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Evening star., 1928-05-12
Fights Last Night

ny the Associated Press.
NEW YoRK.--Ihil Scott. England
won over Roberto Roherti, italy ti0l.
Big Boy Peterson. New Orleans. defeat
ed Rudi Wagner, Germany C0). Pierre
Charles. Belgium. and Arthur de Kuh
Italy. drew tl0).
TORONTO. .--Frenchy Belanger. To-
ronto. ii2A. shaded Frisco Grande,
Philippines. il2i4 u0).
KINGSTON. N. C.-~Addison Werren
former University North Carolina foot
ball player, Knocked out Pedro Corri,
Cleveland (fl.
Evening star., 1928-05-12
GALLAGHER DEFEATS
GATES IN RING TILT

PHILADELPHIA. May l2.-out-
CHASING his opponent all the way
Marty Gallagher. Washington, d. c..
heavyweight, last night drubbed Leo
Gates, Mohawk Indian fighter. to gain
the decision IN their ten-round bout
the high spot of a Cambria Athletic
Club program
Getting across punches to the body
and head continually the Capital City
boy was the agpressor from the start
Gallagher weighed 1877 and Gates, 2i0
Evening star., 1928-05-12

Inability to hit williams, Virginia
Military Institute Freshman pitcher. re-
suited In Techs nine bowling to the
Cadet yearlngs In Bel game yesterday
ut Lexington. In addition to holding
Tech to three hits and tanning Is.
williams gathered three hits out OF
four times at bat.
st. Adams base ballers drubbed Dom
aldson School of Baltimore, IL to 3.
here yesterday. The visitors were un-
able to hit Bowles and Rauers. who be-
tween them gave up only two hits.
Bowles also hit two homers.
golfers. to 0, yesterday at Garrett
Park. Atherton, Central. got an eagle 3
OH the par 5 second hole.
Summaries:
First foursome--Webb tCentraD de-
feated Donohue. up: Oliveri tCen-
traD. defeated English. up. Best
ball. Central, 5 UP.
Second foursome -- Atherton Gen.
trad. defeated Owens, 6 up; Kolb Cen
tran defeated Roche, up. Best ball.
Central, up.
Third foursome --- Tierney tCentraD
defeated Duggan, up: Kniebiehly
Central defeated Dennis, 3 up. Best
ball, Central, 3 up.
The public high title rife match
scheduled between Eastern and Western
yesterday on the latter's range was
postponed because Eastern was unable
to come 10 Western and the latter was
unable to get To Eastern A new date
will be set later
Evening star., 1928-05-12
CHECK ON DOG RACING.

LONDON. May IL Up).--A bill giving
local authorities power to prevent the
establishment Of new tracks for dog
racing In their districts and also pro-
viding for the licensing OF existing grey
hound tracks after 1929 was given a
second reading In the House of Com
mons today by q vote of 222 to Is.
Evening star., 1928-05-12
NO HITS. NO RUNS!

DELAPIELD, Wis, May ~ 90,
Carlson, pitching for st. Johns Mill"
tary Academy. tWirled n0"hil, n0"rtiii
game, shutting out the WanWat0Sa
Aggies, 10 10 o. yesterday,
Evening star., 1928-05-12
LET TWO GAMES TOMORROW

hpna6ale Va bsge bailers hsge ar
yane~d a do'i',ie header for tomorrow
~ the kpnadsi" diamond Haymarkft
We io@sers wi'l be entertained st !
"'"iofk snd = il't with Friendships nj
this rjiY Will foll0w Dove and Davis
pFobEbiy VIII pitch for Annsdaie.
Evening star., 1928-05-12
FIGHT TO 4-ALL TIE.

bsYy Yarn Bnd Treasury teams hat >
t'eG through siz innings IN a 4ssll
eesdi0'k IN e9loFed Deparlnlsptsi II
tesgue esnle yesterday gavv Yard
had one big inning 10 eIuds defeat.
Evening star., 1928-05-12
UNLIMITEDS OPEN
SECTION B PLAY

Section y, unlimited class. OF Capital
CITY League now hes Its full quota OF
eight teams and viii open Its schedule
tomorrow.
Opening games are carded as follows:
Army War College, ". Au,hs' Washington
Barracks 3 e'oiofk.
District Heights We. R0ks Council, Hstfict
Heights 3 O'Clock.
Army Medical Center w. cioserS: Walter
Aaarosiia Eapies vs Douglas A. G.; Silver
Spring l ociork,
Silver Spring -Kensington players will
meet tomorrow at 1890 O'Clock at Dud-
Iey'g drug store IN make trip To
Bailston TO meet Pop Woods enterpris-
Ing outfit al o'clock
Peerless Seniors are Without cnmpeti~
ton tomorrow. Call Manager Schlegei
AT Lincoln 683a.
Cardinal A. E.. nine wants foe 10"
morrow. Call Alexandria 2i-F-3 or
Franklin 293g.
Evening star., 1928-05-12
spRINarIELD GETs AL ECKERT

MILWAUKEE. Wis, May ~ Rt.-#
Al Eekert left handed pitcher, Yesterday
@as sent Ia the Springfield, Mo, club
by the Milwaukee Anlsriean Aasoeias
lion siub.
Evening star., 1928-05-12
ONE IN A ROW

s".'te,t ~ rtn'n~s in thirt i"ni"r
A""t'H1 For HOLLOWAY IN 9th tnrinE.
+Ratted for Snrrcl in ninth inning,
n eiroN ..... u n u n a I ~ O. Z
washine ton 49,. I /" q q x.--n
P"nS t,~ttea in--t"dsr Cillie t"t. Jones
" Ri"" t"l Ta'H f"i Rarr"s Rmegn 90 .
chs" HctlrHnn, Gc''"ing~r Two. bps" hi'>---
uNilmAnn R"esa. Tnroner. roi'Hr Ta'r
Thro". .haSe hits RE r. Ei"p R'ucre
Stol"n 3ascs--Rrrncs " rice sacriH"n hi
---.tuagr Douhis rlav~-~pav~S to CiNi< to
Judge I~ft On hescs~-net"dit & w-shin~.
Ton. :. First hc*. o. hslls--0d Jones.
S'~r"k nut--~Rv pn,l,r~. = nv. snrr"ll NV
irn~e Hits-~0T RitIi"~s q T." g." ior'"ee.
If unr"wav. in :. inrir~s: of Sorrel,, E"
~ i"rj"rs vi"oinc nltc''~r--~tones I,ns.
in~ nitoho--~RilIi-~s Iir,~irc~~-Meeers
Natiiu pinn"~n a"d Hnrry. Time OF Eamr--
hour aud - minutes
Evening star., 1928-05-12

PersaNpa o. sstanpnh t.
Jafh spnslie, ~ Columbus, ~ 10 ~
liuHsi
Taana ManIRnnfFY =,
Albany 10 Selma n,
Evening star., 1928-05-12

Auto Bodies. Radiators and
Tenders Repaired
FTeezeproof radiators and coreF ~ stoek
Wittstatts, 1888 18th Bet. P & Q
$40 18th. Il Block Below Ave.
Evening star., 1928-05-12

laldshpra. : fitaenFilla
Wtinlngiqn 4 nnfks MHinl Il.
fAfsl!ss liie =, klnstoni ~ lthinss te
tailsd dafknestl,
Evening star., 1928-05-12

'Batted for Thompson tB ninth.
WrRteeu u 4 u ~ q q u q II
Bu4uess .. q q S~~s
Runs~-~keefsr 80. May 80. r. Jones e"l4
Dutyee. Rich patisa, Thnmpsnnt Fletcher,
Wilson Errors @Ai.tney Wilson. Thompson.
rwn.base ht~-~Wilson, Three fiase hit
sterling. Home rubs~~Rich kneief, X Jones
stolen hases--~ Keefer ~. First base on
balls~~-On b. Jones' . on schwartz, T. H,is
-~oh y, Jones 3 - ! innings ,ott s"hwaf'n,
~ lnhinss Hi by ,tl m,e,hcd balm n,ft'.sh Nv y
sIru"f oui-~Bv sshwarta 10; by Fletcher,
4. winning pttrhrr-~B. Jones,
Evening star., 1928-05-12

T EADING the sports card today
for local schoolboy athletes was
the second annual Eastern
4 i Catholic interschoastic track
Evening star., 1928-05-12

Hitting oppOrtuneiy behind the effect
I've pitching OF Jack Lewis. ST.. Johns
yesterday surprised somewhat by squeez-
Ing out 4-to~3 win over Central
Duffy and Lewis were the Central pitch"
ers. Augllsterfer and Mudd for the VIM
neFs and Sehriver for Central were lead
Ing hitters.
Western Overeame Business In a pub
lie high championship tennis match
Evening star., 1928-05-12
sni rnLAsrEnN I.EAat E.

q Gsssnsllora T. aaleishA z
durham u sAiiaiHirs T,
liiah Point o Winston salem =,
Evening star., 1928-05-12
EAsTLnN 1AmnIlAA IIAnI

ttaiiRppnH u Seattle
aHefaUento l i.na Angeles a.,
sa4 FpaHGtscU I Oakland, H.
FWilhHi. Il Missions u.
Evening star., 1928-05-12
rllsiIMONT ITA(lII

Htrhmond, ~ I'etershufs s,
hditDik \ Portsmouth, !.
Evening star., 1928-05-12
SCHOOLBOY SPORTS CARD
is HEADED BY G.. u. MEET

yesterday. 5 to 0. Rain prevented the
doubles matches.
Summarizes:
Evening star., 1928-05-12
Ao,Yu AT,.Np,e tpAu,E
pACIpIO COAST LEAGtE,

folHnibla lOl Asbevllt y,
Masan IA Knnspiiln. q
thatInite 80 IfHeneliiH I
Augusta. u spaftaBbufa 9 ~ lulilH#ti
Evening star., 1928-05-12

A LExANDRTA, Va. May l2,-~Gil-
" man County School, Tome In
. stitute and Woodbcrry Forest
I i School arrived here early this
Evening star., 1928-05-12
GaAEk FnDA8

safA - as'esn
PasfaH ~ - tlasly
FAHs ~ ffHr ssii
EgDekISB ~ Fjt(A
Evening star., 1928-05-12
1spt5s f"91HHos

ptfia ~ fipslHHRlt
y ) - fl,leaKas
~ Len ~ iiflsi gsFia
EGslaa ~ si. LDais
Evening star., 1928-05-12
AMrui1AN AssOcIATlON.
sOtT,,EHN As4oCIATION

St Paul =. MInbeauaiis. y
Kansas CITY. 4 indianapolis, Z,
Evening star., 1928-05-12

As@sFA. ~, Moairsal a.
Jersey City. 4 Toronto. I.
Buffalo, 10; Reading Z.
Rochester, 10. baltimore. y.
Evening star., 1928-05-12
AIM0lNIA LEANi q.

Mobile 3 Memphis, o.
Nee Orleans iditl" Hnch Il,
n ishtilln \ Atlanta, 2
Birmingham 2 thattAhoog J.
Evening star., 1928-05-12
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE,

INTERNATi0NAL LEAGUE
AewerK. ~, Montreal. y,
Jersey City. 1 Toronto. I.
Buffalo 10 Reading Z
Hoehestsr, i6 baltimore. -
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS.
81. Paul = MInreapoiis. =
Kansas ttts, 4 Indianapolis, ~
sOi THEHN ASSOCIATIONS,
Mobile 3 Memphis. o.
n siahtillr n Atlanta !.
birmingham = thatthhooga !.
,IHGiNIA LEaGt E.
Htrhmund ~ Petersburg i,
h6tIOik \ Portsmouth. !,
FREMONT LEAGiI.
t4eeanshafa = naieish. z
Durham u sailetHlrs 4
Htgh Point y Winston salem. D.
s0i THEAsTEms LEAGt u.
persanola q sBtappah l.
Jafhspnfliie, ~ tniHunhlis, " ~
Iimns t,,,.n. f. Nte2,,,.s..o"ssfs tl.,,... D.
A0t tn ATLANTE IEAHiE,
Columbia 10! Asbeviie a.
Masnh ~ Knnapliln. y
t'hatlnite 30 Gfaenyiiie
Augusta u spattabbnfa, 9 ~ inliti
pAGItiG enAAT LEAGtE
tialpwomt n Seattle
Sacramento | Lar Anseies y,
sa9 FraHGlsco 4 Oakland, H.
FHilRHi. Il Missl0us H.
EAsTEnS TAHnitAA iEAhi u,
laltishnra : fifeenFilla
Wtimii@lln 4 nmks MHnl II
fafsi!s lie =. kinston, y il2 lnhlnss
sllsd dafknsatl,
Evening star., 1928-05-12

Totals. .:,s s"f Totals /;
Evening star., 1928-05-12

w YHILE the Nationals have been
n taking many jolts on the
Nv Jaw this season, they have
learned a great deal about
ao,.>a ttair Y,,et1,herS One
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1928-08-23
Paramount May Buy Warner Brothers;
Warner Stock Scars; Merger Denied

The Rialto in New York City believes Paramount is soon to take over
Warner Bros, even in the face of the denias issued. 1t is said that Para
mount feels that both Warmers and Fox have gotten the jump on them on
the sound situation, and a merger with Warmers would nut them in n fore.
most position, which they like to occupy.
Warmers stock has been jumping upward to new high figures. because
of q leak in information.
Wall Street fnanciers, it is said, are gathering every available share of
stock, anticipating big profits to accure a a result IF the Warner
investment, and the splendid financial prospects of the Paramount company.
Although Adoph Zukor, Paramount head, vigorously denied the report,
Harry NJ. Warner. president of Warner Bros, admitted receiving offers for
the company whereby it would change hands only OF consideration that it be
allowed to retain its identity.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1928-08-23

universities and other schools make
their screen debut in "The Fair Co
ed" Marion Davies new starring
production for Metro-G oldwyn
Mayer, which opens at the Granada
Theatre Friday.
The University of Southern Cali
fornia furnished half of these. the
schools three cheer leaders and
almost the entire football team that
is expected to make history this fall
on Western gridirons.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1928-08-23

"Abie's Irish Rose" the world
record play which has been seen by
more people, netting more profits,
and receiving wider publicity than
any other stage production regard
less of character, will be brought to
Spokane next week by the Maylon
Players.
Will Maylon's stock rights are
the first issued west of the Missis-
sippi river. Its choice as the second
bill of the season constitutes an ex-
traordinary engagement. Anne Mich
OILS Melted profits Of 5000, 900 from
her play and it is estimated that the
gross receipts have been more than
$22, 00O, 900.
The heart twisting comedy drama
will replace "Mary's Other Hus-
band" current opening bill which
has drawn many hundreds more in
audiences than at Maylon's opening
weeks of four past seasons.
Harry Jordan is cast as Abraham
Levy and Margaret Nixon as Rose
Mary, in "Ab.e," parts done by many
of Americas foremost artists. Caro-
line Edwards and Harris MCGOWAN
will be seen as Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Cohen and Arthur Seigrist will be
the rabbi. Bruce b. Boothe comes
back to the cast as Solomon Levy
and j. Berrie Norton will portray
Father Whalen. Little Maxine Hoff-
man has the part of the flower girl.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1928-08-23
PUBLIC,S RESPONSE FINE TO M4YLON PENINC
RAMONA At LEMME ADMITTED TO b SEASONS BEST

lngenue and vampire. coincidence
a tragedinne-a real actress!
That's what they're saying about
Dolores Del Rio, the stan of "Ro-
mona!'
American literature has never
given a finer story to the screen!
Ramona opens Saturday.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1928-08-23
Tbe
SPOKANE
woman
MORE THAN
LOCO STUDENTS IN
THE FAIR COED"

More than a thousand college
students of Southern California
The Washington times., 1928-03-31
WAR T Ak OFF
FOR OPERA
SEASON

News OF the first Importance to
every music lover in Washington
IL contained in the announcement
from the offices of Mrs. Wilson
Greene that the tax on tickets for
the Forthcoming season OF the
metropolitan Opera Company in
this city has been RENTED.
Inasmuch as the tax amounts to
10 per cent of the established
price. 1t is an appreciate item,
especially when a number OF
tickets to a single performance or
for the season are purchased.
Mrs. Wilson Greene announces
that the opera is being brought
here not at all as a commercial en-
ferprise. but as a measure for the
artistic and musical education OF
the young people of this city and
as an opportunity for music.lovers
generally to hear the finest oper-
attic works in existence interpreted
by q company which is conceded TO
be the foremost organization OF Us
kind in the world.
Any surplus that may be OBJ
tanned from the sale of tickets,
above the expense of bringing the
opera here. will be turned over to
a local charity for such use as II
may consider best. The Washing
ton public therefore has the OPP
portunity to witness four of the
outstanding operas in the Metro
politan's great repertory. with the
assurance that everything that Is
paid for tickets, above the cost OF
bringing the opera here, will go to
a worthy local institution.
Mrs. Wilson-Greene announces
that in view of all the circum-
stances the price scale for the per-
formances has been made as low
as possible, but that the much
smaller capacity OF Polls has made
necessary a somewhat higher scale
than was practicable last year,
when the operas were given at the
Washington Auditorium.
The Washington times., 1928-03-31
KIND WORDSAT
CAPITOL FOR
PAT ROONEY

Pat Rooney, one of the keenest
showmen OF modern times, II
playing an engagement at the
Fox as the principal stage ~.
traction. Pat. his wife and stage
partner. Marion Bent. and their
son. Pat Rooney, Sd. have been
here before, but this will be
triumphant return engagement Tor
the talented trio.
In February OF the present
year, the Congressional Record re-
printed the speech OF Congress
man Wilson during his TRADE
against the lack of cleanliness IN
the present-day. theater. Part OF
this speech follows:
II do not mean this as q gem
eral condemnation of the stage
There are many actors and plays
now upon the stage in the United
States which are very favorable
contributions to the high ideals OG
a great people. One of my VERY
closest friends, who is justly
honored and appreciated by the
people of this country, Pat.
Rooney, has dignified and ele-
waited the great profession to
which he belongs. He and his
charming wife. Marion Bent, and
their son. Pat Rooney. Sd. have
entertained the citizens of our
country with that kind OF whole
some entertainment which recon-
mends itself to the decent amuse-
ment loving public. And / know
there are many other actors like
these, and hence l do not mean
this as a general condemnation Of
the stage and actors"
The Washington times., 1928-03-31
EDDIE ARNOLD
SIGNS FOR
NATIONAL

Another acquisition to the
ranks OF the National Theater
Players--tElis time an old favorite
was announced by S. e. Coch-
ran YESTERDAY. He Is Edward
Arnold, a member OF the 1925
group of players and since then
aligned with George Jessell in
his two season tour OF The
Jazz Singer"
Edward Arnold has just closed
the long road engagement and
was planning a twO-months' vaca-
ton in Europe when he was in.
duced to accept q contract for the
spring and summer season with
the National Players.
There Is no other acting
organization in America that
could have changed my mind
about a much needed rest ex.
cept the National Players, j." said
Mr.. Arnold. II associate Wash
ington and my season with the
company as among the pleasant
est experiences of my acting
career. Clifford Brooke, In my
humble judgement is one OF the
greatest directors In America.
Co.workers in the company are
among the most genial and
companionable it has been my
good fortune to be associated
with. The critics were kindly
and considerable. The manage
ment was thoughtful and APP
preciative. Under the circunn-
stances Mr.. Cochran did not have
to plead with me much to induce
me TO return to Washington.
am looking forward with genuine
pleasure to the coming season.
Edward Arnold comes to the
National Players with long and
distinguished career In the
theater. He has appeared in
many George M. Conan plays
and likes best the stage char
acters which provide an OPP
portunity for rollicking comedy,
although he plays character parts
with equal facility. In the line
up Of plays already listed for
presentation by the National
Players are many in which Mr..
Arnold will find congenial roles.
The Washington times., 1928-03-31
2x6 PLUS ONE
GIVES LUCKY
BREAK

Thirteen was q lucky number
during the making OF Universal's
picture, Is Washington Square.
co.starring Jean Hersholt and
Alice Joyce, which is being shown
at the Rialto this week.
The picture was started on the
thirteenth OF the month and fin
ished on Friday. the 18th. Of the
following month. Jean Hersholt
used dressing room Is and Alice
Joyce, rs, or twice Is.
Melville Brown. the director, has
IS letters in his name as has
Walter Anthony, the title writer.
Furthermore the production
schedule called for the shooting
of Is scenes ~ day. Thirteen
times the company worked -
hours q day. Also there are -
important members in the cast.
"13 Washington Square IL
from the stage play and novel by
Leroy Scott.
The Washington times., 1928-03-31
BOASTS OF HIS
RECORD IN
THEATER

n. B. Warner, who plays one
Of the important leads in French
Dressing. : the Robert Kane pres
entation for First National Pic
lures now showing at the Earle
Theaters was for many years his
own producer on the legitimate
stage. And he boasts Of the rec
ord Of never having fired an
actor or actress.
Fl always selected my players
with the greatest care Warner
says. tOnce ! had employed them,
they were never discharged, even
when ] found I had made q mis-
take. I figured the mistake was
mine, and that they should not
be made to suffer for it.
According to George n. Cohan.
no other stage producer has ever
equalled this record Of loyalty
and Cohan himself is known for
his marvellous loyalty to his casts.
The Washington times., 1928-03-31

We Are Lucky
Ziegfeld's master production
"Rio Rita, viii only be seen in
three cities this season--Wash-
ington. philadelphia and Boston.
In the latter city it is slated for
an all summers run.
The Washington times., 1928-03-31
New Lighting Plan

Incandescent lighting was used
exclusively during the filming of
French Dressing" now at the
Earle Theater. This form of
lighting. although more difficult
to handle from the viewpoint Of
a cameraman, gives yellow light
instead of a hard white glare, and
hence q much more mellow screen
impression. Allan Dwan directed
this Robert Kane presentation for
First National Pictures. II. B.
Warner, Give Brook, Lois Wilson
and ,LiIyan Tashman are in the
cast.
The Washington times., 1928-03-31
"FreckIes" at Keith's

Introducing on the screen the
best-known book of famous
authoress, "Freckles," by Gene
Stratton-Porter. opens at Keith's
Theater the week of April 2. 1T is
an F. B. o. production made under
the direction of Leo Meehan, who
has directed many screen successes
based on the works OF Mrs. Porter.
"Freckles" deals with the sim
pie and charming love affair be-
tween an orphan boy and wealthy
girl, who meet through their
mutual love of the great outdoors
and the mysteries it presents.
"A remarkable cast was assem-
bled by Meehan to make
"Freckles" and 1t includes John
Fox, jr.. Gene Stratton. Hobart
Boswortil, Enlalie Jensen, Billy
Scott and I4afa Mckee.
The Washington times., 1928-03-31
Bic Money This

Rio Rita" which comes to the
National Theater Easter week,
has crossed more than $4,000, 900
in New York. where the popular
musical comedy Is in its final
week.
The Washington times., 1928-03-31
GA Weeks for Rita

When eRio Rita" closes its
New York engagement April eth
week. it win have scored a record
run of sixty-four capacity weeks.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-22

the fallacies she had taken to her.
self as truths. Such q love she
would not succumb to without a
struggle. Dan Harvey's image. was
thrust resolutely out of her. mind.
Jerry, won't you kiss me. won't
you say you love me?" Alester was
pleading.
Jerry stirred in an effort to move
and he relaxed his embrace.
Jerry. we will be so happy" he
went on when she did not speak.
"You will have everything you
want. I'll put you where you be-
long. in q charming little apart.
ment with nothing to do all day
but think Of me. Jerry, don't hate
mo because l can't offer marriage
to you. We'd be wretched trying
to stand out against my family :.
this. way we can be happy with.
out the whole world looking on.
waiting for US to 60 on the rocks. !"
-
RUChS! Tne word came through
= the fog in Jerry's mind with an
impact that was almost OF physical
force. Had he dashed her violently
against a stone wall he could not
have wounded her more. She felt
bruised and battered.
Words came to her now. a veri-
table torrent Of words. but even as
she parted her lips to utter them
Alester kissed her again. He was
lighting for time. for time In which
Jerry might recover from the shock
he knew she had suffered.
When he lifted his face she was
white and still with horror. Words
seemed to her. suddenly. useless.
futile things with which to attempt
10 fay as she wanted to fay this
man who had 50 cruelty led her into
a degrading position.
He had known she was not to
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-22

be bought. this way-that she was
not even cheap little gold digger
=. there was no excuse for him.
With the strength born OF fury
that followed close on her momen.
tary helplessness. she flung herself
out OF Alester's arms and staggered
back against the swinging ham,
mock.
Jerry" he cried.
She did not answer. Her face was
buried In a cushion and Alester saw
that she was convulsed with sound
less sobs.. He came over and put
hts hands on her shoulders but she
instantly jerked upright and shook
them of.
Il was a fool to trust you," she
said. tears streaming down her
cheeks.
Then she smiled In self-mockery.
"A lot Of girls have said that to
fellows like you. suppose" she
added.
Alester dropped down on the
hammock beside her and tried to
take her hands.
NO" HE said when she made an
effort to get up. you've got to lis
ten to me, Jerry. You're seeing
only your side of this thing and
despising me unfairly. And. after
all. you said something just this
evening. on the way out here. that
led me to believe. =. -"
Il didn't" Jerry denied. 1--WE
never given you any right. /"
You spoke Of the advantage my
wealth gives you," he interrupted.
i thought perhaps you understood
its responsibilities also. Dear. don't
you see that the obstacles to q mar.
riage between US are insurmount.
able? And yet can't live without
you. Jerry. I'll devote my life to
making you happy.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-22

North Dakota. at tho hour Of o'clock
in the afternoon Of the 4th day Of De-
cember. 1898. to satisfy the amount
due on such mortgage on the day OF
sale.
The premises described in said
mortgage and which will be sold TO
satisfy the same are described As fol-
lows: The southeast quarter OF sec.
ton s. township 1873 north. OF range
- west OF the 5th Prin. NJ. There will
be due on such mortgage on date OF