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PROPOSALS FOR AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC
refrigerating plant.-Department Of Agricul-
ture. Washington. D. C., May p. 1922.-
Sealed proposals for furnishing and installing
in tH U. s. chronological Laboratory at
Rivertop. New Jersey, one automatic electric
refrigerating plant to comprise three compart-
ments and guaranteed TO furnish a minimum
temperature of minus FIVE degrees Fahrenheit,
to be supplied with one-half ton double pipe
brine cooler placed inside brine tank, brine to
he calcium chloride. will be received at the
department until o'clock pm. Tuesday.
June g. 1922, and then opened. Specification
and blank forms of proposals can be had on
application to the chairman, Board of Awards.
Department Of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.
my27-3t
PROPOSALS FOR SEED PACKETTNG.-DR
partment Of Agriculture, Washington, D. c.,
May %. 1922. Sealed proposals for furnish
ing packets and envelopes and for handling.
storing, packeting, assembling. franking. and
mailing seed for the Congressional Seed Dis
tribution for the fiscal year 1923 on q one
year contract basis. or for the Congressional
Seed Distributions for the fiscal years 1923,
1924. 1925. 1923 and 1927. on a fve-year con-
tract basis, will be received here until 2
pm. June 23. 1922, and then opened. Pro
posal sheet and specifications furnished ap-
Idication. Envelopes containing proposals
should be indorsed Proposal for Seed Pack
etipg." and addressed to Il. NJ. Reese. chair.
man, Board Of Awards. U. S. Department Of
Agriculture, Washington, D. c. my27-3t
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. wEscHLER. AUCTI0NEER.

TRUSTEES SALE Of TWO Two-sTeRY
BRICK DWELLINGS. NUMBERS 81 AND
IS G STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of that deed Of trust recorded in
ords of the District Of Columbia. and at the
request Of the party thereby secured. the un-
dersgned will sell at public auction. in front
Of the premises. on THURSDAY. THE FIRST
DAY OF JUNE. 1922. AT O'CLOCK PM,
lot numbered twenty four GA, in square num-
bered six hundred and twenty four t624). In
the city Of Washington. District OF Columbia
except the rear 100 feet by the width thereof.
The parcel to he sold is improved by two
two-story brick dwellings. numbered 81 and
83 Il street northwest. and is Of an approx
mat depth Of TO- .o5 feet.
Terms: $500 deposit required; onethird cash,
balance in one and two years. with 8 per cent
interest. payable semi-annually. from day of
sale, represented by the notes OF the purchaser
secured on the property. or all cash. at pur-
chsser's option: terms to be complied with in
fifteen days the trustees reserve the right
to resell at the cost of the defaulting pur-
chaser. Conveyancing and revenue at pur-
chaser's cost WHARTON E. LESTER.
MICHAEL ]. COLBERT.
my25-d&ds inc holidays Trustees.
TunS i 0WEE & son ArCTInNFERS
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ARGONAUT TOURS

STEWART E. BLASS1NGHAM. PRES'T.
402 kRESGE BLDG. 1l,h AND Il.
PHONE MAIN 6669.
Three-day trips to NIAGARA FALLS and
Toronto, Canada, begin June %. Each week
thereafter. Cost. $42. 90, covers all expenses
except meals. Includes room. Hotel Clifton;
sight seeing in Toronto and at Falls: bsat
ride on Maid Of the Mist" below Falls; par
lor car chair TO Falls and Pullman berth re-
turning. Western tours start July Is. Gettys-
burg any DAY,
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Three Two-story Frame Dwell
ings, Nos. 2220 and 2222 9Th
Street Northwest and No.
2ll4 10th Street Northwest.
~ A.,.ks-.

BY authority vested in We will sell at
public auction. in front Of the respective
premises. on THURSDAY. THE FIRST DAY
OF JUNE. 1922, AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM.
lot SILL in square $685.. improved by premises
Nos. 900 and 22222 9Th st. NV.
And at FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM, LOT
26. in square 33l improved by premises No
2l14 10th street NV
Terms Of sale: All cash 5000 deposit on
each parcel at time of sale. Conveyancing.
recording and revenue stamps at purchaser Is
cost Safe to be closed in thirty days de-
posit forfeited.
THOS. ]. OWEN 4 son. Auctioneers.
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$3.50.
Near 11th and Pa. ave- se.-yery eood
Groom frame house. large yard to ailey. This
is a barsnin and $500 cash will handle.
$4,250.
Near bureau Of engraving and printing and
Agriculture Dept.-Excellent Groom brick
house with bath; good heating system. Owner
will make reasonable terms.
$3.50.
Near Sth and Pa. ave. s.e-very desir,h,.
Sroom brick house having b.w.h, gas, Iarre
back yard: good condition. Owner will rive
early possession and arrange convenient terma
$3.50.
Near Soldiers Home Park-A most attr.c.
tive semi-detached colonial brick house, having
ANIL, large yard with garage Small cas6
payment. balance like rent. Inspect this dne
home.
$3.50.
Takoma Park. d. c., section, near cars
Owner will sacrifice this hne groom detached
corner home for quick sale; house Contains
ami. hardwood floors; large yard with "a
rage Very easy terms can be arranged. Don't
HARRY l.. CHEW.
Main 164o. :o5 Continental Trust b,ds. =
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The heart pulsations of a mouse
have been counted and recorded by
an ingenious machine, and found TO
number nearly 7o0 every minute.
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SUMNER COTTAGES.

BUFFALO AVENUE. NORTH BEACH. Md
family; fine lo0at ti0n; trees; water inside;
only two left; $1.760 and 81. $50: terms.
BLOOMFIELD Il. HOWARD. 800 18th st.
NV Columbia 67p4 20e
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FLORIDA PhoPERTY.

SACRIFICE LARGE APIARY. 20 ACRES
good land in Florida; must sell at once
% Linden ave., Cherrydale, Va.
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TOURS.

Delta Tours 500 ;s,, Bond o \, Building vi. ling
Only few more needed for our specially
conducted tour TO the West Coast, leaving
June 4.
excursions to Luray and Endless Cayerns. Nat
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PETWORTH.
Price $500

Attractive home. containing rooms and
bath. colonial front porch and double rear
porches. elec. lights. h.-w.h. and many indi-
vidual features. Good rear yard to a paved
alley. Convenient to the bus line and Street
cars. Easy terms.
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WEST OF I4th ST.
Price S12 500

Price low to insure quick sale. Located
IN very desirable residential square in Co
rumbia Heights. Semi detached brick dwell
ing. having rooms. large bath and extra
lavatory, elec. lights and excellent heating
plant. Also has garage for cars. Terms
arranged.
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cLARK'S 18th CRUISE, FEB. 3, 1928
rSn III MEDITERRANEAN

By Specially Chartered. Sumptuous S. S.
EMPRESS of SCOTLAND" oil burner. 2s .00
ross tons: IS DAYS CRUISE. 500 and up: I9 day.
n Egypt and Palestine: Spain. Italy. Greece. etc
FRANK c. CLARK, Times Building. New Yorl
obers Steamship Agency. / Woodward bldg
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NORTHWEST.
Price, $3.50.

Convenient to both the 18th and Georgia
ave. car lines Well located semi mi-detached
brick home. 1t has rooms and hath. elec.
lights and fine hot-air heating plant Now
vacant and in good condition. Garage. I'm
mediate possession and easy terms.
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MICHIGAN PARK

On terms you can Afford
Well constructed, properly finished bunv.
lows with wide side yards. in a one fare snnei
and restricted neighborhood in the city nroner
representing the best home values on the
This is neighborhood Of hundreds of bo,.
owners-neighbors Of repute-a class Of peonie
TERMS ARE ARRANGED CONVENIENTrv
so that you who are renting can AFFORD to ~
and save wasteful rent. u ouy
$50 cash. $6S monthly. Apr. saw s47
5000 cash. 500 monthly. Apr saw. S6
Si00O cash. $65 monthly. Apr saw, s45
81 900 cash. S58 monthly. Apr. saw. Sa7
EXHIBsT T4 ~ OPEN Pm. TO PM.
10 INSPECT take 11th or or N.
Cap. s.. cars marked ''Brookland" to
18th and Michigan ave-, or cali owner
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON
Incorporated. Main $685.. Establisbed 1900
Woodward Bldg, 18TH and ii.
mo Place Like Home; No Home Like Ours ;,
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BROOkTAND

Brand-new semi-detached six-room, two-bath
bungalow; ami. lot $50 feet deep: shade
trees; southern exposure; beautiful view from
terrace. Price, $3.50: small cash payment
and $50 month takes care of all payments
Can sublet two rooms and bath for $50 Loca-
f:on. 132S-30 kearney st. Owner premises
all day Sunday. Possession with small deposit.
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FOR sALE-HoUsls.
Continued
S6 6Qs0-Onen Tnd,

$6,o5O-Open Today.
DETACHED. $500 bth ST. NV, Half
block l4th ST. CAR. . rooms, bath, h.w.h.,
electricity porGhes. garden. fruit tsss. grapes,
s., %,350-Silver Spring Bungalow
sa 0s ssas!sD gDst; sss new 5asI:
cash, balance monthly. P6ssEssToN.
K Just Off N. Capitol.
$3.750-8 rooms. bath; iatrobes Terms.
PAUL MAGOFFIN,
3l- WOODWARD BLDG. PHONE N. sO2a. .
NEAR 14TH ST. CARS.
This home. which is almost new. must be
sold: owner leaving the city; r. and b.: h.-w.
he15 and elec:; front and back porches; very
iarse nhd yard M .r. .price. $3.50 Very easy terms.
BAUM.AN { HE1NzMAN. 1884 18th ST.
NEAR 10TH ST. NV.
$12.COO-TERMS.
Near ~ 10th st; and not far from the reser-
voir. This ideal small home is built Ike pal
ace; r. and b.; h.-w. heat and elec.; COM
pietcIy detached with large lot. New and
vacant. You will be pleased If you inspect
this B%TMAs hSU reoHf HEiNzaAs ssoo 7s4 18th ST.
OPEN SUNDAY,
MAY 28, TO 5 PM.
GO V ST. NV.
BLOOMINGDALE
Modern, 8 r. and b., brick newly
and srtistically decorated: garage,
ETC.; reasonable terms.
8o7 ALLISON ST. NV.
PETWORTH.
2-story and attic colonial brick:
cheerful rooms; modern; high eleva-
tion; bargain; terms.
1852 JACKSON ST. NE.
BROOkLAND.
New, detached. modern, 6 r. and b.,
frame; lot $50 IT, deep: offer wanted
on terms.
N. F.. RYON CO.. INC.
Main 4597. 1923 st.
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PERSIMMON POINT,
Most beautiful peninsula north shore Of
South river. containing SO acres: good road !:
shade; sandy beach: safe harbor; two duck
blinds. C. B. WINTERSON. owner. or CHAS
+, LEE. AQnapolfs Md 30s
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SUMMER CAMPS.
PROPOSALS.

BUNGALOW. shacks, tents. camp sites. on
Potomac, Cabin John: boating, bathing. FISH,
ing: circulars. Leland Barton. 831 +. NV. 2ss
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NEAR 14TH-AT FAIRMONT
$10.500-TERMs.
less thar unreiGory brick home is priced 81, 900
good front yard Phone Main $500 tod:v nea''
BAUMAN & HEINzMAN, 734 1sth =,
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MT. PLEASANT.
Price, $4,000.

Just listed. Beautiful brick home % feet
wide; 1t has rooms, 9 tile baths, large CO.
lonial front porch. elec. lights. h.-w.h., hard
wood floors, screens and awnings Servants
toilet and laundry facilities in basement
Now vacant and as been newly papered and
painted. Reasonable terms.
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K ST.
Price, $4,000.

West of Connecticut ave. An ideal down
town location. Well constructed home, con
tanning 10 rooms and baths 1t has modern
heat and light and is in good condition.
Terms arranged.
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STEAMSHIPS.
Clark Cruises by Can. Pac. Steamers
cLARK's 3rd CRUISE, JAN. 23, 1929
ROUND THE WORLD

Originator of Round the World Cruises end the onl,
Tourist Agent who has e>erruns Cruise Round ths
World by chartered steamer.
hoatinS palace for the whole trip. Route:
New York, Panama. San Francisco Homo
lulu. n days in Japan. Cbina. Manila. Jsva,
Sinlapcre. Burmah. Option of Is days in
India. Ceylon. days in Cairo. Naples.
Havre. Southampton: istop oversl Quebec
Ry. to Montreal and New York.
4 MONTHS, 1000 and up
lncIudink Hotels. Drives. Guides, Fees, etc.
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GEORGETOWN.
Price $1,000

Detached brick residence Three stories,
cellar and attic; Il rooms and bath. House
is % feet wide and all the rooms are large
with high ceilings. Excellent hot air heating
plant. Large yard with shrubbery and flow.
ers. Terms can be arranged.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
60 OCn

TUT F07sCSO'
A decided bargain in a modern home Con-
venient to 18th and Park road and within a
half square of 14th st. car line Colonial
style, with large rooms and tile bath. sleep
ing porch. elec. lights. excellent heating
plant. parquet floors. Recently redecorated.
Ample room for garage. Convenient terms.
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PARK VIEW.
Price $3.50

desirable home, situated on the corner Of
an alley. afording light on three sides Co.
lonial type, rooms and BATH elec. lights
excellent heating plant parquet floors and
hardwood trim, Immediate possession and
easy terms.
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COLONIAL BEACH, VA.
(THE IDEAL)

days. r. LAURIE MITCHELL. La Plata
Nd 2Qs
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NEAR LINCOLN PARK.

Thoroughly modern three-room deep hou So
with colonial front porch. rooms. tile bath,
lnclosed double rear porches, elec. lights,
h--w.h. hardwood floors and a hollow tile ga
rage. Owner will give immediate possession
and make reasonable terms.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

Just OF Connecticut ave. Detached home.
colonial design. having 6 large rooms and
elec. lights, sh.-w.h.. hardwood floors.
Large lot T0x12O. with several kinds of fruit
trees and garage. Terms, 1.5OO cash.
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T.AkOMA PARK.
~

Attractive bungalow with rooms and ba tn
all on one floor. 1t has an open fireplace in
the living rOOm elec lights furnace heat. In
good condition. Located on q concrete street
within two squares of the ear lines school,
stores. etc. Large lot with garage. Easy
terms.
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CAMP SITES.

FIvE-ROOM BUNGALOWS. FURNISHED, IN
woods; rent, $40; references. Inquire Cabin
John p. o., Nd
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC.
1854 H St. NV. Phone Main 1923
CHEVY CHASE.
Price S17 500,

Desirably located in OLD CHEVY CHASE.
close to the Circle. A delightful. detached
home. having rooms, large sleeping porch
and bath: several open hreplaces; screened
throughout: attic. All modern improvements.
Built by the present occupant for his home.
Attractive lot, 6Ox125.
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FOR sALE[M0UNTATN HOME; NINE
rooms and attic: furnace; all modern con-
veniences; garage :Atwo chicken houses: garden
fenced; variety of fruit; lot 100 by 200 feet:
furniture, with player-piano. included: $s. 800
in fee. Address or call Owner. Whiteholme.
Je6erson boulevard, Braddock Heights, Md. 81 :
VIRGINIA -YEAR-R0UND COUNTRY HOME
Foothills, Blue Ridge Mountains overlooking
famous shenando1h river, 1000 feet above sea
level, SO miles >northwest Of Washington Il
mile from Bluemont- Winchester pike). New
mountain stone home, frame interior, hardwood
paneling and flooring throughout, asbestos
shingle roof, 8 rooms, baths; all improve
ments; new barn and outbuildings; IS acres of
land Ideal home Of refinement and taste. 'Ad-
Joining tract, ITO acres, cultivated land new
house and large apple orchard, can be pur-
chased with above. Address II. e. PERRINE,
Berryville. Va. =.
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NEARING COMPLETION.
B. H. GRUVER HOMES,

c000-2e2S Klingle Road.
Cat Goth ST. and Park road
Rooms. = Baths, Garage. Fireplaees
Reasonably priced on easy terms.
L. NJ. WILLIS. Jr., Agent.
Main S7s. juo5s
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FOR RENT-DESIRABLE SUMMER HOME
from every point Of view, on beautiful ba thing
beach, 80 miles from Washington. Phone
C1arendon A.
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INSPECT NEW HOMES,
43O KENYON ST. NV
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
81 600 EACH

Two brick dwellings located near 10th and
Md. ave. ne, each containing six very large
rooms, bath. cellar. hot-water heat. Three
others in same locality priced at
81 500 EACH
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FOR RENT.

8 OR ROOM-DETACHED HOUSE OR BUN
galow. suburbs preferred. within 40 minutes
Of center Of city: must be reasonable: no
| children; state terms in replying to Box 294. B,
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THOs. ]. OWEN & son, AUCTIONEE
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LOT FOR SALE ON
WEST RIVER.
acres: acres water front; ~ hours ride
from Washington by machine; state road.
Near Masonic club; ideal for summerAhome.
Address L. L. HARTGE. Shady Side. P. o.
A. A. Co. Md -
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WILL SELL ON EASY
TERMS

$40 Conduit I'd. NV: rooms. bath: hot
water heat: electric light garages: West
inghouse electric range; on lot 50x12J.
SOTO Conduit rd NV; rooms, bath; hot
water heat electric light.
J180 Sherier pl. n.H.: rooms and hath.
rHOS. d. WALSH. 1912 + st. NV. ". 7545.
800
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FURNISHED 3-ROOM AND PORCH COT
tage, North Chesapeake Beach. Md. IS miles
from Washington. near macadam road. Col.
1881 or address Box 90-B Star Office
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A Stenographer's Romance
NELLIE RILEY'S AMBITION
By JANE PHELPS

love, TO save against the time she could
get to New York.
Nellie was II. At II hope and faith
are instructive. She never doubted Tor
a moment that once In New York sns
would find a position. and be able 10
earn enough TO take care OF herself.
n ellie was also pretty. She had DARK
brown hair that curled in riotous lash
ion about her head; bobbed because
Miss Carter said she spent TOO much
time doing It up, rather than because
bobbed hair was In style. Her eyes Sefs
big and brown, laughing eyes that In.
trieued one at once. She was rather
short and very slender-the latter she
claimed was caused by over-eating At
Miss Carriers!
Nellie had Cora Bakers address. but
she always said to herself:
ri never let her know I'm there TIL
7 get a job and some clothes. Away
from Hudson Corners, Nellie would
have pride in her appearance. There
she cared nothing how she looked-al
she thought Of was getting away.
She knew how much 1t cost to get TO
New York. she also knew she must nave
a little to keep her until she found
lob. Beyond this she did not look.
She had set SIS as the amount she
that would keep her long tme-she
knew nothing Of New York prices-she
probably would not need to use II all
fSr she would find ofhde work before
II was gone, she was sure.
Unconsciously one Of the boarders
helped her. She was small woman
who, feeling sorry for the shabby little
slavey, gave her a fairly decent looking
dark blue tailored suit Nellie was IN
scstasies. and when man passing
through gave her a dollar. she bought
n sailor hat at the general store and felt
herself equipped to face the world
train passed through the Corners
AZ midnight. She would take that. She
had no intention Of taking anyone into
her conference.-the would never be al-
lowed to go IL she did. So the day she
had ;25 aside from the amount neces.
sary for her ticket. she borrowed ono
OF the cheap suitcases from the attic
and at midnight quietly stole away, all
her worldly possessions not Milling the
case. -
81 didn't steal It! I'll send II back
when I get in an office" she said As
she tugged II to the station.
Tomorrow-In the Big Town.
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! H9 Dietand Health
s!.na" By Lulu Hunt Peters, MD !
hor Of Diet dHeal with Ksy to the Galleries
BLOOD PRESSURE-Part I.
11Iu Hunt Peters. MD

that maintain and regulate the blood
pressure arc: I. the heart. ;, the blood
vessels. especially the elastic dilatinS
and contracting arteries.
There are two rhythmic fluctuations IN
the blood pressure Tho highest phase,
or systollc. is during the contraction o.
the heart; the lowest Of diastoIlc IS
during the rest period Or the heart. tn"
difference between this pressure Is
known as the pulse pressure.
Instruments to measure blood pres
sure arc called sphygmomanometers
II Il means anything 10 YOU. ThcE are
delicate Instruments. Roughly described
they consist Of an arm band connected
to p graduated scale. The arm band is
made Of an elastic bag. This Is usually
rIaced around tho upper arm and
pumped full or air until tho circulation
Is cut off from the main artery Of the
upper arm.
The amount ~ pressure which 4
takes OF do this IS equal TO the highest
or the systolic pressure in the vessel
The pressure 10 registered IN MI, J.
meters. but usually I'm giving the blood
pressure Just tho figures are given. In
stead NJ saving the systnlic pressure Is
l25 milllmotcrs one simply says the
systol!C pressure Is 10.
7, Iq generally held now ny rhysi-
clans that tho highest or systol" pres
sure taken alone f. not or 81 much
importanrn a. the diastolir or lowest
pressure. because Tn" syStolic pressure
varies 20.
For instance the excitement Of hay
ing the blood prcssur" taken may send
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announced he was going back.
"Do YOU know" the girl said. you
have never told me what IL is YOU do
In New York or anything. about your
self. Don't you feel we arc good enough
friends
In tho moment 80 silence Tony.
grateful to the might which hid MS
embarrassment rurrcd many things
eyer in his mind. half decided on open
confession and made up hts story. lie
had been foolish. perhaps. 10 s'HaI
away into n row He for his summer
and yet-he had done Il before some
how. though there had been no girls
like Ethel and this was going to be the
most painful awakening Of al! lie
rowed vigorously In silenCe-t n.
while the boat slid noiselessly forward
under the impulse. rested his oars ami
answered.
Il make my living with my voice. In
the summer each year I so to tho
lakes. the mountains or the sea ana
forget all about it. | make new friends
and IN the fall. when I return 20 the
CITY II - impossible TO continue the
acquaintancc. You have made this
summer better than any that hove gone
before and will never forget"
Ethel who rad forgotten tho mon
Of the previous summers ~ Fair Lake
and who knew that Tony would join
tho number was woman enough 10
feel hurt. TIL" revelation Of the artist
IN Tony gave him and added attraction
and she wondered at tho modcsty ~
Il singer who had not once mentioned
his profession
"Rut surely. since both Of us live in
New York. it s possible we will see
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Tony pallu had romance and :
sense OF humor. In his eyes was th"'
rouyhish light which invites parrc'pa-
ton in 2 secret jok" and IN his clothes
the touch Of tho artist. Nc one Al
the little lake resort had seen him be
fore but all admitted he was the haou-
somes, man IN the colony.
Within week after TOMS arrival
q, Fair Lake he was a friend OF every
one. The women asked Mr.. PATIO
N mite boats and string hammocSs
and with the EASY forswearing OF con-
ven;ion that comes with vacation INC
Younger ones sang out invitations FOR
..To-nee" 10 ioin the hikes. dances
and bonfire PARTIES II was new
,afe cor the youth who greeted hiS
popularity with a joyful laugh ana
q, t5,d himself In being agreeable.
ethel" said Mrs clemens, one Of
~. camp memhe~s who had won an
honores place % seniority through
ten. successive visits, of course We all
Ike this Mr. Dallo. hut-dor't become
TOO interested in him Remember this
1. his FRS. var here. no one knows
anything sbou' him aud. you VII I'd
init in some ways ne ia just ftt7-
crude" ,.,.
-. Is someone YOU talk about IKE
c q laa.a wear" Ethel replied "NcH
uSrs 10 know net summer ttirtanons
Ars nave serious. Tony j. lots Of fun
bsfo. but when We 60 hom" | VIII
rsyer SEE cr th:Tr 81 MIN again. Shc
cooked ,rouShfuliy az the water and
Adn,:te6 A moment Of regret.
GOV and Ethel went fishing and eN-
-~rsS TIE trails. They met the mail
train and saw the vacation weeks
,hrc.gh Ike happy children Then he