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The Nome nugget., 1921-07-30
MONDAY (TELEGRApHlC)
FALL SUBMITS TENTATIVE BILL
 FOR ALASKA DEVELOPMENT

Washington. July 25-In addition to the Curry ClWmmins bill. now before the Senate Committee on Territories. Secretary Fall has sent in q tentative measure to the committee in which he proposes to vest in his own depart men! all federal functions pertain ing to the care, development and use of the natural resources of Alaska and also all construction work for the benefit of the territory, where the major DOT tions of such functions are already fxed by law.
 Fall also proposes the establishment of government steamship line in con nection with the Alaska railroad.
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NEW BOOK CREATES STIR IN.
 CAPITAL POLITICAL CIRCLES

Washington. July 25-The capital is deeply stirred over a new book,
 "The Mirror of Washington" which professes to throw Il new ligh; on some of the outstanding figures of present day political life.
 The book. which is published anon ymously. deills with fourteen of the leading personalities of American puL- ing as the "best fellow in the world 70 play poker with all Saturday night" and adds q look forward to the new administration with no unpleasan: an ticipations except those caused by Harding's literary style"
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eoMPERs URGES FEDERAL
 AID FOR UNEMPLOYED

Washington, July 27-Samuel Com pers, head of the American Federation of Labor called on President Harding this afternoon. urging him to inauyu- rate large public undertakings so as to provide work for the moro than four million unemployed persons now in the United States, which Gompers said, cost the people and nation twenty mil lion dollars a day.
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HARDING oEslRoUS OF COAST TRIP

Washington. July 2S-"I wish I President Harding told Miss Lulu Fairbanks of Seattle today as he breezed himself with fan made of Washington cedar presented to him by :he young lady.
 Continuing the president said that he feared that the Pacific Coast trip is now quite ou: of the question, for this year anyhow"
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ALASKA COPPER PRODUCTION
 DOUBLED LAST YEAR

Washington. July 25-The Geologi- cal Surveys report discloses that AL aska's production of copper last year was nearly double that of 1919, but the values of the gold production of the territory decreased $1,O5O,000.
 The value of the plaosr gold pro- duced is placed a. $3.S75.000. Seven gold lode mines and five prospects were operated during the year. yleld- ing a total of $4.475.000.
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SoviETS PROTEST EXCLUSION
 FROM ARMAMENT CONFERENCE

Washington, July a5-Sov.et Rus ,ia has protested through the America n consular service against exclusion from the proposed international disarma- men. conference. it was made known by the State Department today.
 The Soviet government ayers tha. as a world power she has alright to he represented at the conference and also indicates that she would like q friend a. court when the question of her territorial integrity came up.
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POLICEMAN HAS HARD
 STRUGGLE WITH THIEF

DonIan of the local police force is in the hospital today suffering from the effects of serious knife wounds infiict- ed during q hard battle with thief whoan he was compelled .o shoot twice before the latter would submit to ar- rest. Donlan was stabbed twice and had a tooth knocked out in the strug- gle. The theft, who gave tha name of B. Ulrich, was severely wounded Both will recover.
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ALASKA DEVELOPMENT
 CONDITIONS IMPROVING

Washington, July 25-That Alaska < development has taken a turn for the better is indicaetd in a. report relative to the mineral production of the ter ritory during 1919 and 1920 compiled by the United States Geological Su-- vey.
 The report, issued today. places tho mineral output for 1920 at $23 .307. .757 as compared to s19.62O.9f3 in 1919
 The increase. the report indicates, is largely due to greater production of copper. silver and platinum.
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-30
COURT DECIDES AGAINST
 ILLINOIS GOVERNOR

Springfield, Ill July 27-Immunity from arrest under the recent grand judy indictments of Governor Small is deniet, in a decision -endered here today by Judge Smith of the Circuit Court
 Come and get me- is the sub stance of the governors reply to the courts ultirlatum. No move has been yet made by the county authorities to arrest the governor and the warrant the court clerk.
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LEVINE PROPOSES ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF
 SOVIET NATL DEBT

Copenhagen, July 2S-A Eeval dis patch to .he Copenhagen Politiken to- in an effort to obtain help in the pres ent crisis in Russian affairs. I.enine has proposel to Soviet acknowledge which the Boishevik cancelled shortly after tho revolution which placed them in power.
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RESULTS OF IRISH CONFERENCE
 TO eE ANNOUNCED

London. July 25-Prelnier Lloyd George announced in the House Of Commons this afternoon tha. he ex- pected to be able to outline jus. what had been accomplished as a result of question
 George stated that the announce ment would be made to dispeI the many erroneous statements circulated regarding the conference.
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-30
ALASKA TROOPS TO
 GO TO HAWAII

Washington, July 27-As result of the complete reorganization of the by Secretary of War Weeks that the five companies of the Twenty First Infantry now stationed respectively at Forts Anchorage, Seward. Liscum. Gibbon and St Michael. Alaska, will be withdrawn from these points and sent to Ha wan.
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-30
OUSKY SULTANA
 PRESENTED TO HARDING

Washington. July 25-Frincess Ea- tima, Sultana of Kobul. and wife of by President Harding in the Blue Room of the White House this after noon.
 The princess was bedecked in a wealth of Oriental finery and wore a diamond an inch in diameter in her nose.
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FIFTEEN INJURED IN SEATTLE
 AUTO ACCIDENTS

Seattle July 25-Fifteen persons ing in Seattle and vicinity during the past thirty six hours.
 Mrs. Anna Johnson was fatally ir- juTed when she was thrown from . machine as she turned 70 put her dog in the back seat.
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NEW WASHINGTON GRANGE
 MASTER APPOINTED

llrednnit. New York. July 25-f'red Nelson of King County. a diaryma1, has been appointed master of the Washington State Grange by National ce.td William Bouch who WAS remov .j from office yesterday for making ai- legged radical utterances at the June meeting of the Washington Grange.
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-30
ALLEGED ARMY DESERTED
 PARDONED BY HARDING

Washington, July 2S-Bla'ehford sherman. former lieutenant of The 77th army division, who was dishonorably discharged from the army on charges of assertion, has received q full par don from President Harding.
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SEATTLE STAGES
 OPEN AIR DRAMA

Seattle. July 25-F'ifteen thousand persons witnessed Seattle's first entry into the field of open air drama a. tha Stadium Saturday night. when The Wayfarerf was presented by x selected company of artists. The play will continue through :he present week and is expected to prove an im- mense financial success.
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-30
NORTH AND SOUTH
 IRELAND REACH AGREEMENT

London. July 27-North and South Ireland have reached an agreement up- on the future of the Crisp government. according to the London Evening News. which also asserts that some Of the Sim Feinn delegates to the recent London conference are ready to acceu. Lloyd Georges terms.
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TWO BANDITS KILLED IN
 BATTLES WITH POLICE

Seatue. July 27--f'rank I.amher and John Higgins, bandits. were shot unl killed in battles with police at Tacoma and Everett respectively today.
 An outlaw confA Aenion of each of bn tiles and AIber Srllenthin. an on looFe:. was shot in thA jaw.
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-30
DOCUMENTS TAKEN FROM
 OEvALERA WITHHELD

London. July 27--When q member of the House of Commons asked If if were true that when De Valera was ar- rested in June. documents were found on his person concerning an ambush of British soldier, in Ireland Austin Chamberlain sad tse government wa ! not publishing the nature of the De Valera documents ''
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FRANCE AND ENGLAND AGREE
 ON SiLISiAN ISSUE

Paris, July 25-F'rance and England have come to an understanding re- garling the Silisian issue and will jointly ask Germany for free passage of French and British reinforcemen.s IS through German territory. it was made known by the Foreign Office today.
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JAPAN CONSENTS TO PARTIAL DISCUSSION
 PACIFIC PROBLEMS

Washington, July 2T-Japan today accepted with corttin onalitica tions President IIarding's proposals for dis cussion of Pacific and Far East pro- hlerlS during the Washington i!sarnra ment conference, i: was announced this morning by the state Departr"cnt.
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-30
OPTIMISTIC
 OVER IRISH OUTLOOK

New York. July ai-"It is a seven hundred year quarrel and cannot be settled over night but I think it will
 be settled amica bly," Lord Northcliffe asserted regarding the Irish question on his arrival here from London today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-30
ARMY REDUCTION
 PROCEEDING RAPIDLY

Washington, July 26-Applications for discharging of enlisted men will reduce the airny by July 3l to the al lotted total Of 10000 men, so rapidly is the work of reducing the army pro- ceeding. according to a War Depart men. announcement today.
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HARDING ASKS INVESTIGATION OF REPORTED FAMINE
 IN COTTON BELT

Washington. July 25-President Harding has asked the Public Health Service and American Red Cross to make an immediate investigation of recent reports .hst conditions ap- preaching famine exist in wide areis in the cotton states of the South
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SEATTLE INVITES
 WESTERN CONFERENCE

Seattle, July 26--On being inform ed that Great Britain favors holding an international conference on Far Eastern questions on the Pacific Coast the City of Seattle today formally in vited the conduct of the barley here.
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coNGRESSMEN COMPLAIN AT SPORTING PRoclivITiES
 OF CLERKS s

Washington. July 27-Several mem bars of Congress complained tn the local police today that their clerks are playing horse race hand books under the very dome. of the Capitol and neg lecting their work.
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-30
6ERGDoLL INVESTIGATION
 NOW CONCLUDED

Washington. July 25-The investi- gation of the BerEdoll case, in prn- sress for several weeks past, has been concluded by the congressional com nlittec authorized to look into the Cleveland Bergdoll escaped the coun- try in eyading the selectve draft.
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-30
WASHINGTON GRANGE
 CHIEF SUSPENDED

tredonia- N. Y. July 25-S. T. Lowell, master of the National Orange. announced today that he had written to William Bauch. master Of the Washington State Grange. suspending hmm from office forthwith because of certain radical u.terances made at the Grange.
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-30
ARMY FLYERS PLUNGE TO
 DEATH iN CO3LENZ

Coblenz. Gemany. Juls 27-L!eu- tenant Carl Gunther and Corporal l., o. Rogers of the Amer cen army "ere killed near here .oit. when .heir aeropane crashed to earth.
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WEDNESDAY (TELEcRAPhic,
U. s. DEMANDS RELEASE OF
 AMERICANS IN RUSSIA

Washington, July 26-A formal de mand for the release of all American prisoners in Russia has been made on the Soviet government authorities by Secretary of State Hughes. it was an nounced today by the State Depart ment.
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-30
BRYAN ARRESTED
 FOR SPEEDING

Washington, July 27-Winiam Jen- nings Bryan was arrested here for speeding today.
 On appearing in the police court. the case against him was dism .acd.
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-30
HARDING ASKS NEW
 AUTHORITY FOR WAR
 FINANCE CORPORATION

Washington. July 26-Presiden. Harding sent message to Congress today asking legislation authorizing the War Finance Corporation to handle the funding of the railway indebted ness and to increase credit for financ- ing agricultural experts.
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WILL ABANDON MILITARY CAMPS

Washington July 26-Secretary of War Department has abandoned all military camps established during the war period, save Camp Dix. New York; Camp Travis, Texas; Comp Lewis Washington; and Camp Knox, Ken lucky.
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WEST COAST URGING
 PRELIMINARY CONFERENCE

Washington, July 2S-1'he Pacific Coast, both American and Canadian. are bomb;triing tho White House with telegraIns to have the interna tional confarenca. on Far Eastern and Pacific questions held on the Western coast.
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-30
American Demand Presented to Lcnine

Riga Russia, July 27-The official demand made by Secretary Hughes for the release of American prisoners In Russia was handed by American con sul Albrect to Lenine and Stack, the Bosheviki minister here. last night.
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-30
THOMAS JEEFERSoN'S HOME
 OFFERED FOR SALE

New York, July 2s-"Mon .irello" the historic estate of Thomas Jeffer- son in Albermarble County. Virginia, has been offered for s.tle by Jefferson fused to part with it at any price.
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THURSDAY (TElEGRAPHiC)
FRENCH AMBASSADOR
 SAILS FOR HOME

Jussera nd of Flnnce sailed for Hris tonight. with the intention of return ing to America in October with the French delegates to the disa ment conference.
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-30
Counsel Says Governor Small Wiling
 To Surrender

Springfield, III. July 2T-7'he Sher- if of this district has announclHi the receip. of a telegram from Albert Fink. council for Governor Small stating the governors willingness to surrender in Finls'.- Chicago office today
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-30
KIRKLAND POSTMASTER
 CHARGED WITH SHORTAGE

Seattle, July 25-Christian Hansen. Seattle, was arrested today on a charge of embezzling :2,3OO in postoffice funds.
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-30
PRo.GERMAN PORTLAND MILLER
 DIES SUDDENLY

Portland. ore. July 2T-J. Henry Albers. the millionaire Portland miller whose conviction of violation of the Espionage Act was recently set aside by the United States Supreme Court and q rctrial of the casa ordered died here today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-30
PEACE PROCLAMATION RECOMMENDATIONS ARE
 NEARLY READY

Washington. July 26--Recommea datlons relative to the issuance of the German Teace proclamation are nearly completed and will probably be sub mitted .o President Harding within the next week. it was announced today by Attorney General Daugherty
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-30
SEATTLE MARINE WORKERS USE KNIVES
 ON NONUNiONiST

Seattle July .S-Five m-1 We're badly cu' with l;1ives during tiie course of -ioting occurin~ a Pier last night, wher s' rhinE marine work CTS attacked tn nou-union crew of th,. amship Henry Scott.
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-30
NOTED CHRISTIAN
 SCIENCE LEADER DEAD

Pasadena. Cal. July 25-Judee the late Dr. Mary Baker Eddy as president of the Massachusetts Meta physical College. is dead here.
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BAD FAMINE SITUATION
 DEVELOPING IN RUSSIA

London. July :s-The famine situa- .!on in f;ussia Is fast getting beyond the control of both the civil and uliii- tary authorities. according to dis Office.
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-30
FOREIGN NATIONS INVITED TO PARTlcIPiTE
 IN PORTLAND FAIR

Washington, July 2S-Presidcnt Harding has extended a formal invi- tttion to the leading fore eu nations to participate in the eH1soslti ton 70 he held in Portland Oregon. in 1925 .o commemorate the achievements of the electrical age.
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-30
INDICATED WOOD TO
 REPORT AGAINST PHICIPPiNE INDEPENDENCE

Leonard Wood will advise against Philippine Independence at this .inle. is indicated in a preliminary report received from him by Secretary Weeks 1t was made known today
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-30
HARDING PLANNING
 MOUNTAIN VACATION

Washington, July 26-A vacation Of several days duration in the Whi.e Mountains of New Hampshire ts planned by President and Mrs. Hard
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-30
FIRE DAMAGES
 LINER MAURITANIA

London, July 25-The liner Mature tania was heavily damaged by fire while lying at her dock today.
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CLASS POSTAGE RATES
 IN CONTEMPLATION

Washington. July 25-Secrettry of the Treasury Mellon revealed tonight that tine adminstra tion's tax revision plan contempLAtes bringing in class postage rates.
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BANDITS ROB SWELL
 FRISCO GAMBLING INT

San Fra ncisco. July 2s- Bandits today held up the Colonial Club. an exclusive rambling resort here
 The rahbor. s,,t ."rd twelv thous- and in cash.
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ALLIED COUNCIL TO MEET AUG 4

London. July 26-The Allied Su- rrea,e Council will meet in Paris on | August 1. it was announced here to- l day.
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ing to follow their attendance Monday
 at the Pilgrim Tercenttry celebration at Plymouth. Massachusetts
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HARDING URGED TO
 RELEASE OEBS

Washington. July 27-Pres!dent Harding today had q succession Of appointments with organizations and
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FocH INVITED TO
 VISIT SEATTLE

Seattle, July 25-Mar rshai fnch has been invited by both the governor and mayor to visit Seattle during his pro- jected American tour.
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SENATE TO TAKE UP
 TAX LEGISLATION

Washington. July 27-The Senate has agreed to taiSe up .he question oe tax legis ton before considering tho Tariff Act.
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FORMER AMBASSADOR
 WALLACE RETURNS

Tacoma. wn. July 25-James Wal lace. late American ambassador to France. arrived at his home here to- day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-06

George II, Roulstone of Springer
was in this vicinity this week on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sneva and family.
who have been touring the coast
states this summer, returned the
first of the week and will live on
their ranch near Levy.
The Misses Lucille and Leona
Hanke, who are attending school
in Wagon Mound, came home
Thursday to spend the remainder
of the week. there being vacation
Friday on account of the fair.
The Levy Jolly club gave a
dance Saturday evening at the Nc
Neaee hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. j. Robinson and
grandson, Elvis Watkins. and Mr.
and Mrs. j. C. Robinson arrived
overland Saturday from Vernon,
Tex, where they have spent the
past two years. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c.
Robinson were recently married at
Vernon. Mrs. Robinson being for
merly Miss Grace Frazier Of this
place. They will live for the pres
ent on the ranch of the elder Rob-
insons.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Kendrick
of Villisca, Ia, are here visiting
in the homes of their sons, c. C.
Kendrick and Glea w. Kendrick,
and families. On Sunday re-
union was held at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Kendrick at
which all the members of the Ken
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-06
efficient HOUSEKEEPING
by LAURA A. KIRKMAN.

put up? have only three hills"
Answer: Keep them in brine,
Fill a quart-size crock full of cold
water and add enough salt to float
an egg. They may lose their crisp
ness, however.
A Reader. "Please give correct
amount of salt to be used in your
recipe for Dill Pickles recently
published. The recipe reads, g
gallons of water and of salt
Isn't this mistaken"
Answer: Yes; it should have
read, "Three gallons of water and
2 cups of salt" .."r.
Young Housekeeper: els this
menu suitable for a Sunday din
ner: Cream soup, creamed pota-
toes, corn on cob, string beans, let
tuce and tomato salad, ice cream
and cake? Or should the salad
course be served before the meat
course?"
Answer The menu is a very nice
one, but I would advise you to
have potato croquettes instead of
the creamed potatoes. When you
have a cream soup you should not
have a creamed vegetable. Variety
is the secret of tempting menu.
The salad course comes between
meat and dessert, just as you
have it.
M. B.: what will take a choco-
late ice cream stain out of tan
crepe dress?"
Answer: Sprinkle spot with
borax, place in cold water, let
soak, then pour boiling water
through it. There is danger. how
ever, that it may remove the tan
dye.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-06
HINTS.

There are many little things a
homely or, at least, a not very
beautiful girl. can do to make her
self attractive. If only we all real
lied that prettiness is within our
reach always, that we need not be
horn beautiful, to be so!
Here are just 4 few little hints
about things we can all do to inn
p. owe our appearances:
We can have a clear, glowing
skin. That is moderate health and
absolute cleanliness, plus a little
common sense. A dry skin needs
oils to feed it, an oily skin, astrin-
gents: burned skins need oils and
beaches; the Getty complexion"
needs cleansing with creams as
we'll as soap and water, and all
compilations need watchful care.
We can have thick. glossy, live
hair-this again is the result of
continual care. Some inherit thin
hair, but good care will improve
even this, and the thinnest hair
can be becomingly dressed. Again
it is q matter of absolute, sanitary
cleanliness, of nourishment IL the
scalp needs it, stimulation, encour-
agement.
We can all have beautiful finger
nails. And we need not trust to a
professional manicurist for the
nails are absurdly easy to mani
cure at home. 1t takes a little
study and little practice. Then
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-06
THE WOMAN HE MARRIED
BY JANE PHELPS.

est in me, or anything I did, l
thought with bitterness.
The book was finished that
week. All those last days Juanita
was closeted with him from morn
ing until night, while l attended to
my work, most of which had to be
done away from home. / was al
ways there at meal time, however.
and invariably was obliged to call
them to their meals, even after
the maid we now kept (and could
afford) had announced they were
ready.
"They never know whether /
am in the house or not" I said to
myself after Dick had made some
remark which showed an utter
failure to remember | had told
him ] was doing Mr. Makers new
house. And Juanita seemed to
forget my very existence, save oc-
would remember 1 was alive and
say:
"You must excuse us, Nan, but
we are so interested in our book
we can think of nothing else"
How that "us" and 1--WE" and
"our" hurt me! But / comforted
myself with the thought-the book
is almost finished, she will have no
excuse to be here then. So smiled
and told them not to mind me,
while inwardly l knew that / long
ed to be minded very much in
deed.
Saturday afternoon they went to
the postoffice together and sent
the manuscript to a prominent
New York publisher. 1 met them
as I was going home from a hard
afternoons work. They were
laughing and chatting unrestrain-
eddy until 1 joined them. They
had not seen me until l was almost
abreast of them.
Immediately they became quiet
at least Dick did.
II heard you laughing" said
IT expect you both feel immensel,
relieved now that the manuscript
Is out of the way"
at may come right back" Dick
grumbled.
Don't even think that after all
your work. We won't talk ii
back!" I said lightly.
"Will you come in?" Dick asked
Juanita as we neared the house.
mo, I think not" If she was
waiting for me to say anything
she surely must have been disap-
pointed. I would begin at once
to hold myself aloof.
'Then I'll walk home with you
The walk will do me good. I'll be
back by the time dinner is ready,
Man."
I went into the house perfectly
discouraged. I had hoped for so
much when the book was finished