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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-09-02
DOCIlTON

Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Stuckcy
were pleasantly surprised at their
home Saturday, August 81, by a
group Of friends who remembered
that 20 years had passed sinced
the Stuckeys were married and
wished to congratulate them, and
also to present them with a set OF
beautiful China, as a token OF
esteem. Musical selections on the
Victrola, piano and songs by the
children made the afternoon very
pleasant. Delicious refreshments
were served at large tables, and
the speeches by Mr.. Stuckey and
friends were greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. Merritt of Larchmont,
spent Wednesday and Thursday
of last week with her daughter,
Mrs. G. Keen.
Mrs. G. Middlecoff spent the
week end with Mr.. Middlecotf
who is doing some carpenter work
at the state training school near
Chehalis.
Mrs. A. j. Stuckey will enter
tain the Ladies Aid at the Com
munity Hall, Wednesday, Sept. Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. blanchard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Petersen and
son Clifford were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Nilsson and their
daughters at their home, Harbor
Crest" Burton, Sunday.
The monthly community meet
ing was held in the hall, Friday
evening. After a short business
meeting, officers for the next six
months were elected as follows.
Mr.. A. J. Stuckey was reelected
president; Mr.. H. Keen succeeds
Mrs. Scanlon as vice-president f.;
Mr.. Scanlon and Mr.. Berry were
reelected as secretary and treas
urer. Ladies to serve on the So
cial committee, appointed by the
president, are: Mrs. A. Andersen,
chairman; Mrs. T. Harrison, Mrs.
K. Andersen and Mrs. A. Cusu-
Itch.
Mrs. L. Turnbull of Burton and
Mrs. Capt. Phillips of Quarter
master visited their parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. j. Barley, Saturday,
and attended the surprise party
on Mr.. and Mrs. Stuckey.
Mrs. Mcclure left for her home
in Pittsburg, Pa, after a visit of
more than a year with her sister,
Mrs. j. F. Riehm who accompa-
MED her to Seattle, Friday. Mrs.
Riehm stayed over for a few days
visit with her daughter, Mrs. l..
Turnbull, jr.
Miss Bena Edwards of Seattle
was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. j.
Heltman over the week end.
Mrs, Hazel blanchard is the
guest of Miss Pearl Clark in Ia
coma this week.
Mrs. Henry Johnston and chill
dren of Tacoma We're week end
guests of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
w. Willers.
Mrs. G. Keen has been on the
sick list for the past week but is
on the good road to recovery.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-09-02

For painting, paperhanging, kali
somining, ETC., call Abe Abra-
hansen, Phone Red 903, yashon.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-09-02

Have you tried one of those 8
favored ice cream bricks at Fur
bush 50 Take one home.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19
REFORMA AGRARA
IN ARDEAL.

Simbata S 'au terminal discu-
tiunile ell privire la anteproectul
de lege al reformei agrare in
Ardeal.
Discutiunile an fost prezidata
de dl ministru {. Carotid 81 pro-
ectul este alcatuit dllpa desidera-
tele adunarii de Ia AlDa-Iulia.
lnainte de a Fl depus pc blu
roIrile Corpurilor Legiuitoare, dl
ministru Carotid a tinut sd con
suite 81 pc reprezentantii Ardea-
iului, in care scop la convoca:
Luni la millisterul de domenii.
Au luat parteefoarte multi ca l.,
alcatuirea proicctului sa tinu!
seama de fotaltirile adunarii dc
la Alba-lulia din Noembrie 1918
Au cerut sa nu fie desfiintate
micile ferme model taranesti.
Proiect,h va fl adus foarte Gu.
rind in parliament.
C'Tniversul' 3c
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19
o stea de mare 'velocitate.

Cambridge, Mass. Nebuloasa
Dreyer No. 5S4 Ain constelatia
Cetusa 'intrece orr ce stea de pc
GER, in. iuteala. Ea. calatoreste in
spatiu Gu iuteala de 1000 kilo-
metri.pe secunda. cea mai mare
ialteala Gu care un corp ceresc
calatoreste.
Aceasta veste s''a dat de Ia OBJ.
servatorlll Harvard, de catra sDr,
Y. M. Slipher, anuntind despre
resultatul observation spectre
grafice de la acest observator.
Vapor trei luni in naufragiu.
Guam. VaporaSall rusesc
Diana, dupa ce a ratacit in
'larsal maridor timp de trei luni
de zile, sosit aiei ieqi, fard
hrana 81 eel de pc Ell calprinsi dc
disperare.
Acsst vaporas q pleeat din Via
divOstok in In1iie, sadb comanh1
CSpitanulli Hoodley, avind hra.
na -pentru. un. voiaj de trei luni
N ; paseat pc msrea Bsring
Ifsa q 6ost rriE de . fnrtrna6 si
Ar'ncst depart@ "a aarSul nSrii
de unde abes acnn sta ,pufaat n
toar'ce Ia nscat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19
TN VT ARE

Societatea Romina de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''AIbina'' din New
Castle, Pa. pc aceasta Gale invita-
pc toti fratii romini 81 romfncc
din loc 81 jur,, precum 81 pc toate
surorile Societati 81 Clllburi, de
lua parte la Marea 81 frumoasa
Petrecere 1mpreunata ell Dams
care va Fl Vineri seara q Ianua.
RE a. c. inceputul Petrecerii va
Fl la orele Z p. IN. Muzica Nine
cunoscuta 81 vestita a lui Samoil
1Sinu din Youngstown, Ohio ne
va distra cu cele mai frumOasa
cintece 81 arii de joe.
Intrarea. D-nii 75c Damele 25c
Bufetul iarasi va Fl asortat cu
t0ate eele neeesare cit sc poate dt
bogat. &
Petrecerea de mai sus mentio
nata Sc Nda la cererea fratiloi
fi1embri care poarta numele de
loan, dhci este de dorit ca nici un
frate 1nembrn a Societxtii Albina
care poarta nulnele de loan sa nu
lipseasca de la aceasta frumoasa
Petrecere.
In speranta ca in seara de maj
sus lisa vom fl onDrati Gu un mi
meros public de frati romini dir
loc 81 jur.
Pln4 IL resedere am r6ntsss sd,
lutindu>wS cu> slreg. In numeae
socfetatii vAlbinas1
~ 6Anaa Il ,nucnn6n $780,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19
ON FUcA CDNDE|U[U|

Sc zice ca cinci doctori Tau
curat pc Cal'uso 81 n au fost III
stare sal puma pc prloare pima
cind, in cele din urma. 0 italianea
la ga>it leacul: Tn castron de
macaroanc Gu sos 81 Gu spar
mean.
So
Femeile frl'Nnoase, ca 81 poetli.
Sc nasc. nu Sc fac.
A
Pima cind MI va duceti Ia cine
Va sa cereti .citi-va dollari implsl-
NUT nu stIti chi pretueste !umea
'banul.
: %
Stunt femei c;lrora nu le pasa
daca are gust m1ncare pc care 0
gatesc atIta vreme cit Sunt in
stare IA descreteasca fruntca bar
batilor prin un zimbet.
=
lHrbatul poate cara ell carul
ca nu va fl -belsug in casa daca
femeia risipeste GU pumnul.
&
81 acum. fiind-ca trceut anu,
de cind 5 a pus in aplicare legea
prohibited. cine ar ii iii stare 81
spuna cite fabrici de rachiu func
tioIaza in Statee Unite? a
&
Moi cunoastem pc multi car
II ar pretinde $4,000 pentru III
articol, suma pc care un slndlca1
de publicitate Il oferit-o prese
dintelui Wilson pentru i'm artico
de ziar. 81 pc care seful statulu
refuZat-o.
&
Clnd lncepe Sd Sc anrmte moar
tea unui barbat celebru nu sun;
semne bune. Te pomenesti Cd $
Lenine, a carui moarte S "a anun
tat de atitea orr. Sc va retrage IL
pensie ca Villa. +.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19

Stunt inscrise in program,A de
lupta al Associated.
Gel ipsarcinati trebuie sd exc.
cute ordinul primit, de asasina
personalitatile politice imediat
eel primesc. In caz de nereusita
yor fl msarcinati altii GU execH;
tarea.
Executorii vor lucra in rrimul
rlnd Gu otrava.s
Conducatorlll Sectiei asasinate.
lor politice este DR.. llosvay
Denes.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19
Ccpil ars grav.

OCpII diS SIdV.
New Philadelph O. = Betty
Lahmer, de patru ami. a fost gray
ar>a pc corp cinl haina de noap
te A !uat foe pc cind Sc juca il
apropiere de 0 SODA de gaz. ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19
Propaganda.

Sc face prin brosuri 81 fol vo-
lante adresate organelor admins
tratiye. comunale 81 orasenesti,
s'au rasp1ndite direct populated
prin agenti Specialist.
Propaganda.
Sc face prin brosuri 81 fol vo-
'ante adresate organelor admins
trative. 81 orasenesti. san ras-
pindite. direct populated pri,,
agenti speciali.
Spionajul este impartit in mai
mnlte sectiuni: militar, polite 81
social 81 este condls de DR.. Kor.
mel Bereghi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19


Este organizata de pe1'soane de
obicein locale, saa ofitef activi
din armata nationa]a maghiara
carl, in cNnuna lor de origind
'sau in aceea in care sunt detasati,
slfb masca clubnrilor sportive
sau asociatiilor clllturale, recrh-
teaza membri.
Rostul armatei sscrete este de
- intra in actiulle stunei cand I'm
garia " ataca 1uns din t8rae
ucin<, ocupind saxSsmils, edifi,
- psSblice si 6ducind desor-
dine. ].
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19
Iridenta nlaghiaEd
Asociatia iridenta maghiara eau
ia sa refaca Ungaria prin propa-
ganda, ar1nata secreta, grevs, in
cendii 81 asasinate pciitice.

Propagand iridenta maghiara
Isl continua activitatea din ce in
ce mai pronuntata in tarile earl
au fost dezrobite de sub ccxQana
>flntului Stefan.
Tarile earl sunt vizatc de iri-
dcnta maghiara sunt: i'm primul
rind Cehoslovacia apoi Romlnia
81 .jugoslavia.
Toata actiumea iridentista, care
trecut 81 la fapte de violenta
Isl are centrul la Budapesta $
este con tusa de societatea ''Vedo-
Liya" 81 Magyar Iredenta $40
vetseg'. adica atlanta iridentd
maghia1-a.
Secretarul general al Asocia.
tiei iridente maghiare 81 totdeo
data saifletul eli este Dr. losi;
Zene. unui dintre eel mai sovi
nisti maghiari.
OrganHatia acestei societati
descoperita guverlnlui cehoslo
vac de un fost membru al Ell, me
dicinistul Filler Sander, este a
ceias pentru toate tarile vecine 8
Sc imparte in mai multe sectilmi
Astfel: D
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19
1ncendiile 81 grevele.

pfONoace QeZOfgdnlZarea 81 anil
hilarea vietei economice, vizindu-
Sc i'll primul rind depozitele 81 ca
zarmile. apoi garlic, uzinele. tre-
nurile etc.
Conducatorll acestei sectiuni
este DIR. Ilosvay.
Prin descOperiroa acestei So
L.cietati iridentiSte 81 mai ales pri,1
dczvaluirea mijloacelor criminale
la carl rpcurge pentru a mai d;l
viata visului unei Ungarii refa.
cute. linistea statplor vecine este
amenintata, viata fruntasilor po-
litici 81 avutia nationala este il
pericol.
In urma masurilor ltfate in
Cehoslovacia. a fost stir'pita a
proape Gu totul organlzatla crl.
minala a carei sediu central este
la Budapesta.
La moi au intimplat greve
incendii. ca acele de Ia Timisoard
81 Alba lula. atentate. ca eel dir
Senat 81. pima acum autorii al
ramas nedescoperiti.
Nh cred autoritatile noastre, G;
Asociatia iridenta maghiara ,al
putea sd nu fie streina de toate
acestea?
Datoria de conservare le oblig;
a face cercetarile necesare 81 Z
.ua masurile de siguranta impo
trivia actiunei crininale de distru
gere a sovinistilor unguri din
Budapesta.
('Patria'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19
Senatcrul Mccormick reticent.

New York. Am mers in
Londra 81 Paris ca sa vad, SD as
cult 81 sa obscry. 81. am vazut. am
ascultn 81 am observat, toate a.
ceste din initiativa proprie".
Mai multi de att ma volt sl
mai snpna alt mimic senatornl
Medil Mccormick, despre Gala
toria lui din Europa, calatoris
care Ia pus in legatrlra ell doui
~guverne straine. care Ia primit
Gu destula caldul'a considerindu-1
ca I'M semi-repre>entant al prese-
dintclui Harding.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19

Washington. Sc,lmpetea ira
iultli in luna frecuta comparata
Ice scumpetea din Decembrk.
1920, 'arata crestare in Il orase
81 0 descrestere nllmai in 10,
dupa cum arata raportul minis
trului muncei.
DescreSterea cca mai mare d
|fost in Chicago, 3.6 procente, 81
rldicarea eea maj mare a fost liz
Los Angeles g. procente.
Celelalte orasc unde scumpe-
tea s'a ridicat stunt: Detroit, ). !
procente; Cleveland, 4.6 procen.
tie; Memphis. 3. procente; Min
neapolis, %; Pittsburgh, 2.3
Philadelphia, 81; New Orleans
|2l: New Orleans. 2.1; Scranton
l.5; Houston. IL: Norfolk. l
| Richmond. /; Kansas City. @
19; st. Louis, O. 9; Portland, @
is: Indianapolis. O. 8; Denver. Q
a.: Atlanta. @. 4; Washington. @
II procent.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19
lNFORNATlUN|
Tragedia din Siberia.

Nladlvostok. Sofia Locotc-
nentmui w. II, Langdon, ofiter
al tfortslor navaie ale Statelor
Unite. care fost impuscat de 0
sentinela iaponeza in ziua de 8
Ianuarie. "A sinucis cind auzit
deSpre moartea sotnlui eli.
Ea fost sofia unti Otter rus,
care fost omorit de catra boil
sevisti. Langdon a luat' o in casa
torie, sub lesile 'ruscsti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-19

Boston. = William c. Lang.
lon. fatal ofiterului ucis in Sibe-
ria acum s;xptamina, dupa zee d
cetit raportul despre sinuciderea
.sotii feciorului lui, a spus ca acest
rapport absurd.
Fiul meu n fost casatorit"
a spus batrinul, ''despre aceasts
sunt sigur. Ell fost un ON care
respecta pc toate femeile 81 mi Z
declarat positiv ca nu %e va insu
ra. Stunt sigur ca inM1na lui II !;
ramas nici sotie"
ID Lalgton este un negnsto
de lucruri de arta..
Evening star., 1921-09-01
COPPERHEAD DEFEATS
BULLDOG IN BATTLE
BEFORE KILLED BY MAN

A coDperhead snake, one inch
short of being three feet in length.
bettered bulldog owned by D.
s. Burch. an editor of the bureau
of animal Industry. Department Of
Agriculture, in q fight last night
at Mr.. Burch's camp. which is
located Just south of the Dalecarlia
reservoir. It the District line.
The bulldog is not expected to
live. The snake bit the dog on tho
muzzle and today the animals head
IS badly swollen. The snake is
dead. having been killed by Mr..
I:ureh.
Mr.. Birch. with friends, was be-
ing entertained H. TIE cabin last
night by selections on strinsed In
struments. Suddenly the bulldog,
which had fee.' ea ting in tn: yard,
was heard to bark and almost in
stahtly let out yclps of pain. The
occupants of the cabin hasteEed
to the yari.s where they saw. che
fight continuing. The dog was
making every effort to get a hold
IN the snake, while the latter was
lurching vicious blows at the dog.
Mr.. Burch got behind the snake
and ma aiiaged to kill it with a large
piece OF wood.
MIR. Burch stated today rna. a
number of copperhead snakes,
which ara ccns:der. among he
most vicious reptiles of the United
States. have been seen in this
section recently.
Evening star., 1921-09-01
STATE-WAR OFFICES
} ARE MOVING TODAY
Departments Changing Quar-.
tiers Under Arrangement Of
Building Committee.

Today was moving day in the State.
War and Navy building. By an ar
rangement- approved by the Smoot
public building committee. the State
Department is given all the rooms
i, in the south half of the big granite
building and the War Department all
the rooms in the north half OF the
building. As a result of that ar
rangement, almost the entire build
ing is upset by the many changes
involved in both departments. A
feature of the change is the opening
of the southern entrance to the build
ing facing the river. AS designed,
that is the main entrance of the
used. its place having been taken by
the north entrance on Pennsylvania
avenue The reOpening of the south
ern entrance was ordered by Secre-
tary Hughes for the special benefit
of members and attaches of the COM
Ing armament conference and the
public generally.
Navy Department Moved.
The Navy Department, which for
building overlooking the White House
has abandoned it completely and now
is located in the temporary building
in Potomac Park at the corner of 18th
and b streets. The office of the
Secretary Of the Navy. the largest and
finest room in the building at the
niIudle oil the east wing on the second
floor, hereafter will be used IS head
quarters of Gen. Pershing. chief of
on the north will be occupied by his
.'o-ic-' f~-~n -" thn ofirn>S in
Evening star., 1921-09-01

known that one miiitarist organization.
the American Legion, born under mys-
terious financial auspices, that has in
dulged in KIDNAPPING of socialist speak
ers that has fostered a mob spirit and
has inspired and led mobs; that has
usurped the civil and police functions of
many communities: that is nursed by
chambers of commerce and has attempt
ed to terrorize those not in accord with
its ignorant and reactionary views, has
insolently attempted to thwart the ef-
forts of millions to restore this coun-
try to it's old status as a nation where
all are free to speak and to write.
Legion II Attacked.
This budding militarist-junker clique
does not represent the present or the
future. 1t represents the era of abys-
NAL hatreds which it hopes to keep
alive.
IF it gained ascendancy in the coun-
ellis of the nation it would suppress
every civil right with the bayonet as
the strutting militia rist caste did in the
old Germany. 1t represents darkness.
not light: ignorance. not intelligence
stupidity, not tolerance: militarist
bureaucracy. not enlightened humanity
Evening star., 1921-09-01

learns with profound regret and in
dignatton that. after months of wait
ing. no definite action has been taken
by President Harding. The
United States has today the unenvi-
able distinction Of being the only
country where the administration has
not granted full amnesty to all its
political prisoners. Every German
agent convicted Of overt acts against
the government during the war has
been pardoned. Some were convicted
Of placing bombs on ships sailing, for
European ports.
Receive Light Sentences.
Both the light sentences they received
and the clemency shown these criminals
Of the old ruling class of Germany are
significant. Acts which, il committed by
American citizens, would incur the
death penalty for treason. are appar-
entity considered of minor Importance
when compared with the frank criti-
cisms uttered in war time. =
'"The analogy is all the more astonish-
ing when press reports indicate the
failure of the President to act is due to
his desire to wait until peace Is signed
with Germany. We would understand
the reasoning employed to justify this
course were 1t used to justify the con-
tinued Incarceration Of German agents
convicted of criminal acts.
I'VE decline to accept the latest rea-
son given for failure to act. 1t is not
in accord with the known facts. 1t is
Evening star., 1921-09-01
is MARINES BURIED.
Funeral Services Held Today fol
Men Killed in Battle.

Funeral services for sixteen ma
rines who were killed in the battle
of Belleau Woods. France, were helo
this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at Ar
lington cemetrey. Full military
honors attended the services.
Foremost among the sixteen heroes
is Capt. Donald A. Duncan, who was
killed lesding his company, the 97th:
of the 9Th Regiment. of Marines. I'd
Division, into battle. Capt. Duncan
was awarded several citations Tor
bravery and was posthumously
awarded the distinguished service
cross.
The other marines were Ambrose
Hughes, corporal: Michael LOTUS.
corporal, and Privates Henry kirch-
ner, NJ o. McClanahan. Charles
Auer. Floyd E. Barrett, w. P. Burt
ner, Oscar Cottrell. William A.
Crowder, David c. Gee, John j..
Goldsberry, Edmond J. Labonte.
Howard Mangui, Thomas l. Newman
and Raymond S. Shaufels.
Evening star., 1921-09-01
DEBS CASE DELAY
Anglers SOCIALISTS
Attack President Over Fail
ure to Pardon Leader While
War Criminals Are Freed.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, September LIN a state
ment issued today. commenting on
President Hardings failure to act on
an application for pardon for Eu-
gene Debs until after the peace treaty
with Germany is ratified, the socialist
national executive committee. which
is meeting here. declares: 1--WE decline
to accept the latest reason given for
failure to act. 1t is not in accord with
the known facts"
/ The statement refers to the release
of many convicted German spies, some
of whom were convicted of placing
bombs on ships sailing for European
ports" and denounces the American
Legion.
The committee. the statement says.
Evening star., 1921-09-01
SERVICES FOR SERB KING.
Greek Church Priest to 0diciate at
Bethlehem Chapel.

Invitations have been extended to the
President, the Secretary Of State. the
chief Of staff, Gen. Pershing, Admiral
Coontz. and also to members of the
diplomatic corps and prominent resi-
dents of Washington to attend the me-
mortal services for Peter. the late King
of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, in
Bethlehem Chapel, Cathedral of SIS. Pc
ter and Paul, at 3 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
The services will be presided over by
an orthodox Greek priest and Mr.. Jew
rem Taditch, counselor and charge daft
fatres, will represent the legation.
Evening star., 1921-09-01

charge of various divisions Gen
Pershing and his assistants today
moved into their new quarters.t The
offices formerly occupied by Gen.
Pershing and his staff at the north
east corner of the second floor have
been assigned to other branches of
the War Department.
The pa assport division of the State
Department has been re-established IL,
Evening star., 1921-09-01

quarters on the first fioor Of the east
wing. where 1t will be accessible
to the building. Sanda Court, a four
story frame building In the north
court of the building, Just abandoned
by the passport division. has been
condemned as q hretrap and Is to
be torn down at once and sold as
junk.
Evening star., 1921-09-01

In the Royal Observatory at Green
wich is a refrigerating chamber for
the purpose of testing chronometers
any period of the year
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-24
$50 PERSONS ATTEND
RALLY DAY PROGRAM
AT ". MANCHESTER

WEST MANCHESTER, Ohio. Oct.
24.-An attendance OF $50 was report
ed for the rally day exercises in the
morning at the Christian church here,
with larger number at the home
coming program in the afternoon.
Dinner was eaten by more than hun.
dred in the Odd Fellows hall
A feature of the day was the pres
ence of Dan Aydelotte, of Dayton, in
his former position as sexton. Mr..
Aydelotte rang the bell for all serv.
ices during the day
Music was directed by Jess Miller
of Miamisbuhg, and he also sang a
duet with his wife. Music was also
furnished by the Ladies Quartette OF
Miamisburg
Short Talks Given
Short talks were given by Roy Coe
of Dayton, DR.. Wolverton and wife OF
Greenville, Dr. Trone of Dayton, John
HORNE of Eaton, Rev Champion OF
Mt. Sterling. Ohio, the only former
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-24
''The Love Pendulum
BY MARION RUBINcAM

a light in the window doesn't mean he
is there"
NO, it doesn't Colin released my
arm
Let me go back alone" l said.
And come and have luncheon with
me tomorrow, and I'll tell you all about
it,
He smiled little as he held out this
hand.
If he doesn't go down on his knees
and beg forgiveness he ought to be
whipped" he said.
| almost ran down the street. my
heart beating SO rapidly it nearly
choked me. | went into the big NALL
way-for the first time in more than
year. The huge Turkish rug on the
marble floor was still there, and the
mirrored walls. There was a new man
at the elevator was glad of that.
/ did not want to be recognized and
gossiped about.
Mr.. Taylor, please" l said. And as
he went to the telephone to announce
me, Never mind, l am expected
He stared at me curiously. | held
my head high, trying to look calm.
But he said nothing more. and took
me up in the elevator. rang my own
doorbell.
There were footsteps-did he have a
housekeeper, or a valet? Who would
answer the bell? If there had been
no sound. would have turned and run.
But the door began to open.
Tomorrow-The Unexpected.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-24

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