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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
Deaf Man Injured
by Woman Driver

Wrccking her cnr by driving into
the ditch in II vain effort to avoid a
collision. Mrs. r. r. Fuller. wcdnes.
day, ran down and seriously injured
Mr.. Hoffmyer, elderly North End
resident, at 1Oith ct. and 10th ave.
n. II.
Hoffmyer is deaf, and blind In ono
eye,
Mrs. Fuller reported at the sher.
ifs office and was released on her
own recognizance pending the out.
come Of Hoffmyer'B injuries. He is
at the city hospital. where an examl.
nation was being made by surgeons
Wednesday noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
Police Raid City
Residence Stills

In a raid by the dry squad At 20T
18th ave. y. Tuesday night. James
Earl. %. aud y. Mcmillan. -. were
arrested. Parts OF two stills and two
gallons Of alcohol were also reported
10 have been seized Just at this time
Earl came along with 10 gallons more
% booze. whlch WAS also taken to
police headquarters.
4 telephone order FOR a gallon
which came in from Archie during
the raid remains untitled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
DALTON SEVERE
Men Convicted OF Driving
While Drunk, Jailed

Two motorists, convicted nf driving
while drunk, were sentenced 20 jSll.
two charged with speeding forfeited
bonds. and a NTH was discharged by
Justice Dalton Wednesday.
Steve Ripper. convicted Of driving
white Intoxicated. August rs. re-
ecivsd a so.day jail sentence. lost
his drivers license FOR year and
was fined $50
4. G. Ingram. convicted of the
sams offruae. was given 90 days In
the county AL Dalton also revoked
his license for year
puwolf Emory and II. McIaune,t
forfeited $40 bonds by failing 10 ap-
pear on charges % speeding. Charges
against Peter McMorrow. August II.
wcrc dismissed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26

my darling Truhsywubsums. Come
here, Lamby."
/ made an effort. l gave her a
tail thump.
The Moleculc said. DO not ad.
dress him as Lamby."
Fllps said. why not?"
The Molecule said, Hes a loath-
some atheist. He's just made a
dastardly attack on the church.
Flips said. Talk like human
being. What do you mean?"
The Molecule said, He totally
masticated and devoured the Rev.
erend Watyoumaycallem's lid
Flips said, "oh. gosh," She lay
down on the window seat and made
noises.
The Molecule rocked back and
forth and made noises. He said.
Lord, how suffer-
Aunt Caroline came and stood in
the doorway, She watched the
Molecule and F'lips. She said,
This is too muchr'
The Molecule said. Much too
much" He slid out of his chair.
He rolled on the floor. Flips put
her face in the window seat pillows.
She made louder noises.
SalSi came to the door. He said.
Animal physic have came
Aunt Caroline said. Tell him to
come herer'
The Molecule stopped making
noises. He sat up. He said, Who's
coming in here?'
Aunt Caroline said. The veter-
mary"
The Molecule said, Veterinary
What for?"
Aunt Caroline said, "To take this
dog away"
fEputiuue1 Tn,nnrro,yl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
Downtown Holdup
Nets Bandit S45

r Casey. 1859 25rd ave. y. w.
walked down Railroad ave. near
Spring ST with SIS in his pockets
Tuesday evening.
an unmarked bandi, with a gun in
hts pocket walked up Railroad ave.
near spring 81. at the Same time.
Tho conventional report was made
70 a bored desk sergeant some time
later
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
Berkeley Feels
New Earthquake

BERKELEY. Cal. Aug. 60 The
seismograph nj the University Of
California registered rather SC
we're earthquake at i0.t9 o'clock last
night. Observers reported today.
The center OF tho disturbance was
believed possibly not more than 10
miles distant from the university
aitho no reports Of shock In this
vicinity have been received
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
Bible Secretary
Here From Orient

Anne G. white. international train.
ing secretary Of the World Assocla-
ton Of Daily Vacation Bible Schools.
arrived In Seattle from China Wed.
nesday. and before leaving for the
East Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Oft AZ iS1 n. 59th st.
Miss White is former teacher at
the University Of Nankin and has
spent years in tho Orient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
Crude Oil Prices
Drop in Oklahoma

DALLAS, Texas. Aug 20 New
prices Tor crude oil purchased Rt
the wells In Oklahoma and Kan.
sas we're announced hy the Mag.
noiia Petroleum company here 10.
day Crude below sos gravity re,
mains unchanged from quotations
Of the las, few weeks. while higher
grades suffered a downward slash
ranging from 10 90 90 cents bar.
rel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
Spinster Sisters
Are Killed by Gas

kIHKsVtLLE Mo. Aug "a
ny e. ~ Misses Emma aud
Mlnta Minnick. elderly spinstcrs.
were found dead OF gas Bsphyxia-
ton az their homo here today
Ncighbgfa believe the sisters
arose during The night. intending TO
make coffee. owing 20 the preHcuco
Of coffee pot over the unlighted
open jet The sisters had been
planning 20 leave next week 10
make their homo with a brother In
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
Movie Men Threaten to
MOUe From Connecticut
State Tax Protested and Film Exchanges
Prepare to Leave State

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Aug 20.
'hN Y, 20 nc5cftion OF Connecticut
oy the movie interests, threatened
when the state imposed special
taxes and other regulations on nlms.
began to-day.
Fifteen branch exchanges. thru
which most of the films arc dis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
New independence
Group to Arrive

The third Philippine Independence
commission. headed by Hon. s Oa-
mcnh, speaker u the Philippine
housc Of representatives. and Prof.
KaIow dean Of law Of the Philippine
university. win arrive in Seattle. Sep
tcmber -. according 10 a report rr-
ceivsd b. the Admiral line. They
viii cross tho Pacific on the S. s.
President Mckinley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
Seattle Ship Is
Reported Aground

The Baxter Steamship Co.'S yca-
sel. Forest 8 Baxter. IL aground
AZ Birch point, near Port Angeles.
according 90 messages 10 Harbor
Radio Wednesday She iH not
thought 70 BE- in danger The Sicr-
chants Exchange had no details Of
tho grounding
The Baxter war inbound from
San Francsscp, She L. small
freight carrier. generally used for
carryipg piling and lumber There
arc no passengers aboard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
CITY RAIDED BY
BANDIT GANG
Take Prisoners and Blow
Open State Bank

HEYwoRTH. H.. Aus. 60 ,Hy
L. PA gang Of bandits numbering
from 10 10 Nc reared into town IN
"a large automobile early today, cut
all telephone wires. took several
prisoners. patrolisd the streets and
blow open tho state bank. escaping
with $4,000 and large quantity Of
negotiable securities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
ANIMALS
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

play. This picture starts sat.
urday Get thatF
Al right. then. SATURDAY. the
20 girls win distribute buttons
5000 Of them Each o. the but.
ton, represents some pre- histor,
ie animal After the distribu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
Man Knocked Out
In Auto Accident

Knocked unconscious IN col,
ltsion az Lake Forest park. CT Van
Lenvef. s0sia Aloha ST.. wits I'm.
dergolng treatment FOR cuts on the
face and shoulder Wednesday. His
wife escaped injury and obtained
the license number Of Ford coupe
which drove on SITTER striking their
car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
STORM WRECKS
MANY HOMES
California Town Is Visited
by Miniature TwiSter

cALIPATRlA. Cal. Aug. Shy
L. PA miniature tvister swooped
down on this village during tho
night. razed scores Of frame struc,.
urcs and injured several persons.
Accompanied By deluEc Of rain.
the storm struck suddenly Ia the
vest end Of town, DANA inE nearly
every residence in the district. The
high winds lasted but rs minutes
and damage was confined 10 a small
are1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
w. A. Clark, 3rd, to
Wed Eastern Girl

BUTTE. Mont, Aug. 2s.-Tho on.
Eagcmcnt Of Miss Katherine Minaa.
sian. New York, who "a visiting here.
20 W. A. Clark III. has been an
nounced Young Clark Ia the grand.
ton Of tho late Senator w a. Clark
~ Montana, n multimIllionaire cop.
3cr king,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
WOMAN EATS POISON

Alleged 70 have taken poison tab
lets. Mrs. George Mullen. 20. was
found in serious condition AT the
Lorraine apartments Tuesday night.
She said she had taken the tablets
accidentally. Physicians believe she
win recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
AGArHAUAIAs

all the other animals viii have
10 hunt hrontosauh another
dag they'll All so cunning for
oilosauri.
when a hunter capturea his
quarry they both so 10 the
strand and become Tho Stars
guests az the IhoW
Here's how II works; Sup
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26

dramatic parts in a story OF n
band OF explorers, lost In the
wilds OF Central South America.
The stars prehistoric animal
hunt will bring 10 Seattle all the
thrill Of tho chnse--without the
danger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
Well-Known Alaska
Woman Dies in Home

NOME Alazka. Aug 20 IRy L.
p Mrs Christina GibBsy. 55. one
n th" best known hDstfmes of the
Seward peninsula for tho pact 20
years, " dead hero today. Her
husband BERNARD Gibney, died only
So days aR0.
Surviving Airs GihBsy arc "a
daughter, barbara Gibney, and
brother X Mckay. both Of Seattle.
Wash, and sister In Cedar Rap.
Ids. Mich,
The Gihncys we're widely known
for their hospitality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
BRAKE IMPROVED
AND ENLARGED

Most important In the mechanical
changes are improved brakes. The
transmission brake drum and bands
have been considerably increased In
size to give the foot brake softer and
positive action as well as longer life.
Rear wheel brake drums are larger
and Of sclf.mergIng type.
Larger compartments for the
driver and passenger in both open
and closed models with moro deeply
cushioned seats and more leg room
are designed to give greater comfort.
by lowering the body Of the
roadster four and u half inches
and replacing the gasoline tank
with tool box under the seat
10 give more ease for the driy.
er. sport model effect Is pro.
duecd. A higher radiator. with
nicl,eled head lamp rims and
different cOwl give straight line
and attractiyencss.
Brake and clutch pedals arc some
wider and more conveniently placed,
while the drivers comfort is in.
tended to be improved thru tho
lower seats, improved bhck rests
and lowered steering wheel
Tho touring cars arc provided
with four doors and the runabouta
with two, permitting the driver 10
take his place from the loft side
Of the car.
Curtains, held secure by rods,
open with the doors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26

NAL Is 10 be hunted, on what
days. and how to go about it.
THE Lost World" incident
ally. is one Of the most remark
able films ever made The ami
mails appear life-s sized and play
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
ALLosAuRus

capture" him. make date for
that evening at the thcater. and
present your capture 70 tho
doormsn That gets you In.
Is that plain 20 everybody?
The Star win publish details
OF the first hunt Friday and
Saturday II will tell what ami
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
HARB0R PATROL
RECEIVERS BODY

The harbor patrsl. dragging the
water near the housobont, found
something cllnging 10 their drag
Raising II TO the surface. they
found u to be the sodden and life
less body Of Miss O'Connell.
The entire party was horror
stricken. All had seemed to he
lieye that the affair was a Joke.
that Mlss O'Connell had disappeared
as prank. But now
AS II in mockery, the party heard
tho words ringing in their cars
for better or for worse, until
death do you part" the words
that would have been said later in
tho day, but now forever stilled
for the dead girl.
At police headquarters, Capt. C.
Il. Dolphin required each OF the
party TO give n written statement
Mrs. Nelly was questioned first
Did you" asked Dolphin. did you
tell officer lands that the whole
thing was n Joke, and that the
girl didn't want to marry Keller
NO" replied Mrs. Nelly. 81 die
not. But from all that / knew OF
Edith and Mr.. Keller. I would say
they didn't get along very well to-
gcthcr. l did give her my key to
my houscboat, and sho left"
Lands, however, insists that the
hoax was planned and that Mrs
Nelly admitted TO him that Miss
OConnell had tried to escape
the marriage"
Chief OF Police w. Il. Severyns
took charge OF the investigation into
the death mystery. Wednesday morn.
ing He planned to question the
members OF tho gay party again, md
particularly officer O5ura.
"ozurn viii probably be suspend
cd" said Sevcryns, His actIons In
this case do not look good 4 have
heard reports that liquor was con
sumcd at tho party. and besides
O2urn made no attempt TO 20 into
the water TO search for the missing
Girl or to aid Mrs Nelly
The body of Miss O'Conncl was
taken TO tho Mittclstndt undertaking.
parlors, Wednesday pending the ar
rival of the girls mother who 10 on,
Of the city ut present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
Everett Races
ATTRACT Mayor

Despite Wednesday, rain, Mayor
Brown, famous over the const for
his love Of fine horses, closed up his
office to attend the afternoon race
meet Of The North Pacific Live Stock
Association at silver Lake, near
Everett. -.-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26

ton there VIII De 1000 brouto-
sauri, 1890 pterodaetyls. 1900
allosauri. and 80 forth. loose In
the city Understand
Very well, then Each day
there VIII be a hunt one day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
WAITER sHtT.0rr NOTICE

Water VIII be shut Off on w.
orchard st. from seth $. w. to
California Ove,. on 3oth S. w.
from w. Myrtle o.. to w. Or.
chard st., on 3Gth. 37th and 3Sth
s, W. 10 Morgan e., Thursday
s n. m. to 8 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26

pose you get Nh aiiosaurus but
ton. On Monday every
body hunts, say. sieEusauri You
see a fellow wearing airgo-
sauri button on the street and
that's all there Is 10 H. You
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
TAX INCRE ASE.
OF 7 MILLS
Tentative Budget Shows
Total OF S9,508,144

ssaitIos tentative 1898 budget
published late Tuesday, indicates nn
increase In the city tax rata OF Z mills.
n mast bo voted ON before Labor
day and Then may be cut additional.
N up 10 the first Monday In October
when n must boz in final form
The tentative budget sets up total
Tor 1888 expenditures Of tg.50S.li4pl.
The total for this year was N.s6t,
66p.gi lower,
Following is tho present 1899 bud.
set 40 compared with the 1885 allow.
anccs
1885 1888
General fund fd.ststti ai i5soi,ostis
Interest frdemp-
lion and sink
ips fund 900. iTps.otafg itfLssset
Library faBd ssg1gttg sasggtit
raFk fund , ttsssaoo sttessAs
CITY property
aHsrsHmsnt aud
redemption
fund .. aHahtHa 600 90
Judgment fund 600 % III. 900 90
Firrmru.s relief
Hnd pension
FUND ..s 4BIe0o6 s1biso0
Police relief aud
ana psnsiou
fuHd .ts.srss 10 900 % t.oiE.oq
Water ........ i.gss.ssist iEgsfl 81
iiSht ..ttt4,.. aizt.ttlai 1sst,ki0.st
eiy railway 60. sisefIfti G'z9.iiasI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
Pop Too High in
Parks, Dore Says

Attorney John Dore was stuck"
10 cents for a bottle of soda pop
when he made an unofficial visit to
Woodland park recently. AS n result
and as park board commissioner he
started n probe OF concession prices
at the park Wednesday.
Park board members studying
latest quotations on potato chips,
cheese sandwiches and peanuts.
found that most Of the prices arc
standard, except that on pop, They
submitted the problem TO Chairman
j. h. Shorott, of the finance COM
mittoe,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
FORD
STARTS ON PACE ONE

nickel radiators. Tho Fordor is fin.
ished in Windsor maroon while
the coupe and Tudor arc OF dcer
channel blue. Runabout and tour.
ing carg remain black.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
SWEETHEART
DOUBTS STORY

= had an engagement TO attend
boxing match with Police sorgt
Frank F'uaua. but broke Il TO 70
with Edith to Mrs. MeIy'a home.
We had a lovely dinner We went
20 Mr. Gruy's home and played
several oId.fashIoncd songs on tho
yirtroia.
Edith told me, 4 love you. dear,
with all my hear, Then she rose
and went out never saw her
again. We heard Mrs. Nelly scream
and found her in tho Tater. Oh
my God, u can't be true that Edith
Is gone. worshipped tina, girl"
she didn't love Kcptcr." Lands
says Mrs. Mcly told him. she
didn't want TO be married. so she
went away"
Satisfied that the case was a hoax
from start 20 finish. lands and
Byrnc went back 10 headquarters.
Then. about $50 a. m, they were
called back 10 the houseboat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
GIRL BROWNS
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

key 70 get her clothes and 20 away
uulctlyT"
Yes. answered thr woman.
II can't believe that IL was a
Joke" cried Keller. Edith called
me Tuesday evening and sald Dear.
wn'ye leen invited out 10 dInner.,,,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26

The annual profit OF the Sues
canal is now slb,Ooo,ooo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
1000 Yards Crash
Touching, 15c Yard

Heavy, linen-and-cotton Crash Toweling in l6-
inch width Also suitable for dresser scarfs and
runners to embroider. With woven fancy blue
borders. Special 15c yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
Fancy Wash Cloths
3 for Csc

Firmly woven and attractively finished with
pink and blue borders. Unusually good value al
, for 25c.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-09-17
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam l.. Meyer

and fnmily, - Fort Collins. Colo. eN-
tend their hest wishes to their relatives
and friends Tor happy and prosperous
New Year No cards.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-09-17
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Susman

relatives very happy and prosperous
New Year,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-13
Puzzle a Day

Charles G, Dawes had a speaking
engagemenV In Philadelphia. He
started from Washington at 2
o'clock, going on the average thirty
miles an hour in his automobile. He
forgot some very important papers
so his secretary, upon discovering
this fact, left Immediately in an
other car. The clock was then strik-
ing 3:45. His average mileage was
fifty miles an hour.
How far from the starting point
In Washington was Mr.. Dawes when
overtaken? What time was It?
Last puzzle answer:
To get the sum 100 from digits 0
to inclusive add,
Is
100 !
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-13
ON WITH THE STORY
By Gilmore Meherin

Not many girls are like that"
'No-Amy comes high-an expen-
sive one"
"You don't think there's anything
terrible in it?"
You bore me to extinction with
your hand-me- down platitudes Why
is It terrible for a woman and not
worth noting in a man? Can you
tell me that? No, pink and pure,
YOU can't! I'll tell you-lt's Just
that the minds of people are educat-
ed to accepting it in the Lords of
Creation. They may stray as they
WILL but, let us bulge off the chalk
line, and they'll run the scarlet
flash down our back!
AT least they used to- but times
are changed. Look at the novels Of
the last century-look at poor Hes
ter Prynne and Hetty Sorrel. But
today we have Lillian Ann Veron-
lea and The Pretty Lady, That
shows tall In the way you look at
It. No worse for us than for a man.
We've found 1t out!'
Chickie drank this as though 1t
we're a life daught. She wanted
more of this drug. Put her spirit
to sleep; hush ito tormenting voice.
Oh, why not2 The world Is free
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-13

didn't get itY It's not settledY But.
why"
ut will be. Now don't get panic
stricken. Lsten-they can't stall
the thing forever. 1t was all cooked
when Moore wired. They were to
run a new line OF steamers. That
would have made II great for me.
III get a salary and a fee for every
case that came up. But the hackers
got cold feet because the shipping
has taken a slump. That can't last
very long. you know. Things are
picking up right now. I'll get the
job, all right, but there'll be moth
ing in 1t till they open the line"
He dashed into II breathless, a
white, anxious look on his mouth.
She clasped her hands tightly, low.
cred her eyes. She said nothing.
He leaned toward her obviously:
"Chickie, listen-there are other
things. Lord, you don't suppose I'll
have to grub along like this very
much longer. do your"
When she couldn't answer because
of a parched ache in her throat, he
said resentfully: You think I don't
care. Chickie? You think it's my
fault?"
"No-oh, no-but how long may
it be. Barry?"
He reached across the table. and.
touching her hand suddenly. forced
her eyes to his. Their fervor startled
her. "Chickie-how long-as-
we'll"
You mean-7" She began to
smile.
Yes! I've said It enough. You
ought to know by this time."
And because his forehead red
dened. flush that was pain ana
rapture went stealing softly through
her thought. She laughed: Per
haps he loves me?"
Perhaps he does"
ITO Re Continued
Copyright. King Feature Syndicatel
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-13
CHAPTER LXIII.
Entanglementls.

HTpU haven't changed. Barry?"
Y "Chickie-"
- She glanced upward, and
finding his eyes reaching down to
hers it seemed so glorious that they
should have that warm look for her.
she wondered how she had been sad
The weight in her heart lightened
1t melted. She was carried along
in a song. Only that he was here
only that he looked at her and was
glad.
They went to lunch. For q long
while she only wanted to hear him
say he'd missed her; 1t was awful
being so far away; he'd not go again
unless she came along. Then to
have his face flush as he whispered
how pretty she was. She would
have listened to this for hours.
Almost grudgingly she asked.
What happened, Barry?"
We'll, free trip. That's about
all"
"Oh! Nothing else? Then you
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-13
Together.

"Oh, look up and smile. won't
you"
She did. She laughed full in his
face and she stole her hand under
his. They came out Of the station
together and took a street car home.
She found him watching her with
eager seeking eyes. He said press
ing her fingers: "Chickie, happy"
"Yes-I am now"
And you Will be-from now on. 4"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-13
VI AAOAAA1 trip still protesting his love.

Chickie (Helena), only daughter of
Jonathan and Jennie Bryce. loves
Barry Dunno. a young, lawyer with
Tufts g. Lennon. but, She is interest
ed in wealthy Jake Munson. He
sends her a costly pin with love
note. Upon her request, Jake ar
ranges so her father does not lose on
his oil Investment. Jake tells Chiclxie
he considers Barry's feeling only a
boys love and that he will be wait
ing when Barry has Tilted her.
Chickie, fears the fate. that befell
Stella Wilson because OF her lengthy
engagement and subtly tries to urge
Barry to think of their marriage as
q present possibility. even though he
believes he cannot afford It. He is
hopeful when LA Moores father ex-
peGts to engage him to represent To-
cally the Gulf Steamship Company of
San Francisco and wires for him,
Chickte knows lila loves Barry. and
the thought of her seeing him again
ehills Chickie with fear. although
Barry when he leaves promises con
slant love When she returns from
Wawasee, Mary's brother. Jim Blake,
pays renewed attention to Chicxie.
She shoulders at his faith in her. At
the cafe she and Janina Knowles
discuss the ways of sophisticated
amy GO i9eS On WITH THE STORY