New Britain herald., 1928-04-21
THIS HAS HAPPENED

Carson farm Tor the summer, Alt
 Carson a crushing blow because h.
 makes remarks ;lbout IaNld
 friendship for l5-yearold Sall'
 Ford. ward of tlla stat" orphanag'
 ~ho has been 'farmel out" to Car
 son tor the sumner. Sally and Da
 ri1 .loe, and join a carnival train
 Dav1d IS cooks helper and Sally il
 stdeshoW disguised as "prlncts:
 Lalla," crystal gazer.
 In Capital City, where sally spen'
 many years in the orphanage, Sally
 escapes detection under her disguist
 IS Princess Lalla until the orphan,
 come troopins in to the show anG
 one little girl recognizes her. Gus
 the barker quickly dlverts attention
 and the frightened Sally IS saved
 She is fascinated by the beautiful
 woman who k playing Lady Boun- trful' 10 the orphans and llears her rall.u Enid. That night q terribls
 storms cones Sally learns that the carnival sui. ls robbed and that Da- yii aud \it-t ,tr" missing. Sally pleads with Bybee. carnival owner. i.ot to put the police after David and he rclQctantIy agrees. Sally goes out 10 find Da id. and just al day break sees him coming toward her, a wound ln his shoulder. He tells ot navIN" recovered the money which llt hides in q barn. David will take 70 credit io1 the recovery, say ing tue police have not forgotten tf9l Ca son affair and that puhlici- iy may lead Q their detection and Sally's compulsory return to the or reads fortunes in her crystal, she hears the intriguing voice Of the man who rescued her during the @t,.rrn.
 NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
 CHAPTER NNXI1I
 Sally sapphire eyes blaz"1 at the H.dn she knew only as "Nan.' but siilcn they were yelled with new scrap os black lace 10 replace the one lost in the storm. the nonchalant -'N ' ! VI A'i 'iN it'' fl'F1t Ao DN all devastated by their fire.
 Thank you for saving my life she said stiffly, but the mans hooking, admiring atten- ton was fixed upon the delciously young. sweet curves Of her mouth. rather than upon the tone of her voice.
 '1 wonder If you knew,' he be- gan confidentially. leaning lightly upon his inevitable cane. that you have the most adorable mouth I have ever seen? Of course there arc other adorable details in, the picture of complete loveliness that you present. but really. your lips like three rose petals-''
 "Oh, stop.' Sally cried with childish anger, her small, red- sandled foot stamping the plat form. Why are you always mocking me. making fun of me- I've begged you to let me aIone-'
 Such ingratjlude:" the man Sheu. put HIS HaFrONed eyes smiled at her deligftedl,. 'If you weren't even more delicious when you're angry. l should not be able to forgive you. Bu, really. Sally Ford his voice dropped caresslngly on the name. as if 10 remind her that h" shared her secret with her-"thn way you persist in misunderstanding me is very distressing.
 I'm not lnocklng you. my dear "Alld: I'm nlocking myself - if anJone. IL recnrs 10 me con- tIEuhly that this is an amazing adv nture that Arthur Van Horne. of New York, Long Island and Newport is se sedulously engaged upon. To paraphrase your own delightful defense. I'm really not hat kind of man. I assure you a1 not in the habit of making .o>e 10 show girls. no matter how 1 their mouths may bc"' anI b. smiled al her out of his ! aafro"e1. eyes and with his i {. Ilrkea. 9uizzlcai mouth. Us if he : r.pect"l ner to share his amuse- nent and amaz4tnent at himself. !
 "Th-n "hy don't voy let 1ur 'lol'!'' SuIly cried. sttiking her itile browa- painted hands to-
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 l rol!i "r'' l." nusrd y '. !" Hp my tnlrd jhat I'm f ''lS1''l md an ass and that 'h"n eouI' uear tno carnival. U "v0 n it9tJ"t,- rnol4h 10 take 1p avery 6lDp'l of my Ias, days D 'api'a. ''rE and with '' iA tn %l~t iufpuIlue to do so
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