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love with BARRETT COLSIN. 81.
but her Jealous. schemlnG mother
b.rakS up the romance by con-
vincing Barrett that Elinor Is
heartiess firt.
When E!inor'x aunt. wealthy
MISS ELLA SEXTON. dies she
leaves her fortune 10 Barrett.
Then drunken yANCE CARTER
shoots BENTWELL STAFFORD.
Eiinor's father. Barrett tells Ell
nor that III she will marry him
and live In his home ms guest
for year he will give her the
entire sexton fortune 10 divide
among her relatives. Knowing
the money may save her fathers
life. Elinor agrees.
The marriage tnkes place. Bar
rctt. In spite OF the lies Ida told
him. finds himself more In love
with EIinor than ever. Barrett
has n ward. nine-ycar-old GER
AID MOORE, who is the son OF
his haIf-sister. MARCIA RADNOR.
never to reveal the boys true
story. Ida Stafford discovers
the chIid's existence.
EIinor's father dies. Barrett
takes her TO Cuba and the trip IL
Il happy one. After their return
Ida tells Eiinor about Barretts
ward, infcrring the boy ~ BAR
rett's son. Elinor asks him about
the boy but, because OF his prom
ise to Marcia. Barrett cannot ex-
plain.
Observation-Disclosures between the
two Increase. Barrett decides to
join an expedition TO South
America. EIinor finds n house I'm
the country and plans 10 go there
and make "a home for the boy.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER Xiv
BARRETT took the key from
the lock of the door before he
answered. Then he said, II never
have tried to hide the boy,
Elinor."
She moved one hand nervously,
"The child has 4 right to live in
your home," she said insistently.
"a real home such as Aunt Bes-
sizes boys have. It's horrible to
be shunted from place to place. /
know all about that"
He said nothing, staring duly
out at the Sound.
Hasn't he a right-a real
right-to live in your house?"
Elinor demanded.
perhaps" he conceded.
She flushed with anger. How
can you doubt it?" she asked as
close to stridently as she could
speak.
Barrett made no reply to that.
After they were seated in the car
he asked. do you want to stop
at the Thropes?"
mot today unless you particu-
larly want to-"
NO." he answered. The neces-
sary pretending before Bessie
Thrope would be too difficult!
Elinor sat rigid. She drew
away from him on turns of the
road where. with the motion OF
the car, her shoulder might have
brushed his. He felt this deeply.
But be had no notion Of her
thoughts.
Elinor was thinking of the
,hild to be born in that small
house they had just left. Bar
'ett's child. She had not told him
Ibout it. At first the secret had |
made her wildly happy but now |
III that was changed. 1t only
lade the situation in which she |
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DEEDS FILED
Activity iii the Real Es.
tate Market in the
Last Week


10 acres, Hendersonville prop
erty, J. +. Kratzer, ct TX.
T. b. Kernaghan, ct Tx, 3 lots,
Glendale avenue, to Mrs. Alice
Green.
Garfield Capps, ct al. % ga
acres, Green River, to Lura
! Ward.
Laura Ward, ct viz, % 3-4
acres, Green River property, to
j. H. Capp$.
L. B. Prince, commissioner,
tract, East Flat Rock property,
! to Stepp & Walker, Inc.
A. NJ. Wardlaw, ct ux, tract,
Hendersonville township, to A.
NJ. Vigor. ct uX.
]. II. Hardin, ct Tx, lot l and
, 2, d. A. Baldwin subdivision, to
.. T. Pruitt.
G.. H. Valentine, trustee, 6
tracts, Hendersonville, to Labor
ers' Building e Loan association.
Elizabeth f. Ehringhaus, lot 6,
Pless division, to Mary Bell Max
well.
Mrs. Catherine H. Trip, ct
viz, lot, Lake Summit, to John
Hibbard Trip.
S. C. Higgins, ct TX, ID acres,
Crab creek, to j. |. Ledbetter, ct
Tx.
Mrs. Muriel Joy Baldwin, 81
acres, Hoopers creek, to Joseph
Souther.
W. Y. Simpson, ct TX, 8 acres,
Mills River, to Sherman Craw-
ford.
lola Cherry, As acres, Hen
Jacksonville township, to Mary A.
Lindeer.
Nettie Moore, 10 acres, Mills
river, to Josia Garland.
! Fulton Realty corporation, sew
eral lots, RhOdOdendrOn section,
to Oliver C. Fuller.
Bessie Jordan, SO acres, Hen
Jacksonville, to Francis Rusher, ct
viz.
Helen L. Beckes, 7 acres, Ed
NEVILLE, to John l.. Norris.
II. A. Stcpp, trustee, lot 80,
Balfour Heights subdivision, to
Laborers Building G. Loan asso-
citation.
Mrs. lola Cherry, ct al, 2 lots,
Miami avenue, Carolina Home
subdivision, to G.. l.. Crawford.
! Hcndersonyille Building and
Loan association, lot, Fifth ave
nue.. to Robert H. Lee.
NJ. c. Jackson, ct TX, 1888
acres. Green River, to Mrs. Jen-
nile G. Whitlock.
f. l.. Osteen, ct Tx, lot 2l9
and 22O, Druid Hills, to Mettie
f. Fletcher
! Harriet L. King, ct vir, 5 lots,
Highland Lake company, to Eli
zabeth Myers MaybaNk.
! Consolidated Realty corpora
ton, lot %, block 6, Echo Mt,
section !, Lyman NJ. Beckes.
Kathryn Wells, ct vir, Park
Hill Inn property, to Realty, Inc.
First National Bank & Trust
company of ASheville, EwbaDk
property, to U. G. Speed, ct al,
trustees.
Quincy p. Hood, commissioner,
tract. Hendersonville township, to
! Charles A. Rogers.
! Quincy p. Hood, commissioner,
F.. Lewis property, to Quincy +.
Hood, ex rel, Central Bank &
Trust company.
L. f. Johnson, trustee, ct al,
tract, Oakland street, to the Fed
cral corporation.
L. f. Johnson, trustee, ct al,
2 lots w. H. Ray property, to
The Federal corporation.
Quincy p. Hood. trustee. q
acres, Hendersonville township,
to Laborers Building & Loan as
ISOLATION.
S. ]. Fortune, trustee, 1-2 un-
divided interest in lots 6, 7, g.
Youngblood property, Fletcher,
to Vernon Youngblood, ct al.
Arthur J. Redden, commission
err, ct al, so acres, Hoopers Creek
township, to G. f. Garland.
L. w. Ewbank, commissioner,
lot 90, Lynnwood, to Realty, Inc.
Central Bank & Trust com
pany, trustee, lot 562, Druid
Hills, to D. j. Weaver, ct al, re-
ceiver.
David B. Harris, trustee, lot,
II, Mt. Royal subdivision, to
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SERVICE BY PUBLICATION
NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA,
HENDERSON COUNTY,
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
j. II. Yelton, Trustee in Bank
ruptcy, and w. Z. Potts


ruptcy, and W. p. Potts
VS..
Mrs. Josie Potts. Herman Potts,
Louis Potts, Mrs. w. K. Lyerly,
Mrs. John Francis and Herman
Potts, Administrator of Mrs.
Josie Potts, deceased.
The Defendant, Louis Potts,
above named, will take notice
that an action entitled as above
has been commenced, and isgnow
pending, in the Superior Court of
Henderson County, the purpose
of said action being to vacate and
strike from the record Deed from
John Mitchell, Chief State Bank
Examiner, to Josie Potts, record
ed in Book 1875, at page 5, Regis
try OF Henderson County, and TO
declare and adjudge that the
above named Defendants have no
right, title, interest or estate in
the lands and premises, described
in the above mentioned Deed, and
to have the court adjudge above
named Plaintiff to be the owner
in fee of said lands and premises.
The land above referred to being
lot and store building on the west
side of North Main Street be-
tween Fifth and Sixth Avenues,
and known as the ". 2. Potts
Store.
And the said Louis Potts, De-
PENDANT, will further take notice
that he is required to appear be-
fore the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Henderson County, at
the Courthouse in Hendersonvllle
on or before the Goth day Of Au-
gust, 1888, and answer or demUr
to the Complaint and Amended
Complaint in said action, or the
Plaintiff will apply to the court
for the relief demanded in SAID
Complaint, and Amended Com
plant.
This, the oath day of July,
1888.
J. P. FLETCHER,
Clerk Superior Court.
7-25-Tues-4t
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before. can't hefp but p,
alarmed about IL I've been with
tho family for such a long tima
There's nothing I wouldn't do for
him Nothinpi He's such a fine
man Mrs Calvin"
She flushed botlv He cav ber
lay down niacs NJ si,var ord wes
sure she had been moved nv his
words
,,;,or , rs o,o. ~
I;a..,,s. -, -,
49,, - tI;, ~. 60 800,
Nv, "oii! i',s q ms WI >o'''n N
"Ru, those feycrs IN tho tro,.
ics" he murn,rea "Tbev're Vow
donoororsn,
o,
Il, -, 'oSe anu ouHu nat ne'
hnee' "e'c wan anu W.
s'e"us' lou may oi'ns my COL
Zee ~ Tue u'a"ihs rooin' SIZE
'",a,
~ .'e ou'ie'
r,ncod tho trav no r,odi,o,at ,ha,
for all he knew no had nnIv moda
n had matter worse Eu, IN stand
by anl 500 the storm clouds thick.
enine vas imnossibIe. lie couIdn,,
do that No doubt II was tbe
matter NJ uiss Marcia. nov tho,
was MAKING all this trouhIe uic.
gins knew mar n he should On
much as hint NJ WHAT no knew
about that affair he would lose
his job and--far worse! his mas
ter's trust.
He fumblcd with bandker.
chief and dabbed an eve Never
before had he felt So old He had
grown stooped and wbite.baiced
serving this family In this o,t
house but he had neyer felt rho
stoop until lately. Now houe.
lessness was giving cruel weigh,
TO his wears. He carried as do
those who are trulv devoted the
hoartocbes NJ the ones he Loved
r,,, ,.,.
,,,,'a ""' - .ne o'""'Hs 'oo'h'
,,rI 80 'hai'
n." H'eS '"S D,oue"' 'ne eouee
10! Gnu p'"'Ga j. U" " ~" tapie
~ ~ 'ne n'a u'"eu on
s -, ,,s us anu tne sray VI al carry
49, Inns H'eu 'ne 'ooih'
800, ~ !" 'ne D's e"n"' sue
800 nAe "'''iui' uncertain
one haa peeh thinking over
"hat the Dutier MAD said. Fer
maps he was risht. she mad been
too hiIcl eoncerhed ABOUT herseit
recently 10 think OF anyone else.
suppose something should happen
10 Barrett while he was away!
higgins mao SAID the south teemed
win ieVer. Barrett might grow
III ana die-iar away from her.
without knowing that she did ioPs
n,h anu couiu NOT help loving
n'n,, eve" "niie siie aespiseo nih.
"nen barrett returneu al ~
Al. -.., ,,A
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ASKED COPS TO CALI. HIM

PUEBLO, Colo. (UP).--Add
noble requests. The request of an
who asked that he be
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rected him to the ''flop house" at
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as administra-
trix of the estate of Laura C. K.
Lance, deceased, this is to notify
all persons having claims against
said estate to present them to the
undersigned on or before June
90, 1884, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar Of recovery; and
all persons indebted to said estate
will make settlement at once with
the undersigned.
This June 20, 1888.
Mrs. Lille Belle Howard,
Administrative,
Tryon, NC.
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Druid Hills, to D. J. Weaver, ct
al, receiver. ...
O. V. +. Blythe, trustee, 2
tracts. Main street, to Mrs. Les
sic L. Stocks.
D. J. Weaver, ct al, receivers,
lot $50 and 1-2 Of lot 351, Druid
Hills, O. NJ. Page, ct TX.
Clara Goen Mansfield, ct al,
lot 9Th avenue west, to the First
Huntington National Bank, trus-
tee.
f. w. Ewbank, commissioner,
3 tracts, HendersOnville, to
Realty Inc.
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Matterson Investment company.
Mary f. Nix. ct al, lot 3, M.
Q. Nix land, Edneyville, to T. c..
Nix.
Mary Z. Nix, ct al, 7-54 100,
to l.. VERNE Justus, ct vir.
w. NJ. Nix, ct al. lot 3, NJ. Q.
Nix land, to Mary E. Nix.
E. w. Ewbank, commissioner,
10 acres, Haywood road, to
Paul Livingston.
Federal corporation, lots 10,
II, ~, Claude Brown subdivi-
sion, to L. H. Burch, ct TX.
Control Bank & Trust COM
pany, trustee, lots 351 and $50,
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PREP SCHOOL PLANNED

TOMS, RIVER, n. J. CUP).-
The first naval prep school in the
country, the Admiral Farragut
Academy, will be opened Sept. 26.
Admiral Samuel S. Robfoson,
U.S.N.. retired, a former superin-
tendent of the U. S. Naval AGA
DENY ut Annapolis, will beycom-
mandant.
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Wasting Public Money

TIE term pork barrel appropria-
tionS" is an American political
tdiom meaning appropriations of
money by legislative bodies as a
part Of a scheme IF political pa
tronaga.
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NJ \. us, l3E;2nn7,!E
sa.e

found herself more bitttr. more
hopeless.
Barrett turned to look down at
her and saw tears in her eyes.
My God, this is cruel. Elinor!"
he whispered.
More cruel than you know"
she answered.
He smiled grimly at that. Il
think mott" he said surely.
TOR miles. they travelled with
out speaking. When they
reached home Barrett went to the
library. There. alone ani smok-
ing hard, he tried to decide what
to do about the expedition.
whether 1t was best for her TO
have him OFT of the way. That
would determine his course. Her
feeling and her need Nothing
elst seemed Of any Importance to
him.
They dined almost in silence.
Even before the servants they no
longer pretended devotion to each
other. The strain was too &; eat.
Higgins. oppressed and worried
by the atmosphere. moved defect
eddy. Something was very much
amiss and Higgins could not I'M
derstand It. These two young
people should have been utterly
and completely happy together.
The other servants were aware
OF the situation also and this dis
tressed the butler.
In the midst of the dinner Hig-
gins answered the telephone and
hurried back to the dining room.
lie said to Barrett, "Mr. Radnor
says he must speak to you. sir"
Bring the telephone. please"
Barrett answered in tone Of
complete disinterest.
Higgins brought the instru-
ment. plugged it in and set 1t at
Barrett's hand.
Yes" Higgins heard. There
was silence and then a shocked.
"Oh. no. Dick"
After a few more words Barrett
stood up. IT'S the baby!" he
said. Something's wrong. They
brought him to town this morn
ing for Winters to look after him
and he's worse. Dick says Mar
cia's nearly wild. I'm afraid III
have to go down."
ELINOR said nothing but she
- had lost color. She sat star
ing at her plate. Her suddenly
trembling hands nervously fin
gered the silver.
Here was a new peril--the loss
of Il child. Tha. too might lie
before her. If she should lose her
child she would have nothing
no one in the world-left! Marcia
had Dick Radnor. a devoted hus-
band who loved her with all his
heart.
Another thought cut her heart
with knife-like thrust. Was Ger
AIDS mother living?
Barrett turned at the door.
"Goodby," he said wistfully.
"Goodby," Elinor answered.
There was no softenlng in her
tone and he moved away heavily.
Higgins. entering with the des-
sert, said cautiously. MRS. Col
win. may l speak to you about
something that has been trou-
bling me?"
certainly. Higgins" she told
him but not as she would have
answered a few weeks ago. The
butler had never known anyone
to change so completely in such
short time.
I'm troubled about Mr.. Col
VIM" he went on. rubbing his
hands together in embarrassment.
He's not we'll. Mrs. Colvin. and
hats strange because he usually
has such excellent health. I've
lever known him to be like this |
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Creoles

The word "CreOle" Is used in the
United States in reference to the
white persons descended from
Srench and Spanish settlers of
Louisiana AMI othr" Gulf states.
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Special Notices

LIABILITY" has wiped out
many promising estate. AT
moderate cost we can protect
you. See us before you have an
accident. Ewbank & Ewbank,
Phone 80. Ask anybody.
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The sketch is of the Ma
tional Monument to the Fore
fathers at PLYMOUTH, MASS.
The PAPAL CROSS is the one
shown. PRIN Z EDWARD
ISLAND and NOVA SCOTIA do
not touch the United States.
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FOR SALE
Houses and Real Estate

i, ACRE farm. 3 room house
80 a.ragc. ; miles out :
-. off highway. SGSJ
Ne 3 room house, corner lot
Sa in. good location street
s.s,ment paid. price $3.50.
n,n home, large corner lot'
.rar,s from Main street. Paw
n. Maid. Price 275O. u. l..
4rdtrs Realty Co., Room 4,
American bank Bldg.
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CALL AT GIBBS to engage bread
corn, $1.O0. No damaged corn
wanted. Sell No. 2 Meal % lbs
SIC.
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TWO LADIES desire transporta-
ton Miami or Jacksonville this
week. Margaret Jenkins, Flat
Rock.
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24-Personal Property

Toms Park, umbrella
yellow bird center OF handle
Reward. 1O3 Washington.
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lS-Business Services
2I-Good Things to Eat

OUR MOTTO, good food, prompt
courteous service, appreciation.
Shorty's Pig N Whistle, Nos. l
and 2. Remember in Hender-
sonville it's Shorty's.
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If YOU WANT CASH for La
bOrerS Building & Loan stock,
address postoffice box 1924,
stating number of shares and
price.
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pS automobile radio sales and
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* LUMBER, builders supplies
ia ~ null work see Rigby-Morrow
O. Fourth avenue east. Phone
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foMERS for all occasions. No
CceAvcry charge. Freeze Drug
SC', agency for Middlemont
Gardens.
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advertise it or you may
fVe to keep it.
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+NNIE BOWEN'S SHOP-Dou't
MIS- getting one of those very
perlaliy priced COTTON dress
's. $i.OO to $500.
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fFCRE you buy Sporting Goods
see HcndersOnville Hdw. Coz
The Washington times., 1933-10-09

West Forties, at 81 a week.
She was dazed. albeit thrilled.
by this pulsating town that Is
like no other city on earth.
Buildings towering into blue
heaven. The elevated roared
beneatr her window. Street
cars changed. There was the
incessant thunder of the traf.
fic and the honk-honk Of auto
mobiles.
Added to this, less than a
block away, workmen were
dynamiting the foundations Of
a new building. the explo-
sions being varied by the
sound of the electric drill.
And it was hot! AS hot as
Yapahunk those first two soli-
tary days, when Nollie sought
a stenographic job in vain. She
seemed less than a grain OF
dust in this great, needless
rushing city.
In New York
Her third day in New York
drawing to drearry close, and
not a job in view. Her tiny
nest-egg rapidly diminishing.
Nollie was scared. With her
accurate at low ebb she went
down the four flights of shabby
stairs that led from her hall
bedroom to the street, and into
a ."one-arm lunch" for q soli-
tary supper.
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The Girl Who Won

What could he say, How
dare confess that it was Nollie
he had wanted, on the sly? Con-
found the idiotic customer who
had tangled up the message!
Well, since he couldn't get hold
of the elusive Nollie, he would
just have to take her cousin!
Her errand done, little more
than an hour later, Nollie
reached home, and went straight
up to her room.
Lii wasn't there. An urge to
look at her much-needed money
made Nollie draw her suitcase
from below the bed, unlock it,
count the magic bills. oh,
God! there were only eight. =.
two SIS bills out of the precious
ten were GONE!
CHAPTER FOUR
A hateful scene with Lii over
the missing $40. Nollie had not
accused Lii. Had merely stated
the fact of the money having
disappeared from their room, at
the same time keeping her quiet
blue eyes on Lil'S tell-tale coun-
tenance.
so you think I steal, in ad.
dition to my other sinS?" Lii
had Spat out, her fact, under
its rouge, spaShed with color.
II n't4think anything at all,
except that tive IS bills that
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Pavement Patter

Zachariah D. Blackstone, the
florist, who derives his liven-
hood from cultured plant life,
takes time off to go into the
wilds of the woods for his fa-
vorite pastime, which is shoot
ing - Marion Ostermayer pa
rades F Street in a smart fall
raiment-Major H. c. Dagley
prepares for the tutelage of a
new years crop of military.
minded-Rep. James M. Beck
Of Pennsylvania, and DR.. Will
liam P. Argy were among those
who attended Lenore Ulric's
show at the National-Mary
Jane Klare entertains the
throng Of onlookers at WMAL
each morning announcing
That Wilson property in Silver
Spring on which Billy Wilson
and his sister Ellen and Rose
Carr is part of the original
grant made to their family by
King George John Carol,
Harold Henry and Irv Camp,
jr., take up new quarters at the
Dupont Circle-Perry Crosson
planning to go to Europe early
in the spring to visit Claire
Valliere, who expects to sail for
her native land before many
moons Clarence E. CappeI,
manager of the National Sym.
phony Orchestra, likes tennis
nets almost as well as musical
notes-Eddie Hull probably will
never recover his compoSure
sufficiently again to indulge in
his habit of calling girls at the
last minute for dates after that
terrific taking-down he received
the Other evening when he at
tempted this procedure with
one of the towns most charm.
ing and most independent gals,
so they say
The Washington times., 1933-10-09
By May Christie
By TuthnI
By Cliff Sterrett
BY Milt Gross
By Walt Disney
BY Rube Goldberg

Broadway tonight-the sight
of all wondrous signs in pump
ing electricity-had lost its
thrill. It seemed so vast, so
utterly indifferent to her.
Soon she found herself in
that block under the Elevated.
east Of Broadway, at Fifty.
third Street.
The gay scene was all
changed here. So near to
brilliance and sparkle, yet
sordid and depressing. There
were lean alley-cats aprowl.
Nollie felt a queer kinship with
them.
Old women with bedragged
petticoats were here, emerging
from dirty, gloomy Easements.
The uncurtained, grubby win
dows seemed to leer at her. She
haStened her footsteps.
Columbus Circle! Pregnant
name! Shea female Colum-
bus-had come to plan herself
in q new world-and the new
world wanted noe Of her!
The green loveliness Of Cen
tral Park attracted her. She
walked in its winding paths
until, at a turn of the road,
a long slinky car drew stealthily
in to the side and a fastlooking
man accosted her.
want a ride?"
To Be Continued