The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 June 1927 — Page 3
Classified Ads.
AUTO LOANS—Kefinance your car hfre and reduce your jtaynients. Indiana Loan Co., 24 Va h. Washington ct Phone 16. -o —For Sale—
FOR SALK— Ninety-day White FOR SALE:—12 pit?-. Thomas Fhadd, Martinsville St. 8-2p FOR SALE:—potted Tomntoe plants 2flc per dozen while they la -t at Eire) Floral Co. . 3-ti. — o — Household »roods at auction at 717 Fad Mmlnary Street, Tuesday, Tune 7 at S P- mA G. Lloyd. C. A. Vestal Auctionerr. 3-3p
THE ORKENCASTLE DAILY BANKER, SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1927. “ ~ — ?
FOR SALE:—Tudor Ford Selan, three New Cord tires, Mototnetei, Shock absorbers, other extras. 437 III. St. coll after fi o’clock P. M. Ip.
Hundreds of Farmers Have Profited by Becoming Regular Users of Our Money. I here is no reason why you should not he one of them. A dependable money supply will invariably solve your worst problems and nive you a -new feeling nt seeurify. YOU MAY FEEL absolutely sure that we will take care of your needs to yum complete satisfaction. INDIANA LOAN CO. «'/i E. Wash. *.
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B»ase Ball—Track—Golf—Boxing—Swimming—Racing * * + **** + ***•§• + + ♦*** ***** + ** + ******
Wet Track Will Handicap Thinly Clads At Chicago SLOW TIME PROBABLE IN NAIIONAl. HIGH school MEET TODAY.
< HI( AGO. June 4. (UP)—Leaden -ki<‘ and a heavy track forecast slow time- in (he finals of the National Inter chola tic track and field meet
at Stator field today.
Preliminaries were run off yesterday. The track w r as soRgy following a heavy rain and the poorest times in years were made in the da h event?.
^ A healthy' ^erMnl^eve/rJls 'cT Jj 3 *" f “ 11 i,Rain last ni * ht fu '- FOR SALE—An electric toaster. s . tantlv t . ilPd -. K,>in ff “‘ 0<) t'ted" con- hfr ln ' l ' oa " on ,hat ^ the ex TtVinnp n-i Y . ,, ''nually is a sign of something wrong, '‘ t'ng records w-ould be endangered.
PhonP 1 . 4 ^ Watch your kidneys. If elimination
' 0 i ^ faulty, take Foley pills, diuretic, a
FOR SALE—A few choice PuVid i perfect regulator of irregular kidney Thira Gilts. (Lane J. Hammond, V*' 0 "' ■ vlis 'i Gidilens, of Hayneville, ps-re «n v 1 on i . 3 ’ savs: -liuretic, have Phon 80-1 4-_p. | )Pen a W (>nderful lielji to me, reliev-
n I ing me entirely of weakness, that al-
FOR SALE:—Fordsoti tractorwith ways “too tired” feeling, haadarhes
Hygiene Crusade Ends In County
Ye-terday’* Hero— Jack Tavener, shortstop for the Detroit Tigers, who hit a home run with two men on that gave the Tiger a 3-1 victory over the New York Yankees. Busier Gehrio, hard hitting first baseman for the Yankees, made thf only run with hi- thirteenth home run of the season. The Tigers hud p. ne scoreless fot 22 inning:- up to the seventh inning
yesterday.
Virgin Ham*’ allowed hut three hits and the New York Giant- de feated Cincinnati n o. Wally Pipp got two of the Cincinnati hits whib Bre-slei was th. other member of thf finds to get a safety. The St. T.oui Rrowtis hit thret Washington pitcher- for a total nl 13 hit-'and had little difficulty it. winning 8-4. Every member of thf Browns got at lea-t one hit whilf
pl,„. and harrow $2M nr will -,!. j ^Ulwh^^ and ilclmend^Z; RKP*»RTS OF ENROLLMENT AND H.yy Rine hit safely three times on. the traoto. and plows $L>0. Will dent |»i|| s , diuretic. A-k for tJmtn.1 R. P WHIK A( ( ()MPUSHED ARE <d four t.mes at l. n ,
"’ ".LINS. Druggist. M ADKPI BLIC.
nrstiatp to purchasers satisfaction. Piercy Sinclair, 2 miles -outh of Cloverdale, on S. Road 43. 4-lp.
AUCTION
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(iteencastle Home, The under-Vn-ed will sell without reserve to tlnhigherd bidfler on the premise- 7b , t frown St. Greencastle, Ind., Friday June 10, 1927. Beginning 2 PM. Lot 71 by 182 ft. improved wi*h ix room house, cement foundation, front end back porch, with hack porch inclosed, electric light-, and water. Some fruit—This is n ntce cott tgo Which is only four squares from college grounds. Terms purchaser to - -ume a mortgage of $1100, half of balance to he paid day of sale Balance in 00 flays. C. E. Kendall owner. C. A. Vestal. Auctioneer 3-4-8-1). —Fop Rent— FOR RENT—6 room semi-moder 1 house Phone 710-L. 2-3p
W ANTED:—Five double window . course
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in maternal and infant
of four times at bat.
• Cleveland bit Pats- nan I m 'the'fir s* i inning (n score three runs which wa. ufficient margin for them to win ov
huttei for 7x3 fe window-. Call 210. oarp con< fucted by \. Maude Arthur, 1,1 ^ hiladelphla I. Milbr kept thf
M. I). and Irene Bower R \ un.l^” A ' h|pt, c hl >' W ”R mattered. . der the auspices of the child hygiene' T,IP < hi cago White Sox were out division of the Indiana State Board h " l4 ' K ’ ,,Ut ,hp!r hM ran ’ P 8t timP | of Health during the past five weeks 1 ly , ' 0 ‘" ls and HlPy Hn ^ n1
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Tcost—
LOST: Friday on E. Washington comes to a dose with the -bowing of;
; 5-1, gaining on the New York A’an
stl t el 229 X.
, cultivator ploys. Finder phono | nintion picture- in Russellville Sat-
kee- in the American League race
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I "Tommy” Thomas, pitcher for
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LOST:—G. H. S. ring black onyx top, markings "M and 29" Reward. Phone (583 3-2t
LOST: Blue leather coin purse with Phi Omega Pi crest. Finder please return to Banner Office. l-2p. —M iscella n eous— When you think of lumber, think Allen Lumber Co. A home owned ant operated institution. Phone 403. ifi-tf.
urday afternoon, June 4. The meet .
ing places and enrollment and at . s "*. hit a home run. It was Thomas tendance reports are as fololws; ,Pnth vic,ory of thp >' par ’ Fillmore, enrollment 70, atten,lance TwPnt >'' sis h,,s '' p 'e registered it 254—Mrs. Hershel Ruark, chairman 1 "* P : ’" 1 virtory ,h3t ,1,P Bravps wo '
Center School, Floyd Twp,: enroll-1
Joe
over the Chicago Cubs. The Cub: outhit the HraVe I t 12, but the hit:
FOR RENT—Our modern furnished home during summer. Also two rooms furnished for light housekeeping. Phone 525-1.. ' 11-tf
FOR RENT:—2 modem, furnished light housekeeping rooms, ‘wo block from square. Phone 812.— 201 W Columbia St. 2-tf.
—Wanted— I ADIES—Do plain -owing at home, experience unnecessary, earn evtia money sp’re time, addressed .>ijveirpo liriit.f. particulars. Mdo Garment, 235 Broadway, Rovonne, N. J.
WHY PAY RENT:—When th“ same money will pay for a home, so" me and I will -how you a bargain: in a good place, ^yank A. Hays. 4-tf The pat tie- who broke in my -tore ! .md -tole 2500 cigarettes and $4.3(1 in I change, can have their wrecking bar which they forgot, also can keep the cigarettes and change ami no questions will lie asked. See Wetz for everything good to eat. 4-lt
SPECIAL DINNER 50c.
Or regular Cafeteria service. Twnpeople especially invited. CamptiCafeteria. 4-lt
ment 52, attendance ir>4—Mrs.
Pickett, chairman.
Putnamville: enrollment 33, attendance 9I-—Mrs. .1. B. Wright, chair-
man.
Greencastle: enrollment 91, attendance 192—Mrs. John H. Alice, chair
man.
Clinton Center: enrollment 82, attendance 204—Mrs. R. T. Wright,
chairman.
Russellville: enrollment .30, attend-
ance 79, (exclusive of last meeting)
—Mrs. C. .1. Bain, chairman. Roachdale: enrollment 31, attend-
ance 57—Mrs, A. C. Lock ridge, chair- j ■
man - I STAMFORD HILL Eng., June 4. Reelsville: enrollment 46, attend-1 (UP)—Helen Wills won the north ante 02 Mrs. Lola Long, chairman.; London Women's tenni- ohampion- ( loverdale: enrollment 100, at • hip today, defeating Elizabeth Ryan, tendance 249— Mrs. J. B. Burris, [ also of California 0-2, 0-2. Thf chairman. j tournament was (he first for Miss The total enrollment for the rnun- ! Wills in England this season. ty reached 54ft. Total attendance ! —o
1203.
It is tlte desire of the director of’*** » ^—-Th—*§• *1’
were kept scat!' red. Chicago used four pitchers anti Boston used two. The Rrooklyn-St. Louis game wa-
rained out.
HELEN BEATS MRS. RYAN
FORMER N ATION Al. WOM AN’S TENNIS CHAMP SHOWS OLD-
TIME FORM.
the child hygiene division of the Indiana State Board of Health that
ir there should be a child health hoard LADIES—Make $25 to i$5ft weekly j established in every county of the
<• At The Movies + —*f—4’ 4*—*f—*f—+
FOR RENT —5 room house, .5(18 LADIES:—Earn $30 to $l»ft a \vo*l: making candy for us at home; expetienro unnf cessary; no selling; receipt futni bed; addre-sed envelope ht'ngparticulars. Normadie, 114 lourth Avenue, N 1 . 4-lp.
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^ ndtlressing cards at home; experienc' -Ntute not already having some acenunnecessary. 2c stamp bring- full r ' 1,1 wor k * n Ihe interest of better particulars. II. I.ichty, New-asde, 1 ,1Pal ‘ h f °n<lition- for children, the purIndiana. 1-lpJ P° sp ni" suc i | hoard to he the promon (ion of projects in the interest of CARD OF THANKS ! child health. We may well ask, ar- 1 We wish lo thank each of our nets’ 'he children of Putnam county getbors anil friend- who helped ns in , Gng all tlte health protection that it
any way att the
loss of our dear I is possible to give them—now?
WANTED:— Sale-man, Sellin g kfro-ene. wickles-, oderless an I ui i ele: tove. If you want to m- ke money answer this adverti.-tment. Andrew White, Rossville, Ind 4-<1-7-9-10-11 fit.
I mother and sister
Ruth Wells, C. K. Hall.
Opera House
While the Flapper age ha- gained a . trnng foothold in the United StateW’iiat is happening in England? Certainly nmething and if you want the legitimate “dope” told vik the screen in a startling and dramatic way it i- our advice to go to the Opera House theater before
ilepart fot
WANTED: Pie St.
Wa-hing-. 31(2 Gi!M - 4 4p
Hot es Shod and plows sharpened, at t W. Pfeiffenherger’s shop. 4-lp ladies—$25 to $50 weekly ea-.\ Addressing mail at home. Good opportunity, No canva-sing or experience. Particulars 2c stamp. Home Business Service Bureau, Holland, Indiana. 4-lp.
Wonderful opportunity, reliable, eu-
Livestock IN III ANAPGUS LIVESTOCK INDIANAPOLIS, June 4. (FPl— Hogs declined sharply on the Indianapolis livestock exchange today. There were 7.ftftft arrivals and few traders were in the market. The slight gains of Friday were more than lost when (lie market opened 5 to 15 cents off. Light hog- were at the full of the decline, The hulk of sales was at %HJCt to .*9.10 with a top of $9.45 for some light-. The top wa- 15 cents below the previous one. Little trading developed in the cattle division which was steady with 2ft0 arrivals. Prices for week: beef steer
f fgetir man wanted this territory, 1 *9.50 to $10. Beef cows $(>.75 to immediately. Easy lo earn $10ft every $8.75; low cutter and cutter cow . WP|! k. Write quick for amazing sale- 1 *4.26 to $5.50; hulk stock and feeder Plsn. No experience needed. Ju.-1 a I- -teer- $7.25 to $8.50. Calve-, with ‘Ire s Wnttrin-. 122-132 W Ch «tnut 1 300 receipts, were unchanged. Bt-, Columbus, Ohio. 4-2p. Activity in the sheet) and lambs di-
vision made prices steady to strong. The top for fat lambs moving to $10.50 and bulk holding at $13 to $1 <5.0(1. $ uJ.J.
I they have periodic physical examina-; “Butterflies in tlte Rain itions? How many have had teeth? another city.
I Are there not a number who cannot hear well? What per cent have vi--ion defects? How many have adenoids, diseased tonsil-, or rheumajtism? How many are under-nourish-ed ? Are there not many who have not been protected again-t Small
Pox and Diphtheria?
Tlte children of today will lie the men and women of tomorrow. They must shoulder the burdens of a complex life. Affairs of State, business, and society await them. Have they the foundations of health that will enable them to meet the future and carry their re-ponsibilitie- with credit or must (hey he half efficient liecause of physical defects neglected in
childhood have become handicaps lat- with flawle-- acting, er in life? James Kirkwood,' who shares thi A dental survey would reveal a stellar honor-, is very good in hi large number of defective teeth; phys- role, playing the repressed hut iderl ieal examinations would show that too istic Englishman with true feeling many have evidences of adenoid-, die- Kirlrwnod i> one of the liest actors on
AA ANTED;—Ambitious, industrion-per-on to introduce and supply the ,|p tnand for Kawleigh Household Product- in W. Putnam County. Make ales of $250 to $*MM) a month or 1T,n *'p, Rnwleigh Method- get bu-im
And beside-, you will see the girl, whom we con-ider without a dntht the most beautiful and sparkling on (lie screen in thi- modern age ri stiff competition between the beaut!eof the world for screen prominence Laura l.u Plante—that’s her nam ■. Site’s blonde, p* tlte and has two of the most entrancing dimples in her cheeks! Even if the picture wa-n’t good we could stand to see it if
Laura was in it.
But here we have a literal “knockout” of a -tor- directed with consummate -kill by Edward Sloman, the successful maker of “His People” ami “The Old Soak”. The story is well constructed, well directed and
ea-ed tonsils, or rheumatism; vision and hearing tests would afford evidence of eye nr ear defect- in some; checking up on height and weight would bring out the fact that many are under weight; random inquiry would prove that far too many have never been vaccinated or immunized
The parties who broke in my store Trry.TT.Z
in'ir" 1 ’;. p.ri«,k^,.^1
a n 1 ailwrli.cmg Literature—8?i‘vu»p cigarettes un<l chanfre anu no hup - Method-—everything you need. Prof- tion will he asked. See Wet/, for
increase every month. Lowe t
price;; i,,.^ values; most compLte ■°rvice, \\ Rawleigh Co. Dep' In 3222. Freeport, III. 4-tp.
i verything good to eat.
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W ANTED—Young Goslings, just atched. or any age, any variety.
CHICHEGTERSPILLS
LaSlMl AskfaarU'anIMlM A\
Cki4»sj»t •
Write
or Call Arthur Jarvii, Wave-
Indiana, Phone 147. 80-6L
examination and correction of de-4-1t f p ct-; periodic dental attention; providing of hot lunches or milk lunches 1 in schools; a campaign for preven- ! five medicine—immunization, vaccination, etc.; or securing a County
Nurse.
NOTE: The personnel of the Child
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FHI* la M«4 *U J 44vl4
F>, to. »ol*d^w<tJ» ^)lu« ^
RlI1f«x»* A iNftVo^irnT?\*V Health Board will be published in a VOUHBRBtlWilStVFHV^Htr I* 1 " 1SSU * of th * Banner.
the screen and makes an attractiv< screen mate for Miss LaPlante.
THF. VONCASTLE Mary Brian has gone temporarilj Russian in "Knockout Reilly ’' Rich ard Dix’s new Paramount starring iffort, which arrives Monday at thi Voncastle Theatre. Wearing u red and while -it in dancing costume handed with white swamdown, and a pair of red kid hoots, Miss Brian .stamps about to Russian folk music. For three weeks prior to the -tart of “Knockout Reilly,” in which Miss Brian ha- the leading feminine role, she undeewent strenuous training for her part a j n cabaret dancer who wins Dix and helps her pugilistic brother to maM of the xtw a ftffat rtn* champian
DUNDEE WINS OVER LATZ0
M FI.TERM FIGH I ( KuWN GOES Duncan and Mr. and Mrs. A
TO BALTIMORE Bo\ER
FKIDtl NIGHT.
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Runyan. } vG) he given in the form of a picture Mr. and Mrs. John Shockley are show at the Joy Theater Friday the parents of a daughter Marjor'r ( night.
Adeline horn Thursday June2.
‘ J. W. Snider and family were Ind-
ianapolis visitors Wednesday. Mrs. ,Ie->ie McAvoy and -on Maur-
ice and Mrs. Nellie McDonald arrived
from Sebring, Fla., Tuesday.
* Misses Betty and Ann Duncan of Spencer who have been visiting t.heij grandparents, Mr and Mrs. Este-
V. Me
Kamey returned home Friday. The last hygiene class under the direction of the State Board of Health
Mrs. Hslph Hunter and daughter Jane returned Thursday from a visit with Mr. ano Mrs Ross Taylor at
Stinesville.
The parties who broke in my -tors and stole 2500 cigarette- and $1.38 in change, can have their wrecking bar which they foigni, also can ke.p *h t cigarettes and change and no que - tion will he asked. See Wetz for everything good |o eat. 4-lt
NEW YORK. June 4. (UP)—Batting and punching with a devastating force. Joe Dundee of Baltimore won the world’s welterweight championship here last night, in a 16-round decision over Pale Latzo, a chunkv little hoy from the coal belt of Pen-n-ylvania. The score as recorded hy the officials was two for Dundee and a draw voted hy Harold Barnes, the second judge. But the unofficial vote in the pre-s section was four rounds for Latzo, nine for Dundee and two even. The two which were voted even were a compliment to the champion. The United Press tabulation, for l.atz.o—the first, second, eighth, and the twelfth rounds, for Dundee the fourth, fifth, sixth, ninth, tenth, eleventh, thirteenth, fourteenth and fifteenth. , The j bird and evonth toutnl were scored as even. Latzo started fast and scored over Dundee who is known to he a slow starter. Dundee got going in the third and fourth. In the fifth l.atzo’s 1 seconds were feeding him from a bottle of aromatic xpirits. From then on Latzo became weaker and weaker, and in the eleventh round Duniee landed a punch to the stomach o hard that Latzo said audibly: “Oh. 3h," and before he came off the ropes lundee opened his left eye with a right hand punch. In the fourteenth Dundee pounded efts and rights lo the body. As they came out for the fifteenth round, Dundee said: “Gome on, Pete, let’s go." Pete tried to go. hut he wasn’t able and was knocked all over th.‘ ring. . i n
NUTRITION PROJE4T The third meeting of the leaders of the nutrition project, "Feeding the family,'* will he held in the do.uelic science department of the high school on Tuesday, beginning at 0::!'l a. m. Miss Aneta Beadle will he in •barge and it is hoped every town-hi;) in the county will lie represented Radio Hits SATURDAY’S FIVE BEST RADIO FE A TURKS. \VB£—Springfield (333) (l ift p in "Pop” ron.eri Boston Symphony Orchestra. W.I7.—New Y'ork (454) fi p. m announces concert eriev KDKA —Pittsburgh (309) 4 p. n.. Westinghou-e Band, T. J. Vastine con ducting. WRAP—Fort Worth (47fl) 9 3ft p. m Musicians Convention WEAF- Hookup 7 p. m. M’pdr.il Comedy hits and hits. WKBF Hoosier Athletic Club In-i dinnapolis (244. 10:0ft a. m.— Recipe Exchange (Chambers Mfg. Co., ShelhyvilL) lft:3o a m—Livestock market (Indianapolis Union Stock Yard) Weather Forecast (U. S. Weather Bureau). Farm Bulletins (IT. S. Department of! Agriculture. 7:ftft p. m.—Lute News Bulletin. SUNDAY’S FIVE BEST RADIO FEATURES. WEAF—Hookup i to Station-) - 10 pm (EDST) 9 pm (EST) 8 pm (CST)—Operan “Cnvnlleria Rustirana." W.J7,— Hookup (Ift Stations) -7:3ft pm (EDST) fi:3ft pm (EsT) 5:30 urn (CST))—Roxy and his gang. WBAL—Baltimore (24fi) 9 f.n. (EDST) 8 pm (EST) 7 pm (CST)- 1 WBAL ensemble. WDAF—Kun.-as City (.W,( — t 45 am (EDST) 12:45 am. (EST) > I 45 pm (CST)—Nighthawk Frolic. W.IZ New York (454), ALo KDKA Pittsburgh (309)— 9 pm (EDM ) 8 >m (EST) 7 pm (CST)— W.IZ Liwht Opera hour.
MONDAY’S FIVE EST RADIO FEATURES. W.IZ—Hookup (8 station-) 8 ntn “Roxy and his gang ’ WEAF—Hookup (10 stations) 5:20 pm—Capitol Theatre Program. WEAF—Hookup (12 stations) 7 15 pm—William Simmons Baryta. WCCO—Mpls— St Paul (410) 9 p m.— Muneipal Organ Recital. WI.W—Cincinnati (422) 7 15 ptn - Band Coneert front Cincinnati.
CI.OVF.RDA I.E Miss Marjorie Coffman nf Wa-h-ington D. C. ix vi-iting her parentMr and Mrs Lee Coffman. Mrs. J. C. Layne of Louisville Ky. is visiting at the home of her son J T. Lane. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stark an t inn 3aramy 9f Akron. Ohio art visiting
Irish Hearts J*y'>iQLUZ. MALOKL
Coanltht 1117. War-iat Brew Plcturaa, law "IftltH May HoAvey, la a Warnte Brea, plctortaatlai at this naval
swops/s Hmmert Hurtuugh of Klllanmaut. Inland, emigrates tu America anil it follewed by Sheila KlU.att, ichum he G bethrothed. and her father. Sheila mal.es f> .chits with the famil// of Kury O'Shea, a pro fenlonal boxer whom K m Pi 11 t (corns. ffhelJu begins tu see through If urtough's boasting Hary takes Sheila to Coney Island and for u trip in an automobile which in flames Uurtough's jealousy. Kory it going away to camp lo train fot lilt coming fight with Campeau.
CHAPTER VI—Continued ‘‘This tight will tell the tale. Win or lo^e. I’ll know whether I’ll ever go Ihto the rlug again. I might win; I've got a good chance, hut to win wouldn't he proof that I am good enough to get any tarther. Im not like most fighters. They stick to It hoping they cao get by with luck. 1 don't. 1 know that Tvs gone back a lot; I fought too many flghU too early, before 1 wax fully developed. I'd like to win because the mousy would give me s chance at something else.” “Wouldn't It be splendid It ye Could get Into busIneHS, like your brother Ttm.’’ "I've thought of that and If I wlh tills puna I'm going to ask Tim about It. If I don't win Pli bava to get a Job In eomethtog that has a future la It. Lots of axtighters stick around the gams and jecuHte trainers or managers of
"We will." promised Sheila at •he run up the stairs. •ws.’s other tighter*, but I wouldn't want to do that. Vi’heu I'm ibrough I'm through for good.” ”1 shouldn't think It would be as good us something steady and sure.’’ Sheila said. “You’re right, and besides I’m beginning to want a home of my swu and a wife and children. After all that's ths best thing that Ufa oan give anybody." “I lore children.’' erclalmad Sheila. "So do I.” “I saw that the way you acted with Tim's little ones." "TheyTe a flu# pair,” Rory said enthusiastically. 'Tim's a lucky man with his family.'* Each avoided personal conversation, but when they reached home and Sheila said good night Rory took her band. *TI1 ha away two montbe and I won't gat a chance to aee you again tialess you and your father will visit the camp soma Sunday.” "Wa will,’’ promised Sheila as ■fte ran up th* stairs. Old Tens Kildsra had aawa for bar. IdBimeU tfurUMigh had decided to quit bis Job oa the morrow. He was xolug lots business with one of ths members et the West Side Club. Tkere was lots of money to he made lu lu Some king of trucking work It wss end Emmett was to learu to drive e truck. He would be a big man •oon. Old Torn declared. But Murtougb hud not told all the truth about tbs trucking bustieee. True he would learn to drive g truck, hut for the present he would be a guard, armed end ready to shoot to kill. It nsed he, because the loads la the covered vans he would ride were llquer. Emmett bad drifted Into a gaug of bootleggers headed hy Maunlt docker, docker’s craw had long been the bane of the P>c«t prohibition agents, but with graft and political pull he had tmuiaged to pursue his biialness practically unmolested. He had assured Murtough that there was no danger but that the men eti the truck had te be prepared for say emergency. Thle Murtough had not told Kildare. Sheila made little oomwient Bhe was filled with thoughts of the glorious sight ehe had spent and Emmett's veaturs did ast arouse much Interest. She only asked her UUiat U tbs work would he steady.,
Klldnrt t;Id her that It was a Oust* nes» dirt d*d not require all of U’urtougb' ''.me. that be would work only two or three nights a wevk and he would make from fifty to ect, hundred dollars a night deyrndluf upon the Isugtn of the
trip.
" TIs rot good for any man id be IG.iiitu too much," said Sheila. And u'U Tom flung back at her that he Wd3 working six days a week and making little over half us much as fifty dollars a week. Hut It Is regulur," ehe instated Murtough liked the job The excitement of speeding at night the length of Long Island, or far Into New Jersey with lights out suited the devil may care spirit that was his. It gave him more time to loaf about the Club end, of course, there wss plenty to drink all for the taking. Some weeks he fas paid u« much as $100 but the money did him no good. He was Invited Into card games aud he felt he could not refuse because they were members of the Club aud members of Clocksr’s gang. Always he lost, for he know uothlui, of cards or gambling Ke learned to drive au automobile and was detailed to hie own truck with another gunman as guord. frequently a pilot car. • blgu powered roadster accompanied the truck. It was Emmett's business to keep the pilot car always In sight. Never must he let ths red tail-llghte pass out of his vision. Murtough bad accomplished a dozen trips both as guard and aa driver aud had had no difficulty. Once only was he stopped but It was by a local constable aud a teu dollar bill freed bim of the possible ticket for speeding. 'Ihe officer did not suspei t that the van was loaded with contraband liqnor. He saw less aud less of Shelia nowadays. Aud. Sheila was just as happy. Evenings when Murtough did drop lu there was always argumeut about her marriage to Emmett and slurs cast at ths absent Kory. The effect of Murtough's money making "business" was creating more discontent la tbe heart of Old Tom Kildare. The meagre wages be earned working for Tim O'Shea goaded his pride ami he raged at fortune which permitted Emmett to succeed at what the old man believed wao a legitimate Job. One night be returned home and announced that be had quit O'Shea. He would not he doing tbe dirty work of a laborer any longer, he declared, and It was now up to Shelia to marry Mur-
tough.
“I’ll aever marry him ah' 'Us a shame ye have ao manheed lu ye. I’ll flud work myself If need b« hut TU aever marry Emmett. Our sat lags ere almost gone, lee, an’i 'Us little a girl can esin lu this city, a girl that hasn’t a trade or auythlag. Shams ou ye, tether, she me on ye." "Oh, I'll bad work that will suit my laleuta,” the old wan boasted. "Hut ye ought te be gettlag married au' settle down. Just the
same."
Rut even though Emmett took
the old man to the club and introduced him to bis friends there, those who were Ignorant of tbe bootlegging buslneea. Old Tolu Klldate found no Job (bat was to hie liking. Tbe savings were exhausted. Murtough lent them soma money, but though be was paid a greet deal, hie gambling and the liquor be bought consumed most of his earnings end It was little
tbat he oouM de for them. A month after Korv O’Shea bad
left for Jimmy Tree's tralBleg eanip Sheila started eut to look for say kind of a poeitlea tbat would pay the rent and keep the table. It was far from the dreaan that Sheila had visioned when she left Klllanmaul maty montha befere.,
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CHARTER VII
Murtough's Chang* of Heart Nick’s Keeteurant la Ninth Avenue was tbe popular cate la the neighborhood where tbe Kildare* lived. It wae owned by N. A*repw lie, a Greek, whs bad started huaiaess with ah eld faekloaed luacss wagon and new possessed this fast money making eetatlieheseat. It was frequented by maav lueaabers of the West tide Chub, among them Bmasett Murtough. Occasionally he had taken Hhella there
for supper. Nick was a geed res- 1
taurant keeper; he knew food values end he hired competest*
obefs. In the day time, froas I
etleven o’clock amttl nine o'clock at night, he employed girls as 1 wait resets. Use relieved them at that heur for the all sight witch. BheMa bad answered a scare of want adrertteemewts but her lack et liBlutag and knowledge of any craft peeved her te he unfit fer ae.y of them. 'Ihe housekeeper of e hotel la tbe Ferttee. pafrealaed by email tlwie theatrical folk, had employed her as eaald, but as eaparlance with the ef the wale guests so irlghtemed (Bhella that she applied fer as mere het*i
chamber work. .W* !•
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