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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-04
Legal Notices
TICE TO CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice is hereby given that the Board
OF School Commissioners of the city of
Indianapolis. Ind. will until the hour of
1000 O'Clock a. m, Monday, June IL 1898
receive sealed bids for the erection. con-
struction and completion OF an auditorium
and gymnasium building at the Arsenal
Technical Schools, located at 1900 East
Michigan St., Indianapolis. Ind. in ac-
prepared by Vonnegut Bohn g. Mueller.
Architects;. 6l0 Indiana Trust Building,
Indianapolis. Ind:
be received for heating and ventilating.
plumbing and sewerage. electric wiring
ana tixtStes, all in accordance with plans
and specifications prepared by j. M. Rotz
Engineering Company. Engineers, 704
Merchants Bank Building, Indianapolis,
Copies of plans and specifications may
be. proc0red, by contractors desiring to
bid, from the architects and engineers
upon a deposit of $500 as surety for the
and Specifications to the office of said
architects and engineers.
following separately:
Ia General Construction
(bl Heating and Ventilating
(c) Pluming and Sewer Work.
td) Electrical Wiring and Fixtures.
Bidders may also. in addition to the
above method. bid upon two or more Of
All proposals must be made on blank
form No. 96 prescribed by the Indiana
SLdLe BOARD OF Accounts. SalQ blanks
may be procured at the. offices of the
board. $50 N; Meridian ST., indianapolis.
Proposals must be accompanied by a
certified check drawn payable to the
Board Of School Commissioners Of the
city of indianapolis, on an Indianapolis
bank or trust company, or by New York,
Chicago or Indianapolis exchange, for
three 81 percent OF the maximum bid
In case a bidder whose bid shall be
accepted shall not within five (5) days
after notice of such acceptance perform
his bid by entering into written con-
SPECIFICATIONS. and within that time
secured the performance of his contract
by a surety bond. with surety or sure
ties to the approval of the board. his
certified check or draft and the pro-
ceeds thereof shall be and remain the abb
solute property of the board as liduidated
damages agreed upon for such failure. 1t
being impossible to estimate the amount
Of 81, d5am hnszd such failure would occasion
Each proposal shall be in a separate
sealed envelope with writing thereon
plainly indicating the character Of the
work to which the bid relates. as. for
example IBID for General Construction,
A. T. S. Auditorium aad Gymnasium"
The right is reserved by the board to
reject any or all proposals and to refrain
from accepting or reiecting, proposals for
BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
BY ALBERT F. WALSMAN.
indianapolis. Ind.
May 81. 1928.
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WaIther League to Elect

BU United Press
Z EVANSVILLE, Ind, June EN-
tering the last day of a two-day
conference, $50 Indiana and north
ern Kentucky lutheran church
Walther League delegates were to
choose officers and make the 1929
convention city here today. The
convention opened Sunday with a
public worship service attended by
1000 persons. President T. G.. Eg-
gers, TT Wayne, was doomed for I'M
ternational president, and FIT.
Wayne will bid for the international
convention.
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FALSE BANDIT ALARMS
BRING POLICE SQUADS
Rush to Banks; Short Circuits Are
Blamed.

Three false alarms brought police
emergency squads out this morning.
Not only the emergency, but a
dozen other officers were rushed to
the Indiana National Bank. There
were no bandits and no one there
knew how the alarm was sounded.
Earlier this morning the police
rushed on a similar wild goose chase
to the Ft. Wayne Avenue State
Bank, where a short-circuit in the
alarm system was found.
The third false alarm came be-
fore dawn from the United Motor
Service Company, 1888 N. Meridian
st. Police found that a horn on a
motorcycle had started functioning
and when it continued neighbors
thought it was burglar alarm and
called police.
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ORCHARD HILLS

OfLOfIAfLU HILLS
IS acres. beautifully wooded hill sites
on Millersville Rd: only miles northeast
Of Monument Broom house, modern;
rents for $40 mo-; choice fruit and flowers.
This property read yfor subdivision; plat
approved by city. Can be bought now
from owner at 81 200 an acre. ED TAY-
LOR. SPHINX Arms Hotel, Ii. 1861.
SUBURBAN HOME SITE
eight miles east city: 10 acres on good
road near E.. Wash. ST.. 5 acres beau
TRULY wooded. balance cultivated. Price
$500: terms. MCCLURE REALTY co.
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appointment of Miss Somerville
as referee of the Marion County
Juvenile Court has been an
nounced by Judge Frank j. Lahr.
She succeeds the late Miss Clara
Burnside. Miss Somerville has
been probation clerk in the court
since 1911.
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HARRISON LAW SCHOOL
GRADUATION TONIGHT
Ex-Judge F. C. Cause to Speak at
Thirtieth commencement.

Ex- Judge +. q. Cause TO Speak at
Thirtieth Commencement.
Fred G. Cause, former Indiana
Supreme Court judge, will address
Benjamin Harrison Law School
graduates at the thritieth COM
mencement tonight at the Columbia
Club.
Dean w. W. Thornton will pre-
side as postmaster. Roy A. Holtz-
claw. class president, will give the
validictory address. Dean Thorn
ton will confer the LIB. degree on
the thirty-four graduates.
The graduates:
Lucian Willis Bugbee ir:t, Adolphus Co
hen, James G. Cooper, William B. Court
ney, Glenn B. Dragoo, Paul Victor Ford.
Ben Friedman, Louis Paul Gels William
B. Haigerty, Loren F. Hatfield, Robert
C. Hatfield Francis K. Haupt, William H.
Holley, Herbert J. -Holtzclaw, Roy Allen
ferson, Carl Frederick King Michael J.
NTarioros. Horace A. Morgan, Lewis Frank
lin Pomush, John Francis Raftery, Michael
B. Reddington. Mark w. Rhoads. Wesley
Carl Swails. Charles r. Swain, Ralph 9.
Tacoma, Merle Harold Thomas, Will G.
Wetter, Joseph Wicker. Harold M. Will
son and Edward r. Wurgler
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B. N. WARD has severed relations with
the Garrett and Ward Auto Company.
This is to notify ali parties concerned.
that payments on notes and contracts
due the above named, are to be paid to
the GARRETT AUTO CO.. 800 N. Della
ware. (Signedl L. F. GARRETT.
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Barter and SsUap

MOTHS-Larvae; at last a real moth ex-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ALBERT G.
MAS. 81 Va. Ave. Ma. 1925
PAINTING, roofing. TIMING furnace work.
trade for good car. Be. 1856.
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cLEAR FARM FOE TRADE

CLEAR FARM FOR TRADE
435 Acres, Jackson County; 7-room
nrlck house, large barn, other outbuild-
tiyation. Will trade farm, clear, and
VIII assume some incumbrance il neces-
sary' Have other good farms for trade.
Mr.. I. w. Pugh. Ri 9484.
Security Trust Co.
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Houses for Rent

BARTH, 2127-5-room. semi modern double.
BELLEFONTAINE. l223-4-rm. mod. double.
water paid; s22.50 Near Realsilk. ia. 4l87
CHRISTIAN, 325-5 rooms, semi-mod; will
payer: good cond; sl8 mo. Be. l352-R.
Cottage AVE. I54S-5-rm. house, gas,
electricity. water paid. Hq. 1858
DEARBORN. N, 4o5-4-room semi-modern.
garage; SIS. Call Miss Hittle, RI, 95l2.
S. EAST ST. 14l8-4-room cottage; gas.
water. electricity. DR.. $3.50.
garage $50. HUI l404.
HIGHLAND. 622-Half double; rms,
semi-mod. Only S2l. IT 1920.
ILLINOIS. s.. l4i5-4-room double. gas.
electric lights. Only SIS Hu. SOFA.
KEYSTONE. N, 525-Mod. Groom double,
newly papered. garage; SIS. Oh. 4497.
OAKLAND N. 2O4-4-room mod dble,
gar, water paid. $3.50. Oh Is25-R.
VERMONT. W, 1828-5-room double; good
condition; $50. Wa. 0825.
4S3 ARNOLD-Nice I rm. double lust south
OF W. Michigan car line; $1,000. 49,
State Savings and Trust. Ii. 35l6.
AUCTION. RAVENSWOOD
SATURDAY, JUNE 9, AT P. NJ.
CENTRAL STANDARD TIME
Five-room summer cottage with
garage. Good location on 73rd st.
Lot 50x150 with six beautiful shade
trees. Both buildings have concrete
foundations and in excellent state Of
repair. Small down payment, bal
ance like rent
FRED C. TOWEL, Owner
COL. o. A. ROBINSON, Auct.
OLIVE, 94l-Elec.. gas water, inside
toilet newly papered; SIT. Or. 5674J.
PARIS, 2s33-6room with sun parlor.
PARKvIEW, 2oe--6-rOom modern double;
garage. Ri. gal.
RAYMOND, E. 2328-4-room house, new
~ painted and cleaned; $50.
SPRUCE 8l6-7-rm. mod, home: hard
TUXEDO, N. 953-6 rooms. complete bath,
heatrola, electric lights, gas. water paid:
garage; S26.50. Call BMiss Hittle,
VERMONT. E.. 2s25-4-room. strictly mod
double. large porch. garage; s38. Or. 1896
WASHINGTON. E., 232s--5 rooms, semi
modern house, first class condition; 2
porches; SIS. Ia. ana
WASHINGTON. E., 24l0-6-room thorough
DlESTRoYL-Bed bugs and eggs With Sud
Ave Ma. 1925.
FOUR BEDROOMS
Broom modern house. first class con-
dition. Only $40. Ia. 47l2.
Al CONDITION; newly painted and
papered; 5-room cottage, garage, large
yard: nice location. Reduced to SIT.
Y SO. COLLEGE CAR-6 rms, mod. built
in features; decorate; s35. Ha. 1854.
5-RooML-Se miomod;, screens; gar; wa.
pd; $50. Ing. 2o03 W. Verm't Be. o907W.
3 ROOMS City water. toilet, cleo. lights.
maid.
YOUR Credit is Good
You can phone in your want ads and
have them charged. This courtesy is ex-
tended to anyone who has no past due ac-
this opportunity. courteous girl will help
you write your ad. Call Main $500. Want
AID Dept.
Business Places for Rent
Desirable Office space. Ninth floor,
Lemcke Bldg. MA. 1895.
DESK and safe with swivel chair 8I6
State Life Bldg. Ri. 38l4.
DESIRABLE OFFICE-Single or in suite;
park space. near. CASTLE HALL
BLDG. Frank S. Clark g. Co., $50 E.
Ohio st. Ii. 6035.
DESK-In prominent downtown office for
rent. Phone-Stenographer Main N1232.
Wanted to Rent
WANTED TO RENT-sm. shop. about Tx
at GtAsf FTr
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Special Notices

Special Notices
ON or after June 2, 1928, I will not be
responsible for debts contracted by any
other than myself.
HOWARD HENDRIX, 1921 Mcpherson.
ELECTRIC BODY MASSAGE = Corrects
poor circulation. also nervousness. JEAN
SKINNER, 307 e. North No. 10. Ri. 1898.
BE A SUPER SALESMAN-Jack Pansy's
course in 10 lessons will make you clever,
witty. keen-brained. popular help you
sell more goods. First lessons and par
tlcklers. .25c; comp. course, $500. Write
today ABE A. DE JARNETT, 1902 r.
jackson St. Muncie. Ind.
MAGIC CLEANER = Cleans woodwork,
nE0SoIss all y. painted SURFACE. ALBERT
SPECIAL-One week only; La Muir per-
manent wave. SIS; years exp. BREVORT
BEAUTY SHOP, 2os N. III. Ma. 1870.
MIARCELLING. SO; sHAMPOOING, Soc
$50 N. Ala. Ri. $780,
OSTEOPATHIC-Massa and internal
baths. Marg. Sellers. 3l2 E. Wash. R. 49,
JEW. PHONE BOB.
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Houses for Sale

Houses for Sale
SHERMAN DR., N. 7l9-Modern 5-room
room. stairway leading to large attic: q
car garage, side drive. inclosed back yard,
abundance shrabbery and flowers. Terms.
$50 month. CHAS. B: RYAN. Oh. 4l90.
LOOK at 1883 Belle Yieu; Groom modern
rett: only $4,000; 5000 cas-. Mr.. Mott.
BRADLEY, 7l4 N-Modern 53room bunga,7
low, long living room. built 3 years. small
cash payment. $50 per month. owner.
ENGLISH AVE. Ss55-OppoSite, Christian
Park; bedroom bungalow with fireplace
and other built-in features; terms.
ON EAST SIDE-4-room cottage and ga
rage; BASEMENT near Christian Park;
S2250; terms. Ri. 1885.
GROOM COTTAGE
GROOM COTTAGE
electric lights city water. new garage,
H24s olive his9 st. vii faf pspsr pa and iSTnis5
new SHADES to suit purchaser. Price
fi?O v &22S SSNSN S5a pRse eato onth Builders
Ri. 284O. Residence. II. 1922.
2l54 e. RAYMOND.
drive garage. paved street. Price s2S5o.
F. J. ViE4MANN co. Realtors. Builders.
142 N. Delaware st.
DOUBTLESS rooms to side; 2700 Shelby
ST.; all modern; garage; practically new;
all rented. There are three of these;
will sell or trade all or any one. F. H.
COX. Ia. 5016. Ri. 1884,
SECURITY TRUST co.
BLAINE AVE, 1I22-5-room cottage across
from. Assumption Parish. vacant, near
line hest location in w L. must sell
quick at low price of 50, $780, terms to
suit. LAWRENCE j. SEXTON, Realtor.
Ma. 0l51. Irv. 06l6-J.
FOR SALE AND REMOVAL FROM BLOCK;
4 HOUSES; 100 BLOCK N, CAPITOL
METHODIST HOSPITAL.
FOR COLOF,ED: NORTH-4-room modern
bungalow, located 1850 Shriver Ave-;
garage; east front; full basement; Ry-
bolt furnace. Terms, by owners. Oh. 1884.
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Real Estate Wanted
WE WILL SELL
Real Estate for Exchange
Lots for Sale

60 ACRES-For sale or trade for house or
lots. BROOKS, $50 E. Ohio St. Call
after p m. Brokers protected.
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PLAYER PIANC-Take equity IN cheap
lot OF used car; OF sell IS down, $3.50 per
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Business Places for Rent
Wanted to Rent
Storage and Transfer

Established 1895
Packing furniture, pianos. china for
shipment; large trucks for city and
overland hauling. Special rates on small
lots and return loads. OTTO SUEZ, Ma.
1858. Ri. 1923 and night Oh. 0699W
Oh. 4579
FURNITURE MOVED ON PAYMENTS
CALL RI. 1852 FOR CONTRACT PRICE.
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aOh. will it-- shrillcd India start
ing TO rise uncertainty from her
chair ut the further end Of the table.
But Chef pulled her sharply back
into it.
IF you don't snap out Of it. India"
he threatened. "Ill take you home
this minute. mean It'll"
"Just try it."- midas black eyes
glowed rs IL tiny Goals Of fire were
leaping and prsncing in them. They
Knocked him. dared him. Chef drew
his lips into a line which showed no
joining.
India rose again, like an imp.
"You ought 70 be spanked" Chefs
anger was rising. "Sit down, | saidi"
Il WON'T" India almost spat GU.
the words.
Chef took her arm with vice-likc
fingers, making a deep indentation
With a molten SO deft that only n
DETER could intercept IL. she raised
her other hand to strike; but Chef
had caught her wrist before IL drop
ped. Then India collapsed. With
out further resistance, he ushered
neT ltum the fVUAn. anu q lew min
utes later they heard a car drive
away.
A pail hung over the room Tiny
shriekcd out with sudden uncontroll-
able laughter. This was what liquor
did to you. thought Byrd. bitterly,
while she was conscious that Jacks
knee was pressing hers with sug-
gestive insistcnee. A strange nausea
gripped her. Her brain was Keeling.
She made a resolution. She would
never touch il again. Never!
She .motioned Marcy. and they
went TO the dressing room together.
She told Marcy that she vas feel
ing i'll, and that she couldn't go to
Fred's. as they had planned for the
rest of the evening. Marcy was to
tell Larry and the others that she
had gone home.
Byrd seized her evening coat and
hurried out to their car. As she
started to the car. a hard hand was
laid over hers or the wheel.
ITO be continued.)
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inevitable sureness to q catastroph-
ic end. With a smile in which faint
mockery and insolent derision stTug-
gled for expression. india seized the
glass from his hand and threw it
wildly against the wall. 1t struck the
oil painting.
The room was filled with the deaf
ening crash Of glass.
Faint, SCATTERING sounds seemed 10
continue to ripple through the air
like the little circles in q pool Of
water suddenly become audible. A
veil seemed to drop from the scene,
leaving everything looking tawdry
and garish, coarse and vulgar. Byrd
felt apart from IL all.
Lets get started, fellows!" said
Chef, soberly. Lets chase out and
have dinner without dressing"
Byrd drove out with Larry. She
was convinced that he must finally
be cured of his crazy obsession owe
India. This surely had opened his
eyes.
The Meadowbrook club was located
on the outskirts Of the city on the
shore Of the lake. The June night
was fragrant with the tang of grow
ing things. A golden curve of moon,
like a blond eyebrow, lowered in
the sky. Larry uttered not a word.
but stared blackly along the road
ahead. Byrd had never seen him
shaken with such fury. India had
stirred him to the very depths.
The great, dark hulk OF clubhouse
was outlined against the midnight
blue of the sky, like some enormous
prehistoris animal. II was dark in
front; only the bright door sent ten
square feet Of light catapulting out
into the soft, black night.
During moments Of strain, the
mind is %uncannily aware Of the min
utest things. Byrd's mind was
caught by the trivial noises and
movements of the night. Sometimes
a shadow moved against 4 dressing
room blind above. gave way TO an
other shadow, an indefinite process
sion Of shadows, playing n panto-
mine, rouging. powdering. prinking
before IN invisible mirror.
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should have bought two" she
laughed, carelessly. Then she looked
at Byrd's dress suspiciously. where's
your new dress. Miss Economy"
A feeling Of hopeless chagrin swept
over Byrd. There was no doubt that
India's lovely dress was completely
ruined. and Byrd knew she'd soon
have another.
"There was a big oil spot in the
back when il was SEN out" she tried
20 make her voice casual. But she
knew India didn't believe her. With
out looking at her. she knew India
was smiling a secretivc, i~ncrcdulcus
smile.
Every little while India poured an
other round of cocktails into their
glasses. Byrd, on some pretext or
other. occasionally walked into the
kitchen and emptied part CT hers into
the sink.
She shuddered with the PRESENT.
ment OF certain disaster. She had
worked 60 hard TO make this a beau
tiful party.
Tn girls we're airing their griev-
anee against the world in general and
the men in particular. Men got
away from their troubles with the
help Of liquor, but with women 1t eX-
a~ggerated their worries.
"Wel surely make them pay Tor
this" Tiny's small. blue eyes gilt
tered with a sort Of reflected irrita-
ton. She usually took on the ideas
of the person she happened TO be
with, and she always mirrored
India. She helped herself TO an
other cocktail.
arm going to be good and tight
uhen thev come-and-and. well, and
smash things" said India. lazily.
.'Look around. Byrd. and decide what
it'll be-. Which wedding present gets
on your nerves mostg'
IL was almost nine when the dere-
Iicts arrived. As thew stood at the
door. uncertain what their reception
VAS going to be. they looked like q
COMPOSITE photograph Of all the pie
,ures in the world Of a might out.
Their purplish. perspiring faces, vlo-
Iently suggesting the colors Of invisl-
HE hotties, floated in an alcoholic
wrath before the girls eyes.
Fred began 70 apologize. saying
,bev Mad been detained BY business
re winked at the girls as he ex-
nlained that the business was "a very
exciting game Of poker moving SO
fast that you had to stay in in order
to get out"
"Iarry. IL you've been playinr.
pokcr and losing any more money
Bvrd began, and then stopped. Larry
was scowling at her darkly. Tiny III
on Fred and Marcy was seeding
.Jack. The air was filled with wran-
Cling. A seething of cr~oss-currents.
you've mortgaged everything we
own, including our life insurance.
walled Marcy.
She always managed 70 say in pub
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q ts2s. CENTRAL patss Assn nc

lie what she didn't have the nerve to
say to Jack in private. Cold fury
cleaned in his eyes.
you've pulled something, all
right said India to Larry, blight
ingly. We've been sitting around
like a prayer meeting for two hours
you're about as sober as the
Queen Of Sheba. Look at this bot
tlei"t Larry shook the bottle in In
dia's face.
"And eaten UP everything. tool
sulked Fred.
"You bet we harel" shrieked Tiny.
we drank up all the canapes and
ate up all the cocktails. Did it on
purposel" she giggled, wildly, at her
own joke.
"By hickcty, it's time One one
taught Larry some company man
ners."
Shafts Of red-hct fury shot, flame
like. from midas eyes.
Fred, do something" implored
Byrd, catching him by the sleeve of
his coat. sect her into the bedroom
and throw water into her face"
Chef was the only man in the
group who took in the gravity Of the
situation. He took India firmly by
the arm and started to direct her
steps toward the bedroom. but with
an agility which seemed a part of her
torturous grace. she wrenched her
self free from his grasp.
larry envy the fi~ad look II IL.
dia's eyes, and stood %spellbound
holding a glass in his hand. Fl,
seemed powerless to prevent a thing
which he knew with the certainty
of predestination, was moving with
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She hummcd along with the or
chcstra as the s~yncopated notes sky
rocketed out to them like drops of
animated color. painted on the drop
curtain OF the night. Suddenly. while
she was singing, Larry buried his
face in her shoulder.
Glow can you love such a rotter
IS ] ann Byrd trembled to his
touch. bat his breath was heavy with
the fumes OF a long session with
iKng Alcohol. listen, let's ditch the
rest of them and chase back to the
apartment just you and II"
"we couldn't do that, Larry! This
is our dinner party. IL would be
awful demonstrated Byrd. bcwil-
dcred at this sudden strange out
burst.
He slumped back into his seat in
a detected heap.
What's the matter. Larry?" asked
Byrd fearfully.
"f'm sorry l spoiled the party" he
said, shut | stayed on playing polk
or. trying to win back what | had
lost"
A cake Of ice seemed to be sliding
up and down Byrd's backbone.
Finally everybody had arrived. AID
they went up the wide, colonial
stairs to the second floor. A waiter
pointed out their room. In spite Of
the new dresses Of India and Tiny,
the little gifts of silver pencils for
the girls and tiny silver combina-
tions of corkscrew and bottle open
ers for the men, the party had gone
flat. Flat as yesterdays pancake.
Everybody sat down. In spite Of
the arrangement Of the place cards.
Jack had taken the chair next to
hers.
"Well, I'll say this for this gang"
said Fred, laughingly. 1--WE always
manage 70 pull something every time
we get together. Here's to ourselves,
and many Of 'em." Jack leaned to-
ward Byrd. and slyly covered the
kiss he placed behind her ear.
"Fred's the real rum-runner!" re-
marked Larry. "Thisll make us for
get the recent unpleasantness."