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thrown in some garbage. 1t was
dirty! Dirty and cold. These two
facts snapped her out of her ecstasy
and plunged her back on the ground.
She stepped back from the rail and
hurried off the bridge as though
she were afraid it would fall and
hurl her into the water as punish
ment.
Tired BY Walk.
She shook her head as though try
ing to clear it of something. Then
slowly, and almost unconsciously at
first, she turned in the direction of
the only comfort she had left
Sheila.
1t was long walk back and she
was tired when she plodded up the
stairs and into the quiet room.
Sheila was getting ready to go to
work, but when she saw Anne she
took off her hat and coat.
She was quiet and forgiving and
the best kind of solace for Anne's
condition. Anne cried the way she
hadn't been able to since she'd been
child. Sheila held her and let her
sob out her piteous story.
You were so right, She'll" Anne
cried into her roommate's shoulder.
Il was just stubborn fool not to
seel Oh, She'll, it was all so sordid
i feel like there was dirt all over
me :. that I couldn't ever wash off
I'll feel cheap and degraded every
time 1 think of him for the rest of
my life-the way I believed every
thing he told mel"
/ Sheila didn't try to contradict
anything. She took off Anne's shoes
and put her under the covers. Then
she sent down for some of Mrs.
Monohan's whisky and gave Anne
half a glassful. "Thatll put you to
sleep" she said, before you know
it." Anne gulped it down and
grasped Sheilas hand. "Where are
you going?"
I've gotto go to work" Sheila
answered quietly. But I'll tell Len
ma to bring you up some supper
when you wake up, and I'll be home
as early as I can" She slipped out
when she saw that Anne was falling
into half-sleep already.
Sell Calls Geoff.
When she got downstairs, she
went to the telephone book and
looked up number. The phone
rang long time and then a mans
voice said, Hello"
Sheila said, Hello, Is this Geof-
frey Ayres?" When he said yes, she
told him, I'm Sheila Verne. Anne's
roommate. Probably you don't re-
member. but you met me at that
party when you met Anne"
Sure know you" he said. "And
I saw you one day at the house
when you were going out"
Right" Sheiia said. well, lis
ten, Geoff, I've got to talk to you
and"
rs it about Anne?" he cut in.
There's nothing the matter with
hero"
mo, no, no. She's fine. But,
"Ai"N oOOoO SolA SOlllC Wv
and see you tonight?"
I'm not home until after two,
usually, Geoff told her.
Il know. I've got the same kind
of job Golden Glass Club.
I'll come over after work, if it's
o. K. with you"
20. K" Geoff laughed. "If you
don't mind the reputation my land
lady will give you!"
Hal Sheila exploded. I'm do
ing my annual good deed. Can't
worry about a thing like thatl" She
hung up and went out to the front
door to meet Mike. who was patient
~ sitting on the front steps waiting
to walk to work with her.
She gave him breezy kiss. Mike,
I think I'll marry you sometime.
Taking care of husband can't be
much more work than taking care
of roommate"
Copyrsht. 1910,
The Chicago Daily News, Inc.
Tomorrow: Sheila has a plan, and
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HELP MEN.
YOUNG MAN,

With knowledge of heating
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For with Rumford you can use any
good recipe that takes your fancy -
from magazines, cookbooks, or adver-
tisements. . Don't worry about the
varying quantities specified for special
types of baking powder. :. Just use
Rumford in the amount the directions
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family 4ftair q
BY Rito Honsen ~

story tar Saunders aspiring to stage career
meets Franklin broadway producer He takes
her and betDeen dates NTH him and John
weahy theatrical hacker whose friendship NTH her has
also little Geof band
pianist wen out with fen times before meeting Van
roommate Shela busy and her td
mother being driven home Connecticut by John Bresdon
with Geof Uard, Dingding
ofendS he tells her she'll until
be in Then friend Sheila advises
that Franklin taker
cidte NTH.
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CHAPTER XII.

All that miserable night Anne torn by the
evidence that slowly began piece itself together by her loyalty
the she Van really had her
ouburst Shea didn't
Only
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(Continued.)

LADIEs-Christmas Card sensatlonl Deal
with leader. Finest 81 assortment Wrap
ping, Etching, Religious boxes. SIS Per-
sonals. Experience unnecessary. Request
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houseman. will take full charge, wife
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COUPLE. white, will exch. janitor or man.
ager service for free rent; local refs. John
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LADY'S RING, dated and initiated. Phone
Atlantic 1895.
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LADY; hisn-grade position splendid re-
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ADMINISTRATIONS Gard Sensation. Make
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MAN, young, married now employed. de-
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LADIES (2). 25-35, with selling expert
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g24 National Press Bldg.
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LADY. young. refined, experienced, for
cashier and hostess Apply between and
$50 ewes no phone calls. 1894 Conn. ave.
PRACTICAL NURSE. some Housekeeping
duties; live in. 171O Good Hope I'd. Sc
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LADY. experienced in repairing. refining
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IOSI.
BOSTON TERRIER, female, seal, white
MARKINGS have puppies at home; answers
to 'Mitzi." SH. 1891.
CYLINDER. black iron, about 8 It. long, 8
inches thick, probably bet. D. @. line and
Landover, Md. Reward for recovery. Powell
Transportation Co.. District 7100
DIAMOND RINGS (2). lost on 18th St. bet
and G sts., Thursday, Sept. 80. Reward
D. S. Schmid, ME. lib.
DIAMONDS (2). solitaires trimmed with
smaller diamonds and sapphire: l cluster
diamond ring with sapphire center; white
20. Reward offered. Box 261-B. Star.
DOG, small brown and white D. c. tag
No 9360; "Skippy" Was seen in Cottage
City Nd, Sunday limping. Reward. MA.
EARRING, gold cameo, near GEORGETOWN
Presbyterian Church or Carroll Arms Hotel.
Reward National 1920, Ext. SIS.
GENT. S DIAMOND RING, SIS point, yellow
gold; vicinity 21st and H and 910 F ST.
NV, Sunday; liberal reward Frank Fong,
Metropolitan 1857.
HANDBAG. red alligator, containing glasses
and house key, lost Sept. 80. Adams 1907.
PEKINGESE DOG, male. red with black
nose; vicinity 33rd and Cathedral ave. NV.
Reward. McCrea EN- 6s45.
SILVER PERSIAN CAT. nr. Mt. Pleasant
Reward Dupont 0317.
WRIST WATCH. gold. initials n =: y"
East Potomac Golf Course. Sunday
WHIST WATCH, ladys EslR,; lost bet 18th ssh
AND 9th SIS. on Emerson. Fnone Hanooipn
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SITUATIONS MEN G. WOMEN.

MAN. young, colored. high school educa-
ton. with or without car, wants work. no.
1854 9-l9 pm %
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

CENT EWCMAN. middle-aged desires po-
siton as housekeeper for refined couple or
small family in quiet home. No children
or laundry. Boy 226-T. Star. g
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LADY. over "a. good personality, able TO
meet nublc. about $50 wk. 1927 Eye NV,
RIM 0I0 n.90 IN 2
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PER-Motherles home prefer
red: refined. middle-aged lady capable and
dependable. Box lS1-T, Star. y"
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Sss.,s {. ~7'~a1s a'''

Helen knows that it s easy
to serve new, exciting cakes
and hotbreads if you use
Rumford Baking Powder.
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LADY will take care children evenings
type, read or any work after pm. Box
no1-T
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SITUATIONS MEN.

MAN. reliable. colored wants Job as eleva-
tor operator, chauffeur. truck driver. HO.
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SALAD GIRL. colored for sea food res
| taurant. Bog 224-B. Star
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MAN dependable. educated white. 81
wants evening and Sunday work Fox
] S0-I. Star
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SALESLADIES for coat. fur, suit and dress
departments. Only those having exp. need
apnly. /. Frank Co lonn 2 81 n W
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NURSE mddle-aged. hospital training, un-
encountered. wants chronic case: best ref
srences. Warfield 1919. 81
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NURSE. practical. experienced, wants work:
SIS week. Emerson 0SS9.
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NURSE, practical. hospital training Doc
tors references. Long experience Reason
| able. MRS. LEE. Franklin RIGS
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PIX Observation-Disclosures will ac-
cept evening work at boarding house ev-
change for room and board. Ii. 62l3-W.
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WOMAN. honest. reliable, good home cook,
who wants steady al-around work IN
lunchroOm. Dolly's Dinette, GaitheTsburs,
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press lining and make minor repairs. Dry
cleaning dept. Sl4,50 wk. 920 R. I. ave.
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FIVE WOMEN
TAUORESS.
EXPERIENCED LINGERIE

Experienced on both mems and women's
goods, for dry cleaning plant must be first
class. Arply, ready for work, 1884 Pa.
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No $3.50; "Skippy" Was seen in Cottage
City. Nd, Sunday limping. Reward. MA.
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Tomorrow: Shella has plan, and
it appeals to Geoff.
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HELP MEN.

SALESMAN and driver for dry cleaning and
Laundry, able to build up route, door-to-
door canYaSslng. Salary and commission.
pI. NV
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SHUT-IN OR HOUSEWIFE, educated, I'M
limited telephone necessary: permanent
position If qualified. Adams OPS.
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PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, experienced
and kind. desires position: good recommen-
dations. Decatur 0536.
RY-STENOGRAPHER. Thoroughly
experienced: now employed. seeks change;
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DIAMOND RINGS (2l. lost on 18th St, bet.
and G SITS, Thursday, Sept. 80. Reward.
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$50 Legal
ORDER AUTHORIZING ST., 600
COUNTY HOME BONDS

BE IT ORDERED AND RE.
SOLVED by the Board of Commits.
sioners for the County of New Han
over:
/. That bonds of New Hanover
County be issued pursuant to the
County Finance Act, as amended, in
an amount not exceeding $4,000
for the purpose of constructing ad-
ditions to the County Home for the
INDECENT and infirm of said County,
the same being a necessary expense
of the County.
2. That a tax sufficient to pay
the principal and interest of said
bonds when due shall be annually
levied and collected.
8. That a statement of the Coun-
ty debt has been filed with the
Clerk and is open to public inspec-
ton.
4. That this order shall take eff
feet thirty days after the first pub
LEGATION thereof after final passage,
unless in the meantime a petition
for it's submission to the voters is
filed under said Act and that in
such event it shall take effect when
approved by the voters of the Coun'
ty at an election as provided in
said Act.
The foregoing order IA finally
passed on the 26th day of Febru.
airy, 1910, and was first published
on the 9th day of February, 1910.
Any action or proceeding question
ing the validity of said order must
be commenced within 80 days after
it's first publication.
THOS. K. WOODY, Clerk.
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white and negro children through.
out New Hanover County.
2. That a tax sufficient to pay
the principal and interest Of said
bonds when due shall be annually
levied and collected.
8. That a statement Of the Coun-
ty debt has been filed with the
Clerk and is open to public irspec-
ton.
4. That this order shall take eff.
feet thirty days after the first pIb
LEGATION thereof after final passage,
unless in the meantime a petition
for its submission to the voters is
filed under said Act and that in
such event it shall take effect when
approved by the voters of The Coun-
ty at an election as provi1e1 in
said Act.
The foregoing order was finally
passed on the 26th day of Febru-
airy, 1910, and Vas first published
on the 9th day of February, 1910.
Any action or proceeding question
ing the validity of said order must
be commenced within 80 days after
its first publication.
THOS. K, WOODY. Clerk.
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ORDER AUTHORIZING $50, 900
SCHOOL BUILDING BONDS

WHEREAS, the County Board o.
Education Of New Hanover County
has certified to this Board a resolu
ton passed by said County Boaro
of Education on February II, 1910
showing that it is necessary in or
der to maintain the constitutions.
six months school term in New
Hanover County to provide certain
school improvements described in
said resolution; and
WHEREAS, the County Board
of Education has requested this
Board to order the issuance OF
| County bonds in order to secure
the necessary funds for providing
said school improvements; and
WHEREAS, the Board of Com
missioners has carefully examined
the facts and has determined anc
hereby finds as a fact that the
! statements of said resolution are
true and that it has become the
duty of said Board Of Commission
ers, acting as an administrative
| agent Of the State in providing a
state system of public schools, tt
order the issuance of a sufficient
amount of County bonds to pro
vide all of said school improve
ments in order to maintain the
constitutional six months school
term; now, therefore,
BE IT ORDERED AND RE
SOLVED by the Board of Commits
sioners for the County of New
Hanover:
/. That bonds of New Hanover
County be issued pursuant to the
County Finance Act, is amended,
in an amount not exceeding $50. 600
for the purpose of providing funds
for constructing the school i'm
provements referred to in the first
preamble of this bond order IL orGer
to maintain the constitutional six
months school term, such i'm
provements consisting of the fol.
lowing:
Constructing additions to t h e
Wrightsboro school, located in Cape
Fear township, New Hanover Coun.
ty, North Carolina.
Constructing additions to and re-
modelling the Hemenway school, To-
Gated in Wilmington, North Caro-.
Ira.
Constructing additions to and re.
modelling the Cornelius Harnett
school, located in Wilmington,
North Carolina.
Constructing additions to and re.
modelling the New Hanover High
school, located in Wilmington,
North Carolina.
Constructing additions to and re.
modelling the Winter Park school,
located in Harnett township. New
Hanover County, North Carolina.
Remodeling various schools fer
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PARAD|SE1z-HEK#En Il
lXg Alma Si0ux VN
EZ wMrnNH FOR AND aAMm BY oaraLp nsAs oHuo |//NMMHM "

der. The Irish devil, And he hasn't
changed a bit"
eff he had' (Romany fished for
her handbag) you probably would
have another boy friend. It's the
maternal instinct in you, my child"
They settled in the back sea- Of
the bus that was to take them 20
Aunt Cecelia's apartment on South
Shore drive near Seventy-second
street.
Explain that last crack" Cnolly
turned to Romany, half smiling.
What do You mean, / probably
would have another boy friend?"
Romany looked down at the seri-
GUS little round face with the ador-
able freckles bridging the tip-tilted
nose, and a warm feeling of affec-
ton for her old friend swept her.
She touched her hand fleetingly.
"Oh," she said wisely, eff Terry
weren't such a child, and you didn't
have to worry all the time about
whether he was going to get into
some kind of a mess, you'd snap
out of it."
"I-don't want to snap out of it,"
Cholly looked out the window un.
happily. Il love him. He-he's just
exactly like Pop. The sweetest
thing that ever lived. But he doesn't
take anything seriously"
you're just like your mother"
Romany sighed. IT spent last eve
ming with her. She told me to tell
you she hadn't heard from your
father and that she had no idea
where he is. The kids are well. All
seven of EN-"
Cholly bit her lip:
Pops gone AVA twice before.
Once he was gone six months
Your mother told me. And"
Romany hesitated, coming to the
hardest part of her emssage, your
mother said she didn't know what
they'd do if you couldn't send a lit
tie money. I told her 1 was sure
you could, since you wouldn't have
any rent to pay staying with me at
Aunt Cissie's."
Il sent her ten dollars yester.
day." Cholly swallowed. Poor dar-
lin. 1t was wonderful of your aunt
to invite me to live with you at her
place. That1l just about save them
from starvation"
Aunt Cissie is an angel" said
Romany. eff it hadn't been for her
1 never would have gotten through
college. She has given me a charge
account at the erocers and drug
gists, too"
"Are you lucky" sighed Cholly.
with the thirty-five dollars you
got at the broadcast tonight, you're
practically a plutocrat."
Its the first time I ever enjoyed
the sound of an alarm clock"
Romany laughed.
"That reminds me-" Cholly
jumped. what time is it? Oh,-it's
after eight She looked at Rom
any's wrist watch. II forgot to tell
you, we have a double date"
"Well, thanks for giving me q
little notice. And who, may I ask,
are the lucky men, if it isn't a Sc.
Ito Be Continued
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Continued From Page Tenn

HE is terribly good looking for
a blond" CholIy agreed. But I
like 'em tall and dark"
"You wouldn't be thinking of
Terry O'Rourke.' Romany handed
Cholly the hatbox and they walked
out of the station.
THAT same" Cholly shook her
red curly head obviously, and hnl
blue eyes grew a little more ten
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NOTICE 70 PUBLIC

All advertising appearing in these
..Hnrs is for reputable and fel1'
,5s concerns. so far as we can
,msrtain from a careful investiga-
n is our intention. however. te
=. hat every firm that uses these
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,S., ~obligations. Therefore. should
mr reply to any advertisement on
A., ,ace and services are not rem
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wants to k! W it.
NE q. S. postal regulations are
YER strict in such matters as such
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mail and the Star-News will see
that any attempt to defraud is
PROMPTLY handled by the P. o. de-
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA:
COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER:
Having qualified as Administrator
of the estate Of Mary Bloome Sand.
lin, deceased, late of New Hanover
County, North Carolina, this IS to
notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased
to exhibit them to the under.
signed at 1904 Greasy Ave-, Viii.
mington, N. c., on or before the
18th day of February, 1941, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar Of
their recovery, all persons Indebted
to said estate will please make i'm.
mediate payment.
This 10th day Of February, 1910.
r. Fl. GIESCHEN,
Administrator, Estate OF
Mary Bloome Sandlln,