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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-29
JONES, O'C0NN0R MEET

Neal Jones and Leo O'Connor
were scheduled to clash in the third
first-round match of the Indiana
.three-cushion billiard tourney at
Coolers parlors tonight.
In Tuesdays match, Louis Spivey
turned in a so to 81 triumph over
Cleve Kepner in seventy-four in
nings of play. Spivey had a high
run of nine.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-29
Ems Remains
as Manager
for Pirates

= PITTSBURGH, Oct. 29.-Looking
forward to more luck in 1881, the
Pirate club officials announced late
Tuesday that Jewel Ems would be at
the helm again. The past season
was his first as full-time manager
and he was handicapped more or
less by injured players. He took
the reins late in 1929 when Ownie
Bush resigned.
Ems has been with the local team
since 1921 and has served in three
capacities, player, coach and pilot.
With Lloyd Waner back in shape
and with the pitching staff promis-
ing improved production, Manager
Ems is expected to cash in" in 1881
as leader of a pennant contender.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-29
MANDERs LEADS ATTACK

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Oct. 49,
Jack ManderS, sophomore full back
who is attempting to take the place
of Herb Joesting and Bronko Ma
gurski, is expected to carry the brunt
of Minnesota's running attack in
Saturdays game with Northwestern.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-29
H0OSIER PETE.

No, 400 West Maryland Street. RI 2767
No. 2-2O37 East Washington st. CHI 1925
No. 3-22O1 North Capitol Avenue. IA 2742
No. New York and New Jersey. RI OO61
No. 5-Virginia Ave. and South St. RI OO6O
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-29
New Class of
Golfers Sought

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Oct. "a new class
of golfers, called business men
golfers" may result from George
Won Elm's application for member
ship in the Professional Golfers
Association, Alex Prize, president,
said today.
Membership in the P. G. A. is
limited to golfers who have served
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-29

a three-year professional appren-
ticeship, but Pirie favors establish
ing a new class for golfers who de-
sire to relinquish their amateur
status but do not intend to make
professional golf their vocation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-29

I'll Zero Pour. Lowest Carbon Or =.
u = Content. 10000 Pure Penn. o. Ut
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-29
PIRATEs RELEAsE ENGLE

~ Times SDecidl
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 29.-Pitts-
burgh Piartes have released Charles
Engle to Ft. Worth of the Texas
League. Engle was obtained from
Memphis in the 1929 draft and has
played second base, third base AMI
-shortstop for the BUGS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-29
GIROUx is VICTOR

BIZ United Press
PORTLAND, Me, Oct. 29.-Art
Giroux Of Montreal outpointed
Johnny Mccoy Of Cleveland in
a twelve-round bout here Tuesday
night, Giroux fioored Mccoy in the
ninth.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-29

Why drive the old car through the winter
Why put more money into it - when we vii
accept it as Down Payment on brand neO
Hudson or Essex, If it is In salable condition
Get NEW and better car during our bi,
TWO WEEKS SALE! Hudson Essex il
famous for brilliant, dependable performance
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-29
LTNEMAN UNDER KNIFE

CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 2e.-Stan
Davis, star Western Reserve line
man, will undergo an operation next
week on his left knee and will
probably be out of the lineup for
the remainder of the season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-29
Hard-Luck Grid Star
Ready to Try Again
Northwestern Back Field Ace Recovered From Smallpox
stack, Hopes to Prove Ability in Four Remain
Z +, ing Games; 10 Pounds Under Weight.
BY GEORGE KIRKSEYs
United Press gtaf CORRESPONDENT

CHICAGO 29The varsity football Of Henry (dan)
Bder Northwestern captain and back field is almost without
picked donned varsity
it has
mfome another for the bIondhared Pekn lL9 boy
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
Loves Reawakening The Story of Wile's Triumph Over Jealousy
 By ADELE GARRISON

>o0 ought to know what h" has 0nd,r&on" ~lHc-."
 Ilc "as silent for a latE- spa r. lHn his au%wer raua uu4ru5 -- GGIE
 "Y.~. poor drru luo4.~
 II" nrErr has ~rttt~u h,r. r, sent her any word q. him sine. u,- day Of Ih-ir rar1n@." wrm o". "Eut ]r- is d>iH=. Or u"ar Il. 1a ~aH lhe doctors tell hm 'HW hr UHl> ha~ a @hoH span Of un. tf.. and ha ul*h@ JIIm to I-eI tNH a, ta~ no lanror toward mr-I umu.- I1e-fhou~h she u,<rr has told u. "aElHin@ about u-tHaf he na% ar'- t@ a0d r.scngrI at ,hGr rartue. AHd-Ila Harry H- has seut hr. the uoal wonderful portrait of Mario. He painted if from sbr;chra of ta~ shtIJ hr draw "hnu ss- ~,re all ,h luis ~.SJ~r's holHe in tha rutshjlt~. and Intended ID -jvn lt to her upm lhn, &s.ddju- 31.
 aytr6rl Harry Dodrr~oo1 w1r- fly as fojd bum shts. He had 10 1UoH Inc d"f fjls concerning ta,s gilt from dying Robert Sayarin tn his wife. iut dld not kuow ho" aga hastN temper and bis ~trou" jealousy would react 10 this par- ucuiar item Bu except for a dcco- o" etching of l1o lines around h,s mou'b. he GaNe uo sign that W:s saying "nEhJn@ out Of the ordinar...
 Harry Hcaction
 'Now he sends it to assure h-r rifar hr @o,e out ol life still loving H,r. hul @lad in her happiness wisD you.' l finished etouflr.
 "Nhai is HI lhJa?" h.. dlmandut. Ar" you trying 10 give Iuc rcasoas why Iaj should keep inc portiulto I'm moi such swim, us that vol EuoW, I'm not going 10 ask her 10 send if back, nor aHe gong to rr- tuSe 10 look ut it. A far as ln concerned, sbnu never s,o anything ju nsE maWDcr except genuine ad- mlratjon~--you my limited intellect 1 cam arpreciat" a SJyar.u picture.'
 H. smiled down at mt. and rr- turned if, but with hesitation upc0 which h. pomcad
 ''Th"r"'S sometime rUr." be said "OW with it'"
 "Waft," said jupHuoosIE ! Nhirjrd a"aH from hul and par.- ing th" shr,is oC' Nobrr Salarin'z letter, | folded thpm so that ther2 were only visible tho sonr.ncca b. shining "l have H light arranged so )ha' tha FleJur" i+ always iiluminat- 'd'--om 10 tha dying mans lcccp- 'aoc" of thr fact rhnt LllIja0's hu-~ h@nd would uct wish her 10 come ,o hlu. Then turned back to him.
 "Thpr" lS another picture" said. "on" of Lillian and Marion together which Robert Sayarin is keeping until his drath. and then has b"- ourqthcd 10 Iu". He refers to it here in a paragraph Hhjch you mut re1I Harry. You ur"d read nothing luore of tho letter. bat you MUST read that much. There js refer 'uc'- 10 >o@ in ,ro which will shoN You Hh.t | um trying 10 tcll you
 (Houjnu~d Tomorrow
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New Britain herald., 1930-02-19

PA II il1I II Nplj ar" tft n. to ..t. Tine iicrceat folk may tender t.
 Sammy @aE.
 Sammy Jay bnca ju.t where tur lest bahE OHl ra+. NoJ s,-.. @arnl. had Seon thal baby pa4Dal rrom }l. nest by tha o}%tr baby. il. had -. lhe unfortunate limIo owl taU 1ro,3 branch to branch ot th. tr,r. aui finally land on tho 4roud TH.r iastinctivclr thJr htdu had rtu~l ] under Ilnle h,eJo,a tra. tu- branches of WHcA STEW Hery rlo.- 10 the ground lou mt2H naNc ru~s- I'd right close to that i5ti}t jr.. at-l rot sec that u1bE O@l. @u .&wlr. ] new where if "aa arJ eHre ort4r.. he Was almost tr1agtld 10 tell 2fr- Iooty, To he aut@ fra,Hf1l lu didn't dare muG, u- 4rr-tr. .. known. %o ha h.u li- 'm-u. -t {. and watched Mr. Dtm. w8 tsoo., worry and huw
 "Thrp'- ouu t.a- l ar.. ..H.. -tand,' tAou=la ,.mru "H# tH# e why thu ."u. aa...s .-. ..1 lr hj7 tHr,u .m ,.m#.. .nr. unrrn H. t.. Ii -. .r. ....r ~. .r.,. raat he As.Hs -o .'H .r.U.r s perhaps ue v-- Ors".. u.
 Nov IT,. H'fa. ,-I a.. .. N., nat it had had ta a~"a H"o-a.a ort Of it and t aH"' ..D au. 5.. -cod, l. had lost l. amn.f#.. Nu Inc lHlIe jello& HtrnH tf Gp uO '1cn "aa ID 4tr.p Hut.t uua .h,n. -. h. paid lao attention to aH:f H..- -oirg OH up 4aoe, TuN I- W.T.. g~ltmr Dool} nor Mr. Ioo.s d..- covered h5nl SHnuH Nua- mnHu5 Cpr some tmn. IH waur.u.. ltoo 7 md Mrs Ilooty lga aIgtH Hp loo. - Ing for tne jo.t b*tt uHJ a~rr 4l. . Jus all their attmton 70 tHa uu" M r5e nest. IFt0aUr. irfu- bua-u u5mzrlr. SammN 9.a aa1} 10 E., something to ,ut.
 if Woa just after @auHs tn
 and you may bu .ur- th@f be tut4 rarc 10 lrugr H such d w". tna. -, ouIdn't ho ac.n b' rn. oHE-tI.t Mrs toot} rrmurd nlll mor. .orI for that hahE in th'. la.t. t~ ##u I the greedy little lI~cO began 'u trakc Q @rrat tuas as soon 1- h.. F.. a lis lnoth#r f"ruana hw ums'|t. V 1 rar Mr. Iloots aji@br"d rto.. n rno n.4t. >ha #a~ u-t rIrwm@ 'a -Iye the s,rr.tv in+r what ~I1" H brought @hr1 ..@ board il .ouai 'ltat ragsad 'E." ln turH h"T h' rI sud Fl, urtfr@l2 @~'jIt fou luon -.' ine very wonderful ,or-- Taos '5l h,ar little eolUd~ ihat tog and a oDld not hear "t alL
 The baby in tho nest eominW I to damand its tood, Mr-. llootN pa | TO attention to tbo@" d~umnie. It, cad sine spread her wings aud f.ntly sailed down to 'Ur =roun ] ne co1lrd iU a lun 1ou.. T'n". " .. m answer, \ -nnonj I"rt" Hf . iEooty p,,rrJ under JH'lc h'0.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
9 play any mor, nf rhalI.

t. play any mor, aa.chau
 "I'un. vtsh you would do some tIan~ for ue uavv 10 ltu doAu to 'u. s'or. aud a,'' some things loI amn.r sad | wish you would tah" c1ga ot Jimmy while I'm ~om. You could .uoN him how 10 make tLo@~ lovely sand raI,H with all thr d,rorauoH. that 4ou u.nI to mako lot me laat y.ar."
 "u@. ali rj41t. ljl amu,a him."
 Mother rIua back 10 lind two nUt hIrp} children rla>in- in the ~:uH. When she calIrd them for Jmrn they ,aIuo with thr rr1u,- f.uro of children who 1rr docph "n2ro =.od in nloy,
 The child whose superior ,l-rr aod abIufy rag~ca h1m 10 play wnp fuo.- who are oldcr than hims, lJ nat often hr dr3~D back 0 actI;i- '.s vhicU are lp~s strenuous au,l h.-. lec1y io hr o'praimuolu- tGan 1hjs play uHh elder rhil3rrla
 An arr"a tp his cooperation in anu-lu2 H NnWsrr child will work uhrr. direct interference woull taj Peter. for jnstauce. ready jlld 10 play in the sand pile, bat h, never would have admitted if. When "l yer mother provided '1m with aH cNruSe which in ny 2 aN detra"tvd from his feeling n' uaniin"as, h" WAS free to enjoy play that hr had not really ou-- ZION II.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
~y la' kept l!~ tun~tsn >tl n,r Nari.,l ,Ir~. HootY 8r.I iluotJ
 WufIv aud hurt

."". .r" a"j 'sr.r- vas fhe Io+ ,4t1N. S"D. a fu-4 a. Mrs. Hoo.y ..,H.' %H~ gtlhr5 hat nahv o,a "o.a. -.. ,au,j too. HtH os"r No "" ,.,r '"--a o,,r b.r ruicis a ".H u". raaH tr.. Hoe,s su~s ] .s.r f-n .r.n &H. snr- to p,r,. .. la"3 .a" had hroa4at and lei '.. h... ""l pHNlp- rp at'.n.Irn !" '0. HA.-unw r.t.4 "r IU,. uan.
 Ja.. .now tA- tHo that t.ra haan u.u -A.Ec1,d jn" }@t of rua fuoi sa. a.a 0aou@ot. IlootN hHus.Il IT. r''o .u iii. H..41. GsIorr he bad q rNHua io ...d he nahr fhrr4 Mrs. ljoas, ,ai.r !" rtn po~n a4. q Il"9'E "u@ Noi rau rua4m. his srj- ur.. "heu ha discovered ihat lo-J n.''. Mr. lIoo3y took Jlsr food il. H.I t~o"-at. Hml began Io fed lr, ..u'. @"r~atte thr ouu ny in tls p, 2 aa4 tuahIu@ H @rnm tu-. anI t..I.u-. '.at m4nt ptp -.d.
 gr-@"--r. 'a@a n> r. W Hv-,-
 wa, u.t .tou ~uo. l.p uuj ,'a, 1U.tH.'
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
HcroJd5's Do:!v Rcc1:ttc,s, { ce5,0i;ce e55,0i;ce
,l""'!";;: -: &''" I,.:r"r Figure
 t'ntt".'l t3iI >"'r i.,t:"ta i'""&,H f5" Practical
i',''tt,.',l tJi
AH%tt t'},l)0.

Tno "o"taa of more ample pro ror-lea= will welcome this smart tior& }rgat@,. or the limming ,i- f.rt created b. tAn long, slender r.ont panel. Skirt nllucas g "t hi"rrd with n2rroW pIrnts inse,,- Ii in IT," front skirt The belt ls ~,tE narrcw and do"& not dctra"r nrom tho Ion~th giving lines
 I"tt"rn lHt1 would bn rNtrcmr rt"jy f"ahon>1 of fiat crepe. nn'H ,o}o~ should he chosen as H2it onrs arcarWato tho figure. Navy Mnr l. tn~ oute.andiny Spring shade with dark "rcr0, black and y,Fy deep ur2Ir next ia Importance.
 prsi-Hci for .i@"@ &G, IS, t0, t.. fl #ud 4t\Suzn &f requires : l-t yaed3 of 4 inch material
 No droaanl1l<n% rNrcrirncc $ necessary 10 make thi@ model. J'',r pattern has amrlr and exact i'- "'ructjons. Narda&, i% given for o> c'H >j"" \ r"rr"ct fiji is guar an,r-d.
 . Patterns NjI} h" delivered un0H F. erlIr of rthTEl>N CENTS G5,') in con,; carefully wrapped CT $ramp#. E" sure 10 write plains ycur NAME. ADDRESS, STYLE NlNBEE and SIZE. wanted,
 Our NEW STRING; BOOK Of PATTERN STYLES is now rcaGt-. Price FIFTEEN CENTS but on,N TEN CENTS when ordered with q tp New Britain Herald Pattern De- }artmcUt, 2t3 West I1th street, New York city.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
isN 1 1:>'>t l'%it3i

Hl 1!.>H f>i3l rirl> r. a. na.-uu" of t0- #o- ruarLa@c 1"umrr4 of fnjs ar4- aou.a fa~h4ons l.. thaf tr.y seem Io n=yr grown upon us almost imper~ i tr.ptibIr, HIthouau really pruaoutje2 aane }.ry hruseur changes, What s~ 1aorr. they rN, brrn Hrc"p''d Gro.c5ys3lE ly iN' nu ioritN O E omon
 Taa~ cJ." "@ of 'h,. uorw~I rajstlit" II Mnt he generally leeo=niud rHa; ii pas been stru=- ~tn~ ror supremacy tor some tjmr. i am r"a.rd fo NucW Ihat Ha@ among h., first to a.frIupl thI- @ta"2r. n.n @}waE.. with }br ]uo~lrd%. t-a: il r#d 10 In. achieved r-r. "rrdEIt<. A1'hou&0 tn" rH"'e@ s,as hm a uu"sron of , r,w jHoa"- every s"ason, il proved q >'rN du5nuI task 10 =,r Wom~1 10 -r}HpUj~b Arr old styles sports y9.I-. on IAr other baHi have lon" slH =. abandoned h" ai- dtcuIou ]o~ ..Hr < mor" detr"- Hinud r,=rri for au@omjral lm.- prevails in tnr creation of clothes i G's.juea to sport or. " you Ur"nr. ! }hr"o clothes -.oN ~l:U, of Io"ic 8@ { Mrl "a Nar!~}.
 Women r arru~'onn.d ~o lon, 10 tar low ~a51iIn~ That no" H ls almost d H9rrItt 10 >ee il 1,- turned II, i'- proper r}aco. in ttaluH rhi: "'t.GuIa Eue proved a Leon 10 dress creator, as nprnjay Hp urarIy @s yaH a >l.tp aa q r.Jl- F. r"W feature.
 l The Haiur,l ~#t-jluo also con- rrj>"s romntgu.Jy ro change pre- concvjs.l iG,.l@ ol Hiu. | i, q theme that hsa no' hrro r>Ulojl@I ror ;s long jijur.
 1'o amy ~nrtuur. ii WIS uh}io Ia that with t>" ! r2th~uiuy or imr skirts IGr n1j-t &ouid rr~Um" 'l' rtop"r r}a~n- If but e"r>rs 10 ro- han,r the object o view. that or jmpawta~ lou@ and rIoH ,u, Iu. # Jp inc f~muua silhouette.
 X ruthrr short bust that is Go say. ? normal hu.--oulH arcoutu- atce thr tta cf i"u@th 2jvcn bE Ihn lon%,r .tJr:.
 This n"v m%a0or r.otur~ u1y r"ua, a .G~u un1r~al a vuo5iD"y industry. that oC corset Hukjn@, found mE-if faced With the f'rI rhJI my uaunrpnins would have Io wrar special 2jrdhs in order to 'Jsplay Igv new cj~aifou~ lo th"
 Thoa~ HIoD'.1 hl rorsn ht1. ] 'rto rroFin~ totally uaGrquutr l . m'Ujou lh,a 1unroly 10 rofutc the
 statement 1 am supposed to have made Dhaf they Woull ha compcl;- cd 10 rour1 to fine stiff. bonrd coraet of y-fnr3#y. What | dtI >"E WAS that t}rr w,Il-dt,As"d uo- man uou1d 1-rd mprr Hlbuua- tIsu nanrot han tA. rr.~."r ua-- ro~ @tedlo. la1t noa'd h" thu last tn "uN.e" l1tr r,jnra '.'. ao1:.:. m,d.~Nal ,orturr oi thr ser+r. "H.l v har k mnn. f". h's4 uoH'I u.N~ h" ',)r.'I fly 1j. ,1o'N' -~ D~,~ nnwto v. .nd"1
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
BLOUSE, IA;PtA,;Et\tl

N"w bIouses stress the changed mode more than any other single article or clothiu@. They are Soft, very feminine, have wljsjIinos and lplrros, .iahot@, \rSto"s and are trimmed with lace, buttons, ribbons, embroidery and nund tUcks.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19

Nix the touJto,s. va.rr. onio'~ ,rhr} h'#1pa, cloves. suit aH sugar. Cook for eo minutes in q covered pan over a slow fir. Strain thorou-hIy. Melt the butter aad add th" flour When blrnd mix with h. hot tomato mixture. Cook until tho sauca thirkrns Four over tn. uaruont and mrat nuI sprinkle "uh jh" cG,rso.
 Asparagus ~aIal
 run diced celery, tE sp..li 8 ,onunI a@naru@u@, tablespoons finely cHonnrd green pepper or par~- b.v, tablespoons chopped sweet pickles, l-4 teaspoon salt. 1-3 cup thick Preach drcasir@.
 Nix in" celery, a@Daaa21l@. @rooa pepper and pickles. Arrange On tnmcc and sprinkle with in" ~snI. Add tho dressing and serve at o0n..
 l~o warm uarnr for }l. fir.t H&ahio4 Nhrn rIeaulu@ spinach, .'@ ,h" warm water aids in releasing inc grit.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
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MI -lNf, IlrfrI Eitu1iill;

ti A.... Iu5 ng I.HIe
 H.aaa 'lpor. .mr.. and nd in tH, u*.. noH ualu- h3s"ba)l "l rruu= if. tao "'r.. "Hh lhe 1d4 nor+ "Io hs.d n,At ao9r, II. Wanted EIa#~ oi Warr SO he could -o olI @Hd nIE& -onr mor..
 In fae zuuny )a"H wards his l;tJ .roth,r #@t playing in tbo sanJ tJir. jl5e Hohrr looked a r~'., a hjlo jtv dtauN hl- "atrr \" "a. uH~h rop uol a"I mnrn H"p 'r Il
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
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r-ssl5r tie h.'' 1ot D.. Iuso GaIds;on Aeadany q M;lso.

Ni"nfCtL ~!.tHIITS
 l'o' mor" fh1n @o0 ycar# the oh- .frlyra rdrrrn@ "as the taully s-"rrt ct the tH1mber}cua. q fHWll$ Of mrdic.u practitioners who rmI- grated from tu21aud and pructic"d their profession in France.
 Peter Chant5rrlrn is credited with IH>ing invented this valua- hle instrument before 1854 Th, :~rrnl WIS passed on from son to son, and contemporary Physirians were ut a loss 10 understand ho" tGo rhumh"rlrns were able to pro ,nr1 in dfficuit c'ars with sHr]t mHrhod S3c~o.v.
 That ,yas iu tho 17th century. Even so. ii was contrary to fine ethics of the profession For, when another physician hy the name or Palfyu in l721 either Independently or otherwise discovered the obstct- lical forrcns. he did not keep it q s"crrt but presented his instrument 10 the Paris Academy of Surgeons and taught Hs r"llo" physicians the al1 pf its appliralton.
 Medical secrets were common
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
Niad@c Reveals Details of tho Tra@ic
 Letter Which Robert ~1tNarin

>cut to Lillian
 felt my checks crimson .t Harry UuderWood's comment upon mE statement that in tbe years Q. his absence he had not loved ldlll1H. He was right, did know 90 W%Il what he meant, for he bad told u.@ in the first days Of his ru1ni3n with Lillian about tn" iufaluuioa tor mo which ho said had been at the root of his insane wlckcdu.ss hut which I thanked heaven had been but q memory for long t.mo.
 Sorry. I.a1v I'ar," b. said Njll :l look at my burning checks ''l shouldn't have brought That ur Co cn, please exactly as if baau.t ja. terruptcd-"
 "Irs only this" went on s}eadj- i>, lin those .oJr> when you and Iahan, who never really had loE+l rach other, were 70 c~trau@cd, ltou- 'rJ Sayarin, aS you know cauu. aH~l jnto her life, H. gave llrr uond.y- jul devotion, and Lillian uis5ooH he rorloWnrine of her youthful fo- 1oantic affection for her r,asher loy q genuine love.
 "But. as | have told NoH, s'o stcadfastIy refused 10 di1crr" yuu and marry him. until weakened o} q terrible illness she yielded -o Aarion's plaudn2. and promised to marry him"
 Yes. Marion idolj1"- hm." a. muttcrcd.
 "Plcase put that ,1h u in, past" | told Nim tarls. "Marjou rs aL the stage .u~t now Nhtu 4U. doesn't idollz2 anybody. Shn lows her mother very much. huf she's Il such a Whirl or excitement and adolescent emotions that she hasn't lime 10 give much thought c}v} to her, And as for q fragrant memory TH hich is all Robert Sayaru is. i doubt if she recalls it once q yc1- you only realized it, Hou are frr nearer Q her this minute than Sa.- arin is"
 Do you really 1huE thac"" ur asked eagerly, and | read in his tone a joyous willingness to as fCoHVincCd,
 Of course ! do." .mld 'ltH .Ihat has nothing 10 do with Du. =Frescnt problom. Forgive m". liar Try, if l say that just now | thInN .lhere is only ono person }o hr con- .sidercd"
 "roor Devil"
 "Yop meau-Sayarinn' ha ~ajd,
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New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
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New Britain herald., 1930-02-19

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New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
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New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
sauce

cups tomatoes, I cup water, 2 slices onions. i celery lraNrs, I who'll" clOyes. l-2 teaspoon sHIt IT teaspoon sn@1r. tablespoons butt ter 2 tablespoons flour, l cup ~jtt- ed phrt..,.
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New Britain herald., 1930-02-19

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TIiI. LOST IN FOUND
By Thornton N. Burgess

7ou'Il find if yoU ar~ tH.re lo ..r. Tine ticrCeat folk may tender n.
 SamUl Jay.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-08-21
EaglepOrt

Sunday school at $3.50 a. m.
Prayer meeting at 1880 a. M, and
Wednesday evenings at s, o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. FL. Eppley and
family, and Herbert Henry at
tended the Eppley reunion, Sunday
afternoon, at the GAINESVILLE fair
grounds.
Eunice Maier Is visiting this
week with relatives in GAINESVILLE.
Clark Fouts who Is attending
school at New Concord, spent the
week end with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Fouts of Durant.
Helen Matheney who is employed
at Lansing, O., is visiting with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Naaman Ma
theney Of Durant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Robb and
daughter, Norma Faye, of Duncan
Falls, spent Saturday evening and
Sunday with Carlos Robb and fam
lily.
Mrs. Mary Holmes was a caller
in McConnelsville, Monday.
Mrs Harold Henry attended the
Moore reunion, Saturday, which
was held at the Moore home on
Union Hill.