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The Washington herald., 1921-05-12
Tiger Hurler
Stops Yankees
Sutherland, Cobbs Un
beaten BOrn,an, Wins
2-to-I Victory

DETROIT, May 1.-THE Tigers
came back at the Tanks today
Sutherland. the undefeated pitching
reliance of Ty Cobb's stan. letting
the New Workers down to 1. 1t
was a cold day but the card at
tracted $4,000 to Navin Field. The
scora.
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Mass. Aggies Beaten.

PROVIDENCE. r. L, May IL
Coming from behind and tieing the
score three times Brown Uniersity
defeated the Massachusetts AgricuI-
tural College in a 1f-inning contest
today, Z to 3.
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Totals. ... a. 7t3s IL Totals. ~ IL 80 "a
twinning run scored with two out.

winning run scored with two out
Score by innings:
Boston 1000 900 600 900 IL
Run-SouthwOrth. Erpor-Gowdy. Two
bat hIt-Southworth. Three-base hit-whit-
ted Sacrifice hit-Sixon. Stolen bases
Powell. Nixon. Base on balls-on Film
gim. 3; OF Hamilton. 4. Struck out-by
Fillingim, l; by Hamilton. 3. Double plays
Southworth to Gowdy. Time-2:22. I'M
pires-Brennan and Emslie.
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Minor League Results
American Association.

American Association
Indianapolis. IL; ST. Paul, ..
Louisville. /: Minneapolis, S.
Columbus at Kansas City; rain.
Milwaukee. 5: Toledo, 6.
international League.
Jersey City, 90: Syracuse. 3.
Newark. 5; Buffalo. s.
baltimore. 4: Rochester, s.
Reading at Toronto; both games
postponed.
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huhs-Schuitz' bancroft, Young, Kelly, Z.
Smith. Three-base hit-Young. Two-base hit
E-Fournier. Clemons., Stock, Bancroft, Kelly.
sacrihce hits-Walker Rapp. Double play
Stock to Lavan to Fournier. Base on balls
or Doak 5, OF Toney 1. Struck out-Ry
Toney .. by Doak 1. Left on bases-St.
Louis Z, Giants 4. Umpires-Rigier and
Moran. Attenda nce-S, OOO
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Red SOr VictOrs
OUer White S0r, 80

CHICAGO. May 11.-Boston de-
feated the White SoX here today,
3 to ., i'm a hard-fought game.
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PERRY'S PITCHING
BEATS COMPANY G

Perry's hurting for Company b,
in the NATIONAL Training School
League. was mainly responsible for
Company G's 13-to-3 defeat yester-
day. Perry held his opponents to
FIVE lone bingles, and was particu-
larly effective with men on bases.
Olsen. for the winners, crashed a
homer and a triple in four times at
bat, while Pricci also poled home
run. Score by innings:
Company B.........S $40 11O 1913
Company .001 oil 600 3
Batteries-Company B, Perry and
Priccf: Company G. Barrett and
watkins.
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Totals. IS 4a4 s TOT
tRstted for Moore in eig

run - Browns. Double play - Galloway to
Dykes to Griffin. Stolen hsse-Ntlhams'
Base on haIls-On Sh"Cker =. on Moore 4.
Struck out-By Shorker ), by Moore 3
Pitching record-On Moore. 3 hits run in
: innings Left on bases-St. Louis 4, Phil
adeIphia :. Impircs-EyaDs and Hide
brand Time-l:ls.
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tBatted for Baumgsrtner in ninth.
Score BY innings:
hicago ...... 5Oleo7 lis
Philadelphia ........ 20 o . 90 O.
Runs-FIack 3, HolIocher 2. Terry :.
> Deal J. KiIifer Rawlings Meusel ..
Wrightstonc, Parkinson. Williams =, J. NIL
Ter. Errors-Grimcs. killifer, Rawlings. J.
Miller. Two-base hits Holocher. Robert
son =. Deal 3. kilhfer. Twomhley. Rawlings.
Three base hit-WheHt. Home runs-Nill-
Jams. WrightstOne Stolen bases-Flack.
HoIiocher. Sacrihce-wrightstone. Double
plays-Hollocher to Terry to Grimes: Terry
To Hollocher. Left on base-ChicaEO 4.
Philadelphia, 3 Bases on balls-on Vaughn
|. on Ring =. o1 BaumEartner .. Hits-On
Ring IL in % innings: on Baumgartner.
} in 3 l-3 innings. Hit by pitcher-By Ring
U;rimesI. Struck out-By Vaughn 3, by
Ring .. Losing pitcher-Ring. Umpres-
Hart and Mccormick Time-l:jJ.
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Totals. 30 "a IL

Kuns-SchanE. Bush, Neach, WHfu hV!|
Two-base hits-Roth .. Ruth. sacrince ny
Sargent Double play-sarEent To Ain
smith Base on balls-on Sutherland i.
Struck out-By Sutherland ., by Hoyt 1.
Left on bases-Detroit :, Ianks 4. Um-
pireS-Moriarty and Connolly. Attendance
1000.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yestsrday's Results.
New York. 4; st. Louis, I.
Boston, /; Pittsburgh. o t13 inninss).
Brooklyn, 5; Cincinnati, 4.
Chicago. 10; Philadelphia, ..
Games Today.
Chicago at Phil4seiphia.
ST. Louis0t New York.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Cincinna ii st Brooklyn
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huHs-SkIIIuHh w, bFhneT. NrT0E. 7
Jarhne. Buchannon I2I. Deck. Oliver. Smith.
Errors-Boetler. Skillman i2D. Deck I2l.
BaIIinEer. Barer weaEley Two-base hit
DECK. Stolen hases-Boetler. J Iarboe.
Deck. Smith. Sacrifice hit-Benner. Strurk
out-By WeaEley. 6: Prestele. 3. Base on
halls-on wesgIey. =: PresteIe. . Hit by
pitched baIl-By weagley IPrestelel.
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Runs Witt. MenoSkey. Ruel. Mulligan.
Collins Errors-vitt, J. Collins. Sheely.
MuIrennan. Two-bsse hit-Hooper. Bases
-sssSq usIolS = 'uuuusIIuK Uo-suDq 10
Hooper Muiligsn. Double play-Mulrennan
to Sheely. Struck out-By Mulrennau l, by
Pennock B. Umpires-ChilI and Owens.
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Totals. 40 IL "a 12j Totals, 7 sIu
kopf batted for Marquard In seventh.
Luque batted for Coumbe in ninth,
Williams ran for Dsubert in ninth.
Cincinnati ...... O002 02oaIe,-,,
Brooklyn ...... o0lo0x-s 4
Runs-Bohne. Daubert Duncan. ronsec.-
Johnston. 2. Wheat, Honey, Myers. o. Mn,
ier, Errors-Bohne. Olson. Home rup-
Johnston. Three-base hits-Duncan and
Daubert. Two-base hits-Smith. Marousrd
Harsraye. Konetchy. Crane. saeri6ce hitN,
Myers. Sacrifice hy-Johnston. Ba.e ON
oans-of Marquard 2. Struck out-By
Marqusrd 1. by Smith 2. by Ccumbe i,
Left on bases-Reds s, Robins g. Umpires
-gDsy and oaisley. Attendaan-S.5o0,
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INDIANS SLAUGHTER NATIONALS IN FARSICAL BATTLE a.
StaIadifn44f the Clubs
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Cievehnd, II; Washington, I.
Boston. 8; Chicago. 2
St. Louis, 1; Philadelphia, o
Detroit, 2; New York, !
Games To-day.
Washington at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at Chicago.
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Totals. 81 5M n Totals. 81 IN
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tBatted for Baumgsrtner in ninth.
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Totals =. 4S 2l 2714 Totals. SO 10 II
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ST. Louis. ...... 100000 o. 6 o.
Giants ...... o OOO121" @
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-20

NEW YORK, Oct. 1o.-Hhorts con-
tributed 10 the better tone % todsy's
dull, hui fniriy broad stock market
Interpretations ana high grade In
dustriais held or extended recent
gains. Sales appropriated 400. 900
shares The closing was Irregular.
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Chicago Board OF Trade

CHICAGO. Oct. 20.---Wheat scored
a moderate rally today chiefly ms n
result Of covering by shorts. Prcdic-
tons In some quarters that n general
railroad strike would yet be averted.
sounted somewhat as n bullish factor.
Besides. hope was expressed for a fair
export business today. Opening pri-
ccs which varied from unchanged
figures 10 IN cents higher with Dec.
Si.04 TO fl.0fA and May ft.OSh 20
si.t0. were followed by numerous
changes within tho initial range.
Corn and oats paraleilcd the action
Of wheat. Corn started y TO hUA
cent up. Dec, t5A to 4bM cents and
then continued to harden.
Oats were y cent higher at tho
outset. Dec. sax cents and later
scored additional gains.
Provisions reflected the firmness OF
grain despite downturns In hos
values.
Subsequently tho wheat market
made a further ascent. influenced
more or less by prospective rcduc-
tion of winter wheat acreage, but ex-
port call wal rather slow, and prices
declined In the dealings. Closing quo
tationa were unsettled, at the same
as yesterdays finish 10 y cen higher
Dec. s1.oaA 10 ti.0t and haS
81 .OS y to si.OSM. u
Better shipping demand from New
England helped To sustain the corr
market at the last. Prices closed
firm, X to y cent net higher. with
Dec. &c cents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-20

THE first thing to do. children"
said Cap'n Pennywinkle TO the Twins
as he folded up the Fairy Queens
letter, lis to find the rainbow. When
you discover where the end OF Il In.
look there for the has Of gold that
the gnomeH have hidden.
with that he turned Curly's head
his sca-horse steed. o know
back to the place by the sea weed
grove whore he watched tho traffic.
Nancy and Nick looked after him
thoughtfuliy. one would have thought
that he vas telling them how 20 find
the corner grocery TO buy "A lolly-pOp
instead OF hunting bags OF gold at
the foot ~ rainbows. As though rain
bows and old-hags were the most
everyday things IN the world Not
that they we're discouragcd-not "A bit
OF IL. only u Was one more thing that
was queer about the Land OF h Wig
glefins. Everything was most amaz-
ms. Nick had a boob ut home called
"Dayy Jones Locker" that his Daddy
read him at nights. all about the
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.'rl,a,'s the rpinbow. uncrci H.. running nwayi"
STORY NO. 57s

ocean and ocean people. and IL was
full OF queer things. too.
suddenly something very bright
glided by, something long and erase
ful and striped with the most beau
tifui coiors. Nancy grabbed Nleks
arm. "Looki" she cried. There Il
IN now. That's the rainbow, there.
It's running AWAY. Lets follow a."
Nick agreed. so OF they started IN
their magic Green Shoes.
But what. my dears, do you think
happened2 The Ions, beautiful.
graceful object stopped suddenly and
turned around, and for h nrst m
the children noticed that II had two
bright eyes. Then II spoke For
goodness sake. what are you two
creatures tagging after me forf IL
snapped most unmnnneriy.
"Are-aren't you the rainbowf'
faltered Nancy.
"Rainbow." II snapped. WHATS
thGtG I'm Mr.. Ribbon-Fish."
To He Continued.
copyright. 1891. NEA Service
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T.E1iAI NOICfS
NOTICE OF SUIT.

state of New Mexico, County Of bernAlillo,
In the District Court.
Joseph p. Ward. Plaintiff,
Nancy J. Ward. Defendant.
To the Above Named Defendant
You are hereby notified that a salt has
been filed against you In the said Court and
Cunnty by the above named plaintiff, In
which the said plaintiff prays tor an sb.
soiute divorce on the grounds Of desertion
snd abandonment. And you are further
rotified that unless you enter or cause TO
be entered your appearance IN said cause
on or before the 9th day Of December, A. ID.
1921, judgment all be rendered In said
cause against you by default and the relief
prayed Tor viii be granted.
The name Of the plaintiffs stiorney Is
(sraij PRED CRoLiOTT. Clerk.
BY HARRY y LEE, Deputy,
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ron SALE

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NEW YORK. oct. ao.-Liberty
bonds closed: 3hs. $4,000 first 10.
SOS, 90; necond a.. 1890; firat ths
t92.e4; second axe, ts1.se; third
4ka sg471; fourth Tvs. t92.4s; VIC
tory shs. tss.ss; victory ~. $3.50.
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DENvER, Oct. ocaesis receipts,
100; market slow. about STEADY
neef steers. ff.bo 0B.75s cows and
neltors. s~3.tessee. calves. fss.ooff
s.oe; bulls. t2.oo 1900 stocksrs and
feeders. St.5D b.7b, ~
Hog receipss, 1900. rs 70 50 cenfn
sheep receipts. 2.soo; market mt
sheep strons. others steady, lambs
|ss.7s47.g6; ewes. $1,000 400; feeder
Iamts. ts.ooQs.75.
KANSAS CITY. Oct 76.--cattlc re-
ccipts. 1900; yeariiner and a few
prime steers steady. other graded
slos. mostly 10 to Is cents iowert
some on more; top 1906 pound
steers. $780, other early asies'
sf.foMa.1s; stockers and feeders
steady to weak; other sales. tf.so8
to mixed cows. t3.3B r42B; grans
hsifers. $3.50 down: most cutters,
f2.7bU 500; Gamers largely around
S2.2S; beef bulls. tf.36. ~boiognas.
fs.oo@ sso; best veaiern. iss.bog
HOG receipts. 1000: generally rs 20
20 cents lower than yesterdays avcf-
age, best $50 TO 210 pound weights 20
racKers and shippers. ts7.set bulk.
Afo W AVt IuME4 F'tNHts sN.W
s7s; prime szs pound kind, $780,
hulk MIXED loads. t7.as47.s6; bulk
OF snies. 3T.eE Nils: packer sown
generally ss.26 q s.f0: stock pigs
steady. best kind. ts.7e.
Sheep receipts. 5000, sheep gen
orally IS cents lower: most fat ewes
ts.Ts04.i0: fat lambs weak To is
cents lower: top westerns. ISIS;
feeding lambs steady TO IS cents low
er; early top, t7.o0.
CHICAGO. Oct. 2o.-cattie receiptr
10000. market very slow. tendency
lower on practically all kinds; buiis
steady to weak; few bolognns ms high
as s4.o0. calves steady. best veziers
TO packers. 1850; best to outsiders.
$1,000.
Hog receipts. so, 600; stsady 70 Is
cents lower thar ygetsrqsys average
top early. $40; bulk lights and light
butchers. s7.sB0s.io; bulk $40 TO 800
pound smooth sows. se.eo9T.es: bulk
heavy packing sows. 5000 $40; pigs
active. mostly steady bulk desirable.
$500 9e.2s. 4
sheep receipts. $4,000; fat lamby
steady TO rs cent higher; sheep
steady: feeder lambs firm; Eat native
lambs early TO packers. S7.7b9S.oo
no choice western sold. few here:
choice % pound Michigan ewes
s4.S0: sellers asking higher for feed
lcrs; none sold early.
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Produce

CHICAGO, Oct. ao~-Potafocs. white
dull. red steady: receipts. III cara;
Michigan. Wisconsin and Minnesot ,
bulk. ti.70@1.s0 cwt; sacks1,
si.s0Gt.ss cwt, Red river ohlcs
sacked. sf.sb9 400 cwt: sand lsnd
ohios bulk. ti.boW1.6s cwt.
Butter firm, creamery cxtran. $40
44hc; firsts. SO ~ csc. seconds. ue
24c; standards, sec.
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KANSAS CITY. Oct. 20.-Butter
and poultry unchanged.
Eggs. firsts. ic higher. 44c; seconds
unchanged. soc, ~
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NEW YORK. Oct. 2e.-cafi money
easy high AZ; low 4. ruling rate sh !:
closing az 90; last loan 4.
1ime loans steady: go days. % days
and 6 months. so y.
Primo mercantile paper. 5h " X.
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New York Cotton.
NEW YOHk. Oct. z0.-Cotton flu
lures closed very steady. Dec, SSH;
Jan. tfs.5b; March. tfs.ss; May.
s17.O7; July. fi1.6s.
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rEATRo AMERICA.

@. Barrymore en- ell drama en- seis ac-
toa "Los Tres Pecadores' v una come
dia.
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La Juveniud cs el Sueso dc
Orc De tOdas las Danas


Scr sicrapro joven. TO ilegar nunca
q los 50. y mucho meEos los 40; he
anui 81 suefio de orc de toda muir.
Desgraciadaraente. los afios pasan
los cumpleanos Sc sucedeR con uno
frecpencia ,harto desagradable. I'm su
deseo de seguir siendo joyen, acudea
elias a los medios artihciales que "a
todos eonoccmos. sin que logren el fa
que buscan, va que todOs sabemos dis.
tinguir entire una juventud natural Y
una que no 10 es. Los amos pasan "a
mujer Va enve3eclenuo, slh que 10 p0e-
da cvitar, pero ST puede evttar ella ei
SENT IRSE vieja y el PAR 'eE44At y1e-
ia. Hasta ahora no han Si1s F1Nchas
Verdacero secreto de Ia jue tud, pero
va nlgunas 10 han ayeriSus.,J y con
Eeguridad que su numerO ira en- ati-
mento. En su SANGltE esta el Secre-
to- ManfeniendO su sangre rica pu-
ra, con IL cantidad de hierro que IL
misma necesita. Ia mujer Cy el nom
bre tambien) Sc 0entira Joven. activa J
fuerte; sc vera joven y Sc conservara
ioven por largo tempo. La casa d..
Becker Medicine Co. de Nueva ork,
ha puesto ultimamente al mercado un
preparado medicinal, en- forma de pas
tillas facil de tomar. al que da el
nombre de NUXIFIERRO, que ha re-
Bultado ser uno de los mas poderosos
que Sc conocen para purifear en-
~ caballeros) que va han tomado
NUXIFIERRO, 10 recomiendan porque
al enriquecerles la sangre las hace
sentirse mas joven, luctr mas Joven y
cOnservarse mas joven por largoS amos.
Pida NUXIFIERRo en- las boticas.
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LOS QUE VIAJAN
EN- Ell CARACAS

Ell vapor Caracas que sali6 aver
de nnestro puerto conduce para Nueva
York los siguientes pasajeros:
Procedentes de La Guayra:
Santiago Perez, Santiago Perez Sra. An
dr6s Perez, Juan Perez, Matilde de Gil
Borges, Maria de Lourdes, Heriberto
Gil Borges, Esteban Gil Borges, Je-
sds Palacios, Salvador Lima, Juan
Gil, Juan Gil, Sra, jose Gil. Francis
co Briceno, Luis serrano c., Luis Sierra
no @. Sra, Elena Leon, Yolanda Sierra
no, Olga serrano, Rafael Arocha, Juan
Elias Pinedo, Ana NJ. Montenegro, En-
ma M. Montenegro, Preston McGood.
win, Preston McGoodwin, Preston NC
Goodwin, Ema Bany, Manuel Johnson,
Alberto Butcher, Roland Henry, Anto-
ria Hernandez, Josefna Hernandez,
Ecelmira Chavez, Angela Ponte, Ma
ria Guzman.
Do Curacao:
Jean JAG Debrot, P. L. de Haseth, p.
L. de Haseth, Sra, Julius L. Penha,
Jacob H. Brandao, Thomas j. Bach, Ri
chard T. Lyons.
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CINE LAS ANTILLAs.

Episodes diez y once de la serie "Los
M ster1os de Myrra" una comedia.
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Edineio epnstruids exprssamaats
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saisna4 - sirven coInidas q demlai-
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n mas frsaso. ample esmedor esn
sista Ell mar. DEPARTMENTS para IA
mllias. Frsnte al sdifcio dsl Senado
, ceres a. los 6ernAs Centres odsia-
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ssuntss.-ss alquilan 90 eamAs So
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gone. SIR as she waited for him tc
follow.
-All right. lead me TO it." he re
piled. half smiling. Il wasn't sure
was going TO stay"
And presently Molly showed him &c
the seat beside the Girl. and for heI
reward she had the look Of startled
surprise with which the Girl greeted
him. Molly would have liked TO linger
but to her credit she did not. feeling
no doubt that there should be no wit
nesses of that unexpected reunion.
They're together for the first time
in months-and oh, Charlie. it's such
a wonderful scene here. Don't you re
member how she says to him. What.
ever our mistakes. dear one. aren't we
happier together than we should ever
be apartT And he says. Forgive me,
dear, even as l forgive you ?
at seems to me-" said the unim-
questionable Charlie, that anybody
VINO could take so much interest ia
other peoples love affairs could take
a little interest In her own"
But Molly held up warning finger.
Ssh :" she said. There it begins now.
Doesn't she look just wonderful In
that ermine dressing gown, and isn't
he beautiful-so tenderT'
Together they leaned over the parti-
ton and watched, and certainly to at
least two pairs of eyes in the theatre
that scene got over as the producer
intended II should, helped out by the
ripping accompaniment Of Neyin
love song on the player piano.
When 1t was over and a magical
pencil had traced "The End. Specially
Produced by FiImcraft," Molly turned
TO Charlie with softened eyes. "Char-
lie, won't make fun of you any more
for making love to me. Him sure
/ love you, tool"
There was only time for whispered
"Wait for me after the show is over
from Charlie and then more people
were coming in and a whole stream
flowing out.
Molly had almost forgotten the Man
and the Girl, as she thought over her
capitulation to Charlie and wondered
how long 1t would be before he could
marry her.
Then somebody touched her on the
arm. She loked up into two spar
king. happy brown eyes belonging to
the Girl, who was holding tight to the
arm Of the Man, from about whose
mouth all hardness had disappeared.
"Thauk you" said the Girl gently,
then was swept on with the crowd.
Molly looked after them. Then she
drew deep sigh. "The movies are
great" she said, "but give me Real
LifeP