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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-27
FALL IS MENTIONED
IN INDIAN PROBE
Letter Hints at Influence Be-
iru Used to Obtain Gifts
for Church.

By the Associated Press
A letter purporting TO show that a
suggestion was made by an Official of
the American Baptist Home Missionary
Society TO obtain as much money as
possible from Indians in Oklahoma
while Albert B. Fab was Secretary of
the Interior. was read today into the
record of the Senate Indian inqeStiga-
ION.
The letter, read by Senator Wheeler,
Democrat, of Montana. was alleged TO
have been written by Charles White,
secretary of the society. 10 b. u. Weeks,
president OF Bacone College i'll Okla
huma. It was dated February a. 1928.
Il talked With our friend III Wash
iugton. the letter said, about the
whole matter Of future gifts and l am
very sure that nov is the psychological
lime TO strike My general advice Is
concentrate carefully. perSistcntly ana
Systematically on trying To bring gifts
Of the Indians TO a very much larger
amount.
Urged Increased Gifts,
mo one knows what the future may
bring by a change Of officials and some
thing will depend. I presume, on VINO is
Mr. Falls successor. During the next
years or two and indeed, between now
and March d. may prove TO be very
precious period OF time. ] would there
fore advise that you see personally as
large a number as possible Of the In
dianS of meanS.
Senator Wheeler read The letter after
he had inquired OF Charles II. Burke,
commissioner Of Indian affairs, who ap-
peared as witness whether .'other
donations had been made by Indians,
III addition to The one vi more than
81 600 900 by Jackson Barnett aged
Greek Indian to the Baptist Society
and TO his wife, which has been the
subject of extended Investigation.
Burke replied that other donations
had been made and that the files Of his
Office would show the details. He said
he had mo recollection" of the letter
to Weeks and that h" had never heard
of IT,"
Tells Of Influence.
Wheeler then read another letter al
legged to have been written by Weeks
TO Samuel Bryant, treasurer Of the Bap-
fist society. saying the Southern Bap-
lists would give great deal to get
rid of my influence with the Indians
and with the department officials"
Il shall expect the society" the let
ter said. Ito remain firm in their con-
troll and support Of Bacone College, be-
cause we cannot afford to betray the
trust of the Indians"
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200 FAMILIES DRIVEN
FROM HOMES BY FLOOD
Ice Piles Up in River Raisin, Back
ing Water Into Streets Of
Monroe, Mich.
BY the Associated Press.

ny the Associated Press.
MONROE, Mich, February 27.-Mon-
roe today faced serious food damage
from the overflowing of the River Raistn,
due to the piling up Of ice in the stream
following moderate temperatures of the
last few days.
Two hundred families have been driven
from their homes. Business houses
along Front and Elm streets have been
seriously affected, and the owners have
begun moving stocks from their base
ments The Monroe Hospital. which has
a capacity OF IS beds, has been COM
>pletely isolated. Approximately one-third
of the area of the town has been
affected
An area 10 blocks long between the
Macomb and Winchester Bridges is the
most seriously blocked with the Jagged
ice cakes piled high, allowing the water
TO back up behind 1t. The water in the
affected streets ranges in depth from
inches TO feet.
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FLYING CROSS GIVEN.
TO ORV|LLE WRIGHT
Secretary Davis Also Pre-
Sents Medal to Him for
Brother Wilbur.

Secretary of War Davis today pre-
sented the Distinguished Flying Crosses,
awarded by act Of Congress December
IS. 1928. to Orville Wright and post
humoilsly 10 his brother. Wilbur Wright.
Secretary Davis read The citations in
each case Both medals were turned
over 10 Oryille Wright
Each citation was phraSed as follows.
BY his vision, perseverance. courage
and skill. ne, in collaboration with his
brother, designed, constructed and OPP
Grated the airplane which at Kitty
Hawk, NJ c., December II, 1908, made
the first successful flight under its own
power and carrying human operator.
thereby making possible the achieve
ments which are now stirring the emo
lions and pride Of the world
The ceremony took place in the re-
ception room Of the War Department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-27
BILL KILLING OKLAHOMA
GAS PIPING LAW PASSES
Measure Before Acting Governor
Holloway Would Repeal Act
Adopted in 1907.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
OKLAHOMA CITY, February 27.-A
bill repeating the law which, since
statehood, in 1907, has prohibited the
piping of Oklahoma natural gas out
side the State was on the desk of Act
ing Gov. w. J. Holloway today for his
signature. Both houses of the state
Legislature have passed the measure.
A similar bill was vetoed in 1927 BY
Gov. Henry S. Johnston, now under
suspension pending disposition of i'm
parchment charges against him.
Men familiar with the gas industry
pointed out that gas has been piped
from the State since before statehood,
as the prohibitiye bill was not retro
active
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Loyal Frat Brothers
Offer Blood to Save
Boy Shot by Cans>ter
By the Associated Press.

bS tne A>SOClatSC fFeSS.
CHICAGO. February ct
John Acher's fraternity brothers
have been informed there is
nothing they can DO 10 save his
life
The entire Northwestern Uni
velsity Chapter Of Phi Delta
Theta offered yesterday to sub
nit To blood tranSfuSious III an
effort to save ne athlete
The offer Was declined by
Acher'S father His telegram
from Fort Dodge. Iowa. said
TRANSMISSION had already been ar
ranged but that there seemed To
be little chance OF recovery
Acher. a member of the North
western foot ball squad, was shot
last Fall when hoodlums in an
automobile became angered after
Achers car had grazed a fender
of their machine. The bullet
entered his spine.
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HONOR TO GEN. LEJEUNE.
Farewell Dinner Planned for Ma
rine Commander, Reassiened.

Mai. Gen. John A. Lejeune. COM
mandant Of the Marine Corps, who will
go on duty on the West Coast after
March S, will be rendered a farewell
dinner by the I'd Division Association
at the Racquet Club Saturday night.
The general commanded this outfit
overseas during the World War
Sergt. Dave Sleighton of the Marine
Barracks, Quantico, will render songs
for the occasion.
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Engine Contract Awarded.

Announcement was made today at
the Navy Department that a contract
has been made with the Wright Aero
nautical Corporation of Paterson, N. j..
for 60 radial air-cooled 300 horsepower
aircraft engines and spare parts at a
total cost of S242 OBS
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CAPT. FRIED WILL RESUME
COMMAND OF THE AMERICA
By the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February 27-Capt.
George Fried will resume command OF
the liner America Of the United States
lines when she leaves Saturday for
Southampton and Cherbourg.
On the eve Of her departure Capt
Fried will be guest Of honor at dinner
Of st. Davids Society at Scranton, Pa.
He will be in New York six hours be-
fore he takes the ship out.
Chief Officer Harry Manning one Of
heroes OF the rescue of the crew of the
Italian freiahter Florida, was master
Of the America on her last voyage, while
Capt Fried was touring the East for
the United States Shipping Board
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Gen. Summerall to Speak.

Gen. Charles P. Summerall. Chief of
Staff Of the Army. has accepted an
invitation TO address a meeting of the
Society Of Military Engineers to be
held in Pittsburgh on the evening of
March g.
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AIR TRAIN" is PLANNED.
German Airplane Traiiers Glide TO
Ground When Cut Loose.

KASSEL. Germany, February 81 (1p).
On their train" consisting of a
Raab-katzenstein machine and two
trailers. made trial flight here yes
terday. The trailers were uncouped at
a height OF 200 feet and glided 10
earth separately. 1t is next planned
To try long overland fight with an
air train" consisting of several units.
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RIVERS AT FLOOD STAGE
IN PITTSBURGH REGION

Surprise - Considerable Dam
age Reported In Three Valleys.
By the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, February 81 The
Mononsahela. Allegheny and Ohio
Rivers where at food stage-25 feet
here today. and indications were they
would continue 10 rise. Balmy weather
continued
Merchants in the lower districts were
removing merchandise, some Of which
had already been damaged by water
Scores OF Easements in the downtown
district were flooded A number Of
streets were partially inundated.
Sudden rise in the rivers came as a
surprise, following breaking UP Of ice
packs in the Monongahela and Allegheny
last night.
Water was high throughout the three
river valleys and considerable damage
was reported. Train schedules also were
interrupted.
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4 VALUE without an equal. in Suits and
Overcoats of Saks excellence! Here are
Suits in the seasons most desirable models
and in fabrics suitable for all-year! Here
are OvercOats in the wanted Crays, Browns,
clearinghouse and Overplaids All going
at $24-and this is the last CALI
Saks-Third Floor.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-12
City Items

Enjoy Hoffmann's Delicious Hot
Cross Buns daily all thru Lent.-adv.
Mrs. A. P. Marsh of "A Greenwood
street is suffering from injuries sus-
tanned in q fall at her home Satur-
day
Mrs. Alfred Horst Of Asbury
Park. N. j., and Mrs. Philip Eng
strom leave today for trip to Cape
Cod and Boston.
Dancing at Lithuanian hall. Park
street. tonight. Adm. 35c.-advt.
o. Lambert Lord of 145 Bassett
street. manager of the Gulf Refining
Co.. is confined to his bed by Illness
3 A regular meeting OF Martha
chapter, o. +. s.. will be held in Ma
sonic hall Thursday evening at 1880.
The meeting will be followed by a
Valentine social All members are
asked to bring valentines.
Auxiliary No. /. Sons of Union
Veterans of the Civil War, will have
n social following the regular meet
ing in Jr. O. U. A. NJ. hall tomol-
row evening. The social at SIS
o'clock will be open TO the public.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-12
NOTICE

The Board Of Adjustment will
hear the following petitions in Room
EOS, City Hall, Wednesday evening.
February 10, 1923. at 1880 O'Clock.
1gnacius Wieczorek - Change of
zone at the corner of Pennington
Avenue and Blake Road from Resi-
dence 'C'' to Business 'B."
George J. Riley-Extension of
Business "B" northerly on the west
side of Carlton Street.
V. Rossitto--Change Of zone on
the four corners of Clinton Street
Corbin Avenu6 from Residence &c"
to Business "B."
Minnie Hagearty-Change of zone
at No. Al and No. ~ High Street,
from Residence &c" to Business &C."
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
Thomas Under, Clark.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-12
FIRE BOARD HEAD
LAUDS Phone GIRLS
Department Given Quick Service
in Calling Oh Platoon

T. p. McAuliffe, manager Of the
Southern New England Telephone
company of this city. has received a
letter from Chairman James ]. But
Ter of the board OF fire commission
ers thanking the company for Its
services during the few minutes fol-
lowing the recent Hotel Erwin fire.
A general alarm at that time
brought 10 many hundreds Of calls
to fire headquarters that Manager
McAuliffe set aside several spare OPP
orators to help the two fire depart
ment operators.
Mr. Buffers letter Is as follows:
"Mr. T. P. McAuliffe.
g. N. X. Tel. Co.
"City.
Dear Sir:
Telephone subscribers, imagine.
frequently feel indebted TO the oper-
ators for especial service given. but
few take the time to record this
sentiment. -
1.-THE fire department and the
board of fire commissioners had oc-
casion Saturday night to call on
your force to put through or re-
ceive several hundred calls in very
short space of time, A general alarm
was sent in for the Erwin hotel fire
and 1t was necessary for us to sum-
mon the off platoon of more than
40 men and get them to the fire in
time to have their services count for
something. Our two operators re-
ported to the board that the service
given them was prompt, accurate
and courteous. The fire was check
ed with but a fraction of the loss
that might have occurred had we
not had the fullest cooperation from
your staff, and we are frank to say
that the saving of the hotel and adj
jacent buildings is attributable to
the telephone operators in consid-
cradle measure.
will you kindly express TO the
operators the appreciation the board
Of fire commissioners feel.
Respectfully.
JAMES j. BUTLER,
BOARD of Fire Commissioners !"
New Britain herald., 1929-02-12
Methodist Mems Club
Sees Alaska in Movies

pproXimatcly so members were
present at the monthly meeting and
supper at the Methodist Mems club
which was held last evening. Fol
lowing the meeting Joseph Lamb
presented his motion pictures taken
during his recent hunting trip in
Alaska.
Arrangements have been made to
reserve 200 seats for the morning
service Sunday. 1t is expected that
men Of the congregation will occupy
these seats.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-12
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tcncmcnts

Apartments and Tcncmcnts g.
APARTMENTS or tenenents. heated and
unheated. in all sections. Louie s. Jones
Agency. 147 Main st. Call 14V.
ARCH ST. 17O-Two s room apartments.
All remodeled. New plumbing fixtures
Steam heated. Z. J. Leroux, ia Arch
st. Tel. 304.
ARCH ST. GRAND ATS
Three rooms. Steam heated. hot water
and janitor service. Kent very low.
Apply
NJ. D. HCNEYMAN
TELEPHONE 254a
BUELL. ST.-One room and one s room
tenement in new two family house All
modern improvements. Rent is very rea-
Sohabic. Apply SO Buell. st. Tel. 51VS.
ChLKkY ST. 13o-FIVE ROOM TENE-
MENT All modern improvements In
iuIre on premises. Telephone 50S6.
CoRB1N AVE. 757-7 room apartment to
rent. Steam heat; all modern improve
ments. Inquire .o1 Coibiu Ave. Tele-
phone G59l-W.
CHESTNUT ST. 1906 room tenement.
All Improvements. New house. Good To-
cation. Price reasonable. Inquire 436
Chestnut st.
EAST ST, 513--5 room heated apart
ment. Janitor service; all modern i'm
provements. Centrally located. Inquire
SO. East St.
LNEkETT ST, 37-5 rooms, sun parlor
End floor. Hot water heat. garage. In
quire IS Highland st. Tel 1061-M.
EVERETT SIT rooms Newly papered.
Fireplace, two car garage, steam heat.
Mr.. Lockwood. City Han.
FAIRVIEw ST. l42-Beautiful sunny s
room rent. Modern. minutes walk
from center. Inquire on premises
FOk KENT-3 room apartments The
Westminster" Vine and West
Main streets Price reasonable. W. l.
Hatch Co. Tel. 34o0.
FRANKLIN SQUARE. S4-Five room
tenement. Heat and garage. C. J. Le-
roux, ia Arch st. Tel. 30i.
HART ST, s5-Four room tenement All
modern improvements. Adults only In
quire second floor.
HARTFORD AVE, a9-5 room steam
heated fiat All modern improvements
Apply L. Weirier, same address.
HATCH ST., 3s. BELvIDEEE--5 room
tenement All improvements garage;
near trolley. Apply premises or phone
3s14-W.
HAWKINS ST. 5o-5 room tenement. 1x,
floor. All improvements. steam heat.
garage. Inquire on ~ eInises ors- 25s
Myrtle St, bakery. F. - 8
LINCOLN APIS rooms with -frigid-
aire. gas stove. steam heat. hot water
and laundry. r W. Iooinis Tel. 2640.
MAIN ST. 37l--4 and room steam
heated apartments. Both in first class
condition. Inquire Henry Morans and
Sons Music store.
MAIN ST.. Ifs room apartment. Steam
heat. hot water. 3anitor service. Apply
2 Elm st. Tel. 2425 or s33ss
MONROE ST. Iol-Corner Arch, All
modern improvements. Garage II de-
sired. Telephone 1851.
MONROE ST.. 74-5 large rooms with
SUN parIcr: End or 3rd floor: new house.
All modern improvements Tel. Gill.
MONROE ST. s5 AND ct and room
apartments All Improvements. Heated.
Rent reasonable. Inquire s. Monroe st.
PLAfNVILLE, 2 MILFORD sT.-five
pleasant rooms. All modern. Near Ln-
den st. school and factories. Inquire
IS West Main st.. New Britain. y
New Britain herald., 1929-02-12
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

EMERSON STUDIO. 1862 MAIN St
Every style Of dancing taught" Class
or private. Tel. 61S or 1436-W.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-12
MERCHANDISE

For the VaanttOntAt b6s'
EVERYTHING FOR TIE SPORTSMAN
Boots. Shoes sweaters. etc. Orig'na
Army and Navy Store. IS Church st.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-12

FAIRNIEW ST. l42-Beautiful sunny 6
room rent. Modern. 8 minutes walk
from center. Inquire on premises
New Britain herald., 1929-02-12

EVERETT SIT rooms. Newly papered.
Fireplace, two car garage, steam heat.
Mr.. Lockwood. City Han.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-12

FUR RENT-3 room apartments THE
Westminster" corner Vine and West
Main streets. Price reasonable. W. l.
Hatch Co. Tel. 1900
New Britain herald., 1929-02-12

MAIN ST. ST. and room steam
heated apartments. Both in first class
condition. inquire Henry Morans and
Sons Music store
New Britain herald., 1929-02-12

FRANKLIN SQUARE, S4-Five room
tenement. Heat and garage. c. J. Le-
roux, ia Arch st. Tel 1904.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-12

II ART ST, s5-Four room tenement. AL
modern improvements Adults only. In.
guire second floor
New Britain herald., 1929-02-12

EAST ST, 513-5 room heated apart
ment. Janitor service; all modern i'm
proNemcnts. Centrally located. Inquire
hnI East St
New Britain herald., 1929-02-12

EVERETT ST. 37-5 rooms, sun parlor
End floor. Hot water heat. garage In
qlire S5 Highland St Tel. l06l-M
New Britain herald., 1929-02-12

HATCH ST, 36, BELv1DEEE-5 room
tenement. All improvements, garage;
near trolley. Apply premises or phone
1S14-W
New Britain herald., 1929-02-12

HARTFORD AVE, a9-5 room steam
heated fiat. All modern improvements.
Apply Il. Wei1ier, same address
New Britain herald., 1929-02-12
FINANCIAL
Money Loaned

FOR SALE, room apartment. Includes
rooming house. comfortable home and
car Price reasona bile. owner going
abroad. Write Classified Box &c w. H..
New Britain herald., 1929-02-12

MAIN ST.. 17--5 room apartment. Steam
heat. hot water. 5antof service. Apply
Elm St Tel. 2425 or .s33ss
New Britain herald., 1929-02-12

LINCOLN APIS rooms with -frigid-
aire. gas stove. steam heat, hot water
and laundry r W Iooinis Tel 2640.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-12

HAWKINS ST. 5o-5 room tenement. 1rt-
floor. All improvements steam heat.
garage. Inquire on ~ eIrises on.- 25s-
Myrtle St., ha Kerry. 4 -
New Britain herald., 1929-02-12
MERCHANDISE
building Materials

WooDLAND-Some SIS acres mixed with
timber near New Britain Lockwood
City Hail. Real Estate & ms
New Britain herald., 1929-02-12

CHESTNUT 81, 1906 room tenement
All implot ements. New house. Good To-
cation. Price reasonable Inquire 1876
Chestnut st.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-12

MAIN ST.. 6l-Rooming house Of IS fur
nished rooms All rented. Owner leav-
ing town. Mrss-Parker.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-12

MONROE ST, 10l-Corner AIel,, All
modern improvements. Garage II de-
sired. Telephone 47SG-J
New Britain herald., 1929-02-12
BUSINESS SERVICE

building and COnsesltuse ~
CHIMNEY repairing. general macon asd
plasterins work. Work guaranteed J. =
Killarney. ~ Newfieid Ave. Tel. 81.
ELECTRICAL contracting. wiring and -
pairing Of all kinda Coridan electric Co
13ls Corhin Ave. Telephone 32s5.
HOUSE WIRING Detimates furnished
Have your work done now. Barry 4
B1mforth. ~ Main 1t. Phone 3s0l.
PAUL ZEHI.ER-RoofeV. slate. graveI
asphalt. tin and shtnels roofA New
or repairing Phone 1850.
BARCLAY TILE L MARBLE CO.
TELEPHONE $500 N3 ARCH ST.
USED CARS
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STAR orrrCL crEN UNTIL II Pm.
RATES OUTSIDE 25-FILE RADIUS OF
WASHINGTON.

s-iine minimum.
I time Csc per line.
Z times, 23c per line.
Z times, 2lc per line. -.
an times or more consecutively. zoe per line.
advertisements under Personal. Sc per line
additional ,.... .- H..
1saitinore SIM end the New York Times VIII
he received over the Business Counter OF
Tre Star al regular rates.
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1926 Packard Club Sedan.
Excellent paint ard motor, bumpers and
shock DISORDERS. will give two new Fire
stone tires to- the buyer; trunk ON rear; se45
This is high-grade 6-cyl car.
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

CIV OLNNJ w
In order to protect its adj
xertisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far as
possible by The Star. Only
bona fde answers to advertise
1rents addressed to box numbers
in care of The Star will he de-
livered TO advertisers on pres
entation of the box number
ticket.
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
1928 CHRYSLER 62
LANDAU SEDAN.

This car has had excellent care.
splendid appearance and mechanically
right. A real buy for any one want
ing hrst-class transportation. Terms
your car in trade.
WALLACE MOTOR CO..
1909 / st. Decatur 22SO
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Then he quite forgot about crocodes in his aston
ishment at seeing dark loom suddenly be-
fore him. So close was it that few strokes brought
him UP to the thing when to his amaZement his
outstretched hand came in contact with a ships lad
der. AS the agile ape-man clambered over the yes
sells rail there came to his sensitive the sound
OF struggle at the opposite side of the deck. Noise
leSSly he sped across the intervening Snace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-27

1929 Pontiac Sport Phaeton.
=, Equipped with 6 wire wheels and 2 extra
tireS ana lock. trunk rack and Loveioy
Sold for $1,000. Our price, $3.50
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TAKE INVENTORY
or NOTPSEI

TAKE INVENTORY
OF YOURSELF.
This is the time of year when all bust
ness houses are taxing inventory. the wise
individual Will do the same in regard 10
himself. What have you accomplished in
the one. two, three or more years since I'm
ishing your schooling? Have you made any
Roadway? II you have not don't you think
II about time to take inventory and see
getting very, far with your old stock in
TRACE OF holding down position at I'M
skilled work. If SO. you would do, well TO
look about and enter a vocation where the
pay is better and the field promising in the
way OF advancement to better positions and
higher pay. Radio offers just such an
opening: 1t reoures only 10 months in which
to qualify for the work. and the cost is
not worth mentioning. Our Winter term
will begin on Monday, January 9Th, end our
books ere now open for enrollments, Bsar
in mind that we always Niece our STUDENTS
az soon as graduated Night classes, 7 to
weekly Payment 1880 cataio@ readg
LOOMS RADIO COLLEGE,
Americas Leading Radio
Institution.
405 9th ST. DISTRICT 1889. 27*
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The moon had risen and his keen eyes saw the
a force at work upon the ship the falling
of mighty hand upon the shoulder of each. They
voice questioned: whats the idea?" Before they
had time to reply, however, the woman, at the
sound of his voice. Sprang to her feet.
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ard and Pa ave.-ODonnell's Drug store.
9Th and Eye sts.-F. P. Weller's Pharmacy
1907 Nichols ave, Anaco5tta-Eealy's Drui
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1t happened that Tarzan sprang into the river
though the Kincaid not visible f him in the
dark night, the ship had drifted almost his
watery path. AS he swan he had vivid recolec-
tions of the last time he had swum in the waters of
the Ugambi and a sudden shudder shook the frame
of the giant But though he twice felt something
brush his lsgs from the Shiny depths beneath him,
nothing seized him.
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BARGAIN BASEMENT.

There is no excuse for any one
walking.