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the corner. His tall slim figure
white smile 3lashing In the warm
tan Of his face. Hurxyine 20 her
through the sunshine. Graspin9
her elbow with Q teasing ssWocnan.
I'm starved-for your
Why did they keep theeo meet
ings secret? Later Ardeth recox-
nized this ~ the tribute she paid
to fear-the fear which beat un.
der her happiness like wings.
So long as nothing definite
was said to break the spell, the
dream went on. Nothing definite
between them nothing to
struggle for-or against. Just the
sweet security Of knowing she
would see him sometime during
the day without pre-arranged ap-
pointment. She didn't want to
think. IT she did, she would be
afraid.
Sometimes Ardeth found Jean.
cite watching her with that Curl
Gus smile. But Jeanette's man
ner was very kind.
AUG Uoycs 8VAAk. We OSaBuS SuO
easy. One must skim the surface
Of them, lightly-oh, 90 lightly,
lest one break through and drop
into the fear below. :.
She lived only for his presence
for the moment when he would
come in the shop, calling . care
less creating to jeanette, his eyes
leaping across at her in laughing
caress. Often Tom Corbett came
with him, friendly - . great dog.
His brown eyes watched Ardeth
admiringly as he talked.
But at night the fear pounced
on her. Dull nights when she
moved as though in . dream about
the Harrison hat. Washing her
underthings. Mending her clothes.
Busy with tasks for her real life
in the shop the next day. Hot
flames Of jealousy burned her then.
Where was Ken tonight What
was he doing in that other world
where she could not follow? Was
he with Cecile? Jealousy scorch-
ing her a she thought Of Ken's
vivid face bent close 70 Cecile's
provocative lips
Bitter moods washed away the
next day when she saw him wait
ing up near the flower stand. Saw
his white smile in the sunlight.
Heard his murmured Hungry
for you, Mothy'
Dancing with Ken out 1t the
beach on Saturday nights. See
ing his eyes darken with emotion
when they looked at her face %
temptinsly near !. =. Ken, hold;
his heart beating on her own
Then, in . moment. this dream
world shattered
She had come to the store early
this morning. jeanette wss COM
ing down later and later, now that
the novelty Of the place VAS wear
ing off. :.
Ardeth slipped off her hat and
coat and was standing at the mir
ror pressing the waves in her hair
when . flash Of something green
caught her eye.
The postman, pushing the week
" issue Of The Spy through the
letter slot.
Ardeth's lip curled st the sight
Of the iusinusting magazine, but
she was . true daughter Of Eve.
A moment later she wAs stand.
ing BY the door. her eyes running
down column called Ihrough
the Spyslass."
Words leaping up, % part her
lips and send the hot color pulls.
ing through her face.
Personalities, framed g the q.
fscted singing style ef ths publ.
sThe SPY has long wasehed With
interest tho engagement o3 . :er.
tain beauteous blonde and one Of
our former collegiate football
stare. This sneogem0nt, like
those Of royalty, was made By
family arrangement. But In our
humble opinion long engagements
are . mistake. There are other
beautsous blondes-thoush not Of
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has come to call a halt on this spec
tacular farce and to see to it that cor
rest first aid is given victims in every
instance. Whenever I find any Of
ficial or quasi-official body doing any
funny stunts with pulmotors or lung
motors, I'm going to show them up.
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RDETH CARROLL shopgr leading very snule life
but her ideals high She looks beyond
marriage to Neil Burke would Seeing handsome Ken
cseles sister jeanette open. speciality shop
ing in ,: left for the Ken e:!
louE:one Of Ards Jeanette Tom corbe himself
picnic together racing Others Ken
kisses Ardeth Next day, Ardeth for Xene Wait
She feels she another filtration niaf
Ardet after work her vanish ater
with Cecile. Ardeth 10 bv ieslousv. - - - -
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Intuition Warns Ardeth
Romance With Ken Will
End
CHAPTER XII.

CHAPTER XII.
IF Tom Corbett noticed Ardeth's
agitation he gave no sign
His eyes had dropped to the
trinket she was arranging on its
satin cushion.
'What in the name of common
sense is that?" he asked in aston
ishment. "A bunch Of glass
grapes?"
The girl drew deep breath.
Her tone took on protective light
ness of manner. Golden eyes
crinkling to smiles as she an
swered.
"You're an excellent guesser
since that's what it's supposed to
look like! They're each tiny bot
tie Of perfume. See-unscrew ono
from the rest Of the cluster and
you have q little dash Of perfume.
It's an imported novelty Jeanette
picked up yesterday"
"Gosh-the trouble you women
20 tow Toms honest square face
looked blank.
She laughed-and he could
never guess her mind was strained
to the babble in the back room.
"A different perfume to match
different moods!' she said gaily.
"And you women keep that sort
Of truck on your minds along with
your other troubles? Good Lord!'
"Oh, / don't think a woman with
real troubles would remember she
had this bunch of grapes!" Ar
deth couldn't keep the bitterness
out Of her voice.
Something in the tone which
raised the mans eyes to study that
lovely averted face.
A gale Of laughter came from
the other room. "Cyril, you're
pricelessy' sounded Cecile's high
clear voice. The inevitable Du-
want "Not ree-allyw echoed.
Toms light brown eyes became
. little grim.
"They're reading that Spy thing
you know. that scandalous
weekly called The Spy"
II saw jeanette bring it In this
morning." she answered.
Toms square fingers tapped a
tattoo on the top Of the case. swell
named, isn't it? How can q thing
like that flourish for years in q
civilized community? Nobody likes
it, and everybody reads it. Afraid
they'll miss some dirty crack about
themselves if they don't, I guess.
Says Just enough to smirch reputa-
tions and not quite enough so they
can get the rotten sheet for libel.
Wonder who's the garbage collec-
tor who reports the tit-bits, any
way" - !
the dark, isn't it," Hot color had
run to Ardeth'a cheeks. It was
suddenly indicative Of them, those
perfumed, sophisticated wo m n
smoking and chatting scandal. And
Ken-with his breezy out-of-door
air, his frank anile-sitting beside
Cecile.
She dropped her head, feeling
that her face betrayed too much.
Toms admiring eyes feasted on
her. Pretty Kid !. :" ran his
thoughts, "and sweet, too. !. Nice,
steady wy she looked At . fel.
~" '''
The dream stretched through
the days, yet now, beneath was q
vague fear like . beating Of wings.
Only when she was with Ken did it
still There was Z measure Of anx-
jety 1n her manner now, something
wiSt3ul IN the hazel eyes when they
silently searched the mans face.
She had . breathless sense that .he
time wa drawing short. The time
for what :?
Each day she saw him was an
other precious pearl added to the
string. Noon hours when he would
bs lettering by the flower stand at
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nights, or for the old folk or for in
valids.
Copyright, John F. Ollie CO..
NEW
YORK
SWANK CHARITY
. s!'|!' sa|;|s1 van

SWANK CHARITY
New York, Feb. 6.-Charity's kind
est donation to the jobless actors has
been an exchange where well-pressed,
trim looking old clothes are handed
out.
Even in happier days, actors had
made the acquaintance Of empty
stomachs-but he kept up his "front." /"
Y X X
KEEP UP THE FRONT
There was almost as much truth as
caricature to those vintage cartoons
Of transforming players: the ham
heavy, with his moth-eaten fur-col-
lar: the frizz-haired ingenue with
'her airs"-and all the rest.
Anyone who frequented the side
walks Of the Palace in the old days
knew that the gent with the yellow
stick, the meticulously dropped gray
gloves and the spats probably had no
soles to his shoes. And patches on
pants carefully covered by longish
coat. But they put on "the 'front.'"
Managers knew them; producers
knew them; agents knew them; their
fellow players knew them-yet the in
dividual psychology would have COL
lapSed but for the buoying illusion OF
dazzle. DelusionS of swank and class
kept scores of them going.
y X X
REAL AID
Larger balloons have burst since
then. The ''two-bit" ballroom boys
have been replaced by the less anus
ing ranks of the breadline. An Ac-
tors Dinner Club takes care OF the
stomach; but it's q studio floor which
brings the old "front" back !. q stu
dio floor, where tuxedos and swallow
tails, Broadwayese apparel and neat
double-breasteds hang waiting inspec-
ton.
And reports from this place show
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PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE
By William Brady, NJ. ID.

Signed letters pertaining hygiene disease
diagnosis treatment will Brady stamped
self
in No be made not conforming
tons Address William Brady this newspaper
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The man-of-war hawks, or frigate
birds, have wings with an extent OF
seven feet or more.
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% Players
Retained by
Grid Indians

Coach Joe Dienhart today picked
the squad 70 carry the colors Of the
Indianapolis Indians pro football
team into the second conflict of the
season against the powerful Chicago
Cardinals at Perry stadium Wednes-
day night at BIS.
With a crowd Of more than 1000
fans looking on. Dienhart sent his
charges through a regulation game
at the stadium Sunday morning.
Nearly a dozen new men signed
since last Wednesday took outstand-
ing roles.
Boyd and Kirkman both punted
consistently for more than fifty
yards during the scrimmage, while
COgan featured the play with his
fine passing. Jahr and Schoen-
fielder. guard and tackle from North
Dakota, where they gained all con-
ference honors. showed up exception
ally well. Dustin Mcdonald, former
Indiana U. Guard, was another
standout.
After the scrimmage, the follow
ing twenty-five players we're re-
tanned and will report at Perry
stdauim tonight and Tuesday at 5
p. M. to complete smoothing Of
teamwork and other details of con-
ditioning work
Maddox. schoenfelder. Jahr. Kirkman.
Boyd. Mcdonald, Shields, Gennioks. ray
Chambers. Gross Hosier. Saluski. Cogan.
Allen. Humoert. Tourist. Mahahey.
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MILLER is SHOOT STAR
Triumphs in Singles, Doubles at Gun
Club Event.

Miller won two of the three
events on the Indianapolis Gun
Club program Saturday, topping the
singles field with AZ out of so tar
gets and the doubles with 20 out
of "a.
HiSer and Brown shared the han
dicap with 20 out of IS each and
Miller was next with 10. Brown also
was second in the singles with AZ,
and Remy and Hiser second in the
doubles with II each.
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Independent and Amateur
Baseball Notes, Gossip
HURLS NO-HIT GAME

Boots Hutsen twirled the FIRST no-run,
no-hit game ever played at Bridgeport
in the first game Of a double-header. only
twenty-eight batsmen faced Hutsell in the
nine innings. Two men reached first. one
on an error and the other a walk. Hut
sell famed twelve batters. Chuck Waite
pitched for the losers. Bill Glenn and
Hutsel led the winners at the bat.
In the second game the Blues won, II to
s. Hutsell also was credited with this vic
tory He pitcher the last three innings and
gave only one hit. Saturday the Blues de-
feated Virginia Avenue Cubs. to 6, Brown
and Frantz pitching the game for the
winners Next Sunday a fOur-team tour
nev will get underway at Bridgeport The
four teams are e Amigos. Eastern ALI
stars L A. NJ. A. and Bridgeport.
West Side Chevr0lets are without
game for next Sunday and would like TO
hear from a strong state nine. Write or
wire William Rider. 1912 Bellefontaine
street. or phone He 1901. between 8 and
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HAVRE MEETING STARTS
EquipOiSe, jamestown May Clash in
Maryland Feature.
BIZ Times Special

bW IHtt NVttIHI
HAVRE DE GRACE, Md, Sept.
18.-The fall racing season opened
in Maryland today A muddy track
greeted the horses today as the
Havre de Grace meet, which closes
on Sept. 80, got under way.
A feature of the meeting is the
scheduled meeting of c. V. Whit
ney's great Equipoise. who suffered
his first defeat in eight starts this
year in the Belmont Gold Cup race
Saturday. and jamestown, who was
his outstanding rival as a 2-year-
old. Both are entered in the $4,000
Cup handicap on the final day.
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LOCAL GOLFER TOPS
STATE LIONS EVENT
BIZ United Press

By United Press ,
MARTINSVILLE, Ind, Sept IA
Ernest z. Krutsinger, Indianapolis,
won the Indiana State Lions Golf
Association championship here Sun
day with a one up victory over
Charles Nahand, Jeffersonville, de-
tending champion.
NJ. D. Schlosser, indianapolis, fin
ished third in the four-man playof
and G.. H. Norris, FortviIe, was last.
G. H. McKinsey, Fortvine, won the
mems putting contest and was first
in the driving contest with shot
of approximately 325 yards. Mrs.
McKinsey won the women's putting
contest.
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NUSSLEIN BEATS TILDEN

By Times Special
BERLIN, Sept 1S.-Bill Tilden,
Yankee professional tennis star, lost
his worlds championship title
Sunday when beaten by Hans Nuss-
lein. young German. 10, Ga, 6-3.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
1 Death Notices

FIAHEkTf. WILLIAM J.-Beloved hus-
Mrs Gertrude NJ Ksppgs. Henry h and
dsy SEPT, IL aSs 3 '5 years away Fuaeral
1898 Church St. Thursday afternoon.
Sept. 81. at 3 O'Clock. Burial Crown
Hill cemetery. Friends invited. Friends
Tuesday. VALID FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
HICKEY, RAYMOND-Beloved son Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Hickey. passed away.
sept 10 Funeral notice later, For
tsg GIs Indignation 5s55 can LITTLE d
LANICH. WILLIAM H.-Age SO years. be-
loved husband Of Mrs. Esther Lanich.
passed away az his home. 1929 Fletcher
Lutheran church. East Germantown,
Lutheran sC Cemetery 2syt. ODD Fellows vii
Monday. Sept. Is. FRIENDS may vieSW the
remains az 1923 Fletcher ave. until 10
a. N. Tuesday. LITTLE 81 SONS IN
LEWIS, ALICE PEARL-e09 Middle drive,
Woodruff wife Of William H. Lewis,
passed away Saturday evening. Services
az THE FLANNER &BUCHANAE NOR
TUARY Tuesday. p n. Friends IN
call az the mortuary any time.
MILLER. sALLIE-Beloved wife Of Frank
Miller daughter Of Mrs Molie Turner,
sister Of Stella. AddIe and Arthur Turn
er passed away al the resident. TIC S.
Mount st. Saturday. Sept. Is, Friends
FU JNN fs pA sf 222s S sheby St.
after D. m. Monday Funeral from
the Second Methodist church. corner of
Pershing and wilkins St. Tuesday. Sept
10 10 a. m. Burial Crown Hill
TRIBBY, HAZEL YIYIAN-Beloved wife Of
Frank s. Tribby and mother Of w. Boyd
Brown. passed away Saturday p. m.
Services at THE FLANNER & BUCHAN-
AN MORTUARY Tuesday. $3.50 p. m.
Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.
WATTS, ANNA-BeIoved wife Of Marcus
Watts Of 9l5 College ave, departed this
life Sunday Sept. II. age ~ years. Flu
nation call MOORE 81 KIRK FUNERAL
HOME. CH-3550.
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81 Legal Bids and Proposals

NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
Notice is hereby given That the
undersigned, the Board Of Commissioners
Of Marion County Indiana, will up 70 10
O'Clock A. M, September 18th. 1888. receive
sealed proposals for quarterly supplies for
all county institutions. according 20 spec
ihcations on file in the Office OF the
Auditor Of Marion County
Each bid must be accompanied by
bond and an affidavit as occurred by law,
The Board reserves the right 70 reject
any or all bids.
WITNESS our hands this End day OF
September. 1893.
THOS. H ELLIS.
ERNEST K MARKER,
DOW W. WORRIES
Commissioners Of Marion Co.
Attest;
CHAs. A. GROSsART.
Auditor
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LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING.
1890.
Application of Glenn Thomas McQueeney
of Greenfield for permit to operate motor
vehicles as contract carrier of property.
extending through or into Muncie, Ander-
son, Kokomo, Peru Seymour, Richmond,
over highways 81. 81. 49, So
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in the above entitled cause in the
at Indianapolis. Indiana, at 900 O'Clock
A. M on Wednesday, October 4, 1893.
Public participation in this hearing is
requested by the Commission.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
BY RUSSELL P. KEHOE, Examiner.
If1din rarnnlic
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BoONvILLE c. c. c. WINNER

Scoring two runs in the eleventh
inning. Boonville captured the state
civilian conservation. corps baseball
title at Fl. Harrison Sunday, beat
ing Angola. Is TO u.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
/ Death Notices

ROCK. GRACE E-Of 1855 BelIefontaine
S. entered into rest Saturday, a m,
oce 81 wears beloved wife Of Michael
Bock. mother Of josephine Maier. Alice
Moore Lydia Macy and George Book.
FUNERAL Tuesday. HARRY W. MOORE
FUNERAL PARLOR. 1850 East Michigan
St D m. Friends invited. Burial
crown I'm.
DALEY, ROSE IRENE-Beloved wife Of
Elmer y Daley. mother OF John Z.
Defiey. daughter Of Claude Dennis and
sister Of Claude D. Dennis passed away
SUNDAY. Sept II. age - years Funeral
service will be held az the WALD FU-
NERAL HONE. 1917 Union St. Wednes-
day afternoon. Sept. 20 al ? o'clock.
Burial az the GreenlaWn cemetery,
Franklin. Ind. Friends invited.
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Independent, Amateur
Football Notes, Gossip

Wizard A C football team turned back
the Lawrence Independents. Is to 0, sun
day at the wizards new athletic Held. be-
fore q crowd estimated at more than
thousand. A blocked punt late in the frst
quarter gave the wizards the ball on the
visitors forty-yard line, and with BuShong
doing the ball carrying. they drove 10 the
3-yard line Princeu scored on line
plunge The kick for point after touch
down was blocked. Doll Wizard quarter
back. scored the last marker late IN the
fourth period on an end run, after TWO
quick passes had put the locals IN q
Scoring position. line plunge Tor extra
point was good.
The Em-Roe Senior and Em-Roe City
Footbsll League will use officials plcked
bv the league this season. All football
officials Interested in officiating are re-
ouested "a file their application with carr
Callahan. secretary Of the Em-Roe root
ball League. az the Em-Roe store or 70
anpear in person next Monday night al
s O'clock at the league meeting.
Garfield A c. formerly Garfield Tro-
fans will practice Sunday morning az
i0-sO a m Cassidy. White. DickerSon
and all other players and tryoutS, NOTICE
a 3 have entered the En-Roe Junior
Teacue and would ike 10 book practice
Qames st their field. Call Dr. 1855. ask
for Red.
Ferndale A c will practice Tuesday and
Fridav al 7:SO. AL players are requested
10 report A practice game Is wanted for
Sunday
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LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING.
Public service commission docket No.

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING.
Public service commission docket No.
Application of J. A. Kromm Trucking
Co. OF indianapolis for permit to operate
property, extending through or INTO IN
dianapolis, Louisville. Evansville. Chicago,
Detroit Cincinnati. Battle Creek. Pitts
ways "a, 8. 81. 81, 40, a. 80. 49, 6. ZOE,
27. in State of Indiana
Notice is hereby given that the Public
hearing in the above entitled cause in the
Rooms of the Commission. 401 State House,
at Indianapolis. Indiana, at 900 o'clock
Public participation in this hearing is
requested by the Commission:
PUBLIC SERVICE CoMMIsSIoN
BY PETE H. DAWSON, Examiner.
1ndtanapolis. Ind. Sept. Is. 1888.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING.
Public service commission docket No
Application of Arthur B. Carrot of
Brookston for permit to operate motor
yehlcles as contract carrier Of property
extending through or into Brookston. Bat
tie Ground. Lafayette over country roads
beginning at edge Of Brookston.
Notlee IS neEepy given that the Public
service Commission VIII conduct public
Rooms, Of the Commission. 40l state House
at Indianapolis. Indiana. at 900 o'clock
Public participation i in this hearing hear IS
PUBIC SERVICE coMM1ss1oN
By RUSSELL P. KEHOE, Examiner.
Indianapolis. Ind, Sept. IS. 1888
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING.
Public service commission docket No.
Application of Guy Ewing of Carthage
for permit to operate motor vehicles as
through or into Carthage. indiana finsl polis.
Charlottesville, over highway 40.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in the above entitled cause In the
Rooms OF the Commission, 401 State House
at Indianapolis. Indiana, at 900 O'Clock
A M. on Thursday, October 5. 1888
Public participation in this hearing is
requested by the Commission.
By MOLE COOK. CommIssionsr
1ndlanapolis. Ind. Sept. Is 1888
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING.
Puohc service commission docket No
Application of Jaw Port Transport Of
Portland for permit TO operate motor
vehicles as contract carrier Of property
extending through or into Fl. Wayne. De-
catur, Monroe, Berne. Geneva BRYANT
Portland. Winchester. Lynn Fountain CITY
Richmond, over highway 81
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in the above entitled cause IN the
Rooms. Of the Commission. 40l State House
A. NJ. on Thursday. October 5, 1888.
Public participation in this hearing is
requested BY the Commission.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
By RUSSELL p. KEHOE, Examiner.
Indianapolis. Ind. Sept. Is, 1888.
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LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING.
Public service commission docket No.
1890.
Application of John Randall McQueeney
of Greenfield for permit to operate motor
extending through or into Anderson, Mum
Gle, Richmond, Kokomo. Columbus. over
Notice is s. hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in the above entitled cause in the
Rooms of the Commission. 40l State House,
at Indianapolis. Indiana, at 900 o'clock
A. M. on Wednesday october 4, 1888.
Public participation in this hearing is
requested by the Commission.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
BY RUSSELL P: KEHoE, Examiner.
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sS-FORMERLY sl3-COFFEE ST, .s06-
S-room double. fenced yard. Reduced.
Painted. HU-6S33
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