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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-02-15

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Oswiadczenie francuskiego ministerstwa wojny
re nied}ugim czasie kazdy battalion armji fran
cuskiej bedzie ma} sw6j oddzia} wyszkolony do pro-
wadzenia walki gazowej ujawnilo, re Gala Europa
sposobi sic ma gwalt do wielkiej wojny chemicz-
nej. Francuskie ministerstWo wojny utrzymuje spe-
cjalna szkole walki chemiczne W Aubervillers miej
scowosci po}ozonej blisko Paryza. Dow6dztwo armji
francuskej tlumaczy sic, re tego rodzaju przygoto
wanna czynione So jedynie W celach obrony re
Francja ma wypadek wojny ME ma zamiaru pierwsza
uzywac gaz6w jako broni
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-02-15

Oficerowie ci maja "a zadanie werbowac zoI-
merry ola tworzenia nieeganej armii, kt6ra stano-
wi dopelnienie armji niemiechiej. Ofcerowie ma
leza doIradykanych organizacyj acknowledgement
jest niedzy innen, zastapienie dawnego Grenzschut
zu, trzymanego ma Gornym Sasku pogotowiu
przeciW Polsce. TAX wiec W rzeczywistosci, O.
swietleniu cyfr wygladaja rozbrojone Niemcy
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-02-15
Radziwi4 posEancen PC
koju DO Litwy.

CDAhSK. - Z kIajpedy dono-
sza, il jeden Radz;wi.low bawi
ma Litw,ie " celu zapoczetizowar:a
rokowaii niedzy rzaelern Walderna-
rasa i Polska. Wiado-co5c "a teA
raL dotychczas ME zcsta}a jeezcze
potwierdzona.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-02-15

mix polski. Gdy wiec utrzyma sig
jezyk polski, gdy utrzyma sig przy-
wiezanic do starej Macierzy, to !:
sazety beda istniafy.
Dobra gazcta polska, gezesa pi-
szaca prawde zawsze sic utrzy-
ma zawsze bedzie miaia czytelni-
kow. PoIacy, mimo amerykanizowa
MIA sic, ME predko zatraca jezyk
polski ME predko wyzbeda sig
kontaktu ze starym krajem. Me
ralezy wiec tax czarno patrzec W
rrzeyszlosc
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-02-15

Plsmo poskie "kresy Zachodnie' podae "a
plasa niemecka reweIacyjne szczeg0]v O ore3niza-
c]ach czarnej RechsWehry ma Slasku nienieclirn.
ktore u1atwiaja scis}y ej zwiazek Reichsvehra le
galna. Reischwehra utworzyla na Slasku dla kazde-
60 poWiatu specialize biura werbunkove stoiace
pod nadzorem oficera Reichsweh1y, a vice bi1ua te
So nielegalne.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-02-15

kzeczoznaWcy wojsllovi sa tego zdania, zo ma
Wypadek wojny dla niekt6lych paistw pokusa spr6
boWana uzycia gaz0W moze okazac sic "a wielka
dlatego tez ma taxa eWentuanoSc lepej bye zavcza-
su p1zygotoWanym Czyli poVrotem Wchodzi w "a
stoSoWanie regu]a, ze pragnac sobie zabezpieczvc
poko]' nalezy bye odpoWiednio przygotowanym do
Wolny
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-02-15

Cd czasoW zaWieszena broni W dziedznie przy-
gotowan do Wojny chemicznej zrobiono wielkie DO
stepy ME Jest to zadna tajemnica re wynaezio-
no ostatnich latach wiele nowych trujacych ga
zoW. A dzieje sic to Wszystko pomimo tego, re W.
raznie Traktat Wersalski zabronil uzywania gazoW
w przyszlej Wojnie. s 5#. =
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Wobec tego, re W Niemczech udoskonalaja no
we diva gatunki gaz6w j przy pomocy jednego
tych podobno bedzie MONA uspic Gala armje, Mo-
skwie zas jeden czlonk6w rzadu sowieckiego kilka
tygodni temu wyrazl sie ze tenn jak, laleko Rosja
postapila W przygotoWaniach do waki chelnicznei
.lepej mic ne movie, dowodztwoe armji francuskiej
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-02-15

Z racji majacego sic odbyc zjaz-
du W Warszawie, duzo sic mowi
dzisiaj rzekomym upadku prasy
polsko-amerykanskiej. Bye mole se
po czesci sa to s}uszne zarzuty,
ale powodu jednego czy dwoch
pism ME nalezy jeszcze wszystkich,
cafej prasy polsko-amerykanskie ]
W czambuf potepiac. Prasa polska
W Ameryce utrzyma sic jeszcze ca
}e lata, bo jest potrzebna stano-
wi dla wychodzcy polskiego zrod
10 wszelakich informacyj. Gazets
amerykanska, mimo wiekszej OBJ
jetosci i mimo olbrzymiego nakla-
du ME daje ME bedzie tez "
przysz}osci dawaia materjaiu ta-
kiego, jakim interesuje' sic czytel-
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-02-15

uWaza SWa akcJe ZmlerzaJaca dO WZmOcnlenla O.
brony panstwa, zupelnie uspraWiediwiona
Podobnym argumentami pos}uguja sic kaz-
dem pafstwe W Europie. Wszedzie tam dowodzi
sie re gazy uzyte beda jedyne ola ceow obrony.
Ready W}oski belgijski naprzyk}ad oglosi]y ME
dawno re zmuszone sa utrzymywac potezne wydzia-
}y przygotowan do walki chemicznej, ponewaz to
samo robia inne pafstwa.
Kazda armja europejska nietylko re posiada lu-
dzl wyszkolonych. W poslugiwaniu sic gazami pa
lacymi plynami, ale takze moze polegac ma tenn, re
ma Wypadek wojny tego rodzaju broni bedzie miaIa
zerwoary smiercionosnych chemikalij tenn samem
re to jedynie dla ce6w obro-
ny.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-02-15

Els. jzer Wilus ma zamiar po-
wrocic do Niemiec. Rad niemiecki
podobno postanowil ofiarowac ma
rezydencie pa{ac " Hamburgu. STE
ry of:cjalne niemieckie cele-n
uspokojenia opinji publicznej eu-
rope ejskiej - zwracaja uwage, le
hyfy nastepca tronu niemieck;eso
po powrocie Holandii zamicszku-
ic ma zamku siaskim w Olesnicv,
zachowuje sic spokojnie ME pro-
wadzi zadnej agitacji politycznej.
ZuPelnie tax samo zachowa sic ---
zdaniem kof oficjalnych nieniec-
kich - i byly cessrz Wilhelm.
TAX ME jest. Byiy cesarz niemiec
XII jest wieIkim winowajca wojen-
nym. Raj dlatego, ze par1 gwaltow-
ME do woiny. Wynika to jasno z
oficjalnie ogfoszonych przez sfery
rzadowe niemieckie dopiskow ehs-
kaj jzera do raportow dyplomatycz-
nych niemieckich, przedkiadanych
nu W ciagu lipca 1914 roku.
Wtedy wtadca Niemiec poprostu
wsciekai sic ma mysl, ze mole nc
dojsc do wojny. Nastepnie Will
helm byi tym, ktory popierai ze
wszystkich sif przeiscie wojsk me-
mieckich przez Belgje. Dalej byl
lynn, ktory nakazywaf najokrutnie,
sec prowadzenie wojny we Francji,
niszczenie departamcntow po{roc-
nych, deportowanie dziesieciu ty-
siecy kobiet miasta francushiego
Lille.
Takiemu wiec zbrodniarzowi po-
htycznemu ME powinno sic pozwc-
lie ma powrot do ojezyzny. W}asnie
I,najwieksza najdosldiwsza dla ME-
70 kara jest bedzie upokorzenie
jego pychy krzyzackiej. Mech sic
dzi ma wygnaniu MECH tam umie-
IA, jek bezdomny w}oczega...
L pamietnika hrabiny Laury Bu-
bny, ktora przebywa}a diuzszy czas
ma dworze carow rcsyjskich, do
wiadujemy sic, il ma w;ele lat ma
prod wiedziaf car wybuchu re-
" olucji, ktora 60 pozbawi tronu /
zycia.
Byio to okofo 1910 roku. Car
Mikoiaj oddawa} sic namietnie spi-
rytyzmowi i uczestniczyi W seam
sach.
Tylko najbardziej zaufani VIE
dzieli, kogo maja posrod siebie.
Car bowiem przychodzif incogniso
i znikai niespostrzezenie.
Pewnego wieczoru robiono do
swiadczenia niezwyklem medium,
ktore nazywaio sic Michajiow.
Sifa tego cziowieka byia mad
zwyczajna w obecnosci jego ME
tylko INTERNATIONALLY sic zjawy,
ale przemawia{y wrozyly Iudzio-,
przysziose.
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Skoro NOVA Zjezdzie warsaw
skim, to ME cd rzeczy bedzie po-
wiedziec, ze jednej przedewszyst-
klein rzcczy wystrzegac sic na!eiy.
Me powinni bye stanowczo delega-
tami do Polski ludzie, ktorzy to
zazwyczaj staia sic delegatami tyl-
ko dlatego, ze stac ich ma op}acc-
ME sobie podrozy kosztow. Taxa
ekonomja bokiemby wyszla Wy
chodztwu W przysziosci. Ma ziazd
nalezy ludzi posiac takich, ktorzy
potrafis mas godnie reprezentowac,
ktorzy potrafia robote spoieczna
robic, takich, ktorzy swa poprzed-
ria praca udowodnii, re ma Mich :
ma ich piracy MONA W zupeinosci
polegac. Tacy ma Zjazd jechac ma
ja beg wzgledu ma to, cry ich ma
to stac czy ME. Me nalezy sic ma
wet to pytac, lecz znalesc srodki
ma pokrycie kosztow, a wyslac ta-
kich, ktorzy prace zrobia, a ME
pojada Ii tylko dla pokazania sic
Prey wysy}aniu delegatow do Pol
ski tenn ME nalezy zapominac.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-02-15
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Francja jak inne pafstwa, podpisujac Traktat
Wersa!sk, zobowiazaly sic ME uzywac gaz6w W ma
stepnej przysz}ej Wojnie, dow6dcy armj francuslze
jednak zapatruja sic te sprawe sceptycznie ME
wierza ably da}o sic tego uniknac.
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uwaza sWa akcje, zmierzajaca do Wzmocnenia O.
brony panstwa, zupehie uspraWiedliwiona.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-30
By Robert Terry Shannon

Fear slowly died from Jacuue-
lines eyes . the lifting of a.
veil dissolving of a cloud.
I've done my best, Tom," she
said in a quiet voice. Whatever
happens you will know that
love you so much that my life
itself is just a trifle-nothing-
where you are concerned. I'm
not afraid now, Tom, Just
want to stay here with you
whatever happens"
TITS no place for women" the
Spook repeated solemnly.
Hard For Her
II want you to go, but If
you're determined to stay per-
haps that's best" Tom Ware told
her. Il suppose it's as hard for
you to run away as it would be
for me. You don't have to go,
dear, unless you want to; but I
don't want you in this room.
You can step into the dining
room, behind the portieres, If you
like"
She looked at him steadily.
Tom Tom are you going to kill
God knowsr' he told her seri-
. ously. IT don't know what I'm
going to debut I'm going to
settle this once and forever, It
can't go on after tonight"
"I'll be the one to open the
door, said the Spook. my ad.
vice to you is to shoot on sight,
Let him have it in the body
every bullet you've got"
L couldn't do it that way."
Tom Ware said. He took JAG.
queline and thrust her out of the
room. She made no resistance.
God protect you and guard
you, dear" she breathed.
Footsteps sounded on the porch
outside, and Immediately the
knocking Of a heavy fist on the
door.
I'm receive him in here" Tom
Ware told the Spook. with
queer, strained smile, ''if you
don't mind doing the honors at
the door" His right hand, in.
side his coat pocket, gripped the
automatic steadily; he could in.
stantly fire through the fabric, If
necessary.
The Spook laughed softly. =
queer eerie cackling entirely out az
place. Hell be surprised. hen
be surprised" he chuckled, and
hobbled toward the door.
tTo Be Continued Tomorrow
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you call me that. Monica Mont?
When I've been as good to you as
I've been, and let go get away with
all my silk socks and my perfume,
and even my gold evening slippers
without saying a word! It's you,
who's been a sneak, If anybody
hasr'
Monica finally managed to look
her straight in the eye. But it was
not an open and honest look.
We'll. If you're such straight
goods, why didn't you come right
and say what was in your mind
a minute ago. when you came in?"
she asked acidly. why didn't you
accuse me of stealing your rotten
little pin and be done with it, In.
stead of hedging around?"
Bobbie laughed suddenly.
Monica, you just gave yourself
away" she cried. "If you never
saw any diamonds, how did you
know they were set in a pin? A
rotten little PIN is what you said
just now"
Monica gave a little start, and
then managed a tight smile that
she tried to make clever and sly.
She shook her head. and began to
take off the curl papers.
"Oh, no, I didn't say anything of
the kind! Don't try to trap me"
She denied the whole thing fatty.
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sis the most conversation I ever
heard from the Spook in the eight
years I've known him."
Its true-it's true" Jacqueline
cried. We've got to get away,
Tom: we can't risk your precious
life at the hand of a murderous
criminal like"
Tom Ware looked at his wife.
Very Grateful
IT thank you. sir" he said to
the Spook. 'You have done all
that acn humanity be expected of
you. I'm sorry can't agree with
you. For your own safety-in
case things go wrOng-may sug-
gest that you be on your way?"
you're going to stay and meet
him, then?" the Spook inquired.
"I am"
That's final?"
cit is"
TON! Tom"' Jacqueline's voice
was frantic now, her arms were
around him. And May Desmond,
reacting to Jacqueline's high emo.
plorinR him to escape while time
yet remained.
Young man." said the Spook.
Il admire your nerve, but can't
see where you're going to have
any luck with those girls hang.
ing on your neck. If you feel
It's your duty to square things up
with Lupino, you at least ought
to have a fair chance. Make no
mistake-he's coming out to this
house tonight. If you want to
meet him then, 1 think you
ought to let me take these two
LADIES' and get them away from
here"
I'm afraid" Tom Ware said
coolly, that it's too late now"
In the street outside they heard
the engine of a car coming to a
stop before the house. MAY Des-
mond darted to the window and
peered out at the edge of the
drawn shade.
It's a taxicab. Lupino's get.
ting out and paying the driver"
CHAPTER FIFTY NINE
Tom and Jacqueline were on
their feet, alert, tense, as Nav
Desmond turned away from the
window.
1T looks like big night to.
night" she said, with hard within.
sicality. I'm sorry, folks. we
waited too long. Lupino's here
now and it's curtain for some
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NOw Go On With The StOrv >

MONICA shook her vivid head
Avn again, and spat into the fire
with the sure aim of a country
Store loafer.
'I never owned you $40. Don't
be a sill" said she. But her blue
eyes did not meet Boobies stead
fast brown ones. They stayed on
the dancing flames in the CRATE.
Bobbie shrugged her shoulders.
''Why, Monica, how can you SAY
such a thing" she cried in disgust
and fury. You know you owe me
$40, just as we'll as I know it!'
Her cheeks were scarlet, and her
voice shook.
Jaw, that's a lot Of string beans.
You know l don't owe you q
nickel" Monica's voice was sud-
denly coarse and common. A back
alley voice. A gutter voice. "You
just think because I've made a
little money you can come round
here and badger it out of me! You
low -down little sneakr'
Her eyes were on Bobbie's face
now, fixed on a point just above
Bobbie's eyebrows. 1t seemed as
II Monica was trying to meet her
eyes squarely, and just couldn't
do it!
me, a. sneak?" Bobbie repeated
her word family. why how can
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-30
THEY AVOID
TEA

4 RECENT questionable to
"A prominent Americans, incIud.
ing Edison, Burbank, Sousa, Fire
stone and others, disclosed the
fact that most of these men care
fully avoid stimulants in any
form, including tea and coffee.
Answers also stated that most of
those interviewed ate sparingly
but chose foods that gave them
varied nourishment.
The famous Stradivarius made
about one thousand violins, half
of which were lost or destroyed.
OF the 500 still in existence, about
one-third are in the United States,
the others being scattered over
the rest of the world.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-30

"I never mentioned the word
pin
She got up, went into the dress
ing room and came back with
towel in her hands. Serenely she
began to wipe the cold cream
grease from her white face.
Bobbie looked al her with ad-
miration that was two-thirds scorn
and disgust. What a wonderful
prevaricator she was! An artist,
really!
We'll" she said with a little
gasp. 1--WE always heard that you
can lock up from a thief, but you
can't lock up from a liar! How
ever, you seem to be both, Monica.
So, naturally didn't stand much
chance of keeping my brooch, with
you around, did I! And it didn't
do me much good to come here to-
day and ask you about it, either"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-30

were there. Monica wasn't the
kind of tiger-cat who would give
up a thing once she had fastened
her paws upon 1t.
She went down the stairs, and az
she reached the bottom of them
a man passed her on the way up.
She turned to watch him. Where
had she seen him before? Where?
Then, all at once, she remem-
bered. He had been one Of the
guests at Gus MacCloud's New
Year party! She remembered
something else about him, too; he
had had a little blonde wife who
had watched him like a hawk all
evening.
She, herself, turned and watched
him now. He had reached the
head of the stairs, and was knock
ing upon the door of suite 204.
Suite 204 was Monica's suite!
'Ho-humv said Bobbie to her.
self, and a twinkle Of pure enjoy.
ment came into her eye. There IL
no woman so noble that she is not
tickled by finding out some dread
full secret about her enemies. And
Bobbie certainly counted Monica
as one of her enemies-one Of her
bitter ones!
Hollywood is not such a broad
minded little town as we are led
to believe. Like all little towns,
it is a hotbed of gossip.
Stories start at Dolores Daw-
sons beauty shop near Franklin
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LIPS

GtEoR her sake" May Desmond
4 pleaded with him, "you
ought to clear out. l know and she
knows that you're not afraid of
Lupino, but your own life doesn't
belong to you alone. She's got
share in 1T, and you haven't the
right to gamble with her part Of it.
She knows you're not a coward
."
Her Hero
ct know you're the finest, brav-
est man in the world, Tom" Jac-
Queline implored him, "but
couldn't live If anything happened
to you. I have tried to save you
from him, Tom, that's the only
idea I've had in mind"
THE only way you can settle
with Lupino is to kill him." the
Spook told Tom Wars cold blood
eddy. THAT would be murder
and you wouldn't want to commit
that. And the chances are. even
II you did want to, you couldn't
get away with it because he'd be
likely to get you first. That's not
your line--murder.. Do you think
because Lupino is facing trial for
killing Barney Suggs that he'd
hold back for a second? You
don't know him like / do! With
all that worry on his mind, he's
still got poison in his system to
make his play for the girl here.
His mind doesn't work the same
way that yours does. He belongs
TO a different breed.
up to certain point he's like
anybody else, but beyond that
point he don't give a damn for
the law or your life or mine-of
his own either, for that matter.
Men like him don't belong in this
generation. They belong hack in
the stone age we read about"
But this" said Tom Ware, lis
not the stone age"
mo. it's worse" the Spook ans
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wered him. We've got pistols
and taxicabs and lawyers-and
laws. Lupino's got brains enough
to use them all, but there's one
thing that he hasn't got-moral
conscience. I amt either, for that
matter-not much. I've been
LuDino's man long enough to
have most of it knocked out of
me. but not quite all. I didn't
start out in life to wind up the
sort of man am, but I've still got
little fragment of decency and a
little common sense, / hope. If
you take my tip, you'll clear out
with your wife, Mr.. Ware, and
wait for someone else to knock
off Lupino. In the end, of course,
he's going to get it. and when
that happy time comes I'd come
back to New York. if I was you.
Not before"
And that" said May Desmond,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-30
FLYING MOTH
IN PIANO

ONE Of the out-of.the-way places
" the flying moth deposits her
eggs is on piano pads. These can
be protected from the tiny moth
larvae which, incldently, do all
the damage, by removing them
and spraying them with q moth.
proofing liquid. No damage will
be done the pads as these liquids
are now obtainable in odorless and
colorless form.
eff I go down into your coun.
try I will level your great city
to the ground" wrote the Mace
DOMAIN King Philip to the Spar.
tans, called Lacons because they
inhabited that part OF Greece
known as Laconia. The reply de-
livered to Philip contained only
one word: eff" Today when a
person speaks briefly and to the
point we say that he is ''laconic."
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BObbie Ransom Is the Pretty Heroine
Of This Delightful and Gripping
Serial of Studio Life
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B0BBE RANSOM little teacher anything but
however She tries
GERTkUDE take
pictures They both refuse purpose.
marry him. IS - = - - -
she WIDOW PARKING,
her father and Hollywood There she finds at
MEe. MANGANB and meets extra girl named STELLA DEL
Roy Through Stella she lands few days work the Aagnca
studios director, ROY wife,
TIE take interest in her, GUS MacCLOUD the assistant d.
rector, falls in with and she with him.
Stella hints that once in
another movie actress who comes live at Mrs Mangans
and promises help her make good in pictures However time
Gertrude dies and leaves her brooch Of old diamonds and she sells
ting and when he admits that this is she tells him
no more Of until he's
without him. especially Monica
flat of her when gets good Roy Schultz
BObbie a at ais
behind a de
make him unhappy showing
q extra
teaching spoiled JOLLY accepts
terrible with the wicked
as she leaves
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flashed past Dolores Dawson'1
shop that February afternoon, Q
bit Of gossip that had started there
came into Boobies mind. Il had
to do with herself and Gus Mac
Cloud.
Mean Gossip
by the way, Gus" she said,
turning to him and nesting against
the dark green leather curtains,
"Lottie heard some gossip about
you and me in Dolores Dawson'S
shop the other day"
She waited for him to ask what
kind Of gossip it was. But he
only raised one Of his thick eye.
brows and grunted. Contempt
for woman-kind was in that grunt.
eyes, they say that you're en-
tirely too thick with a little blonde
extra girl from Magnifica," she
went on, watching him a. she
spoke. "And Lottie says that the
little blonde extra girl is I. Some
body has seen me going into your
house-and coming out. And be-
cause you're the handsomest
bachelor in Hollywood, people talk
about you-and me-"
He gave her a quick glance.
"Lottie told you that story?"
She nodded.
Ito Be Continued Tomorrow
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'None at ALL" Monica came back
at her easily, as she slipped off
her scarlet kimono and got into a
black satin dress that came just
to her knees. And while you're
talking about stealing, ] suppose
you think it's all right to try TO
take a girls sweetie away from
her, don't you. Miss Morals?"
Hard Pressed
Bobbie stared at her. What are
you talking about?"
Gus MacCloud" answered Mon
lea, widening her eyes until they
looked like China.blus marbles, set
in their sockets. You walk away
with Gus and you think that's a
nice Christian thing to do-to
come between me and him. To
break up a friendship that meant
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body. Me-myself--Im going to
beat it quick"
Instantly she was out of sight,
going through the portieres that
separated the parlor from the din
ing room.
Tom, there's still a CHANGER
Jacqueline urged him with swift
intensity. 1.-THE back door " ."
Time remained for a kiss. Tom
Ware took her in his arms and
their lips met with fevered
brevity.
"I'm sorry, dear, I can't CO."
he told her. ~ want you to get
out of sight. Follow May
and wait y
The Spook was on his feet,
leaning on his cane; a curious
light, intense and eager, lit his
dark, sunken eyes.
IT'S no place for a woman"
he declared.