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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-26

IeuSeu an apArtmenL.
Ths military attache Of the British
embassy and Mrs. Maurice Fitznaur1ce
Day expect to occupy their new home
at 1921 N street before Easter. They
have leased the home Of Senator Willard
e. Tydings for period OF three months.
Since their return from their Southern
cruise, Col. and Mrs. Day have been
staying with the latter's mother. Mrs.
James Dudley Morgan In her home in
Chevy Chase, and viii remain with her
until they take possession OF their new
home.
Assistant Postmaster General and
Mrs. w. Irving Glover have rs their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Emanuel and
1Continued on Third PaRe.l
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Shoestring belts. Belts and
pocketbooks will Shine" this
Spring-patent leather is very
good.
The newest in belts is being
shown now at Camalier & Buck
ley's-shoestring belts in patent
and all colors of leathers-some
are piain-some stitched and
some in pastel shades are de-
signed in rare colored pastel
flowers.
A new large assortment of
handbags that are different and
still moderately priced here are
attracting Easter shoppers. There
are patents, kids, sealskins, bro
cades, silks, in countless styles
adorned with fancy catches and
tricky handles.
May we say that if you are
looking for Easter gifts, you
should visit Camalier & Buckley
it is a haven of unique sug-
gestions.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-12

1t wasn't a very warm defense,
and 1t was made with a bit of re-
luctance, as though the defender
were forced to make it by an emo
ton of which he was not proud.
Beryl knew that he was taking her
part against his will and for a mo-
ment she loved him without reser-
vations.
He has to be fair" she exulted.
He can't help i'll"
What Irene was thinking of him
was distinctly different. To make
sure Of his allegiance she had made
herself as irresistibly attractive as
she could.
Tommy had been impressed-she
had seen that at once-and he had
begun again urging her to marry
him. She had felt certain that he
would be as furious with Beryl as
she was.
And he had dared to differ with
her.
AS her hot words poured out into
the night Beryl turned away with a
tender smile in the corners of her
mouth.
An impulse toward joyous express
sion sent her cart-wheeling down
the beach where the sand was
smooth and hard.
From that night she did not mind
the attitude of Irene and her
mother. Nor did she tell them of
her prospects.
But they felt suppressed glow
about her and Irene resented it as
a manifestation of envious satisfac-
ton.
AS the time Beryl expected she
must hear from Mr.. Barnhof drew
near her excitement grew until. she
found it difficult to keep from
speaking of her secret.
And then suddenly one day she
realized that it had been quite q
while that she'd been waiting.
After that, as day after day went
by and no word came from the STU
dio, she began to wonder if Irene
were right and someone had been
fooling her.
That didn't seem like Mr.. Barn
hoff, she told herself. IT guess
they didn't like my voice so much,
after all" she decided.
From that moment, it became
hard to endure Irene'S continuous
taunts about the result of her test.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-12
BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
ANDERSON, Ind, May H.
Transfer of $4,000 of surplus earn
ings of the municipal electric light
plant to the park fund viii make
possible payment Of claims for labor
and material used for improvements
at Athletic park a year ago. The
ordinance transferring the money
was held up several months because
of split in the city council. When
Howard Brown, :. president Of the
council, lined up with three other
members, the administration gained
support necessary to pass the meas
ure.S
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-12
Injured Man Sues

By ItHt6S bp6Ctub
ANDERSON, Ind, May 12.-Suit
by Grover G. Wyne against De Won
Smith demands $4,000 for injuries
suffered in an accident that oc-
Cured on State Road 81, between
Daleville and Yorktown. Wyne, a
truck driver. had stopped at the side
of the road to repair a tire when he
was struck by Smiths automobile.
The PLAINTIFFS left leg was crushed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-12

Thoroughly awake now, Kraski watched the
sack as TarEan moved away short distance
and, with the golden lion, lay down to sleep.
Assured at last that they both slept soundly,
little by little the Russian crawled toward the
package, pausing often to regard the two. Neither
Of them stirred and finally Kraski grasped the
sack, quickly stuffed it in his shirt took his place
again bezpd the FIRE and pretended TO sleep.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-12

Ito Be Continued)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-12
BEGIN HERE TODAY

BERYL BORDEN, secretly in love with
TOMMY WILSON. prevents his at
tempted elopement With her half-sister.
uRENE EVERETT. by kidnapping him
with the assistance Of her gang
Failing 70 convince him Of his duty 70
nnish college and not dosappoint his
aunt. Beryi let's Tommy return to Irene
VINO. enraged at the delay. refuses TO
Later Tommy rescues one OF Pervrs
blamed By her family.
irene receives the offer Of an addition
oyer radio and again refuses to marry
.osiliny. Sne condescends to let Beryl
accompany her to the studio.
~ hlle waiting in an ante-room. Bervl
s e,ss ooNn a. the piano and dreamily
SIoonS melodies to the father who died.
90 90 iong ego. Accidentally hearing her
nc se q the directors Is Charmed and
gives her a private test anu
voi a5sey 2 IKE the ,velvety tones Of her
S Sns SAYLORD. soap manufaetyrles-l "a
f.n Sn seryl ters Irene whose test is a
s tsllu1s. me latter flies in a race and
says Beryl has made a fool Of herseIf -
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-12
Blosser
BY Small
By Martin

Tarzan pointed to the three Europeans These
are my friends he said to the black chief. @see
mat they reach the coast in safety I, Tarzan
Of the Apes, request the favor" THE great
chief Tarzan he's but to command" replied the
black. Tarzan thanked him, saying he had other
business and might not return Without ORD
OF farewell, Tarzan of the Apes passed. from
the sight Of the white men and behind him
paced theAgolden lion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-12

He felt carefully of the sack. Pebbles" he
muttered, ornaments for this savage barbarian
who is peer Of England Fancy this wild beast
once sitting in the House Of Lordsl" Untying
the sack he let portion OF its contents trickle
forth. DIAMONDS" He stifed his cry Of
amazement. Great, scintillating stones they
were, f1ve pounds of pure white diamonds. So
fabulous a fortune was before him that 1t fairly
staggered the Russian. a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-12
..OOAAnT1.

Quickly he replaced the gems inside his shirt
Fearfully he watched Tarzan and Jad-bal-ja;
still neither of them moved. Tomorrow" NUT
tered Kraski, would had the courage to make
a break tonight" At dawn Tarzan with the
three Englishmen came to good-sized native
village. The ape-man was received graciously
almost with the difference due an emperor. The
whites we're awed at the attitude of the black
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-12
CHAPTER TWELVE

a LWAYs that thrust from Irene
4 A Beryl WINGED inwardlv CouId
-.leI sister nave guessed how che felt
ABOUT Tommy Wilson-how he was
me greatest thing in the world to
her IN sipte of her apprecia ton of
his limitations?
Well, whatever Irene thought
shed never get the truth from her
lips, Beryl decided, and remained
silent.
Irene stor1ned on until thew
reached the Pennsylvania station
then verbal exhaustion forced her
also into silence. But once thew
were seated in the Long Island
train she took up her grievance
again, impelled to questioning by
her curiosity.
Beryl would not tell her of the
chance she was to have to sing for
Mr.. Gaylord, the soap manufactur-
er. After all, she had her own
pride and some sense and If MIR.
Gaylord did not like her voice
she'd never hear the end of it from
Irene if she told her of the, trial
beforehand.
Irene still was talking angrily
when they arrived home. The scene
that ensued, with their mother in
evitably siding with Irene, finally
sent Beryl to her room to save her
self from crying before them.
THE hard-boiled Migrate" Irene
characterized her as Beryl disap-
peared up the stairs, her head high
and an air of jauntiness Disgusting
her heartache.
She wanted someone to share her
unexpected good fortune-to thrill
with her over its possibilities.
Beryl was not one to enjoy happi-
ness alone. AS she was eager to
share other peoples sorrows and
Joys she WAS just as eager to share
her own.
She liked sympathy when she
needed it, and plaudits and con-
gratulations when she deserved
them. And now when she had
something tremendous to share
there was no one near and dear to
her to share it.
If in the forlornnesS Of her posi-
ton she INDUCED in a little self
pity no one knew it and when next
her family saw here there was no
trace of the tears she had she'd
Rather she affected an unconcern
In regard to their sullen, criticiz-
ing silence that furthered their i'm
preston Of her heartlessness.
It Il
MRS. EVERETT had warned
1Nl Irene to keep quiet before her
father. He'd had trying day at
the store without Beryls help and
his wife knew the instant he en-
tered the house that he would not
take part with any one who started
row, regardless of justice.
Mrs. Everett dreaded her hus-
bands displeasure for, like many
mild, but strong minded persons, he
was loud in battle and she feared
his words would be overheard by the
neighbors.
Next door a family had built up
close to the property line, and in
summer time, with the windows
open
Don't get your father started"
she had whispered in an aside to
Irene just before the family gath
cred for dinner.
Irene had been upstairs taking a
shower bath and dressing for the
evening. She had telephoned Tom
my to come over after dinner
Beryl had heard her-and when she
came into the dining room she was
palpably made up to please him.
She looked as fresh and dainty
as a daisy in dew. Beryl, who had
been helping her mother in the
kitchen, was more like flower be-
side a dusty road.
Mr.. Everett, too, looked the toiler.
Beryl offered to make him a to-
mato cocktail and when she brought
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NOTICE. or TRUSTEES SALE

NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
WHEREAS u the I7rh dzy O.
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