The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 April 1932 — Page 3
Loan*
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0 n autos up to $300.00.
or - sed cars ‘
;>'PIANA LOAN CO. jr •(Vastiington St. Phone 15
THE DAILY BAJSTNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. SATURDAY, APRIL 9,1932.
CALL 789 And Count The Minutes
LEAGUE GETS
I >vlar plan
FROM IT ALA
For Sale
Big Chicken Dinnei at Vermillion’-!
BIXBY, Okia., April 9, (UP)—Er-e
Kaliy, McIntosh count , sr.eriff, was
si an. t ia; in a machine fcun battle hi. i\ i nier, beiiet^ i to have been
, _ | iChaiies (Pretty Boy) Fi yd, nototiotig
rMKTMipp rhiokMi I Sundajr * Call 715-Y for tesei-ations.; PEACC PACT WOULD ABOLISH !fugitive, ani hi* lieutenant, Gecrge
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Kelly, A P. Cor per, Burns detective..
OKLAHOMA SHEBiri SLAIN jbats ars suggested. Principal colors Mrs Guy Collings and Mrs Homer machines were slightly damaged but IN BATTLE WIiH FUOrTTVT, will be :awn, hazel, brown and light Sands attended the Parke county Fed- all occupants escaped serious injury.
gray. eration of Clubs at Rockville on Wed-
— 1 nesday of this week.
Miss Helen Shannon returned to her home in Chicago Sunday after visit-
Mr an.i Mrs Ha;rid Coffman and ing he; sister, Mrs. Df.rling r.nd fam-
DANCE, Moose Hail ever. Satur-'
- - ford* Botei, across from Inter-1 day night. Music by Mrmurm .Merr
7-3p. 1
9-It. Makers.
GRAND COUNCii IN SESSION
; and Deputy Sheriff Long of Bixby
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[0 p.vo-<weeks ol. now! We have
;.a leeds to make them grow
a.r-
Place your j 707-L. For your paper han, r.y 7-b>, '
Wayne and' „
Mrs. Rosie C. Milligan, Spiritual 1
, s c3 n mak. . c.mpi™ B f r' Ads “™ k “"' 1“
ccutives. Five Points Stressed Re garding Present World Crisis
|- p 100 ib. Wayne 26M supplement n ioo it of our own corn. CAMP- - j OGLES, Greencastle. Phone
Ifi-W-Sat.-lOts
fOR SALE:— Maytag Washing , c j,ine, 307 Berry Street 9.2p
FOR SALE —80 acres in Clinton ■ ri sm|; known as the Joseph MolFsnn mostly level black land, tile f ned, fair improvements, plenty of ini priced very reasonable. Ford ca . Gieencastle, Ind., Phone 255. 9-lp. iIR SALE -Two Duroc sows with also riiree Polled Shorthorn liVrs to lieshen in Sept. Roy Ikaje, 6 miles east, 9-2p.
fOR ALE—Good as new 30 by 5 year truck tire, tube and rim
Evtia tube, jack and chains. 2 lidding car seats, quick sale \\ D Fry, 910 I.incrdn Ave., ne 734-Y. 9-lp.
nplete.
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T,R SALE—A Vosc & Son piano, V.m grand, good as new. A heavy Roistered parlor set, velour, mov- < cushions, consisting of one daventwo large chairs, very good ;ut) Will sell at much less than If piice for piano and parlor set. i at It'S Nnrthwood Blvd., by phone L ,Mment, 518-XX. If desired, will li on terms to suit purchaser. J. P. Jen SW-tf b.ABY CHICKS — Q’Jtlity baby jcki at reduced prices. See our : ks and get our prices before ormg Satisfaction guaranteed Cusr iiat, hing each Monday and ThursStoves and poultry supplies rd - Hatchery, 19 east Franklin •eet, Phone 852. Greencastle
est Brazil Block Coal. $3.50, ton; i , block; screened $3 00; mine {HOO nut $2.50. Phone 803. Ed )awle 6-6p (TOP AI E:—Used gas stove; Used ‘shin k machine. Moore Electric-8-2t.
FOR .SALE:—Maytag cl i.i. 1 07 Berry Street.
W’ashing 8-2p.
|T0P SALE—Five oi six room mndouse Plione 753 L. 7 3p.
|T0R SaLF:—Extra quality orrhgrass seed. Dr F. M. Hurst, joventale, Indiana. l-10t. II OP I aLE—Closed type washing g t. i.t and wringer. Cook’s South Phone 134 3 For Rent— '.I 1 oui loom tnodfin iiia-hed apartment. Corner Col "■ a.Mai, and Seminary street. 8 2t
Big reduction prices tor watch work—by RICKETPI Opposite Western Union ip
OBITUARY Why do our loved ones leave l.s? Why are our tears in vain? Why is the sunlight daikeneJ. And veiled by mi.-is of pain? These are questions »v. aie unable to answer but each day some one is brought to the realization that sm-li D true still we can hue submit to Him, who doeth all things v-eli Jimmie, son of Leslie and Ada Renfi,,. was horn December 6th, 1907 in Maury ( oiinty Tennessee, and departed thk life March 28th, 1932, age 24 years. 3 months, 22 days He was united in marriage to Madonna A1 paugl. May 11th, 1929. To this union was born two children, Marilyn and Colleen. Jimmie was a good boy and to know him was to love him. He made fi iends whereever he would go, ami wa ever ready to help any one in need. He was a kind and loving Husband, father and son. To-day we tru.-t lie is basking in a Savior’s love, eternal in the Heavens, he has crossed the river of Jordan and has pai l the debt w»» all have to pay. Jinirnie leaves his dear companion and two little daughters, father and mothei Renfro, two brothers, Robert and Billy of Williamsport, Tennessee, and one brother, Charles of Putnamville, Ind We may not know why death should come, To take our dear ones from our home, Rut tho’ our eyes with tears be dim The Lord knows why W’e'li ti .,-t in Him. O yee. He knows—the Lord knows why— These things are ordered from on high, The dark clouds may hide the sun, The Lord knows wh;—His will be done CARD OF THANKS We take this opportunity to express our sincere thinks to those who helped us in any way during the sickness and death of our beloved husband and father. Rev. Crowder, Mr McCurry and those who sent the beautiful A ral offerings. Mrs. Madonna Renfro and daughter- Mr and Mrs William Alspaugh and family
Flo. d, accussed of almost a score of i . onia bank i obbt . es ami sas-
t in several slayings
Long and C toper went to flush ROME, April (UP)—Italy ad- 1 Mm Ti.e left Kell as an output, v a need a "five year plan" foi world The;, heard a burst of firing and peace today, s igesting renunciation ol rushe.t bt. K to investigate. Kelly hsu war debts an.i reparations, revisions >•; -n s.-.ot d vn with an autom.ti: of peace neaties, elimination cf tar-j pistol He was clutching a sub-mn-:ff barriers, and fewer intemation 1 ; .me gun 'inch had been fire." 2) confeienres. i rounds. Tne five yeai plan of disarmament was sent to the league r.f Nation- bt ,b i- ,!ii ON - lot K I.EaDPi The oiher- resol,,nnns were adopted r.-. SF "> A t E IN\ ESTIGa 1 ION the Fascist grand council in it* capa city of supreme advisory bid of t „ \Y- Hi\T.ic> . Ai.ni 9, i liFination. ! Reports that stock exchange shorts I he grant council met under the: were i.i'g.ii. .. j I , i $1,000,000,000 presidency of Premier Benito Musso market iai l wlri.-li w. Jd have mad? lini. Its tesolutions regarding the today the "black Ss' ir lay r 1 all tradworld crisis, “WTrich now 1 has a moral ing hi - • i , weit partly responsible
bainbridge
Osborne Dickson has returned tn his r.aby f Chi. ate v-neri friends and ily the past week school in Indianapolis after spending relatives here and ai Greencastle over ■ ■, vacation with his parents. the weekend They were accompanied
Miss Eleanor Modlin, a teacher in t>y Fianl McNorton, who spent the Lafayette, spent her Easter vacation time at his r„,r..e eie ■ ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs James Mr. ar. i M s Will Summer lin ;.c
Modlin. Sunday guests wcie Will tended thi ii ... ahow at thi ab Modlin and Mrs. Alice Hatfield and fairgr un.is in Indianapolis Snuiday
hildren of Roachdale and Mr. and evening
Mrs. Kennedy of Crawfordsville. Satin i„ shoppers in Indianapolis Mrs. Mattie Brown spent the week- were M, Clyd. Metz and daughter end with her daughter, Mrs Eli See Myra Mr- Jlacgie Hainev, Tanice hee and husband. On Sunday visitors Nelson, Marjorie Tate Tresste Steele were Mi and Mrs Herbert Scobee ; Gordon Lee H r..i Thomas ti..i
Do y<xi need
rtnancial Assistance
;H i ■ for Rent at 501 West, Waslir treel with garden. See Frank 10 Gillespie. St. 911p f)R RFNT—Three room modern Ptiy, t apartment and garage. Rent )ti n ie 210 Bloomington street. line 546. 7-ot
TOR rent OR LEASE—Modem 1 1 -e in to town and university. My decorated throughout. Hard- ! flu rs, furnace, fireplace. Down °d- riMini for study or bedroom. AdBox R, care Banner. 6-4t L K RENT—Four-room apartment - ,r ‘ kitchenette, in-a-door bed, in i *mIh building. Apply Granada office. 26-tf
Wanted—
Watch rejiairing at reduced prices by RICKETTS Watch Maker Ip S/Lf BUCKETS WASTE BASKETS FOR n i MD Me I P Qul ■ quaint are the waste "baakctM" at lldtel Eastland, hue t he "baskets," 130 in number, are old fashioned wooden sap buckets Political Announcements
FOIl Ml KH IFF \\ Ittiiir I Mriiubllcan rnndldnti- tor «lierltl. I'mmini < ountr, prlniory election, rnesdiiy, U»j ;a. A our vote nlll lie n|i|>ri < tilled
t on MU till F
I mn n ennitlrtote Ini Hie Heitiihllcnn oomlolllton for elii-rlll. solijei-t
and political rati,er man economic as pect,” weie: 1. The necessity of renunciation of teparations aid cancellation of wai debts; 2. Suppression r.f restrictions of
for senate bu king and currency com tnitte de, s,. n to i.cgin tiic stock ciiange mye-tigatior. Monday, the United Pi. w u* .iifoniied Sinn tins with balking eonne, lions laid lepoi t of ttie i anteinplated hear
international trade before they result 1 laid before th. c. .itnittee in an cm in the strangling of trade of ail ergetvj meeting .n the Republican countries; 'cloak room just off the senate flooi 3. 1 he rein f of the Danuhian | yestet da\ I m mi. several telccountries, representing 70,000,000 in c mu alls to la i n I Whitney, presi liabitants; ; dentil tin- New York stock exchange, 4. Revision within tiie spirit of tht ! ultninatiiq in the committee’s deci League of Nations of peace treaties to d., .• ... I u a the first wit responsible for the testiveness of pen in pie which may cause new war*; I he committee hud before it report*
primury IiipmIi*.'- ‘Hnr
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5. Renunciation of over-frequent convocation of international conferences raising the vain hopes of tae people ar.d increasing their difficul-
ties.
The grand council reserved the light to examine Italy’s position within the League of Nation* at the October session. The Italian disarmament proposals were endorsed as offering the only practical and logical
solution.
The government regarded the dm armament proposals as a challenge to all countries {o prove the sincerity of their disarmament programs. The programs were expected to meet all the essentials for ensuring peace with • nit immediately destroying present armaments .which would decrease em
ployment.
The peace plan was mapped to be in full operation in five years. It pro jioscd revision af the laws of wai to provide greater protection to civilian populations, and asked for full voluntary repotts on the armed forces of
all nations.
The plan outlined the proposals - oh milted to the world disarmament con ference by foreign minister Dino Grandi. It made the following si n gestions foi the immediate or giad ual destruction of all means of wai Destruction of heavy lati 1 artiller;, tanks, armored cars, peacetime mstruments which could lie traii-Torined for use in war, and the pledge not to replace these materials. Destruction of capital, ships, sub marines and aircraft carriers and the pledge not to construct more; Destruction of military dirigibles and bombing airplane*, without re
placement;
Elimination of chemical armarnentof every kind, especially gas liquid
aril bacteriological warfare
i Ygricultun FRANK MUGG, CONDITION ; Fani » rs ■ Indiana have no need to \IFCH IMPROVED REPORT worr y a |, ..p money for their crop re 1 quirements All they have to do is to Frank Mugg, of near Quincy, who! .ot in touch with their County Agri
that in reci ut days tliere had been dippe 1 from stock ami bond value*
appioximateh $7,000,000 000. "Pait of the purpose in takinu en-
ergency acti. u was to see if they couid pievent another biliion or so .t.,liars from being milked out of t ie If shoi t tij.t, i know that operations
■ ie to be -tricily examined it would diicourage tin in from bear operatiot The committee's purp"*e was sail
to have hee, to avert tne oii*laug-it of value iiiasliing shoit sales and if that weie p..-ihle to obtain infroma tion which would it-'ea. the source of
beat influences.
Tin souve of warning that einer cm, , i n w > neci ary canie fr.mi three lenat i Kerv Repn., N. J., Walcott, Repn, Conn.; and GoldsIn i ,i.y , . Reptt , Md Kean has wide l.ankitu title tieti* :u New York and (,,| t. : ngli is n Baltimore, Mu, t ank« i Wrih ott wa- in the *e unties ..ti-iiie ,,t one- time t.i-foie tiirrdng to
polities in Connecticut
FI DI f u AID nISCUS-FD Bei.ui*e ut Die confusion in the
mind of iniiiij fanners relative to fedeni! .lid in the pi tilctioli of crops, t'ongre in:,u l-'reii S Purnell today
ii, id, the fuiliwinp stoternent: "I'ndet the Reconstruction Act.
whii li w:e pa- ed by Congress, mil-
lion of dollar wer. et aside tn aid farrm in crop production work. I In ,• i o un, an intended In help
any fani.ei who i tillable to secure finale ial i . i tabl e hecauge of the in i ii' bat l.niy Mtuation These loans
aia tmt to t.c construed as charity hut
are inan made on ;• business basis. They an o direct and sympathetic
move m tin part of the Federal Go\
eminent to afford financial relief for
those engaged in agriculture Genet
ons legalatinti have been prescribed
t’hesier Y’ork and family of Greencas tie ani Ora Michael and son Robert. Mr. and Ivlrs. Carl Ee.k visited MrGuy Neptune in the hospital at I e
bar,on Sunday.
Archie Chadd, of Canton, 111., and
icy.
Mi and Mrs. C. P Broadstieet of Greeneastii weie guests of Mr ant Mrs. Sumer, die Sun iay aftem on Mrs Fn. to a 1 ew man has purchase! the propelty of R P Darlings in the
Howard Chadd, of Indianapolis, are north part of town and with her spending their vacation with Dolby laughter, Mr* Van leave and family, j Cnilings and family. will move -.oon. Albeit Heavin*, who Tlie Rev. Bellman of Greencastle occupies the propci ty will move to the filled his tegular appointment at the > Piuitt hous. anoss from the school Methodist church Sunday and was en- building. tait,el at dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Edna Dliadd and son Archie Frank Frazier. Mr. and Mrs. C. E spot t Wednesday in Indianapolis
Steward also were dinner guests. Mi. and Mrs. Albert Veach of Bra
zi) amt Dr. and Mr*. S. W. Veach were
Indianapolis visitors Saturday
While ret urniii/ ftom Indianapolis Sunday evening, the car driven by Estel Minnick collided with one com- ' ing from the south at Groveland Both
OOASliLiI Ok If rot ar* n» am* •{ funk* fer tar *»» et a More ci mor* at wonky purpo*#*. «au *i tkw •<- ben Talk orm your knaacial r» qulreiuenti with ■ meinbir of our et*S. Tho iooii you need boo rurj Ukoly po «utckl; ansugod oad Tau will hsTo ompio tua* u, .mw} It ta ooutodaoui InstallmeDcn liie AiiieiiLiJii becuiily Cu. Phone ua H E Washington St The First National Hank Ituildtcg
I'on « o>i'ii**ii>m •*. sain m*T. I nm h •imilMnlr Kir eoninilMloner from i l,e iM-eonil illairlei «l l*u(nain
eifriion, MWi WHs injured ratty last W*"!n«* v <la\ cult mil avut " h«> will assist them
j. w. Hnnuer. - - I morning* beneath the wheels of a tra** KOI) • nw«i*«M»Aii " :, » 11 IHWMM-T j w huh he had lieen driving is n, 111 in in >i, il«*er Hnnoiiui’e* hi* rBii-| tor wnicn n» nau ih t-n urivi k
didi di»<
III** linnm*?. 44 ill Im* ii|»|»r«*flnl4*d.
are now ready to sharpen and Fair your lawn mower, giving the 'tisfaction end guarantee that nave always given. Bruce ShanK Phone 783-Y or 849. 9-lp
WANTED—Carpet and rug weavpricp s reasonable. Ida Evens, > p ucastle R. 4. R-dj, jlft me dean your wall paper. No ' t dirt. Phone 213. J. J. Beemer. _ 7-8t —Lost— GRAYED—Saturday P. M., April l medium sized female lieagle, 1 f' with black snots and brown and ears. Liberal reward. Mrs. ' ’' 'D.ir,, Plume 31L 7-tf ^Miscellaneous—
a|on * asas c,,ul1 “
. Deinoerntli* |irliiiiir>. 'I*> i« t nor I Ie I, it was tep' rted Fr iday vo.r ».ll he , u w|)!) statP) | , hat barring tl ? P'>*
nfeetlon, it
daei fur ('.iminl-ilinirr tram the- I him t | )H| condition, w hile pai I d v. :i
ntalrt'-* ■nliln-l o» the lleMMo-mllo
rlct, ailhjerf to 'he
prtnitir> rli-rttini. I iM*»ta>, \ln> d lour
»ote will hr ii|i|»i ei-llHril
ill preparing application blanks. After the ner< *-!iry papers have been made out, they are examined by a county commit > <• -et up in each conn ty by the I lep.u tment of Agriculture The committee then forwards the blank* to the Farmers' Seed Ixian i Office in S. l/oiiis .Missouri and if the papers conform with the regula
not necessarily serious, and it was not
thought that there was any frectun _
. , i * ... i Don . a i b< i k on the U. S. Treasurer
for PHosr.ri TiA'* a rroBsti-r I f ,| 10 s ^ ll || although X ray- wmd :
Alhrrf F Wllllsin*. H*l>iihllenn can- | will '•> i lit III about a week * time.
Hiik nttorney. Put- „ n ( he taken for awhile
1 Th, ‘ |pft sirtp of Mr Mu * c> BRITISH RULE MEN’S HAT was badly lacerated by the t.oi, BRIMS TO BE SHORTER
wheel I f the tractor an I ■ I irge 'I lipoihtr** rrawlcy nnnopn*w i
.■•ndhiHrv fnr |.rn-r.Hti..* aii»rnej wound was raused by the whf*“l Hi LO ; , K)N f ashion <XD*rt*
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FOR PROSED I UN** ATTORWF.Y Fmnk F. annoiinrea I»In
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support will he appreciated
COMMISSIONER, 2ND DISTRICT Lee Wood, democratic candidate
for commiasioner, Putiwim
O Cammock if you want 1 Primary election, TYtesday, Mav c ' *«rd«n to work on lhares 9 3t! Your vote will b. appreciated
county
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left arm was broken near the wrist , tla ,, men’s bats will be much hut there was no fracture of the h , thortei in thi brim during the forthleg, as it w’as first thought. coming -pritiR and summer Thottskin being nukautketuiv
el with the brim tit least three-
< Ol I’l.l*. MARRIF.D HI RE eighths of an incti .--liorter than last
Roy Dearing, 1224 Prospect street, year
Indianapolis, and Ethel Furrow, of it t claimed that the new fashion
Greencastle R. 1, were married in the w n|
Putnam county dlerk’* office Satm Eliminate the "over hattedneps"
day afternoon by Elder Lawrence H look ;
Athey Conform with the modern cleanettt style of dress and Mr and Mrs Glenn Padgett, of In Make -tl- hat Mlvhter and more diana.polis, are guests of Miss Kuth comfortable ryne Miller, Gillespie apaitrnents I No bright color, or multi-colored
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ytais, Paco Morales ruled the peons in Mexico with an iron hand, confiscating their lands and driving tnem from their homes, but ffu cr.as tins come El Coyote ' the mysterious bandit, avenges every outrage perpetrated by Morales The ram tiers await their unknown protector's word to revolt. Morales with the aid cl the U. S Cavalry has searched tor the bandit in vain Ted Radcitffe .--i American whose late father was .-.lined by Morales, is in love with Adda, the Spaniard's beauriful niece jito, Morales' ward is jealous of Ted. Bob Harkness, Teds friend lells him he has plans for settling ne score with Morales. While oul riding, Ted and Adela lose their wry and spend the night in the desert Adela resent* her uncle's suspicion.-. Later, Bob returns home with Ted and learns that some oi his carrle 1 were stolen. He doubts that El C-yoie” is responsible md goes with Ted to Mendoza s, a gambling re
sort, to investigate UHAPi F.R XXXI
"It’s a kind ol i nadhouse, isn't it ?' "Oh, much more than that. Its a! caliari l, dante hail gambling hell, and inn ahot.t which the lea-t said Die better It is there yon can find ■ he bcst-ilii *s< d and the mu-i dan r.crcis women of the border it i* here, too, you can find all the plr.in rnd fancy gunmen you mav cvet | nerd, jito recruits his vaqueros there. It you want anyone killed .here are a dozen men who will lit ' igrr to quote >ou rates over at Mendoza'* H'lman life varies from fiftv pesos i.p. Abduction is much j More reasonable Mendoza h:m-"-eli, |
. Ik old rascal, lus the best w ine and | 1 ‘ 1 I ' 1 ,’ the worst inouls in Mexico, lie has! l , ‘ ,lln -.erred Killing dozen - t 1 imr-s, but in '‘kl't
his j assing will be a loss ,o the bn, D>." ■ that Memlo a I-Id to, the der For Mendoza he ,t rem, m-1" A liali. l ol von - - Engltsh
nd Spani'li, ruse to greet Don non
"Dark secrets hke that, he cautioned Mt tive . d »1 Hob leading thev enterrrl thu gn at | l»la< k hair A vivid, uti giass-roxered patio and walked lace. \ft d fair straitK< down i long lain* or table* ringed ir, j ta> r tlu.t Nft mrd en a
rrounding tin wot Id * happiticss, hut
rnwdrd t.iliUs weie s
lOUt the
For Mendoza he
hered, is a great arti t in tips ir.tn
cate game ot lite
‘ Is that where the girl they all
* Ann Heed lives
Waiters hurried among the tables, and everywhere led was conscious ot the hair and shoulder* ot women Dob's eves were ratted quickly »" d 1 '
Whit do you know ot Ann Rredr" mfn A ‘ 1 •’'* ' , ' 1 ' er -'
women rj.isul their c\-s sioppniK
“Only that she is a *ingn over tl.?re and Dial she i* one of the most beautiful women on the border ! rcmemlirr somebody at the major s aying she had the von e of an angel
w ill a lost so..I "
Ot < gallant saving Some kind 1 v woman must have thought of that
tot a moment to tallow his broad should rs. 1 nviouslv one dance lull girl whispered to another, "There’s a eahallero tor jou," th»n turned wearily back to her companion Already both men has passed through the low adobe arch into
tWit'iever there that Ann I'-- , ' ' ' ’ li, ‘
' evet i hanging lights , ast tioin above, two dancers were weaving a slow,
l-vcs and makes men for a time for get that they’ie just funny, little fighting animals with brief, uninqiorun: lives to live 3’ou mav hear her ing tonight." Then abruptly he asked, "Who said she had a lost
*o-.il ?"
Ted laughed at the other's sudden intensity. "1 ve torgotten What dit icri nee does it make "None.” But he added a* they went lo the car, "It’s an unintelligent thing to say. isn’t it ?" And led found himself wondering that Bob hould resent the saving "Js she an American girl?" he asked, as they drove out into the
right.
r o her fingertips. Yet she speak* Spanish as vv«l. as I." "What brought her here:” *TVho can ever answer tnat que* Don? Life plr.j* one of its little jOKec, ar.d we tind ourselves out here on tne iiordei. Y’ou and I, for ex-
ample.”
And beyond that Ted was still in ivnorar.ce as to just w ho Ann Reed might be when a little later they parked the lar outside the tall, bril liant:y lighted structure that had at ...is'd tame throughout the South- . ;*t as the Falaie of Mend. A vj'iiew'iere within a band ot tnarimras was playing Spanish airs, and ii-.ond a half opened door stretched ., long bar, running the length of th c building The sound of popping
sensuous tango lot the p!ea*ure ol Mendoza's varied clientele A waiter was how ing before them “A tahle for two *D-nor Don Boh? ' t hey sat ilow n outside the lircle of light, and for a tune Don Hoh smoked in silence ' 1 he man I want i-n’t here,” fu *aid at last. Me rose fiit here and watch the dancing, led I'll hr back w itlun the half Iiiiiii Musingly Bob looked at the room filled with women, whose prilume and laughter rose like a spell ahou! them “I leave you. ' he said, among many attractive playfellows 1 ou know these border people «all Men doza's 'the end of man’s desires ’ It always seemed a little misleading to me, that phrase So cuidado " Beyond the patio Boh tu;ned ami mounting a narrow stauway. climbed to the upper floor, then passed down a darkened passage at t^ie farther end of which a yellow lamp gleamed Before a tlosed door tie top, d and
knot ked
"Quien e»?" Fiesh and lear t woman’s voice came through the door. An eager voice, and again came the question, this tiiue» repeated in English. “Who i' it For answer Bob turned the knob and entered A girl was sitting there White, dead-white, her face wa* almost too
nforgetablf i< Iv -a.i, • rd tor thc ■vet unable
att' ierl I to find il Sic *at befon Die mirror ■ le.in .1 i in a hght pi ignoii |u m ding her lips
with deep , armiqe
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"Lion Bob
Smiluig. she added "Whom others • all J i t ovotc. ’ HOlsten here - ID- looked quickly about him, then laid a finger on her lips "I >ai k *ecrets like that," he cautioned, "desene closed doors." "You yourself deserve a closed and bolted door." She drew- him to a chair before her dressing table. "It's hern day* days and days. Whenever you don't come 1 want to go to that ridiculous little maior ovet in V erdi and sav: ‘Give me your bags ol gold pesos and 1 II tell you who 1-1 Coyote is. Me is your leading citizen, dear major, but also he is a damned unsatisfactory lover.' Then what would your tat major do " "Spank you and semi you back to me, I hope. If he let you cm ape I 'd have nothing in the boidei (out,try
;o live for."
“Strange man—as if anyone really mattered to you.” Again her long white fingers pressed his cheeks "Fven I, who could easily die for
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you. Me smiled up at her, then abruptly ro.-it "When are you singing next?" "Not for an hour—never if you will stay." “I’d like to stay alwais, God knows. Mere where there is peace and security and a very beautiru! child to spoil me. Only ‘'Only you would get so weary of peace and security alter a day or two. I know There is a curse laid on people like you, Bobs You never test, you never lose yourself—even in love Aheadv you aie glancing at that clock oi mine and you haven't beer. hsr,e two minutes vise* CoBiicaad)