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and fceting satisfactions-she was
able to control it. to speak calmly
and act with ease. She might be-
lievc herself desperately infatu-
ated with Nathaniel but she would
never be swept into an ungoverned
demonstration of feeling. What
she did. no matter how unconven.
tional. was done with purpose. Only
true love makes one forget oneself.
What did you say her name
is?" Virginia asked Nathaniel
when Chiri had left them.
"Chiri. as though you spelled It
CHEEKY. Odd. isn't It? Says 1t Is
part OF the name OF a South Amer
lean fruit. Must have had strange
parents. poor little kid"
she seems sort OF
tropical. Who Is she. what does
she do. paint?"
well, she calls herself a stu.
dent-model. Really gets serious
now and then and tries to work,
but mostly she models"
Deliberately Nathaniel watched
Virginia then. Chiri had not been
the first to plant the seed Of doubt
In his mind about tho success of
the marriage OF an artist to one
who might be presupposed not to
understand art.
Would she be commons minded
about models?
i've used her quite a lot lately"
Nathaniel went on. still watching.
Virginia lifted calm eyes and
spoke. For your illustrations. I
can see she was the woman's flg.
ure."
Virginia did not know why he
did it. He came and took her in
his arms and said. Virginia. you
are sweet"
She hadn't even thought about
nudity! The figure she mentioned
WAS clothed. He had sought to
make her think Chiri was tho love-
ly figure in the mural drawings.
to get her reaction. And she hadn't
had any. No moro than an artist
visiting him and discussing the
same subject would have had.
No, certainly Virginia wasn't 90.
ing to be cheap about his models.
He had known tGat all the time.
He felt he couldn't have loved her
II he'd been less sure Of her fine
mind.
what made you do that?" she
asked him whel he released her.
you. You como over me some.
times like a wave OF something I
can't resist. i'll always have to
kiss you. Virginia. when ! feel like
that"
Good gracious. II It happens
10 ANY time. 'ss. >
"Well. If the attacks aren't too
close together wo might arrange
to have them happen in privacy.
/ Do you think you will have another
one Right ieh's1 nsw.- ]. 81
Tho mal.dy vss cured for the
moment by the ringing OF tho door.
bell. us it your fatner?" Nathan.
lei asked.
mo, It must be the first Of your
guests. Mel. Dads terribly disap-
pointed. He said he must see
someone on very important bust.
ness tonight"
"I'N sorry" Nathaniel said. and
mean. it. He genuinely liked vir.
ginia's father. Before he had be-
come engaged to her he had feared
that Richard Brewster. millionaire.
would not welcome = poor artist
for q son-in-law. however rising he
might be. It would b . disap.
pointment not to have him here
tonight when Virginia would b n.
troducec for the nrst time to the
artists Of Greenwich village.
But he soon forgot about e h
the happiness Of receiving the CON.
gratulations cf his friends. They
were . joyous herd that cane
mostly In groups. each with . Con-.
trail flgure-a famous man Or 10.
man.
Continued on page eight
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Sons Are Entitled
to Shares in Land

Affirming the Rolette county dis
triet court. the supreme court has
ruled that the scus of George r..
Fox, Rolcttc county farmer, arc en-
titled to the shares in land held in
the name of their father, for which
they had paid.
The case came before the court
on appeal by several daughters Of
Mr.. Fox who demanded that the
property be divided equally among
his children.
The three sons Of the dead man
contended that their father bought
the land and took title in his own
name but that they helped pay for
it with the understanding that all
were to have an equal interest in
the property. The lower court held
they were entitled to the shares of
the land for which they had paid
and to their proportionate shares as
heirs of their father.
Westminster Cathedral is being
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Lalla?" His ardent, dark face was
bending close. his black eyes free
Of mockery but lit by fire that
repelled her.
Ibid you really fall In love with
Princess Lalia'?" Sally forced her.
self to ask coquettishly. duttering
her long lashes in the demure
fashion which had proved so effec.
tive during her short career as a
debutante.
Absurd question:" Van Horne
jeered softly. Didn't convince
you 1t the time? Listen. Sally.
almost never see you alone. Enid
seems to have an Anticipated lean.
ing toward chaperonagc."
"Chaperons are coming In
again." Sally laughed at him. hid.
ing her distaste.
you're 50 adorable tonight that
I want to run away with you. -
Van told her boldly. but I'll try
to be content II you'll promise me
to come to my apartment alone for
tea tomorrow. Do. Sally! I've
something to tell you. Can you
guess?"
She stiffened, every nerve on the
defensive against him. But she re-
membered her resolution. and
nodded slowly. her head tucked on
one side. her eyes granting him q
swift, shy upward glance.
III you look at mo like that
again. I'll kiss you right here on
the dance floor!" Van threatened
exultingly. as his arms frightened
about her.
Ends pathetic gratitude to hel
for being mice" to Van Horne
strengthened the girls resolution
to carry It through. She dressed
with especial care for her tea date
with Van the next afternoon. pin
ming the corsage Of Parma violetl
which he had sent her on the full
shawl collar of her Russian squirrel
coat.
But before she left her room she
took the ring David had given heI
from the box in which she had
hidden It because tho sight Of II
hurt her so intolerably. and kissed
the shallow. flawed little sapphire
with passionate grief.
'0oodby. David" she whispered
to the ring. but inconsistently she
thrust It into her dark.blue and
gray leather handbag. No matter
what sort OF ring Van gave her. II
could never be SO precious to her
% this cheap little ring that David
had given her to mark their be
trothal.
She had visited Van Horne's
apartment once before with Enid
but AZ she gave the floor number
to the elevator operator-it was
one Of the most exclusive and ex
pensive Of the new Park Avenue
apartment houses-she thought she
saw Z CLEAN Of amusement In the
mans eyes.
Almost as soon as her finger had
pressed tho bell the door Wal
opened by Van himself. Van IN Z
black and maroon silk dressing
gown over impeccable trousers and
shirt. She was drawing back In
stinctively when he laughed bid
low, mocking laugh and. aDising heI
hands. pulled her resisting body
Into the room.
II think one reason ! am 20 mad
about You. Sally my darling, II that
you are always duttering out Of my
reach like . frightened bird. You
arc superb n : Lillian Gish role
but. sven d91ian 0ish q captured
and tanned before the end Of The
lllm. Like this!" And he laughed
exultingly - his arms encircled
her quivering. huttering little body,
held Il crushinsly against hii
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Sharkey Shows
He Is the Boss
When Fighting

New York. May S.-(AP)-
1t seems that Jack Sharkey will
do his own thinking and talk.
ing when fighting from now on.
He always has been doing his
own talking, but when he
fought and knocked out Delaney
recently in one round Sharkey
was boss Of everything.
He gave orders before the
fight to his manager. trainers
and seconds that he didn't want
q word out of them. And he
assigned duties to his seconds
instead Of receiving orders from
them.
His success with Delaney
probably will cause him to fol.
low that order Of things In oil
his future bouts.
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CHAPTER I.
ssT + you marry that girl Ill jump
in fhn rivnrt"


ssTF you marry that girl I'll jump
in the river!"
The man at whom the reckless
speech was directed smiled his dis.
belief.
but I mean 1t, Mel" the girl
persisted.
eyes. of course you do. Just as
you meant 1t with Berto last year
aud Harry the year before and
;"
"Oh, shut up! never pretend
cd to care about them. but you are
different. I'm crazy about you.
Mel. The whole village knows 1t. !"
Tho man made gesture OF wear.
mess with one hand. His other
was busy at tho table before which
he stood. arranging the decorations
for a buffet supper.
''Please stop being childish,
Chiri." he said, land help me with
these flowers"
Chiri shifted. Orchids! ! SUP.
pose SHE sent them"
This time the man paused In his
work to regard her seriously.
why not? She sent this cloth,
too." touching the fine lace and
linen cover. "and these" lifting Z
piece Of sterling silver tableware.
In fact. she sent all this stun,
Chiri. but what does It matter II
she wants tho things she's accus.
toned to? It's her party. too. you
know. and II l hadn't won the
mural competition and used 1t as
an excuse 70 celebrate down here
We would be announcing our en-
gagement uptown"
Across the richly appointed table
tho girl called Chiri drew back and
looked at him scornfully.
you poor fool" she
said slowly.
"ror heavens sake," he returned
:rlpaticntly. stop trying to guar.
rel with me and get busy; can't
you stick these candles up
straight?H
u didn't come here to straighten
candles: Evcryole's talking about
yju. Mel. and this what's her
name? Brewster girl. We
all think you're mad. Why, Mel.
dear"-sho changed her voice sud.
denly trcr1 anger to tender plead.
tns---"can't you see it will ruin you
to Harry an outsider such as she
is? Look. Linen! And we are
uced to bare boards. or Italian
brocade when someone IS lucky.
How will you like to sit down day
after day at precisely tho same
hour to precisely the sxme correct
table,. The butler will sheer at you
II you touch anything when you
shouldn't. and pretty soon you'll
"~~s w NsA nAMs 0uV WHAT Will
you do when they call you to din.
ner just when you've caught the
thing you couldn't get into your
work for weeks and weeks :"
Good lord, Chiri. you don't
know what you're talking about,
doubt IL you've even seen a but.
Ter on tho stage. and besides wo
aren't going to live on Park Ave
nue.. ! hope to take Virginia to
Rome next year ard I Imagine
we'll DO able to find q ccmYaou
meeting ground for our tastes"
"That kind Of imaginins has
ruined many artists, Mel, and you
know Il. Oh. ! cant let you do It,
] can't"
Chirt came like q wlizlwind
round The table and threw herself
into his unwilling arms. Her hands
chung round his neck ana her
ragged bob bruShed his lips. He
disliked her perfume. Il was I
struggle to FREQ himself without
50 - -. -,.--.s si,i-s.
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Yesterdays Games

NATIONAL LEAGUE E :; -
Boston ........... ! >
Pittsburgh ....... . - |
Robertson. Vert. and Taylor!
Miljus and f. Smith.
r H E
Philadelphia ....... 4 )
Chicago ........... O
Wals ard J.. Wilson; Bush and
New York ......... 5 8 3
Cincinnati ......... | ~ l
Benton and Hogan; Mays, jsb.on-
owski and Picinich.
Brooklyn .......... S 8 3
st. Louis .......... = III )
Elliott, Doak, Clark and Hac-
greaves; Rhem, Haid and Muncusc.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
r II +
New York ......... IS II l
A. Thomas, Barnabc and Grouse,
Shealy, Pipgras and Grabowski.
Detroit ........... 0 5 0
Carroll. Smith, Holloway and
Shea: Grove and COckrRne.
St. Louis ......... Is II !
' Stewart ia and o'Neiil; Jones, Burke,
Van Alstyne and RMel.
|, r H F.
Cleveland ......... 4 8 0
Boston ............ z IL q
Miller and L. Sewell; Harris, Rus
sell. Garrison and Berry.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
r H f
Toledo !. d.; ;.......... ! - s
Pfcffer. Scott ard O'Ncil; Giard,
r H E
Columbus ......... Z II 5
Minneapolis ...... l3 10 |
Lyons. Wykoff and. Terrell. Bird;
Brillhcart, Hubbcll and kcnna.
r II f.
| Louisville ....,...., O
/ Milwaukee ........ 4 7 |
Moss, Wilkinson and Shinault;
| Willis and McMenemy.
R H +
indianapolis ....... 8 8 2
Kansas City ....... z IL
Boone. Leverctt and Spencer;
Yarmouth, Setback, Morrison and
Peters.
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D'YUH ever hear a hard boiled male
egg say that girl athletes might be
good but they never had looks? II
you did, take look at this picture
and change your mind. She Is not
q model for what the well-dressed
girl will wear in sport clothes or
an example of what clothes will do
for cute girl. She is Olive Bush
nell of New York, the president of
the Girls Athletic Association at &C.
lumbia University.
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Women Rout Yeggs i'm
Two Holdup Attempts

Chicago. May 8.-tP)-At least
three gunner at large today prob
ably will think twice before they
attempt to hold up women again.
One armed bandit, who had robbed
the cash register Of the Hotel Lillian
in Naperville, Ill.,, last night was
confronted by the proprietor, Mrs.
William Vandewerker.
Drop that money or I'll fill you
full of holes" she said. The robbcr
jumped toward her. She struck hin,
with the weapon. He fled in an
automobile.
II didn't shoot him after he
dropped the money. but l gave the
police the license number Of his car"
she said.
In Valparaiso. Ind, two men.
armed with shotgun, blocked the
path of a car driven by Mrs. George
Carson. of Joliet. III. She replied to
the command "stick 'cm up with
two shots from a gun carried in her
machine. A few blood stains were
the only traces Of the holdup men,
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THIS HAS HAPPENED


The summer she II 10. SALLY
age since she WINS four. ~ alarmed
0ut' to GLEN CARSON. She meets
DAVID NASH. athlete and stu.
dent, who u working ON the Car.
aOm farm during his vacation.
Because Of his Insulting remarks
about David's friendship for sally
David strlkes Carson = terri1e
blow. He md Sally rum away and
Join n carnivnl-David m cooks
helper and Sally m "Princess
Lalla." crystal gaxer.
In Capital City. location Of the
Orphanage, Sally II recognized By
one Of 4 crowd OF little orphans
who troop into the show. chaper.
0ned By . beautiful woman. GUS.
the barker, dlveFts attentiOn from
Sally and she Escapes. ARTHUR
VAN HORNE, nm easterner, who
annoys sally with his attentions.
er0ne II ENID BARR. wealthy
New York matrOn.
One day sally 10 terrified to 4nd
herself confronted with MRS.
STONE. matrOn 1t the OPphansge.
who has followed Sally. She and
David Zee and are about 10 -
married when Mrs. stone aad Eaod
Barr rush In and stop the cere.
mony. Enid eonfesses she IL
lieved her chila to be dead antto
recently. Enid separates sally
and David ana exacts . promise
that they will not communicate
with each other durIng the next
twO years while sally o ~ .
lashlOnable southern 0noshlng
sehool. sally eontinues to love
David and when her mother 10 It
last making Mp the iavltations for
sists that DAVID % inclndel.
when he arrives at her party he
seems changed and tells her she
must forget him. They are n.
terrupteA By Van Horne and
David bolts. Van Horns tells
sally he knows ahOwt her mothers
past and snakes her promise to
joln him for . drive after the
party. Sally consents. In her
her go0dby.
now GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XLvII
LIVE weeks later-it was in early
January. just before the annual
scurrying Of self-coddling societ,
folk from the rigors of . New Yorl
winter to the sunshine Of Palm
Beach and Nassau-Sally Barr
zone Of the seasons most beautiful
debutantes." % the society editors
called her, sat at q table for si1
In ono Of New York's most exclusive
night clubs.
Grant Proctor, whom Enid ha(
hoped she would marry. sat op
posite her. Arthur Van Horne OF
her right. Beside Grant. twitterinl
and giggling. was Claire Balm
bridge. whose engagement to TIL
heir Of the Proctor millions would
be announced from Palm Beach.
And yet Sally was conscious thai
Grants nice. leaf-brown eyes fol
lowed her with . frustrated. dog
like devotion whenever she wa,
near him. He had told her thai
he loved her. and Sally. terribly
anxious to please her mother and
to secure Enid Bars safety from
scandal. had been ready to listen
to his proposal Of marriage.
"But II he asks me to marry him
Mother. I'll have 70 tell him thu
truth about my BIRTH" Sally he'd
told Enid.
Now, with her wistful eyes ap
parently watching the agile dancer
she remembered Euid's. horrlllod
protest.
She shifted her position . tribe
% that she could observe Arthul
Van Horne out Of the corner oil
her eye. Not that she wanted "a
geo him!
Don't antagoni1s him. darling!
Enid had begged. "He can ruin Ms,
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At the Movies
ELTINGE THEATRE

Ed NIUE HEN RF
Florence Vidor is Il comcdienne.
That fact has been definitely
proved in the past. and now she
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Westminster Cathedral is being
decorated in mosaic work, task
that. it is anticipated, will occupy
a century or more.
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The startling in an immigrant
from across the Atlantic-a much
later conner than the English spar.
row-released in Central Park, New
York, in 1890.
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Read the comclxslo~ o. gally's
romance. g: ~: t--:Es :,---ss-,--
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.S0USA FREELY
PLAYS ENC0RES
Concert Band Will Respond
With Request Numbers for
Bismarck People

Lleutenant-C Commander John Phil
Up Sousa will play a number Of re-
quest cncores for Bismarck people
when his band comes here Monday
night on his golden jubilee tour.
Mr.. Sousa has submitted a list
containing about 40 numbers from
which the encores may be selected.
Bismarck people desiring the special
encore numbers should write out
their selection and mail it to the
Music Editor, in care Of The Tribune.
Selections may be made from the
following list:
The Pride Of the Wolverines. The
Gridiron Club March, The Sesqui-
Centennial Exposition March, The
Black Horse Troop. Magma Charta
March. The National Game, Univcr-
sty of Minnesota March, Charlatan,
University of Nebraska, Diplomat.
Directorate. Ell Captain, Fairest of
the Fair, Free Lance. From Maine
to Oregon. Glory of the Yankee
Navy. Hands Across the Sea, In
vlncible Eagle, Jack Tar. King Cot
ton. The Lost Chord, Liberty Bell,
Man Behind the Gun. Manhattan
Beach. Goods Of Michigan. Power
and Glory. Ancient and Honorable
Artillery. Peaches and Cream, Music
of the Minute, Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine, High School Cadets. Wash
ington Post. Scmper Fidclis, u. S.
Artillery. Sabre and Spurs, Com
rades OF the Legion, Boy Scouts.
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MORE POLICE
FACE ARREST

Philadelphia, Sept. 2S.-(P)-Dis-
trict Attorney Monagh; ). who is
conducting a special grand jury in
vestigation Of bootlegging and po-
lice graft, said today that at least
four more police officials charged
with extortion and bribery would be
arrested within "a hours.
I'VE are going to make several
important arrests" said the prose-
cutor. 1T is known that four police
commanders, who have been under
examination are possessors of bank
accounts far in excess of those
usually enjoyed by honest police Of
ficials.
II have subpoenacd several bank
accounts. One captain has three and
probably four accounts. / am cur
ious to know how policeman whose
salary was $3.50 a day for many
years until he recently rose in rank,
accumulates such a large series Of
bank accounts"
Mr.. Monaghan said he had sum-
moned a score of women to his Of
flee to be questioned regarding re-
ported weekly payments of dis
orderly houses to the police captains
of several districts.
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SLEIGHT BACK
AS DEMOCRAT
Time for Filing Candidates.
Ends With Five New LegiS-
}ature Seekers

With five additional legislative
candidates entered and two parties
backing presidential candidates. the
time for filing candidates. to be
presented to the voters next Novcm-
Der ended here tonight.
Tomorrow the secretary of states
office expects to complete the work
Of listing all candidates. which will
be presented on the ballot, and to
send the ballot form to the printer
who will prepare it for distribution
to the county auditors. The county
auditors will have the official bal
lots printed according to this form.
One Of the Democratic legislative
candidates, filed at the last minute,
is John p. Jungers of Regent who IS
seeking election as senator from the
49th district. The Nonpartisans
nominated the Republican candidate
last June by a narrow majority.
Another candidate is 7. +. Sleightt
Of McHenry county, member. OF
the legislature ct the last session but
beaten for the Republican nonlina-
ton for the lower house last june.
With the exception of the candl..
dacies Of one other Democrat and
two independents, the legislative
contests remain the same as they
were when the primary contests
were decided last June.
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Federal Agency to
Close in Bismarck

Bismarck's first federal farm la
Dor employment bureau, which has
been in operation here since Aug: 2,
will be closed tomorrow after what
has been called by officials IAN CT
ficient season."
Edward G. Sullivan, who has been
in charge Of the local office. leaves
tomorrow morning for Kansas City.
Threshing activities are quite gen.
orally at an end in Burleigh county,
Sullivan says, though there IS stu
two or three weeks threshing left
in the northern part of the, state.
Sullivan believes that the agency
has aided Burleigh county material.
" in obtaining a good supply OF
ready laborers for the harvesting
and thrcshing. !,
The local office has cooperated
with all other federal offices in the
northwest in equalizing labor sup
plies.
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YEGGS DID NOT
USE WARDCAR
Chris MartinesOn Receives
Word of Auto Recovery at
saltwater

1.:-..ea o. Wards green Buick Sc
dan wasn't used by the yeggs who
robbed the bank at Beach short
time ago, according to Police Chief
Chris ]. Martineson.
Wards car has been recovered and
IS being held by officials at Still
water, Mimi, according to the local
police head. who received word
from the Minnesota authorities this
morning.
Shortly after the bank at Beach
was robbed Of $1,000 q report that
the robbers used the car stolen in
Bismarck few days earlier reached
Bismarck.
Martineson doubted the truth Of
the statement at the time, he said,
even though the description of the
car used correspondent with that Of
Wards.
Wards auto will be returned to
the city soon.
Automobile thieves. have failed to
find "easy pickings". in Bismarck,
the chief says. In the last four years
local police have recovered al! but
one of the cars which have been
stolen in Bismarck.
Four machines have been stolen
SO far this year from the streets of
the city, four have been recovered,
and five prisoners are serving time
as q result Of the theftS.
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Gas Fumes Escape
from Steele Well

With gas fumes escaping from
wells being drilled on the plot Of the
Capitol Holding company, 10 miles
north and two miles east of Steele,
officers of the company hope to
strike oil or natural gas veins in the
next few days.
This statement was made by Of
ficers of the company in Bismarck
today.
Though drilling operations on the
S,OOO-acre plot were begun in May,
hopes for Strike" are higher now
than they have ever been. Drillers
have drilled about 1900 feet, going
through both the Dakota and Lakota
sands into the layer of shale below.
Inspectors Of the Prairie Gas and
Oil company, together with local
officials, inspected the fields last
week. The Wyoming officials ex-
pressed the belief that oil or gas
would be struck at . depth Of 1900
or $500 feet.