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Evening star., 1935-05-07

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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
$3.50 Mo.-Part Of store for light busi-
ps, psss for .a eapsele party to ansWer nSS phone
Stock and fixtures, $500, Ocean View,
Va. near Norfolk. N. Miller. Line. 4511.
GAS STATION. ( pumps: and store With
fixtures. electric lights. $35 month. De-
om and se1y Ct Ts miles
RoOMING:- HOUSE BUSINESS. downtown
iurnish;.d. ifh; - PHONE National % s4ss. ss'Ss'"
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY: auto glass
tion, and low rent: other interests force
me to sell stock and fixtures for So 900
cash: no trifiers. Address Box 2s-B, Star
sS ~ ss:Rss
ATTRACTIVE CAFETERIA =. Splendid
equipment; remodeled; convenient perma-
ssne es III South sas
LADIES' CUSTOM MILLINERY shop for
sale-Large clientele. downtown location:
low rental in once bldg. Small. invest
inE ADDRESS Boy ss.A. star once.
NV; income S242 month; $500: q little
money maker. Call Z. R. Edmiston. Ma
Rsssa rAsIY wa T syss .ess
ADDRESS Boz li7-B. Star once
FOR SALE Cheap, meat and FTOcSsGISy SGS
cenIal cent? a avs cspto aes AP''
BEAUTY SHOP for sale, dovntovn once
q u NICE business. % Priee. $500: terms. % Must
NEWSSTAND. cigars souvenirs; lobby ho-
tel: low rent; best season here: price. $3.50.
Address Box 129-B Star ONCE.
CAFE in large apt. bldg. fully equipped:
aad1ess Boa isss stsI
GASOLINE, acc, fne loc.: large station.
terms Address BOZ 162-H. Star ofsce.
T.1sS E04MINa n c.ng M1TS iHS of1nshsd and
zone. Exeepttonal buy at $4,000. Address
good ne. location; off-sale beer soda foun.
eain eoln soss! ssssw''nes reasonable Phone LIN
For sale on location q 1929 9th st.
and terms exssndsa to assneSsf snsneisyD price rec
JERRY O'MAHoNY. INC.
800 WEST GRAND ST. ELIZABETH. N. J.
AN OPPORTUNITY OF A
LIFETIME,
water-power brick mill house, all build
!ngs and machinery in fine condition; daily
capacity. 40 bbls. meal. % bbls. -four:
large feed grinder and cider mill, together
with fine old brick home In the most scenic
section Of Loudoun County. Va, less than
an hour from Washington on hard road.
electricity and site on very permanent
knoll. Just the place for comfortable
living in an elegant rural section On ac-
count Of bad health, owner must sacrifice
Call Mr.. Fort.
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO.,
Shoreham Bldg. National 475O.
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AUTO MECHANIC.
second Floor. 1B3O I4th 81.
ROUTE MEN.

We have a fine established route avail
able for the right man. Applicant must
be willing to work at Least hours our rIsp nep
fhorouehly; pay arrangement satisfactory.
Apply 9 to 12 S22-A Conn. ave: CbetWeen
ii and Eye sts.) w. c. Kimmel.
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EXPERIENCED PRESSERS.
Ulman Cleaners, 5618 Conn. Ave.
FLOOR MANAGERS (2), expert
enced in speciality shop; must be
thoroughly familiar with all
departmental routine, alert to
customers and capable of super
vising a busy sales force. Give
complete details of previous eX-
perience. Apply personnel dept,
Frank R. Jelleff, 1916 F NV.
SALESMEN-We have openings
for high-grade statesmen to as
sist us in properly bringing to
the attention of the public the
advantages of buying cemetery
property before need Apply any
morning between 9 and 10, at
the office in Columbia Gardens
Cemetery, Lee Blvd, Clarendon,
Va
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WANTED-AUTOMOBILES.

FORD CHEVROLET or other Iisnt cara
VIII pay IS much as any one In city Fred
Z. Morgan. 1341 14th NV North 1OOo6.
WILL BUY 1885 Buick. Pontiac OF Chey-
cash. balance monthly No dealers. Ad-
dress Box Alb. Star ONCE
WILL PAY UP TO 500 Cash for best
Ford or Chevrolet. Address BOZ 124-B.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR. Highest
prices paid. Superior Motor Cars,
Inc, 1920 18th st. NV.
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WANTED-HOUSES 70 RENT.
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUsES.
WANTED TO RENT-UNFURNIsHED
not over S55. H H. STAMPER. 324 4
st. ne Phone Lincoln O693
FURNISHED BUNGALOW-OR SMALL,
home-in suburban or outlying D. C, Must
be reasonable. Georgia 241O.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.
FARM AND GARDEN.

WELL-ROTTED COW MANURE guaran-
teed quality. Phone Wisconsin 4195. To-
PERENNIAL AND ROCK GARDEN PLANTS
cheap; dug while you wait No Sunday
BONE MEAL for lawns. So hundred pounds.
Milton Hopfenmaier Estate. $500 z st. NV
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Washing Machine Statesmen.
If you really are any good. come up and
see us some time Wednesday between
and 10 am Maytag and Apex washers
and ironers. Good commission ana ras sasary ~
leads: ideal working conditions. Store with
excellent reputation. 4S35 Georgia ave NV.
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BOATS,
SCOW-About 22x30; well built; never
used cost 81 800; sacrifice for $400. W.
g. Becker. Plum Point. Nd. -
17-FOOT. DOUBLE BOTTOM, mahogany
hull. Call Atlantic 3679-R. O.
ice and parts; trade-ins and credit. 1910
E st. Sc.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING CHICAGO, VIA PITTSBURGH
Thursday morning;. take two passengers
share expense; good car. Clev. 2S09.
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CALLING ALL CARSl
CASH IN 5 MINUTES!
II car Is paid for, will give you
full cash price, or II not paid for,
will pay of balance and give you
cash difference. Decatur 1880.
SEE MIR. BARNES. 1729 l4th st.
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FOR COLORED-S5O.O0.

405 M ST. NE.
Excellent condition consisting of g large
rooms, bath. h.-w h. and electricity
14O4 K CAFRITZ. DIST. 0OSO,
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GENERAL HOUsEWORKER. white only;
middle.aeed woman; room. board, small
salary: 3 in family; all conveniences Ssate
age, salary. Address BOX Sl-b. otsI omee' ns
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

CHICKS-B and W. Rocks. R. l. Reds. W
Leghorns. Wyandottes. SS hundred; Giants
$40. Also started chicks. All B. W.. D
Norbeck Nd. Phone Ashton 116-F-21.
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AND WOMEN

COUPLE. refined white. with experience
and references. want rooming house or
apt. house to manage; man employed
daytime Address Box 3SS-A. Star ONCE.
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GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. half days;
must be willing and neat; references. 1910
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS-RADIO

UPRIGHT P1ANOS-We have several good
used uprights that We will sell for S15.
$50. S25. $50. Terms II desired. See
Co 1870 02nd st NV
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stered fop S45.% % coveriDs % and tn new sensd INSIDE
material Included. made like new, in finest
tapestry and friezette: workmanship guar
anteed. La France Upholstery Co.. 26O9
14th st. NV. Phone Columbia 10172.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

MAN wanted for Rawleigh route Of 500
families. Good profits for hustler. Write
today. Rawleigh Co.. Dept. DCE-4-SA-1. |.
Do
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

COLoRED WOMAN. middle,aged. to assist assist
with cooking. light housework; stay hishss'
raf ranuirad AIexandriA 1b33-WA.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-01

Come in and see for yourself thut we aren't exqqgerunq Fine
ezetes and tapestries. Every single looks like Million
The explanation this The Simmons Company made Ieen
dous purchase of closeou Of fine upholstery fabrics and then
permitted few stores throughput the country to share in their sdv
nu only allowed 100 at the start and they're selling
fust Typical Smmonsbut dvdns with fine Cospng base and
innersp1ing. Choice Of colors.
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lawrence sy-assn
Wins Recognition On
College Program

Lawrence Monagan. Of Detroit, n
Junior NJ Western State Teachers
College. at Kalamazoo. Mich, was
the chief speaker at the Interna-
tional Relations Club, held We'd
nosday evening. May s, in the Wo-
mems League Room in that city.
Mr. Managan who is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Branahanl.
|of Detroit, discussed "The Negro
and the Present Generation, and
presented picture OF Negro -while
relationships. as seen through the
eyes of the Negro He described the
present status of the Negro
America and stated his own feel
ings regarding that status. He also
told OF the ideas, attitudes, and
feelings that colored students have.
while attending college which is
predominantly made up OF white
students.
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INKSTER NEWS


The lnkster Council or Choirs
casc their regular monthly pro-
gram 8t The First Baptist Church.
Sunday afternoon at p. m. with
Sir. Orange in charge
The Imperial Literary and Art
club met at the spacious residence
|of Mrs. Bell Baker of Irene street.
Wednesday at p. IN. with Mrs.
Ncllic Pace presiding. After the
business delicious Luncheon was
served.
The Ladies' Industrial Art Club
met at the hospital resident OF
Mrs. Gotfrey Jones. of Harriet
street, Wednesday afternoon. with
Mrs, Il. $ Perry presiding. A de-
licious menu was enjoyed by all
after the business.
The Noah +. Taylor Mite Mis-
sionary Society met at the home of
the president, Mrs Earnest Pace
of 1864 Alfred street. Tuesday af-
ternoon. The society will present
Rev A. Williams of Ypsilanti and
his good congregation on the first
afternoon i'm June.
The Dunbar Post No. $50 OF the
Legion entertained at n
pleasant sunday afternoon pro-
gram at the Peace and Harmony
Second Baptist Church, Rev. U.
Jones delivered the message. The
Junior Vice Commander. Mr.. j..
FIcc Was in charge
The Daughters of Tabor gave
Pei Luck Dinner at their Install
alton of officers. Thursday even
NJ. and good time was enjoyed
~ all Mrs. Leona Goodson was
guest of honor.
Many members of the House
wives League motored TO Detroit
Tuesday. to visit the exhibit given
BY the Booker T. Washington
Trade Association and Housewives
league at the Forest Club.
When visiting in Inkster do not
all TO visit Smith Chapel A. M. +. |
huch. Rev. W. p. Henson, pas
or Mrs. Binion. secretary.
The Trustee Helper Board OF
smith Chapel A. NJ. E. Church,
ave Silver Tea at the home OF |
irs. Rose Grey of Moore street,
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c | u b s Celebrate
End Anniversary

The Twelve Meters celebrated
their second anniversary April IL
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ".
Shepherd BOP T.. Palmer. II was an
elaborate affair and an excellent
program was rendered, including
n reading on spring, by Mrs. l..
Bibbins history OF the club by Mrs.
Cora shepherd; news digest. Mrs.
Mary Crawford; talked on tennis.
Mrs. Arthur Blbbins: solo. Mrs.
Cook.
The decorations were carried
out in Easter colors. and artistic
baskets containing easter eggs and
candy and place cards 10 match.
were placed at each plate. A hugh
cake with two candles, served as
! centerpiece for the table.
Twenty guests enjoyed the af-
fair. Bridge and dancing featured
the cntainment Of the evening.
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N. DETROIT
nr Mrs. Insenhlne llo,dcn

The LomaN A. 81 f.. Zion
Church OF 1909 Dequindre. DR..
W. a. Blackwell pastor
The pastor filled his pulpit at
1850 a. m. ani delivered 'hc mes
sage OF Mothers Day The subject
taken from Chfists words Son
Behold Thy Mother"
The Peoples Protective League
kois a Mothers pa. program. An
open forum consisting OF several
short talks on th wonderful
teachings of home. y noulding lives
~ many sons aud da sh'ers was
h ld. John Brow president.
The American Legion Triangle
Post 40. lsS rendered very in
ter,sting program at 3 p. m spon-
sored by the Missionary Society.
The. audience was entertained by
an able address from Or. f. G.
McBroom. who spoke on Three
Important Health Needs OF Our
Group" Response was made by Df
Blackwell solo was rendered by
The Choister. Mr. Walker and 9th
80 inlbers made an enjoyable
evening with financial success.
The Green Grove Baptist
Church Of 1896 Orleans street Rev.
W. r. Toppley pastor. Both SER
vices OF tie day were nspirational
ana wcll attended AZ 3,Vo p. m (
Rev. Roldcn Of Cosmopolitan Bap-
tist Church broke the Bread OF /
Life. a powerful sermon All 4
are looking with much
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Funeral II e | d
F or Detroiter

Funeral rites were held Mon
day afternoon, at ST. Matthew
Episcopal Church. for the late w.
Langston. 5053 Roosevelt. who
passed away at his residence last
Thursday. after an illness of since
last September. The Rev. Father
Daniel officiated.
The deceased. who was born in
Cincinnati. Ohio. seventy three
years ago Is survived by his widow,
Carolyn. and six Stanley.
George and Orville Langston. Mrs.
lone Jackson. Mrs. Frances Mack.
Miss Locaire Langston; two broth
ers. Ferdinana and Tony Langston,
aud five grand children.
Interment was in Woodmere
Cemetery.
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His hrnrI heal faster The heln
Iamps of what looked Ike taxi
cab dimly visible thr"lgh fog Tn
deed perhaps the sound Of the mo
Tor. although he had not recognized
the fnct. had prompted him 10
pause. ~ turn.
The llitlr Notebook In his pocket !
He had meant to sneak to Nor
wich about II. hut changing MS
mind had determined I" examine IL
himself md then Ia hand II over to
IInir when he met him. His idea
that u mighi prove t0 contain some
niece nf evidence Of value 10 Scot
land Yard assumed new ana
grave Importance
Coming upon IL after the discOv'
cry of the pnkenhnm npals. he had
appropriated II without scruple.
Now. watching slowly approaching
head lamps. md questioning the
lrealiiy ~ thar figure which he be-
iieved he had seen dart into hiding.
he remembered that he was un-
armed. And he wondered.
Nearer and nearer came the
lamps. He stepped out onto the
edge OF the curb and raised his
arm. The man pulled up
Kearney opened the door. uttered
an audible gasp ~ relief. jumped
In. and hanged II shut behind him.
Twisting about. Matt looked through
the rear window
BalefuI eyes glared In at him
Some one. indistinguishable except
for his eyes. was clingIng TO the
back Of the cab!
MY id Kearney whispered.
Suddenly. those weird eyes. which
seemed To belong To. no tangible
body. disappeared The taxi
was well under way now.
Kearney crnned through the open
window. locking hack.
Fog desolatlnn moth
Ing,
I:ut one or two bel,ted pedes-
trians nniably II cunSluble, rs the
taxi PASSED ilio Fleet street. oh
served up"r t'w luggage rack sur
manning MS root vlinl looked like
a rnlird NJ hhtl Or. as another
iNaei n vcr, iapillated Kit
has.
Ito Be Continued
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On May 2. the club was enter
tained at the home OF Mrs. Katie
Patton, at dubois and Hendrie
streets. A splendid program was
rendered under the supervision OF
Mrs. 4. VI. Hollingsworth. Those
participating on the program in
cluded Mrs. Sarah Perkins. Mrs. A.
Dillahunt. Mrs. w. MontgO merry.
Mrs. Patton. and Mrs. Campbell.
The remainder of the evening was
spent at cards.
The club gave a tea at the home
OF Mrs. l.. Scott. 2640 Sherman.
Sunday. May 5. A large number
was present, including the men,
bers OF Royal Socialites Club, who
rendered several lovely vocal
numbers. Whist and bridge were
features OF the evenings enter
tainment
A tea was also given Sunday.
May IL. at 2116 Muilett. from 3 60
IL p. m.
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NON-PARELLE SOCIAL CLUB

Mrs. Cora Baker. 1850 Erskine
street. was charming hostess to
the club last week. Following the
BUSINESS routine. very tempting
repast was served, and whist was
was later enjoyed
Mrs. Mamie Grimmett, 3631
Russell. will be the clubs next
hostess. Mrs Rosa l.. Sharp Is
president
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ATTENTION cHURcHEsl
The Tribune-Independent make. no

The Tribune Independent makes no charges for
publishing church items Of reasonable length,
when received at this office before Mondays.
We have job-printing department, however, and
would greatly appreciate be given the opportunity
to print some Of the tckets, programs, placards,
dodgers, and similar work. which local churches
frequently having done At least we feel this paper
should be given opportunity make bid for such
jobs of printing.
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JOLLY sixrErN cLrB

hc members Of the club met
NAY q. a' ih- residence OF James
Caliowa,. WITH IN, president presid-
ing Arthur Maynard was a Nlsl-
tor. and made a brief and interest
Mc iaik Plans ere discusses Tor
Ihe social which the club VIII
sponsor May IL The public Is m
It'll
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18

F. Fields hs7 Garfield, vas
.hosi 10 thc club at lis recent meet
ing Tea Was served aud bridge
nla,cl. Mr. Lewelien received The
sw.nf 10Y highes, score; Mrs.
WAc,l,r second; Mrs Hollis
Mri.
the club also gave a keno party
Na, II. al J63 Forest avenue.
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stop to his NIGHTMNRES.
v. VI. I want 10 know II ] have
made u mistake In my marringe!

made u mistake In my marrhige!
Ans You didn't make a mistak,
in your marriage. but you die
make mistake by net quitting
work after vou married Your
husband is Young and doesn't know
how to take on the responsibility
Of wife. II YOU want to make a
man out Of him. and make him 20
10 work. advise YOU TO give up
your lob and let him support you.
II. Y. I have been coughing a
lot lately and would like Tor you
tell me ii II i natural or II IL Is
what I have In mind
Ans Don't worry yourself TO
death thinking you have T. B. for
that doesn't appear To be your
trouble. Your tonsils seem to be in
bad shape anl are pulling down
your health--I advise YOU to have
them taken ont Youll feel like u
different person after you have
them removed.
!. X. T.. Does the man from out
oi town that come 10 see me mean
me any good!
Ans This man from out OF town
Is just trying to see how long he
can fool you. and he appears TO be
the guilty party in connection with
the letter you received last week.
III you don't want him 10 make a
fool OF you. advise you not to
carry your friendship with his any
further. or either just don't take
seriously that he tells
you.
=. tt have something In mind
10 do and l would like your advice
about the matter.
Ans: What you have in mind TO /,
10 would only make things worse
between you and your sweetheart
This is very personal question.
believe you would be more sat-
sfied with private reply. See
tote attached to this column.
]. Nc l.. Why haven't received
card as my mother did!
Ans The contest YOU and your
nn,her entered is one thai requir-
10 nc iniclliecacc Of a grown per-
SON. and ana afraid ihal you hav-
ui much caanen to WIN i.H rrfe
a didn't receive d card ~ your
noAar lid us thore arv lci ~
/ aple Chat are ahead ol YOU
vm.r mother san has u chance AZ
FIRST PRIZE
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2I46 St. Anvorne street. Corner Columbia = Cnnorn
SUNDAY alternoon at 5 D. m.

Attorney William r. Patrick
who represented John Adams OF
Detroit IN an eNtradition case
spoke at Womack Temple G. NJ.
4. Church, Sunday afternoon. Mrs.
Alma Frasicr was the sponsor.
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There were Many others
watching, listening lie knew IT.
he had felt Il all the time.
by virtue Of some mutual under.
standing. kenrncy and the Scotland
Yard man paced nlong 10 The neigh
boring streei IN unbrnkcn silence
l'ni. the corner turned:
"ih"se ofe'is :" kearnry began
u lNirw ynu had spotted some
thing there
II had Ynu'vc got your case
clearly enough II they don't dispose
of them before ionorr"w. Those
oirils belonged 20 Lady Dakenham.
who WIS hsi ai son ten months
az" How IN The nlnr of all that's
wonderfnl ia .In lnus srt hold Of
tlcm2"
I'm" SAID he Sroiland Yard
man aud his foic brlol;rnrh ,lisap
poinincut There's NO case In
that. sir | suppose they must have
been washed ashore Where did
the accident happenf"
"ln the Red sen or the Persian
gulfl"
Detective Sergeant Norwich
laughed.
"Outside our beatl" he said
Then you mean shcre's nothing
you can act upon?"
I'm afraid there isn't" Norwich
confessed. Everything In the place
Is of number one quality. But there
wns nothing that definitely recog-
nized. In fact. n You ask | we
were spotted"
"Do you think SOP"
I'm positive !"
Yes" Kenrney murmured. I'm
afraid we have wasted our time.
Somewhat annoying In view Of the
fact--unlcss we can get hold OF a
wandering taxi-thnt have long.
foggy journey ahead"
Norwich lnughed again. Hard
luck. sir" he said There's coy
fire. nm armchair. and pair OF slip
pers waiting for me M Sfockwell.
Bnf my orders IRE 10 report back
To I.emnn street"
THAT being the case" said Kcar.
ney checrfulliy. as they groped out
onto Commercial Road East, 1--WE
part company shall head toward
the station I'm calling Halg as
soon ms ! gel hack Z"
Kcarney peercd through swlrling
mist along lrrhaps The nnlovcllest
thoronghfnre IN All London Not n
figure moved rs rar as his sight
could pierce ihe fog. Ne glnnced
back Norwich had disappeared.
lie had gone Ten or nfteen paces
when Snddcnl, he pulled up again.
sound had reached him--a
short muf'led scream StockstllI
he stood and listened
Dim distant Rnlses reached him.
the rumble of remote lorrles: that
murrd hoonine which Is the life
hlod "f thr port n6 London pump.
IN. through It's many arteries: fog
signals lie could detect no foot.
Step. nr nihef mund
u was cl"sr uIm, midnight. He
pulled M ngaln as he saw two
things ~ interest: one. definite, the
"fler. l'erhnIs chimerIcal. Either
nni'leasan' memnries nf the estab-
iishment NJ io Lung still haunted
HIN. ~ he had seen curiously
snail. active figure dart into the
shadow ~ u doorway not twenty
pncps hehInd'
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Reporters OF Church Activities
Please Get Their Copy in by Mon
day Morning
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|. :. Why i il that ann not
successful In the work ! do.

Ans rhe main reason you cant
have any success with SEWING is
because YOU are just not talented
fer H. Why don't yol take up some
Mind of commercial work You'd
enjoy it lot more, and surely YOU
could make much larger income
'han you have now
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18

CHAPTER Matt kearney,
young American living In London,
says goodby 10 his sister Eileen.
on board the steamer Wallaroo
bound for Colombo. The Wallaroo
is conveying 100000 lbs. in gold
to Australia. Eileen has PRESENT.
ment of coming evil. which affects
her brother. On his way home
Kearney meets an old friend. In
spcct0r Dawson Haig. of Scotland
Yark who Is very much in love with
Eileen. Haig is on the trail OF
opium. which he is convinced is
concealed in 10 Lungs warehouse.
Called TO other duty. Haig dele
gates Gearney. with Detective Nor
wich to visit the place and find
out what he can.
CHAPTER II.-They find the
place veritable treasure house,
and kearney recognizes jewels
stolen from his aunt. while in the
warehouse he picks up a notebook.
Soon after leaving Kearney Nor
wich is murdered. Haig is puzzled
over cryptic notes in the book, re-
ferring TO stops to be made by the
Wallaroo.
CHAPTER III.--Yu-an Hee See.
highborn Chinaman whom Haig
has long been seeking as the lead
er Of band OF international
thieves, is at 10 Lungs. Discover
ing the loss of his notebook. he
sends two OF his followers after
Norwich and Kearney, one OF
whom he realizes must have pick
ed 1t up. Norwich's murder follows.
but Kearney Is not overtaken.
While Haig is poring over the book
alone in Kearney's rooms. mon
strous creature enters. seizes II.
and escapes.
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q. n. viii The woman ] am
Planning TO marry ever do like
want her 10 do!
Ans The woman You are plan
nne TO marry still likes 10 have a
good time ana am afraid she will
uey quit dancing entirely. | don't
hcli,c /, would be good idea for
YOU to marry her until she settles
Down more She still likes to go to
dances and parties and in order to
have successful marriage you had
better reform her BEFORE YOU
MARRY.