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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-23

A home for you, four blocks or
court house, south of Main, all mod
ern except furnace; $4,000; $500 down.
rest like rent Immediate possession.
Telephone SIS. S. c. Bell.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-23
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CITY IN BRIEF
Bring watches in TO Hodges.

DR.. Graham. osteopath, Masonic
Temple
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submit all details as to size,
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soods 10 the man who gives ths most
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rror II. N. ID. PAhKEn. N. d.. %. u.
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District National Bank Building.
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FORDS

Two 1916 model light
delivery; Al condition.
Apply rear 723 Sd st.
n. f. " last,
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FURNITURE, plsses. carpets. ~ts., wanted
call "wEsCHLER's." $50 Pe. ave. N. w
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FUBSITUkE-Havs you any secopd-hsud
furpiture We have the price you ASH =
let's get together.
SiERMAN'S
1915 N. Y. ave. N. w. lIts 7th IT. n. "
Franklin tSsa North Stsf
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FetchingFro for Autumn
BY Rita Stuyvesant.

r. VEN at this date, fashionable
women are planning their au-
- tumn frocks, and quite charm
ing they are, too, with their ire
sistible smartness. And what
comforting thought it is to have a
good looking dress all ready to wear
at the first brisk fall day. when the
less foresightcd are still wearing
chilly summer things. The eXquis-
ite tailoring ofthe new fall frocks
is compellingly attractive, and the
autumnal tones are riot of lovely
colorings.
OF course, one begins the season
with a one-piece frock of French
serge or tricotine. and reserves her
suit for a little later. One of the
smartest frocks for the new season
follows the straightest of courses,
and accentuates its slender lines by
panel of satin, richly embroidered
in copper stitching. This chemise
model is belted narrowly and has
long sleeves. also cuffed in the en-
broidered satin. And let me say
that a great many of the frocks for
autumn have dropped their sleeves
to the wrist, and the abbreviated
sleeve for daytime wear has gone
with the last summer days.
An interesting frock, lovely as
the foliage of fall, combines navy
tricotine with leaf red silk duvetyn,
and then beauties the whole with
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When Hearts Are Trumps
A Serial Story
FULL OF ROMANCE
BY Virginia Terhune Van de Water.

would you do with your mother's
handsome articles-that she loved
SO much7
cynthia seconded the objection.
what barbara has in our simple
home would be quite out OF place
here. Moreover" with emphasis,
"that Is all very we'll for a young
girl. But Bybsra will come here
as a matron."
Barbara's hands were clenched
for a moment. Arthur observed this,
although the others did not. But
when she spoke her tone was low
and steady.
"Aunt Is right and Mrs. Markoe
Is right" she said. 81 am only q
girl now, and 1 may change my
mind later Please do not 20 to any
trouble in nxins things up for me.
John"
When they reached the lower
moor she fingered for minute
alone in the drawing-room while
the others went oat to survey the
kitchen.
Her uncle. missing her, came back
for her. He found her standing in
the middle OF the room. looking
around her.
What are you thinking of. Bah.
dear?" he queried. gently.
81 was wondering" with an hys-
tericsl giggle. Just on what spot
the coffin OF poor Mrs. Brandon
stood. Right there, / suppose
where that awful vase is" pointing
to place near the window where
there was a small table bearing a
huge Bohemian glass vase. And
as IL always will look.
THE FATE OF THE UsURPER.
"oh, uncle,1 with a shiver- "isnt
1t rather dreadful-don't you
think"
But, as he put his arm about her
and drew her to him, she pulled
away.
Forgive me for saying that" she
pleaded. 81 was only in fun. or
course. the entire house is hand
some, and should be grateful
that / am to have such a home.
Come. let us join the others"
Before he could check her, she
had run from him out into the
kitchen. Here she looked around
with well-feigned interest. forcing
smile to her lips.
What a lovely big room" she
exclaimed. "If IL was mine / would
spend most of my time here, it is
so sunny and bright"
You would ruin your maids II
you did" Mrs. Markoe said Sc
Ncrely.
The smile faded from the young
lips. 81 suppose / would" Barbara
admitted. But / could come here
and do some cooking, couldn't II" &.
Indeed you could" John Bran
don replied affectionately.
Mrs. Markoe did not smile. She
felt that silly little Barbara Paige
was an usurper.
To he COntinued.
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tConti.usd from Yesterday

''Yes," he said in a low voice. g.
II you can give me no more than
friendship"
Its the most wonderful thing in
the world" she insisted.
you've read that somewhere"
"You annoy me, Jim! 1t Is my
own CONCLUSION. There's nothing
finer for anybody-unless they want
children. And / don't"
Neither did he. No young man
does. But what she said struck
him as unpleasantly modern.
He met Grismer here and there
in the artistic channels OF the city;
often in Stephanie's studio, fire.
quently In other studios, and occa-
sionaliy amid gatherings at res
taursnts, theaters, art galleries.
At first he had been civil but cool,
avoiding any tete.Stete with his
old school fellow, But, little by
little. he became aware OF several
things which slightly Influenced his
attitude toward Grismer.
GRIsMER HAD NO PALS.
One thing became plain; the man
man Cieisnd met who seemed to
care very much for Grismer; he
seemed to have no frank and cor
dial friendships among men, no
pals. Yet, he was considered very
clever and amusing where people
gathered; he interested women In
t~nsely with his unusual good looks
md the light, elusive quality OF his
intelligence.
Always smiably suavc, graceful
.Iz "a
OF feminine fancies. moods. and
caprices. he was welcomed every
where by them in the circles which
ne sauntered into. But he was
merely accepted by men.
SO. in spite of his resentment at
what Grismer had done. CleIand felt
slightly sorry for this friendless
man. For Grismer's was a solitary
soul. and Cleland. who had suffered
from loneliness enough to under
stand II. gradually became con-
scious Of the intense loneliness of
this man, even amid his popularity
with women and their sympathetic
and sentimental curiosity concern
ing him.
But no man seemed to care for
closer intimacy with Grismer than
friendly acauaintanceship offered.
There was something about him
that did not seem to attract or in
vitc mems careless comradeship or
confidence.
ITS those floating golden specks
in his eyes" said Better, discussing
him one day with Cleland. Hes
altogether too auriferous and grace
full to be entirely genuine, Cleland-
too easy and too damned bland
Poor beggar; have you noticed
how shabby and shiny he's getting?
7 guess he's down and out for fair
financially"
HIS LINEN FRAYED.
Cleland had noticed it. The mans
linen was visibly frayed. His
clothes, too. betrayed his meager
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tho last day OF the trial and some
say IL she had appeared in a
costume more suited TO her fem
ininity she might have had better
luck.
Mrs. Cheuvaldjy walked into the
courtroom with mannish stride.
She is a pretty woman. and the
eyes of the curious courtroom
spectators were turned upon her.
Then they gasped. and so did Judge
+. J. Brown.
Mrs. Cheuvaldiy wore a pair of
blue trousers over which shirt
hung to her knees. She was not at
all embarrassed and seemed quite
at ease.
Mrs. Cheuvaldjy claimed that her
husband was much at fault and
tttt II would be far better were
they divorced. This. the judge
denied.
1T is my opinion" he said, that
both of you may be at fault" And
he dismissed the case.
Mrs. Cheuvaldjy says she will try
again.
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CHAPTER LvI.

copyright. 1920. star Coz
n ARs. MARKoE had been advised
M OF the proposed visit OF the
Ava future mistress OF John
Brandon's home. and she met the
Paiges in the hall as they entered.
She greeted them politely, IL rather
stifly then accompanied them on
their round OF the rooms
Cynthia was yoluable In her
praise Of the house-its size, its air
of stability.
"It Is all as remember 1t In your
mothers day. John" she observed.
Mrs. Markoe smiled-a chilly
CLEAN that did not reach her eyes.
= Thank you, Miss Paige. for say
ing that. have tried to keep IL
it, Naturally. that would be whit
her son wants also"
They had reached the second
moor OF the house. and Barbara had
scarcely spoken word. But she
had noted ith dlsmay the fJrnish-
in,s OF day gone blythe neaNy
blsc& wninut sideboard and table
in the dining room, the danask
iambreauins In the drawing rom.
the gigantic punches of roses or
the moauette carpet. And she must
live with all of these!
: Her betrothed's voice reused her
from her gloomy reverie.
well, Barbara. have you no sug-
gestlons?'
II would not want you 20 change
what has always suited you" she
evaded. Unless there is something
that you. yourself, really want
altered"
John Blandon smiled. II do not
want anything altered except TO
suit your, ideas, my dear barbara"
Cynthia spoke quickly. why not
wait until she is settled here, John?
Then she can decide what she
wants. But ! do not see myself
why you should make any changes
at all"
Yet" Arthur ventured. 81 have
an idea that Bah likes those same
light unsubstantial things II one
may Judge by the way she mas her
own room furnished"
! How" Brandon demanded
Arthur ignored his sisters warm
ing glance.
"Oh, well, girlishly, / suppose
with a white bed and white-and
pink curtains at the windows and
gray and-ping rag rugs on the
floor. | had II fixed up like that
for her on her twentieth birthday"
~ can have one OF these rooms
furnished like that" Brandon be-
gam but his housck eeper inter-
rupted him.
INTERPRETATION
Don't you think, Mr.. Brandon.
that a large bedroom like yours
would look odd transformed into a
nk-and white boudoir? And what
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Crime to Be a Bachelor.

Bachelors have become such
menace in Louisiana that a measure
has been introduced in the legisla-
ture which requires all those above
the age OF twenty-five years in that
state to marry within thirty days
or be subject to n fine OF not less
than $1,000 or more than $4,000, or
imprisonment OF from FIVE to ten
years at hard labor. or both fnc and
Imprisonment In the discretion of
the court. This will bear down par
ticularly hard on the bachelor who
hasn't money enough to pay 6nc
or support a wife in the comfort TO
which she has been accustomed.
Such a man might just as we'll get
ready To go TO the pcnitentlary at
oNgr
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When you go out to get anything
these days it is always a good idea
to first determine the likes and dis
likes of the person for whom the
thing is to come-as evidenced by
the experience of Mrs. Ellie J.
Cheuvaldjy, wife of Nicholas J.
Cheuvaldjy. manager of the Atlas
Machine Works. Oakland, Cal
ifornia.
Now Mrs. Cheuvaldjy is known as
an eccentric sort of woman and
possessed of unusual ideas. She
has the courage to carry them out,
too. and that mainly is the reason
that her plea for divorce from her
husband, entered in the Superior
Courts, has been set aside and de-
MED. But Mrs. Chevaldjy is per-
sistent, and will try again.
1t is not an announced fact that
the carrying out OF Mrs. Cheuv-
aldjy's latest idea was the cause for
her divorce plea being denied, but
at any rate the Judge didn't like
the costume she wore to court on
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garnitures of red wool embroidery.
This model is also created along
the straight lines but is finished at
the round neck with a narrow col
lar of red, rolling beautifully, and
tiny cuffs bringing the long sleeves
to successful finish.
RIBBON TRIMMING POPULAR.
The inevitable bit of ribbon dis
tinguishes another clever froclt for
the first cool days. This frock
chooses plain blue serge ani fash
ions it into an unusually simple af-
fair. with skirt slightly full and
with a good flare to the bottom
and plain bodice rather snug and
closed at the back, But the addi-
tion of French blue ribbons is what
makes one enthusiastic over this
quaint model, for the ribbon is box
pleated, stitched through the CEN
ter, and used as a border at the
bottom, waistline, and around the
short sleeves.
Any simple frock from last sea-
son that needs new note might
well take a hint from this ribbon
trimmed dress. Dark red, garnet,
navy or black would all be suitable
to combine with a dark frock.
Thus does fashion pay it's first
respects to the new season, and
offers these latest one-piecc frocks
as a charming introduction.