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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

FIr., R~sc.--Selling two.year.oids, a.
lies. I'VE and onc-half furlonEs: 'Caro-
icne. 1905. signorette. Hee.ter Smith, Eng
fish Lady. snRwr. flashlight, Zamora.
Twinkle Toes, Commences 40.
second iacc-Sclling thrcc-year- olds
md upward six furlOngs. Busy Joe,
~, Ella ienny, 100, Barney, Ardent.
l03 'MorrIstowu. 1905: Lady Jane Gray,
log. Billy .lo". llV,
Third Iiac---pursc; four-year-olfs and
upward rnii" and seventy yards: Money
maker, Tokay, Bob Hsnslcy. Hanoyia. l0t.
Fourth Race Audubon Handicap, three
ycar.oids and upward: six furl"nEs:
Rlacki" paw. lo3 Amazon. los: Flseta-
belle, Coqucttc. ina; Hank o'Day, iis.
Fifth l,ace-S.lling; thrce-year-olds
and upward: Miles and mares; six fur
longs: ~'Tiappoid, 'Carrie Ormc, 'Dehera,
100, cariomc.. Busy Alice. Margaret O.,
Important, Ethel wells, 1903. Miss kru.
ter. 100, Tush Tush, los: 'Camellia. loo.
Manasseh, loa: C~harmeusc, III,
sixth Race-SellinE; two-year-oids. nve
and onc;hnlf furl"ngsi james, 1905
George Love. elizabeth Thompson.
Matin. our Nctta, ioC Bob Dundon. SAL
from uirl ios; kagura. Rhyme. Little. 1903,
Diamond. liz.
seventh Race-sellinE. three.year.olds:
one mile ard seventy yards: Rapids,
100, Colonel McNab.. James Oakley. ZOE:
Sansyining. Alfadir. los; Rineshooter. All.
apprentice allowance claimed.
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SOCCER SEASON TO OPEN.
Return Of AIl-AnePican Tean TO
start Contests Again.

With the return OF the American soccer
team due on the steamship Oscar II. this
morning. the opening Of the association
football season for 1861 will be prop
erly signalized. Next Sunday the an
nual championship series OF tho National
Football League starts. with this city
represented by the newly organized New
York Football Club and the Brooklyn
Football Club.
The former. which will open against
the West Hudsons at Clark's Field.
Newark. has elected the following OFF,
GERS: William Gallows. president ;
Maurice Vandeweghc. manager: Il, w.
Holder, secretary. The eleven will In
cludc Porter. Post. McWilllams. Batch
ford. Van den Eynden. A.. vandewcshc.
Pux'y. Carver. Hayes. lIeminsley and
Cooper.
The New York State Football League
Will star. or October l.. The officers for
the season are: Thomas Bagnail. presi-
dent: Robert MacCuliough. ~vicc-prcs!-
dent Wilfred Hollywood. secretary.
Tho qualifying round OF tho United
states Football Association will be
played OF October %.
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AMATEURS TO SHOW SKILL.
tn Umpire Game Of Man
haitian Catholic League.

The st. Catharine baseball team,
cha mpions Of the Manhattan Catholic
Baseball League. will meet an all star
team composed OF players representing
the other clubs In "A championship anne
on Sunday afternoon Mt tho Polo
Grounds. Early arrivals will be enter
tanned by n band and there will be n
drill given by the II. II. Peer fife and
drum corps OF the SITS Peter und Paul
Church OF The Bronx.
Bonnie Kaur of the Giants will UNI.
pIre and call the game at 2:a0 y. NJ,
Among some OF the invited guests arc
Harry Newton Hampstead. President
Tener. Jack COMBS and John A.
lIeydler.
The clubs composing the leaguS are
st. catharinc. Macombs A. c., West
Harlem Catholic Club. Corpus Christi,
italian Catholic Club. Osanam, Holy
Trinity and st. Aloysius.
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BROWN IN LONG SWIM.
Local Professional Comes Near
Record In Delaware River Test.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. lS.-jCapt. Aifren
G.. Brown of New York, ono OF this
country's best professional swimmers.
swan from Chester to Philadelphia yes
terday afternoon. In the Delaware
River. In 6 hours and 60 minutes. He
started from Market street wharf, Cbes.
ter. at IL 10 p. NJ. and finished at wal.
nut street wharf. Philadelphia, at S:I7
o'clock. covering a distance Of I6N
miles.
Capt. Brown has numerous long dis
tance swims to his credit. He was the
first swimmer to cover the Battery 10
Sandy Hook course. and swan from the
Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean through the
Panama Canal on November 20, 1919.
covering twenty-four miles In II hours
and 90 minutes. and has a big string of
other meritorious long distance perform
ances to his credit,
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SIMPSON LEADS PROS"
Scores I$7 In Qualifying for Event
To he Held at sivvsnoy.

CHICAGO. Sept, l~s.--George o. Simpson
OF Oak Park made tho best score to-day
in tho contest of twenty-eight profess
sional golfers OF tho Middle States dis
trict for seven places allowed this Sec
ton In the national professional tourna.
ment at siwanOy. Mount Vernon. ". Y.
October 10 to II.
Simpson made tho thirty-six holes.
medal play. In lat and tops the list Of
golfers from this district who Will com.
petc In the tourney. Tho seven winners
and their scores were:
George q. Simpson. oak Park. II. Ts-i&7;
Robert McNuity, Lagrange, IL 76--lba; r.
frotheringham: Indian HI, y, I5--l5a:
J. a. Donaldson. Glen View. 81, 7S--isi;
Walter Fayarsue. skoisie. 50. 7<-ls7; Cyril
walker, wabash, 7%s.s0-15s.
]. \. Donaldson. Glen View.
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THREE SCORES FOR ELS.
RegulaSs Heat secon
Eleven In severe Scrimmagc.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. ls.-Hne
Yale varsity and tho second elevens had
n half hours scrimmage this afternoon
Of the most vigorous character. the hrst
eleven scored three t~ouchdowns, by
Bingham, Legore n Jacques.
smith, n substitute last season, was
tried At quarterback. and Comer'ord.
freshman captain last year. was AZ risn,t
ana FOR the first team. Taft was a back
al left tackle after a weeks absence.
Tho second eleven was able to make first
down only once. when 1t o the ball to
the res ulars' 80 yard enc. Here II was
held, Fullback Neville kicking a Held
goal on the fourth DOWN. Brink Thorhe'
captain In 1895. Joined the coaches.
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PLAY OFF EKWANOK GOLF.
Final Matches In Lower Divisions
Are Decided.

MANCHESTER. VI, seat. l~s.-Seyera,
final matches left over from Saturday IN
the annual EduIuoN cav eolf tournament
at Ekwanok tourtry club were mayed
to-day H. the thlrl sixteen fral w. =.
Herrick. Albany e. e. defeated Ran
dolnh Catl.n. Ri'hnond Country. : ~.
and In tho losing eight l.. II. C,n.n.
Flushing. defeated W. X. BlaI'. Chicago
q. g., up
In the fourth sixteen II w. Carhar,.
Nassau, defeated w. l.. Klmball. Mas
sau, s and :. and in the losing eight W.
". Ritter. Chevy Chase. won from II. ".
TAFT. Garden CITY. l w.
In the NTH sixteen ]. Arkell. Oakland,
defeated T. MO. Williams. Dwight G.
e, ! up, and In the losing eight L.. r.
S,eInway, Oakland. won from Douglas
I.it,lotoa, Garden City. 3 and .
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Miss HoIHns Playing Well,

with Mrs. FeItner out Of the race
Al'ss Marion Ho'lins, metropolitan cham
nion ana runucrup for the national title
IN 1918. Will he the main hope Of III,
metropolitan district Miss HoIirs has
been playing plenty Of golf this summer
and has been making some extremely
good scores. so she should rroyc !,
worthy representative Of New York "A,
Belmont Spring.
The International Cement will Io sun.
piled by Mrs. w. a. Gavin. the Eastern
champion. and Mrs. Sybil FrisbI,. The
latter viii enter from Cherry Valley and
Is said by those who know her to DO an
excellent golfer. Mrs, Gavin, (. seems.
has deserted tho metropolitan district
and VIII play from the Tacor!c Golf
Club AZ W~illiamstown. Mass, where she
now makes her home.
Miss MARGARET Curtis OF Boston and
her sister. Miss Harriet Curtis. both win
play, although Miss Margaret curtis has
been abroad helping with Red Cross
work in France and has not had much
time for golf.
Entries for the championship Wi, close
with Howard + Whitney. secretary 81
the United states Golf Association, on
Monday or roSt week, September %.
Each entry should he accompanied Nv
the entrance fco of s. and should be
sent in 10y the secretary Of tho club TO
which the ertrant belongs.
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MISS DURACK COMING HERE.
Australian swimming Star ana
Miss WyIis VIII Tour America,

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. lS.--Arrange-
ments werc completed here to-day for a
tour of the United States by Miss Fanny
Durack and Miss Minna wylie Of Aus.
%tralia. holders OF worlds swimming rec
ords for women. II was by
William Unmack. a director OF the Amer
lean Athletic Union.
Tho Australian swimmers plan 10
leave Australia January II. Their first
appearance will be In this city February
22, when they VIII compete for tho
women's eco yard national champion
ship. Later they are to swim at Los
Angeles. Philadelphia, Chicago, New
York and other cities.
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TO RUN YALE ATHLETICS.
Authorities Provide for Board of
Control Of Seventeen Men.

New HAVEN. Sept. l8--The Yale Cor.
poration to-day formally approved q plan
whereby all athletic activities at the
university will be governed by an or.
ganization OF seventeen men, to be
known as the board Of control.
The board will consist Of two mem.
hers OF the college faculty, two members
Of the scientific school faculty. fve grad.
yates OF the university. and eight mora
members to be chosen by the corporation
annually from the alumni or undergrad.
yates. In Its discretion.
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Crimson Football Squad
Starts Secret Practice
Taken Into Stadium for First Time This Season, Men
Are Put Through Hard Drill-Two Vet
Grams Report to Leo Leary.

son. and got right down 10 work. Six
promising ends were picked out and kept
on forward pass formations. The line
averages more than 100 pounds. . very
unusual happening at Fordham.
Ray Delehanty. a veteran lineman,
who was supposed to have broken y ten
don In his leg. was not In the playing. but
his injury Is merely a painful bruise.
Callan and Mcnamara rat the elevens at
quarter. and showed good form.
Head Coach Gargan will pick the var
sity elevens within the next three days.
and announced that there will be daily
scrimmage. the hardest n Fordham
team ever experienced. as Fordhsm plays
Lafayette with but ten moro days prac-
tice.
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F0RDHAM WELL ADVANCED.
New Coaches RepOrt-Line Aver
AGES Better Than 100 Pounds.

Although classes will not be resumed
at Fordham for two weeks. tho Maroon
srIdiron squad Is In better shape now
and further advanced than most Ford
ham teams were after the nrst two
games.
Yesterday four coaches spent three
hours with n squad Of forty players, and
for the first time introduced the open
style of play. A real scrimmage is prom
Used for to-day.
Assistant Coaches Doc McCsnrey, for
mcr Fordham end. and Doc kelleher, a
star lineman from Pennsy and Fordham,
made their initial appearance Of the sea-
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HARLEY AGAIN COACH.

STATE CoLI.EoE. Pa. Sept. l7.-Dick
Harley. the former big Lacquer, from
Philadelphia. who for tho last two a
has developed ths best baseball teams
again been engaged to instruct the State
College ball tossers. Graduate Manager
II. II. Smith has announced Harley'u ac-
ceptance VI the place for tho 1917 season
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seniors nrgtn Play To-day,

Nearly 400 entries have been received
FOR the twelfth annual seniors tuurna-
ment which begins to-day on the links
Of tho A~pawanls Club At Rye. The
field has been diyiicd into two sections,
but even .hen Il VIII be a Difficult, task
10 get every one around tho course be-
fore dark. so tho committee in charge
Will send the frat pair away shortly
after S O'Clock this norma. The early
start will enable the last couple on the
long lis, to leave the first toe about }
o'clock his afternoon.
The same schedule will he followed
ON tho three remaining days of the tour
rey and IL the veteran golfers all pre-
sent themselves at the times assigned
TO them everything will move along
smoothly and every one will have a fall
chance to play his two rounds In day.
light.
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Some % the asp!rsu;s for the women's
national Title will have a chance To- test
their skill in the annual tournament for
women which begins to-day "a, the Hunt
inrdon Valley Country Club. near Phila-
d"lphia Although She does not intend To
play ~ Ros'on. Mrs Clarence II. VAN
dcrbcck, the national champion. NAV
play AT Huntingdon Valley. and most az
the other prominent philadclphians. with
the exception OF Mrs Ronald II. barlow.
will be among tho starters.
Miss AlcNa w. stirling Of Atlanta, tho
Southern champion. also will play. and
her work this week will give an indica.
ton of what may II" expected &c her a.
Belmont Spring, She has not played
quite as much as usual this summcr.
hut has been practising hard Tor tho
last two or three weeks u has been
gradually getting back on her feet.
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WEIR COLE

THILApE MIA, Sept ls,--F. L, Corson
Of the plymouth Country Club defeated
Robert Wicr OF Wilmington In the fnal
round or the invitation golf tourns-
mcnt OF tho Philadelphia Cricket Club
for the 81. Martin cup to-day, 3 up
and 9 to play. Corson played a slender
game than his opponent. whose ar.
preaching and putting were decidedly
weak.
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MRS, HERZOG LEADS.

NAH n. y. Sept, lS.--Tho first
Of the autumn series of one day Journeys
conducted by tho Women's Metropolitan
Golf Association was played to-day at
tho Mahopac Golf Club. There were
about ten starters and the leader was
Mrs. s.. A., Hcrxog Of %Fairvicw, viii.
turned in a score OF 9S.
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EVANS IS HONOkED.

CHICAGO, Sept. lS.-The Indiana 90.
ciety OF Chicago tonight fcted Charles
tChick) Evans. Jr., national opcn and
amateur golf champion, at a banquet
Get on . table equipped a. q miniature
golf courss George Ads, author, presi.
dent Of the society. was toastmastsr.
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WEST HARLEM ELECTION.

The election Of officers Of the rsorganixed
Wss' nf N a ws q W. 81 a.. he E ~, sys.
aus. All old and new members ere ~.
quested TO attend.
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FOUR TIGER GOLF
PLAYERS SURVIVE
Illinois Also Does Well IN
First Days Play for In
dividual Title.
DAVE HERON A

PfTrsBrRo, Sept. 1s.--Not conten.
with winning tho team championship
last week. the Princeton golfers gath
ered IN tho lions share Of the glory In
tho qualifying and first match rounds
TOT the Individual intercollegiate title,
which were played to-day on the links
or tho Oakmont Country Club. David
son HERON put Princeton to the fore
in the qualifying round by leading the
field this morning with an 80. and when
the hrst match round ended late his
afternoon four Princctonians, three from
illinois and ono from Harvard wero left
in the fight.
Heron. d. Clarke Corkran, Percy
Baker. Jr., and Howard Maxwell, .Jr..
are tho quartet of TIGERS who won
their matches to-day. and the only thing
that troubles them Is the fact that their
stars. Heron and Corkran. meet to-
morrow morning. and one Of them will
have to be eliminated. e. L. weema,
John Simpson and J. N. Mcdonald arc
tho trio from Illinois who still have
hopes OF victory, and Harvard's lone
representative is ]. W. Hubbell.
The qualifying round this mornink
eliminated about half tho field long be-
fore II was over. There were forty-four
starters n only twenty-five Of them
turned In their cards. the others falling
by the waysidc at various points. r. e.
Stilcr OF Northwestern. the Western in
tercollegiate champion. was ono of those
who quit. for he took eleven strokes for
the second hole and decided then and
there that he was through.
Champion Meets Defeat.
Frank n. Blossom OF Yale. the holder
OF the title, qualified this morning IN
third place with nj 50. but this after
noon he encountered Parker of Prince
ton and the latter ~extinguished all hopes
OF another championship. The match
was a close one. Parker winning by 3 up
and ] to play.
Another onc Of Yale's representatives
went down 10 AN carly and rather uncx-
p'cted defeat when Dwight Armstrong
met ana was conquered by c. II. Weems.
captain OF the Illinois team Armstrong
was close to the top In the qualifying
round. but against the Wcs;ernor this
afternoon his game was not so good.
a cold wind which blew all day had q
good deal to do with the high scores
that were made. None OF tho collcgians.
not even those who were playing on their
home course, could hold TO their usual
standard. and Iierron's medal winning
total 81 so was several strokes higher
than was expected. The summaries:
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FOR BICYCLE RIDERs.

Paul Fourier OF Paris Will give a
dsmonstra,ion of his bicycle eQulibrAtor
thh morning on Riverside Drive o. West
le6th street at $3.50,
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QUALIFYING ROUND.

WI Io! .luaIIIy.T- DAVIS, YAIe. N. ts-N:
Howard. Walton. renusylv ania. q, tt-e3: NJ.
Loeb. Cornell, u. i;-sI: John Eggers. Cor
tell. a. iS-st. Everett Cooke. Cornell. Is.
at: J.. " Lombard. Harvard. 81. S-N:
l. Mccormick. Princeton. A.. <s-%; John
Dewitt, Cornell. -. $50: James Wallace,
IcEu.ylvamI u. 4s-M
First Match Round Heron defeated Never,
9 md 4 CorFran d"f"Ned McCaTue. 2 and !:
MCDonlld d' fca'ri Canaan. : and 8: Parker
fea'cd Blossom. J AMI l.: Maxwell defeaiei
Moss w - holes Huhh~ll defeated
Nl"lcan. = and 4. Wcems defeated Arm.
81 uns, ! m. >.nipsn. defeated Hepburn. !
unN
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U'wsy Sptg. Club. Rklyn. Tel, ssrs pvA
Star bout to night, Phil Moon vs. Johnny HsvvQp
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CHAPTER XIV.
SIedqs Goes Shopping

sledge walked into Marley's of
flee with HIS parlor smile. which
belonged OF right to the red rose
he wore
we ought to figure n consolida
ton" he suggested.
Marley looked at him wonder
lngly.
MOLLY was just over" sledge
continued
Yes, she said she was going "a
see you" replied Marley, clutchine
eagerly at the straw.
Il thought she'd get enough.
stated Sledge. and he chuckled
Shes a smart girl"
Yes. she is" assented Marley
wondering Just how much she had
said to make such a remarkable
change in Sledge. "A consollda
ton would probably be a very sen
sIblo thing"
we consolidate after the mar
rage amended Sledge I'VE get
all ready now"
ANY time you say" readily con
scented Marley. "G'll meet with yor
and arrange the details tonight"
Nav" refused Sledge Theatre
tonight"
with Molly" inquired Marley
wanting TO smile.
Molly and Fern. FERNS a nice
Md
"All right, tomorrow night, then,
suggested Marley. his mind firmly
fixed on the commercial oppor.
tunity.
Daytime corrected Sledge
Pm busy nights Say, Marley, Is
that game between Molly and Bert
called clear Off"
Did Molly say so?" evaded Mar.
ley.
No" Sledge hesitated. "1s itY'
That's entirely Molly's affair"
Il believe you" conceded sledge,
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The Progressive Voters

L,DGAR c. SNYDER given
IL chairman the bull party here declared himself for
Wilson the democratic ratification meeting Wednesday night
unlikely that other progressive leaders will be quite
ly received by republican gatherings.
progreSSv sincerely believe better
conditions industrial Justice thru the democratic Others will
believe that the reactonay solid south democracy terrible draw
back TO the most progressive of presidents
The progressive party had made bid real Hesize program.
divided artificial lines
death progressive
dividual party their work where be effective
is false that the effective work be done
only this that safe that large percentage of the
Independent
do not bindly vote their tickets straight
long life the independent He potent
force than dependent progressive party.
ereaip
TONS
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wedding day. sl.dge will see 20 Il
that We none of US have a dollar.
He thinks that II he can only break
Bert and father. thcren be no wed
ding bells for u.s. Bert and viii
each he compelled TO seek a more
lucrative match"
She glanced smillngly At Bert.
and surprised on his face a curl.
Gus expression. which plunged her
into deep and no, overly pleasant
thought
Mollys anxiety was by no means
feiEned. The next morning she
wandered about the house. quite
IN at ease. then, unable to content
herself. suggested 10 Fern that they
make ready for drive. She made
the first stop AT her fathers office.
She was told TO come right In. and
found Bert with her father.
Marley silently handed her teie-
gram. 10 read
oar Mr. csldmsa ~ffl zee rsa IN t-s
~.*s. frern tofsY
Two weeks she worried.
Can't you possibly hurry them
upT"
Marley handed her another teie.
gram:
s-Impe..fcis 10 srrsaE. s~Fiisr dass
Two weeks" specuiated Bert:
then h. added impatiently. Con
found Il. Marley We must gain
time"
Il don't see how. unless Molly
marries Sledge." suggested her
father. with laugh.
Molly started 10 laugh. also. but
found Bert looking al her srecula'
lively.
she doesn't need 70 tina, far. -
he unused.
Molly looked At him in sharp in.
credulity for a moment then. with
out a word. she turned TO leave the
room.
whore are you goIngT' asked
her father.
TO see Sledge." shs responded.
Il think you told me that be Is al.
ways at the bank between eleven
and twelve in the morning.
Molly" commanded Bert sharp
| ly. recalled to his senses by her
bearing. you mustn't see him.
forbid 81"
Molly reiolned Fern.
What's the joker" asked that
young lady. I've boen dying all
morning to hear somebody giggle.
You're 10 chaperon me while
70 over and make love TO Sledge.
Molly gally Informed her.
You're not. really protested
Fern. delighted. nevertheless.
Il am .'sally." retorted Molly. her
eyes flashing a trlfle more than Z
mere Jest would seem TO warrant
Il must. Fern. | plunged both
father and Bert into this trouble
and Bert seems to think it's MP &C
yours truly to tool Sledge along un
I'll they have time 10 get out OF II
Besides that. it's sort OF game
between sledge and myself. and I'm
not going TO have that big duffef
win IT,"
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A Novel
A Week.!
seEsEnlusHnGs


, came out. but by that time Molly
had given up all hope OF heading
Sledge off. The only thing she
could do. she resolved. In a hilar.
ious conference with Fern. would
be 70 accept temporarily any crafty
cxtrayagant gift he showered upon
her. After the need for fooling him
was over she could send them back.
and this resolution once having
been formed. the girls spent much
time In eager expectation of what
the next surprise might be.
In the meantime. while sledge
and his cheerful co-worker. Tommy
Reeler, we're keeping the girls busy
day and night, the preparations for
the secret wedding that had been
planned for THANKSGIVING went
on. a. did the business prepare.
, tons OF Bert and Frank Marley.
Thanksgiving day approached and
things began 10 focus themselves
In the Marley home. The represeu.
taiivc Of the upstate syndicate.
Goldman by name. came TO town
on schedule. He spent three days
In going over the books Of the com.
pany and examining into Marley's
loans. Also. he looked up the mat
ter OF the franchises. The com
pany had been given originally a
twentyyear city charter. which had
been twice renewed for ten-year
periods. its present renewal having
three years TO run.
1T looks Ike the regular thing.
he said 90 Marley I'm satisfied
to give you thirty-six straight thru
for your stock"
Marley went home intoxicated
with citation that night.