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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-14
LATEST AgNouNCE1ENT STATES
WHEELING HGH SCHOOL
ATHLETIC FIELD 1S
CHOSEN PARK.
weusburg Kiwanis Club stu Ras Hopes
to BinG Tt1ts to Cty-Hoya
Seems to Favor Wheeling.

For the past several weeks. many .e-
rorts have been circulating Throughout
this district as to where Bethany college
will have its football team play It's home
gsmep 1t Is understood that wheeling
was to get the Morris-Harvey, Grove
CITY Ohio University and Butler con-
tests. but, from Welsburg comes tho re-
port that the Kiwanis club OF that place
has floatcd a fund Of $4,000 TO ut tho
playins field Of that place for the Green
and whites homo tits. Last evening
Manager Donald Boyd. OF Bethany
football team, signed a>contrRct win
the athletic committee Of the Board OK
Educat ton here, for the use OF wheeling
high schools field for the games named
above.
With the above named games to be
PLAYED IN this city. Wellsburg. VIII oh'y
get two contests, Marietta and george
Washington. 1t Is possible that the
WelIsbure civic club has tloated their
fund to TT the field for these contests
or Is II that they Ore endeavoring 20
book all Of Bethany's home games Tor
The Brooke county town? That IL The
question that Is causing tho followers
NJ the Bufaflo creek school some worry
these days.
Athletic Director Lang. Of wheeling
high, when interviewed late last even
ing, stated that the Bethany OFFICIALS
had met with the Athletic committee ~
the local school Monday evening ana
wanted the use Of the Athletic Field Tor
nil Of the college teams home games.
Tho arrangements. however, for such
contract could not be made and the TWO
home games for Bethany's home schec-
uls which are scheduled for WeNsburx
ara still TO be played there unless the
two committees can form some contratt
TO bring the games here In fact, Donald
Boyd, Bethany's manager. still mas the
contracts for the use OF tho local 1leld
in his possession and until he returns
them signed It will not be known
whether the college team will! appear
here ut all this season. The contracts
Mill be turned in within the next lew
days, however.
The Bethany committee held 4 meet
Ing FOR the purpose Of working out the
question last night at Bethany but at
Ia te hour were still at loss OF some
means to play all Of Bethanys games
here. II Is thought by most followers
Of the sport that tho schedule VIII De
played as II reads, all tho home games
in wheeling except two and those AZ
Wellsburg.
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MARTINS FERRY GR|DDERS WILL
OPEN 1922 SCHEDULE SATURDAY
0, S, j, STARS MAKE
GOOD AS COACHES

Columbus. O.. Sept. 1.-TWO dozen
former Ohio State football stars have
sea ttcred 70 coaching posts Throughout
the state and nation, records at state
show. They represent every one OF
Abe nine teams DR.. J. w. Mice mas
turned out since he took over the coach
Ing reins at State IN 1918.
Five members OF last years near
championship team will coach uAs ral''
Bob" spiers. star tackle, will handle
the Rarbcrton High athletes. His run
ming mate. Huffman. vii! assist Dr.
Wicle at State, as will Dean Trott, star
guard. Charley Taylor, plunging full
back. has reported At Fremont high,
Bill Slyker, end, goes to Roitz High
school in Evansville. Ind, where his
principal rival will be Herb Hcnder-
son, teammate at half back on the l92o
ohio State eleven Henderson is start
ing his second year as coach AZ central
High school in Evansville.
Seventeen former buckeye athletes
remain In Ohio Fritz IIoltkamp. all west
ern confer In 1918. switches from MISS
issippi 4. NJ. TO Western Reserve. God
Trey, center III ~" ni'h 80 - -
sitting candIIhtcs at Wittenhcrg, o.
NJ Trautmau \. J. Nemcck ana g. A.
Macdonald are slated to coach ONO
State candidates. Other Buckeyes
around Ohio include:
Art Kiefer, guard in 1913 and -,
Columbus North High school; Bob
Karch, guard in 1915, rs, and II. COL
umbus East High: chief Peabody, end
In Is. If and II Elyria High school.
Harold Wiper quarterback, rs. F"storia
high; shorty" Davies halthack. ~
lronton: Oliver Matheny, fullback IT,
Springfield: Il. y. ohnson. end ~ Troy.
Sam william. having had great sue
cess with Cleveland East Tech teams for
several seasons, viii transform his en-
beavers to Iowa state college. He WILL
be assisted by his brother Frank fhl!-
back on the Ohio state teams OF W.
10 a nd 30.
Howar YerGes. field general OF Ohios
first Western Conference title-winner In
'ls and ~. is in charge again al Rlce
Institute. Houston, Texas. former
,cammatc. "'rIny" Seldom, is line coach
at the University of Texas. Also In the
southern sector. is "Buckcye' Hoht,
running halfback in 10, ~ and Is, now
coach at the University Of TenneSS"e
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NEALE PUTS PREXYS
THROUGH SCR|MMAGE
Raststa Plays Fullback On Varsity
Lineups Constantly Changed
Around.

Washington. Pa. Sept. 13-Nashlns-
ton and Jsfferson's initial scrimmaRn
practice this afternoon was whirl"lhh
affair, very similar IT, m!d-seasnn
practice game between the varsity ana
the scrub team. 1t WAS preceded ny
short signal drill. in which all the men
we're thoroughly familiariGcd with inc
signals Then Head Coach Nealo staged
ihr long expected comeback.
The first team 1T the start Was mHd"
up Of veterans for the most rarl' IL
being recognized that II was merely
tentative varsity. Across the line from
lnri TO right were Nnpf. O'tz. Crook.
Vince. Wciderpust and konrolinka. all
being last years men but 'ItZ ana
Lewis. The tentative varsity started IN
the hackf1eld with McLauEhltn at quar-
tcrhavk. Ericsson and Brcnkcri al haIt-
back places and Basista At fullhack.
Numerous lIneuns were '1ed on the
second team. SncdeRar starting at quar-
ter and the team being changed con-
stantly, rs was the varsity.
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Jack.on's Mills, SEPT. -o.-(Spec!al)--
When the 1929 football campaign OF the
West Virginia University eleven opens
DR.. Spears Is going TO have only wv"
Of his three west Virginia Hills OF
1921 on his squad. George Hi. OF fA!r-
mont, and brother OF Pierre, was u nave
returned TO school this fall bU; nt tho
last minute ne accepted a coaching posi-
ton and Is therefore lost to the team.
With tina fra!l and sensational light
weight" fullback among the missing 1t
Is up to Pierre. the lanky end. and fh'l,
Of Charleston. the center TO keep up tho
reputation the versatile trio established
last fall.
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SETS NEW RECORD.

Clarksburg, w. Va. Sept l3.-Grace
Direct. owned by Penny Brothers ano
Switzerland. Greensboro. \. C.. got
new record for West Virginia half milo
tracks here today when she went INC
two lsrs ir c:o5 IN the 2:o7 pace KUHN
l'ntch was second ard Juno. last year
biv winner on tie erand circuit, was
third.
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CHICAGO CUBS Up SETTING DOPE
FOR NATIONAL LEAGUE TEAMS

the appearance OF prize lights. The fact
is that the midwestern fight fans Oil
not consider the Dempsey Brennan
match ms a prize fight, but there was In
tense desire TO see Dempsey In action;
There was no use for the promoter 20
represent II as a prize fight The rams
figured that Brennan Is sturdy. caretul
boxer, who knows Dempsey's style ana
who has confidence in himself
In fact, although II Is funny, bren-
nan always has believed that he could
hso, Dempsev, They worked togethc.
+; IN syms and before their hrft meeting
, brennan told Jack that he was going
IN meet Willard after he got through.
/ with him, taking 1t for granted he woptd
+ win.
10 Effort to FOOL Public.
The public was not being deceived.
1t was willing to pay to see DEMPSEY
| in action. and was pulling for Brennan
IN last II out. Whether Dempsey
! could finish him IN ten rounds depended
| OF course upon how Brennan fought TO
| stoy ten rounds would be almost as
! good for Bill as winning. and " ne ue-
! cIded TO fight a purely defensive oattle
II would bs extremely hard for Demp-
! sey to get him In ten rounds.
Ru. IN. unfairness Of the governors
stand was not in that respect. the pro-
meters and the La Porte county OIL.
! Gals and business men were assured
that they could give boxing e1hlpltions
IN Michigan City. They Invested
large sum Of money in building model
arena They conducted two Important
fights there; and they were ABOUT az
we'll conducted as any matches ] ever
| saw. They took extreme care that no
untoward thing happened to give inc
game a bad reputation.
L>onArd-Hammsr Fight Sad.
The big mistake was IN getting tho
! I,eonard-Eyer Hammer match. Inc pro-
moter lost money on Leonard and KAN
sss II was Il bad match, ana the pup
lie refused to be fooled. The gate re-
ccIpts were $4,000. and Leonard SGT
$4,000.
Fitzsimmons saw a chance TO reeoup.
He was assured that the brennan
Dempsey match would be all right. no
said that II there was any doubt ne
would not consider the match. He was
assured by the biggest political powers
In Indiana that no interference would
result
| Fltzsimmons needed the money to
nav. Tickets were sold in good faith
| A large amount Of money was spent:
rhen-some one broke faith and blocked
the program
It wasn't square deal. nc matter
what elsa It may have been.
Copyright, 1922. y. Y: Evening MatA)
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sy HUGH FULLERTON,

Consider the Chicago CUBS. Here IS
ball club picked by the experts to
finish fifth. sixth or seventh, and few
even gave them n fighting chance to
get into the first division.
The management Itself probably
thought it would be lucky TO finish
fif,h. On dope strength New YORK.
st. Louis. Pittsburgh and Brooklyn
cxCelled the Cubs. The only sign or
promise was that the management was
,;ctermined to build a new ball club.
The management had the courage TO
,et loose of a number Of valuable play
ers tried veterans Of known ability.
s,mnIv because they were in rut and
h,d no chance Of improving while they
remained members Of the team. The
cans were filled with younssters-
many of them untried. The pitching
staff vas composed almost entirely OF
recruits. and the new manager was an
experiment.
wanted Only Hustlers.
The theory Of President Eeeck was
that Il would I've better TO fln'sh last
while developing a new team IMAM 10
mako certain Of being fourth or llitn
nv kceping unInspired veterans ms
theory vas directly opposite to me
star" system adopted by many OF the
teams.
Ono thing Veeck was determined
unnu, and that was that he would nave
team composed entirely ne workers
and hustlers. without regard 10 'he'r
records or their supposed ability.
They stepped out. worked ana hus''eu
Tbov hsyc shown some Improvement
a,1 they have inspired the voting pitch-
orc IN work, nlled the kids with conf
'dence, and got them working every
man put everything he had INTO MS
rlay,ng-apd as result they nave
thrown a scare into the teams that were
supposed to he much stronger
I. is triumph Of hard Work ana
faithful effort rather than OF basepali
plsving ability. n is odd. too. that re-
pardless Of their standing In the race
the Cubs have become one OF the most
popular teams on the road. and they get
mora applause and support In other
cities than almost any visiting team
This Is because the public likes hustilhs
hGhttng ball players.
Boxing n Indiana
Governor McCray, of Indiana. IN MS
effort to stop the boxing match bet"een
Jack Dempsey and Bill Brennan, whetn'
er justified or not, worked tremendous
hardship upon q number Of persons VINO
were acting in good faith.
There is extreme doubt as TO whether
he wins the argument that the event
was TO be a prize fight, as dehned IN inc
Indiana law As matter or fact. there
are few fstic events that have less OF
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so long as I'm able 10 Keep going
the Hills are going 10 he represented on
the Muuntaineers, Phil said today
when one Of the many SUNDAY Visitors
asked him II the passing u! George
meant the end OF the Htii Same. Thh'
goes for me TOO" said l"cIrc, VINO nap
pened TO be loatng around with 'he
rugged Charleston center At the time
Both Pierre and Phil are hard-rressed
this season. Carl Davis. Bob Hawkins
and Harry Byer are giving the former
nlcnty to worry about, while la'
Ouarles. Vernon Bernard and 'h"p
Fucry cause the later many uneasy mo
nents, However. both OF them are
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womEN's TENNIS TOURNEY.

Philadelphia. Sept. 13.-Three upsets
marked ,oday's play In the women 5
middle states lawn tennis tournament
Miss Mary Heaton, Of Greenwich de-
Ccatcd Nrs. Gilbcr: 4. Harvey. Philadel-
mia. IS, G-l. e.. MISS Eleanor Cott-
man. OF Baltimore, eliminated MISS
Florence Bu'lin, New York. e.. Is. 6-5
and Miss Heat0n and Miss II. Newton.
the latter Of rhila delph'a. defeated MISS
BliIin ana Mrs. VI. Il. Hun in The dou-
hlcs. IS. 6-3. Other fuNivnrs Include
Miss Mallory. Miss Sigotrney, Boston;
Miss Wills. Berkeley Cal; Miss Jessup
Wilmington. Del: MISS Bancroft, Eos
ton; Miss Thaycr and Miss Walsh rhil-
udelphIa.
Flaw in the singles of the girls ma
.!oual cha mpiuuships reached the semi
nnal round. the scmt-iinaNS,s tcinG
Miss Wills Miss Baker. Orange. y. j;
Miss Hooker. New York. and Miss HI
laarv rhilHhC lphla
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hghtlng hard and It is going TO take q
good man to Dust either of them.
Because of hts great speed ana
fashv playing in the backheld, George
was easily The most famous member OF
the trio, but he was not In the class
Of the other two when 1t came TO gooa
consistent playing. He starred several
times but In other games his playing
was marrcd by fumbltnG, whereas Phii
and Pierre played a steady game all
through the season They arc both in
great shape and so far have been sue.
cessful IN giving all their opponents all
anyone could expect in the way OF oppo-
stion,
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VIII FRI WILL BETHANY PLAY ITS
1922 HOME GAMES THIS YEAR?
PITTSBURGH SPORT
WRITER At BETHANY

Harry Keck. Pittsburgh sport writer.
was ono Of the many visitors at RAAa
any's football practice yesterday and
gathered some data On the squad. Keek!l
was accompanied by photographers who
also snapped tho Bisons in action ard
many Of the leading players
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FOOTBALL CHALLENGES

The LaughIin Leven Of Martins Ferry
Is still without games for several Gays
on its schcdule. Any hrst class team
wishing date may roceiv" the sam" ny
calling or writing G. a pngley, COM
munity House. Martins Ferry ONO
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DISAPPOINTING START.

Long Reach. y. Y. Sept 13.-Genc
sarazen Of Pittsburgh, national open
golf champion. sot off to disappoini-
Ing start TODAY in his quest for
fourth big title this year. finishing
with an "a, twelve strokes over in
tho first Is holes Of play for the Net
.ropolltan open championship over the
course Of the Lido Golf club :.
James Crossan. Of Wheatey HIS.
Long Island. led the field Of 1856 start
ers with q card OF "a.
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Rheumatism at so
& 8 s. Thoroughly Rids tia Dedy =
Rhsumatism Impurities


eomsbodys mother 10 suffering %.
nighti The scourEs OF rbeumatism
has wrecked her body; hmplng ana
suffering. bent forward, she soss ou!
the common ground. but her aged
heart still belongs to the starsi Does
anybody carsI g. 8. 8. II one OF the
greatest blood purifiers known. and u
helps build moro blood cells Its med.
icinal ingredients are purely vegsta.
BILE. 1t never disarranses the stomach.
It Is, In fact . splendid tonic. blood
maker, q. blood snricher. u banishee
rheumatism from joints, muscles and
tho entire body. II builds firm flesh.
1t Is what somebody's mother needs
tonighti Mother, II you can not 81
out to get a bottle OF s. s. .. yourself.
surely somebody In your family win.
Somebody. get = bottle Of 3. s. 8. newtI
Lot Somebody mother begtn to TEL
Joyful again tonight Mayb~ maybe
It's your mothsri 9. 8. 8. "a soh g
all drug stores In two sizA ~
larger size u The mere 1elee9teA
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aoMrdELL MARRIED

Baltimore. Md. Sept l"-Edwin A.
Rorrmell. pitching acc or the ih}ianel
rhia Americans. and Miss Emma -
Fahey, both Of baltimore, were married
here today.
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Make your arrangements to re on
Elks boat ride on Steamer EAST 81.
LOUIS, Friday evening Sept. 18TH AT
8:15 P. N. Fine orchestra for dancing.
Septl3-i
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Appearance or salt water generally
indicates carly exhaustion in an oil
we'll.
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8tDtWTvn1t

-hA football prospects ~ sisters
vile High school are tn. best this se.t-
spn ia the history OF the school. Win
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coach Frank Ice, OF the FatrmOn' lr%h
school football eleven had forty players
repor, for the initial workout OF III" sea-
snn at South Side Park yesterday ate =
mann The bunch ~ candidates = the
mos, promising looking material thai
has come out for q high school team ~
that institution in recent years. F'i-
tom letter men Of, last year and twenty
fly, new recruits max" az the squad.
The practice YESTERDAY consisted OF
line plunEing tackiiug. punt,ng and run
ming back punts Friday evening Cna'h
Ice will start his boys S"rimu,aginE arc
from that evening on SCrimmag" Will D"
the order OF the day every evening unit!
me first game nj the season Saturday.
Sertcr1her 30.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-23
ROOSEVELT WOMEN
PLAN FOR 'FR0LIC'

ROOSEVELT. Oct. 23.-The wom-
ems Democratic organization Of the
borough held one of the largest
lettings of that organization in the
Tire Hall, Carteret, Friday night.
The purpose of this meeting was to
complete arrangements for their
coming "Frolic" to be held on Tues
day, October 81, in Coughlin's Au-
ditorium.
1t was decided that the women
each bake a cake, or add to the re-
freshments for the affair. 1t was
also decided that donations would
be collected, and that on Tuesday
afternoon, Andrew Christensen,
candidate for councilman, by means
of a large truck will go to the hon {
OF each lady that promised to help,
and collect the contributions and the
refreshments.
At the conclusion Of the meeting
tLose present were entertained by
Miss Anna Paterson at the piano
and Miss Cecilia Ondeck who rem
dered a few vocal selections, after
which euchre was played and prizes
awarded to the winners.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-23
MANS INTERESTS nj SUGGESTIONS FOR ~1OMEMAKERs
CANNING EXHIBIT
AT WOODBRIDGE

WOODBRIDGE. Oct. 23.-Many
of the housewives Of woodbridge
and vicinity were privileged to at
tend an exhibition and sale of the
most tempting array of over five
hundred jars and glasses of fruits
and vegetables at the home of Miss
Carolyn Valentine or Saturday az
ternoon.
Miss Valentine decided some time
ago to take up the Home Economics
work in her college course. Her first
year was spent at the New Jersey
College for Women and last year
and this year, no to speak of the
summer course, Miss Valentine has
been at Columbia.
1t was a rare treat for the busy
housewives to witness SO fair an ar
ray of jellies, jams, conserves, can
ned fruits, vegetables. relishes and
pickles ready to be transferred at a
moments notice to their shelves and
the prices charged were extremely
moderate.
Miss Valentine was highly COM
plimented upon her work. Those
reaching the Valentine home toward
the end of the sale were unable to
secure a very good variety as nearly
all the fruits and most of the jellies
were gone early in the afternoon.
Mrs. Valentine served tea to her
daughters guests in her accustom-
ed charming manner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-23
Twelve Toes Phones

Twelve Toes was raging as usual.
Twelve Toes, being a Sorcerer. had
a perfect right to rage, he thought.
Especially when he wasn't having
his own way.
He wasn't having his own way
now. Not a bit of it! He wanted
something very much and he hadn't
been able to get It.
You know what it was-the Fairy
Queens magic automobile that
Nancy and Nick were riding in.
THE very ideal" roared Twelve
Toes. ITO think that Light Fingers
isn't smart enough to get that u
tomobile for me! He's the best bad
fairy I've got, better than Comet
Legs or Flap-Doodie of any of them
so something is the matter. I'll
have to find out what 1t is"
He went to his telephone and
called up the Sour Old Witch who
lived under a waterfall. She was a
good friend of his. Maybe she would
know what the trouble was.
"Tingalingaling," went the Sour
Old Witch's telephone.
Hello" she answered, taking
down the receiver.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-23
THAN CALUMn.
Thousands Have Discovered
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
are a Harmless Substitute

DR.. Edwards'O Olive Tablets-thcsuhs
stitute for calomel-are a mild but euro
laxative, and their effect on the Hyez \
lmostinstantaneous- Theselittle olive
colored tablets are the result Of d.
Edwards determination not to treat
liver andbowel complaints with calomeL.
The pleasant little tablets do the good
that calomel does, but have no bad after
effects. They don't injure the teeth like
strong liquids or calomel. They TAKE
hold Of the trouble and quickly correct
it. Why cure the liver at the expense 81
the teeth? Caiomel sometimes plays
havoc with the gums. So do strong
liquids. 1t is best not to take czlmnel.
Let DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets take
its place.
Headaches, "dullness" and that lazy
feeling come from constipation and =
disordered liver. Take DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets when youfeel "logy' and
"heavy." They "clear" clouded brain
and "perk VI" the spirits. l5c and SOC
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-23
CHAPTER VII
BEGIN HERE ID

JACK DURYEA and his bride,
EDNA, are combining business and
pleasure on their honeymoon in
Europe, whittier Jacks employers
have sent him secretly to investi-
gate alleged treachery of
COUSINS, the firms European.
manager. On their arrival in
Naples Cousins comes to the ship
to meet them and informs jack
a strike is on In the Naples office.
GO ON WITH THE STORY
IA strike In our Naples oficeI"
echoed Jack, dismayed. Does the
home office known"
Cousins shrugged impatiently.
but no. Certainly not. A mere
trifie. An everyday happening In
Italy. I would not trouble America
with 1t. And please-please do not
let 1t interfere with your honey
moon. I have the most pleasant
program Of sightseeing for you."
Jack was silent. Edna knew his
mind was full not of honeymoon at
that moment but Of Monsieur
Cousins and the strike.
The big a swung up and on
curving roads, from every point OF
which panoramas Of foreign beauty
held Edna spellbound.
The clamorous, irregular city be-.
low them; the palace, surrounded
by the CLEAN Of vivid green and the
orange Of heavily-laden fruit trees;
the queer, squat pine trees she had
. in her childhood Biographies;
the blue Of the sea; the islets In the
Bay Of Naples; the steamy crest OF
Vesuvius-these pleaded to Edna TO
forget the sordid concern that were
puckering Jacks brows. Honey
moon was what she wanted-honey-
moon and holiday.
On top Of the world they stopped
before a gorgeously modern hotels
The luxury Of its appointments and
the breath-taking view from every
corner banished completely the A.
But when Edna and Jack were
finally alone in their room, the
breeze from its balconied French
window tanning a great bouquet
Cousins had sent. Jacks hrst words
we're:
"I can't go out this afternoon. at
least not sightseeing. Eddy. I sim
ply must look into this strike bust
ness. Don't like the smell OF It. !
tell you. dear-you go! Keep Cou-
sins busy showing you around. I'll
sneak to town and take a look at
our offices. Do It. will you. dearf"
The program appalled, her. But
Jacks anxious face was enough.
'If you want me to, jack"
He grabbed and kissed her fer