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Marriage Licenses
Issued:

vernest spivey. 20, Fora burden,
16; Ernest c. Jackson. 80, Aldonia
Porterheld, 20; Galen Nutter, IL,
Izora Fleming. 40; Henry Echols,
IS. olivia Fsvors. "a; Myron T.
Smith, 80, Louise Robinson. IS.
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Atty Chas. X. Perkins
SCI y. Warren Ave.
M. eaSeeG

STATE or MICHIGAN In ~ CIR
rnit Court for me county ~ wayns II
Chancery
TzEtr.N GLASS riaiutiff - JACK
SON GLASS. Defendant
A. session ~ s,id Court heid ~ the
court House N 'hc cifv ~ Detroit N
tho said County oiD the 18th day ~ Jan
A. ~. fa40
In this rause Il appearing ~ afN
daNit on fie that 'he defendant Jack
son Glass cannot he SER "a nv process
issued out ~ this Court ~ he 70 no. ?
resilient ~ the state ~ Michigan. PM
resides IN tho City ~ Gadsden County
~ Edward and STATE % Alabama
On Motion ~ Charles r Perkins A.
torney for the piaintiff
TT Is ORDERED THAT no De-
fendan'. jackson Glass ennear and
answer tho BIN ~ Complaint iu This
cause within three m7ntfs from me
date Of this order ~ fha' SAD hlil n
ia taken - confessed and fNaf his ~
dor he rnhlished ~ fhc Detroit T-i.
hune and rcnv thereof Ne served rp-
on tho defendant hy registered mail a.
required by Law
JAMES y cuE<oT
circuit i-drs
"a friie COW,
cAspAE J. rINCrNAN
Clerk
~ 4 G. TFNErowIcz
nerufv rferf - -
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LEGAL NOTICES
Atty.. Lewis and Rcwietie
eOs y. Adams Ave.
,rArE or MIcHioAN,

SIAIE w MlNHAtR-Nf
County % Wayne.
At session % the Probate Court Tor
said County OF wayne held at the Pro-
hate court Room IN the city Of Detroit,
on the twelfth day ~ January IN the
year one thousand nine hundred snd
forty.
Present Patrick H. o'Brien. judge
81 Probate
In the Matter ~ the Estate ~ AMAN-
IA ALICE LEFTEIDcE THOMPSON,
decreased.
An instrument IN writing purportinr
70 he the last will and testament ~ said
deceased. having been delivered into
this Court for Probate:
It IL ordered. That tho nineteenth day
~ February next az ten o'clock In the
forenoon AZ said Court Room be ap-
pointed FOR proving said instrument
And n r. further Ordered, That a
copy ~ this order he published three
successive weeks previous 20 said time
~ hearing. IN tho Detroit Tribune. a
newspaper printed and circulating In
said County ~ Wavne
PATRICK ". o'pRrEN
Judge ~ Probate
a true corvl
RrRNAGp 7 vOvNcrfOop
Deputy Probate Register 10 .r'-iI
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Atty. =. y. flanagan
tafA T.. Dawson Ave.


STATE or MICHIGAN In The cir
cut, Court for the County 81 wayne IN
chancerv
ORDER or PUBLICATION
CHARLES BABEL pieintlff. Va
VERONA BABEL. Defendant
A. session Of said court held ~ the
county Building AZ the city ~ bet olt
in the County ~ WAYNE. and state OF
Michigan. on this ninth day ~ Jan, A.
H. 1910
Present. HONORABLE JAMES z
cHENOT. Circuit Judge.
u appearing from affidavit herein
and attached that the Defendant cam
not be served eith process issuing out
~ this court because she u beyond the
jurisdiction thereof IN that The said
Defendant resides ~ nenoE Mesg So
vos orossi Austria Hungary,
on motion 81 s J Flanagan. attor-
nev for the Plaintiff
" 10 ordered that the said Defendant
appear and snswer the said Bill %
Complaint within three Csl months
from date hereof or the same nav he
taken a. confessed
II IL further ordered that copy ~
this order shall be sent by register
ed-msIl 20 the Defendant ~ her last
known address and iiise-copy be pub
iished IN the Detroit Tribune a weekly
newsnarcr. circulated IN the County
~ WAYNE and the state ~ Michigan
JAMES cltENoT
Circuit Judge
- True COPY,
CASPER T. LiNcrMiN
clerk
~ Horher, Schmidt.
neruiv clerk - =.
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LEGAL NOTICES

Atfy. Rebt L ohanpass
sII 0rnfiss Ave
STATE OF MICHIGAN n the CIR
cult Court fer the os1sy - wsyss
0RDER FOR APfKARANCn
TONNE BRooKfNR 80 infant.
Plaintiff. ~ SHERMAN BEookiFh
Defendant
AZ q session OF ssid Court held In
the Court house ia the Ciry Of Dstrolt.
Ccrnty OF Wayne ana state % Michi-
esn on the 18th das Of Dsosnosr A. ID
1919
Present Honorabls ROBERT n.
TONS Circuit Judge
II appearing to the sstisfactios OF
tho court by affidavit filed In this
cause that the defendant sherman
Brookins has sbsented himself from or
ccncealsd nimseiif within the re
Michigan. and that upon diiigsnt search
and Inquiry among those likely 70 kno~
the where's bouts % the said Sherman
Brookins u cannon be ascsrtsined o.
what state ~ Country the said shsr-
man Brookins now resides. and thsis-
fore cannot ~ served with process To-
sued nut ~ THIS court necsuss o. hts
Hnsence from or concealment WITHIN
the state Of Michisan
on motion % Robert l.. Champion
attorney for psiniiff II IL Ordered that
sherman Brookins the defendant here
IN. enter ~ cause - ne entered. HIS
pearancs IN this cause IN three months
from the date ~ ths order ~ the bin
~ complaint filed m this cause ~iii os
taken 90 confesssH aEains, him Gnc
On Ike morton y a further ordere6
mat copy % this order be sent 20 the
defendant addressed - .00fs Sorih-
avn street Detroit Michigan tho
last known address OF the defendant
~ resirtered mail. ara IN me event
that NJ registered return receipt sign
, - ~ the defendar, 10 received this
order 80 be published according 20 Law
ROBERT NJ TONS
Circuit Iudge
- Tr1e copyi
rAspAR J LiNCCRMAN
Clerk
BY HERBERT SCHMIDT
Deputy Clerk f.-30-.-ti
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Atty. Chas. ". james
1909 Randolph 81.
No. 2sa.Ssa

STATE CT MIcmTAN
coun.s ~ wayne
AZ ssfron ~ tho Probate Court for
rnid County az wayne. held AZ the
probate Court Roc-r IN the Ctty % ~
froit. on the stctu.i day Of January IN
IN. year cne fhcnSArd nine hundred
nnd fovt,
rrercn' Thomas C. Murphy. Judge %
Probate.
IN the Matter % the Estate 81 VIII
liam walker. Deceased.
Charles W. Jenes administrator ~
said estate having rendered q iris
Court his anal account IN stid ter
ans hisd thefe~ith his petition pray
inr tAat tht balance a. nid estate ~
erdsrsd turnts ever ~ the adniriftrs'
Tor ns Heats Men 81 said Estate
when sbpolnted ana auaiifltd
n 10 ofdsr-d. That tas taiFtisih cay
% January instant Al ten o'cicef IN the
forenoon a. ssid Court Room es Az
pointed for examining ana siiowinE
said account and hearing said petition,
And " 10 further Ordered. Taat a
copy % this order le published three
successive weeks previous % said time
% hearing. IN the Detroit Tribune a
newspapcr printed ana circulating In
said County Of wayne
THOMAS c. MURPHY
Judge II Probate
"a true cory)
BERNARD .. YOvNGBfOoD
Deputy Probate Register
III -
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STATE or MIcHiT,N
COUNTY o., wp,us
NJ ess.ssf
~ session - fhe rrchs'. Court -
said County - WAYNE held ~ ihe Pro-
hate court Room fn 'he citv ~ Detroit
on tho sivfh fsv ~ January IN the year
one ihor.ard rire re~drca snd fcr',
Present HEAf.v 1udFs ~
Probate
N me N,f'e~ - no rsiafe ~ f.Ar.
IA rrcHpErT Deceased
An Instrument 'r writing rurpostinr
20 h~ the last MI and Testament ~
.aid deceased having been delivered ~.
20 this court for rroh,is and ARTHUR
HALEY having 'iei therein ~. ~
iitlon PRAYING that administration WITH
the Vii anncxrd - said estate bs
granted ~ WILLIAM :. coIrrS or
some other sniiatic person
u IL ordered Thsi 'as eiEhth ss- -
rehrrAry nest - 40 o'rioeN IN 'he
afternoon ~ ssid rour, Room % sr-
pointed for rro,nr said instrument and
hearing said petition
.nd Il - further ord-r.d. That
corv % wis ,rder ~ published thres
srcccssi,e weeks previous 90 said time
~ hearing IN The Detroit Tribune. =
neurrsrer printed and circulsting IN
said county ~ vayne
n HEAIy
Judge ~ rrohate
- True copv'
CLIFFORD NJ CAREY
deputy rrchats revis'cf.
-
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Hearing OF Anti-Lynch Bill Set For February g.
- % y
i'm THE SHADOW
HQ,F the STARS
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,buhcgsr hextAl ST Q. ne AeaoAn sEAae
- q 90

NoTn:-Your question will In this column
ONLY when clipping Of this Your CUES
tion Your Full Name Birhdas Private
Reply send twenty-five money order and selfad
dressed envelope for Asoogy Reading BY 70
turn mail Free Advice Questions DO NOT SEND
POSTAGE STAMPS Send all mail Able wallace
DETROIT TRIBUNE Antoine Detroit Mich
Ny 1910 ASTROLOGY READINGS ARE NOW READY
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WS Crstlot Ave
sT,rr or NtcHtGNN ~ ne circuit
rcurf for he county ~ wsyrs in chan
rsrv
ORnTR o. rrBIICNTION
IDEAL WHITEHEAD riainuu. a.
MINNIE wHIrEHEAn Defendant
Al a session m said court held IN
the court uoure w ~ city ~ Defro y
Hl.a on the twenty 1'N dtv ~ ter.
4 n. 1888
Present. honorable Robert NJ Toms
Circuit J9dee
IN rhs c-rsc u appcariue from a.
f-, o. NJ tibet nft.r dng,nt
search snd inquiry e eanno, ss aseer.
frndant reside.
On m -sior - si-,nent ana Rieb. A.
sorr.vs tey pisintiff
IT 70 ordsrsa ma Mnnis whrs.
heAd APPEAR ara ans~r tha till a.
complaint nisd in this cause within
tnrss months from me DATE ~ this
order or ssid hiii viii ~ taken ~
confessed against her
II IL further ordered that a cory
% this order he published according
- law IN the Detroit Tribune and also
that copy Of this order he sen, Nv
rcrisierea mail % said defendant ~
her last known address ist0--fth
street Marldlan Mississippi
ROnERT N TOMS
Circuit judge
"a true rcpyl
CAsrNR ftNGrNAN
CLERK
HERBERT SCHMIDT
Deputy ,iers i.is--9-ei.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN.
County % vsvrs
No. esG.ksf

County ~ wsvrs
No. esa.5sf
A. a session ~ the Probate Court Tor
aid County % WAYNE. held ~ the Pro-
bate court Room In the City OF Detroit.
IN the twenty frs, day ~ December IN
the vesr cne thousand nine hundred
an thirtv-rine
rresen' PATRICK n o'BKIEN.
IuEe ~ Probate
In Tho matter 81 The .ststs Of MARY
RAMSEY pecesstd
An instrument N writing purportirr
- he the last viii and Testament 81
'sid deceased hasins been delivered ir-
70 his court for probate
y - ordered. That TO firs, day -
February next ~ ten c'elork IN ths
forenoon ~ said court Room be appoint
"a fcr proving said instrument
And 70 = further Ordered That a
rory - this order be published three
sncressioe weeks previous 70 said time
~ hesr.ne. M fhe Detroit Trikune. .
nsweparer printed aud circulating IN
said county ~ WAYNE
Patrick " O'BRfEN
judge 81 Prcbsts.
a 'rls rory,
JOSEPH A CRA1rEN
DEPUTY rrohafs Register
f-s-f-.r
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Atty Chas. y. Kerry
200 s.raflof Ats

STATE or MICHIGAN IN IN. Circuit
Court for he County ~ wayne N
chance-y
40. :st..og
LILLIAN PATTERSON. Piaintift "a
GOLDEN PATTERSON. DEPENDENT
ORDER or PUBLICATION
~ this session OF said Court nsld IN
fhe Court House In the city - petroit
Name County. Michigan on the ist DAY
- December 1859
Present: HON HARRY 3. kigUAN.
circuit Judge
n appearing from sridavIt on file here
IN that the defendant 10 a resident ~
this state. ard thai process for his sp-
pcarsncs has been duly issued. and that
same could not - served by reason Of
his absence from. Or conresltnenf Within
this state or by reason Of his contirusH
absence from his place ~ residence
on motion ~ Charles 3. Berry. AT
torney for Plaintiff.
1T - ORDERED that Golden Psttsr-
son. defendant herein. appear and an
sNer ~ the bill OF complaint nled IN
mis- cause within three months from
ne date OF this order or said Dill will
70 taken - confessed against him;
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that a
copy ~ this Order be published accord
irs 20 law IN the Detroit Tribune q
nNN Np@pff printed, pnolshcc ana cir
raiated IN said county. ard thar copy
- this order be sent ny registered mail
20 said defendant A. his last known
address 81 Frederick street Detroit.
Michigan
HArRY kfEpA&
Circuit JudRs
rue Cnrt1
CAsrNR !. LINcEMAN
clerk
~ n DsvoGELAIR.
Deputy CLERK is.aa--.t1
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ORDER or PUBLICATION
LAURA r LINDSEY. risintifs. -
SANDERS H LINDSEY Defends
~ session - said Court held IN tho
County BlliinE Detroit on thu ma
lav ~ January. A. n. 1870
Present The Honorable JAMES 2.
CHENor Circuit Judge
~ satisfactorily arpearins b. AFT
dayif attached hereto fhat he defer-
dart SANDERS " LINDSEY. 4. not
resident Of fhs state % MiehiFan srs
ia hi' last kroTn ad1res 10 90
Bright street. Indianapolis indiana
on motion or EDWARD n TURS.
EE ATTORNEY for riairfiN
II IL ordered that the defendant ar
near and snsver the hil ~ complaint
rie N this cause ~ithir three months
from The date % this order or the HI
he taken as confessed and that this
order he published In the Detroit Tri-
nure and served according - law.
JAMES T. cHENOT.
Circuit iudEe.
- True Copy,
CASPER " r1NcrRMA~ CLERK.
Nv HEERERT SCHMIDT.
Deputy clerk t.s-e-if
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ATTY :. >. v'.rass-


Staff OF MICHIGAN IN ths CIR.
"nf court for The County ~ wayns
IN ChHnccrv
IoHN HENRI wnriAms v.,,,,,
~ AMANDA WILLIAMS Defendant
40. sa9.sa9
ORnER OF PUBLICATION
Al session Of said court held IN
me Court House Of the city OF Detroit
IN tho County OF Wayne anf stats Z
Michigan. on this day Of Dec. a. A. n.
1885.
Present. the honorable HARRY y.
KErDAN. Circuit Judge
n appearing from AFFIDAVIT attac..
"a and filed he.ewith that the Dsfen.
dant has not BEEN found In the Coun-
~ ~ Wayne and state % Michigan.
and that she cannot NJ served with
rrosess issues out 81 this court Ana
" further appearing from Information
. rsslesns Of Cincinnati. Chic:
on molten ~ J risnassn. after
nse fer the plsrtfff
u a ofasrsd tnat che sssd psaeeant
snrear ana anaver the sald .jill ef cera-
PLANT filed hsasin. ~lthin three (s)
-7s7tss f.cm cate h.rsof. or tue sxras
NAV Re taken - eonfe.eed.
II 4 further ordered that . cory OF
FMS Order shall - ssnt be reFistered
mail ~ the Defendant AZ her last knosn
address snd ilke-copy Ne pubiishee
IN the pstroif Tribune . nswspapsr
published ana circulated IN the county
~ WAYNE and state % Michigan. as-
cordinn "a the statute IN such cases
made ana provided
HARRY n KEIDAN.
"a True corvl
CASTER = LiNGEMAN.
clerk
~ HERBERr SCHMIDT.
Deputy Clerh fa-fs-f.sf--1e
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Where did the song spike Land
originate and under what circum.
stances was II first sung!
See LISTEN TO THIS on Page IL.
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Attys LOOMS. Jones. Plper and Golden
1908 Itandolph
STATE or MICHIGAN
County 30 wayne
M. e16.s0s
At session 81 the Probate Court for
said County Of wayne held a. the Pro-
bate Court Room IN the city ~ ne
trolt on the fourth dav % January IN
the year one thousand nine hundred
and forty
present PATRICK HNp'BRIEN
judge - PROBATE
n the Matter - tte Estate ~
CHARMS w-rMAN. Deceased
A. fnssrumsnt n ~ritirr purpertinf
30 - the ias will ana tes,smsnt ~
said deceased havire been delivered IN
"a this Court for Prseate
ft - arsssss. That tSs ;AistsSssS
day 81 reerusry. next AZ ten e'eloek
IN the forenoon a. said Court Roem
hs appointed for PROVING said instru-
ment
Ana n - further Ordered That q
copy ~ this order he published three
successive weeks previous 70 said time
81 hearing. IN the Detroit Tribune, a
Newspaper printed and circulating IN
said County o. WAYNE
PATRICK " oBREN.
Judge II Probate.
a True copyl
nay uArEfi
Deputy Pronats Register.
A.IV--l-l 2.
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Atty Hdw. ". Turner


STATE or MICHIGAN IN me i,-
cuv cour, for IN. County OF vayn. IN
chancerv
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Relief At Last
For Your Cough

CrooniulSion renevet promptly pe.
cause it goes r1gnt 20 the seat Of the
increase secretion and aid nature 70
soothe and heal raw, tender. tnfiam-
ed bronchial mucous membranes.
No matter how many medicines you
have tried. tell your druggist 70 sell
YOU A bottle OF creomnlslon with the
understanding that you are TO like
the way II quickly sllays the cough
or YOU are 70 have your money back.
CREOMULSIoN
for Coughs, Chest Colds, bronehltls
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Court for he County ~ wayne N
Chancc~y
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STATE or MICHIGAN in The Cir
cuit Court FOR the County 81 wayne IN
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rue Drrt1
cAsPNR J. LINcEMAN
clerk
~ n. Devoc FLAIR.
Deputy Clerk ~.
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sr,rr or NtcHtGNN ~ ne circuit
-ouri 'or he county ~ wsyns in chan
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"a frue rorv1
CAspAr j. r.INCrNAN
Clerk
~ A G. TrNErowIcz
DEPUTY clerk
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-07-05

+ ET'S play out in the summer
IL sunshine, in an aforementioned
pinafore, with panties for propri-
ETY. and a bonnet to keep the sun
out of our eyes! All three, in 872l.
have frills in just the right places.
All three are completely comfort
able, and cute as dirnpled elbow.
The pinafore has pockets for TRIM
ming and for trophies.
Take look, mothers, at the
pinafore spread out in the little
sketch, and you'll see how absurd
ly easy it is to make, and that's
a good thing because this play trio
is so attractive and practical that
you'll want your little girl to have
three or four made just like this.
Bingham, percale, gabardine and
chambray are sturdy, sunfast cot
tons for this. Step-by-step sew
chart included in pattern.
Pattern No. 8721 is designed for
sizes 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 years. Size 3
requires 3h yards of 35-inch ma
terial for the ensemble; Az yards
ruffling. Send order to-:
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Explorer Sees Wealth
In Antarctic Regions

Vilhjalmur Stefansson, noted Arc
tic explorer, believes that the United
States is wise to acquire territorial
rights in the Antarctic.
The vast s'down under" continent,
he said, may prove to be a valuable
source Of petroleum, radium and
food and that in the near future it
would become valuable for long
range weather forecasting.
He said the value of the Antarctic
could not be ascertained because no
one could look into the future.
''Who would have known q hum
dred years ago that Canada some
day would become an important
source ofradium?" Stefansson asked.
benjamin Franklin was wise
man, and he was smart enough to
make a good-sized fortune. But he
knew about petroleum in western
Pennsylvania and, despite his wis
dom, he could not conceive its COM
mercial value"
He said moves by the United
States to acquire Arctic regions
might seem ridiculous at present,
but that in the future the lands
would be valuable.
when we bought the Danish West
Indies, now called the Virgin Is
lands" Stefansson said, 1--WE gave
Denmark all our rights in Green
land. Now it is known that the
territory which was ours in Green
land was worth many times more
than the Virgin islands"
He predicted that weather observa-
tons in the Antarctic would make it
possible to determine weather con-
ditions in Australia a year or two
in advance.
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CHAPTER KIN
o MACRAR SMITH CO

Gay reused, opened her eyes, sat
up in the high-posted bed. A blast
of air from the open window struck
her like the stinging needles of Q
shower. She slid back into the warm
hollow her body had made and
pulled the covers up under her chin.
But the blast Of air had wakened
her as effectively as though, literal
ly, it had been an ice-cold shower.
Her eyes were wide open, her senses
alert. No hope of browsing off into
sleep again.
She lay looking up at the ceiling
where bars of sunlight striped the
dim ivory-toned paper and minia-
ture rainbows, reflections from glass
shoppers in scent bottles on the bu-
reau, moved quiveringly. The storm
was over, then, the blizzard which
John had predicted. He would be
here tonight if the roads were
cleared. But that would below
many hours away?
She glanced at her watch, then
plunged her arm under the blan-
kets and quilts. She should get up
Immediately. Mrs. Houghton had
told her to sleep as long as she
liked. But there was no servant
except the dour angular woman they
called Huldah and she didn't want
to make extra work.
She must get up. The household
was stirring. She heard footsteps
along the hall, Debby's lovely young
voice raised in spirited discussion,
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the scrape Of a shovel on the pave
ment outside. Summoning all her
courage, she threw back the covers,
huddled her dressing-gown about
her shoulders, slipped her feet into
satin mules and dashed across the
room to lower the window.
II John were here, she wouldn't
mind. Gay assembled fresh under
wear and toilet articles in prepara-
ton for a dash to the bathroom.
She hadn't anticipated being ma
rooned here three days without him.
She had anticipated none Of the con-
tingencies which had arisen, moth
ing beyond seeing him, being with
him again. He would come tonight,
surely, and take her back into Port
land. There was only today to get
through. Feeling more cheerful, she
opened the door, made quick sur
vey Of the situation, then hurried
along the hall and down two steps
to the bathroom.
When she returned to the bed
room, partially clothed beneath her
dressing-gown, she found Debby
there.
"Good-morning." Debby turned
from one of the front windows that
overlooked the street. She was q
vivid, restless, appealing young
thing, Gay thought, dark like John,
with dark eyes and crisply curling
dark hair. standing slender and
straight in the dress Of dull red wool,
her hands in the pockets Of the
jacket.
.'Good-morning." Gay said. smil-
ing.
"You should have waited" Deb
by's voice was lovely, low, with con-
tralto cadences, spirited, alive. II
meant to come in and lower the
window" She picked up Gays
dressing-gown as it fell to the floor.
'sThis is beautiful, but you must
be frozen. And that nightgown.
Nothing but satin and lace"
s'I've never been In Maine in the
winter before" Gay opened the door
of the wardrobe. That's obvious
from the clothes brought, isn't it,"
she asked, laughing.
''Wear this gray one" Debby
stood beside her, interested in the
contents of the wardrobe. TITS an
CORA, isn't it," Her slender, olive
skinned hand touched the soft ma
terial appreciatively.
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Worlds Richest Man

The Nizam of Hyderabad, the
principal native and the most
nearly autonomous state of India,
is reputed to be the wealthiest
man in the world. His full name
is Mir Mahbub Ali Khan Bahadur
Asaf Jah. Called Ali Khan, he is
IA years old and his income alone
is estimated at $50, 900, 900 year,
derived largely from prerogatives
Of his ancient Indian throne
Pathfinder.