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No. 1880 In Probate
NOTICE OF SALE
In the Superior Court of the State
Of California, in and for the
County of Imperial


In the Matter of the Estate Of
j. s. Robson, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned administrator will sell
at private sale to the highest bid
der for cash and subject to confir-
nation by the court, on or after
March 9TH, 1928, all the right, title
and interest and estate of said j.
5. Robson, at the time of his
death, Lot % of the Pellet Tract,
City of Brawley, Imperial County,
California, as per map thereof No.
20, filed in the office of the County
Recorder of Imperial County, Cah-
fornia, ten per cent of the purchase
price to be paid at the time of sale,
balance on confirmation of sale.
All bids must be made in writ
ing and left with the administrator,
or his attorney at 1O7 Rehkopf
Building, FL Centre, California.
ALBERT ROBSON,
Administrator of the Estate of j.
S. Robson.
Jas, w. Glassford, Attorney for
Administrator. f 16t15
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oTICE OF HEARING OF OBJ
TO ANNEXATION

Notice is hereby given that a pc
ion has been duly and regularly
ed with the Board of Trustees of
el City of I'll Centre asking for
annexation, by said city of Il
HAHN uninhabitcd territory there
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pg contiguous to the western
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The Washington times., 1928-11-30

Ing SUIT"
Madge was dimpling through her
tears. and her lovely arms crept
about his neck.
While his lips knew the wine Of
her mouth, joy suffused her. Gone
were her doubts, and in their
place was rose.red ecstasy that
Carroll - her Carroll - remained
upon the pedestal where her love
had placed him.
Dinner that night was happy
affair. and so did Madge slide
into DAYS which seemed to fly by
She spent her afternoons In the
studio, posing for Carroll, and his
sketch of her was almost com.
pleted Meanwhile. Sayre wrote
that he had decided to stay with
the Huttons for the summer, and,
although Madge promised herself
to visit him, she continued to post-
pone the journey, content to drift
happily with Carroll.
Il ought to go and see father"
Madge sighed one afternoon early
in June, during a rest period be-
tween poses "You make me for
get everyone and everything,
Carrollp'
go on forgettingp' He was
stopped and kissed the golden silk
on, IT heard this morning that
they will deliver my new plane to-
morrow Or the next day. I'll take
you to see your father in some
style, Ecstasy. You shall drop
out Of the clouds on him like a
Madge laughed delightedIy. I
always said that / had to have
thrills with love, but never
thought / would be engaged to be
married to the flying painterw
AZ will manufacture thrills for
YOU, beloved" he whispered.
"But you're such little old-fash-
ioned girl! You make such
sor1g.and-dance about marriage,
and we can't be married until my
aunt returns. To me, my love
for you sanctifies everything! !
feel as much your husband as
though we'd been married twice
over. You are my woman, I am
your man."
This was a heady doctrine, par
ticuIarIy as Madge felt as she
looked UP. into Carroll's face that
he was quite the best-looking man
she had ever seen. Yet some.
thing made her change the sub.
ject.
She got up from her chair and
moved across the room, picking
up a carved Italian stiletto, the
beauty of which intrigued her.
Where did you get this?" she
asked, purposely evading .his burn
ing eyes.
"Oh, / found that in Naples" J"
Carroll returned, and his tones
were sulky as those of a small
hoy. Her Carroll! Her child, and
her man!
Shall We do some more work,
or are you tired?" he asked with
frigid formality, but before the
afternoon had gone they were
laughing together, and that eve.
ming they spent on Carroll's bal
cony high above the park, while
he read to her in low, passionate
tones.
"Ah, If you trusted me more!'
he whispered late, late that night,
when at last Madge protested
that she must go home.
Almost she yielded to his en-
treaties, but some guardian angel
caused an Interruption, The tel.
ephone rang with the wrong
number at precisely that, moment,
and by the time Carroll had at.
tended to 1t Madge was again In
command Of her emotions
The Washington times., 1928-11-30

Next morning. when Madge ar
rived at the studio, Hardy In.
formed her that Carroll had been
called out. hut would be back n
q few moments.
Madge idIed about the studio
and had just made up her mind
that she would 20 upstairs to
prepare for her posing when she
heard an altercation in the hall.
I'm sorry, madam, Madgs
heard Hardy say, but my orders
II don't care fig for YOUR
orders came d Woman's voice.
I'll enter my husbands studio
. whenever want to.
And before the shock Of those
words had penetrated Madge's
mind. IA woman entered the big
room and looked aggressiyely at
her.
Il am Mrs. Carroll Dudley. 4, I,
she announced. And who are
your
CHAPTER VII e
For the first moment after the
studio visitor declared herscIT
Carrolrs wife, Madge was too
stunned to feel pain.
Then, as though not believing
she head Alright, she asked:
Are you Carroll Dudley's wife"
She caught the back Of a chair
to stead herself.
Certainly / am his wife-worse
Iuck9 retorted the other woman,
a faded blonde of thirty, or per-
haps tnirty-five.
.Madge sat down In sheer weak.
ness. Carroll, her Carroll--the
man she had selected above all
others-had lied! Her world lay
suddenly In ruins.
The next words OF the blonde
cut across her thoughts like the
slash Of a whip.
And suppose you're Carroll's
The Washington times., 1928-11-30
Night Life III q Great CITY
Is VividIy Portrayed

feverIshiv With Her DOwder puff.
r,.s,, !. ..,,,,,,,,ea egsm aiiowed 4
81.
Gn1hSs ~ es s1ssl.a.
She WMA tfe4llpAAn& ~ aas sAT
tared the tlivfngrOona Carroll waa
aIona r,rarcr. 80 0Dne. And "a
~. s,...,.. $500. ..,,,,,
sns e. N. A'sAsAasy . aA..s. sss'sA Il
looks and his bia2tn8 niue eyes
that neernod f0 b1 looking into
A... .s.,.., 800 nxs.,.,N ~,sla amrI,
I 8 - an ~ ..s 4. M,
WanssA NJ pull 3 lla..s, Y 49, nl.ss
] tO avenge her own pain. she
wanted ~ scratch s1ld maui thas
beloved face. But she forced Sn
outward calm aa stle sAts down
AEld she aslked Wa4pAehly:
Why dion You DElnS ApuR
wife with you, Carr1Li q.
scstssyl Ion ne be@Ee0 saF-
mestiys kg.eeiinK psLgrs hers
Il1enh she was fi9htiMG dpWn eM
almost 0yerpoWe desire a.
stroke his haiE' g caress ana t0
1Ondle him. Now ellat she aRW
HIM the agOny Of the past hotirg
seemed like = nightmare tilat ma
passed
Ou must listen ~ me- AZ
went on passloIla lately u an
Dlackguard. aahlk lisd 9pgukl
my maria Sc But 90 YCu Know
why diuy DO you
Madge forced herself tc glance
away rom him. She must net
look Az those colnpeillIlg eyes. q
The Washington times., 1928-11-30

III Her father2 He would not
understand To whom. then2
on impulse, Madge went to
the telephoiie ana called Fances.
She began quietly, ana been tears
] cllal<ed her.
n Carroll, she managed. MY
Carroll Married all the
and he never said 90
N be up right away. said
the nracticaI Frances her voice
ltfaklsJlaAlY syKnpat1etic
It tle cOtakart in Frances voice
/ eteadied adge She decided To
30 away Whereg She had 30
little none her father sent only
/ enough 10 keep up the modest
apartment. Htft anywhere would
be better than New York. She
would 50 ana stay with the Hut
toms FexeFishly she began Id
4 pack until she reahed q certain
dress his fayOrite dress.
She sat on the edge Of the bed.
the dress pressed against her
cheel 81 the tears weIled over
again.
carroll! slie cried. ID loved
only YOU and In return tIlIss
oh, Carroilrs
It was thus Frances found her
b few minutes later, and that
Kruff, honieIy woman was more
tuOched than she cared ID show.
But she turned To the practical
side Of the problem ct once.
! Do you think you're the only
girl who broke her heart over
mani" she argued. DO you see
other girls unhappy for very
Ions? Do they stay heAftbr0ken
and mfserabIe2 or course not and
neither viii you. Cheer tip.
There viii be. somebody eIsa 81.
fore long
on, please no, Madee cried.
There can never IN anyone else.
loved him sO. frances, ana if
only he had told me hut he IfedI
Hundreds Of lies, Frances! He
/ told me We cotIIdn,t be married
at once because Cf rich old aunt!
And I'll never see him again, and
want him. Frances The tanRIe
0f the door bell Interrupted her.
oh, can't see anyone, Madge
went on nervOusly, You 80,
Frances.
Its Carroll, coming iipstairs!'.
she announced.
Madgess hands went t0 Her
fhroaf. CafroKp,
sOE course you won't see hinn?'s
oh but must, Frances! /
must CO and keep him iii the
living room Tor i minute y
Madge fled 10 her dressing table.
picked ip powder puff and Iipstick.
frances eyed her Quizztcai lily.
ITS no good me telling YOU you
are b fool you'd be anyway, she
said, the tendeEness of her tone
belying the sting of her words.
sIf you took my advice. which you
won't, you'd let me handle that
gentleman. and not see him gain.
Do YOU want me to 90
d better see him alone,
Madge faIteEed.
ii was only fair ID So him.
Madge reflected ~ She dabhed
The Washington times., 1928-11-30

Of what she had heard. All that
was honest In her insisted on cIari.
flying the situation. She could
not thrill to his kisses while her
heart was burning with doubts.
What's the matter, darling
Carroll asked when she pushed
him away.
tsOh nothingr' she replied al
most sObbing. Nothing except
that telephoned you-at the
wrong moment"
What do you mean?" he asked.
why are you prince among
cads.' and who were you begging
to be, reasonable?'
Tears drowned Madge's blue
eyes. She sat down. burying her
head In her arms. Sobs convulsed
her.
was that all you heard2" he
demanded with studied smooth.
ness.
"W-wasn't 1t enough ~ she ques-
toned tearfully.
Darling he told her tenderly,
Il wish you had heard the whole
!
would have been saved.
oh, suppose you've got a Wor-
derful explanation, Madge re-
torted, but her love was flooding
back at the hope he held out.
II don't know If it's wonderful,
he said firmly. It is just the
truth. There is a faarsome fe-
male whose portrait I did. I let
go and made 1t like her; she has a
face like q carved Indian. She re-
fused to pay for it. Then was
ass enough to lend 1t to her
That was months ago, and I have
been trying to recover either my
canvas or the five. thousand she
owes me. She called me up just
now and called me a cad and
everything else because had
written to her husband, threaten
The Washington times., 1928-11-30

/ was glad that so. much beauty
was hers, for was it not all for
Carroll? she would dover him
with her beauty her Carroll.
Blithely. she came down again
to the studio. But already the
man whom Carroll had expected
had arrived, and they were talk
ing business: Madge noted that
Carroll had kept his word, and
where iii sight.
the entrance hall.
II viii call for you at half.past
seven ne whispered. Please be
very careful of my darling!
She cIung to him, and he kissed
her Then she hurried out.
She had not been five minutes
: In the apartment when the bell
rang. and to her intense annoy
ance, Madge found that Dick
Leeds, again ignoring her request.
that he telephone before calling,
had come to see her.
IT have news for you, Madge,"
he beamed. My mother Is put
ting up capital for me to buy q
partnership iii the firm of interior
decorators where ! have BEEN
studying. Z
Splendid, { Madge congratulated
him, absently.
ssa ssDosyou see what that means ~
Dick went on eagerly. IT means
I can save you from all this,
and his gesture included the
shabby furniture, the small room
and the diIagy street. 4 shall be-
independent, financially, Of my
mother. 10 there is no reason
why we cant be married at
once.s
Madge could hardly believe her
ears. This SNUG. conceited little
man taking II for granted that
she would accept him despite all
her snubs!a Because Of her secret
engagement to Carroll, Dicks pro-
posaI seemed funny. but she
wanted to spank him for his
absurdfty. So smiling acidly, she.
said:
1T ii wonderful chance for
me, isn't 1t, Dick? Only one
thing that / can see against it,
and that is that liz / were going
to marry. would pick 4 real
man
And when he Rad left, crushed.
Madge felt she could not walt
until dinner to tell Carroll the
joke.
she rent 10 her telephone and
called his number. Then, she
found that she had been cut in
on sCarrollIa busy line. She heard
u woman saying
You always were prince
among cads, Carroll 4,
And Carroll answered
Now, cam You be reasonable 2,s
Then the voices were suddenly
replaced by the T,uzzing signal of
a busy line.
Stunned Madge replaced the re.
ceiver, All desire to laugh with
Carroll over the wire had left her.
She sank TO q chair.
Carroll her Carroll -
and womant Prince among
cadsy Be reasonable. Her Car
But was this her love? What a
] pitiabIe. thing! TO wilt and tcrum-
pie at the first doubt!
She threw off her depression
and dressed, for. dinner. Should
she tell CarroN what she had over
heard2 She decided that she would
say nothing, but when Carroll ar.
{ rived and took her in his arms,
she could not baniSh the memory
The Washington times., 1928-11-30

stEicstasy!. he said devotedly, as
though he had read her very
thoughts. ST don't want you to
think about your father except to
be happy about him. Why cant
We share hinl2
Her eyes dimmed with tender
ness.
.If only one of his mad financial
schemes could lnateria LIE, she
sighed.
ssWelI, 1t is partly because Of
that Carroll put Ia as he took.
both Madge,s hands ii his and
kissed them, that we win have
to keep our engagement secret uIl-
I'll the fall. You sees make quite
decent income from my pOrs
traits, but s. no good lying about
It'll always spend q little more
than I make
.sYou would!' Madge laughed at
him. II cant quite see the flying
painter econon1izing. !"
That's just it. He smiled back.
ssI have fortunately. rich old
maid aunt. who adores me and at
the same time disapproves Of me.
i have to watch my step with her.
Aunt Elizabeth y 70 europe now.
She returns early II SepteHlDers.
and Il she hsarQ tnaf Was en.
gageu-WoW. WOulu hnsfs
cyclone 81
~ isn't InaI sns Won ..e,,.l ! nsgss As..ll allss
marry, ne hurried on. ns tA,Ile
is that she would bs furious tnat
naa gotten enss1ssu Wles.Oul 49,
ms ner anvice. lsN Sals e soll -
1eaVe me 2 loI q tnOnsy' anu 80
aVe an practlcai 49, l,.y q.
!ng. 80 you wont nina Assplns lsa
Y peI1ectiy Quls. Until <AtaAls asllzsl'
peLn gets RdcA! i
~ matter Or lacts Lilis enLoEcen
secrecy ent anoed g Lfae LolsasL.cs
OI ner en- TO- sas.
cOuas' = GO.l - Y - y a.ss
ggalg IO ~ agasas z. .s1sgl
Ioal. 1Aalse 81. !. - .a 4. sv 49,. I
tel e soul, ana = VII pe 8 sec1ss
between us just e, tbs I. 3. seuuy y9u
aIe nl,Allls oI Hls .sLLes1a ~
secret Dond peEWeeh s y.
you are so sMsss ns Wtals. 80
pered, ana agaln Aaause aAnsss tLls
rapture or MS Kisses. SUI Wpsh,s pen
carried away by re emotion or the
moment, hs grew TOO poId Win nls
caresses, sne snyIy mpys0 49,
from hlEns craving the NeaNsk wrap
close about her. =
Won't you pose again ne
begged, VIII forget the lover N
The Washington times., 1928-11-30

model, she said and his nlis-
tress, too, for ali know
',Ohts Madge cried. Cns
how dare you.g 3
And she fiad from the studio
from that awful woman through
street crowds into her own room
where she threw herself on the
couch. Then, at last she was
weeping, weeping = Weep
ing for her man, for the illusions
she had built up about him.
AT last, she felt she could not
bear her grief any longer. 1t
was not right that anyone should
suffer so much alone. She felt
THAT she stood apart In her pain
glle wanted ID pour out her
heart to some sympathetic soul.
The Washington times., 1928-11-30
DR.. Bisch,s Daily HeaLth Hint

Expectant should neglect exercise In the early
month general harmful unless there
for avoiding such activity Anyway
your doctor knows!
Evening star., 1928-12-23

Secretary of State and Mrs. Kellogg
have issued invitations to the annual
New Year day breakfast to the men,
bers of the diplomatic corps which the
Secretary of State gives at 1890 O'Clock
in the Pan-American Union Building.
The Chief Justice and Mrs. Taft will
be the guests in whose honor Mrs:
Henry F. Dimock will entertain at
midday breakfast Sunday. January 6.
Mrs. Dimock will be hostess at din
ner Saturday, January 10. in honor OF
the Italian Ambassador and Nobil
Doiska Antoinette de MARITIME.
Evening star., 1928-12-23
Secretary and Mrs. Kellogg
To Entertain for Diplomats
Issue Invitations for New Year Breakfast-Other
Honor Functions of Note in Annual
Holiday Schedule.

for the holidays from his studies at
Lawrenceville. The guests numbered
about 125 of the younger members OF
society.
Mai. and Mrs. Edward A. Keys en-
tertained a company Of % at dinner
last evening in the palm court Of the
Mayflower, in compliment to their
daughter, Miss Florence Keys, and her
bridesmaids, later. taking their guests
to the dance given by Mrs. Anne Arcn-
bold. Miss Keys wedding to Mr.. VIII
liam Bradley Willard will take place
January II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph e. Davies will
entertain at a debutante supper dance
in the grill room of the Carlton Hotel
tomorrow evening There will be about
400 in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strickland Gillian en-
tertained at dinner dance at the
Wardman Park Hotel last evening for
Continued on Fourth Page.)
Evening star., 1928-12-23

State and Mrs Charles Evans Hughes
who are in washington during the
sessions of the International conference
OF American States on Cancellation
and Arbitration, to which Mr. Hughes
is delegate from this country.
The Ambassador of Spain and
Sonora de Padilla will entertain at a
buffet repast for the members of the
embassy staff and their house guests
early Christmas morning after mid
night mass. which they will attend
with their guests.
The Prima Rivero Of Spain will
come to Washington today to be the
guest OF the Ambassador and Sonora
de Padilla for the Christmas holidays.
The Ambassador Of France and
(Continued On Second Page.l
Evening star., 1928-12-23
Dean of Diplomats to Honor
Eminent American Official
Ambassador and Lady Isabella Howard to Enter.
tain Vice President and Mrs. Dawes-Other
Notable Legation Functions.

The Ambassador of Great Britain
and Lady Isabella Howard, dean and
doyenne of the diplomatic corps in
Washington, will entertain at dinner
Monday January Z, in honor of the
Vice President and Mrs. Dawes.
The Ambassador of Peru, DR.. Her.
nan Velarde, will entertain at dinner
Friday evening, December %, in the
ballroom of the MayfoWer.
The Ambassador of Mexico, Don
Manuel. Tellez, returned yesterday
from several weeks stay In Mexico.
The italian Ambassador ana Nobil
Donna Antoinette de Martlno will
entertain the members OF the embassy
staff at dinner Tuesday evening to
celebrate Christmas.
The Ambassador and Nobii de Mar
tino will be hosts at dinner Thursday
IN compliment to former Secretary OF
Evening star., 1928-12-23
Russian Literature
Lenten Lecture Topic

A series of lectures on Russian htera-
ture will be DIR. Louis K. AnSpachef'S s
contribution to the Lenten season In
washington, according to an announce
ment made at a meeting at the home
of Mrs. George C. Thorpe. who is chair
man of the committee for the lectures,
which are to be given for the benefit
of the George Washington Memorial
Association.
Mrs. Thorpes committee, which IS
headed by Mrs. Henry F. Dimock as
honorary chairman, announces that the
talks will take place Wednesday morn
ings at l1:15 O'Clock in the Willard
room of the New willard Hotel, i'm
mediately following the close Of
Mrs. Townsend,s Wednesday morning
The first. February 10, will be on
''Dostoiveski, the Apostle; February
20, on "Turgeniev, the Artist: Feb
ruary 81, "Tolstoi. the Seer" and. In
the final talk, March 6. DR.. Anspacher
will review his subject as The Russian
Revolution in the Light OF Russian
Literature" r.
The subject of the courses was chosen
by popular vote of DR. Anspacher's sub
scribers at the end of his now famous
series last year from list of his most
popular courses given at the League
for Political Education In New York,
and the committee. which also includes
In addition to Mrs. Dimock and Mrs.
Thorpe, Mrs. Charles j. Bell. Mrs.
Goodloe Falconer, Mrs. Samuel Fal.
coner, Mrs. Samuel Jordan Graham.
Mrs. Robert Whitney Imbrie, Mrs VIII.
liam Fitch Kelley Mrs. Macy Warwick,
Mrs. Charles Oman. Mrs. Walter r.
Tuckerman, Mrs. Henry Winfield Wat
son and Miss Vera Bloom feel that the
Russian series will meet with even
greater popular success than Or. An.
spacher talks last year.
Following the first lecture DR..
Anspacher will be the honor guest OF
the committee at luncheon, and many
other luncheons are scheduled among
the subscribers.