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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-20
FILMS PAIR WEEDS
Bill Boyd Back Home With
Bride and Beard.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 20.-Wear-
ing a six-day-old beard, Bill Boyd,
SO, screen player, was back in Hol-
lywood today with his bride, Dor
otlly Sebastian, &c, also of the films.
They were married in Las Vegas,
New, Friday by District Judge Will
liam E. Orr.
Miss Sebastian wept profusely
throughout the ceremony, but said
that her tears were tears Of JOY.
"It's just a habit with me, /
guess" she said.
Boyd's wlliskers were necessary
for a picture on which he starts
work Monday, he said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-20
TOM MIX ANSWERS
WIFE'S DIVORCE PLEA

Admits Moving Out of Home, but
Only at Her Request.
By United Press
LOS ANGELES. Dec. 20.-Tom
Mix admitted today he packed his
longings and moved out of his house,
as his wife charged in her divorce
complaint, but. he added, he did so
at her request.
The statement was made in an
answer to the complaint of Vic
toria Forde Mix, on file here.
He also added, that Thomasina
Mix, his small daughter, should be
awarded to the custody of Mrs. Mix,
but added that he is a fit and
proper person" to have reasonable
rights of control over the child, and
keeping her during summer school
vacations.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-20
FORMS NEW TAX GROUP
Terre Haute Attorney to Establish
Branches in Each County.

o. L. Brown, Tere Haute attor-
ney and incorporation of the Nom
partisan Taxpayers Relief ASsoci-
alton, came to Indianapolis Friday
to announce new organization to
be called the Taxpayers Protective
Association.
According to Brown statewide
organization will be perfected here
next week. He will establish head
quarters at the Harrison hotel. In
time the organization expects to
have local branches in every county,
he declared.
Detectives will be to enforce the
present tax laws, rather than draft
new ones, and to cut down rising
costs of government.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-20
INJURED BY BANDIT
Man Asleep in Gas Station
Hit in Face by Thug.

A bandit who jirnn1ied his way
into Bryce's filling station, 1925
East Washington street, early to-
day, struck William Woods, 26, who
was sleeping in the station, in the
face with a burglary tool.
Woods said he had permission
from John Welsh, attendant, to
spend the night in the station, and
was awakened by the bandit pry-
ing open the door.
The thug ordered Woods to open
the cash register and when he
found it empty, struck Woods, &C
cording to statements to police.
Woods was taken to city hospital.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-20
CALLS CHARITY FARLEY
Leslie Asks Workers to Discuss Pre-
vention of Waste.

Two hundred and fifteen charity
workers from throughout the state
have bten invited to conference
at the Statehouse, Jan. 6, by Gov
ernor Harry G. Leslie.
Purpose of the conference is to
correlate activities and prevent
waste and duplication the Governor
announced today.
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Woman Robbed by Bandit

Missing his grab at her purse, 2
Negro footpad Friday night drew a
revolver and robbed Mrs. Ola Hen
~, 52215 North Illinois street, apart
ment II, of jewelry valued at $50
and $5.15 cash. She informed police
the robbery occurred at Massachu-
sets avenue and North street.
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st. Joan of Arc

The Rev. Maurice O'Connor, pastor.
The Christmas program of music at st.
the boys choir the girls choir and the
mems choir. The boys choir and the
girls choir are under the direction Of the
Sisters OF Providence.
CHRISTMAS EVE
--II:30 O'clock
Carols"
Mrs. JOS. Gallagher.
-~"Ghristmas Bells"
Boys Choir. = = wv
Midnight Solemn High Mass
Kyria-Tenth Gregorgian. Mass.
Boys Choir.
Gloria. Credo. Sanctus. :. Benedictus.
Agnus Del. Missa Stella Matutina
Vito Carnevali. Scored for two
part male chorusl.
oaertory-"AdeMsteen 'f Fi SdeiHiE', Novello
Finele-"Holy Cod. We Praise Thy
Mems and Boys Choirs.
% A. NJ. Mass
"Xdeste Fideiers.S "a''Neu'
' .smonr N Mil9
Under the Starry Sky''
Women's Choir-Mesdanes John Meisse,
Kathleen ES!thleen Moldthan; Lawrence Cummings,
Mary corriean. Marie i Moran, 'f Fran ankle
Mildred Quinn, Eleanor McNamara. I Louise s.:
Catherine LEIGH. Mary Jane Schmidt. Mary
Agnes Keller. Violinists.- Ellen Beck and
Ruth Fink. Mrs. James J; Fitzgerald and
Mcfarland. Eiiasbeth Mc esai Nl1 poroth sy
psitz. Betty coyie. EinoSr sts f.' Marie
Fileer. organist.
1880 A. M. High Mass
AL
ofertory-"Adeste Ffdeies'' 800. .Noveilo
Mems Choir.
Benediction Of Blessed Sacrament after
the 1870 a. m. High Mass.
Mems Choir-Ralph ,Maddux. Ernest A.
Fuerst. Norbert Smith. Thomas Pagan.
Ere, DUNCAN DUNCAN. Paul Smith. Michael San;
Hugh. Muiiin; Mrs Joseph Gallagher, or
ganist;. George A. Smith, director.
Boys Choir Fourth. Fifth and Sixth
lyons. RcRard MuTpy Janes ft5Ba tnsIa
gold, John Blackwell. Robert Koehier, John
mons Esed: BernaTda ? Thomps 6HaSe tdEa aT
George Dell, Thomas. Fagan. Robert Kas-
burg. Paul Mansfield. Edgar Mcnamara.
j John shsrsr: william Starch John Hofi-
Michael Carr. william kennedy. Donald
o'connors John Mcnamara. Thomas New
G W con4tne Kee9 Waiter a pses
FITZGERALD. William Hanley. Jesse Mock,
Robert Swindler. Jack Wolff. George
Moore; Floyd Dugan. Robert Brunson. Rob
ert ,Deitz,- joseph. Fitzgerald. Theodore
William sherer.. Donald Sweeney. Robert
Charles Fuerst. Joseph Hilgenberg, George
Shank. Richard Schmitt. Richard lansing.
Murro McManus. Thomas Behr. Charles
Croker. Paul Deery. Robert Gammieri,
Robert Jones. Robert Nessler. Jack
Thomas. Clemens Greskan1p. John Dockter.
Robert Bowers. Harvey Cusack. Cyril Des-
Jean. Robert Gardner. John Manien. John
Moldthan Harry Scott. Joseph Solan; Miss
Marie E. Fflcer. organist
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He's Lucky
Lucky Chester

Lucky Chesterl
That's the way a youth on De
Loss street was being hailed to-
day as he strutted up and down
in new toys.
Chester was the 300th child
QUILTED in the "CIothe a
School Child for Christmas
campaign.
He was logged out from
shoes to cap by the Y. NJ. c. A.
Of Indiana Central college and
was taken to the colleges
closing chapel today before the
holidays, and introduced to the
student body.
''Thanks!" shouted his Adde'S
cent voice as he was intro
duced, land a Merry Christ
mas"
Here's a "merry-merry" to
the collegians too. Chester.
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IN nm Germanx IoSe Johs

BERLIN, Dec. 20.-Fifty thousand
employees of textile factories in
Lodoz were thrown out of work to-
day when the factories closed for a.
fortnight.
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MOTION FOR KILLING
INDICTMENTS FILED
Four Cited on Gambling Charges
by Grand Jury Seek Release.

Four Cited on Gambling CnargeS
by Grand Jury Seek Release.
Motion to quash indictments
against four of twelve city men,
named in gambling charges re-
turned a month ago by the grand
jury, was filed Friday before Grim
inal Judge James A. Collins.
Similar motions were presented
to the court in behalf of eight 9TH
ers at their arraignment, Dec. l.
Defendants filing the motions to-
day are: Thomas Dillon, TAP South
Illinois street: Charles E. Bourke
and Glen Henderson, Ill West
Maryland street, and Greek George,
no address. Each is charged with
keeping a gaming house.
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10000 WILL GET JOBS
Goodyear Tire Company Increasing
Akron, Los Angeles Forces.

By United Press
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 20.-An adj
ditional 10000 men will be employed
by the end of 1881 by the Goodyear
Tire and Rubber Company in its
Akron and Los Angeles plants, P
w. Litchfield. president declared
here today. The firm now employs
5000 men.
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Bible SCHOOL
WILL Give BIG
PAGEANT HERE
Or. Edward Haines KistIer
Has Special Order of
Worship.
SPECIAL Christmas Sunday

A SPECIAL Christmas Sunday
Z n order of worship has been pre-
pared for both the morning and eve
ming services Sunday in the Fair
view Presbyterian church, DR..
Edward Haines Kistler, minister.
AT 10:45 a. m, the quartet Of the
church, directed by Mrs. F. T. Eden
harter, will sing H. Alexander Mat
thews' cantata, THE Story Of
Christmas"
The members of the quartet are
.hfrs. Ruth Sterling Devin, soprano;
Miss Ruth T. Beals, alto; Frederick
w. Hummel, tenor, and De Witt S.
Ialbert, bass. Mrs. Edenharter and
this quartet have been asked also to
present the musical program in the
Scottish Rite cathedral for St.
Johns day, Dec. %, $3.50 p. m.
Sunday evening at will be held
in Fairview the Bible school Christ
mas worship, a pageant, THE Old,
Old Story in Prophecy, Tableaux
and Song" arranged and directed
by Mrs. Harold D. Robinson and
Miss Lucia Ketcham.
In addition to the departments of
the school. of which E. Russell Etter
is superintendent, the Bible School
choir will assist.
Lloyd Stalhuth will be the violin
ist for the occasion.
The tableaux will be presented by
Charles Baker, Betty and Robert
Harger, Billy John McDermott, John
Todd, Charlotte and Margaret
Valentine. Joan Davis and Betty
Lou johnson will be the narrators.
The Bible school Christmas party
will be held in the social room of
the church next Tuesday evening,
the %, with program in charge OF
Mrs. j. Guy Watkins.
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Our Lady of Lourdes
The Rev. NJ. ". Lyons. pastor.
CHRISTMAS EVE
Midnight Mass

Midnight Mass
Christmas carols.
Mass in honor of st. Joan OF Arc
Ofertory-"Adeste Fidels"
Miss Mary Feeney.
COMMUNICATED solo.
Miss Margaret Gordon.
Cnoir-Soprano. Misses Mary Feeney,
Margaret Gordon. Mrs. Hugh Harrigan.
Mrs Ceorgiana OHara: alto. Mrs. Alice
Tracy' Misses Alma Day. Martha Wilber-
ding. Catherine O'Connor; tenor. George
Stahl, Claude Sifferlen and John Burk-
Kinnevev' Mert Thompson and Raymond
Thompson. Organist. Margaret Fox.
Masses will be at midnight: s. and
10 o'clock. the later High Mass.
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st. Mary's

The Rev. John II. scheefers, pastor.
CHRISTMAS EVE.
--lI:50 O'clock
Mixed choirs assisted by st. Mary's
Academy Senior orchestra.
Beneath the Holly :.::.., .Sereoy
Prayer at the Crib-"Silent Night"
Mixed choir.
Midnight Mass
Onertory-'L aetentur Coeli'' 49,. .Wiegand
Communion-"Adeste F1deles" 49,. .NoyeLo
March-"Aux F1ambeaux" ...........C clark
Orchestra.
CHRISTMAS DAY
B A. NJ. Low Mass
christmas Carols"
Chiidren's Choir.
1880 A. NJ, High Mass
Mixed Choir.
B P. M
Vespers and Benediction.
Members Of Choir--Soprano. Mrs. Joseph
Lauder, Louis Feldman. Misses Alvina Sell
Ruth Hausser: tenor. Frank LAUDER. Joseph
LAUDER; bass, George z. Schmitt, FRANK
ST. Mary's orchestra-Misses Anna Krein-
baum, Uhldene Williams. Ruth Hausser.
Marv Louise Stitch. Bernice Wilson. Louise
Muilenboltz Bertha Mary schmitt. Olivia
Alma Resseno. Louise EWen. Mary Mag
George z. Schuitt, director: Mrs. Geo.
z Schnitt, organist.
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st. Francis De Sales

Ine Rev. Bernard Sheridan pastor.
CHRISTMAS EVE
-I1:30 O'clock
Silent Night"
What Lovely Infant Can This Be?"
IT Came Upon the Midnight Air"
"Adeste Fideles.'
%, Little Town Of Bethlehem"
GLORY to God"
Midnight Mass
Regina Pacis" Mass. .. Pierto A. Yon
Offertory-"L Coeli."
Holy God.''
Members of Choir-Sopranos Mrs. Adam
Heck. Misses Elizabeth and Margaret
Marks. Mrs. Herbert Man1on Mrs. Car
Mueller. Mrs. j. Nelen. Mrs. B. Proctor
Misses Helen Uphaus. Lillian Uphaus and
Anna Westphal. altos, Mesdames John
Denk. William Desch, William Goory
Misses Ernestine Fuss. Florence Fuss
Laura Fuss. and Lucille Orphey; tenors
A. j. Woordeman and Al Karter; bassos
Charles Fort. Fred Gladen, Carl Mueller
and Francis Williams; violin, Florence
Fuss; organist. Alice Voisard; director
Mrs, John Nelen.
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ST. AIMS, Mars Hill
The Rev. Francis Patterson, pastor.
CHRISTMAS EVE
-SFIdnfrht Mas

ltuuhAkub 1AaSo-
Preceding the High Mass, which viii be
celebrated by the pastor. the Rev. John
r. Patterson. the choir will sing Christ
mas carols-"O; Holy Night" and silent
Night" -.
Mass ir honor OF st. Ignatius. A. J. Boex
Undergraduates Fideles" 800. .Novello
Choir Memberships. j. p. Voelker, Mrs.
j. w Pikell, Miss Emma Blasohke,. George
Wittemier. Henry Blaschke. J., J. Vest.
CHRISTMAS DAY
The chiidren's choir will sing at the
7:30 and $50 masses which win be low
masses. Members are: Helen Young.
Alma Thibo, Mary Palencar, Julian Palen-
car Helen Busald. Elizabeth Palencar.
Mary Harmon and Luelia Young, organistS.
q .
st. AnthOny's
The Rev. Albert H. BusaId. pastor.
CHRISTMAS EVE
Midnight Mass
Missa Rosa Mystica ........... .Carnayell
Offertory-"Adeste Fideles."
Members of Choir-Soprano. Julia Dugan.
Sadie Sheridan: altos. Rose O'Gara Ce-
leste Dugan and Catherine Dugan; tenors.
Cornelius Sheridan. joseph Wheian.
Thomas Cummins: bass. Thomas Wolna,
Richard Hanley. Bernard Dugan, Mauriea
Dugan: organist. Helen OGara.
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Sacred Heart
The Rev. John Joseph Brogger, pastor.

The Rev. John Joseph Brogger, pastor.
CHRISTMAS EVE
-f1:45 O'Clock
Solemn High Mass.
Midnight Mass
$500 ARRANGED By Beckerj
Van Bree's Mass No l.
Communion-'Adeste Fideles'' and
Christmas Eve"
.r Carr; foT tEo violins and organa
"Laetentur Coeu ......--...-.--..H Reese
-I0:30 A. M--Solemn High Mass
Program Of Midnight Mass repeated.
Benediction Of tie Blessed Sacra-
soprano. bass duet -
baritone tsG solo and chorius)
Members Of choir-sopranos. Bertha
Mary Fussner. Bertha Hoffman. Bertha
Adams. Catherine Wheatley Catherine
Roehm, Mary Tsnner. Ma, Marie KisfsT Betty Fy
ter, Margarine Schludecker; tenors, Ray
Strack, John Hoffman,. Albert Hermann
Fred stTacE Flank 0 Gantner. Charles 6.
Rathz, Vic Wyss. Leo Brand. Alphonse
Tietz. Kurt Hahn. George Grumho, Robert
SchmalZ Joseph Rathz; F. j. Boerger,
organist and choirmaster.
q q
st. Patrick's
The Rev. John P. o'COnnell, pastor.
CHRISTMAS EVE
-I1:45 O'Clock
organ Recital-Christmas Carols.
-Midnirht Mass
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st. JOseph's
(The Rt. Rev. +. 3. Dowd, Pastor)
cHRIsrhfAs EVE
CHRISTMAS EVE
Midnight Mass

(The Rt. Rev. T. 3. DoWd, Pastor)
CHRISTMAS EVE
Midnight Mass
sssilent Night" Arr. By John StalneT
Mass in Honor Of St Joan D'Arc.
Observation-Disclosures. Joseph Gruber
Kyrle-GIoria ....-..........-..... IIuoeI
OTertory--"G esu Bambino" Yon
enedictus-Angus Del. .GTuber
''Adeste Tideles additional ...--.....
Personnel-Loretta McAdanamon. Mar
garet Hewes. Violet Martin. Georgette
Schmitt. James z. 5}3dckanamon. Ralph
Mattingly. John Davis, Leo Martin, Lor-
eta Martin organist.
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tan church. At 7:3O p. m. a candle
light service will be held.
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cantata, Child Jesus" will be
given by the vested choir and the
little Symphony orchestra.

At Indiana Central college United
Brethren church, the Rev. George
L. Slime will speak in the morning
on THE True Christmas Spirit" At
night, the children will give the
program.
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Christmas Music i'm City Churches
st. GATHERINGS
The Rev. James NJ. Downey, pastor.

st. GATHERINGS
The Rev. James NJ. Downey, pastor.
CHRISTMAS EVE
Midnight Mass
Silent Night .Gruber
Corpus Christi Mass ..,.La Hache
Ofer$ory-"Adester Fideles'' -. .Noyello
Sanctus-Corpus Christi Mass. ..,
-..s....-............s La Hacne
Choir acknowledgements Mrs. G..
Munich. Miss c. Schuch Miss NJ Schu-
maker. Mrs: M. McCloskey, Mrs. G. Bet
zier and Mrs. S. Donnelly: altos, Mrs.
81. Carol and Miss G. Sweeney: tenor.
r. Kearney: bassos, G. Betzler and NJ.
Ferneding: organist. Kathryn Budenz:
yiolinist. ~. c. Herr.
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At the Grace M. E. church, the
Rev. B. Brooks Shake will speak i'll
the morning on THE Bells of Beth
lehem." At night, the vested choir
will give the cantata, "The Holy
Child"
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At the Garden Baptist church, the
Rev. Clyde L. Gibbons will speak
in the morning on "Tne Christ Like
Christmas" At night, "A Fathers
Obligation to His Son"
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ga Significant Christmas is the
announced theme of the Rev. Will
liam Talbot Jones of the Edwin
Ray M. E. church in the morning.
At 4:30 p. m. a Christmas cantata
will be given.
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In the morning at the Second
Evangelical church, the Rev. J. II.
Killing will preach on 1.-THE Worlds
Christ" Christmas vesper service
will be held at p. m.
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Advent Background" will ! the
morning theme of the Rev. Frank r.
Greer at the Fountain Street M. E.
church. At midnight, the Epworth
League will give a religious pageant.
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The Rev. William /. Caughran of
the First Congregational church will
speak in the morning on will
Christmas Ever Gomez"
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1.-THE Reality of Prayer" will be
the subject of the Rev. c.. j. G..
Russom, pastor, at the First Re-
formed church Sunday morning.
1.-THE White Gifts for the King"
Christmas service. will be at night.
The Rev. Mr.. Russom will speak
on 1.-THE Christmas Gift" at a
Christmas eve candle light service
from II p. m. to midnight Wednes-
day evening.
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At the Central Universalist
church, the Rev. Sidney Estes will
preach in the morning on Taking
Christmas Home"
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"Three Christmas Gifts Christ
Brought to the World" and THE
Unstableness of Man" will be the
themes of the Rev. F. r. Taylor at
the East Park M. E. church.
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The New Christmas will x the
morning theme of the Rev. B. r.
Johnson Of Downey Avenue Chris
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At the morning service at the
Capitol Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church the pastor, the Rev. Joseph
G.. Moore, will speak on Gods
Eternal Gift" In the evening the
choir will render the first and sec
ond parts of THE Messiah by
Handel. In the morning the new
altar recently erected will be dedi-
Gated.
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At the Beville Avenue Evangel-
ical church the Rev. Ambrose Aer-
gerter will speak in the morning on
"A Mothers Christmas Dream" AT
night the choir, under the direction
of w. A. Thomas, will give Christ
mas cantata, His Natal Day."
New Britain herald., 1930-11-07

the Green Forest 10 hunt him. It was hard to believe that Farmer Brown and Farmer Browns boy would do such q thing But here were the hunters and hero he was running for his life in the very place where he had felt so safe. Ii wasn't fair. No, sir. it wasn't fair.
 What Bobby Coon didn't know was that Farmer Brown, Farmer Browns Boy and Mother Brown had gone away to be gone all night, This was why Farmer Browns Boy had not been on hand in the woodshed to watch Bobby cat his dinner and to stroke him and talk to him and scratch him back of the carr. This Bobby didn't know, but tho hunters did. Somehow they had learned of it and had been quick to take the opportunity to hunt Bobby Coon. That hunter, who had seen Bobby a few days before, had been waiting and watching for just such a chance. He meant to have Bobby's beauti full coat to use in making a coat for himself. lie kne" no" angry arm CT Brown would be if he knew what was going on, but he didn't mean that Farmer Brown, ever should know it.
 What to do? What to do?" al most sobbed Bobby Coon as he ran. panting for breath and trying so hard to think of a place of safety. (Copyright, 1880. by T. w. Burgess)
 The next story: Bobby is h. spircd"
New Britain herald., 1930-11-07
Loves Reawakening The Story of Wife's Triumph Over Jealousy
 By ADELE GARRISON

Come over to my room." he said i imperatively, and I almost had to run to keep up with his hurrying footsteps. We dashed into his room as if we were called to a fire and Dicky stopped only to close and lock the door before rushing over to the | little wall safe where he always keeps his service revolver, unlocking it and throwing it open. The next instant he swung around to me with a face drained of color and I saw that the compartment behind him was empty.
 They've taken that loaded revol- yer away he gasped. But how. Come on. We can't lose any time in rounding them up"
 ] caught him by the arm as he stopped to the lock of the door.
 Don't you remerber Dicky that the day after the boys came, you put the revolver into the drawer of your desks because you were afraid the boys might have seen the wall safe?'
  struck one fist into the other.
 By love, I'd forgotten everything about it." he said. I've been so busy with other things that haven't opened that desk since that day This isn't the first time I've had occasion to bless your memory, old dear. l wondered how they could 1f less they're a quartet of precious second story workers. We'll. We'll take a look here, to make sure the things safc.''
 But I was not blessing my mem- ory as he unlocked the desk. l was remembering the day when Dicky had put that loaded revolver in it, angrlly denying my plea that he un- load it-an old controversy between us In desperation at the thought that Roderick and Junior might have seen it when they came to the door of the room as Dicky was put ting it away. I had waited until Dicky had gone. taken his key. un- locked the desk, removed the car trldges, and put the empty revolver back. During the busy days which had come to me since, I had had little time to wonder why he had not called me to account for the decep- tion. This, then. was the cXplana- tion. and I waited miserably for him to take out the revolver, sure that he would examine the loading the first thing.
 But when hes opened the desk, looking first casually then frantical- ly through its contents, he slammed down the lid and again turned white, stricken face 10 mo.
 They've been here, too," he said. Its gone And l wouldn't unload that thing when you asked me. Come with mel Quick
 Continued Tomorrow) Copyright 1890, by Newspaper Pea
 ture Service, Inc.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-07

Turn and brown evenly. Arrange on platter and garnish with parsley.
 Date Pudding
 cup sugar, 3 eggs, l teaspoon Va nilla, 1-4 teaspoon salt, l cup soft bread crumbs, 1 cup milk, tea spoon baking powder, 3 tablespoons butter, melted, ] cup chopped dates, l-2 cup nuts.
 Beat eggs and add sugar and mix until creamy. Add rest Of ingre- dients. Pour into buttered pan Bake 25 minutes slow oven, Serve warm or cold.
 Welsh Rarebit, Serving s Good to serve when company
 comes)
 tablespoons butter. 3 tablespoons flour, cups milk, l 1-9 cups cheese, cut fine, l teaspoon salt, IA tea spoon celery salt, 1-2 teaspoon dry mustard, 1-4 teaspoon sugar, 3 eggs, we'll beaten.
 Melt butter, add flour. When blended add milk. Cook until creamy sauce forms. Stir con stantly and add cheese and cook slowly until melted. Add rest of ingredients. Cook l minute. Sprea ] on hot toast, serve at once.
 Raisin Ginger Cookies
 o-3 cup fat, l 1-2 cups dark brown sugar. eggs, 1-2 cup mo- lasses. 1-4 teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon ginger, 1 teaspoon cinnamon, l cup raisins, tablespoons sour cream, 1 cups flour, l teaspoon soda.