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The company started checking up one day and Smith was fired. His next job was with a pyint company in Fort Worth. Here the devoted young husband did much better. However, when they wanted him to go on the read he refused to leave Justine. Then came the worst of all. "1 sold auto polish to garages," he confessed. Smith should have worn old clothes but his natural desire to put on a good appearance proved his undoing. After two of his best suits were ruined by car grease, he decided that auto polish was not his line. Things were starting to boom just then and a group of Texas cattle and oil barons decided to build a magnificent club in Fort Worth. Some relatives of Smith's from the prominent Texas branch of that family were interested in the project. They prevailed on him to organize an orchestra as a feature of the club. It took little persuasion. By that time Justine was so sick of being broke that she didn't care any more, either. THE band was a success from the start. Smith depended on his banjo and his personality to put him over. That was before he knew he could sing. In fact, that discovery didn't come until some years later and then quite by accident. It was only at Justine's insistence that he tried singing at all. "I always knew Sykes could sing," she remarked. "Of course, up to that time, none of the bands had singers. Ted Weems was the first. Even then, his vocal work was all of a comedy nature. No one dared sing a 'sweet' song. "I kept after Sykes and he finally agreed. The number was 'Hard Boiled Hannah' and when he got up to sing, he forgot the words! It took months after that to get him to try again." Smith Ballew had to fight not only family prejudice and hardship in carving a career. His greatest battle was to overcome his own timidity. It was only his wife's confidence that carried him through. Her faith in him was so great that he caught the spirit and shook off his false fears. 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