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( j- I: P. li list bus 1 ell a k'i t i I 11 Mid "You h "I i s i . i. e iio I '!, V. 0 p U 111' d ml t .III for you, if .11. -a k (Lite Tiintr I iminc. e t'l , ' i s i i putt Idol, crisp , bef'cuth in r dining Adams girl for lunch I got intm-died to him "I remember," Nan said. "I ssoiked to get that man. If I hadn't. I wouldnt have an apartment on Hast Sixtieth Street and this set of summer furs that cost fifteen hundred dollars and my own car and a house in the country next fall, when Ralph gets lus Now, about this promotion . . . ?" she said. man What man?" said Nan. Color of B newly open wild rose flooded her face. Her childishly honest brown eyes were starry. "How should I know what man? I havent seen you since I had you to the wedding six months ago. A girl that's attractive to men and shows some initiative might be married in six months. But of course f'ou're the kind that will drag along waiting for him to wake up and know youre on earth until he marries You wouldn't somebody else. . . he so bad, at that, if you took a little pains with yourself and got some decent clothes." Nan, who had started to slip ofT the coat of her suit, buttoned it again. The lining, stie remembered, had ripped a little on the shoulder. "And youd be a good bet for . 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Park service n ct ived on AITOS, TRl i j the in..: genuine thu e i is a ( KS & ACCISS. .i Theres the nun Im going to marry kids now." unless hes got a wife 10 tell you hes in line for the vice- presidency ? Is he?" "Sure of it, my dear! J. B. depends on him for everything. He and J B. arc like that. . . . Remember the fellow came up to the ap.it tment with him the week before we weie married? "Of course. Why wouldn't I?" Wei, you moused around as if you were only half theie. Hardly opened your mouth all evening That was J. B "A dato with that man, of coursel Whore?" "Oh never mind " "Don't bo silly! I'm dying to see him. I'll drive you there. "You needn't bother. It isn't far. Just hack to the oflice. "Ob'" Doris said. Waiter, bring the check We're in a hurry. . . . I Didn't I tell you? Nobody but you would think of slaving away at the olliee on a lovely Saturday afternoon. You ought to call your man and make him take you to the movies. You ought to keep after "Was it?" . . Ready?" "Thie you go' Thats just what him I mean. You don't take any inti r- "I'm nady," Nan said. est. Now if this man They walked out of the dim cock"But what makes you think there tail lounge into the sunny freshness of the aftei noon. is a I goes.. I'll got my stockings It's written all over you, (billing Doris Youre in love. I never saw a worse ovu th'iv at Bryand's, said "We have charge accounts at case." I t1 Nan's big brown tos lowered to all e lug stmes. If buvto them at I'l have little some pay for shop She became peony-reher glass. then mvxolf, and they cost five dol-1.if to contit don't see you "Well, You don't mind if I dont drive fide in your best fin mi, that's your via to the olliee, do you'1" "I don't mind at all," Nan said, her hand. "Good-bye- , extending Dun " "I'll give you a ring, Doris said. "You must come up to dinner some night when I haven't company and tell me all about your romance. I'll be eoiPg v mi Nan walked the two familiar blocks to the familiar building but Solution in Next Issue she did not go up to the olliee where she w oiked She took the elevator to the lloor below it and stepped out into the spacious reception room of the J B Simpson companv. She walked puM the descittd informa-t'n- n desk toward the private oflices anti tapped lightly on one of the doors with the tins of her gloved A finet rs man's voice called, "Come in' She went in. The man got up from behind a big di k and came to meet her. He was tall and becomingly gray-haire- d There were laughter wrinkles around his keen eyes You're late. Nan, he said She put her arms around his shoulders and lifted her face for his kiss "I've been with Mrs. Jenkins. "Who in seventeen kingdoms is Mrs. Jenkins? You know. The girl I used to live with The one that married Ralph . 38 40 41 22 Ancient e.q ital if Irish mei arefts Girl's name 45 Anon nt 46 I.ad 47 Rev erent'al fear Unit of Anger the kingdom SJCrow s cry 53 Bv of Kent 48 49 Answer to Iuulf ftorieo H-- Number tl lie said. "How is Ralph Jenkins, by the v av? "He was a good man until that designing cat got hold of him," the man sac! "Now he has alimony to pay ore woman and another running him ragged for new cars and tins and that and hell he luckv if e manages to keep his yob. I hope voure not seeing much of her You're not her kind, thank heaven " "Oh, she's all right." Nan said tolerartlv "She did us one good turn, anyway. You know you always sav you fell in love with me that night you came up to the apartment because I kept quiet the entire evening " "My little mouse!" he said fondly. Nan winced. "But you wont have much chance to see her after were married anyway. When we come back from abroad well be at the country house most of the time. Unless she comes out there. . . . Nan smiled. "You r.eed.nt worry, J. B. She wont ccme out there," she aid with quiet certainty. 1 ... ! Cali-fcini- I BOUGHT-SOL- O .i PAST the slopes of Mount The monument was i: r of John Muir, the famous i. atm List, who did much to arouse puli' sentiment for rotec-tio- n of tie itdwoods and sequoias. m try .; kni wl- ,iu i ti "'ii p. 1..51.(1 di'ip ravn Tamalpai named in 1 for e on tin AMONG THE BETTER known oiliee natioi.il p.i numents, pmnarilv of National scientific mti rest, are tie Petrified of Park service. Tl.ee n qai t come Forest on U S Highway fifi in rast-- i rn Ariona. the White Sands in not only fiom school ihiMien. hut also from mature men and women. south central New Mexico. JackMany more thousands of people go son IIuo in Wyoming, adjoining directly to the national p.nk, mon- Grand Teton National park, and the uments and historic sites to seek Badlands in South Dakota eat of first hand for the answers to their the Black Hills. Less well known, questions. The national park svs-to- but accessible by highway are the serves as a vast laboratory for Joshua Tree national monument in the study of North American biolo- southern California, the Organ Pipe gy, geology, paleontology, history Cactus and Saguarn national monuand ments in Arizona. These three areas all contain unusual exhibits of desThe great national parks, such ert type flora. e Yosem-itas Yellowstone. Glacier, Capulin mountain in New and Grand Canyon, were esMexico, Craters of the Moon in tablished primarily for the proIdaho, the Devils Postpile and tection of magnificent scenery, Pinnacles in California, Sunset hut each of these parks also conCrater in Arizona and Wheeler tains a boundless variety of natin Colorado are all national ural phenomena. The national monuments illustrating various monuments, on the other hand, forms of volcanic action. have been created usually to protect a single scientific or hisCapulin mountain is a particular toric feature an extinct volIv tine example of an extinct volcano, an ancient Iniliifti ruin or cano, and the highway spirals an earlv American fortification. around the mountain from the base to the rim of the crater. From It often has h en said that a national park covets a large area, the summit on a clear day one has while a national monument is small. a view extending into four states. Manx national This is not true PERSONS INTERESTED in cavmonument contain only a few acres each, but theie are a num- erns will find the following group of ber of geological exhibits in the na- national monuments of interest: tional park system of such vast Jewel Cave in South Dakota, Lehproportions that areas of consider- man Caves in Nevada. Oregon able extent are required for their Caves near Crater Lake National park in Oregon and Tirnpanogos protection Cave in Utah. Shoshone Caverns THE TWO LARGEST areas m the national monument in Wyoming is national park system are national not yet developed and is not open to monuments. Tin se are Katmai and the public. Glacier Bay in Alaska. Students of extinct forms of aniKatmai national monument containing 4.215 mal and plant life will profit from square miles, is a volcanic region, a visit to Dinosaur national monuthe scene of a violent eruption in ment in Colorado and Fossil Cycad 1912 which resulted in creation of national monument in South Dathe Valiev of the Ten Thousand kota. Smokes. Glacier Bay national monument. covering 3.539 square miles PERHAPS THE MOST interestof territory, embraces several huge ing and unusual of all national monglaciers and a bay choked with ice uments is a group in southern Utah bergs Largest national monument near the Arizona border, which IS De;;th Chides the Arches, the Natural Valley, covering 2.891 square miles Bridges and the Rainbow bridge of desert and mountains. Here is national monuments. All three located the lowest point in the areas are relatively inaccessible. country, 280 feet below the level of A road does extend fairly close tc the sea. the first of the bridges, but Katmai and Glacier Bay national from there on thenatural traveler must promonuments are undeveloped and re- ceed on foot or horseback. To quire much preparation and plan- the Rainbow bridge the visitor reach must ning on the part of the visitor bemake a two-da- y trip by horse. fore he can explore them, but Death With an automobile with overValley, in California, so forbidding sized tires it is possible to peneto the early immigrant, now can trate the Windows section of Arches be visited in comfort and safety by national monument, but to the Devthe motorist. Death Valley, howil s Garden one must go on foot ever, is extremely hot in the sumor horse. The story told in these mer and the best seasons there are three national monuments is one of late fall, winter and early spring erosion by wind and water. Gt.ter national monuments which THE FIRST national monument al tell the story of erosion are was Devils Tower in northeastern Ced ir Breaks 7mn an,i Caplta! Wyoming, established bv proclama- - Reef in Utah ! i i and o; rented in 1908 Here mim. at line grove of redio'd tree netling in a having of fni motion .ue received Scandinavian mythological works Blemish Plates of g'ass t '.pure of Locations Arenas for athletic contests To give forth Carrotlike plant insect human i req.i't spieech 26 28 ..ts.! .il t i! , i: No. 6 The sun 7 Note of scale 8 Toothless 9 Mole gray 10 Part of a : ' r,,i. Jenkins. "Oh!" of nn i mg on foot 44 Row irg if lovely sl.p i flat with the i, taiurti. ,.! M.i'e i earthen container Article Mockery Halting place Military leader of the Pilgi ims War god i Thiuiigh-.ut tie re is i CROSSWORD PUZZLE Moat Colloquial: game of marbles t i u 4 9 4 Vv, pUKSTO, ch.ii ness to frt magic of slip even a beginm r rn N.itioi .irk svti m of the U' ul a wide v. uth ;u p - i I To devour si ml me some informanrpent' appeal from a small Lv. "Si One mij ht ,iOowt it. inti is study he wrote, "mv ii.i tion overconfidence an was revealin.t littli the that boy assume in the abi!itv of Notem.l latk service to "cotne across 171 Actually, the younc-- i r was not too far out of line. The areas that make up t! e .t ' a room il e he hud a sufe and one kid, but I did it. didnt P Do you suppose I pot him bs sitting Mill and wishing for him" "No," Nan said "I used 111" I ad I found out lie ssoiked for J H Smipoii. I made I up to the Simpson ctowd sshtn nut tie in m the ssasliioom and took to c tilling for t! at dirndl egg of an 1 ' J Strp bV'Kfrp Jth making tn.inv t . Sexiiol month lii.-,'- "Will, Sr . It '1 ' i. t J - National Monumonfs Prclscl Scientific, Kistoric Fenlures tiat A I., i i'c i 0 i.i n "i d on hei r k i ii d I e d t" and orai'i;e l i in under tin thioie Mil hied lights of . - S for r relief ion in the lb r ban ,,n ts lulu . mm on na I'li : , PreMo, Chjngo! Lovely Slip Cover I -- VAST LABORATORY s ' t gi t , r; - ' S ', water MOKY Ol' I HOSION . . . Acting through the ages, wind and Window in Arches the North of nature this carted masterpiece hue national monument, t'tah. ss ! .v. Al.-- v 'V s them sou," Null V. t e got u fi ,i- -- Z put them - I - .in 1 .'1 a! tl Yew t II. e ss t' Tl i s h.lSC tl I'MI' s ou t e t .il i t il "I t Ull t I o" e ,!t s! t1 j- ,0m'- - - l - r - - i . gor.i thing ii." ' base to I X k.t-d.ir- n ii ' ok" e . N II i I illss.iss it " tot ' 1" t fe'li SS tl .lt I .III iltbil d .1 SI Hut. i f 'iiiii' I'm i'I.i .o r you ,'ne, .i n for n. y ol d t.'k I S . - .!.e ! i l It I d .i I I dl I... Il . "C.,!' till I i Si W' "Mousy .iimlire t g Iv.i'! d to I"iis '.od i m ..t r yi' "I o .fe ! A i i i Mi.u , i leun- repented I I.( .1. trouble tin- - il "1 S'.n e i' Oil" n. w .1. x.i t .11 TUI m i :.tl BISIXFSS I K Kio irish r'U f1 "r st bKhmer &1mo is i ,i i m v? rp.-- g rivt.rif rt- -. 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