The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-31

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the boy she loved was holding her
in his arms. kissing her tears
away. Telling her that their fu-
lures lay far apart.
Molly wiped her eyes.
L forgot to tell you she said.
Red got himself transferred from
police court to sports. He's written
baseball before. Besides, he has a
drag with the publisher. And he's
got himself sent to st. Petersburg,
to cover the Braves training camp.
You see he wanted to be around,
dear. while I'm working on the
play
Jack lit cigaret and said moth
ing
After all" she pointed out de-
fenSiyely, 1T was his idea-the play
mean. If it goes, it will be more
to Reds credit than mine. 3.
You're not Jealous OF Red, honey?'
"Jealous?" he repeated. Well,
reckon every one in love is more or
less jealous, honey
No, they're not" she affirmed.
Psycho-analySts saE that jealousy is
an indication Of an inferiorlty COM
pleX."
~Yes-and how old are psyche
analysts?" he demanded. They're
ancient fossils who're forgotten all
about being Young and in love.
Maybe they never we're in love any
how. What do they know about it?
But I'M not cross, dear. And if
I'm Jealous. it, my own funeral.
hope you and Red hit the bulls
eye. Honest I Go.
A WEEK late~ Molly and Red
"A we're hard al work. They had
lei5 the train al Jacksonville. where
chey hired a Sccond-han car, and
notored on to s.. Petersburg. The
car was theirs for six weeks They
had loitered at ST. Augustine, and
hey stopped in Daytona to see the
famous beach. where a friend Of
Reds had been killed driving rae
ing ca.
At ST. Augustine. over the ancient
walls of the oldest house in Amer
lea. there grows a money vine, and
the legend is that whoever carries
aeleaf of it will always have wealth.
Molly had promised not to write
Jack. unless a time should come
when she needed his help. But now
she put leaves from the celebrated
money vine in an envelope, and
send them to Jack for a talisman.
I'd lots rather she told herself,
have Jack be somebody. than be
somebody myself" And at the time
she believed she meant it, for she
was missing him cruelty. AND Req
was not always tactful
Any girl that can earn a good
living is pretty darn lucky, OBJ
served Red one day.
They were at Don Cesar beach.
watching a group of young people
WHO played at being acrobats, They
we're strong young things, with
beautiful brown bodies, slim and
straight and supple.
Look at EN-" said Red. The
Young out of the nest. Rich kids on
a holiday. And pretty soon the
holiday will be Overland the boys
will 60 to work They'll learn to
forage for themselves. Bat how
about the girls? What's going to
happen to them? They don't go to
vork-not if the old man has money
bags. they won't Well, what are
hey going to do?'
Molly laughed
Find forager," she predicted
lightly ~.
hat amt hell. what is? Its de-
grading. that's what is it. Nice
eirls-and they're brought up TO
hunt a foragerl Molly old dear its
a lucky girl can earn her own
living"
But Molly was growing tired OF
Reds cynicisms.
"Oh. I don't know" she pro-
tested. I'm beginning to lean to-
ward fashioned romance. a
man who loves his wife wants to
support her. 1t is a privilege, a
pleasure. and a pride
Red grimaced. Not only that.
he amended impiously. but IT'S
more blessed to give than toe
ceiye."
1t certainly is" agreed Molly
The pleasure of giving is Sweeter
than that of receiving, and infinitely
more beneficial. Take my father
and mother. All their lives they've
been sacrificing for each other. and
they're the happiest people I know
Take Jack and me. He's generous
and noble. And I'm so darn selfish
and mercenary-
Lets not get personal. inter-