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Evening star., 1928-05-12
THE EVENING STORY

Glenna for keeping her reputation
But how to keep 1t on 81 per? That
was the question that haunted her
nights and stalked before her daily
tasks. And then quite gradually-qute,
quite gradually-she learned ways and
means.
Charlie had weaknesses He detested
hothering with the monthly bills, end
after the first few months of their
married life Glenna discovered that he
never looked at statements. He simply
asked her to total them and gave her
money to cover the total. 1t was this
lack of Charles supervision Of monthly
bills that gave Glenna her chance.
When the gas bill was SO she told
Charlie that 1t was 81. Light bills, too.
offered opportunities and Christmas
was harvest. She chose a Sc gift for
his mother and when he gave her So
with which to pay for 1t she hurried TO
the department store and purchased 1t
for So. The SO added to a half dollar
here. a dollar there. all cleaned from
carefully selected list of gifts. accom-
pliShed the possession of a turkey and
delicacies unheard of on $7-a-Week
menus. There we're guests and Charlie
leaned back in his chair at the end of
the feast and said: Amt this some
on 81 perl"
But there came a Tuesday morning
when Charlie was not at the breakfast
table to count out his weekly stipend
lie had Waged long. hard-fought battle
with pneumonia and had lost. Glenna
torgave him many shortcomings when
she banked his insurance money
Three thousand dollars! But even with
more money than she had ever dreamed
OF possessing Glenna realized that
$4,000 can melt with the rapidity of
snow on a south slope She gave up
the lease on the dark. crowded apart
ment. sold the furniture and took a
room In hotel that was the second
and third floors Of an automobile sales
room. and enrolled in business college.
NO more chocolate dipping for Glenna!
In due course Of time Glenna finished
her training and obtained a position as
bookkeeper for a motor company. For
three wears she worked there. but she
did not live In the hotel above the
salesroom more than eight months.
Her next abode was in one with a lobby
on the first floor. A year later she
moved again, this time to a hotel which
not only boasted a lobby but of a sun
room and writing room and a ban
cuet room
And then one morning Glenna who
had lived so obScurely, was suddenly In
the limelight. She was the protaeonist
IN news story on the front page of
the morning papers and there was a
picture of her weeping in the matron's
quarters OF the Jail. All over the city
men drank coffee and read of the skill
ftll cunning Of Glenna. Never had fig
ures been so successfully iuggled as
thev had been by Glenna on the books
OF the Super Eight Motor Co.
IN Glenna's old neighborhood where
she had lived with Charlie women
piled unwaShed breakfast dishes in
greasy sinks and gathered in faded
BUNGALOW aprons. The sun, pelting It's
hardest on the cement court of the
apartment house. failed to Iang1lish
tnnlr interest in fallen sister.
Kin YOU beat it7" they said. "and
ner such hnmebody too-jest cookin'
tar Charles mostly what her life's bin
Wnere do you 'Spose she learnt to
cheat?" "
THE END.
tCopyrizht. 1881
Evening star., 1928-05-12

When an hour later Gerane emerged
from her room in response to Star
courts call, her gaze went at once to
the far end of the room. She seemed
not to notice the small group of OFF,
GERS gathered near the fireplace. A
long sigh escaped her lips. The three
bodies had been spirited away.
For moment there vas silence. The
room was bright, all the windows and
doors having been opened or ShiraZs
orders Every eye was riveted upon The
face Of this lovely girl who stood before
them, pale. erect and strangely SELF
composed No one looked at the other
woman. whose tall figure was clo'hed
in a heavy fur coat and who carl.e1
a carefully wrapped bundle in eac.l
hand.
Starcourt stepped to Gerane's side:
THE future Countess Maris-StaF-
court, gentlemen he said. Miss GeY21e
Davos. This, Gerare, Is Col Shiraz n
command Of our troops
"She addressed herself at once -
Shiraz. Indicating the portrait OF her
mother, she said:
Il have only one favor TO ask. Please
spare that picture. II Is the portrait
OF my mother. She never wronged the
crown. 1 should ike to keep it, SIR.
/ ask for nothing else"
Without so much as glance at the
saddlebags containing the costly relies
Of the first duke ana her mothsES
jewels. She went on, turning to ner
lover:
Il am ready now. Col starcourt. to
do whatever you command"
Col Shiraz is in charge. Cerare.
He is providing Us With special
escort"
cs1o;rn, 90 bie o,-.,, ovoozo,,co,,t L,o--.ad
low and with his hand on his heart,
assured her that it afforded him the
greatest pleasure 10 step aside and leave
her in charge Of Col. Starcourt, whose
prior claim he vas happy TO ac-
knowledge.
"And this portrait of your mother.
Miss DavoS--I myself shall be personally
responsible for its safe delivery % ycu.
He thought twice and did not as;
where it was TO be deliavered.
Tears came to he- eyes when she saw
black Selim. saddled and waiting for ncT
at the roadside. but she said nothing
He Whinried when she put her cheek
TO his nuzzle. Then her somber eyes
ranged the valley and the lofty peaks
So 1t was that she bade them a mute
farewell. There vas not q dead body
in sight. Only soldiers. soldiers.
soldiers!
She was at Starcourt's side as they
rode of toward the gap. Behind them
came Matilde, whose lean, tired iace
had become strangely young and whose
eyes shone with something that had not
been in them for more than a score OF
years. Ahead were prancing dragons
and in their wake came others. ha.f
hundred picked men in charge Of Capt.
Abode. Far TO the rear was C rideriess
horse laden with Gags and bundles, the
honest fortune Of Joniier's daughter
There was but one stolen article in that
little cavalcade and it was worn by an
officer Of the Dukes DragoonS-a sable
coat.
Leaning close to her. he pointed
Over there. Gerane. is where Julius
Broadaxe fell / saw him. Jan MeIby.
too. Matthew and Joseph, your cousins
they are dead. I saw scores OF
/ them Oh, am sorry, dear
Then, they are all gone" she nur-
INJURED. Il anl-alone! There Is not
one of my people left, Gavan-not one"
He reached out and took her hand IN
/ his.
You are one OF my people nov.
/ Gerane," he said solemnly.
Continued IN Tcmorrov's starr
Evening star., 1928-05-12
BIG TOBACCO FIRMS
TO EFFECT COMBINE
Union Company President Reveals
Plans for Early Consideration
of Twelve Companies.
By the Associated Press


NEW YORK. May l2.-Georgs =.
Whelan. president of the Uni9n ToSace
Co, revealed yesterday on the eve Of h.s
departure for Europe that new com.
pany was being formed TO consolidate
about II companies in which he and his
associates were interested. Plans Wers
IN the preliminary stage. he said. an-
were being prepared by the company :
law firm
Mr.. Whelan, who also is president q.
Tobacco Products Corporation, said # u
was good for the individual 70 have d.
verSified investments Il must also BE-
good for a corporation.
The new company Will be e5le 20 get
the most expert men in their line tc
manage it," he added We feel CON-
panieS we are interested in are generally
better than most companies in the sans
industries, and while we look for gOoG
business for long time, the companies
are prepared financially 20 meet any
condition that may arise within the
next few years"
The committee, headed by Thomas +.
Ryan. which was appointed last Feoru-
AIRY TO work out plan for dissolution ~
Tobacco Products Corporation Is e&-
pected 10 be able to make a report about
July /. Mr.. Whelan said. Their deh5e:-
ationS were confidential, hs said. ani
he was unable TO comment On the prob
able plan TO be devised,
Evening star., 1928-05-12
Education of Glenna.

uC EVEN dollars. They'll have to
last till next Tuesday, Glenna." !"
Every Tuesday morning for
~ six years Charlie George mad
performed this mercenary duty
punctually at the second-cup-
stage of his breakfast. He counted
them out---seven of th1m-some dull,
some shiny. according to the length OF
their functioning period, and when he
finished he sat back triumphantly as
though he expected praise for his un-
usual generosity.
The first time Charlie had performed
this rite Glenna had asked timidly,
What am / 'sposed to do with it?'
Buy the victuals," was Charles brief
explanation.
And so that first week she had bought
the victuals. but she had also sent out
the laundry. When she asked Charlie
to leave So to pay for it he said: Didn't
l gev you ST? Eff you can't buy victuals
and hire laundry both, then you'll have
to cut out the laundry"
She remembered very distinctly that
the discrimination was made In favor
of Charles comfort. But Glenna held
no erudges She had dipped chocolates
In a candy factory before she married
Charlie. She had dipped chocolates,
but Charlie was the only man In
Glennas life who had ever sent her
any of them in box tied with rib
bons. So after all any little frivolity
that had ever floated across Glcnna IS
path OF girlhood bounded by alarm
clocks and too many brothers and sis
ters. and hair that was too scant. a
nose that was too fiat, she owed to
Charlie And so uncomplainingly on
81 a week she kept the pantry stocked.
But II was more than the pantry
that she kept in supplies She discov-
cred that stamps, stationery. shoelaces.
flower seeds, brooms and washing pow
ders had to be squeezed in some mirac-
ulous way from those seven, fat un-
stretchable dollars. AS the thermome-
ter descended and the price of eggs as
cended from 30 to so cents dozen.
Charles appetite increased But 1t had
to. be gratif1ed. Charles appetite had
some strange connection with his con-
duct. Glenna soon learned that no
sacrifice was too great II 1t resulted in
a stabilization of Charles conduct.
But. above all. she coveted his praise.
He never told her that she was pretty,
that the dessert was good, or that he
loved her. but he did say to his friends.
"Glenna's good manager Feeds us
on 81 per" And who can blame
Evening star., 1928-05-12
ADAM a wgscHLEa sos. AaesseHeers
g'gs eYggfe SALE ~ UhlMpt0YFD FtAt.
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sfF 1AiS3es Seller fs "a s4gHyFy = eaBsja fH}s
u ss* ytpls ftea ~ j}Dils dteisNitfg t8gnt
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Evening star., 1928-05-12
TH0s. ". OBRIEN. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT or
Columbia holding PrDbate Court, Nj.
365l1, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is a. give M.
tIce that the subssriber OF the District OF
Columbia has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District Of Columbia letters
testanleniary on the estatn of LYDIA Eliza
beth fiIl. late of the District Of Columbia.
deceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated to the snbefriber an or before
the 3rd day Of May. AD. 1920: otherRise
they may by law be excluded from all h@ne.
Ills ' 3rd Tf'' day Nav Nav" oss nsr NIX RoER Gi
o'DoNNEfI., westory Bidg..- Wash, d G.
,tSeai,l Attest: THFDDORE CoGsWEtL.
Register of wills for the District OF Colum.
hin, clerh of the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1928-05-12
ESOCH A. CHASE, Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
Columbia Holding Probate GOurt.---Eo.
37IBS, Administration. This ts 10 give no.
lles that Ire aubHcritIera 0f the State Of
Virginia and the District of Columbia re-.
spectiFfly have obtained from The Probate
Court Of The District Of Columbia letters
testapenihTy on the estate nf soTen Listoe.
All Der4oBs having ciaimE against the de.
ceased arc hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same, with ths vouchers thereof. legally All.
thentcated 10 the stIbscrjbers on or be.
fore the 20th day Of March. AID lD2D
faa s bens2 n nay sad ps estate Given nrr
our hands THE goth dav of April fpoH
ALEXANDER EUGENE JOHNsQk LIsTOE,
IfsToE. i7@4 coreornn - washingion' u.
e. fseali fttesi: VICTOR =. MERsCH,
coiuHba Clerk of the Probate Court
Evening star., 1928-05-12
RAYMOND n. DIckEY. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE, DISTRICT OF
Columbia holding Probate Court. No.
37@Ba. Administration. This In 20 give no.
ticc that the subscriber of the District uf
Columbia has ATTAINED from the Probate
Court of the District of Columbia letters
iestanlentary on the estate OF Louisa Dora
Weigel, late OF the District of Columbia.
daceased' All persons having claims against
the decreased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated. To the subscriber ON or before
the End day OF May An 1899 otherwise
they may. hy law be excluded from all hene.
~ Of .aid estate. Given under. my .haild
BONLNL lt4I Harvard u. Il W. Seal.l Az
test: THEODORE c0GswEI.t.. Register of
wills for the District of Columbia. Clerk OF
the pfnhnta Court mNl9 Ia ~
Evening star., 1928-05-12
IONA GALE QUITS BOARD.
Authoress Says Guild Post Is I'M
practical Away From New York.

PORTAGE Wis. MEy - t4pp Miss
Zona Gale. authoreSS, resigned from tl.c
board OF eClitorS of the Literary GUlsS
several weeks Sgo. she said yesterday
Announcement of her resignation. she
said. had not been Ior;hcomlDs fOTa
the New York odlce ot the monthly
book-Supplying organization.
Miss Gale, a member ~ the UaNcg-
Sity of Wisconsin, beard Of regents. S,l3
her retirement fEusN ths gl,lla NosC&
Was based solely on the fact that ut
iSGt practical 10 b an editor a. this
distance from New YogE." she 6enie3
that recent selections oi the monthly
books by the suild, one NJ wlCch has
been banned IN Boston, hSa i0glGeoced
her 60 resign
Evening star., 1928-05-12
HAMILTON & HAMILTON. Attorneys.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate Court No
372si, ADMINISTRATION is 10 give no,
ilce that the subscriber al the District Of
Court Of the District of Columbia. letters
serfameutarv Oh the estate of Martha w.
Goddard. late OF the District OF Columbia.
d"ceastsi All persnns having claims against
the decreased are hereby warned TO exhibit
the same with the vouchers therof legally
authenticated to abe suhscriier on or before
the 18th tfay Of Aprii A. 1929: otherwise
they NAV by law he excluded from all ben:
this 24th day OF AnrsI 1923 uNION
TRUST COMPANY. GEORGE f. FLEMING,
Vice President. fS6ail Attest. VICTOR
8. MERsCH Deputy Register Of Wills for
thA District OF Columbia. Clerk Of the Pro-
bate Court ap2a .my5 IL
Evening star., 1928-05-12
Legal. NOTICES.
REEVES r. STRICKLAND. aaO Woodward
building, Attorney for Receivers.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
trct of Columbia, Holding an Equity
Court In re application for = receivsr for
No pne asaSaorer ss S"S Of PaSiSai"n SaS.
sideration OF the petition herein filed on the
2nd day of Nav 1923. PRAYING among other
The lsi2 Club, a corporation organized, and
existing under the laws of the District ol Co.
mmbia, becnuse of threatened litSation and
to settle the equities between claimants OF
and for the property and assets of the cor
noration. and for other PURPOSES; IL T. by
this court Gn this 3nd day of May. l02S;
TGSs All pTrsnn h. o n 7n @
fora the 18th dav of June. 1928 and show
cause. IL any they have, Why the affairs of
said corporation should not be settled ~ ', ac,
petition; provided a conv OF this order be
published IN Tho EVENING star n .ncwspaner
OF general circulation, and In the Washington
weeks; the FIRST insertion 20 he not less than
one month before thc day herein fixed for
fh@wTS ce41s URncn e aGrs1"d g the 'Gr ,rTc
enpr ri ''T Test S"A FRANK r. cUNNlNGHAM
Clerk. q, MAUD A. ROGERS, Asst. Clerk
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR >,ikNNE
The Trust Real Estate Of thc ChesaneaSe and
with James NJ Munro and Arthur Peter
Trustees No, 4aSS Eunity ;--Or'irred. tniS ,,S
account of the auditor filed this day IN the
above entitled cause. I've ratified and con
frmcd unless cause 20 the contrary he
Provided a ccrv Of this order he inserted ~
ONE newspaper published IN Anne Arundel
County once in each Of three sl"'ess,Ne N,
weeks before the lat day ot June ,>h neNt'
inctnn y G. for the samc rcrioi FRANK
FRANK s REvEI.L. Clorli. my'i%.12
Evening star., 1928-05-12
ALFRED l.. ,GEIGER. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. holding Probate Court No.
3u67D administration. This ~ TO gtye no.
tice that the stihscribers OF the Distrtct of
speetiyeiy. have obtained from the Probate
Court OF the District of Columbia letters
testamentaFy on the estate of Lilly II. Jen-
ceased All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated. to the subscribers on or he.
fore ihe sth day of Deeenlber. A.D. l0.s /;
ootherwi,e they. may by law he excluded
our hands this 7th day -ot May. la.s.
THEODORE GOLDEN Mcsiory Bldg.
Ferris. ". Va iSeaIl Attest: THEODORE
COGsWELI. Register Of villa for the Dis
irirt Of Columbia. Clerk Of the. Prohate
Court myto iIbaR
Evening star., 1928-05-12
Tuos j OWEN & SON. AucTIoNEERS.
1875 EYE ST. NV.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE THRf;L. TIL ~:
STORY BRICK BLu.DiNG; slr1A11yy = z
NORTHEAST CORNER NEM 9EE9lE1
AVENUE AND OLE STREET.. BEI ~
PREMISES NOS z05-4nJ OIE SIkEEI
AND 1901 NEW JERSEY AVENUE
py v5rtaa @f 4 certain deed of trlast duly
recorded In I.Iber No 5toT folio ~ e. 80.
AZ the land records Of the District OF toiun.
ha and VI the seafIest of the party secured
tnerehy thR undersigned trIIsteeS VIII sell ~
FRTDAY. THE ELEVENTH DAY or MAY.
ID 1925 AT THREE O'CLOCK + M the
following -aescrfbed land and premis.-s sat
nate in the District of Columbia ard uesig-
rated a. and being 81 Of lot and the south
one foot ssx inches front on New jersey
avenue by the fun depth OF lot three in John
Niiler's subdivision OF square east oI sonafss
ia the Office Of the surveyor for the DisiTlft
of Columbia in Libey H. d, C.. al folio o.. !.
Terms. sold subject TO prior deco OF
trus. for So 500 further particulars OF
which wiM be announced at time OF sale
the Yl4srchaee price above said trust 20 lie
pai6 IN cash dep0sit OF $500 required.
COnyeysscsng recording. etc, at DuFc1 aser =
cost Terms 70 be complied with wtthin
tflirfy days. otherwise 6epcsit forfeited and
the discretion Of the trustees.
CLIFFORD A BORDEN
CHARLES 5 ALlA
fwTHY ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
nnsll TUESDAY THE TwENTYeSEC0ND
DAY or MAY. A.D. 1898. SAME TINE and
By ORDER or TEE TRUSTEES.
Evening star., 1928-05-12
CHAPIN d. BAIIMAN, H. A. ScHWEIN.
HAUT. Attorneys.
1910 Vermont Ave,

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia Holding Probate Court.-Estate
OF Henry Mathews Deceased. No, 37203.
Administration Docket Ne 2.--Application bav-
ing been made herein for probate OF the last
viii and Testament oi said deceased, OF. said
estate hy Lucy NJ Jnsaun II is ordered this
27tk day of .ADriI AID 1928 that Jeannctte
Moultrie and al Others concerned. appear In
said court on Monday. the 4th day OF june.
A ID 1923 at 10 o'clock am. to show cause
why such application should not he granted
Let notice hereof be published in the Wnsh.
inRton Law Reporter and The Evening star
once in each OF three successive weeks before
the return day heren mentioned, the fret
publications 10 I've not less than thirty days
fseai Attest: THEODORE COGsWELL.
Register IL Willis for the District of Coium.
bia Clerk Of the Probate Court
Evening star., 1928-05-12
JULIAN c..HAMMACK. ATTORNEY.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate Court Mo
tiee that the suhscr}ber Of the District N
Columbia has obtained from the Probate
administration on the estate Of John NJ.
Meredith late nj the District Of Columbia,
deceaaed Aif HersDps having claims against
the deerasei are hereby warned 10 exhibit
the same with the vouchers therof. legally
10 the sulteeriber, ou or he.
fore the Goth dsY Of April A p. 1929. other.
wise they NAV hy law he excluded from MI
benefit ~ said estate Given nnAer my hand
this 9Hfb dav ~ Anrii. 1928. JOHN W
HSRDEIJ. 92"g Cathedral ave. NV, Seal.l
Atb-st. THFOD0RE COGsWELL. Reetster
~ wills fnr tho District Of colnrnbia. rl@rg
.,f thn T1.et.aic cntrrf anoR nfYG L.
Evening star., 1928-05-12
ROGER J. wmTEFORD q ssaLTER NJ.
BAsFIAA. Attorneys.

sIJPREME C0iTBT or THE DIsTRJCT OF
:, Columbia Holding Probate Court Mo
37357, Administration .-FTIis 10 10 give no:
lice that the snhser1b"r. Of The District oi
Columbia has obi aimed frDm the Probate
Court ~ the District Of Columbia letters of
administration on the estate Of Martha q.
Deysfn late of ihs District Of Columbia. de-
~ ased All persons having claims against
The .leceased are hereby warned To- exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated 10 the subscFiber. on or he.
fore the 30fb day % Aprii A -. tn2g: oiber.
wise tbey mas by law he excluded from all
~. tsn@ft yo q sald estate Sl.en i'ldsr 9y v hand
cox Jr aaSS I4th ~ NV fseal.l Al.
test. THEODORE COGgwEt.L. Register of
wills for the u strict of Columbia flerk Of
the Probate Court nyS. 1919
Evening star., 1928-05-12
THEODORE GOLDEN & ALFRE1 l..
GEIGER. Attorneys.

SUPREME CorRT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia Holding Probate Court. t.~-No.
3gGi1, Admlnis,i ation. This is 10 give no.
tee that the subscriber. ot ths District of
Court of the District of Columbia. letters
testamcntary on the estate Of Henry James
ceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased arr. hereby. warned 10 exhibit
ibe same. with ihr. yourhfrs ,thecnf, legally
fore the aDth day Of March AD 1920
otherwise they may by law I've excluded from
ALL benefit of said estate. Given under my
hand this 2ard day of April. 1928. GRACE
GrNDRY NICHOLS The Kenesaw. 1000
18th at NV fscail Atteat: THEODORE
COGSWELL. Register of Wills for the Dis.
trict OF Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
rcur anG2 usyE .
Evening star., 1928-05-12
n. n. DoYLG. i, 4 rnUEE.- Al,orness. ,,.,''

SUPREME couRT OF THE ptsTRICT or
Columbia, holding Probate Court Mo
titr that The snbvcriher ot the District of
Columbia has nbtnincd from, the Probate
q administration on thee estate Of MARY
naninni the decreased are hereby warned tn
cxhlnit the, sana. with the vouchers ,heteot
leEhlly aathenll.ai"a To TIC suharf'l@r nn
othcrwieA they may 10y law he eSclutled from
plI benefit II said estate Given Under my
y, uARnIN u 7th n Sc tSaall Atlret
THEOnONE cOasWEitL Rrel.trr uf Wills
f0r The District ot Columbia Cierk ut the
i'ynhRtr Court mFl1 ih3n