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New-York tribune., 1922-01-12
X cal Estate News
Block in Civic Section
Leased for $l,O0O,OOO
triangular Plot Opposite New
courthouse Site Taken Over
by Frederick Brown

~ frederick Brown leased from Stephen
", Lockwood and Henry Stctson.
NJ :, os,ees OF the estate Of the late Sarah
M' ""retson and Marie Jones. sisters.
.no vacant triangular block, bounded
""S Aa'ayette' Pearl and Elm streets.
~, o,en.y- our years, at an aggregate
nc property has frontage of 154
rect on Lafayette Street, seventy feet
ON fearl Street, and 14O feet on Elm
street. Some forty or fifty wears aro
'he SISTERS spent their vacation on tho
property leased. The Worth Street
station of the subway is near the
lropcrty WV
New-York tribune., 1922-01-12

Samuel Bernstein purchased from
Leopold Weiss isl Lenox Avenue, a
fvc-st5rv store and loft. 2lx75- This
is tho third sale Of the property in a
month thc seller having acquired it
from Frederick Brown. who bought il
from the Rhno1ander estate.
George X. McGovcrn sold to William
Dirns 507 West 'Thirtvseventh Street,
81 six-story storage building, 25x9o.o.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-12
n,iv West 48sh St. LeaseI,cld

TIE newly formed 207 West Forty
eighth Street Corporation Of. P: Hey
man, f. Gershenson and II. Welsen-
thaN purchased from the Equitable
Trust Company the .easehold property
a. 207 West Forty-cighth Street. com
rrising q three-stcry building, 16.tN93
'rne lease is for twenty-one years at an
aggregate rental of Sl26,000. Schwartz
& jacobson, attorneys. represented the
newly organized company.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-12
Or. John Rogers Purchases
Sunset Ear,,, at Rys

George Howe sold for r. T. Walden
f's property on Brevoort Lane, Rye,
lrovn as Sunset Farm, to Or. John
Rogers Of this city. The property con
sists cf large residence and nearly
tvc ac~es. DR.. Rogers plans to make
extensive improvements on the
New-York tribune., 1922-01-12
PIT SAVINGS in BROOKLYN Flats

T. r. Newman sold the cight-family
house at 397 First Street, 276%lQo, for
Margaret Coughlan.
Charles Partridge sold the three
story store apartments nj 6s4 Franklin
Avenue for Bcckie Hockman.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-12
MORTGAGE LOANS

ABSTRACT OF TITLE BUSINESS TOR
SALE: ESTABL!SI!ED rWENTy
TEARS-lN MUSCLE SHOALS DISTRICT
mBASls AND FlEI:n o,I,i. r0R NJ xAEGH Az.
ING FUNDS FOR REAL ESTATE LOANS
= NEW WHITE CONCRETE OFFICE
BIIiIDING--WII.L SELL. PLANT ALONE
oH Plant AND EEA :, - ~ e. ADpisEN3 E6s,
PANY. DECATUR. ALABAMA
New-York tribune., 1922-01-12

Hufke Stone, me, sold tor tho Dell
WOOD Company 4 rev house in the Ce-
car knolls section os Brcnxyiilc TIC
Zee. MacBlair Of this ci.v.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-12
Maiden Lane Loft Sold

a. Cecil Lyon sold to Adolphe De Barry
a MAIDEN Lane. a fve-story building
WIN stores, 1922 lX irregular
New-York tribune., 1922-01-12

LEONIA
Attractive homes. on Pine Terrace (hnest
loca ton in Leonia), for less than rent OF 8
room apartment
SEND FOR CHART.
FINE TERRACE REALTY co.
$50 Broad Ave Phone S3o Leonia.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-12
estthester
CRrSTWOOD

CRESTWOOD
Dainty N;tlc Dutch Colonial house OF
rooms and bath: good location every ir.i-
provelncnt; 1.nutes walk to station; price
1900. first mortgage $1,000; balance cash
Ej,E1fC STONE, inc Bronxvillo 1891.
Ncw York Otfic.-a1 East 42d Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-12
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
EXCEPTIONAL. BARGAIN.

EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN.
Haysidc Park Ea, side. L. !.
Colonial house nine rooms, Two baths, hot
water heat screens storm sash. awnings.
one car garage corner plot, l00NlO0.
Price %2,, 90. inquire.
NcKNIGHT 4 DAYTON.
station plaxM. Bayside, j. l.
Phone 1897 Baysidc.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-12
ApARrMESrs TO IrT-ruRNIsnEp


73p ST ies WEST IIo'el ,obeiton,-
Newly decorated and furnished orr, two.
face cars subway: room. path, $50 monthly
and up full hotel service; restaurant.
S1sr SIT columbus av) OIotel ColoniaD
Newly decorated, furnished. l-2-3
outside rooms bath: elevated. surface cars.
subway; $50 room. bath; full hotel service,
restaurant
New-York tribune., 1922-01-12

SD ST, AT MADISON AV. (Hotel Ashton)
Newly decorated and. furnished one
two. three outside rooms and bath: buses;
surface cars. subway: SEQ weekly up; full
hotel service; restaurant.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-18
2l29 SUMNER ST.

sAMIEI COLDER sOI FlnAnce B1d9.
1900 BLOCK West Carey St: investment
f. 'J J. 'Si MARTIN, las \. s4,i at Bel. sssA,
BTIDEE win ss! you ,"f ,o,H and BUILD yeS.
and 'IptS p'c,urcs, res, !. 1867, Ledger ofacs.
$50 OMlNENT corner. i2ox20Oi .
fronts. C,oSe 70 ssxpo.ss1,i9n: Wi! double IL
I WHY pay rent when a small amount Of cash
Sarsa @H' pT.e? c W Hatsci 2Sth a somsr.ss aGs
90 S3o % + @ Ss =. must $ T.9 9GfHs b9s: ss.GS s, g.
J Y Massry & Son, l3th and Green. !
70. NupLE sT.--Goot shop site; no, far
s2'UN. J. 4. Massey < Son lath and Green
NEAE 2A <sIo sH% GEaTt .SHo s, nice s;stor'
EGiEIiI.ER & CO i42" Chastnu. st.
Il95- MELON. sr --livod shop site; renting
$25. p g. $500. J. X. Massey & Son.
q - and Green. a
1871 t,AlKAIorNr Avr.--a story; rent iS5.
w:u bring, $40; pr'co s345o. ], r. Massey
~ nth sr and ad,i 7%S cIat Git.on stR:n.
St+N0. J. Il Massey q SON. 9Th and Green.
Andy i!oME. goo nlock \. 2sd ST., 7,
rsa' rr'@As @$i7 ,W IeTish ii:1Ii2": avr: '''0'
do299 y ooTH, sr,-Q,np, boap,iful Huntins
ca PS 5anr % as7 74 ON m9Frn %. 'FTd 70 s4si siSi
'gRNEk home, ""r.o"ktns Hunting Park;
sliuEWAK GK 7th ana Erie ToS@ 1887
> b:.ins vii drI,rr. ,,aTcstn i, ! MAR.
TIN. IL \ SAN ~. Fhon" rIermont 38s&..
SSoo"-,l"rI ST. near Montgomery. 2:;story
,su''ame . r""''Hns "p.rtmeHlts. Faber.
q, -. 49,
.,I' Il -,o' NNp -ioo blAySkr--
r,:,,,,N '' ~. AZ l"".L street. faoer'
$ag"o-yoN atwood N'. modern 2.story
nom" WITH .L'HS". owner On premises.
'FerhIuOk u-h-. or Nnl truZ"r BIdg.
@V1T \ NIIlf MAS .I'rrrn Gr sac for
Iun"j. H:,.e '"'u', gam ana L~hiRh.
%-%i \ lKNf% X rms exc. oond.; can
t"' luSl-".'"i ~'orIu'Arr. Tth and Erie
lAUO : 51II Sp' (, ~--rr roII4r. 100000. well
'utr.,l t. -II \rr.I, ms Chestnut st
rs,, - ,r,,,, So,
--' 49, -'' 1''t '''" : .- ne. -'it q I-etIsni
-~"I ~ y y EG."'\ ..,' ,p:h iot l5kooi
o... . -. 'n'" '''' " ''''l'''sto
10 y. lJIH--ll p .Oms : baths. sS500
'ltAIGIiEAb, 1885 COluvbin ave. "a
"..N ,I,Sr,,I %, r. ,.,,,.. -, .b,,,.h- ,o.as
= u'ss E,r.. ,,,i3, ~ HumfIngson'
C,TI.l.>r,r, ,... - =, -.
SI5 900 ~ ,uilJ'.AD yqG Golupbiss
,,T.,.I,. , .,.. -,.
~1 @ ., ,.@''a @"" 17s@-l2f t7a@ %"qmsIs ,asIs
'', ,,"" an" I 49,. ,@i az Sl' "pn fntis' ma
'AIIMWIULL ~ i7U" b,yrk--2 propertlss.
N"% nn,anr 49, Lot. ,n,,.,r sites. ~%'1s. r,. Sas'
s>.@ .; yy~ w. T.. g. ~ :..,ao snoss!y : 10;
s & & .. ss.} a. iiS". sS.s.s 4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-18

So. ""p HuNS u" I.'4. 2oKI3O. choicely lo-
=, '''"l N"S' Sr.". Germantown. close TO
Aii.D" IN ''HN N"I tIlh rlue to build and
'' HTS h'N Nj sell ~ fast as finished.
'A-I' q go Tai walnut st E
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-18
Floor SIMcs

~" """--'"u'ral history corner building
ar l@ln and Race, bargain for auici
NNF"r LAME x CO.. 1877 Walnut At
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-18
MOTORS, SIS UP
SCfTOHER, 3339-II MARKET
Accessories

Make OFFER for automobile parts and
tools. suitable for school purposes or re-
pair shop. to he sold az a whoe or IN parts
Apply Monday or Tuesday. o to II a. ~
to J., NJ. TO evenings. 400 Vine -.
second floor. ''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
NEW business sites in heart Of Glen
side: ideal location.
FERGUSON & JOHNSON
c656 Germantown ave.
Phone Diamond 1883

BRA1NCOTE Hotel for rent or for sals--1s
rooms with saloon; all conveniences, be-
tween factories employing about 5000 peo-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-18
REAL ESTATE FOR SAL
/. ]. Easy, 18th & Thomps0g

1860 stllman--Porch. rooms vaeant. :.ys
2iii Indana-Porch. 7 roonrs; inodern:
2s89 n. 25th---Porch. rooms. she'd mS0ssS'
82GT Dover--Pch.. rms: mod. end now
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-18
To IIir,

TO HIRE and pass touring limonsine,
81 per hour up. Pap. 1917, Park il5O.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-18
business Properties and stores

."i Tot, 15NU5: u, Iawar" River BrIdss
.lOr Sru,u Wet uwn"r. lltl N. "a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-18
CONSTABLES' SALES
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

LOT OF MAcHINEs. a"-z> rhaIrs lzoa
m for rent a. 49, Area 1T ;fn-4 non
TUESDAY. Apr!l y ~ II A. "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-18

DESIRABLE Hr"rs for rent, light Inanufac-
,Hi,n- or "ii,"" lUcudes heat. low rent.
'nl >-lu-u Arch af Apply owner on prem
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-18

80 600 CASH. balance mortgage. buys larBe
't"r' fpuudrv building with 10 ton crane,
.o' IN"N&"" WIN scar P"nnsylvsnia siding
lulijNms. l0Ur2UO. with PcnnsyIvanla sldlngf
h"lh ar" bargains, LAMB CO. 1877 wsl-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-18
DOGS AND BIRDS

CANARY BIRDS Finest assyrlr-ert n
singing chNar.es. huNr also u,I'.- . "a o..
ma.es for br""dlns. "aGi y lAlrAiI ~
Phone Diamond 1887
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-18

CHEVROLET viii 1871, IL, ssl' tsl .sSS n''
Harper & Harper. 800 N. Broad st. open
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-18
USED AUTOMOBILES
SPRINGS SPRINGS SPRINGS
FOR ANY AUTOMOBILE
IarRS assortment HEAVY TRUCK springs

ri IITCK 0. touring. Al condition: yiii ,se- Mp
Itunt.r. s,uts Agency. $50 N. Broad St
iIjTIf;K and q cyl. tourinSs. s175 up; terms;
open eyes Harper Harper, 30a y. Broa1s
CADILLAC touring. model 80, WestinghouSe,
over; only 5000 bal. weekly. 3lo N loth.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-01

gtrsies that are worn very ioca~.
Tailnrs vary them tn many ways ana
ase patch pockets and large but.oas
60 give them q snHrpy hnish
In n clever oyerro@, ~ tweed. In
twesonrd plaid, the taller has CEN
trie~d unusual sleeves ha.int sisshed
cuiYs ornag.cns%d with large bu,icnA
The collar In the nww ~iannei' design
and these sw little rolnis that dis
tinguish the ccai illustrated fFotn
others of its kind.
The smart utility c~at sriis it~slf.
TO OH q denaite Deed. hut set every.
one needs q coat. and shsrv are sasrs
letriguing cest dres~v calculated 10
cosY naoney ont Of those wbe sve not
driven BY Necessity 70 rst With u.
They sr~ handsome Affairs thst will
srrve without . co~s fU wear In
autumn and with enc for wswsey One
os them is shown herr. n n made At
mea's w~at s~sre snd Aaa novel
siesvss. with pendant pAnsis fiuisfsd
H,th siIk fringe Loc~e sssapa ~sn.
hruidervd With siik aa~s end sedtue
10 ,leag .,saik .sass<lA4 AaAs nyss ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-01

= seernS skssr sssxtss In ssst&
rsntsg enthusiastically.
Half aaaaaks Ikier ne ssosisa wss
dsraarse carried ssaatusAssy. sEs' TIE
.sksseaass;..sss-s csasssssa sA-sss wfh-aA
His sses wrrs fxca upsa ths dsae. ard
he was Estsnsnx tsw sa1assasRx
-wkesvs Je~r sssryeo. sas -
nmn4aaal
rAsn the encs epmse6 Qussssy. and .
Tirs stood 10 tho ensrancss Shs
iccksd hardly nnrs thaa 4 chliA sAs
wall dressed IN black: her talf hair
was ,nnlAlea ahcas Der neck. ard her
tsu~ eyes wsre rraAeaed ssa tssr>
aaaanssA SA~ ssaac~A r1cexaxlsfy
sbcus her. saw wfitsn. and ran To hsm
-Jee's tcsti- sAs cried -wra--eA
WIZ r.
u leud ny hreks from Phayr~ Hin
face wss transformed: bin nps wsra
working with rage.
-ToA heard ,hasyF h@ shouted e~aAr
vaisiveay ~yea h.,srd M ycs Br~s
soek's dealt ice BossDck's dead itra
pus-up scheme We've te~n srscSed
lnta voting confidence In Aisa, and hes
dead, It's fraud and a het Hos
can q esad Msn vctey'
The Shareholders stared III Aim, His
! face was purple. and be scexaed near
aposlexy
"Jes Rostocks deadr- he ravet
"Aad until letters of administration II
als estate have heea Erabted hls
power II attorney 10 worth no nws
than waste yap<r~
We'll say. amt ~ forgetting that
the vote was ananino9sy grtnned Jlm
Belts belligervntly.
~MeIl rwsCind Ill Wen take the
vote sSaiui Mr. Chairman. move
Thirty days no1ie~ Of that mosioa
under company laws" said Belts "Aai
| guess ven have tii-za letters Of al.
uiinlstratioa by that tims--sh, WHY
But wllioa, without q vorsi, tumlled
At klsiy's fert.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-01

THQSk snfxvsts&ng znsnpfaesuF~ss
! wAe s~&As esx kHsssea wear fss ~
have he<k sxpsstm~nsinsi With ssxsisss
l.t<sy and have tura~si sas sexsf hese.
ftfzi fssstgs sA&s hare the saasei aaaurs
n nsssass. Amsee ssusm sss tAe se~ss
all ara Earssed ess@A4asssssss ssssseA
- RsatalassA whacA ps~snas sassreas
sgrfsew covered With snesiss N csa-
tr~sftag ~ self eeaes. Tlsay fsai3'w tie
s9ccs&fal gxtnssd Eassssras - knistaa
tsaasias nsra fSw ssarss ee@sx
Tnsss n@w patterns IN aAatsss resaas
ssv naskiag their app~0FeRe~ Ia hsNA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-01

scrne frecks which have all the char
Rcser " those made for afssrnoan
wear. This Ia q hitherto uneecupied
fleld, for knitted fabrics have been
idvutifled with sports clothes where
they have been entirely successful
sports suits and dressrs In heavy and
light weights, and greatly varied In
texture by variations Ia the ks..ilsz.
are beginning TO vie with sweaters tn
variety Of design.
Anasher hsid has been Invaded by
the knitted dress Of w.ei, II In .
comfortable and sturdy garment for
the little school sirl and appears In
s',r lever frocks h one color w.th deco
raticns in contrasting eoiors tnitsea
In. gray or blue dress Ia . plain.
close stitch, has bands II red. orange
and green about the hotton of the
ssir aud sleeves. and srvund the
waist, A narrow knitted ssls Girdls
a, the wais, and . similar tie NJ tbs
neck. match the dress 10 euaer.
Very attractive knIss~d sstmminss
II wcoi yarn are rssd On dresses and
ssdys Of ,ssSx1 'sscsh' ~cs 'sfe> AassA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-01

arIs~n. They TED NJ tat fhs esYirs
route VIII hare 10 b rssnsyeyes: tAaf
The swsmps are hns4sahae.-
He gisncnf Win sTses,sd invesssgA-
stsa RtvEt the tats&
1T ssssas hafssay wcrtA wefls 10 pot
these qnssssana untes rfeseEi circrxa-
staness.r be said bat we Should Els
10 be insera~i why lie utryeyoTs re-
parts we're rot psOpsriy checked We
should the 10 knew wAsiNsr II n 60
Ing % pay u to bald . ape eei! inss
this unsettled wilss@snees. lad To hS's
asay yearsi Finally. ~s wtsA % elicit
tis epanlea whether our Interests ars
In isa. kssi. poaSsAl@ A4aEixy- .a.. .,.s.asay..
~ahat 40 yagr bAnk invest fuT, II
you fesi shsfawayT' sh0ated 40 odd,
roaghly dressed raaa seruss the tabas.
That II exactly what sm trytns to
nad out" rtoried Austin Phsyre
blandiy. IL Afr. fsstis win D~rSnat
nse~--"
-rll tell 70 why W dfd I'll" yelled
The old man, rising Nv HIS feet aAd
shalrin1 hts list vigorously, -Ye want
10 get coGtroi fR Tom Bower. ss NJ
he'll have another nns To hanSrups.
ie kn0w what we all know, that Old
Joe Bostock never wen, back 20 HIS
friends Jet. II he says thu lines o.
going 10 pay, IT'S sgosng TO p&y. IA
know Joe and WIN Csrrushsrs wen,
up 10 loak the Ina over, Give en- q
chance :"
JGm Belts, q familiar figure In many
western towns since he made lucky
strike 10 the Cobal; region q few years
before. had been one of Joe Bosicck's
sianchext friends. He had brought Ia
good rtany Of the investors. Yet
now he stood almos, alone In cham
plonship ot hts friend
III the line Amt no good. what does
Tom Howyer want II forr" yelled the
exssperat-i old man "Did ~ eve'
know BOwyet want anything that
woaliA'I Tayi Walt for Joe, boysl Y.
won't cundsmn man when he ain I
I here 70 sssAs for a.n~sst. fs al
! know joe
''II-n Jce' want my mooey 7
shrsekei al Infatuated investor
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-01
New Knitted Textiles;
Coats and Coat Drcsses

isy cest Cat b ree<ss And thsse
are the g&Fr~nss thai Ecse early Ana
M aaac& sacesNIAn fress TIE .sF.
tAAnfs ssssts@af s< nsw se~ssAA.
TAere 10 a~msnj I'M th~ss ass<Fsss
Is~aAw~& sssaAa@A ssses~als Eseha new
saA ,A.s aseeAr b EnsiasA IalxtnrvA
wtsh eisid kscf. twsssiss waoMrs ana
ssas caesA They aFw AAde With eel
lars iasss usay h hasss@~d ~ ea~sesy
RAsas the tAN@, Or wo~a afsas aefn's
.As sAO~a,s<s~ they AAnf In tNl't heass
lsns& are ainFas tn sFiasA ana seTsh
and saaaesflnsx hare belts or A&sr@~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-01

The room. And ., Ne sight Of him q
sudden, dead silence succeeded the up
yar
He was mud and blood FROM head
TO foot. Ills face, covered with
hisly growth ~ hearv, was white ~
sy.ecters and the skin. draun light
as p&rchnep, ever the cheeks revealed
the contour ~ the bones beneath
M4gsea stre~ls 10 the tsaAs and eaas
down a paper, mir BostT-ss power
" NJ. urney authorizing n1e TO repre-
@ut hts vote. he said
tie Turned 10 the shareholders nm
his eyes soagh, and hela only Austin
IAayre's.
We've bern 10 RS Muskeg I" h~
crtr,t We've srcR II. !, rnH ard
shall he ballsstea and crossed. No
sc,p Mbau, Il. and no change cf route.
Only rucs, and more rv<x. tSll yas
shat. have a permanent way A. stable
a. the New Ncr.hsrrx pledge my
word and lnea ash for your vote
Of ccnfdcnrv
Austin rhsyre, who hsi ss, Gnwn
sprsnS 70 his f~et again Toe ringing
cheers which greeted WI!tnss out.
Ner~, told hjm 20 MAKE virtue "
stS,~~xssy. Wilton had swsy~i The
meeting The spirit ~ sacc~ss smnsed
ia his ssshias eyer and carried conyic.
| ,ion IN bis nsnner
Mr.. Chairman" be said In bis suav-
| 90; tnnes In rlex af Mr. EArrrthnrS
poss,i,e ststcmen, that 10 change ct
route viii h ree~sxary, Of course J
! g'- -~say ~, e Press NV nrfsssc.
vii Substitute q vote ~ conAs,ence IN
The present Hansretneni u the Asssa-
/ t;A cogCpshy, Ana Sea''sn~n DE
glanced secHt aisa ssf ssrslsSs~- In
er,s-s to inspire re rohise rrussseses'
| "a tAa II - ansAtnssus."
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-01
CHAPTER W

~ NW'AFNstes bNNsftP7HsFL
For weeks thereafter he VAS enly
tslngly ,sunscisas ..at .Ais. saspssssaSnsr
az intervals Once, reused by sptns
lnjectioa. be was aware ~ making .
brief deposition foe use ., the euro.
ner's inquest, aud onte Molly's face
appeared. wet with ,Hars, out 81 the
shadows. and her lips touched him.
Bot he Was desperately III. aud II was
FehrIAry before the crisis Vas past.
and be awakened. intensely weak. eut
conscious, 10 realize that he was to
kiuya house and that Kitty had
been nursing him
Fecbly he whispered his gratitude.
and ASKED forgiveness because he had
not been able TO krvp his promise to
look after Joe.
You DID all that coali he dona
wtll," she answered 1T VAS wonder.
fully pIucky, your bringing him to
Mnilys house AZ you did. No one
could have doIr more"
he ssked for Molly, and learned thai
she had gone home on the day after
he had been brought 10 the honse.
Kitty promised TO show Wilton Molly's
letters when he got better.
Then you know We are engage,iy-
ASKED Wilton.
I Kitty smiled . little Il couldn't
help knowing that" she answered.
I'm glad for Molly'c sake"
wIl,cas mind had heen all 10.
wilderment as he hacked his hrsias
for Q clue 10 Jeep death Had he been
sars II Was murder. he could have
gone grimly TO work on the solution.
But there was always the doubt. The
psralyxins doubt. that II had b~~n an
accident. and that one OF the bali.
breeds bad Aired the shot.
Yet Bowyer must hare known Of
u: Bowyer had sent the impcssers 10
| arrest him be became more and lpofe
convinced that Bowyer bad learned
II Jces death that Afternoon at the
portage, and had devised the arrest
% ks~p him frSta TIE ynw<tsag vi IS.
AwoGg wilton's callers VAS old Jim
/ Beta, TO whom he extended bis COO
dd~nee In large measure.
bowers guilty in h--l-" be de-
ciar~i "Phsyre mishtnt have known.
! guess he didnt. Hut Bowysr Anew,
vhsn be had Phsyre bring that mo
tion forward. that joe wealdnr re-
turn, ra, that thought 10 yosr pipe
and smoke II. boy
"JIm.' sald Wilton. TIN giving up
my lie TO the Missstihi. because Il
VAS Jc~'s work. And I'm rctng to
houaa down bis murderer, II II wss
murder"
Aye hoy and 50 cool shou, IL"
| cuunSsled Netts. III vas crafty work.
Z hu, i'm coEc cut. nont Doubt IL.
And youll find them two snakes
Eo~yer and rhayrv. under the brush
wood. And maybe Clark. too" he
! added
II was the middle al Feheuary be-
sur~ Wilton WAS allowed To leave tho
AumSe. Nearly two ranaths had been
lost. snd during tia, time Bowyer and
fhayrs whatever their plans might
e~, Asd had q good le.wsy TO develop
,h~n,
y Kitty" said Wilton. you know
everything Is ia your hands now. You
s-c~nr~a tire line And ! know tia,
you'll rsrd ~ the tine ~ the last,
h~ca nse II was Joes big dream"
WILL yoa can cpuu, en- ne TO ne
.ra. said KITTY scAeDaly I've ee~n
thinking great deal about Rig Nus
sre. snd tefa my own responsibility
| wnas to ere TIE WORT VIII. S&n'
to know tina, yca ARE s1cr~tdtnx. And
rin giving TO i've there
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-01

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