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cuff q Mr. Dunsmuir'ss evening
20, that. The scotland yard
man pulled mp his cuff. "A pres
emit from an Eastern prince
some little work I once did for
him. always wear tia CLINT
Of romance IN q too prosaic
worldF'
4 mean how did It twice save
my life?''
20. the first time was trailing
your coupe while you were racing
after the car in which were Lecay
and his friend with the mummy
case. You see, I gathered knowl-
edge Of the Hail Moon, Bay affair
when came into the room to com
plain OF the noise when you and
DR.. Sterritt were removing Anon
Ka minus her case, and contrib
uted the Spanish shawl to wrap her
In. You remember read Lecay'g
letter to DR.. Steritt over your
shoulder The disguise OF & ner-
yoi1s, eccentric old gentleman, az
flicted with insomnia, Ii q very
convenient one. 1t gave me the
freedom OF the halls at all hours
Of the night without arousing sus.
picion. With my skeleton key I
was able to let myself into any
room not bolted. You remember.
doctor, IL was convenient In open
ing the door for Miss Hazel the
night she had climbed out over the
ledge into your room and left her
door locked 80 she couldn't get
back"
Perhaps It was YOU" said Kath.
Ieen. with dawning suspicion in her
eyes, who entered my room that
night earlier and scared me So I
screamed and-and-af terward you
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road below / had Is ne them
sometimes
Disappearing Lights
y did see something once, but
as they disappeared again thought
them the lights of distant farm
house Of dairy.
Fl Was too FAR of "a Sc the
young Egyptian fan from the
cliff
II don't believe he feIl,'' said
Or. Greasy. II believe he was
thrown. He thereupon told Tor
the first time the story or how he
had followed Lecay and Drake
with Afnon-Ka, thinking the case
contained Kathleen, and of the
death of the Egyptian.
Il saw you Carrying the body
along the beach through q field
glass said the detective. II
waited outside the fisherman's
hut. eaw Lecay come down
from the road, cut g little hole III
the cardboard that repaired the
window and look In. saw him
follow you when you went up
again to the road to find your
car, and ! made an unseen third,
following both Of you. came
up just In time to extend nv
arm and save your head from be-
ing dashed In by that great stone
I4ecay was holding. I'd taken eff
my coat and rolled up my sleeves
before, because / thought there
might be need Tor quick action
therefore. my hare arm, with the
bracelet on 1t. shot into the circle
OF light. There was fight, too.
a good one, while you were lying
unconscious in the road. At sast
Lecay ran and made his car which
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sbl s b
ne had taught her 70 skate, To
swim, and To play tennis He
called her his Fairy Primo IS. and
e the prince of royal blood had
come a-WoOing, Father Phelps
would never have thought him
good enough for Loily.
Like most fathers, he hated
the thought III HIS baby. daug liter
marrying ANYBODY. and 10 find
her In the arms ok Boyle, the
chauffeur, HAD been terrific
blow 70 Father Phelps. He
seemed stunned Still
"a Further Defiance
Presently the gong chimed for
dinner and I.oIIy joined the
others as they went into the
dining room.
What are Won all so blue and
quiet about? n, she asked, when
the meal was half over and not
3 word had been uttered 1t the
table. You may as well cheer
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By Beatrice Burton

gUDDEryLY there came . rush
y cf light feet on the stairs n the.
han, ana Iolly ran into the room.
HeiIo. Hanl Hello. Pegi'' she
cried, ana there vas hint of
tears IN the voice ahe tried 70
nike IS cheerful. did you hear
mother and dad giving me hall
Columbia upstairs just now but
Il won't do 'em any good! Is
they fire him I'll run away and
marry him anyway What e he
- q chauffeur
Ranny stared at her. What IN
the hotel bill are you talking
about he asked, you Wild, wild
childf'
LoEIy threw herself down on
the rug before the fire that
ccIxled fl the CRATE ana wiped
her eyes and nose with s Wad
81 pink handkerchief.
The whole runnpus q about
Boyle. she said drawing q sob
bling breath Mother ana Dad
have forbidden me to see him
again. ana I'm Just about ready
Is leave homer Tears choked
hack the rest Of her words.
And who's Boyle. for the love
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HERES FOXY GRANDPA'S STORY

QoBBY looked at the beautiful
- marble statue Of a lovely
young girl and a handsome young
man with wings on his shoulders
bending over to kiss her and
asked:
pap
Cupid and Psyche" an.
swered.
II never heard about Psyche"
declared Bobby. "But that statue
looks as IL he liked her very
much. Do you know anything
about her, Foxy Grandpa?"
Bobby's wistful eyes pleaded
for the story, so we sat down
on a bench near this beautiful
statue and / told him the be-
ginning of the story of Cupid and
Psyche.
in the days Of ancient Greece
there Lived thaye Q king who had
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coatI knew yon hadn't mus
dered him Or anything. doctor
II disposed OF him temporarily.
said Or. Greasy. not sxplainins
how: tor he was : little sensitive
about his dealings with the youth.
ssand later released him - excel.
lent health
81 followed you first 70 i hair
store, and noting the change IN
your appearance when you came
out, continued to follow y0n TO
while was on the fire escape Just
outside the third floor han win.
dow, near apartment II. that
saw you bolt out Of that apart
nnent with & bundle Of letters IN
your hand. saw Lecay rush
after, get into the lift with you,
and knew the two Of you were
fighting deadly fight inside that
marrow. moving cage It was
who, pressingly frantically and
continuously on the button. once
got the lift started up toward the
third floor: but the emergency
button was pressed and Il got
started down again to the second
floor. ! was terrified lest Lecay
have weapon and you. "a your
weakened condition. were losing
the fight. Hearing the lift com
ing up, as & last desperate ven
ture, / broke IN the glass OF the
second floor door with the bar
rel OF my automatic, thrust the
pistol through the rods Of the
ascending cage and sent q shot
into Lecay just IN time to save
8 knife from going prer-y deep
into you
Quite deep Indeed. said Dr..
Chessy dryly.
fTo h continued NronSavl
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You Will Want to Know Beautiful Peggy Starr Heroine Of
Che Most Interesting Story Of Young Love Ever
PeImed By Beatrice Burton.

isn't the most nneakine thing I
ever heard il ny AfeE s. =.
claimed. ana dull red flush q
fury gwept under his shiu. I've
akays said "a women were
cheats Il heart They don know
how Is IS honest. d. ihsy7 An1
you're Just llke the rest of theanF
he went into the bathroom and
BANGED ne door behind him.
Peggy eak as & she were carved
ii stone. On the edge o. HE bed
Tor fsrII minute AFTER be had left
her. II hadn't occurred 70 her a.
anea this thing she had I'd
vtsed Lcfly q Do
B1t perhaps Eanny WIS glEl1k
Perhaps the only honest thing
FOR Lo1ly % 90 was to tell her
mother once that she and
Thomas Boyle were man end
wife.
she sol up from the bed and
went e. the telephone IN the hais
and called the number q TIE
Phelps homestead
A. she stood there waiting 10
g0meouc 20 ansWer question
formed Itself sharply a her mind
what had caused Hanny e
think that 81 women were cheats
at heaFt
she herself had always besn
fair and square with him. She
knew that What other kind O9
women had he known, then
women who didn't know how g
BE honet And what expert
e1Yce hnfI he had with them. this
husband 0f hers Of whom. akter
al. she knew So lLttIsl
why he's Just glremger -
many another wife has thought
after months Of even years Is
married LIE
Mother Phelps big cOntEalt8
vofce came rolling richly over The
telephone wire. aelloH e4@
doomed
IT'S Peggy Hay pleaes
speak 10 Lelly ~
There WAS pause Thee
Mother Phelps spoke again. ana
her tone WAS sharp with 1lsap.
provak
Wei. peggy, q must be some
thing terribly Important you haNN
10 say - her to wake uG al up -
the dead cE night. but III can herl
Wait minute she said acidly
HeR6y felt exactly like small
child who has been seeded ana
made 70 stand in the corner. - ell4
stood WafElng Tor Lcllg 90 4nGWe1
No wonder the girl WAS afraid -
tell her mother about her Marriage
to BOYLE. sde said 70 herself And
yet. Is Ranriy has just pointed ouks
the only square thing 10 do was %
ten her about II Ct once
EO Be Continued On Monday.
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three daughters, ana the young
est. named Psyche, was famous
for her unusual beauty.
When Psyche went out to
take walk people In the streets
threw flowers for her to walk on,
and in truth they worshipped
her for her beauty. The time
came for Psyche to marry; but 8
strange thing happened. Al nys-
terious voice commanded the
king. her father, to take her and
leave her on a bleak wild noun
tain.
Cupid, as you said, was the
son of Venus and the god OF
love who made marriages be.
tween people, so Venus told Cupid
to marry Psyche to the ugliest
creature on earth.
$50 poor Psyche was put on
the top of this bare mountain
and was frightened to death until
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The Story Thus Far

PEGGY STARR been engaged Is RANDALL PHELPS for
when he their engagement He
explains that FRIEND FAY SHIRLEY
HeabrOken Peggy gives him greatly the satisfaction Of
her AUNT AGONY, the shreWd old maid who reared her Aunt
Agony that Ranny viii stick woman and
that he's lazy go0dfOrnOng besides She advises Peggy g
been jealous.
On mOonIt May night Peter picnic in honor Of Peggys
birthdays After the young folks play Ike
children the dark Peggy finds herself paired off With
tells her decided they don't love
other enough after all Peggy s the girl he
abOut And Peggy afraid that il doesn't take him
@ may never have another chance e marry him that
But after the Ranny fall again under Fays
spell and Peggy Is fnEiousy Jealous Of her. the time
about IL seemingly delighted he
leaf, giving
But Halloween night giving
early bringing Peter with her. She and Ranny empty the
contents d flask she brings With her and Rann intoxicated
baW OUT Peter because he brought flowers and
Niches made By bis spinsteE sister SARAH WILK
Peter calmly calls Rany plain fuO for losing his
such trifle and walks out Of the apartments
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rp and taIlkl All your moping
isn't going To Keep me away from
Thomas Boyle. and e Mother
thinks so, she's all vet
sLOlly! roared her father. 'sig
that any way to speak of your
mother',
LolIy tossed her little head with
Its ripp1es Or soft brown hair.
s.Oh, listen, Dad she said atrily.
I'm tired of not speaking my
mind once iii d while now let's
set down % brass taclxs. You
say i cart marry Boyle, bat
say i cam Has just as good as
we are any day ii the week.
What was Grandfather Phelps
hut q farmer up state. ana didn't
you start out In life selling Bibles
from door to door
Lolly!s Father Phelps re.
peated In q terrible tone.
But there was no stopping
LoIly now. She seemed to Be
wound ND.
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By Stella Wynne
whose stories OG Mystery ~
Love Are Causing Vide
nr,reaN Commend


spread Comment
- figured that be would wait tn-
time reached New York before
he would attempt to DO anything,
sor tie radium market was there.
hit when / found he was engaged
- Miss Crittenden here and that
her home was San Francisco, I
thought he might leave the Suma-
ira here, and + might have an OPP
nortuniky Of getting the radiurn.
~ I fastened to this port, De-
fectfya DresmtIir continued.
"VeII, Of course, the unexpected
Aeeertion of DR.. Steritt from the
gunatra, taking with him Anon
~. before GIendenning had re-
moved the Scarab containing the
rallium from her side, threw out
hIs plans. Held In strict quaran-
tine. all he could do was radio
T.everne Lecay, an American con-
federate. To whom he had already
written, IN a sort Of secret code
used. that he was bringing In the
radfum in a Blue Scarab hidden
N the side OF the mummy Anon
IA He wished Lecay alone to
understand his radio, so he sent:
The Cryptic Message
ssFishermafl's Wharf. A1non-Ka
swallowed Bug: Bug swallowed
sun
sThe reason DR.. Steritt deserted
vas twoeold. His sweetheart. the
little milIiner, Anita Coglin, was
in San Francisco. In the second
place, whether from some letter
he CHANGED to see. or because he
heard Glendenning talking in his
sleep In the cabin, or from some
other reason. he became con-
WINGED that he and his mummy
were being used to further some
criminal operation or which the
blue Scarab was the object. OF
course. he still knew nothing of
the radium, but thought the Blue
Scarab itself was OF great intrin-
eic value. He determined to Lro-
tect himself by keeping the Blue
Scarab until he found out what
Il was all about. He had gained
enough knowledge. although none
of II OF an accurate naturs, to
fear that both his life and liberty
were in danger from the thing he
had 80 innOcentiy done.
Yes, I remember how he acted
the day he found me in the
closet with Amon.Ka back OF the
millinery shop said DR. Grossly,
but later he seemed TO lose his
fear. Yes, with the Blue Scarab
out OF his hands and GlendenninE
killed. he though the thing over
as far as he was concerned--in
NVhteh he was If course RIGHT
But to- resume the narrative:
T.ecay understood the radio
and was at Fisherman's Wharf In
The Washington times., 1926-05-29
The Cause of Heartburn

HEARTBURN is acid stomachs any condition Of
contents muscular dstension Of the d
esve ITSELF controlled BY medicine according TO
noted American physicians.
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road belcW-r had q ne them
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ron sAIE-AUTOMOBTLEs.
WARDMAN.
wLLYs.KNTGHT.

ESSEX COACH, 1o24-6-cyl.,
5 tires, paint and mechanical
condition excellent. Priced very
low at $3.50. Year to pay.
HUPMOBILE TOU RING,
lo23-Very snappy in appear
ance; khaki top and many extras
genuine bargain and a real
pickup at $3.50. Year to pay.
FORD COUPE, 1924 = In
splendid condition throughout,
bargain at $500. Year to pay.
CHRYSLER 4-DOOR SEDAN
Very late 1924 model, 5 brand
new tires; upholstery and me-
chanical condition absolutely
perfect; $1,050 is reasonable,
you will admit after you see this
car.
WHY'S KNIGHT, 1924
TOURING-5 pass; recondi-
toned throughout and just about
ready to come out of paint shop /;
$500 should be a very attractive
price with a year to pay.
WHY'S KNIGHT, 1925
MODEL IS TOURINGrFour
cylinders, balloon tires, fully
equipped; driven only 5000
miles; priced at 500 original
cost.
BUICK MASTER SIX, d.
PASSENGER COUPE, 1924
In perfect mechanical shape
throughout +; good rubber; a real
good auto.
OVERLAND.
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FOR sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.
PEERLESS.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
BUY WITH CONFIDENCE.

1924 Studebaker sedan. .$4o5
1925 Peerless coupe. ,7o5
1925 Olds De Luxe sedan. 745
1925 Ford sedan ........ 800
1923 Lincoln 5-pass sedan,
Judkins body.
1925 Hudson Sc dan, s.
pass, new tires -. oo5
1925 Jordan line 8 sedan. /, 4o5
Premier 4-pass. roadster. $50
1923 Chevrolet tour. -. $50
1926 Oakland landau-sedan o75
1925 Velie sport touring. $50
1925 Peerless sedan, 6-cyl. ,7o5
1924 Peerless sedan. =. ..1,25O
1924 Peerless coupe. ....... $50
1924 Dodge coupe ....... $50
Buick 4-pass. coupe. -. $50
1924 Chevrolet coupe -. 95
1928 Peerless sedan. ..... oo5
1924 Cleveland sedan 49,. $50
1922 Peerless Berlin limo. 1916
1923 Peerless 2-pass. cpe.. 9o5
1923 Hudson sedan. 4o5
Dodge sedan ............. 1876
1924 Willys-Knight sedan. $50
1924 Flint coupe. ...... $50
YEAR TO PAY.
PEERLESS MOTORS CO., .
18th and P SITS. Main $3.50.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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WARDMAN,
1915 18th St. NV.
CERTIFIED
USED CARS

Small Down Payment.
Long Easy Terms.
1924 Studebaker Special Tour.
s: Jus; ssaS
1925 Hudson Brougham.
sixx good tires bTmgsrs nGtometsr wind Ind
1924 Buick Master IS" Sedan.
Very good tires. clip covers; in excellent
nechsnlcal condition and win move quickly
Oldsmobile 8.
In perfect. mechanical condition: tires
good: bargain for $206.
Marmon Passenger Touring.
Bought in 1898: rubber perfect: new lac
2sss blue paint lRsi motor 81 IL excellent condition
1922 Studebaker Blk Six 7-Pass.
Sedan.
1snt: fully equipped. real buy At $3.50.
1928 Chevrolet Sedan.
IN Al condition throughout: $685.
1925 Essex Six Touring.
A bargain for 1926.
1924 Stutz Speedster.
saa and and al Pi he :ESf s6s $685. $685.
1925 Hudson Coach
--ln very good condition throughout and
priced right at $3.50.
1924 Studebaker Sedan.
Duco in green, bumpers five excellent tires
md mechanically perfect; $S9b. 80 - :
STUDEBAKER,
1706 and I'LL 18th.
Potomac 1881.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
ATACTTI ATACYYI AYACYYt
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2432 PA. AVE. NV
Apt. A. rooms. reception hall and bath:
very bright and airy rooms. sos.
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THAT
FORD COUPE

THAT
FORD COUPE
you have been going to buy is
here. Wool socks and red fam
nels, of course, are priced low
these warm days, but as sure as
you're alive
Winter Will Come
and the prices on these cars
will, just like coal.
GO UP.
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1864 COLUMBIA RD.. THE AMHEEyr.
Apartment of rooms. reception hall and
bath, all outside .oome: to be repapered
and painted, S66.
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1923 ST. N.w-DOwNTowN LOCATION.
rooms, reception hall and bath; janitor,
elevator. gas and electric furnished. $50.
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1871 VERNON ST.
Desirable apartment of rooms. Murphy
bed and BATH $40.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

=
STUFF
DISTRIBUTORS.
1924 Marmon 7-pass Sedan, re-
painted and rebuilt.
$1,000.
1924 Peerless "8" Spas Sedan.
SLIGO.
1922 Stutz Roadster.
$3.50.
1920 Stutz Touring.
$3.50.
1928 5-pass Durant Sedan, new
tires.
$500.
HOUGH MOTOR CO.,
1923 Conn. Ave.
MAKE ROOM SALE
OF SELECTED
USED CARS.
At 10th and You Streets.
Unusual Prices; Liberal Terms.
50 Cars to Choose From.
Our record of 90 years as Cadillac distrib.
utors in the District OF Columbia Is your pro.
lection.
Special Display at
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1138-40.Connecticut Ave.
Locomobile Company's
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stearns.KniEht 5.pass. Coupe. newly
Packard Single 7-pass Sport Touring:
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Flint Sport Roadster; like new.
studebaker Sedan: bargain
Flint 4-pass. Coupe: car and tires like
new.
Lexington Touring. 7-pass.
I.ocomobile. 7-passenEer: Al condition:
bargain.
"4s" Locomobile Sport like new.
Chalmers Touring; car and tires like new
The Connecticut Locomobile Co.
1las N lam s6 81 NV.
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AUTO ACCESSORIES. REPAIRS.

KAMPRTTE TRAILER for eale at bargain;
used only two seasons. Priced $780, viii
take S7b cash. Phone North 3714. 22s
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1853 MINTwooD pL.
Elevator and Janitor Service.
ot. 12-2 rooms and tile bath

Apt. IT, rooms and bath ifronntj. 1880
Apt. 33---5 rooms. bath and porch. 100 90
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CHRYSLER
Used Car
Department.
REAL VALUES
IN
USED CARS.

1873 FORD touring. SLZo
1923 Ford coupe. ~. Us
1923 Willys-Knight sedan. $50
1924 Chrysler sedan. -. 1000
1924 Chrysler roadster. ). 1850
1924 Chrysler touring. -. $50
1928 Durant ~" sedan. -. 375
1922 Nash Touring ...... $50
1922 Maxwell touring. 49,. $50
1925 Maxwell coupe. -. $50
1924 Maxwell club sedan. SIS
1923 Chevrolet coupe. -. 275
1925 Chevrolet coupe. -. SIS
1924 Buick master six
Roadster ...!....... $50
Dodge Touring .......... $50
MANY OTHERS.
D. C. TAGS INCLUDED IN
PRICES QUOTED.
OTHER BARGAINS.
TERMS.
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1928 l4th NV.
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Open Evenings and Sundays.
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Liberal Terms.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
STANLEY II. HORNER.
INC,
lois 18th St. Main $500.

4
FOR SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.
Motor co., co.. s7oo 81. ave. terms owens
FORD TON TRUCK CHASSIS demon
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INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCK
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Open Evenings. Franklin ITO.
Ford and Chevrolet Trucks.
One-ton and a ton.
With or without bodies s&
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DOWNTOWN. 14th AND 1.-TWO ROOMS
and bath. good condition: possession August
/, S36. Three rooms and bath, S62.bO.
1922 Wisconsin ave. n.w.--Three rooms
and bath; unusually low rental: immediate
possession; open for inspection.
Petworth-One room, breakfast ROOM
kitchenette and bath. Rent reduced 20
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WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS & GO. INC,
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!, rOR Saf,E--,yOTOp cyCI, re Is,

:
will sell cheap 42s4 9th 81. NV. a2s M
---Late 1928 gone
4 600 miles; excellent condition: very cheap:
must sell. Call after 5 p.ln. Cofferns .40S
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2316 F ST. NV.
Attractive housekeeping apartment: down
town: room. kitchen bath. dinette. S35.
Two rooms. kitchen. bath and dinette. $50.
One months rent free.
w. H. WEST CO.,
e16 18th ST. Main eeo0.
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CHAS. D. SAGER,

CHAS. D. SAGER.
Main So. 924 18th st. NV.
FOR COLORED-1512 CORCORAN ST. NV.
70 r. and b.. heat and janitor service.
30. H. PARKER co.
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ESSEX COACH, 1o24-6-cyl.,
5 tires, paint and mechanical
condition excellent. Priced very
low at $3.50. Year to pay.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

1920 r ST.. APT. 39I-FRoNT. ONE
mahogany: Summer rate. $50 Pot. 1900.
1924 I'LL. AVE. N,W.-FUR. APT. LIST
floor. living room, kitchen, sleeping porch.
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SEVILLE. 2I29 18Th ST. wv
Apt. 1T rooms and bath. .S67 so
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AMERICAN LEGION
MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES

The annual Memorial Services held
by the American Legion will be OBJ.
served this year at Stringtown, near
Behngton, on Sunday, May 30th at
, 80 p. m.
The principal address Of the day
viii be delivered by Frank Roy Yoke,
now Alumni Secretary at West Vir-
gina University.
The devotional part of the pro-
gram will be in charge of the Rev.
Frank Richardson, of Belington and
he has been authorized to include any
musical numbers available.
Everyone is invited TO attend and
Join the Legion in the observance of
this day and ex- service men are es-
pecially urged to be present in uni
form. Meet the boys at the American
Legion Hall in Philippi at 100 p. M.
Forrest b. Polling, Elburn Baugh
man and Roy Polling, Committee.