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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

INSTRUCTION COZ RSES.
BEAUTY cUITURE-RESULTS COUNT;
Our eept sfadnates are ~ demand st ana
lished teaching experience HONOUR SCHOOL
Of : BEATTY FAITH 5cIG4fiTtRE. INC. 81 l''h s'.
Now is THE TIME TO REGISTER FOR
the new class in lie insurance craftsmanship,
that starts the Bird of January. send ami
cation Immediately. Address Box 3iA-N,
ENROLL Now FOR OUR NEW YEAR
Glass which begins Jan. !. Private and class
instruction telephone switchboard operating.
Oxford Bldg. 14th and \ Y. ave
CALL OR WRITE FOR INFORMATION
Fall term win begin January Bird POSITIONS
for graduates LOOMS RADIO COLLEGE.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY OLD ExPE.
rlerced instructors: satisfaction insured:
white chauffeurs furnished Call Line ~
CALL CONOVER
Auto driving taught in few lessons. Re
liable licensed instructors Expert lady IN
structress. West 3o6S. 212S st. NV.
WANTED-MFN AND WOMEN FOR HO-
tells. clubs. apartments, institutions. schools
and colleges, tea rooms, cateterIas: demand
ia no obstacle. a common school education
is all that YOU need, y0u can tram ~ 4
few short months for big pay positions: one
Ia ten graduates in Washington best hotels.
Our, free employment bureau covers the
forming early enrolment advised. School
open 1Ew S29 ao 3, u rkPAqNrxG SCHOOLS.
Penna. Ave. and 23rd St
HOTEL POSITIONS OPEN HOTELS
clubs. apartments. institutions. schools, col
leges, tea rooms. restaurants, cateterlas
need trained men and women. Demand in
creasing daily. Every DAY opening in D. G.,
Florida all States for managers asst. man
ayers, hostesses. housekeepers. accountants
room clerks. stewards and other executives.
Mid-year evening class now forming; class
limited. Enroll early. Prepare in few short
months for big pay. with bigger oppor
tunities. Omen 3 80 am, 70 pm
LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOLS,
Penna Ave. and 23rd st.
COMMERCIAL ART INTERIOR DECORA-
ton. costume and millinery design. Profes
siOnal courses Graduates employed by best
firms 1t will he to your interest to register
now Ask for booklet
LIVINGSTONE ACADEMY,
- Years IN Washington.
1917 r. |. Ave. NV. at 10th. North a434.
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THREE
YOUNG MEN
WANTED.
Requirements
,\gcd p to p.
Some Sales Ability,
Desire to Advance.
Pleasing Personality.
Neat Appearance,
Resident Of Washington
Good Education.
For:
Salaried Positions.
With:
Large Local Public
Utility Company.
Address Replies To:
Box 362-N, Star Office.
State Qualifications.
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INSTNILMENT VII.

w YHEN the door had shut he
n I hind Laydon. Evelyn turn
NV ed thouchtfully back into
the room. She went first
to the window. and stood
there looking out Gray houses. "A
stretch Of gray. wet pavement; and a
patch Of wet gray sky.
She saw laydon come into view,
walking with a quick. swinging step.
When he had passed out Of sight. she
took away the tray that had held the
flowers. and set the little table back
against the wall Then she took up
the tape-indicator map to put il away.
And as she did so. 4 scrap Of paper
dropped from ii and fell 10 the floor.
She picked it mp. and saw name and
an address scrawled big across 1t:
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WE'LL ESTA BLISHED soda fountain. fruits
sandwiches. long lease: rent reasonable; viii
sacrifice account leaving town. 435 9th NV
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building. business corner;
first floor occupied ny news and magazine
stand. lunchroQm and soda fountain; doing
or forced to sell account of health. Price
low for quick sale. Address Box 1878. star
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WILL LOAN for term Of or 5 years to
expert outside flower gardener. lo-acre farm
BIc fTp 1a fo &o Current taxes and qpkeeP
Of place, Reply ny letter. R. Harris. 334
Convention Hail Market. 5th aud K SITS
THREE-STORY building. business corner
first floor occupied by news and magazine
business Of S52 900 yearly guaranteed own
or forced to sell account of health: Price
low for quick sale. Address Box 1878. star
WE'LL ESTA BLISHED soda fountain. fruits
sandwiches, long lease rent reasonable: VIII
sacrifice account leaving town. 435 9th NV
ATFSSEN-Sacrifce al very low
price 50 Florida ave. NV. North 1925.
BOARDING HOUSE-Cost $500 to furnish
brand-new. Win sacrifice at your own, price
account Illness, with 30 boarders Charies
star. 626 Minnesota ave. ne. BcnnIng. ~.
EXCELLENT INVESTMENT--Lot on Bird st
NV. bet. Nicholson and 0glethorpe, on
Takoma Park car line 25Xl %. = Assessed
LUNCH ROOM-1431 p st. Seats 30 Estab-
lshed ; years tcloSed 3 mos Rent EQUIP
rad f"o mS @"of Phone Col Pa "aa
II43 18th ST. N.W.-DOWNTOWN LOCA-
ton. suitable for tea room or, roomlns pur,,
House G%n6s ten REM or T99ms aq
u. sullivan l40S Eve 81. NV. Main 43l4,
WISH TO GET in communication with some
one interested in going INTO laundry business
in suburban town. Address Box 4f6-N: star
office. lS'
BEAUTY SHOP for sale on account of sick
ness. must sacrifice: $1,000 in furnishings.
good permanent wave and hair dye business
$500 takes all. Address Box 416-S. Star
office
FOR RENT-Store and dwelling roomsl
All modern improvements. 18th and SITS.
Sc. TO inspect inquire at Walker Hill
Dairy. $50 9TH Sc.
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET-win
sacrifice at low price to quick buyer; excel
lent location. doing good business. Owner
must leave town. Call after pm. Adams
4+S7 -
FOR SALE-Proftable established local
paint business: $4,000 to $4,000 will han
GROCERY STORE for sale must sell at
once reasonable offer refused Call Main
1914
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORY-Good stock,
Corner store. Growing business. Must sell
BEAUTY PARLOR--Fully equipped good
location: will rent cheap 10 responsible per
son; owner leaving city, Phone Line 1864
LUNCH AND PASTRY SHOP.
Unlimited opportunity next To Colony
Theater 1919 Georgia ave e3s
NEW STORES.
Choice section northwest, especially suited
for drug store meat market dyeing and
cleaning establishment or any good retail
business Will start good tenants at very
low rent, Phone Mr. GREER, Main 1901.
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FOX SCARFS and beautiful iurs ilk" me-"
brocaded and other dress new Goals.
sewing machine, .muff for trimming. chl.a
Jet trimmings kodak rare rug On arpon7
ment. Franklin, 4I6f. 1925 peSales on.n'r
site MavfIOWer.
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GIG ST. NE.
" rooms '3@ 1903 3! !P%AiRK AVE. NV @-oo
rooms and 1a'n i"1a K sri.. Sc. ,o'0o
5 rooms nd e9o 6otf b, ,.,;u y n NV s@&'5o
rooms ana Is ! sGE$AToN G$ihs pL. NV. slV''oo
rooms ana aala s1;H i'm 'sr NV o"o'oo W
rooms 655 q "1'Ss. 11'HSGs.k:AHAM sT NV s'o'oo W
rooms 2 I baths. 80. $4,000
~ rooms '"S SCI Iait' is.h ST. NV. oY''o0 ~
rooms 56o6 a"' 3PNS'i'yy'EksirY PS''y' PL. NV y"
- rooms ''"3 !slG 'ttj'S; coSN;. AVE. ,''o'o0
''''"'' " @5i$i @ 1lth ST NV ~1aooo ~
. rooms and baths 2.car garaSe $4,000
5 rooms and bath. s55 90
rooms and bath. 'D-. q $50 90
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
rooms. baths, Gear garage $4,000
IL rooms. 2 baths. .2-car garage; 100000
1912 EUCLID ST NV. 0oooo
rooms and > baths. $40 .OO
922 LONGFELLOW ST. NV.
'0''''' anu 40os S':ad' 5rd sr.. NV. 9oo'oo
''0'''l l555 ';5' WTiss'ctoNsiN AVE. NV. o,''0o
420I 18th ST NV
r22%s 55s R6cK R1a GREEK 9n'hf cHuRcH RoAD $4,000
1921 NORM CApIrOL ST. NV;
''' ~ + ST NV.
rooms and ii5. 11's f 81. NV. $4,000 90
10 rooms @n1 4ol5 94ft; Fo;oTE sr NE. @oo'oo ~
. rooms 3S65 fU.L.roN sT. NV 'o''oo ~
8 rooms, bath and garage. S1O5 90
224 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. NV
''''''' ''''U 357@ 80 18th ST. NV oo'oO o
10 rooms and bath. -. S7o 90
EOLORED.
1l0g = ST. NV.
10 rooms and 2 baths 500 90
1881 SHERMAN AVE. NV.
rooms and bath .S52' SO
II. l.. RUST COMPANY,
1901 18th St NV Main 6S88.
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NEW RTNG Now SMALL ROOMS:
t,n tton e2rs font an! back porche. cook
I',ht ,.g1,'lS .t9,e ,cty water. Cicctr.c
-' Sat Pheasant. Nh -.
NEW IHNGALOWs AND HOUSES IN
nearby virginia and Mary'and. ali conven-
th'"s rent 500. CAN Owner Lincoln 50
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81 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
o T.. b., h.-w.h., cleo. $500
Az 9Th ST. NE.
r. b., h..w:h.. elec. 90
l07 18th St. Sc.
IL r. b.. h.w:h.. elec. 49,, 90
43l 10th St. Me.
r.. b., h.-a.h elec. ec.............. $3.50
500 B ST. Sc.
24l5 MINI. Ave. Sc.
r. b.. h.-w.h., elec. ec............. $3.50
1909 B St. Sc.
r.. b.. h.-s;hs eleec. .1...c; ..... $4,000
120 9th St. Sc.
r. h.-a.h.. cleo. ................ $500
1923 T St. Sc.
6 T.. b.. h.-a.h., elec. $3.50
2l3 3rd St. Sc.
6 r.. b.. h.-w h.. elec. $1,000
702 C. St. Sc.
T. D. ''; 732 2'SS1 9Th st. St. Sc. $3.50
1244 K St. Sc.
r, b.. h.-w h., cleo. ec............. S32.5 SO
1902 A St. Sc.
r., b.. lat elec. $4,000
914 18th St. Sc.
6 rooms; sEr ha'bi Bur cohFLErE LIST. $3.50
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
pnppcyIvapia Ave-
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RENT HOt tSES--tNFURNgSHED.

TO IOTNKED. -
41t Sth st. s.w.-~6 +. h. gar ~. Uu ,l
3i9 Q S.W. - rooms bath. .,....... .i3 W
@37 1.t S.w.~--H ronms bath ........ 3o.'O
FLOYD T., DAVIS COMPANY,
13a I@th 8. NV. Main 313 30.
l131 LAMONT 81 NW.-I0 RMS.
= baths NV h., eicc / room and
m"rrn n@r " car is''.s earasr .'l'' '.'' $3.50 90
haths h..w.h ciec. >.'.'. .'.'....,..... TOO 90
9" hath, r'','t,t XIV h' c'cc. .Vo'.'' 5000
1890 Kansas ave. n.w,--ti rooms
bath. h. W II. cleo. front and rear
porchcs. screens and dWnIn2s. "a 90,
rage ...... .........-, L1.uV
@35 G st nw-9 rooms and bath 5000
GEO W. LINKINS.
1913 de Sales St
tOppusltc MayiOWtT H0telD
Maln lNiNn
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RENT HOUsES-INFURNIsHED.

I4I4 18th ST NM ROOMS RECEP-
tton han bath. porches 2-car garage
reasonable
BOSS & PHELPS
1917 st NV Vain $500
30f MARYLANp AVE Mt RMS,
Kitchen & bath Al condition; rent reason
able
965 1st st NV r,us. & bath. h w h.
& clor. ReUt -1O So.
lT45 ! st 81. II VT rms. & bath. Rent
reasonable
@570 Georsia ave. n.w.--G rms. fine
shane. Rent re0urei.
"5G0 Georgia ave. nw.--Two flats s
rms. & bath ca tlne shape; ami; rent
rc9s0nlhte
t02 New York ave. NV tcolored) -
rms bath good condition. Reut reason
able.
2 j WALSNE INC.
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SNIIt--NpARIAfENTS
RENT uoi oisES-EErH\tSf,itD

FOR SALE-CO-UPERATI APT. At SAC
rihnt. prlca Ant POS. 3036 Porter ST. INV.
KASS REALTY CO. Decatur 1910
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SAI.E Or RFNT-SIB, pROP'TY

GOZt 4-ROoM RT SGALOW. CONVENIENT
~ located VIII rent for $50 Ter month, or
H. NJ & 90. 1903 K. / ave. Mt Rainier.
Lar fENNON-S-ROOM SENT-BT EGiAL L0W
iFNi'' &a~ titc.. 9u1rta~ acre corner: half
hi"'; 3rs ard hussn-. Cleveland $3.50.
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SAIE-APARTMENT HOUSES. SAE-APARTNIENT HOUSES.

A SPLENDID INVESTMENT.
One of the best located and built walk-up
apartment building in D. c. 1909 rented.
Owner will accept small cash payment and
finance exceptionally for responsible purchaser.
Will consider trade. Apply for details to
Mr.. Macdonald
STORY & COMPANY,
812 18th St. Franklin 400.
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1924 vARNUM ST. NV.
Fine modern home Of 7 rooms, 2 baths,
sleeping porrhes. break fast porch covered
near buses 4iis r91 fpf5 III s4 l%% SW StV3a sll0
Convenient home Of rooms and bath;
ing and Il floor rear porches; covered front
porch yard; very, low rental; $40.
l415 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
. rooms and bath = car garage; modern;
ro@ reas42able rental; viii be in fine condition;
Conn AYE; NEAR oRDwAY ST. NV;
G&IvERSiTY FL IL NEHR S:E(aB. EGciLID ST. NV.
,io rooms I~,il s. ana bath. modern; good condi-
NEAR 18Th AND SPRING RID. NV.
Nice home of 7 rooms. , baths: open
fireplace: front and rear porches; 2-car built
2llG O ST. NV.
. rooms and bath modern, to be in fine
eoPSII%P wAETFR a'raGt%f ysn'ql Sl4o sr NV
l@26 & ST. S.W .--6 ROOMS. BATH $50 90
500 u st s.w.---6 rooms. bath. ..... 35 so
%; !. st; VT rooms. bath. ...... 30 80
41d2 St. sw.-6 rooms, bath. % 50
~ 5th st. IL e,--6 rooms, bath....... 1880
l06 q st. n.w.---tj rms b., elec.. gas. 4O.5O
2lb 6th st. sw.--6 rooms. bath ...,. AZ
226 18th 81. - ! =, h., b. W h. gas 5000
FOR COLoKED
't59 Mclean ave. s.W,--J rms, water $no 80
oo2 Z Il. s.w.---5 rooms, watcr .... - so
Il Mclean ave. s.w.-6 rms. bath. 30 so
=
III. Z II. Set rooms water. r...... 30 80
liza 9th st. e.e.---6 rooms. bath. 80. 35 so
t2o N 1t s.c.--6 rooms. bath. ...... A. 30
l3|l rye IT nc.--b rooms BATH. 5000
- + 81, ne.--lU rooms, bath. ........ 80 90
THOMAS +. BROWN. B15 IA St SW
COS GA. AVE. NV r.. B.. Anil.
garage ................. SOC. 90
1900 Lowell II. II VS. r.. . II $50 90
$40 Sth VT rooms bath 80. 70 90
6t2 ]. 81 s.w.-6 r.. h.. am ........ 40 90
SO, It. sW.--S rooms. bath ..... $50
1910 e W.---a r. b. reoondi,Ioncd. 40 90
6iG 9TH net r H.. a}n.i......... 80 90
9?6 q - Ut roun!s bath 49,. 35 90
FLOYD + DAVIS COMPANY.
13S A@tA 81. NV. Main 353-352.
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: Sii.E--EiOUSFS.

CCLGREp--1242 FLA AVE. NW--Ss350:
Ss};29 cash. balance so per month: beau
IIul rooms, brick ami, Just remOdeled.
palnted ana ready for immediate occupancy.
OWner on premises from 9 am. to 8 p m:
WI sci! inst who comes Owner learing for
i-urpre aud must sacrifice. Phone Mr. TAY-
LOR. Uvatts 110I - 20
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8Gi4 IDAHO AVE CLEVELAND PARK
rntil MaN ! Low rental OF SlNA troom,
bath detached spanish b8nEaloW, with oll
hllrrer Condition like new. Family III
Flor IN No uhiHrtIoN 20 children. owner.
Main a0o7 -
TDGE-IIAVE no LEAVE, MY
home, viii rent lovely 6 rooms. bath Ga.
rage. detached corner; block school. 20
minutes from Treasury BARGAIN, SO; fo'
FURNISHED NEW slX-RooM HioT,$E. @
rage BrightWopd $50. L. Il WILL \ NS
North 6"H0 after $40 nm 2G'
NICELY FUR. HOUSE AND GARAGE II
nv. cheap to small family; reference Can
Main 1lS8. - GG-
ATTRACTIVE ROOMS AND BATH, 516
GEORGETOWN rd. Battery Park Md ami;
garage; Sl00 per mo. Phone Col SS32
LOVELY HOME : ROOMS, BATH AND
garage. rent very low enc location l323
Madison st ". Adams 204S. 30'
Is ST NW--G ROOMS, TILE BATH,
h w h sleeping porch. ami: large lot: ga
rage. Phone Hvattsylile 2:i?-J. .
IN REST LEGATIONS.
AT MODERATE RENTALS
! Y y. & T. b. HUYCk 1917 II 81 NV
3So3 LEGATION ST N.W.--5 ROOMS
sleeping porch and bath garage; oil heat
''' '''e'''' {. " SIMPSON Co.
1924 Vermont Ave. Frank. 500.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
WATER FRONT E,TATES
CHARLES + LEE
ANNAPOLIS MAJ
ALE or ENCiiaNGE.

BEACTFUL- DETACHED BRICK HOME
; haths ami: ".car brIci< garage. Only
one trust Trade for business property.
sntH" hnuxcs "tc. g. r IIKENS Potomac
l229 evenings Wis. 1898.
1912 T ST NV - Will EXCHANGE
equity in sx-r0on and bath home for lot,
ear or 2ui trust notes. Potomac l2lS. IS
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WANTED--ACREAGE.

OUR REAL ESTATE ENGINEERING AND
development organization provides expert adj
vice and services to owners in subdividing
and improving city and suburban acreage
ing land values We also assist financing
when feasible. Free preliminary conferences
solicited. Brokers find co-operation advan-
tagenus. Surveying speciality.
ROBERT +. KLINE, c. E. Manager.
S03 taunsey Bldg.
Main 5216. Res. Cleve. 1868.
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RENT HOuSES-JN NrUKNIsHED.

14I+ 4 : .'N.N.
Two downtown tocatlons one especially
eut-able for i sandwich snop, and other
suitable for hI&h laSs harher s;h"n. IheSe
rlp,dlv hnccruug one Of the busiest inter
sections ~ tl,c city: all bus lines pass the
door, For terms consult
(AI>KII/.
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THE PERSHING,
370l 10th ST. NV.

The most desirable location
in Washington. facing Rock
Creek Park; ? rooms, kitchen,
dinette, tub and shower bath,
24hour telephone and elevator
service. Resident manager.
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RE>T-SuBURBA< pROpERTy

y. +. RYON co. INC.
tNt'''fd % l-I2 luot WiI-lu Blvd
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SALE-SuBURBAN PROPERTY.
IL ARI.\.ADN "
AURORA HEICHrC

New 5-ro0u ana hath stt.ero lr,n-aioo
i q" n. ".cgtgl It. E.-. .p&era4r fireplace
hTdHpu floors. hutt'-in h1trtuh. ,.fo-r tn
=, moot an! Transportation. i'gie" 5000
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desirable six-ronm and bath house. near
Navy Yard rent. t31 per month.
\NM. +. BALLARD,
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RE<T--STtsisES.

REDUCED RENT. $50.
NEW HOME. 205 DOUGLAS 81. NE.
i; rooms. bath il " h., crc.. 3 porchcs.
buIIt-ln garage. newly decorated throughout.
Main S95,
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1869 G ST. S.W.--STORE & RMS. $4,000
I.3 18th st. n.w.--Large store. 80. 5000
us d st. s.w.--Store and dwelling. 5000
l421 2Ith st. n.w.--Store. ...... $3.50
10 Fl St n.W.-StOIe ............. 10. 90
FLOYD +. DAVIS COMPANY.
733 l2th St NV. Main .jo3-}32I.
A FINE, LARGE STORE. WITH APART
PERCY II. RUSSELL COMPANY.
926 18th St. NV.
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still to be seen, is the answer: In
the least possible harm, in album.
dance of good, in pity, love,
truth and purity of life Asoka
was one of your super-men, yet
he subscribed to these tenets."
"And you find real happiness
in this belief of yours?"
She looked up at him slowly,
her gray eyes glowing, her face
full Of great contentment. Yes,
Anson-happiness beyond belief"
Hanged if / can fathom it"
he muttered, as he turned away.
They get this religious fervor
into their systems and acquire
satisfaction more delirious and
more lasting than the inspira.
tons of opium" He leaned over
the rail, staring out across the
tumbling, gray-green sea, and
turning this lengthy conversation
over in his mind. He had never
known a Mary Phillips of this
kind. She was a new discovery,
a reborn woman, and in his
heart he was glad that the Mary
Of Anchorville days was dead.
He came back to her again and
stood by her side. She was
watching the sailors enjoying
their leisure around the fore.rig.
ging.
What are you thinking OFF"
he inquired, noting the abstrac.
ton of her gaze.
Her face turned to his with a
sunny smile, albeit there was a
deep seriousness behind it.
These men, Arson = =" she
said, nodding toward them.
From what l know, from what
I've seen and heard of sailors
and their lives afloat and ashore,
think there is great work to
be done among them"
"Yes?" His tone was curious,
"Yes!" came her deliberate re-
ply. They need guidance, they
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The knowledge Test for
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z Benedict de Spinoza golfer
8. Charles Nungesser minister
A. George Elm artist
5. Edouard Manet novelist
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g. Wellesley College is in Connecticut OhioRhode Island
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IL harry musical instrumen-dance disease-bird.
Do you know: ~.
u. Who was called the "Boy Orator of the Platter"
13. Who slew the Manotaur?"
"a. Who was the last President from Virginia?
ID Who said "There good bad peace?"
See tomorrow's paper verify your results.
Answer to yesterdays test
l. Gerardo Machado Samuel Butler John Grier Hibben
Person makes affidavit Bacterial Water which
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} need help, they should be brought
to the Light, brought to know
the Love that passeth all under
standing
"And what would be your idea?
The ports are crawling with sky.
pilots, and full # bethels and
missions to seamen."
"Yes-the big ports like New
York and London, Liverpool,
Bombay" she continued. "But
there's the outports where ships
gather-the copper ports, the
timber and nitrate loading places.
There should be vessels small
schooner, perhaps-able to tarvel
to these isolated places and
spread comfort and cheer among
these lonely men SO far from
home. :
IA sailor missionary-a man
who knows seamen. a man whose
heart is full Of love for his fellow
men, a man who can point out
to them the emptiness of their
shore debaucheries, its debasing in
fluence, man who can speak to
the masters as well as the men, a
man who will write their letters
for them, turn their thoughts to
home, to mothers, wives and chill
dren, to higher ideals-oh, there is
so much to be done I wish I were
man, instead of a poor, weak
woman" There were tears in her
eyes as she concluded.
"Aye!" observed Arson care
lessly. 1t sounds very pretty"
He suddenly gave her a keen
glance. And whom have you in
mind?"
She wheeled abruptly toward
him, her face alight with the glory
of beautiful fancy, the tears on
her cheeks seeming as the visible
expressions of great happiness.
you, Arson, you" she cried. eff
you would seek the Truth, see the
Light, God could have no better in
strument"
He had already guessed the ma
tnre of her answer and he met it
with a jeering laugh. $50 you've
signed me on as Captain Saliva
ton, have you? BY the nine gods,
that's a good one! A hot sketchw
He chuckled immoderately. peering
into her features, his visage sar-
donic. "I'd like to please you,
Mary" he continued satiricalIy,
"but your seed has fallen on ter
ribly stony ground. When Arson
Campbell is willing to give up and
start in skippering a Gospel Ark
to peddle piety to pagan she'll
backs, he'll have to be a burned
sick man.
She broke away from him with
sound suspiciously like a sob and
went below-leaving him to watch
her going with sneerinE mouth
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Christmas-since she had said
in that hoarse, shocked way, "Oh,
Mr.. Burton is away? He went
away after that night he took you
to dinner? You sent him away,
Roen?" Ever since then Dearie
had scarcely smiled at all.
Roen heated milk, stirring in
slowly a little measure of brandy.
The blue line at Dearie's mouth
made her shut her eyes. oh, she
wouldn't see it!
Yet she found it impossible to
say a word as she held the glass
to Dearie's reluctant lips. She
felt that she must lift her mother
free of this wintry depression
get her out into the sunlight
make her laugh with all her
heart.
That night she and Michael
walked in the park, crushing the
green eucalyptus buds under their
feet. She said abruptly, softly, 81
wish l could do something for
Dearie."
Like what?"
"oh, buy her an automobile or
give uSI a trip 10 GuIOPSp VI
build a house on a cliff with a
garden going down to the sea-"
His hand frightened on hers. He
walked along silently. Then he
stopped and turned her to him,
looking in her face: What
makes you say this Roen? You
spoke as though you were cry.
ing
'Humph-no-but now is the
time she needs things. She gets
so sad, Michael"
Because Of me. Roeny? She
doesn't quite want me?"
How can you think that, Mich
!ael? Isn't she always glad to see
your"
"Ah, yes-glad-" said he has
tily. Does she know we are
soon to be married?"
"Soon, Michael? She guesses
we hope so-want it"
He said nothing. But he saw,
as Roen had seen, a sudden Wis.
ion of himself coming to the lit.
tie cottage-Dearie's home where
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she had loved and been the queen.
But he would come now and
bring to it another love-his and
Rooms.
With intuitive constituencies he
felt for Dearie. She saw as she
saw herself-pushed aside. Make
room for the new the
"Ah," said he, all tenderness,
eve must take it up to her,
Roeny." For he understood
piercingly the sadness and trag.
edy of love outlived.
The next Sunday he borrowed
his uncle's small car. Roen
thought there was never any
thing so winningly gallant as
= the way he tossed off his hat and
lifted Dearie to the back seat.
Never anything so bonny as the
way he said in his soft rich
tenor: "Ah the goIden.h haired
sweet one!'
But Dearie's eyes filled. Only
the eAost Of smile flickered
over h0V lips.