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APARTMENTs--UNFURNIsHED.
tror,,ro.aN

AAonAfnufat
Sea 18Th sT.-LARoF ROOM. KrrCH-
cool. viii furnish u desired. refriseration
5000 CONN. AVE, 70. so7--A MOST
isrEr rooms foyer, kitchen and bath. WITH
shower free electric refrigeration; over
looks Rock Greek Park oecupancy avail
able Immediately, rent heglns Ausust l.
1874. can L I. BRUENINGER & SONS.
INC Ma 204o
MAY OUR AUTO CALL FOR AND SHOW
ySq 0Hi N,sP1 sPSrIPsns' rpons CT sSg5 h'he "''
THE ALRENARIE 18th AND 7 SITS NV
80 70 3 room. kitchen and bath spts.,
So So 20 $50 q retrigerstor on house
sssr. Phone DE 2a3l.
OVERLOOKING STANTON PARK. 500
c 81 ne-convsnient to Govt. dept 81. Tss-
252t I'm ST NV JUST SOUTH co, %.
hall. inelosed porch, $3.50: Frisidsire
$3.50 COLORADO AVE Nw.--3 ROOMS.
kitchen and bath; reasonable rent FrlEid-
aire on house current Resident Man
1905 EAST CAPITOL sT.-3 AND =
rooms and bath apt. newly decorated
lauttor service, overlooking park. Cali
Decatur 4i4i.
I4s4 ST sE-s ROOMS. KITCHEN
private bath. inelosed porch a m t.. Frigid-
aire adults Lincoln 2G5S
APT. ABOVE STORE WITH . ROOMS,
kitchen and bath, including finished
rooms in attic and basement Heat fur
niShcd. $40. 1875 3nth st NV.
1925 RTTTENHOUsE ST. NV - ROOMS,
private bath, gas, electricity and heat
new house, roo. available AUG.
, ROOMS KITCHEN & BATH SCREENED
front & back porChes. basement, elect. re-
frigeratiou. garage. 30a2 Thayer st n E.
4S36 KANSAS AVE. NV ROOMS AND
private bath, porch. gas. heat and elect;
adults only.
1909 10th ST Nw-3 ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath. $40 90. G. f. refrigeration. east
and west exposures
BARGAIN 49, GEORGETOWN - 1877 32nd
81. n Wear park, rooms. bath. cleo
trlcity hot-water heat. OWNER. l4us
3Ath st NV.
THE NORWOOD.
IS4l EAST CAPITOL ST.
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x IANfKR rL near sth : Columbia
-coat- nforzs als roorna- esA sept
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SCHUYLER ARMS. APT. 506--ONE ROOM
kitchen and bath. sttractively furnished IN
maple, rent Aug / TO Sept. 1.
WANTED. YOUNG COUPLE TO SHARE
1ve-roou apt. completely furnished 3os
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2 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH $3.50;
ali outside rooms 3025 18th st. NV,
near 10th and Columbia "a,
1918 Sc r. K b. AMI: s3S-
$42 so near Eastern High School, @.
refrigerator; large, inviting rooms. res.
mgr Apt /.
WOODRIDGE-4 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND
Dath. garage II desired. lA2l Jackson
st. ne.
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AUG u or 3 suburban furnishes lhk,
rooms. private bath 20 minutes CIV
D c ; reasonable ADDRESS BOX IN
A cool, PLACE TO SLEEP Emile drive
from GEORGETOWN. East End pl. ana lSl
st. CABIN John Nd.
COOL attractive room for employed laoy
breakfast optional. 80 minutes from cow H.
Iown. SIS mo ME-. 5417 Sunday
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"TOUCHWOOD"-The place you have been
looking for in the mountains to rest and
build up good meals served; hot and cold
water in all rooms. For rates write or
phone Mrs. j. E. MoreIand. Bluemont, Va.
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9ne ~ ST Nv Apt s0-f.sfgs fror;
1sr pofsa vslking distance Hins'e-
s.llls 81 nef HFaE LaaLEa
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TO sUBLET FOR OR . MONTHS
room and bath apt. 1920 Conn. ave NV,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


ONE OF THE BEST EQUIPPED LITTLE
apartments Ia Washinstou--TWo rooms &
.Hvatdry second docr froutf3l4 Randolph
Z Eas electricity. rot ters tele-
HoovcF cleaner silver and linen SO. Only
Esntne marrisd couple without children
nerd apply Available Aus INSPECT sun,
1921 5th ST. NV LARGE OUTSIDE
rooms. FriEidsirs. Eas- elee. phone. private
b m lsurdrT
TsI1 Nw-sECoND-FL FRONT ;
rooms kitchen bath furnished Ees. eiec.
{. h phone adults, $40 80 & 50 so
DUPONT CIRCLE 1918 18th ST NV
Front art large room. kitchen. sink al
cove sdIoiuiuE bath. everything fur
1eO3 CONN. AvE-cOoL WELL FUR
niShed spt entire 3rd floor electric re-
irizsration $S5 month
1872 Y y AVE NV AND 2 FRONT
rooms kitchen bath gas elec. furnished
c. h u. Apply ianitor. slo-ao and $3.50
ATTRACTTvELY LOCATED: , ROOMS
kt shower. cool in summer. warm IN
Winter special rate. l34l N. Fl. ave.
1871 n H. AvE,-sL AAsANr COOL
months, rooms and bath SIS. meals II
desired A. KinE-Smlth Studios.
TwO ROOMS BATH ENTIRE TIRE d1iIst IHIRp
3542 18th nv. co is -
1881 KENYON ST. Hw-WEIL FUR
ntsbed apt = rooms kitchen and private
bath ami: Sio weekly
Il.g 10Th NV w-LARGE BED ROOM
and kitchen nicely furnished, running
water - and ~ week,
BEAUTIFUL RMS. AND KITCH. APTS.;
sink range. gas and light free; preak-
fast nook, - 20 - 80 wk.; apt Tree TO
caretaksr. 2Ouu F 50. NV. -
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE
a beautifuly fur. front h-rm apr. lsL,s Bsoy
grand piano. Oriental rugs, ped rms
or emp lady will share 70 -'"f-S.
"llI Calf ST.. Apt. 3ul. -
1864 HARVARD NW.--2ud & ,3rd Fl
FUR apts.. bright kit, Murphy oeds. oISh
c h.w; cool, reas.. tr. rm.. - NA. -
goo 10Th ST NV. APT. SOS s-SUBLE.L
completely fur apt one room kitGhcb1SS33Sos IA
and bath Aus. & Sept. S0o."o. bl- :..'V'
I70S 10Th ST N w BLOCK CONN. AVE
Well furnished room. a windows, Two oeas'
kitchen. runntng water. gas range olShes'
linens $50 month --.------.-
10s 10Th ST NV. BLOCK CONN. AVE-
room apt 2nd floor, front also basement
Reasonable. "
JT01 PARK RD-2 RMS. KITCHEN AND
bath, near cars and bus; reasonable
Adams 73l6-M.
ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH. FUR
nished: sas elee. FrtEidaire reasonaoie.
5Sg- Hiatt nj n " Ant. 3. or lanltOI.
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WANTED-SUBURBAN ROOMS.

IN CLARENDON. va-Furnished living
room bed room, kitchenette. or board in
private family by mother and daughter,
both employed. Address Home, Box 32',
RoSsiya, Va. -
ABSOLUTELY Quiet room preferably
Win norch and shade trees About s. a
weeek. Address Box 2s6-R. Star Office.
LADY desires room and possibly meals in
private home preferably Cathollcl, IN
suburbs Address Box 7S-R. Star office.
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1915 LAMONT. Mt. Pleasant-Cool house,
keeping apartment: Kelvinator. accommo-
date ladies; SIS each; couples; refer
ences Call Sunday evenings
J $50 IRVING N.W.--Aattractive front rm.;
southern exp; twin beds; large closet un-
limited phone convenient location private
home
1918 MASS AVE. NW-2-room apt. /
room kltchenette; private entrance; L bed
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FULFORD, ISIS 18th NV.
r. B.. ami. refrigeration. Porehes:
very light and large rooms
$3.50.
1871 10th NV.
8 r. b.. elec. ref: very reasonable,
". P. LOCKWOOD. 1410 q St NV. 90
PSI CALIFORNIA ST. NV.
$500 MONTH.
Five rooms and bath. modern kitchen:
refrigeration, electric hghts and gas Tree
elevator service; resident manager.
VIM. Fl. SAUNDERS CO., Inc.
1919 X st. NV. DI. 10l5.
THE OBSERVATORY APT.
300 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION.
See Resident Manager.
and 5 rooms and bath, $50.
l349 MASS. AVE. Sc, End FL.
5 rooms and bath. ami, S3550
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS,
SIS East Capitol 81. Lincoln 0l20.
(cOnttnusd on Mat PaEe.l
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RooMS-UNFURNISHED

hUUMS-UNFOh z hNHSHED.
229 JEFFERSON ST NW.-Two outside
counecting rooms MISUNDERSTANDING; semi
private bath 81 50 month one OF TWO
employed persons
1880 SPRING PL. \ W--One large room.
kitCheretts. small incloSe0 porch, southern
exposure, gas siee., telephone AID. l0a9S
AIS SHEPHERD ST Extra lsrge. brlght
frcnt room gas plate II desired newly
decorated. near car, bus. GentileS-
CHEVY CHASE. D. C-Block TO cars; inst
h break gar Ink opt. soults In
family. Ss+s Hunti0Ston st CT $50
2se ST NE-Two lsrEe front rooms
for rent See So month. incl. gss. heat.
elee.
fAal TAYLOR ST NV rooms and
kitchen for light hnuSskeepinE: ami
slec refriserRtor reasonable adults.
wOoDPIDGE. 1919 Kearney 81 nt-S
unfuTn light Housekeeping rooms. priv. oa
and entrance. adults. Decatur 2Sl4J.
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COUNTRY BOARD.


SPLENDID. dehghtful vacation on large
Colonial estate modern conveniences: pri-
vate golf course; five minute run to Shen-
Southern Cooking Rates SIP TO Sl6
weekly Two hours from Washington.
Mai Marshall Macdonald. Media Farm.
Charles Town. W Va.
IN the Blue Ridge Mts., modern home
with large. cool rooms and porches; ex-
cellent board; near golf course. ABOUT
As miles from Wash accessible by bus.
train or auto. Mrs. T. C. Baker. PURCELL
vile. Virginia.
BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS. always de-
liehtfully cool. shady lawns and porches
modern convenienceS excellent table $40
per week. SIS week ends. Address Mrs.
Edward Woolston, Front ROYAL. Va
burg rd.; home comforts, excellent meals;
all ccnvenienceS, $3.50 Wk.; week ENDS.
81 per day. Mrs. c. F. Elmer, Route. :.
Westminster. Nd.
'TOUCHWOOD"-The place you have been
looking for in the mountains to rest and
build up; good meals served; hot and cold
water IN all rooms For rates write or
phone Mrs. J. E. Moreland. Bluemont, Va.
"FAIRLAWN.' near mts. Modern. clean
cool and healthy. Mineral and mt. water.
Plenty home-ralsed vegetables, fresh fruits,
milk, eggs. country ham; chicken every
other day. Mrs. Esther Finnelh Round
Hill Va.
WOULD BE HOSTESS to several fastid-
lOhS guests. Lovely nome IN tne noun
tains, with spacious. airy rooms; restful
and quiet Correspondence invited. Mrs.
Jeanette Landon. Canton, Pa.
ENJOY the charm of a Southern village,
Tappahann0ck on the Rappahannock
River Write for particulars TO Mrs. w.
E. Wright. Tappahannock, Va.
SS75. 50 $40. $3.50: low rates to famt-
lies; close to park swimming pool and all
amusementS; home cooking. Write Box 40.
Braddock Heights Md.
CHILDREN for Summer home cooking.
fresh vegetables; swlmming' tennis. riding
taught. Farm, Clarksville, Md Ellicott
City 43-F-2. S25 per month.
COUNTRY BOARD spacious country es-
tater room and board. $40 per week up:
excellent fare. modern improvements. Miss
Georgie Goodloe, Alton. Va.
BOARD on farm near bay; modern con-
Anne Arundel County. Md.
WANTED-Children to board on farm
near Falls Church. Reasonable. Phone
Mrs. " w Thomas. Falls Church 1871.
Tip O. THE HILL" on route
!, near Loudoun County golf
course; good food, we'll pre-
pared and served several rooms
available after Aug. /; adults
only. Write or phone Tip O
the HILL" Purcellville, Va.
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81 FLORIDA AVE N-W--FOUR ROOMS.
private bath, not water adults only
Phone North 323s.
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SPLENDID. dehghtful vacation on large
Colonial estate modern conveniences: pri-
vate golf course; five minute run to Shen-
andoah race track: tennis, swimming: best
Southern cooking. Rates Sl2 to SIG
weekly Two hours from Washington.
Mai Marshall Macdonald, Media Farm.
Cha rlns Town W Va
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| CENTRAL--Ideal for Summer; large. cozy
attract. south rm. "a windJi next bath;
cont. h.w.; phone. radio: refs 1888 @.
| 1894 HARVARD Apt Large, comfort
| able double room. clean cool next TO bath.
all conveniences; desirable location. SIG
J 1860 OAK ST NW-Large front room,
1 large closet. unlimited phone owner S
| hom.; nice porch.
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COPLEY COURTS+Ouiet cool bldg con-
tinuous elevator switchboard service; re-
frigeration and gas free: l. 2 and room
outside apis Res mgr.
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SMALL. MODERN APT. ALL CONVEN-
ieIces. nice location. cool; available for
one month at $40; immediate posse ssion
500 California st. W.. Apt l0I. or see
resident manager
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ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUk

COLORED-l5l+ 22nd NV.
Lee. clean rm porch. fiec. NO aI-H
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COLORED--l furnished room. elec;. Va va
,Isr m Kitchen: working couple pTeieTIeo'
refined people Decatur 55l'.
TO sUBIET in Al apt house; airy rooms
i block George Washtnston t9niVetSSnlt}{1i
quiet SO and II mo. res. NlS4''
F St NV NE. b0l6.
o1o4 p ST. NW.-3 and I rooms. kitchen
and bath very reasonable price. q r.
refrieeration DE @462-W -
I400 FATRMONT ST. Large room two
exposures balcony. adjoining oaeh' e"'-
nlnyed EerSOn.
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TERRACE HALL
I445 MsSss chuSetts Ave NV.
Lovely LarEe Double Room Run Water.
Also Singis Room Delicious Food.
Beautiful Spacious DinirE Room
REASONABLE RATES "a
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BREWERS FILE REPLY
TO DISMISSAL MOTION
Plaintiffs Submit Answer to State
Brief in u. S. Court.

Dfltl III u =. OOuEt.
In their fight to prove the In
diana beer law unconstitutional, at
torneys for the Premier-Pabs Sales
Company. the Joseph Schltz Brew
ing Company and Busch,
Inc. yesterday filed an answer to a
defense motion for dismissal in FED
eral court.
The defendants, Governor Paul v.
AIcNutt, Acknowledgement Philip
Lutz Jr. and Excise Director Paul
P. Fry. in filing their motion for dis
miSSal before Federal Judge Robert
c. Baltzel recently. denied charges
in the brewers suit that the beer
law was unconstitutional
The ninety-five-page reply cites
legal authorities to support the con-
tention of the plaintiffs The orig
inal suit alleged that the eight In
diana beer distributors welded
czaristic powers.
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WE LIVE AGAIN

Adapted from the famous
storh Resurrection" by
Tolstov We Lire Again"
Is n S1mvcl GoldCyll flm
production. co-starring for
the first time Anna STEM
and FrcdIic March. and
WH open Friday at LOeW's
Palace.
WHAT HAS HAFPTNED BEFORE
Le Ea tEat Ks-lraa NarloF a.
s.H Erra. Ear c1zn-
t- u-rr t.r Err. re "a rr4r4 car BIZ
rH.err--r % rlr rra-fef ion
r.rrf Hrfu m-allra
rrraf --ar rle Uar .cI in .lElrF- one
90 enc tr-rr- 1f r-cre iu the nrU
Hlre uu4rrl IraroFitcr- the
un..r- 20 t.r farm or uhirh Eatlsha
t HEl PAS brought I'D Hltn
E~- Er cones 1ars from school and
lr lrr beauty. and. against
tEr rrarrF rt E-r alrfr Hf1 tel MIN
trrr COS arc c-Trrrn' and Elft
E.rr u.E-l r plans 20 meet rsr.
NoW 60 oS WITH THE STORY.
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and returned his caress with all the
warmth OF her pleasant soul
And 50. from a study Of economics
from which so many different
/ things can spring-grew love OF
+ peasant for prince, and a prince
+ for a peasant.
All that summer, while the soil
gave forth the green and the beau
/ tiful. their love drew them closer
and closer together, until between
them there was no bar OF class.
L was with profound relief the
aunts saw the dawn Of the day
which would take Dmitu back TO
Moscow. back to the army.
Katusha woke that morning with
an aching heart. Some curious pre-
moniti0n told her as she dressed her
strong young body, that out Of her
life that day would 90 the only thing
that made her life worth living
Dmitri. She wondered, in the great
city with its million lures. would
he remember the simple peasant
girl whose life was built around her
love for him.
THAT last day they walked in
Il the fields. for one final look at
the growing things 70 whose fruition
their love had been a parallel.
A breeze. gossamer as a poets
dream. played about the hair of
Katusha. twirling it about her finely
modelled head, like a silken aureole.
This is the stirrup cup of our
hsppines. isn't it. darling?" said
Dmitri.
A cold fear tugged at Katushas
heart. SO he felt this was the be-
ginning Of the end, too.
But. fighting back her growing
terror. she laughed, IN remember
YOU. Dmitri, for all the days of my
life"
And I'll remember you. And
sweetheart. in four years, when I'm
through with the army Ill come
back, and we can say farewell to
farewells. and be alone somewhere"
Katusha was deep in thought.
-Four years" she said, half to her
self Sounds almost like forever,
doesn't 1t. Dmitri?"
NONSENSE" ne snorted. He
laughed. You think Of me think
ing of you, and it'll be just a
minute"
He glanced at his watch. and
shrugged his shoulders. We'll" he
said. its time for your soldier 20
go of to the wars. And his little
Katusha mustn't cry. Just kiss me,
darling. so I'll leave here with you
as much a part of me, as I'm part |
OF YOU"
He took her in his arms. and for |
the time of a long kiss, the world,
in its crazy course. passed them by. /
At last. he arose and walked away |
from the girl. who sat under the |
apple tree as in a daZe.
Katusha. the peasant, was alone.
Her prince had left her.
70
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COMO PAGE
BY Williams
BY Bl0SSer
BY Hamlin
Martin

Meanwhile Pindes, unable to curb his curiosity.
overcame his fears and started after Tarzan TO
see what had happened, and to trace the origin
Of the mysterious cry that had filed him and his
servants with wondering awe. Suddenly he halted,
pointing straight ahead.
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xerstle shot quick. suspicious glance at Gern-
non, then motioned the keepers with the leash
ed lion to follow, as Common had already started
to find out about the ape-man. Nervously, through
the forests broodng silence the party crept keep
ing a sharp lookout
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CHAPTER TWO

N0W 20 oN Win mn STORY.
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L ATUSHA MASLOVA, child OF
~ the earth. and trimming over
with the beauty Of her parent. sat
milking a cow in the great barn Of
the estate when Prince Dmitri Ivan
oyl,ch came IN. carrying a book IN
der his arm
What q book" the prince cried
% her. What marvellous thoughts
ths writer has, You've got 10 read
itlr
Katusha smiled. What's it
Calel2 She ASKED.
The Land and Freedom A fell
lGW named SlmOus0n wIOte II. I've
met him. 4 great THINKER. The pO-
lice are after HIM. He says that all
people are equal"
But Katusha didn't understand.
as it q love story2" she asked the
prince tlmld.y.
a love st0ryi" he cried. Love!
What's that2 Now. look here. Ka-
-usha. why do YOU do thingS?' And
without waiting for an answer he
went on. You Go them because
YOU re told 20. not because you want
10. For instance. now, suppose I
should tell YOU TO kiss me. What
would YOU dog"
I'D kiss YOU the girl said simply.
Exactly" he cried tTiumphantly,
"and Whv2 Because you're told 70,
and gust because I was born into
one family and YOU into another,
Won must do what I tell YOU.
Eafusha smiled. But you haven't
told me 20 kiss YOU"
TIe hesitatcd. All right" he said.
after a minute. III show YOU I.
Prince DmItri IvanovitCh. command
YOU Servant Katusha. 10 kiss me"
Smilngly. the girl got up. and
put her arm around the neck of
the Young prince who was more
than her master. And on his young
lips She pressed hers. fresh as the
morning and soft as the new grass
which was even then springing from
the ground.
She released him. Now, do you
sec2"
NO" she said.
FL put his hands 10 his head in
n gesture OF hOpelessneSs. Cant
yC- ec he rOared, that I've no
reht 90 be- master over You? That
you're every bit as good as y"
~3ut you didn't exactly force me" "
she said
Keep quiet" he beloved at her.
"Wn0 is b that gave me that priv
icCe2 The Lord? Mo- Accident
OF birth2 Perhaps. But why"
FINDER his verbal hammering
y the girl had burst into tears.
~Wna s the natter ne said. Won
Gcru.Iv.
~F.rs.." she sobbed. YOU ask me
% kiss YOU And then. when I do
what SOU want. you shout at me. -
The look OF annoyance passed
from his face and in ITS place pity
shOne. Now. now. dear Kautsha,
don't CRY. I was Just arguing. II
was only a discussion. I didn't have
any desire 10 kiss you"-he kissed
her again. this time more warmly
NO. nothing like that. II was all
pure logic. an illustration Of an I'M
lust social condition again he
pressed his lips 10 hers. and this
+fr,o She closed her rpar-Wet ewes.
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ITO Be Continued
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At a distance Xerstle and Common also heard
Tarzan's cry Of victory. What was that?" de-
manded xerstle. Il do not know" replied Gem
non. but I do not like the sound Of it. We had
better investigate" Xerstle appeared nervous.
Perhaps it was the wind in TIE trees" he said
Nogales international., 1934-03-24
10 Commemorate
Indian Battle

WASHINGTON, D. c., Mar. 23.-
Commemoration of the Indian battle
at big Dry WASH the largest
single engagement in Arizona of the
Governments warfare to eradicate
hostile Apaches-iS proposed in leg
islation pending before the current
Congressional session here.
Under terms Of the bill, S. 21OO,
introduced January by United
States Senator Carl Hayden, $1,000
would be appropriated to erect a
marker at thu battles site On East
Clear creek, Sven miles northeast
of Long Valley or four miles south
Of the Hclbrook- Long Valley high
way, in the Coconino national for
est. The commemoration also has
been actively sponsored for several
years by Will c. Barnes, Arizona
author and historian.
War department records show that
90 men, all but two of them Apa-
ches. died in the fight. Not one of
the hostile: engaged emerged with
out wounds, and one of the most
seriously hurt Of their number was
4 heroic, young squaw.
TIL, battle had for its genesis
the cruelty Of .54 White Mounta n
Apaches, who, after killing an
agency police chief, j. Colvig, and
seven Of his Indian Subordinatcs at
San Carlos, fled northward BY
nightfall Of the same day, IA caval-
ry troops, with two groups Of IN
dian scouts headed by Al S.cber
were in the field.
Nogales international., 1934-03-24
Why
LIQUID Laxatives
Do You No. Harm
-


The dose of a liquid laxative can be
measured. The action can be con-
trolled. 1t forms no habit; you need
not take double dose" a day or
two later. Nor wiU mild liquid
laxative irritote the kidneys.
The right liquid laxative will bring
a perfect movement, and with no
discomfort at the time. or afterWard.
The wrong cathartic may keep
you constipated as long as you keep
on using it'll
An approved liquid laxative Zone
which is most widely used for both
adults and children) is syrup pepsin.
DR.. Caldwelps Syrup Pepsin is a
prescription, and is perfectly safe. Its
laxative action is based on senna-
a natural laxative. The bowels will
not become dependent on this form
Of help, as they do in the case OF
cathartics containing mineral drugs.
Ask your druggist for DR.. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin. Member N. r. A.
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SWIMMING POOL

4 three year lease has been taken
Oh the Cheshire pool by the Nogalcs
Civic Swimming Club. it was an
ncunced this week by Mrs. Charles
L. Hardy, president of the club.
Last year the club used the
Schleimer pool up above Officers
Hill.
Showers and a shed are to be
built at the Cheshire pool and dane
es to finance the improvements are
to be held by the 20-3O Club. The
pool is to be opened either May IS
or June /. ~.i.~ &#
Nogales international., 1934-03-24
Funeral Rites For
Rat Poison Victim

Funeral crviceS wcT9 held at the
Carroon Mortuary, Monday, for
Samuel Lee Brown, four and one
half year old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. L. Brown, who died q week ago
this morning as q result Of eating
rat poison at the Brown store. just
north of the city on the Tucson
road.
To get rid of rats ct the store,
some rat poison was purcha1ed Fri
Nogales international., 1934-03-24
VISIT OBSERVATORY

The eighth grade general science
classes of the local schools visited
the Abbott observatory on Wednes-
day evening to observe the moon
and planet Jupiter through Mr..
Abbo.t's powerful eight inch tele-
scope. The craters on the moon and
moons of Jupiter were plainly visible
and all of the students manife-ted
considerable interest in viewing the
two heavenly bodies.