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The Monett times., 1922-02-17

Miss Gertrude Frossard who at
tends Draughon's Business College at
Springfield, will spend Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Fros-
eorl
The Monett times., 1922-02-17

T. F. Phillips, who has charge Of
the Frisco store room, spent Sunday
in Springfield.
The Monett times., 1922-02-17

Mrs. Ross Roberts and children
visited relatives in Peirce City Sun
day.
The Monett times., 1922-02-17

Mrs. Dave Baylor, of Purdy, spent
Monday in the city with her mother,
Mrs. n. j. Birke.
The Monett times., 1922-02-17

Engineer Al Geister was visitor
in Springfield, Sunday.
The Monett times., 1922-02-17

Mr.. and Mrs. James Scott left Sat
urday morning for Neodesha, Kansas
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Carter.
The Monett times., 1922-02-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Means have
moved from Euclid avenue, to farm
northwest of Monet.
The Monett times., 1922-02-17

Carl Rhodes, of Rola, Mo-, was the
guest of Miss Marie Gillioz, Sunday.
The Monett times., 1922-02-17

E. A. O'Dwyer went to Seligman,
Saturday, to attend meeting Of the
Ozark Fruit Growers Association.
The Monett times., 1922-02-17
JERSEY MALE

jersey male for service at the west
END of County street on the M. C. Cox
Farm. .. 66tm$
The Monett times., 1922-02-17

George Blackwell, of Memphis,
Tenn, is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Walter C. Bray.
The Monett times., 1922-02-17
WHAT WE Do

We deliver any amount any time or
place. THIRD STREET MARKET.
85tf
The Monett times., 1922-02-17

Mrs. J. P. Westbay is in a very
weakened condition from general de-
bility and her condition is serious.
The Monett times., 1922-02-17

Mrs. w. F. Durnil, of Muskogee
Okla, is visiting in the city.
The Monett times., 1922-02-17

Mrs. Alice Gerhardt visited friends
in Purdy, Monday.
The Monett times., 1922-02-17
MR.. FARMER

We pay the highest price for pro-
duce and hides.
22tf THIRD STREET MARKET
The Monett times., 1922-02-17

If you want to buy good prairie hay
by the ton, go to J. U. Vermillion.
86tm
The Monett times., 1922-02-17

Miss Grace Waite is sick with an
attack of influenza.
The Monett times., 1922-02-17

Go to ]. U. Vermillion for feed and
hay. 59tm*
The Monett times., 1922-02-17

Drew Taylor has gone to Oklahoma
on business.
The Monett times., 1922-02-17

Ross Roberts spent Sunday ir
Springfield on business.
The Monett times., 1922-02-17

C. |. Williams, of Branson, spent
Sunday in Monet with his family.
The Monett times., 1922-02-17

Mrs. Chas. Horner is reported quite
i'll.
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sure you're not followed?'

sure you're not followed?''
"Where?"
AT the corner of Tenth and Wa
BASH
Barney went Immediately down
town. He had to wait on the corner
only a few minutes before Mrs. Vain
drove up in a taxi and invited him
in.
"St. Luke's Hospital" she said to
the driver; and when the door was
closed, she vouchsafed TO Barney.
She's had another operation; it was
performed the day before yesterday.
She rallied at first but sank later"
Still the housekeeper gave no init
nation of who she" was; and Bar
ney was aware that direct inquiry
would be vain.
Barney did not know her; when
the nurse who had been beside the
bed. moved away. and Mrs. Vain held
back and Barney advanced alone. he
was not conscious of ever having
seen the woman who lay on her side
with her profile, plain against the pill
low. Yet a futtering of awe-of more
than awe-came over him as he halted
silently beside the bed.
Her face. as she lay turned toward
him. was beautiful though illness and
intense suffering he had surely en-
dured. Her skin was clear and lovely
even in its deathly pallor; her hair
black and abundant-had chung TO its
luster, as had her dark brows and the
iashes which lay on her cheek. Even
now the indomitable soul OF her
that essence of her spirit which per-
sisted. though consciousness long was
gone-was keeping up the fight, Bar
ney felt. And he wanted her 10 win;
oh. how he wanted her to win.
1t seemed to him he had never
wished so for another's life: and why?
Because. for the first time. he was
beside some one who belonged to him
by blood? Because she was his
mother? Ito Be Continued
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TIKI. ADVENTURES OF
ANN AND ANDY

ter do now?" You'd better come
down here and give US each d Jolly
pop, that's what" cried one of tho
funny little old women. For if you
don't, we will make you feel sorry
when we catch your
Hal Ha, Har' laughed RaSgedy
Ann and Raggedy Andy. You won't
catch US. them
Wen sit right down In under the
tree until you go to leep," said VII
lie Weazle. then you'll tumble out Z"
I'VE won't go to sleep" said Henry
Heron.
Freddy Fox whispered to the two
funny little old women and TO Willie
Weazle, Wonder what they are whis-
pering about?" said Henry Heron.
The funny little old women and
Willie Weazle nodded their heads
when Freddy Fox finished whisper
ing, then with Freddy Fox in the
lead, the four OF them started walk
ing in a circle under the tree.
Keep your eye on them" said
Henry Heron. I'll bet nickel they
are up to some mischief" And he
turned round and round upon the
limb as he followed Freely Fox with
his eyes.
After walking around the tree
eighty-eleven times and after Henry
Heron had turned around on the limb
watching them eighty-leven times.
Freddy Fox and Willie Weazle and
the two little old women gave a cry,
AHA" they said "Ahar' For Henry
Heron had turned around SO many
times he had grown dizzy and down
he went through the leaves, Swish
ity!" and as he struck a limb, he went
''Thumpr'
"Oh, dear me-" cried Raggedy Andy,
Freddy Fox will soon have Henry
Heron" But Raggedy Andy was mis-
taken, for, at the very last limb.
Henry Heron's coat caught upon a
twig and there he hung, dangling in
the air. Don't you dare wiggIe,
Henry Heron!' cried Raggedy Andy.
cor you VIII wiggle yourself loose"
Henry Heron took Raggedy Andy's
advice and didn't even kick one leg
and Raggedy Andy climbed down as
carefully as he could and pulled Henry
Heron back upon the limb. The two
funny little old women threw stones
at Tragedy Andy and Henry Heron
but Of course they could not hit them
And Willie Weazle and Freddie Fox
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phans of Armenia

He caught her fists and held her
brutally before him. He saw that he
had not at all convinced her: but he
had not expected to simplify this
statement OF the false before com
bining II with what was true. He was
too old and shrewd in experience to
fail to know how a truth told may
carry with II a lie.
Who was his father them" he
demanded Of his granddaughter, half
Shaking her. do you know? Then
tell mel don't know. OF course;
paternity's not Ike maternity: but
his mother - Do you know who she
vas? Agnes here Suddenly he
dropped Ethel and gestured horribly
with both hands. your father and
your fathers friend-Agnes!"
"Oh, Oh, Cod" Ethel cried.
Her grandfather said not another
word: he stood for only n moment
more. looking at her; then. satisfied.
he pulled on his hat and stalked TO
the door.
In the whirl of her emotions, she
was endeavorlng to fasten thought
upon l1A4Ut1 Nt4Ay rs ttASAn AK le1 =
son; but against her VIII, and revolt
ing her, thoughts Of her father would
come in.
Oh, last night he had taken her "a
lover, Agnes's son and - her
fathers? She was here in Agnes's
house-Agnes who might have been
might have been
She heard some one coming and,
starting up. she saw cousin Agnes's
housekeeper. Mrs. Vain. usually so
calm, so completely In control OF her.
self. advanced under nervous ten
sion which visibly shook her slight
body Her words confessed she had
been listening.
What was he saying to YOU Of
Mrs. oliver Cullen?" she besought.
her hands trembling on Ethel's
shoulder. "What was he telling to
you? Oh. you must tell me; he said
Mrs. Cullen"
Nothing about her now Ethel
cried. Il mean. he was talking
about her long ago. But-but." sud
denly she collapsed IN the house
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howled and squealed as they saw Rag.
Sedy Andy rescuing Henry Heron.
When Henry Heron had rested and
wasn't even a little teeny weeny bit
dizzy any more. Rasgedy Ann and
Raggady Andy held tightly to mis- legs
and Henry Heron carried them high
above the deep. deep woods and away
from the two little old women. When
they stopped 10 rest i'm Jim Crow s
nest Itaggedy Ann wished for nice,
fat lollypop apiece and while they
ate the Iolly-pops they had a long
laugh at Their former worries. For. 81
said Raggedy Ann, after trouble has
come and gone then It just changes
into fun and some of the most fun
IS when we look back and laugh at
the troubles we have had.-CopyrIght
1922
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
ReSurrec tiOn Rock BY EDWIN RALMER

well. who more natural for a
father to seek than his SOM"
MY fatherg' Ethel said. You're
talking about my father?"
before he was your father. l knew
him! He was about St Florentin
quite nttlei You may remember I
would not have him marry my daugh.
ter. So they ran off knew there
was girl to go to Resurrection
Rock"
Ethsl flung herself at him anE with
her little fists clenched tight she pun
meled him on the chest You lie
you lie! My father! You l!e-you
lie"
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BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.. Sept T.
The booming Of cannon and bursting
Of bombs opened the third annual paE
cant of this city yesterday.
The salute brought King Neptune
floating in from the ocean officially
to open the biggest event Of splendor
the resort has ever experienced.
Tho sovereign came ashore from q
gaily decorated barge, followed by
his court composed Of the most beau
tiful girls Of Atlantic City.
Miss Blossom Greets King
Miss Thelnna Blossom, who repre-
sents the city of indianapolis in the
pageant. was the first person TO be
greeted by the King of the Seas. Miss
America. who was the winner of last
years pageant, was to be the first
person to greet King Neptune, but he
failed to recognize the winner of last
years event and elapsed the hand of
the nearest beauty, who happened to
be the indianapolis entry.
Miss Indianapolis and her chaperon,
Mrs. c. Roltare Eggleston. are enjoy
ing themselves to the fullest extent.
Miss Indianapolis declares she never
experienced a more delightful occ A.
sion in her life. She is the guest of
the most exclusive hotel in the city
and is being entertained in a royal
manner.
One disappointment has come to
the Indianapolis girl since her arrival
here. Her automobile, which has
been at her service since her arrival.
failed to call when she and her
chaperon started to the ball at the
Ritz-Carlton. but she and Mrs. Eggles-
ton got to the affair just the same.
Miss Indianapolis was the first
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about yourself My address VIII be
Sheridan, Wyo. ETHEL"
1t was several days later that Mrs.
Vain, the housekesper. phoned re.
quest for him to call.
IT speak to you. SIR" Mrs. Vain
said breathlessly. after she had sunk
into the seat, upon my own respon-
sibility. sir, entirely. So must ask
you, before say another word. to
give me your word as gentleman
that you will make no use Of what
shall tell-unlsss allow you"
Barney felt his pulses pounding
again. What is it," he demanded.
you will meet me, sir-when you're
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DIR. and Mrs. C. w. Marker and
daughter. Helen Frances. and son
Robert, have returned from an ex,
tensive trip through the West.
Miss Dorothy Knisely has returned
from Silvan Beach, Mich, where she
spent the summer.
Miss Lucille Springer and Miss
Minnie Springer win return Saturday
from New Orleans, La. They are
stopping at Memphis, Tenn, for a
visit before coming to Indianapolis.
ssa
Mrs. Robert Hammond viii be hos
tess for the monthly meeting of
Central w. c. T. q. at Q o'clock
Friday Afternoon in her home on
College Ave. There will be an
election OF officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel l. Holm and
Miss Hortense Holm are cruising ON
the Great Lakes.
MI. and Mrs. e. c. Barrett and
children. Ernest, Florence and Eleanor
Anne, and Mrs. Cora E. Fletcher are
visiting in Evanston, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Fl. Reitenour have
nnotored to Chicago TO visit friends.
Captain and Mrs. Donald C. Haw-
ley and little daughter, Virginia. left
I4oredo, Texas, Tuesday for Indian
apolis, where Mrs. HawIey and vir-
ginia are to be guests Of Mrs, Haw-
ley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Springer. Captain Hawley will go to
the Army school at TT. Riley. Kan,
for several months special training
before coming to indianapolis for a
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Weller are
visiting in New York City.
Mrs. Helen Updike viii be hostess
for a meeting of the Alpha Beta Gam
ma Sorority at her home on Miller
ST.. Friday evening.
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King of the Sea Opens Pageant
BY Greeting Miss Indianapolis

beauty to arrive at the office of
Mayor Bader TO receive the key OF
the city. The chief executive wished
Miss Blossom the best Of success and
declared he hoped she would return
to her nome city with the title Of the
most beautiful girl in America.
May Enter Movies
Miss Indianapolis has been offered
two chances to enter moving pictures,
whether she wins the national beauty
tournament or not. She win appear
before motion picture Judges who Will
select a girl TO enter flmdom. The
Arrow Film Company. Of New York,
and The Famous Players-Lasl1y Com.
pany are to select a candidate.
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~ JOHNNY GRUELLE

Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy
and Henry Heron and Grampie Hop
pytoad were so busy laughing and
talking they did not hear the patter
them until Freddy Fox cried. ZIP
Zip. Zip! Now we have you!" Gram
pie HoppytOad hoped right in under
q great stone beside the path and
Henry Heron gave a jump up into
the air and began Tapping his wings.
And, Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy
Jumped and each caught one of
Henry HerOn's long legs as he started
10 fly away.
N.Y. Henry Heron tapped his wings
so hard he almost shook Raggedy Ann
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STATES CONCEDE
RIGHTS To LADIES.
Certain Ones Try to Hush
Them Up With Crumbs From
Rich Mans Table,
By Times Special

By Times Special
WASHINGTON Sept. 7.-m certain
states-Maine. Delaware, Louisiana,
Mississippi, Virginia, Maryland and
sachusetts-they're trying to hush
'em up with Crumbs from the rich
mans table," In other words, &C
cording to data just compiled by the
National Woman's Party Headquar-
ters, these states are trying to see II
it won't work to give the women a
little bit Of what they want If they
have to concede more, they'll prob
ably do it.
Mains says, You can sit on 1uries
if you want to-"
Louisiana's going to let women be
notaries public, guardians. executors
Of wills and witnesses assisting at
public inventories" And never more
can a Louisiana husband go and
mortgage his home to buy himself
fiivver unless his wife consents.
However. nothing has yet been
done about giving a mother as much
control over her children as a father
has. Nor can a Louisiana woman yet
choose her own legal residence.
. Mississippi has made the children
an equal say-so between the father
and mother, but draws many long
breaths considering whether it will
ever be right to let wife get legal
hold on her own pay-envelope, choose
her own residence, or be relieved of
a husband on the same terms on
which he can get rid Of her.
Virginia is won over to the idea
that women ought to be able to vote
where they want to. and inherit same
as friend husband.
But Georgia now is stingy about It,
Equal rights for mother in in
heriting from a deceased child" and
"a right for married women to be ap-
pointed guardians" Is the only
quarter they have given so far.
Georgia is one of the States where
dad may make a viii cutting mother
off from custody of her children, and
where there is a written statute
which practically says that a husband
and wife are one, and he is that one.
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HENRY HERON FLEW WITH
RAGGEDY ANN AND RAGGEDY
ANDY.
and Raggedy Andy of. but they held
on very tight and were carried up
into the air just as Freddie Fox
jumped for them.
Henry Heron flew with Raggedy
Ann and Raggedy Andy to a limb
high above the ground and then he
had 20 stop and catch his breath.
Vince" he said. Il thought sure they
had us that time. Raggedy Ann and
Raggedy Andy What became of
Grampie Hoppytoad?''
He hoped under a stoneF' said
Raggedy Andy. What had we bet
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Just Apply This Paste
and the Hairs Will Vanish
Boudoir Secrets)

The judicious use of a delatone
paste insures any woman a clear, hair
less skin. To prepare the paste, mix
a little of the powdered delatone with
some water, then apply to the objec-
tionable hairs for two or three min
utes When the paste is removed, and
the skin washed. every trace of hair
will have vanished. No pain attends
the use of the delatone and it will
not mar the most sensitive skin, but
to insure results, see that you get
real delatone. -Advertisement.
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plainly under the stress Of strong emo
ton.
What Ethel had told Barney was
brief and simple m its fra! statement
Dear Barney:
Il have found that l must leave at
once for my home. Some time later.
l shall know how to explain what
must seem madness to you. Now l
can not.
Where you are and how you are
and what YOU are doing remains with
me the most important things in my
life; so you must let me know all
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Simple Way to
Take off Fat

There can be nothing simpler than tax
Ing convenient little tablet four times
each day until your weight is reduced Ia
normal. That's adjust purchase a case
Of Marmola Prescription Tablets from
your druggist for one dollar. the same
no starvation. dieting or tiresome exercis-
ing Eat substantial food-be as lazy as
you like and keep on getting simmer. And
the best part of Marmola Prescription Tab
let's is they are harmless That is your alb
solute safeguard. Purchase them from your
druggist. or send direct to Marmola Co. 46I ,
woodward Ave. Detroit, AIich.-Adver-
tisement.
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CHAPTER XVI

Early that afternoon Lucas depend
able operative reported that he had
followed Ethel Carew to the Union
Station, where she purchased a ticket
and boarded a train for Sheridan,
Wyo. She had been unattended and
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Miss Kathryn Bah, daughter Of
Mrs. Mary BAN, and Forrest Pfymate,
son of Mrs. Lenora T. Plymate, were
married last evening with pretty
ceremony at the First Friends Church.
! DIR. o. w. Trueblood read the service
; before an altar of palms and ferns,
and a program OF bridal airs was
sung by Mrs. Glenn o. F'rierInood,
accompanied by Miss Louise HUFF, or
tganfst.
The bride. who was given in mar
riage by her brother, Donald Ball,
wore white canton crepe combined
veil IN cap style snd carried a shower
bouquet OF brides roses. Miss Kath-
ryn Bowen, maid Of honor, wore vel
low Organdie and carried Ophelia
roses. Miss Esther LaVanchy wore
orchid organdie and carried Mrs
Aaron Ward roses. The little ring
bearer, Thomas Wood. and flower girl
Rosemary Giltin, wore white. The
men attendants were Morrison Davis,
best man, and Hobert Gntin, John
MumfOrd, Glenn Plymate and Charles
Wagner ,ushers.
\ reception at the home OF the bride
on lockwood Ave, followed the serv-
ices, after which Mr.. and Mrs. Ply
mate left for a wedding trip. They
viii be at home after Oct at 1921 N
Illinois.
= Announ cement IS made of the mar
Tiage of Miss Mae A Bridges, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Bridges,
to Lewis P. Robinson, which took
place Tuesday at the Third Christian
Church, Rev. T. W. Grafton oflciat-
ing. The bride was attended by her
sister, Mrs. Barney W. Loucks of New
York. and Fred s. Robinson, brother
i of the groom was best man. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robinson are visiting at Estes
Park. Colo. and win make their home
Halter at 4461 Carro1lton Ave
Miss Freda Hines VIII entertain
next Tuesday afternoon with a mis-.
P cellaneous shower in honor OF Miss
Helen Virgins, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. a. Virgins whose marriage
10 Hyron Mckee. A0n Of Mr.. and Mrs.
". E. Mckee will take place in
October.
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keepers arms. I'm going away;
home TO Wyoming. Mrs. Vain. You
must help me off. And If Mr.. Lou
trelle calls for me or telephones,
can not speak to him! can't see
himl Perhaps-perhaps can write.
must never meet him again.
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Bronze Pumps

Bronze pumps are deliberately
beaded and strapped. and are worn
with beaded, embroidered or lace hose
that exactly match in color. This is
the first Of the bronze pump for sew
era1 seasons.
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Brown CaracuI

Brown caracul has never been
shown much before. but on account
Of the prevalence of brown this sea
son it is advanced as one Of the novel
ties
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Photo Copyrighted by Dexheimer.
MRS. c. ROLTARE EGGLESTON.
OFFICIAL CHAPERON OF MISS
INDIANAPOLIS At ATLANTIC
CITY, WEARING THE EVENING
GOWN OBTAINED AT BLOCKS IN
WHICH SHE APPEARED LAST
NIGHT AT THE BRILLIANT BALL
GIVEN IN ATLANTIC CITY.
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There viii he special swimming
events in the pool, and boxing and
volley ball in the gymnasium. The
lounging and card rooms on the first
floor also viii be thrown open.
The club is now in the midst of an
active drive for new members which
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The Hoosier Athletic Club official
Iy opens the 1922 and 1928 season
with d dance and reception from s 10
Il O'Clock tonight. The entire cluD
house viii be thrown open so that
the 1.40O members of the club may
take guests for a tour of inspection.
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will close Sept. 10. The officials are
Harold Hampton, president; II. II.
Alexander, vice president; John w.
F'ehrenbach. manager; Parke Haynes,
corresponding secretary; +. ]. Erber,
recording secretary: Otto Feucht.
treasurer; DR.. c. l.. Day, librarian.
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The fur sports coat is one Of the
sure-flre successes of the coming
fashion program.
1t is developed in all furs and goes
to all lengths.
This one was enthusiastically re-
ceived at the annual style sh4 Of the
Chicago furriers.
Gray caracul is the material.
The matching hat is an interesting
feature.
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Mrs. Helen Updike viii be hostess
for a meeting of the Alpha Beta Gam
ma Sorority at her home on Miller
ST., Friday evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Weller are
visiting in New York City.