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Trustees Sale of Valuable I'm
proved Real Estate. Premises
known as Lexington Apart
ment House, 21st and L SITS.
NV

BY virtue Of authority vested in us ny tho
owners OF the hereinafter described lands and
premises. will sell at public auction. n
FOURTEENTH DAY of JUNE. u. 49,
AT FOrR-THIRTY PM. lots Il and 1s. N
square 16 in the city OF Washington. in he
District Of Columbia. improved by valush'e
apartment house building. known the L"y-
incton subject 10 trust of $4,000.
Terms Of sale: The purchase price above the
trust in cash 4 deposit Of 500 10 be made
upon acceptance of hid. ConveyancinC. notary
fees. revenue stamps and recording at rur-
chasers cost. Terms of sale 10 h- compiled
with within so days. otherwise the trustees
reserve the right TO resell the property at
the risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser after
days advertisement in some newspaper pub
lished in Washington. u. {.
WILLIAM {. SULLIVAN.
Trustee, 40 Eth st. NV.
EDWARD J. WALSH.
ieS-d6ds sexSu Trustee woodward bldg
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SUMMER HOMES.
FOR RENT.

CLUB OR HOME, II ROOMS: ELECTRIC
lights; 8 baths; large grounds; near Washing
ton, in Virginia; trolley and bus service: good
office. 50
KENNEBUNKPORT, Me = MOST IDEAI.
spot ocean front: furnished cottage Of 10
rooms. 3 baths: garage: reduced rental. $500
season: river sports. golf. etc Address A.
TRoWBRIDGE, Beacon ST., Boston. Mass.
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Attorneys Sale of Valuable
Semi-Detached Brick Dwell
ing, No. 513 4th Street NV.

BY virtue of authority vested in the under
signed. will sell by public auction in front
EIGHTH. 1922. AT F0CR-THIRTY O'CLOCK
PM. lot No. s0I. square 53l. having frontage
Of oi1s feet 4th ST. NV, 10y depth of s3. 80
feet. improved by semi detached brick dwell
ing. six large rooms ard bath. No. 5l3 4th ST.
NV. opposite Judiciary Square.
Terms Of sale: Subject 10 a first trust Of
So 600 due in three years, also second trust
of approximately $1,000. payable S35 per
month, including interest at 10. All cash
above existing trusts.
BY order Of
W. F. DAVIS.
JAMES s. NORRIS. Attorney.
ie6-3t
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$16,75o.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

OHEV 7 CHASE, MD.
A charming detached home in that beautiful
is leaving the city and 1t must be sold at
once. thoroughly up-to-date and modern
home. situated on large lot. amid ample
shade trees. shrubbery. flowers, etc. There
are eight spacious rooms. modern bath, porches
and many individual built-in features. A
home that should he seen to lie appreciated.
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Morrison ST.. Chevy Chase, D. c.
90 SOO Reasonable Terms

S22, 500. Reasonable Terms.
| Beautiful corner residence Of hollow tile
construction: ten spacious rooms. two tiled
| baths unusual breakfast and lounging porch.
| screened sleeping porch: trunk rooms, garage,
hardwood floors. open fireplace. hot-water heat
| electric lights. concrete porches. slate roof.
large lot; convenient to Conn. ave.
jefferson Pl.. Just Off Conn.Ave.
$4,000. Terms.
Located between NJ and n. 18th and 18th
on on lot aoxios; room for garage: immediate
| posscssion; property in this section is bound
to increase in value very rapidly.
On Columbia Road NV.
S11.5OO. Terms.
| Attractive and we'll built thoroughly mod
ern brick home Of nine wei planned 1;Ms rooms,
| wood floors; very deep lot; room for garage:
also flower and vegetable garden; southern ex-
| Phone us now, Main 372.
| Facing Saul's Addition.
S1O,5OO. Terms.
| Six spacious and we'll arranged rooms. tiled
| bath, hot-water heat. electric lights, hardwood
| floors and trim, colonial porch. inclosed sleep
Ins mantbiy payments. a charming home in every
respect.
! On Irving St. at 18th NV.
S13,5OO. Easy Terms.
| In perfect condition; ten-room and bath
brick home, improved with hot-water heat.
electric lights; room for garage: hardwood
| doors; porches. This home ia Immaculate and
| NOT one nickel need be spent. Convenient to
everything.
WILLIAM K
11O8 10th St. NV.
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Near 18th and Fairmont SITS.
Q rooms, baths; hot-water. electricity; M
double rear porches: garage. Price, S11,5
North of Dupont Circle.
icut ave; . rooms. baths; good condition;
room for double garage. Price, s11 900.
Woodley Park,
Near wardman Park Hotel; s rooms, recep-
ton hall and tile bath; bedrooms; garage.
Near 18TH and Park Rd.
Excellent location; 8 and bat
terms. Price sl3.25O
Near 23rd and California SITS.
Corner house; 10 rooms. baths; sleeping
Cleveland Park.
We consider this the best buy In this sec
eeient I condition. ] 1 rrice reduced to $3.50.
Chevy Chase.
one-half square from Connecticut ave-; Q
rooms. baths: hot water; electricity; colonial
ont Of town and must sell quickly Price.
Chevy Chase. Md.
Rs.utfp house on corner i9 containing 1t
suburban home. Price. SCI 900.
I4th St. Extended.
Facing Dickson Home Semi-detached: 0
rooms and bath; hardwood floors: hot water,
gas: room for garage Houses in this location
have sold for considerably more. Price,
$l2,5O0.
Near 18th and Columbia Rd.
rear porches; excellent condition. Owner
leaving town: anxiou. for offer. Price. sl1 600
Randall H. Hagner & Co.
1907 Conn Ave. Franklin 400.
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FOR SALE-HoUSEs.
$Io,o5o.
ONTARIO PLACE.
Continued

lar locality north of Columbia rd convenient
to the Connecticut ave. and Mt. Pleasant car
lines. Twostory tapestry brick dwelling
large cement front porch; six good size rooms;
tile bath and individual tile shower and lava
tory. screened-in sleeping porch; oak floors:
hot-water heat electric lights. Many added
features. Brick garage for two cars.
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NEAR I4th AND PARK RD.-
SII,5oo.
An unusual investment proposition. This
property contains apartments OF 4
rooms in basement; modern heating
plant. Two apartments are now rented
for SloT.5o per month Owner obliged
to sell; will arrange attractive terms.
PARK VIEWS, 900.
$500 Cash Payment.
Price reduced for immediate sale: owner
leaving the city; rooms. hath: brick
construction colonial home. newly papered
and painted: front porch and many other
conven:ences. Investigate at once While
it is still available.
BLOOMINGDALE-SS,s5o. so.
81 900 cash and moderate monthly pay
ments will give you possession of this
attractive three-stOry home, containing
10 large rooms. modern heating plant:
deep lot to paved alley: ample garage
space. Property is in perfect condition.
CHEVY CHASE-SI2, 800.
Beautiful sroom and 2-bath house. situ-
ated in that rapidly developing section
near the Purple Iris Inn: Bus line goes
by the door. Hollow-t!!e construction.
Present owner leaving the country and
is Offering a genuine bargain. with a
good monthly payment. Can be handled
with very little cash.
PHIL | P S,
D1,~,a \f,,,, 1Ho0
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$3.50.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.

A splendidly situated home at q very low
price. Three-story pressed brick. having nine
rooms. modern bath; hardwood floors drst and
second stories; vapor heat. electric lights.
Entire house in perfect condition. Room for
garage. Immediate possession. Attractive
terms
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THE EVENING STA
FOR SALE-H0UsEs.
FOR SALE-H0USEs.
NA.Af-~aA


tnued
n l. SANSBURY CO., INC.
1913 Eye St. NV Phones Main 59o3-4-5
NORTHWEST NORTHEAST.
PRICE A
%s and @ @ m and M s Wide sns 's sn
tt tie he In
a. %
would a dhcut duplicate
FACING LINCOLN PARK -o,,,,,,. ,,1,c1,rc
NOlOMbitA TElIIli
twdean us Al
the be
s
good ondii
will required
,s 1.aaV se,s ELAND 49, fAKh. N NEAR EAST CAPITOL ST
beautifully eIn sell at once modem h0nf 1
painted % thToas % ana deem t
Temsif desired
10th ST. HIGHLANDS.
We offering for sale of the most beautiful detached homes
in delightful 1t completely detached and su
large lot with shade and shrubbery Eleven
and two we'll appointed baths Every modern con-
Breakfast and sleeping porches TWo-car
garage In excellent condition An inspection will convince
of its value
N L. SANSBURY CO., INC.
1913 Eye St. NV Phones Main 5oo3-4-5
-
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Household and Office Furniture.
Player and Upright Pianos,
Crystal Curio Cabinet, Hotel
Draperies, ETC., by Order COL
lector of an Estate and Others.
BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
AT WESCHLERS,
go PA. AVE. NV.
ATTRDAY.


COMMENCING NINE AN.
AeoliAn Player-PianO, other Players and tp.
right Pianos vctrola and other Talking Ma
chimes. French Crystal Curio Cabinet. Antiqga
Room Suite, Brass Poster Bed. Am. walnut
Bedroom Suite. Bird Eye Mable Bedrooin
Suite, Cane and Oak Library Table. oak
Princess Dresser, Sectional Bookcase. 10-piere
Fumed Oak Dining Room Suite, Leather ur-
holstered Couches and Rockers, Oak Dining
Room Chairs. Buffets. Bookcases. Couchee.
Desks and 0tfice Chairs. Metal Files. Lot Ho,
AT TWELVE NOON.
Crawford Touring Car by order Of Trustee :,
Jess ADAM A. wEsCHLER. Auct.
THOS. ]. OWEN & son, AUCTS.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE BRICT
DWELLING. NO. 500 NEW HAMPSHIRE
AVE NV
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust du'r
recorded. in Liher No. 1861 folio 400. e1 SEQ.
Of the land records of the District OF Colun
hia and at the request Of the party secur't
thereby, the undersigned trustees Will sell. At
THURSDAY, THE FIFTEENTH DAY or
JUNE. a. d. 1922. AT FOUR-TH1Rl Y
O'CLOCK PM. the following described lard
and premises. situate in the District of Co
umbia. and designated and being lot -
in John Paul Jones and others subdivision
Of lot in square ~. as per Plat recorded m
Liber IL. folio 80. of the records Of the
office OF the surveyor Of the District NJ
Terms Of sale. Sold subject to a prior decd
Of trust for So 600 and the amount over said
required at time OF sale conveyancinc
recording and revenue stamps at pnrrhAs.r :
cost Sale to he closed within thirty DAYS
or deposit forfeited.
KARL NJ. GRIMM
ie5.d&ds. .exSu Trnstees
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6o1 RANDOLPH ST. NV.

By OWNERS rooms and bath with every
thing a man or woman wants in PERFECT
HOME; seeing Is convincing. Pittsburgh in
stantaneous heater; awnings, screens. shades;
laundry and trash chutes: electrically lighted
closets. garage and chicken house; cedar closet:
one-half ton OF grapes this year; beautiful
ward: wide paved alley. etc. This wonderful
home II priced at $4,000 only for quick sale.
Good cash payment. TERMS. s.
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Trustees Sale of Crawfort
Touring Car.

By virtue Of certain chattels deed q
trust recorded in Liber No. 1911. at folio -;
Of the land records for the District OF tobn.-
bia and at the request Of the party secure
thereby the undersigned trustee will sell Is
public auction at Blantnn's Garage. rear 1.li
y. Capitol st, SATURDAY, JUNE TENTH
1922. AT FoUR-THlRTI O'CLOCK PM, or
Crawford Passenger Touring Car, No. 1gl!,
Motor No. 903J-F.
Terms Of sale: Cash
GROVER F ToLsoN.
CHARLES L. WILLARD,
Jesse Trustees.
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JAMES M. CARTER & CO., INC

JAMES NJ CARTER & CO., INC.
SEASIDE RESORTS
If
this Seven airy % rooms s ata1ty Hat
hrnad Seranda
than
DOWNTOWN-NORTHW
or dentist Fine old
wensi the residential streets OF the
Connecticut feet
garage, The house Is newly
papered and an electric fixtures .Wqad
house. Price, $l3a0
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, $1,000.
/ nusualop a home in this
Six
lin client condition
SOUTHEAST.
Excellent of nine rooms
Lot
COTTAGE CITY, MD.
and bath; -ppess
impovemens- - Lot S 40 4o11S@ n Close
BLOOMINGDALE
I House % in excellent @
Ss5O0
FAIRMONT ST.
Fiveroo mandbah condition
JAMES NJ. CARTER & co, INC
1871 St. NV. Main 657-o58
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FOR SALE-H0UsEs.
BOSS & PHELPS,
REALTORS.
$4,000.
KENSINGTON. MD.
Continued

An attractive home In a beautiful suburb
with city conveniences: Property consists Of
three lots. comprising 185x175 feet. with well
established shade and fruit trees. also beauti-
full shrubbery. House has large front and side
porch. reception hall. parlor and dining room
sna Bath mo on seeoad aoor Finished roo@ ON
third floor. Cellar under entire house; hot
water heat. electric lights. City sewerage and
water supply. Chicken house and run sum
cient for one hundred hens. Stable. sA1al
cash payment.
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$13,5oo.
18TH AND LAMONT SITS.

An unusually attractive three story colonial
type home. containing nine large rooms and
two complete tile baths: large front and
double rear porches; oak floors; hot-water
heat. electric lights. Entire house has been
newly papered and painted. 1t has side light
and all of the rooms are especially bright.
Vacant. Terms.
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PHONE. WRITE OR CALL FOR ORR
LIST OF NEW HOMES IN PETWORTH.
18th ST. HEIGHTS AND CHEVY CHASE.
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Mt. PLEASANT.

$3.50.
Close to 18th st; brick house Of I good sized
rooms. tiled bath and shower: furnace heat,
electricity gas: hardwood floors and trim {;
recently renovated and in good repair; con-
venient TO stores. market. churches and school.
Attractive terms. Immediate possession.
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FOR RENT OR SALE.
SUMMER COTTAGES.

DVWNGVk W NU0O,
FOR RENT.
FURNISHED COTTAGE FOR SUMMER
season-Bue Ridge Summit, Pa, opposite
Monterey Golf Club: electricity: bath; dou-
me garage. Apply Miss VI. Is. PERKINS,
Hotel Grafton, Washington. 81
FOR RENT-TWO FURNISHED COTTAGES
on top Of Blue Ridge Mountain in Snickers s
Gap: one mile from Bluemont, Va; delight
full air aid scenery: pure spring water. Ap-
ply JULES DEN0NET 1909 ii st. NV. Frank.
7O4
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BOSS & PHELPS,
"The Home of Homes"
I4o6 H St. NV. Main 1870.
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
SAJI'S ADDITION

A beautiful home. completely detached
large lot; 4O-foot frontage on pleasant street:
eight rooms and bath: sun parior: large
glassed-in sleeping porch: front and side
porches; attic: has hot-water heat. electric
lights; hardwood floors and trim throughout:
three -car garage in rear, paved alley. House
is in perfect condition and a bargain at
$4,000. ""225-3
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$1,000.
CHEVY CHASE

A most desirable and well situated detached
home, convenient to the Connecticut ave. car
line Spacious lot 5Ox120. Property consists
Of six extraordinary large rooms. modern bath ::
foored attic: large porches: open fireplace in
living ROOM hot water heat, electric lights.
sion and terms.
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Nine-room home on 10th ST.
south of You; hot-water heat. electric lights.
First-hOor kitchen. Price. S23, 900 Immediate
possession can be given.
Splendid 7-room and bath
home in Massachusetts Ave. Heights: cement
front porch; thoroughly modern throughout
Attractive IO-room and 2-bath
home in Cleveland Park. within one-half
square Of Connecticut ave.; newly decorated
throughout. Garage. One of the best built
and incest arranged homes in this section
Price s16,500. Open for inspection daily from
to pm.
SiX-room and bath home in
Washington Heights; hot-water heat, electric
lights: hardwood floors: attic garage: cement
front porch; double rear porches. Price.
Si15Oo.
Six-room colonial home, lust
OF Lincoln Park: hot-water heat electric
lights. Price, $3.50. Terms can be arranged.
/. SAGER,
ST, NV.
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$I35oo.
PARK ROAD.

An exceptional home offering on Park I'd.
west of 18th st. Nine large rooms. tile bath,
extra lavatory on third floor. many built-in
conveniences: hot-water heat and electric
lights. Lot 120 feet deep to paved alley, with
garage Vacant.
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
Sf1A N ~
7I5 18th st. NV.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

Sl4 ,oOO.
Convenient to the 14th st. car line. Moderr
and well conditioned brick house. three stories
with 10 rooms and baths; servants room II
cellar: front and double rear porches; hot
water heat, electricity, gas; space for garage
The house is arranged and ideally located fol
renting rooms.
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THOMAS J. OWEN & son, AUCTIoNEFR.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-09-07

not obtainable by other means. A nondescr1pt
bit of hair takes on personality under MI
croscope lens. 1t is possible, Professor Gross
says to tell upon what part of the body the
hair has grown, and whether it is the hair of
a man or woman The condition OF the
hair may also be studied. The fact that 1t
showed signs of dye or of pomade, for In
sta CO. might prove to be significant clue
If the roots of the hair are available, the
age of the person can also be determined to
certain extent. Dipped in solution Of caus-
tic potash the roots will dissolve, and the
younger the person the more rapidly the
process takes place. Such tests are often
used in criminal Investigations.
Dust is another interesting kind of evil
dence which becomes significant only in the
hands of a scientist. Dust is important in
criminal cases because it is made up OF or
ganic matter from our surroundings.
A mysterious coat was found on the scene
Of a certain crime. 1t was placed in strong
paper sack and beaten with sticks to release
the dust. The sample collected from the
bag was then analysed. 1t revealed bits of
woody fibrous matter finely pulverized, and
also gelatine and powdered glue. The wood
suggested -rpenter, but tie add, of
the glue pointed to Joiner. The clue was
followed and the guilty person, joiner, ap-
pretended.
Gunsmiths, anatomists, chemists and au-
thorities on plant and animal life are called
TO point out ldCLS LudL Iu0 uOWOFCL
clever, does not know how to see. But so
far the human mind has rarely been sub
jected to scientific scrutiny in court exec in
cases when insanity is suspected. Witnesses
tinge their evidence with hate or determir
Loyalty and no jury can be SURE as to what
allowance should be made for these varia-
lions.
In Germany the legal psychologist is estab-
lished as a consulting agent, known as "the
friend of the court In Chicago courts, some
experiments have been made along similar
line. Aside from these ventures the legal
psychologist has not yet gained recognition
as an expert witness. Interest in the subject
is growing, however.
DR.. John Larson is conducting experiments
in the police department laboratory in Berke-
ley, Cal. The American university In this
city, is establishing laboratory of legal psy-
chology.
The psychological conclusion that in union
there is strength has struck psychologists and
students of oriminology in this city, and they
have organized an American Psychological
society. The business of this society is to en-
tighten the public regarding legal psychol-
ogy; to work or such legislation from con-
gress as will advance the 2rcc and to
prove to the courts that it has come to stay
and must sooner or later be recognized.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-09-07
FRESH AIR

One physicians prescription for good
health is "to get in draught and stay in it,
This sounds revolutionary, for we often
hear of "catthing cold" in draught. Really,
however, it isn't the draught that brings on
the cold, but overheating in stuffy unventi-
lated room before or after exposure to it.
Air is the first necessity of life, yet many
people worry about every little draught and
extra current of air. Instead of worrying, the
right thing to take advantage Of the draught,
breathe deeply several times and observe how
much better you feel.
There is a blanket of hot air around the
human body at all times. It requires strong
current of air or breeze to lift this blanket
and make the body cool and comfortable. The
current may be provided by an electric fan
or it may come from a ventilation shaft or,
better yet, from window, open top and bot
tom. Just so long e. the air is fresh and
kept in motion, the result will be the same
Everyone should get accustomed to fresh
air, breathe all of it that is possible, and
then he won't mind cold, wintry air. Those
who are hardened to cold air are less sub
ject than others to colds, bronchitis and
pneumonia.
No condition tends more surely to colds,
grip and lowered vitality than a crowded
ness, combined with insufficient air. affects
the mucous membranes of the nose and
throat.
Be sure to open your windows wide at night
and obey these general air-hygiene rules if
you would enjoy perfect health:
Let the fresh air in.
Go out after it.
Sleep out if you can.
Breathe deeply.-Dr. r. H, Bishop.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-09-07
ANDREW AND IMOGENE
BY ROE FULKERSON,

<VTTIAT were you and that ThorntoN
wv woman talking about so long oA
Jones' veranda last night?" asked
Imogene, with ill-feigneG indifference.
Love-" replied Andrew, without looking
at her.
"What?" snapped Imogene.
Glove" repeated Andrew. 1--WE were both
1amenting the fact that little Dan Cupid, the
god of love, is never born alone. Like
turtledove he always has twin.
'But, unfortunately, unlike dove, his twin
isn't his duplicate, but his opposite.
'"The ordinary human and mundane twins
look alike, act alike and are alike, these twins
i mythology are as different as war and
sewing circle.
when one feels love as know you feel
it for me, the stronger that love grows the
deeper the root Of tie other twin gets in the
heart, and while one ir a flower which blooms
and brightens every sense, the other is weed
with noxious perfume in its hiGeous flowers.
''While the one is being cultivated, the
other must be cut back, stamped upon and
rooted out, or it will fatten at the expense
of It's twin and turn heaven into hell.
zone of them must feed upon and master
the other, and 1t is for the individual to de-
eide which shall flourish in his or her heart.
Both cannot grow there and the only thing
to do is to strangle the poor, ldeformed dis
torted little twin which sees with eyes afflict-
ed with both myopa and strabismus, where
it's twin looks with eyes Of love-"
do you mean that you talked with that
Thornton woman likJ that about me?" de-
,manded Imogene.
81 do not know" said Andrew. 'T told
Mrs. Thornton that there were women in the
world who would cease to call her friendly
her rightful name and begin to call her a
'hussy,' a cat, or refer to her as that woman
] st because her husband would engage her
in casual conversation.
cit might have been that I was describing
you, although at the moment did not dream
so.
"This twin Of love has a way Of trying to
strangle in a person the right to make pref
ty speeches or to understand them, it blinds
the eyes to knowing glances from the one
they love and it turns the suspicious trifles
which were meaningless.
I would hate to think that you were any
o. these things or that any Of these things
describe you, honey"
But you said yourself you were talking to
that woman about love-" said Imogene.
81 said it because know that was what
was in your mind" replied Andrew. 81 was
talking to pretty woman and you were so
far away you could not hear This of course
gave you an opportunity to suspect everything
and you suspected the worst.
'"That is jealousy Suspecting the worst.
It's twin, love, believes the best lied to you
what was saying to her and about what she
was saying to me.
MRS. Thornton was boasting to me that
she had the very incest matrimonial mate in
the world and 1 was telling her that If her
husband was one-tenth as nice my wife
she was simply wallowing in good luck and
she said it was unusual for woman to be as
good looking as you are and good wife too"
"Oh," said Imogene happily.
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