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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-23

BOYS.

BOYS.
renski. go HsncoeS;. g. cs!sea: @,
Plunsr; L. KaTanowski. Ie4 81. Joseph;
y.snSsrs. 1870 Ms.wsii; y. Schisits,
Philsdsiphia: j. SiskJp is3 eoivsy; .
Walsh, SSS frumbuii; y: MONAGHAN
.S:' r!s d:uss. ,Ss M ssonb: Cohen
In; 3. WsrSii:, 10 Brsndon: II. Har-
rts. II! Blaine; @. Erupiano, tcs Cnn
knlsp. see Etghteehth: J. orsig, pe-
troit y: DrCles az HveYsExs; t q; yScG =
Seiin.ky. ISf Twenty. eighth; q Th:,s'
On, 1890 Central; J. Cissuika. 600 can
GIRLS
Of Providence; 2. skrsepkowSky: 1879
tindzion. l7e Julia; DsvtnGcWsUH,,'
Is Albert: y. K0stowski. ~? 0itcLennj|
B, 6tryjak. 17s Riopelie; L. Haack. s GSs
APndt; q. 'NoYdsn. IeS Pulfcrd; -
sshStswski. - PoS,:r;:a p Hs1sS; N
yosi snski. 81 Findiey: r. Houss. eoe b3,
i R"ses. III Riv.rd: ;. Hemmer; sSi
eeidwin; 2; ysrtsin9 az E,opssnS III
Siiicit: q. ROSS. iiSX CommonEsalth,
J. DshrinS. 3ts 1t. Joseph; n. Huppe'
a Cooper.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-23
LEAD NOT GUILTY
TO KILLING PICKELL

James Guinness, Tony Opar and Leo
enpel were srraigned before Judge
oonolly. Tuesday AFTERNOON, charged
ith shooting and killing Herbert
jcksll. watchmsn Of the Aluminium
hastings Co. plant, last August, and
Dough the police declare that Guinoss
)sds . complete confession. dsclar.
10 that tho watchman was shot while
lytpg to prevent the theft Of castings,
y pleaded not guilty. The others
Uttered the same plea. Their csses
III be taken up late this month.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-23
DAILY DEATH LIST

Donna Cook, Woodward hospital, ~
years. tuberculosis; Richard N. Hoppe,
1872 Helen. IL monthS. tubercuiosIs:
Leonard Fischer. Providence hc.pitsl,
hospital. 80 years. inquest pending:
Lsokodija Marcsinska, 373 rhtrty.aSc.
Qnd. ! month. marasmus; Anna Keller.
~. shf rmS.n;.,i,, yea: :,i Sr:,s ssvsTj
years, pneumonia; Carl Meichsrt, House
Of Providence, 81 years. scalds; Edward
re- sSphysiaticni Anthony horCte .ls5
AifSsd g y' "a, vppn nsTpm nc rhiie.
ss sTa DiP essr Sc Schmidt n Sss psSc S:ss
Ysafe. rheumatism; Tsiores Huyck.
Gsasss" . : s' ESsi. T RsSss:
female Fyfs. 50 wcodwsyd. 81 Years.
EsussS. months, "pn.umcSls; Add. AZ 4
Moysr: iss Leicester. 81 years. peri
yssrs. pnsumo ni:' John u bvo;:ss .si.
Harper hospital 50 years. diabetes.
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Rates. a WORD

,.!cas Ca .'ss sssr. y ssars'A' q .
~ = srss:.s.s .sssss.::si st. 's ~
~. 49, ssssc sss.z 20 z. s.aa:s;
>e.sss Stu 49, sssss &s :t.:ss.s 49,. o.
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r: i'ss: a6sssss =. sssE = sss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-23
FIRST CONVICTION MADE
UNDER NEW SAUSAGE LAW

The hrst conviction under the MUIR
tina pure sausage law was secured In
Judge Connolly's court. Tuesday a.
ternoon. when Fred J. Lorse, man.
agsr of Swift 4 Co.'S local branch.
was found guilty OF selling sausage
with more than two per cent Of c.
real. He was fined 500. and paid
the hne.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-23

sAULr STE. MARIE. Mich. Oct. %.
Tuesd.y night: Lake Port. ) wsdnss.
day smorning; Ionic. Clark. $50; 1ina.
loa. umbria, $3.50; Psnobscot. $3.50;
Down: Ericsson. Magma. 1880 Tues
day night: Denmark. n; w. w. Brown.
l:so Wsdn:sdsy morning; Gunro &:
VIM. Rogers, Mesford. 5; Duluth, Nee:
pawah. Turret Cape. 9; Roberts, h.
monte, $780,: Andrews, 0lenmount.
Canadian. o; Bufnns ton, Xssinibois.
Regina. 10: Fordonian. Frick. Lagonda,
Linn. IL
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MARINE
VESSEL PAssAGBs.

,oE Up ksYH ~: 'i i,5 T'i;ds s: :ns.s 1.s
PARIS. XSsI:sSs. 1919: XSs:.i. !. ii:is;
MID. Prince. $40; Mckee, e:ly; Ien-
Reming R:nss$l:sr,. A!o: Riack: tse;
rived, $50; Bangor, .: sam. nitfhel!.
Cas-. Rhodes icleared). e:4e: Fairhatrn.
m:' Hn Sas%:nS MIS- MIS-: c. iiss f is
Down: Champlain. II Tuesday night;
Kennedy. go; Carruthsrs. li:S0.
Senator. 1870 Wsdne:day morning;
well a:lo; Gratwick. 81 20; Capt. Wilson.
$3.50; J. c. Upson,. s:4s; Edenborn, s;
Hanna "; $40; neintosh. $50; Mari d.
Oglebay. IL.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-23

HERE 1T IS!
Within n mile circle; II room solid
brick duplex. For quick sale. $4,000,
$4,000 takes IL. J. r. SIMPSON.
North 49SO-R
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-23

NOTICE LII any poor girl 10 IN trouble.
nsoAin0 ADVICE frienlohin OF helm
SGtSi. 10 vsrt-st vest ssivssiss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-23
SULLIVAN DISBURSEMENT
POSTPONED THREE DAYS

The disbarment proceedings brought
by the Detroit Bar association against
John p. Sullivan, which were to have
been heard. Wednesday. were ad-
journed till Saturday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-23

"a OFF HAIR GOODS-N
Removal sale. All our switches, br aids
pune. curls,. combings made up; all
HUBBARD. t07 Gas bldg Main 1877
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-23
BARGAIN

NORTH WOODWARD HOME
ON FINE CORNER. BOTH STREETS
PAVED: LOT 4sx125; EIGHT ROOMS.
PAVING BRICK ALL AROUND:
LARGE PORCHES; HOT WATER
HEAT: FINE TREES AND SHRUB
Berry; 2-STORY BUILDING 24x40
ON REAR OF LOT; PRICE $500.
JESTIC. MAIN 5000. RIDGE 1888.
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$500

LEICESTER-COURT
6even-room modern home, full base
ment. furnace. laundry; $3.50 down.
balance $25 month. Immediate pos
session.
CAMPBELL REALTY CO.,
INC, 50l Free Press Bldg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-23

SODA FOUNTAINS. billiard and pool
March Co.. Farmer st z terms.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-23
STORAGE AND AmTA0R.

FINE NEW PIANOS
three dollars per month, up. Rent
applied on purchase. Ling Piano
Houoe (ths oldest. 70 Ltbrary-ava
over Macauley's Book Store
or IRE nd Prices and service salts
factory. Years rental applied on
purchase j. l. Hudson Piano Dept.
Ia Woodward-avA
GOOD PIANOS for any length OF time
and rsntal paid (up 20 one yeay). ap.
S i,,:s an. on IDS Ssces s.:s,o. s'fsaH'S
SOn Piano Dept. 17S Woodward.avo.
SfANOo-Bees makes. greatest AsuorV-
chase dRlFNELL BROS. 2As Wood
vaSd.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-23

SQUARE GRAND PIANO for only 325.
Why be without piano when now
little?
The Cable Piano Co.. 21s Woodward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-10
! last June. which | will now proceed to

last June. which | will now proceed to
read.
The startled audience reused itself to
listen Monica head buzzed. The words
were plain enough. Mr.. Prothero read
clearly. but-but--
and l leave the whole of my prop
erty to my grandson. Harry Duguesclin
Samaurez on condition that my will of
the 18th of June shall have been pro-
duced by my sreat-niece. Monica Iddes-
leigh. in whose sole charge | intend to
place it, prior to the reading of the will.
Failing which the estate to be divided
Harry's hand slipped into hers. and
she clung TO il as to her one anchor in
a whiriins world. So-it was Il grim joke.
after all-no. test of her honesty-that
Uncle Jabez had devised. The end of this
new will said so plainly
Having seen much misery come OF
marriages for money. I take this, the
only method at my disposal to prove
to my grandson whether the woman he
wishes to marry is honorable and dis
interested II she stands the test let
him take her with my posth umouA best
wishes. II she yields to temptati he
has only himself to blame If he mar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-10
New Hungarian Cabinet Formed.

BUDAPEST. Hungary. June 10.-The
new Hungarian cabinet was formed
yesterday by Count Tisza. speaker OF tho
lower house of the Hungarian parlia-
ment. The portfolios are distributed
as follows: Premier. Count stephan
Tisza; minister OF the interior, Johann
Sander. minister of agriculture. Baron
Emerich Ghillanyi: minister Of the
royal court. Baron stephan Buiian Won
Szckeiy: minister OF finance. Johsnn
Teloszky.
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The w ashington Star
LONDON OFFICE,
NJ. :: Regent street.
LEGAL NOTICES.

h. II. THOMAS AND JAS. FRANCIS SMITH.
ATTORNEYS In The Supreme Court OF the District
The cxtension Of Kocs Creek drive northwest. in
tue District OF Columbia. District Court No.
1861 Notice and order of blica,ion.-Notice
is hereby given that The Commissioners of the
District OF Columbia, pursuant 10 the provisions
OF an act of Congress approved June 26. 1912. en-
for The Expenses Of the government OF the Dis
tfict OF Columbia for the fiscal year ending June
thirtieth. nineteea hundred and thirteen. and
court praying the condemna tion OF the land nee
west, in the District Of conmbis as ssh. shown On
a plat map tiled with the said petition AZ
part thereof. and praying also that jury OF
i've judicious. disinterested men not related to
any person interested in these proceedings and
not IN the service o. employment OF the District
nioned by rhe United States marshal foy the
District az Columbia 10 assess the damages each
son OF the extension of said Rock Creek drive
northwest for which this proceeding has been
insttuieI and The condemnation OF the land
.. benefits resulting: thefefrom the entire amount
of said dan Including the expenses of these
proceedings. upon the land abuttinS said Rock
Creei drive 10 be extended and the aforesaid
Lover Lam. and upon any and all other pieces;
be benefited by the said extension OF Rock
Creek drive. and the said condemnation Of
aforesaid act Of Congress II is. by the sou ins
this md day of june. AID. 1919. ordered that
s and ss Mapsa aa
manded to appear in this court on or before the
18th dav Of June. AID. 1918; at ten O'Clock
8 m. and continue in attendance until the court
sal lave made its fuai ordes ratifyins and
confirmiu. the award % damages and tie as
scssmeut Of benefits OF the Jury 20 be empaneled
AMI sworn herein. and il is further ordered that
a ropy Of this notice AID order be published
once III the Washington LAW Reporter. ADD on
twenty successive days in IRE Washington Even
.us star the Washington Times aud The Wash.
District Immediately preceding the said aIta
day of June. A.D. 1919. II is further ORDERED
Tat copy % this notice and oder be served
by the United States marshal ~ his deputies
upon such OF the owners of the fee Of the land
TO he condemned herein may he found by the
said marshal his deputies within the District
o. Columbia. aud upon the tenants and oecupa nts
OF the SAUL N npre the said 9th day OF June.
A.D. 1919. AGEY NJ. GOULD Justice. ISeal.p
frc. copy Ge-1 J. II. YOUNG, Clerk By
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If Going to Europe

Call Al The star Office 11th street and Penn
sylvana avenue. to arrange for having your
mail addressed the London Office Of The
Washington Star. No :; Regent street. London.
England. If desired mail will be forwarded to
al parts OF EuroI~ and the Continent. Tourists
are requested 10 register AT Office upon reach
ing London
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-10

in the matter OF size. speed and offensive
power OF the submarines So the naval
designers now are planning much larger
and more formidable vessels Of that type.
Some Of them prophesy the development
of the submarine into giant battleship
that will replace the dreadnoughts in the
first line of defense, and be capable or
temporarily disappearing beneath the
surface of the sea to escape a return
fire after discharging its great twelve
inch rifles at an enemy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-10
TAKOMA PARK COUNCIL
ORDERS IMPROVEMENTS
Mayor Announces Standing
Committees at First Meet
ina With New Members.

The appointment of standing commit
tees for the ensuing year. authorization
for extension of water mains and con-
struction Of cement sidewalks and i'm
provement of streets and avenues i'll gen.
eral were matters receiving attention of
Takoma Park. Md, town council last
night.
Mayor Williams announced prior 10
adjournment the following standing COM
mttees: Finance. II. +. Taft. chairman:
r. d. Rush and r. l.. Lewton; health.
Fl. +. Rogers, chairman: +. l.. Lewton
and r. D. Rush: water and sewers. l.. X.
Grabil chairman f. f. Blodsett. II. +.
Taft and II. T.. Rogers: streets and
walks T.. f. Blodsett. chairman: L.
Grabill and K. u. Rush; ordinance. +. |.
Lewton. chairman: L. ID. Rush and II
+. Taft judiciary. r. d. Rush, chairman.
ii. r. Taft and l.. +. Grabill-
The council authorized the construc-
ton Of Co feet of fourinch water main
and two fire MIGRANTS on Willow avenue.
500 feet of four-inch water main and fire
hydrants necessary on Spruce street. and
1000 feet Of water main Oh Hancock
avenue and fire hydrants necessary. under
supervision of superintendent of streets.
Town Treasurer Davis report for May
was submitted and ap proved. 1t shceed
receipts amounting to $3G1. 40. with bal
ance on hand of s2.2iO L., making a total
Of s2,JOl 81; Disburse ments during the
same period amounted To $9SI.5l, leaving
a net balance of Sl.G1Gi2. Bills amount
ing 10 $3.50! were audited and ordered
paid by the council.
Bids will be opened tomorrow night at
a special meeting of the town council for
the construction of loo feet of cement
walks on Willow avenue. The avenue is
to be surveyed and water main con-
structed at the same time the walks are
being constructed.
Urges Water Main Extension.
William \. Nellie owner of the Wild
wood tract of about ninety acres. was
present and urged the council to extend
the water main along Sligo avenue to
connect with his property. He stated
that il was his intention of improving
the property by the construction of sev-
eral houses. The old hotel building was
to be dismanteled and the new hotel
improved.
The council suggested that if he could
get 80 per cent of the property owners
AUDITING on Sligo avenue to sign petit
ton for the extension Of the main it
would be taken unde. consideration 9TH
crwise the work would not be ordered
done.
Construction of new cement crossings
and repairing OF those now in dam
gerous condition throughout the Park was
discussed and the chairman of the street
committee directed TO proceed with work
at once. The council appropriated funds
for the improvement of Sligo avenue from
Carroll avenue, along Sligo stream to the
Wildwood track. the work to be done I'M
der the supervision of the chairman of
the street committee.
The meeting WAS presided over by
Mayor :. w Williams. with Counclmcn
f.. F.. Blodeett. II. f. Taft. r. ID. Rush.
J.. +. rabill and +. l.. I.ewton present.
1t was the first meeting with the newly
elected members in attendance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-10
FoREsEE GIANT SUBMARINES.
Naval Designers Think Those Of Flu
ture Will Displace Dreadnoughts.

Though the Navy Department always
declines to publish more than the most
meager data concerning its subma rines,
it is known that the plans for the three
vessels of that type authorized by the
last session of Congress contemplate YES
sells much larger than any now in COM
mission.
Although the pioneers in the art Of
submarine navigation. as in the field of
aviation. the Unittd States Navy has
been outstripped by European engineers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-10

RG. y. j.. June 1o.-Ely-
ing fragments of flywheel which burst
in the engine room of the Alpha Port
land Cement Company ut Alpha. severed
the main steam pipe at the plant yester-
day and killed two men. The plant will
be shut down for month to repair the
damage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-10

ries a weakling cheat. and my heartfelt
curse go with them.
Monica flushed scarlet
But Harrys hand closed more firmly
round her trembling one, and he whis-
pered i'm her ear:
Il asked no test. dear heart; l knew"
THE END
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e RGNG@ lQAG

CUMPAGNIE GENERAIE TKANSATLANIIQUE
Direct Line 10 Havre-Paris tFrancel.
Departures from n Y. every Thursday. 10 an
.Ia Touraine, June 10 liza Provence. July 10
sTwin- steamer. tQuadrupie- screw steamer.
SPECIAL SATURDAY SAILING. Pm.
One class Cabin IT'D 3rd-class Passengers Only:
GENERAL AGENCY. 10 State Street. n. Y.
G. j. wEIDMAN. 1919 New York ave-.
Washington. ID, C..
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DIRECT VIA FISHGUARD


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Campania.. July q. I ams anrl %
Caronia July 16, 10 am Ndul CldliId a m.
Does not call at Queenstown. Eastbound
MEDITERRANEAN-ADR SERVICE.
Calling at Madeira. Gibraltar. Genoa, Naples.
Trieste. Fiume. Ssilings noon. See itinerary.
June q IvERNIA. July 10
CARPATHlA, July SAXONIA. July 30
Round the World trips. s49s. Special through
rates to Egypt. India. China, Japan. Manila.
Australia. New Zealand South Africa and South
America. Independent tours in Europe. etc. Send
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Agents for Peninsular & Oriental s. y. Co. in
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DATES AND ITINERARY on APPLICATION.
Piers. foot West 14th street. \. n. Omces. -
State street. y. Y. opposite Battery.
GEO. W. MOSS. ol7 14th st. NV. Wash. d. c.
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ROCKVILLE AND COUNTY
NEWS ITEMS AND NOTES
Society of Friends Adjourns
Spring Meeting CoIored
Woman Killed by Train.
,ecial Correspondence. % 1he Star.

ROCKVILLE, Nd, June 10. 1918.
The spring meeting Of the Baltimore
branch of the Society of Friends ad-
journed yesterday afternoon in the
Friends meeting house at Sandy
Spring. this county. Sessions We're at
tended by about 200 members of the
faith from this county. Washington.
Baltimore. Virginia Penns ylvania and
other places.
\ feature Of the closing session was
The speakers were all severe in their
and the race track form in particular.
At Sunday morning services adj
dresses were delivered by Jonathan X.
Taylor and Mrs. Pauline w. Holmes of
Baltimore. Wilson NJ. Tyler of Easton,
Md. and others.
Sunday afternoon "A largely attended
children's meeting was held. and was
in charge Of Mrs. Katherine ID. Thomas.
superintendent of the Friends Sunday
school at Sand Spring. and Sunday
held at Cloverly. the home of John c.
Bentley, Reuben Brigham Of Sandy
Spring being in charge.
Westinghouse Welded.
Miss Nettie May Martin. aged twenty.
and Carl Wilmington. aged twenty
three. both Of Washington. were mar
ried in Rockville Saturday.
Yesterday Miss EVE Louise Watkins.
aged nineteen of Cedar Grove. this
county. and Joseph Waters Wood
field aged twent, three. of German
town, and Miss Saoye Walker stowelt.
aged twenty. and Henry $ Coe, aged
twenty-one, both Of Washington, were
married here.
Mahara Johnson. an elderly colored
woman. who resided at kengan. near
Kensington. this county. was killed
Randolph, three miles east of Rock
vile, Saturday afternoon. Her dead body
which was badly crushed. was found
the railroad tracks a short
time after the train, which is supposed
to have struck her had passed. There
was difficulty in establishing her
identity.
Exercises incident to the closing Of
Brarley Hall Military Academy. AT
Poolesville. this county. began Sunday
morning with the baccalaureate ser
mon in the Episcopal Church at
Poolesville by the rector. Rev. Charles
d. Lafferty. Yesterday. sham battle
was held on the academy parade
ground. and this afternoon the final
dress parade will be held. At 1880
clock tomorrow morning the COM
exercises <.i1l oe held on
the lawn adjoining the academy. Prof.
Sidney J. Lodge Is superintendent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-10

Heatherbloom Petticoats have the
enduring qualities of cotton and the
rustic of silk. Splendid petticoats to
take away when you leave for your
vacation.
Black only. Made with plain tailored
flounce finished with tucks.
All regular sizes-lengths 30 to A.
Second F'loor-Petticoat Section.
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via Halifax. y. -. most delightful cruise oe
100 miles. Magn lhceut Scenery: cut ~ Canso
Northumberland Strait. Gulf and River st. Law
renee and far-famed SaguenaH River.
=. 3. "Tyinidad" from New YORK JGly 9Th aud
I9tE. August and and 10Th Froa4 Quebec July
l1ts and 18th. August Sth and n.snd.
For full Information apply to n. r.. OUTER
BRIDGE CO., igts.. Quebec =. =. CO..
Ltd. - Br'dw'H, y. ": GEO. W. MOSS
~: 14th 81. NV. or any Ticket Agent
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-07
Not Always Eeasy to Pay.

II isn't always easy to pay these little
taxes sin.lingly. some Of which are I'm
posed so heedlessly and so unneces-
sarily. but paying them cheerfully
makes the payment easier, and keeps
the friend!
And by friend" mean one who
likes YOU in spite Of your faults. | do
not mean the girl or boy you met yes
terday. and with whom you made a
compact two hours after meeting that
you would be friends FOR life.
I mean those who have known you
aong enough to know your bad qualities
itts vel as your good and who still Ike
YOU.
No one is so wise that he can select
his friends without an occasional heart
breaking mistake Of judgment. Be just
rs wise as you can be in your selection.
Then be a good friend yourself.
And one OF the most important in
gradients IN the making OF what consti.
tutes a good friend" Is the ability to
pay every little tax on friendship cheer
fully.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-07
e.
81

continued Mr.. Wainwright. II received
note saying: You got my brother and
I'll get you. From time to time you will
receive white cards to show you that ]
have not forgotten. When YOU get red
cards 1t viii mean that / am drawing
nearer, and when you receive a black
card, 1t Will mean that the end is at
hand"
Mr.. Andrew unobtrusvely withdrew
from the room
For the last four years" concluded the
attorney, white cards have been follow
ing me all over the world"
Have you received a red card yet?
asked Walter.
mo, only the white ones OF course
l shouldn't have mntioned this" he went
on apologetically, but he was interrupted
by the entrance of Mr.. and Mrs. Blount.
After the introductions Mr.. Blount ad-
dressed himself to Mr.. Wainwright and
assured that gentleman with fine West
ern heartiness that he was always glad to
meet any friend of his sons.
'IIe proved himself my friend last
night smiled Mr.. Wainwright.
q" Happened to be right on the lob
didn't he?" eXulted the proud father.
"Oh. do sit down. urged Mrs Blount
The visitors protested that they were ov-
erstayins the proper period, and feared
to detain their entertainers.
"Oh, no." Mrs Blount assured them
with simper. father and Lucene and
me were just going out to have dinner in
some restaurant, and we amt in any
hurry"
mo. stree" chlned In MIR. Blount
heartily, and the guests gave no sign
that they found any fault with Mrs.
Blounts grammar 1--WE don't care if
the taxi is waiting Let him waltz
And Mr., Blount produced a handful
of large and expensive cigars which he
tried in vain TO force upon his guests.
we don't come to New York often. i"
he explained jovially And when we do
come-darn the expenses! eh mother?''
The two gentlemen smiled sympa-
thetically. Mr. Blount was q type
such as they had met in the pages Of 0.
Henry and Alfred Henry Lewis.
you come from the cattle country, /
hear said DR. Forbes.
To Be Continued Tomorrow.