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CLARENDON. VA. 20 STRICKLER
ave.Just completed: 2l3 blocks from
station: splendid neighbOrhood; beau
tiful new modern home; six rooms.
bath and reception hall. large light
basement. stationary tubs. hardwood
floors. linen closet, gas and electricity:
large front and rear porches and
sleeping porch; metal roof, well gut
tered; best construction and finish
throughout. Lot 64x125 It. Reasonable
price and terms arranged. Inquire Of
J. W. KILGORE. Builder and Owner,
c05 8. Clarendon ave., Clarendon. Va.
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Price, $1,000.

P0MONKEY. CHARLES COUNTY. MD.-l41
acres, one mile from Marshall Hall summer
resort; good investment. Call Mrs. ANNA G..
HENNINGS, 828 Pa. ave. s.e., Washineton,
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COUNTRY ESTATES.
PRODUCTIVE FARMS.
ORCHARD PROPERTIES.
TIMBER TRACTS
WATER FRONT PRoPERrI.s.
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA.
Acreages from to 1000.
Prices, $500 to $500. 900.
JOHN ". THOMPSON 4 GO.
-Incorporate0-
sN 18th 0TREBT.
Washington. d. O.
Phone Main 1l17.
FARMS. MONTGOMERY COUNTY. RICH
soil high altitude oiled and macadam roads.
25 acres, improved. fruit. $12, 500
so acres. improved. fruit. t..............S1 .S1a. 600
so acres. improved. fruit ............ SIC. 600
1so acres. improved, fruit it......$8 $50 600
Also small acreage tracts. Ga. ave. extended.
II. NJ. MARTIN, 7S4 18th st. NV.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE (COntfnuedl
PARK HOMES

TAKOMA PARK HOMES.
At last, good hollow tile, Groom house Srs ~
price decidedly reasonable. with good termo: e,
we have l2 Of these for you to select irom onn
bungalow or house. Also rooms, si s.i,,i
ss 900; tSss EOons :s SS C,assy You viii
be surprised at this rare value. Come OUT n.t anu
see them. Several fine old houses Fo1est 81
shade. large lots: eonveniently locateo; md
with aa:l42 %. +. One :Hu.rs from n,c ea n eI
TAKoMA PARK REALTY co..
h Col 15OS. Takoma Park, U: u
oENTLEMAN's COUNTRY HOME AND VERY
productive farm. 2s5 acres. II miles from tne
White House; modern 12room dweihne'
will inspect the wheat (about 100 acresl hom e"~
growing. nearly 5000 lbs. Of tobacco ana ooo
to TOO bbls Of corn and numerous otner crops
you will agree that the price, $SO.OOO - very
reasonable. Will sell including the wneat anu
other crops. stocks and equipment II DESIRED
Might consider equitable exchange.
THE HOUSE IN THE OAKS.
Would you like to have q home In grove
Well built bungalow; very large living IooH'
den. 3 sleeping rooms, dining room ana Kltcheh
first floor; 3 bedrooms and large storeroomm m
in attic; large porch; hot-air heat; spendIo
water; about 8 acres Of beautiful oaks; good
garden all planted; about 100 fruit trees; X; H.
station on property; near pike and trolley
Price. $s. 500. Photos at our ONCE.
CherrydaIe, Va; good 7-room bungalow
bath; hot-water heat: gas range. elec. motol, T.
trolley; $6.3
Clarendon. Va; s-room and bath modern
house; lot 10Oxl00; fruit. chicken house. Price,
$780,
Farms and suburban homes from $500 to
$50, 600. Consult our farm department.
VIM. Fl. SAUNDERS 4 CO.,
SO7 18th st NV Southern building.
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CHILDREN CAN HELP YOU PAY FOR THIS
place by picking the berries from 800 bearing
raspberry and blackberry bushes. strawberries.
gooseberries and currants. also gathering fruit
from 20 apple and peach trees. and get the ben
eft Of fresh air and sunshine. remarkable
bargain in Mclean. Va. within three squares
ton. Property consists Of well built Groom
house. bathroom, stationary washtubs. with
water system ready for electric pump installa-
house and four acres Of good rich soil. having
a frontage Of 800 feet on the main street in
Mclean, Va. and thereby possesses great value
or chickens. and when fully developed this prop
erty can support a family Property well worth
81. 800 Will be sold this week to quick pur-
| chaser for $4,000; s. 900 cash and balance In
semi-annual or annual payments. Place can be
shown at any time by appointment. L. C..
WITKOWSkI. Mclean, Va, or 600 F st. NV.
Phone Main 3715.
A WELL BUILT 4-ROOM BUNGALOW;
acre Of land. in beautiful Mclean. Va; 10
bearing fruit trees, grape arbor; electric lights
available; high-class. congenial community.
with many advantages. Property three SQUARES
from Ingleside station. on the Warrington and
Old Dominion r. R., leaving 36th and M SITS.
NV; Communication. $5,O1 per month. A bar
gain for 50 200; 81, 600 cash. L. C. WITKOW-
SKI. Mclean. Va. or 600 F st. NV. Main s7l9.
TWO NEW BUNGALOWS, READY JUNE IS.
Fairfax. Va; and rooms, Anil; II block
cars; from to 5 acres ground; easy terms.
bhOOhS q 6Ahh, 611II&x, VI. Iuouc ~.
BY OWNER-FIVE-ROOM HOUSE AND
bath; half acre Of land; located at Harrison
station, on Great Falls car line; 6hc car rare
and l5-minute ride into Washington; % feet OF
porch; metal shingle roofing; garden out; nne
water; reasonable terms. Apply to s. Z. BUM
GARNER. Harrison station.
s ACRES; I LARGE ROOMS. HALLS. BATH.
cellar. porches. electricity. laundry tubs, lawn.
growing garden. cherries, apples. grapes. cur.
rants berries. barn, poultry house; electric sta
tion 300 yards Washington miles: $500;
terms. JOSEPH BERRY. Vienna. Va.
BY THE OWNER-A SUBURBAN RESI-
dence; brick house; II rooms and bath. large
cellar. furnace heat, electric light and teie-
stable. chicken house, fruit trees. Beaatiful
river view hne road In DC. No dealers
Address Box 302-K. Star ONCE. 81
BEAUTIFUL NEW BUNGALOWS LARGE
rooms, bath, furnace heat, electric lights. run
ming water and large lots. Price, y. zoo
81. 200 cash, balance $50 q month. c. l. Will
LlAMS Al Baef ave-. CherrZdale, We: 30-
10 WALNUT ST., CLARENDON. vA.-EIGHT
rooms and bath; Ami; bungalow type; garage
in cellar for two cars large closets and porches;
must be seen to be appreciated. Owner and
builder premises all day every Sunday.
Will be completed within so days. Address
Boz S21-k, Star office. 8Os
1850 FIT. GROUND IN AMERICAN UNI
versity Park, d. C.-Sewer. electricity. fruit
trees. chicken run. hrge barn and garage;
suitable for summer shack or to remodel into
bungalow. $1.50O. less for cash. Cleveland
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BROOKLAND

Two nne Louses in Brookland for sale
worth the money. Call North 1914 or call at
1912 Newton st. Brookland:- 8Os
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ATTRACTIVE E1GHT-ROOM HOUSE. BEAU.
dfully planted grounds. 6Oxl42; one block nortn
Of r. 1. ave-: dne view; electricity, gas. fur
mace. concrete cellar. Low price for quick sale.
2114 Kearney ne. 8Os
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SALE OR EXCHANGE-24
acres, unimproved, Alta Vista,
Md; 6 miles out; beautifully
wooded; high, healthy, fine view.
Phone w. 2O55. 31*
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Beautiful Bungalow in West
Chevy Chase, D. c. Real

Exceptionally we'll located on 42nd st. neae
Ingomar. New; detached; large rooms anil
tiled bath. Hot-water heat. Hardwood finish
Oak floors. Large open fireplace. Laundry
tubs. gas and electricity. Colonial front porch
and sleeping porch. Lot 50x105 to paved aIlsy.
High elevation. Excellent surroundings. Price.
q, $50; 1000 cash, balance easy monthly pay
ments. Inspect No. H210 42nd Ut. Open Sun.
day and Monday. HIGBIE 4 RICHARDSON.
1904 Ut. NV
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CLARENDON, Vas fine
lots, $250.OO each; excellent
building site in Washington's
nearest suburb.
GEO. H. RUCKER & CO.,
Alexandria Co. c. H. and
Clarendon, Va. 31*
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE (Coutanued)

FOH SALE (C0nttnuedD
A BEAUTIFUL LOT A SHORT DIsTANCE
from Chevy Chase Circle, near Rittenhouse st.,
47x1e0: Price. 25c 50. #. Terms. Address
Boz 2so-K. Star ofhce. 80.
IN SILVER SPRING. MD.-FINE S-ROON
and bath house, cellar and attic, furnace heat.
fine bearing orchard. Owner leaving win sacri.
ice. Price. $500. J. LEVIN. Thayer ave. 80.
FOR sALE-Bf OWNER. AT VINSON STA.
20 min. from 10Th and Pa. ave-. Falls Church
as two. family apt or large house with two
baths; immediate possession for cash. s21 30.
Beach Ct. 30s
Three Bargains in Clarendon.
5-room bungalow. ami. s., ,oO0
9 rooms. new: ami. ................. 7.500
C.l g Marion ave Rossiyn es..FF-s. 81.
8 ROOMS-CLARENDON.
Price reduced from $1,000 to $3.50 for imme,
from 18th and Pa. ave-. cool porches, breakfast
porch and summer kitchen; barn has been rent
! ed as garage for 2 cars: 81 900 down; $50
endon. Phone Rossyn 83-F-8. 81
S-ROOM FRAME HOUSE. GOOD WELL.
y mile Of Southern Ry. station; miles from
5000. bargain E. G. BGRs1Tr. u RIFT ds: Faif:
fax. Va. 81
FOR sALE-BEAUTIFUL MAPLE CREST,
acres; 7-room house concrete cellar; furnace
porches 9 outbuildings. everything in fret
class condition; fruit large lawn shrubbery
good timber. Price. S12. 900. or will exchange
FOR a city home. Address ]. II. w. SCHMIDT.
Bureau of Pensions. 8Os
semi bungalow; electricity: instantaneous wa.
ter heater; slate roof; garage; porches shade
fruit; near cars and stores most attractive
Inspect today. 1911 22nd st. ne. Phi. N. 1910.
30'
SALE OR EXCHANGE-24
acres, unimproved, Alta Vista,
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PROPOSALS.

posals for purchase Of same should be ad-
dressed to Custodian. Of salvaged Property.
United States Housing Corporation. Homer
eleven o'clock. Tuesday. June Z. 1890:
my20, ,SO,jel
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1MMaD1Arp pesspss1oN-MuoH LESS
than real value; modern house; II miles from
atfes, tenant house. pigpen. bearing fruit trees.
fertile garden. pasture; house. rooms cellar,
8 baths, steam heat. artesian well water
Call Caretaker Sandy Spring 4-F-14. Further
information, A. B. MULLETT. Union Trust
bldg.
1e-ACRE SUBURBAN FARM HOME, ONE
half mile Herndon station; new stueco dwell
ing, sr, bath. vapor heat; all necessary out
buildings; low commutation rate. Price for
quick sale, &, 600.
133-acre farm. two miles Herndon. one mile
trolley station; So acres valuable timber. bal
ample fruit, new dwelling, large rooms; con-
crete cellar. large barn and all necessary out
buildings in good condition. bargain at
big list Just out. BUELL. FARM AGENCY.
Herndon, Va. SOs
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BUNGALOW BY OWNER.
LEAVING CITY.

E rooms, bath, sleeping porch,
20 fest Of SIT. wide porch.
HOT-WATER HEAT AND ELEC. LIGHT.
Sewerage, shade. shrubbery.
Small and large fruit in abundance; in nne
Lot 15Ox25O.
GARAGE. HENNERY. ETC.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION,
PRICE REASONABLE.
Phone Woodside 11-R.
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PROPERTY MANAGEMENT DESIRED. MAN
haitian, Brooklyn and vicinity; thorough care
ful attention: salary commission; references
Speciality Service Co.. 1852 Broadway. n. 7
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NEAR FALLS CHURCH. VA.-3A ACRES O
land: 10 minutes from station. CHAS. NJ Nc
CONVEY, East Falls Church. Va.
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200 ACRES. WITH GROOM TENANT HOUSE
5-room bungalow. outbuildinGs. stock and i'm
pisments, and all furniture for bungalow; bor
ders Chesapeake bay for over mile: splendid
bathing, grabbing and fishing; IS miles from
Washington: miles of state road; for quick
sale; only 81, 500; half cash. Address Box i90-K
star ofice.
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DANDY 25-AcRD FARM-AvENBL. MD
Lots Of fruit, 3-room bungalow. ane shade
high and healthy. Only s., 600. Good auto road
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY, 215 NV. F. 2702
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SAYS U. S. NOT
NICE TO Them
laps Grossly Misunderstood
Ayers Oriental Here

That Japan In friendly 10 the
United States and that Nippon IL
grossly misunderstood. were only
two OF dozen statements made In
Seattle by Knzuyc shoda. Japanese
secretary OF finance In the Teruchi
cabinet, who wis scheduled 10 eail
for the Orient ON the Eastern Maru
Tuesday.
shods declared the United States
was unnecessarily looking with
alarm upon both Japans armament
and her immigration. He said that
Japan was not preparing for war.
but was merely building battleships
70 give har people something "a do.
AZ for the ingrenr OF her peoples.
ahoda called attention 10 the fact
that there were 30.o0o.00o Germans
and their dcscendents In this coun.
try al the time OF the war. and yet
everything went along quite smooth.
~.
80 you can readily see that few
THOUSAND Japanese here do not con.
stltut. a menace" he blandly con.
unued.
Shoda declared that the best PEG.
pie were nice TO the JapA lie also
objected To the methods OF treatment
accorded visiting oricntais. Tho
only country In the world. he put IL,
where difficulties were placed In
their way.
shoda In travelling with q body Of
Japanese business men.
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GIRL AIDS
IN HoLDUP
DOWNTOWN
Pretty Maid Of 20 Takes
Part In Daring Street
Robbery

Wnne on sidewalks half . block
louay . night throng OF thousands
owesd back and forth. = girl rob
~ and man accomplish held up q.
r. Rogers. iss7 Terry ave, Monday
n1ghe, robbed him Of tiso and es-
enpe6 before police could even set
, u1nrted on their trail. The robbery
. oncurTod u the entrances Of the
/ nooecA a. alley between Third and
Xourth ayes.
Meanwhile. . block distant. IN the
Dreknhlre hotel. 1910 Second ave.
- 0underson was being slugxcd
~ two couviviai thugs who iuted
~ into their room on the promise
- supply whisky.
p1DuElsSaAN ARRESTED
oUrPHCfED or ROBBERY
Dutsc<ivvs r. q. Montgomery and
1aDen ofBrien arrested r. johnson.
ri fisherman. and accused him OF
oo1ns ons Of the men who robbed
Oon6efson. A watch. alleged to
hoxe been identified by Gunderson.
- o<Ss.ss were found On johnson.
Another rohber suspect was held
r. ths city jail Tuesday. He is IL.
~ Huffman. arrested by police who
<nnsod two robbers who held up T.
~ spencer In the entrance Of the
1phe hotel. lei Main ss.. and rob
~ HIN Of e<s.
~ Uirl bandit did the actual
I &oek u robbery while her man com
1nn1oa held . gun on him. Rogers
. 80 The customary -hAnds up"
nmand was given.
Xhen she had located Rogers
voDet the girl fled down the alley.
IouUd BY tho man. They were
0ncuoetAbly dressed and mingled In
~ utoeWaIk crowd. detectives be-
oRo. The girl bandit y about 20
2nss ~ with DART hair and eyes
- Wors blue hat and gray coat.
3ho two men who slugged him
Gvuglooked t7eo he had IN another
Dopkee 0underson said TO police.
~ invited him to the room to
n0Nu = drink. made good. then
(ncko1 him on the jaw. knocking
- unconscious. he declared
Wnen ~ awoks the men and
- wHs missing. Gunderson lives
- ~ Paramount hotel 1907 First
-
Gpencur cried for help when two
- heId him at the point OF a
On, Policemen gave chase to two
u1Ga Who md from the scene. and
orHogtpd Huffman Altho Spencer
1lane1llss Huffman ~ one OF the
Gr11eFu, only - was found In the
ooonso1 rams pocketA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-05
San FRANCISCO
IN LIQUOR ROW
!C1dy Dry Director and Off,
cial at Outs

IAN FRANCISCO. Oct. s.
xhtne. have happened in San Fran
Gloro since Mrs. Glad Kimbarl War.
turton was named prohibition direc-
~.
A. result he air has been filled
With yelled and unveiled charges Of
ovesything from Illegal removal Of
uQuoe from bonded warehouses to
az)egsd playing Of politics.
- the middle Of Il all, Mira War
ouFton continued To sit tight today.
1he trouble started when. after .
unn had been arrested for an al
lnUod attempt to bride an enforce
nont officer. Collector Of Internal
Ievsnue Justus wardeu ordered
Unot IN permits 10 remove liquor
1Som bonded warehouses must pass
onru hls banda
m latest deveIopments ara:
An announcement by United
Ates Attorney Frank Silva that he
leends to have the federal grand
1ury probe the prohibition enforce
lent question.
An announcement by Mra War.
Barton that she had telegraphed to
Washington charges that Wardeil
- playing politics"
MrM Warburton claims that she
be11eves some one is trying to make
= goat" out Of her.
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porch
Tho wnii-cycd thingr' exclaimed
Miss Darlington. with asperity.
why. Tom Bcedle onee-say. you
folks. excuse me whilc-this Ia an
old friend OF mine--Mr.-what was
III Yes. Mr.. Summers Gold
stein. Mr.. Ricketts,. Mr.. - oh.
what's yoursy Johnny II do
come on over here and tell me some
more"
She swept him 20 an isolated Ia.
bio In corner, Herr Goidstein
shrugged his fat shoulders and beck.
oned to the walter. The newspaper
man frightened little and men.
toned absintho. The youth with
parted hair was plunged into mslan.
choly. Tho guests OF the rathskeller
laughed. ciinkcd glasses and enjoyed
the comedy that Posie Darlington
was treating them To after her rcgu.
lar pcrformane A few cynical ones
whispered press agent" and smiled
wisely.
Posis Darlington laid her dimpled
and desirable chin upon her hands.
and forgot her audience faculty
that had won her iaureis for her.
II don't seem 20 rocoIlect any Bin
Summers" sho said. thoughtfuiiy
gazing into the innocent blue eyes Of
the rustic young man. But I know
the Summcrses. all right guess
there amt many changes In the. old
town. You see any Of my folks
iateiyr"
And then Highsmith played his
trump. The part Of "Soi Haytosscr''
called for pathos an well AZ comedy.
Miss Darlington should see that he
could do that as well.
Niles rosie." said Btil Summers.
II was up 10 your foik~scs house
list two or three days ago. No.
there amt many changes 10 speak
Of Tho lilac bush BY the kitchen
window 10 over a foot higher. and
the elm In the front yard died and
had to bo cut down. And yet n
don't seem tho same place that :,
used TO be-"
''How's maj" asked Miss CARING.
ton.
she WINS setsin' By the front door.
crocheting q iamp-mat when I saw
her last" said BilI. shes oider'n
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Wakes Up to Learn
That She's Married

Gladys Frances Montgomery. for
merry OF olympia. has awakened ruf'
ficiently 10 apply for an annuiment
Of her marriage.
Bhe was wed, she alleges. TO Frank
Herbert Montgomery In the capital
city May 20 while afflicted with sleep.
Ing sickness. but hasn't lived with
her husband since.
Che s seeking restoration Of her
maiden name. Gladys y. Ross.
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Schiff's Will Gives
Much to Charity

NEW YORK. Oct b.--The VIII OF
the late Jacob IL. SchifY. Jewish mil
iionaire and philanthropist. gave ti,'
sec. 900 to charity. mostly 10 Jewish
Institutions on New York's East
Side.
The exact amount Of the schir for
tune was not made known In the
viii, aitho friends have estimated u
Mt around $40 200. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-05
FRANZ BOPP TO
GAIN RELEASE
Former German Consul
Violated Neutrality

LEAvENwoRTH. Kan. Oct. s.
Franz Bopp. former German consul
general at San Francisco. and Eek.
hart H Won Setback, former vice
consul general. will be released in
: few days. according to a report
here today which said an order for
heir paroles has been issued at
Washington. Warden Anderson adj
0itted he had received word that
the parole was on the way.
Bopp and hts aides were found
guilty by trial in 1917 Of violating
United States neutrality laws. They
appealed, but before the appeal
eOuid be heard the United States
entered the war and they were
1nterned.
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: =: 0. HENRY STORY s s;s"
Starts On
PAT l

she wns. Miss Posie. But everything
In the house looked Jest the same.
Your ma asked me TO set down.
Don't touch that willow rocker.
william says she. IL amt been
moved since Posic left: and that's
the apron she was hemmin'. layin'
over the arm pf II. jist as she flung
II. I'm In hopes. she goes on. that
Posie'i finish runnin' out that hem
some day"
Misc Darlington beckoned percmp.
torily to waiter.
"a pint OF extra dry" she ordered.
briefly. 'and give the check TO Gold
stein.
"Ths sun was shinin' In the door, .
went on the chronioler from Gran
berry. land your ma was settin'
right init. asked her II she hadn't
better move back little. William.
says she. when get sot down and
iookin' down the road. can't bear
to move. Never a day says she.
but what I SGT here every minute
that I can spare and watch over
them palms for Posic. She went
away down that road In the night.
for We seen her little shoe tracks In
the dust. and somethin' tells ms
she'll come back that way ag'in
when she's weary OF the world and
begins to think about her old
mother
when was comm away" con.
cludcd Bill. II pulled this off'n the
bush by the front steps. I thought
maybe I might see you In the city.
and ! knowed you'd like somethin'
from the old home"
lie took from mia coat pocket a
rore--a dropping, yellow. velvet.
odorous rose. that hung its head In
the foul atmosphere OF that tainted
rathskeiler like a virgin bowling be
fore the hot breath OF tho lions in a
Roman arena
Miss carrington's penetrating bu,
musical laugh ros. above the orches
tra's rendering of "Bluebeiis"
-oh. sayr' she cried. with glec.
"ain't thoss poky places tho limit
just know that two hours At Gran.
berry Corners would give me the
horrors now. Well. I'm awful glad
TO hSse seen you. Mr.. Summers.
guess I'll hustle around 10 the hotel
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~~~~~--~~>-~~~s~-~~-~~~~~r-~~
now and get my beauty sleep"
She thrust tho yellow rose Into
the bosom OF her wonderful. dainty.
sllken garments. stood up and
nodded imperiously at Herr Gold
stein.
Her three compa mons ana Bill
Summers attended her to her cab.
When her flounccs and streamers
were all safely tucked inside she
daxxied them with su rcvoirs from
her shining eyes and teeth.
Come around TO the hotel and
sec me. Bill. before you leave the
city" she called m the giittering
cab rolled away.
Highsmith. still In his makeup.
went with Herr 0oidsteln TO = cafe
booth.
Bright idea. chr" asked the smil.
ing actor. Ought TO land sol Hay.
tosscr' for me. don't you think1 The
little lady never once tumbied."
II didn't hear your conversation. +"
said Goidsteln. but your makeup
and acting was o. X. Here's 10
your success. You'd better call on
Miss Darlington early tomorrow and
strike her for the part ! don't see
how she can keep from being salts.
fled with your exhibition Of ability"
Al ifs3 a. IN. on the next day
Hlghsmith. handsome. dressed In the
latest mode. confident. with n fuch.
sia In his but,onhoie. sent up his
card 10 Miss Darlington Mt her select
apartment hotel
lie was shown up and received by
the actress French maid.
~ arm sorrec.- said Mile. Hortense.
hut ! am TO say this 10 all. II In
with great regret. Mecs Darlington
have cancelled all engagements on
the stage end have returned 10 live
in thst--how YOU call that town
cranberrec Cornairer'
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with parted hair swallowed an olive
seed.
Exquisiteiy and irreproarhahly
rural was the new entry. A iank.
disconnected. hcsitating young man
Il was. flaxen.haired. gaping Of
mouth. awkward. stricken To misery
by the lights aud company. His
clothing was butternut. with bright
biue.striped tic. showing four inches
of hony wrist and white. socked
ankle. He upset a chair. sat In an.
other one. curled a foot around a
table leg and cringed at the mp.
proach OF waiter.
"you may fetch me glass Of
lager beer" he said. IN response 10
the discreet questioning OF the servi'
tor.
The eyes Of the rathskelicr were
upon him. He was an fresh as y
collard and as Ingenious as a hay
rake. He let his eye rove about
the place as one who regards. big.
eyed. hogs In the potato patch. His
gaze rested at length upon Miss Car.
rinUon- He rose and went TO her
table with . lateral. shining smiie
and a blush Of pleased trepidation.
How're W. Miss PosicY" no said
in accents not to be doubted. "pon't
80 remember me--Blll Summers
the Summaries that lived back Of
the blacksmith shopf reckon I've
growed up some since 20 left Gran.
berry Corners.
Liza Perry lowed I might see ye
In the city while I was there. You
know. Liza married Benny stAnficid.
and she says"
~Ah. sayr' interrupted Miss Car.
rtngton. brightly. -.f.ire Perry Is
never married-whAu Oh. the freck.
lee Of herr
Married In June" Erinned the
gossip. land Twin Ia the old ratum
Place. Ham Riley perfessed religion:
old Mrs. Biithcrs sold her place 10
cap'n spooner: the youngest Waters
giri run away with a music teacher:
the courthouse burned up last
March: your uncle Wiley was elect,
ed constable; Matilda Hoskins died
from runnin' . needle In her hand.
and Tom Beedis " courtin' saIiie
Lathrop.they say he don't miss .
night but what hos sctfin' on their