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Rod stared down at her in utter
establishment. Lila's eyes were
indescribable pat1os.
Il had to make that moment over
our glasses come true" she said.
that moment at the table tonight.
You never would have said 1t. Rod
darling, but 1t was in your heart.
knew it. I'd have done anything
to make you speak. And I never in.
tended to let you pay for the jewels.
Oh you dear stupid, never to have
guessed that I gave you an empty
case.
Rod silenced her by tearing her
hands hastily from his arms, where
gradually they had been creeping
toward his shoulders. Lila, for
Gods sake I" he began, but she
interrupted him with soft palm
on his lips.
mot so loud" she cautioned.
"And don't act as IL I'd murdered
you or something. You must have
known for months that we'd have
to have an understanding some
day. Well, I'm glad the time has
come. couldn't stand 1t any
longer"
But what did you do that for?"
Rod asked her. you don't know
what I've gone through over that
fake theft
Eyes. I do" Lila contradicted:
'but don't you see, Rod, that It
served to put things in their true
light for your"
How do you mean?" Rod ques.
toned sharply.
"Why. ! mean about US. and
BERTHE Lou, OF course"
I'm afraid you're jumping to
conclusions" Rod rejoined: every
thing is hopelessly muddled as far
as ! am concerned"
Lila made an impatient gesture.
why do you make me say it,"
she cried. Cant you see that II
you hadn't got in trouble you
wouldn't have found out that BERTHE
Lou doesn't care anything about
you? That she was only interested
In your future success with Cy?
When you put a stop to her ex.
travagance she found someone with
money to spend on her. didn't she?"
bod was white. ''You mean you
IL faxed that theft to get mo in
hole?" he asked.
ITO make you think me q good
friend" Lila explained; ito get you
to thinking Of me with gratitude.
You've always loved me. Rod; II
you hadn't started hating me
simply because we couldn't AFFORD to
marry each other you'd never have
imagined that you didn't love me.
Do we have to be cheated out OF
happiness forever simply because
you made q mistake like that? I've
never stopped loving you." she
added and moved forward again to
throw herself into his arms.
Il know / tricked you," she went
on as Rod sought to loosen her .
arms from his neck. ''but that old
bromide about love and war IL o.
good today as It ever was.
II wouldn't have taken any
money from you, but I had to do
something TO start you caring for
mo again. and did help you with
Cyrus. you know"
She paused and looked beseech.
ingly at him. you do love me.
don't your" she pleaded and
reached up quickly to- put her lips
to his.
ITO 10 Contlnucd) I,
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ELTINCE THEATRE

Bebe Daniels admirers will feel
that she has made the most spec
tacularly thrilling picture Of her
career when they see "Hot News"
which is the feature at the Eltinge
for today and Tuesday.
Astounding in adventure, suspense,
thrills, humor and romance, it will
appeal to people in all walks Of life
as one Of the most entertaining films
this popular star has ever made.
The story deals with the exploits
Of a newsreel camera girl who steps
into her fathers business at q cru
cial moment and saves him from
ruin by "scooping" the other news
reel services at every turn.
The climax Of the picture 10 one
that is warranted to give the most
blase moviegoer = thrill. AiYplanes
and government coast guard cutters
are employed to make this an un-
usually spectacular finish.
"Hot News" is excellent screen
fare. It tells an authentic story Of
one Of the most adventurous pro-
LESSONS in the world that Of the
news reel cameraman. Miss Daniels
Is her usual vivacious self in this
picture and, in addition to her tai
ent Is 4 coincidence, her prowess a.
an athlete is nothing short OF
amazing.
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MAN KILLED IN RUNAWAY

La Moure.- Frank Jensen, who
has been employed on the Clayton
Waldie farm near here, was fatally
injured recently when the four
horses pulling the binder he was op-
Grating ran away. Jensen was
caught beneath the drive wheel and
dragged. He was badly cut and
bruised, and died in a Marion hos
pital. Funeral services took place
at Bookings, 8. D., where his par.
cnts reside.
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lila did not turn her head to-
- ward Rod until the dinner was
ended. In rising, while he stood
to pull back her chair, she let her
eyes meet his with great reluc
lance. Rod gazed back at her from
a frozen visage. A slow flush stole
up Lila's cheeks as she turned
quickly away without word.
Rod contributed very little In
conversation to the half-hour the
men spent at the table over their
black coffee after Lila had taken
her women guests away. He sat
still frowning. over his cigaret
while the other men told their
stories and drank their liqueurs.
When they went to the drawing
room he was black-browed with
suspicion. Lila was seated before
the piano. half.heartedly trying a
new jazz piece. She seemed to
know. without hooking up. when
Rod entered the room. Someone
twitted her for the harsh discord
she drew from the keys. and Lila
stopped playing.
Bridge followed, but Rod was
among those who did, not care to
play. Lila played indifferently. alb
stractedly. and Rod was not sur
prised. about an hour later. when
she was dummy" to see her rise
and make some excuse for leaving
the table. He also rose from q
nearby chair. and when Lila opened
the door that led to the small
grilled-in balcony on the library be
was close behind. Lila stepped to
the edge and stared down at the
city. Rod closed the door.
Lila did not lift her head even
when he stepped up beside her. For
q few seconds he stood there. wait
ing. Then he put q hand on her
wrist and turned her around Ia
face him. She saw q new Rod
There Wa = hard purpose in his
set expression and accusing eyes
It caused her to shiver slightly
with fear.
YOU'D better tell me all about
It, Lila" he said with ominous
Qnietnees.
For . moment Lila was silent
The impulse to lie that had seized
her. tho lies themselves that she
had been formulating since leaving
the dining room. slipped from her
! mind. Rod could not be deceived
she realized with unmistakable GER
tainty.
WITH this knowledge sinking
- like = poisoned arrow into
her heart. Lila became . wild
creature fighting with its back
against the wall. She tore her
wrist free with q quick gesture and
stood back from Rod, smiling
mockingly at him.
you've guessed II, think" she
said coolly. 1.-THE things never were
stolen. What do you make ol
thatss
make Of IT." Rod echoed. rem
dered less accusing b. her uncring'
Ing attitude.
"Oh Rod" Lila said With sur
prising softness. don't b Z com
plets idiot any longer. You must
know why ] did e."
IT ] did I'd no doubt b too
smart 70 have let you put Il over, y
Rod replied. II guess I'm ! com
plete idiot, al right"
Lila moved swiftly toward him
and put her hands on his arms,
"Rod." she breathed. Rod. I had
10 do Il"
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Wnen ne had dismissed an tnSolent
servant few dsy3 before.
She looked at Rod and he fancied
there was . despairing appeal In
her glance. But there was nothing
dark lamps in a mist. filled with
he could do to help her now. Cyrus
must know that the gems were
false. Rod hoped that he would be
the only one to suffer and that
Lila would escape her husbands
wrath. He regretted that the ex.
posture couldn't have been put of
until the next day-when he meant
to tell Cyrus himself.
His expression. to Lila. appeared
sphinxlike. She had never made
such a great appeal to him as at
that moment, when he thought she
was facing a painful revelation in
consequence OF her kindness to
him.
His features became blank In
order not to risk showing his feel.
ings, but he hoped that Lila would
see In his calm composure a will.
ingness to face the music-that he
understood she had done her ut
most for him..
7 lila slowly drew the rope Of
- pearls over her head and gave
them to Monsieur Clavier. They're
really very Insignificant to receive
your attention" she found voice to
say disparagingly.
Privately Monsieur agreed with
her. and was mentally Gliding him.
self for having created an awkward
situation over few small pearls.
Hereafter. he resolved. he would
refrain from commenting upon the
Jewels belonging to people who
practically were strangers to him.
Especially II his appreciation OF
the gems was less than his ad-
miration Tor their wearer.
But he was In It now. and he did
not wish to say before Madam's
husband and her guests that he had
been more interested In the perfec-
ton with which the pearls matched
her complexion than in the pearls
Themselves.
Still. his breeding would not per.
NIT him to express his true opinion
OF them. which WAS In accord with
Lila's. Turning them over in his
hand. scrutinising them closely. he,
cast about In his mind for some
, genuine praise to bestow upon
them.
Rod was watching him with
fascinated intentness. waiting for
the denouement. He expected
the Frenchman to show surprise.
to become embarrassed. Instead,
Monsieur Clavjer returned the
pearls to Lila with the remark that
they were very well matched. In.
deed. and Of : really good color.
They're the trridosceut pearls
that are found in the Pacific. near
Australia" he told Cyrus. mo
others could b % suitable for
Madam's fair skim"
Lila took them IN . limp hand.
She did not look 1t Rod. who sat
with . rather foolish expression Of
amusement spreading over his coun.
teuance.
Cyrus alone thanked Monsieur
Clavtsr for his opinion. Then the
company burst into On excited
chatter. that covered their relief
over threatening cloud dispelled.
Il was still evident. however. that
their hostess VA disturbed. but 1t
least there was no further cause
to dread the subtle sense Of trouble
] that had lowered over them.
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FORCED ATTENTION

"You don't seem to take any in.
terest IN anything I do now,
George"
"How can you say such q thing ?
Why, I lay awake all last night
wondering what on earth you put
in the pudding you made yesterday"
Tit Bits.
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Traveller: Yes, on our homeward
journey through Africa we nearly
came to grief - our tires were 30
worn out that they could not b re-
paired any more, but we killed four
elephants and used their trunks 30
tires.-Die Muskete, Vienna.
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CAPITOL THEATRE

Reginald Denny's latest success,
Good Morning, Judge" is being
shown at the Capitol Theatre today,
Monday, and Tuesday.
This picture is regarded as the
best the popular star has made.
Denny's clever comedy interpre.
tation would make him hit in any
part but in "Good Morning, Judge, y
he has 4 role that matches his good
looks, his breezy manner and his
flare for farce to perfection. He
has again gained the honor Of hav.
ing appeared in one of the seasons
greatest comedy hits.
William A. Setter, who has di.
rected most of Denny's outstanding
productions, welded the megaphone
on this one. The Denny.Seiter com.
bination afamed one in Hollywood,
rs the two men have been respon-
sible for a long list Of box-office
successes. They made "Skinner's
Dress Suit" Rolling Home" "Take
It From Me-" and other attractions.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
PHO r 82-
NOTICE

70 FARMERS AND CONTRAC.
TORS, Hotels and Restaurants and
all demand for laborers.
The Northwestern Employment
Agency Is now open for business
at ALP 1-2 Main Ave., Bismarck,
N. D., Associated with same
agency at Aberdeen, s. D., and
IL others in different states. This
business has been running for
years, is honest and reliable. We
get you any kind Of help, skilled
and unskilled men and women.
Help furnished free. Our phone
will be STA. Employment Mgr,
+. q. Slater.
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THIS HAS HAPPENED

DERTIE Lou WARD mnrries
ROD EItYER. who had previously
been engaged to LILA MARSH.
Lila mnl>cs life miserable for the
brlic until she meets rich MIR.
JORicE and mar-ies him. Then
thc past.
TryinE to Keep mp socially with
wealthy friends plurgcs the Dry.
Cr3 In debt and Rod becomes de.
pressed. Lila scixcs her chance
10 persuade hifi IL accept high.
ar salary frcm LOrcc. shortly
after s:.c asks Rod to put sOme
bana'a absence. They disappear
rnl Fed wants to notify the po-
lice. hut Lila Insists that they
Keep the mattrr secret. pointing
ont that suspicion against him
E.iss:,s spell his career. Dcrtie
LOu frG. out that nc has been
hce.a:s Lila sccrctly and IL heart.
Size Is called home to her sick
mother md catches q train with.
out xcclnE Rod. The separation.
added 10 Lila's plotting. causes a
cnldness To spring up between
,nnssc advance. or expianation..
aO1 Goes Ia the Loreca without
her ana Dertie Lou goes out with
MARCO PALMER IN retalIute.
They grow farther apart. and
one evening Rod lnds her pack.
ing n suitcase for = weekend nt
admits to himself that their love
IL dead and that he In infatuated
with Lila. He attends dinner
at the LOrees and n Freedman
ndmircs Liln's penrls-which Rod
thinks are limitations Of the ones
he lost.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XXXIII
A DISTINCT pallor showed under
Lila's makeup - she dropped
the pendant and settled back IL
her chair. She made no move Il
hand over the pearls to Monsieur
Clavier.
A hush fell over the party. One
by one the guests began to sense
her attitude. She did not wish
the pearls examined! Cyrus looked
at her In establishment and Mon
sieur Clavier began to consider 4
way to relieve the growing tension
It was Rod who supplied It. HI
overturned . glass Of wine. Lille
was quick to grasp the lifeline hl
had thrown her. She turned and
beckoned the butler. who already
was hurrying toward her.
She made as much Of the Incl
dent as possible. But It did moi
save her. When the broken glas,
was removed and the slight com
motion over. Cyrus very quietly 70
quested that she let Monsieur
Clavier have the pearls.
He was deeply puzzled over Lila'l
strange behavior but It was plain
to him that their guests also were
puzzled. And he knew these pearll
were genuine. Surely. he thought
Lila did not realize what comment
might be passed upon her reluo
lance to have an expert handle
them.
Cyrus had heard Of women who
substituted limitations for theil
real gems but he did not believe
that Lila had done that. WHY
should she? His Allowance to h0l
was more than generous. He did
not want people saying that bill
wife had 70 resort to tricks to Oh
tain money.
Lila looknd up 1t him. He nod
ded. and abe noted that he wai
wearing what she called his bust
ness expression. He had worn 4
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joplin Oil and Gas company. Ke

Joplin Oil and Gas company, Ken
mare, 100000; I. P. Johnson, Donny-
brook; j. B. Rasmussen. Kenmare;
E. c. Tolley, Joplin, Montana; N. v.
Boldly and Jean Boldly, Fargo.
Branick Vulcanizing company, Inc,
Fargo, $4,000; c. E. Branick, J. G.
Heisler, John S. Frame, B. c. Mutt
and S. T. Wentworth, all Of Fargo.
New Rainbow Cafe, Fargo, $20, 900
James Manoles, Thomas Cares and
H. c. Aamoth, all Of Fargo.
State Bank Of Marion, La Moure
county, $4,000; w. R. Jones. Carl
Opsdahl. J. c. Arduser, Henry
Brouschwein and Benjamin Johnson,
all of Marion.
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HOUSES AND FLATS

FOR SALE-Seven-room house.
Modern in every way, including
heated garage. full basement. One
Of the best built homes. in Bis
marck. On pavement, shrubbciy
and good lawn always kept in
best condition. Excellent location.
Well furnished. May be pur-
chased with or without furniture,
direct from owner. For informa-
ton write AID No. %, CO Tribune.
FOR RENTAL modern five-room
house with a three room apart
ment in addition to sublet. Re-
Gently decorated and painted,
hardwood floors, gas stove.
Phonnc SS2-J or call at 500 Man
dan St.
FOR RENT-Eight-room house,
newly decorated, with garage,
large yard and lilac hedges. Must
have reference from First Nation
al Bank. Call Mrs. Mary L. Nc
Lear. lea Thayer Ave w:
FOR RENT-Modern seven-room
house September first, hot water
heat, suitable for rooming house.
Must be seen to be apprecia. ed.
Phone 1419-W, or call at FOG West
Thayer.
FOR SALE Lake Isabel cottage.
Three rooms and sleeping porch.
Completely furnished. Fine beach
and hunting. Mrs. o. w. Roberts.
1T Main Ave. Phone ISL or l51.
FOR RENT-A two-room partly
modern house in good condition.
Close in. Geo. NJ. Register.
FOR SALE-Two-roo1 cottage at q
reasonable price at 1910 Sweet
Ave. Phone 1072-J.
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Film coating made from wood
fiber celiulose instead Of gelatine
may reolutionize Photographic meth
DDS. 1t is said to permit tcn-minute
development, including drying of the
wet negative.
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BOAcD AND ROOM

FOR RENT-Nice cool room with
board at The Mohawk, 40l Fifth
street. Telephone las.
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PARTY LEAVING for Sioux Fails
and Sioux City Sept. LIST, returning
by way Of Minneapolis about Sept.
18th. Will take one passenger for
small consideration. II interested
Phone 872.
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FOUND

FOUND-A tire and disc wheel be.
tween Menoken and Mckenzie
Owner may have same by calling
at the Capital Chevrolet.
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Apython Is feet long. a giraffe
20 feet tall. an elephant weighing
four tons and an insect measuring
IL inches are among the records
of the London zoo.
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PERSONAL

PERSONAL
PARTY LEAVING for Sioux Fails
and Sioux City Sept. LIST, returning
by way Of Minneapolis about Sept.
18th. Will take one passenger for
small consideration. II interested
Phone 872.
ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Rnom in modern rev
home, two bio ks from Grand Pa
cific hotel, clean ana warm,
always hot water Gentlemen pre-
ferred. Phone IGOR. 80 Fourth
street.
ROOM AND BOARD-Nicelv fur
,.lshed sleeping rooms with or
without board, at the Eastburn.
la Main Ave. West, or phone
1158.
FOR RENT-A sleeping room, all
modern. clio in, hot water.
Gentlemen preferred. Phone S15,
or call at 302 Eighth street.
FOR RENT-Sleeping ro.,ms in
modern home. Newly decorated.
call at 4O4 Tenth St.
FOR Notwithstanding light
housekeeping rooms. See Mr..
Murphy at the Barber Shop oppo-
site postoffice.
FOR RENT-Well furnished front
room with kitchenette and closet.
Call at All Fifth St. or phone 273:
FOR RENT-Furnished sleeping
room. Call at 406 Sixth street, or
phone 431.
FURNITURE FOR SALE
FOX sALE-Sewing machine, din
ing set, library table, rugs, book
cases, bed, chairs, desk, hose, lawn
mower, garden tools. Very rea-
sonable. Must be disposed Of at
once. Call at $40 Fifth stree., or
phone 242-J.
FOR SALE-One electric heater,
and Vernus Martin bed, complete
with spring and mattress. Price
reasonable. Phone 966-M. or call
at 1923 First street.
FOR SALE-Brunswich photograph
and records, in very good condi-
ton. Reasonable if taken at once.
Phone S91-R or call at SIT Seventh
street.
FOR Saloons oak dresser, small
table, dining table, buffet, writing
desk and clothes reel. Call at Ill
Sxths street or phone 6l3-J:
BARGAINS in used furniture.
Kennedy Furniture Co.. Mandan.
N D
FOR SALE-Singer Sewing ma
chine, $500. Phone 569-J.
MISCELLANEOUS
YOU MAY VISIT the Surgeon and
he can cut out your tonsils, golter,
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Clinic Of DR.. T. NJ. MacLachlan
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WE REPAIR al makes Of sewing
machines 1T reasonable prices.
Needles, parts and supplies for All
makes. Singer Sewing Machine
Shop. Phone 264 or call a. 210
Broadway.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Fifty-
room modern hotel running IS per
cent. A real opportunity. will
stand closest investigation. Write
Tribune, co Ad No. q.
EARLY CABBAGE-25 lbs. 75c, 50
lbs. $3.50. Phone 684 or call at
423 Third St.. Erlenmeyer
Brothers.
FOR SALE-Casting box. Cheap.
Inquire ct Tribune Office --aAlnA.
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APARTM ENTS

FOR RENT-City heated, three
room furnished apartment, suit
able for three ladies or three
gentlemen. Modern eight-room
house $4,000 per month. Close in.
For sale-almost new kitchen
cabinet, sanitary couch $3.50 and
oak dining table $500. Phone 9O5.
FOR RENT-Two light housekeep-
ing apartments. Well furnished,
close in. S25 a month. Call at
lib Mandan or phone G37-J.
FOR RENT-One two-room COM
tpletely furnished apartment. In
quire at 100 Broadway or phone
129-W.
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FOR SALE-Two-roo1. cottage at q
reasonable price at 1910 Sweet
Ave. Phone lO72-J.
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WANTED-Retail automobile sales
man. Good permanent: position
competent man. Phons 400-W.
II. Perkins,
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FOR RENT-Completely and ex-
ceptionally wcll-furnished apart
MieAt. Close in. Call 12O W.
Rosser.
FOR RENT-Furnishe apartment.
The Laurain Apartments. Phone
3O3.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED
WOMEN, GIRLS-Earn $25-S35
weekly addressing cards at home
spare time; experience unneces-
sary; easy, steady work. Write
Immediately. Rialto, 366 Broad
way. New York.
WANTED-Girl who can go home
nights, to assist with light house,
keeping and care of two children.
Phone 275-J Sunday and after 600
p. m. other days.
TEACHERS WANTED IMMEDl-
ATELY- American Teachers
Agency, $40 South Fourth street,
Pocatello, Idaho.
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FOR SALE-Brunswich photograph
and records, in very good condi-
ton. Reasonable if taken at once.
Phone 891-R or call at SIT Seventh
street
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FOR Saloons electric heater,
and Vernus Martin bed, complete
with spring and mattress. Price
reasonable. Phone 966-M. or call
at 1923 First street.
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ROOM AND BOARD-Nicely fur
,-lshed sleeping rooms with or
without board, at the Eastburn.
la Main Ave. West, or phone
1152
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ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Rnora in modern Few
home, two bio ks from Grand Pa
cific hotel, clean and warm,
always hot water. Gentlemen pre-
ferred. Phone IGOR. = 80 ) Fourth
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FOX SALE-Sewing machine, din
ing set, library table, rugs, book
cases, bed, chairs, desk, hose, lawn
mower, garden tools. Very rea-
sonable. Must be disposed Of at
once. Call at $40 Fifth street, or
rhono cdo.J