To make matters worse, Sim Dewey, the treasurer of the show, had run away with eleven thousand dollars two days before.

Dewey sat down.

At its conclusion Andy saw his aunt hand Dewey a folded piece of paper.

"Hold on, Mr. Sim Dewey," spoke Andy, down the stairs in a flash, and seizing Dewey's arm on the landing.

The treacherous Dewey had slipped one hand behind him.

Dewey made a leap of four steps at a time.

A boy about his own age, coming up the stairs, had collided with Dewey.

With Dewey writhing, moaning and resisting, this man, Andy and the strange boy carried him to the cab.

This man, it turned out, was a relative of Dewey, masquerading now under the name of Vernon.

The man had told him that Dewey could help him out.

Murdock had introduced her to Dewey.

Louis De Vries (A); 10May67; R410169. DEWEY, ALICE THOMPSON.

SEE Thompson, Harry W. DEWEY, GODFREY.

Godfrey Dewey (A); 5Jun67; R411176-411175.

DEWEY, JOHN. Freedom and culture.

Mrs. John Dewey (W); 11Jan67; R402082. Freedom and culture.

Mrs. John Dewey (W); 23Jan67; R402964.

(In International encyclopedia of unified science, v.2, no. 4) © 18Jul39; A130838. Mrs. John Dewey (W); 23Jan67; R402961.

Mrs. John Dewey (W); 23Jan67; R402963.

By John Dewey, Boyd H. Bode & T. V. Smith.

Mrs. John Dewey (W); 23Jan67; R402962. <pb id='069.png' /> DEWEY, MRS.

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