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HELP-FEMALE (Cont'd).

NURSE. white. for two children. and 9
Vsars Varnsam stay ss Gni Ga,Fhss ss57s good nome iOi
OPPORTUNITY for public stenographer de-
with duplicating concern. one with estab3;,
eHpmen T GesPed
Franklin 5o5S for appointment. %.
PERMANENT WAIVER. experienced. able
and haircutting: salary. $50 per week. Ad-
dress Box 467-v. Star office. .-
S.ALESGIRL for extra work to June 90:
cry and lunch room: good wages. board,
room. laundry and bonus to right party no
pr Ss sfs faa Bakery nS a%d nH3"f
sALESLADY. experienced in silk selling
must he refined and intelligent. also possess e;
s306 for interview. ---
ssA1d6EsWoMaN; s16 AZ; expsrienced. e Apply between
STEMoGR5APHER and office assistant Ia ahil n
lty and tact: state references. experience ana
age. Address Box 4O3.y. Star office -
smGNoGRAPHER scs typewrite and general
Address Box 433-V. Star office. -
TEACHER to sell accident. health and life
insurance pns during Summer vacation. Address
TEACHER or advanced student. energetic
an6 mentally alert for vacation position
WAITRESS, experienced. at 37O5 Ga. ave.
NV: good wages 23'
WANTED-Assistant for cafeteria: private
cafeteria. refined woman of some possible
experience in food work: state age and Sex-
perlence Address Box 474-V. Star Office.
WOMAN. reliable. settled. for pantry work.
Parker House Cafe 1901 Park rd.
WOMEN ~WoMEN-We have openings for, IL neat neat
appearing ladies over 80 years of age for
special work in our interviewing department.
ou must have personality and ambition
III your qualifications meet with our demands
you will be appointed supervisors within q
weeks. Salary and bonus. Apply for inter
view. giving telephone number. Address
Box lax. Star office. 22s
WOMEN to sell accident. health and life in
surance. whole Or part time. Address Box
4l3V Star office.
YOUNG LADY, white. single. about 25. as
office assistant by a physician. One who Is
pleasant and agreeable to patients and will
ing to take an interest in her work: able
to care for Instruments and understands
elementary sterilization Address Box 4O.X
Star Office. 33'
YOUNG WOMAN wanted several. neat ap-
Dearing, for dining room and counter work
at night. pm. to l. am. See Mr.. Jenkins,
llO9 Pa. ave ~
STOCK GIRLS
tWhiteD.
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DRIVER. colored. for Ford delivery; must
know city. 617 Louisiana ave. NV. 23e
DRIVER CGrahaml. familiar with Southern
Maryland trade, to operate soft drink truck:
salary and commission. Address Box 4l9-V
star office
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| DODGE TOURING. S125: old model. in gooG
| condition throughout; two new tires: new
battery: paint good. Col. 1534W. Az
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ESSEA CUAIH-Late mOdfI: tires. paint and
condltlon same as new; bumpers: every eN
ira. Only S425 and . months 10 pay See
Mr.. Ricketts,. Peck's Garage. 2121 14th
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FORD SEDAN, 1929 model. newly painted
a rich shade of blue: good rubber: me
Chanically ok: IT is real bargain for only
S36.S0 down and S3.6S weekly. Oursman
Chevrolet Sales Co. 6@5 II 81. ne. Open
nights and SUNDAYS.
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LODGE SPECIAL SPORT TOTRING-New
maroon paint all new tires: disc wheels
front and rear bumpers: every extra. just
Ike new car. slightly used Party taking
np Just the unpaid notes of S42S. Your car
| IN trade and IL months 10 pay. See Nj
Ricketts,. Peck ; Garage. 2l21 14th ST. NV
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| = DOLIGE. 4-Rass.: Special coupe. less than
yrs. old; Fisher hody fully equipped with
extra wheel. windshield wiper. bumpers etc
and 8 spare tires. Price $3.50. Call Main
l5l2 between o and 3. or North 553t
after T.
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FORD COUPE. 1924: oversize cord tires
lock wheel; shock absorher: spare tire: N
excellent mechanical condition: guaranteed ,
battery: terms 4624 Kansas ave. Col
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ROY, white, good. active IS to 16 years
extra until June 20: steady for rest of sea-
son: fair wages. board. room and bonus at
end of season to willing worker. Crabtree
Bakery North Beach. Nd. No phone calls.
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FORD COUPE. 1898 model Just out Of the
paint shop: looks like new: mechanical con-
dition guaranteed: you'll like this car the
minute you see il: only S4S.4O down and
$3.50 weekly Onrsman Chevrolet Sales
CO.. 625 H st. ne. Open nights and Sundays
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new; driven about 5000 miles: bumpers
front and rear; speedor.etera lock wheel and
to pay for it. Trade your car in. See Mr..
Springman. Peck's Garage. 2121 14th st; NV.
Always open. ~
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ESSEX COACH. l825-The first one OF
these popgiar models We have offered al
less than $500. You had better see il be
fore some one else does. Holland Motor Co
1919 18th NV. (bet. and L. Main 905a
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FORD TUDOR SEDAN- good tires and
many accessories: can be bought for $50
cash; See Mr.. Pope. 1880 Ga. ave. Col.
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FORD COUPE: good condition: used every
day: extra tire: lock wheel; A. X. ignition
rev battery speedometer and parking light
$3.50. Main 6534. Col. 44Ol-J. -
new tires: fine motor: S150. 1416 goth
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ER-We have good position for
Sewing Machine CO. 301O 14th st. NV.
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FORD TON TRUCK-Like new: closed panel
body: cost S76O: will sacrifice for S475
terms. Steger. 6.i3 Md. ave. ne. Line. 17s.
Open evenings and Sundays. 23s
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DURANT SPORT. TOURING - Late mode.
gust new car slightly used. low mileage
bumpers step plates. windshield wings and
several other extras: also Duco Finished best
looking car IN Washington. Party taking up
Just the unpaid notes, S31S: - months I"
pay for il. Trade your car IN Pec1's Ga
rage 2l2l l4th Il. NV. Always open. 80
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FORD 1926 coupe. months old; perfect
condition: 500 cash and take over notes
of $3.50 at S35 per month. A. c. Moran
Box 1876. Balston Va. 23s
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FORD ROADSTER. late 1925: 5000 cash.
1927 East Capitol ST. Phone Line. 1865
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CHAUFFEUR-White only one having had
well Furniture Co.. 1910 lexington pl. ne.
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HELP-MALE.

BAKER WANTED-Good man on bread anq
rolls seasons work beginning May -: goou
wages. board. room and bonus TO hustler
no others wanted: no phone calls answers. re- !.
Crabtree's Bakery. North Beach. Nd.
hair cutting: foreigner preferred Apply
Emile 1871 Connecticut ave. NV.
BATTERY AND IGNITION. Apply Takoma
Auto Supply Station. 10 Cedar ST.. Takoma
Park D. G.
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FORD TOURING. 1923-Motor Just over
hauled: good condition; !SloO cash or S4o
Of Investment Bldg. 5th and SITS. NV
Franklin 160l
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SITUATIONS-MALE (Cont'd).

CHAUFFEURM MECHANIC desires permanent
ence. Phone Potomac 3e4o.
ihbAFFEXR iob ~ coloTed expertenced wishes rsIs
Call Adams 2o83 "''"e
CHAUFFEUR and janitor. experienced: mar.
appss sG ehaasur Mfw fsEk SIS a@ per
ass Tses fSr Rick both yin arrange 70 see yo%
PM. before 7 80 am. 23'
ShAD,FFEUR SaAI, wants position reference 10
Phone cleTa cElerienSe nSe- 343o Conn. ave. NV
yate family: age se years: re years.; years expert
ence: best references. Franklin 1858. "a.
Hs}i HH9}pSh Nor,b pbAINTER SIS per day non-union
JANIToR in apt. with quarters: man and
%iIe; l46l Swami st. Call between 6 and
p;il. - 20
MAJ, MAN vssIs c"lored. wishes chauffeur position
elght years experience Pot. 5S3S-J.
MAN of middle age: well educated; possess
ing an excellent knowledge Of the mechani-
cal trades ,, and capable OF looking after real
estate, would like to have charge of large
building or number of properties with the
ssleY TO seeing that they are maintained in
Have held positions Of trust and can furnish
a3'Ice aHG sobriety. Address Box 47a-v.o star
YOUNG MAN. 22. desires position with reIi-
soie conGeeirn with view to advancement
Schmidt. 2110 6 st. NV. ~e"' appearing s. 81. :
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.
GENERAL HOUSEwORK in small family
or part-tlme work. 2235 18th St NV
GIRL. colored. experienced. wants place cook
or Kitchen helper; no Sunday work. $40
18th st. ne.
GIRL wishes place. light housework: no
washing. Col. 5000.
GIRL, Irish. reliable. experienced. wants po-
sltlon as nurse. North 6707-J.
GIRL. neat, light colored. wishes work as
chamhermad or bus girl. Call Lincoln
5546-J.
GIRL. colored position as maid, waitress
or any work; will go away laundry at
home. 1545 T st. NV.
GIRL. neat. light colored wishes work of
any kind: reference. N. 1868
GIRLS. colored, neat t2D. want work Of any
kind: no Sunday work. Pot 604i. 1881
Sth NV.
HOUSEKEEPER. white for small family
stay nights. Address Box 7S-X. Star Office
MAID or laundress wishes place to 20 away
Tor summer: ref. 1l4l 10Th st. NV
WOMAN. colored. plain cook: country Tor
summer; also son dishwasher. 40 n II
WOMAN. colored. wants days work, exclud-
ing sat and sun. Phone n. 1905. Call
after pm. 22s
WOMAN. colored. wishes general house
%ork stay nights no washing. Can 1919
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DCRANT SEDAN. 1922-Motor. paint and
tires all good: upholstery very clean oEly
$3.50, q year to pay. Wardman Motors
Inc, 1915 l4th st n W
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CHAUFFEUR wanted. white. to drive for;
hire car; must have identification card. 1426
9th ST
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ROYS WANTED white. with or without
bicycles. Apply Mr.. Simmons. 141S n. Y.
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FORD TOURING. 1926 model: Al in every
respect. Steger. 643 Md. ave. ne. Line.
l7S. Open evenings and SUNDAYS. 23s
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FORD TUDOR SEDAN. 1923: slip covers
; good tires: bumpers. and other extras: all
8 am and II am sunday ask for NJ
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statesmen AND SALESWOMEN.
Exceptionally profitable position introduc-
ing the Automatic Fountain: most attrac-
tive proposition in Washington. Hender-
sons, 1928 Pa. ave. Us
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FORD SEDAN. 1n23 moded; II condition
Line. 17S. Open evenings and SUNDAYS. ga
FORD COUPE. I925-Good tires: many ex.
tras. Steger. 643 Md. ave. ne. Line. IFS.
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FORD TUDOR. 1925--Balloon tires. Al con-
ditfon. SteCer. 643 Md. ave. ne. Line IFS.
Open evenings and SUNDAYS. 23s
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FORD COUPE-Late 1924: slightly used by
lady; paint same as new; good tires and
months to pay for it. Trade your car In.
Pecks Garage. 2121 14th ST. NV. Always
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FORD TUDOR good tires and many ex-
tras $500: terms. Stegcr 643 Md. ave. n e.
Line. IFS. Open SUNDAYS and evenings. 23'
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

COMMERCIAL ART. Illustrating. Interior
decorating costume and millinery designing
Ask for catalog.. Livingston Academy Arts
Sciences. 1917 r. |. ave. NV. Fr. 7475.
THOSE WITH UNDEvELOPED TALENT
for drawing-Large studio offers unusual
opportunity for practical training evenings: IIi|n
commercial art a profession. Address Box
NV Star office
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FORD TOURING; fine condition: by private
owner. 1431 East Capitol st. Lincoln 81
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LEARN THE BARBER TRADE AT THE
Carl Barber School. We have Just placed
ables us to give special rates this week only.
Room 4O3 Burdell Bldg, S17 14th st. NV.
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POULTRY AND EGGS.
DOGS. PETS. ETC

POLICE PUPPIES. well bred. 1909 Caro-
line st. NV. North S423 23'
PERSIAN KITTENS, apediigreed;, : desirable
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BE A LANDLORD-INvEST $500 to $500
wisely: buy a new home that is leased for
the monthly payments send for our list
Address Boy 4A5-N Star Office. 2os
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| CHEVROLET COUPE. 1924 model: looks
good and is in first-class mechanical condi-,
{ tion: tires good: priced very low at S72 so
| down and S7.22 weekly. Ourisman Chevro-
| let Sales Co., 6@5 H at. ne. Open nights
I and Sundays
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-05-06
Commissioners Sale

Notice is hereby given that by vir-
tue of a decree of the Randolph Chan
Gerry Court, made and entered of re-
cord on March 2, 1926, in cause then
pending therein, wherein J. Il. Davis
ct al were plaintiffs. and Luther Os-
born ct al were defendants, the under
signed, as Commissioner in Chancery,
duly appointed to execute the said de-
cree, will, on the 27th day of May,
1926, at the south front door of the
court house, in Pocahontas, Arkansas,
and between the hours prescribed by
law for judicial sales, will offer for
sale, at public outcry, to the highest
and best bidder, the following property,
to-wit: All of the southeast quarter
of the northeast quarter of section 81,
T. 20, N. II. 3 East an undivided two
thirds interest in and to the north half
of the northeast quarter, and the north
half of the southwest quarter of the
northeast quarter of Section 81, In 7.
20, N. X. 3 East; also one automobile.
described as an Overland coupe, 1921
model, serial No. 203SO7, motor No.
153510.
Said real estate will be sold subject
to a prior lien thereon neld Dy ii. a
Schnabaum, as assignee of ii. l.. Spark
man.
Sale will be made on a credit of
three months, purchaser being requir-
ed to execute note or bond, with aprov-
ed personal security, bearing interest
from date of sale until paid at the rate
of ten per cent per annum, and lien
will be retained on the property sold
to secure the payment Of purchase price
and interest thereon.
Said sale will be made for the pur-
pose OF paying and satisfying the judg-
ment and lien decreed to the plaintiffs
In said cause.
Given under my hand, on this May 3,
1926. Ben +. Mays,
Commissioner.
SchoOnover and Schoonover,
Solicitors for Plaintiffs. 39-3t.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-05-06

Are you satisfied with your income
Hundreds of farmers, clerks, laborers,
etc, are now successfully selling Raw
leigh Products direct to the rural peo-
pie in their localities. We have an
opening for a man in Randolph coun-
ty who is industrious and knows how
to meet the public. Successful Appli-
cant must have car or wagon and team.
Everything else furnished on time, If
desired. Write w. I. Rawleigh Co.,
Sales Dept, Memphis, Tenn. 34-0tp.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-05-06
INGRAM

Most farmers in this section are
stepping on the gas and are making
things 90 in high.
Some land yet to break is needing
rain and a good rain would be just the
dope for the farmers to make good
their seed bed now.
A. B. Davis made business trip to
Pocahontas one day last week.
Rector Davis and wife visited Mt
Hamil Sunday, guests of friends and
relatives.
G. G. Davis was in Pocahontas one
day last week after load of the great
silver mine dust to sprinkle under cot
ton seed.
James Early and family were in our
little town Saturday, milling and trad
ing.
John D Drisllill and family of Poca-
hontas visited friends and relatives
here last week end and brother Dris-
kill attended first day services while
here
Rayburn Long and Oscar Shaver
went to POcahontas last Wednesday
after two wagon loads of fertilizer.
w. j. Bellah and family of Hamil
passed through here Saturday for a
visit with friends and relatives near
this place.
Claud and Junior Mock and j. NJ.
Shocklee were in Pocahontas last week
after fertilizer.
z. b. Ramsey, who has been danger
ously i'll for the past ten days, is not
much better at this date. Doctor Pace
of POcahOntas has the case.
f. NJ. Fowler and family and Joe
and Zack Ramsey of near Biggers are
here attending the bedside of their
brother and father. They came out
Saturday night.
Otis Mock and wife were the guests
of j. M. Shaver and family at Middle
brook Saturday night and Sunday.
A good musical was had at the home
of A. A. Shaver Saturday night.
Aunt Fanny Long of Skaggs visited
her daughter, Mrs. A. L. Mock, and
family at Brakebill and also her son,
Rayburn, and family here last week.
Uncle Lewis Shaver, who is making
his home at Success with his daughter,
was at this place on a visit with
| friends and relatives last week.
Jack Pulliam left last week for st.
Louis to be gone for short time on
some business that demanded his i'm
mediate attention.
The annual school meeting is coming
on and we advise each patron to be
sure and attend this meeting in this
district as there will be very import
ant business to dispose of and you need
to be there to do your part.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-05-06
Notice of Appointment Of Admins
TRAITOR

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned was on the 9th day Of
April, 1926, duly appointed administra-
tor of the estate of Tom J. Pierce. de-
ceased. late of Minorca, Randolph coun-
ty, Arkansas, and all persons having
claims against the said estate must
present them to the undersigned admin.
strator, properly verified, within twelve
months from date Of the granting Of
said letters, or such person or persons,
If any there be, will be forever barred
]. NJ. Pierce,
Administrator Of the estate of Tom
j. Pierce, Deceased. 36-4tp
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-05-06
SUTTON

Bro. Million filled his regular ap-
pOintment here Sunday.
Earl Dawson and family took dinner
with ]. p. Kincade's Sunday.
Luke Kincade and family, Fred Kin
cade and wife and little son, Hershel,
took dinner with their mother, Mrs
Mary Kincade, Sunday.
Lehman Dixon and wife spent last
Friday night with her father, f. NJ.
Sutton, at Mrs. NJ. Il. Kincade's.
The little baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Am
brose Million is sick.
There will be a graveyard working
at this place May 14th. Everybody
come, bring dinner and tools and spend
the day.
f. NJ Sutton is sick.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-05-06

Nancy Hall and Porto Rica swect
potato slips for sale, $2.75 per thou
sand, post paid. Send cash with order.
Phone No. 106-E. E. E. Kitchener,
Elevenpoint, Ark. 36-5tp.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-05-06
PILES

Cured without the knife. Over 20
years experience in the special treat
ment of rectal diseases. Piles, fis-
sures, fstula, ulcers and all rectal dis
cases, treated without the knife, no
cutting, no operation.
Cure Guaranteed
DIR. j. G. YOUNG, Specialist,
400 Main JOnesbOro, Ark.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-01-02
What is it,?
It's Peter-teN me

pastent--not to let the dread and
longing overwheim her. but this. eve.
ming the shadow she had kept at bay
so determinedly wes very persistent.
IT seemed to be lowering all about
her. waiting for an unguarded mo.
ment in which to enveiop her with
It's sitting embrace.
Lets go out. believe I'm tired
OF the house-iet's go to a picture
palace and laugh :" She broke
OH suddenly. There was q knock at
the outer door OF the little unpreten.
tious fiat which the two girls shared
together.
Nan dared not look at Joan. She
dared not raise her eyes from the
glowing heart Of the fire.
It seemed an eternity till the little
maic servant went down the narrow
passage from tho kitchen to the front
door--a lifetime until they heard the
door open, years Of torture till she
came back again.
Nan was On her feet then-she had
crossed the room and flung the door
wide--she felt as II she wore sufto'
| eating.
Eyes, who q itf"
III you please. nniss--A gentleman
/. his GARD. u You please. miss."
Nan grabbed the card.
! John Arnott. Lieutenant, til
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tell me"

Joan. this Is Lieutenant Arnott---
Mrs. Endicott." She pulled forward
chair. Won't you. sit DOWN."
But John Arnott shook his head:
he was square-buiit. rather cIu,nar.
looking young man. with freckleu
face and reddish hair cropped close
to his head. He seemed i'll at ease.
Nan watched him closely. Deep
down In her heart was the convictio,
that this mans visit was in sonso
,, way connected with Peter. After a
moment she said:
"Oh. do please sit down"
Arnott started. "Oh-er. thanks
He went on: "I-er-I'm q friend OF
] LISTERS. We went out to France
together last October" He paused
and cleared his throat violently. II
I-er--of course. 20: know ne's been
wounded"
YES" Mans fingers ware
clenched. the nails cutting deep into
her soft palms. -
'-"But he's out Of danger now,r she
went on. They told me that he was
quite out Of danger"
fTO Be COnfinved)
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IN ssS.s - uaass sssud-the
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"ett HoMA Axooet-tAO annn Who
t0FsecS - M Nian rUtsr ~ vounA.
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- pasasd tie eiri and wsne ont
I saeo he naxrow tail. a nnaa Sooalyn
0sS SVAS oooeWayCA man u honnd:
l;hs turned rather stinly - - hsar6
her stsp: hs saiuted grawsay.
Mis- Marrahyr'
Yes" Nan eeet - q a her
breath had gone out - thaI uae1s
mono6yilabtc ansWer: oumeehfn6 vss
the matter-he had come % - hef
!. 70 ten her sho uWayod
forward with monetary toas C self-
control. gripping his arm.
What u It? tt'u Peoer-tsil
me tell me-.
The man answered hastily.
mo. no-I'm sorry &c I cenrtled
you: it's nothfng-nothiug IKE that.
Please don't be- afraid. promise
you that Peter Is all rfsht--he Is
quite WE'LL
Nan forced q shaky laugh.
I'm sorry-f'm not often such q
fool. Wont you come tn7''
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mean to go on?" he asked curtin.

-LOr some inner
IAN the time." said Arnott. He
realized That it was better to tell her
the truth. HE was only slightly
wounded In the arm. But for the
shock. and loss Of memory. he would
nave been about again IN a few
days." He made q little gesture of
despair. II did my best-I know
that he thought the world OF ven
before-I told him that he surely
must remember that he was an an.
saged man. and--and he said :"
Yea. said Man. az he stopped.
k8e sasd." Arnott answered in Q
low voice. that I was talking rub
btnh--that he had never met q wo.
man In al his life that he could care
for-fet aIone--marryw
A little gray tinge seemed to sweep
over Mans face; she turned away
and walked to the fireplace; she put
both hands on the edge Of the paint.
ed maateIshelf as II to steady her.
seN, and for a moment there was q
tragic silence. then she said without
moving:
"And you gay he is in London
now?''
"Ies--we stayed at the Grosvenor
last night-I left him there this eve.
ming to come here"
Wnl you take me 20 .him7 I
must go-just once" she said.
Perhaps I may bring Peter with
mel! She looked at Arnott with de-.
liant eyes. doctors are not always
- clever az they think" she told
him. She held her head high as they
left the Httle nat; Arnott looked
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PEN fIoclN+TGRS

Some foN,s worry about what
They're after here, and some about
the hereaf.cr. 4
The quickest and easiest way out :
OF a diiIicuity IS usually the worst. {,
Mud may DC beautifier. but not,
TO country roads.
Maybc Mary had little lamb be- .
cause u fvI sized portion cost too,
mhCr
Sonny always wants to know what
nalsUs the wheels go round, while,
father yften wonders what makes,
the sipp.
T. ior % tne leaves that are turned,
owe J+nugrv first will start 10 fair
loEg o1tots Gall
nc ono 1vsr has quito everything,
bu. everyone can make the best Of
what they've got.
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WOne m1 Forgot
q RUBY IL AYRES q ssiS,sa

soon." she added cheerfuliy.
Sho and Nan were d seoas CON.
trast. for Nan was tall ans eixajSAt
as q willow. with bite eyes sssa.
looked .fearlcsslv at the werse from
beneath level brows, and O errr
mouth with q whimsical line nc ome
corner that gave 1t an odd. crooked
sort OF appearance. and q mass Of
thick brown hair that curled like q
boys about her face. and was caught
up In knot Of artistic DISAGREEMENT
at the hack Of her head.
The cotton overall she now wore
was as blue as her eyes. and the
rather severely cut blouse was
turned Gown at the neck. showing q
white nrm thcoat. and the glimpse
Of a thin gold chain on which. as
Joan knew. hung Peter LISTERS biz
signet ring.
She had tried so hard not to be i'm.