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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-06-07
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S
SALE ON FORECLOSURE

BY virtue Of an execution In fore
closure, sealed and dated May 90
| 1928, issued out of the office OF the
Clerk of Court of the District Court
of the Sixth Judicial District OF
| Idaho, for Bingham County, upon q
judgment in foreclosure rendered in
said Court on May 10, 1928, recorded
in Judgment Book 5, at pages 556-
7-8, for $5635.42, in favor of The
Devereaux Mortgage Company, a
corporation, plaintiff, and against
David NJ Scott, single man, Harold
S. Scott and Hazel Scott, his wife,
Arthur l.. Scott and Esther Scott,
his wife, defendants, said execution
directed to me as Sheriff of Bingham
County and delivered to me on May
31st, 1928, commanding me to sell
the premises therein and hereinafter
described, for the purposes and in
accordance with said judgment in
foreclosure, l will sell at the time
and place below specified the follow
ing lands and premises situate in
Bingham County, Idaho:
The North half of the northeast
quarter of Section 18, Township 2,
South of Range SO, East Of the Boise
Meridian, together with all and sim
gular the tenements, Entertainments
and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing or in any wise appertaining,
including dover and claim of dover
and homestead and right of home
stead, water rights, water bitches,
water easements and other ease
ments, together with twenty-five
shares of water stock in The Corbett
Slough Ditch Company, represented
by its certificate No. $40, issued to
the Devereaux Mortgage Company,
Trustee, under date of June rs,
1916.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
That on the Twenty-third day of
June, 1928, at three o'clock p. m.
of that day, in front of the westerly
door of the Court House of Bingham
County, situate in Blackfoot. Idaho,
l will sell at public auction, all and
the above described lands
and premises, or 80 much thereof as
may be sufficient to satisfy the judy
ment as set out in the writ Of exc
cution, together with interest and
costs and expenses of sale, to the
highest bidder for cash, lawful
of the United States.
Dated May 31st, 1923.
A. B. STEPHENS,
Sheriff of Bingham County, Idaho
By G. c. CLARK,
adv 22-23-24-25 Deputy
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-06-07

which said decree was, ON the NJ
tenth day Of May. A. D. 1923, re-
corded in judgment book Of said
court at page sos, l am commanded
to sell the certain lot, piece or par
eel of land, situate and lying In
Bingham County, State Of Idaho. and
bounded and described as follows:
The town lots numbered One %,
and Two (2), on Taylor street, and
lots Nineteen (19) and Twenty (20)'
on Ash street, all in block Forty
one (4D, of Danilson's Addition to
the town (now city, of Blackfoot.
In said Bingham County, Idaho, ac-
cording to the recorded plat thereof
on file In the office OF the county re-
corder. Together with the tene-
ments, hereditaments and appurten-
ances thereto belonging or in any
wise appertaining.
Public notice Is hereby given that
on Saturday, the Ninth day of June,
A. D. 1928 at 10 o'clock a. m. OF
that day, In front of the Court House
door of the County Of Bingham, I
will, in obedience to said order Of
Sale and Decree of Foreclosure and
Sale, sell the above described prop
erty, or so much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy said judgment,
with interest and costs, etc., to the
highest and best bidder, for gold
coin of the United States.
Dated May Is, 1928.
A. B. STEPHENS,
Sheriff.
BY G.. G. CLARK,
Deputy Sheriff.
WRIGHT,
Residence, Blackfoot, Idaho, At
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-06-07

ed property, or 20 much thereof Al
may be necessary to satisfy said
judgment, with interest and costs
etc., to the highest and best bidder
for gold coin of the United States.
Dated May 81, 1923.
A. B. STEPHENS,
Sheriff
By G.. c. CLARK,
Deputy Sheriff
Cheney ST. CLAIR,
Attorney for Plaintiff Idaho
Falls, Idaho. adv 21-22-23-24
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-06-07
TWO LODGES MEMORIAL

Memorial services will be hold at
the cemetery Sunday by the Royal
Neighbors and Modern Woodmen.
Flowers will be assembled 1T the
/. o. o. F. hall, and the start Will be
made from there at $50. Members
please bring flowers and cars.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-06-07

WRIGHT,
Residence, Blackfoot, Idaho, At
torney for Plaintiffs. adv 20-21-22-23
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-04

Br. A. Huml podava zpravu
o petilete slavnosti fadu Clark,
pri ktere br. Peck mel savnost
nj rec, "a ktere odevzdal radu
Clark americky prapor jako
odmenu "a dostoupeni jedno-
no sta clenu. Vedeni schnze
j uvad6ni cekancu cekanek
Sc vsem bratrum Cd ilnych fa-
d1 velice libilo.
Dale byla delsi debata Q o.
prave mimozakonu, kterych
sc bude jednat We statnim sje-
zdu, ktery Sc bude konat pri-
sti mesic V Bellaire, Ohio. Bra
tri A. Huml, e. Cernohorsky a
F. Melichar byh zvoleni, ably
navstevovali schuze noveho IA
du Broadway. Prijem We schd,
ri S325.O4, vydani S159.25.
Ma to schuze skoncena.
F. S.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-04
ZVYSENf DAM v NEMEC
KU.
Vlada Sc usnesla ma novych
danovych opatrenich, nasled
KEN klesajici valuty.

Berlin, 3. srpna. Vladni ka-
binet usnesl Sc vcera ma zave-
deni dalsiho zvyseni dani il
nych opatfeni k ziskani no.
vych ddchodi. Dele Sc tax pro
to, aby zeme mohla byti znovu
zasobena velkou sumou penez,
ktere. Jest potrebi, vzhledem k
neustalemu znehodnocovanl
meny. Dan z prijmu ma byti
dvojnasobnou, aby Sc uhradily
vVlohy, vznikle okupaci Ryn-
ska a Poruri. Obchodni spoiled
nosti musi k temuz uceli odva-
dati podstatne zvysenou dan. Y
obsazen6m uzemi tyto dane ne
budbu zavedeny. Dan z piva
bude opatn6 zvysena, ma vsak
odpadnouti dan mineralnich
vod.
"Deutsche Allgemeine lei
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-04
KOUPIL HISTORICKY
VRSEK.

Parfz, 8. srpna. - Major s.
Washburn z Worchester, Mass
vyvlastnil his5oricky vrsek st.
julien, ma nemz "a sv6tove val.
ky operovalo nekolik americ.
baterii a ma nemz padlo tez
cetne delostrelcI z Massachus-
sets, posici svou vGci nemecke
pfesile hajicich. Washburn ne.
dovolf, aby vrsek byl pomniky
opatren neb domacim liden
houfne navstevovan. Obemkne
vrsek vysokym plotem a zarid.
ma nem straznici. Ma bojist
tom padl tez jediny jeho syn
Bojiste to zIstane tudiz privat
MIN majetkem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-04
NOVY PRESIDENT W WASHlNCTONE.
(DOkoncenf.)

Kdyz president Coolidge pTije zdejsi nadraz prova
by krone svo chot osobnm sekretafem, Fred Clark
muzem, jenz stal Cooidgem vsech eho kampa-
mich jenz nepochybne bude moc tr1nem" noveho
zmu - Frankem B. Steamsem, bohatym vastnkem jednoho
departmentniho obchodu Bostone
Behem sve cesty do Washingtonu prohlasl p Coolidge,
re nepfijme zadne resignac jez byy podany ceny
Hardngova kabnetu. Tyto resignace sou nyni jeho
solku prozatfmn uradovne Sekretar Mellon Davis,
kteri sou Evrope, zaslali je kabeograficky.
Zrovna pred pjezdem novy president zasal telegram
pf Hardingove nemz il nabiz aby obyvaa Billy Ddm tax
dlouho ak pfeje nespechaa svym stehovanfm Dope
Sc odeslana p Hardingove mi:
''Tak douho, pokud budeme mi pravomoc mad Bilyrl
Domem chceme, abyse je povazovala svaj domov
Calvin Coolidge
Grace Coolidge
President Coolidge nepochybne Ultra vyda prokamaci
kterou den konan pofbu presdena Hardnga bude proha
Sen den nronio smutku, avsak zda bude zaroven
znaeen jake narodn svaek, nebylo dosud rozhodnuto
Podpu Sherll oznamil plany konani pohfbu presiden
tova Washingtone, jak naseduje
Ocekava ze zvaStnf vlak prijede 1870 utery od-
poedne rakev teesnmi pozstaky bude vzata do Beho
Domu vysavena az do stredy rano 10 hodin vojen-
ske eskory bude dopravena kaptoln budovy kde
unde teze vykonany budou obfady Pc Mich zdstanou
6esne pozdatky mrtveho presidena az do hodn
kdy dopraveny budou nadraM hodin vecer odesany
do Marion saTM 5#
PohTebni obfady budou vykonany Rev. Freemanem An,
derone uTaducm faraTem baptistickeho kosea Calvary
kan president chodl bohosuzby assistance kapana
snemovny poslanecke Rev. Jamese S. Montgomeryho"
Podrobnosi pohrbu Marion kde president ulozen bu-
de posednimu odpocnku tamnfm hrbtove vedle sve
matky sestry nebyy dosud oznameny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-04
POJckA MADAR1M POD
PRtSNOU KON1ROLOU.

Sinai, Rumunsko, 8. srpna.
Pfi vcerejsim poslednfm Ease
dani male dohody doclleno by
10 konecneho ujednani ohled-
ne uherske pdjcky. Svazu ma
rodd budou plsemn6 sdeleny
podminky, "a jakych mala do.
hoda jest ochotna pristoupiti
ma docasne zastaveni vymaha-
nj svych pozadavkl vdci T.
hram.
Jednou z tachto podminek je
|nejprisnejsi kontrola ohledne
pouziti vypdjcenych pc
nez, talk aby zabraneno bylc
pouziti jich k irredentisticke
propaganda mad'arske, anebe
pro ozbrojeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-04
Padelane 1Odollarove ban.
kovky v Praze. Ma americkem

FdQelane lO0OIlarOve ban.
kovky v Praze. Ma americkem
konsulate v Praze bylo objeve-
no nekolik padelanych 10dola-
rovych bankovek. Bankovky
'ty jsou siepovany re dvou IL
stu, proto, aby molly byti u
vnitr napodobeny milky, ktere
jsou u pravych bankovek jiz
vlastnosti papfru pri jeho W.
robe. Konsulat vysetruje, jak
Sc bankovky dostaly ma konsu-
lat, kdo je tam dal a jaky jest
jejich puvod. Tato neprava
bankovka Sc pozna die toho,
|ze pri castejsim svinuti neb
pfelozeni okraj Sc rozdvoji a
je videti diva papiry, tenet a
silnejsi, pri cemz tenet Sc da
az do poloviny beze skody
odlepiti. Je proto potrebi varo-
vati hlavne vystehovalce, ably
81 dali bedlive pozor pri vyme-
me penez a nedavali dobre csl.
koruny "a neprave dolary.
Ministr Davis v Praze. 20.
cervence rano pfibyf do Prahy
ministr socialni pece Spoj.
statd p. James Davis s choti.
" jeho pr1vodu nalezaji Sc TIL
dalsi clenove prist6hovalecke
komise Spoj. Statn PIP. Glen
kongresu Aswell, N. Gross.
handler, Ran a general Grif.
fifth. Hoste byli ma nadrazi wv
tani zastupcem zahranicnihc
ministerstva redaktorem Hy.
kou, prohledli 81 dopoledne
Prahu a jsou pozvani k obedu
u pana presidenta republiky.
Kun misto lokomotivy. "Pra-
vda" sdeluje: V cele fade kra-
ju SOW. republiky lie pozoro-
vati, ze vlaky ustupuji konim
a to nejen ma male vzdalenosti
$50 verst, ale i ma velke
vzdalenosti 15O-225 verst. Do
prava povozem je nyni rychlej
81 levnejsi a neni spojena S
prutahy prekladanim zbozi.
Vozem dodava sc zbozi bezpro
stredne pfijemci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-04
SYN PRESIDENTIAL TEAR
SKE SPOLEcNOSTI SpOLU
S JEDNlM PRUvODcEM
ZAHYNUL v DOLE.
Til JIM muzi vyvazli
pom6rn9 lehce.

27-lety generalni fiditel The
Mahef Collieries Co. v Kirby
budove w. j. Maher J. L.
McCurdy 2 Wheeling, w. Va.
zemreli vcera We vseobecne ne
mocnici Ohio Valley Wheeling
nasledkem popalenin, utrpe.
nych "a vybuchu plynu v sa.
chte, poblize Powhatan, O.
Bratr prvn6jsiho, 25-letJ
Daniel, lezi v temze lstavu
taktez nebezpecne popalen
Podobne zran6ni, ac nikterak
nebezpecn6 byli i til JIM muzi
"a tehoz vybuchu, udavsiho sc
We ctvrtek ma dne as 100 stop
hlubokeho dolu.
Mrtvola Mahera byla vcers
dopravena we zvlastnim voze
drahy Wheeling a Erie do Gle
velandu v privodu otce Tho.
mase X. Mahera, presidents
zmfnene t6zafske spoletnosti
bytem V els. 1925 Harbol
View drive, Lakewood. Pd,
vod explose vysetrovan Jest ia
meisim okresnfm navladnim
Zahynuly spustil Sc do sachty
" prdvodu peti .iinych muzu
aby dil podrobil inspekci "a
pricinou zavedeni elektricke
no svetla.
Krajan Frank Ledvinka 8
William Roy, predaci havif
ske unie v Bellaire, O. po roz
prave delnictvem me.i pro
hlasiti, re Icastnici komise me
Iii otevrena svetla, kterymi by.
ly patrne v n6ktere, tax zvant
"kapse" sachty zaniceny w
busn6 plyny. Neni pry jisto
ida statni zakaz vstupovati dc
dolu "nahym" sv6tlem plati
Ii pro tuto sachtu, jez ylastnf
S vlastnim dolem spravne spo
jena byla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-04
ZE SCHUZE VELKORADU
E. S. p. S. STATU OHIO

kterou zahajil pred. Jam. Svo-
boda v urcity cas-. Zapisky re
schGze minule piijaty. Rad
Broadway oznamuje diva "a
|stupce: br. Adolfa Hoska a Jo-
sefa Kola. Umrti oznameno
bratri Josefa Exnera, Vavfin-
ce Kucery, Vaclava Svece, Va
clava Vacalce, Aloise Jacka
a sester, Army Zalabakove a
Amy Eibelove, jimz povsta-
MIN byla usta prokazana. Br.
F. Sakryd pojednaval dfi-
vejsich letech zasluzne, dlou-
hclete praci, kterou vykonal
br. V. Vacalec, We spolcich
pfi divadle a pfi kazdem ma
rodnim podniku, cinil tax ne
zistne a proto takovym bra
trim name venovat vdecnou
vzpomfnku. Br. Karnos pri-
pomn6l ma cinnost br. Vavrin-
:ee Kucery, ktery v jeho mladi
Sc Gimme i obetave Icastnil del
hnuti "a pobytu v Ce-
chach, v dobach, kdy delnicke
hnuti bylo v pocatcich a kaz-
demu pro vyjadrenf sveho smy
sleni hrozil zalaf.
Zprava ddvernfka vykazuje
prijem "a minuly mesfc $8388.
o5, vydani $8O10.07, zbyva ma
hotovosti $37s,88. Zprava
zkoumajicim vyborem odporu-
cena a prijata. Ma ceskem
dnu pro nedel. svob. skoly byl
vytezek $956.59. Sbfrka svo-
bodomyslnych pro nedelni sko
ly prinesla $565.00.
Ma vyletu, poradanem spo-
jenymi fady c. S. F.. S. Sc Wy.
tezilo 1886.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-04
MA LODI "PRESIDENT
! HARDING"'
= II. Gef'v'ce. 1923
Ctena red. Sveta!

Ctena red. Sveta! -
Pred nasim odjezdem 2 Gle
velandu slibila jsem svyn, pfa-
teldm znamym, ze Jim budl1
0 me ceste psat. Ma americke
lodi u. States Line Sc nam IL
bi. Kdyz jsme pred tremi ro.
ky jeli ma sokolsky Sized, nell
jsme zaplacenou druhou kabi-
nu, ale soupli mas do tfeti Sc
slibem, re budeme dostavat j.
dlo druhe kabiny a my jsme
tomu verili. Dnes cestujeme
We tfeti kabine. Vsude vzor-
na cistota. Strava o so pro-
cent lepsi a pine stoly chut-
nych jidel i lahGdek. Hudba
kazdy den, ami obrazkove di.
vadlo neschazi. Cestujici jsou
vsichni nanejvyse spokojeni,
take smele mdzeme kazdemu
americkou spolecnost odporu.
citi. V Ceskoslovenskem ho-
telu, ma ktery mas p. Sakryd
cdporucil, jsme byli jake do
ma. Jaou to dobri a ochotni
krajane, kazdemu vse potreb-
ne obstaraji.
Pozdrav ma vsechny pratele
a zname. zvlaste d6kujeme p.
Franku Sakrydovi "a sv6do-
mite vypraveni nasi cesty.
Emil a Stella Soukupovi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-04

tung" oznamuje, ze Risska ban
ka zamysli zavesti zlatou me-
nu ma zaklade zaznamn v dol
larech. Kancler Cuno vsak sde-
Ill, ze zavedeni zlate m6ny ne
lie provost, jelikoz nahly ma
vrat k pfedvalecne hodnote
zlata pTivodil by neodvratne
hospodarskou katastrofu a
vSeobecnou nezamestnanost.
Prohlasil tax vIci zastupcGm
delnickych unii. Kanclef pfi-
|pomn6l, ze zavedenf predva-
lecne zlate meny nemGze byti
provedeno, dokud reparacni O.
tazka nenf vyfizena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-04
UMRTf ASISTENTA PRESI
DENTA MCKINNEY
OCELAREN.

PresidentIlv asistent spoiled
nosti The Mckinney Steel Co.,
49-lety A. j. Sweeney, ze-
nai'el vcera po delsi nemoci v
nemocnici sv. Jana. V ocelar'
mach zamestnan byl po 20 ro-
XII, vstoupiv do jejich sluzeh
jako stenograf zahy pomoci
technickych vedomosti a veno-
vanim sc horlivemu vykcnava-
nj svych povinnosti Ma sebe u.
pozornil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-04
8O-LETY VETERAN zALUJE
o ROZVOD.


w. w. Flick, 80-lety vyslou-
zilec Obcanske valky, clovek
We valceni tudiz zkuseny, ne
mohl patme zmoci valceni do
maci a proto podal u okresnl.
no soudu ma svoji manzelku
Maud, zalobu O rozWod. Jako
dGvod udava starry veteran
jenz zije v Bedfordu, ze MIN
"lepsi" jeho polovice krute "a.
chazela. Ano, jedne noci by
v jeho loznici otevIen j smrtf.
ci svitiplyn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-04
RUDf Sc ZMocNILI DoLU.

BRAID any, 3. srpna. - CITY
ii tisfce komunisti vyuzitkova-
10 dnes stavky havirI zmoc-
nil Sc velkeho uhlodolu blize
Cvikavy, Y Sasku, ktery hodla-
il operovati. Policie byla w.
volana, nez die posledni zpra-
Wy, komuniste byli v pine kon-
trole maietku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-04
STAVKA BANKOVNfCH
ZRfZENCU.

Madrid, 8. srpna. - z ma
fizeni delnickeho syndikatu
vseobecna stavka klerkit a O.
statnich zamestnancG ma ban
kach byla zde dnes zahajena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-04
VOJENSKY ZAKON
" MADARSkU.

Widen, A. srpna. - Vojen-
sky zakon byl prohlasen v u
hrach nasledkem vseobecne
zeleznicni stavky. Vddcove
unie byli zatceni.
The Washington times., 1923-02-11

she said. "It is camp near Portland,
Maine. Couldn't you come Up and do 1t
there? Pm sure the vacation would do
you lot of good" the prima donna told
him.
The surgeon is an extremely busy pro-
fessional man. Just the week before he
had been complaining that he did not
know how he would get through all the
work he had on hand for the next month.
But now he saw quite clearly that he
could get away very easily. Or at least
something had happened which made him
think that going away for that week to
Miss Nielsen's camp was far more i'm
portant than the work he had on hand.
So at the end of that week he followed
her up to Maine. There he operated upon
her eyes. There were two operations on
each upper Ida cutting away with a
pair of scissors of the excess folds of
skin that had brought the lid down and
made the eye appear heavy and dull.
There was an operation at each side of
the eyes to remove the little crows feet
or wrinkles. There was one operation
on each of the folds of skin beneath the
eyes-and that took away the baggy
pouches.
And when this was done DR.. Stoddard
gazed at his handiwork with glow OF
satisfaction and admiration that he had
never before felt in looking at any Of
his patients. For the cheek of Miss Mel
sen was unmarried by single scar to show
where the mole had been. And the eyes.
which looked out of her face, were youth
full, sparkling, not wrinkle around them
and as wide open and frank as they had
been when she was in her teens.
"By Jove" said Dr.. Stoddard. ''You
look exactly like you did when | was in
love with you years and years ago and
used to spend my last nickel to see you
on the stage"
The prima donna was pleased to hear
this. She made him tell her all about
that time when he was struggling young
doctor only. just m the profession and she
was on the threshold of her operate
career. And as he talked the surgeons
critical gaze was taking note of how the
face he had done so much for might be
still'further restored to the youth it has
possessed when first he had seen it.
'Now, if we look up the skin little
The Washington times., 1923-02-11

might be done to ia bit of tailoring
here and there, little ironing out and
so on. When he left he had satisfied Miss
Nielsen that he could remove her mole
expeditiously, and he had cut off couple
of hundred dollars from the fee that he
had intended charging her.
The day following Miss Nielsen and her
black maid, Mary, went over to the
surgeons and the prima donna took her
place in the big white chair in the operat-
ing room. A few strokes. of tiny brush
dipped in powerful anesthetic were made
on the mole of Miss Nielsen's cheek.
ri told you that / am a poor work.
ing GIRL" she said. Remember if you
give me scar you will have to support
mer', ~
'"This is the first time that have ever
been tempted to do poor work." gallantly
retorted the doctor.
He held his hands behind him. The
nurse laid napkin across the patients
eyes. DR.. Stoddard made a short, sharp
incision above the mole Another short
sharp incision under the mole. Another
sweeping stroke and the brown companion
of her years was gone. 1t had been
tossed into basket behind the operating
chair.
With swift fingers the doctor laid the
two edges of the severed skin together
A few rapid stitches and they were unit l.
Then a powdering with tiny puff dipped
into yellow, pulverized substance
The very next day after the operation
he looked at her critically.
"Why don't you have your eyes stitched
up little ?" he asked her "Of course
taking that mole off has made quite
difference. But if you would just let me
snip off little skin from that lid and
little skin from the other, and take it up
here and here and here" he pointed at
the eyes, "why then, my dear lady, you
have no idea how much younger you
would look"
Miss Nielsen thought that might be a
good idea 1t hadn't hurt her at all to
have the mole removed and she believed
him when he told her that this more COM
plicated operation would not hurt her
either.
"But want to go to my country home, !"
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from behind the ears, it would give your
chin and neck a good, firm look-about
q twenty-year-old look" he ruminated.
"Of course, as / said before, taking the
mole off has made quite a difference and
shipping the eyes has made an astonishing
change. But think that tailoring
your chin and, pardon me, the jowls--
would make q still mere extraordinary
transformation"
So the prima donna had couple Of
little cuts made behind her ears and the
skin was drawn up neatly and nicely frolA
along the sides of her face, the ends
shipped away and sewed and-7-lo and be-
hold! the same miracle that had happened
to her eyes was manifest in her chin.
And then day by day in every way Dr.
Stoddard went along, stitching here and
there, ironing, making the prima donna
eautiful--mole-iess, wrinkle-less and
blemish less.
And day by day, as he went on, giving
her new face, he felt as Pygmalion did
with his statue Galatea, more and more in
love with what he had created. Between
operations they went swimming in the
lake or rowing on it, or strolling in the
pine woods. In the evening they danced to
the monograph on the wide veranda Of
Miss Nielsen's cottage while above them
henignanu moon conspired with Cupid
The morning that Dr. Stoddard re-
luctantly took the train for New York he
was assured beyond the slightest de- /,
that Alice Nielsen was the supreme
woman in all the world of womanhooi
for him. He had determined to win her.
Delcacy alone restrained him from u
proposal of marriage then and there. Il
seemed like imposing upon gracious
woman's hospitality to ask her to / Try
him while he was her guest.
Alice Nielsen, feeling little lonely
as the big man strobe the platform OF
the station, suddenly remembered that she
had not written g check for his services.
The terms had been one-third upon pay
ment for the first operation, the removal
of the mole; one-third at the completion
of the series of operations at Harrison,
Maine; the last third at Miss NielsenAs
convenience which meant when the new
play, "Kitty Darlin'," in which she was to
star, had opened and she had collected
her first stellar royalties. She whispered
to black Mary, who fastened TO the hotel
and returned with blank check. Miss
Nielsen retired to the little station, wrete
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A LICE NIELSEN, the little prima
~ donna Of the Metropolitan and the
Chicago Opera Companies and Of
Coyent Garden in London, had just re-
turned to New York from a. long tour.
And about the first thing she did when
she got back was to telephone to her
fashionable man milliner to send her
around dozen or so new hats.
Soon the man milliner himself APP
peared, entirely surrounded by assistants
who in their turn were entirely surround
ed by hat boxes. Miss Nielsen began to
try them on.
''How do you like this blue chapeau,
Madame Nielsen?" asked the milliner.
"A lovely hat, Pierre, but" Miss Neil
sen shook her head dolefully, 'but l am.
horror in it. See for yourself"
"The cerise one, then. See! Your fav-
erite shade" pleaded Pierre.
s.'@What beauty" exclaimed Miss Mel
sen, "but, Pierre, | could scream. See
how look in itP'
And when they reached the last hat
Miss Nielsen was almost in tears.
T"No, Pierre" she said, "none of the
hats suit me-not one of them looks well
on me. But it is not the fault Of the hats,
Pierre7-it's my face. There's that horrid
little mole and well, you know, I'm not
sweet sixteen sny more" said Alice Mel
sen with perfect frankness.
"Why does madame not have her face
made over, as all the ladies are doing?"
yentured Pierre. cautiously.