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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-02
THANKS FOR
TIL. ORCHESTRA

Wa thank Rsmick's orchestra
which. mounted on truck. inspired
our animals with pep and caused
them 20 step high to the time OF live
~ melodies.
We thank Mr.. Barisus ID.
Woof. OF the Po-tInseiliE~nc-r.
for joining u~ with his II Cun-
munify FUND babies and his pet
monkey. Barney How Come"
The babies. Of course. were tho
biggest attraction In the dig bus.
Mr.. Weof and the monkey. how
ever. rivaied for second place.
We thank the municipal railway
for giving us the street during one
OF their busiest street car hours.
We thank tho Bayiey Earag. AZ
Third and Virginia for permitting us
to park our Polar Cakex and candy
bars Under its roof before tho re-
Treatments were passed out to the
youngsters.
We thani; the Seattle leo Cream
company and tho Imperial Candy
company for providing those re
frsrhmsnts
We thank Miss Seattle lsfiss
Evelyn Atkinson) for arsiting In
passing out contributors buttons
10 the youngsters.
We thank the judges for assisting
in something like thousand other
things besides undertaking their UNI
happy judging sob.
Most ~ all. we thank the weather
man. lie did nobly and We shall
never forget u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-02
y. l.. ADAMS
City Fireman. sol 36th ST.. Says:

I strained my back. and when
stopped over frequently got stitches
IN tho small Of my back and could
scarcely raise up. My kidneys caused
much annoyance. I procured Doan's
kidney Pills and began using them.
They helped me from tho start and
on" box banished the pain from my
back and made my kidneys well. My
cure IL permanent"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-20
COMMERCE BODY
POSTPONES MEET

The meeting of the board Of direct
ors of the Chamber of Commerce
scheduled for today noon was indefi.
nitely postponed. Perry Maxwell,
president of the organization stated
that so much interest is being cen.
tered upon other public affairs at
this time that matters before the
Chamber of Commerce would not be
considered for a while.
Two applications for the position
as secretary of the Chamber Of Com.
merce. to succeed James Barron. re-
signed, have been received. Mr.. Max.
we'll stated, both of which are from
out of town men.
The annual meeting of the board
of directors and members of the
Chamber Of Commerce will be held in
April, but action of the resignation Of
Mr.. Barron, which is effective March
IL Will be taken prior TO that date.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-20
Raid on ROOming
House Results in
Arrest Of Woman

y woman giving her name as Mrs
Richard Roe was expected TO appear
in police court Monday afternoon to
answer a charge of vagrancy following
raid made saturday night on the
Main rooms.
The raid was made by police and
county officers. including Deputy
Sheriffs Wright Cowles and Short.
According to Chief of Police His'
night, the officers found the woman
in question in one room and a man
giving his name as James Mathers
in another. Mathers, according TO
Chief Hignight. put up s20 check
as bond money for the woman. This
was afterwards taken down in sub
stitution for cash He was not ar
rested and neither was taken 10 the
police station at that time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-20
MASKED BANDITS
ROB D|ST|LLERY
Liquor Estimated at $4,000
Taken After Guards Are
Tied to Posts; Culprits
Retreat North.

LEXINGTON. Ky.-Between $50 and
400 cases of whiskey were stolen early
today from the Oscar Pepper distillery
in Woodford county. by 20 masked
bandits. who held up and tied to posts
four guards and u passerby. according
to reports here The robbers are said
to have headed for Cincinnati The
value was estimated al $4,000 First
reports We're, that the Old Pepper
distillery was robbed, but officials
today stated 1t was the Oscar Pepper
plant
Guards surprised by robbers, were
lined up in the office with their faces
10 the wall while the warehouses
We're being looted After the robbery
he guards We're bound to posts in
the dlstillery yard. was reported.
The whiskey was carried away Oh
three trucks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-20
WEAK, NERVOUS,
OUT OF HEART
Louisiana Lady Says She Ha.
Never Found Anything
Better than Cardui for a
Rundown Condition"

MORGAN CITY. La.-"It would b,
hard for me 10 tell how much benefit
1 have derived from the use OF Car
dui.' said Mrs !. q Bowman Of 1915
Front street, this city.
81 was so run down In health I
could hardly 90.
Il was thin.
II had no appetite.
could not rest or sleep We'll.
- was 50 weak, and so very nerv.
Gus. ] was no pleasure to my self or
anyone tlse
~ suffered some pain. but the
worst of nay trouble was from being
80 weak ana easy 10 get tired and
cut of heart
This nervous condition was worse
than pain.
someone told me of Cardui. and |
decided g. use H.
After using a few bottles. | re.
gained my strength. wasn't 20 merry.
Gus. ana BEGAN TO eat and sleep and
grew stronger and was soon well.
II have never found anything better
for a rundown condition"
Il you suffer as this Louisiana
lady did. it is reasonable 10 suppose
that you. too. will find Cardui help.
ful for your troubles. as thousands Of
women have.
Take Cardui. the woman's tonic.
ost . bottle from your druggist, to.
+. ~-(Adyl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-20
BROCK DOLLED
Up ON SUNDAY
New Oil Town Puts on Citi-
fled Appearance With
Influx of Visitors to
New Field.

The town of Brock took on "city.
fled" appearance Sunday afternoon
with hundreds of automobiles carry.
ing many more hundreds of enthusi
asIc "feet-oiled" passengers through
the streets Ell route to the new Anne.
rada field. Many people stopped in
the town and expressed pleasant sur.
prise at the rapid manner in which
Brock is growing From mere
spot" with few houses several
months ago, the town has grown un.
til today il is the nucleus Of what
promises to become one of the most
important oil towns in this section OF
the state.
one of the features is the fact that
there is a sufficient quantity of water
to supply all needs, with Whit Car
roll and Wood Hammer, two of the
original residents of Brock. supplying
the liquid free until a tank. now be.
ing constructed by Mr.. Hammer. for
supply of the town, is completed.
An up.to-date distributing system will
be connected to the tank.
Business houses now under con.
struction and which will add to the
dozen or more already operating in.
clude movie show, large dancing
hail, sleeping tent quarters and others.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-20
MORE ARRESTS
Come IN BANK
GANG ROUNDUP
Dozen or More Daylight
Jobs by Robber Bunch
May Be Disclosed by
Arrests

TAHLEQUAH, Okla.-More arrests.
it was announced, have been made Of
alleged members Of the bank robber
gang to whom the authorities in east.
ern Oklahoma blame i dozen or more
daylight jobs. Chief among those who
have just been jailed is Mont CooE-
son, under five years sentence for
alleged participation in a bank rob.
heY at Gore Seduoyah county, in
1915.
Others VINO figure in the latest ar
rest are Jack Brodie and Ed Lock.
heart. Brode is in Jail at Sallisaw
and Lockheart is In Jail at Harrison,
Arb Both are charged with par
ticil ating in the robbery of the First
National bank Of Hubert. this roun-
ty, last month
Cookscn was apprehended Sunday
at his home at Cookson in this coun-
ty by Sheriff Gourd of Tahlequah.
Ills conviction in the Gore robbery
was affirmed last December by the
criminal court of appeals. A 60-day
stay Of execution from Gov. j. b. A
Robertson was cancelled when Cook
son was charged with being involved
in the Hubert holdup.
Brodie and Lockheart were appre.
hended AZ Huntsville. Ark. with a
horse said to have been stolen from
Jim Walker Of Barber. one Of the
alleged hangCuts of the gang in Chero
kee county. and a horse stolen from
Frank Cassidy near Marble City, Sc
quoyah county on the nights Of Feb
ruary II and 49, respectively. Kan
sas authorities refused 10 surrender
Lockheart to the Oklahoma authori
ties as he is wanted at Harrison
Ark. In the raid on the Citizens Ma
tonal bank there in December o
1921 Henry Starr. notorious Oklaho
ma outlaw was killed In this raic.
To date, II arrests have been made
in the Hubert and Park Hin rob
berries. Two arrests have been mad,
in the recent robbery Of the Bank o.
Adair. I'm Mayes county.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-20
TWO MEN HELD FOR
JOPLIN R0BBERIE.S

JOPLIN. Woodward White and
Y. j. Harmon, charged with robbine
the homes OF Clarence Craig. an at
toruey, and Ms Delete Young waived
preliminary examination this morn.
ing and We're bound over the circuit
court. Bond in each case was fixed
at $1,000, and they We're remanded
in default
Diamonds worth 81 600 were stolen
from the Craig home and $50 dia
mond ring was stolen from the Young
home. In each robbery the victims
were forced to turn over their jewelry
at the point OF reyolvers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-20
DRUGGIST WHO WAITED
ON JAMES BOYS DEAD

KANSAS CITY, Nov. b. Munm.
ford Is years old. who established
! drug store here In 1877. when Kan.
sas City was struggling frontier
community. still visited occasionally
by the James boys" and their fol.
lowers, Is dead al his home here 10.
day
Mr. Mumford was born In New Or.
leans and lived Tor - time In vir.
ginia. After opening drug store
here. he was Tor time resident
OF Ponca City, Okla.
lie knew we'll most OF the pioneers
whose activities were responsible for
the building OF Kansas City. and last
fall at civil celebration here OF Mis-
souris one hundredth anniversary Of
statehood Mr.. Mumford took part
in a pageant and danced the stately
minuet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-20
MAN DISAPPEARS AFTER
LEAVING SUICIDE NOTE

COFFEYNILLE.-ChaTles W. Smith.
son Of j. 5. Smith of Edna. Kansas.
but recently ol Minneapolis. where he
was employed as dining car con.
ductor. was found dead under bridge
10 miles southeast or Coffeyville sun
day. He had shot himself. Smith and
his wife arrived here "Wednesday.
He disappeared Thursday leaving q
note saying: 81 am going 10 commit
suicide My wife is going back 10 her
folks"
The widow says that Smith had been
in poor health Tor some time and
that during spells OF Indigestion, had
shown considerable despondency.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-20
LONG CHASE ENDS
IN STATE PRISON

OKLAHOMA CITY-Harry $. Speck,
who was the object Of search by
federal Officers which led through
South America. Europe and various
parts of the United States Saturday
was fined 81 and sentenced TO 20
years in the federal penitentinry at
Lenvenworth Kansas. on charge OF
larceny of government property. Sen
tence was passed by Judge John H..
Cotteral in L. $. district court.
Speck was arrested in Boston. Jan
25. and returned to Oklahoma City
He had previously been arrested at
Fort Sill three years ago but had
jumped his bond. He had charge
OF a storage house from which fed.
era officers alleged $4,000 worth of
goods was stolen. Two alleged con.
federates are now serving sentences.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-20
KEY IS PLACED
UNDER A BOND
Temporary Injunction Pro-
hibits Drug Store From
Selling Liquor Except
For Medicinal Use.

A temporary injunction against Gus
Key. proprietor of the Diamond A
drug store, and placing Key under
$4,000 bond, was the decision hand.
ed down by District Judge Tom
Champion in district court Monday
morning.
The injunction does not close the
drug store. but prohibits Key selling
or handling liquor in that place ex.
cept as the law provides for msdi.
cine. The injunction was sought by
the city of Ardmore through the coun'
~ attorney.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-20
DEW TO TALK AT
| DEMOCRATIC MEET

OKMULGEE, Okla. a.-John Dew Of
Kansas City will deliver the principal
address of the day at the annual con.
vention of the State League of Young
Democrats here Wednesday, it was an.
nounced today. Mrs. r. l.. Fite or
Tahlequah, who was to make the re.
sponse to the welcoming address. was
dropped from the program when il
was learned in Muskogee Saturday
she was candidate for a place on
the state committee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-20
STATE DROPPED
COUNTS AGAINST
Chief HIGNIGHT
jury Completed and Testi-
mony Started on One
Remaining Count at
IL O'clock.

Two coums against Chief Of Police
Dick Hisnight were dismissed by the
state when the case was called in
dlstric; court this morning before
JudCs p. G G.ogsdon OF Marietta.
The counts We're styled failure 10
enforce The gambling laws" and "faII.
IRE to enforce he laws governing
prostitution" The remaining count is
failure 10 enforce The prohlbitory
law.
jury was finished at II o'clock
anu talaus OF testimony was started.
-lJorncys tor the defense stated that
they would have hut few witnesses 10
clh ana Assistant Attorney General
Elmer L. Flltor. prosecuting. said
that his side would moi be long drawn
out
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-20
COL. AXHGN STARTS ON
TOUR OF ARMY CAMPS

HOUSTON, Texas.-Colonel John I.
Axton, chief chaplain Of the United
States army arrived in Houston this
morning fro mSan Antonio. He was
met at the train 10y detachment
from Ellington Field and by ministers
of Houston. After visit TO Ellington
field, where he spoke on the status
of religion in the army, Col. Axiom
left for Galveston.
The colonel is making an inspection
of 30 army camps and posts in the
western part of the country.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-20
Factory Can't Be Made
"Peek-a-BOO ParlOr''

DAYTON. Ohio.-Girls employed
by the National Cash Register
company are not going TO divert
the minds Of male employees from
their work They have been asked
10y the company to forego bobbed
hair short skirts and--it is whis-
waits.
Not that efficiency has not pre-
vailed at the plant and the \. c.
r.. girls are not the best in the
country, but
I'VE had to call a halt--didn't
want 10 make the plant a peek
a-bco parlor," said one high Off
cial
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-20
TEXAS COUNTY ATTORNEY
FACING CUSTER CHARGES

SHERMAN. Texas.-Hearing Of Gust
or proceedings against Hubert Book
out, county attorney OF Grayson coun
", was ON docket In district court
mere today. 4 petition asking for his
removal from office was filed severa
weeks after the grand jury had n.
turned Two indictments charging Book
out with eStortlon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-20
At
sunday schools
SHOWS Big gain
Broadway Methodist Again
Leads in Reports From
Seven Churches With
Attendance of CTS.

Attendance at SundZy school In
Ardmore shows a continued increase,
according to reports from superintend'
ents for yesterday, which gives total
of 2.296, an increase of 800 over
sunday, February Il, of 1906.
Broadway Methodist church again
leads in number with a record of 67s
Broadway Baptist follows closely
with a report of 046. Other reports
as follows. First Presbyterian, 34S
First Christian. 1853; Emanuel Bap
tist. 112; st. Philips Episcopal, Go;
East Ardmore Presbyterian "a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-20
Three Houses Wrecked by
Blast at New Brunswick

NEW BRUNSWICK.-A frame
house In the Italian quarter in the
Woodbridge avenue. Highland Park.
was blown TO pieces today and two
others nearby were badly wrecked by
an explosion which the police believe
was caused by a bomb. No one was
injured, the report said.
Ralph Woenough. 80. the only occu.
pant Of the wrecked house was ar.
rested pending an investigation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-20
He Did
1t Did
Fins

ATCHISON. Kansls-lvan Ken
nedy. Is year old son of an Atchi-
son county farmer had been told
that if a match was thrown into
an empty barrel it would go out,
His funeral was held today. The
barrel contained two gallons Of
gasoline.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-20
SLAYER OF CLEVELAND MAN
Gi(tN BOND AT GJYMO<

GL'YNQN Oklu--Al 4. Davis of In.
d.anapclls charged with murder in
connection with The killing Of A. Puelo
OF Cleveland, ohio. whose body was
found On tr- road between Guymou
and Goodweil January 10. has been
granted bona 0y District Judge Arthur
C. sutton he was given the privi.
lege o. making $4,000 cash bond.
$40 900 surety bond OF $4,000 per.
sonal bond
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-20
White Sox in Texas.

FORT WORTH Texas.-The van.
guard Of the Chicago White sox. en-
route 10 Marlin for preliminary train
ing before going 20 Seguin. arrived
here today. They spent several hours
here before proceeding on 20 Marlin
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-20
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY


FOR RENT-Three good houses. one
good 3-room house for sale. A. c.
Basby. Phone l545 9O.9
FOR RENT--Two nicely furnished
modern light housekeeping rooms.
close in. 1872 4 st, y. W. Phone
1890. .O'3
YOUNG married couples. $500 per
month IL you can qualify. Call room
iel. Mulkey Hotel.
Position by refined elder
ly lady as companion for someone
or could care for children; have been
excel nj nurse, but cannot do heavy
nursing now. Can furnish hest Of
references. Phone 1861. J. p. Braw'
ley. 924 Ninth Ave, y. W.
FOR SALE-Baby carriage In good
condition. 1907 stanley. Phone
2ss9. sO'1
FOR RENT Furnished or unfur'
nished apartments Second Ave.
NE Phone SIS. sOS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-20

The costliest thing in business is
giving dissatisfaction.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-20

Mrs. Kate Gait Zaneis. county sup
erintendent of schools, and Mrs. Min
ME b. Church. county agent, will go
To Shady Grove school district Thurs
day To attend meeting of the Par.
ent.Teachers Association on that date.
Lipscomb Anderson, son of DIR. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Anderson, who underwent
an operation at the Won Kellar hos.
pital Saturday is improving.
Contracts for the building of two
Carter county schools. the Ardmore
separate school. and the Lincoln sep.
arate school, the latter in Berwyn
consolidated district. wero let by
the county commissioners in session
Monday. The buildings each will cost
approximately 100000.
Bob Reed of Wilson was an Ard
more visitor. Sunday.
The Southern Oklahoma Land Com.
pany. Charles Van Fleck, manager,
will open offices in the Simpson build.
ing, March |.
The condition OF Charlotte Helt. the
niece of Mr.. and Mrs. j. |. Fox,
who has been quite ill., is much i'm
proved. Her mother Mrs. Ellen Helt
OF San Francisco, Calf, is here.
Dedication of the newly erected
frame building on the Broadway Zap.
tist church lot. with appropriate cere-
mony was made Sunday. the new
building being named Davidson Hall
in honor OF DR.. r. L. Davidson
pastor Of the church There were ll9
attendance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-20

DR.. f. L. House, who Is delivering
series of lectures in Ardmore this
week. on the Psychology of Religion"
addressed pupils of Ardmore Senior
High School at the morning chapel
service Monday, Dr. House talked
ton THE Psychology of Success, ="
bringing out many helpful suggestions
for the students, all of whom evi.
deneed the greatest interest
" G. Pcnl. attorney Cf ilcswen
was in Arl'nJ e Sunds; anA Monday
on business.
For breaking glass on the streets
in the city during Sunday. P. L.
Price will face charges in Police co,rt
this afternoon. He also 'aces another
charge.
George Wyatt was arrested early
Sunday CHARGED with vag ancy and
having a1rc)' cs In his possession.
The arrest was made by Officers Bell
Foster and Hitchcock.
Farmers were pedding eggs on the
streets oc Ardmore this morning at
from 35 20 40 cents dozen All re-.
port a ready market.
Forty cases will be tried in police
court before Judge sullivan this aft
ernoon.
Gabe Love Randolph and Robert
Miller. charged with abusive Ian.
guage, fighting and firing a pistol
within the city limits. will be tried in
police court this afternoon. They
We're arrested Sunday night by Police
Officers Foster and Hitchcock.
Deputies Short and Cowles made
five arrests over the weekend. two
for unlawful possession OF liquor two
for investigation and one for loiter
ing. Dave Wright brought in one man
on charge OF vagrancy.
Attorney Marvin Shilling. Jack
Lewis. Fred l.. Yates and Fred Bond
Of Wilson We're in town-all day Mon.
day, forming party OF The Wilson
delegation 10 be present at the de.
cision OF the commissioners on the
sherifts appointment.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-20

Lipscomb Anderson, son of DR. and
Mrs. w NJ. Anderson, who underwent
an operation at the Won Kellar hos.
pital Saturday is improving.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-27
efficient HOUSEKEEPING
By LAURA A. KIRKMAN.

| have been served, the hostess an
nounces this feature:
Determining the Next Bride.
All of the girls except the bride
elect are asked to choose one of
the numbers on the flowers in
the center of the table, the host
ess explaining that, hidden among
the petals of one of these flowers
is ring-denoting the speedy
marriage of the girl who chooses
it! When all have chosen a num-
Der, the hostess hands one flower
to each girl--and the girls then
discover that all of the flowers
contain some kind of favor. For
instance, Flower No. 1, may have
the ring hidden in its petals;
Flower No. 2 contains a small sill
yer horseshoe, denoting good
luck; No. contains thimble,
indicating spinster hood; No. A a
coin signifying wealth; No. s, a
real wishbone, which the girl who
has drawn it, must pull with the
bride-elect-each making a wish,
of course.
The favor for the bride herself.
is a small leather address book
which is found in the bottom OF
the vase after the flowers have
been drawn out.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-27
HELEN HUNTERS HUSBAND
BY JANE PHELPS.

hard-earned money"
Don't say any more about it!
I'll get it somewhere" There was
q hard look on her face.
Very likely! Who's going to
pay your gambling debts?"
I'm borrow it, and pay when
my luck turns. l can't talk to you,
that quick temper of yours is
enough to drive me away, flarinG
up at nothing at all"
"You call it nothing--a gamb-
ling debt of $500"
Fifty dollars isn't so much"
IT'S $50 more than I've got.
so I'm to borrow it,"
81 don't care a damn what you
dol" Jack returned, and rose from
the table. He slammed the door
into the living room, where Helen
found him a few moments later
"Pm sorry l lost my temper
Helen" he apologized, "but you
know what measly one it is
Now about that $50. If | get it
for YOU'LL have to borrow II
from Dunn because | can't draw
any more from the office until
some more work goes through.
will you give up that club? We
can't afford it, dear, not in any
way. Aside from what you stand
to lose, there's the entertaining
your share--the better, more ex-
pensive clothes you seem to think
you must have because of it. and
all that. Come, dear, tell me
you'll resign, and l will get the
$50"
"You selfish beast. Jack Hunt
err / wish my mother was alive
she wouldn't begrudge me little
$50. She often gave me more
than that to spend on myself. Oh
why didn't she live?"
Helen I'm sick and tired Of
hearing of your mother, and oil
that word 'begrudge' which VOL
use so often in connection witt
what | say and do. l work lik%
a dog, go nowhere. have nothing
work for you-and what THANKS
do l get? Abuse! Very WELL" he
went on more calmly--his anger
had almost overwhelmed him
again, "Ill get you the $50. But
don't ask me again, that's all
Helen"
you'll have to send 1t up 5y
messenger boy. The club meets
tomorrow afternoon" Helen re.
piled. Then: Come on, let's gel
the dishes done. Someone may
come in"
Half an hour afterward Mr.
and Mrs. Layton and their friend
Mr.. Barnes called.