The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-04
SYNOPSIS

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 ANN HOLLIsTER breaks her enlargement to TONY MFCKLE the same day that PETER KEN DALI tells VALERIA BEN NETT, hls fiancee, that every thing is over between them. Ann thinks she still loves Tony and Peter believes he still cares for Valeria, but when chance brings the two together and Peter asks Ann to marry him she agrees.
 They 20 to Florida and are happy there. Then Peter Is rec called home. His family snubs Ann and Valeria tries to make trouble between Ann and Peter. She succeeds and Ann goes away, leaving no hint of her whereabouts.
 Peter is disc0nsoIafe, believing Ann has discovered his love for her and gone because she can not return it. His efforts to find her are frultIcss. One day he re- Celves Q message to come to Q certain address and rushes there, hoping to find Ann.
 CHAPTER XXxII
 The address on Bond street, when Peter arrived there, proved to be an unimpressive brick apart ment building. There was some- thing depressing about the exter- for and something infinitely more depressing about the interior. But to Peter 1t appeared as a green oasis in a barren desert. He would find. Ann here. He was sure the telephone message had come from her.
 He ran up the uncarpeted steps, hearing voices above. The door to one room was open. It must be filled with great many people, for some of them had spilled out into the hall. Peter recognized them as reporters.
 He scowled blackly. If they were giving Ann trouble
 weak from disappointment, lean ing against the door.
 An angry young man, with pill lows at his back, was sitting up in bed talking very grossly to his vis- dtors, who grinned cheerfu1ly back at him and went ON taking notes.
 The angry young man was Law renee, the former. chauffeur, but he wore no uniform. Then Peter saw Carol.
 "Oh, Peter darling! I'd about given you up =. what time you tok to come! Peter, these men know the whole story about my slipping off the train and coming back to marry Larry. How do they ind out things like that? Peter, can't you keep them from putting At in the paper?"
 Carol had rushed into his arms. Then, by degrees, Peter heard what had happened. His sister had mar ried the young football hero wha had been dropped from college last spring for some escapade and whose disappearance had stirred the sport world.
 T had a tip that Ames was in town, working as a chauffeur or taxi driver" one reporter said to Petor. "The same fellow told me when Ames lost his job, tipped me off to where he was staying. recognized your sister, did some sleuthing until found out about the marriage and then came here . to get the complete story. And what do find? Reporters from every sheet in town camping on the doorstep. The same fellow must have told everybody else. Gosh, what tough break when I thought I had it exclusivew
 "Now, if you will just pose with your arm about his shoulder" a camera man was saying persua- sively to Carol.
 ''The idea! I will not"
 T guess they'll have a picture of you in the society files. And know the files are full of pic-i lures of Ames."
 What does it matter? What diff ference does it make" Peter had said later. "All that matters is being happy. The next thing is to get you youngsters home"
 Carol followed him to his car.