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pains across tfe
small Of my back.
They bothered me
90 badly that I
could Do my work
only with the help
Of my husband
Ono day he saw
the 'sd. in our
paper telling
what Lydia r..
Pinkhnm's seg-
ctablc Compound
In flf.srg for ~n-
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Kappa Kappa Gamma
B1p0uet

Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
will entertain with it's annual ban
auet Thursday evening al the Yacht
club.
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wsmen.. q re Nata Club

The Women y Re Na;a club viii
meet at the homo Of Mrs. l.. q. rIacf.
1918 ga ave. x W. Wednesday
AZ 100 O'Clock.
Tho lesson ~ tho art department.
Furnishing The large and small
Home" VIII BE- in charge ~ Mrs. y.
\. Bycrs md Mrs. u. e. Hitchcock.
Mrs. IIarnet. Of the music depart.
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Mills College Club
to Meet

The Mills Coiier. club win NEE,
Friday afternoon. February >. at the
homo of Miss Perzis Horton. Gil
18th ave. ~. At 2 o'clock. All
former Mills students are cordially
invited to attend.
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tumble Shop
Announcement

Announcement IL made by the
Red Cross Jamblo Shop that II has
for sale "a large assortment Of
wornenf shoes. IN good condition,
which are offered at a very mod
crate price
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Gamma Phi Beta
SOrOritu Dance

Gamma Pm Beta Sorority viii en-.
terrain with an Informal dancing
party on Friday evening. February
3. at It's new home on University
boulevard.
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Small Luncheon

Mrs. Frances W. tombstone will
entertain with a small informal
luncheon at her home Friday after
noon.
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Annual Formal Dance

Invitations have been issued by
Phi Lambda Of zcta Psi FOR It.
annual formal dance. TO be Eivon
at the Seattle Yacht club. Friday
evening.
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foItTI.ANp-Lec Roy =. Keeley.
30 dies after winning hts suit against
The oreEon Bar assoclation to admit
him 10 practice.
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Mr.. and Mrs. McEiCdR
Dinner Hosts

Honoring Capt. c. u. stearns. T..
s. ~. and Mrs. Siearns. who are
leaving soon for the Orient. Mr.. and
AIRS Alexander r. McEwan enter.
talned with a dinner at their home
last evening.
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Hritlsh.Amerlean AuxlIIary

Hrltish-American women'a Auxfi.
larry VIII meet with Mrs Gardiner.
tias Eastern ave. AZ o. m. Take
wallingfor'i car 70 sunnyait~.
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Highland Psrk school PIT. A.

IilEhiand Park School PIT. a. wili
meet on Friday afternoon as pre.
ylousiy announced. but the next reg
uiar social meeting will be held Tues.
day. February z, from go until 4
O'Clock. in the school auditorium.
Trerr viii h. musical numl~rn hs
well ~ an interesting program by
the children Of the school. Principal
VirEil Smith VIII he tho speaker.
Members requested 10 bring "a guest.
Refreshments will D. served
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

King County Hospital Club
King County Hospital club will
msyt THURSDAY. February 2. ~ /
.. m. with Misa +. ". Cole. ss07
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IN CONCERT AT THE MET

The Grtffes Dropp Of ariisfs. Hamcd
after the american composer. charles
n GriUcs. teW Oiuc concert az me
Mciropoiiian hcatrc tonight IN The
picture me artists shoiea are upper
nm, Sascha JgeoblnoH rioliHisf 4.
fiouer leffJ. Edna Thomas. mrEso
coHfralio. aud HoWcr righU. Olga
stccb. pianist
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Rev. Joseph ". Smith % los
Angeles witi speak in tho Madison
". y church. card and =. Madison
a.. ON "Wednesday. February 4. after.
noon and evening.
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PAINS ACROSS
SMALL Of BACK
Husband Helped in Homework.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Made Her Strong

Foster. Oregon. II used Lydia r.
PinkhAm'a Vegetable Compound far
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T,IdrrIy HebsLah AuxlIiary

RidEely Rshekah Auxiliary. 1T 7.
o. O. y. hall Tenth ave. and Pine
st. NJ y. m
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Clubs
oLuns FOR WEDNESDAY

Rainier Beach Noncn's Club
Rainier ncach Women's club viii
entertain the presidents 81 Tho Fed
Grated clubs OF It's regular meeting
Wednesday. February !, at the
home Of Mrs c. * Sturdcyant. aa2o
Waters ave. at ., m An inter
cating musical program viii be
given.
Y. 1. J. Notes
Y. L. l. Choral club will meet
"Wednesday evening, February /. at
4 o'clock az knights OF Columbus
hall.
v l. Dramatic club viii meet
"Wednesday evening. February 1. at
T1s o'clock az knights OF Columbus
Night school,
Aglee Sisters
Agkse Sisters viii meet with Mrs
Kate Schaffcr. soO1 First ave.
Progressive Thought Club
Progressive Thought club viii
meet az Federated club house. 40
.. tn. Nomination Of officers. .
y. IA. Mrs A. II wiacman. In in.
deportation ~ nrowninE'u saul"
Lorraine Chapter
Lorraine Chapter. No. q. O. n =.
business meeting. Corinthian hail.
Masonic Temple. : .. IA. Visitors
Amethyst Social Club
Amethyst Social club. q. =. s..
with Mrs. Eita Drake. sat West
interlakcn blvd. , p. m. Hlroadway
car 90 Roanoke A. Pour blocks
castl Cards.
Human Analysis Glass
Human Analysis class viii meet
AZ Young Women's Christian ASS.
citation. : u. m. Reading Of char
acter by Prof John 4. Aver. NJ. v,
Persons interested IN tho study Of
reading character invited,
West seattle Art Club
NtHa RthAAtH ahAA NHaAt AAftA ttNttA al
home % Mrs. Gerald nucsy. swain
Apartments. Fourth ave and l. st.
Tacoma. Members will meet AZ
Coleman Dock at , a. m. to take
steamer Washington for Tacoma.
Native Daughters % Pioneers
Native Daughters q Pioneers OF
Washington. monthly meeting IN
business girls rooms q Y. W c. A.
D m.
Seahurst Council
ssahurat Council ~ Minute Won
ca meets a. ? ,. m.
woman's ceaury Club
spanish department. woman's
Century club. at \. W c. A. ies5o
a. IN.
Happy Hours Club
Happy Hours club wlll meet with
AIRS " stem. iais 4. olive It.
y .. m
Ionia Social Club
ioula Social club will NEE, at
Masonic Temple. a; : p. tn
Noon Day Talk Club
Prof. Ernest weltmer will address,
The Noon nay Talk club al 800
Arcade building. Wednesday. Fcr>u.
airy !. ut Il o'clock. This To- Tho first
meeting of the club this war as the
II
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ladies Of the Golden North

The Ladies' ~ the Golden North
VIII meet Friday. February :. al
is2sis Flint ave.
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Sralllc Engagement Club

Tho Seattle Improvement club will
meet Thursday. February ?. at the
club house. There viii be a speaker.
Mrs. j. X. Foster will be hostess.
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Iota Ioia

foia Io'a ~ Aiphi chi onrga will
meet NJ the chapter house. f54a 18Th
ave. y. y. Saturday, February {. az
$50 .. m. Mrs. Rex Wilson and Mrs.
Lawrence Turnbuil viii be the host.
eHsen.
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Russian Dramatic club vii meet
a, tho Na@onio temple az .. m.
Dance for tho hSuent OF women and
ehIlaren ln nuNaln.
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GET YOUR
FIR e =

800 PACKAGE o. GENUINE
YEAST tIItMI>E TABLETS from
your druggist today.
~ yOu ARE THIN AND ENACT.
ATED AND WISH SOMETHING
To HELP N0u PUT On FLESH
AND INCREASE YOUR WEIGHT.
Feast vitarnins Tablets shoaid 10 used IN
runasrficn ~tth erranlc Nu1Ated irnn.
without orranic iron. both fDua sna VT
sfaines are. Absolutely useless a. your
body esnnat change insrt tlfsIsss food
into living cells ard tissue unless you
haFs pirutT ~ ofEanie iron In your blood
ofraric irnr takes up HsyEsn from your
iunrs THIS atgFeuAfsd organic iron
unitss ~ifh Fnuf digestsd feed 40 II 10
absorbed inis youf bleed. Just AZ fire
unitsH sith coal ~ ~oci and ~ ~ doing
it creates Tremendous p1Ncr ard cnergf
without ofEAnie iron "a your blood. your
fan5 merely passes thru your body With.
oUt agirg fnu any good
Arrangements have hem made with tho
dfuErisis - this city 90 EfVa every reader
- ibis paper LARGE 81 90 package ~
eehuiur rrssi NtsAmins Tablets sb.eiate-
" free Sith every purchase Of bottle
- Nnnatrd ffon
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Native Daughters Of rioncsr

Native Daughters q Pioneers OF
Washington. monthly meeting In
business girls rooms q Y. ". C. a.
D. m.
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Noon Day Talk Club

Prof. Ernest weltmer will address,
The Noon nay Talk club al 800
Arcade building. "Wednesday. Fcr.u.
airy !. ut Il o'clock. This 10 Tho first
meeting of the club tala war as tho
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West Seattle Art club. luncheon at
home % AIRS. Gerald BUGGY. swain
Apartments. Fourth ave. and l. st t.
Tacoma Members will meet al
Coleman Dock AZ ? a. m. To take
steamer Washington for Tacoma.
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han hAa been undergoing n yhoro
cleaning and Ia now fefufnlahed
FrUf. Welsmsr'H suhlcct Will he
Know Thyaelf" The general public
IN INVITED.
f.adies' Aid
ladies Aid 81 the Ballard Pres
byterian church will meet In the
annex. Al 2 .. m. iiDatssses. Mrs
e. a. Pratt. Mrs J. Ii Moore and
Airs Richard zrilsnrunI
University Post
University fort 81 lhe American
Legion viii meet AZ Malioy Gym.
nasium. az .. m. women VIII
Join members az the Faculty club
Tor program later,
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msnt, win talk ON the life OF Mae.
poweii.
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Council Of Catholic Women

Seattle Council % Catholic Won.
en- will meet at Proyidcnoo Hospital
from 10 a IN. 90 8 .. IN.
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iouia Social club will NEE, al
Masonic Temple. az p. tn
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Amethyst Social club. q, y. g..
with Mrs. Etta Drake. sat West
interlakcn blvd. , .. m. Hiroadway
car 90 Roanoke A. Pour blocka
castl Cards.
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Y. I. l. Notes

Y. l.. l. Choral club will meet
Wednesday evening, February /. at
4 o'clock az knights OF Columbus
hall,
y. I. l Dramatic club win meet
"Wednesday evening, February 1, at
1ts o'clock az knights OF Columbus
Night school
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Rainier Beach Momen's Club
Rainier Reach Women'H club VIII
entertain the presidents az tho Fed
Grated clubs Of It's regular meeting
Wednesday. February !. at the
home Of Mrs g. * Siurdcyani. aa2o
Waters ave. at .. m. An inter.
csting musical program viii be
given.
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ssahurt Council


seahurst Council u Minute Won
en meets a. 2 ,. m.
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huufH hfail us 'taHN
Human Analysis class viii meet
AZ Young Womon'r Christian Asso.
citation. y. m. Reading Of char
acter by Prof John 4. Aver. NJ, v,
Persons interested IN tho study Of
reading character invited.
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AEhse Sisters Will meet with Mrs
Kate schaffcr seOJ First ave.
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You win certainly be amazed 1t
the quick Improvement IRON
HED YEAST shows in you.
Note how il Immediately In
crcases your appetite bow Il
enables you to get real joy oct Of
every mor,el of food you eat See
how quickly II drives away pim-
pies. blackheads. etc how rapid
iy your skin takes on . new fresh-
ne. and charm. See how your
energy increases-how this newly
acquired pep" makes hard work
or play q pleaNurc instead Of a
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Progressive Thought club

Progressive Thought club viii
meet az Federated club house, i.Jo
.. tn. Nomination OF officers.
p m. Mrs A. II Wiscman. Ia in.
depreciation of nrowning's saul"
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Happy Hours Club

Happy Hours club Wiii meet viii
Airs. NJ stem. 1915 H. olive II.
y .. IN
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Lorraine Chapter. No. 9. @. y =.
business meeting. Corinthian hail,
Masonic Temple. .. IA. Visitors
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Mr. and Mrs. ". Grady have re-
turned from trip to California.
They we're accompanied on their 70
turn by Mrs. Crady'a sister. Mrs.
Bertha Cary OF stockton. Cal
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YOUR LAST NAME
1920 by The Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
BY MARY MARSHALL DUFFEE

in the new world.
The first authenticated ancestor of
the American Merriams was Will
liam who was a resident of Kent
county England, in the latter part of
the sixteenth century-that is about
1880. He was a clothier-that is he
made and sold cloth. and seems to
have acquired considerable wealth.
His wife's name was Sara and he
had eight children. One Of these.
Joseph. born in Kent. about 1900,
followed his fathers trade. and was
married in England in 1929 to Sara
Goldstone of Kent. They had seven
children, all born in England save
the youngest. They came to the new
world in 1888 and settled in Con-
cord. Massachusetts,, where Joseph
Merriam died a few months after
landing. Six months after his death
was born his youngest and posthum-
Gus son. The widow, Sara Goldstone
Merriam. married. for her second
husband. Lieutenant Joseph Wheel
er, who seems to have been devoted
to his step1children.
Copyright, 1922, by The Mcclure
NewsDaper SyndicateO
Evening journal., 1922-08-12

charge and again disturb the cur
rent flow in the plate circuit, for
any charge which the grid receives
affects the flow OF the current
through the vacuum between the fl
ament and the plate.
Electrons are thrown off the fla
ment and attracted to the plate.
Each carries small quantity of
electricity. A negative charge upon
the grid will prevent these electrons
from ever reaching the plate. The
negative charge drives them back
into the flament. Thus the charges
on the grid received from the plate
circuit act as a boomerang and
cause the plate circuit TO emit pulse
after pulse at regular intervals.
The batteries supply the energy
for keeping the oscillations in exist
ence.
Tubes arranged in this way may
be caused to generate several kilo-
watts OF energy at very high fire.
quencies. The oscillations may oc-
cur as rapidly as 100000 times a
second.
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ion will he /, evidence. At most of

ton will be in evidence. At most OF
the events bands will work in al
ternating shifts, so that there Will
be a band playing all the time.
In the rolling chair parade there
will be over thirty brass bands, and
fife and drum corps in the line of
march. This parade last year was
over two niles in length, and from
the way the entry blanks are COM
ing into the main Office, the indica-
tlons. are that It will be at least
three miles In length this year
In the Bathers' Revue there VIII
be over twenty bands. In this revue
the members of the bands will all be
in bathing suits. This Is a resula-
tion that every orc taking part in
the Fathers Revue rsust agree to.
Besides the brass bands and ffe
and drum corps there will be a num-
Der of string bands that will play
the dance music. and a number OF
iazz bands that will play the jazz
nusic. Also there will be choral
singing in which many OF the lead
ing singers OF America will take
mart and II Miss Wilmington is gitt-
ed in this respect she can herself
bring further honor to Wilmington
by singing. or by playing before the
thousands OF visitors to the pageant
Evening journal., 1922-08-12
MODERN P0RTIAS MAY
WEAR HATS In COURT

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 12-
Should the modern Portia wear
headgear when she approaches the
bar of justice to plead a case for a
deserving client?
Outside Of the realm of heavy
convention conversation between the
delegates attending the conclave of
the American Bar Association here
the question of feminine court dress
continued TO be the center of In
formal discussion yesterday. and be
II said for the women lawyer dele
gates TO the convention that ma
jority favor a covering for the head
when they address a jury. Precedent
in support of wearing hats in court
is found in the canon law of the
earlier Christian churches. which
permitted women to wear their hats
into the sanctuary as a mark of re-
spect. just as mere man was re-
quired to remove It.
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CITY BEAUTY To
SHARE IN TREAT
CONTINUED frem FIrst Pagsl

Ccontinued from First Pags)
feature OF the tournament she can
learn the exact facts by talking with
the Art Editor at The Evening
Journal Office.
There is only one caution the
Evening Journal Is sounding. Any
girl who feels at all qualified to en-
ter and who does not IS missing a
unique opportunity for perhaps the
best time In her life. II she will
Just consult the program on another
page in this issue she will see the
splendid and varied entertainment
she will miss.
For instance Is Miss Wilmington
a lover of music7 If she is. she will
certainly be over-joyed TO learn that
Atlantic City pageant committee has
contracted for some thirty odd
bands to play for the different
events during the festivities at
which Mlss Wilmington will be an
honored guest
These bands Will be brought from
various cities. and although they are
all bands OF high reputation 10
further insure that they will do
their very best the directors have
arranged 10 give prize TO the band
that Is judged to be the best, and
they have sent out invitations to-
celebrated musicians, such as John
Phillip Sousa. to attend the pageant
and Judge the merits Of the bands
Every event Of the pageant from
the landing OF King Neptune to the
final dance of the Grand Night
Carnival, music OF every descrip-
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how an electrical pendulum may be
set in motion and kept swinging.
The only apparatus needed for the
experiment is the desk telephone
and this need not be taken apart.
Electrical Circuit.
Lift the receiver from the hook
and quickly place 1t directly in front
OF the trapsmltter. Speed OF action
is suggested in order that the ex-
pertinent may be completed before
Central comes in on the line.
Next tap the transmitter. In tap
ping this. you have pushed the pend
ulum with the hand. In so doing
you have released some energy from
the battery (spring).
This energy causes the receiver to
emit a sound wave. This passes
into the mouthplece OF the receiver
and administers a second tap. The
system is then in oscillation and will
continue so until the battery runs
down. The rate OF oscillation will
be evidenced by the high pitched and
very loud squeal which the instru-
ment will emit.
In the vacuum tube circuit OF
Figure the combination OF the fla
ment and plate of the lamp may be
likened to the transmitter OF Figure
1 and the grid to the receiver.
Radio Circuit.
II the currents flowing in the plate
circuit are distributed, the disturb
ance will be repeated into the grid
circuit. The grid will receive a
Evening journal., 1922-08-12
new JUDGING
PLANF0R FAIR
Needlework and Embroidery
to Be Scored on Points ,
System
LIST OF THOSE WHO
WILL DECIDE AWARDS

A new and what is claimed most
equitable method OF judging ex-
hibits. especially those devoted to
needlework. will be inaugurated by
judges at the Delaware State Fair,
which opens at Elsmere on Labor
Day. The plan has been tried out
and proved satisfactory. other fair
officials state.
Heretofore the judges have car
ried the worth of this or that in their
heads when judging and then decid-
ed that Miss Jones or Miss Smiths
needlework or embroidery was the
best. Under the new plan, every
article will be scored according TO
points. For illustration, workman
ship will count so many points
Cleanliness will count so many more
points, and so on. The scoring of
white cotton embroidery will be
made on four angles of which clean
illness and workmanship are two. Col
ored cotton embroidery will be judg-
ed from five angles. Sewing will be
judged from six angles.
Judges for the departments have
been selected this year with the ut
most care in order that every con-
testant may realize that her skill
has been given full credit. The
judge OF the women's needlework
will be Mile. Marie Ballet, OF Lake
wood, n. ].
Miss Alice Johnson. who Is In
charge OF the work OF all the cook
ing in the Philadelphia public
schools, Will Judge the cooking and
preserving.
David Rust, secretary of the Penn
sylvania Horticultural Society. will
Judge the dahlia display. which will
be the largest the fair has ever at
tempted.
Mrs. A. p. Golden, of Philadelphia,
will judge the china painting.
Miss Sarah Messerole, of Trenton.
n. j., will Judge the children's nee
dlework. Miss Messerole Is in great
demand and is an authority on this
subject, being now engaged as a lec-
turer at Johns Hopkins University.
Baltimore. for the summer.
Professor Lyman Schermerhorn. OF
the State College at New Brunswick.
n J., will judge the vegetables.
George Musgrsve. of the same in
stitution as Professor Schermerhorn.
VIII Judge the grain and forage.
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WHOM SHALL MOLLY MARRY?
MollyS Appeal Gains
Freedom for Don
BY ZOE BECKLEY

As Billy led Don toward the door
the fast-quieting atmosphere again
was electrified at wheeler's threat
TO put Don in jail.
( "oh. come, now. Wheeler" pro-
tested Billy. dismayed at this "Don's
had his punishment. He must have
gone through hell. Give him a
chance to straighten out!"
There's lots OF chance for re-
Election in Mldvale prison" Wheeler
srinned mirthlessly as he moved to
the telephone.
Billy regarded him with cold
disdain.
81 should think" he said, you
could show yourself bigger than this
now the mans. down. Take me on
instead. I'm at least normal in mind
and body.
"oh. IN take you on, all right.
I'm not the man TO be set upon in
such a way and then told TO run
along and forget it," He Jiggled the
telephone hook irritably. :
Molly came briskly forward and
put her hand tightly over the mouth
piece. q,
"Of course you won't do IT, Ben
She spoke with the simplicity OF
conviction. Molly's eyes held
Wheeler's steadily, entreatingly.
do it because I beg you to. Let
him go"
Wheeler returned her look OBJ
sunately.
You choose a pretty moment, my
girl" he smiled a twisted jerk of his
thin lips. ito ask favors of me.
must say you"
"oh, Ben, I don't ask II as
favor It's my, right. Haven't you
said you'd do anything to win my
love? Surely you'll do this thing to
keep my friendship. I would do
much more, my dear. to keep yours. |
A little tender Tilt in her voice |
touched the hard fiber Of him, but
he fought doggediy.
Il don't accept alf things
friendship What's that from YOU I
10 me- want But I guess you've
shown pretty plainly what your feel |
lngs areas that cur has pointed |
out" He shot an ugly glance to-
ward Don at the door.