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MANUAL TRAINERS ANNEX
CAME WITH WESTERN, OF
Contest Is Much Better Played Than Expected in
View of Loss of Stars ON Account of Ban
on Members of .Fraternities.
BY JOHN /. WHITE.

celebrated the the high school base ball
terday Wilson Stadium by handing the Red and White
: from Western High 9-to7 setback. -
Preseason considerable when the I3t
be affair from the players
both although somewhat performed eaue
do
The the
championship schedule disappointed
eleventh the
ban had stripped the of their players.
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sBatted for Ksrpe in siIth inning.
tAttorney for farrell in fourth inniBg.
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CHAPTER XIV.

MSLEY CHARLTON affected
r, the exterior of a student or
patron of art, but when it
came to handling a piece Of ras-
cality under the cloak of that same
art, he was mnes behind his friend,
Lady Pinter. He was too impa-
tient. The decadence Of the man
seemed to have its source in in
herent criminality; he hadn't the
faculty, which is probably purely
feminine, for dressing up wicked
motive so that it resembled a cult,
or something that was delightfully."-
artistic and wholly innocuous.
He suffered from n itching of
the palm; he wanted to graz what
there was to grab and get on with
the squandering of it. Charlton
had a cultured dislike of work or
hard thinking. He regarded Tina
as a discovery; his was the master
mind that had probed the POSSIBLE
tiles Of her, and to his confederates
he said, in effect: There's the
quarry ] have stalked for you!
Put on your overalls and complete
the slaughter"
And about the time that John
Humphrey was wrestling with the
problems that beset his business
aifairs-affairs that he couldn't
possibly take to Tina no matter
how shrewdly she might have ana
lyzed. them-about this time the
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two degenerates held a consulta-
ton in the Lancaster Gate flat.
Both Lady Pinter and Charlton
had need of money. And when
the desire for easy money enters
the soul of man or woman there
is no room therein for any finer
feeling.
81 think 1 have plumbed this
fellow Humphrey" said Charlton,
stretching his length on the cush-
ions which conformed to the Pin
ter idea of furnishing. "Shall /
offend your susceptibilities by
running through my impressions?"
"Dear boyw said Lady Pinter,
cropping among her cushions for
another cigarette. 81 know he
must have offended your delicacy
of mind-you have tolerated him
with the exquisite dignity that one
would expect of you"
"He is horribly vulgar, my dear;
but ! fancy that beneath the, 'hick'
We shall find something sterling.
He might even be big when it
comes to a pinch. For Tina's sake
he would lose with the gallantry
of a-of a gentleman"
'I'm listening, dear thing.
"He's the sort of man who would
pay ten thousand rather than be
pushed into a scandal"
Lady Pinter said: "Ohw "A
pause, then: you're not quite
your brilliant self to-day. You
mean that he would rather lose
ten thousand than lose our friend
ship for him. Well?"
eve must push on with that
cruise to Spain and Portugal. ]
call it cruise, but unless some
one unthought of at the moment
comes along with the wherewithal,
! suppose we shall have to make
shift with a. jolly little party on
one of the Steam Packet Com
pany's boats"
81 think you said you had some
idea of doing a pageant for the
Royalist people in Madrid" She
blew two thin columns of cigarette
smoke from her daintily chiseled
nostrils. "You did fairly well out
of the. Portuguese pageant, you'll
remember"
"Did II" lazily. 'T've done so
many of these things that l can't
place any particular one. -. =.
Have you ever been through my
prosecuting albums?"
mo. should adore it."
'Pil have them sert along to
you. No, / don't think
we can build on a Spanish pag-
eant-the blighters don't know
their own minds five minutes to-
gether. Royalists to the core one
moment; revolutionary the next.
1t all depends on what they've had
for breakfast"
eve might go out there to col
lect material for pageant or play
at home," she suggested. Lord
Bowden Hall is ALWAYS ready to
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She waited for him to go on,
and as he halted:
"Shall we call it a day." she
inquired, joying in his adherence
of American slang. "Some other
time, when I'm in the mood for it.,
we'll discuss these intimate matters
at greater length. Now be a good,
dear Humphrey and find me Gig
arctic"
He turned away from her and
swalked angrily to the door. He
turned to look back. She was still
sitting on the music stool. Slyly
she tilted her head to one side and
smiled at him. He was back at
her side instantly.
"Tina! If only you knew how
much l love you" He kissed her
full on the lips.
She returned the kiss and patted
his left cheek.
"Don't be such a silly old dear
again." she said; "you have no idea
how it upsets me-"
And she believed that she had
won.
Humphrey reflected on all this
in the privacy of the smoking
room. Lately he had invested in
a friend that was never likely to
go back on him or question his
reasoning-a rough-haired terrier,
b. that loved the smoking room as
though it knew it belonged ex-
clusively to him. With the dog on
his knee tits nose turned away
from the wind to miss the strong
tobacco smoke), he "chewed the
cud" of that conversation in the
drawing room. He loved her, as
he had asseverated; she was worth
fighting for.
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wings against the conventional re-
straints of country life when she
meets John Humphrey, forty year
old swain of a more courtly age,
who has just become her neighbor.
She visits him unchaperoned. faceti-
ously armed against his bachelor
wiles by wearing two guns at her
hips and with barbarous spear in
hand. Instead of becoming over
awed at her ultra -femiDism, Hum
phrey kisses her smack on the lips
and impulsively declares his love.
But his open hearted devotion serves
to expose him to the ridicule of
Tina's friends. They decide to shock
his plebian sensibilities by showing
him the night life they are leading
in London. The police raid the mer-
~ party at their rendezvous. but
Tina. KIDNAPPED by Humphrey. is
spared the humiliation of arrest.
Humphreys advent among them is
particularly welcomed by Lady
Pinter and Emsiey Charlton, who.
reduced to making a living by their
wits and with an eye to the future.
advise Tina to marry him. Their
marriage. one of convenience only. is
turned into confusion by the unin-
vited pleasantries of their friends
who take possession of the honey
moon house and afterwards follow
them to Paris. Here Tina makes her
first assault on her husbands
pocketbook by handing over to Lady
Pinter and Charlton $500 in the
form of a rather dubious loan.
Tina's father scents the flow of gold
and takes his share in shady stock
dealings. But a little later a letter
from America warns Humphrey that
his source of wealth in his oil wells
is driving nm
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'For PHYS sake, don't start that
silly ramp again." she pleaded.
"Oh, | did think you were becom-
ing a great fellow"
81 love you, Tina; l loved you
when | asked you to become my
wife"
you've said all that before"
"Tell newly did you consent
to marry me if you had no love
for me?"
"But | must have loved you,
otherwise l shouldn't have con-
sented."
1--WE are strangers"-insistent-
ly.
Her brows puckered. She wish
ed some one would come into the
room to steer the conversation out
of its present course.
ave are living very normal
life" she said, flourishing her red
head as though she had all the wis
dom of the new school behind her.
"You must get rid of the silly old
notions that actuated the last CEN
fury. A woman doesn't marry in
order TOTO weigh herself down
with-with domestic-"
Maternal" he interposed.
every well. if you must be vul-
gar-with maternal responsible
ties. Not in the first few years
of her married martyrdom, at any
rate"
SIS it martyrdom to you, Tina?"
he inquired, quietly. 81 had hoped
that you appreciated what / have
tried to do"
81 have" she insisted, lamely,
'but you have such a weird idea of
what is expected of a wife. If you
married only for that sort of thing
you-you need not have married.
There are plenty of women who
-"
"Tina" very sharply - don't
insult yourself and me by talking
like-like-"
"Like-what?" she challenged.
Like a fool" said Humphrey.
"If you regard your present ex-
istence as martyrdom the best
thing for both Of US is to come
to an understanding at once"
She was startled; she betrayed
it by the Pickering of her eye
lashes, by the interlacing and un-
lacing of her fingers. She forced
a smile to her rescue.
"We are going off the rails, you
know" she said. aren't we?
Who started this rough house'?"
81 did," he said, half bitterly,
"by daring to tell my wife that l
loved her"
She gave her head a shake.
an split the blame, partner"
she said. az don't mind confessing
that love you. but our notions Of
love are so different. Good heav-
ems. if Charlton heard you"
Damn Charlton -
"Whew! You are showing your
teeth tonight"
81 want an understanding. Tina.
If il is part of the modern cult
that wife is merely an ornament
that one keeps for others to ap-
praise, ] don't want a wife"
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finance anything in that way
bless his dear heart"
"You are full of IDEAS" said
Charlton, gratefully. "We'll take
Tina with us. She'll enjoy the
trip; it will be an excuse to get
away from him. Pm certain the
poor child is going through mar
tyrdom; I gathered that from the
conversation l had with her in
Paris. You know, Lady Pinter,
find myself full of self-reproach
when / reflect on the way in which
we urged her into that marriage.
She's good little scoutw
"a perfect dear, Charlton, but
she was made for the country.
Go on with your story"
Charlton, lying back, held up his
cigarette and eyed it critically.
eve take her with u.s." he said,
slowly, 'Sand in course of time you
assist by taking the crowd out of
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CHAPTER XIII. (Continued)

rare privilege of modern
couples-the house to themselves.
He had seen little of her during
the day, for business had taken
him to London, and he arrived
back just in time to dress for din
ner. Tina was late in rising that
morning; the exertion of enter
tanning on the previous evening
had been severe. When she looked
at her reflection in the mirror she
was angry with herself; the pow
der-puff seemed to be impotent
without the aid of little coloring;
her eyes were heavy and couldn't
have stood the wind if she had ven-
tured on a ride.
She was dressed for dinner when
he returned home. He said to her,
cheerily: Tina, I've never seen
you locking so WELL"
And it was like Tina to say,
frankly:
1--WE put the color on with a
shovel-had to-"
He arched his brows in surprise.
81 hate playing the hypocrite,"
she said. "Do run along and dress.
Not that I've much Appetite
haven't. / feel like the sticky neck
of a sauce bottle, but, for the love
of Joseph, don't preach about late
hours"
81 won't" he said; '1ate hours
speak for themselves"
They dined; then they had cof-
fee in the drawing room. She was
wearing a gown of turquoise hue
thot evening" short, filmy thing
that seemed to joy in its very i'm
mcdesty. There was moment of
silence; they looked at each other,
as to say: "How are we going to
pass the evening without some one
to amuse US? Then she went to
the piano and began to play the
refrain of the composition which
the long-haired boy had played on
the previous evening.
81 shall always like that thing"
said Humphrey when she paused.
"Why?" she asked, turning half
way around, but not sufficiently
to look him in the face.
Because the first time | heard
it | saw the real Tina looking out
of your eyes," he said, tenderly,
"and you'll never know what that
meant to me-"
He went closer; she could feel
his breath on her cheek. She con-
tinued to play. but her fingers
scarcely touched the keys; the mel
ody was gone.
"Tina"-he rested hand on her
shoulder-"don't let's play with
love; don't let's make mock of it.
You and I've might be so hap
py."
She took her hands from the
keys, and, without rising from the
music stool, turned to look at him.
John" she said, not colby, but
with feigned reproach, "what's
wrong with you? Are you making
love to me? Your wife,"
oHe DtEdH 70 IduSHs Dul Hlh Ups
had frightened, and she changed her
mood.
Dear man." she compromised,
"it isn't done"
isn't it, Tina ?" rather harshly.
81 seem to be frightfully old-fash-
toned in many Of my ideas. Not
done" To love ones wife is fool
ish? Is that the prevailing notion?
Yet | do love you, Tina. Intense
ly. With all my heart. Even
though you give me little in re-
turn"
She tried desperately to turn it
into a jest.
'1f / didn't know you better"
she said, wagging a forefinger, az
should say you'd had just sip too
much at dinner"
He stepped back from her and
half-tUrned his head, so that she
should not mark his chagrin.
"We've been married - how
long," ne asked.
Months and months and
months" she lisped, bahteringly.
"And we are still-strangers to
pach other"
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Synopsis of Preceding Chapters.
TINA, red-haired f;apper off,
i spring Of the staid old English
Cartarets, is battering her Hedging
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