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PRESBYTERIAN

Highland Park Presbyterian. Ham
mond and Covers; Rev. G. r. Stricken
pastor. Sunday school. s:i5 a. m;
From Stage to the Pulpit" by sunny
Blevins. 1870 p. M; Christian Endesvor,
$3.50 p. M; services each night OF week
under direction OF 1.-The Flying Squad
ron" group Of business men of First
Presbyterian church.
Prospect Hill Presbyterian, 24e4 Buena
Vista: Rev. C. NJ. Dellinger, pastor. Sun
day school. 9:45 a. M: preaching. II
n. m. and 1880 p. M: woman's auxiliary,
p. M. Wednesday.
Pine Street Presbyterian. South Pine
and Omaha; Rev. A. II. p. McCurdy
pastor. Worship. II a. IN. and 7:4;
p. m; Sabbath school, $3.50 a. M; Chris
ton Endeavor. 6:i5 p. M; prayer meet.
ing. p. IN. Wednesday.
Madison Square Presbyterian, u. S
A., Camden and Lexington: Rev. Asher
Harlan Brand, minister. Bible school
$3.50 a. M; worship, II a. m. and 1896
p. M: woman's auxiliary, p. m. Mon
day; church night, 1880 p. m. Wednes-
day.
Cumberland Presbyterian, Aganier and
Elsmere; Rev. ]. r. Haws, pastor. Sun
day school. 10 a. M: Christian Endeavor,
"'f" u ii-' seiihohs' Al n M anu -"
p. M: prayer meeting. 7:i5 p. m. We'd
nesday.
Westminster Presbyterian. Garden and
King william: II. C. Fullerton. Sunday
school superintendent. Sunday school,
$3.50 a. m; preaching at both morning
and evening services; intermediate Chris
tian Endeavor, p. m; senior, $3.50
p. M: mid-week prayer service. 7:f5
y. m. Wednesday.
Woodlawn Presbyterian, ZarZamora
and Waverly; Rev. u. II. Kirkpatrick,
pastor. Sunday school. 9:45 a. IN.
preaching a 10:45 a. m. and 1850 p. m.
prayer service. 1880 p. m. Wednesday.
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BRACKENRDGE'S '26
CLASS SELECTS BOOK

The Graduation Bool; of the Glass
of '26 of Breckenridge High School
has been selected. The colors of the
book will be the colors of the school,
purple and white. The covers of the
book will be purple suede with the
seal of Brackenri lge High School in
gold in the upper left hand corner.
The book will contain 75 pages.
Twelve title pages will have embossed
on them the class pin and guard in
black and gold.
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LUTHERAN

Mount CALGARY Evangelical Lutheran.
Missouri Synod, West Poplar and jack
son; Rev. G. W. Lobeck. pastor. SUM-
day school. $3.50 a. M; services. 1880
a. m. and 1880 p. IN.
Government Hin Evangelical Luther
an. North Pine and Mason; Rev. Theo.
X. Streng, pastor. Sunday school, . a.
M; services. 1880 a. m. and 1880 p. IN. I;
teachers meeting and choir practice, Z
p. m. and p. m. Friday.
st. Johns Evangelical Lutheran.
Nueva and South Prcsa; Revs. A. l..
Wolff and August Baetke, pastors. Sun
day school and Bible classes. Q a. M. !;
English services. 10 a. m. and 1850 p.
M; German services, IL n. M: Luther
League banquet at original Mexican
restaurant ) p. m. Thursday; teachers
meeting. p. m. Friday.
Zion Lutheran Chapel, ZOE East Gin
cinnati avenue (branch OF st. John's).
sunday school. $3.50 a. M: divine serv-
ices, IL = M; congre sationai meeting.
p. M; social meeting of Zion Dorcas
society, } p. m. Tuesday at home of
Mrs. NJ. Monkey. 406 University avenue.
Trinity English Evangelical Lutheran,
Compton and South Flores. Harlandale;
Rev. w. ". Laubach, pastor. Sunday
school, $3.50 a. m; preaching. 1850 a. m.
and 1880 p. m.
LIONS Lutheran, Helotes, Tex. Rev.
w. w. Laubach. pastor. English service,
2 p. M; Sunday school will follow serv-
ice.
Beacon Hill Lutheran, worshlpping at
present in Trinity Methodist Church,
Grant and Huisache. Divine service with
sermon by rev. Otto Gerbich, $3.50 p. IN.
Sunday; junior catechism class meets
Tuesday and Friday with Grace Luther
an Church class: adults meet with High
land Park Lutheran Church. 7:i5 p. m.
Wednesday
Highland Park Evangelical Lutheran.
Hammond and New Braunfels; Rev. i.
A. Neumeister, pastor. Sunday school.
a. m: services. 1880 a. m. and 1880 p.
M; Junior catechism second year class.
4 p. m. Monday. Wednesday and Friday;
first year juniors, Q a. m. Saturday;
adult catechism. 7:45 p. m. Wednesday;
Ladies Aid Society, $3.50 p. m. Wednes-
day in church: bunco party under aus
pieces Of leaguers at 735 Hammond ave-
nue., 5 p. m; Thursday; choir practice.
1880 y. m. Friday.
st. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran. Mis-
souri, Synod, South Presa and Rosebor-
ough; Rev. G. c. Falsken, pastor. Sun
and installation of church officers. 10
a. M; German service. IL a. m; Bible
class. p. m; English service. 8 p. m;
Walther League social Tuesday night;
sowing circle at home of Mrs. B. Kramer
Thursday afternoon; choir practice
Thursday night
United Lutheran, services in First
Baptist Church annex. 80 Fifth street.
Preaching by Rev. John T. ellison,
field missionary for the State of Texas,
p. m. Sunday, public invited.
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CAPTURE FOLLOWS
CLOSE ON ROBBERY

Upon discovering that her house
had been burglarized Saturday after
returning from a visit with neigh
Dor Mary Rodriguez, 306 South Leona
Street, started out to search for the
thief.
Her search ended within three
blocks of her home. when she encoun-
tered Patrolman Roberts, who had in
custody a soldier. The policeman had
detained his captive on suspicion when
the latter failed to give an explanation
Of his possession Of women's clothing.
She identified it as her own. and the
soldier was booked on a charge OF
burglary and theft.
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EPISCOPAL

st. Johns Episcopal. Burnett and y.
blackberry: Rev Jay Scott Budlong, rec
tor. Church school, $3.50 a. m; morning
service. $3.50 a. M; evening prayer and
sermon. 1850 p. IN.
ST.. Luke's Episcopal. W. Houston and
Chupaderas; Rev. Sylvester P. Robert
son. rector. Morning prayer and service,
1880 a. m. Sunday; Sunday school, $3.50
a. m.
Christ Church, Belknap and Russell;
Rev L. r. Richards. rector Holy COM
munion. 1880 a. m. Sunday; church school
$3.50 a. M; young peoples communion,
$3.50 a. M: morning prayer and sermon
by rector. IL a. m; evening service. 1880
o'clock.
st. Marks Episcopal. Travis Park;
Rev. Rolfe P. Crum, rector; Rev. s. p.
Robertson assistant. Holy communion.
1880 a. m. Sunday; church school and
adult Bible classes. $3.50 a. M; morning
prayer and sermon, IL a. M; evening
preyer and sermon. p. m; both mes
sages by the rector; young peoples SER
vice league. Sis p. IN. Reception for
the Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. p. Crum.
p. m. Monday; annual diocesan coun-
Gil. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday;
holy communion. 1880 a. m. Friday.
st. Paul's Memorial, the bishop
church for Army work. Grayson and Will
low. Holy communion, 1880 a. M;
church school, $3.50 a. m; morning prayer
and sermon, IL n. m.
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BAPTIST

Baptist Temple, Denver and ST. An
thony: Rev. J. l.. Yelvington, pastor
Bible school, s:i5 a. M; preaching, IL
a. IN. and 1880 p. M: r. Y. p. us,
$3.50 y. M: circle meetings OF W. NJ u.
p. m. Monday. January, IS; musical
program. p. m. Tuesday; mid-week
service. s p. m Wednesday
Calvary Baptist, North Pine and Hays;
Rev. W. W. Lee. pastor. Sunday school.
Q: IS n. M: preaching II a. IN. and
7:3 Op. M: b. Y. r. us, $40 p. m. /;
mid-week prayer service, 5 p. m. We'd
nesday.
Prospect Hill Baptist. Buena Vista and
Cibolo; Rev. Z. e. Mcdonald. pastor.
Sunday school, 9:i5 a. m; worship, II
n. m. and 1880 y. M: 30-mlnute song
service at evening hour; prayer service,
7:i5 y. m. Wednesday, followed by choir
practice.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST

Denver Heights Church OF Christ. 4ol
Porter street; Arthur Slater, minister.
Bible classes. 9:45 a. m; preaching and
Lords supper. IL a. m. and 1880 p. m. !:
training classes. 6:SO p. M: Ladies'
Bible class, 1 80 p. m. Tuesday; prayer
meeting, 7:45 2. IN. Wednesday.
Grove Avenue Church of Christ. 11s
Grove avenue: W. d. Bills. minister
Bible study. 9:f5 a. M: preaching and
worship. II a. m. and 1880 p. m; young
peoples meeting, $3.50 p. m: men's
training class. 7:t5 p. M Monday; pray
Ladies' Bible class. $3.50 p. m. Tuesday
Church of Christ, 3422 South Flores
street; Rev. ]. S. Newman. minister.
Bible classes. 10 a. M: preaching. IL
a. m. and 1880 y. m. by minister; young
peoples Bible class, p. m.
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URGES COOLIDGE
To ACT IN COAL
D|SP j { ]
Senate Hears Proposal for
Presidential Invention {
to Halt Strike. q

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Jan. 49,
R)-'rhe Senate had before IL today
proposal to request President Cool
idge to forego his handcoff policy in
the anthracite situation and intervene
in the dispute between miners and
operators.
The request. embodied in a resolu-
ton by Senator Copeland. Democrat,
New York, asks the President to take
whatever action is necessary and
proper to bring about an immediate
resumption of anthracite coal mining"
Urging prompt action, the senator said
the present situation is "fraught with
imminent danger TO the public health"
The resolution was presented short
" after it was explained at the White
House yesterday that the President
regards the government rs unable To
act in the controversy until Congress
provides legislation permitting inter.
vention in industrial disputes.
Senator Copeland first offered
joint resolution empowering the
President TO act, hut he strapped it
in favor Of the simple request be-
cause of the delay which would be
entailed in passage OF the resolution
through the usual legislative channels
of both chambers.
Congressional interest in the coal
situation also is evident in the House,
five of whose members, representing
mining districts of Pennsylvania.
conferred yesterday with Secretary
Davis at tho Labor Department.
They did not ask for specific govern
ment action, declaring they doubted
the efficacy of federal intervention.
A number of bills and resolutions
seeking a solution of the coal prob
lem are pending in the House.
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GEMS, CLOTHING
!. AND MONEY
I. STOLEN
Providers Loot Rooms Of
+ Guests in Apartment
Houses and Homes.

Apartment house providers were the
most successful in Friday nights
quota of burglaries and thefts.
The Butler hotel, 112 West Pecan
street, was their prey. The rooms
of two guests were ransacked. That
of IL. +. jenkins yielded them 800
in cash, while SO was taken from
the room of Harry Swartz.
Jewelry thieves followed next in
point of value, when they burglarized
the residence of w. +. Mccullough,
1418 West Mistletoe avenue. They
escaped with cameo ring, watch,
and two high school pins.
Clothing did not escape the atten-
ton of other burglars. At the home
of Mrs. A. Evans, 604 Crosby street,
they procured ten dresses, a suit of
clothes, one photograph and so rec
ords.
Joe villegas, 1910 South Frio
street, reported the theft of three
dresses and three shirts.
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Tune In Tonight
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10.

SATURDAY, JANUARY 1s.
b:10 p. M: KDKA. xxx, Westing-
house band. WGBU, piano solos.
5:4s p. M: voc. chimes.
500 p. m: KMA. stories. news. chimes.
KYw. dinner music WDAF.
'School of the Aid" WHIT. 'rio.
orchestra. WOAW. orchestra.
WMAQ, organ.
Sis p; M: wcco. Dick Longs or
chostra.
$50 p. m: wFAA. hotel orchestra.
WMAQ. violin choir. Voc, sand
man.
200 p. m: KCD. theater. KFKN.
Scotch trio. KYW. Uncle Bob.
WEBB, orchestra. WLIB. dinner
concert. WIS, Ford and Glenn.
WLW. organ. WMBB, artists pro-
gram. WOAw. after dinner hour.
WQJ. dance music.
7:i5 p. M: WIS. barn dance.
1880 p. M: KDKA. band concert. XII.
matinee. PNX. concert. WSUI.
musical program.
7:is p. m: WHIT. features, Alamo or
chestra.
1850 p. m: WsAI, chimes concert, news
review.
500 p. M; wCAs, music. KBBM. col
lege program. VIVID. Moosehcart
children, talk. WLW, freside. trio.
WMAQ, Pratt and Daw. WORD.
concert WSB. entertainment
wsM. Mrs. Pnwerton and artists.
s1b y. m: WSAI. bicycle sextet.
$40 p. m: KPO. orchestra. KPRC,
pianist kSD. st. Louis symphony.
WFAA, Choral Club. KYW. Con
gress classic.
800 p. M: KFRU, music KTHs. con-
cert. webb, music. songs. WGBp
musical melange. WEIB. jazz pre-
gram. WLW. dance music. WMAQ,
theater revue. WMBB, orchestra.
music. WOAW. program. woo,
band. WSM. dance.
oiS p. M: KTHs. dance frolic.
$3.50 p. M: WBBM. musical program.
WHIT. orchestra. songs.
1880 y. m: XII. Examiner program.
KMA, organ. KPO. third birthday
EGO. program. KOA, orchestra.
VIVID. studio program. WOK, pro-
gram, dance music. WQJ. artists.
1905 p. m: WCCO. theater dance mu-
sic.
1913 p. M: KTHs. dance music. violin.
1850 p. M: WJR, Jewett Testers.
WOAW, orchestra.
1895 p. M: WSB, Hired Help Skylark.
1900 p. M: XII. tr',. kPRC, program.
KFNF. fiddling. KGo. music.
EYW. Congress carnival. WBBM
Quartet. WEBU. dance music.
WFAA, music. WLIB, dance mu-
sic. VOC. musle, WoAW, organ
ll:H ,. M: wpAF. Nlghthawks frollc.
1900 p. M: XII. Radio Club. KGo.
cablrlans. xxx, orchestra. VIVID.
orchestra. WHIT. Your Hour
League. wsAI. slnton orchestra.
100 a. M: XII. frolic. screen and stage
stars
Copyright. 1926. by Audo Service.
Chicago)
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EIenOre Meherin

, a sun-burned face, pair OF fine
hazel eyes, nose turned up just d
little at the very tip and square
manly chin. He had plenty of brown
almost fair hair, slicked back in tn,
| approved fashion OF snappy young
gentlemen. He was j feet o inches
and proud OF his big shoulders and
tapcring waist. This was Douglas
| Keith.
But to Judith those 3 feet o inches
measured all of romance aud beauty
the world contained. She could hardly
bear it when he looked straight ard
laughing into her eyes. because his
had such high. noble quality. Sc
she misunderstanding in him all that
was knightly: imaging the very SOIL
Of young Galahad dwelling behind
those gray. twinklinr eyes.
Four years Judith had loved him.
Two ur three times she had thought /:
"lie loves me. too. He doesn't know
this. Will he find it out? oh, will
he ever find it OUT
And in novels she read of such af-
fairs. picturing herself the heroine,
dreaming of the hour when he would
awaken, ms David Copperfield did,
winning at last his agnes.
She now whispered: Il wonder how
Aimee ISL Aimee was his latest
flame. "Gce-what a pip" he toll
Judith. rccouutiug the charms of a
little golden haired flapper who could
just tickle you lik. a feather, she
was 50 darn cute.
These affairs Of his always started
out in flame OF enthusiasm. In a
month or six weeks they waned. Aud
RUTH" or How is Patsy?" he would
make gay. contemptuous sound with
his lips and screnely report: "A flat
tire! Worlds full Of them"
No one guessed the joy Of these re-
pcated disillusions TO Judith.
He hung up the dish towel. gave 4
cursory brush TO the stove with r
worn whisk broom, kicked a chair into
place.
Emma Keith said something that
Judith didn't hear. A disappointed
look came over her face.
Then the hoy caught her shout
ders, shook her whimiscally. His
deep. warm voice rose teasingly {:
Don't be green-eyed. EN-! I'm only
going next door. Want TO tell Jude. y
Emma's mouth frightened. Judith
saw this. His mother was jealous
of her-more jealous of her than
of any ten girls that Douglas liked.
Judith considered this with q
throb of cxultation.
And she now ran to the dresser
and i'll a furry whisked powder over
her nose. Oh, il she had only looks I.
Instead of that big, ardent moath--
that drab straight hair-if she had
only a crimson cupid's bow and hair
of coppcry gold!
The tan skin flushed and this
made her eyes seem purple. She had
deep violet eyes trimmed with stubby,
black lashes-lovely eyes, full of
soul-thats what people said. even
those who called her plain Maud,
her sister and the beauty of the
Moore family, was envious of Jul
dith's eyes. They would have gone
much better in Maud's comely face.
Il wonder what's happened"
Judith murmured.
He came in the back way, kicking
open the screen door of the kitchen
and calling: Where the heck are
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BEXAR FARM BUREAU
TO ELECT SATURDAY

Election of officers Of the Bexar
County Farm Bureau will take place
at the annual meeting of that body
at the chamber of commerce Saturday,
o. b. Rollins. of the agricultural de-
partment of the chamber, announced
Friday.
Representatives to the State Farm
Bureau convention at Dallas, January
20, will be appointed at the meeting,
Rollins declared.
In addition to the election, problems
confronting the farmers of South Texas
will be taken up at the meeting.
Fred W. Mally, secretary of the ag-
ricultural department of the chamber
of commerce, is to be the principal
speaker at the meeting.
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HOW TO BUY MEAT
TAUGHT TO CLASSES

instructions and demonstrations of
the various cuts of meat were given
the students of the home economies
classes at Main Avenue High School
by Sam Sabc, expert meat cutter, Fri
day. In explaining the various cuts
Mr.. Sabe told why their cost varied.
A lecture on meat cuts and prices
is given during each term of the cook
ing school by some expert meat cut
ter Of San Antonio.
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YOUTHFUL SOLDIER
JAILED At SEGU|N

A 15-year-old soldier was turned
over to military authorities by Deputy
Sheriff Charles Peters, who returned
him from Seguin Friday.
The boy, who enlisted at Ports
mouth, Ohio, six months ago. told the
deputy he enlisted in search of adj
venture and coming to town on his
first pay day here got drunk. stole an
automobile and drove to Seguin with
another soldier. Seguin police arrested
him and notified local authorities.
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SANDY
Douglas Keith Tells Judith
of Good Fortune Before
Sandy Arrives.
CHAPTER "a

For the hundredth time judith
drapcd the gauzy curtains. The room
was ready for its enchanting guest
Sandy would arrive in the morn
ing.
Half of the dresser drawers were
cleared for her and half Of the hooks
in the closet.
"Well have pip of time" judith
thought, gazing delightedly at the
windows, done after sketch she had
admired in one of those magazines
about homes beautiful Brilliant
crctonnc shades and over these Turing
wells of silver wolfe that toned in with
the soft gray walls. the whole offering
a mellow background for the fine oil
rosewood bed aud dresser.
This set had come around the Horn
when the McNeils were in the hey.
day Of their glory. 1t was greatly
priced by Judith's mother, but when
the craze for painted furniture was
at its height the two older girls re-
furnished on the installment plan. The
fine old antiques were pushed con-
temptuously to the basement whence
they were quietly rescued by Judith,
They looked Quainter and more
beautiful now with the walls so deli
cate and fresh. These walls Were
Judith's great pride. Tinted them her
self.
The Moorcs paid but $50 rent for
their big. comfortable flat. The land
lord hadn't raised the rent, but he
refused any and all repairing. II rney
didn't like the Nile green and bricky
yellow tinting let them close their eyes
or move.
So Judith bought several packages
Of alabastine, experimenting until she
had faint warmth Of lavender in the
color.
And Douglas came over to help.
They took one of the leaves from the
dining room table, set it on two lad
ders. With the can of tinting be-
tween them they set to work.
you must care heck of lot for
this dame of Sandy. Jude. seeing
that you risk your lovely hands Tor
her."
Judith pulled on a great pair of
gloves and laughed with a bound Of
joy.
why so. wench?'
"Nothing!" But she thought. thrill
ing: by the same token. Doug, you
must care heck of lot for me.
else why give up three nights all in
a row?'
They talked of so many things
love and when to get married. and
how much a fellow needs and il the
girl should keep on working. Judith
was sorry when the room was fin
ished.
Now she went over to the closet.
There was a little window here. Aud
it looked into the kitchen of the flat
next door. Very often Judith stood
Mt this window, hiding behind her
coat when one of her sisters came into
the room.
1t was I o'clock. In this ncxt-door
kitchen small, thin woman with a
sweet, earnest face, washed the dishes.
And boy with young. rollicky look
picked up three plates at once, wip-
ing them absently.
He talked. Something great and ex-
citing must have happened, because b,
hunched his head between his should
ers and laughed joyously. Once Judith
heard Gee whiz-think of it. En- p
Then he showed those white teeth
in fine. boyish grin. Judith drew n
long, signing breath and closed her
eyes against sudden tears. How clean
and young-oh. how glorious he was
Anyone else looking would have
seen but n nice. bonny lad of "A with
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

First Church Of Christ, Scientist. North
Alamo and Fifth. Sunday services. II
n. m. and s p. M, subject Life; sun
day school. $3.50 a. m; testimonial meet
ing. p. IN. Wednesday. Reading room.
il6 Maverick building; open a. m. TO
. p. m. week days; p. m. to p. m.
Sunday.
Second Church OF Christ. Scientist. Bel
KNAPP and Magnolia. sunday services, II
a. IN. and 1880 m; subject, Life:
Sunday school, $3.50 a. M; testimonial
meeting. p.- m. Wednesday. Reading
room, as Maverick building: open Q
a. IN. to p. m. week days; p. m. to
5 D. m. SUNDAY.
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CATHOLIC

st. Mary's Catholic. ST. Mary's street;
Rev. A. G.. Dusseau. pastor. sunday
masses. 8. s, Z. s. .. 10. IL and IL
m: childrens mass. 8 a. M. followed by
catechlsm; the Boy Scouts and all boys
OF parish will receive holy coinmuni lon
at o'clock mass; evening services, in
GLIDING sermon, 7:i5 p. M; night pray
ers and rosary. 7:45 p. m. daily, except
saturday; devotions In honor of st. An
thony. question box and benediction OF
the Blessed Sacrament, 7:45 p. m. Tues
day; way of. the cross for poor souls
and benediction Of the blessed sacra-
ment, 7:45 D. m. Friday; masses during
the week, $780, 1880 and s:lS a. m.
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I you, Jude? Come on for walk
Next week we ride
They went toward the hill. A Whit
Of clean. fragrant air blew down the
green slopes of Alamo Park. They
climbed the steps going round the tier
till they came TO the circle of trees
at the top They stood on this
round plateau in the darkness and
gloom, looking down on the lighted
canyons of the city's streets.
They often strolled here. Some
times they walked about stealthilv
watching the benches, nudging each
other and chuckling when they saw
couples with arms entwined.
But now they stood here laughing,
their hands clasped and swinging.
a hundred dollars, Jude! Why,
I'm rich, girl"
will it last, Dough-
AS long as I do. / don't expect
TO peter out before I'm forty. And
anyone ought to be willing to die
by then, / tell you I've got con-
tract. Gee. I'm the luckiest dog
that ever brcathed. No more law
office for me-"
His news was this-the paper for
which he wrote short, epigram-
matte stuff illustrated with bizarre
drawings had syndicated his articles.
And he. Douglas Keith, pauper,
was TO receive 500 n week.
III buy ritzy little bus for you
and me. En-. tell you we'll tear Up
this jazzy ole town."
And Aimee, Douglass? Will you
marry her now"
"Aimee-pouf. :"
"Oh, is that over?'
mo depth Of feeling, Jude-noth-
ing to hcr-now il she was like you,
you know. Had some understanding
something besides looks
Oh, have l something. then Dous?'
"Say-havc your" He turned 10
Judith. His eyes went straight 10
Judith's soul.
just then a bird flung out a note
of song and star sped goldeuly
across the sky. Judith's heart stood
still-waiting. The blessed. prayed
for moment-was it come?
Continued Tomorrow
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