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girl behind him, bidding her flee. 1T Is useless"
she replied resgnedly. This is the end!" Now the
ape-man stood, half crouching The long Arab knife
glistened in the moonlight. The lion sprang Agile
and lghtnng.quick, Tarzan ,leaped aside.
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sTEARNs KNIGHT SEDAN. 4-door. 1928;
cost new over $4,000: We are offering this
charges, $l.35S.7o. See this unusual bar
gain at southern Motor Sales. Franklin dis
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SALE MISCELLANEOUS.


Thousand Address BOZ 939-K. Star once.
more n9v Wree KIN I sale GOvernment war no.
M fs in exesens eonation and Selling
rapidly: Just the thing for dwellings. ga !;
and
sls; good sash. 65c: complete windows. with
totes 1885, wa
fittings. $3.50. Also radiators and pipe. Many
O'ff5 COP KoSse Dept.
CASH REGISTER. National. new; sacrifice,
$3.50; cost S526. Georgia l945-J.
COPING and terra Gotta ornaments now
also f1 and 10.
cheap. Phone Herfurth. Alexandria 66. %.
Sook .ie xaams 7ssc l2auart sze
DAVENPORT toverstufedl; chair. mahog-
ator. beds. dresser. 1921 NV. North 1890
DESKS. chairs. safes. fiIes; cheapest prices
sth St. NV Metro. 774a
alss7. . s sss1s Ct Sss
gdn ss Yos It can nv also Mar. sfnt ss H Baum
E ENC and band saw for sale. Max s ys.
FLOOR CASES. clothing forms. window fix-
Bendheims. 3038 NJ st. NV. %.
FUR COAT. beautiful squirrel; cost $3.50 $3.50
cash si Lincoln s7ss-j ''.1' AZ.
FUR SAFE; large; originally $3.50; nov $3.50;
Can e. Ills Conn and aye ssswsen 10 and IL
evenings. 1852 18th st. NV. Apartment q.
FORNITuRE-New, custonl-made. 3-piece
sE 1aSs ssoS fof osy :u or
room suites very reasonable. New York
rdE se4 I snd
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ny; and bed room ON
gain prizes. Dawes TuInitgTsi sDeclalty
psxe z.t mar 1e'n ope BEN Til nsef Col, lo ss
FGRNITURE $3.50 moha!r living room
suite; irie7e cushions piecss' ne, new SITS;
At SIS: Saifins distance Govt. deDts RESI- 81:
dent manager. ais P st. NV. 20.
NJ. gss ,ss4 Of q:
FURNTTURE-3-piece apt. living room suite.
value :So for o $751; for
GAS RANGES; new and slightly used ~
sSs ssh rs g. ws.'
Call before pm. Edelin,, GIL 18th st.. ne.
Phone Atlantic 1914. 29s
LATHE (screw cuttins). boiler. tinsmith
tools, air compressor. motors, ice machine.
pumps. other articles; cheap. Herfurth En-
CINE Co., foot Duke ST.. Alexandria. 81.
OFFICE FURNTTURE-Desks, chairs, files;
new and used. Always bargains at Sham
mons. HOS st. NV. Phone Met. $3.50.
OFFICE FURNITURE from U. 8. Govt
Desks. chairs. file cabinets, tables; everything
for your office at great savings Washington
Salvage Co.. ONCE furn. dept. $40 9th St NV.
PIANO BARGAINS.-stier uprisht. Ike new;
condition; Steinway upright, reconditioned.
$3.50. Several uprights suitable for begin;
with our rent privileges In case Of purchase;
uprights for rent. Hugo Worch. lilo q ct.
NV. Established 1879.
PIANO, standard make; $3.50. Apt. 303. $3.50
PIPE. ORoAN-InstallinE new ORGAN, win
sacrifice old organ now In Washington
church. Samuel 8. Waters, church organ
builder. 100 10th ct. Sc. ace
RADIO SETS and al accessories. demon.
strstors and trade-ins, 50 up; speakers,
eliminators, cabinets. victrolas and combine.
tions: Smith's. 18th and Columbia Cd.
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HELP---MEN.
(COntinued.)

SECURITY SALESMANAGER
A local security dealer needs q hish-cal-
iber man with ability to- organize and super
well as selling ability is essential. Satisfac-
tory arrangements will be made on an over
riding basis. Telephone District 0409 Tor APP
pointment
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STUFF Convertible Straight Cabriolet
Coupe-Rumble seat: run only $500 miles.
Cost $4,000 Absolutely perfect condition
Jet black and carmine red. Just like new
in appearance and condition. If you really
want bargain in a fine, car at the cost of
an ordinary car. phone Jack Hines, Cleve-
land 1854. for appointment 29s
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YOUNG MAN,
ABOUT % YEARS OLD.
COMMERCIAL WORK.
LARGE LOCAL COMPANY.
SALARY. EXCELLENT
FUTURE.
BUSINESS PERMANENTLY
LOCATED IN CITY.
GIVE PHONE NUMBER
AND REFERENCES.
ADDRESS BOX 53-M, STAR
OFFICE.
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REQ FLYING CLOUD COUPE, 1928 with
rumble seat; new tires. original finish like
new; fully equipped and well worth more
than 1895; terms and trade. The Trew
Motor Co.. 1909 14th st. NV.
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REQ FLYING CLOUD SPORT COUPE. 1923.
every way: cream wire wheels. black body
with with cream trim very sporty and an UNI
The Trew Motor Co. 1909 18th. Dec. 1910.
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MOON 1928 FoUR-DooR SEDAN; this car
wheels and seat covers: the body on this
car e was built by the Pullman Co. Of Amer
SIPS in cash or your old car to trade and
drive this ear home: bal. IS per week ASK
or MI. Wilkins. Dick Murphy. Inc, 1924
halOrama I'd. n Gnndavr
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MEN GA rare opportunity
awaits few ambitious and neat ap-
pearing men under IS; guaranteed
salary during short training period,
which prepares you for unusually
high paid work. AT 10 am. tomor-
row see Mr.. Sauriol. 4th floor, Po-
tomac Electric Appliance Co., 18th
and c SITS. NV.
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NASH 1928 CONVERTIBLE COUPE. special s;
new Duco paint; motor perfect; tires excel
lent. Let us demonstrate. Priced low.
Ierms. Emerson d Orme, 18th and NJ SITS.
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PEERLESS COUPE, 1927, rumble seat: motor
excellent; good tires; fully equipped
Priced low. Terms. Emerson & Orme, 18th
and NJ SITS. NV. "
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STUFF 8 SEDAN. 1927 completely rebuilt
and guaranteed: paint. tires, interior good;
forced to sell for 800: no trades. Phone
National ITO. Branch 225. 9 to 4:3O 29s
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NASH SEDAN. 1927; paint. tires and general
condition excellent; fully equipped and can
ne be duplicated at 1925: terms. The Trew
Motor Co.. 1909 18th st, Decatur 1910
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carefully used; in best of condition: 6 Wire
wheels tra tender wells and trunk; many ex-
trade. The Washington Cadillac Co. 113s
Connecticut ave. Decatur 5000. Open eve
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NASH VICTORIA. 1929; perfect condition.
Telephone North 1929. Apt. 2. 27s
NASH 400 SEDAN. late 1929; small mileage;
$780, with new-car guarantee; terms to suit;
will trade. Decatur 1875
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HEIP-MEN AND WOMEN.

sTENOGRAPHERS. competent. capable Of
taking dictation 100 words, per minute; ap-
ply in own handwriting, listing experlence
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SHOE.SHINE, clothes-pressing and hat
cleaning parlor. fully equipped: best location
in Washington: terms to suit. ABBY Mr
RATTERY tire radio, greasing service sta
ton for sale; lease; service truck. 2-car ga.
rage: corner location in NV. Address Box
TAILORING SHOP for sale, corner Of 10th
and < SITS. NV; account Of sickness; con;
sell the above place ut one-third Of the ac-
tual cost. Call District 6164 or Columbia
1899. -------------------
store suitable for sale of stationery and
greeting cards. Address r. 3. O.. s1s ALT
son ct. NV. "a.
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OLpSMOBILE-s20o deposit on new auto
,,Oidsmobile). Make offer. F. NJ. Settle.
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PONTIAC COACH. 1929. latest model: looks
and runs like new: s675. terms: Guaranteed
See Mr.. Barnes. 1929 14th st. NV. Decatur
1890. Open until Q q m
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SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
nnAinman

neariy. new: viii sacrihce. 1883 Newton 81
NV: APP: :. ,=,,,, -,
T 1S Har1iii 1855 st. NV. Apt. los.
RUGS, Chinese and Oriental. room size,
2020 Fla. ave. second floor.
s 81 fss5.9 semler' sacrifice $50 ds0r-
SETTEE, fumed oak. $l2; armchair, $3.50:
seSS brown leather
SEWING MAcHINEsmRrophsad s Mag SIS;
$40 others at IS; all guar. New machines.
ms seR Mc shop SIS 1nse
STORE FIxTURES-show cases wall cases,
counters. shelving, tables. chairs cash regis
xer and eaup
ment of every description. Edgar Baum,
Inc, 9l4 st. NV.
TUXEDO. good as new. with fancy vest;
c caam 500 7d new sell slo' Phone after Pm
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. Georeie
me mSs sdv an ss7s mos s2
TYPEWRITERS-Amer Typewriter Co.
sons M Ea.. Re GsDt td g. 1ason e.
Open evenings.
TYPEWR1TERs- Buy, IS per month, UNDER
sbe an sss sds d S ha
save money cail Metropolitan se74 for
ing: Standard Typewriter Exchange. s2s
TYPEWRITERs and adding machines for
rent. l.. c. Smith and Corona; high-grade,
late-model, standard keyboard machines;
asea
lie. Smith Corona TypewriteTs: Inc;
TYPEWRITERS--Fine guaranteed rebuilts
at reasonable prices; nothing sold or rented
ss rs not s $685. 18th ~ Pa.s
VACUUM CLEANERS No. 9. Royal,
ers Rent cleaners. s si.5o day. Bass. parts
Vacuum Cleaner Shop, l4o4 Girard. Adams
VS. 5esh console eo. %Sds ap s Co. s sss05s
thedral ave. Columbia llss-w. 90.
saeTss s ssRsS1s ST.
TENT FOR SALE CHEAP.
Umbrella khaki tent. good as new; feet.
and WINDOW oS Cali Lincoln ' 4452 between 0
"'-" 4o4 Seward So. Sc. First Floor.
DOGS, PETS. ETC.
WIRE HAIRED TERRIER. male, pedigreed;
months. Phone Nat. 1888. 28s
CANARY Just received from zeppelin; also
by steamer good parrots, monkeys, rabbits,
guinea pigs mice, rats and fine collection
OF gold and tropical fishes. Aquariums, cages.
Schmid's Pet Emporium. 7l2 18th st. NV.
BOSTON TERRIERS. pedigreed. two months
old. Call Columbia 1890, Apartment 62l.
POLICE PUPPIES. months old. healthy.
registered stock; SIS and $40. 500 Tulip
ave, Takoma Park. Shepherd 2638-J.
BIRDS BOARDED.
Called for and Delivered.
ATHERTONS PET SHOP. 612 st. NV.
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BOATS.

yacht, motor and hull perfect. 2-cyl. hid
Standard; $1,000. H. L. Crawford. yelling
ton villa. Va. Alex. 27-F-2. 26s
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iamily use; stop and give this .ad some
bought on the famous G. NJ. A. C. time
payment plan.' with your old car taken in
trade. Ask for Mr.. wilkins. Dick Murphy.
Inc. 1924 Kalorama rd. NV; open Sundays.
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AUTOMOBILES by auction at Weschler 5,
$40 Pa. ave. NV, every Wednesday and
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AVIATION.
We can place trained men Immediately.
The Aviation School of America gives the
training. You complete your course in well
equipped shops: under some Of the best in
you would be required to tear down ana
rebuild complete aeroplanes and motors. do
splicing, welding, fabric work. etc. Your
instruction is the best and the rates no
more. Last class at Summer rates starts
AL AViATioN School OF AMERICA
1903 10th St. NV. Shops. 307 18th st:
Open Evenings Until PM. IT
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FIVE NEW CARS at secondhand prices
Graham-Paise sedan. $3.50; Nash sedan,
$685. Chevrolet sedan, $3.50. All are current
models. Have been used only few miles
Can't be told from new. and carry full new
car guarantees. Open till 0 pm. for demon
stration and appraisal OF used cars. 18
Graham-Paige Sales and Service, 80 New
York ave. ne. 2Ss
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Neper man original recommendations phen
ansHertng advertisements tor employment.
Use COPIES
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Ia SALE CONVERTIBLE COUPE. six wire
Wheels, rumble seat: beautiful car: small
car IN trade; terms. Phone Met. 4577 or
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statesmen, 3, at once, to sell
Majestic radios, the worlds
greatest seller. Good commits
sions and bonus; also best 60
operation. Big money for work.
ers. Apply at once, H. c. Flem-
ing Motor Co., Hyattsville, Md.
28*
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OAKLAND COUPE. 1927 One-piece full
crown tenders in original finish. headlight
loot control; new-type single adjustment
pressure valve, interchangeable bronze
backed bearings. air cleaner. oil filter, rub
per- Der siisnced chassis. HARMONIC balances
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, MAN WANTED.
Large corporation which has maintained
offices in Washington for several years and
has q well established local business desires
the services Of a ,wide-awake. energetic
is an opportunity for the right man to
establish himself IN 2 permanent business business
Sales experience is not necessary II you
measure up to our standard in other ways.
address Box 467.K, star once. -.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.
YOUNG LADY, motoring to, Calf, wishes
congenial passenger who would enjoy seeing
things en- route. Phone North 9427 or De-
catur 800, Apt. 623 after 8.
MIAMI, $23; Tampa, S21; Atlanta. $l3; Jack
son, $40; Tulsa, $40; Elmira, So; K. c., Den.
yer. California. Travel Bureau, Franklin
NATURAL BRIDGE. Shenandoah Valley,
Caverns, Monticello and Fredericksburg, Aug
31-Sept. 2; r. T., $40; coaches and private
cars: Other week end tours to ,, White ,S sui
kins Glen. For complete information phone
Decatur 5000, Br. sos. 500
GENTLEMAN desires transportation by mo-
turn about Sept. 8. Phone Columbia 37S3.
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JORDAN LINE 4-DOOR SEDAN: here is a
USED car with real transportation virtues:
used very little and is now in our Duco plant
to be completely ref1nished; come in and
see this car: make a deposit and select your
own color for the body; it also can be Dur
Chased on the famous G. NJ A. c. time pay
ment plan. with your old car taken in trade
ASK for Mr.. wilkins. Dick Murphy. Inc
l724 Kalorama I'd NV. open Sundavs
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District National Guard

All preparations have been completed
for the participation of the National
Guard OF the District of Columbia in the
parade tomorrow as part of the cere-
monies incident to the Inauguration Of
Herbert Hoover as President. For the
last several weeks the officers and men
of the various units composing the local
militia have been working necessarily
getting the clothing and equipment
ready. Much of the clothing and some
OF the equipment, such as web belts,
had to be laundered, and rifles and
other accouterments had to be shined.
While the Guard has been prepared
for heavy weather by the preparation of
the overcoats, which are only issued to
the men on special occasions, it will not
be known until early tomorrow morning
whether the organizations will parade
with or without this covering. All unit
commanders have been instructed to
communicate with the brigade head
quarters not later than 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning for instructions as to
these.
Every unit of the Guard has been
ordered out. The largest unit in the
parade will be the 12lst Regiment OF
Engineers, commanded by Col John w
Oehmann. The other units will be the
260th Battalion of Coast Artillery, COM
manded by Maj. Walter w. Burns; the
29th Division, Headquarters Troops,
commanded by Maj E. H. Grove; the
29th Division, Military Police Company,
commanded by Second Lieut.. William F..
Roy, and Company A, 372d Infantry,
commanded by Capt. Arthur C. New
man.
Altogether there will be about 1000
District militiamen in the line Of march.
and it will be the first time that they
have paraded in public in the streets of
Washington for several years. They
formerly were shown off to the local
public at least once year when they
marched to their entraining points for
their annual encampments, but not
since the institution of the practice of
sending them to camp in busses.
The various units have been putting
in some long infantry drill periods. so
that they might execute the movements
with ease during the parade and show
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Nut Buns.

Dissolve two yeast cakes and one
tablespoonful Of sugar in one cupful
OF lukewarm water. Add three cup
fuls of sifted -four and beat until
smooth, add six tablespoonfuls of
shortening and half cupful of sugar
thoroughly creamed and three eggs
beaten until light. Gradually add four
cupfuls OF sifted flour, or enough to
make moderately soft dough, and half
a teaspoonful of salt. Turn onto a
bread board. knead lightly, then place
in creased bowl, cover and set aside
in warm place to rise for about two
hours. Roll out in an oblong piece one
fourth inch thick. Brush with melted
butter. Sprinkle with brown sugar,
cinnamon and chopped nut meats.
Either pecans. hickory nuts or English
walnuts are suitable. Roll up length
wise and with scissors cut of half-inch
pieces. Place in creased muffin tins,
cover and let rise for one hour, or until
light. Just before placing in the oven,
glaze with egg diluted with milk and
bake for 25 minutes. Ice while hot
with plain icing ana sprinkle with nut
meats.
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Pvt. Ralph E. Beller, Company C..
121st Engineers, has been ordered hon.
orably discharged from the local Guard
on his own application. to permit him to
enlist in the United States Army
Corpl. John T. Linkins, Company d.
121st Engineers, has been ordered re-
duced to the grade. of private, on rec
concentration of his company COM
mander, according to regimental orders
filed in the brigade headquarters.
Two units of the local Guard not onlv
reached the superior classification in
attendance for last week, but they
reached the top notch with 100 per
cent of the men on their rolls present,
according to figures on drill attendance
compiled and made public by the bril-
gade headquarters. They were the
Headquarters Detachment, 29th Divi-
sion, Special Troops. and the Medical
Artillery. Another unit also reached
this class. It was the 29th Division
Military Police Company, which has for
many weeks been dragging the bottom
classifications. Last week its report
showed up with enough men to reach
percentage of 1856, and it was the
first time since the beginning of The
present drill year tnaC 1t has reached
this group. The Headquarters Detach-
ment, Goth Division, has been In the
superior class 10 times since the cur
rent drill year began. the report states,
and the figures show that it's nearest
competitor for these attendance honors
Is the Medical unit of the Coast Ar
tillery. 1t has been there seven times
during the year, but the latter unit, ac-
cording to the compilation, has never
been lower than the very satisfactory
rating, while the other top-notcher has
been at various times in all the groups,
including the bottom one, of very un-
satisfactory"
The other units of the Guard. In their
respective classifications, with attend
ance percentages, follow:
Excellent-Band, 121st Engineers,
1857; Headquarters Detachment, 26Oth
Coast Artillery, $780, Headquarters and
Service Company. 121st Engineers. 85.11.
Very Observation-Disclosures De-
tachment, goth Division. 1881: Com
pany c, 121st Engineers, 1856; Quarter
master Corps Detachment, $500; Com
pany A, 372d Infantry, 70.42.
sfactory-Company D, 121st En-
gineers. 6615; Company A. 121st Engi-
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Dora broke in. Bunny, why can't we
cut this cheap thieving altogether? It
is making nervous wreck OF me. I
hate til"
He looked at her.
why not?" he asked lazily. What
Is ten thousand to you and me? We
could live without this kind of work"
Il could, at any rate" she muttered.
How? With your needle? Or posi-
bly, by giving piano lessons to the musi-
cal bourgeoisie? Or perhaps by your
art? forget how much per week you
were earning when I drifted across
you"
She looked away from him, her lips
tightly pressed together.
WAS it f3 or "a week." he went on.
IT remember that it was some fabulous
sum. You were not particular how you
climbed into the big type and the prin-
cipals salary"
you might discuss that when we are
alone" she said, with resentful glance
at Bill Stanford.
bill knows all about it. I've known
William longer than I have known
Dora, and, speaking generally, he has
played the game a little straighter."
She leaped up from her chair, her
face white with passion.
How dare you say that!" she
stormed. II have stood by you through
thick and thin. You pretended to let
bygones rest and then you throw your
beastly suspicious up in my face. Is
that your idea of playing the game?"
He made no reply. his dark eyes
looking at her speculatively.
II am sorry" he said. but without
any great heartiness. You see how
absurd it is to talk about cheap thiev-
ing. There isn't any other kind. I
am thief by nature, with talents be-
yond the ordinary. It sounds as
though am being foolishly boastful,
but it is true to say am the cleverest
burglar In London. There isn't house
I couldn't get into or escape from. I
can climb bare walls like a cat, but it
isn't necessary that I should. prefer
genteel robbery, which is just robbery,
anyway. I stole you into prosperity,
and even the price of the wedding ring
goes back to larcency. Lots of men
would have gone honest just about
where that ring had to be bought.
Think that OUT
She was about to say something but
changed her mind and stalked out of
the room without word.
She was in bed when he came into
the room and pretended to be asleep.
She saw him gather his pajamas, dress
Ing gown and slippers and go out clos
ing the door softly behind him and
the sound of the second bedroom door
opening and closing came to her. Dora
sat up in bed suddenly, a panic In her
breast. Martin Elton had never done
that before.
(To Be Continued Tomorrow
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themselves off at their best Fortunate
ly, the weather in the past few weeks
has been mild, SO that the troops could
be taken in the open near the armory
for the purpose Of drill, for they have
not one place where company of in
fantry could do any drilling inside the
unsatisfactory quarters which they oc-
cupy under the misname of an armory
Several of the unit commanders have
threatened their men with court-martial
if they fail to present themselves for
duty on the parade day, although the
general order for the parade says that
this duty will not be classed as an
armory drill
All of the units armed with the rife
will be paraded with fixed bayonets, &C
cording to the order, and the coast ar
tillery unit will be the only one to have
rolling equipment in the parade. II
will have two anti-aircraft guns, drawn
by tractors. Efforts were being made
last Tuesday night to obtain permission
for the ambulance of the two medical
department units to be present, not only
for display purposes, but for emergency
use. Every unit will be dismounted. All
officers will wear white gloves and olive
drab shirts. Every 'one is to be per-
mitted to wear all authorized decora-
tions, medals and badges.
The units will be formed at their re-
spective armories early tomorrow morn
ing for inspection prior TO the parade
and will be marched to the rendezvous
points, and during the parade this Sec
ton will be headed by the band of the
121st Regiment of Engineers, the only
musical organization in the local Guard
Officers at the brigade headquarters
have been busy for the past several
weeks preparing the details for the par
ticipation of the Guard, one of the
busiest being Capt. Fletcher F. Berns-
dorff, who has been looking after the
preparation of clothing and the issue OF
overcoats. Many of the men who were
originally issued misfit clothing have
had it changed, so that there could be
no criticism of the appearance of the
organization from this standpoint, de-
spite the fact that they only have
available lot of war material.