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The Omaha guide., 1941-06-21

Willie LIS NOllUlIAOh y
not serious.
Mr.. John Booth Of 3002 Grant
St., is back in the city after visit
ing Kansas, Texas and other stat
es and cities.
We were sorry to hear that
Miss Margaret Johnson lost eve
dollars several weeks ago between
oath and Blonde sts., and oath and
Charles ST.
Mrs. Charles Morris who resides
on Ohio St., is having her home
redecorated beautifully inside and
out.
Mr.. Sam McGill of 2724 Lake
St., has been i'll for several weeks.
His condition is better at this
time.
Mrs. Jimmie Seay of 1892 Maple
St., has been i'll. Her condition is
reported fair.
Because of the weather, many
folks didn't get to attend the 1tal-
ian Carnival on 18th St. last week.
/ Mrs. Thomas sells pop on the
north east corner of 18th Avenue
at the little ice house. She would
appreciate it if you would pat
ronize her business by buying pop
from her.
Calvin Frazier a former oman
an, who attended and finished
schooling in Chicago is back in O.
maha.
MI. Raymond Alexander, a for
mer Omahan who resides in Wa
t%erloo, Iowa now returned to Wa
terloo Wednesday, June 5 after
visiting his relatives and friends.
Boys, why not have your girl
friends photos taken at the &c
center. Four snapshots for 10c.
Mrs. Golitha Walcomb has been
suffering with her throat. Her
throat seems to be better now.
Miss Claudia Seay, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Seay is a grad
uate of Technical High school. She
is planning on leaving this city in
September for cleveland, Ohio
and there she will visit her aunt,
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-21

Mr.. Raymond Alexander, a for
mer Omahan who resides in Wa
t%erloo, Iowa now returned to Wa
terloo Wednesday, June 5 after
visiting his relatives and friends.
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-21

Mr.. Sam McGill of 2724 Lake
St., has been i'll for several weeks.
His condition is better at this
time.
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-21

Mrs. Charles Morris who resides
on Ohio St., is having her home
redecorated beautifully inside and
out.
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-21

Crowds Of people gathered at
Hanscom park Sunday, June Is,
1941 to celebrate Flag day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
lContinued from rage Isl

Clifford or worse still. the strain
of returning TO "A house where sho
alone and Tho murdered knew
Alice IWmsdcrs body w7s lyins
undiscovered oat n tht RAIN
She wished chat rim hai lct
her tell hum he would have been
able 10 give her strength But
there aesiu n She had told hiul
II she'd read gwlt iu hls face
Then az that most unlikely of
moments shctrund herself know
tuc with sure glowing core
tunty that sHc lowed him That
even n De- h7J done hotG tho7"
tcrunI, things She loved hum She
wanted orally % call out to hun
20 break The brttle ico-suriacc az
restraint which had come between
them M The cottage
But d. would have been mad
ness to CaIl out
Sttafthllv Tho two canoes
sIiprea -au once q fash OF IIrht-
Ming gurs5 weakly and She rcal-
izca that Tm was not msNnE
FOR Tho Ittty ne was making for
tho SWIMMING beach Probably
bo,aase 'auc was less chance of
thor h.u- observed tAcrc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17

the flashlight. He gripped her
arm. His voice, urgent and baf-
fled. asked:
What do you mean - she's
been moved? What do you know
about this ?"
Weakly she tcmporizcd: Il
must have been crazy / didn't
know what l was saying. l."
She stopped as he broke in
sharply;
Look"
The beam from the flashlight,
held limp in his hand, was play
ing down the drive toward the
bicycle shed. Kay followed the
direction Of his pointing finger
and dimly, at the far end of the
powerful beam, she could make
out vague figure, slipping away
through the rain
Il was right. Someone was
here Here by the body Quick"
Almost before Kay realized IT,
they were running together down
the drive. following the beam of
the flashhght, following the
shadowy figure.
For one moment Kay saw IL
distinctly Then, abruptly, 1t
turned into the shed - dis
appeared
Kay was too stunned TO think
much on that short, rapid chase.
They reached the bicycle shed.
They ran into 1t together. Tim
threw the arc of light from the
torch forward across the ranks
of bicycles He called
Who's there ~
Vaguely Kay had steeled her
self against something outland-
ish. But it was the greatest shock
OF all when she saw that the fig
ure standing impassively among
the bicycles was her sister.
Maud
Maud Chiltern had made no eff
fort to conceal herself Her face
was white, hagEard, but monu-
mentally calm In one hand she
held a drenched, crumpled piece
Of brown paper In the other,
hanging limp toward the floor.
was a pair Of white cotton pa
jana pants.
She stared at them, blinking
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
THE GREEN DIARY

lzcd they We're standing almost
exactly on The spot where the
MAJOR h51 found those pminous
marks the night before. Thunder
rolled again. she was so used to
the ram noW that SHE hardly
noticed d, They moved away up
past The yurcas where the lawn
Cr,pt down level 90 the beach
When we get to tho house,
YOU can slip u through Mr.. chill
terms room Tim said softly
Hen be expecting YOU I'm wait
and then come by The front door
as if ia just arrived
They had 20 take tortuous
course 20 avoid thc light splaylng
out from the living They
c.rclcd.the AtWn and Int the drive.
Kay felt quick sickouing fear ass
Tho soft crunch of the sand under
her fect made the image Of Alice
Lums8cu suddenly real
Ahead 10 their night, she could
make ont "a vague looming bulk
Which must boz The bicycle shed
II She hadn't been found. Alice
was suI lying there on The other
side of the shed huddlcd in the
rcd shcker with the grotesquely
overturned bicycle SPRAYED IN
The darkness behind her.
The thought of Alice was ALL
.uhsessinc now. The other side
Of the bicycle shed The very
words drumming IA her brain
became an open sesame 10 panic
Tim. close al her side. VAS lead
inr the way Would h5 pass the
shed Would they start together
down the drive on the other side
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17

what a fool" he breathed,
half TO himself. THE green cush-
ion and those marks in the
sand"
Tim. what is IL? What are
you talking about ?"
He shook himself as If IL were
an effort for him 10 remember
she was there. Then his hands
went out, taking her arms.
when Ivor was killed KAY.
you had no conscience about try
ing TO protect his murderer. But
now someone else has been killed,
someone whose only crime was
knowing too much" He paused,
his eyes searching her face: you
wouldn't want 10 go on condoning
murder indefinitely. would you 20
Kay was afraid then. although
she couldn't put her reason for
fear into words
II don't understand
He said almost fiercely. Don't
you see how everything's changed
now? Alice is dead That's cold,
straight murder with nothing 20
justify it nothing. You couldn't
really forgive that could you ."
Suddenly her fear was more
than she could bear. Tim, you
you don't mean you know who
killed Ivor and Alice ?"
He didn't answer He just
stood there, looking al her with
a wry. sad little smile.
IT'S out of your hands now. "
he said We've been dreaming
and it's time 10 wake up. What
ever happens, you must remem-
Der that"
Tim
But he paid no attention. He
had turned away from her and
was hurrying toward the door.
Kay stared after him bleakly
Her fear had imperceptihly trans
formed itself into exhaustion
now, blank, crushing exhaustion
so that IL seemed an effort even
10 move her limbs.
II was only after the door had
shut behind him that she rcmem-
bered Tim had taken his medical
bag with him The bag which
contained not only the Chilterns
securities. bat also the evidence
against Terry the evidence she
had sworn never to let slip
through her fingers again
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17

had been a living, human being.
Someone moved her" she
added And I'm sure 1t was
Maud because Alice had a brown
paper package with her. Those
pajama pants must have been in
IT, she said they were her cvi-
donce against the person who
killed Ivor"
She explained. telling him of
Ahces dramatic announcement
and of Mauds unsuccessful at
tempt 20 keep her from going to
the police station. She concluded:
I-T Amt Know something else
about those paJama pants, too.
Last night very late, ! found
Elaine ironing them in the kitch-
en- know II : the same pair be-
cause she scorChed them with the
IRON, ! think she'd washed them
out and was planning TO give
them back % whoever owned
them, so that no one would know :"
Tins face was strange That
diffidcnt, remote look had come
back into his eyes.
She asked hopelessly. What
what are we going TO do now -,
Call Major Clifford" His
tone was abrupt, final. She
must have been dead over an
hour. We can't possibly keep it
back any longer. / must get to
the body, too. But we I'd bet
ter call the Major first
Kay had known, Of course, that
il would eventually have 70 come
10 Major Clifford At least this
was something definite 10 do
They hurried 10 the house to-
Cether no longer botheung
whether they were seen or not
They went in through the kitchen
door, their white faces receiving
startled chances from the colored
waitress and cook Kay took
Thorne down the corridor TO the
phone. She waited, cold and tense,
while he dialed, talked TO the
Major and hung up.
Hell be over right away e"
Tim looked at her, the ghost Of a
smile on his lips You better get
into some warm, dry clothes. I'm
going back to the body"
He turned away and then
turned back. watching her in
tently. Listen. before l 60, is
there somewhere we could be
alone for a moment p"
we can try the library"
10 one was IN the library. Tim
shut the door behind them He
said quickly.
Kay, I've got TO be sure
you've told me everything about
Alice / want 20 know how much
you know because wei. it's the
only way"
She repeated the story just as
she had told 1t TO him in the
bicycle shed Then suddenly, she
remembered something else.
Earlier this afternoon Gilbert
and 1 found Alice bending over
the couch in the corner. She
seemed 10 shuttle something
under the cushions when she saw
US. And she-she was excited as
if she'd found something import
ant. After she'd gone, l went to
look under the cushion, but l
couldn't find anything"
Instinctively they moved to-
gether TO the low couch piled
with lemon-yellow cushions. Kay
bent and started pushing the pill
lows aside
There was "a green cushion at
the bottom of the pile" she said.
Il looked under it," Then
sharply: 1T isn't here any more"
She tossed the cushions about,
making sure. She turned to
Thorne.
"A light green cushion with
dark green stripes. II was damp
and rather stained. l."
"A green cushion" he echoed.
Why, yes"
She stared at him, startled at
the change in his expression. His
face was pale. haggard And his
mouth frightened at the corners,
growing grim and forbIddlng
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17

from the light of Tins torch.
IT'S you, Kay, isn't it? And
Or. Thornc'
Kay's words tumblcd out
Maud did you do IT? Did you
move the body 90
Maud's lashes, flickerinE over
her steady grey eyes, almost con-
ccaled the fact that she had
glanced at Thorne,
Move the body, dear? I
wouldn't know what you mean. %
Her placidity. so preposter-
ously out of key with the situa-
-ttotr- rfs-teo- ffttfeff fer ff ist5y'-------
It's no use pretending, Maud
We saw you there by the body
And then; Don't worry. Tim g
all right"
My dear, if l had anything to
tell you, I would naturally ten
YOU in front of Dr. Thorne "
You mean you don't want to
tell US anything"
IF you care to put it that
way
Kay gaze shifted to the pa
jana pants in her sisters hand,
and noticed on the dangling leg
a large, brownish burn. In a
tangle of images. she remem-
bered Elaine -- when was it?
Years ago. Elaine in the Kitchen
ironing white pajama pants, rest
ing the iron on them, lifting it
with a little cry as the cotton
scorched. She remembered Alice.
too. Alice with a brown paper
package under her arm, staring
at them triumphantly from the
foot OF the stairs Il have the
evidence here
In strange, flat voice, she
said; Those paJamas were in
the brown paper package Alice
was carrying, weren't they? ?"
Maud did not reply Her fin
gers merely frightened over the
crumpled cotton. And her eyes,
meeting Kay's, suddenly fiickered
with a look of stark. ungovern-
able horror
II was all over in a flash and
her face was steady again But
Kay realized then that her sis
ters calm had been the result
only of an immense effort OF will
Maud won't you tell US. p"
Please Her sisters voice
was quavering Then with a
pathetlcally formal shrug she
murmurcd. IF you don't mind, l
i think III 90 back TO the
house
Fantastlcally, that was the
end. Before Tim or Kay could
say anything, she had brushed
past them to the door and dis
appeared.
Kay started after her and then
stopped as Tins voice, dazed and
uncertain, asked:
What on earth is all this,
Kay? Have you both gone mad =?
What what do you know about
Alice 20
"Mauds lying" Kay said
breathlessly. She moved the
body. I'm sure Of it. She-she
must have had some reason.
She poured out the whole story
10 him then Of her discovery Of
Alice's body and her desertion Of
it to continue her trip TO the
island. 1t was a great relief TO
be able TO confess and, in hcr
relief she forgot some Of her
anxiety about Maud
Il knew she was dead" she
explained. There was absolutely
nothing / could do, and l had to
get that folder for Terrys sake.
/ was going TO tell you every
thing at the playhouse, but you
stopped me. I suppose 1t was
awful Of me. L."
He wasn't interested in justifi-
cations, only in facts. You're
sure the body's been moved ?"
Quite sure. She was on the
other side Of the shed when /
found her. And the body was IN
quite a different position; so was
the bicycle
II was horrible that they could
be talking that way about some
thing which only a few hours ago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17

of the shed and stumble over
49,? She put out her hand to
steady herself on Tins arm.
And then, with a stab of relief,
she realized that the French win
dows 10 Gilbert's room lay to the
left They weren't going to pass
the shed That terrible thing
wasn't going TO happen.
Tim guiding her, suddenly
frozc. There ahead ne whis-
pcred. Something moved. There's
someone there
faulty, Kay looked. But she
could see nothing except dark
ness.
I'm sure I saw someone" Tim
repeated Then when there was
no response from her: We'll, l
guess it was my imagination.
Come on.
They vcered left, heading
straight toward the spot where
Tim thought he had seen move
ment Every nerve in Rays body
was alert, but as they stole down
the drive away from the shed,
the horror image of Alice gradu-
ally faded from her mind.
Tins voice came again: III
go a few feet more with you.
Then you can cut across to Mr.
Chiltcrn's room. You know the
way"
tt\rccu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17

IN pretend &C..
His words stopped as he STUN
bled toward her. He gave little
grunt of surprise,
Something's here on the
ground, Almost tripped over it.
Wait moment
Kay stood still, feeling the
strength dWindling out OF her,
feeling the darkness and the rain
wrapping around her like cloak
Tim had pulled a flashlight
from his pocket She saw the
beam switch on. Then, suddenly,
it was tilted downward and Kay
gave a stifled scream.
II couldn't be true! That was
her first reaction This thing she
was seeing was a CHASTITY hallu-
cination, something she saw with
her eyes because she had been
seeing it so wildly with her
thoughts She stared down, know
ing that she had TO accept 1t,
that against all reason it was
here at least twenty yards from
the place Where it had been be-
fore the huddled body in the red
shCkcr with its white face Glar-
ing in the light from the torch,
and beyond glistening in the
rain, the overturned bicycle.
At first the dazed thought
came that she had been mistaken
before about it's location But,
no It's position was different,
too. This time the arms were
twisted beneath it, the legs were
sprawled out.
Tins voice, strained and
hoarse, cut into her numbed
thoughts:
IT'S Alice Lumsdcn
Then he was on his knees, the
torch playing down, his hands
running swiftly, pointlessly, it
seemed to Kay, over the red
sliCker
shes she's dead"
He looked up at her. The beam
from the flashlight tilted upward,
too, so that Kay seemed to be
blinded with light
Kay, it's Alice"
She didn't really know what
she was doing a little sob
wronched its way through her
clenched teeth. And she blurted:
But it can't be She was on
the other side of the shed She's
she's been moved"
Tim Thorne scrambled up, COM
ing to her He. didn't switch off
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17

ITO Be Continued Next Week
CoIvugh' l7il. by American Weekly inc
AL Rights hesertsd
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'J,aa. Mare Rev :, 8 n, NJ
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-11-27
Here Is The Whole Plan At A Glance

THE BENEFITS
Bed and board in ward General nursing care
Use of operating room for major surgery
Use of operating room for minor surgery
Use of the delivery room
Ordinary drugs, medicines and dressings
Anesthesa, when administered by hospital en-
plOyee-
Laboratory examinations: Urnalysis-
White blood count Red blood count
Hemoglobin and differential-
Stool and sputum examinations
Any other laboratory procedure considered rOu-
tine by the hospital.
All the above benefits available, if needle
bership. After you have been member more than
the year Full benefits available to each and e
is carried. This type of membership includes both
years of age living in the household whose names
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-11-27

disqualification a luxury within the
reach of comparatively few. The organization OF
the N. c. Hospital Saving Association has made hos
pital service possible to people of small income The
necessity of disqualification often comes when we
can least afford it.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-11-27

This Association has solved the problem for
thousands who thought they could not afford need
ed disqualification for themselves and their families
Our plan is to explain to you without obligation ASK
for folder at the Ashe County Hospital write u.s.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1941-07-01
New Lodges Since The Last
Grand Lodge

1878. Robertson Chapel, Mr. c. G. Greenwood, F. s.,
Box 81, Coahoma Miss
1874, Jerusalem, Mr. Arch Whitehead, F. S.. Law
renee Miss.
1875, Reality Community, Mr. Allen Rainey, F. s.,
Box 81, Onward Miss.
1876. Anderson, Militia Yuma, Miss
1877, New Baptist, Anguilla, Miss.
1878, Magnolia Cooperating Miss Mary Johnson, F.
S., Cary, Miss.
1879, Morning Star Mrs. Lille Brooks, F. s.. Rt.
2, Box 140 Tutwiler, Miss.
1880, Kolola Union, Kolola Springs, Miss.
1881, Hopewell STAR Columbus, Miss.
1882, True Love, Mrs Florence Brim F. S., Box Ga,
Valley Park, Miss.
1888, Welcome Mr.. Oscar Finley, F. s., RI 2 Box
IA Learned, Miss.
1884, Fletcher Mrs Leola N. Fletcher F. S.. Afro
American Hospital, Yazoo City, Miss.
1885, Egremont, Mrs. Annie Mae Lewis, F. s., Eyre
mont Miss.
1886, New Hope Mr.. H. H. Litteton, F. s., RI
Box 49, Hermanvlle Miss.
1887, Old Strangers Home Mrs. Minnie Tatum. F.
S., 3O7 Garner ST., jackson, Miss.
$685. Quentin, Mrs Addie Tlman, F. S.. Quentin,
Miss. az
1885, Crosby, Mrs. Mary King, F. S., Crosby Miss.
1890 Mt. Zion, Bude Miss
1891 Mt. Olive, Mr. Ebert Eriggs, L. G., RI. Box
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2O18, Cavarys Temple. Mrs. Odel Walker r. D.
22171, Pearl ST., Nicksburg, Miss.
2O19 Huddlestons Special, Mrs. John Haley, +. D.
820-l3th ST., No, Columbus, Miss.
2020, New Hope Sumner, Miss.
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lene ST., jackson, Miss
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Pops Sanders Chapel, Columbus Miss.
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ton Miss
POPS Bal1ck es Chapel, Tchula, Miss.
2o29 Pride of New Albany. New Albany, Miss.
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Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1941-07-01
T. J. Huddleston, Jr. Retains Crown
In Educational Drive, Mt. Vernon
Church

Like Joe Louis the fighter in the sporting field
is Mr. T. j. Hudleston Jr in the church He is cham
pion every time matters not how hard his competitors
fight how high they may climb, Mr. Huddeston al
ways climbs little higher. He has often the
for his dgent services he is faithful and loyal work
e in his church and friend to all the churches of the
cy Each year he supervises the Educational Drive at
Mt Vernon and takes the lead Realizing that this sue
c&ss due to the splendid cooperation of his friends
desires the OF each person who contributed pub
khed not because he feels the donors wish their names
ublished but just of showing his gratitude and
saying thank you to each The of persons who CON
|ttbuted to his support follows:
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100, Roxie, Miss.
1898, Johnson, Mrs. Hilton Banks, F. s.. 4O3 Perry
ST.. Yazoo City, Miss.
1894, New Hope Mrs Alice Simmons F. S. Ri. s.
Grenada, Miss.
1895, shvers Rev. G. L. Burkett, F. S. RI /, Box
110a, Shivers, Miss.
1896, Pattison, Mrs. Gertrude B. Herd, F. s., Box
II, Pattison, Miss.
1897 Sweet Home, Mrs. Arthur Lee Minor, F. s.,
Tillman Miss
1898, Carlisle Mrs. Mary Marbra Carlisle, Miss.
1892, Love and Honor, Mrs @. c. Scott F. s, Myles
Miss.
1899, Pride of Carksdae Mrs. Marine Nichols, F.
s., sos Ashton Ave. Clarksdale, Miss
1000, King David Chapel, Mrs. Lula b. Turnipseed
F. s., Box To- HermanvlIe Miss.
2ool, Russum Mrs Julie Marie Walker, F. s., Rus
sum, Miss.
20o2, New Foundation Mr. Luther Brewington, F.
S.. Louise, Miss.
2O03, Pilgrim Rest Mrs B. NJ Caldwell, F. s.. Ack-
erman Miss.
20o4, Allen Chapel, Eupora, Miss.
zoos, Belzoni Best Mrs A. P Slaughter, F. s., 296
Central Ave, Belzon, Miss
2006, Jordan Chapel, Mr. w. B. Flowers f. S., Rt.
g Box 203, Eupora, Miss.
2007, Salem, Mrs. Mary Donley, F. s., Dubard Miss.
zoos, Red Hill, Miss Annie L. Gladney, F. S, Ri /
Box i31, Eupora, Miss
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2 Box PIT Lambert Miss.
2o1o. Haley's Delight, Mr.. W. NJ. Carpenter 4l9 Car
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81, Weir, Miss.
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Miss.
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Miss.