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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
Here's How
Seals Won
First Go
Agnew Knocks in Winning
Run in Final Canto
With Single

Thnt'a the score OF tho firrt tint Of
the Coast league season on tho home
lot Here's bow San Francisco
turned tho trick O'Connotl led OF In
tho ninth with n single and went to
second on Connolly'e sacrifice. Kamm
popped out nnd Agnew slapped the
apple into lcft Geld for the winning
run.
Both teams scored IN the nrHt
chapter. Schick angicd 20 left. went
10 second on Corhan'a single. and
oamo over when cavcncy's single
went thru Kopp's ingn. Bohne tripled
for Seattle In tho first and counted
on VOTERS infield roller
Seattle took tho lead IN the fourth
when Murphy tripled and came over
on perfect squeeze play with Ken.
worthy laying down pretty hunt
Tho SEALS made II $3.50 in the next
frame. Hurler Ceary for Seattle kind
Of muHacd things up. with sehick
on second cavcney hit n slow roller
Ia the seattle pitcher and with one
out Geary tried 20 nip schiek at
third. and that worthy arrived at the
bag safely Koerncr followed with a
sacrifice ny. that would have made
the third out and Schick scored,
Seattle had more than enough hard
luck kenworthy waited too long on
SECOND IN the second frame when
Hartford busted the agate for a hit
20 rieht Tho ride was retired with.
out scoring. And 80 on and 30 on.
pano Fortune smiled on san Fran.
cisco yesterday, but the games can't
b. won after the third man In out In
the ninth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22

GIBSON GETS
BIG BID FOR
LIGHTIE KING

los ANGELES. Cal. April 81
nniy Gibson. manager ~ LiFht'
weight Champion Kenny Leonard.
announced today that Dave Drtscoil.
fight promoter % Jersey city. has
offered Leonard tiOo. 900 for three
cixnt.ruund no-dsclaien bouts This
la said 20 oe a record for The ught
weight division.
Mike O'Dowd. rnhidiow~ight cham
pion. Georges Papin. French Ia
pound title holder. and other John
ny Dundee or Richie Mitchell are
the Ncrapp~rs Driscon wants Icon
ard TO meet
Gibson DECLARED he h undecided
whether he viii accept prlscoi'a Of
fer. as Leonard viii b. kept busy
with motion picture contracts until
June
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
Shade VIII
Have Slight
Weight Edg,
How Opponents Measure d
for Big Scrap at Arena.
Friday; Other Bouts
THEIR MEASUREMENTS

Billy Shade. the California mir
who boxes Johnny Crifnths. III
Akron flash. at the Arena Frfdsy
win have a slight advantage ~
weight over the Eastern crNk
While IL isn't much, IL may cotut /
there Is much infighting-
While al the talk concerning n,
mix has been about Crifnth1nrf
Is one Of the leading cor
for the worlds weiter crowd
should give him n busy ~ :
one thing is IN Shades favor. IN
II Cnfnths first four.round f1sh
and he is used 20 the longer a.
lance. Shade is a strong finishe
and irs no cinch TO nght at tDi
speed for four rounds when THAT /.
the time usually taken 20 xzx11
up In a long-diatance mix.
Most Of the time. when a =
comes from the East the Coz
10y Is hopcicssly outelassed. b
Shade Is being given fine chano
To beat the visitor. in spite Of Is
cluHy reputation "A
Young Hector. Brenerton hegl@
weight. viii start on his comeh
campaign ia the serni.windup ~
be meets Bob Allen. a newcoo
In the nemiwindup. Hector ~
one OF Fuiton's crtishers on y
teeth and also took the count re
Gently. but that's no diagrace a.
Fulton just slowed away ansfhe'
good man last night w1en d
rocked Jack Thompson. the nes1
heavyweight. to. sleep.
In the other bouts on the cnrs
Danny Edwards. the colored la.
tam. will toss gloves with Joe Fa|
rell Mickey Brown meets Bud TT.
gerald and Stan Fitzgerald bon
KID Robbins L.
Because Of the big medal bed
turned over 10 the main eyenteA
Promoter Hite has been forced
boost reserved seat prices ono
wheel A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
LOTS OF STUNTS
YESTERDAY

There were plenty % stunts for
the fans yesterday before the game
got under why. An aviator toeseSi
the firEt BAN on the nsid aud then
Chief Warren proceeded 10 don the
catcher's paraphernalla and missed
Mayor Caidwelrs first offering. as Is
The usual custom Clarence Kolb
Of Kolb and Dni. walked to the
plate and srnote the mayors deliv
cry for n four.base crash altho some
bum fielding on the part Of Blly
Cunningham. who caught the ball AZ
second base. helped KoIb around the
paths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
TIGHT GAMES ON TAP
IN ANGLE TOURNEY

Here Rrn The scores Of tho three
cushion matches played at Pop. sgb.
lays yesterday.
otto Roisolt ~. Chase Smiley 81. e.
innings. Bob Canncfax 20. Charley
McCourt 20. Reinrn 80. a. innings.
Cannefax 90. siblcy -. 30 innings.
Toiay'H schedule was 10 be Mo.
Court and Siblay IN the afternoon.
with cznnefRx playing ReisciL
In tho evening performance Can.
nefaN u 90 meet McCourt and sibicy
h billed To meet Rriseit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
KuBANE WINS NY X. q.

LORAfN. o. April - -I0hnny
Kiibane. fcatherScight champion.
demonstrated he stiu packs n knock
out waliop when h. measured Alvie
Miller. Loruin, for tho count in -
seventh round OF scheduled 10
round fight here last night Kllhane
toycd with Miller for tho first two
rounds. and then knocked him down
nine time IN tho third. He tossed
him around for the next three
rounds. then IN the seventh flashed
left to the jaw. following by a light.
ming eight to the Eame spot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
GREENLEAF HANGS UP
RUN OF ia POINTS

Clicking on an unfinished run Of
ia. Ralph Crronioaf. worlds pocket
billiard champion. ran out In two In
ninFs In his match with Jerome
keough AZ Brown a Hulrn's pariorB
last night lie played pcrfcci posi-
ton and mads spectacular sbov-
ing. He holds the record % 1856
points IN a single run. bat bis per.
Torrance Last night was better than
anything he has done 20 far
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
SEALS HAVE
GOOD MACHINE

The Seals have good ma
chine. Their infield works will
together N they have played
one SEASON intact Corhan ard
Cayoncy. at the middle station.
ARE dependable pair. and
hasnm at third Il one 81 the
clasricst workers In the league.
koe~psr. at first. l. y good firxt
ba-esnan who hits the bali hard
Scott pitched good ball ye-trr.
day. and with aieh good work.
er> ~ sesfon and Smith yet to
be heard from ths Seals have
plenty of good pitching. OCon
nell ard Counelley. tho two n~w
additions TO the outfSeld. uad,, a
big hit yesterday. Roth are
young fellows and hit the ball
hard Sam Arncw. behind the
plate. was In thu Eanpe an AZ
ths time and showed = d~adfy
whip. lie delivered the safe
smack IN the ninth that brought
over the winning run Merry
Shicl<. oert~rfields~. showed well
too. lie hit TIN bail hard and
moved around fast so much
for tin Seals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
PREP BALL TEAMS
TO TANGlE FRIDAY

stx Seattle hiFh school teams viii
swing into action again Friday
Lincoln. with three straight wins.
will tangie with broadway AZ Broad.
way In tho most important mix Of
tho day. In tho other games West
Seattle entertains Ballard and Frank.
lin viii play Queen Anne a; Queen
Anne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
Siwashes Haze Punch and
Make Good Impression on
Huge Crowd at First Mix
1900 Fans lam Park for Opener; San Francisco Has
Wel-Oled Machine; Locals Need More Work Togeth-
err: OutfelderS Haven't Started to Hit Much Yet.
BY LEO ii. LASSEN

Thirteen thousand baseball fans damned the Rainier
valley ball lot yesterday and Clyde Wares collection
Of bah tosses the once over and spite of the fact that
San Francisco walked off with the game by 3 to
count. the Seattle team made big hit with customers
The big crowd at yesterdays melee smashed all Seattle
attendance records The official count not ready this
morning but it expected to hover around the $4,000
mark. After n morning Of rain the skies cleared
and it was good baseball weather when the game was
called.
The Seattle club showed its punch yesterday when Sammy
Bohne and Rod Murphy hammered the agate big league
style Bohne cracked three offerings of Jim Scott during
the afternoon that should have been trio of hits Jimmy
Connolly Seal eftfieder nearly breaking leg when he
pulled sure triple of the air in Sammys second trip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
REED BOXES MURPHY
IN MIX AT TACOMA

wild RIM Reed. the husky II,
coma heavyweight. boxes spud Mur.
ply Of san Francisco IN a HiK round
so At Tacoma tonight II looks ike
a bum match. bccauHe Reed wili out.
weigh the Golden Gate bog by AZ
loaEs 30 pounds Joe IiarrahAn 81 Sc
atue VII meet taekey Morrow Of
Tacoma In a sir round bout IN The
semi wineup They're foathcrwcightA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
LUX is MATCHED TO
BOX HARVEY THORPE

Morrie Lux. Coast wcitar cham
pion. has been matched 20 box 10.
round battle with Harvey Thorpe.
Kansas City boy. IN Kansas city.
April 40 Both arc home town boys
and rank high IN The profession
Lux Will leave for tho Coast soon
after bis 70.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
WILDE WINS

CAMDEN. ~. j. April Jimmy
Wide. Of England bcat Battling
Murray, tho Philadelphia flywcisht.
In the final round Of their eight
round bout here iart night. when
Billy Recap. referee. stopped tho con-
test with less than n minute TO so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
REDS START SOMETHING

MIAMI. Fla Because the Cincin.
natl Reds had such good time at
Miami last winter Ave OF the worlds
champs have asked the Miami Cham
Der Of Commerce tho chances OF hav-
ing n team similar 10 those In Cuba
and California next winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
DARCY HEATS DENNY

OAKLAND. Cal. April zs--Jisa-
my Darcy Of Portland decisivsiy
trimmed Frankie Denny Of Oakland
last night Denny landed several
body blows at tho outset and took
tho first runnd. but the other three
went 10 tho northcrner by a wide
margin. In the semi ~ineup Jimmy
DUFFY was given tho decision over
joel Miller Young Farrell beat
Frank Garcia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22

w WIIf Y aTNH7 TT N VI" NNElE' IT
the tlmc. A few more ball players
OF this type would bring Seattle a
flag Ia walk.
Jack Adams. Seatties new catcher.
worked well yesterday. Ho has a
nifty throwing arm and cut down
several runners at tho keystone bag
He looks like a steady worker.
So much for the Seattle team as
Il showed up yesterday. We rtil
have iot OF pitchers TO look over
Al Demarcc. Socks slrhcld. Herb
Brcnton. Harry Gardner. Ernie
Schorr and Sweeney viii all be .eon
In action during the week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
START Open PLANS

TOLEDo.--This city made elabor.
ate plans to entertain guests 10 the
willard Dempsey chang ion ship
match last July. but they do not
compare 90 those being laid to
handle the golf playing world. which
will come this summer 20 attend the
national open tournament at the In
vrrncss club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
Rim IN TURRANS

IoNDON.---A new feature Of the
olympic games this year viii be the
entry from India Tho Indians have
been coached by ex.cambridgc and
oxford athletes. Two OF the clever
maraihoners run the entire emile
distance with turbans on their heads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22

10 the pidllSI. OiiS VI p<AlA-
uel's lusty clouts went for
three bases and the other
went for n double. Murphy
clicked one for n triple during
the matinee and took a nice
cut at the bali on the other
attempts.
The Seattle outfeid didn't do
much hitting yesterday. Woiters
and Kopp both dropped lucky Texas
lcaEuers into left field and VOL
tiers got a scratch hit in the first
fruxne ON an .nfieid roller. too SLOW
for the Seal inficiders 20 handle.
HI. when this trio start clicking
the eari Seattle should make n 10,
Of noise In the chase for the coas,
hague pennanI
Seattle Has Good Chance
What chance win Seattle have for
She Coast league flagf That's what
those fans who didn't get out to the
ball game yesterday are wondering
A mighty good ehanc. after the
players start playing together n 1T
lie better and II the pitchers hold up
Bob Geary pitched some pretty base
hall yesterday and II the rest OF the
mound corps come thru as well as
he did Seattle won't suffer much.
The team has improved million
Der cent over the collection OF ms
fits that represented Seattle IN the
Cuxst league last year.
Rod Murphy. who Is holding down
the first base Job. seems TO be riEh'
Al home on the initial cushion after
p,avtng the bot corner for several
years. Hartford at short didn't have
much chance TO show. he made
some nice plays in mailing runners
NJ second base He's a tall fellow
who covers the ground well lie
hasn't been feeling very wei sincs
the opening OF the season. suffering
from a severe cold
Duke Kenworthy At second
showed fairly well. He looked Ike
million dollars on n squeeze play tn
the fourth when he hunted safely
with Murphy tearing IN home. Ths
sDuke" isn't as young as he used &c
be. but he can still move around fair
" fast. Hartford and kenwvrthy
should work better together sfteF
they have played more and have a
chance TO learn each others style.
Bohne Is Real Player
Seattle picked up 4 sweet bah play
or in Sammy Bohne. sammy will
knock In a lot of runs. steal n lot o.
bases and be n valuable man to this
club before the season il over. or W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
- l1'ssaa7saIs
SLIDING DAYS OVER

Los ANGELES The visit Of Tho
Chicago Cubs here has given sam
Crawford. Los Angeles outfelder. a
Riimpre back into the once brtgh,
yesterdays when he was n star with
the Detroit TfEcru Crawford Is pos
sihiy tho only ball player IN tho game
today who Isn't allowed 10 slide lie
is no spring chicken and II advised
to 80 in standing Up TO save him.
self
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
POLISH STAR Is VICTOR

DETROIT. April 22-stanlalaus
Zhyszko. Polish wroaticr. defeated
william Dcmetrai. after one hour
and two minutes Of fast graphing
here last night. Demrtral suffered
two fractured ribs and was unable 10
continue after tho first fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22

Another team entered The Star league today when
the AId Juniors in their application blank. The
Battery Il squad, n senior team, has dropped out,
which leaves the number Of teams in the circuit at 22
There IL still lack Of senior teams in the league and
unless more squads lined up by Saturday The Star
circuit will be conducted as junior league and
senior elimination series will be held later in the
Entries for the league close Saturday Play in the cir
cult will get under way May 2 list Of players want
ing TO play in The Star league will be published to-
morrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22

LONDON. April "a Coank won
the $4,000 city and Suburban hand.
cap, at EPSON track yesterday
Square Measure WINS second and Fu.
rious third. The kings entry. Vice
roy. tho favorite. failed 20 place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
GEORGES CARPENTER

NEW YORK. April 23.-Whon
Georges Carpenter. Europe'E pugil
istic champ. landed In New York. be
was all smiles from the neck W
And at the ncck-weil. the neck
speaks Tor itself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
GOTTA GOOD NAME

SPRINGFIELD. Springfield is
the capital Of Illinois. IL wants 10
put itself on the map In baseball 80 IL
can make more noise The fans are
boosting for a fans association" TO
assist in the campaign They call the
ball club tho Cleaners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22

Merlin Eopp. the Seattle left ffelder.
aunt make much % an impression IN
his first game On the local lot He Koi a
lucky hh when e Texas Lacquer fell safe
in tho closing huinEa of the ult lie
didnt take much ~ a. cut a. the bsi
but should round into better form when
ha gets started. because hia record speak
well Tor him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22

meet ia 90" SayH headline. Tho
Frenohman says he can do II in six
and Champion Jack believes that ono
WIN he enough
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22

Cesrp. the Seattle hurier. made pref
- play IN ,hs first frame When h. field
- corhnn,s hunt and sat on the erase
Ia . sitting posture he tossed out the
~ai captain at thu iniiiAi bag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22

Both sam srnsw ard IAek Asa ths
BIG mlit Nofssrs. PLAYED veil AEneu
caught nire game and busted ou, ths
sic In the ninth that scored O'Con'
nell with the winning run-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22

pouSD COAST t-EaCuH nAsf-s
rttche~ uasry hran~n. osahlend
whs-~e offerings w~re pasted ny the
seal. Sunday fsr mine runs tn the
nrst inniux. came hset In sreaf
shape, banking salt Lake The lies
nnostssi. bot uhey died on the sacks
he-ause kraase wsA given finwie--
~apg.ast By hiN mstaa- The score was
J to u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
AMERICAN League

BATTERIES GAinA. Naustl.ief and AFf
oreia. WtfiArns and achath
no@roS Apt .is New rvrh Boston
poet s-onsa. rniu-
CLEVELAND Aprn ~ -~c1~~~tanf-
p4f-uit saaas g.ous f-saaa coiG ana get
Eroands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
EIlASBe1.
E2Hz5RI

Horrie kehieig. seai center faldex.
rocked the aEsi, for n trio Of safe
srnarks. collecting n doubie ard =
brace Of singles In his offensive work
la yssterdag's opening encounter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22

There was quite . dsi~rAfien 81
oui-of-town scribe. on hand at ,.~-
t~rday'. srt-te. Ab~ Kemp. baseball
raitsr Of the san franeisoe Baliefin;
stub Nelson 81 tho Tacoma Ledger
sfsl Blty earns Of tho Tacoma Times
were In attendance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22

cuckoo In France-but not so cuckoo
that he wanted to sell his Chicago
Cat buildings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22

TITS bird Ike CAvensy. fhs Seal second
nhchsr. works we'll. And he takes thlnFr
easy lie ended the game ~ mAklar
pretty one handed stab Of Ecuaorthy's
liner Ia the ninth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22

Umpire TofuAn lint IN very soos hu-
NOR this week. a. he has q nice coiier
ton OF hollis 90 his neck. and " wont
DO the players much good 20 crab about
vetcic,s escagss he's irrifAted szeuEh al
~ nay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22

Young o'connsfi. thr rev Seal right
fielder. takes nifty rut a. the ball
De spanked cut a brace Of singles yesier-
daF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22

Joe Bochilng. Indian southpaw.
has collection Of bolts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22

Rec Murphy and Duke Ksnworfhy
pulled the smaffeH, play Of the day when
hey Pot over q squeeze play in the
fourth. Murphy STARTED dashinF for home
and scott checked his windup aud shot
the baii for the plate. bot kenuofthy
stuck his bat n the way and laid deSn
a perfect buut. Murphy scoring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22

Those hir-hssrtsd EarrAu~nt- hurisrp
presented Vernon with game, Cooper.
no started. walk al four utan. fofein g
IN a tally iteFweEs, Who replaced hifn.
The Tigers won TO !
RATA prevented the fNortiand-fcs An
gels same
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Giuutnuau ss--s.- 80 IL
natteft~-s Cooper and L>eo. itlnE. Ftsh-
Or and Naridsa
nnoogt.rN. Aprn IA nfeohiJn Ties
tsn pos, ponod. falu
IN THE MAJOHs
-I<nrr Cooper. tltbnon's ~ois ITO
Ilshie." pitched the rirats. tnte nrrt
t,lae~ py tarniaK isaeh the N@.iH 10
a. jimmy Ring was Wild and gave
way To Hsy fiAh-r in the scsenth-
Claude Williams put the fooier Go warh
en tho nru~uh sad tho waite Hot won
anothes game. 10 4 hlaiss set tripin.
slsuhle .Ad two ninEisa
EASTERN BASEBALL GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Drootiyu At rhiiadeiphiA
nt. Louis At i'iitaburx
Ns~ York ~ nast.u
Cincinnati At ciiies go
American LEAGUE
rhiiadsiphia a. New fofk
Noatsn Al WaahtnEtD~
Chicago at Detroit
cleveland at IN. t>vuta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22

Seattle picked up sweet BAH play
or in Sammy Bohne. sammy will
knock In a lot OF runs. steal n lot OF
bases and be valuable man TO the
club before the season is over. or we
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
Seattle Loses Opener But Club Makes Nifty Showir
Another team entered The Star league today when

Telephone. 1890.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-29

even a pretty pucker for your lips, my dear. Some women don't know that, and their mouths look ancient when they smoke. But I know all of the tricks, my dear. The girls in the film company, taught me"
 And your mother didn't care?" asked gravely.
 She couldn't preach. She smokes herself, you see!'
 "Oh."
 But don't let it get to be habit with you, Janei" Anns pretty face registered deep anxiety as she voiced this warning. Tt does, my dear, get to be a habit before you know it. l started out to smoke just because thought it was cute. Yes, my love. Honestly that's the one reason. And I'll bet this new cigarette case that all girls star to smoke for the same req son. But now, Jane. the habit has taken hold of mel Why, the other day, when I was shopping, I went up to the dressing room of a big department store just for two or three puffs!"
 Why, Ann Lorimer! I can't imag- inc you. But, of course, I've seen other girls, and old women, too, doing the same thing" I admitted. Lots of 'em,' assented Ann. And now the maids in the waiting rooms encourage them. Some supply cigar cites and matches. It means their best tips A puff or two does take out the tiredness-after shopping. you know!" When a girl gets the habit I said And then and there l vowed that never would acquire the habit. Still if Ann would teach me all the pretty poses and gestures which make cigar ette smoking a fine art, and add to a woman's charm. after dinner in fash ionable hotel-why-I would surpriss k,.. our vacation trip to the seashorei
 Thus ran my thoughts. So I was prepared to select all the necesSaries Ann suggested at a smart new wo- mans smoke shop I was not, how ever, prepared for the size of the bill The trifles cost a ridiculousiy large sum. I wrote a check for the amount mind my husband that he couldn't make hard and fast rules for his wife That was one comfort.
 Do you think it will make me sick Ann?" I asked as we hurried home with the trophies of our shopping tour.
 Never did me" Ann replied. You will have to take the risk" l survived my lessons in fine shape but I must confess that I had to draw on my will power in order to finish | the experiment. I certainly did not l like tobacco. But if other girls smoked | if Bob found it charming in other wo- men, he would have to see me com pete with them. I was not going tG sit around the club rooms like a little | prude any longer.
 1 Backed by this kind of bravado soon acquired all the details of smok. ing as a fine art.
 Days went by before Bob and I dis cussed the subject again. I felt ever, day that I ought to tell my husband what was doing. But if did, would spoil the grand surprise which awaited
 him when we went off on the vacation l trip we were planning.
 Gro Be Continuedl