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SPECIAL NOTICE

Copy for this column for the
issue of December % must be in
the State Office on the first mail
Tuesday morning.
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rHos. J. OWEN Z SON, AUcTIoNEERs.

SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF JEwELRY.
Default having been made in the payment
Of the principal and interest Of certain
~. 1924, and payable in ninety days in the
amount of two hundred and seventy dollars
thereof we will sell to the highest bidder
therefor at public auction, in our auction
ton. d. C., on WEDNESDAY THE TWENTY
FOURTH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1880. AT
TEN O'CLOCK AM. the following described
jewelry securing the payment of the coll
lateral note aforesaid: Ladys ring with
three 90 large and sixteen u6) small dia-
monds
Terms of sale: AL cash.
THOS. j. OWEN & SON.
de202l,2223 AuctioneerS.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

TRADE 5000 EQUITY IN 10 R: 9;B.'
5sar gar Mt Pleasant home. for small 6-r.,
n W brk Cley. 6i60 or 734 Inyestm. Bldg.
late 1929 2I2-TON BROCKWAY. TRUCK.
81 Y model. good tires, good condition; bar;
Sain to reliable person or exchange for small
real estate Pot 2995-W.
APARTMENT HOUSES WITH NO MORE
than one trust for clear Washington acre.
BIDS, District 1860
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THos. J. OWEN son, AUcTToNEERs

SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF NOTE.
of hs S sSd sd IN II the
collateral note Of Charles H. Flag, dated
hundred and forty dollars $4,000, and at
sell to the hiEhest bidder therefor at public
auction, in our auction rooms, 1431 Eye
ysTses ssfpsnTweTEt IE TSShhN,rEYSopF
OF DECEMBER, 1880. AT TEN ocLocK
the payment of the collateral note afore-
ssco dated s0s June Of e. pdSabe thfee
years after date to the order of. and in
dorsed without recourse by. Cora A. Beasley
interest at r. per annum; purportinngZ to
Terms Of sale: All cash
THoS. J. OWEN & SON
de20.2l,22,23 Auctioneers.
THos J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIoNEERs.
SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF JEwELRY.
Default having been made in the payment
of the principal and interest of two certain
Gsssd SebFS Hf; e. a psyaBs Hpr
1925. in the amount Of nine hundred and
forty dollars t$e40.00), and one dated Feb
ruary 10. 1925, payable March 10, 1925. in
lars $4,000. and at the request OF the
holder Of said collateral notes, we will sell
to the highest bidder therefor at public
auction, in our auction rooms. l43i Eye
WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY-FoURTH DAY
OF DECEMBER, 1880, AT TEN O'CLOCK
AM, the following described tewelry held
notes aforementioned: Diamond and sapphire
bar pin, diamond solitaire ring with sap
shares and diamonds in mounting.
TeiYs Of sale; AZ IL cash o,rrr i. COW
de2O2122,23 Auctioneers.
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THos. J. OWEN & SON. AUcrToNEERs.

IHOo. J. OWEN " BUN HUOA1ONEEFVo'
SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF JEWELRY
Default having been made in the payment
Of the principal and interest Of a certain
collateral note Of w. c. Merrill dated Janu-
airy ia, 1928. in the amount of two hundred
and fifty dollars $3.50 00), and at the re-
quest of the holder OF said collateral note
we will sell to the highest bidder therefor.
at public auction in our auction rooms. 1881
Eye street northwest. Washington, D. c., on
WEDNESDAY. THE TWENTY FOURTH DAY
OF DECEMBER, 1880. AT TEN O'CLOCK
AM, the following described iewelry held
as security for the payment Of the collat-
eral note aforementioned: Stickpin con-
tanning three (3) large diamonds, fourteen
t14 small diamonds and Six t6 pieces Of
black stone.
Terms of sale: All cash
| THOS. ]. OWEN SON. Auctioneers.
de2n.2l.2223
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EXCHANGE.
wATER-FRONT PROPERTY.

FoR SAILS ACRES mo IMPROVE
inentsl adjoining progressive Ches Bay
deyeiopment, SO miles d. c., not directly
on the bay. but having all privileges. 70
Che waterfront, electricity available. &IszoV.
Address Box 1ee-E, star Once.
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Australia now has nearly 100000 un.'
employed.
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AUCTION SALES.
Future DAYS.
THos. J. OWEN & SON, AUcTToNEERs.

THOS. j. OWEN q SON, AUCTIONEERS.
SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF JEwELRY.
Default having been made in the payment
of the principal and interest of three GER
tain collateral notes of Lillian Stone Ap-
pleby. dated June H. 1926, in the amount
Of one hundred dollars tSl00.00) each. and
at the request of the holder of said collat-
der therefor, at public auction in our au I;
ton rooms, l43l Eye street northwest YES :
WASHINGTON. D. C., on WEDNESDAY, THE
TWENTY FOURTH DAY OF pECEMBFR,
1880, AT TEN O'CLOCK AM. the following
described jewelry held as security for the
three (23) old mine cut diamonds sapphire
and diamond dinner ring containing one III
sapphire and forty t40) small diamonds.
Terms of sale: All cash.
THos, J; OWEN &; SON, Auctioneers.
20,2l.22.23 -
THos. j. OWEN & SON, AUCTIoNEERs.
SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF JEwELFY;
of the principal and interest of three Ger;
tain collateral notes of w. l. Mohatt: dat aS
March 10. 1928, for $500. 90. April 6, l92S,
for $3.50. 90, and August 9, 1928. for 81 ,20oO
and at the request of the holder thereof
we will sell to the highest bidder therefor,
Eye street northwest Washington. D. G.. on
WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY FOURTH DAY
OF DECEMBER. 1880, AT TEN O'CLOCK
NJ, the following described iewelry, secur-
ing the payment Of the collateral notes
aforementioned: Platinum diamond dinner
ring. containing twelve large and number
of small diamonds
THos. j; OWEN & SON, Auctioneers.
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Tfos. ). OWEN & son. AUcTIoNEERs.

SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF JEWELRY,
Default having been made in the payment
of he principal and interest of certain
collateral note of Camille Connors. dated
january S, 1925. in the amount of nifty dol
lars t$50.00), and at the request of the
holder thereof, we will sell TO the highest
bidder therefor, at public auction in our
auction rooms. 1881 Eye street northwest
washington; p; G.. on WEPNESSppAATY;; .I I'LL
1880, AT TEN O'CLOCK AM, the following
described jewelry securing the pavement OF
the collateral note aforementioned: Lady'f
diamond ring with two diamonds and one
sapphire, ladys ring with i've diamonds In
a row.
Terms Of sale: All cash.
THOs. J. OWEN & SON. Auctioneers.
dem d %. "a
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WANTED-FARMS.

FARM, 10 TO rs ACRES, NOT OVER 10
miles from city, convenient to hard-surfaeed
52O-E. star offce. az
WANTED-A SMALL FARM WITH BUILD
ines in Maryland, close to Washington. for
not more than $1,000. Write full particu-
lars Address Box 3l5-E, Star ONCE 2l'
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

SALE-SUBURBAN.
(Continued.l
WOODBRIDGE.
BIG Newton st. NE.
rooms and bath, 2-car garage, deep lot
completely reconditioned
oI spw An M pay wI sgIsaS'
Tower Bldg. D"' ' ~ Nat. 747s.
RENT-SUBURRAN.
NEW BROOM BUNGALOW; GAS, BATH.
Mr. PEAReE s ss1s Peasant a Mo O
BEAUTlFUL SEVEN OAKS. MD. JUST
over district hpe most . rnusI nd.- home enn;
oil hSt Hss
STx-ROOM BUNGALOW, H.-W.H., ALL
MINI: room house. two baths, h.-w.h., mod
six-rSom stucco BUNGALOW. corner lot, ga
%C a em ar ne P Asn
BALLsTON. vA,-.6 ROOMS. ELEC.: GAS.
city water, latrobe heat: in center Of town;
$50 month. OWNER, Clarendon l24l.
HEAT
W Woo f Bids. Nat f' sg s mo- O0 90
SALE OR RENT-sUBURBAN.
RARE OPPORTUNITY.
start January j. issl oTisinai selling price,
50, $50 Property can now be bought for 81. 500
SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS, $45.
Beautiful 2-story terra Gotta, stucco cot
tage. 6 rooms, sun parlor. tile bath; hard
wood 1oorss gas, electricity, hot-water heat;
GaraGe. ID Wilson ave, Colmar Manor, Md,
which is 100 It. from Rhode Island ave, on
Bladensburg road, l mile from District line;
ranked as one of the prettiest homes in that
vicinity Will consider trade-in on $3.50
valuation Phone Natl 4S75. DIR. A. HENRY,
INC. 1916 Eye NV, between $3.50 am. and,
pm. on business days.
WANTED-SUBURB
ONE ACRE GOOD SOIL, WOODS; CLOSE IN
Va. with or without small house; renta.
basis. Address Box 389-E, Star once.
COUNTRY ESTATE.
CHRISTMAS PRESENT FOR YOUR FAM
lily at a big saving. Buy where values en-
HANGING and high and healthy location-50
a., magnificent residence. garages, barns,
stream, fencing, ETC.; cost $32 500; would
Sl2,5oo be of interest to you? Right terms.
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FARM FOR RENT OR LEASE, ABOUT rs
acres near Rockville, Md; terms and period
OF rental ARRANGED references required. Ad-
dess Box IBID. Star ONCE.
2OO-ACRE DAIRY FARM, 40 MILES FROM
washington; IN virsinis: Tor rent reason
l0-ACRE FARM. HOUSE AND oUTBUILD-
lngs. Lee Highway, Falls Church. Va. F. J.
GREGORY, lis N. Woodstock St, Claren-
DON Va. 81"
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THos. J. OWEN SON, AUcTIoNEERs,

THOS. J. OWEN SON AUCIloNEESS'
SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF JEWELRY
Default having been made in the payment
of the principal and interest of certain
collateral note of Harold Shamwell dated
August 4, 1924, in the amount of hve nun
dred and twenty-four 1924 00l. and at the
request OF the holder thereof. we will sell to
the highest bidder therefor. at public auc.
ton. in our auction rooms l43l Eye street
DAY, THE TWENTY FOURTH DAY OF DE-
GENDER, 1880. AT TEN O'CLOCK; AN,
the following described tewelry securing the
TONED Mans solitaire diamond ring with
blue enamel
Terms OF sale: All cash.
THOS. J. OWEN & SON. /
de2O.2i,2223 Auctioneers.
THos. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERs.
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OF STOCK OF THE FEDERAL CITY
SECURITIES CORPORATION.
Default having been made in the payment
represented by notes aggregating s8,716.2l;
all OF which are overdue and unpaid: and
al the request Of the holder thereof we
will sell to the highest bidder therefor at
public auction. in our auction rooms. 1881
Eve street northwest, Washington, d. C., on
WEDNESDAY. THE TWENTY-FOURTH DAY
OF DECEMBER. 1880, AT TEN O'CLOCK
M. the following described certificates, Sc
curing the payment of the notes aforemen-
toned Certificate No. las. for 30 shares OF
stock of the Federal City Securities Corpo-
ration. registered in the name of J. A,
Boorman.
Terms Of sale: All cash.
THOS. J. OWEN & SON,
~
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The association met Thursday for
the first evening meeting of the year.
Miss Lydia Burklin, head resident of
dren from this home sang Christmas
carols, Dean Ruediger of George
Washington University also spoke.
LangdOn.
Miss MadOe RaAcA If the III1ifed
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Miss Madge Reecs Of the United
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SALE OR RENT-sUBURBAN.
WANTED-SUBURBAN

WANTED-SUBURB
ONE ACRE GOOD SOIL, WOODS; CLOSE IN
Va; with or without small house; renta.
basis. Address Box 369-E. Star once.
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WOODBRIDGE.
3116 Newton st. NE.
rooms and bath, 2-car garage, deep lot
completely reconditioned.
Open All Day Sunday.
EDW. M. WILLIS.
Tower Bldg. Nat. 747S.
Smyrna times., 1930-02-12

that seems to be raging over the
merits and demerits of the Klair
law, it might be timely to bring to
the notice of the public at large
how the vast majority of their
family physicians view this unjust
law of our State. l say vast ma
jority" because in answer to a
QUESTIONABLE sent to the physic-
ians of Delaware, 90 per cent of
them favor the repeal of this law.
Liquor For Medicine
A graduate of universities-clas
sical, scientific and medical-is
presumed to know what is best for
the sick, and for a layman, who
may be and frequently is without
a liberal education, to stand be-
tween a competent physician and
life and say mo" is worse than
senseless; it is criminal. BY med
icinal alcohol is meant brandy or
whisky properly aged and fit for
internal use. Such alcohol is not
permitted for the sick under the
provisions of the Klair Law. Pure
grain or ethyl alcohol has not the
value in medicine that brandy or
whisky possess, and is decidedly
more dangerous to use internally.
No intelligent physician would
prescribe ethyl alcohol as a sub
Smyrna times., 1930-02-12
CANDIDATE FOR LEVY COURT
James III. Baxter, StocEly, Will
Seek Republican Nomination

James H. Baxter, living near
Stockley, has announced his candi-
dacy for Republican nomination
for Levy Court commissioner, SUBJ
ject to the decision of the voters
at the primary election TO be held
in September. Mr.. Baxter is one
of the most prominent Republican
workers in the central section of
Sussex county. Besides carrying
on farming operations, he owns
and operates a cannery at Stock
ley. Most of his life has been de-
voted to the canning business. Mr..
Baxter came to Sussex county
from Baltimore, about 30 years
ago. At that time he had charge,
in conjunction with his brother-in-
law of the canning plant located at
Georgetown, which for many years
was owned and operated by the
late Charles H. Treat, one time
treasurer of the United States.
Smyrna times., 1930-02-12

Stitute for handy, whisky or wines.
The prohibitionists try to becloud
the isue when they asert that the
physicians of Delaware are allow
ed to prescribe alcohol unde r the
provisions of the Klair Law. Med
icinal alcohol has four outstanding
qualities: 1t is a quick stimulant
1t acts as a food. 1t is promoter
of and aid to digestion, and it is
a poison.
Stimulant and Food
First, as a stimulant, there is
nothing in the National Pharma-
copeia which acts so quickly an6
powerfully in a crisis. In many
instances it can be given III an en-
ergency while waiting for the ply
sician to arrive anrd where such
waiting for the physician might
cause otherwise a fatal issue.
know of several instances where
this has happened in the homes OF
rather prominent Prohibitionists
AS food, alcohol has a value in
disease which has been proven
many times, particularly in such
wasting diseases as typhoid fever
and in tuberculosis, where it acts
not only as a stimulant but also as
a food and promoter of appetite
and digestion. 1t has ben demon
Smyrna times., 1930-02-12
DRY REFERENDUM BEGUN BY
DUPONT ST|RS CLER|CS' IRE
SPEAKERS ASSERT REFEREN-
DUN Is DUE FOR FAILURE
Rev. w. e. Harrison, Wilmington,
Pastor, Leader i'm Attack at Sal
isbury Farley Last Week

The plan of Pierre S. DUPONT to
conduct a mail referendum among
10000 adults in Delaware to pro-
cure their attitude on the repeal of
a State prohibition enforcement
law was attacked at a meeting Of
clergy from the Wilmington Con
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church at Salisbury on Monday Of
last week. Speakers asserted the
referendum was predestined to
failure because those favoring the
Eighteenth Amendment will not
fill in and return the question
naire." In announcing his plan,
Mr.. DUPONT said that if a prepond-
erance of sentiment as shown by
the referendum appeared the nam
es of those seeking repeal would
appear on a petition to the legis-
lature. THE chief difficulty with
prohibition is not with young peo-
pie, but it is the elders who set an
example of drinking before them"
said the Rev. DR.. w. E. Harrison,
pastor of McCabe Church, Will
mington 81 know of no sane dry
men who disguise the facts that
present conditions are unsatisfac-
tory, but I agree with former
Chief Justice Taft that fair test
for the Eighteenth Amendment
should be not less than 25 years.
The citizens of Delaware do not
have the same respect for dupont
which they previously held. AL
though some of the duPonts spent
hundreds of thousands of dollars
against prohibition, there are tens
of thousands of DelaWareans who
will not follow any wet man. no
matter how many millions he has.
The Rev Leonard White, superin-
tendent of the Salisbury district,
declared ''the attitude of DUPONT
displayed recently at Dover was in
Smyrna times., 1930-02-12
JANUARY GAS TAX WAS HIGH
Totals S96,329.69 Against S5O,835.-
OF Paid During December

The amount of gasoline tax col
lected by State Treasurer Ward
during the month of January, to-
tailed S96,329.69 as against $780,
835.O7 paid in during the month of
December, 1929. This extra
amount for January is accounted
for from the fact that some of the
returns which should have been
made in December were not made
until January and as the gasoline
tax is totaled from the amount
paid in for the month, the State
tax not paid in December was add
ed to January. The State highway
fines collected for violations of the
motor vehicle laws during the
month of January totaled S4,-
563.50.
Smyrna times., 1930-02-12
KlA|R ACT REPEAL ADVOCATED
BY MOST STATE PHYSICIANS
DIR. j. p. WALES ASSERTS 80
PER CENT FAVOR ACTION
Calls Law Unjust; Questions Right
of Laymen to Set Judgment
Against Doctors knowledge

Advocating the repeal of the
Klair Law, or the modification of
the law so as to make it in ac-
cordance with the Volstead Act as
it applies to physicians, DR.. Joseph
P. Wales, physician of Wilmington
declares, in a published statement
in the Wilmington Morning News,
that ninety per cent of the ply
sicians in the State of Della
ware are strongly in favor of the
repeal Of the law that prohibits
them the use of alcoholic liquors
of sufficient quality and medicinal
pureness to answer the strict re-
quirements of the profession for
the safety and good Of their pa
tients. DR.. Wales, in his message,
says: I'm view of the controversy
Smyrna times., 1930-02-12

Continued on Page Six
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WIFI Insects Conquer Man and Rule the Word!

ing their ears because they did not
do it fast enough, whefeupon they,
believing that their master had zsn.
mad, ran oat of the house again, ter
rorized, leaving him to shift fer him.
self."
These warrior ants are the most
vicious when I. is dry and warm.
Then they go out in great columns,
searching for water or liquid and
care not whether it is bleed or other
forms. When, too, it rains hard and
their underground dwellings are
flooded they will forage for dry
places.
$50 great is the Status pluck and
determination" says chi scientist,
that the rear ranks keep movins
on, while the head is being de-
stroyed-advancins over the bodies of
the slain; and it is not until the
ranks of the column are entirel' dis
organized, that the separate ind1-
viduals will alter their course"
But even warrior ants, vicious and
terrible rs they are. have weak
ness, land while they fear not death" "
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-09-27

Don't sit around the house and
complain for nobody admires all
ing women. If you allow your
self to get into this habit, You
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Yourself one of woman's most
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yours. Conquer your weakened
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by their mothers, have become their
victims.
1.-The little brother of a servant OF
mine in the Tahita mountains OF
British East Africa, was killed in this
way.
1.-THE rapidity with which Siafu
spread over the body of animate
things, whether man or BEAST, is
amazing. Old residents in Zanzibar
will remember the sensation that was
created when the wife Of a foreign
consul walking with her husband on
the Muari minoja-the fashionable
road of African Ceylon, having in
advertently stepped into procession
of warrior ants, was so rapidly in
tested by the enemy that, wild with
pain and disgust, she tore off her
clothes and stood naked.
People are apt to lose their heads
completely under these circumstances,
the moral effect being at least as
strong as the physical one.
"A friend of mine, VINO lived near
Lake Victoria, once told me how a
guest of his, who was sleeping in the
same room, near the window was at
tackled by Saifu in the middle of the
night, and already covered with them
when ne awoke He jumped out OF
bed, tore off his pajamas, and 7tarted
dancing about, yelling for his boys
to come and pick off the insects.
But when they arrived running, he,
insted of standing still, began box
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Mrs. White, Pa. tried your medicine.
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limited supply Of free treatments Will
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}lan( ,\)a'ry
Our letter this week is from the
backwoods of Mississippi.

Our leCCer IIllS week Is lrOtil Iiie
backwoods of Mississippi.
MY dears Mrs. Jerome:
am a young married woman
with two children. We are very
poor share-cropperS and can
scarcely hold body and soul to-
gether and vet my father-ln-laW,
who is very religious. wishes us to
keep on having children. He says
it is a sin not to. But if have
another it will take me out of the
fields for a year and I have al
ready become delicate from the
other two. I don't want to COM
NIT a sin but oh. Mrs. jerome. l
can't bear to think of bringing
another sweet. innocent child in
to our life of starvation and toll!
YOUNG MOTHER.
My dear, your attitude is the right
one. Your father n-law, in the first
place, is man without any know
ledge of what child birth means.
1t is impossible for man to un-
derstand a woman's agony of body
and soul at such a time. Even in
pleasant surroundings, with money
enough for comforts, bearing children
is hard.
In the second place, he is out OF
tune with this age. When there was
plenty of land, and an abundance Of
food for the taking, then perhaps
birth control was unnecessary. But
today it is different What the coun-
try needs today is not quantities OF
DI-nourished, ignorant children, but
good, strong, healthy, intelligent
youngsters whose parents can send
them through college to prepare
them efficiently for the complex de-
mands of modern life. Birth control
has arisen because there Is need tor
il.
You are living in the new age and
your instructive Judgment is much
better than that of an old man nur-
tured on outworn ethics. Every age
creates it's own set of ethics. Morali-
ty changes like everything else
Imagine what would happen If peo-
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Continued from Page -Four

the time when we will be together
again. AS soon as have earned
enough money to buy myself a re-
spectacle suit, and ticket, I'll be
on my way te Chicago and you.
There is one thing that you don't
need to worry about, and that is that
I might fall in love with any of ihese
plantation beauties. We don't seem
to talk the same language = and any
way, there could never be anyone as
lovely as you are. Write me at once
and tell me all about yourself, my
very dear"
Having written the letters, Carl
sealed them in envelopes he had OBJ
tanned from the supply house, and
strelled slowly to the big house where
the mail box was. Overhead q yellow
moon cast its translucent light over
the shadowy path he trod, and the
heavy fragrance of tuberoses and
jasmine scented the night with exoti:
perfume. Soft wind, freighted' with
the strange, compelling odor of the
swamp, stirred the foliage with gentle