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ADAM A. WEscHLER son. Auctioueers.
TRf-STEFS. SALE OF VALUABLE DWELL.
ING NO. 1897 4th STREET NORTH

TRUSTEES. SALE OF vALuABLE DWELL
ING: NO. 7ss7 4th STREET NORTH
Fy virtue Of n certain deed Of trust: dnlS
recorded N Liner No. 1851. folio IT,! It SEQ
of the land records of the. District of Column;
his and nj the request OF the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees viii oner
for sale by public anct,on n front G q .Sc
9 TEESTH by SY OF jANuARY. 1898. AT
roth. THIRTY O'CLOCK Pm. the follow,
ing Described land and premises situate IN
the District of Columbia 70 VII Part OF
original lot in square 81. beginning on
4th street west Is feet north OF the soutn'
vest corner ~ said lot: thence north with
line of said street Is feet inches. tnence
east NJ feet 4 l.. inches To the east Ine OF
sail lot s thence south with said east me
Is feet g inches: thence west a3 ieet IA
inches TO the beginning.
Terms of sale: The above property viii ne
sold subject TO a nrior deed OF trust lor
Sc 10000 at 1st due July 20. 1879: bal,
ance cash. A deposit Of 100000 required
of purchaser at time of sale; All convey.
aneng, recording and notarai fees al cost
OF purchaser Terms of sale TO he COMPLIED
with within thirty days from day OF sale
otherwise he trustees reserve the right I.
resell the property AZ the risk and cost q
the defaulting purchaser after hve days al
yertisement Of such resale In snme news
paper published in the city OF washington
JOSEPH D. SULLIVAN.
J. HENRY BROWN.
iaf-dkds exSu Trustees.
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THos. ]. OWEN 4 SON AuCTIoNEERS
fasa Eve Street Northwest,
Trustee's Sale Of Valuable I'm.
proved Property, Two-Story
Frame Dwelling, Being Prem
ises 1907 MYRTLE Ave. NE.

hy virtue Of = CERTAIN deed ef trust duly
~cor,ie.t IN iteer Ma, atus tai.e dpf 81 sra-,
at The land rrc0Nts ut the District at lahHni,
ha and AZ the eslueat at the parts secnrc,t
thcr~m the undersigned trustees will sell Al
n!,hlic austtnM. ~ tgAnt 81 the rr~nl~.s ~
T.E,S.nnhX TUE SSanysSTEEESrrnn IA! nay ~. ~
i.ss situate il the caarIy u Ws.snssSH
heins 10, .nuYhsrsd ,,h,rS'tpav tSil IN
Henry A ytsth's sahs,ylslan at int ~ ta
block 2 "kessnryey ut Wea,tr,dse" - pes
plat recorded IN LATER an, falia los II she
recorfs Ut the .ufnse OF the SURVEYOR at the
District at Columbia; said block 7 heinx
ke".wn Tor assessment purposes ~ square
fsrms Of sa,s, sch sueleet 10 . prior deed
at trust particulars Of which VIII I've sa'
nouns ell AZ tine of sale the pntshase price
ahov- said trust ~ I've paid uRe third ia cash,
balance IN two sauAi astAiins~nta nay shle
IA ane and iva Years With intsr~st al
per eyatum per anhuR PAYABLE srmt,
annually ir"m ias al sale, secured Nv t~eI
AZ The aptloa vi the nuerhA>rr A skn,,N
An tant sY anclaE retnntins. ole Al Aast ~
nNtehassr fVrms ~ sale ~ ~ sNMpl,ed
with w,th,r thirty asss trnM das IT sale
otherwise the trustees t~ser,e che vssM a.
reseil ths etanerts Al The t.sA sad e,'st 81
tetsuitiug uurVhAssR after ave dass ad,sr-
Usen,eM at sAsh tessie 10 snaa MwseApe,
nihishst II WAshinsten n
ran WASH s N Sfr tsStAs I fsyGs.sc Co.
lee aAaassss Trustee
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Japan win broadcast 70 steamers AZ
sea and the public in general all news
OF infectious diseases breaking out
anywhere in The country.
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r. THOMAS ROBINSON
ROBERT E. p. KREITER.
IN Aa
ADAM A wEsCHLER & son. Auctionce1s

ADAM A. WESCHLER SON. AuctioneeFs.
TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE BusI-
NESS PROPERTY: KNOWN AS PREM.
cenr. Of he District Of Columbia pa..ef f IN
equity cause No. 47655 the nnders gned
trustees VIII sell at public auction IL front
TwE rs Eff YDs hY or on JANHNlARY Ap.
1928 AT FIVE O'CLOCK Pm lot num-
bered one ~ in James y. Calians subdi.
vision of square numbered eight hundred
twen;y-nipe tS2at. "a said District. as per
plat recorded IN Liber c. H Il. at folio 80 of
the records OF the ONCE OF the surveyor for
hered premises. heing a two-story frame
dwelling with store on first floor; and brick
Terms of sale: One:third Of the purchase
money TO be paid IN cash. balance in two
eaual insialiments represented by prom
issory notes of purchaser. payable in one
and two wears. with interest At six per
centum per snnum. PAYABLE semi annually
from day of sale. secured by deed Of trust
ontion OF the purchaser 4 deposit OF
Of sale All conveyancng. recording and
notarial fees at cost of purchaser Terms of
sale 10 he complied with within 30 days
from Gav of sale. otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right 10 resell the property at the
risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. after
THOMAS =. BURKE.
1910 II street NV
GEORGE e. GERMAN.
Washington Loan & Trust
fafA-f&ds exsu Trustees
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ArAM A. wEscHLER 4 son. Auc,ioneers
TRusTEEs, SALE OF vALuABi.E THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING, CONVERT
FL INTO APARTMENTS No. isol
VERNON sTREET NnRTHWESH

VERNON STREET NORTHWEST
Nv virtue "f certain Dies! OF trust dul.
,ssosf ,S |" snS ,g n" s a ,s ."S .s.
.s'aIrSa ins'sbs = III, he ssdsfs,sara trustee:
+ RI s;g FsRaaaAfp sAh r F$s
Iumnla, 10 vi. io, II IN il, Rosie, palsn Z
FS:a.. 'f e.S.. %. # as' rar !" Ss sa wi i
=" par. "' ~i sS%%''; S,s .qS M"as
hslshs.' a. .sid hs.s "a@ed .uei!s..iSs =.
r, r. N L.ns, G"an,s No n t",% ,ss
IKE b is:sT'i 81 G e. Sss 81 the survey"
Terms Of sale; The above property viii
e .sa s"e.e' dur nr'9E assa o. Il" ,r'i ia4S
." "s'i "SreSa:sr al ,'",s Of o .als, XII s%Sss
~ pasch"ssa Terms a Of f' sale 10 10 ccmpl,sd
With within thirty days irom das at sale
ss.. ,ss ,Ss ps ss'Ts ,es s %
the deiauiting purchaser, after h.e uass
advertisement ot such re"9l. /" s"N,r "n"s
''''' g., o 9!S fgH .Ss rsSn ''
iai0 .i&ts "Nsu . trustees
rios J. OVEN isaS n I y" y. s N.Y.
STONY AND hAsEMESI nhh,kh
THE "NEWI'oRT," nElS0 rREMisEs
aldi FLORIDA AVENUE NORTH
WEST
Hy virtue Of certain deed ot trust dated
naueinhar 10 in1u being instrument No,
~, recorded peeemner ~, insa. among me
land records at the District Of Columbia AMI
=. tho ,snYss, Of the party secured thstshy,
sas'o" n trsvW, &! y: EtsHsfi sa ot 81
jANtAWY' n Illus, an Tjakk OtInCk
FM, Chs foil"~lns ipsos'bed Land a,i prem,
lees situate IN ihs Distract 81 r"ium.ls a,.i
designated az an,t h"lns i:t r. " ,"hn
su,,afn nh as psr Plat retot,icd Ia iihsF 10,
foiiu y, ~ the aiiiss ~ tho surveyor iat The
District al tatuWhta
Teams seid subject ~ mior aeet ~
trust tot s4o 0O0 further natti'uiars 81
which VIII he s"n"un,e'i a, time ~ SAILS
tha ptruhase price ahasn sail trust ~ tM
nsld Ia each A depuA,t ni sA'h teaaited
fae, ~ annins teonf,iins. et',, al the pnr-
ehssar's oasV Terms IN ta sampiie,t With
Within thirty aa,s o,heFet.e 'isy"sit forfeit,
ell snt The property mag I've sdssttsisd Aai
Fssold u She dissys,oo "i the tl,.stsss,
,.,,,.,,,. S5S' aoSb%Sh I.,...
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TH0s. J. OWEN SON. ArCTIOSEERs
ls@5 Eye street Northwest.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Two
Story Brick Dwelling Known
~ Premises No. 1880 Park
Rd. NV

=. By virtue of a certain deed OF trust. aatesi
Nossmhe, is'h, 1894, he,ns recorded No.
Of the District III Coiunaeia in I1her No.
niai =. l"ilo No. soa. as.i at the fevslest %
trustees will sell nj nnhiic auciion. IN funi
T sss II F sds RAx Fl J SSilR
.,a.i. in the Disir,es Of coiun a ssa sss.
ch.yi.. " King @. sassls,sio ~ Of 70 pa II
81 oI, ei ss,, s% j., cflh%eis hs a,I s.
secords Of n. One Of n. saree t Of the
District Of Columbia. desrrihesf as follows
BEGINNING for the same at the northwest cor
soathsas,eriy tlre,s,on along the IVES, Inc
~ said lot l3S feet: thepc< northe as,eriy
said ioi Ia feet inches: thence enc nert i =.
erty along the exss line Of said lot. sui
parallel with the west i,ne thereof. ISIS
1T Park road thence southWes,eris aius,s
the south line Of Park road la feet = in..h, 5
and hsiiidlng restrictions Note The ahnV g
d"s'rttss' nTohsftt IA now knowa for pur-
posrs OF ass-ssmeni ami taxation "a lot Sin
Terms az sale; ons-,hiri 81 the par
chase money la he ps,d in cash hsianCe su
Two wars with interest at six pr cenlum
per snnun' Sshie semi annually fran dsiv
OF safe seruFed ey deed Of trust uron the
be required at the time of the sale All
convey anfahK rrtoritns- etc. ut the cost al
purchaser Terms Of sale tn h~ romplles;
with within thirty tsob DAYS fram ttSte of
sale, otherwise trustees the ~aght ta
resell The nroprrty at the risk alld coat II
nrfaul'tng purchaser after Ave DAYS silver.
ts~meni OF surh resale in Soaie nswsnan~F
published in Washington. District Of Co,
lmmha
n BRrCE WARDEN
CHARLES q WILLIAMS.
JOHN r klRkwOon
fai. d&ts,exSu Tyts,res
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THOMAS ]. OWEN { son. ArCTIoNEERS.
l4SS Eye ST. NV.
ApAM A wESCHLER Z son. Auctioneers

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VA XaLr kArsNyoS SRi 81
S SWtLE WfTH BRICK SGARHGE.
BY virtue of certain deed OF trust nee
for record November 5 1895 instrument
No To- Of the land records District OF
Columbia and at the request OF the party
secured thereby the undersigned trustees
will offer for sale by pnhliC anction II
front of the premises on THURSDAY. TIE
NINETEENTH DAY OF JANUARY; AD.
la.S AT FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. the follow.
INC described land and premises. situate IN
the District of Columbia. to;wit: Lot ~ IN
W C. Miller and 4: y: Millers suhdlvihon
of the east half OF lot 10 in block 9:
Todd & Browne subdivision OF MOUNT
Pleasant, and Pleasant Plains:" as per
plat of first mentioned subdivision rscorded
in the ofice OF the surveyor Of the District
for purposes of assessment and taxation as
Terms of sale: Property will be sold
subject TO a prior deed Of trust for 50 500
al 1ee due February -. 1928: balance
one-half cash the remainder in one wear at
&c secured by q second deed OF trust upon
the property sold. or all cash over trust:
At option of purchaser. A deposit OF $500
REQUIRED at sale All ronveyancing record
ing and notaria fees nj cost of purchaser.
Terms 20 be complied with within thirty
days from day of sale, otherwise trustees
Reserve the right 10 resell the property Mt
risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. after
five days advertisement OF such resaae in
some newspaper published in Washinston.
D. c.
r. THOMAS ROBINSON
ROBERT z. p. kREITER.
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OtITsF.T0wN REAL ESTATE.

NEW JERSEY LOT BARGAIN-s5 CASH
Is monthly buys 20 lots near Atlantic Ciiy
Pr,ce Sl6Q only 50 each. DANlDOFF. lst
Broadway New York. 20
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AUCTION SALES
TOMNRRAvV.
ADAM a. wEscRELER 4 son. AuciioneerS.

ADAM A.. WESCHELER h SON. Aucttoueers
PR5yFb fAds s & F EAETARHf pH P
ssssAAMNbaM NNEsE ST. NV MILL Nd AND
BY virtue OF certain deed Of trust duly
sncas sss a record, S IL sS. H
OF Co!;mS,a: aud at the request Of the parts
SRikTEESTH o $ASS$RSn 1 ,S ~:
the. District Of Columbia. TO Wit; Lots II
snbdivi.ion sS " psr 81 the tract called Friend
shin, now known as Northwest Park as per
Ds! r. in eer 81 tShS tS q, fss ret
and subject TO prior deed Of trust for S." 100.
pcs f' Of $50 reoSired q Sarchsser =, lime
OF sale All conveyancing, recording and no;
sae 10 'fe he c q, % with Within thirty day:
from dav Of sale. otherwise the trustee re.
rs ss and ,hs c rsn' Of the defasns pSchase
after five DAYS advertisement OF such resale
in some ncwspaper published in the city OF
"'S'''"N''" a. - GEORGE W. orErTT.
ia3s:&ds exSu Substitute Trustee.
THOMAS J. 9 14ss Eve : son 81 NV AycrioSEERS'
COLLATERAL Ar AUCTION.
dated wasSns,on' D. &. December 10th.
1924. default having occurred IN the PAY PAY
| holder thereof we will sell at public auction
S!hir our G,ce r 1924 ESs st. p ny OF 81
JANUARY. 1913. AT ONE O'CLOCK M.
the collateral named ther s,, to VT ,ov Wne
ravahle in monthly installments OF $lOu;
the balance now being S5.55 81; secured W
rrior trust for $500. particulars at time
of sale. a, .;..
Terms Of sale: All cash. All parties
D into
u" MS THOMAS ]. OWEN & son.
;,3a-1 Au"tonsers.
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TROs J OWEN L. sos. AICTtOAKEK.
s3g5 Eye ~. NV.
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LEO Sim mons.
Atf,lrusv far lt.,
ADAM 4. wEscuLER = SON. Aue'ionesr..

.sld Party Secured
JAZZ ~ ~ ~ IN 40 - - ~ -
, 1928-02-17

KILOGRAMS
Sc. CROIX STATION.
London, Feb. 14th. The Earl Of Ok
ford and AsQuith remained unconscious
during the night and is slowly sinking.
All hopes are Nord ned by the members
Of the family \ b. we're at his bedside
throug hout he uIght. Lord Oxford had
been suffering from a chill for some days
bot suddenly became worst on Sunday
night. At his own request the members
Of his faraily was summoned. Lady
Princess Bibeco, Mr.. Anthony Asquith
and other relatives arrived at Hutton
Courtney before Lord Oxford became IN
conscious yesterday.
London, Feb. 13th-TLe announcement
made last week by the Govt. that a civil
research committee would inquire into
the working Of the rubber restriction
scneme, was the subject Of questions in
Parliament today. The Premier was
asked whether insview of the anxiety ard
uncertainty in tie rubber trade owing
to the announcement he would give as
surance that a long notice would be given
of any alteration so that the 'rade might
be able 10 carry on liz the assumption that
the present scheme would continne in
force for at least twelve months. The
Premier replied connot anticipate either
the nature of the committees report or
the action which the Govt. will take on
its +, cent.
Ottava, Feb. 18th .-The establishment
of a national system of banking was ad
vocated in the House this afternoon by
Mr.. J. S. Wordsworth (Lahour) Winni-
peg. In urging the members to accept a
resolution proposed by him for such a
system, Mr.. Wordsworth suggested to
the Government that his proposal should
be placed before the banking and com.
mercial COMMUNICATION full consideration.
He believed that all currency should be
issued by the Dominion Government and
that private savings banks should De
given full banking privileges. There
should be larger facilities for credit, said
Mr.. WCCdsv 9rth, and central banking
boards should be created Eventually
the motion was dcpted, but with an i'm
portant amendment. This struck from
the original motion the reference to a
National system and substituted authority
to the Banking Committee to consider an
improved banking system and report
thereon.
London, Feb. 15th-The will of the late
Earl Haig was lodged in Edinburgh today.
He authorizes his trustees to publish his
war diaries at such times as they think fit
, 1928-02-17

Of the trustees to retain the custody Of
the diaries. He expressed a special wish
to be buried in the parish in which his
home at Bemersyue was situated.
London, Feby. 15th-Medical and ath-
letes are interested in the experiment
made by Doctor AdoIph Abrahams Of
Westminster Hospital. DR.. Abrahams had
an artery removed from his arm to see
if his II years of strenuous athletics HAD
led TO deterioration of the arteries. The
artery was found TO be n normal condl
ton. Dr. Abrahams considers this goes
to disprove that athletes suffer i'll effects
as is often suggested. His brother
H. M. Abrahams. faMous athlete, eX
pressed the opinion that the real danger
in the strenuous lite of athIeuc competI.
ton is the psychological effect. When
YOU 90 in tor four or five years OF
competitions of one kind and another,
you are In the public eye and Away
wondering whether you are going to
beat the other fellow. That is where
the strain comes IN"
Paris, Feb. 15th.-TWo pei sons per-
ished in an aval2""Ee a mile long, near
Chambery, SavoI, caused by one OF a
series of recurrent storms now raVaging
the length and breadth of France. VIC
lent westerly gales interrupted naviga.
ton. Channel. Atlantic and Medlter-
rarean ports today were full OF storm
bound shipping. Torrents of rain, ac-
companled by the gales, caused food
waters TO rise. The town OF Caen in
Normandy was partly inundated. lie
rivers Orne and Wire we've nslng rapidly.
The Seine and Marine rivers also were
swelling, causing anxiety IN the sub.
uTbs OF Paris.
London. Feby. 15th.-Mr Dit Cooper,
Financial Secretary to the War Office,
stated in the House OF Commons. in re
ply to a question, that the cost of the
Shanghai defence force was IA, 100, 600
up to the 31st. Of March next Replying
TO another question, he said the lance
had been ABOLISHED as a weapon OF war
for Lance regiments at home and abroad,
but it had been retained for experiment
tai purposes. The question whether 1t
would be retained as a weapon OF war in
India was one Ter the Government OF
India to decide.
London, Feby. 18th Unemployment
returns continue to show a decline. The
number OF unemployed up to February
9th, was one million one hundred and SIX
ty thousand, being six thousand seven
hundred less than a week previously and
one hundred and fortyOne thousand two
hundred and ninety three less than a year
ago.
ST. MOritz. Switzerland. Feby. 10Th. "A
, 1928-02-17
HEARING RESTORED.

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, 1928-02-17

cutive Commission OF the InternaUlU
olympic Committee. The CommI5sIol 5
aCllOn came after Augustus 1, kirby,
official representative. OF The. UnICeu.Stales
had protested The cancellation Vi the
race because OF the soggy condition OF
the ice, at a time when SIX contestants
aiIeady hau had their heats. Jatfe, by
covering The longer distance III 10 MIN
utes SO $40 seconds, Leading The he'd
was cOnslOeItQ an Almost certain winner
When the race was calico of by an Official
OF me International Skating Federation.
Alter que consideration the Executive
Committee approved a proposal adj
vauce0 by the MARQUIS Pellgac OF France
that Jatfe be recognized as champion IN
the event, but that another competition
should be heid before The close OF the
Winter programme.
st. Morltz, FEB. l5th.-SWeQen mono.
ponzed the hrst three places at the skiing
mHlathon at the On mpic sports yesterday.
Heulund covered SO miles IN tour hours
81 minutes II seconds. Ole lOnsOn was
second, Is minutes BEHIND hedlunQ and
VOIgaI Anderson third. Norway took
the fourth and fifth places.
81. MOIlLZ Feb. 15th-Chas qunberp of
Finland, won the /, $40 metre speed
skating event OF the winter olympic. He
covered the distance IN TWO minutes
tWenty.one ecOnCS.
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
New York, Feb. 18th.
Flour standard export grades 81 90.
Corn meaI yellow kun dried per bag of
1876 lbs. So. 90.
Pork heavy mess old per barrel $685. 90.
Pork short clear medium quality per
barrel $37.0 q
Sugar centrlf. basis So deg. test per
100 lbs. $2.64.
Exchange sight $4.87B.
Exchange so days 81. 90.
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FOR SALE

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FIVE ROOM modern cottage, close
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SIX ROOM modern house, sun
porch, garage, spick and span,
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FOUR ROOM strictly modern
bungalow. never occupied, the
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SEVEN ROOM house, everything
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BUILDING LOTS-Make I savings
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had and have more sales on than
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DO YOUR REAL ESTATE BUSI-
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I'm afraid I'm q fugitive from jus.
tice. ] wanted to take Sally back
to the orphanage and give myself
up for murder"
~Gawdl" Eddie calculated. pal
ing. Then something like admira-
ton glittered In his little black
eyes. Put the soft pedal on. Dave.
Don't let nobody hear you
1T wasn't murder. Eddie" Sally
interrupted eagerly. her. hand 60
ing out to close on David's reas'
suringly. 1T was-an accident. IN
. way. Tell him, David. Eddie
will understand"
The cook tent was filling mp. -
David lowered his voice to . MUIR
muir - hG told Eddie Cobb. briefly
but accurately. the story OF his
probably fatal attack upon Glenn
Carson. the farmer.
"Jees!" Eddie breathed. when
the recital was finished. II hope
you finished Tor him! II the old
buxsard amt dead-and I'll bet be
aint-Id like to take crack at
him myself You two kids stick
with ~. I'll tip on Bybee and I'm
. sonof-a,gun Il be don't give you
both Jobs. The concessions are a.
ways short Of help"
@0h, Eddie. II he only would!'
Sally easped. Then sudden doubt
cloudod her bright face. "But
Eddie. we'd b 30 conspicuous with
the carnival. The police would lay
hands On ~ - soon az We showed
our tacoD
mot Is the Big Boss took you
under his wing" Eddie treasured
her. sIn tho carnival the Big Bon
b the law. I'll speak to him my
sells IA
The carnival roustabouts - biz
ron6h,looking. powerful negroes "a
u16erehtrts and soiled. nondescrip(
tSousese-eye6 tho trio curiously
- th6y pas6ed from one tent and
booth - another. Eddie explaining
aa6 eootieulating IKE . 'Cookt
ropr eon6netor.
1Haso yo0 ever been sorry 10Y
IN oNAys D0die3" Sally asked
vioefelly ou)lring reassurance. fcl
|it wes stlll impossible Tor her 4
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picture life Independent Of state
charity.
Eddie snorted. i've been seeing
life. ! have. New York and Chi
and San Looey and all the big
towns. But reckon It's easier for
q boy. never did want to 60 back.
Of course. but I've thought many q
time I'd like to SEQ some Of the
kids." He blushed crimson under
his big freckles. "How-how's
Ruby. Sally? You know-Ruby
Presser? She still there? She
must b II now. She was two years
younEer'n me. I sorta nggsr on
marryin' Ruby one Of these days
say. what's the matter7" he broke
OF abruptly.
"Ruby \ Ruby's dead. Eddie.
Didn't you read about It in the
papers?"
"Ruby-dead? You-you amt
kiddin' me. Sallyf Ruby-dead!"
Sally's distressed blue eyes nut.
tered to David'D face a. II Tor help.
"Ruby-fell-6ut Of Z nth story
window. Eddle-last September .
Sally admitted IN Z chobed voice.
"After she had spent the sum
mer on the Carson farm. Eddie
David broke IN quietly. signi0
cantly.
sally closed her eyes - q noi