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They arrived in time to hear -the bouncer of the Lodge saying: ‘"Just another high school hero. Now you’re going like a good little boy ... or tell it to the judge. Come on.” Tommy was almost unmanageable by this time, ready to start a fight, and trying to struggle away from the bouncer’s hold on him. Another bouncer joined the two, and started forcibly to eject the drunken Tommy. "Say,” Ed cut in, “lay off, you big stiffs . . . you can’t pull a gag like this.” “Oh, no,” answered the other bouncer, and seizing the two. boys by the scruff of their necks, they began putting them out of the club. Ann made a move to join and leave with the boys. But Ralph intervened. “Please, Miss Dixon,” he begged, “don’t get mixed up in it. Both the boys are prettylight and not using their heads. Brad and I will be glad to see that you two girls get home safely. There’s liable to be an -awful mess.” “Thanks a lot,” answered Ann, gratefully. 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He’s bad news for a girl like you.” Ann answered him by running down the street where Ralph’s car was parked. Tommy, watching Ann, drove away angrily. “Where are we going?” asked Ann curiously. “Wouldn’t you like to know?” kidded Ralph facetiously. They drove to his apartment, and stopped for a drink. Ralph proceeded to mix a couple of drinks. When they had finished their first, Ralph asked Ann if she wanted another. “No, hut I will have a light,” asked Ann as she accepted a cigarette. Ralph turned on the radio. His Oriental servant appeared at the door, with a tray. “Yama. take it away,” instructed Ralph. “You like some more, Mista?” “Nothing more, Yama,” and Ralph motioned for him to go, and leave them undisturbed. The haunting strains of a love song were being broadcast by an orchestra over the radio as Ralph and Ann began slowly dancing around the room. “Glad you came to my party?” asked Ralph softly, holding her close as they circled the apartment. “Uh, huh, . . . and I like the people too,” answered Ann gazing up at him with those wide open, large eyes of hers. “Have to give you a kiss for that sweet little speech. And now something special for a very special girl,” and Ralph handed Ann a powerful drink. “What is it?” asked Ann. “Cupid’s Brew,” and Ralph smiled. They began dancing again. When the music ceased, Ann lingered for a moment in Ralph's passionate embrace. She did not resist him when he raised her lips to his and kissed her ardently. “I don't think we’d better dance anymore,” said Ann hurriedly. “Ann. you’re lovely,” breathed Ralph passionately as they sank onto the divan. “Please let me go, Ralph . . . it's terribly late.” “Not till you tell me,” pleaded Ralph. 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