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his wife, as though she representa-
to him an unsolvabIe enigma.
Loving her better than life itself
he had nevertheless decided to
kin heri
He fingered the stubby auto
matte In his right coat pocket.
How hard and cold it was. and
how soft and warm she wasi
He dreaded his painful duty; still
It was the only way. The girl,
for she was only twenty, came
over and seated herself upon her
husbands knee. placed her arm
about his shoulders mad kissed
him. Pointing the pistol up
Whrds, through his pocket, he
speculated for a moment as to
how the bullet would enter her
body. Perhaps, after all he
thought, in that position it might
not reach a vital spot-and he
didn't want to shoot twice
couldn't bear the thought Of it!
Dear" she continued, You're
sure the added expense won't be
a burden?" Solicitous feminine
eyes searched his troubled face.
mot at ALL" he replied, almost
formally wondering the while If it
would not be best to tell her first,
just why he was going to kill
her.
So Strange
You're 30 strange" she con-
tinued. ''We've been married
nearly two years. and I hardly
know you yet. Wont you be
nicer to me-now?''
Haven't I always been good
TO your"
"Oh, yes, sweetheart. you don't
understand. what I meant was
won't you love me-oh. passion
atelX Kiss me- and hug me. cali
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jim decides to take o 1OGN;
meets unexpected GcQHaisstGnce
ersd things begin to happen.
ssFM glad you're happy DEAR"
Il said the man listlessly.
"Happy-Jim. if you could only
understand what It means. Surely
nothing can ever come between
ms now"
mo. DEAR" he replied some
what heavily. His glance sought
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sGood gracious the nurse OBJ
served, ''you should be happy.
Your wife is doing wonderfully
and it's a husky boy!'
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Story Of Real Life Complete
In This Issue

II am happy, 10 finally man
aged between sobs.
The nurse looked at him won
daringly
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By ElenOre Meherin,
Author sc aChickie, z Ann,
Ann and PhiI'' and
MORA Lee


CANDY saw Nays eyes widen
~ saw her blow the smoke free
heard her saw Wen hello
thereF
And she knew without glancfng
upward. Coming In like that
without q sound like 4 thief,
She moved over becloned
gaiIy: Come ia. Benny. Meet
the little girls Don't be bashfsil.
Here's room She thought with
d flashing pang: God what nowlss
CHAPTER 81
MuRII1Lo passed his hand be.
N4 fore his face, waiting the
smoke. Whswl Quite. 1 party.
Smells IKE 9 roadhouse. =
Don't Be 20 optimistic. Benny.
Resemblance ends with the smell
unless you've q mind to treat
us" Sandy stared. hypnotized &C
Mur1llD's narrowed and glOating
eyes. They were fixed on the
cigarette lighted Ia her fingers.
-Tf he starts anything" she
thought desperately. "Iu finish
it What brought him back9
What in the name Of heaven
brought him back?'
You seem to have treated
yourselves quite wen. &
'sYes!a Alice cut in acidly.
We brought our own.
sIndeed?s He smiled slowly,
moving 70 Sandyss place as
though the lighted cigarette were
a magnet. 'sPnf that down.. he
said quietly.
She smiled mp at him, raised il
to her lips.
Put it downtown!
The girls around the table pre-
tended not to see or hear. They
began talking loudly in hap
hazard tensity
You heard me, Sandy. Put
down that cigarette and do Is
now
= Fire swept 20 her temples.
I'm smoking this cigarette"
He reached down quickly,
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A Tory Sent Napoleon Into Exile

NE sending Napoleon St Helena
Robert Jenknson second Liverpool Tory premier of
England 1927 and noted for his policy of repres
sion by force
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This Dav II Our History

yu,grs s 80 anniversary 81 the birth ii II Edwin Forr
onr the most famous trageda of the American stare
on gae here and abroad Most his let e 1ouna
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-02
A Smart Tailored Suit
for travelling
can be bought noe at a very much
LOlUer PRICE
SIS $3.50 $3.50 !.
Girls Bathing Suits, $2.95

Every girl will want Bathing Suit this Summer
whether she goes enjoys of the many pools
and swimming places around Washington. These are
the popular style with the little skirtand there's almost
no end to the color choice.
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ssssssssssssssssssssssss
MON r OE
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TO-DAY
Many Difficulties
In Filming Scenes


Much Of the action Of J. Stuart
Biackton's production for Warner
Bros. Of Bride of the Storm"
from the story by James Francis
Dryer, adapted by Marian Con-
stance, takes place in and around
a lighthouse, which was built par
tiellarly for this picture on the
California coast near Laguna
Beach.
This lighthouse was built on the
and of a jutting point of land tip
ped with great rocks, which are
almost engulfed at high tide by
the great breakers on even the
calmest day. 1t follows, then,
that the lighthouse had to be very
solidly built and founded. 1t was
situated on a great isolated rock
and tot it ran a narrow wooden
gangway from steps which led up
the low cliffs of the mainland.
Great difficulty was experienced
in taking the scenes, as they had
10 be made at high tide, which oc-
Cured at 10 o'clock in the morn
ing and 10 o'clock at night. The
company could not work in the
morning because the fog did not
rise sufficiently until 2 or 3
o'clock in the afternoon. At night
they had to have artificial light.
This was a very difficult problem
because there were few surround
ing vantage points on which lights
could be placed. One huge plat
form erected for this purpose dis
appeared entirely during the
change in tides, so that only a few
broken timbers remained as for
lorn witnesses to the irresistible
force Of the waves. A boat which
had been mOored to the cliff was
dashed to pieces, and at low tide
the remnants were found scatter
ed and buried in the sand of the
beach.
The story tells how Faith Fitz-
hugh at the age Of eight years
fplayed by Evon Pelletier), and
her mother Julia Swayne Cor
don) are shipwrecked near the
China. coast. Grandfather Jacob
~Kroon Tyrone Power), Piet
Kroon (Sheldon Lewis and his
idiot son, Hans lotto Mattieson)
Dutehmen who keep lighthouse,
rescue them. The mother dies, but
Faith grows up. This part is then
portrayed by Dolores Costello, star
of the production. Dick Wayne,
young officer on a U. S. battleship,
is played by John Harron.
bride Of the Storm" shows at
the Monroe Theatre today.
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TOMORROW AND SATURDAY
One Way To Get
Slender Ankles

Have you thick ankles?
There is one sure way of get
ting them into sylphlike form if
you will devotea half hour each
day to the following process which
Renee Adoree, who plays the
feminine lead in 1.-THE Black
Bird" which shows IN the Monroe
Theatre tomorrow and Saturday
Says she tried successfully.
Take a straight chair" says
Miss Adoree, with rung that is
halfway up to the seat" she con-
tinues. "Step up on the rung
thirty times with each foot and
then thirty times alternating the
foot. You will find within a weeks
time that your ankles are becom-
ing more slender and a marked de-
crease in their size is noted within
a month";
Miss Adoree. who also plays the
feminine lead in 1.-THE Big
Parade" the spectacular Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer production from
the pen of Lssirence Stallings,
had very slender ankles until she
had to give up exercising on ac-
count Of being so busy in her
screen york. She had previously
been a dancer and as is the case
with all dancers. the muscles that
haye been strenuously used get
heavy when they are relaxed for
any length of time.
She found the above mentioned
exercise just the thing for ankle
reduction and so is passing it on.
Jon Clancy plays the lead in
''Rhe Black Bird" which Tod
browning directed for Metro
Goldwyn-M Mayer.
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For weak, frail, under-develop-
ed children-and especially those
that have ricketts,, and need sure
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HAD rnxAGRA "A YEARS

~. W. c. Rounsrue. Texarkana. Tex.
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rash on the hands and arms resemhl.
ine sunburn. burning and itching
skin. yellow skin on the sides Of the
neck and was very sensitive TO sun
heat. took an the treatments I
could ind. being many kindS--Hy-
psodermic and internal. but got no
rsaief until I began your treatment.
Feby. 9Th, 1885. have gained fif-
teen pounds and feel perfectly well
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want 20 urge al who are suffering
fruzn these symptoms 20 write YOU
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FOR MEN WHO WORK HARD

Factory workers, railroad men,
farmers, miners, mill-employees,
tcamsters, and those constantly
exposed to changing weather, who
work at hard physical labor, are
more or less subject to kidney all
ncnts and kindred. = ills. ]. C.
Wolf, Green Bay, Wis, says,
Foley Pills "a diuretic stimulant
to the kidneys) relieved me of a
'evore backache, that had bother
ed me for several months. A few
bottles fixed me up in good shape" "
Cost little, but reliable, valuable
medicine guaranteed to give salts
faction. Ask for Foley Pills. The
Key West Drug Co. junel
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WORLD NEWS In BRIEF
. sees . Q . .
aus A.soaIntea PrezN

thy hSNU~futNu hSSSI
House votes approval of French
debt settlement 236 to 112.
Postal inspectcrs> Investigate
charge that former Senator
Brookhart, mailed campaign matt
ter under frank of Senator Reed
of Pennsylvania.
Senate passes house bill to ex-
pand army air service and provide
1900 new planes in five years.
French troops complete occupa-
ton of Benzi Zerougal territory
in the Riff.
Farm relief discussion is forced
in senate by Senator Bleage,
South Carolina.
Maryland supreme court re-
fuse new trial to Richard Reese
Whittomore, robber leader CON
victed of murder.
Calvary Baptist church in New
York expels four former trustees
for criticizing pastor, DR.. John
Roach Straton.
Reading, Penn, police chief is
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reduced to sergeant for letter
used in senate prohibition in
quiry, saying drunkenness is in
cfeasinG among miners.
Former Senator BeWridge, Of
Indiana, assails' presidents recent
prohibition order as menace. to
fundamentals of government, in
Philadelphia speech. @
Captain Chas. M. Devlin, com
nlandant of the Norfolk naval hos
pital, is courtmartialed on drunk
enness charge. brought by sub
ordinate.
Six Indiana senatorial aspirants
jockey for support on eve of
Democratic state primary.
IL =, Y
Los Angeles newspaper says
two men have offered to return
Aimee Semple Mcpherson, missing
evangelist, for $25, ZOO.
Ford Motor Company auditor
testifies in Detroit court net
profits from 1917-24 We're $685.
44l,951.
Edward A. Stevens, head Har-
ward rowing coaches, resigns in
nid-season because of 'lack of
cooperation" with crew.
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CONVENTIONS OPENING
TO-DAY

> = = = = y y y
MONTREAL-General Assem-
bly, ofsthe Presbyterian Church in
Canada.
DETROIT-American Pulp and
Paper Mill superintendent Asso-
citation.
CHCAGO-Associated Harvard
Clubs.
CHICAGO - Second Division
Veterans Association.
I. HUTCHINSON, Kan.-Christian
Endeavor Societies. of Kansas.
SAVANNAH - Georgia State
Bar Association.
T GREEN BAY, Wis.-Wisconsin
Grand Council United Commercial
Travellers.
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. . . . . . . . . . Q .
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

King George V. of Great Brit
ain, born at Marlborough, London,
81 years ago today.
James Brown Scott, president of
the American Institute of Interna-
tional Law, born in Bruce County,
Ontario, so years ago today.
Rt. Rev. Charles NJ. Beckwith,
Protestant Episcopal bishop of
Alabama, born in Prince George
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NEW TICKET MACHINE

A new ticket machine used by
the Underground Railways of
London will print, number, date
and deliver at the rate of five per
second.
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to know, right now,
mother-to-be l Learn
the truth +; follow the
simple method of an
eminent physician who
dedicated his life's
work to this great dc-
complement for your
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-'I was in labor only
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an enthusiastic mother
who used Mothers
Friend"
Right now. from this
day on, and right up
to the day of child
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Before BabyCOmeS

T UST how to ease much unnecessary suf@
fering for yourself is one of the most
u important things in the world for Won
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Write Bradfield Regulator Co.. Dept. BA q.
Atlanta. Ca. for free Booklet (sent IN
plain envelope) telling many things every
expectant mother should know. Mothers
Friend is sold at all good drug stores.
Begin fioao and you wIll realize the wisdom
Of doing so as the weeks roll by!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-03

Today is the fifth anniversary
of the great cloudburst and food
which seriously damaged the city
of Pueblo.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-03

Indiana Democrats will meet in
State convention at indianapolis
today to formulate platform and
agree on candidate for the long
term United States senatorship.
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What Are You Doing
For Your Puny Child?

One 10y gained IL pounds in z
weeks and is now strong and
healthy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-03
TODAY'S EVENTS

Two hundredth anniversary of
the birth of James Hutton, one of
the great founders of geological
science.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-03

The sixty-frst birthday anniver-
&ary of King George V. will be
observed in England today with
salutes and the flying of flags.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-03

county, Va, IS years ago today.
Raymond B. Fosdick, noted
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-06-03

economist and municipal govern
ment expert, born at Buffalo. n.
Y, AZ years ago today.
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"@iI VI ming NSoISe v" Will Dc
observed in England today with
salutes and the flying of flags.
The Rt. Rev. Charles NJ. Beck
with, bishop of the Protestant
Episcopal diocese of Alabama,
reaches his 18th birthday anniver-
sary today.
The 118th anniversary of the
birth of Jefferson Davis will be OBJ
served as a legal holiday today in
nearly all of the Southern States.
Holland, Mich, is to be the
meeting place today of the annual
session of the General Synod of
the Reformed Church il America.
Several thousand delegates are
expected in Winnipeg today at the
opening of the international con-
vention of the Order of United
Commercial Travellers of America.
Formal exercises celebrating the
150th anniversary of the estab-
lishmcnt of independent govern
ment in New Hampshire will be
held today in the State House at
Concord.
Evening star., 1926-08-15
HUGE FEDERAI-AIDED AIRWAY
SYSTEM PREDICTED BY HOOVER
Secretary Discoses Plans for Private Development
With Service Like That Given Navigation Pro.
vided-Would Save Billions in Defense.

to befriend commercial flying so that
it will flourish and grow into an ef.
f1cient national aeronautic structure
available to the Government in an
emergency for the national defense,
thus saving the Government the
tremendous cost of establishing and
maintaining an aviation service solely
for wartime uses.
Commercial flying and a nation
wide air mail, express and passenger
system, Secretary Hoover said, us a
considerable help to banks, speeding
collections and saving interest; 1t
expedites the movement of emergency
express. and It enables faster travel
than the railroads give, for those who
wish 1t.
But the ma jor purpose at the mo-
ment is, for the value of commercial
aviation as military reserve. shift
ing the burden Of development and
maintenance from private enterprise
to the Government.
Before there can be any real de-
velopment of commercial aviation, ~
Hoover said the Federal department
of aviation must provide the same
services it provides for navigation
lighting Of air fields, maps Of air
routes. emergency landing fields and
markings for everyday flying. We
information to pilots. We must pro.
vide rules for airways, and tnspec-
ton to assure safety in planes
NO one private company could af-
Continued on Page 4. Column A.
Evening star., 1926-08-15

BY the Associated Press
CHICAGO, August IA nation
wide system of commercial aviation,
financed by private enterprise and
sponsored by the Government, was
pictured here today by Herbert
Hoover. Secretary of Commerce, as
Offering to America a stanch aerial
reserve. saving the Government bill
lions Of dollars for air defense while
developing business, speeding trans
portatfon and thriving in it's own
right
The Secretary outlined exclusively
to the Associated Press the Govern
ments ambitious program for com
mercial air development. made pos
sible by legislation Of the last Con
gress. actually put into motion with
the appointment of an lnderSecre-
tary of Commerce to direct aerial de
velopment, and given impetus yester-
day with designation by President
Coolidge Of the first two of chain
of national airways.
The immediate program contem-
plates the rendering of the same aid
TO aircraft that the Government now
gives to navigation, and anticipates
the turning over shortly Of the trans
continental air mail carriage to pri.
vate companies.
But beyond that, as the majox OBJ
Jective, the administration plan is