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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21

/ and that's am. The next thing I
knew was lying IN The road with
the car on top ~ me-
what were you doing out IN the
country 10 miles from homer" Dick
went ON,
"Oh. don't ask me any more quea.
uouHr' Gloria cried impatiently.
Haven't / been thru enough. lying
here flat on my back for two weeks,
Give me a little pcaccw
Was anybody with your" Dick
asked rclcntlcssly.
Gloria closed her eyes.
I'm tired. she said Go away
mot until you tell me II anyone
was with you in your car that day"
Dick said In low monotone,
Gloria opened her eyes She smiled
at Dick showing the two tiny dim.
Piles that were tucked IN al the cor.
ncr Of her mouth
You haven't kissed me yet, Rik-
lSy.Tikky,Tnvy." she said
I'm not going to kis@ you" Dick
answered calmly
Never AGAIN."
Perhaps but not right
now" Dick replied Right now I'm
interested in just one thing want
10 know who wna with you way out
In tho country that day OF tho wreck
And. by Jove, I'm going 20 find out,
tooT'
Glrla burst out laughing.
Not II don't choose TO tell you"
she said After all. nobody knows
who was along but me- And I'm
not going 10 tellr'
Dick whItencd Suddenly Gloria
was sorry for him,
II was all alone, Dick" she said.
There wasn't anyone with me.
Cross my hearth
Dick looked at her quietly for a
minute. Then he put his hand into
| his coat pocket and pulled out a NJ.
Ito mud-stained flask. covered with
cheap leather
How did you happen 20 have this
along with your no asked. Have
you taken TO solitary drinking. Clio.
ria7"
His wife widcned her eyes that
were the color OF brown panHles.
where IN the world did you get
t'st hing" pho asked. II never
aaw i, before in my life"
She shuddsrod ~ she looked at
the flask sR. seemed. siill. to scs
ii in STAINS hand m he tried 10 make
her drink from II!
You mean 30 tell me. upon your
word Of honor. that you never have
seen this whisky flask before In your
lifo7" Dick asked her.
Gloria answered him xrayely Il
mean just thntg' she said,
she watched him put the flnsk
back into his pocket
She drew long breath Of relief
Then, fascinated, she saw him
draw from his coat another shining
object silver oiKaFct case,
n. too. waA cakcd with yellow mud.
Did you ever rec this before.
Gloria7" he asked.
Gloria shook her head
Never" Dick asked Think be
fore you speak
Never
Dick smiled scorntuliy.
What kind Of a woman arc you.
anyway" he asked. You know nH
veil ~ do whose ciEarct case this
Isl
lie turned II over. 20 that Gloria
could sec the initials that were en-.
grayed upon a. IS. W"
Stanley wnvhurn,
TO he Continued.
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run STORY 81 FAR

GLORIA GORDON. beautiful flap
per. mArrlrs DICK GREGORY. "a
struggling lawyer Tier idea or
inarriagc Is run and fine clothes
and no work or children,
Dick horrows MAGGIE, his moth
er's maid. 20 teach Gloria 60 cook.
But 10 the disgust ~ MOTHER
GREGORY Gloria won't learn. Later
Maggie leaves because OF Gloria s
wild parties.
Then Gloria hires RANGHtLn
SWANSON. altho Dick tells her they
cant afford "A maid, And she swamps
Dick with debts Tor new clothes and
an automobile,
Dick becomes dangerously an with
pneumonia puring the days % hts
slow recovery Gloria sees great
deal OF STANLEY WANBURN, an
actor, with whom she Is infatuated,
Her best friend MAY SEYMOUR
wife OF DIR, JOHN SEN MOCR. warns
her against BEING seen with Way
burn. she tells Gloria how she her
SELF has been snuhbed because of
her foolish affair with JIM CA
REWE.
wayhurn SAYS he has the offer Of
a job IN New York. lie needs mon
~. Gloria gets Se0O for him from
hicks secretary, MISS BRIGGS She
tells Miss Briggs the money "a 90 De
spent on improving the back yard as
= surprise FOR Dick,
Wayburn and Gloria 30 riding one
Afternoon W0yhurn. drunk. makes
violent love TO Gloria, In her effort
10 protect herself. she forgets 10
steer the car. aud II ovcrturns in
tho road. Wayburn disappears and
Gloria Is found and taken 70 hos
pitAl
There she calls for wayburn.
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some remark, II know Of what you
are thinking, Leslie II Is what
everyone thinks when he sees me
circllng the globe in the finest
yacht afloat Nearly every person /
meet thinks enyiously what he
could do with all tho money in the
world to spend and no one 10 make
him unhappy No one seems to re-
alize that money does not make one
happy.
Indeed, tell you I was cursed
with all that money. II ] had been
poor / would have had TO work.
and perhaps by that would have
been saved from this doubt Of my
fellow man and my utter boredom
with life.
Maybe YOU have been told some
thing OF my history I always have
feeling when sec two people
talking together when / am by.
they are retailing tho tragedies that
have clouded my life.
MY mother ran away with my
fathers best friend when was four
years old. only tho fact that she
left mo behind mndo my father be.
lievc that ! belonged TO him instead
Of his wifc's lover I felt sure until
after he died that my father never
cared Il jot for mo I always 70.
minded him Of my mother, whom
everyone mild I rcgomblod.
From q sense Of duty he gave
mo everything I wanted When
other boys were playing hobby
horse with stick between their
legs, I had tho costlIcst motor that
money could buy when other
young men were flushing about the
rivers IN canoes during thir college
vacation was lolling on tho deck
Of the finest little yacht IN Amcrl.
can waters
"Ycs yea had everything that
money could buy-nnd that was
all"
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1EN6)WsG lTW(s}4SY
Tl3 FCyOGST l
X - 9 Olive Roberts Bartor> *
NO. 1S-THE TRIAL OF THE TWINS

my. my thought tho Twins.
Here we came to the Land OF
Wonders to look for the Fairy
queens lost houey.bces, and now
We are TO be tried for something
We know nothing about"
Are you ready?' asked the Black
Sheep when everybody had gath
cred around and IL jurors had been
chosen.
what are we to dor" asked the
jury.
Try to remember your manners,
that's ALL" said the Black sheep.
.'and try to stay awake. Snoring
always makes me lose my temper.
Besides it keeps me awake myself
and / may want to take a nap.
Can the first witness, please"
The first witness was the Candle
Stick Maker.
state what you know OF the
case" said the Black Sheep. rap
ping loudly for order.
Tho only case know about is
~ tdt9E VI As-lApEf AVA tAt4AfAAAer 'atAA
dies" said the Candle stick Maker
promptly.
The Black sheep shivered. One
word he could not bear mentioned
was "tallow."
1.-THE witness must be a friend Of
the prisoners he cried. HE is ex.
cused. Call the next person. please"
The next person was the Drum
Major.
state what you know Of the
case" said the Black sheep sharp
1y.
The only case ] know anything
about Il case Of sheep skins to
stretch over my drums when !
break them" said the Drum Major.
Tho Black Sheep shivered harder
than ever. To speak Of sheep
skins on anything else but himself
was worse than talking tallow.
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HLORlA was asleep when her
VI mother arrived al the hospital
Mrs. Gordon and the floor nurse
sat at the foot % her bed talking
IN low tones
'nfst'shs won't wake up for a while.
& the nurse said. I'VE gave her q
sleeping powder"
Gioria's mother clasped her hands
tightly together.
You're sure she's not seriously
hurt7" she asked for the third time
well. her collar bones broken
and she's pretty well bruised" the
nurse answered. for the third time,
also. but she's not going 10 die
OF course"
''who Is STAN" she asked. after
n moments silence. "shc kept ask.
ing about Stan before she went to
sleep"
Gloria's mother didn't answer.
She knew at once who stan was,
That had been what Gloria had al
ways called that good-tor.nothing
wayburnl
Mrs. Gordon wondered II Gloria
had been seeing wayburn all during
iler married life She wondered II
wayburn had been with her when
the car had been wrecked that after
noon.
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lis everybody here friend OF
the prisoners7" demanded tho Black
Sheep Grossly. '~rhe witness Is cx.
cused."
We are" shouted the Scare. Crow
and the Tit Mouse and the saw.
Horse and the Match Seller and
everybody in the Land OF Won.
ders.
All excopt the May Queen-I
mean the July Queen who went on
rocking harder than ever.
I'm not particularly" said she.
I'D like 20 see, this thing out. Arc
they or are they not guilty of-of
of-say king. what was tho trial
nbout7
The July King scratched his head.
III be boiled II | know" he said.
1T was something or other"
Nobody remembered what the
trial was about so the Twins were
found mot guilty" and allowed TO
80 free.
Vow for the May Pole dance. :"
said the May Queen mean the
July Queen. Find your partners,
everybody. King call the figures
Oranges step to the right. lavenders
70 the left, pink and blues fall in
between"
But wher the Twins looked at
the king. he was sound asleep,
The next thing they knew the
queen was asleep. too. her water
fall as crooked as a prctzcl. One
by one the others began to ynwn
and then to stretch and finally
they were all asleep except Nancy
and Nick themselves. Even the
friendly lion was asleep, his nose
resting peacefully on his paws.
Come along. Nancy" said Nick.
This Is no way to treat company
We'd better he going
ITO BE Continucd.l
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May she saw that she was bursting
with bad news
wei. I must hand Il TO you for
giving the RuaHips the best nine-day
wonder OF tho year, Gloryf' she said,
after shc had kissed her on both
checks.
Gloria started
What do you mean. May she
asked Thcro was u queer. sinking
feeling az her heart,
Well" May went on cheerfully.
that cat. Mrs. Wing. saw you pick
wayburn up In your car the after
noon OF the wreck She said that
Wayhurn was three sheets 90 the
wind. And the story'B going
round that you were too squltfy TO
drive straight. 3"
IT'S not trurw Gloria burst out
angrly Il hadn't had thing 20
drink Not thing
May smiled swec'iy
You eau tell me tho truth. dsarie'
You know IN never breathe II 20
"a soul" she said,
Il don't carr whether sou do or
not! I toll you | didn, have a thing
20 drink II was raining and tho car
skiddcd into the ditch. that's all. %
Gloria said
But Stan was with you. wasn't
heF'' May asked.
Yes. he was" Gloria answered
denantly 'But how did you know
he wHsg"
'Oh. Doctors wives hear things.
you know Things that happen In
hospitals May answered mystch,
ously
I'M tell you how found out
about itf' she added moment later.
"atrs. o'Iara IL friend OF one OF
tho nurses who took care Of you
here at tho hospital the night OF tho
wreck. And this nurse told her
about your calling for someone
named stan all tho timer
Gloria stared at May without
speaking
Mrs oHara asked John who
stan was" May went on. And u
never occurred TO John who Stan
wan. Hut tho minute hs 'nl'i
me about u knew you'd been CALI
ing FOR wnyburnl / guess I'm some
little Sherlock iiolmcar
II hope Dick hasn't heard about
my calling stan. Gloria said But
suppose he has
May took out her vanity case and
powdered her prominent nose.
''By the way Dicks much better.
John nays sho remarked "IIg
thinks hrll be able to come here 90
SEQ YOU 10 Is day OF two"
And the next afternoon Dick CANA
10 the hospital,
Gloria Weakened from n eat.nap 20
find him standing beside her bed.
looking down AZ her. She smiled up
at him In welcome
We'll. Dick Gregory she cried.
III certainly seems fino 20 ACC you
standing on your own feet agnln'
Do you feel really well nowT'
Not well. but lot better" Dick
answered Hc drew up n chair TO
the side Of the bed and sat down.
Your ears stiil In tho shop" ho
said. without smiling The man I
sent out to TOYS Il back 10 town sRd
Il was pretty badly smashed
Tell me. Gloria. how did you happen
TO run OF the road that day."
Gloria swallowed hard
wen. IL was raining. sou know .
ahs began. "and tho car skiddod
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She stood mp and looked at clio,
ria's face.
4 year ago Gloria, In her sleep,
had looked as innocont and sweet
as a baby Mrs. Gordon had often
told herself so when shr had gone
into her daughters room 60 tuck
her up FOR the night
Now that look ~ yhildlikc inuo-
ecnee had gone There was a new
and hard expression around the
beautiful mouth
What had brought Il there, Mrs,
Gordon wondered.
And as II Ia answer 10 her qucs-
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ton. Gloria stirred in hor sleep and
murmured stan"
A y hour later she stirred again
n and opened her eyes, she smiled
as she saw her mother. who was
sitting beside her.
CARE" Gloria asked. after a few
minutes Her voice was druway
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NOW GO on WITH THE STORY

There she ealls ~ Wayhurn.
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Il guess itH pretty badly wrecked.
Your dads going 10 500 about Il in
The morning" Airs. Gordon an.
swcrcd She took the fingers OF
Gloria's handaEcd hand IN hers
Tho girl WINGED ana drew them
away.
stan" she asked, after another
Ions pause
AIRS Gordon shook her head
Was il Wayburu who was with
sou IN the car this afternoon she
asked
Gloria clu0ed her eyes she pre-,
tended that she was asleep 90 that
she would not have TO answer her
mothers question.
But her pale lips quiycrcd and a
tear slid down her cheek from under
her shadowy lnshcs then
another.
aCHE's bsen seeing that wayburH
- again. I'm aure OF itr' Mrs.
Gordon said 10 Gloria's father that
night. as they walked home. The
nurse says she's been calling for him
ever since she camo into the hospl-
tai"
DO you think he was with her in
the car when Il turned OVER Mr..
Gordon asked
His little Gloria, His baby grit
An. MOI She wasn't tho kind
or woman who ran around with men
after she was married.
Not tho little daughter that he
and mother had raised 40 carefully
Tho little daughter who Ind
learned her prayers at his lyneo'
Not his Glory! There couldn't be
anything bad in herr
Mother. you don't think Way.
burn was with our Glory today, do
your" he asked again.
I'm afraid doF' lIrs. Gordon
answered firmly. I'm afraid do,
She wouldn't anHwcr me when I
asked her about him"
TWO weeks later Gloria was able
i 20 sit up and have visitors The
first Of them was May Seymour.
The minute Gloria laid eyes on
Evening star., 1925-05-24

18th ST MANSIONS-TO SUBLET. FUR
nlshed, housekeeping apartment. moderate
rate. bedrOOms. III. 18TH and r.
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TWO ROOM AND BATH APARTMENT.
we'll furnished walking distance; Summer
rates. June 1o to Oct IS. NJ. 1858, Apt. 4O5:
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18th STREET MANSIONS-ALL OUTSIDE
rooms; new furniture and completely fur,
nished. Rent value. S175: leaving city. will
subiet 3 months S75: references Telephone
North 10000 Apt, 544
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wANTED-l OR GIRLS TO SHARE
housekeeping apt. 1924 18th st. NV. North
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Two rooms kitchen foyer hail, or two
rooms with kitchen privileges. Phone Col.
1902. Apt 4O3
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1920 9th ST. NV BEDROOMS. DINING
room, kitChenette and bath, furnished for
housekeeping: viii accommodate four.
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TWO COMPLETELY FURNISHED APART
ments: free gas. electricity. janitor; two
bedrooms. dining room. kitchen. bath: phone
Rent. SIS week. Inquire 215 E NV. Phone
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APARTMENT. BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
Exclusive: kitchenette: suitable for couple:
worth seeing. Rent reasonable. 251I Pa.
ave. NV West 500.
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1914 PARK RID N.W.-RENT REDUCED
for Summer: 3 rooms and private bath:
ami: light. airy and cool: convenient to
two car lines and bus: phone and laundry
service
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GIRL TO SHARE Apt ROOM. KITCH-
rnette and bath; newly furnished. The Pen
lilly ain 2R3O 1Ni
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44e MASS AVE. NV ROOMS, KITCH.
range sink
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1S22 H NW.-DOwNTOWN: TWO ROOMS.
screened porch: elec. grill: $40. Inquire sos
Dist. Nat. Bank Bldg. forenoons. NJ. 1882.
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COOL AND ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED
FRONT APARTMENT: FIVE LARG r
ROOMS AND BATH: ON conn. AVE. AT
DUPONT CIRCLE: JUNE 18th TO SEPT
5th: REASONABLE: REFERENCES RE
QUIRED.
DODGE & LIBBEY.
WOODWARD BUILDING. MAIN $500. {.
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ATTRACTlNEIY FURNISHED ONE-ROOM
md bath apartment at 18th and sts.: Will
sUblet to patty buying furniture; owner leav-
ing city. Address Box AK. star office. 24f
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
HEDGES & MIDDLETON.
INC.
lNGLESIDE-l65l LAMONT
room room and md bath .,h .......... s25-%o 25% 90
l4l2 18th ST. NV.
rooms 1929 81 "lfS BELMONT ST. $1,000
1920 PORTER ST.
STERLINGrl9i5 L Nc CALVERT
1910 14th ST.
MoULTON-1277 lot II 'S N. II. Ave Ave,
3o25 DUMBARTON AVE,
> rooms and bath h......-........... sos 90
9lo 9th ST. NV.
5 rooms and bath h...-..............S $4,000
29O6 n ST.
rooms i74i II s1.' 4. CAPITOL ST. $3.50"
''''' II III ''I2 18th ST. NV. s''O'
: ''Ha5 955 5"f NEW is'7 YORK AVE, E. ."
'33Fs TERS6N-l774 ;Ss 81 'Y;0U 81. T: %
rooms and bath NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $40 90
WILLSONIA-183O X ST.
rooms rooms and and bath bath and porch $3.50 90
1725 LANIER PLACE
rooms and bath Observation-Disclosures $3.50
BENNETT-1332 21st ST.
9 rooms and bath h..............s5 $4,000
1862 ONTARIO PLACE
3 rooms and bath Observation-Disclosures 90
1902 VERNON ST.
I rooms and bath. Observation-Disclosures S55 90
1725 H ST.
rooms and bath tduplex $4,000
I'LL LAMONT ST.
3 rooms and bath h.................s6 $4,000
DAKOTA-1410 GIRARD
HARTFORD COURT-1434
HOWARD
rooms and bath. Observation-Disclosures. 90
BERKSHIRE-14l2 Chapin
: rooms and bath. h.....-........... $4,000
5 rooms and bath h.............. rs 90
HEDGES & MIDDLETON.
INC.
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aI0 RITTENHOUSE ST: NV FRONT
I;ooms kitchenette with sink. range: screened
torch: ami: Ink. Reasonable. Columbia
R11o-W
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-06

Tuesday evening at Phoenix. Ariz.,
his winter home, according 10 word
received here. lie was stricken with
dropsy A month ago and failed to
rally.
Ills body will be brought here for
burial. Services Will be in charge OF
the local Masonic lodge.
Mr. Richards, who was born In
Adams county. Ohio. September, 8,
1915, enlisted at the age of Is with
the Seventh Ohio. cavalry In 1862 and
had a record of never missing a day
from the ranks until after his dis
charge. After Gen. Robert e. Lee S
surrender, Mr.. Richards was appoint
ed one of the detail of IL soldiers
that took Henry Wirtz. superintend-
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The solution will appear tomorrow.
Cassed World War Veteran
Dies at Banning Sanitarium

Scdttsbluf, March. Paul Bryan,
formerly in the jewelry, business in
Scottsbluff, died at a sanitarium in
Banning, Cal. and the body will be
returned to Scottsbluff for burial. Mr..
Bryan was severely gassed In the
world war and never regained his
health. He served in the S5oth in.
fantry, seth division. He was s2d
degree Mason and member of the
Elks' lodge
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ent Of the notorious Andersenvilie
prison.
lie enlisted in the Spanish-Americah
war al the age Of SO and made siren.
uous efforts. though past 10, to en-
list in the world war in any service
in which he could be used. but was
rejected.
Mr.. Richards is survived by five
children: Merrill of Kansas City.
Raymond of Cleveland. Israel OF Salt
Lake City. Joseph of Phoenix and
Charles OF Los Angeles.
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c. H. Richards, 70,
Dies at Phoenix
Body of Veteran of Two Vars
to Be Brought 10 Falls
City for Burial.

Falls City. March 5.-Charles IL.
Richards. 70. plainsman, veteran of
the civil and Spanish American wars.
former county assessor and for 54
years a resident of Falls City, died
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j. Sleeps talk.
Is. Greek letter.
Is. \ continent.
u. Seaport In Cornwall. England.
30 Babylonian god.
"a. Encountered.
26. Canes brother.
81. Too bad
%. Degree of value.
so. Girls name
30. Pertaining to tho Emerald Isle.
80. A garment worn In Arabia.
"A. A malt beverage.
35. Adapted for grinding.
81. Entirely
~. Part OF be
4s. Song of joy.
~. River over which Charon op
Grated his ferry boat.
As. In contact with.
The solution will appear tomorrow
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Four Aliens Naturalized.

Beatrice. March 5.-Four residents
Of Gage county were granted final
naturalization papers In the district
court. They are Fred Meir of Beatrice
Alfred Max kipf of Beatrice, Henry
Ellis Of Diller, and Gus Henry Lucht
of Beatrice.
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salary increase bill for postal workers
signed by President Coolidge satHr
day. will result in increases of salafie'
of local postoffice employees amounens
10 $4,000 a year.
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Car Stolen at Beatrice.

Beatrice, Neb., March "a car b.
longing to r.. II. Barger. secretary
the Dempster company, vas siaie
the other night from In front Of g
Gilbert theater.
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To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative BRoMo QUINN
Tablets. (The First and Original Col
and Grip Tablet) a Safe and Provo
Remedy. The box bears signature E
T. w. Grove. e-Advertisement
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Callaway-C. S. Carother, owner
Of the Ford garage in Galloway, has
taken charge of the Ford garage at
octonto. He will be manager OF both.
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Horizontal
2. Tree juice.
4. A belt
6. Compensation.
7. Vim.
9. Human beings.
10. Clear profit.
y. City in Nebraska.
IA. A buffalo.
Is. Printers measure.
II. That which is left over.
Is. Aloft.
20. Bushel tabbr.l
81. Decimeter (abbr)
%. Roman coin.
%. Another printers measure.
25. Long period Of time.
%. Like .tsuffix).
2S. Chaldean city.
30. Point of the compass tabbr)
81. A flower
81. ITO the death Frenchl.
36. Walking about.
Ss. Part of ancient Greece.
30. Goddess Of mischief
40. Enthusiasm.
Al. Musical note.
43. A foot-like organ.
As. Otherwise.
as. Heroically brave.
At. A cathedral town In England.
As. Greek goddess of night.
Vertical
1. Sticky stuff.
.. Sore on ones eyelid.
3. Baby food.
4. Supreme council of the Jewish
nation.
3. Almost an island.
6. A fruit.
8. A nuisance.
9. Two thousand.
Il. Toward.
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Plattsmouth Postal Pay
Increase $4,000 a Year

Plattsmouth March 5.-Postmaster
James w. Holmes announces that the
The Washington times., 1925-07-17
8 TRANSFERS IN
AIR SERVICE
ORDERED
Major D. 3. NetterWood to
Leave D. c. for Training
at Harvard

Major D. B. Motherhood Of the
air. service. now on duty here in
Washington, tomorrow will be sent
to duty as a student with the
Harvard Graduate School of Basi
mess Administration, Cambridge
Mass, according to the War De
partment, after which he viii be
sent to Mitchell Field for. assign.
ment.
Captain c. P. Clark, of the air
service, now stationed ut Scott
Field, has been transferred to
Langley Field, Va, for duty.
Upon the completion of his tour
of foreign duty, First Lieutenant
L. s. Webster, Army Air Service
is to be assigned to duty at Langley
Field, Va.
On September 81. the following
officers of the Army Air Service
are to be ordered to. the. tactical
school of the air service at Langley
Field, Majors II. M. Hickman; l.. G.
Hefferman, III. J. Knefr. and Cap
tains L. L. Harvey, e. E. w. Dun
can, G.. c.. Kenney.
Majors F. H. Coleman and NJ. E
Davis and Captain w. E. Earthing
and Lieutenants G.. E. Hodge and
st. Clair Street,. Lieutenant
Street, has been on duty here in
Washington for some time.
Warrant Officer F. "A. Lewis
hand leader of Jefferson Barracks
has been ordered to Walter Reed
Hospital for treatment.
Warrant Officer B. Houston, has
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