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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

RIyERDALE. 223 WASHINGTON AVENUE
Corner; large lot; house completely re-
conditioned: h.-w.h.; $3.50; terms. 1015
18th st. NV. Ind fl. Natl. 1870. 1s
TwO-ACRE WOODED TRACT. NEAR
TRANSFORMATION; $500: easy payments.
McNAB, Falls Church 40S.
GROOM BRICK BUNGALOW, s4 900,
easy terms. McNAB. Falls Church 40s.
4s ACRES ON GOOD ROAD; EvERLAsT-
ing stream; o-rm. house, cleo; $3.50.
Will trade for house and lot near D o.
McNAB. Falls Church 4Os.
OWNER WILL SACIFICE LARGE TOURIST
nome with 15 acres of land near Fairfax
Va: will consider any offer. To inspect
call Walnut 9353-W.
5000 CASH AND $50 A MONTH FROM A
responsible party will buy 5-room bunga-
low with finished attic. hot-water heat.
plumbing, city water and sewer for S5,50O
and 81 interest on the unpaid balance:
lington. Va. Telephone Clarendon 1877.
WHY PAY RENT?
Hyattsville Hills--4-room and bath bum
sleeping porch: paved street: price. 1880;
$3.50 cash. S45 month. ZANTZINGER CO.,
Greenwood 1919. Riverdale.
NEARBY VA.-BY OWNER.
S6,250-5-rm., 2-story brick. attic. base
ment: insulated. $500 down. easy
mo. payments.
SS.250-6-rm.. 2-story brick fireplace:
builtzin garage; AIR CoND., OIL
New Subdivision. Beautiful Wooded Lots.
Other New Houses. S4.950 Up.
McCLAINE.
2100 Wilson Blvd, Clar., Va.
Walnut 9292. Day. Eve, sun.
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2443 40th ST. NV, APT. 4.
rooms t2 bedrooms). kitchen,
yard; gas refrigerator------- .OC
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1924 3rd ST. N.E.-S37. so.
Brick. Large Rooms and B. Elec.
Front and Rear Yards. Georgia 621l. 1s
6305 Bird STREET NW-6 ROOMS AND
bath, detached: all modern improvements
TERRELL & LITTLE. INC.
O. Al Wy
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4425 14Uh ST. NV.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath-----S5O.O 90
Refrigeration on House Current.
See Janitor
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APARTMENTS UNFURklsnEp.

5061 N. H. AVE. NV.
Al ! and 2 bedrms., liv. rm;, dinette. k. 3.
restricted blSgs. $3.50 s " to sss @ .5o 5sepsSl spa
cious lawns. See manager. Randolph 2935.
JUST WHAT YOU NEED!
INTOWN APT.-LOW RENT
I'm. I, RM:; KIT. $s7.S RMS. KIT, $50;
BLAIR. 1921 N st. NV. National 5437.
GIVE-AWAY RATES!
BRIGHT, ROOMY APIS.
2 RMS. KIT. :$45; q. RMS, KIT. SOB.
=, Modern bldg; large, bright outside rms:
10th and Park rd. Columbia 4061.
THE COTTON,
40 Eye st. NV.
{ One ana two; room, kitchen and bath
space in kitchen; Refrieeration provided
0' aPafEpfui Fac MuNsSY TsusT agf COMPANY vi
National $3.50.
4O63 GRANT ST. NE. APT. 2.
eeomi stts ho, Murphy bed. Kitchen din. m
3 room reoms 9A'1 e bedrooms. Kitchen Es4i'oo
dinette, bath, large yard-------S42.5 30
e5o4 10th ST. NE.
'Gi Reirseraon EZRA aanes'e on House Current
See Resident Manager
4425 14Un ST. NV.
2 rooms. kitchen and bathS5O.0 90
Refrigeration on House Current.
See Janitor.
1929 ISHERWOOD ST. NE. APT. 2.
rooms. kitchen, bath. porch---S36 so
2443 40th ST. NV, APT. 4.
rooms t2 bedrooms). kitchen,
EDW. M. WILLIS,
Investment Bldg. National 7479.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
OPEN EVENINGS.

723 WHITTIER ST. NV.
VIII accept small trade. new detached
ROOMS. large recreation room. beautiful
lot. Georgia 4I38
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

CASH. OLD OR NEW BRICK HOUSES,
any location: reasonable. What have your
Cali e. w, BAILEY. Adams 47s6, or mail
az once 1435 Meridian pl. NV.
WE HAVE CASH FOR SMALL PROPER
ties In d. c.. Also have new houses TO trade
Ior vacant lots or small properties.
~ WAPLE 81 JAMES, INC,
1224 14th st. NV. Dist. 3347.
HAVE CLIENT WHO WILL PAY CASH FOR
reasonably priced old brick, house, 8 10
10 rms. Call Met. 2147.
TO g. ROOMS. PREFER OLD HOUSE;
good cash payment. Like possession within
10 days. This Is NOT for listing purposes
z. A GARYEY, Dist. 45os. l126 VT ave.
CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME.
white or colored. any condition. E. A.
Barry. 3439 14th NV. Columbia 60s6.
7 PERSONALLY PAY CASH FOR WASH
ington property. white or colored brick
or frame: any section; get my price before
National 1882. Eve. Geo. 6409. 1s
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1899 SHERWOOD ST. NE. APT. Q.
rooms. kitchen. bath. porch--S365 so
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OPEN. 2-5.
MODERN HOUSES

407 Columbia rd. NV. rooms. Colt
NAL brick: oil heat. Frigidaire. $50 g
month. Monday call Met 1851.
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1904 10th ST NE.
rooms kit, dinette. bath---S49.b 80
Refrigeration on House Current.
See Resident Manager
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GOOD LIST. BIG AND SMALL RIGHT
rental d. c.. Md. Va. Few furnished or
partly. Select list for, sale, few Cor trade.
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FURN. NV APT-S35
London Hall Ant Hotel

1133 18th st. n.w.-Bed-living room, dress
ing. room. kit, bath: cleo. gas. linens. Frig-
idaire: Sl5 up wkly.: $50 UP mo. Natl. 901O.
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Today's Best Buy-$5,95
In nearby Va: detached house on large
rooms, / bath. modern Kitchen. side hail
entrance, h.-w.h, hardwood floors on .1st
fioor; house In perfect condition; detached
town and schools; 10 minutes from down.
80. ?M1lFs A cANBy, PIC, 49,
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
APARrMENTs WANTED.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

APIS. WANTED. FURN. AND UNFURN.
Large waiting list. No charge for listing.
MR.. GILLER, 9OS 10th st. NV. Natl. 1897.
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SILVER SPRING. MD, 903 MAPLE LANE
New building, . bedrooms. living room
Kitchen; all-tile bath, ventilating fan, We
netian blinds, S55
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ARLINGTON, VA,

Owner must sell new Groom detached
brick. 1922 Old Military I'd. Col. 1878.
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floor; 2 rooms, kitchen. glassed-in porch,
private bath; gas. electricity, refrigeration
and phone. Adults. RentileS
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and charming home. rooms and bath:
newly papered and painted inside and out;
garage; low heating COST fine surroundings.
Vacant: SS5 per month. CALL MR.. RABY,
WITH BOSS & PHELPS. NATIONAL. $500.
EXENINCI. PHONE CI 'ENErI AND RRQn
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LARGE 1-ROOM APT. NEWLY DECO
rated: Pullman kitchenette. tile bath. .
large closets. utilities included. $50. Apply
TALLY-HO TEA SHOP, $40 18th st. NV,
! to & pm "
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WOODRIDGE. 241O goth ST. NE.-DU-
plex house. 5 large rooms, kit and tiled
ience; S65; includes heat, gas. electric. and
hot water; private porch. entrance and
large yard: recreation room with open fire.
place. Available Nov. Is. Inspect now
N. S. NASH. owner. 1916 BRYANT st n e
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CONCORD MANOR, 56I1 FIFTH ST. NV.
NEW APIS, 1915 Peabody st. NV
-, KENNEDY CTS, 103 Kennedy st. NV
,.,. i207 PARK ROAD NV rooms,
kitchen and 90
kitchen. bath. dinette---S41 so to $3.50
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ. INC,
lD14 VT Ave
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9 SEATON PL. NW.-SIX ROOMS AND
bath; h.-w.h.: back porch. VIM R.
ELLIS. 1888 Eye st. NV. District 2O29.
14a ADAMS ST Nw-6 ROOMS AND
bath, h.-w.h.: being renovated throughout;
S45. Call National 2345.
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COLONIAL BRICK.
645 HAMILTON ST. NV.
2412 39th PL. NV.
RRAND-NEWL ASST ONE

One of Glover Parks choice. new end
houses. Here is your opportunity to &C
ouire ownership. with cash payment as low
as $3.50, balance actually less than rent.
Contains z rooms. > baths, Bryant winter
air-conditioned heat tautomatic), open
fireplace, ideal kitchen. A visit will con-
vince you. Can be seen any time. For sale
by any broker or B. H. and D. c. GRUVER,
owners builders, Investment Bldg. Ma
fional ia.
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$3.50.
NEAR 14th & COLUMBIA RID.

Six rooms and bath in new Colonial
detached houses. solid brick with furred
walls. On wide paved avenue in delightful
suburb: Magnificent view over city. All
kitchens, porches. real fireplaces.
Drive out Penna. ave Sc, left on Ala
bama ave, follow Marlboro pike to South
eru ave. left to 13l3
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N II ISS MARGARET PARSONS
M of Takoma Park, Md, was
vi hostess last night at party
A. n given in honor of Miss Mar
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| guest the latter's sister, Mrs. Annie
| Gresham Lyons of San Antonio. Tex
DR.. and Mrs. J. Edward Payne ano
| their sons, John Payne and Edward
Payne of the Colonial Village, left
yesterday, motoring to Buffalo, N Y
| where DR.. Payne will attend the an
nual session of the Potter Obstetrical
Clinic. Mrs. Payne and the boys will
go to Toronto to attend the Canadian
!, National Exposition there. They will
return home some time next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Holm and FAM
lily and Mrs. Holm's mother, Mrs. E.
G. Adamson, have returned to their
home on North Edgewood street, Ar
lington, from a Today visit in Con-
necticut, making the trip by motor
via the Mohawk Trail. They spent
several days in Hamden, Conn. where
they visited Mrs. Holm's mother, Mrs.
John Christensen, and his sisters, Miss
Vera Holm, and Mrs. James Haughoy.
Mrs. Arthur Robb, Mr.. Clarke Robb.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Turner and
their small son Billy, all of Herndon,
Va, left by motor Tuesday for a
three weeks visit with relatives in
Portsmouth, Ohio; Cleveland, Ohio;
Lafayette, Ind, and Chicago, Ill. They
will visit Canada and Niagara Falls
before their return home.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert D. Graham
and their small daughter, Roberta
Graham, who have been the guests
of MI. and Mrs. Arthur Arnold in
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Social Notes
Of Nearby
Sections
Miss Parsons Is
Iakorna Park
Hostess

n ISS MARGARET PARSONS
MI of Takon1a Park, Md, was
wi hostess last night at a party
given in honor of Miss Mar
Jorie Edith Firor of Takoma Park
D. c., whose marriage to Mr.. Nathan.
lei Everard of Washington will take
place Friday afternoon at the Keller
Memorial Lutheran Church. The
guests, members of the Delta Phi
Sigma Sorority, of which the bride-to-
be is a member, included Mrs. Elna-
than K. Nelson of Sligo Park Hills
Mrs. Dalton Leary, Mrs. Herndon Nor
mandy, Mrs. j. Milton Derrick, Mrs
Jack Vogel, Mrs. Alfred ZirweS, Mrs
Preston Longley, Miss Marian Sharpe
Miss Burnetta Derrick, Miss Marian
Scott, Miss Elizabeth Ladd, Miss Vir-
ginia Ladd. Miss Paula Hellbach, Miss
Grace Bryant, Miss Florence Manley
Miss Jane Firor. Miss Marian Smith,
Miss Dorothy Smith and Miss Jean
MacGregor.
Assisting Miss Parsons we're Mrs.
Ralph BARLEY of Silver Spring, Md; /;
Miss Marian Crittendon, Mrs. D. E.
Bozart and Mrs. Eugene Penny.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Bright have
returned to their home in Takoma
Park, D. c., from a two-week vacation
to Atlantic City, N. j.; Ocean City,
Cape May, Beachaven. N. j., and
other resorts along the coast.
Miss Hazel Bishopp, daughter of DR..
and Mrs. F. c. Bishopp of Sligo Park
Hills, Md, is in Philadelphia, where
she has entered the national girls
tennis matches in the singles and
doubles classes Miss Bishonp was
among the winners in the Washington
finals.
Mrs. j. G. Pratt of North Woodside,
Md, and her sister, Miss Estelle Reeve
of Washington, returned yesterday
from Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. E. E. Boyner entertained at a
bridge tea Tuesday afternoon at her
home in Indian Spring Terrace, Silver
Spring, Md. Among the guests were
Mrs. Halsey D. Rogers, Mrs. j. Howell
Forsyth, Mrs. Percival A. Knox, Mrs
Walter S. Lephew, Mrs William R.
Griffith, Mrs. Everett Judson Wagg
and Mrs. Charles w. Crickman.
Miss Elizabeth Stickley and her
mother, Mrs. M. B. Stickley, have re-
turned to Silver Spring. Nd, after
months absence during which they
visited Miss Stickley's brother, DR..
Robert T. Stickley, at Lynchburg, Va,
and spent some time in Staunton,
Va and Virginia Beach. They also
went to Atlantic City and New York,
where they we're accompanied by Miss
Florence Lands of Staunton.
Mrs. Harris Barnum of Hillandale
Md, is spending this week at Ocean
City, N. j.
Miss Virginia Harris, daughter of
DR.. Lamar Harris Of Clarendon and
the late Mrs. Harris. will leave tomor-
row for Tucson, Ariz.. where she will
begin her studies in law at the Uni
versity of Arizona. En- route she
will stop for a few days in New Or
leans to visit Miss Consuelo Min
yard
Miss Harris was graduated last June
from the Arlington Hall Junior Col
lege.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rider of
Herndon, Va, have had as their
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tive for the Swedish newspaper
Dagens Nyhter.

tive for the Swedish newspaper,
Dagens Nyhter.
The Misses Flora Blumenthal and
Clara Hartogensis have returned from
two months tour of 10 European
countries. Included in their itinerary
we're England, France, Belgium, Hol-
land, Italy, Switzerland and Hungary.
Miss Leila Weigel of the appoint
ment division, Interior Department, is
on visit to her home in Oregon. Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stetson Conn. who
were in Europe during the Summer
months, have returned to their home
on Thirteenth street.
Mrs. Margaret Hopkins Worrell of
East Clifton Terrace is attending the
Q. A. R. convention at Madison, Wis.
as chairman of the Committee on
Patriotic Education
Mrs. M. j. Eckhardt and Mrs. Flora
Eckhardt are in Atlantic City at the
Hotel Dennis.
Mrs. Julia Atwood Mauldinp chief
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DR.. w. Robert Perkins and children
have returned from vacation of
several weeks spent in Atlantic City
and Maine.
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partment, has returned from visit to
New England.

Mr.. Pitt Tyson Maner, president of
the Young Democrats of America. has
returned to the Shoreham from short
trip to Atlantic City, N. j. He will
be in Washington for several DAYS
before returning to his home in Mont
gomery, Ala.
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to Washington to make their home
and are at the Shoreham. Mr.. Kjell-
strom will be Washington representa-
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Mr.. Eugene Meyer has returned to
Washington after spending some time
on his ranch in Wyoming. Mrs. Meyer
will not return to the CAPITAL until
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Cox returned
Tuesday to their home on North
Wayne street, Arlington. from a few
days visit in Philadelphia and At
lantic City. While in Philadelphia
they were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold E. Snyder
DR.. and Mrs John E. Conner and
their son, Jack Conner, of Kingsville
Tex. and Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton j. Young
of Galveston, Tex, have returned to
their respective homes, following a
visit with their cousin. Mrs. George c.
White, at Burke, Va
Prof and Mrs Laurence Ashley of
Takoma Park have returned after
spending week with Mrs. Ashley's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Belknap, In
Albany NJ Y. They were accom-
panied by their small daughter, Betty
Ann Ashley.
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later in the month. having gone to
their estate at Mount Kisco, N. Y.
DR.. and Mrs. Edmund Barry have
returned to Washington after spend
ing part of the Summer at Spring
Lake, N. j. They also were guests for
some time of DR.. and Mrs. Huron
Lawson at their place, Bear Den Lodge,
at Bluemont, Va.
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Piedmont. W. Va, have returned to
their residence in Fairfax, Va.

Miss Beulah Dyer, who was the week
end guest Of her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Merchant, at
Burke, Va, has returned to her home
in Atlanta, Ga.
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Mrs. Julia Atwood Maulding. chief,
division Of appointments, Interior De-
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Residential

Continued From Page B-3.)
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guest the latter's sister, Mrs. Annie
Gresham Lyons of San Antonio Tex.
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Bedtime Stories
The Joyful Return.

treating us right. No, sir, 1t isn't
treating us right. I'm half starved
after that long journey. and here we
are right at that room of good things
and can't get into it." OF course he
meant the pantry.
"Never mind" soothed Mrs. Nibbler.
IF we can't reopen that hole, we can
make another. But first let's decide
just where we are going to make our
home. Come on"
She led the way up between the
walls to the attic. 1t was just as they
had last seen it-a regular Mouse
heaven. They raced about all over it
crawling under things, climbing over
things, peeping into things, visiting
favorite places one after another. Nib
bier found two or three wasps that
had found shelter in the attic for the
Winter and were too sluggish to be
dangerous. Dining on these, he for
the time being forgot his disappoint-
ment in being unable to get into the
pantry.
A squeal Of delight from Mrs. Nib
bier led him to a corner under the
rafters. Even In broad daylight 1t
would be dark there. She had pushed
the cover from small box, and that
box was filled with cotton batting.
What could be nicer for nest? Moth
ing. No. sir, nothing could be nicer,
In the opinion of a Mouse.
"Is this where we are going to live?"
asked Nibbler.
NO" replied Mrs. Nibbler. We'll
carry this stuff over to a place I have
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were always used to being near some
thing in or under which they could
hide, and the long open space they
must now cross made this seem a
truly terrible journey.
But it was made without accident,
and with tiny sighs Of relief they
darted into the shed at the back Of
the house. There they rested and re-
covered from their fright. No longer
were they afraid. Black Pussy was in
the house, and so was Flip the Ter
rier. These two were the only enemies
keep out of their way.
BY secret little passages that they
remembered well'they made their way
from the shed into the house between
the walls. Here was absolute safety.
No enemy could get at them, and they
could travel about at will.
Isn't it good to be back?" sighed
Mrs. Nibbler as they ran about, visit
ing one familiar place after another.
Everything is just as We left it."
No, my dear. not everything" re-
piled Nibbler, who had been leading
the way and had now stopped. I'VE
used to have hole right here, to get
out where We always found so many
good things to eat. and now there
isn't any hole. had set my heart on
having a feast as soon as We got here
Here is where the hole was. but it
has been closed with something that
my teeth won't make any impression
on. And this after all the work we
put in making that holel 1t isn't
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mot that you aren't right now"
Il could, mister, but hardly think
will right now. And anyway" she
said with a grin, you're hardly fit in
your present condition to 60 ou chas-
ing rum runners or anything else. "
Jim nodded ruefully and swung his
feet to the floor.
Who am I to argue with my bene-
flctress?" he questioned. II haven't
thanked you fer helping me as you did.
but I haven't forgotten!" The girl
turned away and picked up Jim's wind
breaker and helped him into it, neatly
pinning the Tapping, empty left sleeve.
You can skip it, mister" she shrug-
ged. II couldn't very well let you stay
there on Cayman Key and starve, could
I? I caught your boat, bu- it was
pretty badly smashed. Well have to
use mine"
Where are we going? I can't ask
you to do anything more fot me. miss.
And besides, how about Alison?" The
girl put on her oilskinS and turned
down the lamp.
X
I'm TAKING you back to Miami,
where you can get hold Of a saw
bones, mister. And don't ,.rgue-I'm
giving the orders!" She led him by
hi right hand through the darkness
of small inlet hidden in a clump of
mangroves. He noticed the softness of
| her hand.
Get in!" she ordered, and assisted
him into a long, 10 speedboat He
said nothing a. she started the motor,
slipped in the clutch and moved off
slowly toward open water.
Il may a. well tell you, mister, that
after tonight Alison will be located
somewhere else on the keys" the girl
said as they breasted le site waves
in the light of the rising moon. You
can understand that it's the only thing
that could happen now, she added
defenSively.
Jim reached over and patted her
shoulder with his good hand. Sure,
miss. I understand. And I'm gla I'll
be off the job for a long time The
uSulS Ol Nldlul ~WullS SOlI4y Oll lIlS
sea ahead.
Jim had seen the am-Shaped pack
ages slowed aft in the boat. Here's
l.y card" he offered IF I can ever
help you - The girl took it and
showed it into her pocket. The dark
ened wharf loomed up next to Them
a. she expertly swung in and reversed
the motor.
Thanks, mister, wont forget! I'm
just sorry you couldn't stay onger!"
Jim stood on the wharf and watched
as she swung away in foaming arc
and stood cut to sea, her upflung arm
waving good-by.
BE sure that the stuff moves inside
of a week. he called, waving back at
the girl, because I'd hate to ee you
caught, Alison"
tCopyright. 1877
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While we do not particularly approve
of the bidding. the final contract Of
three no-trump, with South declarer.
is both correct and normal for the
hand.
West opened the five of diamonds
and Easts 10 forced declarers jack.
Declarer promptly led the ace and an
other club. finessing dummys 10 and
losing to the queen in the East hand.
At this point East went into long
huddle and finally led the queen of
hearts. Whereupon declarer won with
the king and promptly ran off four
no-trump
If East had simply returned his part
ner's diamond opening, West would
have run of four tricks in that suit
and the trump contract would
have been defeated. And there was no
reason under the sun why East>should-
not have returned his partners suit,
But, as mentioned above. East is always
looking around for these superbrilliant
shifts and had just thrown away an
! other game.
Copyright, 1877
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West Forty-second street New York City.
and you will receive an outline without any
charge The next article in this series will
appear Sunday
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found. 1t is just the place. Take a
mouthful and follow me-"
Nibbler took mouthful OF the cot
ton as hidden and followed Mrs. Nib
bier. She led the way to an old bu-
reau, one of the drawers of which
could be entered from the back. 1t
was an empty drawer. 1t was a per-
feet place for home.
However did you find it?" demand
ed Nibbler.
"Oh. by looking around" replied Mrs.
Nibbler. arranging the cotton they
had brought. Now, we'll go get some
more Of this stuff. Well have the
best home we ever have had. My, it's
good to be back! 1t certainly Is.
don't see what we ever left here
for"
Traps, my dear. Traps" Nibbler
reminded her. 1T was no longer a
safe place to bring up children, and
you know what lot Of them we had"
Traps are awful things" declared
Mrs. Nibbler. To this Nibbler agreed.
Copyright. 1870