Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 34, 9 February 1922 — Page 5

The Middle Ground By MARION RUBINCAM

1 THE CAMP. Chapter 81. They reached the)camp that week it went by the original name of Camo AJax, named for the company that had planted this mushroom . growth of town on the mountains. Jane's first impression was of ma chinery of great pumps and drills and gigantic gravel sifters, of sluices and tanks and lengths of steel railway track, of a wooden tower that reached enormous heights into the air and emitted gurgling noises on a gigantic scale. A small railway engine, sti1! boxed "with wood, stood' in the middlt of what was to be a street, masons were making stonework around a holo shoved into the mountain and buttressed now with wood. ' "What a curious humming," she remarked to her companion the woman ?he had traveled beside for days. "The power house that's probably it where they are building the stone walls." Jane looked the stone walls were ;n the process of building", the wooden roof already on; a great dynamo, recently set up was being, tested. AI around were wooden shacks, some finished, most being put up. It was ugly beyond words yet fascinating, unreal, for the mountains that ran out below them, still climbed above to unguessed heights, and. cradled this hamlet in a soft little fold in its side. The mountain was blue and gray an-1 sreen and brown in patches, and an impressionist painter would have found iolet shadows and red tints in brown stones, and perhaps even beauty and color in the squared " off wooden shacks. Already hundreds lived here hundreds were to come. Dr. Moore's iiouse "was ready a company offcer took them to it It was a little larger than the rest, and the bit of space in front that might be a yard was clu.lered with sawed off bits of lumber. Within was one room for his office Ihe operating table, steel medical cabinet and other things he had specified were piled in any way beyond was a bedroom, not much larger than the double bed that was obviously ordered from a mail order house, back of that a kitchen and a small storage room. "The native women make good servants when you train them. We will build on a living room sometime," the young officer said. That was all the advice and the only word of cheer they had. Thoy looked , around there was nothing not a sheet, nor a cooking utensil, nothing but some piecs of furniture nnd the medical equipment still to be mpacked. Donald said something under hid breath. Jane sat down, because, all of a sudden the strength went out of her. Years here like this years not that she would mind, she would live anywhere and be happy if Don aid was. But Donald would hate this nlace. hated it already. Jane, the Strong minded, suddenly wanted to crv. But Jane hated tears. She would never have forgiven herself for this teminine weakness. And there was Donald, his face as black as a thundercloud. One of them had to put up a cheerful front as usual, it would have to be the woman Besides there was Jim, and Jim ? wife who had done this sort of thins for 25 years. A handsome young chap in the wreck of what had been a tan whipcord riding suit came hurrying up. "This is Dr. Moore?" He spoke with a strong foreign accent, he looked Spanish or Portuguese. "We have been wanting you badly. There are a couple of cases in the hospital--I have been doing all I could for thj last week sorry to rush you not tc give you a moment to breathe." He (poke in jerky little half-finished sentences. Donald's face cleared. Something lo do! He opened the trunk tha thad the emergency kit, and wa ready, the oung Spaniard apologizing to Jan-, lor taking him away. Jane was relieved. She saw that ss long as Donald bad something to keep him busy, he would be happy. She began to attack her own problem Heart Problems Dear Mrs. Thompson: 1 am a boy nf nineteen and am in love with a verv sweet giii of eighteen. I .have tried to talk marriage to her on numerous occasions, but the always ( scorns to avoid it. 1 am not sure that s-he loves me. but I think she likes i me very much, as she has often told me. Can't you give me a little advice? j WORRIED. Doubtless the girl considers herself too young to talk of so serious a thing ns marriage. I would advise you to enjoy her as a friend for at least a ear longer and if she still seems toj enjoy you ai me eno or mai time jou might renew the subject of marriage.

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and feeling perfectly helpless, she thought first of her competent new friend. "What shall I do? It is perfectly awful I feel so lost,' she said, when she had found the woman she wanted. Mrs., Straker laughed easily. "Whyj this camp Is fixed up fine. You should see some of the places I have been in. Here, I'll send Jim to eat in the engineer s mess, and I will get you fixed." Jane thought -she did it by magic. She seemed to know instinctively by the size of 'the building what sh3 could get In it. There was a supply house, from which everything from sheets and frying pan3 to groceries and canned meats appeared. There were papers to be signed each family had a certain allotment. Jane found that Mrs. Straker could nearly furnish her house for her thai afternoon. But Jane, apparently, was to be a housewife here and nothing else. Tomorrow New Problems.

ROUMANIAN BELLE, CHUM OF QUEEN, ISTOW SEEKS .10! Mile'. Henriette Sava-Giou. Three months ago Mile. Henriette Sava-Giou came to America with every promise of having a brilliant career in this country. She brought plays and poems for U. S. producers and publishers. She had the friendship of Queen Marie of Roumania and other notables of Europe. But her plays and poems were not warmly received. Efforts to star on the stage failed and now she seeks a real "job."

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