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So. California
Sporting Briefs
By United Press Leased Wire


LOS ANGELES, Aug. 1S.-- Joe
Stccher retains the worlds heavy
weight championship today, by rea-
son of victory here last night over
Paul Jones, Texas challenger.
Stecher took the first and third
falls of the match with his body
scissors hold, with Jones annexing G
the second with a hook scissors.
Both grapplers started cautious
ly with Jones being the aggressor
at the first start. After a wild
whirl in mid ring Stecher clamped
on his favorite hold, pinning Jones
in 43 minutes Is seconds.
After the rest period Jones came
back to bring Stecher down in -
minutes and 80 seconds. Jones exc
cuted series of maneuvers after
clamping on the hook scissors that
appeared to exhaust Stecher.
Stecher took the aggressive at
this point, again using his scissors
hold to subdue Jones in IA minutes
35 seconds.
Dick Daviscourt and Jimmy Lon
dos slapped, twisted, gouged and
tangled each other in the ropes for
an hour without a fall. Daviscourt
was outside the ropes for seven
count at one stage of the match.
The rough variety of wrestling
appealed to the 1900 fans who
cheered the announcement of fin
ish rematch in two weeks.
Rcnato Gardini disposed of Alex
Aberc with a series of flying head
locks after II minutes 40 seconds
in the opening match.
WILMINGTON, Aug. 1S-Young
Nationalsta, Filipino bantamweight
knocked out Nick Brown, Chicago,
in the second round here last night.
Dick Roach defeated Pat GangcC
in the semi-windup.
OCEAN PARK, Aug. ls,-Bobby
! LaSalle. welterwcight, defeated
Michael O'Leary in the eight round
main event here last night. Johnny
Flores knocked out Joe Denham III
the fifth round of the semi windup
PASADENA, Aug. 1S.-Jose Di
ez, Cuban featherweight, meets
Oriel Austidillo, Brazilian, in the
10 round main event here tonight
Difficulty in choosing a referee has
+ been encountered as Diez speaks
Spanish and Austidillo, Portuguese
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American Tennis
Team Is Chosen

NEW YORK, Aug. 1S.-The per-
stnnel of the 1927 American Davis
Cup team was announced by the
United States Lawn Tennis Associ-
alton today.
The team consists of William I.
Tilden, William NJ. Johnson, Rich
ard y. Williams and Francis f..
Uunter.
Two alternates also were named:
John Doeg, of Santa Monica, CAL,
and George Lott, of Chicago.
The challenge round wiD be play
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Business Opportunity

Having advanced Imperial valley
representative to Colorado state
agency, the Imperial valley dis
trict is open. This is a success
full, old established Caswell Coffee
district-has been earning well
over $4,000 per month for the
last two years. Requirements
Must have light car, at least
$1500.00, willing to live in the
valley, able to take complete con
trol and work for self and man
not over forty years old. If in
terested write or call on Cochran
Bros, Distributors, 1901 Giffith
Ave-, Los Angeles, Calf. 1St5
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ed at Philadelphia on Sept. s, Q
and 10.
The order in which the team
members will play and their pos
matches will not have to be announ-
ced until 24 hours before the play
starts.
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WANT AID SECTION
|TODAYS WANT ADS

FOR RErNT-lNew 3-rooms and bath,
furnished, except bedding and
silverware. Will be completed by
next Monday. s42 Adams st.
1872
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When the Ford air-flivvers be-
come numerous enough, there should
be a big demand for space on the
Signs of the Zodiac.
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If they continue increasing the
size of these touring busses, loco.
motives will have to cross crossings
cautiously.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Detroit 6, Boston ,.
New York 3, Chicago >.
Philadelphia 4, Cleveland l.
Washington -, st. Louis 1-3.
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It would be wonderful if laws
could be made strong enough so
that weak individuals could not
break them.
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FOR SALE-S1 head of heifers.
Mostly Jerseys. miles north and
p mile west Of Holtville. G. j.
Roberts, owner. 1916
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BUTTER
LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 1.-Cattle
Receipts 200, active; top $l1.50;
bulk steers $s.85-900; bulk she
stock $600-7.00.
Hogs: Receipts 400, slow; top
$3.50; bulk 1900,
Sheep; Receipts 700 lambs $10,75-
1910; ewes $J.25-6.75.
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In this country of registered vot
ers, possibly we should have pedi-
greed candidates.
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TO LEASE-40 acre dairy ranch for
dairy or vegetables, or years.
On main ditch, some alfalfa, good
house. Or will sell $175 per acre,
terms. Address Geo. r. Momyer,
900 Marshall, San Bernardino,
California. 1Stl
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FOR SALE-Two good heifers,
about Is months oid. Bred. ASK
Martin Donald at corner Fourth
and State st. l2tf
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Baseball Standings
NATIONAL LEASUE

Yesterdays Results
st. Louis Z, Boston 3.
Pittsburgh 4, New York l.
Brooklyn 6, Chicago 5.
Cincinnati ,, Philadelphia l.
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COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Seattle l., Los Angeles 0.
Oakland 9, Missions 5.
Portland 8, San Francisco s.
Hollywood Z, Sacramento 8.
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Market Prices

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 1S.-Fol-
lowing are toIay.s halaet quota
tiDnS:
POULTE.i
Hens, Leghorns, 3A to lhs.,
16c.
Hens, colored lbs and up, 27c.
BroilerS, lh2 lbs. and under
"a, 26c.
F'ryers, Leghorns, PA to lbs,
24c.
Fryers, colorcd, "a to 3 lbs.
27c.
Roasters, soft bone, 5 lbs. up 27c.
Ducklings, Peking, 31a ID. mp lSc.
Geese, 25c
Young Tom turkeys, 13 lbs, and
up, 40c.
Old Tom turkeys, SAC.
Small hen turkeys, under lbs,
15c.
Hen turkeys. 8 'bs., up 40c.
Squads, light and heavy. 40c.
Capons, 8 lbs up. 35e.
BUTTER
Wholesale prices 44c.
Price to retailers 47c to 4Sc.
Et4GS
Extra see; Fresh Firsts 2Sc;
Medium 26c.
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Livestock

SHEEP FOR SALE-Any kind at
right prices. k. Il. Baker, Heber.
12t6
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Special Notices
SPECIALS

We b1ild garages to specifications.
Using either new or used lumber,
as you wish.
Used Graduated Banner and Union
Locks. Chicken wire in first class
condition. Cheap.
Metal skim milk or water cans.
Every dairyman should have one.
Ell Centre Lumber and
Trading Co.
1409 Adams. Phone 1902
3t3
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Help Wanted

" ANFED-A man for permane1
position that pays fine income 4
one willing to work. See MI
Josselyn, 12S No. Fifth St., bd
tween IL and u. l7t|
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FOR EXCIANGE-$200o equity in
pretty San Diego home. Also
$500 in stocks paying 20 quar-
terly, for city or country here.
Oregon Barber Shop. 1St4
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Household Goods

WANTED-Second hand furnituI|
Call 495W. $40 Main ST.. l9l
PIANO FOR SALE or rent. 81
Broadway. Phone 21S. 2!|
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SITUATION WANTED-By md
81, bookkeeper, sSenographd
time clerk. 15 years experlend
best references. Press Box 797.
lott
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SPLIT CEDAR fence posts, Is cts.
apiece, f. o. b. San Diego. Deliv-
cry can be arranged. A. c. Nadon,
1927 Seventh St. 1St6
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Situations Wanted

WANTED-Night ambulance dri1
er and orderly. Middle aged ma
preferred. Must be of good ha
its. See superintendent of eoun
hospital, between 6 and 7 P. m
16
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For Sale-Automotive

FOR SALE or rent. Automobile
shop and equipment. Al location
in III Centre. Gail after $3.50 p. IN.
at 572 Holt. 23t1
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FOR RENT House unfarnished.
467 Hamilton. i2tf
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For lighthouses

FOR RElII--House rurnIshed. 6l9
He'll. 12tf
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FOR RENT-Five room dwelling
house, close in, GAL State st. Wir-
ed for electric stove as well as
electric lights, large front screen
porch, well equipped bath room
large pantry, garage. Inquire 545
Wensley Avenue. Phone 1036J.
1878
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Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-6OO lbs. lettuce seed.
John Amicon Bros. i Co. 12S
So. Fifth st. loft
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FOR kENT--HOuses, furnished and
uufurnisued. Bee Mrs. Muntean,
Blue Mcon Hotel Bldg. l4C1
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
TO.
FIGHT MEASURE.
Resolutions Condemn Fluff
man Medical Bill.

Resolutions condemning the Huff
man medical bill which will be con-
sidered for third reading in the In
diana House of Representatives to-
day were adopted by chiropractors in
a State meeting at the Denison,
Sunday.
The Huffman measure was in
troduced to strengthen the present
medical supervision law. In an
effort to mollify chiropractors who
had a bill introduced to create a
State board of chiropractic, amend
ments were adopted providing one of
seven members be chiropractor.
Fear was expressed Sunday that
the six doctors OH the board never
would agree with the one chiroprac-
tor as to what was a recognized
school of chiropractc, and in that
manner legislate them out Of prac-
tice.
A lively fight is expected when the
bill is called down for third reading.
Speakers at the meeting were DR..
Bert w. Lewis, Anderson, for the
Indiana Drugless Association and
DR.. E. r. Debout, DIR. Frank ].
Wright, DR.. Harry E. Vedder, DIR.
William Ellery and DIR. Harry Loor
all of Indianapolis
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STATE BAR HEAD
At MASS MEETING
California Speaker to Be
Heard at Murat Theater.

w. A. Pickens, Indiana State Bar
Association president. will preside
at the mass meeting Wednesday
evening in the Murat Theater, at
which Joseph Scott Of California
will speak on Mexico" under aus
pices of the Knights Of Columbus.
The committee in charge Of the
meeting consists Of:
James e. Deery, Joseph A. Nc.
Gowan. P. C. Reilly, William j..
Mooney ST., John r. WEIGH, Joseph
A. KELLER, George A. Bischoft,
Joseph P. O'Mahoney, Timothy p.
Sexton, Harry e. Calland, Timothy
P. Harrington, Humbert p. Pagani,
Elmer A. Steffen, John A. Royse, Os-
car F. Barry, Thomas d. MCGEE, Au-
gust F. Krieg, John A. Smith, Will
liam F. Fox, John MINIS, Fred
Kirschner, Bert E. Wilhelm, Thomas
J. Jones and George Rice.
Preceding the speaking at S:15,
Montani's band will give a concert.
Scott was former president of the
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce.
He has Travelled extensively in Mex
ico He has visited in Indiana before,
having spoken in the campaign OF
1920. The public is ' invited. His
speech will be broadcast.
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Test AnSweYS

These are the correct answers to
questions which appear on page A:
Frank o. Lowden.
2-Syd Chaplin.
3-For the time being.
Georgia.
5-R. r.
6-Blonde.
Third century, 3. C..
S-Idaho.
9-George Young.
10-Denver.
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SEEK MURDERER
r AT ROCHESTER
Man Found Dead With Bull
let in Heart.

BIZ UHfcd Press
ROCHESTER,, Ind, Jan. 81
Fulton County authorities today
sought a clew to the, identity of the
murderer of Ray Flynn, 81, butch
err, whose bullet-pierced body was
found on a little-traveled road near
Rochester.
Lawrence Ketchmark. high school
basketball player, discovered the
body as he was returning from a
game at Charlottesville. The killing
of Flynn was the first murde" in Full
ton County in twenty-one years.
Flynn was arrested about two
weeks ago in East Chicago in COM
pany with two 16-year-old Rochester
high school girls. Their parents,
however, declined to prosecute, and
Flynn was released.
Last week he was arrested on
contempt of court charges for fail
ure to pay support money to his wife
and two children, and was released
from Jail Wednesday.
Authorities said Flynn had been
questioned in the investigation of the
recent theft of a stock of furs from
local store.
Flynn's body was cold when
found, indicating death had &C.
CURED several hours before. He was
shot through the heart.
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Health Ruined
By Constipation
Tells How He Got Quick Relief. No
Sign of Trouble Now.

Every sufferer from stomach and
liver trouble will welcome the good
news in letter written by Paul D.
Bragdon, 1923 Cedar ST., Anderson,
Ind. He tells how he regained his
health, appetite and weight, as fol-
lows:
For five years I suffered with
liver trouble and constipation. My
bowels were so sluggish they would
hardly act more than once a week.
My complexion was yellow and 1
was all run down. My appetite was
poor and 1 had a disgust for food
most of the time. 1 went down to
1856 pounds and my vitality was so
low l just had no pep at all. 1 felt
lazy and wanted to sleep all the
time. tried different medicines and
nothing did me any good. Then a
relative recommended Viuna. Before
/ had taken half q bottle / felt bet
ter, and by the time l had taken the
second bottle l had gained 4 pounds
and could eat anything, had a good,
healthy appetite and was feeling
fine. All that drowsiness was gone
and I would get up in the morning
full of pep. It has been three months
since I bought my first bottle of
Viuna, and believe can truthfully
say that am entirely we'll. I have
gained 20 pounds, and never felt bet
ter in my life."
viuna acts promptly on sluggish
bowels, lazy liver and weak kidneys. 1t
purifes the blood, clears the skin, re-
stores appetite and digestion, and brings
new strength and energy to the whole
body. Take bottle on trial. Then if
you're not glad you tried Viuna, your
money will be refunded. 81 at druggists,
or mailed postpaid by Iceland Medicine
Co., Indianapolis, Ind.
vi VI ri a
The vegetable regulator
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

SONIA, the young wife of DR.. Don
stillwater became Jealous, of her bus.
band when she inadvertently learns tnat
he formerly was engaged to
ELAINE WALLACE. stylish wife of
StilIwaters partner. DR.. ROBERT WAL
Through ESTHER LANE, stenog-
rapher in the office, Sonia also learns
that DR.. Wallace Is somewhat OF a fllrt.
and sttracts s many mob Ct his women patients;
Chinese restaurant in San Francisco for
dinner. Later she soliloquizes on the
fact he was engaged to another before
Sonia thinks Don is i'll, because he is
not looking well. and calls ON Or. wal
FACE d9 r adU Wsee w6e es no to &
with her. She. runs across saltwater
and Elaine Wallace in. a restaurant later
and is filed With copf tSs an
niversary.. Elaine phones. calling. Don
away as they are about to go out !. and nc,
oat by Elaine Inc re LATER vain at the W ces
Elaine accuses Sonia of calling her hus-
band by phone and then denying it.
Sonia receives a ietter. from Franklin ,1l n
coming to San Francisco.
Sonia fears Dons love for her Is wan
vii ' jimmy Of Jed Thomas Office. Sonia
refuses any financial assistance from Don.
jimmy tells Sonia she is in love with a
ace young SnS Salesman y Stephen ses:
senger. in the office of Jed Thomas. is
interested in Sonia.
Franklin Crane finds Sonia back at
work. He waits for her at noon and re-
minds her of the past.
Sonia meets Don while out walking
with Stephen. The sight of him with
the panied look about his eyes caused
her to sweon. Don calls on her and in
ssts on her taking rest
Sonia was thinking of the pleasant
- evening spent with Stephen when he
suddenly caught her violently in his
arms.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
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THE SEQUEL TO SONIA

she was to see her lover in half an
hour.
Steve will probably present me
with a box of candy tomorrow. Tell
him I'm particular and to make it
big one"
Stephen took the news, philosoph-
ically.
TOO bad" he grinned. Certainly
is tough on you"
Later headed, THAT girl has a
lot of sudden engagements. What's
she doing anyway? Pulling a mys-
terry stunt?"
So, even unconsciously, Jimmy was
doing her stuff"
Sonia replied, wickedly, you'd be
surprised. More than one man has
tried to solve the secret of jimmy"
He smiled.
Lay off, my dear, lay oc. Do I
really look that dumb?"
Which she thought was rather
clever of him.
Sonia enjoyed the evening more
than any they bad spent together.
Perhaps because she was more ac-
customed to his youthful ways. Per-
haps because Stephen had qualities
that grew upon her. His lack of
conceit, his boyish interest in events
and people, his instant perception of
her change of mood.
You're tired. Would you rather
ride for while?"
His childlike faith in the ultimate
victory of the beautiful and good.
All these things made their appeal.
When they parted it was with a
feeling of mutual good will.
He asked, "Will you let me see
you occasionally, if 1 continue to be
awfully good?"
Sonia nodded.
AS she unlocked the door she
heard the telephone ringing violent
ly.
To Be Continued
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CHAPTER XIV

Things happened rapidly after
that. Sonia slipped into the old
jargou.
Don't! Let me alone"
Conscious of a need for dignity,
she added, II am surprised at you"
He released her slowly.
I'm sorry :"
II should think you would be-"
His tone smoothed her ruffied
composure somewhat but she intend
ed to punish him.
"I suppose because I'm married
you think I'm fair game"
Don't say that-v'
She continued, cruelty, mo doubt
you figure that married woman
who steps out without her husband
must be more or less wild"
IT figure nothing of the kind" he
denied, holly. GAS a matter of fact
I wasn't sure you had a husband and
your being married doesn't mean a
thing to me-"
mo? Well, it should"
He repeated sulkily: I'm sorry.
You seem to think this was all pre-
meditated on my part. But it wasn't.
I am as surprised as you are"
Something hurt and boyish in his
tone reused her compassion. Per-
haps it had been sheer impulse, in
stantly regretted.
Co ha aa-I.+
your explanation"
I'm afraid you're angry :"
She explained, patiently, that she
wouldn't be angry If he would
promise never, never, TO do it again.
The romantic episode, far from in
creasing her excitement, killed it
completely. She felt tired and rather
old when he left her at the door of
the apartment.
stephen Sessenger. checker she
sighed, crawling into bed.
But fate had a way of replacing
her periods with commas, putting
periods where she had Iongeds for at
least the frail hope of dots She
thought. drowsily, that she really
had little to say about her own life's
punctuation.
The week that followed was unim-
portant. Seven days. That was all.
Stephen telephoned on Sunday 10
ask if he might call, but Sonia plead
ed previous engagement. She was
under the anesthetic again. 1t was
more comfortable than the accutely
sensitive condition into which she
had been forced by the shock of see.
ing Franklin Crane. At least she
suffered less.
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STATE LUXURY
TAX PROPOSED
State Farm Federation
Backs New Measure.

Indiana legislators returning to
the Seventy-Fifth General Assembly
this afternoon face a week of legis-
1ation which will include considera-
ton Of some of the most important
measures that have been thus far
Considered.
& estsse iaxary tax bill, backed by
the Indiana Farm Bureau Fedora
ton, will be one of three tax mea-
sures to be introduced. The bill will
establish a, tax ON cigarets, cigars
and cosmetics and on tickets to
games and other amusements.
Money obtained in this manner
would be used in the maintenance of
State institutions of higher learning
The plan has been officially Endorsed
by former Lieutenant Governor Ed
gar D. Bush as the best method of
raising the educational funds with
out an increase in levies on real
estate and personal property.
Under the terms of the proposed
measure cigarettes would be taxed Q
cents a package; cigars from rs
cents to 81 a hundred and cosmetics
at the rate of 10 per cent of the sell
ing price. Tickets will also receive
a 10 per cent tax.
President William II. Settle Of the
farm federation today announced
that he expected the bill to be intro
duced jointly in the House and SEN
ate this week, probably on Tuesday.
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developed, andI lost
the use Of my right
hand. ! treated with
two doctors without
any relief. I saw
your advertisement
in the paper. After
| had taken Peruna
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Charles Bonaparte, a small-town
lawyer of Corsica, was the father of
four kings. They were Napoleon I,
Joseph, king of Naples; Louis, king
Of Holland. and Jerome, king of
Westphalia.
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TO Be Continued
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By Vida Hurst

jimmy, also, was living In a state
of aimless monotony. She said she
was trying to take Sonias advice.
can't promise a thing If I see
him." she warned. But I will stay
away from his office"
BY the end of the second week
she was so cross that Sonia almost
regretted her decision. And Jinny's
careless habits had become a source
of continued annoyance. She decided
that sooner or later she would have
to move into a-ptace Of her own.
1t could scarcely be less attractive.
When Stephen, apparently much
chastened, asked to call a second
time, she permitted him to come.
He had acquired a car and took both
girls for a ride. In spite of the cars
humble make and Jinny's disdain,
Bob drove a Packard) they returned
invigorated.
When he had gone, Sonia said,
Hes rather sweet, jimmy, why don't
you fall for him."
Fall for that KIDD" snorted jim
ny.
well, how old are your"
"Twenty-one."
stephen is almost "a"
His youth is not my only objec-
ton. He's too considerable. Too SYM
pathetic"
I'm other words you prefer to have
them treat you rough and tell you
nothing"
"Absolutelyv'
mot such an asset in a husband,
darling"
"Pooh," shifted jimmy, "Who wants
a husband? Not me, old thing! Not
me"
On Saturday Stephen asked them
to go a movie" Sonia thought it
generous of him to include jimmy.
Generous or clever! Because If he
hadn't she had made up her mind
not to go. But while they were
dressing the telephone rang.
Answer it, Sonia"
| won't be for me-"
When she took down the receiver
Bobs voice asked for jimmy. With
out a word she passed the telephone
to the other girl. Watching the color
run up into her cheeks like mercury
in a thermometer, placed in an over
heated room.
"I've been busy" jimmy managed
to answer.
Her next remark was not so good.
"Oh, Bob, you know better than
that"
Sonia frowned. Why wouldn't Bob
play with women of his own class,
who understood the evasions and
half-surrenders necessary for harm
less intrigue? She decided, shrewdly,
that Jinny's charm for him probably
lay in the fact that she was so OBJ
viously not playing.
at have a date, but perhaps I can
beg off,"
"No, you can't" whispered Sonia,
furiously.
But jimmy, dizzy with the mere
sound of Bob's voice after two weeks
silence, ignored her friends objec-
tons.
Now don't get sore" she cried,
turning from the telephone with a
face like a wild rose. Darling, /
can't help it. If I knew 1 would
be burned at the stake tomorrow,
I'd have let him come. can't
break it off all at once. He's hurt.
He doesn't understand"
ooh, poppycock" Sonia retorted,
angrily.
Yet she was conscious of a sneak
ing sympathy. For a year ago If
it had been Franklin who called, no
amount of warning could have pre-
rented her from seeing him.
She departed for her engagement.
leaving jimmy fiuttering about the
apartment.
HE said we wouldn't stay here.
We'd go for a ride"
"All right. Stephen will hate you
and I shan't blame him.
jimmy laughed. Easy to laugh when