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WHITE-HOUSES.
1858 Wis. Ave. NV.

WHITE-HOUSES.
4l0l Yuma n.w.-l2 r, 3 b., h.-wh.,
asll Harrison ST.. Ch. chs r.. a b..
2o45 Park I'd. n.w.-s r., b.. oil burner loo 90
log oxford st. ch. ch.. Md-s r. b.
2oo7 Porter n.w-sr 2b.. ami gar. 5000
1919 Whittier pl. n.w.-S r., b., ami. 90 90
Peg nE-s r.. b, ami. gar. 5000
ss5i Van Ness n.w.-s r. 3. "a ann. NIL $500 $500
1885 Kenyon n.w.-6r.. b., ami. gar. 80 90
soI Delafeld pl:-s r: b.. ami. gar. 1900
sss Rnsiai s b b. ,mI 7ssS 7sS
1910 Lamont nw.-6 T., b.. ami, gar. 1000
sos; ;tis IN n:wns r: b. h-wh elec.. 200
4522 Ill. ave. nw.-6 T. b. aml.. $3.50
1919 18th ST.. ne r, b.. ami; ..... $500
53o6 ~. ave. nw.-6 r.. b.. ami. $500
III, III, 18Th lsth st St n.e'-sr. b. ami ssoo
llos owen pl. n;e.-6 r. b. ANIL. 52.so
1851 Holmead pl n.w.--S T., b, ami. 5000
76s goth st. n.e.-6 T., b.. ami. 49,. 50. 90
3l05 18th st. me- r.. b., ami. 5000
1851 18th ST. nw.-6 r, b.. ami. 5000
1925 B st. s.e.-s r. h.-w.h. elec..... 50 90
6204 5th ST. n.w.-6 r. B.. ami. SOL 90
1900 Branoywine nw.-5 r, b., ami. 5000
651 st: n.e.-6r.. b.. h.-w.h.. elec. 47.50
3e43 ilth, n.w.-6 T.. b. h.-wh-, elec.. $3.50
sic So Morton forte pt st. neVs r. b b.. ami mn 900 900
6o2 Col. rd. n.w.-6r., b. h.-w.h., elec IS 90
1854 L st. ne T., b.. h.-a h. cleo. AZ so
1908 L st. me- r.. b., a.mi........ 40 90
1918 st. me- r.. b.. h.-a H. elec 1000
1920 Addison Chapel rd., n.e.-5 rms.
1910 st. ne r., b., h.-ah. eiec 5000
10 ~ & St St. se se-s f. f. g. B. tds: sas, $3.50
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National 21oo. s25 18th St. NV
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DIRECTORY OF UNFURNTSffED APARTMENTS

rosd)1s rooas. kitchen. bath; large rooms;
S47.50. Frigidaire included.
and AND 3rd FLOORS: LARGE OUTSIDE
sos S is speS eS's 20 stoTe ana
iszs EUCLID ST. N.W-dooD LOCATION.
rents reasonable. Apply tanitor.
THE PUGaAsas p j. so4sS coz g l;,a rs $3.50 sNs.Hs .sH
Also wyatt Apis. 4520 Ga. ave. s45-S69. so.
2I2o ST. NV, THE CHARLOrTE-F1vE-
room apartment: irst hoor: newly decorsted'
THE MELROSE, l343 CLIFTON ST; NV.
Attractive. cheerful. 4 rooms. kitchen and
bath front apt; Frigidaire; eley,tor @ ssrylee' G
So5 Fla. ave. NV. North olo4.
s34 PER MONTH-5-ROOM APT, ANIL;
hot-water heating system. Inquire 7oo 10Th
DowNToWN-THIRD FLOOR, LARGE
Rent reduced to $3.50. ~ l2th st. NV.
340l 18th ST-OUTSIDE Rms. PACING
10th; exclusive neighborhood: Don t miss
Ice. Ice. Nat. $500. - - - W.
1877 ST. NE.-ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR
s. rooms and bath; Frigidaire, heat In
VERY DESIRABLE SUITE OF ROOMS IN
an excellent location on Conn. ave. Adaoted
for professional purposes, especislly for a
s. blsg AgDy 5 HEtasr osss S .1
.T. mont ;t h,s isso sss'' or IS Constitution
THE ROYALTON. sls NJ ST. N.w.-HI0H-
class downtown apartment ) rooms and
bath; beautifully finished; all modern i'm
Grafton: rent, ss7 per month. J. A. HAY
DEN. Agent. 3o2 Woodward Building.
1857 IRVING ST. N.W.-ATTRACTIvE APIS.
3 large outside rooms, kitchen, bath. redeco-
rated; also or 2 rooms, kitchen, bath. Low
rent Apply resident manager.
BEDFORD, 1888 CALIFORNIA ST NV
4 rooms. kitchen and bath; S50-S60 Z. p.
SCHWARTZ. INC. 1914 VT. Ave. Dist. 62lo.
Large room. beautiful kitchen. private bath.
inst. h. W. inc. heat. gas elec.. $40.
3-ROOM APT IN PRIVATE HOME: SEMI
private bath. hot-water heat. gas and elec.
included; s32.5o per month. 536 18th st. Sc.
1852 BELMONT-TWO ROOMS KITCHEN
cite. private bath; gas. electricity furnished;
sonable. Col. 0525. as
OR ROOMS FOR L.HK. FURNISHED
kitchen; gas. elec.. heat furnished; rooms.
$50; 3 rooms. $40; semi-detached house.
CLAVERLEE 646 IRVING ST NW.-AL-
most new, redecorated two rooms. kitchen.
tiled bath, hall. inclosed porch. garage; t45.
10 18th ST. s.E-DEsIRABLE SECOND
posure. overlooking Lincoln Park large
rooms and bath cheat: light and gas in
stuGsV St new. Nat Nat. o75s l. A'AiA "' i''n
ONE OF THE BEST VALUES IN CITY
The Traymore. l7l7 18th st. n.w.-Nicely
decorated apt. 2 large rooms and bath. in
cluding Frigdaire. $3.50 Apply manager.
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Beautiful Home
Detached, in Chevy Chase

Located Just opposite Chevy Chase
Golf Course. one block south Of Bradley
Lane. Just over the District Line. Wnicn
consists Of reception hall. large. bright
living room, dining room. three bed
rooms, kitchen. tiled bath, side screened
porch. laundry tubs toilet in basement
SStsnhad 0orooe. Shrubbery
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r F SAIL, co.
2los. s25 18th st NV.
TO CoLoREp.

A very desirable brick building, suitable for
rooming house in best location. II rooms,
bath, cleo etc Observation-Disclosures. s65 90
1929 llth nw-6 rooms. brick ..... 81 so
1908 v nw-6 rooms brick. ........... IS 90
223l 18th pl. n.v.-6 r. brick. cleo 80 so
2235 10th St n.w-4 rooms, gas. % so
5l3 St nw-6 rooms bath ......... IS 90
1872 Mclean ave s.w.-6 rooms. bath. 80 so
474 ST sw-6 rooms s........... % 90
IS Canal sw.-5 rms, brick, porch -. l6 so
1927 3rd sw-4 rooms, bath iaptD 20 90
c st SET rooms. bath. INV h.. 40 90
1912 7th St ne-8 rooms bath, brick IS so
1000 Clagett n.e.-6 r b. h-w.h., elec. so 90
sal 9th St sw-6 rooms, bath. gas. IS so
IL Z St sw-6 rooms, brick ......... 20 90
507 n.w-6 rooms. bath. elec ...... so 90
1917 2nd nw-7 rooms bath ....... so 90
~ H 81. n.w.-8 r. bath, elec c.......... IS .00
1925 st se-5 rooms. newly repaired. 20 90
l19 18th n.e-5 rms. newly repaired. 20 90
FLOYD E. DAVIS COMPANY.
733 18th St NV Nat. 0353.
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HELP-WOMEN.

WE ARE OFFERING an un-
usual opportunity for one OF
two women to become connected
with our salesforce on home
ironing equipment. The work is
pleasant and dignifed and at,
f6rds good pay to the one select
ed; will consider part-time basis
thorough training and help will
be given those selected. Apply
in person to Mrs. Topham, Ma
tional Electric Supply Co., 1880
New York ave. NV, immedl-
ately.
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sALE-AUToMoBILEs.
BARGAIN

1881 Franklin chassis, complete with fen
ders FIRE destroyed interior of body with
no damage to chassis. This chassis can be
used for most any kind OF body. including
day between Z am. and pm. Central Auto
xrnr Ern aA = "
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AMBITIOUS and INDUSTRIOUS yopne man. or
older man past bis prime. 70 sell new line OF
small model business equipment and supplies
manufactured BY nationally known concern
with larse number of users in Washingtoh
This work ls on strictly commission basis.
offers future for the one who proves himself
the follow-np supply business is the impor-
tant end of our business. Will only consider
man Of clean character. For personal inter
view address BOX loo-z. star once, GIVING
complete details Of your experience, With
phone number 2
MEN wanted to establish and conduct
Rawleieh City business in cities OF Wash
1nstpn, Befwyn and Annapolis. Reliable
hustler can start Earning sss weekly and
increase rapidly. write immediately. Raw
leigh Co, Dept DC-s-V, Chester, Pa.
sALEsMEN wv. HAVE opENINGs a. EoR
Eb blgkaAAEES4fEb gk9AES4Eb fg5 45sl fs5fslss AsB HSyE
NUS .AMPtE .sCHoQLINq. AND SUPER,
GR3fkIRE4RfEAYb GR3fkIRgE4RfEAYb M6EEfpERRYF 6EfERRFAHeF+ oR F+uEsbkY BE-
FORE, lQ.AM, 1856 18th ST, NV.
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> CAf FCNFN

Have opening for. two sslesmen who are
accustomed to making $4,000 per year
Must have car, be neat in appearance. will
Inc 10 work Prospects furnished See Mr.
Parker. l02 Maryland Bldg. l4l0 n ST. NV,
before IL am. 3
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MAN-Well established concern has opening
for q high-type man for WASHINGTON terri
tory calling on established trade; $40 per
week possible. Call between $50 am. and
pm, 407, 1919 F st. NV.
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HELP--MEN.

fOORMAN-First class, for fashionable
apt. must have reference. 1888 18th ST.
= " Annlv bet 8 and Monday
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HgLP--MEN AND WOMEN.
WANTED--sALEsMEN.

COUPLE for cookins. housewofk and laun-
dry Wiling to SO away week ends, Address
Bok la=Z. Star Office
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MEAT CUTTER, grocery experience: refer
ences. Apply LenkinS Market, AL E. Cap
itol st
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FORD DE LUXE TOWN SEDAN, latest 1881 4
our legal dept: fswseaf Euafsnfss: only 900
cash as deyn payme1t mi, NJ R1nsf,s ist
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MAN, married preferred, over 25, for sales
and service, to represent electrical appliance
department through large department store
Must have ear; permanent. For appoint L
Monday or 9: 80 TO II g. m. Tuesday.
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HELP--wOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced, all
around, Must be pood permanent marcel
vaver, no other need apply Also for eve
rings. Maries Beauty Shop Florida ave.
nv. North si27
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CATHOL[C WOMEN

We have an opening fer several rsfhed
.sSiss sS ghY 5 sgss e ysats q Es Az
slbliItiss tSr e those Who snaiils. AbslS 70
Mrs.. Blatke, aso1 n. Y. ave. nv.
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Observation-Disclosures

WANTED-dARAdEs.
PORTABLE GARAGE. GeofSe d. Crawiey,
sSl Essex ave, Chevy Chase.
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be At work III am. Cai between 1 and
5 p m Tuesday, May J. The NJ j. Uline Co..
5fd and M SITS ne
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AgC0RpION-sho shopworni only S56i terms;
gltlyate Lessons BY artist teachers. Homer L.
ADDING MACHINE tDaltonl, electric drive,
automatic stop, perfect shape, t43 SO; cost
ti50. Call GOT r st. NV.
ADDING MACHINES -specta ctacular sale Ssf
$50; lowest price ever. offered United
IvgeWriter & Adding Machine Co.. 1928
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YOUNG LADY, white, rapia reader, to read
school notes t. college Student 3 evenings
week Small COMPENSATION. Address Box
297-Z. Star ofhce
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sALE--AUToMOBILEs.

FORD TUDOR SEDAN, LATEST i93l-Used
very little by company of1cial looks like
new. Al condition; low price, easy terms.
iord Motor Co., 45l Pa. ave. NV, Nat. 1891,
Mr.. May.
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MAN 1E 10 sn

REAL. ESTATE. statesmen.
2, familiar with present-day prices In
D. C. On new homes and BROKERAGE. Plenty
of leads furnished. Cooperation given.
'i'''W WAPLE & JAMES, INC. .
is2s i4th Bt. NV North uges.
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

STAN BALL accuses AsPER DEIO
timber king, Of having men shst who
attempt 70 check up on his activities
Ball says he is making a cheek
Deio says nc viii 20 IN person and
prevent H. Upon leaving the office
Bal saves DONA, Delos daughter from
kidsagefs' He tells her he is STANLEY
DUDLEY WINTERS. in love with
Dona, goes with her 10 Three Rivers 20
get ner father 20 give up the fight with
ss,an;, Duoley gets marriage certificate
hlled out, which he hopes 70 use
Ban Us accused OF killing q ranger and
o. Wounding DelO from ambush. Dona
mas 70 show him the certificate and tell
MN she is married to Dudley 70 get him
70 ptomlse 70 leave.
The Office is raided Of valuable papers
ano posse headed by SWERGIN.
DelOs timber bosr. surrounded Ball
bona goes OUT and is captured after try
ing 10 shoot Ball
He takes her TO a cave. SWergfn finds
The cave and rescues Dona. He waits
Tor Ball who is out. and captures him.
SWerEin's men start lynching while
Dona stands them OF with her gun
and frees Bail he lets her take his
horse and promises 10 come for u that
night. He says he is leaving the coun-
try
Dudley follows Dona and tries TO shoot
Bail After his escape Dona promises to
marry Dudley DOna rides out TO inVes-
tigate queer workings over the ridge
her horse IS shot from under her
She rCCains consciousness 10 ma
SWergin bending over her accusing Ball
OF the shooting Dudley has been riding
lot alone and can not be found
NOW co on WITH THE STORY
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open. Asper walked over and
looked in. Dudley was standing be-
fore the mirror, smoothing back his
hair.
He was as fresh as a newly
opened rose. Asper snorted disap-
provingly. Dudley dropped the
brushes he had been running
through his hair and stepped for
ward
Has she wakened?" he asked.
Asper nodded. DOC says you'll
have to wait until she has had an
other sleep of an hour or two. She
pretty excitsble and wants to talk.
When you do see her, don't talk
about this business
Dudley laid a hand on the older
mans arm. "I'l be very careful, I"
he said.
Asper and Dudley went down to
the corrals to see if The roam had
been brought in. MallOy was not
to be found, but a young helper
was on hand
Did they find the roam" Dudley
asked.
The boy nodded toward a saddle
that lay on the ground at the door
Of the harness room. Had two bull
let holes in him and didn't get far, ;"
he explained briefly.
"Dead?" Dudley spoke nervously.
The boy nodded and went On
working at cinch he was repair
ing.
n
A SPER said nothing, but he
4 n turned away and walked slow
ly up the hill Dudley saddled his
horse and rode out of camp. He
was doing a lot of hard thinking
and needed to be alone. Decisions
came hard with Dudley, but he
knew he had one to make without
much more delay.
An hour later, he returned. Asper
met him outside Dona's room. The
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

ly to Dudley. He deserved it after
the way he had acted.
win you do something for me,
Dud?" she asked softly.
He squeezed her hand Anything
you want, D." he said and meant it.
Get Sam Dean up here and have
him marry us" Dona chung to his
hand. She felt that all the turmoil
and uncertainty would go If she
had the strong bond Of marriage to
shut out the memories of the other
man who had broken faith with her
Dudley's face did not change, but
a cold panic gripped at him. He was
not sure now that he could do it
The last week had been bad one
for him, too. But he was game in
the present circumstances and will
ing to promise anything.
Sure, I'll get him. he said, and
bent to kiss her lips lightly.
Dona chung to him little, then
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old timber king was smiling broadly.
GO in and have chat with her.
She has been trying to talk about
the timber business. but I was able
to head her of. But watch your
step" He patted Dudley's arm
heavily.
Dudley entered the sick room with
a swift stride. He was met by an
eager smile from Dona. He sat
down beside her. The doctor had
gone and they we're alone. Dudley
bent close to her.
I'D have been in earlier, but I
missed you when you woke the first
time and they wouldn't let me come
until now" he said.
Dona had been struggling with
herself and had come to a decision
that had given her peaceful feel
ing. She was resting now after
strenuous excitement and felt she
could forget and give herself who'll
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4 K!'''QK
a DAY
BY BRUCE CATION

DOLITICAL corruption in Amer
Il lea exists, not because some
men are wicked and INSCRIPTIONS,
but because our economic order is
based on the profit motive and on
special privilege.
Politics is corrupted by the bust
ness world. Decent city government
can only come through a revision
of our entire economic order.
So, at any rate, say Norman
Thomas and Paul BlanShard in
whats the Matter With New
York?"-a same, painfully clear &C
count of the progress of Tammany
corruption in the metropolis.
In the old days the boys simply
reached into the city treasury and
helped themselves. Then, in the
Croker era, they levied tribute from
vice and gambling rings.
Now they are much less crude.
Most of their graft is of the hon
est" variety. They sell special favors
-revisionS in coming laws, favors in
enforcement of the building code,
city franchises, etc.
The authors have given the best
A-B-C summary of recent New York
graft that I have seen, and even
if you disagree with their conclu-
sions you will find their factual &C
count of what is happening invalu-
able.
They insist that New York's woes
are common to every other big city
which, Of course, is obvious; and
if they assert that only a COM
plete change in our form of society
can insure clean city government
we'll, doesn't Lincoln Steffens' au-
TOPOGRAPHY make exactly the same
point?
Published by Macmillan, their
book sells for 81.
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'THEYGTELL NE' S. !
G@oSf1 f65f4=7G2z7WI,4A

ETARION, Ind, Oct. 29-Here, in
AVA the Fifth district, is found
an indication Of the much-publi-
cized drift to President Hoover.
But this movement toward the
Republican incumbent is exceeding
ly lethargic and confined almost en-
tirely to the industrial communities.
1t is not apparent at all in the rural
sections.
1--WE just turn off the radio when
political speech is announced"
the farmers declare. We've made
up our minds-or rather the grain
price has done that for US"
But in the cities, where, although
factories are working part time, the
necessity of a high protective tariff
is preached constantly, some signs
of drift are noticeable.
In this community the business
men and manufacturers have Or
gained secretly to exert all pos
sible pressure for reelection of
1OOYeI.
=
1t is important to- mote that the
Hoover drift is not among the I'M
employed, the doubtful or the indie
pendent voter, but that some waver-
ing Republicans have been solicited
in their partisan stand. ~
Which means that the Democrats
will vote Democratic, that many Re
publicans will stick to their party,
but that the hundreds of thousands
who never have been identified closely
with either group, but whose ballots
have resulted in Republican victory
in past national elections, are
against the administration.
1t is this voting strength of hun
dreds of thousands which is being
courted by both major parties, and
it is this element to which President
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ANSWERS HaS
IHREE GuESSES

MAN h a 5 81
IA perm a nent
teeth, All letters
of the alphabet
excepting J are
found in EZRA
7:21. The musical
character is the
G or T r E B L E
CLEF.,
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Hoover addressed himself in his IN
dianapolis speech.
II
But instead of winning favor with
the independents, all that has been
achieved is the hating of wavering
partisanS.
This occurs any how as election
day approaches,
No special effort was needed to
effect such results.
The doubtful vote is against the
administration and this assures the
Democrats the margin of victory, in
spite of efforts of the industrialistS
The Hoover drift apparently is q
receding tide.
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Democratic and Republican NOM
inees for Governor.
Prizes for costumes will be award
ed. Both cash and merchandise
comprise awards. Music for dancing
will be provided by Connie and his
band
Proceeds of the ball will be used
for relief work.
Paul E. Beam is general chairman
for the affair
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(To Be Continued.)
ROOSEVELT ON RADIO
Democratic Nominee to Speak for
Nations Charity Drive.

Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt
of New York, Democratic nominee
fo- President, will be the principal
speaker at $50 Sunday night on a
nationwide radio program in the
interest Of welfare and relief mo-
bilization. The program will be car
ried by WFBM. Speaker on the first
mobilization program, Oct. Is, was
President Hoover.
On the program with Roosevelt
will be Metropolitan Opera Com
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%>RCALL MssM,ESTA

tell you something else" She stirred
as though to sit up.
The doctor lifted warning hand.
That will be all the talking for
this morning. he said as he mo-
toned Asper away from the bed.
The medic did not intend to take
any chances with his patient.
Asper backed off. I'll be in after
dinner and have a little talk with
you. Better go to sleep now"
Dona laughed softly. I'll be up
this afternoon, Dad"
The doctor smiled. but not with
out a trace Of irritation.
Where is Dud?" Dona asked, as
though she had remembered him
for the first time
He'll be in in a minute" Asper
promised. I'll hike out and tell
him you are awake"
Dona held out a hand weakly.
First tell me, what happened to
the roan?" There was real concern
in her eyes,
Asper cleared his throat and
looked at the floor.
He was killed?" Dona faltered.
Asper frightened suddenly as he
remembered that Malloy had ridden
out on an Grand of his own max
ing. "Malloy went out to get him
and that boy can sure take care of
a horse"
"Malloy is good fellow, Dad,'
Dona murmured.
4
THE doctor stepped outside and
4 Asper followed him She ought
to go back to sleep and rest an hour
or so more before Winters talks to
her" the doctor said gravely. "She
will be sitting up tomorrow. I never
saw more vitality" He shook his
head She will not stay in bed"
Asper grunted and looked about
the big main room. Dudley was no.
where in sight, but his door was
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ROBINSON POST WILL
HOLD HALLOWEEN BALL
Sixth Annual Mardi Gras Fete is
Set for Monday Night.

Sixth annual Mardi Gras HALO
Ween ball Of Bruce P. Robinson post,
American Legion, largest in Indian
apolis, will be held at Tomlinson
hall Monday night.
Grand march will be led by Paul
v. McNutt, Bloomington, past ma
tional Legion commander, and Ray
mond S. Springer, Connersville. past
commander of the Indiana depart
ment, who are respectively the
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FLIER TO BE HONoRED
Minnesota Airport to Be Named for
= Dale Jackson.
BIZ United Press

y HIItH FFtst -
FARIBAULT, MINI, Oct. o.
Formal dedication of the American
Legion airport here to the memory
of Dale CRedD Jackson. record en-
durance fier from Faribault, will be
made July 4. 1888, the airport dedi--
cation committee announced,
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CHAPTER FORTY

A SPER waited fully fifteen min
Z utes at the corrals before
dudley arrived. Malloy rode away
at lope without looking back, or
saying word regarding his desti-
nation or when he would return.
Dudley came riding in at trot
He was as spotless and unruffled as
though he had Just come from his
room The old timber kings anger
almost choked him as he watched
his son-in-law slide from his
saddle.
Where have you been?" Asper
demanded.
Dudley looked at his father-in-
law in a surprised manner.
Il got here just as soon as I
heard about it, he protested
His face flushed as he met Asper's
glare.
You are a fine onel Come along
with me, she's been asking for
you" Asper gripped Dudley's arm
and propelled him toward the main
building.
rs she hurt bad?" Dudley asked,
anxiously.
If you act like a man, she'll pull
through" Asper snapped.
Dudley's face showed a great
deal Of concern and he seemed to
be very nervous. you have the doc
tor with her?" he asked.
"The doctor will stay with her
all night and so will YOU" Asper
spoke shortly.
Dudley nodded "Of course" he
said, slowly.
Dudley entered Dona's room and
went straight to her side. He stood
looking down upon her still form,
then dropped to his knees beside
her.
Taking one of her slender hands
in his, Dudley held it and gazed
silently upon the softly moving
lips. A queer light shone in his
eyes as he bent forward, but he did
not speak.
DEFORE noonsthe next day Dona
- opened her eyes and looked
around. The familiar surroundings
of her room brought her back to
what had happened.
The doctor got up and smiled
down at her. He motioned to Asper,
who was standing beside an open
window. Instantly the old timber
man was at her bedside.
Dona smiled up at him and
stretched out her hand. Asper
pressed it gently as he bent for
ward.
Sorry, dad" she murmTed.
Never mind, d, you are all right
and I'll get that fellow, Ball" AS
per's big jaw shut hard.
Dona shook her head. II must
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pany singers and some Of the ma
tons outstanding symphony or
chestras.
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lay back. 1t seemed she had at last
found refuge from the constant
doubt that had been assailing her.
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Commanding him to walk ahead Tarzan cau-
tiously passed the final outposts. Turning west.
by midnight he felt safe from discovery Petro-
vich begged and questioned. The only answer he
got was a prod from the ape-man's sharp was
spear.