The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 May 1927 — Page 3

THE GREENCASTLE DAILY BANNER, TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1927.

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\ 1,10 AUCTION SAUL

k^R .SALK—^ ord ,, ' udor - eugiae l — F—'4*—b ~b b- * 3381509, lor storage. To be sold , A 1 'PKp Al....:._ #t 2:30 at Manhattan Gar-. * * *■'- 1HU\ ICS

25 My. 2-2p. *'—- A* b b b : —b-

9th.,

-b b -b

Stars ^iT DePauw! "4f fefc

Beats Rose Poly 7 , l <Q I n Clash Todi

li-ur .-ALL:—Lloyd Loom baby L^c Good as new. Gall 735-X. ^ * ‘ 20-e -o.-d.

|,, U I! SALE:—Cabbage and TomaTrlaat'. GrecncasUe Canning Co.. 20-41.

Igj: SALE:—one 1020 Majtag |. . model.-, cheap. Ed Jonc.-. 22 S * 28-tl'

JVK SALE—Lodge touring ear. p; Banner CHTiec. 2-3p 0— — | ul: SALE:—Itound dining table, tl e u it aheap Inquire Banner. 28-tf.

OPERA HOUSE

Harry Lang tm . third feature length comedy for Fir.-t National. Long I ants, is at the Opera House tonight, Frank Capra, who directed Harry’s last release,"The Strong Man'

will wielj the megiaphone.

hirst National offieiaL claim that the story of an odoleseont lovesick youth incorporates one of the most hilarious idea.- yet presented on the' scree'll. The ;i:,glo of presentation i

TIGER \» E SETS NEW 14ITY RECORD FOR LIN THROW.

UNI \ ERJAVE- ;

SPORT 1 \ I is

i LINCOLN, Neb. The University 1 i <>f Nebraska tennis tram wo n ever." ingles and doubles c.'ir,. -t from lo va

tiold State here vesterdav.

Dick

In Clash Today

Bose 1*01,1 AND UT.U M TEAMS MEET IN DIAMOND

TILT.

Coach L. C. Uuchheti's Old thinly duels led by the speedy

Sturtridge, had everything their own way against Rose I*. )y Monday afternoon and copped a 101 1-2 to 23 2-3

al-u unique, according to these auth- ' victory from the Terre Haute track ' ni ., rl ;. '.'he oritie; Eiabo’.ate s. ts for the picture | sters. ; > harles rotten, tin

dual meet.

were built under the able

Lloyd Priorly

The -tory of “Long Pant- ’ i- Harry- own, as were’ “Tramp. Tramp, Tramp” and “The Strong .Man." V quartet of ace gag men helped work

up the stunts.

piidanee of Sturtridge, who placed second in

tlie decathlon at the annual Penn Re-

yesterday ,

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KV WSTON, III. 1 Dan golf team defeated N .rthwe stern Uni 'er-ity 's varsity team w -terday, Id ,,

Irish" eaptai’i

shot 71-72-1 Id for the be-t individ

ual porf< rmanee.

lays last week, came back home gave the' Gleenca-1le fans

and

I he

I'UK SALE:—Frank Hal ten U. Mel k- Saxophone. Slightly u.-ed. In \- ihape- Gall Banner Office. 3-3;>

I LOG AN SPORT, In Chauuci

. , . demon- McFatridge, 27, of I.,,pans port i- in , stratum of his prowess on the field ; ^ hosl ,i tul with cu , l( u-sion of tin and cinder track. The former "Gary i, r ai„. suffered when eollied at . c-

Thi ,, u ■ , flas . h took th '' , - t) • var,, hi « h hurdl- 1 ond base with anothe

Hu- show is a benefit picture for | os m :l(5 flat and the 220 yard low GreencaMU* band. | hurdles in :26 flat Following in- - —0 £ | struetions from Coach Buehheit. VONCASTLi; ' Sturtridge •‘loafed” the fir.-t two

The screen has found a new medi- hurdles in the last racejmd then trot-j pjufi;^ of i n j U ri,.. reee-ived in

ha.-eball game three iny

hall player in

game here yesterday.

—o—

DU HI OL E, la. - ( litford Hazelgreen, Wi died in

Swift, 1 hos-

fcoii SALE:—Window screens,, an lilit'! ga stove, -id' oVeli, Gall It' ::-tt.

LuR SALE:—About 75 good bv,o;.

um of expression in focusing imblic | tcel in at the finish. This was done attention on our national and every-' to help draw nut Christie, second day horoo-. "The Rig Parade" did • ranking hurdler for DePauw, who mor, for the American soldier and next year will have to fill the vacancy :or pacifism than all the lectures in caused by the graduation of Sturt-

the world. Similarly “The Fire Bri- ridge. , gade," now showing at the Voneastle

tel and other literature. A vietreda l ,u '; ,u r -’! Metro-Goldwy ,,-Mayer pru-j n( . ar l y throw the javelin away.

ductioii directed by W m. Nigh, tm- ting a new mark

ago. —o-

MII.W.U KKK — I ar knocked a home run with two men on lia.-e- in the last of the ninth, and tin Mil waukce Brewers woi a game from

Gelunibus 7-1.

■h large hardwood horn fine for l.iv music. White enameled cabin • ■five• ami different -ized nrawlitabie for a bath room 01 kitchen

Iruirt Banner.

--For Rent—

mortalizes tile hero of

the fireman, and is a mervelou man document in the cause of

prevention.

I he story tell- of the every day

hufi’ re

IFOR RENT:—M< dent le'iHii ki's Stare.

rooms over 3-14.

Charles Ray. It has been directed by Nigh with a straightfurwardnc: - and sincerity seldom matched, which makes for a realism that might have ! 'been turned into hokum by a le- s I ‘ competent director. In fact, since; -

Then to top off a perfect day , Dick

■t-

for the school and

peace time, . shattering the old record by 12 f 'et

and 7 inches. The Tiger tar hurled i knocked two Miller pitehem out i the javelin, 17s feet and four inches, j the 1k\, and defeuti 1 tl ■ Minm apo-

The old record was 165 feet l* inches, lis club, 11-8. | established five years ago by Russell o- ; Buehheit, a brother of the DePauw KANSAS CITY, Kn cinder mentor. , City Blues evened it

DePauw captured every first in Toledo Mudhons, wim ing 11-3. The the dual meet with one exception, th itlue.- got I t hits off tuv Hon hut'

hundred yard dash won by Hill, who ' . r.-

high point man for the Engiu-', —o-

1

t ouch Kirk’s Old Gul l diamond aggiogation faced the Ro.v Poly nine in what was expected to be a close game, tins afternoon at 3:3l) o'clock j on McKern lield. Hob Morris was i expected to have the first call on the mound with Bert Fowle to b. bold in readiness. This game marked the seventh til. played so far this sea. ;n by the lo <al . Purdue took all three of tin openers, the Tigers tiling the next fray with Indiana, and then lost the next two games to Indiana and Wu , hash respectively. It is expected that with the chang ed line-up, which Coach Kirk has beer. , using lately the DePauw squad wil win the majority of the remaining games. Earl will catch in the gam today, as Schiener sustained an in . jured finger in the gaum with Wu lia.-h last Thursday. J. C. Ander-oi will again start the game at th -hort -top position with Steward, Mes sersuiith, and Laniphoar doing tin

garden work.

MINNEAPOLIS I . LouisiilL Colonels knocked out fniir home run .

The k;m

■rie- with th,

Radio Hits

i.*

iRlB RENT: Galago very cent"iI Ibtion, Inquire Banner Office. 3-21.

lirst; j es,

(ID, I

IFOR RENT—2 unfurnished rooms; Ip A Liberty St. 2 2p 1 1(JK KEN T:—For the simimc .1 Isirable funiislted, modern apartslit, clo.-c in. Call Banner Offic 8-t f. u boU RENT:—Three room modcifi Wished apartment May 6th. I’ho.ie B-Y. 2-tf.

ity and sympathy strike the keynol ■ Summary

of the whole picture, and the mo t 10 n Yard Dash-Hill t R. P.) spectacular scene.- are never allowed j Smith )I)>K sccond; Satterlee

to ovorbalanee the -lory itself, fo'- t hj r ,|. xi m( . .pj

il„ principal characters are alwaj l2 0 Yard II ff. Hurdh Sturti kepi to the fore. j (D.), first; Christie (D.J, second; Dun

'I he prodiuqiou contains almost ev | (I>.), third. Time, :16.l.

cry element of entertainment. There! Mil)> R un _Sulherlin (I).), lirst; Elis spectacle, beauty, especially in 11 | iotti ( d.», second; Scharf ( R. P.),

third. Time, 1:45.1.

ST. PAUL, Minn,

i Ml hits, but was elfe, ti\

and pitched his St

Ih.'tts allowed ■ in the piiivlrPaul club to I mlianapoli -

—Wanted WANTED:—Dinning 1 ity Tea Room.

girl. 3-2*.

UKMEMBEK:—We w aut every >ticr in I’utnam Co., who can get stairs to register before mothers y at the Pureelain Art Shop. 3-lt j’l ANTED:— Every niotlier in '■ le ami Put am « 1. to reg 1 jr Uiih week at 'llie Porcelain Ait lap. 3-4 i.

ANTED — Washings and the. to wash. Phone 838-1..

bed 2-Ip

KAMI D—General housework by k tnijj lady. 505 Syeainore St. 28-Op.

chaining sequence done in natural' colors, charming love story, thrills, I humanity and « splendid spirit of saerifici that perniettlcs th" whole stoi y i in tii" person of “Mrs. O’Neill” tha

mother,

"The Eire Brigade" i- the result of the co-operatf n of the Metro-Gold-wy 11-Mayer studios and the International Order of Fire Engineers, and was produced at the suggestion of the latter. The .M-G-M organization will give a large portion cf the net profits to the Order for the carry ing on | of it.- fire prevention work, and will tin 11 over another portion to various | fire and sick benefits maintained by 1 fire department locals. The picture | was produced by Hunt Strom berg. May MrAvoy head.- the cn.-t and • brings to her jiart her u.-ual wistful j charm. 'There will b" no <1 ubt ns to Charles Ray’s •‘comeback" after thi* production has been seen. Others in the east include ’loin O’Brien, Holmes Herbert, Eugeni, Itesseler and other- of note. “The Fire Brigade” is beitig shown here a- a benefit 'or the Greeneastl fire department. Fire Chief John G i Ida id stale- that a purfioii of the proceeds received by the firemen will he turned o'er to the lied Cros- for; flood relief work.

6-1 victory over i

i team.

I —o-

RROOKI.YN Do -pile rep rts that an injured ligament wa ha in pm nig Hilly Xtribling’s niinements, th • 1 young Georgian will meet ’Tommy i jl.oughrnn, PhiladelpL a ligh; heavy- I

110 Yard Dash—Grant ll).l, lirst; weight, at Kbhets f d tonight a Cornthwaite (I).I, second; Muntz (U. cheduled, Hyqiber fuguzy, promutei '

P.), third. TJine, :52. | said today.

220 Yard Dash—Satterlee (ID,

WEDNESDAVS TIN E KESI RADIO lEATFUES. WEAF, Hookup iWEAF, WR(. WGY, W1.1T, WCAE, KSD) 8:30 p. m.—Gilbert A Sullivan’ “11. M. S

Pinafore."

WJZ, Hookup i WJZ, KDK v. u BjS KYW, WB AL, WHAS, a SB> W! M WMCl ‘7 p. m.—Maxwell Hour, or

cheslra and soloi-t.

I KTHS, Hot Springs, 575, P p. in.

Staff Artists Concert.

WOC, Davenport, 484, !*:30 p. u.

-Organ Recital.

KOA. Denver, ;i22, !• p. m. Denver

Music Week.

’ l

first; Hill (R. P.l. second; Smith (ID,

third. Time, :22.0.

Pole Vault—Christie (ID, first; : White i R. I*. I, second; Gunn (ID, third. Hcighth, 11 feet 1* inches. Shot Put—Spohn (ID, fir.-t; liar-! rett (R. P.l, .-econd; Hedge (ID,

third. Distance, 38 fret 1 3-1 inches. ■ -—o Discus—Spohn (ID, fir.-t; Scott 1 EOS ANGEI LS, (I).I, second; Tomlin (ID, third. DL-1 Dempsey, foroier

— liOSt— OsT: Monday night,, on S. ( olfe. Chestnut, or S Locust. St.. 11(1“ Chiffon Scutf. Finder Gnl! hnner Office. 3-1 p.

Mil

| Miscellaneous ''ELL drilling, pumps, new and re jfbig E. L. Burchum. Phone 7IK N. 211-1 Ip. MOKIGAGE f.xempi ions c‘.<' me a.; I ha\p the Book and pac am your lust years Mortgage- JHarrir, Notary Public, Goiirt .au. e. 0-1 f.

«

Kheti you think of lumber, llnn'i Hau Lumber Go. A home owned and .'Dialed institution. Plmue 103. ;o If'■•JR TRADE:—Eight loom hcis' hade for 40 or 80 acre farm. E. R. famrick. Real Estate and. Goal. ’I li.dianu St.

SK( REI II >1 ( DMMON

SENSE

The neighlior- of Mr-. Arthur D

I .Mulle, Gra.-nu re. \ IL, were cuiiou-

t 0 know what iimdicinc he took that "acted liki magi " in restoring h r health. "No -.net at all," she -ay,, "just common sm -e. 1 saw Fide.i Pills diuietic advertised and begatUtking them. 1 * *

tance, 115 feet 2 inches.

Two Mile Run—McMurray iD.i,: first; Howell (D.), second; Raker III.

P.l. third. Tim. . 10: »0 0.

High .lump- - Yawt. i (I).), first; Everson (ID, second; Barrett (R.' P.l, and White (K. P.l, tied foi third. ^

Hcighth, 5 feet !• inchi .

220 Yard Low Hurdle- Sturtridge'

(|).). first; Christie (ID, econd; Da-

vey i R. ID, third. Time, :26. SsO Yard Da h Suthi rlin (D.l,

first; Cornthwaite (D.l, -econd; El-

liott (D.l, third. Time, 2:04.6. Javelin—Sturtridge (ID, first: Bar-

rett (K. I’.), second; Spohn (D.l,

third. Distance, 178 feet l inches. Broad Jump—Satterlee (ID> first;

Hedge (I). 1, second; White (U. P.l, third. Distance, 21 feet 3 1-2 inch.- .

Mile Relay—Won by

Time, 3:36.3.

SOUTH BEND, led Joseph Jnchy m, sophomoe. whose home i >\ tfield, Ma b lect captain the Noli. Danti btiskeiball team in IP27-28. Jaehym played forward "it the ehampionship team this

season. —u—

May 3. Jack avy weight elmm-

pion of the world, was t i leturn to hi- mountain training camp today t with three spar i partnet tn aid him in his propc I ring i omeh.u k. ]

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M GT( III N (■ | III S( (IRE RO\KD | Ted Lyons hi i the Detreit Tigi ■ j to five hits, hit a honie run, an i helped give hi- ! ailV ’The Chi.'ago 1 White Sox V :: I win over the Tig |

era-

The New York Vanke. got 17 't.off four Washii '..n pitch.q and won from tin S. 'ator«, !i-6. I az/. . hit a homer for tin NVw 5 oik ti.i'n

in the eighth.

A wild throw i the tenth inti'i.g gave the Philad.-lpl .a \thleti. a 0-5 victory over tin Boston R d Sox Wunnjnger ma.'. D had peg an

D Pauw. I effort to maki a i.'iihh' play, and tie

hall went into tie grand stand.

S I VI ION W I BM. 268 METERS (Indianapolis Power A Light t o.) 6:30 j>. m Indianapolis Athletic Club Orchestra, George Irish, direitor. Male quartet, Andcr.-uii, Indiana. 7:80 p. ni.— Goodness Gracioti

G reggorizei's

8:80 ti. ni. Sacred Hour: Wheele City .'li.rivn. p. in. kclvinator Hour, 10:30 p. in. Indiaiiapoli. Athleti. ('lull Orehcstfii. Georg. Irish, dire, tor. Charlie Davis’ Columbia Club

Orchestra.

*111. « V Letters Endorse Insurance Plan

•" —o —*

Letter of reconinic.idation have been vvritt. n in behalf of the propus 'oil insurance plan for a senior cla. i gift by sevoral proininenl faculty and udmini.-tralive member- and I'n

; versity 1 ru.tei -.

Among' the lett. j', of ( Ildor-elHeUt ' are fhe two printed below:

IIME LIMIT POSTPONED INDIANA Pol.IS, May 3. lUPr Howard P Savage, natioi al com* niai'd' i of the American I.igioit ha-

I f . I tine now. after temporaiily pest potted the time limit

15 years ,-uffi rit’g trom kidney ^ rou , , (' 0 |- getiin.* in rescivation for th 1

hie.' I never hav a tired leelmg, mid ;

lion guaranteed. Ask for them -IT

P MIT,LINS, Druggist.

a^ , Vec^’ , T;m "Sml’eiosing time was May

mend Foley Pills diureric. Satisfac- 15i However, during the past f< vv day * th. L< gion offiet' here has hec tl"C.. - ! ed with teli grams and letter.-, Same' 1 said, leiniealing that the time for

elo-ing be advanced.

In changing the date to an indefinite one, Savage urged all prroii - wishing to make the trip to send in their r enatiou-' at once.

I "For years it has been a quc.-lio i I with the graduating clats us to what would Ye* tit' best gift they co . I leave their Alma Mater and up to j this time no entirely satisfactory an- | swer ha ever been found. The pla..

In the only V al i.. agin gum*' jot co-operative in. uranec eems to in* j play*<l, three In.n Jits vie., markeii to be an ulmo-t perfect answer to "up by the vv i Th. lli.oklyn (this perplexity que.-tion. By it. tin Robins. The -< • ■ .m- Rohin-, 1 ] student can k' ep him.-elf injured ai.J Giants 7. ll.Wnin . "t two hornet a* d j ;i i the natn..' time make a v.orthwtili Part It ua tin eiotid J contribalioa to the college. It seetn. victory over th. Giant.. i*i a row for j lo n „. thal u „ e v f tint greatest . oi. Brooklyn. • j tributions tliat any eia. s could mu!.

A Word With the Old Folks

Miloly IVoph /(irtiiogImportance

nf Ijimil l litnlnation.

N thr later yrar:-. oT 'ife there is apt to It a slowing up of the

I

bailee, Iloosier Rink. Brazil. Mu.-i. •' Fianagun’ti Speed Boys, V.’edi e. - ]»y. 2-8t.

i’lualt Domier arrived home Sunday .Li'i'iioon front a businesa trip to Lo."8 f lc3, Calif. ALT'o LOANS—Reflnunee y our mr .tr anj reduce your payments. In7 lla Loan Co., 21Mi E. Washittg.un Pkone 15. I

TO DELINER SERMON

BLOOMINGTON, May, 3. (UP)— Dr. Frank O. Ballarvl, profe.-sor of English Bible at Hanover college, will

PiV/s when a stimulant diuretic to dciver the baciaauriate addn-- ul

Indiana Univer ity, Sunday evening

June 5, it lias been announced.

PEORIA. HI., May 3. (UT)—AHogig injury to her scalp, Mi-.s Abnu McCormick filed suit against \\. K. Hull proprietor og a beauty shoji here asking 310.000 damages- Miss MeCormick chargcii that earless handl- !■ g of a peunanent waving machine

caused her to lose her hair.

l>oilily (unctions. Good elimination, howcVcr. Is just as essential lo the old as to the young Many old folks have learned the value of Doan's

the kidneys is required. Scanty or burning passage# of kidney secretions are often signs of improper kidney function. In most every community ate scores of users and endorsers who acclaim the merit of /Joan's. Ask your neighbor.'

Tin' Cincin ati < hfiayo :r .m« and th'' Boston-l’hiludelpWa Nation. I 1/ague game.- wne po ipomd m au.-.' of wet gi.i.i . while St. I. . i.o and Pitt.-imig h .ii .qu it dati .

(I - - Livestock

INDI NN NI'GI.IS LIN ESKK’K INDIAN 'I M.c (UP) A weak trend truck the Indiatiapoli.- hog market today and wliil. .-oin ehipments brou. lit a -teudy priti'. ti . majority of th ' ireriiigs eold it prices ranging from 10 to 15 o ;,l-

off.

Receipts wei* o-timate«l at 5,00/ and holdover- numbered 171. To;j price brought by t 1 i'iioie<' .-hipnu nt was 510.75. The cuttle market took . n an ir.iproved appearun.'' a.id .va quoted

DOAN’S

PILLS

60c

St,mutant Diuretic to the A5dn«J* rotter Mllbiirt. Co . M(, Chem . rtoffdo.M Y.

strong to highei 89 to 81 1.50.

lift f steer.- brougl

SUBS< KIBE FDR THE BANNER AbVEKTl.Xg IN 1 ME BANNER

to tlie !n titution would be the inuu' oration of thi- plan. I am eo’ifid i.‘ that if it is properly managed IF thing will be continued throughout the year and be nut only a source of great income to the in.titution but will servo to keep the alumni inlei 1 estcd in the college. 1 see no rei on | wliy it i nut entirely feu.able and I .Tncerely liope the plan will succeed.’’ HENRY B. J.UNGDLN. | “It i.- most gratify ifig to learn o' the splendid gift the senior elt* contemplates making to DePauw l ei

versity.”

‘‘Aside from the $100 gift to b, i’auw, it is a fine beginning for eu i of you to take out a life insuranci policy from a inom-y saving jtci.J point. 4 thoroughly believe iu life insurance and ha\i carefully inv. -ti gated the plan you have adopted and would pronounce it . ound from every angle. You also have made no mi - take in contracting with tlie North

western."

"I hcurUly congratulate you C. H. BARN ABN

Mother’s Day, Sunday, May 8th. This is Mother’s day of days. Kcim'inbcr her w 'h a gift of beautiful flower-. N our order will receive careful attention and tic delivered promptly. Moderate prices prevail. The Peck Flower Shop.

ITIUNI 711 tv.

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SY XO/'Xt S

John RaUaid rixrs from (r Pis/nct \ 11 tru ey*hi p. Hr Inin r win 1^,1 ft, /•.'// fia/r \ r v hri H'lvdtu, tin oltl chui.i. h" • Virn drnt Of '» j." - •/ t 'i • i> o.t'f ■ t! i>itt

'(•iiV. ’ J '*1

.1 . ’ 'I 11m ’ :n» was Short. s!iii: 1 I ;■ 1 >i» moraine t h«

wi s lo lisfin

11^ «'*• s i .ii. .1 .ns*."; wia'. tm k, Ui»*. to to- dan'. s;tltac jr.ni 'h* dismal ejs’f •

fo ,/o/o'e - . j t . (- - . with h** tawrynj" Nnfi *1(8*

he In 4*a

C ■inly ttu’ pmrt to put the o(hr oh iu jntl I'hil Irani* 1 io/.i lutr* •Inhu, amt thirateu* fti*> !o*inr of a i-riHfijf t,, a w I oi vh'.i'h John pi r

i

Phil. John irtutex to hr .'or. 'J hr tri rrl: trial nprn* I'isrrputo hlr n onl . prrsrnl o Irtln pro, in J John* in onor. I'hil huyu tf, tn destroy if. CHAPTER XIII—Continued N'iolj. h -i wife, was !hci«, III. lot i.r w as In h.r liHiui. Vi» von luoklng for itils?” aha ■ aid. "I shall keep It." "Viola—how n hy "I heard, by pari" . hane., your Inns rtlblauin lalk I look up lh. r^eelvn lo .all i nutuhri'. iu m own room, not knowing you w#i * nalnr the tel.phone Nml what 1 heard mad. mo llsion tn th. ond. t all<11 tako this totter to John Hal lard " "H.> God. yon won't!" II. .prang loivvard as lio spoke Rut alio wa‘ loo qnh k and lot clever for him. Sho froe.l h-’r-o * from bis lunging grasp; in a mo msnl she was In th» hall ami at lh. front door. With a groan h. moano.d his (tofoai. saw what eiushisg .mil Irremod ,ihl' disssi this inlcrfeien.f ..f N iola < sp.lled. 'Tm eorry. Phil," sho said, shiu Is. "I would do nnthliig to htnt sop - nothing In help \mir en •. i; ird and that nun ha I cited. I cannot allow an iino.ont man to lie sr.ih 11*11 In the ha. k. Good by*." CHAPTER XIV

to hitn

I sink !.*!• ' he said. "Df* vjn 'nple know anvihlhf of ■ h* N.iJ. ar.I (’ \ Holding Coipotauka^ ’ No.' .aid .Iordan, pjzt'tfc "Whai.’s i hal ?" , j- • l' < a . onipans mv f*:h*" o,son e.l. yens ago. In held i'* ;%ia s' . ks and h-.nri« He ..d t- wfie the only s'o .choldeis, (or s. ii. odv. * hois and cl*rV», ’Mff ti.H ..ne .hai» spe.-e lo *u*JU i ' Tl >in a« d re ni. U was ■ 4 i» n rompanv hut )t go: • .'Tiii- <• Rising it »\t > eordi.aw - p*» • ei s." • o\hjl .Iiii|r« Gordon sal np. ‘ Kr .love' h» -qied “TV kali Iu your mind. Hardin? I iS'i^-l

Phi Haidln, rea.hlrig I’laliixv ill" v. mpany

Just this'" ss Id Phil 'i'b* ImT. that Ihe ihinge th* - done, that. Ton **j. we * Biqttl a- III". eei» done Hs tl,; *** *11 - ials of lh» N V and C. \ . jTJJL w.iiild have liees »..»-sluL*lv w r.WA Ti" la .v if the. I ueri do/ie .ii e. Ini. of lit.» holding en.^it# • “ ’ *7 I «.e your idea!" s«!d laid**,

suddenly .gelled.

II ll, of . nurse." Phil wea - . .jy ': e hulding i..mn*ns daa|t

sh. ' l and i \ for some yean--"

..» aid j ).*•# Vis Wh tr* se :■« books?’ <a.d .ludge Gerdw* I have ihern," said i. r« In my prleati »- ‘e « hoiiie. Bu: wnst good » e 11*4*^ Get them- at one*!" *• i Qt don. ' lhev can he doc;*i*4. J*. an or mad* In appear that

. uellv neetd

Is; r -hs' ' Rht, found .Iordan. [<■ nolUnt imeiest. riuiieg th* wg^i* the (list tlin* - .low fog sign* of Dm. lovered hy Rall*r4 s 'n.'O?-

f**' Himself ulterly ■ m dow i gation

sad depi .seed he was s iocked lo 'By God you re »*'«d it* with And that inurh of .lord.in s .'onli "'( , knowing it. er,*d .lo:Jaa .(•fn e had evapn; aled - . e mo: u Not so fas' - I m not VUt* o l r ,I 'hat vet," said th* lawyer. “Bp‘

' What'e gone wrong now?" Ii

said. "I re had word from v mr deter life, chief," slid Jordan "Phil It looks had He ran gd nothing

th» • » a . nan. e, at lea, . f ag' v |’. have (he hooks and the rfaij^'. . Ml the other reonids I s»sd ay'* In . If that rbarter !■ i egr;' «v\eeping—’’ •, It i« N| y fillner .onttdl.ed U*

.. a i • < •

da. s. and he giu ejaolls wha r . kig aw ns wanted It wig wata 8• fit*: hegao buying up c.oasM .er mo'or Ins Unas, and lh(,« waa (a a’laik o» us for moeu>#lil!llg

Iff

"It aonnds good P. souai* •* an * » tald Go.d»e. th Ilk I »»• a war How stay qaa ' on t*i hack he: • with 'idle

books ?“

I'll stall at sqi e >s4 he hr • h»foi e hre* kfs«'

i. '.at! ’

NY 11 v does lie he** 'h g» i gi -» '" ssp.ed .toidan "H*Hiu*#l» uro a ditch or •ome'hiilg !“ P l m lh* onlv en* who tiheWa he In open tht safe," i■ d ?(>*,. Nnd look heia .loidas, Tai itt-i. and tiled of ''om sneeta T«a NaIN. as if I were ihe ona wheg mag* all this iiouhle’ ”

You a i a' *

’ YouT • a lla'! Ton* *h a who won d never snsnd • r.*g‘. *a making h* i oad sa’e t* i>p*r^l*y-'

vsn'eil 'O I Hidnr wasrfw***^* (

prnpei tr run dowa aad “ the way It. ha« beer, (f y*q aag 'ou ia a murdetei *r a* ge*4 Ax • in i deiai If I wai*A't aatsaS Ua wifh you the war 1 «m I t ■* g^g* fo see von rnn'ir fd aad a •« iGl ro. kina all iped *uilA i oma come ' said ludg* 44'’ don Th s Is no tim* f*r s04.T*la smnng o . 1 se res ov e ta g*', Aa4fif ’o th « idea of Hardin a, • • • <«ag*a (o haat. Kallaid. f.al a <a«a H-M4 sellle anv pitva'a d ay.raa wa add'' ha»e aflet ward wnee waTa *(ig •*

(he wooda "

"Ibaia good aeait f 4.4B A n ran In anaai. Phil," agid Jd.tW I .el a for t«i it. Pfe la hVla a strain a*>i nverwioug* Win* hands, hov -" v ■ g n ST d Pa I , #ul ae atdl 1 lie held ouf. kia hand. "Rht I 449** want i« heai my note taik lilt*

1 thal."

'Forget It." said Joidata • g*. i " Pull yoni aelf 'ogerhar. PAT. '|4l* lei taka aomewna d'.T* yaar 4^0 you te "a* Trad t'ga* **n*s Ball

z

".Sotri/, Mr. Hmetin, hut my ontn* mr ihnt you m r not lo Ira,* In,in." <»n Mallard H»» through he « oa: ed off his men lie* found out Ihe ivtith. The mun who wss eup pnaed to have been ; lied whsmI killed at All Hu nun* 'em Rtldv Johnson, And he tied . "on reawon far wauling lo disappear, an he look advaoiage if ihe epoil of his daa’h. Hut lhav ve c e,| him "There aeemeil In he a . ham a (hal we might get l"o men to ■ wear in the killing * "I to hlame Rallard for It. even . rim our daiailives can! deni with them i hev aeem in h" afraid I guess we re got (O give lip hope of gel ting anywhere ato is that line" "I- well, I giiesa so," said I’hil. bearily. Hod how near he Had been to being ah • to save Tie whole eitual le.i' 'I hose wi'riesse* liad keen willing lo deal only with him a princ ipal that a. . ountad for Ilia repoit that had mme tp .Iordan, of cnui se Rue h him lhar had been perferllj willing to

deal And now In nse them was meant. I waa only tklaViag of ye*,

onl. of th* queatlon. Tor. by this' old hor "

time, John tlslls d had the leiei "Is that sn' rust 'fine *A ' *•> Ihgl pioved his Innoi an.e „f the oidlf ron w• -a! T »a»*r VA*w ukarg* that had hung ov*' him «c io think of anyona hat rauraaif,"

lo«g Ilka the sword of Damocles He looked at Jordan, .'-hunld ha t«ll him what had happened. 1 Than he racolled. ttemblint, fiom the vary thaughi Jordan would hlame him In th s mood he waa tw ha might kill him’ Tat It had net been, hla fault. How wa* he to know that anyoo*. rnurh less Viola, was liatenitig ie on tha 'tie phone’ Mow olarer, how damn ably Haver, she had btan. te ue daratand the cryptic meaning of that talk! What a fool ha bad been erar '# tall h*r of h i held

Ballard'

'TVall, well. | guees we ali 'de ■hai mes of tha nwae." aaid. Jii4b* Goidnn, soothingly, "f'enae etbif

ilsidia "

Phil weei out, fi'U.:u>Ally eed Ye the gatage where he had tue •re Rut ween he aterfed f* 4r#* opt s mew. eared en fba vuBvig boaid Ha showed » mata' T*4|f "kaii'v, Mr Hwjdti" he igpl. Bnt mr erderw are 'h*t yewTe |*J

to taa\ e t*wn

' (Vh# gave v«n theek widae*«d

said Phil, a Ur v|ad

gat <>K my earl

ar •' _

mi vh eak s *d. BMIC I*s d>t *

d »n t*' w vi. w

■Wag th«r| bothlw• they f*uldl ^+4 Uf »« «*^tlit^dy

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