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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1932-08-31
WET CONGRESS.
COUNCIL : AIM

Neither Governor Roosevelt
who stands for repeal of the
Eighteenth Amendment, nor Pres.
ident Hoover, who proposes an
anti-Saloon constitutional amend
ment, will have the support of the
United Repeal Council, composed
of the leading anti-prohibition
organizations in the presidential
compaign.
The council will confine its &C.
tiVities to a strictly non-partisan
support of anti-pronibition candi
dates of both parties for the Sen.
ate and House, Pierre S. du Pont
chairman, announced yesterday
following a meeting in New York
The council is composed of rep.
reSentatiVes of the Association
Against the Prohibition Amend
ment, the Crusaders, the Women s
Organization for National Prohibi.
ton Reform, the Voluntary Com,
mittee of Lawyers, and the Amer,
lean Hotel Association, with a
membership of 100000.
At the same time, A. J. Kun
mer, president of the Congress
sional Districts Modification
League, issued a statement de-
ploring the efforts of the Meth.
odist Episcopal Board of Tenn.
perance, Prohibition and Public
Morals again to bring the Meth
oGist Church into politics in this
campaign.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1932-08-31
COUNCIL PLAYS
WEAK CURRENT

Faulty and weak electric service
for the Sandy Spring, Md, com
munity, which includes Olney,
Ashton, Brookville, Brighton,
Spencerville, Burtonsville, Coles
Vile and Norbeck, was condemned
b. the Sandy Spring Council at
it's August meeting.
At times the service is so futile
that electric fans stop and lights
remain dim, it was declared.
A committee of seven, headed by
Rust Candy, was named to map
out the councils grievance for
presentation to the Potomac Elec-
trio Power Company and the An
napoliS and Chesapeake Bay Power
Company and to determine what
corrective measures are necessary.
Seven affiliated clubs an
nounced their approval of a
change in filling vacancies by the
July meeting.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1932-08-31
RELIEF DELAYS
STIR WAGNER
DEMANDS

Alarmed over the delay in
starting construction of public
works under the relief act, of
which he was an author. Senator
Wagner CD of New York has
taken the matter directly to the
departments involved and to the
Reconstruction Finance Corpora
ton.
After learning from the War,
Navy and Postoffice Departments
that they were ready to proceed
with the construction coming un.
der their jurisdiction and that
they awaited only the certifica-
ton from the Treasury that
funds were available Wagner said
today, he heard from Secretary
of the Treasury Mills that he
had not been advised by the de-
partmentS concerned of the de-
tails of their programs.
Wagner said he was anxious to
get the public works program
under way speedily, as it would
employ, directly and indirectly,
some 100000 persons.
Progress was reported today by
the Reconstruction Finance Cor
poration in preliminary studies Of
potential loans to carry out self
liquidating projects.
Applications, on the forms sent
out by the corporation. probably
will begin to reach the corporation
next week. They will be examined
first by the board of engineers,
set up to assist the corporation in
technical consideration Of the
projects. The appraising experts
then must examine the security
offered.
Among the projects so far men,
toned are the Hudson River tun-
mel, at Thirty-eighth Street in
New York; triborough bridge in
New York, the New York slumS
elimination project. a Mississippi
River bridge at New Orleans. a
bridge over the Missouri at Coun-
Gil Bluffs. and possibly two Ohio
River bridges,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1932-08-31
Meade MinnigerOde,
Author, Is Married

NEW YORK, Aug. 81 Q.NJS0.
On their honeymoon today were
Meade Minnigerode, author and
his bride-of.a-day, the former
Mrs. Mildred B. Maillard. Their
wedding took place in the
Municipal Chapel.
The bride was divorced from
her former husband, Adolph P.
Maillard, four years ago in Cali
fornia.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1932-08-31
MdcKdye Selected
As Visiting "PrOf. "

Percy MacKaye, whose pageant,
wakefield, was a part Of the
George Washington Bicentennial
celebration in Washington, has
been appointed visiting professor
Fat Sweet Briar College, Sweet
Briar, Va. He will offer course
in Creative Aspects of the
Drama" in addition to superviS-
ing dramatic productions and
writing plays and poetry.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1932-08-31
BOY BITTEN BY DOG

Robert Oliver, 5, 1903 Fifteenth
st. N. w., was bitten on the right
leg yesterday afternoon several
times by a stray dog. The child
was treated at Children's Hospital
His condition is not serious.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1932-08-31
HirOshi SGitO Slated
For Jap Enjoys Post

TOKYO, Aug. 81 U.N.S0.-Hi-
roshi Saito, counsellor for the
Japanese embassy in London, will
be transferred to Washington I'M
til Ambassador Debuchi returns,
the foreign office announced to-
day. Saito, who was once consul
general in New York, will act as
charge d'affaireS,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1932-08-31
ESTATE SETTLED

Final accounting of the estate
of Charles w. Sage was filed in
Montgomery County Orphans
Court, at Rockville, yesterday by
the executrix, Elizabeth S. Dove,
and accepted by the court.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1932-08-31
MOTORIST FINED
EMMETT

William Clements, Of Gathers
burg, was fined $25 and costs with
the alternative of Is days in jail,
on the charge of reckless driving,
in Rockville Police Court yester-
dav
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1932-08-31
HELD IN BOND

James Watkins, of Alexandria,
Va, was placed in the Marlboro
Jail in default of $500 bond, set
by U. S. Commissioner J. Frank
Parran yesterday. He was charged
with transportation and posses
sion OF liquor. Lillian Cal Ter, ar
rested with Watkins, was released.
Evening star., 1932-10-05
sIruATIoNs-DoMESTIC.

(ContinueSl
GENERAL fIoUsEWoRk. plata ccokins or
part part time; time; by neat. reliable colo'ed girl
GENET.AL HOUsEWoRK or part-time work
of any kind. by neat colored girl. Call
North 03s3. ----------
enced. chambermaid or chambermaid-laun-
dress; full or part time; good reference. fe-
CENTRAL, HoUsEWoRK. az day or part Of
ssse.5 Is day. BY e0l'rsd siFl' rslia0le oan Pot
GENERAL HoUsEWoRK. good plain cook.
Call 1922 Vermont ave. NV. n.W..
porea Wants ssne
Between and 4 lllsls 21nd st. NV:
GIRL. light colored. general hessswork.
chambermaid or nurse. Decatur 41so-M.
H1sI s wishes VI wf5s Phone Dfss NORTH Or soe time
GIRL. Hight. neat, honest. refined. good
worker: clean bachelor apt. maid; l.! purse or
maid work; city reference. Col 23sS.
GRL from the seqns s. Est' nsia Hsson
P ST. s.w.
GIRL. reliable, wants all-day or .part-tlme
work: good cook; city reference DEC 1888
Girl nice neat: xill,nf 70 xSss ok ssnsrs nsss.s
Gal or write Alice Morton. 1913 sth ST. NV
GIRL coiored: %. light co Aplex.oned, rsr- "a.
Vivian Powell. North 2s8akJ. g.
GIRL neat. experience. wants days. part
time or work Of any md. Adams 3404.
GIRL STUDENT. eo6rea. desires TO work
evenings or Saturdays. Call Dec. 1855. i7zs
Corcoran ST. NV.
GIRL. neat, cologed wishes place as cook;
general houHewoik on part time. Call 2sle
Dunlbarton ave NV
HOUSE aousEkEE2sER; Write small family anti stay
VIRGINIA GIRI- colored. wishes Job as
Dist. 1868. ~, Union St sW
WISH TO PLACE MY HoUsEKEEpERIz-RIs.-
cai cTIt Ca nor is,a and reasonable wages aesSs'
WOMAN. ysolored exp. ref. practical train
ing: war z, place as maid; nurse TO child 81 or
woMt =. colored. wants general housework: !:
stay nights. 1891 nth ST. NV. t5anito- 5
qua" ers, Phone North 1920
WckIAN colo-ed young, wishes position as
or aaane Ociss'e ets ADAMS a5ss h0'e S
'EpMAN. colored. refined: as chiids nurse
well recommended. Nat. 1923.
WOMAN. colored. wants days work or part
time Marie Hall. 224 r st. sw.
WOMAN colored. desires cooking and gen
ass3
WOMAN. colored refined. wishes part-time
nights. t'Gi suburbs bS"o"a or city Potomac s27s
WOMAN; colored; wants work. cooking or
=, 81 s.w. Atlantic 3699-J
WOMAN good. reliable wants par. time
Can give references. Pot 1889 81
YOUNG LADY. white. neat. wishes position.
housekeeper care for children or days work.
Address Box l79-V. Star cffice. g.
wants steady general housework. Address
so Decatur ST. ne.
Evening star., 1932-10-05
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its advertisers
from receiving circular matter, it is
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in care of
The Star will be delivered to adFer-
tisers on presentation Of the box
number ticket.
Evening star., 1932-10-05
SALE--AUTO TRUCKS.

| FORD AA PANEL. is3l--A new truck at a
used price. THIS truck is IL exceptionally
good condition and carries our regular guar
antee. Price. s4s9. Cse-ner Motor Co, 1881
Florida ave. NV.
FORD A PANEL is3i-This delivery will be
credit for any one to own; II has been
one. Phone Us and we will gladly send IT
to you Tor your inspection Cherner Motor
Co. 1871 Florida ave. NV North 1865.
| FORD 1929 TRUCK CHASSIS iI,-ton. dual
wheels. On account ot being overstocked
We are practically givias II away. Only s99
on easy terms. Triangle Motor Co. New
York ave.
| CHEVROLET SEDAN DELIVERY 1882
Equipped with bumper and spare tire: big
reduction. To reSpon Sible firm can sell for
| $50 cash, balance $50 month 81 interest
mo finance charge Call Mr.. Cox Col.
84o2. after pm.
FORD 1929 PANEL DELIVERY-Motor over
hauled and real buy for sISj. Cherner
Motor Co. 1871 Florida ave. NV.
CAMP CAR, mounted on 1-ton Chevrolet
chassis. aluminium body price. 5000. H z.
Kaufman. WASHINGTON Tourist Camp. 6.
Trucks Trucks. Trucks.
Fords. Dodges. Chevrolets. G. NJ C and
other makes Panels dumps. furniture.
stake. express and Other bodies
Trucks to suit any business or purpose 30
to choose from All at extremely low prices.
Don't buy any truck without seeing our
TRIANGLE MOTOR CO.
New York Ave NV
Evening star., 1932-10-05
SALE-AUTOM0BNiES.

ltBUICK 5-PASSENGER COUPE. MDLEL 5s-
ElSiX wire wheels, IN excellent condition: for
sale by original owner viii cemonstrste'
/, Phone Emerson 1873. mornings 81
BUICK SEDAN 192B-original finish. condi..
tion of upholstery. performance of motor tell
the story of how this car was taksn ss, care . Of
ave. NV.
BUICK 1925 4-DOOR SEDAN se5; terms
and trade. See Mr.. Logan. 1910 st. NV.
BUICK 1929 sTANDAFp sEpAN Perfect
| 1920 Kearney st. ne. North oael.
BUICK &C. SPORT uOUpE. lgsl a very
ds sport car n. Nth six ~hee n.,ed de lafe s
Tires, an,sh and general detail Of cer Ike
]; at s7o5. Lee 2. Butler. Inc 2ls5 Cham
I BUICK SEDAN. Master Six. 1929; another
wei known make Must be seen to be fully
appreciated. Clean and well kept and ready
F0 sold with VI ,sss s oea ee gasr
als5 Champlain St Col $3.50
Z BUICK 81 DE LUXE RoADSTER-Here is a
ear sso Sad s
iance has been carefully attended to By
eonda o ts snd css IS
guarantee gus Done IN robins egg biis and
plain st. Col. $3.50.
BUICK COUPE. MASTER SIX. 1923: 5-pas-
senger; a handsome. dependable car. il
| excellent condition Throughout; tirles. finish.
metal work. etc. like new. Guaranteed and
priced to move quickly at saS5. Lee D.
Butler, Inc. PISS Champlain ct. Col. $3.50
| BUICK COACH-Clean rs new. fine tires.
original paint ok. many extras. siB5. No
J JAMS. I'LL Eighteenth 81. NV.
BUICK SEDAN-Cost rev 81. $50 q few years
ago: upholstery and tires still look like new.
| Sacrifice. s160; easy terms. Triangle Motor
| Co.. New York ave. nv.
CADILLAC 1881 CLUB SEDAN. de lure. six
1 Owner. Wis. also. g
CHEVROLET COUPE. la2s-Motor has been
| rebored and is in excellent condition; nrtgi-
| nal dark blue Duco in hne condition: s. good
! tires. new seat covers: SITS: only $50 down.
| street cars or taxis With excellent t,,anzpor-
| tation at our price and terms? ANY damun-
I strat!on you wish. Your car in trade Owens
Motor Co. 63z3 Ga. ave.
CHEVROLET SPORT ROADSTER. 1880: rum
| green wire wheels; perfect throuehout; q
servce snrpHs Ills lbs aos @ a St na o Aatsanai eo7o
| CHEVROLET 1893 RoADsTER,-M Must sell
! for $50; terms. Ask for Mr.. Logan Met.
731s
CHEVROLET 1898 Convertible Sport Coupe
| Recently repainted, motor ovefhauled: tires
! and upholstery in dne shape. Has . dne.
new snappy appearance. Must ne seen TO
appreciate. real bargain for k32s, with
fairly easy terms Call Mr.. HeS{grth. Col.
17oe;. after B. COL l3ess
Evening star., 1932-10-05
MOTOR TRAVEL

PRIVATE CARS ALL POINTS DAILY. share
jeXpense plan insured service o. S. Travel
Bureau. 1921 Penna. Met. 74l1
INTERSTATE TRAVEL BUREAU-CARS TO
all points. quick service. 209 Union Trust
Bldg. Nat 2lT7
NATIONAL AUTO TRAVEL BUREAU
Travel by private cars. all points; share
exp. save =. 140l Eve NV. Met. 796l. ~
Evening star., 1932-10-05
SALE-AUTOMORaLEE.
PARTS-rAKTS

for al cars and TRUCKS; usee cars eand
son's Auto Exchanae. 7T2 Fla. ave ne.
n68-o6D Fla. ave. nv. North to106.
Evening star., 1932-10-05

MEN IS, needed at once to complete our our
wiling work No sxpsrenef tTsds Tedsifeu and
ditionai 10 start Call after $50 pm $50
Evening star., 1932-10-05
CHRISTMAS CARD sALEsMEN:
TRIP TO CHICAGO WORLDS

"A
Here is one of the best Christmas Card
Propositions in America. Our people are
cleaning up with our extra big line OF %
personal business and professional deslfns
CASH BONUS Two 2l-card box assts pay
ing Soc and 81 profit, with MoNEY-BAGk
GUARANTEE. Pay daily in advance we
deliver and collect. Samples FREE Apply
a. once THE PROCESS CORPORATION.
1l74 Nat Press Bldg.
statesmen, several, with or with
out experience. who arc looking Tor
permanent. dignihcd employment
with exceptional earnings. Apply
with references. 1909 l. st. n.w-
SANTA CLAUS, preferably with
natural gray beard. for about
seven weeks work with lead
ing department store. State age,
height, weight and previous en-
ployment. Attach snapshot or
inexpensive picture to letter OF
application; picture will not be
returned. Address Box 144-N,
Star Office.
Evening star., 1932-10-05

MEN IA to work with manager; STEADY;
salary and bonus. both conditional to start,
experience not necessary can use pari ma,,
Evening star., 1932-10-05
SPECIAL BARGAIN.

open express ..................S" 80. .s5
starter. early 1928; each ch..............I5 $50
REQ DUMP. 3-ton, speed wagon. under
n9!sL uuIlp SuO
CHEVROLET. 1881. chassis 0ongl and
cab, dial pneumatics ................ AIS
FORD. long chassis, 1881 A. A. and CAB. 2f5
feet $50
FORD; Model A dump perfect. ......... ts5
perfect condition ................ - 100
Buick m2tor; each ...........,+.. It's
KELLY-sPRINGFIELD. 3-ton. open esp.. rs
WITT-WILL. 2-ton, fat ................. so
FEDERAL. 3-ton .................... rs
REPUBLIC, lbz-ton, pneumaties, panel
g 0IIs N C.. i1s. extra long chassis. dual
pneu 2l2-ton. with Bulldog van body .450
CHEyROLET. l-ton. screen body ...... .i25
INTERNATIONAL. 2-ton. pneumaties -. 50
MACK, 2-ton pneumatics ............... 50
Evening star., 1932-10-05

MEN-Can place 4 men in permanent po-
sition in washington; prefer marrlea al,,iad men.
thorough education and reference required
Anply between I and pm. 977 Natl Press
Evening star., 1932-10-05

MEN-3 wanted for food product routes. prati
Fine opening with good pay to start. PreW-
Gus experience and sales work not necessary
we train and develop you. Good oppo1lu-
nifty for advancement. Apply before noon'
n Ga,
Evening star., 1932-10-05

CHEVROLET 1898 Convertible Sport Coupe
Recently repainted, motor cverhalled: tires
and upholstery in nne shane. Has q hne.
appreciate. real bargain for k325, with
fairly easy terms. Cali Mr.. HeR1grth. col,
l70e;. after s. 0ol. l31e.
Evening star., 1932-10-05

FIREMAN with D. c. engineers license for
low pressure plant. One with knowieoge e,0 o.
electric elevators and otfser electrical euIp NJ
Evening star., 1932-10-05

MEN 10 sell advertised brands food products
direct to homes: car necessary. 2Ulo Alien
nj n W Col. 4193. :
Evening star., 1932-10-05

OPPORTUNITIES for men. with or withous
EXPERIENCES in life insurance field WHO are
willing to work and follow INSTRUCTIONS: full
or part time; one Of the Oldest low net cost
companies in America; thorough training
will be given Inquire Suite 3o6-S Evans
Evening star., 1932-10-05
ssALE-AUTDBDoBILEs.

AUTOMOBILES AT -sEeScasiet 40 auction, I
g28 H st. NV. every Wedre' 1: ana S:Eur- K
day. 10 am Usually Eood assortment
Evening star., 1932-10-05

MEN wanted TO sell attractive seven piece
soap combination: money maker DE Veau
Sale q Room 800.
Evening star., 1932-10-05
HELP-MEN.

CGUNTERMAN-Mu be exp xperienced oyster
sucker and sea food man. Apply oeVWesn
ana pm, 10 and Il M. 1907 E ST. NV.
Evening star., 1932-10-05

Farm HAND with car; dairy experience
Evening star., 1932-10-05

smart, clean sport motel IN this well known
make Six wheels with lender wells gnu
Ter, Inc. PASS Champlain ST. Col 6n5a.
PACKARO ROADSTER, de lu:,e linz eight
c,lfnder: a heauttful roadster. in original
colors: Motcl 645; Thss car cost HfIen new
win adevelnp log horsepower ut 3.290 revD-
lutions De luxe equipment fnciu1uS six
wheels with two wheels JrDuutcd On front
tenders. most remarkable value for such
o car Low price. $775. LEE D. Butler, Inc,
PISS Champlain st. Col $3.50.
passenger; this GET wEs SpeciR1y built. 1t
Is the eight -cy1ind.r tyre md shows un.
usual care: Il has BEEN C1rc1nlly uriyen an4
S5.UOe new. WIN ye sold under our sixty.
day suArantee. Frire. Sly05. 1ee %: nut
Evening star., 1932-10-05

FORD 1881 TOWN SEDAN Maroon: has bad
hest OF care by owner: must sacrifice. s2I5
Call my res for appointment. North 4764-J
FORD DE LUKE ROADSTER 1884, months
old. car like new: privately owned: low
! price, s2S5 cash no dealers. Georgia 257l-J.
Evening star., 1932-10-05

Packard SEDAN, 1856 stendard F1f.ht: 3
psssenger q very clean. we'll kept car. LOW
mileage Good tires. Dark blue lacquer. a
handsome bargain with our 6D-day guaran-
tee at sss5. Lee D. Butler, Inc. 2155 Chum-
nlain of TIL ENdn
Evening star., 1932-10-05

CHEyRCIEr COACH. is1s-Ffne condition:
new paint, new tires; sis3; easy terms
WoodridEe Branch. Ourtsman Chevrolet'
cHEYRodET R0ApsTER. Ie30-In excellent
The Washington times., 1932-03-02
Bv HAZEL LIVINGSTON
By Tuthill
BY MiIt Gross
By Rube Goldberg

to excuse me. I'm really very
tired"
He rose now, quick sympathy
on his lined, weather beaten
face. I'm sorry for you. Truly,
my dear, I'm sorry for you"
you needn't be-" sh Q
flashed, "I can take care Of
myself"
But I've made arrange
ments-"
Marriage Annulled
Lily Lou felt the floor waver-
ing under her. She felt beaten
and battered, and sick unto
death. "You might have waited
till it was necessary" she said
desperately. II haven't decided
to leave Ken yet. And when I
do it's him I'll tell. It's be-
tween us-us two, and nobody
nobody"
To her horror and disgust
her voice broke. She began to
cry, convulsively, struggling fu.
tilely to find the dismal hand
kerchief.
h He put his big hands on her
shoulders. my dear child, I'm
so sorry. Didn't Ken tell you
anything? Don't you know that
yesterday your marriage was
annulled?"
Continued Tomorrow
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him. And now Ken sees it
himself. Captain Sage came
to me and made me propost.
ton, after Ken had been to
him and he had poured out
his troubles to Peggy"
Dream Of Lifetime
Lily Lou reached for her wet
ball of a handkerchief, but she
said nothing, After all, it
wasn't a surprise. She knew
it. She knew he'd gone to
Peggy.
Again she saw Peggy, and
Peggy's self-confident smile.
Well. If that was how he felt,
she wouldn't hold him, But
she wouldn't discuss it with
Ken's father, either.
We're merging our inter.
ests. You don't understand
just what that means. Mil
lions. The dream Of a life
time for me. for Ken, too,
if you let him"
She was too tired. too sick
with thinking Of Peggy. Peggy
whose face she would soon be
seeing in every paper, christen-
ing a ship or something. She
Just couldn't sorrow for you"
Tin afraid I must ask you
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'EMBERs OF LOVE-

He never finished a thing in
his life. He never really fin
iShed high school. He was
lazy. He went to sea, he didn't
finish that, he came back
licked"
"You can't turn me against
Ken!"
I'm not trying to. My dear
girl, he's my son. My only
child. I'd give him my life, If
it would help him. I believe in
him, too. I think that some
day he will be a man to be
proud of. but he isn't now-he
isn't now"
Scents the Plot
A stifled sob from Lily Lou.
When you came into Ken's
life, he was for the first time
in his life doing well. Perhaps
he told you he didn't like the
work. Very well. We must all
do things we don't like. But
he was learning something. He
was laying the foundation Of a
career. a great career. He
likes ships. Some day he will
own ships the greatest
line in these United States, if
plans I have materialize. Cap
tain Sage and i"
Captain Sage. She saw him,
sitting IN . big office, with Ken's
The Washington times., 1932-03-02
The Story of a Great Romance

father, somewhere. These two,
with their grey heads together,
planning. And she saw Peggy,
too. Peggy with her fluff Of
gilt hair, her hawk nose, like
her fathers, her bright brown
eyes.
Cant you and Captain Sage
plan without Ken?"
She flushed under his hard,
direct gaze. Could he know
how she felt about Peggy? Did
be guess. could he know about
Ken still seeing her? For the
first time she began to faltel e. .
She could figh: for Ken, but #
Ken didn't want her. If all the
time it was Peggy he wanted. E.
Ken's father was talking
The Washington times., 1932-03-02

Pattern E141
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may be made ir one Of the
dainty pastel shades or in o
colorful print. A leather belt
adds a smart touch.
Pattern 2147 may be ordered
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Of 36-inch fabric,
Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15cD
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style number. BE SURE TO
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{COntinucd from Magazine Page
he spoil it if he wants to. oh,
you. you make me so mad. .."
He didn't smile. He waited,
nodding his head gravely.
you'd better go home" she
said, unsteadily. "I'm all up
set, and I'm going to say some
thing I'll be sorry for, and I
don't want to, because you
ARE Ken's father. and I guess
you love him, in your own
way"
! I'VE both love him." he
agreed. But he didn't rise. He
sat immovable, his great frame
erect in the armchair. "And I
dare say we've both interfered.
He's only a boy, while you-"
! he smiled a little, "are a
woman in character and expert
ence- I can talk to you as an
equal-Something I couldn't do
with Ken"
"You feel that way because
you're his father" she cut in,
determined that he shouldn't
flatter her. "All fathers feel
that way. Mine does about
me"
Perhaps. But in my case
I'm afraid 1t is justified. I'mS
going to tell you something.
Ken isn't strong. He's weak.
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again. when he's ready for It,
Ken will have all the power he
wants, all the ships. too. lie has
ideas. If I can make him buckle
down and study, he will realize
all his dreams some day.. Now
this South American bug 50.
But my dear girl, he doesn't
know any more about conditions
tlat we ship Owners and our /
irons, the shippers, have to face,
than any other lad who has
made one trip down south. >.
can't you understand that?
Can't you see that he isn't
ready?"
She saw. She nodded. But
Hoyt took him"
Mere spite work. Then fired
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Snappy Wise Cracks
Give Him the Air

Give Him the Air
Whirl-dry washing clothes ma
chine (small). $25. Fine for
baby. - Albany Knickerbocker
Press.
Claude-If you refuse me, I
shall never love another.
Maude-That's all very well