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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-05-10
Baysde
City
Notes
POINT FIREMEN
FIGHT BAD FIRE
Blazing Forest Near Mckee
City Battled Saturday
Afternoon

A call for help from Nc Kee City
and vicinity Saturday afternoon
brought out both Volunteer Fire
Companies, No. l and 2. The boys
had a stubborn fight and did not
return until after five hours work.
The IRE was between Mckee City
and English Greek.
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,.s., In Linwood Borough
sssS'ss MRS ALTON SANDERS.
FASHION SHOW PLANNED
MRS. ALTON SANDERS. Shore Roed

VIII be Held In Absecon School
This Afternoon.
Many local folks are planning
to attend the Junior fashion show,
to be held this afternoon at the
Absecon school auditorium under
the direction of Mrs. Edith Nor
man. Atlantic County demonstra-
tor. An invitation is extended to
all mothers and girls to attend.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-05-10

"Bob's wife is pretty, but she mas
awful outbursts of temper. 1
heard she was raving beauty.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-05-10

MOTHERS DAY OBSERVED

Bishop at Central Church.
A special Mothers day sermon
was delivered by Rev. Walter c.
Bishop, of Central NJ. f. church,
Sunday morning, to a large and
appreciative congregation. Mrs.
Philip N. Bessor rendered solo.
Special music was offered by the
choir.
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WILL HONOR FATHERS
y. r. A. of Linwcod to Have
Soeeisi PROGRAM Friday.

Special Program Friday.
The Parent Association
will meet Friday night when
Fathers Night" will be observed.
A special program is being ar
ranged. The attendance prize will
be a picture of Washington to go
to the room having the largest
number of parents present.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-05-10

where they will spend several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Talge, of
Philadelphia, have opened their
summer residence for the season.
Leo Mazzeo, of Germantown, Pa,
was a weekend visitor at the
Waverly Hotel.
Miss Helen Walker, of Camden,
spent several days with the Misses
Gertrude and Mary Simmins.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-05-10
FraternGl
Social
Church
MRS. CHAMPION is
NOT A CANDIDATE
Declares She Will Not Run for
Mayor - Sworn AS
Magistrate

Mrs. Celia Champion has been
re-sworn in as Magistrate. When
asked about reports being circu-
lated around that she intended
running for mayor of the city she
stated that she never intended to
run and had not told anyone she
was even thinking Of running for
the office.
The Washington times., 1927-03-31
'Otfce Vump and Her Winning Ways

A FRIEND of this column, who,
"A I am sure, chuckled when she
signed herself "Lady-a-Just.Little-
Dumber," writes me my theory
about the woman in business is all
wrong.
It is not tho reserved. quiet, ef-
ficient woman who gets on. says
she, but the baby vamp It's the
big, blue, innocent, though design.
ing stare and the sylph-like figure
that draws the raise and sidesteps
detail work and overtime.
The good business woman, my
correspondent goes on, is the one
who remembers the names Of the
boss children and their birthdays,
and who doesn't mind listening to
long winded accounts OF their cute
sayings and this and that.
Well. lady, dear, / never wrote
that the baby vamp didn't stand
show in some offices. She gets
out from under the detail stuff all
right--and most other RESPONSE.
bility. Work that counts, mean.
For you don't suppose, do you,
that any employer, no matter how
s!ipshod his taste or his morals, Ii
going to take a chance on Cum
ming Kitten bawling up his bust
ness by her feather-headed incom.
petence?
Oh, sure, he takes her out to
dinner IL he's that sort Of person.
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again somewhere else, for the
woman who uses sex instead of
brain in business is a rolling
stone and a slippery one.
AS for the woman willing to
listen to tales of the boss kids
why not? Bosses are human,
they've been known to love
youngsters well enough to want
to talk about them.
1t isn't always the woman en-
ploye who listens to those stories!
don't agree with you that
men are jealous OF the competent
woman and that the boss fires
the woman who really learns his
business so he may take a vamp
who will not annoy him with her
+ intelligence.
Business records disprove that:
every day they disprove It more
and more.
For more women are making
good every day; today there are
more reserved, quiet, efficient
women in responsible positions in
every branch Of business and the
professions than ever there have
been before.
And they are there it seems
to me, lady dear, because they've
forgotten all about sex. They 90
out into the world not as women
but as workers. And their
square, high-minded, reasonable
men employers--oh, yes, there
are such!--meet them on the
same basis!
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fore her as q timid child might
gaze on some strange monster.
She undid her coat with fingers
that trembled visibly.
why have you come to see
me?" she asked.
Gomez said Vishnil. THAT
sounds scarcely hospitable. / am
here to see how my charming ac-
quaintance of the past is amusing
herself in the present"
Mavis made a desperate effort
towards composure, and managed
to laugh more or less naturally.
II amuse myself we'll enough"
she said. with a shrug. II am
resting for a time. Later, per.
haps ! go to America. or possibly
South Africa"
And how is your new friend,
Mr.. Luke Jefferies?"
Vishnil shot the question
casually at her. but he had STOP
ped laughing, and his black al.
nond-shaped eyes were fixed un.
waveringly upon the girls face.
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$3.50. Girls Dress

$3.50. Girls Dress
Cut In 1 sizes: s, 8, 10 and 70
years. A 10 year size requires
i ss yards Of striped material and
Il yard Of plain 81 inches wide.
Price 1Oc.
s750. Ladies' Dress
Cut in Sizes: "a, SO, So, 40, AZ
ana A inches bust measure. A SO
in9h size requires yard Of SO inch
lining for the skirt portions,
yards of SO inch material, and "
yard of contrasting material. The
width Of the dress at the lower
edks with plaits extended is IN
yards. Price 10c.
aena roc In silver or stamps Tor
ont Hp-tO-date sprinR and unInmeF
10a1 book Of Fashions
Send lOc IN sllves or stamps tor
eNGh OS these patterns to rHB
WASHINGTON TIMES Magazine
EfiltpF. Print name and address
plSinly to insure prompt delivery
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WONDERFUL
INSECTS
rRAssIIopPERs are more mar.

HRAssTIoPPERs are more mar.
" velous than men or ele.
plants in many ways, according
to DR.. William G. vinal, Of the
New York State; College OF For.
estry. says Popular Mechanics
Magazine. Although the grass.
hopper has six legs, 1t never gets
them tangled; If a human being
could jump with ability in pro-
portion to that Of the grasshopper,
he could clear the FIatiron Build
ing.
The insect is self-mAde, that is
1t does not have the guidance of
elders, for it never sees its par.
ents after it is Matched, and its
skeleton is on the outside instead
of on the inside of its body, DR..
Vinal states.
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moment before she raised her
head.
"All right, Marie" she said, in
a low voice. I'm see him at
once"
Without waiting to take off her
hat or coat. she walked into the
one reception room that the flat
contained, and discovered Vishnil
seated in the armchair.
Good afternoon, Miss Bane,"
he said, in his cold tones, Mon
sieur Carnifex will have apprised
you of my intended visit today.
was surprised to find you out
when called. You have been
the round Of the shops presum.
ably. The shops OF London are
good So attractive as to make
woman forgetful of much more
pressing business"
He smiled slowly, and nodded
his sleek black head. He had
made no attempt to rise at her
entry. and somehow she did not
remark the omission.
'Mr. Vishnil," she said, and
loosened the collar Of her fur
trimmed coat
"Your memory is flattering,"
he said. WAS the Egyptian film
a success? 1t was called sPha-
roah's Daughter, / believe. The
title lie little obvious, but him
porte. And how is your brother
Arthur?-the young man who has
chosen so dangerous q vocation
as the Secret Service of the Brit.
ish government"
Vishnil leaned back in his chair.
and laughed silently till his mar
row eyes were almost lost in his
head.
you see, too have a mem.
ory," he said.
Mavis looked at the man be.
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Mavis turned crimson ana then
deathly white.
Luke Jefferies" she repeated.
ooh! he he IL all right"
Are you sure?''
why. yes
How long Is 1t since you saw
him?"
Il had lunch with him this very
day. left him about two hours
ago.
''Ah! Then perhaps he is not all
right. Much can happen in two
hours"
Vishnil placed the tips of his
slim fingers together. and lay
back, as If secretly amused, in the
armchair.
what do you mean?" Mavis
was trembling despite herself. lis
he hurt? What have you done to
him? Tell me what has happened.
! want to know. must know"
Gently" said Vishnil, impassive.
~. Gently, Miss Bane, don't
excite yourself. AS for as / know
The Washington times., 1927-03-31
GIANT LEMON
RAISED

I EMONS as large as grapefruit
~ and weighing between two
and one-half and three pounds.
have been produced indoors by
a Massachusetts, naturalist. saws
Popular Mechanics Magazine.
Several years Of research and
experimentation were required be.
fore the large lemons were grown.
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mered Mavis. "Who is condemn.
ed to die, and why do you talk Of
my loving?"
You love this man. Jefferies,'
said Vishnil, gently. And except
for miracle, he must die. sud
denly and SOON"
No, no." she cried, almost inco-
herent, in her terror. Don't talk
like that. You frigthen me! What
has he done? He can't die.
shall warn him. I win go to the
police"
THE police.' Vishnil threw
back mis- head in appreciation of
the jest. You English believe
only in your business and your
policemen. Do you think for
moment the police could save
Luke Jefferies? You will warn
him."
He suddenly caught the girl by
the shoulder and threw her from
him so that she sprawled at his
feet.
A Little Fool
'Fooli'' he said, in a soft whis.
per. Are you so tired Of life
then! Does youth and wealth
mean nothing to you? Will you
die, that this clnd-hopper lover of
yours may live? VIII you sacri.
flee yourself, that he may rest in
comfort in the arms Of some other
woman? Do you think he cares
for you? Be sure he will tire
soon This man is a ,wanderer.
he can rest nowhere. J He is a
man who will surrender his being
to no conqueror but Death. 1t
is only the mad woman who loves
such a man" He brought the
tips of his fingers together and
regarded her dispassionately. Still,
if you want to save him. per-
haps 1t can be DONE
Mavis was on her knees, her
face working with emotion. as she
looked up at the man in the chair
How can it be done?" she
breathed.
Luke Jefferies has a secret. .
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HOUSEHOLD
HINTS
Selecting the Turkey

Selectlng tine turkey
Long experience is necessary to
Judge the quality of turkey ac-
curately, but there are several
points to guide one. Age is of
extreme Importance. A turkey is
ideal for the table at six months.
To Judge this its legs must be
examined. If they are black and
smooth to the touch the bird is
young. If the skin Of the legs is
tough or has lost its jet-black
color the bird is one of last
years, and past the prime for
eating purposes. The head of
young turkey should be red and
the eyes bright. Its feet should
be supple. English turkeys make
far the best table birds, although
Irish birds run a close second.
French and Italian birds are not
nearly so delicious.
The Washington times., 1927-03-31

in the world.
They have good minds and are
eager to work and advance them
selves. always on the lookout for
opportunity and always prepared
for promotion.
They are preserving, idealistic,
moral and temperate, and are at
their best when they are in bust
ness for themselves.
They are inclined to be change
The Washington times., 1927-03-31
HAIL BROWN
SUGAR

DROWN SUGAR is coming into
- style again in the up.to-date
kitchen, says the Woman's Home
Companion.
But brown sugar is not what It
used to be. 1t has been going
down hill ever since the manufac.
turers began taking out the little
splinters.
The Washington times., 1927-03-31

Maybe he even gives her a raise
if she gets at him with the limo.
cent stare.
But do you ever hear of him
making her head of department?
and do you ever hear OF him
KEEPING HER ON THE JOB?
The Washington times., 1927-03-31
. CHAPTER xxx

CHAPTER xxx
There's a gentleman to see
you. madame. He waits in the
front room
Mayis Bane stood in the tiny
hall Of her flat. drawing off her
white kid gloves. She looked at
her maid with eyes dilated a
little.
"A gentleman to see me,
Marie" she exclaimed.
yes. madame. A Monsieur
Vishnil."
Mavis Bane fumbled with the
buttons Of a glove. 1t was a
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your lover Is safe--for the
moment. l was merely comment
ing upon the uncertainties of
human life. What a poor crea-
ture Is mani How fleeing Is his
youth and strength, how pre-
cArious the duration Of the life
of even the strongest Of us!''
VishniI shook his dark head
Mavis looked at him in silence
for a while. Her breathing was
uncertain. and her limbs twitc1ed
convulsively. There was some
thing about this man that terri
fled her abomlnably. She strove
to remove her hat. but her hands
shook so much that she aban-
doned the effort.
Permit me to cay that you
are unwise In your choice of
friends" said Vishnil softly. ut
is foolish to make a conusanion
of those whose death Is practically
certain. 1t is even more foolish
to allow oneself to love them"
"What do you mean?" STAN
The Washington times., 1927-03-31
Thrills Abound in This Pulse TingIing
Serial Of International Intrigue
and Romantic Love
Read This First:

Luke Jieries walking dlscOnsOy along London street. asked
Mary vckrs an agtated girl in evening
hsr fathers house The father dying and seeks
explains
sna has discovered an efficient substitute for petrol Agent.
psoss STEEL e offers Jeieries big reward he WIN take his
gssnS az traitor Mary goes to i've with Alads Aouse and
Tg Ep dash e steers house b the country He
SeIers showing him how protect himself Carnfex
insists
VIII never leave the house alive Jeffere
MARY Steel finds
che house Later In the evening Steel
breath tell JeffeFies
killed Steel impaired
secret Jefferies
naerpy TO explain the tragedy
the foreign
down the conspratOr eees calls Carnfex
geanng only Win the atter principal Carnex
unlCate with him. With Brown .es unsuccessfuy TO
nnd steers former sNdady hoping papers
Mnln En On VIE Tia o4o-..
The Washington times., 1927-03-31
BY Fay King

THOSE folks born between March
i Fl and April are born un.
der the sign Of Aries, the Ram.
Aries is d fire sign and rules the
head. Aries people are thinkers,
ambitious and studious, and no
matter how humble their begin
ming in life may he it is quite GER
tain they will work their way up
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You do NOT, my lady--YoU DO
NOT!
She's out for cheap success,
flash and it's overland that's
what she gets. She may last a
year-two years-seldom longer.
Then she has to start all over
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NOw Go On WITH The Story.

LIE unlocked the door Of the
room and went out, leaving
Carnifex to follow.
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cause they naturally take a pride
In what they have accomplished in
spite of handlcaps.
They are inclined to be Jealous.
but this Is due to imagining things
to be what they are not.
They are heart ard soul in what
they are doing. but can change
and turn off in some new direc-
ton with equal concentration.
They aim high and II let alone
said Vishnil, land while he has
that secret his life is in constant
danger. He has no more hope of
escaping the forces against him
than a plucked pigeon would have
against an eagle. Either he must
The Washington times., 1927-03-31

HE FAV0RTE CANDIDATE AT CHICAGO WAS WILLIAM
SEWARD or NEW YORK Ne LED on The FIRST BALLOT oN TIE
SECOND LlNccLMs VOTE had INCREASED, ON The THIRD
IicoLn LACKED ONLY TWO AND HALF VOTES 70 GIVE hM
THE NoAalaATIoN IN DEAD SILENCE THE VOICE or The
CHAIRMAN or The OHIO DELEGATION RANG OUT: = RISE 10
CHANCE FOUR VOTES FRoM MR- CHASE 10 MI LucoLh-
WIN ouvBURsT OF APPLAUSE GREETED ms STATEMENT "
MEANT LncoLHs NOMINATION. Mccme Ne~spapeY syhdrite
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able and dissatisfied, which in It.
self IL a restlessness that often
tends to betterInent, but some
times they change to something
not so good as that which they
had.
However, you cannot down them,
and they viii soon be on their
feet again having figured some
way out of their temporary diff
Guilty.
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give US the secret, or we shall
kill him"
A great light Of comprehension
flashed across Mavis' face.
You wish me to get this secret
from hinn?" she whispered. Sup
pose / succeeded, would you on
your solemn honor swear to leave
him unharmed?"
Vishnil nodded slowly.
We should not wish to harm
him ii we knew his secret. ." he
said. But / doubt your powers
Of persuasion. He is obstinate
and suspicious. With such a man,
force only viii prevail. He must
be made to recognize his own
heelplessness. He must be made
to see that the power arrayed
against him is too strong to be
resisted. But. the problem sti.l
exists; how do to this? How to
take such a man. without killing
him in the attempt"
ITO BE Continued Tomorrow
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TIE Second Laraest Didnord

E second largest known diamond in the Jagers-
fonen Excelsior Orange State South Africa
June 30 1893 weighed OIL 1904
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usually arrive at their goal. You
cannot argue them out of a no
ton. and though they are headed
for a temporary disaster, they
will go on in spite OF everything.
But, like the cat, they always
land on their feet and start climb
ing again.
Aries people are fighters-but
they fight with their heads, not
their fists.
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They are pleasant and sociable,
and succeed especially we'll where
this gift can be combined with
their business
They are bright and witty and
do not need stiIaulants to make
them sparkle.
Stubbornness and conceit seem
to be their tenacity and the fact
that they refuse TO consider any
obstacle insurTnountable, and be-
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