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Observation-Disclosures.


TAKoMA PARK-Two LOVELY RMS.
ddeTfuI location. Ssas First St. NV. cor.
lOS C S.E.-WARM. COMFORTABLE, TWO
room. h.k. apartment ami, sink, gas
range, continuous hot water. Everything
1449 2nd-FLOOR FRONT. COMPLETELY
furnished; two rooms. Kitchen. bath 5s well yell
l349 EMERSON ST. Me- tBET. E AND F. =
completely fur. rms. clean; heat, light,
linens included; $40 mo.
234 9th ST. S.E.-NEAR CAPITOL: LARGE
Fripidaire: unusually attractive Hs' "'''''''e
iii 9Th N.W.--1st FL. Fl; 2 LARGE
rooms, complete Ink ,o except linen; children
OPP MAYFLowER-REAL HOME; OR 2
r, b., K. or non-h.k.: fur. mahog. large
rms, high ceilings; every comfort clean,
quiet. reined; service avail; refs. l7l7
1909 18th ST NV; DOWNTOWN, BETWEEN
and O-Nicely furnished one room and
kitchen; electricity and gas; $50 per month
42s OGLETHORPE ST NW.-THREE LARGE.
Sunny rooms with private family in fine new
section: exceptional value; S55.
LIVING ROOM. BED ROOM. KITCHEN
bath and large porch; ami; heat, gas aud
cleo. furnished 1905 Md. ave. ne. 81
NICELY FuRNIsHED: ROOMS. HITCH
Phone GA osss is25 Madison s st. t' n% o'"
$780, ROOMS. BATH q BED ROOMSl.
elegantly and completely furnished. Resi-
dent manager. 1914 14th NV. Apt. /.
WOODRIDGE-4-ROOM. KITCHEN BATH
housekeeping apt; employed couple; private
entrance, cleo, gas, garage; between r. /.
ave. and Monroe st. Rent. $55. 1908 Kearney
st. ne. Phone North 1859W
ala H NE.-BEAUTIFUL, WELL HEATED
and room apis. completely furnished for
housekeeping. Lin. zoos.
29l5 CONN. AVE, NO. 206-NICELY FUR
nished. large room with Murphy bed. dinette,
kitchenette. dressing room. bath, electric re-
friRerator, cooking utensils and dishes
1921 CONN. AVE-STUDIO APARTMENT.
extremely large living room in green, bed
room. well equipped kitchen. bath. att: &C
lively furnished. North 1925 during day
Potomac 5000 after pm. SS5
IIV. RM., BED RIM. K. b. AND PORCH.
nicely fuTn.. incl bed-dayenport, sptnet desk
etc; large yard: the Buchanan Apis. cor
18th and Buchanan SITS. $50 up Also the
wyatt Ants, 4520 Ga. ave, $50 up, Ga. 1888
CONN. AVE. BRIDGE, 3 r., sos
Best location; new nreproof bldg: phone.
elevator service; all improvements neatly
turn.; exclusive apt. Phone North 1868.
POTOMAC PARK APARTMENTS. 2lst AND
G SITS NV. Phone National 9102. Within
minutes walk of the White House. the
Washington Monument and the Lincoln Me-
mortal. Immediately clean. completely fur
nished housekeeping apis, including table
silver and linen. Also hotel rooms with bath.
General Electric refrigeration. High-grade
house with standard service. No dogs or
cats or wild parties.
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Now" said Korak, I'VE shall See." "He will bring
the antelope to me-, said TarZan, confidently. The
golden lion hesitated moment, growing over the
carcass of his kill Thsn he seized it by the back
and dragged 1t slowly along the ground beside him
he made his way back TO Tarzan After he had
dropped it at the feet of his master he stood look
ing up at the face of the ape-man with an express
sion of pride. Tarzan spoke to him in low voice,
praising him, and stroked his head. Jane and
Korak stood by. waiting the ape-man's next move.
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sALE-AuToMonTLEs.

NNOuvt0WGu.l
pE !, LUXE zavs sss 4 for As.
possl must sacrifice for $3.50: Beautifully
asnse terms e1 cseTner Motor co Ford Deal
srs, 1881 You st. NV. North 1855.
PLYMOUTH 1881 CoUPE-De luxe job with
rumble seat used few miles put hasn't nI.d 2
substsntiai discount. win give so days
s1so ss. so is b 5vs Soto nnG Sy
mouth dealers, IS New York ave. ne. Open
PLYMOUTH SPORT ROADSTER, ls2s-wire
appearance like new; motor completely over
ns cnsy ''G Pohanfa service iiss 2oth s.
NV. North OS47
PONTIAC CUSTOM SEDAN, 1880 MODEL
must be sacrificed: no trade considered;
terms. Georgia 27eS
PONTIAC COACH, frst series. 1928; an Ideal
SIS P pSr ave sRs ss' sneon osSs Nr elee'
PONTIAC COACH. ls26-see this before you
81 by pea Tes ana only ss erms SO
down: balance monthly. .Pohanka service
I126 goth st. NV, North 0347.
T runs ike new; 5 new tires; siSO cash.
AUTOMOBILES at weschlers auto auction,
6is G st. NV. every wednesday and satur-
1881 STRAIGHT EIGHT. SEDAN-Brand-
new; used only few hundred miles; owner
high grade standard makes; cost over $1,000
going fol. balance owing. $685.; very e MSN,
terms National Auto Sa.es Co., SO New
York ave. Open until p.@. T
RELIEVE TT OR Motive are open all day
sunday showing some very fine reposseSsed
cars which can be had for balance due,
practically 'give-away" prices; very easy
tewn sedan wire wheels. cost over $1,000:
Just like new. balance owing only s342; 1929
sisS 1929 Ford coach. guaranteed. $3.50;
1929 Pontiac coupe. perfect &192 ls2s
Pontiac sport roadster. rumble seat, VIE
wheels beautiful condition. $225; 1929
Pontiac sedan. fine shape. ell new tires:
S24O: 1926 Buick coach, runs fne. 500; 1925
Dodge sedan, fine shape, all new tires and
battery SIS; 1929 Nash sedan. cost $1,000
balance due $500 other bargsinS from S2S
I'm National Auto Sales Co.. DeSoto and
plymouth dealers, 80 New York ave. ne
Omen until pm.
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not born to fly" Those who pass the ORIGINATOR
test naturally want to start flying at once. But
during the first month the entire time is spent in
studying in the ground school; learning something
of what aviation is all about; mastering subjects
which are all important II mans flying ability is
to be of any practical value to the Navy. Tomor-
row-In the Ground School for Air Sailors.
CAL rights protected Trade mark registered Q. 3.
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The Navy possesses over 300 planes. Air
planes carried 81 ships including batteships.
cruisers aircraft carriers and tenders. Literally.
therefore aviation goes to sea-" as aircraft is
much part of the armament of the fleet as are
its guns. Before young naval officers request for
assignment to aviation duty is even considered he
must have two years duty to his credit, and he
must pass the st.ffest physical examination that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-29

Tarzan, drawing his hunting knife, cut the juglar
of the antelope. This would be the test. What
would Jad-ba-ja do with the smell of fresh, hot
blood in his poStrils? shifted at 1t growled
ape-man pushed him away with his open palm.
The lien growled again angrily and snapped at him.
Quick is Numa, quick is Bara the deer, but TarZan
OF the Apes Is lightning. So swiftly did he strike
and so he Willy, that Jad-bal-ja falling on his
back almost in the very instant that he had growled
at TarZan
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LAST CALL
MANY Others.

COME TO USED-CAR DEPT.
K. l.. TAYLOR MOTOR co.
AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET, DEALERS.
1901 18th st. North 9O03.
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS.
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PARTS-PARTS
For all cars and trucks: used cars and
trucks for sale open Sundays. Robert Her
sons Auto Exchange. 100 Fla. ave. ne
North l0408
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GETTING READY FOR 1881

We absolutely must sell our entire stock
OF IS GOOD used cars before January LIST.
and this big sale begins today. We must
make room for the cars that we will take
in on our new 1881 Oldsmobile after jan
uary LIST Come early and get first pick
Below are listed a few Of the many bar
gains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-29

F1-d 1929 FordoT Sedans and Ford
i2 : CoupeS, Just received 1ne condition;
49, 10 $445.
Oakland 1928 4-door Sedan, fine condition;
SIS cash 1915.
Cadillac Limousine, splendid condition;
si45.
rs other bargains LONGEST terms and trade
ACE MOTOR Co,
1925 l4th st. NV. Dec. 3640.
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5l00 Block Conduit Rd.
2-story. semi-detached dwelling, rooms
and bath. h.-w.h., cleo. lights.
THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL CO, mo.
t4th & G SITS. Nat. 1880.
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2-story, seml-detached brick house on 43rd
pl NV. containing rooms and bath. INV
h, elec light.
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wANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.
WANTED-ROOMS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


1907 CLIFTON ST N.W.-SUNNY, WELL
furnished on-housekeeping; 3 fine outside
rooms, private bath; refined home; maid
service; suitable for gentleman; reasonable.
3435 BROWN ST NV. (oPF 18th AT OAK
Beautiful 2 rooms. X. b., din. alcove; SO
to $50 per mo. Res mgr.
WE LOCATE YOU WITHOUT CHARGE.
Furnished Apartments. Rooms and Houses.
GIBSON RENTAL BUREAU,
14cS Eye st NV. District 1885.
8i4 CONN.-CLOSE IN. LARGE r., KITE.
b., comp. furnished; $1,000 up; sleeping rms ;,
twin or double beds. $3.50: cont. h. W.
FRANCES SCOTT KEY APARTMENT HO-
tell rm., kit and bath. completely furnish
ed. Frig idaire eco goth st. NV. Nat 5425.
CENTRAL--2 ATTRACT. FUR. RMS, FIRE
place, priv. bath; clesn, quiet. comfort, ex-
Gus; eontlE. h, W, jan; refs; $45-S5O.
20Ol EYE ST N.W-TWO ROOMS, KTTCH-
en- and private bath, completely furnished;
ami; ideal location. near departments. 30"
wen arranged; furnished any reasonable
way; maid service. 1917 Eye st. NV.
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RENT Observation-Disclosures.
fCanttmuAaA

(C0ntinued.l
1880 PEs SIsk Sc EGt ese
s yards % Ns a e bus snd street carr
stores: $40 month. Adams 7i66.
CHEVY CHASE has p CT r. B; GARAGE ad AGE
ton. Cleveland S546. g
1905 HAdLIN ST. NE.-DETACHED 6-ROOM
Ks sr? 2sI b' 18TH 81 newly
20 T ST. NE.-STRIcTLY WHITES AT
sS0e No Ssfh oa nsaF MeKnlsS Fish
i04 4th ST. SEE ROOMS. 2 BATHS, H
VII and eec; owner oeso occupies occupies rooms;
sa7 i 18Th st. INV nv Nat. o75s 80 : :,
s6O-i3th AND E. CAPITOL ST.-8 ROOMS
and bath: ami semi-detached. Pohne Ma
s4e nth ST, N.E.-CoNvENIENrLY Lo-
c snd ba near st. R.s sSd rs
Rent, $50 per month. May sIss ss rented
s sSS8ssns National 2Oio I'll InHsstment Bids.
800 s2nd sT:-s r. b" Anil. g; s 90 90
Siaa Ns0F' "Vs'1 co Il b; pa'mi'''''''iOO'OO
Mean Il Mr navy SaTas and an S't Bath
"a NJ cooPER, $40 iith St Nat 1885,.
2le 18th ST. sw.-s LARGE. L1GHT; NEWLY
KEY Eo sis Adams Ss'h ss44 nvn e:'
i2oe EUCLID ST. N.w.IcoLoNIAL BRICK.
ss7 18TH St /. NV + woRAvArTE' Nat. c1ss.
300 NJ ST. N.w.---lO R.. BATH. AMI. $40 90
7l2h Tth s.w.-6 r.. bath, h.-w.h...... 40 50
nS sW-o r, gas. .....'-.......'... 1000
so2 ssh s;w.--I * sSs................. $3.50
sI2 / s,S.-ss r, bath. ami. 5000
i iaS2 Ell. fT sW2s r e.eS Bath. am::::: 500 500
| 632 n sw.-6 r, water in kitchen. go. 1880
1877 New Jersey ave. s.e.-6 r. BATH. IS 90
s2l 9th F EeS b na smi 3;sar SSr. 1000
1913 18th ST. NV. Nat. o353. o352
| NORTHEAST - 1866 PENN ST. - SEMI-DE-
tached: rooms ami; nearly new; rent
VIM. BRAwsHAw. Agent,
Nat 5lS5 or Col. 1895.
S23 SOMERSET PL. NW.--6 r., GAR. $50 so
| 5000 5th st. n.w.-9 rooms. garage. $500
l4I7 st. se.-6 rooms. porches. 49,. $3.50
| $50 Col. I'd. n.w.-s rooms. earage..... 5000
I4Y2 ogden St. nw.--S rooms s porches. 1000
2sls 18th St n;e-Det. 8 rooms; gar. 5000
1875 l4th st. NV. North o9s2
CHEVY CHASE SECTION.
Detached dwelling, rooms. baths.
0 Reduced Sis to ss5 month.
s47.5O.
2.story, semi-detached brick house on 4srd
/ h., cleo light.
| $500
| 5l00 Block Conduit Rd
2-story. semi-detached dwelling, 8 rooms
and bath. h.-w.h., cleo. lights.
THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL Co. mo.
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II YOU are in the market for a
Chevrolet don't pass up this oppor-
tunity.
TRIANGLE MOTOR CO..
? New York Ave.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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CHEVY CHASE SECTION
Detached dwelling, rooms, 2 baths.
porch, 2-car garage.
Reduced sis to ss5 month.
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SPECIAL
HOME BARGAINS.
to us for larger homes, so we offer them at
special bargain prices and terms:
500 CASH.
Balance Like Rent
SAMPLE HOMES OPEN TODAY.
1887 UPSHUR ST. NV.
IL squares west 18th ST. rooms double
brick Earaee; 2 baths. General Electric
Refrigerators.
3408 18th ST. NE.
SemI-detached, beautiful new home, Just
north OF Lawrence ST. and Just south Of
MoNroe st; buses. Open and lighted.
1854 GALES ST. NE.
just east Of 18th and O SITS: n.e.--Neat 8
a fS garden: vegetable garden and garage.
1908 OWEN PL. NE.
New house. just north 18th and Fla ave.
ne;-A perfect little home. with garage.
Only $7,450
1912 D ST. NE.
New rooms .9s a. and d. bath and garage $50
Also See Our New Homes at
2lst AND RANDOLPH SITS NE
III. r. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1918 st. NV. District 0sos.
CONTINUED on Next PaEe.l
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROOMS AND BOARD.
l446 FAIRMoNT ST. N.w.--Large, desirable.
SSt cmSoy 'front.' COZ Sm sass couple or
l44s FAIRMoNT ST. N.W.LHome cooking
choice food Single or double rooms, $35
| to $40 mo; boarders desired
300 ST. N.W.ITwo refined girls: large liv-
cookins walking distance. Met. o9s3.
1909 18th ST N.w-vacancy for young lady:
warm room, twin beds; good meals; s45 per
| DUPONT CIRCLE. 2O36 o ST.-Single and
double rooms. with twin beds; warm and
comfortable walking distance down town:
CATHEDRAL MANSIONS NoRTH-Large
nished apartment Apt. 34l. 29'
COOKING COOK oniet. refi6ed home PRIVILEGES 20.
| 1893 N ST. NV, -Attractively furnished
| rooms in newly decorated home; suitable
reasonable. Phone North 1854 29'
NEAR DUP. CIR.--Two attractiyely furnished
| front rooms. every convenience. well heated
excellent. food; s35 and $40 monthly. be
$3.50 CHEVY CHASE -, PARKWAY, Chevy
with first-class table board; garage. s.
1910 x ST; NWinROoms and board; men men. or
! "A
| Yste family; most attractive home unlim-
! tied phone; near Dupont Circle. North
| 326 MARYLAND AVE. N.E,-Warm room,
near bath; home cooked meals Lin 1857.
| I411 KENNEDY ST NW.-Nicely furnished
front single and double room, semi-priyste
! 1882 FAIRMONT ST. NW.-Large well fur
! nished front room. twin beds. continuous
hot water; board optional; young people.
| 1851 HARVARD ST. NW.--South-front ROOM
4 "
appointed home; best meals; reasonable.
1915 18th ST N.w.,,Beautiful room. twin
en ts and GOVT clerks North 1857 81
| DOWNTOWN. near Thomas Circle. 1913
Mass. ave;-Large rooms. newly decorated.
| single beds; balanced meals; conVenieat;
! 1926 2Ist NV, near Dupont Circle-Two
| d-hoor single rooms with board. $40 per
! each; also ledy to share room with another,
$40 each; one o English basement room' $3.50
1912 CONN. AVE, Dupont Circle-opening
with newly furnished rooms. Simmons single
beds good meals: reasonable.
| 1744 ST. NV, Dupont Circle-DeSirable
, rooms, refined surroundings, new Simmons
single beds: good meals; reasonable.
1913 MONROE ST. Nw:mNicely furnisheda
home cooking. Adams 1896.
1410 10th st. NV. Gentlemen.
| Beautiful. modern home, attractive, large
front room. twin beds also single room;
excellent food; rates moderate
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.
; CATHOLIC WIDOW desires room and board
in nice family. Desire to use own furniture.
Address Box 298-R, Star ONCE.
MEALS AND TWO ROOMS, in private fam
ily, by two Christian gentlemen; Virginia
; people preferred; best of reference furnished;
location, Sc. preferred. Address Box 28l-R,
Star Office 20"
WANTED-ROOMS.
/ LADY OF refinement, wishes warm, well
heated room for light housekeeping; reason
able rental Answer by letter only. 1909
harYlanG ave. ne.
| (iENtrI .EMAN Iamrnisheh rnnm in AMI with
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Many others with plenty of GOOD trans
portation left in them, at sacrificed prices
Small down payments and easy monthly
payments Open evenings and Sunday.
MEYER HERsON AUTO SALES CO.. INC
81 s.. NE. Phone Met. $3.50 so
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5217 GA AVE. NW-APT. OF THREE
rooms, kitchen and bath; h.-w.h.: private
home. lQs
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- others. $50 and up
1929 Late Ford Model "A i-ton truck new
tires and in excellent shape.
Tire IL a~d TeFuNe. Omen Sun. ard Even
UNION STATION GARAGE,
INC.
50 II ST NE. 81 Eve 81 NE 30"
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-15
KODIAK AREA OPEN
 ID BEACH SHINING

The regulations for the protec- tion of the fisheries of Alaska published in Department of Com merce circular Mo- 251, 16th edi- tion, issued under date of Decem- Der 19, 1929, together with sub- sequent regulations, are hereby amended by the following regu- lation:
 KODIAK AREA
 Salmon Fishing; Regulation No. IS Co is amended so as to per- init commercial fishing for sal mon by beach seines only between Cape Karluk and Cape Grant.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-15
KODIAK AREA
WATSON SAILS NORTH

SEATTLE, Aug, IS, (P)-The SS Admiral Watson, of the Pacific Steamship Company, sailed yes terday morning at 10 for Alaska carrying 62 passengers five for Seward. These were James Kren- nor, MT. and Mrs. D. Krenor, Cal Franklin and others, steerage.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-15
OFF FOR ENGLAND

ST. HUBERT AIRPORT, Mon treal, Aug, 5. (P-The British dirigible R-1Oo was released from the mooring mast here and at once headed across the Atlantic bound for England
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-15

The SS Yukon makes one more voyage to the Port of Seward af- ter which it will go on the fall and winter schedule sailing from Seattle on the alternate 1O-day schedule.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-15

Local residents are active in the nearby woods stripping bushes of the bushels of luscious assorted wild berries.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-15

The fourth week of the local traffic count over the highway is underway today by the Bureau of Public Roads
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-15

EASTMAN KODAK SUPPLIES, DEVELOPING, PRINTING. EN- PLACEMENTS, HAND COLORED ALASKA VIEWS, at Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-15
PIANO TUNING

Tuning, repairing and selling pianos; reasonable prices and all work guaranteed by P. w. Phil lips who comes to Seward recom- mended by The Baldwin Piano Co.,. of St. Louis. Leave orders at the Van Glider Hotel. MT. Phil lips returns to Seward from the Interior in a few weeks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-08

duct,on Of superior grades and staple sufficiently &c
grow the best line.
often paid q nat price he has grown Just cotton
the short staple variety said Mr.. Legge 70 an In
~terviewer. "and this is . serious threat 70 our holding
growers It can be removed. We are able potentially
foreign markets but through the organization Ct the
to compete with cotton growers anywhere ia the
world"
aHe let Il be known that the $4,000 900 corporation
win be ready TO function rs q legal entity by Jan. Is.
It is to be . sales agency for as many Of the cotton
cooperatives as affiliate with 1t.
Chmn. Legge Is one Of the top-notchers In the
ranks Of American business men. He surrendered O
$780, 900 a year job for a $4,000 a year chairman
ship Of the federal farm relief board.
A square shooter Is Alexander w. Legge. He talks
straight to the grain commission merchants, TO the
elevator kings, to the heads Of the United States
Chamber Of Commerce and he let 1t be known to all
concerned that he isn't a rubber stamp man.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-08
must credit Herbert Maxwell with

must credit Herbert Maxwell with
at least the average brain power.
He knew that we, DR.. Gordon, Mar
gerry and !, were suspicious OF him.
He must have noted that on the day
Of our conference here. He knew
we were perfec..y willing = hook
him up with the kidnapping. He even
knew we had 'tumbled', in some
strange way, 10 the identity OF Jim.
the young man who had been
walked out OF the hospital by the
fake orderly.
Knowing all these things" con-
tinued ballard, with convincing
earnestness, rs 1t reasonable TO be-
lieye that Maxwell would voluntari-
iy permit his ward. the girl for
whose kidnapping and detention he
had arranged. to meet us here in
Paris Immediately after, she had re-
gained her liberty?
And yet, IN the face Of these very
obvious facts, this couple, the Le-
clerc woman and the man, Leon.
notify Margery here by letter to
come to a certain address where her
friend. Patricia is waiting. Mar
gerry follows instructions In the let
ter and. sure enough, there Is Pat
ricia. waiting.
What is the answer? Did the
Leclercs get cold feet all al once?
Has something arisen in their deal
with Maxwell TO make them afraid
or 10 induce them 70 disobey his
orders and release the girl before
the time set? That's the only solut-
ion that comes to me. Has anyone
a suggestion?"
CTO BE CONTINUED
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-08
FELT WEAKER
ALL The Time
Florida Lady Says She Did Not
Make a Mistake In De-
Gliding To Take Cardui.

Lake City, Fa--Some years
ago. I was In @ very weak, run
down condition, getting weaker
GIL the time" says Mrs. O. IL
Summers, Of East Nassau Street,
this city.
Il could not Meep wen nc night
I was so nervous until my nights
were regular Nightmares
1T was terrible to drag around
and stay up but ! tried 70 do 30
as I had O family.
sT heard 90 much about Car6rn,
I felt sure II would be o good tonic
for me 70 take, and ! did not
make q mistake.
AFTER ! had taken Cardui. 7
began 70 improve, 90 kept It up
and I continued to grow stronger,
and have been In good health ever
since.
Il certainly can recommend Oar
dui. ] give IL 70 my daughter and
J tell my neighbors about It."
Thousands Of other women have
told how Cardui helped them
Extracted from herbs OF high
medicinal value. Contains nothing
harmful or injurious. Sues
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-08
TEXAS DAILY PRESS LEAGUE
National Advertising Representatives
Flowers for the Living

Dean 7. u. TAYLOR is ~. He spent his 72nd turn
ing Of the mile post happily at work" He Is an early
riser. He was out at $50 on the morning Of his an
niversary and greeted students in his office ana In
his class rooms in the usual way.
He entered his ard year in the University Of Texas
faculty. He has been dean OF the college Of engin-
eering for "A wears. In other words he Is the Oldest OF
the faculty members in point OF service. He made the
declaration the most useful building that has turn
ed out greater results than other was old B hall" and
that mo building that could be erected would mould
the men of destiny that old B hall has helped through
the University"
When he opened his eyes In what was known as
West Texas, the county Of johnson was q frontier'
and the western and southwestern empires OF texas
were given over as grazing ranges, with the grass
free to the cattle barons, their cowboys ana tner
herds.
Now there Is no frontier from the Gulf OF Mexico
70 the Pacific ocean. Texas has q population near
ing Che 100000 mark. Texas had villages ana scat
tered hamlets 70 years ago. Texas had the pony e~-
press rider, the stage coach, bisons, wild mustangs
wild Indians and witer white men 70 years ago.
The Texas OF today and the Texas Of " years ago
: as far arnrt as the north and the south poles
II tbs or a transition from q wilderness OF empire 70
a commonwealth fifth in the sisterhood OF state III
ponp,ation and wealth and natural resources winch
n staggering TO the mind.
Dean TAYLOR is the grand old man OF the university
and he is Just as young in heart and brain as ne was
40 wears ago. His boys from the engineering cohege
are found in every land under the shining SUM- Tney
hare made history in all climes.
They keep in touch with the Old Man" Tnsy
are his BOYS today as they were his boys In the years
that have fled. His wife has been a record OF acnieVer
ments. He has the material which II placed In co4o
TYNE that would make a large size book that would
grip the faculties Of all Texans who love tner s'aVe'
whether native or adopted Texans.
Flowers for the living. They are passed on 70 the
dean. They were coming to him for his services as
an educator. q citizen worth while and q humanl-
tartan with all that the word signifies. The top OF
the morning" was the greeting from the boys VINO
are scattered the wide world over, members OF a pro-
session that has given to the United States a presi-
dent and to the republic Of Mexico one Of the brother
hood.