Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-13

clude you at first. She thought YOU
and | we're real enemies and that, AZ
the party was being given to celc-
brate Tony's and my entry into a
new field. ! wouldn't want you- But
I'm to~skappy in getting this chance
to BE- Ble to see anybody else happy.
Tm/ IA We are friends again.
Stuart" whispered Ann Nc
Nv a few minutes later, you're a
klingl / take off my chapeau to
1u as the best sport in Ellistonl
Poor old Amity. When Mike
Sweeney passed her up in the count
I Just wanted 70 scream with rage.
Not that | didn't think Amity de-
served il, but il was so obviously a
case OF playing for your favor.
Then when you came across like the
queen you arc. | wanted 10 shout"
She turned to the others and held
up her hand TO attract attention.
Listen. everybody" she said. a
husky little note in her voice that
betrayed her real emotions. I'VE
all saw and heard what Jill Stuart
Just did and | suggest we give her
a vote Of thanks for pointing the
way and showing how a woman can
be a good fellow as well rs a mar.
We might all of US take a lesson
from Jill's book. I'll bet it'll be a
long while before anyone will hear
Amity Sythe's meow about dancing
babies'i"
Jill it'll a thweet woman!" war
bled the natural blonde with the
shimmery ankles. "May her necktht
baby be twinth and both be named
Bill"
"Oh. heavens, What a frightful
wish" cried Jill, Mortified at the
mere suggestion of such a possibil-
ity. "And supposed Billie was my
friend. too"
Whereupon Tony projected him.
self into the temporary focus OF all
eyes by a timely proposal. The mice
young man in white" fairly flew to
execute orders. II was Mike
Sweeney who proposed a toast to Jill,
and they drank il standing.
"This being Thursday" she con.
tinued. favoring Tony with n smile
they lifted the young hoofer into a
state bordering on ecsIatic, II pro
pose that everybody present come
over TO u house this evening
Bring your Dad with you. JILL" she
added TO the latter. as she began an
adjustment Of her furE. "Ill phone
Professor lie Tarte TO come over"
While the last WIS said c~areles sly
enough. Jill had q feeling that Mike
Sweeney was plotting something be.
sides the entertainment Of a bunch
Of ~flappers and "moon lovers" she
neither loved nor admired.
II SUPPOSE vonr professor Will b
there" remarked Jack Stuart. wher
Jill reached the fist shortly after !
that afternoon -rd acquainted him
with the news Of Mike Swn~nev's in
vitation for the evening. Jill laughed
but TIE laugh had an odd cresk in il
"Whv 70 You say your professor.
Jack" she asked him. straightfor
wprilv.
"Well. Won seem ~ hove him IL
tow a large share Of tn time" re.
rlied lack. f%orcin~ = grin. Resides
he aAded. "evaryhodv refers ~ h'n
IS Jill Stuart hoofer.' and ! like
to - in stvle."
"Accordir~ n that. then" observed
Jill. compl~cen'lv. 81 Snprnse
ought - refa~ TO Mia Rpvell~ a.
'vonr' Nit. E~varyboNy else ~llude!
% - as 'Jscl. Stuart's v~ar~D'."
"What rvar~hodw sa-s Is USUALLY
rot trUa." b~rke1 Jaci-. With he~"
tifnl inconsis+enc~. "Nita R~~ell'
go 7 are merely good friends, that,
ALL"
"Well. irst so are Professor L.
Tartc ard J rnerely GOOD friends
md that's ill" re.orted Jill, with 9
fh-~~ a In Parisienne.
"He maFes ne Sicki" srap~n'
Jack. p sudden virdictivene<s in Ri
zone decidedlv not in keeping will
, his usr~l cod fr~-~~
ITO EF CONTINUFD)