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Evening star., 1935-01-22
Liverpool Grain Prices.
New York Cotton
" the Associated Pres.

DS tA4C aSSON idttu EltNS.
NEW YORK, January 22.-Trading
in cotton was comparatively quiet to-
day and prices Sagged off following
yesterdays advances under realizing
or liquidation and some scattered SELL
ing, promoted by Disappointing Liver
pool and Bombay cables. March sold
off to l2.4l during the early afternoon
when active months generally showed
net losses of 9 to IL points, and was
ruling around 1245 at 2 O'Clock with
the general list showing net losses of
to I points.
Evening star., 1935-01-22
Chicago Cash Market.

Chicago Cash Market.
Cash wheat, no sales; corn. No 2
yellow. 68i2a89; oats and rye. n
sales: SOY beans. No. , yellow. l.2O
net track country; barley. 75al. 20:
timothy seed. 1675ai6.35 hundred
weight: clover seed. I5.75a2225 hun
dredWeight.
Evening star., 1935-01-22
Sales OF Stocks on the New YorI
lew York Exchange
100 A.M...... 10000
100 P.AI...... $50 600

- % 0S0N1- 0II 014V NC" hACn4uRe
1l:00 A.M...... 100000 1900 Noon. 3OO 600
100 P.M...... 3S0OOO 200 PM 1a00n0
Dividend rates given in the above table are the annual
declarations N'i' O- "o44-'ea4AS
Sl OF traqne less than 100 shares tPartly +Pus
- IN STOCK hPad last year-no ra
SocN. sP4uS T. IN jAccunfIat
ddend ECompanles reported IN receerShp or being ror
canned mPuS 5 IN stock. nPus 80 stock Plus 80,
Evening star., 1935-01-22
Liverpool Quotations.

LIVERPOOL. January - GP-Cotton,
9@.uuo bales; American. none Spot quiet
prices , points lower; quotations m
pence, American strict good middIing, T.55:
good middling, G.45; strict middling, 1.a5:
mddllng, 40; strict low middrng. Gg5;
600; good ordinary go Futures closed
quiet and steady January. Is So: March.
GSB; May. 6.S3; July. b $50; October, s Il;
December. IS 80.
Evening star., 1935-01-22
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

Six Washington banks were listed
today as among the 800 largest COM
mercial banks in the United States,
by the American Banker, in the
papers annual copyrighted roll call,
compiled after a study of the deposits
of 1920 of these institutions. The
banks in the Capital, listed with their
rank and deposits as of December 81,
1884, include:
Evening star., 1935-01-22

443s 1874 California Pkg t112)
65s "a Calumet & Hecla.
15n . Campbell yant. -.
29l2 121a Canada Dry q A ~.
1874 IO5s Canadian PaCltlc.
SO 26s4 Cap Admin pt A 90
o6a4 80 Case q ID Co..-...
SO 561s Case 81 ID pt (4)...
38$4 % Caterpillar (fD..
44Ts lbs Celanese Corp.
SIS Us Ce 'otex Co (k)..."
22%s 6l2 CeloteX 20 pr tk)...
321s lSS4 Cent Agulre Il NJ.
AL GOA Cerro de Pasco t2)..
ia 34 Certaln-teed Prod. :.
35 l712 Certaln-teed pt....
483s 39g2 Ches u ONO t2.SO)..
485s "a Ches-Corp t242)....
rs Chi IL 4 Ill pt (k) 80.
e13 = CHI Nil ST + q Pac..
1874 31s Chi Nil st ? &P pf..
Is 3I2 CHI * Northwestern
% "a Chi a. Northwest pr.
95s 394 Chi Pneumatic Tool
2Ss4 1414 Chi Pneu Tool pt...
Ga l., Chi K q; Pac tkJ...
3O%4 1914 Chlcka Sna { y (2).s
1I5. ga ChildS Co.
l79s 1914 Chile Copper. .......
bOaA 29A Chrysler Corp d..
Z44s l7A City Ice &: Fuel CD.
IN l2 City Stores 3d..
Ia q City Stores cts (k)
1911. 95L Coca-Cola tTD.....
I8M 9@s Colgate-P F (5Oc)..
1922 Csc CoIgPalm-P pt t6)
z81a 10 Collins q Aikman..
S&4 39s CoIo Fuel q iron tk)
81 1012 Colo Fuel q lr pt tk)
334 l5 Cole a. Sou lst pt...
l914 30 Col Gas q Elec. 80.
1874 81 Col q & Ell pt A t6).
II Al Col q u Ell pf b go
AIS 2l12 Colum Pll ytc(ml).
40l4 1875 Comcl Credit t2)...
80 SO Comcl CredlttAJ( so
10 9112 Comcl & lst pt &c 12)
3Uls "a Comcl Credit(BJ(2)
81 1854 Comcl Inv Irtf242)
36A 1854 Comcl Solv (6OcJ.
3s4 l Comwlth & South. ..
5224 21l2 Comwlth q 5 pf t6).
35as 22 Congoleum-N Il 60)
14h. IA Congress Cigar. -.
6h lhA ConSol Film. ......
z0ss lO4s Copsol Film pf (j2).
47M 1872 Consol Gas N Y a..
Ar 1l2 ConSol LaundrleS.
I4A IA Consol Oil th42c) -.
2ls 12 Consol Textile. ....
1884 61k Container Corp (A).
5ss 28s Contalner Corp tB).
IAN 514 Contl Baking tA)...
2ss 70 Cont BakIns tBJ.u
64La 56&4 Cont Can t2.4O). -.
36A 23$S Cont lnsur (Tl.35).
2ss 81 Cont Motors .....
22A 1854 Cont o Del th50c)..
S4Ia 551s Corn Prod Ret (3)..
95S 33s Coty Inc.
G6h % Cream of WHIT t2A.
III 8 Crosley Radio.
36A l8s4 Crown Cork L. S ID,
6@s 35s n-Zellerback.
SSsA II CrucibIe Steel.
9A 315 Cuban-Am Sugar.
65 201s Cuban-Am Sugar pf
294& 13k Curt1s-Publishlng..
95s4 43R Curtis Pub pf o..
514 21s Curtiss Wright. -.
l2A 5A Curtiss Wright tA)
81 75A Cushmans pf o..
Ply IL Cutler Hammer.
Evening star., 1935-01-22

For several years Riggs National has
been well inside of the first 100 largest
banks. ranking SiXtieth in the list IN
1888 and seventy-fifth in 1882.
The year 1884 represents the great
est deposit gain ever seen among the
Nations banks in single year-S4,-
500,O0000O being added to the totals
of the first 100 banks alone, boosting
deposits to the near-record figure Of
S2l 1872 ,329,827, which is higher than
the 1929 boom year total. and within
l per cent of the $50, l58000,00O peak
figure for the first 100 banks reached
at the end of 1890.
Evening star., 1935-01-22

22i2 ii Yale & Towne t60c)
22S4 - Young Sp & W 3D..
3374 l2Ss Youngstown S& T. .
Evening star., 1935-01-22

10 4la Baldwin Loco. .....
64a. l6l4 Baldwin Loco pf...
34l2 l214 Baltimore 8; ONO.
37ss 10 Baltimore * Ohio pr
1925 o612 Bamberger pf &c 12l
6l2 "a Barker Brothers..
3Slg 16ls Barker Brothers pt.
10 aIs Barnsdau Corp.....
45a4 % Bayuh Cigar thl)..
100 55 Beatrice CT IT Cd.
1874 o7s Beldlng-H Hem th5Uc)
l27 95l2 Belg Nat pit pf t7.O2)
z37s go BendlX Aviation.
l9ls lbs Beneficial Loan l II.
40 70 Best < Co (2).....
49lY 24ls Bethlehem Steel. ....
s. 547s Bethlehem Stl pf...
40 1914 BigeIow-SAn Corp.
l64 = BIaW Knox.
1O9 IS Bloomingdale pf 60
56I4 Is Blumenthal pt. ....
llh 6$4 Boelns Aeroplane..
6S44 441a Bonn Alumn& Br(3)
"a 10 Bon Ami (A) tT5)..
28L4 1875 Borden Co U.oU)...
3lss l61s Borg Warner(Tl ~
2sls l. Briggs Mis- (2)....
27Is IA rIggs&Straton CD
37l2 70 Brlstol-My ers TZ.4O
447a 2SA BkIynMan L thl Il.
e0lg 40 BkIyn Union GaSto)
gas 3i2 Bucyrus-Erle. .....
14Ia . Bucyrus-Erle CIV pf.
IS so Bucyrus- Erie pt (2)
rs. j Budd (E G) Mtg -.
"A 16 Budd (E G) Mig pf.
5ss : Budd Wheel. ......
15la 57s BuIlard Co. ........
lg2s lO12 Burr Add NJ (4Oc)..
37s = Bush Terminal tk)"
9Ia 2@4 Bush Term deb tk).
Il 51s Bush TT Bldg pr ct.
80 Ia Butte Copper & Zinc
AZ III Butterick Co.
677s 40 Byers "a Nj pf....
Evening star., 1935-01-22

S2A 1875 Nash Motors (lJ...
Evening star., 1935-01-22

1873 S12 Ohio OIL (h45c)
2 Oliver Farm Equip.
27% 8 Oliver F Eq pr pf A .
G2s 3Ss Omnibus Corp. ....
1884, 121a Otis Elevator (60c)
108 81 Otis Elev pf 90.
= 39s Otis Steel.
25 9 Otis Steel pr pf.
"a 60 Owens-Ill Glass (D
La gaceta., 1935-07-05
ULTIMAS MOTTO

Habana, Julio 5.-SossJ
reorganization de la policia
tecnica conferenci6 aver con
Ell p%residente Meriieta, 81 ST..
Cayetano Fraga, jefe de csc
cuerp0. Ell ingeniero La Rion-
da platic6 con ell jefe del Es-
tado sobre ell problema de los
cafetaleros.
Cuando estaba ahogandose
eXtrajeron aver del aqua al
eiudadaho espanol Antonio
Diaz, de IS amos. Habia trata-
do de suicidarse por "estar as
queado de la vida"
-Frente a la Secretaria de
Education, Ell cab0 del ejerci-
to Pedro Lima agredi6 al pail
sano Jose Miguel Cabahas, le-
sionandolo.
Los tribunales de sancio-
mes resolveran todas las causas
contra los machadistas, aun-
que esten ausentes. SobFe Ell a.
sunto del cafe cubano infor :
maran hoy al presidente los Sc
cretarios de concrete y agri-
cultura.
-Quedaron en- libertad los
mdsicos de la Marimba saliva
dorena; pero solo podran per
manecer dos meses EN- Cuba, en-
lagar de seis. Para tocar en- h-
cares publicos deberan hacer-
10 en- combination con orques-
taS cubanas.
-Fueron embarcados en- Ell
vapor FeniX, con destino a los
La gaceta., 1935-07-05
'CARTA DE FALLE ACUSAN-
DO A PONCE, CASARIEGO,
AYALA Y LUNA DEL CAS-
TILlO

Habana, Julio 5.-Al suma-
rio de la causa por Ell secues-
tro de Eutimio Falla Bonet Sc
agreg0 aver una carta REMIT
da por este desde Londres, don
de Sc encuentra,
En- la carta, dirigida a su "a
podelado, Falla senala como
culpables del secuestro a Ca :
sariego, Ponce, Ayala, Crespo
Tamayo y Luna del Castillo.
Dice que tres hombres Sc su-
bieron a su automovil en- la
Gale %, amenazandolo, y que
ell otro autom6vil iba guiado
p0r C~asariego, que parecia je-
fe del grupo. Cuando lie pasa-
ron al automovil de Casariego,
lie ~sentaron iunto a este, en- Ell
asiento del frente, y detras Sc
situaron Ponce, Ayala y Luna
del Castillo. Cree que GARLIC
puede ser Ell que Sc sent6 jun
to a "Emeterio," pero que ell
no pudo verlo.
Casariego dict6 la carta del
rescate. Julio Ayala guerra ha-
cerle enmiendas, pero el otro
no Sc 10 permitia.
Aparentemente ell que man
La gaceta., 1935-07-05
LOS PRECIOS DE LOS BAR
REROS TAMPENOS

FL comit6 que dirige en- ell Els
tsdo el funciOnamiento de las
bar6erfas, acord6 para Tampa.
per I'm period de dos amos, los
precios siguientes:
Corte de pelo 35c.; afeitado,
zoe ; lavado de cabeza, 35c,; la
vado de c beza medicado, soc. /;
t6nicos, 25c.; masaie FACIAL, SO
cts; masaie de baro, 75c., de
combination, Use; quemar ell
Ts}o, 25c.; corte de barba, 35c.
Sc comunic6 aver la noticia
a esta ciudad, por conducto de
Oscar Cuesta.
lntegran ell comit6 estatal los
Sres. Geo. A. Ives, presidente;
L. Bovard secretario, y C. l..
johnson y Ralph Spence.
La gaceta., 1935-07-05
REBAJAN LOS PREMIOS EN-
LOS TERMINATES DE LA
LOTERIA DE CUBA

Los "empresarios' o ban
queros' de bolita y terminates
de la loteria de Cuba han acor
dado rebajar los premios, es-
tableciendo asi su "plan Da-
Wis" por cuenta de los "pun-
tos" tampenos.
A los que prefieren los ter
minaIes de la Loteria de Cuba,
donde Sc juega limpio, Sc les
va a guitar ell 5000 en- lugar
del 1000 por sorteo. Quiere es-
to decir que Ell "punto' cobra
ra $40 por un peso, 81 ell "bu-
rro lie toca la flauta,' en- lugar
de $50.
En- la bolita, los que la tran
legal, que Sc dice no son mu-
chos, hablan de aumentar SUI
tanto por ciento a 80 cada "a
horas, en- lugar de 20. Los O.
tros mantendran el 2O@o, un
1000 al dia, sin contar las "bo-
las que Sc quedan para la ca
sa.
Hablase de la posibilidad de
que los "puntos" Sc declaren
huelga, en- oposicion a estos
imitadores del plan" arriba
citado.
La gaceta., 1935-07-05
A SER LAMA-
DOS A SESSION LOS AHO-
) DERAUOS DE LA UNI
ANE5SIDAD DE NJ

8'Dase por SECURE que eentrc
fYe pocos dias seran hamados "a
session Is apoderadoS de la Uni
versidad de Tampa, con ell fin
de que discutan la renuncia de
su presidente y vicepresidente
y Il mismo TEMPO nombren TN
successor al Sr. F. H. S~caulding.
La semana pasaia renuncia-
ron sus puestos cuatro de los
mas influyentes y actiycs apo
derados, los Sres. D. f. Wood.
berry, V. V. Sharpe, George
Howell y Ernest Mas, cu3ndl
por dos de los Delegates Sc pi-
do fuera declarada vacante la
plaza de presidente del planted,
que Mr.. Spaulding desempena-
ba.
Edg6rase que los apodera-
dos soluciohen las diferencias
que los separan antes del mes
de septiembre, cuando debera
empezar el nuevo curse.
Cuando ell incidente surgi6
Spaulding habfa preparado un
nuevo plan en- ell cual no reco-
La gaceta., 1935-07-05

td NE por presidy Il
Inv E0vsn Mike h
ii, NV su bale por invita-
cj6n efA ado Eunes, en- los jar
dimes des7ina dsSSo.
Fa6 4. ho.aF de los miem-
bros Sttas. Marie c. Domin-
guez, straightforward, Es-
.tela Galan y los j6venes San
Marietta, George Sanaaez, s.,
" Luis Guerra, que recibierog
Isus diplomas en- is colegios p1-
blicos.
Sc bail6 hasta entrada la no
che.
La gaceta., 1935-07-05
SuspendidO

Ell homemade que en- honor de
las muchachas de la Secci6n de
Damas del Centre Asturiano
iba a celebrarse ell microbes, en-
ell restaurant Ell Boulevard, CO.
mo premio a la labor por elias
realizada en- favor de la Ultima
fiesta celebrada en- Sulphur
Springs. Sc efectuara en- fecha
pr6xima.
En- su oportunidad la anun-
ciaremos.
La gaceta., 1935-07-05

Recibimos ordenes por ell telefono Y 47s7. Servicio
a domicilio. Anntes de hacer su lista visite la bodesa de
Michigan Ave. y calle IL. Servicio q domiciI;O
La gaceta., 1935-07-05

CdplTNI0 &c OD1TuQOS
En- ell Sanatorio del Centre
Eq3anol fu6 s9met.dc a una @
peraei6n por los Doctores W..
P tterson y Santiago Paniel4o,
81 Sre Francisco Santos, vecino
del 1911 de la avenida -, y her
mano de nuestro particular "a
migo Sr. Enrique Santos.
y Su estado es satisfactorio y
esperamos que pronto este bien,
La gaceta., 1935-07-05
C0rtQ dc o1.dci0s


tEecibimcs una carta del ST.
Juan Mejeras y familia que de.
sean expresar su gratitud a
Institute del Nino', y particu-
larmente a su director, DR..
Juan Silverio, por LIS muchas
atenciones tenidas durante la
enfermedad de su hijito Luis.
Ell tratamiento del medico
di6 teor resutado la cura COM
pteta sin escatimarse NADIA.
Compl2cida la respectable ia
milia Mejeras.
La gaceta., 1935-07-05
La fuaci6n del Circal0

La fuaci6n del Circalo
Terminaran hoy los ensayos
de la qraciosa comedia que Sc
representara en- la function so
ciaI del domingo, en- ell Cfrculo
Cubano.
Los muchachos que forman
el cuadr0 Sc esmeran en- inter
pretar los papeles a su cargo.
Habra un acto de variedades.
Cesar RiUerO.
La gaceta., 1935-07-05
Una nOtd

Para recordar 81 bale que
celebrara un grupo de alprecia-
dos cuban9s que Sc encuentran
en- esta ciudad, ell dia 13 de este
mes.
Sera en- los salones del Circu-
10 Cubano, con la orquesta "Los
Bdaemios" Tres s~axofones re
forzaran ell c~onjunto.
Tambien recordamos que en-
csc bale serviran las papeletas
vendidas para Ell bale que fu6
suspended ell sabado.
La gaceta., 1935-07-05
VI bOile de nlORNnl

III UOLtG UC Htutuftd
Unas lineas para recordar eI
bale que cel&ar2ra la nueva Sec
zion Recreativa del Centre Els
Ipahol, en- West Tampa.
Not2ble ell entusiasmo que
reina para este bale, donde Sc
"a rresentada oficialmente la
agrrpaci6n que preside Ell aten-
to j6Yen Emiliano Salcines.
Nos disponemos a ayud3r a
este Pruipo de j6yenes amantes
del Centre.
La gaceta., 1935-07-05
De regreSO

De regreSO
Ell conocido comerciante Sr.
Crisanto Otero, conocido por
Regueira, que pas6 unas cortas
vacaciones en- Georgia.
De nuevo Sc ha puesto al fren
te del restaurant eel Buen Gus
to" en- la octaya avenida mime
70 1412.
Bienvenido 81 amigo Reguei-
ra.
La gaceta., 1935-07-05
En- La Benefited EspdHold

En- La BenGtca EspdHoId
Sc le realiz6 Una operation al
ST. jose Sierra, residents en- el
ndmero 1915 de la 10 avenida,
por los ORES. Paniello y j. A.
Minardi.
Por su total establishments
hacem0s votos.
La gaceta., 1935-07-05

10 deduce de la forma en- que
actu6,
Califica de ingenuo a Ponce
y dice que pasaba por ell mar
do de una de las mujeres. Luna
del Castillo es vivo, pero bas-
tante muchacho; Casariego V
Crespo son los peores. Ayala
guerra aparecer como malo,
sin serlo.
La gaceta., 1935-07-05

I'm bale
La agrupaci6n "Chers Amis
Social Club, del barrio del oes-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29
Schools to Be Open

Conferences between parents and
teachers will take the form of 'edu-
cational Clinics in which teachers
will explain educational aims and
procedures in an attempt to give
parents more adequate basis for
evaluating the work of the schools"
Mr.. Sidener said.
Demonstration classes and ex-
hibits of Institutional materials will
be special features in all schools.
Each school will have an open house
meeting.
Last year more than 10000 par
ents and patrons in indianapolis
visited the schools during American
Education Week." Mr.. Sidener said.
I'VE hope this year even more will
take advantage of this special oppor-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29
STOP BAD BREATH

Thousands of people afflicted with
bad breath find quick relief through
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. The
pleasant, sugar-coated tablets are
taken for bad breath by all who
know.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act
gently, but firmly on the bowels,
stimulating them to natural action
and gently purifying the entire sys-
TEN. They do that which danger
Gus c2lomel does without any OF
the bad after effects.
Olive Tablets bring no gripping pain
or any disagreeable effects
DR.. F. NJ. Edwards discovered the
formula after 20 years of practice
among patients afflicted with consti-
patton with the attendant bad breath
Olive Tablets are purely a vegetable
compound; you will know them by
their olive color. Take one or two at
bedtime for a week and note the effect
loo, SOC 0C.-Advertisement
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29

Peters, graduate Of the New York
police force, and Frank Watson, an
other ex-soldier.
Sitting on a corner OF his desk,
he outlined to them the case of the
stolen bonds and the suspicious he
entertained relative to Evelyn Brady
and her mysterious consorts.
we can't wait any longer" he
said. We've got to strike. I'm
going out to talk to this Wallace
boy and see if I can get lead from
him about the identity of these per-
sons who unloaded the bonds on
him. Frank, you and Al go down to
the Golden Feather, buzz the
drivers at the taxi stand outside,
and see if you can find out where
these persons live. Tony, you and
Tommy are to get hold of this Art
tanning, who runs the place, put
the heat on him, and find out every
thing he can tell you about them.
Check in as soon as you learn
anything. The moment we find
their hangout, we'll raid it,"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29
PARTY TO HUNT
PAUL REDFERN,
MISSING Filler
Explorer Believes That He
Is Alive in JungIeS of
South America.

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Oct. ga lit
tie band of explorers and fiers is to
set forth for the jungles of Dutch
Guiana within fortnight in an
attempt to find Paul Redfern, long
missing aviator believed still alive
and being cared for by mysterious
tribe of Indians.
William Lavarre, explorer. an
nounced today that the expedition
would be headed by Mai Willis Tay-
Tor, United States Army fier now
stationed at France Field, Canal
Zone. War Department approval of
the plan is expected this week.
Redfern has been missing since
August, 1927, when he took off from
Brunswick, Ga, on projected non
stop flight to Rio de Janeiro. La
Varre said he was convinced as a
result Of a survey expedition into
Dutch Guiana last summer that the
aviator was alive and was living
with tribe of Trio Indians whom
no white man has seen since 1905.
Taylor to Get Leave of Absence
Maj. Taylor, he said would obtain
a leave of absence to make the ex-
petition. He is to be accompanied
by three or four fellow f1iers. The
search is to be made by air from
Paramaribo, capital of Dutch Gui-
ana.
The Trio Indians are reported TO
be friendly, and Lavarre said he
had advised Maj. Taylor that 1t
would be best to drop a man by
parachute near the village where
he believes Redfern is living. The
flight from Paramaribo, he said,
would require about three hours.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29

us to the gangsters. And when We
do firI them-we discover that you
yourself sold then!"
Bobby still sat with his mouth
open, seemingly dazed. At last he
passed a hand across his forehead
and said weakly. Good Lord"
Larry eyed him for a moment.
Then he said gently. Now suppose
you tell me everything about it
where you got them, how you hap
pened to go to Montague with them,
what you got for them, and every
thing"
1t took Bobby another minute to
collect his faculties sufficiently to
tell his story, but at last he man
aged to do it
In hating, uncertain sentences he
told the whole story, aided by
Larrys quiet, but insistent, questions.
Bit by BIZ, Larry learned it all; the
meeting in the Golden Feather, the
conference at the apartment, his
own notion that Montague might be
willing to make the purchase, Lewis
desire to raise money to buy a new
car.
WHEN the boy finished he sat
w in the corner of the seat and
listened to Larry's brief, succinct
explanation of the true circum-
stances of the deal. At last he shook
his head in bitter self condemnation.
Did you ever see bigger fool
than me?" he asked miseraEly.
Larry smiled at him.
you have been pretty much of a
fool, Bobby" he said. Il think we
can arrange things so that the con-
sequences won't be too serious for
you-
Bobby's face suddenly became
white. 1t had not occurred to him
before that by dealing in stolen
bonds he had made himself crimi-
nally liable.
the main thing" Larry was
saying, sis to run down this gang
and get them all locked up. First
of all, can you remember where that
apartment was that they took you
to?"
Bobby wrinkled his brows, then
shook his head slowly.
Not exactly" he said. HE re-
member it was out on the west side
in an apartment hotel, but didn't
pay much attention to where we
were going. It was off w. Park-blvd
somewhere, remember.
You didn't notice the name of
the building?"
The boy shook his head unhap-
PLY mo. Gosh, I'm sorry"
Think you'd know it again if you
sa WIFI"
Bobby thought this over. 81 might.
Yes, think I would"
We'll, there aren't so many apart
ment hotels out that way but what
we ought to be able to find it. L.. .
Now, about another thing, Bobby.
(To Be Continued
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CHAPTER NINETEEN

WHEN Larry Glenn arrived at
w the sales rooms of the State
Auto Sales, Inc, he found that Bob
by Wallace was out with a prospect,
and he had to wait for more than
an hour before the young man re-
turned. When Bobby finally did
come in, he came over to Larry with
smile and an outStretched hand.
Larry shook his hand and said
quietly, Bobby, I've got to have
little talk with you. Can you come
outside for while and perch in my
car with me?"
Why, sure. What's up?"
They walked to where Larry's car
was parked and got into the front
seat. There Larry sat for a mo-
ment, froWning at the instrument
panel, while Bobby looked at him in
slowly rising beWilderment.
Bobby" said Larry at last, 81
think you've just done the most
foolish thing of your whole life, and
l want you to tell me everything
you can remember about it."
Bobby looked at him in utter
wonder.
What on earth" he began.
"Tell me-" said Larry, "all about
those bonds you sold to Don Mon
tague."
Those bonds" began Bobby. He
turned toward the detective, why,
what's wrong with them?"
Larry smiled a wry smile.
Nothing" he said, except that
they were stolen from the National
Bank Of Nicola, a month and a half
ago, by the Red Jackson gang.
That's all"
Bobby gaped, his mouth open, his
vocal chords seemingly unable to
function. At last he managed to
gulp, "Stolen?"
Yes. Those were what we call
hot bonds, Bobby. We've been look
ing for them for weeks in the hope
that their appearance would lead
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