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to make his law call i then go back to tha 'empty A which (till aomahow be-1 1 Vad to Grant and of court to end tit for long hours at Mk. Mora than onca ha tell j. there, to waken toward and go heavily up to hit K'lw and then he had a latter i i. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, iIIt. TDK OTTAWA JOURN-AC IT DC 3 DD CTTdD DG.

by MARY ROBERTS RINEHART then, hit hospital round over, would go out and get into his step Mvagtlr on the jas and tuns, lovely and I wonderful time Not but plenty ot every-Dozens ot servants. P. perfectly tweet beach. rve lost a lot of 'money at fj'1 JIin, I'd better have yvtrcd 1110,9 meticulously, i "hChe money, saying nota ry heat or hi own fatigue; ifVnetimes for a long time TiU could think of anything happy that Summer, II Jiurimii.lv. lvlne on this yirir that, bridge, But not eating.

It was I'j'fle to.be slim, and even i ier new one-piece bathing t. Lwtfre a bandage to flatten 4tf. Xn-the mornings she the floor to reduce her if od she was always hungry, was happy. At the end ot It she would pack up her Vrmble 1 scanty garments, in yr the servants, get into the ad move on. xlbye.

I've had a lovely odbye. Come back next ia came home in the early beautifully tanned and filled I for the Summer plans for the Winter. 1 1mU ntAH1u Am- IHWUiil lUdAhAJ, Jthe breadth ot the gulf which etween them. For days he of nothing but luxury, of jiving and hard playing; and ne came nome nna a and to listen to ti vociferous explanations. V1 's as cheap as a parlor maid.

Ana anynow, wtin your and everything" bat success? I'm spending than I IX that's sue earn more if you charged Everybody says that" listened to her. She was tig fast Even her vocabulary hanging. And she was very I. now that she was slimmer: than she had ever been. that she held no attrac- jrhim.

Watching her as she -I i .1 v. I a raws i uLiui at ui jia urge which "firtw some women together without volition, so that they "r- commit any indiscretion, al-any crime, to achieve union; it that other repulsion, cur- could separate two people 'Jiatl they might live together in im hoiua ant ha as far anart pom, -Jnd as-the days 'went on he idered it the situation as It was fair to her. There was noth- vicious about her. He never Jjected her of unfaithfulness, hef high spirits flagged when about Sometimes he even ight she was afraid ot was still pondering that i. i i ,1..

to mi aay an cum uw oo tome errana or other. was planning a big party for early Winter, and he suggested ask some of the hospital and their wives. Doctors?" the said blankly, la still considered honor know -all that But they It mix with this crowd, Chris." why not? And they are my nds. After all, I suppose I am ing this party, too." Good heavens, Chris, a party 't Just a party. You have to people together who know ch other." '-WV It was an old difference between TKAVKI.

BOTKL A.N0 KBSOKTa A "PRESIDEN EWYORK raiiT tt kirn TU KAVAXA AMD fAX AX I round america tour $274 MR WAT WAttm XX WAX XA1L th YORK liH HONOLULU, IBaT CLASS VIA ataxa, vax aw a. CAuronxta In mi ImU Atcat let BAT ITSIR TOXOXTO LINERS them. Katie, sever forgiving the hospital and refusing to entertain Its staff; and Chris defending his friends there. In the end he won, however, and Katie wept oft to prepare her revised lists. But not before she had fired a broadside at him.

"I've had to make my own life and my own friends," she told him. "I've never meant anything to you. I used to care, care terribly; but xpu pever did. You've never caref for anything but your work and yourself. Don't blame me, Blame yourself for CHAPTEK XLV.

ATIE gave her party that fall, and Ted Lawrence, wandering in late, found her gay and triumphant in the midst of it "Got about everybody in town here, haven't you?" he said above the noise of the orchestra. "Where's Chris?" "Why bring that up!" she said. "Where is Chris at any party?" Soon after that Ted found Chris shut in hit back office, his empty pipe In his mouth and his eyes fix ing at nothing. He started when the door opened. "Come In, Ted.

I've run away from that infernal din. It drives me crazy." "Why not go up to bed?" said Ted prosaically. "Most of-this crowd won't know whether you're here or not" "I can't I have a call or two to make." Ted examined him critically. Chris wss pale, and the hands which held his pipe were unsteady. "You can damn well go to bed or break up.

That a about where you are." "Nonsense, I'm all right" But he was not all right He was dizxy when he got to his feet and had to put out a. hand to steady himself. "Listen to me." Ted said. "You're on the verge of a breakup, my lad. What you need is a doctor.

Take a bromide and go to sleep. I'll make your calls tonight Give me the list" CULBERTSON on Bridge Mr. CaltorUaa fa eaaeactiat. tkrtfc fcM NtaM. a MUma! x-amlaaUaa krlai rUyn.

Xita yearn If kjr wfctratUat Inm te tha Hall tar each wraag aaa-r. QUESTION. II in the National Self-Rating Bridge Examination appeared yesterday. It was: dxesuoa 11 Both sides vulner able. You are West and your holding is: Spades A 1 hearts XQ.7 5 diamonds 7 4 clubs South deslt end the bidding proceeded South 'West North East 1 spade Pass I diamonds Pass 4 diamonds Pass 4 spades Pass 4 no trump Pass 9 clubs Pass spades Pass Pass Pass What is your opening lead, and why? Answer You should lead a diet mond.

On the bidding North and South have a total of at least eight diamonds, perhaps nine. You have four diamonds, therefore -your partner ia very short He may be able to ruff the first lead. But almost certainly (unless North made a "psychic" diamond take out originally) your partner will be able to ruff your second dia mond lead, when you get in With the trump ate. This la very apt to be the entire deal: XOBTat A1S7 lie 4.EJ1M 4AQII WMT 4tt4 xajt ea4s tlllll v. BOOTS 4iqiiM A Add two points to you selected the No demerit for heart king im: two pointodemerit ether lead.

IDATo QVESTIO: ItyYou re West de- at afour spade contract USOHTS, ATANTIO CITY. sui 8tU( A mehmrmd lTer aa aaaav llM It' ia km taa kara. ta hwirf. iwt atfaat iiaat la giaat flab v. TBAVU.

BOTaXS ANB) BBSOBTB tout amrw 1 1 rig iht oneningJ h. tder ppen- J6r any Qxeettea ettrer aM llrrla taas la TZ aataia kMaital- 4 aa ai a I i I A qmiat. artMicay-eppointtd brAl ht a raatdtntlal ejnarur ce Toronto, rat rioat tn duwutoarB kartkia. TbereutMy threuchout. Food selecUoa ad Ing la chart of exparieBC) Eurepaam chef.

Courteous service, ltederate rates far or double rooai er eake With private bath. Write for folder. Chris shook his head. 1 want to get out Into the air. Anywhere but here." Ted left him there finally, and Chris sat alone at his desk.

Through the closed door he could hear the sound ot the Jan band, of voices raised above the din, ot loud laughter. This was the life, they seemed to tayf the'one life one was aura of. Cat and drink and dance. You'll be a long time dead. He stirred Uneasily.

The beat of the music and ot dancing was in his ears, in his brain. One worked to the limit day and night eo that this might happen! What was that thing in the he had taken? Old Hippocrates and his oath, "With purity, and with ho line I will practlie my art" Purity and holiness! A girl opened the door of the office, smiling back at the roan behind her, but when the saw Chris, she closed it again quickly. He got up then, atill steadying himself by the desk, his face gray over his evening clothes, his eyes hot and scornful. Outside be stood for a moment looking up at the sky and drawing in great breathe of the clean night air. The chauffeur was on duty In the driveway, and Chris turned abruptly and went back to the garage, where Katie's new limousine stood beside his own car.

He backed his car out The driveway was lined with cars, and he was obliged to go carefully. At the gate he turned and looked back. J3ut even there the music followed him, and he stepped suddenly on the gas and shot along the darkened streets. Once away from the din, however, he moved more slowly. His eyes were burning in his head, his mouth was hard.

He drove deliberately now, passing this district or that seeing familiar houses and gathering together those old cases of his like beads on a rotary. Here he had failed, here he had succeeded. He reached the mill district at last The furnaces were going again, and the blasts were close at hand; a dull roaring ot blue and yellow flames, the figures of men moving about like pygmies, and then darkness and the figures gone, blotted out as by some monstrous deajth. Te Be CeaUnned Daily. Your hand and dummy are as follows: WEST A 4 I Vttl 4) A AQM EAST AKQII Viotg 4J North, opened the heart queen and continued hearts.

South winning the second and third tricks with the ace and king. South then led a diamond. How do you play from this point end why? TODAY'S HAND. South, dealer. Both tides vulnerable.

KOBTH fill 4AIIII WEST EAST A4I A9MS 1 vOt ei.H 4Atlf 44 441 A4UI MOTI AMl The. bidding: South West North East 1 spade Pass I clubs Pass no trump Pass 3 no trump Attention is caUed to North' last bid. I have heard many players. with hands of precisely the North type, pass to two no trump on the not unreasonable ground that they had "already advertised their full strength and therefore had no right tobidaxiuK" It is quite true that the sanm values should not be bid twjec. But unfortunately this pre cept sometimes is in direct conriiet with an even more Important bit ot logic namely: that on con ve (nondefensive) bidding It is usually foolish to stop Just one short of game.

In thl hand North cannot DOS- siDiy teu wnuuwr nvv wn tricks can be developed. He must realise, however, that he already Is at an eight trick contract where there win be Utile to gain, surely it is worth while to incur some additional risk for the chance of treat additional profit It will be seen that the luck of the opening lead favors declarer it his three no trump contract A heart lead by West would be fatal, but as it happens West leads his fourth best diamond, which assures declarer of two diamond tricks and stoppers. The club suit is Immediately cleared rpy- ducking one round, and even if East shifts to a heart declarer can hold up his ace for two rounds and eventually take nine tricks against the best de fence. "Teanerrew'a South, dealer. Both sides vulnerable.

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