Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 June 1936 — Page 8

T0 KEEP BONUS, OFFICIAL SAYS

40 Per Cent Here to Save Bonds for Interest, It Is Estimated.

Figures compiled by postal clerks after one week of bonus bond cer-

tification indicate that approxi-|

mately 40 per cent of Marion Coun- - ty veterans will keep their Bonds

and take advantage of the interest to be accrued, Adolph Seiden~ slitcker, postmaster, said today. Six thousand veterans of 13,890 in Marion County have cashed cerJinicates representing $5,443,050, he

Because the number of veterans presenting their bonds for certification has been decreasing constantly Mr. Beidensticker said that Room 421 in the Federal Building is to close two hours earlier in the evening. The room is to be open rom 8:30 a. m. to 8 p. m.

Savings Show Increase

Although figures on the postal savings accounts colild not be disclosed, Mr. Seidensticker said that the savings had shown noticeable increase since bonus payment. Checks are now being handled for bonds cashed until Saturday night. The last of these checks is expected to be in the mail by tonight. Clerks then are to begin issuing checks for bonds cashed this week.

CHURCH IS TO HOLD FESTIVAL AND ‘EXHIBIT

Three-Day Celebation at St. Roch Church Opens Tonight.

A three-day lawn festival and manufacturers’ exhibit is to be held at St. Roch Catholic Church, S. Meridian-st and Sumner-av, starting tonight with a penny supper from 5 to 7, and concluding with a dance Saturday night. Bingo and presentation of attendance prizes are to feature the nightly programs. Rinne’s accordion band is to play for a fish fry Friday night, and Joe Rathz and his orchestra are to pro-

vide music for the Saturday dance

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wealth, She refuses. Camilla, Bob and Phil have dinner to-

The clerk fells them she went away with a young lady. He describes her snd Camilla is sure it must be Rosita, 8 cafe dancer. ¢ NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY

CHAPTER VII

T Camilla’s exclamation of Rosita’s name, Phil looked puz. zled, and Bob gave a long, low whistle. “Rosita, of course!” he said. “It all fits in. But why in the world should Rosita come for Marcia?” “That would be interesting to find out,” Camilla said. “Let's get a taxicab and go to Zeni's.” They ‘did. Rosita was not there. Her night off,” some. one. explained.

“Where does she live?” Bob asked. “That, monsieur, nobody knows,” the man answered, with a careless shrug which indicated that one did not reveal addresses. Bob’s hand

went into’ his pocket. The man hes- |

itated, then murmured an address on the Left Bank. -He took the bill, bowed, and walked away. Bh “Wrong address,” T'll bet” Phil murmured. “But come on.” n ” ”

T= did. The cab drew up in front of an old, low house, and a tottering old lady with frizzled gray curls opened the door. : “Rosita?” she repeated. “Oh, yes, Rosital She lives here, but she is not here tonight. She is away for the day and night.” “Could you tell us where she is?” Bob asked. “That I can not say. She left no address. I'm so sorry.” “Mind if we stick around until she comes back?” Phil asked.

“But I said that she will not be

home tonight!” “Yes, we heard you; but it so happens that I think she will.” His chin

1 was stubborn and his gray eyes were

Gordon Clark is general chairmar. narrowed.

Now, a little hesitatingly, turned and followed Rosita, The French girl summoned a cab and they started through the twilight.

French girl said. - ‘Marcia did not answer. “And such a warm heart,” ‘she continued. “He loves you, I think. Yes, I think he loves others. He +swould forget.” “Why should he forget?” Marcia asked.

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OSITA shrugged her black-clad | « shoulders, “Oh—if something should happen to make him very displeased with you. You love him, I think.” To this assertion Marcia turned a quiet, disinterested face. “This is it.” Rosita paid the driver and started to a gray door. “This? The jail?” But perhaps it was. Marcia remembered that she never had seen the French jails. They entered a long room. Dim music came from somewhere and there were small tables with shaded

his eyes, his hands, all of him ‘anyway, she reminded herself. Ugh!

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El ey ery: yome Saried because Yall 3 Sup Young, warm spring. She disliked his hair,

When he had sat down, he smilegl. “You might like to see a little memento of our first meeting.” “A> memento?” The silly fool might have saved | a flower from her corsage, or something, thinking it would enchant her. “What about Robert | Haskell?” she asked. : ~ “Mr, Haskell? Oh, he is "probably having tea somewhere. Somewhere, wondering where you are.”

HE Prench jails serve tea? How very considerate. And’ Habe they have little cakes and | breed. sandwiches, too.” Her anger was! mounting. She had let herself be duped by Rosita. Rosita, reading character, had known that

Jou think?” Rosita murmured, “What do Jou ar Maria

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