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Chapter 27
THE WRONG NURSE

Next morning, Lesser received a letter from Leckett and Hicky re- questing a visit from him at his earliest convenience.
 Lester had spent most of the night in an arm chair in front Of an open window. He had a head ache. All his nervous evaporation had come flooding back and his ap- pearance betrayed his agitation.
 "What's the idea?" he asked curt ly when he reached the detective 5 office. T thought you were going to send me the address I'm waiting for?"
 I'm afraid I'm going to disap- point you, MT Broom"
 You haven't found herF
 Mot yet,
 "Ive wasted my time, it seems. III get someone else"
 Excuse me, MT Broom" the detective was obviously used to this situation-"but our failure is more your fault than ours. You asked us to shadow a lady coming off the Nantucket last night. The lady didn't come off her because she wasn't on her"
 t'She booked the passage"
 Undoubtedly. The purser admits that. Still, she didn't come aboard at Portland"
 Didn't come aboard?"
 If you ask me, she never meant to. A nurse-on a nurses income takes very good care not to miss a steamer when she's paid her pas sage in advance. It looks to me as though she'd deliberately thrown the money away, to put you off the scent, as you might say"
 Lester eyed MT Leckett and toy ed with the idea of wiping that small efficient smile off his face
 What you didn't make clear te me, MT. Broom, is that we are deal ing with a lady who is taking care not to be found. That's a very different thing from shadowing g party who isn't aware of 1t. Il costs ten times as much in timt and energy. And money don't know whether you want me to gt ahead with it."
 Lester, toying nervously with hi hat, stared down at the floor. Ht was silent for so long that MT Leckett thought it well to cleal his throat.
 "All right" said Lester at last "Go ahead"
 MT. Leckett unscrewed fountain pen. He was disturbed by Les ter's face which he had formerl! classed mistakenly as pretty" 1 was not pretty now-it was ugly and yet in feature and color an' light it was undeniably beautiful
 Are there any other names whicl Miss Conaldine might assume?"
 "She might still call herself Mis Marietta Cor Hallie) Ellesmore. Sh was brought up under that name
 aIs it her name?" demanded MT < Leckett sharply. "Or Conaldine Which?"
 "I understood her to say that he name was legally Conaldine bu that she had only lately discovered it."
 aIs she related to the other Mis-
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DOUGLAS NEVIS
TAKING A VACATION

Frank Pearce left this morning on the motorship Pacific for Q two weeks vacation on Arbor Is land fox farm. in the vicinity oi Sum Dunn, where he will be the guest of Juhlius Heinemann, owner of the farm.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-10-30
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY

The little friends of Betty Keith, who was seven years old yesterday enjoyed a birthday party which was given for her in honor of the event, by her mother.
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LEAVING FOR TENAKEE

Sailing tonight on the Estebeth is Mrs. A. D. Mitchell who will spend the winter in Tenakee
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Negroes Held

Two negroes, j.. @. Walker and
George Warren, are being held by
the sheriffs department in con-
nection with pilfering in McKay's
Pharmacy Sunday evening.
Late Sunday night the two were
rounded UP BY city police and turn
ed over TO the sheriff's department.
They were captured after a chase
and search Of the negro section.
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NON'T let a weakened body
IT, hold you back. Prolonged,
DIT may result in so-called prema-
|ture old age. Today's happiness
and friends may be gone to-
morrow.
Thousands Of people have 4
bow blood count--to this may be
attributed skin troubles, run
Eiown" systems and even more
kerious ailments.
If you tire easily-lack pep
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charm. Thousands Of
users have testified to
its benefits in unsolici.
ted letters Of gratitude.
SIS. is made from
strictly fresh
table drugs and is
easily assimilated. All
drug stores sell S.S.S.
IN two sizes. Ask for
the larger size. Il il
more economical.
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SENIOR BRIDGE L L
MRS. TINKER

Mrs. l.. <. Tinker was hostess at
he last meeting of the Senior
Bridge club. Pink roses were abund-
bntly used about the rooms, and
green and yellow we're color notes
In the bridge table appointments
and in the ice course.
u Mrs. j. d. Turner made club
high, with Mrs. Roy Kiossner rank
Ing high, and Miss Margaret Mont
egome-y and Mrs. Barnes Tatum.
1bf Miss. making the guest scores.
trhose present were Nesdames Cam
y. Hill, j. ID. Turner, J. II. Kirk
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your skin IS not
clear--if your appetite
IS "gcne-you owe it
10 yourself and friends
10 try SIS.
| When you get your
red : blood cells back
TO normal, that
|luggish, et-down feel
lack of appetite,
kin troubles disap-
lear You should ges
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TUT what all the shootin' for-is Leadership
- really an important matter?
We think it is, as the most dependable indorse-
ment of a product that the public can find upon
which to rely.
When a plurality of the worlds motorists, for
example, year after year singles out one make of
tire as the highest representative of value and
merit, that is tremendously important.
1t affords the average buyer the finest and safest
possible guidance in his purchasing-and for his
good and our own we desire to keep that guild
ance clear.
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hungry again and sleep soundiy;
hrm flesh should take the place
Of that which was once habby.
You should feel strong. Your
nerves become steady.
SIS. helps Nature build rich,
red blood. 1t improves the pro-
cesses by which the body is
nourished.
For more than 100 years SIS.
has been helping people regain
and retain their strength and
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Edinbdrg Society
FRIDAY NIGHT CLUB

1 III and Mrs. A. G. Haigh enter
|tain% the Friday Night club on
Saturday evening at their home,
|the regular meeting having been
postponed. Pink and white were
Eused as a color scheme which was
carried out in the TALES and score
pads, and IN the serving OF an ice
course at the conclusion OF the
games. Mrs. H. j. Tanner scored
high for the ladies. and Mr.. E. f.
blackburn for the men. Those at
tending were MessrS. and Mesdames
q. Killough. Ross Carter, Jas.
p. Mcclellan, E. +. Blackburn and
III. j. Tanner.
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Goodyear consumes 1/6 of all the crude rubber used
annually in The yorn-GpprorimateJ 5O0 more Mcn
any other manufacturer.
Goodyear builds more than IN of al tie fires sold IN
America, the remainder being decided among some
forty manufacturers.
For years Goodyear has facfoy-eqaipped befreen U4
and J3 of all the nesv motor cars n0sagoctared.
Goodyear exports approximately A% Of all the fires
exported from the United States and Canada TOR
other parts of the uorid.
Goodyear maintains the largest deuslotnenf Labor0-
tories and CORPS of experimental engineers OF any
rubber company ia the Toy1d.
In hs last sepcs yaars- Goodseav's annual Production
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H--~uu~-~ -
Wes1aco
DINNER DANCE AT
ETVEg HOMIE


Misses Ruth Rives and Norma
Van Vliet entertained with a din
ner dance at the Rives home Mon
~ evening. Roses attractively ar
winged made the floral decorations.
those enjoying this hospitality were
Misses Jane Stebbins, Mary Lillian
Ware Jewell Watson, Pauline Nc
Daiip, Mary Jane Yates, Lila Var
Trough, Katherine Clark, Gladys
L5hepperd, Gladys Shepperd, Gladys
CLARK; Messrs. West Baker, Jimmie
|Surphen, Waters James, Fred Turn
Ter. John Bowie, lie Roy Busse,
Rodgers Glover, Leo Davis, Virgil
Lehman Charlie Jones, Ralph Grow
les. Bob Kern, Leo Allbritten, Fields
Hampton.
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Valley Society
Telephone z

patrick, j. M. Doss, Roy Klossner,
J. K. Miller, w. L. Lipscomb. Mar
shall McIlhenney, E. s. Hearne. o.
r. Lilies. Il. z. Tewell. J. c. Epper-
son, Barnes Tatum. and Miss Mar
garet Montgomery.
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GUESTS HONORED AT
SWIMMING II

GUESTS HONORED AT
SWIMMING PARTY
Mrs. Ross Gibbs, of San Antonio.
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. l..
Maddox, Of neal Edinburg, enter
tanned for her host and hostess
Monday evening with literary
luncheon" Mrs. Gibbs Is an in
structor in Minnesota University,
and Is spending a summer vacation
In the Valley. Tables we're laid for
six couples, and an Innovation in
the form of literary bridge" was
introduced and explained by the
hostess, with Mrs. w. G. Bolton,
Of Weslaco, winning first prize. At
ter the bridge, Mrs. Maddox served
a delicious four course supper.
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METHODIST c


40AD 1ALLA1NN
The two circles of the Methodist
Missionary Society met in a joint
session at the church Monday af-
ternoon. Mrs. w. F. Anderson was
In Charge Of the business session.
1xsff z. A. Martin was leader Of
tie study program which was on
Korea. Those taking part on the
program Mesdames II. A.
Davis. J. Clifford. A. +. Butts. There
were sixteen members present.
Ia ATTEND W. NJ. L.
MEETING
The w. NJ. U. Of the First Baptist
cnurch held their regular business
3meeting at the church Monday af-
4ternoon. The president, Mrs. w. l..
Forbes presided. There were about
fourteen present
PERSONALS
Mrs. w. S. Jordon and two chill
k1ren left Monday for st. Augustine,
Florida.
Miss Lola Robertson and brother,
frank. Of Mercedes were Sunday
quests at the home OF their brother,
Dir. and Mrs. Fred Robertson.
Miss Alice Hart who is attending
Preachers College at KingsVille spent
fhe weekend with her parents.
Helen Muckelroy returned to her
home in Engleside after two weeks
visit with her sister Miss Lucy
kMuckelroy.
Mrs. p. X. Kyler and children
spent the weekend at Boca Chica.
MIR. and Mrs. I. B. Blackwell, DR..
and Mrs. w. II. Miller and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Rives left last Tuesday
for Los Angeles. Cal
Mary Lillian Ware OF McAllen.
Fields Hampton and Jimmie Suth-
pen were Sunday dinner guests Of
Miss Norma Van Vliet.
Tom Burlington OF Houston spent
The eek-end with his parents Mr..
hnd Mrs. S. l.. Fdrington.
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Representative and Mrs. w. r.
Montgomery have returned from an
extended vacation 70 Saltillo, Mex
leo.
Floyd z. Billiard and daughter
Ruth have returned from a brief
stay in Houston. Miss Thelma Bull
lard remained for a short vacation.
Mrs. c. B. Starr and son left
this week for a visit in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Smith have
returned from a tour Of Kansas,
Oklahoma and Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Boyd, Of
Okmulgee, Oklahoma, arrived in
Edinburg Tuesday by auto. They
are guests IN the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Bergen and will go to
Brownsville Wednesday evening
for a short stay, and will visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Smith at Port
Isabel during the weekend.
Miss Virginia Doss left Monday
for Austin, where she will give her
graduating recital in elecutionary
arts.
Jas Brazzell, Of Oklahoma City,
who vas house guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. n. z. Tuell for several days,
has left for his home. He made the
journey by airplane.
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TREW VALUESl
YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
BUY WITH CONFIDENCE.
1909 l4th St. NV.

1880 Essex sedan. Ss2S
1870 Dodge Senior Landau. 1895
1880 DODGE sedan. D. A.. display car. .l,02s
1880 Dodge sedan, D. D., display car. $50
1913 Dodge Senior 4-Pass. Coupe. 80. 545
1926 Essex Coach. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 95
1929 Chevrolet Sedan. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4te
1877 REQ Brougham. Observation-Disclosures. 64S
1926 Hudson 4-Door Brougham, new
ipa5 DodFe sedan. Observation-Disclosures. 1875
B37 Chevrolet Coach. .................. ITS
tte7 Dodge Coupe, new paint .......s... 225
fks Chevrolet Coupe new tires. ....... AIS
ikeS WHY'S -Knight Sedan.............. 1875
1873 ChFysler Sedan. ...,............... ass
USED-CAR DEPT,
End Floor. Decatur l9lO
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
HUDSON-ESSEX.
BIGGER VALUES.
YOUR CAR IN TRADE.
Here are a few specials. Come
in and look them over.
|bSNAroh

Essex 4-cyI Sport Touring $50 $50
Chevrolet Coupe. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
Essex 20 Coach ............... 50
Hudson % Brougham ..,...... 4o5
Marmon Convertible Coupe -. sos
Essex Challenger Town Sedan. SOS
Oldsmobile 20 Coupe ........... sos
Essex 20 Challenger Coach. -. 4o5
REQ % Sedan, like new ....... 595
Essex 20 Sedan. .............. sos
Whippet 20 Coach. ...... 365
Essex % Coach ............... POS
Hudson 20 Coach .,............ Is
Essex Super s Coupe ...... 225
Dodge Coupe ............. 95
Essex 20 Challenger Coupe 495
Nash 20 Coach. ................. 365
Chevrolet Landau ........... los
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Werper, going his head, rolled few yards
farther on, scrambled to his feet and ran back
Selling the reins he tugged to drag the beast to
his feet, but the animal would not or could not
rise, and as the Belgian cursed and struck at him,
Achmet Eek appeared in view. Instantly the Bel
gian ceased his efforts with the horse, and Selling
his rifle dropped behind his horse and fired at the
oncoming Arab The bullet, going low, merely
struck the Arabs horse bringing it also down close
to Werper. again preparing to fire.
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THE pENFTELD, soc goth ST.
ROOM, Grill, AND BATH $50. so to $3T 80
ROOM, KIT. q BATH. 3250 to $3.50
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CARVED, HALF. 1915 q 81.
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Coupe-Fordor-Coach.

We have Of these cars that are
In the best OF condition in every de-
tail II you are in the market for
Ford see these ATst.
Sl3s. SIS. sos.
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ROOM. GHaILA BATH. ,s2s.S0 70 $3.50
? ROOMS. KIT. AND BATH. $50 to 1920
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Achmet Eek who had gone down with his mount,
was standing astride it, and seeing the Belgians
strategic position behind his fallen horse. lost
time in taking up similar one behind his own.
And there the two lay, alternately firing and cursing
each other, while from behind the Arab TarZan of
the Apes approached to the edge of the forest
he heard the occasional shots of the duelistS and
choosing the safer and swifter means of approach
rather than his wnded Abyssnian pony, he took
the the trees
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re 60H HoSa RSB sAi III. M $3.50
I. w. GRQoMEs, 1919 Eye St.
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Keeping to one side of the trail the ape-man came
to a point where he could look down upon the fight
ers First one and then the other would raise him
SELF fire and drop fiat behind his breastwork Of
horsefiesh Werper had but little ammunition. He
realized that he would have used his bull
let and would be at the mercy Of the Arab. He
cast around for some plan Of escape and the only
one that seemed to have remote possibility
of success hinged upon the chance of bribing Ach-
met Eek,
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1929 ERSKINE SEDAN,
$685..
That has been driven about $4,000 miles;
this car seems perfect in every way, and
the person who is lucky enough to set 1t
WTilI have o real bargain.
JOSEPH McREYNOLDS, INC,
1851 / st. NV
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WELDON HALL HII 1922 AIT !s e sT: ... Al
ROOM, KIT. AND BATH. 1000 to $500
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GKn..Aan.l


CHEVY CHASE - ATTRACTIVELY FUR.
njshed; living room. kitchen, 2 bed rooms,
bath. screened porch. AMI: Frisidaire; half
DUPONT CIRCLE = REFINED COUPLE
wishing to save; housekeeping apt, large
rooms $3.50; front bay window. 1920 10Th
NV.
THE CLIFTON. 1928 CLIFTON ST NV
large rooms, nicely furnished, newly deco
rated. KelvinatoT; SIS. Roger B. Smith: SI4
9th NV Is"
1924 18th ST. NW.-THREE ROOMS, COM
pletely furnished, 2nd-hoor front; gas, cleo,
sink. range; S35 month.
1903 14th ST. NV RMS, KITCHEN &
bath, ami. Pay by week or month; $50
month including gas and cleo. Adams $3.50.
POTOMAC lark APARTMENTS Slst q Q
sts NV Phone National 9102 Within
walklr distance OF the White House and
the Washington Monument Here you have
the beautiful gardens of Potomac Park and
the Lincoln Memorial for n front yard: miles
Of walks among the trees and flowers Of
washington, The Magnificent. Completely
furnished hotel roomF and apartments, with
or without full Housekeeping facilities: a
high-grade house with standard service No
dog or cats or Wild parties
LIV. RIM, BED RIM. X, B. AND PORCH.
nicely furn.. incl hed-davenport. spinet desk.
etc: large yard: the Buchanan Apts.. cor.
18th and Buchanan Sts.; $50 so up. Also the
Wyatt Apis, 4520 Ga. ave, S55 UP. Ga. 1855.
1907 UPSHUR ST. NV.
Rooms, Kitchenette and
Semi-PriVate Bath,
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