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FARM AND GARDEN.

FOR SALE-100 tons COW manure Call
Line 3776-J or write W. H. Sealing Simp-
sonville. Md r.
FOR SALE@Corn, alfalfa and timothy hay
JOseph w. RYrueS- r !. EaSf Falls Church
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STEEL FOR CHAIN BRIDGE
REPAIRS is ORDERED

Contract for Metal Pieces Is
Awarded to Baltimore Firm
Delivery Expected in May.
A contract was awarded the Amer
lean Bridge Co., Baltimore. by tele-
graph last night for structural steel
to be used in repairing Chain Bridge,
damaged in the recent Potomac River
food.
Because the material must be fab
ricated, it is expected about five
weeks will be required to get the
new steel to Washington. New braces
and struts will have to be constructed
to measure to fit the present super
structure. They will cost 1895.
Two other bids were received, but
neither complied with the specifica-
tion advertised, District officials said.
After the materials are delivered,
only about two weeks will be required
for reinforcing the structure. The
work will be done by the District
Engineering Department. The total
cost of repairs is expectd to reach
approximately $2,5O0.
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make up for these 20 years. Didn't
look for while like I'd ever get to see
him again and we was boys together" ."
LIE PICKED up the battered suit
L l. case.
Emma made me some sandwiches" /"
he finished proudly. Cheese, too-my
favorite kind"
He looked around little anxiously.
Are We about ready to start?" he
asked. i've had my bag packed since
yesterday. Ever since got the invita-
tion."
The sheriff picked up his hat.
Ready" he said slowly. There was
a sad look in his eyes.
The old man reached for the paper
bag.
Good by, Fred" he said slowly.
Look out for old Nelly. Remember
the waters low in the creek. You
may have to bring her up and pump
some for her.
That's my old horse" he explained
shes been here almost as long as I
have"
His old eyes swept the weather.
beaten house.
I'll be home in a few days, Fred
Good-by. You've always been a good
son to me. A good son."
X X X X
TN A moment they were seated in
the car. A few miles down the road
the old man touched the sheriff's
shoulder.
mo use bein' so quiet, sheriff" he
said. Il know where you're takin' me
and its all right. In way" he went
on, II sort Of planned it,"
He hesitated.
Seemed like no matter what I tried
to do Emma thought it was wrong.
My boy tried to argue with her, but
1t didn't do no good. could see what
it was doin' to him. So I decided one
day when she was on a rampage to
take matters in my own hands. And
I began actin little queer. I figured
1t would be better for Fred if I were
out of there"
He took of his hat and laid it care
fully on the seat.
KNOWN Emma I knew she'd soon
md an excuse to get rid of me now
that I'd takin' to stayin' out a bit.
Well, yesterday she said she'd heard
from Harry and I was to pay him a
visit. I didn't say a word; but shucks!
knew better. Harry's been dead three
years. But it's all right, anyway" he
went on. "It's the best way. At the
county home I won't have to listen to
that woman day and night-night and
day."
copyright. 1860
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low a little under middle age. The
flesh sagged on his bones unhealthily,
and his hair, while brushed carefully.
failed to cover a spreading bald spot.
He smiled little apologetically at
his visitors.
"Quite trip up here" he ventured.
"Damn hard place to find"
HE PAUSED a minute while he
whipped out a soiled handker-
chief and wiped his perspiring face
nervously.
''By the way" he began, when
the old man comes out don't tell him
where you're takin' him. He's got it
into his head he's goin' to visit an old
school friend he hasn't seen for 20
years. Emma and I thought it would
be less trouble to have him 60 peace
ably. You see," he went on with
sweep of his arm, for some reason the
old man likes this place. Guess he'd
have to, to stay here for 40 years"
The sheriff lit a cigar slowly.
1.-THE property belongs to him.
Doesn't it?"
The man assented.
"Yeah-such as it is 'Tain't hardly
worth the taxes in these depression
times. But it's home to the old man
and he'd raise hell of rumpus if
he thought he wasn't comm back"
Suppose you're all the family left?"
the sheriff queried.
That's right. Lost one brother in
the war. There was just the two
of US"
The sheriff pulled at his cigar for
moment in silence.
rs he dangerous to have around?"
he asked finally.
mo, can't say that he's dangerous
exactly. But he likes to stray Off
gone for a day at time. So We made
up our minds we'd put him where we
knew where he was"
He gave short laugh.
lTUST then the door of the house
opened and little frail wisp OF
an old man came out. In one blue
veined hand he carried a cheap suit
case. In the other paper bag.
When he saw the two strangers his
old eyes frightened.
Mighty nice of you men to take
me-" he said cordially, putting his
luggage down carefully and coming up
to them.
He extended his hand.
my names Richards" he said.
looking at the sheriff.
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HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS & SERVICE.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DELICATESSEN. stock. good will. . 5-year
lease; near 18th and Columbia rd. Address
Box 4l3-D Star ofice
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THE INVITATION

Thompson" an
swered the officer
as he took the thin
old hand.
"Well," went on
the old man. this
certainly does re-
lieve me. I've hard
ly been able to sleep
nights wonderin'
how I'd make this
trip. When Harry's
letter came he said
he'd expect me on
the Sd. So now I'll
make 1t just In
time"
He looked around.
MY boy here" he
said, indicating him
with a nod and a
smile, cant seem
to get his car to
workin'. But, then.
it's all turned out
all right. Harry and
I are goin' to do a
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%THAT must be
it." said the
sheriff as the two
men drove up to
q small weather.
beaten brown house.
"Let's stop"
He pulled up to
the gate slowly. Old
as he was sc the
game, he disliked
this sort Of business
intensely.
Come on, joe"
he said finally as
he slammed the car
door. Let's get 1t
over"
Both men got out
and walked up q
weed-grown path to
q sway-back porch
where a man stood
ready to greet them.
The sheriff glanc-
ed at him with keen
eyes. He saw q
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

2735 ONTARIO RD.-2 ROOMS KITCHEN
and bath. inclosed porch: very desirable.
Adults Phone Columbia 7499.
DOCTORS OFFICE, 18th AND COLUMBIA
rd.; entire frst floor. 4 large rooms. lava
tory Address Box 404-D. Star ONCE.
catholic to Share apt. with another; newly
furnished every convenience. 1896 1lth
1915 IRVING N.W-LIVING ROOM, RED
room. kitchen and bath. entirely furnished
except linens including gas. electricity.
Ills K ST. W,-TWO ROOMS. FRONT.
gas electricity. linens. dishes; $40. 7s
123 9th ST. NE.-LARGE. BRIGHT.
front bed-livinn room, gas range; So week.
ly. Suitable for two.
81 EYE NV RMS. Ist FL. sEMI-PVT.
bath. gas range. sink. cleo. free laundry,
linens. silver. dishes phone; $40 weekly u.
Central High SCHOOL, room. kitchen.
private bath; reasonable.
2O5 G ST. NE-2nd FLOOR FRONT,
large large bed a room. kitchen. private bath SO
NICELY FURNISHED APARTMENT REA-
sonable. o51SS 51S 10th st. NV. Phone Metro
SUBLET. APRIL Is TO AUGUST 10, COM.
pletely furnished rooms kitchen. dinettN
and bath: splendid Summer location $500
Conn. ave. Apt. 504. Cleveland 0764. 9.
(COntinVsd On Next PAxe)
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

Advertisements under Rooms
for Rent should clearly state if
room is to be shared by others
and how many. Also on which
floor room is located.
Any specific cases Of misrepre-
sentation brought to attention
of The Star will be promptly
investigated.
Ask at The Star Business
Office for card showing infor-
nation for rent advertisements
should contain and sample ad-
vertiSements.
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BOOKKEEPER-STE under
80; two years local experiences; S100
month. Miss Dodge, Boyds. 1888 F st. NV.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE. cook and butler to do all work
in small home in nearby virginia: must
be experienced and have references: excel
lent living conditions; wages. $50 month.
Phone Met. 1911 for appointment.
HOTEL. restaurant and domestic workers,
no fees. Apply :! to pm.
D. C. Public Employment Center, 456
Indiana ave. NV.
JANITOR AND WIFE, settled reliable. coll
ored couple; no drinkers: drivers permit;
apt. board, small salary: references. 1858
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HELP WOMEN.


sTENoGRAPHER, pianist; single, 20-25;
small orchestra; local dept. store. Address
BOX 461-D, Star ONCE.
MATTRESSES for table and curb service.
Must De neat and experienced. age 1S. Ap-
ply Harry's Bluebird Barbecue. near Wash
WATTRESS-Young girl exuerienced. for
al-around work. Apply Bassin. 1921 II
MATTRESSES. over 81: must be experienced
IN IN arm service. neat appearance. size
required Apply Taiiy-Hoe' e sig T f7th st. NV NV,
1880 to IL Wednesday am. No phone
WOMAN. white. for general housework on
suburban estate: prefer some knowledge OF
plano. Address Box 12S-D. Star once.
WOMAN. white refined. care for year-old
boy OF EMPLOYED couple and keep house.
oAM " ss H IN sss sesnseon se6se 9th f Direct
work; Must be fast typist and good on
detail work. Low salary to start. but ex-
cellent chance for conscientious and bright
woman. Write fully as to age, education.
experience and salary expected. Address
Box 303-D. Star ONCE.
YOUNG LADY. assistant bookkeeper. ste
nograpner; excellent opportunity for party
looking for steady position: S16 week to
start; must be thoroughly experienced; ref
erences. Address Box 152-D. Star once.
YOUNG LADY with sales ability interested
IN sewing; excellent opportunity; perma-
nent position. Apply 927 r st. NV.
:. REAL ESTATE SALESWOMEN
be neat appearing. intellisent, hard work
ers and have car: strictly on commission.
Call National $3.50 for appointment.
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THE WESTMINSTER, 1907 18th st. NV.
Lovely, newly decorated and NICELY fur
nished sing sinsle rooms. 50. So and 81 weekly;
1877 ST. NW.-Two front Housekeeping
rooms; electricity. h.-w.h.. gas stove and
sink.
9lS N =, AVE. Apt No. 4-Three-room
h k. apt. seml-private bath; bachelor suite.
Also one sleeping room. s.
1920 BUCHANAN ST, N.W.-Front corner
room; clean, airy. quiet; near bath: exclu-
sive section; l5n,I 8 min. downtown. Gentlemen
1515 PARK RD. Apt. 2-Newly furnished
room. only two IN family. Day. call Ma
tionai 2639 Night. Adams 37sS. 8.
1888 FAIRMONT NW.-Clean. sanitary
basement room; Ink; employed u lady 1y..p or
6735 KANSAS AVE, W..-For gentlepen
or lady desiring lovely, furnished room
in private family: new detached home high
asofsIs essasIisne e24sa sna aule' nelsn00ln00a, Can
1914 ALLISON ST. N.W-Beautiful. large
front room; exclusive, quiet, refined atmos-
Dhere; ideal hish hbIh location, Rare opportu-
SHERMAN APT. 5O2. 18th and sts: NV
Two ladies wish to share Groom and
kitchen apt. with another lady.
in fashionable apt; splendid location: gen
tlemen preferred. Phone MORN. North 1445.
1884 11th ST. Nw-FirSt floor. Groom
apt. sink. gas range; nicely furn.: win
dows: adults; reasonable. g.
2I2O ST. NV. The Charlotte. Apt. .
Large, well-furnished bed-living room. 2nd
floor front. $3.50
1886 18th ST. N.W.-Large light house
keeping room on first floor, next to bath:
reasonable rent.
1884 HARVARD. APT. 1-Clean. comfort
able double room. next to bath. Q closets,
cont. hot water: excellent location; $50 mo-
1O16 MASS. AVE. NV. downtown-Large
bright, drSt-hoor, front room. equipped for
Ink. 81 weekly.
SINGLE OR DOUBLE. twin beds; couple or
PSous iSS mo sortH ii2C AT. Ss3. cars 'u
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OPPORTUNITY

International Food Co, can place men
over % at once. on established routes that
will bring good earnings TO willing workers.
Call 513 K st. NV, for interview.
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ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

FURNISHED ROOM for rent. in modern
home; single SI2: double SIS; garage.
Corner Pershing drive and Glebe rd.. Ash
ton Heights. Va. Clarendon 1855.
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ANACOSTIA-3 rooms entire second foor,
sink and gas range in kitchen; gas light
and heat included S35. Lincoln 59I4-W.
321 ST. NE.--3 rooms kitchenette. front
Atlantic 1893. o.
1926 18th ST NV. APT 507-Large
bright room for young ladv; eec. grill,
refrigerator, Semi-priyate bath; refs
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EXPERIENCED
ARTISTS WANTED

EXPERIENCED
ARTISTS WANTED!
Advertising agency desires full-time sery-
ice of versatile male artist. preferably
with newspaper. agency or department
store training in layout, lettering. llustra-
tion and design. Also
EXPERIENCED
Female fashion artist with a sophisticated
style sense and layout technique.
Phone District 7400 for appointment.
SHOE statesmen, expert
enced, for all our stores; good
salary and liberal commits
sion paid to men and wom-
en-; permanent positions as
sured all who prove their
ability. Apply in person to
MIR. Weak at our main store.
HAHN, 7th and K StS.
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RooMS-FURNISHED.

lC0nttnuedD
I6rte, 1919 EYE ST. NW;-9uist; clean com-
men only. Close to Govt. depts.
l4Sa MERIDIAN PL. Nw.-Attractive,
large. second-foor. newly decorated. front
room: ] or 2; reasonable Col O243
1907 OTIS PL. N.w--Cool for Summer.
Phone Columbia 07SS-J
MT. PLEASANT SEcTIoN-ciean. single.
Stepping room. second floor: running water,
adj. bath. 81 wk. $3.50 sth st. NV.
1923 R ST. NV, APT. 42-Newly fur
nished room, gentleman; 3 Windows ele-
epts.
1847 JEFFERSON ST. N.w-cheeFful.
hicely fur. det, homei exceptional oppor-
tunity; reasonable; gar. opt. Geo. 1893 ewes.
1853 MT. PLEASANT-In penthouse apt.
unusually large room for 2; very bright:
next bath; ch.w.. h.-w.h.; plenty drawer
space: So each a week
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-sinEie room, c.h-w-.
bu5ses; Sis. Phone Cleveland 1891.
l341 L NW.-Large, -redecoreted and nice
" furnished second floor. Ink. room' next
bath. $3.50 weekly.
1915 18th ST. N,W-comfortable second
two persons: convenient neighborhood. i
CAPITOL HILL. 216 Nd. Ave. NE. 4.
7PesTaSe snsle or double
--UDf NW--rIOOHl III pAANt
home for auiet gentleman; references, .cH
after g pm. l3'
1925 37th ST. N.W-Delightful large Irs
porch; det. house nr. Glover Pk; ana " -
ave; SO mo-; gar. 50. GIev- es34. D
1924 ONTARIO PL. NW.-Furn. room ~
l or .: newly decorated and nicely turni
in private home; reasonable.
1871 18th ST. NW-Large double room.
pleasant Surroundings: also single room.
2217 14th ST. NV, Apt. 5-Two front
furn. rooms; can be used as Ink. or sleep
ing rooms; semi-bath: light. gas included:
reliable tenants only; reas.; $50 month.
1900 N. NELSON ST. Cherrydsle. Va
Quiet. bright room in private family. An l.;
1Oc bus TO city.
1915 BELMONT RID. NV. (near 18th and
Col. rd.-2nd-foor front room. adj. bath:
In W; reasonable.
1889 CHAPLIN ST. Nw:-one large front
room. semi-private bath. telephone; very
reasonable. Garage optional.
1921 W ST. SE-Large room, beautiful
Hillcrest; porch furnished.
above I4th and Park rd-Second floor.
unusually attractive double or single room,
next bath: screened porch; reasonable.
enette, firepl.. radio. phone. c.h.w-; clean,
well furn.; refs; perma. adults. 1925 tn.
1886 14th ST NV. Apt. I-Attractive.
family Of two; convenient 10 14th ST: car
line. No other roomers. Adams 1924
6II5 14th ST. N;w.-Bed room, with pri-
yate bath; completely furnished, in new
beautiful home. Phone Georgia 64l6.
DUPONT CIRCLE VICINITY-Attracti ctivel9
furnished rooms in a private home: cool
IN Summer. Phone North 114s
CHEVY CHASE D attractive furnished
room. $50: 3614 Ingomar pl. NV l block
Conn. ave. Emerson 3702.
121S EUCLID ST NW.-Laree light
Housekeeping room. next to bath: plenty
hot water: completely furnished good op-
portunity for married couple, two girls or
young men who desire to economize on
room rent
1884 COLUMBIA RD.-Tourists. 81 each;
clean rms, baths. inst h. W: 10 min.
downtown; car lines. Adams 10213.
1911 MASS AVE. SE-Double front room,
,nlir,,pedd nH}lh pegs n next TO saoTer ,: pstn: SnT
fast If desired; on bus line.
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE
ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.

ANDERSON VAN SERVICE. WOODWARD
Bldg. Natl. 767O-Low rates N Y. Boston,
Chicago. Fla. St. Louis. Local moving.
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WANTED AT ONCE. by young man. Govt:
bed-living room: shower; NV: give price
and details. Address Box 434-D, Star
office.
woman; prefer apt house OF private home
in ne. walking distance Union Station
Must be clean. Address Box 439-D. Star
preferably with board refined Jewish adult
family: reasonable. Address Box 121-D.
Star cffice.
YOUNG ATTORNEY desires room with
grown private family in NV. Chevy Chase
preferred. Address Box IBID, Star ONCE.
9s
LADY, young, Christian. desires room in
private home Chevy Chase or vicinity of
Shoreham Hotel wishes to keep dog: must
be near transportation to city: SIS or $50:
occupancy April Is. Address Box 146.D,
Star Office
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

COWS-3- ITeSh. 1nQUITe 7. 7, HhNudn
Farm. Norbeck. Nd.
HELPERS nice Holstein heifers fresh
soon. fine selection of registered spot
ted Poland China hogs including bred gifts
pigs. to 10 weeks old. Bears ready for
service: some smaller. weighing about 100
lbs; the choices selection of registered
stock in this part of the country; prices
reE Esonable Address Mr. E c. Robey
Groom P, O.. Nd. From to pm. phone
Cleveland 100.
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ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.

1926 VALLEY ST SE-One room for
LII. k. next TO bath; $50 per month.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

1740 N H. ave. nw.-Beautiful resi-
dence. single and large airy rooms, excel
lent meals. Decatur $500; dinners optional.
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1850 R ST NV WALBRIDGE HoUsi
AND ANNEXES- DOUBLES
PRIVATE BATHS. SWITCHBOARD CON
NER-SPRING MATTRESSES; INfMACU-
LATELY CLEAN; WIDELY SELECTED
MENU: GYMNASIUM. PERSONAL LAUN-
DRY AND DRY-CLEANING SERVICE:
KITCHENS OPEN TO INSPECTION; REA-
GONApTE
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1888 COLUMBIA RD-Attractive front
room. semi-private bath: one or two en-
ployed ladies; private home. Adams 1881.
1895 K ST. near Conn Vacancy for
young man in double room with running
water; also large living-bed room with pri.
vate bath for young men. Phone Metro
politan 7T53
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734 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD-Front
room that is ideal newly furnished. twin
beds. unlimited phone; convenient trans
portation; excellent home-cooked meals.
Also single front room. Reasonable
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FOUNTAIN COURT.

Spring. Summer Autumn among the
trees: healthful quiet, beautiful location;
10: IS min. downtown; private parking.
Col S525. 3640 10Th (seminary groundsl.
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WANTED-SALESMEN,
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec 1861, 1402 llth,
has cooks, maids. mattresses, nurses. .h.w,
part-time. day workers. chauffeurs. couples.
-
90lI: 1925 9th; furnishes cooks. ghw.
maids. helpers. truck drivers, dishwashers
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HELP-MEN.

BARBER, white steady lob will guaran-
tee you will make living vase. ia 14th
Kt W
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NEED stenoeraphers expert typists, book
keepers, dicta phone operators, experienced
and capable beginners; male and female,
for daily openings. BOYD'S, 1888 st.
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BOATS.
DOGS, PETS, ETC,

KITTENSIpedigreed Persian males and
blue, tortoisesheu. 312 Maryland ave. ne.
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But don't want to eol
| like it here. want TO be .
country doctor like DID"


table. Her mother said she had a sick
headache.
David" Ella attacked, do you re-
member how, when o first began
practicing in Chenille, you dreamed
of going to Chicago and becoming a
great surgeon? You used to tell me
about this ambition by the hour"
Yes" David said. And I think I'd
made a pretty good one. I've lost very
few patients by operations"
one?"
David looked at her and saw the
secret thought in her eyes and knew
the justice of it. He mustn't stand in
Dicks way, must give the boy his OPP
portunity.
the money; We got married, and, after
sought hers sadly. go on" they said.
You're right. I'll help you"
All right" she said, and her own
eyes were blazing with triumph. "Then
tell Dick to go on to New York. He'll
do a hundred times better there than
he will buried in this hole"
But I don't want to go!" Dick
be a country doctor like dad"
mo. Better go to New York, son."
David told him. There are no coun-
try doctors any more. We're a van
ishing race, and its better. People
never appreciated us. They only ap-
preciate what they have to pay for.
your profession, know what's going on.
You gather a lot of moss in country
practice. You're going to make a fine
doctor, Dick. Better make a little money
while you're doing it. Why don't you
do what ma says? Why don't you try
it? I'll give you a letter to John Barry,
the gynecologist. He has a Park avenue
friends I ever had. He'll show you the
ropes. You know I wouldn't give you
the wrong advice. It's best for you to
60"
He got up suddenly. He had just
smashed his most cherished dream,
which was to have his boy working side
by side with him. He went upstairs as
sobbing, and he went in. She was lying
face downward on the bed, shaken with
whats p this?ss" ''e he asked, and sat
down on the bed and turned her over.
What is it, Poot?"
20 daddy" she sobbed, and threw
her arms around him: Bill has broken
doesn't love me. He said he was glad
we got u legacy, because now I can
get some one else. He said a girl with
money can always find another man.
o I love him so I could die!"
There, there" he soothed. bills
just jealous. He'll get over it."
II won't know it." she said bitterly.
Mother and I are going to Holly
wood. I'm going into pictures"
That damned money! David thought.
Already it had torn the lives of all Of
them to bits.
Strangely, he did rot miss any Of
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you don't love her. You'll have to tell
ner that. Brutality" Anxious tears
came into her eyes. "And I want you
to give her her chance. Pleased"
How do you know she'll be happy if
She gets to be a movie starr"
I don't" Ella admitted, 'but isn't
that better than being buried in q
small town, a poor mans wife? I want
her to find out for herself. If you
really loved her you'd give her up"
and thought, staring sullenly at her.
But he wa in awe Of her, had been
all his life. Her eyes glittered at him.
All right" He sighed. It'll tell her.
Maybe you're right"
She didn't even thank him. She got
up and hurried away, already planning
her attack on Dick and his father. She
made it at dinner. Pat was not at
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and into his unsuspectins and out
Ssorry we couldn't pay you this be-
fore, doctor, but you know how I'd.
Hope you won't hold our slowness
against US. Hope you'll come II we
give you q call"
In the beginning he was tempted to
tell some Of them to keep their money,
but Ed Struthers talked him out Of
that.
Its proof of the old biblical say
ing" Ed said, grinning crooked1y.
Him that has gifts. Since you got to
be rich it's a social distinction to have
that case of gasoline asthma of yours
standing before a door. People think
you're really a good Doctor instead Of
the old pill-roller I know you to be.
You take that money. You've earned it.
if only for being the kind of man you
are. You don't know it, Doc, but
you're a pretty fine man-besides be-
ing the biggest damn fool in Glen
VILE"
(To Be Continued)