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. U! PARTY era of an hour. .W‘ban at lalt Bndlieard fooia _ "I was knocked out. I've been in- aomi doubted the: e sensible. I've been dr . What , tnoomalicf Iwantﬂrstoiailisa inkof wha ue had meant to sayia e water. I've got a fever on me. Then

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“What , u want ls a whisky and soda. en someone o t to bandage you up.’

“But tell me what has ha “Ifl-lere‘: Rogers. Rogers. "Are you hurt?" asked R03"!-

"Noth m. Tell me."

"It's gone like clockwork. What a scra ! A lovely scrap! And right in the E6811. oi’ the West End Nohing like it for years. Poor old l-lorry!’

"What's hﬂp‘ ned to hun?"

should a voice he has for the Wildemessi But he's hurt-decidedly hurt . . I'm sorry about that. I don't like things happening like that. There's a limit to ihi s. I hope it_was ac- cidental. But e rest of tne ﬁght was fair and square. I pose you didn't see one of my itechapel kids tackle that all-in man, know the Terrible Slew? Dodged his kick and caught his heel and over he went. Just before the plat- form et. I thought he'd broken his net . Subsequent proceedings interested him no more.‘ . . .

"Or ybe he th t he'd earn- ed his pay. A lot o those roughs seemed to get heart failure when they saw what the had to deal with. They though thgllzere lust

.Wha.twuheg0ingioaay?“'rhis ﬁnishes politics for me. I know

like that. _ . a faint h the inspec- wicket and iickered arway It was like the flicker Of an . l-lis heart was now beating very fast.’ Someone ra'tle:l the door. A voice outside asked: “Anyone here?" Very like 1rweli's voice but you u; sue. Better keep siill. tend 0o be asleep? Tneii came another quite familiar voice. “R/ud!" Md leapt to his feet: “Chiffon! Giuliani Is that you?" Ohiffan‘; voice. h h-pitohed and i Where the

cheerful: "Here he hell are those keys?"

And then instantly the light went on again . . . Somebody was iny- lng something about a fuse.

A key turned in the lock. the opened and Chiffon stood wl

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leader.

, “What is it? Is it still flihursday?" “Still Thursday. Rud! How long

do you think you have been here? “Eternity? _

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were certainly oi friendi with us.

_ orry. . . dgglgyl’, know each other, often they were just slcging blind. but my boys knew ea oher down w the ground. Anyhow it was the tlfeﬁ-esl scrap you ever! .

scrap.’ _

Rud was still sitti on the plank bed. but his ieadersh p was recon- lstructirw itieli very rapidly in his

mind hen he s ke again. he sgoke as the Chie and everylmﬂ l tened. _ __

“Here we are.‘ he said. E806!" for my temporary obliteration, the whgle thing's evidently gone like clockwork. Eh? As we Kianned- it. We've put it over-than to Bod-

press resources available and e aln quite clearly what it was ﬁll 8 t- Thrioe is he armed that hath his quarrel just. But he wins out who gets his tale first!’ We must have ahlﬂdﬂfﬂlhhﬁs. 1'11 talk to every 1n- reads and writes"

use ' Within hell an hour

Bohun‘: covet chair. bandaged and heroically men stood or wa ked about. (“ we have chairs up here. the 'il park themselves." said Rud ta an entirely new view of the . Sustained by

sea question on injection oi’ ed himself.

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lucldly, carefully. and over and over again. It was urgently necessary for the public to understand what nod happened. For a long time (he farny had been baffled and rioniplussed by the increasi l eccentric behavior- of its leader. e had arrested what was essentially a eat, common- sense movement the Anglo- American people-the common pee-i

F “Eh? What was that?" said one of the reporters. "Anglo-American". Rud repeated his words very ser- iously.” "Anglo-American common

people.

They had tried to reason with Bohun; they had meant to have an entirely private discussion; but his lordship had thought better of it. Or worse of it. . . .

"You can take our cameras all over the e ouse now, and i think you realize what we were up against. You'll mid some queer things, It's yielding up its secrets. But see for yourselves. . . .“

"It's a t story," said one -oi' the news- alwks.

"You_don't know the half 0f it yet." said chiffon.

_"And now." said Rud, "the really aégﬁniﬂca-nt news. The uiar Boc- i ist. Party will go ahe It has rescued itself. It ll free. It is reiuv- enescerrt. mu it is a. natural and

inai point: xncti $1 glee ootirid it havz survived Bot-run? No. I'm not a bit e .

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There Are Times When Husbands and Wives Caribe-tooGood to Each Other; It Pays to Offer Constructive Criticism if it is

Not Tinged With Bitterness '

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plain about Don't. you have any win- ions? Don't you think I want wufeei abused Once in ti. while and nave a good cry? Well. W; hik- band saw the light and he began to find faint and as izme authority. and the wiue was delighted and improved and developed tome of Call

You ﬁgure them out. I canAt.

character. MERE MAN.

"And Spring would be but dreary weather if we had nothing else. than spring,’ sang the old poet. That applies to marriage as well us‘ to climatic conditions. We nave to have min to make us appreciate ihe sunshine; storms to make us know how beautiful a clear day is.

All of us dream of the periect husband and wile. but. iortunatqly,

rnr we would be bored to death witn ' . could stand living with Patient Grhelda. who bowed her head meekly to all of her husband's orders and never answered berated her ior everything he did and didn't do. Nor could any woman endure a nmband and w no uabied her and ycs-yeased her and who gratiﬁed her every wish. it would be as nauseating as living on a

diet of chocolate creams. _

The trouble with being u good husband or a good wile is that it is so difficult. to know gust what the party of the oher-part wants and when one is giving satisfaction. Every man, for instance. thinks that lie wants his wife to be a coolrig dove and for her to be bowie-staying and domestic and a rubber stamp of himself. Yet let her be all that and he oom- miitlls that she is dull and srnelis of the kitchen. He hunts u some

' elier lady with a_ supply of w and new ideas that e him sit u and take notice.

1 is the some way with awomaii. She inks she would lite to be married to a man who will bill and coo over her and let her lead him around by the n0.e, and who will be a ﬁreside companion. But if one gels one of these perfect-lover husbands who is a isissing bug. watch her uliiTl the back of ner ear to his lips. If she marries one she can m‘

or h if’ lain a etay-at-homer she is always

ds and wives enioy a griev- io complain

told inc that he had you beat it? Women!

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Phi-WP m8)’ have some association with mBYTlIBE U118 l5 $1139. 1 will my baby had nevecr been born if he has to be called Phiii . I love my luisband. and every time I thin-l; of his ﬁrs‘? "l" B °°ld W" 80H over rne but I know he doesn't, love her. In tact, ‘he has forbidden me ever to mention her name to him. My sweetest Ila/wines is in pleasing my‘ huebuid. but if this is true about the name of Philip I just dont sec ow I can give it to the baby, What. is your advise? H5313;

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Name the baby w please your husband, y name boy after your father. And, for heaven's sake, ‘huuiﬁorrowingthfrofiligg over notliirz. W!‘ You havent the Jaintest shred of evidence that he name Philip is connected in any way with yqur mgbandg; previous m“-

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all rﬁlatlons wilthrthem the better for you. _ any D600 e ave a fancy for some one particular name, so the e i ilwi-hlﬂs Wmbﬁﬂliillﬂﬁbd oger in your husband liking the name of Philly: ‘m be ,, avrypml¥nameumase le one and one he a beﬂeygnsmlle-iwld b0 be axiéeralilfe, . That l5 the main thing sound rldgoﬁwm he is a grow‘; m“ Rive it some name that. wll D°ﬁ l‘ ° Y -—I am married to a: man who i-s fine in every way

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Q- Is it proper to use a visiting card when sending regrets to an invitation? a '

A. No. If an answer is requested the invitation must be answered by a written response on personal stationery.

Q. What constitutes real social happiness?

A. It has been said that social happiness is attained only through friendship that has no regard for age. sex. or creed.

Q. Are menu cards ever used at a dinner given in one‘: home?

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