davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-08

sumentdm, kteri znaji jedine
heslo, laci, netazice Sc, je-li
mono, ably prosperovaly "a
vody, budou-li stlaceny ceny
tax nesmirne. Vzdyt' citil n.y.
nj sam jak je producentu tez-
ko, videl, kan az dohaneji
cloveka tyto zoufale pomery.
Je-li ma svete v1bec spravedl-
most, musi mu osud nahradit
tyto dosavadni ztraty. A ne
jen to, pan pokladnik neni jiz
mladlkem, pc letech prace usi
lovne, nudne a duchamorne
ma pravo ma spokojene, kid
me. vyzlacene start. Ano, w.
zlacene! Setfil sam nevedel,
jak pripadl ma tento vyraz, ale
libil sc mu a stale 81 no v du-
chu opakoval. Vyzlatit pred
poklada zlato, jez mu mIze
opatrit take opatfi kartel.
Jeho vzpominky ma tezky boj
is Dubinem nejevily sc mu jiz
jako ponizenf. spise jake ukaz
ka moci, ktere nabude sam
napred mad malymi a pozdeji
| j mad v6tsfmi a vetsimj.
Jakmile vkrocil 90 jidelny
nabyla rozmluva pcvahy rye
obchodni. Uvital ne.kolixa slo-
Wy pristiho zete, pochvalil je-
no skvely dar podotykaje, re
stal asi hrozne penize. a pax
Sc hned dotazoval po schulz
kartelu.
- Co jsem slibil, splnim,
fekf Dublin, pokud bylo to lie,
splnil jsem to. Formalne bu-
dete prijat az Sc stanu vasim
zetem. Ale tim byval by vam
usel znacny zisk.
= Jak to? tazal Sc sklicen6
pan pokladnik.
- Kartelu sc pray6 dOstalO
obrovske mnohomilionove do
davky, odpovedel Dublin.
Setfil sebou nervosne skub-
nul.
| - A nyni sc rozdeli mezi Gle
!ny, dodaval mlady muz, jeho
pohled utkvel ma panu poklad-
nikovi a ma jeho tech Sc obje-
i vii slaboucky ironicky Gsmev.
= Kdy? dotazoval Sc temer
bez dechu Setfil.
! - Ted tyto dny.
Pan pokldnlk neovladl jiz
! sveho rozcileni, vstal a prosel
!nekolikrat pokojem. Jehc mo-
/! EEK horecne pracoval. Milio-
nova dodavka byla tolik jako
stotisicove, snad milionove zi-
sky. o ty Sc rozd6li kartel a
nan. jenz takovou dobu trpel,
pracoval Sc ztratou, nedostane
sc ME. A proc? Ze nepro-
VIDAL dceru drive "a Dubina! !!
Kdyby byl tusil, re pGjde v6c
tax hladce, byl by Sc veru "a
choval jinak. Ale nyni? Pra-
va feka zlata tekla vedle neho
| a jemu Sc yyhne.
- Uvazim-li yec dobre, -
pravil konecne, je vlastne iiz
lhostejno, kdy budete slavit
siiatek, a uspisime-li vec tax,
abych Sc stal clenem kartelu,
jest6 nez budou rozd6leny ty-
to dodavky -.
Pohledl ma Dubina, ieho
tvaf byla chladna a nepohnu-
til jake vzdy, jenom prsty bu-
bnoval po stole, "a to tvar a.
niccina primo zrudla, bylo na
nj videt zle rozcileni. Uvedo-
movala 81, jaka zmena Sc uda-
la pojednou jejim otcem, po-
znavala, ze u n6ho je v teto
chvili pouze zbozim, ktere by
odevzdal co nejrychleji kup-
ci, aby neusel zisk, po kterem
touzil. Poznavala to a bez-
deky Sc stydela "a otce.
Setfii Sc rozhledl pfekvape-
ne kolem sebe, kdyz Sc mu me-
dostalo hned odpovedi.
- Nh. 4nO. nraVil. Ohracnin
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her sit beside her while she oues-
ttoned. She was not such a terrify-
ing old lady after all when one got
behind the crust OF her reserve
.'herry even felt a little sorry foy
her with her mountains of flesh, her
1sthmatic stateliness and her game
leg, immured for the remainder of
tuous tomb, which from the mornen.
she had entered 1t had gotten on
Cherry's nerves.
Altogether it may be said tha,
merry made an excellent impression
upon the great lady, though she had
Hunered something in the accomplish :
'nent. For the Mohun ladies in their
!nachine were hardly beyond the
SnadoW OF the great porte cochere
Then Cherry threw open the win
dows Of the car aud fell back in
the cushions
Gee whiz! Muzzy. Give me a;rr'
she gaSped.
I'm suffocated with the odors OF
<anctity. Why don't they open the
windows and let some of the royal
"nrple out into the blue sky."
Cherry. you're incorrigible"
but now 1t found her daughter calmly
lighting q cigarette without even
drawing a curtain.
Say, MuZzy, I'd perish in q place
fOF
the poor old thing7 I wonder IL she
has a cork leg. And the chins get
bigger as they go down.
my dear child, you mustn't be 80
critical Mrs. Chichester was hospital
'ty itself. and think she admired
you very much. was SO afraid you'd
ask for cigarette"
II wanted to, Muzzy. But you did
look so pathetic hadn't the heart.
But Eve minutes more and I'd have
Alicia Mohun sighed. 'T wish you
would look upon the larger aspects OF
life with more soberness," she said
y will when ! have. to, darling
said Cherry. patting her mother $
sloved hand playfully. But I Gid
behave nicely, didn't r."
Yes. my dear. Very nicely"
II tried very hard But it's used me
up. Phew. I feel like going on the
"PIease, Cherry"
"oh. Just a drive with Bruce"
sI've promised"
ST can't see how you can 60 to Q
luncheon in @ house like that and
then go out with @ person like this
Mr. Cowan-a nobody-a-"
"shI, Muzzy. You mustn't call Bruce
CHERRY! When will you learn rea.
Cherry looked straight at her
3fowning.
"I've made a martyr Of myself tc
please you. Now you mustn't object
TO my doing something to please my.
self
Alicia Mohun did not reply. Already
they had had one disagreement upon
,he subject of a1r. Cowan and the
moth had emerged from the conflict
second best. Cherry had picked page
from Alicia Mohun's own book. For
it was Cherry who had rounded out
the discussion by first going to the
door. Mrs Mohun knew that coercion
was not the means to be used sue
eessfully with her daughter, so she
said nothing more.
~ They reached the house in silence
Sand Cherry few before her up the
stairs and in a moment, from heI
own room. she heard Cherry phoninE
10 The odious Cowan.
with Q sigh Alicia Mohun took od
f1SP gloves and hat, laid asado hel
6oak, and sank into q chair b. a.
&EADSaceb N1nn- ~
Evening star., 1923-03-14
DR.. w. G. WYLIE DEAD.
Noted Surgeon Who introduced
Trained Nursing Into u. s.

ChAHiAoTTE. N. c.. March ll-pr,
walker Gill Wylie. seventy-five, ma
tive Of Chester, s. c., famous sureeon
OF the United States, who introduced
trained nursing into the United
York. died yesterday in Vew J-"rS, :vM
CITY according to advices received
In addition to his medical activi-
ties. Dr. Wylie was the first president
OF tne southern Power Company, Of
Which ]. 3. Duke, the tobacco mas
nate, now is the head. and tool y
leading part in the development OF
ydro-electric power in the Caro-
linaS.
Evening star., 1923-03-14

Sohn Chichester. whom Mrs. hohun would
Nike to call son-in-law.
~ N the whole, Cherry behaved
very well. In spite Of the
fact that the somber mag
nif1cence was very depresS-
ing. And though no word had been
uttered by her mother as 20 the
motive which lay behind this hospi-
taiity, Cherry was not too stupid
20 realize that she was there 70 he
inspected by the old lady as the
object OF John Chichester's malri-
uonial Intentions Her first Impulse
was to say something shocking which
would break the ice of this glacial
atm nosphere-or forever CONCEAL it,;
but, with d generous impulse, she
considered the dilemma In which she
might place her poor mother, whose
attitude during the prelimfnaries of
the conversation filed her with a
hewildered IL slightly amused admira-
tion.
And so in a moment she became
absorbed in 4 contemplation OF Mrs.
fthichester's three chins, and in the
not unkindly gtances Of her small eyes
which flashed this way and that like
little green Tnidges in the sunshine.
Fortunately, John Chichester enter
I'D at this moment. luncheon was an
nounced and they went into the lofty
room with its huge gray fireplace
which had been brought from Italy Of
the Renaissance. The food, Cherry
realized, was not hearty good as
that she could get AT the Ritz. but
to Alicia Mohun IL was nectar and
ambrosia- The service was as per
feet as three men could make II.
Two in livery and q third. the shadow
who had placed the chairs. in black.
Now definitely determined to be upon
her good behavior. Cherry talked
gayly enough with her hostess and
host, submitting even TO Mrs. Chi
"hesteTs questioning with demure-
ness which was very charming. 1t
was In Cherry's head that. IL all the
others were to play q game. why
shouldn't she? During the luncheon
butter wouldn't have melted in her
mouth. But her reward came across
The epergne in grateful glances from
her mother, who knew that when
cherry chose to make them 90 her
manners could be quite top-form.
After luncheon they saw the pic
lures in the ballroom gallery. one of
She first, as Mrs. Chichester explained,
rhat had been built in New York
And then the old lady took Cherry
i~rt q m ~ ,-it,s- ho, a
Evening star., 1923-03-14
SEE lis before buying diamonds.
KAHN OPTICAL co
OI7 9TH St. NV.
PHONE MAIN 1917
DIAMOND BARGAINS.

DIAMOND BARGAINS.
Your opportunity to own i
diamond at one-half price.
Lady's solid platinum flexible
bracelet set with 135 large blue
white diamonds and sapphires
Must be sold at once; all excep-
tional bargain for. 81 .OS0
Lady's solid platinum diamond
ring, the diamond is a very fine
gem. weighs l carat and 7O-1OO;
the mounting is the latest design
set with 10 diamonds and s sap.
phires. Must be seen to appre-
ciate this big value. $40
Lady's solid platinum dinner
ring. set with lo large blue-white
diamonds and sapphires. A bar
gam .......-.............Sl4o
Lady's solid platinum diamond
barpin. set with u very fine
blue-white diamonds. Party in
need money; must be sold at
once ...............
Gentieman's diamond ring. {.
beautiful gem, weighs | carat
and o+lOO. set in the latest style
Gypsy mounting. Must be sold
at once; a bargain. .$5S5
Gentleman's diamond cluster
pin, set with 9 large very fine
blue-white diamonds. Must be
sold at once to raise cash. .Sl4s
! Lady's diamond cluster ring
| set with I diamonds; has the ap-
pearancc OF a / carat and IL
solitaire. \ bargain. .. $3.50
A written guarantee with al
our diamonds.
FISCHER'S.
o19 + St. Northwest.
FURNITURE And FURNiSHINGs.
| BEDROOM SUITE. 8 pieces walnut; ali in
excellent condition: no dealers. G41 Kenynr
ST. Phone Col. 551SJ, I5s
! CHINA uIOSBr. white iron double led, 1877.
Kenyon ST Col. 1&lJ
| DINING ROOM SUITE EXTENSION :, - - -
fet. six leather seat chairs; also chif,orIer
F9Skess; asaz brass bed se''ee and ri'no tissR
| DINING ROOM SUITE, practicaIly new: ,os,
$40; viii sacrifice; also other furniture. "20
lamont AZ. NV. I5s
FURNITURE. dining table, buffet. leather
seat chairs mahogany rocker. dresser, 50-ib
ice box oak table, vashstand, oak chest, elec.
TIC iron. Call after 8 p.m., second floor. 6ie
| GRAFoNOLA. beautiful, witn choice reror1s:
mantel cabinet; antique; bed linen. 1908 sth
| HALL HAT RACK. handsome; large. French
plate mirror, so; antique mahogany chairs;
! very large dining room table. $40; Highlander
mattress, -. 1920 NJ NV.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, all Kinds: reus..,,
able: 9 to evenings. ll9 End 81. ne. 1S'
lLvING ROOM SUITE, 3-piece and library
table, mahogany; sacrifice. fG Tea st. ne. 10"
LIVING ROOM SUITE. thre,-rIece, genuine
Spanish lea ther overstuied. consisting Of day.
as Ill IN sna e,essn sannu .,sS h0rs
| letween and p N. Ile Quebec st. NV. i5'
MIRRORS resilvered, rev mirrors, wind
: pairs II. ". sscer. 4s H nv. Main 6s5s.
MUslCAL iNsTRUNENIS.
| CELLO, very nne. $50. 1000 ". II. ave. NV,
GUITAR. Martin; best ofrer. 800 3 d: BE I4.
PiAN0-HIgh grade, guaranteed perfect, 80,
| act quick. 6l1 Mass. ave. nv.
s::S ;s:., s s.s..,. s.s ;:s:
1 vureha sinR oloOWANF0. Gnah De kafMA ~
Evening star., 1923-03-14
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

HUTLERS. English and Swedish: cooks
(awiss). Swedish; chambe rma Ids: excellent
CITY rrferrne-.. Reid's Agency. 2112 l4th st.
CLEANING, laundry or mornings work want
ed Industrial Art Exchange, North l177;
1924 Vt. ave. NV
COLNRED HELP Of all kinds: city references.
Reid's Aeancy. 21l2 14th st.
COMPETENT HELP for your consideration.
SUp-r-Sarvice Bureau North SOog
COOK. hrst-clsss; bItler; city references.
Christian "oman's Exchange. North So11.
COOK. $40; chsmbern aid. 500: hdtier 800;
general worker S55; nurse. $50. 17O1 11tk
st.
MAN and wife wanted, housemen, cooks. dish
washers. Apply at Office. Ful.er's Exchange,
1871 25th st IJS
OFFICE POsITIoNs-Free registrstion Wash-
ington Employment Exchange. operates for the
public ~ Washington School Tor Secretaries
ana Nat. 0chool OF Commerce. 1919 Y st nv.
Evening star., 1923-03-14
HELP-n0MESTIC.
Continued.

GENBRAL HOUsBWORK, colored Woman; can
stay nights; reference. 20I5 Allen place NV.
(off Goth st. between Biltmore and Ashm eadl.
GENERAL HOUSEwORKER. eolored girl want
ed: stay nights. Apply 50l5 10th St Col.
GENERAL HOUSEwORKER-Woma for
family Of four; 60 home nights. 1647 Newton
st. NV. 10
HELP TAKE CARE BABY-Young colorcd
girl. 1928 Md, ave. ne.
LIGHT HOCSEWOHK. young colored girl. Ap
ply at once Apt. II. 1924 18th st: nv.
TAKE entire charge of children IA and 1is
years and three ruoms, for lady. employed;
wash for children, other laundry sent out;
careful, competent, middle-sged coIored WON
An; SO week Call (after pm. or all day
Thursday 1917 1St.I NV.
TAKE care child, mother employed: stay
nights. good home; refined. settled white woni-
an. Adams 1217 or call (after p.m.) 5310
WAITRESS wanted neat. reliable colofed girl; /;
good references 1908 Mass. ave. NV. 16e
Evening star., 1923-03-14
SITUATIONS-FEMALE.

ADDRESSING or typing TO do at home; also
manuscript w9rh; state price paid and amount
OF work Address Box 81 r., Star once. I6s
CoOK-Good plain cook. No. 80 Eye St ne
,gd, ,n. by day or at home; reference. ADDRESS
1903 Riggs st. NV. ~.
DREssMAkER- Mis-. street sftern5Un, even
rs COWS .sy sp"Sts.ty: also remodeltng. Phone
vi: o.. I.05 Irving st. NV. ape
pREssMAkER. experienced. by the day- Ad
dress Box 1is-B. Star onice
InRESSMAkIN,; -By fashionable dr,.ss.nakrr
Ph,,i" North l+e2
nRE,ssMAkING. sashiorstle ladies' and chil,
dIeh >. "Ie b 81. sw, J. 1Tl7W. l4'
ELEVATOR OPERATOR maid or work II
raf"teria wanted by ""i"r-d giri. Apply .3e5
virginia ave NV. West aaa.-w. IA.
GRADUATE SrKsE desires daytime position
9t any kind. Phone Hyattsville 12S-J 1Ls
l. ahAND-ENBk0IDERy. frst-class work. to b.
d"ns d" at hom.: samples shown. Address Box
l2nB. Star Office.
INSTRUCTION to child or children of Inwe-
yrsdes az night. by foruler teacher Of New
iofs SCHOOLS. Address Box 6o-B. Star once.
LAUNDRY WORK to take home IIos srd
ST. NV. otN
MoRNlNG's WORK. cleveland PARK. BY col.
9!eu kifl: "ofo fessenden st, Tenleytown.
nCRsE; Practical. desir>ss engagement; car
take entire chsrEe; city ref. II. 1918.
STENoGRAPHER. capable II years ,Yn.ri-
tnce. desires position. Address G Z, 1924
Harvard 81. NV.
STENoGIAPHER-Five years experience.
West 26s8-w. Iss
STESoIRAPHEK. beginner. desires position:
moderate salary 70 t~gi1. Phone Col. 911u-W
STENOGRAPHER and typist: young lady
WISHES position; SIS. Address Box Is, Sta:
Office.
WAITRESS, coi"red strls, two, wish places
as mattresses il boarding house OF pubic place:
good rSferencas. Call 90 You ST. NV. Or
phone North 1883
WORK by day, every day except "wednesday
ana saturday: giri. 3413 NJ ST. NV Mrs.
WORK, morning or evening, In an apartment
Evening star., 1923-03-14
Sounds So to Others

SOUNDS so to Others.
From the Boston Transcript.
"Does your husband enjoy sound
eleep?"
'ReAllT I don't know. Somsttuass
from the sound h0 makes think a
Aual1st Ao.AGonisin0 ~ TIA 0ooe 4ali01f
Evening star., 1923-03-14
HELP-FEMALE.

ALTERATION HANDS on coats. suits and
dresses; pleasant position. good pay. Urdong
Bros. 1903 + st.
BooKKEEpER and typi.t; must he experienc
Comnanv. a3s Penna. ave. NV. 15s
B0OkKEEPER- ER-sTENOGRAPHER competent
take entire charge double entry books and cost
system; builders office: experienced this line
rrferred. Chsncc for Advancement State
age. experience. references and snlsry re-
guit"i or no attention given application. Al-
dress BOX 34G-A. star oficc 14s
f1SISHERs. buttonho.- makers, experienced
on coats Apply SIS f ST. n.T.
steady positions Natalie. ;s3o8 18th st., over
Riggs National Bank.
HAND BITroNHoLE MAKER wanted On
vests 6l3 9Th St. top n"or.
LADY-.opportun.ty for open minded. we'll
educated woman. Conhin,. clerical and teach
ing experience Salary. Al $40 for nrst year
and bonus. Promotion ON merit. ADDRESS Box
24l-V. Star office.
LADY. with good education, for interviewing
parents; 81 800 and bonus; proInvtio, On merit
address Box 24i.y. Star ofnce.
LADIES make 81 AZ hour handling our pryd
ac.s. "17 District Natl Rank bldg Il.
MlLLISEk on children's hats, steady position
TO right party. Natalie. a3Vs 18th St, over
Riggs National Bank.
Experienced trimmer: must he
Competent to sell. Sic 18th st. NV. Is.
MILLINERY sALFsLADY. frst-cias., wanted
NURSE: e1peri-nc,d. half day. i?riy Apt.
34, 2la1 California 81. NV
PRESSER-Must be an expert OF silk dresses;
steady position. Satioua! Cleaners & Dyers
DIN, Z st D.
rREssaRncplorei Ra, girl for pressing pants
sALEsTADr = one experienced in selling
boys furnishings preferred Apply Mr.. Jones'.
er.Rridget Co. the Avenue a. .th.
sAIEsI-ADIEs 90, outside work; mskins s.
to $40 Per day. 2l4 Jeniter BLDG. eth aud 4.
sALEsLAplEs tcolored!: educated. Of neat
Address Boz sa2.w. Star ONCE. I5.
sALESWOMAN with travelling experience for
high class speciality ahop; state experience,
record and salary desired. Address Boz GLIB,
Star ofncfie.
SEWERS: experienced. quick. on house dresses,
waists; factory sewing TO take home, Ad.
dress Box 9o-B. star Office.
sTENOGRAPHER, wide awake, who can take
charge OF engineering office. Telephone 81.
sTENOGRAPHER for patent specifcation
work: $3.50 per week. Address in own hand
xritnE stating experience. Address Box ss-
sTENoGRAPHER. experienced. Reply IN own
handwriting. stating qualiaea tions. Salary
commensurate with ability. Address Boz ls6-
WAITRESS. white, desires a position, from
-: no Sunday work. Address Box s3-B. Star
WOMEN. experienced IN making flowers and
chtdren's hats: work can te taken home
Natalie. 1906 14tb st., over the Riggs Ma
tioRal Bank.
YOUNG LADY. refined, to accompany photog-
rapher and obtain mothers permission to pho
tosraph children at their homes; s15 per week.
1414 North Capitol ST. 14s
YOUNG LADY. we'll educated, experienced
typist and knowledge Of stencil cutting; per
manent, opportunity for Advancement; large
YOUNG WOMEN white erneriencasj Jn
sewing; alterations on childrtns dresses
Natalie, 1909 14th st., over Riggs National
Bank.
STEEOGRAPHER and bookkeeper. expert
enced in general Insurance work, bright young
lady; answer in own handwriting
BOSS & PHELPS,
Evening star., 1923-03-14
BY GEORGE GIBBS
WHO'S WHO IN THE STORY
Copyright, isse, d. Applsssa 4 o..

Cherry Mohun, up-to-date girl, rich and
charming, at once irritsted and attracted by
David sangree. young American tthnoiossst
and war veteran, amazed by changes in man
ners and customs brought out by the war. but
interested In cherry. His modest funds are
invested with her fatler.
Jim Mohun, q self-made financial leader.
Too busy to think OF his children. he leaves
them 10
Mrs. Mohun. who has successfully cultivated
the social side OF life.
Bob Mohun. son, is q typically reckless
youngster.
George Lycett. elderly Chorus, philosophers
as the story develops.
Sohn Chichester. whom Mrs. Mohun would
Nke to call son-in-law.
Evening star., 1923-03-14

GILT-EDGE MORTGAGES
for sale, amounts 5000 up. pay
able monthly, to yield 10 per
cent, secured by D. c. property.
Write and representative will
call. Address Box 75-B. Star Of
tIce
Evening star., 1923-03-14
SITUATIONS-MALE.

AUTO MECHANIC and elecarical man desires
responsible position; II years experience: IL
former chief aviation mechanic: local or other
wise; reference. Livingstone. Frank 41l4-J.
Evening star., 1923-03-14
PERSONAL.

MASSAGE. SWEDISH, FOR LUMBAGo. GAS
In stomach, poor blood circulation. Can An.
derson, so i1th st. Phone e: xSezI: lle
VI ARE Row PAYINo - 10 40 ron
-, ciofhiag afs the blggsst. Weah: Cle&aaA0
keSSH9o, Ia D 1t. az. r1aoS Me4A to5os
Evening star., 1923-03-14

S, 900 WANTED for conserva-
tive second trust on business
property west of I4th st. Pays
out in 3 yrs. Good bonus. .Ad-
dress Box I22-B. Star Office.
A GOOD PROPOSITION
$4,000 will finance a half-mil-
lion-dollar, eight-story building,
netting approximately S12,5oo
per year. In best central loca-
ton. For full particulars call
GRAY g. BOWLES, Inc.
Main I1If
Evening star., 1923-03-14
wANrEn-SAYrSMEN

turef IL desiroua Of eefting men to WORK in
washington and vicinity. SEQ Mr.. Goldberg.
40 Bond bldg.
Evening star., 1923-03-14
PERSONAL.


PERSONAL.
Continued.
PSYCHIC 0-THERHPY md ELEGfK0THEK-
spy scientifically given. For appointment,
phone North CAT.
INTERNATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY,
Fendalf bldg, Main 5619. Consultation free;
eoaAdenttal LnvestiRatien.
RATS. BEDBUGS, ROACHES. FLEAs: IN.
slant results. GEORGE r. 6APp. ~ Mary.
land building. Franklin 2o11. mh91o
ELECTRIC BATH MASSAGE FOR ECES-
sive Fat. nerve trouble. lumbago, rheuma tsu.
etc Graduate nurse tcolored). N. 0e35-J. l7s
CLOTHES WANTED (MEN'S CAST OFF,
We can use any amount and it's not bit
Of trouble to call and pay the top dollar. Pays
to sell to Us. Main 4145. JCsTHS OLD
STAND, S19 u.
Evening star., 1923-03-14
WANTED-SALEsKEN.

SALESMEN-Wnte for frps beot an1 fun
Particular: earn $500 - $4,000 yeaxly3 ~
eAes1l city e. Aassna9. 1eth AalsansaeA u.
Evening star., 1923-03-14

Lady's diamond cluster ring.
set with ! diamonds; has the ap-
pearancc of a carat and IL
solitaire. 4 bargain. .. $3.50
Evening star., 1923-03-14

A written guarantee with al
our diamonds.
Evening star., 1923-03-14

B0OKKEEPER. familiar with mercantile ac-
counting. desires position; typist; highly
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He didg' she said fiercely. M
Il don't know what that nOearc0unf
DagO has got to do with the case,
7 but tell you this. He ga6 just
yellow trash, n0thin more; he
chased after me from Florida,
where I didn't mind hin, 20 much.
an he got 10 botherink over here. ).
He g0t, crouch because turned
him down.!
You turned him down.. said
Philip UraVely. You did not, one
presnmes, want anything more To
do with him when you had become
Lady TalIbOis - Knaytla?ss
Is It lilely?" snapped Agnes.
He had a crouch then which
means, I suppose, that he was aeri.
ously annoyed He had followed
you from Florida, and found his
hopes were at an end: He was q
Spanish half.breed. Did he strike
you as q revengefuI persOnes
Never one. Of his breed that,
Wasn'tE' said Agnes unguardedly.
Did he threaten you?s
Agnes bit her lip.
!. He did, the yellow, cur!,' she re-
piled at last stand he threatened
Mr.. Drummond, the Kentiernans
I'm going to sYiaarry!! she added,
raising her head. II wasn't AFRAID
Of q l1nongrel like i Miguel, nor ten
\ like him. He was just nOthine.'
hiIip put. his hands behind him.
Did ne ever come to- Kn6yth
Abbey 2Y he asife u QlsIntIx.
There was q longer pause this.
this time. The question uh0th pug,
zled and startled Agnes.
No. she answered, scarcely
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abovesa whisper:
Speak up. Lady TaIbois; the
july cannot hear you. And re-
member that Ssu are on oath, ana
that the truth must ont Miguel
visited YOU at KnaytIa q"
She Looked at Philip, utterly be-
swiidered now.
Every soul in the court listened
I with the most intent interest and
surprise gnee' words Cnt through
8 straii1ed liience. TIE crowd won ,gl
dered Nhatsgas the meaning OF this
steering 30 nktIlfulIy and confident.
And 20, ~ the finish, Miguel
Casas escapedgs. said Philip at the
end. He USED no weapon, he did
not attempt TO injure you? Merely
bOlted n,
Ran Hike d I1are!" sneered Agnes,
an well for hirnp ~
His vengeance 1nfuIfilIed. He
seems to have been something OF q
coward, after all. Would you, Lady
TalIbots. describe him as fool?." 4
No more q fool than you!p said
Agnes vfci0usly. 'sMiguer. ii no
Stool. IA liar and cur. Treacherous;,
and cunning as q snalSe
"Treacherous," said Philip softly
land cunning. We arrive at the
character or Miguel. Lady Tall
bois, when this scene was over and
YOU remained alone with Mr..
Drunmond did you not feel q little
troubled and upset?"
'Of courser' said Agnes, innpa-