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Imitation
Pearl Necklaces

*I3.15 FeStOOn Pearl Neck
laces-of creamy.tinted imi.
tation pearls. $10.95.
Sl8.75 Draped FestOOn Pearl
Necklaces - creamy tinted
heads Of attractive luster;
finished with stone set, sterl-
ing clasp. $l5.95.
PALAfS ROYAL
JelCelry-Wdin Floor
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Silk Underwear for
Lovely Gifts

81 Pairs-S3.95 WOmen's Silk
IslOOmers, 1907 pure thread,
strongly reinforced. Popular
pastel cOlOrs. Good assort-
ments of sizes. ......... .$2.95
l.5-S495 WOmen's Glove Silk
Gowns, plain tailored; some
net trim of contrasting color.
In pink. peach and honey,
$3.95
p4TAIS ROYAL
Knit IHdericcdr--N0H Floor.
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ChiIdren's Hosiery
Specials!

l8 Pairs ChiIdren's 81 Silk and
Wool Hose, full length, Eng.
lish ribbed. In white and
colors. Slightly soiled. Sizes
3. 912 and 10 ............5 .5Oc
80 Pairs ChiIdren's S1.00 SILK
and RayOn Socks. X length.
English ribbed. In white,
nude and pearl. Perfect
goods. Sizes 10 9l2 .59c
PALAIS ROYAL
Hosiery-H0in Floor
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WOmen.'s Dresses
Stamped
NeedleWOrk

500 Pieces. Originally 15c to 81
--Scarfs. centerpieces. buffet
sets. apro ms, children's
dresses. house dresses and
many other articles. Now
10c to s9c.
P4LAIS ROYAL
Art NecdleW0rk-Second Floor
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Novelty Pillows

50-S2.2j and S3.29 KayOn or
Taffeta Pillows - in half
moon, round or oval shapes;
green, tango, blue and tan.
S1.69 and S2.49.
45--69c and CSC Raffia Pillows
woven in block patterns;
brown. green or rose. OBJ.
long style 59c.
PALATS ROYAL
Art Needle1rOFk-Seco Floor
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of1$NA~Ao
e5-W0men's S2.98 RayOn Slips,
a number of sizes and coiors.
Plain or ruffied bottom. Cut
full and long. Street
shades ..... ....... .,9i.So
25-Women's S2.98 Corduroy
Robes-wide whale and en-
bossed corduroy. Plain or
ribbon trimmed. Rose. copen
and cherry shades. ... .Sl.98
15-Women's S3.98 and S2.98
kimOnOs, made Of good
rayon crepe, figured seco
and dotted swiss. With lace
or ribbon trim. Boudolr
shades ............... 30
10-WOmen's SI.98 Crepe Night
Gowns - lovely Windsor
crepe with handmade lace
trimmings in pink ana
white. Just a little soiled,
Sl.39
P4L4IS ROYAL
Lingeric-Third Floor
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Full length cotton hose; Eng
lish and fpe ribbed. Black,
white and cblors. Sizes 5 to 10.
q length in mercer. cotton.
Plain colors; fancy cuffs. Sizes
to 10.
PALAIS ROYAL
Hosiery-Mdn Floor
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Full-length wool mixed-two-
toned mixtures. Sizes 6 to 10.
Manufactured to sell at much
higher price.
PAIATS ROYAL
Hosiery-Mdin Floor
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ero- a
3-S7.9S Imported Cages, as is.
$4.9S.
House,cdres-Fourth Floor
Rotarex Washers |
3-Sl19.O0 Rotarex Washers
| have been used as
| demonstrating machines;
| cylinder type; copper tub.
| They cannot be
| d EN- o nstrated at C7SI
| this price Y'c
| RALAIS ROYAL
| Electrical Appliances
| Fourth Floor
Leather Music
Rolls
&-$2.50 Rolls, of leather: black
or brown; with strap around
case and leather 81 Ok
handles. YA'>c
$3.50 Rolls, in black and
brown. with strap around
case and leat her
handles; some are 2OC
lined. w
PAL4TS ROYAL
Leather GOOds-Mdin Floor
Change Purses
1s-S1 and S1.5O Purses, of pin
seal, beaver calf and silk. in
black or brown; silk lined.
60c and 75c
PALAIS ROYAL
Leather Goods-Mdin Floor
Stationery
us bOxes-S1.25 Initial Station
ery-imported. cut-Out initial
style; in blue. violet. gray.
Not every initial in 7SC
every color. Box c
PALAIS ROYAL
Etdti0nery-Mdin Floor
SilverWare
1-S18.50 Silver-pIafed Turkey
Piatter-plain. bright finish;
beautiful design; Pyrex lin
ing. SIS.
l-S6.95 Sterling Silver Butter
Dish-plain design; practical
size S5.49.
1S5.5O and S5.98 Sterling Sill.
yer BOnbOn Dishes: engraved
and pierced border: bright
and butler finish, $3.95.
PALAIS ROYAL
SilUerlCdre-Mdin Floor
Jewelry |
2-$1.s5 Baby Bib Chains,
sterling silver, enameled.
$l.29.
7-Sl.s5 Baby Bib Chains,
sterling silver chains,
with pink Oh blue enamel
clasps. s9c. 1
1:-S1 Sterling Silver Thin.
bles-heavy weight: en-
| graved; several styles.
| CSC. l
| PALATS ROYAL 1
JeHelrD-Mdin Floor /
Imitation
FearI Necklaces
$15.75 FestOOn Pearl Neck.
laces-of creamy-tinted imi.
tation pearls. $10.95.
S18.75 Draped FestOOn Pearl
Necklaces - creamy tinted
heads OF attractive luster;
finished with stone set, sterl.
ing clasp. $l5.95.
PALAIS ROYAL
JelCelry-Mdin Floor
Artificial Flowers
4-39c Flowers - large and
small; may he used on the
shoulders of dresses. or small
flowers for coats. 1Sc
Many gay colors. -o~
P4LAIS ROYAL
FloWers--Ndim Floor
| 200 Pairs-Women's
Sc and $8 Shoes |
Tan and brown kid, patent,
| satin, etc, in Dorothy
| .Dodd and other good
makes. Many STYLES.
| Including short
| line. lines and broken S3.05 |
l p4LAIS ROYAL
Daylight Shoe Shop
Second Floor
WOmen's BlOuses
1@0-SI.98 Br0adcIOth BlOuses
in veStee and over
' blouse STYLE tan or S1.40
NHlle
P4LAIS ROYAL
BiouSeS-Third Floor
| Fancy Linens
Slightly Soiled
Reduced u
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A large variety of colors and
combinations-satin. moire-taf-
feta, messaline, Roman stripes,
brocadeS-in widths averaging
from to TX inches.
PALATS ROYAL
RibbonS-Mdin Floor
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Special OneDay Reduction for FRIDAY Only \

Comfortably made
of cotton and wool
that is mixed. with
ravon stripe. Low
neck. Sizes 6 to a..
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hat and carrying pink roses. Mr..
Robert \. Richards was the best man.
Mrs. Chambers. mother Of the bride
wore a gown of gray crepe with q
hat to match. and Mrs. Tolson. mother
of the bridegroom was in black and
white crepe with an orchid hat.
Following the reception Mr.. TolSon
and his bride left for wedding trip
Mrs. Tolson. wearing a dark blue
three-pieCe suit, with a small black
hat. They will be at home upon
their return at 142t Webster street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gamhs, the lat
ter better known as DR.. Lois Meek
have closed their apartment in the
Meridian Hill Studio and are spending
a few weeks in a New Hampshire
camp.
Miss Villa Jerdone Of Boston is
here for a few days renewing ac-
quaintanCes with her many Wash.
ineton friends. During her visit Miss
Jerdone Is staying at the Potomac
Park Apartments.
Mrs. Joseph r. Tumulty and her
daughter are spending few days at
the Carlton, en- route north.
Mrs. Alice Murphy, Miss Maud V.
Murphy, leave Washington Friday
night for New York. Mrs. Frederick
Y. Murphy will sail for Europe Sat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-17
STAGE GROUP QUITS
SALOON FOR BREWERY
American Laboratory Theater
Moves to Make Way for Mo-
ton Picture House.

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, August 17.-Prohibi-
ton is a real boon to the American
Laboratory Theater. The 4-year-
old organization. dedicated to expert.
ment in the theater. had its most
successful season last year in an
old beer hail. This season it ia to
hold forth in a remodeled brewery
The beer hall Is coming down to
make way for a movie house, and the
theater has leased for six years the
former brewery, which Is to be con-
vcrted into theater seating ESQ spec.
tators, with classrooms, workshops
and executive Offices
The Laboratory theater" Is design.
cd to train young amateurs for the
stage in a professional way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-17

urday on the lie de France to remain
abroad six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Dickens are
on visit to Wisconsin, where Mr..
Dickens will remain for the next two
weeks.
Mr. William Il. Hibbs was among
those entertaining for luncheon on
the Willard roof yesterday.
Mrs. Joan MaCLaren and Miss Agnes
Wright of Glasgow, Scotland, who are
making a tour of the United States.
are now in Washington sightseeing.
and are staying at the Mayfower.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis w. WEIGH of
Mount Kisco. accompanied by their
son and daughter. Mr.. J. II. WEIGH
and Miss Ruth Welch. are. at the Carl
ton for few days on their way North
from Hot Springs, where they have
been for month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-17
Suspicious.

From the New York Hcrad-Tribune.
We hope there is nothing invidious
in the verdict OF all the newspapers
that the late John Drew was both an
actor and a gentleman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-17

exhaustive study OF our Army and
Navy hospitals and Is staying at the
Willard while in the Capital, enter
tanned informally for luncheon at the
Willard roof yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Rogers of
Camden, n. j., are spending a few
days at the Carlton. Mr.. Rogers is
the famous former University of
Pennsylvania foot ball and track star.
Mr.. Walter G.. Gambler, accompa MED
by his son and two daughters, spent
last night in Washington at the May
flower on their return trip to Atlanta.
They motored here from Cleveland.
where Mr.. Gambler attended the races.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry j. s. Hall of
New York City are at the Carlton for
a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Johnson have
closed their apartment at 500 II street
northeast and are motoring to Corn
wall, Canada for fortnight's visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Leiry have gone to
Atlantic City and are staying at the
Royal Palace Hotel.
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Miss Chambers Marries
Mr.. TOlSon This Afternoon.

The marriage of Miss Florence
Anna Chambers, daughter Of Mrs.
Anna r. Chambers, TO Mr.. Robert f..
FOLSOM. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
g. Tolson, took place at 3 o'clock
today in the home of the brides
brother, Mr.. William w. Chambers. at
l400 Chaplin street, the Rev. Father
Fontaine of St. Paul's Church oficiat-
ing. White roses, palms and ferns
formed an effective background for
tho wedding party. and a reception
was held in the home Of the bride,
l42l Webster street, immediately
after. Preceding and during the
ceremony Mrs. Sarah Hall PLAYED
selections of nuptiaI music and her
sister Mrs. Dorothy Scates, sang sew.
eral solos
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother and she wore a dainty
gown Of powder blue georgette creme.
trimmed with ruffles Of the material
4 hat or gray velvet and carried a
bouquet of tea roses and lilies of the
valley. Miss Lylliard Berhrens was
the maid of honor, wearing a frocl1
OF reseda green georgette crepe. trim.
med with cream lace, a black yelvet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-17

All European silkworms are said to
come from eggs brought from China
to Constantnople in $50, probably by
HISTORIAN monks.
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with his son. Mr.. Paul Melton,
and his son-in-law and dauch-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs David Este
kirkpatrick Bruce. in Italian waters,
attended reception Monday evening
in Venice. given by Count Nolpi, min
lister Of finance, in honor Of King
sFuad of Egypt
The Secretary is expected 10 return
to this country in september.
French Envoy and Family
EXPECT Ia Sail Next Week.
The Ambassador of France and
Mime. Claudel are expected 10 sail for
New York next week after spending
some time in their home in France.
erhev will come 70 Washington shortly
after their arrival in this country.
Representative F'iorollo IT, In
C;uardia Of New York. accompanied ny
Lieut. Marion Elliott. I. :. \, Is now
In Washington, staying at the May
flower,
Representative Isaac Racharach Of
New Jersey again is in his apartment
at the MayfIo"cr.
The United States Ambassador to
NJ !.
Ia snendinC some time in New \ ork
at the Astor Hotel.
The Undcrsocretary Of the Treas
my. Mr.. Ogden l.. Mills, VINO re-
turned from Newport yesterday morn
ing. had guests iunchinG informally
with him yesterday on the Willard
loot
The V-ndersecrctary will join Mrs
Mills the end of this week AT Saratoga
anrincs for a few days of the racing
Neet.
Mrs. Mills entertained at a box
marty for the performance or ne
Romantic Young Lady at the casino
Theater last evening,
: Assistant Postmaster General Mr..
W Irving Glover left for New York
last evening and will sail tonight on
the steamer Albert BALM to attend
the conference on international air
mail at The Hague, Holland. Mrs
*Glover and their daughter Frances
ARE at the Homestead, Hot Springs.
va. for the balance of the Summer.
: The first secretary of the Colombian
legation, Senior Don Jose NJ. Coronado.
was host for luncheon at the Willard
11AOCL NtSlti hd y.
T The Chief of staff, L. s. A., and
@nTrs. Charles +. Summeral. will enter
Stain at dinner this evening in their
Quarters at Fort Myer.
. Admiral and Mrs Williams s. Ben.
ION have returned to Washington from
q Northern motor trip. The attended
sthe wedding in Canada of their niece,
Miss Mary Ilartwell Wyse, TO Mr..
A. ]. Priest Of New York, which took
place August 4.
Prof. and Mrs X. IT. Jordan and
their sons Richard and Hoover OF
Ithaca, \. Y. are house guests at the
home of Dean and Mrs. William Carl
-Ruediger of George Washington Uni
versity.
Former Senator and Mrs. Atlee Pom
creme arc in New York for few days
and are at the Waldorf-Astoria.
Mr.. and Mrs. William +. Dennis
have returned from several weeks
stay in Atlantic City. Mr.. and Mrs,
Dennis cancelled their reservation
aboard the lie de France. sailing sat
urday. because of illness of Mrs.
Dennis who is now recuperating.
They will sail later in the year for
short trip in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paxton Blair, who
have been visiting the latter's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert II. Grosvenor, at
their Summer home in Baddeck, y. s.
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French Envoy and Family
Fxpcct Ia Sail Next Week.

The Ambassador of France and
Nine. ClaudeI are expected 10 sail for
New York next week after spending
some time in their home in France.
they will come 70 Washington shortly
after their arrival IN this country.
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Mr. and Mrs. Mack
To Motor Through NOrth

Mr.. and Mrs. Morton f.. Mack of
1894 Belmont road, accompanied by
Miss Ruth Wing, will leave Saturday
for an automobile tour to Boston and
then through the New England States.
DIR. Sigfried Coils, a noted author.
ity on clinical research. of Vienna.
who is in this country to make an
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THE Secretary of the Treasury,
MIR Mellon, who is cruising
with his son. Mr.. Paul Melon,
and his son-in-law and dauch-
ter. Mr. and Mrs David Este
Kirknatrick Bruce. in Italian waters,
attended a reception Monday evening
in Venice, given by Count Nolpi. min
+ lister Of finance, in honor Of King
Fuad of Egypt
: The Secretary is expected 10 return
to this country in September.
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SOCIETY
Secretary of the Treasury Mr. Mellon
Attends Fete in Venice in Honor
. of King Fuad of Egypt

arc sailing today on the Mauretana
for Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry 7. Wells of
Summit, \. j.. who are nj the Pow
hatan with their two daughters. Miss
Katharine Wells and Miss Margaret
Wells. VIII entertain a small company
at dinner this evening on the Pow
hatan roof.
Miss Calie Doyle of Washington
and Miss Mary Temple of Nashville.
Tenn. will so to New York today and
win he al the Waldorf.Astoria until
they sail Saturday aboard the lie de
France for Europe, They will spend
some time in Paris and on the
Riviera and return in October.
Mrs. George Mcsta. who is spend
in% the season AT Saratoga SpriUgs,
entertained at dinner last evening
when her guests were Mrs. Mae An
droWS Morris. Dr. Frank Adair and
Mr.. Charles II, Thicriot.
Mrs. William Small and Miss
Angela Frances Small are spending
this month at the Traymore. in At
lantic City. MIR Small. is motoring
With his son and daughter-in-law.
Nr. ana MrS. NlllIAm keane Sma II,
through Ontario, Canada In the
Autumn they will drive to st. Louis.
where Mr.. w. *. Small is British vice
consul.
Miss Natalie Furniss and Miss Mary
Tucker Furniss will sail Saturday on
the Minnekahda for Europe.
The Hon. ohm Frances Amherst
Cecil and Mrs. Cecil have arrived in
New York from their home at Bilt-
more, \. c., for a several weeks stay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-17

Representative Isaac R2chafa'h o.
New Jersey again is III his apartments
at the Mayfl0Ncr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ]. S. Hall of
New York City are at the Carlton for
q few daNS.
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/ The Chief of staff, L. s. A., and
~NTrs. Charles T. Summerall. will enter
Stain at dinner this evening in their
Quarters at Fort MYer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-17

Admiral and Mrs. Williams s. Ben.
son have returned to Washington from
q Northern motor trip. The attended
the wedding in Canada of their niece,
Miss Mary Ilartwell Wyse. TO Mr..
A. ]. Priest Of New York. which took
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-17

Former Senator and Mrs. Atlee Pom
creme arc in New York for few days
! and are at the Waldorf-Astoria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-17

We very proud of the Ladies Silk 81 As
Hose we are featuring at,................
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-17

Prof. and Mrs. K. IT. Jordan and
their sons Richard and Hoover of
ithaca, \. Y. are house guests at the
home of Dean and Mrs. William Carl
-Ruediger of George Washington Uni
The Washington times., 1927-09-27
NeW York to Get Next
Championship Bout
BY DAVIS j. WALSH
INSTRUMENTATION Nesasa serRis.n

new YORK, Sept The fight for the heavyweight
championship Of the world VIII be fought New York ring
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tries n make love 10 her she
pulls him up short realizipg that
she doesn't care very much about
him
He leaves her at the entrance Of
the Nye- MAYOR builaing. and she
The Washington times., 1927-09-27
I RIGID WAVE
HI ADS EAST
q InlernaIIenal So servIes

NJ International News Service
CHICAGO. Sept. The season.
first cold wave viii move into
Chicago today. according 10 Prof
Henry j. Cox IL tie local weather
bureau
The ffigid blasts win sweep in
from TIE West, where unseasonably
low temperatures have prevailed for
several days
Five western states. Colorado.
wyoming, Kansas. Nebraska and
lows. report snow storms of greater
81 lesser degree
lust two weeks ago Sioux city.
Iowa, closed the schools on 40.
count Of heat.
Today their problem Iii getting
the heating plants gaing III time
to f0restall another Dismissal of
Students.
Denver experienced d mild biz
zard that covered the city iii an
inch OF snow.
Temperatures III Minnesota ranged
from 10 to 3S degrees.
killing frosts are feared III many
sections where crops are not vet
harvested.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27
IN WE COME
Ct NJ UIlN
By JAMES Il, KIT.fiAI.I.s Esg
international News Services

MI YORK Sept Gene
Tainney returned 70 his home town
today like 4 eonauering hero
Nearly 1000 persons annaed the
corcotlFse az the Grand Central sta
ti0n and cheered The champion
wildly as he stepped Off train
from Cleveland. When the big
crowd saw the smiling T'unney they
broke through the police lines,
surged down the runway ID the
train and staged Il Wild mob scene.
Newspaper reporters and photog.
raphers who had surrounded the
champion were swept aside. The
pllotograp pliers, who barely saved
their cameras from being dena0l.
iahed got no pictures
lis great til be home, said
Tunney. Wayine to the crowd.
A platoon 81 police cut path.
through he crowd and Tltnney
WAS escorted to the Liggett Build
Ing, where the office of his man.
ager. Billy Gibson iii located
There Tunney planned to receive
newspaper men. He had no further
plans. having been taken liz charge
by the official Tunney reception
committee.
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

The movement to unite q
communities in Prince George i
County, northeast of Wash
ington, to form d city Of ap-
proximately 10000 inhabitants,
got off with a flying start
today following q meeting Of
the Hyattsyille Chamber If
Commerce last night at which
i special committee was
formed tn Investigate
LENDERS DC Conn tee
The meeting which was held III
the. Hyattsville city hall, was
presided over BIZ Il. II. Gray,
president OF the chamber. Nearly
200 members Of the commerce
body were present.
Arthur p. Owens, Of Bladens-
burg, is chairman Of the merger
committee. He viii Be assisted
BY County G Commissioner Brice
Bowie, Of Riverdale; George O.
POoley, University Park S.
White, Coimar Manor; Dr. III. b.
McDonnell College Park, and
Judge ]. a. Shepherd, 81 Berwyr.
Economic Results
The economic results accruing
from 4 community merger such aa
II contemplated would Be almost
beyond comprehension, according
Continued on Page 3, Column Cd
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second when she stepped into the
elevator that was waiting for
her. For all OF her attention
was instantly fixed upon the
only other passenger.
Quite Rude
Never did see such 4 good.
looking human being, she told
herself with conviction. And,
without knowing just how rude
she was, she never took her
eyes from him for an instant.
She stared at him openly and
frankly. with the Innocence Of
an unspoiled child. Her be-
havior was shocking. Of course,
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eccentric who does smalI matt
order business 10 the Nye- Naylor
building downtown sally ii addition
To her stenoKraphie work Keta luneh
for her employer every day she
buys bottle 81 milk for him
and heats II Pr little electrie
plate in his office
One hot August Monday when
sally leaves the house al noon she
humps into young --ssR TED SLOAN
who lives with his mother In the
flat below the Jerome nat. TEA
Is dancing fooi' ana sally. who
loves to dance. has become very
friendly with him. But whsn hs
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

the other one On his old.fashicnsd
silver watch, wondering why on
earth that fool girl didn't arrive
with the milk Like most
dyspentics. Mr.. peevey had q bad
temper.
Gould I be BIZ any service ?'s
the dark young man asked sol
EMMY. and then without any
warning he began to laugh.
After all II was funny Tor Z
strange young woman to cry
out IN distress that she had FOR.
gotten Mr.. Peevey's milk, and
Continued on PAGE 4. Column -
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u IalsrnalIanaI News sersles

by international News Service
HAMMONTON, II. u Sept.
n State troopers visiting
the home Of wis Beach, Of
yineland Who was recently
questioned III the murder Of
Dr. William Lilliendahl, found
Beach absent today and were
informed by neighbors that lie
had LEFT Id j blue sedan earlier
Id the day.
Chief be Detectives Frank
Harold announced that an
alarm was to be broadcast
throughout the State for the
missing man.
We have been unable to
find any trace of him, despite
the fact lie ii under bond to
appear when wanted Chief
Harold said.
Three Hen TO Face Him
Beach, who was to have been
taken to the murder scene iii 4
swamp road near Vineland, was
aware that the officers were to
visit his home, authorities said.
Three men who testified they
saw blue sedan emerge from
the death lane on the day of the
CONTINUED On Page Z Column d
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Sally ALWAYS felt ali III she
We're. on a flying carpet or in an
airship when she got into one
Of them and started upward to
Ar. Peeyey's office on the top
floor
She WAS one Of those rare
people who never quite get used
to the wonder Of every day things.
She would stop in the street to
stare at ain airplane with the
same interest that she would
marvel at the first dandelion in
the spring.
But today she barely noticed
where she was. from the very
The Washington times., 1927-09-27

but she did not even realize it
at the time.
The man was worth looking
at, for that matter. He was
tall and lean and dark. His
ewes were brown and so was
his hair. and he had fine
arched nose and the kind OF
mouth that speaks az character
and win. An extraordinarily
handsome young man.
Sally was so wrapped up In him
that she gave j. start Of amaze
ment when the elevator stopped
at the top floor. The door open
ed, and the. excellent-looking