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The Lambertville record., 1926-09-30
AN ORDINANCE

SUPPLEMENT to AN Ordinance provid-
ing for the improvement, reconstruction and
repair Of certain streets In the City of
LambertvilIe and appropriating funds for
the expense thereof
That the sum of five thousand IollatH
(S5000 00l be and hereby is, appropriated to
meet the cost Of improving. rcconstrhcting
and repairing of that portion Of Swan 81,
from Franklin St to Studdiford ST., Stud
diford st. from Swan St to Township Line
of West Amwel; S. Franklin st. from
Swan st. to Highland Ave.
Passed final reading Monday evening
September 20 1926
EDWARD i MOONAN
j. W COOPER.
C. +. HUl.COMBE.
Attcst BOARD OF Commissioners
ARTHUR VAN NATTA.
City Clerk
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$500 MASS. AVE coz
1896 sht cotGMbIA HAf6HSES SS. & Sw: co., %
,ss; sG ,1s IF RhS$S ST. =
2 rooms rooms @ and bat bath s52 90 20 TO TO $50 @ 90 GO
1s1i WYOMING AVE.
roo4 eoNASn aSr aSD sh Sas to
1sDHt t'sRis S1Ssfoss aHS s.h hsoo
r1nS rms small and oian. aim rm. $500 to 5000
larzs AvHH9N z1H5 ss ssa7 o2E ADAMS Mil
. rooms and esssE eosbsssEEiRvA1oRY: 's7o'oo
$500 WISCONSIN AVE.
rooms and lkS5S: ff'5, 1895 q sr: $3.50
. rooms and 14ss Ga!s CHAPLIN sr: 's0o'oo
rooms. bath and inclosed porch $1,000
rooms "sss'Aon bats anS porfh s5sSo @ 'o sss.so
8 rooms bath ga s5al pSyGf oTh ST 1000 to "'0o
2 rooms rooms and bath bath. a2 go go
? rooms ard ana @ ball. ~ n o. $3.50 to az ss7gSS gS
rooms 1kis. R9s 1ath i4ao HARVARD sr: so.'0o m
rooms RfcARpo 3a!a ap6 pSeeea5 pSea5 10th ST. s'000
: rooms and bath lMurphy Saa hed oo. ~ s5o On
oo4 NV NT- YoKk SERN9Sh 2Vh. NV. :. =.
5 rooms rooms and and two two baths. $3.50
ICONS an% and hath az 90 to TO
'0'i'' aA" 14a3 col. RD.
rooms rooms and d bath bath 90 to Sd3 20
cLEVEL AND. 3o39 MACoMB ST. 90
2 rooms and bath. ..........''.sS .sS29'9oo 81 ~
r2S125 %IscoNs1S: aSs Sa: :sllo Wisconsin, AyEa ~
. rooms and 4Sa Pan * ST: NV. e.o'oo
rooms and Rehabilitation Gfse furs.hed to sioo00
MYRENE. 7o3 9th ST. ooo
8 rooms and asSi sstf' N ST. NV. w. 5000
1S2ni %%RRfSaT5S. fSa ro}s isoi wiioMfSG AXR s0o
6 rooms and bait, bath ........'....s ss5 81 20 90
. '00'FS R13ERi&' VII H." "aa1o AsHMEAp PLa PLaso ~
2 rooms and bath; .or:; S47'5o to S59 59 30 90
rooms 0"'h $3.50 5s6 pGEHh 14ah sT: low W
rooms mHsASSSf S35s and o9 g9rffhA rfAMoN4 81 ??
9 rooms and bath. ....... s52 s52 90 90
rooms SM' WAVERLY. VfsR 1905 N ST. 'o'oO Nv
2 rooms and bath. ..... $4,000 to S559o oo
3 rooms and Dssa asi 18th sr. oS'0o
rooms anu oA'n 1oi4 G sT.. -0'0O
rooms rooms Sat Gath oa1a and porch $50 90 to S55
2?22 QUE ST.
s rooms and bath; 49,. ..... S123 90
PLoRENcE fofTS efa coGRH GRIT WEST 1905 CALF
. rooms. kitchenette and bath $50 90
s rooms and bath. h........ 5000
rooms and bath h.......... 5000
3 rooms and and BATH btRoN! .!"o con $50 90
8 rooms, bath and porch. ......... $500
3 rooms 1a and bath. h' " nav. $50 90
rooms and bath. ................. 55 90
3 rooms and bath ooo i-oc.'.D .S45 90
z rooms and bath h..............lO 100 90
ONEONTA, rs NEW YORK AVE. NE.
rooms and bath. h................ $500
$500 CONN. AVE.
3 rooms and bath. ...... 5000
rooms and . baths. ....... 5000 90
Fl. l.. RUST COMPANY,
1901 18th st. NV. Main 6SSS.
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GET OUR APARTMENT FOR RENT LIST.

KEW GARDENS. 27th AND QUE SITS. NV;
Refined apartment. having switchboard
service, cafe; resident manager on prem m
1ses. rooms. kit. d. q. and bath. 500
1 room. kit. and bath. .-......... $3.50
THE NEWARK. 1851 NEWARK ST. NV.
corner Of Wisconsin aveIBrand.n new
ice; each apartment equipped with Frigid-
aire. RI ady about November Let
roo%s s, H. AMID AMID BATH s5S so
GOTHAM. 1915 CALVERT ST. N;w:--5
1445 OAK ST. NW-Between 14th and
18th Just north of Meridian. Rent ex-
tremely reasonable. rooms. d. a. kit
THE EDNoR. .211s p ST. NV. square
feet cond,oa rms Rt 6sS
3 rooms. kit. and bath. ......... 625o
5435. CONN. AVE. Nw-New building.
only one apartment left. . rooms. kit.
dno Dath ..... @oo'oV
THE HUNTINGDON. @ ,5 s715 I4th ST Nv W.
rooms. kit. rec. hall and bath. $500
1851 N. H. AVE. NV. JUST BELOW
DUPONT CIRCLES rooms, kitchen and
THE MARINE. 18th AND BELMONT SITS.
N.W.-Five- e-story freproof apartment build
ing; elevator service: near Central High
School. rooms. kitchen and bath. 500 90
:, rooms. kitchen and bath. ...... 5000
:, rooms. kitchen and bath. 1880
73a NEWTON ST. Nv room. d.. a.,
kit. DIR. room and bath. ........ .$42. 90
als4 FLA: AVE. N.w.-s rooms. kitchen en
: "r rooms. 9nsa kitchen and bath. 1880
1875 MINTwooD PL. NV rooms. rec.
hall. kit. and bath. $4,000 and $4,000
1859 PARK RD. N.w.-e rooms. bath as
2e32 14th ST. NV rooms. kit. and
bath .............. .S9u.oO
1923 CLIFTON ST. N.w-e rooms. kit.
and bath. porch ............. $4,000
LAFAYETTE-16O7 7th ST. N.w.-3
rooms kitchen and bath. $500
17o5 LANIER PL. N.w.-3 rooms kit. d. a..
bath and porch. $500
1851 G1RARD ST. NV rooms. kit: and
'1 room. kit. and bath. .......... 1000
41o 18th ST. N.E-New building. ready
MoT 1st St ta ans s5s sa6 30
1904 9th ST. NE room. kit. d. a. and
Dath 3I0OO
SAUL CO.,
O29 18th ST NV
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] room. kit rec; hall and bath. 50.eeoo
a%So %NoVEMSGs SHsN istNew fSestory HeaD elevator
buildIngs tile sathS eHtn q and s:arfss
Sr., kit. kit. rec: rec. b. 4 g.. $3.50 to $500
2es2Sot AND MR 51anE AyE
Ready for eeeapsncy asout Soy: IL,
rooms k''enen anu 0A'n ssobo to s77.5o
s4os;1I 2ssh M st: N.WTHA4F W. ~ os94W1Y s9TWAEYE
Well arranged 3 and unar, room apartments atn,inn
: rooms: rooms: Kitchen Kitchen and and Bath bath @ $3.50
1908 CONN. AVE NV rooms kitchen
and bath. ...... 9o-'o'
924 14th ST. N.w.--3rd floor: five rooms
and baths. 49,. 'o'o.oo
THE sUNBURY. 1912 NJ ST. N.w.-Down-
!, rooms. d. a., kitchen and bath. .S57 90
! room. kitchen and bath. 37.5O
211 DEL. AVE. s.w-New building. close
to Capitol. rooms. kitchen rec. si hall az
dnq room, oat" kit. rec. hall and bath 1880
$500 l. ST. Nw.-An apartments being re-
decorated rents Just reduced.
2 rms. kit. and bath. 90 to S47.50
1924 CONN. AVE NV rooms. kit and
! 1afn room and bath: 1000
cHALFoNTE, clio P ST. NV near Du;
pont Circle-3 rooms. kitchen eG ana "a
gro rooms. kit. and bath. ::.:::... $500
1912 VERNON ST. N.w.-s rooms. kitchen en
and bath .............. .Soooo
iii COL. RID. NV room. kitchen and
3 rooms. kit, rec. hall 4 bath. -. 5000
1921 BELMONT ST. N.w.--An apartments
being redecorated. Dining alcove with
table and benches.
: rooms kitchen and bath. ....,. $3.50
SEQ LAMONT ST. NV. rooms. kit. and
batn 19fo.oo
1915 BELMONT ST. N.W--1 room. kitchen
and bath ........... ..'... 9oo.oo
CHRIsTIANA. 7O4 NJ ST. N.w.--5 rooms
and bath ............. $4,000
1907 ST. N.w.-4 rooms and bath. $4,000
l4o4. COL; RID. N.w.-4 rooms. kitchen
2O62 R. l. AVE. NE rooms. kit. and
bath -. .9oo.OO
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PHILLIPS TERRACE,
1901 Argonne Place.
Just North of 10th and Col. Rd.
Washington's Most Desirable
Apartment House.

A few of the delightful porch
apartments left.
Apartments of one room, din
ing alcove, kitchen, tile bath
with built-in tub, shower and
Murphy bed, to 5 rooms, recep-
ton hall, etc.
PRICE, $62.50 AND UP.
Beautiful four-room apartments
with porches, 500.
Resident Manager.
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS & co.
Inc,
1882 K. M. 46OO.
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NEW WEBSTER

Cor. of 14th and Webster SITS. NV.
New fireproof building. Three large. at
tractive outside rooms and bath with show
ers. Rents from $3.50 to $62 so. See
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APARTMENTS-UNFURNISHED
WHY NOT SHARE IN
real, ESTATE PROFITS?

Would you like to get share. of the
time have the practical safety and security
Of moTtgage bond? THIS s, is Wonder1gi .a1 sGd9
No dealer or brokers---wll deal only with
principals. For particulars address BOX
161-D. Star office.
NOT CO-OPERATIXE PLAN.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

HAMPTON. COURTS. 2Ol3 n. II. AVE.
N.W-Elevator and switchboard service;
resident manager on premises.
2 rooms. kit. rec. hall and bath $50 90 90
! room kit. rec; hall and bath. 5Seo e %
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1928 7th ST. N.w-Corner yarnum q,
Excellent apt of two rooms. kitchen and
nath WIN shower: reception hall. Ono
apt; OF three rooms. kitchen and bath
win shoWer. This is a corner bldg in a
section OF very few apt. houses Should
THE BERLIN. IOWA CIRCLE NV
Apis. OF three rooms and bath: $40.
DoRsTAN HAIL. 1900 GEORGIA AVE-
SsuFs Addition. New bldg. Apts of
snd Gdr shoMes afh ko op9rehs 'r cedar closets
1891 EUCLID ST. -Nw.-one SQUARE from
Central High. Four rooms bath and
porch; $50 and $50.
1924 CONN. AvE.-cleveland Park. Apt
or Two rooms. kitchen reception hall and
bath; $50. Three rooms. kitchen, recep-
ton hall and bath: $75 month.
s11 10th ST. E,w.-Cen.ral downtown
One apt: second floor four rooms and
n. l.. SANSBJ
1918 Eye St. NV.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc.
CHAPLIN, 1474 CHAPLIN ST.
'f1G' %CWEfI, tef 'f,s 1907 18th ST: ffe''''
'fsT' TTWooD' g Sfj. i4i5,ii 18th ST. 1T'''
;$$$: :$$$: AZ az AZ 1888
HARTFORD COURT,
l434 HARVARD ST.
WENDELL,
1853 CALIFORNIA ST.
room: room: and and bath bath ssss soSS 60
HAWARDEN, l4lo K ST.
rooms l4i2 az 'i:a 18th ST. INV. ''''''
s room: rooms AND snS Ss.h ss.s :sgsoo99
1920 N ST. NV.
l725 TANIER PL.
rooms 'nr isss ss3A RIGGS pL: '''''
1910 18th ST.
b%ToTA' t ISf@i r. ''ir iir4io 10 GiRARD' '?s ST F.
9 'sSr' GLADSTONE. IS i'}5 1923 Il ST. $500
room: 2-FAMfLY r. nj Y FLATS, '''sS'
UNHEATEp.
3O38 O ST. NV.
sos; sSSs;; fD9iuSMsifBARToN 81 nj ARTo AVE: r 90
room; Tai 1'' NJ s''e: cApIToL ST. 800 30
rooms FLATS, Sfo rs HEATED. ''''''
SIS llth ST. NV.
l1l4 14th ST. NV.
room and bath 70 s rooms and bath:
HEDGES Hi1E Ese;f2ss'&S & MIDDLETON, Inc.
1919 ry. st. REAALroHSh RE.AAL Franklin esos.
LOWEST RENT IN CITY.
THE xET sHsd ssd LIZ bsss ST. sp.ou: a%
RENTS, $45 AND UP.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
o,a XXI ExeLSsWIyE e SW' AGENTS; Main so4e
1870 WYOMING AVE.
rooms: 2.oep.cn saHc HSSsHin HSsi and bath
54O6 CONNECTICUT AVE.
Three rooms. kitchen. bath and porch:
newly decorated: all outside rooms.
n. L. SANSBURY CO., Inc,
l4ls Eye St. NV: Phone Main 690A
THE WOODBINE,
9th and Cathedral Ave.
In beautiful woodle, Park. opposite tsos.s c.
Kitchen and bath: apts: OF four rooms snd .oa
bath: all outside rooms: splendio apts. 1or
Army and Navy people:
y. L. SANSBURY CO., Inc,
14ls Eye 81. NV. fnone Main os04.
o2O 18th ST.
A STUDIO APARTMENT.
3 rooms and bath. modern. .... S'9.oo
25O5 CHAMPLAIN ST.
end floor. 3 rms, kit. bath. ..... $50 90 90
3rd floor ; rms. kit. bath. 1000
l745 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
, In 2-Famiiy Apt.
Modern, rooms and bath. $65 90
SHANNON & LUCHS, INC,
90 2AsA o. 1Mh mn oA1A
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KEW GARDENS. 27th AND QUE SITS. NV.
Refined apartment. having switchboard
service cafe: resident manager on prem
1 room. kit. and bath. - ........ $3.50
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'33 3NoVEMbGs bert istANew New f!Se:s,ory % elevator
suiaaEs n Eis ree eilf h. SafnS b Hn % and
r. kit. rec. h. & b.. $3.50 to $500
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PARTMENTS-IJNFURNISHED

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THE SHARON,
2l48 O ST. NV.
Near Dupont Circle.
s s,s1is0t 's Rent r9S sas5p 5sp's e.
"'ssfi+ SHAPlRo.KATz F I5s5''f; E z CO.,
Realtois-Builders.
1919 K St. NV Main Oil.
THE WINONA,
Az l1th ST. NE
s;Ss Ss'S ss''3s $:ss
71o s,h $, TN snow co. Main 1852.
CHATEAU ThIERRY,
1920 S ST, NV.
ONE BLOCK EAST OF
CONNECTICUT AVE.
REDUCED RATES.
APARTMENTS OF 2 ROOMS,
K 1T EN-. BATH AND
GLASSED-IN PORCHES.
MANAGER ON PREMISES.
THOMAS J. FISHER g. CO.,
INC,
738 18th ST. MAIN $3.50.
REDUCED RENTALS,
1445 N St. NV.
Downtown apartment, con-
venient to all Government
buildings.
l room, rec. hall. kitchen and
bath. Murphy bed, $40.
MOORE & HILL, INC,
73O 18th St. NV.
Main 1174.
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732 PARK RID. Nw.-Apt.. OF two -oors
ltcheni bath and porch: apts Of living
room. breakfast room Murphy he'd with
dressing room. kitchen and bath
3?20 WISCONSIN AvE-Apis Of two
rooms. kitchen and bath: $50 month
Also one apt. Of one room kitchen and
bath; S35 month. '''
71n 11th ST. NW.-Splendid downtown
location. Ants. suit able for business and
resdence Five rooms and bath: h W h
1877 ST. Nw.-Four rooms and bath.
WIN or without porch: $50 and $50
1883 HARVARD ST Nw-Apt Of one
room. kitchen and bath; $40 month
1851 PARK RID. Ew-Two doors from MI
Pleasant st. Modern bldg Ants of two
exceptionally large rooms kitchen recep.
tion hall and bath. $3.50 month
1878 IRVING ST. NV. Apt. in two family
bldg. Six rooms and bath: h-1 h eler
yard porches and garage; S65 month
RY CO., INC,
Phones Main 5oO3-4-s.
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MARYLAND COURTS-9th AND MD. AVE.
.NE-New five-story fireproof building.
having elevator and switchboard service.
Apartments Of i room and bath to 3
rooms. kitchen and bath from
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1445 OAK ST. NW-Between 14th and
tremely reasonable. 3 rooms. d. a. kit;
anG Dath. 1OOVO
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from Dupont Circle-Apartments IN per
feet condition. rms. kit. bath. $50 90
3 rooms kit. and bath. ......... 62.50
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THE NEWARK, 3831 NEWARK ST. NV.
corner of Wisconsin ave.-Brand-
apartment. having elevator and cafe sery-
ice: each apartment equipped with Frigld-
aire. RI ady about November Let.
2 rooms. kit. and bath. .$57 80 to S67 90
3 rooms. kit and bath. $3.50 to $500
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s4oa:11 2ath ST: N.W-HALF IS SQUARE az! =
We'll arranged 3 and 4 room apartments
in Cleveland Park: CONVENIENT LOCATION; At N
3 rooms. kitchen and bath. S62 50
. rooms, kitchen and bath. 53.5O
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1851 N H. AVE. NV. JUST BELOW
DUPONT CIRCLES rooms. kitchen and
bath $50. 90
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CORDoyA. Goth AND FLA. AVE.
4 ROOMS AND BATH san 80
j ROOMS AND BATH ... - OO
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went all to pieces over that news
paper clipping"
Mary Rose raised her eyebrows.
She couldn't imagine the dignified
John going to pieces over anything.
And yet he was shaking now like
a leaf. He had no dignity now!
There was the softness of pity in
her eyes as she looked at him and
the Eternal Mother that is in every
woman longed to comfort him-and
the love that she had always had
for him made her want to stretch
out her arms and give herself to him.
But she didn't move.
MARY Rose" he said to her,
what is the use of all this? The
mean little suspicious and the mis-
understanding and all the rest of
it? Tell me the truth. Does any
thing matter so very much to you
except the feeling you say You have
for me?"
She wouldn't answer.
Suppose Flossie did tell me a lie
and I believed it?" he pleaded for
himself Cant you see that it was
my jealousy Of Fitzroy that made
me believe it? When he came down
to the office, I used to want to
throw him out on his head"
"Hushr' She raised her hand.
"Hush-he's dead. remember"
But it was not of Tom that Mary
was thinking. All at once she saw
clearly the mischief that Flossie
had done the last few months. She
had been the cause of Sans leaving
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BEGIN HERE TODAY,

In Harbor Gardens, Long Islands, IN
an elaborate bungalow, lived PERRY
:, AZ the time :he story opens ot the
LAWRENCE INMAN. a distant rela-
tive of Myra's and. aside from Perry,
the only heir to her considerable for
'O' BUiS WY MOORE, young, yivacious,
Myra Heath a was 1,u iii peculiar Woman.
She was cold. sarcastic. She did not
love her husband. but seemed eramored
OF Inman. She never used cosmetics or
dressed in colors. In fact, her hatred OF
color amounted to a passion. She col
was a whisky bottle which she, was
quite proud of. but which aroused her
artistic husband % scorn
There is growlrg intimacy between
Perry Heath and Bunny. Myra, becom-
ing provoked declares that she has
made her will in favor of lnman' cut
That night. after Bunny and Inman
TO perry's "secret." When Perry goes to
bed Imam comes down stairs. and he
and Myra are discovered in each others
arms later by Perry.
The next morning. Mrs. ,Prenttss:
nephew. Todhunter Buck. Of some
mysterious lights she had seen the night
before in the Heath bungalow. While
they are talking a loud scream from the
Heath home interrupts their CONVERSE
Katie the maid. had found Myra's
cosmetics. in the. studio. The butler
finds Perry Heath's room unoccupied
and awakens lnman.
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fictitious and are not to be taken a. 70
r firm.
will you marry me?"
The familiar room seemed to whirl
around Mary Rose like a spinning
top. viii what?" she asked, and
didn't hear the sound of her own
voice.
I want you to marry me-" She
heard what he said plainly enough.
And she walked away from him
and sat down in an old rocker on the
other side of the room. She knew
just what she was doing now.
mo, 1 won't" she said clearly. st
wouldn't marry you If you were the
last man on earth! You believed that
tale that Flossie told you about me
and-Tom Fitzroy! You never gave
me a chance to explain things to
your
But what she told me must have
been the truth. She said you were
going to marry him, and you did
marry him." he said helplessly. But
l love you, anyway"
Mary Rose raised her little fist. 81
can do without that sort of lover she
cried. II don't want the kind of
love that doesn't trust me-doesn't
believe mer'
He groaned and put his dark head
down into his hands.
L do trust your he told her. But
it was so easy to think that you
didn't really give a darn about me
I'm such a dub and you're the love-
lest thing on earth"
IF he thinks that about me when
he sees me looking like this, he must
really be in love with me" Mary
Rose told herself and she smiled.
She came close to him and bent
over him. "BVt l do love you'll
always have loved you better than
anything on earth. And I'm afraid
always will" she said softly. but
he didn't move.
You must have known I married
poor Tom because he was dying"
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the Dexter Company, and Of Mary
Roses leaving, and even of poor
Miss MacFarlane's broken. hearted
going.
And now the liesshe had told John
Manners rose between them like a
flaming sword-keeping him away
from Mary Rose.
Il don't know why I do this fool
thing!" she sobbed, furious with
herself for breaking down. I'm
tired, 1 guess. We-weve been
c-cleaning house all week Hong"
Il know why you're crying" she
heard him say, and then she was in
his arms-in his arms where she had
longed to be for endles months and
months and months.
He pressed her head back against
his shoulder, and looked down at
the grimy, tear stained face-the
face he had said was the loveliest in
the world.
Next time you clean a house, it'll
be my house." he whispered. Tell
me the next time you clean house
it will be my house-and yours!
1T will be your house-and mine!"
she whispered, and then her lips
closed. She raised them like a flower
to his face.
And at last she knew what it is
like to be close held by the man you
love-and the wonder and the glory
that there is in his kiss.
THE End
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she went on In that same soft voice.
THE night he-went away and was
hurt, l had told him never could
marry him. He knew 1 loved you.
He guessed it,"
She stood there, when she had fin
ished, longing to put her arms
around him, so that she ached with
that longing. But she hardened her
heart against him.
You'd better stick to your Doris
HING" she said bitterly. II saw by
the morning paper that she was
home from Europe! You'd better
marry her because I never will"'
'She won't marry me-" His voice
was low and muffied. She. had to
bend her head to hear what he was
saying. "She knows what you can't
seem to get through your head
that 1 want you and nobody but
you"
He stood up suddenly, with his
arms straight at. his side.
You remember that letter you
tore up-the one I sent to you, right
after your husband died?" he asked,
and she nodded.
THAT letter was no letter of con-
dolence," he told her, shaking his
head. IT had no business writing
it. 1t was a love letter to YOU"
She kept perfectly still and he
went on:
''It was Doris who showed me
that piece i'm the paper, about your
marriage to Eitzroy in the hospital
and that morning she told me she
never would marry me. You see, I
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colored beads and scarf. the glazing
tints of the makeup on the dead
face, and the terrible wound on the
temple, that was visible only in part.
Quickly, then, he stopped and gent
ly turned the head the better to ex-
anime this abrasion.
1t was obvious to him at once
that death had resulted from a sud
den and powerful blow, delivered by
strong hand.
Also, the weapon used was in
evidence.
Beside the fractured skull lay the
broken fragments Of q lFown bot.
tie of thick, heavy glass.
About to pick these up, DIR. Conk.
lin thought better of it, and CON
tented himself with looking closely
at them.
"A brutal jobp he said, indig-
nantly. This woman was struck on
the temple with this heavy bottle,
and killed almost instantly! Who
did it?'
His question was addressed to no
one in particular, but as he raised
his eyes. he discovered he had sew.
eral auditors.
Bunny, wide-eyed and white-faced.
had sunk into a chair, and was
clutching at the window curtain
nearest her.
Larry Inman had come IN also,
and stood, leaning against the man.
tel, his face set and horror stricken
Herrick was inside the room, on
duty, but the other servants were
lowering just outside the studio door,
all more or less moaning their grief
or murmuring their opinions.
Where is Mr.. Heath?" the doctor
asked, rising from his examination.
"Who is in charge here?"
There was a moments silence and
then Inman said, I'VE do not know
where Mr.. Heath is, doctor. He has
not been seen this morning at all.
In his absence 1 suppose 1 would
better assume charge of things. I
am a cousin Of Mrs. Heath's. Is 1t
is it-nfirder?"
Though he baked at the terrible
word, every one listened breathlessly
for the answer.
Murder? Yes! OF the most bru-
tai, dastardly type! Where is this
woman's husband?"
He turned to the butler, who
shook his head.
Nobody knows, sir. Mr.. Heath
was here last night, but he is not
here now. His bed seems not to
have been slept in
"Well, the further proceedings are
not for mes to conduct. 1 will tell
the police, and they will take charge.
Mr.. Inman. will you call up the Har.
Dor Park police station?'
But Inman turned this task over
to Herrick. For one thing, Larry
had no intention Of taking orders
from the family physician, and, too.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-19
''Business Kisses "
By BEATRICE BURTON
Author of Gloria, The Flapper Wife"
BIZ BEATRICE BURTON
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,..I The names in This story are purely
CHAPTER LXvI
"You!" she gasped. You! John
Manners"
He nodded without a word.
They stood there for a full min
ute, looking at each other, before
Mary Rose recovered herself.
Wont you come in?" she asked,
parlor that was shining with cleanih
ness and sweet with the smell Of late
roses from her own garden.
What in the world had he come
for, she wondered.
Perhaps he had heard that she
had left Cornelius Tuydeman's office
and wanted her to go back to work
for him.
well, I won'tr she said to her
self fiercely., IF starve, I'll never
set foot in his office again.
Suddenly she realized how dread
full she must look in her shabby,
soiled dress, her torn apron and
patched shoes. She gave a nervous
little laugh.
II must look like Cinderella" she
exclaimed, and crossed the room to
the dim old mirror above the man
tel. She began to pull the hairpins
from her haid and to fluff it over
her ears.
i've brought you the little glass
slipper" he said, and If he tried to
make his voice light and ,flippant he
did not succeed.
Mary Rose turned and faced him.
What do you mean?" she asked in
that straightforward way of hers.
John shifted on his feet. Maybe
the fairy tales have changed since I
was a KID" he answered. But
when my mother told me the story,
the Prince brought Cinderella the
glass slipper when he asked her to
marry him-that's ALL" He gulped.
You understand, I know I'm no
Prince" he went on, after a pause.
IT know I'm an awful dub, but