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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-22
EAST CALAIS
Obituary.

Ella H.. wife Of G.. X. Dwinell Of Easi
Calais, passed away about p m. Sept
Is, after more than two years d
patient suffering from duodenal ulcers
With the exception Of about fv,
wears in the middle west, her whole
life was spent in her native town Of
Calais, where she was born Feb. >
1850, the youngest child of James NJ
and Lucy B. (Flanders) Hammond.
Her brothers and sisters-John \. G..
H. Adelaide, Harrison J. IN. d. Laura
A., wife of w c. Bugbee. Charles W..
also her father and mother all preceded
her to immortal life.
She married Clarence Dwinell Marcn
81. 1878. Their union was not child
less for they fostered two children
Ida j. GRAY, who died in 1899, and
Lillian NJ MRS. Ansel Kelley, who
helped care for our departed friend
during the past few months.
ELLA d." will be greatly missed by
both old and young, for hers has been
an active, varied and useful life; and
the whole community extend heir
sympathy to the lonely husband, fos-
ter daughter and granddaughter, nieces
and nephews.
A lifelong Universalist, she joined
her church about 20 years ago, was a
longtime member OF the choir and a
helper in all church work regardless Of
denominations. She was helpful
member of the I. o. G. r., also of the
grange. And, outside of the home, the
grange and Good Templars. she ex-
tended her aid and thoughtfulness, al
ways doing whatever she could where
ever called upon by the sick and af
ficted, and, in the words of another,
we say;
Farewell. dear friend Thou canst
not but fare well
Whose life was such a useful, varied
story.
Nor could the proudest record better
tell
The grand fulhIlment of our .Fa-
theirs glory.
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FARMING TOOLS

Two Deering moving machines.
horse rake, Clover-Leaf manure
spresder. two cultivators, pillow. horse
hoe, spring tooth harrow. Kiss ensil-
age cutter and carrier. two two horse
farm wagons, hsy tack. two sets
heavy traverse sleds. bob sleds. ex-
press wagon. corn planter. smoothing
harrow. 2 L. 5. cream separators. two
one-horse powers, 200-egg incubator.
wheelbarrow, grindstone, and all small
IL
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LOST AND FOUND

LosT-Ladies' gold wrist watch between
IS Currier street and csrline at City park
finder please return to Times Office. 1909
LOST-An umbrella, white handle with
black ring left in some store; will finder
please return to Times ofice OF TO Mrs.
VIM. Cole. Orange street. l6ot2
LoST-on Sept 10. between Barre and
Cabot. small brown suit case. containing
mans wearing apparel finder please notify
Eugene Rix. So. Royslton. VI. i59ts'
LosT-Black and tan hbund. little white on
chest in the vicinity Of Orange: finder
notify ~ Sixth street is7tf
LOST Reddish brown and white half Eng
lirh hull and half hound female: reward !;
Antonio David. sl1iz No. Main street Tel.
s1l-W. is7ts
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Farming Tools and
Machinery

Two-horse farm wagon. with extra
body. horse rake. Mccormack NOV
ing machine. new spring tooth har-
row, weeder. eultivator. two plows.
one Of which j. new; corn planter.
root cutter. water heater. iron arch
and pan for cooking swiil, L. s. cream
separator. DeLeval cream separator,
both in good running order; milk pals
and milk cans. etc. 225 sap buckets.
quantity Of cement, phosphate. and
lot of small tools. Also a quantity Of
household furniture. including beds.
kitchen range. chairs, tables. etc. etc.
Also 45 tons Of No. hay.
Terms at time Of sale. Everything
sold without reserve OF limit as for
the reason above given have no use
for any Of this property.
LEWIS K HUTCHINSON, Owner.
D. A PERRY AUcTI0NEER.
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miles south Of South Wallingford. the
car struck Samuel Hutchinson Of
South Wallingford, breaking his left
collar bone. butcher states that he
was rs feet from Hutchinson when
the latter started to cross the road
from a house, at the left side. Dutch
er sounded the horn twice, but Hutch
inson kept on across the road Dutch
er tried to stop, but could not check
the car owing to the wet and oil in the
road, he states. When the car was
four or five feet from Hutchinson, the
latter turned and made grab for it,
butcher states.
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HOUSES FOR SALE


FOR SALE-One and one-half story house
with ell barn and small garden ut 2l3
and 21b South Main street. Property in
good, fair condition. Both tenements all
ways rented City water and sewer con-
nections. Poor health. can not look after
i. Is the reason for selling. A bargain
for the party that wants home or in
ves tment This property will be sold cheap
for q quick turn over. Inquire of d. A.
crry Estate Agency or IL Orch ard street
Tel. 306-X. 1915
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE--No. n and II
South Main street, inquire OF v. r.
Ayers. 15etf
FOR SALE Practically new 7-room cot
taRe /: birch finished. all improvements.
large. porch. garage. henhouse. large lot. best
Main street. 1926
FOR SAI.E--1he T.. A. Prindle house 1t
50 Keith avenue. corner Summer st. and
Keith svenua i7lts
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SUGAR TOOLS

kier evaporator and arch, Bellows
Falls evaporation and arch. ealv.
draw tubs: wooden draw tub. 3 stor-
age tanks. gslv. syrup settlers. Kier
sugaring-of arch and pan, lot Of eaIv.
piping. 1000 galv. covers. l.l47 galv.
buckets, Liza tin buckets. two Loot.
gathering buckets.
AlsO, 60 tons Of No. I hay. = tons
green oats One antique snite. Terms
at time Of sale. Lunch 81 noon. Ev.
erything viii be sold for the reason
above given. Wednesday, Sept. ~. 1922,
at 10 o'clock.
L. A. B0YcE. Owner.
D. A PERRY, Auctisneer. Barre. VI.
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR sALE--lsis Ford touring car in good
condition Tel. 44l-M 1911
TOURING CAR BODY FOR FORD 1915
SIS. r. o. Arnold. Washington. VT. 1899
FOR SALE Ford touring car. special body.
starter demountable rims. extras. call
evenings 1871. 1874
FOR SALE-iels Overhead chummy road
ster in good condition S. C. Allen. East
hill Tel. 70s-W. lists
FOR SALE-Dodge touring car; Hudson
touring car: call and look them over and
have demonstration: Palace Garage. Inc.
Barre. i24tf
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FARMS FOR SALE

FOR SALE--One OF the best farms in
WaitsfeId thirty-fve head Of cattle. all
crops and tools One farm In West Tops
ham. 1865 acres. one-hak mile TO village.
cne-half mile TO creamery. Also email
farm in Roxbury, so acres, l " miles To
Roxbury depot These farms can be bought
right. They are my own property. no COM
mission attached. Might consider city
property as part payment. Tel. S9s-M,
Montpelier. George r. Laekey. Montpelier.
Vt 152tf
FOR Village farm. 80 acres miles
from Montpelier; John r. benjamin
Barre. Tel. 105-R- 7stf
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ROOMS TO RENT

TO RENT steam heated room at 10
Spauldine street. le0tf
TO Rents furnished rooms for light
housekeeping: address *" Times Of
fee l60t2s
WE CAN SPARE A FEW ROOMS for win
ter boarders: come in and get prices Ho-
tel Barre. J. v. Rowen 157ts
TO RENT-Four Office rooms rne large
front room End floor inquire Of Quin.
Ian house. i72 North Main street. 75d
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20 HEAD OF STOCK

Ia cows, grade Holstein, Jersey and
Aryshires; four are now fresh; seven
to freshen in early fan and balance
early winter; all young and in good
order; yearling heifer. 5 calves. This
stock viii be sold subject to tuber-
culin test. Pair gray horses. ages 10
and 10 years; weight about 26o0 MS:
q god team; mare. weight about
1900 MS; one mare and colt. I
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grade Jersey and Holstein; good age,
straight and right; four to freshen
about five weeks after the sale and
balance milking well and bred TO
freshen in the winter and early spring,
4 purebred male Holstein. three
months old eligible to registry; pr.
fancy draft horses, weight about $500
Ms. seven and eight years old. bright
bay. and one of the best teams in
town, right in any spot or place; also
eight shosts.' weighing about $50 ms.
each. 10 hens.
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MY HOME FARM

known as the Don Buckley farm. con.
tanning about 100 acres; about 50
acres Of tillage. balance pasture and
woodland; fields lay level and are all
machine worked; nice apple orchard
and plenty of wood for the farm;
splendid supply Of water at buildings !;
house contains nine roms and is in
good condition; three-story barn with
basement. also in good repair.
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MISCELLANEOUS

HUNTING PARTIES ACCOMMODATED
win furnish car. dogs and shells IN
we'll acquainted with good hunting territory
phone call 254-R or Tonnssi Cash Market.
G. Corti. i5ftf
FURNITURE AND PIANO MovfNG--John
7i7-R. i5itf
DANCING LESSONS Private instruction
By appointment. call 81 IT, Main street
phone SEW: Marie ouinisn. issa
TO RFNT-vscuum cleaners The Electric
stor- IL Elm street 2ttn
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HELP WANTED--FEMALE

GOOD GIRL FOR HOUSE WORKS IN
family, no washing or ironing, must BE-
good plain cook, permanent place Mrs
Frank Wheeler. Box 266, Plainfeld, vt.
WOMAN Educated, ambitious preferences
given to former teacher: for placing sup
Elementary school plan; to be trained for
work opportunity 10 spend winter in
South il desired. $1,000 with future. Adj
dress a z. AZ Times Office. wfm-
WANTED--Woman to do small family wash
ing and ironing: must be first class
work: to be called for and delivered; Tel:
i64-W. 1907
FOUR LADIES WANTED--To do canvass
ing no orders to be taken good pay.
reasonable hours. by a reliable concern
apply in writing &C. & c. care Times.
leotb
WANTED-A middle aged widower would
like middle aged lady as hoisekeeper ;
one who prefers q good home rather than
large pay she must know how to read and
write English no objections TO one child {;
address Louis CARR Box 113. South Ryegate.
VT 1bet6
WANTED Capable girl or woman for gem
eral sousework; apply to 70, care q
Times ONCE. 1bStl2
woman to 60 to Florida 70
4. work. this October 1st. two In ths Tam
BatcheIder, Randolph, vt lb1ts-
WANTED--Y Young women 70 enter Barre
City hospital training school 70 train =
become nurses; apply 70 The superintendens
st the hospital ie76
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Comings
observed the. Goth anniversary Of their
marriage at their home in Richford
Thursday
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The 23d annual convention of the
Vermont chapter, Daughters Of the
American Revolution, will be held in
Rutland Oct. II.
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Warning for Meeting of Board
of Civil Authority. On APP
peals from the Quadrennial
Appraisal. To Be Held Sept.
25th. 1922.

The Board Of Civil Authority will
meet for the above purpose on Mon
day evening, Sept. 25, 1922, at o'clock
in the City Court Room, City Hall
Building.
Dated at City Of Barre, VT, Sept. IS.
1922.
JAMES SMART, City Clerk.
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WANTED

PROPOSALS wANTED-For hauling pota-
toes from fields to warehouse. either for
whole or part of crop The Dimock Or
chard, East Corinth. Vt i46t6T-F
CAPABLE ELDERLY WOMAN Desires po-
sition doing Homework or would take care
OF invalid address rs. A." care Times Of
hce. 1909
WANTED To trade a Ford touring body in
good condition. for delivery body Geo.
N. Perkins, Randolph. VT l5sts'
POSITION wANTED-By man and wife
with three~yesr-old child the woman. is
strong. capable wants to do general house
work the man Is in poor health and would
like to do light work for his board; adj
dress Dorman Barrett. Marshfeld. VI. 1888
WANTED Middie-sged lady desires posi-
ton as housekeeper in small family; as
Long street. 1859
DESIRES POSITION
Experienced: knowledge of bookkeeping
Albany Business college graduate; STEM
osrspher.- Times Office. 15st4s
WANTED-Ycung lady desires place to room
and board in private family. with widow.
PREFERRED answer by letter to W." care
Times Office. 157f
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Harley w. Powers has been appoint
ed postmaster at Gilman, where the
Office became presidential on Oct. /,
1921
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Two barns belonging to Allie Gee
OF Brandon were burned Sept. 10, to-
gether with a large quantity Of hay,
straw and small farming tools. The
origin Of the blaze is not known, but
it is thought to have been caused by
spontaneous combustion, as there had
been no one around there since morn
ing, Mr.. Gee being away from home.
There was some insurance on the
buildings, but not enough to cover the
loss.
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ONE DOLLAR

viii not buy furnace ON Dollar Day
but one dollar invested in Richard.
son a Boynton pipeless furnace Is
worth two dollars put into the aver
age heater. 1t assuresNyou furnace
that win last many years and each
year will deliver the maximum amount
of comfort at the minimum cost Of
fuel and labor. Richardson & Boyn-
ton Co. have been making heating ap-
paratus since 1887. The quality Of
their products is unquestioned. Eighty
five years of continuous public service
and always at the head means some
thing. We carry all sizes Of these
pipelcss heaters in stock suitable for
heating from small cottages to stores,
halls and churches. II you want an
estimate on size and prize
ASK MR.. MARSH
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FOR SALE


FOR SALE--Glcnwood r range with hd
water front and reservoir. in first clas1
condition e. f. Prie, II West street, Tel
572-W. 1901
WANTED One-half ton Maple sugar In
wooden paiis M. J.. Whitcomb. East
Barre. l60tz
FOR SALE-Two horse potato digger Rich.
ard Seaiey. WiIliamstown: N. e. tele4
phone. 1e0tas
SLAB WOOD FOR SALES 1900 a run: al.
SO pie and eating apples telephone 1922.
160tzs
FOR One parior suite, one Glen.
wood kitchen range. one dining table; also
one violin Tel. l44-R 1859
FOR sALE-Cabinet Glenwood range, gas
: attachment. hot water front; apply 70
Spaulding street. 1909
SECOND HAND AND COOP Worcester
blower, s7b; large Appleton ensiage cut.
ter and carrier. $50 h. p. engine, mourit4'
ed. 800 fused one week. !: Galloway spread.
er, $685. International spreader. s75; Manh-
Alien Co. 1851
DRUG STORE FOR SALE--In 1 live mill
town, good Off $4,000 net profits q year
good general and sundry stock; no registered
druggist required. death rcas5f for selling
will ta&e $4,000, Mrs. e. n. Stone. Winoo-
~, vermont. 1905
FOX SALE-One I2-gauge Winchester shot
gun. pump action: one l2-gauge Remings
ION shot gun. pump action !, call at 81 Fort
ney Place; 4. j. Smith. 81 Fcrtney street,
1srrS. Y r. 1869
FOR SALE Full blooded Scotch collie pups
natural heel drivers; each $500; o. W.
Hastings, Wells River. Vt. f56tes
FOR SALE-16 cords dry 4 ri. hardwood
walter M Gaylord, Waitsfeld. vt. 166t6
PARK MONUMENTAL SHOP AND STOCK
FOR sALE-With lot 6<x22o feet, on two
railroads, in good live town. near the cen.
ter OF qne Of the best counties In the STATE
Of Pennsylvania: j. F. Park, MonYoeton
Bradford County. Pa f55tl03
ALL WOOL KNITTING YARN-For sale.
direct from manufacturer, at 95c. sI.35
and $l.60 a pound. Postage paid on IS
orders. Write for samples We also 10
custom work: H. A. Bartlett. Harmony.
nAine 1928
FOR SALE-Two hot water radiators with
nttings; one extension tank comp1ete p.
"a. Carr. "a Camp street 15ltf
FOR SAIE-Greec Mountain sflos. sugar
!, tools: farm machinery, furnaces, IRE ex~
.lnRuishers, oil burners subscriptions fof
] ZINES, Rural New Yorker; @. Fl. Adams,
FHREE SLIGHTLY USED PHONOGRAPHS
piano. used only about III weeks; aiso one
player piano: Lamorey Clothing Co. Barre.
1871
WOOD FOR SALE--No. / selAut<d Old
!. growth body block wood. On lot y ~
ivered Tel. 1851. 3eln
FOR SALE--A preparation FOR cleaning
granite and marble monuments: hrighters
'p the lettering and makes she whole monu~
nent look clsan and new: guaranteed: price
N application; James Sullivan. ia pAft
'trset Barre. W LII
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ABOUT THE STATE
Happenings Of IntereTt from
Different Sectisaa

Rev. Edward G, Boynton il to be
installed as pastor Of the Congrega-
tional church in Rutland, Oct. 3.
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POULTRY AND EGGS

so s. c. WHITE LEcHoRN HENs- Ff7s
laying strain: 800 each. G. ". h,rsey.
willianstown. VI. r. r D. !. 1850
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Rev, II. L. Stacy, pastor Of the Con-
gregational church in Cabot, has ac-
cepted a call to the pastorate Of the
Green Ridge Congregational church,
Green Ridge, Mo-, and win take up
the work there early in October.
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Wednesday, Sept. q, 1922,

at 10 O'clock IN the forenoon,
on the premises in South Duxbury
four miles from Moretown and nine
miles from Waterbury. in the Bows
willie neighborhood.
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Louis Roman0s

Just Across the Bridge.
SO Prospect ST.. Tel Sis-w
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Tuesday, Sept. rs,
lad ~ O'Clock.

at II O'CLOCK,
on the premises known as the Smith
farm. in the George Iynde neighbor-
hood, two miles from Williamstown
village and four and one half miles
from Barre City;
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MARsH-ALLEN co.
\. z. Tel. IsO. Orange Co. Tel.
MALE AND FEMALE HELP

CIVIL SERVICE ExAMINATIONS-Octo-
her Many clerical vacancies. Sf2o month
~. Experience unnecezzary- For free fizt
positions cprn. write J. Leonard fer
nner civil services examiner 81 Eauisael<
Blde- Washington ID {. fslfs-
FULL AND SPARE TINE SOLICITORS
For the Fratcrnities IN Maine. n r..
r. T.. and Vermont. Either go Ex-
rsrisnce not Necessary. One thousand dob
lars 20 Be distrihufed Tor work 70 January
Maine lsssla
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Stock and Tools
for Sale

As i have sold my farm and nxst
give possession, viii sell the follow
ing described personal property on
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Philip st. Marie Of Springfield,
Mass, an engineer on Boston 4
Maine freight, may lose the sight OF
his left eye as result OF fusee ex-
plosion at the roundhouse in Brat
tleboro Tuesday. He was also badly
burned about the face and hands.
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FOR SALE--G lcnwood f range with 10
water front and reservoir. in first clasl
condition e. T.. Prize, ~ West street Tel
5I2-W.A 1906
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parlor sIite, one Glen.
ge. one dining table also
AR. 1869
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Fay Hall of Westminster shot two
deer and wounded third in the Con
necticut Valley Orchard company's
open zone Tuesday. The animals
killed were buck and doe. Mr.. Hall
searched for the wounded deer until
dark but could not find it.
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A new Dodge sedan sold only few
days ago by1a Brattleboro garage to
Henry L. Norton Of Montpelier came
to grief while Mr.. Norton was driving
from West Chesterfield, N. H., to Brat
Il boro Tuesday. 1t had been run into
two trees, which removed the top Of
the car, bent one axle and badly dam
aged it otherwise.
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let Glenwood range, gas
water front: apply 70
- I59t3s
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10 FOR SALE--S6.0t) a run; al.
eating apples telephone 1922.
l60tzs
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DRUG STORE FOR sALE--In 4 live mill
town, good Off $4,000 net profits 4 year
good general and sundry stock; no registered
druggist required: death reas5ts for selling
viii ts$e $4,000. Mrs. e. r. Stone. Winoo-
ski, Vermont I60f6
Bisbee daily review., 1922-07-07
AT LOCAL THEATRES

will be shown tonight and Saturday afternoon and night at the Central theatre and Sunday and Monday at the Eagle theatre, all followers of the motion picture will find everything which they demand in screen entertain ment. First of all there is the story which is as fast-moving as one could possibly wish and ranging from melo- drama of the deepest dye to tender love passages perfectly handled.
 And what a cast it isl Irving Cum mings, who plays Raven" was never more forcefully dramatic, while Gas ton Glass, the juvenile whose work contributed so largely to the success of "Humoresque," will win many new followers by his splendid playing of the role of Cameron"
 Viyienne Osborne as Mandy leaves nothing to be desired Not only is she rarely beautiful but even the most intense dramatic moments are dom mated by her artistry and skill. As for George Clark. the heavy" he is just as villanous and dipicable as he should or should not be- sMr Clark has appeared in many prominent screen successes in the past. but never to greater advantage than in this, his newest and most important role.
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By Zoe Beckley
 CHAPTER XIV

It was lunch hour. Molly left the Wheeler Works briskly with purpose i'll her eye. She darted into the near est drug store, snatched a sandwich and a glass of buttermilk, whisked out again and down to Billy Barton's office.
 This office was half studio and Mol ly loved it's rambling shabbiness aud charm, it's prints and casts and odds and ends Billy had picked up in youth full ramblings abroad.
 Billy looked up from a long draw ing-table filtered with the materials of his work-looked up and smiled so gladly at sight of her that she felt the blood rising to her cheeks.
 "Ha. if it isn't Mistress Molly" He came toward her, both hands held out a figure of charm, blond hair awry as if he had been raking it with reflec- tive fingers, his old gray office coat revealing the fine lines of thin mus cular figure and about his eyes and mouth a boyish gaiety.
 Mistress Molly-from the enemy's camp. Come, give the countersign- are you friend or enemy?"
 Never enemy, Billy Friend sure ly-as good one as you'll let me be. A friend needing your help"
 Its yours, if the will for it means anything. I guess you know that"
 Don't promise rashly, Billy" she said, looking seriously into his face with the soft breeding eyes of a girl who is asking silent questions of her. self as well as of the man before her
 "1 can't be cautious where you're ! concerned "* We'll, what do you want me to do?''
 Help me melt the hard metal in Ben Wheeler, make him more human more the human being you are, Billy
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Whom Shall Molly Marry"

dear" The feeling that crept into her tone surprised even Molly herself and she stopped abruptly.
 Billy turned away absently knock ing out his pipe against the old mar ble mantelpiece, pondering her strange request. When he faced her again he looked deeply troubled.
 "To what end, Molly?"
 Isn't that end enough !"
 Well, then, with what result? That may all the more surely lose you?" He stood little away from her, yet Molly had a strange feeling as if he were holding her hands warmly, tight ly.
 Listen, Molly I haven't pestered you with declarations. I saw you were groping in your own heart. But you know I want you as I want air and sunlight and strength and hope and courage.
 "l have tried to let you find your self before said the obvious. I knew 1t would not be speeches that would win you, but deeds. felt too. that when you knew yourself better you would know which of us men means most to you.
 "But-when you ask me to help you choose another man"-His voice grew husky-"this Ben Wheeler, hard-mind- ed, hard-hearted maker of steel knives who breaks his word and tries to break me"
 That is true, Billy Nevertheless, l still ask for your help in making him-different And I promise noth- ing in return because I don't know what will happen myself. ask you to do this terribly difficult thing 1 for me. Will you, Biily?" He turned and walked to the win dow without speaking.
 (To be continued) Copyrighted 1922, NEA1