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The Washington times., 1936-08-31
POSSE PUSHES
SEARCHF0
CRATER

MESA GRANDE, Cal. Aug. 81
QN.SO Working on encourag.
ing new clues from veteran ranch
ers, detectives and newspapermen
today took to burros as they
pressed their search for Supreme
Court Justice Joseph Force Crater,
mysteriously missing from New
York for six years.
At the same time other detec.
tives were checking a report from
the coast that the long missing
jurist had committed suicide at
Aqua Caliente race track not long
after he drew a large sum Of
money out Of his bank, waved
goodbye to friends in front Of a
New York night club, and van
iShed in a taxicab.
This report was made in Los
Angeles by Hugh C. Mccartney,
private detective formerly at
tached to the race track near
Tia Juana, Mexico.
McCaffery said:
This case was closed a long
time ago. Joseph Force Crater
is dead. He shot and killed him.
self at the race track in 1880. I
found his body under some
bushes and turned it over to
Tia Juana police"
McCaffrey said nothing was
said about the matter at that time
because of the bad name it might
have given the track" He added
that after finding the body he
communicated with New York Of
ficials and established the identi-
fication.
Still convinced the solution to
the six-year mystery lies some
where in these arid desert noun
tains back of San Diego, the
searching party today pressed on
ward down the eastern slope seek,
ing the Judge.
Now entirely on their own, the
little party is being led by Capt.
w. C. Allen of the Los Angeles
missing persons bureau, who plans
to move from camp to camp seek
ing trace of the missing Judge.
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Bids and Proposals

Procurement Division. Public Buildings
Branch, Washington. D C.. Aug. 25:
1e36-Sealed proposals In duplicate will
be publicly opened IN this office at / P.
NJ, Sept Is, 1885. for furnishing and
erecting in place all metal filing equipment
in the new building of the U. S. Depart
ment of the Interior at Washington. D. Z.
Attention is directed to the special "ondi-
tons of bidding set forth in the speCltlCa-
lions and bulletin no. 81 trevlsed) of the
Federal Emergency Administration of Pub
lie Works. Upon application, one set OF
drawings and specifications will be sup
piled free to each general contractor in
terested in submitting a proposal. The
above drawings and Specifications MUST
be returned to this office. Contractors
requiring additional sets may obtain them
by purchase from this office at cost Of
SIS per set which will not be returned.
Checks offered as payment for drawings
and notifications must be made payable
to the order of the Treasurer. I. s. Draw
lngs and specifications will not be fur
nished to contractors who have consist
emily failed to submit proposals. One set
upon request, and when considered In the
interests of the Government. will be fur.
nished builders exchanges. chambers OF
commerce or other ORGANIZATIONS who Will
guarantee to make them available for any
suhContraCtOr or material firm interested,
and to quantity surveyors. but this prlvl-
leEe will be withdrawn if the sets are not
returned after they have accomplished
their purpose W. F. Reynolds. Assist ant
Director of Procurement, Public Buildings
Branch
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-Four Die, Six Hurt
In Auto Collision

LAPO TIE Ind, Aug. 81
G.N.SO.-Four persons W e e
killed and six critically injured,
in a head-on collision between two
automobiles near here yesterday.
The dead we're: Ray Reiter and
Sarahbell Beltz. of Chicago, and
o. W. Barrett and his wife, Of
Fort Wayne.
VOTE AMERICAN
Tennis fans. read Ellsworth
Vines story of the national
singles at Forest Hills on the
sports pages.
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Personal Loan Companies

LOANS 5000 OR LEss-Domestic Finance
Corp. 1905 Rhode Island Ave-. NJ
Rainier. Nd. Decatur 1874.
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Special Notices

OLD DAGUERREoTYPES, TINTYPEs.
sake pictures restored, improved. copied
llarge or smalD by EDM0NSTON STU
DO, 1888 r St. n " Specialists in fine
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ALL KINDS FURNITURE-3-burne gas
ranges; highest cash prices. MAJ. 1923.
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-VOTE AME RlCAN
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WESFI'I3 n TIMES
Business Office. 1917 n st. n. ".
Washington. d. O.

Rates delivered by Carrier IN the Dstric
Of Columbia and adjacent communities
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Bids and Proposals


COMMISSIONERS D. c.. Washington, Au-
gust 81. 1936-sealed proposals. will be
received at Room 500 District Building
until p. M, E. s T.. September 4. 1885,
etc, of Buildings D. E, F and G. Adult
Unit; under REVISED specifications. at site
county. Maryland. A more complete de.
scription Of the work and full inform alton
for bidders is given in the drawings, speci-
which may be obtained at Room 427.
District Building upon deposit OF Ger,
tilted check payable to the Collector Of
return in good condition Not more than
three complete sets of drawings and specl-
ficatIons and contract papers will be fur
proposal will be accepted unless accom-
panied by a guaranty Of not less. than 5
form Of certified check made pay able
to the Collector of Taxes. D. C., d. s
bonds. or the bond Of an approved surety
Torrance Of the work shall be in the form
of surety bond in a penal sum equal to
the estimated total contract price. A labor
estimated aggregate payroll for, any one
month is required. Public liability lnsur-
ance in the sum Of $1,000 and $40 900
this proposal is TO be performed in accord
ance with an agreement dated September
10. 1884. between the Commissioners Of
Emergency Administrator Of Public Works.
to the CONSTRUCTION regulations and labor
provisions of Bulletin No. 2 of the Fed
eral Emergency Administration of Public
Works dealing with Eon-Federal projects
revised March / 1885. The Director of
Reemployment for the District of Column
bia is c. F. Lamson $50 Indiana Ave. n.
W. The Commissioners reserve, the right
10 reject any or all proposals and to
waive informalities as they deem best for
the interest of the District of Columbia.
Final award of contract is subject to ap-
proval Of the Federal Emergency Admin
istrator Of Public Works. No bidder may
withdraw his proposal for a period Of so
Of Attention is called to the fact that
not less than the minimum wage rates pre-
sCribed BY the Federal Emergency Admin
istration Of Public Works must be paid
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The Weather

District Of Columbia-Fair to-
night and Tuesday; not much
change in temperature; moderate
winds, mostly northwest.
Maryland and virginia-Fsir
tonight and Tuesday; not much
change in temperature.
Tide Table
High tide today 6:48 a. m. and
7:13 p. m.
Low tide today 1902 a. m. and
1877 p. m.
High tide tomorrow 734 a. m.
and 800 p. m.
Low tide tomorrow 1852 a. m.
and 2:21 p. m.
The Sun and Moon
The sun rises today 5:35 a. m.
and sets at Gal p. m.
The sun rises tomorrow 5:36
a. m. and sets 6:39 p. m.
The moon rises today 556 2. m.
and sets 4:29 a. m.
The moon rises tomorrow 5:26
p. m. and sets 5:42 a. m.
Temperatures
Yesterday Today
4 a. m. .. ..79 S a. m. ..... ga
4 a. m. ..... 59Midnight IS
8 p. m. 10 Noon ........7G
Departures from Normal.
Accumulated excess of tempera,
ture since January /, 1886. 232.
Excess of temperature since
August /, 1896, 90.
Accumulated excess OF preclpi.
tation since January /. los.
Any deficiency of precipitat1ons
since August /, 1886. 0.29.
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Financial

Money to LOan-On Real Estate s.
Real Estate Mortgage Guaranty Corp.
1910 K st. N. W. NAT. 1903.
CONSTRUCTION LOANS
Money 70 Loan on First Trust
VIM. q. SAUNDERS CO.. INC.
1919 K St. n. W. Dist. 1918
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POSITIVELY HIGHEST prices paid turni-
ture rugs household goods. etc. Ii. 54SS
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Sewing Machines

NEW and Used-Renting. repairing SEWING
Machine Exch.. 2412 18th NV. col. 3245
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RATES BY MAIL
Payable in Advance

Mall Orders 70 1877 n 81. y W.
o. Telephone D1stFiet 6270
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Nancy ut again on hr own door
step.
Ronnie's voice came finally:
"Stop crying, Nancy. After all,
you were hurried into this so
quickly, you hadn't time to think.
And it was natural for you to re-
pent of your bargain. | don't
blame you. Not bit"
"But you don't hurry me into
it. l proposed to you, Ronnie.
You know I did-and there was
something else. I'm a cheat. l
didn't tell you the truth about
DANA
Ronnie stopped the car. Lets
get things straight. What are you
talking about Nancy?"
Nancy told him in a low, I'M
happy voice, but courageously
When she had finished, Ronnie
asked, "Was that the reason why
YOU wouldn't 90 through with it.
Nancy?"
"Part of the reason" Nancy
said.
Lets have all of it."
Nancy shook her head.
"Please, Man. His tone was
tender, and Nancy's reserve
broke. She cried wildly, 81 could
not marry you, Ronnie. under
false pretenses. I wasn't trying
to save your face, as you thought.
7 was marrying you because | love
you with my whole heart! | didn't
tell Dana everything the doctor
said because ] thought l would he
cause l thought l would die if she
didn't go"
And then, Nancy had found a
comforting haven in Ronnle's
arms. while Ronnie wiped the
tiers from her eyes with his hand.
| kerchief, and kissed her owe" and
over again.
az have something to confess
! too" Ronnic said. when | came
to your home for Dana tonight
was all mixed up and darn miser.
able. Some little vixen l had had
TO shake and kiss one night had
mixed things up for me. | had de-
cided she was right about what
she said. And I had discovered
something else, that / was in love
with the little vixen, though
didn't know what to do about It
You won't believe me, maybe"
ooh, Ronnic, I will believe you,
Nancy cried, because ] want tC
so much" Her arms went up ant
closed rapturously around him.
Sometime later. the Reverend
Benefits front door was treated
to another vigorous pounding: The
] minister, tired from the night!
exciting experiences, slept deeply
on. But his wrapper-clad wife
answered the bell. and under per-
suasion opened the door.
Father, it's a couple to hi
married. The same young COZ
pie"
"Constantinoplew exclaimed the
minister, excitedly, clambering out
of bed. An ejaculation termed
"Presbyterian dam" by his fam
lily.
But in a moment he was chuck
ling. These modern young people
tried your patience!
But they would make a nice
young couple. And it was golna
to be nicer still to be able to keeT
that 500 bill this time.
(To be concluded)
! For Results, use the Want Ads
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Claim Confession
In S. {. Murder

ANDERSON, S. c., Jan. a.,
CUP)-Police last night claimed
a confession from two men of the
murder of Walter A. Daniel. taxi
driver who was "taken for ride
in his own car.
Sam Powell and Gaines Cub"
Anderson, captured Sunday at
Lavonia, Ga. admitted the crime.
police said. They were being held
at an undiSclosed Jail.
Three other men, arriSted for
questioning in the case, were re-
leased Monday when officers
found no evidence against them.
The sexes aren't so different. A
dignified man is offended if you
put your hand on his knee.
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ances wouldn't make him love her,
if he loved somebody else. And
what would anything matter -
grand clothes and houses, every
thing you wanted except the moon
if you couldn't have Ronnie's
love too?
If she could only find the cour-
age to tell Ronnie what she had
done. If she had softened the
blow for him tonight would he
have married her?
TT wouldn't have made any diff
ference what | told DANA" Nancy
was arguing fiercely with herself.
Dana was only waiting for Scott
to whistle. All that was true. But
there was Ronnie's reaction to
consider. If he had known that
Dana had gone to Scott believing
he was seriously injured, wouldn't
he have gone away? And wouldn't
her own chances Of marrying him
have been lost forever"
"Well, here's a nice-sized town
that looks as though it might boast
a parson," Ronnie said. "What
shall it be? Presbyterian, Epis-
copalian, BAPTIST, Methodist. Con
gregationalist-name the church,
Nancy. and we'll find the name
at doesn't matter" Nancy said.
Her throat was aching.
"That leaves it up to me" Ron
ME spoke cheerfully. "Flrst, a
telephone book"
In an open-all-night restaurant;
possibly the only one the small
town afforded, Ronnin produced
q reverend" and they found HIM
short while later in a modest
home beside a modest httle
church.
But his denomination was to re-
main a mystery. Because cur
rent that had been set IN motion
on the lon" drive was gathering
force, sweeping such smell consld-
orations aside.
The mild-mannered minister
with the white hair rad at"d inter
est and enthusiasm.
Nancy suspected that not SC
MANY couples chose this town as 9
Grctna Green. And, undoubtedly
the clergyman had perceived tha'
marrying q young man OF Ron'
nio's tvpe. who had arrived to be
married in the kind of car thai
was seldom seen in these parts
would be more than unusually re-
munerative. =,
INV wife" the minister said
"will be ona Of the witnesses. Anc
nv brother che other"
The two witnesses" were sum
moncd. -.
"Mother." as the officiating
CLERGYMAN called his wife, was
rathetically faded little woman
who had evidently assembled her
self hastily. Judging from her ap,
pearance. She had come without
her glasses in the excitement, she
told them, and kept peering al
| Nancy and Ronnie from near
sighted eyes.
"Brother," had come provided
with an ear trumpet. And PERIOD
cally his questions must be an
swered in a vigorous shout by the
Reverent Bennett.
| 81 don't know what denomlna'
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

Dana Stanley, divorced from
her husband, DR.. Scott Stanley, is
making plans to marry rich Rom
aid Moore, Nancy, Dana's half
sister, has loved Ronnie hopeless
ly for years.
Dana had left her husband, be-
lieving he loved Paula Long.
Scott thinks Dana was tired of
being poor.
He becomes q pattner of the
towns outstanding physician, DR..
Osborne.
DR.. Osborne hears that Dana
and Ronnie arc to be married.
He telephones Scott. who is out
of the city.
Racing home to prevent the
marriage, SCOTS car crashes with
another car that had taken a turn
~ the wrong side of the road.
Scott escapes injury. He takes
the injured occupant of the other
car to the city and grimly pre-
pares to operate. He pleads with
a fellow physician to bring Dana
TO the hospital.
Dara hears of the accident and
rushes to Scott, leaving Nancy to
break the news to Ronnie. Ron
RE asks Nancy to run away and
marry him, and she agrees.
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XLVIII
EN1, .Lon,o1,.-pD Norou'c
singing thoughts ran as she and
Ronnie drove away. "But Pm
happyw
Ronnic had driven to Lakeville
where he had Strengthened out the
license business. And now, with a
marriage license Of their own,
they were off to be married in
another town.
That had been considerate Of
Ronnie, choosing u new place for
the ceremony, Nancy thought.
''How would you like to go to
Bermuda"
"Grandw Nancy said. Bermuda
was a dream place for honey
moon.
"First. though" Ronnie told
her, well go to New York, and
you can buy some clothes that
really suit you. Clothes" he hes
itated, chat weren't selected for
somebody else"
There was lump in Nancy's
throat. If she could only tell Ron
ME what a darling he was.
She could picture the clothes
Ronnie's wife would wear. Some
smartly simple, accentuatinG lines
and materials, others richly furred
Gorgeous fur wraps and coats;
diaphanous, dream-iike things that
made you feel young and gay,
And evening dresses that fitted
your body like nothing had ever
fitted it before giving the feeling
Of being very regal and fine.
what are you thinking about
Ronnie asked, as the silence
deepened. =,
"Clothes," Nancy said, honestly,
Ronnie laughed. Gold digger''
"We'll buy out the shops" Ron,
ME added. He reached over and
pressed her hand. At the touch OF
Ronnie's hand, the understanding
pressure. Nancy's happiness drop
ped from her suddenly.
Dazzling Ronnie by her appear
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Oyith OH Nh Roye -: e.: :: ::: 6:

ton he represents, but | think it
would have been better if we had
picked the other fellow" Ronnie
said, smiling. But there vas no
answering smile on Nancy's pi-
quaint, heart-shaped face. Her
dark eyes were looking out,
solemnly, upon the scene.
The minister examined the IL
cense, opened his Bible, cleared
his throat and now motioned for
the two to step forward.
Suddenly Nancy laid a trem-
bling hand on Ronnie's arm:
"Ronnie," she whispered, u
can't"
"Can't" Ronnie said in low
voice. "You mean you've backed
out?" -,
eyes. I've backed out. could
not, Ronnie. You see"
cts not necessary to go into
explanations" Ronnie said In a
queer, curt voice. He stepped
forward, speaking quietly, "We,Ve
decided not to be married, sir. 49,.
decided not to be married.!
The mild-mannered minister was
all at once not so mild. His voice
had an indignant ring. young
man, is this a ioke?"
"No, it isn't joke. We're Just
not
The minister interrupted, Get
ting me out of bed, and everybody
else out of bed. And then you de-
eide not to marry!'
"What's that?" asked the man
with the ear trumpet, and the Rev.
Bennett shouted hack violently
"THEY'VE DECIDED NOT TO
MARRYw
"Gracious,' said the faded little
wife, spiritedIy, ''you young ones
do beat all these days. Marriage
is an institution. It's something
sacred. Not to be made light OF
and Haunted in any such fash
ionw
dts not his fault, it's nine,
Nancy said TREMENDOUSLY. "Pleas'
don't blame himw
'In my day if a handsome
young man"
j Ronnie broke in abruptly
"please allow the young lady tht
privilege of changing her mind.
He stepped forward and HANDED
a bill to the clergyman, who star
, ed at its denomination in shocked
surprise. His hand fingered on j
a moment. and then he shook hi
head. "A laborer is worthy of hi
hire, young fellow. But I didn'
marry you. | can't take that
They climbed back into Ronnie'
car. Nancy could see the stern Sc
to Ronnie's chin and the prou'
sQuaring of his shoulders. Yet sh'
sensed hurt an dweariness tina
broke her heart.
The car rushed on through tn
darkness with Nancy's eyes pool
Of dark misery. Tears were stream
lug down her face. And now ant
then when she thought Ronnie'
attention was entirely engrosseC
in plotting the car over some diff
ficult stretch of road, she WoulC
take her handkerchief and wipe
her eyes and nose.
Miles behind them. More mile
to cover before Ronnie could pu
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as administra-
tor of the estate of A. R. Corn,
deceased, this is to notify all per-
sons having claims against said es-
tate to present them to the under
signed, duly verified, on or before
December 81, 1886, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate pay
ment.
This December 90, 1885.
S. V. CORN,
Administrator of A. R. Corn,
Deceased. 12-31-Tues-6tp
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Having qualified as executor of
the estate of Margaret S. Free
man, deceased, late Of this coun-
ty, this is to notify all persons
having claims against said state to
present them to the undersigned
on or before January 7, 1887, or
this notice will be pied in bar of
recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make set
Element with the undersigned.
This 18th day of January, 1886.
d. T. FREEMAN, Executor
Margaret s. Freeman Estate.
1-7-TueS. Atm.
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A FEW REASONS why Creech
coal is so popular = it catches
hold quickly, gives intense heat,
has very little SCOT, doesn't
smoke, leaves few ashes, and
is. easy to handle. Star Dray
CO. Phone IT'S.
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FARMERS call at Gibbs Mill to
engage selected corn, soc. Will
pay from &c to 15c per 10. for
chickens every day this week.
Standard size eggs zoe. Look
for prices next week.
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THESE WANT ADS arc little SER
wants willing to work for you
at extremely low wages. Call
on them frequently.
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DIVIDENDS PAID at 3 1-2 per
cent per annum on December
31st. All investments insured
uS to $4,000. Start the New
. War right by taking shares in
First Federal Savings & Loan
Association.
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WAMPOLE'S preparation TsG;
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Quart soc; $1.00 Parke DAVIS
Cod Liver oil roc; DIR. west ana
Prophylactic tooth brushes 39c:
Freeze Drug Co.
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YOUR HENS to lay? Feed
Harris Money Maker Laying
Mash with Ultra-Life Vitamin
Concentrate. d. T. Hart Co.
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Lost and Found
42-Pets and Livestock

LOST-Two 4-months, white and
black pointer pups, on Stump
street. Glenn Livingston,
Phone 9131.
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Special Notices

D. B. ORR, Taxidermist. Orr's
Camp. HenderSonville, n. C.
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FOR SALE UNDER EXECUTION
Work horses, farm tools, two
Ford VS. trucks, harness. saw
mill equipment. At courthouse
Saturday, ~ noon. Sale by NJ.
NJ. Redden, Attorney.
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VILE TRANSFER for storage
and draying. Agent Frederick
son Motor Express. Phone 121.
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GIBBS MILL for 2 lbs. whole
wheat flour free with 10 lbs.
No. l meal 22c.
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AND 1T GREW AND 1T GREW.
Farmers Federation.
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DON'T THROW 1T A w A 7.
Farmers Federation.
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IF YOUR HENS WON'T LAY
when fed Full-o-Pep they are
no good-chop off their heads :
Farmers Federation.
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As we understand Hoare, steal
ing from little nations is wicked
unless the League of Nations
plans il.