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| GET OFT OF THE Rrr~-MAKE MONEY
linery: professional aud home courses start
/ how; very low rates, Free exh.bltyn 3n
a1ySS: a ssass aHeAbEa ls fHsp"f i5i4 h.
AFRO DRlvIE0y yTATdHT QUICKLY. Ex.
! Ei2s ii 1t. NV. West 30ss. Ia.
VA sTErI~-BE& TO LEARN EARBEEikG,
marching, permanent waving demand and
ay - BIZ aEE sed CoEGE GiI'y s ~'' e. 2d
s,. New YORK IL.
EASY 10 I.ghgE, F1sCTsATTNG COURSE
forming; sariy enrolment advisable. private
i,et. n. 7. ave. and II.
~ YOD ARE INTERESTED ~ LIFE ~.
turai.te sDfeil now for new class. Address
| BOx I0C stGr oftice -
| OUR STANDARD or DESTRUCTION n 80
! e,hDols enroll with IA for a finishing coursf
| Spring terms for "a ht" c3ass WI! bcaih
/ Mohdhy. April ZuS. Graduates placed IN p"'
| slsoh Tuition cnarge nodefa'e easy ~s.h-
/ ~ taynlenta. Instruction ipf advanced ttu
/ ';enls as we'll ar tesjnnefs tomnffghi s,i rtaig
| pbetatEnF and JuntHF giHegftDs. lAbDhIS
| kA ifJ 1DfIE1JE, 4U5 9Th. Nhih Thtf. -
| TWELVE STUDENTS .fEE1tahkksJ IN
! aey ~ seafs VII 4" gwen hfst'ihss si1Hn
ryeo3ni purpose by hHe >l2ilgist nalnad
I % EsfIle Parents snd s0afdiaHs inter.
.st,4i Isl his rk"eytipHal opDaftunty may
| D5stalD fuFliles information st ITub Cor.
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| tcH9GL n Art or JTWELEY. METAL
! saG aTt fb3eh ! ran teach you hnnie TX
( siIffffeHt tEAts. each ia UoHIhs oDbrs",
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/ HJrlelHatjy bT.tthG htsd p5af'lchis lIt9
hcM, Igft ,ase, an, Room 4. @. l.. n.
| PEIVA4E TUTORING ~ YALE GEADU-
| als n ath'm@li"s 'HnhhhM3Hi htttmttnr.
I EL1EE IDtDNae HsJ5J.
! arm IsHfgIE(. JFA~(t1gA F1H OPERA
! t"fs p'tU.tt~ hDd DsrbHg care furnished.
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~ Y0U hhE FARRIa6 LESS THAN $50
%,s,'* With: l,fIiEJT;oH ,IiJ; Ms65ff'nE' M 5ff'' hEE rtIE
~ 4 bDDNfR PASS on PROGRESSIVE,
| lead Study bGsG EbGfihand ia 80 E'booI
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/ - stfs Dhn FBIAI tlDpg AEefg test fof ~
yeats. Bsi. Nay iDslGn tgplDg, smelling bus
F"E 'fist'@r n9yfsn $ mos shyd graduates
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BEAUTY CULTUR T

Every facility for the efficient teaching
Of beauty culture is available in our school.
and 10 years established teaching experience
has given us u knaCk in mparting Ino&l-
ndge-thoroughly and effectively---in the
shortest possible time and at most moderate
co., The busy Spring season is approach
inC-ioin our new class NOW. MABELLE
HONOUR SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE.
SIT 14th st. NV. FIR. 5l31.
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LANDSCAPE GARDENER: ROSEBUsHES.
trees and hedges trimmed: cement work done
work done first class and guaranteed. North
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

KATIE DUNN TEACHES THE FAMOUS DU.
Four system of shampooing. marcel waving
and facial treatments. Apply second floor.
5l7 llth ct |
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY OLD EXPE.
ripnCed instructors: satisfaction insured
white chauffeurs furnished. Call Line. 81.
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BUICK COUPE. has 4-wheel brakes. good
| tires upholstery fine. mech anicaliy o. &.
| This car has been well taken care Of. A
| bargain for some one. a Demonstration Eise-
| ly given. Call TRIANGLE Motor Co.. y. I.
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Alto DRIVIEGN NTATGHT QUICKLY. Ex.
I@Ft lady and men Instructors. LOn0ver.
AI2s il Nt. NV. West 30Ss. l1s
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SITJjATON--MALE.

BUTLER and chauffeur. experienced. desires
work: reference. 1345 Corcoran at. NV.
North 041o-J.
CHAUFFEUR. colored seventeen years Wash
ington experience: best reference. Tel. Pot.
305S. 1890 Church NV.
FLOOR FINISHER. also operator OF sand
ing machine. Address Box l41-H. Star office.
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

TRUStOW'S hAhY CniCks. theruushhre1.
tcghogns koeks and Reds, essanlshet Ad
Wears, statn nuAahre needed and set special
Chesteftown, MI,
nAbS CHiCksv~le Ooo hiasNt,lesied hgea,i,
s.s Setes!s,l far hish ssS etadpe,sea sunely
Ssss,ps"sT T se ""'. III s"2a YAM. s"Issss a.ss
erN hNx aal n. MaIllspNhugs. Va.
WHITE l,EaHnNN HENS, Zoo SsaFlins;
vi Va each u, lettiaF, WhAalaa. Nd,
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BUICK ToUa1NG-A.I condition: iov
several Other extras: will sell for storage
and repair bill; $3.50: easy terms Or trade.
Pecks Garage. 21el 14th 81. NV. Always
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pohGE TOT RINtS~~-A-i condition: low r,,tA-
aGe; bumpers front Ana rear, nres arl
several other extras: ear been IN s.o-aSe
I SeNr; VILE sell for STORAGE and repstr he'll.
SlSS: easy terms or tgade. fsSS's 1SxSSs,
WI I'm W A
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IiELP~--DOMEsTIC.

IiELP~~DOMEsTIC.
"a boy .nitefnooIs onIy, 40 SUNDAY work,
Mrs N Murphy, a7g3 hfanfywiHe ri. NV. :.
DihHWAsHEH and heip in iun. n.hfonm must
i,e aftige aHu neat, ARMY .22i GA ave.
GfHf. wanted. reliable 10 c10k and do gen.
erAi hottseWork Appiy until 10 am, aud he
tween q aHd nm, tfjn Columbia To.,
GIhf.. ia Wesiey Heights or .gicibliy, 10 stay
4jtb .hiid u@asiGhaliy Afternoons Can
Ei"geiand AO2dW ...
afat. tor general h6isnworks must stay
Rhls reference, Mrs. Davidson AdI3 Dlh
Dfni. for general Homework With refer,
eanas Dusl be hbl. to 0Dok. Tlih Alaska
ave NV .
aitsi,. ,ssfef4l hnnsesnFki Two ia family
,htY rel I'll l.nWs Ws.-.-----.---..u-.-, ,....'.,
EIhI. for general h0usawDfk nafne ready
t"f M4th h3s Il Il 4 ,lTl.vy-,.r-so-.-~>~eev--.
MAID white general h9nse wnFh, sa9d nnah
iwG iH family stay ,tlKlts; Ais wssa' tai
after nnpn f7l | nth VI -r.~-.v,ye-e.-yr,w.~.-r
MAN AhD WtFE ~c0oh and general h",Sa'
w9th lhas 10TH u. ..-..-...-g.v
sAttsLAbF, sAperien.ed i"f '.Tsfs Tsfn J,,laSs
sslaasa aa2l a.s'fsf siqfs. AiYIk -. L o''ls
WHITE WOMAN tor. general ona n9"fhsMsa ho.as toe ~.
iEhi pafi1 i ieteiogifa g WlseaIsla saals -
WHITE WOMAN iet see,fTyl p9siisssSoih siss oishl. H.
i4477, 1447r,e...s .s"ts tgss f81eif@itss ae t,.f aes
#nM1g rnjassd III peUefal honss . Ee,s !!
nue. 10 hgliast ai.d Intelligent st9g. ,nlEs.s ~.
| reference gtaairsd, good salary 't'f ""'"
WOMAN, tal.ils stsd. ~ iaka aaEs ef % o,ha ~
sn,sli pay Anpls baineen s"a :" 90
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8 = .9II ID IIEI4I EVVIy IDN
.1en's Shop. 1910 / =.


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sppG}l tpsrAt aGGFcfs "a eanhgeasg VIA
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REALTY PARLORS.

SPECIAL. MONDAY WEDNESDAY. FRI
day. shampoo and marcel. Sl.25: Eugene
permanent waving. So; expert haircutting
and manicuring. Waters Beauty Shoppe.
SPECIAL this week: Eugene permanent
wave. 2 shampoos. fingerwave haircut. SO:
expert operators: established rs years. Eliz.
abeth Shop. 925 Grant pl. NV. FIR. 6l50.
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Cash for Your Furniture.
All kinds OF household sntique or Once:
Call Main 9215 L. WEISGARTES. 4le
10Th NV l6e
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REAUTlFN YOUR HOME
grounds, atNUINE NORWAY MAehEs
Y 80 10 a., xspo EACH. The most beau,
titul shade tree thai etows
ANN ARuuR NURSERY,
Lin ausA,I, Benntpg, n, G.
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FORD EAR0 AtNs~---Revds ScaNn lsse tASS
rgast1ssliS new ttSes rsal eagSala, Sllo.
teed laartnS, taSH rlssiei 500, ForA TVNr-
tng, late losA With eal'tNae tArSsS, $tiA AMI
ta'Nr{sAl Auta EeH,psNv lASs " As,
Epkn RoAnSTKR with ''psk-Gp" teysv,
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

GET OFT OF THE RrT~-NAKE MONEY
Learn costume designing dsessu.aking mil
lnery: professional aud home courses; start
now, very low rates, Free exhibition,
movies ard lecture TUESDAY evening AT z 80.
LIVINGSTONE ACADEMY. i5i7 X. /. ave
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Free registration Washington Employment
Exch ange: no charge unless PLACED. Operated
for the public by the Washington School Tor
Secretaries NJ 24S0. Room 2l3 Transpor'
tation Bldg. 18th and Fl.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
(COntinuph.)

GAS RANGES, new and slightly used all
sizes: less than half price. Why pay more?
Every range guaranteed. j. w. Willi3ms.
600 9th ct. NV Main 29SS. 14s
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Agfas HAN IEUIJ44ebt- with E3std BG
kfsAs aEa f.fFa ks-4Hsa3sts44'e ~ fa}i Dfi tFaGs
= fGIsss fux ~ Il staf rit5ce ~
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BCICKS-we have some OF the finest used
cars that can be purchased: a small down
payment and balance monthly, These cars
have been thoroughly reconditioned and are
guaranteed to give satisfactory service. Fred
n Windridge Rosslyn. Va. Ciaren9on 1880.
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SEVERAL thoroughly expert
enced saleswomen for shoe De-
partment. Apply at once EN-
pIoyment Bureau. fourth floor.
GOLDENBERG'S,
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FNtNh i<tlsktNNs, t2@dhv..tsNeettessS aNsNaAss
aaSA Nnt eAathttSsAs RSay s.StrAss $iSA; $AA
ash, 81 weeSs MasGaa. ilHS VI ave
tTARn tAeH eNapA3 all new ttpea RsaxStel
SN1& MA5sy SSsgAsS pyaetiSaAS Eesast. EsS
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FURETTURE-I Day more money for vo1r
househoId goods aud Office furniture. 63J
Ia ave- " 6h2n. Adams 1103 after B pm.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

S07FTuEPN REOTUFRS Fmnl0vmnnt Sery
SOoA oAf,rnN nhu hg r;,mto I'M Eann;inrai cn,,r
selor 1888 i 81. NV: Matn sd7l.
81 ENOG.. typists. bookkprs.. clerical help
etc Free registry. Main 233S. 1888 G st. NV
Boyd Employment Service.
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Cash Paid for Diamonds,
Old gold. silver. platinum and antique
ieweiry. LOUIS ABRAHAMs III G n.w:
+ ANYTHING TO SELL!
Phone Main 1899 or Main 9539.
WESCHLER'S. 920 PA. AVE. NV.
Household effects. merchandise. stocks.
automobiles etc. ThirtYseven Years serving
the Washington public.
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.
To prepare for the Spring examinations.
begin right now. Special preparation for
clerk promotion exams: file clerk. statistical
clerk, editorial clerk. Patent Office mcssGn-
ger. observer Weather Bureau. THE CIVIL
SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL. s.e.
cor. 18th and F NV. Phone FIR. 20S0.
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FOR FARM AND GARDEN.

sWNDE 'fREES large and sn,an, mapies,
iln,iens. ehas, ssh, OAKS, hekeSss, NerwN
Ntfi Nursery, between Falls Chpr,'a aud
hradeNn nj Lester T., Athey, Alexandria,
Va, II, Y, u. No 4, -. Ia
caht,axa plants. fruit tfeea ani ali .sols aal
tplFle tnents ustst cu tAgW.
N ERANk RUPERT
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FoRn IRoAINsygRP lass m1>sals Al Sert.,,
Erlaogls Mnlee an, 9 =. u. ave. NV.
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FURNITURE and other nnerchandlss wanted:
spot cash. Virginia storage Co.. Is Eye 81
n a. Franklin 1000-J mal0
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WAAIErJ~~~BE& 10 LEARN EARHEEtkG,
marching, permanent waving demand and
pay IL big and increasing daily; write for
catsloPue. MOiEH COLLEGE. I3D H. 2bfd
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CHEVROLET COUPE. Al condition: slight-
~ used: low mileage; disc wheels. balloon
tires and several extras. party taking Cd
lust the unpaid notes. 1855: l2 months 20
pay. Trade your car in. PeCks G2.age.
3i.l l4th II. NV Always open
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SALE-AUTOMOBnES.

BUICK AG EN6Y now located at 18th Z You.
Come in and see the new Buick. also the
Gold Seal used Bucks. they carry sams
guaranty az brand-new Bucks. See these
Buick four.passcnger standard coupe S775.
Buick two-passenger master roadster. $500.
Buick fve-passepRer standard sedan. $500.
Buick seven passenger master sedan. 81 .O50.
Buick 1928 5-Dass. broughau1- sedan. ASK
for II 6 Gaddess
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BUICK MASTER. SPORT COCPE-Convert-
ed 10 a roadster. rumble seat. fully equip
ped late 1927: miIaze less than 1000
originally cost over $4,000. Take snail
coupe in trade: terms to responsible party:
ST 500 100 Fla. ave. ne.
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FSlRn CS,pRE lNeN n,eEA. xveS e<ValslSn
eSeFv sAtfA, lS,k MAeyl banspers, xgSsdN,nt-
ster; saSgtaes, StfA> lFtA 1Ssa n.w,, Az! I,
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Excellent condition: rev Duco finish: S475:
terms. Phone Franklin 6540 for demonstra-
tinn oE ,ilIh II
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CHEyRoLET-wln take your Chevrolet as
part payment on either new Or used
Buick. Buick Agency. 18th and You s;s.
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YOUNG LADY TO take full
charge Of intricate stock system,
one thoroughly experienced in
keeping statistical records; not
necessarily "A bookkeeper. Ap-
ply in own handwriting. BE
sure to give age. State previous
experience, reference and salary
expected in first reply. Address
Box 62~D, Star Office.
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PTANOs-Tprights players and gTanda:
highest cash prices paid. Phone Line. eO2l.
Poole Piano Co. 6i5 Penna. ave. So.
WAETED-To purchase copy of book en-
Brown .Melouey. Room 7l6. Carlton Hotel.
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reason. too. Tommy, in the morning
round against Bourne. was no more the
mar h had won his match the day
before than l was. He played carelessly,
indifferently. His game didn't go utterly
to pieces, as I'd seen 1T do, and we'd all,
all of us who knew the truth, had been
afraid 1t would. But he turned for home
three down, and dropped another hole on
the way in: he stood four dow on the
first eighteen holes. And l wouldn't have
given ten cents for his chance to wipe
out that appalling lead in the afternoon.
If | ever saw a beaten man 1t was Tommy
as he went in and sullenly said he want
ed M lunch.
Bill Graham and Jim Hazlitt came
hunting for me about one o'clock, and
dragged me away from my own lunch.
Look here-something's got to be
done,' said Bill. You know what's the
matter with Tommy, don't you-some
boy and girl row he and Boots chose to
pick yesterday, Of all days, TO bring off -
I'm afraid it's more than that, Bill
l said.
We'll. I don't care what it is-Boots
has got to take a tumble to herself and
fix him upl She can. Gosh-do you
think 1 want my daughter to do us out
Of our first amateur championships"
ITO say nothing said Jim, softly, "of
a few dollars in bets-just a few"
What can you do2" ! asked.
%"Nothingl" said Bill. explosively. i've
tried. damitl But you can. Talk to
Boots. You know her better than 1 do.
anyway.
Nice idea. that wasl But they made
me do it. in the end. I found her, and
l talked to her. All things considered,
/ think I was eloquent.
Look herei" l wound up. ION your
own showing he was just sillyl Can't
you go to him, and say you're sorry. too,
and-oh, you knowl It's all he needs -
II won'tl' she said. Tiff he can't
win unless I do that l hope he losesl II
he's like that-he is yellow. the way they
used to say he wasi If he isn't big
enough to stand on his own feet and do
his own stuff l don't want ever to see
him againl I'll tell him that. If you
likel'
"Oh. Lord" I said. "Elizabeth-here-
you little IDIOT"
But she'd gone. She meant it. 1 fol-
lowed her through the crowd, but 1t was
hard going. n / saw her spot Tommy
and fight her way toward aim. And ]
saw him Just as he saw her, and the way
his face lighted up at the sight Of her
and knowing what he was going to get
we'll, II I've ever been sorrier for any one
than I was for Tommy Martin that min
ute. / don't remember 1T.
l didn't hear what she said. I didn't
need to. / could see his face; / could
actually see that climax Of their warfare
They seemed fairly to spit at one an
other, like a pair Of battling tomcats;
modern youth fights without gloves. And
I saw Tommy turn, after a minute. and
go of, launching shoulders, shaking
with rage, and Elizabeth standing still
looking after him, two bright red spots
In her cheeks. / left her alone.
l crowded up to the van Of the gallery
/ wanted to be near Tommy. I had an
Idea l was about the only real friend be
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had there that day. and that he needed
one pretty badly. And / could see, as he
stood on the first tee, waiting for Bourne
TO drive, how he was fighting to control
himself. I didn't nov what she'd said
to him, but could guess.
Bourne drove-a nice long ball. Then
Tommy stood up. He checked on his
downward swing; e back again: sent
of a beautiful ball, then, with Just the
least bit OF hook. But something hap
pened; some Grant gust OF wind. high
In the air, DETECTED 1t; I groaned as 1
saw 1t drop In the rough-in as mean q
spot as that mean course held.
I saw the way he caught his breath, in
a choking sob Of fury; the swift. instinc-
tive movement OF his club, as II he meant
to dash its head down on the tee. Then
he caught himself. grinned; went on,
head up. Bourne was away; he played
his second shot, a full brassie to the
green, before Tommy knew. even. exactly
where his ball lay. Bourne's second was
just off the green, hole high-he had a
safe four. And Tommy was in long. wiry
grass. His caddy held out a spade
mashie-hesitated. indeed. at a niblick.
But Tommy studied ball and lie: shook
his head.
"Brassie. Sgd" he said.
There was a gasp from the crowd. He
had one chance In a million with the
wood. But he took It, You never saw
such a shot. A hundred and ninety
yards II IL went one-dead to the pin,
on the edge Of the green. Bourne was
away. The mighty shot, the shot of a
genius, must have confused him; his
putt was a poor thing. trickling off to
the left. n leaving him a twenty foot
er. uphill, for his four. But a our
wouldn't have saved him: Tommy got
his three-and was three dow instead of
the five that had seemed certain a min
ute before.
L held my breath. I didn't even cheer.
! was afraid to. One. swallow doesn't
make a summer Sheer rage. total in
difference. might have accounted for that
incredible brassie. But-they didn't
Tommy had won his battle, both his bat
ties, in that stark moment on the first
tee when he hadn't smashed his driver.
He squared the match or the twenty
third green; turned for home one up;
sank the putt that made him champion
on the thirty-second. He had had no
luck; indeed. his greatest shots were out
Of trouble; be had lacked his usual pre-
cision.
/ didn't know where Elizabeth was in
the crowd; 1t was hopeless to spot any
one. I'd nave lived to turn out the
state militia to give Tommy a chance to
find her alone. But 1t couldn't be done.
And. as long as 1t couldn't, I'm glad 1
saw their meeting. He came face to face
with her near the caddy house. They
stared at one another for a second.
Hello, Bootsl' he said.
Hello, Tommy" she said. She held
out her hand, "Well-you did it'll"
Like fun didl" he said, and grinned.
YOU"
She blushed scarlet.
IF you ever say anything about that
again.
"All right. Letting me drive you
homer"
"I1l say l ami"
They seemed to know what it all
meant. 1t was like reading some ones
letters to see their faces. So l went to
find Bill and Katharine. Bill was asked
to the wedding. by the way. So was L.
But you see what l mean about the
younger generation? Myself when
young
Copyright: 1927: BY VIM. Almon Wolff
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-03-09
SEEDS, PLANTS AND BULBS

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clover seed, Common White, Grundy County,
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MOODY'S Hatchery specializes in Barred
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GOLF MEDAL Mammoth Bronze turkeys, won
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treasurer. There will be reports from
the treasurer and from the chairmen of
the following committees: Mrs. Gertrude
Strong, social service; Mrs. Mary
Staugh, program, and Miss Peggy Dor
raugh, recreation. This will bring to
q close the regular club activities Of the
Tuesday Club group.
The Amicitia Club will give a dinner
dance on Saturday, June l6, for its
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lunch Tuesday to the employees of the
Price Wilhoote factory.
The K. E. Y. Club is meeting during
the hot weather at the recreation hut,
Twentieth and B streets, instead of at
Seventeenth and X. On Tuesday eve
ming they will meet at 6:i5 for a picnic
supper and for tennis on the excellent
courts there.
The Thursday Club will meet at
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members and their friends. Dinner will
be served in the fourth floor dining
om and dancing will follow on the
roof. The following committee Is in
charge: Mrs. Gertrude Strong, Miss
Mary Duvall, Miss Martha Wright and
Mrs. Violet Frazier.
Industrial Department.
The industrial committee will serve