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Brook Park Community NJ. E. Church.

Brook Park Community Nj. E. Church.
Elsie Hartman, Pastor.
Saturday 300 p. m.-Boys Junior
league. 300 p. m.-Girls Junior
league.
Sunday, 1000 a. m.-Church school,
100 a. m.-Divine worship 500 p.
m.-Bible study.
Everyone cordially invited to at
tend.
POkegama Nj. E. Church.
Sunday, 200 p. m.-Church school.
800 p. m.-Divine worship.
All are invited.
POmrOy Community Church.
Sunday. 1920 a. m.-Church school.
One cent per word for Want ad.
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HARLIS SCHOOL NOTES

TEACHER: VIVIAN WAHLQUIST
The pupils made vases last week
and decorated them with vanished
paper beads.
The second grade language class
has finished it's Pickaninny booklets
and is now making Mother Goose
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IF THERE is A FAMILY.
THAT HAS A BOY.
AND A GIRL
WHO HAVE NOTHING TO DO.
BUT TEAR UP THE RUGS.
AND KNOCK THE PICTURES.
OFF THE WALL.
THEN A GOOD WAY TO STOP.
THIS.
is TO GET THEM.
ONE OF OUR.
CHEAP.
TYPEWRITERS.
AND LET THE GIRL.
DICTATE LETTERS TO.
THE BOY.
WHILE HE WRITES.
THEM ON THE TYPEWRITER.
GIRLS LIKE TO TELL.
THE BOYS WHAT TO DO.
AND BOYS LIKE TO WRITE.
ON TYPEWRITERS.
WE THANK YOU.
One of our used divers will be de.
livered to your home for S15.-S2.5C
down and $3.50 per month.
AMERICAN PUBLISHING co.
ASKOV - MIMI
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-13
MESSENGER OF
BANK TRAILED
IN CITY BUS
Bold Bandit NJ TX e s
Escape In Auto
Driven BY Aide; Po-
lice Hunt Men

SAN ANTONIO. June 13-tP1-
Following a messenger Of the First
State Bank Of South San Antonio
into q Public Service company bus.
lone bandit today rode with him
to South Laredo street. held him
I'D and robbed him Of approximate
ly $4,000. He forced the bus
driver to let him alight and then
made his escape in a car driven
by another man.
The messenger, Herbert Flack,
had secured the money at bank
in San Antonio and boarded a bus
at Main Plaza. He thought moth
ing Of the entrance Of another man
close behind him. When the bus
reached a point on South Laredo
street. the man suddenly produced
a gun and forced him to hand over
the money.
The bandit then approached the
driver of the bus and forced him
to stop. He dismounted from the
bus and climbed into another car
standing close by, with motor run
ming and a man sitting at the
wheel. AS soon as the bandit had
climbed into the car the driver
speeded away.
Reports Of the holdup we're made
to police and the sheriff's office
and emergency squads from both
departments were dispatched to
work on the case.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-13
CHANNEL GROUP.
TONIGHT.
Committee VIII Appeal En-
gineer's Report on
Water Project

A committee Of Brownsville men
will leave tonight for washington
where they will appear before a
board of army engineers June IL
relative to dredging a channel from
Brazos- Santiago Pass to a point
approximately four miles east OF
Brownsville.
The Brownsville committee is go
ing on an appeal from the partial
adverse report submitted by MID Z.
Fox. United States district engineer
on the proposed channel TO Browns :
Vile. other Valley interests are
opposing the Brownsville plan.
The committee named TO make
the trip consists of r. B. Rentlic'
John Gregg. II. L. Yates. @. G. Pich-
ardson. manager Of the Charoer a
commerce, and J. F. Bianton traftc
manager, chamber Of commerce.
This same committee VIII also
present a petition, signed by
Brownsville citizens. along with a
brief and photographs, showing why
Brownsville asks that S500.0o0 &c
appropriated for a new federal
building. Government officials had
planned to allot 10000 for repairs
TO the present building. constructed
in 1887.
z. A. Rosenthal. member OF the
Brownsville navigation co1il.4issicn,
will Join the group ia Wnshin-ton.
w. <. McDavitt also Is 10 join the
committee in Washington.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-13
SENATOR
FLAYS CREACER
Says He Uses Coercion
Among Appointees to
Texas Posts

WASHINGTON, June 13.-tPl-
Chairman Brookhart Of the senate
patronage committee resumed his
attack on r. B. Creager, republic
can national committeeman for
Texas, in the senate today by call
ing attention to newspaper re-
ports" that Creager was collecting
100000 campaign fund in his state
this year.
Brookhart declared that this
referee named Creager who selects
federal appointees in Texas" col
lected notes amounting to s66,0O0 in
1921 and $4,000 in 1925. This, he
said, was developed in testimony
before his committee.
Nov newspaper reports" he said,
declare that he is collecting $780,
600 this year. There was no presi-
Dental campaign in 1921 or 1925.
and there is none now, but this
man is putting on a campaign Of
coercion. not only among poStmas-
tiers. but among all federal office
holders"
Creager. Brookhart declared,
practically warns ali these office
holders that If they don't contrib
ute there will be no more office"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-13

by a crew of three young
Frenchmen. made a beauti-
full take-off and sped away
to the east accompanied by
a coast guard amphibian.
The Green Flash, American
plane, with an American crew,
nosed over on the beach and swerv-
ed into a ground loop about mid
way Of her run. The loop turned
her nose directly about.
Lewis A. Yancey and Roger q.
Williams Of the American plane
were not injured.
The Green Flash nearly dupli-
Gated its accident OF two weeks ago.
At that time one Of the wheels
dropped into soft sand and caused
it to ground loop, but only the
wheel and a few stay wires were
damaged. The plane was travelling
at much higher rate Of speed to-
day.
The French plane got away two
weeks ago, but was forced 10 return
ait 20 minutes because OF a leak
In the main fuel tank.
The Yellow Bird today used a
mixture Of benzol and gasoline. The
benzol was put I'm the fuel to reduce
the detonation and vibration which
caused the leak on the first take
off.
The mixture will be about 40 per
cent benzol for the first two hours
of flight, 10 then will be cut IN IN
per cent and later to 20 per cent.
The crew OF the Yellow Bird were
Armona Lotti. Jr.. sponsor and CO.
pilot; Jean Assolant. pilot. and
Rene Lefevre. navigator.
Assolant, "A 23-year-oId pink
checked youth. was married three
days ago 10 Miss Pauline Parker
OF New York. She accompanied
him to the beach this morning
ana was very grave a. she bade
MIN goodbye and saw the plane
roar down the hard packed sands
OF the beach.
The Frenchmen carried two au-
tomobile inner tubes for use az life
preseryers. Lotti ordered "a rubber
Continued on page 49,
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robson TRIAL
BEFORE HOUSE
STARTS TODAY
House to Decide If
Connniss ioner Of
Land Office Must
Face Indictment

AUSTIN. June 13.-tP)-Hearlng
on impeachment charges against j..
Robson, commissioner Of the gen.
eral land office, will begin in the
house Of representatives late today.
A delay followed drawing Of rules
to govern the taking Of testimony.
AUSTIN, June 3.--Hearing on
impeachment charges preferred in
the house of representatives against
j.. r. Robson, commission Of the
general land office, was begun to-
day. The house resolved itself into
a committee Of the whole to listen
to testimony on the allegations and
determine whether it should vote
indictments against the veteran Of
ficial TO be tried by the senate.
Robson, known by hundreds Of
frequenters Of the land office as
"Uncle Jim," is serving his 2lst year
as commissioner and his 34th year in
the department, having been q clerk
Continued on page l3D
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-13
TORCH SLAYER FOUND
GUILTY; MUST DIE

ELIZABETH. ~. J., June 49,
tAP)-Henry Colin Campbell to-
day was found guilty Of murder
in the first degree in the torch
Staying Of Mrs. Mildred Mowry,
his bigamous wife. The verdict
contained no recommendation for
mercy and made a sentence or
death In the electric chair obli-
gatory.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-13
WELLS SLATED TO BE
EXECUTED THURSDAY

AUSTIN. June 13.-tPl-Unless
Governor Moody acts today to give
him a stay or commute his sentence
to life Imprisonment. q. 4. Wci's.
sentenced to death for the alleged
murder -uf J. A. Mihhell Of Cole
man. will be electrocuted tonight IN
Huntsville state prison.
The Governor gave Wells q re-
prieve from May 81, original date
for his execution.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-13
HEAVY FUNDS WITHDRAWN

DALLAS, Texas, June 1S.-SRl-
While large sums Of money have
been withdrawn from the Dallas
district Of the Federal Reserve bank
for loans on the New York Stock
Exchange, there remains ample
credit in the territory for legitimate
needs, Gus F. Taylor Of Tyler, pres
ident OF the Dallas Federal Reserve
bank Stockholders association, de-
clared In an address at the annual
meeting Of the stockholders here
today
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-13
One KILLED AS
PLANE DROPS
10-Passenger Pan-American
Cabin Plane Forced
Down In Cuba

HAVANA. June l3.-tFl-An
American radio operator, name not
given, was burned to death at San
tiago. Cuba, today and General Tay-
lor, air line official, severely burned,
when a 10-passenger cabin plane
OF the Pan-American Airways
crashed and burned after a take
off from that city this morning.
Miss Taylor and two other pas
sengers, Lyman Johnson and Earl
Graham, both from Havan, were
slightly bruised.
The plane was destroyed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-13
S1-A-WORD MAN
SAYS WRITING
HAS NO APPEAL

NEW YORK, June i3.-tP-
Calvin Coolidge in an interview
published in the New York
World today discloses that writ
ing as a career has no appeal
to him.
Il don't like to write" he said;
"Oh. I don't find it so difficult
to sit and write about some
thing that / know very well.
such as my own life, but a ca
reer Of writing"
He left the sentence unfin-
ished.
Mr.. Coolidge carried his left
hand bound in a black silk
handkerchief as a result Of a
sprain he suffered while on q
fishing trip last week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-13
MOODY SIGNS Ely BILL

AUSTIN. June l3.-tP)-Gover-
nor Moody today signed the Horna-
day house bill allowing the state
department of agriculture an
emergency appropriation Of $4,000
for the salary Of inspectors at
tempting to prevent the spread into
Texas of the Mediterranean fruit
fly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-13
GIRL IS FOUND SLAIN
BESIDE KANSAS ROAD

INDEPENDENCE. Kas., June 13.
-(Pl-The body Of Margaret White.
20. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
White Of Caney. Ras., Is miles
southwest of here. was found last
night beside a road west q Caney,
apparently the victim OF Staying.
Officers said they found evidence
which they expected to lead 10 the
early arrest OF suspected slayer.
The girl had been dead but a
short time when her body was
found.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-13
CADET KILLED
IN CRASH

SAN ANTONIO. June l3.-tPl--
Flying cadet T.. II. Troup. "a. stu
dent in the advanced flying school
at Kelly Field, was killed, and Fly
ing Cadet Floyd Bernard Wood. Fl,
escaped death by taking 70 his par
achute. when their planes locked
wings over Kelly Field today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-13
FEDERALs TAKE MICHOACAN

MEXICO CITY, June 13.-(Pl-
Dispatches from Michoacan today
said Gen. LaZaro Cardenas with
1000 federal troops had occupied
Coalcoman, Michoacan, without
fighting. No details were given but
yesterday rebels holding the city
were said to be entrenching them
selves to defend il.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-13
Late Bulletins
MURDER SUSPECT HELD

CENTER, Texas, June 13.-(P)-
Joe Cobb. alias John Jackson, 64,
wanted in connection with the
of Deputy Sheriff James
Walker, Of WoOdvilie, Tyler county,
Texas, last October, was arrested
here yesterday. The arrest was ef-
fected when Cobb sought a mar
riage license at the Shelby county
court house and was recognized.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-13
GIRL ACQUITTED
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June Is.
-tPl-Eva Cofer. Georgetown,
Tenn. farm girl. charged with slay-
ing Lee Atchley. IS, merchant. with
a wagon spoke after an alleged In
suit was acquitted by a jury today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-13
SOX BUY CONNALLY

DALLAS. June 13.- R An
nouncement of the purchase OF
George Connally, veteran right
handed hurler Of the Chicago
White Sox. was made today BY
Fred McJunkin. president Of the
Dallss Steers
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THE WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Valley:
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday.
Light TO moderate variable winds,
mostly southerly.
For East Texas: Partly cloudy to-
night and Friday Light 70 moder-
ate variable winds on the coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-13
EIRENIEN ELECT

GALVESTON, Texas, June 13.-
LP)-JOhn Parker, San Angelo, was
elected president Of the State Fire
mems association at the closing ses-
sion here today of the fifty-third
annual convention.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-13

The Lower Rio Grande Valley
Wednesday and Thursday broke out
with an epidemic Of first bales Of
cotton practically all sections being
represented in the early ginnings.
Brownsville was the only place to
report a bale ginner Thursday. but
three had been ginned the day be-
fore. according to tabu.ation Of the
latest reports reaching The Browns
vile Herald.
Edcouch ginned the first bale at
/ d. m. Wednesday and Mission and
Roma both today were claiming
honors for ginning the second bale.
The Roma bale seemed to have won
this honor, ii being reDnrted from
that place that the bale was ginned
at 4 .. m, whereas Mission reported
the bale at that place ginred at
4:30 p. m.
The first bale had been sent TO
Corpus Christi To be auCtioned on
the floor Of the cotton exchange
there; the Mission and Roma bales
were sent to the cotton exchange at
Galveston and early in the after
Continued on Page 10)
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SENATE APPROVES CENSUS

WASHINGTON, June 13.-(Pl-
The senate today approved the CEN
sus-reapportionment bill and sent
10 the White House the first Of the
major legislative proposals Of the
extra session.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-13
Yellow Bird Takes
Off on Ocean Hop;
u. S. Plane Fails

OLD ORCHARD Miane June 13.-(P)-One Of two
transatlantic apanes got away good start today for
Paris but the second destined for Rome crashed before
she left the ground.
The Yellow Bird, huge French monoplane manned
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TIDE TABLE

High and low tide at Point Isabe,
tomorrow, under normal meteor
illogical conditions:
High ...... 1922 a. m; 1880 D. M
Low ....... 3:l6 a. m; 5:29 d. m.
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RIVER FORECAST

The river will continue to fall
slowly practically all along during
the next few days.
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4 Bales Ginned In Valley:
Brownsville Registers |
DOLLAR A POUND

DOLL4hN ~ UNND
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas,
June 13.-(AP)-The first bale of
cotton Of the 1929 season in this
section brought 81 a pound at an
auction here today. IL came from
the Lower Rio Grande Valley.
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BULLETIN

Especial 10 The HeraId)
MISSION, June I3.-The fol-
lowing telegram was received at
l:30 p. m. today by the Mission
Times from Frank Dudley. Mis-
sion ginner who went to Calves
ton with the bale OF cotton gin
ned here Wednesday afternoon:
I'VE win i'm the contest over
first bale with Rio Grande City.
The board Of directors of the
cotton exchange (Galvestonl de-
cidrd in Missions favor. VIII be
offered at p. m"
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MISCELLANEOUS DATA

J Sunset today ............ 7:1S
sunrise tomorrow .......... 5.37
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Emerson Fans

Will Keep You Cool
Guaranteed Five Years
w H Putegnat Company
Brownsville, Texas
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A SHEEP :.

Boo-Boo tried to dismiss the
thought from her mind. tried to
tell herself II was impossible
Hester should prefer Claremont
to Dick. yet she could not erase
the memory OF that taxi ride
home with Hester's head resting
on Claremont's shoulder. her
hand tightly clasped in his
II have a violent headache"
Hester broke in upon her
thoughts. Dicks coming for me
in a few minutes and ! know |
won't be very good company"
where are you two going?"
Boo-Boo asked enVously.
Hester held her hand 20 her
head and said duly. "Oh. to the
movies again. guess" Then.
talking rather mechanically. 81
wish Dick would think of exciting
things to do once in a while. !
get so fed up"
Excitingl The word raced
through Boo-Boo's mind gro
tesquely. Nothing, she felt, could
be as exciting as just being with
Dick, just knowing he cared. II
could give up everything else In
the world if ! had his love-" she
told herself. Silly little Hester.
not to appreciate himi
The doorbell rang and Boo
Boo got up to answer It.
Hello. Dick" and she Smiled
cheerily. as though she were
greeting q customer. "Come in.
won't you, and see what you can
do for your lady loves head.
ache?"
HAS my little darling a bad
head?" inquired Dick in mock
patemal tones that conveyed.
nevertheless, genuine concern.
"Your little darling has de-
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=. By Florence Ross

Boo picked up m ash tray from
q table near the bed to give TO
him, when she noticed that It held
a single, gold-tipped cigarette
stub. With her back TO Dick GhO
lifted the stub, deity, than
handed the empty tray to tia
boy.
In the bathroom shs examined
II more closely. Il carried an
initial, part Of which was burned
away. There was Just enough
Of the delicate gold script left for
her to realize that the cigarette
VA Claremont'L Her heart
pounded furiously ut the realiza-
ton Of Hester's ~duplicity. but she
had no time for further analysis.
As she came out Of thu bathroom
Hester was already In the room,
a little breathless and pale.
I'll simply had to get some
aspirin" abe faltered. Shave
you two been here long?"
mo. we just got in" Dick ex-
planned, apparently relieved at
Hester's temperance.
Boo-Boo crushed the cigarette
stub in her fingers and wondered
how long It would take Dick 70
wake up.
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IHER HEAGTH,
HEART And HoAaE
PAGE

you can see TO finish the facial.
That is, of course, unless you
have someone who can do II for
you.
In any event, when the strips
Of iced cotton have been bound
firmly in place. ice should be
rubbed over the bandages for N
few minutes. AS soon as the skin
begins to Jingle. stop using the
ice until the bandages begin 70
feel warm, then rub the ice over
them again. Continue in this
way for ten OF fifteen minutes.
Pat the face dry and you are
then ready for your makeup.
This is essentially q rejuvenating
facial and II accomplishes won
derful results. Sagging lines dis
appear like magic. providing. OF
course. they are caused by tired
ness and not BY depleted tissues.
The skin is soft and smooth as
the rose petal of poetic fame.
There . every reaso in the
world why such q facial should
accomplish such marvellous re-
suits. Both egg and almond meal
are nourishing. The egg is an
astringent, as are the EPSON
salts and lemon juice Then, too,
the lemon juice and almond meal
r roth bleaching. So what
more promising and beneficial in
gradients could be found for
this time of the year?
The treatment described above
may be taken az often as n de-
sires and viii be found especially
restful and invigorating after q
busy day and before going out in
the evening o
The same treatment given In
a beauty salon should be given
under extremely quiet and com
Portable surroundings. as the en-
tire routine is one of softness
and il is only under such condi-
tons that the greatest and most
beneficial results are gained
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cided hat she can't 20 to the
MOVIES" Hester replied. 81 think
I'D be all right if ! just lie down
and try to sleep" Then. observ.
ing the disappointment in Dicks
face, ~Why don't you take Boo
Boo to the movies? III never get
any sleep with you two jabbering
away here"
Bso- Boo's heart beat double
quick time. What if Dick would
rather be with Hester? At least
for an entire evening she would
be- sitting next to him. for three
hours she would have Dick all To
herself But why did it take him
SO long to say "yes?" Her pride
refused to supply the answer.
At last. at long hast, he said,
why. all right. HeA if you'd
rather be alone-and IL Boo-Boo
wants to 60 with me-"
I'D love to-" and Boo-Boo's
eyes shone. In that instant she
forgot her promise to telephone
Peter ROLAND for a dinner date.
forgot everything but the CLAM
orous knowledge that Dick and
she were going out together. She
drew her coat about her as
though che were about to step
into a gilded carriage with her
prince of dreams and when they
boarded the street car that took
them uptown to the theatrical
district-while none OF the other
passengers suspected it-Boo-
Boo was g princess, stealing one
happy hour from the affairs Of
state.
She was afraid to talk to Dick
much because she knew the dan
ger that lay in any revelation Of
her love-she knew. too, how
hopeless that love was. and how
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one tablespoonful of lemon juice.
Stir lightly until mixed thorough
ly. It's an u~nsightly concoction
but it gives ravishingly beautiful
resultsl
Cleanse the skin thoroughly,
using a pure cold cream and fol
low the removal of the excess
cream with a liberal amount Of
skin tonic. When the tonic has
dried. smooth the egg. almond
meal. lemon juice and epson
salts mixture over the face. throat
and chest and then lie down. per
fectly relaxed. until it begins to
draw and tighten.
At that time place a hot com
press "a cloth that has been
wrung out in hot water) over the
mask and let il remain on until il
begins to cool. Replace it with a
fresh hot one and repeat three OF
four times.
BY this time the preparation
on the face will have become soft
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She Finds She's Falling
For Hesfer's BOy-Friend.

unfair to Hester. So she Just sat
very still. there in the darkness
of the moving picture. theatre
and pretended that Dick was
hers.
But II was obvious that Dick
was unaware of Boo-Boo's wist
full flights Of fancy. He occu-
pied himself wholly with the pic
ture. then in q rather efficient
manner suggested that they get
a bite 70 eat somewhere. Boo
Boo caught herself wishing. ms
they climbed the steps Of the
boarding house at midnight, that
the evening had Just begun.
"WiIl you come in for q min
ute-to see Hester?" she asked
him timidly while che opened
the door.
"Yes. but ! guess she's fast
asleep"
They tiptoed into the room
and turned on a dim lamp. Hes
ter was not in sight.
Il wonder where she could
have gomez" Boo-Boo murmured
anxiously. "You don't think she's
at the doctor's?"
Dick was disturbed, nervous.
"I1l wait around awhile" he sug.
gested. lighting a cigarette. Boo