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The Washington times., 1928-08-02
LINDA : ) By Virginia Swain

and that means telling the whole
blame story Dean Stener or no
Dean Steuer. / don't believe
she'll expel you anyway, but even
il she does. you've got to take
the chance, to avoid a worse evil.
Won't you reconsider. deagg III
20 with you, do everything can.
You know that.
Linda moved restlessly, then
eTipped his hand. Tom, do you,
suppose-I could haye-killed him
--unitentionalIy-- that push
cave him." She was clinging
to him and staring in his face.
The boy returned her gaze, mus
tered q smile to meet her eyes.
"No. Linda, dear. You couldn't
nnsh him hard enough to kill him
unless there was something
heavy and sharp for him to fall
m And there wasn't. lie fell in
tha empty hall, understand.
rThnt cash on his temple killed
him. and somebody welded
weapon to cut that cash. Don't
she looosened her hold on his
arm. II don't know. It fright.
AZ. me-" She shiVered little
nd leaned back iniserably against
the cushions.
Tom sat watching her. Linda"
he said slowly. what made you
think OF that absurd notion?
Have you been talking to--Doyle.
or someone elseT"
she jumped up suddenly,
"Please don't talk to me about 1t.
tom. I want to go home, please"
she began pulling on her coat
and gathering her hat and scarf.
Tom rose coolly. You haven't
baa your tea, but, II you really
want to go home. without telling
nc ahout 1t, of course WE'LL go"
IJis face was white and stern
,,nder the shock of brown hair.
Tha Girl looked at him piteously.
"IlI stay for tea. If you wish,
Tam . she said quietly. Only !
oont stand any more conversation
ahout nv troubles. I'm almost
sl,ot. Let's have tea and English
,o1ffins. and then yon can take
me home.
He nodded, but without alacrity,
ord went IN search Of waiter.
When he came back, I4inda's
co,or had returned. but he did not
Lrow that she had just emerged
sronn a session with her rouge
hor in the dressing room near
THAT'S better, Beautiful" he
cried responding instantly to the
change in her. Here come your
,ea and mullins and marmalade.
I'd have brought some humming
hirds' tongues and nectar. too,
INT the chef was ollt Of them"
she managed aesnaile and -
dimple, and sat up % pour the
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The Narrative Of Girl Who Cast Aside Her Husband and
Reputation to Enter the Isolated House Of Her
Former Lover

whispered III English, iii terror
lest he should threw himself upon
the bandits knife.
Madame pleases me, Monsieur, "
Said Stephan0s, still holding her.
discuss the matter 81 your ran
som, Madame shall be part 81 the
price.
Stephanos released her.
She staggered back i couple Of
PAGES. Alan was STANDING. every
muscle taIit, his eye On Stapl1Anos
who held the dagger within 4 few
inches 81 1ia chest.
Go and stand BY the door Of
the shack Shirley. commanded
Alan III french. Don't ~ ir.
You can watch mo punish this
cut.throat.'
Breathlessly Shirley obeyed,
then watched, fascinated beyond
her control. For some ten sec.
onds, neither man had moved.
Then Alan'a fist crashed into The
bandits face ana he fell to the
ground, bleeding.
IN an instant he WAS on his feet.
With knife appraised he sprane ~
panther springs. she tIounllt
that Alan had fallen and her
heart n1issSed b beat, but the NEXT
moment he was standing up with
the whole weight Of Htephan0a on
his shoulder, his left Iiand arip.
ping the hand that held the knife
Look 1T this. you fell0Wsn cried
Alan and slowly turned 3 COM
plete circle. Look aE Stephanos
knife. See it, watch
4. twist Of the wrist ana the
knife fell To the ground. ste
pianos was hurled head.first after
II.
AOh! gasped shirley. the tears
streaming down her face. Oh.
how gOrgeOusi"
For d moment she could see
nothing, ana when she looked
again Alan was bending over his
toe. the knife n his hand.
Get up, Gtephan0si he orr
dered. The other WAS sitting.
dazed, and did not move. Get
up" roared Alan, ana kicked him
violently In the side. Get up
Stephanos staggered to his feet.
There's your knife said Alan.
and handed Ii % him. Try and
use ii again on ms.
Once more StepEanos tried ana
again the men were graphing.
Again the knife fell to the ground.
with your right arm yoIl
dared to touch an American
woman, scum OF the earth that
YOU are!'' shouted Alan. You'll
never use your right arm again.
Stephanos. I'm, going to break
1 it
There came 4 cry Of pain ~
Alan fulfilled his threat. Shirley
tried to 80 away then, but could
not. Alan picked up the knife
and turned to Abramovel.
.A present for You. AbramCvel.
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il twos ana 0tlartets. giggling,
arguing and flirting openly.
From the dining-rcom drifted
strains Of valencia" with an
obIigato of slipper toes tapping out
the Charleston on the polished
floor.
Another one Of those Internal
tea dances" groWled Tom. Wen
have TO find 4 corner OF the H1ez.
famine and have our tea sent up.
Once settled in q big divan In
the shadowy balcony, they threw
Off their coats and sat back look
ing at each other. Linda was the
first to speak. why are you SO
grabbed about the children ana
their tea dancing downstairsY You
were a dancing infant yourseif
not so long ago..
The boy froWned. ~ feel mil
lion years old. You keep getting
into scrapes and I can't help you
out OF them--and even IL could,
you wouldn't let me. That damn
pride Of yours!'
He turned and took her hands.
''Why can't we ever get together,
Linda, and stop this stupid spar
ring? It's been like two kids
walking around with chips. on
their shoulders, each cycling the
other and just waiting for him TO
start things. Tell me what 1 can
do to help you now?''
Linda shook her head. 1t looks
as IL there's long trail ahead of
me, Tom. ! don't know myself
what IN meet along the way, but
I don't see how anyone can help
me-"
He stared at her dolefully.
you've decided to tell the whole
story to the coroner, haven't you?
| should say it was best. With so
many people present at that party
your presence there In sure to
come out sooner or later. And il
you were one Of the last persons
TO see Pete alive, they'll want to
know why You ran away, and
why you didn't show mp, with your
testimony. early in the investiga-
ton. Tt will look much better for
you to come forward voluntarily"
Linda did not answer at once,
but sat with her head turned
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Former Lover
Rend This First !:

Alan $. New York after
Millions Shirley beautiful
society SRI with whom he r love- engased o Roger Kston steel
broker.
Kslon ten. Alan hat shisys fortune been swept sway
Ugnown 70 Shirley Alan lends ken han million tO SQUARE hun
D Il Shirley.
his father Shirley
AIams
learns hal
ii makes mind Macedonia
effort redeem the value oF Aans stock and thus Of the debt
Alan decides with
arise e saIonca together Shirley travelling Mrs
old
named MauroiA Hs tremendously rich and poWertu
+ Alam's WIFE,
plans working Shirley
spends ths winter trying e g military cen from Conssioner
without AT
brings that troops have been ordered e protect the
at the Greek
that
change the governments
attitude. Shirley him.
return ShieyS which
with him me
81
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CONTINUED from Local Page.)

tLO4L1uAEu 4E0IIl 34<DC0A = ASH
rosy apples and her nose was
just as red.
Rounding the corner from Cam.
pus Avenue onto Broadway, they
passed an old building of gray
stone, with bleak. uncurtained
windows.
tom, = said Linda, what is that
place? 1t looks grim on the SUM
NEST days. And In this weather.
---ughr'
That said Thomas, may well
look grim. It's the place where
the murder victims and suicides
and unidentified accident corpses
90 when they diei1 short. the
village norgue. Marbury hasn't
had anybody In 1t for months till
Pete Damoras was killed"
Linda shivered, then cried out.
why that's the professors BIZ
cycle" pointing to a gaunt ma
chine leaning against the hitching
post.
Tom looked, too. yes. and
there's the professor himself"
The door of the gray building
had opened outward and DIR. Prime
in his rusty opera cape was com
ing down the steps. rubbing his
hands together and smiling to him.
self.
Tom raised a hand to wave at
the professor, but Linda pulled him
back. 'tShi Let's watch"
DIR. Prime was stepping down
to the sidewalk, smiling broadly
into space, and carrying his heavy
shoulders almost jauntily. Sud-
denly he broke into a whistle,
Should body meet asbody com
ing through the rye" grievously
out OF tune. Then. still smiling
and rubbing his hands, he mounted
the giant bicycle and went fn.
riously pedalling UP the street.
They watched him turn a corner
and vanish
What COULD he he doing
there?" linda asked. breathlessly.
Tom shook his head. "Anything
-or nothing. Might have gone
in to see the corpse of Pete Da-
nloras or because he was seized
with D. compnfEion to chin with
TIE GOEOucE AUDhL9HAb SBM bSOFe-~
or because hetdidn't have any idea
where he was and thought the
place looked interesting. Haven't
you learned not to speculate on
the doings OF Arthur Primer" Tom
was pulling up at the curb before
the Tavern entrance. Come on III
out Of the snow!''
Linda jumped out of the car,
and with her hand In his. ran up
the four steps to the door They
passed into the noisy lobby. Some
= 9fs1gGTllers were Laughing raucous-
Y over their own stories, near tlle
firenlacs Here md there uni.
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the disciplined strength of the
tiger She put out her
hand to him.
Alan she said brokenly.
'.But II was good business in the
end. he added. AbamrOvei Is
AZ much afraid of me now as he.
was Of Stephanos this morning.
You proved very useful, Shirley. Z
The spell was broken. She got
up unsteady and went behind
the curtain into her own part Of
the shack.
Stephanos attacked at dawn on
the following day. as Alan had
propl1esied.
The advantage Of making him
thoroughly angry" he had ex.
planned to Shirley the previous
evening, IS that he won't wait
about. Hes burning to avenge
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Now kick that dog ont 81 the
camp. Don't kill him. mind!
Just kick him. "
Shirley staggered Into the shack
and 4 moment later Alan was be.
side her.
Once agafn--I told you j
would have to use methods you
wouldn't endorse z he said aruffly.
Gross humfliatfo was necessary.
It's 1 good thing / kept nv TEN.
per. / had my hand on his
throat once and took It away
again =
Part Of her was revolfed at d
scene Of violence. but the part
Of her that Was the stronger, was
dizzy with admiration, cIamouring
TO tell him what she felt. Again
Shirley was discovering man
discovering this time the glorious
body Of man--had seen In him
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Serial Of High Life il New YOrs Gilded Society and
Thrilling Adventures III The Bandit Infested
Hills Of Macedonia
Hills Of Macedonia

thought ~ II. Alan had perfected
his plans and had told her that
stephanoa would be annihiIated.
and she had thought no more
about Ii.
Then they must not know ne
iA iii she said quickly. They
DO not know yet We must take
care that they do not find out.
HI has made MI his plans and
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they know what they have 10 d..
They Win wall Tor his orders.
to carry them out madame And
when there are no ordere they
viii fi1n away
II know the orders. shall
give them myself cried shirley.
They win think that A. hao
sert me.
no 81 Continued IOmoFfO
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As you watch
4 crisp drive
sail down the
fairway

On TrR clubhouse veranda after those Is hoIes-the
best you've ever played AS you watch the other players
troopng across tic links call the steward and order
bottle Of Canada Dry"
In its cool crystal depths, there's favor and tang
which picks you up-cheers you--puts zest il you
and brings you TO your evening meal with al appetite
sharpened By this delicious beverage.
For Canada Dry" Is dry ginger ale, made from
finest quality Jamaica ginger and other absolutely pure
ingredients Il does contain capsicum Cred pepper
Ii consequently has bite unpleasant after-eeEt
1t mellow and the ingredients blended under lab
oratory methods which insure purity Because Of this
unequaled purity il i really good for you il hot weather
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What Do You KnO,U?
ANSWERS TO ToDAY's TEST
Questions on Editorial Page

Questions EDITORIAL Page
i. Andes; practical joke; g. Clouds; 4 New yort.
Alcohol to which has been added substance which parde,
II unfit for beverage Negro
Most important city IF West indies wholly built On
pies le On the banks o. the Arno; Ill Oldest cy Is
Anslsnt sisy q gs'f l Parts; ~ Troubis
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This Dov III Our History

August 1914 Germany uIimatum to Belgium,
demanding right Of through her territory IN violation q
Belgium neutrality that had guaranteed 70 protect by
the Treaty of 1883.
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Rabbits Really Hare Danger SigndI

When frightened rabbits severa times Me Ground
with their hind feet making sound which be heard lone
way Of This danger signal to their fehow-rAhbs who
scamper Of 10 safety.
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Legal Notices

INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMITS
SION. DIVISION OF CONSTRUCTION,
BRIDGE DEPARTMENT.
NOTICE. TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS.
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals for the construction of certain
bridges on State highways will be received
by the Director of the Indiana State
Highways Commission at his office in the
State House Annex in Indianapolis, UNI
til 10 o'clock a.. m, April IL. 1928. when
read. These. bridges are further de-
Scribed as follows:
400. consisting Of one bridge OF two
spans OF IS feet each. one of one span Of
80 feet and one Of one span Of 70 feet.
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Brown County-One bridge on Rd. Ash,
consisting OF three spans, one OF 100 feet
and two of "a feet each.
CasS CountY-One bridge on Rd. GAG
consisting OF one span of Sc feet inches.
- Dearborn County-One bridge on Rd
52-A consisting of one span Of 70 feet.
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40-J. consisting of two spans of 70 feet
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consisting OF one span OF % feet.
Jasper CountY-TWO bridges on I'd.
and oGe span 81 SPq nd one OF
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IA. consisting Of one bridge Of two spans
OF 81 !eet each and one bridge OF one
Miami County-One bridge on Rd. 24-H,
consisting Of ono span Of So feet 6 inches.
Montgomery COuntY-Onc 72-ioot steel
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Monroe County-One bridge on Rd.
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10 feet and A feet.
=. Pulaski County-Onc bridge on I'd
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Putnam County bridge extension
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consisting OF one span OF ~ feet,
PoSey CountyoGo09ne 8-foot bridge. and
proach grading on Rd. 65-A.
spencer COuntY-One 24-foOt bridge on
"a asa and one 32-foot bridge on Rd
starke Couuty-One bridge on Rd. lo-E.
consisting Of one span of 20 feet; one
9 paa of % ee so tS 9n br9e of 9d
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ana one OF 24-foot span.
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5i-B, consisting of one span Of 90 feet.
Union County Two bridges on Rd
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Suburban for Sale
MARS HILL
Lots for Sole

VACANT LOTS Shriver, w. 27th ST. 62C
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Houses for Sale
We Build Good Houses

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l42 n. Delaware ST.
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GIRLS FOR
Situations Wanted Male

EXPERIENCED MAN-GeneraI houseWork
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Business Places for Rent

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Houses for Sale

MODERN BUNGALOW, 81 80
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PUBLIC AUCTION or OVER.
DAMAGED, REFUSED AND
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LOANS. SO 10 sou. no indorsers. no
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Real Estate for Exchange

LARGE-Modern dwelling: Central Ave:
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Wanted to Rent
Farms for Rent

FOUR-Or fve-room mod. house with ga
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KING TYPEWRITER
- u Il A ~ =

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VIRGINIA. 465-6-room half double; semi
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Help Wanted Female

WOMEN-For house to house educational
work Full or part time. Good PROPOSE
ton. Apply wk. days, l to 4. lis Penn
broke Arcade.
PIANIST-Accompan for voice teacher,
in exchange for lessons. Address Times
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Money to Loan
WE BUY

WE BUY
REAL ESTATE CONTRACTS
ON
indianapolis and Marion County
property from titleholders. Mr..
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PANY. 257 w. Washington st.
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S ROOMS-Mod.: near st. Phillips; no OBJ
lection TO children: $3.50. Irv 1900.
s ROOMS Semi-mod.; gar: garden space:
neMIN decnrated. SOS. -Em. 1884.
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Card of Thanks

CARD or THANK5-We wish to thank our
friends and neighbors for the sympathy
and kindness aho"n. during the illness
and death OF our beloved father, w. S.
Crum. II. e. Crum, zon and Warren
Crum, Lucv Sprinkle Codelia Nbarger.
sister Minnie Jsmes