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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PATENTS (wanted). Small eadgets, COM
mereial ns or household. Pay cash. BOZ
GASOLINE NE STATION wanted to rent or
nuy; gasoline station in Virginia. near
FOR SALE--old business site with modern
PRICK store building and dwelling, at june
To ton Of r, roads, Doubs, Frederick County.
NAN lOwner). S76s Stewart ave. Miami
er01eS}T .I.g NJ MAN A., win rent or buy
new-car agency; want property within IS
miles Washington in Maryland or Virginia.
rst ester eampets sos DESCRIPTION and price in
DRY CLEANING ef EsTasLfsaMENr S2s saas want.
locations or branch agencies. Call Mich
to teas Z pgoa no 3 am to 1880 pm. or pm.
WANTED-Ladies, " FED millinery or readz'to. =.
year year shop or suitable location. Box 355-J.
WANTED. self-service erocery in Sc;
prefer Congress- Heights area. AT. s4SS
Sc dessils aeasosasIe s. 4o4s First St sw. Must
FOR sALE-very high-grade small hotel
or inn, fully furnished, famous for excellent
for high operator capable HANDING
ffsH4 aEScEsfkT ESs ses5 s5ops fnsa
sacrifice for quick sale. Franklin 4ss5
1s for sale sH s3e with ant, ~
head. good business; Is years present
sRocEkp sSas5 Spf s4oSE ssis ytS Ss r.. RA ssS
only store in this section. nj health
hnssh esnss fo5 selling Phone after 1880 Falls
NATIONAL MANUFAcTURER offers oppor-
:.9 operate 40 or more new foolproof modern ne
spsss sss.., time sNo selling oas q AmeFcss
tions Il desired. s1.4oQ Immediate cash
sons capable and interested in earning
So,0o0 q year or more need apply. For
serssnsi sax inssTyieg II washington write
rc.6, FOR SALE or rent. 3-chsir barber shop.
See to appreciats DE. 1iso. " Vsso
ss mssas ssns soD Ysssy sse
.'qsSs ;sSsF dsl.f "a ssss sss saaE aE ssss
pr '%n.s,ss.,,e sHoe,i on 8: nv eyn.. must
rfE fuFiasE 9fss sHssgqIHssop ssqDHR RSTS
TousisT o saSF 81. PfAe BE- On xLe. highway, p.,,
mountain; good location: fully equipped;
sisa cssh gas rpIRFax pnmp pIIes RSi ~ ocS
Church. Phone 1878. 80 ""'
RESTAURANT WITH LIoUoR-dood op.
portunity for right party reasonably
PRICED. Pn 54ls 1lth st. NV.
medicine license and ice cream FOUNTAIN
With s.0o0-gatlon quota. can be made int,
drugstore:. profit this year $4,000. can
DELICATESSEN for sale. 5000 weekly
ngs. years lease; cheap rent: price,
YSihnO; \ SIslO, Pa 4th 4th st s.w;. ME. 964a.
lsase; sa sS33,09Q. for 5 for clean stock.
81 as ssqs sgss.' ssss s:ass
ment petEeen partners: reduced from
$q,oQg % $4,000 II sold this week. Phone
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

POPULAR piano and accordion instruc.
tfon. Professional teacher and musician
is now accepting limited amount of new
pupils for the fall season, Will guarantee
that you will play popular songs in 20
lessons. Course also consists of sight
reading, harmony and theory. Call Mr.,
NEWMAN, Randolph $500. %
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION, grades / to 8,
complete curriculum, qualified experienced
start September 18th. Du. 929S!
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY for talented
culture and hair styling; day classes star
September 10; eve. classes, September 90.
UPSHUR BEAUTY COLLEGE, 1929 3Oth
st. ne; tel. WA. 4S29; ewes, UN. 1855.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

YOUNG LADY driving to Charlotte, N. G.,
Monoay; Sept. 3, can take passensers.
LEAVING s AM. Sept. 2. in 1s41 Plym.
outh for Buffalo, NIAGARA Falls and HamiI-
ton; Ont. Can accommodate passengers
at SS each. CHI 6544
LOS ANGELES, experienced driver, leaving
about Sept. 9, DU. 1916 bet 6 and s %
DRlVING 70 FLORIDA. I want oassen-
leaving Sept. 8. Call MRS. BEAVER Or
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EMPLoYMENT SERVICES.

has created an urgent need for teachers in
rural sections Good salaries and low ex-
penses. Get your permanent position to-
day, next year may be too late. ADAMS
TEACHERS AGENCY, 204 Colorado Bldg.
14th and G sts NV
TEACHER, thiro grade: unusually fine
girls school is in need of a teacher with
private school experience and degree; not
over 35. ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY,
goa Colorado Bldg, l4th and G sts. n W,
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ACCOUNTANT STUDENT dcsirea hook
ksspinf yerk On saturday& CAL AT. $500
sso6xRiiSiKS 2iiH II AND srxNoonArnrR. sx-
psriencsd desires position 81 Tafom,a
rxrk qr Silver epring. ia 1914 after s
pm. IL
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HELP MEN ssa woMEN

ASSIsTANT BUYERS needed Tor yarioS,s
aenarfments; exceptional opportunity foi
Sa5sry Apply personnel once 6fh door
THE PALAIS ROYAL. 1t6 sc a. 49,
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

HAND LAUNDRY and lace curtains done
at home. MA $3.50
WOMAN, middle-aeed white. to take care
Of children or housework either around
Anaeostia or Consress Heights. Call at 74S
Xenia st. Sc
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-Colorcd girls, neat, clean, with good
new-type restaurant; good Worsing condi.
tions and best pay sin town. Apply 2O1 :
14th st. NV, IL to IL and to Z pm. s.
WHOLESALE BEAUTY SUPPLY cbncerr
office work: pleasant personality, oppor-
tunity for advancement: apply in hand
writing, Box ABE. Star.
ma isas asaS5fd co rd ADp
1s HDpiy q s 1a1oN Ssek krMsb Rsgissns No. Sorf
WOMEN WON tooo to learn reducing treatments
ARoHS 4 soSg rata of susoopes who ar,
dnstry can secure permanent and fuiil.time
ineton and suburbs, sood oppcrtunity and
WoMls a soPsl.d xsss s.ps4.nsss il
R15l Rua1s aoTE 1863 sne 1sth st. Tea. nH All
for employed mother: small apt. Inv. NV
sas Hsx l zis,s%. % Star. 'a's''' ls' ~ %
S asa
WOMAN, colored. to work In dry goods
WOMAN for general once worE I & days
week: pleasant surroundings; aged between
25 and 40; must be able to type; good sal.
ASA SSSss fSNAA ASAASs "a sxxaEsAsSp IA
WOMAN, colored. to cook at night. Appl,
at once 1857 Benning I'd. ne. Ii. 9b11
WOOL PRESSERS, experienced; peacetims
PsrlmarsnYt alTNpsY ,epe position; y WASHINGTON
WORKING HOUSEkEEPER, white or col.
ored, to assist manager In small hotel
$50 week, paid vacation. 1440 Rhode
YOUNG LADY as general once assistant
attractive salary, position permanent Ap.
ply Mr.. Phillips. JULIUS LANSBuRQH
FURNITURE CO.. 900 r st. NV.
YOUNG LADIES, white, with or without
experience, as Mattresses: only those seek.
ing regular employment need apply: pleas
ant working conditions. Call between IL
m. and b:30 pm, BRITISH OFFICERS
CLUB. 1925 New Hampshire ave. NV.
YOUNG LADIES for ouf women's dept;
good earnings with excellent future Apply
Mr. Burns, BOND CLOTHES. 1855 i ST
WANTED, young girl, honest and ambi-
tious.. to assist cashier; rood salary, post.
shop. ASpiy YMcA coSS1s saoP Iasi i4ss
4 jon You VIII ENJoY-Learn this ii.
terestinE work. karnings ct start, S31 .2t
weekly. with raptd increases: permanent
posttion9; PROMOTION OPPORTUNITIES; AGel
18 70 3b. Apply en9plo0Went Qfncs, 33s
1zssn - ~ Aond4y t4reY1h Friday
TkLKrHoNI CO. 8 -, 4
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SITUATIONS WoAAfN.

RETIRED MAN, active, mature are, assist
sales. once, store; full or part time. Box
447-J, Star. o
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annual basic a saars Give
ence, age, address and telephone. Box
HAT caiEEce;K GIRL. good pay Apply
good pay pay; Apply 1929 Que st. NV.
See fSf a syeRsEeg snnsssss4 ss4 eonS sH sse
INVOICE CLERK. experienced: tipping re-
permsnent mt POSITION. sood salspg plesssnl
working conditions Apply HAHN SHOE
kE2RENcH sT2FEs IN oPEhAroKs snd experienced =
alphabetical and numerical key punch.
ing; excellent opportunity with leading
o Ell Mr. II ss se 1pT a5ti0Ss aq per
general laundry work; 44-honr week. Soc
aS6UT Snr1sf sss xofn nmsd ass opsnns
Apply employment ONCE, 9th floor, WOOD
" WASR q ~, g LgIHhor' 9.oo to q daily. 1880
LEGAL sTENoGRAPHER for New York Of.
fice Of casualty company; pleasant sur
periencs and salary Box ssf-J. Star. %
LIBRARIAN, experienced, part or full
ss, s tor ora dhosDitsI gdg srary sseeen. salary
MAID. white: live in Apply to the METH
Mabs oss ssoe q SSaa sUr os VS. xorf xoz
,e7 ask sor M Miss IN sssfntial
WAADo AOI ApaIbfnenI mouse ana once
building, part lime; references. DI. 1904,
MAIDS i2,, for dining room, dishes and
chamberwork: one from a am. to 3 pm,
ne other. ] q !. m. to PM NV. section.
MAID n Al III Fok isaEiAyTY sHor-salar,, $40
week $50 TO $50. 6-day week. HEADiS
MARYLAND. OIL. 1915. = =
MAID. colored, for hotel work. Apply Mr..
Laird, SENATE HOTEL, 101 D st. ne.
MAID for beauty parlor, S-hr. day, good
pay Apply in person, 1741 Conn ave
MARKERS ana gift wrappers, immediate
openings: Apply employment ofice. 9th
noor. WOODWARD g. LOTHRCP, $40 to
9 daily. 2:3O to Thursday.
MASsEuSk t5). Apply ct 5000 14th st.
MAssEUsE. experienced; excellent salary,
commission @ ana tips. EMILES. 1921
MESSENGERs AND INSPECTORS. irume-
gate oi openings; Apply employment once.
TO dNily. 1880 to Thursday
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or girls with ere
stiys NY iN iaNsslity e learn; Iox 2sS-E Star.
66oe1srIsd 6oeI IsIs ARsly y Jpersp1nsl once: 20
work: hours 8 to 12 mfdnight; ateady orn-
gsoyment; Navy end Npn1ttQnl A1ElGe, On
Coa4 ~ Apply 00yx1al(kfnlfT 6I1EsF.
4C1es ueCs 111o 21st st. NV. . So
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, sportswear and accessories;
sitions, good salaries. See
'SEPH r. HARRIS CO., 1924

l4th st NV.
gURGH 4 BRO. 7th; sth and z SITS. nv
sEAMSIREss, expert, and tailoress fc
ao4sa dogops fop Hssms saay ss and
SEAMSTRESSEs-Immediate openings 70
experienced women, on dresses, day; ligh
pesson sSndtsa EGad saaEEE
ssAmsErRss asS + s T for Rn nlteSss,on, Ss5 on ,.a,
sodr meRs Rs6h s1.hps eIEAH2a ssHa sesgs ags
sIasIa sRcREfARY; Tsfi WI must ass have exDerienc,
edsr aook fda bressas ony
SECRETARY, law once previous geners
omce experience necessary; pleasant work
sans sSssih saars Msts Ssase
SECRETARY. law once; legal experienc
@snest 1Ssnlst dfiares sE $751; excellent salary; pei
SECRETARY. permanent position, goo
hours, chance for advancement, 5.s-da
hours; must be ] ]permanerilts.~ ls~ ma. 1fe 1000. goo
So,pT ~ FIor,G 20 wrlIer nov IN ounsain
snst ssssssS pos
sE66sHaEsTiARY TO pREsIDENr-Establishe St
enced secretary, expert in stenograph!
knowledge OF bookkeeping desirable; 25-3
years OF ase, Position requires eficiency
personality. tact Only those interested !
Good future for right person, pleasant sur
roundings, convenient location Addres
Bog LEE Star. or call Ma. s73s, giyin
sECRETARYeIssiTrENioSGsiRslAlPsHHERm Ssi sllsH r m Experi
enced. competent young work, under AZ
accustomed to doing neat and absolutel
INSTR e5s ARRs RHossiT sFfsf
saaec4REHfk1RsHs. Hk1s " ha postwar opportunity, essat
for girl with ambition to advance wit
Room 20s. Riggs Bank Bldg. llth an
tdsn,s Edsn 81 l,ad By. can Tues. or Wed. P5en
sEcRETARY sTENoGRAPHER. exper
opportunity to exercise personal initia
pleasant working conditions. ss-hr. swk
initial salary $1,000. For appointment
send statement As to training. cxperienc
SHOE ae te sSLsswoMENImmedi. ssS sda sina open
LHSsB1kRaH R Bro. ash, % ssh and nd Ssf' &
salary Ei.Issds s0fs5 $50
Gresk @ & Church 81; ne: GE. Sees.
MzsHNaToN Ss ss E0ae g.
SILK FINISHERS, immediate opening,
Apply employment once. 9th floor, WOOD
WARD q LOTHROP, 9.30 to dali,
SODA DIsPENSER6S. part or fun time; es
perience not necessary: excellent workin
conditions, good salary. Apply WHELAi
DRUG CO., Room POS, Bond Bldg. LIT
SODA FOUNTAIN GIRLS, white Of col
ored: good pay. Apply Ia person, ALT
PHARMACY. 2213 Wlsccnsin. WO. O93,
seod @ vsses. aa crown WI DRuosloRE dig; Il s aao
4th u. n.e., near Rhode Island ave,
SODA MELt WANTED. daywork Or nishi
store il Arlinston. Oxford o5o47.
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hips and her round young breasts
than to conceal them. Elizabeth sud-
denly thought, "Good heavens, how
fast I'd have been arrested If I'd
gone swimming as nearly naked as
that when ! was her age! But she's
really lovely"
Since Cherry was his sister, Dick
rarely paid much attention to how
she looked, but it was quite evident
that the fourth member of their par
ty was aware of her charms; he was
a classmate of Dicks, who, since
his name was Herbert Clarendon
Whittier, was known to his intimates
as Fudge. At the moment Fudge
was shaking the lemon tree while
Cherry scrambled around gathering
the lemons as they fell. Dick stood
poised on the diving-board, evident
ly about to perform some marvellous
feat for the admiration of his girl
friend, who sat with her legs dam
Cling into the water at the shallow
end, watching him. What healthy
looking creature he was, Elizabeth
lilOQSllts dilO uOW AG was 6AOWhi5
up. He really looked more like a
man than a boy now, and she sud-
denly thought of Dick as he had been
when he was SO tiny she could carry
him on one arm, and he was soft
and warm and smelt like talcum
powder. "That's how it goes" she
thought. Strange, and of course
it isn't strange at all, it's been hap
pening like this for ten thousand
years, but it still seems strange
when it happens to yourself. Now
before many years more he'll marry
some immature little girl like that
Julia Rayford, and she'll have a
baby, and he'll come in and bend
over it with that same expression
that Spratt had the first time he saw
Dick. II it's boy they'll name him
Richard Spratt Herlong III and if it's
q girl they'll argue about every
name from Amaryllis to Zillah and
compromise on some prosaic family
name like mine, and I'll get SNUG
matriarchal air about me, and well
all have a grand time and be just
as excited about it as If il hadn't
happened to ANYBODY. else. Of
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son. Mrs. Edith Fox and son were
Capt. Robert West In the Pacific area.
The letter had been returned with the
notation on the envelope Returning
to the United States" No wonder
Cliff grinned.
And speaking of homecomings, is
word from Chaplain Ernest Bigelow,
now in Germany, that he may be in
the States this fall. He was formerly
pastor of the Bluffton and Rockport
Presbyterian churches.
And from Stanley Basinger comes
word of meeting Ebert Kibele in Par
is recently and two Bluffton men had
five days together seeing the sights
Stanley is expecting to be back home
before long.
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mot yet, but I'm going home with
him after Scout meeting to see his
lepidoptera-" Brian got out the
word importantly-"and he might. !
mean if he does. can I stay?"
mot unless his mother asks you.''
she answered gravely. "You mustn't
ever go to dinner with any of the
boys unless their mothers ask you,
Brian. If Mrs. Stern invites you to
stay, tell her you aren't sure, and ask
her to call me up"
eff Mrs. Stern calls you up, can
I stay?"
"You won't say anything about
wanting to stay unless she suggests
it frst?"
''No, won't. Honest. I promise"
"All right then, if she calls me-"
"Okay," said Brian, with confident
satisfaction. "Oh, there he is. Hi,
Peterl" He swung to his bicycle
and was off.
''How busy they are," Elizabeth
thought as she looked after the two
little boys whisking down the street.
Everything they do is so important.
/ wish life was always like that. Oh,
fiddlesticks and fury, / don't either.
Getting wistful about childhood is a
temptation, but how dreadful if
childhood lasted sixty years. Living
always on the top of things, with no
idea what goes on underneath.
Laughing at herself, she started
the car again and drove toward the
garage at the back. The children
did not notice her at once, SO Eliza
beth pressed the brake and paused
a moment to watch them. Her two
older children, Dick and Cherry,
were there by the pool with their two
friends. One of the latter was a
leggy freckled girl named Julia Ray
ford, whom Dick for some obscure
reason considered beautiful Eliza
beth could not see that the child
had any beauty except what went
with health and high spirits, but
she was glad Dick admired her, for
Julia was nice girl and as she was
Cherry's best friend, they all got
along amiably together. Cherry,
now, was a really adorable crea-
ture, all curves and a cascade of
dark hair, and her two-piece bathing
suit, clinging wetly to her luscious
person, did more to emphasize her
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MossA
DeA4atsoI

School bells rang Tuesday morning
first time since last May-which
is sure sign that summer is fast
waning =. and the Buckeye season is
officially closed-but if September
turns out to be hot and dry it's going
to take some fast police work to keep
the youngsters out of the pool a.
and that, time change last Sunday
brought out on time some of the
chronically late churchgoers-but that
doesn't include Lloyd Murray who for
got to turn his clock back Saturday
night and hurried down the alley Sun
day morning in order to be on time
at the Lutheran Sunday school, only
to find out that he was there an hour
too early and a lot of Bluffton
people literally were making hay
while the sun was shining over the
Labor day holiday Monday, cleaning
up the yard, cutting grass and weeds
and tinkering about the house and gar
age, getting everything in shape for
winter and those who didn't stay
at home were on the highway limber-
ing up the family jaloppy-all except
Jack Berry who took the family out
for a ride Sunday night and had two
blowouts on the way home from Find
lay !. +. and the rush for sugar swept
grocers' shelves bare Saturday, first
day for the new stamp +. and that
cut of red points on butter and meat
was good news-and whipping cream
is back again-all of which begins to
look as if the duration might not last
much longer than the war and
| speaking of the war-it's definitely
over the boys say since cigarettes are
selling them in carton lots-but like
everything else, when you can get
'em you don't want 'em-so carton
sales are small &. heard the other
day that painters are now available
since some of the boys are drifting
back from war plant jobs and
that's a nice patch of melons Willis
Amstutz is raising north of the old
Bucher school and congratula-
tions to Charlie Harwick,, who is now
vice president of the Ohio Oil Com
pany over at Findlay-we always
knew Charlie would go places in this
world and it won't make any differ
ence in the size of his hat either
maybe that Bowling Green universi-
| ty professor who made that long
rangeI prediction of drought this
fall knew all about it-anyway if we
don't get rain soon it's going to make
whale of a difference in the corn
crop, which has already begun to fire
:. looks like a good time for Hiram
Schultz over Pandora-way to get that
new irrigation system into action.
s**
Capt. Jennie Beery, Army nurse on
the hospital ship Ernest Hines and a
sister of Mrs. Clayton Murray of
| West Elm street, took advantage of a
two weeks leave while her ship is in
New York harbor to make a flying
trip to Denver. We said flying trip
because it was made by plane-to
visit her two sisters, Mrs. Lola Hartz-
ler and Mrs. Geo. Moser and the lat
ter's son Gregg. Capt. Beery has
been, stationed on that ship during
the war and on a return trip to Eu-
rope recently took a shipload of Ger
man war prisoners. While on the
voyage the Germans We're put to work
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giving the ship complete cleaning
and renovating.
Last Sunday was just like almost
any Sunday for Bluffton people, but
Nello Steinman will tell you that
down at Morgan City, Louisiana,
where he was located year ago, the
Sunday before Labor day is one of
the red letter days of the year-the
day of the blessing of boats of the
shrimp fishing fleet.
Morgan City, some 90 miles south
west of New Orleans and located on
river some Is miles from the Gulf
is a center of the shrimp industry.
Boats so feet long, each manned by a
crew of three men and powered by
Diesel engines come in from the Gulf
with five ton loads of shrimp packed
in Clipped ice and canned within a
few hours after being unloaded.
On the Sunday before Labor day,
which marks the beginning of the
shrimp season all the boats, newly
painted and decorated for the gala
occasion and crowded with friends
and visitors form in a procession on
the river and as they pass reviewing
stand erected on one of the craft,
each vessel is blessed by the parish
priest.
Attaches at the municipal water
works plant have been securing
markets thruout this section in search
of war-scarce wire screen for aera-
tors at the plant here. Small worms
have made their appearance again in
the city water supply, which the state
department of health previously iden-
titled as the larvae of a fly which lays
its eggs in water reservoirs. Accord
ing to state authorities the larvae are
not injurious to health, however, THEN
presence in the water is, repugnant
New screens to replace the present
ones installed a number of years age
over the aerators will eliminate the
nuisance and are to be installed as
soon as material is available.
***
Col. Harry A. Toulmin of Dayton
who wrote the Army's report on the
Pearl Harbor disaster is in civilian
life one of the leading patent attor-
neys of the Middle West and has rep
resented the Triplett Electrical In
strument company here in a number
of patent matters. In addition to his
legal training he is a graduate in
engineering and a former faculty
member of a Virginia engineering
school. He was General Pershing's
assistant chief of staff for air during
the first World War and returned to
service as assistant chief of the
army's transportation corps in the
present conflict.
Passing of an old Bluffton land
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LEGAL NOTICE
In the Probate Court of Allen County, Ohio-
Case No. 12nH0

In the Probate Court of Allen County, Ohio-
Case No. 2soS0
Albert Deppier, who resides at 40l Clements
Street. Danville. in Vermillion County, Illinois.
will take notice that A. ID. Gratz, executor of
the estate of John III. Deppler. deceased. on the
27th day of July. l945. filed his petition in the
Probate Court within and for the County of
Allen. and State of Ohio. alleging that the
personal estate of said decedent is insufficient
to pay his debts and the charges of admins
tering his estate: that he died seized In fee
simple of the following described real estate
situate In the County of Allen. State OF Ohio.
and in the Township of Richland TO wit:
Beng the Northwest Quarter of the South
west Quarter of Section Six (6l, Township
Two t2l South of Range Eight (sl East: also
Two and Sixty-six Hundredths (2.66) acres
out of the West Side Of the Northeast Quarter
of the Southwest Quarter of Section Six (6l.
Township Two (2l South Of Range Eight go
East. Save and excepting Two Hundred Forty
three t243) feet off of the North End of said
tract decided To Noah Deppler. Containing in
all 35.S2 acres, more or less1.
The prayer of said petition Is for sale of
said premises. foE~-the payment of the debts
| and charges >.@foresaid.
The pepr3n first above mentioned will further
| take notice that he has been made a party de-
fendant TO sail petition and that he is required
| to answer the same on or before the 18th day
of September. la45.
A. d. Gratz, Executor Of the
estate of John III. Deppier. Decd.
Harry j. Bennett,
Attorney st Law,
| e1s National Bank Bldg,
| Lima, Ohio. 20
Aug. /. i. is. %. 20 Sept. 3.
] News Want-ads bring results.
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SYNOPSIS

CHAPTER 1: Spratt Heriong was q
major producer of motion pictures. He
called Elizabeth. his wife. 10 join him
at lunch. Elizabeth knew that something
was not going right at the studio and
that her husband desired her presence.
more to talk TO her than to receive any
real assistance.