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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-01
Annonnce Recent Marriaqe

Announce hbCtitt " tutSC
Announcement is made OF the
marriage of Miss Dorothy Mae
Weber, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Henry Weber to George Robert
Eisenhut. The ceremony took place
April 80. Members Of Harold G. Me-
grew auxiliary No. 8, United Span
ish War Veterans. gave surprise
shower in honor Of Mrs. Eisenhut
Friday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-01

er bouquet Of roses.
Following the ceremony a we'd
ding breakfast was served at the
home of the brides sister. The
bridal table was conferred with a
TERED wedding cake and lighted
with white tapers.
After a trip to Chicago Mr.. and
Mrs. Dodson will be at home at
AT South Hawthorne lane.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-01

Velvet Girdle
A pale pink chiffon evening gown,
with skirt fullness introduced front,
back and both sides. has wide
girdle of rose velvet that is quaint
and charrningly feminine looking.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-05-01
ROCKY MOUNTAINS STILL IN GRIP
 WINTER STORMS
GRAIN AND FRUIT GROWERS ARE MENACED BY INCLE-
 MENT WEATHER

DENVER, May 1, (P)-May Day brought to the Rocky Mountain region another copy of the bleak picture reproduced during the last few months.
 Swirling and blinding snow storms from the north, wind and cold rain which later turned to snow, has revisited much of Mon tana and Wyoming ranchers are worried that their spring lambs will be weak.
 Sheep and cattle have been menaced for weeks by the incle- ment weather and grain and fruit growers are greatly con- cerned as to the outcome.
 Wire communications are un- stable throughout this region, Cheyenne is recovering from a bad snow of last week but may be hit again today by new storm
Seward daily gateway., 1929-05-01
MORE RESERVATIONS

According to press dispatches the Alaska delegate has asked the Department of Agriculture to appropriate $5OO0O for introducing musk into Alaska and the creation of preserve for them.
 But why should Alaska,s delegate sponsor further ty matters when great issues loom?
 He has been of the loudest compliments against bureaucracy yet here he seeks create what equal another.
 What Alaska needs is not academic legislation that will produce results 20 years from now but action that will influence the conditions of those living
 With the Bureau of Education colony of bullfrogs the planting of buffalo in the Interior and the negligible experiment of crossing yak with cattle at Fairbanks all that needed to make of Alaska frsclass is the introduction of Kangaroo and Okap of Africa erect fence around the whole works.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-05-01
THIEF SHOT SELF

CLEVELAND, May l, P)-After wounding cop during a gun battle here Frank Ressler, 31, ac- cused auto thief from Rochester, New York, crawled into a dog ken nel and realizing that he was about to be captured, fired shot into his head.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-05-01
TO GIVE RIGHTS

NEW YORK, May 1, ,(P)- The Bethlehem Steel Corporation an nounced its readiness to give it's stockholders rights worth $13,0OO- 900 in connection with the issu- ance of 500 shares of additional stock.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-05-01
GO UP IN SMOKE

ST. LOUIS, May |, R)-Gas- oline, Oil, and merchandise, est imated to have been worth $5OO,OOO were destroyed in a spectacular fire accompanied by a series of explosions after Frisco freight train was derailed near here.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-05-01
VICTIM AK SLAYER

DRESDEN, Ontario, May l, (R- Police are Investigating the dis appearance of MT. and Mrs. Robert McCorkle of Detroit, in the belief that the woman was vic- tim of an ax slayer.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-05-01
WAR PACT RATIFIED

BRUSSELS, May l, (R- The Chamber of Deputies ratified the Belgium signature of the Kellog Renunciation of War pact.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-05-01

Have you prepared to paint up and clean up this spring? Let's help to make Seward spck and span for summer business and for enjoyment of our material blessings
Seward daily gateway., 1929-05-01

To Aimee Sempe McPherson and her mother, Ma Kennedy life is just one lawsuit after another
Seward daily gateway., 1929-05-01

It is reported fairly good authority that Presi- dent Hoover gave up the Mayfower because too many job hunters wanted him to come across in it.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-05-01

Since we have the takies it will be possible to pro- duce realistic barber shop scene.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-05-01

CLEANLINESS ana the best of meats our motto. Fry -Bruhn's.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-08-24
Summer Perfumes

Perfumes and summer have an I'M
deniable kinship. The nature scents
are never sweeter or more allurlng
than at this fragrant season And
not unnaturally the woman who
values charm and daintiness adds to
her fowcr-tinted wardrobe nests OF
new, Aower-scented sachets; to her
dressing table the atomiser, summer
perfumes and toilet water which will
enable her to rival the freshness and
allure of her surroundings.
In selecting summer perfumes ii
may help you in your choice to re-
member that light flower or bou-
quot scent is much more suitable for
hot days than heavy cloying ORR
entail scent.
Heavy thickly sweet fragranccs
convey an illusion of heat. A rain
drenched lilac has fresh delicate
scent infinitely more delicious on a
warm day than the heavy sweetness
Of a tuberose or narcissus.
he same principle holds true Of
your own perfnm, . An exotic Ian
gorous blended scent is much less
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-08-24

from distance were ragged
and forbidding. The burnt-almonl
mountains we're hot and sharp
edged gridirons to her feet. The
sun came blazing forth and seemed
to spill upon her a yellow hot
mass of metal that slashed her
about the head and rolled over her
shoulders in blistering ingots Q
A stone rolled under her iool and
shook her from her balance. She
wavered, clutched at nothing,
whirled, struck, bounded from the
hard rock, fell and fell, and then
smashing blow, blackness, silence.
A young Indian girl chasing her
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-08-24
Fifth lnstalment
What Happened Before

Remember Steddon. a pretty, unsophis-
ticated girl is the daughter OF kindly
but larl ow-minded minister in small mid
western town. Her father,
Rev. Doctor Steddon. violently opposed
10 what he considers worldly" things, &C
cepts motion pictures as the cause for
In,lch of the evil OF the present day.
T Dubbed with cough, Remember goes
20 see
)r. Bretherick, an elderly physician, who
Is aStoniSleG at the plight III which he
finds her. Pressed by the doctor, Remem-
~ admits her unfortunate af dir with
E!wood Farnaby, a poor boy, son OF the
tow sot. As Remember and DR.. Breth-
stick discuss the problem telephone mes
SAGE brings the news that Elwood has been
KILLED in an accident. DR.. Bretherick &C
cordingiy perSaades Remember 10 go West,
Ner coCgh serving as plausible excuse
20 write home OF meeting and marrying q
pretended :suitor--Mr. Woodyiils. and md
later TO write her parents announcing her
Husbands" death before the birth OF her
expected child Unable alone TO bear her
secret, Remember goes to her mother with
It.
Her mother agrees with the plan OF the
doctor. Mem leaves town. On tle tram
Mem accidentally meets Tom Hoy, movie
star, travelling with Robina Teele, leading
lady in the movies, who are the cynosure
OF all eyes The train comes to an abrupt
halt, disaster having been narrowly
avoided, and the passengers get out and
walk about.
Al Tucson Mem meets DR.. Galbraith, a
pastor, who knows her father and takes an
irte~cs. in her. She miscalls Tom Hobby
"Mr. Woodville" in order to make her
fancied sutton seem more real; While the
GaibraithS are away, she writes them as
well as her parents that she has married
"Mr. Woodville" and that they are TO live
in Yuma-for which place she buys a
ticket.
Mean decides to kill off her imaginary
husbaad by saying he died Of thirst in the
desert. meanwhile she starts of for another
town TO get a job as servant On the way
she runs into the movie company OF Tom
H Inv. Tom insists that she become an
extra, and is most cordial to her She finds
herself in the movie game.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-08-24

had not caught her ari drawn her
into her arms, kissing her and
whispering; Wonderful! Won
derfulp
She felt a hand on her arm and
was drawn from. Le%a's arms into
mans. Her shoulders were
squeezed hard by big hands and
she heard a voice that identified
her captor as the director. He
was saying:
"God bless you'll That was the
real stuff You're good girl!
The real thing!"
Their she began to laugh and
choke, became an utter fool.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-08-24

Before you start to do any canning.
il is advisable TO have scientific d.
rections for each step of he work.
The United States Department OF
Agric ulture has bulletin that IS
free for the asking. 1t is known as
Farmers Bulletin l47i-F, Canning
Fruits and Vegetables at Home"
Every part Of the canning process
is described; illustrations showing
Just wha, is meant. and full ex-
PLANTATION: Ci the reasons that lie be-
hind recommendations made is also
included
On the success of your canning and
preserving depends much Of the pros
peri.y OF your special department in
farm management. SO do not risk a
single failure through spoilage or
ond-class results. Send for a copy
OF that booklet before you are con-
frontcd with too many harvest fruits
and vegetables that require immediate
preservation.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-08-24

This was her first experience Of
the passion of minicry. She was
as ashamed as glorified, as drained
yet as exultant, as if a god had
seized her and embraced her
hercely for a moment, then left her
aching, an cmber in the ashes.
The director was already calling
the mob to the next task. She
could not help glancing toward
Tom Hobby. His camel was
moving off with the crowd, but he
was turning back to gaze at her
lie was nc'diug his head in APP
prUyal aud ne raised his hand in
"a salute of profound respect. ;
=
Mems sin had led her to the
edge of paradise, and then drawn
her back by the hair.
She was doomed TO spend a GER
tam time III increasing heaviness,
aud then 10 die or to 60 about
thenceiorth with a nameless child
holding on to her hand an anchor
ing her 10 obscurity.
She found place as maid in the
home of storekeeper at such
wages as he could afford. She be-
gan the Sordid routine of her tasks,
but contrasting them with the
glamour OF playing tragic roles, she
;e't herself entOmbed.
HG.1 fba l,o..
and grew so fierce that he1 en-
1loyer and his farr!y went to the
scas-ore.
She spent nccn bought upon
the letter home :ha. she had not
Yet written, that she must write if
ever she were 10 go home again.
l nc whole purpose of this long,
long Journey into loneliness was to
be able TO write that letter; aid it
had not yet gone.
Every time she made the begin
ing her hands flinched from the
lying pen. But one night in a
frantic tit of histronic enthusiasm
she dashed off her fable, sealed it
IN an envelope, and dropped it
after dark IN the mail box.
Darling Mamma and Papa
How can | write the terrible
news? / can hardly bear to think
of IT, let alone write about it. But
my darling husband passed away
IN the desert, ! cannot write YOU
the particulars now, for | am too
agitated and grief stricken and / |
do not want to harrow you with
details. know your poor hearts
wa! ache for me, but beg YOU
not to feel it too deeply, because |
am trying to be brave. And | |
remember what you taught me,
that the Lord giveth and the / ord
taketh away. I cannot
write you more now. I am in no
need OF money and ! will come
nome when | get little stronger.
All the love in the world from /
Your loving ~
Mem. .
After she had slipped the letter
'revocably into the mail box she
eeallzed that the postmark of
aim Springs would be stamped
n the envelope, Her place of
would be disclosed.
Still, it would not matter. She
as widow now 10 the minds of
er people and she could 20 back
} them and face the future In K
llm .~....u-se~------.a..
The mountains had beckonins
OK always, and on this afternoon,
hen a cfouded sky gave o little
leites from the sun, che Get out
obey an impulse to climb a. far
her strength would take her.
The exertion Of climbing was
ore than Mem had bargained fos.
DC Mssps that looked 10 iaYtsipsl
a.r "'- nrf Eerfrrv eft sc
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-08-24
Special Sandwich

Blend together with Frenc], mis-
tard or spicy mayonnaise, equal guam.
titles Of minced tongue and chopped
cooked mushrooms. Spread between
thin buttered bread; remove crusts.
cut in triangIes.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-08-24
Now Go On With the Story

Closeup of individuals were
taken. the most striking types be
ing selected and coached to express
crises of feeling: "Nou go mad
and babble, old man, will you?
Tear at your throat and let your
torpue hang OUT You,
miss. will YOU fall back in your
mothers arms-you be mother, will
Won. miss, and catch her-you are
/, tie. YOU know; just roll your eyes
b nd sigh and sink into heap.
F.. ven. mother, wiring your hands
beat your breast aud, va.
VA understand Oriental stall,
And I'd like somebody just to
look up 10 heaven and pray for
mercy-some53dy with big eyes
You, the young lady overe there
VIII you step cut? Oh, it's Mrs.
N,oojvtlie, isn't it? ,Uct YOU this
r0ruus. Here's your chance. Do
tins tor me like a good girl, and
give yourself TO it. I.Uok up 10
heaven; if the sun briggs tears TO
your eyes all right, but let them
come from your soul, dear, ii you
Can. You see, you have seen your
people dying like flies about you,
D., from famine and hardship. YOU
! look up aud say, o God, you don't
mean fof us to die in tins useless
torture, 90 you, dear God3 Take
my lie and let these others live.
Wont you, dear Cod"
Mem stood thfobDiug from mead
Il loot nth embarrassment and
with strange thrush OF allen
IooGS, The fierce eyes CT the d.
r,ctor turning through his dark
6 S-G,, the curl rus inStigaton in
Is voice, the plea TO DO well for
h :. =. l.clenGd her magically.
CclSer took her by the arm and
mu,mured:
Now, dearl Let your heart
break! Look round and see your
dying people. That's your father
ever there just gasping his life out.
Nour mother lies dead back there
you've covered her poor little body |
with sand TO keep the jackals from |
IT. Can you do it? Viii you? |
That's right Look round now and |
let yourself gop
She felt herself bewitched, be-
numbed, yet mystically alive to a
thousand tragedies. Her eyes
rolled around the staring throng,
and made out Tom Hobby gazing
down at her from his camel and
pouring sympathy from his own
soul into hers.
Then she flung her head from
side to side in torment of woe,
cast her head back, and heaved her
big eyes up into the cruel brazier
of the skies, seemed to see God
peering down upon the little multi
tude, and moved her lips in sup
plication.
She felt the words and the
anguish wringing her throat, and
the tears came trooping from her
eyes, ran shining into her mouth, j
and she swallowed them and found I
them bitter-sweet with an exulta-
Jon of agony.
There was such weird reality in c
her grief that the directors glasses
we're blurred with his own tears; v
he camera men were gulpine b
lard. I
AS her upward stare again en- c
ountered Tom Holby's eyes she
aw that tears were dripping from !,
rs lashes and that his mouth was v
Iuivering. ls
The sight of his tears sent I,
brough her a strange pang Of a
sympathy, and she
r0ke down sobbing, . would have n
s'ssn i0 the aaad, u LsYa Lapaire ]
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-08-24

stray pony about the sand had seen
Mem stumble, then fall; had heard
the thump of the body on Gu hion-
ing sand; had run to the nearest
house and told what she had seen.
Mem was taken home. The village
doctor did all that his skill could
do.
Though she had never dared to
visit him, he knew of her, and
knew her as a widow. When she
was strong enough to be talked to
he prepared her for bad news.
"Am | to be crippled for .'fe"
I she cried. ...-....--.-~.
| mo-" he sighed. "You will bear
no marks of your accident. But
you will not-but your other hopes
and expectations-will not be real
lied"
She was dazed and he was timid,
and he had some difficulty in max
ing her understand his bad news;
that she would not be a mother.
She bore this blow with a forti-
tude that surprised him.
And now Mem was weak and
woebegone, at the bottom of the
cliff of life. She had never climbed
very far, but she had fallen far
enough to give both soul and body
an almost fatal shock. She was
drudge in a poor family in a
scorched settlement abandoned by
all that could get away.
The only interiors she could see
were a young widow named Dack
and her tve-year-old boy, Terry.
Mrs. Dack took in washing.
The boy Terry was of the Ariel
breed. His fancy g;rdled the e;uti:
in forty minutes. He mi1niCiti
birds and animals and often COW
cred his mother with terror and
amused cbagriu by initiating her
clients with rncanny skill.
Once the child caught coId-in
all that heatl-and Mem sat by h;s.
bedside through several smothering
nights, while the back-brokea
mother slept. Mem exercised her
skill in making UP little dramas to
while away the tedium of the long
nights and to keep the wakeful
child's mind from his cough.
During his illness Mem received
a letter from Leva Lemaire, saying
that she had just seen in an old
paper a paragraph describing Mrs.
Woodville's" fall from the mountain
and her miraculous escape from
death. Leva expressed the utmost
sympathy and prayed that her
beauty had not been marred. She
added:
"But if it has, you can still find
something to do in the movies.
I've given up trying to be an actress
and taken a position in the labora-
.ory projection room, correcting
he films. It's cool and dark and
interesting. l think l can get you
| place, IF you'll come up. There's
10 excuse fer a woman of your
education and charm wasting your
'weetness on the desert air. Do
:omel I've sent my three children
,ut to their unc1e's ranch. You
ould live here with me and my
The thought Of working in the
lark and the cool was a hint of
Paradise to Mem. .,,..se
St:" :. ~
Continued Next Week
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-08-24
Easy Sponge Cake

q eggs, cup sugar, ! cup flour, y
tsp. salt. Beat whites Of eggs until
very light; combine other ingredients
with beaten egg yollis; fold in beaten
whites of eggs last Flavor with
lemon or almond. Bake slowly at low
temperature.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-08-24

A strip Of chicken fence wire nailed
in the top of radio cabinet is max
ing the favorite copper wire aerial
look to its laurels. Long distance
radio reception without the aid Of an
outside antenna was found successful
for the first time when McM1rdo Sill
yer began to use s-point sofUron wire
mesh to receive signals in his newly
created sets. Miss Ardette Cadwallader
demonstrated this inside antenna at a
recent convention Of radio men IN
Chicago. -.
The wire used for the antenna is
timed, instead Of galvanized rs
chicken wire, since tin is q better con-
ductor OF received signals than zinc.
Every point where two wires cross
forming the mesh is carefully "sol-
dered together" with tin for good ether
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-08-24
Tomato Relish Sauce

10 large tomatoes. scaidcd and peel
ed } medium sized onions. srdal
red pepper. GRIM all through i meat
grinder, then add IA cups vinegar, !
cup sugar, IS tsp cloves. Boil until
mixture is quite thick. Bottle Whine
hot.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-08-24

successful than faint fresh flower
odor.
Some fastidious women even BAN
ish their perfume bottles at the first
sign of summer weather and use only
Toilet Water, a light diluted perfume
water that is delightful TO use on the
hands and face in an atomiser or in
the bath.
Let me warn you that the scent of
perfume cannot be used to disguise
the odcr a perspiration so be sure
before YOU spray flower essence on
your gown thar you have scrupulous-
ly attended &c The use Of dcodorant
which will keep you Immediately
fresh throughout the day.
Experiment a little with the dainty,
not too lasting summer scents and
select one that not only pleases you
most but that best expresses your
own daintiness and personality.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-08-24
Care of Floors

IF you would keep your floors In
best condition, and with least effort
TO you-see that they are waxed aud
polished once a month. Then busting
over them between times will be suI-
ficient to keep them immaculate.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-08-24
An Economy Hint

Never throw away the bones left
from a roast or fowl. Put them irs
cold water and cook for. several hours
and use this stock for gravles or as
the foundation for vegetable soup.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-08-24
Corn Pudding

Cut corn from cob, boil Until ten
der, add 2 eggs slightly beaten, Tsp:
salt. "a tsp. pepper, 2 this. melted
buttes, pint hot milk; mix well and
turn into buttered baking dish; bake
III slow oven until firm and blown.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-08-24
For Bridge Luncheon

Tomato aspic salad Mayonnaise
Cream cheese sandwiches
Gives
Sponge cake filled with whipped cream
to which CHOPPED pineapple, nuts
arI cherries ae ADDED
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-08-24

size Of an egg. Mix well, Mold in
roll, bake d minutes il 4la.t or
water, bastlng frequently.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-08-24

wave contact. A lead" wire connects
this inside cabinet-antenna with tho
antenna binding post in the chassis.
AS a result the set Is simply plugged
into the lighting outlet like floor
lamp, and no further installation Is
necessary. =
LESS static is picked up by this
newly devised type Of antenna on the
inside of a cabinet than by an aerial
Mr.. Silver, president Of silver-Mar-
shall, Inc, explained. Engineers have
been working for years to eliminate
the bother Of outside antenna :7on-
nections. This has been accomplished
by the exceedingly high amplifcation
in this set, which makes a piece OF
chicken fence wire inside the cabinet
the only contact necessary to receive
broadcast programs, even FROM dis
| tances Of thousand miles OF more.s
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-08-24
Beef Roll

8 lbs. chopped beef, ID. chopped
fresh pork, 3 eggs, 6 crackers rolled
fine, 2 ibis. milk, tsp black pepper,
l scant teaspoon salt, ! tbls. parsley,
2 ibis. onion chopped fine. Butter
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-08-24
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O N30a1Iys 4,
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Nv Helena RabInsteits

lie to axiom your soft liz yields
lind tcrcei0cs your breath in kissing
HI the odors Of the fields
Never, ge0ey shall he missing.
IU., Dxoou,o
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-08-24

The mountains had q beckonine
look always, and on this afternoon,
when a cfouded sky gave q l}ttie
shelter from the sun, che Get out
to obey an impulse to climb % far
as her strength would take her.
The exertion Of climbing was
more than Mem had bargained for
Ihs assps that looked ~ iaYjslps