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Evening star., 1928-03-06
TItDs I OWEN 4 son At'CTioSEERS
it"a Eye Street Northwest
SALE on VAltfAHfE nv.
TA.mEbn, fRAME :. DWELLING, asoa

,TA,MEn fNAME DWELLING, as0i
nv .v.rtnn ~ ,ertaia deed Of trun re-.
corded June 20. lp"s nsper M ..9 ot the
AZ request Of the marty secured theirhv the
undersigned trustees will cell st public attc.
ton ~ front nt the premises, On TUESDAY
THr ThiRrtESTH nAy OF MARCH. in:s
Ar THREE ,oTi.oCK rM,. the foliowins ,ie,
District ~ columbia aud hcins lot twelve
tt:, In fhei NJ Rutty's subdivision ~ lots
~ square forty, three hundred AMI three
tho surveyor Of tho Msirict az rn,umhia in
lAher ~ At folio ~ imprnvesi as Aknvr:
suhled To n hrAt trust Of &1. asa hNsrtns In.
terest NJ HiS e. due August II lp.n
Term. VAsh above said first trust A de.
postt OF 500 reunircd at sale Con, eyanvtup
ai cast OF rur'ha-er. Terms Of sale tn ts,
cantrltet with Within iu dsys or ,,ero.u
urfeited
LESLIE V + PRINCE
PERCY J GRADY
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Kirkc Street and
= Magnolia Parkway.
Chc,.1. [ ChaSe Nd


THIS tinliGhtful homo is snpcrhiy
situate. ~ perfect ST''lt'S nj hc1U-
TIM shade trt>>. CNrrStrN0< and
shrljN'.nrN. one block .cT CnIu. ave.
snC ou,V stone : throw from chevy
Chase Circle The location - rCN0E-
rl7e3 As tho riost afirl"tiVe natural
seltns N al OF CHEVY Chase II Is
~ nNp0rtUnjtv 81 Dht7iu rnn,inr.
Atelv p-ltrd nome anilG an HneGUaFel
environment and NCt CN!rrn}"ly con-.
ven3nrt ~ schools cav line hNS,
churches ana stores Thr hoNsc -
exceptionally comfortable bright and
rnnrlv. ana ;hn entire PROPERTY rr~N-
steS Rn atr1o>phN~c thar Is CsprCAlv
rI>Halur--,uS' haven fronl Ihr
hurdr'lrl Of hfe--a03 Vet within -
minutes 81 tSc heart Of tl:r CITY.
There : a wlt3e vcran,lF SPACIOUS Nv
lnc ra0yN with cHai fjrCpld'~n large
dining rNnTl. hutlCr'< pantry ,3N{
XII her Th~rC sra}''fCsfGN}N iN'.irNOrus
and CNnar,otr h1Ih fjt', trIrily ansf
eNg~>lieni boating s33nt. ~t5in roof.
Wonderful lot tfsSNI',i ava NcjNatN
s3~lVrwaV to CG~3Cc lm0N,i 3tr nlS-
session ana Fr~N ~0&~N03i'in ir~p's.
EprNes In thts lrsn1n.ilatr location pre-
much s6UElri h'1i SN)Gnr available.
ana = ynm Ua0t Ia 3a1S" aivaGtaE- of
the t.NI >lAL Ne 1ny.le vnrr PROMPT
fvEN1NG PHONE SERVICE : TO o.
Schwah. Walk & Canbv.
f1OA Conn. Ave, Pot. $50
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THOs- j OWEN Il son. ArCTluSEERS.
i425 Eye Street Northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE TWO.
STORY BRICK DWELLING BEING
PREMISES no. 1917 SECOND STREET

STORY BRICK DWELLING BEING
PREMISES 50. 1917 SECOND STREET
NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF a certain deed of trust. duly
recorded IN Liter No. 5r95. folio 3.7 ct SEQ.
~ the land records OF the District of CO.
tanitia and at the fcauest of tie party
s.-ciifrd thsreby. the undersigned trustecs
viii sch at uuhlc auction ~ front Of the
premises. on THURSDAY. THE EIGHTH
nAY 0F MARCH, AID Ices, AT. THRFE.
described land and premises situate III 10"
county o! Washington. District of Columbia.
and fesgaated as and i,elng lot o. In
william r. Barnes and John l.. Weaver,
trustees subdvIsfon ot lots In block 20
Addition TO IeDroit Park" as per plat
recorded IN the office of the snrseSnr for
the District Of Columbia in Libef County d.
folio Al: assessed Bs lot o., square 3It3.
Terms Of saie One third OF the purchase
money TO ba paid IN cash. balance in two
rasai iHstaiimsnts. payable In one and two
years with interest at seven per centum per
annuin payable semi annually. from day OF
saIe secured by deed of trust upon the
property sold or all cash. mt the oDiiOn of
the purchaser, depostt OF $500 90 viii
I've required NJ time Of sale. All eonveyanc.
ing, recording etc at cost OF pnrchasrr
Terms uf sale 10 hs complied with within
thirty days from day Of saia. otherwise the
trustees reserve the right 10 resell the pf"p.
.tty ut tue rsk and cdrt of defaaitinF pur.
chaser after Ave days 5dvertsenrnt OF
slch resale III some newspaper published IN
JESSE W RAwLiSGs.
MARRY HiRGE
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JESSE W. RAWLlSGs
HARRY e.. BiRGE


TRUSTEES SALE or VAiUAm:E N1X'
ROOM And BATH BRICK DWELLING.
10 II MYK1I'E sTREET NonTHEAsT,
Nv .t,t,,f .,f a certain deed Of itlss duly
recnreit1 in Liter No, .3ti2 ioio 27.:: 4 sea..
~ the land records ~ The District 81 tn'um.
hsA and AZ the tranest of the bhfty tecuIrd
ih.rfby The HnderEgncd trustees WIZ .oHef
tor sale by piliiiIr htatinn, IN fioht oil mo
premises IN FRIDAY THE kihTn DAY
or MARCH iD.A. AT touit oEl5oCk m.
the fnlinwins -dcsafIi,ed land hhd premises.
situate in the District OF Columbia, 10 vii
L't is0 In u. r, Giibert's snhiIvis'on ni
sauars G26. Bs taid subdivision IL recorded
IN the oftire ~ the survey,of at the ins.ric'
of Columbia. IN hook e. w. H., rass aiv
TERMS Of saie: The above gropstt&s wv ~,l' hn
sold subject IL hfst deed nf tfhst ttf
ard the balance ~ 4 second hfth OF Nhhti
amounting tn y 1907, overdue over ana
hboVt saif trusts cash, \ ufpust y
i" 10 90 required ~ umrahas'r al time 81
sac All r.InVeyamJnE, ft'o'hihs ana no
taiiat f"rs at tntt Dt purchaser. Terms bi
sai., l., ie ..utnitiied atth WITHIN thiitf hhtS
from AaY If eAiH otheFVira IA" trustees ie
Aerte rh4 right Ia resell The pfn"ftV nj w"
rrk and eDst If The dethnlins if'hharr
sfltt nse iayA' siitertistnirht ~ tnfh itshh
tii rpnis nr~spaper pubished III the Guy 81
'@'''''' j I,EO KOLB
EpWARD II. CoLffMAh.
fr"s mil 1Hk -...--.- trustees ,~,
ui4,a .tkEAj A. aaM AIJITluhEEHA
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SALE OR RENT HOUSES.

CHARMING STONE RESIDENCE FUR
nished: I9 roon1s - hnshs: hot-water hcat.
large grounds. snruhl.ere: Is minutes heart
Of city 1928 Conduit road. Cicye 2S39-J. -
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THOS. J. OWEN h SON ACCTIOEEERS.
1923 Eye Street Sorthwer
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SAkE-HOUSES.

rS.Ml ,3ETAtHknI, 7 ,EFAkGAiN.
SSaaaa 6Saa ?MeIks ?.sse-sssoa l6p'.S S6SfS, SSaSASh
wonderful value in splendid semi-de-
tached ffSci< honte with covered concrete
1r m rta|h AMI two rear porches in an at
trsctive community. convenient to srhoois
stores, gchurchcs ami transportation. q large
rooms and tiled bath, ample closet space.
Cont(vte cellar with toici and laundry trays
and huil.-n rararr lot 1,a II. deep to alley.
In 'perfert condition. attractive decoration
hardwood floors throughout; hot water beat
<te~tricitc screens This home Is offered
$500 less than lts actual cost for S1iao
with smau cash payn,rni and monthly rar-
naent of SaS. nont iciay see tins home tn.
Csy Call Atlantic i6Ga-W fer appointment
Evening star., 1928-03-06

THUS ] OWEN 4 son ArCTIo\EKRS
lf": Eve Street Northwest.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-05-24
.SCOF|ELD ROBBED
SEVEN COMPANIES
Now Serving | TO 5 Years 10
States Prison

Bridgeport. May "A tPl-Henry \.
Seofield, former manager of the
Davis Scofield company OF Stamford
and who is now serving one TO
three years in states prison, per
peIrated fraud on seven insurance
companies when he secured lnsur-
ance on the companys plant. Judge
Alfred c. Baldwin writes in decl-
sion returned in superior court to-
day.
The Judge finds against the Davis
Scofitld company in its suits TO col
l,Ct $4,000 for damages to It's
plants and stock by fire on Janu-
airy II, 1927.
The conlpanys sued were the Con-
tinental Fire Insurance company OF
Philadelphia; Camden Insurance
company of Camden, \. j.; North
ern Insurance company, Ltd, OF
London, England: North River In
surance company, New York city;
Firemen's Insurance company, New
ark. N. j.; Reliance Insurance COM
many, New York. and the Agrlcul-
tural Insurance company OF Water
loo, \. y.
Scofield embezzled the sum of
$4,000 from the company and late
in 1926 staged an incendiary fire IN
which he attempted to destroy the
books OF the company to cover up
his speculations.
In discussing Scofield's method in
securing the insurance, Judge Bald
win pointed out that nothing had
occurred within the knowledge oil
the companys to arouse their suspl-
cion and under the circumstances
they were justified In issuing the m
surance policies on the belief that
Scofield was honest.
The Judge further writes the con-
ccalment OF such circumstances as
the embellishments and other things
NV Scoficld who alone was IN
possession of such knowledge was a
gross fraud upon the defendants and
rendered the several policies upon
which these actions were based VOID
from their issuance"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-05-24
MGR, NJ. 7. NcNANUS

Brookhnc. Mass, May "a CUP
Following a long illness, the Ri,
Rev. Michael T. McManns, parish
priest at the church of st. Mary of
the Assumption. died carly today.
The Rev. McManus. who was 81
years old. was formerly pastor of
st. Patrick's church South Law
renee, Hc was made a Monslgnor
eight years ago when Cardinal
OConnell returned with the honor
from Rome.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-05-24
Students in Austria
Tear Italian Flag

Innsbruck. Austria, May "a (lP)
Austrian students today invaded
the Italian consulate and tore down
the italian flag, hoistod on the oc-
casion Of the anniversary OF 1taly's
entrance into the World war on the
allied side. Police reserves were
called and arrested the leaders.
The Washington times., 1928-06-01
WEIGHT
IN COLD"
Verdict of Woman Who
Tried Pinkhan's Compound

Tully, N. UT hurt me to walk
or sit down without help and / felt
The Washington times., 1928-06-01
INOT0R|ST HURT
BY "H|T-RlIN"
PEDESTRIAN

walter B. Johnson, %. OF Lyon
PARK. Va. received possible frac'
ture of the skull and severe cuts
last night when he was thrown
headlong from his motorcycle after
1t collided with an unidentified
pedestrian on Key Bridge.
The pedestrian. apparently only
shaken up, left without giving his
name. Al passing motorist took
johnson to Georgetown Hospital.
His condition is said to be serious.
Two Children Hurt
TWO small children, while playing
on the streets near their homes,
were knocked down by automobiles
Yesterday. Malcolm Hettinger, ., Of
the 1900 block Of Thirty-seventh st.
n. w, and Joseph Abbate, 5, Of
the 5000 block Of Georgia Ave.
n. w.
The Hettinger boy was struck by
j truck driven by Fuse Hankman,
Of the 500 block Of Princeton III.
III. W., while the driver was backing
ii into an alley. The boy Is In
GEORGETOWN Hospital with cuts and
bruises. believed not serious.
Joseph Abbate was struck BY an
automobile driven by Robert RI.
Lane. OF the 1900 block Of Biltmorei
81. III. w. at Longfellow Street and
Georgia Avenue Northwest. He ran
in front Of the car, police say. He
was taken to the office OF Dr.
George Hernecke, in the $500 block
81 Georgia Ave-, and treated for
bruises and 4 possible broken ankle.
Auto Backs Up
Addie Day. colored. 81, Of the 500
block Of r. st. NJ. W.. Is in Elmer
sency Hospital with q possible
broken back, received shortly De-
fore midnight when an automobile
which was being cranled while in
gear. backed into her. George w.
Mead, coIored, 80, Of the first block
on y st. s. W., was cranking the.
automobile.
Maggie Green, colored, 4S. Of the
1900 block Of Sixth st. N. w, was
slightly injured last night when an
automobile knocked her down near
her home. She was given first aid
ut Freedmens Hospital.
The Washington times., 1928-06-01
ALLAN BOYCOTT
IN BEL GRADE
ORDERED
by intermittent News Service

VIENNA, June 1.--Anti-Italian
rioting in Belgrade has subsidized. at
least temporarily. while the Nation.
alists have employed new tactics,
said advices from Belgrade today.
The Nationalist organization Ma
ronda Ochrana has proclaimed a boy
colt of Italian goods.
Croat and Slovene members OF the
Jugoslav Chamber OF Deputies
tSkupschtinal made q lively demon.
stration against the cabinet demand.
ing It's resignation. They were espe.
cially bitter against Minister OF IN
terror Korocec. whom they accused
Of allowing the police to beat up
Jugoslavian Students
A large force OF police was on
guard throughout the night about
the Italian legation in Belgrade.
The Washington times., 1928-06-01
D. c. GIRL GIVEN
NURSElP prize

Miss Antoinette Price, of this city.
was presented with the Rea medal
akt the graduation exercises Of the
Army School Of Nursing this after.
noon. in the formal garden Of the
Army Medical Center.
The medal was presented By Mrs
Henry R. Rea, 81 Pittsburgh, Pa
who was the first Red Cross field
director at Walter Reed Hospital,
during the World War, 1.-THE mem.
Der OF the graduating class. who
has shown the greatest natural
aptitude for her work. not only.
from lessons learned from books,
hut for human understanding, I'M
falling cheerfulness and optimism.
Among other students graduating
today, were: Miss Regina Adele
Burns. Miss Catherine Nelson Cor
der, Frieda A. Montgomery and
Ruth Eleanore Parsons, all Of this
city.
Major Gen. Merritt w. Ireland,
surgeon.General Of the Army, intro
duced the speaker, Brig. Gen. Frank
r. Keefer. Brig. Gen. James N.
Kennedy, assistant to the surgeon
general, presented the diplomas to
the A. graduates. who came from
almost every State in the Union.
Those from Virginia include Hazel
A. Bulifant, Helen N. Hudgins,
Frances L. Machen, Margaret w.
Minton, Margaret Esther Reed,
Gladys Garwood Samples, Leola
Dale Terrell and Mary Perkin Tur-
ner.
Those from Maryland included
Elsie May Field, Ada Blanche
F'riond and Viola Marie Riedle.
The Washington times., 1928-06-01
SPANISH F[IERS
HELD SAFE
IN INDIA

MADRID, June IA report that
Spanish aviators Captain Iglesias
and Captain Jimenez, who hoped
off at Seville on Tuesday morning,
had landed at Nasirabad, India,
breaking the worlds long distance
record. was not officially confirmed
today.
An unofficial dispatch from Bag
dad had conveyed the report that
the two airmen had landed In the
Indian town after a 54-hour flight,
during which they travelled approx.
mateIy 400 miles.
The mems plane carried no wire
less
After the hoppoff Jimenez and
Iglcsias disappeared. After being
missing more than so hours word
was received that plane, believed
to be theirs. had passed over Ben.
ner Abbas, Persia, yesterday after.
noon.
During the time no word was re.
ceived belief was expressed that
they were trying to make q non.
stop flight to Cuba instead OF a
flight to India.
The Washington times., 1928-06-01
ARLINGTONGETS
PHONE OFFICE

ARLINGTON COUNTY, June 1.
With the vieNi of cooperating with
the general public and to meet the
growing demands in increased tele.
phone service in Clarendon and the
surrounding territory. a business Of.
flee for tho convenience Of the local
subscribers was opened today in the
Jones Building, IS Wilson Boulevard.
by the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company of Virginia.
The new office, according to an
announcement by Hugh T. Clarkson,
manager of the Chesapeake and
Telephone Company. will be in direct
charge of j. A. Deuterman, collection
supervisor. assisted by Miss Evelyn
Nash and Miss Pauline Strauss.
The Arlington County Monarch
Club. at its meeting last night at
Clarendon, voted to support the
movement looking to the organi.
zation of the Clarendon Public
Library. The club voted to con-
tribute the sum OF $50.
With the view of cooperating
with the several other organizations
in the county aiding in the move
ment, President Walter u. Varney
thN appointment Va lIiC
Rev. George Fl. Fielding, DR.. E. r.
Hagan, and the Rev. Perry l..
Mitchell, delegates from the club
on the board of governors to be
chosen at an early meeting.
The Parent-Teacher Association
of the Patrick Henry School holds
its last meeting of the present
school term in the schoolhouse to-
night at o'clock.
Graduation exercises of the sew
enth grade of the Madison elemen-
tary school at Falls Church will be
held In the school auditorium to-
day. Certificates will be presented
to "a pupils.
A play entitled, robin Hood"
will be presented tonight in the
Lyon Park community house by the
children OF Mrs. Fred w. Clark's
kindergarten. The play liz being
presented under the auspices of the
Lyon Park Garden Club.
The Washington times., 1928-06-01
Woman Awarded $500
Verdict Against Doctor

PHILADELPHIA. May 31.--A
jury before Judge MacNeille has
returned verdict Of $500 damages
against Or. Louis Goldstein IN
favor OF Ethel .Trickel
The plaintiff alleged that on De.
cenber Is, 1925. she visited the
doctors office with her sister. Mrs,
Sarah Trachtanberg, who was being
treated for carbuncie on her
SHOULDER. and after the doctor was
through treating her sister the
plaintiff complained that she WAS
not feeling well and asked the dor.
tor to treat her,
She alleged that the doctor I'd
denly flew into q violent temper.
told her she was an idiot or crazy.
and then seized her by the arms
and attempted to forcibly eject her
from his office.
The Washington times., 1928-06-01
Held for Giving Man
Poisoned MOOnshine

PINEVILLE. w. Va, June L.
Charged with having given ToIlison
Graham poisoned moonshine liquor
Durel Mckinney of Basin was held
in county jail today under q murder
indictment.
Mrs. Graham and her father,
w. !. Mills. were detained with
out bond as material witnesses.
Fourteen-year-old Harry Mckinney
told police he saw his brother and
Mrs. Graham mixing the potion.
The Washington times., 1928-06-01
BOY KILLED IN CAVE-IN

UNION, 8. G., June flames
Gibbs, 10. was instantly killed to-
day when cave near here, in
which he and companion were
playing, crumbled upon him. The
other boy was unhurt.
The Washington times., 1928-06-01

that will do for me what the Vege-
table Compound and Sanative Wash
have done are certainly worth their
weight in gold. think have given
them a fair trial and / expect to take
two more bottles of the Vegetable
Compound" Mas. CHARLES MoR.
GAN, r. F. D. !, Tully, N. Y. |
The Washington times., 1928-06-01

sick and weak.
My mother-in-
law took Lydia
f. Pink h ANS
Vegetable Com
pound and she
induced me to
take it. 1 am
now on the fourth
bottle and have
also used Lydia
E. Pinkh ANS
Sanative Wash.
The medicines
Evening star., 1928-08-01

Well" Cameron asked at length,
now I got her, what am going to
do with here"
II just arrested her" Walker stam-
mered
oh" the trooper commented did
you?"
He looked directly at Esther she
isn't dead, but we better lay her down
somewhere"
He lifted her easily as he spoke.
The girl stepped forward and looked
down upon the white relaxed face iy-
ing against the crook Of his elbow
There was pity in her voice.
Poor thing" she Ssid unsteadily
Poor crazy thing She fought so.
Could you carry her up to her room?"
yes" Cameron answered, and added
as he bore her through the doorway.
"and maybe you'll tell me then what
this is all about
: She followed him. Walker trok
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Cash Prices-Plus the Newest Styles and Finest Qualities
duance Styles Beautiful Winter Coats Both Genuine
Cloth, Amazingly Lou Priced

For months we've been preparing for this great
event-carefuly selecting the finest coats and buying
with eye giving you greater values than Be
thrfty-Buy Now
Evening star., 1928-08-01

step in pursuit and groaned loudly
but she paid him no heed, While
he rolled up his trouscr leg and in
spected the red scald upon his calf
he heard them mount the stairs. He
stumped about the kitchen In search of
dressing for his injury, and, finding
oil. smeared it literally upon the burn
Gradually as the pain stibsided, he was
aware that Cameron and Esther were
still upstairs. He cursed beneath his
breath. rolled down his trouser leg
tendcrly and hobbled to the hall door
The trooper was half way downstairs
when Walker arrived at their foot.
Cameron walked past him into the
parlor and bent before the lamp with
his back to the chief After an instant's
hesite tion, Walker followed.
Better call the doetor2" he asked
awkwardly.
.'Td thought about that already"
Cameron informed him, facing about
Evening star., 1928-08-01

We honestly be.
lieve these TO be
among the greatest
fur values we've
ever offered.
Evening star., 1928-08-01

trooper territory, grandpa? Go back,
he advised, land third-degree that Jap
some more I've got the answer to this
case right here In my pocket
He tapped his breast And here,
he said defiantly. 1T stays
Excitement. for minute. dampened
the chiefs wrath.
THAT green stone7" he blurted
We've found 1t, them"
Il found It," Cameron retorted ac-
centuating the first word "She was
wearing it about her neck. And the
sooner 1 get rid of 1t, the better III be
pleased It's raised enough hell In these
parts already. I'm going to phone De-
laney right now
"Ah, bull, Walker scoffed. The wom-
ans crazy
she ought to be" Cameron con-
ceded, when you try TO add up what
she's been through"
Walker stepped toward him and CAM
eron backed away The trooper stood
with his face toward the tree, with
the window behind him
Let me look at that stone min
Evening star., 1928-08-01

and stufiny something into the breast
pocket of his shirt. Miss Somers says
he's coming about A. Away on case
and can't be reached till then. Miss
Somers has given her some OF the dope
he left She's quiet"
They faced each other for a minute
without speaking At length Walker
said grufTfy: That won1an's under ar
rest"
Cameron spoke to the cleaning balls
upon the Christmas tree. She Is. ar
rested her
Pain had shortened Walkers temper
Fed by its cherished dislike for Cam
eron. it flared up now
You arrested her." he scoffed
She's my prisoner. and you can take
that or leave 1t. sonny
Now / thought" the trooper re-
flected aloud that she had you down
and out when came in. And, anyway,
where do you get Off, horning into
Evening star., 1928-08-01
! A Nevve.T Tingline
| Mystery Romance
| pfUnnsnai Interest

! with the mad fury of a cat, Twice III
gripped her and she tore herself free
| The kitchen echoed to the stamp anr
scuffe of feet ESTHER sirank baca
against the wall and stared at the swift
fierce movements of the pair as they
swaved and struggled toward the stove
Walker swore aloud In pain, but Ana
Lyoff made no sound apart from the
feline kissing of her breath.
II was brief, His strength was too
great for her. His arms were claSpee
once more over the writhing, frenziet
woman She twisted. lips turned back
but she could not wrench free.
There" Walker exclaimed in salts
faction and at the word she bent quick
lv and sank her teeth In his hand
He cried cut and she tore herself free
Frantic with pain, he lowered his head
and charged.
But she had reached the stove, e.
ther screamed muff1ed terror -choked
warning. He glanced up too late, tried
to dodge and slipped.
With her bare hands. Ana Lyof had
lifted the pot of boiling water from
the stove. She threw its contents
straight toward the man. His lurch
saved his face. but the steaming water
splashed upon his leg. He fell and Ana
Lvoff ran toward the door to the yard
II opened before she reached 1t, She
spun about. took step forward and
Stephen Cameron caught her as she
fell Her head sagged forward as he
raised her. She struggled no longer.
Still holding her. Cameron looked with
anna cement toward the other end of the
chamber, ut Esther pressed against the
wall. at the disheveled Walker, who
rolled away from the steaming pool
Of water on the floor and scrambled
groaning to his feet. Blood flowed
from a scratch that slanted across the
chiefs face. He pressed his hand against
it and looked from his red fingers to
the trooper. stupidity.
Evening star., 1928-08-01

aute," the chief begged, "I'll bet. it:s.a
fake--arid the yarn she tells, too Shes
Just cuckoo. That's all there ts. 70 Fit.''
Cameron looked at him steadily with
slow calculation.
You and like each other so much. 4"
he said at length, II wouldn't put it
past you TO try to Jump me and get
this diamond IF YOU want 60 see 1t so
much. suppose you back up little
That's much better. All right Call that
q fake do you?"
Gosh" Walker gasped almost rever-
emily.
The Eye Of Lucifer dangled from. the
slight gold chain in the troopers hand,
tethercd star. He held IL up. half
dazed in spite Of. himself bY Its fierce
green light. Slowly he drew it UP by
its chain into his Palm
do you wonder" he asked, Il want
to get rid OF this ti1ing?" -
Paper cracked and ripped 'tr
Don't r1ote," a voice spoke suddenly
behind HIM. Don't" It emphasized,
'n1ote. Either Of yot .
4 -.
Evening star., 1928-08-01

An extraordinary collection OF smart new cloth coats
his unheard of price-featuring the new materials
Evening star., 1928-08-01

Ry Frederic r.
Van de Water

CopyriEht BY
o Appleton a Co.
Evening star., 1928-08-01

Every coat is a
IN ast erpiece OF
carefully matched
pelts of choicest
animals.