I Ioitos her book. but not
Fed. she come It
‘ In wile.
Glorls begins to III!
'ho to in love with his
MISS BRIGGS. At
‘ wrlnxs loom Miss
fesslon that she 18 I
Dick. Ind inllltil 8M.
«horse her. I III‘III
she goes home to M‘
on'nhounupIIrs'sIo ,
home to IIrI filth liIl' ll;
lather. He IsIndsII Olefin "I '
weekly. but III. returns “I ”It
rm to will my custom
makes love to her Ind she resins
her position. lilo ‘serowesn’t
up Im- moron to to out Ilirr
soother lob. ‘
Finally she lollies up her
mind in More. Not to her
mother's use. but to her own
. . the house that Dick wsnis
to "in: She goes to Miss Brim
Ind demands the my to it. Miss
Brim gives It to her.
. LORIA hounded out of the 00ch
without even thanking I Miss
Briggs for the key. She out It
I On the porch of her mothers little
"house stood on empty bsby bony
oiled with salt blue pillows sud robes.
I I Giulio :roaned. “I suppose Aunt
Dorcas end Cousin Lulu . hvao
drovved In (or lunch." she sold to
bdrselr.
it seemed impossible to taco the
pair again . . , with their elm!
that scorched her for I. sign of week-
ness. But to her rollot. only Lulu
’ was in the living room oi the house.
"Well." she greeted Gloria. "Did
’ IIyou get over your peeve yesterday?"
She giggled nervously.
"All over it." Gloria answered.
tossingvher hat‘down on the table
that stood between the window. An
{open handbag stood there. too. It
wan filled with infant's lingerie and
nursing bottles.
clonal went into the kitchen Ind .
pped into I h‘ouse dress. ‘
"I suppose that is the wonderful
baby " Gloria said. looking It the
small white bundle in Lulu's srms.
“hilly I see her? I hIVIn't 70¢. you
knou. " ‘
sat down In that choir sod l‘ll
let you hold her." Lulu uttered m
erousiy. Gloria sat down in l Choir
> by r: e sunny window Ind hold up
her arms for The New Dolly.
‘ Lulu leid the smell. worm thins
' In her arms. end for the first thus
that she could remember. Gloria
knew what it was like to hold I
‘bsby . . . It will utterly unlike soy-
thing she bod ever known. bolero-
‘ the reeling oi comps-ion and ten
derness that stirred ill her. been.
She was druid she wss Into
I» cry. And when she“ up It
,1.qu her eyes were wot Ind Item
pwltb unshed test-s. “Lulu.” she sold
slowly. “I . . . I should like to hove
a baby of my own. i think!"
The baby stirred in her unis. Ind
lsid its woo sterilsh of I. bend
against her breast.
“it's s blessing It's so: heir. Ibo
sold uirily to hide the emotion tilt
almost choked her. ”So, mow
“'em are held In billiard bolls .
She seowled down. sullenswoet.‘
II: The New Bsby. sud gave it boots
to Its mother.
». Then she ran upstairs to ‘chk her
w“'
silo
do:- ‘why silo bed coins there to tho
‘ =bousoI thot tso’mse-‘su
“I should tile to have a baby of my own, I think. "
trunks. “Where’s mother? . . .
Up here?" she celledvto Couple Lulu
so she ran.
Her mother‘s voice answered .Iher
iron: the "spare" bedroom.
”l'm in here. looking up some
old baby clothes of yours to give to
Lulu." she sold. "The poor child
hun't mode I single flannel pettl
cost for that blesood bsby. . , . My
goodness. the women nowadaysl
They don't went their babies to
won:- my more clothes than they
wear themselves!"
She looked at Gloria Is she stood
lightly poised. on the threshold. ‘
"I thought you were going to
work today." she remsrhed.
\ .Glorts. smiled and tilted buck llII't
hood. “No. I'm going home. tooth
or." she said her eyes gleaming llke
umber through the thick lashes that
fringed them.
Her mother turned shsrply toward
her. "Have you seen Dick?" she
seized. “Hove you made up with
him?"
Gloria laughed. "Ask me no ques
tions. and l'll tell you no Che." she
said. “And don't say a. word ,to
Cousin Lulu or Aunt Dorcas ebout
what I'm doing. . Will you?"
O O I
'1‘ 5 o'clock. when Gloria had
finished packing. she telephoned
for s. taxicab -. . . so unheard
0! luxury.
“1 wish I know what you‘ to up
to. Glory." her soother esid noxious
Iy ss‘shs kissed her goodby. “it
you've mode up with Dick I think
you might tell me. at least.”
Gloria smiled sud kissed her
"Don’t worry shout me. mother
kin.” sho sold. “1 slwsys land on
my Iteet. don't 1?"
as» mother shook her head doubt-
oi‘ fully. I“1’d feel better it I knew just
what you're doing. . I. . You have
such wild impulses. Gloria." she ssid
» But Gloria. herssit. didn't
quite what she woo doing. She
shoal? thisi- thst she couldn't spend
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sououwsut, court.
another night under her father's
root She was homesick . . . Ind‘
she was going home. That was sll
there was to It.
She stopped the taxicab bolero I
grocery store and went in. She
took out the money she had earned
the week before. and bought tomo-
toos and breed end lemons.
“Tomato sand jlches and lemon
ode." she sold to eruil. That was
the beautifying breslciasl the hero
no It I. I8cott Fitzgerald novel had
eaten. While her husband was any
at our. ‘
O t O 0
ill: house smelled musty. I I
Glorle threw open the win
dows sud doors. Bho tool: oil.
her but. and run outsinto the boob
yard to pick some or the lots rows
that glowed among the Issues or the
bushes. :
sue tilled bowls and roses with
them. and turned on all the leaps
In the living room. The house bent:
to feel. hornelilte’ and honor
again. . . .
There come I. sound of“ footsteol
on the back porch. .
The Dunbar; twins stood there.
peering in throush the screen door.
Their noses were ilstteuIedJninst
the wire netting. I
“Hello.” one of then: sold. “We're
sled“ you‘ re hIlns stein. We like
You.“
“Become you’re pretty.” the other
added. selenium
“You mustn't like people‘beoouso
they' re pretty.” Glaris told them.
"l' on must like toiksI because they' re
nice Ind good “1., I. like your
mothsn”
' ”Aren't you nice and good?"
asked one twin-
"Well. no. I. ‘. But 1 con tell
telry stories.". 'Gioril' ‘ohswered
"Come over tomorrow Ind I-l'll.tell
you one about I« poor girl whowns
bewitehed by In on? .
She thought o: 11qu Ind Stu
Wsyburn. in his own Ilook. dspper
HALLOWEEN
FAVORS
FANCY"
CREPE PAPER
MASKS
Dome in and see our 'm
Donnell
Hes your cornice dilined the
N. D: C. It so send do I. hurry
call for us’ end:- wo’li shrill-ate
the matter. We hove done more
to persuade hot sir hasten to
get back on the. Iiob then i’ ?
.\. D. C. menu's Nothing Doing
Chili
with out
"I ouch to so
where who could mote” ms horny."
But she new there wesn't ony-
body else who Milli}:
Silo closed end II‘oIoll‘Id the doors
and windows 0! tliI house. and went
upstairs.
I I 'e ‘
tilt thought or the Eontbs be-
fore her msrrisgo when who end
Dick bod come here every day
to wstob the builders st their work
at milling I bolus Ior Just the two
or them! . . . out remembered how
Dick lied notched her Is she went
around the belt duished house. plum
ning the turnituro that was to so
into it. Ho bod lend her then! . . .
Could it III uoooillio the! he had no
I toellni at III: fennel-vow?
-I"ifxu~seloc to'tslophono him right
now It! toll Italtotecmo hotel 1“"
went to II “him!" Gloria said end.
denly. too by In impulse stronger
then herself.
She coiled the number or the old
Outcry residence. "Whnt‘ll l soy
to himi"I she thought to panic. III.
Iho waited for him to sneeer. “I‘
haven't shy excuse lor seeing bios.
bsve i?"
But to her intense relief, it was
not Dick's vo.. but Mother Greg; "
ory’ s. that showered the phone. i
"This is Cloris. speaking “ the
girl said. "Is Dick 1here.plms'l"
"No. he's noti” Mother Gregory’s
tuIi aloe Inclined oil the words.
"He came home to dinner. but he's
gone out for the evening."
"All right . . . goodby." Glorio' ' ’ "
tutored.
"Wait I minute“ Mother Gregory
cried. “I wont to say I word to you
Gloria. . , . i think you'd better not
telephone Dick slain. There's no
use in heeplogl‘hhu stirred up III»
the time. . . . You two have sgrosdI
:2 fleeces. Ind you'd better stick“.
t II ‘
Gloris hold no shower. I
“Gimme, did you hesr me?“ ‘
Dick’s mother seized. otter s not
meet. ‘
“Yes." she heard Cloris whisper,
And she hung up the scholar.
(To Be Callahan
- outlook for the next two yours. *
Edwsrd livmtt Horton
“ and Esther Related
‘ The Big Picture oi the You;
.1
In making reductions on the present
. Other propose." w‘mr
Repeal It the Islets tux. reduc-
" the the revenue by $106,000,000 sn-
nusliy.
Repeal o: the to: on entomobile
trucks tires. memories. cutting of!
$88,000. 000 “null". .
Repeal oi the [lit end I and».
or miscellaneous tones such II III:
on- works of art brought I In
.- abroad.
I would apply on inochII
One Per Cent 0h
comes Up to I. 54
wnsmn‘ororl. Oct. so (AP). ’A
tax revision program cementum!”
"a. reduction of the maximum with!
income rate by one~hnlt end It the
normal income IEVIIOB by about cho-
fourth was proposed to (30anon-
ierday by Secretory Mellon.
Those. with other changes which
were suggested It the opening 9‘
hearings on new revenue legislation
by the House Ways and Means Com-r
mittee, bring about I. permment‘ui
auction of about 8290, 000, 000 in til
nation' I tax bill. TheJreIsm-y 80d
‘ advisable to to beyond 3800.000 00
Repeal ot the publicity ooctiou
of the locometsxlsw. ., ,
The new msxirnum sum: rote
proposed won 20 per, com which
8150.000. This compel-es with the
present rote oi 40 per cent. meetive
or me. too. .
The new norms! rules would be I
-, ons~helt per cent. on in sites no ‘0 "
“.000. instead or two per cent:
three In piece of I per cent. on in.
comes between 84,000 Ind 88.000.
and live in piece 0! I per cent. on
Incomes above :8, 000.
Secretary Mellon oppcsod ropesl ot
the tax on tickets to thest'ors and
other pieces of amusemot odd. vsrl-
‘ one other propose." for Intendinent
or the present low. includinl In! oxo
tension in the Jurisdiction o: the
Board 0! Tu Appooll.
He mode retereuoe in his no»
them to In "ineouolity iii "notion"
produced by the eel-nod income on
Damion allowed in tho brosent low;
in bu
t he added that It, the 30 percent.
It the picture is o. peep
hind
am... at midnight on ‘n‘ioiidwsy with
. I d i
I. millionaires son or):
I The concert Icornlnituo or the
Zero Kudos]; “societies: of Nowell:
hes decided not only to use io'tei
went in the presentetlen o! their.
musloel .Iootnedy. but also loos! su-
, there.
A cell is sent out to oil Jewish
nuns women sud men in Nor-well:
Who hove written or ere desirous of
writint humourous sketches... 1 I
While the inusiosl comedy to he
produced isto be "The Beer"
okay. the play ,will‘ not be
_:Itri tl'! Idhered to. To this end-
those (who IheVs Iotips .Ior idols tor
scripts Ire. invited to coniun‘nloste
with for. Neubeusn It so
street. or the heed or the concert
we... Mn. Charles lib-loosen It
the Poloo’e Bootery. South Norwsllr
All infliction hes Ilse been I»
tended to all those interested to at.
snee- tend the reboot-II to be bold Tigris;-
dsy. evehin‘t It the home ‘0!
Hold
maximum sorta: ls sceopted, tho 2
inequality fostered by tho disuse
diving credit on Incomes below $10,.
1000 as earned lncotuespfiwill not be
so pronounced." , ‘
its e telephone xirlt 11s it II will: “ ‘
or I profession to I I
Csndl‘dote: “Nathan. it’s I cull
, I. l4 ".AWII‘I. ,
One of the man ’s v
best comedies
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