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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-13
Basketball Notes.

In one OF the hardest fought games
of the season the Shepherdstown Col
legians went down TO defeat at the
hands Of the Martinsburg Collegians
in the 7. NJ. G. A. OF that place. At the
end of the first half Shepherdstown
led 20 TO IA From the beginning OF
he second half until its close il was
anybody's game. the final score being
81 to %. Legge led the sc<ing for
the local quint, netting the leather
seven times from the field and TOSSING
two free goals. DoOley alsp Securet
seven field goals for the MartinsburP
team. A return game will be PLAYED
here the night Of the 10th OF January
and from all indications il will be 2
fine exhibition Of basketball.
Tuesday night the Martinsburg indie
pendentS went down 10 defeat p TO 9
ihe hands OF the local Oollegians in the
tremenS hal, before a record break
ing crowd. When Referee Herr blew
his wills lie at the start there was nc
doubt as to the outcome of the conflict
The ColIegians had Melted clever
points before the Independents could
locate the basket once. This wa,
no hing less than a miracle, for the
PNhHNi'S Hdd lOuG OF the strong
Martlnsburg Collegian men in their
lineup. However, the "corner stone'
was too great, and the rest of TIN
bricks" stuck to it "like de paper or.
de vail" The game was sewed I'D ir
the first half, the score at that period
being Is TO 4. The feature of tn,
game was made by Clabaugh, who re
placed Knott at guard in the secon
half. Lodge Of the Independents had
the ball with an open shot and no
body near, when like a streak Cabauph
was on him, wrenched the ball from
him and made a snappy pass to Lepge
who Melted him the leather Thus
endeth this game, and we look forward
TO the next one with the strong Mar.
tlnsburg Collegans on our floor mex.
thursday night, January 10th. at 6
O'Clock sharp.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-13

SURE enough, the movement to
Change the capital from Charleston is
being agl,ated vigorously by those
communities which think that they will
have chance TO become State head
quarters in case the bars are thrown
down and a free-for-all fight is started
Parkersburg, just barely within the
STATE, has started its propaganda
Clarksburg, always alert and vigorous
ia started loom of no mean rropor-
tons. We shall expect to hear soon
from Sutton, which is right in the c,l-
ter of the State, while Webs .er
Springs, which would be so cntirel,
sale from attack by an enemy navy.
WI! doubtless put for.h this unanswcr-
able argument. W. shall r. ..s,p-
polnied If SlIdell BIyWG iJ-s,. rrlug
ElNIns v the trent, ana Tie charminp
Mrs. Junior Brown cou'd easily bring
kIngwood into popularity.
he Register aas been inclined to
avoid a stormy campaign ana stand
for Charleston, but we have friends
n so many other sections who want
lip that We may boost them also. A.
'st We shall be neutral ior a week or
q.
ohaFi Ston seems to be alive to the
'eceiSI.y OF self-protection, and =
movement has been started 10 raise a
million dollars with which TO buy p
h't clock of land and present it to the
State as a site for beautiful capitol
building.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-13

ALREADY President elect Harding
is beginning to realize the cares and
responsibilities and annoyances and
uphappiness that attach to the great
ONCE he is to fill. In a recent talk
he spoke of the aloofness of his
friends. the Selfishness OF supposed
friends, and the intrigue which would
divert him from the straight path in
which he desires to tread. RESISTING
the things which he knows are no,
wise or proper, he aienates his sup
PorterS, and refusing the appointment
OF unworthy men, he becomes the tar
get for their abuse. The pulling and
hauling Of tricky politicians never
ends, and hungry office-seekers and
men who have personal ends to sub.
serve give him no peace. He talks
as if he Graves the support and the
prayers of the decent people of our
country. He ought to have them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-13
l67 Acres of Limestone Land

improved by an elegant eieht-room
brlck house, fine barn, corn-crib, hog
pen, in fact every necessary outbuild
ing. Also there is a seven-room ten
ant-house. Sixteen acres are in bear
ing orchard of best of fruit and is
acres in timber. Never failing wei
OF water and abundance of cisterns
Inc farm is under good fencing. Any.
one desiring an up-to-date improved
farm VIII do well to look at this one
Tor an exceptionally fine one.
MS farm is tenantcd at present bv
l.. J. miller and he will have posses
sion until the spring of April, 1922, but
me purchaser will get the landlords
share and all interest from the farm
which Is one-half from date of sale
TEHMS:-One third cash, remainder
IN one and two years from date o.
SAFE, purchaser TO give note for defer
red Paymen secured by deed of try
upon property, but if elects will accep-
all cash.
MRS. r.. A. HAMMOND,
{. j MILLER,
MISS ANNA RUTH MILLER
j: G. X. MILLER.
J. w Dodd. Auctioneer.
Jan 6, 192l-5w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-13

The people of this couHary @ .,.r.
will heartily approve the cxcro..,.
purpose of President ,ect HARDING 10
nave simple and inexpensive inaugura
ceremonies on March 4th. when he
70 be indicted into Office Despit.
protestationS that there should be n,
unnecessary extravaganza on this oc-
caSlon, Congress was going right alone
ana appropriating money with lis usua'
recKIesSneSs- one item alone BEING for
NE erection Of sand at the Capi,or
az a cost of $4,000 which Sensto-s
ana Representatives and their friends
would occupy for a brief hour while
the President was being sworn in M
Harding himself settled the matter
Monday by writing letters to the con.
sresslonai committee and the chairman
OF the citizens inaugural commit,e.
requesting them to refrain from all ar.
necessary expense and useless demon
sFatnn. He objects to the costl,
platform, and says that he desires to
DC sworn in with simple cercm mics in
me Senate chamber. In compliance
win his reques., therefore, there viii.
pe no elaborate celebraton-no BIG,
parade on Pennsylvania Avenue. no
inaugural ball, and n fuss and
feathers
Good FOR Mr.. Harding He has saved
inc goN' inment at least a million dol
IA by his most timely and sensible
',and on this question, ana doubles
us good example will save another
million or two to private indiy.-ual,.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-13

THE rebellious and defiant liquor
dealers and their supporters, including
the booze-hois;ers who so sadly miss
their daily drains and OF course Grim
inals Of high and low degree, have or
gained what they call the Association
Against the Prohibition Amendment
They are secretly securing the sig
natures. we are told, Of men and women
who favor such a move. Why be sec
ret about ii? II il is a decent thing
why not work in the open? We suggest
that no one shall Join this association
who will be ashamed of his associates
or of the proposition, for sooner or
later their names will be made pub
lie
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-13
Thursday, January 27, 1921,
promptly at 1890 o'clock, the follow
ing nerSOnal nrOperiY:

ing pGISOHdl pIOpSlty.
Two oak beds, with springs and
mattresses. oak wash stand, walnut bed
room sui. ron bed, spring and mat
tress. SOLID walnut cradle over so
years old, oli-time cord bed. post
with acorn tops; walnut cane-seat
chair. Ga lining chairs, 3 rocking
chairs, o-i chairs, STA. antique writ
ing desk, drop-leaf table, , kitchen
taxes, kitchen safe, oll-time corner
cupboard, ) stoves, parlOr S;oVe, burns
WOOD or cJa,; kitchen range, coal OIL
stove with oven, ingram carpet, "a
yards of good rag carpet, lots of matt
ing and linoleum, churn and butter
print. tubs, waSh-board and boiler,
blinds, 4 lamps, 2 mirrors, 3 wash
bowls and pitchers, sets of dishes.
cooking utensils, spinning wheels and
reel, 5-gallon oil cans, one One-gal-
Ion oil can, lawn mower, rakes, hoes,
forks, axes, water car, buggy and har-
ness, lady's riding saddle. mans sad
die, pair andirons, 2 screen doors.
lots of window screens, and many Other
things too numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE:-A credit Of 3
months will be given on all sums of
$1,000 and over, the purchaser TO give
note with approved security, negotiable
and payable at the Farmers Bank of
Shepherdstown. No property to be re-
moved until terms OF sale are complied
with
MRS. MARY c. FURREY.
M p. Crowl, Auctioneer.
SlProOnc Elauu Clert
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-13
YOUNG BULLS FOR SALE

! nave for sale some fine Young req
iStered Shorthorn bulls from q montl
Old to Serviceable age. Will be soIt
very reasonably to a quick buver An.
ply 10 j. Frank VanMetre, Route ;
ShephcriStOwn. w Va
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-13
Map Wanted

Wanted, a good, reliable
man as salesman and colIec'o''
Apply to Singer Sewln8 ""
chine Company, HagerSto""'
Md.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-13
With fine charity Senator Suther.

With fine charity Senator Suther.
land of West Virginia comes TO the
defense of the noble coal operators o.
this State. The Senator says that the
buyers just literally forced the money
on the operators during the time
high prices, and that the operators
who stood back just chad to take the
money, though they were ashamed ia
do So"
They are evidently still being
shamed, for run-of-mine coal, literally
mixed with dirt. is still costing tho
consumer Sl0.5O in the Eastern Pan.
handle Of West Virginia.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-13
Mr.. Bi!Imyer's Serious Misfortune

We are sorry to record the serious
mistortnne that has bcfallen Archie
Bilimyer, well-known Berkeley coun-
ty resident who lives near Bedinpton
he has lost his left leg by ampu alton
me limb being taken off above the
En,e 1t will be recalled that Mr.
Biilmyer had his leg badly injured
CHRISTMAS morning when his auto.
mon turned over with him near Fall.
'ng waters. Its condition grew worse
md Gangrenc SET in. He had been
taken to the City Hospital in Martins.
ourG' and in order to prevent the
s,rread of the infection and save his
ne an operation was decided uron
ms VAS done last Sunday morning
ana the injured member was amnutl,el
Just above the knee. He is reported TO
re citing along as we'll as could he
CHE -Sied under the circumstances.
For Sale Advertising.
We would again cal the tention of
thoSe intending to have public sale 10
the tact that the Register is the rea,
advertising medium of this section. IT.
clrcula ION Is such in this and admin
ing counties that there can be do dis.
putting this fact, while the sale hiIIs
that II prints are b. far the most at
ractive. DO not he miSlcd bv fal'acious
statements about enormous circula-
tIons that do not exist. The Register
mas had MANY years experience in sale
Advertising, ami is prepared to give ito
patrons the benefit of this experience
II YOU intend to have sale we jnvitc
YOU ~ come IN and consult with us
Harry A. Downs, member of the
"egiS AZURE from Berkeley county,
'hnounces that he will introduce q Hi
providing that the order in which cir.
Gun, court terms are held in this
ludlc,al district un Ter Judge Woods he
aIierel so rs to make the term in
hefk-l"y the third one, with Morpan
hrSt ana Jefferson second. Mr.. Downs
says the move has the endorsement os
Judge Woods as we'll as of the bar as.
No'iat'on of Berkeley COUNTY The
ne mSW arrangement would give Iudpe
woods more time for a term in Perkc-
'cv county. where the work is hcovieS,
a3d would also avoid the confIic,
WhIcn comes between the federal an
circuit court terms. GIL
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-13
FARM WANTED.

wanted to hear from owner Of fam
'r good land for sale. worth the nric,
,,Ned. L. c. Jones, Box S5l, One
lost on the turnpike between Charle-
:, '"hn ana ShcNherdstown bv way e.
'.d,''."n z FlrcstoDc tire, inner ur
Ihl RIM The finder viii be reward ,.
Nv no. ing National Highway Ga.
rage, ShoFhcrGstown
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-13
PUBLIC SALE

:. The undersigned having been o..
ilged to move on account Of his dwell.
lng-house being destroyed by fire. will
sell at public sale, where he formerly
lived, Cherry Hill farm, on the Sqnty
Ridge road, two miles south of Sher.
hCrdStOWn. ON
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-13
NOTICE.

II the rogue hat stole my boat will
come to my house he can get the kew
of the lock. wv "''
WIN. H. MARTIN
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-13
Saturday, January p, 1921
beginning at 80 o'clock, the desirable
HOUSE AND LOT

on Washington street. Shepherdstown
adjoining the property of the Shep-
tcrdStown Garage. The lot fronts 72
feet on Washington street and runs
back l20 feet to an alley in the rear.
Tine house is part brick and part frame
and contains ten rooms. There is q
good well OF water in the yard Stable
courthouse and other outbuildings on
the lot.
TERMS OF third cash
on day of sale. balance in equal pay
mentS at six and twelve months the
deferred payments to he evidenced b,
notes of The purchaser, bearing interest
from date, and secured by lien on the
property.
Possession given April /. 1921.
MRS. FONROSE SIMPLIFY.
M. p CrOwl Auctioneer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-13
PUBLIC SALE.

Intending to discontinue housekeep-
ing, will have sale, at my residence,
"Rosedaie," ~ miles west of Kear-
neysville, adjoining |. ID. WANDERERS
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-13
uesday, January IS, 1921
the following personal property:
SIX HORSES AND COLTS.

SIX HORSES AND COLTS.
Clyde. bay mare, good barshare
leader Bob, sorrel horse coming four
years Old works anywhere hitched.
Bill, bay horse coming four wears old.
good strap horse. Tom, gray horse
sever. years old, works anywhere hitch.
e1. Colt coming one year old Dixie.
Hackney pony coming four wears old
safe for women or children to drive.
Is HEAD OF CATTLE.
Fourteen Of them are No. | milk
cows, testing over 5 per cent. Four Of
these cows will be fresh by day of sale
Three Holstein heifers will be fresh in
early spring One Holstein bull
&c HEAD OF SHEEP.
twenty-five blackface ewes and one
buck
Is HEAD OF HOGS.
Two sows will have pigs by day OF
sale, ba 'ance are good, thrifty ShpatS.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. &c.
Three 'wo-horse wagons and beds
one of them new Studebaker, been
used only a little; extra set of iron
wheels, rair iS-ft hay ladders, In.
ternational manure sprcader, Deerng
binder cut only 40 acres of wheat
Superior grain drill, sowed only
couple of small crops, Wood mower as
good as new, Simplex corn planted
good as new, Simplex corn planter
Oliver chilled plows, 3 sprinGtooth har-
rows. double shovel pillow, single shoy-
ell plow. pair spreaders, single, double
and thribble trees, lot of crowd sticks
? old buggies, spring wagon. hamper
and ha'f bushel measure, digging IRON
, log chains. American wire Streichef'
3 mattocks, 2 shovels. ? SCOOP shoVes,,
grain cradle and rake, new havforN ana
rope, 30 grain sacks, grindstone. cutting
thX. feed box, straw knife. straw
pul'er. 5 4-prong forks. 3 pitchtorks'
and MANY other articles too numerous
to mention.
HARNESS. &c.
Two sets breechbands, sets Of leac
gears, 6 sets plow gears. 6 collars,
brides. halters, one wagon sadaIe,
one 6-horse wagon line, 4horSe wagon
l'ne, 2 lead reins, lot OF pads set Single
harness, wagon whip, sets flvnetS' GU
One Primrose separator in running VI
der. s milk cans, one milk cooler eaI,
vanized water tank, so good iaylnk
hens, some hav by the ton, some luz
der BY the bundle
One-ha'f interest in 81 acres ct grow
ing wheat wei fortified.
TERMS OF SALE:-A credit OF 'eI
months will be given on all sums "
$40 and upward. purchaser to give ,;ty
eotiahIc note with approved s"cuII,
ravable at either bank OF ShcpHTf.o--
town. Notes to bear Interest Iso.~
date Under $40 cash. No. rropse,.
to be removed until settled f'' .,,s
10 begin at 10 o'clock A. NJ. La''"N
stands will he on hand.
n. SHACKLEfoKV'
NJ. p. Cnwl. Auctioneer
w. T McOuilkin, Clerk.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-13
Desirable Dwelling
AT PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned will offer at public
sale, in front of the Shipley Hotel, in
ShepherdstOWn, on
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-13
Is HEAD OF CATTLE.

Fourteen of them are No. milk
cows, testing over 5 per cent. Four of
these cows will be fresh by day of sale
Three Holstein hefers will be fresh in
early spring One HolStein bull
&c HEAD OF SHEEP.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-13
HEAD OF SHEEP.
Is HEAD OF HOGS.

twenty-five blackface ewes and one
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-13

Two sows will have pigs by day OF
sale, ba 'ance are good, thrifty ShpatS.
FARMING MPLENENTS. &c.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-23
Revelations of a Wife
My Heart and My Husband
By Adele Garrison
By Adele Garrison

You are sure. MadEe?" Leila
asked quaveringly.
I drew a quick breath OF relief.
The victory was won I smiled down
az the tense little face uplifted 10
mine. and forgave her the folly OF
listening 20 Rita Browns falsehoods
In my Joy that Alfred Durkee--faith-
full and loyal lover--need not suffer
the pain OF knowing how grossly
his little sweetheart had doubted his
honesty and love.
las sure as I am that you need a
switching more than any bad child
II know" 7 answered whimsically.
You will come 20 me yourself when
the two years are up. and say hum
bly,, You were right, on, gracious
cage! I thank you fer your wis
dom" You little goose!" I added
tenderly. as her lips quicl:oned into
smile, while the tears were yet or
her lashes mo wonder ALI adores
you. You arc the prettiest thing
But you need a littlo beauty treat
ment just now, so lie down while !
prescribe for you"
pushed her back on her pillows,
replenishing the basin of cool water
on the chair by her bed. and put
some small towels over the back OF
the chair.
Now" said, practically. wiring
ing out one OF the towels. and lay
ing it across her eyelids. "as soon as
that gets warm wiring out another
and apply it. There's more cool water
in the pitcher over there if you
need it, but you won't. This treat
ment will Danish the tear marks
from your face, and l will be back
soon with some tea and-things. ]
don't want TO see the sign of tear
when 1 return"
l went swiftly out Of the room.
AS 1 descended the stairs, heard
the ring Of the telephone. With the
feeling that il might be for me, ]
hesitated, and the next second
heard Mrs. Luken's voice:
Mrs. Graham? l think she is
in the house now. I'll call her"
pushed open still farther the
dining room door. already ajar, and
spoke quickly:
Il couldn't help hearing my name
1 was on the stairs. Thank you SC
much for taking the call.
you are very welcome" she re-
piled very conventionally, but her
smile as she relinquished the tele-
phone was anything hut perfume.
tory. realized again that for some
reason or other Mrs. Lukens genu-
| inely liked me.
1t was Edith's voice again over
the telephone. and there was a
tenseness underneath its common
place inquiry which I understood
and prepared 10 answer.
Il have a message for you and
| Leila" she said. ION her way
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-23

over here Rita stopped AZ the tele-
graph Office 10 send a wire. and
found a message there which de-
mands her presence in New York
immediately. She viii be compelled
20 miss the wedding, and won't even
have time TO see you or Leila again.
She asked me TO remember her par
ticulsrly 20 you. and 20 tell you TO
be sure she would never forget all
your kindness 10 her, ard would
wait for an opportunity 70 pay IL
in full"
NJ shivered involntarily as she fin
ished. for 1 knew only too well what
the ironical message meant. fully
realizing what a formidable enemy
Rita Brown could be 20 any one. /
wondered how much Edith Fairfax
guessed Of the real meaning OF the
words she had just repeated. Her
next words betrayed her nervous
worry.
isn't Leila coming home pretty
soon?" she asked. Alfred tele-
phoned a while ago. and was so dis
appointed to find her QVt. He said
as long as che wasn't here, he and
your husband" she hesitated peE
ceptibly over the word, would stay
and play a few holes OF golf. He is
to telephone again in a half hour. ."
made a sudden, quick resolve.
Send him over here after her
when he telephones" I said quickly.
"And-don't worry over anything.
hi ro &c oh al rrrf1T
tell you all about 1t when she comes
! home"
Thank you" she said gratefully.
Good by" and the receiver clicked
upon it's hook.
For foolish second or two
stood tormenting myself with the
remembrances of the way she had
| hesitated over my husbands name.
! 1t was the same hesitation which
Dicky always experiences in speak
| ing OF her, and l have never been
able TO determine whether it means
a consciousness of his thoughts
dwelling too much upon Edith, or a
suspicion Of my jealous feeling to-
ward the Virginia girl
In another minute, however,
| had reused myself and hurried to-
ward the cottage kitchen. BY dint
81 much tactful urging, the imper-
| turbable Mandy was induced 70
hurry a trife, and I soon returned
TO Leila with attempting little tea. I
found her religiously following my
instructions concerning the wet
towels, and I smiled with approval
at the results.
Now. you're a nice-looking lady
again." 1 said cheerily. When
you've eaten every crumb OF this,
I'll make you pretty 10 receibe a
nice-looking gentleman who is COM
| ing TO take you home
(TO BE CONTINUED
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-23
Society


The annual banquet ~ the Mary
Ann club OF the Studebaker corpora
ton Will be Distinguished this year
By the presence OF Mrs. Percy v.
Ponnybacker. former resident Of tho
National Federation Of Women's
clubs. The dinner will be served
Monday evening a. 7 o'clock IN the
administration building.
The Married schoo:-Men's club
cOmplimented 1heir wives with an
outing Saturday az s. Joseph,
Sf.ch. The party left South Bend
a: 1890 O'Clock and a. noon a fish
dinner was served 20 100 members
and guests az tho Hotel Whitcomb.
Stunts were q feature OF the after
noon IN the American Legion hall.
In celebration OF tho birthday an
niversary OF her little daughter.
Carol Louise. Mrs. Warren II. Mil
Ter. s24 Z. Jefferson blvd. enter
tained IS small guests Saturday aft
ernoon from until o'clock.
Miss Gertrude Saroger viii act as
host ess 20 the members OF the grad
usting class Of the ST. Joseph's
academy at a party 20 be given on
May IS In the pink parlor Of the
Oliver hotel.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-23
Confessions OF A Husband!
The Mans Side of Married Life

debated whether or not to take a
taxi and had decided they would be
insulted IL I made them ride in the
subway with all their grips.
Il don't ordinarily ride in taxis. 4"
said. Il took one tonight because
/ thought you would appreciate il.
I'm sorry II 1 was mistaken"
"Humph." My mother I'm law s
bead-like eyes regarded me intent
~. Then 1 noticed they were fas-
tened upon the flower in my button
hole. 1t was a cornfiower from the
bunch that Talbot. the bookkeeper.
had brought in from his garden that
morning.
you're still as much OF a dude
as ever" she sneered.
I'm sorry if things here don't
suit YOU" L said. my rising anger
getting the better OF me. LAS 1 re-
member It. there is an excellent
train which leaves here at 1910 to-
night. Or. If you prefer TO stay over
until morning. there Is one at 1904
that will take you home"
The next second 1 was sorry I had
played into their hands by losing
my temper
(To Be Continued.)