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ence. Acting on suggestions from M.
Young. President Hoover called Treas
ury and congressional leaders into coh-
sultation at the White House. The re-
suit was IN cf1sr to reduce by about
one million dollars the annui;ies which
Germany Is Obligated to pay for our
Rhine Army occupation costs. Against
the be ckgTound Of tbs roundly five hun
drcd million. dollars per annum in
"olred in the Paris d cussi-ns our re-
hstn propcrsl is inccns'dersb,e.
But its Vs'ue li-s in Its moral rather
than its financial vo,ume. The United
States seeks, in other words, to point
the way to compromise. no man in the
world has ? shrew6,er realization Ct the
necessity Of European economic rccor-
cry than President Hoover. n, reasons
wisely that an ounce of concession now
may produce tens of dividends later in
the way Of a speedler establishment
of normal conditions over there"
Secretary Mellon sasely observed some
years ago that Stabilized and pros
porous Europe is worth more to America
than all our war debts. 1t may he per-
t!nsnt to suggest. in that connection,
that the modest concession we have Of
fered by way Of example to Germanys
other creditors is not, and is not intend
Cd 10 be, a precedent as regards Eu-
ropes debts to the United states. Any
hopes on that score abroad. or any
fears here at home, are undoubtedly
headed for the rocks. The United
States has moved. and moved solely. in
the direction of repers tons p.ace, and
not toward debt revision.
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torisl nomination in 1852. If she does.
she will BE- following in the footsteps
of Mrs. Ruth Hanna Mccormick OF
Illinois. also a memosr Of the House.
who has announced her intention OF
running fer the Senate next year
Sooner or later a woman seems bound
to break into the Senate of the United
States. Mrs. Ovens father. the late
William Jennings Bryan. had an am
bition to enter the Senate from the
State OF Florida, which he made his
residence several years before his q ? IN.
posed by Col. Bryan had he lived. II
Is Senator Fletcher who comes up for
reelection in 1899, and against whom
II is Possible EIrs. Gwen may make the
race,
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That Makes II Bad.

From the Toronto Dolly Star.
The trouble with the Mexicans is tina;
they are 50 placed geographically that
they have nobody to fight With excnr
each other.
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kniglted-Or "Mourned."

From the Akron Beacon journal.
Men aren't knighted in America, but
Il means about Che same thing when
they get their first invitation to address
a graduating class.
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And They Always Will.

rrcn the Syracuse Herald.
Even though motor cars can run more
than two hundred miles an hour on
regular course, locomotives are still
beating them to the grade crossings.
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That's No Indncement.

From the New York sun.
Northwestern University plans to es-
tablisii school to train men to "outwit
master criminals" II will be situated
convenient to Chicago, consequently will
not lack laboratory material.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-22
The Banks Are. Too.

From the Detroit News
Except for rounding up the pay
ma sters. the matter of ne Mexican revo-
luton seems TO be out we'll cleaned Up
at this time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-22

1t was assumed that AL Smith had
reformed Tammany. Only time can
show whether h. must be ranked with
other disappointed idealists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-22

Even Wall Street csnrot promise 70
make the man who needs advice against
gambling quite IS happy as tn" on" VINO
selected the right stock for purchase
Of the right time.
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SHOOTING STARS.
BIT rHrLANpEa JOHNSON.

Pessimism Of C0iumnism.
In days OF yore
The "Kollumist"
With smiles would score.
No reader missed
The gentle quips
Where Fancy strayed
With laughing lips
Through LIES parade.
He now portrays
War and finance,
And turns our gaze
To each grim chance.
There Is no man
In all the list
Who's gloomier than
The "Kollumist!"
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President Hoover goes fishing with
ou the accompaniment OF cameras. A
true fisherman likes to do his own bragg
ging and limit it to close circle OF
friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-22

The weather man holds no real au-
thority that would enable him, assum-
ing that he might b. mercenarily IN
clined, to b. subsidized even by so large
an enterprise as circus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-22

Questions Of social precedence will
hardly become so significant as to re-
ouire tn. appointment Of commission
TO settle them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-22

Many photographs are taken Of Mus
solini. He may be little naughty, but
he Is not camera shy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-22

Poison gas will end warfare, in the
opinion Of some exper S. by leaving no.
body alive to carry on the fighting.
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But lis Fatfeninc.

rreni IT.. Rochester Times-Union.
A magazine article, prAising exercise,
says boxing increases the reach. SO
does seardirs, and rs less strenuous.
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Strictly Business.

A Business Doctor" came to town,
And round us threw a dizziness:
But when he hollcr-d for Cash Down.
We knew he knew his business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-22

"A poor man may be very wise" said
Hi Ho, the sage Of China town, yet his
poverty shows that even Wisdom may
be indiscreet."
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Telling the World,

Whats your boy Josh doing now?"
Maxim the world set up an listen, -
said Farmer Corntcssel, proudly.
"A statesman"
mo. Radio announcer"
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Oar Is so much illesality goin' on in
get,in' supplies" said Uncle Eben, dat
rs afraid dat most any Sunday rs
gineter meet an oficer inquirin whether
wes got bootleg chicken dinner"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-22

It is sincerely hoped that stories Of
plotting to kidnap Miss Morrow will be
traced to some Hollywood press agent,
naoved by adnirlng enthusiasm to rem
der service gratis.
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The Evening star Newspaper Compsn,


~ Rate by Carrier Within the City.
The Evening star ~ as rer month
TIE Evenine ana Sundag star
o, 1tWhtn 4 kundestI ... ~ soc per month
IRE Evening and SUNDAY star
. tWhen s SundaysI. 65c per month
T,he SUNDAY S.ar Sc per eopy
called Ter made At tire erd ~ CacN r1cnth.
O.eers ray be sent IN hy mail or Telephone
NAin 5000
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Irresistible Intrusion.

Irresistible Intrusion.
My Radio! My Radio!
You fill me with delight.
The old alarm clock out throw,
And stay awake all night!
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Playing Safe.

Playing Safe.
"You have made your remarks very
long!"
That's where I play safe" answered
Senator Sorghum. They 60 unchal-
lensed, because no one who appreciates
the value Of time will undertake to I'M
derstand them for purposes of contra
diction."
Jud Tunkins says he had such high
hopes when he bought gold brick that
for couple Of days he really got his
moneys worth.
Irresistible Intrusion.
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n States and Canada.


TNs Aesocta'ea PrSss Is exclusively entitled
- tre uSe for reouSlica zion Of Gil rows els
i,.eFes rradireh to it or not otherwise cred
res ~ iris eaper and alro the t"cal rev.
rriSiisreS herein. All rights nf n'lhlir'1fSn ~
ssssi.l di4netcSAs herein are also reserved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-22

There is talk in some quarters of
the probability OF Florida having
woman candidate for the Senate with
In the next two or three years. Mrs
Ruth Eryan Owen. who last year was
elected q member Of the House, and Is
now serving her first term, may, 1t Is
caid, become candidate for the sena-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-22

Ccory.saht. 1897
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-22

Q. who was the first Unitcd States
hmbsssad or?-y. II.
A. Thomas Francis Bayard was the
first United States Ambassador. He was
Ambassador to Great Britain from 1898
to 1897.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-22

@. How many school teachers are
there in the United Ssatcs7-M. r.
A. There are 1880 male teachers
ana SIS, $50 female teachers. total Of
el4.15a. The teaching departments are
divided into prirnarr, secondary and
h'rhhr learning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-22

q. Do the musicians in the Navy
Band have to serve part Of their en-
listment at sea?-C. v. r.
A. II Is not required.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-09

Leaping from the tangled vegetation of the jungles
rim came huge panther. with blazing eyes and
barred fangs. And in his wake score of ponder
erect upon their short bowed legs their long arms
reaching to the ground the frightful horde ad-
vanced. The beasts of Tarzan had come in answer
to his call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-09
SITUATION-WOMEN.

TYpIST, dictaphone operator, desires posi-
ton, experienced: references furnished. Ad-
dress Box 6l-C. Star once. g.
UNDERGRADUATE NURSE wants invalid to
care for; will help with homework; reason
able terms. Address Box l48-C, Star once.
l0s
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Yet with their own eyes they had seen this white
man open his mouth to pour forth his awful cry
moment they hesitated. There came mighty
crashing in the jungle behind them. AS they looked
in the direction of this noise. there broke upon
their startled vision a sight that may we'll have
Ua
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-09
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.
HELP-WOMEN,

SPECIAL PREPARATION FOR CENSUS Of
fee exams The Civil Service Preparatory
School. Sc. cor. 18th & r SITS NV. Met. 6337.
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No wonder the Wagambi blacks scattered for their
lives Heavy spears were hurled and apes went
down, never to RISE Sheeta'S tearing claws ripped
and tore at black hides Akut's yellow tusks found
the throat of more than one glistening savage And
Tarzan of the Apes here, there and everywhere,
urging his fierce allies, and himself taking a
heavy toll with his keen knife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-09
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLOYMENT ANENOAES.
RUPHERS' EXCHANGE-Honest, reliable do
nestle help by day week or month; rel. IN
vestigated. Decatur 1851. 1887 18th NV
de2s
STENOGRAPHERs. BOORKEEPERS. TYP.
i,40O firms that use this once regularly as
their employment dept In the past nye
years we have placed 3.7ol people in once
positions No charge unless placed. WASH
ington Employment Exchange, 2l4 NAT. PresS
Bldg, 18th and r. District 1880.
NOTICE - National Personnel Bureau i7i9
X 81 NV Competent help Furnishing DAILY
Rl1sitions open daily. District Se2i:.
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MAN, splendid opportunity, have car and
restaurants; TO handle a vitality necessary
line Of food slicers, choppers, etc, in Wash
1ngton and vicinity, for the largest and
most widely known company in the busi-
ness. Substantial earnings and exceptional
opportunity for advancement. Address Box
1850. Star once. l0s
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MAN. reliable, for farm labor House, fire.
wood and garden spot furnished Apply at
Conger,s Laundry. 23rd & New York ave. NV.
MAN for small dairy in nearby Va. Address
Box nc. Star office 1ns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-09

MAN TO sell radios. standard make; real
proposition to q producer. Apply Neale &
Co. 36 Wilson blvd. Clarendnn. Va
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than 500 miles: can be bought at subStan-
tial reduction; new-car guarantee. 370l 18th
st NV Phone Col 394o
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MANAGER for shoe store; must have chain
store experience. with best reference Write
stating age, present capacity and salary; ali
information held in strictest CONFIDENCE
Address Box ESQ., Star Office Zoe
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JANITOR, colored, single, experienced: must
nave references; $50 month and quarters
Address Box alb. Star ONCE.
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PONTIAC COACH. 1929 model; in Al condi-
ton; driven months by company execu-
tive; cash or can arrange to finance; $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-09

MAN with some knowledge of machinery
and ability to handle men, for foreman of
small manufacturing plant Address Box
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carefully by original owner and ideal car
for the Winter; 1925. Wisconsin Motor Co..
726 18th NV
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PEERLESS SPORT COUPE, latest ls37..Idke
new in every way; business depression forces
sale; $3.50; apply 1907 d st. sc. Phone
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DON'T GAMBLE!
Bury With Confidence.

Every car in the place represents
good investment. Some almost
new, others have been reconditioned
to give new car service. Your in
sPection of the following list of cars
will convince you of the condition
and values offered at this sale. All
cars guaranteed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-09

PACKARD COUPE, 5-pasS. in AL condi-
ton anG appearance; has disc wheels and
trunk; your car in trade; terms. The wash
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PONTIAC PASSENGER COUPE, 1929
Used less than 1900 miles; like new in every
terms and small car in trade. Call Lincoln
1872 Bury Motor Co., 2204 Nichols ave. sc.
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SALE AUTOMOBILES.

OLDSMOBILE, 1927 de luxe landau sedan;
neat appearance and performance OF this
car will satisfy the most diseriminating
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-09

STUDEBAKER COACH, 1926; a staunch and
dependable car that will move quickly at
1895; new tires. Dodge Used Car Dept'
1909 14Lh ct Dec 1910
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-09

ELECTRICIAN. experienced, with knowledge
OF wiring in District; state salary. phone,
wnere employed. Address Box 1850, Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-09

PEERLESS SEDAN, I928-6-6O. All new
any demonstration. 5000 terms, Apt: 2S,
1905 18th st. NV. Potomac 2285-W. 10s
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PONTIAC COUPE. 1928; 5000 miles; new
tires, leather pholstering; fully guaranteed;
s445; terms Hults. 1917 18th st. NV.
PONTIAC 1929 SEDAN, two-door; only.
months old; must sell at once, leaying city;
completely financed and insured; small
office TO-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-09

MEN, experienced, on
magazine proposition. Apply Woman's Home
Companion Reading Club, sos International
Bldg. 1919 st
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STUDEBAKER COMMANDER. Early 1926
cash. 223 9Th Sc. Lin. 1913. lie
STUDEBAKER SEDAN, late model-Very
good condition.; $50. Phone Hyattsyiile
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MEN t3), at once; prefer men with some
SeLhng experience. Apply Room 3, elS
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: OIIUAIIUN-WUNE !.
CHILDS NURSE desires position in home
to care for children; hospital experience.
Columbia 6574.
GIRL. colored. wants place as elevator
operator or days work. 329 gath st. ne.
King Park, d. C.
NURSE, practical. care Of invalid; .eficient
h nS6rsss ma anx Iia-c no Star nf1ee o.
STENOGRAPHER, competent, young, after
noon work: , years legal and general ex-
Address Box IS4-C, Star once,
STENOGRAPHER- SECRETARY. 10 years
experience, desires permanent position;
crate salary to start Phone Adams 15ii-J
Address BOX 100-C. Star ONCE. TO-
TYPTST desires position, experienced; knowi-
edge OF shorthand Address BOX lac, star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-09

GROCERY CLERK, experienced, must have
good reference for frst-class trade Apply
sunbeam Market. 1924 North Capitol st.
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PLYMOUTH ROADSTER. l929-With rum.
BILE seat. Finished in yellow with natural
some one at $445. Dodge Used-Car Dept,
1909 14th st. Dec. 1910.
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SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

WOOD, pine boards, cut any length; S2.5o
and So a load. delivered. j. J. Ready, 70
Jackson st. ne. Main 1006.
WOOD-Oak, seasoned, cut any length, SIG
cord. Phi. Clar. 2194, and pm. Q. b.
Munson, Arlington, Va.
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HELP---MEN.

AGENTS for Christmas cards make big
profits. Our fine assortment, II In box, IS
best seller Colonial Studio, 1871 Taibert
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CARPENTER, or man handy with tools, for
plain work. only moderate-priced man need
apply; also painter. G. H. Shannon, Fort
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BEAUTY PARLORS.

MARCEIs, s25c AND SOC; SHAMPOO, csc !
soc; all other work nominal prices. M
BELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, BIT 14th st. n.
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ANTIQUE CHESTS OF DRAWER. refr-
ished. SIS and up; special SALE SIS 10th
st. NV.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1929-05-23

Saturday. They were unable to
find their father or brother and re-
turned to Waseca for help.
Sheriff. Wadd and a deputy found
the body of the father in the farm
yard with Earnest's body nearby.
Ida died Sunday in a hospital here.
Sheriff Wadd was aided in the
investigation by Waseca sauthori-
ties and it was announced that
three investigators from the state
bureau of criminal apprehension
would arrive here today
Hammer Victims Buried
Waseca, May %. = Townspeople
and farmers left their business
houses and farms today and filled
the Sacred Heart Catholic Church
here to pay their final respects to
a neighbor and friend, julius
Schuch, and his two small children,
Eda and Ernest, who Saturday
were struck down by blows from a
maniac's hammer.
More than $500 thronged the
church at 9 a. m. to mourn silently
at the biers of their neighbor and
his children, while 1000 other far
mers and business men--the church
filled-stood outside, their heads
barred, in memory of the dead.
Two small white collins and a
larger black one were placed be-
fore the altar of the church. Doors
of the church remained open, and
the deep tones of the organ filled
the quiet street on which the
church faces, while the words of
Father j. j. Treanor, white haired
priest, rolled faint but clear to the
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Airplane Engine
Furnishes Thrill
CONTINUED From Page One)


planes found me and report
ed me safe. After an hour
and a halls work on the en-
CINE it worked 0. X. and I
flew out again to the Sara
toga and landed aboard. All
the other planes had been
there sometime. When I got
down to the wardroom for
lunch everyone let out a
cheer and wanted to know all
about it-so all in all I had
sort of an exciting day.
I think we will fly this af-
ternoon and will anchor at
Long Beach about 5 o'clock
for over the week end-I will
try to get ashore and look
up the Penhoels-but I have
a watch sometime tomorrow.
Monday and Tuesday we go
out again. They are having
farce battle practice. All the
ships fire everything they
have. Everyone says it is a
spectacle worth seeing. I
am flying a photographer to
record the firing. We have
to go up to 1000 feet to get
above the trajectorries of the
big shells. We return to San
Diego Tuesday or Wednes-
day morning. Haven't much
other news, we are kept
4 very busy. ~
Two months more and I
will be home. Am very anx-
ious to get back, but this has
been a great year.
My love to all,
Leon.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1929-05-23

The Frontiersman, Bindloses.
The Flying Squad, Wallace.
Simple People, Marshall.
Good Gestes, Wren.
The Short Stories of II. G. Wells
Wells.
Irving Cobb at His Best, Cobb.
Seven Modern Comedies, Lord Dun
say.
We Believe in Immortality, Strong
Dodsworth, Lewis.
The Spite Fence, Sampson.
The Buffer, Rice.
They Still Fall in Love, Williams.
The Devil and the Deep Sea, Jor-
dan.
Belinda, Belloc.
Awake and Rehearse, Bromfield.
The Prince Serves His Purpose,
Miller.
Lovely Ducklings, Hughes.
America Character, Erskine.
Fear, Oliver.
The Years Between, Veval and Las
Recollections of an Immigrant.
LELAND.
Hows and Why's of Human Be
havior, Dorsey.
Falsehood in Wartime, Ponsonby.
How to Criticise Books, Jones.
A. Trilogy-Kristin Lavrauedatter,
Sigrice Undset.
Much Loved Books: Best Sellers of
the Ages, Bennett.
The Spirit of American Literature,
Macy.
How to Study Pictures, Coffin.
The Art of Thinking, Dimnet.
"Dodsworth," Sinclair Lewis lat
est novel, is among the number of
books added. The chief character
in the book, it is understood, is an
American business man-an auto
manufacturer
He is not of the Rabbit type, but
has wife who is problem
Dodsworth sells his business and
takes his family to Europe where
his wife's social aspirations and all
around giddiness taxes the patience
of her husband. Book reviewers
have given the Sank Centre au.
thor's latest work very favorable
consideration.
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Treat for Lovers
of Good Fiction
Continued From Page One)

(COnI1nueQ from rage OHoJ
Red Ashes, Pedler.
Sandy, Meherin.
The Search, Hill.
Shackled Gould, Meherin.
Tomorrow's Tangle, Pedler.
The Tryst, Hill.
Vision of Desire, Pedler.
The Alaskan, Curwood.
The Bandit of HelPs Bend, Bur
roughs.
Darkened Rooms, Gibbs.
The Crippled Lady of Perkbonka,
Curwood.
Sentinel of the Desert, Gregory.
The Sealed Trunk, Webster.
The Ransom for London, Fletcher.
Whiteheads Auction Bridge for
Beginners, Whitehead.
Benson Murder Case, VanDine.
Settling of the Sage, Evarts.
Moccasin Telegraph, Evarts.
Fur Brigade, Evarts.
The Tapestry Room Murder, Wells.
Caroline Ormesby's Crime, Adams.
Garden Oats, Baldwin.
Son of the Gods, Beach.
Farthing Hall, Walpole.
Left in Trust, Tompkins.
Sooner Land, Ogden.
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Slayer Of Three
People Escapes

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