davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
College Track Meets

Harvard. 50; Princeton, 90.
Lafayette. 75t&; LehiEh. 34Ixs
Rutgers. IL; swarshmore 25,
Princeton freshmen, ss 5-6 Harvard
freshmen, 20 LIS.
Army, 93; Tufts, G3.
Navy. 711S; Carnegie Tech, 4I5s.
Rensselaer,, 65i Hamilton. so.
NEW ENGLAND CHAMPIONSHIP
Mass. Inst Tech winner. Boston CalIexa
second. Williams College third.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22

Peddis. $1,000 6 0 2 x---15 !
Rutgers..... 0 0 "a 0 o. 8
Batteries: Peddie--Thropp and Butcher.
Rutgers Prep--Moore, Osgood and Endes.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
Leirigh Trounced ON Track

BETHLEHEM, Pa. May 81 Lafay-
cite defeated Lehigh ina dual track
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22

GENEVA, N. Y, May 21--The Uni
versity of Syracuse defeated Hobart at
Lacrosse to-day, 30 0. -
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
Georges r shifty Boxer

Carpenter has displayed enough in
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29
Kriesifibe %tilialss.

SpiS nosert fiiIoe snife at fisbe
arissifibe oe gisre Dem ON til Ir'
toiuobiIer og Slogifipr, bebsuer DC
life at afpente GerOens Ifruituine.
Gen antertfanife SrigsilaaOe bar
ipp euer otte Slagifibe, iom Snfel
Gam er pi1ig til at iGlge iaa biligt
iom Sfrabiern. 0e er fuIbe at Wa.
terialer, Tom fam omgisres til 2ano,
hiuesrebifaber.
Sfiellt oct Orb, iom onperStes i
Get amerifanife Neoruih1in9sforiIag
CT "icrap", iaa betpber BOG, efter
Epao lismilit1re Mpnoisbeoer for.
flarer, life bette, of pebfommenoe
Sfibe ifal ipr9nees / 2uften euer
Ignfes paa SapetS gunb, uben at
Ger fsrit ct eior Soriss paa at bier,
ee roget al Wnterialet.
SismilitGre Saefpnbiee erflPrer,
Of bet er umillig at inorette 3riss.
itibe til nogct anbet grug. 0e Sor.
icg, iom blep aiort meb be ooerlere.
leoe tpIfe &rigSifibe ilog ale fuIo.
itPnoig fell.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29
Sosen, iom
ompenote Sincoln

ct Telegram ira 2erinston beretter,
al Den BOG, ion omtpenote Ibraban
Siucoln ira Ell gantroenSe til en-
.roenoe ariiten, / bisie Gage er bic.
ret iunbet / set gamIe S~raniplpanic
Colleges gibIiotef oeri 9pen al Sr.
@iaiam 6. Barton fra Chicago Uni
u~erlitet
timber ct 9eiss Of Sleetnineer al
i'm Suitru, ipnt fsr lit @iiterrnaal
par Wtarp Sobo / 9erington, Saa.
ret 1850 toe ban tiIf9Ioigpis op en-
BOG: "Gbriitian's Defence" % be-
aDnote at blade ben isiennem. Sar
hIep iaa bpbt grebet al SnoboIbet,
at ban bao ON at faa tage oen nleo
iis. 90 bet bar Sesningen Of oen.
ne BOG, iom bragte bam paa Snl.
ueubeIiens Gei.
9ogers Sorfatter bar Gep. Sanes
Smitb, Brett for en- Hresbpteriarer.
menigbeo Springfield, 81, os alt
iaa ct 9pesbarn al 2incoln. ga
2incolrs lille Ssn Gobie bsoe, bar
Get Gaitor Smitb, Iom ~forrettebe peS
Seerapelien.
en- at SincoIns fsrite Sanblinger
iom GrGiioent bar at ubn9pne Ea-
ifor, Smitbs Sen iom 8oniul til
Gnnbee, Scotano, builfet iatte 50
milien iitanb I'll at oenbe tilbase til
ut gamle S9orelmt6,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29
De irife ~6orbanolinaer.

Get lpnes life at gaa pibere rori
meo De irffe Sorbanblinger / Con.
Don. Sen ere Sag beber BET, at Sc
er lige peb griitepullftet, ben n9ite
CT Oct fer libt mere forbaabninss.
fulot no.
S Srebass banbe 2lopb George en-
aonference meb llIiters 8remier.
miniiter Sir Sames Craig, % forus
for benne blep bet inbrsmmet off,
clelt, at Observation-Disclosures er
raaet ct alporligt og fritiit Sta.
Siiim."
st Weolem Of Sinn Sem Oelega.
~tloner, iom blep Ipurst ONT, bpor-
oan oct gif, ipareoe: "Sitilationcl
er o + alporlie til at iilaffe uu."
Sra Solo iom itob SelcgatiO.
rerte nGr, blep oct paaItaaet, at
ben irife 4pnierence life pertes at
cDerlepe npite llge."
90 / 2Brbags blep Der al glaoene
| Sonoon tegnet opermaa0e msrfc
giQeoer al Situationen, men oct
formoOeS at bette blcp giort efter TT
@lnf fra Hegieringen for at iGtte
liot Sfrpf { Sipet paa De trobiige
Die barb" lllitermpnb. On apeI.
zen bleo oct oplpit, of 2lopb George
iaa liot mere forbaabnillgsfulot pad
Sitltationen.
Ilt berger paa llliterm9noeneS
Solonine. Otan bapoe troet of
llnipniitaarSmsbet / 9tpcrpool, hpor
gartict faftiif repneoe, ifulbe bare
bpntpet be. i~triobare lllIterm9nO no.
get % brast Dem til Sornuft / Be.
rioitbeoen ON at De | S9ngben life
fln,be boIbc Stano aobtiom inloo eft
furenet England % Spo.Srlauo,
mer biotil tpoer intct paa. at DC
f~aatalige "oie baros" a9ter at gaa
ben % frepere.
Sir Sames Graig bar inofulot
Observation-Disclosures / Utter til
Wsbe / 9elfait imorgen, Sirsbas,
TOR OF forfiare oell, D0orOdn Sa9er'
re itaar.
9aa ocu anben SIDE taees oct
iom ct Jobt Barrel, at Sinn Seia
IelegationerS Sormano Irtbur
Griffith / Seroags penbte tiIbage
Ill 2onbon fra Dublin, bpor ban
bapoe foniereret meo Sc @aIera og
hons 9abinet, mems Wid)ael Col.
Inns penber tilbaee iSae, Wanbag.
Sinu 6ciu Selesationeu bar 10 ligc
iom saaet leois paa Sorpet. mems
Slopo George bar Isst of brinse
lllItermPuoene iii Sorruft.
Smiolcrtio gaar BET los meo Bio
niae Sptsier / Hitter. Ser bar /
iipitc llge nGiteit baglie pGret Sam.
menitso / 9elfait meaem Sinn Sei.
SortfGiies paa S,Se 4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29
Ct Oienpione til
Sincolns Moro

Sra SEEM 9orf beretteS oen 27oe
Hopember: SbomaS Troctor, ION
CAB fin Seng til B~r9iioent Sincol:l
cen often, oa ban bar blepet osoes
I,g iaaret al ct Eiitolifub, iom !
moroeriif Seniigt a~ffpreoes Of @iI.
fes Booth, ipiitc igaar i'm GIANTS
sioingnlibbag / st. Iroretp'S Bro
~therboob Some / @ibionia, Ya., ei'
ter / Be iioite icr aor of Daue bapt
Etlbolo / Spelts Sattigbiem paa
glacfpeQ's SSIanO. San er so Iar
gommel.
Wr. Groctor % Wartprpraiioen,
tens Son, Gobert Cobb 9incoln, er
&c %ereite, Iom MI er iliue al ben lille
@ri,ppe al Eerioner, iom bar tiIitc.
fe,ba Sincolr oeoe S lit npe Stem
nil ben ganlIe gtono, Der i i'm 9io
Grep CT inobrilgerbe Sagfsrerfor.
refining, men iont Spsoom og Itoo.
gang braete gteo % 5attigocm, faa
goo % fiGrIig Pleie % faa npbc
mango al Sipets 9ebageIisbeoer.
iom ban / DC iioite % Iar bar mlaat.
tet unouGre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29
m9sfi5e Sorbel og for set treble =
foroi SpifIonb, Tom iagt, maa al.
rGbnes firancieIt."

mGsiige Sprbel og for set treble =
foroi Spiflonb, Tom iaet, maa al.
rGbnes financielt."
Earis 25be 0op. = Sfisnt CIR.
ltatningsfommis iionen, iom nerop er
renot tilbaee bertil fra Berlin, er
eni9 om--ot SpifIanb maa og fun
uoreSe aforasette for Sani,ar %
Sebruar, er ben bpbt uenie ON,
Ipilfen Solbnins De Iniereoe oerei.
ter ifal inotase. Se engelife, ita,
lien'fe og amerifanife Weblemmer
CT commissioner err paa bet rene
meo, at oct er en- fpiilf rmliligbeo
for SpIflnnb | bets ~nun9renbe Sor-
~fatnin5 at flare De f~sleenOe Iforas
o9 bill forei Lao for fine &esierineer,
Of Der trGffeS en- eaer anben Orb.
niugfor at afpeube ct fontplet init
SammenbrliO os for of biaIpe SpIf.
LAMB paa genene ieieu - / Ser.
oenSfrebenS Srteresie.
9e frantic Weolemmer SerimoS
iniiiterer meo geitemtbeo paa, at
Spiflanb ifal no meo bper en- Sfil.
ling Of Iforasere til beitenrt Sio -
ligeleOes i geroensfrebens Snteres.
ie. Oe franife gIabe inotager Den
Iamme Solonins, ifisnt De tnorsm.
rter @uIigbeoen al ct foreitaaenor
tpif Sra6.
Gen militGre Gbef for BET tpife
Observation-Disclosures German bon
8iebrol, erflprer, at Sranfrig isaer
at faa iltonb ct "8eroensfompIot"
for at bolbe Spiflano permanent
paa GuinenS Martb.
Saaleoes bar Sranfrte organize.
ret De mtlitpre &~eIourcer | Iolen os
G5efo.S lopafiet % bar itooig milf
tore Wisiioner paa Surten runei
cmfring / 8erben, tiger ban. Spif.
lonb er belt omrineet af @aionetter
- frantic 9aionetter. Sor,ioer
Srmfrig ielp meb Ell itaaetbe Sec
paa 100000 Manb, tpinger oct Eo.
len, GSefo-S Iopafiet og BET liat
@elgien til at itaa rilitet til Senber.
ne. 9el9ien bar nu bobbeIt iaa itpr
g;rme iom / 1914. S G5efo-Sl ooa,
fietaer babe S~perfommm1boen, &c
ileraIitaben og 9rigsifoIen franif
st Wilit9rafabemi er oprettet
Grag UNDER franif 9eoeIie. $ go.
lem er baabe 8eneralitaben % Scr.
'lebelien franif. Sg baaoe Ben BEL.
siite, Den polite oJ ben c5efo.i lopa.
fife Irme er foripuet meo frantic
Gaaben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29
Se melt frentr9oenoe Erpf / ben

Se melt fremtrGoerbe Er9f / ben
t,pe S~fattelop CT @ebtageIIe lem al Ell
eienncmsaaertoe &orporations.SSn b.
fomItifat at 1919 Gents / Siuns tit
sen n9rp9renbe 10 Brocents Ror.
maIifot iitebetfor "Grceis 8rofit".
Gfotten, gibebolbclien al bgt n9r.
percnoe Wormalifat paa inoipiSuelc
Snbfomiter, men meo Ell &ebipt.
teIIe Of Silpeslfottcn fra 65 til 80
&rocent iom Morinurn, Spbppel.
fen af ct IntaI bioerie Sfatter OF
geotaselien at cltoeI rye Sabrifant.
itatter.
Gen iaafaIbte gnti.geer gin, ser,
Fl. a., forbpoer Siluirfnins % SaIs
al alminoeIigt 81 I'll meoicinit
9ris, oe iom S%rpgserierne truer
rleo at beitribe iom grunoIopitribia,
blep ben 23be Houember u~nberte9.
ret al Tr9iioent Saroine.
Soruoen at lpIe 81 / lltIp1 for.
bpber Den npe Sop Ianiagning al
Hrtpatbiem uocn poa Sorbaano al
pet @empnbigelie bertiI. begrpnier
&pantiteterne al Spirituoio, ION
fan orbineres al 2raerne, iii Ii
Gallon bper 10 Sage, % Intauet al
Aecepter al bertne Irt, en- 29ge fall
ubiteoe, til 100 ! 80 Gage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29
fred % ufred.

Gu fritalcmSe IoparIel til 5ranfrig
al Gnalanbs ltSenrissmiuiiter. =
snIflano maa afpebnes finamiiclt,
iiacr SranifmenSene. = De irife
sso~rbanolinger peb griitepnnftet.
Climb George til @aibingtun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29
norge$-Brep

Salsene % Sercs pOlitiifc Splser. -
SerritDrialsrGnien nbpiSes. -
smuggling % Grub. - Sanbelss
traftat meS &nslaub. - Sraftat.
torbaneltnger meS @~inlaubene. -
N%fpnpmiife Sorbulb. = Spitsber.
gen. = Sprbbrussraabct. - ling.
oomsifulen. . @DsmarfeSet. =
Nanien % NsSen / Ruslaub. -
M%mnnbiens GDlnrfrrb. = Sran.
mrl for 2aemanbsrct. = On
grr,oeDiusSuftpr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29

ss%aR%a%mR Ma sBMg eoaRIgg s NOVA rs sW 5%SsR 70 M 1gaaPHsH H1sMsr tn X 8 HT sJaanEsssssScHs DM%sAg Ahs os sHsHE E At THE
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29

SoriiGtisS paa SIDE 5
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29

Inside
! $500
Over
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29

SOrtfeiies paa SIDE 4.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-12

Try Caller cnsarlca Ads 'or Results
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-12

Assistant General Manager ooodloc
uf Ihl @.n Ariunta 81 Arrle Pass
milwHs mur u lat nWhf aud Nl
sIrn9 tht rH1 Nn Cnrpu.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-03

ened today to result in an effort to de-,
lay in the senate the packer control
bill just passed by the house.
Some of the recognized Republican
leaders are said to favor this as a
disciplinary measure to teach the
farmer-senators lesson. 1t is well
understood also that the leaders re-
ferred to are unfriendly to legislation
controlling the packers or any public
utility. whatever its function.
They intend, it is said, to raise
against the packer bill President
Harding's oft-repe<ted advocacy of
less government in business and to
argue that restrictive ,r regulatory
legislation IL enacted at all ought to
follow the passage of the permanent
tariff and tax bills and other laws
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-03
KANSAS GRAINMEN HEDGE
Give Only Qualified Support to Cap
per-Tineher Bin-Want Changes.

Washington, June s. Qualified
support OF the Capper-Tincher bill to
regulate grain exchanges was given
today by the Kansas State Grain
Dealers association before the sem
ate agricultural committee. George
T. McDermett, of Topeka, counsel for
the association. said the Kansas grain
men felt that some good would come
from enactment of a bill.
Half dozen changes, most of them
technical, were suggested by Mr..
MeDermott. He insisted that it was
necessary to protect the legitimate
hedge" in order to maintain a suit
able market level but he strongly
urged elimination of se-called wire
houses, operated away from boards
of trade and Exchanges. He char
aeterized such institutions as moth
ing more than gambling facilities
for persons who desire to use small
sums in flyers in the grain market.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-03
SANTA FE CONFERENCE CLOSES
General Managers Return to Their
Homes Today.

The conference between general
managers Of the Santa fe, which
opened here Monday has been fin
Usher, and I. L. Hubbard. general man
ager at Los Angeles; IF. A. Lehman,
general manager at Amarillo, Tex; F.
G. Pettibone, general manager at Cal
weston, and A. G. Wells, vice president
in charge of operation, have returned
to their own offices.
The conference of che general man
ayers, it was stated today, was not
identical with the conference on
changes in working conditions which
is being held here by T. A. Gregg and
John Purcell of Chicago. assistants to
the vice president in charge of opera
ton.
These latter officials have remained
in Topeka and will meet the represen-
tatives of the shop crafts declarations
in conference Monday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-03
TO OPEN PAVED ROAD
Celebration VIII Include Planting of
Tree Dedicated to Ex-SeIdiers.

1E6S OSalcdbeu 10 EsAeS91HlcEH
Plans for the opening of the East
Sixth street read this summer-the
first stretch OF paved road to be open
led as part of the new Victory high
way, were taken up at the regular
injecting of the good reads committee
of the Chamber of Commerce at noon
today.
Tentative plans for the celebration
include the planting of tree dedi-
Gated to the former ex-serFice men of
the world war, and the unofficial
opening of the road by Governor
Henry ]. Allen, who. with the county
commissioners of Shawnee county, is
to occupy the first automobile to use
the highway.
The good roads committee will meet
each Friday in the future, until the
plans for the celebration are complete.
Representatives of the American
Legion will be asked to attend the next
meeting. Later representatives of the
Woman's club and other organizations
which are interested in the highway
will be asked to Cooperate with the
committee. as will any other persons
with ideas as to the celebration.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-03
PLAN "CHINA WEEK" HERE
Stamps for Chinese Relief VIII Be
Sold in Downtown Stores.

Six organizations OF the city are
taking part in the big sale of stamps
for Chinese relief in Topeka, with the
Y. w. C. A. the leader of the group.
A special committee of the Y. w c. A.
will direct the Topeka campaign for
Chinese relief.
The six organizations participating
are the Y w. C. "A, the Y. NJ c. A.,
the Girl Scout, the Boy Scouts. the
Girls Friendly society and the Jewish
team of workers. The special COM
rnittee of the Y. w. c. A directing the
campaign is composed of Mrs. 2. G.
Seger. chairman; Mrs d. l. McEaeh-
ron, Mrs. G. A. Wolf, Mrs. Kurtz KEEL
lam, Miss Genevieye Mcmillan, and
Mrs. w. NJ. Mills.
The Boy and Girl Scouts already are
selling their stamps. Next week, how
ever, will be known as China Week.
in Topeka when the stamps will be
sold downtown. Pelletier's. Crosby
Brothers. the Warren NJ. Crosby COM
paay, Scott Brothers, the National
Hotel and the Palace Clothing COM
pany will offer the stamps for sale
next week
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-03
ROUSE old GUARD
Senate Stand Pat G. o. P. RiIed
at Farmer Group.
Follow Harding Motto, "Less
Government in Business"

washington, June Sold Guard"
opposition to the 'forwardness' Of
western farm state senators in pre-
pairing a legislative program threat
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-03

which are described as constructive"
The packer bill is frankly classed by
some of these leaders as obstructive"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-03
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

The funeral of Mrs. Sarah J. Holmes. 81,
who died Wednesday, was held at O'Clock
this afternoon from Penwells chapel Burial
in Topeka cemetery.
The funeral Of Mrs Gurene Eittreim, rs,
who died Wednesday. will be held at 30
o,SIeek Saturday Afternoon from PenWeil's
chapel. Burial In Topeka cemetery.
The funeral Of Kenneth Sutherland, who
was killed in action in France, will be held
at O'Clock Saturday afternoon from the
heme Of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
E. Sutherland, 1411 Harrison street Ne
flowers
The funeral of OrvilIe Smith. 80, who
died last Saturday in Omaha, will be held
at 10 o'clock Saturday morning from Stone
streets chapel. Burial in Mt. Auburn een1e-
teTy-
The funeral Of Mrs. Elmira Lewis, IS.
who died last Sunday, will be held at 2
O'Clock Saturday afternoon from Lanes
chapel. Burial in Mount Auburn ceme-
terry.
MRS. CARRIE MCMAHON, wife Of WI
liam Mcmahon of Colorado Springs, died
this morning at Colorado Springs. The
body will be brought to Topeka for
burial Mrs. Mcmahon was at one time a
resident Of this city. Mr. Mcmahon is the
son Of Mrs. Betty Mcmahon, 1215 East
sixth street
I,erdss Flowers satisfy Tel SAL
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-03

Lords Flowers satisfy. Tel. s27.-
Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-06
Everything ,cas done at last

After sprinkle-Blo had gone.
Nancy hunted UP tho brass polish
and stove polish and silver polish
and set to work a'shining up the
fairyman's house. Nick beat rugs
and moved furniture and did chores
of all uorts. and soon the place shone
likc Aladdin's lamp. Wouldn't Sprin-
kle.Blow be surprised. though. when
he returned from his vacation to
find everything SO spick and span,
without any trouble to himself at
all7
Everything was done at last and
Nancy. arms akinibo. surveyed theii
work with pride. Now. what'll we
do. Nickf' she asked. smoothing
down her apron. what else can we
cleanf"
Just then her eye fell on the key
20 the house Of the Nuisance Fairies,
hanging ON the nail In the wall
whore Sprinklc-Blow had left It. and
an idea popped into her head. She
had forgotten what the fairyman
had said about not touching il ''oh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-06

MCKEE. let's clean house for the
Nuisance Fairies. too. poor thinga~
she cried. II don't suppose that any.
body does anything at ali for them
and I'm sure they'd like to be
scrubbed upr'
Nick thought II a good idea But"
said he, "how can we get in without
opening the door and II we open
the door they'll all get out at once.
and IL they all get out at once. the
earth will have forty kinds Of
weather. Then what would Mr..
Sprinkle Blow sayf"
Nancy was thoughtful. 'T'll tell
you." she answered slowly. Wen
ask our Magic Shoes TO make us lit.
tie enough to crawl thru the keyhols.
That's easy enoughr'
"But then we can't take the pol.
ishes along" declared Nick. mo.
that won't do"
Then" said Nancy firmly. "we'rl
just have TO use the key and be
quick about IT,"
fTo BE Continued
/ Copyright 1871. by Seattle Stax3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-06

felt. a. Grace spoke. rs II In the
lives OF Grnce and Tom there must
be a secret room into which I could
never 80.
And. why shouldn't Il be 20. ]
argued with myself. had given up
any right ever had TO Tom and
this Girl was Mt least trying TO live
up TO something for him.
Then you are staying: I'm so
glad" started 10 leave.
Don't go yet" Grace was speak.
ing hurriedly: this Isn't nearly fin
ished. There are a great many
things you ought to know that you
have not been told.
You will keep In mind while !
tell you this" she continued, that
am telling II neither for you nor for
me. but for-ToWr
I'm the first pikcs ne wasn't what
you thought when he came down
there and found me-and think you
should know that.
II didn't love Toni never have.
because the only love Two ever had
to give any man was all given 20
Frank DeIane. who cnme into my
life and passed out like shadow In
the night. leaving me--nothing-not
even regret. Isn't II strange that II
n woman really loves she never re-
grcts7
80 didn't love Tom--but ! tried
to lure him.
II tried in every way knew to
lure him"
II knew ne had money. because hs
came with a bunch OF students. tho
sons Of wealthy men--and when
over they neared the quarters II was
passed along. All the girls used to
put on an extra frill and most Of
them pretended tho ingenue. who
had somehow gotten In and couldn't
help herself and wanted to get out
OF II.
You can't have the least idea OF
how many young men fall for that
story" she was reminiscent. and
marry 4 girl and put her In good
home.
Anyhow. when the boys came and
I saw them. I picked out Tom as my
particular prey. don't want to
work him. as a lot Of girls would
have. for a wedding ring and a
home.
1T was just for the fun of the
game. We flirted along for awhile.
He DRINK sometimes moro than he
should have-and often enough he
appeared with tho boys Of the crowd.
but somehow ! didn't seem to be
making much Roadway with him
and neither did any one else
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clRLsl LEMONS
WHTEN SKIN AND
BLEACH FREckLES
.ueeze the Juice of two lemons

sueexe the Juice Of two lemons
IL bottle containing three ounces
Orchard White. which any drug
|5sors will supply for . few cents;
snake well, and you have q quarter
pint OF harmless and delightful lem.
"a bleach Massage this sweetiy
migrant lotion into the face. neck,
|arms and hands each day. then
.ohortly note the beauty and white
ness Of your skin.
Famous stage beauties use this
Iemon lotion tn bleach and bring
that soft. clear. rosy-white com
IDIexion; also ~ q freckle. sunburn
ma tan bleach, because II doesn't
lrrstate.
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"You are going thsrsi ! thought
you hated cards.
$50 I do" he admitted. ~But l
like 10 look on sometimes while
other people lose their money"
She bit her lip.
you are not going. thcn7" fallen.
tyre repeated Internationally.
II don't KNOW may go: Il ali
depends; L." she broke off. and her
eyes turned again to the door as It
opened. and a servant announced
Mr.. Rigden."
Continued Tomorrow
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WHEN A WOMAN TELLS
CHAPTER XXvIII-I LEARN GRACE TRIED TO
LIRE TOM
By RUTH AGNES ABELIN


Finally. 1t the end Of all Of the
other little tricks. resorted to the
story Of my past I told him the
truth. ! even told the chapter In
which Frank DeI<ane figured. re.
member-it was my birthday and my