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Costume Dance Attended
By Annapolis Younger Set
Many Parties Are Planned in Honor of Guests OF
Lieut. Comdr and Mrs William
H. OBrien.

ANNAPOLIS. Md, August g.
/ Although many members of Annapolis
| society remain away at various resorts
and others plan to leave this week,
those who are staying In town. enter
| tain at lunches and dinners and es-
peciAlly among the young set there
are many parties Of an informal nature
being given.
Mr.. Langdon Pickering was host at
costume dance, entertaining Friday
evening in the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Pickering, at Ferry
Farms His guests included about 40
members Of the younger set. Many Of
the costumes were clever and original,
and prizes went to Miss Beverly Hill,
Miss kitty Hopkins, Miss Dorcas Tuck.
Mr.. Lawrence Wild Mr. Henry Cooper
and Mr.. Bruce Old.
Lieut.. Comdr and Mrs. william n.
O'Brien had as their guests last week
in their home on Upshur road Miss
O'Brien of Lawrenceburs, Ind; Mrs.
Betty Jane Verify of Middletown,
Ohio, and Miss Thompson Of Farming
ton, Mass There we're many parties
planned in honor of the young guests,
including tea Monday afternoon, also
a dinner wednesday evening, given by
Mrs. OBrien. Miss Martha T'heis Of
Lawrenceburk, Ind, sister of Mrs
O'Brien, is also the guest of Lieut.
Comdr. and Mrs. O'Brien.
Miss Betty Davis, daughter Of Comdr.
and Mrs. G. G. Davis, entertained at a
bridge party Monday afternoon for Miss
Beverly Hill, daughter of Lieut.. Comdr.
and Mrs. John LeVoy Hill, who with
her parents. went Wednesday to Phila-
delphia. Lieut.. Comdr Hill has re-
Gently been ordered to the U. s. S. New
Mexico and his family will make
their home in Philadelphia.
Miss Cary Randolph Burwell gave
tea dance wednesday afternoon in
Miss Hills honor Her guests included
girls of the younger set and midshipmen
of the second class.
Capt. and Mrs. Arthur W. Dunbar
and their daughter, Mrs. j. c. Parker,
have taken an apartment at Carvel
Hall for a month before going to wash
ifeton, where they will make their
home Capt. Dunbar, during his tour
Of duty here, was In command of the
Naval Hospital. He is to be relieved
by Capt. Charles NJ OMAN.
Capt. and Mrs. OMAN left Monday,
after being the week end guests of Capt.
and MRS. John 3. Kaufman,
Mrs. Joseph A. Farrell left Monday
with her son and dauehter-ir-law,
Lieut. and Mrs. Joseph A. Farrell, jr.,
for New York, where they viii spend
10 days.
MRS. Benson. wife Of Comdr. Howard
n. Benson, has had as her guest her
niece, Miss Betty Bruins of Newport,
r. l. Miss Bruins is the daughter Of
Comdr H. F. Bruins. now on duty at
the Naval Training Station in Newport.
Mrs. Benson gave q tea dance Wednes-
day afternoon IN honor of her nieca
Miss Helen Penn and Miss Emily
Penn, daughters Of Con1dr and Mrs
Albert Penn. left Monday for Cape
May, where they are guests at house
party given by Mrs. John McCay OF
Wilmington, Del.
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Miss Ann Petit spent last week at
Colonial Beach.
Miss Irene Dodge is on a motor trip
to Lake Worth. ria, WiCh party OF
friends. She recently returned from
a visit to her cousin, Miss Mary Stacy
Dodge, at Chester. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude B. Brown have
returned to their home in Richmond
after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. N Web
ster Smith in Mount Vernon Park
Mr.. and Mrs W. j. Blake are visit
ing at Ocean City, Md
Mrs. W. l.. Clark has returned from
Norfolk. where she spent nine months
with her son and daughter -in-law, Mr.
and Mrs Edward r. Clark.
Miss Dora Senne is spending week
at Atlantic City.
Miss Hilda Fairfax, Miss Helen
Michelbach. Miss Ruth Michelbach and
Miss jeanette Michelbach motored last
week to Atlantic City
Mr. and Mrs william Callan are
visiting in Philadelphia
Miss Virginia King spent last week
end at Colonial Beach
Mrs. H. NJ Meeks went fast week to
visit relatives at White sulphur Springs
| w. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry O'Bannon Cooper
spent last week end at Newport
i News Va.
! Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Snyder and Mr.
| and Mrs. r. D. Leonard of Lexington
| N. c., are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
/ Roy q. Craver In their home on Mount
/ Vernon avenue.
/ Mrs. L. w. Scheduled is spending a
/ month In Southern Texas.
/ Mr., and Mrs Leo Parsons and their
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and their children. and Mr.. and Mrs
Roy X Mclaughlin Of Pitcairn, Pa,
we're the week end guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Mclaughlin in their home
on Mount Vernon avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Thomas spent last
week in Atlantic City.
Miss Alice Haley has returned to her
home on Clifford avenue after spend
ing several weeks at Camp Kahlert. on
the Chesapeake Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bendheim and
her son, Mr.. Leroy Bendheirn, are
spending several weeks in Atlantic
City.
Miss Louise Dinwiddie has returned
from Charlottesville, where she at
tended Summer school at the University
Of Virginia.
Miss Anna Darlington Stump has
recently returned from Farmyille, Va,
and has as her house guests Miss Mar
garet Hubbard and Miss Irving Arm
strones
Mr. and Mrs. edict We'll win
return tomorrow aft pending week
in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Leonard Miller and her daugh-
| ter, Miss Rebecca Miller, have re-
turned from months trip to Boston
and Albany. and are visiting relatives
| in Aceomac, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger d. Clark and
Miss Kitty Clark have completed a
motor trip to Canada and through New
! England, accompanied by Mrs. James
Hickey Of Norfolk. with whom they
are visiting in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard d. Carter and
their family are spending several weeks
at Colonial Beach, Va.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Barnes have re-
| turned TO their home on Hume avenue
after visit at Virginia Beach.
| Mrs. Samuel DeVauRhan and her
son, who spent two weeks with rela-
| tives in Charlottesville and week at
Colonial Beach, are again in their
home on Mount Vernon avenue
Miss Ethel Wade Of Richmond was
the guest last week of Mr.. and Mrs
George Reynolds In their home at
Bra6dock.
Miss Frances Maigne Is the guest Of
Miss Margaret Ellen Boxley in her
home in Orange. Va.
Mrs. Charles 3. Moore has returned
to her home on Prince street after a
! visit to her parents, Representative and
Mrs. Andrew Jackson Montague, in
Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Sullivan have
completed visit of two weeks at At
lantic City
Mrs. Rsthbone Smith has returned
to her home at 400 Duke street after
/ spending the month of July in her
! cottage at Ocean Grove N. j.
! Mr. and Mrs Frederick G.. Duvall
and three little daughters were the
/ guests of Mrs. Smith for several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Petit and little
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turned from q visit at Pennington
Country Club, at Charlottesville, and
also a trip to Lexington, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gardner Graham
are spending several weeks at Atlantic
City.
Miss E. Louise Finke left Sunday,
August 2. for Cincinnati, Ohio, where
she - the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Witte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar 8. Bayol, their
little daughter. Miss PerT1elia Burgess
Bayol, and Mrs. Bayol's mother, Mrs,
C. B. Spilman, have returned from
Colonial Beach, where they had cot
tage for a week.
Mrs. George f. Wilsey and children,
Margaret, Jean and George. have re-
turned from motor trip to ASheville,
NJ c.. and Roanoke, Va.
Miss Margaret .. Robinson left last
week for a trip of two weeks, visiting
relatives in North Carolina and in
Portsmouth and Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. John 8. Sewers and her daugh-
ter, Miss Ella Lee Sewers, are visiting
in Cincinnati, Ohio,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Grammar and
their children have returned from a
visit ct North Beach. Md.
DR.. and Mrs. j. G. Major left last
week for motor trip to Canada, and
later will visit relatives in Virginia.
Mrs. Estelle Mankin and her daugh-
ter, Miss Nellie Mankin, and her grand
daughter, Miss Adeline Dawson, are
spending several weeks at Colonial
Beach, where they have a cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Briggs mo-
tored Monday to Abingdon, Va, for a
short visit TO their three young daugh-
ters who are spending the months of
July and August at a Simmer camp
near there.
Miss Eleanor Broaddus. who has been
visiting her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Wheat, re-
turned to her home at Newtown, Va,
last week accompanied by Mrs. Wheat,
who remained there over Sunday.
Mr. William A. Eehwarzmann and his
brother -in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Gardner, fnotored last week to At
lantic City and wildwood, N. j., for two
weeks visit
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. TUIlcch and
young walton Blair Tlilloch spent last
week end at Colonial Beach.
Miss Ruby @. Bowman has returned
from a months trip to California,
Yellowstone Park and New Orleans.
Miss Clara Devire is back from
Martinsburg, w. Va, where she visited
relatives.
Mrs Alfred Lewis and her son,
Alfred Lewis, IT,, have gone to Los
Angeles. Calf, 70 visit relatives.
Mrs. Ella May Fox has returned to
her home on East Howell avenue after
vacation spent at Colonial Beach.
Miss Virginia walters is visiting rel
! atives in Manassas. Va.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Mclaughlin
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Mrs. Penn and her mother, Mrs.
Frank Smith, also left Monday TO visit
in wilmington
Admiral 7. T. Craven and Mrs.
Craven Of Washington returned to
their home Monday after spending the
week end with Coindr. and Mrs. Theo-
dore w. Johnson in their home at Ii
Acton place.
Mrs. j. Oliver Purvis. with her
daughter and sons, left last week for
Ocean City, N. j., where they will spend
the month OF August. DR.. Purvis plans
to join his family about the middle of
the month.
Miss Catherine Bowie King and Miss
Mary Emily King, daughters Of Mr.
and Mrs. Thompsof King Of Roland
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs j. Irving Bird,
in their residence on Green street. and
attended the hop at the Naval Academy
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Demar wilkinson of Norfolk.
Va, is spending week with Mrs. w. r.
Carter on Maryland avenue
Mrs. william j. Giles entertained at
luncheon Thursday aboard the Reina
Mercedes. Her guests were Mrs. B.
M. Dudley and her guest. Mrs. waters
of Washington Mrs Grace Howard
Morton Mrs Carroll Van Ness Of Balti-
more, Mrs. Robert Cabaness. Mrs. J. l..
Hall and Mrs. Mason Porter Cusachs.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Howe left Yesterday
for Canaan. Conn, where she will spend
several weeks
Lieut. and Mrs. Oliver Maouin are
among the recent arrivals and have
taken a house on Fifth street, in Spa
View Heights.
Mrs. Carroll Van Ness of Baltimore
aeIy - - ID
Mrs. Mason Porter Cusachs, in her
home Ogle Hall.
Lieut. Con1dr. and Mrs. D. r. Patter-
son arrived this week and were the
guests Of Condr. and Mrs r. NJ Hinck-
ley in their home In Upshur road.
Lieut. Cof1dr Patterson has recently
been ordered to duty here
Comdr. and Mrs EIinckley will leave
for Cape Cod, Mass, where they will
spend several weeks with Mrs. Hinck-
les''s parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John King
Of Washington, in their Summer home.
Con1dr. and Mrs. Hinckley's young son
George has been with his grandparents
since the early Summer.
Comdr. and Mrs. j. A. Logan and
their young son left Monday for James,
tuWn, r. l.. whers they will visit Mrs
Sllngluff, wife Of Comdr Frank Sling
luff. They also will visit Mrs. Logan's
sister, Mrs. r. w. Arnold, in Hartford,
Conn, before returning to their home
in Annapolis.
Mr. Robert e. Bacon, accompanied by
Mr.. George Bingley left the first of the
week for Cape Cod. Mass, where Mrs.
Bacon and her daughter Becky have
been since the early Summer. Mr.
Bingley will be the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bacon for several weeks.
Capt. Douglas L. Howard is spending
several weeks leave with his family at
their home on State circle before re-
porting TO Washington, where he has
been assigned to duty at the Army War
College
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TELEPHONE CALL CURES
MANS LOSS or MEMORY
Brother in Richmond. Va, Sees Pic.
ture Of Detroit victim in
Newspaper.

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT. August ga long dis
lance telephone caii from Richmond,
Va, after the brother Of the victim
had seen his picture in Detroit news
paper. has served to bring back the
memory Of a man who had been in
receiving hospital here i've days as an
amnesie patient
William Clyde Maddox. ~. was found
six days ago sitting on the steps Of q
woodward Avenue Church. He could
not tell his name and physicians ct the
hospital said he was suffering from
amnesia. His picture was printed IN
local newspaper. Yesterday brother
in Richmond. Richard c. Maddox. saw
the picture and called the hospital. he
asked to talk with his brother and
when the connection was made said:
Hello. Clyde, this Is your brother
Richard speaking"
The patient remained silent q mo-
ment and then his face frightened. He
said his name was Clyde Maddox.
The brother in Richmond told the
physicians that Maddox disappeared 10
days ago after an operation, Richard
will arrive in Detroit tomorrow to take
his brother home.
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children Of Philadelphia are visiting
Mr. Parsons mother, Mrs. B. A. Par
sons, on Raymond avenue
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Sims their son,
Edgar Sims: Mr.. and Mrs. George Bart
lett, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stewart and
Mr. and Mrs Louis B. Stewart have
returned from visit at Beverly Beach.
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Fifty Orphans Entertained

Col. and Mrs. wrisley Brown were
hosts to more than so orphans from
the washington City OrphanAee yes
terdav at their farm. Hollow Tree, az
Sandy Spring, Md. The group left in two
large buses at $50 o'clock this morn
ing, and was expected TN return late
this evening.
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THE ys[ss[ZS SzS[s [1[S1 17[al[5 " DUFF Tys[n1 1[5[ nssssSssI 5ssIas

SYNOPSIS: Ted Green, An nabelle Querdling's chauffeur, ia found poisoned, suicidal ncto beside him taking the blame fer her murder in a fit of temper. Dr. Nethertcn, previous ly blamed by Superintendent Richmond on the theory that he had plotted 10 share the spinstor's wealth through mar iiage 10 Marjorie Blake, her niece, proves 10 have been en- gagged to Audrey Winford. Mar jclic, Jimmie Haswell discovers, ic secretly in love with Captain Stirling, wh0oc car was near the murder scene. Evelyn Blake, Marjoric's sister, engaged to Licnel Duckworth, reports that she has found her aunt's miss ing will. Because unsigned, it's threat to disenherit her nieces, should they wed, is invalid. Audrey tells Jimmie that Meth crtcn has not renewed their broken engagement. Two days ater an important letter sends Jimmie hurrying to Richmond.
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DOUGLAS NEVIS
SANDY SMITH
 SHOWS SLIDES

An illustrated lecture of more than usual interest is in store fol Island residents next Wednesday evening when Capt M A. Sandy Smith, Arctic explorer and traveller who has lived for more than forty years in the far north, will tell of some of his experiences and show his wonderful slides at the Con- gregational church, starting at o'clock.
 Tn addition to the address by Capt. Smith, several other num- bsrs including vocal solo by Mrs w. c. Ellis, a reading by Helen Lyndstrom, and vocal numbers by Sam Ritter, will complete the pro- gram.
 A small admission fee will be charged which will include refresh ments to be served after the pro- gram. Everyone is cordially in- vited to attend.
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]. EADER STORE. BARGAINS BRING HOST OF BUYERS
Opening Day Sale of Wear ing Apparel Surprises
 George Brothers

Bargains at the closing -out sale of the Leader Department Store at tracted throng of buyers. Clerks were busy from opening time this morning, waiting on customers. The sale will continue until all the $35.0o0 stock of mems, women's and children's wear; together with dry goods, is disposed of.
 We felt the public would re- spond freely to our low-price of fers," said Thomas L. George this afternoon, but opening day sales have surprised us. They far ex- ceed our expectations"
 Alabama has started spring foot ball training with a new coach, a new team and new system.
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Lon Hayman, Syracuse univer. sity forward, has averaged IA points a game this season.
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Chapter 24
MARJORIE MARRIED.

Jimmie met Richmond by ap- pointment at police headquarters and noticed that he looked much happier than when he had last seen him at the time of Greens confession. How is Green?" he in- quired of the superintendent.
 About the same" he replied then adding, MT. Haswell, I dc want to thank you for your help for we were. bit at sea. I am grateful to you"
 Jimmie smiled his thanks and then told him that he had come to read a letter that had just ar rived After Richmond had dis missed his assistant, Jimmie un- folded the communication and ex- | plained.
 This" he said, lis from Miss Marjorie Blake, or, at least from the lady we knew was Miss Blake She is now Mrs. Richard Stirling.
 Mrs Stirling? Well, I'm blast ed. Why was she carrying on with Dr. Netherton?" There was nc doubt as to Richmond's surprise.
 You must not forget that they denied what you call their carrying on and I warned you it would ex- plode your case against the doctor if it happened that he and Mar jorie did not want to marry each other"
 50 it was Stirling! That means when he went there that night in his car he had really come to see her?"
 Perhaps" suggested Jimmie, you had better hear the letter. Rich- mond agreed and Jimmie unfolded the several sheets of paper dated from a hotel at Dover.
 Dear MT Haswell," the letter began, by the time you get this I shall be Captain Stirling's wife Greens confession has made our marriage possible, but both Dick and I feel that there are things we should tell you.
 My main object is to explain about Dr. Netherton. First, it is necessary to remember Aunt An nabclle's views as to marriage for Evelyn and myself. That explains why Dick and I had to keep our l love secret
 Dick was disabled and could not do much to make a home. I al ways thought that Aunt Annabellt would provide for Evelyn and my self. Dick and I did not want to lose our happiness, yet we die not wish to lose what she could do for us.
 Then, somehow. I thought ol pr. Netherton. I knew that could not tell Aunt Annabelle oi my love for Dickie, but I recalled that his father had been her phy. sician and that he had inherited the professional standing and in. fluence that sometimes gives ont the right to speak in matters ot this kind. It was not easy to asl him to intercede for me, but ws
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MRS. STRAGIER IGNORED

Mrs. Elton Engstrom entertained for Mrs. Marcel Stragier, bride of a week, with a luncheon at her apartment Saturday afternoon. Covers were laid for twelve, and St. Patrick's Day was evidenced in the color scheme and decorations.
 Following the luncheon. bridge was enjoyed. The honors at cards went to Mrs. Guy L. Smith, for high score and Miss Elizabeth Fra ser for the low Miss Lee Thoma received the cut prize. A lovely blanket was presented to Mrs. Stra- gier.
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WIND KEEPS
 QUEEN FROM
 DOUGLAS DOCK
Vessel Brings Large Cargo and B Passengers from
 Seattle to Juneau

Capt. N A. Nickerson, master of the steamship Queen, was annoyed at the wind that prevailed on Gastineau Channel Sunday. Not because he deemed the frequent gusts as anything in the nature of gale, for they were gentle zephers compared with the innumerable storms that he has experienced in the course of a life at sea.
 What iIritated him was that phase of the breeze that swept over the top of the Rock Dump and beat against the Island shore. He could not moor his vessel alongside the Douglas wharf without subject ing her to pounding against the pier He still has all freight des- tined for Douglas in the hold of the boat He is carrying the shipment around the Triangle route, and will not make discharge until Wednesday when he returns to Gastineau Channel enroute back to Seattle.
 32 Incoming Passengers
 With a large cargo and 32 pas sengers for Juneau the Queen ar-. rived here from Seattle at o'clock Sunday morning. Taking 27 pas sengers, booked in this city she left Sunday noon for Sitka and way ports.
 The vessels incoming freight con- sisted of general merchandise.
 Cabin passengers who disem- parked here were MT. and Mrs. Brice Howard, Betty Howard, MT. and Mrs J. c. Thomas, Mrs. Charles D. Ritter, Charles D. Rit- ter, Jr., MT. and Mrs. G. A. Van borg, Gilbert Vanborg, Mrs G. R.. Hatton, Mrs. Henry Strof, Miss A. B. Coleman, Mrs. L. A. Stack, J. B. Thompson, R. A. Semple, Jerry Smith, J. E.. Seykova, C. w. Har- per, R. L, Buxton, O A. Elstad, Arthur Vlier, Fred Dazelle, J. D. Corew, George Edward Lewis and Malcolm Wilson.
 27 Embark Here
 Persons who bought tickets in Juneau for Haines, Skagway and Sitka were John Fossett Thomas Ragan, C. J. Sullivan, R. D. Walk CT and J. T. White for Haines; Mrs. John M. Keller, Shirley Keller, B. D. Blackwood, John Lee, G. w. Fol ta, Frank Nefsy, John Marks, John Austin, Frank Marlin and J. D.. Huston for Skagway; MT. and Mrs. H. J. Hodgins, Mrs G. A. Colette. Minnie Bowbridge, John Bowbridge. H. l.. Faulkner, Dr. J. J. Rice, R. H. Chadwick, w. E. Feero, Lockie MacKinnon, J. Gunderson and |. E. Seykova for Sitka.
 
 Lon Hayman, Syracuse univer- sity forward, has averaged IA points
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BETTY SEY TO DANCE

Owing to delay in arrival of the feature True to the Navy" billed for Sunday night, the performance will be given this evening at the Coliseum. As was arranged for Sunday, Miss Betty Sey will do clog dance at an interval in the performance.
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has been written bit at time. So now I can sign myself
 Sincerely yours,
 Marjorie Stirling"
 50 that's that" observed Rich mond as Jimmie concluded. Tt clears up good deal. However. the talk about Netherton can't amount to much now that we have the guilty party"
 That said Jimmie quietly. that is where you are wrong"
 Wrong, am I? You suggest we can help Netherton? How is it to be done?'
 Where you are wrong" Jimmie continued, lis in saying you have the guilty party and the truth is known. Your view is that Green killed Miss Querdling and that his confession settles the matter beyond a certain doubt?"
 Certainly, I suspected him from the first, and his confession only confirms what we already know. v The letter I have just read you is only part, the much less impor- tant part, of my reason for coming to see you this morning. What have also to tell you is this-Ed- ward Green did not kill Miss Querdling and he did not confess The confession is a forgery and he himself is the victim of at- tempted murder"
 Copyright, 1930, J. B. Lippincott
 Company
 Sfronon orvefaIc-"c q n d e of
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Strange crystals-"S eeds of Paradise!" But net Paradise for poor R ic h m n d as Jimmie proves his case tomorrow.
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MAX ACTIVE
 IN NOVEMBER

BERLIN, Aug. 28.-On yhe ad- vice of his physicians, Max Schmel- ing, worlds heavyweight champion, will do no boxing until November, his manager, Joe Jacobs, said to- day.
 After some preliminary gymna- sium work, the champion will ap- pear in exhibits in London and Paris, Jacobs said, with an eye to the possibility of a title match with Mickey Walker either at Mi ami, Fla, or Atlantic City, N. J., in February.
 Jacobs also foresaw the possi- bility of match in June with Jack Dempsey. On the basis of cable grams he has received from the United States, Jacobs said, he felt confident Dempsey would make a determined effort to get in shape in ar attempt to regain the title. SPECIALIZED RADIO SERVICE Bert Whitfield, Phone 373 aa