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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-14
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o patrone.
coLEcTURIA DE JUNcos
PRIMERA A

Ndmeros

427 Antonio Arzuaga,
845 Calixto Pihero Me
YES,
SAG Calixto Pineiro
Moves (hoy Francis
co Cardona),
S48 Calfxto Piheiro
Nieves,
$40 CalixEo Pfheiro
Moves,
$50 Calixto Piheiro
Moves Sucn.
s52 Fulgencio Piheiro y
Rodriguez,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-14

Juncos, P. B., JUNO IL, 1924.
(Fdo.) Jose POLO GTMENEz
Collector.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-14
coLEcTURIA DE coAMo
PR1MERA "A

Una casa, de MADEIRA y zinc, calle
8 Agosto, en- solar municipal,
Rca. % cuerdas, sin ~edi1caciones,
barrio Pedro Garcia,
Rca. $3.50 cuerdas y l bohio, ba-
rrio Coamo Arriba,
Rca. 81 ia cuerdas, sin edi1cacio-
mes. barrie Pedro Garcia,
Rca. 45Ha cuerdas, sin edificaciones,
barrio Pedro Garcia,
Rca. 20 cuerdas y casa. barrie Ha-
yales,
Una casa de MADEIRA y zinc. calle
Baldorioty, enclavada en- solar mu-
nicipal,
P. R., JUNO 8. 1924.
RAMIREZ LIQUET,
Collector.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-14

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-14
coLEcTURIA DE MARICAo
PRIMERA SUBASTA

victoriano Acevedu,
Antonio Antonmat-
tel,
Jose Aymat Justinia
no,
Jose Aymat Justinia
no.
jose Maria Castro,
Alejandrina Lopez y
Lopez,
Felix Lopez,
rerx Montalvo,
Maria E. Morales
Gonzalez y otro,
Sncn. Isabel Oliver,
Juan c. Forester
Pic6,
Maricao
(Fdo.) O
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-14
Cohtribuyente
0 patroro.
COLECTUEdA DE CAYEY
PRIMERA SUBASTA

zalez,
Modesto d Co.
lon,
J crist6bal Colon Co.
Ion,
Estrella Colon Colon.
Eugenio Colon Cruz,
compaAia Agricola
de Cayey Limited,
Compahia Agricola
de Cayey Limited,
Luciano Coto. Lopez,
{
Maria Tulsa Diaz
Quintana,
Juan Cruz Rodriguez,
Maria LAlisa Diaz
Quintana,
Maria Ihlisa Diaz
Quintana,
Benigno Fernandez
Garcia,
Benigno Fernandez
Garcia,
Sucn. Apolinar
F1gueroa,
. Francisco Figueroa
Rodriguez,
Marcial Figueroa,
Estanislao Franco
Vald6s,
clara Garcia,
Juliana Garcia,
seraffn Garcia
Sierra,
Juan Jose Gonzalez,
Pedro Ma. Gonzalez
Cintr6n,
Cruz Graner y Me-
lendez,
Francisco Graner Me
lendez,
Desideria Gutierrez
de Malave,
Miguel GuzmAn Text
dor,
Miguel GtIzman Text
dor,
Ramona Gimenez
QuiGones,
Crist0hal Jordan y
Brito,
Ines Leon.
Angel Ma, Lopez
Rodriguez,
Martina Lopez,
Demetria Noguecas
(hoy NJ. Guzman
Textdor).
Maria J. Nogueras,
Arturo Baldrich y
Agustfn Ortiz,
Alfonso Ortiz Uset,
sucn. Eugenio Ortiz,
ortiz HermanOs,
Juan Jose Ortiz
Marquee,
Valeriano Ortiz San
tiago,
Maria Palacios Frade,
Miguel Perez y otros,
Isabel Qhintana vaz-
quez.
Isabel Qnintana vaz-
queZ.
Isabel Quintana vaz-
quez.
Isabel Quintana vaz-
quez.
Nemesia Quihones,
Florencio Ramirez
Rodriguez,
Sucn. Conception Ra-
mos,
aucn. Jose Reyes,
Aurora p. Rivera
Aurora p. Rivera,
Aurora p. Rivera,
Gregorio Rivera
Aponte,
sucn. jose B. Rivera,
Nemesio Rivera Ro-
sado.
Pedro Juan Rivera
Rodriguez,
PraXedeS RIVERA Ut
tiz,
Rafael Rivera
Rivera.
Juan de la G. Rodri-
! gueg,
Teresa Roset Flores,
rausto Rucabado,
Pedro Santiago,
Evening star., 1924-05-21
AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS }. OWEN & son, AUCTIoNEERs


TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE BRICK
DWELLINGS, NUMBERS COS AND 605
STREET NE
Ry virtue Of three certain deeds of trust
being instruments numbered $50 and oil
corded September 4th. 1923, and instrument
numbered 231. recorded July nth. 1922.
spectively. among the land records for TIE
District of Columbia. and at the request Of
the parties secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will sell at public auction in front
Of the respective premises. WEDNESDAY.
THE TWEN'rY-FlRST DAY OF MAY, 1924,
COMMENCING At FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the
following described land and premises situate
in the District Of Columbia namely lots IS
and 10 in subdivision of part of square $50
made by Charles II. Parker. trustee, as per
plat recorded in Lber IS. folio 1856 of the
ords OF the Office of the surveyor of the Dis
trict of Columbia. subject 10 right of way
the : feet Of said lots, subject also
to prior deed of trust for 81 900 on each LOT
And at FOUR FORTYFIyE O'CLOCK lot
1872 in Jacob Jones. attorney for Jacob s.
Hoserthal's subdivision of lots in square S56
ss per plat recorded in Liber Is, folio 80 of
tho records Of the Office of the surveyor of the
District of Columbia subject TO 4 prior deed
of trust for 81 $50
Terms of sale Cash said deeds of
trust. 5000 deposit required each lot at
time of sale. Conveyancing, recording and
revenue stamps at purchasers cost Sale to
| be closed within thirty days deposit for
feited. c. w. TURNER,
Il. q. HARRIS.
mye. IL, IA. 1s.19,2o,I Trustees
Evening star., 1924-05-21
OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE

NORTH BEACH. MD.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED. COTTAGE on
waterfront: season. month week end. FL
WARD WInD1FIELD. 1914 Calvert 81.
NEW JERSEY LOT BARGAINS CASH s.
monthly buys 20 lots near Atlantic CitF
Price. $3.50: only SIS each. VAIL. $50 Broad
way, New York. 2S'
Evening star., 1924-05-21
W. {. & A. n. MILLER
lily Hth St. NV. Realtors. Main II

on SPRING PLACE NV, NEAR 18th
@-story residence. 8 rooms and tiled ba tn
double rear porch upper inclosed with
glass;, hot-water heat. elec. lights: cement
front porch: property in beautiful condition
Price. S1l 40.
\. {. HoCGHToN CO., REALTORS.
1916 Fl st. NV Phones Main 1886 1887
I'VE have the BEST in every section
Evening star., 1924-05-21
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
FOR SALE-H0USES.
Continued.
BOSS & PHELPS,
REALTORS,
$12,95O-loth Street Highlands.


$l2,950-l6th Street Highlands
s- in htfu section Of Of
dnsed % snd % % n5 De.es es" S%< s npty @ %
Guiding Pors: weathertHpp Hot heat electric
lis n ne1cILn % Garage @ T W terms" " ~ " ~ ~
$12, ,5OO-Beautiful Suburban Home in D. C.
% % % % gro
soodd oak trees
is in
dinsar &C in ali. i
@ % Ps feo% f. any % % OF o @ T
=
$S.950-l0th Street Highlands-A Bargain.
will
eph @ % hail ii ur m snns T Es arpis s % dining s n
eh third . with two storage and suitable suitable r for ddd
throughout
ks's s9 e % 0s Pse @ ser G ee & % 80 p %
o show this fu home. - - ~ '
SIS, 0NThree Acres in D. c. For Sale or Exchange.
A suburban having city advant and only
% minutes BY The wooded
? oak1r
fruit tres;am densace.hi
The house 2 three cellar
Evening Phone Service Until PM.
BOSS & PHELPS.
oF X NV
MEMBERS WASHINGTON ESTATE
Evening star., 1924-05-21
SUMMER COTTAGES.

SALE OR RENT FURNISHED-FISHIN
Point Lodge mndorn home l. rooms bath
gas: artcSiau we'll: barn. chicken houses -
garage: acres fishing and crabbinE
state road: ideal summer home: reasouab"
X. u. BENNETT Phone Main 4SJ-6
Evening star., 1924-05-21
PETWORTH.

PETWORTH. PETWORTH.
hrousp
a a
-
$780, the Phone us to see this home
o or
MT PLEASANT
Practically new and thoroughly modern. NORTHEAST-NEW.
d home, q
goods
sleeping
buya the nignI o a zd r. d ample
NEAR 1st AND r STS NE.
of
rooms a ing
andp in
ome
B-For the convenience of the public will render
ming phone until o'clock pm every week day beginning
today.
WALTER A. BROWN,
400 Street Northwest Main 1858
Evening star., 1924-05-21
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
FOR SALE-HoUsES.
Con timed,
CHAS. D. SAGER.
924 18th NV.

CHAS. D. SAGER
o24 14th NV.
FOR rE coNvENENcE or oGR CLIENTS
HEADQUARTERS FOR NEW HOMES
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
best odel
.t up with fine detahedho
eternsa
session
TAKOMA PARK. D. c.
home. instruction
in of the Of Takma
lt a neat hare foSa aund
us ntan
sutter
PETWORTH.
/
hai trim thrUghou furnace heat
and
A VERY DESIRABLE LOT NV.
anxious turn nequty
CHAS. D. SAGER,
914 18th 81. NV. Realtor. Main 3o-37-3S
Evening star., 1924-05-21

NEAR MILLION DOLLAR BRIDGE.
beautfu
al psnned an
BEAUTIFUL AND SUBSTANTIAL CORNER PROPERTY,
DOWNTOWN-B 500.
Ind
two h erentra etypeh
trv a figure
IRVING ST. NEAR 14h NV.
Price S3.5OO; $1,000 Cash, Reasonable Balance.
room for t-wat hea
BROOKLAND-DETACHED.
Four Bedrooms-S1O5OO.
of tiled
and
property be bought on
a tonab the b houses ever offer lin
STORE AND APARTMENT-S9OOO
Just tzonedf purpu
a Of aound so
WILLIAM K HARTUNG & CO.,
lOS 10th Street Northwest Main 100
Evening star., 1924-05-21
Cleveland Park.
$4,000.

An individually built. detached home. sit
uated q corner lot Maconb ST., close TO
the John Eaton School and bus servi-". The
grounds are most attractive. surrounded with
hedge and q number of evergreens The house
has three very large BEDROOM. complete bath
with marble shower, extra layItor7. extra
large giassed and screened slceping porch.
several open 6replaces. and is really very
6nc home in every respect. Two-car bTick
garage An excellent value.
Evening star., 1924-05-21

ONE-HALF BLOCK OFF 14th ST.-S250.
We ehaveju Il
ON tide steetn th hat n
uin
BROOKLAND-S9OOO.
berarporh wate ga d
urounded by hedge nd fru trees The o m n
DECATUR ST. JUST OFF 10th ST.-S14.25O.
An nusuany atrac home n OF f the i n ne
ckcopsru double column fe Rninh living
an arIek frs fool 3 troous glass
nchse edporchan and2
NEW HAMPSHIRE ANE.-SlO,5O0
An
deach b1 outah eIt
be
TAKOMA PARk-BUNGALOW.
$3.50 Cash and SIS Monthly.
and coniG by day
rae
a a
Immediately
STORE AND APARTMENT-S6Z5O.
o
w IL LA M S. P HI LIPS,
18th and K Sts NV. Phone Main 1900.
OF EsTAT
Evening star., 1924-05-21
10th and Columbia Road.

10th and Columbia Road.
Attractive 7-room and bath home. electri,,
lights. hot water heat, built-in garage and
every modern appointment. This property
oyerioo%s beautiful Rock Greek Park and is
now vacant. Price, s1475n with convenient
terms.
Chevy Chase.
Detached-Contains rooms and bath: hot
water heat, electric lights. hardwood floors
throughout, PittsburG water heater: screens
and metal @eatherstripping. I'riccd $40 500
on very attractive terms.
2nd and Y StS. NE.
delightful corner home containing six
rooms and bath: electric lights: newly deco.
rated Room for garage. Price sS1m
Terms arranged
Cleveland Park.
2943 Macomb St, just west of Connecticur
ave-, contains rooms and bath: hot water
heat, electric Its. newly decorated throughout
This house is detached and is now vacant 50
Immediate possession hn given. There
Is also garage. Price. 800 on very
convenient terms
Evening star., 1924-05-21

STONE & FAIRFAX
A WONDERFUL CORNER NORTHEAST
NEAR 9th AND EAST CAPITOL
THREE APARTMENTS.
rsSp EEsT P29 n5oR FIFE Four eG% % bath . SR ess sses a porch
- . 49, - . -,
apartmen
nvestm
14th STREET NORTH OF PARK ROAD
hot ot~aerhat
TWO-FAMILI FLAT-SlO5OO.
NEAR 10th AND PARK ROAD.
A
bath and ned M esnns porch & the f % f snd G h
5 T Throughout ~ ~" ~" $3.50 ~ "
PETWORTH.
PRICE, S9S5O.
moat1 M' % @ Fl % ''
be
ON FAIRMONT ST.
screens ] ana swninss @ % % | ~ ~
WEST OF 10th STREET, NORTH OF COLUMBIA RID.
m @ % S ON T % s 9Rss S qsssas ssa , @ @ %
bmltin ssse huihins ~
INTERESTED SHOULD OVERLOOK
STONE & FAIRFAX.
Evening star., 1924-05-21

Y. L. SANSBURY CO., Inc
l4lS Eye Street NV. Phones Main, ,5oO5-4-5
house Of france thbnck lot
House. is uu fee having Igeu bath
porch large fireplace very
Of
nd tiled dbah,a actr
in the
realty ducdp price.
o
PRICE through
IS and
h d floors gI sincse
prqrtycan y pu
IS Reaab AM mmedia session
neigh rbo ched stuco house
roo sandwo complete baths modern
be sold Anyom omce has beno oderraw
beau home ands should d inspted daton
\. L. SANSBURY CO.. Inc.
14l9 Eye Street NV Phones Main 59O3-4-5
BOARD
Evening star., 1924-05-21
SHORE PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-SAIT- WATER FRONT Farm
so acres. 9-room house state road: shado
and flowers; good fishing. grabbing and ba h
ing: rent for season. $500. G. W. THOMAS
Charlotte Hall. Md.
FOR RENT-FINE COTTAGE. ROOMS ANIt
bath: arteSan water: salt water front ard
near state road: nice yard and flowers; garfru
and pasture for COW; house completely fsr
nishrI.: rent fer season, $500. c. w. THOMAS
Charlotte Hall. Md.
WATERFRONT " LOTS on BEAUTIFUL
South River-Easy auto. dist: good roads: q
saltwater sports. Prices. $500 TO $500, good
until June ! You cannot duplicate these bar
gains Lois beautifully lor. new subdivision
BE among the first and get first choice. Thre"
mi. from Annapolis rd. to Arundel-o the
Bay. Agt. on gdS. Or ad- Box 14S-M, Star Office.
27s
CHESA APEAkE BEACH.
Bay front lots forssale; best locations. low
prices and easy FERNS: some lots low as $3.50
BAUMAN & HEINZMAN,
1904 III 81. NV. Phone Main $500.
Office boardwalk, Chesapeake Beach.
Evening star., 1924-05-21

S315OO
ipped
one f the most
a tract n
NASSAC
wdefr
UNDER $4,000.
Delightful
-
$4,000
$1,000.
EFF
wihs
$3.50
r NE
of with
VIM H. SAUNDERS CO.. Inc,
1883 Street NV. Main 1915 and Ol7
Evening star., 1924-05-21
READ CAREFULLY OVER
THE DESCRIPTIONS Or
THESE HOMES AND LET
Us SHOW YOU THOSt
THAT INTEREST YOU.

Cleveland Park.
Detached 7-room a besfroarrs) and b,.-
home, with hot-water heat. electric Iiyttt
hardwood floors. Pittsburg water hcater
screens and complete in every regppct. Drri.
lot 10 alley. Priced $1,000. Good terms
Woodley Park.
2Sl7 Woodlev Road. This is the last hos,,p
left in the last Miller Built operation /,
contains rooms. baths. a. m. conveniencc,
and appointments. II is a center-hall piar
type. 4 brick garage with house. Price ana
terms most attractive.
Chevy Chase.
Six rooms and hath brick home with nor
water heat, electric lights. newly decora tr1
throughout. Ruilt-n garage. sleeping porrI
and many other attractive extras that 20 t.
make home co2y and convenient. Propertl
now vacant. Price only $40. 500. Terms ar
ranged.
Wesley Heights.
let rs show you our offerings in IN,
Miller Built" community Of moderate Priced
Homes.
Evening star., 1924-05-21
Cleveland Park Section.
$1,000

An absolute bargain in colonial brick
home, located just or the intersection OF
these two prominent tho:oughfares and close
TO the new Tivoli Theater. A full 20-feot,
row brick house. containing six well arranged
rooms, tile bath, Parquet io,-s. lower and
upper rear porchcs. electric lights. h. " n.
and for garage. Very attractive
terms,
Evening star., 1924-05-21

LET rs show you our offerings in q
Miller Built community Of moderate PRO
Homes
Evening star., 1924-05-21
You Won't Find

Nicer Homes
than these we have just completed and now
offer for inspection at
335-337-33o 18th Street Sc.
In every way they are comfortable and con-
yenient. handy TO all points in the city, 10
Gated in a choice residential neighborhood-
me best in Southeast Washington. These are
modern Homes unusually well equipped and
tastefully finished. You can't fail to like
Them and want for your own; they contain
everything TO make you happy.
Four rooms--consisting of large living room
and dining room. separated from kitchen by
attractive china cabinets Two large bed
rooms-sleepng porch. kitchen porch and front
porch. Pipeless heating system with auto
matte control on the first floor. Separate hot
water heater, laundry tnbs, large tiled bath; !;
plenty of closet room--upstairs and down.
Handsome electric fixtures and decora tons.
One of the best makes of side-oven gas ranges
-Gy dresser.
Handy to two car lines.
Only S6.4SO.
VERY ATTRACTIVE TERMS MAY
BE ARIA ANGED.
Open for inspection day and evening.
HARRY A. KITE.
Unco-poratedI
1914 K St. Phone Main 1916.
Evening star., 1924-05-21

These attractive new homes,
utmost in new house value. They
screened breakfast and sleeping
water heater AMI are beautifully
large, buiIt-iu. tircProof garage.
Evening star., 1924-05-21
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Con tinued.
HEDGES& G. MIDDLETON Inc,
1884 H Street NV Realtors. Franklin o5O3

particularly attractive. light tapestry
close to the Million Dollar Bridge This house
is practically new. is fully =. feet wide and
contains exceptionally large rooms a bed
roomsl, double sleeping porch complete tile
bath. oak fOors. electric lights. b. VIII. and
a lot 130 feet in depth to public alley.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-01
RegretO OverIllness
 Of Mrs. Ross OfAuburn

Friends all over Alabama will regret to hear of the illness of Mrs. B. B.. Ross of Auburn. She has been confined af St. Margaret's hospital in Montgomery for several days, where it is hoped she will soon regain her health. Mrs. Ross is one of the most beloved women in Alabama and one of the best known. For many years she and Dr. Ross have occupied a lovely home at Auburn, where their hospitality is known far and wide. Their entertaining is of the 'old schoor' type, lavish and gra- ciOus. Dr. Ross has the chair of chem istry at Alabama Tech, and even dur ing the days when Dr. Thatch was president of the institution Mrs. Ross took the place of the presidents wife if she were absent or ill and the doors guests who were there for some great event. Whether it were Mrs. Thatch or Mrs. Ross who acted as hostess the affair was one of distinction and an event to be remembered. There has not been governor of Alabama for many years who is not familiar with the hospitality and graciousness of Mrs. Ross, and there are hundreds of men throughout the country, former students of Auburn, who revere both Dr. and Mrs. Ross and they will hope for news of her rapid recovery from her present illness. She is also one of the best known women in the south in patriotic work and has been q club leader of note. Related to the Lipscombs of Lee county, before her marriage q Dowdell, no one is better known than Mrs. Ross.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-01
CHAPTER 8

CdARIEh
 GRADUALLY Morton changed Not VE only in his habits-he had always
 been a home man and now he was scarcely ever with us save to eat and sleep-but bis whole nature seemed to have undergone an alteration, in- comprehensible to me. Apparently he worried less about his business, but he was moody and, except by fits and starts, his solid sociability was gone. When I questioned him, asked if busi- ness were getting no better, he put me off.
 "The business never will be better until I have more capital, but l shall keep it going, even if find some other work" he told me. "1t may be a port in a storm some day" But try as l would, could get no satisfaction as to what he had in mind.
 was naturally unsuspiciOus, then I had utter faith in MOrt's principles he had always shown himself strictly honest in his dealings, fair and just in every way. I was troubled, yet not apprehensive.
 Lucille had been invited to a party, and was grumbling because she had no new gown to wear.
 I've a notion not to go, Sne de- clared with tears in her eyes. "I've worn my old duds until am ashamed 'l
 How much would a new outfit cost?" Mort asked.
 More than we can afford" I told him, not giving Lucille chance to re- ply.
 Would a hundred dollars answer was his astonishing query.
 Indeed it would, dad could get dress, shoes and stockings for that, Lucille said joyfully.
 "All right. I'll see what can do.'
 For several days I had known that Mort had more money than usual. Once when giving me some for the house he had taken out quite a large
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-01

dark house p And the Thingum and his brother, the Zumzee, both hanged against the door as hard as they could, but the door would not budge even a smidgin. Its no usew the Thingum said, i've must wait for someone to come along and rescue us!
 "I am afraid that will be a long wait p Mrs. Mingle said, flor this little house is we'll hidden in the bushes and no one would notice it when they walk down the main path through the deep, deep woods!'
 Raggedy Andy had been feeling along the walls of the little house and sud- denly cried, "Why, here is another door !'
 But Raggedy Andy" the Thingum said, this little house only had one door and that was in the front of the house!"
 Anyway P Raggedy Andy replied, ''here is a door and I have opened it y
 Mir. Mungle struck a match and everyone saw that Raggedy Andy had indeed discovered a door and stood holding it open. There was row of steps leading down and upon ledge in the wall. Mr. Mungle found a candle which he lit. Holding this high above his head Mir. Mnngle led the way down
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-01

the steps into another room.
 "Whyl" he cried, There are six doors! I wonder where they lead to '" He opened one door. We may as well take this one p he said as he led the way down a long hallway.
 After going through nine doors Mir. Mungle suddenly stepped and whisper ed. "Sh! Listen !' And, while every one held their breathes they could hear voices.
 "They will never get out of my little housep p It was the voice of the crook ed legged man.. For it is a magic house; they can never find the magic door !'
 And have you Mrs. Mingle's cup board safe and soundY the other voice asked. It was the voice of the Shickle who had given the Zumzee the long sword.
 "Yes!" the crooked legged man said, q have the magic hobby horse and the cupboard locked in my new kitchen 1! Come over in the morning and will give you some goodies out of the magic cupboard !" Then when the man and the Snickle had gone away MT. Mum gle said: "We will just wait while, to make sure they have really gone,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-01

her. She was glad Frederic Parker did not know that she could not refuse this mans unwelcome attentions be- cause she had consented to dance with the only friend she had in New York.
 NervOusly she regarded the people eating and drinking at various tables. Suddenly her glance lighted on a face that was not entirely unfamiliar Where had she seen it before?
 She closed her eyes for a moment, the better to think. And before her mental vision there floated q picture of George Dixon and this girl coming down the aisle of the little Episcopal church at Fairtown. This was Georges fiancee!
 Opening her eyes, she waited for a chance to look once more at the fair young creature, As the dance brought
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