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The Holly chieftain., 1922-08-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
HAPPENINGS AROUND TOWN


The Syracuse nd Lamar drill
teams will have charge of the initi
alton at Hartman, Thursday, Aug.
81. The Royal Neighbors will serve
refreshments. A class of fifty will
be initiated.
J. P. Burns of Quenemo, Kan. has
been visiting in town. He has
been staying in Colorado Springs
where Mrs. Burns remained while
he was here in town. j. G. Heron
and o. g. Harlan, both of Queneno
accompanied Mr.. Burns on his visit
here.
Miss Alma Reed, who lives near
Amity. took passage here for Colo
RADIO SpriRgs Monday to attend the
National Conclave of the Delta Sig
ma Epsilon Sorority. She is a mem
ber OF the chapter at Kirksville,
Mo
Don't fail to see Pauline Frederick
in Two Kinds of Women" Also
comedy. Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Blackbur who has been oc-
cupying the Allen home departed
for Garden City Tuesday to join her
husband. They will make their
new home in Garden City.
DR.. w. s. Avery came to town
last Saturday evening for the auc.
tion sale last Monday. He was &C
companied by DR.. D. A. Mnllings
who becomes his successor In the
profession here and will open an
office soon We welcome him to the
eoInmunity.
Miss Mathilde Moses of Lucknow.
india, will speak at the Methodist
church ON Monday night at eight
o'clock. All are invited to hear her.
Mr.. and MRS D. A. Ewing and
daughter Rutha nd sons James and
Thaine of Great Bend, Kansas, visit
ed at the Bert Lewis home the first
part Of the week.
The Catholic Ladies VIII hold
Food Seiei the Snodgrass store
Saturday afternoon, August 26.
Mrs. Amanda Thomas of south OF.
Artesia, took the train here Friday
for Fort Lyons Colo to isit Mr.. and
Mrs. s. c. Thomas. Her son, S. c
Thomas, gassed during the war, is
now under medical care in the hospi
tai
Mr.. Middaugh, visiting in town
returned home to Granada Friday
Mrs. w. R. Padley of Coolidge
was in town Friday on business
Mrs. H. P. Wright invites the
high school pupils of last year to
. farewell party to be given at her
home Saturday night August 22, in
honor of Jessie Wright. Ranald
Blair and Dean Eaton, who are
leaving for college Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. w. s. .ivery and
children left yesterday for Pueblo
where DR.. Avery has his work.
f. C. Bauer of Chicago came in
last Sunday morning to visit his
father-in-law, T. b. Kennedy. His
wife came about two weeks ago
They are planning on returning to
Chicago in about two weeks.
w. Z. Hart of Fort Scott. Kansas
was here on business last Saturday
Word has been received hy friends
of Rev G. b. Lewis, formerly Bap
tiss pastor here, but now Ut Wheat
ridge, Colo, that he has received n
call to the Presbyterian church at
-lapahoe. C,'o. Just waifing till
] ar accep'cd by the Pueblo Pres
a II Ia
The Holly chieftain., 1922-08-24

Mrs. H. w. Woods and daughter
Barbara plans to go to Hutchinson
tomorrow to get glasses for Bar
bara.
The Colorado weekly industrial
review gives Holly double mention
this week. Holly gives contract
for fine IL room school building,
Holly gets new cream and produce
station"
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pringle OF
Cheney Center left here for Lamar
Saturday.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-08-24

Don't fail to see Pauline Frederick
in 1.-TWO Kinds of Women Also
comedy. Friday and Saturday.
Miss Helen Haney of Topeka,
Kan, came in last week Sunday to
visit her uncle, j. L. Wilson.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-08-24

Joseph LOgue went last Friday to
Liberal, Kan, to visit his son, Ray.
Evening star., 1922-10-11
RUBY LEE MINAR,
ROOM 412-142o NEW YORK AVE.
PHONE: MAIN 1145.
COntfAueA.

PARK VIEW; PRACTICALLY NEW;
modern to the minute; Groom:
pressed brick: 3 porches; extra size
lot to an alley; possession; reduced
to $3.50; about 81 100 takes the
equity; balance monthly.
ON THE HEIGHTS; WEST OF GA.
ave.: possession; we'll constructed, 8 Z.
and b.; modern; brick: large lot:
$3.50: about $3.50 cash; balance
easy.
HARVARD ST., JUST WEST OF CA.
ave-; semi-detached: 9 2. and b.; mod
ern; brick; possession; recently sold
$500: consider an offer of 5000;
$4OO cash; balance $50 month.
CAROLINE ST., JUST EAST OF
18th and south of U; 8 =. and b.: :,
brick; Just put in perfect condition:
large garage; possession; will easily
rent for $85 q month; reduced to
s5,95O; about $1,000 cash; balance
easy.
A ST., JUST EAST OF 10TH ST. Sc:
near Eastern High School; 5 T. and b.;
porch front; bricks; good lots to alley;
only $500 each; on very easy terms.
N. E. RYON CO., INC.
Main 45s7. 142s = st.
Evening star., 1922-10-11

1870 VERMONT AVE. NV
SEVEN-ROOM AND BATH
BRICK DWELLING; ELEC-
TRICITY; N EW LY PA
PERED AND PAINTED
VACANT. IMMEDIATE POS
SESSION. PRICE; $3.50.
WIN. P. NORMOYLE,
BIO F ST. NV.
Evening star., 1922-10-11

CONTINENTAL
REALTY COMPANY.
=" Homes of Every Description.
NORTHWEST.
Near the Hadleigh Apartment, 8 rooms and
bath, furnace heat, electric lights. $3.50.
CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
Near Chevy Chase Circle. an exceptional
corner home in this delightful suburb. 8 large
rooms and bath, hot-water heat. electric lights.
SIS, 900.
MT. PLEASANT.
A beautiful home near Columbia and On:
| tario roads. 8 attractively arranged rooms and
! bath, hot-water heat, electric lights. $11 500.
PETWORTH.
Grant Circle locale. 8 rooms and bath. sleep
ing porch. hot-water heat, electric lights, hard
wood doors and trim. $1075O.
PARK VIEW.
Near Georgia ave-. rooms and hath. fur.
nace heat, gas lights, room for garage. Only
BROOKLAND.
The most attractive home in this pretty sec
tion, 5 rooms and bath. bungalow Of colonial
design :Isepi1s @ porch hot-water heat. electric
CONTINENTAL
REALTY COMPANY.
phons Wsin x11o n, :.Suner Servica
Evening star., 1922-10-11
FOR sALE-HousEs.
Continued.
FOR sALE-H0USES.
(COntfnueA).

(Ceatnaeal.
sy1NE 9Ssa 4 sS.I4 s EA1RrAx ERs.a2
1342 New York Ave- Phone Main 2424.
ON PINEY BRANCH RD, NEAR 14th ST. CARS.
PRICE ' :; s.i =; 81 :: s. s: &c e:
MONTAGUE NEAR 10Th.
'''' '' {: :s s ] :: e ;$ ::;:!
PRICE WASHINGTON As HI HEIGHTS ,.., ,....
'A'' s go n:s g.: e. ; s: : ;s .: e: :s Il:
CHEVY CHASE
~ ~ $;: @ " T. ; :::s ss'::: : @ s;: e:
NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE. AND ST
ss u SELL At
sI1NE iGG9 g. & FAIREAx, ERIi.;
1912 New York Ave ~ Phone Main 2424
EXCELLENT VALUES AND EXCELLENT LOCATIONS.
$885o-COLUMB1A HEIGHTS.
IL; Il Il ::.s e., :: :: a :asas@
$zooo-JUsT NORTH OF LINCOLN PARK.
' pa @ ns and , "1 s''' '"s '''
ss75o-14th ST. TERRACE
$ $ :: .: $ ni; $ e e.: e; s
ss5oo-EXCLUsIvE NORTHEAST SECTION.
garage. @ 1 % Sn nsss sed % s BATH h" and electric lights double
$685o-SHEPHERD ST.-PETWORTH.
S's eSss c ess aSns S vel arranged rooms and bath Good yard to
$1275o- o-CORNER-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
@ sf & s iSao as ss s1 .s; ~ sss H : electric
$155oo-CLEVELAND PARK.
$4,000 oo-GATHEDRAL AvE-WooDLEY PARK.
AZ | ns5s ;s :sss
WASHINGTON REAL % ESTATE 80 BOARD 'a'' "'
Evening star., 1922-10-11
MOORE & HILL, INC.
1902 H St. NV.

APARTMENTS AND HOUSES FOR SALE
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
Modern department building northwest
Net rental. $S,a5o Easy terms. Price $4,000.
FOR SALE-1o APARTMENT MODERN BUILDING.
Northwest Net rental, SOFAS.
Easy Price, S5e5oo
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
8-apartment modern building
Net rental, $3727. Price, $4,000
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
6-apartnnent, modern building goth st. NV.
Net rental, 1868 Terms. Price, $3Z,SOO
See Mr.. Mcclure, with
The Munsey Trust Company-Real Estate Dept
Munsey Building:
Franklin 6o42 After PM Franklin Si54-
Evening star., 1922-10-11
123 R St. NV.

123 r St. NV.
vacant-Two-story brick, six extra large
rooms and bath. hot-water heat, electric
lights; recently papered and painted; garage;
1884 18th St. NV.
Seven rooms and bath, brick, hot-water
heat; space for garage; immediate possession
can be had; inspection by permit only.
THE REALTY d INVEST. CORPORATION
wAsHINGToN,
(Nxclusive Agents).
1a5 18th ct: nv: Nan 2008:
4 COLONIAL BRICK R. and B., FUR. IT..
gArAee; good condition; near car Iness IN
Le. Price, $500: terms. q, 600 cash:
DAVID E. BARRY 1907 ua,ss:d, - 81 NV.
NORTHEAST-VACANT. ;
Price, 5000; Near 7th and Fla; ave: ne; ne:
s'sa as1t
ne nice little home and We can give easy terms.
PRICE, $6,75o-VACANT.
Near n Cap. and Rhode Island ave-
Very desirable colonial home containing
mace. % You should see this excellent value
in a home which. can be bought on easy terms.
PRICE, &,ooo-SOUTHEAST.
Substantial brick house occupied By owner.
who will give immediate possession; 8 rooms
and bath. latrobe heat, ga. light; in good
az Our bis IL * nortSssss and soutSeasi
r HOWENSTEIN BROS.
9Th and II SITS. NE Line. soz,
Evening star., 1922-10-11

CHEVY CHASE, ND.
Located in that attractive old section Of
Chevy Chase Just north Of Circle and west Of
Connecticut ave.
Charming new home Of 10 rooms. 8 baths;
beautifully finished; hot-water heat. electric
lights; fireplace; porches; large cellar; laun
dry; built-in garage; large lot with fine old
shade trees; sell at sacrifice. Owner leaving
city. Possession at once.
A. c. HOUGHTON 4 CO., 1915 a st. NV.
I'VE have the BEST in every section"
Evening star., 1922-10-11
FOR SALE-H0UsES.
CO0Sl0002a
- n NV~

VACANT.
1116 d n.e.; bay-window brick; large rooms
and tiled bath; concrete cellar, furnace heat.
gas light. small back yard: newly decorated
throughout; new gas range.
80. 500 price; cash, $3.50; balance $50 including
interest at per cent; have been offered
sos rent. NEWsOM, lilo II st. ne. Line.
Evening star., 1922-10-11
FOR sALE-H0Usrs,
FOB sALE-H0UsIs.

ContfDo
r.s.. tMORLH-$s5oo LIS Co. CHEVY CHAsE-so5oo.
:; ; {: .$: :$. 4. rs ::.; :s$: c: :f ss:i: e: ]
:; e. .::::;: e.: : s. ::$ e: e :; !: ] ;
z2faHrses,s'sas z2s5H sokgysn 1nEAL NORTHEAST
car line; LOCATION-szsoo
So: :E s.: =; g: s: 4 s
MT PLEAsANT-s13ooo BROOKLAND-s1esoo
:: & :: ] :: c. ) ::: :::: :;: ;;: ;:
1862 18th ST ROAD NV
Substantially built and eharmngly finished home one-a
Washington Six rooms every modern Convenience open fire.
place in large living room oak oors refrigerator
inspected fully appreciate $1,000 and balance on easy
Take r4h St. car to Oak st. one square west or
take 10th St bus to Spring place and 14th ST road.
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS.
,1,a E.. n e z7S550F7 CO. Sjs5:: Txs: ~.
4e2-4so LAMONT ST. NV.
PRICE $3.50 Beautifully planned homes in charming location
o0eToong o Soldiers Home Park sxroem and bath houses
su,ltn refrigerator Ample room for garage Terms
premises.
SAULs ADDITION CHEVY CHASE
Dr'AsaER @ ssss ss ;.: s: @ Dsesse a$ s s
o schstr
CTFvFr AND pApK COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
A1A>
PRICE $i5
6seR nor W @ hnsEe h @ % hSx.r s ete @ n ns a
% os a.ss Tb1 r%@eas possession wo nSgs' bath n
ans f Inspection @ esse % rear PScn ~
I76o1771 LANIER ST. NV.
TWO ARTISTICALLY BUILT HOMES in the desirable
section of beautiful Washington Heights Seven nice proper
toned well appointed BATH avaory Pttsburg
instantaneous heater Concrete front porch Twocar brick
garage Lovely appointments throughout Open for nspec
tion. Salesman premises
N L. SANSBURY CO.. INC.
|
! 141S Eye St. NV. Phones Main seos4-5
-
DISTINCTIVE ASSETS
i vh on sndVs yam ss.B
requirement Of
JUST OFF SIXTEENTH ST. S1sZ5o.
Of
T % s
DON'T LET TODAY PASS-INSPECT NOW!
Upshur ST. Between 18th and 10th SITS.
Varnum St. Between 18th and 10th SITS.
Evening star., 1922-10-11

SILVER SPRING, MD. >
New six-soom brick bungalow. cellar under
entire house; Anil: sleeping porch: garage:
large lot; close to cars. Price. 81 $50; terms.
H. M. MARTIN,
7B4 18th st. NV. Main 697A
Evening star., 1922-10-11

BELMONT ROAD.
$1s .50o-Near Columbia road; lovely colonial
home, 10 rooms and 8 baths; Is feet wide;
spacious library. beamed and paneled dining
room. open nreplaces. hardwood noors and
trim: four porches; excellent condition; 2-car
brick garage; possession; near two car lines.
G. p. BARRETT,
Main s115. 1877 h St.. Rooms is-la los
Near Congressional Library
And House ONCE building. A large brick
homo splendidly adapted for roominS purposes.
10 rooms, 2 baths. elec. lights, h.-wh.; garage
for two cars. Price. $1s.boo. Easy terms Of
sale.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc.
1884 st. NV. Phone Main 1928.
North Capitol and Randolph.
A well located brick home. rooms, tile
bath. very economical heating plant rear
porches. Good condition. Deep lot to paved
alley. Price. $1,000 for quick sale. Reason
able terms.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc.
1884 II st. NV. Phone Main 1923.
Evening star., 1922-10-11
Downtown.

Downtown.
Near Thomas Circle-Semi-detached brick
containing eighteen large rooms and four
baths; four-car brick garage; excellent ioca-
ton for rooming or boarding house; excep-
tionally easy tarmA
Columbia Heights. $12,5oo.
An attractive home Of bsick construction,
contains ten large rooms and two baths, bot
water heat and electricity; one SQUARE from
14th st.: $4,000 cash, balance small monthly
payments.
Petworth. $3.50.
Near Soldiers Home-Semi- detached tapes
try brick, seven large rooms and two baths.
electric lights, hot-water heat, hardwood
floors; entire house like new; convenient
terms can be arranged.
Fairmont St. $500.
Very attractive two-story brick home Of
six large rooms and bath. hot.wateH heat,
electricity; recently re1ecot1ted thfoughout;
now vaeants 1m0ed1ato p0o0o1oaon can Do had.
THE REALTY d nv19T. CORPORATION
wAsH1NaroA. ....
ls6 lstA n ava Naia 2aos.
Evening star., 1922-10-11

BOSS & PHELPS
|s,A soo-KIL BOURNE ST, MT. PLEASANT.
property every sense Of sa ve
sevan h.wh- Reasonable TERMS
|S1oooo-NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
q Randnex
trim tnfonst;
futy era sooeo yea
So So35o-CENTRALLY LOCATED. - -
syuenn 0y " Perfect erie % condition.
sr. soo-CHEVY CHASE-ARRANGED FOR 2 FAMILIES.
du,u! asat ss. and % Gne
Possad tsrns
Sz85o-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
isms Bultin An excellent
worth
So sso-NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
hi veil situated properly
or and bath; 'front.' ana rear
ST. ooo-18th AND MONROE SIS.
unusually essh and vel
|s1o soo-CAPITOL HILLCORNER HOUSE, NORTHEAST.
st. and CAPITOL
s Hss;s s %e gat ass s ss Ds : eS % "
BOSS & PHELPS
Tel Main AaAo 1906 ST. NV,
"a A aEfsrss wAsuza1os szAss s6Asn
Evening star., 1922-10-11

Corner House-$17,5oo.
Close to Sacred Heart Church,
and 2 baths, h.-w.h., gas, elect. light,
garage space. This is a beautiful
corner on . high terrace. Terms
arranged.
Kilbourne St. Near 18th.
$4,000.
91tory, 10-room, wel1-built house
u. with hot-water heat, gas, elect. light,
laundry, servants toilet. This prop
erty Is in Al condition, with 2
car brick garage.
Columbia Rd. Near 14th St.
$1,000.
3-story brick, 8 rooms, 2 baths, hot
water heat. elect. light, laundry;
18th St. Near Columbia Rd.
$11, 500.
Located on the prettiest ct. in the
city; convenient to the Arcade and
the theaters; 3-story brick, 8 large
rooms with high ceilings, newly deco
rated, furnace heat. elect. Nghtss
terms, 81, 900 cash.
DAVID E. BARRY Main a.aa :, 1so 3.
Member Of Real Estate Board.
Evening star., 1922-10-11

100 BLOCK, HOBART ST. NV.
Two-story, colonial porch. brick dwelling;
rooms and bath; furnace heat: cellar: brick
garage. Terms. $1,000 cash, balance monthly
A. @. HOUGHToN 4 CO.. 1910 h st. NV
1--WE have the BEST In every section"
Evening star., 1922-10-11

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
Thres-stoey English basenent sesidence; Q
roma batAss electric nghfs3 socd aueyi
a. 6. HouGHroN & CO.. 1916 h st. NV.
eve have the BEST in eyeH socfaons1
Evening star., 1922-10-11

ONLY $500 CASH.
On Hobart st. NV. An exceptionally good
house. colonial front porch. back porch; 6
rooms. bath. furnace heat. In excellent con-
dition. Strictly white. real bargain for
s.. .250. Only $500 cash and SIS per month.
which includes principal and interest. Less
than rent. Possession with deposit
GOLDEN RULE, Exclusive Agent.
1905 st. NV. Main 5S67.
Evening star., 1922-10-11
BROOKLAND-S12.soo.

In the most beautiful residential section
Of this ideal suburb; large detached
brick home. containing spacious rooms
"A bedroomsD. h.-w.h., electric lights.
garage to match the house. Size of lot
5ox15O: beautiful lawn. ehrubbery, fruit
trees and garden. Spacious front and
side porch. This is OF the show
places Of Brookland. Terms
Evening star., 1922-10-11
$500 CASH.

Very attractive Groom and full tiled bath
home on Pennsylvania ave. Sc, near 18th ct.
20 feet wide. Repapered and In perfect con-
dition. All rooms are large. Furnace heat:
full-si1e concreted cellar. This property is in
first commercial zone and cellar can be easily
converted for business purposes. Floer Of Gel
lar Ia on level with sidewalk. A genuine bar
gain at $500. Only $500 cash and $3.50
per month. including principal and interest
GOLDEN RULE.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07

night and day. holding conferences
among themselves. with the allies
and with the Germans. and the rest
of the time searching records a..
preparing documents
The amount and character Of the
propaganda they turn out is amaz-
ing. There is always something for
the journalists at Russian head
quarters. and always somebody there
who can speak any language. The
other days one Of Rakonsky's assist
ants gave a statement 20 English,
Spanish, French, German anC Ital-
ian correspondents in succession. and
each correspondent said his language
was spoken perfectly
one of the most interesting reac-
tions 10 the Russians personality Is
the almost universe. belief among
other delegates auS journalists that.
however mistaken they may be in
their social and political ideas. they
are sincere men. earnestly trying to
accomplish the regeLe. alton o. Rus
STA, along more advanced lines than
ever before attempted m history.
II Russia succeeds in xCtting the
full recognition she demands. IL will
be due in a great measure to the
character and ability az the men
sent here from Moscow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
FREE MOTHERS FOR
SAKE or CHILDREN

CHICAGO. May e-Four women,
three with babies in arms and the
fourth soon to become a mother
we're released from jail here today
by Humanitarian law procedure
The women were sentenced three
years ago 10 serve from 10 to so
days in jail for contempt Of court
growing out Of their refusal 70 abide
by a strike injunction restraining
them from picketing the American
Cigar Co.
Appeals postponed execution OF
sentence until this week In the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07

meantime the women had married
and three Of them became mothers.
They took their babies TO Jail with
them.
Jane Adams. noted social work
or, Judge Denis Sullivan who pro-
nounced sentence. and Levy Mayer,
attorney representing the Cigar
company in the prosecutions. joined
In obtaining freedom for the prison
ers. Finding there was no legal
means under statutes whereby they
could be freed the Humanitarian
law" was invoked
II am sorry about these children. %
Judge Sullivan said.
But I am not their father. nor
were their mothers married when I
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07

sentenced them Their motherhood
was a later development beyond my
jurisdiction and control"
The judge read the decision of the
Appellate court upholding his de-
cis.oa I'm sentencing the women and
even commencing his action.
These women We're regular ANA
IONS" he continued They refused
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07

20 obey the law. They openly de-
fed the court. They committed The
same ofenses over and over.
But after all. they are. Women
and they have babies
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07

wife is sixty-eight They viii live
on Flowers ranch. near here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-30
0l91l ASMAuTcHINSON

OF the foudal system, aren't l.
Mona %
Absolutely So. Mako. don't
be- q cumpletcr noodle than you al
ready are
An YOU O. getting IL now
Lord Tybur murmurcd. m a
noodle. too. tho SraTchltght says
Ho somehow gave Suurr the inn
preston of taking AN wen deeper
enjoyment in the Incident between
bis wife and SATIRE than the enjoy
w,nt he clearly hai in his own
f1rrtiouanp-s Ito "a slightly
turned iu hts saddle go as 10 look di-
rectly at Nuna and ho listened and
iutDrpusrd. and turned hlS eyes
from her face tu sabre 81 and from
Sabre 60 hers with ui- handsome
head slightly cooked Co one side and
with much cleaning lH his eyes.
rather as II he had on some private
mock.
F|Hutpstieal uotlou' What mock
could we have?
We'll about my word elegant. Do
Soma was going on. and why IL Is
mine weren't you asking
sabre said ho had. Yes, why
yours
Why Tony and 7 get fond of u
word aud then wc have IL FOR our
Own. whichever of ur 81 is. and use
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-30

said Nona. her gaze towards tho
valley Il can't even see anyone
lie got eyes like about four
hawks
sabre said. And rides like a
what do they call those things g-
like n c%cntuur,'
She turned her head towards him
He does everything better than
anyone else. she said. That's
rony r characteristic Everything
lie perfectly wonderful
These were enthusiastic words:
but she spoke them without on
thusitsm she merely pronounced
them. We'll. I'm off. too she
said And what about you.
Mhrkuf You're going to work.
aren't youf I don't think you
ought to be able to stop and gossip
like this. You're not getting an
idicr. are YOU You used to be-
such e devoted hard worker My
wordi and she laughed as though
al some amused mcmuiy OF his
devotion TO work.
Itc laughed. too They certainly
had many recollections IN common,
though not all %hughnblr. = don't
think I'm quite 500 earnest as |
used 10 he. he smiled.
Al but / like you earnest.
Alarko
There was the tlniest silence be-
tween them. Yet ID seemed to
Sabre q very long silence.
She was again the one TO speak.
and her tone was rather abrupt
ana high-pitched as II she. too.
were conscious Of "A long silence and
broke 1t deliberately. a. one breaks.
with an effort, constraint.
And how Mabel
She's all right. She's ever 80
keen on this Garden Home bust
ness.
sho would be, said Nona
And so am IT, said Sabre.
Something In her tone made him
say It dofinntly.
She laughed. I'm sure you arc.
Marko. Well. Eoodby:" and ~
Derry and Toms began 10 turn with
his customary sedateness Of motion
she made the remark. n IN 20 glad
YOU don't wear trouscr clips.
Mnrko. ! do loathe trouscr clips. "
lie told her that he rode "0ne
Of those chninlcss bikes
He said n rather mumbiingly.
Exactly IN that ton" she used IA
sny things like. = do like YOU In
that brown suit. Mako
lie resumed his ride. A mile
farther on he overlook. on a slight
rise. an immense tree trunk slung
between .hree pairs ~ wheels and
dragged by two tremendous horses
~hurnessed tandcmwiHe. As he
passed them came the smell Of
warm horseflesh and his thought
was Pretty
He shot ahead and n line cam,
into his mind;
Was this the face that launched
a thousand ships
We'll he had had certain uspird,
lions, dreams. visions
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-30

Sabre found but little business
awaiting him when he got To his
office. lie took out the manuscript
Of England and turned over the
pnges. lie wondered what Mona
wpuld think Of IL. lie would like
to tell her about u.
Teyning came In.
TwSning was Of middle height.
very thin, biaok-haired His clean
shaver face was deeply furrowed
in rigid looking burrows which
looked aa though shaving would be
nm intricate operation. He hold
himself very stiffiy and spoke stiffly
~ though the cords ~ his larynN
were also rigidly inclined when
not sncakinE he had a habit Of
breathing rather nolsly through his
nose ms II he were doing deep
breathing exercises lie was mar
ried and had a son % whom he WIS
immensely proud aged - and do
inr well ina lawyers office,
He came u and closed the door
He had a hsot 81 paper In his
hand.
Jonhh's going to take me into
partnership. Just told me
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