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THE EUGENE RE GISTEB.GtT'AItlV 1, i- , t RID MSS MA VJ,H flHAPTEB X L,h muHlnsr He frowned t "rt.r're horrible here." "' sniffed at tbi. drawl- ' I Ma continued, "And JTblSSw. too- . SET; thin, dr, tart en't 'ny r J.." a!" VlUTe'led the card - Un and down. HI. emotional ".up .kini from him any latioa -- - . tili. L. "bVh "da had eoted L none of "ir ,et 8T ?m , . sadly mismanaged place 7 .. mv tin selection ,t c'i':;i;0r. cooking m t"" 'r. "-i ., ; vn. And LLids a dsub '" r" tnnnhine her.. Vance l,t . . teetb on nm .. ... irAar war given """ '.7;.;.. twisted hiBh He wa.ur.., ... - .a nor wu.y wwos-w, ' E' Lida had deliberately asljod .yariety of tea that .be 'd,, would not find m the place, V. j..1a mn Hf n pMon In I t, I .. -.1...... nn Tnfirrnr how .portont the others might be. lirrr it's such loathesomo " Vance said aa the waitress ,'ned and nut the food down be- them. ABiun mo ,1, indicating her disapproval, da" Vance went on, "about Miami trip I don't want to nag ,011 will, won't yon?" know. Vance I' Mease, dearest!" ftot yon see, vance Barling, I'd have some chance to I you tuerei x 4 this sort of thing. I mean Lle Thrope who had come pirff- iato the tea room wicn a serins fall of purchases, inciuamg woiu hard water soap, a bag of meli, handkerchiefs for. Jim and i.nt TARft for the dining room, led herself at a table and looked I id- ... ,s was glad she had come in, tmgh she knew she abouldn t J even the few pennies her re- fcment would cost, ane was go to. be short again at tne enn 01 month. And she simply couldn't Aunt Ella to help her out again. t Ella had a fixed idea that Bcs- Hidn't manage well. h scanned the menu, then looked lis the room to see her cousin, Stafford, with ."that Carter Usle, usually so gentle, hated for her slender elegance and hen n of the things Bessie felt every bun should do to help her husband along, Yes, It was Lida and the sue was acting was shameless, wonder Bentwell drank! Bessie ltled to move so that Lida and eicort would not see her. Aunt ought to know about this but fain by tale-bearing was so un holy lowl Neither BcBsie nor husband, Jim, despite their real ', wanted their sons to have mon- kained in that way. Bis stooped wearily to pick tip string bag and moved. No, Lida not seen her. kisla knew Lida had told Aunt about Bessie's throwing awaf mushrooms that had been half e when delivered. Lida had fol- d Beasie to her kitchen, raising beautifully arched brows after fok at Moggie. Maggie never did quite neat. And the next time LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE Crime Does Not Pay By HAROLD GRA at Aunt Ella's Bessie heard, "Mush room, for a large family, Bessie, are a very expensive form of food. The Idea of throwing them out, quite lankly, amazes me!" She would take hot chocolate with whipped cream and try not to brood upon things, Bessie decided, It didn't do any good but Just the same thinga weren t always fair. Meantime, In another part of the city, Barrett Colvin hart returned home from Miss Ella Sexton's to telephone to Marcia. "I have only a few momenta to talk," Marcia said with nervous haste. "I don't know when Dick will come in. I didn t go to meet him. I've felt miserable all day. Barry?" "Yes, dear?" "That Dexter person called agato!" "For what purpose?" Barrett al most barked the question. "I don't know. I wasn't here. He left hi. card and wrote on It wait, I have it here somewhere. Here It is. Barry ?" "Yes, dear." "He wrote. 'I have a matter of 1m portnnco to discuss with you. I will come back and wish to see you.' thought, Barry, that If you knew wiiere he was you could talk to mm. Do you know where he Is?" "I don't," Bnrrett admitted, "hut you mustn't worry. I'll find him somewhere and, Marcia, don't have him admitted agnin. Tell him to come to see me. . "Oh. thank yon. darling!" "Never mind about that. I hope you'll feel better soon." "I will I do already!. All this has worried me so. "But you're not to worry!" he told her grimly. He left the telephone to stride down the floor, smoking determined ly. When he had a chance to deal with young Dexter he would end this persecution of Mnrds, It was outrageous! Dick Radnor, Barrett thought, was the sort who could care deeply enough to forgive a lot. He had seen Dick to chat with him for n short half hour In Dick's office. On the other hand, he knew Dick's familr and their reputation for al most brutal honesty. Whatever hap pened, Marcia must not be subject ed to any more of these disagreeable situations, Barrett decided, until she was in completely good healtn again. Ho ran his hands through his sandy hnlr. Life could be so damn ably difficult! And what had Lida Stafford mean! by saying that her daughter, Elinor; liked the wrong sort of young men? He would have been Willing to wager his last cent on that girl. Barrett wished Elinor', mother hadn't said that. The whole day had been a suc cession of Irritations. First the vis it to Gerald and the problem of get ting the youngBter a new and better sort of home. Then Miss Ella and her miserable suggestion that Bar rett should spy on her relatives. Well, he'd quelled that, he felt sure. And now Dexter! "You're dining In, sir?" Higgin. nsked from the doorway after his usual hesitant cough. Of course he was dining In, Bar rett realized, but the thought for some reason was irksome. He didn't want to talk with men this evening and he knew no woman who would be agreeable company either; He had a quick flash of Elinor Staf ford', face and knew that if he could he would have hurried eagerly to fotcii her and settle her across a table from him. "Yes, Hlgglns," Barrett answered wearily, "I'm dining in " (To Be Continued) The Best of the Nation's "Human-est" and Fonniest Comics On This Page Daily t'f GEE- I SUC ... , , f THAT WAS A A V "rTIFm3$i TH!!xm 4 couco 00 r VnJL , " . ukkv mgak- I m 21 lkapim' Lizasos- B thv watrr our oc tuna I 1 SMACK O Kw.jjMfe!! ' 148 MAB K L CURB 6MOOOH- HER6 WAV LOOKtN' FOB TBOOW- J ft VICTUALS- TM ftWSYSSm i PAp6'- MCW ' VTS l- j, CI LISTBN TO TM, I TWBV THOUQHT TVISV WRR.I f ? LOOKS LIKB A, III We 865 , 2".'." J? "SPEECfV M BMAITT CMOUOM TO CBT I mice, a an Sm'mWri i what's ooin' om- - OUSTIca- COSMIC 9i A WITH IT- WHAT I f PLACE LttT'S Sri' ''ftJbsSMMjf 1 AVM THKRS'U. 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