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I Sometimes you are only a cliild your self In your naive -wish for a good time, and then again the wisdom of the sages seems to rest under that copper colored dome of yours." "Who is the flatterer now, Jim?" "Is Dick coming after you?" he said, ignoring the question. "I I think so," I stammered. "If he does not I am going home with Mollie and Chad. I hope it does not make you miserable to see how hap py they are." "On the contrary, I am glad. I love Mollie very differently from the way Hatton loves her, and I can see now that my way mould probably be very tame to a young girl. XA man is a fool not to marry when he is younger," he continued with a sigh. "You mean before his enjoyment of love is burned out?" "I mean before all the best girls are snapped up by the other fellows," he 'answered somewhat grimly. "And you will dance with me?" asked a low voice near where Jim and I had stopped to rest a moment "With pleasure, Mr. Stuart" "Come on, Donna," pleaded Jim, "let us show these two people how real dancers can do it" (To Be Continued.) SO MR. PARKER'S FEELINGS WILL NOT BE HURT In The Day Book story of news paper sluggers yesterday it was stated Harrison Parker of Hearst's American is a "green man." It was not meant he is just starting in the newspaper game. What The Day Book meant was that Parker is con sidered in the publishers.' association as a sort of cub alongside old veter ans like Victor Lawson and John Eastman. -o o i Cambridge, Mass. Wm. Harnett, banker and clubman, and Miss Annie Ellery, descendant of signer of the Declaration of Independence, will wed after romance that began 40 yeare ago. ELEPHANTS ARE FRIENDS OF THIS 'MOVIE" ACTRESS IllSWr Jt'm rUCSUTOCD tti Virgina Pearson, who will be re membered for her work with Robert Hilliard and "The Vampire Woman," finds time from her arduous work in the "movies" to study the lives and habits of the afcimals in the New York zoo and very often she can be found here with the elephants in Central park;