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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04
ILLINOIS RRoKER KILLS sELF.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, Nov. 4-Finsn-
cial difficulties as stock broker in
Peoria. Ill, is said to have caused Loren
NJ. Dinsey, 30, 70 fire a bullet into his
brain here today. His wife followed him
to say difficulties had been Strengthened
out
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04

The Stanford University bonfire before
1t was set on fire. Compare it to the
students on It.
The season for bonfires Is now on in
this country, and every college in the
land strives to Guido the others with the
size of its blaze
Santa Clara college students in Cali
fornia on the eve Of their football strug-
gle with Stanford University built the
pile for their bonfire out Of railway ties
gathered from miles about and carried
great distances.
When the great pile was ignited 1t
made a pillar Of flame that could be
seen throughout the entire county.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04
ASKED ABOUT SEVERAL
OTHER CITY CONTRACTS. 4"

Corporation Counsel Ashby was asks
what were the several other city con
tracts" upon which payments for ma
terials IN advance had been made.
THAT is a statement" he said
There never has been such a paymen;
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04
CITY ABANDONS
PROPOSAL FOR
SERVICE AT-COST

result in higher fare than would actual
ly be needed for the necessary improve
ments and extensions in service. He
favOrs granting the company only such
increases in fare from time to time as
are shown to the board and to the public
service commission are needed at the
particular time.
The street car company, in the order
of the commission given Jan. 6, 1919, was
granted the privilege Of charging q
straight cash fare of five cents, with
transfers and tickets at the rate of five
for % cents. This was a continuance
Of the order granted during the war,
which was to be withdrawn 100 days
following the signature of the peace
treaty.
QUESTION
OF CREDIT.
The street car company, however, filed
with the commission 81 petition setting
forth that they were having di~icu'tv In
obtaining credit because of the indefinite
ness Of the continuance OF the rates eff
fective at that time.
In order to overcome this difficulty. fol-
lowing a conference with city officials,
the Service cost plan was agreed on
as the best method of providing relief
for the company.
Suggestions for such n plan were ac-
cOrdingly filed with the commission,
which provided fares as follows:
1. Five-cent cash fare with transfers
,. Five-cent cash fare, twenty tickets
foc 81, with transfers
3. Five-cent cash fare, ten tickets for
40 cents with transfers.
4. Five-ce cash fare, six tickets for
twenty five cents, with transfers
3. Five-cent cash fare, six tickets for
twenty five cents, twenty five tickets for
one dollar with transfers.
Suggestion Ne 1 is the highest fare
that would have been charged with a
maximum Of operating costs, under the
service at-cost plan, while No. is the
lowest fare, with a minimum operating
cost. and the fare provided for in the
franchise from the city.
Following the presentation of the city's
suggestions, a committee representing the
city, street car company and the Public
Service Commission, investigated opera
ton Of the service at-cost plan In Cleve-
land and Cincinnati. with view of in
cooperating the best features of the plan
In these cities. into the plan to be adopted
in Indianapolis.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04
To Glue the Hair a
Naturally w ny Effect

Ever since the virtues Of the sinner
tne hair-curling method first became
known in this country, druggists here
have been having a really extraordinary
demand for liquid silmerine. Its effec-
ttveness, its convenience and its entire
harmlessness doubtless have been respon-
sible for its increasing use among we'll
groomei women
One need only apply a little of the
liquid with a clean tooth brush before
doing up the hair and the tresses viii
have a beautiful, wavy and glossy ap-
pearance, which bears no marks of ar
tidci4lity. The best way is~to divide
the hair into strands and moisten each
of them from root to tip. There is no
discolOration. no sticky, streaky or other
unpleasant feature. Liquid silmerine is
fine also as an aid in shaping "ear
muffs" and in keeping them in place over
the Observation-Disclosures.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04
NINE DRIVER is KILLED

BONNEVILLE. Ind, Nov 4.-Tobin
Cundlr. 90 mule driver at the Menden
mine near here. was killed at the mine
last night in a coal car collision.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04

Hot Fountain a.
2mnA ~.um
Aaags Pills Rdachs ant GorsipaF1n
Drug Aoesor L in C d The SoppngD
The ~ Drug Store 10 Illinois SIX Doors North of nrur0 Stallion
Drug
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CONTINUED From Page one)
the company an additional $4,000 for
that month for materials on hand. Later.
however, the board received an opinion
from Samuel Ashby. city corporation
counsel, saying that this payment was
Illegal, and the board at once called the
company officials to arrange for a
-.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24
LEGAL.

Published in the Tulsa Daily world June
u, -, 2S "a and 90, 1870 World
Publishing co.. pubishers
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,
dire station kendall
BIDS Will be received at the office or the
City Auditor Tulsa, Oklahoma, unth ,
O'Clock = NJ. Thursday July lsL 1890
Tor al! materials and construction for a
Fire Statioc located Lots 10, 90 2l and
~. Block 10, college View Addition, apd
north SO IT, Of Lot /. Highland Addition
iA City OF Tulsa, in accordance with plans
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24
BOARD AND ROOMS

LIGHT U0IsEKEErING ROOMS ID
I NEATLY furnlahol is,ht houac Keeping
rooms az "a n, Gillette, one hair block
Of Admiral Jiiney Price reasonable
ELWOOD. y, 10 furniahsd K0uso-
keeping rooms close IN, Il2 per week
No children. Call OsaEe Gbt1
SECOND, o. Iiis--Two nght housckocp-
Ing rooms Modctn.
bETHOIT n, i80J-lThrcc Ught hOtsc,
Keeping rooms; completely furnished
Phone OsaFe 1873 after y IN.
VICTOR s.. 10 Moo iIght h0uso.
Keeping rooms for rent
PHOENIX y, iI9-3 nice upstaiTF rooms
for llght house keeping, water and
FOR NENT-NeW, nicely fur0ia6ed IITG
houss keeping rooms Phone osage
stlI
SECOND, r. i55t--Two' rooms, clean and
PEORIA. &. I-F1fHished iight 60u-e
keeping room. Near car and 1ltne5
.BCST0N. g. I746-Tw0 IsTEs south
rooms Tor housekeeping ground floor,
reSr entrance. good we'll OFsre VIZ
6osT0N, ..,-7 i77ts-.[w9{ !ags,s- sogl6 ~,
housekeeping, piano, front and rear on
trance good we'll uh1nc OEage tSl2
HOuLDER N. fl9-LlGht house Keeping
rooms for rent
TWO sGpss ss fssDos t,rDs.s sSR n 'sSlD sSD
walking distance Ossge ilsl.
CHEYESSE. n. G27 1.-TWO cool modern
house keeping rooms, ground floor
Room for q fine nolrhhorhopdi close In
BOUIDER n, E23 "a rooms, modern,
hIgh class furnished apartment. bsautl-
fully furnished Private entrance; fine
nelghborhood close In "
: LGHT house keeping rooms Close In
Phone cedar 1928
LTGHT no1Sa EssrIng rooms az f-2 s
Elw0od Usage s09h.
SECOND ", 2il-Nice kitchenette apart
mcnt; furnished for rent. ni.
| ! FTHNiSHED rooms Ia walking dis
tsnCo, Usage ItS,.
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LEGAL.

and specifications approved by the Board
Of Commissioners
Bidders may state price in aggregate Tor
furnishing all materials and doing all the
work for the completion ot the building.
bidders awarded the contract 20 furnish
SURETY BOND to the City oi Tulsa
~.ihin ten days after the award
4 certified check payable to the city
Tu'sI ibe soan, m 'ng of Sv vbs per enh y"
from each bidder.
Specifications and plans are on file at
okla. 4 deposit OF ,io 90 required for
set OF plans and specifications
The right to reject any and all bids Is
reserved TO the Board OF Commissioners
OF the city Of Tulsa Okla,
All bids will be opened and considered
by the Board 9f commissioners OF said
held in the city Hall In said City at >
oSllock A NJ. on the and day Of July
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TULSA
COUNTY. STATE OF OKLAHOMA,
In the Matter Of the Dissolution Of EN-
tension OIL and Gas Company. a Corpora
NOTICE
The state Of oklahoma, TO all persons
to whom this notice may come, greeting:
Notice is hereby given that the ENten-
sion OIL & Gas Co. a corporation: exist
ing under the Jaws Of the state ~ Okla
homa, with It's principal Office at Tulsa,
Tulsa County oklahoma, has filed In the
district court Of said Tulsa County, okla
homa, its petition asking for an order dis
solving the said corporation, and alleging
In said petition that at a meeting Of the
stockholders duly and legally called and
held on March %, 1920, at which said
meeting all Of the stockholders were pres
ent a resolution was unanimously adopted
providing for said dissolution, and author
izing the officers and directors TO pro-
cure said dissolution, and that all claims
and demands against the said corporation
have been sRtisfied and discharged and
that said petition has been set down for
final hearing on the 18th day Of July, A.
-. 1920, and that unless an objection, or
objections to said dissolution be filed In
said cause on or before the day OF hear
ing. as aforesaid. the allegations set forth
In said petition will be taken as true and
judgment rendered accordingly.
In witness whereof. | have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal of said court
this the 9Th day Of June. A. u, 1920.
JOHN ID. PORTER,
(SEAL) Court Clerk.
By WILLIAM ROUSE, Deputy.
G. EARL SHAFFER,
Attorney for Petitioner
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AUTOMOBILES


NlI0NOHlt rs tuN NNl '"
MARMOS ~ il?O, 7.psHaonger touring
Used as show car Run 200 miles
Sacrifice TO settle estate Address Ih2 -
catc " world
FOR SALE .passenEot Hupmobt. lust
ovcrhauled new tires and repaintri.
leaving town Must sell cheap. SIG N,
Main OHsFc abk7.
ron SALE-une hiE Mctcrr roadster In
excellent condition For Information
call at Btoadwav rheater noN office.
For SAiE-Five,pa touring car
In No I condition, Would ronaldet
equity in small house and lot IN Tulsa
i9i2 n. Eleventh street
FOR SALE-lp20 t.passenEer Dodge car
drove i00O milea Must sell soon.
Phone OHage 2S11-J or call Az g.,
Victor
TIRES ron SALE--rcn 40 by . and
fourteen 30 by i-2 tires at batgain
one 0, by la Micholin Cord almos,
new one aiSt, one s2St, three e7sa 2
tires In good condition. sis E. Fourth
Usage 7fsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24
AUTOMOBILES


AUTOMOBILES rOh SALE 10
TULSA 1919 Best Of condition. Some
terms Cedar at
OAKLAND COUPE 1873 A l condition,
new paint Cedar 3lt
BUlCK IIOHT = model E-i5 good com
dltlon Cedar SiA
OAKLAND ROADSTER iyis Terms
cedar Sii
1918 CHEVROLET igO flnc condition
5000. ts25 down Terms 90 suit Cedar
3ii
For SATF--Gno 1919 T-passengef Jor-
dan, good new Call OsaEe i232
BUICK 1919 model. passenger touring
car fully equipped, perfect mechanical
condition. exceptional bargain for cash,
Osage s2sa
AUTOMOBILES WANTED
100 for wrecking. highest cash price;
we buy accessories job lot.
AUTO SALVAGE
2i5 East Second Street
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
lost AND FOUNn

S T Q l. E N
we will pay 800 REWARD for recovery
Of our x. Model As BUICK car stolen In
Tulsa. Tuesday. June Is;
Body Number s25o2s
Engine Number 6l5i7i
and 800 ADDITIONAL FOR ARREST
AND CONVICTION OF THIEF.
when stolen car had beno driven about
500 miles The two straps inside top were
broken loose In front and there were two
screw,eyes near front on left running
board.
Louisiana license plate number 1929.
GOODYEAR TIRES NUMBERED AS
FOLLOWS.
si391-RIB CORD
G09Ss-RlB CORD
29Oo50-ALL WEATHER TREAD
2lH2e--ALL WEATHER TREAD
3l3S35-ALL WEATHER TREAD
WIRE INFORMATION TO FOSTER OIL
COMPANY, ROOM l07. EXCHANGE MA
TloNAL BANK BLDG, TULSA, OKLA.
L0ST-2-A Kodak Sand Springs park
Sunday afternoon, finder please phone
LOST-FcmsIc mouse coIoTed greyhound,
reward altered. Osnge S2G2
LosT-Tuesday white male persian cat
reward offered. Usage k262
LOST-Key ring with safety deposit key
COW, notch cut out of right ear and
white rings around eyes. Was wearing
halter when she left home. Phone Cedar
llN5.
LOST Tays suit coat lost between
Seventeenth and Boulder and baseball
park, reward to return TO 9lS Kennedy
PoLicE department. holding cameo
broach, owner can have same by de-
scrihinE party and naylng for ad
L0ST-Key ring Win safety deposit key
No G7g, Finder call Cedar eSt ana
receive reward
ONE black part Jersey COW yearling
nse ,rsrsS s1 ro@ SG'1r Fst S%G Foes night o
June 9l Address II s Pege II, II, } BOX
81 or call osaEe 9e District court
{75 REWARD
STRAYED OR STOLEN
Above reward viii be paid for return to
Vighoart, Okla of one dark bay mare
1boat hands hiSn; weight about 900; 3 ;
right Jaw For further information ad-
dress + q noy t2S nieheart. OKLA
f-5ST-SunIay hoys suit coat at the
Grand stand At the ball park Phone
OsaRc llto Reward --------------s-----
Will, PARTY who took umbrella Monday
morning from Union national bank win
initials " V. carved In handle return 20
A22 s Frisco or Will cause some trouble,
ETRAYED-TwO mules, both hlemished
, one black horse mule blemishNn IN mock
one light brown mare nulei Walks on TOE
on hind foot, ] viii pay SO for informa.
lion p. W voYes, Drumright OKLA BOX
( 'i7 --- -----------------.
T0ST in front OF Melrose apartments, sth
ana EIgln ladies' small leather purse.
Finder please call Ossge tll5-J. kswaGd.
TOS'T-Tire with yellow striped tire cover,
Maple Ridge. Return TO Motor Inn or
call Room 52s Tulsa Hotel WIZ pay re-
ward W. II, Chase,
sTRAYTD OR STOLEN young horses
/ weight about 800, Brown and bay
No brand rtWard 1911 Monroe
LOST-0ne very thin 2.year;old Jersey
/ COW. notch cut out OF right ear and
7 white rings around eyes; was wearing
halter when she left home, Phone Cedar
llsb. ----------------
Purely PFfsoNAL
DON'T SUFFER- WITH CANCER.
| r,oiays are fatal I can cure you NOW
Ii,,, NO ONE can Sec me or write
z b Russell 7i5 South Forest, Tulsa.
FNTTN0N7T Maternity Hospital FOR con
/ finenent private, prices reasonahle
NAV work for board. babies adopted
WWrjte for booklet Mrs T. u Long
,oil e. Twenty-seventh ST. Kansas CITY
i Mo.
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nIL.ii'N,ois ROOMS
sipM s. BOULDER

Flrat building north postothce; very DO
t,abIc. clean, nicely furnished rooms, hot
and cold running water electric fans
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DON'T SUFFER- WITH CANCER
f,eiavs are fstal I can cure you now
No ONE can Sec me or write
G b. Russell, 7il South Forest. Tulsa.
FATENON'F Maternity Hospital for con
flnement, private prices reasonable,
urH{ az hnoklet Mrs T u Long
Til e. twenty seventh St., Kansas City
Mo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24

TT'pEIsHED ROOM, northeast corner;
well ventilated; well furnished: adJoin,
ing hath. iu new brick apartment; second
floor; close In. 0snEe z6ls.
MODERN newly furnished front room, or
street car and jitney line, st50 PEI
week 90 South Wheeling
llO WEST Gulden. cool sleeping room fo
ono on two on car line hut within good
walking distance. Usage 1898
9-ROOM home, quiet cool, given over
Gentlemen only. ono large southeay
r-' oom left Every convenience. osag,
ssss.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24

NANTUtiH n, b2p--Ons larHe sleeping
room adjoining bath. gentlemen nnlyi
III blocks from jltney. Phone Cedar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24

N,-Nicciy futniShed front
room next TO bath Private family
0aaes g4gt
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outside entrance electricity, clothes
closet private family. on car line. walk
iuu aiatanrr alt East fifth,
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TWO DESIRABLE upstairs sleeping rooms
sdjoiulng bath close In. phone osag,
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AFlr hut--NitpIy furnished
gentleman only OsrRc l2fa
liOATON S I1Gi--A bgsuufui turniHhed
room la rttyate homei hath adjoining
OsasS 7gep '"' W
,f,,s -----I------s
room 1ns,,,,s adio,rins hath on north
Main car iinS ,s prr wsef Osagc stfs.j.
~, --, ..,oT, ,,,s,,,,
.,,h ',Nn,utngg ",,g ho, .,1 rold wetef'
,yr,LU ,stns' ,s,ge 9taE
,,-,,, II -,,,,,,T,.I,sd
'si,.ring tno,n Pyl,sto home Usage
,sti
ron NtVT fa,se cooi siserIns fooin.
NNlN ~ l,,s Ia'a,,sS,o Tnpms Con.
ear an. u,ncy darags II desired
TWO sleeping fnsns ~ rt'Nsnss, h''"''
s.y.,,, Hls t",.H. ~, ,,, - sooJ
location nou,h side priVsatss fanny
renllsmsn preferred 1,AsEe & .IuS ..Vl,------.-,-
CLEAN well furnished front room NJ
Joining bath, close h, Vne " WV
sem lleinen- Ihgne ,lsHEe - -
gentlemen bath edjo'9'ns, snse ,ens
ptl.sste eh,tan,v, rhonn e'sdar i,as
rf,sp q n m
g.,,,sy So, ,i,es.- -,ii.cr1ns room con.
CilEf NO 81, Nl'c heehihh ,'pa a, liz.
Hates reasonable phone 1881
fsi7nNIgiiTn so,nmer cottages on the
river ana scenic auto road three miles
water eoa,ns ha,h,ns tlHeins also VS. ins. fys.
room modern bungalow ~ town TOT SUM
met write llok WI ceosh9, s,o, ,-.,-.,.----,
cllEYENNh N-,N,'sseH p,,y.is ,Synis"'n ,smIiy %
o room neA' y" o''"'
ussss ,.,,.y,y,., 80 .,,,;.,,
pos,,o hath close in, 81 per week. Phone
9saks sae !ie,., OF Geas. lasy. =, .,;.U
ron NENT-ono turnlshsd Ioom Va"
after 80 Z ~, a,!e =. S,n.1 ss
Eluliru w. ,Sn, n,I.usn, n,,ex ,%" o,o.s
In 'ps Pn"ns ~ 1gas W ''''
NANThus 's.,1"s s.n,sr.n ,s1s reselS snly
III blochs from jltney. Phone Cedar
its7
ron TENT-Froat room adIoinInE bath
outside entrance electricity. cla,he"
ing distance, slt East rifth. rifth.--
f,ogToN a sip--One nice sieepinH room
for ssn,ieman only
sI,NETTN0 R60M-upsiaITs. east font
four large windows bath. close In
STTEI-Y furnisHsd front room nsst to
hath Private family. osase stsS.
n. " one block from Catholic Cathedral.
nm, u, SjsTIS ~. Front room
cnEr cnrs,, Enss m .a o. a, cot,Sgs 4, rear
~ SosI-NIc. cool sIeee.
i"E ,eon. one or two gentlemen. Phone
otare 1872 -
EINOOp A. blf-Vnom with sleeping
porch! gentlemen only Usage ito0
ktrOSD- " 2iS-fvatson apart
men,A Idylns room and bed room, room.
stSTf,asfg,N Iaif~-NtneIy Furnished
.,.en,os roofn.l suitable for Q parties.
Phone Usage stat.J
noo VI, ,i, .rJ,ahi, Tor one or two
,.,an,a phone Oeaxs psak
sJ,,0 iy,,,-V IT, a,senIna room FOR
Np ysn, near boarding house
s,-r-s., ---7,- .i..,1
lFHfhCo, ~, foi-N"eV i"n'sne" "'"''-
Ing room. m.-.----..-----------------
SOUTH WEsr sieepinE room fof eoap,s
or two senue'he"' r'Na''
'euar W. --------------.----------------
| SOUTH sleeping room, close IN near
| Eleventh street, garage uesNn"'
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DENVER SOUTH-s,eppins room op-
posite bath, close In IS per week. Fhone
Oaaue 61g or cedar 1872.
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EIUUTII " 1.-TWO nlcely fufnIHhrd
In phone T92a
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SIEEpiNu room, private family. for
gentlemen bath adjoining, single beds'
katherips apartments Phone Cedar i,as
~
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south cast room with connecting bath
gentleman only. DanEc f2ta.
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~ SAMUEL II. DYE, Potent,,.
N IL. NJ, WELLIVER Recorder
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F0R nENr-0no turnished room, call
nfter i.a0 q M. ltis v. Ninth st.
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BOARD AND ROOMS


rirrH, ", 6iS-Eldctiy lady alone
would share rpoma tower floot
modern with refined lady employed
Close In on rsr line psagc h1is
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-05-06
BELOVED GOLF CAME FIRST
Little Things Like Marital Ties and
the Demands of Business Didn't
Worry These Devotees.

A golfers wife had just told her hus-
band that she intended to leave him
forever, not because he was a golfer,
but for some other reason.
"Wil nothing alter your decision?
VIII nothing induce you to stay" he
asked.
The wife was obdurate.
We'll, he said, iii is a terrible
shock, but while you are packing, 1
think / will go oat on the lawn and
do q little puttingg'
THIS Is reminiscent of a story of n
OF The heroes Of golf, an Edinburgh
innkaepsr who lived a hundred years
age or fhereabouts. He was 50 devot-
ed To The game that he started playing
81 dawn and was seen al night putting
The greens by the light of q can
die AT last his wife applied for a
separation on the ground that her nus
aas ae 10 mis- Dusi.
he went 10 the court, admitted tba
Impeachment, and said "She can have
all / got II she viii give me so much a
week TO buy golf balls. She can look
after the business"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-05-06

have done the work! Sho shiyered AZ
the thought Of what Allan had en-
capped, and caught hin hand impu,-
sively. as she had on thai other nieht
OF terror.
on, Allan Harrington. / wouldnt
do anything cughtn't to. know IL.
dreadful. having a strange cir,
wished on you this way. but truly :
mean to be as good as I can, ana
never IN the way or anything. In
deed. you may trust me! You-yo,,
don't mind having ME round, do yoa"
Al!an's cold hand closed kindly on
hers, He spoke for the .frst time an
Il well man speaks, quietly, Connected
~, and with Il little authority.
The fact that | am married. to
you does not weigh on me at ali, my
dear child" he said. 4 shall be dead.
you know, this time five years. and
WHAT dlrference does it make wheth-
er I'm married or not? l don't MIND
You at all. o seem a very kind
and pleasant person. am sure [
can trust you. Now ara you re-
lssuredo"
oh. yes said Phyllis raaiant,y.
az" 50" can crust me, and won't
russ. All o have to do il / pore
you is to look bored. You can, you
know. You don't know how well
you do it! And Ill stop. I'm going
TO ask Wallis how much OF my So
ciety you'd better have. if any"
Why, l don't think u good deal of
it would hurt me-" he said inditfer-
entity. But he smiled in u quite
friendly fashion.
"All right said Phyllis again
brightly. But she fell silent then.
There We're two kinds OF Allan. she
reflected. This kind of Allan, who
was very much more grown-up and
wise than she was, and of whom she
still stood a little in awe; and the
little boy Allan who had chung to her
nervous dread of the dark the
other night-whom she nae sent TO
sleep with children's stories. She
wondered which Vas real, which he
had been when he was we'll.
I must go now and have something
out with Mrs. Clancy" She said, sfnil-
ing and rising. Shes perfectly Ger
tain carpets have to come up when
you put down mattings, and I'm per-
fectly certain they don't"
She tucked the despised list, to
which she had furtively added her
bull-pup, into her sleeve. col her
hand from his and went away. 1t
seemed to Allan that the room was q
little darker.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-05-06
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