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IFIED ADS

ed; Isaac J. Ha of the estate of

!deceased.

The plaintiff In

| having fl‘ ‘

mmonrt, Eliza bet

For Sale-

_ lied her

frethor w ith an a ftpted person tha

and

Administrator

zabeth H. Hammond le above pause complaint^therein, to-

Ea3 t WashinKton Street. ern , mile from Campus, uit .. and shrubery. Three ms, in

ig-

»eison that the defendants r Bridges and Irene Hammond

h.v are not residents of the State of liana. Now therefore, tin* said denlanls A]' 1 anti('!) Hi*hl^i-K and •no Ilainmnnd ynay ar,. wtch hon--notitiod that nnloHs they and each

bo and appear on .Inno :ta, m

, ^ ^ A ^ , CORN PLANTING WEATHER ^ ® ^ •ir © 4- 4 ' Good corn phenting weather has O S-P.O..P T* 4 1 prevailed throughout the entire state

tt of a disinter , l V7 IV-1-O *■*

de f en da n t s A r 1 -1 '''l#

Of The Day

thus

Skins That

Attract People

basement.

It.

far in May, affording normal corn planting opportunities, accord-

* tt tirF

n. and appear on June 30 1928' of the statP are beginning to show „ew wonderful French Process' Face , ' Vi'i'n 1 ■\na% in j GOLF < H VMPIONSHIP. \ through, as well as many in the cen- Powder called MFLLO-GLO. Stays on

demur to Hnld , ! ’ tatP nn< * nlisv ' ,r or

allze the valuation and

s'lh1^28.

eejualizo the* valuaHons mado

the assessors, either deducting therefr*

.he necessary to fix assessments at

They must he soft anti colorful free ’**111* cash value of propen>

" view • 1 asfii

3. To equalize the valuation and ae sessment of property and taxablei

j made by the assessing officers ! sequent to March 1. 1$28. l. To equalize the valuations

try adding to or

om such sums as may

the

of the neraonal property of the follow-

if any. If

mur to sc id con heard and d.t

i-m I FRENCH LICK, 1ml., May Id. — tr al division.

will

rrminrd in tiuir ah-1 The 1II28 Indiana Golf championship finiahp d 'luring this

-you’ll be amazed

sossnicnt;- and

the

E-Dahlia bulbs, variety hone Rural Ifll. lG-2t. i

1 ‘win' 'f 'r h i the V:, . ,ill|, v j will be

longer—very pure-

at its superior beautifying <|uulitie.. Nothing like it- get MKLLO-GI.O.—

Mullins Pharmacy.

Putnam Circuit ni-iri . \u \ nts

INDIWA. PI' TN AM

deCHU-ert, and for other purpoaca. In Witness Whereof, i hereto set hand and affix lln- seal of said ,i

this May 1. 1928

, I’c-d Lucas, 1’1,-rk of

E-Big type Poland China Cour, xl(TI , TO , Rural 161. 16-2t state ok

,('(>' \T\- .:s-

—0- I IN the PPTNAM Cl ROUTT COPHT,

V—My house on East!’‘i • l : AI mis. •b. THE I M m n 1A RE 11.DIM!

KPND AND SA VINCIS VS DANIEI. E. Oil.Ml

fAPSE NO.

I To KORE‘T.OKE MORTOAOE AND

I’OR POSSESSION OK UEAI. ESTATE.

V; -One new 7 foot Me- Nm; #. > !i r* i. civt-n ti ut the rnng JJinaer, only cut | complaint in said cause in said

Iso

j he ;i dtli ‘1

Mr. ami Mrs. Guy Merrill son ami a - iu

of j

and

Shoe-!

— ' . >40 .„ .. . , ,, TH1-: I ADOOA HriLDINO LOAN street Hoad i|4850. Maj- 1 1 M> \>:i> savin(;s As.-otuatp>n

IG-lt

till.MOUK. i<:t a 1

complaint in said cause

one good heavy team ’'o - th« r with the affidavit <.f a cotuu “ J I m*tent i** rson. which affi

jwing facts, William I dt

petent perse

\<\ VVilliatna. Clovertiale ! Hi. following, facis, to-wit

idnvit shows

( I 'icken.-' art- non>i • sitKoils of the State [of tin* State of Indiana, and th;i

diligent inquiry the plaintiff informed that said defe ’ c, ‘ ‘ of Virginia.

hens and

12 matched dining

i,^ table, bedroom suite, [

urniture. Telephone 238., '“ i “

St at I

Said affidavit

bject of this seetn mor1gage on and 14-3p.!real t state in

described i | The vnn I'BLH’ SALE

(1 yoods of Emily E. H.iinbrUlBc. be soM at Public Auction | in tie siat I9th «t 1 O'clock p. .V : re.-dilcnce one-half mile '"•-‘i """

lia and two miles north

awn. Terms cash.

14-3t.

na, and

plaintiff has defendants

Virgin in

forth

Mofht planting will be

week in tlie

played over the upper course northern portion. Both climatic and of the French Lick Springs Hotel j weather conditions have been favormy Golf Course, August 27 with the fin- abl, ‘> aml generally speaking, a norals Saturday, September 1. ‘ mul moisture has prevailed.

The dates were decided upon here' 0ne of the assurances of a good daughter and Mr. Will Mauck at a meeting composed of Homer Me- corn cro P in this part of the country Frankfort spent Saturday nicht Kee, president, and Jess Mossier, sec-j is earl >' Planting— between May 1 Sunday with Wm. and Leotta

retary of the Indiana Golf Associa-i and ir> > according to location in the waiter.

tion, both of Indianapolis, and G. A. i>ltat '‘’ nort h and south. It is evident 1 ' Ir - an<1 ^ rs - L< onard Frost and Young, West Lafayette, vice presi-i t h at a somewhat larger acreage pre-! children of Brazil visited Mr. and Mrs

dent and Thomas Taggart, of the vai ’ R this season. Many Indiana Koss McCullough Sunday.

French Lick Hotel. i abandoned wheat fields being planted | Mr. and Mrs. James Jobe attended At the meeting it was decided to to ‘' orn - Pastures are reported to be! church at Otter Creek Sunday. si woman’s medal play invita-! ,food throughout the state, and the Mrs. A. D. Torr of Terre Haute, tourney Tuesday, Wednesday,, oats cro P '*• favorable. Clovers were Mrs. H. M. Monnett of Greencastl 1

j and Thursday of the same week, open ' wi, iter killed in the northern part of af1 Jto all women golfers of the state. I thp stat “- T h‘’ hay crop, will, probThis tourney will ho held on the low-' ab,y > b '' bp,ow norrtlal in that sec-

' * ‘ 1 — - 1 tion.

can

5. To

inquire as to the valuation of the various classes of propi rty or parts thereof in the several townships and divi-

sions of the county.

f». To make such •hanc' c In assessments, whether l>v wav of Increase or decrease in the valuation o» the various classes of i*r<-iter;v, as him\ he necessary *.»» t«iu.»lize tin* same in or betv.fen tht townships or any i ixhr*

unit.

*' To determine tie* rate percent to led or de&Uct*>d in order to make and oquitahle * qirilizatiou in the

I townships and ts

as to

t o a

quit a nl nships »rrn tin

just and oqu To add omlttt

< in?.

i in nits

property in

necessary case<

To increase 11. valuafi' n (tf <

When necessary,

assessors.

rhe

persons iinsert names and addr>

s *s of those to be lucre

none, omit this paragraph andr^num-

her if* )

1 To do or cause to be done what- * \ < i may be necessary to do to make all ivlurus of asses.sment lists and all valuations In comidlance with the provisions of the taxing laws, and especially of an act com’**rnin& taxation approved March 11, P*ia, and the acts amendatory thereof anil supplemental

t hereto.

VII to he done to equalize the valuation and .ism sment of property and laxahles for th** year 1it28 payable in and of which all property owners and taxpayers are required to take

due notice.

e I’ounl.v Board of He view is also

ven

meet on Tuesda

consider the

rnmtl' ii regard in equality m lack

s* sainent

presented t«* saUl Board bv the State

Hoard of fa

Thr

suhji'it to r«oonvened in special sessi«rn, to meet on Tuesday, August T,

rertlfied report

!»2S. u> nd in for

ted prop*o*ty, made by tin* a

hold

tional

10. To correct errors in the namef

in th*- descripi

rty and in the valuation and assess

per

and in

nam i of

oard of W ITNKJ

ust

rep<

the i n - of ga-

in this county as may he

id Board by the

'om moss ion

onmossioiier hand of th

Auditor

ptiou n and

property upon tin* assessment!

ty.

da y

ml the s* al «*f th*- county ('oinmission

of said t'ounty. this 8th (Jill. Auditor of Putnam Coun-

70-23-21

t an led i

and Mr-. Tim Horn! of We t Union spent Sunday at Chas. Knights.

w 11

ami

ina li-

the

possession of I

\ l ndittna j

er course of the hotel’s two courses. Plan.s given out by Mossier providthat all contestants should start

shows thf

»ii is to for*

for posse

i Putnam County, . -

follows, to-wit:— | trom scratch, that onl ygross scores I'lV lofl in Danii l T ' Thorn" I wou ' d count, that there would be priz- .. Indiana'.'“ T °" n of j PR the first, second, and third cam e <.1 action herein a rose | eight, 15, 22, 29, according to the

*'^1 i^| l n"T ; «i , i h o , r t of entrants.

all nect ssary

i'si gnat

plaint

and that they

parties to this ae-

Now pursuant

noti«*e is

d* 1. nd;. j

horc

* b y

y given to saidi and all of them

JE SALE Friday after-, , . possession of sa

jaturday in corner room, t «iu*h and ail of said

-ctric Light office. Alpha

16-3))!

o j Put HU IE:—Ladies gray >uit sizs ,i',

1 ibitrunn

nts and each

that said action is instituted and pro-

ed by said idaintiff f<

Set’Utfr

sal

pose of foreclosing

d f*

for In-

-uit sizs

lli-lp

!2 d

the

mortgage and

real estate as agal

l defendant

defendants and each of hereby further notified tjint y be and appear on the 71st

said

same belt

ppear on

In- April Term, 1928, Circuit Court, the sar

iy of June, 1U2S. at the ‘’ourt

city of Greencastle, in

of Indiana, and

i ’omplaint

For Rent—

-TI':— 3 unfurnished furnisheii rooms. Phone 16-3p.

i the

County, Slat

answer <

th*- same will in their absc

In Wi

TWINS DOING NICELY

TERRE HAUTE, Ind., May 16. — Mrs. Byron Conrad, of Terre Haute, and twins born to her through a Caesarian operation were reported to 1m* “doing nicely” by physicians. Doctors said the birth of the twins through the Caesarian operation was the first of its kind in this city. So

odd was the occurrence that

BIG [WALNUT .VP. and Mrs. Robert McCullough and sons of Plainfield spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. anti Mrs. Mose McCullough. Mrs. Dr. C. N. Strobe of Roach|dale is spending a few days with hr: ■ister .Mrs. (’has. Knight assisting in nursing her brother who i- very ill.

NOTICE Ol M El IT NO OE |*1|N\M <*'• VIA ItO \ It II OE II!' V II AV Notice Is hereby given that (hi

'."’"•Iv Honnl of R:*vi,*w nf Dutinoic

' tiuntv, SihIi ,,r Imllana. will in,., , ; l 1 " : " u " In tin lor, n.mim. Moii'l i \,

Jon,. I, l c , tile sanie lieint; Hi. firio I non,lay in June of till., %. .u 1 . .,i ih, '

IOIM1 el III ■ (',IUIlt> E. min issloil*'i'S fit Du- i our Eons, ,,f sal,I Donnty, anil will l,e ill session for 11,,* period provided In I. w, for the foil,mini, p, u --

po . m.^ to-M H :

1. To loar reinplalnt* of sin ,,\vner " personal protieriv exi-.pi sn,!, property as Is orlnli;all> nssesHed In M , Male Hoiird ,,f Tax t - 1,1 hear eomplalnls eoneernliiB th

aea, >sment of teal .stilt,

men list.

11. To correct

an may

12. To correct

valuation «»f any proper!

II in the jud

ii*vv nink* nd equal.

to the ffftKrftsment

the namea of prrsous, the* value ikf sonal propertv and the dcRcription

value of real

nient but omr

it. To consider and act upon recoin-1 rtiendations made by the county anses-

llst of valuation

proper.. loKsmont y in such

the judgment of

Board of Ueview nutk.* the valuation

thereof just t. To add

NOTin: oi*' iin\i. si:i ri.i: bi \t or

t KMTATI*:

NOTIC'K IS IIKR KB V GIVKN t*> the

<'r**ciltors. Heirn and Amanda J. Shonkw

na lb

list

Par- ,

and

tors, rl

(la .1. Shoi

r Ii

d at

day

I .ejeatees

onKwller, deCi'iiaed,

I appear In the 1‘utnnm t'ircuit (’ourt, b* ld at (Irceneastb’. Indiana, on tin*

ana.

7ih day of Juno, l!*2X, and show cause, if an> uhv the I’INAL SIOTTI.KMi'hNT

ny. why tl

Ai'Cnl STS- with the cod* nl should not be

fin

estate liable to assess-1 said lo irs are notified

it ted from the lists.

rs are not if

there make proof o i\c their distributi WITNKSS. the ('I.

HU to veil;

a nproved; a nd to then and helrsihip, and r**-

sor. Id. To add t property end

the list of i increase the

person valuatfi

s- VVITNIOSS, the ('I* rk of this I’.tli dav of May. 1928. nl l-'erd Linas, (’brk Inin

'ircuit 11 * - 21.

lines

demur t«/ said (’omplsi

be heard a

“openi

house” was hebl at the Union Hos-

nd determined I'i'ul Saturday, where the mother and I

her newly born sons were resting.

luipil and affix th, irt this let da) < Kurd L.ui'hh. i’l,*rlt of

-i- r, ,,f. 1 h, r,’iinto H,-t

seal of said

Mid. 19 l 1 h

I’litnum eiri'iilt

Court.

It,,l .

urt iff.

N. Marks, Attorney

for 9-10

IT:—Two desirable con-i-hril light housekeeping | rn. 2 E ist Hanna street.! 16-4t. !

Lost— 'l.wk and white long hah-1 le. FinJer call 725-K or re, for reward. It scellaneous— BRING ’I he new ai t a , all new patterns. The A have ever had. Call er-on, H W. Poplar St. 15-3p.

litching and ptcoting. receive prompt attention iStore. jiRS A1TENTION lawn mowers sharpened enced man, who ha been iver thirty-seven years in and all kinds of sewing 'aired, all kinds of repair 11 work guaranteed, mann, Ixick and Gun Franklin street, one f the Court House. Phone /ticustle, Ind. Ip.

m TOBACCO LOhS-FILUER CIGAR For a Nickel! . . . Imagine! Never since “nickel” first meant fi * cents has it meant mild, sweet tobacco fragrance such as it brings to you in Havana Ribbon cigars. N o kidding. No loose talk. Because there isn’t another nickel cigar in the world that’s produced in large volume of such tobacco. No bitterta.iing id r-ripe leaves; no insipid , , ,T ripe leaves. Only _/ulljf-ripe ■ .id'ile leaves from choice tobacco plums, aged and cured to a mellowmildness not excelled in any cigar price! Tf you think this a pipe-dream, pied yourself. Dig up a nickel. Light up a Havana Ribbon and you’ll realize that there sure has been some progress in cigar-mak-ing and cigar values. Don’t confuse Havana Ribbon with live-centers made from "clippings” or short ends of tobacco leaves that crumble and come out in your mouth. Havana Ribbon is a long-filler cigar. For five cents! Also sold in Practical Pocket Packages of live cigars.

MAIL WEDDiNG DlS’Oi , ED FT. WAYNE, Ind., May 16. <U!>) —Judge Charlei J. Ryan end: d a mattimonial voyage a sup ior court here when he granted a divorce to David H. Galloway, /rout Mi . Nellie Galloway. Galloway aid he bad court. ed his wife by mail before their mar-! nags and that they were married on April Fool’s day. The plaintiff charged his wife would not keep house for him and that she had Jold him to get a divorce. The couple it was revealed, was married April 1, 1927, as result of cor! respondenc > carried on through the mails. They separated in March of! this year.

ESTLR S PILLS 9»K ItlAMON’D IIUAM). H«*«| at.,) UolJ inetaUic\\^T i A^fo N D A iiKi liV/riiI ? *no./nA*ljrst,Sif«st, Alwayg K •undg 0LVWUJGG!51SEirpvSHi: i?»

to >oN-i(i>im.\ i s l^jlinna, Putnam County,

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Lincoln Memorial I’roject Stimulates New Research ' • Leaders In the Indiana Lincoln Memorial project to eommorate the fourteen years that the great Emancipator lived In Indiana, point to the recent establishment of a Lincoln Historical Research Department In one of the largest life Insurance companies in the state, as a significant development of the movement now under way to Justify the claim that Abraham Lincoln was a Hoosier. The Lincoln National Life Insurance Company of Fort Wayne, Indiana, has announced the appointment of Louis A. Warren, author and recognized authority on Abraham Lincoln, as dlrectbr of the newly established department on Lincoln historical research. Mr. Warren will bring to the archives of the company the results of more than ten years diligent and painstaking search of documents bearing on Lincoln history, particularly relative to the Indiana chapter of that great man's life which has hardly been touched by the biographers. The services of the department will be open to the public, according to the insurance company's announcement and many heretofore unknown documents will be published and distributed. Mr. Warren during the last year has been active in the <nterest of the Indiana Lincoln Memorial project and was sponsor for much of the material In the little booklet en.ltled “Lincoln the llons.er" which was recently published by the Indiana Lincoln Union. It was largely through his work In ilifl behalf of the memorial movement that he obtained recognition us a reliable authority on Lincolniuna In ’tills state, aeco <t|ng to Arthur U, ' Hall, president of the Lincoln National Life

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Available to Family, as well as supplyln- alternating cur- _ i *-» , , ft nt for the op itlon of -ill tubes in -tDLSt AnJ 'uook Without I r(ipL ,| V( , r an j p 0 w ( . r amplifiers alike,

thus dispensing with batteries. In the kitchen, is a full battery operating llve-tubo radio-frequency receiving set at work, with Its antenna and ground connections available from nt at wall outlets. The sol ami speaker are mounted In a small wall cabinet. Thus there is provided radio entertainment and practical talks for the housewife independent of the installations In the living room and dining

room.

Upstairs a six-tube superheterodyne, in the master bedroom, operates a power speaker In a similar loudspeaker lu the guest room. Again »

[Ol

|NK by one the many comfort, and pleasures of modern civil-

Izatlou have 1 os, Ind ■ • n HTBlKyj lable feutun I of the pr-- - nt-

day home; and so it was to

' b« expected that radio, sooner or later, would become an integral feature of

home construction.

The Model Radio House, sponsored by the Radio Corporation of America and situated at Grymes Hill, Stat'm Island, overlooking busy New York

«•

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Harbor, Is mors than an effort to utilize radio service to the utmost. It marks a now and still brighter day for radio broadcasting, with the home end developed to the same high standards as the studio end. It has long slnco outgrown the evening entertainment stage, and taken radio service out of the narrow confines of the living room and extended It to all parts of the household, making it available to family and guests aliko without interfering with the comfort and routine of home life. Beginning with the living room we find an eight-tube super heterodyne reoaiver in one corner, operating the caTnnet-type power speaker diametrically opposite. In the dining room, acitoss the small reception hall. Is anottyr power speaker connected with the!master receiver In the living room. A complete system of concealed wlr-

system of wiring and control switehes in each room penni’ of turning the radio service on and < ff. To add the final touch, there is a time clock which may be set for a predetermined hour tn 'he morning, t. > that the cheery \*oire o, the physical training instructor may awake the sleepers and start the day well with setting up exercises. The wiring for the radio receivers and radio speuk'-rs, ns well as for power supply ami remote control switches. Is of the standard BX or flexible armored cabinet kind. The switches, fittings and face plates are standard. The radio equipment Is standard. In brief, the radio wiring was handled hy the electrical contractor charged with the usual electric light Installation while the radio equipment was Installed by radio service men.

WiN m

'Msvtllitd by

Kenneth hallam,

Copyrlghtsd by FBO Pictures Corp. 1927-21 From tha thrilling FBO Drama starring Ralph Lcwl*

Danny started to lift his brother’s body onto his shoulders but found the weight too much for his Injured legs. He collapsed ami knowing that their best chance lay In keeping still, ho pulled him close to the floor. It was too late. Sparky, a bullet through his shoulder and blood streaming from a gash over his eye, noticed the movement The game was almost up, and deciding that he would take his enemies with him, he started to creep towards Danny. Danny saw him coming and reached for the gun that Dick had dropped near him. There was one shell left In It, and Danny slowly leveled the gun nt the approaching figure, deciding to wait until a miss wfs Impossible. Sparky came cropping on. Ten feet, nine, then six. Danny felt that the llmo had come and the Mg automatic leaped In his hand. Lparky had fired almost at the sane time but the big bullet from Danay’o gun struck him almost In

“1 can’t quite say I’m glad," bw said, “but I wish you the best of luck to make up for this past mis* fortune.” When they finally drove away, the patrol wagon packed with the survivors of the gang, Danny found himself alone with Jimmy, who grinned at him and said: “Well, want ms to drive yon there” “Drive me where?” asked Danny. *‘To the Gillen’s of course,” replied the other, "you poor sap. While w-e’ve been enjoying ourselves here, Mary’s been wondering whether we were ever coming back again. Not that she was worrying much over me.” “Aw tell,” growled Danny. "She don’t care about me. I saw her coming out of the Red Mill the other night with Dayton, aud me sending up her boy friend ain’t going to make me any more popular. Besides, my brother turned out to be c crook." Jimmy looked at him In eurprl?

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"I'm never going to be able to repay you."

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the center of his chest Sparky lot out a roar then Jumped to his t- et aud took a stop forward. A police machine gun rattled and ho collapsed in a limp horrid heap. Danny had felt the thud of Sparky’s bullet striking, but somehow he couldn’t see where he was hit Then warm moisture began to trickle over the arm around Dick. "Dick, speak to me," he pleaded. Slowly Dick opened his eyes and • miled. There was no fear la t* -m. rather a look of happiness. “Danny,” he murmured, *T’ve never wanted to he rotten an’ 1 i « i I m dying straight . . . ain’t I?” Danny couldn't answer and Dick went on. "Guess youTl marry Miry . . . If you do christen one of them after me . . . and see that he gets a chance to be decent Guess I’m goin' now . . . an’ . . . an' . . . It g all okay.” YiMien Commissioner Leonard hurried into the building lie found Denny sobbing, with his brother's head on his knees. Somehow. It did not occur to Leonard to associate him with the bandits, and as Jimmy hurried in with ids tale of the share that Danny had taken In the work, he hurried forward. "Malone . . . Olllccr Malone . . .," he said, "It’s no use carrying on over that. Ho couldn’t die a finer death and 1 can promise you that all people will ever know Is the fine way that he died.. Can you repart to me tomorrow?** Danny couldn’t speak but the pressure of Leonai 1's hand told more than words could have done. was more than a mere cleaning •ap of a gang. It was the vindication of the police force, the capping of his hard earnel laurels With tl-.e greatest victory of his life and i. knew that he owed it to Malone arid Wells. Turning from Danny he held out p band to the reporter. "Wells, I’m never going to be -.tlo to repay you.” •'bor.’t let that worry you," yr’.ui.ed Jimmy, "nil I got out cf this Is the material for the greatctook Play that ever hit Broadway, uud A! Wood don't swindle »ii again, ! won’t need repaying." Mayor Williams sbo 0 k hands *:!h both of them, telling Danny „>• he did ro that he would go far hi* work, and the wav he said P m.i.'e it aitnast a promise Bvun SI-. Dr.y'.ott managed to stiaxe bis ti ’a in! uricS f'OtifcM'utn lat**

then as they drew near to tha Ford, finally managed to murmur: “Well I'm blowed, for a guy who seems to be elated to get somawhere In this mining town you've got less brains than I thought possible. Dad, for God's sake pile out and help get this lunatic Inside before bo gets dangerous.” Dad Gillen tumbled out ot the coupe with the fastest move he hud made In years. His face was lit up with a smile of proud pleasure that made words useless. "Daw lai U Fm proud of you," and the old warhorse shook hit hand and patted him on the back while Danny wondered what It was all about. Suddenly Dad grew •solemn. "Why lad, you’re hurt. Your pants are all bloody?” “That wop gunman got me. Can’t have hurt me much or I wouldn't be able to walk. It Isn't even bleeding now." "Never mind that Get In here and wo’H have you home In two shakes. Maybe Mary'll know how to fix that for you.” Dauny Was In a fog, yet he knew that these two would not pretend that Mary was waiting for him tf it were not the case. Jimmy was always a reckless driver but on that trip borne the old Ford made such speed that it was never the same again. Mary was waiting. Dad and Jimmy hnd found something to cause them to hang behind a little on the stairs. Maybe Dad found the steps a little steeper than usual, but when Danny reached the top step of the fourlb floor the door flew open and Mary was In the doorway. A second later she was In hls arms. Her fingers running through his hair, her llpa pressed tightly to hie In an embrace that seemed as If It would never end. There should be no more doubt Explanations were out of order. Hoth of them had waited too long tor each other to wish for anything else. Later in the evening when they grew more used to this new state of thlnzs Danny learnt of the share that she bad taken In this drama. Mary wasn't proud ot it. Her only thought was that unluckily she had made Danny unhappy. "I'm sorry Danny," she whispered, “if I had thought you wanted mo, I'd have come to yon If you'd gone to the end of the world , . ~ if you'd done anything.” ■ouir nun