The evening world. Newspaper, July 23, 1919, Page 17

gelarl < sheebebdary dere New and Original Designs For the Smart Woman [L e It to | “Fess rere Coan F r § ’ e on a = = —— By Mildred Lodewick LORS HAR 1 ean: Loot” r = Copyright, 1919, by The Press Publishing Co. (The New York Frening World) AML? STRANGER tH Ah y A Summer Frock That Is Dainty and Cool. * ey eas ‘T ts very common to ra ] hear a woman re- mark that she is h “so busy she doesn’t sy know what to do.” But | the fact remains that | y most of her activities ere of her own choos- Hl Ing; ehe adds to and Brultiplies the tasks Ghat life imposes upon y her. Certainly no mat- | ter in what stratum of Life she is placed, one can meet by the hun- reds the woman who nearly rushed to Werth, but if « social ’ @urgeon was to operate j on her daily activities he could cut away many titings that were mot necessary and the ‘ woman wotld be sur- Prised at the whole- some restful life she could lead. Any woman, $ however, could accom- | plish such a result for ) herself if she cared to 4 \ @it down and tn « busl- | A little pet ot | eee Mages bard Lidvomcg ar 4 Bo which nay rr (re and went Ls the atot dng. 8 esslike & vague, 'y blur almost at his vora, when general manager, no way of, Bud sencibe manner Sgure ||| A Story of Western Ranch Life, in Which a Red giae, ana ill Leo saved his fire, | Carson, ‘wondering, awe it. Lae made Many e sacrifice sale, 4 ne fre Bi yet juicl eo w ig revolve ro} it on the floor at Quinnion’s oul ly smoot ou hem. Gut ye that caused her to al- Blooded American Girl With ‘“‘Pep” Wins Out eld welded to @ rip of steel, throw: A a Ms letter, impaling it om her. file. ‘ways be in a rush and : ing igh above his head and strik- ‘we'll finish eo renner” 7d fo bury. ‘Thove who at Agere ee fobs fore ing ttusting tiow ca the Gunultn, Syreeut eau ante oee NS perigee -a present find the rum- — thick ‘barrel struck a heavy mat of got it in your hand-and hap straigh OLLOCK HAMPTON, Fore- mer upon them unpre- ate, aad with pe outory & man wae ened up. Then I'll kill YOu, anions man-at-Lange, came'and wont, 100, asked J LBA wn to le si e same MO- first you admit that you are the coi pared for will like thie on ment the dim square of the window templible liar every one Knows ¥ a a eee orsecay (Tt waw eacly: inthe aftersoos whed ' dress design I am of- orem, showed a form slipping through; one are, and second, gét out of town a ing always a'Keon interest Hampton. carried his to fering because it is so 4 | i rap Bor o@ man was seeking safety from a QUar- stay out. It's wp to you, Quinnion.” In whatever work fell to hand, rsoh and Lee, easily made, If the ma- | " Greinates Fel pot his own: And as he went. Quinnion turned his head. a little, an interest of 4 fresh ‘kind. in that ; terial is very wide, one fi fire ou the eee et the blow and. Carson dry voice outsle reaps Bay Od oo | ter eats irs yea Mba oe , width is bufficient for aT, ‘wore paying calmly: forth between his lips. For an in- '€ ; a were the skirt, with the | i Mind ‘us “Shorty got away, but you don't, stant his eyes dropped to the gum At yp, pmnion came galloping through. the room. Lee's eyes geass si ths Nach: Kha F ee My pardner, Give ‘gm hell, Bud. I'm 18 his togt and a little spagmodic con- jng Perce ane ace Oana pte Re BO ‘the play again,’ show b vy tm one with the front besa ined free two men down,” grunted Lee to ‘rection of Sle body showed that he | crowd down, to, the Lower rage that flamed fed het @ection of it is the front i ‘ strange man with some himself with grim satisfaction. “And hut he hesitated, and gpein turned to End again,’ houted above the din. under the spell of . of the bodice, which ta : Maris ianteonty tua Old Carson back on the job, Only y Je : " ot Rout the scrawny dues and hase qmotion ‘the men sat and stared. aly yop - slash 4 syle, Bud reosives ® two to our one now.” “vs up to you," repeated Lec. “If ! psa: him. * wow. daa eo aca ORGANDY AND STRIPE! : bi aay Cage at el At call peer HE yd not a cowabd atter a lek ie his ann se iiiew tons YON” aatitr dee the.seeeee, ny ale and u up.” Lee's hands were at ea, om yo ell,” aes SOUR A Oe tN alg r—t ies o | BERAGINOUY ALSIBDY cos 12 CHAPTER XIX, he went through It, tearing the green jerked Obt. ,Buddenly It was Very hie own revolver in hie pocket, QUA: pelea pie mses nate eee gee aarrnmpton told me to : edges, and thelr rounded tabs buttoned| binding at neck and sleeves. Foun- shade down, crashing through the still in rie He asiahia hata Ais Bion was tempted, The evil lights be Han 4 un Maveta’ Langwopthy, hide an to the belt, presenting an interesting | dation lip of flesh-color or pale blue F (Conran): Be ce ee Jeaving maruneicn bonis bine are: a hi 5 Bogs Py wade no. answer? ery song’, (Hee rier T paid it once,” retotted Hampton. chair on, the ‘watched effect. The back of the ice EE and Carson, riding rage. d they were taking heavy chances ‘Now get bu: . roach with inte: bodice is plain,! pussy willow. dim light of Sfter bim, forgetful in the instant an ry tion was brief. With his whining, “Who are solling ‘to? T ain't with buttons down the centre as a ‘s the darkness ito rd that there was another matter om with every shot now, chances Of usiy jaugh he lurched to the bar. heart about it" as uniconaclous of fastening. striped or checked gingham | "er Miter, Pranine Word: | the first of the stragslinE hang to-night, ’ Thooting the Wrong MAT. ean ot ee ee eee ndy;'" he come Meag! SbOUE t adar’ Me. Ca ‘Oh, didn't you fs an excellent fabri for thie artran|, 4% 2 9m invited | street Jamps, passpd swiftly Bug had seen the other men, th @ four watchful men in the DAFTOW manded, ** Ieughed. “Hampton, his own, "Dia" kha bare ‘ant tive model, with white orgindy com. impromptu to visit Cetween the rows of weathee-boatoed Sis ree bed) geaneayie ope nly Gos Baar ent, ret ee Oth vcige sbarpe "Neither now nor after awhile,” anger vison “Quis an’ ovebdight' somes “hte Wetoss bho x ie 1. me oO! r D i . 4 bined and employed as a foundation| “°F ‘Wo weeks, am in shacks and headed toward the Goldem Cie, oG.ad seeng, Beep wets the Mee"are you all right?” tyln’ my glassed that-e-way.” seliing to Doan Bog he, Hotes Suwon” acl favela, “L, di bodice with collar that emerges from| Bett haste to make Spur saloon. ’ sort’ to fou! Quinnion's com-| “Yes,” answered Lee briefly, and 48 “For the last time,” sald Lee, and yee a ‘} pr“ al pad oat the striped et m.0ouple of dresses, The two newcomers, watehing each pany, They a the nucleus of he answered moved sharply tO one his low voice was ominous, “T tell But orders were orders, and Carson day night after we'd Ey dodice portion, and as the ' hope you' will aid |man or group of men, rode on slowly what was spoken of as Quinnon'g side’so that his voice might not draW yoy what todo. If you don't do il, though his Reart Was sore,’ bared ‘fies was a message Spper portion of the skirt. Tiny ruffles} me with your kind | until they came to the building on crowd. & shot from Quinnion oF, the other I+) Kil you just the same, You've out his commands to. his herders to telephone; ahe $e nett fabric trie the White sections | sevice: 7. Will you Whose false front, was a gigantic ,,"quinnion,” sald Loe, quietly, “yéu|men, ‘There came, Ua, spurs of got your chance, Count ten seconds, tury the cattle buck toward tho lower, gle her. awa. ho lending an appreciable : ; are a damn irty-mouthed liar. 1, ODI jandy.” oa . " 4 1, yommtagpaietad io nate Gane please design a frock spur in yellow paint. Here they dis- ‘The words caine Itke little slaps in the room opposite him, the, reports of “"“One," Sandy,..watching the “ ne ig 0 Sino evegen’e snaps A Ina she millet 4 N8-| that will be practical mounted, tied gheir horses and went the face. Of the four men still-in the the two shots reverberating [OUNY. clock on fhe: wall. “two, thres, four, an* thousan’s of dollara;" he tokd Ninos or two.” ham frock. for all kings-of in, room with Quinnion, ‘three of them Quinnion could be trusted to five, six, seven” — ‘eelt in disgust. : —— (| much ax atternoon tea tise: Spay, be sold gele,,,, MOTEL ORL, 10 206 HGS Wile et oe cee see age ae acoee Sot a iis ee aries eee WH the’ former’ gatloped Pasbion Bd'jor, Drening World : andy eaver, ~ e ender, on their g + which sho equally .& loo! fear al im yen. ; LJ e former gallo; Paar OF & lawn party or looked at him curiously. A short, nothing of what might i i. ys Cit moving “cautiously toward the OC ea fer tne tee day en Yon. i ped ie epi pide “| evening convert? Reavy Vioed! MAB Yi Bendy Weaver, mind, at Where bis yes sought Quinnion New You'vergot ma— down raja! ress ho ran @ fair house and gave bis = “| hav, . im the “Keep on counting, Sandy,” com- in. ni Wo who se ‘© taken the trouble,” went on Pp. rt ly, ' ins no way from last year which bisa oy Pyer it too attention strictly to his own busl- Lee coolly, when Quinnicn, leering He was calculating swifuy new: Lae. oft ‘ ar sunmapdome nee is now entirely too want to ness; Save when asked by a friend pack at him, made no reply, “to ride Quinnion ha Wh . Gteve shot “Bight,” enid Sandy, “nine’— 3 he cried swarmly, his hair ruffled, Judith’s table lite gaty wear it in the city to do him a favor, such @ favor as to forty miles to-night for a little talk 8reen of the table just as et Just “I Hed!" snapped Quinnio: “An' “We're cutting loose, Bud, at last tered with market reports, and m: tight, and wonder if) wien 1 retu keep an eye on another man. with you. Yo out the light; he had fired aga! T’'m leavin’ town for a while.” and piling up the shining ducats! . te. .oovered with ut M you could oussest| twenty-eight wears “Hello, Bud,” returned Bandy, ‘put- Gard-cheat I'told you that onge be. DOW; It was s fair bet that @t Ie! “Ang jurcning ws he walked, be mae You're to gutter: Up a nusdred. of Aiguiea ook pat Lee's ‘ent : some way of fixing |age, about 36 sine. 4 iDg Outs Mia ned from Me placa 27S Yeu have ech telling men that fae ot ie otiee aor narares tear |e Wear his "taca CORSA cEE'E "Sad Shove thats, bere Wovens lemma fs, "Boa Me net A ped siatsh “T woul 1a |gheve cO1 seoraette or Indootruc- feet, came, My TEM arty. 0B? thal aan going to fan ow it of MPM, eee tee tne GEPTER xn Bids Nethere'te put weevly te sendy for to-morrowpr = J ae aa eee lar oe ad Uke |tible voile would be pretty for this| Hel, Carson., Have somethin’; OP town to-night, Or kill you.” ie nix shoctes >. Ae OF there had CHAPTER XXL Doan, Rockwell & fe “Why didn’t you tell me Mine farmed & Fd Sir) model, which can be made in short| “An'—say, Billy, tell him what 2yich Quinnion laughed at him. been no time which he would risk in 8 June had altpped by, 80 4d no aie nerdy, fon we > ae gone awayTs wee poe E wear. would time. The circles are marked with|Quinnion had to say down to the cause} atv” he jeered. “Or be- retoading. July and August. Om Blue g hundred horses? Now ‘Brom ite you suggest? Color | seit color flows in basth Jaitbird, Sandy carefully wiped hia Souse I've been tellin’ @ true story Lee swept off his hat and tossed it f jodded, . understandin, t basting stitch, about you an’-—"' the t where he Lake ranch life fowed smooth- Hampton ) under ig yellow slip of paper, tossing et rete ts dull blue, Bebe Be LR OAT, , summed hte eyes to Billy Young. », He didn't eve her Rams ont Bere Colter Guimnicn wan and. Groped ly. Men were too busy with 20tbing of what lay in Lee's hear \ “She gent me that this meager a m thirty-one ygars Us { haps he hadn't expected to, Hi! . id Le * ; m as Young, a cattleman from the Up and His eyes swiftly to his knee as he did #0. eaeh day's work to sit into the nights é. v ae « a ast, mall and How It Started, |pown' tange, “titted hie belt and Bd boon yatontul. No 1g de Oirew There was a anacl, Guinnlon's 6°ll Sropnesying trouble, ubead, ights, His eyes left Hampton's flushed (To Be Continued) » wap ik Myr si i uy By Hermi Neust dtl EE ee ete einrtea out, “ts bis gu, ‘dropping to ‘one knee, Shs bis rane A fhot caes OP araen Quin- But there were those who pinced no ° y ’ , ao. beral . y mine Neustadtl. {ain't “none of my tumeral, An’ if you D0dy partly concealed by the table, nion fuilin the face, Then Lee again faith in the obvious, Bud Lee hept au ne rurton?g s £a Ss , color georgette Eating Humble Pi ask me, I don't like the sound of At the same second Bud Lee's right sprang forward, again struck @4t in touch with Rocky Bend and learned * = could be inserted 9 le. that kind of talk in my mouth. Maybe 4nd, no. longer lax, sped to Fe- with his clubbed rovolver, The DIOW that Quinnion had hot come back: that 1 sal don the front and|PTVO-DAY nobody eats mumps pe liu andy wap eveharhol oer mee und he‘omat Ain Mime Sianons heat OREN Sat he whee he ad one On Health and Beauty= Sunday for wi ab - im hes 3 used also for collar oe may eat good ple, youl rit Taint ever drug a nice girl's Quinnion was down and shooting, him staggering back against the wall. moet had hears <n night in . § : . om and cuffs, with white buttonhole fin- often eat poor ple; you may |name into a barroom.” with but ten steps or less between Lee could hear the bulk of his weer Bethy Bend: © tavie a ‘Mra, simpeon, GCegveiaht, 1919, by the Pree Publishing Oo, (The tgw Tor Rrening werk, wor ishing. eat mother’s ple, and sometimes you | ” gait Lee very quietly, “that's him and the man whom he sought to Crashing against the boards. 4 Who had received it in @ jetter from FACIAL MAS Ss GE 4 > it ae try to eat the pie you buy, But the te” kill; Bud Lee was standing, tall and “si leaping, he stro te SChere, ner daughter, , f A cto a Feshion Editor, Brening World: nearest you ever get to humble plé is | that's’ ae gi Pig EG piping eg eae ee rae a by onary but . falling weight h miata at What Bud Lise G6 utter HE kind and amount of food we eat has a great deal (6 do. with, the soe T have some light when you eat mince ple, as you sbull|Luke Sanford an’ liked him. Some sending @ flying eplinter wo stick ig, 8d sullnces. ' abs eas eee aa appearance of the complexion and, while foods should be bine svers. lle Uke see, of us even knowed his girl. All of Quinnlon's face, close to a squinting, ;_ There, was & sound of a chair YlO- rorcoq ‘trom hima the full sory, Dies in mideration, 6 large variety iy nevessary to build up all pare »cy Genie ath ain The present day connotation of this |¥# know the wurt she is. When Quin. spokes ez 28S Ae the FO guns [EUY thrown, GOWE, Goer ine Seine missing Carson, she remained for a ef: the bods a86 beep. {t {i pedtood trlea\-* . expression has @ curiously interesting | an’ dance about you an’ her all alone barroom shattered e OPED dlur of a fying, figure seeking refuge ‘Ns w Certain foods contain different elements necessargose® but as I have only , , . “ red the lamp swingin, ied As time there came about . connection with its origin, It comes |{n some damn cabin, trying to crawl from the ceiling bet ‘Sin the bar. Lee flung the crippl bt rs " two and one-halt down to us from the days when some {Cut the looks of things by accustn’ Quinnion, Steve’ the Ween te® AM door shut after the fugitive and then # subile change, In the attitude oF to make good, rich blcad And theta, ingresianty fe Sta Saean tt ible metas Sore te va fromm she GAY hE Some | ulanlon cf tevin’ $9 shoot you upl— taken @ hand.” artender, had with his left hand struck « match, tie oe aes waa ‘ol eae pton, to be found in greed Wruits, salads, &c., wiilch cont@tet- rial will you kindly chained body and soul to the plot of | “Where la net” tne eaked presently: Seieestiereeoe rer roldian the Uny faae dows toward ing prone to accept ae a “olty guy.” tain tron, sulphur and other things teneficial to tBb one advise me how I can ground on which they were born, and| ‘Mos’ likely down to the Jailbird,” CHAPTER XX, ° the floor, he made out two prone cane tetnahtttien ne Gay. pale; anaemic woman.’ . Cereals, oats, than, Wieqty Ms use it with some- dependent for their happiness and |*#ld Billy Young. “That's where he 8 Steve Bred his shot into the Podies. One, that of the Aral man he “Look here, Juaith,” he began contain lime necessary for bone formatipm, while, tai, ome thing else for, sometimes for their lives upon the |MA2G% QUL IMC imaeit, ‘amp, Bud Lee understood knew by name os Lafty Devine, a Sbrupuy, I'm no outsider just look- butter, oils and meat fat supply heat, and, tuel for freee, Am Aided whim of a capricious master, “IT was mad, It would be a good juat what qvould be Steve's brawler and boon companion of Quin- soles Guage Gat ite ene coatres cat system and ywpets and starches make energy. Eggs a » Bais Saabs eyes; Out of the umbles or numbles, the thing i¢ 1 got Quinnion to-night--and next play; the bartender had pion. . The oe een nimeelt: kicking at that any longer, Your milk, baked potatoes, cream, custards, baked apples ste , Lana walardiad entrails of the deer, a ple was made |}? Bor me. he sivas hia friends brief respite trom pletely stunned. Quinnion moved a oa fgg Ba) tt tiie Bors of thing and other fruits, cooked and raw, Wilf!meke tha gme MRS. C. H. for the nourishment of the lowly re-| ‘The first glance had shown Lee that tH deadly fire of the Blue Lake man, little. with it. But. on the other hand Ia lebeeks and lips a more brilliamt and lasting color than afl the. local «we aE, tdiners and dependents, while their |Quinnion was not at the Jailbird. At 89d now would turn bis second shot “It’: new one on me, just the part ' whit ort ail ; amr ee part owner and you've get te cone 4 ointments which. were ever invented, ase Alle, ser 9 lord und his guests of the chase re- least not In the main room, But there through the flimsy wail itself on the Same,” sald Pe yo Baie sider me. ee " it i to keep the éliminative o: bowels, sking tow » used in combination galed themselves With the choice |¥ere the card rooms al man standing there Lee did watched Lee stoop | gather Quin- = Judith mirthfully acquiesced. Hamp- jen too is necessary to keep the eliminative organs, be » Sking with white lace col- Peculiarly, the adaptation of humble |him, but went quickly down through ,cfoes the room, avoiding the table, Erwvyeilin’ on an’ not stoppin to Bick sideration, Besid Se he oon’, | drinking if the complexion is to appear clear and healtatul.” aa lar, would make & ple to our significance i not @ play |the room, turning neither to right BOF with Quinnion and have the thing {eWer and’ gather sooveneers! You experience a liking for the boy and Women who are desirous of improving sallow, dea i | tommy humility, the original humble refer- ne of Steve. “What fel- sull gnawing at his heart, he 5 the ‘iva 4 ‘ | Y.aivon Editor, Bxeaing World ; ring to the anatomy of the deer. But | DS, nr oll i ‘What you fel- told himself again that it would be eS the Osiden Bile Palsy ng, 12 Rime rorth a take only of the lightest green vegetables and fruits nd salads, especinimge | | What would you|it Is probably to the force which this|"""G) ahead, Bud," said Carson BO CAlamity tu the world if the two Dut ‘otienian “otn'om the floor, £66 Southam Gilman wrete Eniog| sly im the hot weather. These simple precautions, whieh requirestig 9 j advise as style in|double meaning lent to the term that | iscosely, “It's only the ol’ black calf wen, WhO had inwulted Judith Sanford Than lay there a moment bitnking at sunny notes to Hampton, intricate |A0thing more than will-power, will improve any complexion within a few bast which’ to ‘make. up|'t owes its inclusion into the lexicon |hawiing same as usual.” ‘Again Blovt Ge a ay 1 the lights above him and at thefaces letters to Judith. The mystery of| weeks and the ultimate effects will be more lasting than the most pert” sf CI LR oa Here were half a dozen men, not . His bullet ripped ground him. At length bis eyes came Bud @ee, of which she had had a ‘ three yards of tur: Bore Ware ae stern ctent inte tato the wall, tearing a hole through @5°Pne glimpse when the artist, Dick Farris, | #stent facial treatment, bawot quoise blue georgette |STATUE OF LIBERTY FEATURE | juict talk. Standing on the far side geo Pec tiy gna? Toe ee netent “Damn you," he muttered, trying 48d Lee recownized each other as old ‘To-day’s lesson is massage for the nose and it is performed by grasp- 1 for afternoon and) OF DETROIT’S HONOR ROLL. |of the table was @ man who was a8 the barroom was extin "Ta to rise, and slowly getting to his fect fiends, had piqued her curiosity in 4/ ing the nose firmly between the first finger and thumb of the right hand «44 evening wear’ at @ rey the many memorials erected jevil a thing to see as was his vole® tho card-room It was utter a ot w chair, “I'l get Tighter of Eve No rest until’ abe |and sliding the hand along the nose in downward stroke. ‘This movement ? ot the te to hear, his face twisted, drawn to etrahl * ; Walid’ ike. comer quali be renee " ue ene lace He Se tes Ore 8 ee a Be af tat abteteas . aye nis briot ex. DAL made er own investigutions.|is beneficial for thick, broad nose and large nostrifs, . It stimulates hae thing easy 0 de-lappropriate than that recently dedi-| showing In an eternal, mirthless grin, Shorty Wad’ ded eo™ Chroush whizh planation, cutting Quinnion’s ugly there ‘came to the ranch a letter ieee mnen 'a ia Bop ped vances redness which is often caused. bY, cg 1) velop, yet effective.|cated in Detroit, says Popular Me, |a man, whose hands, when his arm8 — 4 red flare of flame from wh ‘This is Quinnion’s farewell party,” MSL wie $ indigestion, collars, belts, corséts or tipation. eae Suppose 1 should|chantes, the central feature of which | Wert 14x as now, hung almost to his Quinnion crouched, and Lee pres he said bluntly, “He is a Nar and a ROO are Bea, R . wi have #omething else|is a replica of the Statue of Liberty, |knee% 4 man twisted morally, men- very still, refusing the temptation to crovk and an Undesirable citizen, 1 “Blue Lake Ranch,” OILY SKIN—OLLIE H, F.: Rich; its use. Do not use any econ Oh ao edrasltat tte Melia tite oadeatal of ine white down | ut end phyaoally, ony tor this £72,000 For Geianion's bullet had have told him all that before. He took it was from Doan, Rockwell d| diet of sweets, sravigo and heavy Said Srpesy, for hia ponents “4 , 7 sped wide of the mark, striking the it upon himself to say about town Haight, big stock buyers of Sacra-| fried foods cause oily skin, and Pi twenty years of age,|which rises above a large outdoor|/man. But suddenly Carson had » wall @ full yard td ‘n left. ; that I am all-of those thi hi J y' may 4 a — weigh 115 pouads,| rostrum, are inscribed the names of|another man, seeking to screen bim- nion's eyes had not rane ee wand he ls bimecif I have demn near killed peste, submitting an unsolicited or-| when this is the case Ao local treat-1| TO LIGHTEN HAIR—MRS. W. Ba ig! 4 “ie der for « surprisingly large shipment IRF: Detroit's heroes, At each corner of | self behind the great, misshapen bulk not find him soon if he stoo, rit 0! pe ee Trente will correct the’ condition. | THR ¥.;, Setoxidy have chestnut hair, in stood quite him for it. I am going to give him of cattle and horses. The price of-| w, . . ‘| the platform are ornamental vases | of Quinnion, and with new eagerness motionless, The fight was still to be ten minutgs to get out of town, If price of-| Warm soap and water baths for the|bieach the hair, and it blue eyes, fair skin.| containing colored lights, At night | was erying: , 7 made, Quinnion’s griends would be he doesn’t do it T am going to kill En CL the sein, folgued. Wy wha daanes 2 ire Bo 3 , DI, steam le, made ry a! from pipe “Is Shorty, Bud! He’ ine! taking a hand now, Steve had already him. And in that ten minutes he is fact that many overstocked ranches water and then a little of the - | bleach A sili all-over lace were throwing ‘oeet ” Wt Shorty was no man's yet. At joined issue. ‘There were six of t find eda.” lowing apniled st Apria eB Keres ord..08 apo his back was a window; it was closed against and with oes shot ait n you’ uy he Laie, hue the he and the ‘shade was hewn t to ft Beary Col H if ia 4 high wir of ce eer | velvet, Goorgetie | eftect