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SITUATIoNS-wOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced all
around operator Bonat method of perma- =
nent waving steady work preferred; SAL
ary SIS per week Address Box 3S9-R
Star ONCE
BEAUTY PARLOR OPERATOR expert
euced finger waVeT- None other need ap-
ply 5515 Colorado ave.
BOOKKEEPER- R-STENOGRAPHER years
Secretarial experience operate mmeogrs ph
and comptometer; available September IS;
Washington reference. Address Dorothy
Eachmsnn. 10 Edwards Bldg. Cincinnati
Ohio.
CHILD'S NURSE hospital training years
experience; young infant preferred; city
references. Address Box 4S3-R. Star once.
COLORED MAID wishing chamber work
or light housework. Reference. Tel
Lincoln 1925.
COLORED GIRL. nght desires position as
maid in doctors once store or hotel (any
S-hr. per day work. alert and intelh-
gent drives own car best reference. Phone
West 05l5,
COOK .colored, expeE4saced; $40 per week
Best city reference. Phone 20 5o63
Monday 1905 18th NV.
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HELP-DoMESTIC.

COOK aud general housewoFker, settled:
only one who wants good home need
apply. Csn Columbia 4537. e9'
GIRL. experienced for general housework
SIS week Apply 6q02 5th St. Takoms
Park D c. Bring reference.
GIRL Eood home for Young white girl
who will help with housswork and care
OF children. snash salary; high school girl
preferred. CLz. 1263
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hECOMmENDED GEhfANGs
ARCOLA HEATING.
Complete 8 rooms, 800 feet radiation
no cash needed; years TO pay; SOY.
HOME HEATING SPECIALIST,
Ii. sl44. 1895 Florida Ave. NE.
BE FAIR to your home and other prop
erty. You can't afford not 70 use our
services If you need remodeling paint
or roofing work call Blue Ridge Improve
ment Co. Special prices on all work
contracted in August. Columbia 0674.
BEDDING MATTRESSES box springs and
pillows reno: best prices and prompt Gel
wash. Mattress Co, 3lg 81. s.W. Ma. o679.
BETTER
HOME IMPROVEMENTS.
NO CASH NEEDED.
TERMS UP TO 3 YEARS-PAY AS LOW
AS s. MONTHLY NEXT OCT.
HEATING-PLUMBING
PAINTING-PAPERIN ERING-PLASTERING
PORCHES-WIRING, ETC.
Estimates Free-Work Guaranteed.
ROYAL CONTRACTING CO,
Graduate Engineers, 90z 18th st. NV.
National 3s03; Night Sun. AID. $500.
CAMERA REPAIRING,
FULLER 4 dALBERT INC
S15 10th st. NV. National 4712.
ARPENTER-Flooring. shelving. screen
ing. fences built, concrete work. Brining.
Adams 1924. 1859 Taylor st. NV.
CARPENTRY. gen. house repairing. paint
ms rcrches fnciosed building -cas.; good
work. guaranteed. J. Weber. Po. 515e. 30.
CARPENTER builder alterations and re-
pairs new houses built very reasonable.
White. Call District 2459.
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NJ IN

We'll established hrm wants several huS-
tiers % assist N charge OF Washington
territory EoDd eRrninEss promotion IN
view, applicants must be over %, with car.
Apply By letter stains phone number.
Ac6Fe0 Boa 52-K Star o1ee.
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COOK colored. exper&oaced; $40 per week
Best city reference. Phone PO- 5o63
Monday. 1905 18th NV.
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: "a rooms. hathss rent, 500; IN good
| location Price. 81 500. $500: balance easy
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HFIP-MEN.

IccOfNTt tRT. }Hniof sns wse Eishfs -
Fain szpeFlsasee iH q p As nf1es ksBst
hs ab3e 20 type Reply ttssing anshnea-
ffors sslaFr fEprcfsd and gsfsrenrss
Sa6fsw ts5S SIS Rtaf eftcs
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YOUNG MAN WANTED-Aoout 20 high
school education 10 learn machinery ana
construction equipment business duties
handling and Aelping repair machinery
generai warehouse and OfnCe WoFk. EN-
perience preferable Reply give sge. eN-
perienCe former employer. character refer
ence EDo salary expected. Address Box
AR Star Office So
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(COntinued on Next PRge.I
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AUTOMOBILE BODY 1ETAL WORKER
Only A eo. need sppiy wages ~ per
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with board good paying guests; 81 600;
terms; near 14th and Col. rd. conya-
lescing home 16 rooms. well equipped
Hydrotherapy room for treatments. 3
baths and shower . porches nice base
ment under good progress: near 10th and
Euclid. $500. terms. Mr.. Beal. Adams
0T6q 1891 RiltmOrP
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WOMAN. experienced with good record as
resident manager. record and general rep
utation must establish ,applicant's ability
to handle restricted clientele. sell space
successfully and handle help intelligently.
Pleasing personality. neatness and desire
TO work essential, modern new building.
well located presents full-time job State
age, education family attachments, eX-
perience. whether now employed re-
muneration expected. Address Box 321-R
Star office.
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AUTO RADIO SERVICE MAN--Nust Know
10 baalneta soo1 taIafT lllE I4th ~. :
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WOMAN thorough experienced in corset
sales htting and alterations not over 40
capable of taking fun charge Of depart
ment. See Miss BOYLE. $50 to 1880 a m
Monday Sears Roebuck g. Co. oil
pla adpnShurp rd 4
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Are you looking for young man ca
pabie of managing one of your stores in
the South? Am employed now in chain
store. Want TO make Chsnge to sinai Il
town. Good stock keeper. dlsplayer- Mar
RED honest, ambitious. Will work for
moderate salary. Ready to dig in now.
Investigate to your advantage. Address
Box AIR, Star Office
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OPPORTUNITY

For 3 men 70 qualify for positions in our
sales dept must have car and not afraid
Of hard work position permanent; no can
vasstng Apply p2H Investment BIDS
. % -
DELIVERY SCPERINTEND-
T, \ T. EXPERIENCED IN
HANDLING PACKAGE DE
LIVERY. CALL TO SEE
MR.. DAVIS. HECHT CO.. 6l3
G ST, BETWEEN g AND 9
AN.
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IL rooms: near Mass. ave. Rent $40:
price. $3.50 cash. Bargain-act quickly.
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SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN.
COUPLE-white. experienced sober. Rs
liable; butler. chauffeur. houseman cook
maid housekeeper: permanent; best refer
ences. Address Box 4l4-R Star Office
NAN. work as dishwasher or butler; wom-
an. settled. wants Job. stay nights, or part
time Potomac 3696.
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PLUMBER WITH TOOLS.
Gail Potomac 2h22
KANNC

Wants three capable men with cars spp'i-
capts must be meat over %; good earn
inRs for willing workers Apply Monday
q a.f5 an supsrintsudent's once. 4th
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on secretarial telephone board; experience
in handling high-grade clientele. backed
by some knowledge Of apartment-house
ality plus intelligence. necessary. State
age. education. experience family attach
ments. whether now employed, salary ex-
neeted Address Box 361-R, Star once.
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STOREKEEPERS.
RESrAnRANrs

10 ROOMS; rent $50; price. $3.50 cash. A
bargain see this; All hlled. Good income.
rooms nFcs,v oa6nS rent Sl75 Scar gar
$4,000 cash. balance easy terms A
beautiful home. See this.
IL rooms; rent. SIPS. Location, Mass.
Price, sI,5d0s terms $3.50; balance easy
location. Price. $500. $500: balance easy easy
Ii rooms: near Mass. ave. Rent. $40:
price, 500 cash. Bargain-set quickly.
Lunch room 3 serving rooms; s-room
spt sEda and d, bath Rent en- $50 Located Govt
place. See 1t.
Grocery store; $3.50. part cash. See
this baTgsin.
Grocery store 7 rooms and bath, Rent,
Doing 5000 cash business per week. See
this bargain
Delicstessen and soda fountain. also
beer Rent $40; price, $780, part cash.
A hargain-act quickly.
Delicatessen and fruit stand: cor store.
doins good business. Price. s. 500; terms,
Reason for selling illness See this bargain.
w. A. CHRISTIE,
SEQ 11th ST. NV. WashinEton. d. c.
T. F. CARLEY, I10S L NV.
Lunrh room with liquor hcene. good l4th
P. +. cARLEY' NE. 76a5. OR OFFICE.
2l-room roominR and boarding house;
near Capitol; splendid place; priced right.
p F. CARLEY NE. 1925. OR OFFICE.
l3-roOm roomine and boarding housei
income over $500 monthly; real bargain.
P p. CARLEY. NE. 1925. OR OFFICE.
Small bakery. mixed trade: viii sell to
white or cclored; priced az $3.50
P CARLEY Me 1926. OR OFFICE
II you want quick sale for your business
in all lines call
P. F. Carley, ME. 6725 or Office
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CHRISTMAS CARD sALEsPEoPLE-

our Three Way mother-of pearl leath-
erette and parchment Christmas folders
II folders with pearl gift box costs SO
cents sells for 81 worth at least 81; also
extra bonus; personal and business Gus
omerS names imprinted. get the best,
deal with headquarters; get free delivery
TO your door: gift wrappinES and every
day aSsortments unparalleled samples on
approval Silver Swan Studies. 154 Mas
Ssu St. New York
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WANTED, POSITION

A very active middle-aged man
with banking. farm loan. sales ex-
perience in urgent need OF employ
ment. Exceptional local reference.
Address Box l0S-S, Star Office.
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CHRISTMAS earn s4TFSPFOPIE

Sell personal Christmas cards. personal
stationery and II all-folder 81 asSort-
ment; also gift wrapping etching new
humorous religious and everyday aSSort-
mentS: high commissions big profits eX-
ira bonuses; free personal album and
sample y box on approval Wallace
Brown Inc. 2@5 Fifth ave. Dept. w. s..
New York.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

=
PRIVATE shorthand coaching: Pittman.
Gregg review; dictation. private or class
Miss Milton. GE. 6379.
AUTO LESSONS for permit any time or
place: easy parking taught: cars furn.
Csn "Old Reliable" Foster. ME. 1909
AUTO INSTRUCTIoN-White man. reli-
able. any hour; parking for tests; cars
furnished: permits secured. Noel EN- 1870
SHORTHAND TYPING ENGLISH = Day
school. $40 month; night. So; dictstion
club membership. 81 week; classes in math
ematics now forming. CAPITAL CITY
COLLEGE. 1910 N Y. ave. 30'
P-R-X (switchboardl operating taught in
one week; prepare for pleasant position;
complete course only SO. 226 Bond Bldg
BYRNE SHORTHAND INSTITUTE. 1910
n Y ave. Why waste time on an obsolete
fed in "a months Bulletin free 30'
GREAT FIELD Just open in income tax sc-
counting Join class Of x. M. Barry. once
N Y, prof and teacher /, Tax Bureau
Address Box 1SlR. Star off'ce.
A GOOD business course is very valuable
nays big dividends: a cheap one Is usually
worthless, Learn the best. Gregg or Boyd
shorthand Boyd secretarial course. book
keeping spelling business letter writing
ersduates-openings hourly in agency
BOYD BUSINESS UNIVERSITY 1888 r
st NV MA. 2340
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HELP MN.
EGm-rs-~-A

GOOD UNEMPLOYED MEN
Many men xhg hsYs been cisccuraxsd
sSoat employment DFahir8f and sT7nS
ssrnsnss haNs brfn atNBatee ~ ths ErttsF
II Fc8 rfli h1Hish Bgspticism from Fs9r
mgn4 and really pat yoJr tAlantt % Snrk
uFrsF sesf INSTRUCTIONS you make G0o6
Such rssT at ear aBeiffv may TAX y 0vCF
with - 81 rs s'cloek &onfsv morning
"a fht hius Foom of tos Harlliof Hofsl
WILL YOC EARN FROM Sl25
TO $500 PER. MONTH DURING
AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER,
n not I Want - Fss yeu
Hrirr with YoB Goos bafkFrnuno
Eiiliusnest - vork and osfsrminatian
wiii shev ran hr- IN national
business where YES invest nothins but
V0f5f tltqe
Msrrleo msn with cars prsfsrrsd. but
10 rot ailoN these tVo qualifications 70
kse1 T1H sTzv
Car MoT6ay rnorugns bstrssu . sna l
- 1910 Vermont ave nv. Room &0l. .
TIE HEcRT co
VIII employ men Of neat APPEARANCE
FOR their electrical appliance densrtmeut.
Inside and putsioe work Men with cars
preferred EEpeTienef rot ufceAAsry We
viii train rou Must ~ wfliluE 20 -ork
hours daily Apply Fmployment ofSee-
tth fooF. Nendsy. II am. only. ask for
Mr Edfeeomhe.
PLUMBER WITH TOOLS.
rsU pNfcpras pHqq
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THREE LADIES

1 II NIL L. ~ 1 L~N'
of refinement over 25, for permanent
position in this city. Applicants must be
very neat. reliable and sgsreSSlve. Past
business experience not considered as you
will require new traininE. If selected
Expenses paid while training Apply
Monday morning, to IL. Suite 30l
WASHINGTON Bids.
WE HAVE several good open
ings in our Women's Better
Coat Dept. for thoroughly ex-
perienced saleswomen. Address
Box Ask. Star Office.
BOOKKEEPER TYPIST-
Large real estate Office desires
hrSt-class bookkeeper and typ
ist; must have experience oper-
ating bookkeeping machine
Some one with real estate or
banking experience preferred.
Reply in own handwriting.
stating experience. Address
Box 446-R. Star office.
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YOUNG MEN B. free 10 leave city to
work With sales msnaser. Experience oe-
sirahlF net essential Guaranteed salary
Fnd commission Transportation fur
niSheH Apply Mr. Canary Room 5oT 9l6
G st n "a. . 70 l. an Monday only
STEADY woRK-GOOD PAY
Reliable man wanted 20 call on farmers
in Prince GeorEeS County. No experience
or canltal needed Write today. McNeSS
O. DEM 7 Frnephrt N.
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500; 527 LOCKERBIE-4-room spacious
apt; close in; newly dec. RI-2800. E.
KIRK MCKINNEY CO.. INC.
ADDISON. N. 279-4-room modern apart
ment: garage: utilities paid; reasonable.
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Musical Instrument Repairing

EXPERT repairing all instruments Mu-
4 steal instrument bargains. MUSICIANS
= REPAIR SHOP. 119 Pembroke Arcade
upststrsl. LI-365e.
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SID Beer Equipment.

BEER equipment. bars. booths, coil boxes
desks. chairs. Terms. 327 W. Wash
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50 Personal Property Loans

IS Auto Loans
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"a Swaps

AUSTIN COUPE-i931; SITS cash, or late
Harley-Davidson motorcycle. 534 MasSa-
chuseUts ave.
DIAMOND T house car for Model A Ford.
2345 Mass. Ave.
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37-D Farm Garden, Plants, Flowers

PETUNIAS-Snap dragons. zinnias. phlox,
Canterbury bells. 2 dozen. 35c. IR-2l71
PEONIES, DAISIES-Other garden flowers.
Maschmeyer'S Nursery. 206 w. TROY.
CABBAGE. 35c per 100; snap-dragons, can
terbury bells. Call IR-2171-Ring 8.
SWEET POTATO plants; home grown;
large, well-rooted. WAYSIDE GARDENS.
1900 Pendleton Pike.
GET THE EARTH ON EVERY PLANT;
ROCK PLANTS, HARDY FLOWERS.
OSTEWIG. ARLINGTON AT 18TH.
TOMATOES and peppers, 3 doz. for 25c;
cheap by hundred. DAVID GANDOLPH.
2010 E.. And st.
PEONIES-25c DOZEN, ALL COLORS. WE
DELIVER. CALI DR-2770.
PEONIES-25c doz. thousands; all colors.
Right in New Augusta. E. ]. KLINGEN-
SMITH. Phone New Augusta 116-W-1.
BAFR'S PEONY GARDEN-Edwards ave.
/ block W.. 1900 S. Meridian st. PeonieS,
CSC dozen. DR-7884-Ring 4.
Zen per cent discount on all Cash Want
Ads placed at Times Want AID Head
quarters. 214 W. Marvlano 81
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Il Unfinished Apartments
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ILLINOIS N. 1851, 2, 3-rm, apart
ments, SO so; Groom apartments: 5000.
Ever Whining furnished. HA-4928-M.
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ILLINOIS, N. 3232-Pleasant. small j.
room apartment: hot water; Maytag;
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50 Personal Property Loans
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R ENTAILS
Z Furnished Rooms

II FufnlSned Rooms
WASHINGTON, W., 359-Outside rooms,
SOC up. Double or single; weekly, 50, SO.
WOODRUFF. 744. W. DR.-Pleasant room;
6 windows. single reasonable. CH-5724
WINTER. 2120-Nice front room, private
entrance and bath. in little home. No
other roomers. No children. $3.50 week.
Board and room. IS week. Will do laun-
dry.
$500 NORTH-Front room. or 2; garage.
breakfast optional. Reasonable; busltne;
carline. HU-4015.
CLINTON HOTEL = Desirable sleeping
rooms 50; also Housekeeping. modern.
29 Virginia ave. downtown"
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LOCKERBTE ST, 516-2 clean furnished
front connecting rooms. Everything
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SPHINX


Modern Fireproof Apt.
Frigidaire Equipped
ACCESSIBLE
Street cars. bus lines and stores.
General Apartments, Inc.
% w. Vermont St. LI-2439
Nights, Sundays. Holidays. Call Lr-2361
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IL Housekeeping Rooms

HOYT, 1530-2-room apartment. furnished;
bath, sink, private entrance, garage.
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N. I726-Very attractive, clean
Mt. Private entrance, telephone,
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n I723-S3 to IS: nicely
furnished front room. kitchenette apart
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37-a Auctions, Private Sales

PRIVATE SALE Saturday, Monday, Tues
day; office equipment of DR.. Garfield,
deceased, consisting of electrical ana
surgical instruments, operating table,
microscope. library. etc. 215 Bankers
Trust building.
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CHAPTER. ELEVEN

ONE side Of the cardboard was
~ gray and discOlored. Bannister
turned it over and studied the
photograph on the other side. 1t
was a photograph Of a man and a
woman-the man sitting down, the
woman standing, with one hand
resting on his shoulder.
1t must have been taken twenty
five or thirty years before. The
woman's dress was white a rather
elaborate dress with ruffled skirt
reaching to the floor and lace about
the m0destly cut neck. A style OF
dress worn, BanniSter thought, in
the early 1905 She was a pretty
woman, young looking.
The man beside her was older.
He appeared rather formidable in
his black suit which must have been
the utmost in elegance for its day.
It was, beyond all doubt, a we'd
ding picture No need to take in
such details as the bridal bouquet
or the sprig Of orange blossoms
pinned in the young woman'S Golf
fure. In the conscious poses
of both the man and woman there
was written, as plainly as though
it had been lettered. Il am the
bride" and I am the bridegroom
Yes. an oId-fashioned wedding
picture. A curious thing to fine
with the golf clubs and cocktail
shaker and stack of "blues" songs in
the bedroom of the dead orchestra
leader. Bannister studied the faces
in the photograph. Neither, so fan
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now GO on WITH The STORY
CHAPTER - oContlnuedl

why, yes" said Bannister sober
~. Il do"
He asked number Of questions
then, whether Mrs Kennebec had
heard the quarrel between Miss
HOLSTER and King. whether she had
heard the woman make any de-
hberate threats.
Mrs. Kennebec, pressed for a
definite answer, had not. But the
story Of the quarrel was all over the
hotel, she insisted. Mrs. Kennebec
knew more about it than some Of the
others because the HOLSTERS apart
ment was directly across the hall
from hers
She described Miss HOLSTER as a
woman whose age must be we'll over
50. tall. slim. rather forbidding- look
ing. Matthew. she said, was under
stood to be somewhat younger. They
had lived at the Shelby Arms ever
since it had been built 1t was
understood that the HOLSTERS had a
considerable amount Of money, all
of which was in Melvina's hands.
Matthew, Mrs. Kennebec said, was a
meek looking man who came and
went and scarcely ever spoke to any
one.
Mrs. Kennebec would have talked
longer but Bannister glanced at his
watch and said he must leave. He
promised that he would report what
Mrs. Kennebec had told him to
Captain McNeal.
He left the hotel a few moments
later, walked a block and caught a
street car. As he put a hand in his
pocket to draw out the fare he
touched something, remembered the
object he had picked up in Tracy
Kings bedroom. He had not had
an opportunity to inspect it since.
Bannister dropped into a seat and
took from his pocket the oblong bit
Of cardboard.
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"You have passed through trying ordeal" said
Colt to Fora. 1T have passed through too much
to have any nerves left" replied the Russian. my
only desire is to serve my country. zveri's plan
is to cause trouble among the natives so they will
throw off the yoke Of the foreign powers"
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RFGTN HERE TO-DAY

on a stormy November evening DAVID
BANNISTER meets pretty blond girl
and offers her a lft IN The cab IN which
he IS riding Her handbag opens and
he sees revolver inside.
Next morning Banuister READS hat
TRACY KING orchestra leader has
been found dead 30 his apartment
Police are searching for au unknown
blond who visited King the night be
fore B2rriGtrr. rem moerl4g the girl
IN me taxlcab. Is puzzled
lie sees her again that morning Ine
girl tells him her name IS JULIET
FRANCE ard swears She knows nothing
Of the murder She hcRs B3nnlster 20
help her and he agrees.
he goes - see hlE old friend, JIM
PAXTON. editor of the fremont Post.
and arranges 70 work on the King muir
der case for the Post Later he returns
to the hotel 20 see Juliet France and
learns she has disappeared.
Baunisfer goes 70 see the room IN
which King died. and finds ar object
which he puts in his pocket MRS.
KENNEBEC, Who live IN the hotel. tells
Baurlstcr about the violent quarrel King
had recently with EELVIEA HOLLIST-
Err. sp.nsfer who lives ln the apartment
below Kings Balulster takes q car
downtown, pulls from his pocket the
oiect be found .u King room.
NOW CO on WITH THE STORY
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Tarzan saw Fora Drinov and Wayne Colt sit
down TO the supper table. Knowing that the pur-
pose of the expedition would be their principal topic
Of conversation, he crouched in the foliage OF
great tree just above them. He wished to know
what had brought this strange party into the
jungle.
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BY Williams
o 1884 sY NgA SERVICE INC. "a
BY BlOsser

Tarzan knew that these people we're not
only invaders Of his own territory, and therefore
his own personal enemies. but that they threat
ened the peace Of the world. He knew now what
he must do and that the dead Raghunath would
help him
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THAT is daring undertaking" said Colt, and
one which requires enormous resources in men
and money" yes" replied Zora 'but Zveri in
tends to loot the famous treasure vaults Of Opar,
which are not far from here. 1t is to Opar that
he has gone now With money, the rest is easy"