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LOST,


BULLDOG. brown; strayed Friday morning
from 29O9 44th st. NV. Reward. CLeve-
land 403s.
COLLIE white; male. CLeve. 6737.
DOG, Boston Terrier, Skippy; tag 1923;
black and brindle blaze face. Reward
Ralph Given. 3716 Morrison st. EN-. 09l9.
FOX TERRIER, small, male, blind, white
body, black ears, very short tail; answers TO
name "FTitzie"; reward. 106 Garfield ave.
Hyattsville. Md. after pm:
FOX TERRIER. black and white, female,
16623. zoos Eye St ne. AT. 2235.
MESH BAG, small. gold reward. 3l47
PIN. gold. IN box; in downtoyn section. Re
ward Call National 3120. branch $50,
or Lincoln 205h-J after 5.
PocKETBooK, black; containing silver
rosary beads blessed sacrament bead. sum
of money and key Reward. 1450 Irving,
Apt. 4. Adams 20sO-J.
RING, yellow gold. bloodstone; between ball
Reward Columbia as9S
SUIT COAT, lady's. pink coral, Amphithea-
ter, Arlington Cemetery. May 81. Reward
Mrs. J. C. Vining. Phone Cleveland 1884
WATCH-Whte gold. on bracelet; Sunday
bet. White House and Msyfiower. Please re-
turn. Reward. 22l0 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
WRIST WATCH-Man's. Hamilton; leather
strap; in Lansburgh's Dept. Store wash room
Saturday afternoon. Reward. AT. O494-R
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FOREIGN.

lNoon. Greenwich time, today)
Horta (FayaD. Azores. SO Cloudy
Current observations.)
st. Georges; Bermuda. y Cloudy
Havana Cuba. ....... rs Part cloudy
Colon. Canal Zone. s2 Cloudy
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Inventor Dies at Age Of "a.

PHILADELPHIA, May % P).-Otto
Albrecht, inventor and one Of the old
est members of the American Society OF
Mechanical Engineers, died yesterday
in suburban Melrose Park He was "a.
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rooms, ami, h,-wh, S4,75O; S45
UOntnly, MAYNOR, gBOb prlntVood "A no

OHEVY CHASE D. c
New detached brick.
rooms, , baths finished third floor, sid
poIeh- de luxe kitchen electric refrigera-
tors' built-1n garage large trees; a beautiful
setting making 1t an ideal home Open for
your inspection. 1920 Kanawha st. NV,
block east OF Conn. ave, / block south Of
Military I'd. Terms. J. A. JORDAN. DE.
5165 1es
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CLEVELAND PARK-NINE ROOMS TWO
baths. garage; beautiful home; completely
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED, UP-iTo-DATI
Roxboro pl. NV. GEorEia BPS. -
GROOM HOUSE. WITH GARAGE, ATTRAC-
tive Northwest section; convenient MI. Pleas
ant cars and busses; reasonable TO right
party: references. North 43ll. 19'
524 CR1TrENDEN ST. N:W.-NEw HOME HOME;
porches, also front porch; completely fur-
nished garage tons coal; S15 mo. l9'
RICH AND BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED DE-
tached house, 10 rooms, baths, servant S
located in the most exclusive section OF
Washington; for rent by owner. Address
Box 2S3M. Star office. 19'
S62. .5O-NEARLY NEW BRICK 4-BED-
room home beautifully furnished. nothlns
10 buy; good District location. GEorgia
FURN OR UNFURN: CLEVELAND PARK:
near Cathedral; bungalow. completely and
attractively furnished; rms. kit. baths;
oil heat. elec. refrigerator. sleeping porches,
2-car garage, 36l Lowell st. NV.
5I13 CONN ave- ROOMS. > BATHS;
Frigidare. well furnished; 500 month; un-
furnished. $50, Emerson 745S.
FURNISHED HOUSES. all SECTIONS.
SIRsSN 1s5S e. REENTAL BURREEtA0 UREt0ns IHG HsG57s
house, completely furnished. sos;
ROBERT L. McKFEVER CO, MA. 4150.
NICELY FURNISHED HOME, EXCELLENT
location: near 9th and Harvard stS, NV:
containing ! rooms and baths; garage;
modern in every detail. Al condition; pres
ent occupant has high-class clientele. For
fun detail. apply
WIN. H. SAUNDERS Co, INC,
1919 X ST. NV. DI. lois.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
WANTEO-ROOMs AND BOARD.

WANTED--Home for nervous war veteran.
very easy patient to care for: must be able
to furnish a good home and board; only a
refined family LIVING in good Northwest
nsIghborhood considered. Ample pay to the
right party. Apply in person TO Carl Else
man, attorney. 605 9TH st. NV.
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R. V. MARCERON


10l0 Vermont Ave NV. MA. G5ss.
eI5 ssth NE r. b. h.-a.h'. eiec. f1 $50 80
olf S,ss Sheridan n.w.-6 r, b, h.-wh.
80 Madison n.e.EBun1ealow. 5rr.'b r. b. 4''oo
h,-w.h.. cleo. Rar...,'.." - 90 On
36Ii l1th n.w.-6 r. b.. h-wh.. '''''
49, 5 ofden n.w..6 r, b. 6.-w:.hh $3.50
359 3594 lath n.waS r, b. VIII. cleo $3.50 g 5"o
"09 n'W.-1% r. B.. ) Law elec. 1900
72a 18th ST. l. T. Resis04 RGRiA1ATTE' MA o-,a
ls49 ST. NE.
Just North of 18th and H sts. NE.
IWo-story brick home, four rooms and
pam pam modern: front porch; recently redeco
"a 81 aa 90 IN perfect condition. rent reduced
Open for Inspection.
1910 H 5HthASRY A; KITE. INC,
30 T ST. NV ROOMS. BATH.
1912 st. n.w.Si6 rooms, > baths, So% %
3o3 5th s, ne rms, bath. h.-wh., Oo'oo
a29}s D st. s.w.6 rms. bath elec q 90 80
$50 and II 1,se st st0rc stw-6 rooms bath elec.
coLoRED ''''''''' Ao'oo
1874 Fla. ave. NV rms. bath az 75O
5eI ,ti r 81: nw.-l0 rms. bath. elec 47.50
y I9s sEeatPn astn st St neI6 rna rms WatsE-. i?9
39Is 3reaT5 NJ st. n.w'@5 Foo5S r. nTth Water go
2VIdd \ n 81 set rmSr bath, GAS, n IN
4Iy Ridge 81. NV rooms. water SS99'ggoo S9 goo
a9s a. T9Nz5 g aMz5 HFo&Ss.e &SkA s.e', 1919 1880
fsfI9s;d BsfS AZ slsspaE porch $ds room Arn and
1903 y HssSANNNoN T. y g & LUcHs CO; ~
-o0 n ~. wv Ma. 2345
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NEAR UNION STATION, 3I1 3rd ST. NE.
Apt. 3-One room, kitchen and bath, newly
decorated; janitor service. Apply 800 Md.
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APARTMENTs-UNFURNusHED.
rs - Ro1SMs AND

CoPLEY COURTS. 1914 l7fh ST. NV
LaIss,, OUTSIDE, 1-room apt. large kitchen.
afeSeption han bath. closet, free refrtg.. Eas.
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HnIrSES-EuRNISHED.

CLEVELAND PARK-NTNE ROOMS. TWO
tbs, garage; beautiful home completely
rishnd co ISIS
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S5g.6O--TWO LAPGE ROOMS wTTI

closet. IN ped room Large d1nettS
with Colonial china cabinets Kitchen with
1 ample cupboard space utility closet and
free refriserstion. Tiled bath with tub.
shower and large mirror excellent condi-
| 14th st. NV.
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CODORED.
For rent. 11-room and 2-bath brick house,
in good condition.; electric lights conven-
lent Northwest location.
RENT, S4575
HERBERT A. GILL a. SON,
-1406 G ST. NV. Phone National 4O3s.
FOR COLORED
AZ Porter ST. Ella. ave. ne-6 rooms
garage S475O
524 25th pl. ne. CKingman Parkl.-
strictly modern rooms, bath, porches,
$40
ll02 o st. s.e.-5 rooms, bath, S.5.
WAPLE q JAMES. INC.
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733 18th st. NV National 0353.
COLORED.
1913 L st. NV rooms and bath,
electricity; redecorated S37 so
SHANNON LUCHS co.
1908 H ST. NV. National 2345.
FOR COLORFD.
al6 5th ST. SE.-S3OOO.
Near Navy Yard. consisting OF 6 rooms
and bath garage
18th & K. cAFRrTZ. DI. 9oso.
COLORED-907 9th ST. NE,
Six rooms. bath. h-w.h., cleo. lights.
RENT REDUCED TO $4,000.
JESSE H. HEDGES,
3l8 Tower Bldg. DI. 1882.
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$10,500.
HOME AND INVESTMENT.
Corner. Near Capitol and Library
This home contains ii rooms. 3 baths,
= porches 3 Kitchens. affording spacious
living quarters for and . complete
apartments to rent; or the bed rooms are
particularly adaptable for a rooming house,
and the location practically assures a steady
income. For full information phone MR.
DeNEALE. Cleveland 1889
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2so5 27th ST NV.
Beautiful home of o rooms, > baths; newly
renovated throughout One block from Ward
man Park Hotel and Cenneeticut aye
TIsG-D = =. = Wis COMPANY.
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PRICE 81 2S0

PRICE, 81 go.
4th St Sc. near Pa. ave.-Two-family
apt, 4 rooms and bath each, cellar; sepa
rate hot-water heating plans: now under a
rental OF $50 per month. An excellent in
vestment proposition. Convenient terms.
JOHN F. DONOHOF & SONS,
.5lA Pa. Ave. Sc.
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SALE--HOUSES.
(Contiuuedl

PETwORTH-2O-FOOT COLONIAL BRICK.
Sig large rooms. tile bath. hot-water heat.
electric lights; located on wide street. near
cars schools. stores. Dl. 1411; nights. CL.
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SPECIAL BARGAIN.
1913 Potomac Ave. Sc.
Our Price, $6950.
Regular Price $3.50.
very pretty nearly new house on this
wide paved avenue with 40-foot parking
SIX rooms and bath.
Three porches.
Open daily.
Don't miss this chance and save over
$1,000
Stone wall in front
II. r. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1915 H St NV. DI. OaOs.
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TRADE FOR A NEW HOME.
DETACHED-COLONIA HALL.
ROOMS BATHS-MODERN
TO THE MINUTE
5610 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
GUST ABOVE LONGFELLOW ST)
200 TUCKERMAN ST. NV.
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE-2-CAR GARAGE.
6032 N. DAKOTA AVE. NV.
ROOMS . BATHS.
WAPLE 4 JAMES. INC.
1925 14TH ST NV DI. 3347.
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5336 BELT RID. Nw.-6 RMS. . B..
ami ,................ S75. 90
3Og2 Warder st. n.w.-6 r., b.. ami. 1000
a0g Sth 81. n.w.-.S r. b., ami. 1880
@od5 brentwood I'd. me- r, b.,
Il05 st. s,w.-G r, b., gas. ..,. 275O
~. st. s.w.-B rooms. ....... 1880
III st. .s.w.-6 r. elec., gas. s..... 900
giu Itn st sw.-6 r, b., cleo. ..... 80. y
6I4 10th St s.w;-6 r. b. .......... SEQ
6d3 St se-6 r. b., elec. ....... 81 %
~, b 81 se-6 r, b.. cleo. ....... a. so
~ 10 4th 81. S.e.--h r, cleo. ........ "3.00
81 9TH 81. s.w.-6 r. b, ami. .. 1000
~ ko5lnSon st. s.w.--6 r. b., mi 81 90
5Sa ST. s.w.-6 T.. b.. cleo ....... 30 so
4eo ST. S;W[6 T, b.. :,..:,.... $3.50
122 10Th St N w NAtinnal nasa
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wHITE-HOUsEs.

! 437 Quincy st. NV r "a bed ~
,sba b y newly decorated: sarage -. s6o.o
,6 r ami. garage. e....-.......... GO 90
! I3uu ST ne.-6 r. b.. ami. ..... 1850
! - ON 81 n.e.-6 r. b.. ami. ..... -. so
~, y 81. set r. b.. mi. ..... 81. so
| -, I.56n 81 se-5 r, cleo. ....... - 90
/ 1910 ooth 81 nv r. - bed r.. 800
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WOODBRIDGE. D C.-LOvELY 5-R, & B.
bungalow: fireplace. sleep. porch; lot 40x20o
only S545o; terms. OWNER. NO. oaS3.
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.
(Cautiuued.

tCentinued.)
FoxALI--7 ROOMS. BATHS, MAIDS
frtgerator; partly furnished. To inspect
call for key at 1900 44th st. NV.
WAVERLY TAYLOR, INC.
1434 PERRY PL. NV.
Desirable 2-story and cellar brick. G rooms
and BATH hot-water heat, electricity; toilet
in cellar; Lear garage; newly conditioned;
$4,000.
1747 1st ST NV.
Corner brick dwelling. d rooms and bath;
hot-water heat. electricity: s42 so.
GEORGE r. HANE,
1922 p ST. NV. NATIONAL 1864.
MORE ROOMS FOR LESS MONEY. COM
Portable. well lighted brick house. with good
hot-water heating plant; three double and
one single bed rooms. living room, dining
room, kitchen and pantry. tiled bath. small
front and back yards: near Central and
Normal Schools convenient to theaters
market and. transportation to all parts OF
city. Open daily.
ADAMS 9S14.
1910 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
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Found New Worlds
From Wheel Chair
How One passionate Pill
grim" Filled Her Life.

This Is the story Of passionate
Pilgrim" John Palmer Gavit tells
It without revealing any other name.
She was q girl who from earliest
childhood longed to travel Her IA
ther promised that on her graduation
from college they should take trip
around the world-real travel, Off the
beaten track and into the hidden cor
ners of the world. The Journey was
arranged for when she fell in love
with young doctor. "If ] were not
leaving on this journey to which
have looked forward all my life"
said she, but as soon as / get
back" He asked, 'If anything
should prevent your going, viii you
marry me at once?"
And something did prevent her
going. With the boat waiting, and
the baggage gone, she caught her
heels at the top Of the stairs and
plunged downward-not quite to her
death, but crippled, chained to a
wheel chair for life. The girl who
loved to travell The young doctor
made her keep her promise. and II
was his father, coming upon the
traveller chained, who pointed out to
her that there are ways and ways of
travelling. He spoke of that world
under her foot where she sat In the
garden, as rich in interest as any she
could explore. "There," ne told her.
''were all the problems Of science.
history and philosophy, as much In
terest as the world could hold"
The result was little chemical
laboratory where the chained trav-
eler studied little-known phases Of
the life under her feet, prospected
like any Forty-Niner for minerals.
and found them-even gold-in the
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in the matter Of those sheep, at con.
siderable loss and nuisance and in.
convenience to himself"
"Not at ALL. her host protested
II expect to collect from che Antrim
estate reasonable fee for my serv
ices, to reimburse me for my out
lay or Inconvenience"
Roberta had a feeling Of helpless
ness in this mans presence. for he
was new experience with her. She
had never met man who remotely
resembled him-so ru' HESS, force
full and dominating.
Not knowing what to say. she
was silent and attacked her meal
"lie has all the audacity and MS.
surance of the Irish and all of the
ego of the Latin" she Thought
"yyhaf an indolent. seIni-insOlenf
glance he has! And he isn't good
looking at all. Still he, isn't bad
locking. He's Just masculine and
knows it. All of his life he has
been accustomed to being high
and low justice on this ranch: he.
cause these poems of his ko
" to him he thinks he can get
away with murder. He's inst a
Mexican fe,itlal baron who has
established his feudal sway just far
enough north of the border to make
good with it."
us ii possible for one to send q
telegram from your ranch, Hr.
Higuenes?" she asked.
"certainly. After dinner you can
teleph0ne your message to the nfiice
at Los Algodones and charge ii to
my account" r..
~ suppose should go to Los AL.
yodOnes in q day or two to consult
with my attorney"
"Well. the longer you delay your
visit, Miss Antrim. the more agree
able II will he to Prudencio Alviso
Prudy's almost full hlo,,d Span
lard. About nethirty-sec0nd Aztec
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For BEGINNERS OF THE STORY

girl uncle William
the Rancho Vale
telegram TomAn violent advice
ewithh
Glenn
Antrim warned to take
ambushes
noV
Jim
"Crooked a he
Don of
to
interest," of meets
tells
at
ostensy
Higgins Eguenes
jaime Invitation his ranch Il
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By Peter b. Kyne


Two maids removed the empty
soup plates and set the roast down
in front of Don Jaime. "A wild tur-
key" he Informed Roberta. Then
he sharpened his carving knife on
the steel and attacked the bird, dis
secting it in a very neat and scien.
tific manner. .....E i. .s i
"Can you cook, Miss Antrim?"
Heavens, mop " ~~=. .
81 had heard it was lost art
with the rising generation. I'm a
rafting good cook, myself, If do
say so. Most Latin males are, you
know. l enjoy cooking fish and
game" ., '-....,---- :.
. "How about boxing?"
"Great sport. l have three va
queros who are paid five dollars a
month extra to box with me-"
"That, l suppose" said Roberta
dryly, appeals to your Irish blood.
Are you of a religious turn of
mind?" .a> 49, 4, =
swell, / built church in my
pueblo and support padre for my
people. I play the organ in my
church and I've rehearsed the choir
until it's really rather good. You
must come to mass with me tomor-
row and listen to it"
"Why were you armed today? Do
you always carry that arsenal?"
"No," he replied soberly. Il do
not. But of late have felt that dis
erection might be the better part of
valor. You see, have been unf0r-
tunate enough to make some new
enemies recently. The last time !
went abroad unarmed was carried
home on stretcher."
81 fear" the girl suggested. that
the Antrim sheep are proving to be
q source of embarrassment to you. "
"Oh. not at all! My enemies new
er embarrass me, | assure y0u.' He
said it so simply, so earnestly. so
absolutely without brag or bounce.
that Roberta laughed aloud.
you are new note in life," she
declared. "Mrs. Candy. do you not
find Don jaime a source of pro-
found amusement?"
"Don jaime. must admit, is
different" Mrs. Candy replied
guardedly.
''I'm sure Of it, Mrs. Candy. He
isn't q bit religious. but he is very
charitable-so charitable. in fact.
that am certain he Is obliging me.
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soil Of her farm-explored, under her
microscope. jungles of growth and
life and the limitless phase OF mole
cules and atoms. And then the tele.
scope, with which she traveled-tO
the stars. She became an expert on
every phase Of the history of her sec
ton Of the state and wrote respect
ed books on her scientific studies.
1t has been said that you can't keep
a good man down. And If one IL
really a passionate pilgrim, It seems
you can't keep him or her from
travelling!
@. 1893. Bell syndicate.-wNU Service.
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SIZED HIM UP

The Boss-l knew that man was
going to ask me to fill out some sort
of document.
The Stenog-How could you tell
The Boss-He had blank ex
preston on his face when he came
In.
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CHAPTER VII

KohhkTA. returning. appraised
Inc table with the eye of an OK
per'. II was covered with a white
H"eh cloth; short stemmed red
Use. Uses peeped from iade-green
Nv IN the center; the service WAS
VI sterling silver and very old and
"'.i'uL On closer Inspection she
,,, 'ia' II carried a coat of arms
My great-great- MISREPRESENTATION.
Or SILVER. Don Jaime explained
rell"w In New York once heard I
."' u and sent his secretary down
'uS II. He offered me an unbe.
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SIMPLE MATTER

PROFESSIONALISM preparation Il
necessary before diagnosing a pa
tents case?
Student-No particular prepare
ton. You are, Of course, perfect
" familiar with the schedule price
Of the different operations, so you
Just look him up In Bradstreet's and
flnd out how serious an operation
he can stand.
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CHAPTER VI-continued

"No, I do not. But my late "a
them knew him very well. Ihey
got into an argument once as TO
which was the best for the country
the gold standard or Bryan's six
teen-to-one silver idea. Your Uncle
Bill was an outcast in Texas, at
the time being a Republican. My
father, of course, was a Democrat.
In their argument they waxed per-
sonal, and finally your Uncle Bill
called my father id anarchlstlc
greaser. So my father yelled:
sHurroo! Faugh-a-ballagh! and
hit your Uncle Bill on the nose and
canted 1t FIVE degrees to the south
east. My parent then ran to his
horse to get his gun. which he
wore in pOmmel holster. and on
his way there your Uncle Bill shot
his hat off. This was getting per-
sonal. so my father retaliated by
shooting your Uncle Bill in the
heel"
"Why, Uncle Bill never told me
about that, Don Jaime!"
"Why should he? He came off
second best. didn't he? He was
drunk at the time and my father
was intoxicated. otherwise there
would have been two funerals Fa-
Their was heartbrOken when he sob
cred up. and sent his lawyer to your
Uncle Bill to apologize. so your
Uncle Bill accepted the apology and
sent back one of his own. When |
was q very small boy your uncle
sold out his ranch to old man Ho-
bart. whose son. Kenneth. is now my
general manager. Does Uncle Bill
treat you with civility and de-
cency?n
"Of course he does. He's ador-
able. He's love-"
"Very well. then. I'll not kill
him. You must agree. though. that
did you a real service in humping
off old Uncle Tom"
"Uncle Bill says you did," Ro-
berta admitted. But then he's
biased"
MY father always declared that
Uncle Bill was all wool and yartl
wide. -. Dinners ready, thank
God. That stout saddle-col0red fe-
male who appeared In the door lust
now says we'd better come and get
It or she'll throw IT ont"
"What an extremely old-fash-
Toned man you are. Don jaime"
please do not call me Don Jaime.
The don is really title of respect.
and Is used by ones employees or
social inferi0rs-rather like having
pullman porter address yon as
Judge or colonel You may call
me Mr.. Higgins. Mr.. Higuenes.
James. Jimmy or 1ailne.h
VERY well. Mr.. Higuenes, the
girl mnrmnred in very small
voice. Then: "Hold everything.
mine host. must run to my room
for handkerchief. forgot to
fetch one"
Don Jaime gazed after her. There
was no doubt but that he approved
OF her nightly. When his gaze
shifted It met Mrs. Ganby's.
How does she impress your she
Queried.
Miss Antrim is physically beau
tiIui and mentally alert. Yes she's
as smart a young woman as you
ana will ever meet. Well raised.
wen spoiled. naughty. aware of her
power over men and inst loves TO
use It. Sound at heart though, /
think"
VIII she be here long, Don
Jaime?'
do not know. In all proba.
unity she will not he here long
''oigf To please me. In fact. IT !
naanf run that Bill Dingle scala
"as down the road she wouldn't he
nere now. She's a new note in.Iife
20 me. but I'm not going to let her
Know she isl
CHAPTER VII
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If you have a cold-don't take
chances with "cold killers" and
nostrums. A cold is too dangerous
to take chances on.
The simple method pictured
above is the way doctors through
out the world now treat colds.
1t is recognized as the QUICK
EST, safest, surest way. For 1t will
check an ordinary cold almost as
fast as you caught 1t.
That is because the real BAYER
Aspirin embodies certain medical
qualities that strike at the base Of
q cold almost INSTANTLY.
You can combat nearly any cold
you get simply by taking BAYER
Aspirin and drinking plenty OF
water every 2 to 4 hours the first
day and 8 OF 4 times daily there
after. II throat is sore, gargle with
8 BAYER Aspirin Tablets crushed
Ask your druggist about the
100 tablet siz
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Almost Instont Relief IN This w0y

and dissolved in a half glass Of
warm water, repeating every or
3 hours as necessary. Sore throat
eases this way in a few minutes
incredible as this may seem.
Ask your doctor about this. And
when you buy, see that you get the
real BAYER Aspirin Tablets. They
dissolve almost instantly. And
thus work almost instantly when
you take them. And for a gargle.
Genuine Bayer Aspirin Tablets
dissolve with speed and complete.
ness, leaving no Irritating particles
or grittiness. Get box Of IL or bot
tie Of "a or 100 at any drug store.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1933-03-02
From the Alsonquin

The word chesapeake is an Al.
gonquin Indian word meaning coun
try on great river.
The Washington times., 1933-06-22
SCOUTS LEAVE MONDAY

Boy Scout Troop 81 will leave
in group Monday to spend a
tWo-Week period at Camp Roose-
velt, the Boy Scout Camp of WASH
ington, on Chesapeake Bay. The
troop will go under the leadership
of its scoutmaster, William
Pohrer
The Washington times., 1933-06-22
WELFARE HEADS
HOLD MEET

The Prince Georges county
welfare board will ask the county
commissioners next week to con-
tinue to maintain the boards
Hyattsville office and to con-
tinue Mrs. Wilfrid L. Preston as
its paid manager.
This action was decided upon
yesterday at meeting in Hy-
attsville of the board, of which
Mrs. J. Enos Ray is chairman.
A report of the 26 organiza-
tions in the board will be sub
mnted to the commissioners at
their meeting Tuesday and it
will show the amount of money
spent on relief during the first
three months of this year, Mrs.
Ray said.
At yesterdays meeting it was
decided to use the Federal re-
lief funds for make work" prof.
ects and the communities of the
county will be asked to suggest
permanent public improvements
which can be made now.
The Washington times., 1933-06-22
CITIZENS F|GH 7
SCHOOL LOAN

Injunction proceedings brought
against the County Commission
RS and the School Board of Ar
ington county, Va, by three
itizens to prevent payment by
he school board of a $4,000
1oan made them some time ago
by c. C. Lamond, of Alexandria,
will be heard Monday before
Judge Walter T. Mccarthy, in
Circuit Court at Arlington court
house.
The three citizens, Frederick
:. Mann, I. N. Rich and Edgar
". Pumphrey, claim that the
note is invalid and that the
school board has no right to pay
back the loan.
Emory N. Hosmer represents
the citizens, while Com m o n
wealth Attorney Lawrence Doug
las represents the county au-
+horities and Gardner L. Boothe
il attOrneV for IamOnd.