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E6GuCH constancy is mythical. !"
~ said John Douglas Brant
in the frigid. condemnatory tone
of the cynic. "A man who would
wait 20 years for her lover.
convicted felOn, to be released
from prison is either defective or
so impossibly ugly that her faith
fulness is as much due to neces-
gity as to choice. At any rate,
Ceilings, your story is amusing"
Brant and Ceilings were two Of
q group in the lounge of the
Racquets Club. Brant was the
oldest among them, likewise the
wealthiest. the most successful.
Ceilings was suspected of con-
tributing poetry to certain re-
views. He was a journalist, a
CHEEKY, child-Iike fellow with
features like Byron's; but a soul
like a saints. He found no little
pleasure in opposing his own
beautiful idealism to the soured
pessimisIn of Brant. The case
he had spoken Of was stated by
him chiefly that he might mark
Brant's reaction. With others.
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the lace on beautiful slip Judith
had made for her.
Almost inaudibly, she answered:
IN have to wait yearat
least whole year
Only year! Them
Then, yes
Judith faced the dresser. On
one Of its quaint side shelves
was the picture Of Douglas at
81 rnanfulness fighting down the
boyish sweetness Of mouth and
smooth young forehead. How
often Judith had held this pic
ture, kneeling in spirit before the
glowing ideals shining In those
dear, straight -glancing eyes. How
how glorious and fine.
On the night he had caught
her hands, laughing in her face,
saying with all that tender adj
miration: Jude, you little nut!
Jude, you're the darlingest thing
on the EARTH Four years it had
thrilled like a song in .Judith's
heart.
He loved sandy. He wanted
sandy.
She went over to the dresser
and looked quietly at his image.
Suddenly she said: Make him
happy on, Sandy, love him well. 4
Without knowing what she was
doing Judith took up the pic.
ture, buried it under stack
of letters in the lowest drawer
of her desk.
q Blood swept to sandy cheeks.
Tears crowded her eyes. She
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fron that window ii the closet.
yet me sight 81 him STANDING
st the sink sewing oyovsIy
Get move on Enn I'm step
ping high tonight old ladyF
filled her heart With pain
once she heard bis mother sax
s. slse paused. hands. wrist deep
il the suds You don't see ~
much 81 JudIth2 How IS slezs
And he answered same cld
darling 81 counsel see her every
day
But only to wave only g
throw s hasty smile. That would
be All from now on
Ntevr Years Eve Judith was
coming up the hill from ae
erocerv hi Fillmore Street Slia
New Years Eve Mrs Moore
made huge bowl Of eggnog
far her family. This WAS
iY1 the Moore household. They
hax, fnrgotfen to order the cream
4 IT IMAM came ID the hill, the
bottles iii her hands.
And she saw him, dasaifg down
on his way to the CARA ite
wore his Tux and YOU could Sc
the talcum and shark e on e
face How snappy and "a lsan M
he looked
he stopped abruptiy 81 "a
jude and blilshed.
For the last three years he
and Judith had spent New esl1
Eve Eoge her putting q
Joined their party Of eight ak
And for years before this the
tra9, 81 them had marched hilars
iousIy up and down Elilnaofe
gfreet. chiidishly blowing horn
Tonight Judith was spending r.
home. And alone. hal 1ulne
had gone IL Los Angeles for the
She locked at the milk bottles
ana laughed nervously We're
going to have plentys 70 drink,
Doug. "
Say why can Il YOU come
along Go on IN and dress,
Gee, tough, that Hal can e ne
here. Gomez Aw be sport
Jude, and come along Gosh IT
makes me feel queer without you
We've loads OF time. Please, Will
you? You know Sandy'Il love 70
have you
What's the matter Jude2 Saw
something wrong between yon
and Sandy? Can't figure why she
left. z
no Be Continued TOm0rroW.l
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Exactly" l laughed. And in
the winter, when the Danube
was frozen and the ice would
break UP into pieces, he crossed
the river jumping from. one piece
of ice to another on his horse.''
TOO bad they didn't have
movies in those days" said
Bobby. Il bet he would have
been great STAR"
But wait until / tell you
about this one particular daring
thing he did," I continued. "Once
he had gentleman visiting him
"a German artist by the name
Of John Presstel. and one day he
invited the artist to go for
drive with him,
"fIe started out il his carriage.
drawn by four horses, and they
went down a winding street,
which was high up on a citadel.
At one point in the street there
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By Elenore Meherin.
Author Of 4Chickie, /" "Ann, .
Ann and PhiI'' and
Nora lee"

+
Tonight she could have wepts
about it, She saw at the window
OF a flat that shrieked for paint
and all the shades torn to ribbons.
q little girl with her face pasted
against the glass. An angular
woman came in suddenly and
clutched the little ones shoulder.
yelling at her Didn't tell you
not TO hide? Didn't IT, and
slapped the unprotesting little
face.
Proud judith
Judith stamped her foot. For
moment she thought OF dashing
20 the door. screaming at the
woman How dare you, I'll
have you arrested Tears few
to her eyes.
I'm crying for myself. she
thought eynieally.
And cold, proud Judith an.
swered: Tell the truth. You're
crying for him because he heard
you and he wouldn't come.
Suddenly she stopped, asked
herself in terror: Does ne blame
me for sandy? Does he think I
Interfered2 Perhaps she told
him
Her heart thumped heavy and
hot But, no. Sandy
wouldn't do that.
The picture Of sandy as they
sat at the lunch table yesterday
came to Judith-a sweet, laugh
ing Sandy breezing into the Of
flee at noon time with the gar
denias on her shoulder and a
whole box OF gardenias for Judith.
Yesterday Judith was %. She'd
forgotten about it until Sandy ar
rived. ready for celebration,
bringing with her the exquisite
flowers. six pairs Of sheer, beau
tifuI silk stockings and bottle
of perfume that cost So an ounce.
E,xtrayaganf-she never saved a
cent. What no. tomorrow she
laughed at Judith, shocked;
you shouldn't! You'll end in
the poorIlousei''
And yesterday Sandy said: You
like them, JudyI Oh, Jude. you're
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Story Of Real Life
Complete in This Issue

); for her concert from the Pitts
hurgh station. Now do you b.
lieve in constancy Are YOU
going back to her Douglas
Brant's face was transfigured
with happiness. II am going to-
night he said.
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ISwift Adventure, Tingling Romance,
and the Thrill Of Young


Il ~ UuN
judith smiled she closed the
drawer softly and walked from
the room
I've broken her heart
It's killing her I. Sandy pulled
the threads &C the lace What
uerIxv little ship IN It's design
Who thought 0f that oddnes4
she began lifting her things
from fIae bed. And suddenly slle
raj, Is the closet and got out her
hr,ftcase. crying bitterly. 9TH
me rood ever comes to me.
NofhfTie I'VE walked oli her
s she dying Of I'll
have To leave can 4
stay here
She walked feveris y back
and forth 81 & Wrt1f1e tpr nailels
ana asked sNN hat 10
Lord what can do
When Judith returned al houI
later sandy was sitting Cn the
bed, the suitcase at her feet' 1so
color III her white face save 1os
the dark shadows under her
haunting eyes,
she looked All Judith finpioKir
III: I'm giong away
Judith asked sadly: Why 81
ssI can't stay here.
Then Judith smiled: NlnerS
viii Won 10? You can't give III
your Job Why need you do
this
SANDY bit her lips, unnerved BY
their trembling She got up,
ana. carrying the suitcase to the
door Kept her head lowered
know d place. "a girl In the Of
flee told me Of ita boarding
house. I'll say I'm going on
visit How could ! stay
hereg / cam
Then judith went up and put
her arms about Sandy and looked
long in Sandy,s eyes. She said
softly: = want him to bs happy,
Sandy. would let my heart be
broken q thousand times TO give
him joy. 1T you can bring this
10 him. I can love YOU for It.
can still love you.
Sandy cried She moved her
bead sharply and dashed away
the tears.
Echoes Of her filled the room
flashes or her bright, graceful
form. In the night Judith
reached out her hand, feeling
along the empty pillow ait her
side. Hours Judith stared wide
eyed at the shadows Wavering on
the ceiling. They're out tonight
riding together looking at wat
ers they love each other.
Then Judith recalled them AZ
they stood at the hydrangeas
Sandy's fingers clasped at his
neck: the sudden. glad sweep of
his arms about her: their soft.
happy laugh; their lips meeting
She was glad then that no one
felt the stiffening Of her body;
that no one guessed at her nails
driving through her palms
But in the morning and evening
she missed that breezy laugh.
Sometimes she said: 81 wish 1t
was year from snowI wish it
was settled But never guess
ing that in this bare wish sheS
betrayed her sad. lettering hope.
2 Not settled yet
And she couldn't keep herself
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SANDY ii Movies

SANDY snon viii - seen A
Ioews Palace. The FOX FIlln
Corporation already has started
production.
Madee Bethany, sIlorn d Ilek
luxurious tresses, has been
selected fOr tile par u The
red.headod. bob-haired. llamillx
SANDY
Sandy win make her screen
debut while the story + run
nilag III The Washington Times
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The StOru SO Far
Terms Of Luxury

Sandy Mcneil a love with LIE marTies Ben MurillO,
rich Italian please her impoverished family Tyranny
By Murillo and frequent quarres follow. dies ct
birth Bob Mcneil her uncle aids in plans for Sandy and
her mother to take trip Honolulu There she meets
Ramon Worth who saves her life in the surf On the same
steamer home he declares bis love- Muro says he viii
release her Judith Moore cousin, tells Sandy love
everything Murillo overtakes her she goes for
tyst with Ramon He appears unexpectedly at party
she is giving for her friends She leaves his house and
accepts the kindly attentions of Ramon whose home she
shares She for her home when she learns her
mother is i'll Sandy's mother dies and she goes live with
her cousin Judith after parting with Ramon Douglas Keith
introduces bis friend Hal Hume to Judith He, himself
Is fascinated by Sandy. whom he frequently.
NOD Go On With the Story
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sALE-sUBURRAN PROPERTY.

LYON PARK--ON EASY TERMS; SEW
eral desirable two-story houses, six rooms
and bath; gas, electricity. heat; water ana
all in first-c,ass condition. front porches
and sleeping rorches; large lots; located on
Presnell Station, on the Washington and
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graham ave- corner Walnut ST. or. OWNER
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RUNGAL0W--SILVER SPRING. MD
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GEO. E. JOHNSON. owner and builder.
Drive out any time
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= c'>N' FULTON R. GORDON.
Continental Trust Bldg Main 5231
BUILT TO ORDER FOR HOME.
5-room stIcco cottage sub-hoored, sub
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$3.50 90 Cash: $500 Per Month.
o. B. ZAETZINGER
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Beautiful new 5-r. and bath bungalow, gas,
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z ROOMS AND BATH. HOT-WATER HEAT.
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
COLLEGE, PARK.

COLLEGE PARK.
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BROOKLAND BARGAIN. {
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Is very reasonable price for this new
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SS,ZoO.
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Before buying homes. lots. farms or acre
Office. Open until $50 pm.
~ f. RYON Co, INC,
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room bungalows, with breakfast
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evenings and Sundays, Claren-
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]. d. MCDONNELL.
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lon VESSELS WERE s7auck n.Sy TIMES.
AT LAST, AFTER FUTILE ATTEMPTS TO RAM HER
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WITHDREW FROM THE ODD COMBAT. THE
MONITOR" DID NOT vANoulSA THE "MERRI-
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FOR SALE-HOUSEs.

e09. ST. N.E.-6-RooM AND BATH
brick home. garage. Price and terms res-
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SCHWARTZ &C. Y INC. 734 10th st. NV. tsee
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salt water -EXclusive but not expensive
waterfront lots bungalow sites. I2YXIh.2 Mo
$3.50; % mi. District line via Capitol h1si,
River Park. Adams 1888 or Main 1883.
FRANK BERNARD. AL Quincy NV. j.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS,

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MUST BE SOLD. NO REASONABLE OF
fer refused. Waterfront properly. directly
on Potomac with seyen-room eleetric-lighted
BUNGALOW Box "A !" Potomac Beach. Va.
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t-ROOM COTTAGE. HERRING BAY; MD.
Mason Beach for sale rent. VIII give
board. Inquire Atlantic 29S, Mrs IA =
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SALE--STRTRRAN PROPERTY.
OAKCRESI
BUILDING LoTs--vILLA SITES

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These are, the best buys for the money
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Hyattsyille, Maryland.
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WALTER O'HARA,
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''CoZY HOMES MEANS HAPPINESS
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HISTORICAL MANOR ON STATE ROAD
and broad salt water, excellent view orig
inal colonial house, built in 1917, ana IN eX-
cellent state of preserv alton: modern plumb
ing and cleo. 200 acres Of good r farm iand
nrice asked as a farm For particulars see
BATMAND & HEINZMAN. 1904 H st. NV.
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LOTS, COTTAGES. FARMS, ACREAGE. ES-
tates, water front properties Of all kinds for
sale. BAUMAN & HEINZMAN. Main 35ou.
/ hnA II 81 Snhci alists In water fronts.
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH-COTTAGE TO AC.
commodate g or 8 people, furnished located
near the pier; $50 to $35 per week; run.
ring water inside. IL. A. GARREN. DOT H
st. ne Lincoln 40la.
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Mac. BUT PREVENTED HER FROM DESTROY.
ING THE MINNESOTA" AND THE REST OF THE
FEDERAL BLocKADINc FLEET. TT WAS AN
EPIC BATTLE, CALAMITY FOUGHT BY MEN or
THE SAME RACE AND HEROIC TRADITIONS AND
TRAINED IN THE SAME NAVY. AND THE RESULTS
OF THIS ENGAGEMENT WERE FAR-REActrNc.
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FOR sALE-HOUsEs
BRO0KLAND BUNGALoy
1hOn IL AMI IN CT N Il

bHUUhLANU BINTALUW.
1920 HAMLIE ST NE.
This is the last of fifty of these delightful
bungalows. 1t has all the wanted modern
conveniences and equipment. The FIVE rooms
are large and well arranged. This is the
best location in this section of the city
Come out and see 10 oniorrow-representa
tive on premises all day
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BEAUTIFUL NEW s.ROoM CLEVELAND
Park residence. containing every convenience.
Gear brick garage: large lot. Owner will
sell or trade for smaller house. Lincoln
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HARRY A. KITE. Inc,
1914 K St. NV. Main 1915.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

MONEY ALWAYS ON HAND FOR LIBERAL
loans on D. c. real estate: prevailing interest
STONE & fairfax. 1342 N. Y. Ave.
LIST TRUST LOANS, VA-3T. 8 YEARS.
End trust loans. Val to 5 years. j. P.
QUARLES. los S. Washington ST.. Alexan-
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ChevY Chase Sacrihce.

Beautiful modern bungalow. located Just
on Conn. ave-. overlooking beautiful estates.
a short distance from Chevy Chase Circle:
h.-w.h., cleo. built-in garage; perfect cOndi-
ful shrubbery. Address OWNER, Box COOK.