Carr Harding

"... was trylnif, It seemed, to sharo In her life; not the other way around, as she would have, had It This afternoon she bad heard some thing', too. Mrs. Carr Harding had snid casually between sips of tea that "Helen Harlowo was such a wonder ful girl eo up to date and Intelligent Iteally," with a very sweet smile, "If you ..."

"... He was trying, lt seemed, to share in her life; not the other way around, as she would huye hud it. This afternoon she had heard something, too. Mrs. Carr Harding had said casually between sips of tea that “Helen Harlowe was such a wonderful up to date and Intelligent. with a very sweet smile, “if you hadn't happened along, Mrs. ..."

"... was happy?oh, very, very happy, if only Bob would talk to her about things she heard him discussing with other people. This afternoon she had heard something, too. Mrs. Carr Harding had said casually between sips of tea that "Helen Harlowe was such a wonderful girl?so up to date and intelligent. Really," with a very sweet smile. "If you hadn't happened ..."

"... of tho bost of the city companion on. rn ...o sonam. ‘I T"’ 1 ‘U tli Prc L A county unit, tho local districts Th pcr s d r Carr Elect Harding completes formation of his ono cily inny. profit by the of anot hcr.” i cabinet, hc Is giving Increasing attention t to tho first Wg administration task Experiences ln Dubuque. ..."