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Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-11-04
Thru The
SPORT MIRROR
BY RUSSELL J. COwANs

foreign Importation Neuse
Germany
brow
world Neus handled by Paul Damsk and the
three
Neuse inches n
championship
of his native land or fights
them all with
siona Neue has
outs Dan McKorndale the South African who is this
is the only
occurred the first round but after short count Neuse back
win the
Perhaps ring
decision he scored Larry Gains the Canadian who holds the
Canadian previously
defeated
Neusel also holds Daniels. a
knockout Max schmeng heavyweight
Pefer the Enghman whom Karns
Jack Dempsey
Neuse, McKorkndale already in the coun-
and other heavyweigh threatening
coming another spring
And then oOie Dnh Walker the big fellow n
recently George Godfrey might be willing to
indulge in little hstcunng himself decide who's
weight crop
xx***
past Northeastern High has developed
mighty fine athletes numbered oored
Beatty
coors the championship
Lewis,
member the track team He was member Of the 1928 United
States Olympic held
championship Beatty who Ypsiant Normal Col
lege country
in 1892 He held the unofficial for distance.
Northeastern has another potential track lumnary Arthur
Metropolitan
Thursday
Park Gassaway was two seconds front his rival Jack
Thomas. OF Southeastern
Gassaway is living
the m little fellow has been seeking the
he held the championship within his
from the finish Thomas o victory
But this the O be
he had been seeking Forging
plenty spare.
We told Ulysses a at
Northeastern that Gssaway
his honors lightly
With Morgan College, aided
Wilson. Johnny
Troupe Hurts the A.
championship possible
defeated l. A A.
Lincoln. Bluefed The A. A. champions
defeated in the opening of the season.
turning a of
1872 while
feated $50; Virginia Union $780, A. t. 24O; Lincoln.
Bluefeld.
weight of the Morgan line
enabling
blocking
opposing Troupe
through substantial
compiled are
opinion the Baltimore school has
the country.
wberforce victory
College Blues,
Morgan Hampton
Hampton, with four
in A.
the the four remaining
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Morgan Backs Riddle Blues
Defence With Varied Attack
Blue6eld's Fumbles Are Coupled w tn
Aerial Attack For Mo rgans
Overwhelming Triumph

Batmore-Piling up one of the most sensational
scores of their football the Morgan Bears battered
Coach JeterSOns Big Blues into unprecedented defeat
&C to . on the Morgan athletic field Saturday.
MorganS first score followed Il lateral Conrad to
Wilson TO Troupe, which placed the oval the Blue IS
36-yard marker and the next play Conrad skirted
right end for the touchdown The extra point was missed
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-11-04

ing the Lincoln Lions. 34-S.
Richmond was away to flying
start in the first period by scoring
the first touchdown. Cullers, not be
outdone by his teammate. turned in
three touchdowns. the first coming
as the result OF long run.
Johnson scored for Lincoln late
In the game and then registered a
safety.
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Knifes Wife's Face

A family quarrel at 676 Division
street. resulted in Hattie Lewis,
80. taking trip to the Receiving
Hospital Friday with cuts on her
face and hands Mrs. Lewis said
that during a domestic disturbance
her husband. Robert. attempted To
cut her throat with razor.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-11-04
Art Cassaway Wins Cross-Country Title
In Metropolitan High School Contest

etition. lie was two seconds ahead
of Thomas Thursday as he gallop-
ed over the River Rouge course in
ll:27.
Gasaway went into the lead at
the halfway mark after battling
for the lead with Thomas and
Spencer. OF the winning South +
eastern team, and LeFevre. OF Red r
ford.
Although Gasaway won the
race. Northeastern finished far down
i'm the team standing.
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by a small margin near the finish
when he slipped in the mud AMI
fell. William Hutchinson, Eastern,
sprintlng on BY To win the laurcls.
The Northeastern star finished
among the leaders in the Two prey
ious years
In winning Thursday. Gasaway
scored his third triumph OF the
year over his rival, Jack Thomas.
OF Southeastern High school. Gas
away defeated Thomas in triang
ular meet and i'm the district comp
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-11-04

Art Gasaway. viii is in his SEN
ior year At Northeastern High
School. has been competing in the
Metropolitan Detroit High school
cross country championships FOR
four years. Last Thursday, after
four unsuccessful attempts. CASA
way came into his own when he
won the tenth annual running Of
the two-mile event.
Last year Gasaway was the vic
tim OF misfortune. lie was leading
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Rotarian Speaks
(Confinned from Pare n

that help. he was sure that this
negligence would soon be elimi-
mated.
A capacity crowd attended the
meeting 10 hear the speaker. The
program this Wednesday will be
in charge OF the Booster Commit
tee of which Fred Allen is chair
man. This committee has been
making a house to house campaign
I'm the interest OF business.
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Hampton Vanquishes
Lincoln Lions, 1928

Norfolk. Va.--With Richmond.
Cutler nd weatherford combining
their efforts in n sterling bit Of
offensive power. Hampton added
another victory to its list by tam
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The Massed ChOlrs of MetrOpOli-
tan Baptist Church presents ~
BELSHAZAR, Dramatic Cantata In
. Acts nj Northeastern High
school Auditorium. Warren nt
Grandy. Wednesday. November
18TH, S;3O +. VI. Subscription
price 25c.
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An attack that couldn't be stop
ped opened the scoring spree. Nor
gan took 10 the air with beauti--
ully timed lateral. Sturgis 10
Wilson 10 Conrad, placing the pig
skin on the Blues one yard line.
Troupe plunged through the line
for the next score
tumble Costly
\ tumble by Banks ON the kick
of was recovered by Hin on the
Blueield 29-yard line. Two plays
were sufficient 10 bring the Bears
10 the Blues five yard stripe where
Sturgis took the ball and plunged
or tackle for he touchdown.
Crawford netted the extra point
by means of place kick.
Once again the Blues held Nor
gan 10 downs on tho Blueneld 10
yard line.
Following poor Bluefeld punt
to their own 25-yard line. Simpson
AfiNl ll'iA lllI UAll W llt OUUOitfllN
six yard stripe by a speedy run
around right end. Wilson took the
ball for five yard gain and on the
next play carried il across the
scoring line Again Crawford rang
up the extra point by place kick.
In The closing minutes OF the
YapfgI f..a.t, lIs,-t a..
of his second stringers and with
Gibbs ripping off substantial gains.
they brought the ball TO the Blues
T. yard stripe. Morgan took to the
air again With Troupe tossing to
I Crawford. who received behind the
goal line for the fifth touchdown
OF the game.
At the opening OF the third per
+iod Williams blocked a Bluefelc
punt which Gibson recovered on
the Blues 14-yard stripe Wilson
tore off right tickle for the next
score. Conrad kicked the extra
point.
Lateral Play Again
Moreans lateral came into play
again when Wilson tossed the ball
to Conrad and he 10 Troupe for n
T. yard gain. Sturgis made 20
yards on an end run and Wilson
went around right end on the next
plaN for - Yards and touchdown.
Crawford kicked the extra point.
Morgan again got possession OF
the ball on their own 27-yard line
where Jordon hurled a lateral to
Troupe who made a spectacular 73
yard broken field dash TO the goal
posts Crawford again added the
extra point with place kick.
Troupe intercepted a pass from
Smith on the Blues 3O--yard line
and Jordan ripped off series of
short gains TO put the ball on the
22-yard line. Wilson skirted left
end for the final touchdown of the
game and Crawford made the ex-
ira point.
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Lutheran School
Well Attended
Event At Bonclarken Is
Most Successful
By I. w. BRANDT

Every day finds new members
attending the Lutheran Summer
School for church workers at
BOnclarken hotel. For the first
half Of the school the registra-
ton showed that two hundred
and two had enrolled in regular
class work. Including the visi-
tors who's have spent one day or
more at the school, the number
Of attendants at the school has
gone well ,sover three hundred.
The Rev. T. f. Suber, of Co.
lumbia, S. c., and his able as
sistantS and the very capable
faculty and lecturers are max
ing the 1888 Summer School the
finest and most helpful of any
held in recent years. The spirit
of serious study 'prcvaiIs among
the students as at no recent
school.
On Tuesday evening, Paul Bar
ger, Of Mooresvllle, brought a
message on the necessity Of each
church member being a witness
Of and for Christ through the
! church.
Wednesday evening DR.. J. c.
Kinard, president Of Newberry
college, delighted his audience
with his usual fOrceful and in
! teresting manner of speech. He
addressed the school on the sub
| iect, "The Challenge Of theENeW
Day to the ChuEch. In meet
ing this challenge he said that the
church needed the crusading spl-
rit. courage and confidence. He
said that a man would be.remem-
bored by the good that he did
and lived, rather than by the
creeds that he believed. He
challenged the church TO meet
the new deal in the world.
The afternoons are spent Big
! the members Of the school III rest
and recreation. Hikes, trips to
nearby places of interest and
games make up the rccrcQtional
IprpsTam under the direction of
| Rev. G.. +. Norman, Of Concord.
! The school will come to close
Saturday morning Of this week
with appropriate services in the
! chapel, and awarding Of certiri-
/ Gates to those who have cOmplet-
ed their respective courses, by
! the Rev. Mr.. Subcr, director.
Last evening was Ncwbcrry
college night at The school.
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American Says
Mallorca Guard
Hit, Spit On Him

MARSEIILES, France, July 28
CUP)---A new instance Of alleg-
ed MaItreatmcnt Of Americans in
the Spanish Island Of Mallorca
was reported yesterday by Paul
Earl Petcrzell, Of New York, who
arrived from Barcelona and
Palma.
Peterzell charged that civil
guards in Palma. chief city Of
Mallorca, had struck him violent
" on July 18th when he was
thrown into cell, knocked about
and spit upon.
The new man said he had gone
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7-2S-Fri.-1tp.
NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE
STATE Or NORTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF HENDERSON.
BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE

II. WALTER FULLER and A. o.
GREYNOLDS. TRADING As
KENTUCKY HOME.
By virtue Of an execution d.
rected to the undersigned from
the Superior Court Of Henderson
County in the above entitled ac-
ton. will, on Monday, August
7, 1888, at y o'clock noon at the
Courthouse door Of said county,
sell to the highest bidder, for cash,
to satisfy said execution, all right,
title and interest which H. Walter
Fuller. one Of the above defend
ants, had on April 2T, 1927, in
and to the following real estate;
Lying and being in Henderson
Vile Township. County and State
aforesaid and being lot Forty of
Rainbow Lake Section of Laurel
Park, as shown by plat thereof
recorded in Book No. l., at page
16 of the record of plats for Hen
derson County, North Carolina,
reference to which is hereby made
for more complete description by
metes and bounds.
This June 27, 1888.
w. A. GARREN, Sheriff
Henderson County, N. c.
T-7-Fri-4tp
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as admlnlstra-
tor of the estate of John Norris,
deceased, late resident Of Hen
derson County, N. c., this is to
notify all persons having claims
against said estate to present
them to the undersigned on or
before July %, 1884, on this no.
tice will be pleaded in bar Of re-
covery. Persons indebted to said
estate please make settlement at
once with the undersigned.
This July %, 1888.
7-2S-Fri-6tp NJ. HOkE, Admr.
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The sketch is of the Betsy
Ross House wherein the FIRST
AMERICAN FLAG WAS MADE.
The International Date Line
follows the .1S0th Meridian
where practical. CANADA has
the larger population"
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number OF permits issued this
year for charity solicitors has led
TO an announcement by the State
Welfare Department of an inves-
tigation TO 'rcvent charity rack
eteering" by INSCRIPTIONS per-
sons
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24-Personal Property

LOST One Bancroft Winner ten
mis- racket from the II. A.
Smith Co. Shop. Persons sus-
pected but no questions will be
asked if it is returned before
Sunday. Ivan Smith.
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bers and report them to the
higher authorities" the American
said. "'But they flew into a
frenzy, knocked the ben from
nv hand and struck me violently.
"They spit in my face and
searched me for weapons. Then
they thew me in a cell"
Penterzell said he reported the
incident to the L. S. counsel at
Barcelona.
WAR ON CHARITY RACKET
HARRISBURG, Pa. (UP)-An
increage Of from 1l3 TO l25 in the
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i3-A-Help Wanted, Female

A HOUSEKEEPER at Golf and
Country Club. Call at club
house for information.
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21-Good Things to Eat

OUR MOTTO, good food, prompt
courteous service, appreciation;
ShOrty's Pig N Whistle, Nos. l
and 2. Remember in Hender-
sOnYille it's Shorty'S.
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RAAn2GA|,:!!'N'.!. .... l!S:RHn NJ!
He certainly should support

He certainly should support
you after he's wronged you sol"
81 am not going TO leave him
and that's final. No decent woman
would leave a man who has done
as much for her as Barrett has
for me! Everyone would know
about 1t II | did that! The story
would get out. Later perhaps l
will, but not now. And | think
youll have to excuse me now.
The heat Is bothering me q lit
tie"
Higgins let Mrs. Stafford out OF
the house. His stony expression
did not change as she smiled At
him condescendiusly. Higgins
had .scn Elinor 80 up the stairs
and knew something was amiss.
! He was certain that her mother
had said something cruel TO her
and Higgins was devoted TO
Elinor.
AS soon as the door closed the
butler hurried up the stairs. Mrs.
COlvln," he said after tapping at
her door. can bring you glass
OF iced tea and some sand
wiches?"
He waited a long minute. Then
quite steadily came the answer.
Thank you. Higgins. but not now.
I'm not feeling very we'll. I don't
want to be disturbed. Higgins,
please" ...
Yes, Mrs. CoIvin. Certainly"
he replied. sure that his suspicious
had been correct. Mrs. Stafford
had said something cruel TO Mrs.
Colvin. Higgins went slowly
down the stairs.
Il
- little before six. He had been
gone since early morning. He
had missed the tea hour with
J l!linor and was eager 10 see her.
lie had been helping group Of
. archcOloGiGts lay their plans for
u trip To a part CT South America
which he had once lonGed to visit.
: Now his mild interest In their
: plans showed him how entirely he
had been changed by Elinor and
his alteration Of her.
The house seemed unusually
quiet "Where IS Mrs. Colvin"
lie asked Higgins.
"She IS in her room. Mr.. Bar.
rett. Mrs. Stafford called and
Mrs. Colvin excused herself. She
went To lie down and asked net
. To be disturbed"
Barrett's face lost color. He
hesitated q moment and then. all
his eagerness drained from him
by fear. mounted the stairs.
lie tapped on the door that was
closed between their rooms, beard
Elinor say, Come in II It's you.
Barrett"
Not dearest" or Barry" but
Barrett"
lie opened the door. She was
standing. wrapped in the yellow
negligce. by a window. lie CSw
that her hands were tightly
gripped and knew that II he could
touch them he would find them
, cold IN spite OF the days heat.
I'D rather you didn't kiss nae.
please" she said breathlessly a.
: he neared her. .
You may be quite certain" he
. said, that never shall unless
you'd much rather | would. ]
think you know that?"
Eyes. do" she answered.
There was q pause and then
Elfnor said slowly. "Mother's--
told me-"
j (To lie Continuedl
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Liberty Celebration

Instead of The Fourth Of July
Charlotte, N. C., observes the an
niversary of the Mecklenburg Dec
laration Of Independence. This
date was May 20, 1T15.
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PROTECT WHAT YOU HAVE
We represent the strongest
companies in the world. We
will be glad to talk over your
insurance needs. Ewbank q
Ewbank.
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De AeT ICVeHSe'
Never had any man looked at
her as Barrett had - her daugh-
tter'e husband. her son-m-law!
His eyes. whenever they met hers.
were remote and chill. He could
not have shown more aversion 10
beggar OF the east.
Ida assured herself that under
the circumstances Elinor would
/ be able TO extract from Barrett
I huge amount of alimony. This
done. Ida was sure she could
have about what she wished.
Elinor hated quarreling over
money-!latad quarrcling over
anything at AZ. She would do
anything to maintain peace.
"Shc must ioave him! He isn't
fit to be her husband" Ida
thought. she must be brave and
stand by her rights"
Bat Elinor did not comply with
Lida'3 suggestions. She received
her mother in the drawing room.
That was ! beginning that Ida.
vic wanted a boudoir intimacy
IT, her daughters house. did not
liAc.
rs frightfully hot" Ida said
as she sat down. "Why don't
you get away"
Barrett has to be in town just
now. He's helping Doctor De-
tries" E:linor answered. II was
for her a wholly convincing rea-
son.
What had her mother come
for? i2linor, who knew her so
well, WAS aware that when Ida
seemed concerned about anyone
it was likely to preface stab In
the back. Her eyes grew trou,
! bled as she waited.
IN have Higgins bring Us
some iced tea." she said quickly
Perhaps she could divert her
mother.
Not for me. darling. please
: I haven't time. | have q few
words | must say TO you and
t want to catch a train at five foi
i5ellpOrt."
: ELINOR sat back ana Ida be
gan. The color faded from
the girls cheeks She closed hei
eyes d moment. then opened. them
l 1t was true that each week 1ar'
rett went away for q long day
Objects in the room that she kne"
well became suddenly remote and
misted. She must not let bel
mother see what this talk was do
ing TO her.
"All that / want" Elinor heard
Ida saying, lis to help you IN
your struggle toward truth. You
must leave this man. TO build d
> strong, fine life for yourself! And
will help you"
Ida was astoundcd then &c
hear Elinor laugh. A long. I'M
steady. almost hysterical laugh
Ida could not believe her ears
"Why. Elinor!" she exclaimed
II don't understand you at ALI
mo. of course not. Mother.
am not going to leave Barrett
You thought | would. didn't you?
And l suppose you thought Pe
, collect q huge sum of alimony-'
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WANTED-8-foot wood for court
house, schools, ETC., in payment
of back taxes. See u. W..
Justice at court house.
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NOTICE
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES FOR
THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF
NORTH CAROLINA.

NORTH CAROLINA,
In re -
Hendersomvillc Lumber Co., Bank
rupt.
On the 18th inst. Henderson
Vile Lumber Co., HendersonVille,
n. c., was adjudicatcd bankrupt
on a petition Of It's creditors filed
June "A, 1888. The first meeting
Of it's creditors will be held Aug
ust 4, 1888. ut y m. in the office
of T. II. Franks, Attorney, Hen
Jacksonville. n. G. when the credi-
tors may attend. prove their debts,
examine the officers Of the bank
rupt corporation, elect a trustee,
and at the same time any other
business presented will be trans
acted herein.
This, July %, 1888.
f. w. THOMAS, Trustee.
AshcviIle, n. c.
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WANTED - Peeled poplar, pine
and chestnut wood. Farmers
Federation.
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1S-Business Services

sIMONIZING YOUR CAR will
make it look like new. We DO
it at lost cost. CAP karling 5
Gulf Service Station, Nam at
Seventh Avenue.
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WANTED
1O--Miscellaneous

Carolina coun-
try home in hills in exchange
for old plantation home on
picturesque river north of New
Orleans, Louisiana. go acres
income property Mrs. Kendall,
Flat Rock. Y. c.
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BEGIN HERE TODAY
be he3 revenge.

BEGIN HERE TODAY
ELINOR STAFFORD. 20. falls In
love with BARRETT COLNIN. 81.
but her Jealous, scheminG mother.
Ida STAFFORD. breaks up the
romance nv convincing barrett
that Eiinor is II hearsless nirt.
when Eiin0r's aunt. wealthy
MISS ELLA SEXTON. dies she
leaves her fortune 10 Barrett
Then drunken VANCE CARTIER
shoots BENTwELL STAFFORD.
E.Iinur's father. Barrett tells Eli
nor that II she will marry him
and live I'm his home IN q guest
for year he will give her inc
entire sexton fortune 10 divide
nmoug her relatives. Knowing
the money may save her fathers
lie. Eilnor agrees.
The marriage takes place. Bar
ret. in spite Of tEe lies Ida toid
him, finds hiutxclf more In love
with Eiinor than ever. Barrett
has ward. nine-ycar-old GER
AID MOORE. who IN the son OF
his haIf-sister. MARCIA RAD
NOR. Barrett has promised Mar
ella never to reveal the boys true
story. Ida Stafford discovers the
ckild's existence and concIudcs he
~ Barrc;ts son.
EIinor's father dies. Barrett
',.I, IN
II happy one. After their return
Ida calls. IGIinor senses thai
there Is some secret between Bar
ret and her mother. When she
nsIis him about this he cvnd.s.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER xLl
ELINOR rose slowly. She fell
suddenly plunged back inc
the old existence Of decei,s ano
dishonesty. wishing so hungrily
that codes might be right anC
true, yet being certain they never
were.
Barry" she said, IL can't live
IL things aren't-as they seem
You know how entirely my hear
is yours"
"Of course | do" he eX
claimed. lie caught her in hi
arms to kiss her hungrily.
AS suddenly as it had swep
her, her fear faded. She laughed
It's Just that I've been worryin!
about nothing at all. isn't it,"
lie nodded, faSa pressed agains
:ler throat and hidden there. II,
didn't want her to read his eyes
revealing his terror at what sh
nigh; think if she knew abou
Gerald. He had never broken
promise but he did not see HOY
ne could keep the one he hal
made Marcia if keeping 1t shoult
make ElinoI unhappy.
IL didn't understand mother
look. dearest. but it was foolisl
of me to take her seriously" sh
admitted.
nyoc DARLING IL wacp
at bothered me all evening
"Darling!"
You do love me?"
you know l dol" he faltered
tightening his arms about her.
And that was the end Of tn,
matter-for the time.
1T was on a day in early Jul.
that Ida decided 1t was he,
duty" to tell Elinor the entire
story. Ida had always beer
capable of turning a wish to
moral necessity. She had felt tht
scorn Barrett could not keep from
showing for her and this was t
o police to complain that sew
raj packages had been stolen
rom his automobile. Police re-
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YOIIP OLD FURNITURE taken
in exchange for new. Brun-
son Furniture Company.
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FOR RENT
6-Roons
S--Houses
9-Business Places

FOR RENT office rooms with
toilet and lavatOry, also water
connection in front room, suit
able for lawyer, doctor or busl-
ness man. Mrs. A. H. Morey.T