Evening Star Newspaper, December 22, 1926, Page 45

THE_EVENING STAR. WASHINGTOX, D. C, WEDNESDAY, BER 22, 1926 ELT SITUATIONS. % 45 L]H\{._fi K —By WEBSTER. ( LARS PR 1'7 no il J A ont’d v ANED ! ESTIONS | FOR SAL _\u\‘uf,uv NEOUS. Continned.) WELL BiLL, O TT 1 WAs FrGuRimG o Come Mo TERRCE T it 1] 1 0EBT A5 LSLAL 1M ORDER : i ok YEAL L v | To BUY HER SCME EXTRAVAGANT A such matte 2613 Mozart pl. REALI2ES THAT 3 s 5 3 . % BEE ™ UrDCF - 2 et . 3 4 . 2 mahogany, G L0p. B - Yl ide answer: rtisemer ide cheap ExEns e < ¥ I ;. 14th st 235 AND SHE 3 € X o G A v ocew +li you ses ToLp Mé > N Toeuy HER A 7z 3 < now SINGLE 7 d ir 3 Y days: can CHRI ST 2 Z h ' 5 PRESENT § H 5 4 | ] 3 I ar coliar. cuffa: o $15. ‘Justh’s ~OId YES, AL AIGURE T t t et ACTUALLY AHEAD 3 OR 4 j i Nercoat. sz | HoMORED CoLLARS, OROANARIL . | MO HAVE FELT O LiceD To —— Gy HER AN . | 1 W s | ExrEnavE R Canhe } FIECE ©F = anp o limp. $10: set chin: o] L ‘i 1 ase, N ) i EwELRY . 1" sacrifl 1415 otn st . sacrifice for fness. Ad- wnd_perfect: ). Call i 10-piece wals 1507 will sacrific iut. 10 pieces Sth'st. n.w. 23 Sl nina TAT LS Hm!iTs A GEauTy! i 5 D mane . : < G estate o AND SAZRIGICE < 2 o o s : L et VLU TAKe 1T : v : { - Eo EWARDED. 1 T | { / i e ML e : ress : e edetons st washetond: EUY HER Some LITTLE " b - 4 : eking chairs. tool TRIMICET TUST To SHow ) i K c : P S PIONS it 0 Sl chis HE® M~ HEART < 4 ! " P 2 i ok scany, $35; T THTRIGH T FLACE | Frauk. Thice ambitious ye Weelk L ” E £ de. 4 drawers & and . ; i t \orie this eve- R of Targe carporatic i TLot of £ood furnitur bretatbly m ¥ can’ be seen at 148 Pierce %at. 6 : 3 A . room . chairs, Cogs- Arm Iso’ chaise ifis; very low Co.. and shehtly used. all ESMEN 7 T L ¥ nrice. * Why' pay miore? Copr. 1926 (N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co . ey ht 3 ¢ te. "‘-v““l“':’r"ni o pletely” reboii. vwound armatures for all cars. THE GIRL IN THE SECOND CABIN | [susi? 1 Tisfouid ment Miss Kentjiequr ouie, S s Sse i Eiedk i i “Tell her anything you please, E s | ¢ Vife, dooretons, | candle holdevs: Hurry, now! Teil her 1'm an honest- SATESK ) Hacemsry 1011 +to T i can " Room 417 2 L Jodness. invalid if that will make Ny A BESTEES T ; v : { FURNTT R e BY E. J. RATIL - any happier. Tell her I'm too HAN BETWEEN i 1 T 1 1 A Ll (Copyright. 1926 by G. Howard Watl) even to answer her note. Reat | i hn ) WAT 2 00, ._S15: three-burner ey P ARLETS o B \ 1 : . 5. oil leater. $3 sighed resignedly as he | 101 MARKET PL. AL 1 R i d S| g S @ e S ke AR, © for his hat and went out.! UNUSUAL. . : . Radiatn KOASTER WA i heard the key turned in the| Ot tadn. ! { H ; . 5 © sled: good condit Kl o1 1the DLt tifie SHive o oids ‘i X. 8t { 2 and for the fisst time since he W oup leads in ay i : e 3 I : . NAW Tpractic those who qualify ¢ 1 Tts wh AN ¥ ; X < You own or can fina n e B ity 8 N T price, $20. 1, 010,,08 Wore i f v 4 ! < suit, size' 36, S8 woman's’ black 0x 323X, Star Off ! : % i t oie 40, 1308 Euclid st.. ABS. b A s L his| Trask looked sober for a minute, il i the. Adiondacks heiead of taxme| “I'm atraid we're both a pair of & health trip, hircs Cotiese and W neeless impostors, Keeler,” he days chum, Billy Trask. fo make the sea | o Sed 5 o e i i e piace and proniised im <1000 sl ! ¢, st | D0 Deen wrd the Gulf Stream -4nd expenses if he takes his place under the s its mot so A s that, si e ed tha it as actually ¢ is- eve and carc of Keeler 4 male nirae. who ix | Don’t ‘feel that way about it,’ Mr. ORI e R nali e Ot o e £ pein ey { Trask. It does no harm. you kmow. Harta”‘ibeard “the Gl st 14 Wil | 1¢ pleases them for a while, anyway.- Hoeler than e penaide & Sl at the saio) | until something comes along to UD- | mind. 'He wished that Spencer Trum o “Foddess.” he dubs e E ; | bull himself were there. He had ent. & society girl with : ask was obtaining an insight who' takes at once to { 3 nto the romantic philosophy: despite her drazon of an aunt po, ths maman HoARHBOR w0l R Meanwhile, Keeler makes himself a ber nado. There was an | punch it liz>t Sidoey Sands: a gl i the, second eabin. essness about it that at Trumbull was the callle of all his | references hounds nieets didghter of am | tracted him. True, it was persistent- | ;roubles—Trumbull, who had dangled | Star office absent-minded pic who has mis S exponent to Crobper |, tempting bribe béfore the eves of a| . " ’ g . e Ao ne, b e romie L L vln x]rvr. lm‘. 2s Keeler expiain- { oor chauffeur who needed the money. ! A WELL ESTABLISHED and e T : % ;i i Al . Adams ScHiovement lcais 14 an wxposins i Trages | €d, when. he was his own true seif he | "4 ‘of 7 ShriF lenthilsinsin fo7 e g L { : | \ 3 P s cond il Rodler ik By stating 1ld - almost certainly . have ex-| ;he adventure was oozing 48 Lo faced | { prominent ‘real estate organiza- | STE . e = Mo he. eaptain at the E B - ¥ e 3 i 1 i 3 4 " 1 ot g TAN mahogany R s Toak Bhe N L need an ‘equal mumber of €rop- | the 't that it was coming tion needs real estate salesmen.| 1 @ t 0 . S00 B ol eod Crr them off Whien the veesel readiics Rey West. | DETs an untimely end, Chine £ lov new hisaces tecents | L8 s : ; < | ; "Einranted T F s PRoom 2. Main 0199, . g | Trask wondered whether he had| The buciness of being sick almost 2 : i g ¢ g Y —and mahogan _{Continued from Yesterday's St come a cropper himself and, if so.| made him sick. He wanted to be |1y completed and ready for sale.| ! ¢ . - i TV 5D 101 : : Teve: Trorwond mabogsny & whether in the first or the second {through wWith the whole business.| Co-operation with our sales-| ] ter w 2 It . T 1 baby crand, mahogany Trask Begins Planninz. cabin. He had an uneasy suspicion | And yet, eontrariiy, he proposed to| o I,_w. Seanlyt Sl M 2 [ = ) B o BT e 6« 2 next one,” mused Keeler, | that porhaps it had been both. defy Capt. Blodgett, who had sen i S pecialt ESnen g < RS A B B : % i « nonnting to SERL whieh 1 reminiseent tone, “was| - Only one thing gave him hope. |tenced him to & ready means of | With ability to sell new houses S Ty g v FOR MM, ars o Lol Gt 10 mouthly” payments of fow lady who hiad lived | Sidney Sands had shown an aston- [ escape. * His reason for that de- | will find connection with our v ! i o6 Ar. Poole. @ x a f her time in fishing determination not to implicate | termination had nothing to do with | At tie viEht p ahogar Teeca ool 7 the Wes : i | hin her testimony hefore Capt. | his avocation of pseudo-invalid; it was | fic¢ @ profitable one. s i : : i e i ! eared ) paid 1 New York. v good | Blodgett. He did not understand the | wholly concerned with the cond | ddress Box 82-X, S flice. | " : T ¥ o o > party assume balanes X . i A‘u( Jox 82-X, Star office e, e < o for awhilc. <ir reason for that, unless it was cabin and one of fts passenger: = 3 18, SN g : X b et month!“See M. Poo. ST e e e instinetive d Keeler was absent for what seemed | __HELP—MALE_AND ALE. : g ; ! g ) \ upright: also p 1t Kinds: sked Trask r informer. He hoped it was | Tty 4 RISTAN on8 a0 Y ] A t ¥ 1 ey A L o o i was setunlly working at my pres- | cmmni nrormer. He hobed it was | like a very long time; when he finally | ASSISTANT Tt conzressiona Bt o s : g > may storage ehirges: all maken: “I wis acunily working at s-| something more, but could not be | reanpeared he found Trnsl ne [ it rotent and experienco 1 ; , ) . el ent profession, sir. But she 26 boies is ptabonsh s ah ot i ou sk mervously / : understand , that 1T was a Montann ranoher with 10,000 head of cattle | Then his mind abruptly reverted to | riously and muttering to himseir. iy roiaatito s te - | L : = Tot to understand® You mean you | the staggering fact that he was about ‘Well?” demanded the patient. Siae ofieere . o . | cook e 1o be put off the ship, and that he | Keeler tossed his hat into a corner, R [T ST TR e o 4 e RO e ler switn | WS 1o be a prisoner in his stateroom | wiped his forehead amd looked at iiness. | Earn while learning. N s . s 5 k : poed 1 Tor teat EF e 3 . | until the ship touched at Key West. | Trask with tragedy in his eyes. fors Jriih. present smolapment, - Bix ¢ Y il i B s \ N i nge ¢ etrolas. the fady. She liked i 1 that “Come, Keeler! We've been wast’ ‘s all off, sir,” he whispered. r uetion every Thiesda 5 i 1 ' Al t i e — 3k of thing, so 1 . A|ing time,” he said sharply.- “We| (What's off?’ Didn't you see her?" ;A M. Shenoard. Hond Blds < ? 0T i i e 5 " t Ve ehean T T113 0 e, e dsome lady, N k:a lady | haven't vet found a way to stay on| .'Oh. ves; T saw her, sir.” LEEPROTE, ! : ) v ey : DG ilie Ttoraric “ | hoara “What did she say to the plan?” S ) yiaer shu i " e- | N 3 3 v EHRNACE v N Alexandrine Vaco© what busted that romance?”| “I don’t see how jt can be done, I didn't get that far.” (i Soinmly Wisei N o # 1 \ 2 0 Uit at et 2 lady’s coats $4 and “She havvwened to call at the ho. Vhat! BBt Roow & d « I y 5 n TRNIT ¢ . <. man's suit (36). over- pital one day, to visit a sick friend, | - “IUs to be done! You can’ go, | didn't get a chance, Mr. Tras . - = . g BRAX : i v g 3 3 4 Sohdrichiven: ""’".”‘" and she saw me wheeling a patien you want to, but T won't Keeler humbly. “She did most NSTRUCTION COURSES. :I,nyv" the corridor, sir. Of course, Mr. Trask, if you stay of the talking, sir. T might say that | TUTORING BY YALE GRADUATE IN HIGH | was ne z more 10 aid. stay, too. It's only my duty,|She has a bit of temper, if vou don't |seho: ! apecialty, 18 mathon ”"i“’”“\" 1 she ne not. Keeler, mind my mentioning it. e, ,,‘{;;' Haokkosnia PO | e g s you are a ma I have reached the Ve've got to be safely hidden by | “Of course, she Wus! She ought to OPPRATORS ¢ o L e 7 it REFR ana_sec CAT 8l shed Keeler. | we can't hide in here,” “She said it first, sir. She saw me | TFF ke ""‘“k'» ',’,:":';l “',‘" £tk | 215 Sitario o NOX Elat y SRl - P “there was & Indy stenographer X e P g coming and she walked right up to |- . FOUNG GIR s . 5 i X LD ot o §ir, LA very ex U voung woman !)‘"'”” e i gy 1o, with herichin i the aie 1 Mnew | A GROWING SCHOOL,, STRONG, PROGRES: | fr. to o At Homie, (xix 1 i Turne e Phone ui'y’i'v‘fi ey bots £O81. SIS : ks % o onld getting into one of R g S R Eive, the kind of a school vou would Ike t ¢ 5t { s i %R SET . Plete; of a ni [ MTebORE et e Yo s there was trouble then, Mr. Trask; 111 you Inew ‘more ahout fhe partien . 0 ST Lube. “complete, for —salo chance wa v little service | N0, 1 s e | 11 was afraid of her. advantages offered. Every one. epeks PERSONAT - - . PUD M sk Gie AR B T i e Sy They always st h those places. . ¥ of it. for its history SERVICE. - > 2 L ! S 3 UERAUT—Country home oured, sel : “Or down in the hold with the| “She said,”‘If vou are looking for | BOYD. corier G st at 1ith na B FRANCESMAE FURNITLR iy 3 « at. Farmers' Market, cight 2" me, Capt. Ferriss'—and 1 didn't like |1y WINTER TERM FOR OUR R 1 arated tabie ‘ il ) v ¢ &to : Torction. Mg rese Lapdon They'd get Bire: Mhoyilipion-| Ihe. Wiy sho sioko, the imme, sitHf | eaurse Witl berin dunuary o TRl i ¢ y Hew i R XOPHONES fenor banjos, Violias. cor: an'y be putting some of the freight sounded u're lgoking | '™ - s {10 p.n off at Key West and we'd go with oner. Next to a determination to remain must have at least two to three i Gl onr estimat PATRT S . fervent yearning to punch Trumbull's | years' experience. Salary, $1,500, ¥ 5 { o 701 e cinlty P ‘ 'S ound . mahogany - exiension head. also to permit Keeler 0 |1o $2,200. State a i AR v : i P AT i s i 1be radia sot. semplets: 10 3 oNew Tork wve. e | | | aboard, one desive persisted in his | TELLER-—Bank wants teller; 1 positions At zood salaries 5 ¢ » ferme as low as $2 mont et for me, 1 can savo.-you the trouble of | M m the ek, e | MARIE STRVES R i« e : 3 monidy rental pian.”” We feach you' fa a long conversation by informing you | on Bik opening 14 i} | ! ) ! s s l D At haTe Ixouesd ovee S0 that 1 have no intention of cver | FOOMIS RADIO cOLL i ¢ FOR CIILDUE i > § wont. and_rental appy TLayhe conld be so desperately | . CVer ) RACTIC 5 : J R CIILDREN i ¥ B, strument. and rental appliea to ir lildi it'd be a matter of life speaking to you again. Good te { vidual f ;. wt 0 % H 0 V' CHE g "+ 34 H‘K“‘V“»V‘ " liz\" 5 ['If);u‘- e She said it just like that, 5 " A 2 4 NG AN o Adpms 2501 k% ricatlar aiihed: tus Hol B f 2 px et nchev: L L P D T v THE HONOUR SCHOOI, ¢ B NW. 1 : v i f « ! wson. 604 5th mow. Main h to moe vou out of your 1 I've ot o ioedicine kit, sir, | 2 iehty And thi 1w 2 1 could fix you out with u dose | #0ded, mighty fine when hinglon s only exeliisive’ beauty cuitire | An « y " would make yon look and feel | *1'¢* 3 ool Dy’ anil evening classes. e 3§ 2 winl sick, Mr. Trask “And you mean to tell me that you | AUTO. DRIVING LESSONS kY © Gre Keeler | ned visibly as he | 80t no farther than that?” demanded | rienced — instrocto, satisfaction | ed; JEL! WS o 4 y = il f e Sidile tha BERsion. 5 white chanffeurs furnished Call Line. 85 < 1 i 1 3 t E g warn one = half pr urned t | i ded to in a word for UTO DRIVING - T, NSTRUCTC ¢ arvare 7 ask, *“In the first place, you misht | 5 I did my best. T told her I had | ifred. " Phone BOUB, 2128 I st. now. 1. Add B pop? BROC 1 ¢ ize 3 never worn: sacrifice. Ball - me. In the second. they'd|?® message from Mr. Trask, and -if 2 | i F . y fore’e P e AL o« 3 " yobubly carry me out on a steetcher, | ¥1¢’'d only listen for a minute I was A BRICKLAY.ER. ShLD X OR AT RE OR % : i 7 ¥ ) 2 any. for sale u W, “Tua suficiently sick now, | SUr€, that it would be an act of jus ARN $10 MO $12 PER DAY, 1 & i 2 2 Tucerwosd ¢ c i, gafe: "ali nt 1 you. Try your imagination | %% 3 i iz, Claseed AT, N E NEW T ¥ : LAPH REPA 5 b 1 . ? 2 right fo f 2 WY Keeler paused in embarrassment L TRADES SCHOOL fanrie’ autom B ¥ - ot vouns gent v at th » Keeler io ahead! Out with it! What did S ST a barzain. 1318 Rhodg Island 244 | TREE ANENTS—Tri b ; i 1 e hot g ter tried, but his imaging id L ! i ; 4 ; ods. 1. ths. Royals. ousc s Secler tried, but his imagination | ghe.sdy o that?” EMPLOYMENT AGENCIF GTFTS ANT ELECTEI 1 z 2 3 mos. 11 (3 It s been trained fn adifferent chan- [ “Co ¥ S NEE o0 0 L S L Lo retion Tor shut ins aubmiit » b X0 TUNING W 2 v TER: - Cofoain. Mo, 3. suaipietily And—we ) nd It did not run to the discovery | “She said,” faltered Kecler, “that | e O ol O Hot | Wi STt e L ! : . T v never boen used: with ease.., Call that. < its whereby the mandate | ¥hat abplied to me also applied to Xrency? 1505 ¥ of, nw. Main 8071, . 310 11 g C ; Trask ray forset i the ship’s master might be set{ oW #ir. And with that she walked | CALL POTOMAC 5048 for cooks. Dart-tis | Evers woman welones CHRIS A GRREAT ¢ “RS — Washington Typewri own trou te way. | workeérs, elevator boys, ‘dish-washers: quick The social A ent v T i: | Ex 03 N. Y. Ave.. invites inspec- ol A E “Oh, the devil!” service. Liladd x : . ol plenit Stocks of new, re- So, ¥ never ¥ Then Trask had an idea. ) i Rl AR , TE ool Glemionl HRID, mabie prices, : _ S Tand tycewriters: low prices, much i " Do you think you can get into the Lot 1 Srain 9009, “TEIN G st i ¥ R e b or te e rentals. Frank. 1014. isapp - 1 cabin, Keeler?' i 4 y % o ervice FAMILY t dit o L can try, sir.’ “You're hopeless Keelor! “Bo _\11 Employment Service EA M UXEDO SULT, size excellent, condition: Col. 2556-W. Be ea e T Venings some time, K Dry, 1t then. . Nofi. llsten’’, Thste | o Dot Whabimore. geuic. T do; /alng OFFICE POSITIONS. et X S i : She wouldn't g me a chance. . o1 o b % GRADUAT N No. 1018 18 teroom next door to that of i oyl % o registration. Washington Emple i ) X bakh ; iroomn next door lo that of| Trask did not speak for a minute. Iperated for the pubiie by e e 2 3 : o Mdn't 1 . R bl stood with his hands buried deep | Ws I L L f v wouldn't : cupied by her father, who missed the | 1,5 00 N 8 S ejec Unicas You Ate Placed = - ¢ . BT romantic B i full of scientific instru- | uirehoseis: 8N lmake of dejection. | poom 202, Transportation Bidg., 17th & H. | THOMAS CIEGL E—ROOMS : ade ol ATHER STRIP INSTALLED without © LEAN h‘".’i' ‘model: 1 3 5 5 | X in a sur , 0% 20 | meetings, card oS, DIano. o incony . ali’ o argain; kind of like 1o .. You hunt up Miss Sands and i It searih an iE bt Office and Commercial phontc. " Fruuk : 5 ‘ : bt 00K W ) : s D0 : work now d s pat we can hide in there. No- | ¢ seil bad with the| (Hel» Furnished and Positions Secu ELECTRICAL ATMENTS GIVEN HER . g N SHANES. acreens & ) | VICTROLA, clectrics will sacrifleg 3 S o think of searching that : Washington Business Bur o B e ¢ § Wi el Smoles Y irid diar machinefor” one hyndred e YoM Hheh Tell her, as an inducement . y Cent. Sav. Bk. Bldg., 710 14th, Main 2114, | JOLNSON Resi LOMD v d 6 N inE B 2% into hel 1 we'll keep all the instruments as thinking so, sir. So F guess : VAl and conv v O . 3 Toves | Kiichen else?” derny ) i Tthe e el ana AT :0 ashore after all, Mr, Trask.” meee S Viston " Horth 106 i : Hood; : i W ) v for heating rooms “It has : e Hhine an SAHAL WAt CoNls ore nothi cried Trask,| _ BUSINESS [ 10N STAP COVERS, OVERSTT AT - - : . 3 L1850 “Tet sir. 10 until after the ship leaves Key | rousing —himself. “I wouldn't go | SPECIAL INSTRUGITONS FOR CIVIL SERV- | giSiiops, suap fastei : - B . think, particu J v Waost ashore now, even to please her!?” R T L R A AR T RLECTRIC haye @ fair Keoler hesitated. Trins ited- until nightfall, by | Sicric: Patent’ Office, salary +1.580: : hconic “Well, I'ile aike of ¢ AT ity vk N e ot | Which time he was in such n state of | and women. The : - Sun Badh ki 429 lmufihm';'” i 5 s thing settled,” said Trask briskly, | tervous irritation thai Keeler dared '“V“L-*“-"" Wy ¢ LARGT STUI m ), v 0 inetru g Y vently. 1 Athe ) | N Go | ¢ Somplete line ot ‘f'fnkt Ry uhlm,« “.lo'g n that : : i ; A b | era. Gffice chire ‘and tavies: iremendous saws tile, 00 “After what's happened, sir, iUll be | 10t Sveticig Jlas The ipvalid L Available twice weekly after 9 p.u o bors, d . b 4 Fou S, 1P S e, 0. : 0 ate his supper, o preoccupied . : Fianol ARl . litHle ambaansing -t ite his supper, so pied was e . ] iz <0, crder for lhe with plans to remain aboard the 'j T rs of uge 2 PHYSICAL CUTTUR . % g ! _Furnitre Depi.. 310 8 5075 Pw. tire buglriaks: 18/ bbsiness, and i Tan soing | Dorselt. Teforelices Tequ k 3 tins e 3 ; uine orie ‘l(.ll |u-.nl necklace ; el . ! ANd, aside from that rea. | pon immediately following the dis- | COUNTER ~GIR 3 ; . n ! e Bome Wil : 3 ‘ as 91 large graduated very fine 1 i Bxactly, s how to st board this ship—as long as| The latter project he had decided | «ffi-r Mo T wouldn't_give old Blodgett the | heartening result of Keeler's trip, | tifeteria. at gner vu.tuul pes nl~ weighing 352 ey 5 of putting me ashore, | Travk did not propose to he dismissed TAPHONE OPERATOR- . 3 4 > lgrains; party paid $21,000; EIbS 08 Tho without a fight. He realized that it | scenrate mui | U S = S 1 i ror, | § o ) 1 Kealer nod had been a futile thing to send an Riitace os a0 i | WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. \ y e 3 n \lul», badly in need of money to settle “Great! W ain’s orders were to keep | emissary, partioularly !-‘;‘,"r};h’;”‘;}'“::;; GGl colored female; wiind ANTIUES | gl gully il Calmonds. NOTTORS BFAUTIFUL ART ““lan estate, will sell to quick he gift | an eye ou, sir,” he objected. able as K abl h in to get reciprocity. Write to Peoples | ¥ ain X1 e AT B oo - PP T =z the BUL |9 e v, b You go | thought it savored of cowardice. Modtom Dhafitute and rig Con 110-135 N: | SomkRrn s s wonen s S chidres | tox in i oo cass. Vi3 |buyer for $9,750. Can be seen i A - Jonaghan st.. Hage: _ | wanted for rummiage sale: also_ household T FORGEF THE DOG THTS CITF: nd_st X 137, at Fischer’s, 918 F st. n.w.' Take the | out. If you meet anybody, say you've i SALFSLADY ., 8. goods: will pay cash. Phone Mr. Cohen: Dog furllishings, G. W. (Black Beauty make): reasonabls, chained me to the bunk.” (Continued in Tomorrow’s Star Susuks & Co.. GLE 1d4ih sb Lw. Frauk, 2459, 23% " b1l 'Ltk st oo Cali Call 8019, 24° (Contiaued ou next s .