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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-13
AUTOMOBILY.

Ctyrl osoby poraneny byly,
jedna tezce, kdyz diva automo-
billy srazily Sc ma Route l asi
jednu mill jizne cd Bel-Air.
Crystal Lee Jentry, 14lete Il
N. Caroline ulice, rozrazena
byla lebka. Jej1 sestTenici, j.
Ford Crabb z Bel-Air, rozbita
byla lebka, prerazeno rameno.
Zranena vedle toho %vnitfne.
- Robert Atkinson, IA rokdG
starry, p~otlucen byl tezce ma O.
bou nohach, kdyz pTi jizde ma
bicyklu ma Lexington ulici, vra-|
zil do neho automobil, ktery RI
dila Mamie Goldstein.
= Dive osoby uhofely ku
smrti. Osobami byli: Inez Mon
nett a Carl Owens, oba z Wash
ingtonu. Parek tento mel pred
snatkem, ktery odbyvan byti
mel behem tohoto meslce.
Nekolik vojak1 zraneno by
10. Jeden tezce, kdyz automo-
bill a Greyhound bus srazily Sc
ma Washington Boulevard u
Muirkirk.
}, 25 vojak1, vetsinou z Fort
; George G.. Meade, rozbili okna
c v prevrzenem AUTOMOBILE ably
unikli ohni, ktery Sc vznal,
kdyz elektrinou naplnene spo-
jovac1 tyce paddy ma stfechu
busu a tento horeti pocal.
. Vojak, Frank Barcia, by,
Z tezce zranen.
k - Margaret c.. Robbach, Is
leta z w. Baltimore ulice, je5
mela v tonic tydnu odejeti dt
Fort Eustis We Virginii jake O
setTovatelka v hodnosti druhe
no lieutenanta, usmrcena byl:
V nedeli, kdyz vystoupila z lie
karny. Usmrcena byla automo
bilem ma Fayette a Carey uli
c1ch. Automobil T1dil cernoch
y Elaine Trieschman, 15leta
Alberton v Baltimore okresu
zabita byla, kdyz S peti jinym
= d1vkami jela ma stupatku auto
mobilu ma Alberton road. Ctyf
jine byly zraneny.
: Olaf Anderson, 46lety, usmr
Z; cen byl v nedeli automobilen
:, ma silnici bl1zkosti Bradshaw
, V Baltimore okresu. Ridden
. automobile byl Wilson H. Dis
:. haroon.
v - Johnu R. Cook, 19letem
z Lanham, Prince George {
kres, rozbita byla lebka, kdy
,e motorcyklem vrazil do taxics
bu ma Lanvale ulici.
Re = Helen Arnold, 46leta, tei
a. &c zranena byla v pondell oC
o. poledne automobilem ma Hi
ton a Franklin uliclch. Aut
r1dil 26lety N. j. Rahlya z Ell
fridge.
o. - James Wilson Sweetwoot
% 5 rokd starry z Williamsburg, p
i usmrcen byl 1tery Tame.
m town, Md, kdyz vypadl z n;
10 HE otevTenych dver1 automob
Ill lu ma chodn1k.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-13
ODSOUZEN.

Cernoch, jenz rozf1zl oblicej
kondukteru ma Baltimore-An-
napolis elektrickem vlaku, Cd
souzen byl v 1tery ma tri mes1-
ce do polepsovny.
Cernoch konduktera Tfzl ne
kolikrate nozem, kdyz nechtel
kondukterovi odevzdati llstek
ma vlaku ma Bush a Paca uli-
c1ch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-13
Maly ~OznamOvatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR SALE
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PRfJMOU Sc dfvky ma letni
byt ma peknem soru u Bush Ri
yer, Is mil cd Baltimore. Kras-
ne m1sto ma koupani, les, par
krokG je k vod6 cd domu. Ces-
ka kuchyn6. SO tydne Sc vsfm
zaopatTenfm. PTihlaste Sc co
nejdTfve v redakci Telegraph"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-06-13
ORNAMENT
ZABAV.

Cesko-Amer Civic Assn
porada Rodinny Vylet ma eva
chnv maryland Shore, Fur
mace Branch v ned6li, dine 20.
CerVna.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-08
Oxford Merchants
Hold Annual Meet

oxford, Jan. 8.-W. T. Yancey was
elected president of the Oxford Mer-
chants Association for 1871 at the
annual banquet Monday night in the
Oxford Woman's Club building
There We're II members present.
Other officers elected were A. B.
Clement, vice president; F. F. Lyon,
treasurer: Miss Mary Elizabeth Tay-
lor, secretary; and l.. L. Wilson, R.
M. Ray, Jr.. T. c. Jordan, Jr,. J.. T.
Buchanan, D. X. Walker, J. E. Pit
tard and r. D. Clark, the board of
directors.
The 1910 officers were J. f. Pit
tard, president: w. B. Crews, vice
president; F. F. Lyon, treasurer;
Miss Mary Elizabeth Taylor. sec
rotary: and L. l.. Wilson, l.. f.
B~reedliVe. R. d. Clark, T. c. Jor-
dan, Jr., r. S. Gray. and T. c. Jor-
dan, Jr,, R. S. Gray, and A. B. Glenn
ent, board of directors.
Judge Ben K. Lassiter was guest
speaker and made a humorous talk.
J. +. Pittard, president, presided.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-08
tNSTsi RS.

/. In 1923 by .-...'an Ftiton
4. et engineer 1T ~ North Carolina
Board OF Internal Improvements.
r lton. an English engineer, lad
been secured by The state to plan the
DroVtmeut- of- rivers and harb0rS.
tae building Of canals. highways and
other Improvement. He recommends
ed the building OF several through
aghWay> financed with JOINT state
county funds, secondary roads 10y
county luud> and less important
loads by county md community
.uut>. All 9pkeep was to be by the
several counties.
: Pevton Randolph, born N VII
Isaneburg. Virginia. IN l72l. He be
can t Kings attorney for Virginia III
"a. and later a member OF the Viz
gnIa House of BurgesSeS. in Which
ne served as speaker Virginia chose
HIM as d delegate 10 the first Con
tinental Congress, which convened IN
Philadelphia September ). l714, and
ne was elected is first speaker. This
made him the nominal head OF the
new American government. After a
IIttlc more Than one month he re
-pHpG and returned 10 Virginia to
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-08
HOEY v LIFE
OF NEGRO CONVICT

Raleigh, Jan. 8.-(AP)-Governor
Hoey, in his last action on a capital
case before he leaves office Thurs
day, committed TO life Imprisonment
ne death sentence imposed on
George A. Johnson, negro, in Robe
son county for first degree burglary.
Johnson, who was to die Friday,
was convicted of entering the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Currie in Penn
broke last July.
The governor quoted from recon-
mendations of clemency by all the
jurors, Sheriff E. Clyde WaGe, of
Robson county. Trial Judge J. Paul
Frizzelle and Trial Solicitor F. Ertel
Carlyle.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-08
peen necessary.

So. ,.u nave been necessary.
IN. ..l howl about the shelby
gang sa4u Jailed 70 work as EN-
plyy,U ~ Malls opponents. y !ayge
ma--rv Ut Democratic House mem
oers SIMPLY preferred him. for rea-
sons 3D.. .rer own, and in so doing re-
..ec,cd 'UcT own good judgment in
1undug aEer leadership to a tried
and r "d public official. His So
lection ans that radicalism vii
scarcely nd much room IN the 1871
House And m these critical and haI-
aft. '.ne~ there should be Ii
5lap, . L..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-08
MANN WILL SPEAK
AT DUKE JAN !,

Durham. Jan. S.-Thomas NJ
Nobel Prize winner for ltera.I-1a
1929. believed by some critir. -, IL
the most eminent living man os oe
tiers, VIII speak ii Duke Un,ver.u..
on January Is al the sixth amy,
ulnncr of the Friends OF The MA
University Library. "Ae
Mann is now lecturer at Princo.
University where ne has lived fsoa
1898 He dttote~ most at his In
writing. however. and is mat.no fo "
II public lectures than he did ,oo,
liter his arrival in this country
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-08
Two Possibilities


Only a mentally ...a5 ..a
fail to see III. Fer.
serious phase ID. .a, ... les ..-
ahead To - il. -se..s ......a ARE
possibilities IA. .4tare .,e..a.ss.
one If them 8raa.alv. r.t
two or three moafhe ....v and ~.
other at least 4 year .. l.s. .a..a.
part o.. it.. and perhlg, even a....
distant.
Consider FRS. HE one ..-.a.
away. nume.v. .-.a. t...e5-.l R.r-.-..
plan for .nHa4laa.aH. .., continent
a countef #t#Fa~a. .. osr Ger
many otter H....u. ..~ .. ...-tcd H5-
best chances 40r ...... Such Il
move involves .a.-er, .. III. bv
ENGLAND. .. last# which .... ~..<.art.
say viii not core Ba5... 1912 lem
with aI .re# H.H.#-r rr....- ~-#--
viii he able =. .4s,.-, ..--
late 1871 INF .-a ~a.rI-a., .,,a .
likely not #.a..a- mo -a<. v.=.
can this GOAL ~. r4.f.,.a
Even when Br. rI.aa aa=a---
zion aljgrrented nv A...,...
Gerrranv's canaaI+z. tho ,.g.. ..4#r
net he o~vercaa.a nv aa. ....ga.. %
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-08

rode up Penn
syIFanla ave-
Nue WIN Zen
eral Grant on
NJ o n q a y,
March ), lS17
Since March !
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-08
HISTORIC
Rutherford B. HAYES

(Nineteenth President, 1S77-SD
Pv Central Press
WITH THE Marine band
playing Darling. l Am Crow
ing Old" one of his favorite
tunes, Rutherford E. HAYES
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-08
eSentatiVes.'

The joint committee on the in
'~auguration of the new governor held
what Was supposed to be It's final
meeting yesterday afternoon, an
nouncIng that all plans are complete,
all actors assigned their roles, and
everybody showing a spirit Of CO.
operat.on-With some reservation as
TO the Weatherman. If the weather
is good the affair ought to so off
IN grand style.
The capital city's streets are deco
rated with gay bunting and flags are
flying to do honor TO Raleigh's first
native son to reach the highest office
in me state, and TO welcome the
thousands Of expected visitors.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-08
Null Is Capable

The -}o. men II the General A.
s.tH1ly Wna. are Ia. D.S,-.on to infIf-
4.ra Iao..ratan a.ara man any 9TH
t#~. ATE the lieutenant a,vcrnor who
sides ,.ar -as Senate and The
..1ea.er af HE H,9s, c1o Yields
fine g.,.ar IN ,aat Hs5v This 4 90
" rs...on af ..aa- tla- 4ha, aqa5 in
hi, 9J,ce e,ue. ,rarsd v-.- the
,-.,.-r.-a and r..ro,-1ir,v of m
0c4rt5ro au cae.mt..eas ard namioo
7n4r. rrsu.ran And .;nca lao,.ra-
+..r. I...r. we'd and mas, NJ tho ,,.,rr-
a... o, ,,.r-++, tho ,ro.5a:,o
..... ..a .ala ..,..,,,.. +ba
..,.,.. ,,b ,ar.ao,o1 +h.. ,.,r
..-z.a -tf.,. ,a. ,r.o. -bo
.,4
p... .Ia ao.., ~
..... . .ha uo,,a Doao
did .ha ur,o ,1,,o +,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-08

took the oath Of office publicly
and formally on Monday, March
5. Even more unusual than his
Inauguration had been his cleo
ton, for he had participated in
the most famous presidential
race in our history, and had de-
feated Samuel J. Tllden by 50
small a margin that the cleo
total commission, appointed by
congress-, did not make known
its choice until March ..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-08

ROOM FOR RENT. STEAM HEAT.
ed. ON South Garnet street. Phone
3l9-J. 7-2r
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-08

BETTER BE SAFE THAN SORRY
See u stock Of furniture and
other items before you buy r. T
~SatterWhIte x Sons, near Fire
Station. CT
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-08

FOR RENT TWO OR THREE ROOM
furnished apartment, all modern
conVouicnCcs. gas. oil range. Water
lights, phone, garage free Ren,
reasonable. Phone 642-J. 566 Row.
land street. 3d.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-08
LEARN A TRADE

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES: Print
ing offers many opportunities foi
advancement to young men. Sklileo
workmen in this industry are IN os-
mand. THE SOUTHERN SCHOOL
OF PRINTING's facilities 1of
teaching the mechanics OF the trace
are the best. For particulars ~r'e
to v. G. G%arriott, Secfetary-Treasur'
or, 15I4-16 South Street.
T~arneasAa
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-08

NIGHTS COAL-IT DELIVERS
heat fast, burns evenly with ljtIs
attention. Very low ash conten.
For a real coal value. phone lS8
hLsht lONI y WOOD. Weds
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-08

FOR RENT-A NICE FIVE ROW
house on Z~ollicolfer Ave. Mex 5
Watkins. -.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-08

FOR RENT JAN. l-MODERN FUR
ni>Aed apartment. DE-, y. c. Vow.
l2-cod-.t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-08
WANT ADS
Get Results

START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT
Bring Us your shoes today or pbnr.
638. We call for and deliver. Girls.
sons Shoe Shop, 424 South Gar.
nett St. a..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-08

Four years ago the preachers of
Raleigh went on strike and wouldn't
invoke divine blessings for the House
unless they We're paid. The legisla-
ture enacted the ABC law which
legalized sale of liquor in counties
voting for stores.
DR.. S.. l.. Stealey, pastor of the
First Baptist, wasn't here then; but
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-08

IF YOU WANT REAL NICE WORK
Try us. Our repairing can't be beg,
Free SHINE and shoe string> with
every half sole job. l42-J. Bakers
Att
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-08

II public lectures than he did Il
liter his arrival in tins country u
WANT ADS
Get Results
START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT
Bring Us your shoes today or phor.
633. We call for and deliver Crs
SONS Shoe Shop, 424 South Gar,
ii'I 81 81
FOR RENT-A NICE FIVE ROOM
house on Z~ollicolfer Ave. Mex s
Watkins. ~
FOR TAILORING SERVICE THAT
p.cases, bring us your garment,
that need altering. repairing or
refining. j. L. Parrish T~aiIoring
Shop. yer City Barber shop. 81.
IF YOU WANT REAL NICE yv0DI:
try us. Our repairing cant be bea.
Free shine and shoe strings wiki
every half sole job. l42-J. Bakers
~.
HIGHTS COAL-IT DELIVERS
heat fast. burns evenly with little
attention. Very low ash con +srs
For 4 real coal value. pbona IeC
HIsht Coal & Wood. vnd.
See II stock Of [urn,+lro aas
other items before YOU buy r ?
SatterVhite x, Sons rcsr w.
oldlLo'l, ct
FOR RENT TWO OR THREE ROOM
furnished roartn7pnr ,lI ,rndo,-
cony,ui,ncel. gas. oil range W9,e.
Haht, phone garage ire. poa.
reasonable Phone 642-J 5f6 Row.,
Lano stree. 021
ROOM FOR RENT. STEAM HEAT.
ed ON South G3rnett street phona
31g.I 30,
ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIRS
tro,IbIo bring II Ia rs, Wr'u 70.
paIr j, cvprrtIv and nronnn,ly
parts slppiicd when needed Raa.
saaab1o ri,ices uaste,,s lfnt,r a~a
NooIIIIIV 9'lop. -o-co
Fop RENT PARTLY FI-RNISHPD
nv Irturni.hed foYr room, an,r..
uent Nic4oIa. street Phone III
Mrs Il,nes C. Jordan At.
FOR PINT Jan 1-N0DFRN FIR.
nj~fed arlrtment ID. \. { Vow
l2-cod-.t
WANTED GOOD RELIABLE SET
premises and look after aged III.
valid woman. Good home ana TAR
Ky n],, 'ot "i'' 1 1s3S
ST-pFP CHAVNFIDRAIN CAL.
yanf1ed roofing continue, to make
moro and better friend. for The
place nf Tnh1cs" is leak proot
Alex s Watkins "Where oJaItv
~ ""',''. ""N'N F'Tol:
Two GOOD MULES FOR SALE
cheaD same may be seen at the
Ieep-Parham Co r G. Young
3-6j
FOR RENT FIVE ROOM HOUSE on
rnnn, anar,,nn, ~, PaIIo ,+ree+
phone l3o Al 2 Wes1er. Irsur.
1,,rn Pnnt.1. md poaI Es,a+a 6-3ti
DAY OLD AND STARTED CHICKS
at sacrifice prices for a shor: time
onIv RJood1,stod and Guaranteed
N = 7-4
WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
l;.1a g l.l..l r.1o. a.
Minus VI poUs anu Ac1ioVl
par work. Motor Sales 70
.u,a,c
ffCl NAlER lONo
promptly MADE. we provide pIuli'ot
~ = urLo.. T. ,,bonp
ildtCS. d. ". HlStieI, ~; pm,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-08

THE ..nmIttee relterateS with en-
a- q announcement that all
.a inaugural ceremony and
gl1l receptions at the man.
'.a to the public and every
c..ln cHj only invited but viii
b, n. ..rjIalIy welcomed. Despite
al s-o.a i'm a Raleigh paper rather
bcl.JtlnE those who attend the man.
SION reception without extra glad
rags, the committee insists that no
sort of garb or uniform is either
prescribed or prescribed. 1t is demo-
cratic, The inaugural ball at the
auditorium Thursday night is pri-
vately sponsored and proceeds will
go to the Junior League charity fund,
so a charge is made for that affair.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-08

The parade TO the auditorium for
the inauguration exercises will break
several records, 1t is expected to be
the biggest ever staged in Raleigh,
and for the first time in history a
unit of the Coast Guard will partici-
pate in the military phases of the
Inauguration.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-08

DAY OLD AND STARTED CHICKS
at sacrifice prices for a shor: tlne
only, Bloodtested and guaranteed
Henderson Hatchery, Henderson
n c. 7-4t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-08

HOT WATER INSTALLATIONS
promptly made. We provide PLUMP,
ing and fixtures for any type o.
water equipment. See us for eSl'
mates. j. c.. Wheeler, Jr,, phone
1913 or 8l2-J. III
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-08

WANTED ALL CHECKER PLAY
ers to meet Newell w. Banks
worlds champion checker au-
thority, in a match game FRIDAY
night at kiWanis Club Rooms, ne
will play all of you at one time
blindfolded. If you do not play
checkers. come and see the cham
pion beat the champions. I-3u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-08

TWO GOOD MULES FOR SALE
cheap. Same may be see at the
Legg-Parham Co. h. G.. Young,
3-6ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-08

FOR RENT FIVE ROOM HOUSE ON
Zollicotfer avenue ana u Tour
oom apartment on Belle street.
Phone 1879. Al. B. WeSter,. lnSur-
ance. Rentals and Real Estate. 6-Nu
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-08

HERE'S A LIST OF BIG PICTURES
in store for you coming to the En-
bassy soon: Hudson Bay, North
west Mounted Police, Bitter
Sweet, Love Thy Neighbor ,
"Comrade', Go West, Second
ChOruS.' 8-lU--u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-08

GOOD LOOKS PAY BIG OVID.
ends and you a collect them Il
you patronize this shop. Ettlcleh,
and courteous service. Phone ZVV
for appointment. Bridgers Beaul!
Shop. lou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-07-27

you were trying for a leave. This RoderlCk
mug has waived extradition, so all you have
to do is present this bench warrant and they
will hand him over to you after you re through
at the wedding. | will wire the Los Angeles
cops when you will arrive.
But" he adds, you'd better not drink
too much champagne at the wedding, because
you are booked to bring back this Raffles
on the midnight train. We're not spending
any more money than we have to. 1t costs
enough to get him and bring him to trial
as it is
twill have him back on the dot" prom
ises Dan. Il can have all afternoon at the
wedding party, and that is enough to make
my Kitty happy"
He thanks the lieutenant and rushes out
to send a wire to Kitty. Then he checks up
on everything twice. because this is one
time when he doesn't want any slip-up. He
has his official papers and his tickets and his
expense money and his handouts and his
gun, and he packs all his fancy clothes in
his new luggage and dashes off to the train.
He wires Kitty again en- route, telling her
not to meet the train. He knows she will be
busy getting into her bridesmaids uniform
besides, he has to get himself hotel room
to dress up in. So he is little surprised when
he comes out of the train gate and guy says,
You Officer McGarry?"
Dan says yes. This guy says. I'm from
headquarters here Come along with me and
get your prisoner. I've got car
Thanks million, pal, says Dan cheerily.
But won't pick up that guy until this
evening I'm taking him back on the mid
night"
Il don't care when you are taking him
back" says this guy, but you are getting
him out of our coop now. We're sick and tired
of holding him for you. Besides we're rebuild
ing one wing of the Jail and we got EN- sleep
ing in the halls.
Dan gets worried. But it is like this, pal,
he explains Il got date right now and
can't pick him up -"
You're here. amt you?" growls the cop.
Il got my orders. The boss says you Eastern
cops sure like to take your own sweet time.
This guys your prisoner, not ours. So come
and get him"
Take me to the boss, means Dan.
But the man he sees at headquarters is
even harder boiled He says this Sir Roderck
Fitzhugh- Byte is the damnedest pest they
have ever had in jail. Dan has got to take
him now
Dan argues and argues, and tells all about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-07-27

moves more than five feet away from Dan
at any time, he is going to be awful sorry
later when Dan gets him alone in their COM
partment on the train. Of course Roderick
isn't exactly invited to the reception, but as
long as he is wearing striped pants. no one
will notice him among couple OF hundred
guests But if Roderick tries to doubleuoss -
At this point Roderick interrupts. Don't
worry, old chap. I've been around lot, and
know a tough cop when meet one. You'll
find me not bad sort of chap at ALL
But Dan is still nervous. If he didn't love
Kitty so much he would never take the
chance But he figures he can just shake hands
all around at the reception and then bow out;
and all the time Roderick will be right beside
him, within smuggling distance if necessary.
So he phones the hotel desk and orders a
brace of white carnations and gray cravat
for Roderick. In twenty minutes they are
dressed to kill, and when they stroll through
the hotel lobby side by side they look like
an Easter parade.
"A CAB takes them to the fashionable
church. and they manage to twist and squlrm
together through the cab door so that no one
notices the hardware Up the steps they 60,
and Roderick has such a swagger and such
cocky way about him. you would think he
is at least the best man. Inside the organ is
rumbling, dealing out an assortment OF chords
from the bottom of the deck just to kill time
There are more flowers than at a gangSters
funeral, and ported palms and bows of white
satin ribbon at every pew. Dan is so dazed
by it all he stands dead still at the head of the
aisle. and doesn't hear the chubby blonde
dame when she comes up behind and says to
Roderick, will you take me down, please?
The grooms side"
Roderick bows from the waist The real
ushers are all doing their stuff up and down
the aisle, so this chubby dame makes nat
ural enough mistake. Roderick hands his hat
over to Dan and he says, "A pleasure. Up
front. perhaps
The dame gets all fluttery when he smiles
at her She is the short, fluffy kind and some
where around fifty. I'm Miss Larkmeadow,
the groom's aunt" she shippers. They're
holding the third pew, believe"
Roderick bows so low at this, that Dan
almost has to 90 down with him to keep the
handouts from showing Charmed, Miss
Larkmeadow,' he says. I'm Sir Roderick
Fitzhugh-Byte.
They start forward. Dan wants to, pull
(Confinvsd on poss 12)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-07-27

"She talks as though you were something that
wears leash. Oh. I've been so Inundated,
and now you're going to save the day and
| just love you to DEATH
Chicken" Dan means into the phone,
getting up his courage at last there's some
thing I've got to tell you
Oh not now" says Kitty, still bubbling
over. Hurry up and get dressed. You're
twice as good Hooking as that silly little bride
groom of hers, and three times as big. Don't
let me down. Inspector!
Dan glowers at the phone. Then he says,
Il won't let you down." and hangs up No
matter what, he can't disappoint his Kitty.
He has got to figure something.
He glares at Sir Roderick, who is sitting
on the bed next to him, still handcuffed
Roderick is smoking long cigarette in long
holder. and he is just about the coolest and
cocksurest guy you ever did see. Dan unlocks
the handouts. Then he locks the door and
pockets the key He PAGES up and down. try
ing to figure what to do with Sir Roderick
for the rest of the day. He knows the first
rule for bringer- inner is never to let your
prisoner out of your sight and, if he is slip
perry guy like Roderick to keep him hand
cuffed most of the time.
Of course he might lock Roderick in the
hotel room, but it is a big chance to take.
Or he could tie Roderick up and roll him
under the bed; but Roderick could get him
in lot of trouble if he beefs about it later.
For a minute he considers taking Roderick
out to the ZOO and talking keeper into lock-
ing him up in some empty cage. But that
would take time, and the wedding starts in
an hour
Dan figures and figures, and gets nowhere.
He has got to be at that wedding or his Kitty
will be heartbroken; yet he can't park slip
perry guy like Roderick just anywhere. So it
seems like there is only one answer. 1t would
MT be such good answer if Roderick was
just an ordinary mug. But he is definitely
High Society. Have you ever been to we'd
ding, mug?" Dan asks him.
Roderick flicks his cigarette ash on the
floor and chortles. Too many, old boy" he
says. They were all my own. Dashed incon-
venience, this bigamy thing
We'll, you are going to another in about
an hour. But if you don't do what | say, it
will turn out to be funeral instead"
He tells Roderick what he has in mind. AT
the church he will keep the bracelets on
because no one will notice - if they are care
full. At the reception afterwards they will
dispense with the hardware, but if Roderick