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thinkable thing a generation
ago. -,
Although the change has
been gradual, and we have seen
it happening with our eyes
omen, it has taken the shock OF
a general financial pinch OF
1929 to awaken us. Is 1t too
late? Have we dozed while the
horse has been stolen and only
now can rush out and lock the
stable door?
1t is not that hopeless, pro-
cided we bestir ourselves and
use our full energies and re-
sources. We must become bet
ter workers and employees by
becoming more reliable, intelli-
gent and diligent. And then
we must learn to use the income
of our employment so that il
will return a dollars value for
a dollar spent. We must spend
our money where it counts most
Every other group does that. II
is no more than natural, anc
predominating fair minded
Americans will concede.
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LEXINGTON, VA.

Rev. Lee of Harrisonburg cen
Quoted services at the First Baptist
Church Sunday morning in the alb
sence of Rev. Cook, who had been
called to Kendall Grove, Va, to at
tend the funeral of hs father-in-
law, Mr.. Collins.
Miss Beulah Gooch, one of our
practical nurses, has been quite
busy for the last two weeks nurs-
ing the sick in her section. Her
last patient was Mrs. Alice Alexan-
der, who is now out.
Mrs. Mayme S. Jones and her
mother, Mrs. Ayers, and Mrs. Mary
Wood were in Buena Vista on bus
mess last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kenney left
last week to spend the summer at
White Sulphur. Mr.. Fairfax, who
had just returned from Palm Beach,
Florida, went with them.
Miss Matte Belle Mason, who
has been in Lynchburg for some
time, is at home on Massie street.
Mrs. Mary Wood entertained the
Elite Art Club Wednesday last.
Mrs. Gilmore, the president, pre-
sided. Those present were Madames
Mayme S. Jones, Geneva Williams,
M. E. Kenney, and Marie Kenney.
Invited guests Mrs. Sarah Ayers
and Mrs. Peasants. Mrs. Wood
served a salad course, hot tea, minis
and chocolates.
Mrs. Melena Pollard Cruickshank
and Mr.. Robert Harris, both of
Lexington, were married at the
baptist parsonage Wednesday even
ing, March 18th, by Rev. P. W.
!; Cook, A. B. They are at home on
Nelson Street.
Mrs. Cornelia Washington, the
: widow of the late William Wash
: ington, died at the home of her
son, Mr.. Nelson Washington, on
Randolph street, Tuesday morning,
March 18th, at 1870 A. NJ. Mrs.
Darlington was a native of Lynch
[ burg, but came to Lexington early
= in life and married Mr.. William
Washington. Fourteen children
I were born to them, and twelve
lived to grow to womanhood and
+ manhood, and married. Ten OF
! them are living and attended the
:. funeral, though but three of them
i rcside in Lexington. Those living
are Frank d. Washington, Nelson
Washington, and Mrs. Evelyn Jack,
son of Lexington, Rev. w. L.
Washington and Mrs. Cornelia
Brown of Washington, D. c., Ed.
ward, Godfrey and Peyton Wash.
ington of New York, Mrs. Lillian
Thompson and Mrs. Elizabeth Car
ter of Lynchburg.
She leaves one sister, Mrs. Green
of Lynchburg, and ten grandchil-
dren and one great grandchild.
Mrs. Washington was held in high
esteem by the people Of Lexington
whom she had lived among foi
more than sixty years. She was q
{. member of the Randolph Street
Methodist Church and was regu-
? lar attendant.
, Funeral services were conducted
!. by Rev. l. H. Carpenter, her pastor,
> assisted by Rev. Peters of Lynch
, burg, Rev. Cook and Rev. Jones of
? Lexington. Her six sons acted as
, pail bearers and her grandchildren
carried the flowers.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-03-22
CHARLOTTESVILLE TATTLER

Has anyone noticed j. Us red
tie recently?
Wonder what's the attraction in
Baltimore for H. W.?
X. C. always seems bored; we
wonder if she's a dreamer.
Look out w. B., don't turn too
many corners the same day.
Come on out, G. l., don't be a
violet.
Z. u, we did not know you
could create such sensation until
lately-and HOW!
A certain young lady thinks that
W. B. is divine.
M. T., was that young man on
his knees to you in the street or
was he picking up something for
you?
She did come back, didn't she,
w. j.?
F. C. and C. c., the next time
you have party, give us a break,
and don't leave US in the cold.
S. w. seems to specialize on
"Springers" on the avenue.
Say, w. L., when does it come
off?
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HARRISONBURG NEWS

The Effnger School basket ball
team of boys motored to the State
College to attend the Tournament.
Miss Deploy Minor and Miss Effin-
ger, accompanied by Misses Helen
Cephas and Meta Ray, attended
also.
Mrs. Thomas L. Harris of Chi
cago, ILL.,, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. j. Walter Frances. Mrs. Har-
ris was formerly Virgie Clifford of
this city, and has not visited her
old home for fifteen years.
MIR. and Mrs. Benjamin Sampson
entertained at dinner Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Frances and Mrs. Harris.
Miss Fannie Wilson, sister of
Mrs. j. G. Holmes, and a patient
at the R. M. Hospital, is improving
at this writing.
Miss Rosetta Rankins of Mt.
Jackson, spent Sunday in Harrison
burg.
Mr.. Charles Cochran is at home
from the hospital.
Quite few of the Harrisonburg
people attended the entertainment
In Bridgewater last Friday night,
given by the Fisk singers.
Miss Lillian Frances has return
ed to New York, after spending
few weeks with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Frances.
MIR. and Mrs. j. B. Ray, Mes
danes BERTHE Viccers and Sarah
Wood spent Sunday at McGaheys-
vile, as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis Jackson.
Mrs. John Jackson of Tenth Lee
gion spent few days in town last
week.
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raise their weak voices against
him, as a matter of principle
anyhow, whether it will be
heard. Colonel Anderson has
been, in the opinion of many,
the most brutal political enemy
of the Negro in Virginia of any
of the present republican lead
ers. His methods have been al
most beyond compare in human
history in his handling of a
loyal group of people have have
known only one party in the
past.
If encouraging in spirit the
violation of certain sections of
the constitution on account of
color is a qualification for the
Supreme Court, then Colonel
Anderson will be nominated by
reclamation. The conservative
Negro of the South knows and
realizes the political conditions
of the South, and consequently
respects them. But when a per-
son uses brute force to carry
out political principles, we be-
lieve they violate the letter and
the spirit of our American in
situations, of which voting is a
very sacred factor. And we
don't believe that our President
will endorse such.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-03-22

bate given at the Crozet school
Thursday night, between Hillsboro
and Crozet graded schools.
Resolved, That Iron is more
useful than coal"
Crozet school took the negative
and won.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kimbo of
Profits, Va, visited MIR. and Mrs.
E. L. Wesley Sunday.
Mr.. Charles Wood of Richmond
spent Sunday in Crozet.
Miss Annie B. Wesley Of Vir-
ginia Union University, and Nurse
Irma Brown of Richmond visited
Miss Wesley's parents Sunday.
Miss Mary Buchanan visited
friends in White Hall Sunday.
Mr.. w. w. Burross is somewhat
better.
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MINTSPRING NEWS

Rev. w. P. Essex of Waynesboro
filled his pulpit at the Bright Hope
Baptist Church last Sunday. Mr..
Vaughan accompanied him.
Mr.. Ernest Reese of Augusta
Springs was visitor here last Sun
day.
Mr. A. L. Crawford was in Staun-
ton the 18th.
Mrs. Lee Johnson was in Staun-
ton on business the 18th.
Mrs. Emmanuel Hunter spent last
week erd in Staunton.
Friends are glad to see Masters
John Lewis, Leroy and Robert Paris
out again.
Mr.. Lee Madison is on the sick
list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Williams of
near Churchville were here on
business the 18th.
Several from here attended the
program at Laurel Hill the 18th,
and reported a jolly time.
There will be a play the fifth
Sunday night at the Free Baptist
Church, the title, cold King Dollar
Bill"
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Migratory Inciaences-

Migratory Inciuences-
Listed among those from III.
city that attended the basket ba
game in Petersburg last Saturda.
were Misses Rosemary Jones, Flea
nor Brown and Mr.. D. F. Trigg.
DR.. Garner Downing OF Roanok.
Va, made a flying trip to this Cit.
last Wednesday.
Mr.. Jerome Brooks spent severa
days in Gordonsville, Louisa an,
Gotham last week in interest o.
the Southern Aid Society.
Mrs. Mamie Brown, accompanie
by her daughters, little Virgins
and Mildred Brown, left for Wash.
ington, D. c., last Tuesday, while
Miss Frances Brown continued or
TO New York City.
MIR. and Mrs. r. C. Deans ano
brother of Richmond, Va, spent
last Sunday in the city, the guests
of Mr.. William Lightfoot on Sixth
street N. w.
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500 Party

500 Party
On March 18th Mrs. Erma A.
Harris, of 1909 North Thirty-first
Street, gave 900" party in honor
of the Sweethearts and Wives 900"
Club.
The color scheme of this pretty
party was green. Mrs. Harris had
as her guests the members of the
club, who are Misses Marian v. &C.
phas, Miriam Frasier, Annie Jen-
kins, Louise Jackson, Inez Cogbill,
Sidney Mayo, and Mines. Esterline
Kenney, who was awarded prize
Juette Greer, Laura Bright and Ed
wilma Sharp.
Other guests were Misses Ella
Hudson, Blanche V. Coles, Henrietta
Barrett, Ollie Freeland, Mines. Mi
nerva Pattani, Margaret Peters,
Clarissa billiard, Ora Wingfield, Hell
ena Payne, who received the guest
prize, and Alice Charity. Miss Maude
V. Randolph acted as scorekeeper.
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slowly.
! Mr. George Richardson was Gale
home 10 Nelson County, on accour
Of illness Of his brother, Ernest.
Charles City County, New Vine
Baptist Church.

At IL o'clock noon, Rev. B. j..
Run of Richmond, Va, pastor of
Union Level, Baptist Church, preach
ed an inspiring and timely sermon.
He administered unto US the Lords
Supper.
We certainly have missed our
beloved pastor since he has been
sick. The sick are slowly improv-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis H. Lomax
have returned to their home in
Charles City, after spending the
winter months Montclair, N. j.
l.. Y ATI. Rorolto.
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CLIFTON FORGE NEWS

Heighter-Jones-
Miss Lillian Jones of Orange
County, Va, and Mr.. Philip Massie
Heighter were united in marriage
Sunday, March 8, 1880, at 500
o'clock. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. G.. E. Galloway,
Washington, D. c., at the home of
the brides sister in Daniel, Va.
Mr.. Heighter is a native of Clifton
Forge and a teacher in Orange
County, Va.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE

Among those visiting here from
Washington last week were Mrs.
George T. Hayes, Mrs. Ellis and
James Eaton.
Mrs. D. C. Deans, of North Sixth
Street, is improving.
Mrs. Madison Jones, of Douglass
Court, is sick.
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Business Leftovers-

Business Leftovers-
Charlottesville seems endowed
with so many business men and
women that l could not include all
last week. We have the well
equipped sanitary hair parlor OF
Mrs. Virginia Edwards on Dycc
street, and just short distance
away we run upon Madame Helen
Southall on Seventh street, who is
likewise progressing. Mrs. George
Carr, / think, is following this line
of work also. The Home Beneficial
Insurance Company, the Southern
Aid Society, as well as the National
Benefit Life Insurance Company
are doing big business in small
town. If | have left out anyone,
pardon me, my dear reader; | viii
assure you twas not intentional.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-03-22

WANTED-Reliable colored man
for custodian of building, and bat
terry and tire work during the day.
Must furnish reference as to hon
esty and reliability. Prefer married
man of responsibility. No Sunday
work. Address in own handwriting.
4. G. Cones, care The Staunton
Tribune, Box 421, Staunton, Va.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE FLASH
LIGHT
(By Reulah Coles. }

Quietude Reigns Eminently-
Lenten season and revival ser
vices seemed to have quelled the
ardor of good-timing, to the extent
that only business meetings Of the
various clubs and fraternal or
CARNATIONS are in order.
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PHILADELPHIA Excursion

Philadelphia Excursion
The first excursion of the season
on Sunday, the 10th, brought tt
Charlottesville old acquaintance
friends and relations to say hellt
and goodbye, all in the same day
Among those seen were Mrs. Maud,
Cosley, Miss Amanda Barbour, Dr.
and Mrs. Lindsay, Mr.. and MIR.
Ragland, Mrs. Kent AM d.
Miss Vivian Ragland, Mr.. George
Godfrey and his trainer, Mr.. Char
lie Price, Messrs. VandrsM Gresl
and Benford Carr.
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Phi Beta Sigma

The Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity
entertained at dance on last Fri
day evening at the residence of Mrs.
Jeanette Coleman. Those invited to
attend were members of the school
set.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-03-22

Science yet perfect the mechanical man
the Robot that do the household work
There isn't doubt however, that the Robot would so ar as
baking concerned follow the instructions of the modern house
keeper Rumford the all phosphate baking powder Every
mother knows how important part fresh milk plays IN the det
growing child Rumfod breads and cake works to the
endbung strong bones and teeth developing proper
tissue For Rumfod contains phosphate OF calcium in great
quantity Rumord biscuits contain of this Valu
compound than does large of milk And remember
fifty milk equal the phosphate content OF
onepound of Rumford (Herbert Photos New York. N ~
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Stork Busy

Stork Busy
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Brown are the
proud parents Of baby girl, who
arrived three weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Alexander
were made glad in asimilar manner.
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Lexington Visitors

Lexington Visitors
Mrs. j. E. Barbour of Sixth st.
N. W., was most agreeably sur
prised few Sundays ago, when
Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Gilmore,
Misses Hudson and Clark, ana
Messrs. Franklin and Gilmore put
in their appearance.
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WANTED AGENTS For the
Staunton Tribune, at White Sui
phur Springs, w. Va; Ronceyerte.
W. Va; Lewisburg, w. Va; Alder.
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WANTED-Two women for house
work; state wages expected and
give reference. Address this paper.
OF C.. Ten Eyck, Allamont, Albany
Co., N. Y.
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WAITED AGENTS For Nine.
Jones Marvellous Hair Grower and
Skin Whitener. Address Northern
Chemical Co., Box III, Wayne, Pa.
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FORDWICK AND CRAIGSVILE

Rev. A. L. Brent, pastor of
Anon Baptist Church filled his pull
pit Sunday and preached two noble
sermons.
Sister Sadie Jordan raised $51.55
for a carpet to beautify our church.
Miss Viola Gurtie and Miss Ruth
Montgomery were the dinner guests
of Lula and Dorothy Jordan Sun
day. -.
Miss Matte Rucker and Miss
Margaret Taylor were the evening
guests of Lula and Dorothy Jordan.
Our B. Y. P. U. opened at the
regular hour.
Mr.. Herbert Young was the Sun
day guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dickerson.
Mr.. B. A. Gray has moved his
household goods to Nelson County:
Mrs. Mamie Gray has returned
home at Nelson County, after
spending some time with her son,
Mr.. Teete Hollis left for Pitts
burgh, Pa, Saturday evening.
Mr.. Jim Hollis left last week for
Philadelphia, Pa. They were called
here on account of the death of
their sister, Mrs. B. A. Gray.
Mrs. Minnie Rucker, Mrs. Sadie
Jordan and Mrs. Maggie Robinson
were shaaYIiss- iT -otaunton last
Saturday.
Mrs. Clara Holloway visited her
mother last Tuesday night, Mrs.
Minnie Rucker.
Mr.. Paul Gable is improving
slowly.
! Mr.. George Richardson was caile .
home 10 Nelson County, on accoun
Of illness Of his brother, Ernest.
Mr.. and MRS. Wllnam Garter
visited her mother in Amherst san
lay.
The Ladies Aid met at MIS-.
Ieorgi1 Crawford's last Thursday
After all business repast was
erved.
Our rev..Y2i vi st.--:ee - ..,,.
Monday i'll March. we hope 10
rave soul saving revival.
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Price II, Bullock and Miss Jeanett
Booker.
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FOR SALE--Adding machine. Ap-
ply I'll N. 4th St., Richmond va.
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Narcissus Club

Narcissus Club
Miss Florence Garner was hos
tess last Tuesday night at her
home on 1919 street, where the
members enjoyed themselves to the
fullest extent.
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Hostesses to School Set

Hostesses to School Set
Misses Georgia V. Sampson, 1rma
Williams, Annie Mae Huchins and
Mrs. Virginia Shields were hostesses
on Tuesday evening at the residence
of Miss Georgia Sampson to the
Senior Glass of Virginia Union Uni.
versity. A buffet supper was served
during the evening. At 10 o'clock a
large number of the school set was
invited to attend the dance given by
these young ladies.
Birthday Uarty
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-03-22

Mr.. and Frs. W. H. Pemberton
gave a very pretty birthday party in
honor of their little daughter, Dor
othy, on March 18th. Their guests
included the little Misses Harriet
HAYES, Lula Nash, Carlotta Brock
ington. Goldie Gibson, Juette john
son, Gwendolyn Johnson, Eloise
Breezy, Goldie Johnson, Gertrude
Anderson, Brightwell Ellis, Judson
Chambers, Regena Taylor, Masters
Harold Brockington, Robert Pember-
ton, Milton Robinson, Shirley Car
ter and Mines. J. B. Booker, A. D.
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CROZET, VA.

There was a very interesting de-
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-17
Murder Al BRIDGE
SySH % AS SG sss g. sI sss Rsz9" u

TIN afraid they are, Penny Dun
ldee told her miserably. Cap
tain Strawn has a warrant ready,
but, of course"
ooh, you don't have to tell me
you hope Ralph isn't guiltyl.. she
henence. Don't 1 know he couldn't
have done it2 They always arrest
the wrong person first, the blum
derin gidots-"
It was the thorny Penny again,
the Penny with glittering eyes
which matched her nickname. But
Dundee felt better able to cope with
this Penny. -.
I'm afraid I'm the chief idiot,
but you mus tbelieve that I'm sorry
that it should be a friend Of yours, "
he told her, and reached for the
plate she had rinsed of its suds I'M
der the hot water tap.
Shoot the works." she COM
manded, with hard fippancy. "Of
course L might have known that
Captain Strawn's theory about a
gunman was just dust in our eyes,
and that only a miracle could keep
you from fastening on poor Ralph,
since he and the gun are both
missing.
Naturally it wouldn't occur to you
that it might be an outsider, some
one who had followed Mia and her
lover, Sprague, from New York, to
kill her for having left him for
Sprague. Oh, mol Certainly
not!" she gibed, to keep from BURST
ing into tears.
IAN outsider hardly would have
access to Judge Marshall's pistol and
Maxim silencer," he reminded her.
"And Captain Strawn received a
wire from ballistic expert in Chi
cago this morning, confirming our
conviction that the same gun which
fired the bullets against Judge Mar
shalls target fired the bullet which
killed Mia Selim.
you've washed that plate long
enough. Let me dry it now. &.
And there are other things,
Penny
"Such as" she challenged.
"Sprague admitted to me this
morning, after had confronted him
with proofs, that he sometimes slept
In the upstairs bedroom"
"I told you they were lovers!"
Penny interrupted.
and that he slept there Fri
day night, after he and Mia had
quarreled. He still contends that
the row was over that movie-of-
Hamilton business" Dundee went
on, as if she had not spoken.
HE admitted also that Mia had
told him to take his things away
when he left Saturday morning, but
he says it was only because she
didn't want Ralph Hammond to
find a mans belongings there if he
had occasion to go into the upstairs
rooms in making his estimates for
the finishing up of the other side.
But he contends, and Lydia Carr,
whom also saw again this morn
ing, supports him in it, that he
stayed in the house occasionally
when Mia was particularly nervous
about being alone, and that they
were not lovers"
y a\
DOOHi Don't wipe the
IL flowers off that plate. Here's
another"
I'm inclined to say Pooh!' too,
Penny" Dundee assured her, "but
Tracey Miles told me last night
when he came to get Lydia that
Mia really seemed to be in love
with Ralph-part of the time, at
least"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-17

There was little comfort upon the cold hard
stones of the dungeon floor, but Tarzan, Injured
to hardship from birth, slept soundly until the
coming of the jailer with food several hours
after sunrise Water and coarse bread were
doled out TO the prisoners by slaves in charge
Of a surly half-caste in the uniform of legion
airy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-17


me cnlei suspects in the murdtr OF
JOANLlA CELlM, shot at a bridge pArty
are. FLORA MILES in Nita'g closet
reading a note which she thinks IS from
ner nusband. DEXTER SPRAGUE. who
wrote that note. and LYDIA, her maid.
LyQla says she loved Mia, and is
showing SPECIAL INVESTIGATOR DUN
DEE presents she gave her. when
TRACEY MILES. one Of the guests, re-
turns 70 take Lydia home with him.
DqnQee reads Nita's VIII. leaving every
thing 70 Lydia. which shows Nita's fear
81 oeath and gives lydia additional mo-
i've, lie learns that Mia went out with
RALPH HAMMOND Thursday night and
saw Sprague Friday night. the night
she made ner will.
NILES tells Dundee that when he called
on nita that morning. he found Nita
ana LYDIA gone. and Ralph there. Ralph
.eemed little Jealous OF his calling on
Mia too.
After Miles and LYDIA leave. Dundee
nnds the kitchen door has been IN
locked. Searching the attic. he finds
traces IN the bedroom Of a mans hay
Ing slept there the night before.
He calls CAPTAIN STRAWN, who
comes with flngerprint men and detec-
lives. and learns that small grip which
low is gone was in that room when II
was searched before.
He believes that SpraRus used the
room, and was told BIZ Mia to clear
ont lydia came up % tell him TO take
evening and got the grip Despite this,
dundee doesn't believe Sprague did II.
NOW GO on WITH The STORY
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-17

As he ate, Tarzan surveyed his fellow pris-
oners. There was Cassius Hasta, from the king
dom of Castrum Mare, and Maximus Praeclarus.
These two and himself were the only whites.
There were Lukedi, the Bagego, and Mpignu,
the black slave who had betrayed the ape-man
under promise Of freedonl-which he never got.