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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-18
MOVIE n
KIDDIE V HERE

Just Another Blonde the screen
adaptation Of the late Gerald Beau.
mont's story, Even Stephen" and
a kiddie revue will be the chief fea-
lures of the Circle Theater's Christ
mas week program. beginning to-
morrow.
Just Another Blonde" is aeon
edy drama directed by Alfred. San
tell and played by Dorothy Mackaill,
Jack Mulhall, Louise Brooks and
William Collier, Jr., and oncerns
two blase Bowery gamblers and
their "wise-crackine" sweethearts,
ore a dance hall hostess and the
other a shooting gallery attendant.
Most of the story takes place at
Luna Park, in Coney Island. where
the scenes were filmed through the
courtesy of the park officials. The
quartet's humorous adventures and
their arguments before they decide
to have a double wedding are said
to form one of the most amusing
and entertaining comedies shown on
the Circle screen for some time.
A kiddie revue, featuring twenty
five clever youngsters under the d.
rection of Miss Louise Powell, will
be presented as the special attrac-
ton for the holiday week.
Mr.. Stolarevsky is preparing a
beautiful Christmas overture for pre-
s~entation by the Circle Concert Or
chestra under his direction, and
other features of interest will be
the Circle news, a Circle comedy,
'Hoot Mon" with Bobby Vernon.
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No. 1-RiCardO COrteZ as he ap-
pears in THE Eagle Of the Sea-"
at the Ohio next week.
No. 2-Jack MuIhall will be seen
in the movie, "Just Another
Blonde" at the Circle next week.
No. 3--LOuise Brooks i'm Love
En- and Leave En-" at the ApOl-
10 next week.
No. marion Nixon as she ap-
pears i'm "Spangles," at the Colo
NAL all next week.
No. 5-Kenneth Thomson and
Vera Reynolds in Risky Bust
ness" at the Palace, starting Sun
day afternoon for four days.
No. 65TOm Mix win he seen in
THE Great X. & A, Train Rob
berry" at the Isis the first half
of the week.
No. Anita Stewart will ba
seen In Whispering Wires" at
the Uptown for three days, start
ing Sunday.
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ized the employees Of a great railway
and driven its president to the verge
Of a nervous breakdown. Mix APP
pears in a number Of new and spec
tacular stunts, including a slide for
life on a rope across a deep noun
tain chasm, a plunge on horseback
into a swollen stream, and the res
cue of the heroine from a hazardous
situation In the face Of overwhelm-
ing odds. His support includes
Dorothy Dwan. william Walling,
Edward Peil, Sr.; Harry Gripp, Carl
Miller and Curtis McHenry. A Bray
Photograph, Cheese It." will com
plete the program.
Art Accord US starred in Lazy
Lightning" a melodrama which will
be the feature Thursday and the
rest of the week. The story is a
tale of one brothers devotion to an
other. interviewer with a roman
tic love affair. Accord contributes
one OF his clever cowboy character
izations and also an inimitable as
sortment of cowboy feats. Fay
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Besides the featured players the
cast Is composed Of such prominent
~Rrtists as Andre Beranger, Sam De
Grasse, Mitchell Lewis and many
pthers.
THE Eagle of the Sea- is the
romantic story of Jean La1ttte, last
of the Buccaneers, who, with a price
on his head, comes to New Orleans
as Captain S~arzarac, just as Gen.
Andrew Jackson is being welcomed
by the people of the city.
There he falls in love with Colonel
Lestron's niece, and his courtship
progresses very nicely, until, at a
masked ball, his true identity is dis
covered by one of his old men.
jackson gives him until dawn to
leave town. How he sets out to sea
once more, and what happens
when his crew revolts, provides an
exciting spectacle.
Swashbuckling pirates aboard
Spanish galleons flying the skull and
cross-bones, quaint New Orleans in
1920, for seventeen years under the
Stars M Stripes, but still a bit Of
the Old World; love in moonlit gar
dens, encounters between men-o'-war
and merchant ships in the dead Of
night, oar of cannon mingled with
the pounding Of the seacthat, in
brief, Is a glimpse OF the picture,
which was adapted from the original
story written by Charles Tenney
Jackson.
Charlie Davis and his gang, who
+ continuing on their musical trip
around the world, will be featured in
q stage offering in "Merrie Eng
land"
Bob Gordon, the Ohio's singing
organist, will offer a special solo,
and accompany the feature picture.
The supplementary film attractions
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Name and Bill Bilingsly. a young
clerk, who lives at the same board
ing house where the sisters reside.
Name is supremely happy until.
quite by accident, she discovers that
jamie is slyly conducting a filtration
with BIllingsly.
The rest Of the story embraces
humorous situations. novel surprises
and one or two dramatic scenes
carrying a real punch. The cast con
tains Osgood Perkins, Jack Egan.
Marcia Harris, Ed Garvey, Vera
SLsson. Arthur Donaldson. Elsie
Cavanna and others. The Nickel
Chaser" Mabel Normand's second
comedy produced by Hal Roach, the
Fox News weekly, Emil Seidel and
His Orchestra, and Bud Mcintyre.
The Boy With the Wonder Voice"
will be subsidiary program attrac-
tons.
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MOTION PICTURES
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CHRISTMAS EVENTS
AT THE UPTOWN

Another week Of cinema successes
is being featured the current week
at the Uptown theater, Forty-Sec.
ond st. at College Ave. Whisper
ing Wires" comes to the Uptown OF
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
1t is a mystery melodrama which
has few equals, being filed with sus
pense without end. Anita Stewart
Edward Burns and Mack Swain arc
the featured players. Midnight
F%ollies," a George Davis comedy, the
Uptown news and a fable are also
shown.
Meet the Prince" ONE to tho
Uptown Theater on Wednesday and
Thursday. 1t has a sensational cast
acknowledgements de la Motto ano
Joseph Schildkraut. Not to Be
Trusted" is the Helen and Ware
comedy which is shown together
with the Kellycolor "Plazmas."
Christmas will be observed with
the Reginald Denny picture "Take
1t From Me" one OF Denny's funni.
est and fastest pictures.
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MOVIES BOOKED
AT

.Corinne Griffith comes to the
screen in the gulse of the Grand
Duchess Tatiana, i'm her latest
feature, Into Her Kingdom, which
will be shown at the Sanders
Theater, Sunday, Monday and Tues
day.
Watch Your Wife" featuring
Virginia Valli and Pat O'Malley,
will be the attraction Wednesday
and Thursday.
Clara Boy, in THE Runaway" will
be shown Friday.
Saturday. a special program has
been arranged. Marie Provost will
be shown in her latest and best
comedy drama, up in Mabel's
Room" A continuous show will be
offered, first performance starting at
1 p. m.
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NEW EVENTS
AT SOUTH SIDE

Hard Boiled" featuring Tom
Mix, will be shown at the South
Side, Sunday and Monday.
pals First" with Lloyd Hughes
and Dolores Del Rio, will be shown
Tuesday and Wednesday.
1.-THE Home Maker" a wonderful
m~elodrama, taken from the story by
Dorothy Garfield, viii be shown
Thursday and FRIDAY. olive Brohs
and Alice Joyce are featured.
Peter, the Great, will be shown ir
wild Justice" Saturday
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TOM MIN AND
HIS HORSE AT ISIS

THE Great K. & A. Train Rob
berry" TO be shown at the Isis the
first half Of next week, is a Tom
Mix thriller in which Mix and his
horse, Tony. are given an oppor-
tunity to display their PAGES in real
western stuff.
Its a story of a cowboy on horse
back running down and capturing
a gang of outlaws who have terror
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from his path and the subsequent
murder mystery Of which the youth
was accused and his final triumph in
proving his innocence, after a most
hair-raising attempt of the circus
r~ounstabOuts to end his life, is
given in a continuity of circus
scenes.
The supplementary feature
will include a comedy, Sweetheart
Daze.' starring Nicely Edwards, an
Aesop Fable and the current Inter
national News. Z
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CIRCUS STORY
TO BE AT COLONIAL

"Spangles," a story of circus life
written for the screen by Nellie Re
veil. the patient and suffering news
paper woman, whose life is familiar
the country over, in which Marion
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hJuSt Another Blonde Will Be Film Event at the Circle
'SpangIes,' a Story of Circus Life, Will Be at the
Colonial All Next Week.

Florence Vidor and Ricardo Cortez are featured in the
leading roles of ''The Eagle of the Sea-, which will be shown
as the photoplay attraction at the Ohio theater for the coming
week.
This p%hotoplay, said to represent one of the greatest under
takings in recent years, is the directorial effort of Frank Lloyd,
who won fame with "The Sea Hawk"
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Wray, Arthur Morrison and little
Bobby Gordon are in the supporting
cast. A comedy, professional Eth
les" will be added.
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will be a Hal Roach comedy, ON
the Front Page" and a Pathe News
of current events.
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i. Z. RUST COMPANY,
1901 18th st. NV.
Main 1909

THE ST. PAUL. 1922 18th So. n ".
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80 TIE TULANE JAN SiSs 'isth 81. NV.
10 s faE L sRTR. saa Hst9 ST: 5000
f Fa 4 eiFSSB so4giN ad 1ss5 calvert ST.
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81 as Efsi "a RIA Il Ill ss1S
rms. mi EI. a Ss.s md poSss p, $500
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rms: ls ana sn$ ssss $500 $3.50 s s
8 rms. kit a mr. bath 1iiTMoRiT lso.oo
-. a 1e4o BIfTI6fs sS s sTs h NV .Id $4,000
rms kit eA Van 4 GiEc9 coURrs. lOO'OO
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r F Iii Z c6 5a.S sae7 g 81 OG w. 1900
r0on ns55 pa cRE sse STFc PLACE NV
rms rms. kit. dining alcove s s2a .o and sac no
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2 rms. kit: and bath j :ss;i:-;,s,:.... l7.So
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Apt, ao4s T THspEs,. NkbsST Snf R2iR 5000
1881 BELMONT ST. NV.
Front apt. rms. rec. hall. bath and 40
See T Mj;. S SSlaF6ih HkRs s..
1860 COLUMBIA RID. NV. -
rooms F sa9 KEN
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faIe 16th sTREET

ft3I6 l6th STREET.
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1851 QUE STREET.
Reduced Rents.

Entire building redecorated
throughout.
One room, dining alcove,
kitchen and bath. $3.50
Two rooms, dining alcove,
kitchen and bath. 5000
Three rooms, dining alcove
kitchen and bath R.50
All apartments have. Murphy
beds. Tables and chairs fur
nished for dining alcoves.
Open for Inspection.
H. Z. RUST COMPANY,
1901 18th st. NV.
Main $3.50.
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} APARTMENTs -UNFURNIsHED.

IA II a i 4 M II n 4
APARTMENTS -UNFURNIsHED.
1857 NEW IIAMP. AVE.
Apt. DIS r, K. & b. $3.50. SIS
Apt. ~ r., K. & b s.
Apt. II, X. & d. 1850. S..
THE AUGUSTA,
isl N. ]. Ave. NV.
Apt. 23 r, <. & b. 48
WEAVER BROS,
500 18Th 81. NV. PHONE n. o4se.
600 10Th ST.
CORNER or lgth q 4.
room. hit. y bath !. NJ NJ. ~ *
sl'y Rsd. ne S ssa:saso.sd 's's,s'
1907 conn. AVE.
I'LL, iaTrnnishsd breakfast rIa. and g. i
Pam am.., rec '6ali, Xii. furnished !. =
ofsakiRss sdi ~ md ne seSssor service. o.Vo
Resident manager.
6o2l-23 GEORGIA AVE.
THE BORDEAUX.
T rns. ks S SsR 1880 50
Resident manager.
puh0ins iaess MI. Hospital SPIT IL :" "a''ei e1
1910 CALIFORNIA ST.
f' n: sb. sss aa new. ss'9 decorated 5000
2lo7 F ST. NV.
4 m. Murphy bed, dining slcove; ear "a
= f rms. MURPHY bed. dining aicove.s o.'oo
kit; = bath $780,. $500
THE PRINCETON.
2215 18th ST. NV.
3 rrns.. kit, bath. ..........$50 $4,000
5 rms.. bath porch. ..... 1000
SHANNON & LUCHS, Inc,
ia 18th st. Main 2345.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. !.
3 rms. T.. b.. ami..... ............. $40
d dSsd t 81 p % hoa:s. col. s4ss. q
BARGAIN APARTMENT,
$50 Madison ST. NV.
Reception hall. living room. bedroom. din
inE. aicove, kitchen and bath in this corner
ies ss6 awnings ana screens 'ani'Or 'erv-
CAFRITZ,
18th and K Main 1850.
RoCKSBoRo. .1717 r ST. NV R.. KIT;
TO $685. Resident manager.
STANLEY ARMS. 12th st. near Mass. ave-
WaltSinS distance; ,,,, stories SIX k &
S67.0o. Resident manager.
Ae asSs sa sss: ~ 80 : SIS and =
EHF En- pa sSa b. sla sI " glss: :s.: $50
. asE q0ReAs s g. ss It, A: sss BATH
reasonable.
e4e NEWTON sT.. near Ca. ave.--1 r..
kit. and b.. closets. $40.
apis. Win asabie recsp. halls halls suites ss Of
3 r.. 4 r. and r.. housekeeping. $50 and
up. Summer rates
THE ABsEcoN. 1908 n st. n.v.-a r.
kit. and b.. $50: 8 r.. kit. and b.. 500; bar
gain.
3os4 .RoDMAN ST. NV. Cleye. Park
Shade, r. kit. and bath: bargain. 500.
THE FARADAY. 1860 Irving st. NV
MsE me sna Bachelor suites
MADDux. MARSHALL. MOSS 4 MALLORY,
e2s 15th 81. NV. Wv Main Io1s4.
.l459. n ST. NV.
A APPs. ii 7. { Ri b; ami s1li,
Apt. Ssh 5ss + eis,e u, sr INV NV
Az Az F. F.. s efssRsa s sna bail ssss
Apt. loI iss g. i sltShs 81. a NV path
Apt 81 issd g i saa ( E E6susss 2 500
outside rooni i:7sb Fey = ST. gse'- NV
6r.& b.: a asss H ,pelsg T
$50 p; f ssa i = Is Ess heat s included
ALL s E. E; siss. ss;. .w;s sSSss
n. E. RYON CO. INC. /.
s4 ltsa il + y 81 columbia hiaaR soY 1877.
THE CHEVY CHASE APIS,
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE.
First floor. s r. Z b.:. ami. Best apt. in
city. Phone Main 517 before pm. Mon.
NEW PETWORTH HOME
Entire End floor, 5 large rooms,
with closets; bath, with shower
screened sleeping porch; exclu-
sive white section; reduced to
$500; gas and electricity in
cluded; adults. 48l5 Ill. ave.
l3*
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APARTMENTsl

AkAHEN4ENHkr--U NkUAeMLCA1khAg.
NEW APARTMENT
1870 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
.s,s sd arsas RAM. h q ss5 le R sSs
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2l23 EYE ST. NV.
; ::s$ VI n II, 4: ii Pen en-
THE SYCAMORE,
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AT. I0---4 rooms. bath and porch. so. 90
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one 18th &c. NV, Main sD4D.
ONE ROOM, KITCHEN, RECEPTI0N HALL,
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80 8 ResIdent Manager.
THE ARGONNE,
10th and Columbia Rd. NV.
NEW UP-TO-D DATE
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THE EMBASSY,
1918 Harvard St. NV.
roos. ap re- Df haii Kitchen ana bath 1850
THE BLAIR,
1921 M st. NV.
1 room. kitchen and bath ......... S4R 40
~ fHE -BETFORD,
304 r St. NV.
THE CLERMONT,
2l06 F st. NV.
room rooms if ssssn EN- saa 0 sssh 5SOS
1869 18th st. NV.
f''''' IL iSae III 10th ST. NV. 800 %
/ rooms and bath. $3.50. -. $500
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rooms and bath sag az
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THE ARNO,

1885 10th ST. NV.
Large apartments. consisting OF 3. 1 and
rooms: electricity heat furnished aud
excellent janitor service.
$3.50 TO $47. So
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
Ql0 18th 81 Main Sa4a,
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EAST FLORENCE COURT,
3 rooms reception han and bath. u. SOD 20
B rooms, reception hall and bath. $1,000
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TT Will PAY YOU To
INVESTIGATE THIS.

Several apts.. formerly occupied hy high
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and bath suites Act fast. This is rare
opportunity 70 secure hotel suite o. less
than cost OF ordinary apt. Call North 34D8.
Only highest reference considered. Coolest
spot In city.
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VISITORS TO CITY
-can set h.k. furn. apt. better than hotel
bidrs, III best and most sccessibie rssidsnti AZ
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CHILDREN BOARDERS given the best of
care with refined family on farm near bus
amIisen1ents: terms reasonable Mrs. Henry
Clark. Brookeville. Nd Phone Sandy Spring
Z
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3ll8 10th ST. N.W.-QUIET
homelike apartment in WASH
ington's most convenient and
exclusive section; 2 rooms, bath.
kitchen. Rent reasonable. llf
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1910 CALIFORNIA ST.
1 rni.. kit. q bath. $3.50
rms kit, rec. hall 3 bath 1890. 5000
All apartments newly decorated.
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WHERE TO DINE.

GARDEN TERRACE INN. i 34 Conn ave
hicken dinner served open mir, 81 20 !.
THE ZONE STAR INN COND0TTs ROAD
q dinners. dancanes q. 40O3. isA4.s
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ROOM AND BOARD, on beautiful estate near
d. c.. plenty fresh milk. chickens. etc: 80
1912 IL
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GRAND VIEW--An ideal home in Blue
Ridge Mts, high, healthful and beautiful
location large airy rooms: excellent board:
reasonable. Miss Nellie R. Hefin. Linden,
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COUNTRY BOARD.

farm: permanently IL desired: plenty Of
country products, horseback riding. swim
ming other amusements: mothers care. IS
week. Phone Sandy Spring 1929, Mrs
Guy Brown, Derwood, Nd. Two miles from
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Neutrality-suspicious.,

cOMFORTABLE room with private bath
and breakfast. in good quiet location. by en-
ployed lady student Address Box 14l-
Star office
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6g2l-23 GEORGIA AVE.
THE BORDEAUX.
y rms, KIT. & phkM. - 1890 .pDS ~
Resident manager.
BuildinE faces main entrance 70 Walter Reet
Hospital.
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he time for the last train. But she
heard the train come in. 1t took five
minutes to come from the train to
their house. After Is minutes Gale
realized that her husband wasn't com
ing. 1t was / O'Clock. There were
hours and hours before morning-be-
fore Bill would come.
She thought OF telephoning Norma.
but she could hear in imagination
Norma's laugh, the laugh of the
imagined Hazel. There was nothing
to do but lock the doors and go to
bed as quickly as she could. Bed was
not peaceful. She lay there listening
to the breathing of the comic and
unconscious twins, and every griev-
ance of the last two years, of the
whole time of Bills acquaintance,
danced before her. And she thought
it was all very we'll for them to laugh
at miserable, lonely women who have
twins. but it was not fair. 1t was not
funny TO have twins and not have
money 10 bring them up. not TO have
your husband have a steady job, tc
be ashamed before your parents. to
have him laugh with other women
about you.
Bill was somewhat uncomfortable
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in spite Of his being a. prince.
- 80. lilra 4ha< Gala %,

in spite Of his being a. prince. How
do you like that, Gale?'
Mr.. Pedler contributed a few re-
marks which made her redder than
ever.
Conversations bit too free, my
friends" said Bill.
They looked at Gale and laughed,
and she, having no sense Of humor
and only a desire to please every
one in Bills family, stayed silent and
red.
The only place where Bits arms
did not feel like protection was in the
midst Of his family. When he touched
her in the Pedler living room she
drew away WISHING he would not.
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when he came home the next morn
ing. lie had, now that he began to
think. a picture of Gale being alone
with the children all night. He de-
cided he would go up to town again
that day and really strike old Slosson
for a job in his Office. Old SlossOn
had the only decent advertising firm
in town. The only trouble was he
wouldn't pay you much till you'd
been there year or two, and he
worked you hard. Still, Gale would
like 1t. Poor Gale must have wor-
ried last night!
Poor Gale met him at the door.
She was very white and solemn.
Hello he said
Hello said Gale.
Here's the prodigal SON he
grinned.
AS he expected, Gale did not smile.
II can't get past YOU he said.
There's no need. l don't want you
in the house.
What's this? A scene?"
'No-I hope not. But there's no
place for you here. You can catch
the train back to town. You don't
support us. You don't stay with us.
Evening star., 1926-06-06

and thought how different this dash
ing way Of marrying and living was
from what she always imagined mar
riage would be-a slow acquiring, a
delicious planning. And then she
would think how much more wonder
full it was being married than she
had thought it would be and put
away regrets for things she had
imagined.
'"They don't pay me enough at that
place." said Bill two months after
their ''nuptials." as the Pedlers still
said, 'and I left them today"
'But what are you going to DOR
II vant t03oQk arnnud a hits"
Evening star., 1926-06-06

Experiments show that when the
skin Is exposed to ultra violet rays
the power of the blood to kill bac-
terra is sometimes increased
Evening star., 1926-06-06

TN her little house with the twins
= Gale waited. There was no eve
ming paper to remind her with its car
toons of how very funny the situation
was. 1t was storming outside: March
winds and rain were doing their best
to make the little house ghostly. The
clock tortured her with its remainder.
ShA Na& afraid that n Eo,llA psXen
Evening star., 1926-11-07

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that distinction in depends
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