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It. scented incredible to Alma. huddled in onc corner of the f Fuiizan limou inc as it purred lin- portantly; down West Hills Avenue. that Burntwood had ever seemed

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beautiful to her-beautiful and safc and protecting-home. Now, as shc stared at rows of

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(tear to hcr. cvpfc recognized the car and the occupant, and pointed excit- edly. Alma cringcd further down iii the seat, and stared stoncly ahi-arl. Lawson Whittaker did not opcnhts cjvcs. Hc lay buck, ap- parently sloshing. unaware that lic ivus back in the town that semi his success and his ruin. Aunt 11a

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iot was liauglitily un- what Burntwootl did or thought. She Sill. magnifi- cntiy beside her dead sistcri»: litis- band, and was occupied only with ‘ \‘l",OI'OllS plans. “You'll slay Alma. uniil these dreadful bankruptcy‘ l proceedings are over." Alma. said nothing. She much rather have gone back hotnc. if only to gather together old memories, old treasured happiness, in alat store against the time crhcn strangers would take over the iicusc and oustsct her‘ from the promises. Aunt Harriet, however,

with u». of course.

anyone. She took it for granted that others saw that she was always right and that there could bc no ncctl for discussion.

The iIlll(\1l.~'.lllO drew up before the Faikan man ion. Alma glanced flcctingiy at lzer father, and caught on his facc. in his brieﬂy unveiled vycs, an cxiarcsslon of absolute do_ li-ai, btfoi 1' tilt‘ nurse and chauffeur rcmcvcd the hcavy rug about hi5 knees, and prepared to assist him on’.

"I've got to do something," she tho-r-izt drspciatclv. "I've simply Llct to! But ivhat? Iloiv?"

She wa‘ too (‘.\'i'lilllziﬂd, however, from the i. rvffr‘ -< night, m (to guy- thing immediately. shc slept

Ulfﬂlltth mo t of the day.

’I'hc ilcxt morning. Saturday‘ she arise late with s. plan 1n mini 3'19 "Quid k0 downtown and see MR Cllrfyall of the Burntwood Bank and find out what shc could, At icai-t. she would know Just ivhat could be expected.

"Tcll Miss Falkan that I won't be home until after lunch," she told the maid. I'm going down- town on bll.‘iII’IO'S..'

Alma had never noticed b91011; “mt R01’ Carrynlls palc blue eyes ncvcr mei. mac's gaze dlrcctly. In fact, shc had never noticed much about him except that he was stout, m"! V"? Pompous and important. And certainly shc had ncvcr realiz- ed that Freeman Tanners was so servile. 'I'hcre was something faintly sickening in the way he bowed and scraped before Carryall.

A flood of bright morning 51m- shine streamed through the big windows of Cnrryalrs private of- fice, and gilnted on the costly np- ncln mcnts of the mahogany dos-k, It rcvcnlrrl a bald spot through thc rarefullj: cnmbcd-ovcr gray hair on Carry:ill's massive head.

"NOW." the bank president said Shovels’. leaning back in his rwlvel chair. “what can I do for you, M155 Whittaker?"

"I want to know," Alnm said steadily, “about my father's a1.

fairs. All about them! From be- ginning to end!"

Carryall selccictl aclgar from a sandalwood humtdor, and spent

n. long time clipping it and lighting it. 'I'h's wiis just as he had ex- pcclctl. of course. But still, there was some hing disconcerting In the girl's dircct, steady gaze.

"Well. you sec, Miss Whittaker, your father's business has been in pretty bad hope for several years. Ifc has had to borrow steadily. And of course. eventually. he bor- rowcd to the limit of his holdings. Im sure we did everything in our pswcr to help him." He paused and ﬂashed her a fleettng glance. "Of course, we thought you and Mr. Bomdike were planning to marry. Otherwise, this state oi‘ nffalrs might ncvcr have ocsurred."

‘"110 you ITIOIIII that you extended further credit w my father on the

supposition than I would marry Big

ii "her her out. Your father will need you“

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“What is the market value of my father's business,“ Alina asked, i dlsconccrting Carryall with the uddcn charge in her thought. "I mean present valuation?”

"Around seventy thousand doi- iors, possibly,“ he said cautiously.

"And the notes?" Alma continu- ed, her distrust of the banker in-

The HOUSE WIFE and HER ACTIVITIES

creasing with every moment. ,

“Forty thousand, and ten more on Mr. Borndike's co-stgnature." II" wondered uneasily why he hadn't turned this girl over to Tanders. "would you like to ex- amine the papcrs—thc signatures?"

"No, thank yiou," Alma said briefly. "Not just yet."

Shc rose and movcd toward the door. Carryalfs rclicf that thc in- if.‘ low was not terminating with iauy uncomfortable scene was so l .

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obvious that he was almost comi: l in his alarcity to open the door and

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“Believe ‘me, Miss Whittaker," he t purred smoothly, "if there is airy. _ thing I can do-Aanythlng wnat- ever-to assist you and your father. Ill be most happy to be of service to you." -

Alma managed a curt, “Thank you," and walked quickly out, not. trusting herself to keep her coin-

pnsure under any further iiypocri- mice“, when away on a vacation 5105' by piaring in a fruit jar, a moist

Ho? mm stop “as M‘ the office {blotter cut to fit the top and thcn

o! the Drmct Attorney‘ bu: hem itilé ltd screwed on tightly. He will

“m, slay ‘v35 very MM‘ never miss his humldor at all. ‘Mr. Gordon." she said directly,

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nation of all business and personal ,‘ If you we manned to leave pack. property in Burntwood.“ ‘ﬂges- pocketbook‘ and umbrellas She found what shc wanted In ',,,.0,,nd prcmiscuomly, why not See

the book and then handed it hack that they m.,, always tagged Wm, to him.

iyour nanic and address so that if "One hundred thousand dollars," may are 1057, you stand some chance She 59m 5°mlh "ﬁnd if they 111x95 of their being returned? If you are him for that much, wouldn't the lhgpplng_ write your name and ad. property be worth more than that. idrcgs 0n your package as roon as Mr. Gordon?" I i purchased. "At least a hundred and thirty"- five thousand, Miss wmtnikér." “I'li be back," she promised. a _, ____ __ _ She walked to her old home on} House paint thinned with one West Hills Avcnuc, and let herself fourth as much linseed oil can be in the back door. The curtains used to renovate shabby window were drawn, and a strange feeling shades. Stretch the shades fiat and 0! foreboding crept into her heart rub the paint into the fabric with a a1 she went up the back stairs to- 50ft cloth. Hang up full length to ward Maggie's room, dry and do not roll tintiil the paint (To be Continued) is ab olutcly dry. Buy as ciose to the

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there Are UiIIerent Rules I01‘ counsinp and Marriage — The Wife Who Expects to be Constantly Kissed Would Soon Tire of it

One of the bltterest walls of wives is that’ after marriage um, hum bands take them for granted and abandon all the IDYQy-(lﬂfuy wcnnlquu ' of wooing by which they won them. It isn't the hardships ot llliltrlmgny of which they complain. Th'.-_v would Q0 through all the child-bearing, pointy lJiIlCh- trig, cooking and scrubbing joyfully it only their husbands would continue to make 10W to them and ﬂutter them and tell thtin that they are the most. beautiful and Wdildgflut creatures ln the world. It is literally 1m that as long as a husband takes m; moms, 1n holding his wife's hand she will work he; ﬁngers to the bone for him and cork-lug; herself privileged to do it.

NOW. of course, it is easy to teu mm heart-starved wives that, as the Good Book t says, there 1s a time and a seas .11 for all ailngs; that there is u time for a. man swearing his devotion for a woman Jy. yonder bright moon, and a time for his proving his iovc n) uniritak. ably that here is no sense in his mentioning the state oi ills iliiﬂbtitlhs, but they won't believe it. We might also tell these disgruntled waes that when it man takes his wife for Stunted he is paying her the ‘finest cum- plirncnt of which he is capable. For he is ranking her pcricctions and hi: soreness of her love and loyalty among the gifts oi‘ God, winch iic ac- cepts n5 a matter of course, as he (I085 the air he breathes, thi- sun uim warms him, the beauty of the world he lives 1n.

Furthermore, we might tell these wives that when u’ man ccuscs iii. love-making at the altar he is following his law of keeping lute alive by preventing its being killed by a surfelt of sweetness. No. nelson will: endure a steady diet of chocolate creams, year after year. They woulo cry out for pickles within a. week. No more could any WLIILAII survive a perpetual atmosphere o! romance. After a week of it she would be smash- ing het- way out of her castle of dreams into the good, cean, wholesome air of the oommonpluw- '

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‘Mu-Id be if some evil ialry should grant wives their wish to have husband ...io kept up ad the tactics of oourtshiP 84"" mY1‘-“$°-_Th°"° ‘Fwd be- i‘ begin with, the terriﬁc strain rt would put upon the wife or murals P1111" mg up to him and keeping in he: role ot‘ Lady Love. This would necessi- mte, or course, her looking the part, and of always being PﬂmPPd Hi1 "I the minute; of having her hair freshly waved. he! Colllillt-‘Xlvﬂ 0B B" NClIIUIg her prettiest frock. But think of the blessed relief of selling m" of her corset and her feet into old slippers when her feet hurt because she knew her husband wasn't going to notice whether she had on her nevi Paris frock or her last year's chiffon, nor care Whether 511B llﬂd 8am“! rive pounds or lost six. "

Wives are always lamenting that their husbands never observe how Jicy look, but it is Heaven's mercy to them if they only knew it. i Then imagine the horror of being married to a KlSS1l1E‘bUE~ EV"! uiie craves a kiss now and then that 1s ﬂavored with love and 173-551“ and romance. but she wants 1t to have the right background. and 511° amply couldn't bear it if she had to be stopped in the midst 0f tvvlﬁflilm: 11g the butcher or ﬁxing the baby's formula to be idssed. 1f [you 11w to see what he matrimonial kiss. even in moderation, d¢Bl111LY~lW5 11:“ you have only to watch a wife turn the back of her head or the rim of car to receive the ham-aiid-egg ﬂavored kiss that a husband trcstovis l her as he starts 1n a run to catch the 7.45. _ _ V“

Nor does any wife want her husband to stop her while shc is busy i}! _ Jic housecleaaung ‘or Just starting on a. shopping orgy l0 W11 h" much he adore; her. She wants to let that slide until shc has less h purtont matters on her mind. _ m?

Another grievance of wives is that their husbands no longer soil: c: ilowers or bring them candy. "-5 they did in their courting 1135*’ “Que; i011 imagine how heaved. any wife would be if her John simil- 1\1> m m! .or orchids for her when she was staying off the butcher with like overdue bill, and the children needed shoes and her old hat, loo c0 mm ‘a last year's bird nest she would feel like taking the rOiillig pin dIStCud of being overwhelmed with Joy athe delicate attention, m.

And think of the boredom of always hill/HIE W k“? P m“ ‘ageing mined and amused and pliicated for fear of losing him. "lelllmi fliwhom able to settle down comfortably with one you 115d I" W!“ “'3 and you didn't even have to talk to because you had been mﬂrrlvd 5° ‘m? knew each other so well you could Just think WEELheY- We mp

pa; courtship is one thing and marriage is another, and tiltlfllji]; fercnt rules for each. DOROTHY i

teams. thereby to use care aboutfy because rnaﬂY '1 15°“ gfkizhgils spotting his clothes. been lo: t, 0F Pmmouo" “JOE on,’

The important thing is to qonch when the b°§ “m! m‘ ‘"1 ,5 m, him, not when some emergencyto lunch i-mcl saw him rifle“; m arises, but constantly, so that tit-like a dagger all rc.i y chum ble department becomes naturaLCaesar. Give the children a ( Be sure he holds his fork correct-They will need it.

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