Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1925, Page 45

TAR, WASHINGTON. D. (., FRIDAY, MAY 15, S | ity | h rate of 74.5 per 100,000 | Spokane, Wash., know how to tell you—I'm in’the right here. 1'd rather walk a l;ll‘l.flcANcER DEATH RATE mm;fi:n:xllgz?l‘l;x:nS\}:,ldn‘x‘n!-,rt(!“\-e.] ia) .::]”xfnfl | mgvies. to0:" | hite. T want to be alone. Just don't| 112.3 in 1924. Cities with the highest | other 1 ¥ o e | think hardly of me. I've—ioved you, | ON RISE IN U. S. CITIES |1 24. 5 chest | other ° | o e It Svivy, N 't ki | IR |rates in 1924 were San Diego, Calif,,|109: Phi TrEe “But 1 did tell part of the truth. It | Sylvy. No, don't kiss me | Shiss.lu 1024 wers Ban Diegu, Galif, 109 71 7 te ansions One of a series of the | |, jibrary work. They do have libra-| The car pulled in by the cur A =3 2 1000: Nl T x ore a e et SheRe i [rles, you know: “And Horace, I'm |Quickly, lightly. she stepped out. She | Giins 50 Per Cent Since 1906, S“.El . ars H —H T like it!" T don’t|was an exquisite figure. | agrald—Horace, vt | wa re. 4 | g by |# | think T want to stop. I know I don't. ‘Just one thing- said he. : Article by Insurance Company BY SAMUEL MERWIN. storfes, i noarpeatio sloni: | T Gt ik "how, Syivy. | Please! oo | by Consolidated Mogazine Corpor: i | That may e so,” said he thought- | Good-bye. It's been pretiy stirring, Statistician. | Copyright, 1925, by Congolidated Ma 9 ‘ 0 0 Work 1s o i —— {,‘;’,‘l" w":i;,':ew,:'.',lghbf,:,",; much, to| *Just this, dear: I've wired my wife.| B the Amocllsd Frow dwr‘ Js Well Equipped to Handle B . * esterday! Asked her to come ou K, May 15.- h it = ) v Jay's Star) | Southern is sure of that. It's his|light. But of late my vision has "?.v{,';fi‘l“‘f.‘}('e‘:"mfiifi;,w over in the | With the chiliren. There's probably |rate from cancer for American fllies! bl ik Fu I (Continued 'Vrom'\esrlrenru.\ s S mental vitality. Dr. Southern says a |cleared. It doesn't seem to me now hills 4 have a servant. . . . Oh, m}ll»;nswer_ over at :'hel‘\gluse by :g:;\il New creasod mota i e ‘Q“”‘ Chambers’ charges are 4 | 2 7 . tooking | 3Pirit like that would carry @ man :Amrtk! hntve‘(:?‘rl\‘n“;v::n:":;‘}l,u hlor;::} Horaw.(* }me"“"“ she know, Sylvy? e e e il Lndyierald ood o r e cot, 100l 1 = g " e V. | We 3 Vi . re V. ’ . < A O ik and vy | NEoHEE i S G R S S S 1eine, Yellow roadster roared awey:|. “I don't think so. Anyhow, I'm go- | Hoffman, consulting statistician of charge. o, e trown. LLon 5 3 el bt A . was a familiar enough sight—au ga) 2 | St gt i > o e e e e coner | WAy B g e e L et Disathon tho Bn|uktle oar /A gucdslooking man atstue| NE USRS 1 firin [ g ‘\"" Beudendal "":“““‘:’r Sohe Complete funerals, includ- || e O ot Ihe thin hands in her | they dove hfm! ; wheel, @ doll of a girl in_ pretty | SHIC) ey e he bou. | America, in an article published to- e B n il skt hearse. o and took one of the thin hand: her | i N vorn old sofa. | words, bil Strange! e 2 | yellow car roared out along the bo ! 5 " ing beal [ , hearse, Pwo hands and gently stroked 1t e T WimeeTt vemoved 1 | “Furthermore.” hg went on, “I have | clothes cuddled down beside him. But llevard toward Iollywood oy by (e Epececony Bt ilisuginec] cars and | T b Koo a1 TR WO {ivieh Allce, all tn o futter. brought. :s“mwvhlmhum‘ha”mme e Thats | e o e ramarked grim e tonmlidatd POration:) asrections, Dr. Hoffman says, is even SEINICE. ..o oo i 1 has been too hard oree at last, in his kindly absent|ment of these young people. eirs |, s - e e —e— 3 Par thoint ‘the PlRs it = >z | No," veplied the s el ueed them: “Miks Strange, |18 an emotional task. But even so. e ke e e Yhrisen:| | Booksellers Re-Elect McKse. ality rate, but Increas Others $75 to $250 | Yoice that had not wholly Alice. And Mr. Drake. They have|intimately assoclated with them, I|bags @ HICAG 5 alter V al skill and the use of . t ety rasorant | quality: : AR AT : have seen no evil. My thought | Bu | LCBICACO, May Ioel@). - Walter V.| i inea W. CH E Funeral Cars i . 87T |l work must alwavs be dor D i waid e would Took in |at first was only fo ‘make your life| “Sylvy,” she sald, “I've got to tell [y e “oinr AAY 2 V000 L0/ bl e . FAdeaa i T e len vou this evening,” sald the voung | more b whet i ey i’:‘:n?:rr;‘:l:‘éngk: R Rl ot 522 | tnent of the Ametian Bookssllers’ As-|* The sontinuing high déatls rate, he ||l The Brownstome Funeral Mome Ambulances .......... $4 | Your responsibility is very grea e b Tish Torchead: ~T|came. n't know wha : vant ye - e . losed its | says, is due to the fact that sufferers : i have come to see that. T wished o Man: Wopiing Bes B ER S st be [had put my hand to the plow. At |well—I'm going back to e L e e OO e i |6 ot Conait 1 e et Y <(Cors . 14th! & Chapin: N-W: Any Steel Vault Made.. . $85 | see vou in order to assure vou that L ERRE VO LI GUCEORR i here's any- | least, now, you know the truth.” And | take me. I've been i e L L A R 2G| alidy. has deselip ot Derond. sues @ I shall not fall you, Motibsain it {dine Tenido o, one otha | ol e e o U e iy atimne T hes | Bevess. Bomor taest iviss Disbient:| by operation: Phone Col. 432 Cemetery Sites as Low as $35 ||| - v Ol can' 20 O vit it, . H A i juick. . 3 " h Y oy ’ vev v R s Ll g T stk e s ot snilink nerpously throushi| Sylvy.« THl walk pver io)tho Atibas- | aua Staney 6. Reminkton; Baltimore,| | Dr. Hoffiman's survey shows that i The doctor, who had moved back |listen if any of the other companied| y % cqrs Bt Horace, dear—I don'tsador and pick up a taxi. Please, ' second vice president 123 American cities in ad a into the doorway, caught the direc- |try to talk a b = : . ‘ta reat ‘Moses in Egypt tor eye and shook his head. an’t do my, great H4 “Yes, = B without you. I telephoned Mr. Ker- can o eniled Horace Baneraft ol | a0k from tHE Coin,s DT ad v tarec It has occurred o me that if | #lad to continue your salary until we u can arrange to have some one |can draw up the név contract. I can make me up and then have me car- | assure you it will be liberal. Nor ried to the sct T shall be able to go | the others will do any better by through those fin res than we will” He turned to the sis- | SO mor eried Miss Stringe softly. | ter with a chuckle. “T shall have to She looked up, emotional creature | ask you to join me in a conspiragy to | was, she had to he, with | keep him out of barber shops, ars in her “Oh 0, Dr. Ba Baneroft Chat was our only roft! It mi kill you. We can't culty—at first, that was. He did seem | do anything like that! It isn't | to have it a good deal on his mind for a_while.” old man painfully lifted the| They were gone. Alice stood at the ¥ he said, “I shall, if you | top of the stairs staring down until don’t mind, read a few words that |that unbelievable vellow roadster have sustained me in many difficult |drove away. Sylvester Drake! And periods of my life.” And he read this vbil Strange! Her pulse was racing And Jesus said unto them, I am the | madly and her breath was uncertain, 1d of Life; he that cometh to Me | Once again she had to steady herself shall never hunger; and he t lieveth in Me shall never thirst. And this is the will of Him that be- | against the wall. | She returned slowly, uncertainly, to Sent | the front , sank ‘into_the rocker e, that every one which see-eth|py the window, said, chokingly, “Oh, the Son. and believeth in Him, may ce!” and then burst into tears. have everlasting life’ And this v quietly back with closed further word vou will bear with But 2 he spoke. 1y me: “Verily I say unto you, if ve have SRR faith as a grain of m 'd seed, ye | (he satchel from my. closet.” shall say unto this mountain, Remove | 'She was glad to be stirring. She hence to yonder place; and it shall|get the satchel beside the couch. and vemove: -and mothing shall be im- | \aited. He raised his lids, and with Jossible unto vou.' " He lowered the niliar patient expression. on hook “My dear young friends, it is moved a hand. . “Open it, better to do faith even a gre: that little faith \lice stepped down from the street car and walked slowly over toward the apartment. It was hot, and she was tired. She had turned into the hallway when the creamy yellow roadster drew up at the curb. She turned, Deered out there, and then in sudden weakness leaned against the wall. An alert young man stepped out, then a the work is requir ouly a 1 He smiled. We must tle She obeved. kneeling on the floor. Within were heap$ and rolls of banl notes. She saw tens, twenties, fifties She sank back and meekly sat there. The silence was long. | “Ican tell you now, my dear. I have have been through great trouble. They re- fused to relieve me from my contract. For a long time I could not see the girl, and then Horace. They were helping him. She rushed out there. | “Horace, you are ill! I've worried | so!™ i ‘Oh, 10." cried the girl—or was she quite a girl? “He's ever so much bet- ter! He's wonderful!” Alice drew back uncomfortably. The =irl was beautiful, with large glisten- ot a timid g —not auite! was puzzMng. The young | man was helping Horace up the stairs. 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