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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.


GIRL. colored. wishes general houscwork
par time o. fun rIme no Sunday work;
reference. Emerson 7SSl. Evelyn
GIRL. colored wishes GAYS work or part
time work Phone West 2145-W
GIRL, colored wishes part-tIme work or
3OI4-J.
GIRL, colored. wants work as general
houseworker or any KIND, ful. or part time
Atlantic Ii44-W.
GIRL wants work, mornIne hours preferred,
or sewing out. Pot 5h54
GIRL. colored desires general housework
whole or part day, no Sundays. Decatur
GIRL. from Virginia wants work: neat
Virginia reference. Gail at 1885 Vermont
ave. NV.
MAID OR NURSE by coIored slrl who
NlShes Work. 20 home nights. Adams @h23.
cal! during forenoon
MOTHER middle-aged daughter Is, house
keeping. any kind. for one or both. Phone
Col. '54t . to
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general houSework; good cook; reference.
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eral houseWork, experienced frSr-clasS
laundry references Potomac nu55-J
WOMAN. colored, wants part-tme or day s
work: references. West 2125-J.
WOMAN colored. wants parr-tIme. after
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O5U9.
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Vare family. Cook nurse or cleaning
references. Decatur 25t".
WOMAN coored general houSeworE.
good cleaner, no cooking, references. Gail
District 61uH
WOMAN AND GIRL colored want day s
work and work as mothers helper; gooG
references. Phone Atlantic $40.
WOMAN colored wants par'-'ime work
EH MrS I'm n
coin S6Sl.
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mornInes or evenings. neat ana reliable,
best ref Call North 634S,
WOMAN Colored wants JOB or general
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7, and I'd supposed 1t was what you
might call permanent"
"Sure--it is. But places and men
he stopped a moment and could
have cursed himself for what this
might lead to then rushed on: 1T
isn't AS If YOU had grandson to
take over the place When-when-
what I mean is if this Carol I hear
so much about had been a boy, Why
anyway, she has made the break you
and her father always said you make
and didn't-and-"
why so fustered, my boy?" the
old man interrupted. No need to
be so mealv-mouthed I have heard
that all men have to die sometime,
so you're not telling me anything
new. or-say.' his voice changed and
he spoke very slowly, is there any,
thing really wrong with jim? I mean
YOU know what I mean"
Duke was too wise to laugh it
off
Probably not But I was glad
when he said he'd 90 to the doctor
for checkup tonight. Men, AS
well as horses, aren't any worse for
keeping in condition"
That's true, l guess, although l
never put much trust myself in
doctors-for men that is. A good
veterinary Is something else You
know, Duke. I've wondered if Jim
is worried about anything I don't
know what 1t could be, but some
times I have the feeling he is keep
ing something back from me-"
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LOST

nrdaE, possibly on Navy YARD car. abour !"
noon Reward. 500 9th st. ne u.
CAT CAT black. male. from Kenwood Nd.
Wore white collar with attached bells: re-
ward, Phone Powell. Wise. 56s6
DIAMOND PIN large lost Sunday night,
reward Shoreham Hotel. Apt }05-A
FOX TERRIER toy. VI. old black and
Whlie female. half OF face white, strayed
irpm iTTna4 ! :; ~ Tay!or St, NV. Answers 20
bia !6o6. Reward
GLASSES. bitocal worn brown leather case.
thursday. July -. vicinity F. ST ia stores,
!5ro @r on mi, M Pleasant car. Reward Apt.
''"". CHAMBERLAIN Apis. North h563. -
LoST-Saturday two baby sweaters. be-
tween ?oth st n e. and Central ave. Cali
Miss Murphy. Nail. S0IS
PHI BETA KEY. pendant. cham. Reward.
Phone North 3O5i
SURVEYOR s TRANSIT lost in Silver
Ssps.he or lakoma Park. Md; reward
PoCKETBoOK- will reward finder
r!9turnlng large pocketbook with Initia Is
oBa B P LoSt satuIday night at I2th and
cue SIS nW- Contains Permit eyeeIa ,Ses
hho valuable papers, "@3I l3th n "
WALLET containing cash and papers. Re-
IMin urn 70 p s Ableman, IA 18th st. II "
WALLET, black containing feglstration
ano aa drlrer permit and so: vicinity
.oltatt tl'y Phar.. reward. Atlantic ~. =
WATCH, BuloNa lady'S surrounded bv
dlamonds. several blue Sapphlres Between
ChaFleS Town, W. Va and Union station
Wash, d. c or IAN and Columbia Td
NV, Reward Adams 500, Apt. 40S,
af'er & p m.
WATCH. gold thin chain. on Defense High
Nay. nea! Peace Gross. Saturday night
Reward Potomac 57-5 II.
WRIST WATCH, lady's yellow gold Sat
July on s Potomac Inltials on
band. p c. " Finder please call CIeve-
lane e0l :, Reward
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What was the neWs?"

WnaL was tfe news!
She's engaged to Hartley Madi-
son-of the Madisons she seemed to
think"
Don't get any wrong ideas about
Carol, Duke. She's had enough to
turn any girls head, but she'll never
go high-hat. Hartley Madison-what
have I heard of him? Well, never
mind, We'll hear enough"
He had risen and gone into the
next room, telling Duke to wait for
him. When he returned, he had
some papers in his hand He held
them out to Duke.
There's to be no argument" he
said. You are to take this and keep
1t until l pay you. Brookdale is
worth lot more than my debt to
you and I'm using it for security.
And l don't want to listen to any
of your talk about my luck changing
and the law of averages. I know all
that
Jim, I couldn't. I won't. What
do YOU think of me?"
Cut any fine talk. I'll feel easier
if you have this. OF course, III have
the cash scotland then you'll be
nearer having your pile and leaving
the tracks behind forever and-iust
What is it you've always wanted to
do? Oh, yes. sing
AS Duke still did not take the
papers, he said: Please, Duke. don t
lyr l.,
old fogies, but 1 do feel little tired
and want to turn in"
The younger man was left stand
ing alone in the room, holding the
papers in his hand.
Carol has had her first encounter with
DUKE BRADLEY and discovered that he is
as lndomltahle person as she is her.
sell. VIII she heed his warning about
her fathers i'll health? Be sure to reac
tomorroWS exciting inStallment
fTo be Continued
Copyright, 1887, Loew's Inc)
Evening star., 1937-07-20
CHAPTER ii.

Duke Bradley was i'll at ease. 1t
vas a state so rare with him that
he was afraid he wouldn't be able
70 conceal it from Grandfather Slay-
ton. At race tracks. even when the
wrong horse was way out front he
never lost his easy, smiling COM
poeure-'So dehonar" one admiring
woman had murmured to him Just
that day. He was a big-time book
maker at the tracks, but tonight down
hv the stables with the elder Clayton
he was Just human being.
He had hoped that the old man
would keep on talking of the past
MANY of the stories he had heard
before-of the old glory of Saratoga
of Diamond jim" Brady, Lillian
Russell. Bet Ambition" Gates and
the other men and women who were
now only memories. OF horses, too,
the old man could falkland often
6ld-for hours; he had seen every
great racer in America for so years
and his stories were pungent and
colorful. But Grandfather Clayton's
IilllN HlN' NdS lttb ~ tdSt. LUXE
hoped his voice and smile seemed
natural as he talked of inconseouential
things. The one thing he must do
he was telling himself, was not to
let the other man know how serious
the situation was at Brookdale
Some of it Grandfather Clayton
did know. of course He knew that
y laol,oS
he should, that sometimes his face
was pale and drawn, that now and
then he would admit he was tired
He knew. too, that many of the horses
were being sold.
Sell the last stud on me, will
he," he said, What's got into that
son Of mine? Soon I'll be training
feas instead OF horses"
Moon Ray is nudging me right
now said Duke. Best of the stable,
anyway
so what? Tell me. Duke. Do
you know what's behind all this?"
Perhaps he's buying new studs
for you to breed: wants to surprise
YOU. Anyway. he is the close
nouthed kind, you know"
"P-f-f-f,' said Grandfather Clay
ton Tell me another"
We'll, of course-I don't know,
mind you-he may be planning to
give up the track altogether. I've
heard HIM say
Say? Don't we all say that?
Haven't I said it, off and on. for
so years? And here I am! We've
made Brookdale something, Jim and
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


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than ever, If possible. And, III bet,
with the same queer outlook on life"
He was no longer reticent, but
seemed entirely self-possessed and
quite the master of himself. The
Kitty's lips somehow wouldn't come
out. She realized abruptly that they
would seem so silly, spoken to this
fine, eoodlooking man. She mumbled
something in response to his greeting.
and allowed herself to be led to the
dining room.
X
A LII through the meal Kitty
struggled to maintain her side
of conversation that seemed far
over her head. She had been pre-
pared for light banter with a youth
that her memory recalled AS a bit
shy and awkward. This talk of con-
tracts and big leagues and trips to
all parts of the country was a little
puzzling.
She felt Dorothy's eyes on her, a
little mocking, she thought, or pos
sibly only reproachful.
After dinner they adjourned to the
living room. And not long after that
Dorothy and Roy Harris disappeared
Kitty found herself alone with Paul.
I saw you in the bleachers," he
said. Really, Kitty, 1 could scarcely
credit my eyes. You're a thousand
times more beautiful. I watched YOU
all through the game" He laughed
ooylshly. I guess I tried to show
off bit. Anyway, it won the game
for u.s.
Kitty gulped. You mean you did
that-hit the ball like that-for me?"
Paul. colored slightly We'll. if
you put it that way. yes. 1 wanted
to make an impression. you know"
Kitty had little twinge of con-
science. She wished now that she
had paid more attention to the game.
had done a little less wondering,
Then suddenly she remembered the
question she had asked Dorothy:
Il wonder what base ball players
think about?" The recollection made
her laugh. Well, she'd discovered
what one base ball player at least
had thought about her! What a
queer twist of fate Now if he'd only
do something original. she'd have to
confess to his human qualities.
Il suppose" said Paul, lin order to
be original I'd have to wait day or
two before I told you how much I
love you. Therefore, I won't. I'll
tell you now!"
And he did. The result was most
satisfactory to all parties concerned.
And Paul congratulated himself that
he had sister smart enough to warn
him about acting human.
tcopyrisht, 1s37D
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othys brother Paul was big league
player. She tried to cover her con-
fusion. and made things worse.
"Oh, I suppose they do think" she
laughed. "Of course But every
thing they do seems SO entirely phvsi-
cal, so systematic as if it had all been
planned out for them beforehand and
even now some unseen hand were
directing their actions"
Dorothys face was a study. She
watched her friend in some beWilder-
ment for moment or two, and then
suddenly burst out laughing.
Kitty, you're a riot! You say the
oueerest things-and pick out the
oldest times to say them. Some
times you actually have me alarmed"
The two girls, friends since child
hood were seated in the front row,
close to home plate, in one of the
country's biggest base ball stadiums.
The game being played was the
deciding contest for the home team.
It's outcome would determine whether
or not the locals would have chance
to play in the series
Kitty laughed in vast relief at
Dorothy's attitude. You always did
understand me, Dottie. l guess I do
seem q little queer sometimes. But
I wonder a lot about things-things
and people can't quite comprehend"
She paused. studied the players a
moment. 1T was darling of you to
invite me up for the game. l haven't
seen Paul, you know, since he gradu
ated from college the same year that
we entered Wellesley"
"Pauls quite man now" Dorothy
answered. And rated pretty high
In the base ball world. You'll meet
him tonight. And Roy Harris, too, one
OF his teammates. 1t will be a good
opportunity for you to find out what
base ball players think about"
THE thrust did not go unheeded
Kitty sensed that her chum was
. little hurt, and resolved to be more
careful in the future about speaking
her thoughts aloud. 1t wasn't the
first time she had made faux pas
The locals won. And it was
grand victory. Paul Hastings brought
in the winning run with magnificent
drive to center field. Even Kitty was
thrilled, And it took lot to thrill
Kitty as far as sports were concerned.
Paul and his teammates had not
arrived when Dorothy and Kitty
reached the Hastings home, and the
two girls went upstairs to dress.
Kitty remembered Dorothy Hast
ings brother as a tall, dark youth,
handsome In vague sort of way
rather reticent and reserved She was
therefore totally unprepared to meet
the Paul who greeted Der at the foot
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DAILY SHORT STORY
THINKERS SPORT

I've often Won
cred said
Kitty Bro " n,
what base ball
players h ! n k
about while they're
out there on the
field? Sometimes
they hardly seem
like human beings,
Just moving around
like puppets on a
string. 1 wish one
of them would do
something original,
then we'd know
that after all they
sre human,
S he fush h e d
slightly at the in
ouirln G glance
which D or ot h Y
Hastings turned in
her direction, and
remembered sud-
denly that Dor
Evening star., 1937-07-20

of the stairs. A
new Paul, a. boy
grown into a man.
and a splendid
example of man.
hood. He was even
taller than when
she had last seen
h i m. h is d ark
brown eyes clear
and fine. his
cheeks ruddy with
youth and good
h e a, ! t h. K it t v
scarcely saw the
other boy. Her eyes
were all for Paul.
and as she looked
at him she was
conscious of a
slight quickening
of her pulse,
The same old
Kitty he was say
ing. More charm
ing and alluring
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER. double entry: type 40
w.pm.: experienced: graduate high school.
age -. Atlantic 1861.
HOUSEKEEPER white, in eeatleman's
home. or as housemaid. Mary. 3rd floor.
front 635 Sth St ne
NURSE practical refined white desires
charRe infant or ConvaleScent adult. after
moons and evenings: references. Call Wise,
5.2s between ! and pm.
SECRETARY. stenographer. bookkeeper. full
charge; wears eXper.. rapid and accurate.
Address Box 329-H. Star Office
STENOGRAPHER-TYP one year COL
ieee: age 2H: general clerical expr: in
dustrious. Georgia 6136
STENOGRAPHER: general offce work;
years experience: references Decatur
32l5-J
YOUNG GIRL. typist. general Office worker
and addressoeraph operator Il years eX-
perience; reference. Phone Lincoln 5535
YOUNG GIRL experienced typist and GEN
eral ONCE worker. reference. Phone Silver
Spring IL. oOs
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The Story Thus Far.

T HV STUTN NUS r NJ,
Carol CLAYTON. with her exquisite.
chiseled face and 1.-THE spectacular
body, is engaged to the most eligible
man in America Her indulsent
father. Jim Clayton and her grand
father have permitted her to come
TO England TO finish her education.
During her two-year stay she has
met Hartley Madison. rich, young
and charmine They have Just been
talking in the moonlit garden of the
Suthhoroueh country estate. Carol
is enthralled with the future that
she sees before her Always she
has wanted to escape from horse
folks: from the famous Brookdale
Breeding Farm in SARATOGA that has
been the Clayton home for three
generations. But suddenly g nos
talgls for home comes over her.
She decides to telephone her father.
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FOUND.

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S:'5 Wednesday, between : 3u and pm
MALE DOG. black ana white, with tan
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HELP WOMEN.

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Whelan Drug, POI Atlas Building. 527 9th
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MATTRESSES. neat-appearing girls. sizes
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WAITREssEs 90. must have local ex-
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dress Box 4"6-Z Star Office
WANTED-Reak estate statesmen lmen and
women. Chance to learn real estate
buSlneSs. Exp. preferred Must have car.
we lurnlSh prospects. To sell for owners
and developers. Fulton r. Gordon l427
Eye st. NV. Dist. 5"3O.
RESPONSIBLE and esta abliShed concern
operating a civic enterprise is in need of
hieh-claSS statesmen who wish to make
WASHINGTON their permanent residence
Neat IN appearance. married. medium edu-
catlon: > prior employers references will
De required. See our employment man
seer Mr.. Lewis, 3l2 Bond Bldg. between
> and pm.