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Evening star., 1928-10-15
TenhNe
WASHINGTON,
ID. G.
G R O w T H

TN its day, our good ship La
Savoie was Giant of the Sea
but it was only a quarter the
size of the new lie de France.
Progress and growth demand fire.
quent change and spreading out
as true in Office space as in the size
of ships.
Thus, we have outgrown the
quarters we have been occupying at
14O6 New York Avenue, and Mon
day morning, October 18th, will find
us in rOomier and more attractive
quarters in the Chandler Building,
1929 | (eye) Street NV, where you
and we will have more elbow-roOm,
and where we can more facilely
serve you.
Evening star., 1928-10-15

OF Atlantic City. N. j.. He plunged to
the ground and died in a hospital.
Police said Sarginson was a guest at
a party in the apartment of Mortimer
Wiske, an advertising illustrator. While
most Of the guests were entering the
dining room, Wiske said Sarginson en-
tered another room alone. A few min
utes later doorman informed Wiske
that Sarginson had fallen to the street
Evening star., 1928-10-15

Soccer is now the most popular sport
in Peru with boxing second.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-04

another time. regardless of good in
tentions on the parts Of those most
interested.
Thus IL vas with the Stuarts.
Three months after the coming Of
little Jill, as the last-born was
finally c~hristened, affairs In that
household had reverted 20 the level
obtained before the birth. And
again their troubles were due almost
directly to the debasing influence Of
Easy Money"
From the day he entered the field
Of business" it seemed quite clear
to all his friends and acquaintances
that Jack Stuart was riding to q
serious. III not fatal, fall. That is
what everybody-or nearly every-
body-predicted. Among the min
GRITTY, oddly enough, was Jill. She
said very little. but what little she
said was a boost fer Jacks success
Owing to Pat ~Sweeney's investiga-
tions. IL finally developed that the
missing soldier, Davidson. had, in
reality, died in France. The mar
supposed 20 have been him, who was
discharged from the Ohio hospital.
had never lived in Elliston, and
knew nothing about any property
there. When these facts had been
thoroughly proven. il vas decided by
the partners, Sweeney. Stuart and
Justin. that an equal division of the
$4,000 placed in trust for the sol
der should be made, each Of them
% receive ona-third, or Sl6.656. with
the accrued interest. When this ar
Fangement had been completed, Pat.
with the trio's consent, had begun
tho work Of sinking a well for oil.
and getting out more ore. III il we're
found that the tugsten value still
carried, they would then proceed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-04

into action, ~azz-stepping to the
saxophone cali.
.sv~. -
~ 60 - spne k
uancer' diii, darfingl" painted FRAN
co.'s. with n new daring at the finish
| IA n sirrv ~pxrs,n. go iuut a. t,r.
- - $3.50
Il 'u uFthstis ~ 'neA
stuart y MS e~cnpenions Nlth ka-
Velle:
Jill saw her huxband-and his
pertner-1ust in time TO alter her
LAfl mo MIS-. stuart please, 20
usual" % the perfectly cute iittie
qneryi -De you thing -, Frank. OIL
dear
Mia havelle shot a swift glance al
ne glowerirg co~untenanre Of the
man she bad sworn 20 call her "own Y
and the light Of q hectic triumph
biazed In her sloe-blaek eyes.
But when she spoke a moment
later her tone carried no hint OF
anything save an indulgent wcmnnly
sympathy.
Don't let IL hurt you, Jack she
said, I'm u low tone, aside AZ him.
"Sha was probably just joking
4J0kinglh repeated Jack, with Bit
ter emphasis. ~Mayhe-but n that's
her idea Of n Joke, talking that way
on q dance floor. she's gotta funny
sense Of humor. I'll sayi"
And despife the pif;fuf fact fhai
they we're not con speaking terms"
Jacks own suffering impelIed him
Co speak that night ~ they started
home, Jill sitting In studied silence
In the req seat OF the sndmn.
1T seems 10 me. Jill.n NJ began,
fighting 10 keep his voice from
trembling. shat even IL you haven't
any respect for me. that vou'd have
enough for yourself not to be calling
your lover ~endesring names on q
dance floor for everybody TO heAri"
VEIL, came the clustering retort
: from out q gloom behind, "if he
- my lover. why shouldn't I call
him ~endearing nnmes--for tn whole
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-04
cHAPTER L

CHAPTER L
II was then that Jack Stuart
laughed He roared and haw-haw-
ed, hee-hawed, laughed until the
tears poured from his eycsl He for
got altogether the question Jill had
asked. He didn't have 70 tell the
mother Of the Littlest Woman, nor
Sister Monica, the cause Of his
mirth. They couldn't avoid seeing,
and the sight almost convulsed even
the dignified sister. IL was, in
truth, a sight to shatter the decorum
Of a wooden Indian!
Jacks thumb had disappeared en-
tirely. To the intensely interested
spectators-himself included-it was
perfectly obvious that the Littlest
Woman was getting "A meal-or
thought she was, al leastl And
lest the means be removed when
she wasn't looking, her two small
hands, with all fingers, were clutch
ing in what looked like a deathless
grip.
The howl that instantly followed
the Withdrawal Of that which she
seemed 10 have found SO delicious,
proved the Littlest Woman had a
pair Of lungs to compare with n
steam caliope.
But the incident, ridiculous though
it was, served a most valuable pur-
pose in that it cleared the atmos-
phere TO a better understanding.
temporarily at least, between Jill
and Jack. When he took leave or
his wife and last-born, he kissed
them both very tenderly. and left n
far happier woman than he had
found on arrival.
But, IL Is a well-known fact that
conditions that will breed dicord
once, are almost sure to repeat at
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-04
Rural Teachers
Meet March 16

The rural teachers Of Cameron
county will meet at the Olmito school
house ut 1880 y. m. March 16. This
will be the second meeting az the
year. The first was held February
10 at San Benito. and the third will
be held April rs. Following Is the
program for the meeting on March
16:
Technique Of Playground Super
vision-Supt. +. F. Kluck. Santa
Rosa.
Athletics in High School-Coach
Morrison. San Benito.
Fundamentals OF Arithmetic IN the
Junior Grades-Supt. j. r.. Wagner,
OImitc.
Suggestions and Requirements for
Final Repcrts-Supt. r. ID. Ken
M
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-04

with the mines development on Z
larger plan. Thus matters stood.
Lady Luck ~ fiiEhty, a. everyons
agrees. And the people she favors
and the means she employs 20 fur
Their her ends, are what make her
the plaything OF the gods, the slip.
perry Lady Of chaneei She = "a
unexpected. For instances
Jack Stuart had known fol
months. along with some half dozen
close friends who "tickled" the mar.
ket now ard then, that b. A q. w
was due for q "ballocning!" It was
slated for q tremendous risel
And so, when ID. q s. w. went
down to rs, and hung there for days
and days, Jack at last told himself
IL was time to buy. he meant "a
risk ten thousand-and ne did. But
In his excitement Jack put up his
order IL instructed him 20 "sell.'
That was adjust sell. Not Abuy,F
but SELL And 20 sell, with moth
ing 10 sell. he must, in stock mar
ket parlance, "sell short" using
Jacks $4,000 as margin to cover
loss. This he did.
One hour after his order had gone
in, b. a s. w. shit the tobogganH
for q record slide. From rs 10 went
70 90 in 20 minutes. II vas IS when
the market closed.
But Jack Stuart knew nothing OF
the stocks rctr0grnde movement,
having gone home Immediately after
placing his order. He was still in
bed the next forenoon when ID. a
$. w. passed the so mark. BY the
time he had reached his office and
taken a look at the ticker he had in
stalled, b. a s. w. was at 90.
Jack sat down TO think. He had
been thinking MI the time that ne
was buying" u. A 8. w. Suddenly
II came 20 him. the wording Of his
order. and his knees began to shake.
He rushed 10 the telephone, called
up his broker ard Yes. ne had
sold, according 10 his written in
structions. Jack ordered him 10
close out. Then he hurried TO the
brokers' office in person to figure
his winnings! He found he had
cleaned up a tidy sum.
\. Lady Luck Jack had played I
bunch to win-tn buy ANTICIPATING
advance But he didn't tell TIKI
broker So And, following directions
the man Of stocks sold short
Lucky error. Had his order said
buy" instead Of sell" his loss would
have been tremendous. Easy money!
Jill received the news in a manner
strangely at odds with that in which
Il might have been expected she
would take ii.
Just puppets Of Easy Money!
she proclaimed, and there was a wall
Of dread forcboding in her tones
IF il brings anything like what the
other brought we'll certainly be the
happy family. yes, with a reverse
English"
Jack scoffed at her for a calamity
howler!" Then he s~traightway pro.
eeeded to start the bali q rolling, the
ball loaded to bring forth a barrel OF
grief!
To celebrate his cleanup he must
needs give a party at the Casino
cabaret bang-up party with
frills on il. -
Again Jill "went crazy" and nearly
broke the roulette bank. With Mike
Sweeney and Professor lie Tarte act
ing as mascots. she nicked tho
croupier three times cut Of five.
When her stack Of $50 green cheeks
footed up 20 fifty. she suddenly Quitl
And they called her crazyf
"Jill Stuart certainly is going the
pace nowln remarked the ever-ob-
servant critics on the sidelines. "a
they watched her whipping herself
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-04

kattles, Squeaks Re-
moved With Felt,
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-04

land McFarlinx, Warren DAVIS.
George Haas, Jim Mcclure, 'o na
Boeyc, Jack Drake. Fred Petch, ana
Bernard Hill.
Coach Daley has decided tnst
Donna will not enter "a baseball team
in thr rrhnnl athletics of the county
this year but will concentrate nn
track and field events having urcnv,,
cred some really promising rnater'sl
IN that lire.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-20

Now the screen liUesl Now
you will HEAR a. well az
SEE the Flaming Youth pic
ture that all America is talk.
ing about! HEAR the soundsK
of revelry at dawn. Tanta-
LIKING laughter above theSs.
wall of saxophones, the,
blinking of glasses &. dizzy
tongues chattering :. gild-
ed youth shrieking defiance
to old ideas. HEAR ravish.
ing Joan Crawford do the
"Wobbly Walk!" HEAR !
sobered youth singing It's
heart refrain 50
.'T LoUed You Then AZ
4 LoUe You Nou.S
You'll carry that song II
your heart for days. Come.
share our enthusiasm - the
wondrous. new sound screen
will find an echo in your
heart.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-21
BY DICK MILLER

Harry Schopp, supervisor of golf
at the city municipal courses, today
launched plans toward landing the
eighth annual amateur public links
championship tournament of the
U. S. G.. A. for Indianapolis at
South Grove course in 1929.
Schopp recently was named dis
trict representative to take care of
entries in this section this year, for
the seventh annual meet. 1t will be
held July 81, Aug. l, 2, and 4 at
Cobb'S Creek municipal course in
Philadelphia. Harry hopes to land
the big event for indianapolis next
year and thereby bring to this city
national golf recognition due the
six beautiful municipal courses.
Entry fee to the 1923 champion
ship event is SIS. 1t should be mailed
to Schopp who will send it to the
tournament committee. There will
be public links champion
crowned, also a winning team
named. Each club may enter six
players, but only four Of them may
compete as team. The names of
the team players must be sub
mitted before play starts Aug. l.
hold competitive test to determine the
ones to represent the ely courses at the
meet. A thirty -six-hole tournament for
that purpose is advised, to be held the
week of July 2. Schopp has not stated
whether such competition will be required
here as no local municipal course has
more than six players to go. Such events
need to be stimulated in this city and
Schopp is starting the ball rolling.
II Il
The jackson sisters, Alexa and Min
Meta, were guests of Harry for a round
of golf at South Grove. They are play
ing at the Circle.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-21
Schopp Launches Move to Obtain
/, National Public Links Tourney
for indianapolis Next Season
Supervisor of Local Municipal Golf Hopes TO Land In
portant Event; Entries Sought Here for 1923
/ Meet at PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. G. G. Bowers of South
Grove took her golf sticks along
to South Bend this week to play
over Erskine Park and Chain-O'-
Lakes courses. Mrs. Bowers will
find the sponge-like fairways much
different than the local courses.
The Peoria and Eastern, Athletic Associ-
ton will hold its intra-association meet
next Sunday at South Grove. Competition
will determine the personnel of the p. 81
E. golf team for its first match with the
P. & E. team of Urbana, Ill. The COM
petitors for the local posts are J. A.
Young. o. w. Martin, Norman Smith. H.
Schneider, Bruce Fultz. E. H Jankle.
Searcy, James H. Bowen, Bender and Mel
mick.
Avalon announces that the. two-baI
Sunday, but rained out, will be on the
card next Sunday. The men do the in
viting this time.
The women's medal handicap
event tournament played this week
at Avalon finished in the following
manner: Mrs. H. Osborne was first;
Mrs. H. S. Buchanan, second; Mrs.
j. c. Patton, third, and Mrs. M. j.
Abbott, fourth.
Il
Ray Robertson is going to deliver Ave
minute talk at the Avalon Friday night
meeting this week on "Divots." That
doesn't mean, however, that Ray is going
to take any digs at any Of the members.
+ 4
Avalon golf players no doubt will
learn quite bit from j. c Patterns
address on "Your Caddy and YOU"
after which Roy Smith will give one
of his regular club-swinging lee
lures.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-21
Serni-Pros and Amateurs

indianapolis Cubs will play the Brook
side A. AS Sunday at Rhodius No. 2. at
3 p. m. Russell Paugh and John Smith
form the Cubs battery. Cubs practice
at Rhodius Friday at $50.
indianapolis Y. M. S. claim a 5-to-4
victory over the Indianapolis Cubs, in
eleven innings. Y. NJ. S. claim that
Beck's steal Of home in the eleventh in
ming was legitimate. Y. M. S. will meet
the st. PatrickS Sunday at Garfield No.
at p. m.
Indianapolis Cubs manager alleges that
the Y M. S. did not win the game. but
the contest ended in g 4-all tie. The
Cu3's manager claims that the o'clock
closing law put halt to the game in
the eleventh with a Y. M. S. runner on
third base and that the runner came home
after the game had been called.
A good team wishing the services Of
pitcher call Belmont 5305 or Belmont 4473
or write r. Paterson, 1125 N. Holmes
Ave.
Dickerson's A. B. C.s will play the
strong Coca-Colas at Bloomfield Sunday.
July 4, 8 and Is are open dates and the
A. B. C.s would like to hear from State
teams in regard to games. Address Ed
ward Dlckerson. 1886 Indianapolis Ave, or
call Talbot 1882.
Rain Sunday caused postponement OF
Sundays game at Centerville. The In
dianapolis Invaders have Sunday and
July 1 open and are anxious to hear from
Meridian St., or call Drexel 2l39 before
6 D. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-21
CHAIN JUNIORS DRILL

Diamond Chain Juniors, entered
in the Times-Legion baseball tour
ney, and sponsored by the Holiday
Post, will practice Friday evening
at the Chain diamond. Ali players
will be present in uniform.
Juniors will play the Kansas st.
Blues in flrst-round game Satr-
day at Riverside No. 2. Jack
Sweeney is the manager of the
Juniors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-21

Boston terriers, police and other
puppies are offered for sale in to-
nights "Pet" want ads. Buy the
Riddles a dog.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-21

A fast game is expected sunday 1 yhen
Red sox at the !s0 County Green zen
Sox have been playing good road ball this
season and have defeated some OF the
States fastest teams.
Hoosier A. B. C.s will hold a special
meeting tonight at the home Of the man
ager and all players are requested to be
are requested to get in touch with the
manager before Saturday. Hoosiers have
July % and August dates open .9 and stT9ng
ton write Martin Moore, 1747 Northwest
ern Ave.
Indianapolis Triangles play at Rushyille,
Ind Sunday. Trianges have open dates
for July and 4, Aug. u, 10 and 26 and
desire to hear, from fast State teams at
ST. scs; or GAIT cal Dre e T. 66s Spi"'' -
orioles would like to book a game with
Sunday. orioles have a park permit. Call
Drexel $780, and ask for Johnny.
st. Patricks will play the strong Y. M. S.
Sunday at Garfield Park and the following
sunday the Saints win meet the fast 81;
Philips at BroO6side Park Saints Saints Will
b hSld l 55EidfPY ed nsn ' sahs S @
Write WIT FRANK saR ROTH 9TH 1886 Cottage Ave '
good right handed pitcher with State
independent and high school experience
would like to connect with fast Satur--
day afternoon league team or with fast
sunday city or State team. Can also
Hemlock 1881 after p. M, Big Four,
Riversides. Advance Paint, Bel, Telephone,
Bloomington, Carmel, Bedford and An
derson please note.
LILLIAN Gigerich of the Morris st. M.
E. took the lead in the hone-run, CONTEST
of the indianapolis Amateur Baseball AS
ISOLATION by hitting his third circuit blow
of the season last Saturday against the
Central Christian. william Hutton is
second with two homers. B. Davis also
has two.
Reserves will practice at willard Park
this evening at p. m. All players must
be on hand. June "a, July and IS are
open and fast State teams desiring those
dates call Cherry SAIL or write A. Monroe.
POOL Roosevelt Ave.
LADOGA, Ind.--A double header will be
played here Sunday between the Ladoga
nine and the fast Lincoln Highways Of
Indianapolis. The first game will start
at 1:45.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-21

Reserves will practice at willard Park
be on hand June "a, July 4 and IS are
open and fast State teams desiring those
dates call Cherry SAIL or write A. Monroe,
POOL Roosevelt Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-21

Indianapolis Triangles play at Rushyille,
Ind. Sunday. Trianges have open dates
for July l and 4, Aug. IL, 10 and 26 and
desire to hear from fast State teams at
once. Write H. E. Beplay, 16 E. orange
ST., or cal DreXel 1864.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-21

LADOGA, Ind.-A double-header will be
played here Sunday between the Ladoga
nine and the fast Lincoln Highways of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-21

orioles would like to book a game with
the Fountain Squares or st. Patricks for
Sunday. orioles have a park permit. Call
Drexel 1851 and ask for Johnny.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-21

A good team wishing the services Of
pitcher call Belmont 5305 or Belmont 4473
or write r. Paterson, 1125 N. Holmes
Ave.
Evening star., 1928-01-23
OPENING ATTRACTIONS IN WASHINGTON
THEATERS

from Jail to warn her favorite Judge
and two couples are made happy.
On the stage is Richard Hcrndon's
colorful Merry o-Round Revue.
with the original New York cast
scenery. costumes and music, featuring
Libby Holman.
M-G-M News and the Palace Concert
Orchestra under the direction of Harry
Bories round out good program,
LITTLE THEATER--"Petcr the
Grcat"-"Moana."
A double bill is offered at the little
Theater for the current week. with Emil
jennings in. perhaps his greatest role,
Peter the Great" and "Moana,' a stir
ring drama of the South Seas as they
really are,
Peter the Great" is a fine produc-
ton. depicting the historical version OF
the life of the mighty Russian sovereign
and his relationship with the girl.
Martha Skavronsky. whom he caused
to be baptized in the Greek Church
under the name Of Catherine and raised
to Czarina. A vivid description of the
loves. battles and intrigues of the Rus
sian Emperor. and how his son Alexis.
with the aid of his mother and the
priesthood. attempted TO ruin his plans
and later to aSsassinate him, arc
offered.
The picture "Moana" gives thor
ouehly entertaining depletion of the life
of the South Sea inhabitants. showing
them at their work and peopling a
realistic South Sea romance Robert j.
Flaherty geocpraher and explorer. spent
20 months among the natives filming
the incidents required for the produc-
ton.
A news film showing the interesting
happenings of last week. in addition to
shots of President Coolidge in Cuba. are
added.
Evening star., 1928-01-23
FOx-"The Wizard"

Newspaper writers especially. and
most reaoerS as, well. are interested in
scoop" which perhaps explains the
throngs st the Fox Tneater who en-
;oyed the mystery drama. The Wizard, .
representing Edmund Lowe in the char
acteT Of a cub reporter with the Morn
ing Star. On the ere of dismissal, fate
casts him IN the role Of hero who
rescues Ann Webster. girl with whom
he has instantly fallen in love. a few
hours previously. from horrible death
while she. IN turn. saves his life from
monster and incidentally clears up 8
n,urcer mystery which had ba.fied the
detectives and police.
This weird tale, taken from the stag
play. "Baioo," Is worthy Of the pen OF
Poe or Dumas. Gustave Won Seyffertitz
as a chemist ard surgeon who becomes
crszed with thoughts OF revenge. and
his remarkably strange method OF ac-
complishins II. furnishes thrills o!
suspense and apprehension
The Fox Theater Symphony Orches-
ira delights with classic selections
the Prayer" Lament and The
Cavotte." accompanied By "ocal artists
The Fox Moyietone presents 10 eye
and ear the noisy and enthusiastic
welcome accorded President Coolidge on
his visit 70 Cuba: President Machado'f
address Of welcome. in Spanish. and
President CoOiicges response with ex-
preSSso1s OF peace and an1ity.
On the stage George L Marie. al
tnteFiocutoY. and his 50 modern min
styeis furnish a great many laughs
and much amusement with witty re-
MARKS dancing agility, popular songs
and nss1y costumes,