davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06

George w. B.agg and d. u. Bragg. trus-
tees. acres on east side road leading
from Seventeenth Street to Fairfield: also.
S7xlSs feet urrcguiar) at southeast corner
Of Ridge aud Terrell Streets. February
Arthur {, johnson and Lila, d, (wifc, to
s w. Robinson and L. IL. Ford. trustees.
No. sos East Clay street. 32Ni;o feet ON
n Eonr,h s scets pfii isiS a,o ana
Harvey. u; Thurston TO A. D. Hancoct
line S street 20 feet west Of Twent.fourth
Street April J.. 1919: $I.23c.Gs.
CLARENCE W. Knapp and Erness,ns twifel
to +. Nj. BoNlcy. trustee. NO. 3ll3J Grove
Avenue; 23Ni7s feet inchss south line
nue., March 8, 1919: .1i.2s,
John Graves TO j. T. Ramsay. trustee.
Judah Street 81 feet inches south OF Duval
Street. March 10. 1919: s373G2.
Waller /. Keek and Emma Ice .twtfel
to l.. T.. Schmidt. trustee. 50xl35 feet west
line Kendall Avenue 100 feet south 81, Of C.aw-
dali Avenue. 80 feet south OF Crawford
Street. March "a 1919: $3.50.
Helen s. Jones to w. T. Rcdd. trustee.
7ONl4o feet at northwest corner or second
Avenue and Front Street. being lots p and
p. square $. Highland Park. April !. 1919:
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siana 70, 100000 barrels. delivered

siaua 70. 100000 barrels. delivered
ut New Orleans.
The price at all three Atlantic ports
for 'B" grade. wharf or tank delivery.
was Si.l5 per barrel. and for delivery
by barge within harbor limits. SIG:
for &C. grade. wharf or tank delivery,
rs cents. and for delivery by barge.
sl.05. The New Orleans price for .B"
grade, barge delivery, was 81 cents.
and &C" grade, barge delivery, so
cents. no prices being named for wharf
or tank delivery. All prices become
effective tomorrow.
AIRY invited bids for I, total OF $4,000
600 barrels of fuel oil for the year be-
ginning March |. Contracts let today
are the first of these bids TO be ac-
ccptcd. Additional contracts arc to be
le, for Atlantic and Gulf Coast delivery
as well as large contracts for delivery
on the Pacific Coast, Panama and
Honolulu.
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ruen and Matthcir l.. Eayhoc. lots I
and :. block II. Leo Annex: 5oxi26 feet =
inches tirrcSulaD ut SOUTHWEST corner of
Patterson Avenue and Cleveland Street.
March Is. 1919: tax. $3.50: $40
II. 81. Stoltz and SuG!e NJ twifc) to LII
liam Il. richardson. Nos. i1oj and 1905 y
south ns taylor sirec ia ~ tq y nt hes
l.o.-A ray'or street, q feet inches by lsy
s ss so% %as, a rSSr IS eo
Tars SHEPHERD li i' and TAX x,i " SO wre
street y, ,ss. : Inches by IL. lee, norm
street. Lien, $500 March i. 1919: $1,000
,w ShnT 10 RUSSELL II M'la%s roM a% Sor;n
Alien ,i AveHps; 20 feet inches by s. zee,
norm Of Main Street. Lien. s,,$o, April
l. i'',W; 'a SeM sSo; Sc. ,o.snn ,,c,os, No
7oi North Twenty min se Street Il icet : 5
inches ~! Ia icet east limo Twenty ,nf,i,
A G.4oind ,f a TnS ST Is 81 arthur e. Johnson
line Clay street between Third and Fourth
hobsr, IL i. Orr 10 and Mario Goc!ehins
sss IS fpsi wsH ns Juan s,tssi i
feet -, incnes south OF Duvai street. Mare"
nns. daxia: feet east, line thirty; second
H sl r%x f si.o ;os 81" OF s''sS'' Np''' l.
wsXg Il H% @H,S am. and ,o husbanH Z"
lot ,. block u, srightwood. 5oxia5 feet west
"Ta s,rSS S"rs Il 1915 sia ST% TAX 81 sic
kecli and Emma Keck. lot D. block -.
My.nnc 100 ., fee, south ef Crawford Street.
John ". i,anSoci< and J.. ,irsinia +, ,wife,.
IL iixn SS "rE SS 7o%i,o fc"s a, northSesi
corner q SECOND and From, Street. April
wS %e ~ Il eon "n aaa e ss.,4S fee; Mr
line Bacon Road. l.i feet inches west OF
Miller Avenue. April /. iai; Tax. $50; SIC.
Katie. :. Carter to Ripper, Stanley hughes.
Joxi2G feet south line bancroft Avenue 500
feet west .; Wellington street April l..
ginia TO NJ 4: Jones. lots - and 81. block
IL North Richmond Terrace loOxi:5 feet at
northeast corner Of Woodrow Avenue and
Jones street March -. 1919. Tax. Sl.2o $40.
CHASCERf DEEDS OF TRUST.
2oi Bancroit Avenue. 5oxis, ieet AZ South.
west corner OF Bancroft Avenue ana Ma
Do,f Sa ' Waiter: M to rs% s' & !
Robert G. Ba.iiss, trustees No aoa North
Twenty eighth street. 23Nse feet : inches
Most line TMsny- Gifhh street. fee,
\. kcnton Muhieman and Matthias T.
kayhoe To Howard sutton. trustee. 50x2iG
ner of Patterson Avenue and Cievciand
street. March II, 1919; $3.50
Fannie Miller to Frank s. Richeson and
Twenty eighth street. 2.Ns: feet inches
ii northwest corner OF Twcrtv-cirhth and
o Streets; March 20. 1919: $1,000
No 1878 Vest Grace Street. 2SNiio feet north
line Grace street. .. ice, west OF Allen
G. a. Puryear and s A. puryear To
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mENRlCo DEED or TRUST

W, J. Ready and !. a. Aubrey TO rr,,,
@. lHutnn. trustee. steam shovel ,n,,nH
s1Sss'sn fa haG etc. L? operate sravs
Ell. Phillips. trustee to a.
!. acres at southwest corner OF land NM
L. W. Ryland trustee" to Ashbi,rrMa' U
DouEhtreE. tract OF lund In C;recnwno%% -
Graded Road. April :. 1919: 81 IL, 'u or
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RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY APRIL 6, 1919
WEARING Snur. In I.hurch

| been so appreciated that the inha bi :
tunts arc. demanding a permanent as
I
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HENRlCO nARGAIN AND SAIL.

I. r. Dunsmorc. W. Schaaf and II. II.
Fennell. trustees To l.. u. Kemp. lot. -
ana ~ SECTION :: Dahiia Farm. February
w. r. Schwartz to Mary T. twife) horses.
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and Oteaiio r. Umlauf. sox13j feet west line
FcndalI Avenue 100 feet south OF Craw
ford Street April :. 1918: 32.sS5.
II. A. McCufdy.i trustee. to James L..
Beavers Ioxl4o feet at northeast corner of
Second Avenue and Front Street. April >.
1919: 400.
r. NJ. Boxly and A.. I. Chewnin.. Jr..
trustee. to Turner Stokes. No. Ills West
Leigh Street. 2lxl0O feet north line OF Leigh
Street i0l feet 6 inches west OF Elizabeth
Street April :. 1919: Sl5SS
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wagons. COW and household furniture. April
=. 1919: tax. 80: SIS.
NJ. n. Dickcn to William r. Dickcn sr
one eiEhth acre on cast sids Broad Stree,
Rond at Junction of iIorspon Branch. Jan
uary l. 1919. Tax 80 cents. 81
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Fie and NarEaro' Earnor!c 1ormcd
even stronger attachment than had
existed between their fathers. She was
Just the Kind q girl Young Carnegie.
th= fr.ll hand, had promised Miller sh.
so1ILt b. Tbs attachment ripcned
fnro iov- and i-aliy Ensign Miller
$3.50 ..-I-aN Carnegie for his dauyh-
s=-s Ez-t --=- KS The l-Jrw.Ste-
rs--@ 1880 --= 1-=z- 81. ry=- half q
- sd -r.E z----
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When True Metal Proves Itself
cry rang ous down the deck.

cry rang ort down the deck
Submarine. submarine sighted.
II II over there. See shouted one
man. breathlessiy. Chairs we're vacss-
ed with lightning speed The people
we're heightened. drawn looks on their
faces became frantic with fear WON
= ana men gere scurrying hitb<r anl
tnisA9. tryins al ar once to ges be-
low 10 iAsls stAksroDns Tor fhsar vaia-
ables-
Paul Ellsworth q ~ - men vas
most excited.
Wait John Ramsay said in ~ -
cis:se. eoHnAudins leAe.
Wait nothing returned Paul
treubainEsy- I've sos too much st
stake TO take any chance with ny iifs.-
he sal11. xs hs rushed into Tie catsn.
john vas about 10 lead Evelyn up
70 the top deck. vksre The iifsboss
we're being prepsved. wk<a shsl
<canp<red away from hin snA out 81
sigh1 Ike . shot.
The sA;S vas surely h 1isfrsss- Ev-
cry passenger sboard kpev within .
fe~ minutes there vss loAgsr. an1
their ANIMAL mst1net vas asssgstss
!ssssS
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worth" John Ramsay announced. 2zs
as M. Paul Ellsworth known every
where IN elite society, offered his hand
In response 10 Eselyns little plump
one. John Ramsay added. Miss Ca
mile Is one Of my fellow members in
the Press Club. YOU know. and se are
boaHd on the same mission and only
realized this morning that We were TO
be war-nsvs rivals. he anistec xuil-
iugiy.
DO tell NE some VI your newspaper
experiences co2xed the handsome
Mr.. Ellsworth. aac because Evelyn Lad
lad some real adventures in her
chosen profession she was ouly too
gisd cf the opportunity 10 relate them
The conversstion seemed to be con-
tned to Evelyn and Mr.. Ellsworth.
thought John TO himself after an hour
or 50. and in order TO let the newly
acquainted couple know that he fslt
-out OF it Joan Sassessst going be-
iow for . smoke.
Be back later he called TO them
When he had walked q fex feet. BAT
his promise vas unhes5ec. for Erelyn
and Paul Ellsworth we're very mash
interested u each o,hs,.
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TIE only cool. calm and collected
man aboard oussde the officials was
Joha RnnsAy.
With cheering words he assured the
women there sss 10 danger.
The life boats were fsled. women
eyss - sAss Hrst uzts S0mEalded: |:
then tie lie Drsservers ~ere handed
10 the rsmAAntpg women on the deck
Eveiyl was .nsvAsre 10 be found %
the 1eck- Sse nsst airssAy have bses
uksar IN oas, Of the lifsbsats. John
thought to Ainssk.
Al he turned % hook through the
roSd behind hin. he spsed ag.Ts
daseyDesxz1g u the. doeruay. yoAn
lefs Ais poH 1t sAe iifssoaSs- 49, hast
enel afser the AsurA Hs- -soiless1
PauI Hisvorlh Gown belov. dsck ~
deck. rntil he came 70 the bottom. A
grim picture formed IN Johas nins.
8 back ixso DE ssssrass hs fpilowsa
Nm
II vAs trus. 80 rss hat an he
fpseines q nsahosd cana ssrging -
Jehns c3saehsd haAAs - hs ~ pAui
soatch = NE prossyer frso . wen
as ARIA
He bed iss, sstsa n frou ssr ~
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For days after Ersl!n seemed TO for
gss that there ever EXISTED such per
son as John Ramsay.
coEfcsStly. John vas terribly in
love with Evelyn. and her lack OF In
feresr in him seemed 10 - vxs1ch-
ing his he2gf o: ali It's natural SlDs
Thea Essadxnt Uus Ifgtrnsoh The
sid but ever true law Of compensation
arose to It's zenith for John.
Luncheon hsa suss been served and
the guests were sdiing about. some
coming u5 the con pAnsoa~Ay from Tie
dining salon xDs Others sg their Gus
tcnary places IN The steamer chairs "a
eeck
Evelyn sAs .lEs coming along the
deck with Paul Ellsworth she
sippeec. the frxf tine II many dsys
and tie fhrss tsssn . merry chat
a. merry ~ John could possibly make
aiusslf hs.
~wosdsr vhs inrszfec this sssma-
r.1e scare they sesi us aeoui.- Pasi
Ellsworth remarked a. se struck .
naisa and asA1 il - hss cigar.
Never c&a tell JOHN answered
-yhss are about scnsussre and
JSss ,bes lie . sess fsen p:sss' .
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What Made Him Assert Himself

LADY" she said. calmly. -Asd now
I've. caught you Ha," She read the
note while Helen sSusrned In agony.
her head in her hands. -Ha he wants
you, Well, he caa want. Nc. daash-
ter o: maine shall marry Deei Rudd's
son IN pat this note with your IA
thsr's-ihai thing Oh. III hare some
thing 10 say to him when he comes
home. and don't you forget it, And !
want to tell you right now that such
goinEs on are going to stop or III
know the reason why. Nov. yoa hark
your noise and nnish that apron righ,
AWAY. I'm going oct to stir UP .
tohnnycake for supper"
whea Mrs. Wilcox wished to add the
last stroke to the Dunishment Of her
husband or daughter BE always made
5ohnnycAks, because she knew they
both hated ii. A Helen wiped her
face and continued sewing she heard
. spoon clapping against the sides OF
the big yellow mixing howl Through
her fresh trouble trickied . sense Of
painful amusement shes making =
big one this time abe thought. -Ard
vs'll have to eat 1t. every crumb.-
Behind her the door that lei into
the hall opened tentatively and her
fathers cautious whisper reached her
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By Phil Moore

VA about 70 run upstairs whsu John
RamAy swung on him with I'll Ais
might
Never while live viii you do thsS
you cur John seethear ~ him. while
he grasped him hy the throat ana
tarnsd him to the noor. He hurled ths
life preserser hack 10 the little DARK
Italian woman vho haa stood win
followed eyss ard face - white ~
Death looking At the beast Of . nan-
-Yog7l Ass night here. bseors you
drovu.- John Ramsay promised ~ he
ssrovs to rsoovs Eilsworth's cieneh
from his vrists.
? Suddenly liks . sshadDv fruo- tAs
- JoAa ~ . dArk Assrs snerss
IRON behfnA some besrsls.
-JoAA. yohs.- scrsaned Eselyn
hysserseaily. -doss % IL. dsns--l sav
Il al too. followed him. but never
knsu vhsx . bsast he 1s-JoAA plsase
rsasass hin Tor ny sAks--aad 1t he
ssusA a Evsaynss vsdcs JeAas- aagpn.
automatically rsiassl sAe testn MP
- Hold on Hlsvssth's tArsa1
-Dss Rvelyn- hurry. asas G1rl. you1l
not Gss inso TIE lifsbost-hnFsy." -
vas sayiag ssv. - hs tsek Ass h he
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breast sls sss slncss yo1AS ssosss
~ - tis srs1 acsss1sss. s1s HE hear
ssnss slss Ne sssoF - yosta y
Fssnry.
50 slss1. ~ pretty ks ~osas
slsA. sEs tlsl ss ssals uss ever q
he sxllsF, .ill ssDs solzpsFsAss 70
1sFk
TIE tAiFs Eisfi q Grsysor's appear
sses. ls altered . ssfa - ssraiIs
-Tts souns nsa = - eos-s ssss ere
10 foo6. Thss have No hcnosssls Ia.
tsntisn he es~c the plural. b.,
>sn sas. shsi IA rssoor sss elresi-
- afsllsg one IN particular.
-4nsI ass1s matter l cc9s here
"a esFa M liylas Lot Cor s1s ssks %
oensAn,. l1s - fss s,ers one has
sssn Polite 10 me sue felt inpsisec
10 esfsse ceyson. vte sss - sls
usual sect 'selas ne nssis.sns GAL
isry.
II % because llks yos - much
TIA, ! al ssflsnS you post srssi
hal yosng mAE- poIT LEI him ~Ass
.oE soa outsies.-
Nan hli tsF liE a. she protested the;
the scaEE man FeferF~c 10 hsf never
safssslsc sscA . thiaK II ~as true:
and suocealy she rs~iifec that she al
nesi resented his failure TO push the
sceusihtnes beyoDd neos and sniles
- I. coaseious a her ceusure. yrs<-
sutls hs seat her . Fecuesl vritien on
hls care. 10 play 4 Perf~c, Day
TEL Nr. G1ys0s.- ale consulted
tie card n sisiGs her rep. 10 tie
water. TIA; In soTEs. lAseat tie
nssse sigt ne ~, III bring .s To-
usEso- E;Sh;-
Archer CrsyseE' she dreamed over
tis name. Ne zsst be poor TO oore
into ciotos riFt, sf;sr risit IN sn
Ga gray suit. sgt slrsly be vas . Ssz-
tieu-sn. Nan sissec FOR the oid days.
during her tx;bsrs lifetime. when abe
Lao known men II Archer GrAyon's
class Ttsy were difsrsni 10 the men
she me, a; her boarding house: she
would have nCtling 70 o. with these.
md 20 abe Jed very lonely lie Bu,
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Mtn sIntervention of Fate

lea EAssss sls essuo. fFistlsIss
ssr. ssi cieris F.sIs< " sns s1sslss
-kIssss. s1ssss.- sss s.s slsss-
ssAa1
AreGsF 0Fsss "a ..sss1s< a . as<a<'
sio1s waters isss u ts~ 49,. t1F'
ss1s tss es0s - ciestes. bcs go.as-
- essls tel AIN ntiis .; lks sia.llisl
sas sss see, u .ss lsF nFss nittt.
sls plsssc ssA tloass abe sss s-e1
. nsiis D~gss - . llins sse leckse
fEisttsnea 70 cs@lh
u .ss ~tlls tls sspfsse sss VA
bias Rose. Here 10 ~ hssT- hat
>sh i.seossr-c AlA sts sss sifi.Is
ssss. l~if ssrssnec ~ ne srtisSiss
foliage. sna lsE euFsous ssss ssrs
-s~c~iks over Tie ssy.y-trsssss a.
sle1es stsa ,sss f1sil, ls<i Cray
sses sgsfs Her recosnltson .ss not
a. esiek 80 Ais Hls face passlss her.
sre tfsn IN . eAsA sEs siso recsilee
ne lsSiesnt Her heart came - ~
her tlrost tst ls he sssE that ale
80 rsAsne<FlAS a1t 10 osree 70
snils issolshtsfliy her e.H lips
enri-1 1p~src sse sts snl.ed h4es
al kia. u .s ~oldsFfai eseLias'
shs pisssd 10 an snthcsiss,ls sucisre.
ana fts founc the hero % asr caiy
rcn.sacs. she sonesFec vkst he ~as
doing 81 Cioyos Nosi 9: TIE 2en
we're IN evening crcss. Bat he ~4s
-esr.ng q roash suii G; weeds sne
,tirs ~ltk a soit oollos
The nsXi nislg be trosshi Der sons
rosss aud seat ihsG ~ 70 lsf b. tie
hsy 81 tie eeog sac thanked hin
win her syss aid sAs pinned ihssn OF
'h< treat 9: her -ths .Fsss ais Cray
ssa .as Sssiscst.
C.o;so ss~ Tie tS~s1s srs TIE
,sars 1sl n no.gh tsssts. and As
'ooslsc BIT ts lsc = proSsss sAr.-
D. for 81 tie cashiers desk sat Cs9-
IA. his ceee4sse viits sister. aRe be
.kc only been able % AVOID nxtri-
Aons 9Th her By yo~iAs that lie
ould noi bear 10 ~: anyone in Ais
IdoreS NsrinAs place.
Nan ssose = late passion in sis
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horror. She iesS the roo1. hoiding The
eysiis q; arms lsIgsh. hsr nSss tuJa-
Cd the other way.
Helen buried her fscs In the folds
OF ginghxn- Soos and pEglss came
on the same breath. Poor father. IL
only be dared assert hirnsei.." she
thought If only dare. ] wonder
what she'd Do i. we did. fear 10
contemplate il But SIS terrible to
live Ike this. There's no peace IN this
house day OF night
She reached into the pocket OF her
blue serge dress and took ou; fold
&C note which lad come 10 her under
cover Of her father. Dear Helen st
Saic. I'm coming home n = few
days. and want To see yec. ia like
10 have this thing sesiled. They've
raised Ey wages and Gan marry easy
&s not. And I want you. You know
that. WILLARD"
The sobs ceased and the smiles
came She kissed the letter passion
sseiy- Al that instant hand from be-
hind grasped her shoulder and the let
ter WAS snatceed avAy. With cry
she looked Up into her mothers accrs-
ing face
I've been watching you. too. young
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arm aAA rushed her at breAtAle1p
sped ap the ceu1aatoavAv 70 tAs ~
deck.
whats vrongr' qusrisd ysAa pse.
plsxed.
Sothfnx HrOng.s thank 0o1." tno
capaaiA answered. 1T w0 oaiy Z
United States submarine csmins ~ -
say hos dye Do. but ths word aaeoe
spreads seror and ths passsaesss ~
70 TIE hfeboats without NJ oraseA-
Laae tkax sefernson. - ~ ~
dossd on the horizon bs6ors uplAG =
rest. John ~ Evelyn wsrs sats1ag =.
sstAsr o. dsck p . sselulsl uts,s
spe6
Paul EllsvortA vaiksa pasa n
AssA hung lov. Thy ionors1 IN -
tirsly.
Jsha.- Evelyn brsstAsd . few -.
nsats later. 4 never knew What vAjs>
brick stsa,isss we're. nads a..
Nor how yellow doe bsseks snfa
usdsr u sAsdes os'se.1" ]" hs4ansuos.
- eleverly. but rbs looa tAat nAsne1
fron eus = thes osAsr vas iiks Z
ssarchlight into each o<hsrs soul--ss
Evelyn rsusarks1 fes seess later
vsea she vss Mrs. yssn Ranssz
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across the roam -wEssss she" he
Sskec.
Helen swung round and looked at
him He vas q stout. loosely puf TO-
eeiher man. in large, untidy elothes.
He had = mid. swe~; face and eyes
that would have been humorous II
shey were not so anxious.
Where be asked again. putting .
hand behind the best o, his cssf ears.
Helen naouoned toward the kitchen.
Then sbe ran TO hin. put her lips to
his ear. ard told him wha; had. hap
psnst. He NODDED with Al occasional
I'm
She dsd. eh. Pshaw." he said. He
nuEblcd in his pocket Here's some
Thing for ye wllard's here and he
wrote this in nv once ! told him
warny No chance Of his seeing you
risa, on. 20 he better send you .
line
she had just time to slip her treas
ure into the neck o; her drees ~ her
mother looked into the room.
-Ha." You've cens. have you" she
saiA. sghring At her husband Il vas
on the lookcuf FOR yoa. I've got
something TO say N you. Fletcher VII
COZ
Helen Aed. In her own room she
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By Elsie. Endicott

shut the Aeer. Hung hers<lf on tire bed
Ard covered her AsAl with pillow.
Her mothers righteous wrath WAS ap-
p4lliaE Sometimes even the neigh
bors heard H. After : while she un-
covered her head There was quiet
eslox- Now and then she heard her
fathers voice with . new note 10 IL
and . feeble raurmar. that nigh; have
been Ger mothers. She sat up on the
Itc. ps,pitatins What hsd happened:
she WAS terrified Had her mother
thrown something. perhaps. and struck
her fasher. Her dear. patient old Ia
;her. She must see.
Fairly tumbling down the long
flight Of carpefed stairs she reached
the sitting room door. Her mother
sss OF the couch. little less upright
than usual. looking down her nose.
Her father stom bskds her. very
flushed. but with an the milankss Of
his tacs suddenly. ccnssaied into A..
termination. He saw Heien and beck-
oHed.
.'CeuA here. dauSAfsr." ~ she slid
DHafd him be pssstd his arm about
Asr xnd drew her nearer. -Yosr
nother and I've BEEN having ! iittls
iAA.- be said. in his SLOW. ssAtis
vSfts -wfvs-ue'se come TO aa M
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u ssss lsf Sss1p ~ t,ns tor srss1s.
In spass " ths fsss 49, Il ssss Ai~
eoespscseos. cr~ysaa ys-sss 10 fEsss
u tas sAilsy 10 shs1s her ~ kss
rs1sllsoa sf "A Perfect nAs \ stsA
eesis soY lssssr.- ls ssses Fssfc-
fsils. -ssi I've so - g. lsss -
sork.-
-Nofk-- Nsa rspsxlec What kilt
a. soFk ala e1s a. .; ; e'sls<k.
-s@ Ia ssip.1s 10 sunc ne ace
sue~sy. ls saslslnsc.
>sn called ~ sisies q ..ssrsrs IA
,ssif sssrslls There 49, slssss
come ols osss thea. boss Ma thas
Aretsr cr1ssols ceespsro.'
she thossti se0ss la Tie reel cs
tie svsn,ns cSts also ssossAi ssoct
him Ane the fear Ia; be hsS . rival
Suses sssd tis psSsioE until be sas a.
u-css rss1y ~ sAss a.s<fsuss 10 sss
vtpds 80 1efy cssiis-
Ne tsa 30, tailed 10 cVe siats es
the state Of Ais fesiisss 10 Nan. ne
Lad ms1s. saDeross rsesrsress 10
dressss ,sselry. Lessons froEa TIE e~ss
masters. Ell 81 Which sss lalSes sa,cy
II ale would oll, eecons s.s vifs
What would happen ~Aso be p1i Asses
his rsssrvs and essDs es, sosaiyl sue
sspeosss sssa ioss her place. and
boz could she face another winter
without snplc,nen,. she dared no,
bops Tor hsis from 0rAysoa- They had
known each cshsr almost . Year. bui
they had no; spoken toSsshss mere
than oaess siscs tbsar arss 1ssuAs
Bat IL seemed - II 0nysoa lad
! sadsa.y asssrGissa - uaaAs sp for
lsss time The sssios1ns nAeA; ss
tame In early. Nso hHd Just arrived
md she vss alone IN the gallery. ana
hey had sazsosi nn<sa uisssss to-
Ieiass. she. told san . god essi n
hat time. enough 70 E.aks his heart
very tender toward hsr. He had .
,oapls OF hears OF sssry sfssrsson.
md he wondered ~hAt ste ala With
asrs<l. from three until eve. DID she
.vsr 80 10 the Meiropo,inn. she said
Tss . little guilrly. and the next AFT
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- OENDS eArnf - Seating down
stsn fhe stt.e. on.9ous sounds
-fkts seemed 10 Helen Wilcox
a shs sat s,sreA,ng rycn the stsinE
risekins Erideryis things ~sre un-
es-sosne = general overhsrling- shea
tsez rgnnag.hs Up there ever since
Assssr.- the girl thought i wonder
~hss. sAss up TO she sighed zpc
beat again over the ginsham apron
she NAs rnakinE Presently abe
stopped tue mxrtins and glanced Up.
Her nesksr hsc catered tie room.
Ar~ Wilcox vss 8 short woman.
te.it exactiy ike . pyramid. She wore
. dArk ss'si SKIRT ~fi'a waist.
gsay kni; JACKIE, ard q, .;eou. Her
dark BAR sss slicked on her high
sorth<sd into . damp vad on top Of
hex. head, she hsc piercing dark eyes,
which usually looked over pair Of
gold bowed sissses- Her pism. pursec
UP m0uih vts ~ sour rs picked
plum She sat Down upon the edge of
chair and locked ss Helen over the
giassess she had something wound up
II her apron. the sisl could see with
. paps Of apprehension. Had her
nDther found her little box cs letters.
~kich she hse hidden away behind
ne vocisn chest ~. the safest pcssi-