Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1927, Page 36

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Albee at a “tolerance dinner” In the National Vaudeville Artists’ Club last night. Guests of honor were FEplscopal op William T. Manning, Rabbi ithan Krass, the Rev. Dr. S. Parkes Cadman and the Rev. Edward I Leonard of St. Malachy’s Catholic Church. Al were speaker NING STAR, WASHINGTON, ful evening when he reached one firm it fragile hand to hers, and said In a voice that thrilled her through and through: “Mary, how in this wide and weary world can I get along without you?” “Do you really—think—think you need me?” she questioned, trembling. “Isn't there anybody else?” His quick understanding caught the note in her voice and when he pressed her, because her heart was full, she told him of “Edith.” He chuckled, in his old, happy way. “Honey, Edith is the name of the t. | heroine in the play I was concocting before I had to give up. 7 ce changed—"perhaps I but it you will—or words—*"don’'t Hu;ent Rea md Col rge A. 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He looked at her with his wise, suddenly understanding eyes, and pat- ted her cheek gently, “Remember he comes from another world,” he said gently, The doctor’s warning came with a chill reminder when that afternoon she found In the sick man’s mail a letter addressed in a graceful, wom: Iv hand. Mary, after a quis - THE EVENING STORY Dark and Dawn. ARY caught in Dr. Little's pleasant voice a grave note of anxiety. “Hello, Mary. 1 wonder If you will help me out? Mr. Temple is very sick and 1T am having difficulty in get- ting a nurse rom the city. Will you take his case?” Mary stood silent a moment. “But, doctor, yon know I—is—is he very sick?" The grave volce wa through these days never a word of complaint or of fear of the darkening tuture. She knew that she had been in love with him for weks, not with the fervent love of girlhood but with the deeper love of womanhood. Many times she thought she had caught in his eyes some hint of something that was more than interest in her, but|checked herself with the warni nothing mere would his gray eyes re-|course, some one loves him veal-and she was doubtful even of [yvou. Be sensible.” the little she saw. She triad to be and did until Rich- | e She went to the cottage, made the s delirium changed, and in quiet |y 1 fear he is dying, ) necessary arrangements for herself, pain she heard him speak tender and | I need your good help.” ! ind was nshered by the housekeeper |y es to some one he ealled | It was an apeal #he could not re-| i, (e room where she found Dr. |* v'x heart potnded sist, 8o she promised her aid; but as | ;i oma inner voice whispered, “Ah, i she went to her room to gather such [ “pa ppay-haived only he spoke to me that wi articles as she needed the old dread | pie wolcome. o third ‘day Dr. Littis turned was upon her. She had never through | ¢, hetp us out. T a audden Tizht on his face. | her training as a nurse become hard: | e can do, but w e If ened to death, and one of her haunt | ith him as lon pell. Can we | Jox memories that of a wereen | " ha nodled und he went on to give being drawn around a bed in the on% | jer his ,,,m.,k.,,.,,. ward of the eity hospital, hiding from | i g ceparting ite. [ the fmn ited face, keeping its |utter w 1 looked at her Then her heart had gone out to the [fna ir htrulness; evan in |vith sane and the d tail. slight man in the cottage up the | 4 MbloUsTIeee. low when in the cottage si road who had come back in the hills he fought back to life with he to wage his last, uncomplaining bat- tle with dis and who was now | losing. Yet there was nothing elsc for her to do; even though she had given up active nursinz, she knew that her training should be put into service if | need arose, and she realized that a| time of need had:arisen. She bade her mother good-by and | hastened from the house. 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