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G ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE
NOTICE
TO ALL INHABITANTS, PERSONS
OWNING PROPERTY IN OR IN
ANY WAY INTERESTED IN THE

TO ALL INHABITANTS, PERSONS
OWNING PROPERTY IN OR IN
ANY WAY INTERESTED IN THE
HEREINAFTER DESC RIBED
TERRITORY CONTIGUOUS TO
THE CITY OF BROWNSVILLE,
TEXAS. AND TO THE CITIZENS
AND TAX PAYERS OF THE
CITY OF BROWNSVILLE, TEX
AS:
WHEREAS. the City of Browns
vile. through its City Commission,
is contemplating extending the city
limits. and to this end and for this
purpose the City Commission has
called a public hearing TO be held
IN conformity with the provisions
or the City Charter;
THEREFORE, all persons inter
ested in this matter DO HEREBY
TAKE NOTICE that a public hear
ing will be held at the City Hall in
the City OF Brownsville. on Noven,-
Der goth, 1880. beginning at 10
o'clock A. NJ. at which hearing the
inhabitants of such territory. and
the owners Of property within the
same. and any citizen or tax pay
or Of the City Of Brownsville. and
any and all persons interested in
said matter may. in person or BY
counsel. offer evidence and present
their views In favor Of or against
the inclusion Of the territory here
matter described: and may offer
evidence that the inclusion Of such
territory. or the several areas or
some portion thereof. is or is not
urban or suburban in character and
adjacent TO the City limits: and
may also offer evidence that the
inclusion of such territory within
said City limits would or would not
be a benefit to the inhabitants there
Of, and TO the owners Of property
therein. equal to or greater than the
tax burden and other obligations
that would fall upon them as a re-
suit OF such inclusion; and may
also offer evidence to show that the
inclusion Of such territory, or por-
tons thereof. would or would not
be a benefit to the existing City of
Brownsville.
The territory which is contem-
plated to be included within the
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Good Tits on Valley Schedule for FRIDAY
Cochrane Shoots
Sensationany
Against Hoppe

NEW YORK. Nov. 19.-F-with
one-third OF the long grind behind
him. Welker Cochran held q lead
Of $50 points over Willie Hoppe In
their worlds 1871 balkline billiards
championship today.
Cochran, who the first two
blocks by comfortable margins, du-
plicated again yesterday. taking the
afternoon session. 800 to 49,, and
the evening block. 800 to is3. The
grand totals were: Cochran 400.
Hoppe $40. Eight more blocks will
be played.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. i9.-tF1-
Close on the heels Of the National
Amateur Athletic Union conven-
ton, the American Olympic Asso-
citation met today with prospects OF
a more harmonious session than
that OF four years ago.
Members looked for no repetition
Of the bitter battle for control which
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-19
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

INDIANAPOLIS-Joey Goodman.
Cleveland. outpointed Danny Del
mont, Chicago, lo). Marty Samp-
son. Hartford. Conn, outpointed
Young Eiler, Louisville. KY, 81.
TOPEKA, Kas.-Angus Snyder.
Dodge City. Kans., won a technical
knockout over Jim st. Clair. Waco.
Texas, C2).
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DISTRICT EIGHT

Last Weeks Results
Austin 0. Main Avenue 0 (tie<.
Alamo Heights Is. Corpus Christi
Breckenridge 10. Brownsville 0.
Robstown 80. Kingsville Is mon
conference.
Laredo 6. Kerrville 3.
This Weeks Schedule
Austin at Brownsville.
Harlandale vs.. Alamo Heights,
(San Antonio) Friday.
Laredo at Robstown, Saturday.
Breckenridge VS.. Main Avenue
(San Antonio) Nov. q.
Corpus Christi at RobstoTn. Nov.
27.
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Savoldi to PLAY

NEW YORK Nov. 19.-F-Tht
committee arranging details for the
benefit football game between tht
Notre Dame all-stars and the New
York Giants here on SUNDAY. Dec
IL, announces that Joe Savoldi
battering ram fullback. will appear
in the All-Stars lineup. Savoldi
star Of this years Notre Dame elev.
en-. withdrew frcm school a fsv
DAYS ago because OF marital diff,
culties.
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DISTRICT ONE

Results Last Week
Amarillo 80, Electra o.
Pampa II, Childress o.
Sherman 26, Wichita Falls 7 mon
conference
Quanah 10. Plainview 8.
Lubbock and Vernon. idle.
This Weeks Schedule
Saturday:
Wichita Falls at Pampa
Electra at Quanah.
Vernon at Lubbock.
PlainvieT at Childress.
Amarillo, idle.
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THIEF | S
: X < : i:
MONEY TAKING
= =
GRID TICK S

EVANSTON, Ill. Nov. le.-R
james A. Thim!os. owner Of a
foodshop. loves football.
He was the proud owner Of two
tickets 70 the Northwestern
Notre Dame game 10 be played
here Saturday. For weeks he
kept them locked up securely, he
thought, in his cash register, but
every new and then when a IA
vorsd customer came in he would
take them out for display pur-
: Ieses only.
Last night a policeman walk
kng by the shop an hour after
Thimios had locked up. noticed
that the front door had been
broken open. Nothing was dis
turbed except the cash register.
the drawer OF which was ope~
with $50 lying there in p.l
sight.
But the tickets we're gone
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DISTRICT FIVE

Last Weeks Results
Greenville 80, Denison s.
Gainesville 6, Sulphur Springs O
Sherman 8. Paris 0.
Mckinney Is, Denton 2.
This Weeks Schedule
Tuesday.
Denison VS.. North Side.
Friday:
Mckinney a. Sherman.
Denton at Sulphur Springs.
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DISTRICT THREE

Last Weeks Results
Oak Cliff is, Sunset Z.
Highland Park z. Polytechnic z.
Dallas Tech. Is: Forest 0.
Schedule This Week
Friday:
Oak Cliff VS.. Dallas Tech.
Polytechnic VS.. TT. Worth Central.
S~aturG/-:
Forest VS.. Woodrow Wilson.
Thanksgiving Day:
Highland Park VS.. Oak Cliff
championship game
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Weeks Results
Tyler %. Athens 8.
Texarkana s. Marshall s (tie).
Nacogdoches IS. Lufkin s.
Remaining Schedule
Wednesday
Tyler at Lufkin.
Marshall at Nacogdoches.
Nashville. Ark, at Texarkana
(non-conference).
Friday
Athens at Palestine.
Thanksgiving Day
Tyler at Marshall.
Lufkin at Palestine.
Athens at Nacogdoches.
Texarkana. Ark. at T~exarkana.
Texas Cnon-conference).
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DISTRICT TWO

Results Last Week
Cisco 3, Ranger o.
Sweetwater 10. Big Spring 6.
Breckenridge %, Brentwood 0.
Abilene IA, San Angelo 0.
Ranger u, Eastland o.
Cisco Is, SWeetTater 0,
Schedule This Week
Abilene at Mineral Wells.
Big Spring at Ranger.
San Angelo at Breckenridge.
Sweetwater at Brentwood.
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Chase Draining Rapidly to Close
A a

Games This Week
Beaumont and John Reagan at
Houston.
jeff Davis at Port Arthur.
Sam Houston and South Park at
Beaumont.
Milby at Bryan.
San Jacinto at Galveston.
Weeks Results
Port Arthur Is, Beaumont O..
John Reagan Is, Jeff Davis Is.
Sam Houston q, San Jacinto o.
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DISTRICT FOUR

Last Weeks Schedule
Corsicana 20. Mexia o.
Hillsboro 80. Itasca o.
Corsicana so. Temple o.
Waco Is. Cleburne 6.
This Weeks Schedule
Friday:
Cleburne vs.. Hillsboro, at Hills
boro.
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Martin. Rektorlk & Go.

CHANCES ARE that I. z Martin
and Solid" Rsktorik will again
coach the All-Vallev squad. They
trained the aggregation last year
Last night the Valley Coaches and
Officials association in session az
Ia Fe~ia voted 10 have the coach
who wins the Valley championship
guide the All-Vallev squad. Re viii
select his assistant. Either REX
tor!k or Martin one will win the
championship and the one that
does will likely nominate the other
as his assistant. They have respect
for each others ability.
Al the first Of the year when
Everyone was predicting another
!. Championship for the Cardinals.
gsektcrik said watch the Partners.
And subsequent events have proved
that Dutch was right.
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JAVELINAS TO
PLAY BILLIES
kingsville's Last I. /. A. A.
Game Of Season On
Tap Saturday
Special 70 The Heraldl

KINGSVILLE, Nov. Ie. With
only four days between the East
Texas game and the Daniel Baker
game, the K%ingsville A. G. 7. Javelin-
as wasted no time getting down TO
hard work preparing for the tilt
with the Hill Billies here next Sat-
urday. With the exception of Alien,
center, the Javeiinas should be in
good condition for the game.
Allen has a bad ear that has been
giving him a lot Of trouble. Sadler,
second string center. played a great
game against East Texas and will
probably get the call for the center
post next Saturday.
Daniel Baker is expected TO pus
a team on the field that will COM
pare favorably with any team seen
here this year. At tackles the Hill
Billies have two Of the best men In
the T. I. A. A. in Captain Abney
McKeevers and Ross Prescott.
Other outstanding men IN the line
are Wise at guard and Harlow at
center.
Triple Threat
Speck Smith at a half is a triple
threat man who Is ranked along
with Doyle Coe and Jim Day of the
Bearcats and Albert Cox Of the
Javelinas as among the best backs
in the conference. The Daniel Baker
team Is coached by Ed Blair and
Roy White.
The game Saturday will be the
last home tilt for the Javelinas and
will be the last chance for South
Texas fans 70 see T. !. "A. "A. teams
in action this season. This will DC
the last game on Hogg field for
Capt. Gordon Cabiness. big guard,
and Nil Aud. the scrapping little
end who is giving opposing tackles
and backs so much trouble this year.
II Is a safe bet that these two nell
will turn IN about the hest games
of their career.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-19

The Oldest printed Bible IS the
Gutenberg Bible. the first product
OF the printing press. II appeared
August IS. 1856. Only A copies Of
10 are known az the present time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-19

Eel5 have an organ in the tail that
rulsates and fishermen call il a
second heart II is not a real heart.
tut i an eel is struck in this region
II has the same fatal effect as a
blow Owe the heart.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-19

Che Nah. the smallest man in the
world, was brought to America by
F. T. Barnum. and died in Chicago
Il, the age Of SO In 1926. He was
-hes tall
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-PAL

SEVERAL IMPROVEMENTS
have been made in the method o.
selecting the All-Vallev. Last year.
the association named the entire
SQUAD. This wear the winning coach
will be permitted 10 name eleven
men and the association will name
the other IA This gives the coach
2 better working arrangement. Last
years Battle If Grapefruit settled
down 20 a Diplomatic affair. II was
imperative that every member OF
the large squad see action because
there we're people i'm the stand TO
sec their home bows perform. With
the squad trimmed down. the VAL
lev team should give r much better
account m Itself The All-Valley
SQUAD viii rlav an ail-star squad
from the Del Rio district this sea-
son ~ Ha~lirren.
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MAROONS AND
BUCKS STRONG

Right this way ladies and gentle
men, step in close. Here we have
the Breckenridge Buckaroos and
the Austin Maroons in the state
finals Of the annual schoolboy foot
ball title chase.
From the way things are round
ing into shape now, that little pipe
cream Is not at all impossible and
Is as probable as any other pairing
you might happen to nominate.
There are nine undefeated, united
Class "A clubs in the state AZ
present. They are Amarillo. Breck-
enridge. Oak Cliff, Corsicana
Greenville. Sherman, Tyler. Port
Arthur and John Reagan. Teams
seemed destined to cop district
championship are Amarillo. Breck-
enridge. Oak Cliff. Corsicana.
Greenville, Tyler. Port Arthur and
Austin.
Sandies Strong
Amarillo is the only united, IN
defeated team in District One and
she Is practically in as champion.
Lubbock and Pampa evidently
have failed in what they believed
was their banner year. The Golden
Sand Storm is well on its way to
another district title which she
cops annually. Amarillo does not
play this week.
The Breckenridge Buckaroos are
the only united, undefeated team
In the tough Oil Belt-District
Two. The defending state cham
pions, while not the powerful grid
unit they were in 20. are ranting
along IN good style and are almost
certain TO win the district title.
This week they play the San An
gelo Bobcats who do not rate SO
highly.
Thanksgiving Oak Cliff. Of Dali
las and Highland Park OF Fort
Worth tangle for the District
Three pennant. Cliff has not beaten
in her section while Highland has
had several points clipped of her
perfect standing. Central Texas
scrlbes are giving Oak Cliff the
edge.
Corsicana. united and undefeated.
seems slated for the District -Four
title. She does not plsv this week.
In District Five. both Creenville
and Sherman enjoy perfect stand
ings. Greenvilie has the edge OF
one game. however. Both clubs are
idle this week.
Tyler is practically in IS cham
pion ot District Six. She has a
perfect standing and only Lufkin
and Marshall. two weak clubs, re-
main on her schedule.
Jackets Going Places
Port Arthur and John Reagan
are the united. undefeated leaders
IN District seven. Port Arthur has
the edge Of one game and gets a
relatively easy opponent this week
in Jeff Davis. Reagan gets a tough
customer in Beaumont. The YELLOW
Jackets had TO kick the dope a mile
high TO beat Beaumont by two
touchdoTns last week.
Austin has the inside track IN
District Eight and all she lacks OF
sewing up the title is a win over the
Brownsville Screaming Eagles here
Friday. Astute critics declare that
the Maroons have one OF the best
teams Austin has turned out since
the DAYS OF Big Os Eckhart. II is
a well balanced grid unit. with nc
outstanding luminaries. The
Screaming Eagles could throw a
monkey wrench into District Eight
BY downing the Maroons. That
would throw Austin into q tie with
the winner Of the Breckenridge
Main avenue game.
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TITLES TO Be
WON OR LOST
Card-Panther and Maroon
Eagle Contests
Top Bill
VALLEY FOOTBALL
standings

Games Friday
Austin az Brownsville.
Weslaco at Harrington.
San Benito at Donna.
Mission at McAllen.
p. S. j. A. at Rio Honeo.
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Emmma The BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION a@E
Sports

BY HAL EUSTACE
! = n q n n n = q u 4

THE AUSTIN high Maroons will
come here tomorrow, and unless We
miss our guess badly, Harvey Will
rsms will be in their midst. Har-
tey Is one or those fellows who
makes school a pleasure. He is a
sport enthusiast than whom there
IS 1o greater. Baseball is his spec
ialty. but football comes a close
second. When Eustaqulo was at
tending Austin high. Harvey taught
manual training. Since he has TAX
on charge Of the entire department
am ii Is Of the lest in the
state.
HARVEY used TO spend half Of
the day explaining to us how 70
construct 2 cedar CheS-, and then
take IT'D the other halt trying TO
remodel bucket hitters and thumbs
10 curves. He has turned out sew
clal excellent high school mines and
some Of his boys have gone up. AS
VIC walked into the Memorial sta
dunn last year for the Screaming
Earle-Maroon game, Harvey stood at
the gate. Despite the fact that much
water mas gone under the bridge
smce / was in his classes, Harvey
recognized me as the dub who was
always spilling acid on himself in
the sheet metal class.
Sca-rs ". Eattlers
TIT BROWNSVILLE Junior COL
leee Scorpions. the greatest grid
unit ever turned out along the low
or reaches Of the ancient Rio
Grande. will take on st. Marys
University Rattlers here Tuesday.
Fe6 Irvine definitely closed the con-
tract last night. IN five games. the
SCORPIONS have averaged better thar
"a point every two minutes. In the
Pattlers. they will be meeting a
, clrb worthy Of their efforts. Big
Dan Barnhart. fullback Of the
Screaming Eagles last wear. will play
tho tailbaCk position fer the RAFT
icrs. He will be pitted against five
o. his teammates Of last season.
Cabler. Newman. Sylvester. Bennett
and Summers will be in the Scorpion
starting lineup. This should be the
hes game Of the season.
THE SCORPIONS most notable
victory this year was their 1910 de-
cision over the strong Aggie Fresh
rlen. The Frosh had better mater
ial this year than they have had IN
full r1anv a moon. vet they were
rcundly cutplayed BY the Seorps.
spencer. all-state tullback at Gilmer
last year. had q word 70 say after
tie game. After someone had re-
marked about the good work Of the
Brownsville Backfield. Spencer said:
Give me a line like those guys were
working behind and I'd star too"
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G ADVERTISEMENT

avenue game.
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WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE

beautiful INDECENT hiess
in Norsburg
mother wants her Dick COlvin ungan
couth but refuses.
attempts kiss
neigh
a in
Immediately her. He wants to
to
MARTY for fame andm
Then she
= - -
Returning home night
another
him he
Feeling further
Virginia. " - " -
STORY
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nd Dick Colvin Clash, Much to Ver1

Iferent enough not TO try IL.
"Humph!" he exclaimed, with a
grin, "did you think could resist
your charms, my dear? And after
all. I haven't hurt you. If you knew
how crazy I am about you, you
wouldn't begrudge me little kiss"
"It seems to me, Doctor" she re-
piled haughtily, "that embraces ought
to be mutual affairs. That is to say,
they should be desired and sought
by both parties. You are nice fell
low and all of that sort Of thing, but
I don't care to swap kisses for no
reason other than to be doing 1t. I
think that sort of thing cheapens a
girl-makes her common"
"I'm sorry" he returned, soberly,
'but you looked so beautiful that
I just couldn't resist the tempta-
ton. Why don't you get married,
Verna? You are so young and beau
tiful. You would make an ideal
wife"
ooh, Yes?"
"You sure would" he emphasized.
'I't: marry you myself II you would
have me-"
Verna lowered her eyes in confu-
sion. There it was again. Every
man tina. saw her wanted to marry
her, but neither Dick Colvin, Donald
Baxter nor Hugh Godfrey had been
as desirable as Charlie Meyers. He
was well-educated, handsome, quite
wealthy and had rapidly growing
practice.
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pastimes, and she knew that that
was what is invariably expected in
automobile rides.
Friends had told her Of the speed
with which DR.. Meyers worked. And
yet, although she had been in WEIGH
almost q month, she had seen none
of the surrounding country on any Of
the little settlements far up the gull
lies and cuts Of which she heard all
of the customers speak. 1t would be
nice to 60 driving around la Dr..
Meyers's long, low coupe. After all,
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NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY

way mean. I'd like to have you to
go out with me sometime. For in
stance, how about little ride this
afternoon?"
Verna hesitated for minute. She
did not want to offend DR.. Meyers.
He was a good customer and a very
likable chap, but she had no desire
to indulge in any of the roman C
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,She knew enough now to hold men
at their distance.
"Well," he spoke again, you're not
afraid are you? Do you think I'll
eat you?"
"Who said anything about being
afraid?" she came back, arching her
long narrow eyebrows. Come back
at two-thirty and I'll show you
whether I'm afraid or not"
"Bully for you, kidd" he doomed,
enthusiastically. "I'H be back here
with bells on and show you every
nook and Granny Of Mcdowell
County"
"Just Like All Men"
He was as good as his word, and
shortly after the time stated, they
we're speeding in and out the wind
ing valleys. He was a good driver
and the dangers OF the tortuouS roaoS
made the trip quite thrilling.
They passed town after town
nesting around coal breakers. Sew
eral times they stopped at certain
points to enjoy an unusually good
view, and Verna was rather surprised
that DR.. Meyers made none of the
usual overtures she had expected and
had determined to repulse. He would
look at her steadily and covetuously,
but that was all. Nevertheless, there
was something in his grey eyes that
told her the rumors about him were
not exaggerated.
Towards sunset he stopped the car
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near the top of a high hill from
which. the surrounding country was
visible for miles around. AS the cool
evening air bathed their faces, he
turned suddenly in his seat, deity
put one arm around verna's deli
cately curved neck and kissed her
firmly and at length.
Don't do thatI" she almost shout
ed, when she was able to speak. 81
don't like that sort OF thing at all,
DR.. Meyers. I thought you'd be dif-
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CHAPTER SIX
THE NARROW ESCEPE

1t YVES a vastly different country
IN which Verna found herself the
next afternoon. On all sides were
steep hills, green with foliage of
bushes and trees, with here and there
settlements of miners houses perched
on the sides. 1t was an area of
twisting valleys and gullies, with
turbulent little streams rushing this
wsy and that, tortuous roads that
tried the skill of the best automobile
drivers and very occasionally level
place scooped out of the sides of the
hills.
The skies were clear and blue most
of the time and the air was pure and
invigorating. The people, white and
colored, mostly coal miners, were
breezy and hospitable, and she
noticed a camarader1e and under
standing tolerance between the races
that was very pleasing. She felt
that she would like this country.
For five dollars week she got
room in the home of Mrs. Allen, q
school teacher, and after a few days
she was fortunate enough to obtain
a job as waitress in colored reStau-
rant. This was new work for her,
but Verna was a versatile girl. She
was always neat and clean, polite
and charming to all, and because Of
her beauty the little eating place
soon drew twice as many customers
as it had ever boosted.
Verna received so many tips from
the worshipful miners that she con-
fdently looked forward to the time
when she could leave and go to the
great city of New York.
Verna Attracts Again
Then came DR.. Charlie Meyers. He
was dentist with offices not far from
the restaurant. Ever since Verna
had taken the job as waitress, he
had been eating in the place twice
a day, fiattering her, making violent
love to her, but she treated him the
same as the others.
Her attitude puzzled him. All
through LIS COllCSC yOoAo Az A.NN
been known as lady killer. Tall,
graceful and suave, with strong fea-
lures and a resonant voice, he had
always had his way with the girls
whenever he had cared to. Verna,
he supposed, would be no different.
Listen, Sweet" he said one day
when she had been working at the
restaurant for almost month, why
don't you give me 'break'P"
Meaning what, Doctor Meyersr
she fenced.
snow don't upstsge me, brownskfn.
You know what I mean" he per-
sisted.
mo, I don't" she fiibbed, cleaning
the counter and smiling roguiShly.
~Ooms now, Verna, let's be friends"
Aren't WEI" Verna asked mis-
chlovousiy.
sweA, Of course, but that's not the
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Wants to Live Her Own Life

I'm afraid I couldn't do that,
Doctor" she replied. 'T've got plans
for my future. I intend to have
everything 7 want In this life and
Lintend to make 1t all myself. I'm
not going to be the pretty, useless
doll Of any man, even a fine man
like you"
you talk just like a man." he
commented, derisiveiy.
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