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MRS. GROVES
TRIAL DELAYED
Continuance Revealed for
CongreSsman's Wife.

Without notices to witnesses, the
municipal court liquor cases against
Mrs. Daisy Grove Of Bedford, wife
of Representative Eugene 3. Grove,
Third district congressman, and her
son. Barney. we're continued late
Wednesday until April %.
This second continuance was not
revealed until this morning when
witnesses arrived in court to testify
only to find that the defendants
had gained another delay.
Mrs. Grove is charged with drunk
enness, driving while drunk and
falling to stop at preferential
street. Her son is charged with
drunkenness. The charges were fled
after Mrs. Grove Is alleged to have
struck another car and wrecked a
filling station at Troy and Madison
avenues, Feb. "a.
When asked about the continu-
ance. Judge Clifton r. Cameron
said he was not on the bench, but
that James E. Mcdonald, judge pro
tenn, had granted the continuance
on request of Albert stump, aCUor-
ney for the defendants.
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Lost and Found

LOST-Platinum and diamond iady's wrist
watch, oblong shape, with platinum
bracelet. Either on n. Delaware st. or
near or insioe Butler field house, Satur-
day evening at fiual game; reward. Call
owner. Hu. 40l5.
LCST-Friday noon on M St car. pack
age Of payment cards with Noblesville
addresses. Return 70 3l4 When Bldg.
Reward
LOST-Psir white Eold-rimmed glasses
Monday night, between $500 and 400 n.
Pennsylvania. CAL Ia. 1928.
SMALL white rat terrier. one black eye.
name. Patsy. strayed from 400 block s.
Noble Reward. ri. 1884
LoST-Friday in Iryington. working girls
black and gfay purse. containing keep
sakes. Reward. Call Wa. 1852.
LIBERAL reward for return Of Ben Hur
bicycle. On. 3030-R, eve.
DIAMOND-Dinner ring, Sat. night: val
ued keepsake; reward. Ri. $3.50.
LOST-Lodge PIN with guard. downtown.
near Courthouse; rev. II. 1915 rs p. m.
LOST-Brown billfold: vicinity Of Della
ware and McCarty; reward. DR.. 4946.
TTnIv@ VXT1-4oI NT1Vo
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Situations Wanted Male

YOUNG man %, wishes, thrills, romance.
excitement, travel and Will risk life in
anything that is lawful. Am not afraid
OF hard work but want something differ
able to make my bread and butter I am
as follows; it,. 6 in tail, about 145 lbs,
dark hair, gray blue eyes, white teeth,
con drink or smoke, an American. Ad-
dfesS IineS Box R-227-
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Death Notices

loved wife OF John W Moran and mother
Of Jayce. Robert and Kenneth Moran.
passed away at the Methodist hospital,
Wednesday evening. Funeral and burial
at Columbus. Ind, Friday, March 81, 2
p. n. Friends may call at the residence
547 s.. Rural St, any time after 3 p. N.
Thursday.
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Miscellaneous for Sale

HOOVER SWEEPER and attachments;
good new; cheap. Or. $685..
NEW and rebuilt electric air compressors.
MEIER ELECTRIC AND MACHINE CO.,
1925 East Washington st. II. 1851.
NEW and Rebuilt Electric Water Pumps.
MEIER ELECTRIC g. MACHINE CO..
3525 East Washington St. Ir. 1851.
PLUMBING fixtures at reduced prices;
taken out Of show room, $40 N. Ill.
Iii. 1884.
NATIONALLY advertised Oil Burner. in
use 3 years; unusual bargain. Hu. 8665
HOFFMAN pressing machine: cheap. 238
S. Illinois St., ask for NJ. NJ.
NEW and used steam and hot water radi-
ators. 80 ~ III. St. Ii. 1884.
FREE dumping grounds for everyone. S.
Meridian and Adler: z N. Belt R. r.
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Help Wanted Female

ENVELOPES - WORK AT
ZONE during spare time. Substantial
weekly pay; experience unnecessary
Dlgnl1ed employment for honest sincere
ambitious persons. WENDELL LEAGUE,
NAPERVILIE. ILL,
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Death Notices

ALLEN. MALIVDA E.--widow Of the late
Jacob Allen. entered into rest Wednesday,
loved mother Of Mrs. c. E. Ryan; Mrs.
c. F. Glaubke. David P, joseph W,
Thomas J. and Marion W. Allen. Funeral
Forty-sixth St., ? p. N. Friends invited.
Burial Crown Hill cemetery HARRY w.
MOORE in charge.
PRED, WILLIAM-Husband Of Leona
Breed brother OF Howard Breed OF Gin
cinnati O.. passed away WEDNESDAY, eve
ming at Methodist hospital Friends may
call at FLANNER & BUCHANAN NOR
TUARY. Funeral notice later.
GAUSNAN. GEoRGE-Age 40 years, hus-
band OF Mabel Gausman and father OF
Russell Gausmsn. passed away Weones-
North New JERSEY street. Funeral from
FINN BROS FUNERAL HOME. 1883 N.
Meridian street Friday. March u. p. m.
Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Friends IN
vited
KIEFER. DONALD V.-Age II years, be-
loved son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Nefer,
and brother Of Dorothy. Helen. Lewis and
Wednesday afternoon Funeral Saturday.
, D. m. az THE CONKLE FUNERAL
\ HOME. 1884 W. Michigan St Friends in
plted- Burial Washington Park. Frlenos
may call az the residence lO48 North
Belleview Place after p. m. Thursday.
and until noon SATURDAY..
LEMON. AfATTI-Of III Bellefontaine
St. beloved wife Of Warren Lemon, de-
psstssda this life Wedne asyy March March
at THE MOORE q KIRK FUNERAL
HOME 1850 Station St.. $50 p. m.
Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill ceme-
htf{s -..--s III $3.50 l-lAA
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Barter and Swan

WILL take ton Ford truck and $3.50 for
my $500 equity in $1,000 house. Balance
can be paid $3.50 per month. Inquire of
Cora De Rec. 818 E. MARYLAND ST.
PAINTING and paper hanging to trade for
what have you? 536 S. keystone Ave.
PAINTING-For car, overstuffed or used
humber. Call Wa. 1888.
FOR SALE or trade Coal Range, Al: for
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Machinery and Tools

WE do electrical and mechanical eX
perimental work and development work.
Meier Electric & Machine Co.
S525 East Wash St. Ir. 1851.
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Help Wanted Male
Experienced shoe statesmen
for Saturdays. Apply at once
to 203 w. Washington st.

SPECIAL ATTEETIONi-A REAL oppor-
tunIty for REAL statesmen who are not
afraid OF themselves, is offered under a
REAL contract, Tor such there IS q REAL
future and money for the present; ex-
ceptlonauy GOOD territory open in Indl-
annapolis and central Indiana. Full or
part time. Address or call Ohio State
Life ms Co., James L. Wikof, Mgr, 40l
New City Trust Bldg.
WANTED statesmen who are willing to
Work hard and thereby gain a foothold -
the aviation industry. Must have q car
and be able to finance themselves Tor
ninety days. Apply manager, Curt1ss-
Wright Flying Service. Stout Field, Indt-
annapolis, Indiana.
AIAN-Single or with wife, for cultivation
and care OF fruit trees, shrubs ana
garden, Must live in country. Fine
neighborhood Must have good refer
enceS as to ability, health, habits and
character. Reply giving age and expert
ence. Box B-228 Times.
MEN and women to sell abso. new hsehold.
nee, sells Tor Csc; earn So to So daily.
No phones ans. Apply to MIR. BORD-
MAN, Sherman House.
ALESNdAN-DISTRIBUT
man to handle our product in Indi-
ana; fast seller; big field small invest
ment equired. J. z. Leicht, Lincoln Hotel.
MAINTAIN $50 a week and up; own and
manabe portable HAMPER MILL. $3.50
required, balance easy terms Tell all
about yourself in first letter Address
PoStoIfce Box l52 Indianapolis, Ind
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Musical Instruments

BEAUTIFUL $3.50 Wurlitzer make; owner
sacrificing equity, small balance to pay;
real bargain. Viking MUSIC CO., 1zO
East Ohio Street
PEARSON PIANOLA PLAYER, looks new,
fine playing condition, with bench and
rolls. SIS. Viking MUSIC COMPANY.
100 East Ohio Street.
SAXOPHONES-Ea Easiest payment plan in
town; free lessons. LORENz SAX
SCHOOL. Pembroke Arcade. Ii. 1890.
FRENCH mahogany upright; wonderful
appearance; real buy; priced $75 WILL
KING MUSIC CO., 100 E. Ohio ST.
POSSESSED studio upright; small; big
value for some one; easy terms. WILL
KING MUSIC Co. i2O E. Ohio st.
PIANO-Walnut upright, Al condition;
SIS. Call Ii. 5675.
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Apartments for Rent

BROADWAY. 2. 8. 4 and 5-rm. apis. from
SIS to S32.50. Call Ri. 1882
BUTLER. s.. 223-Unfurn. rms: priv.
bath; utilities: gin-a-door bed. $50 mo.
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Radio and Equipment

hadIO and Equipment
JUST arrived new shipment Brand new 8
Tube Screen Grid Radios, in beautiful
LoWboy cabinets. We have purchased,
distributors, entire stock in nationally
known Radios. Complete $3.50. Terms to
suit.
KEMPLER RADIO co.
SO Virginia Ave. Ri. 1926.
SALE RADIO CABINETS
Walnut and mahogany cabinets; values
up to $50; charges SIS.
ALLEN, Sill Mass. Ave.
FREE-DeliVery and testing of radio tubes.
guar. serv. AerialS, So BRAINARD ELEC-
TRIO. Ii. 9410. Oh. 1147-W. eve.
CALLS SOC; radio and power pack repair
ing. Lightning Radio. Oh. 1910.
LINCOLN RADIO SERVICE
Expert; general repairs. Ii. 1926.
RELIABLE radio service calls, soc. Aerials
So. House checking calls soc. He. 4406.
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Florists

Nurserymen and Dealers
So specimen Everqrecns. such varieties " as
PYramidales arb IA 20 81 It. high:
Lawson cypress fhardYl 4 70 z II.
high. American arb. 10 to IS f.. Dark
American arb. to It.. other varieties
10 lesser sizes. Preferably 10 car load
lots.
L. NJ. BARR NURSERY
Catalina Dr.. DAYTON. Ohio. Ii. 1871
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USED, REPOSSESSED. SHOPWORN
AND SOME ABSOLUTELY NEW
ALL-ELECTRIC RADIOS.
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Bv j. W. McCARDLE,
INDIANAPOLIS Indiana. Chairman.
NF,-,l,

GEORGE ROGERS CLARK SESQUICFN-
TTNNIAL COMMISSION. office OF the
Architects. Bennett Parsons & Frost so
East jackson Blvd Chicago. SEALED
BIDS will be opened in this Office &C =
~ M Central Standard Time. April II.
1881. FOR the removal of a 3-story and
basement reinforced concrete .WaTenou IS
Mt VincenneS, Indiana. Drawings ana
specifications, not exceeding two sets, NAV
be obtained at this office in the alscre-
fion of the architects by any satisfactory
contractor They NAV be inspected also
at 1884 state House. Indianapolis Indlana
and Chamber OF Commerce. CITY Han,
Vincennes. Indiana c. B. COLEMAN.
Executive Secretary. "
LEGAL NOTICE
The Board of Trustees of the Central
state HOSPITAL will receive sealed pro-
posals until FRIDAY. March 2T. at 10
4. m. for furnishing supples Tor the
month OF April. 1881. Estimate book
will be on file at Room l47, state
house from and after Monday March
b. order OR BOARD OF TRUSTEES
WALLACE O. LEE.
President.
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Rooms for Rent

COLLEGE, 21l6-Bedroom. clean, warm.
Reasonable. baths. He. 5135.
COLLEGE. 3O3O-Rm. or 2 business men,
with car; private home. ia. 5975.
CENTRAL COURT. s.. 5I6-Loveiy fur
nlshed rnl.. modern home. Wa. 1912.
COLLEGE. 4419-Beauti1ul furn. front:
private family: breakfast. Ha. 2107.
CLINTON HOTELS va; clean, modern.
steam heated rms: $3.50 to SIS. Ri 1888
GUILFORD. 3531-Rm.. mod. home: III.
College car: no other roomers. Wa. 1881.
ILLINOIS. N. 2619-Large front rm.; well
1urn.. cooking privileges reas. Mrs. Swift
MASS. 540-Clean. modern. steam heated
roomsi So single, SIS UP double. Ii. $685.
MERIDIAN, N. 2915-Front rm. down,
private entrance: meals optional; garage.
NEW JERSEY, NJ. 825-Attractive nm, in
rose: new walnut furniture. Ri. $500.
NORTH of creek; 2 desirable rms; SO, S4;
empl. couple. gentlemen. Ha. 15O5-W
PARK. 2530-Lovely rm. private home;
near Central car. He. 1893.
PERSON. 243O-Rm. private, mod apt;
gentleman preferred; gar. opt Ha. 2433-R.
PARK AVE.-Desirable rm.; light, airy;
next bath, pri. home, Wa. l794-W
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DUPLEX-North; room; porches; range:
heat; water; garage; $40. IA. 1361-W.
THE HAINES-8l0la N. III. Beautiful fur.
or uniur apts.; reasonable. Ii. 1884.
THE CHISWICK
Ruckle. 2803-11: desirable rooms. 2
bedrooms. garage. heat and water fur
nlshed. Ri. 1243: ewes. Ia. 1665-M
18TH, 300 E.-5 rooms, lower duplex: steam
heat S3750. Ia. 04l9.
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Notice is hereby given that the under
signed. as administrator Of the Estate
Of John A Young. deceased. late OF
Marion County, Indiana, pursuant to an
order of the Probate Court Of said
County, will offer for sole. 81 private
sale, ut the law office Of Means y Buent-
ing $40 State Life Building. Indianapolis,
Indiana. between the hours ot 10 o'clock
a. m. end 70 NJ. Of Saturday, Merch 28th;
1881. all Of the right. title end interest
Of said decedent in and to 100 shares OF
common capital stock OF the par value
Of $1,000 each in the General Motors
COMPANY. a corporation. under the laws
of the State OF Delaware, which stock
IS evidenced by Certificate No. D-267245,
issued by said company.
Said sale will he made for cash IN
hand and for not less than the fun an
praised value thereof and subject to the
approval Of said court.
If sale OF said stock IS not made ut
the time above stated, then such sale
viii continue from day to day thereafter
until sold.
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Apartments for Rent

CAPITOL, N, 1875 rooms. upper. high
class colored apt; steam 1t. Ia. 04lg.
COLLEGE. 2l5l-A nice fouT-roOm apart
ment; cheap He. 5259.
COLLEGE, 1873 rms. mod, heat. water
furnished; garage. $3.50. he 1892.
MANCHESTER 962 n PENN
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Mo lfat1fLN FttOFEfE I AEos
ITO UNION TITLE.
Ii 1853 Nights. Sundays and Holidays
WASH. E, 5O1s-5-rm. apt; shades;
porches; low rent II. 1868.
UPPER-4-rm. apt; neat, light, gas, water
Iur., S35 winter. $50 summer IA 33nQ-J.
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PAUL, RAY. Administrator.
\ o r,TTErNTrrTNTTl AFfornnxfe
IFGAE NOTICE or PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

DOtkEi. NJ. 4Vt-f
IN the matter OF the petition OF Chi
poration. for authority to issue and sell
80 GOO shares preferred stock without par
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission Of Indiana will con-
duct public hearing in the above entitled
cause i'm the rooms of the commission at
Tndiannpnlis. indiana at 10 o'clock a. m.
on tuesday. Apri 7th. 1881,
Public participation IN this hearing IS
requested by the commission
PUBLIC SERVICE. COMMISSION OF
TNDTANA
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ELDERLY COUPLE-Or children to board.
22l4 Barrett Ave. Be. 1864.
CAPITOL, NJ, 2301-Large, light rm., love-
" home; priv; excel. meals; reas.. Ha.
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South

HOLT. 44s-5-room modern bungalow.
practically new. front drive garage. 4
block south Of National road; improved
street. reposSeSsed. vac selling cheap
TON. REALTOR. Indiana Trust Bldg,
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StOre-Ofice Supplies

CANARIES- singers. hens, mated
pairs; rollers. 1924 Broadway. he. 1914
CANARY SINGERS-s3: written guarantee:
cages. 2416 E. Mich. Oh. TOO.
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Lots for Sale

FINE Building lot. 85x3O0: in $500 bloc
North Penn, cheap for cash. call owner
HUI. 1884.
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Instructions
Special Notices
Why Suffer With Piles

when YOU can positively get well or It
viii cost YOU nothing? Call or write
for free literature. q. r Wysong 219
x. Of 7. bldg. RI 1867,
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HOTET

u 4k44N OG Il O4N 41N L LII
Nice clean rms; hot, cold water; SIS wk.;
with bath, 81 wk.; city heat: real winter
home. ladies, gentlemen. 232 S. Illinois.
COLONIAL HOTEL-Excellent rooms, 81
week two persons; with bath S10.50. two
persons.
CLEAN comfortable rms, attractive WkIy.
rates Oneida Hotel, new mangmt. 214
s. Illinois st.
WOODRUFF PL.-Business woman: no
other rmers., breakfast optional. CHI 0424.
16 SQUARES N; mod, comfortable front
rn.. girl, So. 1926 Hall Pl. Ha. 1394-M.
HOTEL AMERICAN-2l0h S. III, nice,
clean. md. rms: bath optional: wklv rates
HOTEL ST. DENIS-l36 w. Market, clean
nice rms. running hot, cold water, IS up.
A No. l PAINTING-Paper hanging; EST
mates day or night. BUS. HUI. 6253
empl, home privileges. 81. Hu. Sol.
HOTEL EDWARD
Centrally Located-Modern
INV m raarriad no,YpIee
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ARSENAL. N, 1886 rms. mod. double.
water paid $3.50. Cali l430 Z. Ohio.
BRADBURY. 1873 rooms. serni-mod.:
shades furnished; water pd.; SIG Ri. 5l77.
CHESTER. N. I17-Modern, Groom dou-
Bile with garage. Owner Ha. 1886.
cENTENNIAIr 4O-ll-5 lovely rms, cleo,
gas, pantry, . porches, good paper, SIS.
DRAPER. 1541-5 rooms water paid. gas.
cleo. SIG: near school. HUI. 4368.
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Miscellaneous Wanted

PARTY wants to rms. OF furniture, or
will buy few odd pieces. Call Hu. 1874
daYs or ewes.
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~4t1I-4 N444N4-V 4bN@4ttt4 4NL4 NtIN
We have apartments for rent anywhere
IN the city north CT Washington ST.; let
US help you md one. positively no extra
commission and no obligations: We US
ually furnish car anu driver to show
apartments without extra charge. Call
RI. 1871. day and night service.
SEE OR PHONE US FIRST
Furnished and unfurnished apis, In
ten locations; S35 up. Phone Ii. 1891.
Il II Mnn6Cr1nalI A nnnnHr
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Auto Supplies and Repairs
Automobiles Wanted

WML-Pay cash for YOUR car or your
''D''ti 1. WOLF AUTO co.
II. 4sl6. 56l N. Capitol
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SYNOPSIS: When Nora Lake learns that David Lindsay, hus- bard of her cousin, Frances, plans to return to her and the children he had abandoned, she hastens to Dr. More. But the young physician, who had help cd Fran to go to the noun tains for her health, says Eothing to confirm N0ra's per- sistent conviction that Fran's expressed regard for him is re- turned. Fresh bitterness grips Nora when she meets Jon Thaycr, who, after a quarrel with her, married his step sister, Damon, instead. In torrent of regret, he begs the tearfully protesting Nora to run away with him, limiting suicide as his alternative. She secs Damon, who tells her she is filing suit against Morals fath- CT, Julian, for the fraudulent exhibition Of the late Nicho- las Thayer's paintings as his own.
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ITALIAN COULD = ASSS6SSSTYTERe AsS6STs TE526Ss e6SSgss

The Vosmiks come and some times go but the full bloom Of spring in the American League shows there is only one Simmons Aloysius Harry by name, heavy hit ter by inclination and power-house of the Worlds Champion Athletics by force of fact.
 There may never be another Ty Ccbb in either major league for sustained brilliancy over more than a score of years, but the Polish boy who roomed with Ccb5 in the fa- mcus Georgian's declining baseball days, who absorbed even the man. nerisms of the great Tyrus, seems the closest all-around approach so far as one and only
 The parallel is heightened by the fact that Simmons, for his first seven big league years, has exactly duplicated Cobbs record for the similar span of Tvs career.
 b Ruth has been the most spectac- ular of the hitters. Hornshy had marvellous five year streak at a 400 pace. Simmons, only 28 on May g, has compiled a seven year record that makes him the stand out player of the American league.
 They talk about the As being a five-man club" remarked a Na- tional league man to me the other day, with no grounds whatever for being prejudiced. Why, it's a one man club. Simmons, that's all. He breaks up the ball games. He's a marvellous defensive outfieldar Water-bucket Al, hey? Well, all I have to say is that more batters had better start putting their foot in it."
 Even though Simmons has a long haul ahead before he touches Cobb s records, the Comparison is interest ing. Cobb won his first batting championship in his third year with the Tigers, in 1905, with mark of $50. Simmons just failed to win the crown in his fourth season, with 1893 to Harry Heilmanns 1898. The ace of the As crashed to the top in his seventh campaign, last year, beating Lou Gehrig with figure of .38l.
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Julian was to be dragged through all the long torture of a trial, to be sent to prison, not because of what he had down but because Damon could not forgive Nora. And there was nothing Nora could do to save him.
 It was impossible to think of that pale cold woman as loving Nich- olas so madly It seemed incredible. But life was incredible. The more incredible things were, the more easily they seemed to happen.
 Nora saw at last that Damon had never loved Jon. Perhaps long ago the two brothers had quarreled over Damon; and that quarrel had separated them.
 But now she need think no long CT of Damon. If Jon still loved her, still wanted her :. she began to walk while these thought went whirling through her mind. She was free to do as she chose. Free, free, free!
 She had been walking so fast her head bent, that she did not see that a car had drawn up beside her. Jon called out to her. Get in, Nora, I'll drive you home.
 She got in without word while Jon wrapped the rug about her. He pulled off his gloves and his fin gers touched her as he drew the rug about her shoulders. She shiy- cred with excitement. He did moi say anything until they had left the driveway and were out on the broad state road.
 T see it wasn't any use,' Jor said.
 No"
 What are you going to do?"
 There's nothing to do.'
 Look here, I'll put up money st that your father can get the bes lawyer. "I'll see the thing through. There was something ironical il the idea that Jon would try to de fend her father. Nora smiled ant shook her head. We'll go through with it, Jor he and l."
 There must be some way. II try to find it. I don't dare to le Damon know But if I manag to get your father off will you com l away with me, Nora?" Come away with you?' Mora, look at me. Don't be con ventional now This is our life. N
 one matters but ourselves. We'v got it all before us. I'll take yo
 away where no one will know. T
 the islands of Greece, the mos
 beautiful place in the world Thin
 of it, Nora, just you and an
 afterwards Damon will divorce m
 and then if you like we'll com
 back to this house. It will b yours, all yours" ; Copyright 193o, Jesse Douglas Fox
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not have sent me home-to you. He would not have been so cruel" Damon was quite still, but she was holding herself tense.
 "He never loved you"
 But why did he marry me? If it wasnt-if it didn't"
 Tt was I he loved. He wanted me to come to Italy to marry him. When refused he married you and sent you home to us-because he thought he could hurt me so.'
 But I don't believe-I know it isn't trueI" Nora cried, but her voice was only a whisper in the quiet room.
 Damon went to the desk, un- locked drawer, drew out letter and brought it back with her. As she came back and began to read the letter in her hand, her voice was restrained. This is his last letter"
 If you won't marry me,
 won't go on, that's all. I shall
 marry a poor little vagrant and
 send her home to you. Her fathers a drunken old char
 latan who pretends to be a
 painter. He has no morals to
 speak of and the child herself
 is not much better, l should judge"
 She laid down the letter. Damor had known this ever since the be. ginning. She had been holding thi' back, waiting to use it when tht moment was ripe. Now Nicholas wife and her father were provet all that the letter said. Nothing Nora could do would save he father now She stood up.