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Saul's Addition.

on BUCHANAN STA MOST COM.
pletely equipped house; now arranged for
two families, and located right OF 18th St;
row brick with rooms and bath: cellar
under entire house, and attic; front porch
and double rear porches, the upper one being
tnelossd an1 n0w used as k1tchenette; hot
water heat; electricity and gas: hardwood
noors and trim; screens; recently papered
car garage. Price. $l3750. SHANNON D
LUCHs. 71s 18th St nv. Main 2s4s.
GOOD SECTION: FINE HOME: WE'LL
built home Of two stories and basement:
FIRST floor comprises three rooms. breakfast
porch. convenient pantry: second noor. four
bedrooms. complete bath. two sleeping
porches; hardwood floors and trim: all mod
ern improvements. Price. si1.25o. Nc.
KEEvER & Goss. 14o5 Eye st. NV. Main
I752 I1o-S
and bath; attractive plan and finish: has
hot-water heat; electric lights; porches:
screened throughout; hardwood floors Of best
quality. Price, $13. 500; moderate cash pay
ment MekEEvER & Goss. I+o5 Eys st.
$9,975
West Of 1lth-New 7-room and bath;
plan: large yards; rorche.: many features
S10,500
On Lonsfellow: near l4thIs r. and B..
new.
S12,5O0
On 18th. near farragut-Nine rooms: ?
baths: h.-w.h.; room for garage; faces John
Dickson Home; beautiful home and location;
$12,5O0
On PARK ave.-Detached: 8 perfect rooms
and bath: h.w.h.; elec. rooms for garage:
slate roof: large yard.
S21,850
h..w.h.: eiec.; room for garage: sliding
French doors; hwd. floors; inst heater: very
large rooms
$4,000
On 18th st.-Detached center entrance
hall tapestry brick: 10 rooms; 8 baths;
h.-w.h.; elec.: spacious porches; shade trees:
WILLIAM K. HARTUNG
HOS 18th st. NV. Phone Exchange Main a72
sEvEN-RooM. BATH AND TOILET
home in the beautiful highlands. The
house 10 In excellent condition; has electri-
city and gas; hardwood floor and trim;
front and double back porches; screens and
shades and garage; sl1 500. SHANNON &
LUCHs. 71s 14th st. NV. Main 2345.
sIX-RooM AND BATH HOME on 18th
St. having all latest Improvements, in
cluding electricity and gas; front and dou-
ole-back porches: hardwood floors and trim.
and hot-water heat. The home Is screened
and has garage. Price s11,500. SHAM
NON & LUCHS. 713 14th st. NV. Main
2345.
LARGE TEN-RoOM AND TwO-BATH
bungalow with a garage. Home has hot
water heat, electricity, and hardwood floors
and trim. Price $16.500. SHANNON &
LUCHS. 713 18th ST., NV. Main 2345.
THIS sEMI-DETACHED HOME CAN BE
bought on s.. 600 cash; of two stories;
basement; seven large bright rooms and
bath; front and double rear porches: has
hardwood floors and trim; electric lights,
hot-water heat; pantry and laundry: is new
and In perfect condition. Immediate pos-
session can be had. Price S11, 900. Nc
KEEvER & GOsS. 1405 Eye ST. NV Main
4752 ASA
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AUCTION SALES
THos. J. OWEN q SON. Auctione.r,.

TRUSTEES SALE or vALCABIE FRAME
dwelling on Meade 81. ne. near Minn. ave.
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust duly
recorded. in Liber No. 1921. Folio SIS. 81
SEQ. OF the land records Of the District ot
Columbia. and at the request OF the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustee.
VIII sell. At public suction in front OF tho
premises on WEDNESDAY. THE 2ND nAy
OF AUGUST. A.D.. 1872. AT 4 O'CLOCK
p. NJ, the following described land nnd
premises, situate In the District Of Colunn-
bit. and designated and being LOT 4 ia
Square 5lso in the subdivision cf land now
known as South Kenilworth' as the sar-e
appears Of record IN Liber County II. fot1
80, in the ohice of the Surveyor of the
District of Columbia Terms: one-third eash
and the balance in one and two years. ~itlt
interest al oer cent. secured by a de~d
Of trust on the property sold all cssh ~
purchasers option. sl00 deposit reotn red
at time Of sale. Conveyancing. recordifr
and revenue stamps AZ purchasers cn4t!
Terms to he complied with IN % dsys or dr.
posit forfeited. CHRISTIAN ]. eoCKELER.
JOHN A. MAsSIE. Trustees. -
Jy22. Is. % .2e-au1.2 $50 :
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4 MIGHTY ATTRACTIVE HoUsB AND
one that h entirely individual: bsl-
rcons. living roon with oDsn freplace. din
lag rosa and kitehen; hot-watsf hsat. slsc-
wood hoors and trim. Lot rs feet vide and
amply deep for garage tf2 800. SHANNON
. LUcHs. rs 18th st. nw.. Main 1345.
AN UNUSUAL OFFERING IN TWO
bedroom bungalow I'm Chevy Chase; . cosy
place that 10 truly different IN . practical
way; the lot is eoxi2s feet and 70 located
possession. S1o. 500 SHANNON 4 LuCH1.
rs i4th q. nv. Main 234S.
LOCATED on A LOT HAVING 'FRONT.'
age Of 90 feet and running back $50 feet.
this home 10 q splendid value at 10000.
Two stories and cellar, first floor comprises
reception ban: living and dining rocms.
library and kitcheE second floor-thres
bedroens and bath front and rear porches.
hardwood floors: good heating plant; cleo
THE nghts. garage; 82.0co cash payment
asked. .McKEEvER d Goss. 1905 Eye st
nv. Main f752 s4e-s
sEln-BUyGALow LOCATED ON ONE OF
the prettiest corners In this beautiful
section: lot e01170 with attractive lawn:
eve rooms and bath on first floor: two rooms
alcove and storage room on second: has
spacious front porch; hardwood floors; cleo
tric Lights: hot-water heat; stone open IRE
place; cellar. Price sli.oo1 on reasonsbls
=
NV. Main 4732. sos
EIGHT ROOMS AND TWO BATHS; FRONT
and double rear porches, tsleeping porch):
vapor heat; electric lights; hardwood floors;
screens; basement; evergreen trees On large
lawn Phone us for appointment to IN
spect- Price 81. 900. McKEEvER q GOs9.
1905 Eye st. NV. Main l752. S15-S
North Columbia Heights.
fHTs HONE Is BUT TWO YEARS OLD
and IN perfect eonditiop: brict coostrue-
tion with concrete front and rear porcbes:
siI rooms and bath ttiled: sarsge. Price,
spect- MeKEEvER Goss. 1905 Eye st
NV. Main 41s2. 235-S
CHIRNfNG HoXH OF SEVEN WE'LL AR.
ranged rooms; modern; bath: extra lava
tory; front, rear and sleeping porches; hot.
wster heat: electric lights: hardwood doors
and trim: Pear Earage- Price only $11. 500;
On convenfent terms. You can nnd NO bet
ter buy in this section. McKEEvER Gosa
1ko5 Eye ct. nv. Main l132. SIS
DANDY HOME OF SIX ROOMS III m
bath: built-in garage; concrete front and
lower rear porch; sleeping porch on second
door; has hot-watef hest; electric lights;
hardwood doors and trim; basement 06ered
st the reasonable price Of S1o.7so. Nc
KEEvER d GcSs. 1905 Eye ct. NV. hais
4I52 si-S
NORTH coLUNDiA HEIGHrS-sio.7 $50.
Reasonably priced colonial design resi-.
deuce: attractive In appearance: Just one
block Of 18th st. car: rooms; spacious front
and rsar porches: inelosed sleeping porch:
h.-w.h.. slec. lights; hardwood doors: deep
lot to alley; ample garage space. House Is
vacant and immediate posssssioa may be
a<oe n. Z. ave. Main sooo.
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$7.8Q0

Randolph q. Nm 2pd-S rooms ara bstA:
nct water heat: electric light Pine eesli.
CLARENCE F. WEIGH,
III lth o ~. Main l2-so.
Member Washingtoa Real Estate Board.
SiVE-Ro0M BUNGALOW WITH CELLAR
and attic: located on q iot l2xl2o feet:
seononically placed. artistie asd ap-
Tort: large front porch; bcsatfsss airevs;
Ie-feoe Aney tn tsar; seesilsAt loca don:
sssonsenient ssn terms: ltiss. t1e5o. SHAN.
MON LucHs. rs i4th It ~. Msis z3Ss.
ATTRACTIVE SIX ROOM AND BATH
brick home with buiit-in esrage. Home
"a. dave Immediate possession. Price
~ I5o SHANNON . LUcHs. 7ls llth st.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

>>>>~~~~>>>-->-->~--
3 ct. ~. sssr c.pssss-A s-sssifsi ~
s-reen hone Of tapestry briek. perche@. -
800 biock ' st. se.-s-resa hone IN ass
condition; hns hat; vesderfui irvestnest
for saiy ee.soo.
homes m 800 block = st. ne. q ssa
re'ns; $500 ssd ss.7so. with tsrns
INLAND Terrace ma. .sar list a. ana
Rhode Island sve.-z s.rssn hone; an nes.
srn essvenieaess; oaiy $1,000 Vim $3.50
q. nv. near Sorth cspitos-sroon
bone; h.-wh.: IN nse eeseitis.; sarass;
price only 5000; terms.
Serth c.2itel St. 1900 bleeh-oernsr
property with lso-foot front; boass Of 8
rooms; ans iayest.ent; price. ts.So.
North Capitol st.. Loo block-io-ross
house; h.-w.h.; garsEe space; $500 viii
terms.
Corner business property a. North Capt
toi st.: suitable for any busiasss at 4 rea-
sonabk price and good ter.s
Il Kentucky ave. se.. 500 block-s-rcon
home only built one year: porcbes fron'
and back; space for EanEs: price. ss.soo;
| terms.
M. E. THOMPSON & co.
Ezciasive AesntD.
North sls2. p 4 - ~.
28
$50 Cash BUYS GROOM. TAPEsTRY
brick: ami; excellent condition: near
Soldiers Home; price. s7yS5o: terms. $50
monthly. WILBUR T.. GRAY, 1918 u st.
NV. Phone Main 1913. SIS
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PetwOrth.

Petworth.
CORNER HUME IN SECTION OF NEW
homes; comprises all the features Of q
higher pneed home; six rooms and bath on
top noo<s; cellar: brick construction: con-
crete fornt and rear porches; breakfast and
sleeping porches: all Improvements: latest
PP,smoins; BLUM ,gn. space for sar.se on wide alley.
4752
NEW TAPESTRY BRICK HOUSE; TWO
stories, with rooms and bath; garage
included; hot-water heat: electricity and
term. fTSas p psses dspSs So
and reasonable monthly payments. SHAN
NON LUCHs. 713 18th st. NV. Main 2345.
PETwoRTH-8 RMS. B.; LAT. h;
garage room; good cond.; s.. 200; 81 200
cash: wILDMAN & CO., 9th and II SITS.
Franklin 6406. 100
ILLINOIS AvE.-ss 900.
possession. N. L. s&NsbuRY sG1aSR CO. eli iais
/ St II. 5s04
KANSAS AvE.-ss500.
for garage: N. L. sANsB6RY 4 CO., i1is
PETwORTH
rooms. bath; elec.; h.-w.h. Price, 81, 500
Thomas z. Petty. 2o13 14th ct. NV. N. Ass.
$I,45O
New home; best section; 8 spacious rooms
and bath; h.w:h.; elec.; porches; every con-
venienee; $1,000 cash; SIS monthly covers
everything.
$500
Semi bungalow; 8 charming rooms and
bath; h.w.h.; elec.; room for garage; nearly
new: a beautiful home.
$11,500
Corner on car line; rooms and bath on
floors; h.-w.h.: cleo.
WILLIAM K. HARTUNG
HOS 18th st. NV. Phone Exchange Main 37z.
PRACTICALLY NEW HOUSE OF ROOMS
and bath In hrst-class condition and con.
venient to 2 car lines; front and rear
porches; hot-water heat: electricity; deep
vine; Immediate possession; price $3.50;
terms SHANNON 4 LUCHs. 713 14th ct.
NV. Main 2345.
ON ARKANsAs AvE.-DETACHED FRAME
house Of rooms "A bedrooms), and bath.
eenaf and noored. attic; front. rear and
hardwood noors and trim; screens; lot 4ox
10 feet; the house b In good condition and
very attractive type; price, S13750.
sHANNoN sa,a s.os Z LucHs. rs i4th st. NV
PsTwoRTH.BRlcK; TWO STORIES;
fuil sfsed attic: front. rear and sIeeping
porches; hot-watsr heat: electric iiThts:
possession In 30 days. Price. Sa.5O0 Nc.
kEEvER Goss. 1lo5 Eye st nv. Main
e.oz. ~ 2123
$500; KANSAS AvE.-BEAUTTFUL COLO
NAL home: Q rms; bath; h.-v.h.; gas;
eiec.: easy terma Main 46o3. DAVID 4
sAhhI. leoI 81 nv.
ON SHEPHERD ST., NEAR iiTH, A ..
story. 7.room colonial brick, h. v. h..
electric light, sleeping porch, garare: 6ue
condition. Price sf1.75O Terms. WILD
NAN CO.. 9th q H. Tr. e4os. s14
QUINCY ST. N. Wv. 800; 2-story brick;
rms; tile bath; h.-w.b.: Gee: metal
gar. WILDMAN co.. 9th 4 n Tr el06.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Georgetown.


$4,000
On 34th st.--six rooms sna hath: be1ck;
seod condition throughout.
A,70O
On soth st.-eix vopderfui old rcoals and
safA; rear perch; deiirhffui rear yard.
$1,000
o. 0 t.yine old prick; rooms ana
hath; space for sar.ge: electric iishts.
$4,000
On Old Dumbsrton st.-Eieyen-room and
artistic rambling old place: rear yard Il
perfect frame for ho,lyhccks
WILLIAM K. HARTJNG
llos 18th e. nv Phone Exchange Main s73.
n. NR. S2ND N.W.-e Tms s.: fur b.;
900: 81 900 cash. wiLDNAN q co..
eth . B. rrenklin e4os 90
on REsERvoJR ST.. A f-R0ON BRICK
and frane house. b. v. b. sas ard bath:
IN rood cosdition. Price e4.oo6. Terms.
"iLDAAN Z CO.. eth 4 H. Fr. e4os
on ST. NEAR s5TH n. W., 4 2-sToRY
Groom brick, b. Q. b., nrst class condI-
tion possession In 80 days Price a. 30
Easy terms WILpMAN 3 CO.. 9th d
on WIS. AVE. NEAR MASS. AVE. s. W..
Price $l2 500. wII-DMAN q CO.. 9th 3
n. u. oeoo. 81
Massachusetts, Avenue Park.
UPTON ST., II rms. b., anil $4,000
.rHos ). FISHER . CO. INC. 7ss isth
nv. Main $3.50
RopMAN ST.. rms. eiec., h.w.h 50. $50
THoS. J. FISHER q CO.. INC. 13s i5ts
Nv. Main $3.50.
WISCONSIN AvE.-s15,o0o.
8 rms; b. ami: Scar garage: immedt
ate possession. N. L. sANSBURY q CO..
1913 I ct. N. 5oo4.
NAcdMB q sHERRIER PL.. 8 rms. a.mL
$3.50 TH0s. J. FISHER q CO.. mo.
73s 18th st. NV. Main $3.50.
WISCONSIN AVE, nf. Navai Observatoey-
rms; tapestry br.; col home: semi-de
tached: h.-w.h.; eiec.: 'front.' & rear porches;
hardwood throughout: lot 80 By l4S. This
10 SIS. 900 home. For quick sale. $40. 800
wILDMAN 4 CO.. 9Th 4 b. Frank. 64oe
Il
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INVESTMENT PROPERTIES

APARTMENT HOUSE. APARrME>Ty
OF rooms bath; srlendidiy built; BOD
ern: can be turned into apts Of rooms
a bath. Price very low. G. 5. BENNETT,
so+ Cont. Trust Bldg. Main esef. usf
BOOMING HOUSEWIFE y rooms: Tn ef.
cellent location. Near washington Cirris
Would be a nne Investment. Act oufrfp,
Price $500. DAVID Z. BARRY. ieoe- n
1T NV. Main 1901. Azgoz
5000: APT. BLDG OF RMS ASr
bath each: near sth al ste. ne: rented
az sel-50 q month: tenants furnish heat.
DAVID 2. RARRY 1907 II ct Msio -ssua
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Eckin0tOn,

ECk1NGTON-S6,2 25O.
Price reduced to insure quick sale; extra
nne brick home IN excellent condition: sig
rooms and bath; modern heating plant and
many other modern features; large lot; easy
terms. wh. Q. PHILLIPS. l40o N. !. ave.
Main l00O
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FARMS

MONTGOMERY COUNTY - ABOUT u
niies northwest Of white House: La
serss: eniuproved; $50 per sers. LoUfs p.
sAokAAkER. i4e1 n. Z. ave- av. Mas
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SUBURBAN FOR SALE

$50 CASH; SEQ A MONTH WILL BUY 4
new house at <4oe Murdoch MIL road nw.,
contsining basement with cement ncor;
nrst noor-larGe living room: dining room Z:
kitchen; pantry; large r~sr porch scr.eDet I:
colonial front porch: second noor-s bedrooms
with closets; linen closet: bath room: sleep
ing porch. sx2o screened: fur ht; elee.
lights; sarase; lot <oII27; price. 90 20.
HALL AND GRAY,
1904 Il q. ne. Lincoln iss1-
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PERSONAL

cLoTHISG-w RKING MEN. WIN
should hustlers he hamboozied intoprtys
ing big prices at SALES" they can buy for
less here; See for best grade tailor MADE
slightly used suits from s. TO sls So. hest
value ever ress1S
JUsTH's OLD STAND. sIs st. .x.,
yes =,
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Bedbugs, Reaches, Rats

exterminated by experts, guarantee tesufta
NATIONAL ENTERMINAToR CO..
zoe 9th OF. nv. rrsnklin 2Tet =
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Chevy Chase.

KEEP YOUR WIFE AWAY FROM THIS
one unless you are ready to buy a home;
new detached; bright rooms; complete
baths tbuilt-in); hardwood floors: h--w.h;
electricity; built-in garage; refrigerator;
Pullman diner; ironing board and other mod
ern eonveniences; splendid location; one
block from Conn. ave. Only s11. 500.
@. B. LIKENs.
1874 G St NV. Main 5o57
Evenings and Sundays. Cleveland 507.
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BRANDYwINB srs-Sio.z 80.
Briek bungalow. 5 rms., b., n. ~ Il
elec: y. L. sANsBURY . CO.. 1l1e I ct.
-. 80.
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DETACHED CORNER HOME; ONE or THE
most attractive In this section Of hand
some rssldsnces; pebble dash: front and rear
porch0. contains eight rooms and bath: hot.
water heat: electric lights; hardwood noors
and trim: hreplsees: IL In nrst class cor
ditjon; large grounds. 1o0x150. with plenty
OF shade and .hrnoeery Price; $4,000;
NV. Main 4752. 1898
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HUNTINGTON sT.-S15,O0
Eight rns-. 2 b.. h--w.h-; garare: terms.
y. L sANsBURY CO.. 141s st. II. seo4.
BUNGALOW. CHEVY CHASE. Nd, NspIs
sye.-frame. rms. hath. AMI, lot IL
e1x1s5: 10000. THOMAS J. YIsHER q
%. INC. Tss 18Th u. nv. Main ESQ.
CHEVY CHASE. M. COUNTRY CLUE, det.
| rlsziR 4 CO.. iss ' isss Nv. % 4. $50. $50 =
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FIRE. AUTOMOBILE. PLATE GLASS BUR-
giary insurance. LOUIS p. sH0EFAKER,
1907 N. Y. ave. nh. Main lles- Inquire
for Mr.. Elliott.
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CLARENDON. VA FRAME. DETACHED
home on high elevation contsinins eight
rooms bath, and lsvstory. Screened front
and rear oorches with al modern improve
ments In nne condition. Price -. 500. Three
lots OF 30 feet frontage each Included for
above price. SHANNON a LUCHS. 7l3
18th 81. nv. Main zs4S. Virginia Office.
Claredon 20.
Evening journal., 1922-08-05

1T seems rather absurd. you
know. but 1 can't say that I have"
He turned to Bill. 'Hays your"
Good Lord, no. should never
worry about a thing like that"
I'm sure you wouldn't" laughed
Antony. We'll. we can have a look
when we go in. II the other keys
are outside. then this one was prob
ably outside. too. and In that case
we'll. It makes It moro interesting"
Cayley said nothing. Bill chewed
a piece OF grass. and then said,
Does II make much differenceY"
1T makes II more hard to under
stand what happened in there. Take
your accidental theory and see where
you get TO. No instructive turning
OF the key now, is there? He's got
to open the door TO get 1t, and open
ing the door means showing his
head to anybody in tho hall-his cou-
sin, for instance. whom he left there
two minutes ago. Is man in
Marks state OF mind. frightened to
death lest he should be found with
the body. going TO do anything so
foolhardy as that?"
HE needn't have been afraid OF
me-" said Cayley.
Then why didn't he call for you?
He knew you were about. You could
have advised him; Heaven knows he
wanted advice. But the whole theory
OF Marks escape is that he was
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blood. Striking an insolent posture.
one hand dehantly on her hip in
good imitation OF Olive. Peggy
slowly crushed the fire OF her Gig
aret.
Ladies and gentlemen" Her
voice and manner were now clearly
an imitation OF olives. Peggy had
been leading lady in the wig and
Mask" her school dramatic club.
with your kind per-r-misslon I
will give you a little imi-tay -shun
Of the well-known dancer Of pash
dances. the star OF the Ten-Twent-
Thirt. Senorita Olive Pitt Sodamint
-Ohw
A gasp OF amusement and yet
uneasiness followed.
Peggy's thrust was so bold. so
full Of wickedness. so clever for an
amateur. that she attracted as vivid
attention as Olive. only the latter
remained outwardly unmoved, save
for a slight smile in a corner OF
her mouth.
r. Peg managed with a few skillful
touches to suggest the Apache wo-
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man. Then. dancing with an mag
mary partner. she shimmied and
shook her slim shoulders in a really
good burlesque OF olives dance.
When she pretended 70 be whirled
by her partner. her head snapped
back ludicrously. as though Il were
about 10 be jerked Off her neck.
When In the climax she was flung
10 the floor she arose with comic
awkwardness. one hand on an osten-
tatlously dislocated hip.
The audience roared In apprccia-
ton. Peggy went on. She answered
the cries for an encore by a bur
lesque OF Olives Spanish dance.
As she copied the whirlwind cli-
max the apex . OF burlesque was
reached. Throughout her imitation
she had managed cleverly TO carl
cature olives gestures OF wooing
into a crude and greedy pursuit.
Her final gesture was 70 dive az
Bobby. fling her arms brazenly
about his. neck and plant a resound-
ing smack upon his lips. which she
repeated again and again TO the
yel's OF laughter.
(TO BE COntinucd)
Copyright. 1892. NEA servlce)
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was no less beady than the wine.
Flushed and radiant. like a young
red rose. her beautifully modelled
body relaxing after It's abandon.
Olive looked as must a youthful
queen in her first realization OF i'm
perial conquest. In contrast. Peggy
seemed a school girl who had ven
tured out Of her classroom among
grownups.
Winnie could have wept for her.
so obvious was her defeat. But
courage and a newly desperate de-
termination seemed to stiffen Peggy
INTO fresh purpose.
She rose dramatically. drawing all
eyes by her manner. made possible
by the honey-colored bubbles in her
Evening journal., 1922-08-05

Oscar owl hung up the receiver
OF his telephone and chuckled and
chuckled.
Tee. hee. heel" he glggled.
They say I'm wise. and no one
knows It better than I. I've Just
telephone to George Guinea-Pig
knew where ne could find a tail and
10 Flop Fieldmouse knew where
he could lose one.
They are 10 be here at to-
night Hee. heei III have a wait
for my supper. but when the time
comes I'll have two.'
About Tommy Brown came
along 10 look at George. George
liked Tommy. Tommy was kind
and sometimes lifted him gently
and stroked him. George chuckled
20 himself Wouldn't Tommy be sur
prlsed when he came back next
day and found him with a lovely
long waving tail
Pretty soon the hired man came
along and stopped.
Hello. Toni" he said loudly.
Ever hold a guinea-pig up by his
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YOUR LAST NAME
Copyright 1920. by The Mcclure Newspaper syndcat.
BY MARY MARSHALL DUFFEE

Not very much Is known OF the
first settler OF the. name here save
that this name was John and that
he settled in Rowley Massachpsetts.
In 1910. and became a freeman not
long after. He married first Ann
and second Jemima. lie had two
sons. John and Caleb. and a daugh-
ter I.ydai
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS
McMurphy: This Is a rather un-
usual name in this country as well
as in ireland and England. Obvious
ly II is a paironymic form OF the
very usual and very ancient Murphy.
The founder OF the family here was
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tail and watch his eyes drop out7"
"oh. youi exclaimed Tommy.
"Gulnea-plgs haven't any tailsl"
The hired man went away laugh
ing.
But Georges little heart was
humping What was that he said 2
Hold him up by the tail and watch
his eyes drop outi'
Why. II they'd find a tail on him
next day they might try Il.
Well. he'd fix that all right. No
tall should they find on him.
Seven o'clock! Eight o'clockl Nine
o'clockl
George Guinea-Pig was sound
asleep. so was Flop Fieldmouse.
oscar Owl waited until 10. then went
home supperless and as mad as any
thing.
Flop Fieidmouse? You want TO
know about him?
why he didn't go either because
his mamma told him a story about
little dog that lost his tail and.
couldn't go straight
(ro BE Continucd)
Copyright, 1922. NEA service)
Evening journal., 1922-08-05
ENTER THE FLAPPER
Peggy Burlesques OHueis Dance
By ZOE BECKLEY

The fiapper and the professional dancer
are fighting a love duel with
BOBBY NANDERPOOL. wealthy young
man. as the prize. The fiapper.
PEGGY DEAN, has insitcd on leaving
her parents apartment during their
absence and going 10 a road house
with Bob.
WINNIE HOLLIS. her cousin. and
TED HARkER. They are Joined by
OLIVE SARAMINTO, dancer. and her
partner.
DUNCAN LEE. Olive brings an exhi
bition dance 20 a climax by kneel,
ing before Bobby and extending her
arms.
Bobby. like the gentleman he
was, leaned forward and. taking
olives extended hands. kissed them
fervently.
All but Peggy applauded. laugh
ing in. exhilaration. Olives DANCE