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Evening star., 1925-11-28
(Continued from Yesterdays STAR
CHAPTER XIV.

Both Joanna and Lord Teddy were
startled by Yvonne's peal of laughter
Now, Teddy, you know what every.
body thinks when you're around" she
declared. You must really make UP
an answer some time Turning to
Joanna, she informed her: Hes not
always so bad-mannered. you know.
l fancy you'r get along famously. I'll
present him as Lord Dorminster, but
YOU must just call him Teddy-it flte
him better To the man. who struck
Joanna as something Of an over
grown youth, she added: This Is my
new protege, one I'm going to be very
fond of--Miss Manners. After awhile
you'll be calling her Joanna"
Lord Teddy was all embarrassment
and contrition. "Oh, I say" he fum-
bled, II though it would be some one
who-ah-you We're having to sing,
or dance, or do something like that.
you know, tomorrow night perhaps.
Didn't know she was a friend. Sorry,
terribly"
Joanna, who had scant ideas of
what one does at a meeting with a
lord, even a Teddy sort of one. scram-
bled desperately for what she would
have termed. concisely, the right
comeback. She was disturbed. too,
by that apology for supposing her as
.'or something like that" 1t implied
something. she didn't know what. but
something about her that wasn't as
it should be. Yvonne shot a frown
at Dorminster and went to her rescue.
Run along now, Teddy" she COM
manded. There's tea or alcohol,
whichever you prefer, In the garden.
You know everybody in there. Miss
Manners will remember, anyhow. that
YOU were perfectly in earnest despite
your rudeness."
He wanted to add something to his
apology, to straighten it out, but
Yvonne hustled him off unceremoni-
ously. To Joanna she said:
Hes a dear, is Teddy. He follows
me around the world. He says where
Yer I am some husbands wife needs
consolation and it's his duty to be
on hand. And he declares he's per-
fectly sincere about it
She talked on, saying things that
were meaningless to Joanna the obvi-
Gus things that had to do with the be-
Evening star., 1925-11-28

ginnings of a new friendship, and the
prospects of a Jolly" time for the
girl in a new life. A trim, lace-apron-
ed and white headdressed maid an
swered Yvonne's summons and replied
TO her mistress question that Miss
Manners apartment was in order.
I've little bedroom and a coZy
Sitting room for you, not too far from
my own" Yvonne explained. Il hope
YOU will be no end comfortable"
At a finger touch gold panel in
the wall of the reception hall slid back
disclosing a tiny gilt elevator of the
kind that is automatic. The maid fol-
lowed them into the lift and pushed
the buttons that sent 1t climbing to
an upper floor. Joanna was strangely
tremulous. She wanted to say bright
things to the older woman who was
ushering her into these new and lux
uriant surroundings. but her mind was
in an uneasy turmoil. why was
everything happening as it was? So
naturally, 50 swiftly, so smoothly?
Should she trust herself to Yvonne
Coutant?" She stole a glance at the
woman who stood SO close to her. and
comprehended her extraordinary fasci-
nation. the hair that was as black as
vulcanite, the magnolia face con-
Srasting sharply with the two lumi-
'nous black eyes, and the lips that were
full and red without the eXaggerations
of lipstick contours. The fear that
vibrated through her at times with
Brandon, the indubitable fear that
seemed so unreasonable. gripped her
for second. Then her thoughts
flashed to what Teddy Dorminster had
said in the room downstairs: "A
singer, or a dancer, or something like
that?' What was there wrong about
her? She had put on her gray tall
leur and the mink coat. And her
smart, gray cloche hat was from q
famous avenue shop. Did she still re.
mind one of the silk counter? And
limitations of the silk counter all
right? Certainly there had been no
\ girl in her merry, go-as-fast-as-you-
can-without- -skidding crowd, who could
profess to cause mems wives to need
consolation because Of them. But. of
course, Yvonne had not been serious!
1t was just a manner of talk: the small
talk she would have to learn.
All of these things flashed through
the girls agile mind while the tiny
gold elevator lifted from the first floor
10 the third. When the car had stop
ped and the maid had slid open the
narrow grilled door and stepped out.
Joanna had dispersed her doubts with
a determined wave of confidence. The
arrogance came back into her eyes and
10 her lips. Shed get on. or she'd
take an awful wallop trying"
1t was difficult for Miss Twenty
seven" to understand, for time, that
The exquisite miniature drawing room;
lose shaded and satin hung, with win
dows looking down upon an open gar
den, was to be exclusively hers. With
.John, through such evenings as she
had consented to stay in with him.
she had planned, or, rather ~>>sened
Evening star., 1925-11-28

because you make people talk about
you. Wherever you go, and whatever
you do, people talk about 1t. It's
being famous and, besides, being IA
nous for yourself, not for what you
do. And you have such a wonderful
round OF pleasure!'
Yvonne contemplated her cigarette
again. following the lazy drifting of
Its wrath Of smoke. NO" she said,
that Is not the reason you have been
interested in me; and 1t is not the
to me, when / invited you" A smile
suddenly played at her mouth and
she nodded at the girl on the divan
beside her. "Is it?" she insisted
Joanna smiled back at her. NO, I
don't think 1t Is. altogether" she
agreed brightly" but that Is as close
as can put 1t into words. You see
all my life. that is. since I've been
alone, and making my own way. I've
had to fight hard to keep up with the
crowd. I've wanted things that cost
money, and I've wanted things that
you can't have, or enjoy, when you're
skimped. The things you need to
make a. show. The best I could ever
do was owe somebody installments on
dress or a wrap or my shoes, and
keep my eyes open for runs in NV
stockings. I've looked all right, and
I've laughed a lot, but things have
always happened to make me crv.
too"
Again that bell.like voice of the
elder girl clipped off a question:
What. for example7"
Joanna studied a moment, her eyes
looking out. into the room. They
were such little things" she protested.
Things you wouldn't understand. -
Il think I would understand I"
Yvonnt persisted
But you woulndt," Joanna argued
"One like you simply couldn't, I'VE
cried my fool eyes out. often, because
some man-some boy, liked, wouldn't
stay square. And I've had nobody
to talk anything over with. Mostly.
people who are worth while to tail,
to make me tired-I mean they don't
Know. When 1 cut my hair they
thought l cut off my morals, and n
L go off alone on a party they thtnl
I ought to be in a harem. When they
tell me l don't act like the girls OF
yesterday I have to say who cares
hang about yesterday when there's
80 many todays, and then I'm told I'm
just plain bad. Once In a while I get
SO cut UP about 1t that l have to
have a cry" She thought she finish.
ed lamely. She smiled a little at the
futility of her explanations. But
Yvonne displayed no amusement. She
said, very quietly:
'.Ah don't you think that 1 am cut
up a bit now and then when the
people who are worth while, as you
say Of them, interpret me as both
plain bad and fancy bad? Perhaps
I am. There are different ways to
view everything, but WELL" she
broke of, and was silent for a brief
moment: well. you see that ! do
Evening star., 1925-11-28
DISTINCTION GAINED
BY CATHOLIC CHURCH
St. Mary's in San Antonio, Texas,
in Aggregation Of the Holy
Basilica at Rome.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex. November
2S.-St. Mary's Catholic Church here
has been advised Of its aggregation to
the Holy Basilica of st. John Lateran.
Rome. Rev. A. c. Dusseau, pastor, an
nounced yesterday. 1t Is one Of three
churches in the United States accord
ed the distinction. The two other
churches aggregated are the Church
Of the Blessed Sacrament. New York
City, and st. Johns Church, Chicago.
The aggregation will become effec-
tive December 81.
Under the aggregation worshipers
in st. Mary's Church will receive the
same benefits. spiritual favors and in
dulgencies as would be granted them
were they to visit personally the Holy
Basilica of ST. John Lateran, in Rome.
According to Father Dusseau, under
the decree of aggregation st. Mary's
will become literally a part of the
Holy Basilica.s
Evening star., 1925-11-28
RITES FOR w. D. TURNER.
Well Known Cleveland Lawyer to
Be Buried Sunday.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, November %
R.-Funeral services will be held
Sunday for William D. Turner. promi-
nent Cleveland corporation lawyer.
who died here Thursday night from
heart disease.
Turner was director and secretary
Of the Chicago, Aurora and Elgin Rail-
way and former general counsel for
the Nickel Plate Railroad. He was
also a trustee of Bethany College.
Burial will be Monday at Shelby. Ohio.
He was born in Moundsville, W., Va,
in 1874.
Evening star., 1925-11-28

IS nNS no koScA T1' LAWYER !?
YER? We'll uSTeA Harry -
Tx Aoea,ep- ALL I've GOT HeT
|our OF That & 20 900 NaD IS
IS 67so. I WANT TO roP 0tGNT
DOWN A~D sec Tcu ecOCT AN
INVESTMENT Of sore k,Np! IF I
DoA1 SOAK THAT & S75o MTP
Sos&e 5oQT or DUS,NeSS oooA
H. bE ON TX RockS. ToU~
|dU a GocD BUSINESS HEAD -
Z NEED ToUR ADWce HARRY! I
sJo%lr DO a THING UNTIL ( see
TOQ I'CL sc RIGHT ~ ToU2.
-,@7 oeHce At
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290l Georgia ave-. Frank F. Lelly's Phar-
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l4th and Buchanan. HohberEer's Pharmacy
14th and Colorado ave, O'Donnells Phar-
5000 Mount Pleasant st.. Mount Pleasant
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2l62 California st.. Harry J. Paul.
Wardman Park Pharmacy.
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Store.
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PERSONAL,

MARCEL AND SHAMPOO. S1..5: SINGLE
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81 $50 SECOND TRUST NOTE. payat,'"
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Continued in Tomorrow's Star)
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FLOORS-OLD FLOORS RENOVATED.
new floors. Laying. scraping and fnishing
Prompt service. J. c. PRICE. 1920 9th st.
NV. Franklin 652i days: 1897 evenings.
FLOORS 1OLD NEW SCRAPED AND
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Evening star., 1925-11-28

LABORERS (25). GOOD,
Immediately. Apply ready for
work to job at Foxhall and Res
ervoir rds. NV. Take Cabin
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FLOORS-ELECTRIC MACHINE and hand
finishing: efficient: reasonable: reliable serT
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FLOORS CHEMICALLY CLEANED. WHY
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PAINTING PAPERHANGING exterior in
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Evening star., 1925-06-21

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Evening star., 1925-06-21
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New Britain herald., 1925-08-06
Barnik0w Signed to
 Play With New Britain

Business Manager Edward nailcy of 'hc All-Ncw Britain foot ball team today announced that Ed yard Rarnikow of Mcril"n, has rumc ro terms with inc management, nl will don inc spInglos for the orafs this srlsOn Tn" signing O.
 Garrry" rounds mt th" backtt"ld
 or the locals. with otto "Rod
 trudtnor. St~" Koturs and Vic
 ,adzwicr Harnikow is probably ih" most colorru player that "N"r per formed on a local griliron. II" can kick. run with the hall and tackl" with tho hasi of 'rm. Many New Britain fans have expressed wish that "Rarnoy" would again hr seen in an Au-NoN Britain sui, and th" announcement that hr has signed. vit ho hailed on nll sides Win Eavmond "Rus" Pond 10 coach inc .ackfiell if locks as though one of 'hs h,tS, balanced outfits that could he secured in this section has been drought into the tola
New Britain herald., 1925-08-06
KAPLAN WINS EASILY
Trath"rMriGht Champion Gives Bill kennedy of New Orleans Nh In- mCrvirul Beating During Bout.

Bayunno, x. J., Aug. 6 tP}-Louis uNiD Kapluu, of N'Mdcn, Conn. tcathcrwriaht champion of the world, administered a severe trounc- ing to Billy Kennedy, of N,w Or l,an&. oycr the entire distance of their 19-round no-d"cision hout here last night, in Ih" opinion of news papormrn at the riugSid".
 Kennedy failed 10 win round against inc titlohnldcr. Thn hattrr- mg left hand of the champion jand- cd often with terrific force on k"n- uoIys jaw and kidneys whij" the New Or),ans H1's hest asset was a SrraiEIt left tah.
 nuly in t'ushrs W's Kennedy able to stop rrc cuampiou'S ,Nul"liug attack. In the sixth aud tenth rounds Kaplan's hody attack had th" Now Orleans youne>tor Eroggy hut no managed to weather tho storm to fno finish
 KapDan's titlc vr~ not at stake. 10th fighters sctlinc 1%" ponniS well o,rr the fcath"rv eight limit. Throat,utnr weather and rain throughout tho day. cost tho atton- lance tremendously.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-06
RAIN HAS ITS INNINGS
 AND STOPS ALL CONTESTS
Leaders in American and National League Pennant Chase Remain IdIe-No Games in American and Only Two Games in Nationalist. Louis Cardinals Win Fourth Straight From Boston Braves-Chi- cago Noses Out Philadelphia.

New York. Aug. tP'-Loadcrs in the American and National league ponnant scramblos remained quiet yesterday while rain had its innings. II washed the four American league games off the records entirely and not team in the first division of the National league swung d bat
 Tho St. Louis Cardinals, with Manager Rogers Ilornshy decorating the bench at the request Of 'reSi- dent John H"ydler increased their winning streak to four straight by submerging the Boston Braves un- der a 14 to flood.
 Jack Smith, Cardinal outncIdor, performed one of base balls rare feats in this game when he grabbed an outfield fly and raced 10 the in field 10 double runner at first base.
 Chicago, battling desperately to keep its feet of the bottom of the ladder. nosod out Philadelphia to 6, Wrightstone's error on an easy pop from Grimm's bat in the ninth inning allowed two Cubs to SauNtcr over the scoring rubber with the tying and winning runs.
 Jimmy Ring, former Cincinnati finger, twirled deceptive baseball for the losers until the latter stages of the game when his wrinkles were ironed out with such consistency that he was yankcd from the mound fin favor of Knight
New Britain herald., 1925-08-06
sYGrcWE sNdYE
 
IS CLOSER
 ID BATTING LEAD
Rangers SIuSger Making Things
 Interesting for Werdelin

The race for the premier batting honors in the New Britain City base- ball league is tightening up with Wcrdrlin still leading the pack after Saturdays games. M, Argosy of the Rangers is running him close sec onl for premier honors and it is cX- )cctrd that in the next few games if the Ranger man keeps up his hit tiug as he has in the past, he will oNcrtake the Dragon and lead him 10 the post. Jackson and COrmicr, the former of r. X r. Corbin and the latter of the Dragons, have been playing consistently and have been hitting hard and often, Jackson re- taincd his average for the past week, .i0u, while Cormicr slid down from .;2G 10 .5o0.
 Mickey" Huber did not play last Saturday and therefore did not have chance to better his average. "Nickry" is a dangerous contender for the premier houors II he plays in tine remaining games. as he has found his stride and has been hitting at furious clip.
 { The averages this week have been made up from thc statistics of those players who have played in four or more games. This seems 10 be abOut the best way for the honors to he apportioned, taking m the men who have played in more than half the games.
 Other players on inc team have higher averages. but 1t does not stand to haN" these men who have played in only one. two or three games, heading those players who have horn in every game and thnre- fore have done more hitting and have hccn at bat nor" times than tho others.
 Tho averages this week are pub nsh"l of thos" men also who are batting goo or better, The mark BOO is considered inc mark of a good batter and from now 10 the end of tho season. only those whose marks gu 10 800 or better will he held in tho standing. Any individual player who wishes 10 secure his aV- craze may do so hy calling the sports editor of the Herald and he will give him tho necessary informa- lion, The average of every man in thc league is kopt on file in this of- fec.
 The list of men batting in the so- | loC' class shows four batting over .5oo: eight batting in th" .foH class and | batting in the 800 class. The revised list to include last Saturday, s games is a~ follows:
New Britain herald., 1925-08-06
EQUALS PRESENT RECORD
I rank Wclch or N!hlCtir~ Faces Two Detroit Pitchers Five Times < ith- out Official Tine 1t Bet.

Philadelphia, Aug 6-When Frank Wclch ot the Athletics faced two Detroit pitchers five times with out being charged with an orfical time at lat in a game here the other day, he cqualcd th" present Amcri- c"n League record in this respect.
 Back in 1915. WaIly Stharg, then with the Macks, turned il similar feat, as did Ray Drmmitt of inc Browns in 1918 and Roger prckin- pau@h, Yankees, in 1919.
 Miller Iluggins. however,, holds the moi"rn major lragu" record. having four bases on balls and two sacrifice hits in six times up in a gamo played in 1910 while with the Cardinals. WclCh received three walks and made two sacrifice hits .o tic the Johnsonian loops high tGark,