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Evening star., 1930-11-30
INSTALLMENT VII.

A WEEK after the Strawberry Fete
~ Mrs. Theobald came to the
a exquisitely dressed. and again
irreproachably cha p n d /.
This time she was with the VAIN
wrights, the most conservative members
Of the old guard
She remained only few minutes;
stopped to speak to one or two plain
unresponSive old friends, nodded to a
dozen more, and sauntered down the
steps from the porch with young Bill
Spears. She promptly dismissed Bill
when she saw the little Cutting boy
walking along with Miss Yorke.
We're walking home to lunch" said
Margaret. Jim and I ride too much,
and Jim wants to be an athlete some
day"
ITO swim like Stanl" said Jim man.
Nfully.
81 wonder how Stan felt about Mrs.
Cutting adopting this child?" Shirley
asked, with glance downward at Jim.
He seems very fond of him." Mar
garet answered.
IT dare say! He'll only do him out
Of about half a million!" Shirley said
laughing. Where did Mrs. Cutting get
him?"
Through Mr.. Trowbridge, the New
York lawyer, believe"
''Trowbridge! I know that old tight
wad." Shirley said with a frown. "All
Cuyler's business goes through him.
and nice time we had with him! BY
the way, do you play bridge?"
| yes" Margaret said, no longer sur
prised at the casual way with which
Cuyler Theobald could be mentioned by
this woman who had been his wife, but
shaken by her own thoughts, neverthe-
less
And are Stanley and his aunt going
to the Murray party tonight?"
IT think-I know they are"
Couldn't you come down and have
dinner with me?" Shirley said. Mrs
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"New York hasn't been my home tOr

"New York hasn't been my home for
That's funny. You come from-2"
"From-the Middle West"
"Ah, don't know the Middle West
at all. My say, is it?" He considered
his cards. you passed, Mrs. TheobaId
Three hearts," Margaret said, Sc
renely. But Shirley noticed that hel
breath was coming quickly.
The two women parted at midnight
with the air Of old friends, and after
thai an odd, indefinable Relationship
Sprang up between them.
Margaret, under her charming man.
ner, found Shirley, as she had expected
to find her, a complete egotist; there
was only one person in the world te
Shirley Theobald. She wanted to JUS
tify herself, to blame herself, to anIlyZe
and describe herself to beautify herself
But she did this with unusual charm
Perhaps some instinct Of self-prOtec-
ton taught her to make this favoritt
topic charming to other persons. Mar
garet thought her nothing short o. fas'
cinating in the cold and calculatir
selfiShneSS that was SO perfumed, SC
prettily garbed, so wittily presented.
Among a hundred other triumphs
she told Margaret all about the long
ago affair with Stan, and Margare'
WINGED inwardly at the thought of Star
with Shirley in his arms. at the picture
of Stan furnishing home for Shirley.
Fool that I waS!" said Shirley
frankly. "It would have been ideal ir
every way. I would have been here
among my own people. Wed have hac
children. But" And she sighed
But there's always been a crazy streai
in me-" she admitted.
Margaret analyzed her as being ont
Of the women to whom sex in life Il
all-important; her own beauty and at
tractivenesS appeared to Shirley a.
nothing more than weapons In the Ole
game.
Stanley Crittenden, cutting across
| the little connecting lane that ran be-
tween the Wylies' and his aunt's gar.
dens, CHANGED to meet Shirley at twi-
light, upon a certain hot evening In
| late August.
They stood and chatted for mo-
| ment; Shirley raising that flower-like
happy face of hers to his.
"Come in and see me for moment
Stan. I'm all alone"
She opened her gate as she spoke.
"EI-oughtn't- Shirley did not
particularly attract him, and he wa:
going home to dinner. But he nodded
bent his tall head to go through the
curved top of the gate, and followed
her to the deep, cool, orderly porch.
| Shirley threw herself into a Ions
chair and rang for something cool x
drink. It was restful here, secluded and
| quiet, and Stan, comfortable in his
own chair, heard a clock somewhere
strike q silvery five and told himseli
that If he reached home-two hundred
feet away-even in an hour, he woulc
still be earlier than they expected him
"Stan," Shirley said to him, do vol
know that's an extremely pretty
woman, Miss Yorker"
I'VE don't think So" Stan answered
smiling. And as Shirley looked up ir
pleased surprise, he added good-natur.
edly: I'VE think she's beautiful
Doesn't she seem so to you?"
"Ye-es-I never thought of 1t. I sup
pose she Is" Shirley conceded unwill.
ingly. I'm that sort of dark way" she
added, thoughtfully and disparagingly
Tell me about her!" she commanded
"f don't know thing about her,
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u. G. Mother
Knew Best

XXTISE mothers find the things
w that keep children contented.
happy, well. Most of them have
learned they can depend on one thing
to restore a youngsters good nature
when he's cross, fretful, upset.
The experience of Mrs. L. j. Grant,
001 G ST., S. E., Washington, is a
typical one. She says: Il have used
California Fig Syrup with Howard
and Frank Tor quite some time.
Whenever they're the least bit con-
stipated or restless l give them a
little. 1t has them comfortable,
happy, we'll in a jiffy. Their splendid
condition proves | knew best when
/ decided to use this wonderful
preparation with them"
Physicians endorse the use of pure
vegetable California Fig Syrup when
bad breath, coated tongue, dullness,
feverishness, listlessness, ETC., show
q child's bowels are in need of help.
Weak stomach and bowels are toned
by its gentle aid; appetite increased;
digestion and assimilation are so
assisted that weak, undernourished
children quickly improve in weight,
strength and energy.
The genuine always bears the word
California. So look for that when
buying. All drugstores have it.
Evening star., 1930-11-30
THE STORY THUS FAR.

Margaret Yorke, an attractive young
woman from New York. Is companion to
Mrs. Cutting, in California, and govern
eSs to Mrs. Cuttings small adopted son,
Jim. Mrs. Cutting knows nothing OF
Margarets antecedents. Margaret takes
dislike to Mrs. Cuttings nephew. Stanley
Crittenden, because of his apparently
Margaret. At a bridge game he is much
attracted to Margaret. but she is coldly
Indifferent to him. Mrs. Cutting comes
to Margarets room at night and tells
her that Mrs. Cuyler Theobald of New
York, the former Shirley Wilson, and
once Stanley'S f1ancee, is coming back to
get a. divorce. At the mention of Cuyler
Theobald's name Margaret turns pale.
The family go to their ranch at Uplands,
and Margaret. driving with. Stanley, tells
him what she has heard about Shirleys
coming. Stanley takes the news calmly.
Margaret. at the farm. finds that her
dislike of Stanley is being overcome.
Margaret establishes herself as a favorite
with, thte week end guests at Uplands.
Stanley returns alone to the farm, after
the guests have departed, and he and
Margaret fnd themselves falling in love.
Back at Burlingame, Shirley Wilson
Theobald has. settled in the Ferguson
house. Society decides not to forgive
Shirley, but she is determined to be rec
ognized.. She attends a strawberry fete
Tnere she meets Margaret and questions
her about Stan.
Evening star., 1930-11-30

When it comes to the matter of teeth,
and keeping them sound and beautiful. a
woman's a crank-the worst kind Of q
crank, as any dentist will tell you.
It is a remarkable tribute to the quality
and results of Listerine Tooth Paste that
women-cranl1y women-are its principal
users. More than million of them have
rejected other dentifrices in favor of this
Evening star., 1930-11-30
Given Prison Sentences.

HAMMOND, Ind, November 20 Dr.
Edward Bowles, Lafayette bootlegger,
and confederate, Seth Cole, were SEN
fenced to five years in the Federal
Penitentiary and fined $500 each by
Federal Judge Thomas w. Slick yester-
day for resisting Federal officers with
firearms. They were convicted by .
jury q week ago.
Evening star., 1930-11-30

A WEEK after the Strawberry Fete
~ Mrs. Theobald came to the
a Country Club Again she was
4 a exquisitely dressed, and again
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reading "Oriyinal Chinese Chop Sue..' Is incorrect. Isl The scrambled
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W. tching the proceedings with great
interest. Here were the two best
looking men on the plantation flghtlng
over her. Wouldn't she have tale
to tell 'Lissy and the other girls
tomorrow
At length Carl grew tired of the
one-sided battle. He seized Pecos
arms in a grip of steel, holding him
almost helpless while he said as
calmly as he could: Lets call 1t of,
Peco. really don't want any trouble
with you, and I'm sorry this has
happened"
"Let me loose, them Peco de-
nlanded sullenly.
Carl Fells Peco
Believing that his opponent in
tended to cease fighting, Carl released
him. At once Peco struck the weigher
in the stomach, telling him. AS Carl
went down the other man launched
a heavy kick at his face, but the fall
en- youth twisted away and rolled
over rapidly as he strove to get away.
Peco followed, kicking at him ano
cursing him, in the evident belief
that he had won the fight and that
Carl was thoroughly beaten. With q
deft motion the weigher once more
gained his feet and faced Peco.
"WeU fight now!" he said with icy
GOODNESS.
AS the words left Carls mouth Peco
swung heavily at him, but with the
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think you'd try to snag my gal I'm
me-" he told the weigher. i didn't
think YOU was that kind a guy"
Carl had no dislike for the brawny
Peco, and he realized that according
to the code of the plantation, Peco
had every right to follow the girl, just
as much as though he were her nus
band. He was nonplussed as to what
to say to the big youth so he STOOD
silent.
CAV, he amt try to TEX me away
I'm you," Elmira told him scathingly.
You amt even good enuff man to
hole me yo'self. I en- here t. see
Carl case I wanted to!"
The Fight Over Elmira
The girls words seemed to sting
Peco into a fury. He sprang to her
and struck her. At once Carl seized
him, and with def twist, pushed the
enraged swain out of the door. you
can't beat her = at least, not while
I'm around" Carl told him. Ana
besides, she isn't your wife, after all.
Why don't you go on home and THINK
it over?"
Peco stood with hanging head. Ell
mira strolled to the door with an
air of insolent triumph, and put her
arms around Carl.
I got a new daddy" she told him
coolly. Carl tried to push her away,
but Peco, misunderstanding the &C
ton and thinking that Carl was
Haunting his conquest, sprang at him
with an inarticulate snarl.
"Ill show you, you damn Yankee
sneakl"
Because Elmira was twined around
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quickness he had learned in his box
ing class, Carl side-stepped and drove
sharp blow to Peco's middle. The
latter doubled up with the pain OF
the blow, and taking his time, Carl
smashed severe jolt to Peco's jaw.
Peco dropped Imply to the ground,
moaning.
Don hit me no mo-, Mistah Carl,
he groaned, covering up his face with
his arms. 81 done got enuff."
I'm not going to hit you again
Peco," Carl told him, his anger leav-
ing him rapidly. II didn't want to
hurt you in the first place"
The fallen Peco lifted himself gin
gerly from the ground.
Help him back to his cabin, FL
mira" Carl commanded gruffly.
The girl regarded him in startled
and unbelieving surprise. But you
done whipped him." she exclaimed.
do what I tell you'll" Carl said
sharply.
Piqued, Elmira went slowly to her
beaten lover, and putting her arms
around his shoulders, spoke softly
to him. The two went into the woods
with arms entwined. Carl gazed after
them for a moment, then sighed
deeply. He was little disguised by
his part in the affair, but also he
felt that surging jubilation which
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him, Peco's blow struck Carl fully in
the face. He staggered back, and as
Elnira released him with a shrill
cry, he leaped at his antagonist. Peeo
met him halfway, and the two men
came together with swift impact OF
thudding fists.
In spite of the fact chat he had
been hit by the other youth, Carl
felt no anger, and so tried to fend
off Peco's blows without returning
them. Seing this, Pece thought that
the weigher was afraid Of him, and
with increasing fury , he launched
blows and taunts at him.
Elmira stood back in the doorway
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as Elmira in there?" Peco de-
manded, peering vainly into the dark
ness of the room.
Carl was silent for an instant, try
ing to decide what to do. Elmira
herself decided he issue.
Eyes, Elnlira's here" she cried an
grily. What business you got tol-
lerin' me 'round?"
Peco stalked into the room, his
hands swinging stiffly at his sides
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What is it?" she whispered
hoarSely.
BE auietp Carl commanded. He
sprang from the girls side silently,
but before he could reach the door
Peco stuck his head into the room.
"Carl?" the newcomer called gruff-
". carl, is you there?"
Carl tried to keep the unsteadiness
caused by his recent emotion out OF
his voice. Eyes, Peco," he answered
sharply. What do you want?"
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"You asst me whut business got
follerin' you?" he demanded, his voice
thick with rage. 'Well, I got plenty
business, you cheap wench! cole
trailed you FIN de scronch. I knowed
you was comm heahw
"Well, now you knows I'm here, so
drag yo' hips on back where you come
FRONT" the girl commanded harshly.
Peco halted in the middle of the
floor a few feet from Carl. II didn't
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WHAT HAPPENED IN THE LAST INSTALIMENT.

WHATHA IN
Car
tina 81 e is hints
designs him. o"
Carl laughs ady lie
ionsI pie her p
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INSTALLMENT EIGHT

Through the fog of his emotion came the heavy
tread of approaching the cabin Slowly Carl dis
engaged Elmira's arms from his neck.
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comes to the victors in LIES most
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(To be Centinaed)
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Financial


MONEY To LOAN-ON
REAL ESTATE "
MONEY DEIIVERED IMMEDIATELY
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1880. rsDsy $3.50 wk.l ls2.oOO. TsDay !ie.Se ". y
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side side porch. deep yasd,a w TIVE Saocks Ro,sp 70
blocks to Rhode leland Ave. r.
M. d r.. B. WARREN,
5000 CONN. AVE. CLEVELAND 1880.
BRICK BUNGALOW.
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HOUSES AND ESTATES FOR
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COMMISSIONERS or THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. Dec. 2. 193O-Notiee 10
GsR saf q sna n Item Changes
t;d ttH;insd g p. q ADgToDEistio9 At i2s 1;e she
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sppses.ss ~ agl ags,l sSss, lssS ,S SSFSe!ls ,,;: AZ a.
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within the territory bounded By Cathedral
On o. tSs east. Tuniaw Road on the south.
and New Mexico Avenue on the west.
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Queens Chapel Road and 18th Street on the
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Educational
INSTRUCTION COURSES

VIOLIN Instruction given by an expert
cnced teacher By appt, LnatFument fur.
nished. Address Box T0. Tmes-Hsrald.
The Washington times., 1930-12-11

HOUSES AND ESTATES FOR
SAIE-SUBURBAN 81
4-ROOM BUNGALOW. bath. ami. double
glassed-in sleeping porch, large lot.
Priced, 50 $50, $50 cash. $36 per month.
o. B. ZAN1ZIN0ER
Hyattsville Nd. Hyattsvtlle ~
The Washington times., 1930-12-11
ToDAY,s BEST buy

CHEVROLET COACH, 1879.
6-cylinder, motor, quiet and powertuL
original duco finish. almost hke new:
Prestone antifreeze solution free. ThiR
car on display inside our building, and
may be inspected day or night-$365. lib.
eral termR trades considered.