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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24
FILM STARS DRESS TO HIDE DEFECTS, START STYLES

Tight-fitting, hair line skull
caps are worn to cover the fact
that many of the stars have heads
too big for their bodies. And you
will never see Florence vidor.
who is by popular vote among
the fashion dictators the best
gowned woman on the screen,
wearing brimless hat. Her face
is too long and tEir and her Jaw
is broad"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24

head. 1t served the same pur-
pose as the head rest used by the
old fashioned photographers,
making her hold her head cor
rectly and shortening the appear
ance of the neck says the writer.
Moreover, that wide strip of
material that extends directly
down the spine of every Mae
Murray decolIette gown is not
decoration. primarily. It hides q
scar.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24

This is the disillusioning revela-
ton made by Lois Shirley IN
Photoplay Magazine after inter-
views with the customers who
dress the leading women stars
both on and off the screen.
For instance, the wide Greta
Carlo collar was created because
the Swedish girl was found in her
first picture TO have a long, awk-
ward appearing neck and an un-
happy uialsner Of holding her
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24
DIOCESE TO PICK HEADS
Annual Christ Episcopal Convention
Is Nearing Close.

Election of officers at Christ
Episcopal Church parish house to-
day will close the ninety-second an
nual convention of the Episcopal
diocese of Indianapolis.
Today's business sessions consist.
Of studying various problems of the
church and discussion Of the three
year program recently mapped out
at Washington at the tri-ennial
meeting.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24
ENGINEER TO TALK HERE
Noted Britisher to Address Members
Of Christian Science Church.

Sir Henry Japp, <. B. E., of Lon
don, England, the engineer who
drove the four Pennsylvania tubes
under the East river, New York
City, twenty years ago, will lecture
on Advancing Steps in Christian
Science" on the fourteenth floor of
the Lincoln at 8 tonight. under aus
pices Of Indianapolis Branch / Of
the Christian Science Parent church.
The Parent church has no con-
nection with the mother church or
its branches.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24

BIZ Times Special
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-New
and formidable opposition to the
senate Indian investigation de-
veloped today. Senator Deneen of
Illinois is preparing to oppose con-
tinuation of the special sub-com-
mittee conducting the inquiry.
While Deneen refused to divulge
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24

IN indianapolis,
beginning Feb. ID,
extension division
officials announced
today.
Included in the
subjects to be TAX
en- up are the
teaching mechan-
ism of the cor
poration, source
Of capital funds,
types of securities,
5 security selling
methods and short
term borrowing.
nfhar a11ov>a orao
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24
ACTORS WIFE KILLED
IN AUTO CRASH; 2 HURT
Little Hope Held for Man, Critically
Injured.

By United Press
KENTON, O., Jan. 24.--Little hope
was held today for the recovery of
Earl flanagan, representative Of the
Imperial Electric Scenery Company,
Oakland, Cal, who was injured seri-
ously in an automobile accident here
late Wednesday. ~ M
Mrs. Alex Gray OF New York,
whose husband is playing a leading
role in 'The Desert Song" now at
Pittsburgh. Pa, was killed III the
same accident and Mrs. Russell
Martin of Akron was injured Mrs.
Martin will recover.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24

HOLLYWOOD. Cal. Jan. "a
Il i If you suffer from the COM
mon delusion that all feminine
movie stars are the physically
perfect beauties they appear on
the screen. then you are due for
surprise. For many of the most
popular styles now being worn by
women all over America were
originally designed to hide OF
minimize defects in face Or figure
of the rRigning screen queens.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24

Diamond Ring Theft Reported
Max P. Sanders. 1909 North Penn
syivania street, reported to police
today the theft of a three-stone $500
diamond ring from his home
Wednesday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24
ESCAPE AUTO INJURIES
Car Strikes Street Hole; Overturned
Twice, Occupants Unhurt.

Walter E. Boyer. 4l37 Broadway,
and his wife and son, Earl. escaped
injury this morning when the auto
mobile IN which they were riding
struck hole in the street in the 500
block on College avenue. The car
bounced against the curb and turned
over twice.
The hole was left in the street b.
the indianapolis Street Railway
Company workmen, according to
police.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24

courses are offered in the extension
program, beginning Feb. IL. A wide
range Of cultural subjects also are
offered.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24
LesIie Slgns Cruiser Plea

Governor Harry G. Leslie has
SIGNED the House concurrent resolu,.
ton NO. asking congress to pass
the cruiser bin.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24
NOT PATHE EMPLoYE
Man Arrested at Evansville No
Longer With Film Exchange.

Longer With Film Exchange.
Lou B. Davis. arrested at Evans
vile, Ind, on q charge of stealing a
purse. is not representative of the
Pathe Film Exchange, indianapolis,
as stated Wednesday in a United
Press dispatch from Evansville. ac-
cording to Harry Graham, manager
of the local Pathe branch. Davis
formerly was connected with the
Pathe exchange, but has not been
for the last year, Graham said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24
|. u. OFFERS CLASS
IN BUSINESS FINANCE
Extension Course to Be Opened
Feb. IA.

Edwin j. Kunst, manager of the
Indiana university bureau of bust
ness research, will teach an evening
extension class in business finance
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
20 SCH0DZE SPOLKU SV. CY
RII.I.A A METHODA. ~

Ma rocnej sch6dzi Spolku Sy
Cyrilla a Methoda, G, $50. l.. K.
$. J. Dol dost vel'ky pocet ndov,
nuz ale mohlo byt' este Wac. BRA
tia mill, ak nebudete sch6dze ma
vstevovaa', veru nebudete znat'
ako vas spolok pokracuje. Ale al
nasi priatelia by mali znat re je
veru dobre spolku byt', ked' mrl
spolok take vyhody da,, ako ked
sa nachadza v nemoci spolok no
podpori, alebo ked sa I'D odobe-
RE ia druhy svet a pozostalym 81.
rotam a dbohej vdove vyplati
dost pckni sunni. Veru toho Il
da, ktory zomiera, to test, ze pre-
dsa syojich nenechava prazdnou
rukou, lebo i'm jeho spolok pom6-
ze. TAX drahi bratia, neodkladaj-
te so spolkom vstlpte medzi mas
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
PODAKovANIE PRIATELoM
,Andrej tisar,
starosta 49. Kr1zku.

Ctepa' Redakcia! Ufam, ze m,
stychto paru SLOW udate v nasom
obi 'ubenom casopise.
Vianoce sa nam blfzia, preto sa-
me prve st t'astlive Vianoce a st "a
stlivy Novy Rok prajem sloven-
skemu narodu, ably mu mily novo-
narodeny Jezisko dial vsetko do
bre, co 81 od neho ziada.
Dalej nemozem sa sdrzat ma
d'alej, aby som nepod 'akoval mo-
jim milym priatel'om, ktori ma
boil navstfvit' v mojom krizi, kto-
~ ma nina. Pan Beh zaslal, ze som
n1teny Dol list ma. operaciu 'Ehe-
morrhage", ma .ktory som vylezal
diva tyzdne Cleveland Charity
Hospital a jeden tyzden donna. Sa-
me prve d 'akujem Bohu, ze uz zas
mozem robit'ia v potu tvari chlieb
vyrabat' pre- svoje dietky. TAX
tiez d,akujem panu Oravcovi,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
z RoCNEJ SCH0DZE CfsLA
26O. T. K. S. J. v HASELTON

Cislo 260. /. K. j. odbyvalo svo-
iu rocnn schodzu dina Is. decem-
bra V osadnej hale ma North Ha-
seltine Ave. Pc vybaveni riadnych
|veci prevedena bola vol'ba 1radu.
Ia volebneho predsedu zvoleny
Dol jednohlaske Rev. j. L. Kostik.
Rev, j. l.. Kostik zaujal miesto co
volebny predseda a tax sa prikro-
clio k yol'be 4tiradnana rok 1890
Ia predsedu znovuzvoleny Dol Jan
Basista, "a podpfetlsedu Rudolf
Tomasovic. "a zapisnika movuzvo-
leny boil Stanislav Necko, "a uc-
tovnika znovuzvoleny Michal Ko-
Yak, "a pollladnika znovuzvolenv
Michal Hassay DO vyboru majet-
ku zvoleni boil: Stefan Mlinarcik,
Jan Garcar. Jozef Kukura. Straz
Valent Rovder. Ia dozorcay cho-
rych zvoleni boil Martin Ientko
a Jan Mihlan "a starostu mia
deze Jan Fabini.
Potion Dol odhlasovany isty OBJ.
nos pre- siroty ilstave Katolicke!
Jednoty, tiez vianocny. dar vdo.
yam po nasich zosnulych sDolu.
bratoch a podporili SINE al bra,
tov, ktori sn v n1dzi a su nesch1p.
nj prace.
| S tym prajem vsetkym bratonl
a sestram horeudaneho Cisla vese.
le a blazene Vianoce a st 'astiivJ
Novy Rok!
Jan Basista, predseda
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
VIANOCNY VECIEROK Lab
KRUZKU 40. X. M. PRI
oDBORE 8. MAR. S. S.
Bude nedel'u, 20. decembra v
.E Mar. Sokolovni.

Ako bOlo llZ minule oZnamene.
bude. usporiadany pre- dietky vys-
spomenuteho, krnzku pekny via
.nocny vecierok nedel'u, dina %.
decembra V SlovenSkej Sokolovni
&. 319 Washington st. Zaciatok
tohto vecierku je 3. hod. popo-
ludni a potrva mono do pozdnej
noel, dFa tpho, aka bude voI'a pr,
tomnvch. Hlavnou vecou ma We
cierku bude pekny vianocny
stromcek a Mikulas Santa Klaus
ktory bude rozdavat' darceky de-
tom. Okrem toho budu al rozlic-
ne hry ma programe. Mali herci a
herecky kriizku prednesn niekol'-
ko shovenskych basniciek bud1
|tancovat' al sloyensky medovy ta-
nee tkelols. Dalsis 1bgq9li hrant a
spievane nase siovenske travnice,
a bude zahrana al jedna kratka
veselohra dospelych. Vstupne. ma.
tento vecierok nebude ziadne. Ia
husky, obcerstFenie zmrzlina
Gce cream) tax pre- dietky, ako
| al pre- ich rodicov bude zdarma.
Prosime teda tych rodicov, ktori
majn dietky V tomto krlzku. ably
prisli al oni $ mimi ma tento We
cierok, ale vsetci do jedneho. le-
DO kto neprijde, obanuje. Kruzok
tento az od davna, ba mono nj
kdy nemal talyto vecierok, a pre-
% mech nikto neomeska tlito pri-
lezitost' Ze budl mat dietky. Z to-
no velkn radost a re sa al starsi
ma tom vecierku dobre zabavia,
"a to-: ruci podpisany al zabav-
| my vybor.
Znaclm sa .bratskym pozdra-
tvom, ''< f@''. .@ 'S"'. ss ..
Andrej tisar, g..
| starosta 49, Krhzku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20

ktory meska v84yevelande nina
casto navstevoval Taktiez tunaj-
sim bratom a sestram: PIP. Janovi
Thurikovi, Janovi RepasIemu.
Jozefovi MaruSkinovi, Jozefovi
Tkacovi, Stefanovi Repasktmu i
jeho synovi Stefanovi, PAM Anne
Staron, PIP. Michalovi Gejgusovi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20

do tax pckntl,o ('isla, ;,llo .je 800,
/. X. s. j. tTu podavam zpravn, a
ko nase Cislo 500 napreduje.
Prijmy IA rok 1929 .t:}.046.S9
Zaplatene do ILL.,. liSla 1-,551.1y
Podpory v nelnoci vypI. 24o.T
Nliiodary a inc dobrt cicIc 92.oQ
VNdavky spolll S2,90a.0T
Zvysok IA rex 1929 Sl37.Sl
Prenaska u min. roku 1859 As
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
z RocNEJ scHoDzE G, 25. X. J.

spolok sv. Martina. Clislo 25.
i. K. S. j. NAL rocnd sschodzu v
.nedel'u, ma ktorej bolo usnesene
podpCrit tax ako minule roxy
svojich mrzakov, kcstol a ziakov.
Trad na rok 1890 zvolenly bol do
savadny, lebo dobre ilradoval. -
Predsedom je Jozef d Martinlo,
.podpredsedom Jozef JaNorsky, IA
Ipisnikom Andrej Adamko, nctoy.
nixon Jan Pillar, pollladnikom
Frantisek Hudik a vvborom ma.
jetku Martin Muransky, Jozef
Grancaj a Jan Hiznaj.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
ROCNA scH0DzA 6. 181. P. s
z. j. v HASELTON

Spnlok Narodenia Panny Marie
G. 1S1. Penn. S. z. j. bude odbv.
vat sroju rocnli schodzu v nede-
l'u. %. decembra Skole CsatIv
Sv. Alzbety na North Haseltine
Ave. Vsetky idkyne sn ziadane,
ably sa dostavily ia schodzu, lebo
sa bude novy nrad VOLT ia bu-
duel rok a inc veci sa budu pc.
jednavat'.
Som so sesterskym pozdravom
Katari11a Kacenga, zap
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
RocNA sCHoDZA
Youngstownskeho Slovensk6ho
Politickeho a Podporujuceho
Klubu. $50

Rocna schodza bude odbyvana
Y. nedel'u u vecer, %. decembra v
slovenskej Sokolovni, $40 Wash.
ington ul. Prosim spolubratov, a.
by 81 tohto vsimli sa siicastnili
najvacsom pocte. Bude sa VOLT
trad na budlci rok, poda5d sa
zpravy vyborov a prfdu rozlicne
vcci ha pretras. Je to nasa obcian-
ska povinnost' tejto sch6dze sa
bez vynimky sdcastnit'.
Jozef Yavorslky, predseda
Juraj A. Petrik, zapisnfk.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20

Penalty majetok Cisla $1,4S7.30
Ako yidime. nase Cislo bars pc
kne napreduje este mozeme lep-
Sic napredovat', ked' sa vsetci do
.prace chytlme a kazdy brat aspon
jedneho nov6ho ida prisikuje.
pTiez' ,bol voIeny novN nrad Ma
rok 1890. a zvoleni boil nasIedo-
vni bratia: Michal Mark,ovic,
predseda; Jan Olejar, podprcdse-
da; Aiojz Klein, zapisnik; Franti-
SEX Pataky, uctovnik; E'rantisek
kanik, pokladnik; Jan Forgac,
dozorca kasy; Andrej Tarapcak Il
Jozef Hiznaj, dozorcovia majetku.
Sch6dze. odbyyame kazdl drtl-
hi nedeP,u v mesiaci skolesSy.
Cyrilla a Methoda ma n. Watt st.
Alojz Klein, zapisnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
Spolkove zpravy
ROCNA SCH0DZA HASELTON
TATRA SPOLKU.

Haseltonsky Slovensllv Podpo-
rajiici Spolok Tatra ziadae vset7
k.tch svoiich udov, aby sa dosta-
Will rocnu sch6dzu Y nedel'u,
y. decembra |. iodine popolu-
dni do skoly osady Sy. Azbety ma
y. IIaseltine Ave-, lebo sa bude
VOLT ilrad ma budnci ros ii mno-
he vazne veci sa budh1 pojedna-
vat.
Som bratskou Ictou.
Jozef Kacenga, zapisnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
Maria Mandula, preds.
Maria Melek, tict.
Maria Racek,. zapisnicka
Maria Vascak, pokl. vyb.
ROCNA SCHODZA SPOLKU SV
KATARINY. l

Spolok Sv. Katariny, Odbor lS1
Ziveny bude odbyyat' svoju roe.
nj sch6dzu tlto nedePu, %.
decembra /. Sestry su ziadane, a.
by sa dostavily na tdto schodzui
lebo sa budu 6itat prijmy a w
dale zvoli sa 1rad.
Som ictou vasa spolusestra,
Anna Murdzak,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20

anair;icsom pottu Bude s., VOLT
novt ilrad vselijakefveci pridu
ma pretras. Dlhujnci ndovia mech
81 lll'adia svoj dlh vyrovnat'. !. ably
knily novozvolencmu ilradu od-
dane boiy V poriadku.
s tym prajcm vsetklm hraton
al sestram horcudantho cisla We
seld blazene Vianoce st 'astli-
W Novy Rok! NJ
Albert Kvackay,
uc. {. 1873,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
ROCNA SCHoDZA VENCA 131,
K. s. v CAMPBELL.

Mile sestry Venca l3l. S. X. S.
dina %. decembra bude sa odby.
vat rocna schodza preto ste zia
dane, ably ste bola kaztla jedns
pritomna 0 !. hod. po obede. Ne
pritomnd budii polsutovant dfa
stanov.
veselt Vianoce st 'astlivy No.
W Rok YAM praje Vasa SPOUSE
stra.
Maria Zee, spravkyna
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
ROCNA sCH0DZA sP0LKU sV
I.'UDMILY A TANEC

Sp0lok Sv. L'udmily. Cislo 325.
l. X. S. 4. j. oznamje svojim id
kynam, ze rocna sch6dza bude ia
nedel'u. %. decembra a ziada, aby
sa kazda dostavila, bo pridu vaz-
ne veci ma pretras prevedie sa
vol 'ba iradniciek. Udkyne, ktore
dlhujl. mech 81 kazda podlznost
vyrovna. ~
Teraz oznamujem, ze sestry 81
odhlasoyaly tanecnv zabavny
vecierok na 4. januara sobotm
V prcspech Slovenskej Skolskej
Matice, skole Sv. Cyrilla a Me,
thoda ma y. Watt st. Povolavamt
vsetky spolky jak bratslle TAX Sc
sterske j cele obecenstvo ma ok6
Ii. Prid'te ,sa S nami zabavit :. Ne
NAL by chybet ami jeden SlovaI
a, Slovenka, ked.sa to rabi ma TIA
~ ciel'. ako je eSkolska Matica
TAX vas este. raz volame. Kto pri
de, neobanuje. Kazdy bude srde
enc vitanr. O vsetko sa postar;
vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
ROGNk SCHoDZA &. 1873. p. 8.
J. Y CAMPBELL.

G. 1873. Pennsylvanskej Sloven-
slej Jednoty bude vydrziavat'
rocnn schodzu v nedel'u, %. de-
crmbra, preto sa vyzyvaj1 ddo-
via, aby prisli ma schodzu v cim
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-03-25
lWASHINGTONA 4
N LETTER .k
7ag 1d.1

| tude and that Of most Democrats"
he says:
THE Republican administration
would continue to build our tariff and
commercial policy around the sole
idea of safeguarding the home mar
ket, in the face OF our actual or po-
tential overproduction capacity OF
twenty to twenty-five billion dollars.
We recognize the fact that this sur
plus producing capacity has become
SO great as to constitute an additional
and dominant factor in determining
our tariff and commercial policy.
They would adopt virtual en-
barge tariffs as permanent policy.
designed to eliminate even indirect
| and remote foreign competition. We
| recognize that tariff benefits cannot
possibly be impartially distributed
and must seriously affect surplus ex-
ports and SO bold that this country
| should gradually embrace a policy OF
moderate reasonably competitive
tariffs designed to increase healthy
production. maintain wages and find
larger world markets.
\ X X
They would make the trend of
tariff revision always upward. We
believe in a tariff and commercial
policy calculated to avoid retaliation
and promote SOunder domestic
structure. The trend should be down.
ward toward a moderate or Compc-
tive level, tariffs being reduced as
domestic industries become sclf-suss
tanning.
THE Republican administration
would flout and shunt aside all for
mulas and fact finding agencies. thus
continuing the old. bad system of log
rolling and political pressure under
which beneficiaries will dictate new
high duties on the pretext that do
lnestic competition will keep prices at
a reasonable level
I'VE believe revision should be
based OH facts and factors measuring
our competitive strength with that OF
our rivals and that the facts should
be carefully assembled and submitted
to Congress by the ablest and most
impartial fact finding commission
that could be installed.
The Republicans would not only
maintain but considerably enlarge the
flexible tariff provision. thereby en-
abling the president to change the
whole objects and purposes OF tht
tariff law enacted by Congress. W.
insist that the flexible tariff provi.
sion should be speedily repealed. as il
has only been used unfairly to revise
tariffs upwards.
The Republican administration
falsely pretends that there still re
main additional tariff benefits TO
agriculture which would substantial.
aid farm relief. The opponents o
that position solemnly warn American
agriculture that as whole it suffer
far greater injuries than it derive
; from general high tariffs. becaus
. tariff aid to minor specialties is to
, slight to affect favorably the entir
agricultural structure"
It is too early to suggest how man
members of the house will line u
with Hull against the Republican
tariff bill.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-03-25
IN NEW YORK

New York, March 25,-Into the
blase quiet that. reigned at the show
ing Of artists works at the Waldorf
Astoria the other day there burst q
little thin woman in gray, with an
arinful Of groceries
She refused to check her bundles
--she had paid quarter to see this
snow sile told them and would carry
her things. She darted at once to
the nearest section and began to run
her sharp eyes over the pictures, hisi,
and low. Her elance was cursoTy at
zach: she moved about swiftly: . few
people sauntering listlessly about
turned to watch her. Her appearance
suggested person very intent upon
something.
At la1t she approached the man
With The cataiog.
II usted?' she asked
eye, It was Listed. Picture No,
~ dashed away. found the PAINT
- ana stcod examtning II miuutely
II . lcog time. The price tag caught
- eyc. = l0ok q wonder spread
0xer hor face.
TN handred dollaTr!' che mutt
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-03-25

that you can't run fast enough to get
away from yourself
Maybe!' Tony admitted with a
shrug that hurt Crystal intolerably
But ought to be able to run fast
enough to get away from Dick Tai
bot"
"Do-you-think Dick is-big
enough. important enough toto
make Tony Tarver rlln?" Crystal
asked, her words linping along mis-
erably.
"Of course I don't! Tony flared,
running distracted hand through
her Byronic black hair and narrowing
her blue eyes to Sits to hide their
expression from Crystal. IF I did.
I'd marry him and be just as big a
fool over him as Cherry is over Nils
Faith over Bob, ct cetra ad nauseum
Maybe I'll have to marry him to get
over thiS-thiS torment"
Cherry married her Dick Talbot
just to cure herself Of him." Crystal
reminded Tony gently.
"Crys. what do you think of Dick
Talbot ?-drat him."
"You know what I think of him."
Crystal protested. Il think he's the
handsomest male thing ever saw in
my life-on or off the screen, and
that that is where he belongs whole
sailing his sex appeal instead Of re-
failing it and driving you out of your
wits. Also. that he's not worth the
filings from your littlest fingernail." !"
mot the slightest" Crystal an
swered positively.
"Then-listen Crys! Do something
fQr me. Something big! Will you?"
NEXT: Tony makes q queer pro-
posal.
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