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GLEN ISLE.
ON SOUTH RIVER

"a Washlngton's closest saltwater beach
and Central ave: lots 5OxIo5, 500: "a
moH1n, mn B1nealows for rent and sale
tnhNIZiNGER CO.. a45 K st. NV. Ma
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SUCK 1895 convertible coupe model 4s-C.
~ tat car. with radio; you cannot find one IN
Sn,to1 Se,1eT 1cornad1tI3n, rsd, s675 C G c quaranty,
Natl. 1900. Open evenings closed slinSs~'
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lEAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

1N@ ISs@sI JAIL SN kNSsIS%iNSG.
5 ROOMS. = BATHS. PORCH. LAWN,
Il heat. Capitol Hill. E. Capitol ST. Box
44M, Star.
SO ACRES, MONTGOMERY Co-TWo-
tory frame house: rooms bath. wired for
On the Rn h0sss pike Re nes
urg: It is estimated there is over $4,000
oFEh FREb Il B Em9SE cGsHMAN Gg Ms RdekTe 5aE Nd
os \ "A Adams a IS Gi'I''>' S. ''0 Phone itt9 $50 $50
RY US, IF YOU WANT TO EXCHANGE
our real estate, Out-of-toNn trade given
rompt attention KELLEY, STEELE &
RaMNER, INC, District 174l. Evenings.
EAUTIFUL HOME, HAGERsTOWN. MD.
lso 70-acre farm; both clear, for D c.
roperty. Handle trust. Cleveland 1903,
TTRACTIVE 4-RCOM COTTAGE WITH
krge screened porch. overlooking water
one OF most wholesome ana desirable
the restricted family communities on
besF 5s 81 ss WadT iTom
artly furnished Easy watkins distance
athlne pier and boat harbor. VIII consider
pod lot in northwest section a. part pay
BEN or modern brick house not over
900. subject TO one trusl. No agents.
hepherd 43l5.
oNG BEACH, CALF. INCOME-THREE
ental units near beach Must trade or sell
once. Box 95-H Star
buth shore, Long Island. N. Near
saclhses' els ~, u hour o. from Penn. Penn stauon: near
hange for Washington prop. Adams 0l SO.
ELLINGTON 1881 N, UTAH ST RMS
lrn. or unfurn' 2'2 baths ami; garage;
ard. Phone Clarendon lo35.
kATER FRONT ESTATE OF BETTER
ass for city home. Box 52M Star
MODERN I0-ROOM HOME. > BATHS AND
nclosed porch, near Lincoln Park Owner
yerages S75 to 500 per mo. from rental
8 rooms. YOUNG owner will sell or ex-
mango for desirable farm in Nd within
or 10 MI. OF city. Box 37I-M, Star.
pom and bath house steam heat, elec.
Va, Route II. Walnut 9245-w
CLEAR LOTS, MOST FOR, ROW
e. location, ready for, building. Low
q edO for 5&F rsde rae ffaF f0f famy Eaiy
~ BrokeTs co-opcrate JOIN tefts' N KING King
CO, zoos 1lth st. NV. See Mr. King
or SALE OR TRADE-LARGE I0-RooM
arg, Va, in house condition. Lot
bout 55xl45 feet. Ample room to build
mother house II desired. Modern hot-air
allpapers. new tontine window shades and
ol9nial brass lighting fixtures, Inlaid
ho!eum in bath. toilet on first floor Can
easily arransed for two families if de-
red. Porch on two sides. Price $3.50
e. Sey icy, IT, to inspect at 46a E Wolfe st
En, {. c. Phone Natl g24O
BEAUTIFUL CAPE COD HOME.
Detached brick. : rooms. > baths rec
PATTON room: brand-new fine high loca-
on; real home on a big lot. in choice
|cation, near park buses schools stores,
C; priced low at $3.50: Will make rea-
Pnable terms or consider smaller house,
illdlng lot or farm IN part payment. See
f2O4 Alabama ave. Sc Open | to s pm
call Mr.. WILSON Greenwood H232.
An Electric Kitchen Health Home
WANT TO TRADE AT ONCE
tetached brick and stucCo house in North
yoodridee. IS rooms. sun parlor. bath de-
fched garage. nice lot. handy to schools
US, stores, for strictly modern S-room p
Just have u acre grounds, GOOD trees.
pod location and be fairly priced State
thether owner or broker, with bona
de proposition. Box 4O5-M Star
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SEASHORE PROPERTY.

FOR SALE &C COBB ISLAND GROOM
cottage, with large screened-in porch
front side and rear; splendid location
facing Potomac River. See A. j. NORRIS,
realtor Cobb Island Nd. Washington
phone. Columbia 1861.
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CHEVROLET 1895 5-passenger touring
SEDAN; excellent erav paint, spotleSs up-
holstery and all good tires: you viii fnd
our price low for this clean car; S535
CC. e guaranty. Capitol Cadillac CO
Is2Z e2nd st NV. National 5000. Open
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CASH IN 5 MINUTES!
II car Is paid for will give you
full cash price. Or II not paid for
will pay of balance and give you
cash difference. DECATUR 1890.
SEE MR.. BARNES, 1920 14th ST.
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BUICK 1925, $50: Buick 1929 Sq5 Mrs.
snS aseS. SoLth 1922 or after sunday write
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COVE POINT BEACH

The modest prices (S9S TO $500, asked
LOT choice lot in this desirable com
nuIily carry no extras. Title Ia guaran-
Met. 3fS3 VII DieHiisee'
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BUICK 1892 5-passeneer coupe excellent
ps1nt, eood tires; clean upholstery this
car represents real value. S245 C c
guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co 1900 22nd
s., NV National 1900. Open evening"
closed Sunday ~''''4eH~
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CADILLAC 1885 series 10 sedan, Ss45.
ny, NY sIhout question, Is one of ths
c!eaNest automobiles we've seen in rnortb
OF SUNDAYS. Flawlcss black finish, I'M
macuiate interior. practically new tires.
II looks as good as the day its former
koWhea bought il. First buyer gets il
eor $3.50 Always better buy st
Decatur 1900 s'' A'".
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DE oOTO-Will sell my 1887 four-door
sedan for 5000 less than cost: driven
1000 miles. Can be seen at Hawley9
Service Station. corner New York an6
Florida aves. ne.
CONTINUED on Next Page.)
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FOR RENT-TALL TIMBERS Md
Large well-furn. cottage. priv beach. good
bathing and fishing Clev 1929
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CASH FOR YOUR CAR-Highest
prices paid. Superior Motor Cars.
Inc 1920 18th st. NV. De. 1900
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BUICK 1854 5-passenger sedar q n,t.-..,---
Trunk rack dark blue finish; exceIIer,. terss
nnH' nIie clean upholstery, splendid motor; YOU
= IA ~, ,,lu tnls real clean car; S425 C c,
~ RuaI AMY Capitol Cadillac Co I73o
sHna st NV. National 1900. Open eve
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SHEVROLEI 1854 4-door se9ar. broVn
nnish. rnasi., radloi Al condition throughout
ave Sc. "A dependable Dodge Blue Seal
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Visit Cove Point Beach.

IhSpect thls wisely restricted, new beach
ueNeiopmfnt. great big lots modestly
prlceo at sos to 5000: 3-mile white sandy
lns. BOATING; paved highway
NO MUD-NO SEA NErTLEs
DflVe out TODAY or call Net 3Rs2
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ChEpROLEI 1898 5-pass trunk gedar:
smooth, economical motor: factory finish
ana mohalr interior spotleSs all excellent
HaIeeSo, S4s5, suarsnteed. Fred Motor Co.
Dodge Blue Seal used car
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CHEVROLET 1886 master sport coupe ra-
90 you won't flnd a nicer one IN town,
Lne oiack finish is perfect. : fine tires rum
pie seat See this car and compare our
PISe ,ol only $40 Poharka Service
ITO HOth st, NV Dist 4l41
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LOANS TO

LOANS To
HOME OWNERS AND BUILDERS.
second Trust Notes Purchased.
C.. MD VA
SHORT-TERM COLLATERAL LOANs
Payments Arranged 10 Meet Budget
QUICK SERVICE
COLONIAL INVESTMENT co.
33b SOUTHERN BLDG. DIST e1so |:
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FOR sALE-FURNIsHED CABIN ON
sshenandoah sssn,aa River. for eight persons; ope-
sandy beach. bass nshine; IN hours from
washington. LEVIN EASTMAN, Front
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BEVERLY BEACH.
On Chesapeake Bay.
Address Mayo, Md

DEEP COVE OVERLOOKING CHEsA-
peake Bay. $3.50. Replevined 4-room
cottage. furnished: l acre OF ground; cash
sale, $1.050. Immediate possession. A
real nice little home: Drive down sstur-
day or Sunday. AFFIECK. Col. 960S.
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Or SALE OR TRApE-LARGE l0-RooM
BEAUTIFUL CAPE COD HOME.
WANT TO TRADE AT ONCE

fetached brick and stucCo house in North
yoodridee. rooms. sun parlor. bath de-
fched garage nice lot. handy to schools
US, stores. for strictly modern S-room -
eth house. nearby MontRomery County
ust have "a acre grounds, good trees
pod location and be fairly priced. State
fhether owner or broker with bona
&Le prOpOSitinn- Boy Ann-M Star
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FOR RENT-6-R. BUNGALOW BAY
Ridge nr. Annapolis. Furn., cleo, h. and
c. water. Available Sept. l. S35 weekly
or Sl35 for month. Emerson S319,
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isk 1927 coach very GOOD con4itio- !.
:, :; ~ Elce Motor Motor Co, 1923 Irving st. NV
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CADILLAC; driven $500 miles. two-tone
conF. coupe; perfect condition, must sell
Call owner, North oO5T 90.
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SALE OR RENT. FAIRHAVEN-LGE.
weli-ouilt cottage; cleo; $4,000. or S25
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1s ACRES LOCATED ON STATE ROAD.
near Rock Point, binding on picturesque
charleston Greek. Fine harbor frst-class
fishing and grabbing. W, ANDREW
NEALE Issue Md
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

ATTENT1ON-Dealer will accept a 1897
baker sedan as down payment on my
water front estate: balance in easy pay
ments. Write for details, giving car. Box
245-D. Star.
for $3.50 cash; give full details. Box
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CHEVROLET 1885 coach: was used sS q
second car by prominent local family Yss
had ehe beneft Of unusual care and looEs
u. Serylced regularly and often BY on1
SeryftCs nerfac, oepartment Guaranteed to be IN
bonded and reduced TO Sill lee n Rn.je-
me. ! ~ lsth 81. Nv. DiSt l9ls
Evening star., 1937-08-22

| CHEVROLET 1894 coupe, with radio de
| luxe model, very clean car; sacTifce 81
SSsS5 Rice Motor Co., 1923 Irving st. n v.
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DE SOTO 1885 convertible coupe; all dual
equipment. black finish is like new; perfect
motor. tires used very little and the leather
upholstery Is in excellent condition . real
sporty car and real value at price
quoted; $565. Semmes Sales. Inc, De
Soto Plymouth Dealer. 4l2l 18th st. NV.
Adams $500
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AFRAID :?:!!!!:!. u 4: !. AGUc
- huMA SRCEMC
bv MARION WHITE clsI Nea sERVIcEI INC.

the rose and silver bouloir. there
was nothing said. Not even when
Sybil graciouSly retrieved the
black kid gloves Joan had drop
ped, and their hands mct-Sybips
burning and fevcrish, and Joans
cold and clammy as death. What
ever was in SYPHILIS mind, she gave
no hint of it. She murmurcd only,
to cover the confusion OF the mo-
ment: What lovely gloves, Joan
| like the pctit-point trimming
And Bob, waiting at the foot OF
the stairs, smiled approvingly as
they came down together. 1t was
great, he thought, that Joan and
Sybil were hitting it off together
so nicely.
Driving the few blocks to the
Inn in Bob's roadster, Joan said
her silent farewell to him. The
words she might have Said-the
words which might have express
cd the depth of her love for him
she could not bring to her lips
she could not bring to her lips:
He would understand, she told
herself. In his heart he would
realize why she was leaving hlm
why she was sacrificing their
love now rather than have It's fine
bright flame turn to bitter ashes
as they tried to live together UNI
der the shadow Of the past. He
would understand, and he would
cherish the memory of their brief
happiness. -,
Nothing that Sybil might tell
him could tarniSh that memory.
Whatever the world thought of
Joan Barrett, he would know that
she had possessed courage and
strength and honor.
Bob chatted on. all obliviouS to
the tumult within her, because
now. after she had Steclcd herself
to meet the first shock, she found
that her actions obcyed her will
more easily.
They found Mr.. Hendry and
Norton in the grill, chatting ami
ably over brandy and soda. And
even with the pressure of her own
tragedy overwhelming her, Joan
felt moment of concern lest the
two men become little garrulous
and drop some careless remark
about the money in Mr.. Hendry's
possession.
Norton'S words, as she and Bob
came upon them, gave rise to a
greater foundation for her fears:
%. in those days, you old
softie," he was saying to Mr.. Hen
dry, eve thought nothing of hav-
ing our entire fortune in our peck
etS-a few gold nuggets tied up
in dirty handkerchief. All this
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;cau. first of the Phil trio. was

scau, first of the Phil trio. was
the loser.
The Brooklyn Dodgers moved
to within a nail gam" OF th"
third place Giants by SCORING
their third straight victory, 81,
over the Cincinnati Reds. Mas
Butcher let the Reds down with
five hits. The Dodgers, held TO
two salctics for the first six IN
nings, Tailed all of their rams N
the seventh on three walks, two
doubles and an Outiicid fly.
The Boston Bees were handed
their sixth straight setback, O.,
by the Chicago Cubs. Charley
Root allowed five hits, with the
Bees scoring only on home runs
by Tony CuccincIIo and Gene
Moore in the sixth. Kip Collins
was the hero of the Cubs attack,
driving i'm three runs with Il hom-
az and single. Lanning, who was
removed for Il pinch-hlttcr IN
the seventh, was the loSlnS hurl-
CT.
In the only American league
game. the Chicago White SoX
swampcd the Washington Scna-
tors, 1875. behind Vernon Ken
nedy's cight-hit pitching. Buck
Ncwsom started for Washington
but was reached for. five runs IN
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"John," he said presently, 81
think | might as well sc: that
ll:lO train, too"
Don't do that, Charley Hen
dry objected. "Why not stay in
Green Hills for the night? | can
put you up"
mo, thanks, John. ] get to New
York seldom enough, and when |
do | like to sleep with Broadway
ringing in my cars. Unless" he
added, you need Il stout fcllcr
like me for protection tonight"
He laughed insinuatingly.
"ShuSh. Charley! You're a rcck-
less foolw
Joan looked about the grill with
a conspicuous gesture, seeking Il
way to divert Norton'S attention.
In a few moments, everybody in
the grill would know just how
much money Mr.. Hcndry had with
him.
Norton noticed the gesture,
looking for the waiter" he ask
ed. 'l'll call him."
"No," Joan interrupted. Don't
get him--I thought | recognized a
friends voice, but | don't seem to
sec her :"
At that moment, as if in answer
to her silent wish, she did hcal
the merry laugh of Dorothy
Starke in the corridor beyond the
grill. The next instant, Dorothy
entered. Joan waved to her.
will you excuse me, Mr.llcn-
dry" she pleaded. at is my
friend, as | thought. I'd like to
speak to her a moment E"
"Run along, my dear. Run
along"
Joan's panic was mirrorcd in
her face as she dragged Dorothy
off to deserted corner Of the
dressing room.
Are you alone, Dorothy? Did
| break up Il partly she asked
nervouSly.
mot at all. I've Just Dccn pay
ing bridge with Mile and jim
Sanders and very dull young
man. What in the world is the
trouble, Joan? Have you seen an
other ghost"
She looked anXiouSly into JOan's
eyes.
ats Sybil," Joan whispered.
"Shc knows. She knows every
thing"
"Who said so?"
"Shc did-practically." Joan re-
peatcd Sybi's peculiar remarks
about Philips secret survey. "Tm
sure it has to do with me, Doro-
thy. He went to Chicago first
then to Seattle. That seems more
than coincidence. And tonight he
called up from San Francisco with
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PRESBYTERIAN
ASSEMBLY TO
CONVENE soon
Opens at Montreal May
20; Handling Ministers
Annuity One Problem

MONTREAL, May Is. (UP)-
The General Assembly of the
Southern Presbyterian church,
which opens its annual sessions
here May 20, will devote much
OF its time to discussion of the
handling of the ministers annuity
fund, preliminary committee re-
ports indicated today.
The Rev. Henry II. Sweets of
Louisville, KY, secretary of
Christian Education and Minister
ial relief, reported contributions
TO the ministers annuity fund
drive totaled S655,45 in cash
and pledges. Operation of the
fund will not begin until collec-
ton of S3,000,000 is completed.
The Louisville man is directing
the campaign for raising funds
for the annuity program.
The committee reported 1t Is
free of debt and operating now
under u pledge not TO incur IL
nancial obligations in anticipation
of income from the church men,
bership.
Loans totaling $4,000 duriT-,
the past year were distributed to
1874 candidates for the ministry
and to young women preparing
for special service in the denomi-
nation, the Rev. Mr.. Sweets re-
ported.
Donations of $l2S,S77 out of
the ministerial relief fund went
to support of $50 persons, the
committee report said. Of this
number, 80 were widows of min
listers and 1875 retired PreSbyter-
ian pastors. Thirty-four orphaned
children and IL lay workers also
received help from the commit
tee.
The Christian Education and
Ministerial Relief committee re-
ceived 1881, 1872 during the last
fiscal year, total contributions be-
ing $27,57l in excess of collec-
tons Of 1886. Living donors con-
tributed SlS9,lS5 and the COM
mittee collected $62,SO7 from
other sources.
The executive committee on
home missions also will report its
collections for the past year larg-
er than the year previous. Total
committee collections were $751;
1853, a gain of S45,690 over re-
cepits in 1886.
The Home Missions commit
tees share of the Jubilee Thank
offering contributions amounted
to 80 per cent of Sl60,322 gath
cred. Foreign missions received
the remainder of the collection.
The Rev. Homer Mcmillan, OF
Atlanta. Ca. executive secretary
of the Home Missions committee,
wrote that the group has 5l1
workers who are serving 126
church, school and organized mis-
SionS.
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Yesterday: Hendry closes hi
$4,000 deal with Norton and the
cash is brought to Hendrys house
awaiting payment. Sybil taunt'
Joan with the information that
Philip has just unearthed some
choice gossip" in San Francisco.
CHAPTER Xxx
For the first few moments fol
lowing Sybil's announcement,
Joan wanted to get up and run
from the house. Her heart died
within her breast, and she prayed
that a bolt from the sky might
kill her, too. Yet she managed to
hold herself terribly calm, as II
these were her last minutes on
earth, and she had to go out with
dignity.
Somewhere in the blue and
ivory living room, a clock licked
off the seconds, and Joan knew
frantic hope that it might be too
late for Sybil to tell the story
with adequate emphasis. She
would not want it to lose its effec-
tiveness upon Bob by rushing
through it. Joan felt that she
could bear anything rather than
see the look in his eyes when ne
heard it.
If only he might get on the
train to Washington first
At the moment, however, he was
mildly curious. -.
80 Philip is in San Francisco"
he remarked. "He seems TO have
a pretty wide territory for his sur
vey. What's the gossip Sybil?"
Sybil laughed with delight. "Oh,
| can't tell you, Bob" she said
archly. Not yet"
Joan breathed with infinite re-
lief. Perhaps, she thought, she
will make a bargain with me. A
bargain wherein | shall promise to
disappear in return for her ST.
lence. If she plans to do that, then
she will not speak of it now. She
will wait until Bob has gone. She
will wait.
As the minutes slowly passed
and Sybil said no more, Joan was
sure that was her intention. What
she could not guess was that
Philip had merely phoned from
his hotel in San Francisco to an
nounce his arrival in that city,
following the trial. "l'm getting
warmer" he had said. 1T won't
be long now" And Sybil had am
plified his words to amuse herself,
.
Finally it was 10 o'clock and
Bob was preparing to go, and
Joan and Sybil were exchanging
good night pleasantries in mean
ingless but adequate phrases.
Even in the few minutes that she
was alone with Sybil upstairs IN
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago -, Washington >.
(Othcr games postponed, rain
and wet grounds.)
NATIONAL. LEAGUE
Boston =, Chicago 6.
Brooklyn >, Cincinnati !,
Philadelphia 3. 81. Louis -.
New York ), Pittsburgh 6.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Atlanta at Little Rock, night
game.
New Orleans at Nashville, night
game.
(Othcr games postponed, raln)
A company in Italy is expert
mcnting with ammonia gas as Il
motor fuel.
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/ talk of thieves and robbcrS--boSh
Don't be an old woman, John.
He laughed boistcrously, and his
manner attracted attention.
He rose quickly and CALAMITY
however, as he saw Joan ap-
preaching their table.
"If it isn't our little Sunshine
Grip he said blusteringly. ASH
her to join us, John. | don't have
Il convincing way with the ladies'
Here's chair, my dear" He drew
it out for her with exaggerated
chivahy. Then, seeing Bob in hel
wake, he added carcleSsly: ION
hello, Andrews" .,
Hello, Mr.. Norton. wonder Il
might leave Miss Barrett with
you for just a moment while | talk
to Mr.. Hendry?" -.
Nothing would please more
Norton smiled with satisfaction
and he resumed his seat quickly;
Run along, both of you, and
don't hurry back"
"Nonsensew Mr.. Hcndry OBJ
jected. Bring up a chair, Bob
Wen thrash our problems out
right here. Bless my soul, ] never
had secret from Charley Norton.
Never in my life. Brandy for YOU
Bob"
"No, thank you, sir. have to
hurry a bit, Pm afraid He sat
down with them.
How about something for you,
young lady? Glass of wine? NO.
Mr.. Hendry. No, thank you. Moth
ing at all, please"
1--WE just had very excellent
dinner at Sybips," Bob explained
eve mustn't spoil the effect of 1t
so soon Now, about this Wash
ington business, Mr.. Hendry."
For few moments they talked,
and Joan was left to the rugged
plcasantrieS of Mr.. Norton.
CuriouSly, he no longer bother
ed her. Nothing so trivial as an
overly attentive MI. Norton could
ever bother her again. She was
numb to the ordinary sensations
of annoyance or enjoyment.
Bob rose presently, consulting
his watch.
ITS nearly 1890" he remark
ed. "I've just time to run upstairs
and throw few things into bag.
must catch that ll:lO train
from here in order to make con-
ncctions at Pennsylvania station.
Will you take care of my girl for
a few minutes, Mr.. Hendry"
"Will | take care Of her." Hen
dry chucklcd. "Bless my soul!
Didn't | find her for you in the
first place, you young ingrate?'
After Bob left them, Norton
also considered the time.
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STATE PHOTOGRAPHY
IS NOW OFF PRESS

CHAPEL HILL, May l3. CUP(
The current issue of the North
Carolina Historical Review con-
tains the annual state bibliogra-
ply. University of North Carolina
authorities said today.
Miss Mary l.. Thornton, OF the
University library staff, edited
and compiled the photography. IL
is composed of a list of books and
other writings relating to North
Carolina.
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PIRATES MAKE
IT 5 STRAIGHT
Come From Behind Twice
to Defeat Giants by
6 to S Score

NEW YORK. Nav Is. (UP)--
The Pittsburgh Pirates came from
behind twice Wednesday to score
their fifth straight National
league victory, 6-5, over the New
York Giants.
After the Giants had taken IA
two-run lead in the third. the Pr
rates scored four runs in the
fourth. Suhr's double accounted
for two and Todd and Bowman
each drove in a run with a sin
gle. On four hits and Il Pitts
burgh error, the Giants took the
lead again in the fifth, when they
scored three more runs. Arky
Vaughan's two-baggcr, and Todds
single drove the tying and win
ming markers for Pittsburgh in
the seventh. AL Smith, who rclicv-
ed Melton in the fifth, was the
losing hurler, and Bowman, who
pitched the first six innings for
Pittsburgh. was the winner.
The second place st. Louis Car
dinals pounded out Il l5- 3dcci-
sion over the Philadelphia Phil
lies, rappinG three pitchers for
20 hits. Mcdwick set the pace
with two home runs and two dou-
blcs. Pepper Martin also got four
hits including Il double and triple.
Niece went the route for St.
Louis, distributing nine hits. Pas
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