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Deaths Reported.

to the Health Department in the past "a
hours:
william William = 3. sSs; cieves. 3D. l747 0" st. ''A's
Mary Huston, 75: 1902 I4th st. Sc
Joanna Lyon. 81. 1909 x st. Sc.
Margaret Cesar. 66, Garfield Hospital
Carrie B. Mcknight, 81, Chevy Chase
Annie A. Roach s3. Georgetown Hospital
Margaret T. Chambers, So, zoos Kalorama
James F. Woods. SO. 4so7 Illinois ave.
Matthias X. Bunde. Sc. Soldiers Home
Hospital
Nancy E. Gilous, "a. 227 12th st. s.w.
Evelyn Pfciser, 80. George Washington
Martha L. Dent IL. GEORGETOWN Hospital
Joseph De Vaughn, mos Chiidren's Hos
infant of julius and Mary Dorses. 10
"Sa;ss AmSs +sss5s;ER sSs sotp I'm st.
Bsnle Fobefson aaffs s. s. s. Elizabeths Hos
pital.
Mary E. starkes 54.. 43s Y st;
Collie II, williams. ST.. 1881 8th st:
Ada Washington. 33, Freedmens Hospital
William Lees, 81 Gsllnger Hospital
Rosa Price. 80, Gallinger Hospital.
Bessie Christian. 25. tuberculosis Hospital
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JAMES NJ. FOWLER, IS,
is CALLED BY DEATH
Retired Auditor of U, S. Patent
Office to Be Buried in Con-
gressional Cemetery.

James Marion Fowler, 85 years old
retired auditor of the United States
Patent Once, and a native of the Dis
trict of Columbia, died at his residence,
1912 Kenilworth avenue northeast. yes
terday. after an illness of four weeks
He retired from the Government serv-
ice about six years ago
MIR. Fowler was a member of the
Association of Oldest Inhabitants of the
District of Columbia and of the Daw-
son Lodge of Masons.
He is survived by two sons, James
Marion Fowler, jr.; of this city, and
Harry Fowler of Detroit; a daughter
Mrs. N. B. Naylor; five grandchildren
and foul great-grandchildr
Funeral services will be held in the
zurhorst funeral parlors sol East Cap
itol street, tomorrow morning at ii
o'clock 1nterment will be in Con-
gre5sional Cemetery.
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40.OOO.0O0 Colds a Year.

England has 100000 colds a year
according to prominent health officer
He places the annual loss through colds
at $l00,000,000 every IL months. His
estimate is based on the number of
people who have from one to IL colds
a year, and on the fact that the eff
cheney of these is reduced for at least
week, the usual length of time they
are Ill even though still able to work
to some extent.
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Almond Varieties.

Almonds are of two kinds-bitter and
sweet. The bitter almond is cultivated
to a limited extent in Mediterranean
countries, and the nuts are used in the
manufacture of fiavoring extracts and
of prussic acid. The sweet, or edible,
almond is grown on a commercial scale
in the south of Europe, In California
and in some other countries,
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
to the Health Department in the past "a
hours:
James les B. and Eleanor A. chlds, boy,
Demetrios and Euvtheke Cokinos, girl.
Thomas B. and Emily F., Hurdle, girl.
Guy and Ethel DeeS, girl.
Fred M. and Iolu B. Hoffman, girl
Chester l.. and Elinor e. Donnelly, boy.
George e. and Marion Carroll, boy
Daniel L. and Rosalie l.. Roche. girl
Richard w. and Delphine Pollen, girl.
Frank o. and Ella A. Brass, Girl.
Ralph J. and Ruby K. poquette, girl.
BENJAMIN and Celia Ashensky, girl.
Thomas and Nellie T. Jennings. girl.
Frank and Gertrude Madel, girl.
Eugene and Mary Logan, girl.
Thomas and Helen v. Hayes. girl.
Samuel and Marie A. Greenberg, girl.
Frank and Mary Seidel. girl.
Hammond snd Theress Rogers, boy:
Rector and Hattie Floyd, boy.
John w. and Catherine l.. Shugrue, boy.
John w. and Anna M. Phillips. boy.
Dionico and Alice j. Calobong. boy.
Ross l.. and Blanche Smith, boy.
Peter j. and Catherine Stathes, boy.
Samuel and Esther Schwartz. boy.
Leslie D. and Belle Belt, boy.
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Like plaYer-Piano.

So sensitive is the invention of a
powerful pneumatic apparatus de-
veloped in England that small child
can strike key and swing bell
clapper weighing 336 pounds or more
The device operates great carillons of
bells on the player-piano principle.
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SEN0RA De CESAR RITES.
Body Of Nicaraguan Ministers
Mother Placed in Vault.

Funeral services for Sonora Margue-
rita Chamorro de Cesar, who died in
Garfeld Hospital Monday, were con-
Quoted in st. Patrick's Catholic Church
today at II o'clock The body was
placed in vault In Mount Olivet Gem
etery pending removal to Nicaragua.
Sonora de Cesar was the mother of
Senor Dr. Alexandra Cesar. Minister of
nicaragua, and was the widow of a
prominent diplomat of Nicaragua.
She came to this city about six
months ago for medical treatment.
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CARDS of Cbanks.

ENNIS. JAMES z. We wish to express our
sircerc thanks to our many relatives and
friends for kindness. sympathy and beau
tiful floral tributes during the illness of
MRS JAMES E ENNIS AND ADOPTED
SON
MITCHELL. OSCAR LEIBER. We wish to
express our thanks end appreciation to
the clergy and to our many friends for
their kinoness. sympathy and beautiful
foral tributes extended tn us at the death
of our beloved rector. Rev. OSCAR
LE1BER MITCHELL. -
THE VESTRY AND PARISHIONERS OF
ST. MARY'S PARISH
WOODS. CAPT. JAMES r. We wish to ex-
press our sincere appreciation to our. many
friends for their kind expressions Of sym
death of our beloved husband and father
Capt. JAMES F. WOODS.
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brother. FRANK WOOD. Funeral Friday,
psfor nSHs%0f5 sss IT, 4th 10R s9 E?er s wC2S
L. N. LEAxE, sccy. ~ y N-' " IS
gn Alemoriam.
BROWN. SALLTE. tribute of love and de-
voted mother. MRS. sALLiE BROWN. who
left me so suddenly four years ago today
November IA. 1874.
When other things decay -,
Our love for you will always live
MR. AND MRS. OLIVER s. BROWN AND
BROWN. sALLIE. IN loving M msm,erz Of our our
parted this life four years ago today. No
vember IA, 1924.
We miss your help, your CHEEKY ways.
we miss you when we need friend.
On you we always could depend.
BRoWN. ANNIE NJ Brown -
CAMPBELL. CATHERINE NJ. In loving menl-
ory of my dear mother. CATHERINE NJ.
CAMPBELL. who left m, me eisht years sso
HER. DEVOTED son, JAMES D. CAMP
BELL.
CURRY. MAE L.. In sad but loving remem-
brance Of my dear sister, MAE l. CURRY,
who departed this life one year ago today,
November IA. 1927.
Today recalls the memory
q
And those who still remember her
Are those who loved her best ,,
HER DEVOTED SISTER. LOUISE DUN
father. JAMES T. FRAZIER. who departed
this life five years ago today November Ia
Today we turn back the pages
In the book of memory.
And the face Of a vanished loved one
IN u
" HIS WTFE AND CHILDREN.
GwINN. LAURA. In loving memory of our
dear mother, LAURA GWINN, who tel
ssslespp, three years ago today November
Ny heart and thought both wander
To the erave, not fer away.
Where YOU were laid. dear mother
LOVING DAUGHTER. KATIE BUMBY.
My life is lonesome,
My heart is filled with pain.
/ feel that will never know
LOVING 6aP5HS PpHuGHTER, ea4 Fl M HELENA WILSON.
JASPER. ANNA JANE. In sad but loving re-
I and grandmother. ANNA JANE JASPER,
day. November IA 1924.
HER evfa aggRhND, y NE; cHIIDREN AND II GRAND
CHILDREN.
MULLEN, LUvINIA GIBSON. In sad but
loving remembrance of my dear mother.
LUVINIA G. MULLEN, who departed this
life three years today, November IA, 1925.
I cannot forget you, dear mother,
While on earth I stay,
For God only knows my feeling,
But / pray We will meet some day.
YOUR DAUGHTER, MARIE GIBSON
NALLEY, THOMAS r. In sad but loving re-
membrance of our dear husband and
brother THOMAS r. NALLEY, who died
six years ago today, November IA, 1922.
How sad today our troubled hearts,
How dim our eyes with tears,
For death has robbed us of the one
We thought was ours for years.
HIS WIFE, KATIE, AND SISTER, JAMIE.
WEST. GLADYS. NJ. In sad but loving re;
membrance of our dear daughter and
mother, GLADYS NJ. WEST, who departed
this life three years ago today, November
IA, 1925.
The one We loved has gone to rest,
Her firm, true heart is still;
The hands that always gave US help
New lie in deaths cold chill.
How sad today our lonely hearts.
How dim our eyes with tears.
For death has robbed US of the one
We thought was ours for years.
DEVOTED PARENTS. GEORGE AND BER-
TIA ANDERSON; CHILDREN, SAM
AND MARJORIE.
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FOREIGN.
EORGA0Ns
q an, Greenwich time, tn
ARGENTINA DATA

For the week ending November 70. 1928.
Caeinpnrature-Precipit
Cur. Depar. Cur. Depar.
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RANDOLPH MABEL R. Departed this life
TUESDAY November 13. 1928. at Freed
mems Hospital, Miss MABEL r. RAM
DOLPH, loving daughter Of Mrs. Rose B.
Randolph of Ashland, Va. Interment
Ashland Va.
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REED, ELIZABETH. On Wednesday. No
xember a. 1923: il her eighty-sixth year,
the w w Chambers funeral home, l4th
and Chaplin sts. NV. 1nterment sun
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ROBERTS. EpWARD. oficers and nel

ROBERTS. EDWARD. Offcers and members
OF Columbia Lodge, No. 95. are hereby noti-
fed of the death OF Brother EDWARD
ROBERTS. and tina: session of sorrow will
be held, at Columbia Lodge Elk3 Home
neral from First Baptist Church. ,o7th and
Dumbarton ave NV. Thursday. November
Is, at l pm. Members of Morning star
Lodse, No 40; Forest Temple, No; g., and
Columbia Temple. No. 422. are invited
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. Monday. evening between Veterans Bureau
and 10th and r. !. ave. ne. Reward. L. A.
Findlay. 9i4 Evarts ne. North 1857
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RIGGS, CHARLES WARREN. Departed this
life Saturday. November II, 1928, CHARLES
WARREN RIGGS, beloved brother OF Lizzie
Howard and Sadie Beyers, Re , also leaves yes
neral Thursday. November 10. at / pm,
from the w. Ernest Jarvis Co, West End
funeral parlors. 28th and Dumbarton ave.
n " Rev C. G. Williams of1Ciating.
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GERMAN POLICE, JACK: Saturday. N.
Capitol ST. and Mass ave Liberal reward
Call Franklin 4i2O, or 4i2 NJ 81 a " is
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DRathE.

WOOD, FRANK. Departed this life Monday,
November i2. 1928, at 2;05 pm, FRANK
WOOD. uncle of Emma; GeoSEe and Wal
at 1870 pm, from Walter r. Woods flu
neral parlors, 1884 4th st. NV. Relatives
and friends invited. is"
WOOD. FRANK. All members Of Thomas II.
Wright Lodge. No, 9607, c.. u. @. of o. r.,
are ordered to attend . special meeting
Thursday. November Is. 1928, at PM, in
pythian Temple. 18th and U SITS. NV. to
arrange for the funeral of our late
brother. FRANK WOOD. Funeral Friday.
November 16 from Walter Woods funeral
paror. 1894 4th st. NV. at I 30 pm. By
order OF NJ. j. KEY. N. G..
L. NJ LEAKE. Secy. Is
Evening star., 1928-11-14

COLLIE ESKIMO DOG white with tan ears
ana tan markings. male. in vicinity of iith
and Mass. ave-; Delaware County. Pa. license
Return to Animal Rescue Mission is
DOG. Great Dane. female, tan and white.
weight about ITS lbs; tag No 14494 Lib
eral reward w. G. Bergmann, 1401 Park
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GLASSES. she'll trimmed, in leather case
marked "Teunis, Optician, between iatS
and K and GEORGETOWN Reward. E. T..
Murphy. 1901 NV. Main 5683
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LOST.
dAiSEDhIE: III ALE female curly haired brown with
Finder call Lincoln 977l.
An AMETHYST E;1 RING. larse. .square-cnt seed
efsEii eis7sand 2ss 4sss Il Jeles vashrOOm Reward
e0siT2N eIi S0St, sutL sGi5 female named Patsy
CAT. large. black. male. Saturday night, stFl
and f5ncon Pa sax aye Sc; very tmid; IS reward.
COLLIE ESKIMO DOG: white with tan ears
and tan markings. male. in vicinity Of iith9
fna mnss nx.y aye to psaTaFsf ns. e corn sn
Return to Animal Rescue Mission. Isl
DOG: Great Dane, female, tan and white;
ave: ave. phone ors. Ca M s7I. Defsmahn' l'Ol Park
DOG. young white setter, orange marked
sss5ss ssss5sss oo Reward for return to w. w. Ross,
DooR@f party who found door to Chrysler
VIZ NJ Smith at g fs!p[e Eeaf rr c2m%urcate r pfo.
1872 You st, NV, they will be suitably
o4EREF North BY 4sss 81 lost of b4ns bMRndaE z
1891 Conn. ave.
MN95GIAsE VOCAL in S.vs. OTtoss shell rims
Endsy avn sia io ESsrts nvs ns No North hSessTd 7ss7d
GERMAN. POLICE: JACK; Saturday, N.
H ca franklin hnd 4sc Msss Or Ks serf s nr rsWas
sns, sns opfe in bs,H.s ,tnsr fssf
Murphy. 1901 K NV. Main $3.50 h. = T.
F:gs9Sy g. Rs,a9s R; Ss''s: Si i "s 4;
KEYS attaechedd to stick; reward. s, q.
NOSE S I GLASSES; white sold; lost YESTERDAY.
RsTaTd SetSS o sos3 shfrnan Circle bus
POLICE, poG-LiFiht srtsy and .golden tan;
tom tom saass1KE aas hs rd n $685. Day
POLICE poGmstraysd fs from 2244 cathedrsl
Conklin: Main 7o33. Reward
aeS kew near 9Th and Oaes aas s sno
reward. Phone North s472.
RING, diamond solitaire, sunday evening.
Adams iod Ap iss
from 1th and g NV: e Geo5getoWn; reward
4 Il, returned j. r. Baker, salS Q st. nv
SUM OF MONEY in vicinity Of Wardman
Park or 1 18th and Euclid sts. Reward. De-
potomso sh SC 5sis 7ss sS s.. Luther Craft
TYPEWRITER-Reming portable, sun
day. near Union Station; Government prop
erty. Reward at 200 New Jersey ave. NV.
is
VELOCTpEDE, little girls. Return 2923
Necnn,h St.
WATCTI-Lady's Elgin. white Eo;d watch
white sold strap, between Tivoli Thes'er ana
Y ST, and Albermarle ST. NV; reward.
Cleveland 6Si. 1S'
WRIST WATCH, lady's, Elgin, with link
bracelet, ftom Alton pl throush 39th. Wis
consin ave. or Georgetown car. Mrs. B. e.
Behrsnd. asos Alton pl. NV:
$1,000 BOND-Noyember 0; will identify
Liberal reward. Please phone Franklin eoaS.
Evening star., 1928-11-14

DOMESTIC CARPET. o by II; lost Monday.
Reward. IS. Call North 1856 or bring to
Evening star., 1928-11-14

DOOR-If party who found door to Chrysler
coupe IN accident on Baltimore pike. Nov 8.
With Mr.. Smith at H. B. Learv. Jr., 4 Bros.
1917 You st, NV, they will be suitably
Evening star., 1928-11-14

Mqqnq4y; N9Vem3eT T. lg1o, as ,ps : p:Ili'
NJ Hunter loving son of Susan Hunter,
brother Of Mrs, Jennie Carter, Mrs. Martha
Porter, Mrs. Murl Love and James Har--
mon Hunter He also leaves one niece and
two nephews and a host of other relatives
and friends. Funeral Thursday. November
IS, at 1 pm. from his late residence. 407
Fla. ave NV. Relatives and friends in
Yited Interment WoodlaWn Cemetery.
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FOUND.
LOST.

FOR LOST ANIMALS, apply Animal Rescue
LsaGue 349 MARYLAND ave. s.w Main S0sS
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PsLIEGER. MABEL EVELYN on Monday,
HoSes N MABEI BE- E EvGGNse G3se EsEE
aged 80 years, beloved wife of j. H.
Pslieger OF Mclean, Va. Funeral services
Wednesday. November IA. at 2:30 pm.
Relatives and friends invited to attend.
Internent prosDect Kill Cemetery.
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1928, at his residence, 1901 ard st. NV,
aged S3 years, w. TERRELL PATrISON,
beloved husband of Cora Alexander Pat
tison. Services at his late residence
THURSDAY at a pm. Interment at Indian
nno1is EYtdav afternoon
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DOG, young white setter orange marked
ears Reward for return to w. w. Ross,
Evening star., 1928-11-14

LAUNDRY. lost at Florida ave and r St.
Nv Rewsrd Re.aod Return to. POLL st. NV.
Evening star., 1928-11-14

AIEDALE. female, curly haired. brown with
Finder call Lincoln q77I go 81
Evening star., 1928-11-14

BOSION BULL, female. named Patsy
Call North 6432 after O'Clock. Reward
CAT. large. black male. Saturday night, sthl
Lincoln $3.50 ~
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HOTTZCLAW, WTLTIAM RFNNETT.

Tuesday November Is. 1928. at GEORGETOWN
University Hospital. WILLIAM BENNETT.
Funeral from the chapel OF ]. William
Lees Sons. 332 Pa ave. NV, on Thursday,
November Is, at 10 o'clock am Relatives
and friends invited. Interment at War
renton, Va
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KEYS attached to stick; reward S q.
Eareckson, 502 Va. ave sc. is.
NOSE GLASSES, white sold. lost Yesterday,
downtown section or Sherman Circle bus.
Reward. Columbia 3024-J.
Evening star., 1928-11-14

SUM OF MONEY in vicinity of Wardman
Park or 18th and Euclid sts. Reward. De-
catlIr S2nn Mr. CSilchrisf
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KIRBY. PATRICK M. On Tuesday. Novem-
sY By 81 s:ossd Yea fs husss aS = anDFa RiF

By. By 3; 6eloyed os9s r. husss 4 N anDTa nora
residence, i2l2 9Th st. sw.,, on Friday,
November 16, at $50 am. thence to St
Dominics Church. where requiem mass
will be sung at O'Clock for the repose
of his soul. Relatives and friends invited.
1nterment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Is
November II. 1923. Eastern ave me-, Burr
willie. EDITH NJ JOHNSON. Funeral
Thursday, November IS, from Contee A.
M. z. z. Church, at IL pm, i4*
NEVIUS, ETHEL. On Wednesday. Novem-
Der Ia, 1923, at her residence. 5I2 Randolph
st. NV. ETHEL, loving daughter of Mr..
and Mrs joseph D: Neyius, in her 23rd
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Fox Theater. on street or Charles Cafeteria
Substantial reward Adams 4s00. Ant. 1885,
RINGS, two: wedding and diamond ring
from 7th and G NV. to Georgetown; reward
II returned. J. r. Baker, 32l5 o st. NV,
Evening star., 1928-11-14

POLICE DOG-Lirht eray and golden tam
ton leading to his recovery G. d. Dray-
ton, 2425 Kalorama rd. N $780,
POLICE DOG-Strayed from 2244 Cathedral
Evening star., 1928-11-14

TEASPOONS-6 sterllng teaspoons, Satur-
Day. Day: on Euclid s. bet: 10th and nth or on
Potomac 564s-J. 1895 18th st. NV.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. portable, Sun
day, near Union Station; Government prop
erty. Reward at 200 New Jersey ave. NV
Evening star., 1928-11-14

AMETHYST RING, large. square-crt seed
pss pearls; lost @ IN Jelleff's washroom. Reward.
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time. and think you had better have
DR.. Sinclair look out for four nurses,
no that she win always have the
care Of capable ONE
"Send all bills to me, In ears Of
my attorney. John Siils, Nc. us
Duncan place. this city.
* would like TO state, however,
that / resent most heartily the lat
ter part Of your letter. ] do not feel
that you have the right to dictate
TO me any line or conduct at any
time. Although you must have
known there was insanity in your
family when I married your daugh-
ter. il was never mentioned to me:
but 4 shall always do my duty In
the way OK making her comfortable.
"As for me. I can hurt no one but
myself By anything I do. Poor Stella
IL beyond knowing or caring. In
this she IL happier than T.. Con-
sequently, \ shall probably do many
things that you would not approve.
but with or without your approval.
I shall always, IN the future. direct
my own life. IL possible. without any
interference from nnyonu.
Respectfully yours.
Ralph A~rmitnge."
(TO BE CONTrNUED)
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on the kitchen table, saying that
Claire had gone out on some bus
iness before the office opened, but
would see her at noon.
When Lynda arrived at the Of
flee, she could not help feeling a
little conscious, but she managed to
walk rather uncoEcernedly into Ralph
Armitage's office.
Miss Gala was already there, and
said to me, Mr.. Ralph is very par
ticular about his filiag and the way
things are arranged on his desk
She seemed 70 think nobody could
suit him but herself" said Ign, with
a laugh. when telling Il to Claire
that evening.
"She told me that before he came
down / was TO open all his mail. ex-
cept that marked Personal and put
II into the baskets on top or his
desk"
Personal bills, invitations and
other notes 70 into this basket" she
told Lynda. AYou will find he has
many Of this kind daily. All let
ters pertaining to the affairs Of
the firm are TO 20 into this bss-
ket, while personal mail will be put
before him on his desk 50 tia he
may read IL first. Sometimes, when
he has looked over these. he for
gets to do the rest. You see. he
has no real responsibilities as vet.
His father hopes he will take up the
business in earnest some day. He
likes new pen points every day. al
though he seldom uses them: ard
see that his fountain pen is cleaned
and filled"
She had only gotten this far in
her somewhat supercilious instruc-
tions when Ralph ArmitaEe came I'M.
With a curt good morning" he
seated himself and hurriedly began
to 20 through his personal mail.
A short and profane e~xpletive
brought Miss Gala f~lutterinE to his
desk with an offer Of help. Armi-
tage looked up. as he explained. i'm
patiently:
Don't bother me. When I want
you. ! will call you"
Shortly he came over 20 Lvnda's
desk and. without preamble. began
10 dictate directly to the machine.
For at least two hours he devoted
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CHAPTER XVI
LYNDA TAKES HER FIRST
DfCTATTON

Lynda didn't answer David for n
minute. There was q great lump in
her throat. Finally she said:
Yesterday, David, my world was
enveioped in q fog. / could only
move BY taking hold OF your hand.
Don't think I'm not grateful that
IL was there. Today ! find myself
in still another world entirely. That,
too, is new 10 me, and tomorrow
promises still another new one, per-
haps 10 conquer, perhaps 20 20 down
in defeat. I'm almost afraid, David,
TO look ahead"
"And you will not let me help you
any more? ?" he asked, sadly.
mot at this time. You have al
ways helped me SO much that some
Row now / feel II Is up TO me to
make my own way in this new
world
"When / come back TO you, dear,
! will not let you talk this way.
Whatever world you are in. there
will / come and take you out Of It
into my world"
"The moon has gone behind the
steeple and ! must say good night"
said Lynda.
"Please don't change too much
while / am away. for l want 20 know
and claim you for my own when /
return. The whole world already
seeme changed since the moon has
xt@1Fawn her silvery light. What
was that line we used 70 read at
school,
"'That orbed maiden. with white
fire laden.
That mortals call the moon
81 always thought II was rather
q silly line then. but tonight, when
I have Il mixed up with you. some
way you seem that 'orbed maiden
Don't love anyone but me, Lyn. Ill
write YOU from my first stop"
with this. David left. seeming al
most ashamed Of his romantic
speech.
When Lynda went 20 the house.
Claire had gone TO bed; nc least her
door was shut. and when she woke
up IN the morning she found r note
on the tray set with a coffee cup
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himself to bis business mail, only
stopping when Miss Gala ~ostenta-
tiously babe him gUcd-bye. He
thanked her courtecusly for her good
work while she had been with the
firm, and told her the ~bookkeeper
had been instructed 70 give her a
check for two hundred and fifty
dollars. with which she might buy
herself "a parting gift. He addeds
~Alsc. my father wants to see you
before you leave"
P~rofuscly, II tcarfully, she voiced
her gratitude, bat Lynda had a feel
inw that all the time he was wish
inn she would 20, and 40 quickly.
al soon "A the door closed behind
her, he drew a letter from his
pocket and saids
ANiss Fenton. / want this letter
written on plain paper, with one
copy only
Lynda put the paper into the ma
chine. He began:
"Mr. John Waldron,
"Waldron Realities Co..
"New York, ". n.
any dear Mr.. Waldron:
Received your letter this morning
and was very sorry TO learn that the
doctors have come 20 the c~oncensus
that poor Stella will fever regain
her mind. Please see that in the
future she has everything possible
that she needs.
Il am very glad that you have
decided that she will be more
comfortable in one Or the cottages,
a. that will give her n privacy she
could not have IN the ~sanitarium
proper. I would like this fitted up
with every luxury that her physi-
clans will allow.
"I note and approve your idea Of
having two nurses on duty all the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-23
San Benito Legion
Post Given Honor

SAN BENITO, March 23e-The Sam
Jackson Post Of San Benito has been
nominated for honorable mention for
community service BY Walton Hood,
commander of the department of
Texas Of the American Legion, nc-
cording to a letter received here.
In his letter Mr.. Hood states the
work done BY this post il outstnnd-
ing and should have been given due
recognition before this time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-23
South Texas Glee
Club Gets Crowd

SAN BENITO, March ga large
audience was present at. the high
school auditorium Wednesday night
60 hear the Mems Glee club from the
South Texas Teachers college OF
KinFsviile nc the high school.
The club concert was sponsored BY
the Girls Glee club Of the local high
school. who entertained the visitors
in the home demonstration build
ing after the program.
Semi-clnssical, classical and popn-
Tar airs we're on the program.