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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01
High Constable's Sale

MONDAY. JUNE >. 1918. -
at O'Clock p. NJ. s7
at 7Os West Broad,
the following property. to satisfy q
distress warrant and execution VS.. p.
II, Burruss, in my hands;
Showcases. Cigars. Cash Register.
Drugs, etc.
TERMS; Cash,
W. H. WYATT JR,,
II. c., c. r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01
aurtion 5ales future Days
BY Pollard & Basby,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
FRAME: DWELLING. NO. 1926 WEST
CARY STREET.


In execution of Il deed OF trust dated
May -. 1912. and recorded in the clcrk' =
office OF Richmond Chancery Court. n
Il. 2l6-B. page 3is default having heen
made in the payment OF a portion of
the debt therein secured. and having
been appointed substituted trustee in
the said deed OF trust. will sell By
on the premises. on
THURSDAY. JUNE >. 1913
at o'clock l.. NJ
the above mentioned property. the said
property having frontage of twenty
three feet on Cary Street by depth OF
one hundred feet TO an alley in rear ten
feet wide.
TERMS: Enough in cash TO pay the
cost Of the sale. note for 1000 due
May IL. 1913, and an interest note for
$40 due May IL. 1918. with interest
from ma turity to day OF sale, with resi-
due at one, and two years after date. to
be secured by deed of trust on the
property: This sale is made subject
to y prior lien on the property for
$500, due September c. 1919
HILL MONTAGUE
Substituted Trustee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01
BY L. y. Catln & Co.
6 North Eighth Street.
Brick Tenements
Nos. 2814 and 2818
East Grace Street
At Auction
THURSDAY, JUNE 3,
THURSDAY, JUNE 3,
s =. NJ.

At request OF the nonresident owner.
we will. on the date named, sell at auc-
ton the two brick dwellings located as
above stated. This property is located
is always We'll tenanted. is not too cost
ly for its situation. as is very often the
case. bence il will make an unusually
safe investment
This is just the class OF houses that
is not disturbed by hard times.
TERMS: Exceptionally easy, if de-
sired.
T. \. cATLIN & co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01

THAT DESIRABLE STORE AND
IoMELLlNG. NO. $50 HICKORY
STREET.
In execution OF n certain deed of
trust to tho undersigned trustees.
dated august 23. 1919, recorded in
City Chancery Court. ID. b. 2IS c.
page 50, default having been made in
the payment OF the debt therein Sc
cured. and being so required to do by
the notcholder. we will sell the prop
crty above mentioned. as described in
SAID deed, at public auction. on the
premises. on
TUESDAY. JUNE B. 1913.
at o'clock p NJ
TERMS: Cash as to oxnensas os
sale taxes. etc, and past due notes,
balance as follows: $50 on August o.
1913; $1,000 on August %. l9i3: Sl5 on
November %, 1918; Sl5 on February %.
1914; Sl5 on May % 1914; SIS on All
gust % 1914; $1,000 on August %.
1914, and the remainder in cash
HENRY s HtTZLER
+. l.. CRUTCHFIELD,
Trustees.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01
BY Pollard & ia gby.

AUCTION SALE
ONE OF TIE BEST BUILDING LOTS
ON CHURCH HILL. THIRTY 800
FEET ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
FRANKLIN STREET. BETWEEN
TW ENTY- SMITH AND TW ENTY-
SEVENTH STREETS.
We will sell at auction. on the prem
Uses on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 4, 1913.
at o'clock r. NJ,
the splendid lot mentioned above. This
is a choice place to build a home, and
the lot has never been on the market
before. Beautiful view OF the river and
surrounding country
TERMS: Easy. and announced at sale
POLLARD & BAGBY
Auctionevrs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18
KID WILLIAMS or
LTIMORE TO
FIGHT CAMP
Boy Who Is Likely TO Be Next
Bantamweight Champion of
World, in Albuquerque To-
day En- Route to Coast.

MA Williams, CJohnny Catenkol
haniamwulrht boxer of Baltimore.
MD. passed through Albuquerque on
the Ifst section Of the santa 10 tim
tied today. eu route 90 Los Angeles.
where ON February ~ he wln Hpht
Eddie CumrL champion of The Pacific
coast twenty rounds 10 decision
Williams is accompanied hy bis MAN
ager. sam Harris. OF New YORK. and
h} his trainer aud sparring partner.
Joe smith % Baltimore feathofwoight.
now retired. Harris Is one of the
owners of the Eureka club in New
YORK and has managed lighters Tor
years. He was manager fur Joe cans.
at one time lightweight champion OF
the world Harris Is confident that
Williams Will beat Camp.
I'VE viii win from this hoy Compi
before twenty snid Harris today. ~
believe williams will knock him ont.
ANY way SIC wU win. we aght be-
Tore Uncle Tom McCnrcy's club Ice i.us
Angeles. Mutarey has promised chat
no VIII try Co get johnnie Couion.
champion bnntRmweight. eco Hght l1r
The title in i.os Angeles with thc VIM
ncr uf the Williamsburg battle Il
Cuulou VIII not agree a. light on
reasonable terms. and 10 Williams
beats Campi Williams Is going a.
claim the championship. New orleans
promoters are trying to get williams
and Coulon together In that city. A.
"a matter 90 fact Couion doesn't want
% hght Williams We spent dag lon
Chicago on the way west trying 20
nnd Coulon and get him Co agree 90 a
SIGHT We have been after him three
months. hut De- always backs out. sly-
Ing hc is siyk When Coulon and
Williams fought in Madison square
Garden Boo Sew York ou October as.
fifteen New YORK. city pspers gave
Williams Che decision and the gate
pulled $4,000. This go WAS Tor ten
rounds and Williams beat the cham
plUn decisNciy 60 ms way 90 thinking.
although Coulou had stipulated before
hand that there would be- no decision
from 20 referee and that the huCt was
not for the championship. Sow here
is the way things stacks up Williams
has draw with 'oulon ANA has
beaten Johnnie Hughes. IsedouX. th,
French champion. aud Digger Stanley,
former English champion. Now the
Kid De- on his Hay to Los Angeles On
beat this Eddie Iampi who is toutcu
az champion un the coast n Will
Jams beats Ctmpi hD VIII have clean.
/ ed up the upld and if Coulou won't
/ nght for the champ .onship b. ls up t'
Coulou tu step down and out as cham.
piun,'
williams aEr-td with cNrrytIiu.
that tots manager sad lur him and do
clnrcd that hr viii beat Campi with.
out any trouble.
William. asked today go ho rou,m.
I bor.d Goo Mark levy director ul Oh,
New NuNl,u Athlete club whom o..
met lu Madison 1uutr, Garden So.
lurk. lHsf summer The bantam.
NrI-ht sent lrtl hI+ photograph tU0
"a button containing his likeness Dol
hgltug tuas. which, Ur Be- distributing
Z Go his friends Williams and Inrrr
expressed regret ihtt tutF could uo.
stop nU hDr, and fsut Benny chavez
4 Tho Trinidad huuitwu,i-bt but de-
r'8r,d Tint tHurr Wns ZOO muDG loose
| coin lying around 300 neht csntcr H
urrs.n 200 tu put ou uuy shows Boa small
towns.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18
$3.50 RECIPE FREE FOR
WEAK MEN
send Namr mud Address ToGay--Nuu
Can Have q, I'rcc anu ie
strong aud Vigorous.

have Iu ms possession a ptcsDrip-
ton Tor nervous debility, lack of Fif-
ur. Weakened manhood, failing meme
Org ana lame Hl.t. brought on nF c1-
.teFps unnatural drains or tHr ioII.cs
5f youth fHlt has cured 90 many
worn ana nervous mon riEhl 500 ihr.f
own home. without any additional
help cor medicine I think every
man who wishes 90 regain manly
power ana Fruty quickly ana quiet
ly, should huEp "a copy. So ] nave de-
tcrWlned tu send copy 90 inc press
cripuon FREQ of charge. Ia p'Hiu,
ordinary sealed envelope 20 ahy man
who WI. write TOR a.
This prescription comes NON %
physician who has made % SPECIAL
study o. men and / am couvlnre+ o.
IH The suIcst- 0tug coiuhluuN'A TOT
tho cure ot drnciont manhood ana
vlgor failure ever peat together
think B owe 10 90 my itlIuW men
% send tnrW "a COPY in confidence 900
thnt ans man anywhere who ia weak
and discouraged with repeated Tall
urca may stop drugging himstlf WIN
harmful patent medicines secure
what . believe II the quickeHi-h, lius
restorative, upbulldlng. FfoI-Iol'lt-
ING remedy ever devised. ana 90
cure himself at home quietly ana
quickly just drop me Hno nae
tnis pr. A D.. Robinson, At.t Luck
Building. Detroit Mich, qua WI
send you q COPY OF this splendid ter-
ipu Do Il plain ordinary envelope REC
of charge Frrat many doctors
would chnrre & 00 to $500 Tor mere
~ WrltiuE 0u O. prescription li,-e this
but send b entirely irte
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18
NEWMAN GOES TO
TRAIN BAKER
Lightweight Who Has Made
Home in Albuquerque for
Several Months, Leaves for
Denver Tomorrow.

Louis Newman. "a lightweight boxer.
VINO has boon boa Albuquerque several
mopths, during which time hc appear
90 in local nstlr events un several oe~
caFlons leaves tomorrow for Denver.
Where hc VIII work out with Howard
hukcr, the Boulder mlddlcWoiuht
who is matched 90 fight Jimmy Cl8b-
by during The stOC kmruH convention.
Tho battle is 90 be- staged under the
auspices 90 the Denver Athletic club.
Hhkor ana wildcat" Ferns were
matched, bat The deal fclI through
and Jimmy Clahhy Was picked for inc
Boulder lad. Baker is signed uu 90
hght in tho east. provided h. wins
from CiahDy Clabhy is ono COT tut
best known OF the eastern middle
weights.
Baker and Newman are ola friends
Newman trained Baker Tor hH bout
with Jimmy Gardner yeBr ago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18
Lbs. AND A. 8. c.
DIVIDE HONORS IN
BASKETBALL
High School Lads Win Over
Business College Boys; But
Girls Of College Make Up
for the Defeat.

Before record breaking crowd on
ihaii fans "a the Armurv best
tFthinA %. Albuquerque Business
college ANA the High school played
d0uhlp- header and broke even. Tho
slrls 81 the A. d. g. hung the Indian
sign un the Young mdipO from IN
High school, and the boys from A. ~.
s. Slipped one over 0n the stonugs
from the business cnliogC. Accuracy
and opportHne basket shooting won
the game for the girls from ths 4ni-
laEc who had their own way iu the
first half. but were forced 10 work
harder in the second half iu order go
Keep the girls from the High school
from evening things up; the finpl
score was - 60 p. Ia the game with
the business college BOYS the High
school lads had very nearly every
thing their own way All through the
Nafue The star performers ~ the
evening Tor a. ~ s., were tho Me
Gamma brothers, who repeatedly threw
Tree goals, making q total ~ twenty a..
eight Of the thirty-fivo scores schulz
iiebargcr 81 the liiEh school played
comparatively well az center. whit
shorty Nchor OF tho Business cole
lege was thc heading man on chat
sido. At the end nf the last half the
score stood % Go ~ in favor OF the
High school.
Am lu an the two games last night
were real first.class exhibitions. and
rough playing and fOuling were n3
ticoahly lacking
The lineup for the girls game was
ag follows.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18
PALZI,R AND JOHNSON
Will NEVER FIGHT

Sam Harris dr.ur,I today THAT Zoo
his opinion ~ pHizrr and Jack john
sou $3.50 newer uEhi iu Paris, or any
place c.Hs. Die declared that uc hu-
neNcd untrue the report that ptllyr
and thy b'uUk champion had been
matched 90 ught Boo France % june
%.
"pallrr looks Coo mo io Dee 'h, best
~ tho whit, hopes ruld Harris, =
know ot my uNu knowledge tu1t Pal.
ger wasn't boo ans shape when Dee
fourht MeCurN Zoo Ios Angeles on
N,w Years luy. iu 200, opinion JOHN
SON Is eliminated lrum tNe game
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18
BROTHER Of HUGHIE
JENNINGS HERE
John Jennings, Mining Man Of
Gibson, in Albuquerque In
Connection With Trial Of
Peccarich Case.

Iuei, JENNINGS. uf D,tot Tprr
fame. Whose unique ruarhinE methods
have caused baseball IHNt0f and cole
lego Professors uI over i.r country
to Ntuusio ts tp thcIr efficiency, nHs q
brother Boa Albuquerque Mr. Juuu
Icuninga 20 V.u known mining ulH
of Gibson who .s here boo connection
win iho tr.al of the pvn.HrlrH case 'u
The district court AS may nH imagine
eG. Mr. Jennings m extremely proud
of his "kd" brother Hud ir sfeltIy n-
ttrostrd 300 bits career 1- 20 uII player
Mr Ieuuluss aud "ilugH.. worked
together iu th, coal mines u Penn
flyyuuH many years 1890. Mr.. Jen-
uiuga brIipN,. tUut h.s brother 1901 zee
lr, from baseball some Hua dag aud
practice law. HhIDh profession Doc now
practices uetaDru arIHIuH
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18

fhiOtgo. Jam Attempts OF
American HHfu. alton managers tn
strengthen th,r Teams hy tho Nddl-
tion of recruits from tho local majors.
we're unsGp .cs.fuI Yesterday. The aF-
snelat0n schedule committee elected
Uf tlr uu,fus Nast. rdHy is expected to
htFN lis work soon Else dr1ft to Dee
hHred un thD schedule nf tHll frcHi-
dent rhItiugfuu niId today tult
though thr elun owners discussed the
question of aamntiug clubs from
smaller leagues into their territory ht
would take uu action ono Way ur ihe
other boz tho matter Tile salary limit
,iiieaiion fno. be- aald. would NOT he
touched pending aeiinn hr iat nauon-
al commission.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18
Why Be a Nuisance
for Sc a Day?

Don't you know it's very annoying and nconvcnent for
your neghbor to have you running into her house to
her telephonel
Oh, no-she says anything about tshes far too
good naured for that But what do you suppose she really
thinks about it? Put yourself in her place for a minute
and try to imagine what YOU would think if somebody
kept running into YOUR HOUSE at almost any odd time
of the day or evening to YOUR TELEPHONE.
When you've thought this and realized what nus.
you have been, just remember that you can have
telephone IN YOUR OWN HOME at the trflng cost of
from to cents day Then send for representative
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18

Tht amusing adventure uf JuyuuC
I.ohHudy. who Tor short time WH"
known Hs tb" Emperor pt tuo S.-
hara. have been recalled hy tho cur.-
ous oNpDr noes ot Ni-Duunt Alfred
German DE- Breu1 whose ambition
Was 90 become kiug "t Arabia uud
syria.
Tho yispuuut mri German Boz t
Bordeaux cato. who. ur learning That
tho FrrurhmHn bad made several .N.
cursiona 90 Aruhu. suggested that 90,
should undertake another trip With
the object of scttug up au iudrprn-
dent stat, and having himself urH.
claimed h.ug uuDr appointed snE'f
,iEu nu vt- tu return Goo France u
/ thr story goes. and ."I h'- kingdom
Itu Germany The German agreed q"
pay the .is.uuu stU.HHH . hc .H.
l,rdDG. Huu foo Show Dol. ..rulstu,-
/ of purpose advanced $4,000 Tor ,A-
| pDr.Ds
Tn. ssgruut .furryd frr ArHriH uNu
StrH. fNur h.. HrHuHuuri'r H go
I AiuuW IU a ,uuufr. ulOr. fu. HH
ttns HDsuuW I,Ig.d uu wHuH rule
/ liut 3D. .uuier.u.. ui tNl.., WJ,u.H.
/ dent Tribes HuHIN d.. dtu goo .l..
, fN. Fnruuu. as Alfred the lr.' IuH
I uI fI. independent state. u' Arabia
and syria. lin fh,r wont ln '..IH.
ub.r. fHI uu.Uwuui ,-IHN.I N|Us HI
IHUfHur.f. Mrr. placed Iu legal form
puuutm"ut and driI.NHuUm'.f
UDfu hE however, 600 r'iuTuIut Poo
ItIr fHr hero. instead u, f.,rI.IrH
the balance uI rHr tiH.Uuu iu.t Htr
prom .cl fu hIm. hr learned 'H|' 900.
German friend HHs lu prison. Ih,
INisDUuut instituted .uIi iHr H"iun
InE but tg. ruurt decided THAT 'nt
uru crowned k.lE had uo U.-r Hni
q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18
SPORTING BREVITIEs
OFF THE WIRE.


Milwaukee. Wis --Thut "Bu" Ar
muur recently signed Hs tNecuflNe
head uf the MllHaukrr American as-
ISOLATION baseball team b. uuurf cone
tract cas- scout Tor the st LnuIs <a-
tioual League club fnr thls season was
thr Information from 81 Louis yes-
iUrdnT, According t0 the rt Louis
report Armour uus not obtained hIs
release and may NOT pe able to do So.
st Louie a.. tun,f. president of
thr 30 l.oui- National Lr1rur baseball
team. said that. So Gar cas- hc knew.
thort was un objection Go "Bll" Af-
muuf leaving st Louis for Milwaukee.
So paui lu % iasf wrestling match
NinulslHuH EhtszAp son from pr ~ D.
Roller Iu straight Mllf last night the
nrst boa 2G minutes ard tHo second iu
81 minutes.
sd Paul. MINI -Robcrt Mclean of
lhicGeC made new worlds record
lnHt night, at taD upruluE 1f the am
nuul i.e carnival of enc Western Skate
fnR association, covering if0 yaIds iu
fh 4 % seconds. Tao carnival Will cone
unus -four days.
SCI Louis Two sensational runs
Rafo George %. sloss0n tho nOh
ftfHiahf block Of 900 points Boo hls
2fO0 point match Nitb pjo Yamaag at
iN1 balk uue billiards here lost uight.
Tile total score Tor inc hFe nights
play Del 1000 No 1913 in slossun'
favor Hiussuns high runs were w.
and non and Ono IHpHurFeH best run
was ~ sIosson Hytfbgrs 90 i-tf and
hnmHda. 1913.
Chicago Morris Rath. ace recruit
seD ono Dnscman who played speedy
game with the chicago American
iotgue team lnfi year hos forwarded
800 aiEnpG contract for 1915 Prank
FaIfnN, owner nf thr New York
American League team wrote TODAY fo
lreWdcnB murphy thanking nin for
"a OunefaiulHlufN ieitDr on tho apluleit
don of Frank Chafe,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18
ALCOHOL IS WORST
FOE Of GENERAL
WELFARE
Right to Poison People Cannot
Be Regarded as Achieve
ment on French Revolution
Says Clemenceau.


turis. Jan rs Former Premier
'lcmcucctu has written TN preface
Co pamphlet devoted Geo 10 general
economic study uf alcohol which hos
just boon lnid before the Paris AcId s-
my OF Medicine.
~ ClomcuCvuV like the author OF
The pamphlet finds % drplorahlv that
thc 'umnipotsW authority of tun
state should seem Co. ut poWcrltsE
nRHinst "tho most formidable cuvmy
ot suV.W peace, ut general welfare,
aud of The ris, OF ca, humber GLASSES
90 o. h.Ehor lite"
Gee ridiculr~ existing remedies.
which consist .n taking drunken mcu
60 the police office or plHcardiug the
Inside ui wiHe-shopa with prohibitions
of druukonuoss. while the laws oI
France relating tu the manufacture
ana sale oi the most d,l,tctIous kinds
OF spirit contribute to foster this par
tiCular vice.
To-day" A. Clomcnccau continue.
'it De- beginning 90 bc understood that
tho rishi Geo poison people cannot
properly hr regarded u- one OF tho
achievement. cot the French rcNolu-
tiou. Universal suurar" would rcuI-
ly put ltsolf uut uf court DO 10 had
only succeeded lu cWHuCuuuug itself
! from ihc yoke OF e.url, trmut 300
order Geo mi under lhp sway of .
league of private interests which 1r.
300 open warfare with the public u-
tervat An we'll mentioned W.u.
/ without distinction uI party ought Goo
! join 600 common effort .or thy -ti.
walton OF our country which BEL mon
| uccd from go many directions .f
once
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18

Fnr 'Ur' Euush Skin.
FH#ffiIuu cream
Euupr'a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18

Trimhlo's rAvery: ia ". Second ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18

So paul lu q fasf wrestling match
NnnlslHus HhtszND son from Dr B D.
Roller Iu straight mllt last night the
80 minutes.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-12-20

Keith. after the operation. unless
we'll miracles had happened and such
cases had got we'll before So he said
nothing to the pretty young mother
who came day after day, wistful and
patient and always hopeful or late
she had begun TO suspect that her
only boy, her stay that was TO be In
her later widowhood, would never
leave the building save In a wheeled
chair But she kept her fears to her
self. and nobody had had the heart
to tell her
And Johnny wanted a football for
his Christmas present
We'll said DR. Keith gruffly, why
shouldn't he have one II he wants It?
Isn't there enough money to buy a
football Why I'll buy him one my
self What sort should he have?
What are they made of? It's a long
zine since ! was boy myself" he
added IN selfexcuse.
why, they're made OF pigskin.
aren't they. DOCTOR" answered the
nurse But you don't understand.
How can We let him have football
and lot his mother see him with t..
and him lying there so helpless? II
would be inhuman. doctor"
Hum I'll take the matter under
consideration" the doctor answered.
But few minutes later he was ask.
ing the head inferno. Where would
you go 10 buy football?" He put
down the address in his memoran-
dun book, and the inferno looked at
him in wonder. for football and DR..
Keith seemed somehow unassociable.
Well. here's the football, nurse, "
he said that evening. coming into the
ward II was Christmas eve. All
the children We're supposed 10 be
asleep. Here and there an eye
drowsily Enclosed TO see II Santa
Claus had really come, but sleep was
stronger than expectation. and Nurse
Blair would see 10 II that no gifts
went to the sleepless DR. Keith held
out the paperwrapped globe. The
clerk had blown II up for him. and.
not thinking of having II debated
again, he had carried II thus for half
a dozen blocks. III you think II best
for him not to have II. give II TO
someone else. Give him a Teddy
bear" he said.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-12-20

has the antique setting that is so
much in vogue"
Lander gravely touched the silver
links and thought: my affair with
Marguerite is what Aunt Collins would
call between grass and hay It is
past the candy-and-hower stage; but
has hardly arrived at jewels"
Then aloud he said: mo. | had in
mind something different-a book per
haps.'
"Ah, the very thing," Scaryin Owed
into dusty corner and brought forth
a foreign-looking volume, whose brown
leather binding was curiously inlad
with pearl
Early English poems. after the
old raissal style. and land iliuminat
ed" the dealer spread open the book
enticingly
Lander turned over the leaves with
interest Yes. believe this is unique
and costly enough 10 please even the
fastidious Marguerite" his thin lips
curved in a cynical smile. IN take
IT," he remarked with the brevity OF
the average masculine shopper when
he finds something which strikes bis
fancy.
Ae he threw down a bin he was an
noyed to see how his hands shook
Burning the candle at both ends has
had an effect" he thought aud as he
left the shop. added. This mixing OF
business and society is the pace that
kills. suppose stimulants will be the
next resort"
He recalled last Christmas at his
former boarding place. and OF the
friends there-especially Alice Glea.
son. Whenever he thought OF her
now, II was with a sense OF remorse.
They had been very warm friends. but
since his sudden advancement in bust
ness had necessitated more commodi.
Gus surroundings. he had seen little OF
her. He had really not meant to neg
lect the old friends when he began to
60 more into society and make new
ones. but unconsciously he had drifted
away from the little circle on Fleet
street.
The shabby old place seemed far
more like home than my new quarters
yer WILL" 10 muttered. and a realiza-
came % h'm that y --.s Alice
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down her pencil and the memoran.
dun and looked AT the other wonder
ingly. A football" she reiterated
Then he doesn't realize"
no. poor little fellow Would you
give Il 10 him. Miss Cough ?"
What would the mother Think
the head nurse asked. and then Nurse
Rair ceased all prelense and dabbed
her handkerchief against her eyes
openly.
Let's ask DR.. Keith. she answered
and that solved the difficulty for the
time being.
Johnny Ward was eight years old
and had been in the hospital for
nearly five weeks, ever since he was
knocked down By the bakers wagon
while playing upon the street almost
in front OF the hospital entrance He
was quite helpless below the waist
and would always be so. said DR.