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Evening star., 1925-11-30

Senator Gillette will be principal
speaker at the meeting of the Wash
ington branch of the Woman's Ma
tional Republican Club Thursday at
o'clock at the clubs headquarters
Evening star., 1925-11-30

Bazaar and dinner at Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church, Decem-
Der and 5. Turkey dinner. Decem-
ber T.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF,

North Star w. {. L. L. will meet
tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Zellah
Farmer, 5206 Thirteenth street
Evening star., 1925-11-30

Oriental Council, Royal Arcanum,
VIII meet tomorrow, pm, at Pythian
Temple.
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Deatbs.

PICKETT. Saturday. November 2s. 1925.
at Gallinger Hospital. MARY PUCKETT
Of SIP 22nd st. NV. Notice of funeral
hereafter.
RIDDICK. Departed this life suddenly. sun
day. November 20. 1925. at 10 40 am.
a. her residence. 500 o st NV. MARTHA
Rlddick. loving mother OF Mrs. Minnie
Mare. grandmother of Robert and Pearl
Ellis. and is survived by other relatives
Funeral Wednesday. December .. at ),
O'Clock from her late residence.
Dearest mother thou hast left US.
we thy loss most deeply feel.
But t1s God who has bcreft Us.
He can all our sorrows heal.
THE FAMILY. j.
RUSSELL. Suddenly Saturday November
~ 1928. at 3 pm. TUNA s. beloved wife
a Percy II. Russ"il Services at the 6 II
Hines Co. funeral home. 29Ol l4th 81
NV. Tuesday. December / at 10 30 m
Relatives and friends invited Intcrment
AZ Rock Creek Cemetery. CHERRY Creek.
y. Y. papers please "Opy.l 80
SANDERS. Suddenly. SATURDAY.. Novembc~
2S 1928. at $40 PM MATTE j
SAUNDERS fnce CuItisI. beloved aunt o.
Mary f. Bennett. Funeral TUESDAY. Dc
NV. Rev j. e King oiiicatins.
NfAt IDl>G. saturday. November @s. 1925
At the University Hospital. Ann Arhu :
Mich. STEPHEN TUCKER aged IS only
child OF Mai and Mrs. Thomas Marshall
Spauidlng. Burial at Arlington TUESDAY,
Deccmber j. on arrival Of q am. ram. .
Evening star., 1925-11-30

Quiet day, st. Adams Church, We'd
nesday. Rev. DR.. A. j. Gayner
Banks. director of the Society of the
Nazarene, conductor. Holy com
munion and first address, 1890 am.
Evening star., 1925-11-30

Washington Society of Engineers
will have its annual dinner Wednes-
day, 1880 pm, at Rauscher's. Speak
ers: Rev. Il. B. Phillips, Merle Thorpe
and a. o. Stanley from Kentucky
Evening star., 1925-11-30

Civitan luncheon tomorrow, 1890
pm. Speaker: John Callan OLaugh-
lin.
Evening star., 1925-11-30

Gen. Amos a. Fries, chief of the
Chemical Warfare Service, will ad-
dress the AmeriCanization commit
tee, d. A. r.. tomorrow, 2:30 pm. at
the AmericaniZation School, Tenth
and H streets.
Turkey dinner and bazaar will be
Evening star., 1925-11-30

Edwin B. Hesse. superintendent of
police, will talk to the Wapiya, at its
luncheon tomorrow, 12:45 pm, at the
University Club.
Evening star., 1925-11-30

Association of Oldest Inhabitants
will meet Wednesday. 1880 pm. at
Union Engine House, Nineteenth and
II streets.
Evening star., 1925-11-30

, 1107 Connecticut avenue. All Repub-
lican women invited.
Evening star., 1925-11-30

Columbia Heights Citizens AssO-
citation will meet tomorrow, 8 pm, at
st. Stephens Hall, 3017 Fourteenth
street.
Evening star., 1925-11-30

The RectOr'S Aid OF St. Margaret S
Church will serve turkey dinner and
have a bazaar in the parish house,
Thursday and Friday. from to 10
pm. Dancing Friday night.
Evening star., 1925-11-30

Evening service, st. Marks Church.
8 pm. Those desiring lunch notify
Mrs. Carharine +. Lent, East Capitol
street.
Evening star., 1925-11-30

A Rectangular shane in Il-kt.
reinforced white gold. with II
jewels. Guaranteed. Just one
of the many styles in our stock.
Bay Now-PGy Nert Year
Evening star., 1925-11-30
HER DEVOTED FAMILY.

LANSBURGH. Suddenly. on November 20.
1925. at his home. HENRY LANSBCRGH.
Remains resting today at the chapel Of
Bernard Danzansky. 1901 14th st. NV.
Remains will lie in state at the Scottish
Rite Cathedral. 433 3rd st. NV Tuesday.
December !. 10 am. Funeral service at
Scottish Rite Cathedral. 433 Bird St. Tues
day at l pm. Interment at Rock Creek
Evening star., 1925-11-30

A patented shape case with Is
Jewels in II-kt. white reinforced
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Washington.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
1El6VsE
10y @S FG1S FEVOGSslT
X IN y Olive Roberts Bartor>

do you know any more stories?r
Nancy asked Mi O MI. the story
Teller.
YES" said Mi o. Mi Il was
just trying to decide which one you
would like best. Did you ever hear
the one about the Golden Pen Of
Truth?'
NO said Nancy and Nick TO.
gether. win you tell it to us?"
so Mi o. nj began.
once upon a time there was
youth who lived with his mother
and father in one Of the richest
cities Of a PARKWAY land. The
lads father was goldsmith and
made beautiful vases and ornaments
and ieweled pieces for the lords and
ladies who lived there.
"The lad. whose name was Guido.
became purse-proud and naughty.
for altho his family was not nobly
born, his father was well paid for
his work, and they were much bet.
ter off than most Of the trades.
people who were their neighbors
Guido began TO look down on his
companions and made every effort
TO associate with his superiors.
Whenever he would meet q mobiles
son he would begin to boast about
his cleverness and riches. thinking
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that that was the way TO make
friends.
But it had quite the opposite
effect, and before long Guido had
no friends at all among either the
rich or the poor Untruthfulness
and Boosting will lose us friends
more quickly than blows or hard
words.
"Guido's parents were sorcly
grieved that their only son should
become 80 arrogant and dcceitful.
And at last they sent him to visit
an uncle. hoping that the uncle.
who was very wise. would be able
to cure him OF his foolish ways.
Instead however. inside OF the
week he was boasting more than
ever. Ono reason FOR this was that
he had met Katherine, a beautiful
maiden, with whom he fell instantly
IN love
He told her all sorts of things
that were not true about himself
That he was tho son OF duke,
that his father owned castles un.
counted that nc had been educated
In the finest universities, that he
had Travelled East as far as the
sunrise and West as far MS the
sunset. and so on.
His uncle found this out and
sent him at once 10 Ills parents,
with letter explaining the whole
affair.
Alasr cried Gudo's father.
What can we do with such use.
less. brainless son who cannot tell
the TRUTH
Now II happened that Mt that
minute he had In his hand golden
pen that he was making for Gus.
toner, AZ he spoke these bitter
words, a soft voice suddenly said, 4
can help your
Looking down. the goldsmith
saw fairy in a sunbeam near his
work. bench
n you only VIII" nc cried, 7
shall give you every penny ! have.
"Givc II 10 the poor said tho
fairy and I viii cure Guido OF his
bad habits
Willingly cried the goldsmith
Then, said The fairy, lei mr.
have the golden pen you arc max
ing"
ITO BE C0nlinucd)
Copyright 1895, N. y. a. Service, lncj
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12

Dick had told her that she looked
like a wood-uymph In a.
The d0orbcil rang loudly
As she ran downstairs Gloria
laughed malieiously,
She would give Stan Was burn thia
glimpse Of her in her beautiful house
She would lei him sce how her hus
band cherished her like a
jewel in It's casket And then
she would send him away. she
would be cold and distant.
She would make him suffer as she
had suffered when he had east her
aside like an old glove. more than
year ago.
CTASLEY wAYBuRS looked an
y around him as he came into The
living room.
Ills ice.bluc eyes took In the long
room with its cream wallis. iis Chit
ncsc rugs. l,s gay cushions and
lamps There was tea table drawn
up beside the fire.
so this is what little Russst has
sold herself FOR" Stanley said, For
saucer Of cream and cushion by
the fire like Kitten
"soid myself What do you mean
Gloria asked She was stirred by
the word 'Russet' on Wayburns
lips. 1t was what he had called her
long ago when he had made love to
her
Il mean that you don't love this
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thing They take everything And
they give nothing nothing
AZ air.
Gloria laughed scornfuiiy
~ arrms TO me I have a faint
recollection ~ your saying YOU
wouldn't marry anyone who didut
have a mint OF money yourself shs
cried. That was where learned
my lesson Of take all give nothing
From you' And now you'd
better co.
Tier voice was ehokcd with fury
Tears 81 anger stood IN her topaz
eyes To wayBurn shr had never
seemed 80 lovely
IAN right. IN SO" he said com
ing across the yellow rug toward her
chair but first IN take this
and this and thls'
lie kissed her violently hrutally
Glorin leaned back In his arms
and hit him FUN In tho face
Then he was gone.
CHE rose from her chair and went
y into the sunroom TO watch him 80
down the street
And the fret thing shs saw was
Dicks gray roadster swinging into
the drive
Gloria rushed upstairs She tore
Off the green dress ~ she went She
slipped into a linen house frock shs
was back In the living room by the
time Dick had put his car in The
garage
"iiello. thrrtr h. said whom NJ
came IN. Who wa, the sheik Jaw
leaving the house as came UP tho
strcctg"
Gloria didn't answer a. once
Suddenly Dick seemed very dear.
lie was no love pirate, spending his
time trying 10 win forbidden love
Of every woman he saw bat
good man who loved her with ali
his soul Could she tell him a lic7
Gloria rushed to him and hid her
head against his breast She kissed
his nscktie
who vas the man / saw" Dick
asked again His deep gray eyes
we're very serious, Gloria drew a
long breath.
"oh. that was Mr. wnars,iIls'
Name the man | bought
my lamp shades from. that's who "
VAS. ahs said lie put the wrong
kind Of silk in them wanted
them 10 be Esorselts crsps Hes
used taffota what brinEr
you home 20 early7'
You" Dick said 4 knew Il wa'
MaEEie's day out and ! thought we'd
40 somewhere for supper
How would that suit Your
His cyes we're thoughtful Gloria
wondered n h- had believed The ~
she had just told him about Way
burn.
The lie las heavily on her mlrd
Long after Dick had gone 20 slecr
tina, night she lay awake ,hinkinF
about Il
She had told thousands Of lul'
| tibs IN her 20 years whit,
lies" But this one had hssn differ
sut. She had told II because sh'
was afraid. and ashamed Of IN.
thing she had done Of ls,iinr
Stan Wayburn make love TO her IL
Dicks house II had been a despic
able lie
ION. we'll, perhaps all marie,
~ women told them That II. q
they were golng 20 have any fun ant
excitement For ioclnE the mari
was ysfy dun
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There was May Seymour. FOR In.
stance A fine lime May would have
n she stayed home waiting for Dr
John 10 take her out, lie WA never
home. day or night The bur
iest doctor iu town. what
WIS wrong, under tho circumstances
Tor May 30 so out driving OF lunch.
ms with other men with
Jim Carcwe. in particular And cup
pore tine Eossips did talk about herr
They were probably Jealous
~ the good times shs had
win this comforting thought,
Gloria laid her bright head on the
pillow and vas asleep.
A. 10 the next morning May lsie.
phoned
"If you aren't doing anything sps
elal today. let's so downtown and
bat around. she said i've got 10
bus some new cream FOR the dear
old face. I'm getting crows feet
Fancy that sweet cookis' - ms
age Can sou 50 with ms2''
Gloria said she could An hour
later tho and Msy were rolling down.
town IN Mays little car.
Aren't you ever going 70 drive
Dicks carr" May hsKsd.
II guess not lie takes D. every
morning. himself" Gloria answered
wen. don't lst him get away
with thHt stuff Just lei him learn
10 uss the street car riEht from the
start or walk" May Rd
vlsed her
Better sill make him buy you
little car OF your own for bridge
parties and luncheons." May went
on. inspired 'Youn never get ans,
thing IN this world n you don't ask
for H. I've found that out''
An hour later they we're sitting In
the Marine room az the olympic
hotel.
II love 10 eat down here" May
said. when I'm at home for lunch
I never can tnt . bite. II gives
me- the blues Just 20 be there alone.
Gloria wasn't listening She was
wondering " she could make Dick
buy her car She was pretty sure
she could she felt sure that
she could manage him, make him do
anything she wanted 20 do -
long "a she paid him In tho coin
Of her kisses. kent his senses en-,
thralled.
CHE looked At May critically MAY
~ Was coarsrnInE, She wore too
much rouge May pns smil
ing with narrowed eyes at someone
across thu restaurant.
And in minute or two. Gloria
saw jim Carcwe leave his table near
the vail and cross the room toward
them
i'm Car"We was one 81 Mays old
flames The town Eosslps said he
/ was srll In love with her.
Don't you girls want 20 go for
q nice long drive this Rftcrnoou7 -
Jim asked looking down a. May.
"oh. Jim, don't ask tho bride 10 go
[ JOS riding" May raid in pretended
/ horror. Watt year or so TIL she's
bored 10 tears with homo and hus.
band Confine your destinations TO
an cid married yamp ike me {"
She broke Off. following Gloria :
terrified gHze across the room. a
few tables away Dicks mother was
sitting In all her glory Of black silk
and sables on her broad ford face
was look OF disgust as she sur.
I ytycd them,
TO Re Continued Tomorrow
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husband OF yours wayhurp said
You love ms. You always have,
Glory dropped her eyes.
~ you knew that" Ehc sald m
you know I loved you year ago
why did you treat me a. YOU did,
You didn't even Say goodbye when
sou went"
As soon rs she had said !; she
wished she hadn't This VIVA
not the way to keep wayburn in
his place
HIS voice sent on.
Because knew the soft Of
woman YOU were ! kneN thin, this
WIS tho kind Of life sou wanted l
knew / couldn't afford to give YOU
the things sou wanted oh.
the world is fun Of your sort o.,
eomcn Gloria They want every
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ON. we'll perhaps all married
" women told them That IL. II
they were golns 70 have any FUN and
excitement For iocinE Inc mark
was ysfy dull
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700TITIF6I 1888 N. y. ~ s0rvIot incJ
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GLORIA GORDON. beautiful and
twrnty has married DICK GREG
HEN. struggling Young lawyer She
turns her honeymoon in Victoria
into a shopping trip.
Gloria has made NJ her mind
Hryrr Co have yhilirsn or to DC =
household drudge, Dick tells her
thry can't afford r. maid So Gloria
has Mysteries, with the result that
f'irk borroWs his mothers maid
MAGGIE Tor short time
Gloria learns that STANLEY
WNlbURN, an actor with whom she
has been tn love before her mar
rtagc. Is playing in town She goes
10 the theRtcr Wayburn sees her
and sends her note asRing her 40
come back 60 his dressing room.
NOW 60 oN Win THE STORY
A FTER an. would Il be 50 very
~ wrong 70 see stanley wayhurn
IN his dressing room for five min.
utcsF
Well and what IL IL was wrong
Dick would probably never hear OF IL
enyhow.
And Gloria lonsed 20 see wayburn
II only 20 dazzle him with her
new splendor To show him that
even Il he hadn, wanted 90 marry
her another man had a man
who could afford TO give her fur
coats and diamonds and Parma VIC,
lets IN the middle OF winter.
she rose TO her feet,
Take me 10 Mr.. wayburn," she
said 10 the waiting usher,
The actor was waiting for her In.
side his room that had a tin star
lacked on It's door
stan she hrcathed,
Before she knew what was hap,
pening she was in his arms. The
smell Of the Turkish cigarettes that
he always smoked struck her nostrils
as ne kissed her again and again.
At last Gloria pushed him away.
Her cheeks were scarlet.
You shouldn't have done THAR
che cried. I'm married"
So that's itr' Wayburn said. His
Eyes swept her from her $50 hat
20 her shoes with their silver buck.
les When saw YOU up In the box
l wondered what you were using for
money this year Who il the
bloated millionaire you've married."
Richard Gregory. the lawyer"
Gloria answered Ever hear OF
him7'
Wayburn nodded.
Il didn't know he vas so darnsd
rich" he said.
oh. we're not rich Just
comfortably Well Off. Glory told
him We've a darling little house
out on Queen Anne, with view over
the Sound. and an automobile and
maid. I have everything want.
really"
"TIl Just 70; the address dow n. III
be out some day soon 10 see YOU. 10
have quiet talk over old times. +"
Stan told her
He wrote Glorias address in
small leather book on his dressing
table.
II you should come. make Il
Thursday" Gloria said.
Thursday was Maggie's afternoon
out. She did not want Maggie to be
there whom Stanley wayburn came
TO call. She would take no chances
on having Dick or Dicks mother
find out that she was having a hand.
some man calling on her
less than three weeks after her wed.
ding. az that,
Not that there was any.
thing wrong in seeing wayburu, She
would make him behave himself
when he came. But people would DO
sure 20 misunderstood II they
found out.
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E'ARLY Thursday afternoon Gloria
IL was all dressed.
She stood before the long mirror
IN her bedroom, trying to see herself
with Stan wayburn's eyes.
Under the crown OF her goldcn.red
hair her face was very pale. And
the Cupid's bow Of her mouth was
Touged to the soft red OF geranium.
Gloria had put on an afternoon
dress she had bought on her honey.
moon. It was a clinging thing. the
color Of green leaves.
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-22
WEST COLCHESTER

Mrs Cyrus Place spent a day with Mrs Hannah smith last week
 Mr and Mr. Willard Place had guest, from Hartford and Putnam over the weekend
 Mr and Mrs Cyrus Place enter tained Mr and Mrs Walter Rich 0f Putnam Sunday afternoon.
 Fred Ashton had his throat operat- ed on at a Providence hospital last week Tuesday for tonsii trouble. He returned home Thursday.
 Mss Clara Barnes 0f Glncester has been spending a few weeks wlgh Mrs H r Smith returned home Sunday. Miss Ross of Providence is With Mrs smith at present
 Another cricket hatched ouf this winter in Mrs Cyrus Places fern jar The Little cricket seems ta en- joy his home. singing through the day. especially when the radio is giving a concert. This is the second cricket that has been matched in the jar. one g year ago when the greens and ferns saese collected for the Jar .a the fall
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-22
PHOENIXVILLE

Lola Ethrijge is nursing n Grotou
 There is g ramor of wedding bells soon ta ring bercabouts
 Miss Mary Sullivan spent the week end at her home in Fall River.
 Charles Downing will soon move Co Brooklyn to reside with his nephew
 Mir and Mrs William Curtis of Eastford spent Sunday at r II Ben netts
 John R Xtnton and George Small of East Hartford spent Sunday at Roy Clemens
 Mrs Eugene Jones s improving n health. She is in Vermont at saaa- torium near Brattlebaro
 Mir and Mn William < powninE and family uf Wlihmantlc were res cent guests of Charles A. Downing
 Mrs Lyons nephew 5f HabhaFds- ton. Mas. with Austin Lincoln af Putnam and Ralph Schafef of Mel rose spent Sunday at the Lawzan bungalow
 Local members of Nafchaug Grange attended q meeting held at Chapi Friday evening where T giass rree7z ed the thri and fourth degrees fai- lowing which a social hour was entuF- cd and refreshments served Ma Cora Clemens was pianist during Che degree work Pomona meeting WlI be held in Chaplin Saturday night
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-22
NORTH ASHFORD

Next Sunday will be Denominn- tionsl Day The pastor will speak ea the theme. "Whe Do We as Baptist. Stand For ."
 On Sunday morning last about forty listened Co an instructive and inspiring address By Mrs F. Burie= son of south Woodstock on the his- tory and the work of the Baptist mis- sion societies Stories of the Amer can Indians today interested the child ren of the Sunday school
 The largest congregation for many weeks met Co worship last Sunday ir the Nestf8rd Baptist church Thirty attended. breaking the record for the present pastorate Mrs Burlesan spoke Co tbe people. the majority of whom were adults For several weeks the attendance has been mostly children Denomination Day will be- observed next Sunday
 On Monday evening the children If Che community hung lovely Mag basket t0 Mrs Heruerf C Plumb About fifteen gathers at the chapel and played games such as spin the platter Jacob and Rachel. potato race and pinHing tal wh4le eInd folded onto a donkey The potato race prov cd most popular After singing and a brief prayer an went home with a smile
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-22
ATTAWAUGAN

Hfs Ida Watson has a new Cheyro- let coach
 Louis Pechie spent the weekend "a WO0usoeket.
 Mrs Emma Weaver has been ill and under the doctors care.
 Mrs. Patrick CoFrigan and son have been spending the past two weeks in Hartford
 Mr and Mrs. Peter Dumas of Nortf Bro0kfield. Mas. visited Monday with Mrs. Della L'Homme.
 Mir and Mrs. Albert Chapdelaine and son 0f North Grosvenordale were Sunday visitors with Mir. and Mrs Joseph Aubin.
 Mr and Mrs Joseph Tatrault. Jr. and Napoleon BenOIt, Sr., of Putnam visited Sunday Nith Joseph Tatrault ST. and family
 Miss Rose Levesque is making goo. recovery after an operation for ap pendicitis at 8 Providence hospital Members of her family visited hel Sunday and presented her with a May basket.
 William Lefe4re had two finger, and thumb eat of his left hand last Thursday while at work in the card lng room of the Attawaugan mill Hs was taken ta fhe Uav Kimbail Hos. pital for treatment.
 Ou Wednesday evening May z the Catholic Ladies Welfare Council are sa g;.e @a entertain; sent and =s-e sssi in the club hall The entertainment 9ll. be gwen by local talent after which baskets filled with good things 70 eat will be auctloned of
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-22
PUTNAM PASTOR PRESIDENT
Rev N B Bsrton te Head Norwich h
 District Ep~orth League

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 Tse morning session 0as opened by Hf Burton at IH a.aIaek and aa dres aH the Bps I-aaZle Hz CHafie Sparkling of ssH London. fallaael
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 The business opened wtH g business meeting. followed hF a aiz- luaior 9f goals Co bs attained by tts I A0rwieH district l. voted tH hold the convention next year abali the fifteenth af May the plaes ta bg drtrrH med OMcers were then eIees ed