The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-06
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 GINGER ELLA ToLLBvER, daugster of the wealthy and ln- duIgent former PHIL VAN DOORN, organized . Junior Country club in tho town 0f Red TihursI, Iowa. just to keep life among the younger set from Becoming too dull. According Iy, she purchased an old farm house and renSodeIcd if.
 BAIRD HOLLOWAY. young artist who was hOboing around tho country, stopped in Red Thrush. Attracted by Ginger, he agreed to stay and paint portraits and decorate tho now club house. He gave the name "Joic dc Vivrc" to the club, and he suggested sending to Chicago for NICOIO CALLENO. who could cook and sing and strnm q guitar.
 But NicoIo could not come. In his place there arrived three of his cOuntrymen. ANGELO was c musician; PITTRO could cook, and BENITO could sing. Ginger took them on.
 Bard bcgan to realize he was in love with Ginger. He suggested leaving. But Phil, knowing Ginger, persuaded him to remain longer as tho TOIlfvcrs' guest. f3ut for Gin- gcr's good she wrote to SPEED RO- NEY, Q former friend of Gingcr's and invited him to visit them. She felt he would give Bard some com petition. Ginger tbercuOp0n invited PATTY SEARS to take carc of Speed. But Patty wOuldn't come, pleading loyalty to EDDY JACK SON. WhercmpOn Ginger went to Eddy abOmt 1t. Getting word that Speed was bringing his sister, she persuaded both Eddy and Patty to come.
 And Eddy decided to hail things up by making life miserable for Ginger. Meanwhile Bcnit0 lad made a trip to Chicago and returned with c plan to kldnap Ginger.
 Speed and his sister arrive. Her nnme is COTTON, and she k not at all like the girl Ginger expected to see. Ginger was . little fearful that Cotton would prove very at- tractivc to Bard. Eddy arrangcs for Bard and Cotton to bc together. Patty he paired off with Speed, and Eddy stuck with Ginger. Speed, under wrong impression, tells Bard that Ginger and Eddy are in love. Hard makes plans to leave.
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 Bard got up quickly and tossed canvas and paints cafolessiy in to the car. Jenky called to him to walt and have tea with her, but he shook his head.
 Benito foarcd down from his attic window to come up and see the eggs in the doves nest. but there was no heart in Bard for the martial woGiDg of doves. He flung himself into the car and bumped noisily off down the lane.
 As he wnceZed up to Doorndee. his eyes eagerly swept the group on the yeranda--sough confirma- ton of his hopes in Ginger's eyes denial of Speeds report.
 Cotton and Patty were sitting cross-legged on cushions on the floor. with Speed lying full length between them. his head in coHon's lap. her hand touching his hair. rwing and Eddy was reading jokes aicud.
 Gingers bright head was resting on her arm on the back of the swing. and though she looked up at sound of the Trap she did not smile. Whether he came meant nothing to her! Tho others ran joy0usly down to ride out to the garage on the Tapping running boards. but she re- mained quietly in the porch swing with Eddy.
 From that moment. Bard devoted himself to the surprised and discon- certed Cotton with great show of infatuation. Ills sudden perfidy