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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
Personals

'TSDnhiS
NJ 0 n D A Y, August |,
marks the beginning of
our special summer sale
of Corsets and Bras
sleres. No greater bar
gains ever offered in
Richmond. The Corset
Shop, 317 N. Fifth St.,
Mrs. A. J. Pyle, prop.
WAITED som" good married couple To
.hd worry healthy; rhe only r"9u. P.u
m"nt !, thar person taking this baby
l,oN F az. care The Dispatch.
Lost ami Found 10
COAT Lost, from the / O'Clock west
p @TEi cro.siSr frn r%in' , near 5ishiSmt
h.g;s GOAT. Reward. Can Madison
HARNESS stolen from Strawberry Hin
Farm LAZY -, two sets OF buggy hnr.
Hes- Any information Leading to re-
I'F'S II E Ian1 Mi s b. literally reward
HOUND Lost, straycd or stolen from my
pas, hg,wasn Midlothian and iiaiLsbofo
Il. 30 !n,m,,s S"S hni,n Va. on Friday.
tom months old. yellow and white in.
a wi%.to n,s M SqRpy M be paid
- American National Bank Rich.
mpui, Ma.
lANALLiEHE in shape OF parrot. set
with blue. red aud green stones so,nc
whcr" between r y. MiIlcr's Drug Stnr.
,,,a. Hsne e,olo Ap"rsm,n' Was II Thal;
Shepherds Liberal reward II returned
10 Mrs. y; y Nelson. Hanover Apart
LgPSSIELn iii, pin on Fulton Hanilst sun
R1%y SSh''i Rn nlsnig 10 s9ekro" rhur@da'
LOST saturday morning on Broad Street.
lH'Hase. containing lac" from ThaIhi
u"r-. with name Ethel Mos.lcy 3oi
MgI," ''a ,hnyS d On ,haFs" ticket Re
LOST ~ stole" f"maic setter pun, 6 weeks
old. purr "a. except lemon ears Re
mnFa tor rstnrn or Information lead
Hanover Avenue.
MONEY Lost: Friday. afternoon between
M NH =, and ,oI mrona and Laurel and GRACE
al Fea@ifiiy fS MHiua R's i,Gs. rs anG
PIN Lost, diamond and
platinum bar pin, about 8
or $3.50 o'clock Saturday
morning on Allison St..
between Monument and
Park Avenues, or on
Park Avenue between
Allison Street and Davis
Avenue, OF on Monument
Avenue, between Davis
Avenue and Meadow
Street. Finder please
return to 2037 Monu-
ment Avenue and receive
liberal reward.
PuRSE-Iost. small black leather folder. !
containing sS7. between Miller " Rhoads
and Seventh and Broad Call Madison
S5j2 Liberal reward.
ATIT0t{0RII
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CHEF, COOK. coiored. wants position.
Reference. out OF town considor,d
Senior. S23 No;th Twenty ninth Street
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A1IoMoBiLE mechanics are always in
uefldnd. Enroll now in the LARGEST and
best equipped automobiIe and tractor
school In the En~t Write for free cata.
ios. Pctz Automotirc School. - North
Twent eth STREE. Philadelphia Pa
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y FREEDMAN.
Tailoring and Pressing

FOR next ; days will OFFER for sale all
s'O ana &I5 nrst-class tailor made st,its
Tor ladies and gentlemen 355
Sturman 500 East Main Street Ph,n.
RAIN cOATS-Madc to measure fro,n a..
10 ,|ou. guaranteed water proof: ladies'
ana S"nt!c;ntI's. .:all Randolph oDtI
or 5OL East Main 81 .ect. J. J.. Sturm.n
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FORDSON TRACTORS
(rebuilt), guaranteed in
tlrst-class m ech anic a |
con dition. Bargain
prices; terms. Universal
Motor Co., Inc, 1912 w.
Broad ST., Richmond. Va.
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CLERkS-Mcn over IL wanted for mail
service. railway mail. post Office. Sal
AIRY f.t00-fl,s00 Experience unncces-
sary. Writ. Cor free particulars about
positions and examinations. Columbia
school Of civil Service, go Pope Bldg.
Washington. II. {.
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THE TROPICAL PAINT e. OIL CO..
Cleveland. Ohio.

WANTED. two statesmen who can produce.
Chevrolet Motor Co. as West Broad
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AUTOMOBILES

Z. Automobiles for Sale II
BATTERY sERVfCE-see IJneeda 1at,erv
Co. sos e. Main 81. Randolph 1868
CHALMERS Roadster: good condition.
pr. Brown Third and Clay Streets
CHANDLER ROADSTER for sale: now
tires; new top; excellent condition Jef.
ferson Garage. II West Main Street,
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Notwithstanding

WALL. PAPEk-For irst-class work a,
lowest prices. call r. j. Mckittrick
BouI"Fafd 1861. All work guaranteed
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b0oTELAck wanted "a; Drew's. as L
Main Street.
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Help Wunted-NIaIe

ASSISTANT AUDITORS. Salary $3.50
'a''i" lncom" tax unit. Internal r.vo.
nn"; travelling and resident. Write for
ton u q - .'
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" ''.'' "V."Ilt MS oN"r IT you want
rear money. 800 week IL Mccrarv's
record lie made s5.2iS last year Rove
cleared sS76 in one months spare time
largest company OF its kind In America
our average profit 81 per order. We
iurhish equipment, tell you where Ia
go. what 10 say and how 10 make hiE
money MI you do Is call on our GUS
toners and take their orders for rain
coats. Big. permanent proposition Spare
Tim" or full time No capital required
Write quick for offer that will put you
on the road 20 success. The Conner
MIG. Co. Dept G-l:55. Dayton. Ohio.
SPECIALITY SALESMEN-Spcclalt sales
mcr wanted. Position paying $4,000 to
$4,000 a year. New territory open I'm
Virginia, Maryland and West Virginia.
State experience. L. c. A., SIG A, Amer
lean Bank Bldg. Los Angeles
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CARD WRITER-wanicd. Al display nlan
Greensboro. y. &.
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AGEN TS-Salesmen, men and women. All
part time. Her. is opportunity
To Darn at least $50 per week extra
money taking orders for Candy Craft
.roducts Our thrc" big iiems-Booil
81 Fiavors, fiucklehrrry Finn Suckers
and Mystery candy going Ike wildiire.
Dealers buy on sight and repeat con-
tinuuus!y. We carry the dealers nc
counts and pay liberal commission. Write
quickly FOR full part icu!ars. Candy Craft.
Inc. .2l ". Middleton ST.. ChiCaEn.
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CHAUFFEUR Or house man (coiorsd)
wants position: references furnishrJ
Phone Randolph 2933-w.
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Statesmen TO work country trade sell
ing superior line OF kcg beverages. Ex-
elusive or side line. Those using auto
preferred: ~ per cent commission: 81
weekly drawing account. Robert Thai
4 Co. 3la N Main 81. 81. Louis. Mo.
wASr to sell 1T Telephone q classiusd
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BUS NESS SERVICE
Business Services OTered

Business Services Offered IL
CARPETS. CARPETS.
Old carpets rcwoven into new rugs
Richmond Awning Co.. elt North Sinih
Street. Madison 2is:.
CRAFTS rIANO FACTORY repair de-
partmcnt. Twentieth and franklin Sis
Equipped 10 do high-cIass piano tuning
repairing and rebuilding. I've spcciaIiz,.
in rebuilding old and worn-oui instru-
inents. all makes pianos. player pianos
organs and talking machncs We can
make them sound when new or bet :
ter. Free estimates. Phone Randolph
DOLL HOSPITAL
-. Dolls repaired: all parts furnished
Hughes. 2os North Third Street,
HATS cleaned and reb!ocked like new.
Vera Hat Works. 2lI North FIRST ST..
HAVE your hat cleaned and rebiocked a,
United Hat Works. $40 North Fifth ST
MONTAGUE MFG. CO.-Lumber and mill
work iroad Street at Belrs Line.
NEW method to save money. Have your
screens made to order. your old fur
niture made new by Richmond. Bronzinc
aud Reiinishing Co. Ran. .2S6-w.
OLD HATS cleaned and rchlocked like
new. Manhattan Hat Works, 7O4 East
Broad street. Madison 1904
PACKING-Jacob Umiauf 1926 \ W.st
liroad street. boulevard T2a. Furniture
china and wedding presents acked and
shipped. Estimates chccrfully given.
PLANO TUNING-Expert repairing and re-
building. Pianos carefully moved by
experts Chas. NJ. Sticn. Inc.
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Statesmen Exceptional opportunity for
hustler. Liberal commissions Backed
NJ by II big advertising campaign. High
grade tailoring from maker 10 wcarcr.i -
Davis clothes nt." Exclusive terri
tory Write today. The T.. II. Davis
Tailoring Company. Cincinnati. Ohio.
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Patent Attorneys

INVENTORS desiring to secure patent,
>houio write for our books How ~,
Get Your Patent send model or s,<.,ch
anu DESCRIPTION for our ouinloH OF IL,
rhtcnihhlc nature. Randolph n 90 Don
%. Washington. y. g. "'
PATES Booklet free. Highest refer
ehces. Brst results. PToinptness as.
surcd. Watson T.. Cole,na n, pstent law
yer sl r Street. Wa-hlngion. ID. c.
PATENTS-Wri," tor free guide book ard
evidence OF conception blank send
model OF sketch and dcscription n; ~
nenuion tor our opinion OF Its pa,cntabie
nature ~: HIGHEST references. Rra-
50! Ninth Washington. d. c. 80
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BOOK Observation-Disclosures. position in real
estate oiiice as collector or book Keeper or
both combined. ~ years experience
Box II I3S. care Tho Dispatch
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cARPENrEkI NG-.Steady lob or repair
ing: married and must have WORK f.
Z. Nosel No. MeaIowbridge Road
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SAI.ESMES--Wantrl to take district
agencies !or article needed by every
merchant. business and professional man
RrinNs s"r w; costs yon 81 Big in
particulars, l.. Lewis. 2o7 Ellsworth
Bllg. Chicago
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CASliiER--Work OF any kind by young
married man: experienced clerk or
cashier. Ftrs;-class references. T. y
B. gO& East Clay Street, CITY
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CHAUFFEUR ana auto mechanic young
wishes position Prone Np snaoipa
60i6-W. Samuel Cough
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FOR SALE. cheap. TO quick buyer. green
grocery and dressed fowl business. ~
good chance for u live man To make
good: doing over $500 weekly. Price.
$500 cash. Don't answer unless you
mean business. owner leaving city and
cannot lose any time. i I05, care The
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alton You'll Find Descriptions Of The Best Used Autos For Sale
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Snle

faiHE-For sale. Paige convertible road :.
s,er. mechanically perfect: six good
,IcS wv" tops: many extras. VIII take
small ear in exchange Can he seer
az ss,iai ~ North-Bouievard. Telephone Boul.
l,,It
FEEMiER demonstration. W. -. Moss t3i-
49, West Main Street.
pREMIER-Four- passenger sport. ex-
cS, sohhi,ion and paint. and many
cNras, ihclun!hI windshield. double tire
carrier. extra wheel and extra nonskid
tire. new.
SiuDE iiAk ER--Scrcn- passenger tour.
ing: good condition. ovcrhaul.d: c,,r..
including cloc". snubbers. double tire car.
MONTE STONE. INC.
1873 West Broad.
REQ car. good gcndltion. only t3p,. easy
IE ~, SizrTs ", American National
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EN-iiirh grade statesmen for en-.
tircly new accessory for automobiio
Makes night driving safe. Can carry in
pocket. Every car owner buys FITS
every make. Men who can stand bi.
profits and stay on job. Ray Filter Com
pany Marion Ind
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BUTLER-Youny coiored man. ara II
wishes lob as butler Or chauffeur: can
furnish nest reference. viii Watson
125 North Fourth Street
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HAT SALESMAN

HAT SALESMAN Z
Worlds largest manufacturers. line ma :.
tionally known. Liberal coIn,nisslO and
bonus. Good territory open. Expenses
advanced. samples - lbs. Salesman with
auto cleans up. References required Car
adine Harvest Hat Co., Washington Ave-
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BuTLER-YounS married man want,
200 y. ThirN Street. -
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CHAUFFEUR = Experienced Chauffeur
young colorcd man. wants posit,op
Phone Rnnuoph 1873.
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IF DONE by William johnson it's done
right. Cleaning, staining and waxing
floors: dark ioors made light. Call RAN
dolph 3i20-J.
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PURSE-I.ost. small black leather folder
conta lining 5ST between Miller u Rhoads
and Seventh and Broad. Call Madison
5532. Liberal reward
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Bof-Bright boy wanted, as apprentice on
hnotyp. machines in Evening Dispatch
composing room. Apply between 80
y NJ. and T. ". to foreman. second
noor. Times Dispatch building.
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Roy. age Is desires position in automo
bile shop To do anything that comes
10 hand Address I. palmore. ego Tay-
lor Street. or phone boulevard l7Is
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TO Statesmen.

Would You he Interested In forming a
lifelong ana profitable connection With
one "t the largest and most reliable paint
anu roofing manufacturers IN the Coun-
Try We have "A vacancy in this territory
ana II YOU can sell and have "A clean
record, we VIII be glad to consider your
application.
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something away Make
zoo a month Permanent. Anywhere.
iartiCultrs Tor 2-ccnt stamp. \Gct IN ON
TINS. {. l.. Cooper. Box I52, Denver.
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AGENTS-Four dozen packages hcadach.
powders costs yuu si.SQ. You re; $3.50.
day. Nix laboratories. box Sill. Mem
ph!s. Tenn.
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AGENTS.Cln you sell coiorcd people?
Write Becker chemical Co. ST. Louis.
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WANTED som" good married couple to
"!oT i boy BABY He Is years old
and very healthy. The only require
m-ht mat person taking this baby
must b" honest and upright. Address
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AGENTS-loo per cent profit. Sell soft
drinks. food products. toilet prepara-
tons. We start you. Experience I'M
, necessary. Early American Institute,
W.T. E-iv On y
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Statesmen calling on general stores;
side line. Fast selling special boys over
all: sample. big commissioner RcpcHt
orders. Cincinnati overall Mfg. Co. Gin
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EARN 5000 a month with good exclusive
side line: house Ito house canvass.
No Investment required BOX 1856.
no IA.
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Funeral Directors

IN ES-l have jus, returned from E.u
" "lth a ac!-CtIpn ~ the n-w.s, ami
mos fashionable material .n, IN 80;
"'h''r nodes. ain now taking ORDER
So" riH."unt o' nn'-third OF. H. Lewis
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FORD SEDAN-For sale practically mo ~
Ford Sedan. In excellent tSnIition ".m ~
new accessories. Madison 5293. "''
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HIGH GRADE
THOROUGHLY ENIt.Rl ENCED
Si'r.tlALTlES SALESMAN

LOCAL AND GENERAL AGENTS wanted
in Virginia cities to represent one of
the progressive Middle Western old line
life Insurance COMPANIES. Good selling
policies. with liberal commission. Write
ifoN :ia Bristol. Va
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Situations Wanted-Male 3.

hrm. Box + Il6 care The Dispatch
BOOK kEEPER--Middlr- man want,
position as hookkceper or other clerical
work. can he recommended Addrsa a,
iiox r. 10 care The Dispatch
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-01-26
Mansfield Grange

Mrs. Della Tomlinson, lecturer, has ar
ranged the following program for the
meeting of Mansfield Mountain Grange,
P. OF H., on the evening of Saturday, jan
uary Doth.
Song by choir, selected by Mrs. Ella
Foster; recitation, Miss Nellie George;
report of National Grange session, F. L.
Recor; instrumental selection; Miss Flor
ence Austin; report of Vermont State
Grange session, A. R. Straw; song, Mr..
and Mrs. F. B. Van Dusen; question,
What Do You Think of a Candy Kitchen
for Stowe ?" led by Mrs. Emma Latach
and Mrs. Gertrude Mccarthy; recitation,
]. F. Campbell; song by choir selected by
F. L. Mccarthy.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-01-26

world of insatiably hungry women.
It's brilliant and fascinating for a
while, but it breathes a poisoned air,
and all its roads lead down. Every
woman that goes into it with her eyes
open has an idea that, with her beauty
and her brains. she can buck the tiger
and get away with 1t. She won't look
over her shoulder and read the record
of an endless losing run on the black"
Miss Van T. smiled.
"Fm already beginning on my re
ward" she said. you've never talked
so well before in your life"
"It's more than talk" said Bobby
flushing angrily. "And the ways of
access that you have imaginedl" he
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-01-26

| with final honk at the stage-door OF
the Crocodile, Immediately came q
rasping voice that was vaguely IA
miliar to Mr.. Randolph.
"Well," 1t sald "you sure took your
own time getting here" The driver,
expert in aggravating repartee with
out words, pressed the bulb of his
atrocious horn three times. "Cut II
att" said the rasping voice. "There
isn't any hurry now"
1t was incredible, reasoned Mr.. Ran
dolph with himself, that anyone should
| forget that voice once heard, and he
was right. He remembered 1t. 1t was
! the voice Of Mr.. Duke Beamer. whom
he had had the distinct pleasure of
blackballing for one club in college
| and three in town. Mr.. Beamer, to his
honest mind, was the best living ex-
ample of animated slime in tailor
made clothes.
Mr.. B. was not alone; Mr. Randolph
could just see his companion through
the slant of the half-raised window
glass, and even that distorted glimpse
was very close to vision. The girl
was young, beautiful, and troubled.
Her cheeks were thin and pale, her
parted lips aquiver; her chin was
atremble. OF course she was very
cheaply but neatly clothed.
"Make up your mind" said the rasp-
ing voice. ride with me or walk the
streets by yourself. and don't forget.
that there's no job behind you. You've
said good-by to that door for good"
The girls wan face went through
that contOrtiOn which says, 81 won't
cry" and doesn't, thereby achieving a
pity beyond the need of tears. The
quivering of her lips, the trembling of
her chin grew more pronounced-Only
to steady down as she swept up strick-
Ell and imploring eyes to the face of
the unseen man.
ooh, Duke" she begged, promise
promise you'll be always good to me-"
"Of course, little one" said the rasp-
ing voice, promptly and much relieved,
promising lightly to pay on demand,
in fun for soul delivered in advance.
you'll never regret it, believe me-"
The girl tore her doubling eyes
from his face and stepped toward the
cab. Mr.. Randolph made himself ex-
ceeding small in the corner nearest
the curb. An unseen agent opened the
door; the girl slipped in and turned to
seat herself; her escort made to follow.
Then did Mr.. Randolph suddenly lean
forward and proceed to push in the
face of Mr.. Beamer with his open
hand and the full weight of his Shout
der. That astonshed scion of a once
gentlemanly house reeled backward
and sat down on the pavement kerr
PUNK.
my, what a bump" spoke a keen
young voice over Mr. Randolph's
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-01-26
stead of making you, that money has

stead of making you, that money has
buried YOU"
you don't know me altogether
Madge," said Bobby. do you think
I've never thought things out? Wher
! need to make money, I'll do it. The
great thing nowadays, 1t seems to me
is not to have too much"
Not to have too much :" exclaimed
Miss Van r.. puzzled frown on her
forehead. Bobby, do you know that
you've said something original? No;
| won't put it quite as strong as that,
but ! will say that you've given birth
to an exotic idea.
But it doesn't alter things as far as
! am concerned" she continued. al
most without a pause. I'm fact, it
only simplMes matters You've signed
the warrant. I want loads of, money /;
you're afraid of having too much. SO
we'd better turn our backs on each
other and march"
Mr.. Randolph looked at her through
narrowed eyes.
81 suppose" he said, you have
picked out the man with a hundred
thousand a year?"
Not finally said Miss Van T.,
though they are not so scarce in this
hurly-burly world as your question i'm
plies. After all. it isn't the cash I'm
keen on, but what it will bring. If
necessary I'll earn my own living"
Earn your own living" exclaimed
Mr.. Randolph. "Will you please tell
me how you could earn ahything?'
well" said Miss Van T., i've had
a couple of offers without even ask
ing. When tried to jew Simon Simon
down on this very frock on the
grounds that l was hard up, he said,
sin the incest way, that he would take
me I'D at sixty week any day during
the next five years"
''And the other?" asked Mr. Ram
dolph.
THE other" said Miss Van r., drop
ping her eyes was Beacher fremont.
He wasnt quite 50 nice, bur he offered
more. IL SIiU ne WAS lOOkHlS LOT
private Sc. etary, who could name her
own price"
During the next five years-at your
own price, repeated Bobby, his mind
dazed but nevertheless going straight
to the kernel of each proposition
"Madge, do you know what you're
saying? Do you know the horrible
things you nfer?"
She moved one hand impatiently.
Bobby" she said, don't get the
atrical. tell you New York is fever
I've caught it, and I'm not bit sorry
The choice between beirg Van Tel
lier corpse and a fastish woman is
easy The i-decassees of New
York, if they play for high enough
stakes, have a world of their own that
is worth moving in. Money is merely
an adjunct TO it-nothing but the
bridge across which clever men come
to show themselves off at their I'M
trammeled best"
"Madge," said Bobby, at once fright
ened and earnest, you only half know
what you're talking about. There is
such world as you speak Gifts the