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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
HAVANA ENTRIES

Firu. raee-three turlonss-vic Munoz.
Katherine peal. iIe: Dorothy. ne; Ffreny
H.; lle; Painter. 1ls
Vain Chick. 90: Sherry. o.: Rockarce. go:
CLIP. lo6: Lillian O.. los: Venetian Boy. Jos:
Shasta. l1:: Sophie T.. liz; Applctack. IIt
Third raee-hve and one;half turionEs-,
IGS; Ambassado. III. los: d; C.. Gin. !os:
Willie Woods. ITO: Mcliora. 112: Artist, H.;
IIazelnut ii:; Tarascon. lI3: Royalty. ll4
Duger, Ito.
Fourth receive aad one-half furlongs+
W. Ward. log: Peasant. 1903: Currency. los;
Al Agiow. los; Ma Lawn, l13; Right Angle.
Fifth race-eve and one half fxlonE>--
Dainty Lay LIZ I, los; Iron Boy ios; Eddie
elton. 10, nianshita. 10; Kin Tuscan, IL;
II2; whIppoorwiM. ll2; ouip, III.
Sixth race-milc-Jack Ilcaiey. lol; Chan
sonette H., lo4: Jack Dawson. los: Tim
othy J. Hogan. los; Pretty Baby. !o7: Gold
stone. 1903: Legacy: 100: Zodiac. 1os; omar.
100; Hands on. Ill: aIanoisin. H..
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PREP GAME CANCELLED.
JOHN MARSHALL FIVE NOT
TO PLAY LYNCHBURG HIGH
Floor Cannot BE Secured for Game.
Locals Fighting To Play In
Championship Series.

John Marshall High Schools basket
ball team VIII not meet Lynchburs
High here Thursday, as was announced
yesterday. due to the fact that no floor
can BIO secured on which to stage the
contest. Manager George Todd said
last night that no had made an effort
to bring Lynchburg here Wednesday,
but since the attempt was unsuccess-
ful the game had to be postponed in
definitely. which means cancellation
unless the Hill City quint can be in
uuccd to como later, and this seems
rather improba bic now.
This leaves the Richmond boys with
two games scheduled for this week,
both TO be played on the weekend t:ip.
On which tho squad leaves Friday:
charlottesville High will BIC played
Friday night and Woodberry Forest
Saturday. These will conclude the
games TO be played away from home
this season, but leave several yet to
be staged on local courts. These lat
ter will include encounters with Nor
folk. Portsmouth and Woodbury. For
est.
Tho Marshallitcs have passed the
midway point of their season, and are
unsatisfactory to their followers. In
spite of the defeat received last Fri
day at the hands Of Maury High School.
OF spirits, and In way. discouraged
in their aspirations for. the State high
SCHOOL championship. The Virginia
League specifies applicants for the title
must have downcd at least four schools
or eqnal rank and landing. In view
or the fact that John Marshall has de-
vile. Chatham, Portsmouth and Black
stone, as we'll AS the crack team of
Raleigh. y. G., Manager Todd wrote TO
: me league YESTERDAY; applying for reg.
charlottesville. a trophy cup is TO be
Eivcn TO tho winner OF the title.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
CADETS ARE OPTIMISTIC
SUCCESSFUL GRID SEASON
Is EXPECTED NEXT FALL
Majority OF Inst Years Letter Men to
Reimbursement New Teams ag
Will BE Played.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.)
s Being EA shd Eso IL ,Sa fsa,
ball prospects. FOR 1920 at v: AZ I. Only
Two regulars on last years eleven wifi
monogram men viii be ava nd bi.'f sen
The Athletic council was fortunate
OF athletics, Major c. G. Ciarkson. n
mar, ma OF unusual ability. who, during
consecutive years in three branches SGT OF
athletics Major Clarkson has had
former experience In coaching. having
Institute from 1914 until Americas
cntrancc into the war. when he Joined
the ~ f. +. and served with distinc-
The entire back field and line. with
the exception OF left end. will return
field who will be on hand arc: Stuart
IBunting.. Ingram. Leech ana wilson.
back. The lincnen who will return,
are are; Mason right end: summers and
H it,,irds tackles i, Mantor and shpiey.
Tor ccnters. The left end will DO We'll
taken care Of. with the Following men:
r Pre ,nG ,,o JORDAN. Clarke, Bemans. J.
,a asec HAS ts sou,h A,lsat,e ha
sriaron Tough s e enfs P Ewo men On w she
DC loSt' tnelrH positions VIII be d. ficu,t
ones to fill. Hawkins, who distin-
Euished himself Mt LEFT end. and
Bacharach,. substitute full back. who,
though undiscovered until this season.
not only proved himself capable OF
carrying the ball. but also showed re-
markabls qualities in kicking, bring
ing forth these qualities at The most
opDortune times.
Next years schedule Includes games
with several teams met for the FIRST
time-the Citadel and the University
OF Pennsylvania. Catholic University
again appears on the schedule after
lapse OF several years.
The following tentative schedule has
been submitted by Manager Sedwicil
for approval:
September es-Roa nokc College a. Lex
inEton
October 2-Hampden. Sidney College at
October s.The University of Virginia IA,
Charlottesville. =.
October 1.-THE Citade, at Lynchburs
October e3--The University OF Tcnnsyl.
vania ut Philadelphia.
October 3o-North Carolina State at Let
ington.
November G-Thc University OF North
Carolina at Chap Hill.
November 13--The Catholic University at
November as-v. p 7. at Roanoke.
To Heal A Cough
Take HAYES HEALING HONEY. 35c-
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SPIDERS ELECT OFFICERS
Baseball Manager and Assistant Ms
mond and Grid Managers
ADDOinted

Athletic elections yesterday at Rfcl, .
nond College for baseball manager
and assistant managers in baseball
manager Of baseball for this spring::
ID. w. Kelley, assistant baseball man.
aser. and e. r. Leek. assistant man
manifested In the selections, there be-
ing eleven candidates out for the three
Offices. only 8mall number not voting.
These onicers now complete the Of
richmond College for the remainder
OF this collegiate year. Baseball will
be handled by the ncwly elected man
ii. a. Ford and c. II. Sale; track By
w. j.. Matthews. manager. and r. w.
.Nuckols, assistant; tennis by A. q.
Smith, manager, and football by Frank
Bentley, manager. and tho newly
eJected assistant.
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TIGERS SPRING SURPRISE
HAMPDEN-S IDNEY CUNT
DEFEATS WILLIAM AND MARY
Three Teams Arc Now Tied for Seq
ond Place I'm League
Standing,
Il. v. I. a. A: Standing.
Especial to The Times.Dispa.ch,

1AMPDEN-SIDNEY, VA. Feb. Is.-
The IIampdcn- Sidney Tigers unset the
Eastern Association dope here Satur-
day night by defeating the William
and Mary Indians in basketball. 81 to
Is. The game was Il fast. Aayd- fought
contest from the first minlke of play.
but Drivers men were outclassed COM
pletclE b:- the local five. The Tigers
took the lead early in the contest, ring
!nE four baskets within tho first five
minutes OF play. and thereby estab-
fishing load which the Indians were
unable TO cut down.
Eioor work OF both teams showed
departments. the Tigers outclassed
their opponents and kept the ball
within the Indians territory Il major
part OF both sessions.
The Tigers defensive work was OF
m" hrSt order. as is shown by the fact
that the Indians were able to score
only ten points ny field goals.
The shooting of neither team was
whit il should have been. y number
OF easy shoots We're missed by BOTH
but, regardless OF this, Britain cap
tain and right forward for the Tigers,
was the stellar performer. in this de-
from field goals, while Pierce deserves
special mention for tho top form nc
showed in shooting free goals, scoring
eight out of a possible eleven points
Cor the Indians in this dcpa rtment
Hughes, for the Tigers, also showed
good form in this respect.
TIE lineup:
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SPEED RECORDS SHATTERED
Pnrkhurst, Motorcycle Rider. Breaks
Mark Set by Australian for
Mile Event.

DAYTONA, FLA. Feb. 16.-L. z.
Parkhurst, well-known motorcycle
rider, broke the worlds record for the
meter distances on DRytona Beach,
near here. yesterday. bringing back
the mile record from Australia. where
Parkhurst made the mile in $3.50. or
at the rate of 1921 miles per hour.
The two-miie record was made in
3:O2.32. One kilometer was run in
21.64. or at the rate of 1858 miles per
hour.
r. A. Leavcli, official referee for the
American Automobile Association. GER
titled to tho records.
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Court Injunction Issued
Against Frazee and Ward
IBy Associated Pres..I

BOSTON. Feb. IU.-'rhe Superior
Court today ISSUED u temporary in
junction restraining President Harry
France. OF the HOstOn American
League baseball club, and Hugh j.
Ward, an associate. from dispensing
Of my OF their stock In the club or
of drawing dividends ON their hold
inEs.
This action vns taken on petition
of Joseph j. Lannin, OF Garden City,
n. ", former owner OF the club. who
asserts that FrnZee and N'nrd have
fnilcd TO pay 81 note for S2G2 ono due
November I, 1919. in connection
with their purchase of the club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
ELON COLLEGE DEFEATED
BY WAKE FOREST, 20 TO a.
Poorly Played basketball Game shows
Both Teams Need More
Practice.
Especial 70 The Times Dispatch.l

ISpec!aI 70 The mes-Dispatch1
E!on College lost TO wake Forest to-
night in poorly played game OF
basketball. the score being II to Is
some OF the local squad having been
waiting on the sick at home during
the epidemic. Elon was further handi-
capped by McCaullcy being out OF the
game on account OF influenza.
The lineup:
Wake Forest. Position. Elop College.
struggled. right forward Atkinson
Carlyle. left forward -. Newman
EecIor. center ........ Perry
icGkman. left guard Sides
1lolloweil... right guard johnson
Referee, Sharpe.
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FOUR RACES FOR COLUMBIA
Rowing Schedule Call, for Two Dual.
Ono Triangular and Inter-
collegiate Event.
TBy ASSOCIATED pr.sa.

NEW, YORK. Feb. I6.-The Column
bia University rowing schedule for the
c!udes four races, consisting OF two
dual. ono triangular and the inter
collegiate regatta Columbia's initial
race Will be against Yale, and Will
be rowcd over the Housatonic River
course at Derby. Conn. on April "a.
The navy eight will be met al Annap-
Will compete for the Child's cup at
philadelphia. The varsity second and
freshman eights will close their sea-
to be rowed at Poughkeepsie on July l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
Stranger Lewis Barred
From Youngstown Ohio
IBy Associated Pres..I

YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO, Feb. TO-
The youngstown Boxing and Wrest-
ling CommissIon this afternoon took
action barring "StranEiern Lewis,
Chicago wrestler. from appearing In
contesta here, following prescntn-
ton of formal protest by Alex
Thomas. wrestling promoter, charE-
ing Lewis with failure to appear for
a scheduled bout here last week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
BIKE RACE POSTPONED
Si1-Duy Affair Delayed Until March a.
Due TO Uncertainty OF European
Riders Appearing.
Especial to Tho Times

; NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-Thc European
riders competing in tho Brussels SIX
day race, have cablcd the promoter here
that, owing to the uncertainty OF sail
ings from tho French ports it will be
impossible for them to be here in time
for the siX-day race at Madison Square
Garden. Rather than run the race
without all the crack foreigners. the
promoters have decided to start tho
race on March instcadi of February 90.
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sayr Cochran u.. Contract.

NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-William A.
FOX will not be able to arrange a
match between Jack Dempsey. cham
pion heavyweight fighter. and Georges
Carpenter, French champion. accord
ing TO William ~. Brady. who was ap-
pointed as representative for Cochran.
the British fight promoter. The rea-
sen Inscribed by MIR. Brady was that
Cochran has Carpenter signed up un-
til February Is, 1921.
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Reds Lcnvc for south March <.

CINCINNATI. OHIO. Feb. l6-Ar-
the departure of the Cincinnati Ma
tionai League baseball team. on March
. for Miami. Fla, TO begin spring
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Lcviu,I,y Dcfcnt. IndI.n.

sky. of New York, won the newspaper
decision over Clay Turner. of ST. Paul
in ten-round bout here tonight. Joe
Chip, OF New Castle. defeated Tommy
Robson. Of Maiden. Mass, in eight OF
their ten rounds. Mickey Dillon. OF
Charleroi, Pa, and Joey Daley, of
Eric, Pa. fought q ten-round draw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
Murphy Buys Trotter.

CLEVELAND, Feb. LIT W. Muir
ply, wcll-known driver of Poughkeep-
sic. 5. y. announced today his pur-
chase,of the i..ycar-old trotter, Brusil-
off t2;oi y; from 7. II. Ellis, Phil
aoelphia. The reported price is 100000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
jackson nefcat. Russo,

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 16. Willie
Jackson. New York, defeated Jack
Russo. New Orleans, In a fast six
round bout hero tonight. Jackson
knocked Russo down in the second
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
GIANTS DESIRE REUTER-
Manager mcGraw Offers Zimmerman
ana Another Player Tor
* Reas' Pitcher.
,IRy Aasociated Pross

] CINCINNATI. OHIO. Feb. 16.-Pres-
ident August Hermann, OF the Cincin.
ariJoRerg from the New York National
fEeNEue club OF Hcinie Zimmerman
and another player. not named, for
Waiter Rcuther, southpaw pitcher,
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Merchants.
Insure. ouabcr Ruth.

NEW YORK, Feb 1G.-"Babe" Ruth.
whatever may have been tho Ice OF
his recent purchase is worth $4,000
to Colonel Houston. owner o: tho New
York Yankees. for the colonel an
nounced today that he intends u In
sure "Baht' for that sum.
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William


Britain. right forward .HenIcy
hughes. left forward ,..... Pierce
stevens. center ........... Close
Fleming. right guard .......,. Young
Paulctt. left guard ........ Brooks
?, summary: Field Eoals-Brittain. I;
i; Pierce. .; Close /: Brooks: l. Foul
goals-iiughcs. 4; Pierce. S. Referee. Gooch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
MERCHANTS WIN EASILY
National Stnte and City 0uint Loscs,
20 to 11-G#mc Was Attended
LARGELY

National State and City Bank quint
Proved no match for the Merchants
National Bank five last night in the
Blues Armory, and the latter named
team was victorious BY the score Of
% to II. The contest was attended
largely by followers of the teams, and
considerable enthusiasm was notice
able. National state and City fought
ia I'd, despite the fact they were de-
fcatcd by safe margin.
Ollie pcvine and Laferty did the
best work for the Merchants, whiio
kl!sc and Clayton starred for the Ma
tional state and City.
Tho lineup:
National State
Merchants. Position. and CITY.
Caldwcli...... LEFT forward $1,000. klise
I:anert,y...... right forward ...... Martin
Bunpcll. ......... center ........... Clayton
Turner. ....... right guard ........ Honly
McDoI ell. left guard 5000. Dcvint
Summary: Substitutions-McRac for Tur'
ncr.
Goals from court-Devine, 8: LancrtY. S
BunneI!. 3: McRae. 1: Kiisc. 2: Mcdowell, /
Goals from foul--Clayton, S: Dev;ne, !.
Icfcrce-Beil, c. ii. -. Q.
Time Of halvcs-15 minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15
THE STAGE
COMEDY GALORE ON
PROGRAM AT MOORE

Comedy. from fast patter and
songs 10 alapsiick variety. features
tho new Orphcum bin that opened
at the Moore theatre for "A weeks
run Sunday.
William Gaxton. a. Hal Jepson,
made the biggest hit with Sundays
audiences In The Junior Partner
Hiit by Rupert Hughes. In which
JepHon. a young fellow with n 10,
OF good nature, but no money, sells
his interests In a railroad to a rail
road magnate.
The other comedy numbers are put
over by James Mccormack and Flea
nor Irving, who tell the truth,
Charlie Wilson, The Loo-s Nut"
whose act II OF the pure nut vnrieiyi
Bob Murphy and Elmore White kid
in song and speech the tender sub
iect OF prohibition, and last. but not
least. Hubert Dyer. In a slapsticls
offering with Ben coyne. gets a lot
Of laughs by falling over tables and
chairs.
The Cameron ris'err. rood 20 look
upon. are the artistic performers OF
the week. They dance and sing a
BIT and wear some striking cos
tunes. Edwin Weber ~ at tho piano.
Kittie Thomas. In a bicycle riding
offering. opens the bin. Literary
Digest topics and Kilograms round
out the program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15
WILKES PLAYERS IN
LIVELY OFFERING

One Of the best comedy offerings
presented by tho wilkes Players. IL
the popular verdict Of those who wit.
messed the opening performance sun.
day afternoon OF "Parlor. Bedroom
and Bath"
The story concerns n young wife
who fell In love with her husband
because she believed that he had
been a vcritabie Romeo with the
women in his day. She loved what
she thought was his romantic past
Her husband. however. was an In
nocent sifnpleton whom the swish Of
skirt would have filled with an un-
holy terror. Imagine. then. II you
can, the comical situations which
arise when hubby endeavors To live
up 10 wifie's expectations.
George Rand gives a very finished
performance as the bashfui husba nd
who tries to be a regular ''divn"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15

that II does any good at an An
they 20 By IL what the results s>~n
TO b.. He fights tho idea. too. Ono
great reason Is that an acquaintance
o. his was made absolutely helpless
By Just such thtnez
IL people In general knew sheee
things. the doctor~ for the most
part would 80 begging for some
thing to da win you please put
this IN n conspicuous place In your
columns that Mother" may rec IL.
and thereby be strengthened TO hold
her ground and fight n TO the fin.
ish. This IL a free country. lf we
or any one else would prefer 20 take
chances on having smallpox rather
than TO risk our own lives by de-.
liberateiy going into something dan.
gerous. who can stop usf Fight a
hard night. Mother" and others that
have a little more scrfss than som.
Of our doctors win help you in the
fight
Yours rsspectfarfy and Indignantly.
MISS SENSIBLE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15
LEW WHITE FEATURE
OF COMEDY AT LEWIS

Lew White, as soda fountain
clerk. II the chief fun maker at
Levy's Orpheum this week Tho
name Of the offering Is queen Of
the Modelsr'
White. In reality a nufti-miflion-
aire. DISCUSSES himself an n soda
clerk. In arder 10 win a pretty girl
for his wife. One that wants him,
and not his money. lie gets n great
deal OF comedy OUT OF the scenes In
which he mixes fancy sundses for
the pretty girls.
Others who help tho fun along are
Oscar Gerard. Swedish comedian. AZ
tho hotel proprietor; Madeline NAT
thews. as a chewing gum clerk. md
Beas Hin, as an extravaRant wife.
The musical numbers arc plentiful
and well staged. Perhaps the pref
tiesf offering Of the week is Frank
Budd's telephone speciality, IN whirh
the girls appear 10 decided adyart
sge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15
Advises Wives TO
Make Lore to HUBBY

Dear Miss Grey. WIN you perrnI,
n mere man TO occupy a little OF
your spacef
The letter from T r.. ne woman
who has nice home. . good hus.
band and everything to make her
happy. but at the same time does not
love her husband, brings forribly to
my mind point that too many
wives overlook
The average man rnarrfes for love
and I truly believe II In his desire
that his wife should ever remain his
sweetheart
But the average woman n too
prone TO neglect this relation for the
more selfish joys Of motherhood IL
- not my desire TO beiittle mother.
love. because love for q child IL
hased on the primitive fact that n
child 10 ones own flesh and blood. q
part Of ones self. 30 10 speak
The plight IN which Il r. finds
hersek hut emphasizes the necer-
Sly for women TO awaken 20 q
stronger sense Of that which II their
privilege. even more than II IL n
duty. TO the end that they may strive
harder 10 remain their husbands
sws<theart and make love. for II IL
lack OF love ut homo that eventually
drives men 70 seek for II elsewhere.
This may sound Ike n sermon. but
thexe views are the result Of my own
oxparienc>- T. ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15
NOVELTY ACT HEADS
PALACE HIP SHOW

An artistic novelty on tho new bin
that appeared yesterday at I<oew's
Palace Hip Is the posing exhibition
presented by the -Four Ailoz. These
men and women. In their replicas Of
famous bculptural masterpieces, Of
fer some exceptionally clever pos
ing. and the use Of radium platinum
on the bodies, costumes and details
OF the groups. together with unusual
lighting effects produce beautiful
results.
Fred Hubbard and his supporting
company present a cleveriy CON
structed comedy playiet entitled
"Pinched." Goldberg and Wayne
reap n goodly share OF the applause
harvest with their singing Of original
songs
'Biackoiory" n the label attached
10 the clever skdt offered by Ken
nedy and Martin, blaclface come
dams The musical offering Of Eliza
beth Arden and Mckee Tracey IL Of
a high order. Mae Murray In the
star OF the feature photoplay. The
A Ii c OF Love"
approximately $500 persons vislD
the New York aquarium every day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15
She's Against
Vaccination

Dear Miss Grey Last night 7 read
m article In The Star about vaccina-
ton A mother would not submit to
having her daughters being poisoned
with the virua
Miss Grey. In 1919. was told. as
= child. that II was necessary to re-
eeive II or stop school. 30. rather than
miss an education. I submitted. Not
many days after the ordeal was over.
there was rash broke out on my
face. have 90 this day an ugly
scar from that which was blood
poisoning from the virus. Since
that time I have fought IL for my
sister. She has missed a. much as
. week at a time on this account
! had an acquaintance who was vac
cinated and died of lock jaw soon
after from blood poisoning by vac
cination.
A medical doctor told me IN this
city that there In no positive proof
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15

Dcb'r car passed Bob's at the
gate. I put my sad thoughts away
and ran 10 tho door 10 welcome
her Then led her. 20 Ted and
escaped. Tcd wouldn't mias me
and Deb ought 20 be robbed OF all
her defensoa
She came to me an, hour later
with:
I'm 70 glad told him HIS
wonderfuir'
Most OF the riris In this town
think so.- yentured like TO
rrmind Deb frequently that certain
very handsome young women were
Wild To take tho man she seemed
bent on REFUSING.
Tie asked me 10 marry him
again l knew ~ would. Ito said
weeks aro that he intended 70 ask
me every time he Jaw mcr
or course this sent mo on INTO
gale OF laughter.
And he has kept his word. Deb
added.
"what a delightful romance Deb
bic DEAR How all tho girls ~ouid
envy you " they knewi II must he
| porfee,iy thrilling 90 have man
az attractive as Ted Moore propose
every time he secs YOU
.It never did set 10 Be Nery
,,ooo,onoun Deb confcnred. But
Of course have tired TO pass y
of as a joks. Ted ana nave
laughed at II together
Deborah Burns, YOU'RE q h'Ar'
vnmpi You let me ask Ted 10 come
her, simply TO hear him propose
for the hundrcdth timer
..oh no, I think II Il only the
twen,yacventhr'
..You rcfused--awainT
mo, exactly. First tod MN
that he N not and prohably never
could be firat IN my hearif
..Afv own Idea. Dehbie dear. y
cha, TED has had more than one
heart affair Of his own
..Ite snid 40. iic told me- that ne
fen In love with his iandiahy's
laughter when he went 10 college.
Th.n he had proposed 10 Eirl
when he was In the army. a Fir
who turned him down when abe
| learned that he was poor. Ana
no says that Kiri proposed 10
him last winter
Goodness Eracious'- ercia'rned-
Hero was more romance than ] had
dreamed Of
..shs war IN the same offce-he
-Do you mean 10 ray that you
y - =