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29-livesfock
FREE PASTURE booklet giving
facts and figures on costs, IN
come, land values, pasturing
rates, and planting instructions;
also pictures of EVERGREEN
permanent pastures and hay
crops.
Use the EVERGREEN mixture
No. 7, also called the Imperial
Valley Special and plant in the
early fall. AS second choice use
the Ideal Mixture No. 203. These
mixtures are the result Of years
of experimental work; developed
for pasture and hay, producing
constantly over long period OF
years with a minimum danger OF
oIoat. See your local seed dealer
or write to Dale Butler, Dept. j,
Room 223, Union Stock Yards.
Los Angeles, IL, California. Pur-
chase early, at least 30 days In
advance of the time you expect
to plant and avoid the danger OF
delays caused by shortage Of 10
Dor and congested shipping con-
ditions.
The EVERGREEN mixture No.
is carried in stock by the Marshall
Seed q Feed Company, l26 So.
Sixth, FL Centre. Ask them for
and read page before you buy
also page 8, column on irriga
ton. This is IMPORTANT, 9-f3
the EVERGREEN pasture booklet
WANTED-Good family COW. Phone
945M after pm. l0-lS
AUCTION
Every Tuesday-l0 am.
E. Riverside Drive, Ontario
$50 head Livestock
Dairy, family, and Beef Cows
Heifers, bulls, veal and baby
calves. Feeder pigs. horses and
Misc.
ONTARIO LIVESTOCK AUCTION
Col. II. j. Caldwell. Auct.
L. N. Machin. Mgr.
10 Registered Herefords. z months,
tops. Reasonable II take all. About
80 heifers and 80 bulls. stewart $.
Hathaway. Julian. Calf. i0-is
SIX first calf heifers. Bangs dis
ease vaccinated. Good family
cows See at Brooks ranch across
ditch from Eucalyptus school be-
tween and 10 am. J. @. MeaIey.
..s
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FOR SALE-Horne on Hell. 2 bed
rooms and sleeping house in rear.
$500. Owner wants 700 down,
$50 month. See Starr von Fluss,
664 Holt. 10-15
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FOR SALE-2 bedroom stucco house,
garage, large fenced back yard.
Lots of shade and shrubbery,
$4,000. Terms. 1913 No. 18th. 1913
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-17

FOR RENT-20 acres land. l.. A.
Bright, l mile south, X mi east
of HiWay SO. 1926
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-17

FOR SALE: II unit apt. house
completely furnished. 638 Imperial
Ave, Calexico, by owner.
Ave. CaleXico, by owner. 1923
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-17

FOR SALE: Les Houstons home<
IL mi. west of court house on
Main street. Modern room house
61a acres of land in alfalfa. All
fenced. Equipped for chickens.
Has COW barn. 1922
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-17

FOR RENT-Large newly painted
room, close to bath. Kitchen pri-
vileges. 319 No. 9th. Phone 1303J.
1918
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I2-Wanted to Rent

WANTED TO RENT-2 or 3 bed
room house, south side. Reliable
tenant, permanently located here.
Phone 1863 1920
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WILL SHARE home with business
girl or service mans wife reason
able. Close in. Phone 1901 after
$50. -0-19
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FOR RENT-Outside bedroom in
garage. Phone $685. 555 Sandal
wood. 1919
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7--lnstruction

room unfurnished house, electric
range. Reasonable. 723 Brighton,
Phone 2077-J. 1918
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2--PersonaIs. Spec. Notices
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-17

FOR SALE: A lovely mountain re-
treat, with forty acres mostly val
ley, large live oak trees, rm.
modern home, rm. cottage, all
nicely furnished. A 81 900 butane
equipment, electrolux ice box. Full
ly equipped for one thousand
Chickens No expense has been
spared on this place. Selling under
cost at $500 with $3250 down,
balance easy. 9 miles east and
south of Pine Valley on county
highway. See w. P. Capehart 2
miles west OF Jacumba. 1913
q L
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l3--Rooms for Rent

FOR RENT-Niceiy furnished room
with adjoining bath and shower.
Outside entrance. Phone 1079J.
1913
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The Farm Lana MAN
FOR SALE-160 acres of alfalfa
now leased for dairy. Lease ex-
pires July l, 1914. Good soil and
good location. See Muncey, 6O8
Main. lu-zl
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2l--Furniture for Sale

FOR SALE-Dining table, 6 chairs.
and wood heating stove. 642
Brighton. 1920
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ROOM FOR RENT-Private en-
trance, private bath. Men only.
Phone l2l3J, $40 Len Rey. 1918
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-20
COLLECTION OF
DELINQUENT TAXES
PLEASING TO LEE

Comptroller J. NJ. Lee IS 81 de-
lighted over the show ng made IN
all OF Florida's 81 counties IN the
collection Of delinquent taxes he
has sent a letter to every county
clerk To learn the amounts taken
IN during June and July OF last
year and the same months IN l943
Monroe County Clerk Ross c.
Sawyer received one of the iet-
tiers, and thu showing OF this coun-
ty is better than most Of the 9th
ers and practically as good as any
of them.
Through June and July If last
year. Mr.. SaWycrs collections of
delinquent taxes amounted io SIG
O36.47: the same months tins year
mas collections totalcd S49. 1855 IA.
more than three times as much. "a
an excess Of S33. 328.67.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-20
B. A. BAKER, R.,
dies THIS MORNING
FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE
CONDUCTED SATURDAY
AFTERNOON

Benjamin Alonlo Baker. j..
retired lighthouse Keeper. died
~ the local Naval Hospital thls
morning
L.arncv as nc Was aff.c-
tiunat.ly known hs hls numcr
ouS frIcud~. was born ~ k
West Ocioncr Is. 1877. and had
nearly attained thu az, at 81
Years iiis parents were no
ncerS IN tins section
Ills last active duty was viii,
the Lighthouse ScTyICc. from
which he retired several year
ago tor disability IL later dc
vclYpcd "a malignant t,uuor an
became patcni OF th, Marine
Hospital al Baltimore. Md
where hc reported c.crY fes
months Tor observation and
treatment tie was scheduled
80 i,iurn there ou October -
However. h'. Was recently uI Ia
cd oui % the Naval Hospital To-,
,ut x, ncY attention.
The funeral Ulll he held Sst
urdsv afternoon from ihe Goa
ercaationsl Church. where ia,
hody sal, be- placed ~ = o'cl"rk
The ser zee. which uIlI begin 90
800 O'Clock. NIll bc IS the pa
'nf. k.- Samuel H. E.iuie
Funeral arrangements a. updrI
tn" direction of utc lItchsld
Funeral huulc
He d. survived bv o.. aIJo
il- former Hattie AluuIs.
ufothct Wiz Baker. of tins at,
and three sisters. Ms t,iell,
Rnn"rj, of Nev Jersey. Ni,
Charles Dueai al Jara,uus l.s
Fla aHd Mr. pausS Commons I'D
sam Fran,-co. Csht. Alsu sur
tI.ine afe large nluu.r oi
other relatives.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-20
LIEUT.-COMDR. ALBERT w.
ADCOCK. D-VtGl. USNR

handing officer of two mIac
sWccporS. and served on d supply
NIP and a minclaycr
Commander Adcpck received
us BIS. and NJ A. degrees and was
Phi Beta Kappa man at North
western University. Evanston. Ill,
where ne also earned Il fellow
ship IN mathematics and was a
member Of Sigma Xi fraternity
Ic graduated from the Wildcat
institution IN 1886.
Later IN the same year the Per
,onnol Officer started out on ms
'arecr as an attorney and follow
d this profession until he entered
Inc service December 7. 1870 III"
iad previously gained NROTC
training al Northwestern and M
1892 had received an en>Ign's
commission.
Commander Adcpck renamed
an ensign for a month before b.-
coming lieutenant. Junior grad'
He held this rank until Jun" Is
1912. and then Was promoted T."
iull lieutenant
His first assignment WAS IS m
strucior IN navigation ai the
USNR Midshipmcn's School of
Chicago and after slightly more
Than year there ho Was S'ni inr
iwn months study al the Naval
Mime Warfare School
His next line of duty had HIM
prospective commanding officer
~ a mineSweepcr ~ New York
Tor about a month. Then ne was
named {. O ~ another mine
sweeper. Late IN 1912 Commander
Adcock was appointed navigating
officer of mnelayer and during
the first months of this year n
was stationed on "a supply ship a
watch division officer and cargo
officer.
Commander AdcOCk was sent To-
Kew West ADrll % of this year and
given his present assignment He
received the rank Of lieutenant
commander july !
He resides with Mrs Adcock at
1927 Duval street. XIV West. and
his home l. Kcnilworih. III, a
suburb of the WindV City.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-20
ANNOUNCE ARRIVAL
AND DEPARTURE OF
NAVAL OFFICERS

Lieut. -Condr. A. ". Adcock.
personnel officer. this week an
nounced the arrival of five Off
GERS and the departure Of tuo
others from the Key West Ma
val Operating Base Tor duties
elsewhere.
The arrivals are:
Lieut-Comdr. Marion L. Gold
.tcin, E-V(Sl. USNR. from
ChickaSaw. Ala. for assignment
IN the Industrial Department.
Ensign Norma l.. Olson. W-VtSI
USNR. from the USNR MldShlp-
mems School al Northampton
Mas. for supervision Of enlist. d
womeus weiiare and recreation.
Ensign Sally j. Wo"diey
VS.. USNR. from Nprthamp-
ton To- the Industrial Department
Ensign Frank r Becker. D-VtSt
USNR. from MIS- at Nprotpu
Heights. Conn. 10 thc Commune
cations Office.
Ensign lrvu K Freeman. USN
from Washington. d. G.. To- Indus
trial Department
Departures arr
Lieut. Cumdr LattImer "
Recdcr. CEC- V(SI. USNR. to
temporal duty al the Bureau 81
Yards and Docks
Lieut.. 0gl Frederick J. II Wal
Lace. E-VtSt. USNR. to tine Naval
Training School ~ NcW York
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-20
COM. ADCOCK HAS
HAD MANY DUTIES
TIE IS OFFICER IN CHARGE
OF PERSONNEL AT
PRESENT TIME

Lieut.. COmdr. Albert W. Adcnck.
D-V(G). USNR. has had numer-
Gus interesting assignments since
he gave up has business as an al
tOrney IN Chicago and entered
the service of the United States
Navy.
AT the present time Command
er Adcock Is ofliccT-in-charge of
the Personnel Office at the Key
West Operating Base. but before
coming here ne was an inStruc-
tor in a midShipmens school.
studied mine warfare. was com
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-20
NEGRO HELD AFTER
HEARING YESTERDAY

Donald Wright. negro. yves held
ia $500 bail YESTERDAY afternoon
~ Peace. Justice Enrique F>qu-
naldo. j.. uu e charge oi stealing
stu watch and q SO revolver
t,om Frank Mstiisum WIGHT i>
the man Whp Wa, arrested 10y
Deputy Sheriff Viii Archie
Two witnesses testified ihH
hey saw VI chr ln "a. M1t'4-nn
home while tho latter Nss absent
The revolver has not vet been
found. but the watch Was recover
n at pawn shop
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-20
ta|y'S Railroad Lines
Arc Cut In Three Places
Raid Carried Out By AL
lied Bombers While Axis
Troops Were Endeavor-
ing To Escape
,By Associated Press,


AcLERS. Aug. 20.-IialY' 4
railroad lines along The southeast
coast were cut in three places
Yesterday by Allied bombers
BASED in North Africa.
The raid was carried out sue-
cessfullY while thousands of
Italian and German troops were
struggling 10 continue their es-
cape 10 points deepes into Italy.
Fifty Axis planes tried 10 drive
off the Allied flyers. and a of
the enemy aircraft were shot
down. 90 Of them bv Flying For
tresses. Besides the Foriresses.
Liberssors and Liqhfninqs par
ficipsfsd in the raid.
Word reached here today that
The Germans lost % planes yes
ierdsY in The Bslksns. They
were destroyed by Yugoslavia's
guerrillss. who made g surprise
raid on . Mari sirdrome and air
field.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-20
TWO REALTY DEALS
ARE RECORDED HERE

Two transfers Al realty 100 Key
West were recorded Yesterday in
the county clerks office. They
are:
Joseph j. Pierce io Maxine
Diaz. a house and DO on Eliza
beth street. near Olivia. for So.
300. The lot has a frontage 81 50
feet 10 inches and a depth of l59
feet
William X Porter Go James rel
ton. lots q and . "a square 3. tract
n. for $500
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-20
CITY BORROWS MONEY
TO MAKE UP PAYROLL

Today Is PAYDAY al the city
hall anc lnr cl'v borrowed -.
iaiu o. make liu the ua,roIl That
sum makes $4,000 payroll mon $
the cliV has borrowed u IN,
.a>t month
on Juiy -. $1,000 Was boTroa
"a August D. $4,000. TO-DAY -
GJu
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-20
SMASH JAP BARCEs

DARWIN. - Libt. .aiors. orer-
sted bv Americans. destroyed an
undetermined number of Jap
bsr-eS that were trying today 20
reach Sslsmsua and Lac. on New
SUInes with supDlics and rein
foTcemcnfs for Jan troops station
ed there. American End Australian
troops arc reportcd - bc wtfsin
four miles Of Salsmsus.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-20
FARMERS BACK TO sou.

WNoFfINO ON. = 10 DHpo'.f
ment of Agriculture advocate
tcdsY ihst MANY formers. who
have been indicted INTO the Army.
Should be re'urne-l - Their farm
10 hclo qSiheT this seasons crops-
Tho congressional bloc against
Inc drafiInd of pre- Pearl HsrboF
fathers. Is reDorted 10 DO psinInI
s.senglh daily.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-20
AFTER SEPARATE PEACE

JSTANBUL. TurkeY.-It was
reported here fcdsv thai German
leaders have sterted q movement
designed to seek separate peace
with Russia II YVES further stated
that they shortly will make over
lures 10 that country. and that.
should peace ensue- the Germans
viii concentrate oil their might
sgeinsf Britain end the United
States.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-20

REDS CONTINUE
ONWARD MARCH
SMASH THROUGH GERMAN
DEFENSES EIGHTEEN MILES
SOUTH OF KHARKOV
tBy Associated Prs.sJ

abF N~Sos aNe0 aHEHst
MOSCOW. Aug. 20.-Russisn
troops are reported today 10
have smashed through The Ger
man defenses 10 miles south of
Kharkov and to have recspiured
90 more villages.
Seven miles were gained. the
report revealed. IN that area
since yesterday. which rutS the
Russians now only 1876 miles
from the Dneiper River.
Another Russian force. ac-
cording TO the communicate. Is
much closer 10 the Dnciper. That
is the Russian army now opcrat-
ing in the PoltaVa area. IS miles
southwest of Kharkov. and little
more than 100 miles from the
Dneiper
Russian forces. led by 200
tanks. have started an offensive
between Lcningrad ami
this city, but no report about
the result of the action has been
issued.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-20
JAPS COMPLAIN AGAIN

WASHINGTON. - A Japanese
official spokesman again today
spoke about the large losses of
Jap planes in the Southwest Pa
cific. and urged the people of ia
Fan to continue their war-effort
to its utmost so that we may
send more planes TO our men fight
ing vaiisntly for US. The loss of
2I5 planes al Wewak. d few days
ago. is thought 10 have had some
thing 10 do with The spokesman's
sppeel.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-20
After Hitler And HIS War
lords Are Crushed, ia
pan Will Be Battered
Into Submission
tBy Associated Press,

QUEBEC. Aug. 2o.-While the
censorship has been clamped
down on the Roosevelt Church
Ill discussion. the statement
made by Brendan Bracken. Brit
ish minister of information. is
considered 10 make il clear that
present is TO Get Hitler firxt!"
Alter he and his warlords have
been crushed. then the Japs will
be pounded merciiesslY until
they too cry oai for pence or
their cites sre lsid waste 10 \
far eresfer extent than anv Of
The devastated cities in Germany
Today.
Get Hitler firsfl" and then
20 or - che conr1,s. de-fr,c-
lion of Ihe Axis-thaf a. ina
objective for which strategic
Flans ere new BEING made here.
Tire lsns are 10 bomb and
fuitlesslY destroy ia every wsY
evsi'sble 10 W tie revpls rs
81 onsICle Tor treating the wsr.
IRA ken "a d IN lac first oflcIal
disclosures n to .he subject mai
Ter of the momenious confer
cnces.
The British 81 uSesman lett N
doubt ihsi Allied POLICY siIu -
10 get Hitler first but he AID
cd D. 10 Jspsn.
When we have rounded up
Hr. II i.er. The full weIght OF
The British empire Is soiEg ~
&c gwen ever 10 The task OF de-
siroYIng The Japanese"
BrItken was bitter m his dls-
custom Of the Jsrsnesc. de
scrlbing them as seemingly
content to live on blood.
But every Quite of strength
Ve POSSESS VIC intend t. use
sgsinst the japanese. Re said.
adding that Tire Allies wall level
japan once German opposition
has been disposed of.
tIc seemed particularly anK-
ious TO offset snY idea that. once
Germany IS beaten. the British
will pull cut of the wsr an5
iesve the japanese TO ihs
Americans.
II is all one war" ne SAID.
Great BT.tsin will not ilY down
our arms until we have complete
y conquered and inflicted ex-
emplarY punishment on the jap
snese.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-20
That's Object OF Conference
In Quebec, According To
British Minister
LATE BULLETINS
tBy Associated Pressl

ITALY'S KING BROADCASTS
LONDON. - King Viiforio En-
manuel today. IN a broadcast 10
the people of Sicily. called on
them TO be loyal to our 'immor-
fal Italy, He advised them 10 be
prepared for the day when ihcir
liberty will be restored"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-20

DATE: August 9. 1871
PLACE. OFF Iceland aboard the American
cruiser Augusta and the Inns. Prince #
Wales
PURPOSE: To discuss concerted vigilancc
against the Japan, 81 and INCREASED and Il
Russia.
RESULTS: The Atlantic Charter. incIudin.
the -Four Freedoms
DATE. December %. 1871
PACE: Washington. d. c
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-20

Associated Press Day Wire
Service and AP Features
For So Years Devoted to the
Best Interests oi Key West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-20

CONTINUED on Page Four)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04
Can
Avoid Monotony

MANY A WOMAN who waits
hand and foot on every member
of the family gets 10 feel like
a drudge and to look IL. She
is beSet with completes, no
matter how happy she is 10
serve in the domestic cause.
She loses contact with what IS
going on in the world.
Nothing wrecks good looks
like mOnotony. One day the
same As another II is better
for the homemakcr 10 lay off
the floor mop and buster and
look after herself, 50 she will
keep within finger touch Of her
youth.
She should read interesting
books, See interesting movies,
find time 10 call in her neighbor
for a cup Of tea and a nice
little hour OF gossip That can
be done without neglecting the
Job.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04

MARCH II TO APRIL 20
4ir-rCz - No planets unfavor- s.
ably aspectct now FOR The Aries
sector. Should be a peak day.
Excellent opportunity for new
tries. inventions, creative ideas
and work Happy indications.
APRIL y TO NAY ~
Tnurps-You come IN for a
generous share Of days good
offerings. Executive clerk, Off
Ger. private. instructor and
pupil can make substantial head
way for the effort.
WAY 2f To JUNE II
Gcmpi-Y You'll probably make
a new record for yourself this
Friday. Quiet research work
and the unhcraldcd hero equally
favored with daring exploits,
noticeable good deeds.
II W ~ TO JJiY -
C0accr Jupiter's and Venus
positions suggest mere favor ln
making improvements, doing
good ob Of daily work, confer.
cnccs and increasing output than
starting unCalled-for ventures
or making quick profits.
July p TO ARG. -
Leo 49, About as bright and
CHEEKY an outlook for worthy
undertakings as you would wish.
Individual effort viii register for
or against YOU, depending upon
YOU Benefits from business.
AUG. p TO SEPT. 20
Ttrg o-Tops for military.
naval. air strategy; success for
construction and engineering
work. Make necessary changes.
Improvements. Buy only essen
tials.
SEPT. p TO OCT. %
libra Matters requiring
keen analysis. planning remod-
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fine period for skilled mechanics,
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ones work a must for results.
OCT. - TO NOV. p
Ccorpio-Money interests. ro-
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ties, delving into difficult propo-
sitions among headliners. You
clever. efficient folk will find
much OF interest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04
NOV. as TO DEC. %

.SGgtttdrlHs - U p
[unfriendlrl warns against eE-
travagance. unwlse investments,
unprecedented changes that
could be costly. Otherwise day
can be pleasant, fruitful
DEC. IS TO JAN. n
Capricorn - The apple r
things in life are on this gen
erous Fridays preferred list.
Sound investments. business.
work matters, military mancu-
vers. good news, advantageous
connections sponsored.
Jan. p TO FEB. IN.
AQuGriits Don't stick 70 the
provincial il m dern things
afford greater advantages. sim
plify work, make Surer future
security.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 2O
Pisces-Vigorous. interesting,
diverting sums up the day.
Many good things can be yours
n you will spend the time and
effort 10 get them.
4 CHILD born on this day:
Bright. magnetic, senslbly capa-
bic and broa minded. Set
IN purpose; curb sharp answers.
Absorbs knowledge readily; has
keen. penetrating mind. Alum
dance of talent.
Copyright 1913 BY E0E Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04

THERE WAS stark terror in
Carolyn's face and voice now,
and / gathered her twisting,
tortured hands in mine and
held them firmly.
No, no. l said emphatically.
Rico has not escaped. He IS
StIft safely incarcerated In the
hideaway. But. Carolyn, / saw
him for a few minutes yeSter-
day, and | think il is time now
for YOU TO tell me that secret
you have guarded 50 carefully
Carolyn Is Game
She was white 10 the lips
now, hut her head went up
gamcly.
What -what-did he tell
you? she faltered
DO you really want me 10
repeat it?' ! countcTed.
She heSitated, but only for
the fraction of a second.
Yes. / do she said then
firmly, 1T will be awful TO hear,
but not so bad as 10 imagine
what he said At least I'll know
the worst o-please tell me
every word.
1t won't take long / told
her, for he did not go into
details. But he said that there
was a double wedding some
time ago in town in Mary
land, near Washington. He said
that he was married 10 you.
and that his friend-he did not
give his name-was married 10
Marion at the same time.
Rieos Revenge
That's that's lic." she
burst out. Marion wasn't mar
ried 10 Rico'S pal She Just
came along that night so that
! wouldn't be alone so that
oh. Auntie Madge. she saved
everything for me! When l tell
you, you'll know-and that's
the way Rico is getting re-
venge"
Getting revenge" l repeated.
For WHAT
Then / stopped short. drew
forward a chair. put her into
il, and took one opposite her.
1t IS YOU who must tell me
every word, ] said, from the
beginning. But, so that the
decks may be cleared, I'll finish
with Rico's conversation first"
She leaned forward, her lips
parted with excitement.
Yes yes she urged. do
tell me the rest of what he
said
He asked me-" l said SLOWLY,
IF your people and Marion's
wouldn't want 10 have those
marriages annulled. He said
that he had dope. as he called
II. which would accomplish that
purpose, and which he would
diNulge in return for certain
favorS TO him.
Carolyn Terrified
Terror fiared in her eyes
again
You don't mean in return
for his freedom she gasped.
"Oh, Auntie Madge. Grandpa
Spencer wouldn't let him 60
free. would ne ?"
Never / answered with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04
He aIthy Skin

FREQUENT BATHING Is
necessary for health. Expert
ments prove that bacteria and
parasites upon an unclean skin
produce poisonous substances
that give rise 20 pimplcS. alb
ScpSSeS. carbuncleS and other
cutaneouS affections This con-
dition is worse when there is
friction OF clothing the rub
hing Of collar or seams press
Ing against the auuplt.
Bathing, 10y huStlIng up circu-
lation. has a beneficial effect
upon the complexion, promoting
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