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Washington Journal., 1935-06-28
@Ga@er ais aonssrtianees.

Ser Sisger an Der Rabba9 un5
BEL Materlpo batte aud fir anbere Sc
ne als fir SrompetengeI9mette unb
Ranonenbpnner @inn un0 Werftdnoz
mis-; er foor fogar elm leibenIdaftIis
der @erebrsr Der Muitt unb DOr3ugs>
tpeiIe MDsarts, beFen n3auberfsDte"
er iiber iebes onbere mufitalifhs
Wert Itslte. Nber ou9 bic RiinftIer
nnb RiinftIerinnen ebrte er. @ie gos
taIani 3. 9. battle fi9 troy ibrer Nb=
ftammung Der beIonberen 8erebruns
bes piirbigen 9eIben gu erfreusn,
unb 1ie, an beren Sriumpbtpagen
felbF gefrGnte 9dupter sefefelt ipas
rem. Sog ben alten, berben nMlarf9nn
0Orpdrts" fOgor Dem f90nen uno
liebensniirbigen Rai1er BON RuBIonb
bor. Sci elmer muiitalif9en Nbenbs
Undertaking. in Na@en, Der ale 80
benz RonereHe ontpefenben @roBen
beinobnten, fang bic gotaIant untsE
anberem aud papagenos nRlinge,
9lDdden. tlinse", unO 8lii9sr gs,
riet Dariiber 70 febr in gntbuross
mus, bob er bic @Gneerin authorizes
te, nod etpas aus Der pasageno<
partie gum 8eften gu geber. Die
gatalani ober muBte sefteben, baB fe
auBerbem ni6ts aus bieierportie Ttus
bert hattie. 0a an~ttpprtete BIiimez:
nNun, i'd lam es Sbnen lebren, i9
femme oIes aus Der 3auberfiEle."
rMie." rief Ser &aifer MIeranbef
iiberrof9t aus, n9li9er tonn aud
fingen2 0a muB er ettpos bortra<
gen." Der Morf9an @ortpGrts Iieb
fi8 bas ni9t 5peimaI iasen; ct fteIte
ii9 Dor unb lang nit elmer reuben,
poIternben Gtimme fppie nntiirllU
entfeBli9 folf9 paposenos 2ieb:
Scr @oselfGnger bin i9 ia!
Ser ginbruG, ben bieIer @efana
auf bic Irei groBen MOnor9en mou,r
te. beasidnete auslsi@ treffenb ibren
gbarafter: Muf benz @eii9te hes
Roiiers Jrdna Seigte f1 Hibrurs,
Der ernfte R6nig Griebri9 @tl1eIm
III. lGdelte bor fi9 bin, Der lebens=
frobe Rai5er Mleranber ober la9te
ben ouf unb gab bas .3ei9en gu tis
mem bonnernben Mpplaus. Muf oGs
gemeinen Munf9 trug bnnn Bliidcr
au9 nod bic Mriette: Sin MGbden
pber Weib9en niinf9t popoeenO
fi4", unb bas SrintIieb aus Mo3orsg
.Gntfiibrune aus benz @eroiI": .Bis
bat, 8ae9ns, @ac9us Iebe!" Dor.
No@ benz Iebten 2isbe erbob fid sip
FOLDER 8eifansffurm. boB bic gns
talani f9eraenb duBerte: .Mit BEN
alten 8lii9er Tam i@'s ni1t cuff
nebmen. er bot mid ri9tis sei4so<
gen, ct tpurbe mebr applaubiert aIs
ih!"
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28
etn a~mfprm9spOusr atmOr.
Bon Der @oftTpielfabrt bes

Bon Der @aF1pielfabrt bes Be-
riibmten itaIienif9en Seniors gaffas
reli, Der i'm Sabre 1853 BON Qub~
mig XIV. nod paris geIoOen tpurps,
beri9tet elm italienif9es 8lott oitf
@runb neu aufgefunbener 3eitgenOE<
iI9er 9ofumente intereTonte @insel-
betten. Ser btriibmte Sanger mar
nod poris gerufen tporben, UNI bic
RrOnprinaeffn gu unterbolten. Der
R0nig iiber19iittete ben SGn9er nit
@unftbeaeusungen, CAB ibm tGgIi6
rs Sranten, iteIte inn cine Gquipage
NIT apei pferben our Werfiisuns, Ell
ne Safel BON fieben Dber o9t Sc
beden, unb ouber benz freien 2ogis
nod 5pei 0iener CUR perf0nliden Be-
bienung. M6er pie tOnisli9 2ubpi9
XIV. auh bic Dienfte bes @GnserS
lo6nte, gaffareli mar nte aufrieben,
peber nit benz @eIoe, nod nit ben
@eI9enfen, nod nit ben Wergiinltis
gunsen. Mls ibm zines Snges Der
R0nis cine goIbene SabatbOfe f9id=
te, fdbrt guffarsli ben lleberbrinser
berd9tli9 an: vMas, bieIes .3sug
f9idt mir Der R6nig bon Grant>
rei99 @e6en Sic ber, bier babe i9
breiBis folder 9inge, unb bas Helm
ite BON linen lit mebr inert als has
bes &0nigs. Menn tpenigitens bes
R0niss nod auf Der Dofe nGre!~
nWiein 9err", erfpibert betreten Der
9Dfling, der R0nig BON 5rantreib
i4entt nur ben 8Otf9aftern fein
Bib" GmpDrt fGbrt Der Senor
auf: nyfur ben 8otT9oftern2 S90n,
bonn fon er aud bic 8otf9nfter irn>
gen lafen!" Die gpifObe ipurbe
benz ROnig eraGblt, Der ber5li9 barr
iiber lo4te unb bergniigt Der Rron=
prin5efiin bic @eI9i9te er3Gblte. sic
ober lieB ii9 ben ebrsei5issn uno
unaufriebenen @irtuDien bas sc.
ianges tOmmen. empfing i'm febr Iie=
benspiirbig unb obne ieben @orpurf,
f8entte ibm einen prG9tigen Diaz
monten unb CAB inn bo3u einen
paB. CT 1T bonn 2Dnig ielbf uns
terf@rieben", faste iie, hos 1T fir
Sic cine groBe Gbre, aber sic milf
fen f9 ibn balb aunuBe MAIDEN,
benn Der paB gilt nur aebn 9ose."
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28

Wtit @ritduren ertanntea tUir biz
Stimme bes 0eutI9en.
r@on biefer Rants fDnnen bic Ser
rem berunterfpringen, bod bic 9amen
miFen sic fHpn beruntertrdgen,
briilte er peiter.
Der G~nalGnber tat einen Sprung
in ben glebeI ~. nieber elm Rnattern
un0 Stolen Der Steine, unb balb tons
ten gu uns obseriFens WOrts eines
@eIprGdss Der 5eioen bsrauf. Ma=
mG6lt9 famen mir uu9 berunter, bic
9amen mad 6eTtigem StrGnben ssgen
bic 3umutunS bes Gi6tragenloFens.
Ro9 einige Mussnblide, unb mir
rutf9ten an meinem 5reunoe unb
Dem miBlangtnen Gel6ftm0rbsr bors
BEL. Run sings i'm giIteinpO ben ftsiz
len Mbbang binab. Sc tieFer mir
tamen, Inn 70 bur9Ii9tiser ipurbe Der
NebeI; enbli1 fam aud bas Sal gum
0orIAein unb einise @~ennbiitten.
Nls mir Oonn cine WiertsItunfe
fpGter ale duf Der Mlm 5ufummenz
famen, faBte Der Gnsldnber ben Oeut<
f9en BEL Der 9anb unO fdste gu ben
Ddmen:
.MiKsn sic aud, meme 0amen.
boB bieier Monn ba Dor taum elmer
Stunbe fid bus 2eben nebmen
poIIte2"
Ser uGelbftm0rber" frat bef6dmt
our @eite, bic JranaOiinnen aber lad
ten ben auF iiber ben GrnI, nit Dem
Der @nglGn6er Tpra9. Mu9 mein
5reunb belt bas fir einen slGnaenben
NiB. Do9 aIs mir ben gdn3en San
genuu erSG6lten, brad cine Der Dumsn
in S9lu95en aus, unb bic dnbere
betdm einen reeeIre9ten Meintrampf.
Sn Der Sat aber perbantten mir
unfer 2sben benz Wabniinn bes 9euts
f9en. Der HanO bling nGmli9 tpirts
li9 iiber etnem Mbgrnnb, unb nur BON
iener ein3igen @teGIe aus. mo Der
Oeutf9e binubfprang, tonnte man
bas Sal erret9en, obne cine ii9eren
Sob gu ristieren. DIS er Ii9 mad
BORN itiirate, itieB er auf tin @er0ue,
unb um leinsn AuaIen Elm ra19es
@nbe gu MAIDEN, rannte Ct blinblings
Dor fi9 bin. @9on mad Elm puar
Wlinuten mar er benz Nebel entriidt
unb fub eineu fi9eren Meg. Nls ct
fid nun erbplte, ertletterte er nit
Maiibe bic 9Obe, bon Der er uns bunn
binunterfiibrte.
Oas fOnberbure an benz San 1T
aber, baB Der 9eut59e bur9 biefes
@reignis feline @9HinbelonfGae total
los tpurbe. Gr ipurbe fogar Mits
elieb zines MIpenbereins, unb beute
begegne i9 ieinem Namen auf Der
2iite Der 9o9tourifen, bic bic bD9=
item gipfeI beftetgen. Similia simiz
libus. -.
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28
GrSebnihe Ser TrObcnius =Gspe-
Oitipn.

9ie greebniiie Ser Expedition IN.
ter 9eitung oes befonnten Gorlhpra
Jrobenius f0nnen Idon iest ols All.
BerOroentlid aufrieoenIteGeno be3ei1.
net peroen. Man lit auf o~nn1bernO
bunoert Jog. @eiiAtsfteine aus Dor.
gei6iGtli6er 8eit eeItoBen, uon De.
men bisber MIR orei Stiid betannt
wnreu. AuBerOem lit BON ben ge.
trennt in Oer 2Dbii9en @iiIte arbei.
tenOen @ruppen, mie in Der 6ront.
%furter @odeni9rift nDie nmidau~
miteeteilt miro, cine groBe an50bI
bon Gelsbiloern entoedt moroen.
an6 Steimuert3euee, mie man iie
bisbpr nod niht gefunoen Bat, lino
unter ben grgebniiien Der gInsern.
bungen. Die erite Senoung Oerarti.
ger @erf5eage, bon 9botomoterinI
un0 8eidnungen lit in3miiHen i'm
Gronffurter Snititnt eineetroifen,
no iest NIT Der Sihtung nno Nus
wertung ~beeonnen miro. Die Niid.
febr Der Expedition lit fir Den SCRIPT
Oieies Sabres borgeipben.
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28
9as Gmse Ses aasems.

Cine ergDBli9e Mnetbote pirb bon
Der R0nigin Sfabella bon Spanien
,er36bIt. Die 6errI9er @paniens
0u3ten nDbl am I6ngften TIRE Inter
tanen obne Musnabme, Iomobl ben
semeinen Mann pie ben b09ften Obj
Iigen. Mu9 bic R0nigin Isabella III.
rebete nod iebermann nit Du an,
unb tpenn es Der iebt resierenbe R5s
mig bon Spanien beute niht mebr
tut, 70 tit bos auf cine 4egebenbeit
Suridaufiibren, bic ii9 in Wisn aiis
getrosen bat. SIN Sabre 1873 mar
Der Di4ter Morcps 3apata bon Der
fpanif9en Reaierung als MitgIitb
nod Mien sei9idt ipOrben, mo bas
mails cine MeltausRellung i'm @ange
NOR. Mls 3apata ii9 einmal in Der
fpaniI9en RunftausfeIung bef1n6.
trat Die R0nisin Sfobella II. in Be-
gleitung zines groBen @efoIges in
ben GaaI. Die R0nigin bate ben
ppltstiimli9en MGan ;bres Sanbes
fOsIei9 ertonnt. unb tpenbete Ii9,
pabrf9einli9 I'm ibm einen 8etpers
ibrer 9uIb gu geben. gu ibm. unt
frogte i'm: ~Nun. 3apata. tpie sebfs
Dir2~ Der Dihter lG9elte Iiebens<
piirbig unb ontportete: .@ut. Jiaz
bella - unb Dir2" Die RDniqin
bra9 in Elm Ioutes @sld9tsr aus,
bas @efolse lnate ebenfoIls, ober her
fponiihe 9Of bat feitber borouF bers
ai4tet. bic llntertanen au bnaen.
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28

tu9 ni9t bereingslaTsn, dbes e IN
mad Mra9on gefabren. UNI Mufttrns
brut gu taufen. Sd babe bsrgu9t,
ous God gu Der1topfm, ooS Oiefes
fiir1terli9e 9ufeI in mein 9(bflMB
robr gsbohrt bate, ni9t nm irgsnO-
cine 6dngelampe onouma9en, abey
um mir meme perIenmu1Heln su
mauFen, oie mein @ermOgen finn.
Dos mar es. Sd min germ glduben.
Dab sic bas nt9t niHen. Mo9t Fl
Oos mod einmaI, febs i9 0as gauge
@iertel unter MdHsr." @r fubr
fort:
mga9 meinem Rontraft babe i'd
oas Ae9t, mir cine 9aoetponne Al
1alten, beren GrDBe ni9t porges
T6rieben it,. !.
Sd nebme fsbr germ @eebG6er, sic
mir Elm Nr5t Ods gauge Sabr iibsr
teroronet. \. uno i9 fiible mid febr
nobI babel, neil i9 meme pinguine
uno meme 3obbe un0 meinen Neger
6idorn babe, Die mir @eIenf9aft leiz
ten. unO ibre @efsuf9oft eenigt
mir unO anOere min i9 ni9f- Dos
1T bod mein 9utes ae6t. nidt
pubr2 Sd be3abIe meine Miete!
Sect uber IaHen sic mid arbeiten!"
rMrbsiten2" ftotterts bertpirrt Ser
Wd9tmeiiter.
rSaI SD made bier uebungen,
0umit i9 sinmdl ourd Sen Mermelz
&anal Iapimmen fann!"
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28
Der bef@ranstt Ra6sms.

Na4 Der Sdlo9t bon R~0nigardb
Durben einise fdnfii@e unb Dfferrels
4if4e Sruppenteile BON Der aIge=
meinen Riid5ussIinie ~abgeorGngt unb
mubten in @ilmGrfden Ri1tung
preBharg auriidgeben. Die Slim
mung mar nod Der Nieberlage unb
ben Strapopen re9t flau. I'm Ie
gu beben, rief Elm Souptmann le1s
ner Rompagnie beim Mnblid Der
DOMAIN gu: ~@inberfd. Bis @onitun=
binopel IOf'n mr. nod NIT, ober aus
Giroba LAB mr. uns MID rausbrdu.
seIn!"
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28
&ObimiOn anf SraMt'
i6am.

gs flingt pie elm MGrden, 6oB
es i'm Atlontiihen O5eon efEe BON
guropaern befpobnte Smell giot, Die
obne geregelte 8ermaItung lit. Sbre
8etDobner fino No9fommen bon
G6iffbriidigen uto GolOoten, Die
no9 3uriid5iebung Der @arnilon
bon ct. Selenn freipinie auF Fri.
Itan 0o gurbn 5uriidgeblieben pa-
rem. So man ibnen @einnobeit,
QangIebigfeit unS 8ufrieoenbeit
no9iaet, 10 1T es nidt unintereflont,
BON benz Observation-Disclosures
9onnlO SLAB, Dem eriten 8emobner
bon Sriiton Oo Gunba, Der es un-
ternommen bat, cine rihtige @elt.
reiie on3utreten, einiges iber bic
M1r9eninIel 3u erfabren.
@r lit nod england g%efommen,
I'm - mie er iagt - Big Sen, Die
@lode i'm 9urm oes Barloments.
eebauOes in 2on0on auh einmal
nit eigenen Mugen al ieben, Oeren
&lang er iii ieiner Observation-Disclosures
belt i'm &unOfunf 10 oft sebort bat.
Ser @%unOfunt Oerbiuoet Ole einbun.
oertunOiiebenunOief)aig 8etpobner
Der Sniel nit Der peiten @elt;
olerOings ion lid ouf Dem gan5en
gilanO niemano befinoen, Der i'm
Stan0e lit, einen ioIhen appnrot
5u reparieren. &~ortoffet-, SbIt-
un0 @emiiIebou ernGbren Die fleine
@emeinOe Ser ein5igen Mniieolung
ouf Ser &odfl69e Der Sniel.
Niemon0 neiB ettDos ben Gtreit
uno l1nfrieoen, es gibt feinen @i1s
ter unO fein @eies. Mon Bat feline
@erftage uno Ieinen Sonntag, an
Dem man in Sic Stride gebt. gs 1T
Itreng perp0nt, aud nur einen ELL.
8igen &irdenbeiud gu beriGumem
D9as lit pieuei1t Der ein3ige Son.
bel Dem es dutDeilen cine feline StO-
rung unieres 8uIammenlebens gibt,
tuenn iennn0 nidt our Stride geben
min. Sanoelt es ii1 nm einen gr.
Dadienen, 70 brinet i'm nber bnI0
unfer Miiiionar mie0ey auf ben
re9ten @eg, u1o bdaOelt Is iid Inn
elm 9ino, 10 gibt es nod einfadere
MitteI.~
Cine Sanobepeeung l6Bt erfens
men, tuie 0os einfa9e MitteI beiAaf.
fen lit. 9onaIo Slab bertpnbrt ii@
iibrigens 0agegen, onB man ans
nimmt, man lebe ouf Der SnIeI
etrpos oltmo0iiG. . nein, Die tpe.
nieen Srauen idneioern tire &lei.
Der nod ben 8il0ern in ben engli-
i9en 3eitlngen, Die ibnen reeeI.
m6Big 5ugeben, un0 aud Die 9erren
iin0 beitrebt. iih mad neueftff MoOe
5u flei0en. GabrrGoer utl6 Bfer0e
iinO ben Snielbepobnern aner0iSgs
MIR aus 8ilOern befnnnt. Man
bertreibt ii6 ole 6reioeit mir 5port.
uno Die pettergebr1unten iungen
guriden piirOen iid iiaerlid nit
ieoer feitldnOiiden eff meiien fon-
men.
go be8iebt ii6 oas Sapptinter-
eiie Oes iurgen Monnes aud ouf
Die @eeeenung nit G~portgr0Ben,
Die bort nift minoer boageahtet
wer6eu. gritaunIid 1T, Dab i'm auf
ieiner @eItreiie bic Begegnung nit
ben eroBen te6niiden @unOern Oes
SabrbunOerts ni9t einmoI 10 iebr
eribiitterte. ct nimmt Iie nit
Oemfelben @Ieihmnt bin ME bic
fleinen Sortiaritte i'm 2eben Der
Seimot. Ser ein5ige Summer Der
@euObner bon Eriltan 0n Gunbd lit
Der Mongel an Srnuen. uno 10 lit
es Der SauptpunI9 bon DonnIO
Slab. ouf ieiner @eiie Elm Maoden
gu finOen, 0as iih niht ideut, nit
inn in Die gininmfeit Der fIeinen
SSnSeI heimautehren.
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28

Seuf5er. Gbeleute faBen
b%eiiammen. Die 6rau las elm se.
Iebrtes Bud. rDu, Soul, iagte
tie oann, utuenn ale 2eile Oes GOr-
pers iid in lieben Snbren bSnig err
neiern bin id iest nid)t mebr Oie
Grau, Die On Dor Iieben Sabren &c.
beirotet bait"
Der @ann ieufst: n9ns babe ib
idon Dor iedseinbaIb Subren be-
merit"
Nogales international., 1935-11-16

Ranllin's voice showed his dis
appointment THE door isn't
latched," he announced. Il was
afraid of that. Somebody in these
offices has fastened the catch, which
means that the whole world could
have entered from the outside"
1t was coincident with this start
ling discovery of the unlatched door
that the telephone operator ap-
peared at the door from the library
to announce DR.. Sackett. The black
.goateed coroner's physician en-
tered behind her He was followed
by a photographer from Headquar
ters, and then by Johnson, the fin
gerprint expert. AS soon as intro
ductions had been made, DR.. Sack
ett, assisted by Dr. Clark, began his
examination of the body. While
Johnson was producing an insuff1a-
tor and a magnifying glass from his
kit for the detection of prints, Ran
kin cautioned him:
PAY particular attention to the
knobs of both doors and to the
windows"
The expert acquiesced with a
grunt.
"While they're busy in here, we'd
best continue the investigation in
the library" Rankin suggested.
"It's too crowded"
Accompanied by the two men, he
carried Mrs. Keith's pocketbook
with him into the next room. II
had been on the desk before her, a
fine pctit-point bag.
In the library, Rankin went to the
door into the main Office. and beck
oned jerks.
Here is your first job, jerks"
he said. Il want you to quiz the
entire force in there and learn what
you can of their actions. I'm es-
pecially interested i'll finding out
who came in here today-anyone
at all, whether employees or clients
and when they did So"
Mr.. Dawson shook his head. eff
it's your object to learn who
opened that door to fifteen-o-fve, ;"
he observed, Il fear that won't help
Nogales international., 1935-11-16

you much. You really have no idea
when it was unlocked; it might
have been done some other dav, bv
any of a dozen callers, who recently
used the library"
Except, Mr.. Dawson" the de
tective countered, that the criminal
couldn't have foreseen until today
possibly not until Mrs Keith ar
rived-that she would be in there,
waiting alone. Do you recall the
las time you noticed the latch on"
Il haven't had occasion to try it
for weeks; in fact, l haven't been
using the office at all for longer
than that Pm only certain it
wasn't opened by my key"
Rankin shrugged and spread his
arms in brief, comprehensive
gesture.
He continued his instructions to
Jeai;s. "See if any of the staff re-
mcwDers finding the door locked
more recently than Mr. Dawson
does"
20. K, Tommy" jerks prom
ised Anything e1se?"
Nogales international., 1935-11-16
RESEARCH FINDS WAY
TO KEEP PARASITES
OUT OF FARM PROFITS

"Feeding worms and other para
sites is almost as big an industry
today as feeding livestock and poul-
try" says e. B. Powell, manager of
the Purina Research Farm at Gray
Summit, Mo. But it's a mighty
Improbable business for the man
who does the feeding Every year
fortune is literally eaten up by in
testinal worms. lice, mites, flies,
and similar parasites. These are
the things which cause immense
loss of life, slow growth, unthrifty
gains. and low production in flOcks
and herds. This is a needless
waste"
According to Powell, much of the
money that now goes to parasites
can easily be turned into clear
profits for the farmers of this coun-
try. It Is for this reason that years
of research have heen devoted by
the Purina Laboratories to work
out farm sanitation program that
will put halt to the annual raid of
parasites. The outcome has been
the development of line of santa.
tion products available at any store
where Checkerboard feeds are sold.
Through tn m every American
farmer has the means of preventing
costly livestock and poultry dis
eases. This research and its result
ant development Of disease preven-
tive products give added support to
the old adage, "an ounce of preven-
tion is worth a pound of cure"
Nogales international., 1935-11-16
Fourth Instalment

SYNOPSIS Six persons are in an
inner Office of the law firm of Dawson,
Mcguire and Locke at Philadelphia. A
master hearing in the divorce case OF
Rowland VS.. Rowland is under way. MIS-
Rowland, represented by her lawyer
brother, Mr.. willard; Mr.. Rowland, the
defendant, and his attorney, Mr.. Trum-
bull; the court clerk and Mr. Dawson, the
master, are the six persons. There is
new development in the case. After failing
to defend himself against the charge of
adultery in earlier hearings, Mr.. Rowland
digs up evidence and asks the courts per-
mission to produce witnesses and resist
the suit Judge Dawson overrules the
heated objections of Mr.. Willard. and
orders the witness brought in. Rowland's
lawyer goes to get the witness but finds
her rdead-chloroformed She is Mrs. Bar
bara Keith, wife of prominent Ph1la-
delphia business man. Judge Dawson
phoned for the police. Detective Tommy
Rankin is assigned to the case. He is now
questioning all of the parties involved IN
the case. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY.
Nogales international., 1935-11-16

checkbook which Rankin put asid,
for future scrutiny. Beneath wha
appeared another handkerchief, h
found small bottle of clear, color
lless liquid.
Even before he uneori<ed Il, a
reeking pungent odor revealed its
contents to be chloroform. The
cloth was actually a thick cotton
pad, still damp from its saturation
with the drug. The bottle, large
enough for 4 ounces, was half
empty. 1t lacked a label and the
distinguishing marks of any drug
gist.
Mr.. Sinpkins made the first sur-
prised comment.
why, that must be the . stuff
the criminal smothered her with,
Mr.. Rankin!" he exclaimed ex-
citedly. why do you suppose he
hid it in her purse? Surely that's
a dangerous thing to do"
The detective shrugged. why
not3 He couldn't carry it around
and this is as safe way to get rid
of it as any,"
Pocketing the checkbook, he re-
turned the other articles casually to
the handbag and addressed Mr..
Dawson.
Il think I'm ready now to in
quire what the others, besides your
force, can tell me of the tragedy"
he announced. "I'll question your
partners first"
Neither of them is here. Mr..
Rankin" the lawyer informed him.
Mr.. Locke is in New York on an
important case-gone since Mon
day: Mr.. MacQuire is playing in a
golf tournament this afternoon"
Then I'll question the immedi-
ate parties to the hearing, and their
lawyers. One at time; if you'll
be good enough to have Mr.. Trum-
bull come in, I'll start with him. "
When summoned, Allen Row
lands attorney entered the library
from Mr. Dawson's Office. Although
still under thirty-hve, he looked at
least five years older.
After Mr.. Dawson introduced
him, the detective began without
further preliminaries.
"Perhaps |. can best make pro-
gress with this case, Mr.. Trumbull''
he motioned him to a chair-"by
clearing up what happened here this
afternoon before the meeting. But
first | need information about Mrs.
Keith. You stated at the hearing,
believe, that she is connected with
a leading family in the city?"
so she is, Mr.. Rankin" Mr..
Irumbull returned. Mrs. Barbara
Keith is the wife of Mortimer Keith
and lives in Chestnut Hill at the
Aldwich Apartments
Obviously impressed, the detec-
tive raised his eyebrows and vented
low whistle
Mortimer Keith" he repeated
the silk manufactured"
Once more, ne could plead an off
hand familiarity With name in
volved in the tragedy. Few indeed
in Philadelphia, had not heard IF
the Keith family, distinguished his
torically and politically since the
American Revolution. Mortimer
Keith was the last of his line.
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I w. E. Carroon, Mrs. Fred Hannah,
Mrs. Louis Hudgin, Mrs. Ben Jones,
Mrs. w. A. O'Connor, and the host
eSS.
E$*&&*k**$**k
Mrs. G. E. Hardy will entertain
the Crawford Street Bridge Club
next Wednesday at her home on
Sonoita Avenue.
Mrs. NJ L. Carney and Mrs. Won
Schoeler motored to Tucson We'd
neSday.
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LITERARY SECTION
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The Literary Section of the No
gales Womans Club met Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. H.
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bV~MILTON pROpPER."

Rankin drew out his watch and
nodded toward the library window
and the towering structure visible
across the street.
That's another thing we mustn't
overlook" he said; "the chance that
some employee in those offices OBJ
served some suspicious acts over
here. See to it the people on this
side of the building are questioned
early in the morning"
AS soon as jerks departed tC
carry out his orders, he opened
Mrs. Keith's pocketbook. Mr.. Daw
son and the court clerk watched
him as he placed on the library tabl
a gold vanity case with the chase
initials B. w. K, lipstick, a ke,
ring of five keys, handkerchief an
a nail file. Another compartmer
held tickets to a charity ball and
Nogales international., 1935-11-16

checkbook which Rankin put aside
for future scrutiny. Beneath what
appeared another handkerchief, he
found a small bottle of clear, color
less LIQUID.
Nogales international., 1935-11-16
Reactions of Plants
-NS392l 89HoI

The reactions of plants are sim,
liar in many ways to those of ami
mails, writes G. HI. Ouimet, Chestnut
Hill, Mass, in Golfers Weekly.
Plants are benumbed by cold, stupe-
fed by chlOroform, intoxicated by
alcohol, excited by electrical stim-
ulus, hurt by external blows and
killed by poison. A vase of carna-
tiOns, placed near a dance orchestra,
will, after several hours, be found
leaning away from it.
Nogales international., 1935-11-16
Dog and Cat Luck

If strange dog or cat comes to
you and makes it's home with you
it will bring you good luck, and a
black cat brings the owner good
luck.
Nogales international., 1935-11-16
Consumers Surplus

Consumers surplus in economics
refers to the amount that a pur-
chaser would pay for commodity
over the prices he Goes pay, rather
than do without it.
Nogales international., 1935-11-16
SEWING CLUB

The sewing club was entertained
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. H. l.. Stiles on American Ave
nue..
Those present were Mesdames
George Peterson, Annie Regan, F.
U. Allen, c. G. Elliott, w. N. Puck
ett, N. B. Mercer and the hostess
&*#h**&###%*#
CONTRACT BRIDGE CLUB
&k&R&&E
The Wednesday Contract Bridge
Club met at the home Of Mrs. Ben
White on Noon Street.
Those present were Mrs. Roy
Cheshire, Mrs. Sara Renshaw, Mrs.
Nogales international., 1935-11-16

j. Karns on Grand Avenue. A very
interesting and entertaining pro-
gram was presented as follows:
A Literary Talk - Mr.. T. L. Hall.
Review Jalna Book by Mazo de
la Roche - Mrs. G. A. Little.
The life of Louis Bromfield and
some of his books - Mrs. B. White.
The Life of T. S. Stribling and a
review of "The Forge, "The Store,
and "The Unfinished Cathedral" --
Mrs. Ted Simpson.
*#M***&#**$A
Mrs. John Glissan is ill at her
home on Grand Avenue.
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