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The Washington herald., 1922-08-27
ThrolUn From, Bicycle
When Hit by Auto

Thrown from his bicycle when
struck by an automobile at Fourth
and f streets northwest, Friday
morning. Arthur Doyle, Is years
old. 20 r street northwest. was
taken to Emergency Hospital and
treated for an injured arm.
Run down by an automobile while
attempting to cross Columbia road
at Sixteenth street northwest. Phil
lin Firman, years old. 1888 How
ard street northwest. was injured
about the body. He was treated at
home.
George Brown. colored. 20 years
old. III S sreet northwest, was bad
ly injured about the head and body
when run down by a bicyclist at
Sixteenth and U streets northwest
The Washington herald., 1922-08-27
"Lotta Miles," Poster
Girl. Asks SepdratiOn

NEW YORK. Aug. 2s.-"Lotta
Miles," famous pretty girl of a IA
miliar automobile poster. who mar
ried Raymond Anthony Court. wealthy
ora ting Arm, is suing for a separation
It was disclosed Friday when an am
davit was fled in ,Iaw York Supreme
Court charging Court with gross
intox!cation." Mrs. Court declares
her husband abandoned her In May.
1921.
In an answering AFFIDAVIT. Court as
serts his wife was not contented with
being Mrs. Court and left him to go
on the stage. Court says her income
now is twice his;
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= @G8y0 0Tanf7dnd5 Rice
Afterwards.


lie Last Doughboys Leave the Rhine--News Item).
Good-by to France and soldier dreams
To bright cafes and old buvettes;
To poppied-6eds and sparkling streams
To vaultng hopes-to deep regrets.
Farewell to the barns and insect bites;
To horse and COW with whom we've slept:
To Flanders mud-the fare Of lights
To all-night vigils we have kept
Good-by to Breton's peasant folk;
To sleepess nights and signal CLEANS
No more will choking rolls of smoke
Come drifting in upon dreams.
No more the rain and mud and steel
Will clog the road to home and rest;
No more will gallant Alsace feel
The Prussian heel upon her breast.
Good-by to Britan's sons so fine
Good-by to Poilu pals Of France
Good-by to all who held the line
When Jerry made the big advance.
You helped US through the SHELF haze,
With strength to make the winning score;
And oft we'll tread the old ways,
When Memory takes US back once more.
HOWARD A. HERTY
The Washington herald., 1922-08-27
Chess
By w. H. MUTCHLER.

play was notably brilliant on ho,b
sides and il was not until the ending
that Capa ablancs was able to nick our
line or play that eventually led to
victory. The score follows:
IRREGULAR DEFENCE.
Morrison CspsbIsnc,
White Pl.ck
1. P-Q< Et-ER2
. Kt-KB3 P-Ka
g. P-k3 P-QKt3
4. B-Q3 aE,o
.. Castles. eK2
6 P-QKt3 Castles
Z. B-kC Kt-K5
s. Pa P-KR4
Through transposition of movies,
BLACK has brought about a desirable
variation in the Dutch defence. at the
same time avoiding some Of the dan
gerous attacks at the disposal of
White
Q. Kt-R3 OK
To- Q-B2 KtrEt
IL. BxKt ora
L. Q-K2 Et-Rs
Doubtless with the object Of Undue
ing the adversary to advance his Oh
pawn. thereby impairing slightly the
strength OF the excellent formation.
Is. P-B5
Threatening the oKt. but the move
gains little for White. On the other
hand. a hole" is created at Q5, a
point Capablanca occupies later on
with effect,
l3. .... Kt-Kt
Il. P-oKu PIKRs
II. ORB Et-Rs
10 kt-k2
Deeper than appears on the surface
and preventing also POS.
10. P-h3
Evidently under the impression that
ne VIII get rid OF the black KB. but in
'nis ne Is mistaken. lncidently. his
pawn position is moi Irnnrove6
Il E,o.
The master hand ,,si, ,ho r,,
in a NOV. that must have surnr,sed
Whit. u,bo 80. ass. sui IIs-u
,S 10
Ecu Ioo is. fHb, ht-BS; ls.
~ ht-he. ch; 20. k-R, Q-KS.
h'hr' rs ~. hxkt o-kt5. ch, etc.
70 XIX Sn2 ~
w
In Connection with its report Of the
Capablanca-Yates game ,ba Io,5o,
Daily Mail stated: He CCanahlanca
was heard TO tell a spectator ,bat ne
could not. strange TO saw. nlsv Win
Queens on the board. immediately
a. Ss,rr: rL;,. ne sschansed Queens" One
'he champion from
be ,,,'.. ,p'Ioh, nut the truth is
=, ,Se 'ne eAcnahee OF Queens
ca.a 80 s zines such is not the
70. P"B, orr,
~ R,Php % Prn, Prf
The beginning Of a danperops s,,.cL
against the white Kinc - -, -
tbe Co,sSio~ 70 niee' "hich
Na"duidn needs all the resource
Iuiness ne may be able to command.
%. NJ P-k4
-. R-Kt
'rooaoly as good as he has for
neither PIP nor Pes n,o,,Is -
wholly satisfactory,
-. PIP
- - R.kts B-oR3
%; BIr K-R2
Black should now plaN EfxR ipas.
much as the move sctualI,, roada a..
vites BxKt. followed ay R-KR3 This
was missed nv Mor-iso,
81. Kt-Ks KtYR
2s. RIkt B-kt4
%. RIP
Very pretty, and IL woul6 he intsr
esting TO know whether tbi. c.n,.
a surnrisa 90 ~. S ne
a, - "aihpio"' Al IL oio
70
30. OR onSts
| 81 R-RS p,p
! Black in tur, r,aL. h-,u,
a oruilent strokt
- s eNs INC oouot raised
a. 80 peee nope. Inc position
q, nsn extraordinary.
h3h
%, IND Mus. en-; SO RxQ. RxR
en-, ana mating in two more moves.
% % B--kh.ch
Ss Q-kt3 RIoR
"a. gro ch KxQ
80. R-Be.ch K-Kt2
-. R-G R-Bl
&c 30 Ikts.ch
20 ia EHt"ch.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-27
G. u. ATHLETE PLA rs TO
PLAY RTGBY At OXFORD.

JAMES J. SWEENEY. of the 1921
J Georgetown football team. who
will matriculate at oxford this fall.
will be a candidate for the rugby
team at the British institution.
During his stay at Georgetown.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-27

Although disappointment 10 general
throughout the chess world over the
unsatisfactory character Of the games
played by Jose R. Capabiapca, winner
of the London tournament. against
Aljechin and Rubinstein, there will be
nothing but expressions of pleasure
after a perusal OF the fine game be-
tween the champion and ]. 8. Morri-
son. the Canadian representative. The
The Washington herald., 1922-08-27

play was notably brilliant on both
sides and il was not until the ending
that Caps blanca was able to n,ck our
line of play that eventually led To
victory The score follows:
IRREGTIAR nErpErr
The Washington herald., 1922-08-27

500 G street southwes,
The Washington herald., 1922-08-27

Black threatens B-Be. ch, followed
by P@o7. ch, etc.
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COMB SAGE TEA
into GRAY HAIR
Its Natural Color and
I.ustrc Al Once.

Common Garden sage brcwcd into
a hcayy tea, with sulphur and alec
hol added, viii turn gray. streaked
and faded hair beautifully dark and
luSuriant Mixing the Sage Tea and
Sulphur recipe at home, though. Is
troublesome, An easier way Is TO
get the reaiy-tp-uEo preparation I'M
proved by the addition Of other In
grodiCa,s In a large bottle, al little
cost, Et drug stores, known as
"Wyeth's Sage and sulphur Com
pound" thus avoiding lot Of muss,
WSilc gray. faded hair IS not sin
tul. We all desire 20 retain our youth
ful appearance and attrGctiyeness,
By darkeniug your hair with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur cc-i-
pound. no oae can tell. because Il
does Il so naturally, so evenly. You
just dampen sponge or soft brush
with It aud draw this through your
hair, taking one small strand AT II
time; by morning all gray ha'r5
have disappeared After another np-
pllcation or two your hair becomes
beautifully dark, glossy, soft and
luxuriant and You appear years
yoppger.-Adv, n,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-21
MORE MEN THAN WOMEN
HAVE APPENDICITIS

Medical reports show men are
more subject TO appendicitis although
many sudden cases oceur among wo-
men. II can be guarded against by
preventing intestinal infection. The
intestinal antseptic, Adler-i-ka.
acts on BOTH upper and lower bow
el, removing all foul, decaying matter
which might cause infection. II
brings out matter you never thought
was in your system and which may
have been poisoning you for months.
Adler-i-ka Il EXCELLENT for gas on
the stomach,-Whitman Drug Co.
ADV. Is.
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IN BANKRUPTCY

Notice of First Meeting of Creditors.
In tho District Court of the United
States, for the District OF Oregon
In the Matter OF NJ. u. Doty. Bank
rupt,
To the Creditors of NJ. Il. Doty;
Notice Is hereby given that on tho
rs day Of Dec, i923. NJ, X. Doty was
duly adjudged bankrupt and that
the first meeting OF the creditors
will be held at the office OF the un-
deIsigned, 400 Main street. Klam-
ath Falls, Oregon, on January 3,
1923. at O'Clock u, NJ, at which
time the creditors may attend, prove
their claims. examine tho bankrupt,
elect a trustee and transact such
other business as may come before
them.
December 81. 1922.
J. C. RUTENIC.
D2l Referee In Bankruptcy.
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WHITE LsGIiORN CHCKs

narrOn-Tanggod strain. Five years
OF hoE'nlEinE UHi culling, propUr
mating ana care. directed b. expert
cncc aai diligence. have produced a
large and vigorous stock OF excellent
layers. Our chicks are from our own
flock exclusively aad will satisfy.
yl2.5O per 100. Safe arrival Ct full
count Of live. sound chicks Euafan-
tced. Early orders insure prompt
delivery. haywood Poultry Farm.
Corning, Calf lSti
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-21

Christmas Boxes Free with every
purchase OF two records. Give
Records this Christmas. something
lasting. Earl Shepherd Co. 2l
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iourncl mtIl Wednesday Nov. %,
1879.
Current Expense Clnlm allowed
and warrant drawn
q. NJ Raymond, court reporting.
$3.50.
Whorcupoa Court Adjourned until
Wednesday November 20, 1929.
H. n IInnneli. County Judge.
linrrcll short. Go. COmmlasiOncr
ASA FOrdycc, Go. COmmisslonor.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-21

". W. NhSIUOnU, 'OUIl I'pOTllnE'
$3.50.
Whoroupon Court Adjourned until
Wednesday, November ~, 1929.
II. " Iinnncli. County Judge.
Bnrrcll short. Go. Commlasioncr.
ASA fOrdycc, Go. Commissioner
"wednesday, November 20, 1922;
Court Mot Pursuant to Adjourn
mont. when were present: Il. II.
pNincll. County Judge. iErr"il
Short and Asa fOrlycc. County Com.
migsiOnnrg. the following business
was irnnHartcd:
Current Expense Claims allowed
nni warrants drawn
Eurroll short, mileage and salary,
tI22.2O.
H. ~ Bunneii. salary. ii25.0O.
Asa Fofdycc, mileage ana salary.
$1,000.
L. " llanncn, Rnlnry. 10000.
G. II. DeLnp. salary. siGG.G7.
Lloyd u. DeLap. EnlUry, $4,000.
Allen Sloan. salary. $4,000.
vera Houston. salary, il25.00.
vivian Harris. salary. 10000.
l., J., Low. salary, $4,000.
Burt y. Hawkins. salary. sl75.OO.
e, {. Low, salary, $4,000.
", Orcm, salary. 10000
Mollic Donclson. salary. 500 90.
Keith Ambrose. Tailor. 5000.
", Markwardt' service tpr collcc.
wi, '-'''''
W '. Lee. salary, fl25,OO,
W, J.. Johnson. salary. $4,000.
Agn"H j, Lee, salary, 1iiO 90.
Claudia l.. Sphinx. rllnry. 500. %.
u, k Van Ripper. salary. ti2b 90.
y, y. Van Rip"r, salary Dep.
Ir,aF.. 621,Oo.
Nlh FcTEu'na, salary, Sl25.OD.
Mhudr VI. Carleton, salary. $50.
j"
western Union Tel Co, service.
fj.bl.
Western tniOn Tel Co.. service.
wv
w. y Wlrbi. salary Dep. Dist Any
NV"OO,
Nrttir Wallan, widow pension
1900.
I Rose Goddard. same. $1,000.
L"Onh &. Ady, same. $1,000.
Mary y Pearson. same. SI7.SO.
Murthn Seeds, same. $1,000.
Madeline Cook, same. $50 90.
Mary ". Williams. same. $500.
Wlnonh J.. North, same. S32 30.
Iunhtla Thllma1. same. 5000.
i.uIn ". lluichins, same. $1,000.
Ltia " hilgur", same, 5000.
G'rirnd. u hrown, same. $3.50.
Anna u. Moore. same. $1,000.
bessie ". kilgoro. same. $4,000.
Grac" Johnson. same. $500.
Minnie Dillard, same, si7.Io,
Mary Iructt. same. $4,000.
I"na illton' same. 1000.
Lou McRcynolds. same, 1890.
Isabelle Hcscl,lne, same. s32,5O.
MarEatet Clark, rent $500.
Gene ", Lennon. widow pension
b5:Oo.
Myrtle Vowel, same, 5000.
Clara Decuman, same. $3.50.
Cora VI, Poole. same. s2j 90.
Evelyn Currie. snmo, $1,000.
Alice Daniel. same. SIs.O0.
Kate Taylor. conaiy aid. s2j.O0,
Elizagcth Scanion, same. $500.
h"Eiah bood"li, county aid. si5..
Ooy
Elizabeth Gray. same, $500.
Nellie wall. same $4,000.
u Rutherford, same, $1,000.
AMry Moore. sane. ,i5.og.
Kate Mack. same. $4,000.
Dora Anderson, smc, $1,000.
clara Bowen. same, $4,000,
Mrs, y, ID. i.anEIord, same. S25,-
90.
Margarot faicn, same. $1,000
Martha Marrow. same. $1,000.
Anna Marshall, same, $4,000.
W. " Teters. same, $40 100.
Emma Gardncr. same. $4,000.
fcrinclia ,, Moss, same for min.
or, $1,000,
Mrs, John Clark. same, $4,000, q,
Geo, Gray. same, $500,
Mrs Antone Prairie, same, $500.
Mrs, June Tallman, same Ter Mrs.
story, $4,000.
huthena Cox, same, $500.
Mrs ~ NJ, Hughes, same, $4,000.
Western Union Tel. Co, service
DIST, Atty, Sl5S.
county Road bond Claims allowed
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saturday. November IN. 1872.

saturday, november ~ l1-ss
Court Mot Pursuant TO- Adjourn
mont. when we're prcscut u. ~.
Bunnell. County judge. iiurroll
Short and Asa Fvrdyco. County Com
miasloncra the following procccdingn
were had
Current Expense Claims allowed
and warrants drawn;
Earl Howe. saving wood court
house. il2,9i.
Roekard Auto Service, iitncy dist
atty. $4,000.
Roekard Auto Service, jilney dIs,.
atty, $4,000,
Reckard Auto Service. jilnoy dist
atty. $1,000,
James Singleton. witness circuit
court. s37.OO
Janca Singleton. sane. $4,000.
Diva Howarth, same. 5000,
Dan Brossan, samc, $1,000,
J. y. Morley, same. ss2.5O.
T, l., Shook, same, Sl6.2O.
Dan Brcssun, s2s,5b,
!, A. Johnson, same. s6D'
q. A. Johnson. same, si7.6o,
Victor Nelson, same, $3.50
WIN. Crawford. same, $500,
Fred IIondrickS. same. sis.i0,
VIM. Hun. same. $500.
Ira lsancS, same, $500.
Mckinley. David, same, $50,
J. J. Mclaughlin. same, Si,2O.
Mr.. Chaser. same, s22
Mrs, X. Davis. same. s2s,oO,
Toy brown, same, $1,000,
Mrs. Matkin Davis. same, s22 90,
X. Davis. same. $1,000,
Finer Lynch. same. $4,000,
Finley Wilson. same, $500.
Nick Glnsbaugh, same, si,2O,
Asa Miller, same. si,2O.
A. J. Lyle. same. $500.
". u, Grain, same. $l2,2O,
Jack Palmer. same, slI,2O,
", u, Grain, same, $2,2O,
Albert Chlloquln. same. $500.
v. ID. Lamb. same, $40.
l.. ID, Burk. same. $3.50,
Keith Ambrose. same, s22O,
Keith Ambrose. same. S22O,
w, u, Bowdoin, supplies Circuit
Court. $i0.50.
w. y, DowdoInA \ supplies election.
S292.25,
Road Claims allowed and war
rants drawn;
II. q. Atkins. work, sii,95~
Roy Dixon. work, Sl3.i7,
w, w brnlnel'on' Wolh' fSN'f''
Market Road Claims allowed and
warpnts drawn!
W. c. Wise. work Midland Mkt.
Rd, 1891,
Dewey Powers. work Midland Mkt
Rd. 1854,
u. q. AtklnS. work Midland Mkt
Rd. s41.l3.
ChaS, Lamb. work Midland Mkt
Rd. $3s,16,
]. w, Kint. work Midland Mkt
Rd s30.i1,
Percy Dixon, work Midland Mkt,
Rd. $62,9l.
Bonson Dixon. work Midland Mkt
Rd,. $14,07.
H. y. Corpening, supplies Poe Val
10y. $43,sS.
o.. +. Anderson. work Midland
Mkt Rd. sl59S.
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Carat and a half perfect diamond.
Are you Interested? II 30 call and
see Davenport, The Jeweler. 20-3f
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County Court Proceedings

Earl Cornish, work Poe valley,
th.ph.
Road bond Claims allowed and
warrants drawn.
Vlck Henderson, work Rock Crock
Section, fG2.Di
Roy Dixon, work Rock Creek See.
ton, slOoG. ....
&. Cummings. work Rock Creek
Section, SD,pb.
Vlck Henderson. same. t2i.0O.
Everett Chlldcrs. same. sl2,N7,
va PrOpst, SANE. f2ib.62
1, q, Mills. same, $1,000.
Wheroup0n Court Adjourned un.
III Monday. November. 90, 1929,
II ~ Dunnrll, County Judge.
liurrcll Short. co. missioner.
Asa F0rdycc. co, CommlsHloncr.
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COMPLETE LINE OF bennington
typowri'crB and supplies Paragon
rlbbUaR, Carbon papers, "ir. Multi
graph Shop, l2G So. 9Th. So. Phone
1ls. 2U-27
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EV f MING HER AID
w A N 7 A d S

wANrGpA nou,chsgPcr Apply ron Rooms $50 y erh
Room g. BWHaacn bldg
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Special for Saturday Calendar
Day. Boston Baked Candy Beans.
27c pound. currin's For Drugs. 10
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Mondny. Nnycmhnr 2O. INag-

Monday, November go. 1899.
Court Met Pursuant 10 Adjourn.
mont, when were present: H. ".
nunn"ll. County Judge, Hurroil
Short and Ash Fordyrc. County Com
missioncrH the following proceedings
were had
IN the Matter of the Meeting OF the
budget Committee,
Th" budget Committee ~ Klam.
nth County. oregon for IN" year
1873, having met at this tlmu when
were present 4. ~ Lc"y'r and J. H.
Hobbs, ard the committee not hav.
Ing finished ita buslncHs. adjourned
until November 81. 1922.
whcroupon Court Adjourned un.
~ Saturday. November 20. ip22.
n " liunncll. County Judge.
Hurrsll short. co. NCOmmlsSioncr
hsa Fordyro. 60. Commissioner.
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Mondny, Noyombor ~, lO22-

Court Met Pursuant t. Adjourn
mcnt. when were present ". "
nunncll, County Judge. Burroli
short and Asa furdyrr, County com.
ml-sion-rs the following proceedings
were had
Current Expense Claims allowed
and warrants dmwn.
Hotel Hail. room for jury. 5000.
ID ". DowllnE. saving wood court
house. $500.
q. " Raymond. reporting, 1890.
u, e, HellinE.r. service county
poor. 5000,
Klamath Hd'warc CO.. supplies.
poor farm. 800
Klamath IId'warc Co. same, ti2.
90.
Klamath Hd'warc Co. supplies.
court house. 1890.
Klamath Iid'warc Co.. supplioa.
poor farm. $50.
a. J Lawrence. oi~rtlon. t1.2b.
Road claims allowed aud war.
rants drawn
Dewey Powers. WORK. 500
klamath iidwHrc Co. suppil"S,
ilS,
Market Road claim allowed. KHAN.
nth lfi'waro Co. supplies ru" Val.
ley. 1920.
Library claim allowed. klamath
Hd'waro Co. huppllcs. 81 70.
whsr"upOn court adjourned until
Thursday, November 10, 1899.
". N nunncil. county Judge.
Durrrll short. 60 missioner
Ata fordycc. Co. CommlBalonc
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-21

Thuradny, November Dth, i092.
Court Met Pursuant io Adjourn.
mont. when were present H. II
Dunncll. County Judge, iurrcll
Short aud Asa fordycc. County Com.
miasioncrp the following proceedings
were had
Current ENpnnpc Claims allowed
and warrants drawn
klamath l,d'waro Co. supplies
court house, s326.
rndorwood'a Pharmacy, supplIcs
clerk $3.50
Myself. Rollins Bank Not" CO.,
supplies Justice Peace. $40,
Lydia h. rrlckr. salary, $4,000.
Road claims allowed aud war.
rnnts drawn
klamath ildwerc Co, supplies,
s97lO,
q. W, ll"ayllin. work. t23.B7.
Harold lloayilln, work, tsD7.
Whrroupon Court adjourned IN
III Monday. November ~, 1919
u. ~ Bunnoll. County Judge,
Burroll Short. Go, Commissioner
Asa Fordyco, Go, Commissioner,
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Thursday. November lG, lS22'
Court Met Pursuant g. Adjourn
m-nt. when were present u II
iiunncil. County Judge. IurroS
short and Asa f"Tdyc., County Com.
nissionorH the following proceedings
were had
County Road claims allowed and
warrants drawn
standard OH Co. supplies, S16,2N,
Standard OH Co. supplies. taS.22
Road bond Fund Claim allowed
and warrant drawn,
standard OIL Co. supplies M"r.
rlll See. ti7i2,
wheTcupOn Court Adjourned until
Saturday. November Is. 1899.
II. II Dunncll, CClnty judge,
Burfcil Short. Go. Commissioner
Asa Fordycc. Go. Commissioner,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-21

HIGH GRADE work gloycr aud init.
tens for Xmas 90 low prices. Jack
Frost. CtH 81 near Main. iStf
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-26
A Y | S 0

Sc av;sa a los suscritores de
Eel ANCORA" que la Junta de
Directories acordo apIazar la
AsanbIea General anunciada
para ell dia 2 de AbriI hasta ell 7
de Mayo con ell fin de estudiar
mas detenidamente los proyec-
tos que Sc presentaran.
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pector jefe, inpaciente, TOGO continua-
6sinente la puerta, usando ell timbre
Y la campanilla respondi6ndcl3 ell 81
lencio mas absolute hasta que, rcpen-
tinamente, desde Ell segundo p:so lie
garon las notas extraias y retorcidas
6e Ia banda Jazz. POGO despues las
hojas dobles de la puerta Sc ADRIAN,
mostrandose la cara altanera de I'm ma
yordomo.
Les detectives y los policias 10 echa
ron a un lado. Pasaron 4 trav6s de una
segunda puerta. despu6s por la pulida
elegncia del salon principal de recep-
clones, ascendieron por la gran escalina
ia de dorado balaustrada y pc.da1ios de
pnarInol, con urnas griegas en- cada pf-
lar.
La escena que encontraron en- ell
l3so superior, era de Ia mas grande ino
cencia. Una docena lie parejas mas,
plrreteaban en- Ell gran salon de bale
.as 1ltimas variaciones de un fox-trot.
I'm uno de los asientos de las ventanas.
estaban sentadas conversando anima-
damente, un joven que no hacia muchos
mos habia salido del Kindergarten y
un jovencito, cuyas mejillas soaroeadas
Y su cuello reglamentario de euudiante
de Elton, proclsmaban su edai l . su
carencia de edad mas bien. Va1;os otros
j6venes, ninguno de ellos mayor de
Ia edad adolescente. Sc apoyaban con-
ira la pared, fumSndo precozmente ci-
garrillos. Y moviendose en- direction a
los intrusos, desde el lugar en- cue Sc
encontraba la orquesta ''jazz', surgi6
un 1ombre de mas edad, cuyo rostro te
nIs una expression interrogsrte muy
educada pero muy de disgusto a la
vez. lie acompanaba una joven que ves-
tia un sorprendente traje de uoche. A
IA policta les pareci6 como cl maestro
Ge bale y la chaperona.
Durante i'm momento Ell inspector
!efc parecio desconcertado. Pero. Sc lie
habia dicho que debia esperar encon-
trar "camofage' de esa clase y con
una rapida n,irada, al ertrar.
hsbia sorprendfdo varios sinto-
mas sospechososs alguno de los cuales
Gran el aire FORBADE de despreocupacion
dc que presumian los i6venes.
A pesar de las pEotestas dc 1os
concurrentes, la polic:z inicio IN regis
fro. En- eli salon de bale no habia otra
cosa que, las palpitantes jovenes y sus
acompanantes. En- las habitaciones no
hahfa otra cosa que hermoso nobihario
antique, tretratos ancestrales, antiquisi
mos, de los ascendientes del Vizconde
de Galway.
Las miradas del inspector Sc detuvie
ron en- uno de los objetos antigaos: una
encrme cortina de China, pintada al
orc, con bellos dragones, y que uegata
desde Ell pavimento hasta ell techo. Y
de un extreme otro. en- uno de los
lienzos Gle pared del salon dc bale.
Por segunda veS el inspector penetr6
Evening star., 1922-05-04
Me1icans Hint Reformers
Should First Clean Up u. S:

ters." says Mrs. Addie shoonmaker.
Meantime a choice morsel to chew
over Is why they named that COVER
nor boy "Inocente."
Evening star., 1922-05-04
ther AU-Stnr Feature Makes Its APpearanC
IS so lou it w pay you pass up all other matters to attend

way of Summer? Because we want you
to know this high-grade brand and we
want you to use one; then you'll tell your
neighbors what a JOY it is; SO it pays US
to enter limited lot in The Sales of
May at low prices - and everybody
happy. "
Evening star., 1922-05-04
|SnoM${,Bl:oy!
|LANSBURGH 6 BROTHER
VAyA GlsINI>T0N n
WASHINGTON, D. C.

comes downtown for Friday Bargains,
and we want to help her buy essentials
with least possible trouble-thus the
errand all in one.
: Why do we quote such low prices
for SNOWBOY right at the door
Evening star., 1922-05-04

AS you know, SNOWBOY is exclu-
sively our own. No one else in Wash
ington carries it-no one can, because
it is made for us solely.
Why do we stage sale on Friday?
Because every provident home-maker
Evening star., 1922-05-04

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