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The New York herald., 1921-09-04
MisceIlnneous--snIe or Rent.

DO YOU want land? We want to send every
body wanting land free sample copy of
American Land Bulletin. containing land Tor
sale in 80 States many snaps; we are pup
fishers, not land dealers. Write. stating kind
wanted. AMERICAN LAND BULLETIN,
Baldwin. Wis.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED.

WANTED-A house to lease for six months
with privilege OF purchase: house not less
than rooms; about an acre OF ground;
within easy committing distance, not more
than 40 minutes from N. Y: prefer the house
furnished family consists of adults. Ad-
dress Immediately w. l.. PAYNE, lao West
91st st.
WANT PART OF FURNISHED RESI-
DENCE.-Quiet couple and daughter age 3,
desire to rent by year part of furnished resi-
denca with housekeeping privileges; West
chester preferred; easy committing. Address
L.. Room 2503. 40 w. 40th, New York.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
Long Island.

LADY owning attractive home charmingly
located, beautifully furnished, with every
comfort and convenience. would shire same
for the winter with congenial persons 40
minutes from Penn. depot; excellent train
service; references exchanged. Phone Belle
Harbor O07J
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
FIorida-suie or Rent.
FLoRIpA,

FLORIDA.
For Rent--Daytona Beach and Seabreeze.
furnished houses and apartments on ocean
front facing Daytona Beachs wondorlul
beach. and other desirable locations: let us
know your requirements and we Will send
full information. PENINSULA REALTY
COMPANY.
FOR SALE--ii room hotel and room camp,
located at Ormond Beach. Florida. Apply
]. IL. LOBBY. Griswoid Hotel. New London,
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
FARM PROPERTY.
New Jersey.

WINDSOR STOCK FARM. Farningdaie. N.
j.. q beautiful country estate, 240 acres,
lot cultivated. shaded lanes, woodland.
brooks. houses. large barn. sios. 90 miles
from ". Y; railroads. station hair mile
near seashore; nonresident. poor health
cost over $4,000; sacrifice; brokers consid-
cred.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04

WILL rent or buy a metal shop which IL
equipped to do soda fountain work such
as lining ice boxes with sheet copper: also
corrugated workboards with German silver.
VIII also want sufficient storage space. and.
II possible, display room In front. Give full
detail in first letter.
Address HG. Box 7o3. As East b5th st.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

SPACE wanted in Manhattan Immediately
two to three thousand square feet. by COM
pany assembling Hand Fire Extinguishers
ground floor preferred. or loft with elevator
service. Phone 4716 John.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04

An advertisement m the Lost and
Found columns OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD oGcrs a real possibility Of
recovering your lost property
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
RHAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED.
Two aVJotning private houses for Gltera-
ton; locHtton must be first class: condition
OF buildbngs immaterial; party will pay all
cash afd desires them for his own occu-
paucy. 'sLAWsoN q HOBBS. 1872 w. I'D st.
WANTED to rent, with option OF buying,
waterfIpnt property. old fashioned house.
about six rooms; improvements unnecessary:
about 25 miles out. JOHN ALIKE. 846 East
Goth st.
WANTED. houses to lease. option Of buy
Ing; also a waiting list OF hundreds of
clients. also large and small apartments.
Send particulars, 278 Decatur st. Laf. 1912
WE sell. buy or exchange; let us know what
you want; nothing too large or too small !:
quick action. THOMPSON. 2257 7th av.. New
York city.
WANTED-Latest modern improved tene-
ments, Bronx or Washington Heights !;
brokers protected: send full particulars.
FRIEDMAN. 1855 Brook Nv.
WE are short of Bronx houses: have buyers
with money mail particulars. s. l..
ARoNDS CO., 470 fremont av.
wANTED-Private or two family dwelling in
city; give full particulars. III Herald.
Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
FACTORIES FOR SALE or RENT.

FACTORIES FOR RENTS. 600 square feet.
each floor; all or separate: modern build
ings, sprinkled, elevator electricity. heat;
Bradley Buildings. nth st. and Vernon av.,
Long Island City. 8 minutes from Grand
Central Station, blocks from all subways.
Address A. j. BRADLEY, owner. 101 Beck
man St. New York 350t Beekman.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 900 So. IT..
four story modern factory; light four sides:
steam heated; sprirkled; electric elevator;
good labor and shipping location.
G. II. READE.
1921 Grand ST., Hobokcn. N. J.
Phone Hoboken 2O48.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET
Borough Of Brooklyn.

Borough Of Brooklyn.
DOCTORS office TO lot. 20 Tn av.. Brook
lyn.
ENTIRE floor. 20165. heart OF business SEQ
tion. 322 Livingston ST., brooklyn: store
and apartment flight up; $125 per month;
immediate possession. Ring 3D. bell. Will
KINSON, owner. Hanover 6l35.
IMMEDIATE possession. 5000 to 10000
square feet OF floor space. handy to VIII
liamsburg Bridge; good location for white
goods workers and transportation facilities.
ARTHUR b. GRITMAN, 212 B'way. Bklyn.
STORE loft, $500 feet EACH suitable for
any business. 10 Sands ST.. Brooklyn.
Borough of Queeps.
FOR rent floor of loft building. II 900 square
feet: dock privileges. SExAUER 4
LEMKE, sol Vernon av.. Long Island City.
Pennsylvania.
FOR RENT.
Best location principal business street
In Allentown. Pa: frontage 22 feet. depth
23O feet especially desirable for high class
mercantile establishment. or chain store.
MILTON NEWMAN. Allentown, Pa.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
FARM PROPERTY.
Long Island.

FARM BARGAIN-Ten acres, room new
house; been neglected; 300 fruit trees,
beautiful shade trees; suitable for chicken
or pig farm; 1& hours Penn. station; 20 min
utes depot: IS, 800; $500 cash and move
right in Call to-day and see MAHALEY,
127 W. 133d St Tel. Morningside 6522.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
HOUSES TO LET. UNFURNIsHED.
HOUSES WANTED -UNFURNIsHED

WANTED-Unfurnishe private house in coll
ored section Of Brooklyn. THOMPSON. 22o7
7th av.
WANT rent 1O-12 room house. Harlem.
Washington Heights. Harlem 1861.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04

MoNTCLAIf. Watching section.owner.
vaii built house splendid condition, every
modern Improvement. first floor includes
large living room. porch, centre hall. dining
room and model kitchen: bedrooms. large
closets and bath on second floor; bedroom
and open attic on third: lot 6oxi43; price.
Si2 900, includes mortgage, which may re-
570J
The New York herald., 1921-09-04

sTOCK AND TRUCK FARAs--s5, 900.
Many biz bargains. Send for pictures and de.
tails. sLocUM FARM AGENCY. 1A B'way.
THIRTY acre farm on Riverdale av.,
Shrewsbury Township. N. j., 2ls miles
from Red Bank cottage OF six rooms and
bath hot water heater: large story barn,
chicken houses and corn crib: rent 500 per
year. Inquire Real Estate Department. III
pELfTY UNION TRUST CO.. Prudential
Building. Newark, N. J.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04

66TH, 8S W.--Two. three rooms. bath.
kitohsn,' private phones svsry conveniencs.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

A substantially secured instalment second
mortgage of $1S5, 900. bearing every inves-
.tigation. offered in exchange for Manhattan
apartment property. Principals only. DER
SCHuCH & CO, 20 Cortlandt st.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04

ENGI IEWOOD.-Piot ia feet on Lafayette
av, IA feet on 1st ST.; 81 600 cash. Owner,
r. BETTRIDGE. is Harrison place. Lyn-
+. brook, L. /.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
18th sTREnr. o. WEST.
From Battery to l4th St.. Inclusive.

bGTH ST, f25 E.--Distinctive elevator apart
ment French drawing room, dining nan.
circular conservatory, regal bedroom, phth'
kitchen foyer. Phone Plaza SO07
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-05
NOVINA!
Astrea ma slovenskom
javisti!

Ctenemu slovenskemu ODE
censtvu V meste Clevelande a
okoli v laskavu Znamost' uvad-
zane, re Spevokol Krivan dina
17teho Aprila v Ceskej Sieni
Sokol ma Clark Ave. sohra
phantasticku operetu "Astrea"
(z Indickeho). Upravil al hud-
bu slozil p. DR.. Miloslav Fran
cisci.
Kto videl operettu ObSitoso-
vel Dcery, kazdemu sa l'ubila,
no a tato je d'aleko ~peknejsia,
bohatejSia ma spevy al hudbu,
al dlhsia, lebo je vo dvoch
deistvach. Preto mech nikto
neomeska prist' sa podivat', le-
DO dielo take ne ie mono kde-
kol'vek a kedykorvek predsta-
Wit, vyzaduje ono veliky ma
klad a pracu. Len samo pred
stavenie okreme vycviku Dude
stat okolo $500, to jest: hud-
ba, vyoblecenie a iaviste.
Spolok Krivan uz vysie pol
Iroka, V tichosti slice, ale V nal
vacSei pilnosti ma dele tom
pracuje a teraz S vel'kou RADIO
st'ou oznamuje ctenemu SLOW,
obecenstvu, re mu ide dielo to
predstavit' a .jeden vecierok
sprijemnit a d6iiny cleveland
lskei Slovaci obohatit'. Mech s.
kazdy zaopatri vopred' vstu-
penky, lebo tento raz budu
cislovane.
Operetu nacvicil p. DR. NJ
Francisco a tanec-Minuet p
Mueller. Do videnia "Krivan
Vstupenky mono dostat
y. Sturmana V Lakewood, U "A
Malucky ma Professor St, q
vsetkych clenov ma Clarke
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-05
ZE SCHUZE
C.S.P.S. A OHIO.

Schuzi zahajil preds. AL.
Urbanec. Zapisky re sch1ze mi
mule prijaty. Jedna zadost bra
ira o mimoradnou podporu Cd
kazana N. H. Uradovne k wy
rizenl a druha odkazana do
brocinnemu .vyboru. Rad Jan
Kollar, els. SO, oznamuje umr-
ii elena, pc jehoz smrti man.
zelka dusevne onemocnela a
tfi nedospele ditky zustaly bez
zaopatreni. Bratfi Karnos a
Frcka Sc nabidli byti -vyboru
cd Radu Kollar napomocni, a
by ditky do radneho ustavu
ma vychovani Sc dostaly. Preds.
V. R. vyzyva zastupce, ably Sc
cetne sucastnili agitacni schu-
re, kterou poradaji rady Ziz-
ka, Cestf Bratri, Zizkuv Tabor
a Clark, v nedeli, 3. dubna We
hod. odpol. v Ceske SIM So
kol. Dosla stvrzenka cd Alice
Masarykove ma zasilku $25,
ktere Velkorad zaslal pro ST.
rotcinec v Cernovicich Ce-
chach. Ia posledni m6sic Ze-
mreli bratfi Josef Cerny, ia
roslav BeneS, Jan Hejduk, Jo-
sef Bullock, Vaclav Beranek,
jimz povstanim posledni ucta
projevena.
Zprava duvernika br. Ober-
majera ma pocatku mesice W.
kazuje hotovost $4196.08. Me-
sicni pEijem S4,369.76, vydani
l$4,450.0O, zbyva "a pokladni-
KEN $4,115.84. Pfi zpraye re
Sdruzenl Skol byly proJeveny
RUNE stiznosti, .ktere byly Cd
kazany zastupci We Sdruzeni k
vyrizeni. Do agitacniho vybo-
ru byli zvoleni Frank Yunger,
Josef HaSek a Frank Marian.
Pr nedokoncenych zalezito-
stech projednavana d%ulezitost
CechG domova, ceskeho hrbito-
va, sirottince, krematoria a kO-
necne zvolen triclenny vybor,
ktery by zalezitost dobre pro-
zkoumal a pffsti schulz Y. r.
zpravu podal. Do vyboru zvo-
leni A. Edlstein, B. Br1zek a
E. Fingulin. f. S.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-05
Papiry.

Cetnik zastavi v polich ,u-
laka: "Stujte. pfite!icku, nkaz
tie mi sve papiry!"
Tulak mu Ma to ukazal,s' az
papiroyE limec. svuj kabat =
papirove latky a sve paplroVe
penize. Vss Eaaifu mi sohe
nemel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-05
SIBRAVAcEK
|zivot a diIo samorostlehs
filosofa z lest.
Napsal FIR. Ftos.

muSel, VStupOpal tam JakO GO
svatyne. Botama soupal pred
prahem, jezate vlasy nasline-
nou dlani 81 urovnal, u krku
limcem potrhoval a kdyz byl
prece do pQkoje lehce vstrcen,
vzdychl 81 stlsnene: "Kakra-
holte, nebo Sane v plote, abych
neklel, jake v zamku; Tyhle
fertochy ma okne, to. je krasa,
vzdyt' je to jake pabucina a
kvety jsou ma tom! A podivej-
me Sc! Hodiny perndlofky!
Jozefe, ty. isl marnotratnik a
outrata."
"Uz jsem mily strycku,
vzdyt' uz tady byl fendak!"
small Sc Josef.
81 hrom do cepice! Oprav-
du? A co tn chtel?"
"Abych mu usil dobre kalho-
ty." ,
"Checheche, to jsem rad, u
sij mu pekne, on tie Ia to w.
mocha, az Dude chodit pc nu-
merech.'
Nez dopili "pani'' pivo, byla
tn Marjanka S kavou a hou-
skami, kterym fikal Sibrava-
eek ~"zemlicky", Ustipoval 2
housky pc kousku jake kama
rex a zapijel malymi dousky
kavy. NJ r..e -
ia Sc ma vas, d6ti, vzdycky
tesim, ale tohle posviceni m
nedelejte! To by yam nevyna-
selo!"
Josef a Marjanka Sc usmi.
vail ubezpe6ovali strycka, re
Use Jim dobre daTi a re uklada-
iii pekny gros.
mo, ukladejte, ukladejte,'
schvaloval Sibravacek, "kdyby
vrana prinesla maleho Pepika
nebo Marjanku, Dude mnoho
potrebovat.
Marjanka Sc zapalila jake
max a svou teplou rucku pri-
tiskla ma stSyckova usta. !,
&c - vzdyt' ia tento mic, a.
lie tally vrany mad lesem, d
kdyz jsem. Sc .jich ptal: Kan
pax, kam?y odpovidaly: Il
YAM, k YAM, no TAX"
Sibravacek Sc uprimne roze'
small a roztrasl. "A ted pC
hodech pujdu 81 ma dvdr "a
!: koufit."
ALE kde? Byt name pre-
/, sve pohodli. Jen kurte, stryc
ku tady," odporoval Josef.
Ami Ia mic ma svete, to b,
tax hralo; vsecko YAM tn vo
nj a ia bych - ne -
"Tak pojd'me do dilny,
> s~yoloval Josef a Sibravacek S
dial rici. Josef mu podal svo1
; nacpanou dymku ma delSin
podavani' a Sibravacek sed'
u kamen pod trunem, spokoje
ne pokuroval. Bylo mu tai
blaze jake kocouru ma pecin
ce, ale nepredl; V tvafi rozlo
I'll Sc mu radostny usmev a oC
; jeho libaly Josefa i Marjanku
Teprve K veeeru chystava
Sc ma cestu.
"Jen abyste nezbloudil stry
: cku; zustante do rama" prosl
vala Marjanka.
Il, co bych zbloudil? Znan
kazdy kamen, kazdou mez :.
kazdy prikop. Sc zamhoureny
= ma ocima dojdu domu."
II Jednou ale Sibravackovi pr
ce selhalo. Bylo V zine, byl pc
prasek, ale noe byla tmava ia
: ko hrob, bez jedine hvezdicky
uSibravacek medal Sc uprositi
vydal Sc ma cestu. Ably 81 zkra
: til cestq, seesel. "a mestem $
:. silnice a dial Sc pesinou k dome
WI. Jechalo Sc mu pekne. Sn
EEK pod ndhama rupal a chyts
sc ma boty, 2 cehoz bylo ere.
mo, ze,v noci nebude mrazil
spi5e re Sc da ocekavati oblt
Va nebo chumelenice.
Jedno ySak znepokojoval
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-05

u a pefaA nsvis, jde-li to ne
DO ne.
"Po tine kouTit a S hluchym
Sc hadat, stejna radost", bru-
Gel 81 Si~bravacek, zastrkuje
ldymku do kapsy. Ami hole me-
mel, proto zastrcil i ruce do
kapes a jechal. Ale chyba law
ky! Kdo ma ruce v kapse,
vzdava Sc ~znameniteho vodit-
ka a vybornych tykadel. Ruce
pry jsou prodlouzene .organy
.'videni'', kdo je strci do ka-
pes, zkratf tyto organy dobro-
volnei a uz sc toci jake korouh-
Ivicka ma strese. To Sc stale ta-
Ike Sibravackovi.
w bezel pul hodiny, uz be-
Eel hodinu a porad nevybehla
pesina ma silnici. A mostek tn
uz taky me- byt a nebyl a V
pravo mela byti yes a take ne-
byla.
"To Sc mi jen tax zda," ko-
nejsil sc Sibravacek, "kdyz
jde clovek sam, je MI dlouha
chvile a mysli, kdo vi jak uz
dlouho nejecha."
Sibravacek Sc op6t rozbehl
do tajemne TINY. z cerneho po-
klopu p%oletovalo nyni dro-
bounke chmyfi a kdyz Sc do
tklo tvafe Sibravackovy, sta
null Sibravacek a nastavil ruku,
ably poznal, z ktere strany sne-
hove chmyri lita. "To je cd
pulnoci", rozhodl, ale zmylil
Sc skarede. Poznal,. re ,sesel
trochu S cesty, proto zahnul O.
sire ma pravo a bezel vytrvale
dale. a IA ,A.y}4 -t;:a
Nahle Sc zarazil. Necitil jiz
vanouciho vetriku, citil, re vlo-
lcky sn6hove husteji padaly ny
nj primo doln. Buns, odskocil
cd stromu, ktery chtel re sve
zaslepenosti porazit. Nyni roz-
prahl Sibravacek Pare a opa-
trne p~rozkoumaval okoli.
Strom a Ease strom, mnohO
stromu. Bystre oko Sibravacko-
vo postrehlo tally temny hui
kot nebylo pochybnosti, Sibra-
vacek dobehl k lesu. A k ja-
.Ikemu lesu dobelh? Tady ne
incl byti les.
| 81 pro sane v plote! Zablou-
| dill jsem," uvedomil 81 teprve
ted Sibravacek. Ale do ciziho
leSa Sc nepustim, to me-
Sibravacek pustil Sc nazdar-
buh podel lesa V pravo, vzdyt'
prece must uhodit ma cestu. A
uhodil ma nj, ale jen uhodil, u
skoeil. Bylo vsak pozde. Kdosi
no drzel "a kirk.
Go, CO, jak? Pust!' kricel
Sibravacek a chopil kohosi Ia
ruce.
"Mlc, nebo ii stisknu chrtan
re az nikdy nezakokrhas!'
Go pax jsem kohout? Pust
u nine, ia jdu domu, do ST.
vykladal Sibravacek.
"Koho to tam maS?" DIVA
Sc re tiny jiny HAS a muz, kite.
ry drzel Sibravacka "a kirk
odpovidal. 81 vletel mi nejaky
tulak do hrsti jake SLEEPY zajit
a ted sebou lomcuie.'
"Jen no drz, uz jdu, kde pal
ylastn6 jsi?'
"Tady a pojd', chlapik 81
vzpouzi."
= Sibravacek citil jeSte dvt
ruce ma SVEN tele. Kdosi mi
n ehytil Pare cd zadu a pritisk
a mu je k telu.
= Ma stesti protrhl sc mrak II;
klenbe nebeske a udiveny 81
e bravacek rozeznal les a i mu
re spatril, ktery no skrtil.
"Odkud bezis?"
=. Sibravacek pokorne odpovi
a dial: "Pani loupeznici, ia jdl
! Z mesta domu a nemam u Sc
c be docela mic, nez fajfku."
, "Na to Sc te nikdo nepta. 4
= x
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-06
LAWRENCE COUNTY
 SUSTA|NS RECORD
Annual Round of PicnicS Started Saturday, With
 Usual Crowds

Moulton, July 5.-(Special. )-The Lawrence county is noted began Sat urday at Mount Hope, always a great occasion, not only for Lawrence coun- ty, but for adjoining territory, and since the time almost a generation ago that the good folks of Concord community decided to omit for once their time honored custom of cele- brating the independence of our country and, incidentally, giving to old-timcrs homecoming day. Mount Hope saw her chance, it is said, and from that time to this thu annual gatherings of Concord neigh borhood have been only matter of local history and pride.
 At the Saturday gathering, attend ed by 2.o0o to 2,5oo people, the regu- lar features of good speaking for those who wished it and refresh ments served on the ground for the benefit of the school marked the day. Among the three or Tour exceliene addresses was, first, that of Dr. Fl. J. Willingham of the Florence State Normal The sales of refreshments for the school. 1t is said, were not quite so large as usually, doubtless due to the present financial condi- tions.
 The next big event is that at Hat ton on July 16, also for the benefit of the local school. and then the one at Town Creek on July 22. Each of these enterprising communities as q rule raises from s150 to $500 in this way for the coming school year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-06
For Good of
 the Community

A PICTURE to be judged alright must \ be regarded from the lights as well as the shadows, because it's composition is of the two. Life is all checkered with sorrows and pleasures, said Tom Moore. The elixir of life is the passage from one to the other.
 The thermometer touched 102 in the shade at a time when we had reached our lowest point in pig iron production. All the ills to which we are heir seemed to have reached the peak. If so the better, for that means the nearer approach of the inevitable rebound.
 But a man descends no lower than his grit. Robert Bruce attained because he strove after six defeats The spider story is probably myth, but good one never theless, because it is a reflex of the law of the human species.
 In a severe storm tinid passenger asked the captain of the craft if he Madam, this good ship has breasted
 
 ., That men have the same confidence in i Birmingham as ever is measured in two . features of community growth this year. One is in investments in new corporations and in placing additional capital in those already successfully operating.
 For the first half of the year capital in- vested in new corporations and in in- crease of capital of going concerns Tn Bir- mingham has aggregated S9,052,000.
 This is at the rate of $18,0OO,0OO for the year, which is $2,000,000 more than the banner record of 1920, while the record for 1919 and 1918 respectively was $6,800,000 and S5,965,0 ,000.
 The building record of Birmingham also reflects the confidence of Birming- ham itself The valuation of buildings, for which permits have been issued dur ing the first half of the year, is S3,082,- 4O1. This compares with 5,969, ,000 for the entire year 1920.
 A total of 748 permits for homes was issued in the first half of the year com pared with 198 in the same period of 1920 The home building record of 1921 is more than three times that of 1920.
 The building totals are to be swelled by permits for the Masonic Temple, the Central High school, the auditorium and other large structures This means a lot of work for men otherwise idle and the comfort and establishment of the city.
 All the better that $4,000,000 of the new money investment went into increase of capital of two building and loan asso- citations. They are essentially home builders and that $4,O00,00O stands for homes.
 Closing down the iron stacks is preface to an agreement between the consumer and the producer of pig iron on some reas- enable basis of doing business. The iron business can no more be worked out solely from one point of view than from another. The consumer must realize that the iron maker faces his limitations as we'll as the buyer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-06
AtCupid'sCal
 By MAY CHRISTIE
Copyright, 1921, by the Mcclure Newspaper
 Syndicate
XCIII-A Woodland Tableau

than the telephone bell rang, and Mary went to answer 1t.
 The voice at the other end of the wire proved to be that of Dick Calar dinl
 Miss Rochester has just gone to the railway station" said Mary the mo- ment that she recognized Dicks tones.
 Her heart was beating very quickly, though she tried to sound quite cool and natural.
 But it's Miss Drew with whom l wish to speak" said Dick. Isis that Miss prew?"
 Tt is" said Mary simply. Here at the telephone"
 Miss -Mary-Tm afraid to ask you Across the wires trlckled a hint of Dicks embarrassment.
 Mary decided that she'd help him out.
 Did you wish to speak to me? To see me?'
 ITO see you! Pleasep' He empha- sized the last word strongly. After what you told me last night-oh, l just must see you--even though it's only for & momentw
 T have all the afternoon orr to- day" quote Mary, with~a happy ac- celeration of the heart. Shall meet you somewhere?"
 "Dom
 Where, then?"
 Let me think. Do you know the woods between here and the Barley Now"
 "I do," said Mary quietly.
 There's a red-painted gate not Tar from little cottage in the woods' You couldn't miss it. Here he gave his listener more explicit directions. Can you be there in half an hourE
 q can rejoined the girl. She hung the receiver up on it's hook and her
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soft, smoke-blue eyes were shining.
 Arrayed in the pretty blue suit in which she had first met Dick. Mary set out for her rendezvous.
 In spite of ell that had occurred her heart felt cautiously light and happy. She knew now--intuitively- that Dick was hers-that he always had been hers from the beginning.
 It was sunny afternoon. The day had turned out fine.
 Miss Mary swung along the coun- try roads. pretty glow in her fluffy. dusky hair.
 There by the red-painted gate stood Dick.
 They shook hands formally, all though the heart of each was beat ing at an accelerated speed.
 "I thought we'd take a little walk" said Dick.
 Mary nodded.
 And the two of them set off across the woods,
 There was a messy path that led, first through a clearing then through kind of thicket. Dick chose that path.
 And Mary realized that It led directly toward the railway station. Suppose that they should meet Eve and Julian Vandaveer? But no! Eve had gone to meet Julian in the car. They were coming back by the high road and not on foot.
 At first Dick and his young com panion spoke of trivlalities Both were shy, constrained. They avoided the main issue of their meeting.
 They must have walked for at least fifteen minutes before Mary took the topic that was nearest to them both in hand.
 'Dick, you wanted to tell me about