The Daily Independent from Murphysboro, Illinois • Page 7

UttSDAY, APRIL 29, he is going to team with Morton, "but she had mot this first." lore was a sound ol! footsteps he stair they fell silent. In noment the door was pushed he is now," said Abe. orton sprang to his feet, as he (ho young man who entered. Jroat Scott!" he shouted. fith Quick leap he him- botween tho newcomer and tho r.

CHAPTRfi XXVIII he young 1 man whirled, and back. fVlwt are you doing horo?" ho anded. was tall and lot at all I he usual typ.M of dmu--, man, except for uncommon! sh of his hair, and exagger-i style of the rloihos in- wore. orton su-ppJMl toward him. dc- Irately, and clasvd Hie door be- It him.

1'an we uso your private I 1 ho asked. SuiHhino assented. "Help but there's a lot of girls Miss in the back room. out: and shut the door. all be coming In Lo listen it' oi come in too," Morton young man was edgini; along keeping a eye on lion.

in that other room," ordor- latter, crisply. I'd like to HP? you make young man thrust out his chin, leaned forward. "Just make I) MU I Jorton was shorter, Iter than the other, wholly assured as Co in there," ha and much bnt his air le advanced. id, his cyofl jting the hostile stare of his op- mt. ho young man took a step and Mien another.

Mr. denply inturojjtcd, entered Isil nation. ome along, you big bum," hr- affalilv. took the larger man hy tin; eland without, further tho- le went inio the private ofllco. Pake that chair in the; corner, continued Mr.

Sunshine. "Mr. Iton. you sit here." dropped own rovolv- Icliair, and surveyed his Phis is better than a show it- he said. Then, with sudden ftose, ho went to the door of the Irmost room, and opened it.

roar of girls and men's voices punctuated by the strains piano. .11 you people konp out of my 'he shouted, "until I open door. Anybody who cornea in, Putting'his fai'Mi- rnom, and loolvineLsj'ido- ho continued: "Young lady, I'll i 'ines." hdrawins he door, tell you when" your his head, he slain- and returned to his with his chair tho wall, his tilted knees irton sat against he naiil, "I find I didn't the whole story when I talk- vith you. Tliis fellow indiratii.g the large to tho game' on run, not long ago. lidn't gel far with it." bet not," Interrupted the syni- etic Abe.

prton continued: "He. 1 had a dancing partner. They worn o. 'Nona told me this fellow the girl could got a job in Lon- supper club if they could get. age money.

1 was sorry for the and sent them tho money. This ihoro lost it all shooting craps. took the girl's jewelry and it. He kept the money. Ho hrer; hundred dollars frrm; Morton, and didn't, tell his nor anything about it.

left her ing." bent his brows at the man "And all the while the girl worryig about him. Now ho is tg to extort a. thousand dollars Miss Morion! What had we do with him, Abo?" 10 young man stirred. "You o'ing to do anything," he as- -jd. "That girl's got a rich fath- md he'll pay anything to keep tin me from being dragged out inquired Vcl- "I'm interested.

I hap- fo be her guardian, mysalf." Sunshine, with delighted en- any Not Really End Your Corn and lous Troubles in tho Surest, jst Way With ul-O-Coi-n" actually ENDS COKN3 fovory imcUftL'o contalna a lANTKK, that you can cash at 1C your corns do not entirely difl- lir. havo a corn that la atubborn that nothing haa ovor romovod, havo i. VASCL'UUi. A chlrop- wlll not reiuovu It for lio boiler known "corn euros!" will j-ou oC It, Th'j only trcaLiuont that jrcmovo it Is "PlXD-O-COIlX." jiulrt rornodlcji aro of ton dn.n- They coulnln or woinu other II that oviiiioruUv.i So after otJoncd bottle, tho r-trcngth remedy JM novcr you ftro llablo to burn tho Irritate tho floyh, and blooii JND-O-COUX'- has tested and by tho following druggists, hut not near you rind your nelgh- doesn't havo It. wrlto TAHOTlATOUtES, 4 Chicnso, and we will usiuHin, let out a ilttle "This is groat!" said hs.

Morton regarded tho largo young man thoughtfully. "Ask Miss Morton to come in," he told Abe. Uoamiug, the theatrical agent opened the door, and summoned Aud- I'oy. An interested throng of young women crowded the opening in an instant. Mr.

Sunshine waved them back, and Audrey appeared. she saw Morton she omitted a cry. "Daddy!" "Exactly," he said. Waving toward the corner, lie proceeded: "And here's Joe." Tho girl advanced timidly, as the behind her was shut out. Mortotr moved a chair for hor, and shaking, she sat down.

Her eyes moved from Morton to the young man and back again. "Audrey," said Morton. "I'm going to tell you something. Listen carefully." He stood over her, holding out his forefinger and moving it to emphasize his remarks. "No girl, and no man.

who is innocent, ever has to pay money to keep a blackguard quiet. "This gentleman he indicated a blackguard. He has started a career in which he proposes to live ol'f the money that, women give him." Audrey, with, fear, looked at the large young man. "Watch me a moment." Morton stepped to the corner and deliberately struck the man first one cheek, and then tho other, with his open hand. "Here!" roarod tho other, without arising, "you can't do that to me.

you Morton swiftly, with the buck of his lingers, smote him oil mouth. "That will be all from you," ho said, turning his back. Joe, his face purple, moved as it (o spring. The theatrical agent was watching him, intently. In a moment, though, the young man sank back in his chair, and fixing his gaze sullenly upon Morton, wan silent.

"I'd like (o know what he'means using my of lice to collect money from women," speculated Abe. "He wanted mo to meat him on a street corner first," said Audrey, timidly. "Finally ho said to come here." Morton had returned to his chair, and was thinking. "Audrey," 'ho at last, "I'm not going to ask you were going to give him money. 1 can guess -what sort threat he made, nut dnn'l ever inlet to fear again if you meet another such situation.

"Thio whelp was really morn afraid of you than you wore of him. he thought he'd take'a chance and lie almost won." His forehead drawn in perplexity, he continued, "I don't know exactly what to do about him." He turned to Joe. "Listen here, you worthless lout! I'm going to lot you go on! of here. I'll decide later whether I'll hunt you up again. But you quit collecting money from your dancing partner.

Let the girl alone!" He rose and crossed the room. Standing close to tho young man, ho concluded, softly: "And I am quite certain that you will never come in contact with Miss Morton igiin. directly or indirectly. Do you get my meaning?" said, why that of a FOR SALE FOR two-ton olscator, good condition. Apply 13 N.

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Cars of brick delivered to your building site a specialty. tested while you wait Wilson's, 320 N. Fifth street. a20-12( READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS "Yes," growled the other, turning liis head away. 0 Audrey was buck the Sunshine Olllces the same afternoon to meet Nona.

She passed directly into the inner room, -where Mr. Sunshine himself way criticizing the work of a group of dancing girls. "Those notes are all sour that dan-ing is all wet," he pronounced. The piano player orations. The girls, panting, clustered around the producer.

He turn ed to Audrey. "Mr, Morton picked bin ho said, with'-tiissatjsl'action, he said ho wanted 'em moral, 1 so moral and had more pep. numbe.r .4 piano wl)ange locking elbows, trippod dpwn the floor. As usual, rompers or bathing 1 -for ease of movement, and their flesh showed the glisten oC perspiration. Turn- ing, they moved in pairs to the up- i per end of the room, swinging their legs "high in time to the music.

At the reverse they trooped in threes and became tangled. "Stop it!" cried Mr, Sunshine. Sound and movement halted abruptly. "You girls all go down to Dan Baster's school right away," Abe "I'll telephone them you're coming. That dance is rotten, and DR.

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(JO-eent bottle at any store' that sells medicine, and just see for yourself how perfectly it cleanses and regulates the bowels of infants and children. you've start You're not to come back and show me until you've got it riglvk Beat it!" Exhausted, the girls leaned against one another until they recovered tneir breath. Then they retreated behind a curtain that covered a corner of the room and be- gtfir to change'- explained Abe, turning to Audrey. "He drills 'em; 'em, I hope you dance better than they do. Got your dancing Audrey pointed the -bag that stood beside her on the floor.

girla'11-be oiit iiv a Abe. "Then you go.back tliat curtain and change. Nona' 1 11 in a minute." Hjffasauuterod into his own in course of tind- was by a sardonic 1 "Good' eve'ning," from Abe. "I suppose I'm late, as usual," she you don't worry, do yot-, Abie?" She gave him a pat on the cheek. Ho look-her hand and swung it before him, inspecting 'her the "Looking younger every minute, Nona," he said.

v. "Well, I'm no antique," -she fended. "I'm only 'twenty-'l'ourr-A- aml I'm. thinking of. being three next birthday." She went on into the other room, greeting Audrey, warmly.

They sat together and chatted, while the chorus girls, one by one, reappeared from behind the curtain, weaving their street dresses, and passed out ol! the room. "Isn't there a shower bath for them?" asked Audrey. Nona laughed. "What would they do with a shower?" she asked; "They'd get their hair wet." Audrey started to pro- tost. Nona interrupted.

"I know what you mean. But they don't live like you do. Some of them take baths, and some of them don't do anything but wash. There's talcum powder, and perfume, and baking soda, you know. They use all three.

She arose and started for the curtained corner, "Bring your rompers," she directed. "We'll try to do some steps. 'I have a new one." When Audrey reappeared, it was in a pinafore that reached a point several inches above her knees. Nona wore a black altin bodice and silvered trunks. these for my show," she explained, "And 1 suppose I might as well get some use" of The piano, player, after a moment's 'consultation with Nona; struck a chord, and, hand-in-hand, the started, Nona, explaining worked, for'half an hour, watched critically.

"You'll need two weeks' work," lie pronounced. ''But you're not actually bad," he added, to "And by the a dame been telephoning here, trying to locate you. If I'm. any judga, she's i enough to scratch." (To Enick The presence of a great; ice cap low'ei's of a region about 50 degrees. to Audrey step.

Morton the movements step by. and Abe XT" Oil never heard of a red-blood- 'e'd or becoming a. nervous wreck I And you never will. You never saw anybody with healthy, rich, red blood, get wearied by the activities, of daily life, Did you? weak of rich; red That's the whole trouble with those whose nerves are overwrought. They lack the resisting' stamina 'that- healthy, red-blood-cells give that'enable us.

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today from any good druggist. And get the larger bot- aftei It's more economical. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES WottaLife! By Martin MTEVV OT SINiCt BACK U6HT. VrtWtfS XOO 'DbfO't ATTENTION, M'AU ADJUSTMENT NOTICE Estate of Sarah E. Renner, Deceased.

The undersigned having been appointed Executor of: the Estate of Sarah E. Renner late of the County' of Jackson and State of Illinois, de-. ceased, hereby gives notice that he will- appear before the County Court of Jackson County, at the Court House in Murphysboro, at the July Term, on the first Monday in July, A. D. 1926, being the 5th day thereof, at which time all persons having claims against said Estate are notified and requested to attend for the purpose of having the same adjusted.

All persons indebted to said Estate required to make immediate payment to the undersigned. Dated this 27th day of April, 1926., CHARLES M. SLAGLE, Executor. DAVID B. LEVY, Attorney for Estate.

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Ed. Etkerton Farm miles northwest of Carbondale 'Friday, April 30th 1926 9 beginning at 10a.m. Lunch will be served for the benefit of Dillinger Cemetery Hamp Gardner, Auctioneer J. Ed Etherton, Si 'M -t.