Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 202, Ed. 1 Saturday, April 6, 1929 Page: 10 of 10
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Bhe waited In the kitchen until
Mildred came In. "Surely you a rent
folng to feed Harold Judson '$>lg
knuckles," she exclaimed fervently.
"Why not?" Mildred answired
coolly
Connie walled. "Well. If you dont
care anything about him you might
think of me. I wouldn’t have the
slightest objection to being Mrs Har-
old Judson, but I certainly couldn't
put romantic thoughts into a fel-
low’s head when his stomach Is filled
with pig knuckles."
Fortunately her mother was In the
dining room at the moment, else
Connie might have got a broom
where brooms were not primarily in-
tended to be used. .
Mildred looked at her soberly ’ "He
Isn’t good enough for you. Connie,
4e*r,” she said quietly. "He's a nice
boy, but he’s a weakling He could-
n’t keep a girl like you out of trou-
ble.**
"Thanks," Connie answered sarcas-
b^"y 111 keeP In)8*llf out ol trou'
“You'd probably make a lot of
foolish mistakes, married to the kind
of man Harold Judson will be "
"Well, why worry?" Connie retort-
'A^5er cab,3aKe and pig knuck-
And later, when Harold left his
plate practically untouched, she felt
correct in her conclusions.
It wasn't however, distaste for the
food -that spoiled their guest's appe-
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_lly as Mildred re-
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Hopped her mother
I to eat, but she did
m a tided cup of
ti upon Harold and
to entertain Harold
relpod tier mother
. Then she reluctant-
the lecture she was
some school friends.
fireside stuff." Har-
. settled himself down
.chair for a comforts
Eaybe you can find a
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rent off to .
ndlng with i
tow for t»
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bMton that * playing 'Hearts and
•—vers' he added as Mildred went
be radio. It was a small set and
«■ loud speaker was not loud at
11. It was a very tow speaker, and
' tinny one :at that, but Mildred
■ 1e no upotogies for it.
Ifbu know this isn't so bad," Har-
**ld after j* while, "but I would-
do it for any other girl in the
Id. Come W, let’s go to a club
dance." *
llldr d sliook her head. "I’ll show
the family album?’ she said with
ertousneas .that deceived Harold,
pretended to faint.
l'ea<) you jed dog.” he suggest-
when he "came to“. ’
<_ ,-JfflLy" Mildred asked
Harold started to tell
_ ---- .. was a card game, but
M had to answer the telephone.
>Hello. thia is 8teph*n.”
■er heart missed a beat.
-Han't that you,
• asked doubtfull
Mined silent.
■Ilo,” she said then, noncom-
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that until they______
her mother’s evident |
Ing Harold with her I
word or two of explan
Connie covered her
thought the younger arister
kid and had as llttlf U
as possible It made hi
measurably more manly to t
. eeted In a girl like Mildred.
"Deer me, dear me," Mi
rence whispered to Mildred
kitchen; "there isn’t a decer
cloth ready to urn. They’re ah «• «
laundry." " JjWj
"Never mind." Mildred soothed bet,
"We’ll do without a cloth.**
Mrs. Lawrence was horrified. "At,
on the bare table?” ahe almost
ecresched. “When we've got oogne
pany?”
Mildred laughed. "Walt a mtaut*.**
,h*. said. "Where are the sctseose?'*
She'd just thought of some blue
linen she'd bought at an early fan
sale and put away for the coming
munmer. It would make a runner
and at least four napkins. And ■
would taks but a minute to frlnee
the edges.
When the table was set with the
blue doth and a brass bowl of fruit
la the center and four small brass
candlesticks with yellow candles, it WB
made a very attractive picture. True,
the bowl had come from a junk deal-
er and the candlesticks were seconds
from a department store basemehtr "”•
but their defects were hardly no-
ticeable. ' ~ . ■.!*'
Once when Mildred opened the
door from the kitchen and let in a
whiff of their cooking dinner, Con-
nie jumped up end stormed out in-
to the domain that saw little of her.
to protest.
"Do we have to have cabbage*"
she cried in exasperation "I cant
stand it I” Bhe went over to the stove
and lifted the lid from a steaming
pot. "Pig knuckles I” Her volce/waa
filled with horror.
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ed with her. ' • .
Stephen Ini Hex Mildred to the
theater, and when Pamela learns
that they are going she L t ’
Huck to take her. hoping to ant-
»hlne Mildred with her expen-
sive clothes. Stephen confides to
Mildred that he Is suspicious of
Huck, hut she thinks he is Inere-
iv Jealous of him. Huck Invites
thrill all tp mi after-theater par-
ty but Mildred refuses to go. •
Pamela's brother, HAROLD,
thinks Huck a broker and a
lucky gambler, so asks him for
tips.' He pretends to have made
money on the |>onles through
some friends and offers to Intro-
duce Harold to them. They let
him win at first and he boasts
to Mildred, with whom he Is In
love, but she warns him against
Huck. She consents to spend an
evening with him to prevent him
from going out with the gamb-
lers.
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sulky. ' r
"But you said you’d been win-
ning.” she reminded him.
. "Oh. we played a little poker up-
stairs.”
”Ih Mr. Connor's room? You know
Mr Dasel doesn't permit it.”
"You mean professional gambling."
Harold amplified“TMs. was only a
friendly affair . .< and we were in
my room," he lied, afraid that he
had said too much.
"there’s something wrong about
Huck Connor. I wish you wouldn't
have anything to do with him, Har-
old.”
"Look -here," HaroM answered Bn-
1 atepi>ed inside and hid beta
car.” he.-id "Do you mind
mg until it is brought round frot
••Ws could have taken the sul
way.” Mildred said, thinking tbi
Stephen might return.
But he didn’t and she enjoy*
heavy with gasoline fumes, but Mt
dred did not mind the ipconver
lence. The air in the snbway dwdt
the rush hour certainly was Jo
-fieaaant. than gasoline fumes, * si
iiwujui, and ahe was hot in a hurrf
Bhe didn’t care what hpf anothi
had to offer Harold for dinner; draw
It might be corned beef and ea*
bags' or it might be stowed mutto
with turnips. All ahe cared about wi
getting him away from the inflv
ences that kept him at faMMBl
and drinking. And a good, whok
some meal wouldn't do him an
harm, she concluded.
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flUB NAB BANNED
lANUER LAWRENCE, ste-
kpher at the Judson Hotel,
MT fox fur BMtrhed from
In a rvowd. bat ntefhen
ITAGE catches the thief
—tarns the scarf. He asks
Ike her heme. Not wishing
—n ungrateful, she Invites
to dinner.
str evening is spoiled when
ILA Jl’DKQN, daughter of
Wd*s easpiover, phones her
•nrn to duty, stepheij es-
ker to the hotel where Pm
recdgntoM him as the sales-
Whe had sold her a car. Hhe
l MMdred and tries to lure
len away by pretending she
I. to buy another car from
then Panseta meets HI t K
"Don't you get tired of
wage slave?" Harold asked
"I get so sick of It sometimes . 1
could scream,** Mildred answered
promptly.
"Well, you don't have to do it. you
know. You can marry ma.” «
"That's sweet of you. Harold,"
Mildred smiled at him. “but you aee
I'm sure I'm going to fall In love
some day And mother says I always
take everything so hard. When I had
the measles . ,
"But marriage with me would
inoculate you against falling In love
with anyone else," Harold Interrupt-
ed. "You wouldn't let yourself.
You’re too square-”
"But suppose I oouldn’t help my-
self?" Mildred countered. "I don't
believe' people want to fall in love.
It isn’t comfortable." .
“What? How do you know?"
“Well, you hear about broken
hearts and ruined Ilves' and other
things that love is responsible for."
Mildred hastened to explain. "Maybe
I wouldn't break your heart or ruin
your life if I were married to you
and fell in love with another man.
but bow about my own heart and
my own lift? I have to think of
them."
"If I don't get you I’ll have a
broken heart and a ruined life,"
Harold declared. "There Isn't any
doubt about that, .white thare to a
chance that you might never fall In
love with anyone else. You aren't in
love with anyone etoe, are you, Mil-
dred?” he added. ■
Mildred changed
quickly. Tried to get
MPlante, J. Hchlld* about Huck. Finally__________
that Huck had introduced him to the
ponies, as.lt were.
"That's just another way for you
to lose money.” Mildred cried in dis-
may. "But I’ll bet they let you win
today, didn't they?"
out about even."
little
the subject
him to tell her
ly Harold confided
CHAPTER XI
Mildred pretended not to see Ste-
phen and hurried away before he
could reach her desk.
She did not want to talk to him.
It wasii't per job she was worrying
about, either. She had made up her
mind to forget him and was find-
ing It the most difficult thing she'd
ever undertaken.
She remained out pf sight until
be was gone. Seeing her disappear
tn the direction of the side entrance,
he assumed that she was leaving for
the day. He quickly followed after,
but Mildred had dlaappeared. There
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anxious for the
perch and bass tol
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