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RETURNS HOME

Mrs. c. r. Dalrymple. who has
been visiting in Dickinson for the
past several days, returned to Bis
marck yesterday and has now gone
to her home in Duluth.
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TO TOUR IN EAST

John Knaus and party left this
morning Tor an extended automobile 1, y!
St. Paul and will cover parts of
North Dakota. Minnesota and Wis
consin. They expected to be back
in Bismarck about August 2 after
travelling some four thousand miles.
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uERE YESTERDAY

M. Brawman and julius Brawman,
students Of Spokane, Wash, were
in the city today en- route to New
York City. They are driving through.
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BLACK STILL GOOD

Black continues to be extremely
smart for afternoon wear, with color
relief introduced by costume jewel
nv
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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Zuraff this morning ut the st
Alexius hospital. Mr.. and Mrs.
Zuraff are residents of Sterling.
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RETURNS FROM BLACK HILLS
Mrs. E. s. Thompson Of Wilton.
who has just returned from trip
to the Black Hills. was in the city
yesterday visiting friends.
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ENTERTAINED AT DINNER

EN- Elk AINED Al DINNEN
Miss Louise Johnson of Washburn
entertained her two house guests at
dinner Monday evening at the Grand
Pacific hotel. Japanese decorations
were used.
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FASHIONS
EARLY FALL. IDEA

Krimmer is one Of the most APP
proved furs TO be used with natural
colored kasha.
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Mrs. j. p. Regain
Entertained at
Bridge Yesterday

Mrs. J..P. Regain iof the Hughes
Apartments and Mrs. J. G.. Stark en-
tertained two tables of bridge at
the home of the former Wednesday
afternoon as a courtesy to the guests
cf Mrs. W. l.. Diven. Mrs. Cobb and
Mrs. Grossman, of Marshalltown,
Iowa. mother and sister Of Mrs.
Owen.
Yellow and white were the colors
used in the dainty decorations. Tiny
yellow umbrellas we're given as fav-
ors. A three course luncheon was
served after the games.
Honors were won by Mrs. F. Bav-
endick and Mrs. Diven. The honor
guests were presented with corsages.
Mrs. II. Taylor of Mandan was an
out of town guest.
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At LAKE MELISSA

Phillip Mason Webb, accompanled
by his mother, Mrs. William n.
Webb, are at Lake Melissa, Shoram'
Mimi.
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THE MASCULINE INFLUENCE

Mannish mixtures. particularly in
small checked effects, are noticed in
tailleurs.
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BUSINESS VISITOR
John Weitzke of Phoenix township
was a business visitor in Bismarck
Wednesday. Z
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SPEAKS AT SILVER TEA

DR.. Frank Spence. Alaskan mis-.
sionary, will speak this afternoon at
the silver tea being given by the
ladies of the Presbyterian church.
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DO1,Cr.AS PEOPLE HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Lather of Doug
las were in Bismarck yesterday en-
route to their home after an extend
ed motor trip.
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MARRELIZED LEATHER
CHENILLE rNpROlDERy

Marbelized leather is used 70,
pumps and for trimmings on pumps
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ENTERS TRAINING SCHOOL
Miss Anna Mitzel of Linton has BE-
gun training at the St. Alexius hos
pital.
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DAUGHTER RORN

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Stinde of Stan
ton announce the birth of a daugh-
ter, July Is, at the st. Alexius hos
pital.
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CRAWFORDS Herr

CKAWFUKIJS HEKE
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Crawford Of
Brittin were the guests Of friends in
Bismarck yesterday.
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POMPON EFFECTS

TVNITVIN IF EC1S
Small coque feathers made into
very round pompon effects are used
on the new small hats.
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IN HAZEN

Miss Hanfiah Engseth Of the Lucas
store left yesterday for Hazen to
spend her vacation with relatives.
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FROM PAINTED WOODS

John Puth and Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Peterson Of Painted Woods were in
Bismarck yesterday. visiting and
shopping.
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RETURNS HOME

! Iral Noon, who has been spending
a few DAYS here, returned to his
home at Wilton yesterday.
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FEATHER TRIMMINGS

Bands Of black and red coquc
feathers trim a stunning frock of
henna-colored georgctte crepe.
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MOTHER AND SISTER

Herbert F. Morgan. St. Louis. ar
rived in Bismarck this week to visit
his mother, Mrs. NJ. Morgan, and his
sister. Mrs. o. T. Raaen.
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RETURN FROM c. E. CONVENTION

RETURN FROM c. E. CONVENTION
Miss Mary Cram, Miss Emily o.
son, Miss Leona Hiland and Mrs. W.
E. Butler and Mr.. Walter Leroy
returned by way of the Canadian
Pacific from Seattle, Wash, where
they attended the National conven-
ton of the Christian Endeavor. Mr..
Leroy left the party at his home in
Underwood. They report splendid
convention and wonderful trip.
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RETURNS FROM JAMESTOWN
Sheriff Hedstrom returned from
Jane stown yesterday where he had
taken an insane patient.
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PAGE FIVE
the right sort Of swan-like throat.
1t is particularly lovely on dark
gowns with long Sarah Bernhard
sleeves and no waistlines.
EEvES ARE .OPIN

Now that the flared hemline has
become generally established, the
flare is manifesting itself in sleeves,
always fitted into close, narrow
shoulder line.
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VACATION IN MINNEAPOLIS
Miss Theresa Reineke Of DR.. Boil
tons office is spending her vacation
in Minneapolis. From there she
will 20 to her home at Morton. Mimi,
to visit her parents and other rela-
tives and friends.
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TO HISTORICAL MEETING
IF. Crawford and F. A. Falconer
left this morning for the historians
conference at Verendrye, Mimi.
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IN MINNEAPOLIS
Elmer Meyer Of the Bank of
North Dakota has gone to Minneap-
oils.
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FROM WILTON
T. r. Taylor of Wilton was here on
business Wednesday.
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ON BUSINESS
Alex Neff was here from Phoenix
township yesterday on business.
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OHIO VISITORS LEAVE

yesterday visiting friends.
OHIO VISITORS LEAVE
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Stromstad of
Lancaster. Ohio. who have been
visiting for the past three weeks
with relatives in Bismarck. Mandan
and Sims, left today for their home.
HAS DINNER GUESTS
Miss Henrietta Beach entertained
Mt dinner this noon at the Grand
Pacific Hotel for DR.. and Mrs. Frank |
Spence of Alaska and Mrs. l.. F.
Crawford.
HOUSE GUESTS
Mrs. Cobb and Mrs. Grossman of
Morshalltown. Ia. are the guests
of Mrs. Cobb's daughter, Mrs. W; L.
Diven. and DR.. Diven at the Hughes
Apartments. |
SPEAKS AT SILVER TEA
Dr. Frank Spence, Alaskan mis-
sionary, will speak this afternoon at
the silver tea being given by the
ladies of the Presbyterian church.
VISITS MOTHER AND SISTER
Herbert F.. Morgan. St. Louis. ar
rived in Bismarck this week to visit
his mother, Mrs. NJ. Morgan, and his
sister, Mrs. o. T. Raaen.
AT LAKE MELISSA
Phillip Mason Webb. accompaniea
by his mother, Mrs. William H.
Webb, are at Lake Melissa, Shoram'
MINI.
RETURNS HOME
Iral Noon, who has been ,spending
a few days here, returned to his
home at Wilton yesterday.
RETURNS FROM JAMESTOWN
Sheriff Hedstrom returned from
Jamestown yesterday where he had
taken an insane patient.
TO HISTORICAL MEETING
T. F. Crawford and F. A. Falconer
left this morning for the historians
conference at Verendrye, Mimi.
W. R. C. NOTICE
The Woman's Relief Corps vii!
meet with Mrs. Wesley Baker, ZIG
Ninth street, Friday afternoon.
LEAVES FOR PLAINVIEW
r. A. Kramer will leave tomorrow
for Plianview. Mimi. for two
weeks visit.
VACATION TRIP
Rev. and Mrs. Paul S. Wright have
gone on two weeks vacation trip.
VISIT IN MINNEAPOLIS
Mrs. P. C. Remington will leave
tonight for a visit in Minneapolis.
BUSINESS TRIP
Jake johnson has returned from
short business trip to jamestown.
HERE FROM WASHBURN
Mrs. Joe Mann of Washburn visit
ed friends here yesterday.
BUSINESS TRIP
c. B. Little went to st. Paul last
night on business.
Fresh Butter and Butter
milk daily. Phone $50. Mod.
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Social and Personal

Personal
RETURN FROM c. E. CONVENTION
Miss Mary Cram, Miss Emily o.
on, Miss Leona Hiland and Mrs. W.
:. Butler and Mr.. Walter Leroy
returned by way of the Canadian
Pacific from Seattle, Wash, where
hey attended the National conven-
ion of the Christian Endeavor. Mr..
Leroy left the party at his home in
Underwood. They report splendid
and wonderful trip.
TO TOUR IN EAST
John Knaus and party left this
for an extended automobile
rip in the east. The trip will in
,lude a visit at Mr.. knaus' home in
St. Paul and will cover parts of
North Dakota, Minnesota and Wis
:onsin. They expected to be back
in Bismarck about August 2 after
some four thousand miles.
THANK ROTAR1ANS
Dr.. and Mrs. Frank Spence, Alas
gan missionaries, who spoke here
yesterday. wish to thank the Rotar-
ans for the generous hospitality
shown them while in the city. This
was their first visit to the Dakotas.
DR.. and Mrs. Spence are on their
way to California. They will lee
ture next at Miles City, Mont.
BRIDGE TEA TOMORROW
The first bridge tea Of the season
will be given tomorrow afternoon at
the Country club. The hour is 3
o'clock. A charge of 50 cents will
be made and the money will be turn
ed over to the house committee to
purchase new furniture for the club
house.
RETURNS HOME
Mrs. c. r. Dalrymple, who has
been visiting in Dickinson for the
past several days, returned to Bis
marck yesterday and has now gone
to her home in Duluth.
HERE YESTERDAY
M. Brawman and julius Brawman.
students of Spokane, Wash. were
in the city today en- route to New
York City. They are driving through.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Zuraff this morning ut the st
hospital. Mr.. and Mrs.
Zuraff are residents of Sterling.
DOUGLAS PEOPLE HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Lather of Doug,
las were in Bismarck yesterday en-
route to their home after an extend,
ed motor trip.
FROM PAINTED WOODS
John Puth and Mr.. and Mrs. G. w
Peterson of Painted Woods were in
Bismarck yesterday. visiting anc
shopping.
DAUGHTER BORN
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Stinde of Stan.
ton announce the birth of a daugh.
ter, July Is, at the st. Alexius hos
pital.
IN HAZEN
Miss Hanfah Engseth Of the Luca:
store left yesterday for Hazen tt
spend her vacation with relatives.
CRAwroRDs HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Crawford o.
Brittin were the guests Of friends il
Bismarck yesterday.
BUSINESS VISITOR
John Weitzke of Phoenix TOWNSHIP
was a business visitor in Bismarcl
Wednesday.
ENTERS TRAINING SCHOOL
Miss Anna Mitzel of Linton has b..
gun training at the St. Alexius hos
pital.
IN MINNEAPOLIS
Elmer Meyer Of the Bank o
North Dakota has gone to MinneaI
oils.
ON BUSINESS
Alex Neff was here from PhoenL
township yesterday on business.
FROM WILTON
T. r. Taylor of Wilton was here o
business Wednesday.
Cantilever's Offer Foo
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W. r. C. NOTICE
The Womans Relief Corps will
meet with Mrs. Wesley Baker, ZIG
Ninth street, Friday afternoon.
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low whistle long. clear note foi.
lowed by u shorter one. She held her
breath md listened Was u
Dicks Bob White" calf
oh. no: Il couldn't be. And
then n came nFnin'
Gloria raised her head Down on
the lawn tn the shadow ot the trees
was a darker shadow. II detached
itself and moved out into the moon
light II was Dick
Glorih's heart lcaped IN her breast.
Dick she said. And there was
a note Of Ylict and sudden happiness
in her voice.
Come down and open the door &"
he said.
Without stopping to put on her
Hmon0 or slippers. Gloria ran across
the room and down thru the dark.
ened house where the moonlight lay
in patches here and there on tho
walls and floor.
She unlocked tbs door and battered
out onto tho porch. She stood thsrc
In tho mingled radiance Of tho distant
moon and n street lamp Just In front
OK the house Some passing
nelghbors stopped 70 stare na she
threw herself into Dicks arms. But
neither she nor Dick saw them. For
they In that moment were obliviouu
90 all tho world except them
selves. Dicks arms drew her up.
He bent his head and kissed her as II
he never would let her 80 again.
Then. abruptly no freed her.
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byBeatrice Burton @ 1925 NEA SERVICE INC

= what elise did ao that ! shouldn't
have dono3'
Your Technique Ba n husband
WAS Hil wrong" Gloria made a
Ewrfuinr gesture with one small
dramatic hand You shoulders hayo
lei mr leave you and 20 home 90
ms mother But thank hsa.
Won we've both fallen ON our feet.
and we're here together at Bat'
r on, can't believe d. ]
thought sou were gone for good &"
She drew hls head down 90 hers
An h was good 10 De here
90 Doe held 10 rurren.
dsr herself Gloria f,lt as N she were
in a globe OF happiness.
Dick shr Said. drowsIIy. content
tdly. from the shelter or his arms
"dId you ever stop 90 thinI. how u la
Tor two people 20 raro for just each
other t.. and to have little chill
drau because ~ their caring Ho7 Don't
sou think there's something fine and
sweet ahou, ~"
Dick held her closer "0f counr /
DO. be answered. i've been trying
10 cen sou that al along. Flappsr
but you never would believe IL before.
would your
She shook her head "Oh. ms dear
20 think almo-, lost your shc cried
Most surprisingly rho burst into n
storm Of crying
What % fimp ] anu 10 cry Ike
thiH7' she sabbsd against his coat
What am / doing u Tor when I'm no
b happy 20
Dick pattel her sofJ hair. There.
there rry an you want to- he said
II know understand
he raised her hidden face and
k.fard tho trrmulous scarlet mouth
The wet white eyclids Then
h5 moved away from her. toward the
outer door.
Where are you going now7' Gloria
cried, IN foolish panic
Just outdoors Tor second" Dick
answered Wait here FOR me
I want 10 pull that For BALE sign out
OF tho front lawn
And 70 the story Of Gloria. the FLAP.
per wife ends. and tho modern cbron-
!slr Of Gloria. tho wife and Mother.
begins.
We say today that We have a New
Woman who votes and drives her
own car. who plays golf aud some
times smokes clgarst. uut she's
not a Now Woman AZ ali At Heart
hho Is tho Same woman who brought
~ her stalwaFt young In a cave. who
reared them ln log cabins on the New
England coast three centuries ago
whp took them with her into the
covered wagons that were part ~ O.
westward moving army almuat hun
dfrd years before our time
., And she Is tho sama woman
everywhere, whether sou ina her IN
an lEloo In an Eskimo village or tn
many lowered Manhattan OF
In tho romantic islands o, tho south.
srn kesa.
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II thought you never were going
90 kiss me again" Gloria aid breath,
lessly You rald you never would.
you know
we say a lot Of things ~ don't
mean IN this world" Dick voice an.
swcrrd her. lie put his arm around
her and drew her into tho dark
house.
IFS hand groptd FOR the lights,
Under their glare Gloria saw that his
eyes were almost black la his bag
gard face There were lines thrrs
that the last weeks had written In-
deuty
we DO a lot Of things We don't
mean 90 DO, too. Gloria fsltersi,
Life seems 20 carry W along IKE
bubbles along wave &C.. Dick. I've
done a lot Of things I haven't meant
10 do
Dick made gesture OF flnAllty
We'll. there's no use talking about
!, now" he said, Spilled milk. you
know
Hn went into the living room.
Gloria followed him Have you
come homo for goodg' She was hRlt
afraid 10 AJAX him that.
And 10 on agony ~ uncertainty
she watched him fill his pipn q.
waiting trcmu,1usly FOR his answer.
Slowly. as things seem TO happen
in n dream. she saw him strike a
match. blow out its flame and lay Il
in the ash tray bssIdo him
We'll" he said finally. ITS this
way. sou ssc. This - the only place
In tho world whore I feet a. huIo.
somehow or other and r..
can't get used 90 brlur without you 70
Gloria laughed bitterly I'm n
habit OF yours that you can't
break il that IT," sho asked
The most deadly dun Of an things
.. a hahlt7"
Dick shook hls head, no" Ho
raid ~ strikes deeper than that
Glory. You're my woman. There
arc "A lot of men who can love score
Of women In their time, but I'm not
ono Of them I'm tho kind OF a fool
who can never cnre for moro than
one woman, suppose.
And nm that ono woman for
your" Gloria asked. Her eyes we're
wide and eager. Are you suro7"
Dick looked at her. His mouth
frightened ns no took her into tho
hard ring Of his arms You arc"
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Z 1icAl6We ETtOG2G
.Y! @S FGl9 FWOCSsG
. III 9 Olive Roberta Barton
no. 21-THE LAST BUTTON is FOUND

Everyone Of the birch bark
notes have been heard from. said
WIN o. the wisp to tho Twins.
An no one seems to know thing
about the last lost button you are
hunting"
Juggle Jump. the falryman, jun.
Eied the buttons in his pockets. the
II they had already found. and
said. Well, l think we shall have
70 make these II buttons do. Time
is going and the Fairy Queen will
wonder where we are
How many buttons were there?"
asked VIII o tho wisp.
Twelve" said Nancy.
Couldn't you sew up one button
hole, suggested Mister VIII
Juggle Jump considered. Would
II be possible to keep Pufrs coat
closed with II pearl buttons II he
took a violent seeing spell. or
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would It be better to keep on hunt.
ing until they found the other but.
TOM
Suddenly he laughed aloud i've
Just thought OF something" he said.
I'm 30 to tho grocery store and
get some snsezeless pepper. Then
the II buttons win not only be
enough, but they will DO sure TO
stay on because Puff won't snecze
any more"
Il hope Il viii be as you say
said VIII o. tho wisp, trimmlu,
the wick OF his lantern and filling
il with oil. as It was getting late
and almost time for him to mako
his usual rounds as night watch.
man OF Dixie Land.
Thank you. am sure we shall.
II we look in the right place" said
JuggIe Jump.
So they all shook hands with
Mister viii and said goodbye. and
thanked him for helping them and
then as Juggle Jump pressed one
Of his magic buttona which said
ever and ever so small" the three
. travellers shrank TO the size OF pig.
mics, There were the three hum
ming birds beside them waiting, and
they all jumped on
stop at the Green wizards
house on your way to the Fairy
Queens palace" ordered Jugglo
Jump.
SO away hummed tho hummlng
birds. And the Green Wizard will.
ingly and gladly gave them box
Of sneezeless pepper.
Then they turned in tho dircc.
ton Of the Fairy Queens palace
which they reach at about O'Clock.
Puff was just getting tea. Every.
body in the palace was cross. even
the Fairy Quecu's cat, for as the
Twins learned aftcrward, not n de.
cent thing had Puff cooked since
they left. For how" Faid he
could cook with one hand? 7
had 10 hold my coat shut with the
other"
"Wcll, we'll, certainly am glad
20 scc You" smiled the Fairy
Queen. Did you find my or tho
buttons?"
Eleven" said JuggIc jump,
cmptying his pocket but tho
othcE one must be at tho bottom
OF tho sea We looked and looked,
and ne nowhere on earth"
"Ycs II is," laughed tho Fairy
Queen ut was at tho bottom OF
tho SOUP Puff found IT. In tho
soup kettle"
So everybody was happy and
everything was lovely. All except
ono thing Puff wouldn't use the
sncozcIcss pepper "Why I Just
love TO sneczc," he said.
So n ho loses all his buttons
again ! see where tho Twins Will
have n nll 10 do over.
CTo Be COnlinucdJ
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cNow 90 oN Mini rmE sroRYl

GLORIA darkcpcd the house.
VI turned the key Ia her bedroom
door and lay down 10 try to SO 10
sleep.
But Il wasn't tho kind Of night FOR
sleep. A ray % moonlight lay like a
slim reckoning finger on the wall be-
side the bed The darkness seemed
20 Be filled with an expectant hush.
There was a high excitement IN
Gloria. She swung her naked feet
over the side OF the bed and crossed
the room 10 the window.
y large white moon hung low IN
the sky like a japanese lantern, II
turned the fluttcring leaves Of the
poplar trees TO silver sp1ngleS.
The world outside seemed unreal
disturbing In It's beauty. but the
lonely woman at the window hard
ened her heart against its magic.
She had n feeling that the only way
for her 10 go on was 90 harden her
heart against evcrythlng-uo only
against things. but against people
against Dick. She must never let
the thought OF him into her heart
again. she told herself with a kind OF
dun anger. And then she went on
thinking about him.
Somewhere out there In the breath.
ing night. he was
And suddenly Gloria remembered
another night when she had stood at
another window and wondered where
Dick was. That had been long ago
On the night before she had mar,
ried him. She remembered how he
had driven up In the middle OF the
night and whistled softly in the dark
ness for her-a low Bob White"
whistle. He had begged her 20 como
downstairs for just n second TO kiss
him-and she had refused.
What a fool wasr' she told her.
celf and how glad I'd be now II he
wanted to kiss me, How glad ia be-
But there's no chance Of that
ever again.
The tears that she had felt in her
eyes an day-and in her heart
overflowCd she dropped 10 her
knees on the floor aud laid her head
down on the window sill and sobbed.
And then she seemed TO hear
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IL

OtnRIA UDRuON. brauuuI FLAP
per marfIvr DICK GkEGoEN, "a
strlEkiinE lawyer Her idea ui mar
Tfgre Isl fun and Nur clothes trs but
no work Dr children.
She refuses o. dn her own house
work. and hires maid. iiut Dick
has % let che maid SO. Gloria has
rNamprt him with debts Tor her par
Ties and clothes
Shr becomes infatuated with an
out-of-WoFk actor. STANLEY WAY
IIRN ana follows him GO New York
hut he spurus Lcr rbrr she tries 200
lrt = Sob as a chorus EIrl end fails.
Discouraged she comes home Co
Dick he takes her back. but mot a.
Isis wife
Gloria begins 10 suspect that DC ls
in love with his secretary, SUSAN
BRIGGS a last she WFluEs from
Miss Briggs a confession that she ls
In love with Dick. and insists that
Dick discharge her When DC refuses
she goes home Go her mother . ...
feaAEing too late that Dick Is the
man shy loves
Dick puts his house up Tor sale.
and goes home Go live with his father
and mother He sends Gloria $50
weekly, but she sends % back % him
and goes 90 work, Her employ err
makes love Go hCT and she resigns
her position She can't screw up her
courage 60 So out 10 lock fer another
Job.
Homsslcll and lonely for Dick. she
gets tho key o. their house from
Miss Briggs and goes there Go spend
the night she cant bear 20 stay az
her mothers Tor another night Dick
learns from Miss Briggs that Gloria
has gone home.