The Washington times., 1915-11-15
CONTINUED from Yesterday

Seventy thousand dollars! Morley
considered that price for the worth
less pinkus hillside: and then he went
back 10 the larger Ana more appallins
parent company transaction.
The Internal ional Bang sun Engine
Company, though having miIl.on-doi-
lar capitalization. mad not been put 10
dollars worth of expense. except lor
the furnishing of offices and trifiing
bat of cierk hire. 1t could have no ex-
pense All the income OF this parent
company was pure velvet Already,
in the first stages OF its existence. II
had taken in 5000 net cash profIt, ana.
moreover. 1t owned s5l. .OOD worth az
stock in the American Bang Sun En-
gine Manufacturing Company. and over
s.. 2.5OODO worth o. stock. tentatively.
in the Boston Bang sun Engine Lisnt:
Heat and Power Company. THINK ot
1t! Nearly $4,000 worth OF stock IN
other and necessarily good d'vldend. !.
pa wing companies. In return for an out.
Law which was almost nil. The parent
company, Morley's mouth larry oripped
al he thought of IT,
A man so bald that near-s,ghteu
porter had once mistaken MN Tor an arc
lamp came into the Commercial just
at the time of opening. and presented q
check drawn by Mr. Daw on the Guar
antee and Fidelity of New York, The
check was made out to W. O. Jones.
was for Sion. and bore the Endorsement
of J. Rufus Wallingford
This Guy Daw says he ain I got any
account here" explained Mr.: Jones;
but { guess this guy Waliinsfard's all
right" NJ,
The names of Mr. Daw and Mr wal
Iinpford brought President Morley
straight over to the paying teller s, WIN
dow.
The check is perfectly good ne OBJ
served. hut he looked obviously at W.
q. Jones. DO YOU know Mr. Daw or
Mr.. WallInrford?"
"Sav. know this guy Daw IKE
thief knows fly COP growled onion
Jones. Say: there's guy has SO
much money that " hc drops any ne
kicks II out Of the road. say: you get
that guy Daw picked. and he'll tel
his mast. present and future. Say. MN
and this guy Wallngford are rs chum'
my as pair Of apes. say; spi't one
~ those bills. will you, so ! can ge'
thirtv-five out OF II,
MIR, Morley was thoughtful for a Ions
half hour after Mr.. Jones had left him
then he walked slowly out OF the side
door Of the bank and went" over &c
WaIl,nrford's hotel. In the bar he Walk
ed slowly over to Mr.. Waliinei"ro; AM
received an Introduction to MT; Daw
and greeted that Boston millionaire
With great effusivencss. and invited him
to dinner. and hastily declined an inVi
tation to a drink.
He YVES not a drinking man: Dannt
r Morley; he was teetotai"r' pu'
| on his way home he bought sorle
whisky, and hid 1t from his vile, who
was more OF teetotaler than he
When the Boston millionaire came
Mr. Morley dragged him INTO th'
| library, and produced the whisky anf
poured two tumblc"s. ana enlpt.e.
his drink into a tall vase, when
Daw was not looking. Mr.. Daw too'
one sin. and choked and emptied hi!
tdrink in the vase when MT MorieS
was not looking. Between them the!
empticd two bottles. in this fashi"n
and both men were very drmnk-tn.a
Morley leaned flabblly on the arm o
Mr. DAVIS chair. and said:
| rs there no way, friend Daw, u
which a man with money to invest
could secure some of that parent com
pany stock" >,
| Plackie Daw grinned loosely. HI
cast an unstable eve at the ceiling
and winked his profound wisdom ~
| snickered: and he smacked Mr.. Nor
lev a resoundirG smack on the ton o
his head, a resopnding smack witt
his oren palm
"Rrcher life." he mumhled thicl5lv
and he winked again. Gonna buy I
mvself" Another rrodinious winl'
THE Warden girls took narent com
rany stock for their land. But th"'
wanted cash" Another wink. See?
Another wink. vim gonna buy It my
| self"
| Iauphir~ hi,ariouslv Mt this ZOO
| Joke, R'acki" naw r"sc and ~nndore'
out OF tho house. Morlev E~abhcd hi
bat. At tho library door h" mot Mrs
Mcrlav, whose rose went STRAIGHT ur
"n4na" she shrilled. What is thi
II rmen?"
Whisky" he snapped. and dashe,
out Of the front door.