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Mr.. and Mrs. william Day and
daughter Cynthia. Dearborn spent
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs Lee
Day.
Rev. and Mrs clifton Hoffman.
Wills. were Thursday dinner
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Murray
Day.
Mrs. Glenn Baisch IS spending the
month with her mother In Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Harpst and
family. Msybee. we're Sunday SUP.
per guests Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. AFRO LAY.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Day. Paint
Greek were Saturday ogernignt
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Day.
Mr.. and Mrs Eaton Roberts and
son Norman, Ypsilanti. spent Sun
day afternoon with his mother. Mrs.
Glenn Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Sampler.
Ypsllant. spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr. and Mrs Ray Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Day and
family visited Mrs. Esteils Greanys.
Ann Arbor. Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Day and
children. Burton and Carol. spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mira.
Leon Ylsnaw, MooreyIlle.
Mrs. Edward Swihart and son
William. Ypsiianti, we're Sunday
afternoon guests OF Mrs. Lena Day.
Miss Dorothy Age. EloIse. spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Agge.
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Classified AdUenising

YPsLANTL MICHIGAN
CLASSIFIED RATES
follows;
P1s ......l3o SIX days sc
paid Tor
lore
single
Count five words 10
livery lima
spscial advertising request
Call 40
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Help Wanted-Eemals

WHITE WOMAN for homework
and care OF child 4l4 Perrin, Pm.
l255-W or 663-M
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Business Services

Business Services Offered
SEWING MACHINES-repai All
makes. Work guaranteed. Singer
shop, 81 y. Huron. Phone 942-W.
MILFORD OsBURN - auctioneer
1853 Sweet I'd. Phone i33l-M.
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Business Services

Business Services Offered
HOTORS-repairs, rewinds. Electric
Motor shop. 10 S. Huron.
bon wILsON-moved from rs z.
Cross St to IS z. Cross. Phone
4S4-J.
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Stretch Your Dollar BY Shopping From The Daily Chssiied
Business Services
eusIness ssrvIes. offered

Business Services Offered
ROOFING -- new applied or old re-
paired. Fave trough. furnace work.
Shauan Roofing 60. Pm. 1858.
Upholsterers
UPHOLSTERING-rugs and carpets.
X. Rendel. 303S Washtenaw Rd
Pm. 25-sis4 Ann Arbor.
QUALITY UPHOLSTERING - ".
c. Wilson. 30 y. Huron. Phone
1893. Evenings 1851.
FUNERAL SPRAYS = and ported
plants. Depot Greenhouse. Norris
& Short Oak. Phone 91s-J.
Electricians
We SPECIALIZE-in re-WirinE. A.
+. Smith. SO S. Summit. Phone
252.
CALL OUR ADTAKER az 40 for
Classified Advertising service.
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Announcements
Lost ana Found

Lost and Found
STRAYED Large white collie
Yellow spot on side. yellow ears.
male. Reward. Pm. 7li2F-2.
announcement
AUCTION SALE - Sat. Mar. rs at
$40 F. Forest 200 p. m. sharp.
Davenport and chair. Rockers. oc-
casional table. end tables. lamps.
Sx1O rug. 6Ks rug; Small oriental
rugs. drapes, pc. mahogany din
ing suite, twin poster beds with
box springs and mattresses. dress
ers. chest OF drawers. children's
furniture. wardrobe trunk. pic
lures. dishes. cut-glass, fireplace
tool set, small tools and other
things too numerous TO mention.
Terms Cash, Milford Osburn.
auctioneer.
1T is ALMOST Impossible to syade
Opportunity II one reads the
Classified ads regularly.
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ORDER APPOINTING TIME ron
HEARIN0 CLAIMS

80 tlHbA
STATE or M1CH1GAS. Tn. Pro-
bate court for the county OF wash
tcndV.
AZ a session OF raid Court. Asii az
the Probate office In The CITY OF
Ann ArDor. IN the said County. on
the 3rd day OF March a. d. 1871.
Present. Honorable Jay G. Pray,
JUDGE OF Probate.
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For sale-Llve,,oek, Poultry
Legal Notices



To the Qualified Electors OF the
Township OF Ypsilanu.
Notice IL hereby given that thnrs
! will be a public hearing March 2lth
at o'clock at the Ypsilanti Town
! nall 10 discuss petition coming the
township as provided IN Section 10
Of Act 302 OF tho Public Acts Of
Lillian NJ Sheppard. Ton nship
Clerk.
Adv. 300
STATE or MICHIGAN, in III.
Circuit Court for the County OF
Washtenaw. In Chanctry.
Maxim Sereduk. Plaintiff vs..
Irene Sereduk. Defendant
Satisfactory proof appearing 20
the court by affidavit on file. tat
Defendant is not resident OF this
state. but resident OF Pastoi. Pc
land. IL IL ordered that the Defendant
answer the bill Of complaint flied In
this cause within three months from
the date ~ this order
Dated: February l7-fs'l.
Geo. ". sample. Circuit judge.
William ". Hamilton. Deputy
Joan p. KIRK. Attorney FOR PLAN
tlff. Business address. lpsilanti.
Michigan.
true copy.
William W Hamilton. Deputy Clerk
AdV 3"'OS
EIaHTH ANNUAL ACCOUNT or
TRUSTEES
STATE or MICHIGAN. Tho Pro-
bate Court for the County Of WASH
tenaw
At session Of said Court. aeld at
the Probate office I'm tire city or
Ann Arbor in said county on tho
lat day Of March 4 y. 1871.
Present. Hon. Jay 9. Pray judge
In the Matter % the Estate OF
Hnl. W. Glover Deceased
y q. Crazy Glover ana TIE De-
trJtt ffrf--t- 9ftfr4ittiy yr Detroit MicAi-
t,lr Eiglth Annual account as
Trustees under tho VIII Of said de-
ceased for the benefit % natalie O.
Klsor. Paul .. Glover. u. willis Glo-
yer. and 81. u Crary Glover. and
their petition praying for the allow
II is ordered. Tina. tie End day OF
April 4. j.. i9tl - ten o'clock
IN the forenoon. At said Probate Of
examining aHd allowing said ac-
II il Turta.r ordered. That pub
Lie notice tLeLeQf be given bv puhli-
cation Of copy NJ IRIS order, for
three successive weeks previous TO
said dag Of hearing in t1s fpsi-
lanti Daily Press. a nerrpsper print
ed and circulated IN said County.
JAY .. PRAY. Judge Of Pro-
A true copy.
Nora .. Borgsrt. Register Of Pro-
Adv l.222
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Merchandise
Household Furnishings


Low PRICES-on Gold seal Rugs
and yard goods. East Side Furni-
tlre. 526 p. Michigan. Phi. i72s.
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Emily Riley. formerly Emily rOvi'r.

II appearing 70 the Court that the
time fer presentation OF claims
against said estate should be limit
ID. and tAst time and place DO ap-
pointed TO receive examine and sd-
lust ell claims and demands against
said deceased BY and before said
Court
II l. O.dersJ. That creditors OF
said deceased are required VITO pre-
sent their claims TO said Court at
said Probate Once on or before the
2Gth day OF Nay y. ID. 1871, AZ
ten o'clock ia tie forenoon. said
time and place being hereby appoint
ed for the examination and adjust
ment Of all claims. and demands
against said deceased.
II IL Further ordered. That pub
lie notice thereof be given by Dubli-
cation Of copy OF this order Tor
three successive weeks previous to
ssid day Of bearing. IN the Npsilanu
Daily Press, newspaper printed
and circulated In said County.
JAY @. PRAY. judge OF Pro-
hate
Adv. t-52i
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Eaton Mills
ATTEND SUPPER

Eaton Mills, Mich. Mar. 12-Mr.
and Mrs David Garlick and daugh-
ter Viola. Mrs. Lena Day anf
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lydia Samp-
SOD, Mr. and Mrs. ROLAND Sampson,
Mrs. Walter Splitter. Mr.. and Ms.
Murray Day and Mr.. and Mira.
George Essex attended the supper
given during the Easter time
at the Wills VI. z Church, We'd
nesday evening.
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Employment
Help Wantea-FsmaIs


WANTED Young woman with SELL
ing experience IN Womens Ready
10 Wear. Catering 70 the better
trade. Give reference and eNper-
fence. &. j. Hutzel Shops. Ann Ar
Dor.
GIRL part time daily. cleaning
and babies laundry. iOs Wallace
Blvd. Phone l644.
Statesmen Wanted
SALESMAN PAPER To call on
printers and Industrial plants
operating miueo or other printing
equipment. state previous eNper.
fence and give references write
Momberg & Son, 962 L. Congress,
Detroit Michigan.
THEY'RE SOMETHING more than
fanciss and lads these powerful
little Classified ads.
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Farm Products, Equipment

ALL KINDS Or--warm clothing
for every member OF your family.
405 w. Mlchigan. Phone l33A.M.
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HOUR FRESH" large white eggs
use. Muellers Poultry Farm. $3.50
Whitaker Rd.
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Heatmore Pocahontas EgE ist6
Phone 42O
WEBB COAL CO.

BICYCLES New and used Assert
ment OF used auto tires. Thorns
Tire 500 " Mich. Pm 636
REPLACE - your old door bell with
Electric Chimes. as low as o..
Mnnrrnnn.a nhnnn
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WATKINS 49, order two products
Get another for only Sc. t0s T.
Cross Phi 1Ii-W
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Ypsilanti Celtics Swamp Class
B Cage Opponents From Dearborn

Hitting their stride late in the
first quarter, the Ypsilanti Celtics
easily pushed into the Class 3
semi-fnals OF the Eastern Michigan
a. a. u. basketball tournament by
swapping Dearborn Gerhardy Con.
struction Company, 1924, at Yp5l.
lanti High School gymnasium Fri.
day night.
The Celtics were never headed
after Guard Joe Bartolacci looped
in a free throw with one minute
TO go in the opening period -
snap an s-S tie. They stepped Nsp
the pace after that TO a more than
point-a- minute rate.
The win entities the Ypsilanu
outfit to play Yellow Coach and
Truck of Pontiac this afternoon
for a place in tor.ght's champion.
ship game. Yellow Coach defeat
ed Worthwhile Recreation, 34-l5,
Friday to advance into the semi.
final round.
In the other bracket Jackson Re
gent Cafe and Franklin Settle
ment clash in a t.lird-round game.
Seminal losers will also play to-
night with third place at stake,
three teams qualifying here for the
state finals in Midland April To-
70
Jack Hackett, Michigan Normal
sophomore from Melvlndale. spark
ed the Celtics with IA points, nine
of them coming in the first half
Hackett put the quintet off to an
early lead and played the major
role in the second quarter scoring
spree.
Ahead by a slight three-point
margin at the end of the first per.
iod, the Celtics widened the dist
ancc by halftime to nine points.
25-16. Gerhardy made only three
TALES in the third quarter while
the Celtics were adding IL.
Clyde Lepisto and Bartolacci col.
lected six points apiece.
Pontiac's victory was a dull ar
fair, for the final outcome was
never in doubt. The score at the
half was 90 to To- Walt Miller
racked up IA points for Pontiac.
Ypsllsntl celles
G 2 p Pts.
Crist. Z ........... | 0,.3 2
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Sports Roundup

Asheyle ~ C-UP- The field the land OF the sky open
golf tournament off today pursuit of little Benny Hogan
who borrowed and turned torch TO burn the
Bmore Forest Country Club Four strokes ahead of his
competitors the 72hoe into It's second
Is hole round Hogan azed fourunderpar o. Friday and gain
cd big bulge the 90 and pros who competing for
the $1,000 prize money.
Fort BcHHiuq Ga Up Scoring fe rtms in the sr5eh in
and three the NINTH Michigan State Colleges baseball team
ydck1d Hf its foh 1iory against defeats its southern
here FRIDAY BY oqgg Fort Beng II 10 O. after SPOT
ting the opposition So lead in the first foD innings
East Lansing ms Battling they have in past years, the
University OF Michigan and Yale TODAY running almost neck
and neck struggle for the National Intercollegiate Swim
ming Title with the Wolverines three points front With
five still be held Michigan had SO ale had s.
Wayne and Ohio University tied the third slot
with nine points each
Lexington XIV Up Man 0 Vdy the famous horse to
sport silks on fucycds tracks and of the
t stand stud celebrated his 2f birthday today the
Faydav farm Of his oiper Samuel d. Ridd of PHILADELPHIA
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Cunnnghams Topples Opponents in Cage Tournament
Dearborn jewelers. Upset With
Surprising Ease by Local Team

With surprising ease Cunning
ham S. excellent five toppled the
highly rated Winston Jewellers. OF
Dearborn, Friday night in the Ypsi.
ianti High School gymnasium as
they ran up forty four points TO
their opponents thirty four and
thereby became eligible for the
Class 4 semi-iinals OF the tourna-
ment which were scheduled for
this afternoon. or the four teams
in the Glass A semi finals. however.
three will be from Ypsilanti. and
although Its possible, it's hardly
probable that an all.Ypsilanti rep.
resentation In the A division may
go 10 Midland for the State tourna.
mcnt With Ditzler's powerful
quintet the fourth team in the di.
vision, this event is very unlikely
for the Detroit five has had only
one setback In It's last forty one
games and this came after they
had piled up thirty nine wins in
succession.
The winners OF this afternoons
contests will play tonight at . p m
while the losers will play al 90
tor third place However. since
the first three teams In each class
duality for the state tourney. At
least two local Glass \ teams are
certain 10 travel to Midland
II now appears that Cunning
hams is the favorite 10 take The
tournament for It aud the Ditzlor
Color Company are considered the
ton teams In the tourney aud slnc~
Winston's holds the only victory
recorded against Dit1ler's this wear
and the Druggists defeated Wins
toms, they should be ahlo- 10 take
tho Detroit five II and when they
meet This is purely prohlematlcnl
however, for both the Collcglatcs
and Central Speciality are forces Ia
be reckoncd with
Burman Misenar agfth was the
leading factor In his teams triumph
as he Tailed nineteen times against
the Winston jewelers. five TO pro
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vide the best individual perform.
ance OF the night. His efforts also
brought his tournament total up
10 forty two points for TWO games
an average Of twenty one per con
test.
The first fifteen minutes OF the
game Friday saw Winston's 90 into
the lead and they looked capable
ot holding q indefinitely How.
ever. with five minutes and ten
seconds remaining 20 the first half
Bin Collins dropped basket
through the hoop 10 give Cunning.
hams one point lead 1915. and
nom then on the local five took
charge ~ the game never allow
ing their opponents 20 get any
closer than five points for the re-
mainder % the contest
Personal Fouls
The other Glass \ game saw the
Collegiates and Lawrence Techs
Blue Devils meet IN contest that
was decided by personal fouls The
circumstance cam" about when
four members ~ tho Blue Devils
We're forced ont Of the bail game
because OF four fouls. and since
there we're only eight players alto
gether on the Tech team. Il had TO
play short handed FOR the final
five minutes and fifteen seconds
II was very unfortunate for the De
troll team because ~ had lust con.
cuded n success tul rally hv wing
the score aftcy having lrnllcd tho
locals most ~ Tho game However
after Walt Haas lcWick was forced
/ from IN" game. leaving the team
| with only four players. they had
no chance as the ColleeiatcS raug
M EIGHT points In short order 70
win l0.32
Howard Messengers thirteen
points paced the locals with Ncrr
. sherman with eleven coming IN
for second honors Claire Dundcr
mans ten points topped the losinr
: five
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, ard you all tell me, would never
have taken such i step without
more provocation than his few
words to her last night. That Is
doubly true OF Otis Many brothers
have objected to their sisters mar
riages. yet the sisters have serene
ly married whom they chose. Not
one Of you has been able to give
me the most fantastic reason for
either of the Rands doing so. and
such a murder is not committed
without reason
But If your cousin was mistak-
en- for you-that is another thing
Rand, disregarding his sons able
defense Of him, could have fired the
fatal shot But-and that very de-
Tense gave this reason for his inno-
cence-why should he stop here ex-
pecting to shoot you when he eX-
pected to find you at his own
home AS his son said Is minutes
is not a long time to wait for
man delayed to an appointment.
Proctor Rand is another mat
ter. | am not convinced that he
does not know more about this Sc
cret OF yours than he admits He
spoke very smoothly last night, but
he, provided he had the motive,
had ample opportunity. He was
seen to. leave Rand House at Is
minutes of 10 He came downstairs
when his father arrived at approxi-
mately lilo No one knows what
time he had re-entered the house.
His sister is known by the servants
to have been in the house the en-
tire evening. She can be disre-
garded.
You know best If your cousin.
Miss Gould. had any motive for
shooting you; so far ! can find
none. The same applies to Otis.
The rawlings and threats of your
aunt, Miss Althea. can be dis
missed. I believe she is a border
line .psychopathic case However.
she could not. in her physical con-
dition. have fred the shot which
killed your cousin. and Jabez tells
me that, during the more than so
years he has been in this house.
she has always feared and disliked
firearms.
II believe the shot which killed
Mark Gould was fred by a compe-
tent and resolute man. Rand's serv-
ants tell me that. while he owns a
revolver, he never to their knowl-
| 81 -.
what killed your cousin We dug
the bullet out of that wall this
morning" -
l looked where he pointed All !
could see was a small hole in the
paneling He was going on:
Proctor Rand. Dave Otis and
you. Mr.. Essex. are all crack shots
with revolver. shotgun and rife.
The bullet could have been fired by
anyone Of you. Against that stands
the arguments which ! already
have advanced for Proctor Rand
and Otis.
Mr.. Essex" the detective leaned
slightly forward in his chair ard
steadily eyed Cary. Il believe. and
Chief Cr-ne agrees with me. that
Mark Gould was killed for one OF
two reasons-either from personal
enmity or my mistake for you II
by mistake that eliminates you. II
from personal enmity. you are the
only one who, so far. seems TO have
motive"
Ito Be ContinuedI
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THAT AWFUL announcement
of Chief. Cranes that Cary. Dave,
Horace and Proctor each had op-
portunity to kill Mark drove every
other thought from my head, prob
ably because we were then dis
missed for the night. had 10 get
away to my own room and think.
But first there were certain ges-
lures which mere dccency de-
manded.
went to Janet, We we're leaving
the room, and asked her II there
were anything which | could do.
She said there was not. that
looked worn out. that she was hav-
ing coffee and sandwiches brought
into the library and that | ought
to stay and have some; but | re-
fused There was just one thing
which wanted to do. forget the
whole terrible affair for a time and
60 to sleep. But even that-certain-
ly a modest request-was denied
me.
was so tired physically that
could hardly climb the long flight
of stairs to my room. couldn't
think coherently; didn't want to,
either A merciful daze seemed to
have settled down over my mind.
] knew that all my worry and fear
would return with the morning,
but that was still some hours away.
threw my house coat on a chair,
crawled into bed and reached out
to turn off the light. when a light
tap sounded on my door and Hayes
voice asked:
May I come in. NancyT
I stifled groan. After all had
endured. after the way she had
turned upon me. / didn't want to
listen to her tale Of woe, but what
else could I do? l dragged myself
out of bed and opened the door.
Kaye carried a tray On II |
could see two cups: that meant she
had come to stay My vision Of
sleep danced out the window on a
struggling moonbeam pulled my
house coat back on and resigned
myself to the unacceptable.
Janet thought you should have
some coffee and sandwiches" she
began. land Cary sent you this. He
says its not a social drink, but
medicine, and you're to drink it,"
It was brandy-how l detest
even the smell of the stun but l
gulped 1t down and promptly felt
a warming glow steal through my
tired body. though 1t couldn't BAN
ish my sleepiness. With grave face,
Kaye was watching me.
Nancy" There was urgency In
her voice. I'm sorry ! was such a
pig tonight. My only excuse Is that
I'm naturally fool and, in addi-
ton, tonight was scared to death.
Will you wipe 1t out ?"
1T doesn't matter" II was hard
err to stife yawn than a groan.
"Oh. yes it does" Kaye insisted.
But Marcy. you know how hurt
and upset was when I talked with
you In the library alcove; then.
when I walked into all that" she
shuddered. II was almost crazy.
viii you wipe II out. please?"
"Of course / Will" Pleading
wasn't in Hayes line. was sur
prised that she took that attitude.
But now that 1t was over. II she
would only 60! That time the yawn
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conquered my effort.
If she noticed 1t. she ignored It,
stepped swiftly TO my side and
gave me a quick hug.
Thanks. Nancy | won't forget
it" She poured out a cup Of coffee,
handed il to me and poured an
other for herself She didn't sit
down, just leaned against the table
and. between sips. said:
Il feel terribly about Mark,
Nancy. l really do, even if | did go
haywire tonight loved hin: dear
ly. butt love Dave more" her
eyes glowed determinedly Il don't
care what that horrid detective
thinks. know he didn't Kill my
brother I'm going to marry Dave
II the heavens fall" She drained
her cup. placed it on the tray and
ent to the door With her hand on
the knob. she turned to face ne.
I'm not going TO wait long to do
it. either have to run away"
With that she stalked out.
uluIl CdIt II SIG oil away
that minute; didn't care what she
or anyone else did | slipped the
bolt into its socket. fell into bed
and-the sunshine falling across
my face walked me.
In my nina was Hayes parting
declaration. In the clear morning
light. going over the inquisition Of
last night. couldn't understand
her. was as sure as anyone. I'M
knowing, could be that Cary was
innocent Of his cousins death But
not until Marks murderer was
found could l contemplate such a
step as she had declared she would
take. Not even for the sake Of the
love which tore my heart with
actual pain, could l link myself to
man under the shadow Of such a
charge. For me to love must be
to respect And believe that a
man worthy of the name would
rather the woman he loved de-
manded honor in the loved one
than a tossing out Of all ideals for
the sake Of love which put to the
test must wither in holocaust of
dishonor. I also believe that real
love once awakened can never die,
but 1t can become q travesty Of the
glory II should be, a shamed and
quivering thing, manned and mutt
lated b. the infamies Of its idol.
My thoughts had led me into
such maze, could hardly bring
them back to sober earth. To me,
Cary appeared all that was honor
able. but That tiny nagging hor-
ror persisted. I could not believe II,
] would not. ! sprang out Of bed,
bathed and dressed. firmly anchor
ing my thoughts on the conviction
that Captain Lancy would restore
my loved one. untarnished to me.
Jabez was waiting in the dining
room. His good morning was bare
ly audible. II was not until my
meal. not a hearty one. was fn-
ished that he murmured in my ear:
Captain Lancy ia in the library,
Miss. He asks that you join him
there"
found Chief Crane and Cary in
sober discussion with the detective.
They greeted me. then Captain
Lancy went on:
ITO consider your cousins bolt
from-the-biue opposition 10 Dave
Otis marriage to his sister as a
motive for his murder by either one
Of them is ridiculous. Certainly his
sister, fror. what she, her mother
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CITY LEAGUE

The City League finished its sea.
son Friday night with the Trojan
Laundry and Faygo Beverages ty
ing for first place, each winning
SO games and losing 81. They roll
ed one game to decide he winner
and Faygo Beverages won by %
pins.