Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

FORA. you can figure for yourselves
the result Of hoSIing those alternate
acres until the city gross up around
them"
once moro tho Douralbohbcr
brothers then present gazcd deeply
ana earnestly into each others eyes
Il guess we'll consul, Ralph about
this decided Alec. 1--WE never do
anything very important withou, all
OF us agreeing on it,"
"fnu'l take "A chance on Ralph
ar you Won't have amy proposition
I" offer him" declared WaIiineturd
There's an express train thunders
through here in about thirty min
u;"s. I'm going to board that train.
and slam away from this morrue
full OF dead scenery before it gives
me the Willcs."
The brothers again smiled thinly
m wc don't stop 10 consult RaIph''
ventured Frank. after caclllat!nS
hesitation. well have To have A bet
ter price for tina, land"
You'll ind mo on tho station Plat,
form waiting for ina, answer" as
serted Wallingford S,iniy. and loft
Thorn alone to think IL over He vas
disappointed in not finding them
more enthusiastic
AZ the same moment in which Wal
lingford STROBE down the ravinc. with
Toad J"ss"p painting at his heels and
still watching tho marvel Of that
magic city Sprouting its domcs and
spires against tn" SKY. Blackic Daw.
with cynical smil. beneath his inky
mustachc, sat across the table from
Ralph Dougaihobber, in a New York
hotel bar
But you won't even investigate
these remarkable mining stocks" Mr.
b"ugalhobh"r Was expoStulating
quite so. my son" ventured
RIackic. rrinning II used 70 sell
them"
MIR DougaIbohher spread his knees
very hardly around Two legs Of tho
table and arched his feet together.
"hilo h" scratched one broad. red.
outstanding car in pcrplcxi,y: then
he ran his fingers through his muddy
brown hair.
hut YOU won't even look at thi.
marvellous assay." he again expos
,uiat.d
quite 50. my son" returned Rlackic.
srinnins Il used to buy them"
You can get in nov a, fortv-hve."
offered pougalhohbcr cnticingiy. Last
~"ok il was forty"
quite 50. my SON" returned Blackie
trimming I used 10 ,ilt them. too"
~ ABOUT IN" '"eh'''"' moment in
"h'ch hi"'"l' III triumphant Gig
'r"'''' "''er "h"rihe ono TO me con
fused ana "wkwdra Mr.. lp"uraihoboer,
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inc h.,om, - mo nn, ,.a n.n,n,
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""''''' re'urhc" Warrington"
an" men as IN a'erthouFht.
'"'n" II CIV snare "' your s'oc"
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"'Ne |" you AZ '"r'E-
o"e'"" H''e promptly
many asked
Hl"r''
'"'S amos p'rN'd forward
"
u" demanded IN panic
he H'"t records OF moor
'HP'"'h"' " "'i'nElor6 ana
'"' ~ l'"'n smoother zone: You
So 'h"Se '"" eh"res ar" I" give the
Z" greater interest IN the
'''"'' anu '"r 'ha' purpose they
~ j" 'A' operating company
." ""'''' y parting with some
Nice considered tho matter doubt
FUZZY. The tram Numbered down to
IN" platform and stopped TO a mere
raw
NO n" said h"Sitatingly. and then
again, with sudden decision. NO
Max" YOU those AZ ciEhtY-hvc."
Make II eighty and II! go YOU" Of
fered Wa!linSford.
nos taking this train" asked
'hr conductor roughly
am. answered WallinEford.
mounting the lower step. Toad was
"'f"'dE on IN" platform with the
nag ana sun case. Eighty"
A!"c stiIl stood in indccis ion The
conductor, muticring curses waved