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ADAM A WEscHLER & son. Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-sTORY SEMI
DETACHED BRICK DWELLING, NO.
325 VIRGINIA AVENUE, SOUTHEAST.
By virtue of deed of trust recorded in
Liber No. 57O2, folio 1ss, ct seq, one Of
the land records of the District of Column
hia, and at the request of party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees will offer
iSss sp MoSpAY aI5 THE 33Td PAY p OF No
the following described property in the
District Of Columbia. to-wit: Lot 40 in
Square 797 as per Plat recorded in the
Office of the Surveyor for the District Of
e05HzTItai THRMs OF SALE: one-third of the
ance in equal installments, represented by
promisory notes of purchaser payable in
One and Two years. with interest. at six
per cent per annum from day Of sale, pay
able semi-annually, secured by first deed of
trust upon property sold, or all cash. at
option of purchaser. A deposit of $4,000
required OF purchaser at sale. Examina-
nue. stamps and notarial fees at. cost of
within thirty days from day Of sale, other
wise trustees reserve the right to resell
property at risk and cost Of defaultine
purchaser. after five days advertisement of
sucn resale in some newspaper published in
Washington, D. c.. or deposit may be for
feited, or without forfeiting deposit trus..
tees may avail themselves, OF any legal
chaser.
j. LEO KOLB,
EDWARD D. COLEMAN.
no12,16,1s.20.23 Trustees.
THOS. J. OWEN d SON, AUCTIONEERS,
Southern Building.
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EARL PRYOR, ATTORNEY FOR
PLAINTIFF.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
,AS States for ] The District. Of Columbia.N -
iANb1Yk iANh YkAEpRY nefsnd Plaintifr vs. JACKIE
17407.--oRDER OF PUBLIcATIoN4ABs. su n
SEM s,iie DEFENDANT.:-Th object OF this
Landry, an absolute divorce from the
oe1endant, Jackie Landry: on the ground
q q, Voluntary separation for five consecu-
:, On motion Of the plaintiff. 1t is
lnis 2nd day OF. November, 1942, or
dry. dry, cause her appearance to be entered
dSdf,ir; nereln on or before the 4Oth day,
occurring after the date OF the FIRST publ
csf1on si{i OF this Order. otherwise, the cause
f.Il+ wiIl oe proceeded with as in case of de-
&c published once a week for three consec-
utiye weeks in the Washington Law Re-
porter and The EYenno Star before said
Gate, 50 MATTHEW F. McGUIRF. Jus
zee sTSM rSHs'4 p7 a true copy Test: CHARLES
JOBE, Deputy Clerk. no5 y 10 L.
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FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411

: 1141N93~11, 44D tUO ,IOO,
Beautiful brick home rooms tile ba TIL
bullt-in garage, 3 bedrooms de luxe kitch-
en-. gas heat. eir-condtioned; insulated
LESLIE D. MEASELL, WO. 1921. 1927 Eye
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CHEVY CHASE D G

detached brick home with 4 bedrooms,
2 baths. including bedroom and bath on
gated IN the Barnaby Woods section price,
S13, 800: Call ME 1143 until pm
j. WESLEY RJJCHANAN PEAJTO
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN rn5Isa THE sFa{sE sRF1sTRI[cT q e COURT Of THE
gmk coLEnoEP e EP15sotRF9H oS 4F esq g.
sA4SN oP pGSn1cx4fon As5H1 No
al fsssGsS ot sasse eoSmss S as
aie OF ormery dons SasDess IN be
City of washington District Of Columbia. ii ,i
porsa Gpon eenIlderatGn Of the petition Of
asnd and qualified in this cause, it is, by the
oRpREbs ofa5 EDS tSa ah day Of oSsober 1872
asgainst The Columbia collese Of h Christian i1
Eaaca1ion oa si or against the Receiver, present
shd ea1m ME eulx an srmzsd of their
SILVER SILVER az MuaseS Ruiians' tasf5 fsae ne
or before November 30th. iG4a. and "a a
copy Of this order shall be published once
w. week ior three consecutive weeks in the
egdsr egaS s. sfal 5e mailed by said Receiver 'o to
MATTHEW NICE MeeuRE fE! k19Sn 9astlce addTsssfs sssi
Re fspy 81 HEDA Hi5t aAE aoWfSE Dan1
IN r7r[]5E THE = gpI5sTRIIcT ; COURT OF THE
Action No 5aa1s Z. Eugene Msmseyll HndreVs
nLaVlng nled a complaint for a judgment
cnahglng ms name to Eugene Alvin Lamar
and havlng applied to the Court for an
SSroer S OF publication of the notice required
fna. fhis 21fh =. day Of October, l94S. ORDERED
any there be, on or before the 81 st day of
November. 1912. why the prayers of sa ID
complaint should not be granted: Provided'
dhat copy of this order be published
pee ppllee week for three consecutive weeks
TgaoTe TtIo sslo day in The Evening Star and
!, me e. W. WssISIhlngton Law Reporter. MATTHEW
TEST MfeGglRE GHtPT ~ gsST;ce t; z 1sea true copv
HidDA da2a MARIE GoWEN, Deputy Clerk.
IN unIlad THE s7stsT sn5sTR[cT e. e, ,cogRT OF THE
tin vs. ARBUTns BERGEFoNE.A GEEFRooNEAoN; Defendanf piain-
PUBLIcATIoN-ABsE DEFGNDANT of R
The purpose of this suit is to obtain an
absolute divorce from the defendant on
the grounds of desertion. On motion nf tho
1912 N"S "a 1>o'ehoer'
ORDERED: That the defendant, Arbutus
5ergeron; cause her appearance to be
Sntereo hereln on or before the fortieth
gay gay exclusive of Sundays and legal holi-
Gays, "a s., occurring after. the. first publication
proceeoed with as in case of default Pro-
weed that COPY of this order is pub-
llShed once a week for three consaciItive
weeks in the Washington Law Reperter and
Inc Evening Star before said day NAT
IIHEW F. MCGUIRE. Justice A true COPY.
lest: CHAPIFS E. STEWART, Clerk. By
aIl-DA MARIE GOWEN, Deputy Clerk.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

HoMEsITEs AND SMALL ACREAGE
woodland subdivision; Route 5, bet. Silver
County. Md, 3ha miles from D. c.; buy now
our prices will advance in so. days; S20t
per acre up: plated streets and roads have
ment; small cash down payment and bal.
ance in "a monthly payments. Call MI
DAVIS. evenings. EN-. 1871. N c. HINES
& SONS, Investment Bldg pI 773a
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

ILMMEDIATE oss EssIoN CHEVY
bath brick, $1lO. sale price, Sll.75O; Sill
990 casn. $1l0 monthly. Also nearby
as22997 s2297 Mekinley-10 rms. 2 baths: rent,
$l25 monthly: Buyers preferred. Full
ION Z; GORDON, owner, 1927 Eye st.,
NV Olstrlct $3.50 until pm.
NEW STONE RESIDENCE NEAR ROCK
lavished their brains and money on this
beautiful place. You probably never saw
sucn an elaborate kitchen and attractive
secreatlon room. The den. with its stone
ture any man. Living room 25 feet long
with marble-faced mantel Nursery OPEN
ing onto deck porch Finished ballroom
on 3rd story, with oak floor Altogether
there are 10 rooms, 2 baths, 2 extra lava
tories, on lot 75x150 feet
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
I1l9 K st. NV. National 1886,
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INVEST 5 MINUTES
TO INVESTIGATE
oEElcEs FOR RENT

1902, EYE ST, ,NW.-2 LARGE BASE
ment mem. rooms and toilet, S4o. Two large
and safe. first floor. $50 Heat and hot
water furnished. P. j WALSHE, INC,
1115 Eye st. NV. MA. 646s.
TWO SINGLE OFFICES, FURNISHED OR
utnIurnished. tn heart of financial section;
available. DREYFUSS BROS. 1919 18th
st. NV. MA. O5S2,
WILL SHARE PART OF MY OFFICE IN
Earle Bldg. Have connecting rms, beau
tifully furnished in walnut Use of re-
ceptlon &c rm Prefer professional party;
1919 N. Y. AVE, CHEsLEY BLDG
,Is stores, sosI ground floor, 10 rooms, 2nd and
900 Gu. it. in all. Lease as whole or in
P. J. WALSHE, INC,
lie > Eye St. NV. MA. GAGS.
CONNECTICUT AVE.
South of Dupont Circle, extremely large,
beautiful ofice rooms. 2nd floor. elevator
service; $3.50 per month. Phone DU,
77TS.
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FUTURE.
THOS j. OWEN g. SON, AUCTIONEERS,
SOUTHERN BUILDING.

SOUTHERN BUILDING.
suVED REA SAhE EsAr 2E EABHksF BGNa FREM
I 1sES sVHME45 NHMRAREp 252l s17fi3HfR G3ENEcI
STREET NV. zoNED FIRST COM
reasEasd 81 n Lts ssrsn s1 ess $751; of s @ fsy
ct seq: Of the land records Of the DISTRICT
OF Columbia and al the -, request OF It ths n,
trustees VIII sell at public aaetions II
35f1' II EsFH}sss z fS$ESBf
the following described land and premises;
designated. as and being that certain parcel
PanHn Fl aaa dsse51sa sanner as and al wa@ IF @ A. IL s
Combination Of lots in Square 22o2. as per
pa e reeo4ds o h tr ce rs o9 @ 81
front on Calvert Street by the full depth
of 20 feet of said lot, together with the
PERMs 81 sAEE sAfIsoh Tweny-one thousand
dollars (S2l ,000) Of the purchase-money to
be paid in cash, balance in two equal in
stallments. payable in one. and two years,
secured by FIRST deed OF. trust upon the
property sold, or all cash. at the option
will be required at time of sale. All con-
veyancing. recording, revenue stamps, etc,
at cost Of purchaser: Terms Of SALE, to be
sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk
and cost Of defaulting purchaser after
some newspaper published in Washington,
BEHSAM1N BENS y s,snEY 8 MINOR.
no5013161S Trustees
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BRADLEY FARMS

Acreage, beautiful home Sites Due to
ana SATURDAYS M 0e ony II my Can qnS Be
reached at Galthersburg 22S-R on other
days. LEE COUNSELMAN. 1885 Wis. ave,
NV, Tel. WI 424O
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r y. w WALof1E, 1NC.,
1115 Eye St. NV. MA. 646S.
CONNECTICUT AVE
OFFICES WANTED.

BUSINESS OFFICE Il A r G E, WELL.
ENGAGED IN WAR EFFORT DESIRES re
LEASE OR SUITCASE APPROPRIATED
600 SO FIT. FLOOR SPACE. 2 OR 3 UN
ABLE OFFICE BUILDING IN ZONE NO. l
PHONE RE. 1858 OR WRITE BOX 26O-B
STAB
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SHEPHERD PARK.
NEW-HousE COMPTON. i

1st floor. coy living room with fireplace,
opening onto copper er-screened porch: re-
csption hall, dining room. large, modern
kitchen. 2nd floor; 3 lovely semi bedrooms.
hall Finished attic usable as spare bed
room and CONTAINING large cedar-lined
closet. Dry, well-liehted basement. auto.
INV heat On lot 45x135, within l block
excellent transportation and easy walking
distance Of stores, restaurants. etc; For
well-buiN home call Mr. Drayton.
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO.,
shoreham Bids. Ma. 1850. -
BETHESDA AREAS, 500.
3 bedrooms. baths. mr.. everything
necessary. BY appointment. OIL 6S67.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

1lI9 18th ST. NV, OPPOSITE May
flower Hotel-Stone front building con-
tainlng approx. 1900 so. it. floor space;
garage and private parking for II cars.
Immediate possession.
w. c. & A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
1l19 18th st. NV. D1 4464
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

NEW 9-APT. BRICK BLDG.-s3s. 300
VIII positively pay for itself in 3 years.
What business could you SO into and make
S3S500 in 5 years? S625.5O mo. rents.
VICTOR H. SCHULZ, Builder. GIL. 9035.
S7,35O-2 APIS. OF ROOMS AND BATH
each; separate heating plants: never va
can't extra good investment. MA. 1913.
30-UN1T APT. BLDG. ON WIDE AVE
nue., l year old, reasonable rentals: can
be bought 6 times rentals, convenient
terms: PRINCIPALS only MA 1913.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-NEW BRICK, =
room house, all furnished; rented. In
come. $50 mo: Good Investment; 81 $50
to handle; owner inducted; act Immediately.
Call Atlantic S104 between 1913.
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY!
,000-COMPLETELY FURNISHED TWO
FAMILY aNlid residence Convenient NV.
New oil burner gear metal garage. At
present rented at $4,000 per month.
-" SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1905 II st. NV. National 2345.
IDEAL INVESTMENT.
brand-new detached s-unit buildings,
located in excellent Sc. location. close to
stores, schools churches, transportation.
Each unit has 2 rms, dinette, kitchen, bath
and brick porch. Individual heating units
Tenant pays all utilities. Income. S3 9s4
per year per building Price, $27.95O each.
Call MI; Wolbere: Ia: l7s6: with
80 SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
1905 H St. NV National 2345.
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sa.,, M Tbs p1en4e aScye .sls has been pqs:ponsd
NovEMSSEEA Wv EMMSEA Ap 1911 e4Aa!RaESa & 81 pAxA AaA3 81
HOUR and SAME PLACE.
By CNpxE or THE TRUSTEES.
oc.2S-no,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

NEW BROOM BRICK HOME WITH AT
tached brick garage, completely modern,
located on large villa site, l u miles west
of Annandale. Va. Bus service from An
Bdss renfs eony 5o new Navy 1d MST
REALTY CO, S15 King ST., Alex, Va.
Alex. 1851 Alex. 1915.
BUNGALOW RMS. AND BATH: . MI
from Beltsville, on Pullman I'd; $3S mo.
Phone BerWyn T12-J2
FOUR SMALL ROOM HOUSE: GARDEN;
nee" 1U-"?nI tare 10 washington, $50
month Box 346-C. Star.
LARGE FARMHOUSE, IA RMS AND 3
baths: nearby Maryland Owner will not
improve. or assume any maintenance COSTS
Will rent for $50 per mo. as is. Box 34OT.
Star
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DUTCH COLONIAL, so Q5O

Silver. Spring, Md-Beautiful brick-and-
frame home. containing reception hail,
large living, dining room. screened porch,
modern kitchen 3 bedrooms, tile bath
with shower; oil heat; built-in garage;
fsnced-in yard shrubbery. flowers: .
blockS bus line, stores. schools. LESLIE
y. MEAsLLL. WO. .,22l. 1927 Eye
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SMALL FARM, I ACRE: 25 MIN. FROM
downtown; bus lines. car not necessary;
chickens. etc; very fertile soil; no dwell-
ing. price $500 payable S75 down, $40
month; near Fairfax high school. For in
formation, apply 3219 Columbia pike, Arl.
(nr. Gebe rd)
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j. WESLEY BUCHANAN. REALToR:
CTEVY CHASE MD

Within 3 blocks Of Chevy Chase Circle
this attractive home Of stone and brick
construction can be purchased at = most mos
baths. library and bath on 1st floor,
screened living porch, Aforementioned,
White picket-fenced lot. Built less than 8
should quickly sell. Call EN-. 1890 till 9
pm r. A. TWEED CO., 5504 Conn. ave
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BETHESDA, MD.-$15.75O.
6 BEDROOMS-2 RATHS

oI11tOO17IS-G IZ1 IILC.
4, Beautiful center-hall home. redecora ted
pounded by white picket fence; first floor,
living, dining rooms, oe luxe kitchen, >
bedrooms, tile bath; second floor. bed
rooms. tile bath: large trees LESLIE D.
MEASELL, WO SOL. l421 Eve
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FARMS FOR SALE.

200 ACRES, 6-RM. FRAME HOUSE. PLUS
outhuildinss, all in good cond.; 20 mi
q: G.: Sl2,95U. Call or write, E T.
WRIGHT, 124O Wisconsin ave. WI 5344
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CHEVY CHASE = @

Located on large corner lot this
English-type brick house. has been newly
decorated throushout and contains 3 bed
IN basement: 2-car detached garage
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO.,
Shoreham BlQg MA 4750
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

mileage car with black automatic top
beautiful cameo cream finish, red leather
upholstery excellent tires radio and ID
CHASE MOTOR CO., 7725 Wis. ave, WI.
1G2S
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CAPE COD

This most attractive detached brick
home is located in one OF our best nv.
ton. There are 4 bedrooms. 2 baths, de-
tached garage. small stream adds attrac-
tiveness to a well-landscaped rear yard:
Sl2,e50 on terms. Call ME. l143 until
8 pm.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
CHEVY CHASE. d G

Unusually Charming detached Colonial
Old. rms; 3 large bedrms.. 31a baths
nInished and heated attic 1st-toor den and
garage, etc. Constructed of the finest nre-
war materials and only y, block from
fastest transp; Well financed and priced
inspect call today y"
STERLING & FISHER CO..
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CHEVROLET 1910 5-pass. coupe; excel
lent tires. radio and heater, motor excel
lent: beautiful car for business or pleasure.
HAWKINS. 23} l 9Th. DUPONT 44b5.
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ly understood the men shook
hands. Mr.. Ballard then waddled
away, got into the flashing car,
and was whisked to town seven
miles away where the Ballard
Laboratories turned out the Bal
lard remedies.
Bella slipped from the saddle,
walking with the moody young
man. Dad will trim you again,
Hunter. He never loses. He al
ways bets on Sure-things."
You're telling me! Just the
same I'm going to stake every
thing on this one roll Of the dice.
| know a thing or two he is
overlooking"
For instance"
He turned swiftly on her.
"You-for one"
She pantomimed a tremendous
flutter. why, Hunter! This is
so student"
He gave her a black look
Don't misinterpret my wager
I'm not trying to marry you and
lick your ( a h that way. |
know you are engaged to be
married to another man. / have
no delusions about you, either
"Ah my" she sighed, sagging
"And ! thought I'd get a pro-
posal this fine autumn morn
ing, It all just goes to show. You
said you know a thing or two
what is the other?
THAT irresponsible crack-pot
brother of yours, that son of
your sporting pappy, one Jun
Tor Ballard He watched, al
most with satisfaction, the fun
60 out Of her eyes. He did not
wait for her 10 ask questions as
10 what he meant. He stopped
Now you run along, sweet
chile, and take your mornings
constitutional on Hunters boss.
Hunter has to go somewhere and
try TO find his lost SOUL
Red" The name Hunter knew
her by, started to mount Fire
fly, but as suddenly turned TO
him, put her arms around his
neck and kissed him. Hunter
was momentarily stunned When
he had come here 10 work, four
seasons ago, she was a filly Of
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a kid, she'd been affectionate
ard had kissed him, because he
must have seemed strong and
great to her kid mind; but now
she was a young woman and
should know what a kiss Is
worth. Maybe she did, at that.
She got into the saddle, looked
down at him, impish fires in
her eyes again.
For Hunter it was a tough day.
He belabored himself to keep
from tearing his hair and going
wild and shooting the place up.
It was late when he went TO the
office. which was located in the
second story Of the garage. Here
were a desk, a big steel safe, fill
ing cases for farm records and
records of the purebred Jersey
herd, the horses and sheep. Ev-
erything was registered here at.
Billiards.. Over at the house
some kind of q party was in
progress. Hunter could hear mu-
sic and hilarity II would last
until dawn. He'd have to load
the drunks in the morning, like
ly. He posted his books, and
YEARLY lay down, without re-
moving his clothes, on the office
day bed.
He must have been sleeper
than he thought. What the hour
was when something limp and
heavy fel across his bed, wax
ing him. he did not know. A thin
moon was sinking When Hunter
got out from under the object
and switched on a light he dis
covered Junior Ballard lying on
the floor In a stupor. Junior
was in tails and white tie. Hun
ter put him on the bed. He look
ed down on the pale, dissipated
face. A good kid, in a way, too
and bad one. There was a
soft leather satchel lying on the
floor. Hunter picked it up, saw
the spot was a smear of blood.
He saw long scratch on Jun
ior's arm. He opened the bag
and after that time, nor any
thing else, mattered much.
When he finished counting the
contents he had $1,000 in cash
Go BE Continued
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D SERIAL STORY
SPORTING BLOOD
COPYRIGHT, i9a2
NEA SERVICE, INC
HARRY HARRISON knoll S So,

la is showing him in the horse
show at the tri-state fair next
week.
How could I forget ito"
Hunter Dent asked bitterly,
Nov don't take it so hard,
young man" Ballard said The
same thing applies to the horse
that applies to the Ballard strain
Of corn. II was a wager between
us, and | won, that's all"
Wager Hunter echoed He
wanted TO take a poke at that
bcaminG. fathcrly face, with its
unjcr-Smilc Of cunning
Certainly Mr.. Ballard stat
cd without batting an eye. 1T
was all a wager. | bet my land,
money, time, against your skill
and book learning that you
could make good here, and so
you did, and l won You have
10 be a good loser, Dent. You
have TO learn craftsmanship
I'm learning, sir Fast The
hard way. You call it sports
manship, ! call il robbcry. You
think you're a great sport, | just
have TO tell you to your face,
sir. you're a thief
"Thcm's hard words, pard-
ncr. ! hope you smile when
YOU say them" Strickland Bal
lard broke out IN roar Of
laughter Then he sobcrcd, but
remained fathcrly Tut, tut,
son Take il easy ! learned the
hard way too. See all this?' He
wacd his hand at the huge
barns, the fine country house
over i'm the trees, the rolling
lands, the rich alluvial bottoms
where the corn had been grown.
Autumn sunlight sparkled in
the quiet river. Thirty years
ago | was a country pumpkin. !
was as thin as a rail, l chewed
some barkS and herbs for my
stomach, 1t got well. They
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CHAPTER /

HUNTER DENT tried TO keep
his tanned, lean face from show
ing anger. Strickland Ballard,
his boss. chuckled trumphantly.
Young man, whose estate do
you work on?'
Yours naturally, sir, Dent
said. His brown eyes were mar
row.
you are aware. of course,
that everything produced on an
employers time by one Of his
employees automatically becomes
the employers property? That
is the law, sir"
But, Mr.. Ballard, two years
Of the time l used TO develop
this strain Of prolific corn was
during my last two years at the
university"
Strickland Ballard lifted a
thick, white hand That's be-
side the point, young man. l do
seem TO remember your saying
something about Billiards. Pro-
life when you came TO manage
T. estate, but the point is the
type was fixed only this past
fall, and since planting and seed
selection, and all the expert
mental work, as we'll as land
and fertilizers, came out Of my
pocket, and on my time. the pro-
duct must revert TO my owner
ship. You'd not wish TO carry
the claim 90 court, would your"
Mono, / suppose not, sir"
N"Fine, fine! Then it's all set
tied" Ballard clapped Hunter
on the shoulder. He was father
ly and beaming. He started off
as the limousine came from the
brick garage over at the house
and Jeems, the liveried chauf-
feur. stepped into the sunlight
TO await Mr. Billiards. coming.
The portly man turned And as
for Firefly-you know that Bel
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laughed at me, even the family
doctor hOoted at the idea the
medicine cured me. All right, l
told en-, I'll bet you that was
it, That was the beginning of
Billiards. Remedies. T h o Sc
harks and herbs through that
wager became all this. Get the
idca?'
Il get it," Hunter Dent nod
dcd He was not less angry, but
ne did have a SneakinG admira-
ton for this thiCk-hidCd man
who had won a major bet,
A girl on a sleek young Ten
nCsSCc walking horse came from
the stable not far from the two
men. She was rcd-headcd, She
wore riding brooches and a
sweater that gave her contours
grace and allure. Hunter she
called. Her voice was musical,
Just a shade husky. In his pres
cnt mood her beauty shocked
and outraged Hunter Dent. will
you step this way, please
Go tend to Bella Mr.. Bal
lard said. And l must be going
TO work
MIR. Ballard" Hunter called.
Yes" Ballard turned again.
"T just want to lay a new
wager with you
"Ah,' The mans portin &
blood was Immediately stirred.
BY all means. What is it?'
I'm betting you a year, work
next season against making you
Lct on your knees and apologize
ing 20 me for stealing every
thing | didn't have Clamped
down in written contract when
came 10 YOU four years ago
You're going TO restore my corn,
my horse, and beg my pardon,
or next year | work for you
without salary. Come ON, come
on, YOU whccl-horSe Of sports
mani Bet
Bella Ballard had FREELY leap
the gate, and she Joined them
Repeat that in my daughters
presence" Strickland Ballard
cried glccfully.
Hunter Dent did so. Bella
grinned looking like her father.
When the wager was thorough
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WWJ-Carnauon Bouquet
WJR--Kate Smith
WXYZ-News Ace: Music
CKLW-News
WJBK-Name That Song
HJLB-Sews; MUsic
WEXL-Hawaiian Music
1913 v. VI.
WWJ-Store News
WJR-Bis Sister
WXYZ-Farn News
CKLW-Music
WJBK-PopulaT Rhythms
WEXL~MusIcal Program
1880 =. Nj
WWJ-News by Grant
WJR-Helen Trent
WXYI-Housewfe Sere-
made
CKLW-News Ace
NJBk-LunCheon Music
WJLB-Detroiters Speak
1910 r. NJ.
WWJ-Gossip of the Stars
CKLW-Livestock Report
l2:i5 y. NJ.
WITTY Tyson
WJR-OuT Gal
CKLW-Musicale
WJBK-Musical Program
WJLB-PopulaT Music
WXYZ-Military Music
100 =. NJ
WWJ-Backstage Wife
WJR-Liie Beautiful
CKLW-NeWs
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TOMORROW EVENING - P M TO | A. M

8 r. NJ.
WWJ-To be announced
WJR-Waltcr Gross
Presents
WXYZ-Show World
5:I5 p. NJ.
WWJ-To be announced
WSYZ-Little Orphan
Annie
CKLW-Ncws Ace
$50 y. NJ.
WWJ-To be announced
WJR-Sing Along
wNyZ-Day IN Review
CKLW-JaCk Armstrong
b:f5 r NJ
wwJ-Man in the Navy
WJR-Scattergood Bdiues.
wxYZ-Tom Mix
CKLW-Capt. Midnight
600 r. Nj.
wwJ-Tyson's Sport
Review
wJR-Headlines
wXyZOrcheStra
CKLW-Rollp' Home
6:15 z. NJ
wwJ-Russel Barnes
WJR-Voice OF Broadway
WXYZ-Lee Smits
CKLW-Joe Norris
s:25 z. NJ.
wwJ-Victory Reporter