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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-03
Ardml0r@ Honn@s

4 BEAUTIFUL residence on swell
corner in southwest Ardmore; lot
llj by l40 IT.; fine garage for two
cars and a servants house; the house
contains ten rooms, with every mod
ern appointment; price Sl0,5O0
THE MOST handsome one story home
in Ardmore. a new brick of very
pleasing architecture; south front,
close in; price $4,000.
y SPLENDID six room residence on
BiXby avenue, in Highland Park ;
price 50, $50.
ON - St, southwest We have six
room cottage on lot 20 by 2l0 feet
east front this is high class home
property; price $4,000.
\ REAL home OH Third Ave, south
west; five rooms, sleeping portch,
servants house and garage; price
100000
\ FINE hollow tile bungalow of seven
rooms on McLish; stucco finish; lot
is 80 by 20 IT.; price So 10000
ONE of the best homes on McLish
Ave, corner lot and "A fine large
house; owner is leaving so you have
the chance to get one of the incest
home places in Ardmore without
building it; price $4,000.
\ REAL bargain in Il five room mod
ern house on 70 It., lot on Har
grove St; price $3.50.
a NICELY finished new fg'' room
modern cottage on y st. -. W.;
price s. $50.
a SIN room house on B St, n. w,
close in. paved street; only $500.
A STUCCOED pastered five room
modern bungalow, house would cost
$4,000, close in on f. St, n. W.
price $3.50; liberal terms.
y GREAT big lot richly shaded fine
trees, fine fruit trees, and five
room modern house on Il St, ~ w.
price SO, 250; terms.
a DAISY six room house on Sth Ave.
n. w; thoroughly modern very
reasonably priced.
A SIN room modern cottage close in
on - St, n. w. price $4,000.
\ FOUR room house and 100 IT. lot
On y. Washington St; $1,000.
A FINE six room two story ON IS IT.
corner n. Washington St; $4,000.
A FOUR room house in southwest;
viii trade for good automobile
WE HAVE lots all over town and
many of them priced below value.
II. G. McKIDDY
1876 IL West Main st.
.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-03
For Sale

FARM FOR SALE-By owners 10
acres 3 IL miles north of Ardmore
on section line. Caddo bottom, very
little In cultivation. all good smooth
land and the best pecan groves on
it in the state Address Z. o. Box
las or phone 2SSM. 277
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-03

THE SANTA FE has built a new
branch railway line through the
south plains region of West Texas.
A new farming and live stock region
with new towns is being opened up
This territory already is partly oc-
cuped By a good class of settlers and
crop possibilities proven by actual
experience. Here you can profitably
raise cotton. corn. sorghums and fruit.
II is an ideal livestock and dairy
country. Low prices for untitled
lands and very easy terms. Move
in early and take first pick. Write
today for free illustrated folder. II.
c. Spearman, 1000 Railway Exchange
Chicago, III. 13-20s
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Male Help Wanted.

WANTED-Young man 10 learn retail
mercantile business; must be willing
worker, we'll recommended and stan {
on small salary. Excellent futur".
$, care Ardmoreite. l3
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lady to f'lp with
care of books at Carnegie Library.
Apply in person TO Mrs. Writ Frank
lin, POI ID St, 5. w. 3-3
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Wanted to Guy
tiSrel

| bEAL-In all issues of the U. S. II
erty Bonds. small and large lots a
ccpted and paid for without dela|
j. NJ. Miller. ll3 T. Main st. Phoj
1888. lG.lmI
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Real Estate

LET'S GO! List your property with us
if price is right; we have the buyer.
y. ID. Wagner & Sons. 207-S Won
Weise building. 80 lmo
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A SMALL HOME

On y street, n. w, corner lot, east
front, paved street, plastered. break.
fast room; this is dandy for couple
without children. Guillot 4 Hall.
Simpson Bldg. l.3
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Help yanted-femaIe W

WArTED-N Neat appearing colored
girl to do housework. Call at 11S
A. northwest. 10
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Oil Lands and Leases

OIL LEASE-225,O 900 acres, in Mexico
about GO to so miles west Of Eagle
Pass, at 1Oc per acre, payable in ad-
vance each year for five years under
guaranteed contract and with one
eighth royalty. Oil men write direct
to owner, r. +. Vaughan, Eagle Pass.
Texas. 2S-6
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with light ears to
travel and collect for well known Chi.
cago house. Salary $40 per day and
hotel expenses. Small real estate
bond and good references required.
Address Edgar IL, walker, care
General Delivery. Ardmore, Okla.
3l2
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WANTED TO BUY-Eat cattle al
stock cattle. Win Cardwell. PhoI
1899. Il.lu
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For Rent--Rooms

FOR RENT--Deslrable furnished bed
room, hot and cold water, large clio
set in each room. The Easley Ap-
artments. ll6 IL n Washin gton.
Phone cal.
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FOR SALE--Good gentle milch COW, 4
years old also refrigerator. Inquire
is ID street, southwest Phone l042
2SC
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Miscellaneous

DlXONS quality shoe repairing. the
best of material and workmanship
guaranteed, 25 n WASHINGTON St.,
next to postoffice. Phone 7l9. We
call for and deliver. 4lmo
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PERSONAL

YOUR FUTURE FORETOLD-Send
dime, age, birthdate for truthful, re-
liable, convincing trial reading Hazel
Hause, Box 2l5, Los Angeles, Cal.
1854
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maiden worth over $50.
600 anxious to marry honorable gen.
tlemen. Write Mrs. Warn 2216 IL
Temple, Los Angeles, Cal. 1854
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LADIES-When delayed or irregular
use French Cotton Root Pills. Safe
and dependable. Refuse others. By
mail 81 Double strength, $3.50.
French Medicine Co., Atlanta Ca
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-03

A GOOD business lot on West Main
st. a bargain, one lot on f St,
n. w, at a bargain. See L. L. Seq
Ter, 80 Simpson bldg. 33
ONE room house, S. E., will sell
cheap. Would take a Ford car in
on it. If you want a bargain, see
l.. l.. Segler, 80 Simpson bldg, phone
1136. 3.3
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NEW HOME FOR SALE

IN "a good quiet street, east front, six
rooms and bath, breakfast room, ga.
rage and driveway; hardwood floors
and built-in features; price $4750,
for II few days only. Guillot K Hall,
Simpson Bldg. Is
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-03

LOOK AT 80 BIXBY AVENUE
Large five room modern bungalow; ga
rage and driveway; among the best
homes in city See us at once for
price and terms on this nice home.
Gullot x Hall. Simpson Bldg. 13
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FOR RENT-Bedrooms( close in, hot
and cold running water in each room.
Phone 305. ?5.7
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WANTED TO BUY-IIorse and buge
n. V. Jones, I35 c, southeast Pho
1883. l3l
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One cent per word each insertion
minimum charge of 20 cents mace ior
ads run one day only. Copy must pe
In Ardmorete office by 10 o'clock week
Statesmen Wanted

ments for live statesmen. Commits
sion from $500 to $1,000 per order.
If you want an up.todate line. write
today. Garfield Mfg. Co., 4O03 Broad
way St, Chicago, Ill.
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MRS. A. j. COMPTON address Box
1871, Sulphur Springs, Texas. a. J.
Compton. SO
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Automobiles

FOR SALE-One Ford roadster Phor
1908. 2S7
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St, n. W., at a bargain if taken
next week. See l.. l.. Segler, $40
Simpson Bldg Phone 1885 or 1876.
33
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A. Y. EAsTERwooD. NJ. d. Office
over Okla. Auto Supply Company. 200
West Main St. Office Phone 500.
25lmo
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MEN WANTED TO SELL GROCERIES
SELLING EXPERIENCE NOT
NECESSARY

One of worlds largest grocers capital
over $1,000 100000 wants ambitious
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-03

FOR SALE-One Groom house on 5th
Ave, $. w, strictly modern; will sell
at a bargain; part down, balance like
rent. If you want a bargain see
l.. L. Segler. 80 Simpson Bldg. 3-3
FOR SALE,-NulcaniZing plant, all or
half interest in same, best equipped
plant in state. Reason for selling,
account of health. Model Vulcaniz-
ing Co. 3-3
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Ardmoreite want ads bring results.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19
Supreme Court Will
Decide Murphy Suit

Arguments In the suit brought
by John =. Murphy of Seattle 10
delay the effectiveness Of the ma
fionai prohibition amendment IN
Washington were heard by the
state supreme court in Olympia
Friday. Murphy il asking the
court for an order requiring Sec
rotary Of State Howell 10 accept
n referendum on the resolution
adopted by the legislature ratify-
ing the nation wide dry plan. II
the order Il granted. and refcren-
dunn petitions circulated. the
states ratification will be held up
until the people vote on ~. SINH
lar suits have been started in other
states by the California grape
growers TO tic up the ratification
OF the amendment turnout the
country The supreme court has
the case under advisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19
" WOMEN WILL
INSTRUCT GIRLS
Class Room Credit Will Be
Given for Work

University girls who volunteer Ia
teach or lead In music. art. dramatics
athletics or other fields. the groups
81 working girls who have been or
ganixrd by the girls community scrv
ice. will be given credits In their col
lcse work. the department Of cduca-
ton has ruled. a limit Of five
hours week has been got. and five
regular credits will BE- awarded.
This scheme II a radical departure
In university practice. according to
George Freeland. supervisor OF prac'
uco teaching in the university. and
has not been permitted before.
This will help solve the problem
OF extending the work IL the girls
division ~ the ". c. c. =. 20 the 2s.'
600 working girls Of Seattle. accord
ing 20 Mrs. fvah Il Deering. com
munlty organizer for girls The chief
difficulty in extending this rccrea
tionai and training work has been 20
find sufficient trained workers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19
CHAPTER is

II everybody had a garden there
wouldn't be need for 30 many doc
tors. and fewer drugs would have
10 be purchased at the corner phsr-
macy. I'm not thinking about the
benefit Of garden work as heslthfui
exercise--whieh il IL. have in
mind the medicine IN the garden.
Take. for Instance. spinach. That's
the easiest thing grown. II may
be started In earliest kprins and
several crops may be gathered ~
one sows some seed every week or
two
Spinach contains large quantities
% iron and is especially desirable
ne a part OF the diet in early spring
Some folks buy tonics. Ny family
gets its spring and summer and
faiD doses OF tonic from the spinach
patch.
The rows may be as close as
seven inches. and IL TO Is seeds
should be sown TO a foot or row.
the plants being thinned 30 that
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She sat back I'm her chair. eating
little. starting at every step. Her
eyes. which by every rule Of the
game should have been gazing into
his. were ax-ti on the oiicioth. covered
passage outside the door.
II think. after all. YOU are fright
cnedr'
Terribly"
"a little danger adds TO the x.st
of things You know what Niotxschc
says about that
n am not fond OF Nietzache. :"
Then. with an effort: What does
he say
Two things are wanted by the
true man--dangcr and play. There
fore. he seekeuh woman as the most
dangerous Of toys"
Women are dangerous only when
| you think of them AZ toys. When
man finds that woman can rea'
son--do anything but fceI-he re
CARDS her as a menace. But the rca'
soning woman IL really less danger.
Gus than tho other sort"
This was more like the real thing
. 70 talk careful distractions like
this. with beneath each abstraction
! it's concealed personal application. 20
talk OF woman and look in her eyes.
to discuss new PHILOSOPHERS with
their freedom. TO discard old creeds
and old -norailtics-that was his
game. Wilson became content. in.
| terested again. The girl was ninhle
minded. She challenged his philos.
ophy and gave him "A chance to de-
fend II. with tho conviction. as
| their meal went on. that lie Moyne
and his companion must surely have
gone. she gained ease.
IL was only by wild driving that
she got back TO tho hospital by 10
O'Clock.
Wilson left her at the corner. we'll
content with himself. lie had had
tho rest he needed in congcnIal com
pany. The girl stimulated his In.
terest. She was mental, but not too
mental And he approved OF his
own attitude. lie had been discreet.
Even II she talked. there was moth
ing 20 tell. But he felt confident
that she would not talk.
AZ he drove UP the Street. he
glanced across at the Page house.
sidney WIS there on the doorstep,
talking to a tall man who stood be.
low and looked UP mt her. Wilson
settled his tie. In the darkness. sid
uey was a mighty pretty girl. The
June nigh, was in his blood. He was
sorry he had not kissed Cariotta
good night. lie rather thought. now
he looked back. she had expected IL.
As he got out OF his car at the
curb. young man who had been
standing I'm the shadow OF the tree
box moved quickly away.
Wilson smiled after him In the
darkness.
"-rhat you. joe" he called.
But the boy went on.
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HHsgsiA,sIssA shitAsasiAaihH
Continued from Friday

Continued from rridAy)
~ box OF candy arains, a good
cigar they are stoild married
couple
How shall We know
That's easy. II they ioli back and
watch tho kitchen door. I win. II
they lean forward. elbows on the Ia.
bic. and talk. you get the candy"
sidney. who had been leaning for.
ward. talking eagerly over tho table,
suddenly Strengthened aud flushed.
Cariotta Harrison came out alone.
Aitho tho tapping Of her heels was
dullcd by the grass. aitho che had
exchanged her cap for the black hat.
sidney knew her at once. A sort or
thrill ran over her. ~ was the
pretty nurse from Dr. Wilson's once.
Was II posxlbie--but. OF course not,
The book OF rules stated explicitly
that such things were forbidden.
Don't turn around" she said.
swiftly. at In the Miss Harrison ]
told you about. She IN looking at
US"
carlotta's eyes were blinded for a
moment by the glare Of the house
lights. she dropped into her chair.
with fash Of resentment at the
proximity OF the other table. She
ianguldly surveyed It's two occu-
pants. Then abe sat up. her eyes on
Le Moync's grave profile turned
toward the valley.
Lucky for her THAT Wilson had
stopped In the bar. that Sidney's
Instructive good manners forbade
her staring. that only the odg~ OF the
summer moon shone through the
trees. She went white and clutched
the edge OF the table. with her eyes
closed. That gave her quick brain
a chance. IL was madness. June
madness. She was always seeing
him, even In her dreams. This man
wns older, much Older. She looked
again.
she had not been mistaken. Here.
and after all these months, X. lie
Moyne, quite unconscious OF her
presence. looked down into the val.
ley.
Wilson appeared on the wooden
porch above the terrace. and stood.
his eyes searching the half light for
her. IL he came down 10 her. the
man at the next table might turn.
would see her
She rose and went swiftly back
toward the hotel. All the gayety
was gone out OF the evening for her.
but she forced a lightness she did
not feel;
"ft r. so dark and depressing out
there--it makes me sad"
surely. you do not want to dine
In the house,"
"Do you mindy'
Just as you wish. This is your
evening"
But he was not pleased. The pros
pect OF the glaring lights and soiled
linen Of the dining room Jared on
his aesthetic sense. He wanted
setting for himself, for the girl. En-
vironment was vital to him. But
when. in the full light OF the moon,
he saw the purpllsh shadows under
her eyes, he forgot his resentment.
she had had a hard day. She was
tired. His easy sympathies were
reused. lie leaned over and ran his
hand caressingly along her bare
forearm.
"Your wish Is my law tonight"
he said. softly.
After all. the evening was n dis.
appointment 10 him. Tho spon-
tancity had gone out Of IT, for some
reason. The girl who had thrilled
to his glance those two mornings In
his office. whose sombcr eyes had
met his, fire for fire. .cross the op.
Grating room. was not olaying w.
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Capt. D. II. Evans
L. on WAY Home

Company u. 18Th engineers. made
up OF Washington mon. in command
OF Capt. %. n Evans Of Seattle, has
embarked from France and Is ex
pected In New York next week
Company ID left Camp Murray in
July. 1917. and since arriving in
France has been engaged In con
structlng docks at Bordeaux. Capt
Evans was formerly employed in the
county engineers Office and has a
wide circle OF friends In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19
AWARD CERTIFICATES
TO RED CROSS WOMEN

Certificates OF award for govern.
ment Red Cross service will be pre-.
scented Tuesday TO Red Cross women
who have filled out missionaries.
The awards win be made at the Met.
ropolitan theatre. at n mass meeting
OF Red Cross workers. Dr. Mabel
Seagrave. who has just returned
from overseas service. win talk TO
the Red Cross women. More than
i.4oo women win receive Red Cross
awards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19
TRUE

!, DCsTER BEAR didn't know what
ID sap was. but he did know that
that sweet water which he found In
the shiny things hanging 10 the ma.
pie trees was the finest water he ever
had tasted. You know, Buster Bear
~ very. very. very fond Of sweets.
That Is why that SIP which he
Thought was water tasted 80 good TO
him.
After he had emptied that first
pail. he stralghtway went looking for
more. some Of the pals were nearly
empty. for they had been set NO late
IN the afternoon that no sap had run.
But several pals were half full. and
these Buster emptied. These were
the pals Farmer Browns BOY had
found on the ground the next morn.
Ing.
The next night Buster started out
just as soon as II was dark. lie
wanted more % that sweet water lie
went straight to the trees where he
had found IL the night before. There
wasn't any. He looked into pail after
pail. 10 find no more than a few
drops in the bottom Of each. You
s~c. Farmer Browns Boy and Farm
err Brown had collected the sap the
very last thing that afternoon
Now. the trees Buster had visited
were those farthest from the little
sugar house. Ever since the terrible
fright Buster had had at the little
sugar house a year ago. when he had
broken In TO steal sugar and syrup.
he had KEEP; away from there. Now.
as he went from pail to pail. hoping
20 find one fun OF that sweet wafer.
|, ne was led nearer and nearer TO the
pstle sugar house. Presently he
Istoppcd and shifted. and his lips
rolled back In an ugly way. He
smcIied smoke. He stole a little
nearer until he heard voices You
zee. Farmer Brown and Farmer
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looked mostly at the Wilson house.

looked mostly at the Wilson house.
X. lie Moyne was upstairs In his
room. She could hear him tramping
up and down. and catch, occasionally
the bltter-sweet odor OF his old briax
pipe.
All the small loose ends OF her life
were gathered up--except Joe. She
would have liked 20 get that clear,
too. She wanted him to know how
she felt about &c all: TINT she liked
him as much as ever. that she did
not want 70 hurt him. But she
wanted 10 make IL clear. too. that
she knew now that she would never
marry him. She thought she would
never marry: but. II she did. 1t would
be a man doing n mans work In
the world. Her eyes turned wist-
fully TO the house across the Street.
ks lamp stiii burned overhead,
but his restless tramping about had
ceascd He must be reading--he
read a great deal. She really ought
to go to bed. A neighborhood cat
came stcalthily across the street. and
stared IN at the little balcony with
green-glowing eyes.
(Continued Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19
TO CARRY RATE SUIT
INTO HIGHEST COURT

Arguments in the fight OF the state
public service commission to prevent
the r.dlroad administration from IN
creasing strictly state switching rates
were heard before Superior Judge
John NJ. Wilson. in Olympia. Friday.
w Vaughn Tanner. former attorney
general. who has been retained by
the commission 20 fight federal inter.
ference in state rate cases. an.
nounced he will carry the legal battle
to the supreme court IL the lower
courts hold against the state.
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;$MS!!%z:1l@G{ardee@!ng!s5ssAII;;
&c. u..,.,. s2.Sx
g. ' '"''' wy '"'' ~
Medicine Chest in My Garden

/, they will have about two inches OF
space for their development. The
Trimmings make fine greens.
The spinach soil should be very
rich. usc plenty Of manure or
commercial fertilizer. This Is one
crop. at least, in which you can
make no mistake by overfertilizing.
As one row OF spinach was eaten
I planted another row OF il In
another part OF the garden and put
something else in the empty spinach
row. Rarely have ! ever planted
the same sort OF vegetable or one
closely akin to II. In row from
which that was harvested. This
helps 20 prevent garden insect at.
tacks.
More About My Garden Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19
PLAN OUTING FOR GIRLS

Seattle working girls, under the
leadership OF the War Camp Com.
munity service. will gather at the
postofiice at $50 Sunday morning for
a trip 10 the blun overlooking Lake
washington beyond the end OF the
Ravenna line. The committee plans
to have coffee. brazed bacon and
franldurtcrs prepared beside n great
bonfire on the shore OF the lake. The
girls have been notified to wear
heavy shoes and be prepared for
marching.
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ByCONDO

Browns hoy were working away
into the night boiling tho sap into
syrup.
Buster Bear growird a deep. rum
bly,. grumbly Erowi as he giared in
the direction OF that sugar house.
lie didn't dare go any nearer. So
he deliberately turned his back and
continued his hunt for pals that
were set beyond hearing distance %
that little sugar house. lie found a
lot Of them. but in none was there
enough OF that delicious sweet water
for a real honest drink.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-19
CHAPTER VII

Sidney entered the hospital as a
probationer early In August. Chris
tine was TO be married In September
to Palmer Howe. and, with Harriet
and X. in the house. she felt that she
could safely leave her mother.
The balcony outside the parlor was
already under way. on the night be
fore she went away Sidney took
chairs out there and sat with her
mother until the dew drove Anna TO
the lamp In the sewing room and
her Daily Thoughts" reading.
Sidney sat alone and viewed her
world from this now and pleasant
angle. She could see the garden and
the whitewashcd fence with its morn.
ing glorics, and at tho same time
by turning her head, Wow the VIII.
son house across the Street. She