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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-20
RaA Romance
va e 9 992n @ Inc Ga BY LAURA LOU BROOKMAN

I smiled at her and was tender, it
was the boy and girl who were not
at home that he was thinking OF.
Judith had given her husband a
small gray photograph Of herself
mounted in a silver frame. It was
very good likeness and he praised
it highly.
BY curious coincidence Tony's
gift to her father was also a por-
trait. 1t was a miniature Of the
girl in her gayest, most provoca-
tive mood, painted by a French
artist. The contrast between the
elegant gold-mounted miniature and
the gray photograph was marked.
Juniors offering for his father
was a volume on aviation. The
toys and humorous gifts which
knight had bought to add merri-
ment to the day were not even
opened. They were still gathered
together at the foot of the tree in
tissue paper and red ribbons.
Better send that truck off to
some orphanage or children's hos
pital," Arthur said, nodding toward
the toys.
Judith agreed. She was miser-
able because her husbands Christ
mas had been ruined. She had
tried SO hard to manage it all tact
fully-and Numbered utterly.
A lengthy formal dinner intended
for four and served for two is a
rather depressing affair. Judith
felt she would even have welcomed
Tony's insults if the girl had been
present.
Arthur" she said desperately at Z
O'Clock, lets go somewhere. A the
alter, movies-anywhere! I'm afraid
I'm getting mopey."
It'll see what I can do" he said.
worst time in the world to get
tickets, though"
Judith and Arthur Knight spent
the rest of that Christmas evening
craning their necks about a post,
striving to see the action Of a sec
Ond-rote play which was really not
so diverting from good seat.
Each time the girl stole a sidelong
glance at her husband she saw his
face was firm and set. The chill
dren, of course! He had bought
her pearls.
They had spent the entire day to-
gether land it was the first spenC
thus since their brief honeymoon
yet it was Tony and Junior who
we're on his mind. They had been
all day long.
WAS 1t her fault, Judith Won
w dered. that the boy and girl
had deserted their father? Was it
because of her they left their home?
She was distressingly conscious that
the answer to these questions seemed
to be yes"
Two or three times she had come
upon Knight and his son deep IN
conversation and noticed that if she
remained anywhere near, Arthur
Junior was sure to disappear. Why
did the boy avoid her?
The explanation came three days
later. Judith, passing through the
downstairs hallway, happened %
catch sight of the roses which Mrs.
Wheeler kept always on the table.
Ito Be Continued
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REGIN HERE TODAY

BEGIN HERE TODAY
JUDITH CAMERON marrieS ARTHUR
KNIGHT, executive OF a New York, pub
fishing house in which she is employed
They sail for a six-week honeymoon in
is-year-old daughter. TONY. who is IN
Europe. and a son, JUNIOR, 16, at
S i6dFs the fact that judith is not com
municative about her past life.
cableGram arrives announcing that
Tony knight is coming home home arthur
to meet her. Since neither the CIR, nor
boy knows. OF the fathers IemaInaEe'
- Arthur and Judith reach the Long
Island home Just one day before Tony
boat docks. Next morning knight meets
his daughter. but when they s,a arrive az az
the house Tony ignores judith eno
Tushes to her own room. Late that AT
eTnoon Tony confronts her stepmothet
Knight, entering the house to over
Later in the evening she leaves for
round of night clubs with MICKEY
MORTIMER. a blase amuSeinehV-seeAei
AS DAYS pass a state of armed neu-
tralttv 'existS between Tony ana her
stepmother. Arthur meanwhile makes makes
arrives home for the holidays. The boy
treats Judith with aloof, cold polteness-
soreous tree. but next morning neither
OF H (oI 'H GO On WITH %RTTa The STORY
CHAPTER FIFTEEN (Continued0
Christmas trees always make me
feel like a kid again" he told her.
well, it's all ready. I guess. Any
thing else to go on?"
No. there was nothing else. Ju-
dith glanced about the room, picked
I'D stray bits of tinsel and a bro
ken ornament. She hoped so very,
very keenly that tomorrow would
not prove a disappointment for Ar
thur.
Il think everything's done" she
said. ITS getting late. Don't you
think we'd better leave 1t until TO-
morrow"
eyes" said her husband.
He had shown Judith his gifts
for the children. There we're small
things he had picked up here and
there which he thought they might
like.
There were foolish toys for jokes,
too. Tony's real present was an ex-
uuisite ruby and diamond bracelet
which he had locked away for safe
keeping during the night.
Its stones and workmanship were
of rare order. For Junior he had
bought a coonSkin coat. warm and
collegiate from collar to hem.
AS Knight produced each Of these
offerings he did it with flourish
which spoke of tenderest love and
pride. Judith was touched by his
devotion to the boy and girl.
"H weren't here" she thought
a littl bitterly. how happy the
three would bel"
But Christmas morning, when the
great moment had come to throw
back the doors and reveal the three
overflowing with gifts, only Judith
stood beside Arthur Knight.
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Tarzan now decided he could better continue
his search by travelling alone Leaving the
beasts and Mugambi to await his return, the
ape-man came several days later upon savage
in the act of hurting spear at wounded white
man Instantly Tarzan recognized the intended
victim and his face went white with rage
The man was his prey-the black should not
have himl
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O|VE OuT OF THREE . CLAIMED BY GODS .
 0F BLEAK NORTH
MEN IN GOOD CONDITION BUT EXHAUSTED FOR LACK
 OF FOOD

WHITEHORSE, YT., Dec, 11, P, Burke died November 40, one month and nine days after he was forced down on Laird River, after the party had hiked
 considerable distance from the tranded plane.
 His companions buried him at a point 50 miles from Wolf Lake marking the grave with pile of logs. It is expected an early attempt will De made to bring
 ut the body.
 Kading and Marten were in good condition except that they were exhausted from lack of food
 Marten has two slightly rroz- en toes and Kading suffered " frost-b bitten hand. The only food the party had was what they could shoot and the hunting was po9r. ##.#| NM
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RUTH NICHOLS SITS
 NEW RECORD ACROSS . FROM WEST ID FAST

NEW YORK, Dec, 11, (P- Ruth Nichols arrived at Roose- welt Field Ablishing one stop record for her sex of IS hours, q minutes and 43 seconds from coast to coast, West to East.
 Her actual flying time was bet- ter than Col. ChaS. A. Lindbergh and Roscoe Turner although her elapsed time was greater be- cause of an overnight stop at Wichita.
 The flight began Tuesday morning from LOS Angeles.
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AMERICA
 JAN END M|L|TAR|sN '.
 E|NSTE|N DECLARES

NEW YORK, Dec, II, (Pl-Dr. Albert Einstein landed in the United States and gave Ameri- can people by radio a simple but forceful message on the end of militarism.
 He spoke from the drawing room of the liner Belgenland and spoke in German.
 He said: XII the monster of militarism; with your political economic position, you can en- tirely destrop militarism when yer you set your hand on 1t.
 His wife translated the address.
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DOM|N|ONs DEMAND
 AND RECEIVE RIGHTS

LONDON, Dec. 40. (F-Sir Is aac, Chief Justice of Australia, was named governor general of Australia on recommendation Of right honorable J. H ScullLn, the prime minister.
 Sir Issac's appointment was the first practical operation of de- cision adopted at the recent Inn perial Conference whereby domin- ion prime ministers were given the right to recommnd appointments directly to the king.
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.F|L|P|NOs UNITE IN
 . INDEPENDENCE BID

MANILA, Dec 10. (P-During a demonstration commemorating A. Bonifacia, Filipino patriot. 10000 Filipinos became members of the new Katipunan Nationahstic Or ganization, which hopes to prove to the U. s. that the islands want independence.
 The association is designed to unify various clements behind the independence campaign and 10 prove that the islands are cap able of supporting a government
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.E.NCL AND RASSELIN1
 WITH UNEMPLOYMENT

LONDON, Dtc. 10. tP House pf Commons gave Secretary Of Labor Bondfield right to raise another s5o,OO0,OO0 loan for the unemployment insurance fund bringing the total to s350,OoO,0Oo Debate disclosed that the govern ment has been and is in- solvent to the amount of s2OO. ' 100000 annually.
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CONGRESS WORKS
 WITH FEvER|SH
 HASTE 0N BILLS
COMMITTEE WORKING BILLS EXPEDITE FEDERAL CON-
 SEDUCTION

WASHINGTON, Dec, n, (P)- The Senate continued the de- bate on the unemployment re- lief bill and the Interstate Com n1ittee considered the nomina- tons of the new federal power commission
 At the same time Senators con- Ilnued to smart under the Hoov- er accusation that some of them were playing politics at the ex- pPnse of the unfortunates in mis- try'
 The agriculture committee is considering the Capper bill to distribute 4O,OOO,0OO bushels of 2 heat for relief.
 The House is debating the In fArior appropriations bill The appropriations committee is pre- paring t oslash the Senate's s6O, ,- pnO,oo0 drought relief measure
 The naval committee is con- ssdering the building program to bring the United States up to t1e London naval treaty basis.
 The agriculture committee was falding Up the drought relief Hearings while the public build Hgs can1mittee worked oa bil t9 expedite federal construction.
 Tha rHal canr7ittee arpEaE5d fa purchase of fhe sHnnytlIle. F#lIf ste at AS 09a11a far a f@est ea+s# dir zihle hasa.
 Legge of the farm board T#rnad that apprcval Df the Rapper h3il might affect wheat prices adversely.
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SQUADRON ITALIAN PLANES PREPARES
 H0P TIE ATLANTIC
PLANES TAKE OFF FROM OR- BETELLO, NEAR ROME,
 NEXT WEEK

ROME Dec, ll, tP) Italian viators hope to end the old year nd ring in the new with an un- recedented feat-a formation light of 12 planes across the tlantic.
 Italo Balbo, air minister and airing pilot himself, will head he expedition which expects to ake Off December 15 from or etello, 75 miles northwest of tome, for Brazil.
 Savoia Marchetti seaplanes, modelled after Italian bombers. will make Up the fleet which will progress in easy stages to Carta gena, Spain. and down the Afri- can coast to the hopping -of point, Bulama, Portugese Guinea.
 Their departure for the new world, after general overhauling, viii be timed for the light Of the full moon and depenAent on good probably beIWeen Jann- a-# N 7rE"7
 They will make for the near st point of Rrazil -Na5al- cross
 r tt3e equator in mid-oeean. nd then proceed down the aast to Tlio da Janeiro.
 Rv tha mass formation flight, ha IH4#75t aFar nraPasaa IoI r5ns-f tlantie attempt Italy an- faiaat4s daHans.nating the la- ] bllity ana possibilities If avia 5n
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THIS JUDGE sTICKLER
 FOR ALLEGED RIGHTS

CADILLAC, Mich. Dec. 10 tP)- Because he can't or won't tell a justice of the peace where he got liquor Frank Harrand is in the middle of fourth week in jail.
 Harrand said it was can't; the judge said it was won't" and held him in contempt.
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HOW NIcF,r

LONDON, Dec. 10. l4' -Believ- Ing continued weakness of crude oil price Is hampering business the Royal Dutch Shell Oil intersts are reported to have made tenta- tive offer to raise the price in United States providing its com pctitors among oil purchasing companies will do likewise.
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BR|TA|N's MINERS
 STILL QN THE PROD

LONDON, Dec. 10. [F-With TO- 900 miners already out of mines 1n Scotland negotiations for set clement of the strike failed.
 Fear is felt that the strike will spread to South Wales, where a shutdown was narrowly awerted over the weekend.
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CAN YOU IMAGINE

NEW YORK, Dec 10. 7Pl Miss Agness Anable, 22-year-old actress and interior decorator, committed suicide by inhalinc gas in her Greenwich Village apartment. Her fiance and mother were unable to ascribe a motive for her Act, since sre was i1 g63d health and had plenty 0f money.
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RlDIoAL SOCIALIST
 MAY FORM CABINET

PARIS Dqc.. l1, (P-Theodore steeg, radical socialist, was call ed to form cabinet by Presi- dent Doumergue to replace that of Tardieu which resigned last week.
 Steeg said he would give reply soon.
 Laval Bathou was blocked by the radical socialists in his at tempt to form the government, and Poincare refused on account of poor health.
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INDIAN UNREST

BOMBAY, Dec 10 (F)-Sixty- five persons were injured in some clashes between demonstrators and the police, casualties occurr- ing when police charged with bam- boo slaves crowd in front of the police station after ceremony of salute to the national flag.
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5ETs MS MEH [8E
 THEY JAY HIM LOW

MAC0AfB, Illinois, Dec. 10 (Hl- Oliver Harding Peoria gangster. shot and killed three policemen before he was slain by A fourth patrolman in a duel in front of the Macomb police station. The dead policemen are Edward Whit tlesey. E. p. Bowman and Alfred Links
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GOLD SEEKERS AIDED

SYDNEY, Aust, Dec. II, (R- Gold seekers in New South Wales have been furnished with trans portation, equipment and rations lat government expense on con- ditiOn the advances be refunded when paying deposits are discoy- cred.
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BURKE DIED

WHITEHORSE, Y. T. Dec, II, t4)-Burke died from exposure but his companions Kading and Marten were found safe 40 miles from where the Burke plane was discovered by Pilot Wassen They were brought here yesterday by Wassen.
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NIP PLOT

LISBON, Dec, 10, (F-Police announced that we'll organized revolutionary movement involv- ing plot to blow up public buildings had been prevented. A large quantity of bombs and ex- plosives were seized.
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KNOW -
 H+ NiS bILING

CHICAGO Dee. 10. Mayor William Fale Thompson announced
 ha had severed relations with Governor Louis Emmerson of IT, linois because of a difference over the waterways policy
 Governor Emmerson said he was surprised to see it stated that Thompson was ever with me"
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EXPLOSION KILLS

RIO DE JANEIRO, Dec, 10. P)
 Thirty persons, most of them soldiers, were killed and others wounded by an explosion at Por- ta da Cunka, in the state of Min as Gerais-
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TANGLED LOVE

SETUBALi Portugal, Dec. l0 tEy The French Coutess Dubreul Pontbriand. widely known fnr hen beauty, and Robert VerIgandy, a Paris stock broker, were found sil1t to death in " room of their hotal. Police are of the belief t5at Tari aaadv l5ilad tha woman and then ended his own life.
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COMMUNISTS RIOT

BERLIN, Dec, 10, R-Com- munist unemployment riots kept police busy in several parts of the city Many arrests were made.
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CROSSING CRASH

LENINGRAD. Dec, 10, R Twenty eight persons were killed and 1g were hurt when a loco motive hurtled into train filled with passengers at a crossing.
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B8HLIANT LiHHEHs QUESTION V'HaTY QE '.
 18TH .t"5Hl#5HT

NEW YORK, Dec ll t47 QuoH- Iag libArally fro1n tile #iiEtatE minds 5f an early Amerlcan era, " dIs- tniguished array of lawyers chal- lenged the validity of the Eight- eenth Amendment in a test case heard in the United states Cur- rent Court of Appeals.
 Tt IS the intention of these lawyers that the prohibition ann endment was never Legally ratified since it was acted upon only by the state legislatures and not by the people in conventions as- sembled in their several states" as they claim the constitution indi- cated #|## MI.
 Tn principle involved, which iS regarded as one of fundamental and constitutional law arose from the sentencing of Louis Thibault, ordinary citizen, to year and a day In jail for having sold two pints of whiskey iIl Vermont
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He talked Of the Flag Day exercises
and OF the song TO be sung by all
the schools.
Regular auditorium classes will
be conducted every day with Mrs.
J. A. Aderdice In charge.
HOSPITALITY HoNoRs
CLUB AND GUESTS
The Tuesday Contract Bridge club
va delightfully."- entertained by Mrs.
q. M. Jones 81 her home on Tues
day afternoon. Cav Halloween EN-
bIeIi5 and colors we're featured IN
the artistic decorations for home
and game tables. Mrs. Leonard
Smith was a special guest on this
occasion.
High score vas Won by Mrs. Har-
~ Yates, and she was the recipient
Of a pretty prize.
Mrs. Jones served refreshments In
the colors. black and orange, to the
following members and guests: Mes
danes Harry Yates. j. j. Worm, p.
=. Chiswell. Homer Grey. s. j
Smith. J. T. Farley, John Kavinta,
Louise Blanke. George McGinnis, A
J. Kneer, Leonard Smith. Miss Cor
tI3ne Smith.
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occasion vas also the annual Rally
day and thirty-eight women at
tended. Mrs. Whit opened the
meeting. The roll call was answered
By Bible scriptures.
Mrs. K. G. Chamness gave the
devotional from the tenth chapter
or Romans. Mrs. Joe Allen had
charge of the program. Discussion
was based on the Home Mission
Study Book. Japan's Evangelistic
movement ras an interesting topic
Mrs. Cotton gave the life OF a FAM
GUS japanese leader who Is called
the leader OF new Japan. Mrs.
Brewer rendered the invocation.
Miss Eugen Smith sang Into the
Dawn with You" Circle One serv-
ed delicious refreshments to the
guests.
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stud CLUB ENJOYS
SHORT l.

The Weslaco Study club met at
the home OF Mrs. Carl Moeller
Tuesday afternoon for the semi
monthly meeting. Mrs. George Hoef-
fer was absent so the vice-presi-
dent. Mrs. Y. p. Yarbrough, took
charge OF the meeting. Mrs. Bar
bee was the leader for the after
moons study. Mrs. Kirgan was ap-
pointed reporter for the club. As
the books have not arrived yet,
various short talks were given By
the different members.
The subject for this years study
Is Travel and Literature in Eu-
rope" The topics OF the talks were:
Charm OF Ireland" by Mrs. Or
Glass: Scotland and Scot Coun-
try given by Mrs. John Graves:
Smaller English Towns by Mrs
Y. p. Yarbrough: Brief History O.
London by Mrs. Hudson: Liter
airy Shrines OF London" given by
Mrs. Yates; and Artistic Shrine:
OF London and the British Mu-
scum" by Mrs. Kirgan.
A salad course was served 70 thr
eighteen women present. The ciu'
viii meet Oct % with Mrs. Or
Montgomery.
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CLUB ENTERTAINED
Ar HARRON HOME

Mrs. George Harron entertained
the Mid Week Bridge club al her
home Wednesday afternoon with :
prettily appointed party. Orange
zinnias were the principal floral
decoration CARRYING out the Halo
ve'en motif which vas used in thr
tallies. table accessories and the
dessert course served.
At the conclusion Of the after
moons games. Mrs. John Lane war
presented with high club score
trophy and Mrs. Clifton Daven-
port with low. Mrs. O. Hughes Ev
ans. OF Mercedes who Is a sister {
the hostess, was guest OF the Gu
and a. presented with the CUES
prize. There we're eleven club meni-
bers present and one guest.
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". ". U.
ANNOUNCED

The Missionary Program % the
~. N. y. Of the Baptist church 70
be given on Monday. October. %. ?
twO-thirty o'clock at the home c
Mrs. S. Y. Brandon will be q
follows. Topic: Your State anc
Nine: Leader: Mrs. A. j. Hayes
Hymn. Stand Up for Jesus: Pray
er: For Our State and Govern
ment. Devotional: About all Galilee
BIZ Mrs. r. II. Hudson: PRAYER: For
Keener interest in State Missions
Hymn: o Zion Haste: Reading
Mrs. Bell Bellman: Discussion: The
Who. Where and What or Nj.
SONS in our State bv Mrs. D. J
Moore: Talk: The Alphabet o.
Giving BY Mrs. w. "A. Black.
There will then be a State MIS-
sion QUESTIONABLE, as an old tin,
spelling match with every laI
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taken from the 9th and 2Sth
CHAPTER OF Isaiah. Mrs. A. a.
Sneathen was the leader in the
afternoons discussion. "A quilt
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made by the class has Aeen r iish-
ed for Mrs. Gutheridge and a new
one has been started on for Mrs.
Ballard.
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Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
Fourth AnniUersau
OF Club Celebrated
Special to The Herald.

HARLINGEN, Oct. lam outstanding meeting Of the Business and
Professional Wonens club was held Thursday night at the Wonens
Building 1t marked the fourth birthday anniversary OF the club.
The long table with its pretty appointments was made still more at
tractive by the bouquets Of bright cosmos. Place cards carried out the
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committe which Is composed Of:
10y Robinson, Janice Moeller. Leah
Metcalf. ard Z. c. Chamness. a
party was planned for Friday Octo-
Der %. 1t is TO be later designated
what type Of a party It win be
The president dismissed the meet
ing.
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present taking part. The watch
rord uill be ~Re We Steadfast" and

present taking part. The watch
word will be BE ye Steadfast" and
~Laborer5 together with God
Closing prayer will be given for
the leaders OF u State mission
work. Every woman Of the Baptist
church Is expected and urged TO
be present at this meeting. Friends
are invited 70 come too.
JUNIORS ELECT
OFFICERS
The meeting OF the Junior Class
OF the Weslaco High School was
called to order by the former pres
ident. Herbert Pike. The following
officers were elected by the class
for this school year: Steve Potts,
president: Nellie Mitchell. vice
president: Marjorie Hall. secretary
and treasurer; Thalia Mitchell. re-
porter.
The president appointed a social