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was it the power this girl had over
him?
"It's queer" she told Shannon,
how you can find and build for some
thing, and have all your work blown
down by one high wind"
Most men go of the deep end at
least once in a lifetime"
IF could be sure that Kim would
do this only once, shouldn't feel as
do now. I am sure, though, that his
reaction to her is only a symptom of
his real temperament, his desire to
be nothing but a road runner. The
Kim who's gone with her tonight is
not the Kim I married, but he is, I'm
afraid, the real Kim. Even II he for
gets Holly Barlow he'll always be alien
to me now, and I'll be a stranger to
him while he's seeking some one
who'll satisfy this side of him that I
don't even understand, that I never
saw before now. That's why I know
that I must divorce him."
Divorce is pretty final, Cynthia.
Couldn't you make some other ad-
justment?"
What? I know that plenty Of
other women endure things like this.
There's Peggy Andrews, trying to
pretend that her husband still loves
her, when every one knows that they
were transferred from China because
he was mad over the wife of an under
secretary in another legtaion in
Y1nl> A,1I cit IN
Fred in a God-forsaken hole in Asia
after he'd almost killed the Portu-
gueSe officer who took away the dane
ing girl he'd found in Toxic And
the Westcotts, hidden off on an island
after Ions affair with a contessa in
Rome. No, thanks, my pride wouldn't
let me take the husks that seem to
satisfy those women"
Don't foreign service wives ever
champ at the bit?"
"Of course they do, but usually in
the service men value their careers
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too much to ieopardize them by open
scandal"
"why don't you play the same
game?"
"It wouldn't be any use. Those
men and women are sticking together
because they both have the same am
bition. Kim's lost his"
Spring fever. It'll come back" "
He lighted another cigarette and
stared at the drenched panes Of the
car. Hasn't 1t ever occurred to you,
Cynthia, that Holly Barlow may have
ambition quite as keen as your own?
And If you drive Kim into marrying
her, she won't want to pull him
down."
"How can she help it? Kim's
trained in just one line, diplomacy.
The top places in that don't go to
men who've married the causes Of
their divorces. They can't go to
causes of their divorces. They can't
60 to others who don't favor them.
And Queen Mary doesn't even receive
those wives at court.
I'D forgotten that" He stared
outWardly in an absorbed contempla-
ton that made her wonder why he
thought the matter so important.
do you think Holly Barlow knows
it?"
"Of course she does. So what's left
to Kim? If he marries her, Bona
venturall be the end of his rope, and
he won't stay there any longer than
the department can help. If it weren't
that, for some reason, Simon French
wanted to see him, I'd think he
wouldn't have chance for it in this
contingency now. But that's his fu-
neral. And hers. My jobs ended
when he gets that appointment" She
watched through the steaming win
dows as the car swerved into a turn
ing on the right. THE storms clear
ing" she told him, we're almost at
the camp"
Continued in Tomorrow's Star.)
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on the plane. Is there anything
so wrong in that?"
"Then," said 10, putting hand
on his arm, suppose we both
stop worrying about it. I've really
liked it here, and you've been
moro than fair"
He took, her hand quickly. 90
Whatever he had wanted
to add never reached his lips. He
stopped, squeezed her fingers
hard, and said, "Goodby, Jo-
and lots of luck, always
10 nodded, finding her throat
suddenly dry, finding her tongue
unable to answer. She withdrew
her hand and hurried into the
l. Inn, ran blindly up the stairs,
At her door she found Mrs
Marsh, standing resolutely as if
she had been waiting there for
minutes. s
"Did my son have talk with
YOU, Miss Darien?" :
"Yes -. just now"
The old lady nodded solemniy
"Men arc Blind sometimes. | wa
sorry to have to tell him certain
facts which he seemed to. have
missed, but"
10 could stand no more. She
turned tierceiy, her back agaln;s,,
the door Of her room. you told
him liesm she almost screamed
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"You told him nothing but liesw
Ito be continued)
LIBERTY

LIBERTY, Aug. 14.-It has
been requested that every one
interested come to Liberty ceme-
terry Saturday August II, for
the purpose of cleaning off the
graves. 1t is hoped that large
crowd will be present.
The revival meeting which has
been in progress for the past
two weeks will continue through
Saturday evening of this week.
lnspirational messages are being
delivered by Rev. Raleigh Will
liams of Hendersonville.
Mrs. A. j. Nielsen, Jr., and
Children of Arden. spent last
Monday night and Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. w. f. Maxwell
Mrs. Ida Freeman, who has
been visiting relatives at Arden,
has returned home.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Laugh
ter and Clarence, Jr., and Mrs.
w. E. Maxwell called Friday
night on the formers father, f.
~. Laughter of Balfour. He has
been indisposed for the past two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Hill of
Dana, called on Mr.. and Mrs
Guy Coston Sunday.
! Carl Green of Connolly Springs
is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burley William!
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it. was true that, whatever he
was, Bret deserved her gratitude
Tor having saved her life. But
even gratitude can be devoid of
respect, and 10 decided that a
note to Bret would do better now
-Aan facing him.
She was still deep in thought
when she reached the Inn and
hardly realized that she was at
the veranda steps when she heard
Douglas Marsh's pleasant voice
above her.
Good morning, 10. Won
.Aar if l could see you when
you've changed?"
There was something strange
in. his eyes. something 10 recog-
aided at once and which made
her say, ct won't take long, will
it? You might as we'll talk to
me now"
Marsh looked startled. "You-
YOU know what Pm going to
saw"
"Perhaps not exactly. But OBJ
viouslv it's not pleasant. She
drew the robe around her throat
and stood facing him. cts really
NV fault that you've found your
self in this difficult situation"
she said in a low tone. you've
lhecn wonderfui-and | should
have left Crest Lake long ago.
lI should have gone when this
trouble with Fragonet first came
Iup." .....
80, l want to realize that
She nodded quickly. 81 know.
And | don't blame you. There
must have been lot of talk.
Too much for comfort, and l
know what your mother thinks.
"You see, after all, she's get
ting along in years, and l don't
Like to excite her more than
necessary. ,Somthow she's quite
convinced that you aren't straight,
10. And whfie it's absurd, and"
He stopped, his voice trailing in
to silence. Then, desperately, 81
want to do what's right, you
know. A months salary in lieu
of notice-and if any time you
need help"
at don't want a months sal
ary,' 10 saids "But l do appre-
ciate your Kindness
She felt somehow sorry for
Douglas Marsh, but she felt re-
sentiment, too, that he should be
so quickly dominated by Babs.
For 10 was certain that it was
not entirely Mrs. Marsh who was
behind this. b.,
"And, 10 :" Marsh resumed,
az want to know where you'll be,
because l intend to see you
again." -. 49,.
10 laughed littlt bitterly. eff
I'm not .prcsentablc here at Crest
Lake I'm not likely to be pre-
sentable anywhere else, am |?
Besides i really don't know
where I'll be, unless it's Holly
wood"
WIollywood?" Marsh's eyes
widened. "You don't mean q.
Fragonet?"
"Mot necessarily. But I've al
ways wanted to see HOLLYWOOD
and he's asked me to go with him
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ouSlV she removed white bathing
cap and tossed her golden hair
IN the bright sunlight. Fragonet
stood stolidly, frank in his ad-
miration of her glorious figure.
by the Lord Harry, 10!
You're beyond wordsH'
''But not beyond taking col
she laughed, pointing to her
beach robe. ...,.. s..
Instantly he retrived the robe
and draped it around her Shout
ders. 81 suppose you know why
/ didn't leave with the rest "
why -. no. Pm afraid l
don't" a s'
Let's don't play-act, 30. l
want to. take you back with me
tonight. You know that" 10 was
silent, and he rushed on, "Well
drive to the Crestwood airport
tonight at 10 and catch the night
plane out. That way we'll reach
Hollywood long before Dram and
the others. get there
"But, Peter, /"
CPL call at your room at
$50 he said quickly. "And
you'll be ready" =
His imperious tone irritated
10 and she asked, care you
Isure""
Tf you're not" Fragonet
smiled, "Ill take you anyhow"
"But-"
He shook his head, interrupt
ing her. "Thcre's no use talking
about it, 10. You know you can't
stay here any longer" He bent
and kissed her quickly on the
cheek, then turned abruptly and
hurried toward the Inn without
her.
/, Thoughtfuily 10 followed the
path, forgetting her wet suit and
the breeze that swept up gently
fro mthe head of the lake. What
had he meant by saying "You
know you can't stay here any
longer?" Did he know that Babs
and Marsh were to marry, and
sense that Babs, with her new
influence over Marsh, would
never stand for 10 remaining at
Crest Lake?
At any rate Fragonet's words,
whether they had been calculated
in their meaning OF not, startled
10 into a sudden realization Of
her own position at Crest Lake
Inn. Things had been happen
ing so swiftly in the past few
hours that this was the first mo-
ment she had found in which to
view herself effectively. Certain
ly, now that her father had been
successful in getting a job she
did not need to remain at Crest
Lake. And Babs' engagement to
Douglas Marsh was likely to
create even greater tension be-
tween Jo and Mrs. Marsh, who
was so friendly with the Mont
gomerys.. As for Bret-the old
Bret who might have been her
friend
10 shuddered, remembering last
night when she had stood before
the window of the little cottage
and watched Bret take the Saun-
dcrs girl in his arms. 81 never
want to face him again." she said,
half-aloud. Never :" Perhaps
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REGIN HERE TODAY

BEGIN HENE lODA1
10 Darien breaks her engage
ment to Bret Paul. college ath-
letic star, because Bret objects
TO her taking a jos as hostess at
Crest Lake Inn, fashionable sum
mer resort owned by wealthy
Douglas Marsh. 1
10 goes to Crest Lake. Marsh S
eccentric mother dislikes her and
causes difficulties. These are in
creased when Peter Fragonee,
pays marked attention to 10,
asks her to marry h;r, as soon
as he can secure a divorce.
Bret Paul comes to Crest Lake
as life guard. Babs Montgomery,
school acquaintance who is jeal-
ors Of 10, Is also there.
Fragonet leaves and returns
when his film company under
takes to make part of a motion
picture at the resort. 10 becomes
frierdly with. Lola Montez, ac-
tress. During a scene on the
lake Lola narrowly escapes
drowning, is rescued. by Bret
Paul
70 learns it was Bret and not
Fragonct who saved her life aft
err the sailboat accident. She is
on her way to see Bret when
Marsh stops her, saying he wants
to talk about the party next eve
ming.
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
"a CHAPTER XXXIII
10 said, hiding as best she ould
her surprise at Babs' sudden an
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nouncement, Pm awfully glad
Babs.'
Babs gave her a queer smile,
ooh, knew you would be, JO
| really did"
"When does the big event take
place." asked Tubby.
"Doug wants it to be right
away," Rabs told them. "In fact,
he was all for eioping. But of
curse | couldn't have that"
Tubby shook her head. T"Ot
course not. Think of the parties
you'd miss"
Babs' eyes grew sharp, and Jo
was relieved to see Lolita Monte2
heading for their table. At sight
of the actress Babs stiffened
Plainly she did not feel that
Lolita Montez should be recog'
nized and after acknowledging
Lolita's greeting she excused her
self.
won't you sit DOWN." 10 in
vited the little actress. $500.
Montez shook her head. I'D
like to-but Dram is herding us
all to the station in half an hour,
| just wanted to stop a moment
and tell you how much I've en-
ioyed being here and knowing
you and Miss Davis"
They assured her that the en-
ioyment had been mutual, and
Tubby asked. "DO YOU really
leave so soon?"
eyes except foc Frago-
metz
Jo started. 'Tsn't-isn't Mr.,
Fragonet returning, too?"
ooh, not with u.s." Montez
smiled, her tone gently malicious.
ave might distract him, ! sup
pose. l believe he's taking the
night plane out"
Pubby glanced significantly at
10, and when Montez had depart
ed she put into words what had
been in her eyes. I'll bet | know
why Fragonet is hanging back,
He plans to shanghai you on that
plane.'
10 laughed. Don't be silly,
Tubby."
"You wait. The minute Dram
and his gang get away, you'll be
hearing from FragOnet."
= : =
10 laughed again, but before
the morning was over Tubby's
prediction proved correct. 10 had
decided on swim before lunch
and. to avoid encOunterinG Bret
Paul, she walked down the lake
shore a quarter of q mile and Sc
lected a spot away from the rest
of the swimmers who were out
that morning. She'd just CON-
pleted a vigorous turn out from
shore when she saw Fragonet
hurrying along the path.
He stood smiling down at her
as she walked up from the lake
in her dripping suit, Unconsci-
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READ THE WANT ADS.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as ,administra-
trix of the estate of G. B. Hamp-
ton, deceased. this is to notify all
persons having claims against said
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dersigned on or before June 26,
1896, or this notice will be plead
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make prompt settlement with the
undersigned. This, June 2S.. 1898.
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OF SOUTHERN BELL

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. Id. CUP
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Warren is a veteran of 35
years service with the telephone
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Nogales international., 1935-10-12

FOR Ell PASOANS
AHkf#*S
Assistant Collector of Customs
and Mrs. George B. Slater, of El
Paso, were guests of honor at din
ner party given at the Cavern Cafe
Tuesday evening.
In the party besides Mr.. and Mrs.
Slater and all of whom were hosts
and hostesses, were Collector of
Customs and Mrs. F. j. Duffy, As
sistant Collector and Mrs. Herbert
Chatham, Agent and Mrs. w. K.
Kennedy, and Chief Patrol Inspee-
tor and Mrs. Bert Smith.
Nogales international., 1935-10-12
(SOCIFTYNCLUBSdlPRSONNS
BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON
*#*AAAH


A delightful surprise luncheon was
given at the Cavern Cafe, Monday,
celebrating Mrs. Robert E. Lees
birthday.
Those present were Mesdames
John Jund, A. L. Lewis, F.. B. Car
room. Hugo Miller. Ina Cross, M
Marsteller, Otto Herold, H. H. Car
penter, Anne Hurst, B. J. Jones, r,
T. Frazier, G. l.. Harker, F. ]. Duff
fly, j. w. Hitler. E. c. Houle, Grover
Marsteller, A. E. Sanders, Fl. c.
Wayte, E. A. Tftcomb, G. S. Smith,
H. R. Sisk, D. L. Wooddell, E. S.
Edmonson, Miss Frances Burlinson,
and the honoree.
*&A&****A**#*
Nogales international., 1935-10-12

fit performance) will be given at
the Patagonia Opera House tonight
under auspices Of the Patagonia
womens Welfare Club. Public invit-
ed.
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COL. BEsLEY BACK

Col. j. Campbell Besley, general
manager of the Victoria Mines, has
returned from an extended stay in
California.
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WHITE PROMOTED

Horton v. White, former Nogalian,
son-in-law Of Mrs. F.. L. Bonsan of
this city, has been promoted in the
army from first lieutenancy to a
captaincy. He is stationed at Platts-
burg Barracks, Plattsburg, N. Y.
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LOHN BACK

City Alderman A. w. Lohn re-
turned Saturday from a five weeks
vacation trip to southern Califor-
mia and Boulder Dam.
Nogales international., 1935-10-12

James p. Kerson of the Cavern
Cafe returned Saturday from a trip.
to Hermosillo.
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McNULTY AND BRIDE
BACK FROM TRIP
fA&A 4 4 =

Charles H. McNulty. Jr., and bride,
who before her marriage was Miss
Gladys Scholey of Prescott, arrived
in Nogales Saturday and have gone
to housekeeping on Hudgin street.
They were married at Sacred
Heart church in Prescott on Sep
tember 18th and spent their honey
moon in Canada, Montana. Colo
RADIO, Idaho, Utah, and other parts
of the west.
Mr.. McNulty is manager of the To-
cal offices of the Public Utilities
Consolidated Corporation.
Nogales international., 1935-10-12

E. C. Best, prominent resident of
the Patagonia district, was here
Monday.
Nogales international., 1935-10-12
WIN LOVING CUPS
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Patsy Lee, four years old, and
Shelley AneS, four months of age,
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos JON
es Of Tucson, passed one hundred
percent in health and each won a
silver loving cup for beauty in the
baby show held during the recent
fair in Tucson. Mrs. Jones before
her marriage was Miss Edna Barker
and is a daughter of Mrs. Mary
Barker of Nogales.
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Mrs. B. G.. Dorothy returned to
her home in Hemet, California,
Tuesday, after visiting her son.
Dale B. Dorothy.
PICNIC PARTY
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A picnic party at Camille, Sunday,
in honor of Mrs. B. G. Doherty of
Hemet, California, was made up Of
Mrs. Anna B. Ackley, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. B. Hamlin, Miss Gwendolyn
Han1lin, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Allen,
Mrs. Regan, AL Helms, Dale Doro-
thy and the guest of honor.
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