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MCKINNEY, FIANNERY CRAIGHILL,
ATTORNEYS,

LIMITED PARTNERSHIP NOTICE NO lis;
Notice Is o herehy given this ! St day y,, q
o9DT a4e h2 sa h9 f HSx uI H
special partner. have Withdrawn from the
limited partnership Of Y BOOKER
4 Co. and on October -; 1880 My.es
land, was, admitted as a general partner
and Elizabeth Booker Morton. resident
of Richmond Virginia, a a special partner
BOOKER & CO." heretofore consisting OF
George Hewitt Myers .specla! partner. and
John Rowland Hill as general partners, all
residents Of the District Of Columbia. as
evidenced by a certificate duly recorded in
Court Of the pistrlct Of Columbia now
District Court Of the United States for the
and renewed and reconstructed by certi-
fcates recorded in said office on or about
April 21St. 1893. January Both, 1884, and
January .2nd, 1889, and said limited part
Yeiyerton E Booker, Harry " Finney and
sooRer Moffon as speds sno
ner, under the same firm name. for the
men,. banking and stock and bond broker
age business for term expiring on Sep
TENDER 30, 1880, unless sooner dissolved
of Seventy-fye thousand Dollars ts7S,600t
o. Which me SPECIAL partner, Elizabeth
BSoEer M01 tt1 hs5 o6 c0ntGibgted ETY.
Of the partnership Will continue 70 be in
the American Security Building. 40 Fif-
teenth Street NV, washington. n c. The
business OF the partnership Will be trans
acted by the general partners only Eliza
beth. Booker Morton, special partner. shall
not be liable for or subject 10 any loss or
liability beyond the amount OF her afore-
ELIZABETH BOOKER MORTON.
YELvERToN f. BOOKER, @ '--'''
HARRY W FINNEY
MYLES H QUAIL
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LOST.

LOST.
BnLFOLD. last week: in NV. section;
S67 in bills. Reward. National Os42.
BOSTON BULL, black and white. mos.
lost Sat. vic. 25th and Eye SITS. NV; old
ladys pet. Reward. District 1864.
EYEGLASSES. in black case, vic. 41st and
Military I'd, Sunday night. Decatur 5S23-W
with black ears, l black eye. black SPOT on
hip, slight limp in back leg: tag No. 2@503.
Reward Atlantic 1859.
and pearls. Telephone Taylor 22222. Reward
GLASSES lsdy's oxford, in Cleveland
Park. near 36th 81. Reward. Phone
Taylor 500.
GREEN BLAZER. lost on Oct . at Earle
Theater. Reward if returned to Mitchell,
1907 New Hampshire ave. Telephone
North O035. o.
HANDBAG. black. containing money. driv-
erS license and ident. card Sanitary
and parking lot in Cap. Heights, Md.
Call HI l021-J. Reward.
MONEY, Sl1, vicinity South Dakota ave,
between Both and r. I. ave. ne. Monday.
Reward. Lincoln 7173-J.
PURSE lady's, black, containing billfold,
keys, money, etc. Return purse and keys,
keep money. Randolph 3013 after &.
SPECTACLES, shell trimmed, brown leather
case. on 9TH st to M. Rainier car route.
last Thurs. morning. Reward. RA. 4S49.
WRIST WATCH. lady's. gold Waltham. lost
in D. C. shopping district or Falls Church:
sentimental value. Reward. Box 79-V.
Star
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crash of a decade or more ago az
fected the home life of policemen,
but it would certainly have wiped
out Stephen Ballard if his wife
hadn't turned her entire fortune
lock, stock and barrel-over to him.
With her money for backing, he
managed to recoup his fortune. but
she died before he had quite Stabi-
lized his finances. And instead of
turning her share of the money back
to Joan and Leslie, Stephen kept
them on an allowance that he doled
out to them every month. I've heard
Joan tell him a dozen times that 1t
wasn't adequate for her needs. but
Uncle Stephen didn't sympathize
with her sociological tendencies and
her grubbing around on the lower
East Side. helping the underprivi-
legged, as she called it. Naturally he
wouldn't give her all the money she
wanted to sink in clinics and social
centers. LeSlie's just the opposite.
He thought once of going in for
medicine, but he gave it up for some
reason or other and has turned into
playboy if ever there was one.
But to a person of his spendthrift
tendencies the whole thing must be
pretty gripping
interrupted by Knock.
She was interrupted by a knock
at the door and one Of the deputies
poked his head in.
Say, sheriff he said awkward
~, If it's all the same to YOU, Mr..
Twigg wants to know if you could
interview the guide next. The crowd
outside's starting to buy out the
souvenir counters and he'd like to
have this Brewster chap to help him
just as soon as you're finished with
him"
We'll, don't let me stand in his
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Bruno

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
deots contracted by any one her han
myself. MRS. RAY M. COAKLEY, 1905
Mass. ave. Sc
CHAIRS FOR RENT SUITABLE FOR
BRIDGE PARTIES. banquets. weddings
and meetings, 10c UP per day each New
chairs Also invalid rolling chairs for
rent or sale UNITED STATES STORAGE
CO, AIS 9th st. NV. METROPOLITAN 1874.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than
myself JAMES G. POINDEXTER, Jnl5
. ST. NV ~
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
any debts other than those contracted by
myself DAVID NJ. JONES, $500 l4th st.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
tills unless contracted BY myself H. c.
BLANKENSHIP. Suitland, Md. Route s.
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John P. Causey, second. First-yeaS
morning class-Charles L. Decker,
first; Paul M. Ryan. second. First
year afternoon-John F. Rooney,
first; David G. Wilson, jr., second.
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CHAPTER w.

revelations, their
reaction must have satisfied her expectations.
That's strong statement to make Mrs Hunt Humpries
subsaniate it, that it's merely personal feelng
part"
shrugged languidy
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FOUND.

PUPPY, yellow tan female. 1914 Quesada
ST. NV. EN-. 2313.
POLICE DOG, neht brown. L, A city
license: found Goth and Ashmesd pl. ".
Phone North Sl29
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SEE MISS EAST.
NO REGISTRATION FEES.
1911 G. ST. NV.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

REVIEW COURSES. short, SPEED build
School, p Issa st. IA. Ego 9Sa Bull
AIRCRAFT CRAFTSMEN needed for ma
auires classroom instruction. Start now.
DAY or evening Low buttons Employ
ment service Send for catalogue Column
bis "Tech''-est. 80 years. 1919 st. NV.
PANIsH-Native teacher, converse ional
small groups. Senior Ramos, Hobart 95i5.
CARD PUNCH OPERATORS, trained to
perfection New class every day SEC
RETARIAL SERVICE BUREAU, 1884 18th
st. NV. Michigan 5000.
AUTO DRIVING taught py experts; easy
Md. Va. and b. c. Easy Method Drivins
School. Randolph 1884 or Randolph 1897.
VIOLIN AND PIANO INSTRUCTION. AT
studio or homes: MRS. HARLAN PAGE:
GENERAL TESTS, several hundred cues.
and ans, complete, 81, with practice sheets.
BOYD'S. 1888 F st.
STENOGRAPHER-T YPIST.
Trial Examinations
Timed and Graded.
GENERAL TESTS
and spelling. Necessary to make a good
grade on the examination.
DICTATION
Speeds from so to l75 works a minute.
TIPPING REVIEW.
Accuracy and speed tipping with speed
tests Special material similar to that
SUPERIOR Training-Reasonable Tuition.
sTANFIELD sECRETARIAL SCHOOL
40 14th at. NV.
Continued on Next Psse0
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A DEAL FUNERAL AT SITS
Provides same service as one costing $500
Don't waste Insurance money" Call DEAL
with 25 years experience. Lincoln 5000
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC
BUSINESS

has cooks. hsevrkrs.. nurses. chambermaids.
mattresses, dsyvrkrs., hsemen., part-timsrs-
qls
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HELP MEN.
tContinued)

PHARMACIST, full time. 4s-hour week
CURED. Phone Sterling 9543 or appG
Rabbits. ll06 st. NV. 10.
PIANO SALESMAN; sxperienced, for large sn1.
mission ARRANGEMENT. Write giving age and
references to Box 475-T, Star.
PIN BOYS. steady employment; Apply
PENN Recreation Center 1907 Taylor
PIN Settlers. colored, experienced and
inexperienced, Is TO go years old. Apply
Mr.. Talbert, Ice Palace Bowling Alleys
4461 Conn ave. NV.
PLUMBERIMust have tools STEADY
New York ave. NV.
PRINTERS APPRENTICE. over 1s; high
school experience on case. $40 weekly
while learning 1923 H st NV
RADIO SALESMAN for large downtown
store. Prefer man experienced in selling
better type radlo-phonographs. Liberal
salary and commission arransement. Box
RADIO sERvICEMAN, for full or part
ave. NV.
RADIO TECHNICIAN. experienced; only
Beaie. District t 400. for an appointment.
BARRY-PATE MOTOR CO. INC.
Washington's Oldest Chevrolet Dealer.
ll3O Conn. Ave. NV
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-Have opening
for . experienced real estate statesmen.
VIM. NJ. Kitchin g. Co. 800 Tower BLDG.
REFRIGERATION SERVICEMAN. with car
and tools no Sunday, nights or holidays.
Straight salary. CAROLS 7l9 H st; nv.
SALESMAN for credit clothing store ex-
perlenced preferred, must be llve-vire.
Bernie's. 7l3 9TH st. NV.
SALESMAN for tombstones good com
mission. Call at q m. 1854 Glenbrook
I'd e Lincoln 561I
statesmen for mems clothing experienced.
SATURDAYS only Regal Clothing Co, I'll
ALESMEN-Household furnishings. Draw
ing account against commissions Inter-
view 80 I'm. only. 1916 1th St NV.
sA Sal N selling Of !ewelry
BensonS. 1919 st. Room 202 a.
SHOE Statesmen wanted for Saturday
Good nay. Crosby Shoe Store, 1l15 st.
n ".
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced. for satur'
day. Crosby Square, 922 st. NV.
SODA DISPENSER. local references. COM
p!aie experience necessary. Sussr DRUGS,
35th and o SITS. NV.
SOFTER. wool and wet cleaner. steady
Job IN small plant. 5422 1st ri. nv.
STRIP FLOOR LAYERS. experienced See
foreman on Buckingham Job, IN Airing
ton. Va
UPHOLsTERER and fnisher wanted.
Holman UpholSterers. 2447 sth st. NV.
YOUNG MAN, high school or COLLEGE grad
uate, preferably between ~ and 81; must
MAKE good appearance, have legible hand
WrItlng and have sales personality;
Salarled Office position with later OPP
Box l41-B. Star
WANTED thoroughly experienced heating
man with tools reference. Apply Sol Eve
81.
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MAN. married. not over 55. to start work
at once. Must be neat, ambitious and able
to meet the public. Some sales exp. help
ful but not necessary. Box 421-S. Star.
MAN, young. for mems wear store: must
be experienced references. Apply 925
II st Gafin,S
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SEE MR.. BYRD.


Salesman, exterminator service on con-
tract To apt houses. hotels and bust.
bldgS: salary. $50 Vk and comm
Credit investigator 80 openings. under
30 college background; salary $3.50 mo.
SEE MISS KNIGHT.
p. 3. X; opr. %. dept. store: salary.
SlS-S2O wk.
o. x credit clerk (spplications): salary.
500 wk
Personnel supervisor Gnstruct EMPLOYEES
in duties). college educ; salary. So5 vk.
SEE MISS EAST.
REGISTERED nurse e openings; salary.
SIS mo, r. and b.
Practical nurse g openinRsl: salary.
S5O-S6O mo-. r. and b.
Soda boy Oh openinEs). ref: salary.
S1S-S2O wk. and meals.
Soda girl, sandwich exp; salary. s17
wk. and meals.
Cashier-hostess, hosiery. under 40: SAL
airy, SIS wk. and meals.
Telephone solicitor; salary. S1s and
Pantry woman, under 80: salary. $50
mo- and meals.
NO REGISTRATION FEES.
Fifteen TO twenty-five new applicants
needed daily for current openings
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
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Tomorrow-The general enmitv of
one Ballard for another is clearly
indicated.
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agement OF retail liquor department; must
be experienced. Call between SIP am,
SECURITY Market. 1E11 Wis. ave. NV
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MAN 24-45 married, ambitious. energetic,
for established life insurance debit; rea SON.
able income to start rapid promotion: bond
REQUIRED. Call National 1116 Thursday
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furniture store: . men for permanent mt
side work: must have care and tools. ready
to start at once BOX 2hI-M Star
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SHOE SALESMAN. experienced. for satur'
day. Crosby Square. 922 st NV.
SODA DISPENSER. local references COM
p!ate experience necessary. Sugar DRUGS,
35th and o SITS NV
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MECHANIC, man to repair washers and
ironers, no night, Sunday or holidays
Straight salary. CAROLS, 719 H st. n. W.
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WHITE MEN

81 years OF age. with one year res!dsa
In D. C. or nearby Nd or Va. With D.
operators permit 70 drive
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Statesmen Outside selling Of lewelry
and nat adv. watches. exp. not necessary:
drawing acct. and com; leads furnished.
RerSnnS. I2ln z st Pom nno o.
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MAN, young, age 10 to "a. capable of using
telephone, to train for credit managers
pnSitinQ AnplY ri eth n "
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FOUNTAIN MAN, thoroughly experienced
Must have Al references. Apply 1872
You st ne
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known Watkins Products, SOO-family rural
route, nearby: recently vacant: S25- $40
weekly earnings for right man. Write ]. R.
Watkins Co, Box No. 367-R, Newark. N. j.
MAN, married willing worker. living in
Arlington County, to call on users Of a
nationally advertised product. some sales
exp. helpful. Box 419-S Star.
MAN. young. must have drivers permit. 3
nights and every other Sunday. Kirson's
Phar, 1919 Georgia ave. NV.
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MAN, over %. for haberdashery business;
exp. not necessary; about S25. 1927 Eye
NV RIM o05 Q.3O-3
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MEN, reliable, for distributing circulars
Report Z am. Thursday morning. 500
New York ave NV
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MAN. young over Is yrs old. must be
free to travel. See Mr.. Slavin, As pm,
RIM 424, 1404 New York ave NV
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SOFTER. wool and wet cleaner, steady
JOB in small plant. 5422 1st ri. NV
STRIP FLOOR LAYERS. experienced See
ton. VI
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ESTIMATOR, with local electrical con-
tractor. for part-tlme work State expert
ence and salary Box Sob Star
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DR1VER-PACKERS for storage co. Regular
work. good pay. Come ready to work.
Second floor. rear entrance 1917 23rd NV.
DRUG CLERK, full time, references and
experienced. Apply Argyle Pharmacy, 18th
and Park I'd NV
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Spe
YELVERTON E BOOK
HARRY W. FINNEY,
MYLES H. QUAIL.
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SALESMAN for credit clothing store. ex-
perlenced preferred, must be llve-vire.
Bernle-S. 1l3 1th ST nv
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FARMLAND. white. single good teamster
and mixer; sober; steady job. Kendall
Green Farm. eth and FL ave. n 2
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PHARMACIST. full time. 4s-hour wees
S:}7 so. Must be experienced. ref rec,
CURED Phone Sterling 9543 or appG
Rabbits. 1I06 r st. NV. 10'
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REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Have opening
for experienced real estate statesmen.
VIM. NJ. Kltchin g. Co, 800 Tower Bldg.
REFRIGERATION SERVICEMAN, with car
and tools. no Sunday, nights or holidays.
Straight salary. CAROLS, 719 H st. ".
TO-
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PIANO SALESMAN experienced, for larga
downtown store. Liberal salary and COM
mission arrangement. Write giving age and
"a. IN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-20

district attorney and Beattys eff
fort to face him out was flat
failure. His eyes dropped for
moment of trying to outstare his
chief.
Are you questioning my au-
thority?" Avery asked, quietly.
The deadly menace in his voice
sent a chill through every man
in the room. Even Engle moved
uneasily in his position by the
door.
"Oh, of course not, Mr.. Avery
Beatty apologized, humbly. but l
thought
when I want your advice I'll
ask for it." Avery cut him off.
you've made your plans al
ready, haven't you, Mr.. Avery
Tatum asked, obsequiously.
Dangerous Road
None of you have anything to
worry about Miss Kendall will be
found in her car at the foot of a
bluff below the Heights. Everyone
Continued on Page IL, Column 81
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Man Is In Custody
For Molestinq Girl

Jailed on 4 charge OF molesting
a 16-year-old girl. William Deibert,
2t-year-old WPA worker, 1102 u
No. Sheridan ave. was to face
Police Judge Joseph Mallory for a
hearing Wednesday afternoon. Po-
lice also ordered him held for in
vestigation as parole violator,
declaring that he was under five
years probation on a suspended
sentence for car theft. He was ar
rested Tuesday by Officers Bob
Poore and Charles Hughes in con-
nection with a complaint made by
the girls parents June II.
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Good Taste Today

Answer: l think your husband
is right. He might have said to
her seriously, II really don't like
this; We invited you" but further
than that there was nothing that
he could say or do without making
a scene. But the next time you
invite her, you can of course in
sist that she dine with you at your
hotel
The Brides Father Is Large Man
Dear Mrs. Post: The men in
my daughters wedding are wear
ing all white suits, which brings
up the question OF what my hus-
band should wear to walk up the
aisle with the bride. He is a large
man and never has worn a white
suit. We are having quite time
trying To convince him that he
will have to wear one on this &C.
casion in order to match the other
men. My daughter jokes with
him and says that no one will be
looking at him anyway and his
comment to this Is that he will be
so prominent no one will be able to
see her. l am inclined to agree
with him on this point and thought
perhaps you could suggest some
way out that would yet be proper.
Answer: 1t is never necessary
that the clothes of the brides
father match those of the ushers
And / agree that gray flame
trousers and black sack coal
would be much more becoming
than white-not only to himself
but To the bride.
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DANzENGJ''DANGER
b. BGMx

"Madge Kendall!' Dan Nichols
exclaimed. He clearly was startled
by the news.
Surprises you. does IT, Dan ?"
Avery asked. sarcastically.
How in the world did she ever
get in there. past the alarms -
Tatum demanded.
Avery shrugged his stopped
shoulders.
The young woman obviously is
very clever he commented, or
she had help" As he uttered the
last word he glanced swiftly at
Dan, his eyes seeming to bore
through those Of the younger man.
The color slowly receded from
Dams face, leaving his skin a
pasty white.
III you mean" he started.
Never mind. Well get to that
later" Avery interrupted. LAS I
said, Miss Kendall was in that
room all the time we were there.
She not only heard all that was
said. but a young woman as smart
as she is undoubtedly recognized
us. AS a matter of fact, l think
names were mentioned in our con-
versation.'
What are we going TO do ?"
It was Beatty who asked this
question in a worried tone.
There's only one thing to do.
She's signed her own death war;
rant"
"Oh, surely there's some other
way-maybe we can brighten her
into keeping STILL" Dan protested
his face reflecting the inner tur-
MOL Avery's statement had had on
him.
Avery's eyes again bored into
/ Dams. and he stood for nearly a
/ minute staring at him pefore ne
! spoke.
There is only one penalty fol-
spying and treachery," ne said
The same penalty there is in the
army in time of war"
See here" Beatty protested
IT don't much care about this
idea of killing a woman myself
There have been removals be.
fore, | know, but they were per.
sons who didn't matter much
How are we going to get away
with this? You must remember
her fathers a prominent man, g
candidate for mayor"
Avery shifted his gaze on the
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CHAPTER THIRTY

When the door closed behind
Avery, Mrs. Engle united the
handkerchief that covered Madge's
eyes. she blinked in the bright
ness Of the room, lit by a single
electric bulb dropped from the
ceiling. CHANGING curiously about
she saw il was a small room, ap-
parently used as bedroom at some
time as there was cot against
the wall.
There also were two chairs. one
cane rocker and the other a
common kitchen chair, although
sturdier than ordinary. A wash
stand stood against the wall, op-
posite the cot A dingy carpet,
which apparently had had a
lowered pattern, but was now
merely mass of rather unappe-
tizing brown, covered the floor.
You might as well sit down, y
Mrs. Engle suggested, and sank
into the rocker herself. There was
only one door leading out of the
room, the door through which
Avery had disappeared before
Madges eyes had been unband-
aged.
It was useless to think of
escape, the girl knew, as Avery
and the others probably were in
nearby room.
As a matter of fact Avery. Ro-
land Beatty Louis Tatum and Dan
Nichols were close at hand. This
was the other meeting place to
which they had come when Avery
became frightened at the Court st.
house. Engle was with them, too,
standing with his back against the
outer door.
well. we've really made a catch
this time Avery told the others,
but there was no elation in his
voice. Rather there was a bitter,
grating tone that indicated he was
far from pleased by developments
His steely eyes swept the group
before him and his long thin face
took on a mask-like quality.
"Madge Kendall daughter Of
Forbes Kendall, was caught by
the Engles inside the Court st
house." he went on in an even
flat voice. "She was Kidding be
hind a couch in the room in the
basement, so she heard every
thing that was said while We
were there"
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A complete summer-day ensem-
BILE is offered in Pattern 4477. It's
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cludes spirited dress PLUS a
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off your outfit dashingly. make
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The easy-to-mske hood is optional,
but so enchanting, so flattering
SO useful for driving with the
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especially II you line it with the
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Pattern 4477 is available in
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Size Is. dress. takes 3 yards 80
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Send Fifteen Cents (l5c) in
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Cut a smart figure in the Sum-
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"pocket-edition" youngster and
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tern Fifteen Cents. Book and
Pattern together. Twenty Five
Cents and three tokens.
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