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This il one Of Americas fin
81 band organizations known
q The Million Dollar Band"
The appearance Of this band
a. the Montgomery County
Fair is Of unusual interest be-
cause Of the fact that II was
organized and trained in our
sister city Of Aaysville.
This band will play only
one other date in Kentucky
this year, they having con-
tracted % furnish the music
for the State Fair al Louisville
in September.
Will be heard in daily con-
tinuous concert at the Mont
gomery County Fair.
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everyone who knew her and many
friends regret TO hear Of her unfor-
tunste accident Late reports from
the bedside of Mr.. Henry state that
he is in a serious condition and may
not survive his burns
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Chapter So.

Chapter So.
Tho Doctor immediately approved o.
TIN : going.
II, Will do the boy world ~ cool.
Ms CumminGS" he said. Nha = !
nm af,y Judge Of character his stay "'.n
,bst Young Norris viii I've he'p |"
him in every way.
so guess II, have 70 let you 80.
TIrmir his mother told him. "''"'"'
back her tears. ever ready TO t!"N,
IN miss YOU somSthtn dreadful
though"
"pon'r c~y. Ma, You'll 81, used -
hnin' without me Tim rep!ieH. wen
me rauousress OF youth peret"'ed
ms, hi, by her reluctance - Gave
r., leave her. Gee But can't
wait ne ended with Soylsh wn'"p
re~,ic had Seen Tom-h" lad
Trough, her home but the Kiss 72i "nt
been repeated. and their talk had been
r-,nc;pauy Of Tim. II may be tna: tns
presence 81 Lilly had preNentnu 'ns
caress although Len Ot"nn"r, VINO
was with her. had shown no such "r"-
eacy and had kissed Lilly openly w''h
much Rustc.
orIv = week now remained or 1'orr's
visit. Twice ne had taken Cert" :"
matinee. and she had gone with nm
into the country again. He had called
A. the Olympic several times 20 IKE
hsr home and occasionally hdd
watched her dance.
He had been told Of Eilly's engage
mint. and one er-to-be-forgottcn
afternoon nc and Gcrti" had gone
.Socp,rE FOR wedding Gif; for her
hr,,urimacy ~ looking At the thiHsS
together the asking Of her advice a. 70
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Id Wyltc cooked has feet on the I'''
of the omen window and blew smoke
al tho stars This room, he uec'oed
as ne looked down n the Sidewalk
was in many ways the best r" hNa
tccurlcd The window in when ne
was seated was hidden in III" shade"
while the sidewalk and street were
bathed in tho faint light Of an are a
half block away. Men who made th"r
ways home late At night. passed ana
Ed speculated. Work. tNCatcrs. parties
and what else. he wondered Kept th'NS
men away from their families.
"And this" said Ed as his ear cauGh,
a familiar football from below, his ~
Montgomery Phtpps. home from tn'
store on Saturday night. Must he II"
balances his books. writes his Ictt'ES
and makes the most Of his only Night
out. for the place is closed 10 custom
ers at IL"
Montgomery rhlpps walked precise
". his heels clipping off short stops
with minciug and methodlcdN I'm
phasis. He was n slender man WIN
mutton chop beard. hiGh-cr""n'o der"a
and Prince Albert coat.
81 wonder" unused Ed as he watched
Phipps.. IL he ever did anything WIN
making business ''l'I'''''E
II. ~ he ever did anything unusual
Tho slender man stopped. h"Id ms
cane under his arm and looked M th'
street. then down. lie thrust hanf
IN his pocket drew out an envelope
and. once again. turned around SLOWLY
that nc might survey every direction
Poor fellow" thought Ed. N" ma
remembered n letter h" failed To mall
II this were the case. MONTGOMERY
! extricated himself from tn" difficulty
! In battling manner. for he stopped
! thrust the envelope into crack In the
| sidewalk. and walked on. Their" Wa'
an immense relief In his demeanor.
Next morning Ed examined the walk
The roots Of tree had lifted the con
crete slabs. Into the deep crack whiri
mad been opened IhIpps had dropnct
his letter II did not seem possible
that. even with a wire. the cnvelop
could be rescued He would civ" II
try. though, Ed thought. and all Nv
forgot the occurrence.
ON the next Saturday night f.
thought OF Phipps again and waited NJ
,nproa ch with interest. Within min
MO ~ the time Of his appearance Voc
before, the merchants steps soundc'
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Four Dancing Feet
TOM AND GERTIE BUY A PRESENT
By JANE PHELPS

he bought.
Tom noticed her tscttulness. and II
raised her in his estimation. In his
thoughts he always had felt her re-
nlarkable IN many ways. considering
her environment. but even 80 he was
constantly BENZ surprised al some new
characteristics. some deliCaCy OF feeling
II ne noted curious looks cast at them
he looking every inch man OF mo
world. She. 80 plainly dressed, 80 un-
styliSh 81 naive In her REMARKS no
rare1 nothing Tom Norris was very
iud.pendent young man. Then ms Ilie
in the West had made HIM II ahEtnI!ls.
more so. In as far as he coulo ne d'o
as he pleased Gertte saw nothInS mao
no eyes for anyone but him. superior
smiles knowing looks passed over her
- ,hny had not been And when.
,bsir shoppins finished. he took her 10
luncheon in one Of the fashionable
Ayspus Restaurants. she still saw no
one. thought Of no one but him.
The next day was sunday. They
u..r. rutt,nr IN a new floor At the olHm
mic and for tho rrst time since she h79
danced there she would have TO-DAY anu
evening of The place woula' De 'IoSeu
..Wen take a long ride Il II ts pleas
-" roro told her over the luncheon
Then we will go somewhere IN 'ne eve
ming" .n.,,.
since he had not repeated ms XIX
,srtain shy feeling had possessed ner.
The feeling she had looked FOR "e'a"Ss
or his caress. and had been SURPRISED
,yb.n i, did not come. He nan per
hans concluded he didn't like her "C''
nDn,rh to want to rereat the KISS, she
.tomTbt and the thought ttnsed heF
manner. noa-,u,,
They. fingered over their lunCneUn'
! hon he took her home. she ie'' us
nnrointed that he could not see "sr
! that night. that he could not come 10
| rho OLYMPIC after her. He haa eN-
Timed tina, he could not that an en-
ragemcnt FOR the evening would rre-
Icn, Then she scolded herseh LOT
axr.crirr more Of his company in one
5ny He had taken her shopping WIN
him, to luncheon She was tcrr,pE
! ,,-ecdv So she thanked him pretN'E
! Cor her nice day when he left her ana
surcessfullv hid her Disappointment.
romorrov-A Day TO Remem Dor
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Two can I've as cheaply as one IS
2 ,r,,e-A whicu everyone kno VS. - h"'
rue and which everyone. who neeuS
:. aid. quotes - a justiier wben ne OF
sine wants a. ;aM" a certain WcH KNOWN
course that needs justtfyins.
Two >an'r u>c 49, cheaply as one. out
" course the basis Of the idce - '"@c
,hr .,ffy Is going :" add the Ndiue ~
her labor as a home maker I" inc man
we. and that under these '"n"' 'lonT
lA. va2e Will buy more than II ""4'u
before hi. marriage when ne - P'Et"s
,.bc,. Directly or indirectly for service
"a ,b., - perfectly true. although II
:. no., true That II Will buy twice as
mU.h.
The wife Contributes, Service
Il an unmarried man IS paying So
week somewhere for a room ne can
> doubtless get an apartment Tor -" III
which he can have as good room De
,,dss .n.. nae Of dining and living rooms.
Add something for heat and light ana
ynu have A ieure no, as small as inc
s"S reS month he would pay for MS
..,or, bur not as large as double that.
lis wife by taking care OF the apart
.raut S,akes us that difference III cost
Likewise Il 10 has been paying ooard
~ has been paving for the cost OF
.ook,py the food a well as for the ra"
materials And presumably his WHO
eurpIics that labor and m rages 10 Eet
enough for two out Of slSHfly larger
,unn than he paid for one.
Movie Tickets ana Car Fares
os course there are many WAYS IN
rbj,, this doesn't work. You can't
ga, ,,,o moving picture tickets for the
~. ~ one. nor car fares for one
even y only one gets a seaD. But the
thioy 7 wanted TO draw attention TO was
this. That when the wife is unable oy
lack o. previous training CT Is un~iil-
Ing because she does not like house
work. To contribute her labor as home
maker To the budget two haze got t"
have twice as much as ono did II theS
are going 10 have as much.
Moreover any woman who does work
ou,sfde the home and thinks that she
adds tina, much 70 what the Family IN
come would be II she stayed at home
md did the housework IS wrong. II
thsv hoard they are going 10 pay some
thing ror service as we'll as for food
ard rooms: 70 they keep house and hire
Servic. that - going 20 run up very
quickly.
Nos Pure Gain
Mid YOU. am not saying that ~
ror think there are circumstances under
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was visiting her parents MI ana "'S
f. r. Burries recently.
Mrs Angeline williams, is not so
well at this writing.
Rev. and Mrs Ben Crdesratt ana
child Of India. spent tho week emo WIN
relatives, here.
4 union meeting. was held Sunday IN
In the Friends church. Rev. updeSratt'
delivered the sermon, and told OF their
work in India.
Mr.. and Mrs. raul Wright and daugh-
tors spent sunday with friends IN THIS
place.
Lee Smith Of Canton. spent Few
DAYS with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Smith.
Mrs. Walter Hussey. returned home
after a visit with relatives in Fltts-
hurGh.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Scheehle and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. !. r. Smith OF
Stcubcnville. spent Sunda! at inc
home Of William Lawrence.
Mrs David Orr. was visiting friends
here recently.
Mrs John McKclvte and daughter OF
PITTSBURGH. is visiting her mother MIS-
y j. Conahey.
Mr.. Henry. tho milk tester. spent
Sunday and Monday at the nome OF
Mr. Henry Zeycr.
Forrest Lawrence purchased the Fat
terson garage recently.
Mr.. Columbus Evans purchased the
nroper:y Of the late Noble {. Brown
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. David Buchanan and
! CON Sam and Mrs Add Burriss, were
! caIlers at the home Of Mr.. Henry WIKI
| inson Of near Rayland.e Sunday after
! non.
Mrs Henry Wilkinson is on the SICK
| list.
Miss Kate McConahey. remains about
the same
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The Leroy left yesterday at noon on
It's return trip 20 New Matam"ras.
The Siherty left yesterday morning
at 10 o'clock for Pittsburgh from
GAINESVILLE.
The pool stage Of nine feet was reg
istered at the, wharf Yesterday.
There will be no arrivals or depar-
lures today.
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COUNTY COURT
Marriags Licenses

MArr1aB0 L1oou1ee
John VI. White, %. and Lulu b.
Chambers, %, both Of McMechen. W. va
Charles swallow, 80. and Mary Arnish'
90 both OF Pittsburgh. Pa
Michael ". Jury. 81. and Myrtle far-
ker. 81. both OF Moundsvills.
Frank Tusina. %. and Eva Vidonic'
is, both OF Benwood.
Deeds
James l.. White to ABBOTT Aimmer-
man. lot on Mozart county road.
Annie NJ. Watkins to 5. n FRANK
lot on Island.
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N3 Dietand Health
e. s!.n ~ By Lulu Hunt Peters MD i
-Atss''A. or of Diet and HEALTH ui Ksy to the Galleries.
LII, MYSELF, I
The History of Me by Me
CHAPTER XIX.
md Health ,,ith Ken to the Galleries :,

to become Unattached, and sometimes
the awful thing has happened that
hahys tender flesh vas pinned Win
tho clothes Gosh, II makes me vince
when l think of how a baby must SUI
fer under those circumstances
Why not even my diapers arc pinn-
ed, How come: Well, my Cherle
bought i pattern OF napkin that IS
fitted and ties on with tapes and sne
also bought ono already made up TO see
lust exactly how they were made. Ana
nv trousers are the best fitting that
YOU ever saw.
Our doctor advised her 10 do that.
She said there vas no article OF
bahv's clothing that was more impor-
ans that the pressure Of heavy masses
was no article that received so little
attention. most mamas not realizing
that grave results can come from an
Improper napkin or one improperly
fastened.
Our bones are very soft and piiab!e
md moldablc. and Il great wad or c!oth
between our little legs and pressing on
, our tender pelves can even deform the
| bones. And in it'll" girl babies who
| have such important organs In the
| pelves. 1t is thought by some physlci'
, ans that the preSsre OF heavy masses
| Of cloth may be the cause or iot o.
| tho troubles that come TO some papy
! girls when they grow to womanhood
: That makes us realize that the dues'
ton n babies diapers Is an important
| one. doesn't it,
! II YOU want to know about the pat
| tern ~ the diaper that ! wear. write IN
| 10 my doctor IN care Of this paper, ana
| She will tell YOU about II.
| Another thing that my Cherte does
is very nice. Everything she does is
mic" because she is so terribly NICE
herself Golly. when I think how much
love that woman.
oh. my doctor says it's time 10 stor
TALKING to YOU today. We'll. I'll keer
II q secret for you for next time. AZ
| revoir'
Iromorrow-Answers to Correspondents
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1905. Every womans Warofope
should boas, OF one or more slips such
as this design -portrayA Satin. siik'
crepe. crepe de chine. and line are
yerv appropriate for this style.
The pattern Is cut in four sizes: Small
1896; medium. 1910: large. 42-t4: extra
large. 1915 inches bust measure:
medium size requires 5h yards or ~
Inch material For founcing as NUS
trated rs yards Is inches wide VIII Do
required.
Pattern mailed to any ADDRESS on
receipt Of l2c in silver or stamps. :.
Write name and address plainly. SEND
- cents to The lntelligencer ofnce
Wheeling, w. Va.
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SIDE 7 TALKS
bv Ruth Cameron
AS CHEAPLY AS ONE?

which women are happier az work other
than homework What | am saying Is
that the woman wh" goes out or the
home must not deceive herset INTO
thinking that she can count All her sal
arv a. pure gain. OF course there are
women who manage in their spare tine
OF houseworS But either their employ
ers or their health will suffer In that
case.
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SyNopslS OF paRT ONE

NeNtS NE >oUNG W'Ft Or NN, S
Iah SCAMP IS NEGLECTED. A"0
IGNORED eY AsP NEEP DO ,WsL
HUSBAND uNl5 us IS AWAH On
4 SUppo SEQ BUSINESS TRIP SIZE
evbDENly BECOMES AUARE
7uAT SIZE MAS fhuSN IN LOW
WITH -OlE NEW cunVEFEUS -
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Hot. ism, II? My gracious. I think !
c.rra!nlv would be III II my mama
didn't realize that babies suffer terr'pE
from being clothed too warmly IN NOT
weather AS It Is. am not so yer!
uncomfortable for In the middle OF 'ne
day. when II is the hottest. nave az
If my clothes taken of except my Nv.
tie thin silk and wool shirhe ana NY
diaper.
Some babies are wrapped so Warmly
tna, the clothes retains the heat from
their little bodies. and that, with 'ne
ext,-n;I heat. "a terrible 10" baby our
ing tho hottest weather, II causes all
sorts Of intestinal uPsets and lowers
Tho resistance Sc that other troubles
NAV nc invited. my Doctor says.
Tho rea+on 30 many babies have
nricilv hcat N the summer is lrcause
they arc dressed 90 warmly and they
rcrcnirc and lie ~ their Scl Clothcs ana
that irri,ats IN skin WY much
hid YOU know that drssine 4 hahH
TOO warmly IS ,ne ~ the commonest
raul,s Of mothers" They do not rea-
Ii-c that while ii Is necessary to Keep
:, warm. that il IS harmful 10 Keep US
Too warm. Any baby that pcrSp!res IS
drcssed too warmly. Will YOU remem1-
or that. 1amaS' ..
Another thing that mamas don
rcaItzo Is that II does n" harm "a
change me weigh, Of the clothing on
hohy from day to day as the weather
changes.
Another hing that my mama does 10
Lccn mo comfortable is to give me a
cool ,ron~e during the hottest part OF
~. ,la, And | hav" cool boiled water
given me between NJ, feelings. GolIy
, /, .,.tcv cc0d | not 90 my appetite Is
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.hlNo SO . MAKE a LONG
MOVIE SAoRT VAN SCAMP
IS JAILED Bp EhieSzzlE
mrNT HSNES SETS a
D,uoacE AND TIE 0OSioo7
OF uTTIE ERBENA
7nnI S SETS 4 DRESS ]
SUI aNp Mape'tS aeNsS
AND THEY ALL 90 Wss
U uUE ON 4 Small SVI
ApEQUATE EheM ---
Evening star., 1922-01-03
FUTURE DAYS.
TH05. J. OWEN & sON. AUCTIONEBRS.


TRUSTEES, SALE Of VALUABLE IMpRoy.
MoDERN THREE-sToRY BRICK RESI-.
isss sTnkET SoRThwEsT A EKEAaslS WAsHsG ssSa
wbe1s:. b9s; .; aef.ul. 4 having been made in the
! certain deed of trust bearing date June
2l, 1911, and recorded June 49, 1911, In Liber
records rec, of the District Of Columbia "a and iAaa at
the written request Of the holder and owner
the undersigned, the trustees named in said
deed Of trust. win Offer for sale under the
provisions thereof at rdg dEgsie spesI9p front
THURSDAY. THE FIFTH DAY OF JiEU-
ART, 1892, the following described land and
rights. ways and appurtenances thereunto be-
Wilmington. District Of Columbia, % namely: ':
"Hoimead Manor" as per plat. recorded II
Os, s. @ Of e Se i & fhs
Columbia. Subject to the covenant that when
. building Is erected @ uron said lot, it shall
ins @ or other structure EXCEPT % such ~ a. r are
city Of WashingtonJ shan ever BE- erected
wishia % feet OF the west Inns Of lsth street
Terms Of sale: one-third d-se:o ths pur-
chase price In cash, Of which deposit Of 800
and the balance In equal notes OF the dur.
chaser, payable in one and two years after
the date Of sale. with interest 1t the rate Of
8 per cent per annum and payable semi an
erty- sold. o. all cash at the option Of the
purchaser: The terms Of sale 10 BE- COM
piled With within thin ten days from date Of sale.
ct the risk and cost Of the dAfauitinr lur.
chaser after dye dayS readvertisAment "a Soma
All conveyancing. title examinaf fion. revenue
staagDs ssg:..r sad recording At ne s1peass ef ths
p'' aBoRsE q. Fr,rN1NcI T,a.,ee
.:.s EDWARD Il HILEYHK, .Tfustss.
Evening star., 1922-01-03
CALLS &c" FATAL LETTER.
Fortune Teller Links It With Fate
of Henri Landru.

PARIS. December 13.-The letter
&c was fatal for Henri Landru. who
was convicted of numbering his ten
fiancees. in the opinion of French
fortune teller. She points out that G
was the initial letter for Gambais,
the villa where Landrus fiancees met
their untimeiy end, and also for Gil
bert. president of the court before
which Landru was tried, and for
Godefroy, advocate general of the
court.
This fatal letter. the fortune teller
predicted, was leading Landru in
evitably toward the instrument of
justice, the guillotine. the name of
which also begins with G.
Evening star., 1922-01-03
THOs. J. OWEN & son, AUCTIoNEERs.


TRUSTEES. SALE or VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. IMPROVED BY THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING, No. i9s
MAINE AVE. S.W.
By virtue of q certain deed OF trust duly
recorded. in Liber No 1909, folio 3o9 et seq.
Of the lsHd records of the District of tolnm.
ba. and at the request of the party secWe1
thereby, the undersigned trustees Will sell AZ
public auction. in front % the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. THE ELEVENTH DAY Or
JANUARY. 4. u. 1872, At FOUR otlDtk
+. NJ, the following. -dcscribed land and prem
ses. situate in the city of Washington. DIS
trct OF Columbia. end designated IS ana De.
ing lot 81 in White Il Brothers subdivision Of
lots in reservation ID" as per plat recorded
in Book II. page 81. in the Office Of the sur
veyor Of the District Of Columbia.
Terms of sale: One third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, balance in two equal
installments. payable in one and two years.
with interest at per centum per annnm. pay
able semi annually, from day of sale, secured
by deed of trust upon the property sold, or ALL
cash. at the option Of the purchaser. de-
posit Of $50 will he required at time Of sale.
All convpyanrins. recording. revenue stamps.
etc. at cost Of purchaser. Terms of sale to he
complied with within 80 days from day Of sale.
otherwise the trustees reserve til" right to r"-
sell the property at the risk and cost nf do
iauitng purchaser. after FIVE days advertise
n,rnt of such resale in some newspaper pub
iislled in Washington. y. G.
WILLIAM H. SAUNDERS.
WM $. PHILLIPS,
dp3t,- -d&Stls exSu& ja2 Trustees.
ADAM a. WESCHLER ACCTIONEER
Evening star., 1922-01-03
de24-d&ds. exsu&de28, 1a2 Trustees.
THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SMALL
FRAME DWELLING on LAUREL ST,
OPPOSITE THE INTERSECTION OF AS
PEN ST., TAkOMA PARK. D. C.
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust duly
recorded, in hber No. 453S. folio "a ct seq,
Of the land records Of the District Of Colum-
bia, and at the request Of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will cell, at
THURSDAY, THE 18th DAY OF JANUARY.
4. D. 1922, AT FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. the
following described land and premises situate
in the District Of Columbia, and designated az
and being lot 63 in a subdivision Of lots In
block 4, Of Lipscomb and Earnest; trustees,
%. Wire, Ine, and recorded in the office Of the
surveyor Of the District OF Columbia, in book
90. page 175.
ouired upon acceptance of bid. Conveyancing,
recording and revenue stamps at purchasers
cost. Terms Of sale to be complied with with
In 80 days or deposit forfeited. =.
WILLIAM II TERRELL.
@. 4. ST0NEBRAKER,
to Al - CIR