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B! ROBERTA COURTLMJD CHAPTER VIII Greg introduced Jane and Aunt

welcoming party-the mayor, a short, stout, bald mun \'.l unpressed with his own importance; his plump wife, ullo l“... .. _,. _ . orchids ostcniatiously against shoulder; and several other pomp- ops-looking men and their wives.

Also ui the group. was Doris Stewart, though Jane saw i‘ - 1".‘ l\ \\il\' she should be there. Slim and blonde she wlis smartly in...“ i“ simple crepe sports frock and lul-

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_.lere was amusement in her blue eyes as she looked Jane up and down. Instantly, Jiine knew that the hated ﬂowered chilfon was much too “dressy" for the occasion. Sue be- came acutely, miserably conscious that the other women in the pa y “fr; also casting dlsdainful glances a er.

Then. some one shouted, “Here he OOAHeSthIIt sh f t rythi lse V5, eorgo eve nge in the wild excitement of watching the ‘plane that had appeared in the clou lea blue sky an was roaring

down toward the ﬁeld.

The landing was a. beautiful thing to behold. 1t brought Jane's heart into her throat. and she wondered whether she herself would ever be abltol to bring a, plane down so sci"- cc

y. As the plans door opened and

‘ Aleck Randall stepped out into tn.-

sunllght. the welcoming committee rushed forward. A roar went up from the sur illg crowd of spectators, held bac b police lines.

Jane hel her breath, fearing that the aviator would be dismayed by this reception. However, he seemed pleased. A smile zippeliredpgiiis

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hen. the mayor reached him and began a set, stilted speech.

Randall, on behalf of the people of this fair c.ly, l Ll u welcome—"

The rest of his words were drown- ed out by the Cilcms .. .. greetinss of the crowd.

Aleck thanked the mayor llld. shook hands with him. Then, he was introduced to the other members of the welcoming party.

When he came to Doris, his eyes lit up in instant and keen apprv- elation of her beauty.

“And th , of course, is Jello Midnews." he said quickly, L... .1; her hand. .

Dori: laiiighedi t/“Oh, nolbrm so, s0 o sa n you. ut Yin- Doriiys Stewargwo She turned and indicated Jane. "This is Miss All-- drews." l

Aleck looked down at Jane's freck- led face beneath her becoming hat. His glance took in‘ the overdressy ﬂowered chiffon frock. His smile faded, and a lock came intn his eyes that made Jane's heart sink.

"Oh, yes,’ he said, with a little laugh. "We must get. together vary soon, Miss Andrews, about that p.lln of yours——"

Then, he turned back to Doris. "Do ycu fly, Miss Stewart," he ask- ed eagerly. _, V» , A,

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‘Ihe tenant was making a, stren- uous protest to her landlord.

"It's that family in tne apart- ment above me", she stormed. "They are always disturbing me. Why this morning about 1:30 they were jumlping up and down on the floor as hard as they could. I don't have to put up with it".

The landlord appeared symrpc- thetic.

“I presume the disturbance woke you up?" he inquired.

“Oh no, I hadn't gone to bed. I

was just rehearsing s. number that I'm singing for the Women's Club

professor raising a Dumb Dora 1t practically never happens.

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STUPIDITY IS CATCHING. AVOID IT

Husbands And Wives Almost Traits Of d Find A Lower Level

catching?" a woman "m: lligilt I mu ml- a dinner partner mm more seen lol- ave wars. and u we wt m") I °°“K"“3‘°°d “we” °“ . my luck, for he used to be one of the most sawe- amus

able and entertaining and

tional ball spinning with 111ml _, a. nitwit of a. girl who never had two ideas to iub together in her head and w_ “"3 it'll“ “"3129”... dbl ' as R0 gnwlsccrilclf left ill him and he l5 lust about M scintillating as a. kitchen Dan- Ilrlreyfiloiesgftakiliow anylihillﬂ that 13 K01" world except whBl/‘S 1111999111118 isn't interested

Business Man who makes any what makes him such

long time get to look alike," I commented.

For a husband to look at his wife's Dug nose for hall

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He doesn't read mom except the financlaclniwizpiéas’. "' Willi %.'.'.l.5.‘.°

thin ' - beanthlengerfecgi: egroilgle of the Tired body who has to tired. And I can't think

sun mores bore‘ unless he caught it

I can see how it W8-

a life-

but for him to have to listen to her

continued my friend reflectively, "the conclusion is inescapable. Husbands and wives are contagious and they nearly always seem to cct each other with their bad qualities. All of this talk about a. pure, woman lifting the rounder she marries up to the higher life. or a co loge to liis intellectual level is It is a

ood

lust tcmmyroi. hundred-to-one shot that the little

Puritan takes to drink and night clubs, and that the college Drofemor quits reading anything but the funnies.

Soon Become Alike “It's queer." went on my friend,

"how immune husbands and wives

seem to be to the good qualities of their mates and how susceptible they

are to the bud ones. 4 quarreler and the first thing you any ﬁsh wife. Let a big. genial,

Let a sweet. amiable girl, know she is at _ jolly chap pick out disgruntled. eﬂvlm-IS

for instance. marry a it hammer and tongs like

suspicious little shrew for a wife and he turns almost overnight into a

pessimist.

"Whether a man remains s. good

son and brother after marrl e or

not almost invariably depends upon whether his wife likes his fami v rr not. Apparently he forgets he ever knew of them bcforl- and breaks out

John is no-a/cccunt J/iary is lazyl so. but they never irritated him and, lie never scratched them off his payroll until he caught the 11168 1mm hi!

with a. rash of her opinions of them. Mother asks too much of him. Maybe

wife. They Become Twin Bore:

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would certainly take the edge of! oi|

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“All of us have seen men who were ﬁne and generous and brilliant

marry stupid, narrow, stingy wives.

and more like ills wife as the years went by.

And we have seen the man get more

We have seen him lose his

ambition and his breadth of view; we have seen him become penny-pinch- ing and greedy until his soul shriveled up and became as small as hcra

ivas. “And how many talented, clever music after marriage because

reading and studying because their husbands are not interested in

girls we know who give up their

their husbands do not like music; who quit

liter-

ature; who drop out of society because their husbands do not like to go to

parties; who don't go to the in a chair, until they are just as dull They are twins as bores."

“Maybe it is all for the best," I said consolingly.

t0 be a sort of flattening-out process

comin "

movies because their husbands want to snooze

and tiresome as their husbands are.

“Marriage is bound

and. perhaps. it is a. good thing for

gs. “Well, anyway, they are catching?‘ pgrsipted my friend.

Shun Lung Engagements

10 years.

everything that is sweet and attentive

now and take care of me? break oil your engagement.

you. I dc man who ls that egotistic and selﬁsh

ever did, but. lie alivays claims that he get better established ill his profession. have broken down in my work, and the doctors say that I must have rest. Don't you think, if he really loved me. that he would

' -hi ithout baylnR th price of joy your comgjizllllgllilisyﬂyll vwill riiiss much iieycu don't

Dear Dorothy Dix-I have been going with a young man for that last l-lave been engaged to liiin for more than eight years.

He is and seems to love me as much as he isn't able to marry, that he must

I am alone in the world unfl

want to marry nle DISTRESSED.

ANSWElh-I certainly do, and I think that you will be very wise to Evidently the man finds it pleasant to en-

having to suptin. get him, because a milk a a poor husband.

DOROTHY DIX.

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