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Many Styles
In Addition
To Those Pictured

Misses Frocks in ultra chic com
binations and styles in Jersey and
balbriggans.
Women's two-piece outfits of
satin in the latest colors.
Sports Dresses. combining fan
mel, balbriggan and jersey with
velveteen.
Sweater Two-piece Frocks. in
smart sports effects.
Apparel Sections Third and Fourth floors.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-26
JOHNSON
SURE He CAN
LAST LIMIT
But There's ST. Money
That Wills Will
Get Him.
By SAM HALL

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-Harry
Wills and Floyd Johnson worked in
doors Sunday to wind up preparation
for their scheduled twelve-round mo-
decision heavyweight whirl in the
armory at Newark tonight.
Despite the fact that it is consid-
cred n foregone conclusion match.
with Wills almost a cinch to win,
brisk advance sale is reported and
it is claimed that Wills, as the chal-
lenger matched with Dempsey for
next year, is proving big attrac-
ton.
New York will not send many fans
to the ringside, but the critics will
be on the job to pick flaws in the
Wills fighting goods if the brave Floyd
happens to give him an Unexpectedly
humiliating evening, such as sticking
around for five rounds or more, or
perhaps lasting the distance.
You can get better than 5 10 j.
tremendous odds on a fight, IL you
think johnson can whip Wills.
What little real wagering there i
will be on the rounds-on how long
Floyd, on his round heels and we'll
hammered chin, will stand in front Of
the noted holder-and-hitter.
Because BARLEY Madden stuck fif-
teen with Harry, Floyd alleges he is
convinced he can last twelve.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-26
SHAKEUP GENERAL
IN GOLF CIRCLES

CHICAGO, Oct. 26.-Surprises
continue to come forth in official
golfdom with the announcement of the
nominations for officers Of the West
crn Golf Association, where nomina-
ton, as in the United States Golf
Association, is equivalent to election.
Following closely on the naming OF
William G. Fowncs of Pittsburgh as
head of the L. $. G. A., a place that
had been in line for Robert A. Gard
ner Of Chicago, came announcement
that Charles o. Pfeil of Memphis had
dropped out Of the presidency of the
W. G. A. in favor of Hobart Z.
Young of Chicago. Mr.. Pfeil, after
three terms at the head Of the West
ern association, is promoted to senior
vice president of the U. s. G. A., TO
succeed Gardner.
This move puts the Memphis golf
official in line for presidency of the
u. S. G. A., while the nomination of
James d. Standish of Detroit for SEN
Tor vice president of the w. G.. A.,
makes him heir apparent to the West
ern presidency.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-26
ALABAMA, VIRGINIA
SHARE TOP HONORS

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. o6.-Ala-
bama and Virginia are tied in the
standing of the Southern Conference
with three victories each. The Grim
son, however, has a more impressive
record thus far than the Cavaliers.
Alabama's statement of assets is
larger than that of the Old Dominion
team and the champions have no
liabilities with three games behind
them. Alabama has scored 76 points
and has not been scored on by an
opponent. Virginia has counted 81
and has been nicked for 10 points by
the opposition. Alabama has defeated
Louisiana State, Sewanee and Georgia
Tech Virginia has won from Georgia,
V. NJ. J., and Maryland.
Both leaders were forced TO extend
themselves TO win by n single touch
down Saturday, Alabama stopping
Tech, Z to O. while Virginia scored
a 6-to-0 victory over Maryland.
For the second year in succession
Mack Brown, fast stepping half
back, proved an elusive thorn in the
flesh Of the Ycllowjackets. A great
sprint by this player defeated the
Tech man just as similar perform.
ance greatly embarrassed them a year
ago.
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PIRATE STAR
RUSHED TO
HOSPITAL
Complications Develop AZ
ter Collision With
Harris.

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 26.-Max
Carey, captain and fleet-footed out
field star of the new worlds baseball
champions, the Pittsburgh Pirates, is
in q hospital today from an injury
suffered in the recent world series
with Washington.
Carey, it is feared. is internally
bruised as the result of his collision
with Manager Stanley Harris Of the
Washington team at second base IN
the fifth game Of the series.
Carey's ribs were injured at the
time and he complained of pains in his
chest ever since, although he refused
to drop from play and performed in
sensational fashion, especially in the
sixth and seventh games, his hurts
apparently not affecting either his
hitting, fielding or base running.
For the past two or three days,
however, he was confined TO his home
here with what doctors diagnosed as
pleurisy and complications.
Sunday, his condition to a sudden
turn for the worse and he was rushed
to the hospital.
He was reported doing well Mon
day. but physicians are guarding
against pneumonia.
An X-ray will be taken this after
noon
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-26
S|XTEEN.RACE
At LAUREL
SPEEDWAY

BALTIMORE-W ASH IN G 7 ON
SPEEDWAY, LAUREL, Md, Oct. 26.
OP)-Sixteen drivers are scheduled to
start this afternoon in the second $50.
mile automobile race in the new bowl
here. The race was postponed from
last Saturday because of rain.
Owing 10 failure OF the speedway
management to have everything in
readiness for the race, it was decided
last week chat qualifying trials would
be dispensed with. Trial spins to sat
isfy the pilots that their cars are in
condition were on this mornings pro-
gram an, positions were to be drawn
at the Start Of the race.
Pete dc Paolo, winner Of the inaugu-
raj race here a few months ago. and
leader for the national championship,
is among today's entrants. Close be-
mind him in the race for championship
honors are Tommy Milton, Harry
Hartz. Bob McDonogh, Earl Cooper
Fred Conner and Frank Elliott, all OF
whom will respond to the wave of the
starters flag.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-26
STANFORD HURDLING
ALL OBSTACLES TO
CONFERENCE TITLE

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 26.-Stan-
ford hurdled the second big obstacle
to Pacific Coast Conference football
honors when it defeated the Oregon
Aggies. 26 to 10, at Palo Alto.
California opened its conference scs-
sion at Portland by romping away
from Oregon, % to O.
These were the only conference
games. Idaho, with clean slate of
two conference wins, lost prestige by
bowling to Gonzago, IL TO 3, at Spo-
kane. Washington showed Whitman
under n G4-to-0 score Mt Seattle. and
Southern California routed Arizona,
56 10 n
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-26
COLORADO AGGIES
LEAD CONFERENCE

DENVER. Colo, Oct. 20. = The
Colorado Aggics remain favoritcs in
the Rocky Mountain Football Confer
ence as n result Of the weeks games,
while close at their heels press two
Utah clevens-Utah Aggics and the
University Of Utah--and the Univer.
sity of Wyoming.
The Colorado Farmers lead be-
came a full game when they turned
back Colorado College. Z to .. They
have won three conference games aud
last none, while Utah Aggies aud
Wyoming. also unbcatcn, each have
two conference victories to their
credit.
Utah achieved clean slate by
trouncing Colorado, II to Z.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-26
'MightPhying
Football Team
Out With Def

II you are a football bug. n
little thing like the close Of day
will not deter you from INDUCING
in your favorite vice"
Football practice supplanted
choir practice the other night at
the Highland Park Presbyterian
church, Hammond and Covers.
Bright electric bulbs along the
side OF the church facilitated 7
brisk workout by the football
squad Of Boy Scout Troop No.
20, which meets each week ut the
church.
The night playing eleven is
ready to take on any other after
dark combination Of its size.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-26
W0MEN'S NET FINALS
IN PROGRESS MONDAY

After day of rest, during which
the San Antonio Country Club courts
received a good soaking, excellent
tennis weather greeted the finalists
in the women's city tennis tourna-
ment Monday. II no more rain falls,
the tournament will be over by Mon
day night.
The first match Of the afternoon.
starting ut 3 o'cloci, brings together
the Schiffers sistcrg. Connie and
Louise, against Mary Louise Hit and
Gladys Gage FOR the doubles cham
pionship.
As soon as the doubles match is
completed. Louise Schiffers and Mary
Louise Hit will dieuensc with their
respective partners and fight it out
alone for the singles championship.
All four finalists are students at
Jncarnate Word College.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-26
THEY'RE DEE.

CHICAGO. Oct. .26. - Fourteen
teams started last night in the six
days bicycle race ut the Coliseum,
which will end at IL o'clock next
Saturday night. after lag hours. The
field included seventeen riders, four
Italians. two Frenchmen and one each
from Belgium. Australia. Germany,
Poland and Bohemia. Bobby Wal.
thour and Freddy Spencer, winner
of the last six-dny race at New York,
again were paired and were the ia
vorites TO win.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-26
st. JOHN : HAS
DIFFICULTY
WINNING

The Mexico Football Club soccer
! team displayed unexpected strength
Sunday against the st. Johns Sem
mary eleven. oonquerors of the San
Antonio lateIrntjCh halls, and held the
st. Johns club to 81 victory. stay
ing the fight from start to finish.
brilliant work by Father Geehan. the
Catholics coach. who played left full
back. decided the issue.
Although the field was muddy and
rain fell throughout. some 300 spec
tators witnessed fast exhibition.
With little more experience the
Mexico Club is expected to hold its
own with any team in the city. In
steadincss is FROM of the st. Johns
goal was all that prevented them from
getting ut least tic Sunday.
The Mexico Club surprised its OPP
ponents by scoring in the first seven
minutes of play, waen Asmir shot one
between the bars after a spirited at
tack. ... .....
st. Johns knotted the count after
% minutes of play when Barran-
qucro's boot eluded the Mexico Clubs
soalkeeper.
st. Johns scored its winning mark
or after 10 minutes of the second half.
Barranqucro was tripped. and, from
the resulting free try, Hug kicked
goal.
A return game between the clubs
will be played November s at Brack-
cnridge Park.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-26
HUNTERS DASH OUT
TO LAKE FOR DUCKS

Hunters, urged on by wet norther,
kept the gatekecl~r ut the Medina
Lake toll road entrance busy all Sat
urday and Sunday nights heading for
the lake in quest of ducks. There
were enough ducks TO fill limits and
near-limits for the ADLER Nimrods for
the first time this season. Old-tim-
ers say it isn't cold enough yet for the
feathered hegira southwark.
The coast country, still closed tG
huntere until the middle of next
month. reports scattering flocks.
ed eight with a dowagiac Sunday. one
Bass are biting better ut the lake.
A. +. Sails Of Wayncsboro. Mo-, hook
OF them weighing four pounds.
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RITOLA SPLASHES
TO TEN-MILE TITLE

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-CP)--Run'
ming over a track that was entirely
under water, Willie Ritola, Olympic
and national champion, Sunday won
the national ten-mile A. \. u. cham
pionship run at the Lewisohn stad'
iUm.
The Finn covered the ten-mile dis.
lance in 50 minutes, ) % seconds.
The worlds record, Of 50.40 35 was
set by Alfred Shrubb. of England,
November 8, 1904. The American
championship mark is 51.03 %, held
By Kolenmainen.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-26
JOHN LAPRELLE WINS
NEGLEY GOLF TROPHY

John LaPrelle holds the coveted
Negley Golf Cup for year.
He DEBATED Frank V. Pancoast,
couqueror of the clever 14-year-old
Jack Gusenheim Jr.. in the final
match Sunday, one up. in IS holes.
Thomas F. Logan won the trophy
last year.
Scores Sunday were rather poor,
owing TO n wet course.
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DEFINING WINNER.

LOUISVILLE. Oct. 26.-Deeming
at TO /, outwaded four other racers
to win the Falls City Handicap. fea-
ture race at the Downs Saturday
The time for the mile and an eighth
over sloppy going was L :55. Sir
Peter was second and Balboa third.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-26
PURDUE'S CAPTAIN
HAS ANKLE BROKEN

LAFAYETTE, Ind. Oct. 26.-Cap-
tain Harold l.. Harmason, Purdue
halfback, will be out Of the game
probably for the rest of the season.
Early in the first quarter of the Wis
cousin contest he snapped a bone in
his right ankle. Harmeson's injury
following that Of Gladdcrs, regular
fullback, seriously crippled Purdue's
offensive.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-26
GR|D|R0N RACES
IN SOUTHWEST
CT 7 WARM

Two games which will have bearing
on the Southwestern Conference foot
ball race and three which will figure
in the Texas Intcrscholastic Athletic
Association standings are schedules
this weekend.
The big conference games will bring
together the Texas Aggies, one of the
favored teams. and the desperate Bay
lor Bears, 1924 champions, who got
away to a bad start this season, but
seem to be improving. They play at
Waco Saturday.
TEXAS VS.. S. NJ. L.
Texas University. another favored
eleven. takes on Southern Methodist
University at Dallas. The conference
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u. S. STARS WINNERS
IN MEXICAN TENNIS

MEXICO CITY. Oct. 2G.-The first
rounds of the Mexican national ten
mis- tournament passed off without
any important elimination of Amer
lean invaders. Practically all of the
men and women stars from the States
bested their Latin opponents and will
go into the second round.
The only reverse handed to Amer
leans was the defeat of Neil Brown
Of California by Ignacio de La Bor-
bolla.
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Individual Record


Scne0uie Ior week.
Monday: Cinderella VS.. w. & W.
Tuesday: Sam Speir VS.. NuGrape.
Wednesday: Lehr VS.. Duncan Field.
Thursday: Royal Kid vs. S. p.
Friday: Security VS.. Orange Crush.
League Meets Thursday.
Ralph Nixon, president of Commercial
Handicap League, requests the presence
of all captains at meeting to be held
Thursday night at 8 o'clock. This meet
ing is for the purpose Of making addi-
tiunal rules and bylaws for the league
AID each captain is expected to attend
this meeting at Grand alleys.
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BOWLING
TURNER TEN PIN LEAGUE.
TREUTER Is HIGH.

High man for the week was g. Treuter
Jr. with high single game of 225 and
series 64e. Others rolling good scores
were johnson. 229-603; Steubing. 223-
5sS: A. Rheiner. 3l4-5S2; Alderman, 21i-
$50; Schaefer. 1858 Wagenfehr, 266-
SIS: Vetterick. 1866: Weber, 1852;
Abr, 209-550; johnson received the
weekly prize by rolling score of 229 pins.
LEAGUE RECORDS.
High individual average: +. Johnson.
1874.
High individual series: c. Treuter Jr.,
64s.
High Individual single game: L. kop-
pin, o5S.
High team series: Klaus, 97l9.
High team single game: Temple, 9is.
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS.
PLAYERS with average of 10 or better:
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OFFICIALS MEET.

The San Amino Football Officials
Association will meet at the Broadway
sporting goods store at o'clock Mon
day night.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-26
COMMERCIAL HANDICAP LEAGUE.
Standing End of Fourth Week.
TWO TIE FOR HIGH.

Good scores for past week were few.
Tie best were Gus Meyer, 1S6-51S;
Lefty" Reinarz, 1850; "Spud' Heck
erson, 177-50l. Gus Meyer of Security
Benefit Association and Vic Myer of
Duncan Field Eagles will divide the prize
for high single game for the week, lS6.
League Records.
High individual average, Ernest Tenn
pie of Sam Speir Hardware Co. 169.
High individual single, Eugene HALEY
OF Duncan Field Eagles, 222.
High individual series, Ralph Nixon
OF NuGrape Co., 537.
High team single, Security Benefit
Association, s67.
High team series, Security Benefit
Association, 2452.
Individual Records.
Bowlers participating in nine or more
games with 100 or better average:
fvl, gu,t,
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layers with average OF IIU or bette
High High
SCHEDULE FOR WEEK..

Monday: Schaefer VS.. kuehne.
Tuesday: Treuter VS.. kaufer.
Wednesday: Mcknight VS.. II. Nixon
Thursday: Klaus VS.. Alderman.
Friday: Steubing VS.. Schmitt; Temple
VS.. Abr.
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The IT. I. A. A. games on tap are:
Austin College VS.. Trinity Univcr-
sity at Sherman on Friday, and Sim
mons VS.. Daniel Baker at Brentwood
and North Texas Teachers VS.. the
West Texas Teachers at Denton on
Saturday. The standing:
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INOte-Ihe t. Z. z. defeat CaMe Ut
the hands of Oklahoma's Aggies, who
are not in the conference this year
but whose victory over the Fort Worth
club. it was decided. would count in
the standing since the game was ar
ranged under a two-year, home and
home agreement.)
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CITY HANDICAP LEAGUE.


high individual average, r. Nixon, 2o7.
High individual series, i. Nixon. $50.
High individual single game, II. Nixon,
High team series, Sunset Wood & Coal
Company. 2ss5.
High team single game, Sunset Wood
c coal Co.. 1000.
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Other conference teams will be in &C.
ton Saturday against "outsiders," as
follows:
Rice VS.. Southwestern at Houston,
Arkansas VS.. l.. S. u. at Shreveport
II. c. L. VS.. Abilene Christian Col
loco NJ Fort Worth
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MICHIGAN GE rs
SET To PLAY
M|DD|ES

CHICAGO, Oct. 2G.-R)-Mid-
West football interest this week shifts
from the colorful Western Conference
campaign to intersectional games for
which the leading elevcns are prcpar-
ing.
Michigan, which kept its Goal-line
unyiolated and frightened its grip on
the conference pinnacle by downing
Illinois. has Benny Friedman. its ace.
and his cohorts virtually unlnJurcd
for n week of grooming for the Navy
at Ann Arbor. This is the mid-sea-
son point Of Yost's Wolverines, who
have three more Big Ten games with
Northwestern, Ohio State and Min
ncsota.
TOUGH FOR ILLINI.
With hopes of attaining Big Ten
honors blasted. Red" Grange and bis
Illini are looking toward the gam.
with Pennsylvania in Philadelphia as
refuge from their pursuing Nemesis
of defeat. Since Penn downed Chi
cago, Z TO o. and as Illinois and Chi
caco will meet next week, the game
may indicate what will happen when
Grange and company entertain the
Staggmen.
Notrc Dame, cheered by its win
over Minnesota. is getting set for an
invasion Of atlanta TO play Georgia
Tech, and n trek into the East next
week to engage Penn State at State
College.
CHICAGO VS.. PURDUE.
Chicago. trailing Iowa and Michl'
gan in the Big Ten standing and, be,
sides them, the only other indicated
team, is not anticipating an easy att
ernoon with Purdue, which for years
has been a threat to Maroon aspira-
tons.
Smarting under its loss to Tulane,
Northwestern is getting back in shape
for Indiana, which had a warm-up tilt
with Miami by way Of recovering from
its defeat by Michigan. The Hoosiers
have Ohio State and Purdue as fu-
ture opponents.
Coach Spears Minnesotans, who
fought hard against NOtre Dame for
three periods and lost in the fourth,
are preparing for their entry into the
conference lists against Wisconsin
The traditional clash has been an OBJ
jective since practlce began at both
schools.
The balance of the Big Ten season
worries Ohio State more than Woos-
ter, and Iowa more than Wabash. this
week, neither game having any confer
cncc Significance.
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individual Averages.
NiNon Prize Winner,

Nixon Prize winner.
II. Nixon was high for the week with
e25-GOS. and won the special prize for
ths week with high single score OF s31.
Others rolling good scores were Lee
2iO-591; Thomas, soi-51S; NJ Brand
1871.
Schedule for Week.
Monsay: c. & o. vs. Ormspy'
Tuesday: Advertising vs. L.-G. n.
Wood & Coal Co.
Wednesday: Sunset VS.. Losoya:
Thursday; Security VS.. Manhattan.
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st. Johns (2) Mexico Club Cd
Sldll ss.'s''.. Ahluh"hO
Goal'kccper.
Dragon .................. Gonzales
Right fullback.
Gecnan DaVlld
Left fullback.
Leopold ........,........ Asmlr
Right halfback.
PoetSens NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Smith
Center halfback.
Nalenta .............. III. Charles
Left halfback.
Outside right.
Garcia .................. Osono
Inside right.
Barranquero ......... De La Penna
Center forward.
Dausherty NJ. Charles
Inside left.
Ordner ................ EScante
Outside left.
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CHAPTER xxx
The FOrked Road

E was one who had walked
HI gladly with Life; found her
SL ways were pleasant ways; let
her have an odd caprice or two-no
pickering about it.
Life and he were chums, marching
jubilant and arm in arm. They
reached the parting, so it seemed.
He saw her face of beauty, pale now
and wistful, with remembered joy;
saw her stand so quiet to look with
sad, averted eyes. down paths that
he was not to go.
Too soon for this! And new,
bright roads just opening. Too soon
for this, and the pulse within his
heart learning a sweeter tune.
He would stay! Have this last
dear gift. Life had not cheated yet.
Wait
Blurred images went flying with
an unimagined swiftness through his
mind faces in. mist; voices fiinging
out a song. Furthermore distant
steps running away--echoes of ter
ror falling.
Something else-something else
grasp it!
Jake's eyes opened from their
deep apathy and in startled way
fixed on Chickies face. His mouth,
now duly pallid, curved in Pickering,
triumphant tenderness. There sat
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Chickie Watches as Jake, Hurt
in Accident, Battles
With Death

the whiteness and the beauty-wait-
ing. AS he wished it! As, in his
proud exultance, he demanded.
He struggled with his thought.
WAS it last night, Helena?"
1.-TWO nights ago."
you waited?"
ooh yes"
Wanting me?'
"Of course-oh, really, Mr.. Jake?'
A lit went warmly from his lips
UP to his eyes; gave him a moment
that high and staggering look like
the night he Said with such a mock
ing gladness: why don't you take
the man? You can make him finer
than sikh
Chickie, seeing that challenge now
on Jake's dulled, pallid face, felt a
great tenderness for him. longing
to bring back the vital color; oh, the
humming devil-may-care Do some
thing. Not sit here idle listening to
his signing, intermittent breath; sit
here and watch the deepening
apathy.
she had reenng that Jake, In her
place, would keep the life in her
veins; would manage some way to
save her. He would gather her in
his strong, mighty arms and dare
any death to tear her from him.
Hard, aching thoughts were these.
They brought the melting and the
warmth in an unbearable tide of
sorrow over her. She could no long
er endure the anxious, restless
movements of his fingers on her
wrist. She stole softly to the hall.
Afternoon now-David would be
/ coming. He would make a new
stand; new, tremendous fight.
Chickte waited, staring from a
window.
(T0 Be Continued
DOWNRIGHT King Faatrre Svrdicatal
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Rub Gently and Upward
Toward the Heart as
Blood in Veins Flows
That Way.

If you or any relative or friend is
worried because of varicose veins, or
punches, the best advice that any one
In this world can give you is to ask