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were vast and teasing complications
regarding tonneau, upholstery and
accessories he had never heard of.
He was about to leave the agency
in disgust when the salesman re-
vealed the fact that one could hire
a thousand guinea motor. with a
competent chauffeur. for an indeh-
mite period, during which one could
make arrangements for ones own
car at leisure.
Jarroman eagerly accepted the
compromise. He returned to Nadia.
ordered tea, and by the time they
had finished 1t the car was waiting.
The interior of the car was like a
small drawing room lounge. They
settled themselves in 1t, Jarroman
watching the girl. She leaned back
on the divan. her eyes half closed,
and he knew that he was looking
at a woman who was unhappy in
her love-. He nodded to himself The
love affair must be attended to, or
he would find that he was building
a castle on sand. He began to plan.
You are kind to me-" she said
suddenly. Don't think me unap-
preciative-but I am so tired
Il know" he said. His voice con-
veyed the suggestion that he
guessed the full extent of her
trouble and was sorry. He glanced
unobtrusively at her; her lashes
were making violet shadows on her
cheeks, her fiowerlike mouth was
parted. as IL she were exhausted.
Lovely. Very lovely. 1t should
make his work easier. this lowell
ness: once this love business was
settled 1t would be easy. easy.
The car slipped through the
villages at the discreet speed re-
quired of 1t, but on the roads be-
tween 1t gathered itself into an i'm
pressive sixty miles an hour. 1t was
therefore not yet o'clock when
Nadia and Jarroman descended at
the doors OF the Colossal.
Nadia's fatigue had stolen from
her as the miles had fed; the sooth-
ing movement of the great car had
cast spell upon her. She looked
far more alert, and a flush of ex-
citement came to her face as she
glimpsed the vast lounge OF the
hotel. its palms and lifts, and. above
all. its guests.
The flush deepened when she and
Jarroman were conducted to their
suite. 1t was on the first floor. It's
flower filled balconies overlooking
the sea. 1t consisted of two bed
rooms. with their bathrooms and
dressing rooms, and two spacious
sitting rooms, all giving on to a
short corridor that in turn led to
the chief corridor OF the first floor.
why. it's like a fiat! exclaimed
Nadia. She explored 1t. her en-
thusiasm growing as each perfec-
ton of luxury revealed itself
do you think you will like it?"
inquired Jarroman. His satisfaction,
keeping pace with hers. was pound
ing into his viens. The first step;
the step.
'T never dreamed any place could
be so beautiful"
They were In the larger Of the
two sitting rooms-a wonderful
boudoir rioting in blues and
lavenders. with strange splashes Of
a burnt amber that glowed like
tropic suns.
Continued Tomorrow
Copyright. 1927
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Consinued from Yesterday.

Nadia had told him she would not
be able to join him until the after
noon. He had not, to his certain
knowledge. told any one except
Theed that his daughter was living
with him and no one but Theed and
Segrove knew his address.
His curiosity was piqued. More
over, he was more than a little anx-
ious. He held the envelope poised
between his two forefngers. 1t oc-
CURED to him that an obvious course
would be to steam the flap.
HIM! There are some things 1
never learned In Dartmoor-thank
God." he said. and tossed the en-
velope from him on to a desk to
await her arrival.
The incident set him thinking.
He had come within an ace of
smirching the dignity of his passion.
If his haste were indeed a holy
thing to him. it must be kept free
from the taint of pettiness. His
hate must have its morality, its rigid
code of honor, from which he must
never depart to meet any merely
tactical emergency. His sword must
be kept the clean. impersonal sword
of the eXecutioner.
lie sprang to his feet and began
To pace up and down. his head thrust
forward. his lips drawn back from
his teeth He was gloating over his
hatred. reveling in it, soaking his
spirit in it.
How he hated heri He must buy
her a horse-it would hurt her when
she had to give up riding. He must
choose jewelry for her-so that she
should weep for her diamonds when
they had been wrenched away.
Here 1 am" said her clear voice
behind him.
lie swung around. all trace of his
satanic elation wiped from his face.
He welcomed her as loving father
should-with a kiss on the brow
and a smile.
And what have you been doing
olI the morning." he asked. shop
ping. I hope
Nadia answered him evasively.
! had a lot Of things to clear up,
yCg know
l- was obvious even to his mex
p"r.enced eye that she had not yet
r,rlenished her wardrobe. Her dark
blue costume was worn. her hat
E"rEr made. Yet her beauty shone
oH' like star. He wondered what
che would look like in what he
termed vaguely "furbelows."
I'm afraid you've tired yourself
out he said easily. 81 shall insist
"T y"Ur taking things easily for a
week or two.
"Hy the way. / had forgotten" he
added. ~ letter came for you at
S4'dday today"
She thanked him, and he occu-
pied himself at the desk to give her
an opportunity of reading II. He
turned round in time to see her
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for commercial projects and should
benefit our trade with countries on
the south OF the United states
Again the forecast 10 good for oil
interests and new discoveries are
indicated.
The stars appear Z, presage COM
petition among companies that, deal
In oil and rudimentary producns-
During this planetary govsrnmsnt
the mind should be keenly awake
TO the nner things OF life ana n
should be most encouraging TO ed
ucational matters.
There So an aspect held to fore
shadow bereavement in families of
high estate. Royalty and others
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Priced $l.s0 Suit;
Extra Sizes, $l.7S
Priced s.. 90 Suit;
Extra Sizes, $50

wcnen's Knit Underwear
Section. Third f1oor.
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Radio NeuDs and Niiews
WI1v = W00DWARD AND L0-
THROP.
(stie6 Reproaueing Piano Used With
Piano S0l0a.)

IhAOEs
(stien Reproaueing Piano Used with
Piano solos.)
1890 to 1i:s0-Piano solos: Dear
Old Sue. Drowsy Baby. victrola
selections: Metropolitan Hits. Light
Cavalry Overture. Hawaiian Twt-
Hight. Two-Three-Four. Pua L
Mohala- Piano solos: I Found the
End Of the Rainbow. Beautiful Sum-
mer Night. victrola selections:
Romeo selections; Goiondrina. Per-
Jura DANA. Goodbye Sweetheart.
Goodbye; I Hear You Calling Me.
to 3 p. m.-victrola selections:
After the Rain. Carissima. Alice
Where Art Thou. All That Need.
Anchors Aweigh. Piano solos: II
Can't Have You All the Time.
Egyptland victrola selections:
Angel Child, April Showers. Arabian
Melody. Aud Scotch Songs. At the
Fountain. Piano solos: I Hate to
Lose You. That's Worth While
Waiting For.
J. WILLIAMS, INC.
Daily.
IL noon-Epiphany Chimes.
1880 p. m.-Report on stolen
autos.
1855 p. m.-News items.
1910 p. m.-Concert. Almas Tenn
pie Band.
Music during intervals
3 YN-NATIONAL RADIO INsTI-
TUTB.
$50 TO 1880 r. m.-News items.
code.
wJH-WHITE IND BOYER.
I to and Z to l:S0 .. m.-Musie and
features.
8 p. m.-Special program. Num-
bers to be announced during per-
formance.
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Radio Flashes

A radlophone program win be
broadcasted from NOF, Naval Air
Station, Anacostia, d. c., tomor-
row night at 8 o'clock. The con-
cert will be given by the United
States Navy Orchestra, under the
direction of Charles Benter.
To the Radio Editor:
have received the following
stations on a variocoupler crystal
set with one variable condenser:
KDKA. Pittsburgh, Pa; WIZ,
Newark; WIP, Philadelphia: wGY.
schnectady: wGR. Buralo: wwJ.
Detroit: KYW. Chicago: wBAS,
and all local stations.
l would like to hear from
others who have crystal sets, and
who have done this good.
Yours respectfully.
WILLIAM H. TEST,
1925 Fifth street northwest.
To the Radio Editor:
have heard the following out
of-town stations with q home-
made crystal set:
WIZ. Newark, n. J.: KDKA.
East Pittsburgh. Pa: wPB, Pitts
burgh. Pa: WSB. Atlanta, Ga.
My set has no variable con-
denser or variocoupler. My aerial
Is $50 feet long and e5 feet high.
Yours truly.
LIONEL H. STRUCK,
at Second street northeast
To the Radio Editor:
Can any of the radio fans tell
me what station broadcasted the
talk on Turks and the Near East
night?
Very respectfully.
H. H. FISHER,
1912 U street. Anacosua. D. C.
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who hold the reigns OF government
may suffer losses.
There is little promise in the stars
for serenity on the part Of the
King OF England who viii md many
anxieties crowd upon him a. the
year closes.
Women now come under q direc-
tion Of the stars that makes for
modesty and sincerity.
Persons vhose birthdats it 10 have
the forecast OF q year In which
they Will meet many perplexities.
but difficulties can be overcome II
disputes ARE avoided Both men
and women should cultivate swesG
tempers
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Listening-In Concerts.
GENERAL PUBLIC INVITED.
TAAH~kH - n

Tonight At Q.
The Hecht Company music depart
ment, SIS F street.
Hines Auto Supply Co.. s20 D
street northwest.
Capitol Radio Sales Agency. 72l
Eleventh street northwest.
Peoples Drug Store. Seventh and
e streets northwest.
Riee's Orange Beverage Parior.
Eighth and e streets southeast.
Foy's Radio supply House, sN
EiKhrh stree soutneast.
Above places store hours also.
Store Hours Only.
Programs Daily, I: to 1 and Z to
Doubleday-Hin Electric Company.
715 Twelfth street
Thomas +. williams. Inc. 1924
New York avenue.
National El.crric supply store,
1880 New York avenue.
Gibson Company. s1S q street
northwest.
Harry C. Grove. Inc. 1910 q street
Continental ElectSr, Supply Com
many. sos Ninth street northwest.
The Radio Shop. 1891 q street
northwest.
Quality Accessory Company. 1917
II street northeast
. John c. Rau. 524 Twelfth street.
White and Boyer. s13 Thirteenth
street northwest.
Arcade Electric Company. -Four.
teenth and PARK road.
Lansburgh and Brother. 40 ssv.
enth street
Woodward and Lothrop. Eleventh
and + streets.
The Hecht Co.. music department,
eis r street northwest.
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HOROSCOPE.
THURSDAY. NoyEMBER Is, Isz..

Neptune rules strongly for good
today. according to astrology. SAT-
urn and Venus are adverse.
It is fairly good rule under
which to seek to Improve ones
financial condition They who look
for employment should be encour-
aged by promising prospects.
This IL a sway read as auspicious
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This special feature with the very piiable
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Models Of satin stripe or plain, coutils and
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gay cretonnes or plaid
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0her House Dresses,
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HOUSE Dress Section. Thirt
ncor.
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IN THE AIR TO-DAY.
WASHINGTON,
EAA NAVAL RADIO STATION
RADIO. VA.

EAA NAVAL RADIO STATION
RADIO. VA.
s:4s to Z p. m.-Closing live stock
markets: hay and feed markets.
.. m-weather report Daily
marketgram-
10 p. m.-Time signals: weather
report: ship orders: 1.6So meters
Naval press news on 1850 msterA
Except where noted. sending u
CIV $3.50 meters.
wwx-POsTOFFIC DEPART.
MENT STATION.
Q.1e0 MeteFs).
vegetables
s p. m.-Report on dairy PROD
ucts and grain.
1850 p. m.-Dve stock and grain
reports. Report on fruits and veg
stables.
SEQ METERS UNLESS oTHERwIsD
NOTED.
Eastern Standard Tims.
wMJ-DOUBLEDAY- HILL ELEC-
TRIO COMPANY.
4:3o to $40 p. m.-Don Giovanni,
Kamennoi Ostrow Aeolian Sym
phony Dance; Samson and Delilah:
Last Rose of Summer. Teasin'. El
Relicario. Slavonic Dance No. 1 in G
Minor. Menuetto Scherzando, Out
Where the West Begins, Melodie.
Aeolian Symphony Dance, All My
Life, Meditation.
SpeciaI Musical Program.
500 to 500 p. m-violin solo,
Paul Hanes. "Opriccio;" vocal solo.
Miss Adelaide Darling. accompanied
by Miss Hilda Haines. piano. and
Mr.. Paul Hanes, violin. Happy
Days" saxaphone solo, Elwood will
son. Send Back Ny Honey Man."
piano solo, Miss Hilda Hanes, Ca
price Espagnola;" vocal solos. Chas.
A. Kinsella. Because He Loved Me
So" Some Day He'll Make 1t Plain"
Mothers Prayers Have Followed
Me-" vocal solo. Miss Adelaide Dar-
Hanes, AT Dawning;" saxaphone
solo. Elwood Wilson, Blue" piano
solo, Miss Hilda Hanes. witches
Darling, Just A Wearying For
iou, SdNdphoho SoiOs IAiWoOu w
son. Chicago"
DIR. James Cannon, stan surgeon.
of Georgetown University Hospital.
will give a short talk on Cancer
Control" under the auspices of the
District of Columbia committee for
the control of cancer.
wEAs-THE HECHT COMPANY.
Broadcasting.
Edison Phonograph: Thru the
Night. Lament, Bunch Of Keys, Kit
ten on the Keys. Susanna, Wonder
full You. Sunshine Alley, Flapper
Walk. Grey Moon, Serenade, Cow
Bells, Oh, Is He Dumb.
Gulbransen Piano Selections -
Pharaoh Land. I Got the Air from
Pepper Blues, Smilin' Thru, Who'll
Take My Place.
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PLAIkVIEW TO
PREPARE FOR
5000 VISITORS
WEST TEXAS CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE EXPECTS TO
BREAK RECORD.

Special io The News
pIAINNtEN. IAN. eO-Not less
than 5000 delegates will attend the
annual West Texas Chamber Of Com.
m,r.c convention To- be- held IN Plain.
Wow MAY - and %. according TO Por.
tor \ Whalcy manager OF that or.
ganiNtion -, expressed the belief
tmt DO viii hc the largest commercial
organization convention ever held IN
'lo nation exceeding the recent United
states g. of q. meeting az Atlantic cts
Boo attendance.
Fifteen special trains Of PullNan
cars trr already assured FOR the con.
N"nuoH Hundreds Of delegates will
come Boo long automobile excursion
trains which Will De- run over various
highways into the Plains Fifteen towns
viii bring their hands 20 help let the
world know that they are boosting their
communities.
\ banquet. M which more than . 0OO
persons VIII feast az one time. will be
The featnr. of the final night Al TINT
tim" thc Officers and meeting place
ioI The ensuing year will be- elected
Prominent Speakers probably inclthl.
lhr e member ct President Harding :
''h.ret win address the banqueters.
Arrangements are being made to have
PRESIDENT Harding. himself. open The
convention hv means II wireless
hicnhouc amplifer installed In ,he
AUDITORIUM where sessions viii h. held
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Twinkle. twinkle Little STAR
Thus McNastcrs greeted me at break
fast. lie as the producer. and I. a. the
star. had places az the head Of the
camp table.
smiled 10 the quotation. and felt
myself q hypucr,tc. u was a most un.
comfortable feeling The mans lmmor
was hanal. "smarty" talk. and AZ old
40 the hills. Did hc think any silly
romark would please little girl
like me?
And because SMILED. az II IL were
tho first time 1 ever had heard the
quotation instead uf the thuusandth. |
started the day out Of tune with my
self aud rcb"lhous.
I began 10 luatho McNiastcrv. Not
that De- ever had been other than out.
vardly respectful ! loathcd him un ac.
count ul the gossip about HIM. l iOIh.vd
him because Gincttc had linked nay
nrmc with his and because Dick had
listened tu her I luathod him most Of
all because he and men like him had
taken loyalty and trust out Of nay def.
milton Of love.
Love passes Hc-and men like
him-uattcrcd silly women who be.
licvcd them and who iringod upon the
rights at other women. and considered
themselves clever instead Of wicked.
TO be- sure they lost out IN the end
IKE Rosalic Bruce Of the red dress.
Bur moanwhil, devoted little wives and
loyal uu, mothers had to suffer
and pay
Ana 90, trcsuasscrs they lost
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-
us after Griswold mentioned II. for we
might have gone of ON somo wrong
track entirely. DO we get after young
Mr l.ddd now9'
Yes Harry replied as they passed.
the tragically vacant rooms of the dead
woman. III he knew Mrs. Nane. as
Griswold SAYS. we ought To get some.
thing worth while at last"
Gordon l.add was anticipating their
coming with an eagerncss which he
made NO attempt to conceal.
You're headquarters men. aren't
YOU hc demanded. For heavens
sake come In and tell me Il you've
found out anything Those chaps from
the local precincts are dubs. and I'm
almost mad over this thing, Right this
way, you'll find cigars and things 90
that stand
You knew Mrs Nane. MIR. I.add?"
II was more a statement than a cues.
ton. az Barry seated himself.
knew hcr2' Good Lord. l." The
young man controlled himself by a Wis.
ihlc effort, and added lamely: Yes, 1
have known her Tor some time. scy.
tral years, in fact. and although she
had host Of friends. | think | can
claim 10 be one Of the closest Of them
% her It's the sheer impossibility of
ihis thing gentlemen. which has driy.
IN me nearly mad. I know that-that
she was s;iot, I saw her body. and yet
! would be more ready Ia believe that
bolt from heaven struck her down
than bullet sped from human
! hande"
why? This time the question came
/ az sharply as the report of a pistol
ITSELF upon the outburst uf nerve.
stretched beyond the breaking point.
and Gordon Ladd east discretion To the
/ winds
because she was alive and well An
instant almost before that shot must
Lave been fired ! saw her. spoke %
her i" Too late the young man
realized the slim he had made, and nj.
/ face turned livid. but hastily he made
! an effort 20 retrieve his error. 1T mus,
have been the closing of my own door
when ! returned that mufficd the shot
I 20 that ! did not hear It"
When you returned from where?''
| craig leaned forward suddenly.
That he had made such an eftor was
INSTANTLY apparent. for the length OF
his accustOmary speech had given IN.
! ordinarily wellpoised Young man an
| opportunity % place himself In a meas.
ute upon his guard. and his reply came
in culdl} collected tone.
/ You are mistaken. sergeant--or
whatever your rank may be termed.
/ When ] said that ! returned meant
that had only then returned from
I the Moniaines. on East Ninth street
where had dined and spent the earlier
. part - the evening"
CRAIG turned In frank appeal 20 the
larger experience % his colleague. and
Barry resumed the Interrogation.
WIN Won tell us MIR Ladd. Just e1'
actly what did happen last evcnln.
from the time YOU left the house where
YOU dincd until from your apartment,
here you heard officer Boyle hammer.
ing upun the entrance below" he asked
IN = courteonsly persuasive tone.
Continued In Our Next issuel
/ downright. 1929. y 4. A. Servlce.l
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CONFESSIONS OF A MOVIE STAT
Chapter LX-Some Advances from McMasters

cut with one fa,thlcss man. proceeded
to snitch some other and To dcsulhtc
the heart ~ some other helpless and
devoted wife.
Loyalty and trust ar % part OF ideal
love which was some day Co bless me
faded from nay giriish dreams ! knew
az last what Mrs. Mandy long had
wished me 90 find out.
spoke Co. McAlastcrs 40 breakfast
only when be- addressed mp.
| had headache. | hadni slept we'll
an account of the birds. As soon as
the Whippoorwills Went Co sleep the
JAWS and ROBINS woke up' such cho'
rus.
Auybudy could s,r 7 wasn't fit f0r
work. NcMastcrs agreed Then b, and
Z would stroll up the mountain stream
% was cool los thr fails.
I shook my head and dbl not smile,
Better think again NAV I've som,
new books. had ms man pack hall
duzcn IN my luggage
Books? That's different I've usually
SEQ little time for houks'
What possessed mr Geo give McMas.
t,rs an opening { don't know My
ewes met Dick s--h, sat across the
table. and two covers away Perhaps
was defiant on perhaps I was made
.ecklcss by tho supreme hurt ln the
thought thai Dick s.ould dare 90 as
sociatc me iu his mind with McAlastcrs.
can one love and hat, at the same
time. I wondered
to be- Coniiuuedl
Downright 1921. q. T. 4. ScrNloe)
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Me S 5; the |;, STARS
/, Is. 5sAs FL :. a4sl!l!!! -
OSTRANDER -
.'''Rs&fWTZ1

told you AN uninten,ional falsehood.
The matter h quite trivial and irrele.
want. but / do not care to have the
least misunderstanding about this.
when told you that | had not entered
Mrs. Nane's studio since my call upon
her until tonight It was not strictly
true. although | held no communlca.
ton with her. a few days ago l was
passing her door. she was out. but Mrs.
McGrath was cleaning In there. and
asked II | might take a peep at the
portrait
That's all right, Miss Shaw" Hon.
est relief shone IN Cragi's eyes. IT'S
as well that you did tell us. and II any.
thing else comes Ca your mind. no mat
ter how unimportant 1t may seem Ia
YOU. Just call up police headquarters
and ask for me, Sergeant Craig, or for
Sergeant Barry here. Wen see that
you're kept out Of Il as much as we
can
Thank you, I'm sure that YOU WILL
sergeant" she responded with mol
that although still dignified, was al.
most cordial Goodnight"
She vanished up the stair, and a.
the two sergcanis continued downward
Craig remarked confidcntially 10 his
| companion.
Amt women funny? Did YOU seq
how her manner changed all % sud.
den when she thought she had got her.
self in wrong? Twas nothing. that visit
| of hers Ia the Nanc womans studio
after an. but it's good thing she told
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"Oh. I WON'T have any
10 TmE DREAM SELLERS

And now said Whizzv Tornado.
that's that Tn, toy.maker and the
chimney sweep have gon, whore they
can du the most good. but you're stlll
here.
Kip as this Who'll, affair was your
fault bon "a, first place. youu have 10
find your own way back o. Brownie
land Give Naucy and Mich the key To
,hc Enchanted Cupboard and let them
wish themselves back with their Green
shoes. As for Mike Mole he has done
so much Tor everybody. he deserves
reward. can ! help YOU. Mr.. Mule?'
oh | won't have any trouble. said
tle mole. "Bcsidcs az the ground
above rs fruzcn hard and al the earth.
worms arr yard underground. ! may
ts vol cnioy myself while Ton here
aud have least Won't yoJ please
help Kip"
Very we'll answered Nhizzy who
Wss sort cf wizard So may 30 be
But Kip spoke up
IL vou please, Pa could you blow
nc after the chImnc, sweep Id like
to hide bon thu rhinnef~ when Twccka
no., tho Wickel gnanie comes around
With hi- bagful az had dreams Tor the
children
When b. df0i,s ouc duNn J can
,at,h q 80 that % won't g,i down 10
.rv ~ the children and make thu un-
happy. u yon can tell me whero the
dream seller lives. IN stop there on my
/ say and go . bsgfui al god dreams
about santa Claus and drop them
down. instead"
I'm get East Wind 20 take you there
az once. answered whlzzy. Tor tbs