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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-17
Spring Football
at Purdue u.

Lafayette. Ind, April is.-william
II. Dictz. new coach OF the Purdue uni
vcrsity football team has started spring
practice at the institution with squad
of forty men.
Athletic authorities at Purdue arc
looking forward to successful foot
ball season next fall under Dictz' d!-
rcction. Dictz gained fame as a player
on tho Carlisle team from 1907 TO 1911.
Following his Erauation he was re-
tanned at Carlisle as assistant coach
to Glenn Warner. In 1919 he went to
Washington State as football coach
and won the coast championship in
that year. In 1913 nc coached tho Marc
island team and again won the coast
title.
Among tho players available for the
1921 team are a number of veterans
of last season. They include the fol.
lowing: Csptain-clcct Carnsn, tackle
and end. Birk. tackle; Miller. tackle:
CIaypool. Swank. Kerr, Spencer and
Faust, guards: Gclgcr. Hedie, Merrill,
Frazer and webb. ends. Watson. Muir
ply Wagner, Evcrsman. Abramson,
Macklin. Rate. Masters. Thomas. SOM
mcrs, Williams and Sailor. backficld.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-17
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Indianapolis. s: Columbus, Z.
At Louisville, IL: Toledo. 2.
St Paul. Milwaukee. and Mime
apolis. Kansas City. postponed.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-17
LITHIA BASEBALL NINE
PLAYS DOUBLE-HEADER

Tho Pueblo Li,hias nine will play
double header this afternoon 1t tho
Central grounds. when they meet tn"
Woodmcn 20 team at O'Clock. and on
the completion OF that game cross
hats with tho Pueblo indians, former
Steel and City league stars.
Manager Parker has announced that
he desires all the IithRs' team mem
bcrs on tho field at i;5o O'Clock. He
will use Pitchers J. Parker and John
Pearcc. The woodmen 30 team VIII
have Y. Fritz on tho mound.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-17
WILL rIGHr SALES TAX

WILL rI'HT S$nss
Washington. April i6.-Spcaking In
opposition to n sales tax. Rep. Mon
del OF Wyoming. Republican leader.
predicted today that no law taxing
sales would be enacted at this session
OF congress.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-17

Washington. d. c.. April 16.-Boston
broke oven in the series with Washing
ton today by taking the final contest
to 8. Zachary lost control in the third
when his support also faltercd AMI
seven runs were made on four hits.
two passes and three errors. Score:
Washington ..............7 10 J
Batteries - Thormahlcn and Rucl,
Zachary, Acosta. Shaw and Charity.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-17

LeNcrenz, Erlnk1ey and ByIcr.
At Los Angeles:
Los Angeles 400 23o 2oo-s IL o
Vernon ..... .O2O 900 003-5 10 4
Batteries-Lyons. Reinhart, Hugh
es and StanaEc: Mitchell. Frommc
and Hannah. Murphy.
San Francisco Oakland postponed.
rain
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-17

New York, April 16.-Liborty bonds
closed as follows: 3ias. 5000: LIST 4s.
AS, sT5O: srd AIS 1850: 4th tIs. s7.5s:
Victory ans, M.5s: Victory tAs, a7.5S
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Games To-day.
Boeton at Brooklyn.
PittsburE at Chicago.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
No other games scheduled.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-17
Coast League

Batteries-Rock. Poison and Fish
er: Faeth. Nichaus. kunz and FL
lott, Cook.
At Salt Lake:
Seattle 10 13
Salt Lake .............. 4
BatterieS-Schorr and Spencer;
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-17
WESTERN LEAGUE
COLLEGE BASEBALL

At Extraordinarily Of Oregon. 1.;
Willamette seven.
At Columbus. Illinois. 3: Ohio
State. 2.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-17
new YORK WIN LAST GAME
FROM ATHLETICS IN BATTLE
St. Louis Breaks Even With Indians In Series-Bos-
ton Takes Final Game from
Senators

, Winning pitcher. Kolp; losing pitcher.
thlc
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-17
CLUB STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

.aMes Today.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Boston at New York.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-17

CALIFORNIA q. ATHLETES WIN
stanford University. California. April
f6,-University of California athletes
performed true to form here today and
defeated Stanford university IS "a to
IS is in the twcnty-eiEhth annual meet
held between the two schools.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-17
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

At Memphis. 1; Little Rock. 4.
At Nashville. ]; Birmingham, Z.
At New Orleans. }. Chattanooga,
At Mobilc-Atlanta. rain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-17
Mo-. April 1S.
H.EyEI.AND

x-Batted for Clark in seventh.
Hx-Battcd for Petty In ninth
xII-Ran for Thomas in ninth.
ST IOI-IS
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-17

BatterleS. Ryan, Tohey, SaIIec anu e
Smith Meadows and Bruggy.
Cincinnati, Ohio. April 16.-Pittsburg
today won the inal contest of the ser
les from the Reds, to 8, by punching
hits in the fifth when Prenton was re-
.lievcd by Coumbe who made way for
Napier Ponder had only ono had in.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-17
BOSTON HITS CAD0RE HARD
WINNING FROM BR00KLYNITES
-Four Home Runs By Philadelphia Feature | ! to 5
Victory Over Giants-Pirates
Beat Reds

Philadelphia April 1s.-Four home
runs for Philadelphia were features of
an IL to victory over New York to-
day. Ryan, Toncy and Sallee. all were
hit hard while Meadows blanked the
visitors until the eighth. Wrightstone
and Bruggy hit home runs in the sixth
off Toney while Kelly. of New York.
and Meusel and Meadows registered
similar hits in the eights.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-17
TEXAS LEAGUE

Al Houston, 8: Galveston, ..
At San Antonio, .; Beaumont. !.
At Fort Worth. S; Shreveport. Z.
At Wichita Falls Dallas. cold.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-17

More interest has been manifested
In the game than ever before. The
club has been constantly growing and
tven,y-four perfectly new steel lock-
ers have bccn ordered to accommodate
the members
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-17

Harvn Nuckoils says that he Is go
ing to stay with 1t year longer and
- he doesn't improve his game he is
going to quit. Cheer NY. Harvc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-17

It is rumord that Asbury White. due
to his classy playing, will succeed
Day as instructor of the Awkward
Squad. Cootic players tha, have fall
cd to join this squad arc missing lots
of fun.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-17

Day Is having a hard time to retain
his championship honors. II took him
thirty-six holes TO defeat Reitemcicr
and scvcnty-two holes to defeat Shea.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-29
on PAYNENTS-

FOR SALE. ETGHT ROOM HOUSES
South Bend. alley lot With barn. So
go Phone 4e0. stark Realty co
NOUSE-For sale: good seven room. half
block off Lincoln WAY West good
terms deal with owner Inquire at
2eS : Logan 81 2qt2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-29
GOOD SAMARITAN
CLUB ORGANIZES

DelSeTt ID. Hedt was elected
president OF the Good Samaritan
club Of the First Baptist church
sunday school at a meeting held
Tuesday evening. Other officers
chosen were Jerome West. vice.
president; Dean Brady. secretary;
Gaylord Hopper. reporter: Joseph
@. Brady, treasurer; Darrell Rush.
pianist. and L. b. .Senseman. super
intendent This ciAss is open 10 all
boys between 10 and 16 years old.
basketball team was organized
and will meet any other team with
members between the ages of IA
and Is
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-29

SMALL HOUSE-For rent Furnished
suitable for two. Phone Mishawaka
9o4T 27t2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-29

Mrs. Mary A. Gordon. Flint. is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs W G.
Gordon. 500 Middleboro av.
Mrs. Mi,la Mease, Pleasant Lake,
Ind visited friends in the city We'd
nesday She came here on account
OF the serious Illness OF Mrs. Carrie
Kanouse. who is a patient at st.
Josephs hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ashford
have gone 20 Grand Rapids TO spend
several weeks wit hrelatives.
Myron Broekena and his mother,
Mrs. Broekena. of Evanston. H..
who spent the summer at Macatawa
Park. We're guests for several days
Of DR. and Mrs II. J. Graham. 423
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-29

additional NIishawaka on page
sixteen)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-29
Household Goods
Rooms for Housekeeping.

BATTELT. ST. w. 124-ROOms furnished
for light housekeeping for rent. also
garage. Inquire l2f w. Battell 81.
LARGE FRONT ROOM Furnished also
two three-roOm apartments for light
Housekeeping Inquire 525 F. Fourth
81 29t1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-29

F0R -EETE-7TenuIne Japanese BarberTy
and beautiful Bridal Wreath plants, )
20 4 feet Plant now. Guy W. Hood,
Barberry Farm. Osceola- Phone Csce-
THREE LEATHER SETTLES One
good roll ton desk: one wall case. Bar
gain II taken az once. 115 y Main 81
Phone Mshawaka 9s5. 9t2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-29

". Third St. while en- route TO their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Endhch, 10
Lincoln Way east, have returned
from Atlantic City
J. c. Locke, Lincoln Way west, has
returned from St. Joseph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph X. Lansing
OF Cleveland. are spending a week
as the guests Of the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. X. c. Lewis, Z. Mish-
awake av.
Nothing is more difficult 10 the
average barber than 20 correctly cut
children's hair Our BARRIERS know
how. Tyler's Barber Shop. 29 :
additional Nlishawaka on page
SiXteen)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-29
Fnrms nnd Land For sa!e S.

FOR SALE-45 acres good land gOoc
buildings. on lake front near South
Bend small new home In River Park;
S-roOm modern house. best location In
South Bend fine condition; 2l0 acres
good stock farm clay land, running
water timber good fences, etc. Roy
JaQuith, TAI Leland av., south Bend
Phone Lincoln loss. 20tI
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-29

-FOUR ROOMS-fn upper part Of house
10 rent Gas and water. Mary SOst-
cock. S13 r. Grove st. 2St1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-29

0VE INTO YOUR Own HOME-Be

<{&ore winter starts IN
- rooms strictly modern Columbia 81.
room house South OF Dodge's. - OOo
New room bungalow. HOmewOud av
So goo
New 3 room cottage W sth ST. s. $50
New -OOm modern bungalow, W. U,u
CT. 800
New ( room cottage Clifford Ct. Rive
Park. s. 500
New 5 room modern bungalow r. 4th
OF. $500
room house West Lawrence ST. near
j. modern. $500.
room house on South Main ST., part
y modern.
on PAYMENTS
COLpAERT REALTY CORPORATION
1858 Lincolnway West
Phone Aiishawaka IiSi
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-29
Rooms without Board.
Apartments and FIats

THIRD ST - 5O3-Furnished front
room for rent; suitable for two young
ladies'. Ut
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-29

H0T $50 rent; seven rooms, strictly
modern. on Hendrincks ST., west Of or
rhaus Home. $46 per month. Phone
Mishawaka ISL OF see Colpaert Realty
Corr 2ttd
New Britain herald., 1921-04-21
MOON WILL HIDE
 FACE. AT MIDNIGHT
WIT Be Tn Total Eclipsh for 4a Min e- ntes Early Tomorrow
 Morning. .s.


 A total eclipse of the moon is due 10 begin tonight at ll:57, Eastern stscndard tfne.' h clouds do not inter- fcre with vision. it win be observable throuchout North. and South AIneri- ea. An early morning vigil will be necessary to see tho phenomenon, as tho satellite will not enter the real in. nsr eartli's shadow or umbra until 1:o2 -a m.. April 22. At.11:57 P. m. tonight the moon enters the penum- bra. ,or outer .shadow of the earth. s,sFh ss stptal eclipse, will begin at 2:33 tomorrow morning and unfu 3:O5 n. m.,the moon ,will have. passed out of the umbra and at 4:32 n. ID, it vii, -havo% cEept- entirely beyond Sthc outer shadow -The, -wep1her bureau has -prcdicted cloudy ,aeather- for tonight ,ansl-tonoErow,J Jnoraing. and although stlsa moon is at tits full tho eclipse Jnay Do partially or completely hid den. N .,f s.
 The observation will last forty-two minutes and during that time the moon may be totally dark or 1t may be of a dull copper color. According to astronomers there wifi not -be an- other total lunar eclipse visible in the United States for about six years,
New Britain herald., 1921-04-21
FORD PLANT NoRMAIT MAY s ssr -~S9 - .-En~ s~SFss Sf. EmpIosyscs Working Now s1otal 's7 900 with More Added Daily.

Detroit, April 2t.-By May 1 the Ford Motor Car Company plant at Highland Park wifi be running at normal capacity m ofiiciai4 said to- day ,ApproSinateIysz37y 7yO0e men are now at work, according to payroll figures. Hundreds mores will be added daily until Che full quota is reached. it is stated. Monday and Tuesday six hundred men Nwere added and 500 more went to work today. sst
 ."At present we are producing about 1000 cars day." this official said. We expect to reach the former high mark of 5000 daily within few weeks More than 1g0,- poo thrilled orders are on haS1d."
New Britain herald., 1921-04-21
CITY ITEMS

Some Little, Bird" at Morans'.-- Et.
 N Arc in barn under reconstruc- b into q guraEe. owned by Mrs. |norah Nuldowncy In tho rear ot l North street. did damage of about (aelast nlgls1 Tho origin is un- wa V sE JIG -4 .aS fhry Grnssl. the fivc-year-old
 whtoro of Mr. andJhIrs. f,ouis Grnssi
 K ensinzton iaoat the New Britain
 ietsfs hospital with n fractured leg
 s child fessaout of bod nt lfer l,otne
 terday. sst Ns
 Ienarffedorcs John Barry lcounrfi ,fncct tonight In Judd's hall at
 ~F. ltefreshments will be served.
 ! ~. hsht, EIkst SrilT.-
 V lhsrqoert of cotnIneut- plese yes-
 tas \ Al tfIno0ns a jury- -awarded pmaa w. O'Connor verdict fpr
 Q from NalGnlIna- Bollerer of thia |, Tho litigation wal based on q
 ttnffsfon Tor thu saic of property Connnncr~snl street. .--Judga B. r.. 5fney Hvas counsel for thu pluintif
 --JtdEa. A. R Mink ofe Bristol for defendant. e@
 k. AofrtH AfFiir. State armofy. April )f@to Mfy 9th .---sdvt.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-21
SWEAR ID HAVE JUSTICE"
Throna Takes Oath At. Funeral 0 v -~rT Child slair At Pittsburgh. sr~

Pittsburgh, April 21.-When the body of S-year-old Nadine Kremer
 who wsn rslains by VI ~pervefts was placed. in a hearse after funeral services in St. Mary's church, three men standing yby yg-the~hewse rrpised their hands and solemnlys sEore' Te will have justice.' "s%
 ? The9 suath was quickly caughtsup shy- the great acrowd6 which had. sat tended the funeral and was repeat ed by thousands in the street as the procession started fer the cena etesy. The thronG was so great that 1t was difficult for theg-polioe to keep the onlookers from Interfering with the progress of the procession. All along the route business was sus- pendedrsasf's mark of triba'te te>sshe little victim. N as a.str4 hap-sgka9
New Britain herald., 1921-04-21
STANLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH.
Concert to Be Given on Tuesday Eve
 ming of Next Week.

Next Tuesday evening, April 26, at Stanley Memorial church. a musical concert will be given at o'clock un- der tho auspices of tho Ladies' Aid so- cicty. Organist Howard F.. Brewer of tho First Baptist church will play the organ and the quartet of the sama church will render anthems and solo selections. Tho program will include also readings and violin. and piano se- factions 5J.s <..
 1.-The last of the community services for lhisf sfsenson will be held next Sum- dry evening at 7;3o. lt will be an it. illustrated song service. Rev. c. M. -Nfissirian, the pastors bas procured .a good number of illustrated slides of most popular hymns.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-21
JTfNEUR- ENTERS
 NOT GUILTY PLEA
Man, Whose Gar Struck GerdiS
 Charged With Two OffenSeS

Bennic' Dunetz driver of the jitney .lhat eollidsda with John Gardis' car yes teuday on Stanley street. causing in jules that necessitatod the removal of Mir. Gerdis to the hospital. pleaded not guilty 2in psnce court this mornine to ,ch0rses ot seckless driving and opepat- ing car with defective brakes. He is represented by Lawyer S. J. Traceski. Ho was released in bonds of $500. The Case will be heard next Thursday morn- Ing provided Mr. Gcrdis is released from
 Prosecutor Albert A. Greenbers favored increasing the bond since there is a possibility that the injured man may have n fractured skull Judge B. W. Alling. advised that. such pro oused would undoubtedly be arrested on the more serious charge if developments for the worse, were anticipated. st+ .tn
 Antoni WostolS and Mrs. Antonina Nolascevich had an inter-family row tlIis morning at sthe- latter's home us, a result ef which Antoni was arrested on breach sqf sthe. peace seharses.o When Antolnuprcpared Co fyashh hhimseh prior tol going to work, at S3p o'clock. this morning, he found that the water would not rum investigation showedftbat the woman downstairs iwas washing clothes tind bad so much Of tho water turned on that he could dF1lw none from the faucets. JIie remoustratusl with her. She ordered him out of her house and when he refused to 20 threw stick of wood at fhina. flo. retaliatedl by shaking her and the police were notified. @.E-- @ The adjournedi case Of Frs,nk .Fetz- man. charged with having liquor on hand with intent to sell. was further continued at the request of Liquor Prosecutor NJ. "A. sexton. The case will be tried next Tuesday.
 Condemnation proceedings were brought in the cascs of Peter .Kufnmer atd the Dower cafe Fines had presi- glIsly been meted out in both cases. Ttefe wns no oppearance by the de- fendants. ra rs -.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-21
9 WHISKEY BANDITS
 ARE ROUNDED ND UP
One Is Shot In Fight When Police Prevent second Hold. Up orv7gr ChcniicaI Copnpany. .5

+ Cleveland, April 2i.--Ninef members of what the police say is one of the biggest wiiiskey lrsngs A the fountry had been arrested last night, follow ing n gun battle in which one of the bandits was shot and wounded, after an hnsuccess1uf' attempt 10 holdspip the mterstate Chemical com paffy. Ac- cording to the police. the band has been in operation for months and is responsible for several big alcohol theft..
 In a- raid on. the home of, one of the men last night, which vas said ,to. be the cache of the band, an automobile, quantity of tires and several thousand dollars worth of other stolen goods were recovered.
 When seven bandits. some of whom were armed. tried to rob the Inter state Chemical company of alcohol yesterday, they were confronted by a squad of detectives who, acting upon a tip. had been lying in wait.
 Shooting started almost immedi- ately. and. surrounded by officers, five of the men surrendered. Two at tempted to escape. One was shot three times, and when his companion saw him fall, he also gave up. The wound cd robber will. recover .sth --s
 X lookout flew when the shooting started. but was arrested last night, during the raid on his home.
 A garage man, whose place, spolire say, was Headquarters for obtain ing trucks to cart stolen goods to ,alie bands cache, was arrested last night. Policef Asa ay,s other ttesfests aill result from confessions obtained 45 ga~.s N -'i
 The Interstate Chemical company was robbedEsf s1 900 worthof alcohol two months ago by five men who operated in fashion similar to yes-. terday's h tlempt. aess@yra rs~H r>
New Britain herald., 1921-04-21
IRISH CANDIDATES.
d2 Unionists, II Nntionalists and l9
 Sim Feiners on Lists. va

Dublin, April 21.-Oficial lists of candidates for the north of Ireland parliament which has been created by the Irish act, put into operation April 10 have been completed. sPhere are Az unionist. IA nationalist and s19 Sim Feins candidates selected and from them will be elected the occupants of the 52 seats ia the parliament. Joseph Devlin has been chosen for the West Belfast constituency but in the event of his election is pledged to ignore the sum- mons to attend meeting of the body.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-21
BoY ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
Edwin Eissrig. Aged 2 Years. Is Hit
 by Stray Bullet.

Edwin Eissrig, aged years. son of MT. and Mrs. Emil Eissrig ef 297 Myrtle street. was struck in the back Of tho neck by bullet from a riflo in the hands of John Lipetz of 32 Booth street late yesterday afternoon. He was taken to the New Britain Gen eral hospital immediately after the accident where pr. Henry T. Bray and pr. George W. Dunn operated for the removal of tho leaden slug. -
 Policeman Denis Nealon investigat- cd the affair. Lipetz said he was test ing tho rifle. and on hearing Eissrig cry out. he rushed to his side. and found he had been shot The affair is apparently an accidental one.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-21
City Advertisement
Notice to Dog Owners Il

z= Attention is caIledsstes the law. s0n- corning the registration of dogss@s. The time for registration ,eKplras Sunday, May I. 1921, and failure to register on or. before that date means that the owners of dogs will have ito pay a fine of One Dollar (s1.00) in addition to the regular fee. A..-~ The Town Clerks office will be. open Saturday and Monday evenings to receive dog fees, in addition to the regular hours,
 Dated at New Britain, this goth day of April 1921.
 Alfred L. Thompson
 ~=a Town Clerk
New Britain herald., 1921-04-21

sPEc1AL-srx TOURING CAR ...Si.so spEr1AL.sIx.1-PASS ROADSTER 175o spECIAL-sIx A-PASS. ROADSTER i75o O B,
New Britain herald., 1921-04-21
INGRoWN TOE SsIL .. :. '',. :. TURNS OUT ITSELF

A noted authority says that a few drops of "Outgro~ upon the skin sur rounding the ingrowing nail reduces inflammation r and pain and so toughens the ,tender, sensitive skin un- derneath the toe, nail, that it can not penetrate the flesh, and the nail turns naturally outward almost over night.
 "Outgro',, is a harmless, antiseptic manufactured for chiropodists, How ever, anyone can buy from the drug store a tiny bottle containing direc- tions.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-21
ARCH STREET

R CARS ARE EQUIPPED wi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-18

FITTED, by Eirical Never IN you,
~. . he laughed. "I'm too old
1lfd % ,,,'.. ~ ali the same" Tnllen'
a y .s.wered, calmly. "she has come
"A Z. ,o0clusion that we are unsuited-.. :.
r. ! s,,,te svu agree with her--that's all
qu s.od henyens- what In the
|'rbut, sVb~ become Of you, my dear fell
M, 'Sr,.ll,n.yrc flushed. 49,. mo t,,,.
aynn're thinking about n. % NH
~ u debts?" he ASKED WIN ' w
MI % SWell. ] shall have TO go
les A. ms many better man nus
ofou fore me. that's all. .,
M oelo'yh n. ,hs q inevitable cigarette and
Hs ~ e,s TO his friend. You II Sc,
Iaedeo shs Vme morning papers--if you read
/ ~ IN tn1 column" !" he went on, a
ltle wen u,as a moments silence.
/ Instss, i,ve never been 30 amazed IN
'Msnaa tJ,llyard said, blankly. II
s nre else had told me- ne ,s Urose ?, naa "d.
rnlxu lu ~ ras rather amazed myself, iai, |.
zA.s,s ~ agreed. but I'm getting OYER e,na !,
s,urSS s,r S.ssees. Are you doing anything
ssht. Or will you come round 10 my
|setTas aT ! a. = care to leave Kathy; she s $
81 wv Jaer with her now, put 1
~ W 10 stay in this evening.
%Di,.otvre colored little.
ma sturgess is very devoted 10
..SrS no said, quietly:
,m II shrugged his shoulders.
nliySr in .,,nnose So" he admitted, reluc.
upT Te was a little Jealous OF
,nW, desire for her sisters company.
IA Aasp} tbs fact had only added to his dis
IS MSsr y m he left Tallcntyre he went
,nst wne1 hack home and told his wife the
sss she was in her boudcir with Jill'
IN |, was at Jill he looked as he spoke.
'"cis's engagement is broken on =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-18
By RUBY M. AYRES

You won't have time soon to think all
this nonsense" he told her fondly.
But Kathy only smiled faintly, and a
little throb OF fear shot through Hill
yards heart.
She looked 80 frail; sometimes he
felt afraid to look forward to the future
OF which he spoke so confidently.