The Daily Independent from Murphysboro, Illinois • Page 5

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1941 THE DAILT l5fDEPE5Ji)ENT, MlJRMYSBOiRO, ILLINOIS PAGE FlVE 'inner Party for Mission Worker at Roberts' Hotel! i Dr. and Mrs. M. S. Harvey en-j tertained at a dinner party last evening af Hie Roberts hotel, fol- lowing church services, in "honor of Miss'Hannah worker from Los Angeles.

Cal I Among the guests were Dr. and -Mrs. E. TJ. Yates.

and daughter Helen. Air. and Mrs. Roy Smock. Sir.

and Mrs. H. C. Dawson, Miami Travis Walters and Mr. and Mrs.

Harsh el Tosh or Bloomington. Miss Fletcher spoke las! evening: Urges Price 'Fixing at the church services. Reception for Newlyweds at Home of M. Richardson Mr. and Mrs.

E. M. Richardson of -110 South Ash- Carbon- clale. entertained at a reception and -tea'at their, home yestreday in honor of their son-in-law and- daughter Mr. and Mrs.

Reginald Charles I-oyd. who were recently -married Mr. and Mrs. -Loyd are visiting in Carbondale at the home of her par ent.s. Mi-.

Loyd is enjoying a fur lough from his duties at Camp Hulen. Texas. Mrs. Isoyd is employed as a receptionist in Paducah Ky. The tea table was centered with a three-tiered wedding cake surrounded by white roses and white candelabra.

There were 3S guests present. Buy Your Groceries and Meats at LUCIER PICSIK 112 N. 11th St. lip Round in Little ftujpt MURPHYSBORO 4 TWO (right). 1 -industries board head, confers with Rep.

Henry Steagall. chairman of House Banking and Currency commission, when he testiiied before the Senate to advocate more drastic price control. OVER 1 a QQQ CARS DELIVERED THIS YEAR Reliance Chevrolet 5604 WALNUT. Phone 289 afsaafKmsamtmmmt I COMFORTABLY COOL VARSITY THEATRE CARBOIUEHiLE LAST TIMES TONITE Restrictions on Water Lifted in Garbondale PERSONALS and Mrs. Ceylon Cliappell ot Cairo spent Sunday in Carboudale.

Allan of Sikeston visited AVith the near completion of the relatives in Carbondale yesterday. Crab Orchard water line to Carbon- 1 daie. the restrictions imposed on citizens during the water shortage have been lifted. Today, final the John Mpyer and grandson. Her- bie Dougmi.

visited in Carbondi.lo Saturday afternoon. "By Reiman By-Mrs. George-Pate Mr. -and Mrs. Oscar Estes-'of i 'Mr.

nnd Robt. Heiple gave have returned-, to La Siiiiday'in-lionoi their home after a- week son, Gene, Avho his visiting Glaiide has -been 'living 'near 'family. Those in attendance 'Miss'Beruadine is were Mrs. 'John St-ant- workihg--in Spring-field, a hd, Mrs. 1 Mr over the'-weekend.

a iid 'Mrs. ''Malvin Williams of Dn Mr. and Mrs: Clarence''Breeden. -Miss 'Rnlh -Kimmel, Mi Helen-Shirley of vancl Mrs Pl rtnk -Mis De Virgil Roy mUh ''Miss -Lou'ise -Greger- ancl Johnston City, on, '-Warren- Crews, Miss "Letha on Mr; and Frank -Reiman, Bariistt, lihe- lion- Sunday. or'gurst 'Mrs.

Gene Hei- Mr. -and 'host -and 1 hostess "Mi ter. Clara, 'of St. "the 1 Robert Lloyd an -James- -Hrirtsock House. 'j'iind 'sou.

Joe, of the Du'-'Qiidiii fWye" were- callers at the home ot 'UK-JiiA'MljAiSlJ i Guy-WlHia'ms'-has been'''ill in ilied--the-last'few -davs. Logan Qmgley of Hast St! -Louis, John Qiiigley of Iowa. 'aiid -'Mrs. i Lillian Davis of callefl-'on Mr. By-'W-a-rTda'Gr'abbw Arthur Van' George Stsdelbach- Wm.

Smith of Hurst-'and 1 ai and .1. Miss Beltilla' iKollebk, 3 1 of' Cbbden i 111., were supper guests of Miss'. with Mrs. Ida Heiiuesy; -Sirnday. Ijow James Doty --of Ml Emma DuRall in'Jones- Phoenix.

Albert: McClelland: 1 0 0 Thursday- aiid "Friday "attend-" and Kenneth McClelland ot" Ver-j ills il "'ee'tins 1 "of the hot lunch gennes. spent Monday with Mr.Y 1 0 16151 and Mrs. Lipe. I "Loyd Ba-llard of Gobden-was a Paul Conroy 'returned -home -Sun- inisiness caller in this vicinity re- day after several "Cliristo-i celll 'y. ))her.

Mrs Tuesday fronrSt; Louis w-here-shel whri is employed there. went to accompany--her-daughter. I "Wa'yne Lasley of'Anna Mrs. Frick, -and- grandson, home. Mrs.

Mrs. G-iles 'Ei(ie and Albert Mceiella'nd of Verseii-: lies and Mrs. -Harris were' dinner guests Friday -of -Mr. and Mrs. Lipe.

Miss Anna Hennesy; aunt, Mrs. Meyer, and Hennesy visited Mrs. Visino in Mtirphysboro, Sa'tnr- i day. Roy Rosenberger of Oraville, call-; ed at the Fohne- home Sunday, Mr. and "Mrs.

Fred and Mr. Phoenix, Refugee Romance Lovely Latin in rial was 'rtiade in the How- 'ard ccirietery west of. Hurst. Mr. and -Mrs.

Fred- Fassel and sons '-motored to Hurst Monday evening to see Mr. Passer's mother. is ill. .1. A.

Rush Inoiored' to Mui-phys- bovo Monday morning on business. Drilling for oil has again 'start- eil north of hero on the WilliJms I'ann. neur where Hie -other' 1 we'll was drilled. They are how down several hundred feet. s.

Fred Fuss el and sons, Jimmie. Roy and Kenneth. J. A. Rush and Mamie Farner motored to Saturday morning to attend tile Marissa barbecue and picnic.

They spent the Right with Mr. 'Rush's Uaug'hter. Cecil Steele. and family, returning "Shn- day morning. Birth 'Mr.

and Mrs. -Paul Taitt are-the i parents of a son. born Thursday night. This' is their first child. Glpyer, 2 and Frank "Baldwin, 18 months, apparently are thataway.

They sters.ngw Long Barn, century -Charles his-f8m- ily once lived in England. MARSHALL SPRING BYINGTON Donald Duck Cartoon DAY Admission 10 20c ing ter full tests on the flow of water, the line and the pump- ability were made and the wan-ill probably be turned on in within the next two days. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Van Natta and Mrs.

Alice Parkinson visited in Murphysboro Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Bessie O'Brien is visiting Lloyd'-Allard'Vetni'ned'-'homel Kentucky with 'her 'husband. visited his Mrs. Violet StitJciliach- er and family, last week.

F. L. 'Winn was called to Missouri- 'last' WPek- due 'to the illness of his father. Frank 'Winn. H.

Carter of Alto Pass was a )msintss caller in this section, recently. The POND By Bertha' Fraley dance aL Ray Robinson's 1 the. patents a pound girl born at their home here Saturday. i Mother and -baby -are doing nicely. I 'Mr.

'iiiul Everett Burkett of -Chicago were week, end guests of Mr. -and Mrs. Yallie- Vancil. Mrs. Duv.ardo is employed 1 ill Joliet.

Spent' Sunday with 'his family. His son accompanied Oiim back to. Joliet. Mr. and -Mrs.

'Ben Bailey 'and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Leeright Detroit. Angle I Wright of Cairo -visited Tuesday with Mrs. Jessie Wright.

i Ralph (Doc)' Bremnv of''Vienna'I I spent Sunday in Willisville visit-1 'ing friends nnd former students. I This is Seriorita Maria Teresa daughter of Don- Diogenes s.c a l.a rr.t Venezuelan ambassador-to, thei.U.S.;Just in be crowned- Queen Nicotina by -Assistant War Secretary Robert: Patterson during Festival Goming- to Murphysboro, HI. BR. BEEDLE in 'Internal Medicine Friday, Sept. 26 ONE DAY ONLY Hours: 9 a.

m.Ho 3 p. m. Will-Give Free Examination Learn the facts about your eye, take advantage of this free offer now. because incurable complica- lions frequently result from neg- lect and delay. Hundreds of persons from all at parts of the State have beneiUted from Dr.

Beedle's treatment for tended the mineral bmulayot -Miss, diseases of Hie stomach, heart, Lena -of- Mr. bladder, liver, catarrh, Mrs. Richavd-Fa-nu. Born near DC- i 1 a weak lungs, rheumatism, Soto November-27. 190S.

At time of, deajb -she was- -S3 years 'of EAST DE SOTO ROUTE 2 By Marhie Farner -Death 'from this 'vicinity age. her the ser- Roseuberger, Saturday night was well attended, and Mrs. Ja-mes Doty 'of Arizona, were dinner -OAK-LAND guests of Mr. Wednesday. and Mrs.

Lee- Those' present wore Mrs. Willie Childers 'and family St. Louis, was 1 years She 'ha'd been invalid' all life and-had been'ailing for Jast several- years but only iously ill one week. She passed'a way''at the Koine of her Rosie TTahn. Friday evening at 7 p.

m. Her'father preceded lier in death 15 '3'ea'rs- ago. Besides 'her mothei Miss Ruby Brown of was I the guewt OL friends id Carbondale i this-, week-end. Mr. and Mrs.

Norn's Runalls I were guests yesterday of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. Rup.nals.

Robert J. Brunner Married Saturday! i i The wedding of Miss Patricia I Louise Geilhausen, daughter of I Mr. and Mrs. O. C.

Geilhattsen of 512 Kawlings street, Carijondale. to iiobert. .1. Brunner. son ot Mr.

and "Mis. O. A. Bvunner of Milwaukee. took place Satur- and Mrs.

Mose Harris of day afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Danville are visiting in Carbondaie. First Presbyterian church in Car-' bondale. i Sirs. F. P.

Scbuette and son. Ros- Tlie Rev. Charles X. Sharpe' coc. were business visitors in St.

read the double ring' ceremony I Louis today. in the presence of the bride's par-! ents. Mr. and Mrs. "Geilhausen, i and Mrs.

James Koerner and the groom's parents. Mr. and noln wei Hie Sunday SHOAL CREEK Mrs. -Bertha" Robinson, Dara' Kenneth, Norina. Eva Lens, and Bill R'O'hinson, Mr.

and Mrs. Pete Elmore. Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Gill and fa'niily, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Masou, Mr. and''Mrs. Wiley Elmore, and children. Dr.

Beedle treats successfully without surgical operation enlarged prostate, hemorrhoids. stones, goitre, tonsils, t'emaie 'dis- turbauces, and appendicitis. If you suffer from any of'the above name'd and would like to know what might be done for you without surgical operation it will cost you' nothing to find 1 out. On she this trip Dr. Beedle will give you and'i his professional services free I charge.

He will give you a thorough examination without charge, cases accepted for treatment By Austin Johnson Henry 'We'stou of Mr. and 'Mrs. 'Henry Austin Johnson and children, By 1 leaves the- following brothers H. V. Reeder and Mrs.

sisters: Raymond of De Soto R. 2. H. V. South were 1 business visitors Omar.

Hurst, Archie' of Towa. Clar- in in Sparta Friday. ence -of East 'Moline. Floyd, Robert I medicines will "lie furnislied- on low Miss Dorothy Boucher has iic-. and Roy at' home.

Mrs. Maggie terms, dep.ted a position in Chicago. iBarnett: COME on the above date and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boucher.

De Soto -R. 2. -Mrs. Marie 'Inger- Richardson, rs Gates and sou, ot- Soil, Mrs. Dollie -Barnum.

De Soto, visited the former's iRoyalton. Funeral -services "Ralph Sykes. Phil Austin. Louis and W. Vog'ler were business visitors in St.

today. Miss Margie Cunningham of Blkville was in Carbondale on bus- inessthis mornniA'. Comedy and News RODtERS THEATRE Carbondale, 111. Doors Open 6:30 P. Show Starts 7 P.

M. M. LAST TIMES TONIGHT ANYBODY -CM WWiam LundtfM Cuinn "Big WilHami Directed by WILLIAM KdCHLCY VMHKER Hatiwial Picture frmiliM Sports and News Adm. 10 20c "All Tiines TUBS, and WED. g'room's Brunner.

and daughter. Miss Virginia Brunner. of Milwaukee, and of Mounds City, great aunts of Hie the Misses Rena and Ella Craiu bride, and other relatives and clcse friends. Preceding the ceremony. Hunt Mitchell played "Love's Old; Mr.

and Mrs. Edwin L. Chapman Sweet Song" nnd "The Sweetest- are visiting their son and daughter- Story Ever Mrs. L. C.

Sapp in-law. Mr. and Mrs. David Chap- sang "The Rosary' and i man, in Chicago. The bride, given in marriage by her father, entered the church afternoon guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Huelson. Mrs. Anna Norris has returned I to her home in Metropolis, after i visiting in Carbondale with Mr. and Mrs.

B. Runalls. panisfcMr. -and ''Mrs. G.

P. -Rath and 'daughter, Inez, of Elkville, to the Carter reunion at a- cluirc! named Ashland, near Spriu, i 111. It was the 50th-reunio G. P. Rath is a sister to Mrs.

Henry Weston and Austin Johnson. They have uncles and cousins ill that vicinity. Mrs. Henry Weston and Austin Johnson hadn't visited there for 15 years. Those who visited Sunday nt-the home of and Mrs.

Henry Elmore were Mr. and Mrs. Ll'oyd Austin and son, and Miss Mable' Elmore of Harrison. Mr. and Mrs.

Claud Elmore of Murphysboro. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lester Marshall and daughter. Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Weston and children of near 'Fate Chapel church- visited Sunday -with 'Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray. aiid Rnlvye, Jesvel Tyler, Harlin Boucher, and 'Mrs.

conducted church j. lean; simple and easily diseases can be banished by painless and 'effectual treatment. Remember the examination is FREE. enberry aiid John Elmore. Mr.

and Mrs. Jr. Reeder of Mur- Harry Reeder. Tuesday evening. in Bush.

Rev. Van -Walker, official- physboro visited Friday aPternoou n. Mrs. at'-Wiley Blmore's. to the traditional wedding music.

Soft music was- 'played throughout the ceremony. Ushers were Robert Geilhausen. brother of the bride, and Thomas Chailes. The was Philip Kimmel, Jim Anderson. Eddie A''ogler and Joe Van Nntta were business visitors in Herrin todav.

and Mrs. John Chapman. Clyde Henson and Robert Chapman V-ALH2EY Mr. and are Mrs. Frank relatives in Palermo i St.

Louis. SERIAL STORY I BRIM FROM THE SKY BY HELEN WELSHIMER COPYBIOHT. NEA SERVICE. 'By Miss-'lrene Edgar A large crnwd attended-the -annual Denmark church 'home com- -1-ast. Sunday.

The former 'pastors. -Rer. Coleman and 'Rev. and Mrs. Comer, were there.

"R'evJ Coleman gave -the--att-ei-ii 0611-'messa-Ke, which was greatly-enjoyed l)y all. Special songs and music nvere 'fin- joyed throughout the day and night services. Mr. Aikin of Murphysboro gave a good talk. Snu- clay moruing.

A musical 'recital church was decorated' throughout i silecl i i at Makanda yesfer-j will be at Denmark with pink gladoli and white mums, i clriv church, Thursday, riig-ht 'Se'pt. 25. and with greenery placed in pro- fusion above the chancel. The Mr. and Mrs.

Yank Leek, entire setting was lighted with i of. Elkville spent Sunday in Car- candelbra. bondale -with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey The bride was attired in a I Xoonor.

By Delia-Grammer 'Mrs. Goldie Stearns and 'child-! ren and Mr. and Mrs. Homer I Rains a'ud children visited with Mr: -and 'Mrs. Hai'iiinic Bovirland at De Sunday afternoon.

Han-ell Carter attended a foot 'Ivall g-ame at Johnston City Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Halliday and sons of Granite City spent Saturday night at the'home of Mr. and Mi a.

Albert Stone. Mr. 'and Mrs. Albert Stone have returned'to their home after spending last'week visiting in Cobden afi'd Alto Pass. Charley Martin visited Satin-day 'evening -with her daughter.

Mi-s. Pearl Leslie, who is ill in 'the 'Du -'Quoin hospital. 'Mi-, and Mrs. Esther Vorse and 'c-hi-hlren -of Ma-kanda 'Spent Sim- day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Tna Halliday and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Teany and of St. Louis.

spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Splller and daughter. THE STOIVV! Avintor Silmly Allitneriiiitn to cxplnin Jonji- UiNtjmcc 1o asxociatu Kinc editor A.lleii thnt ihere is 110 to stories linking linn roniiuiticully tvith lieirvNs Peg: vd, pretviids she does not care. though she'told olll- tliilt slic Haiict-e Hhe sought iiifloriiiation after lie had- disappeared.

She keeps an eiiK-agremeiit ivitli Hoprers. -Iin'iidsome, 'devoted yininp: attot-jiey, obviously lias a UMcstion to. ask hei-. OFFER OF MARRIAGE PHILIP CHAPTER and Judy were seated brown ensemble with matching ac- cessories and with a corsage of yellow rosebuds. Sh'e ated from the University High school and attended the Southern Normal University.

She was recently employed with the-' Illinois Commercial Telephone Co. and is a member of the First Presbyterian church. Her only attendant. Mrs. Ray' Hicks, wore a brown ensemble with brown accessories and with a corsage of pink Richard Geilhausen, brother of the bride, was groomsman.

-Mr. Brunner attended the Milwaukee schools aiid is a member of the Baptist, church. He is employed with the Remington Rand company in Jefferson City, where the newlyweds will be at home after Oct. 1. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents.

Mrs. P. -G. Bride Cairo, grandmother of the bride, and Mrs. Emma Brunner.

grandmother of the groom, presided at the tea table. Following the reception. Mr. and Mrs. Bvunner left for a wedding trip through the south and wast.

There were 35 guests present at the'reception. $ees Surprises teacher, -Mrs. '-Ruuion. Mrs. -Mrs.

'H'onYer Russell aiid 'Miss Irene E'dsar-at- tended 'the Ft'ieiidsliip- ins'at t'he'h'oine' Freeman Robinson '-Wednesday. Mrs. Eel -Russell rertiained 1 for a i'swvd'ays visit. READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS W. H.

Harrison, above, OPM's director of defense building projects, predicts production figures for October will surprise all and stop gossip that plane- tank-ship-bullet building has lagged seriously. BUNCOMBE Mr. and Mrs. CWarlie Obx family of visited and Mrs. Robert Gh'adwrck aiid other relatives Sun'd'ay.

Miss' Emily -McGwire has ed to Cicero to reslime her-duties: in the public 'school th'ei-e, -after spending the sumirier vaeation here -with 'her mother. Mrs. E. McGuire and' other -relatives. Mr.

and Mrs: Harold- iBrewer. and- dau'ghter and Mr; and Mrs. Mitchell and Slaughter visited" day with Mr. and Mrs. H-erb'ert.

Stearns and family Air. and Mrs'. Lbyd Inman and daughters of Ava, "were guests of Mr and Mrs. Hobert Forby. Mr.

and -Mrs. -Richard Jackson of Limestone spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Moon. Arthur-Ross and-daughter, Nellie Joyce of Carbondale called -on Buncombe friends Saturday.

E. M. and Miss Jeannetle Casleton of Elkvilie visited Mrs. D. E.

Throgniorton Friday. Sophie-T-rucano Sig H6rhbost'el- and 'clii'Vdren and and Trucaiio wei Smi'day -guests of Mr. 1 alit! -Mrs. Young-aiul s'on -'of 'Walsh. 'Mrs.

"'Josephine 'Dietrich visited days -last 'week with relatives in and Mrs. Edward 'VWen'd'ell are the': parents of 1 girl 1 horn "at 'their''home here Tvresd'ay morn- ingJ'Tlie 7 1-2 pound-daughter and 'mother are doing -fine. Sain Costa 'depa rtecl -Monday for ew' Jersey to vacation- with 'relatives. While there he will- 1 attend the wadding of his son, p.iiilip. and 'Mrs.

James Snider and 'Richard, spent --Saturday' with frfeiids- at Murphysboro. and-Mrs. D. A. Alley'were -shoppers in -Murphystaoro Tuesday evening.

"Mr. Max' Kowal ski'of are vacdtion- mother, Mrs. Mary 'other relatives 'and friends. JoTm Costa: was a business caller in St. Louis Wednesday.

-Kent E. Keller was a business caller in our community Saturday. and Mrs. W. W.

Gregory of Cairo and Nance of Carbondale visited Sunday with the, former's daughter, Rev and Mrs. Austin Rednour and children. M.r. and Sim Griffith are at a candle-lighted table for two in the egg-shaped dining room of a hotel across from Central Park. The dining room was on the highest floor.

The table to which the head waiter directed them was near the glassed enclosure at the front of the room. Outside the rain still flung silver magic and the lights of the park swung in the mist like distant yellow balloons. Judy looked steadily' at' 'Philip as -he said: "Darling, I've 'Been 'trying to explain 'for five' minutes 'that -I want td marry you. I'love you, if that -helps -any." 'If that helps any. Of course it 'did.

-Especially wh'en sbmebhe -whose'''tail, -lean strength was- a Gibraltar in- the midst of 'storm said the which every girl wanted hear. But how could -she forget -'eyes that a mountains and 'hair that defied hats-'and. "-How could she slide'-one man's picture-out of the frame in her heart to let another's in? 'She liked'Philip and had kh'owri him for so long. She 'had- been expecting this 'question arid knew that life -would be safer, -more serene, and happier landings in' the 'end. Judy knew her answer.

'But first she had. a' to ask. "Sara?" ''is 1 of no importance to 'us, Judy," -he. answered. ''My plans her di'dn't- amount to row of beans.

'It 'was. you I warited to -see wh'en--! eaine up town at noon." "About what?" She sipped some cold tomato juice, for the tea hour had slipped into the dinner hour while they lingered. "The book has gone to. press, carrying her by-line over your story. You can object or pass up the incident.

Your editor doesn't know about it. Your own corrected proof sheets came in too late for her reading. 'But that other question, Judy dear? The one about -marrying me?" A stream of old songs had been floating'softly from a string or- -chestra in 1 the corner. Just now someone was crooning unfamiliar words: "Breeze, that, blew my gal away, "I've 1 had the blues all day; ''Since early morn." The words-had been wistful and nostalgic when Judy was around 10 years old, wearing her curls tied up with a bright blue ribbon. Yet something in" the revival of the 1 'old song was perennially new and sad.

CHK looked into Philip's eyes, her own grave aiid a'little wet. Phil was splendid. Yes, Bark, fell, 'young, correctly handsome'in- a virile way, wealthy, 'popular, yet -not" quite as wide-shouldered, never as slouching, or-as another man who-so short a time ago had said, "I love you." Oh, you'could put all the-good adjectives in the world in a hat, shake them up, and anything you pulled out.would suit Philip. Furthermore, he' was dependable. He was reliable.

He. had a sense of humor and a fortune. He would always provide beefsteak for his table and leggings children. And Sandy was gone. Sandy who-used his-plane- as a jitney, first'for one heart, then another.

Sandy, who was bringing Peg "through. 'Her smooth cheeks deepened -th'eir color as she remem- 'bered she had proffered a love Sandy no longer needed. Philip's eyes had not strayed since he ''had- -asked- his Philip's voice was as gentle as he'repeated his'-question. With a -quick determination -Judy'-swung the'-door shut 1 on the compartment'in her heart marked 'Sandy. Silently she flung a'men- 'tal Key'out'of a great glass'-window, into the budding leaves of the park.

Sandy had been infatuation, youth -that never quite- left you. Philip was love. Security. Uh- 'failing devotion. 'Hoots.

In the fraction of a moment while she 1 made her decision. Her face was white now, but her eyes deepened their purple shadows as she smiled at Philip. "I'd 1 love marrying- you; 'Philip'," she answered quietly. She saw new radiancy in his eyes and felt a swifter beat in her' own'pulse. Oh, surely you couldn't be in love with two people at once.

You might love two men at once. But to be in love with both of that was different. Maybe a man 'could carry a double devotion. A woman couldn't. She laughed softly when Philip, who was asking the waiter to bring the check, looked at'her 1 inquiringly.

She gave him a foolish answer. She was-thinking th'at-sh'e should-have known long ago that Sandy was only Pierrot or Harlequin, adding moments' of-' gaiety as he flew-against the-wind. 'Philip was the husband eveiry- worrian wanted. Suddenly she wanted'his arms around her, his lips against hers. Somehow, words she must let him know she loved him, that the past and Sandy would not cross-the Rockies so far as she was concerned.

Philip matched her mood. He had-his long, swift roadster parked downtown. They took a taxicab to its address, climbed into the car and -followed the Hudson 'river along the Speedway to the Georjje Washington bridge that swung in silver mist against the rainy night. They crossed the bridge and rode far up the Palisades. TWHEN 'Philip swung the car around to start home, Judy sighed happily and sleepily.

The mood stayed with her until she had undressed, bathed, given her russet curls one hundred upward, outward strokes and flung her windows to the darkness and the rain. 'People forgot things, all things, she murmured, slipping between soft white sheets. In time, 'no. memory mattered. Sometimes you forgot where the hurt had been, why it had been.

Now she need not face the embarrassment that would come when people learned that she followed Sandy, only to discover he and another girl were winging their way to the western coast. She felt relaxed and protected when she fell asleep. It was around 3 o'clock that the low ringing of her telephone wakened her. She stirred, hearing it from a great' distance at first. As sleep left her the sound increased in volume.

Slipping into rose mules and flowing rose negli- gee, she started toward the telephone. With her hand on it, she paused. It would be Sandy and she had closed the gates of her heart to him; She must not answer, must not let him win her again. And yet The bell rang with a last desperate appeal. (To Be Continued).