davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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At Santa Anitd-
One BeSt--POlly Gee
1. Notify, Chief Evergreen, POGO
Diablo.
2. Polly Gee, Canele, Rolling
Wheels.
3. Eisenberg, Adamite, Battling
Knight.
4. Cruising, Belle Grier, Chatter
Queen.
5. Sand Baby. Cutie Face, Jovius.
6. Ladysman, Top Row, Time Sup
ply.
7. Sun Archer, Indiantown, Roy
al Blunder.
8. Athol, Source Circle, Broadway
Roxy.
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Churches of Christ Scientist-The Les
son Sermon for all Churches of Christ
Scientist will be Man"
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Eighth Race ($600 claiming; 4-year-oldS
and up; one and three-sixteenths miles,
Distress Signal. 112; xAthens. 1902; xTry
106; xDrastic Water. 107 White Legs. 112;
Donee, l16; xBaby Wrack. 102; Sally
Forth, 107.
XApprentice allowance claimed.
Weather. cloudy: track, fast
Horses listed in order of post positions.
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CAPITOL Avenue NJ. E.-The Rev. E
Arnold Clegg. pastor. Morning. HOLY
Communion; night. THE Man for tht
Times-Gideon."
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Weekly Services in City Churches

vert. pastor Morning theme. Faiths Re-
action: vesper service at p. N.
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Broad Ripple Christian--The Rev. John
Ray Clark. pastor. Morning theme.
Helps and Hindrances to An Under
standing of the Bible
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Beech Grove Christian-The Rev. Ed
ward E. Russell, pastor. Morning theme,
Christ in the Twentieth Century,
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Fifth Race $1,000. graded handicap; 4
year-0lds and Up, one milei-Quel Jeu,
ii3. Sun Monk us. Chastity. l04 Rebel
Vel. l08. Biography. l03, SpeedmOre. 100;
Golden Rock II, los
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Foarth Race $1,000: the AU Revoir Han
diCap. 3-year-olds and up seven furlongsl
ia Civil War. l06. "a Erebus, l03. Hug
Again. LOG. King Saxon. l26. Golden Fate.
10. Broad Meadows. i04
faIG L. Hamilton entry.
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FOR TO-DAY

NOONE'S SELECTIONS FUR IUDA1
Days Best-Delberator.
Best Longshot-Black Fool.
Best Paray-Brass Monkey and Dorsays.
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Sixth Race (si5. 600: the Florida Derby;
3-year-olds. one and One-eighth mile -
BrannO . 40. Matagna. lie: (alB *
Helen. li3; Tutticurio. lis; St, McTitz.
il6. Hardware. 1i8. Roman Soldier. 100.
lis. faiBlood Root. ll3: Morpluck, 40;
Tearout. ll6
lalE. r Bradley entry
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First Evangelical-The Rev. R. H. Muel-
Ter. pastor. Morning theme, Going a Lit
tie Farther With Christ; night. Co
operative Christianity"
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Eighth Race $1,000: claiming; 4year-
Odds and M. one and one-SiXteenth miles,
Sycamore. 100. Cerveza. 100: Wandrel
lO4: xBroadwav Roxy. l02; xIna Mae: 100;
Athol ia: xSource Circle 100: xMaloI
Lanphier i09: Fair Billy. 100: xDeceptlve
iO4. xMorcharm. 100. Easter Parade. log.
xApprentice allowance claimed.
weather. clear. track. muddy.
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Irvington Presbyterian-The Rev. John
B. Ferguson. pastor. Morning theme. ION
the Way to the HOLY CITY: night. first
sermon in a series on Friendship.
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gT 1Ga' slogan Egsd As Many Men As women enc
East Side Church Of Christ-The Rev
Hugo McCord pastor. Morning theme. "A
Review OF RomaniSm": night, "A Re-
markable Incident"
BrightwoOd, Church of Christ-The Rev.
Hugo McCord. pastor Afternoon service
at 3 on "A Great Truth
Al Saints Cathedrai--Joseph N. Francis.
bishop. HOLY communion. 1880 a. m,
church school. 9:45; morning sermon at
st. Matthew's Church-The Rev. Robert
c. Alexander. pTiest-in-charge. Holy Com
munion. 1880 a. m; church school, $50.
Holy Communion and sermon at 10:45.
st. Georges p. E.-The Rev. Francis
Tetu. vicar Holy Communion. a. m:
church school. 9: morning sermon at 10.
James, H. Tillsey. pastor. Morning theme.
Reaching People For Christ by the Rev.
K. J. Jaroszewicz; night. pastor will preach
on Elijah the Prophet"
Second Evangelical-The Rev. F. C.
Wacknitz, pastor. MoIning theme. Things
His Disciples"
Northwood Christian = The Rev. r.
MELVIN Thompson, pastor. Morning theme.
THE Upsidedowness of Alice Jayne Nc
Henry"
Conrad, pastor. Morning theme. The
Steep Ascent.
J. NJ. Strife. pastor Morning theme. The
Sonship OF Christ; night "ChastlSe-
mept.'
Gethsemane Lutheran-The Rev. J. S.
Albert, pastor. Morning theme. Jesus.
Our Victor"
Madison, Avenue NJ. E:-The Rev. Charles
a. McCullough. pastor: Morning theme
Gods Man: night. Samson
st. Paul NJ. E.-The Rev, Charles R.
Lizenby. pastor. Morning theme. Pa
tience";. night. Turning Waste Into
Second Moravaian--The Rev. George c..
JESUS Jesus Faced Temptation: night. II Am
the Bread of Life
enter, pastor. Morning theme. To-day in
Paradise; night. The Raven Or Never
more"
Hillside Christian-The Rev. Herbert j.
Ministry Of Reconciliation.
Capitol Avenue N. E.-The Rev. F.;
Communion; night. Ine Man LOT the
TimeS-Gideon."
Advent Episcopal-The Rev. George. s.
Southworth. pastor. Holy Gommunl!on.
theme, Conquest of Self"
Edgewood M. E.-The Rev. M. o. Rob-
bins. pastor. Morning theme. The Living
Church.; night. The Task Left for Us to
Do
Beech Grove Christian-The Rev. Ed
ward E. Russell. pastor. Morning theme
THE Church Moves Forward; night
Christ in the Twentieth Century
Crann NJ E-Tha Rev VIZ lace C Cal
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Hillside Christian-The Rev. Herbert j
Wilson, pastor. Morning theme. 'Tht
Ministry of Reconciliation"
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Fairfax Christian-The Rev. I. J. Ker-
rick. pastor Morning theme. by the Rev
Cyrus NJ. Yocum of the United Christian
Missionary Society. Night, THE Sermon
on the Mount" by the pastor.
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ShOrtridge Court
Grid Programs Set
1885 Athletic Schedule
Completed by Julius.

Russell S. julius, Shortridge High
School athletic director, yesterday
released the Shortridge football and
basketball schedules for the 1885
season. Southport replaces New
castle on the gridiron program. The
schedules:
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Seventh Race $1,000: claiming; 4-year-
olds and up: two miles -xYelloW Metal,
90. xFair Mole. 100: Mono. iO4. xTuffY G..
10: Ahmed. us: xBrass Monkey. III.
Eighth Race $1,000: claiming: 4-year-
olds and up. one and three-sixteenths
miles: on the turfl-xAnnsrita. los;
Granger. los. BOom's Pal us: xPee-
seeaue. 10: Capt Jerry, lis: xPrince
Pompey. 100. xFlowery. los.
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AT SANTA ANI1A

First Race $1,000; claiming. Swear
olds and up; sig acknowledgements
Powell. ITO; Chief Evergreen. los; Morale.
us. Cold Wave. us. Tabaku. ITO: Mon
tana Maid. 10. Lady Gold, 10; Rufie.
10; POGO Disblo. los. Sir Satin. lis; Noti-
~. Il0l The Dago. lis.
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IrvingtOn NJ. E.-The Rev. Guy o. Carp
enter. pastor Morning theme. To-day in
Paradise; night. The Raven Or Never
more"
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FOOTBALL

FOOTBALL
Sept. 24-Southport at Shortridge.
Oct. Cathedral at Butler.
Oct. 1l-Manual al Manuel.
Oct. l6-Jeff. OF Lafayette at Lafayette.
Oct. 25-Washington at Shortridge
Nov. 8-Broad Ripple at Shortridge
Nov. l-CrawfOrdSvills at Charlottesville.
Nov. l5-Tech al Butler.
BASKETBALL
Nov. 27-Southport at Southport.
Dec. 6-Greenfield at Greenfield.
Dec. 7-NobleSville at Shortridge.
Dec. 13-Greencastle at Greencastle.
Dec. 2l-Shelbyville at Shelbyville.
Dec. 26-Technical at Tech.
Jan. lebanon al Lebanon.
Jan. 4-KOkomo at Shortridge.
Jan. charlottesville at ShoTtrldge.
Jan. ll-Seymour at Seymour.
Jan. 17-18-City tourney.
Jan. 24-Cathedral at Butler fieldhouse.
Jan. Charlottesville at Crawfordsville.
Feb. 1-Rushville at Shortridge.
Feb. IA Bloomington at Shortridge.
Feb. 2i-Manual at Shortridge.
Feb. 28-Anderson at Anderson.
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Fifth Race $1,000: graded handicap: g.
vear-Olds and up; one and ne-sixteenth
miles, Mumsie. 107: Prince Pest. 106;
sand Baby. lO8: Cutie Face. Ill: Whipper-
cracker. LOG. Regardless. lis: Jovius III:
ia BedO. 100. WatOnga. 100: Cold
Water i05: War. l08.
alJohn Marsch entry.
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Seventh Race $1,000: handicap; 3-year-
olds and ID. one milel-Mad Trump. 108
sun Archer. 1O9: ROYAL Blunder. ia: Spic-
on IO6: fal Thomasville. ia: Semaphore
los. "a IndiantoWn. los.
(alPike entry.
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woodruff Place Baptist-The Rev. L. C.
Trent pastor. Morning theme Spiritual
Athletics night. the Rev. Olive MCGUIRE
Will preach.
st. Paurs Reformed-The Rev. william
II. Knierim. pastor Morning German
theme, In Time Of Trial; moTrning Ems
Christs Need Of Us"
Trinity Reformed Rev william H
knierim. pastor. Morning theme, The
Secret Of Christian Life
Roberts Park NJ. E.-rhe Rev. William
E. Bell. pastor. Morning theme. Christi
anity in LIES Relationship; night.
Youth at the Crossroads"
ST. PauPs Evangelical-The Rev. Irwin
F. Kracke. pastor. Morning theme. Mus
tard Seed. Not Engineering
Meridian Heights Presbyterian-The Rev.
theme. The Church and the Life OF
Today"
Lytle. pastor Morning theme. Mrs. Hattie
Asbury viii speak: night. Stand Upon
Thy Feet"
Brentwood NJ. E.-The Rev. F. T.
TAYLOR. pastor Morning theme. The
of the World
East Park NJ. E.-The Rev R A. Ulrey
pastor. Morning theme. Christ. the
Power of Cod night. Purifying Fire"
Memorial Baptist-The Rev. George G.
Kimsey. pastor. Morning theme; The
Dawn Of Hope; night. Ears-Take Heed
How You Hear
Bellaire NJ. E.-The Rev. Z. Earl Jones.
pastor. Morning theme, The Prosperous
Church; night. "Perishing Souls"
Mt. Pleasant Baptist-The Rev. Charles
G. Stafford pastor. Morning theme.
Travail: night. Our Masters Descrip-
ton"
Emmanuel Reformed-The Rev Herbert
F., Weckmueller. pastor. Morning theme.
The Eternal Question"
IrvingtOn Presbyterian-The Rev. John
B. Ferguson. pastor. Morning theme. ''On
the Way to the HOLY CITY; night. first
sermon in series on Friendship.
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Second Moravaian-The Rev George c.
Westphal, pastor Morning theme. How
Jesus Faced Temptation: night. Il Am
the Bread of Life
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Fourth Race Isl 900: claiming: 4-vear-
olds and uD: six furlongsl-Chatter Queen.
lis. CiertIe. LOG. Cruising. lis; Belle Grier.
10, Lotta Airs. los. Would Dare. III.
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Third Race $1,000; claiming: 3-year-olds
Tricks. 10 Gerard. IFS: Overtone.. iO7:
Eisenberg. us. Princeton. lis; Vacillate
l07, Oriely, IS. Adamite, lis: aBttllng
knighL. us: Hastipast Ito.
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= years. construction Indianapolis has been
virtual sandst1
population growth moved ahead its way.
have homes established and hundreds of
dent have moved Indianapolis
Many families had been living with parents doubled with
friends have place of their
today the city faces actual shortage Of desirable rental
residential property
situation but thing Rents begin advance and the
value of property increases.
conclusion these simply
this: If cherish the ambition to become home most
thoughtful American does-T TIME NOW
decidedly buying activity reported
realtors indicates clearly that the time make your
Choose that home your NOW of the realtors listed
below will be glad help you make your selection from among the best
values in the city.
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Emmanuel Reformed-The Rev Herbert
F. Weckmueller. pastor. Morning theme.
The Eternal Question"
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Sixth Race $4,000 added; San Juan Ca
Distrano Handicap. 3-vear-olds and up:
one and one-eighth miles - GuSto. 1l3;
Head PLAY lis: fal Top Row. 100. "a sun
Archer 100. Mad Trump. 100: Time Sup
Dlv 40: Frank Ormont. 104: Sweeping
Light l07. Toro Flight 95: ThomaSville,
los. Ladvsman. 1872.
ala. A. Baroni entry.
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Grace NJ. E.-The Rev. Wallace c. Cal
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Christ Church Episcopal-The Rev. E.
Anger Powell, rector. Holy Communion
8 a m; church school. $50, morning pray
! er and sermon. Not BY Bread Alone al
ST. Matthew Lutheran-The Rev. L. c.
z. Fackler,, pastor. Morning sermon SiI 9a,- 6y
tary. American Lutheran Church; night,
pastor will preach on Jesus Sees the
Cross"
First Friends--The Rev. E. Herschel Fol;
Of Persons?"
First Baptist-The Rev. Carleton W.
Atwater. pastor. Morning, theme. The
Owners Mark; night. What Drew Christ
From Heaven?"
Central Avenue NJ. E.-The Rev. Charles
Drake Skinner. pastor. Morning theme
Faith and Victory"
East Miami Street Pilgrim Holiness Mis-
sion-The Rev L. N. Trotter, pastor.
Bible school at 2 p. m. The Rev. Robert
Hardness will speak at 2:30 p. m. and the
pastor will preach at the evening service
CadIe TabernacIe-The Rev. E Howard
Cadle, pastor. DR.. c. A. Price. Cincinnati
surgeon, will speak to Cadle Young People
at $50 p. M Night theme, by pastor,
Just the Gospel"
Home
Mantle. pastor. The pastor will preach IN
the morning, and G.. A. Fledderjohh,. a
former MEMBER, VIII SPEAK on 20.
Operation With Europe" at the night
service.
Pleasant Run Boulevard Reformed-The
Technical Demagorians will present talks
under the general title of In His Steps"
at the morning service.
Church of Christ Mission-Clyde Arthur
I vi q M
| services.
Fairfax Christian-The Rev. I. J. Ker-
rick. pastor. Morning theme by the Rev.
Cyrus M Yocum Of the United Christian
Missionary Society. Night, 'sThe Sermon
on the Mount" by the pastor.
First EvangeIicaI-The Rev, R. H. Muel-
Ter, pastor. Morning theme, Going Lit
tie Farther. With Christ; night. Co
| operative Christianity"
Churches of Christ scientist-The Les
son sermon for AZ! CHURCHES OF Christ
=, Fishers Of Men Class of Fountain Square
S enna an Fev ms s. MS3Apin viii
All Souls Unitarian-The Rev F. s. C.
Wicks, pastor. The Rev. Morris M Feuer-
LIGHT will speak on THE Spiritual Need
of the Day."
North NJ. E:.The Rev. C. A. McPheet;
Live?"
Read McAlpin. pastor. Morning, theme
couraged Church Members.
Christian and Missionary Alliance-The
Rev N PAU L. Beck pastor, The Rev Vii
/ DredCh both afternoon
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Church of Christ MiSsion-Clyde Arthur
will speak at both morning and afternoon
services.
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Second Race Isl 600; claiming: 4-year-
olds and up one. mile l-Canele. 10: Hid
den Gold; 100; Noon Rose, JOG; Ski2sea.
Gee. LOG. Rolling Wheels. los.
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Third Race $500. claiming. 3-year-olds
and ~. seven furlonEs -Supremart. 90.
Scotch Cod. l07. Cars0no. l09. xAIy Pur-
chase. ia. XMlss Careful. lO6; Mountain
XIX, ll3. Flint Shot. l09. Plight Of Gold.
%. Col. Greene. los.
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Pleasant Run Boulevard Reformed-The
Technical Demagorians will present talks
under the general title of I'm His Steps"
at the morning service.
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Woodruff Place Baptist-The Rev. L. c.
Trent. pastor Morning theme. Spiritual
Athletics; night. the Rev. Olive MCGUIRE
Will preach.
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St. Paul NJ. E.-The Rev. Charles R.
Lizenby pastor. Morning theme. Pa
tience": night. Turning Waste Into
Wealth."
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Home Presbyterian-The Rev. Lance A.
Mantle. pastor. The pastor will preach IN
the morning and G. A. Fledderjohh a
former member will speak on Co
Operation With Europe" at the night
service.
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AT HIALEAH
FlrEt Race $500; claiming; 3-year-old'
and up. seven furiongsI -xHighest Point
llI- Good Cheer s6. xSis owen, %
stavka. los. xPass ID. 95 xMoane Keala
los. Hymaraue. o.. Ridge Nor. III
Cathop. 4i6.
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Second Race $3.50. The Hialesh Juve-
nile ChamplonshIp; 2-yesr-olds. nursery
course James CITY. li9. Glory Greenock
1if. la Delberator. ~, "a Wise Duke
III 10 Lemont. III. Transit Lady, ia
10 Bright Light. III
"a Evergland Stable and II. II. Hector
entry
fbI Shandon Farm entry.
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Mt Pleasant Baptist-The Rev Charles
c. Stafford pastor. Morning theme
Travail: night. Our Masters Descrip-
ton"
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AUT0M OLIVE

As Autos for sale
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ST. Paurs Reformed-The Rev. William
II. Knierim. pastor Morning German
theme. In Time of Trial: morning Eng
lish theme. our Need Of Christ and
Christs Need OF Us"
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CadIe TabernacIe-The Rev E. Howard
Cadle, pastor. DR.. c. A. Price. Cincinnati
surgeon, will speak to Cadle Young People
at $50 p. m. Night theme, by pastor,
Just the Gospel "
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-14

marvellous time that they had de- cided to extend their stay, Dana said. She had caught fish-the first of her life. And, with Scott's help, she had broiled it. One night they had pitched their blankets out under the stars. It was quiet and lovely.
 "Did you ever know of anything so ridiculous2" Mrs. Cameron had asked vehemently. Answering her own question, she had snapped viciously, T never did"
 Later she had exclaimed, "A fsh!" with such biting scorn in her voice that neither Aunt Ellen nor Nancy had ventured to pro- test.
 In the privacy of her own room Aunt Ellen had smiled. It was nice that Dana was not one of those girls who required artificial excitement to make them happy.
 The honeymoon was destined to end abruptly because one of Scott's all-too-few patients had become worse. They returned to the city. "Just one of the disadvantages of being a doctors wife, Scott told Dana.
 q think it's dreadful for wives to interfere with their husbands professions" Dana said with youth- ful fervor. T promise you won't"
 "That's fine," Scott said, teas ingly, land I suppose I'll be al- lowed to keep professional se- crets." He grinned.
 He's got something up his sleeve" Dana decided with unerr- ing intuition.
 "Il drive you home before I dash for the offlce," Scott said.
 To Dana's surprise, the cars nose was pointed in 8 direction exactly opposite to that which would lead to Scott's old-fashioned cottage.
 "Where are we going?"
 "Wives shouldn't ask questions?' l 6EcScACLy IAlGy uAVW NP ALA AANAA' of a large brick building, front. ing a busy thoroughfare. They went inside, caught the elevator and got out on the fifth floor. Scott slipped key in a door and flung it wide: welcome home, Mrs Stanleyl"
 Dana caught her breath sharply. Her bewildered eyes met Scott's smiling ones.
 Home? Why Scottl"
 "Sit down and take it easy"
 "Ill have to. I'm weak from amazement," Dana said.
 Her eyes had taken it all in, in that first, quick glance. It was one of those efficiency type apart ments. Behind the paneling would be a roll-away bed. Back of the door would be small, gloomy, box like kitchen. There was an erlanl- eled breakfast set in the alcove. The furniture was upholstered in a dull mulberry shade. Obviously
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the woodwork and, floors had been recently "done over." Everything looked shiny and new.
 Scott said: T found I could rent the old house for enough to take this apartment. It was about an even exchange. I rather liked the old house, but it isn't very convenient. And, after all, you're the one who'll be spending most of the time at home"
 So Scott had rented that darling old house with its mellow, ivory paneling and lovely old things for this - this placel Because of the electric ice box, because it would be warm this winter and easy to keep. So much easier than the rambling, picturesque cottage. He'd given up his home to make her comfortable.
 Dana, her head against his shoul- der, whispered: 'It was dear of you to think of tits going to be play to keep"
 "That's what I thought" Scott agreed contentedly. Tt has all the conveniences. Hot water every minute. Electric ice box. Three exposures"
 How long is the lease?" Dana asked.
 For a year." A year would pass before she knew it. She wouldn't begin by letting material things matter. It was the spirit of it that counted. Scott's thinking of her before him. self. Wanting to please her. So awfully proud of himself for being able to present her with this brand new-looking and convenient apart ment.
 "It's a darling place." Dana said, and somehow meant 1t.
 Her arms went around Scott They kissed. When Scott kissed her like that, what did anything matterl
 (To Be Continued)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-14
ANCIENT ROMAN GATE IN USE

Lincoln, England-(UP)-The only Roman town gate still in use in England is the Newport Arch here, which archaeologists believe was built between 80 B. c. and 50 A. D. Besides the main arch is a smaller one, formerly used as needles eye" to admit people after the main gate closed at dusk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-14

TWENTY.ONE years ago. the
 A Panama Canal was formally opened to traffic. In the time that 1t took this immense "ditch" to come of age, more than S2.000 shtps have passed through 1t. and tolls of more than s394. .0O0 .00O have been collected.
 In 1879. Ferdinand de Lesseps. the man who built the Suez Canal. tried to make a cut through the Isthmus of Panama. But half of his S7.O00 laborers fell i'll with tropical fever and other diseases. and the project had to be left un. finished.
 The United States took a hand soon after the war with Spain. when 1t required two months for the battleship Oregon to travel 14.. 900 miles from the Pacific to the Atlantic. Through the marvellous sanitary work of Col. William c. Corgas and the engineering skill of Col. George W. Goethals, the canal was completed within 10 years. It cost $40O,OO0,O00.
 A picture of the thin strip of land which the Panama Canal
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-14
BUGS EXPLODE FLOODLIGHTs

Hays, Kans. - CUP) - It cost the Fort Hays State College $l30 to repair the damage done by 8 bug invasion at a recent night football game. The bugs attacked the big $5 bulbs causing 26 of them to explode,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-14
GOAT DEyOURs SUBPOENA

Fort Worth, Tex, (UP)-Deputy Sheriff Frank Winters had to serve two subpoenas. When he stopped to talk on the street aa wandering goat carefully nibbled away half of the first one as he held it behind his back.
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U T U 5 5 . 5 ap ? c a r s o n stamps of Co. 'lombia and the R e D u bile of P q Il q m a, is, sued for the Canal z 0 il e. One is shown haon
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