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By Rayner Seelig

down. What did she care? sud
denly she realized how little all
those things meant. Her life
why her life had flowed out like
a fountain on the night her love
had been killed. She had bought
Estabrook honor. from Scarlet.
but now that was over. Scariett
had broken the bargain. Scarlet
must go.
She had no plan of action when
she went to her husbands room
She was not afraid. She had
nothing to lose. every thing, now,
had little value for her. Az
she went in she thought to her
self: How different this Is from
the last time, when I went to get
Nan. Then everything was at
stake, love, happiness. security.
And now-only the honor OF a
woman who has been faithIess
wife and a false friend Z
Scarlet was coming toward her,
smiling. but with an expression Of
surprise on his handsome face.
A shiver of repulsion, recoil from
the intimacy implied, shook Becky.
Scarlet said: Excuse the negli-
gee, my dear. You didn't knock,
you know" And then ne was off,
congratulating her. passing on
flowery second hand compliments.
predicting future glories, future
happiness. lit was. I'VE will do
this" and I'VE will do that"
The We brought Becky out Of her
daze.
She struck the dressing table
sharply with her fan, exclainaing:
''We-Wes We will do nothing.
We separate tonight. z
What, has success gone a.
your head so quickly? or have
you found your heart again? NY
dear Becky, you wouldn't break
up our charming partnership?
Our agreement
Has been broken. Dan. It,s
quite useless, the game Is PLAYED,
but have spoken to Blanche de
Saint Sole. She has told me
everything
A wave Of color flooded Scar.
let's face. But. he held his
ground. Becky swept away his
nretence OF bewilderment with
gesture. ITS no use. Then. In
changed voice: .'Oh. why did
YOU do It? You've had plenty If
money, everything. WIN couidn,t
you have come to me IL Won
needed more? WHY didn't you
tell me? was SO proud Of the
change in you"
Scarlet must have sensed the
futili& of denial. For, fiinging
himself modify into a chair. he
fingered his mustache, saying: at
wasn't money. As d matter If
fact, Becky, you've never under.
stood me. It's the thrill Of the
thing. half of it. The satisfaction
OF outwitting someone. I could
always have had plenty Of money
II IT had amused me to work. Bur
1t didn't. 1t goes hack n long
way. ] came from a respectable
enough family. not poor. But al.
though they gave me pocket
money soon found the charm
of pilfering small amounts from
the household.
(TO Be Continued Monday
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go to my house. There was an
apartment. a little place for us,
across the river. And suddenly,
when | was in his arms, he asked
for it-for the bracelet. / would
have screamed but it would bring
people, police, discovery. | pleaded.
/ protested. He said: For each
refusal you will give me another
jewel. sweetheart At last / saw
it was useless. / gave him every
thing everything I had.
I would have kept it secret, too,
for was terrified. But / have
q young friend who Is journal.
ist. The next afternoon he asked
why I was not wearing my brace
let. In my terror | exclaimed
that my jewel box had been stolen
during the night. Immediately
the papers were full of it,"
The woman stopped. coughing.
Becky, cIinging 20 the table,
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A Vivid Serial of Adventure, Mystery,
Romance, jealousy, LOUe and Sacrifice

de Saint Sole had gone, muf-
fling her sobs with that absurd.
lacy handkerchief. Becky re.
manned leaning against the table.
staring straight before her.
Here was her happiness. Here
was her hope. Gone. Everything.
She thought bitterly how. only
an hour ago. she had reflected
GSoudIy on the change in Scar
lett's mode of living. She had
brought him up, She had re-
formed him. Scoundrel. thief.
bIackmailer-she had thought all
that buried In the past. but it
was not. 1t had been going on.
Blanche. Her friend. Her trust
ed friend. And he had made
love to Blanche. And robbed her.
"A fury that was 80 much q
thing OF the nerves that it shook
her physically descended upon
Becky. Her body was suddenly
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-01

a bar of white hot metal. scorch.
ing. soaring. Her mind was a
thin flame that burned bluely in
chaos. All the wrongs she had
suffered in patience, every blow
to which she had given no retail
alton. every bitterness of her
past. seemed to collect In her
now, so that her rage became a
rage not alone against Scarlet.
but against life, with its inius.
tice, its sadness. its brutality.
She had fought cleanly and
fairly, her weapons true. and
life had beaten her down. 1t
had taken love, taken her heart.
But it should not take the last
small thing she had. Her honor
lin the eyes Of the world
might go. Her self respect she
would keep.
She might go down. Fame,
glory, honor, life itself might go
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NOlO Go On With The Storu.

GIVE all the time in the world"
4 he answered slow and DELHI.
erateIy. Il can sit here till MORN
ing if necessary"
But it isn't necessary" Sally's
voice was sharp all at once.
"And, honestly. l can't do a
thing with you sitting there,
staring at me like an owl. You
make me nervous. Go on
home like a nice boy and then
I'll go out dancing with you to.
morrow night-maybem
The thing that first had drawn
Sally to Ted Sloan was his
dancing. She never had liked
him very we'll until one night
when he had come upstairs to
teach her the Charleston" That
had been two years before. and
since then they had danced to-
gether once or twice a week.
Ted's mother said they were
dancing FOOLS and sarcastically
advised them to get a job on a
vaudeville circuit.
He got up now to go down
stairs to her. Well. il I'm going
to be kicked out I'd better hit
the skids myself" he said. and
went. banging the screen door
behind him. "See you tomorrow.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-01
An Amazing Narrative of the Trials and
Pitfalls That Confront Our
Girls of Today
What Has Happened So Far:

SALLY JEROME, co. pretty and the
arated from her mother
Of
MILE, Sally,
the housewOrk office PEEVEY
In the afternoons
In the flat
IN love with Sally Sally small interest him
as dancing partner
The only she is sentmntay interested in JOHN
NYE, whose real estate office
office She doesn't know him.
knows OOk like.
On hot Monday August MI into saIys office with
that her because
make love to her. Sally however, knows that the real
Miles quitting because he did
Beans best girl MABEL WILMOT has told Sally Me will
never stay in office where she doesn't thrill"
Mie happens to catch glimpse Of John Nye
Immediately i'm
idea the vampsh Mile working for NYe.
Oestaled
lunch She starts home disappointed
Sally Later that afternoon Sally
milk the corridor and to
bottle while Sally
NOD Go On With The StOru
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-01
DO YOU KNOW
THAT

LIVERY resident in Leningrad,
~ Russia, has been instructed
to purchase a gas mask of
special design, costing seven
rubIes t$3.50l. and tenants are
required to have a drug store in
every building in order to be
ready to protect themselves in
case of gas attack. Lectures are
being arranged for the tenants
about gas warfare They are fur
Their required to prepare in every
house a 'gas protection cellar"
with alright doors and a venti-
iating system through which the
necessary air is to be supplied
after filtration through coal.
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else inthe world had forgotten
1t. But he always said ii as if
1t was something brand new
something that had just popped
into his brain.
Mabel. who was as sharp as a.
needle, called him "Beautiful-but-
dumb" to his face.
You're a simp and 8 cuckoo,
but love you anyway" che
would say TO him. And I'm
going to marry you even II
have to keep on working to pay
the grocery bills!"
At midnight Mile came home
with her hair wind blown, her
eyes misty and dreamy. and a
large bunch of common white
and-yellow daisies pinned on her
breast.
Picked these In a field along
the road" she said sweetly to
Sally, who was still awake and
reading In bed. Johnny David
son took me driving for millions
of miles to roadhouse called
The Red Min Ever been
there?"
Sally shook her head. She
barely heard what her sister was
saying.
How pretty she ISL she was
thinking. particularly when she's
been out in the air and the wind
has blown some OF that rouge and
powder off her face. John Nye
il sure to fall in love with her.
Sure to! Sure as fate"
Aloud she said: Mile. know
where there's a good job that
you can have il you want It,"
She began to tell her about
John Nye and the position in
John Nye's office.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-01

Some like the others like old
State best after seeing the others.
But travel is fine of life everyone should travel il
only around their home own
They should acquant themselves its history
ing OF its monuments and for in Of these
should ask about city and State how stupid
for you not to know.
Besides place has interesting history We think
strange places interesting than home places because
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-01

inquire about things At home may pass monument
IN the park for and know exactly why it there
In strange cities look the of the buildings;
study the views visit all sections of the city, At
apt live in little things we
pass way daily to work.
And how much interesting trip next summer the
country will be if this winter you time good
history of the United States
Learn something of the first pahfnders endured
that ride the highways safety and comfort
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-01
By FAY KING

Il
we no longer look with expression the
- W. 40 re hp"n I'll the Washington. Or at
the man IN NeW York who has been all the California
possible for whole families to pile
In with the household pets and sailing forth into the lands
and cities they have read about and longed to
On + Street, with license
San Diego In los Angeles and San Francisco
with tags from Maine and Massachusetts,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-01
What Do You KnOJU2
ANSWERS TO ToDAY's TEST
Questions on Editorial Page.

Artist 2 President Scientist Dramatist Manufac
urer. Actress True-Strauss composed "The Beautiful Blue
Danube Waltz FaeDetrot is the largest automobile manu-
featuring center the United FasePcady
London TO- TrueThe abbreviation for IL False
Sumatra is the East Indies H. Venezuela 49, France L.
Punishment Is. Revolutionary 16. Birds
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up and go into the adjoining room.
l will do what | can You shall
have your bracelet II buy 1t with
my life !"
mo do not say that"
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ooh. nonsense, Becky managed
to laugh. only figure of speech.
Please leave me now.
CHAPTER 80
For some moments after Blanche
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-01
A Unique Gift

THE Duke and Duchess of York have received of Maui
ritius which visited while their Australian tour The
map silver while diamonds mark the factories and
rubes the lighthouses around the coast
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-01
A Skunk Obstructs Traffic

MOTHER skunk, accompanied by four took
"A session of highway Before the obruc-
tionss got road States had
beenh held up from five to twenty-five minutes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-01
CHAPTER VI

CHAPTER VI
Millie was pleased as Punch at
the prospect of going to work
for John Nye. But because she
was pleased. she pretended not
to be. She was full of such
tricks.
She stood before her toilet glass.
seemingly in deep. dark thought.
while she wiped the 'tChinese
black" from her eyelashes and
brows with a wad Of wet cotton.
She wasn't half so pretty by the
time she had finished. For her
lashes and brows. were even light
err than her hair, naturally, and
gave her an insipid look.
Well" she began doubtfuliy,
I'm not so sure that r. want
to. work for your good looking
friend, Nye. now that I have the
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-22
School Athletic
Leaders Arrange
For State Meet

J. f. Carlson, Jr., and Glenn Pratt
motored to Tucson on Saturday to
spend the weekend with friends at the
University of Arizona. While in Tue
son they attended the basketball game
between the University of Mexico and
the University of Arizona, which was
won by Arizona 27-26
Final arrangements for the state
basketball tourney and hotel accom-
modations for the Douglas team We're
also made by Principal J. E. Carlson,
and Business Manager Pratt.
The university athletic officials are
expecting large attendance at the
state cage tourney this season and
have already started a ticket selling
campaign among the campus organi-
zations
DR.. Toulouse and Fred Johnson, both
of Los Angeles, will officiate all %
games of the tournament.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-22
THIEF ESCAPES F amous Creole Show
WITH $500 AND To Appear Tonight at
MUCH CLOTHING The Grand Theatre

Not since "shufflin Along has
this city been treated to an ALL
Creole musical comedy, and for THAI
reason, if not for the fact that
"Struttin Sam from Alabam,' which
shows tonight at the Grand is said
to be the finest colored show ever
produced, blase playgoers here have
opened their eyes in the interest Of
a new play diversion.
Arthur Hockwald take s preast
pleasure in announcing that all ar.
langements have been made and are
complete for an engagement of his
Creole musical comedy which comes
here after successful seasons in New
York and Chicago
The producer of 'Struttin' Sam
from 1Alabams' Arthur Hockwald,
also produced the famed Georgia
Minstreis,' "Bambola Land" and
number of other highly successful
colored shows. He has become
known as one of the foremost pre-
ducers of shows Of that type in
America and for years he has been
in the fore.
One of the outstanding attrac-
tion in "Struttin Sam from Alabam"
is the big chorus which boasts of q
dozen or more blonde and red
headed Creole beauties in the front
line. Such types are very rare
among the negro race, according to
Hockwald, and are secured when
ever they are discovered.
Harris and Webb head the cast as
featured comedians Freita Shaw is
the prima donna and Margaret Jack !,
son, known as the "black GALL
Curci," is cast for specialties. John.
son and Brown, Mildred Washington.
Tom Tolliver and others have prom
inent feature roles.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-22

Felony warrants We're issued in
Douglas justice court Monday after
noon charging burglary in connection
with the breaking into and rifling of
several rooms in the White House, a
rooming house on Tenth street opposite
the city hall. 1t is estimated by police
and the men who occupied the rooms
that the thief got away with more
than $500 in money and a large amount
of clothing and other personal prop
erty.
Police reported that the robbery was
committed during the day Sunday. The
men whose rooms were entered We're
away at work during the day and the
thefts were discovered when they came
home at night Trunks in several Of
the rooms had been broken open and
clothing and money taken from them
A number of suit cases are missing
and the police believe that the thief
filled them with the stolen clothes and
departed with them. Every effort is
being made to apprehend the criminal