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The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09
PLAN SECOND SUIT
AGAINST OFFICERS
Oscar Chitwood's Brother in Law Is
Appointed Executor Of His Estate
for This Purpose Money for
Expsnss Of Suit.

Hot Springs, March 5. For the pur-
pose Of later bringing another suit
against Sheriff Sid Houpt, Deputy
Sheriff John Rutherford and Ben MUIR
ray. the latter two being charged with
murder of Oscar Chitwood in the yard
of the Garland county jail ON the morn
ing of December 26 of last year, and
against the bondsmcn Of Sheriff Houpt,
Dan Goodwin has been appointed adj
ministrator of the ChItwood estate.
The appointment was made by County
Clerk Robert Mooney. who by law is
authorized to certify such appoint
ments during the recess ofthe Probate
Court, Goodwin was brother-in-law
of young Chitwood.
AS soon as the necessary papers
can be draw, it was stated today by
Judge james l.. Graham. who is the
legal representative Of the Chitwood
family, suit will be entered against
the parties aforementioned in the Pu-
aski Circuit Court in the sum Of $685.
600 for actual damages for the wrong
ful death of Oscar Chitwood, and
SIS 900 punitive damages for the
manner in which the young prisoner
was killed
In order To deiray the expense in
yolved in the prosecution Of those
charged with the murder Of her son,
Mrs. Wright has made an appeal TO
the public for funds, in response to
which. Judge Graham stated. contri-
buttons were coming in from all over
the state.
A majority of the sums received
from Hot Springs he said, have
been sent in without any names sign
ed to the letters iHclosing the cash.
From other parts Of the state. howev-
er, other contributions are coming in.
showing that the people are much in
terested in this case.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09

For the latest in photograph work,
oIso pictures copied and enlarged in
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100 different styles moulding to pick
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7Eock of art goods, paint brushes,
&<c. Just received a fresh shipment
y all kinds of photo and kodak sup
Lies. Kodaks for sale and rent.
Eodak work finished. Photo and post
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lIamed pictures, 16x20 picture frames
nth glass for 81. The LARGEST stock
up-to-date post cards in the city
Valentine, 81. Patrick and Easter cards
ID arrived. Come and see me wheTs
1u want photo or kodak supplies.
Ail orders promptly filed. Remem-
n the place. Bert Hiltebrand' S gallery
DeQueen street, Mcna, Ark.
4tf.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09
AN OKLAHOMAN PLEASED
viii Glszer Has Purchased 40 Acres Of
J. A. York Two Miles From Mena.

Will Glazer. who came to Mena a
few days ago from Texhoma Ok. Tues
day purchased, Though J II Nelei.
4f)aercs Of ground of ] York. Io-
Gated two miles west of the city.
This place is one Of the prcttiest lit
tie fruit farms. and one OF the best in
this vicinity. Il has on il about 1900
apple trees and more than 200 peach
trees, all just beginning TO bear. and
the land. for most part. is rich and
free from stone. The new owner
would not take 81 each for his trees
today and they didn't cost him that
much by half,
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09
GOES BACK HOME TO SELL FARM.
l. D. Hutchison Of Guymon. Ok, Was
Pleased So Well He's Coming Back.

L. d. Hutchinson, who in company
with Will Glazier, came in last week
from Guysnon, Ok. hasreturned home
to sell bis farm there and return
to buy land and make his home here.
Mr.. Hutchison says that his father
and brother. together with their fam
lilies, will come back with him to make
their home here also, as they we're
Just waiting for his return and report
Of this country. He said he was con-
vinced that Mena and surrounding
country was a better place to live than
where he now lives. He is enthusias-
tic in his praise Of the hospitality and
kindness of our people.
Mr.. Glazier bought farm Tues
day and says that he is not going back
to Oklahoma or any where else. It's
the same old story. We have too
many good things that other places
have not got for people who want to
better themselves to appreciate, that
they are satisfied to cast their lot with
us.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09
MADE A GOOD SIDE CROP
Polk County Raised Nine Cars Of Cow
peas to Shin Out This Year.

For crop that has been used as a
general thing simply to aid in building
up the soil the cowpea has brought
considerable money to the Polk county
farmers this year.
There have been five carloads of
peas shipped out this season from
Mena and two from towns in the
southern part of the county. There
are still couple of cars in storage in
Mena. This makes nine cars all to-
gether and the last car shipped out
by the Roach Wholesale Grocery Com
pany sold for 81 1853.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09
The Cotton Growers

SAMMiE MORRIS, ~ years, opal.
WARREN ROWE. Il years Hatfield.
HERBERT CAAfpBlciIs - years, Potter.
a. w. KILBulY, II years, II. II D. No. 1.
EUGrsN h fKiGG, - years. Hatfield.
EDGAR PETERS. IL years Board Camp.
CARSON LACkEY II years. Potter
LESTER MAYS, 10 years. BOARD Camp.
VICTOR WEAR, u years, Board Camp.
ELMER BEAVERS. II years. Hatfield.
BENNIE CALLS, ~ years, Hatncid.
ROBERT ARTHUR, 10 years. Mena.
CARL RARHAM. Is years, Mena
ROY PIIILpor, II years, Egger.
LLOYD RANnOliN. 1s years Mena.
FRANK pRlDt, 10 years. Mena
J. y. TAYLOR 10 years, r. Z. y. No. l.
MIIIARD BALES, l3 years, Mena.
r. b. BALES, II years. Mena.
CHESTER l1S. 10 years, Ink.
VIRGIL CIAw FORD, u years, Mcna.
JAMES TlIRALIAS, 10 years, Eggor,
FRED HARRIS. II years, Mena.
JOHN STERNER. t2 years, Eeger.
ARGUS Balm, "A years. Board Camp.
ELY NICHOLS, ie years, X. +. y. No. D..
BONNIE WEAR, II yaars, Ink.
carroll hill, 13 years, Cove.
ARTHUR SrEARS. n years, Egger.
ERWIN EISENHOWER. Il years, Egger.
u. NJ. CLOVER. If years, X. r. y. No. /.
OLLIE RAILS. II years. Hoard Camp.
EARL MCDANIEL, II years. liatdeld.
GALLOWAY WHITE. 10 years, wickes.
CHRISTOPHER EARNEST. - years. u. r
u. No. 2.
GREGG pURNIS, 16 years. Board Camp.
BURKETr TAYLOR. rs years, II. II. .. No.
ROSS COTTON, II years, Odal.
RICHARD LAckEi, 10 yecrs Opal
EARL IsACkEY. years. Opal.
DURKETT TAYLOR, I6 years, r. y. d. No.
ELvA PARKER i5yearS Board Camp.
MARVIN SALES. is years, Sanley,
ARGEL ANDERSON, I3 years Nunloy
HARRIS WIMBERiy, I6 years, Eggcr.
DREW WILSON, 10 years, Nunlcy
EZRA RRuMBEiaW, Il years, Nunley.
ELISHA BARBER, IL years. opal
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09
The Corn Growers

RoBGRT l.. coNNALLY, ltyears, Il, +. D..
No. 2.
A. w. KILBURY. II years, r. 7. D. No. l.
MARK RATLIFF, II years, Ink.
WYLIE B0UCHELf, l6 years, Mena.
IVAN GRAY. Is years r. +. q. No. J..
c. T.. MCDONALD. u years Mena
LEO MUxEN, "A years. Mena.
EUGENE TRIGG, Is yeara, Hatfield.
EDGAR PETERS, Is years. Board Camp.
LESTER MAYS, 10 years, Board Camp.
BETHEL BATES. II years. Big Fork.
JOHN EAiBRY, 10 years. board Camp.
TED WEAR. II years, Board Camp.
ROBERT l.. GRADY, Jr., IL years, Cove
q. w. PHILLIPS, II years. Ink.
JAMES PRIDE, II years. Mona.
]. d. TAYLOR. Is years. n. Fl y. No. !.
JOE TEEi., 10 years, Mena.
CARROLL HILL, i3 years. Coyc.
WILLARD BALES, IA years. Mena.
CHESTER RAtNI:S. i6years. INK.
JAMES TTRAl.LS. t6 years, EggeT.
ENOS GARLAND, 10 years, Acorn.
WALTER BEQUETTE. i6years, Board Camp
WARREN ROWE II years Hatfield.
LEE SPRINGFIELD. IL years. Mena.
JOHN sTERNER, is years. Egger.
FRANK I.uTENBACHER, i3 years, Cove
ARGUS Balm. II years. Board Camp.
MACK BATES. II years, Big Fork.
Lutte HARRIS l3 years, Ink.
SAMPSON HARRIS, IS years, Ink.
CoLuMBUs j. owNsBEy, i6 years BOARD
Camp.
MARK LOFTS II years, Egger-
HUGH LOFTS. II years, Egger.
CLAUD BROWN. it years, Fgger.
GAYLORD SPEARS, Is years, Egger.
HEw EFT TIA YL0R, 10 years, Egger.
SEDFORD HEATH. - years, Big Fork.
MILLARD BALES, i3 years, Mena.
j. Nj. GLOW ER. II years, Il. F. y. No. I.
EARL woRTIItNGToN, = years. Cove.
wINMAN WHITE. Il years Wickes.
OLLIE RIALS, "a years Board Camp
CYRIL P. MccLU RE, years. tirsnns.
BERTRAM ANDERSON, Is years Nunioy.
JOE SALES. Is years, Nunley.
HARRIS WIMBERLy, lG years, Egger.
FRED HARRIS, - years, Meua.
EARL HENDRICKS, l4years, Ink.
ODuS FARRIS, Is years, Ink.
SHERMAN WOLF. IS years, Ink
EZRA BRUMBELOW, II years, N,.Dley-
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09
PRETTY HOME WEDDING
Mss Mabel Copes Welded Tuesday
Night to W. D. Thornton.

A very pretty little home wedding
occurred at $50 Tuesday night at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Copes,
st the corner of Maple avenue and
Fourth street. when their daughter,
Mss Mabel, and w. D. Thornton took
the solemn pledges that joined them
IS husband and wife. The Rev. j. j.
Bowman. pastor of the First M. Z.
church, performed the ceremony.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09

u. S. TAKES A HAND.
special to The star.

Special To The Star.
Washington, D. c.. March Word
is sent out from Washington by wire
today stating that the United States
government has ordered 10000 Ameri-
can soldiers to the Mexican frontier
and that preparations are being made
TO send powerful naval fleet into the
Gulf of Mexico along the Mexican
coast.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09
BALLINGER RESIGNED


Specla 10 ibt StAf.
Washington, March z.
The announcement was made pub
lie today of the resignation of Richard
A, Rallinger. Secretary Of the Interior.
Ill health is given as the cause. Bal
linger was connected with the Alaskan
coal field scandal, but was whitewash-
cd by a congressional investigation
committee after bitter fight.
Walter l.. Fisher a progressive and
a conservationist has been named by
President to take Ballingers place.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09
WILL DEVELOP FRUIT FARM


G. j. Woodcock, who has spent con-
siderable time looking over Polk coun-
ty land from Mena south. Tuesday
bought 1850 acres near Acern from j.
d. Imoe.
This place joins that recently pur-
chased by w. A. Raeland. and both
will be developed into high class fruit
farms in the near future.
Mr.. Imoe is going TO move to Mena
and will 60 into the produce business.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09
MANNING ORDER.

state OF Arkansas County Of fioik, So
Al Nj. Pammenter, plaintiff, vs.. Irene Mary
James. Alta Suits, Charles L. stone. James
III Mood and Alexander ubbeii.deiendanis.
In the Polk Chancery Court
The defendants, Irene Mary James, Alta
Stui;s, Charles l.. stone. James W. Mood ana
IN this court within thirty days and answer
The complaint of the plaintiff. A. NJ. Pam
menter. .-..
= - March afl
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09
March 9-6t.
02s6f
- NJ
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
,s,a - mont NJ fine interior II. =. Land Of

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Departmcnt OF the interior, t. ). Land Of
fice at Camden, Arkansas, March. !, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that
MARION A. BATES
of Waters. Arkansas, who ON March I, ia0t,
made homestead Entry SERIAL No. 02iSii
No. sg6is for VIZ MEN and SEA NE4s Sec
tion IL, Township y, Range 2s w, 9TH Pfin-
cipal Meridian. has filed notice OF intention
to make final ive year proof to establish
claim to the land above described, before
Circuit Clerk OF Polk County, al Mena, Ar
kansas. on the 18th day oil April. lgii.
Claimant names Ms witnesses: y. y. Jan
ming of Egger. Ark. Geors W. Howard.
James III Wilhiso aud waynon W. Garrett
OF Waters, Ark.
Mich :. H. q. Friedheim, Register.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09

. George Helmick of Vernon. Kas..
and j. Helmick of Leroy. Kas., are
here looking over Mena and sdfround-
ings.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09
For Sale

Fine lot of Buff Rocks, in pens OF
altogether. Cheap if sold at once.
VIII deliver in Mena.
3-3t 10-1t NJ. M. Stoddard.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09

c. j. Woodcock of Wickes was at
tending to business in Mena Friday.
He recently came from the North and
bought good property near Wickes,
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09

last
dCotonCl ystunedu outs anmhI
gndue
VA niando
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09

j II. Mailer & Co. have just closed
a deal by which Eugene Cox becomes
the owner of the VIII Joplin place of
% l-2 acres one and half miles west
In the exchange Mr. Joplin
gets some cash and small place in
town into which he will move.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09

Wanted-From owners. farm land
west from Hatton. north Of Cross
mountains, must be cheap and good.
1913. Frank De Tar. Grannis. Ark.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09

Dave Luusford of Ink shopped with
Mcna merchants Monday.
Horace and John Chambers of Ink,
we're in Mena on business Monday.
o. P. Ridgway. real estate man
from Wickes, spent last Friday in
Mena
Jack Fretz, a nephew OLA. X. Fretz,
Is here from Oklahoma City on visit
to his uncle.
j. Dell of Eagleton was in Mena
paying taxes.and attending to business
Wednesday.
Uncle Seaborn Philpot and wife of
Egger were visiting friends and trad
ing in Mena Tuesday.
A.. L. Deramus and little daughter
Lucy, were in Mena Tuesday from
east of Egger buying supplies.
w. T. Myers, Harrison Gam and G..
D. Embry were among those up from
Hatfield on business Monday.
]. T. Hill, Hatch v. Vest, Guy Bend
er and H. Holloway, all of Wickes,
were OF Hotel Mena Wednesday.
Dave McCauley OF Shady was trans
acting business at the court house
and with Mena merchants Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mcdonald of
CASTOR, Ark, were here Wednesday
on their way to visit Mr. McDonald's
father at Hatfield.
Jacob Helmick of LIE Roy, kas., and
bis son George arrived here Tuesday
morning They are looking for 10
cation.
r. F. Hampton of Shady came to
Mena Sunday and with his family left
for Enterprise. Ok. where he expects
to remain for year.
A. M. Pammender. who used to
live at Wickes. but is now located at
Wichita, Kas., is in Mena for a visit.
He is anxious to move back to Polk
county.
Il. M. Reeves Monday purchased the
xesidence property formerly owned and
occupied by Dr.. A. J Pool, who died
here several weeks ago. Mrs. Pool
Game up from Hatfield to close the
deal.
P. S. Thurston of Natoma, Kas.,
2 has arrived in Mena with carload OF
5tock, farm equipment and household
toods. He will occupy house at
501 First street until he locates a
farm to suit him.
F. M. Cecil. postmaster at Wander
Voort, came to Mena on business Mon
6ay returning Tuesday afternoon. He
4ished The Star to say for him that
IN reports to the effect that Mena
Was dead looked like big jokes to him.
j. B. Griffith and r. j. Griffith, his
son, who came to Polk county short
lime ago from Texas, and bought the
j. w. Moore farm near Quito, have
now purchased another place from Will
Cole in the same neighborhood. They
we're in Mena on business Friday.
w. E. Maddox and A. D. Maddox,
lather and son. with the family of the
latter, have arrived in Mena from
Groesbeck, Tex. to make their home.
They brought with them car load of
household goods. They are well es-
tablished financially and come in order
to enjoy climatic and other advantages.
G. w. Smith OF Hartley was in
Mena last Friday fixing up his prelim-
mary homestead papers. He he's
about completed house on his home.
He desires The Star to report that the
Faulkner commissary was opened last
Monday fully equipped for business
With full box of star tobacco.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09
REAL ESTATE CHANGES
Good farm to 0klahoman-Nice Mena
Home Sold City Property for

Frank Hadley of AIva, Ok. has pur-
chased of William Bateman his 40
acre farm. located on the Ouachita
river, five miles east of Mena, and will
take possession at once. The consi-
deration was $4,000.
Mr.. Bateman says he has no idea OF
leaving Polk county. He probably
will move to Mena.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09

Mrs. j G. Smith sold her home at
the corner OF Miller avenue and Eve
street to Mrs. Mary c. Edwards. who
arrived here from Nebraska early this
week The place is splendidly located
and consists of 4-room house and
2 1-2 acres of land. much in fruit.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09

Jack Fretz, nephew OLA. X. Fretz,
is here from Oklahoma City on a visit
to his uncle.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09

b in
enough films the soil particles and capillary water there too much Deep breaking serves
the
finely and
soil hr
yea
for m0au
Hums in in
humusand by twice
Pntsuse nenomou
this will during the
ion 'front.' hleruad
hinmi the land has sleen
tcann hmdre
for low yadsf fcuaas is vel IS uhe
get for aningm and
Farm
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09

j. D. Jones OF Cove was in Mena on
business Monday.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09

\ o. P. Ridgway, real estate man
from Wickes, spent last Friday in
Mena.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09

Horace and John Chambers of Ink,
we're in Mena on business Monday.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09

h j. Dell of Eagleton was in Mena
paying taxes.and attending to business
"Wednesday.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09

road to good farming and pros
porous, usefuland happy lives,
The meeting was conduct
ed by the president, Mr.. H. z.
Fowler, and Vice President
Peters and Secretary Embry
were on hand
The question OF expanding
the club to include hog raising
was taken up and discussed,
this being brought about by an
invitation to join the move
ment that is being promoted
by the Farm and Ranch. and
to cover four states. 1t was
decided that Polk county
would first make a success Of
the Corn and Cotton Club, and
probably take up hogs next
year.
1t was decided that it was
necessary to shold another
meeting, and SATURDAY,
MARCH 18, at 1880 o'clock
was the day and hour chosen.
AT that time the seed corn
will be ready for distribution,
and much work in the way of
arranging premium lists will
be before the meeting.
1t is hoped that every mem
Der may be present. 1t will
be interesting and instructive.
Mr.. Wear. in sending in a
list Of new names for the club,
says he has promised to hold
the club open for new mem
bers up to and including the
next meeting day, March Is.
He says ne has been visiting
some of the boys and I can
promise you they are a busy
lot OF farmers.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09

Uncle Seaborn Philpot and wife OF
Egser we're visiting friends and trad
ing in Mena Tuesday.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09
PERSONAL NOTES

Earnest Rowe Of Rocky was in Mena
on business Monday.
Dave Luusford of Ink shopped with
Mcna merchants Monday.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09

A. L. Deramus and little daughter
Lucy, were in Mena Tuesday from
east of Egeer buying supplies.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09

q P. S. Thurston of Natoma, Kas.,
has arrived in Mena with carload OF
5tock, farm equipment and household
Soods. He will occupy house at
501 First street until he locates a
farm to suit him.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09

r. M. Reeves Monday purchased the
xesidence property formerly owned and
eccupied by DR.. A. J Pool. who died
here several weeks ago. Mrs. Pool
anne up from Hatfield to close the
deal.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09


the best feeding grounds for the
for the growing plants. The pres
ence of heat air and moisture is
essential to chemical and germ ac-
ton in the preparation Of plant food
in the soil. The depth to which
these penetrate the soil depends up
on the depth of the plowing, pro-
vided the soil is well drained. There
is no use in plowing down into sub
soil full of water
1t has been proven without ques-
ton that the roots of plants pene-
trate the soil deeper in deeply
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09

F. M. Cecil. postmaster at Wander
Voort, came to Mena on business Mon
6ay.returning Tuesday afternoon. He
Uished The Star to say for him that
III reports to the effect that Mena
Was dead looked like big jokes to him.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09

W. E. Maddox and A. D. Maddox,
lather and son. with the family of the
latter, have arrived in Mena from
Groesbeck, Tex. to make their home.
They brought with them a car load OF
household goods. They are well es-
tablished financially and come in order
to enjoy climatic and other advantages
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09

VI j. B. Griffith and r. j. Griffith. his
son, who came to Polk county short
lime ago from Texas, and bought the
j. w. Moore farm near Quito, have
now purchased another place from viii
Cole in the same neighborhood. They
we're in Mena on business Friday.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09

G. w. Smith OF Hartley was in
Mena last Friday fixing up his prelim-
mary homestead papers. He he's
about completed house on his home.
He desires The Star to report that the
Faulkner commissary was opened last
Monday fully equipped for business
With full box of star tobacco.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09

A. M. Pammender. who used to
live at Wickes. but is now located at
Wichita, Kas., is in Mena for I visit.
He is anxious to move back to Polk
county.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-02

stunning girl like 'Mila and add those ex-
pensivelooking, traily, dignihed get-ups, and
a afellow'd no more think ofbullying her than
he would OF getting personal with the God
dess of Liberty"
Sue rolled the ball about in her tilted
racket.
Il suppose that's more or less true" she
admitted. "The only one of us that isn't
impressed by her elegance is the Babe-he
didn't even know she tried to snub HIM"
Pen smiled.
"That's right,-he-" The sentence
stopped so abruptly that Sue looked about
at him. He was staring straight at her,
mouth open, eyes narrowed, an expression
of incredulous hope and shrewdness lighting
his face. She dropped the racket.
"Pen! You don't mean you've thought
:" He held up hushing hand.
"Wait! don't know, yet, whether it's
an idea or lunacy. But-by my suffering
solll-,I believe it's" Again the sentence
hung suspended. But all at once, so sud-
denly that Sue jumped, he thumped the
ground, scrambled up, started off at trot,
came back and pulled her to her feet with
an excited tug.
Are you gamer" he hissed "Will you
do as say2 Will you love, honor and obey
me this once, and give it try2" Sue wrig-
gled.
"Will you stop being silly and tell me
what9 OF course l."
"Well, see you don't go back on your
word. Im going to take Boy down where
she is and leave him for her to"
"PeNfeld-"
"There you gol What is woman's word
good for2 Listen till I'm done. I'll tell
Jane we'll take care of him for time. I'll
tell 'Milla that Jane is-oh, something, that
the maids are busy that we've got to be
away for an hour, and in sheer decency
she'll have to take care OF him. I'll put
Cliff on and have him oversee the business.
What l want is to get her mad enough so
she'll talk. Do you begin to see2 Babe
doesn't know her kind from any other
woman-slave-yet; and he'll give her a
reason for being!"
But it's almost his nap time, Pen. If
he-if she-should slap him"
"If she tries that" said Pen grimly, 81
shall have it arranged that Clif' is to inter
fere and beat her. He's about ready to.
Only he's as impressed as m-except that
, he doesn't know it-with her superiority.
What they need is good, human, impolite,
married experience Now yon needn't do
any lying-just go get ready and have the
car round"
She was waiting resolutely quiet, when
Pen ran down the steps, jumped in beside
her and took the wheel. They were amile
away before she turned an apprehensive eye
toward him, From chuckling Pen laughed
, outright.
D.. IF you could have seen her facel ]