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cerned.
 l He went away with Pamela, fully believing that one Tommy Mitchell was the luckiest man in the world.
 Well. I'm glad that Mildred is going 10 be married. Doesn't she look happy?" Pamela exclaimed when they were downstairs. You'll have to help me choose a wedding present for her."
 stephen was eloquently silent.
 Back in the Lawrence flat there was plenty of eloquence at the mo- ment but it was most certainly not i silent.
 Connie. what do you mean by telling such a falsehood ?" her mother began as soon as the front door had closed on the departing callers.
 Now, nom. don't get excited, ' Connie pleaded Tt isn't that love truth less but that I certainly love Mildred more than I do that dressed up Judson cat. She came up here purposely to Haunt that no account Stephen Armitage in our faces."
 Connie, Connie!"
 Connie wheeled upon Mildred. You sec what you get?" she said furiously. You should have taken him when he was in jail and then dropped him down the nearest man. hole. But no, you must be noble and bring them together again. We'll, I've no sympathy for you. You might have known that Pamela Judson would act like this!'
 You're wrong" Mildred walled defensively. Pamela doesn't know ;. ."
 Connie snorted. "She doesn't. Oh. how I'm laughing! That boob Stephen is the only one who doesn't know that you're nuts about him!"
 Please"
 "Yes, please" Connie stormed on: please let her keep right on hurt ing you-the Chinese brigand-just because she's the high and mighty Miss Judson and we're melodies. And don't tell me I have an in- feriority complex. either. It's you and nom who have when you won't fight back at that white-livered pussy cat. ."
 Now Connie. :"
 Don't know me-" Connie raged on when her mother tried to quiet
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her. Mildred told ne aM abeut 1t last night. She knows ! think she's . fool. Trying to convince me she went to MT. Judson just to get stephen out of jail. What good does 1t do her, I'd like to know. to have him out? He ran straight back to his mama with the sugar plums!"
 Suddenly Mildred put her face down on her knees and burst into uncomfortable weeping.
 "see what you've done now" Mrs. Lawrence cried and rushed over to Nildred's side.
 Connie stared. turned on her heel and rushed from the room. For the next half hour she lay with her face buried in . pillow sob- ping put her bruised young heart.
 She believed she'd saved Mill dred'a pride and her achievement wasn't appreciated. Anyway. if that wasn't enough to cry over. she had to release the floodgates of sympathy for her sister that had been locked up in her heart since she first discovered Mildred's secret.
 Her mother came to her present. ly and lifted her head from the wet pillow, holding 1t against her bosom while she gently stroked the damp curls back from the tear stained face.
 ''There. there, baby" she soothed tenderly. Mildred wants you. honey. Just sit with her while l fix a bite of lunch"
 She leaned over and pressed her lips to the smooth young cheek that lay uppermost. She was feel inE each pans of her suffering twain. knowing their heartaches exactly as they knew them.
 Mother" Connie cried chokingly. Why did 1t have to happen to Mill dred? She isn't hard boiled like like me. Can't you just imagine how gloriously happy shed have been,with Stephen"
 "Yes, dear. yes. But let's do all we can for her. Don't say any more about him."
 "I won't" Connie promised.
 Stephen was not mentioned again in that household for several days.
 But in another quarter his name was the chief topic of conversation for heated half hour.
 The gunmen Huck had sent to do his killing were on the carpet for the second time. Huck couldn't seem to get enough of cursing them.
 Finally the man. with the injured wrist rebelled. "Aw. cut the spiel" he said sullenly. You ain't crippled
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THIS HAS HAPPENED


 Mildred Lawrence falls in love with Stephen Armitage. who ia lured away by Pamela Judson when she tslls hlm Mildred is trying to marry her brother. Harold, for money. Hareld fears Huck Connor. who Is hlackmailing him over . forged check. Huck is infatuated with Pa msla, and when she announces her ensasement to Stephen. frames him for the theft of an auto and causes his arrest. Pamela drops stephen, but Mildred tries to get him out of jail.
 Harold had once told her he feared Huck, who had threatened to ret rid of Stephen to keep him from marry Pamela. Mildred deter mines to force Harold to help her, and is shocked to hear of his appar- rent suicide. She tells Stephen her suspicious but they have no proof. Finally she goes to MT. Judson. who takes her to headquarters to tell her story.
 Judson balls Stephen out and Pa mela begs forgiveness. On the way from the jail to the hotel he narrow- ly escapes being shot by a thug. He reports to Mir. Judson and is horri- fled to learn that Mildred has been wounded by a gangster shot. His concern over her causes Judson tc doubt his love for Pamela and he forbids his daughter to buy her man." She reminds him that his money mad bought her two penniless stepmothers. Convinced that she loves Stephen, the father gives in.
 Next day Pamela surprises Ste phen by taking him to call on Mill dred, where she announces that they are to be married right away and leave for an African honeymoon. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
 CHAPTER XLV
 Everyone in the room except Con- nie was surprised at what Stephen said to Mildred.
 May ] wish you happiness?" he asked in low. strained voice.
 Mildred looked up at him ques- tioningly. His troubled eyes, she thought. seemed vainly trying to hide an inward tumult.
 "Why." she said, T ." and then she stopped. Could he have guessed? Did he know that every fibre of her being was reaching out to him on the impulse to keep him
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 %NJTH DEWEY GROVES ,x1gH.1s&ssiL.

from going away with Pamela = forever? Was he sorry for her wishing that she might some day find happiness n great as his own?
 She drew herself up stiffly.
 Il told him." Connie broke in and looked triumphantly at Pamela. that you're engaged to Tommy Mitchell"
 "Oh. I know I was a bit pre- nature" the younger girl ex- claimed hastily. But you're going to be. Tommy told me so.''
 Mildred relaxed suddenly and sank back in her chair.
 Panea spoke up accusingly. You've allowed me to tell you all about stephen and myself and you never spilled word. Stephen either" She turned to her fiance and regarded him closely.
 Thank goodness he's too dumb to see through that trick" she thought, no at all taken in by SOutlIc lduIlCdNlVHs
 Mrs. Lawrence was rendered speeches..
 Stephen did not stir until Mil- dred put up a hand and murmured: Thank you"
 Pamela glanced impatiently at her wristwatch before Stephen re- leased Mildred's cold little fist.
 Come along, Stevo, darling" she called out impatiently. we're go- ing down to the steamship office. you know"
 Mildred drew her hand away. "Goodby," she said through lips that she could not quite keep from trembling. Bon voyage"
 Its too early for that" Stephen answered quickly.
 Mildred looked over at Pamela.
 But we must engage passage in advance" that determined young lady remarked with much firmness.
 "Mildred's going to Bermuda Tommy said" Connie put in.
 Bermuda!
 Africa!
 The first gave Stephen a wrench and Mildred thought of the second with pang.
 They looked at each other help lessly, their hearts in their eyes, while others disposed of their lives. At least Connie was disposing of Mildred as far as Stephen was con-
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Huck startsd. Then he looked at the other two men. ~Wait out side," he said shortly.
 They rot up and went out.

That little rats been squawkin' over the beatin' you give him." Duke told Huck. Tt was a fool thing to do. Connor."
 Damn him." Huck gritted.
 ''I told you to let the girl alone. I" Duke reminded him. "A thing like that stirs up too much public sen- timent. Tt was break for you that Snifty muffed it. But you don't want him yappin'. Better get the boys outside to take him for a ride"
 Huck nodded and dug out a hun dred-dollar bill. Gall them in" he said and Duke went over to the door to summon the men.
 Huck gave the hundred-dol b!ll to the man who had driven the taxicab from which the shot was fired at Frean and told him what he wanted done.
 And don't lose any time," he added coldly.
 The man nodded and went out.
 Wait" Huck said to the other
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He noticsd that uuks v1s n. easy. He seemed to be trying te lead up to something. Altar h had chewed his cigar to . ras Huck asked what he had on his mind.
 ''I'll tell you" Duke answered. I've got some bad news for you"
 (TO BE CONTINUED)
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Sealed proposals will be received
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF The First National Bank In
Brownsville. Texas. will he held ct It's
banking house on Tuesday. January
~. 1880. at $50 O'Clock p. m. for n
election OF directors and the transac-
ton OF such other business as may
properly come before the meeting. O..
@. Wagner. vice-president and cashier
Ills. KOS
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Office OF the Collector Of Customs.
Port Of Brownsville. Texas. Novem-
Der 20. 1929. Notice is hereby given
that on this date there was seized
near the Viilanueva Ranch. from
Arnulfo Leal. for violation OF Sect
500 Tariff At 1922 and Sect. 3062
r. S.. One Ford Sedan. motor No.
14253542. Anyone claiming the above
described automobile will file claim
with me within twenty COD days
from the date Of this notice: other
wise I win sell the automobile at
public auction nc the u. :. Custom
house. Brownsville. Texas. on Fri
day. December 20. 1929. at 10 o'clock
q. m.-Wm. Neale. Deputy Collector.
11-29-7-14-3s. $500
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NoTTcE 10 -srocKHoLpERs-

The annual meeting OF h stock
holders OF the Rio Grande Valley Trust
Co. OF Brownsville, Texas. Will be held
at It's banking house on Tuesday.
January IA. 1880. at 1000 o'clock a.
m. for the election OF directors and
the transaction OF such other busi-
ness as may properly come before the
meeting. d. +. Callahan. vice-presi-
dent.-1-l3. xio7
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The annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Merchants National
Bank OF Brownsville. Texas. viii be
held &C It's banking house on Iues-
lay. January IA. 1890. az 3 O'Clock p.
a. for the election OF directors and
4he transaction OF such other business
Is may properly come before the meet
Ing r. j.. Tucker. vice-president and
cashfcr-i-l3. xl06
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Having sold my interest in h Alex
ander Tire Co. of Brownsville. Texas.
70 s.. Z. Vauter and G. A. Nietert. b
public Is hereby notified that the said
3. +. Vauter and @. "A. Nietert are re-
sponsible FOR all outstanding bills and
ere also to collect all accounts due
the said Alexander Tire Co. Dated
this 7th day OF December, 1928. Harris
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SNAF@.A acres Arroyo frontage. So
miles north Rio Hondo. Water. lights.
All for only $3.50 cash. Other lots,
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WANTED TO BUY-Table model Cros-
ley radio without speaker. Must be in
good condition and reasonable. Apply
A. W. Buchek. First National Bank.
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PLAYER piano In first class condition.
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used only one week. Reason for sell
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TO

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the State National Bank, OF
Brownsville, Texas, will be held &C its
banking house on Tuesday. January
II. 1880. at $50 O'Clock D. m. FOR n
election OF directors and the transact
ton OF such other business ~ may
properly come before the meeting. A.
II. Fernandez. cashter-1-13- x1o9
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
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holders OF the Texas Bank az Trust
Co., OF Brownsville, Texas. viii be held
a. its bankinR house on tuesday. jan
uary "a, 1880. at $50 o'clock p. m. for
the election Of directors and the trans
action 81 such other business aB may
properly come before the meeting. Joe
Celays, Js. cashier.-1-l3. xllO
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