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The Washington times., 1934-09-18
CLEVELAND
Totals ........ 40 6 3 ~ /
1Batted for Bean in sixth.

2Batted for C. Brown in ninth.
WASHINGTON =. 3 o 0 LA
Cleveland $780,. 90 10 5 % a &
Runs batted in-Manush (2). Susko
(0, Sewell (2), Kerr a., VOsmik, Aver
i'll 49,. Myer. TwO-base hits-Kerr,
SuskO, VOsmik. Three.base hits-Susko,
Averill. Home runs-Weiland, Averill.
Stolen base-Kerr. SaCrifices-Diggs,
Myer, Stone. Left on bases-WasIlfng.
ton, 8: Cleveland, 5. Double plays
Sewel to Myer; Trosky to Knicker.
booker; kamm to Hale to TrOsky. Bases
1; off Weiland, 5. Struck Out-By Hi.
debrand, /; by WeiIand, 1; by C. Brown,
l. Wild pitch-Diggs. Hits-Off Hide.
brand, in 2 innings; off Weiland, 8 in
1-3; off Bean, 4 in 2-3. Losing
Observation-Disclosures.
The Washington times., 1934-09-18
GILL WITH MILLERS
FOR WEDNESDAY

Outfielder Johnny Gill, who had
trials with Cincinnati and Wash
ington. now is the property of
Minneapolis, being obtained by the
Millers in a trade with the Chat
tanooga club.
The Washington times., 1934-09-18
Chiefs Hunt Pilot
AS Sweeney Is Sold

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept. 18'
Purchase of Sachem Bill Sweeney
of the Chiefs by Baltimore from
Columbus for sum understood to
be much wampum is step in the
strengthening of the Orioles and
means a new leader for Syracuse
in 1888. Sweeney had been with
Syracuse on option from Column
The Washington times., 1934-09-18
Women Shan'tFight'
Is Boards Edict-
And They Don't
ssThey shall not fight"

Aney SNaIA nOC 1lgnC!
That was the order from the
District Boxing Commission,
and, as a result, what was
billed as a ring battle for the
women's world championship
did not take place last night.
The women who were to
"fight" are a Miss Maitland, Of
New York, and a Miss Wheldon,
Of Bermuda, both colored.
The "bout" was to have been
staged in a building in the
1900 block of Fourteenth st. N.
W. Capt. Joseph Pearson, OF
the Second precinct police, and
a squad of headquarters men
were on hand to see that the
bout did not take place.
The Washington times., 1934-09-18
Major League Statistics
docs not include tOday's games)

*Games behind leader.
Yesterdays Results
WASHINGTON, 10; Cleveland, 6.
Detroit, 3: New York, O.
Philadelphia. 0: Chicago, 4.
Boston, 3; st. Louis. o.
TOday'S Games
WASHINGTON at Cleveland 1.-TWO
gameS).
New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
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SEVENTH RACE
Ina NiIo and a Sfxkaau%
CUBS RECALL
Weather, cloudy: track, fast.
FIRST RACE

Outfielder Frank Dema ree,
Pitchers Dick Ward and Roy Hen
shaw and Catcher Walter Goebel
have been recalled by the Chicago
Cubs from the Los Angeles club.
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TIGERS, 8; YANKs, 0
NEW YORK L
Totals. 80 624l2

2Batted for Murphy in ninth.
New York. ....... o 90 o 0 o 0 0 90
Detroit. ;;...:::;., O1Oo1O Ox-S
in-Greenberg. Fox. TwO-b Sc hits
Lazzeri, GOslin. Sacrifice hits-White,
ROgell. Stolen bases-White and Gehrin.
ger. Double play-CrOsetti to Gehrlg to
JOrgenS. Hits-Off Gomez, in in.
nings; off Murphy. 1 in 2 innings.
Bases on balls-Off G eZ. 5; off
CrOwder, 2. Struck Out-By Gomez, 4;
by Murphy, 2: by CrOwder. 5. Left on
bases-New York. 8: Detroit. 10.
Wild pitch-GOmeZ. Time Of game-TwO
hours Is minutes.
The Washington times., 1934-09-18
MRS. GREER HURT

Ed Greer of the Columbus Red
Birds was called from Louisville
and notified that his wife had
been injured in an automobile &C.
cident at Columbus.
The Washington times., 1934-09-18
Halter STARS

CLYDE Halter of Louisville
turned in one of the best pitched
games of the season, when ne shut
shut out Columbus, 3 to 0, fan
ming IA and allowing only two
hits,
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COVELLI IN K. o. WIN

MIAMI, Sept. 18.-The first
kayo triumph ever recorded
against the record of Bucky Bur
ton was chalked up here by
frankie Covelli, who scored in a
fast fight.
The Washington times., 1934-09-18

"GameS behind IeadeR.
Yesterdays Results
(All games rained Out.)
TOday'S Games
st. Louis at Boston. 1.-TWO games).
Pittsb rgh at Brooklyn. 1.-TWO Rames).
Cincinnati at New York. 1.-TWO HameS) .
Chicago at Philadelphia. 1.-TWO Kames)
The Washington times., 1934-09-18
RED SOX WIN
BOSTON

Boston ........... OF 1O1OO o O-3
st. Louis ......... 90 o o 0 o 90
Runs-BishOp (2). r. Terrell. Error
Larry. Runs batted in-MOrEan, r. john
son, ALAMEDA. Two base hitS-R. Terrell,
Graham, Armada. Three-base hit - n.
johnson. Left on bases-BOston, o; st.
Louis. 3. Struck Out-By HOckett, 8;
by Hadley. 4: by Wells. 2. Bases on
balls - Off Hadley. 3; off HOckett, 1.
stolen base-Lary. Double plays-Grube
to Strange: Larry to Bishop to Morgan.
Hits-Off Hadley. a in 6: off Wells,
8 In 8. Losing pitcher-Hadley.
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JIMMY McLARNIN:

JIMMY McLARNIN:
"My goodness, that Ross is a
tough boy, isn't he? He can
certainly stand up under a
punch. I was in a lot better con-
dition for this fight than was
for the first one. And I think
Twas boxing a great deal better,
too. Getting that title back is
swell"
BARNEY ROSS:
"If I lost, I couldn't have lost
to q greater fighter. Mind you,
I said. If I lost 1 thought l
made this fight and I don't think
anyone can say he ever made me
take q backward step. / know he
never hurt me at any time. /
thought 1 had him pretty far
gone in the fourteenth and fif-
teenth."
The Washington times., 1934-09-18
Fighters Toss
Bouquets at
Each Other

NEW YORK, Sept. 18-Here's
what the two principals in last
nights welterweight champion
ship fight had to say today.
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Leading Hitters
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Home Runs

Home NUNS Runs HATED In
Gehrig, Yankees 46l GehriE, Yankees, I61
FOxx' Athletics Al OFT, Giants. 1874
OFT, Giants. 81 TrOsky, Indians. 132
TrOsky, Indians 80 Greenb'g, Tigers l?I
Collins, Cards. 80 r. 'nsOn, 4. SOx. 121
The Washington times., 1934-09-18
REJOINS GIANTS

Clydell Castleman, right-handed
pitcher, has rejoined the New York
Giants, having been recalled from
Montreal.
The Washington times., 1934-09-18
ROWE, RUFF|NG
MEET TODAY
At DETROIT
TODAY's PROBABLE LINE-UPs
NEW YORK

Figures for pitchers indicate
games won and lost.
Evening star., 1934-07-25
sALE--HOUsES.


ial3 SHEPHERD ST. - BARGAIN FOR
cash above salldins and loan Of 80. 5s9
= so9 S9' bosson eons ave ssssas silver SpSins
$3.50. Very pretty, painted white, brand;
ssns e, PS5h ip@: nR.s go5Ss Is.Sss sSa sr.s &C.
sEoxp saGSs & bGTis ssSf CO sSs NS Ssss ar JACOB
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE HEfQHTS
tached all brick, 4 FED ROOMS, BATHS.
iivins room with open fireplace. larGe din.
s room n.S.S S.HrT room and se o hes
isos inspect. s :. afhRSkELsoN hSfs ( son. WIS
THREE bedroom BRICK BUNGALOW
on beautiful ene-hah-acre lot IN NEARBY
MARYLAND suburb In me sondislonii sir,ai,r E,Gc-
large porch. scar sarase. An exceptional
EIGHr-RoOM AND TWO-BATH DE-
TACHED home in beautiful old Chevy
Shass pear the Circle Wooded dss Ds1s i9s
square from car line. Larse porches two.
car garaEe and all improvements. Inspect
" SHANNON & LucHs CO.
35I3 18th ST. NV. - PRICE. Se.eSO:
easy terms, 8 rooms and bath. ami. Co
loniel front porch, inclosed rear porene@
easy HIt terms' TusSir } rooms ms and bath ami Ea-
FssS 4ane st IrGns nw oSevy c
ss $50: easy terms Modern seml-detaehed
SaTaxe 9siSn n0os colonsi M o cement T 'front.' porch
a.. :, NJ PRATT CO. Nc Nc sesn.
CHEVY CHASE BUNGALOWS.
&c. .Qh0-An brick X rooms new.
S7.g50-5 rms. wooded lot ooxl 5u: new
ss'2so-a rooms. 6ox1sQ reeonditionsdd
ie'ise1 All have 1areplaces. h.-w.h> and hard
- MORGAN E MORGAN.
MA s4sa iiOo AO NlShts pr. 47se.
A GENUINE BARGAIN
in SAULs ADDITION.
Here is a home that will arouse your
tiEslS Hhow 9'nfSfsGed TYPE deo4sistns 1Ssi Of LARGE
ROOMS. including BED ROOM @ with sdS nF
ioInns Bath Sn On ptrE lss ELoSFs an md FLooR
with spacious closets AUTOMATIC GAS
HEAT. electric refrlgeration, screened
'OfiB1oosss BOSS q PHELPS. National eaoo.
FACING MIRO FORT sLoCUM PARK
Z rooms. bed rooms. large pantry. elee.
Ice box. built-in garage. Low price.
WAPLE q JAMES. INC.
1878 14th st. N W. Dl aa4
PRErTTEsT sPoT oss.dEo IN MT. PLEASANT
semi-detached. large bed rooms, spa. spa.
cious first floor. finished 3rd floor slate
roof. large. well-shaded lot; 2.car sarage,
h. W. h.. elec. refrig.; splendid CONDITION
overiookins the lawns OF two Of Washing
'o'' FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
DI 1411. 927 18th. Eve, AID. 124l,
1KAcc A TrJYIgET~TS AWE WEIGHTS.
S15.600,00.
Priced way down; located Il,u IN one no OF
tached all-brick home Of s. rooms "a BED
RoOMS. 2 baths 2.car egilt1in gi6 ssrsge' ns6e
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOWS
r., h.-wh, s4.e5o;. - r.. AMI,
s121o ssr Bricks 81 $3.50 VH and sf ssaso. New ):
r. brick house. S8, $50. Terms. 5000 to
si 900 cash. $40 to $50 monthly. NAY
NOR. 1908 brentwood rd. ne. North
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DIRECTORY OF UNFURNISEIED APARTMENTS

SIC 10Th ST. NV ROOM. KITCHEN
ette and bath electric refrigeration; In
hne condition. $50.
24i3 PennA ave. n vs. rooms kitchen
and bath, S32 so
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD Realtor.
T23 Goth St N W
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HAMPTON COURTS
2O13 New Hampshire Ave. NV.


QUIET location. Close to car and
bus. Ten minutes downtown. pa
hour switchboard and elevator serv-
ice. Frigidaire on house meter.
l room, foyer. kitchen and bath.
$40
. and 3 rooms. foyer. kitchen and
tile bath $50 to S75. Resident
manager. Potomac 1880
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1920 CONN. AVE. NV.
Between Klingle Bridge and
Macomb St.l

FINE apartment house house section: section:
free refrigeration; tile baths. built
in tubs, showers; garage space.
l room. bath. S31: furn., S37. 80.
r.. kit. 2 baths. SS5; furn., 500.
> rooms. kit. dinette, bath, S57 80
UP. Resident mgr. Cleveland 0764.
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WANTED-sUBURBAN,

galow for Summer months within ar ,
20 miles. Address Box 351-R. Star ofice-s
SMALL HOUSE WITH AT LEAST 1 ACRE
VIII purchase on rental terms. Address
BOX 334-R. Star once. 85s
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236 MASS. AVE. NE.

room. dressing closet, bath,
S27.50. l room, kitchen. dinette,
bath. S37 80; , rooms, kitchen, bath,
corner. $50 so Elevator; refrigera-
tion on house meter. Resident man
aRar
Evening star., 1934-07-25
RRNT--SuRuRRAN-

NEARBY MD. OFF BALTIMORE PIKE
Beautiful detached corner. rooms and
Be finished ike new; sb5. AZ FisCHER
Columbia 6610
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$1,000. ROOM AND BATH 7.
ofep FLORIDA AVE NV.
Quiet. cool apartment tiled bath room.
large closet located in exclusive buildlne'
"a 4-hour elevator and switchboard service.
See MRS BOURNE Resident Manager.
FARNSBORO. 2l2a FLORIDA AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1934-07-25
SALE HOUSES.


TAkoMA T.. 7Eo. pARK. x on1 Mp Ssi nALTMoRE
New Groom brick bungalow. steel sash,
concealed radiation. cleo refrig.. tiled
Rorsh eAeT eAa Sfth s,Ssl sssr sarass; lot Soxi4o
A REAL BARGAIN m
CLEvELAND PARK.
Ia. a home that , cost owner $4,000. Nine
BATHS. one shower. Attractive lot. with
c boss RIRsF Wa 4 SsHn asS
ArARrMrSft Ssat7IS BUNGALOW.
A new detached house. complete in every
detail. Large wooded lot, in b. c. Living
hot-water heat oil burner. oak fioors. large
five soa ane ona Sst6 One sTf e
AHdress aisH % 5SN 5SdLs Room 7s 2o8 Insursnce
NEAR OLD GEORGETOWN,
detached brick home of the true early
American style. Lot has a frontage Of
$50 feet; An ash tree more than 100
years old Is on the terrace. House con-
kitchen and lavatory first door: bed
rooms and 2 baths on the second and
dress ss Boy Boz 1aa-R % star osSS once owner. Ad-
NEW DETACHED BRICK.
Six large rooms, 3 extra large bed
rooms. full attic. insulated with celotex
large front porch. large yard with trees,
garage. near cars, schools. stores and
churches. Terms arranged. Call GE. 2042.
1902 18th PL. NE
In Michigan Park
Newly conditioned throughout. inclosed
porches, making 8 rooms and bath.
PRICED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE,
Open and Lighted Daily,
to 8 PM
LOOKI SALE OR TRADEi 1733 XII
bourne pl.. Mt. Pleasant-Excellent room
ing or apts.; 10 rooms. 2 baths, gear
gar; reasonable Consider small house or
clear waterfront cottage or clear ground.
d. C. Adams 1856.
ON CAPITOL STORY BRICK
house. 8 rooms. bath. cellar. hot-water
heat; In fine condition Price, Sc, 600;
CHEVY CHAsE-S12 $50; English tyne:
stone. brick construction. steel windows
o rooms. 2 baths. Oil furnace. attic, rec
reatton room: big lot. with trees; very
pretty location. conYenlent. Call Mr.. Ja-
COB. FLOYD =. DAVIS CO.. MA. 0352.
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sALE--SUBURBAN.

TO SETTLE AN ESTATE.
We have Just secured ID BUNGALOWS ana
houses: make your offer for one or more.
Must be s0ld--act nowt ERWIN REALTY
CO.. call Hyattsville 765.
So. 900 EQUITY FOR $1,000.
Sacrifice beautiful suburban home. six
rooms and bath one-fare zone. One-third
cash. Call Greenwood 1878.
ATTENTION MR. RETIRED MANI
S2,750 win buy a small estate compris-
ing about 2 acres Of sround and . dandy
7-room detached home cleo, city water
and sewer available; excellent for chicken
raising small truck garden. etc: nice trees
and flowers Located IN Gaithersburg. Nd.
80 min. from ID. @. Free and clear. This
property actually cost So 900 r. A. GAR
VEY attorney for owner, District 450S
1925 Vermont ave.
HEY. YOU" LOOKING FOR REAL
bargain7 / to 8 acres nearby Va. Small
cash handles. Walnut 1865
NEAR CLARENDON, VA.
rooms, gas. electricity, city water
glassed-in porch. shade. Price. So. 75O;
$3.50 down. S25 per month
rooms, bath. electricity, large livinR
room. fireplace large lot fenced in shrub
berry. Price, $3.50: $500 down, $50 per
month until paid. No trust to renew
And Many Others to Choose From.
JUDSON REAMY,
is N. Clarendon Ave. Clarendon, Va.
Phone Clarendon 1882
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THE ROCKLEDGE

g4Ob ZUth Street NV.
SUPERB view of Rock Greek VAL
ley. Public park adjoining Charm
ing apartment. room, tiled bath,
built-in tub. shower, $40; . rooms,
kitchen, bath; free Frigidaire; $4,000.
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sVrynlglcllcC9lllElllll=9
SS"wE DO OUR PART" Sg
y 20 THE LAMONT 49,
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G NO. 10 rooms and bath. So7oo
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q No, SIS rooms and bath. S57 80
) THE CALIFORNIA
81 1715 California st. NV.
81 No. $50 rooms and bath S45 90 G
. THE BIRMINGHAM s
d 26II Adams Mill Rd. =
d No. 23-3 rooms and bath. .S45 90 =
3 No. 46--6 rooms and bath. 81 90 6
q THE CARLTON.
q 114I Lanier Pl NV
a No. 2-3 rooms and bath. $500 :
= = THE CLIFFBoURNE e
1855 Calvert ST. NV. +.
Apt. 80 rooms and bath JOG q
z No. 31-5 rooms and bath. $500 S
THE ROCHESTER
143s Meridian PL NV, G
Nc Nc sd rOSms room ana and Psth bath $3.50 $3.50
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j No. o5-d room and path. .s25. .o0 e
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WANTED TO RENT-HoUsEs.
EMPLOYED COUPLE DESIRE TO RENT
4 or room bungalow. unfurnished. close
5-ROOM HOUSE, AMI. SUBURBAN
d. c.. near schools and car line; S35
rental Address Box 349-R. Star once.
Evening star., 1934-07-25

FOR COLORED.
See our 3-rm. apts being reconditioned;
on Pierce St NV for rent at $3.50 and
FLOYD e. DAVIS COMPANY
733 18th St NV National 0353.
Evening star., 1934-07-25
1925 1lth ST. NV.

WALKING DISTANCE Govt. Depts.
and downtown stores. Elevator.
Frigidaire free Alternating current.
/ r., closet, kit. dinet.. b., S37 80.
. r., kit. bath. S47.50 UP.
Resident MANAGER.
Evening star., 1934-07-25
THE EUCLID
1sI0 FucIid ST NV

17I0 Euclid st. NV.
ALL ELECTRICITY FREE. Near
18th and Columbia Rd. shopping
section. Electric refrigeration.
! room, kitchenette. Pullman din
cite, dressing closet. Murphy bed,
bath, S37 so up.
Resident Manager.
Evening star., 1934-07-25

2145 CALIFORNIA ST. NV.
West of Connecticut Ave.
COZY 2 rooms. kitchen, tile bath,
built-in tub, Murphy bed. SAT so.
room. dress. closet. Murphy bed,
solarium, kitchen, bath. S45. Resi-
dent manager
Evening star., 1934-07-25
700 CONNECTICUT AVE.

SPACIOUS apartment Of 2 rooms.
foyer. kit. bath. porch, to rooms
2 baths porch. Garage space. Play
ground. School two blocks. Res. mgr.
Evening star., 1934-07-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

FOR MONTH OF AUGUST OR LONGER.
6-room brick bungalow. in wooded Sligo
Park Hills; quiet and cool at night. SH.
369e.
TAKOMA PARK@ ROOMS. BATH. AMI,
completely furnished with radio, elec.
range and refrigerator. Phone SH. 2S20-J.
5235 Sth ST. NW.-6 RMS, B.. YARD,
poreheS gear garage: convenient neigh
borhood; oil burner: newly decorated; Gen.
tiles; $50. GEorgia 0179.
Evening star., 1934-07-25

TAKOAA PARK. Md. 33I BALTIMORE
ave.--S6. .750; 81. ZOO cash, balance terms.
New 6-room brick bungalow. steel sash,
concealed radiation. elec. refrig., tiled
porch and bath. 2-car garage: lot 60x14O
F. s. PAPOT builder
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-01
BEGIN HERE TODAY

Receiving an inheritance Of seven
hundred thousand pounds. Barnabas
Barty, son of John Barty. the former
Champion prize fighter of England, de-
cides to become a gentleman rather
than follow the fighting game. He beSts
his father in q duel of fists as the
climax of a quarrel over the sons
choice of a career. Natty Bell. another
former champion, has aided the father IN
training young Barty to use his hsts;
After the fight. Barnabas hanges ms
first name to Beverley and on his way
to London meets among others me
Bellasis, a gentleman, and 1rleno OF
Sir Mortimer Carnaby. s
Finding Sir Mortimer, whom ne olo
not know at the time. leering over the
form of a young woman apparently un-
conscious as a result of a fall from a
horse, young Barty knocks out the IN
truder in a fight. and revives the young
woman. He leaves without learning
her name. but picks III a hanokercnleI
which she. intrigued by Eer rescuer'
leaves ON a bush. I'LL
The trip to London continues Win
Young Bellasis as a companion. BeveIly
tests his companion in a battle OF nsIs.
After the lie had been passed over the
ability of the prizefighter's son. the COM
batants remain friends.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-01
he Amateur Gentleman
by Jeffrey Farnol

! Sir" said she suddenly; you are
a friend of-Viscount Devenham."
Il count myself SO fortunate"
"And-therefore-a gentleman"
Indeed, it is my earnest wish"
Then you will promise me that,
should you ever hear anything
spoken to the dishonor OF Beatrice
Darville, you will deny it."
"Yes," said Barnabas, smiling a
little grimly, though I think I
should do-more than that"
Now when he said this, Clemency
looked up at him suddenly, and in
her eyes there was a glow no tears
could quench; her lips quivered, but
no words came, and then, all at
once, she caught his hand, kissed it,
and so was gone, swift and light,
and shy as any bird.
And, in a while, happening to spy
his letter on the table, BarnabaS sat
down and wrote out the superscrip-
ton with many careful flourisheS,
which done, observing his hat near
by, he took it up, brushed it abb
sently, put it on, and went out into
the sunshine.
Yet when he had gone but a very
little way, he paused, and seeing he
still carried the letter in his hand,
thrust it into his breast, and so re-
manned staring thoughtfully towards
that spot. green and shady with
trees, where he and the viscount had
talked with the Apostle of Peace.
And with his gaze bent thitherwards
he uttered a name, and the name
was:
"Beatrix."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-01

INSTALLMENT TWENTY-EIGHT
DARNABAS walked on along the
Ii lane, head on breast, plunged in
a profound reverie, and following a
haphazard course, so much so that,
CHANGING presently to look about
him, he found that the lane had
narrowed into a rough cart track
that wound away between high
banks gay with wild flowers, and
crowned with hedges, a pleasant,
shady spot, indeed, as any thought
full man could wish for.
Now as he walked, he noticed a
dry ditch-a grassy, and most invit-
ing ditch; therefore Barnabas sat
him down therein, leaning his back
against the bank.
"BeatriX!" said he, again, and
thruSting his hands into his pockets
he became aware of the priceless
wollum." Taking it out, he began
turning its pages, idly enough, and
eventually paused at n headed
thus:
THE CULT OF DRESS"
But he had not read a dozen words
when he was aware of a rustling of
leaves, lee by, that was not of the
wind, and then the painting of
breath drawn in painful gaSps;
and, therefore, having duly marked
his place with a finger, he raised
his head and glanced about him.
AS he did SO, the hedge, almost
opposite, was burst aSunder and a
man came slipping down the bank,
and, regaining his feet, stood star
ing at Barnabas and painting. A
dusty, bedraggled wretch he looked,
unshaven and unkempt, with quick,
bright eyes that cleaned in the
pale oval of his face.
What do you want?" Barnabas
demanded.
"Everything!" the man painted,
with the ghost of a smile on his
pallid lips; "but-the ditch would
do"
And why the ditch?"
Because they're-after me-"
who are?"
"Gamekeepers!"
Then, you're a poacher?"
And a very clumsy one - they
had me once-close on me now"
How many?"
1.-TWO"
"Then-hum!-get into the ditch"
said Barnabas.
Now the ditch, al has been said,
was deep and dry, and next mo-
ment, the miserable fugitive was
hidden from view by reason of this,
and of the grasses and wild flow
ers that grew luxuriantly there; see
ing which, BarnabaS went back to
his reading.
To Be Continued.)
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See If this fellow can understand your Ian
guage," said Dorsky. "Tell him that I have a
proposition to make to him and that he had better
listen to It," IF this is Tarzan Of the Apes" said
the black, she can understand me" He came
warily to the tent entrance.
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The black repeated the message in his own
dialect, but by no sign did the ape-man indicate
that he understood. Dorsky lost his patience. "You
needn't try to make a fool of mel" he cried. 81
know you understand this fellows gibberish."