Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-18

* you can Just stay heie ,.;i
H\/ with this declaration MIL
licent Ware flounced into the
bedroom on the farm cottage
and pulled from the closet
small travelling case o,.
..But, Millie," came Andrew .., Mare
patient voice from the doorway, 'i'''e
MI op,easure," turning on him, VIVA i.,.
.,,.as,re have I had on this place-i'
INST work all the time. ro,,,;rded
!uS "pmt II is ours" Andrew renliia o,.
her and clear of all debt; when 'iie
harvest is over n
Yves, YOU can just get some o, And
,,o,,, With the harvest, too; II car, ~ W.
ne in the city I'll stay there, s sar
e,aea defantlv. instantly regretInis n so
,net;,oss for she had not meant W % ;;
a. far And all because AndreW wo ou"
not consent to using some OF . LIZ,
ings of 5000 for trip to the cry heer
true. her married years liat ueI, and
easy. but they had DOM ~ ut Andrew
t IA not understand her need OF cila ~ q
o', ap,t Mile" she heard MN say "a AZ. :"
.,,,o,ad tome. surely you woulo noI ~
se,.t vour home!" A stubborn snea ors
Sae her answer and presently sile ne"ie
,,ir, On out the kitchen door. =.
"I can't help it," she said to hers sen
,,roI,,telv her eyes filing; Sloo ol siio
,,onav is mine and l may as wen i 49,.
~ l,nN ,r.ax now. It's too bad ne olol
~ T, city, Weston, who is such Pc
t ti,o' fo,,sekeeper: If Andrew were pLaw,
49, tn ask her father for the noney
he owes lis. we wouldn't be rlolhs aloa oa,
in a broken down secono-HanIh eoan
either" With determination Siio
packing. or Andrew saw
o ng ~, the CITY train and drove pacS
Io;octedlv to the empty house. WIN WIN
Ot,nnced eyes he looked at the N...e
S,,,aI1;,,g seeing many improvements
~ co,,id make it more habltaple' pus
~ he lad wanted to pay for the place anu
bnild the barns so the house nag "at n,,,d
. DT,io co . he thought, Mile couio
.a,,e done much to it had she peer "
49,. .,,;,,d ~ - ettv had the knacK OF coos.
NJ sn,.io anS curtains that Milly Lacked, ne
wandered why she had married nlni IS
r,ain farmer-when her ampiliol r,a1 :"
been to be a lady and i've IN Sow Mi
Eut he knew why ne nao ma -, tfI rehel-
iie~sweet. pretty little buncn % aey t,ic
IT,, thst She was-and mist over MS
. .ua shut out the disordered mouse.
I1nhanny and frightened by tne
,rowds and the confusion OF the gLea.
sit,, Mile made her way to the mooes'
t,otsl kindly station officer nao Sug-
ao1ted there to lie awake through the
ionc night. oppressed by the heat OF tiis
little room and the unaccustomeo iiolSs
of street traffic below. But Win oaWn
came courage and the decision 10 iiio
something to do. ,,o,,,.
A venrv DAYS search proved CoitI1u
sively that only trained WoIAetS ~
TIC hotel at nightfall in very dlHereh.
erd humble state of mind. she mao
iearned much. though. during the Gay.
One thing was that she did not even
een,ble in appearance the LADIES So
sow her garish clothes being WnoLy
unlike their quiet attire.
~ can learn" she determined, ana
while I'm here I'll just learn every
thing I can" She sent card 10 An
drew, giving her address. and SET ouI
next morning on her quest Tor Know
ledge, her first act being 10 MAXI
change in her apparel, q kindly sales
woman assisting her to replace the
cs,,dv tomato-colored coat and green
nl1,ned hat with an outfit OF becoming
tan. 80 4ha
great department stores fascinated her
and she began by giving an hour TO
one in home decoration, another hour
to one in fancy work and the last hour
to a cooking class where ladies in
expensive FUR coats listened closely, to
the demonstration Mile received
new viewpoint of the once despised
cooking. the whole bringing an inter-
est in her home she had never had.
In the afternoons she went sight
seeing one rainy afternoon. she climb
ed to top gallery to hear great
symphony orchestra. But it was in the
art gallery she first became aware OF
the great beauties of the landscape she
could see from her cottage window.
sand / have them without gold!" she
unused. suddenly realizing that she