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Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-03
AGAINST BAKERY
 AND DELICATESsEN Ss,45S

John H. Walker, receiver of the New. London Bakery and Delicatesen Co.,, on Friday afternoon filed with the clerk of the superior coUrt a list of the claims against the bakery and deicatesen.
 The claims total $S,45s.14 of which s1,200 are preferred claims.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-03
APPOINTED BAGGAGE MASTER
 AT LOCAL STATION

Eugene GroIIan of wauregan has been appointeI baggagemaster at the New Haven depot to fill the vacancy caused by the death of James II. Canty who held the position for many years. afr. Gronnan has been baggage master at Wauregan for some time past.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-03

the first four months I could do but little work, had to lie down most of ths time, and was very nervous, but my husband was always reminding me to take the Vegetable Compound, which 1 did. Of my eight children this last one was the easiest birth of all andI ana thankful for your Vegetable Com pound. I recommend it to my friendi when hear them complaining about their ills "-Mrs. M. NATALIE, "A Fremont St, Springfield, Mass.
 Sickiy, ailing women make unhappy homes, and after reading Mrs. Ma tales letter one can imagine how this home was transformed by her restore ton to health. Every woman who suf- fers from such ailments should give Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound a fair trial. It is surely worth while.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-03
Auts Trrsks CoIlided

There was slight automobile accident on Union Square late Friday afternoon when two automobile trucks eolided. One of the trucks was slightly da.maEed.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-03
ateman-Smith
searcn No. Main Street Place

The local police on Friday evening conducted search of the saloon of An gelo Chioda at 6S North Main street for illegal liquor. Their search was without reward
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-03

Naugatuck.-It was stated this week that the appointment of Charles H. Will son of this borough to the internal reve- nue staff of Connecticut had been ap- proved and that Mir. Wilson would take ofice on Oct l
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-03
MAYOR LERoU LEAVES
 FOR NE" a

Mayor Herbert M. Lerou and William D. Kicker of this city left Friday ev- enlng for New Orleans where they will attend the convention of the National Pharmaceutical Association.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-03
WIFE IkEEs
 HUSBANDS hpyIcE
And Is Made Well Again by Lydia E. Pinkhams
 Vegetable Compound

suringfeld, Msss.-HFhe dactef told my husband that had te hayesn
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-03
THE CHELSEA SAVINGS BANK
THE

One Hundred Twenty Sixth co-seeu-
 tive Dividend
 Norwich, Conn, kpEust 1, 1921 The Board of DireStors si this Bank has declared a diVlseas for the current six months at the rate ef four per cent. per annum, payable on and after the fifteenth of scetemser.
 FRANK HAMPSTEAD,
 Treasures,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-03

isa l Esuld be q slEk lg Fanan and aauldRaf have any ns9e ekiidren on isse9ant of ny
 zssksasd candi-
 ti0a- ! sefused b have the opere- ton. My husbsnd asked me to Ey Lydia E Pink hams vegstsble |Hox--r.o-rr% HcD
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-03
WEDDINGS.
WaIker-CarroIl.

Clarence K. Walker of Worcester, Mass and Miss Rilla M. Carroll of this city were married on Thursday evening at the home of Rev. E. J. Ayers on West Main street. The ceremony was performed by Rev. MT. Ayers in the presence and a few relatives and friends
 After the ceremony MT and Mrs. Walker left for a wedding tour after which they will reside in Worcester. The bride is a resident of Norwich and has a host of friends
 Bateman-Smith
 Mrs. Laura Smith and William Bate man, both of New Lenden were married Thursday evening at D. m. at the home of the Rev Walter P. Buck, 357 Broad street, New London. MT. Bateman was formerly of Philadelphia but is now en- ployed at the submarine base. After the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Bateman left for a wedding trip to Philadelphia, stop ping at New York;
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-15
CIVIC CLUB IS FORMED
Representative business Men VIII
Perfect Ci,itan Organization
at Monday IunChcOn.

Sponsored by group Of rcprescn-
tativc business men, the Civtan club
OF Tulsa is to be organized at a
luncheon Monday in the Hotel Tulsa
tearoom. Virtually every profession
and line of business in the city will
be represented at the organization
meeting Of the club, which will be
unit of the International Association
Of CIvitan clubs with headquarters
iu Birmingham Ala.
Wilbur Wright, national reprcscn-
tatiyo Of CIyitan. has been IN Tulsa
ior tn, past week assisting IN form
iu, plans for the new organization.
Il nucleus for which is formed by the
groups OF men from whom the iuv.-
iatiUn 10 other charter members TO
luncheon came.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-15

OKLAHOMA CITY, MAY l4.-Tne
.".t...H0 0f Reuben NJ. Rcddio. AN
"... ri Ada. ON "a charge OF
...atEh'or .n connection with the
'H7i. .. Percy Barton. iu Pontotoc
''4i'F district court was reversed
.'-tF by the criminal court of ap-
RUddie had been sentenced
~ u ----- In Tho .LutN nnrLln-LLLL-N-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-15

Emma 6. whitney 80 years Of
age. died al her home at 1903 West
Twcnty-Gfih street on Friday eve
ming at s O'Clock from the effects of
heart disease. Funeral services were
held at . O'Clock saturday afternoon
az the home and ver" rnrduojrd by
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-15
AS Interesting as Your
Everyday Mail
ri

THE advertisements in this paper written
to you. 1t is impossible for most merchants and
their goods, their and their services SO they
pay us for the privilege Of calling these things to
your attention in our advertising columns.
If they did not know that a certain proportion Of
readers would be vitality Interested in their mes
sage, they could not afford to advertise. 1t would
be a losing proposition.
Read the advertisements as you would a personal
letter Many Of them are just as important and
Just as interesting. They will help you TO economize
and to keep posted store news OF real interest to
you and your pockctbook
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-23
CALL UP

when you want competent Help,
"A Room, To buy Anything, "a sell
Anything, phone 3i5, An expert
cuced Want Al Takcr" will an
swer and be ready TO take Jour ad
as you phone II.
Herald Want "A Takers" are
thoroughly trained advertising
writer's. They have been instructed
In the art OF writing WAIST ADS
hat PULL. n you do not know
exactly how your al should be
worded these operators viii help
you.
REMEMBER; We have a class
siflcntion for every purpose and
results for those who ~ them,
Phone 345
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-23
WHY PAY REMIT GET A HOME NOW T. KNGsBURY. zO WEST GOLD
YOUR FIiTrRE HOME

means 10 much 10 you and family Vast
Silver Avenue has more ideal conditions
than any other street iu the Highlands
Hny a lot there NOW while th5y afe cheap.
aud build later. Just a few choice ones
left. See or coll
j. A. HAMMOND
s2i y. silver. Phone is22.R.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-23

mI.uf rii, .ioaiug da'.
bee. ..tn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-23
LEGNL NOTICES
NOTICE 10 CONTRADICTORY

No'.,, Is hereby given that th, under.
signed viii on the 1911 day Of April 1927.
let thr contract TO build d four room c"u.
crete building Tor School Dist SO % 30
Tres pi,dras. NrW Ncxlco. ON the lime 81
the u and X q Ry. between Santa lu and
Antoritu. colo The plans und src,if.Ifluus
can be- rtyu ~ the office Of o. cha.
Gaas'ra Architect Santa Ie " NJ ur u.
Edwin E seward. clerk Tres pirdra.. a.
NJ BID. ore repu'.i.d with art uHhau'
tho heating plarf An bids shHuid Do. sent
TO 4 d Qur'Aua. ~urf ~ schools. I.a.
s. " AI tIds received VIII Doc opened Hl
the Board az fiuratiUu ON the 18Th bhg M
April. lp.l uf tlr hour OF ton u.Iu.E
tho tIEtf 20 reject ANY or an hIi.
BOARD OF EDi CATION TAOS GO
by ] " DwtRf. sser..av
Nar,blt a7. gn.Aur e. ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-23
TNIlMs Nh NANCmI.s
MONEY no LOAN

CONFIDENTIAL loan. on iewelry, diamonds,
watches. Liberty Bonds. pitnos. sutomo'
hilss. Lowest rates. Ruthmsn's. III South
Firsi. Bonded TO the state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-23
ron sAIE-Iypcwr1icrs

FUN JUFWTT''TH -
FOR SZLE, TYPEwRTTERs-An Kinds,
bots new and second baud. bought, sold,
rented and repaired, Albuqusrqus Type
writer Exchange. Phone soJ'J. i22 South
Fourth ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-23
1--WE STOCK

NOTICING VIII have a. $40 North Broad
way, Grnndr Wagon Yard, on March -
one car load ~ good Colorado horses and
mules. broke to worL. We also have a few
sets Of harness a. good Hs now. n yuu
need a team lc sure and take advantage OF
this opportunity. Prices will he eScep.
tionally attractive, Come and see for your
telf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-23

5rEAh HEATED rooms above Ns,son's
Book Store, 2io West Central Avenue,
FOR RENT-fArt OF store. big display
window good location; Central avenue
business district. strictly moderni ttesm
seAt Address nus IN" care Of Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-23
CuIRoritACTOR

WAYTED-rlAin and fancy sewing. psOr
1884 ".
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-23

Nnrlrs if ntrnH H HrHna InN
service iu uhInH mrn oft huniUN U
riNoa ni. and utin rIlhtU auDa
neok. in thc middle uf 1850 daT htNo
sn0l Hmr. nrcome won Acquainted
Hnnn fs0lr m.nlH und hDfriH % Irfrn
Hnl Them Hrrt fn tnn'E fhrIT H.un $50
fnnt.ushIg 'hAi 'NH Hnrld UtrrH nnrIr
H learning tn i0.H lnnn tuutrHnn aH
wou Rhn iu fhirss urN iu laHW H'll-
lHslN aud luart. nr nrrufiUE
ihr Individual member uI thr rlHH. rf.
mans nuHinHHH muHi Nn conducted uu n
higher piano fnlH WrenH "a fnrI W
nuruce upon ai othDr mon oi fhU com
wUrliY engaged ir fhn Hann iinc.
Turning again io tho Individual w.
lind CHAT hc becomes nrffrr mon boz
his hoao Ute wluir hlH HfflrNIr tuu
activities ir connection with bic town,
state AND nnflou Hre CFnn srener 1ud
nrrndrr fhHI H II ho NJ frnn Cos
tHtlHn Hnl HlDh. 10 is believed. aN men
connected el,h .ho organization ave-
stritrg io lt
Thr world ihero'orr aHlcumHH l.o
tarr For sixteen Years ii has been an
fms ia good Wnrk if rnf fF
biz nuhlr thingH ~ itself except in
emergency Instances. hut rather tp
train ita momhrru t0 Boz truly houful
every dav ani in cyerN wnN
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-23
UNUSUAL CONDITION
Texas LAdy Suffered With Pulling
and Aching Pains in Her Back
Which Cardui Relieved,

Houston. Texas Mrs. G. p look. or
1913 Witty Street. this city. recently
said about four months after my
marriage. / o.. began suffering much
pain. and know that my condition WIS
Unusual. but couldn't Just decide what
was wrong / Ind 70 80 70 bed,
IAN across my back and hips were
paine. pulling and aching until Coult
hardly $50 up stayed ia bed few
days. My huaband had heard OF Can
dui 90 told lim he might GET it.
"Af.or had taken Cardui few
days. was up took five bottles and
haven't been In bed since for this
trouble. Tor ~ have tho least symp.
toms OF tuA trouble ! get cardui aud
take it Ia dime.
81 have a number OF friends who
have used cardui. and they recommend
a very highly
mo experience OF this Tcxaa lady
a. similar 90 that related b. thousands
q. other women
Cardui 10 purely vegetable. and mild
end Fcutlo iu iis action. Cnrdui may
b. tho very medicine you need II sur
fering with wcmanly troubles.
Take Cardut, NCsl5b
"a .aaaaasasi''''ll alaazulsss-a.szsuasauu,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-23

lNslrf0fe uaHU NN ~ MUfflmau
frsm rhr NapuH Christi Oatoifo pub
ishcH bt BARNARD a Sous March q.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-23
NOVICE DlllNaurNr rAxpAYeRs

rangements can bo made bv Witch
your delinquent taxes nnv hc paid m
monthly instnNmrnta luieHa some
such Arrangement is made hv Won h~
fore M1Tch isf iQti suif wii hf fir1
AGAINST vnE. and Judgment tuhrl gt
the Mareh term nf Court
JOHN n BARTIETr
city Secretary
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-23
ROTARY BASIS
AT FOUNDATION
OF TRUE LIVING
Union Of Men With Stead
fast Aim for Advance
Means Much to Country

rhe world vlde celebration ~ iha
sixteenth tnnitrfsHfa M nufatt SIN
naturally cause nltnY leurie iu aah
what ia ihn ituiHfF ruN fniHaY.
nHd h'i dnUH % Hii mrHnT
NNir nnfWrf mlHhf hn Chat ~ m e.
HiuuN HIHup W NualUU.H nnI .lfnf0..
tHuA Wcn whn HHthsi once ufrN
iNi % luncheon und HuNsNlnH program
NnN iiii ihts frHm in hNNDn tufllnn
EuNa time
iH NiH Haf INr iraI unauDr 10 n'
N. moore rli.rri fhlH thlf Hfuulfian
% MAN which Wunld HpatfI.U iIn Hn
.n'N 0s whiHh In diaplf oInlnra.
fHN flNfNfN. NJ NH.II. IH HH IHNIHhlu|
iNlNt "N."N dWUNH BOZ nlrn b helffs fna
INh De- WHHH HnH ifNi Hnn fhffHrN
innn ihuuNhts Hni deais Tho getting
IHUr hrr ihn NiNlur Hnd tUn flu sts
ihf nrhHH Orb thN Htrumnilshm1uf
uf "a Hfnaf end
F Frf H rlenr understandable of the
nIHNtfnNri fHt ihnNn what 30 really lH|
ii WHf ir Hfn In HtHrf Hf fhe Doe
n.nNinN nni fte what brought NsIafy
Hma mln iHul 81 fmffIa H ghIt4n.
IH"f Nr invited tDaN drairl. - o.af|
operator nun 70 merchant inil0f fn meet
wilh hIw fn form "a little Hrnuu uf
fF'NHfH who could NHfhrr fnrrfhff nura
n ofvh in sHrh others offices ani rn.
'nf inti r'nHn Ac1ualNtauroHhlN which
rHNn Uult THROUGH Hlrl Frequent
meetings. BROW fhn hrrInu..r tl.h
NINn ivHrfHnufUi dlflIrfnf hHaiHea
OBJ Nfnt.lHlUH NfrI.f tInrr rncH fu fhif
N'tH 900 each nrH mnn nHn nHHad tu
n" group hnH proven in hN 0Hu 90 thr
NltNl NNiufH iu lhr SUCCESS uf thp iln.
f1rF eluh which cHuN unf 90 ffia ntah ~
Tuning AZ fhr numnsrH rrfN slow.
}. ~ c1nrfn % namo lnt tho club Nnl
NHuEHf lUIaIuUsN HH INN UUH had NNnn
Bisbee daily review., 1921-07-23
POSTAL SERVICE

WITH Will H. Hayes former chairman the Repub
general of the United States
expected receive better postal service In fact
incoming exactly that thing
that the NJ has big job his hands but we
he his service" on Bisbee
patent office the
cp poofce subordi
Mail be handled in
perhaps with the desire of the ma
manner
delivery system
and important work
mail from the railroad to place
the delivery system
office much time
as possible. before closing the mails
appear
establishments closing would leave such mail
that thousands people addition the
that of the business house Night shifts worked the District
Yet particularly
res the office at o'clock after there until the following
morning before distributed postmaster
giving
he there
done and brought available
when
At the in s:55 D.
for the delivery mail postofe
brought a
and here placed print that several clerks the
be given such hours (and such other
that this to the boxes at once
few improvements this character
would give the people
For matter nearly eight postal
Let us hope that may not continue fall
Bisbee daily review., 1921-07-23
THE SMITH-TOWNER ACT

IN democracy government aspiring
essentially
under federal system to
the exclusive
public several any
vigorously supple
several
To begin with the law There must be
approximate sentiment in great free representative
allowance for healhfu and nvgoang diversity
essential agreement and common pu
consent basic
development and perpetuy of the
life a whole.
entirely the states communities VIII enjoy
high Indifference compar
Education be the highest degree useful
as a general national in
intelligence electorate coupled with in
directed government democracy to be dem
implies all the differ
intelligent stumbling the dark
expenditure 10 of
population those
point
o lneracy al
Twenty-Five the 81 81 called to
world
ambition
andis a product
country
political
cannot
English
bill should have the of all loyal
will institute lteracy
function government has natural func
exists and from the people governed
education prostud to
selfish liberty
i bornof the people direct their government
the
turned liberties
such intelligence and
patriotsm--Los Angeles Express
Bisbee daily review., 1921-07-23

| tangled the telephone hook again.
There was not the suggestion OF any
response.
81 guess the girl has gone to Sleep"
l said GROSSLY. The thing was not
humorous for me.
l was expecting the telephone to
call from Sid that would get me out
for the evening and let me escape be-
ing shut up with Edith while my wife
and George went to the violin recital
Never mind, don't bother with it
now Dot told me. You'll just lose
your temper if you keep at it any
longer"
Dot was right except in one re-
spect-I had already lost my tenn
per- l slammed the receiver vicious
ly back on the hook and threw myself
in chair TO read the evening paper
while Dot went to her room to dress.
| hoped that the trouble with our
line was due merely to the inatten-
tion of the operator and that there
wouldn't be any interference with in
coming calls, but | was worried just
the same.
when do you expect to get home
this EVENING"" called to Dot.
"That depends on whether George
takes me to a restaurant afterwards
or not" she returned easily.
Don't be misled by false reports"
told her. You're coming home
right after the recital and don't fool
yourself about that"
"Oh, | am, am |, Mr.. Boss? Now
I'm going to ask George to take me
to a restaurant. That'll teach you
not to try TO be too dictatorial."
Look here, l think l agreed to
enough when / let you go out this
evening while | stay hcme and take
care of the baby"
"Well, you don't want to go any
way, because you don't care for mu-
sic. Besides, Edith is very charm
ing person and the time ought to pass
very pleasantly for you"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-07-23
Jap Newspapers, In
Discussing Meeting,
Predict Acceptance

TOXIC, July 21.-(By the AssOciai-
ed Press. THE japanese government
is not preparing its conception OF
program for the disarmament and Pa
cific conference, the formal invitation
to which it is confidently expected ia
pan will accept when it is officially
received.
According to the newspapers, Wis
count Uchida, the foreign minister,
favors and expects a strong attitude
ON the part of Japan at the confer
ence. as il will have a grave bearing
on the prestige and interests Of the
empire. They announce that the w.
count has admitted that he ha1 little
dreamed of the proposed Far-EasterR
conference, but has promised that the
nation will be protected in such de-
velopment
The newspapers declare that the
United States has explained that its
only desire is an understanding be-
tween the powers on principles anu
policies affecting their mutual inter
ests and that the conference VIII have
no other significance. Therefore. II
is added, from the broad motives OF
international peace, the avoidance OF
conflicts of interests and the advance
ment OF civilization, Japan will join
! circumference.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-07-23
nBlack ReautNu

Scarcely one out Of each ten thou
sand books published in the nine
teenth century is read or remember
cd by the present generation, but
those that have retained their popu-
larity are more firmly fixed in the
affections of the public than any re-
cent publication can be. Time eth
err eftaces memories OF books or hal
lows them. For this heason, stories
that have stood the test of time are
assured of extraordinary popularity
when put into motion pictures.
Until now, the work which stands
eighth in popularity among all the
books in the world, after more than
forty years, had not been visualized.
There seemed to be almost insur-
mountable difficulties in the way.
These have been triumphantly over
come by Vitagraph, however, and
Anna Sewell's BLACK Eeauty," the
famous Autobiography of a Horse,
VIII be shown at the Central theatre
this afternoon and tonight and at the
Bisbee daily review., 1921-07-23
Eazzzzs z,'Yo5SoYay5l,;,ll
* 99'||:|...,..9Aq. Qaa
"Oice and Destiny"

From the experience born of life
OF crime, Bill Preston spoke to his
daughter on his death-bed There's
only one way to beat this crooked
game, Nancy. Keep out of it,"
Old Bill had kept her out of the
game so far, but when he was gone
would Dave and Joe protect her? He
distrusted Dave because he had seen
in his eyes a flame of passion. Joe
was greedy and treacherous. He
would betray a pal.
Jimmy Doyle was the only one to
be trusted-Jimmy was clean and
played the crook game straight" He
had been like a brother to Nancy
and to him Bill entrusted his most
precious possession.
Jimmy and Nancy are the leading
characters in dice OF Destiny" star
ring Fl. 3. Warner at the Lyric thea.
tire today. This story by John Nor
oso is said to be even more powerful
" gripping than "Alias Jimmy Valen
tine" which won stardom for Mr.
Wagner when he created that below.
cd rogue on the stage.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-07-23

q Z,~4 A--

Heat makes beach-nuts.
Knockers build hardshirs.
The grape crop is liquidated.
Reformers spell it sin-ccpat1on.
A speeder in time kills nine.
Matrimony is pay-eEter and pay
leave also.
Prices must precede winter coal
to the cellar.
Women pay double for staying
young overtime.
Old people can always reneinner
when it was hotter.
The Turks say they will teach
Constantine to get out of the reign.
The park policeman reports that
the majority is against disarmament.
Dawes should remember that laws
against cut-outs do not apply to his
job.
The "gun that wasn't loaded" is
equaled by the water that wasn't
deep"
Chicago's spook epidemic is prob
ably caused by spirits that nave not
departed
The old mash" caused heart
breaks; but the new kind cause
headaches.
If Russia's new silver coins are
like the paper money, we predict a
freight car shortage.
1t is rumored that the women who
spent $5,000,0O0 in Paris stopped at
an American hotel.
A news item says the Senate will
work during its vacation. The change
will do them good.
It's wonder they don't catch cold;
changing from a summer dress into
hot bathing suit
A news item says Russia seeks
peace with all nations. Probably
means piece of all nations.
America spends billion a year for
soft drinks; but you never heard of
"The face on the drug store floor"
Immigrants rushed in to beat the
3 per cent law; tourists are rushing
out to beat the one-half of one per
cent law.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-07-23
CONFESSIONS OF A HUSBAND!
The Mans Side Of Married Life
50. Blocked I!

Il don't expect it to- 1 said sullen-
ly, land l want you to get back nome
as early as you can"
''All right" said Oct, coming into
the room, smiling radiantly. She was
in evening dress and looked beautiIui
and l suppose she knew it.
Am | a wicked wife to leave you
this EVENING"" She bent over and
kissed me.
You needn't worry about me go
ing to a restaurant afterwards she
added Il was just teasing you. I've
got some things in the house and
George and 1 will hurry back from
the recital and then the four OF us
will have little party here
You have 10 have your little. ,oK-,'
] growled, but l was somewhat APP
peased.
Il don't suppose you ever tease me,
oh, no."
THAT is husbands prerogat1ve."
We'll, it's also your prerogative to
answer the doorbell. That must be
Edith and George"
DO you know your telephone is
out of order?" was the question with
which George greeted me. "I kept
getting the busy signal, so l called
the managers office"
Yes, I know it," | said bitterly.
My last chance TO escape was gone.
60 Be Continued
Copyright 1921 by Newspaper Enter
prise)