The Den Murder at Vance’s Penthouse
Detective John Vance and district attorney Mr. Markham witness a tense gathering at Professor Garden’s penthouse where Swift is found shot dead after the horse race. Floyd Garden owns the revolver. Zalia and Swift’s quarrel worsens clues as Cecil Kroon and others gamble amid a vault door ajar.
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John Vance
Fe ¥. X. Markham
New York County
Vance
Professor Ephriam Garden
Professor Garden
Floyd
Woode Swift
Siefert
Gornear
Floyd Garden
Lowe Hammile
Swift
Kroon
Miss Beeston
Mrs. Garden
Zalia
The Garden Conspiracy in Swift’s Studio
In the garden apartment the evening unfolds with a loaded discussion of a fatal incident. Vance and Garden dissect motives around Zalia Graem Woody Swift and a vault upstairs as District Attorney Markham arrives with detectives Heath and Hennessey to piece together the crime scene and confront possible foul play.
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Garden
Zalia
Vance
Mater
Zalia Graem
Kroon
Beeton
Woody
Miss Beeton
Heaven
George
Markham
Sergeant Heath
Snitkin
Hennessey
Heath
New Commandment Emphasized In Jesus Teaching
The lesson centers on John 12 20 33 and 13 34 35 with the theme a new commandment to love one another as I have loved you The Greeks seek Jesus the cross and its implications are explored The discourse calls for genuine spiritual revival centered on the cross and faithful service modeled by Christ
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Jesus
America
Christ
Jesson
Jacob
Esau
James M. Gray
Charming Way to Use Cross Stitch Patterns
Amateurs can easily create a finished chair or buffet set with this easy to do cross stitch pattern. Peacock motifs in natural coloring or two shade color options. 10 stitches per inch. color chart provided. transfer pattern 13 by 16 inches plus two small motifs. material list and stitch illustrations included. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. 259 W. Fourteenth St. New York NY with name address and pattern number.
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Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept
W. Fourteenth St
New York
N. Y
Giving and Taking Orders Hubbard Maxim
A concise quotation on leadership duty and obedience. It states that those who refuse to follow should not issue commands, those who will not serve should not command, and those who cannot stay silent should not speak. The aphorism emphasizes responsibility and restraint in authority.
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Hubbard
Enriching Diversions Versus Life’s Timely Rush
A Bell Syndicate column argues time is split between work and leisure leading to pressure to follow trends. It urges using spare time for personal enrichment such as reading, hobbies, language study, or music to gain genuine leisure rather than mere diversion.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU
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