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NEWS OF OUR NEICHBORS
guests at the Conard johnson home

guests at the Conard johnson home
Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur johnson and son Yer
ner and Walter Strand called on Mr..
and Mrs. Fred johnson Tuesday.
Ole Hagstrom and sol Oscar called
on Thee. Amundson Monday.
Anthony Erickson was q caller In
Wilton Saturday.
Mrs. Arthur johnson and family
and Walter Strand called at the HaR-
strom home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sunduulsr
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Albert John
son one day last week.
Albert johnson, Walter Sundquist,
Ole Hagstrom and Chas. Noon mo-
tored to the Capital City on business
Tuesday.
Mrs. Conard johnson and Mrs. Ar
thur johnson were Regain shoppers
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin johnson were
callers at the home of Mr.. Johnson's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. johnson
Of Naughton township Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert johnson and
daughter were visitors at the w. u.
Perkins home Sunday.
Mrs. Algot Strom was taken to the
hospital In Bismarck last week to be
given treatment.
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Lem
BY OLGA M. RISE

Vernon Arneson spent Saturday and
Sunday at the j. O. Rise home.
A surprise birthday party was given
on Olga Rise at her parental home
Saturday evening. At midnight a de-
licious lunch was served by the self
invited guests. The evening was spent
by playing cards and dancing.
Arnold Christensen, Eddie Arne-
son, John Gunderson, Clarence and
Olga Rise motored to Wing Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helmer ArneSon mo-
tored to Wing Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Botnem and
family spent Sunday afternoon and
Monday forenoon at the Ole Spilde
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Barkman spent
Saturday evening at the Alfred Arne-
son home.
Nina and Edwin Waste, Florence
Josephson, George and Leonard KAY
cnius, Eddie Arneson and Arnold
Christianson spent Thursday evening
at ]. O. Rises.
Olga Rise spent a few days visiting
at the Ed. Larson home nea Wing.
Gladys Rue, Selma and Joseph Rise.
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Arneson and
family and Oscar Opoien spent We'd
nesday evening at the Alfred Arneson
home.
Andrew and Hannah Dronen spent
Saturday evening at the B. N. Lem
home.
Quite a few from this vicinity at
tended the home talent play and
dance given In Arena Friday even
ing.
Clarence Rise is at the present en-
ployed at the E. A. Van vleet farm.
The Luther LeagSe met at the
church basement Sunday afternoon.
The League will give q program and
pie social at the church basement
Sunday evening. April 9Th. Ladies
please bring a pie and either cake or
sandwiches.
The Ladies' Aid meets in the church
basement Wednesday afternoon, April
9. Mrs. Ole Spilde will serve lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Lem and fam
lily spent Sunday at the H. E. Helge-
son home.
Ed Nygaard transacted business in
Regain Saturday.
j. o. Rise received a message Sun
day morning that his father passed
away at his home in Mabel. Mimi.
| Sunday morning. MI. and Mrs. Rise
left by a Sunday afternoon to at
tend the funeral.
MI. and Mrs. Vernon Brenden and
son spent Sunday evening at the AL
fred ArreSon home.
Gale and Clifford Birkeland spent
Sunday evening at the H. E. Helge-
son home.
Eddie Arneson, Arnold Christianson,
Lewis Vik, Einar Spilde, Olga, Selma
and Arthur Rise and Gladys Rue
spent Sunday evening at the Dallas
Barkman home.
A large crowd attended services at
the church Sunday. There will be
Norwegian services Sunday afternoon,
April Is, at 2 o'clock.
Harry Helgeson and John Gunder-
son motored to Steele Saturday to
have some dental work done.
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By VIOLET A. CLARKE

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Gibson visa
the Tyler johnson home sund1
Mr.. and Mrs. Elder Elness q
were Sterling callers Tuesday.
Ed. Ffeshour was . Sterling
Tuesday.
Mrs. Jennie Clark and Mis-
attended the sale at II. d. "
Tuesday.
Lester Clark attended the n
Union Field Day meeting Ut thu
ling hall Thursday. Mr.. and Mr.
Byers and Mr.. and Mrs. Elder
also attended the meeting.
]. r. johnson was q sterlinl
er Thursday and he also att
the Farmers Union meeting ID
hall.
Mrs. Jennie Clarke and Misc
were Sterling callers Thursday9
Miss Violet Clarke visited [
Roscoe Parker home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Olson
Driscoll callers Saturday and t
so called ct the Tyler Johnsonl
on their return.
Martin Olson and Robert
beis were out to the farm 81
vicinity Saturday.
Kuute johnson attended thu
phone meeting at the Theodoe.
son home Saturday.
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s. w. Burleigh
BY KATIE D.

Ed. Becknall visited with relatives
in Bismarck Saturday.
Frank Glum visited at the Norman
and John Stewart homes over the
weekend, from there he went to
Menoken.
Loren Granting. who has been
spending the past few days visiting
relatives In this vicinity. left for WI
ton Sunday.
James Brown has been helping with
the chores on the Moore farm the
past few days.
Gladys Granting purchased q
coupe Saturday and motored back to
her school near Regain after spending
the weekend with her sister, Mrs..
John Stewart.
Mrs. A. J. Stewart, Mrs. John Stew
art and Vernon Granting motored to
Wilton and Regain last week return
ing home Friday. Harold Granting
returned with them and will again
attend the Teller school.
Rev. and Mrs. 0ulSon and daugh-
ter Jean have returned home. Rev.
Gulson will hold church services at
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Steele
BY PAUL F. 0REss

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Pearson and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Schossow were guests
at the home of MI. and Mrs. Lewis
Meters.
The Steele high school band under
the direction of DR.. j. A. Prescott,
will give a concert Wednesday eve
ming, April 9th at the Ideal theatre.
Mrs. M. D. Matthews has been very
sick the past week. Mrs. p. d. Wood
has been assisting in the Matthews
home during her illness.
H. G. Boehrnsen and family, who
have been residing in the Tuttle vi
cinity the past few years. have moved
onto the John Makedowski farm.
Lorraine Loerch has taken charge
Of the Texaco service station across
from the Woodlawn.
Miss Florence Herrin spent the
weekend at her home in jamestown.
Rev. Shirley was q weekend visitor
in Jamestown.
The Presbyterian Missionary So
ciety met Tuesday at the home Of
Mrs. r. L. Phelps.
The Art club met Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Nc
Kane.
Roy Altes has returned for a short
vacation at the home Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Altes. He has been
spending the winter working on q
ranch near Beach.
Mrs. Mac. Epstein left Sunday eve
ming for a business trip in the cities,
Minneapolis and st. Paul.
Mrs. Archie Thornton has been on
the sick list the past week.
Eldridge Phelps returned from
Jamestown college to spend the week
end at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. r. L. Phelps.
p. .. Wood has purchased a new
truck to use In connection with tis
work In maintaining federal highway
No. 10 near Steele.
Rev. and Mrs. Meyer Of Hannaford
who have been assisting In the Union
Presbyterian Methodist revival meet
ing the past week, returned to Their
home Monday.
Roy Omodt and Jimmy McCabe
were Bismarck visitors Sunday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. C. Altes and fam
ily were Bismarck visitors Monday
afternoon.
Roy Omodt and Bud Guam visited
IN the capital city Sunday.
Hans J. Lee. superintendent Of
Kidder county schools. has purchased
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Steiber
By 3 G. L. lGALoNl

Bill Hickel and 9. /. Malo1|
shoppers at tho Alta store Tue
The township board held . 1
ut the home Of the clerk. 9. L. !
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Patxsl
son Bobbie were Regau vista
day.
Ole and Oscar Hagstroua wq
iness callers In this vicinity
day.
Bessie and Albert Anders(
Jerald Jones were Bismarck
q couple Of days last week.
Mr.. and AGrs. VIM. f1ickel q
Wayne were Regain shoppers
Mike Boschee. Chris Hausav
G. l.. Malone were business vS'
Regain Friday.
Miss vina Oder Is spendil
spring vacation at her homeAi
Der townslipN
Mr.. and Mrs.. o. Z. Malone n
home Monday after spendino
months In Arizona and Southe|
ifornia. \
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Amundq
family and Mr.. and Mrs. WI
and daughters Myrtle and Ed
Sunday visitors ct the lGalou
MI. and Adrs. John Carl
family were visitors 1t Bill
Saturday. /
George and Glen McAlliseI
their tractor to Regain satu
have It repaired. II
The Fred BergQuist family \
ran visitors Saturday.
Miss Mary Doyle spent u
end at the homo Of her sc
Hjcka.
gerwtu oder has BEEN halu
Malone repair his Fordson.
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BY KARL sCHATz

Gerald Jones, Albert Anderson and
Edwin Schatz were callers at the
Henry Schatz home Monday evening.
Chas. Larson va a caller at the
Karl Schatz home Monday evening.
Edwin Schatz was q caller at the
John stroh home Monday afternoon.
Elmer Qually was an Alta caller
Monday.
Emanuel Schatz was a caller at the
John Stroh home Monday.
Davold Schoeffer was an Alta
caller Tuesday afternoon.
Gustave and Henry 6chatz and
Jacie L. Heck were caller at the John
Stroh home Tuesday evening.
Edwin Schatz was a caller at the
John Anderson home Tuesday eve
ming.
Elmer Qually was q caller at the
Karl Schatz home Wednesday fore
noon.
Glen McCallister was an Alta caller
| Wednesday.
Eddie johnson was a caller at the
John Anderson home Thursday.
Gustave and Edwin Schatz, Elmer
Qually and Glen McCallister were
callers at the Henry Schatz home
Wednesday evening.
Dan Reinhart was q caller at the
VIM. Eickel home Thursday after
noon.
Dave Hochhalter was an Alta caller
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Hochhalter were
visitors at the Henry Schaeffer home
Thursday evening.
Gottlieb Steinert was an Alta caller
Wednesday afternoon.
Henry and Edward Schatz were Al.
ia callers Thursday.
John Stroh was q caller ct the =
scheffer home Thursday afternoon.
Ed. Kurly spent Wednesday evening
with Hank and Ed. schatz.
Misses Edna and Lillian Schafe,
who attend high school In McClusky
spent the weekend at the home o.
their mother. Mrs. Geo. Schafer.
Emil johnson and Fred Bracket
were business visitors in McClusk,
Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. Coombe who became sud.
denly i'll was rushed to the Fargo
hospital last week.
Sarah and Pauline Schatz who at.
tend high school in McClusky. spent
the weekend at their home here.
Jcrald Jones and Ed. Schatz trans
acted business in McClusky. Satw'
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Still
By B. r. HAGsTROM

The Rev. Thompson of Fargo held
services both morning and evening in
the Swedish Mission church on Sun
day.
Miss Hilma johnson was an over
night guest OF Miss Helen Pearson
Tuesday.
Callers In Wilton Friday were Con-
ard johnson. Mrs. Arthur johnson,
Oscar Hagstrom, Leo Strand, Nick
Torzeski, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter john
son.
Anthony Erickson returned home
Saturday after spending a few days
in Fargo on Business.
Miss Naomi Hagstrom, principal Of
Arena school spent Sunday at the
home Of her parents, MI. and Mrs
Ole Hagstrom.
M. and Mrs. Ned Asplund and son
were visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Asplund Sunday.
ole Hagstrom and son Oscar were
callers Thursday at the Fred Ber-
nuist home Of steiber township.
Eric Pearson is doing some carpen-
ter work for Arthur Erickson this
week.
m. and Mrs. Gre FIagstrom, son
oscar and daughter Naomi were din
ner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Law
Sunday.
shonued in wilton one day last week
~. and Mrs. John johnson, Mrs
Arthur johnson and children and
Wafter Strand were Sunday visitors
- ~. snd Mrs. Peter johnson.
NJ. and Nrs. John Noon were eve.
ninr calless q Mr.. and Mrs. Conaro
johnson Monday. $4,000
Erie pearson went to ~. r. Ras-
ms,saen on Thursday Tor 2 team 81
horaer witch no purchascd from Mt.
Rasnnunoon aoCne ftnne go.
Marvin Manning called On tne
atr1nd DrcthefS Sunday.
verner Jchnscn calIsd on Ruben
rorSm ose eyezlng a1tex school:
iGn IW $3.50 Tueoday or -
"a 1850 ~ ~ Aga1n M Iuesoel.
- m. Wilbur Noon ana
.Nevo nj 1vnl Nom we're dinner
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Rock Hill
BY RUTH LITTLE

MI. and Mrs. Lewis Jorgenso1
called at the Martin Feuling home
Monday.
Allen Westerman and Fred Olsor
were callers at J. +. Titles Tuesday
Ed. Rasche motored to Regan Tues
day.
Sunday guests at the Roy Farley
home were MI. and Mrs. L. c. Holmes
and son Frank and Carl Anderson.
Oscar Magnuson took his daughters
Ida and Myrtle back to Wing to
school Monday morning.
Frank Farley Is staying with his
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Little this week while attending high
school at Wing.
Joe Wegeman called at the s. B. o.
son home Monday morning.
Marvin Aim called at the Ernest
Gordon home Friday.
MI. and Mrs. Jake Fisher and fam
lily were overnight guests at the Wal
ter Scott home.
Leo Sheldon called at the Bert He'd
strom home Saturday.
Ira Bailey and Gilbert Ward called
at the j. F. Little home Tuesday to
get q load Of barley.
John Flood is spending q few days
at the James Fitzgerald home.
Martin Feuling, who has been q
patient in q Mandan hospital, re-
turned home Wednesday.
8. w. Nemetz transacted business
at Regain Thursday.
Lawrence Fitzgerald spent q few
days at the 8. w. Nemetz home last
week helping with chores.
Jim Doherty returned to the 8. w.
Nemetz home after spending q few
days with friends at Bismarck.
Fred Vogele motored to the capital
city Thursday.
q. q. Kettleson and Algot Rybers
were Regan callers Thursday.
8. L. Jordahl and son Bernhard
were Wing callers Friday.
Albin Spaugberg called at the Ira
Bailey home Friday to get q tractor
which he purchased Of Lawrence.
Jennings Kettleson motored to Re-
gan Saturday.
Is Chas. Heddick called at the O. w.
Backman home Sunday.
G. e. Christiansou called ct the s.
B. Olson home Tuesday morning.
Guests at the Martin Feuling home
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Me-
metz and sons, 8. b. Olson. Jim DOH
erty. Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Little, Ruth
and Phyllis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Sykes and Mr.
and Mrs Lewis Jorgenson and family
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70 school No. I Ii Tfygg Wednes
where Elsie Cunningham teacher
Martin Nelson, Willie Jiras, {
Brown and George Nelson m0torei
Regain wednesday where they |
Sam where ho runs the county grs
hack TO Wilton. En- route home I
called n 1t thu Oscar Coleman Id
0scAl Coleman and George Mel
were brief callers wednesday ct
John Risch home. .N !
Benny Nelson came out from !
msrck Wednesday whore he haul
truck load Of cement to the JohnS
farm.
Nels Nelson was q brief q
Thursday morning ct the George !
son home.
George Nelson called It the q
Coleman home Wednesday on
business.
Andrew Trygg has been hau
grain to Baldwin by truck this
Willie Jiras Ind George QNe1
called ct the Nels Nelson home
day morning.
Oscar Coleman and Lawrence
,tored to Regan Thursday looking
ter some business interests.
MI. and Mrs. Leo Sheldon and (
lily, Hugo, Emma and Victor Nell
were among those that attended
party Friday night ct the Emil
son home given in honor Of Mrs.
sons birthday anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Cunninet
made q trip to Bismarck SATURDAY.
business.
Charlie Trygg motored to Bissns
Friday on business affairs.
John Anderson motored aro0nd|
Mckenzie Friday to Bismarck,
tending to business interests. Il
and Floyd returned home with hin
spend . week Of Easter vacation
their parental home.
Nels Nelson and George Mel
stopped in at the Charlie Trygg Id
Friday en- route home from NICK
zie.
MI. and Mrs. Glen Oder and dau
ter Dolores from north Of Regain
supper guests Friday night at
George Nelson home where he
his sister Vina Oder to spend !
weekend at her parental home
miles north from Regain In Steiber
Emma Nelson came home FRIDAY
spend q week Of Easter vacation 4
her PARENTS NelS Nelson's,
Habeck's from Minnesota are q
ing on the Charlie Rue farm
rented from Mr.. Rue and was vac3
this week by Kruger's who moved
the lawrence Midland farm.
MI. and Mrs. Clifford Scott G
out from Bismarck Saturday to 81
over Sunday here with her par
Nels Nelson's.
John Trygg returned home 1
Fargo where he has been atten
Agricultural college during the
tel.
Miss Vina Oder made . trip<td
marck Saturday on various bus
Hugo and Emma Nelson were
ers Saturday at the Tfygg home
A party was held Saturday 81
the Nels Nelson home and was
ly attended. The evening was
socially and . good time was p
pated by all those present. A
teous supper was served at mid
by the hostess. Home departurc
made ct q late hour.
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New Farm Land
BY Silt-Laden

San Bernardino, Calf, All
New farm land - bsing but
shores Of the ealton sea BY !
silt laden waste water from I
Orado river. u
Arroyos and gulches hav
filled to . depth Of six feet
OF two seasons by diverting Z
from the lake to land that
reclaimed.
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DAGGER
bv Mary DahHberg

SYNOPSIS: Rescued from Mexican insurgents by 16-ycar cid Dagger Marley, niece of a Texas ranchcr, Blaine Howard, American adventurer, wins the love of his rescuer and the lik- ing of her uncle, Jim Marley and Dick Welling, an English man who has come to the ranch to forget some past trou- ble. Howard, who has a wife he does not love, resists the temp tation to return Dagger's affec- tion and leaves to join the Allied armies in France. Vel ling joins a British commission buying horses for the army. Meanwhile America enters the war. Howard is reported miss ing and probably dead. Dagger, heartbroken, goes to visit an aunt in San Antonio. There she meets Captain John Vaneering, flying ace, who shows unusual interest in her and offers to help her learn to fly.
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MAE MURRAY AT
 e COLISEUM TONIGHT

Nothing in the world that you own is as perfect as when you wanted it." George Barraud tells Mae Murray in Peacock Alley" and tries throughout the all-talking Tiff fany production, showing tonight at the Douglas Coliseum, to con- vince her that the ceremony of marriage is moose and that, if they gave their love with benefit of clergy, they would find them selves with their heads in a moose that would tighten and choke them as soon as they found they were to- gether because they had to be!
 Peacock Alley" as written for Miss Murray by Carey Wilson, tells the story of Claire Tree, a very modern and sophisticated girl who, however, is old-fashioned enough to believe in sanctified nuptial VOWS and who faces a choice of marriage without love or love without mar riage, The action takes place mostly in fashionable New York hotel, where the heroine finds herself entangled in a police net spread to put an end to the trafficing by women in the peacock alley foyer.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION
 FOR PATENT
SERIAL NO. O7547

SERIAL NO. 07547
 In the United States Land Office for the Juneau Land District at Anchorage, Alaska.
 In the Matter of the Application of CHICHAGOFF POWER COM PANY, corporation organized under the laws of Alaska. for patent to the AURUM NO 1, AURUM NO. 3, AURUM NO. 3, AURUM NO. 4, AURUM NO 5, AURUM NO. 6, AURJM NO. 2, AURUM NO. 8, AURUM NO. Q, AURUM NO. 10, AURUM NO. II, AURUM NO. 12, and AURUM FRACTION NO. 1, lode mining claims, embraced in U. s. Min eral Survey No. 1874, situated on Chichagoff Island, in Chichagoff Mining District, Sitka Recording Precinct, First Judicial Division. Alaska, and forming one contigu- ous group.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the Chichagoff Power Com pany, a corporation organized und- CT the laws of Alaska, whose post office address is 424 Goldsteiu Building, Juneau, Alaska, has filed it's application in the U. s. Land Office at Anchorage, Alaska for patent for the Aurum No. 1, Aur- um No. 2, Aurum No. 3, Aurum No. 4, Aurum No. 5, Aurum No. 6, Aurum No. 2, Aurum No. 8. Aurum No. g, Aurum No. 10, Aurum No. II, Aurum No. 12, and Aurun, Fraction No. l, lode mining claims. forming one contiguous group If iode mining claims and included within U.. s. Mineral Survey M 1874, situated in the Chichagcif Mining District, Territory of Al. aska, Sitka Recording Precinct, First Judicial Division at Chichagoff Post Office on Chichagoff Island, Alaska, and more particularly de- scribed as follows:
 AURUM NO. 1 LODE
 Beginning at corner No. 1.
 identical with location corner.
 whence U. s. L. M. No. 2 on
 the shore of Klag Bay bears s.
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Chapter 10 VANEERING FALLS IN LOVE

Vaneering changed from his fly ing suit into uniform, and climbed into the car beside Dagger.
 There's a roadhouse a bit or where we can get breakfast" he said. And farther out is EddS Stedmans field
 What's that?" she asked. "A private flying field. Eddy a good egg, friend Aof mine He trains the overflow of candidates for the Government and bunch Of Cubans and Canadians, into the bargain. You see, Dagger, it voulc be impossible to send you up in ar army ship, but Eddy could take yor and no questions asked Ee hesi- tated. Its more or less up tc you. I mean, if he thinks yours safe to teach, he'll do it for me although very few women have learned to fly as yet"
 q don't know why not" Dagger asserted cockily. T guess women can do anything men can"
 I'm betting you can" Vaneering replied, with an open look of ad- miration. His hand strayed as if by accident over hers, where it rested on the steering wheel You're 3 very wonderful girl. Dagger"
 And I don't hold hands she snapped.
 Quite right" he answered cor dially. Too early for that sort oi thing"
 They had a friendly breakfast to- gether and afterwards drove up the road to a much smaller flying field than Kelly.
 A young man came forward at sight of Vaneering, glancing curi- ously at Dagger.
 This is Eddy Stedman," Vaneer- ing introduced him. My friend Miss Marley, Eddy. She wants to fly"
 "Yes?' he drawled. I've done a heap of things in this game, but l don't ordinarily contract to teach women, Miss Marley"
 I'm sure I could learn, Dagger answered, hating herself for the suited eagerness she was unable to avoid.
 I'd take it as a particular favor Eddy put in Vaneering. Miss Marley has the stuff in her, be- lieve. If she can make good, sht might be useful for exhibition fly ing"
 She might" concluded Eddy But she has a family, eh?'
 Not to interfere" Dagger sait hastily. And I'd love to do exhi bition flying"
 Stedman surveyed her for som moments without answering.
 You'd have to do exactly wha you were told" he warned.
 T would"
 And if I wasn't satisfied witl you, I'd drop the whole business.
 But you won't have to, MT. Sted man"
 Wont I?" He exchanged grin with Vaneering T expect not, bu still-When can you begin?'
 Right now" she said.
 Hold on,p he exclaimed Al my buses are in the air. and I'v got them filled for the rest of tn morning. Come tomorrow about thi time, and we'll see what we can dC Or better say six o'clock. I'm SOFT to seem ungallant, Miss Marley but this must be a case Of ladie first for mems convenience. Blam it on the warl"
 T won't blame it on anybody she retorted gayly. Thanks, awful ly, MT. Stedman."
 "Wait and see how you feel fiy hundred feet up,' he advised.