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In Society Circles A Complete Page for Valley Women s$s

Ing for o number of papers and
national magazines, in connection
with her dramatic work.
Mrs. "A. Z. Prince has returned
from a visit with her parents, MI.
and Mrs. j. Booth in North Texas.
Miss Kathleen Dunson spent sew
eral days during the past week in
Mission, a guest OF Miss Marjorie
Bleifus.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. III. Kern and son.
Robert, have returned from an
overland trip TO San Antonio and
Austin. In Austin they visited their
daughter. Miss Mary Lee Kern, a
student at the state university.
Mrs. Ernest Hawley OF McAllen,
was a guest here OF Miss Mary Ann
Maken. during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes Evans had
for their guest this week, Carrot
Phillips OF Houston.
Mrs. G. Fl. Lawton was a guest at
an afternoon bridge party given in
the Woman's Building at Harlin-
gen, this week. by Mrs. Henry l..
Alsmeyer and Mrs. Ralph Thacker,
both OF that city.
Miss Verna Bee Allen OF Harlin-
gen. spent several days OF the past
week here, a guest Of Miss Gladys
Hampton.
Mrs. I. Goodman OF Laredo. was a
visitor here this past week in the
homes OF Mrs. Joe Brown and Mrs.
Jack Hawkins.
Mrs. Art Tolson and daughter.
Effie Gene. left this week for
Amarillo. where they will spend a
month visiting Mrs. Tolson's sister.
Mrs. Effie Jewell Shekell.
Mrs. Jack Hawkins left the latter
part Of the week for San Antonio.
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PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Mrs. w. <. Mcdonnell left at the
weekend for Florida. She will meet
MIR. Mcdonnell In Pensacola. and
they will take a trip through the
state before going to their home at
West Palm Beach where Mr.. Nc
Donnell is agriculturist for the
Brown company.
Mrs. ]. G. Jones and baby son,
John. and Miss Lola Sorrick. mot
ored to San Antonio this week for
a stay Of several days. From there,
Miss Scrrick. who has spent several
months here in the Jones home,
returned TO her home in Long
Beach. Calf. Mrs. Jones was &C
companied home by her mother
Mrs. q. G. Sorrick.
Mrs. Eric Green and son. Jack,
have returned from San Antonio
where they visited Mrs Green's sis
ter, Mrs. A. G. SnodgraSs. and
Abilene, where Mrs. Green attended
the Odd Fellows Grand Lodge. as 2
delegate from the local Rebekah
lodge She was accompanied home
by Miss Edwina Eifler Of San An
tonic, who will visit here In the
Green home, and also In the home
Of relatives in Edinburg.
MI. and Mrs. J.. j. Murray ano
family are moving 10 Harlinger
socn.
Mrs. w. +. Galloway returned
Thursday night from Walden, Miss.
having been there during the illness
and death OF her father, J. NJ. VIII
liams.
The following Mercedes folks en-
loved a sightseeing trip TO Rio
Grande City. Mier and Roma, dur
ing the past week: Misses julia
Lynn Loven. Mable Karst, injury
Wann, Floyd Adams and Nellie
Harralson and Wiley Barnes, Kelly
Wilson. Eugene Bailey and Ray
Wall OF La Feria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stunkart
have returned to their home II
Tulsa, Okla, after having spent q
week here looking after their prop
erty near Mercedes.
Miss Lorene Morrow, who has
spent the last year in New York
city, arrived at the weekend tc
spend the summer here with hel
mother, Mrs. Mary Morrow. Miss
Morrow has been doing feature writ
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How Women Lose
Fat In England
Gain Physical Charm

How would you like 10 lose IS
rounds Of fat in a month and ut
the same time increase your energy
and improve your health?
How would you like 10 lose un-
healthy fat that you don't need and
don't want and at the same time
feel better than you have for years?
How would you like to lose your
double chin and your too prominent
abdomen and at the same time
make your skin so clean and clear
that II will compel admiration?
How would you like TO get your
weight down to normal and at the
same time develop that urge for ac-
tivity that makes work a pleasure
and also gain in ambition and
keenness of mind?
Get on the scales to-day md see how
much you weigh-then get an IS cent
bottle OF Kruschen Salts which 1ifl last
you for Z weeks. Take one half tea
spoonful every morning in q glass OF
Sct water aad when you have finished
the first bottle weigh yourself again.
Now you can laugh at the people who
4pay hundreds OF dollars 70 lose a few
Mounds OF fat-no~ you will know the
pleasant way to lose unsightly fat and
you'll also know that the 6 vitalizing
salts OF Kruschen (Salts that your
blood. nerves and glands must nave 70
function properlyl-Lave presented you
with glorious health.
After that you'll want to walk around
and say to your friends-"One IS cent
bottle OF Kruschen salts Is worth one
hundred dollars or any fat persons
money"
Leading druggists America over sell
gruschen salts-you can always get 1t
AZ McKay's Pharmacy. adv.
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K ORGANIZATION
MEETS FRIDAY

The Firemen's Auxiliary. composed
Of wives Of local firemen. and q
recently organized body. met Friday
afternoon at the city hall, with Mrs.
n. r. Talbert. president, presiding.
The sam of the organization is TO
assist the firemen in every way
possible. The first undertaking will
be to put Grapes and curtains in the
firemen's dormitory at the city hall
where a number Of firemer have
quarters.
Mrs. Talbert, assisted by Mrs.
Fred Johnson and Mrs. Herman
Barbee. from a committee to take
care Of this work. A rummage sale
is planned for next Saturday and a
box supper. in the near future. The
Auxiliary acknowledges a gift OF $40
from the firemen at this meeting.
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than a thousand peoples for their
poppy sale in May. In observance OF
Memorial and Armistice days. These
peoples are. being made in Texas,
last year being the first year they
have been made in the state. They
are made in the hospitals Of Kerr
vile by the soldiers. They are packed
one hundred in a box and dry steril-
lied before being sent out. The SOL
diers receive one cent for each
poppy they make.
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IN the Herndon home, viii remain
at her home In Houston, and Mrs.
Herndon and children will be her
guests for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. "A. Holland have
as their guests this week, Mrs.
Dorothy Stanley OF Liverpool. Eng
land. Miss Vera Brown Of Mathis.
Texas, and Dorothy Holland. who Is
attending school at Kingsville.
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Plans
PAGEANT

Mrs. George Morrison. Mrs. e.
bert Crockett and Mrs. Wesley Kra-
mer. members Of the Just We Neigh
bors club, and Mrs. II. T.. Settles
and Mrs. Leroy Sigler. of the Alter
nate Wednesday club. both home
demonstration clubs Of Mercedes. at
tended a meeting of the Council Of
the home demonstration clubs Of
Hidalgo County held at McAllen
SATURDAY. afternoon.
Mrs. Morrison is president of the
council and presided at this time.
The council is planning. among
many other things. the staging of
an agricultural pageant in the lei
future. showing the DEVELOPMENT
along that line. in the Rio Grande
Valley. from its infancy to the pres
ent time.
The pageant is TO be staged in the
Legion Park at McAllen. The pro-
.ceeds are TO be used in purchasing
prizes TO be awarded next month
In contests that are to be staged
among the home demonstration
clubs Of Hidalgo County Scholar
ships TO the A. e. M. short course
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Leave for Meet
AT Del Rio

Mrs. d. p. Gay Jr., Mrs. Pearl
Nuckols and Mrs. Emil Blanck left
Monday for Del Rio TO attend the
Fifth District Federation meeting.
They were expecting to b joined
by Mrs. !. c. Webb of Harlinger
and Mrs. John Harris Of San Ben
ito. member Of the Federation ex-
ecutive board.
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assisted in entertaining by Mrs.
George Baumgart and Mrs. r. 3.
Sandlin.
The little folks present were En-
ma Jean Jones, Loretta jenkins,
Barbara Joyce, Murray How, IT,,
Pauline and Joe Ella Baumgart,
Charlyn Beth Avant, Melvin Tartar
Mary Parker. Elaine Tartar, Norien-
ne Giddle and Emma Jane Breed
love.
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O. Z. s. Initiates
Three Candidates

Three candidates were initiated
at last nights meeting Of Browns
vile Hope chapter o. E. S. and GER
emonies were followed by a social
hour and refreshments. Several
out-of-town visitors enjoyed the
evening. and the hall was made
beautiful for the occasion with
abundant decorations Of flowers.
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ELECTED
VICE-PRESfDENT

Mrs. j. N. Pace. Mrs. "A. x. Phil
lips. Mrs. T. II. Pollard. Mrs. II. E.
Bennett and Mrs. Leland Matthews
returned at the weekend from San
Antonio. where they attended the
state Presbytery. These ladies repre-
sented the local Woman's Auxiliary
Of the Presbyterian church. Mrs.
Phillips and Mrs. Matthews being
the reporting delegates.
Mrs. Pollard had the honor OF
being elected vice-president Of the
Presbyterv at an election of officers
held at this convention the /. 2 and
3 OF April.
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Auxiliary Hears
Reports

Reports OF the West Texas Pres
bytery held last week in San IN
tonic were given by Mrs. q. w.
Moothart and Mrs. Howard Cum
Minis at yesterdays session Of the
Presbyterian Auxiliary. The meet
Ing was preceded by an executive
board conference during which sew
eral business matters received at
tention.
Other business reports vere made
ut the main gathering Of the body.
A large attendance was present and
Mrs. Gardner led devotioaals.
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ENTERTAIN
FRIENDS

Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Langford and
son. Floyd, entertained a number of
friends from Weslaco, on Friday
evening.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs. r.
e. Clark. Misses Ada v. williams.
Gertie Whitehearst. Della Crowley
and Hodge Thompkins.
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AAS O4AACcIS were elected at the
house OF Mrs. w. c. Dudley in an
all-day session for the purpose Of
sewing for an orphan the class has
adopted from the Methodist home
in Waco.
Class members have presented a
sterling silver bud vase 10 Mrs. NJ.
J. Love, retired president Of the
class.
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Routine Business
Societv Meet

Routine business matters occupied
attention Of members OF the Altar
Society Of the Sacred Heart church
ut its Monday meeting at the home
OF Mrs. John CloSner.
Several important items pertain
ing TO the organization Of the aux
Hilary we're discussed and plans
made for future activities.
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WEDNESDAY,

wednesday Tournament bridge
club with Mrs. Randolph Wright.
Self Culture club with Mrs. j. j.
KENNY.
Business and Professional Wo-
mems club TIncheon at Miller hotel.
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DINNER PARTY AT
BREEDING HOME

An enjoyable dinner party OF the
past week had for hosts. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Breeding at their home
southeast Of Mercedes.
Covers were placed for Dr.. and
Mrs. Julius Crisler and DR.. j. Apple
white Of Jackson. Miss, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Lauderdale and Mrs. II.
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Mercedes
18TH ENTUR PAINTERS
DELPHTAN CLUB TOPIC

Ths Delphian club bald q most
enjoyable meeting Friday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Jack Roe. on
Missouri Avenue. with Mrs. Harry
Lawson in charge Of the program.
The subject for the afternoon was
Fifteenth Century Painters"
Deaconess Bickford gave a dis
cussion on "Masaccio and His Life
Work. Mrs. A. N. Brown had for
her subject Fra Angelica. Mrs. L.
Donnelly, Fra Lippo Lippi'. and
Mrs Fl. Z. Hager. "Browning's Pippo
Lippi."
After the program. Mrs. Roe
served a refreshment course during
a social half hour. She used a colcr
scheme OF green and orchid with a
delightful effect.
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j. Lawson.
HOUSE GUESTS
Is W0NORFD

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brown enter
tanned at dinner and evening during
the past week for their house guest.
Miss I. Goodman. OF Laredo.
Other guests ENJOYING the even
ing we're Mr.. and Mrs. A. Axelfrod.
and Sam Sabar Of Harrington. Hal
Fraser Of San Benito. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Hawkins OF this city.
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ART GIVEN ON
FIRST BIRTHDAY

\ Mrs. G. r. Sandln entertained
with a delightful children's party.
the latter part OF the week. IN
honor of the first birthday Of her
little daughter Gloria Gene.
Many games were plaved and also
n contest In which Emma Jane
Breedlove won the prize. At the
close Of the afternoon. the birthday
cake was cut and served with the
refreshment course. The hostess was
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POPPIES ORDERED
FOR SALE

Mrs. Wesley Kramer. president.
presided at the business session OF
the regular meeting OF the Ladies'
Auxiliary OF the American Legion
Friday night. held at the Legion
Club. az which time there was a
good attendance.
The Auxiliary has ordered more
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LoDett Bible Class
Names Mew Officers

The Lovett Bible class Of the First Methodist church announces the
election Of new officers for activities OF the class for the new year: Mrs.
J. "A. Outlaw is president, Mrs. r. E. Mcbride, vice president; Mrs. T.
w. MarkuSsen, secretary, treasurer.
The officers were elected al the last meeting Of the class hId y the
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Paris
calls them
sweetheart
styles"

these delightful new femi-
nine fashions -. the longer,
swirling skirts. revealing
lines, of-the-shoulder eve-
ming gownsi Here's rcmance
If one remembers that
the nesv clothes demand
the ResC cOmPEerioRl
"A fresher, sweeter, more nEe-
ural skin-tone II In vogue.
For this you need a powder
Of clinging consistency-to
tone the akin 10 the smart
new cream-Pearl color.
Armand Cold Cream Pow.
der does this perfectly Rub
IL into N fresh puff, then
smooth carefully, evenly
over the akin. Use Il % and
behold the lasting beauty.
Tn BspV shades, OIL che Box
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viii be awarded the winners Of these
prizes.
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l. completed oT policies meet ti" eoasasssney. Mail Coupon Today s.P
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q 1850, ". J. Reynctds Tcbsrea
Cpnpsnys WinstDn-Saicm. n, C
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Society Calendar

last meeting Of the class held at I
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She's Getting
Thinner Every Day
Her Fat is Melting
Fast Away

Here's the recipe that banishes
fat and brings into blossom all the
natural at~tractiveness that every
woman possesses.
Every morning take one half tea
spoon Of Kruschen Salts in a glass
Of hot water before breakfast. Cut
out excessive eating-exercise regu-
larry.
Ee sure and do this every morning
for Its the little daily dose that takes
off the fat" Don't miss q morning.
The Kruschen habit means hat every
particle OF poisonous waste matter and
harmful acids and gases are expelled
from the system.
AT the same time the stomach, liver
kidneys and bowels are toned up and
the pure. fresh blood containing Ma
lures six ~iife-giving salts IL carried to
every organ. gland. nerve and fibre of
the body and this Is followed by that
Kruschen feeling" OF energetic health
and activity that II reflected IN bright
eyes. clear skin: cheerful vivacity and
charming figure.
Get an S5c bottle OF Kruschen Salts
az McKay's Pharmacy or any drug
store llasts 4 weeks with the distinct
understanding thai -ou must be salts
fled wiki results or monscy back.
One Montana woman lost 10 pounds
q fat In 4 weeks and feels better than
she has for years. (Adv.)
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HARLINGEN OFFICE:
Arcadia Theater Building. Phone 1920.


There is one institution that does not change.
Each year when the green boughs burst into pink and
white riot Of Towering blossoms, and the roads grow
dusty under the warming sun, the circus starts across
the country, with a caravan OF dreams wrapped up
in the folds Of the white tent.
True; the gypsles have forsaken the wind blown,
rain-faded wagons that followed the Romany trails
once upon a time, and adopted modern motor cars.
As the years go b.. fewer and fewer railroad trains
are putting into the open station or giving us the
lonely ecstatic JOY OF watching them as they swing
around the silver-blue rails, bound for adventure.
Trains slide into great terminal stations as systemati-
cally and automatically as an elevator goes up and
down an office building.
But every year when the wandering breezes blow,
the circus comes back again. The wanderlust creeps
into the hearts of old men and little boys. The urge
TO follow a singing road, eyes on star Of adventure
that swings above the white top. takes possession.
There is q magic in the odor Of roasting peanuts and
saw DUST rings; in the wet, sweet smell Of summer
grass when the dew falls thick at night; in the calls
OF the animals; il the crimson sheen Of a dress at
the top Of the tent where a trapeze performer firts
with death and the thrill Of youth.
Somehow, there is something very young about a
circus. 1t has never learned the boredom Of a sta
tionary world.
Little boys love it because it is a living page from
the adventure book that lies opened in every normal,
neallny youEgStSfS neaft. lhey love II, because II
makes them remember the little boys whom they used
to be-the barefoot. bashful. eager youngsters who
were going to Africa to shoot lions some day; to Al
aska to search for vanished gold; at least, to the west
ern plains to be a cowboy. And who probably punch
time clocks every morning.
It is to be hoped that the circus will never Danish
down the trail where 50 many other lovely, colorful
institutions have joined a wistful waiting ground.
After all. the dreams Of what We are going to do.
the gold-touched vision that swings down from the
sky when We are very young. and the memory Of
what we might have done. are among the most beau
tiful things in life. Without them probably the cup
board would be Just as full. But our hearts would be
strangely bare.
We have a right to a heritage of such dreams. The
circus, with its breath Of strange adventure, tinged
with. the odor Of fresh saw dust and buttered popcorn,
is needed to make the heart Of children and men and
women beat along in the same joyous symphony for
a little while.
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7M Nam STEM
Intimate Glimpses Of the Valleys Alley
BY ]. r.

fertile as the Valley Of the Rio
Grande'."
VIM. S. Bill West, Brownsville
attorney and leading Republican IN
the state. telling jokes in the lobby
Of the FL Jardin.
Also, during a speech, telling a
joke on another member present at
the meeting.
Mr.. Jones I've use this name for
safety came to Brownsville several
years ago as a representative for
MS Law firm. He was to sec n client
OF theirs. and promptly attended TO
business. In the meantime, however.
the firm wired him to interview an
other client. But our friend MIR.
Jones decided to 60 across the river
first, and see things.
He went 70 Matamoros. and saw
things. But, when he returned 70
Brownsville, he had forgotten the
name OF the second client. and had
lost the telegram with instructions.
Consequently he wired his firm for
the name OF the new customer.
The firm wired back within an
hour: Clients name is Smith. Your
name is JONES'
Jack Pierce. well-dressed mayor
from Galveston, smiling. shaking
hands.
No. ! can't stay here overnight.
! did that once before in the past.
and INV constitution no~tt 60. a.
right now"
Ted Toothman, state secretary.
formerly OF Brownsville, but now
with headquarters in Dallas. dressed
IN dark coat and light trousers.
calling each delegate BY name.
shaking hands.
r. B. Creager. national commit
teeman. the head man" of Texas
Republicans. dressed In light grey
coat, white trousers, lich. hat.
Smoking a cigar.
MI. Creager outlining p,ars for
entertaining the visitors. "Our plans
are flexible" he said. II was decd
ed to travel TO Point Isabel. with
those desiring to return north Mon
day night about 10 In ALI carry
ing along their luggage i'm order to
return to San Benito and get on
the train there. "A sail Owe the
bay and adjacent gulf waters in a
large yacht was scheduled. and q
supper at the Point Isabel Yacht
club.
c. X. Mcdowell. Del Rio. popular
delegate: I'VE ought to make a good
] showing In the November election
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him again. extlguishing her ciga-
ret. and informed him that today's
was the first motion picture en-
ployment she had had in almost q
month.
Dan thought: How can they
live?" His mind ran back to Paul
Golfers speech that night about
the extras OF Hollywood. Collier had
said something about their hang
ing on and hoping that. by the
grace Of God or something. light
ming would strike them somehow"
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smiled. Il felt that you didn't like
me-and that's an uncomfortable
sort Of feeling to have"
Eva looked at him. looked him
straight in the eyes until Dan felt
awkward and III at ease; and he
concluded then that Eva Harley
would be the wrong person to lie
to. Because" he thought, those
eyes Of hers would find 1t out"
She said presently, You're all
right, Dan Rorimer, and ! do like
you"
I'm very glad" Dan said. 7 like
you. Eva"
He thought. watching her: What
a heartbreaking smilel"
"Tll tell you about myself" Eva
said. You've heard-everybody has
heard-of what happened to some
OF the stars when pictures started
TO talk. There's Barrett, for ms
tance-The Great Barrett: he Is
through and he doesn't know 1t.
But all Hollywood knows It." And
he mentioned others he had heard
Of. But there were hundreds OF
other cases, no less tragic by rea-
son OF their obscurity, that the
world never would hear about.
She said. I've got a voice like
q night-clu5 hostess; it's as pleas
ant and musical as scraping your
~finger-nail along a window pane
Rorimer laughed. That's foolish
talk, Eva" he said, but she told
him: You ought to hear how 1t
records"
Before the mad rush for talking
pictures. she went on. she had
found fairly steady employment. i
had some pretty decent bits, too
But now-well, II you're pretty
enough and small enough; II you
can sing q little and do a tap-dance
routine without falling on your
face. there's jobs to be had in the
revues. That's not my style" Her
laugh was short and mirthless. I'm
out Of luck, that's all" she conclud-
ed.
But you're working today" Ror-
inner pointed out.
Yes. To-Day bit of scenery
A shaft Of sunlight threw an ir-
regular Swallowed triangle on her
throat and caught and held the yell
low gold in her hair, so that Rori-
mer's eyes smarted at It's bright
ness. Eva. he thought. in her de-
ccllete costume of early-century
vintage. and her exaggerated make
up. was like a study in dissilusion-
ment as she blew smoke across her
shoulder from the side of her paint
ed mouth. She was like those full
blown and fading creatures he had
seen so often on the screen as scar
let women or rought western dance
halls; women. he reflected, whose
sins sentimental directors generally
washed away in a great regenerat-
ing love. or who expiated their pur-
pie paSts when they plugged the
bad man and thus saved the hero
Inc for a nobler passion.
He sat studying her for a while.
and presently Eva turned toward