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WHY PAY MORE2

WHY PAY MORE?
THE DETROIT. I44o MERIDIAN PL.
The The De 5O soTo; 1900 iiAss AVE. Nv, w.
TG IfOBi BiRMNdaAM Ms 2sii ADAMS MILL Rp %
No 5-5 rooms and bath ..............S6 $3.50
The Fl cLfFFBo1RNE, 1Ss56 NE 1855 Calvert st. NV
THE ISdGEsfDE. 1851 Lamont ST. NV. Nv
No. HE He ST. s9Gns PAGf az Data Isaa 18th St
No Is rooms and bath. h..............S50.0 LOO
The TIE FocHEsTER Roc ESSh 1fss MERIDIAN PI
NV THE PHRKER. $500 18th ST. NV, ''0O
THE CALIFORNIA, IT'S California St. NV.
APT sI The lI2i 2I2Mo SG 1928 Eth St NV s'O'OO
NPs The success S w5ich h we" we have had dGrinS
the. past few weeks in the matter of pro-
spartment-house hunter prefers, II possible
to rent direct from the owner. We are con-
Rqgh @ nd aSG IN fSs M GTT S are con thg d
gratifying to US to note that many Of our
buildings are now completely rented.
ing, however which have not been reserved
and as we will discontinue advertising very
January IS, 1882. with the privilege of imme-
date possession. but no reductions. Apply
to janitors rs, for inspection; COW.
s4 Dist ina Nat 4 Bk NBSsf Bds PS So62t Dist 477s
THE CRESTHILL,
1890 BELMONT ST. NV.
Half Block of Beautiful Meridian Park.
Modern in Every Detail.
Electric Refrigeration Furnished
rooms, kit. and bath. ............. SAT. SO
rooms, kit and bath, porches..... 72.50
Resident Manager, Tel. Col. 1872
1921 CONN. AVE. NV.
Modern Corner Apartment
Bordering on Rock Greek Park.
Electric Refrigeration Furnished.
2 rooms, kit. and bath. th..........,.....S60.O0 O0
1882 30th ST. NV.
! room, combination dinette Kitchen
cite and bath ......................S so
1908 NEWTON ST. NV.
rooms. kit, bath; newly decorated. S55 90
Electric Refrigeration Furnished.
1915 EYE ST. NV.
2 rooms. kit. and bath. th................{50.00 90
Ideal Downtown Apartment.
2316 F ST. NV.
2 rooms, kit. and bath; front. ..........S45.0 90
1901 COLUMBIA ROAD n. w.
rooms. kit and bath: newly decorated;
new Gen. Elec. refrigerator. Key Apt. 3.
MOORE & HILL. INC,
73O 18th St, wv.
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81 D ST. Sc.
u rooms, Q baths, elec. and gas
porcneS ..'...''. .t...... '............S S65. 90
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2425 3rd ST. NE.
rooms and bath, h.-w.h.. elec. and
gas front and rear porcheS good
condition; built-in garage ......,. S65 rs
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BEAUTIFUL RuNGAIn,

MOORE & HILL, INC,
730 18th st. NV.
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HOUSES-FURNTSHED

$50 0O0-ATTRACTIVELY AND COMPLETELY
furnished small, modern house. Two dou-
BILE bed rooms, porches. Good neighborhood
Adults. 324 14th ne. y
1894 1lth NW.-First-fioo front, two large
rooms, complete for h.k.; gas range. sink,
continuous hot water. g.
MARIETTA PARK, 423 MARIETTA PLACE
n.w.-6 rooms, semi-detached, southeastern
exposure: garage; lawn; lovely neighbor-
hood. Georgia 2263-W.
20l8 HILLYER PL-YEARLY LEASE; BED
rooms. baths. Frlgidaire. garage; ANTIQUE
furniture; open fireplaceS. Tel. Dec. 53s2. 13'
1880 BRANCH AVE. Sc. HILLCREST-
Beautiful brick house. rooms BATH large
basement, cooling cellar, 2-car garage. In
ouire 907 H st. ne
1859 ASHMEAD PL. NW-BEAUTIFULLY
furnished home for Winter; linen and silver;
bed rooms, 8 baths. maids room and bath;
oil burner; garage. North 1922.
RENT HOUSES-FUR. AND UNFUR.
1927 IRVING ST NV.
6-room and bath brick house with garage.
Cleveland OBI. T.
FOXALL-STONE FRONT. ADJOINING AND
overlooking Government park. Six rooms.
double screened porches, open fireplace, elec
refrigeration. built-in garage. Reasonable
rent. Call at 44oo Volta pl. NV. for inspec-
WAVERLY TAYLOR. INC.
1922 K st. National l04o.
294l MACOMB ST. NV.
rooms. 2 baths; ami. Apply on premises.
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S26 OGLETHORPE ST. NV. - THREE
large bright rooms mi-detached house;
fine new section; exceptional offer. To cou-
ple S35
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EXCEPTIONALLY ATTRAC LARGE RIM,
kitch sleep porch and closets; eXclu. bldg;
reasonable Also rm. and kit, So Wkly.
No 10000, Apt $50.
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RENT HoUsEs-FUR. AND UNFUR.
1877 IRVING ST. NV.
6-room and bath brick house with garage
y1aIrn Ia. I'd q
Observation-Disclosures

38l7 WOoDLEY RD-8 ROOMS AND BATH,
garage. General Elec. refrigerator; large
yard; front and back porch. Adams 10328.
533l 42nd ST. NW-SIX ROOMS, GARAGE,
attic; near schools; $75 mo; now vacant.
OWNER, Emerson 7947. g.
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$40 MONTH, ATTRACTIVELY FURNlSHELI
Tor couple; Immediate possession. GIT 18TH 81.
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pFAuTTFTTT, CENTER
MI. 0UU-IN
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

six bright rooms. two lovely tiled
baths, electric refrigeratlon' copper
screens. garage to match house
truly unusual value in an artistic.
conveniently located new residence IN
the heart of Chevy Chase. ana easy
terms that will amaze you.,,, ,,,c>-r
NIT NJ
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MAN colo-ed educated and refined. over
fifteen wears il present Government posi-
ton desires evening night work 20 sup
plen7ent his salarv: typins. cleaning ofhces
o. drus porter. Address Box 343-D. star
Gree IL
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

GIRLS. 2. to leave city as maid and cook
for Summer personal reference. Tel Col.
1883. Call Sunday after l o'clock and any
GIRL white, for general homework: plain
cooking; one child; stay nights; s35 per mo.
Call before 2 pm. q Donaldson St, Cherry
dale. Va.
HoUSEKEEPER. white. respectable. or cou-
pie. Room and board and moderate COM
pensation. State particulars. Address Box
398-D. Star once.
NURSE-Maid and light homework White
German or English preferred. Good home.
Must have experience and reference. Call
Adams 7845.
WHITE WOMAN. prefer Swedish about 80
years of age. for general housework. Must
be f1rst-class cook and furnish city refer
ence. Go home nights. Westchester Apart
ments 1000 Cathedral ave. Apartment 652-B
Telephone Cleveland 1888.
WOMAN colored. about IS; thoroughly ex-
perienced in cooking and general housework
STAY nights. Call Sunday between II and l.
5404 Broad Branch I'd. Chevy Chase. D. c.
Do not phone.
YOUNG WHITE WOMAN. experienced in
general housework Local references. Only
those who want work: sc5 month, room and
board. Apply 3l36 st. NV.
3 YOUNG CoLCRED WOMEN for clean,
pleasing work. C"cd salary. Apply Monday
corning Q o'clock. 1884 9th st. NV.
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SITUATIONS-MEN.

MAN. crackerjack; can really
remote a business; good ideas. copy. lay
ut: small salary. Address Box 349-D, Star
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| GIRL. white. wants work as childs nurse or
i maid; will furnish references. Shepherd
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GIRL, Is years old. wants days work or
mothers helper; can do laundry, cleaning
or care for children. help with cooklre-
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WILL BOARD ONE OR TWO CHILDREN
over S at North Beach during Summer, good
food, close supervision; 81 weekly. Address
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% rooms; rent, tl25; parking space rented
Tor f25; right downtown
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HELP-WOMEN.

CAFETERIA MANAGER. Immediately; must
be economic buyer and capable director OF
help. moderate salary and bonus: reply with
references. stating salary wanted. Address
Box 365-D. Star office.
CATHOLIC STUDENTS, TEACHEReIf you
are seeking profitable employment during
vacation period. it will pay YOU to investi-
gate positions we offer Call Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday. 8-l0 or Sc. Room 500.
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, LADIES
| A | )I'
THREE LADIES.

Middle aged, with references, for
positions that will compensate you
well. providing you can qualify. APP
ply Room S53 Washington Bldg, be-
tween 10 and u and 2 and !.
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II rooms. clean, attractive, we'll equipped,
nlled; $500 down.
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II Iooms' very Desirable location; eoYs
ner. downtown; $3.50 down
II rooms on Conn. ave-; conducted ~ n
club; rent, $40; terms
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GIRIS S. whlte. nigh school educatlon. TWINS
n GeGrsetoTr. Ten!e,tswm, se.heSIc c or
Henderson, Tolmsn Laundry, 1910 Wisconsin
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MERRY CO., 8O5 10th St. =
RooM NJ PR H1TS5s, pT9c PoNN:
,n II Icons rooms. all hled. Price $3.50 Some
ssys, see e Mr.. FOWLER, -
q farn5tur. $500 90 h Ssae
ses 10th A 81: E'@: MR. Elffsi w.. .7.7 .
RF r. 20; Sj,. AND BoARpINo-Is rooms, I
ouse and RupGnt 6es l9csOn BEAUTIFUL
1904 ST Ds NV CO. Natl 1880 .
RoOMING HoUsE-s45o DOWN
Dupont Circles choice. Space cannot de.
mys, SEE Mr., FOWLER, v'.''' ....
SSnSs Via. rent ,5 e. ham IN
sos 10th A 81, E EQR Mr. ELLIS s. 49,, .
ryT oil, e.: ms.natactufers q feSoluttion.
Ting world. offer ground floor factory con-
n Fssd g san ESs P FS5 pS.Ss
Startling facts guaranteed true BY Pyfoii
truck oaded 10 cspaci nqo'q 1sns 80 niies
T,R9,lt Of ~ ATRlsns motor runs "a minutes
pig miles Essex runs 2os miles. a anothet
l6s miles without oil Used in worlds long
est trsnss tlantic, sirplsne night Breaks
service certifies startling gas. oil and over.
nauI economies and new safety factor in
nylnR Doubles Gil life for largest Ameri-
s sad ea5 PyIoi sdded to resqar OH
where oil leaves of; does what oil can't II
you are the man and want further star
tins ting facts and country's biz opportunity.
1913 Main. Lacrosse. Wise -
BOOMING HOUSE-Pennsylvania sye-i7
ICONS loom a. baths rent, sa5 Make US orer.
so8 10th ST ST. NV NV MT ELLIS N, .7s7
RoOMING HoysE-s4oo DOWN
Another l4,room 18th streets fine houses,
cen n! De use USED S 81 2 %R. FOWLER
BOOMING HoUsE-M ST, near Ioth-io
today. 1
ees 10Th A 81 E EQR Mr.. ELLIS Ma. .7.7
T. F. CARLEY, S02 10th NV.
licatessen-Moneymaker. Pr. $500. terms,
Grocery meats; bargain. Pr $4,000. terms.
Coy lunch room. downtown; 81 400, terms.
Cleaning pressing; good buy; $780, terms,
do-room rooming house: rent, 1877; $500
rooms near l!th Mass; av.; $3.50. terms.
= rms. several baths; beauty; 1880. terms.
IL rooms, none better; don't miss this place
Large boarding h, best place in Washing
lo-rm. boarding house; bargain, $3.50, terms,
The above places are real moneymakers
Our terms will suit you
P. +. CARLEY, Met. o727. =
CAPITAL SECURED
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MERRY CO., sos 10th ST =
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Eoo ?:MD PR EE9TsE.i2po RoWN.
II rooms. all filed Price, $3.50. Soma
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GIRLS colored. lvine IN GEORGETOWN. Ten
leytown. Bethesda o. Friendship Heishts. at
once Apply Mrs. HAYDEN. Tolman Laun-
n
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MERRY co. MET. 6524.
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A RELIABLE, INTELLIGENT WOMAN,
knowing boarding house and hotel business
wishes to make contact as manager or part
ner. Write Z. T. Carter, "a De Pew ave,
Nyack, N Y. l3'
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GIRL, Tor general otice work. must be neat;
state PGe. ernerierCe. SALARY expected. Ad-
dress Box 359-D Star cfiCe. IL
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RCOMING HOUSES
II rooms. downtown-S7S rent-s2S0 down.
Filled with roomers.
IL rooms, Dupont Ctrcle-e6S rent--17O0
down. Real buy. ?
10 rooms, on the Aill-ses rent-saso down.
BEEBEsHALL CO.,
1904 X st. NV. Natl 1890 .
ROOMING AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ..
room house on the hill: 2 baths ts3 rent;
SEE Mr.. BEEBE,
1904 X st. NV. NATL 1890 .
ROOMING HOUsE-sl5o DOWN.
Central downtown; flled newly furnished,
hot water, and hne location. Rent, SIS.
SEE MR.. FOWLER,
sos st. NV. Met. sos
BOOMING HOUsE-N Y. ave, near 10Th
4 rooms. best Of everything. Price. $3.50.
ASK FOR MR.. ELLIS.s
908 10th ST. NV. IA l7s7 4
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NAT s25S
BOOMING HOUSE. $3.50 DOWN.
Pss on 4 rO6ms ba.hs
doins fne business, low p.lee
SEE MR.. FOWLER ~
BOOMING HOUSE II rooms Mass. ave;
sOs 10Th ST ST M M MN A Ma 47s7. :.
RESTAURANT
Newly EQUIPPED for sale at barsa!n'
RooMING HOUSE BUYERS
Consult us about our liStings. Many well
i mmedistc o CpSi Open evenings and
Sunday.
leo. X St NV Natl 1890 :.
ROOMING HOUSE-s30O DOWN
a saa eye bath baths money
'' sos St D's sW Nh FOWLER Met. s,os.
ROOM AND s ee s3oo de eSn location Y
income soa mn %sR EqS MR.. ELLIS ". 49,,
RooMING- TOURIST HoME-l4 rooms. 2
place s. for Sc tea '1s2 ssEn , sa
wv 70 RESPONSIBLE FAIRIES
AZ HiFsFlEcK REALTY co: ias5 N. Y. AVE- sHoO
BOOMING HOUSE-s250 DOWN.
Wait until you see this-i2 rooms, baths
Rent go. IS; best location.
SEE MR.. FOWLER,
SOC st. NV. Met $685.
ROOMING HOUSE-N St, near l3th-l4
rooms, baths all filled; $500 down pay
ment. Open Sunday.
ASK FOR Mr.. ELLIS.
90S 10th ST. NV Ma 47S7
:. RooM1NG HoUsE-ssoo DOWN;
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SUMMER PLAY SCHOOL AT NATIONAL
Child Research Center. Vacancies in nursery
group for July and August. Age 10 months
TO years. 30-5 or pm Free plav. lunch
con. nap, organized activities Physician.
nutritionlSt, experienced teachers. Cleveland
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ROOMING AND BoARDNG-l6 rooms. I
paths Dupont Circle location Beautiful
mouse and attractively priced Open Sunday
bEEBE-EALL CO.
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SUMMER SCHOOL-LARGE GROUNDS,
sewing. basketry; carpentry; supervised play
years Lady Margaret School, 1869 Colum-
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RooM!NG HoUsE-13 rooms rent. $50: In.
come S220. On, what a buy!'' $500 han.
dies. Open Sunday
ASK FOR Mr. HTJrs
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tROOMiNG AND BOARD-leth St, best: Il
immediate possession. Open SUNDAY
~. ASK FOR MR.. ELLIS
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EXCEPTIONAL OPENING for capable wom-
all over 81 good income real future: old
established firm give ph0He number Ad-
CrcSs Row 1SH-D. Star office
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MAN WITH TENNIS CLUB MEMBERSHIP
wishes to meet fairly good players having
some leisure during business hours Address
Box I'D, Star ONCE.
HOME FOR ELDERLY AND SEMI INVALID
persons terms reasonable; registered nurse
in charge Phone Adams 9724W
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ROOM AND BOARD-Rhode Island near
l3th-l0 rooms. - boarders now, $3.50 han.
dies. Open SUNDAY
ASK FOR MR.. ELLIS.
908 10th ST NV Ma ART Q
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/ GIRL. coAofed, for general housework or
part time Call from 10 am. to pm
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Observation-Disclosures.

A. c. & D. c. MOTORS. electric and ex.
laust fans and 3oo-uatt converter. one a,
: grinder, like new; 32-volt Delco plant
will sacrifice. Sl3 9Th st NV
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COLLAR GIRL. white. thoroughlv expert
need Address BOY Rid Star ONCE

DRESS SALESLADIES wanted, experienced
only none other need apply. Apply bet 10
a. II m Shop. 1ll4 G
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MOTOR TRAVEL.
TEACHERS CALIFORNIA, JUNE Is; RE
turn September /; sedan; experienced driver;
tourist party rate. Evenings, 1919 5th st. n ".
PRIVATE CARS leaving daily all points
ride in comfort for less. u S. Travel Bu-
reau. 1921 Penna. ave. Nat 2278
WISH TRANSPORTATION to Fargo. N.
Oak. or vicinity, about July l. share ex-
penses or drive. Met 1892
PARTY WOULD LIKE TO MOTOR TO ST.
dress P. o. Box 1883
DRIVING TO Los ANGELES AND RETURN
during July: want PASSENGER to share ex-
penses. Address Box 4l5-D. Star Office
WOMAN. DRIVING TO DETROIT forepart
July. desires one or two women to accom-
pany her; careful. experienced driver. Ad-
dress Box 372-D. Star Office
LEAVING June Is for Ann Arbor, Mich, via
Toledo. Can take three passengers; ref
erences exchanged Phone Miss Ireman,
Cleveland 1894.
GOING TO Erie. Pa, or Buffalo, June IS.
man and wife; take 2 passengers; SIS. Call
WILL DRIVE party or car to Florida, pay
Cooper. 1922 18th st. NV.
GO BY PRIVATE AUTO-Travel for less in
comfort; all points. National Auto Travel
Bureau. 14ol Eye st. NV Met 1887 II.
DRIVING TO CHICAGO SUNDAY OR MON.
day; can take three Adams 1891
WANTED PASSENGERS TAMPA. FLA.
reference exchanged. Pot 1856 i2'
BuNYAN,s AUTO TRAVEL BUREAU
CARS For ALL POINTS DAILY.
1904 1ltt ST. NV. NAT 7156. 49,
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GIRL, coored. wants general Homework
neat and pleasant disposition. Decatur
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GIRL. colored, neat. wants Job as nurse
city or away; references. Decatur 1856
GIRLS. colored twol. wish work OF any
NCrfh Q4T1
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BEGINNER STENOGRAPHER. some ONCE
experience. desires permanent connection:
GOOD references; low salary to start. Call
Adams 1678-R
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pany singers and some of the ma
tons outstanding symphony or
chestras.
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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 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's
pretty excitable 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'll be very careful"
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 roan?" Dudley
asked.
The boy nodded toward 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.
A SPER said nothing, but he
L 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

old timber king was smiling broadly.
Go in and have a chat with her.
She has been trying to talk about
the timber business, but 1 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 a peaceful feel
ing. She was resting now after
strenuous excitement and felt she
could forget and give herself Who'll
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" 10 Dudley. He deserved it after
the way he had acted.
VIII 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.
Dudleys face did not change, but
a cold panic Crippled at him. He was
not sure now that he could do it..
The last week had been a 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 a little, then
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Hoover addressed himself in his IN
dianapolis speech.
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 a
receding tide.
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RKGIN HERE TODAY

STAN BALL accuses AsPER DELO.
timber king, OF having men shot who
attempt TO check up on his activities.
Bell says he is making a check.
Delo says he will 90 In person and
prevent II. Upon leaving the office,
Bail ssvea DONA, Delos daughter. from
kldnapers. He tells her he Is STANLEY
DUDLEY WINTERS. in love with
Dona, goes with her TO Three Rivers 70
get her father 10 give up the hgnt with
Bali Dudley gets a marriage certlhcate
filled out, which he hopes 70 use.
Ball Is accused OF Killing ranger and
has 10 show him the certificate and tell
him she is married to Dudley TO get him
10 promise 10 leave.
The Office is raided Of valuable papers
and a posse headed by SWERGIN.
Delo's timber boss. surrounded Ball.
Dona goes out and Is captured after try
Ing to shoot Ball.
He takes her TO cave. swergin finds
the cave and rescues Dons. He waits
for Ball, who IS out, and captures him.
Swergins men start a lyrching while
taking him in.
Dona stands them of with her gun
and frees Ball. He let's her take ais
horse and promises to come for II that
night. He says he is leaving the coun-
try
Dudley follows Dona and tries TO shoot
Ball After his escape Dona promises to
marry Dudley, Dona rides out 10 inves-
tigate queer workings over the ridge.
Her horse Is shot from under her.
She regains cOnsciousness to ma
Swergin bending over her accusing Ball
OF the shooting. Dudley has been riding
lot alone and can not be found.
NOW GO on WITH THE STORY
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a DAY
~ BRUCE CATTQN

DOLITICAL corruption in Amer
l. 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 ac-
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 zoning 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 1 have seen, and even
if you disagree with their conclu-
sions you will find their factual ac-
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
well, doesn't Lincoln Steffens' au-
TOPOGRAPHY make exactly the same
point2
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