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HOS j. OWEN y &C. AUCTIONEERS.
1881 EYE ST NV

TRUsTEEs. SALE o. v.-uABLE MODEM
SIX ROOM AND BATH RESIDENCE
hoSA4sp Al ~ 2g2iLRaL! Glaze
BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust duly
recorded Liber Nc. .S54 iolio AS et seq,
oi the land records CT the District of Co:
lunbla. and at the request OF the party Sc.
cured thereby the UNDERSIGNED trustees will
ises. on Friday. the SEVENTEENTH DAY
OF JUNE. AID. 1882 AT TWO-THIRTY
O'CLOCK PM, the fol,owins. described land
and premises, situate in the District of Co.
lumbia. and designated as ard being lot
numbered twenty-six '26l in the subdivision
Of lots made by robert G. Van Vranken in
SQUARE num5eaed thirty-one hundred and
slxty-two t3le2l. as per plat recorded in
the Office OF the surveyor for The District of
Columbia. in Liber 10 at folio i56
Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed of
trust for $4,000. further particIle.5 OF which
! Ill be announced at time OF sale. tie pur-
chase price above said trust u be paid in
cash. deposit OF $500 IeQUIs ed. Convey
Cncl-g recording. etc. ct pu:tls5c-s cost.
Terms to be complied with. wit1il tiiir,y
Gays. otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property may be advertised ana resold at
the discretion OF TIRE trustee.
JhNEC L HOBBS.
HON ARD A. BURNS.
II =
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lots WANTED

sle oufNTANA FL. NV. OR ADAMS l02"l.,
New, 6 rooms and bath, semi-detached and
garage; will exenange Tor trust noes ciea,
lots or small houses
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EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE.
WILL TRADE NEW 6-R AND B. MODERN
ject 10 one trust Of 1890 for or 10 room
modern suburban home subject to one trus. :.
near d. c.. priced around $i2.30o owners
only. Nat. tl7S
WANTED-ACREAGE IN EXCHANGE FOR
modern detached rented homes: Broker
attention FULTON r. GORDON. lAs1 E-s
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FOR ooL6RED: ls2s-lssl-Iss7 W ST. NV.
allan Z. WALKER co: INC. ,.oo
WANTED TO RENT-HOUsEs.

SMALL HOUSE FOR SUMNER. NOT FAR
from vyashinfto-, modern Improvements de-
siralle; located pine woods P!,. North 1888
UNI JSNISHED T-ROOM HOUSE. NV H.
RaraCe: trfeidn ire shower BATH S70
poJ cheS Address Box 4S2-C. Star once.
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WAAENr AONA EAOfEAAI.
FURNISHED COTTAGES ON SOUTH RIVER
Tor rent: electricity, water and gas Call
Lincoln 1904.
VACATION BARGAIN = SMALL SUMMER
cotthse, Ocean City, Nd ocean front. m .
two screened porches; can sleep six; rent two
weeks, $40. Clarendon 1859.
CHESAPEAKE BAY FRONTAGE.
Two beautiful waterfront lots. Fine. wide
sandy beach. Level ground. Restricted COM
uunity. Artesian water Excellent value at
rl.o0a. Terms can be arranged. address
BOX al0.D, Star once
ON THE CHESAPEAKE
building sites 5oxlo0 Within a few
yards OF excellent sandy beach. Fifty miles
frpm Wsshinston over paved roads will
sell whole or part Priced for quick sale
Terms. Address BOX 2oi-D. Star ONCE. N''
wANTED-To RENT SUMMER CABIN. 2 OR
2 rooms, unfarnished. Is miles D. c. Address
Box IBID, Star once
FOR, sALE---NORTIf BEACH-4-RooM. q
porch bungalow. fireplace; leaving city. sac
risce; Reasonable terms. Fhone Col. o864. =
HAVE 10 BEAUTIFUL WATER FRONT LOTS
at Edeewater Beach on South River will sell
- big sacrifce or will trade. Address Box
NORTH BEACH; CORNER LOT 75xI5o;
cash o. terms. Will make building loan.
r. f DOVE. 1908 G st. ne 80
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WANTED-BUsINEss PROPERTY.

NATIONALLY KNOWN CONCERN WANTS
1880 sd. #. consisting of show room. service
dept and ONCE; only show room need be on
ground floor; rental limit. 500 per month.
Address Box 98-D. Star ONCE.
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46th AND DAVENPORT

A restricted. planned eom ,5
Individually DESIGNED. with sepa.
rate saragr;. Of early English and
Colonial influence. set sacs OH
wei planned interiors. beautiful
~ decarated. I and 9 spacious
rooms, with completely finished
recreation room with fireplace.
eome RI these homes have a pam
eled den and step-doWn living
room with open fireplace. Cor
geous Kitchen in silver ana green.
porcrlaiD sink with double drain
board. built-in cabinets. console
rarse. FriRidairei, 3 and Z brieht
bed rooms, ample closet space.
Two colnred- tile baths with built
in fytures ard linen closet. Com.
foort concealed radiators. radio
outlets, screens and weather
stripping.
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eALE--iOTS.

/ have some choice lots with trees. in desif-
able section; Concrets streets 81, sidewai,kss r.
per foot, termS. Cali MI. WARREN, wis.
5668.
5 LOTS. MoNTELLO AND RAUM 81. NE:
suitable for gas station, rev houses. MAKE
an onst. owner. r. D. Box l73.
NEAR RIfTENHoU1E 81. PACING s;E;::.
47laxl56 sewer water, kas ana cleo. Sl:1to
cash for quick sale. Nebraska ave 7,-40xlSo
GEO. L. DIEfFENBHcH. Lot spteialist.
Nat. 1S50 I3i3 II St. NV EN-. Att.
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18th STREET NV.
Handsome detached residence. near Sacred
Heart Church. At a ereat sacrifice.
w. II. WALKER,
~ 18th st. NV. Nat. 1850.
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SIMMER COTTAGES.

SEVERAL HIGH CLASS COTTAGES, &C
commodating 0 to 8 people; runnina water:
toilet. etc; at St. Clements Shores; best OF
saltwater bathing: fine. hard sand beach
wide (ouneing beach; plenty Of fishing. CRAB
bling and boats: an ideal spot for your vaca-
ton: weekly rates very reasonable. Call
Mr.. WOLFREY Columbia 4849, eventngs or
before 10 am. mornings.
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SAFE OR RENT-HOUsES.
SALE-SUBURBAN.


IN WOODBRIDGE, IN THE HEART OF THE
best SECTION fne moder h,I home easily
large lot. shrubbery and. flowers Owner.
goins to the country, will sacrifice. Might
exchanse for smaller suburban home. Nat.
0Sol. r.. I. ELLIOTT. EVENINGS. Clev. 1914.
SUBURBAN HOMES AND FARMS, SALE OR
rent. ROBERT E. LCHR. 31l Cedar ST.. Ia
koma Park. Georgia 0s8l.
OUR OFFICES ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR
bargains IL suburban homes nearby Prince
Georges County. We believe we have one Of
the largest. EXCLUSIVE lists at reduced prices,
easy terms. Don't buy, rent OF trade until
YOU consult us.
51l Fairfield st Colmar Manor-5-r. & b.
bungalov. mi. garage; large lott close to
bus. Will sell At sacrifice price. easy terms;
or rent, s35 mo. ,79 Col. 0279D
N. E. RYON CO.. 1916 NJ Y. Ave. Nat 1908.
Mrs. R. w. Truitt. Glenn Dale. Bowie Cal.
LANDOVER. MD. MILES FROM Dis
trict-7 rooms and bath, planted garden.
fields, woods; for rent furnished, $50 month;
for sale. $500 I. MEMORIES.
FOR SALE BY oWNER.BUNGALoW, HOT,
at 4003 saith St. Mount Rainier, Md.
CALL HYATTSVILLE $40
az Ann IN
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LOON! LOOK!
Lots in Palisades Park, near Georgetown;
wonderful view river and virginia hills; be.
10y adjoining prless; owner. Address Box
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EDWIN SHELTON
FRED MCKEE.

Jt''J'II 5'I9'4 oINsI- VuIVI II 1s-Voo
ADAM A. wESCHLER & SON, Auetloneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTA-E
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THos J. OWEN SON. hUCTIONEERS.
1881 Eye Street n W
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BEAUTIFUL ROCKVILLE PIKE.

BEAUTIFUL HOCkV1LLE PIKE.
BY owner; nearly q acres of sround, i've
room and bath bunsalow, 2-caf garage. Be.
low cost Cali National o765.
SMALL ACREAGE Plots CLOSE TO CITY
in MONTGOMERY County, Nd, where values
are increas Is. Some IN woodland with large
Trees. some suitable for tea houses of high
Come .c our ONCE and see the plats and
descriptions we will show you the he. proper.
open, where nature intended to live Have
your garden. flowers. chickens and fruit
We have Whist you want At the right price.
No information given over telephone.
THOS. E. FARRELL CO.. 72l 10th st. NV.
NEW COLONIAL HOMES.
DESIGNED and constructed in frst-class
manner. Q fact that is not characteristic of
houses IN this price range. Equipment and
Appointments are everything you would de-
sire or expect in homes of a much higher
price, such as fireplace. garage, tiled bath, etc.
Half mile eeyond 2 G. line on Conduit I'd
cooPER LIGHTBoWN L SONS,
Owners and Builders.
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LOTS WAN
in exchange for local income PRODUCING
properties. II you own clear land which you
desire to disgoss Of advan.ta isousis' see me
III Union Trus: Bldg. Nat. 6I99
NO, le REvE1L ST. ANNAPOLIS MD. BOE-
detins on Spa River. You can have your
launch at yQpr front door; Largt tress and
vacant Contains bed rooms. baths.
large porchss. facins the river, large living
pantry, Z freplAces. Price. sl1.oM VIII
EXCHANGE for lots q house in WAshins-
'oh; nR1ss par1p pa 1uf K Ct NV
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SALE-FARMS.

If YOU ARE LOOKING FOR NICE LIT
TIE FARM. have 1t. Close to d. c.; l21a
OF productive land; new bungalow,
large poultry house and two-car sArast:
beautiful surroundings refined neighbofhoo6;
sacrifice on reasonable terms. Nat. 1891.
L. ELLIOTT EVENINGS Clev. 1914.
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IS. j. OWEN e. SON. AUCTIONEE
1881 Eye Street NV,
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ON tin ST NV ia BLK ABOVE KENNEDY.
modern colonial .,-'c; containing 6 rooms
and bath. new gas heating system. Frigid
aire double rear porches zone inclosedD.
AWNINGS, screens and garage. Priced very
reasonable only $3.50 cash and s55 per mo.
Cleveland 7l5S after s 80 evenings.
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10 acres; s-rS SmIf frame sz;So0 house and out:
bldss.. Prince deorses CO.. Nd. on paved
state pike ah1Ht 10 miles frSn o. B. Cn n}t;
paid. Can District 1891 or Marlboro 4S-f-32.
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WONDERFULLY BUILT DETACHED
house with very large rooms ana two baths.
but-in Saraae. fireplace IN perfect condl-
ton: completely furnished Open 10 nj. to
pm Possession at once will take a small
house about $500 IN exchange Just
wet of Wisconsin. half square north Fes-
selden ST. A43i Earaday pL n ".
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JHOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS,
143l Eve ST NV
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road in Monts Co. Md bus. churches.
schools. stores, city. elec. available. Land Is
free and clear Of ALL encumbrances. Prices;
taxes for S yrs. Nothins crooked; bue 70
Of adv. ETC. this offer will be for short
time only Leadins minds Of this country
are strongly recommending NOW small tracts
cities. Here's your chance; do something
home OWNER Suite 709-7l0, 90 18th NV.
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MARIETTA PARK

S7,0oO-S5O0 CASH. $50 MONTH
7 1CCn.S, } pOrches, deep lot. garage Fac
Inc Gov. Parks and boulevard. Near all
convene lces Still residential MAPLE 4
JAMES. INC. NORTH 0962 until pm.
This HOME
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-02
Most Famous Story Written
 By Edgar Allen Poe WiU
 Be Screened at Capitol Soon

As a writer of weird and grue- some mystery stories, Edgar Allan Poe stands at the head of Amer ican authors. His morbid tales have never been excelled, either in ingenuity of plot or in power full description of horror.
 Poe was born in Boston in 1909 and died in Baltimore in l849, and during this short hfe- time he produced many stories which have become classics of lit erature. Moody, sensitive and aloof, his manner was exactly what one would expect from a man whose brain evolved plots of such we;i'i strangeness.
 POe's Most Famous Story
 Perhaps Poe's most famous story is Murders in the Rue Morgue," that horflfying tale of the most ghastly crimes in the history of Paris, with a gigantic gorilla as
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-02
COLISEUM HAS HELL BOUND"
 AS HEADLINER
Little Worq If Changes Whole Life of Hero
 inc of Play

If" is an innocent appearing little two-letter word for which the dict!oDarv gives "supposing" as the definition. In reality If" plays Ian important role in everyone's life. How many times has every one said, If l mad only done so- -and-so my life would be differ ent." Bls until the honorable Einstein or some other prominent scientist will solve the reason why we do net do what We were sup posed to do, life will go on with its many ifs.
 Whole Life Changed
 In the ease of Platinum Reed. !" portrayed by Lola Lane. in the James llze production, Hell Bound which will begin showing tonight at the Coliseum theatre, one little 'If's changes her whole life from rags. toss riohes-from safety to danger. In her case, IF she had not tainted from illness Just as SWa bullet shots rang out, and been mistaken for a girl crook lie might have handed her something very different from the underworld thrills and the beau ftul romance she fell into.
 Has Excellent Cast
 Mighty is the word "IF" in the story told by Edward Dean Sulh- van and Adele Comandini in Hell Bound It. is portrayed by an excellent cast including. besides Lola Lane, Leo Carrillo, Lloyd Hughes, Richard Tucker, Ralph lnce, Gertrude Astor, Mary Strang, Helene Chadwick and many oth- CTS. Wa,ter Lang directed this Tiffany release.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-02
TALENTED DANCER
 PLEASES SPECTATORS

Miss Go!die Parrock, professional dancer who appeared on the stage of the Coliseum theatre last night ahd Sunday night proved a de- lightful added attraction to the regular pnotoplay progress. Miss Parroc& was recently with a Fan chon and Marco troupe that tour ed leading theatres in the Pacific Coast States. She is talented dancer and received l-merited applause.
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one of the leading actors in the tragedy. This story has just been adapted tor the screen by Univer- sal, and the screen play presents Bella Lugosi and Sidney Fox in the leading roles of what has been described IS the motion pictures most hair f,raising drama.
 FIorcy Directed Picture
 Robert Florey, himself a native Farisian, directed the picture, and important parts are enacted by Leon Waycrof, Brandon Hurst, Bert Roach. Betty Ross Clark, D. Arcy Costigan and others.
 JuneaI theatregoers will have an opportunity to see Murders in the Rue Morgue" in the near future, when the picture opens an engagement at the Capitol theatre The story was adapted for the screen by Tom Reed and Dale Van Every, with added dialogue by John Huston.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-02
Laughs and Thrills on Theatre Bills
NOVEL DUET IS PRISE N TED IN
 PRIVATE LIVES Il
N orm a Shearer Sings to Whistling Accompani- {
 ment at Capitol I

Norm Shearer and Robert Montgomery join in a novel duet in Private Lives" in which they are co-sta1red by Metro-G -Goldwyn- Mayer, ard which will open at the Capitol theatre this evening.
 In this scene Miss Shearer sings for the first time in pictures, using the Song number written by Noel Coward for the original stage pro- duction Of the hilarious farce.
 Scene of Hotel Balcony
 It is t.tled Some Day I'll Find You" and as the scene opens on a hotel balcony, Montgomery is whistling the song. AS he whistles, Miss Shearer emerges on an oppo- site balcony and starts to sing, accompanied by Montgo m cry 5 whistling accomaniment.
 Although Miss Shearer is an ac- complished pianist and known to her friends as the possessor Of a lovely soprano voice, the song in the new picture is the first time she has sung for the public.
 Two Cicrophones
 Two microphones were employed by Director Sidney Franklin to record the unusual duet. One took care of the high-frequency vibra- tions of the whistling and the other was tuned in on Miss Shear CTS voice.
 Included in the cast of this hilarious farce, the first co-starring vehicle for the popular favorites, are Reginald Denny, Una Merkel, Jean Hersholt and George Davis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-02
BIC WRESTLER
 FOUND GUILTY

LAWRENCE, Mass, Aug. 2.-Gus Sonnenberg, former claimant of the worlds heavyweight wrestling title, was found guilty today of driving while under the influence of liquor and for reckless driving and sen- fenced to pay a fine of $500 also to serve three months in the House of Correction.
 He appealed and posted $500 bond.
 The manslaughter charge based on the fatal injury to Patrolman Morrissey during a collision of autos, was dismissed.
 
 T. w. Smith of Clarendon, Tex, grew Iris.l potatoes from "eyes" Of plantjpgs. without any vine above ground
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-02

for piety. Several miracles have been attributed to his interces- sion. s,,.ss..s
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-02

Mrs. Mabel E. O,Farrel has com- pleted her fortieth year of teaching in the same school at San Diego.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-02
PRINCE ROBERT BOOKS
 ' HERE FOR SOUTH

On return to Vancouver, B. o., fem Skagway, the steamship Prince Robert called at Juneau at mcknight last night, remaining an hour and a half She took aboard here seven persons for Vancou- yer. They were:
 MT. and Mrs. A O. Archer, Yer na Ratkruski, Stella Young, George c. Booth, s. c. Bowden, N. Van Houten
 The Prince Robert was in Ju- reau Sunday night on her way from Vancouver to Skagway.
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Dauy Empre Want Ads Pay
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-02
MUSIC LOVERS ARE PROMISED
 SPECIAL TREAT
Concert Tomorrow Night Given by Ellen Keep
 and fleece Graves

1
 Of interest to all music lovers in Juneau is the concert to be given Wednesday evening, August 5, at the Northern Light Presby- terian church by Miss Ellen Keep contralto, and Miss fleece Graves, farpist, with Mrs. Trevor Davis as accompanist
 Miss Keep is the posSessor of a voice of unusual strength and warmth. Because of her enormous range, marvellous breath control, classical ard beautiful tone color ing, she is able to interpret her compositions with wealth of feel ing and understanding.
 Joint Program
 Her interesting part of the joint program includes every type of song and covers nearly every hu- man mood. Her repe.s0ire covers songs from every nation, singing proficiently in German, French, Spanish, Italian and Scandinavian languages
 Miss Graves numbers on the program also cover a wide range and as she is a Juneau girl, and has gained pronounced attention or. the Pacific Coast, a large au- dience is indicated for the two artists.
 The Program
 The complete program follows
 l. a "Cle faro senza Eurdice" q
 Have Lost My Euridice) c. Gluck
 1T. 4 a. Feldeinsamkeit. b. Der Schmied. c Sapprische Ode. d Wegerlied.
 J. brdlillS
 III. a Reverie ................ A. HaSSelmans b En Bateau..........C DebuSsy c. Deuxieile Arabesque e............... ...............-..-........-....... c. DebaSsy
 ". a. The Sea--......--.-...E. MacDoWell b A Memory. ry......-..........iB. F'airchlld c. My Lever Is a Fisherman
 '...........-..................-- IL. Strickland d Kusenaith Carol Beery Davis 2. Home cn the Range ...........-.. -.-.--.-..--. .-----------.-..--.....-- U. Suioii The Blackbird Song......C. Scott
 V. |. La Harpe Eolienne ...................
 -.......--.-......-............. F. Godefrold D. Rosary. y.................... E. Nevln , Mighty Lax a Rose. E.. Nevin ]. Song Of the Volga Boatmen ....-............. Russian Folk Song
 lBy Special Request
 VI a. Synnoyc's Sang HKjerulf ). Ingri6's Wise se......H Kjerulf ,. Modern Synger. .....lC. Sinding | l. En Syarie. ...................E. E. Grieg | , Lidel Kristen. E. Grieg | :. Den store Invite fl0k Grieg ONE-PoUND BABY THRIvES
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ONE-PoUND BABY THRIvEs

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 2.-ChArles Bernard St. John, the incubator baby" WEo weighed only one pound at birth, has been doing very we'll At three months he weighed more than 6k pounds and was in good health.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-02
BEAUTIFY IRISH LABORER

DUBLIN. Aug. 2.-Progress is being made in the first process for identification of Matt Talbot, a Dublin laborer, who died seven years ago after a life remarkable
Nogales international., 1932-02-24
RAPTURE Raj I; bBtY0ND<:, /: ; s.
KATHARINE NfWLIN BURT %>- Aas {nHE1

"OnSe, n;4'Ah:x rs, t;nt o1cS
again Jest .eA,ing s taxi a the cor
ner oi Ibis o!o<k; !. Conspicuous
lookin young di1:nA1 with i big
bush Oh hair 1ndeY :a:n AID full
pleated skirs with 4 tigh, JACKIE"
Miss Jocclyn ,Hariowe, turning 10
the mirror. sleeked her hair and
fitted dow1: upon Il. her sr,ali felt
hat. No nun had ever looked raler.
She carno into tia, room quickly
with her proudes: grace.
Marcells said, This Is my daugh-
,e:, Mr.. Catring. She has been told
of-iiiy loss
The hor:i-:i,nmcd epectacles were
turned and rested, shining, upoE her.
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Box And Cox
To Be Presented

On Friday, February 26, the Dra-
matics Club will present "Box and
Cox, farce in one act. The
gentlemen are Box and Cox and the
housekeeper, Mrs. Bouncer. Mrs.
Bouncer has one room for rent and
obtains double rent by renting the
same room to both gentlemen, one
a halter and one a printer. The
halter working in the day time and
the latter working in the night
time is an aid to her plan. One
morning the halter receives day
off and finds the printer in his
room and an argument ensues,
wherein Mr.. William TidWell as
Mr.. Cox the halter, and Mr.. Hen
ry Morrison as Mr.. Box the printer,
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NfWLIN BURT

I Tne rad qr.ex eyes =. He: wrist
"atc!a Hss gone g. He had light
S1Scrtd hands they aad held
~: OWE -, Aent's diamond upon
! tEc;:::- against his face.
,<Gw she knew what name her
tats,e: aaG JOCK Ayleward carried
-. :5.e skrswd i:npiacaole tongue Of
tire iSv. :5he knew t:;;e secre: Q! their
Gu;cx calth. tncl:' s;:ddcf poverty.
y: :nc.r hidder a:.G eord;i homes
TIA: :h4ageG and changed.
7Ibe :cxt n.or:.ins Ma.ce.lx had
.e.,ovc: ct: re. sci:-2ose$oioE. She
:ar.s - joIo!;':i's room early.
e: vii take steps to discover the
th:e:. icceiyl;. very quiet and pri-
va.s stt.1e i>l.Ara are reasr,rs which