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Ssleetive Free Wheeling
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drivers can ''select" 60
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motor car necessarily means cheapness you owe
it to yourself to correct this impression by ex.
aiming Hudson and Essex cars now on view
in our showrooms. M
You will find these cars rich and distin.
guished in every factor that makes for salts
fled and proud ownership, and typically
advanced in engineering and structural fea.
lures that you will not find generally avail.
able in other cars for another year or more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-24

Hudson and Essex high. speed engines
are the highest compression power units
in use today, operating on standard
fuels. The eisht-cylinder Hudsoa
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Six" 60 horsepower at $500 r. .. m. So
efficient is Hudson and Essex engine de.
sign, owners may use ordinary Gasoline
without annoyance from engine knock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-24

Essex PRICES LIST FROM
$5o5 TO $S9S F.o. .. DBrRorr
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Continued from Third Page


had had 60 yards of tulle smuggled in for her
wedding gown and veil With real distress in
it to me to make my soldiers some breeches."
1t was shortly after this that he wrote to
Mrs. Lee, who was making her home in Rich
mond: DO you recollect what happy day
33 years ago this was? How many hopes and
pleasures it gave birth to. God has been very
merciful and kind to us"
The romance of Mary Gusts and Robert
Edward Lee did not begin at a West Point hop,
as do so many of those of the service, but very
likely it was West Point uniform that won
the girls promise to be the bride of the hand
some cadet.
picturesque estate not far from the birthplace
of George Washington that had known gen.
erations of the family which produced both
warriors and statesmen, to Alexandria, where
the children might attend school and their
parents be relieved of an establishment ti.at
had become q burden Arlington is not far
from Alexandria. Mary ard Robert met when
they were children.
III health and financial worries had over
whelmed the dashing Light Horse Harry Lee,
who went to the West Indies in search of
salubrious climate. Upon his frail wife was
thrust the responsibility of bringing up q
family. Her youngest son Robert was the staff
whose support made possible her arduous walk
through life. He was a devoted. reserved. ever
solemn youngster who assumed responsibility,
but found it no cross and who showed in his
thoughtful service the love and affection he
felt for his mother.
In 1925 he left his home TO attend the Mill
tary Academy at West Point. He returned on
furlough two years later aud during that time
visited Arlington. A garden, q brown eyed girl
with chestnut curls, youth so handsome that
even after the years had brought defeat his
features were remarked by all who saw him and
q cadet unifoTm-the6c were the infallible in
gradients for romance 1t was then that Mary
promised TO wait for him. 1t is said that Mr..
Gusts welcomed him. although he might have
preferred for his only child q man whose
vocation would be neither 90 dangerous nor
demand repeated absences from home.
Hts nephew, Fitzhugh Lee. was one who saw
and appreciated the romance Of Mary Gusts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-15
Romance One Hundred Years DID,

and Robert E. Lee. He says: He in love
from boyhood. Fate brought him to the feet
of one who by birth, education, position and
family tradition was best suited to be his life
companion"
That it was at Arlington House that Robert
E. Lee made his momentous decision to espouse
the cause of The South, and that it was there
Mary made her decision to follow him, speaks
more than volumes of her devotion. She
reared by father famed for his loyalty to
Washington ana who considered his family
trustees of relics of national rather than per-
sonal value because of their hallowed associa-
tions.
Although she knew that she must leave her
home and its unique furnishings, she told her
husband: whichever way you go will be in
the path of duty. You will think 1t right and
I shall be satisfied"
WHEN 1t is recalled that not long before her
death she wrote, IF could forget my
dear home I would be content and happy"
some appreciation of her feelings may be gained
when her husband left for Richmond on April
~, 1851, never to return. Mary Gusts Lee
stayed at Arlington House until the last of the
following month. when she left it forever.
She made a home for the general in Rich
mond and it was at The Mess, TOT East
Franklin street, IN the Southern capital, that
she directed girls in knitting and making BAN
dageS.
The story of Appomattox is well known; the
dignity and the delicacy of the men who had
fought for four years on opposite sides have
been described. The feelings of both victors
and defeated can be imagined.
After saying farewell to his officers, Robert
Edward Lee mounted his horse Traveller and
rode to Richmond. He rode to the house on
East Franklin street where Mary Gusts Lee,
after foln years of STRESS waited for him. He
entered their home and the door closed out the
world for them to share these hours together.
In the years that followed, when Lee was at
the head of Washington College in Virginia
and his Family sojourned annually at the
Springs, which was the Southern spa, the de-
vOtion of this couple was an inspiration Until
he was laid to rest in the chapel of the univer-
sity that now also bears his name, his love was
openly expressed In tender service to his
Dearest Mary
(copyrt0ht, 1oo1)
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as you have made yourself out to be. And if
1 resented your work because it took you away
from me, each one of your books has been al
most as much my child it has yours. You
know 1 loved you when 1 married you, and I
adore and admire you now, but you made up
your mind that the story must end unhappily,
and it must. I can do nothing but die. But
when I dead I shall sit outside your
door and watt my love through the keyhole.
I've done this every day since you married me,
though you never discovered it
You should have heard those creaking
boards and seen the figure of that gaunt
gray man as he plunged up that wide old
staircase in frantic effort to push aside that
other gaunt gray figure which was standing by
the bed!
What do you want?"
1t was the doctor who spoke as the nurse
rose to her feet.
ITS my fight" called out Pemberton 1inging
himself on his knees and placing one arm with
utter tenderness and sudden understanding
Enid. Enid, love you I give you the will
one by living-by living my DEAR and sharing
my room with me- Come inside and remain
inside. You shall be my mistress as we'll as
my wife, and together we'll make a serial of
this story which shall run on and on"
The little hand to which he had pressed his
lips trembled and was withdrawn presently to
be placed like inspiration on his head
And although there was not a single creak
from those old oak boards death went away
from that house.
Copyright 1917
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Fights AnOther Day.
Continued from Eleventh Page

who yielded his life before q firing squad in
1927, once gave a great party in Mexico City on
his saints day. Gen. Gomez was famous as q
host and he planned to excel himself with this
function Consuela, who had hardly been to q
party since her marriage. wanted to CO.
The Escobars went, but the general did not
allow his wife to dance or speak with any other
person present! The conduct of the two at that
function Is topic for conversation at the
Mexican capital until this day.
That Is the sort of masterful conduct which
has put the general across, apparently. not only
in saving his skin from those very unpleasant
firing squads, but in making the ladies of his
choice cling TO him even when the going gets
rough.
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THE doctor stood aghast. Out OF the mouth
Of this reticent man came words that he
had dragged from his soul No wonder he was
being defeated No wonder his fight must fail.
At such moments the desire to live on the part
of the patient had frequently tipped the scale.
What waste of gayety, beauty and indie
scribable charm! If he had spoken before-n,
before Pemberton had come as a great celeb
rity. :. :.
II must go back" he said "She may want
to die; you may want her to die, but by
heaven, I shall put up fight agains. death
with all the strength have"
He went to the door and came back. How
he hated this man!
Here's a note-addressed TO you. I found
it on the floor. It must have slipped from
under her pillow He made long arm and
held it in the tips of his fingers.
Pemberton heard his soft steps in the hall.
The old oak boards out there usually creaked
beneath the weight of a They didn't
creak that night.
The note was addressed to himself in the
round. bland schoolgirl writing that he knew
well What in heavens name had this poor
little gay bird to say to him she trembed
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on the edge of death? Hadn't it all been said
though mostly without words?
His hand shook as though in palsy when he
opened the envelope. The letter very short.
"Pembie, my darling, my splendid Pembie,
you've dramatized all this. You've seen me
with the eyes of novelist from the very first.
We haven't been living in life but in the pages
of manuscript. You have never been too old,
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
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Employment
HELP WANTED

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SALESNIEN-AGENTS

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