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MIN
FROM CHICAGO
On HOME FIELD.
DOWN INVADERS
BY SORE OF 80 ON FORBES
FIELD PARK.
Cooper Proves Good on Mound IN First
Game After Illness, Allow
ing Six Hits.

Pittsburgh. Pa. April 29.-~r:t',HHrGn
defeated hricaSo on tho lat"tr'S first 'I'-
pcarancc here to-day, : to 0.
Cooper pitched his first gam" Hin"e
his illness and kept the visitors s!N h't.
scattered over as many innings. i'"'t"'
rhcr'S error in the first inning. I''"
The locals two runs. while MHrarNiI'' -
dnub,r and t'utshawS SinGi" scored lh"
q: F,.r in the third inning. y GA" h''nd-
III catch 10y Barber. off 'ar"%'H hh'' ""'r
,hc left field fence was the fielding t"'-
turr.
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new YOUNGSTER WINS
AT HAVRE De GRACE

Special Dispatch TO The lHtelliEenccr.
Baltimore. Nd Havre dc Grace. Apr.
@9-Gu$her Bill Rowe IS Very much IN
the li;nclight lately At liavre DE- Grace.
Hardly day passes that he does not
pull off L good thing. and in the two
year old events he seems 10 b. quite
the king peer. To-day he introduced i
new yOungS,rr 10 the eastern public in
Hypcrbolc. by Jack Akin. which gal
Hoped off with the opening event in the
hardest fashion.
The teatur" was won 10y Touch Nc
Not. who Won easily from 4 shitty
field in tho .tlhcInlrir Purse.
Coitiletti, who guided Touch Me Not
10 the fore had :. hIG" afternoon. The
riding star Won an Princess Pandora
in thu third and also rode Toss Up III
the sixth.
Yesterdays Results
First raCe-Clain:ng maiden = year
"iis and mp. four furl"ngs. llyperbolc
ut (iTaynrS) S6.5n, 500, $3.50. won:
Nate Er,lnnrI III tRohinson) $3lo.
;. "a. second. Desperation III (Rlre)
Siru ,lird. Time AS 81. IIyperbolc
and Desperation coupled as Pelican
entry.
Second race-Selling SteeplcchaS".
Year "ids and UP. Two miles Fair
Mac III (Brady) $500. 81. s.. won. Miss
Mcti!gglc l&& tJones) $500. $3.50 500
oud. .Hr"nze Eagle 1S2 (StevcnSom
SID third. Time +:07.
Third r;lce-Maidcn three year oldS,
furloncS. Princess Pandora III tool
,ii"ttD $4.lO. $50. $40 won. Esquire
IiG IRutwciD $50. $40 second. DC
vaStation ll6 (riercc) $40 third. Tine
III 3-5.
Hrurth r1Cc 49, Claiming. For three
year uldS and up. Six rurlonGS Sill
rncr Ito U'arrinGtoD $@2.lO. $3.50. S.
~ won. Viva McGcc 10 (llarriSom
$40. 500 second. rau;trnan lis
(IuruS) si.20 third. Time III L..
Firth race For thre" year Odds and
up. ON. mile ami seventy yards. Touch
Ne Not 100 (CotiiettD $3.50. s.. So
won. Some Baby 50 (rrnmaD $iT0
$50 S"c"nd. Woodviolet lQ& tonce)
$50 third. Tim" 1it 10.
sixth race, tanning. For three year
nlls and MP ON" mite and SiNtc"nth
Toss Up - rc"t;!"ttD 5000. $'.@O'
sa1n wnr. Black TOP 81 N'"nmanD
$50. - >.c"nd. l.orcna Moss %
Q, l;oyl"D $50 third. Tim" ~ 80.
Seventh race Claiming. For three
YEAR nld$ and ur. on" mi" and u SIN
tecnth. Sammy k"liy 100 ,Icnmam
$5.Sn, s2.sn. s. won. Louis" Wynn" ST
N~ugp $3.50. $40. second Lcnjol"ur
100 (PonccJ $40 third Time 10 -.
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DENIED NEW TRIAL.

= IIUT MIMI. ANfN :! 7 n" STlT"
supreme court 'oday denied Il r'w tria!
20 \ =. T"wni"y. prcS:d"nt ~ tn Ma
,ionni N"n- Partisan league. and J"S"ph
IT, Gilbert. former orEanlZl ton manager
rf the league. convicted on Il rG'rS" or
Cunsp!rlrv to teach Sedi.inu. Tho case
VAS brought 70 trial Jurc %. 1919.
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GAME AT BEECH BOTTOM.

TIE T-lT'"llr team, organized from
mon employed AZ tho La Belle coal mines,
will play u team composed Of Beech Bot
tom baseball players Sunday afternoon
at the LABEL" field below that city.
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Two NNSc NIVS--V Td!''. TTH"6I'T. IHTVT-
ere.
Three has" hitS--fi"rnSh!.
HON" run---WunSO.
stolen bases Bohnc. ll"athCote.
HurnSby.
SacriticeSS-Paskcrt. licathr"tC.
puublcp4&$ s--l.avan and I'"urnier.
Left on bases cincinnati. Is; st.
Louis,
Bases on halls--OT Eixcy, :; EivierG.
A. Shcrdrl. :.
EntS--OT Riv;crr. in innings. none
out in sixth; off IIaues. . IN 5 inn
ing.
Hit by pitrhcr--Ey ltivi"rr tpunram.
Struck out---Gy RiNry. ]; ltNj"rc. =;
Shcrdcl. /.
Losing pitch"r-Shcrd"l
l'mpireS--O 'Day and QuirI"%.
Time of gum"---'rwo hours
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New Worlds Record for $40 reS Made at Penn Carnival
BASEBALL CARD FOR I
WEEK END ATTRACTS
Today's Semi-Pro Games

WeIlshurg a. G. VS. McConkcy's att
Wcllshurg.
L. &. +. vs. Smithield at Smithheld.
Sundays Card
Raucrs vs. Hall Giants A t League Park
Wilson Hackers vs. Brilliant at Bril-
Liant.
WcllSburs 4. e. VS. Bellaire Athletics
1T Beech Bottom.
rolorrd Giants rs Imperial A. c. at
Elm Grove.
Mcronkcys vs. Consumers at Man
ninEt"n.
Vance 4. G.. VS. Cambria Galleries at
ShadySide.
Kindrlhcrgcrs VS. Maynard at Maynard
McNickicS 4. G. VS. Boles at F'ulton.
Gabriel 4. G. vs. Dutch Hill at Mar
tins Ferry.
Ross and Johns VS. Ncffs at Netts-
Indian 4. {. vs. Eayland at Rayland.
Today's Scholastic
Philadelphia at Moundsvillc.
Wheeling at Clarkshurg.
WarwOnd at Union.
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GOLF AT OHIO STATE

Columbus o.. April 29.-Golf Is tina
latest sport to be added TO the varsity
list ut Ohio State University.
4 call has been issued to candidates
t. report the latter part OF April LaSt'
wear. Two men, representing the BUCK
eve school, won second place In trei
Zig Ten meet ut Chicago. -Four men
Will comprise III" team for dual meets.'
according To present plans.
1t is possible that Michigan Will be
he first foe.
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Two base hits: Flack, Mar3nVlll"
vDh;,tcd Tirrrrv. Thrr" base hits:
O'tarrell, Cooper. stolen haS': ''f'H'
sacrifices: Grimm. Lett on bases NJ
ragO. . Pittsburgh. =. R,N'H on "t''N'
Off Cooper, >. Hit 10y pi'rh'r: 10y f"rT
tTjcrncy). Struck out: BY York. |; Ivy
,'oorer, l. Winning pitcher: Coop"r
Losing pitcher: York.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday's Games.

New York I.n%fnu--told.
cleveland, u. Chicago. !.
81. LOUIS. =: Detroit. =.
Washington. =: rhiInd, lNhia. =. Game
.allcu in lrmth: IIIn.)
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Tho Standing.
Todny's Games.

Cincinnati ~ ~. I."u,%.
Chicago at l'lttSnurEh.
rh,}aurlphIn 1t iirU"ki!n.
I;uSluu 1T New York.
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The StanLtc-S
Today's Gam es.

s.. LOUIS At Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago.
New York at Boston.
Washington at Philadelphia.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Toronto ): Jersey city -.
Rochester 3. Newark !.
Syracuse II: Reading :.
Buffalo Bal t:m"r'. RAIN.
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There's inspiration and profit In the
habit Of reading Intelligencer Want Ads.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Atlanta s; Chattanooga >.
Memphis S: Birmingham ].
Little Rock 5; Nashville 10.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Kansas city s: st. Paul u.
Milwaukee, s; Minneapolis ..
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Philadelphia At Moundsvillc.
Wheeling at ClarkshurG.
WarwOnd at Union.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-12-15

atty but principally because our
people feel that with our help,
his mind and resolution brought
victory to the allied arms and he is
hailed on all sides Is . hero. Lou
isisna is had the honor of en-
tertaininQ this hero, an d
Italy's hero was orr guest last
Friday, and having these two. the
greatest of them all, in our midst,
Is we review this procession of
distinguihed men We cannot fail to
have impressed upon our national
consciousness the fact. that We are
deeply involved in the fermenting.
struggling lige OF the world, In
fact, America is the very center of
the ferment, the leaver that will
gradually work it into the nourish-
ing bread of life that will be palat-
able TO the world at large.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-12-15

title to the old Enterprise school build
ing, and report the result of his in.
vestig2tions to the Board at its next
regular meeting in January.
Carried
Resolution by Mr.. Ingram, seconded
by Mr.. Rachal:
That Supt. Hooper be authorized to
purchase window shades for the Alpha
Fairview High School building.
(Carried)
Resolution by Mr.. Hathaway, second
J ed by Mr.. Messick:
That Mr.. Ingram be authorized to
make the necessary repairs on the
MarthaviIle High School building, cost
of same not to exceed the sum of $50 90.
(Carried)
Resolution ~ Mr.. Ingram, seconded
by Mr.. Messick:
That Mr.. Jacob be authorized to
make the necessary repairs on the
kobeline High School building, cost of
same not to exceed the sum of $50. 90.
lCarried)
Resolution by Mr.. Hathaway, second
ed by Mr.. Racial:
Thst all the Parish schools be closed
for Christmas Holidays at the end of
the school day, Friday, December q,
1921, reopen on Monday, January 2,
1922, and that the week thus declared
will be without pay. (Carriedl
Resolution by Mr.. Ingram, seconded
by MIR. Messick:
That President Gallon and Supt.
Hooper be instructed to investigate
the condition of the roof on the Train
ing School building at Natchitoches,
and that they be given tull authority
to make the necessary repairs or reno
vatlOns on same. (Carried)
Resolution by MIR. Hathaway. second
ed by Mr.. Jacob:
That the Superintendent instruct all
Insurance Agencies who hold policies
for property insured belonging to the |
Natchitoches Parish School Board to
turn over all such policies to said Board
for safe keeping. (Carried)
Resolution by Mr.. Hathaway, second
ed by Mr.. Messick:
That the claim of Mrs. Elmer Hagan |
to SIS. rs be rejected.
(Carried) !
Upon motion, duly seconded, the
Board adjourned.
z. T. GALLON, President.
C. E. HOOPER, Secretary.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-12-15
Poll Tax Privilege.

At elections held this year many
citizens have been deprived of ths
privilege, Of voting for the reason thai
they neglected to pay their poll taxes
last year. The law, ~ 10 well known,
makes it compulsory that the vote,
pay his poll tax for the two consecu.
tive years preceding the year in which
the election is held. In order to vote
during 1921, for instance, it was nee
essary for the elector to have paid the
1919 and 1870 poll taxes. Payment for
only one year Is never enough, two are
mandatory. except, Of course, in the
ease Of electors just becoming of the
voting age.
Those who are now ineligible through
failure 70 pay the 1920 tax are given
the extraordinary privilege of paying
this tax, - well a. the one for 1921,
this year, due to provision in the new
constitution giving women the oppOr-
tunity Of qualifying without having to
wait two years to obtain their neces-
sory poll taxes. This opportunity,
however, will expire December 81.
Notwithstanding the wonderful priv
ileges they are granted to make
amends for last years oversight, very
few citizens seem to be taking advan-
tage Of It. There are hundreds with
cut their 1920 poll tax receipts, and un-
loes they profit by concession made
through the new constitution, they will
continue ineligible next year, and as
1<,sHrp Ahnsna far a. thar, fail ~ v,o ~ mill
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-12-15

Toys 1900 years old were rs-
esntly unearthed in the tomb Of :
little girl in Rome. A coin Of
Mbenus, the ferryman's fee for
crossing % the other side, accord-
Ing to the sncient suDerstition,
Was IN TIE child1 bsnd while .
saall don spd dolls silver candle
stick were found by the little
oorp1e's side.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-12-15
The Christmas Seal Messade

The mute appeal which speaks
louder than words, the financial
agent of the National Anti Tuber-
culosis Association in forty-eight
states, is being offered BY the local
League, which does all it can each
year in the sale of these little
messengers.
Every Christmas package should
bear one of these, so if no one ap-
proaches you to buy, you will find
them on sale at any and practically
all of the stores, and after you
read the following message OF the
Christmas Seal. you will doubtless
lay in your supply.
To the sick:-I give hope, and q
chance that they may become we'll
again.
To the well-I give protection,
and guarantee to many the chance
to keep we'll.
/ am the children's friend-6fty
percent of whom in the u. S. are
infected with tuberculosis before
they are ten years of age. Thru
me the chances of their breaking
down as young men and women
has been reduced nearly fifty per
cent in the last fifteen years of Or
2anization, fourteen of which II
have financed. In 1905 202, 900
deaths we're caused BY my enemy
in the U. S.; in 1921 the death toll
was 114,000.
This looks like I have my enemy
on the run but I want to speed his |
departure. Just q matter of cal |
culstion what the next ten years |
can do in organization, education
and hospital relief, ell of which
depends on your willingness tol
furnish me with the means to do
the work.
Please buy Is many of me as
you feel able-at least Z dollars !
worth, and more if you can. II
cost one cent each.
If You must refuse send me
back whence I came 50 that ] can !
70 elsewhere on my mission of
mercy and protection.
Let your homes show your in
1orsement Of me by placing in
FOUR windows or on your sutomo-
bile windshields my partner in
rood work the emblem of the tu-
crusade the doubled /
,arfed cross spreading its bene
liction on my Xmas Letter while
'anta hold, the Child np % reach
] ..A.: Saiu's postba9.
With best greetings Tor : Mer-
y Christmas and : Heelthisr,
5appier New Year.
Sincerely.
The Christmas Seal.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-12-15

After year of very unsatifac
tory trial, the second choice vot.
ing system inaugurated at the
1920 session was abolished before
the adjournment of the legislature
which unanimously passed the bill
providing for q return to the sys.
tenn of second primaries.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-12-15

There are today 20 per cent
more horses and twice as many
mules in use today than there
were 25 years ago. in spite of the
numerous trucks and automobiles
in service in the United States.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-12-15

6inos the Armistioe, Krupps
haye taken ont eight patents in
1Fancs for gums. Gun equipment
and oubmarioe periscopes.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-12-15
Americas Guests

Never. since Christopher Colrm.
bns founded our country. has il
he'd 80 many distinguished visitors
from oyer seas asit has bad dur
ling the year that i fast passing 70
| it close; authors, men of sciences,
bankers, publiclstA soldier. state.
men-who have sailed in and sailed
ont, with their missions, private
or public. moro Or lsss accom-
plished.
This invasion Of America, By
tho leading men Of Europs, y !
|stricking testimony tosthe great.
importance Of tho United States in
|ths intellectnal financial and politi-1
oal life Of tho world. New York
and Warrington have welcomed 81
throng Of nosables such = 10 other|
city in the old world u the height|
Of their glory have ever seen, and
while we will doubtlsos ebeoomel
I'D 10 the end . thai sort 80
hing. Tor tie tins bsing Il i such |
sexperisnce that our wholsl
oountsy = excited byit.
+rh
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-12-15
School Board Proceedings
: Regular Meeting of the Natchito
ches Parish School Board.


The Natchitoches Parish School
Board met in regular session Tuesday,
Dec. 6, 1921, with the following men,
bers present:
Messrs. z. T. Gallon, Jr., E. T..
Walker, A. l. Messick, c. C. Hatta.
way, j. w. Ingram, L. W. Jacob, J. S.
Kachal. NJ. Barron.
Absent, Sam' Friedman and ]. F.
Hawthorne.
The following resolution was offered
by Mr.. Hathaway, seconded by MIR.
Barron:
That MIR. Hawthorne be authorized
to make the necessary repairs on the
Provencal High School building, the
cost Of same not to exceed 5000.
(Carried)
Resolution by Mr.. Hathaway, second
ed by Mr.. Jacob:
That Supt. Hooper investigate the
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-12-15

We are proud of the confidence doc
tors. druggists, and the public have in
666 Chill and Fever Tonic.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-12-15

To Wines of ! ay are The most,
pee1set and dslioate pieces Of
leehanism nature has evsr pro-.
dsoed.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-12-15

Experiments show excellent pa
per can be made out Of grape
vines.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-12-15
The worlds largest salt shaft is
in New York,

Where there Is q will there is
always q good highway.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-12-15

Missouri has appropriated &c.,
GOO. 900 for highways improve
ipent.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-12-15

A Jesuit priest first invented
microscope to investigate desease
causes in 1909.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-12-15

A ton Of honey was shipped to
market recently BY : Minnesota
produoer, By parcel post.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-12-15

Only - days left in which to
pay poll tax If you wish to take
part il any election thru 1922 ~.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-12-15

6cisoos's next slogan will likely
= Harness tho Suashinen, but,
- pgesent the word seems 70 IS
'1ssiae the noonshine. - Ex.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-12-15

We may keep our hands of
European questions but we've got
our foot in it any way.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-12-15

London has bad it, equivalent to
: lord mayor since the days Of the
Romans.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-12-15
Old Red Tape is undergoing a
terrific strain in Washington just
now.

Linen was first manufactured in
England at the time of ito invasion
by julius Caesar.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-12-15

THURSDAY, DEC. Is. 1874
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
LEGION WANTS Streets
TO Be NAMED FOA HEROES
Gold Star" to BE Borne by Thor
oughfarcs Renamed If Coun-
ell Adopts Plan.

Every membcr OF the American
Legion. according to Il resolution
which was unanimously adopted BY
in Eclvcdcre Hall last night. arr.
urged to presen; their question
naires to the War History Commits
sion IN order that the records OF all
the service men OF Virginia may he
preserved. The resolution also 90
licits the aid Of post members TO get
the records Of any service man,
whether member OF the legion or
not.
I, was also decided at tho meet
ing tina; the legion Hiii do all in
it's power 10 assist the Community
near future. This club has u re-
niarkablc record for work accom-
plished during IN" war and the lc-
sion wants to lend helping hand
10 Keep the organization in existence
The chairman Of the entertainments
committee announced that hereafter
some worth while feature would b..
attempted ~ each meeting. These
features VIII range from speaking
10 boxing.
\ committee was appointed last
night to assist Thomas II. Morton
Councilman. In roaming the streets.
II is tho plan OF Che legion to in
6uce the Council Committee Oh Dr,jl-
nance aud the Director Of Puhiic
Works to have what is termed gold
star streets. These streets are TO
w iiN:! sDlIlsT. VINO Were
killed In tie war and each stree,
sign VIII have gold star on 1t so
that strangers i'm the city VIII know
for whom the street Is named
report was read to the members
by Commander SattcrGc.d telling Of
the work done by himself and H.
Allan Ammons while on their trip
10 Washington They told OF their
action on the part of the bonus and
of the activity of Virginia Repre-
scntatiyes in beh.lf of the bonus bill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
HOLDING A HUSBAND
Adele Garrson's New Phase OF Revelations OF a Wife
Fca Service. Inc.

followed Lillian to the top OF the
fea- stairway. hung over il site
had suggested while she dealt with
tie woman who had so disturbed
Katie. the woman who was evidently
the new owner OF the property.
There was reinsurance to my
JahEieh nerves in the click OF Lii
hans heels as she descended tho
stairs. the crispness OF her :oice ~
however, only tho length OF the cnain
we hay" upon all the outside doors,
Good afternoon" she said cooliy.
Ma| ask your GRAND? The maid
Is Il very eXcitahle person. and J have
been unable to understand what you
wish.
When Lillian assumes that air OF
cool detachment II Is 4 brave soul, In
decd. who ventures TO cross swords
with her. But the woman outside
10y any manner heard her gasp
ana sp!uitcr. however, before she
ASK ms crrand?" she repeated
s"incbody mere WAS asking my err
rand! All ! am is the We or the
man who's bought this property. and
naturally want TO keep an eye on
II. Henry! Hen-n-r-ry, "-She cvi-
IDENTIFY summoned the other half OF
'hc marital sketch from an invcstiga-
ton Of the lawn-"comc here and tell
this Mrs. Graham
"rardon!" I.iliian's voice was as
creamy and chilly as frozen custard
hut you are mistaken. / am no,
Mrs Graham.
Who ar. you. then. and what are
YOU doing here" the woman de-
manded rudc,y. And where is Mrs
Grahain7''
II AIN Mrs. Graham's representa-.
tive. her best friend" Lillian replied
MIs. Gt"ham cannot possibly be- dis
;urhcd today. She is exceedingly
LCsy. ana not very we'll
Lillian * Cool.
II don't want to see her, goodness
knows" the woman replied. but |
do want tn see the inside Of this
house. and find out what shape It's in
There's been some monkey work GO.
ing on. thai's a cinch, from that mes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02

ia the Kitchen. II wasn't like that
whcn The agent took US through II
while the Grahams were down South.
Not that II was then my style of
Keeping Il house-but then. you don't
lind many as particular as l am. II /
40 say II as shouldn't"
! hoped Katie was not listening to
this TRADE. or that il che was. she
her housekeeping In her prcsen,
mood. Katie was fully capable OF
rushin.; down the stairs and staging
a riot IN which the feminine half Of
OF her hair. There was no souna
from her room. however. and I lis
tened intcn,ly for Liilian's reply.
You viii have every opportunity
70 view the house." she said coidly
upon the date set in the deed 70
it is tho arst of May. Until then. J
am afraid you will have TO content
yourself with an outside view.
DO you mean TO tell INC, you inn
pudent thing. that ! cant se, in IN!
own house? Why. III go and get {
policeman this minute and breai
down the door, Henry.
\ Change OF Front.
Henry's voice--or one thatI as
sumcd To be his--broke into the con
yersation. but he evidently was not
a $ rabid as his wife. or had n bcttci
knowledge OF the laws governing the
situation for his voice was only mild
~ cxpostulatory. | could distinguish
nothing he said. however, for nc be-
longcd TO tn. class OF people WHO
humble their words" Lillian's an
swer was prompt
"lf your wife had approached us
sir. in any courteous manner. ] have
no doubt that Mrs. Graham would
have been glad to appoint day when
you could see the house. But as !,
is. ! shat! advise her very strongly
To stand unon her legal rights in tho
shc does not know that there is no
possible authority for her entrance
even into the grounds unless by the
permission or the Grahams. Especial
"" Lillian paused Significantly
"as the purchase money has not 80;
been paid down.
Come on. Henry. We won't take