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New Britain herald., 1930-07-12
Chapter 2
SEcRET RoGEYs

What's your secret horey Mar Louo" Tony inquired the following evening. as h. drove her 10 -he freak party" at Gve15olyn Car ruthers home.
 Mary Lou considered lt-
 Do you mean my real s1~-st bogey or the one I'm going 10 pre- tend ronIghr'"
 Tony chUck,ed
 "Jove. you're learning 70 fast IT have 10 reconsider you. You sec l had you rahulared-nlce girl rom country shy, unsoph!s.a-r=d. no, bad looking
 "stop"' cried Mary Lon. and kicked him on the slsc
 WON" cried Tony 'To1E= maimed me TOT life
 That's not half O what I'll do If you ever call me '2ire' again.
 Sorry" he apolog:z=d. '.Bu- lst me finish. I said I WAS recors.d@r- ing you Nov [ should -abul2la you little devil from country looks shy but ain't. pretty stunning dress er-klcks like 2 mule He gave he. q lopsided grin,
 Mary Lou laughed aloud "Tou'-e an idiot Tony
 Thanks. Blu what IS your secret bogey-seriously'
 T think" she admI-te5 ta.s shame-tacedIy. its falling n love with q man who doesn't love 1a@-" Tony emitted 2 snort O. surprise
 "No fear os rhat. Not when I've finished with vog. Look a. he hit you made at the Hays dance last night. I could scarcely gar a ta1ee with you
 "Nobly said" Mary Lou flashed back. but I don't fIatter nyse.t you tried very hard"
 Would you like ms 10 tell you my secret bogeE'' Tory asked in reply
 I'm all attention
 Well tt's the fear that some girl will fall in love with rs"
 "The wrong girl""
 Any girl would he the wrong girl"
 Oh
 There was silenc= for 3 moment. Mary Lou's cheeks had famed.
 Whats Gvendolvn Carruthers like ." she asked.
 "GwendoIyn's a type. The bored, restless anything-for-a -good-tIme, society type Funrv" he medI- tared "hut that's all VOL can say about I .ot Of girls these dayz-iust 2 type
 Mary Lou was on tha verge of asking him whether she was a type. but she refrained
 Here We are" cried Tony. as they drew up before the Carruthers' home. Hop out and tjnzle on the jolly old bell while I park the car %
 A mad admitted them. and a minute later Gwerdolyn Carruth-
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Mary Lou was examining one Of them when she overheard two girls talking.
 I hear Tony's bringing 2 new girl" one os them said. Someone from the country. Rather a new line for Tony eh?'
 I'm dvlnc 10 sec her, the other replied Bet Gwendolyns mad. Shes had an eye on Tony herself but shes known hUn 100 long You've gor 0 catch 'em quick these days"
 They both Uttered Well, if this s.rls our 10 catch Tony shed bette; work fast"
 Mary Lou stared 2. the doll. It's eeastlv. fhe way they talk" she -Eoagh-. I admit I want Tony and apparently Gverdo}yn does. 100 Anyway. hes taking ne 70 visit his au1--"
 saa raa downstairs 70 join the others
 The freak party vas pro- rounce1 success. Tony said his se- cr=t hoz=y was 10 dream he was :lv.-g-a1d take off" through the bedroom window. Mary Lou as serted her constant fear was to be mistaken for ''nice' girl All the men -alantly said they never would dream ot it How could q blond ln a flaming red dress be considered nlce9'
 Dancing. drinking laughing talk ing the fun grew as the drinks circulated On tho surface TO one had q serious thought but Mary Lon noted several little undercur- rents.
 Sae noticed the Hgerish attitude or 1doIyn's part whenever Tony pad marked attention to any other Eir. Her greenish eycs would g.eam with envy. Mary Lou couldn't . blame her. for she followed Tony $ . every movement herself
 Al the party Tony didn't appear 10 have 2. care in the world Laugh ing. joking, flirting, he seemed 10 take nothing seriously.
 On the way hcme, however. 2 sober mood came over him. Mary Lon wished she might have been re- sponslhle for the change. But Tony was taking Of Gay Girl.
 Shes q great little machine" he exclaimed enthusiastically I'd ex- plain about her machinery, hut you wouldn't understand I'm Just crazy 70 try flight around tha wor.i in her
 I'd start out from London. then to India and Australia-much the same route as Gotham took 1n 1926. JoTe that was a great achievement,
 Some mechanics think Gay Girl won't stand II. but I know she wIlI. I'd bet my last cent on her"
 He paused, then erinned rue fully
 T just wish Aunt Ethelberta felt tha same way about it."
 Aunt Ethelberta?" qn.ried Mar, Lou. What has she 10 do with lt?'
 Everything" Tony smiled. Shes 10 stump up the cash. She has any
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The experiment had almost finished him for good with Aunt Ethelberta.
 Gwendolyn had smoked one ciE- arctic after another laughing at Aunt Ethelberta's objections.
 And on Saturday night. when they were about 10 retire. Aunt Ethelberta had suggested cup Of tea 10 Guendolyn.
 Tea 2 No thanks she had an swered. hut a good stiff bracer of whisky and soda would do the trick"
 That ras too much for Aunt Erhelberta
 If you marry that girl" she had threatened Tony atter0ard I'll cut of your allowance,
 Tony had smiled
 How often have ! 10 tell you that I've no intention Of marrying her-or any girl"
 And I have every intention that you shall marry" Aunt Ethelberta had retorted. T don't approve ot young men living on their own in this godforsak ken age. But it's go- ing 10 be q girl of whom I approve. And I don't care whether her fathers Lord High Chancellor or q railway porter"
 But Aunt Ethelberta is a good scout. really Tony told Mary Lou. as they drove home from Gvendo- lyns party.
 Tn lots Of ways she's been won derfuI to1 me. Shes had me under her wing ever since I lost my own people. Dad was killed trying to set I new auto speed record in the States, you know. Mother was in the grandstand when f happened. The shock killed her"
 Mary Lou sansed the hurt in his voice
 Tt must have been dreadful for you, she gasped.
 Tony nodded He vas staring straight ahead at the road.
 Tt vas. I was only kid when t happened"
 Mary Lou fell 2 lump rise in her
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list of deaths last night in the mid west showed 36 from heat prostra- tion and 76 drownings since the wave started last Sunday
 Greenwood. Miss. with a tenn perature of 10S, was believed the hottest place in the south. Jackson. Miss, and Montgomery, Ala, were close behind. It was 104 in each city.
 Among the other cities where high temperatures were reported were: Harrisburg, Ill, no; Mt. Vernon, III, 1os; Emporia, Kas., 10S; St. Louis, 103; Kansas City. 1oo Huron. S. D., 104; Council Bluffs, la, 104; Des Moines, 1o4; Centralia, H., 1o5; Vicksburg. Bir- mingham and Springfield, (Ill). 100; Memphis, 102; Little Rock, 106.
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of jail trusty who married the deputy county clerk has come to light. Edgar Doss left the Univer- sity of Illinois and joined a show troupe. Drunk in. Hopkinsville he committed a, burglary and was sen- fenced to six months He was as- signed to clean up the county clerks office. There he met Miss Ruth Stephens, the deputy. Given leave he went to Cadiz, Ky, and married her, then returned to jail He is to join her in Seattle when his sentence expires this month. The sheriff dis closed the secret when Doss frus- trated an attempt of other prisoners to escape.
 New York Having acted as proxy bride for her sister, Audrey Baker is seeking an annulment. Sister Nedra was at business so der Nedra's name to Ernest Sherry. Then Ernest and Nedra went on honeymoon. Now they are es- tranged.
 San Francisco-Antone Rengly, al- ways bachelor, is dead at 103. He was fatally hurt falling down stairs. Often he said that if he had a nagging wife he would have been dead long ago.
 New York-The grand jury is to take up the case of Fred Roth and his wrath at a pay telephone sta ton. He put three nickels in the slot and nothing happened. Then sundry things did happen. He ex- pressed himself so vigorously with the door of the booth open that a policeman interfered. The police man was punched and Fred was ar rested.
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LOSS OF THREE NICKELS
 ENRAGES PHONE PATRON
Breaks Booth After Failing to Get Response When He Had Placed
 Is Gents In Box

New York. July 12 UP)-Fred Roth, 24, is a muscular fellow, but not the sort who makes a practice of bothering policemen.
 Yesterday it was different. It was hot and the public telephone booth was hotter. Fred dropped in a nickel called his number and waited. Moth ing happened. He tried it again. Still nothing happened. He dropped in third nickel. but the only thing he received was a little static.
 Swinging his fists nightly. Roth broke down the door and all but ruined the booth.
 Whats this?' inquired Patrol man Balluf. attracted to the scene by the noise.
 Fred's fist swung out again. When Patrolman Balluf was assisted to his feet he led Fred to the station to answer a malicious mischief charge. USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
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Lou told h.m secretly she was delighted that Tony should have chosen to tell her SO much about hls family and his past.
 Declining her request that he come in, Tony said he must be pushing home"
 Don't forget the studio party at Lorna Grey's tomorrow night" he said It will he different than these other affairs Once in a while these studio hlowouts do you good.
 T know l shall enjoy it, Mary Lou assured him.
 The crowd at Lorna Grey's studio party was gay and reckless. For the most part it was pseudo-ar- -lstic sst-paiaters who never quite found time for their masterpieces. writers whose prize novels re- malned unwritten while they drank cocktails. fashion models. and q sprinkling Of society girls
 Brynmor first had met Clarice at one O these parties. II was her sort of atmosphere. There always was a stir when she arrived after her laat dance al the Emerald Dragon
 Occasionally. when Clarice wish d 10 impress some man who was present, she would consent to dance Lately she had danced to please Brynuor
 It vas not s1rprlsing that Bryn- mor should he al Lorna Grey's party that night Young stock brokers, like himself. thought them solYos no end Of devil when in- cluded in these shows.
 The party 72s well under way when Mary Lon and Tony arrived. Lorna greeted them ny clapplnc her hands 10 command the crowds at te7tion
 Boys. here's a new girl fer you Mary Lou Leslie" she cried. Someone bring her a drink.
 A week ago no one would have noticed Mary Lou at any party. Two nights with Tony, houeycr. had given her fresh confidence in
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1 By aysie Grets

CTS herself dashed out of the draw ing room.
 Oh, Tony, darling, so glad you've come. All my life I've been dying to know your secret bogey,
 Tony introduced Mary Lou Gwen dolyn said Hoy do you do'" and promptly lost interest in her. She put her arm through Tony's and led him inside. Mary Lou was left 10 follow the maid upstairs to divest herself of a brocade evening cloak that Jay had lent her,
 Gvendolyn's bedroom had been turned into the girls cloak room for the night, Everything n il was ornamental hlzarre. wholly unnec- essary. Several Lence dolls, comicaI- Iy lltellke. were perched on high zIlf pedeStals
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Char pter 10 TONY'S HOPES

Tony did not tell Mary Lou that his real object ln taking her to visit his aunt was the hope of persuading her that he was rushing a really nice girl for a change.
 InstinctVely. he felt that Aunt Ethelberta would like Mary Lou. Once. he remembered. he had taken GUendolyn down for a weekend.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-12

synopsis Mary Lou Leslie is snubbed and deserted hy Brynmor Whittamore the night of her ar rival in London The demure, trust ing Mary Lou IS hurt when he re- fers to her as g. nice girl She re- solves to have a good time despite Brynmor whom she had loved de votedly, He is having an affair with CIarice Day. q night club dancer Mary Lou ls overjoyed when Tony Tltherlngron. rich young air plane 7llo-, offers to show her the town. They plan 10 attend | series Of parties and dances. Mary Lon tells Bryrmor she is hooked IT" when he tries 10 spologlze for his conduct. She has nave dreams ot romance as she begins a round Of entertainment with Tony However.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-12

oO can get an answer 10 any question of fact or information by writing to the Question Editor, New Britain Herald, Washington Bureau, 1922 New York avenue, Washing ton, D. C., enclosing two cents in stamps for reply. Medical. legal and marital advice cannot be given, nor can extended research be under taken. All other questions will re- ceive a personal reply. Unsigned re- quests cannot be answered. All let ters are fdential-Editor.
 e What is the height Of the av- craze American woman?
 A. About five feet, four inches.
 c. Will turtle doves live in cap tvity? How should they be fed?
 A. They will live in captivity, but it Is against federal laws to keep them. They eat small seeds and grain.
 c. Where IS Moro Castle?
 A. At the mouth Of Havana Ha-- hor, Cuba
 4e General in Java? What is his ad- dress?
 A. Coert du Bois is the Consul General and his address is: Ths American Consul General, Batav'a, Java, Netherlands. East Indies.
 Q. What are Utahlite and Cleve- landite?
 4 Utahlita is compact variety Of green variscite found in Utah, used as gem. and consists Of aluminium phosphate. Clevelandite $ q variety Of albite feldspar.
 Q, Is Vivian a masculine or feminine name?
 A It is given to both males and females.
 Q. Who discovered America?
 A. Christopher Columbus is gen eraIly given credit for discovering Amcrlca in 1492. although there ar- records that show that Jeff Ericsson, a Scandinavian, discovered this con- tlnent almost five hundred years be- fcrc Columbus.
 Q. Were Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davls born in the same year?
 A. Lincoln was born February 1g. 1909, and Davis vas born June 1898.
 c. What is the minimum anl maximum temperature of Bermuda?
 A. The maximum is about 57 de srees and the minimum about 49 degrees, the mean annual is 70 da- glees.
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M MA.N|Cf.GIRLsO A ACOMEs.TO.IOWN4& 4&zS TtTy Maysfe Grets

amount of it. Once she was all enthusiastic. but lately she's poured cold water on the idea AS a matter of fact. she's bit sore with me lust now"
 He didn't tell Mary Lou why, and she didn't ask him.
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Flashes of Life

By the Associated Press.
 Chicago-It will be of no use to tune in for Amos n Andy. They're on the way 10 Hollywood to make a. movie and expect to arrive in time to resume the air Monday night.
 Bisley Camp. England-Mrs. J N. Dow of St. Johns. \. B, is a sharp shooter as good as her husband. On the Bisley rife ranges in competi- tion each scored B out Of a possible 35 with seven shots at 200 yards.
 New York-The estate of John Walter. turf betting commissioner, who is estimated to have handled as much as s50,000,00D annually with out giving a receipt, has been ap- praised at s2,6O0,024.
 Leeds, England-Don Bradman, Australia. is the Babe Ruth of cricket. He had tallied 309 and was still going strong when everybody called it a day.
 New York-Folks here are saving their money. Savings bank deposits in the city on July 1 were s3,521,- 4o3,l2a, an unprecendented total.
 Washington - Patrick Gillette. Mark. Pat and Big Boy are legally entitled to be in the District Of Columbia until next July-the tax collector has given them license tags free. They are White House dogs. Irish wolf hound. Gordon set ter. English setter, German step herd and wire haired terrier, re- spectively.
 Hopkinsvillc. Ky,-The romance
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ne does ro- intend that any gir. shall take him seriously.
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Hopkinsvillc. Ky.-The romance
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New York-Folks here are saving their money. Savings bank deposits in the city on July 1 were s3,527,- 4o3,12A, an unprecendented total.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-12

Brynmor's pride is thoroughly squolched-in Mondays chapter.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-01-21
POWER PERMIT

Formal application has been made to the Federal Pwer Com- mission by George IT. Cameron San Francisco newspaper pub fisher and capitalist, for d pre- liminary permit for power de- yelopment on Dorothy Lake, dis covered last summer. The de- velopment will De used to SUD- ply power for the manufacture of pulp wood near Juneau
Seward daily gateway., 1930-01-21
.H0LD|MAA ELECTED
 HEAD kNCH. SHR|NERS

Officers were elected at d meet ing of the Anchorage Shriners held by the Masonic club last week. Fred R. Holdiman was the choice of the club for president, A, w. Kendall was elected president and Robert H. Romig was given the of- flee of secretary treasurer for the year I930 Maurice U. Sharp direct cd the affairs of the organization last year,
Seward daily gateway., 1930-01-21

Mrs. Isaacson is a patient At the Government hospital, having made the journey from Manley Hot Springs, on the Panama river, for medical treatment.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-01-21

The Seward Post of the Amer ican Legion, Is making a strong bid for the 1882 Territorial Con- vention of the A. L.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-01-21
GREAT PRODUCTION

The normal daily production Of Utah Copper, of the Kennecott group, is 35,OO0 to 10000 tons of ore.
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Many companies are born and die unknown because they do not advertise
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CRUL|TNA NOTES

N Jim Hirdman, prospector and trapper on Ohio Greek, shot a fine bull moose on December 26 < and was busy hauling 1t in when the mayor of Chulitna, Moose Johnson, arrived at his comp for a couple of days visit. When Moose left Hirdnan pre- sented him with a nice hind. { dlrdman had not caught a sin gle skin this winter up to the time of Moses leaving, except ing the moose hide, and felt extremely down. hearted.
 
 Tom Papetias, section foreman at Hurricane, Mile 28l, and his helper, Gus, have their section in tip-top shape now for the remainder of the winter. They had fine chicken dinner for Xmas and Jim Hirdrnan was in vited to help them put it away
 There is about four feet of snow at Hurricane, at the pre- sent writing.
 Stanley Rvs started trapping with Jim Hirdman but got dis gusted with drawing a blank on the line and left for Fairbanks.
 MT and Mrs Bill Shannon, at Honolulu Greek, Mile 281, report fur very scarce there and trap ping as poor as can possibly De. They are both in excellent health and enjoyed N splendid Xmas.
 The wing snow blow, the regular freight train and a spe- cial freight, passed through Gnu litna going north at this writing. I Ine track lS ln lime condition md exceptionally so, it is report ed, all the way to Healy. Few heaves have been reported this winter.
 Around December IS the tenn perature dropped down to 10 be- low playing about to 40 below for 3 few days At the present time the weather is clear and cold
 Sam Stove section foreman, and Albert Wesch, helper, on the Honolulu section, are busy as usual keeping their section In shape for ..the winter The boys are stopping in tha pump house now as the oId cook house s abandoned. '
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OPEN F0= aUST1sEsS

McIntQsh's .#IaiA1riIlE and Press- iiig Estab 5I4Eliant Will 2glin be open tor business. Monday Jan- uary dth PIail and fancy seW- ing, dressAl8l1iag ana altering; cleaning. pressing ana repairing of gentlenaeAt5 clothes; alsa hats cleaned and blocked Adv.
 CLEANLINESS 4nd tne pest oi meats our motto F'ry BrUhr x.
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Around December l5 the tenn perature dropped down to 40 be- low playing about to 40 below for a few days. At the present time the weather is clear and cold.
The Washington times., 1930-10-21
YOUTH IS FINED.
FORCOLL|D|NG

TAKoMA PARK. Nd, oct. 21.
Russell B. Jones, "a, Of the 1900
block Euclid st. N. W.. Washing
ton, was fined $50 and costs in
police court here on q charge Of
colliding and leaving the scene
Of the accident.
He was arrested by Policeman
Leo Moffit following a spirited
chase In which Jones car was
damaged when he drove it into
a woods nearby. The collision.
which occurred in front Of the
police station here, was between
the Jones car and one driven By
George e. West, Of the 1900
block Fifth st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1930-10-21
CRATER. Il ] /. IN. | CUBA
ISNEW CLUE

NEW YORK, Oct. 81 dN.so.
Clues indicating the long missing
Supreme Court Justice Joseph
Crater, is In Cuba were strength.
ened today with the report that
q letter to his wife from Cuba
had been delivered at the Crater
apartment here.
The city in Cuba from which
the letter was mailed wss not
learned, nor was 1t definitely as
certained that the letter was
from Crater himself.
In view Of insistent rumors
that the jurist had gone to the
topics and the fact that Mrs.
Crater was reported New York
bound, there was a belief this
letter may lead to some tangible
result in. the investigation Of
Crater's disappearance.
Mrs. Crater was said to have
left her Belgrade Lakes (Me0
home for New York.
The Washington times., 1930-10-21
Wild Duck Flies Into
Auto and Dies in
Georgetown

Apparently blinded by the
headlights Of the automobile. q
wild duck crashed into the
front of q machine driven by
Paul Koenig, Of Lyon Village,
Va, as Mr.. Koenig was driving
on @ Street Northwest In
Georgetown, last night.
At first believing the bird
was an owl, Koenig and his com.
panion. ,B. C. .Boree, Of Cherry
dale, Van got out Of the auto
mobile and picked it up to find
1t large wild duck.
The bird was turned over to
policeman, the motorists ex-
pressing regret at having killed
duck out Of season.
The Washington times., 1930-10-21
HOWARD j. WILL
HEAR HAYS

Arthur Garfield Hays, New York
attorney who was associated with
Clarence Darrow in the Sweet
case in Detroit, will deliver Q
series Of lectures this semester in
the Howard University School Of
Law.
The subject Of his addresses
will be "Civil Liberties Of the
Law" The series will comprise
four lectures occurring at 10:30
a. m. on November "a, December.
8, February %, and March IL in
the auditorium Of the law school,
42O Fifth st. N. w. --,.--...,.s~..-
The Washington times., 1930-10-21
CARD PARTY SLATED

A card party will be held by
Esther Council, No. 90, Daugh-
ters Of America, tomorrow night
at $50 in Reno Hall, Wisconsin
Avenue and Window Place North
west. Mrs. Jessie Gill, chairman
Of the good Of the order commit.
tee, is in charge Of arrangements.
The Washington times., 1930-10-21
MUSIC AT TRADE SHOW

Pupils and teachers Of the In
stitute Of Musical Art will present
q program each night on the stage
Of the Washington Auditorium
during the annual industrial show
to be held the week starting No
Yember 8. w
The Washington times., 1930-10-21

New homes ana used homea, Offering
all the pleasures 0f hOme-0wmership, are
advertised for sale In tOday's Classified
Ads.
The Washington times., 1930-10-21

20 o'clock at the Hillcrest, $500
Thirteenth st. N. w. Burd w.
Payne, president, viii preside.
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FORUM TO MEET

The Citizens Forum Of Colum.
bia Heights win meet tonight at
The Washington times., 1930-10-21

Many real opportunities for the h6me-
seeker lie In the Real Estate for Sale
columns Of today's Classified Ads.