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~Jo tried a little walk along the
lake" Tubby said valiantly. -but
but evidently she's still q bit
weak from her Illness"
"Indeed?" said Mrs. Marsh.
"She-she had q sort OF nervous
collapse Tubby said. leading 10
on down the hall
IL suggest" the old lady TO
marked. shat you try cold water
and perhaps q cup OF black coffee. ="
And with this remark she took TO
the stairway without so much as
a backward glance.
THAT old harridanI" muttered
Tubby through clenched teeth "I'd
just like to-to-"
Never mind. Tubby." 10 said
weakly. "I'm past caring what
she says or thinks" She went
through the door OF her room
which Tubby opened. sank into one
Of the cushioned chairs. I'm leav-
ing here tomorrow. anyway"
"Leaving?"
10 nodded. This Is the last
straw. Tubby. Every time / turn
around l seem TO walk into trouble
here"
Suppose you decide this thing
in the morning" said Tubby. bring
ing JOS slippers and pajamas from
the closet Right now you're go
ing to bed. And I hope you notice
that I'm not asking what happened
tonight I'm perfectly willing TO
wait until tomorrow-and for me
that's pretty darned good"
RUT next morning when Tubby
- knocked at JOS door and re-
sponded to the latter's come in"
she found her just as i~nsistent as
ever that 1t would be best to leave
Crest Lake.
Il can't understand why" Tubby
walled. Il thought you'd made up
your mind to stick II out. and
now"
Il met Bret last night, Tubby
and we had AN unpleasant talk. +"
But what right has be 70 create
unpleasant situations for your"
asked Tubby stoutly. He mad his
chance and he tossed IL overheard
I'll admit he's a hero. and he prob
ably feels on that account he
has a right to stick his nose in
your business. but"
"A hero?" repeated 10. puzzled
Il don't know just what you mean
Tubby. and l fail TO see what right
Bret Paul has TO tell me what 70
do with my life"
"All right. then" said Tubby.
turning toward the window.
Il want TO get away from Bret
Paul. and | think | want 10 get
away from Fragonet." 10 went on
slowly. "And I'm certain want
TO get away from Douglas Marsh's
mother. Her insult last night was
about all | can stand"
You shouldn't mind her. 10. And
| must admit that you were a sorry
sight Your hair was every which
way. and your dress was all torn"
Tubby turned from the window In
sudden breathlessness. "Did-did
Bret Paul muss you up that way7"
10 smiled in spite OF herself
Moo. | did that myself. I was
angry and excited.
you must have BEEN" Tubby
conceded. perching herself on the
window ledge. She looked hard at
10 for the space OF several seconds
Then she said. 10. do you mind If
| shoot a little advice your way?'
"Of course not. Tubby."
TT may be hard to take" the
other warned.
"You don't have 10 take advice
smiled 10.
well. you'd better take this. II
| were you | wouldn't leaye Crest
Lake until they tossed me out on
my ear"
, 1935-08-07

tween steel manufacturers and New
Deal economists illustrates how far
apart Big Business and the admin
istration stand over the soak-the-
rich tax bill. Both use the same fig
ures to bolster contrary viewpoints.
In the July issue Of steel Facts"
the house organ Of the Iron and
Steel Institute, there appears a
statement Of the 1894 earnings of
l54 steel companies. It shows that
the smaller corporation. the larger
Its earnings. Forty-eight companies
with less than a 81. 100000 invest
ment averaged earnings Of 6.94 per
cent. Six corporations with invest
ments Of more than 500. 000, 900 had
losses averaging 0.09 per cent.
The manufacturers contend the
report refutes presidential argu-
ments that bigneSs means excessive
profits. The New Dealers enthuse
over It as evidence that a breakup Of
industry through taxation will help
rather than hurt individual corpo-
rations.
Proof - J. +. +. O'Connor has
been resigned" or transferred so
often that he has become supersti-
tious. So the Comptroller Of the
Currency has placed an advertise
ment on his desk to warn all corners
that he stands In right with the big
wigs.
It Is a fuIl-face photograph Of
James Aloysius Farley. postmaster
general. national democratic chair
man Of the New York state demo-
cratic committee. In Jim's famous
green ink there is written a delicate
and restrained eulogy Of "Jeftie:"
ITO j. y. T. OConnor - O fine
, 1935-08-07

'why9"
cit wouldn't be good for you.
Look here. you found yourself in q
bad spot at the beginning Of the
summer. But you started out like
q little soldier and found yourself
a job. And when you lost Bret
Paul you kept your chin up and
went right on with your knitting,
Now you've struck some bad spots
and you want TO chuck everything.
Isn't that about it?"
well suppose you're right.
what then?"
~Just this. 10. You ought to e
this through. You may have 20
hit the old world several years be
fore you find the right man II
you quit cold now it'll always have
your goat. Another thing. II you
quit cold now you might get soured
on men-al men. And that'd be
bad"
You talk like q man yourself.
Tubby." 10 told her. smiling. ITO
hear you talk. the one ambition OF
every girl is to get herself a mani
well. it's even up then" said
Tubby. because the n ambition
OF every man IL TO get a woman
Trouble with some Is. once they
get one woman they start out after
some more" Suddenly Tubby
dropped her bantering tone and
leaned toward 10. Seriously. 10
don't you see what l near about
staying on here? don't know who
Is chasing you out - whether it's
Mrs. Marsh. or Bret Paul. or Fra
gonet-but. whoever II is. / think
you're a fool II you ran"
THOUGHTFULLY 10 studied her
hands. twisting = ring back and
forth on one smooth finger. Then
she stood up. faced Tubby with
frank admiration in her wide blue
eyes.
Il think you're right. Tubby. I'm
going TO stick II out"
"Braval" cried Tubby. graspine
JOS hand in her delight. Then.
serious again. she added. "Td like
TO ask something else Of you, Jo."
Now whst?" 10 wanted TO know
in mock evaporation.
Tubby replied with difficulty
It's about Bret. IL wish o
wouldn't pass judgment on him AZ
quickly as you do. I'm darned sure
he thinks a lot Of you. 10. and that
be tries to do what he thinks is
best for you"
Perhaps you're right" said 10.
But Just the same. I'D rather he
let me take care OF myself as best
| can"
Tu5by nodded. That's Just the
trouble. You're so darned fiery and
proud that you cut him OF every
time he tries to reach you again
and help you. Maybe IL you'd meet
him halfway"
Its quite all right now. Tubby.
Bret Paul and l understand each
other perfectly. . . Shall we go
down to breakfast"
Utterly miffed. Tubby inclined
her head and started toward the
door. But. as they we're leaving.
the telephone rang. 10 took up the
instrument and answered. was
astonished TO hear the voice Of
Peter Fragonet
Il came in on the morning
plane" he told her. Wont you
have breakfast with me?"
"Why-Miss Davis and l we're
just going down"
Fine" exclaimed Fragonet. "In
be delighted TO see you both" Then
he lowered his voice. But ] want
to see you alone afterward, Jo."
She did not reply directly. Wen
be right down" she said, and re-
placed the telephone in its cradle
IT. n Gnnefnnadh
, 1935-08-07

BEGIN HERE TODAY
30 DARIEN. nnishing her arst
year In college. learns her father
On ont % WORK. 10 hunts n fob
and secures part time work Ion N
marine supply O There d
meets wealthy. handsome DOUG
LAS MARSH who eFern her n
Job or hostess nc his Inn af Crest
Lake. 10 accepts This causes n
quarrel with BRET PAUL 90
whom she 10 engaged 10 breaks
the engagement
she goes 20 Crest Lake. Hes
duties are pleasant. but Marsh's
eccentric mother takes q dislike
60 the girL BABs MONTGOM-
ERY. a school acquaintance who
lm Jealous of Jos popularity.
60 the tina. PETER FRA
COMET. alm actoRs and his wife
r aIso guests
FPagonet pays 10 marked at
tentions. tells heE he loves her
and hegs her 60 marry htm m
m he a secure n divorce.
He goes 90 hollywood. promising
20 return soon
Bret Paul 90 Crest Lake
mn the life guard.
Frngonet,s company decide 20
snake part Of . picture at Crest
Lake. sILAs DRAM. Director.
and several others arrive.
10. taking q walk alone one
evening. encounters Bret. He
questions her abOut FrnEOnet and
they quarrel. Bret. catching her
tn his arma. insists he still loves
her.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XVI
TO struggled free, and stepped
y back from Bret. breathless. Then
without another word. she turned
and ran blindly along the path
that led toward the Inn. She
fought against the tears of anger
and humiliation that streamed
down her cheeks. and in her sight.
.ess rush she tore her dress and
scratched her bare arms against
he clutching brush and tree-boughs
hat lined her way. She knew only
hat she must get to her room. that
she must be alone-and that she
wanted never TO g Bret Paul
again.
Even when she reached the broad
green clearing that sloped down
from the Inn she did not slacken
her pace. but in her unthinking
panic hurried headlong toward the
veranda- II was fortunate indeed
that Tubby. having given up seeing
Lolita Montez. had drifted out Oh
the veranda for a breath OF air be
fore retiring. Tubby saw the hur-
rying. familiar figure In white and
sensed that something was wrong.
AS fast as her ample weight would
allow she descended the steps and
rushed 10 meet 10.
30 Darien! Whatever"
Il don't want 70 talk now. Tubby.
please" She tried to free herself
from Tubby's restraining hand.
Look here. 10, | don't care what
happened. Only you can't 60 up
on that porch like this. II anyone
saw you" Tubby put her arm
around JOS shoulder. "I1l take
you In the back entrance"
Gratefully 10 sagged against
Tubby. feeling suddenly az II her
knees we're water. "AH right,
then . . ="
THEY negotiated the rear en-
trance Of the Inn without en-
sountering anyone. but in the hall
way the two came face to face with
Mrs. Marsh. At sight OF her 10
Strengthened involuntarily and was
painfully conscious Of her flushed
and tear-stained face. her disar-
ranged hair and torn dress The
old lady stood staring at them
frigidly and her eyes said palmer
than words that she believed 10
had been drinking.
, 1935-08-07

TIE first club TO wear the present
style Of baseball uniform with short
pants was the Cincinnati Reds In
1868
The London ZOO has q tigon. an
animal which had q honeSs Tor O
mother and q tiger for o father.
, 1935-08-07

would subject the country rs a whole to the military
clique In Washington
II seems to be q thoroughly bad law which should
be defeated without delay.
, 1935-08-07

America has never really been written about. There
Is so much for American writer's yet to do. Honestly.
in the next 20 years we are going to turn out some
grand books. - Thomas Wolfe, American author.
, 1935-08-07

Independence Is the greatest boon in the life Of a
people. Reichsfuehrer Hitler restored to Germany
her independence. - DR.. Ernst +. s. Hanfstaengl, Hit
Ter adviser.
, 1935-08-07
Correctly Speaking

Two consecutive statements should
not both be introduced by but" or
for"
, 1935-08-07
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, 1935-08-07
Races Show Variation
In Blood Pressure
BY DR. MORRIS FIsHBEIN

Editor. Journal Of the American Medical Association
and nd Hygeia4 the Health Magazine
Evening star., 1935-05-07
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

PONTIAC 1888 de luxe sedan. black finish
like new. @ wheels. metal tire covers. trunk
gask interior psss .Ow se noSt
Y1 iias Goth st. NV Phone District 9iIi
PONTIAC 1929 sport roadster: new tan
Duco nnish so9d tires rumble tnr seat runs
ser Service seu lIss Gs Goth St NV District sI4i
PONTIAC 1894 2-door sedan. beautiful
dark blue original Duco: almost a new car:
es. 0ps BsdfoTd Srag whpeod Ef aDho
scratch on it. This will appeal to any
prospective buyer about to purchase new
car cHr0 and m save the difference: We fully
euarantee this car for 80 days: Price;
is months to pay Standard Motor Sales,
Inc. 2O24 14th st. NV.
PONTIAC 1881 coupe. beautiful two-tone
tan finish interior spotless. tires like new,
motor guaranteed. Very attractive and a
1929 10th st NV. Phone District a1AI
PONTIAC 1885 s-cyl. sport coupe; radio;
never sold; unusual value; driven 2
months 3419 Conn. ave. Cleveland 3s3s
STUDEBAKER 1881 sedan. This car has
condition throughopt;- paint and upholstery
unusually clean: S275; easy terms. Barry
Pate Motor Co. ] 130 Conn. ave.
sTUDEBAKER. 1929 4-pass. coupe; good
excellent: S135: guaranteed. Logan Ford
Dealers. $500 14th st. n. W. and 1419 Irving
st. NV. Phone Columbia 10306.
STUDEBAKER 1884 Dictator go sedan;
original finish like new free wheeling all
steel body. automatic features. safety glass,
mechanically excellent: S57g Lee D. But
Ter. Inc. New address. 1136 Conn. ave.
Phone District l21S.
STUDEBAKER 1880 President brougham;
| upholstery very clean good tires and paint,
mechanically AL; ready for any demon
stration: an ideal family car A bargain.
only S279 easy terms. Logan Motor Co.
Ford Dealers. $3.50 14th St NV. columbia
l0306) and 1919 Irving St NV.
Evening star., 1935-05-07
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

NASH 1929 Advanced "8" sedan, $40;
looks and runs nne clean int interior Dr., sin smo
Der our new address. 1896 Conn. ave.
Phone District 1918.
OAKLAND de luxe custom roadster; rumble
seat: almost new; easy Tor lady to driVe'
sacrifice. Sl25. 3l6l 18th NV.
OLDSMOBILE 1929 sport roadster: new
maroon Duco finish. new top. good tires.
runs fine bargain at $3.50: easy terms
Pohanks Service. 1925 goth st. NV
OLDSMOB1LE 1929 sedan; low down pay
ment. terms, trade. Longs Garage. rear
2l5 3rd st. Sc.
OLDSMOBILE 1881 sport coupe. finished
IN In. nlack rumble seat seat covers 5000 g0od
last long at s easy terms Pohsnks
Service 1128 10th st. NV. District 9l4l
OLDSMOBILE 1882 "S" de luxe sedan.
satin-black finish. q red wire wheels: trunk
rack. white side wall tires. seat covers.
guaranteed. 4 real value at 1875: easy
terms. Pohanka Service 1926 Goth st.
NV. Phone District al41.
OLDSMOBII.E 1880 sedan: original factory
shows no wear. tires perfect. motor guar
anteed. Very attractive and real value
at only $la5: easy terms Pohanka Serv-
S4a9. Lee D. Butler. Inc. new address.
l36 Conn. ave. Phone District 121S.
PACKARD 1929 sedan: low down pay
ment. terms. trade. Longs Garage. rear
2l5 3rd st. Sc.
PACKARD 1892 custom sedan; five wire
wheels. custom white side wall tires.
Philco radio. Cost new over S4 900; our
price. $3.50. 90-day warranty. Norris
Inc, 20lS-20 l4th st. Phone North 3949.
PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe model P. D.
coupe-This car is In wonderful condition
throughout; motor. paint. tires and up
holStery are perfect. Norris. Inc. 20lS-20
14th. Phone North 3949.
PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe sedan. P-D
model 2nd series: original dark blue Duco.
Car formerly owned by a lady emrloye OF
the War Dept: was purchased new and has
had only one owner and has been well
taken care of. Motor runs like a charm,
clean as a pin. inside and out. Try this
car out for half an hour put 1t through
any test-you will buy it, Price only
S435 easy terms. IL months to pay
Standard Motor Sales, Inc. 2O24 14th NV.
PONTIAC de luxe sedan; almost new: pri-
vately owned: $1,000 miles: sacrifice. S145:
terms. S25 cash. ST. mo. 1851 18th NV
PONTIAC 1888 sedan; quiet and powerful
motor. all good tires. clean interior. excel
lent finish. Only S49a See it today:
real value. Emerson & Orme, 18th and
Evening star., 1935-05-07
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

FORD 1881 de luxe roadsters; choice Of
two; thoroughly reconditioned and guaran-
teed good top motor ana ony sfas
Motor Co. Ford Dealers. $500 14th st. NV.
columbia 103O6l and 1919 Irving st. NV
FORD 1881 sport coupe: new gun,metal
tires; TRES: fully hi reconditioned and guaranteed.
real bargain; $l9a Logan Motor CO..
PSTd bs 1dso Psslsrs and 1sG 4s fRns St.
FORD 1888 de luxe Fordor; special trunk
and heater, spotless upholstery. excellent
paint and tires. low mileage. like new
throughout: an, outstanding value. iully
tTSi Scoium6ia iSsod1 and i 4ia irving St: NV.
FORD 1885 de luxe Fordor SedanS, demon.
choice OF two and
terms Your chance. to get 1885 Ford
at substantial REDUCTION; Trade your oid 1d
4b kesan s nw MH.oF f5so6 and
Irving st. NV.
| FORD 1882 Fordor sedan; a real fine
family car that is in very excellent con
s1iie sure to look s this one over S47 down. easy
monthly payments. Nolan Super-Servict
Station Connecticut ave. and Veazey St.
opposite Bureau of Standards.
FORD 1924 Tudor; original ,Ii black Dgso sro
set of tires on car. and they are almos
new This automobile is the nearest thins
TO q new car. SOIllc III dLN ScC AoA sooA
self and be convinced Car was in storage
for months A real bargain-only $3.50
terms. trade: IL months to pay. STANDARD
Motor Sales. Inc. 2024 14th st. NV.
FORD 1892 VS. Tudor: original jet-blscl
Duco: has excellent motor, runs dandy
fully guaranteed: good tires. upholstery ant
general appearance OK: Priced as as re rea a
| If necessary Standard Motor Sales. Inc.
| 2024 14th st. NV,
FORD 1894 VS. Tudor. black finish: in
| terror spotless. tires like new, motor per
| feet See this one for only S465: cas-!
| terms Pohanka Service. 1925 goth st
| NV. Phone District 9141.
FORD 1884 Victoria, black and cream
wheels: 1000 miles perfect condition
| Sacrifice. S435. Phone Wisconsin $500
| FORD 1875 demonstration. perfect: will sci
| cheap. See Mr.. Taylor. Triangle Moto
| Co.. . New York ave.
FORD 1885 de luxe Tudor perfect condi.
! ton: trade and terms. Phone Lincoln
| O3O2 Mr.. Middleton.
FORD 1929 coach: motor, tires and ap
! pearance very good: $s5. Phone Georsii
| 1853
Evening star., 1935-05-07
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

FORD 1929 coach. first-class condition.
FORD 1888 coupe; clean. new tires excel
lent condition; S2S5; terms. 1872 l4tn
st. NV. Phone Decatur 53S1.
FORD 1881 roadster; rumble seat. clean
finish. leather upholstery, good rupne5 ossd
Logard Ford Dealers. 1880 14th st: NV
and 1919 Irving ST. NV. Phone Columbia
GRAHAM 1888 custom coupe. End
series; let black with beige colored wheels.
radio. Norris. Inc. 2OlS-2O 14th. Phone
North 394g.
GRAHAM 1885 demonstrators: original
p5es hs5e Matsh sha6ee 6e te s. Mss
York ave. ne. Open evenings. =
HUDSON sedan. late model; beautiful con-
dition; paint, upholstery Ike new; any any
demonstration: sacrifice. Sl6o-oo. l'"o
HUDSON. late 1880 small A coach. with
trunk; best of condition; any demonstra-
ton: must sell. Sl5O; terms Georgia 54o".
HUPMOBILE 1880 cabriolet. original fac
tory fnish wire wheels sooa od aires Ss,e re al
SIa5; easy terms. Pohanka Service, ll"6
30th st NV. Phone District 9l4l
HUPMoBILE 1891 sedan; original dark ri
side. motor perfect 1t won't last long at
SS"5: easy terms. Pohanka Service. 1l26
| goth st. NV. Phone District 9l41
NASH 1882 "S" sedan: mechanical condi-
tion Al. 5 excellent tires beautiful int, int, .
for demonstrati9n: Price cut to S3sn; n.1.
address. 1895 Conn. ave. District l2lS.
NASH 1880 sedan, original dark blue
| factory finish: good tires. upholstery show:
| no wear motor perfect. Here is good
value in an attractive car at only Sl75
Pohanka Service. 1875 10th 81. NV
NASH 1881 model $40 go sedan. original
dark green factory finish; perfect tires
tive and serviceable. Hurry in and be the
| first to buy this at $3.50: easy terms
Pohanka Service. 1926 Goth st. NV
Phone District al41.
NASH 1882 de luxe sedan; excellent finish:
| fine rubber and motor. clean interior. ANY
| demonstration you wish. real buy for
| only 1866. Emerson & Orme. 18th and NJ
! stS. NV.
NASH 1882 big "S'' sedan: driven very
| little and shows the best of care; perfect
motor and excellent rubber. Priced low at
| S565: terms and trade. Emerson Orme.
! 18th and NJ sts. NV.
Evening star., 1935-05-07

CHEVROLET 1894 coach tradio). dark
green finish just like new: not a scratch or
bump anywhere: very low mileage Com
pare our price of only $3.50: easy terms.
Pohanka Service. 1926 Goth st. NV.
Phone District aI41
Evening star., 1935-05-07

CHEVROLET 1929 sedan: thoroughly clean
and dependable throughout; excellent tires:
Sl35: guaranteed. Logan Ford Dealers.
1880 14th st. NV. and 1419 Irving St. NV.
Phone Columbia lO30R
Evening star., 1935-05-07

CHEVROLET 1880 sedan: original factory
finish is perfect, good tires. motor quiet.
A good value at Sl15: easy terms. Po-
District 9l41
Evening star., 1935-05-07

CHEVROLET 1881 sport coupe 6-wheel
model: beautiful blue Duco finish. excel
lent tires; reconditioned in our shop and
guaranteed; S235. Barry-Pate Motor Co..
1130 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1935-05-07

CHEVROLET 1882 coach: fine condition
throughout; mechanically perfect; up
holstery paint in condition Just like
new. S67 down and small monthly pay
ments. Nolan Super-Service Station.
Connecticut ave. and VeaZey ST.. opposite
Bureau of Standards
Evening star., 1935-05-07

CHEVROLET 1881 sedan. 4-door. de luxe
model: beautiful new green Duco finish
excellent tires. trunk rack. mechanically
ok and Guaranteed; S245: easy terms.
Barry-Pate Motor Co.. 113O Conn. ave
Evening star., 1935-05-07

CHEVROLET 1929 sedan. 500 runs and
looks good Act quickly: a bargain Lee
D. Butler. Inc. Remember our new address.
1885 Conn. ave. Phone District 1918.
Evening star., 1935-05-07

CHEVROLET 1890 sedan, SS5: Buick 1928
sedan. 500: Hudson 1881 coach. $40. Re-
possessed. Buffers Garage. 114O Goth NV.
Evening star., 1935-05-07

As the droning overhead grew in volume. women
walled children shreked, and the ancients of the
trioe collected tremblingly about Niarchus who
chided them in shrill voice: Have no fear If ye
trust in Baal our god, Islander his son, and Mar
chus his prophet
Evening star., 1935-05-07
RENT-GARAGES.

1921 R /. scott CIRCLD-sUTTABLE
business or gear garage; will rent half;
water. lights: reasonable.
REAR 1880 18th NV. 25x4O. ALLEY
front and rear: S25. r. o. BELT. Union
Trust Bldg 6s
Evening star., 1935-05-07

CHEVROLET 1885 coach. standard model:
looks like brand-new car: very low mile
age; S535; easy terms: will accept trade
as part payment. Barry-Pate Motor Co.,
l130 Conn. ave
Evening star., 1935-05-07

NASH 1892 big "S" sedan: driven very
little and shows the best of care; perfect
motor and excellent rubber. Priced low at
S565: terms and trade. Emerson Il Orme.
18th and M sts. NV.