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Evening star., 1927-05-27
WHEAT PRICES RISE
TO new HIGH LEVEL
Sharp Advance at Liverpool and
Rains in Canada Are the
Bullish Factors.
By the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, May 27-Wheat and
corn both jumped early today to
higher prices than deferred deliveries
have yet reached this season. An un-
expected sharp advance in Liverpool
wheat quotations was the chief bullish
factor, with further rains in Canada
and the corn belt. Opening at 7s to 3
higher, Chicago wheat scored further
gains. Corn started at. IA to 3A
cents advance and later showed some
additional upturns. Oats We're firmer.
Provisions also displayed strength.
Reports of dust storms over Kan
sas gave additional incentive to
wheat buying today aside from un-
looked-for higher quotations at
Liverpool and wet weather, adverse
for wheat seeding in Canada. The
British Commons vote to break with
Russia was also given notice in
some quarters as a bullish influence
and as explaining the unusual swing
upward of the Liverpool market.
Persistent delays to plowing and
planting Of corn furnished a basis
for independent strength of the
corn market. A leading crop expert
reported that from Springfield, H.,
to Chicago corn acreage is less than
80 per cent planted. and that sheets
of water are standing in many low
Evening star., 1927-05-27
COTTON IS STEADY
/. AFTER EARLY DROP
Selling Promoted by Better
Weather News and Easier
Cables.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 27.-The cotton
market opened steady today at a
decline of to points under further
liquida ton. There was also some
Southern and local selling inspired by
the easier ruling of Liverpool and
better weather reports.
July cased off tn 1916 and December
to 10, net declines of about 10 .
points, but offerings were fairly We'll
taken and the market held steady M
the end OF the first hour on covering
which appeared TO he combined with
little trade buying and some buying
for commission house accounts. The
latter may have been influenced by
possibility that low barometer
north of the belt might cause rain OF
showers in parts of the South over the
week end.
Private cables reported liquidation
and local selling in the Liverpool
market on the better weather news.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, May 81 LP).--Re-
newed liquidation on the New York
market. on account of the impending
holiday. caused a slump in prices on
tho cotton market here today. First
trades showed losses of 4 points, after
which there was a rally of q point or
two due to reports of continued lact,
or rain in the drought sections. The
market again cased off, however. JULY
trading down to 1917, October to
l6.48 and December to 1856, or 9 to
~ points below yesterdays close. At
the end of the first hour the market
was quiet. but steady, with traders
showing little disposition to operate.
Evening star., 1927-05-27
DEALINGS SONCURB
!. DISPLAY STRENGTH
Activity Tapers Off Toward
Afternoon-CeIanez Corp.
Is a Feature.
RY WILLIAM r. HEFFERNAN.
Special Dlspatch to The Star.

NEW YORK. May 27.-The last
Exchange was characterized by an
other outhurst of strength and activity
early in the period and a subsequent
falling off in the demand until in the
afternoon, trading was almost at n
standstill. A large percentage of the
floor element and the speculative
coterie had planned to be absent sat
urday in view of the Monday holiday
and was not disposed to take on new
commitments today.
The upward movement predomi-
mated. however, and many recent
favorites gave no signs of reaction
despite the pronounced improvement
which already had taken place.
Celanez Corpora ton new common
went forward to n new high record.
The old shares after establishing q
new top at 262, a gain of ID points on
the day. encountered heavy realizing
which carried the price back over
most Of the ground gained. or course,
the incentive for the demand was the
highly optimistic statement Of the
president concerning new incoming
business.
From an earnings standpoint the
ptibtIC utlliliHS con III DC ltthEu
upon with favor. particularly United
Gas < Improvement. American Gas
& Electric. Electric Bond & Share and
American Light x Fraction.
Auburn Auto, at los, compared with
the last previous sales earlier in the
week of 110. despite the announce.
ment that one corporation had placed
orders with the company for 225 taxi
cabs. However, this was part of the
increased business coming to the com
pany, which the market for the stock
has been discounting for some time.
Trading started i'm the new $20,00G,-
600 issue of City of Budapest external
sinking fund 6 per cent gold bonds,
sales taking place at a slight premium
above the subscription price of % and
accrued interest The bonds, because
Of the yield Of $50 per cent, were con-
sidered an attractive investment.
Evening star., 1927-05-27
C. & N. w. INCOME.

NEW YORK, May 81 R).-Total
operating revenue of the Chicago &
Northwestern Railway Co. for April.
1927, was $1O.91S,114, as compared
with $11 ,597 ,596, of April, 1926. The
total operating expenses for April
were $9,1SS,5 $50, Is compared to So
1920 of year ago, according to a
statement made today to the Inter.
state Commerce Commission.
Evening star., 1927-05-27
COTTON GOODS EASIER.

NEW YORK, May 27 Especially
Cotton goods markets were fairly ac-
tive, but a shade easier today. The
s4xG0s print cloths eased off an eighth
of a cent to Z cents, while the 68xT2s
We're unchanged at SA cents. Raw
silks were moderately active at un-
changed price levels.
Evening star., 1927-05-27
EMPLOYMENT GOOD.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, May 27 (Spe-
eiaD.-There is little unemployment
throughout the Pittsburgh area, al.
though some employees are working
only four days week. The slack in
the steel mills has been taken up by
building and railroad work, and as a
result employment is above average
for this time Of year.
Evening star., 1927-05-27
FLOUR UNSETTLED.

NEW YORK, May 81 UP.-Flour
unsettled: Spring patents, 7.65as.00.
Rye firm; No. Western, 1,2S f. o. b.
New York and 1854 c. i. (. export.
Barley steady; msiting. 1.0SAal.llA
e. i. +. New York. Wheat futures
opened firm; domestic July, l.4s.
Other articles unchanged.
Evening star., 1927-05-27
ELECTED TO BOARD.

NEW YORK, May 27 LP.-Arthur
r. Corwin, connected with the produc-
ing department of the Standard Oil
CO. Of New York. today was elected
q director. increasing the board to
Ia members. f. s. Fales, secretary,
was elected a vice president. Other
officers and directors were reelected.
Evening star., 1927-05-27
GET PAVING ORDERS.

BOSTON, May q tSpeciaD.-War-
rem Bros, Boston contractors, have
iseeted orders for 3.575,000 yards of
paving so far this season, as against
3,727 900 yards a year ago. Orders on
hand total 9,575 900 square yards, not
Including a big Cuban contract.
Evening star., 1927-05-27
PRICES ON PARIS B0URsE.

PARIS, May 27 Gpl.-Prices were
firm on the Bourse today. Three per
cent rentes, SIS francs 90 centimes.
Exchange on London. 124 francs .
centimes. Five per cent loan, "a francs
80 centimes. The dollar Was quoted at
rs francs 52s4 centimes.
Evening star., 1927-05-27
SURPLUS rs REPORTED.

NEW YORK, May 27 P).--In con
trast to deficit of $467 SOL in April
last year, the Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific reports surplus of $59,2S0, after
charges, for April this year, and for
the four months of 1927 surplus of ST.
16S,4 ,432, against deficit of 1878, ,0S0 for
the same period of 1926.
Evening star., 1927-05-27
Washington Stock Exchange
SALES

SALES
Capital Traction Co. $500 at 101 II :.
50 500 at 101a al
Washington Gas 8s "B"-~Sl00 at 104 n
$500 at 104 II
Washington Gas Lieht-30 at rs: Is at
IS, 30 at IL 40 at 75. 30 at rs. 30 at rs
10 at rs. 20 at rs. so at 75. 90 at IS. 10
at IS. 10 at Is. 500 at rs, 100 at 75. 80
at rs.
31a
Mergenthaler Linotype-1o at 113h. 10
at I13as 5 at 113as.
AFTER CALL.
National Mtge. & Invest. pfd.--10o at
81
Washington Gas Light--50 al rs
Money--Call loans. and per cent
Notice--This exchange will adjourn today
until Tuesday, May 81.
Evening star., 1927-05-27
CALL MONEY FIRM.

NEW YORK. May 81 LP). - Call
money, firm: all loans. Az; closing bid,
An; time loans, steady; mixed collat-
eral, 5000 days, 4Aa43s; 4-6 months,
AS; prime mercantile paper, 4a4A.
Evening star., 1927-05-27
RUBBER UNCHANGED.

NEW YORK. May 27 (SpeciaD.-
Crude rubber, smoked ribbed sheets,
was unchanged at today's noon quo
tation OF 41A4 cents. This compares
with 4o94 cents a month ago and
444 cents a year ago.
Evening star., 1927-05-27
STEEL SCRAP LOWER.

NEW YORK, May 27 (P-Prices
of iron and steel scrap have been re-
duced IS cents ton in the Chicago
district, heavy melting steel now being
quoted at sI2 to st2.5Q, against $12.25
to &12,75 previously. " s~x.a .s.~S
'ttssx =: s.TssssS TrssssssS 90 III
Evening star., 1927-05-27
COTTON BELT HAS DEFICIT.

NEW YORK, May 27 Gp).--A deficit
of $l0S,l06 for April is reported by
the 81. Louis Southwestern Cotton
5eIt). For the four months this year
the road had surplus of s264, ,os2,
against surplus of s451,375 in the
same period of 1925.
Evening star., 1927-05-27
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star once

Following is the list of bonds and
stocks traded in on the New York
Curb Market today:
Evening star., 1927-05-27
ales INDEPENDENT OIL STOCKS
STANDARD OIL ISSUES.

in units.
21OO Anglo Am Oil :. 10H 1pN 1914
900 An Am non vic 1SH 1SK 1STs
100 Buckeye p L.. SO 5S SO
200 Chesebr Mfg -. a5h H4h 95ik
1900 Contin Oil -. 17A 1TM 17H
10 CHAMBERLAIN II III n sA4 ~ "a
100 Eureka r II -. 66t4 55k 56L
100 III r L.s.... 14Ula 14O 14UM
5000 Imp o Can #n... 49, A3lk 43A
200 Ind p Il .s.,.. TuM 69M 7OiI
4100 Inter Pet Ltd. 30h 305s 80 III
100 Mai Transit -. s16 16 liz :
500 Ohio Oil ..s.... 5BM SO ~ SO "
400 Penn Mex Fuel. ISTs 1S 1915
700 Prairie q C g n 4SH 47% AZ
80 Prairie Ls... Itj3 I63 s1fia
10 Solar Rein ...slH3 IS3 1R3
47D0 @ Ind ....s.s. az Il RTN 81
400 % Kansas IHAs lffH las
$50 8 o Ohio n 80. rs 5AN g4H
Akiau iacHRm Oh 80. l24 124 8 122&
Evening star., 1927-05-27
MISCELLANEOUS,
STOCKS.

pTIgr,TC TTTTT.ITY
The Washington times., 1927-02-16
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS

Priced at s9,2S0. On Terms.
MAPLE & LEWEY,
The Washington times., 1927-02-16

lcLOTHIEG-High-gra tailor made suits
to the woFkingman. slightly used, te
what we. have al low prices: So TO 81
IOld reliable one-pI1ce house.
JQSTHs OLD STAND. 6Ia D st. n. "
LADIES and gentlemen's new fur coats e
hall price. 1017 st. N W b 8036
IMfNGT0Y Lingerie, very attractiye: malseI
to wearef. 1917 z ST. NJ w $685.
The Washington times., 1927-02-16
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
a home or an investment,
we have new and old houses
in all sections OF the city.
we only sell our own prop
erty. Price and terms can
not be beaten. Phone or see
S. E. Kite, jr.
HARRY A. KITE, Inc,
Main 4a46. 1914 X st. NV.
The Washington times., 1927-02-16
JEWELRY. WATCHES. Ola.
MONDS

|DlAMQNDS. watches. ieweiry. eilyerware,
the best OF everything for less no over
head expenses for customer TO pay. save
ID 10 2OsS on all purchases John Il
Reed, 1880 So. Carolina Ave. 8. 3.
The Washington times., 1927-02-16

WE CHALLENGE YOU to duplicats this
value for $4,000 in an excellent section
Southeast. A handsome brick dwelling of
SIX real rooms and modern bath. hot-water
heat. electricity. Modern and attractive IN
every way-an absolute bargain
The Washington times., 1927-02-16

rooms and BATH and the second floor also contains four
spacious rooms and BATH No Ko hot-water heating
plant electricity and gas screens and awnings Can Be
used as home or twofamly apartment. Owner having
left city is anxious to make quick sale.
GARDINER & DENT, INC,
1909 Street N. W. Main 1854
The Washington times., 1927-02-16
CORNER N. W.
2 BATHS
PRICE, ONLY
$10,75O

This appealing home
is situated on a corner
and has south and west
exposure. First floor
The Washington times., 1927-02-16

Specializing IN Homes
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The Washington times., 1927-02-16
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Consider what we are Of.
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-Remenber our address.
terms if necessary.
-Reconditioned cars.
Your car in trade.
Late and standard models
Evening star., 1927-10-13
CHAPTER XIV.
Encircled

~ YORMAN'S scouts! Janet re.
81 peated aghast, and the
shadow fell again over her
face. ''Do-do you think
they have seen US YETI"
Evening star., 1927-10-13
DANCE VARIATIONS
PRIDE OF BUSHMEN
Series of "Long-Distance" Contests
INDUCED in by Savages of
Queensland.
BY WEBSTER.
Correspondence Of the Associated Press.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
PORTCHESTER, Australia.-Not to
be outdone by their civilized brethren,
the bushmen of Queensland have
started a series of 'long distance"
dancing contests of their own.
The savages call these contests
"corborees," and they last for two or
three weeks, the natives dancing
sometimes for two or three days at a
time before dropping in sheer eXhaus-
tion and being relieved by some other
young blood anxious to break all
previous records.
White observers of these savage
rites say that the bushmen are perfect
exponents of the Charleston and can
dance as deity as the most sprightly
American f1apper.
The Australian aborigines are still
untouched by civilization. They are
the most backward of INDECENT tribes
and are probably the lowest level Of
human being.
Their customs are primitive and
habits revolving to civilized races. Es-
sentially nomadic. grass seed and
herbs form their staple diet.
The aborigines have never come into
regular contact with the whites. flee.
ing farther inland as civilization
touches the outposts of the huge
Australian bush desert. From Perth to
Brisbane, from Melbourne to North
Cape. the tribes are decreasing at
great rate. and in another 100 years
time it is belived that few of the ma
tives win be left.
Evening star., 1927-10-13
Army sergeants Retired.

Master Sergt. Willis Armstrong, de.
tached enlisted mems list, at the
Army War College. Washington Bar
racks, and Master Sergt. John NJ.
Neumes, 34th Infantry, at Fort Eustls.
Va, have been placed on the retired
list of the Army on their own applica.
tions. Each of these soldiers has had
more than 80 years of active military
service.
Evening star., 1927-10-13
BOYS ADRIFT 3 DAYS
SAVED BY FISHERMEN
Trio Stranded in Delaware Bay
Exhausted When Sighted by
Rescuers.
Ry the Assoclated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, October 13.-The
rescue of three boys, adrift for three
days in Delaware Bay near Cape May
and in danger of being carried out TO
sea, was revealed here last night by
Al Lehr, a member of the rescue
party.
The boys-Fred Rubin, 16; Leo
Bishop, H. and Frank Perry, 10, all
of Bivalve, N. had been without
food or water for two days and were
in state of exhaustion when picked
up by Lehr and other members of a
fishing party late last Sunday. They
were turned over to a Coast Guard
crew which had been sent in search of
them.
The boys said they had borrowed
the skiff Friday night for a fishing
trip and that they had not been on
the bay many hours when something
went wrong with the ignition, leaving
them helpless.
After drifting all Friday night they
watched for some vessel to pick them
up. Only one came close enough to
be signaled, and they said it had ig-
nored them. Saturday night they suf-
fered intensely from cold. On Sunday
there was a severe storm, which near
ly capsized their boat.
Evening star., 1927-10-13
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

COMM COMMISSIONERS S lo OF THE DIsTRICT OF
nlents are hereby made 10 the Police. Regu-
lattons of the District of Columbia: In Sec.
an Of that portion of said section follow
mg N line twelve and lnsert ln neu
375 gallons capacity shall be placed in an
enclosure OF dimenxlons 6 inches greater on on
tank. The walls and floor Of the, enclosure
shall be CONSTRUCTED of reinforced concrete
i' inches eSs 'os9 o 9bek ne9ss Tne @as sRS be
RED up 70 q height not less s than l tsnst log
sS the ianE snd aPo Poo fo Of the
be comoleteiy filled with sand or well tanned
With reinforced 'tSS conerete % or equivalent con;
ET0ction capable of sustaining a i've load
ease SRo less tRan inches Se sS thic @ with
y s-inch round steel bars spaced ON osIncn
as' Psrs Of lae Ertiels 0qi iIR snd insert in leu
thereof the following: section .. Capaclty
Are tanks located inside Of a, building, and
shove ground shan not exceed Tf2 gaiionsii gli
81 underground storage tank or tanks
Gravity or pressure supply from the tank
10 sSa shs cspsy nay 81 ,e G1E Tvg eupg tank
shsii not exceed 275 gallons nor the total
sSass Srovidsd further. that proper automatic
/ usfeEuards to prevent sbnormal ulsSharge
ali e scS S' gravity Hn and pressure supply tanks
whether individual storage or complnati.phn .h
approval OF the q. s. Bureau OF Standards
or the Underwriters Laboratories. and that
the same be constructed and installed n nc
cordance with the following speclhcatons'
Section 9. Tank Specifications. Group !his
Individual Tanks: ,. Size-Tanks OF Inls
class shall not haxe capacities exceeding @tS 20
r. s. gallons b. Form-These tanks may oe
cylindrical or of special forms. Special deslkhss
shall require special tests for strength ST nrlu
tightness 20 determine aeceptaolllty: C. MA Ma
terial--Open hearth steel or wrought 1s n1UH
Il Thickness-The shell and heads OF TANKS tanI
up to and including go Y. ;. gall9hs SSa snSn
not be less than No. IA u, ;. ;. sahhh9
t0O7S in.l in thickness. PROVIDED tnHa ia
tanks having eapacity not Ip exc eHcess conner on
or galvanized iron plate OF not i;od less thSr fnr
No Is Z. S. 8. gauge. except as feQulleu ~ ~
pressure tanks Tanks of larger taa thaah OF
Il. s. gallons capscity, shan Se mace gsuSe Se
~ 100 i'm e. Joints-The joints of these
tanks shall be welded. brazed or riveted ,s and
welded f. Pipe Connections-Fipe Honniev-
irons shall be made by weIdlng OF rlNeItisS ,,s
standard pine couulings nanses or la spuas Sas
c1red hy not less than four rlvets on a
pitch not to exceed in. There shali pc OILY my
Sne nine connection provided in or near the
hoftfnl of the tank and at least TWO IN or
near the top to permit the necessary supply:
nine should be of ample size TO prevent ao-
normal pressure in case OF ,hre or Wheh
filling and in no case to Oe less bnan ore
inch nine size Means shall be PROVIDED, Tor
removing water and sediment from the not
toms of both gravity and storage tanks. me thSS
Threaded portions of pipe connections shaiI
not be less than shown IN the lollo"lhE
9rredc Size Minimum Length of
Of Pipe tIn.3 1hfeSaeI aaa 'Ah-'
Evening star., 1927-10-13
LEGAL. NOTICES.

LIMITED PARTNERSHIP. NO. 74.-POW-
ell Transportation. Company.--NOtice is
hereby given that the Undersigned Lester
Beasley Powell Of Falls Church. Va. and
Emma Beasey Powell of the District of Coz
lumba have formed a limited partnership
for the transaction of business of local and
long g-distance hauling. commercial storage
and selling and tributing agents for tuhed
gases: that the undersigned Lester Beasley
Powell is general partner; that Emma Beas-
ley Powell is 'pecial partner and has con
trsbutec 20 .he common stock of the part.
nership the sum of twelve thousand Ave
hundred dollars. which has been actually
paid in in cash: and that said partnership
commenced on. September 2l. 1927. Dated
1927 LSigned.l LESTER BEASLEY POW.
ELL. EMMA BEASLEY POWELL.
ae22.24. .27 20 .oc1 A .6.S II 1315.iS
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
trict of Columbia.-Joseph A. Whitfield
plaintiff. VS.. Old Dutch Market, Inc. de.
ant.--Eduity. No. 45907.--fhis cause
having been referred to me by order OF the
supreme Court of the District OF Columbia,
take. proof of and determine the debts and
Liabilities of the, defendant, Old Dutch Mar
ket. incorporated. all parties concerned are
hereby notified To present their claims with
proof thereof. before me in the small court
room at the southwest corner of the main
floor OF the Courthouse on Friday October
IA. 1877. at , O'Clock Pm. W. w. MILAN,
Sp0oial Auditor. 0cRs12
Evening star., 1927-10-13
TOURS.

Osaka, Japan, is planning 20.mile
subway.
Evening star., 1927-10-13

Continued In TOmOrrow's staTa
Evening star., 1927-10-13
PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS. D. c.. WASHINGTON,
o. October; II 1921 Sealed Sea proposals win
until 2 O'Clock pm. November i. 1927. for
cohstructiSg. the Gordon Junior High school.
containiI% .572 900 cubic feet. Certified
speciflcations. Proposal forms at Room
427. Distriet Building. oc11 .12 .13 ,1415.17
COMMISSIONERS D. c.. WASHINGTON.
received at, Room 500 District Building. nm.
til 2 O'Clock pm. October. 18th. for grading
81 300 cubic yards, Proposal forms at Room
Az. District Building. oc7.8. .1O.11.1213
OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Navy Building Washington. D. G. Sealed
BIDS will be received at this Office until
II am. standard Time) November 7th
1913, Navy Building. for the construction
Of the superstructure exclusive of the
hascule draw spen) of the Arlington Me
mortal Bridge. Further information upon
application. oc11.12 .13.no3.4.5
Evening star., 1927-10-13
Col. Deems Resumes Duties.

Lieut.. Col Clarence Deems, jr..
Field Artillery, has been discharged
from treatment at Walter Reed Gen
eral Hospital and resumed his duties
at headquarters, Sd Corps Area, Balti-
more
Evening star., 1927-10-13
Montinued from Yesterday's starl
CHAPTER XXIII.
Turned Tables.

VUMP" Durant ordered in a
ouick underline. path
marked by the white birch
Evening star., 1927-10-13

q Cauges-Each tank shaII De pIVNltSN "IytII
4 proper LIQUID level gauge or eoulyalent. 4.
s1Instantial iron or steel supports: Ihese
supports shall be furnished With Ins tang
then, TO the basement floor. The supports
Shaii not elevate the hottem dor a rhe TheK TheK
shsIi be arranged to give maximum staoihy
"a rncitiOU in which III rs
Evening star., 1927-10-13

Il
face "Do--do you think
they have seen us yet"
t'They'ye been circling over US since
daybreak: suppose all the, principal
roads were covered on the ground or
in the air." Durant responded. III
drive slower so we can talk little,
for there are some things you'll nave
TO know for your own protectlon'
There's nothing to fear for the pres
ent."
sisted. ''They surely wouldn't bomb
us, the way Nat did the railroad track
yesterday"
The three planes which had looked
SO graceful and beautiful only mo-
ment before had become hideous ma
chimes of some unknown menace now
and she shrank from another glance
at them, vet her eyes were drawn up
ward in shrinking fascination.
mo. AS / understand 1t, Norman 8
object is to keep you safe and sound
until he has gotten some information
from YOU that you can't give him."
Her companion was watching her mar
rowfy over his shoulder. "Td think
thew were merely up there to prevent
another such stunt as Nat played on
them yesterday, except that there are
four more, flying in very wide forrna-
tlon."
"That dreadful man wouldn't learn
anything from me even II :! knew y,
buf don't want to fall into their
clutchesw Janet shuddered. They
they're exactly like some of those hor-
rible birds you read Of, who follow--a
wounded animal till it falls and then
eat 1t! But I'm not afraid. They can't
drop long hooks down and--and drag
me upr'
Her laugh was a somewhat shaky
one and Durant did not join In it. al
though he smiled encouragingly.
That's the spirit, Miss Seven OF
Hearts! However, this is the situ-
alton. None of our people VIII take
to the air after such a squadron; We
don't want to attract any more notlcs
than we've got to, you know, and
they've probably got fake member
ship in some flying club to account
for their giving such an exhibition as
this. We've got all the roads COW
cred, though, with every sort OF We
hicle that'l travel and they're all on
the lookout for that card you're car
rying. II for any reason you should
be forced to go on alone
"Oh, but that isn't possible! Janet
interrupted. They couldn't hurt you
without hurting mel"
.'Things can happen" he insisted
patiently. Remember If any one ad-
dresses you with sentence contain
Ing a number up to ten and also either
OF the four words hearts, diamonds
Spades or clubs you'll know they're
friends waiting to help, and they all
have instructions what TO do. Reply
at once with any sentence that in
cludes seven and hearts and they
viii know who you are.p
CONTINUED In Tom0rroW's Starl