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Studebaker Sedan

An unusual opportunity offered in
this seven passenger StudebaEcr b.g six
sedan. Driven BY private family less
than 5000 miles. Car looks and runs
as well az when bought. viii he sac
rjfic-d Tor $500 less than original cost.
Mission 1911
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TURF EXPERTS
WAIT FOR
CANTER
Griffith Horse Will Make
Debut Soon as a
Three-year-old. -
By O'NEIL SEWER
Universal Service Racing Expert

Universal Service Racing Expert.
BOWIE RACE TRACK, Nd. April
6.-Haring seen Timmnra, one of
Bowie's two candidates for the i'm
pending renewals of the So. 900
Preakness and $4,000 Kentucky
Derby. patrons of Msryland's spring
racing. and the country generally.
are marking time against the appear
ance of Canter.
Canter, a $lj0,0OO horse. that sum
having been offered for him to J.
Edwin Griffith. who bred him in the
outskirts of Baltimore. will show ut
Bowie this week. He was not as
near racing form as was Timmars
when the Southern Maryland A-ri-
cultural association inaucurated the
season of major racing at Prince
Georges Park last THURSDAY. but he
is farther along now. IL he starts
this week. Canter will make his three
year old debut in a sprint of five
and-a-half furlOnss, or six furlonrs.
exclusively for horses Of his own
age.
WILL MEET TIMMAEa.
That he will tackle Timmara at
Bowie is not at all likely. The
first meeting of Thomas W. O'Briens
mastodonic three-vear-old aud Crit
fith's city-bred colt. probably will be
in the $4,000 Chesapeake stakes
revival at Havre Dc Grace. The
Chesapeake. gsllop of one mile and
q sixteenth for three-year-oldS exclu-
sfvoly, used to be run the SATURDAYS
before the last day Of the spring
meetings Of the Hartford Agricultural
and Breeders association at Mary
lands most beautiful race course.
The getaway day feature was the
Philadelphia handicap. q ealIop Of one
mile and sixteenth for three-year-
Odds and over. The Chesapeake is
swapping dates with the Philadelphia
this year. The trainers of some Of
the most powerful Eastern stables are
pointing their best Preakness and
Derby candidates for the Chesapeake
renewals Of which have for years
served as Preakness and Derby elimin-
alton contests. and they asked for a
little more time. Edward Burke.
manager Of Havre De Grace racing,
readily obliged.
BROTHER 4 BLOONER.
II will he time enough n specu-
late on Csnter's Chesapeake chance
after h" shall have shown some Of
his stuff at Bowie. But it may he
said now that If he hasn't more than
his four-y ear-old half brother. Single
Foot. revealed at Bowie Saturday in
the dash If five furlongs and a half
in which he. Single Foot. was trim
mod easily by Senator Norris and
Tester. he won't beat Timmara for
some time n come.
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JUST nssiy painted. good cord tires
A. rtriect mechanical condition. muss
- seen 10 hf Appreciated. a phons-gs
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Travis Auto Co.
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Good Fords Cheap

HAVE nice BUCK sedan that l VIII
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CT. ISIS
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CITY HANDICAP LEAGUE.
ais ........... 500 $50
Dave Iebr Cementers.
Sunsets Take Lead.

The Sunset bovlers, winners Of the City
Handicap League title, took the lead in
special match with the Dave Lehr
Cementcrs. winners OF the Commercial
Handicap League. The final three games
Of the series will be rolled Saturday night
on the Grand alleys. The standing:
L. W. J..
sunset '...''.s.'
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1925 Essex Coach

All-stesl BODY. rev "a mt. looks like
new car; motor in rerfect mechanical
condition: a biz saving; must sell at
once. Ms. i47.
1922 NOON passenger, used very
lit;s. I'D real care. big bargain. good
terms. Cr. 1875. Citizens Auto Co, al
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Eagles Annual ball. Gunter hotel.
Sat. April 10. Don Peacocks' music.
-iAdv.J
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Dane" At tho Midway Wednesday
mite. Music by Merrymakers.--(Ady.)
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DIR. +. e. Walsh has returned aud
resumed practice. Moore Bldg (Adv)
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Better Automobiles

1925 Dodge coupe, like new ......STS5.O 90
1928 Ford coupe, many extras. 435.OO
1875 Ford roadster extras ..... $500
1898 Hhryslrr SIX touring ........ $500
1925 Hudson coach. 81 condition $500
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l:-" Dodge roadster 'newJ ...... $500
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1924 Ford Fordor sedan. extras. $500
HUGO GROTE.
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DEPARTMENT or ENDURANCE


DEPARTMENT or INSURANCE
STATE OF TEXAS
II. T. DANTEJ, Commissioner OF Insur-
Austn. Texas March 10. 1926.
To NJ wohm II May Concern:
THIS Is TO certify. that the Dixie Fire
Insurance Company, Grrensboro. North
Piled Win The laws OF Teyas as condi-
tons Precedent 10 i's dOins business in
this state and have issued to said
company 2 Certificate ~ Authority
from this office emitting il to do busi
ness In this state for the year ending
the 25th day Of Tehruarv, 1881.
Given under my hand and nv seat o:
ofhco at Austin. Texas, the date first
r. L. DANIEL.
I'd. T. Frazer Co Agents
Travis Building. San Antonio. Texas.
DEPARTMENT or INSURANCE.
state Of TcNas
r. J.. Daniel. Commissioner Of Insurance..
Austin, Texas. March IS, 1895.
No. ~.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
THIS is TO CERTIFY. That the Alta,
Assurance Company, Ltd. London. Eng
land, has In all respects fully complied
with tho laws Of Texas a. conditions
precedent TO It's doing business In this
state, and I have issued to said Com
pany a Certificate OF Authority from this
office emitting Il 10 10 business In this
Ftate for the year ending the 2sth day Of
February, 1897.
Given under my hand and my seal ~
office At Austin, Texas, the date first
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Commlssiousr.
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WillYS Knight Sedan

1924 model, excellent condition me.
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COMMERCIAL HANDICAP LEAGUE.
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Dave Iehr Cementers.
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Umpire. Grimes; scorer, Palmer.
Tuesday uiSht-Sam Speir vs.. Duncan
Yield.
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Hebron. Eilday & Howard, Rttor-
ueys aud counscllorS- at-law. announce
the removal Of their law offices IN so,
GOJ, 60 Houston building Ady.J
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TOLEDO. Ohio. April 6.-EPl--The
Csstany Cigars OF Chicago are the five
men champions n the American Bowl
ing Congress. This wss decided last
Risht when that department OF the twen-
close.
The Cssrsrys on Sunday night hung up
score OF S0s3, ton pins ahead or the
-unners-up, the Port Huron Eccrestions
Of Port Huron, Mich, the team that had
held the lead about three weeks with
score Of 1858.
Tile championship carries with II
cash prize Of $1,000. while the Port HUI
ron aggregation will receive $3.50.
Three teams we're tied At the finish
,o- ninth, tenth and eleventh monies.
In a case of that Kind. the three prizes
are pooled and divided, One-third to each.
The final standings in the major event
OF the tournament and the amounts each
received follows:
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Provided no other changes take pace
today, first and 7ecoDd mone- in the
fwo-men event will be dec 'ded :, ?
o'clock tonight, when GarGe'!s and TOGO
Of Detroit. md Aston and Young OF Az
ron. Ohio. viii roll Of the tie made
possible sunday. Each Ts;r has a score
Of 1885.
Scores were lower than usual last
night. only few OF the final two squads
Of IS teams eFch rolling into the prize
lisT. The tournament viii end late this
afternoon when tn" doubles and singles
are completed 10y bowlers from Detroit.
Dayton, Rochester Nonrosvi'ls. Ohio.
EcOrse. Mich; Wooster. Ohio: &auf.rlds.
Ohio; Fiud;aE Ohio. and Cincinnati. The
f.r't squad today was scheduled to 30
on at II >. m.
Following are the standings In the
10 no~ events:
Two-msn:
GariclIG -TOccO Detroit. 1855.
Aston Young. Karon. OHIO. 1873
Ebsrt-Co.Cy. Rochester. y. =, lS4i.
Giblin- BoGis Cleveland, 1886.
Pathks-FuciE, Detroit, 1875.
Individuals:
yotel. Braddock. Pa. Isl
Olson. Dcs Noinso. Iowa, &c.
iJus. Toledo. Ohio. -.
Pshor. Cleveland. IA.
Winters, Chicago, III.
All-cvGnts:
GerloslJ, Detroit. 1857.
Buonomo GocheS.,.. y. :. 1871.
Note. Milwaukee. Wis. la.f
Haskins, It. Paul, 1863.
Mathes, CHICAGO. ltf2.
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Citizens Auto Co. III Main Ave
1874 FORD ton truck complete with new
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1874 sTUpEBAEEE IiEst six roadster in
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Ford Roadster

1894 DODGE cou0c. si50. Donald "
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SYNOPSIS.

81 NUPS1S.
Rtchenda, Peterson. London office girl.
wins five thousand pounds in newspaper
contest. and decides to spend IL in travel.
The East Coast of Africa holds the greatest
passage for Port Mombasa. When the boat
stops at Gibraltar Richenda goes off alone
10 inspect the old town and is aecosted py
one of her fellow passengers. rescues her
Arrived at Mombasa. the first person
plorer whose face has haunted her dreams.
She is introduced to him by Lucille DayeI.
her acquaintanee. Mrs. Davenant and
hunting expedition. They start the Jour,
Brett tells Richenda he loves her. He is
trusts him completely, even though the in.
ing. Suddenly he tells Richenda. y. want to
me az once" And Richenda, feeling she is
creature of destiny. consents. Angus
pays " visit as d 60
Use TO come to him if she needs his help.
,o The ma, marriage is performed; and q few few
Lucille quaTeling, violently. Lucille is re-
Brett retorts that his first wife has been
cause he has kept this from her. threatens
70 tell Richenda they have been lovers.
Brett asks what she will take to disappear.
Lucille admits she is in difficulties about a
forged check and agrees TO so If Brett viii
Stunned and disillusioned. Richenda fees
from camp in motor car. In daze she
remembers her promise to Angus and d.
bosru inc FarWsys aF after 20 dseoSerng her abb
sence from camp. follows her to Brodies
ranch and takes her in the car back to his
camp.
lContinSIed from YeSterdav'S Starl
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BODIES OF A. {. r. MEN
STILL BEING RECOVERED
Remains of Soldiers Are Sought
Over Many of Famous Battle
fields of World War.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS. August although it is
nearly eight years since the end of the
World War, American searchers in the
old battle area are continually finding
bodies Of American soldiers who fell
in battle and were buried hastily near
by. Searching has been going on more
or less regularly during the entire Pc
Rod since the armistice, but in recent
months the Oise-Aisne, MeuSe-Argonne
and Somme sectors have been literally
combed, with the result that 261 bodies
have been found, of which ITS have
been positively identified.
The searching work Is being done by
three separate parties consisting Of an
American investigator and four or five
laborers. The Investigator works by
map and terrain over ground where
certain regiments and battalions
fought and from which men are still
carried as missing. The quick growth
Of vegetation has made the work diff
f1cult, as grass and bush have grown
over temporary burial places and, in
fact, changed the entire appearance Of
the land.
Recently the bodies of seven marines
were found in the Oise-Aisne sector,
buried together, this being one of the
largest finds" in many months, as
usually only single bodies are re-
covered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-07
STUDENTS MAKE ATLANTIC
HUGE SUMMER CAMPUS
So q. S. Colleges Represented on
Vacation Trips, With Many More
Expected in 1897.
By the Associated Press.


PARIS, August with students
from So American universities travel
ing In the tourist cabin of the Levia-
than, shortly after the close of the
college year, the Atlantic Ocean has
become a huge Summer campus, says
DIR. s. C. Rowan, president of David.
son College Alumni Association. Dr.
Rowan believes the gathering togeth-
err of such groups of college students
means a better understanding among
young men and women from different
parts of the United States, as we'll as
better understanding among them
and students abroad.
"All are classmates on this Sum.
fner campus" DIR. Rowan declared
when he arrived at Cherbourg. ION
the Leviathan scions of Harvard,
Yale, Princeton. Pennsylvania, Chi.
cago, Cornell and Brown, for instance,
forgot they were rivals for genera
lions and joined together in the sports
and social life of the ship. Million.
aires and poor youngsters, college
bellies and foot ball heroes are all the
same in the third cabin of a liner
While the number of American stu
dents crossing to Europe this year
exceeds considerably the number last
year, indications are that there will
be a veritable flood Of such travellers
coming abroad in 1927.
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The Misty Pathway
Bv FLORENCE RIDDELl
tcopyr1Sh.. 1924. by Flcrenos Riddell,

fully. slung the gun again across her
shoulders.
They were tramping through coarse
man-high grass now, not able 10 see
more than q few yards before tnein.
Suddenly the foremost boy halted
then turned with a finger to his ups
to warn them into silence ana NUT
tered a whispered word.
Pathways ftowned, puzzled.
Go carefully he told her. /
don't know what the boy is trying to
tell us. There's something ahead. but
/ can't get the English name for It.
Water buck, perhaps"
They moved on with quiet steps
till they saw through the grass a
round, short tufted clearing in front
of them.
Then Jeroge stood quite motionless
and drew their attention to where, not
60 yards to the right, large, black,
shadowlike patches moved slowly III
the shade of clump of stunted trees.
Good egg.' Pathways whisper was
barely audible. ITS buffalo,
He raised his rifle to his shoulder,
taking slow and careful aim.
So far none of the herd had scented
the nearness of the danger which
threatened them. The presence of TIE
Iidu puSoCa uAoCCA ny @tiS SA0
bull sentry which stood nose up
wind" ready to give a quick snort of
warning if occasion for flight arose.
Richenda's eyes, wide with excite
ment, were fixed on the odd dozen un-
wieldy blue-black forms that moved
so leisurely about the tree-shadowed
turf. Buffalo. What mighty brutes
they were! Some one had told her that
hunters might search for weeks even
in this game-infested country without
seeing one. And now-so big-so
near--se quiet! Such a chance to
show what she could do. The spirit
of the chase danced anew in her blood.
If-If-suppose she-Oh, why not?
Suddenly the noise of two reports,
with barely a seconds pause between
them, rang out across the silent coun-
try.
Good heavens" Pathways steel
blue eyes flashed sideways at her,
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then back. without an instant pause
to the galloping upheaval in front.
But three more words had burst upon
her excited ears. making them tinglc
ruby with the insult: You fool-you
little FOOL"
The blue-gray shadows had broken
into a wild riot and were racing in q
dozen different directions. The great
bun at which Pathways had taken
such careful aim, startled at Richen-
da's shot, which rang out the second
before the mans shot reached him,
had taken swift leap, catching that
bullet some IL inches away from the
vital spot at which it had been aimed.
CONTINUED tomorrow
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Cheap seismograph Invented.

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r. ANYWAYS guessed something
L of what was passing in her
mind and smiled to himself.
4 He knew that the Wakamba
, belonged to the mildest races
In frica in spite of their fearsome
as It, but he said nothing to en-
lign.en Richenda on this point. 1t
would, he reflected, suit his purpose