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Evening star., 1941-11-02
Pimlico Results

FIRST RACE-Purse 81 600. Claiming:
Mstyea!-oids M.esi ,SSr11 and UP q fu7Tlongs. .sa
Wsa3f WsaP6erifs ,fouisl aslvrn, l'.@o 20 $50 $50
Chnngsndaal i! gen > ,!RemeFschied' $50
Also rap~-Hour Al. Don, orlan. Flaming
Alsh My Shadow. Imperial Impy and Sun
SECOND RACE-Purse $1,000. e-year-
elds, mile and 20 YARDS
GTelaTny I2.a 'MeGombs' $3.50 1920 so
on ne renee Keeper 40
eas.5 1sa N:sbsE 9s5 sesvss
tie Monarch and Horn.
Daily Double paid S27s90D
THIRD RACE-Purse 81 600. steepI.-
chase 3-year-olds and up: miles.
r., Rouse Dragen Jennings $50 $50 300
Mlllrace (Robyl 599
Time. 4:IOls
s,s Aso ,G5a. na cegnger md
eE. B. Schey-R. Lehman entry
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
bHgnny Bunny BaSy 5aS,. .Desrihsl 10 100 s.eo
Miss Brideaux (Kieper) so
Also ran-Irish Moon and Dancetty.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, 81 l.5oo; for g.
year-olds and up: q furlones
ABrasion Abe sSheneh Hos ssiIekle s $50 e" 4I"
Night Glow ,McCombsD 3 90
Tlme-l:l32s
Also rap-Cherry Jam and Blue Twink.
SIXTH RACE-The Pimlico Futurity;
eori9 eonTsdeiion Se5S9o MeGS:, seesd Il miles
Devil Diver lWestrope> $50 220
SnIoulta MIA tHaasl $40
Tlme-1:412s.
Also ran-Caduceus, Shut Out, Light
Lady. Glastauder and Incomins.
Greentree Stable entry
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
ing 3-year-olds and up; q miles.
Naldlna Leo Rem cheid, $50 40 $50
White Front de Camillisl 40 $50
Nightly tCouleD 400
Time. 2:4045.
Also ran-.Landfau. Grandever, Con-
eueror Sd and Iron Bar
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: for a.
Sear-olds and up: | mile and 20 yards
Rough Time tDabsonJ $50 BIO $50
TrsnShsure tCoule) 4 90 $50
Strolllng In tStricklerf 3IO
Time i6+5
Also ran-Jamerica and Miss Goshen
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Once 0pu|ent Turtle,
Broke at Death, Has
Single Mourner
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HAVERHILL, Mass. Nov. 1.-Once
Sam Holman was counted wealthy
among those who follow the sport
of kings from one race track to
another.
He owned stables and horses and
had plenty of friends.
Sam, now 73. was found dead in a
hotel room where he was staying
while trying a comeback" by train
ing a couple of horses at the Rock
ingham Park meeting.
His stables of horses, the money
he once had. were gone.
And the friends?
An undertaken. flanked by two as
sistants, read prayers over Sans
metal casket in a quiet funeral par
lor yesterday.
One man, Joe Dine, Holman's last
employer, heard the prayers. saw the
casket closed and last night boarded
train for Nashville, Tenn, where
burial services will be held
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Takes Lead in Stretch
To Win Going Away;
Devil Diver Next
Withdrawn From Big
Race, Trelowny Wins
Another in Upset
By the Associated Press.

Bv the Associated Press.
PIMLICO RACE TRACK. Balti-
more, Nov. l.-Going to the front
with a bold sweep entering the
stretch, the Woolford Farms Con-
tradiction proved handy winner of
the nineteenth running of the SIS
900 added Pimlico Futurity this aft
ernoon. Racing through drizzlmg
rain and over a sloppy but hard
bottomed track, Contradiction car
ried his 122-pound assignment into
the finish line six lengths ahead OF
the closest opposition to join Nor
vich. Challedon, Bimelech and other
stars that won a Pimlico Futurlty
in their 2-year-old seasons.
Devil Diver, half of the favored
Greentree entry. was second IN the
1-16mile test, being length and
a half ahead of c. S. Howard S
Chiquita Mia with the latter like
distance in advance of Shut Out,
the Stablemate of Devil Diver.
A crowd of 10000 saw the excellent
weekend program conducted on the
first real rainy day of the Maryland
fall season. Those in the gathering
who backed the chances of Con-
tradiction collected at the rate of
$500 for the usual deuce. The
winner was clocked in creditable
tunder the conditions time of
1:4725. The Woolford Farm ju-
venile, son of the Dead Insco. picked
up S339l0 today to add to his pre-
vious earnings of s19,865.
Chiquita Mia and Devil Diver
contested for pacemaking honors for
more than half mile. Jockey Ken
McCombs brought Contradiction out
for racing room as the field left the
backstretch. The Insco colt picked
up the front runners in bold fash
ion and. once in front, drew out
seemingly without effort.
The Woolford Farms Joe
Schenck, at home in the going, raced
three-quarters in l:1325. to come
from behind and land the Walbrook
Handicap. secondary feature.
Although Mrs. E. H. Augustus
withdrew TrelaWny from the Pim-
llco Futurlty to run in the mile and
70 yards of the second the fans
gave the colt little attention. AS
result he paid S45.5o when he won
in 1:47'5 from nine other 2-year-
olds.
The 2-mile steeplechase proved to
the fans liking when the Mont
peliers Rouge Dragon, the favorite,
won in 4:101s.
Ella K. Bryson's Bunny Baby.
showing a fondness for the slop.
made every post of the mile and
70 yards Of the fourth, a winning
one.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Sole of RothschiId's
Racers Nets $150,000

By the Associated Press.
VICHY. Unoccupied France. Nov
1.-The stables of Edouard Roths-
child of the French banking family
netted the French government T.
100000 francs about sl50000) after
an auction sale at Paris.
Nycelium brought 100000 francs
(about 100000.
Cabernet was sold for 10000
francs about IS .000I to Lucien Rob-
ert. former trainer for Rothschild.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Sportsmun's Park Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claiming
Iyesr-Sds %ss Rrodk., m,Is and g yaTas $50
Miss Feu Becker 2i.so
Transit. Ambo, Byrdson, Florizan Black
Toms Ladd
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
3-year- -olds and up: furiongs m ,.o
Nierette Phillips, $50 34o 80
Barbara s Ross, 4eV a-nu
Best Quality Loturco> no
Also ran-Turkey Hash, Conrad F. Bos;
ton Lisa. Major Scat. Grey Eye steep ana
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $1,000; allow
ances: 2-year-olds: fqElongs' ~ .oo
John Hunnicutt (Becker $50
Also % raEn-Fujiwara. Miss Militant,
Wawafield, Bolute Comex and Sawwood.
FOURTH RAcE-PuTse, 5000: claiming:
RslsstaSle tTTC%pbIsy, 1880 So oo as" as"
Mis- Bsiko tPhiilipsj 400
Also ran-Lncky King, Cantvell. Masked
Plane. Gold Mesh, The Marker Minotira
FIFTH .RAcE-Purse, $1,000: claiming:
3-year-olds and up; l mile and e wards =
Vinum iLoturcol $40 $50 3Su
Off Guard king $50 3s0
High Name Smith $40
Also ran-Shin Plaster. David B. Jr..
French Horn and Port Spin.
SIXTH RACE--Purse. 81 500: handicap:
3,.years-olds and upward; furionss
DoubIrab Goturco, 1900 500 $50
bUncle Walter Bisncol 1.20 $50
Dusky Duke CYarberry) 800
Time 1895.
Also ran-Rose-red bChance Sord. on
Shore, Mordecai. Crossbow H.
Mr.. and Mrs. " Sovnski entry.
ing: 3-year-olds and upward: 2ts miles.
BUYER Beware tBecker) 20.60 $50 go
Myrica fHaskeln $50 400
Margo G. tBrooks) 800
Also ran-f Treadlight, Lynette O..
Beau Do. Waringa, BuZzin Around and
Luck
Field.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500. claiming:
3-year -olds and upward; i miles
Tomoca Becker 81 80 $40 $50
Firing Pin tE. W. Smith 40 3.2H
MY Mommy tGillespie) $50
Time, 300
Also ran-Surveyor, Hilton. Emporium.
Cardibre. Tex Star. strapol and Falsweep.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
EMPIRE CITY RACE TRACK,
N. Y. Nov. John Hay Whitney S
Cramps, which was running In
claiming company little more than
a month ago, splashed to his great
est triumph in the rich Westchester
Handicap as New York's highly sue
cessful 175-dav racing season closed
out here this rainy afternoon.
Longest priced of the eight start
ers in the mile and three-siXteenths
getaway feature. the 4-year-old
gelded son of Equipoise scored by
two lengths, paying odds of q to l
and earning a purse of $l9,650. ap-
proximately twice what he had pre-
viously earned this season and last.
A. j. Sackett's Tola Rose, an en-
try with Dark Discovery, was sec
ond by a half length over T. H.
Heard, jr's. former cripple and
platter. BoySy.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
GIenwood Chase TOPS
MidHebure Meet
Card Saturday
BY the AsSoclated Press.

BY the hsSOClhIeQ Press.
MIDDLEBURG. Va. Nov. l.
Hunt racing will be resumed in
Virginia next Saturday when the
Middleburg Hunt Race Association
holds its ninth annual fall meet
ing at the GlenWood Park course.
Topping the program will be the
Glenwood National Steeplechase,
about 3 miles over grand ma
tional brush course, with a $500
purse. The handicap race is for
4-year- -olds and upward.
Four-year-old and upward also
will run in the secondary attrac
ton. the R. Penn Smith Challenge
Plate, about 3iz miles over a
tagged timber course. with an i'm
post of l65 pounds. This race has
been won by such famed timber
toppers as Paul Melons Drinmore
Lad in 1884. Northwood Stables
Indigo in 1885. Montpelier's We'll
bourne Jake. 1886; Capt Ewart
Johnston's Seafarin' Dan. 1887;
Therese Schey's Terry's Winner,
1888; J. w. Y. Martins Common
home, 1899, and c. E. Tuttle's
Blockade in 1910.
The Oakham. ll2 miles over
hurdles. will open the card at l:3O
pm. followed by the Saughton
Lodge, another hurdle feature over
Il. miles. The first event is for
maidens and winners of one race.
with the second an open test of
3-year-olds and upward.
Third on the card will be the
Dresden, 2 miles over a regulation
brush course. This is for 4-year-
olds and up and carries a $3.50
purse
The meet will be for the benefit
of the Loudoun Hospital. The pro-
gram is under sanction of the Hunts
Committee of the National Steeple-
chase and Hunt Association. Daniel
c. Sands is chairman of the Race
Committee
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Rockingham Results

BY tie Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
Jeb Stuart ,AtkinsonJ 80 $40 $50
Fencing lGysin, 42O 3.2O
Seneea (Durandol 40
Also ran--,Impressionist. Gissle Lee,
Trace Boy, Rhiniz and Bully Time.
4year-olds and upward; furlonss
tchute)
Count Cotton .Dattilo, 1l.so 42o s.2o
Peter Arso tMcMullen) $40 $50
Macks Arrow tMoore) $50
Also ran-Fosgy Day, High Martin, Dis
DAILY Double paid s41so1
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $1,000: allow
ances; 2-year-olds: 8 furlones tchute,
Captain Rae tDurando) $3.50 $40 $50
Ca1can tKroVitz 80
Also ran-Bis Parade, Layaway and
Susan S.
FOURTH RACE-,Purse. 5000; claim
ing: i-year-olds and upward; furlongs
ichute)
efsino e;s,5s Pete p ,nsynsp n,,a 1900 $50 9S eS
Req Mantilis Vandenbershe $50
Also imei iranfoirandeem, Partait Amour, La
Scala, Knights Duchess.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. 5000: claiming
+-year-olds and up: !. miles.
9ann,s ards Sid Pela6n Etna6a, l44o sssoo g."
Warning Witch tGysin) $50
Time-1:50.
Also ran-Hot Iron, orcades and Mo-
Msses Bill.
SIXTH RACE-Handicap: purse, So, 600;
Swear -olds and UP; 1I's miles.
Side Arm Moore $50 800 go
Blue Warrior Connolly $50 $50
Bon Jour tRyanl %-SU
Time-1:4s+s.
Also ran-silver Tower, Blue Castle and
Taking Ways.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 000 claim
SiEanar tDattilol 40 800 80
Fancy Free Pollard $50 so
English Setter tRobarp $40
Time, 80. ~
Also ran-Roueh News. Sea General.
The Grey Nun II and Supreme Ideal.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse $500: claiming;
4-year-olds and up: IA miles.
Eopaloea Rojo tHetEer) 1880 $50 300
Mobcap tDattilol 800 2.SQ
supsems Tag Vandenbershe) ESQ
Time I 1:5s
Ord Noodles.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Churchill Downs Results
By the Associated Press.

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
3-year-olds and up: 6is furlonss.
I Might CLARK 1i.6o $40
Tlnder Gal GEORGE 400
Also ran-tMiss Mad. sBabv Therese.
mer; Fair Time skippy McGee and Bronze
Susis ifield.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000: maid
tchuteI.
Sam @. Roberts II
Also ran..Bobloy, fw!nvithme fGls-
arch, Fay Wood, Cap, Nominee
THIRD RAcE-PuEse $500; claiming
Dusky Prince CCrkshankJ $40 $50 800
Mothers Girl 'GrilJ 1850 ) so
Molida 'Rerserp ll2O
MIiG A!s9 TanTTen ran Bow Msrbo,d. oId Book
John; Tra-La-Ls and Fernwreath.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming;
study Period (Georse1 el.oo $50 out
Meadow Dew 'Bortonl 500 out
AlJack tCruickshsnki out
A!So TaH-WlSe Dean ana NarRhleh.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
9-year-olds. Il furlongs
Goal TO Go Berger ago 2 so 30
Orlando GIN Thompson ) 90 2 90
Chance Ann tCruickshsnkh $40
Also rdn-Perhobo Mlnocoua BagdaG.
Goio Com Miss and Maslc Power
SIXTH RAC-Purse $1,000 added
Cherokee Park Handicap; 3-year-olds and
up. /. miles
Aonoarr Dyer ESQ 40 400
Red Rock 'MoJena) $50 400
DisDlayer ,Scurlockl 80
Also ran-Supreme Sir. Mucho Gusto,
Eaiolna Groom. Shine o. Night, Mss QUIZ
and Sky Ball.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 600: claim
ing i-year-olds and upward: L.. miles
EssJaylee r Vedderb 100 420 $50
Prospect Boy u. George 80 40
Pari Call tP Roberts $50
Time. 2.lO.
Also ran-Satin Rolls Cantata Water
cure. Lonely Road. Star Bud. Can't Catch
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500. claiming
IygsF,9lGs Iitis Nd6; - agd Upvsrd miles
Ava Dellght w. Borton) 4 so 1 OK
FoXIeIgh tP Glideweul 80
Time, So
Also ran-Miss Porter, Jsnepola, Fl
Mansur. kiev Singer. Larkalons and
Chetmin.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Bobcock S Scoring Runs
Give Rochester Come

ROCHESTER. N. Y. Nov. ,Pl--
With Sophomore Bruce Babcock
getting away for two long runs, one
of 55 yards on a pass interception
and another for 81. the University
of Rochester trampled a badlv-out-
classed Allegheny College eleven be-
fore 1000 here today, "a to 0.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
EIks to Shoot Today
For Members Title

Skeet-shooting championship of
the Washington Elks will be decided
today with a shoot at ODonnell's
Farm on the Marlboro road. Shoot
ing begins at ! o'clock. and only
Elks are eligible to compete. Al
though spectators ass tuYtted.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
FIRST RACE - DARTI\
STAR, CUTH, VALDINA OAK.

DAR.ING STAR showed tair
form at Laurel and he may be
able to i'm >ove and master the
band of maidenS he hooks-up
with in the opening number.
CUTH has been threatening 10
win race and he appears we'll
placed in this spot. VALDINA
OAK is on the improve and he
could be hard to dispose Of.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
FOURTH RACE-ETRUSCAN,
SLY TOM, BUTCHER BOY.

ETRUSCAN turned in a miser-
able effort in his last but he has
a bit of a class edge over this
sort and he can run over any
kind of track. SLY TOM has
excellent Laurel form to his
credit and he could make the
result very much in doubt.
BUTCHER BOY won his last
and his half-mile form was
Evening star., 1941-11-02
SECOND RACE-NICK, POM
DEXTER. HIBLAZE,

NICK has sharp early foot and
he can run over any sort of
footing. The gelding may 60
to the front with the drop Of
the flag and prove hard to over
haul. POINDEXTER has sew
eral corking efforts to his credit
and he could be the one to
offer the stoutest argument
HIBLAZE is ready for this.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Petworth Cuqers Dotino

Petworth A. c. basket ball team.
playing in the Heurich League this
season, wants to book games with
out-of-town clubs offering guaran-
tees. Call Manager Wheaton ct
Randolph 5026.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
THIRD RACE-DRESS BOOT,
BILLS RITA, Ell JELIS.

DRESS BOOT has been Sec
ond in his last three attempts
and his record suggests that he
should be able to master this
field of non winners. BILLS
RITA has been right there in
all recent tests and he should
have a lot to say about the
final result. Ell JELIS could be
in the money picture
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Hoverford Wins EosiIy

HAVERFORD. Pa, Nov ! lP,.-
Scoring three touchdowns in the
second half Haverford College
crushed Guilford College. rs to O.
today on muddy Walton Field.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
EIGHTH RACE-CHEER ME,
LAUDERKIN, CHALLANTE.

CHEER ME has brought home
the bacon in his last two at
tempts and in his present con-
dition he has to be given the
call in the nightcap. LAUDER
KIN has been matching strides
with better than these appear to
be and he must be given top
consideration. CHALLANTE
should close fast in the stretch.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
SEVENTH RACE - GOLDEN
NOW LEE. UNKN WN
LAND. PUNCH DRINK

GOLDEN MOWLEE disap-
pointed in his last try but under
this light weight he may be able
to return to the winners circle.
UNKNOWN LAND has brisk
speed and he could be in the
thick of the fight all the way.
PUNCH DRUNK has worked we'll
and she could be the one to
complete the pay-off.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
SIXTH RACE-GREEDAN, JAG
STEAL, HOTZEA,

GREEDAN appears to be at
top condition right now and he
will take lot of licking in this
affair. A good ride could be all
that is needed for brackets.
JACSTEAL won his last in
game style and right off that
effort ne has a real chance.
HOTZEA and WAUGH POP
both have winning chances.
Evening star., 1941-11-02

THEY "FREEZE" YOUR ATTENTION-Edde Shpstead and
Oscar Johnson of the Ice Fos undoubtedly the besknown
figures They developed their skating talent
the frozen lakes and ponds of Minnesota Partners since
childhood formed Damon and Pythas rea
tonshp that has extended period of almost 20
of the FoeS which
engagement Riverside Stadium starting Tuesday night
Evening star., 1941-11-02

CHUCKATUCK turned in
cracker jack effort in his last at
Laurel and he may prove hard to
dispose of in this high-class
jumping affair. SUSSEX licked
good timber-toppers around New
York and hs rates real chance.
NATIONAL ANTHEM won his
last attempt at Belmont Park.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Muddy Track at PinIico
THEM.
BEST BET-DRESS BOOT

FIFTH RACE-CHUCKATUCK.
SUSSEX. NATIONAL AN
Evening star., 1941-11-02

Cloudy and good
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Tomorrow's Racing Entries
Pinlico
Py the Associated Press.

SECOND RAcELPnIse,s sl,9oo: claim
Evening star., 1941-11-02

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Evening star., 1941-11-02

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Evening star., 1941-11-02
SIXTH RACE-Purse. Sl.100; claimink
& -nlds ard La miles

SIXTH RACE-Purse. Sl.1O0; claiming
3-year -olds and up: lis miles
SUyrstan Madden ------ 105
Greedan Berg ---------- 1l5
TranSmltter tSlsto1 -------- ll3
xNaugh Pop tCoule) " ll5
DrUdgeIy tWestropei 1I1
xJacsteal 'Remerscheidb III
xInscolad tStricklerb 1o9
Belle D'Amour Keeper ------ los
Hi Sty DeerineD ----- los
xGeorge LsmaZe iWelTl ----- lO4
xHotZea tStrickleri i'll
Karnak tMcCrearyl ----- III
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000 claim
ing 3-year-oiGs and upward Lis miles
xMll End tCoulei ------ l06
Unknown Lad IF Smith III
Punch Drunk 'Deeringl --------- lnn
xStadium tStrlcklerb "a
xGolden Novice IRemerScheic) 80
XEscolar tCoulel ----------- 101
Storminess tMeadeI - los
Miss Fixit (De Cemillis, ----- 1l0
EIGHTH RACEIPurse. 81 900; claim
ing 3-yesr-olds and upward ! i. miles.
Fair Hero fDuffordI 100
Moalee Berg -- 100
Star Canter 'DeerlngD -- l02
xCheer Me fCoulel " 10
Lauderkn Hacker, --------- 1o3
Legal Light Keeper -- IFS
xChallsnte (RemerscheioD lo4
Goober Lad KEEPER - 106
Evening star., 1941-11-02
THIRD RACE-Purse, 81 600; cls ImlnS.
ms Idefi o.Near-nldS 4 fnrlnnRk ichnfHl

FOURTH RACE-Purse. 81 600: claim
ins :i-year-olds; l mile and 20 yards.
Chaldar tBersl ---- IL
xButcher Boy lRemeYscheidJ --- 1l5
xSly Tom tCoulet ------ H.
Banker Jim tMcCresryD ------ ll2
Etruscan Berg -- ------ liz
xHere Again tRemerscheid) - 107
xJmson Belle tStricklerl ---------- 106
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 50 500 added: the
BattleshIp Steeplechase. 3yesr-olds and
BooJuSl II MCGEE ---- 1S6
Winged Hoofs tP G. Jones l3l
Chuckaturk CPenrodl " 139
Epindel tE Roberts 134
National Anthem (Walker) - l3a
Sussex tno boy 146
Caddie Clements commemorative l30
Evening star., 1941-11-02

EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
ing 3-yesr -olds and upvsrd; I. miles
Evening star., 1941-09-21


said.
SAM" she said, will you talk to Dilly?"
About this?" he asked. mo, my dear. 1t
would be mistake"
"Dilly might listen to yo,4," she said with
a sort of vehemence But not to me. She
thinks I'm biased l am! don't ever pretend
to take a grand. lofty. impersonal view of
things when Dilly's concerned. I'd like to
see that Raymond in jail!'
Yes, he thought, 50 you would, my poor
girl. He was sorry for her in her ceaseless
anxiety for her children. She was always
aware of them. following them in her thoughts,
forever alert to protect them.
The clock on the mantlepiece chimed
sweetly, quarter to seven. I'D better wash
up" he said.
YES" she agreed. I'll tell Dilly to get
ready" As she passed him, he took her hand.
She stopped, looking down at him with the
smile that made her face 80 bright
Don't worry" he said. "Dilly 8 all right"
k1E LEANED back in the chair again to finish
his cigarette. He could see Meta moving
SAM" said his wife from the doorway,
and there was note in her voice that startled
him. She was trying to speak quietly. Sam,
Dilly isn't there"
Isn't in her room?" Then he leaned back,
a little displeased with himself for that
involuntary start. well, then, she's gone
out, he said. Its not seven yet She'll -"
tIv'f toll ,1,o
"You had that oonfounded radio on 50
loud. my dear girl. Very likely she called out
to you and you didn't hear
No. She must have gone out - secretly"
"Marian!" he protested, you mustn't let
yourself get so upset about nothing at all.
Dilly's simply stepped out -"
In this weather.
"She doesn't think about the weather.
Come, my dear! Sit down and stop worrying.
She'll be back to dinner at seven"
Sam. when told her about Raymond.
she didn't say anything Not a word. She
just went into her room and shut the door,
The clock on the mantelpiece chimed seven.
Its fast" he said. Always is"
A gust of wind blew the sleet against the
windows. I'll just wash up he said, and
left her. He went as quietly as he could to the
kitchen. Meta was arranging salad and
looked surprised to see him there did
Miss Dilly leave word that she might be
little late?" he asked
No, sir, )" she answered, and he went away.
He went to Dilly's ROOM A little blue lamp
with white shade was alight on the dressing
table; the room was warm, tranquil, with a
faint fragrance in the air. 1t was crowded
room, filled with things from her brief past,
her old school books and fairy tales on the
shelves, little mahogany table he had
brought her from Haiti long ago. Added to
these were her young-lady things the silver
and glass on the chest of drawers, the writing
desk, the yellow roses in the crystal vase.
She'll be here at seven, he said to himself.
She wouldn't stay out without telling us.
1t was past seven now.
He thought of those huge trucks, of the
lighted buses, the taxis. He thought of the
accident ward of hospital The shade at the
top of the window began to flap violently, the
blue curtains streamed out softly, brushing
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he's deserted, left her out West somewhere "
Does Dilly know"
Il told her this afternoon when she came
in"
What did she say?"
Nothing" Mrs. Hugeson answered. "She
just listened, and then went into her ROOM"
We'll now that she knows, she won't
have anything more to do with the fellow"
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II don't know -" Mrs.
Hugeson said.
You know what Dilly's
like. She's never had any
use for anyone who's de-
ceived her or lied to her."
She's eighteen -" said
Mrs. Hugeson.
What of it," he de-
manded.
Sam, Dilly's been seeing
a great deal of Raymond
lately, and she's interested
in him. She's - seriously
interested in him."
Shell get over it," he
said. you mustn't worry,
Marian"
She's eighteen" said his
wife again.
He glanced at her, un-
easy, surprised, as he had
often been before by her
curious feminine scepticism.
You're worrying yourself
unnecessarily, my DEAR" Ne
said.
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SAM" she said, Il had lunch with Jean
Fynold today, and she told me about that
Raymond
raymond" he repeated.
you remember, Sam; that boy Dilly had
to dinner last week. didn't like him."
He hadn't cared much for Raymond him
self; too glib, too handsome. Jean told me-"
she went on. Hes married He has wife
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