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Nogales international., 1938-10-22

vital and glowing thing.
The tragedy which cut ehort his
life at 48 years, brought shock and
grief to not only Nogales but also
10 his many friends in other parts
of the Southwest.
PallbearerS
Pallbearers at the funeral were
Mayor G. G. Cheshire. Harry v.
Farrlor of Phoenix, Celora M.
Stoddard of Phoenix, Louis Esca-
lada, Alex Durazo, Bert DeVaughn.
Phil Herold and Arthur Peck.
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Bird Slayer

Continued From Page One)
had been put in the county Jail
Monday night that all doors, in
side as well as out, had been care
fully locked as a precaution against
a mob, I thought that if they
broke into the jail they might seize
one of my pals. by mistake and put
to death an innocent man instead
OF me-" the negro declared.
Nogales international., 1938-10-22
STEPHEN D. POOL,
N o T L C E

Notice is hereby given that the
Mayor and Board of Aldermen OF
the City of Nogales, will on the
7th day of November, 1888 at 8:OC
o'clock P. M, receive sealed bids
for the sale and purchase of the
following described real estate:
Lots four ~, five 90, and
seven Cd with improvements
thereon; Lot seventeen CD,
unimproved.
Also that certain piece or par
eel of ground ituated on the
North side of ANA Drive oppoS lite
Lot eleven CID and described rs
follows:
Beginning at the southeaSterly
corner of the intersection OF
Kino Boulevard and ANA Drive,
thence easterly 1898 feet to a
point, thence southerly 97.8 feet
to a point on the North side
line of ANA Drive, thence west
erly 85.9 feet to point, thence
northerly 80.1 feet to the place
of beginning; as all of said lots
and parcels of land are de-
lineated on the plat of the
partial subdivision of Blocks
113, etc. of the Northern Ad-
dition amended and augmented
to the City of Nogales, Arizona,
and approved by the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of said City
on July 18th, 1888, and filed
for record in the office OF the
County Recorder July Goth, 1888.
Bids for the purchase of the above
described property of the City OF
Nogales will be considered for both
real estate and improvements
thereon, or the improvements sepa-
rately subject to removal within the
period of thirty days after ac-
ceptance of bids.
Bids will be considered for pay
ment in full in cash or a ten per
cent (10%S) initial payment in
cash and deferred payments ex-
tending over a period of twenty
four (24) months together with six
per cent (6%o) interest on deferred
balances. ALI bids must be accom-
panied by certified check OF
cash in the amount of 1919 Of the
bid.
All bids must conform to the
provisions of law in such cases
made and provided and the Board
of Aldermen reserves the right tc
reject any and all bids.
TRACY BIRD
City Clerk
First Publication Oct. 8, 1888
Last Publication Nov. S, 1888.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY, STATE
OF ARIZONA
In the matter Of the estate Of
GOIDIE B. STOLTZ,
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NOTICE is HEREBY tina thu hnowngd
sale sale by the Beard Of County Arnona IL ns'oe on
o e after -, November = 1h 1898 . be madpu
0HsqsaHa9q sso4s2q OF pn2ssHa azzz 9n5sn aa:
raxs-~1 l5 City of Nonsa Arizona -
Fy-s0a l" Taxes Part swA a~
Mrs D Ezno@ 30 BOck1 Arizona om
""A" H'"00da'd '" 1an@10t ss Block
Jose 'fe Sold for ls" Taxes Lot H.
Pedro Ae Sold for 1881 aw A 1920
Maria Adam-sad Neaes
" nn 4 ne ns @ Sold Sc for LOT m BLOCK s Sub Of Lot
Par cmv Noos 100
Louis Husn Sold for 1880 in T. LOTS
P of Nogae arizona ~~~~
Eudao Elias
Lot city nsas. A4nn. - 4~
esh 3 Block Nogle - nsm
0spss ss. ss~1ss, ss ss CO.. co. ... -, =.
5 D snsaesA - np
1t in 1ot 60 cs sofN NogassAn
fs@o City a"'s sosss Sas ns sz1s nss lH Bloc. Ill., sos
1ous1o dior ssoran~~p - sw
3 A. t %
Taxes ~~~~~~~~~~ 4 Block 8 Arizona ~~~
% sAs--1 ~ '" @ a~R 4n
Tax@~~ in s-~--~
~~~-Beck Lot #
Louis Hsnsd for 1880 T'l" Block f n@ @ I @ a nE Block Lots Lot a. Block
g. s1os RookD D oyof nsass Arizona ~~~~~~~ 7m
'"a ~s Mines % 1Gss1 ] Nv west ] an's % ~"s & ss s aaes'
Emerald
Sp1~ mT % ls% 1anm % - ~ Group OF ~~~~~ 1sa4
~ ~ A. City Of mgaes
Sold "" 10" Peter M AnapS til % s Ss 4 sa'1 Block Ill., 1872
RSs P%sas e'es by oraa %p Of a'n the Board Supervisor.
o~s *es n Il. &c f@ss"sos 5a"s Of Supervisor.
1s222s
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned Administrator Of the
Estate of Goldie B. Stoltz, deceased,
to the creditors of and all perS ons
having claims against the said de-
ceased. to exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers. within -four
months after the first publication
of this notice to the said Admin
istrator at the law offices Of Duffy
g. Robins, 210 Trust Building, No
gales, Arizona, the same. being the
place for the tran.action Of the
business of said estate, in said
County of Santa Cruz, Arizona.
ELLIS HI. STOLTZ
Administrator of the Estate OF
.Goldie B. Stoltz, deceased.
Dated at Nogales, Arizona this
9th day of October, 1888.
pub. Oct. 8. Is, %. 20, 1889
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Frank Conner
CONTINUED from Page One)

running on my nerve and didn't
have too much. Of it.
"I didn't know I had killed the
man until I reached the mortuary
where I had been directed for first
aid for my injured knee and
where the mans body had been
taken.
st had never been killer, In
fact, I won't even go hunting, nc
one ever heard of me going hunt
ing for I don't believe in killing
animals.
No Defense
ct will take the whole dose to-
morrow. (When he made that
statement he apparently believed
his case would finally be disposed
of Wednesday,. have done wrons
and must pay the fiddler, there's
no defense, I'll plead guilty.
eff I just could give that mother
back her son, that's what I'm
worrying about. expect to oe
sentenced by the Judge Wednes-
day. If had defense I dont
think would use it. wish te
God I'd stayed home and joined
the church, no fooling, it's a darn
ed fact.
"I think the penalty will be the
limit Tn scared. I'm scared tC
death right now, there's only two
ways out, life imprisonment o.
death, according to what my law
yer told me.
| eff I break now I'll be a blub
bering baby. I almost did that this
afternoon when mamma came II
to see me, came near going then
she took all of the fight right out
of me-
Negro Would Not
Resist HOldup Man
| The Negro, while being question
ed at the county jail, was told thai
the writer of this article was drlv
ing around town at about the same
time that Tracy Bird drove home
I he, too, having been at the Town
send Club dance which Mr.. Bire
had left shortly before the holdup.
Suppose you had trailed me
home, do you think the Eame thing
would have happened to me thai
happened to Tracy Bird" he wa:
asked.
"I do not" replied the Negro
You are smaller than the man
held up and I believe you woule
have done like most persons woule
have done-you would not have pu
; up fight. myself, if held up a
the point of gun, most certainl!
would not resist a holdup man
I'd give in Immediately and le
him have everything he could fine
on me, but Mr.. Bird was differen
than the ordinary person, he pu
up a fight, and the gun went of
while we were scuffing."
Born In Prescott
Asked for a few details of hi!
past, Conner said he was born il
Pref colt, Arizona, on June %
1916, and his mother is Mrs. EN-
ma Belle Campbell, widowed
twice. His father Paul c. Conner
died when he was two years o.
age.
| He said he was an only chilC
and given everything he wanted
at home and that after leaving
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Prescott High School in ht: sopho-
more year he attended night
school for a year in Los Angeles.
and since then has been studying
correspondence courses.
He declared that he Is an ex-
pert rifleman and can plug a quar-
ter with rifle or pistol fifty feet
away.
Having enlisted in the 25th In
fantry on September 19, 1885, his
enlistment would have expired on
December 8, 1888. He joined as a
member Of Company E and later
was transferred to Service Com
pany.
He said his weight ic about ITO
pounds and his height is five feet
ten inches.
While giving the interview he
continually puffed on cigarettes,
and smiled frequently. Other
wise there was nothing to indicate
nervousness. He appeared as cool
and calm as he did during the time
he made his confession to officers
Sunday afternoon and while sign
ing written confession Monday
night.
Nogales international., 1938-10-22

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY, STATE
OF ARIZONA.
In the matter of the estate of s.
A. BOWMAN,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned Adminic tratrix of the Es-
tate Of S. A. Bowman, deceased,
to the creditors Of and all persons
having claims against the said de-
cea ed, to exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers. within four
months after the first publication
Of this notice to the said Admins
tratrix at the Law offices OF Duffy
& Robins. Trust Building. Nogales.
Arizona. the same being the place
for the transaction Of the business
Of said estate, in said County Of
Santa Cruz.
GRAYCE r. HTLER
Administrative of the Estate Of
S. A. Bowman, deceased.
Dated at Nogales. Arizona, this
18th day Of October, 1898.
pub. Oct. Is, %, 20, Nov. S, 1889
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NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY HELD BY THE
STATE OF ARIZONA

olCE Is HEREBY GIVEN following described nrop
e ne by the State OF Arizona will be sold at nao
~ Wy e board OF Supervisors
ana after November 7 sales to be de rrson -
ap'er loS Session Laws 1881 Regular Session
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Chapter 10
Christmas

MEDIA was tugging a. the neck
" lace and flushing more with
annoyance than embarrassment.
@Just because you gave me this.
you needn't think"
Reck took her hands away from
the clasp.
"Be reasonable. Medal" His
impetuous eyes. looking at her IN
accusation. somehow disarmed
her. I'm not such q bad guy. am
II" His arm went about her shoul-
der and she smelled the odor of
shaving soap. fine linen and Scotch
tweed.
Moo. you're not 50 bad"
Well, stop acting as il I'd stolen
the baby's candy. You've been
kissed before. haven't you?"
The words eel into a pool Of
silence. She had occasionally sub
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THE WEATHER

er tonight preceded by rain on
southeast coast much colder in
north portion with temperatures
% to 10 extreme north; Saturday
fair. colder except in extreme
northwest portion.
Jacksonville to Florida Straits
Moderate 70 fresh shifting winds,
becoming northwesterly over
south portion, and moderate
northwest winds over. north
portion; overcast weather tonight
and Saturday, with rain over
south portion tonight.
East Gulf: Moderate north
westerly winds. and partly over
cast weather tonight and Satur-
day.
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DARE TO DREAMfxl
~ .. s ',. ALICE MARIE DODGE ss9esaasz:ss

/ Yet they were charming, dasEing
ways.
"Pve got a card" he went on
easily. aBelong to that club"
Jack WHISTLE
@Some class to you'll" Laura OBJ
served, looking over her spec
tacles at Reck with respect.
Media had never been at the
Hotel Rio Del Mar, a fashionable
place overlooking the ocean. but
she'd heard about its high prices.
its exclusive guest list.
Formal. / suppose?" she asked
Reck.
sYes." he replied
You can wear that white taf-
feta." Mrs Barrie spoke up. hen
eyes alight with interest
Media nodded. Shed bought the
white gown Just before the fire
and had worn il but once.
As soon as Reck was out Of ear
shot Leila asked. Are you en-
gagged to him7"
Hes just giving me 3 rush, "
helda answered. Besides / want
70 graduate before I think Of mar
rage"
'sHe acts RwfuIly possessive."
Stan chimed IN.
@Its she who looks as II she has
him in the bag, Jack said. In
love with him, Sis?"
I'm sure he'll do the right thing
By your Ne" she evaded with an
impudent little laugh.
They were interrupted by q
knock at the back door. Media
answered il. II was Manuel Moresi
with platter Of ravioi.
MY nom sent this for Christ.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS

The low pressure area that
overspread most of the Mississip-
pi Valley yesterday morning has
moved eastward to the Atlantic
States, with the principal center
on the middle Atlantic Coast;
while high pressure, crested over
the northern Plains States, COW
ers the country this morning
from the Mississippi Valley west
ward.
Precipitation has occurred dur
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ARRIVED OVER HIGHWAY
THIS AFTERNOON: PRELM-
MARY GAME TO START AT
7:ao O'CLOCK

Andrew Jackson's invading
Generals, who are to open the
Key West High School Conch
basketball fiye's state prep season
tonight at the Gym, viii arrive
over the ferry around two p. m,
Coach P. d. Huddleston of the To-
cal Conch squad stated this morn
ing
The High School game win take
place tonight about $50, and a
preliminary City League game.
which should be hot affair IN IT.
self, between the Fellowship Club
and the Carbonell Stars, win be-
gin at 7:30.
The Stars are in the top posi-
ton of the City League, and the
Club suffered a recent relapse Of
form, but the strong feeling be-
tween the two teams, which are
both tall and husky, should make
for swift and strong play to-
night.
The Jackson Generals lost TO
Ponce de Leon last Tuesday night
32-11 in one of the first games of
the basketball season Their de-
Tense was in poor shape, but it Is
expected that it has been worked
on for the Key West game -
The Conchs are in fine shape
after a satisfactory workout last
night, Coach Huddleston Stated. e
Starting Hneups: 80
Andrew Jackson
Rieder, T;
Hubsch, f;
Baker, C;
Lundbium, g;
Gray, g.
Key West
Domenech, f;
Levin, f;
Schoneck, c;
WoodSon, g;
Lopez, G.
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LEGALS
NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED
6senate Bill No. 1e31
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
That Guy Carleton holder Of Tax
Certificate No 52s. issued the 18th
day Of July. A D. 1889. has filed
same in my office and has made
application for a tax deed 10 be
issued thereon Said certificate en-
braces the following described prop
erty in the County Of Monroe. State
Of Florida, to-Wit:
Lot H. Sqr- s. TT IS, Book
sD-IssPage Ice. Monroe County
Records
The assessment of the said
property under the said eertifi-
cate issued was in the name OF
Geo r & Virginia J. Sauer-
Z Unless said certificate shall be
redeemed according to law. the
property described therein viii be
s6ld. TO the highest bidder at tie
reourt house door on the first Mon
sla1 IN the month of February. 1888.
which IS the 18th day of February,
- ! IIilItsd his eth day of January,
5tSEA1z1 - Ross c Sawyer
.E4efk OF Circuit Court Of Monroe
County, Florida
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Media, beautiful, ddTk-eyed,
dark-hoired giTl. Is forced q sGc-
y5fice her {. sonal ambitions. and
run a tetfuct farm
Bill, q tanned. yOt1ig lettuce
farmer. tUifh blue eyes. helps
Media pldnt.
Reek. blono. gaJ and wealthy,
makes lore to Heldu.
Mrs. Reckless Reckss cold ard
arrogant Hofher. z1oFns Heldd
that Reck l. not foT her.
Jack. ReldG's younger brother,
Is IN medical school
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mas. ] don't beat my dog 40 more"
he said all in one breath
Good" she applauded. Their
eyes met in an understanding that
was the beginning of firm sriend-
ship between them s.Come IN.
Manuel. ! want to give you some
homemade candy"
"Oh. boyF" He shot inside.
The Jewelry
CHRISTIANS morning was cold
- and gray with fog. II was
pleasant in the old adobe house,
though. Stan built a fire in the nv-
ing room. a fire that danced on the
rich furniture. on Mrs. Barrie's
pale cheeks. on the dark waves Of
Nelda's hair as she toasted marsh
mallows on a long fork All Of
them poignantly missed Stephen
Barrie. but no one mentioned his
name.
Media. Leila and Laura each had
share in the preparation of the
dinner. although Leila. with her
greater knowledge o. cooking and
sense OF her own importance. su-
pervlsed the meal,
After dinner they all went 60
see the new house. even Mrs. Bar
RE. Her two strong sons lifted her
into the roadster. and Jack drove
her 10 the scene.
Media went 10 bed that night
feeling happier than she had since
she came home from college. The
old cooperative spirit was back in
the family. she thought and went
% sleep murmuring, @Tll graduate
from Stanford yeti See If ! don't
Next day she had a long talk
with her mother about the future.
Jack must have a microscope
Of MS own and we viii need a
truck when the lettuce IS ready 20
harvest. the girl said
But there's not enough money
Mrs Barrie began in a frightened
tone.
There isn't.- her daughter IN
terrupted. SO / want your per-
mission 20 sell that old iewelrv
Aunt Madeline lefk ne"
We could sell some OF the old
furniture. Mrs Barrie offered.
May have to Go that later. The
lewelFy Is the easiest thing We
have 70 DISPOSE OF az present
Mother. I'm going 70 do every
thIng possibly can 20 ~et bzck .
school
fcossrisAf 1857 4Aes ksrss Dozes1
SsiaA elashes with Bm asala. -
norasw
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NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED


NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN.
That Guy Carleton holder of Tax
Certificate No 346. issued the 4th
day of July A D. 1927. has filed
same in my office and has made
application for a tax deed TO be
issued thereon Said certificate en-
braces the following described prop
erty in the County of Monroe. State
of Florida. to-wit:
Lot Is. Sqr. I. Tr- IS. Book
c-5.. Page 20. Monroe County
Records.
The assessment of the said
property under the said certifi-
cate issued was in the name of
+. Talbot Fisher.
Unless said certificate shall be
redeemed according TO law. the
property described therein viii be
sold 10 the highest bidder at the
court house door on the first Mon
day in the month of February. 1855.
which is the eth day OF February.
1888.
Dated this 7th day of January.
1888
(sEALl Ross C Sawyer
Clerk of Circuit Court OF Monroe
jan 7-14-2l-2s, 1883.
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JURORS HAVE TREE

Madison, Wis-Fourteen Jurors
who. for weeks, had been hear
ing evidence in the Governments
gasoline price-fixing case against
major oil companies. had Christ
mas tree all their own in the court
room. Under the watchful eyes OF
deputies, they were allowed 70
open gifts from their families and
read Christmas greetings. After
attending church, they enjoyed =
bountiful dinner at a hotel
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ing the last - hours throughout
much of the eastern half Of the
country, with heavy rain IN east
ern North Carolina and IN por-
tons Of New York State.
There has been q decided rise
in temperature over eastern dis
tricts, while colder weather has
overspread the country from the
eastern Rockies 10 the MisSissippi
Valley. with readings below zero
IN the Dakotas and Minnesota.
and freezing southwark into
northern Texas.
c. s. KENNEDY.
Official IN Charge
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED


NRE4MIE nAll M ANA8A
n NOTICE lis HEREBY GIVEN.
That sfswr. Carleton holder Of Tax
.cerfiflcate No 3so- issued the Tth
aay % July A u 1s3o has filed
zame in my office and has made
apPa6cafl0n for a tax deed - be
issued thereon Said certificate EN-
Efraeesathe following described prop
erfy in the County Of Monroe. State
Of Florida. to-wit.
Lot sc. SCR. 8 TT. II. Book
NX. Page %. Monroe county
REGARDS
The assessment Of the said
property under the said eertifi-
cate issued Was in the name Of
Carrie A Boyle
Unless said certificate shall be
redeemed according 10 Law. the
properly described therein viii be
sold 10 the highest bidder al the
court house door on the first Mon
cay In the month OF February. 1915.
which Is the zth DAY. OF February.
dated this 7th day Of January.
1873
9SEAI.1 Ross c SAWYER
Clerk Of Circuit Court q Monroe
jan T-1s-sl-ss. 1sss.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED

y
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
That Guy Carleton holder of Tax
Certificate No. 624. issued the 5th
day of August A ID. 1923. has flied
same in my office and has made
application for a tax deed TO be
issued thereon. said certificate en-
braces the following described prop
erty in the County OF Monroe. State
of Florida to-Wft:
Lot IS. Sqr- 2. TT IS. Book
BIS. Page s36. as recorded in
Monroe County Records
The assessment of the said
property under the said eertifl
cate issued was in the name Of
Fl. z snow
Unless said certificate shall be
redeemed according 20 Law. the
property described therein will be
sold TO the highest bidder at the
court house door on the first Mon
day in the month OF February. 1898.
which Is the 7th day OF February.
1888
dated this 7th day of January.
1888.
SEAL Ross c Sawyer
Clerk OF Circuit Court Of Monroe
jan 7-14-sI-ss. 1888.
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NATIONS cHaIsrMAs TREE.

General Grant National PAX
Calif.-Several scores of prisons
made an annual pilgrimage - the
foot of a sequoia tree, one Of the
earth's oldest living things wheTe
Christmas services were held The
forest giant, estimated TO % mere
than 5000 yeAfs 6ld. reaching 267
feet INTO the sky and spreading B
feet in diameter, was designated
several years ago as the Nations
Christmas Tree.
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SCHOONER BRINGS
LOAD OF TURTLE

-. Maitland Adams schooner.
arrived yesterday from Caribbean
waters with a load Of turtle.
Unloading was Al the Thomp-
son Fish Company dock yester-
day afternoon
Captain Of the schooner IS Al
Banks
ThTee hundred and twenty nine
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New York--The cancellation
Of stamps on l6.7I6.o00 letters and
cards IN one day set q new high
record IN the history Of the New
York poStoffice on December -
This compares with l6.373.0oo let
tiers and cards handled On the
same day in 1886. the previous
hizh mark.
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mitted to a kiss. but with the CON-
plete security Of indifference. This
situation was not the same. But
she couldn't find words 70 tell him
Ell that was involved. There was
his mothers objection 70 her.
There was her poverty compared
TO his afiuence.
you're awfully sweet, Media"
His arm frightened about her
shoulder. There was an ardor in
his eyes and his voice flowed to-
ward her in soft. caressing sylla-
bles.
His tenderness was pleasant 10
her sore spirit and made warmth
surge through her veins. He was
so good-looking. 5, friendly. so
cheerful. so amusing that It was
always q delight 70 be with him.
In that moment il came to her that
she liked him better than any man
she knew.
Next morning Jack seemed to
have forgotten his bitterness. He
came 20 the breakfast table with
lght-footed step and. with the
residence Of youth. entered into
the plans the family was making
for Christmas.
Those plans. Media thought.
were not one third as elaborate as
those they'd made in the old days.
yet she had 10 admit there waS
certain exhilarafion about 8hern
that the Chrisslnases in The city
had lacked. She and Jack cut
down their own tree, gathered
pungent pine boughs and red her,
ries in the mountains. II was really
fun 70 pop corn and 70 make
candy. In the city there hadn't
been time 70 do such things.
Jack even went 50 far Is 70 say
over the pine boughs he was form
Ing into q wreath. Maybe I'll
have an N. =. after my name
yet"
Are You Engaged9'
MEDIA grew hopeful. too. Per-
- haps she could 50 back to
school next fall. What vas the loss
Of one tern17 she was young and
khe'd work all the harder when
she returned 20 her classes
Reck dashed in for few min
utes the day before Christmas
with a large box OF glazed fruit
u have the nest gorgeoax plans
for New Years kge e an
nounced ~I'm f5sae q lsks Yoa
20 the Rio Del MsF for supper and
dancing"
Take melr Nelds exclaimed
thinking he had hiehhsnssed wavs