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HENRY A. LYON DEAD.
Former Resident of Washington
Expires on Pacific Coast.

Henry A. Lyon, former employee Of the
Government Printing once, who for
merly resided In this city and Hyatts-
vile, Md. for IL years, died in Los
ceiyed here. Mr.. Lyon had been in fail
ing health for several years, and had
been spending some time with Mrs.
Lyon in California to benefit by the
mild climate. The family home is In
Seattle, Wash.
Mr.. Lyon is survived by his widow;
five children, Mrs. James w. Benner
and Mrs. William A. Hagan of ithaca,
N. Y; Mrs. A. T. Spear Of Seattle,
Wash; Mrs. H M. De Volt of College
Park, Md, and Henry A. Lyon, jr., OF
Lewiston, Idaho.
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Surrenders as Bandit.

BOSTON, February IL (R.-Jack
Green, 81, who gave a Seattle, Wash,
address, gave himself up to police here
yesterday with the statement that he
was wanted in Seattle for the theft of
$4,000 from a pawnbroker. He was
held pending word from Seattle police
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UarnH nf Thanka.

CHASE, IDA, We wish to extend to our
friends, relatives and societies our sincere
thanks and grateful appreciation for their
kindness and beautiful foral offerings dur
ing the illness and at the death Of our
MR.. AND MRS. J. LORENZO CHASE. .
NOONE, MARGARET C. We wish to ex-
press our sincere thanks and appreciation
to our relatives and friends for their
sympathy and beautiful floral tributes
during the Illness and death of my be-
loved wife and our devoted mother, MAR
GARET @. NOONE
ROBERT P. NOONE AND FAMILY. IL"
REDHEAD, MARGARET A. We wish to ex-
tend our sincere thanks and appreciation
to Our many friends and relatives for their
kindness, beautiful floral offerings and
messages of sympathy during the illness
and at the death of our loved one. MAR
GARET A. REDHEAD. THE FAMILY. :"
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IND0RSE C0NNERY BILL.
z. d. Club o. KS Move Concern
ing Adjusted Compensation

Endorsement of the bill introduced in
the House by Representative Connery
OF Massachusetts, providing for immedi-
ate payment of adjusted compensation
certificates was given by the Y: D. Club
OF washington, composed of local veter-
ans of the 26th Division, meeting at the
Army and Navy Club, last Saturday
night.
Another resolution adopted by the club
expressed complete confidence in the
ability of Col. John F. j. Herbert as pro-
hibition administrator for the States OF
Montana and Idaho.
Lieut.. Col. Pelham D. Glassford was
elected president of the club for the en-
suing year. He succeeds Brig. Gen.
George S. Simonds.
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
hours:
George and Fannie Levin, girl.
Walter 8. and Grace L. Waite, boy.
Granger q. and Kittie L. Sutton, boy.
Charles D. and Anne German, boy.
Barnum and Helen @. Cotton, boy,
Henry and Dorothy e. Chinn, boy.
Harry r. and Pearl A. Utz, girl
George and Lucy Washington, girl
Oden and Irene Wood, Girl.
Horace T.. and Elizabeth B. Roland, girl
Frank and Irene r. Colbert, boy
Johnnie and Addie v. Juhans, boy.
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price Of wheat, McKelvie charged, was
Ndue to Interior purposes, which seek 70
diScredit the Farm Board before IL mas
had an opportunity to demonstrate the
merits Of the agricultural ACT"
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Woman Dies at Age of 1872.

MEXICO CITY. February IL (P.-A
Mazatlan dispatch to Excelsior yester-
day reported the death of Senorita
Maria del Carmen Alvarez, whose age
was given as 1872. Her memory was
clear until the end.
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Kellogg's Brother-in-Law Dies

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, February IL
(P).-Dr. Paul B. Cook, So, of st. Paul
Mimi, died here yesterday, following a
brief illness. DR.. Cook was a brother
in-law of Frank B. Kellogg, former Sec
retary of State.
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Signed: JANE M. BREENE.
NARY j. TATSPAUGH, Commander.
Adtutant IL

ruary II, 1880. at her residence Sol Tulip
ave- ave: Takoms Park Nd ANNIE F.. be;
Charles H. Godfrey, jr., in her fifty-fifth
year; Remains resting At the Nevius fu-
neral home, 924 New York ave. NV. where
services will be held Wednesday, Feb
Tusry IL. at Pm. Interment in Phila-
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LOST.

AMETHYST, square, carved, with small dia-
mond setting from ring, Saturday. Valued
IS heirloom only. Reward. Columbia $500,
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WATCH-If watch found in pocketbook in
ladies' room 6th floor Investment Bldg Jan.
NV, liberal reward. Valued as gift Of de-
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EARRING, oblong, set with changeable
moonstone in center and small white stone
at bottom and top; on Feb. 10, in or around
Washington Auditorium or on 14th st. car.
/ Finder please phone Natl $685. and re-
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POLICE DOG, female; gray; wearing collar
with tag in lock. 208 r st. NV.
POLICE DOG, about 8 months; black and
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| POLICE DOG-Gray- male; harness
| and tag No. 1886. Phone Potomac 346S.
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FOX, ASHTON 8. On Monday, February
p G e s. 81 SeoSed aO Of
Minnie @. Fox, aged 80 years. Funeral
Wednesday, February IL, at 2 o'clock, from
the Kensington Baptist Church, Kenstng-
ton, Md.
FROST, LAURA v. The comrades of the
., 8. s. Jacob Jones Post, No. 2, of the
American Legion, are hereby notified of
the death OF our late comrade. LAURA ".
FROST, on Tuesday. February IL, 1885,
of funeral later.
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| RING (keepsake). diamond horseshoe; Fri
| day night between 14th st. Sc. and leth and
| r NV. Liberal reward Potomac 6I72. "
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| SUM OF MONEY. $IS in bills, on Monday
sm' on Desatur: En- or -, m .sSn' or 18th ST.
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WRAP, black velvet. lost Saturday night
Manor Club grounds or in 100 block OF
18th st; reward. Call District 647O or
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JACKET. lady's, blue velvet, matches suit,
Friday, 18th. Reward. Phone Mrs. Patch,
Government Hotels T-U.
/. Call Cleveland 6o94-W
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NEAR GRANT CIRCLE.
Absolutely at a bargain; 40 wide, Colonial
type tapestry brick home, large rooms
breakfast and sleeping poTches Enclosed as
rooms, large covered front porch, NV h.
cleo. lights, Frisldaire, 100 lot and garage
half block from car and bus stop. Will
eauip for two families. Call Dist. 0sSs; after
. m, Clsy. 5464
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Cautiously the weird party followed the great ape
He halted soon after and pointed upward There
they saw the giant form of the apeman stretched
In sleep along low bough, one strong brown leg
about the stout limb No intimation of danger as
sailed the dormant faculties of the apeman--he
saw crouching. hairy figures upon the ground
beneath him the three apes that swung quietly
into the tree beside him.
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In low cultural he cautioned the others and
swung upwind into the jungle La and the priests
gathered together to await the return of the shaggy
anthropod. Nor had they long to wait. Emerging
from leafy thicket he came straight to La and
addressed her in the language of the great apes
The great white ape lies asleep, there" He pointed
ahead. Come, and kill him" do not
kill him." commanded La, coldy. Bring him to
me, alive and unhurt. The vengeance is Las"
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FOR SALE, WATER FRONT ON PATUXFNT,
5es sS 20 9u Sere S good bathing and Grabbing
Conn s IITk s ollhd' nshlng and oyster ground.
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Sc, 500-1 ACRE.

Must Be Sold Immediately.
This fne, modern, a-room house with
NV. h., wide porches, chicken house, nne
garden and shade Convenient terms. Io-
gated in Arlington County, is minutes from
Washington,
Drive out tomorrow and look II ever.
Nj. r.. CHURCH, Realtor,
Phone Falls Church, Va, 80.
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW-S,o $50.
UNUSUAL DESIGN.
OPEN JULY 4 AND 5,
2 PM. TO E PM.
Corner OF Takoma and Boston aves., Ia
koma Park. blocks north of Bliss Electrical
SCHOOL, near grade and high schools.
A REAL, BARGAIN.
6-room bungalow; cellar, heat, Alee limits
city water; some fruit; gsrage; ~ acre fandI
near bus and street cars. Price, $4,000; easy
terms. Apply to OWNER, next door to
Seat Pleasant Fire Dept
HISTORIC OLD HOUSE.
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When she tired of walking La made her priests
carry her upon a litter She made them build her
strong shelter by night and keep great fire
burning before it from dusk to dawn. Nor did they
question her right to such service, To them she
was goddess For many days they marched the
apes following the trail easily going little ahead
to of danger. 1t during a MONDAY halt
when all were resting that one ape suddenly
and shifted the breeze.
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1898 T ST NV
, rooms, bath, hot-water heat, electric
lights nice yard 10 alley. For quick sale,
So'soO' SqbStantiai cash payment required.
Exclusive Agents.
1926 l4th ST w North noeo
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VERY SOON NEEID ESTATE AT P1uM
Point Wharf on the Chesapeake, win open
It's wonderful baySide lot development. Now
is the time TO BUY lots at predevelopment
PRICES Every lot is close to water; best
bathing beach in Maryland; fine fishing and
grabbing. To promote interest lots right
on the perfect beach and within 100 feet OF
water, with unobStructed view of the "a
mile-Wide Lay, will be offered during the
holidays at astounding prices Closest in
miles and minutes over fast State highways
all the way. Solomons road 10 plum Point
road. which runs direct to property. Never
before and never again will there be this OPP
portunity to obtain the finest bayside lots
ever offered at prices that coax YOU to buy
Don't hesitate. You can drive down in an
hour and be convinced a.
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AUCTION SALES.
- FUTURE DAYS.
THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERs
1881 Eye st. NV,


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FouR-
STORY BRICK APARTMENT, con-
sfoEEs. sIrG AAEAsI AZ TIE As s6uf SIX
EAST CORNER OF 18th AND MONROE
STREETS NORTHWEST.
by virtue OF certain deed of trust dated
I9ge Pc 9Th 1925. being instrument No
the land records OF the District of Colnm-
PA, ana At the request of the party secured
Snerepy, the UNDERSIGNED trustees will sell
AZ PUBLIC auction, in front of the premises
AID. 1880 AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the foi
IoWln"-described land and premises, situate
IN - county Of Washington. District of
~ SolH "a 'i "a and DESIGNATED as and being ali
slock AZ in Mary, A. Holmead and Others
SUBDIVISION OF land now known as ''Holmead
Manor, as rer plat recorded in Liber Gov
ernor Shepherd. foloS 1866 and 1877, of the
Tecords or The ONCE Of the surveyor Of the
and 2l being more fully described By nieteS
and bounds in said deed of trust 's's
Terms OF sale: One-third OF the purchase
money 70 pe paid in cash. balance In two
years, with Interest at 81 per centum n f nsp
annum, payable semi-annually from day OF
SAFE, secured by deed Of trust upon the
properly sold, or all cash, at the option OF
recording etc, at cost of purchaser. Terms
OF sale to be complied with within thirty
Gays from DAY OF sale, otherwise the trus-
tees reserve the right to resell the property
after hve days advertisement Of such resale
n m some newspaper published in Washing
HARRY A. KITE.
1ou1s or.rr,JurPERRANK A. HUGHES. ,
Attorney for Party Secured trustees
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BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HOME ON
upper 18th St. IL rooms and 5 baths
subject to one trust. Will exchange
lot small renting or commercial prop
erty; will also consider a farm or
country estate. Mr.. Brockson.
H. G. SMITHY CO.,
Successor to Business of
n. L. Sansbury Co., Inc,
1913 Eye St. Natl 1904.
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larry A. KITE
LOUIS oTTENBERGSA. t'N A. AofE trustees
Attorney for Party Secured.
Je2S-d&ds,exSu&hol
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 SON. AUcfionssr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL ESTATE, BFTNC7
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING MINI
BERED 1915 NINTH STREET NV.
BY virtue OF certain deed Of trust, duly
the land records of the District OF CoIumbist
and at request of party secured therebv tbs
undersigned trustees win offer for sale 10
public auction, IN front of premises on FEST
PAY THE ELEVENTH DAY OF JULY, 1850,
followins described land and premises, sit
Part Of original lot in square 1874 described
as follows; Beginning for the same on the
line OF NINTH street at point distant Ii2 NJ
feet north of the southwest corner az saIS
square said point OF beginning being the
Nos. 1918 and 1915 Ninth street, ana r,i Ses
ming thence north 1899 feet to the centsr
OF the party wall between premises Noe
1915 and 1877 Ninth street. thence esst
tin19sEn tns Gente 90 Of said wal and pro-
public slley, 9 feet wide; thence south aSnnss
the line of said alley, 49, 90 feet TO intersecI
the prolongation of the center of the psrtSS
NAL between premises Nos. 1918 and ISIS
longIat SS o., and through the renter Of said
:. Terms OF sale; An cash deposit ot
$4,000 required of purchaser at sale All I
conveyancing, recording and notariai fsast
at cost of purchaser Terms to be Comedies
with within thirty DAYS from day Of sac
otherwise trustees reserve the right to resell
such resale in some newspaper pubiisehd ~
CHARLES LINK1Ns,
-, "A ....s. HARRY NoRMENT
'1hsO''sS'o's'io TrustaaA
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SHERWOOD FOREST-NEWIY FURNISHED
cottage, In excellent condition, for rent or
Tor sale For inspection call Met. 4sl7 week
WILD ROSE SHORES, MILES FROM AN
road; a small but f1ne community of only
80 lots; fully developed. plenty of shade
trees, piers good sandy bathing beach.
Annapolis telephone and electricity Several
cupied. N Nte AZ"
We offer a beautiful seven-room and a
path punsaIow. Price. S8,250 Also water
Drive out Defense Highway, turn right at
WIG Rose shores sign, between Parole and
turn right through TO conerete ' road and
turn risht 70 ,Wlld Rose Shores
100 Eve st 'f' y" 4'Ir Net 2sso
FOR sALLEEs-sHERWOOD FOREST: De
ntss hhtLauI e. G9ttaxe right on water, we'll fur
6e appreciated Inquire for Col Johnson's
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUsEs.

CASH FOR WELL LOCATED HOUSES
clients who wish TO purchase homes on
terms at present market value. SHOWAL-
TER REALTY CO, 1927 Eye ST. NV Nat
4l22i evenings, Pot. 449l.
SMALL HOUSE; PREFER NEAR EAST CAP
itol st. Have cash, $4,000 Write details
Immediately 20l McGill Bldg. a.
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At intersection Of two car lines. Unusual
opportunity to rent large store In one of
the best blocks on II st. Suitable for most
any business Immediate possession. Apply
HoWENsTEIN BROS. 7th &H sts. NE
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FOR SALE TO CoLoRED.

IOOO. N. ]. ave. NV.
Vacant, brick, rooms and bath, cellar,
new back porch, new pantry, electricity
newly papered and painted. Price cheap
Terms same rent Act quick. get this
bargain, 1916 r st. NV. Nat. 9i72.
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SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.

TO RENT AT. ONCE AND DURING SUM
mer months or longer, by married couple
Chase or Mt. Pleasant section, not over SIS
per month; best OF references Address Box
SS-A Star once.
Smyrna times., 1930-10-15
LIST OF LICENSES

List of persons. licensed to retail goods.
wares and merchandise and other proper
ty of whatsoever kind. manufacturers of
all kinds, licensed eating houses, real es-
tate agents. brokers, auctioneers, photo
graphers, optometrists, lawyers, doctors,
dentists. stations. jacks, veterinarians.
peddlers and hucksters, BARRIERS, asnuse-
ment for profit, selling deadly weapons.
carrying concealed deadly weapons. pool
and billiard tables, chiropody. Grain brok-
ers, and wholesale product, laundries, dy-
ers and scourers, mercantile agency con-
veyancing. from October A. D. 1929. to
September 80. 1880. with the sum by them
respectively paid for each license to the
Clerk of the Peace of Kent County. for
the use of the State of Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1930-10-15
OF LICEysrr

Is, Tee Mrs. Harry 7 !
Il .Irhofaas F. II '.-.....
Turner. W. + ....... ''', q
lhe Yellow Draroln. ......
H,'inhler. Geo. " W
y yat. Mrs Helsr ..".....
Wilson Mrs. E1s fJis'i ........ .,''' :.
Wayside I'm '-S +.
Mise james " .....,.
y \ lids Candy Shin ......... r. f.
!, Y eston. Ruth ..........
MiisS %iisoa Mrs. ". Z. ....
Wilson Cafe - '... j.. .,'' r
Smyrna times., 1930-10-15
LAUNDRY
PHOTOGRAPH

Schwartz. Leonard ,..-.. ?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-10
%5':dzlHp00d Story
RNEST LYNNE

I And for that Dan respected him.
Between the two there had been a
number of conferences, from each
of which Dan emerged with more
changes for his script.
Garry Sloan dominated the pic
ture; it was his; but Rorimer did
not clash with him. Despite the
curious resentment he felt toward
the DIRECTOR feeling that he never
had been able entirely to shake
Dan was forced to yield him his adj
miration.
He said to Paul Collier: IT give
him credit. He knows whatll make
picture good, all right. He had
me write a couple of new lines for
Lester Moore today. I'm o son Of
a gun if he doesn't know more about
what Moore can do than Moore
himself"
Collier said, 1.-THE best in the bust
ness, my boy"
"I guess you're right. But"
stubbornly, 81 still say that Martin
Collins is the guy to work with.
Collins manages to leave a little
credit for the other felolw."
And Paul smiled. Both of them,
he admitted, had their points. "And
Martin Collins is a regular guy,
all right. But you'll learn a lot Of
stuff from Sloan; see if you don't"
Dan thought he already had
learned few things from him, and
a lot about him, during the prepa-
ration Of the scenario; but when
shooting" started and he saw
Garry Sloan beside the camera, he
saw different man.
Here Sloan was king, a giant
blond-headed king in soiled white
f1an11elS on a canvas throne. And
Sloan did not suggest here. he COM
manded.
He could smile when something
pleased him, and he could praise
with a brief word or two when
praise was some ones due; but more
often in the pictures early stages
Rorimer would see him frown or
shake his head in disapproval at
something not quite right, and
everything would stop instantly and
a scene would be done over.
"Cut!" Sloan would command.
And then, heartlessly: That's lousy;
that won't do at all" But he got
things done.
A difficult production schedule
hsd been mapped out, necessitating
because of the directors exacting
demands and the heavy daily ex-
pense, a good deal of work in the
evenings.
Often the cast was kept until a
late hour at night, and Dan thought
Anne Winter was beginning to look
a little tired.
He told her so. Finding it pretty
tough, aren't you?"
But Anne shook her head and
smiled at him. 81 guess I'm too en-
thusiastic to be tired, Dan"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-10
TO Be Continued)
Staying Trial Set

D y 7 IWf8 NDGCint
VALPARAISO, Ind, Sept. TO-
Nicholas Vaderaa will go on trial in
Porter circuit court here Sept. IS
charged with Staying Guy w.
Thorpe, an employe on his farm, ia
tally shot during a quarrel said to
have been over wages. Vanderaa is
expected to plead self-defense.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-10

And so, as Jane Clayton Was pushed into her
her prison hut, her hands and feet securely
bound, her natural protector roamed off east
ward with a score Of hairy monsters, with whom
he rubbed shoulders as Familiarity as a few
months before he had mingled with his inn
maculate fellow-members of one of London's
most select and exclusive clubs. But all the time
there lurked in the back Of his injured brain
troublesome conviction that he had no business
where he was
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-10
BY Martin

Something kept telling him he. should be
elsewhere and among another sort OF creature.
And. too. there was the compelling urge to res
cue that white "she" who had so strongly ap
pealed to his savage sentiments. He had SET
his heart upon her as his mate. The matter Of
the pouch of Jewels also occupied his thoughts.
st will kill those white apes he muttered, get
my pretty baubles and the She" And then he.
would return With both Of them to the band
Of apes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-10
CHAPTER THIRTY SEVEN Con
ffpInd

And Dan, finding the apartment
empty when he got there, left i'm
nediately and walked down Holly
wood boulevard to Henry's. There
he found Paul Collier and Johnny
Riddle and a couple Of very pretty
girls, lingering over coffee and
sandwiches; and he joined them.
He talked a great deal, and
laughed boisterously at Johnny
Riddles newest stories; and when
the others left he remained and
ordered more coffee.
And finally he went home and
went to bed.
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PAGE 9
BY Ahern
By Blosser

Then he would lead his hairy companions
into far wilderness beyond the ken Of man and
live out his life, hunting and battling after the
only manner which he now recollected. All! it
would be a great life. He spoke to his fellow
apes upon the matter in an attempt to persuade
them to accompany him; but all except Taglat
and Chuk refused The latter was young and
strong, intelligent and gifted with much imagi-
nation. TO him the adventure appealed strongly
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-10

After considerable argument, it was decided
that the apes should first hunt toward the east
for few days and then return to search for the
Arabs. AS time is Of little moment to the ape
folk, Tarzan acceded to their demand he him
SELF having reverted to mental state but little
superior to their own Besides, Tarzans wound
had become painful--it would be better to wait.
he though until that healed before he pitted
himself against the Arabs guns.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-08

Stephen Anderson OF Washington
equalled the world mark when he
ran the 40 yard high hurdles In
:14.4 to defeat Lee Seminar, uli-
nois, heretofore indicated this
year
Seminar got revenge in the go
yard low hurdles, which he won BY
three yards TO equal the meet record
Of :23.2.
Simpson, the Buckeye star, left
no doubt as to his superiority In the
z2o yard dash. He won by at least
&ive yards in :20.7, q tenth faster
khan the former N. c. A. A. record
which he established a year ago.
Cy Leland OF Texas Christian. was
second. while Tolan. Farmer OF N.
Carolina, and East and Root OF Chi
cago crossed the line IL that order
IN a blanket finish.
In addition TO Simpsons perfor-
nance in the furlong, new meet
records were established IN the $50
yard run. two mile. pole vault, dis
Gus throw and shot-put.