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Chapter Nine Perfect Housewife Type door closed. The three were He Luella were alone, ne Oe wt fect Hoadley said Hen- “You were swell, qi a a grand ianen me “Ym glad you liked it,” sai Luella a bit stiffly. i aes Henry oo! at her. “Any- thing wicnat Losier? he asked, Luella shook her head, and glanced about the room. “I hope,” said Henry, “you don't mind my not mentioni the lunch with Mae “No, Henry.” Luella hesitated @ moment. “Only—well, it's just that I don’t want you to feel that eu, have to meet Marie on the "Ye gods and little fishes!” Henry cried, “I never thought of such a thing. It's just that it slipped my mind—lunching with Marie, 1: mean, I ran into her on the street, and that's the way it came about,” 4 “Yes, Henry, I understand,” said Luella. i But she didn’t understand— not at all. Had she run into ‘Marie on the street and lunched with .her, it would have been the most.natural thing in the world to tell Henry about it. It should have been the most natural thing in the world for Henry to tell her about lunch- ing with Marie. But he hadn't told her—and that was that. She began emptying ash-trays. “I think Pll turn in,” Henry said. “I've got a big day before me tomorrow. “Night, Luella, honey.” “Good night, Henry,” Luella said. “I'll be joining you as soon as I straighten up a little. It's such a depressing sight to get up in the morning and find a lot of cigarette stubs and smelly glasses.” Henry paused in the doorway, watching her. She was the perfect housewife type, he thought. And he honest- ly believed that emptying ash- trays was of more importance to Luella than the fact that some day her husband might be out of the land selling business and going places in the world of radio, Fun- ny things—women darned funny. Presently he turned away. He went on into the bedroom, * ‘and got out his pajamas. he prepared for bed he thought about the episode ott on to at the river, far, far below. “I remem a pi my Aunt used fo play on the .” said | Luella. Re was called 7 soaiiers | On The Hudson’ And here I am looking at the Hudson River in “But without moonlight,” said ommy. anh “The sunlight does vet: though.” said Luella. “But | bet it's lovely when the moon is shining.” “It-is, We'll drive up and sce it some night this summer, if you'd like.” “I would.” And then they were in The Cloisters. They walked through long gal- leries, gazing at tapestries, and rhmenting upon them. They sat ‘or a moment before an altar in a high, vaulted room. A life-sized crucifix hung from the ceiling, and the afternooh sun, comin through a tall window, touch it with light, giving it a strange glow. They strolled about. in a court- ‘ard in which spring flowers were ginning to bloom. They stopped for a time before a pair of an- cient, battered doors, which ‘had been taken from a: Thirteenth Century castle. They studied sketches of armor, examined suits of armor them- selves—gazed at pictures of med- ieval castles, some of which the originals wete said to be still Standing. : “The Cloisters,” said Tommy, “are supposed to be patterned after one of those old castles.” He looked around him. “7 think they’ve dcne a pretty thorough job, tog. I feel as though I were back in the Middle Ages right this minute!” Just Relax PRESENTLY they went out ir.to the sun-light. The Bronx lay at their feet, automobiles whizzed by far below, horns honked, and Sevetal planes circled around above them. “And now,” said Tommy, “let’s hie ourselves up the river for some food, Hungry?” “Yes,” said Luella, “I am. The drive and this wonderful air has given me a terrific appetite.” “Good!” said Tommy, as they got into his roadster. “T like going out with people who have appe- tites.” “I'm going to leave everything to you,” said Luella. “It'll be nice not having to plan a meal- or nicely, HELD BRAVES — TO TWO HITS HITTER; DODGERS NOSED! <By Ansoeiitea Brets) PHILADELPHIA, lLeety GOMEZ _|Four rookies comprise the bulk | ; WHITEWASH: | 6 Gonnie MaGt's pitching dai? | ED. BROWNS WITH FIVE-' ‘The A’s are using Lester Mc-! Crabb, Phil Marchildon,° Luman LEGALS * STERLING, CATES \ ie duke Otho boune or pad AND THE HATT: ‘ERS ) BLEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLO! IN AND F = vaniactiatital ROB COUN’ INC ANCERY. | { D. A, McDouGaL. et al, as FIRST GAMES AT PRICE! Here's rat Key West’s two Successor Trustees, S {fepresentatives in organized FIELD ON TRUMBO ‘baseball, Clayton Sterling and | | William Cates, members of the EAD |QeLand Red Hats, accomplished a ‘in recent. performences: Tuesday. July 29 LEGALS -~ No T-3 D. A. McDOUGAL, et uetessor Trustees, Aug. 2— Plaintiffs, vs. CHEVELIER CORPORATION, & , Florida corporation, et al. jeanne Cnn oe ‘Defendants. | Poration, et al, NOTICE OF MASTER'S SALE | Plaine) i vs. e lonuire }1VAR AXBLSON AND COM: NOTICE OF undersigned, as Special Master, un Notiée is hereb, | 'Hartis. aha Tom" Hs . .| Key West baseball teams get der and by Virtue Of the Final De: CUBS rae Tegu itheir first. action at. the new jeree of Foreclosure heretofore en= {@er and By xittue a neseintors larly. ‘ ° - | Sterling, 8 tered in that certain cause pending a \ Sai cman,’ Jéek © Knott, | Price '(Trumbo Island).field to-' Gates, 3h. 0 in the Cireult Court of the Bieventh | tered in that certain cause pending ' Johnny Babich and Burip Had. |™O'TOW in a postponed double-s ‘The scare: Re roe Gal Circuit of Florida, in and| vdictal Cireult of Florida, (Speciat t ‘The Citmeny Hey ns, Sieger en iwettie. “eg ‘header pitting the Trojans against | et and 000 001 000-21 being Chancery case No. 7-8, in| for Monroe County iin Shancers, “ } codps. { TP Teas cl 0. "suc. |ing Chancery case No. 7-3, i NEW YORK, Aug. 2—“Dou- i ihe ‘Regulars, and: the: Pandora tey Augustine 000 201 Otx—a, C2” ZA, McDougal ot. 61, an Suen} O* 2" ie peaagt ot ol, am aie | ble No-Hit” Johnny Vander Meer LOSING FIGHT — Sra the ee pee The standings: Cnaveliee Tarpeameate ‘Florida Prisiees, are plaintiffs, a3 Py ‘. > { as! fame Is Sc! ned: W. corporat et al., are defen) nts, another perfect game. Facing tilt going on at 4. \® hetand 59 $3 G4t under and by virtue of ‘the “torend | COAOCRES ai ithe Boston Braves, Vander Meer! gave up a pair of singles, one in ithe second and one in the ninth. He struck out seven and walked — | HOMER DEFEATED CARDS IN NIGHT CONTEST, 2 TO 1 <Sneciat to The Citizen) NEW YORK, Aug. 2.—A home run by Warren in the llth inning of a night game at St. Louis last night nosed the Cardinals 2-1 for the lowly Philadelphia Phillies. Si Johnson went the route for the Phils, conquering the _ Cards with, a six-hitter. (in, bexing. PAYS BIGGEST (By Associated Preas) ‘ } NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2— today the grounds now have! Questions Elsewhere On This Page John L. Sullivan boasted that he | been put in good shape. | could beat any man in the world, but the Boston Strong Boy came ‘along before the big money gates , His largest purse was $25,000 | for the fight in which he lost the twas too much for Pitcher Liston world heavyweight ship to James J. Corbett. Crouch and Warneke worked | ee ere on the hill for the Redbirds, x thereof will offer for sale and selk | $al@ decree, under and by virtue at public outery to the highest and | the terms thereof will offer for best bidder for cash at the front | aid séll at public outery to the igh door of the Court House of Monroe | est. and best bicder for cok at [County, is the City of Key West, | front coor of the Conrt Houses Florida, on the 4th day of August, | Monroe Cotnty, is the ¥ A. D. between the hours West, age ee the sth day jock A. M. and two o’elock | Aug D._ 19: ae Bo S M., the same being a legal sales |ROurs of eleven o’clo: % and the hours the legal hours of pag Reigag Nera pebae 9 ch : the following described pro- |@ Jegal sales day and the ty situate in , Plorida, to-wit: The N% of Sections 1 and 2 in Township 54 S., — a N%& of Sections 2 and 6, an: of Section 11, all of Section 1) os hat part of Section Bast of the rock known Games last week were post-j} poned because the field had not }yet been put in playing condi- | tion, but recreation officials said CSS er SPORTEST ANSWERS | 1. Pat Laursen. 2. She was beaten in 1935 and 1936 finals by Helen Jacobs. 3. John Cooney, Boston Braves, ‘who is 40. 4. Richard Chapman. y are all divers. = aay sale, WILD PITCHES: 2 (hy Asaveinted Press) FLORENCE, S. C., Aug. 2.—It | Twp. 545, inel. 14 to 31 incl. and | , Ni of 34, NY | ee. 32E: 19 to 22-incl. 28'S of rock road, 26, W% 29; 30, Ni of 31, NW of 32. and N% of 35, Twp. 548, Ree. 8$R; Sees, 22 (less the NW of NW), BY% of bh champion-|MeCanahan of Sumter after a) | wild pitch pushed across the } winning run in a baseball. game An average of 25 people apply with Florence. \each year for patents on perpet- He wound up—and put the/ual motion machines—but the ball cléar across the: grandstand. | models never work. i= as the in Township 54 NWi% and the NE% of 23; 27, N% | ge 33 EB. 3 Been of 35 and N% of 36, | The said oot open andhiannny i Rge. 84E; Secs. 1, 2, B% |Rether with 1 here- E % 2, 13, 14 and My chawaghs Bet sae eay wide ae 1, % of ; 22.10 28 inel., 32 to 36 incl. in | BHto Bs = A Ree. 31H; Seca. 6 to 20| Pertaining, being sold to satisty. i limiting the victors to eight | BASEBALL Captive’s Horse Wins | LEG A L 8 | nel to gt pel, Tw: 858, Ree. ee ss sis age dot As |! Sees. 7, of 8; 11, 14, | 5 ag iefation Betwete thach. eet IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Nid bs eda WILLIAM V. ALBURY, — The loss cut the Cardinals’ (MAJOR LEAGUES) SALISBURY, Eng. Aug. 2— | GRE Se ARE Uae pCIRUIP | Cee Jie of Ota 8h, at ie Tels | gre ce BBggig Master mm Chancery. | National league lead over the TODAY Although Lieut. F. T. Williams; !N AND FOR MONROE CoUNTY. | Tw». ee. BEE: eee in| tg (Solicitor for Pjainkitts: z Brooklyn Dodgers to a_ sin: A 3 : 2 ee iS eet IN CMARCERY. , Twp. 56S, Ree. 32B; “gree bee ay lsat ject e is a prisoner of wi in re) " y ate i/o. s 6 incl, Twp. 565 . - 3. | se, St. Louis at New York, } tracks. J. WILSON joined by her hus- County, STER'S SALE only three, “Qne of the free pass! ayo trait at Boston. His Fairy Prince has.upeet the | SOs Ws) Et Wi Cietnsites suahce of a adi“ ncctes wuame ey es paved the way for the only’ Cleveland at Philadelphia, odds twice recently. 5 NEE A ‘the Honorable Arthur Gomex, One |Boston run. Frank Demearee, National Williams wrote asking that his | MARE JANE FONTANE, it of the incues ot toe oF twho got two of the bases on | balls, scored in the second inning ‘on Lew Kemp’s single after Brooklyn ; walking. The victory, 5 to 1, was the Philadelphia at St. Louis. New York at Pittsburgh. Boston at Cincinnati, , . pee (Price Field. Trumbp, Island) horses be kept in training. known heirs, devisees, lega- BY and for Monroé County, State. of : oneal tees or grantees, et Peat ae 543, Ree. 33; See: 8 F Ey Pay mete ei | ‘ endants. EX of 9, all in Tw: of July, 19, ind. U. S. GETS REDSKIN Lio: ee Ree. 38E; Se 1h ayiaa sos bi ~~ ‘in that cei in cause oo a im | Mary pres _,Maty Jane Fontane, it alive, and’ Sn), sig ree Soe; The NEM of | Sahew hake _,}if dead, her unknown heirs, de- sec 11, NW% of 11, all of 4 dis, Alderman oth LEE, Va, Aug. 2.—Big | visees, legatees or grantees, SEX of 2, all in Twp, 548, Ree. 33E; | tendants, which is a suit oz all in Twp. Wi of 9, at Chicago. Thy Associated Presa) « CAMP and t ————— _———_, ‘her husbane, 2 r Saanthe. et grew dae the. Gincins 2:00 p.m. Jim Mead, former football star | whose Christian name is Wineam Fe pic eh ua aie ok tan Nene ae Lgormonillag Bre : : at the University of Maryland if she be married, Philip H. W. Wa Sf'scc ain all in. Twp. S48, Hal Maetec ia Chancery, as ee oe, eee TOMORROW jand later with the Washington | Fomtane, if alive, nd if dead. is Ree sip; "DY atid Gocree, Will Offer for sale am ; aR re ater N unknown heirs, devisees, legatees PE: 3 < < 5 9 {Vander Meer pitched two no-hit (Exhibitions) Redskins, is now wearing one of or grantees, and Fontane, | w5e 59 tus Bere hen my he nell, at public sale to |games in 1938. All of the Red runs were drove home with sin- jgles, Jim Gleeson accounted for two in the first round when the bases were loaded. First Game—Key West Regu- lars vs. Trojans. | Second Game—Pandora Bears Medical Corps. vs. Key West Conchs. vs. Key West Conchs. 4 p. m. s Wife, whose Christian name is | unknown, if he be married, Joseph H.C. Fontane, if alive, and if dead, | Uncle Sam’s new, uniforms. the SW, and the N% of the SE% of 2p. m. |. He has been assigned to the the SW%, and the SW% of the SE% | key West, Florida, 91 of the SW%, and the W% of the first day of Se * SE% of the SE% of the SW%, and) auring the the NE S. and N. of Tamiami Trail between All of the SE 4 (EXCEPT Pinecrest, | hoon ana 2 and lands conveyed to Claude | Cf said day, w Christian it he be. mai | Met Half-Wey |riec, the unknown heirs, devisees, S| - “I understand that you've been |iegatees or grantees of Philip J. | Freeland, Deed Book B-1, page 169) pogy The seceaging ee Ls SOFTBALL ) studying methods for increasing Baw pe on irk a Sreenk - the Pplic moons 9F Hearce lin thelr last 2 games by thump-! (Bayview Park, 8:00 p. m.) oes salary. How did they turn’ ‘oe W pedrny aegeceeh epee, at pe Pik pve beni li Giant, C9. vg al ; (State of Florida, mom ularly |roe County, Florida: The E} jing the New York Giant Hinge set iy gb anid vs. Nav-| , “Not so well. The boss Was described Segre Rog ters | foe Contr, Piette, te ae Bucs put the contest away eafly, | sw. m the Island of Key Wi A e a | j how : j : also of the SW the extension roof. Marie's lips) think about what I'm going to touching King Carl Hubbell for Sta. |r ia tien OE SPenses ot oust on wriuat ACwaiee: |t 2, Nivig of suldeae 2h; muse against his own. Was it possible, ae » |four runs in the third. The win) Second Game—Navy vs. Red) * | head's map, delineated in Fev; | por i R, ee a ae = he Wondered, for a man to love hen I shall do myself proud, ighted by Max Butch-| Raiders. Yd; Dz 129.408 8 part of the NEW of Seo: 21 described his wife and another woman at| Tommy said. “I imagine you do | was highlight Tew a GHT — oa ee ee ” at Sion ‘ot ime? get a little tir now and then {er’s continue: jomination 0: ie ESD. i { : *. nate one and the same time? a little tired qth i dd bi f thy ee ns s Commaneta at joint on neg of See, 21, running having to think about what to |New Yorkers. Butcher has now| First Game—Re@ Raiders vs. GS Baton Street ‘Two Hundred One {SE corner of said NW 4% of the rep nea ee, Ne pars eyaree or lunch, OF | Gofeated the Giants five times in| NavSta. | ? {202} feet, team She. eprner af be Gy Be oe u Jeek: pie “the Pell dinner |“ do, although I am the housé- six meetings. He shutout the) Second Gatme—Navy vs. Pep-| | gatending in a | Northwesterly |Nmi to a poing 85 feet § of, th party, Tommy Melntyre tele-| Keeping type. ae icag | errvmen for seven innings and ‘ere hist wthiee |MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES (irection at right angles, to corner of sald NW of honed. Luella. ‘ommy gave Luella a quicl then eased up enoug! to allow NIG! American ‘Thirty ($0) feet: thence at uthwesterly ve jot the afternoon apd eve-| look, and then speeded up the (three markers. ~ First Game—Thurston vs. Red) cjub— W. L. Pet. HER SHRM Ga 8 Henensentens oi] beginning. oriviie a anaes pe Be Gt oeThey found a roadhouse several Brooklyn Dodgers _ grabbed oe New York - 30 .694/ ‘Three (3) inches; thence ai fa) Me te Ene aniere? “ta miles up the river, a place that their afternoon tussle with the) Second Game—Peppers VS. | Cleveland 42 567 emt eneten 18 Repro gee 4 Wanted to go up there sometime," | Was open all year around, and |Chicago Cubs, 5-4, and were | NavSta. |Boston 46 521) 5a Rect te Baton Street, wanted to go up there sometime. iS Opt y Fs irs 5 6 ¥ (130) eet; “I'd love to, Tommy,” Luella] Tommy drove into the curving |ready to advance within a sin- —o Philadelphia Fee | thence at iene angles along said. ' road whieh led to the wide, rusti Ji quel of the National league SERVICE SOFTBALL LEAGUE (Chicago 52.475 | Eatou, Streets i a Sournwest- “I should have ee lat Onis seule dike ania place,” jlead if the St. Louis Cardinals (3:30 p. m.) Detroit 55 .450| ‘Three (4) inches to the place im glad Tyan haven't something | he, said. ” | dropped a night game last night. Rims’ Subma- | eshinaton 56 404! mre ke by jpotitied, that | else planned.” “Yes,” said Luella, “| like it. | Johnny Allen, obtained this week _ Naval Ait Station vs. S ma- ist Louis 58 396) yohn CG. Me! Joseph ©. brnonen ‘along eo tine of a tract gt Luella laughed mirthlessly.| It’s downright rural. |from the St. Louis Browns of the rine Division at Naval Air Sta-| Mahon any ane MATE ane [land conveyed uy the Cueysber Crs “Oh, my engagement book pages ual eines ile Gommy ordered | junior circuit, was creditted with |tion Field. +g Club + Le Pet. sone palit, nave tied against ag eco mn are all blanks,” she said. “I'll be : ipo tha |the victory, although he retired; Naval Station vs. Destroyer st Louis __ 35 .639| You. a8 defendants, in it the 8 lint of fully glad to see you, Tommy | leaned forward. elbows upon the | | Divisi Ta Fiel | Court of the Eleventh Judiciat Cir oe Seu. St: Foes _ ig aime eg fee] like | table, chin in palms, looking out | in the seventh. Rabe Md eC wer eld. [Brooklyn : 36 629 | cut ‘Sth, ate oF Florida, in and 4 ” across the broad expanse of river. | meticst 1 " ul aser Div! | Cincinnati 42 558 = Api eH “I thought we might drive, up Ht wan an, unpre Se Put | nd the wild fivenit piteh- Gerd sf Baring Par | pittsburgh Salinas Pasterar ee a isters | her | - TOMORROW rming je the river,” Tommy said. “We|New York with Henry Pell. She lin. New York Yankees yester- Chasers at Soré Taylor Wiel, | ag -454 | purpose of nes ‘ i yo,| had telephoned him tc say that vhitewashed the al e __ | Boston, 57 «400; IT 1s 7 F tL gven get in a dance or two.) che was going out with Tommy | 4a¥ apn al Marines vs: Destroyer Division’ py jj,aéiphia 69° ara tat,” you Miiry, dane ae, it ‘ike’ x spear 4 i "AS, 0. omez ‘. ms. rs ‘ y unk im | McIntyre. St.Louis | Browns, at Naval’ Air Station Field. fa The “asaclt. . HAST Rotineens Tega ase Oe | trans "i would fa Pet yelle told Wien The conversation came back to | put himself in’:mumerous tough Army vs. Coast Guard at Army’ SERVICE LEAGUE boty ona Rea ~ agony POPS nay Sk right?” her now—upset her somewhat. | spots by walling: 11 men «but are i LEAGUE | usband, whose Gh i t o'clock. That. alk right? eI “ ind ing 4 sp Bice? Barracks Field i=: i L,’ Pet, | unk if she | “Fino! . Til be ready” Fae eal congo Bonet proved invincible when a bats- vy tied Crone Lt Boy et) Paced per ath} ie ae sc egetteg sci “Tommy suggested we eat up the | tan: turned ‘into a runner. A’ Naval Air Station vs: Marines. @ 1,000 fast tage gp ove a devinges, e Me with The want spring coat| Hudson somewhere, after we've |14-hit attack gave him a com: | at Fort Taylor Field. |NavSta 2 90) | Tes 5 ee ene’ had. ueaaten ing | Visited The Cloisters.” jmanding lead from the stat. “oval Station vs.--Army at| 867 | name is unknown, if h& be mar- -Henry had insisted upon buying | "™) * » a . . is | {Destroyers 1 667} ried, Joseph H. C.. Fon if her. Luella found that she was ‘Of course I don’t mind!” Hen | Joe DiMaggio, who stretched his) army Subeha % “goolaiive aaa? dead, Mis Pee | tae BW: eagerly looking torward to the|T¥ faa repuea wit wnat seemed | j.105¢ hitting streak to 15 games, DAY. AUG. 9 | sers 300 heirs, devisees, or gran- Grive. It would do her good, hav- | t0 her to be a little too much en- | tS: DNUDE TNCt Tt ve gle He! ‘ i ‘Coast Guard - 2.000 ni his ing an outing. : thusiasm. on and ey eT poled a tail a to bit eafaly iol Naval Air Station vs. Coast | Submarines 3 .000 kode. cian, paden mu ‘buring the past week she had| Self a time, honey, sinee hubby's has now failed to hi Yt, Guard at Naval Air. Station| Naya} Air Station 4 .000| Known’ heirs. devisees, legutees oF been lonelier than ever before. Although she counted the hours each day until Henry came home from work, he wasn’t very good company when he did get home. As soon as the evening meal was over, he hurried to his desk and began working on his negro verses. “Pve got to get them just right,” he told Luella. “Marie’s composer friend is waiting for Today’s Horoscope Today gives a tendency to lux-| Mrs, A. A. Munn of Kearney, uriousness and love of display, Neb., earns her living raising Brooklyn somewhat hidden by the natural snails for tastefulness. The native will be the country. too tied up to pay you much at- tention.” “Thank you, Henry,” she had said, “T ought to be home around ten. “Stay as late as you like,” Hen- ry urged. “I'll grab a bite to eat at a place near the office, and then go home to put some finish- ing touches on one of the songs | I'm doing ft be gay, and a TH manage. Marie. ‘Bye, darling, ion’t worry about me, | magnanimous, and open-handed,' New York _. jand it will be well avith him to Pittsburgh — i enol spend according to the means and) Hubbell, McGee, Adams and) A Washington RHE), to control the impulses. |Danning; Butcher and Lopez. | Gricege cite and cae 2 * : a Medan off At Chicago RHE. Lee and Tresh; Leonar ard $16 0 Rarly. \ sre aquariums throughout jChiceee only one of the last 72 contests piaig }the Yanks have played. Henrich cracking a pair of homers and a/ like number of singles. He col- lected three doubles the day Pre- | Field. | vious. Z The overwhelming triumph lead over the Cleveland Indians, | when fire ee r Sub Chaser Division vs. Army continued his heavy slugging, | .; ‘ADA Barracks Field. Submarine Division vs. De- |stroyer Division at Fort Taylor “are eee al Mrs. Anna Lafferty of Philadel- gave the Yankees a 12%-game phia, who was in the ‘back yard de- r YOUR Answers Elsewhere On Page |i 1. A pretty blonde first won the national’ women’s skeet championship when she was 17. broke " «a : ie Cae , Baton mene #5 Meddred On ke the corner ho were idle yesterday. | pe ba t, Henry,” Luella had said,| _ Yes. Luella now thought, Hen- eS other ph in the vere, be a sai ba S01) Sens, ren “don't ou think you ought to SPeeaid man i anyon’ few | American league saw the Wash- pagan oy 52) aes ite feereation—a movie) was glad to have him w er | ington Senators rise out of the ; a's rap reation later,”| to enjoy herself, but she felt a | cellar with a resounding 8-2 win Ojsen, Bresgmelt and McCul- id-Mehry. des, Marie wants | little hurt over the tone of ‘against the Chicago White Sox: ough. 3 TALE 5 the gombose to get the musical pjeoand dlangad Le s rgleyy Lee \The veteran,,.Duteh, ‘was ee i reli 5 2 ‘ $ ; settings finished in time, for us| ds though Henty was glad to have (on the mound for,the Nats, Scat- > atin Gis fd cruise with Mr. or. her away from nee for awhile. | tering eight, hits in. oeding his’ “At St, ts “ftarie wants this... Marie Maybe she wad silly to arg at | 11th triumph of the. shason, | Philadelphi : r j abou! er i Leela MON Maret MEE [Couldnt Bele oudet | MATIONAL LEAGUE scunwn and Warteh; ella as though Honey took think: | be so Keen about having their At Cincinnati RHE wameke and Cooper. aa 4 ° more or Tecent wives step- on ——aenes cian te tee sheet fis fobs | ping out with other men. Not that Cincinnati NaS Se er" LEAGUE Anne hoped he wouldn't yok up oe ane Yaoles | teary £0 be jealous: aan eee mee At New York R. lecting the job, and getting into thing : Vander Meer ary mbardi. : ri) : foubie with his employers. But’ * To be continued | Pacers : ee er ogee Tne ES At Pittsburgh RHE Swift;