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Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
What Is GHjan7
what Can II Do For Yeu7

Gillian is a scientific mixture or
the Juices OF Is OF Natures health
giving herbs, roots and barls,
that brings you Health From
The Good Earth" Gillian In an
other Mosby product. originated
by C. H. Mosby who is world
famous for his natural medicines.
We call Gillian natural med
icine because IL In made from the
Juices from 18 OF Natures finest
health-giving roots. barks and
herbs-the same helpful. natural
juices that have brought blessed
relief TO mankind down through
the ages. II you are now suffering
the torments Of bloating gas pains,
sickening constipation, sleepless
nights and other organic dis
orders, you owe 1t to yourself to
try the natural" medicine.
Gillian is taken shortly before
meals because 1t mixes with cood
at once, helping to eliminate the
poisons that foster stomach trou-
bic, and aiding the liver and
bowels to their proper functions.
nir lGWs udIut a. hAild VI hlC0i-
cine" (as we call it) will assist
in bringing out gases and impurf-
ties frequently with the first
dose) which may have been inside
you for q long time, and which
were the real cause OF your days
Of misery with headaches, dizzi-
ness and tired feeling. 1t is i'm
portant 10 note that Gillian will
cleanse your bowels GRADUALLY
not drasticaIly or severely an
they were never cieansed before.
A special Gillian representative,
known as the GILLIAN Man, is now at
Cunningham's Drug Stores at l1z+
Griswold ST., 1868 Woodward Ave-,
Detroit. Here he 10 meeting crowds
of interested men and women daily,
and introducing and explaining the
made" Gillian compound.
Gillian is recommended and sold by
all Cunningham Drug Stores and by
other reliable druggists roushout
Detroit and Michigan. Help yourself TO
health. Start today by buying a bottle
of Gillian. One bottle will convince you.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29


Greek War Relief War Relief Whelmina Committee the
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
40 Years in Army,
Recalled 10 Duty

Mai James Knox Wilson. chief
OF the fiscal division, Fort Wayne
motor supply depot, today cele-
brated his fortieth year in military
service by returning to active duty
under his reserve commission.
He came to Fort Wayne Oct. I,
1910, as a chief warrant officer
and has watched his office grow
from a staff of five to a staff of
thousands. His record, the longest
among Fort Wayne employees, be-
gan with his enlistment in the
coast artillery at Fort Morgan,
Ala. During the first world war he
organized and took to France the
army's first ammunition train.
During his military career he
has served at coast defense points
in the East. in general depots at
Panama Canal Zone and Columbus,
o., at Washington, d. c., and
Langley Field, Va. He was retired
in 1910 and recalled Immediately
for duty here.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
He's Still Not ShOd
Mongooses and kIoys
Take Feud to Marines
By ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

told Sergeant Kloy there Sergeant Mongoose In
the army and he fit to be tied with million knots The
Mongooses and the Hoys have been opposite ends Of eu
for years.
III you're looking for tough sergeant" Kloy said. "ad
mire me from safe distance
Up where live In the hills the innocent bysanders
guilty.
Tve been In the army six months and took the oath Of
allegiance But they haven't put shoes n me yet
THE recruiting officer looked and found 16 bullet
wounds III knife slashes and bitten on He wanted to
know where my medals
Il told him that That a skirmih
"Theres many Mongoose baby that's teethed my
In the mountains.
II chased wildcat into hollow tree last winter and
clawed enough hair of him to make a cowboy hat.
"But he scratched up After they counted the
in the hospital they found scratches that
cat had gone ticktacktOe 1878 times
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
War Chest Fund.
To Aid Sufferers
All Over World

The $5,S0o.000 War Chest con-
tribution Detroit Is expected to
make starting October 26 will help
eliminate suffering not only here
but all over the world. Percival
Dodge, managing director of the
fund, said today.
Tho scope Of our effort II
being widened by tho war. Be-
sides our own needy in Detroit
we viii bo aiding relief work
among the Greeks, British,
Dutch, Poles, Jews, Chinese and
war prisoners," Dodge said.
Last year the Community Fund.
one of the IL agencies partici-
pating in the drive. aided thou
sands In Detroit. Six kinds of
services were rendered, according
to Dodge.
Family service and care of the
aged went to 10,571 persons; care
Of the sick and disqualification was
received by 6,949; clinics handled.
81. .406; nursing service. 39.387:
care Of children, IS. .402; protective
work, 3,259: settlements and COM
munity centerx benefited. 1852,
and youth services. 102,373.
YIELD TO WAR EFFORT
Dodge said that the Community
Fund agencies were sacrificing to
the war effort by keeping their
budgets the same as last year. He
Also pointed out that War Chest
overhead expenses. like those of
the fund. will be underwritten by
a few interested Detroiters.
'Tn this way" he said, mono
Of tAe money contFibuted by tho
ordinary donor will 70 into over
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
US0 TO Stage
Vaudeville for
Men in Service

Twenty musical and vaudeville
shows a week for servicemen are
slated under the greatly expanded
program of the USO In metropoli-
tan Detroit.
These events are planned for the.
$1,000 service men who come to
the USO downtown club each
month and the more than 1000, 900
uniformed visitors expected at its
six'clubs during the calendar year
The food committee Is enlarging
its luncheon work whereby sand
wiches, fruit and cookies are
served free to enlisted men by the
USO. In its downtown club alone
the USO serves, without charge.
10000 sandwiches and 25,000 cups
Of coffee weekly.
FREE TICKETS AVAILABLE
Free tickets for many sporting
events are also available to service
men through the USO. The De-
troit Lions have given 5000 tickets
for each home game.
USO dormitories are available in
various agency buildings. This is
being expanded to a 428-bed ca
pacity, including two dormitories
for WAACs and WAVES.
Newest USO service is afforded
by machines which enable service
men to send free to their parents
six-minute verbal messages on
records.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29

I'm waiting for them to get
this war worked up to mans size.
Then I'm going to take over.
Were tough "a hours q day
up our way and we don't take
out no time for lunch.
T see you got . sergeant In
the marines who hangs his hat
on q lump.
You tell him the lump man La
back again"
In the meantime. we happen
TO remember a fellow in the last
war who was plenty corrugated.
That was Sgt. Mike Donaldson.
(To Be Continued
Copyright. 1917. by King Features
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Theft Of Newspaper
BRINGS Jail or Fine

Elmer Armstrong. 60, of ITO
Central avenue. must either serve
a 30-day sentence in Jail or pay
a fine Of $40 for the theft Of a
newspaper from a box at Gardner
and Central avenues.
He was found guilty yesterday
before Recorders Judge Christie
pher K. Stein.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
GUARANTEE

GUARANTEE
Every package of TRYCO
OINTMENT is backed by
positive guarantee. We shall
refund your money in full if
the results do not come up to
your expectations.
TRYCO CO., INC.
Hollywood California
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
FREE TICKETS AVAILABLE
CANTEEN ALWAYS OPEN

The USO mobile canteen. the
gift OF the West Side Class c oper-
ators, functions seven days a week
on a 24-hour basis. and dispenses
free coffee and sandwiches to 1,200
enlisted men daily.
During the last quarter the USO
spent more than $1,000 on recrea-
tion equipment for the different
posts. -
All USO activities depend for
support on the War Chest.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
S 9 w EA K
FROM ACHES AND PAINS
HE c0UL D HARDLY Walk
SAYS This DETROIT Man

Mr.. Akrsd Rixs<, 1911 First
Ssrest, Detroit, Tells How
He Got Blessed Relief
FROM The Tortures of In
dissstion, Constipation,
and Kidney Trouble -
Aches and Pains Gone.
Says He Feels "100%o
Better"SinceT T aking Gil jan.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29

head, but viii 20 directly TO
service for the needy"
The IL agencies TO which the
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
u csuIdnr Eat sslId Feed"

II had stomach trouble for ;
years. I couldn't eat solid food.
Everything ! ate would sour on
my stomach and cause terrible
gas pains. I also had backaches
and pains In my Kidneys. Ny
bowels were 20 constipated they
wouldn't move sometimes for
three or four days. / could not get
my rest-would get up four and
five times during the night and in
the morning would feel like rag.
Finally I was 90 run down that ]
could hardly work at my trade. j
tried many medicines but not one
did me any good until took
Gfijan. Now I feel 1000 better. /
don't have those terrible gas pains
nor bIoating nor pains In my arms
and legs. / digest my food, sleep
at night, and have more energy.
Gillian has performed wonders
for me-"
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
ALL MEDICAL DOCTORS AGREE

ALL MEDICAL DOCTORS AGREE
that to relieve ATHLETES FOOT and other
Ringworm conditions you must kill tho organ
isms or fungi that cause it. This cannot be
done unless the medicine used actually comes
In contact with them TRYCO IL IN Oint-
ment, the properties of which are Keratolytic,
drying, fungicidal and antiscptic. Tryco
quickly kills Athletes Foot Fungi on contact.
Ask Your Doctor About
Tryco Ointment
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29

Another inspiring story Of re-
Lief from years Of torment -
story that reads almost like action
and yet In true In every detail -
In added by Mr.. Rizer TO the ever
growing list OF similar statements
from happy Gillian users. Like 30
many others, Mr.. Rizer found
Health From The Good Earth"
In Gillian. the marvellous new ma
tural" medicine now being intro
duced daily 10 men and women OF
Detroit In Cunningham's Drug
Stores. Just read what Mr.. Rizer
has TO say in his own words:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-16
8. &apitel

,,Gs lit eine ipul,oerbare @eidihte
mein .Gtepbous, bod tb nuB es
glauben, ba id bid bor meinen Iu.
gen bobe uno mid bergetpinern
fam, ba6 id nidt tr1rme."
Ser Sprehenbe ipar 9itlts nno
lpGbreno er sic lebten @orte iprad,
id)iittelte er iid) tiidtia, o1s er lth
lelbIt 5lpeiiellos nereeipiliern tpoll',
HaB er int @oubeiis ieiner pohenoen
Slime lei.
Die beioen anaben ainaen lansIam
an llier oes Sees entlang, bann llho
ponn iteben bleibeno, l,n ein Steln-
tfeu in oos orrhiihtige @olier 5n tuers
| fen, bos Sen 5trano 81 ibren SitBen
beipiilte.
Stepbonlts bate Sic iplnoerbarr
@eId)ihte ieines 3uiamnlentreffens
nit Sseius 1mo .ieine ,lnb @paos Set
hung er5ablt.
,,llno', fubr er fort, ,,oaB on ibn
nidt eeieben balt. 9od) ieben rnl,Bt OH
i'm, iuenn er ,pieoer nah &aperna,m
fonlnt. . Sitlls, id liebe ibn 10 iebr
- mebr oIs irseno ientano in Der
ganSen 8elt."
,,Mebr als oeine Wutter, anabe2'
fragte Sit1s etipas eritaunt
,,SSo, uebr ais Mttter; nnb ood 1T
meine 2iebe sur Wil,tter uno 5u Dir,
mcin Sit,ls, grober als ie 5uppr. er
liebt ieoer,nonu. @enn ou lein @es
Iiiht batteit ieben fonnen lit Der gtabt,
ais 70 niele Granfe 5,t ibm aebraht
purbelL bab er tic belle Sd) fitrhtete
lmid beinabe, bi,8ulebeu, uuo bod
Iiebnte id MIDI barnud. oenn es iDar
lein @ans barauf tuie Der Sonnen-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-16

,,8dre oieler Wenid Der Meiiias" j,
iagte ein anoerer, 10 iuiiroe er lih
liherlid nit Der BrieIteriduft oes
Soblten at berbinben iuden."
,,@r unterldBt nid)t nlir s,t ber-
iild)en, iid 5u pereiniaen'', fiel 8ai-
pbas nit sornigem Stirnrlm5eln ein,
,,ionocrn man bat gebort, oaB er ipes-
lperfeno iiber sic @eIebe nno Ge-
briil,he ser Stride umo ielblt fiber bie
Gbariiaer nno Shriitgelebrten ge-
iproden bat. Nod mebr, er balt ull-
iere 8eleee nid)t, iBt nit ,mgeipuihe-
nen SGnoen nno perfebrt nit 3on=
nern uno Siinbern, ia, aebt in ibre
S1uier lno iBt unb trinft nit ibnen
Mein Hat lit, oaB ipir gepilie flnge
uno porlidtige unter Sen &abbnern
beItilnn1en, bielcn Meniben 5lt boob
od,ten uno uns iiber iein 9reiben s,t
berihten: oeun bie @efabr fir b;e
BrieIterldoft unb Sic Sasl'ngen bes
@ottes 1lnIerer Sdter lit groB, penn
i6m erlaubt miro, ungebinoert slr leb=
ren."
,.Du ipridit tpeis1id, Giener oes
aderb0hIten''r iaate Sannas. y@s lit
unlere BfGdt, iiber' bem @lalben III.
ierer 8Gter 5u ,paheu uno ibn ,ocr
gerltnreinie,neen at bebiiten. SIT
oieier WfenId ein &ottesldIterer, 10
ioIlte er iterben. &c, 1T unier @eiek.
Sir niiilen iebod nit ser notiaeI
gorIibt ,mb 0erlhmiegenbeit sltipeae
aebeu in ser Sahe, tuenn mir nidt
oas Mibionen bes Bolfes .gesen ims
erreaen mollen.''
Gin 9eifaasgemurmel folste oi.=
fem Oteinungsaltsorlld; unb bann be-
auun eine 9erotitng iiber Wsittel nno
9ege, an ser fid] olle Gntpe1enhe be-
teiliaten nnb sic ben Grfolg hatte,-
oaB aeipiile fluae l,no fd}lare Wan=
ner bon hem State auerfannt, ernannt
ipurbe,t, 1fad) @alilia at aebcn, nm
SEN Menid)en Seius 5u beobadten,
bamit fie eeniieenben @rlno CUR an=
flaee eeeen i6u fGnoen, bie cine 8er=
urteil,tng s,un Tohe rebtfertise.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-16
6. Sortiesung)

belt.
u8lei6e", Iuete Iie. Sage oeinens
Serrn, es iei gut uno baB oas Ibeno-
eneu um Communicating I'M Gar
ten oes inneren SSollles bereit iein
>oiro. 0ort iucroe ib i'm erlparten.' y
0ann OILS ser 0iener nod per5og,
fitgte iie freluolif bin5u - oenn er
tuar Elm alter lmo superldiiiser 9ic=
uer = ,,Sat sir Sic Meiie nad) Sea
perualrn geial1en, Maldus2"
,Sie bot, iebr cole Srau', tuor
oie ant,uort; oann fii9te er et,uas
5uriidbalteno binsu: SD fab sort
einen Waun, hen ih ebenlals it Sc
rulale,n fonnte. ST luur lange Sabre
eidtbriihig gelueen lno als id ibh
sulest fab, bate er ipdbreno mebr
ols 5ebn ssabreu bas 8ett nidt mebr
berIalien f0nneu. Gr giug auf oen
5traBen &apernaums 70 flint als ih
ie!blt. Sd iprad nit ibm, oenn id)
oadte suerit, neine altsen bdtten
Mid, betroser, aber es mar berielbe
Wanu. Or beiBt @lpbos ,tno ebe=
nals, ebe i'm feline &ranfbeit gefiel,
tpar er elm 9iener bes ebrlpiiroigen
Sannos."
,,ltno ipas peruriabte bieie belner-
fenswerte Seilnng, gutter Malhus ?"
faete Innu eru,,ti9enb.
SD frug ibn, iebr cole 5ralt
uuo er iaate, oaB einer, SeIus bon
Nasoretb in Salilaa, ibn auf leiner
Watte bein Stabttor lieaeu fab uno
ibnt befabl ollf5,,lteben ,mo Iein 8ett
bcint5utragen, llno oaB er fdbig ges
tpeleu iei, Sem 8efebl ST folaen. Gs
tpar cine Sode oes bohIten Grltal,-
mems. Nad)ber lab ih Ielbit Sen
Monn, ser bos @,nber tot"
,,Sahlt ou ibn ir9eno eine SET
lung ooll5ieben2" frus Iana.
,,Nein; er er5dblte einer gn5abl
2eute eine @eId,idte. @s ,par eine
idone Grsdblme nno leibt SIT Der.
fteben. Die 3inoer, tpelhe ba iparen
- ,,no es iparen ibrer Iebr piele -
borten 10. 1tiu su mir irgeno enter
Ser Grtpohieuen. @ern bdtte id
mebr aebort, ood, fonnte ib nid)t bleis
ben. ou it einem ser Robbincr eine
8otidaft meines Serrn hringen
nu.Rte."
sluna bate germ sen Monn ipeiter
aefrogt, ooh he5wang iie lidl uno
entlieB ibn nit einem freltnolihen
9eorte bes 9obes fir feline Ereue.
lluteroeIlen >uar 8aiphos, ser So
heprieItcr, ernitlih beihu'tiat in lei,
uem 1eil oes 6auIes. 8alb nad) lei.
ner slnfluit in Seruialem bate er
9oteu entianot SIT Wdnneru no,t Slit
febeu in ser iiioilcben Stride, nit ae.
melienem 9efebl, 5r einer beltlmn'ter
Shmoe ibm iu hen1 IolnIte leine Mut
tpartnta 5u mahe,t. Seit einiger Bet
bate ell 9iener bicie erparteter
@Gite in Elm @elItad gefiibrt, bas be
fonoers fiir Iolde 2lucde rc'erpler
pur. @s lpor, iuie sic anoeren 3lm
mer bes 8alaltes, bod lmo bcll, abe'
lit erGBter giufadbeit lno SiirItlg
feit ausaeituttet.
Mls alle bcnad,ribtigt iparelL be
nad)ridti9te Malhus ieinen Serrl
bieruon nno oieier trat lit ben &ainr
nit ernItellt l,no ipiirbepOlleln Mus
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TTTT 1G oder Elm Genosse dies Kreuzes

1
sur beIonoereu Sreuoe, oih beute il
| lnlerer Vtitte 5lt ieben, oenn o,trd
oeine 8eisbeit mirlt or inns letter
founen IN lrnIeren 9eratlngcn."
Ser 0tann, ser inn SiBen bel
@ru6 bes S5obeprieiters empfina tpa
BON ebrf,trdterlucdenoem McllBeren
leiu a,li oie 8ruit berabfallenoe
Bart mar IilberpeiB, iuabreno unte
sen Iduceigeu Salten bes Surban
beIpnoers iharfe lnb glan5enbe 81,
aen berporlerdtcten. Sros Der @iir
I 5, icoob lag int slnseliht oieIe:
MonneS etluas, bas bem genalten @e
pbafter Shlaubeit, ltnbeltgi gia,nfei
mb @ruulanfeit berrieten.
gr erlpioertc SEN @rnB oes &ai
pbos b0flih uno iaate, oa lid lestere
Iebte:: Weir Sobn, bu boIt inns beit
te 5tiaumen fonu1en lulielL INN oea
griola beiner Wiliion iu @alida 81
crfabren. 8as lit iebt heine Wei
nltna bon oen Wanne Scius9"
SD fano", iaste aaipbos, ,,eoE
sic @eriid,te iiber bie sfuIreaung It
@olilGa nidt iibertrieben iino, ion
bern, biellnebr, baB ipir nod nidt IL
Ieiuer aanSen 9raapeite scbort ba'
ben, lpie oieier WenId) Sic Seuolfe,
rl1na erreat bat. st bat nidt blob
alf ben StraBen ser StGbte unb oell
@eaen ser 1m1liegenoen 9anolhaft
nclebrt, ionoern,~ nah Ser @eipobnbeit
ser Nabbiner, gebt er in .oie Sd)ulen
tnb lebrt oa. 9taf) oen @erebe oer
2eltte bat ct eroBe 8unoer bes Set
Inns pollsosen. Gariiber babe i'd midi
nid,t ipeitcr oiigeholten, benn ih lob
nihts, ltno bon oent, ipos id borte,
baltic idl fibt biel. Die 2eid)tglalt-
biefeit bes geip0bnlid,en Soifes iii
befannt, beioubers in BolilGo iino 'ic
unluiileno lmb fpenia fabig iolde ga
d)en su belrteilen."
,,aber'. iaete ein Mann, Ser Ni.
cooenus bieB, lit es nidt luabr, oah
oieier sseius ielbIt m SeruIalent einige
belnerfensiperte Seiluneen beiuirftc?'
SO miro 10 gelagt, Iebr ehle'
Sreumo", ertpiberte. &oipbas, ,,bod
melder lrnter ,,ns fann es belueileat
MGren sic 6eillngen an pertrmtcns
lpiirbi9en 8iirgern gel6ebell 10 mod
ten Iie piclleidt l,nIerc 8eadtllng per
! oieren; boh ipie ou ipeiBt, iilrb Sic
ienigen, sic poraeben, gebeilt 5u Iein
9ettler. llnb has @ort zines gett
lers - mas lit es? 0od) es lit i
IblieBlitb nidt bon bielem sSeI,ts al
Ir5t, ooB mir reoel lpoaen. G:r fonr
te pbne Sd)aoen oue 9ettler Be
2anbes beilen; ober feline piel ernlte
ren snipriihe beilben itniere grluG
aune. sSsd) iaae sir fret berals, 90
ser Menid) boreibt, ser Meiiias 8
Iein, l,no iuirb als folder tuabrideir
lih aroBen slnbang ltnter oeln &olt
baben."
| Seine Inlpriihc 1ino aottesldite'
| lib", unterbrad Die mobltlingenS
| Stimme bes &annas. ,,Gon meine
Sugenb an babe id) sic Bropbete
geleien uno niraenos finoe id cine
porbergcIogt, ser oieien Gbnlid) II
Ger WFeliias lit Elm mdhtiger Sonic
ser bas allseriudblte &ulf SSebopot
BON Ser Sano ieiner Seiloe errctte
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Mitttuodj, SEN rs. September 1912

bin nit 5rieoenl" fiiblte id) IN neil,er
Seele, OaB ser Wann iebeno iueroen
nuiBte. Nienlano fonnte blind bleibeu
Dor Ser Serrlidfeit ienes @eiidtes.
OH iueiBt", fubr stepbanus nod ei-
ner flei,en Galie fort ,,oaB mir fei-
|nen @lauben batten; 8ater Ipribt bon
ben @ottern, penn er fludt. 9ie Oh.t,
ter bat mir emit er6ablt, baB lie pon
sen ,Snoen abitamme; boh lit tie ,lie in
ser Sbule ge,peieL ais nur einmal,
oa iie ipuBte, Dob ser Seller sort iein
ipiiroe. Sd mobte aern ettuas piilen
bon Dem Sater, bon bem ct ipridt.
Gins ipeiB i'd, f,tbr er enersild
fort, ,ib iperoe ibn nabfolgen nno
auf oues b0ren oas er iast, piel-
leibt finbe ib es balo aus
,SaIt gu nit bent 0ann gelpro-
helt felt er oib seluno madte2"
fraate 2itus.
.Nein'', antsportete Stepbanns,
,,er lit iumer bon ioldeu Nengen
lmseben ,,uo 10 piele modten 5u ibm
ipreden, oaB id) mir niht benfen
fann, tpie er Belt 5um @iien finoet.
Dod bin ih ibm Gag fir Gag nab.
eefolgt bier int 8apernalrn itno als
er Dor einiaen 9agen ging, Die Dor
fer ser llntaeaeno SIT beludetL folgte
ib linn, iotpeit id fonnte. Sd tpuB'
te, oaB iib Sic Wutter um mid ang'
itisen tpiiroe, ipenn id} 5ur Nabt nid,t
babeim fein ipiirbe. - Sitns, id bin
iidJer, baB ser @tutter etspas feblt.
sic tpeint oft uno 10 bitterlid, oab
id fiirhte - boh lit ser Batter fort
seipeien uno ih BIN aeiuno."
.Sait bu iie aefrast, tpos ibr
feblt?' forIhte Sitls.
,,@ieoer uno pieber" fagte Ste
pbanus, ,,aber lie anttportete BLOB.
,ou fannIt mir nid)t belfen nein
Sobn, itnb iparnm iollte i6 es Dir
Iaeen2' @iait ou lie frasen, nlein
Eitus2'
,,9ielleibt', faete 9itus fltrs.
,,ltno nun iase mir, mas on getan
bolt ltno mo ou setueien bilt nno lalie
uns bier I'M Shatten oieies >8aumes
nieoerliseu, oenn Die Sonne miro 81
marin, lmt augenebm 81 iein." llno
|5tepbanns lies iid nieoerfallen nnter
einem fraftigen sseigenbai1m.
sitns folgte ieinem 8eiipiel nuo
inoe,n ct einen 8iiibel 2ilien aus
riB, bic in Ger Ndbe iulthien, fing er
an, iie 5lt 5erpfliiden iuabrero er Die
glGn5enoen 8ldtter iba1erabnlid auf
Sen 8aoen mari.
uD1 iuitroeit oos niht tim, batte|t
bu oen Meiiter bon Sen 2ilien reoen
b0ren'', lagte Stepbanus rubig, int
SEM er ipie ai,r Gettllng Ser 9lu.
men Die Sano ansItrefte.
vllnb mas iaate er bon Ben 81.
lien2" fraate 9itlls perorieBlid mo
| iein @erf Der 3erltoruna fortiebeno.
,,gr iagte, SOB Ser Slater lie ae'
madt babe 1lno uenn er 10 piel bon
ben 2ilien b1lt, bab CT fe 10 ibon ge-
maht, 10 ipiirbe er iiberlid oltd anf
sic areaturen adten, bie er altd) &c.
mabt babe. Gr Ingte aud, bob er
Ielbit sefoulmen iei lns iiber oen
gater at belebren, ser sroB ,mo
mddtig lit nno inns alle liebt.'
,Sn1", iaete Gins raub uno iparf
| 6en pntfIpi6etpu Stpnuef NIT eiuer
Evening star., 1942-01-13
FUTURE,
THO0. J. OWEN a. SON. Auctionsers.
-143t Eye st. NV.

THYsT11ss RTs fAHF ffAMHbFko2Ep SE v4EgAsF ~ FAhSHA hfA
S4Rg PN4Ekrss AsD S$S5As'a SkSo@s As SH SHkzsaisEs
BY virtue 81 certain deed Of trust trust d4u4ly
recorded. IN LibeI NO I259' ~ .h rollo .,5ict 81
a Ct ;so ;se % the and aad at the G 1ss 81
party secured thereby, the undersigned
trustee will sell. at publie auction; in front ron
SI ths pssmissS pEn1@D on THVRsDAxN us DAAhxN1,1k9 kE99
folovins hR ansa as RRsH and e:
TT asnss4:a s$s: sns ons ssfS
Alley ard others subdivision OF lot 81 IN
sGes1t ss H5s as per plat recorded in the Once
bia il Lber i st folio 45: .,., :, -.
purchase io money to Be paid in cash, bal
10 | one. two, three and four years. with
payable quarterly; from, day Of sale. Sc Sc
sold all cash ss.ost a. the n spt,0D 0O
will Be required at tins Of sale. Examine
tion of title, conveyancinE, recording.
30 days from day of sale, otherwise the
trustee reserves the right to forfeit said
deposit Or 70 resell the propfhrty at the Tss
foregoing terms, after hve days advertise
menf Of such resale in some nevspaper
published In washington, D: e, or with
tee may avail itself Of any legal or eauit-
able rights sGainst the dsfaulting pur-
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
By BRUCE BAIRD, President.
(Seal) Attest:
NILSSON J. FOSTER. Secretary.
5A12d.AdS,ex.su
Evening star., 1942-01-13

1900 OGDEN ST. N.W.-CORNER GROC-
cry store and apt. newly decorated; ga
rage Apply HIMMELFARB PROPERTIES,
474 st. NV, ME- l107.
Sol 10Th ST. SE.-OLD- ESTABLISHED
grocery store. rooms. bath. Arcola heat;
S55 mo. National s936.
NEAR CONN. AVE. AND CALVERT ST
1-story store, l6x65. excellent location for
millinery. Call or see Mr Marshall, BOSS
& Phelps, 14l7 X st. NV. Ma. 1900.
SOB 4th ST. .S.W.
Large Store and 6 Rooms. ME J647 IA.