Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 298, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1928 — Page 14

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THIS HAS HAPPENED SALLY FORD Is “farmed out” to CLEM CARSON the summer she is 16 and leaves the State orphanage, the only home she has known since she was four. At the farm she meets DAVID NASH, athlete and student who is worikns; during the summer. When Carson makes insulting remarks about David’s friendship with Sally, David strikes the farm, era crushing blow. David and Sally run away and join a carnival, David as cook’s helper and Sally in a sideshow disguised as “Princess Latla.” crystal gazer. NITA, the Hula dancer, becomes infatuated with David and threatens Sally with exposure to the police if she doesn’t give David up. Sally tells MRS. BYBEE, wife of the carnival owner, that her mother once lived in Stanton, the town where the carnival is now showing, and the showman’s wife agrees to investigate. She learns that the woman who placed Sally In the Home was not her mother, but a maid hired to take the baby from the real mother in New York and disappear. Sally is paralyzed to learn the carnival is next going to the capital city, where she spent so many years in the orphans’ home. Knowing that the police are after them and believing they will be recognized, she hurries to tell David they must run away again. He comforts her and tells her he will meet her that night after teh train is loaded and they can talk their plight over then. She waits excitedly that night for his 3romised whistle beneath her car winew. When it comes, she hurries happily toward the door, but she notices that Nita’s berth is vacant. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY CHAPTER XXIII THE night was eerie with voices from unseen bodies, or bodies half-revealed in the flare of gasoline torches, as the business of loading the carnival proceeded. Soft, rich voices from black men’s throats blended with the velvety softness of the late-June night. “Oh. if Ah had wings like an angel. Over these prison walls Ah would fly! Ah would fly to the ahms of my poan dahlin’. An' theah Ah'd be willin' to die I” A lonesome, heart-breaking plaint. Sally shivered. Except for David and Pop Bybee and Dan, the barker, she and David might be behind prison bars tonight, learning the shame and misery that had created that song. A white roustabout said something evil to her out of the comer of his mouth as she brushed past him on her way to join David. But she scarcely noticed, for there was David, his shoulders looming immensely broad in the dark coat he had donned in her honor. Her hands were out to him before he had reached her, and when he took them both and laid them softly How's Your Stomach? Min*** fine, thank you. It wasn’t always so. You can easily get rid of your Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Catarrh of Stomach, Belching, Heart Fluttering. Sour Stomach, Nervousness. Constipation, Headache, etc., same as I did and m the same wav. Don’t send one cent, for I am so sure this treatment will produce like results for you that I will send it. all charges prepaid, by mail. „ After it has proven itself the means of getting rid of your stomach troubles, you may send me one dollar. How is that for confidence and fairness? Write now. Address, Theodore H. Jackson. 37 D Stratford Bldg.. Syracuse, N. Y.—Advertisement.

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against his breast, so that her leaping blood caught the rhythm of his strongly beating heart, she could scarcely restrain herself from raising her small body on tiptoe and lifting her face for his kiss. They were shy at first, as they drifted away from the show train across the vacant lot where the carnival had so recently vended trickery and truth, freaks and fakes, color and lignt and noise and music. They walked softly, slowly, Sally having the absurd feeling that if the grass stubble were tender, tiny flowers, her joylight feet would not have crushed them. Her fingers were intertwined with David’s, and the electric thrill of that contact seemed to be the motor force which propelled her body. Without a word as to direction, they drifted, completely in accord, toward a clump of trees which would some day, when Stanton had become beauty-conscious, form the nucleus of a park. Sally felt that she was in a spell woven of the beauty and breathlessness of the night and of her inarticulate joy as, still without speaking, David took off his coat and spread it upon the ground that sloped gently from the sturdy trunk of an oak tree. As he was stooping to speard the coat her hand hovered over his head, aching to touch the dear, waving crispness of his hair, yet not daring—quite. But when he straightened more suddenly than she had expected, his head fitted into the cup of her hovering hand before she could snatch it away. He whirled upon her, sweeping her slight body to his breast with such fierceness and suddenness that her head swam. “Sally! Sally!” Just that hoarse cry, muted, exultant. Her hands crept slowly up his breast, so loving every inch of the dear body whose warmth came through the cloth of his shirt that they abandoned it reluctantly. When her hands were on his shouldders, clinging there, she threw her head back upon the curve of his right arm, and smiled up into his face. Her lips parting slowly to let out a little gasping sigh of joy. In the silvery sheen with which the moon joyously and approvingly bathed them their eyes, wide, dark, luminous, clung for an aeon of time, reckoned in the history of love. Then David, knowing that his unasked question had been gloriously answered, bent his head until his lips touched hers. He must have felt the slight stiffening of her body, the ardor in her small hands as they clung more fiercely to his shoulders. For he flung up his head, then turned it sharply away for a moment, as if ashamed for her to see the passion in his eyes. She took a drunken, uncertain step away from him, and his arms fell laxly from her body. “What is it, David?” she asked in a small, quavering voice, scarcely more than a whisper. “I shouldn’t have done that!” David reproached himself with boyish bitterness. “But David,” Sally pleaded, in; that small quaver, “don’t you— i don’t you love me—at all? I j thought—l—” Her hands fluttered toward him, then dropped hopeless-

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ly as he still stood sharply turned away from her. “Yes, I love you. That’s the devil of it," David groaned from the shelter of his arm. "I love you so much I can’t think of anything else, not even of our danger.” She crept closer to him, stroked timidly the clenched fist which hung at his side. “Then—why, David? I—l love you, too. You —must—have known. I love you with all my heart.” She stooped swiftly and laid her lips against his knuckles, which shone white as marble in the moonlight. “Don’t!” ha cried sharply. He lowered the arm that had sheltered his shamed, passionate eyes and looked at her humbly, his whole body drooping. “Don’t you see, darling—no, I mustn’t call you that! —don’t you see, Sally, that your—caring—only makes it worse? I wish I were the only one that has to suffer. But you’re so young—oh, God!” he cried in sudden anguish. “You’re so pitifully young! Sixteen! I ought to be horsewhipped!” She laughed shakily. “I’m getting older every day, David. Is it such a crime to be young? You’re young, too, David —darling!” The word was dropped shyly, on a tremulous whisper. “That’s it!” David cries wildly, fiercely under his breath. “We’re both young I’m just half through college and I haven’t a cent to my name except what I earned those two weeks on Carson’s farm. And I won’t have any money except barely enough to live on—l work my way through college—until I’ve finished school. And then it will be a long, hard struggle to get a start, unless my grandfather dies by then and leaves me his farm. He’s a miserly old man, darling. He thinks I'm a fool to study scientific farming, won’t give me a cent. I haven’t wanted it —till now.” "And now, David?” she prompted softly, her fingers closing caressingly about the clenched hand which she must not kiss. “I want to marry you, of course” flung the confession at her sternly. “I love you so much it’s torture to think of your going to New York with the carnival. Oh, it’s all so hopeless! We’re in such a nasty jam, Sally darling!” He groaned, snatched up her hands, kissed them hungrily, passionately, then dropped them as if the soft, sweet flesh stung his lips. “Don't let me kiss you, Sally! For God's sake! I can’t stand it! And it’s not fair to you to learn what love means, when—when we can’t go through with it.” “But why can’t we, David?” she persisted, her love giving her amazing boldness. “I’ll never love any one else. Until I’m 18 and you’re 23. You’re almost 21, aren’t you, David?" “Yes,” he acknowledged. "But I’m just a kid. Why, I’m a minor yet!” he reminded her with youth’s bitter shame. “And so are you.

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We couldn’t even get married legally. And we’re both—wanted—by the police. I can’t even figure out how I’m going to get back into A. and M. and finish my course. I couldn’t let you marry a man wanted for attempted murder, even,if I could support you. Oh, I guess I could make a bare living for us, but I don’t want that! Not for you! I want you to have everything lovely in the world. You’ve had so little, so little! I want you to have silk and velvet to make you forget blue-and-white-checked gingham. I want—” he was going on passionately when Sally interrupted with her soft, delicious little laugh. “I want David,” she said simply. “All right!” he cried, flinging his arms wide in a gesture of utter abandonment. ‘tWe’ll run away tonight. We’ll ke£p going until we get out of the State. We ll lie about our ages. We’ll find some one somewhere to marry us, and we’ll—have each other if we have nothing else in the world. Sally!” His exultant young voice and his arms demanded her, but she held back strangely, while her face went ghastly white and old in the moonlight. “I—l forgot to tell you my news,” she said, dully, tunelessly, her hands flattened against her breast. “Mrs. Bybee found out something about—about my mother, about me.” Ecstasy was wiped from David’s face, leaving it hurt and bewildered. “So you’re going to find her? Go back to her? I—l suppose I'm glad.” “No,” she shook her head drearily. “I can’t marry you or—any one, David. My mother was not Mrs. Nora Ford. I don’t know who she was! I don’t know what my name really is—if I have a name! Whoever my mother was she was ashamed I’d been born, she paid Mrs. Ford to take me away when I was an infant, away from New York, so—so I wouldn’t disgrace her. I’m the ugly name Nita called me today. I’m—l'm—“You’re my Sally,” David said gently, his arms gathering her in, holding her comfortingly against his breast, in a passionless embrace of utter tenderness. “Do you think I would let that make any difference at all? If anything could, it would make me love you more. But I love you now with every bit of me. And we’ll be married, Sally. What do I care about being a scientific farm- j er?” But there was a note of bravado, of regret in his voice thht did not escape her love-attuned ears. “No, David,” she whispered, her j

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