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Moving & Storage

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Automobile Dealers

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AUTO TIRES
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PIumbing-Heatins

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Financial

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Real Estate-Service

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Drug Stores
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TIVE QUEEWsR0 0R0UOH

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Suburban Houses for Sale

FORECLOSURE BARGAIN. in most desir-
able community three miles south of
pisLr1ct IN nearby Virginia. Six rooms.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
Honest Man
Continued from p0ge nine

satisfied. But you're the worst lawyer
l ever heard of, Dan Webster! All
you've got is a voice."
Dan rushed out of the courtroom to
the judges chamber. Here a moment
later, his father followed him.
You were right as usual, sir" said
Dan. bitterly. The clerkship isn't
open, but Ill get something else"
Widow Amhead is satisfied" re-
marked the Judge. And so am l. l
have an honest son. a SON" His lips
quivered. "Oh, Danny. there's power
in you that draws a mans heart to his
throat! I've feared the law would
harden it. But now, why Dan, those
few sentences of yours were worth
more than any two hour plea ever
heard! It's your voice. No. it's the
man back of the voice - it's" He
pulled himself up. We'll, I'm glad
your mother has more sense than I.
Let's 60 home to dinner"
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voice was completely expressionless.
He avoided her eyes when she went
past him.
Then she said into the telephone.
"Yes. MIR. Benson?" After little she
said. But you promised me these
two days know this Washington
trip is important. but can't Parker
handle it alone. this once? You don't
seem to realize what this means to
me ;. But next week isn't just as
good"
Then, after another little interval,
she said in a voice completely emo
tionless, Very well. I'll be ready in
half an hour" Then she hung up.
She turned back to Peter. made
defeated little gesture with her hands.
1--WE got to leave for Washington in
half an hour. Benson is having a
special conference with the President
at nine in the morning."
Peter said. Il see." Then he said,
Too bad"
Dinah said. It's awful, Peter. But
what could l do? He's right. Parker
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steadily decreasing during the years of
his fathers disapproval, suddenly
threw up the sponge.
Your honor" he exclaimed, Il
never should have taken this case!
Only good lawyer could have won it.
My client owes that fifteen dollars"
His magic voice was full of a despair
utterly incommensurate with Mrs.
Amhead's trouble.
I'm no lawyer. But shall pay that
fifteen dollars myself, because I've
failed this poor woman. This poor
widow who has toiled as no man in our
hard-working neighborhood ever has
toiled. I'll pay it because it's unen-
durable that any woman should
struggle as Mrs. Amhead has strug-
gled and 60 down defeated by mean
mans cupidity."
John Moss shouted. Dang it! I
don't want the money! All i want is
this admission twas owed me. I'm
Evening star., 1935-03-31
Continued from, page fes,

can't handle an important meeting
like that, and it may mean thousands
of dollars to u.s."
Peter said. Yes, OF course" and
smiled at her and went into the
bedroom.
Listen, Pete" she said suddenly,
following him into the bedroom. her
hands closing tightly about his arms.
I'VE can 60 next week. can't we? 1t
won't make any difference. really
He said, Sure we can go next
week." But he didn't say it wouldn't
make any difference. He said. instead,
Shall call a cab for you?"
mo. Mr.. Benson is sending his
car" Then she said to Peter. will you
stay here until get back? We should
be back Saturday"
mo. darling. I think not. It's a
charming apartment but it can be
darn lonely"
Then the chauffeur was ringing the
bell.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
THIS WEEK
Not Next Week Tonight
March 81. 1895

moment she had opened the door and
stepped out into the storm, she was
lost to sight. The chauffeur shook his
head and drove on. When she reached
her apartment, she was completely
covered with snow. And she was so
out of breath that when Peter opened
the door, she couldn't speak to him
right away.
He stared at her. He said:
What's the matter, Dinah, did you
forget sOmething?"
YES" she told him. closing the
door, leaning against it, staring up at
him. Il forgot something, Peter.
forgot how lonely it has been all these
long months without you. So came
back quickly before should lose you
again - forever"
Darling, Darlingr
Dinah crept into his arms. They'll
just have to stagger along without
me" she told him softly. Il may lose
my job but nothing is really i'm
portant - except that we go to Placid,
not next week but tonight"
Evening star., 1935-03-31

WELL" said Peter, "good-by, and
give my love to the President"
"GOod-by," said Dinah. her eyes
trying desperately to look happy.
For moment their lips touched.
Peter did not put his arms around her.
He simply bent his head and kissed
her lips. Gently. As if it would be a
long time before he would ever kiss
them again. The banjo clock struck
seven even, warning notes.
"Heavensr' said Dinah, i've got
to rum"
YES" said Peter and opened the
door to the chauffeur.
The chauffeur. who had been with
Benson almost as long as Dinah had,
thought he couldn't have heard her
right. He said, But there isn't time
to 60 back. Mrs. Stewart"
Dinah said, Never mind. just let
me out here"
1t was showing hard and the
Evening star., 1935-03-31
Account Rendered
Continued from preceding page

mildly. But they're different. They
don't seem to need to be in love. the
way we do. But they might -" her
voice became positively sinister with
horrid conviction - they might just
figure they'd be a wonderful business
combination. Just think of the ad-
vertising agency" pursued Edwina
warmly, they could build UP to-
gether. And you" she hurried on over
his choked protest, think how you'd
feel. Stanley. loving her the way you
do. if you knew you had helped them
get their start. Fine of you. White.
You," she added in simple tribute.
are like that"
He stared suspiciously.
"Oh, am. am I? Look here. Eddie,
Frances loves me. I know she does.
She's even limited at it -"
Eddie laughed unkindly.
MY dear Stanley. she's met Patrick
since then. And he's been different
ever since she came into his life. To-
night, for instance. He was restless. He
didn't speak word. Until she came.
wish you'd seen their faces. She said.
I've been trying to get to you for
days
She couldn't have said thatr'
Eddie dabbed at her eyes.
Il heard her. And I saw his face
when they met. l could see they
are meant for each other. You might
just as well give him the account.
He'll sell more catsup for you than
you ever dreamed of. He's Il he's
wonderful with advertising. They
both are"
She became silent, struck suddenly
by the realization that she believed
every word she was saying. Stanley
was silent. too. He also believed.
Presently he cleared his throat, almost
as though ne cleared away a sob.
Eddie" he said huskily. you and
are all alone. A pair of romantic
fools. Washed up. Let's" said Stanley
dismally. get married"
"Why?" she inquired disinter-
estedly.
WELL" said Stanley. II believe
that if we tried. considering how much
we feel the same about life, we could
really learn to love each other"
Edwina looked at him thoughtfully.
The factors entering into the
stability Of the product, she said
with a profound air of reminiscence.
ARE (O name. (b) package. (e) per-
formance, Id appearance. (0 service
Evening star., 1935-03-31

-" She paused and shook her head.
you've got all the factors that can
be listed but you haven't got the ones
that can't" she told him regretfully.
THE ones. l mean, that make a person
crazy about another person. Things
like - like" - her voice trembled a
little - "freckles and the way about
twelve hairs stand up from the crown
of his head -" she stopped.
Stanley uttered an infuriated sound.
That Brown is poor blind sap"
he muttered violently. Eddie. let's
let them go. They don't care for US.
Let's be engaged for a while, anyway
just to comfort each other"
IF we were engaged" she said.
they'd be free, wouldn't they? They
- they could be together in his Office
- with - the account?"
Stanley frowned. Then he looked at
her with somewhat wry admiration.
"All right. You're the loyal kind.
fighting for your man. I think. in time.
could grow very fond of you
so if do - he gets the account?"
Stanley nodded.
Eddie bowed her head "All right.
And now. Id like to be taken home.
please"
There was, Edwina realized during
the first half hour of riding along the
highway with her tentative fiance.
good bit of truth in the advertising
warning that complete satisfaction
cannot be derived from accepting
substitutes. He worked at being en-
gagged to her with an earnest concern
for theiy mutual romantic sensibilities.
Edwina. to her own surprise began to
sympathize Unexpectedly with the
fortnight Miss Burr.
And then ten miles down the road,
there loomed up one OF these WITNESSES
of restauranteurs. diner. A roadster,
Edwina saw dimly. was parked before
it. There was something about that
Stanley" she said, I'm hungry.
Id like "a hamburger sandwich or
a hot dog or something -"
In thet place? wouldn't take you
in a place like that"
MY darling Stanley" Eddie said.
I'VE stop here"
He understood the minute they
stepped inside. From a small side
table Miss Frances Burr lifted her
eyes, with some annoyance, from
sheets of heavily scrawled paper. Mr..
Patrick II. Brown looked up from the
Evening star., 1935-03-31

she were Frances. Over them bloomed
the moon. Edwina sighed. Her COM
panion stared at the red tip of his
cigarette.
I'VE came here one night - she and
I. She gave me full hour of sales talk
"a new line she'd developed. A
night" said Mr.. GMland. moodily
reminiscent. exactly like this"
Advertising" said Edwina, ''is not
a business. It's neurosis."
Honestly. Miss Trask. sometimes
l think -"
Call me Eddie. 1t makes me feel
less lonely"
"You call me Stanley" he said. a
faint warmth stirring his voice. well.
sometimes. Eddie, l think girl who
tells a man she'll marry him just as
soon as she gets the advertising
mapped out for the fall and then puts
him off because she hasn't got it all
cleared up for the summer yet Il
think a girl like that isn't quite
human"
"Or else" said Eddie darkly,
they're not really in love at ALL"
1--WE thought that too" he said
with the calm of despair.
There was a short silence. The
orchestra waited something herein
side.cannot- denied out on the
fragrant Winps of lilac air
Eddie" said Stanley presently.
you're a lovely-looking girl. like
your hair. You have a beautiful
mouth. You're swell, Eddie"
Eddie nodded gravely. so are you.
Nice eyes. And all your ideas about
love just like mine. It's funny.
isn't it?"
Eyes. / guess it would be perfectly
consistent with the whole situation -
considering the sort of night it is and
you and me having so much in COM
mon If kissed you?"
Maybe" said Eddie. unexcitedly.
Stanley put his arms around her.
He kissed her nicely, not too briefly.
ITS no good" sighed Eddie. "A
sound technique, of course, but -
you're just not Pat, that's ALL"
"And you're not Frances. Not that
you"
LET it pass" said Edwina kindly.
She Strengthened. Look here. Stanley.
it might be different with them.
They're so alike. They'll fall in love
as sure as Fate. There she'll be in his
office - right beside him day after
day"
"Oh, no. she won't" Stanley's voice
was grim. He can't afford to take her
on unless she brings him the Curland
Advertising"
Doesn't she control the accounts"
He looked at her pityingly.
MY dear child, I'm Stanley Cur
land. Gurland's catsups are my
catsups. l pick the agency or /
don't pick the agency"
Edwina was silent. Wounded though
she might be by Patrick. she was still
unable to see an account winging
away from his eager hands without
feeling sorry for him.
She said cautiously, That's too
bad"
Stanley snorted. Its too bad for
MIR. Brown. all right"
YES" Edwina said. "Yes, but if
they did fall in love, they wouldn't
have much to get married on. would
they? 1 mean. Patrick after all
hasn't -
Stanley was staring at her in horror.
See here. where did you get this
idea they're in love? Why should
they be? We're just as much alike as
they are and we're not in love,
are we?''
mo, we're not" agreed Edwina
Evening star., 1935-03-31

tortured pages before him. Then he
said. weakly, 'Oh its Eddie" and
got to his feet with such suddenness
as to upset several salt and pepper
shakers and "a tall red bottle of
catsup.
Miss Burr. meeting Stanley's freez-
ing stare. had the good grace to blush.
I'm sorry. Stan." she said, but l
had to see MIR. Brown to find out if he
really had any new ideas for u.s."
"Usr inquired Stanley with raised
eyebrows.
Me. then. Someone in the Curland
Office has to think about the business"
And did you find that MIR. Brown
has some new ideas?" he inquired
politely.
Il strongly recommend his agency"
Stanley drew close to Eddie, who
was staring in miserable fascination at
the beautiful Miss Burr. He smiled
paternally at Pat.
This little girl" he said. laying
his hand on Eddie's shoulder. got the
account for you"
Patrick's dark brows jerked to-
gether.
Take your hand of her shoulder"
he said very quietly.
Stanley kept on smiling.
She and l." he said. discovered
we had lot of ideas in common. And
they were not ideas," he added, lifting
a loose lock of bright hair from Eddie's
cheek and tucking it neatly behind her
ear. about business. We"
Eddie warned sharply. Pat -
don't. Think of the account"
The hell with the account -
what's he paving you for =" and
Patrick. his face very red, kept on
coming toward Stanley Gurland.
Stanley put out deterring hand.
Don't be childish. " he said. Cant
you see - she and are engaged?'
Patrick stopped in his tracks. Miss
Frances Burr's right hand leaped to
her bosom in a gesture at once un-
business-like and instinctively fem
inine. Her eyes narrowed suddenly
upon Eddie.
She said slowly. Il don't believe it."
Patrick. his eyes on Eddie, said
brokenly. Tell me he's lying"
Eddie, her heart pounding with a
strange wild JOY, gulped, 1T was for
the - the account. -"
Her voice ran into a stified shrek.
The right arm of Patrick H. Brown
shot forward and the hand on the end
of it caught Mr.. Gurland neatly on the
cheekbone.
THE account, eh? So that's your
method, is it? Grab off mans girl -
why, you - you ="
The voice of the diners shirt-sleeved
attendant protested loudly. Here.
here, fellows! Cut that" But no one
heard him.
Miss Burr caught Patrick's uplifted
arm and hurled it back. She flung her
self against Stanley's chest. Her arm
went round his neck. She pushed her
beautiful arrogant nose into the
shoulder of his coat.
Stanley" she sobbed. ''Oh, STAN
ley"
You'll lose the account" said
Eddie weakly to the agitated Patrick.
You ought not to have hit him."
Il don't wast his account. / want
yon. You, Eddie. My girl, sweet
heart t."
Eddie swayed.
Say that again. Why, Pat - you
loved me all the time ."
Patrick closed her mouth. Stanley
and Frances stood in similar attitude
and in complete silence.
The diners attendant said, dis
gustedly. "Looka that. Dumped the
catsup all over the floor"
Evening star., 1935-03-31

The author Of The Good
Earth" and the recent best seller,
"A House Divided" appears for
the first time in THIS WEEK
with an inspiring human drama
-t the story of a man and a
woman who found happiness
even in lives that seemed starved.
Evening star., 1935-03-31

It's as old as Egypt. Pat"
Thompson tells of smuggled rec
ords from an Egyptian tomb
which form a key to ancient
Greek shorthand. Scholars are
busily translating; their findings
may solve mysteries of a dead
world.
Evening star., 1935-03-31

No one in the world can take
a collection of people. mix them
up, shake them about and turn
out as many laughs as can P. G.
Wodehouse. He is even funnier
next week than he was in the last
issue. If you haven't read him,
try him now.
Evening star., 1935-03-31

On April 9th, 1917 America en-
tered the World War. We mark
the anniversary with a story by
the dean of American war cor
respondents and author of with
My Own Eyes, an account Of
thirty-six adventurous years on
the worlds battlefields.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-11-28

Three ouardsmen sprawied n
and told the there of his
corporal of the guard
These Corpses Were Ghosty Transients.
led them the He
The
Joining
"Who think hddlngw 10 gruHy
The ditch Not body story.
guardouse
laughing
went hot with shame. This guard stuff awful
The Ghosts Return Their Eerie Lair
a
hair right under his campaign hat
ont The
WhatNo dor Was saredst
he heard no mott
Something
suddenly laughed
instead Of running stayed and heard the whole
ditch
wounded Ed brought him
attention
enough
srvic
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lloyd GIBBONS
[Adventurers' Club
NM&lyy&eey
''Three Bodies in the Night"
BY FLOYD GIBBONS
Famous Headline Hunter.

ATTENTION. boys and girls Let's give salute Private Edward
T. Collins Ed soldier but he member of the
New Jersey National Guard when this adventure happened in the Year
OF Our Lord 1882 and he salute for what
through.
Ed in year
the first
about 100 the shade
Have stood guard lonely nsh
you kno" how spooky is Ed midnight
was at the edge Of forest In Of high that bordered
ditch to
turned chilly the dragged
Ed didn't like wel-pacng
something
duty flying
coors. But he had In for
Ed Is Not Long Finding Excitement
Bag shot split the silence of the night Three fol
lowed Ed grabbed
The shots seemed from the direction the ditch his
"Who goes there~ Ed military
No Only
to Something
Keeping ready,
recoiled n
OF
Ed Strengthened
within miles him.
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Al Arolnld
.MHOuSe

A little olive oil rubbed over paper
that has stuck to polished surface
softens paper and makes 1t easier to
remove.
Rings Of canned pineapple Drowned
and sprinkled with chopped green
peppers and pimientos make an at
tractive garnish for steak, chops or
roasts.
When potatoes are baked In their
skins the moisture in potato supplies
the steam that makes the texture of
the vegetable soft and mealy, at the
same time preserving the flavor.
Always iron ecru linens on the
wrong side. Ironing on the right
side robs them of their luster.
Sheer wool crepe In the brighter
colors makes very attractive side
draperies. They are lined with egg
shell sateen.
Some stucco walls may be washed
with soap and water. but coat of
stucco sprayed over the whole sur
face is much more satisfactory than
washing.
Vanished dark woodwork will
have fine gloss If washed with
warm water and kerosene. Add a
cup of kerosene to large pail of
warm water.
House palms should not be ex--
posed to the direct rays OF the sun
lor should they be placed near 3
radiator.
Gravy viii not soak through the
lower crust of a meat pie If the
white OF an egg is brushed over lower
rust OF pie.
When pressing necktles, cut a
piece of cardboard the shape of the
tic and slip inside of 1t. Cover tie
with cloth and press with hot iron.
There will then be no marks left by
seams and hens.
9Associated Newspapers-wNUs Service.
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Discipline of Seamen

Danger at sea may bring out either
the best or the worst traits OF human
nature. Nothing can be more inspir-
ing than the general discipline and
courage shown on shlpboard in most
emergencies; nothing more sickenIng
than the manifestation Of panic In ex-
ceptional cases. In this respect a great
responsibility devolves upon the COM
mander. II is he who sets the exam.
pie for both crew and messengers