The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-05
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Ruth worries me-"
Mrs. Kenmore Walden drew ouy
Oarrick toward the Quict end OF
the Nonowanfuc Country Club.
Garrick ala not need TO affect In
tercst. for Ruth Walden was far
and away the most interesting
problem OF the Country Club set.
OF late years Garrick had grown
10 be counselor and conftdsnt IN
all the ills to which North Shore
society was heir.
Mrs. Walden smiled abstrnctedly.
She was one OF those stunning
women Of today whom one con
fuses with their daughters.
She says that ! betray my tn
feriority complex when ! aay IT,
that what ! really mean is moi that
Ruth worries me, but youth worries
me-thRt | don't understand young
people today. I may have under
stood young people In the days OF
the Florodora sextette-but'I don't
understand them now-and that's
what really worries me
NO M would believe You could
hnve a daughter old enough TO
worry you, Nita." declared Oarriok
In unaffected admiration. But
tell me what Il was you couldn't
say over the telephone when you
go; me at last this morning.
II suppose you've heard NIL
about the first Radio Dance last
night over ~ Bellevue tsodse-you
know the Gerard place, at Old
sirld 80 lNt
darrtck nodded.
Wen you know hows young
Glenn Buckley got the Gernrds TO
pun In a wireless outflt-had Pro-
fessor Nario from the big Rndio
Central Station at Rock Ledge help
him install ID. Al least that's whit
Glenn said. The truth was. OF
course. that Professor vario had 10
do all the work. Glenn just masses
around with Il; has acquired the
lingo-but guess that's about
ALL
Garrlck smiled at the character
izntion and Mrs. Walden hurfied
on. Then the young folks got up
u dance to celebrate the inntalla-
ton. Lo and behold. they had
scarcely started when thai awful
thunder SHOWROOM remember
last ight?-swept around. as they
often do, from the Connecticut
shore. That stopped the music
over the wireless"
Yes static Nature
jazz Jazzed the radio Jazx!'
II was a spectacular sto-si. you
know, with the lightning flashing
and crashes OF thunder. They were
debating whether to Use the Vie
trola and cnnned music mr. lmnrn.
Niae an orchestra OF their own. At
the height OF the storm came o
voice from the French windows;
Hands upl . And be quick
ab0ut ~ . Line up along that
WALL : And Keep your mouths
nut!
There seemed to he three OF
mem, MASKED, TWO men n a sirl
"a regular devil may-care huss..
she held h bag and a gun and
TOOK the Jewels while the two men
overt the party They secm-
ca 10 know Just whh they wanted
Wnhi 70 expect
Mhht qua they GET
why those bandI,s went
throhsh n party: ihey must
nav 20. AWAY WIN a hunufed
thousand dollars worth of lrWelrx
on, nl".s Vnsh Nna' las
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Mckay. down ire driyewav win
| the ear. touched MS can and sidl,..l
IN the stems q. the club yeranda
John. viii YOU tell Mr.. 0arrieh
what Won saw last night over al
G~erard'sY''
We'll. sir" began Mckay. bnI.
ancins accurately first on an.
foot. then ON the other. AZ he nick.
ed al his ylsored can. asftrr N wi.
All over and there was a genera
alarm air oia Mr. n.rayI cams
down to see what All he fhootIn'
/ was - ~ ne me n Tot ul