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Teacher-wife Treats
Husband Like Former
Pupil, Divorce Claim

81. Paul. MIMI. Aug. 27.--OPl
Alleging that he was ordered out IT
his house after he decided the place
over to his wife, James H. Brennan.
40 years old, today asked divorce
from Mrs. Rose c. Brennan. 50 years
old, a former North Dakota school
teaeher. The couple have been mar
ricd eight years.
Brennan also says that he bought
an automobile for the family, but
that after. his wife learned to drive
she refused to take him along on
trips. He adds that she tried TO or
der him about A. II he were one Of
her former pupils.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-27
Progress in Science

Scientists foresee. in the Immediate future, the
solving Of the problem Of releasing all the energy
in the atom and using it for the emancipation Of
nan from coal and other energy producing mate
rlas now in Chemists at work on this phase
OF research feel that is not far off and that
the day Of great scientific revolution is drawing
nearer
Science has already performed marvels, but every
advance SO far pales to insigniticance when COM
pared with what might be possible il all the atomic
energy could be made to do useful work. Liberia
ton Of this immense store Of energy would indeed
change the complexion Of the entire universe
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49,. v>-- ~-~
TODAY
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hundred nearly all women, were in
jured. No death since that Of Lin
coin has caused tho Iublic excitement
produced by the death Of this great
film star.
When his death was announced,
women in tears crowded around news
stands. to buy the latest editions.
Some profess aMazement ut this
interest,"; even Cyrus H. X. Curtis s
newspaper says that the interest iii
Valentines death gives the observer
an uneasy sense Of unfamiliari.- with
American values"
Mr.. Curtis should be the last ~ say
that. One of the greatest Of Amerl-
can values is publicity. In this coun-
try 1870 millions every week pay for
admission to moving picture theatres,
and tens of millions feel that in
Valentino they have lost a friend.
Two new ideas in prohibition en-
fOrcement, shoot to kill' orders are
sent to prohibition officers, particu-
larry TO squad Of 40 customs men
recently appointed for special boot
leg work.
II the bootleggsrs run away they
are 70 b shot-dead II possible.
Also The govesnment will divide the
receipts from fines Imposed on boot
leggers. The infermer will get one
quarter Of wAat the govarnment gets.
This. shows energy. but will il dis
COURAGE m1n thok eon change onl
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county, is typical. She searched for
three years for one individual and
was rewarded with much valuable In
formation. II required two. years 10
get desired information from another
man and second man who is a
"gold- mine Of information" has not
been induced to aid in the work. On
the other hand, Mrs. Pennington said.
many persons give help willingly and
are glad TO assist in the work.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-27
History of Ancient
Pistol Barrel Sought

Efforts to reconstruct the history
of an ancient pistol barrel found re-
Gently near Dawson are being made
by l.. r. Crawford, state historian.
The pistol barrel evidently was a
part Of an old muzzle loader which
was fired by means Of cap. 1t
looked like a piece of common iron
until its discovcrer, Frank Reed. Of
near LAKE Eta. found that name
had been engraved in gold letters
on its side. He then brought it to
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-27
FRIDAY, AUGUST ~, 1926

Crawford for Identification. The
name of the owner is believed to have
been A. Johonpcci. whom Crawford
believes came west perhaps in early
territorial days. Identification of
the name was difficult because of the
queer script used.
The pistol was evidently more Of
an ornament than . weapon, Craw-
ford said, and did not compare with
the large caliber weapons then COM
monty in use in Dakota territory.
JASCHA HElFTEZ IN HOSPITAL
New York. Aug. 27.-LP-Thc New
York Evening Post says that Jascha
Heiftez, noted violinist. is patient
at Mount Sinai hospital where he UNI
dcrwent an operation yesterday for
appendicitis.
The violinist was registered at the
hospital as "John Smith," according
to the newspapers. and he has asked
that every effort be made to save him
from such publicity as attended the
illness Of Rudolph Valentino.
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Everybody come to the Le-
gi0n Auxiliary pavement
dance tonight. Music il The
moonlight and have refresh
nents il tn sardea At IS
AvennA A.
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+ Pittsburgh. emerging from tn,
z 'ne after long exploration re.
-srted to Mr.. Mussef taa. the mine
aaS being re-yeatilated and cleared
oil poisonous gases.
Forbes said It was impossible at
present to give a cause for the blast
because Of the general destruction IN
the mine chambers.
forbes MAS Ia charge OF a fedora
investigation started TODAY. 4 second
investigation also WAS started by
Hatc authorities.
Mime officials believe that 50
children We're made fatherless by the
explosion. the second in this terri
tory IN three years.
~ january. 1928, 81 lives were
lost at STAFFORD Mine. at Shanktow n,
Wives Keep Vigil
Late last night many wives and
children of the entombed men left
NE mine mouth after vigil Of 10
hours. At dawn they returned to the
Aillsldes thanking the Inflated pit.
= Black damp. the deadly menace
which follows 4 mine explosion, took
the lives Of the first four men
drought up. Their bodies were un-
parked, The others, however, were
Eon.
y. These victims, at work farther in
1de the mine when the fatal blast
carried death and destruction through
NC dark reeesscs, we're trapped by
1he wall Of fire which came with the
explosion. The blaze spent itself in
= moment. and the wrecked mine did
Hot catch fro.
u Keseuers worked fevcrishly today
their efforts to recover the bodies
~ the IL missing men. Some Of these
bodies had been sighted, but it was
npossible to get them because Of
aave-ins.
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Ito lie Continued)
PRINTED CHlrFONs

Apparently the bright printed
chlffons Of the summer are to last
through the winter. for afternoon and
dinner wear.
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IS EMPLOYEES
ENTOMBED BY
rsrY
SUDDEN BLAST

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Statesmen.

statesmen.
The Hecht Co. requires the
services of statesmen for the fol-
lowing departments:
Mems Furnishings,
Boys Clothing,
Mems Shoes.
Women'S Shoes.
Each position is of tempo
rary nature, but may develop
into permanent positions at a
later date.
Apply Employment Office,
The Hecht Co, F St. at 9TH.
MEN ~, experienced, for driv-
ing delivery trucks. Apply $50
Pa. ave.
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FORD ROADSTER. 1928 splendid appear
ance. good tires: guaranteed; $500. Park
way Motor Co.. 1908 Wisconsin ave.
FORD touring 1924. Sl25. BIO N 81.
West 225.. 27S
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GOING TO SELL IT?
Save time, trouble and money.
Call Franklin 1901.
Household goods merchandise. stocks. etc.
No quantity too large.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Us.
tCnnfinued l
ANYTHING TO SELL?

Phone Main 1882 or $3.50
WESCHLER'S. go PA. AVE, NV.
Household Effects. Merchandise Stocks.
the WaRhinnfnn nl1hlic
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HELP--FENlALE (Cont'd).
SALESWOMEN

The Hecht Co. requires the
services of saleswomen for the
following departments:
Women's Wearing Apparel,
Millinery,
Women's Furnishings,
Women's Shoes,
BOYS Furnishings,
Infants Wear.
Children's Shoes.
Lingerie,
Hosiery,
Iewelry.
Each position is OF tempo
rary nature, but may develop
into permanent position at a
later date. Apply Employment
Office, The Hecht Co, f st.
at 9TH.
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PERSONAL.

conyalescents and aged nVafids skilled nlirs-
ing. speclal dietary: reasonable. 2126 r St
NV. POTOMAC 30
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REFRIGERATORS- and second h and
for all PURPOSES. McCray Refrigerator Co.
RGT Of
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SYMPHONIES, new Buescher. on easy
terms; other musical instruments Five les
sons free. Independent Music Co.. $50 F ST.
southwast
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PLASTERING--See VIM.
l.. Little about your interior and exterior
mining. $40 9th NV Er A1h4
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SEWING MACHINES-Dh. Singer. SIS:
New Home. SIS: Standard. S1b: New Ideal.
SO; others at So: all guar. New machines
So mo. Rel 1inz and repairing. Open evenings.
SEWING MACHINES-20 slightly used Sing
ers., elec; and treadle; must be sold by the
Saturday. 1112 14th st. NV. 20.
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AN OPPORTUNITY

Wanted a salesman between the ages of 20
and 30 years married preferred to represent
the oldest oil company in America in the
District of Columbia: experience in this line
will HELM but rot essential. This vacancy
has been caused by promotion of the man
on this territory. State age. phone number
address and present employment. All replies
viii be held in strict confidence Our sales
men have been notified of this advertisement
Address Box 460-J Star office. -
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FOR sALE-AUTOMOBnEs.

ESSEX TOURING. 1920 in fine shape; n1g
"a Ta'teTg. good tires; 500 cash. BIT 13te -.
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PIANO BARGAINs-Steinwsy nike aew.
$3.50; Knabe. fine condition. $500: Brad
bury. slightly used SAYS: second h and pianos
from $50 up. Terms as low az $40 per
month. Used grsnds al reduced prices.
Pianos for rent. Hugo Worch. lilo st.
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{ AT ESMFN

Large Eastern advertising organization
needs a few men tthose having expert
enee in advertising or educational work pre-:
serredl 80 wears old or over. who are well
Iaucated eSsn an automobile and are willing
20 travel. ESssible earnings are $50 week
y, against which we provide suitable adj
S8s, or write him care of Old Colony Club
r@fil .IleI-- %
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FORD COUPE. 1926-Used very little; equip
ped with balloon tires anc other extras: at
substantial saving from The new-car price
terms. Holland Motor Co. Inc. 1919 18th
davs Main 005q
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.


KEYS Duplicate Keys. 25 cents made while
YOU, wait. Turner & Clark, new address.
1921 q New York ave. NV. Frank. 3005.
LAWN MoWERS-y,-sales and service; hand
ana power repairing. etc: saws and tools
sharpened J. y Hutchins & Co., 1918 C
P,AIhN NJ painting, floor finishing;
Serene. 81 7 st. NV Tel. Pot. 251 3i'
'PAPERHANGING PROMPTLY: Summer
If k an f3nporii9 o e to save salts
PAPERHANGING PLAsTERING-See VIM
painting. $40 9th NV. Fr. 8754.
PAPERHANGING painting: rooms scraped,
pointed I.i,i up, papered. $40: guaranteed in
able as Co a s s$5a mG 5S eS SOGn@
PtsA Si Isc AND PANTiNGsgecs fo
grade: washable papers $40 per room and
up These prices include lscraping. sizing
which assures youT OF the best ingredients
All work guaranteed asainst inferior work
terms M ''i to A "a months Estimates gwen
Tree. Peer Peerless Decorating Co.. ia llta St.
PAPERHANGING AND PA1NTING-zGet
Lewis, Frank. 5747. 1922 LIST 81. NV.
PAPERHANGING WHOLE HOUSE, $50: 5
rooms and 2-story hall No. 2 grade. tnclud-
pP A. At T, george. 35a4 f1th st. NV.
PAPERHANGING PAINTING--This month
only; average size room scraped. sized
pointed; papered with polychrome paper, S.
washable paper. can be washed with cloth
We use Dutch Boy lead d't and ID pure jimseed oil
only. We mix our paints on premises. see
years; first-class work only no extra
charges. Terms II you desire. long as y
Decorating Co, Inc. Sll-S17 9th st. NV.
Main 2236. Open evenings 29'
PAPERHANGING-R0 papered. reduced
rates rates o days only. $3.50 per room. Call Col
PAPERH NC ING-Better work for less
Tmone SS- Cal Col 92}6. Economy Wall Paper
Co. 81 Princeton pl: NV. 20
grade sor{ acH HfR'ea ana nsw nsSui i2ss
NV Franklin $3.50
PIANO TUNING, S2-We specialize in gen.
@ Fees aaa Te3adng g Ss' @e
scsaser co noF G44 g. ns sapd o5
UPHoLsTERING.speciql prices now: Sin
Upholsterine Co. 627 F NV. NJ. 1903. 30'
MISUNDERSTANDING TER NC and slip covers; also re;
Upholstery Co, 2sI6 i4th st. NV. /.
WELDING = Casting. steel aud aluminium
Welding shop. 207 18th NV N 459s -
w WI il.e gn,a AND DOOR SHADES : Good
dows, s5c: .ae best quality of OPAQUE shades
II .15: hung free. We will call with samples
hIee0latt. lltA and H sts. ne. Line. 679.
WINDOW SHADES AND SCREENS-Free
estimates. ]. NJ. Butler & Son. 2031 Mich
OILS ave. 81. lIncoln 10123t
SrcSi hs., SHADES 4 10 order at factory
Factory. 1l09 l4th NV. Main 1O42S.
WINDOW SCREENS made to fit windows
length and half length Different kinds as to
prices. All guaranteed. Porchcs screened;
doors furnished and repaired. For estimates
call Robinson & Bailey. Lincoln 1914. or
drop card to 603 Bird St ne.
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OFFICE FURNITURE

= I
Leaving town, must raise cash at once.
have two very fine diamond solid platinum
flexible bracelets. one set with 149 large
nbiTa" and onI IN ~" mond anJ
Is very fine sapphires. These bracelets
are the finest. handmade and latest design.
You must see them TO appreciate these
values. They cost originally $500. In
need Of ready cash. l will sacrifice to quick
buyer very cheap.
Apt. 4, 1905 Webster ST.
Northwest
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HELP--MALE.
fC0nfsnnaI
DELIVERYMAN

CoIored, for Ford delivery: one with depart
ment store experience; must know Chevy
Chase district and suburbs and be able to
give good references. Apply 1880 Penn
ave- Sc. a
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1PAPERHANGING PROMPTLY: Summer
prices an opportunity to save: salts guar
A. II. kaulfuss. 1915 9th ne. Line. 4593-J
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FORD COUPE, 1926: used less than so days
same as new, S425: terms. Edison Co.. 7i2
st
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FORD TOURING CAR, late 1924: Al con
dition has 5 braDdnew cord tires: newly
painted: pvt. owner. 11l5 3rd ST. ne. after
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FORD ROADSTER. 1926: car as good as
new: lock wheel; parking light. bumpers.
speedometer. dash light and air brakes
5000 terms. Donohoe Motor Company. 2I5
Pa. ave. Sc. Open Sundays nine to three.
Sec Nj Pierre
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Notes Furniture House.
5l4 10th St. NV.

IUIIE tt dIIkIIII LUIJ.
win pay you the highest cash prices for
desirable furniture and household effects.
We also buy antique furniture. china. glass.
ware oriental rugs. paintings. etc: packing
and shipping at low prices.
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PRESSER

The Hecht Co. requires the
services Of an experienced
dresser for hand pressing on
women's apparel Apply En-
ployment Office, The Hecht Co.,
+ St. at 9Th.
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RENT
MANAGER.
WANTED-sALEsMEN,

WANTED. by, large, Chicago manufacturer.
hrst-claSs haberdashery salesman to our
trade. work projected territory. District
commission basis; fun cooperation. Apply
to . TUESDAY, G. c. Wiseman. sol 18th
st. ne. Ant 3S.
WOULD $50 WEEK interest you: You
can earn it with us. Cal1at once at 327 In
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p,AAiuNTlNG-House painting, floor finishing:
skilled mechanics reduced prices Paul
Serene. 81 4 st. n W Tel Pot 26l 81
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statesmen.

We have openings in our organic alton for
men who are willing to work hard for ad-
vancement and large remuneration. We have
men at present who are earning from 81 90
TO 5000 per week. With the proper training
We will put you in position to earn real
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FORD TOURINGS-We have a few real bar
gains: some with new tires: all are in perfect
condition. Your choice S100 and .S12b
Don't miss this oDDOrtunity Universal Auto
Co Irsed Car nanf 1hO7 N Il II, ",
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KEYS--DuplIcate keys. 20 cents made while
you wait. Turner & Clark, new address
1921 - New York ave. NV. Frank. 1905.
LAWN MEMBERSHIPS and service: hand
ana power: repairing, etc: saws and tools
sharpened; J. Y; Hutchins & Co.. 1915 C
st. NV. Main $3.50 o7s
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FORD SPORT RACER: looks and runs Ike
new. Russell Monkey. $500 Kansas ave. NV.
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Financial Sales Manager

financial sales Manager
Wanted 10 direct the distribution aud sales
- = large stock and bond issue of an es,
tablshed firm must be experienced and
have good reputation: give details aualiica
tions and former employ in letter. Adj
itress Box ASH. star Office
REAL ESTATE - An oppor-
tunity is offered to those who
wish to increase their earnings;
experience not necessary. but
preferred. Call morning, Eaton
S; Martin. 1910 Vermont ave.
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+! PLAYER PIASO-S265 buys good used
piano: terms to suit. Homer J.. Kit Co.
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FORD COUPE : Late 1924: perfect condi-
ton. good tires: many extras: any demon
sstration: S235. lilo o ST. NV. Phone
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FORD FoRDOR SEDAN. 1925 model: tires
as good as new and the motor is in fine
shape. DOnohoe Motor Company. 215 Pa.
ave. Sc. Open Sundays nine TO three. See
Mr.. Pierce.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


PlANOS-S160 buys almost new upright
piano on easy terms. Homer l.. Kilt CO..
1880 st.
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MONTE CARLO z
By E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM
SYNOPSIS.

SYNOPSIS
Sir Hargrave Veadever, country gentleman
and findncler. calls n famous London
phy siclan for examination. DIR. Horridse
eight months. Wendever takes the blow
standing and decides To go on with his plans
FOR the Winter as though nothing had hap
pened. He feels. however. an urge to give a
periments on the people he comes in contact
with until he finds one in need of help. This
proves 70 be delicate looking manicure girl
Nlolet Martin. who serves him regularly. He
vacation of two months at his villa at Monte
arlos Not having any family. Violet induces
her, nance. Robert. to pose as her brother
and come with her. Their host gives them
free rein in Monte Carlo.
Wendever's London cronies the Rev
Phiillp GoTse. John Marston his financial, adj
wiser. and Lord Pelhngham-arriye at Monte
Sfario, nendever gives supper party for
guests is the Princess Putralka a great
beauty: TO whom he has paid marked atten-
non; The princess Is in love with HarErave.
" nile the party is In progress Robert. who
part or the cafe and is forcibly elected. The
boy has evidently been drinking too much
and auarrels with his host telling him Violet
her engagement and early the next morning
leaves Harsrsye's villa. intending TO return
10 London Her host follows her. brings
AeT back. and forgives her for the deception.
Hargrave's financial rival and enemy.
Hargrave has set in motion the machinery
10 crush Frentino and the latter begs for
grave Is adamant, One Of Trentinos bench
men makes an attack on Harsrave's life. but
only succeeds in wounding himself Har
crave sees Horridse in Monte Carlo. but
Gorse assures him he ID not the great Harley
street specialist.
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which I have held dear IN life-the
price of my pride, of that inner con-
seriousness with oneSelf-would one
call it 'self-respect'?--the price of
much which has seemed precious to
me. l think you. dear Hargrave.
know whether you can make these
things seem like tribes. |, perhaps,
can only wonder and hope"
A servant raised the curtains and
ventured upon an announcement.
Her highress is being inquired for
on the telephone from the villa. Her
highnesS' automobile has returned
Hargrave waved the man away.
The princess rose to her feet.
$50 | leave you, my friend she
said, as she walked by his side out
on to the terrace, Ito the considera-
ton of a new problem. | have never
at any moment pictured myself in the
position to which your answer may
bring me, but in this problem some
one must suffer. l have a feeling that
it ought not TO be you. dear Hargrave.
1 have a feeling that I have done we'll
in leaving it for you to decide"
They came upon Violet on the ter
race, and the princess spoke a few
charming words to her. Then she
raised her fingers to Hargrave's lips
and departed with a little wave of
the hand. He looked after her
thoughtfully; Violet. little jealousy.
Il am becoming a seer" she sighed
IA prophecies, like those women in
the Bible. l believe that she, too,
cares.
Hargrave took a step forward TO
meet the Comtesse Fayaldi as she
swept up the lounge of the Hotel de
Paris that evening and Joined the little
group who We're assembled for dinner.
And Stephanie?" he asked, as he
bent over her fingers.
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Presents her excuses" the COM
Jesse answered. "She is fatigued with
her journey. 1t is necessary that she
visit the ball, but she prefers until
then 10 rest"
Hargrave had an inspiration.
Al Your advice, comtesse?'
She looked up at him with interest.
!iow clever Of ycG," she admitted
at my advice. :
They trooped in to dinner presently
q Very juvenile party, as it happened,
ana i light-hearted one. The Com
Jesse Fayafdi, who sat ON I.argrave's
right. was unusually animated. She
devoted the greater part Of her con.
yersdtion, however, to PelltnghaIn
who sat on her other side.
Copyright 1925: by L. Phillips Oppenheim.1
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With the coffee. Violet passed silent
ly from the room. The princess
watched her departure approvingly.
she IS well bred and CONNIE il faut,
your protegee," she remarked. al
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Continued tomorrow
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BOW : END CRIB,
ivory finished, and prettily
hand decorated. Drop side
style, with wooden panels,
and kick plate for easy
adjustment. Size 27x54
inches com p letc
with National 62S
spring. Price. VIZ
BOW END CRIB.
in exactly the same style
as the above, except for
attractive cane panels, in
p | a c c of
o oeS's n. ones" mes. $3.50
{ a NJ B r c Pill
LOWCASES, size l4xl8
inches; with deep hem,
neatly hemstitched. 90.
Priced al only. Nv
c A NJ B r | {
SHEETS, to match the
above size 3ox52 inches;
also hemstitched. 20.
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The Winslow mail., 1926-01-29
Albuquerque Named For
Huge Vet Sa itOriu m

CHICAGO-Members of the hos
pital locating committee of the
War Mothers Memorial association
said the committee has agreed upon
Albuquerque, New Mexico, as the
site for a thirty-seven million dol
lar hospital and farm colony for
tuberculosis patients. The commit
tee will report to the executive
committee this week.