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HERE'S FOXY GRANDPA'S STORY

gathered from the wheat fields
In which they grew.
$50 fond Of the pansy were
the people that the wheat fields
were very much damaged by, the
trampjng of theirs feet as they
searched the" wheat fields for
these dear little flowers. Now a
time, came when 1t was time 20
harvest. that there. was no wheat
for, the, people to. make bread
and the result, many were, hun.
CRY and starved throughout the
next winter.
: |tNow this made cone dear little,
pansy feel very badly, so she
lifted her pretty Head and prayed
to the Irihityi that her sweet
scent might be taken away from
her and her companions, so that
no one would trainple on the
grown wheat and: destroy. 1t for
thaiI. sake rs,
was her prayer. answered."
asked Bobby quickly.
:, 1T vas replied. Her scent
was taken away and the next
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IT was in the early Spring, and
1 our flowers had come up
beautifully. !, Around the border
of one Of. our floWer-heds we had
planted r~a> row of pansiess and
how saucy those dear little flow.
ers looked as they raised their
heads and smiled at the sun.
Now In most cases where you
have a. pet rabbit it is rather diff.
ficult to raise flowers. because
regret to- say that a bunny will
nip off flower blossom as quick
as you can say Jack Robinson.
OF course, they can't help it.
It's their nature--jpst as it is
natural for boy to pick red
cherries off of tree.
But ! must say that our little
rabbit, Bunny, is very good In
that respect.
One day Bobby ran out In the
garden. and came in with a huge.
bunch Of the beautiful velvety
flowers.
Some people call them Johnny.
Jump Bps, don't. they, Foxy.
Grandpa2"> said RAhaaR.
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You Will Want to Know Beautiful Peggy Starr Heroine
the Most Interesting Story Of Young Love Ever
Penned BY Beatrice Burton.

AID sl1a would forgive him! 20
ri him feel that no matter
where he went, she was always
waitine to take him back.
She knew that she never coliq
do anything else, anyway. Sns
loved him too much,
size looked up ct BIN now
with no word Of reproach for last
t7sI5e hours Of worry, when she
10. INK Known where be was,
~fis,Y5isd olyf 81 her mind
All she saw was HE tired face.
with puffs under the handsome
eyes
q thought from LolIy's tee.
phone message. that your tather
was dying she said, laying nsr
hand on his arm. but e ne 4sIl
sflaiist W. SO home now you
must 81 assf1lly tired.
He nodded. We thought at
first that he had had stroke,
ha explained. but when Dr.. Buz.
gard got here. he said + had been
lust spasm Of some kind. Run
IN and get the kid and wen 80
home now / could sleep for q
week. I'm that ali IN.
Peggy found Mother Phelps
sitting alone ia her room. cFyins.
Her beautiful silver ponpadouf
that always stood up ike bird'1
proud crest, was dank and Tat
this morning. And her eyelidt
were creased and swollen BY he1
crving. She WAS frightened, enc
she broke into fresh sobs whe1
she saw Peggy.
Father Phelps Better
Doctor Buzzard says that al
Jamie needs IS reat she said.
in 4 nauffled tone. but how can
he 60 away and rest with no one
but Ranny to take hold Of the
business7 He doesn't know ahy
thing about it,
But Thomas doesI Lolly'b
sl1rill. hard little voice came from
the open doorway he knopn
ali about il! He'd do Just Is Won
with It as father himself wonl
But Mother Phelps shook her
head, and shifted. No. I'm not
going to let 4 stranger take over
the job that belongs to Ranli
she declared. It Jamie koea
away wen just have e put
Ranny in his place. and trust (
luck. won't have Thomas BoEle
put over my own son
In vain L,olly who had SHARP
little brain and knew how 70 look
out after herself argued tilas
Thomas Boyle should be put N
charge OF the business
Mother Phelps won her pnlflt.
At the end OF week, when sAe
took Father Phelps to Virginia
Hot Springs for long rest. Ram
became the temporary head 81
Jamison Phelps and Son And
Thomas remained what he wass
rafting good salesman Tor che
company.
Ranny enjoyed his new posi-.
ton Of power. to the utmost
He bought himself two new
tailorn1a6le suits. and some dark
ties In place Of the gayly striped
ones that he usually wore.
He never got up ii the morn
Ing. now, until 3 O'Clock.
To Be Continued Tomorrow.l
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ly,s party after he took he home
last night, Fay?'' she asked.
"I'll say he. dfd! she answered
slangily. "but he didn't stay long.
He collected that Elsie What's
hefsaaIi1e, ana they dashed Off III
his automobile. That was the
last saw of 1crl Eddie and I
|. left the party early. e
Peggy said nothing for several
minutes. With quiet eyes she
watched Fay begin 70 dress for
the. day.
wei, she said at last, and
there were tears In her voice,
He didn't come home all night.
anyway. I haven't the fafntest
idea where he Is, andr-I don't
know whether i can stand it
much longerp' She pressed her
hands against her temples as IL
her head aclled unbearab1y.
Fay could see that she was
shaking all over. She came to
her and put her arms around
her.
We've all got to stand some.
thing In this world" said Fay,
who hardly ever was serious
about anything. For instance,
4 don't know whether I can
stand living with Eddie much
l0nger--I hate him so. =
As, Peggy looked at her, star
tied. the trim little maid knocked
s0i1 the door and opened it.
SOme one on the wire Tor
Mrs. Phelps she said, and gave
Peggy. the extension telephone
that stood on Fay's bedside table
Lolly Boyle's clear little voice
spoke in her ear: Peggy, I'm
at mothers house. Dads had
think he's going to be with
us"
Her voice broke and then she
went on bravely, Mother wants
you to come over here and bring
the baby. Dad wants to see the
babyright away please"
rs Ranny there?" Peggy asked.
But Lolly had hung up.
What did Lolly tell you? That
Ranny is over at his mothers
llouse?" asked Fay, who had
turned around from the mirror to
= ffStei1.- =
she hung up before I had
TING to ask her. Peggy an.
sRerad.z She. was T1lnnif1gs rapidly
through the pages of the phone
book, looking for the number Of
a taxicab company. Father
Phelps is very. i'll. and I'm going
right over"
z Don't bother TO call a cab
Fay stopped her as she took
down :, the receiver once more.
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that peeped above her black geofg
cite nightgoWris
How should / know what's
wrong with hirn2" she asked, hold
ing out her thin arms to Junior.
Il suppose he's been ma king pig
OF himself again. noticed last
might at Loily 5 that he was eating
everything In sight" She bhud-
dered iaintiIy.
Then she called to: the maid who
was passing IN the hall: Shut TINT
door. Gertlude,"
Fay never said Please or
THANK YOU to anyone. She had
been spoiled before her marriage
by her mother and father. and now
! she was being spoiled by Eddie Car.
ter. She simply Held out her hands
to him for money and jewels ana
everything else she wanted, and
she gave him nothing in return for
them. Nothing. that il. but her
bad tempered self.
Five minutes later an apologize
knock came on the panels of the
blue.green door. Fay looked at
Peggy ana made little face.
Come In, she said. with q sort
Of groan, and Eddie numbered in.
I'm leaving now. Anything you
want me to do for you today" he
asked, bending over his wife to
kiss her.
s. Fay quickly lifted her coffee cup
to her Inns 50 that he couldn't
touch them And Eddie kissed her
on her freclxIed cheek
Don /. come home for dinner
unless YOU want to eat alone to
night. she said to him coldly, "be.
cause ] won't be here.
A Glance OF Contempt
Eddie stood gazing down at her
with his hands In his pockets as
IL he wished he had nerve enough
to ask where she was going to be.
But, after a tense moment he
turned on his heels and Wake.
out of the room, looking more I'm.
happy than ever.
Fay threw glance OF scorn
and hate at his departing back
Then her. face slowly softfned
and she raised her eyes to Peg
gy's, questiouingly, as she lit her
after-breakfast cigarette.
TEL me, what's on your mind?"
she said softly. !.
Peggy dropped her eyes So that
the thick lashes made a blue.
black, shadow on her cheeks. One
nervous finger traced the pattern
of the embroidery that covered
Fay's breakfast tray. -.
Then, suddenly, she threw her
chin up and asked the question
that she had been trying to ask
for Is minutes:
did Ranny come back to Lol.
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"'StOneunLL' Jackson Once Teacher
tHIoMAS JONATHAN JACKSON commonly called "Sonewan
Jackson the general had BEEN professor OF
uhysics and artillery tactics in Virginia Military Institute for
nearly prior to the outbreak OF the civil war;
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year and all the years. following
there were great harvests and no
one went hungry, all because a
dear. little pansy was unselfish
and thought,of others rather than
herself"
"And is that when their names
was changed, asked Bobby.
Yes" / replied. from that
time all the little French country
maidens spoke OF the pansy as
the Trinity Herb"
II think that's a fine name
for it, said Bobby, "and every
time I look at a pansy, I'll think
Of IT.
Bunny looked up at this mo-
ment with look Of seriousness
in his eyes, which turned them
a, dark red, and said: -
IF / weren't bound by honor
not TO nip off q pansy's heGd.
Foxy Grandpa I wolildnN do Il
now anyhow since. YOU tbld me
that story"
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By Beatrice Burton
Author 81 .Flapper wires
sEiided Kisses" and

EEoR IT was Ranny who was
standing there in the open door
hooking at her. his mouth curved
p scornful smile. He Ignored
the other man completely
Ready to so home?" he asked.
and made room for the silent
Woody to pass him Oh his way
Into the horse.
When he had gone Ranny
stepped ont on the porch and
stood. looking down at Peggy's
ace, that was whittier than the
Moonlight itself.
Get your coat! he SoEdered
I, her. and his voice was like i.
lash. For the first time III two
years he seemed to see how
beautiful she was, and how de:
SRA ble-to another man.
81. He knew that at parties like
This anybodyss husband kissed
lybody's wife. And it. was All.
right-7so far as he was concerned
So was sit all right for him TO
les Elsie E1sopold A
Imam could wander off the beaten
path now and then. and what was
sthe difference2 u
q Peggy must he like Caesars
wife, above repfoacI1!
" He met her with face like
- storm.cioud when she came
doWn the stairs holding her old
Zshabby evening coat in her hands.
Through the doorway of the
living room she could see Elsie
seopold's puzzled eyes sIyly
watching them as Ranny put the
GOAT around her shoulders. I
must go IIls and say good,
night TO IclIy 8 she began.
You're not going to- say good:
night TO anybody" Ranny burst
Spnt. and showed her into the
night. You're going home with
Ranny held Peggy's arms in Z.
"Trip Of steel as thew crossed fha
2ztslawn that was like & sheefaof sii.
Ever under the moon. There was
nigh wind that night, and
above its howl they could hear
Iaint snatches OF music from the
shouse they had just left.
lh3 JulpSu INTO MS waiting
Icar ahead Of her, leaving her, 10
scramble in as best she could,
without any help from MIN. ~
he made no apology and they
covered the first three blocks Of
Ethe homeward journey In stony
Nellence. Then, without checking
Ilnfs speed or taking his grim eyes
from the road. Ranny began to
Zpeals. !.
III Low as his voice was, it was
Eyage. He seemed to grind the
words from between set teeth.
How long has this sort OF
thing been going on?" he
sgrowled
What sort of thing?" asked
gPeggy. feeling just as guilty as if
she actually had let Woody King
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low. but no one would have
guessed it, to look at her.
Twice i week she had her hair
marcelled and her nails sdone"
by woman who did sally kings
too. she took as much care Of
her small, perfdmed SELF as she
ever had done in the days before
her amazing marriage to Thomas
BOYLE.
she looked ti1oughtfuIIy It
Peggy. nov. from under laslles
that were heavy with black oil
The trouble with YOU IS that
you're buried alive, Peggy. she
said, with the ar of Use old
owl. You think that just be-
cause somebody slipped & we'd
ding ring over your finger you
must never look at another man
again as long as you lixel And
you're 4 siT1lp II think its If d
were you I'd show Mr.. Randall
Phelps that 7 was just as attrac-
tive to men as he Il 60 wonlenl
He needs q lesson.
a Mighty Poor Husband
she turned sharply as Ranny
came running down the stairs
res you do need lessonF
she Said. facing him. And e !
were Psssg I'd give you one q
two that you'd renembers The
way you acted last night with
that Elsie Leopold! And she isn't
pretty, even
She would have said much
more but EanDy interrupted her
Dads stilI conscious, and mother
thinks he's asking for yOu; he
said. and IsoIly jumped down
from the hall table and ran up e
stlle second floor.
The darned kid What's sls
been saying to you he asked
Peggy when his sister was not
only out of sight. but out Of hear
i Peggy laughed little uncom.
fortably She's been giving me
little advice. she answered,
but don't worry I'm not going
to take 1t. |"
After All she reflected. LoIly's
advice might do for Lelly. It
might do for Fay, or for almost
any other woman.
But. she knew that their sys-
tenn OF keeping their husbands
eternally jealous would never do
for her. It would never work
with Ranny!
StilI Loves Him
The only way to hold him was
to let him know every minute
that she loved him, and nobody
but him! 70 make him under.
stand that no matter what he
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Yes" said /. "and in England
the country maidens call them
Three Pretty. FACES Under One
Hood.
y, That's cute name for thena,"
said Bobby. but do you know,
Foxy Grandpa, it's too bad they
have no sweet scent
That's just the reason the
French country girls call the
papsy the Trinity Herb
Trinity Herb" repeated Bob.
q. by, that seems like a strange
name
!. I'll tell you. the story" I
said, and Bobby laid down his
pansies for a moment while. /
told him this French legend of
the pansy.
1.-THE story runs something
like this" commenced. Long,
long years ago in olden times it
seems that the pansy had even
q more wonderful scent than its
cousin the violet. And for it's
heautifuE color and sweet odor
the pansy was much loved and
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and Exciting
Re Story r Ialus r ar

PEGGY STARR engaged RANDALL PHELPS for
when he asks her free him because he's fallen IN love with
her chum. FAY SHIRLEY ~ es s..
Peggy gives him TO the great
Rauny shfes and he'll be
he Peggy PETER WIKI the bachelor brother OF
her best friend. MISS SARAH WILK.
Aunt AgOny opinion Of Ranny to be the for
suddenly break their he marries Peggy
a all The pair down tiny flat that Peggy calls The
Nest and before long Ranny 10 back with his caEdaying crOns
away most q the family funds Then h has second
going to have baby be leaf and behaves
himself Tor time Fay announces her engagement to EDDIE
GARTER =. SY
Shortly after the birth Of the baby-aJuneyas Ranny nick.
naes him. Ranny goes back his old tricks and Peggy
music lessons g pay The household hills Then Ranpy falls
n love with diyOfcee MRS JANE BRACKETT who works for
real estate company he thai be only
sher old teacher. -
About this time MOTHER PHELPS tells Peggy what dsau.
Fanny has been to his father Father Phelps takes
THOMAS BOYLE, who married Rannys
ne firm Tbs angers Ranny but doesn't him gives
ERy les Lhn 80 month and home
snange ne Then &c buys and when Peggy
out Of the house. 80 -
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Ashes of Roses

T1EGGY STARR pauses IN
her task Of sewing baby
things 10 wander In retfOspec.
ton hack over her short. but
turbulent. married life. Much
has occurred 60 fiIl her cIiaIice
with bitterness. Ranuy, her
husband. has failed to live DIP
"a the sacred vows he assumed
at the altar. Has Feggy. her
SELF. been derelict In her illarl
tai dutiess What do YON
think about III
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VERY FEW PEOPLE SUFFER I
WITH HEADACHES ANY MORE

now and then. Get a bottle tonight.
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This Day IN History

ES Is the anniversary 81 the Battle 1916 when
and put a. end Is his dreams The vanquishd ssd
to 81. Helena.
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lMPROV EMENT
is NOTED In
STATE ROADS
Surface Conditions on In
diana Highways Are
Better.

Considerable improvement Is noted
In the surface conditions Of gravel
and stone roads, a few of which
were badly cut by heavy traffic dur
ing recent thaws, 1t was pointed out
in the State highway commission S
traffic bulletin today.
Traffic now is using the new over
head railroad bridge, constructed
Jointly by the commission and the
Illinois Central, five miles south OF
Indianapolis on State Rd. p.
Surface conditions on roads enter
ing indianapolis are set forth In the
bulletin as follows:
Rd. / New Albany. Indianapolis, South
Bend. Michigan line -Detour lust north OF
Peru account of dredge ditch. Detour from
two miles north Of Ed i9 to Fr NaEsbl
sG Of ter Paya nj traffic rG but IS subee
to inundation by high water.
Rd 3 Richmond indianapolis. Terre
Haute) Temporary bridge at SIX miles
west of Richmond.
apoIs. LAFAYETTE. Oxford -Detour at two
miles north of Lebanon to Thorntown no
thence north through Thorntown TO "a: o.
west of Thorntown is very soft. Tarougn
traffic from Indianapolis to Latayette
should use Rds. Al and 20 from Lebanon
to Lafayette.
Rd. II tvincennes, SPENCE 5n dian %
temporary bridge two miles north OF Cos
port.
Rd. % English. Paoli Bedford, Bloom I'm
ington, Martinsville. Indianapolis l-IrasfI Ile
X&less south Of Indianapolis. but in ex-
tFemely wet weather II is best to use Of de
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very soft Closed between Marttnsvlll,ee
Bioomingtoni and English IifIc an Set Paea
ID 81. Use old bridge and Old road a e.
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TRIAL DATES ARE FIXED
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Zoe Satin Skin Van. Cream ..... sec
60c Sea Shell Cream ............ acc
Zoe Woodbury's Facial Cream. leo
Doc WOodbu-y's bacial Cream 300
SOC Theatrical Cream ............a zoe
6Oc Lemon Cream .........29 c
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-26

assault and battery with intent to
kill, March IS; George II, Jaimet,
embezzlement and grand larceny,
March 81; Joseph Seerley, seduction,
April 6; Mike Minardo, involuntary
manslaughter, April s.