Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1928, Page 21

T TVDNTSG STAR WASHINGTON: T 75 TOYDAY. ¥OvTITIT s 0o’ THE EVENING STORY SEES 7 SOUTHERN ke hed old | ¥ her and farther rietta Wells | at the He had anything like this car panted up down abrupt mazing curves nad nipped. ard.” A roaming about sialks. A og lay porch and a ow-sill within, e and amped "Why e room and out of the window at the indow, s the i o'd stay wi in the Spring we'd n Marietta mas “You see, wouidn't call this a farm, would | Senator Simmons Says Candidate Will Receive Worst Defeat in Party's History. " Marietta glanced round | eep hill. “Tt isn't like s farm is,” she admitted. | There was a_strong | n’s voice. “It ain't | 's farm was, either.” | By the Associated Pres: i and coming to the| NE,; BERN, N. C.. November 5—| part of the time | predictions that “seven States” listed art of the time|gas “Southern” would go against Gov. e of the young girl. | Alfred E. Smith, with four others show Page and ccme h"“ ing a close vote, was made in a stat 18. We Werc | ment here yes y United St ldn't wait | Senator F. M. Simmons, who has beon for He said | conducting a campaign against the th th f ‘Winter. | Democratic presidential nominee fro his_home here. | The Senator followed his steadfast | plan of not mentioning the name of | here ever s Herbert Hoover. He asserted that in a half sound. .| his opinion “Gov. Smith will be the can't ever tell what's | worse beaten candidate the Democratic Mrs. Page went On. | party has ever nominated.” This state- ays said that no other | ment was based on correspondence from go through with what I practically every part of the country, 'y his faths She moved her hard hands. © here in this place. The place, the | he said, adding that “North Carolina whole of life, a bu et 0 Albert is one of the easy kind, like his | Kentucl He m. I You look as in I s'pose they She became s i W th looked at her. imagination of that other girl who wa: ary wom; | must ‘she e much of led by { ihe girl w she said She had ut she noticed hand was as said Mrs. Page, end led inta the hous 3 ; father?” Albert asked. | ‘Cuiting wood. s. Page motioned yward the hill which res> steeply be- hind the house. | “Guess Tl leave you to talk and go sea him,” said Albert with a smil- n't stay lon niace where T'm work n;z in time to gt supper. Mrs. Hall has a new baby isn't very strong.” ve been there quite a spell, you?" | 1t's the only place T've | hey good to you?” | . ves! They treat me like one of the family.” “You get good wage: ht dollars a week rich Marjetta had ercaked warninglv. She was_going to fall down £o she rose and went to Jounge. where she cc She felt emba I presume.” day make the acquaintance of his parents. She the strangeness over “I expect you're married right av “Well,” Mari Albert’s in a h k till Spring. It 3 out af the place where he’s working | and—" | “Yes. He's planning to come home for the Winter,” interrupted Mrs. Page. | “I suppose he's told you his pa’s trying | to get him to take this place? Jonas is getting sorta used up and he thinks | Albert could do better than he does. He says the house is big enough for us all | 10 live in together. What do you think | about it?” | Marietta answered the question in the | tired eyes with a direct glance from her | brilliant black ones. | “I don’t know. That's what I've come | out today. “Of course, it's Alber —and I want (o do what's right and | Dbest, not for myself, but for Albert—and | you—and Albert’s father.. I was brought up on a farm ar ting ready to be | 5. Poge said. | Announcing AN ACHIEVEMENT: 4 Practical Facial Preparation Line - For the Modern. 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But you'll | hut there was a strong likelihood that I did, once you g2t sot | Alabama, Texas, Georgia and Maryland n this stone-patch.” | also would be féund in th> anti-Smith he grew vehement. | column. He also claimed that pros- I hate 'em. But sometime | pects are that Smith will Jose New bury me under 'em. I| York, Massachusetts, and that he would But don't you do | 2in’t got no git-up-and-git | strong enough to save Albert, you, all of | us. He's got to make me a home of his own if he wants to marry me. Helll out of the | do it,” confidently. “and then together Marictta | wel ‘get you and his father away from Al ths gitls e You shall have a—a sunset at was kindled by the picture St | now this| “'The old woman who was Albert's n. old before her time. 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