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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-14
BOSNIAN PosrM,,

Burlie B. White has h.,
postmaster at Rosr,s 0een ,
vania county, accord;sn' n
nounement by the mug 70 !
partment. Mr.. wiz WIS., off,
Miss Grace CantreII ',Ie 10
acting postmaster VITO hs
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-14

If its a boy, she's hoping it will
be a star right-handed pitcher,
just like daddy. At least, it can
be assumed that Mrs. Paul Dairy
Dean may be so hoping, as she
waits the coming of the stork,
said by her sister to be scheduled
for February. The wife of the st.
Louis Cardinals hurler, shown
above, was Miss Dorothy Sandus-
ky, beauty contest winner of Rus
sellville, Ark, before their mar
riage last December.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-14
FAIRGROUNDS BENEFICIAL

FORT WORTH, Tex, Aug. IA:
(UPl.- Beautifying the school
grounds not only benefits the
town but it makes the school
children more contented, it has
been discovered here. Juvenile
delinquency has decreased nota-
bly in areas where school grounds
have been beautified.
Under the federal constitution
it is necessary to have a vice.
president. He is the other side OF
the monograph record.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-14

X We say you'll be happier
with a Chrysler." And We also
want to impress on you how
little that happiness coststoday.
Chrysler prices begin at S745.
We arrange monthly pay
ments so you hardly feel the
difference between paying for
a Chrysler and the lowest
priced cars.
And you enjoy more style,
more speed, more power, more
room, far finer riding comfort.
You get Floating Power d., :.
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LEAGUE STANDINGS
RESULTS SATURDAY

Fletcher Ia, Fruittand l.
Batteries: Justice, Baldwin and
Case. Fisher and LYDIA.
Saluda 10, Valley Hin 2.
Ward and Johnson, Station
Barnwell and Manning. -
f. Flat Rock a, Mills River g..
f. Phillips and Gibbs, Taylor
and Whitesides.
Green. River 10, Bafour s.
Hill and Jarvis, Stewart ant
Kirby.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-14

PRIMO psFent. is ever quite pre-
| par& 70 ufderstahd Wy ne boys
fsho&s hn& atuope SiI& toes wear
but sitnultahe6usiS. " VIZ
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-14

SATURDAYS SCHEDULE
Fletcher at Valley Hill.
Fruitland. at Balfour.
Green River IT F.. Flat ROcn.
Saluda at Mills River.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE
20 games scheduled.

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
New Orleans 2; Birmingham
Knoxville IA; Chattanooga g.
Little Rock o.; Memphis 5.
Nashville at AtlantaAnight.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland 2; New York 8.
DetroR g; Washington 4 &c
nningsl.
Chicago 5: Boston 9.
i st. Louis 1; Philadelphia Il.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-14

you get safety all-steel bodies
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RESULTS

PIEDMONT LEAGUE
- Asheville 5; Wilmington 4 90
innings).
Z (Only game Played.
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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-14

THE new Master De Luxe Chev-
L rolet is the only car in its price
range that brings you all of the
fine car features pictured here! 1t
is the only car of its price with
Solid Steel Ttures-Top Fisher Body
IKE smartest and safest built The
only car of its price that gives the
famous gliding Knee-Action Ride.
The only car Of its price with Blue
Flame Talue-in-He Engine
Stabilized 'FRONT.' End Construction
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The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-29

next meeting, in order to al- low the exceptions to be drawn up and included in the proposed draft.
 Another appeal by MT. Eng strom was made for side walks at the East end of Nome, where traffic condi- tions have proven dangerous to pedestrians forced to walk in the streets. His request and statements were referred to the City Engineer also.
 No further business coming before the council at this time it adjourned to meet in next regular meeting, Monday, at 8 PM, November llth.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-29
Wanted-A gravity feed oil burning heater. Inquire at Nugget Office.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given, that Pete Bloomquist, has been appointed, by the Probate Court, for the Precinct of Cape Nome, Territory of Alaska, Administrator of the Estate of Robert B. Benson, deceas- ed, and all persons having claims against the said estate are required to present the same, with proper vouchers, within six months from the date of this notice, to the un- dersigned administrator, at the office of the U. $. Con- missioner, in the City of Nome, Territory of Alaska.
 Dated this the 18th day of October, 1885.
 PETE BLOOMQUIST,
 Administrator of the Estate
 of Robert Benson, Deceased Publish Oct. 15, 22, 29, ,Nov.5.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-29
Italy Preparing
 Move To Block
 Coming Sanctions
Continued From Page One

Continued From Page One after the existing commercial contracts are disrupted by the sanctions program.
 Having pushed twenty-five miles, the Italian forces are now half way on their march from Adigrat to the Makale mountain pass, the gateway to the interior. Small concen- trations of Ethiopian tribes men scattered before the ad- vancing troops.
 Airplanes scared over both northern and southern fronts seeking the locations of Eth iopian troops.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-29
City Council Has
 Lengthy Meeting
 Last Night Session

Continued from Page 1 that he believed the team re- ceived would hardly average 1000 pounds each.
 Telegrams from the Board of Liquor Control at Juneau were read requesting infor- nation as to the action of the council regarding the appli- cation of Joe Boyd for a res tarant liquor license. The council approved Boyd's ap- plication. Another telegram requested what action the council would take on the ap- plications of Mrs. Carl Bale and Albert Therry for a change in their restaurant liquor licenses to beverage dispensary licenses.
 After considerable discus sion as to the merits of ap- proving of a beverage dispen- sary license to Albert Therry, opinions being expressed by several councilmen and the city attorney, the council vot ed not to approve of his appli cation.
 The application of Mrs. Carl Bales for a change to a beverage dispensary license was approved by the council.
 The subject of the second reading of the proposed ordin ance regarding the restric- tion of the sale of liquor in Nome, brought about much discussion in which several spectators present also voiced their opinions, including the Territorial License officer for the Second Division, Arthur Wright.
 It was the concensus of op- ion that the ordinance be read and passed as it now stood, excepting hotels and drug stores from closing the entire place of business, but still being forced to comply with the closing hours for sale or dispensing of liquor as included in the proposed or dinance. Upon motion it was laid on the table until the
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-29
Boy Steals Beads
(By The Associated PreSS)

West Plains, Mo-, October is the spice of life, :" apparently was the motto of three boys who embarked on a shoplifting tour here. When caught they had their pockets stuffed with beads, lipstick, a pipe, flashlights, fngernail file, socks, a harmonica, tooth brushes and sundry other ar ticleS.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-29
Photographing Of
 Fortified Zones Is
 Alleged In Tokyo
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One) car had photographed the for tified zone.
 Representative and Mrs. Bert Lord of New York, re- publican, and Santiago 1gle- sias, Puerto Rican resident commissioner occupied the car.
 They returned aboard the President Grant unaware of the incident.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-29

FOR SALE-ThOr electric washing machine. slightly us- ed in good condition. Inquire at Nugget Office.
La gaceta., 1935-05-02

Dos gritos, uno de indIg-
naci6n y otro de dolor sin fin,
de augusta horrible, resonaron
en- la alcoba.
Ell primero habialo lanzado el
sacerdote.
Ell segundo, la marquesa.
Ell padre Vicente Sc abalan-
70 al lechO.
-iQue ha heclo uSted?-di-
10 a Candida con acento seve-
no, a la vez que trataba de auxi-
liar a Elvira.
Esta, densamente palida, con
ell rostro desencajado y las cris-
padas manos asidas a sus des-
trenzados cabellos, habiase que
dado inm6vil, con los ojos in
mensamente abiertos v los la
bios dilatados, blaneos cast.
La gaceta., 1935-05-02

Marlborough, N. Y, Mayo 2.
Amigos y p~eriodistas Amor
aaron aver con Tony Canzoneri,
y despues fueron invitados a
verle pegar ell primer punetazo
de su temporada de entrena :
miento para ell combate con Lou
Ambers. "Yo trato de hacer al
80 que ningln otro peso ligero
pudo hacer, reconquistar oil II ;
tulo,"
Los vases llenos de vino Sc va
.ciaron en- ell salon comedor de
la casa estilo colonial donde
Jorge Washington durmi6 una
vez, y despues Sc pas6 al gimna
sio.
FL gimnasio es el sitio de ma
yor interes en- la finca de IA a.
ores que es propiedad de Can :
zoneri. En- este lugar Sc acondi-
cionara para su pelea del diez
de mayo.
Tan Orgulloso de su finca co
mo de sus punos y honores con-
quistados como pugil, Canzone-
i mostr0 a sus visitantes ell pc
|queno hotel con 55 habitaciones
ell tanque de nataci6n, ell man.
zanal y las plantaciones de twas
~ tomates. Todo este es produc-
to de sus punos y asi 10 recono-
La gaceta., 1935-05-02
Y flo en- Candida una mira

Y flo en- Candida una mira
da ansiosa, calenturienta.
-iCalma!... icalma!-la dijo
su esposo, tratando de acostar-
la.-No tie agites, no tie asustes..
Inlay que tener valor y resi2na-
La verdad... iquiero saber
la verdad! IQu6 ha pasado?
.Di... Id pronto!.,. Toda mi ia
milia es mi madre,.. Mi madre !
iAh! No.. mo puede ser, Dios
MIC!
-iPor favor, Elvira!
-Habla... ipronto!... iQuien
Ina muerto?... Mi madre no..
/ mi madre no!
Ell padre Vicente VIC hacer a
Candida un movimiea1to AFR
native con la cabeza
La gaceta., 1935-05-02
Papa Jorge Mama Jose :

cen Papa Jorge Mama Jose :
fina Canzoneri, que no Sc can
san de alabar a su Tony, Y al
coro de elogios de los padres Sc
unen los hermanos Jos, ST y Jas
per : las hermanas Lillian y
Lena. LIE pusieron los guantes
al eXcampeon "IZZy the Paint
err" un famoso tipo de Broad
way, y Lou Fink, que una veg di
rigio a Gene Tunney,
Dos ligeros boxeadores de pc
so de pluma, Terra Mazza, de
Brooklyn, y Vie Vale, de Puer-
to Rico, 10 ayudaran a aumen-
tar su agilidad. Con ellos boxeo
dos asaltos y lie ofrecieron bas-
tante oposici6n. Canzoneri pa :
rece pegar mas duro que antes.
Fink dice que la forma de To-
ny es perfecta y que ayud6 a en-
trenarlo mejor la pelea con Ed
die Zivic, en- Pittsburg.
mo ha perdido una sola pc
lea, con hombres del peso lige-
70, desde que Barney Ross lie
venciera; pero lie derrotaron en-
apretadas decisiones los peso
"welter" Chef Woods y Harry
Dublinsky. Mas tarde volvi6 a
pelear cen ellos y les superb"
Pesaba aver 1876 libras y espera
disiminuir su peso a 13412.
La gaceta., 1935-05-02
Cleskye, de Johnstown.

Acusando a McCloskey, a
quien 6l mismo nombrara, de
conducta POGO digna en- relaci6n
con su cargo, ell gobernador dio
a conocer la orden y pidi6 al pre-
,sidente Sc retracte de declaracio
mes hechas contra tres periods
tas y les de una satisfaction.
La carta del gobernador dice
que McCloskey admite son in :
.fundados los cargos que hicie-
ra contra Chester L. Smith, del
PittSburg Press; Lawrence Nc
Corley, del Filadelfia Daily
News, Y Nobe Frank, del Har-
risburg Telegram.
La gaceta., 1935-05-02
CERR4DAs oTRAs DOS FA-
BRIQAS DE LA GENERAL
MOTORS

Detroit, Mayo 2.-Contin1a
extendiendose la huel2a de los
talleres de la compania General
Motors, f~abricante de automovi
les.
Las dos fabricas que cerraron
aver dejaron sin trabajo a $500
hombres. Piquetes de huelguis-
tas siguen vigilando la planta
de Toledo y los talleres de Che
vrolet y Fisher en- Cincinnati.
Thomas j. Williams, conciliador
de Toledo, conferenciara hoy
con Edward F. McGrady, pri-
mer asistente s~ecretario del ira
bajo. Hasta la noche de aver ell
movimiento solo afectaba a Is
mil quinientos trabajadores.
La gaceta., 1935-05-02

Ell anciano sacerdote, ola Y
contemplate aquella escena, en-
pie ante la puerta de la alcoba,
temiendo, sin saber por que, que
iba a ocurrir algo.
Dado ell estado en- que Sc ha-
llaba la infeliz martir, su espo-
so, debiera haber procurado no
dar motives para que sc emo
cionase.
i En- la mia!-repiti6 Elvi-
ra, incorporandose en- ell lecho.
i'm la mia!
La gaceta., 1935-05-02

Ique le inspiraba aquel hombre
ruin, que acababa de descargar,
premeditadamente, ell mas te-
rrible de los golpes sobre su
Ivictima infeliz.
81: aquello era IN crimen un
crimen, cuya idea habia nacido
en- la mente de Candida al re-
'cibir los telegramas de la don
celia y del padre Cerrada..
I'll anciano sacerdote no saba
este, pero no deiaba de compren
der en- esencia la verdad.
FL marques, pudiendo evitar
a la enferma aquel horrible dis
gusto, no 10 habia hecho.
jPor que?
P2rque, sin duda, Sc habia
propuesto anonadarle, darle ell
La gaceta., 1935-05-02

Muerta!... uni madre!-
murmur6 con ronca voz.
Hizo un gesto... pareci6 que
iba a llorar...
Pero no pudo.
Ell llanto detdvose en- sus O.
jos.
La congoja la ahogaba.
EXhal6 un gemido de supre-
ma augusta, cerr6 los oj2s Y su
hermoso busto cay6 pesadamen
tie sobre las almokadas.
La gaceta., 1935-05-02
EXCU RSION DE YATISTAS
DE TAMPA

Para ell sabado por la tarde
han organizado una excursion
los yatistas de Tampa, con Ell
paso de Bunches como objective.
Han ofrecido ~asistir, IIevan-
do sus embarcaciones, Francis
Bidwell, Bobby Davis y H. B.
Seldomrige.
Ell regreso Sc hara ell domin-
go por la tarde.
La gaceta., 1935-05-02
.~SUSPENDIDO Ell PRESIDEN
TIE DE LA COMISION DE
BOXEO

Harrisburg, Pa, Mayo Ell
gobernador George H. Earle sus
pendi6 aver por I'm mes al pre-
sidente de la comisi6n de boxeo
del estado, ell alcalde Eddie Nc
La gaceta., 1935-05-02
ultimo empUj6n que la pusiese
al borde de la tumba.
VII

Aun tuvo osadia bastante, ell
miserable marques, para mos
trarse afligido.
-Pero, ipor Dios, Elvira!-
dlJo, tratando de hacerla tornar
en- si.-lQu6 Sc lie va a hacer!
Hay que conformarse... iPien-
sa en- tn Aija!
Els indtil que le dirija u.s.
ted la palabra,-cbiet6 ell an
clano sacerdote.-La sonora
marquesa no puede oirle.
Els cierto! iPobre esposa
Tanta farsa, acah6 de exas-
La gaceta., 1935-05-02
VI

Una sonrisa maligna, cast
imperceptible, asom6 a los la
bios de Candida.
FL padre Vicente lie miro de
alto a bajo con todo ell desprecio
La gaceta., 1935-05-02
IL Gaeata Folletin No. 1854
A PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

viya con la precipitation del que
no qriere huir de la CONVERSE
ci6n que lie interrumpen.-Pe-
TO-. csc luto, Gpor quien es?
GQui6n ma muerto de tn fami-
liza?
-Nadie,-dijO Candida con
VoZ oPaca.
=Nadie! Pues entonces...
entonces Sc trata de la mia.
Can1iGl hizo un movimiento
afirma .ivo con la cabeza.
Sac6 Ell panuelo, de luto tam
La gaceta., 1935-05-02

Agruparon los Medal Rojas
sus hits en- los tres ultinps inn
ings e hicieron 6 careers, que
con dos mas de ante les Hieron
ell triunfo sobre los Atleticos.
Utilize ell Boston a 20 p~eloteros,
incluyendo 6 lanzadores. Rick
Terrell impulse una carrera en-
ell noveno, con I'm Shit, y des-
pues entr6 en- una mala tirada
de Foxx.
Boston &c, Oh, 2e; Filadelfia
&c, 12h, Be.
Sc afianzaron aver los 1ndios
en- ell primer puesto del circuito,
venciendo a los Medias Blancas
Sam Jones salt6 del "box" y lie
sustituy6 Vance. Hudlin lanzo
en- TODD ell juego.
Batearon cuadrangulares Hal
|Trosky y Earl Averill. Ademas
de csc batazo, Averill pogo un
"tubey" y un simple.
Chicago sc, Oh, 2e; Cleveland
lie 11h, lie.
La gaceta., 1935-05-02

bien, Y, como 81 sintiese una
gran augusta, 10 llev6 a los la
bios, despUes a la frente, como
para secarse ell sudOr.
La gaceta., 1935-05-02
Noticias de Bas
LIGA NACIOl

Parmelee suph pfNos- ia
yes de sus curvas a lfrc"dod-
gers" Y los "giganteF' CANA
ron ell juego de aver, Con ano-
taci6n de 8 carreras por 3. Dick
Bartell, ell SIS de los neoyorqui-
nos, "filde6" de manera sensa-
cional y descarg6 un "jonrr6n"
V un "tubey". Pegaron de cUa-
triangular, por ell Brooklyn, Ii
nus Frey y Danny Taylor. La
derrota lie TOGO al pitcher Bah
itch. con Alfonso Lopez de cat
cher. Lopez dispar6 un hit en-
cuatro veces.
New York &c, 11h, lie; Brook
Ign &c, Nh, &c.
Dizzy Dean reculper6 su bue-
ma forma Y dej6 al Cincinnati
en- 6 hits. La carrera del move
no inning la hizo ell Cincinnati
con un 4tribey" y un "jilote"
Medwick bate6 de quadrangle
lar en- ell cuarto.
st. Louis SC, III, De; Cincin-
natl &c, Oh, De.
Ell desafio entire Piratas y
Cubs tuvo que suspenderse a
causa del frio y ell de los Braves
Y Phillies por lluvia.
La gaceta., 1935-05-02

AL frente de los bateadores de
las grandes ligas aparece hoy
Hogan, de los Braves, con un
La gaceta., 1935-05-02
LA RAPACIDAD DE LIS TE-
NED0RES DE BONOS
sx<4GA .

ahassee, Mayo Eel juez
Love De Qdinsy. firmdayer ena
ordensanulanda an Granddaughter
to e fnterdicto soFe ado4 por
tres tenedores de lbonos, que di-
cen representa- at78% de los
bonistas del ccndado de Sumter
contra ell comite de administra-
.ci6n del estado y ef tesorero
Knott. Estes bonistas deean i'm
pedir ell page de los gastN del
condado con 81 dinero del jondo
de gasolina. I'm pago de f2,847
pesos en- ell condado de Sumter
Sc suspendid al ser inicHo~eI
procedimiento judicial. n gober
nador describe aver actitud
de la c9rte como un@aro ejeGa
80 de la rapacidad y los tenE
dores de bonosS que tratan de
estrangular a los contribuyentes
de csc condado. Hasta el dia Is
de mayo tienen los duejosos pa
ra e4aendar su escrit1 La peti
ci6n de interdicto Sc discutira
ante el juez Johnson, del con-
dado de Leon.
La gaceta., 1935-05-02
TACHUELAS PARA LAS CA
RRERhs DE BICICLETAs

Gainesville, Fla, Mayo 2.PY
Tachuelas esparcidas en- ell cl-
50 de % millas p~unzaron aver
las llantas de las bicicletas, obi
a la suspension, por una
nora, de las carreras de bicicle
tas de seis dias entire los CAPT
tulos de las fraternidades Chi
Phi z Sigma Alpha Epsilon,
que aver entraron en- su tercer
dia. ,nunm
Los juec1g han ordenado cam
bios en- la ruta de modo que los
bromistas no puedan repetir la
La gaceta., 1935-05-02
MATRIMONIOS

Harris B. Sanders, 81, y Vel
ma L. Fimfrock, 81.
La gaceta., 1935-05-02
Seeone sabado ef3ess5de Ken lucky

Louis' lie, Y mayo 2.-Los
l@Ocal en- carreras de
que s0n unos 100000,
toda la poblaci6n, dicen que ell
Derby Sc correra ell sabado, porA
610 vez, pero que laAtietoria Gn-
"a djsputada lpor i'm grupo de
6 caballos, de Ia "a elegibles.
va Sc encuentran en- los es-
tablos Is de los competidores,
'pero los seis de los inteligentes
son: Tody, de C. V. Whitney;
Nelli Flag, de Warren Wright;
Omaha, de William Woodward;
Boxphesn, de EIR. Bradley;
ye de la Sra. Payne
sTtA Commonwealth, de
NJ. Jeffords. Muy po-
La gaceta., 1935-05-02

cas- oportunidades conceden
Gios excelestes ej4tplares Ro-
mand Sold r, 81 Bernard,
whiskolO yE1hanckiew ".
ci0nados e! o1 orn, del co
ronel Brad Payer hizo la
practica fin 'Rteso compile
to y cubrienGo . distancia,
en- 2 minutes, d.
En- las apucstasu predilecto
es To-day" aunque los exper-
tos dicen que pare}i6 cansarse
en- Wood Memorial una distan-
cia menor que la dD Derby.
Omaha tambien es citado por
los inteligentes, aJssbte lego Ell
tercero en- n
La gaceta., 1935-05-02
Empez6 aver sus practicas Ell italian anzonessssL s h

clistas, 0 unas5hora
en- cada "a, A
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-23

Unbleached. In even yard
lengths. COlOred borders!
Hurry to buy while our guam
tity lasts! For limited time
only!
BLOCK's-DOwnstairs Store.
The Washington times., 1935-08-28

soup and the fresh shrimp
salad on watercress were de-
licious. Helen had brought the
recipe for the potato salad
from Germany. They ate
ravenously. The dessert was
a frozen custard. Then iced
coffee and chocolate cake.
After dinner they strolled out
to the patch Of lawn where,
under a struggling acacia tree,
were set out steamer chairs,
and a glider hammock. Still
laughing they Topped down on
the chairs at their ease and
smoked.
The sky was tropical in its
blackness. They could hear the
break Of the waves on the
beach. To the right there was
a misty glow in the sky from
the glittering hotels on the
boardwalk. They smoked IN ST.
lence for a while.
Walter began to sing his own
version of 1.-THE Good Old Sum-
mer Time" Helen and Dirk
chimed in. The effect pleased
them enormously.
Damn good. Let's sing some
thing else"
st love to sing. I sometimes
feel there's so much music in
ma that T can't bring out"
Really, Walter" Helen was
surprised.
"'s a fact. 7 wish I had
some talent for expression like
a voice, or if only I could play
the piano or the violin. I used
to be a wiz on the harmonica."
Maybe it will come out in
our children, darling"
IT hope so! What else shall
we sing?"
Dirk started There's a Long,
Long Trail" No sooner had he
finished than Walter began
"Down by the Old Mill Stream"
"Oh, Walter, don't you know
anything newer than that?
You know you can tell peoples
ages by the songs they Sing!"
Helen declared.
CHAPTER XII
Helen had never seen either
Of the men so lively as they
were tonight. Dirk sang all his
old college songs and gave
them the old Yale yells. Walter
had an amazing sidewalk roper
toire and Helen knew a lot Of
tender old German lullabies
which Dirk, Unexpectedly, knew
too. They were having a beauti.
full time when Walter looked
at his watch.
"Guess what time it is.'
ELEVEN" hazarded Dirk.
'Twelve-thirty," Helen sug'
gested.
"It's twenty minutes Of two"
Impossible. Good Lord,
you're right"
Gee, I had a swell time"
''Me too like that. Didn't
you have a grand time, Dirk?"
II had the best time tonight
I've had this summer. But I've
simply got to get some sleep.
A conference on the morrow"
Walter grinned. Good old
conferences"
Thanks for a lovely eve
Ming" Dirk whispered as he
kissed Helen's hand. Good
night, my dear. and pleasant
dreams"
Don't thank me, Dirk. It's
I who have to thank YOU"
He leaned over and kissed
her lightly on the cheek. Good
night, my DEAR"
Good night"
AS Helen was undressing she
said to Walter: I'm so glad
we had such a good time to-
night. Sometimes I think Dirk
isn't a bit happy"
"Oh, I don't know. He's a
queer duck. Sometimes he's all
frozen over"
IT honestly don't believe he's
happy"
(TO Be Continued
Copyright 1895. BY Julian MOSsnsr.
Ino.I