davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1936-03-05
Conquer WayrUard Bulges

Conquer WayUard Bulges
and, my pets, just think of it.
WITHOUT EXERCISE
WITHOUT DIET. Yes, the
pounds just magically disappear
with CONTOUR BATHS" the
new beauty bath introduced by
THE EMILE HEALTH CLUB,
1921 CONN. AVE. The wonder
full part of this treatment is that
you can dissolve fat in lust the
right places" for the blanket may
be applied anywhere the slim
ming effect is needed. EMILE is
offering as an Introductory Price
the regular $50 treatment for
2.25-or 6 for 1900. Call for ap-
pointment, DIS. 1921.
The Washington times., 1936-03-05
t.
R0WMAWOAN OcoM

''The Proof of the Puddin' "
E. well, youse gals and guys
know the rest. Anything good
is soon found out. and that is
why THE ROUMANIAN INN, 815
18TH ST, has become one of the
most popular dining spots in
town. Their delicious Russian
and Roumanian dishes appease
the appetites of the most par
ticular gourmetS. and their rea-
sonable prices make eating a
pal-easure. They've just received
a new shipment of Russian candy
that has become the rage. Don't
forget to ask for it!
The Washington times., 1936-03-05

The Craze for Fresh FlotOers
=. is simply overwhelming this
year. Suits are in, but the smart
est suits must boast boutonniere
of real flowers. Most of the
fashionable damselS are leaving a
standing order at GUIDE BROS.
to have this charming accessory
delivered to them daily. Violets,
a bunch of tiny flowers, red car
nation, a lovely gardenia. your
most favorite posie must now
complete your ensemble. You
want it to be right, don't you?
.. call GUIDES, DIS. $3.50.
The Washington times., 1936-03-05
NerU Yarns for Youthful
Charms (cute?l

Charms cutter!
Feeling full of fun. .Springlike,
frivolous and slightly nutty :. L
popped into THE KNITTING
NOOK, 9O9 18TH ST, in quest
Of something that would knock
your hat off. Well sir, the gals
were all knitting coats and suits
but the ones that caught my
"eagle-eye" were the white sum-
mer coats in light materials of
Alpaca Loop and Stub Mari.
These coats are simply perfect
for chill, damp evenings. just
enough coat" Dorothy Colhoun
and her "lassies" will have you
complete one in plenty of time
:. for summer. Finger-tip, three
quarter or full length. Ask to see
models Of them.
The Washington times., 1936-03-05
Prints the Thino

The weather grows balmy. and
the birds fly back north. You'll
really want to show your faith in
spring, by bursting into print"
in a perfect bloom of color. In
the JUNIOR MISSES DEPART.
MENT of THE HECHT CO., 7TH
ST. AT F., you'll find precious
little frocks in all sorts of gay
colors and lovely fabrics. I think
the Chinese lanterns and oil
painting flowers most stimulat-
ing to ones color sense, and most
kind to your budget, at 1895.
"Escalator, going up!"
The Washington times., 1936-03-05
BIock-Front Desk, $3.50

Mahogany well detailed design with four spacious
drawers, three with locks. Well nodded 'front.' four ball
and claw legs and other details seldom found at this price
HITCHCOCK CHAIR the earliest type of Windsor
chair, with sturdy legs brOadback panel and gOOved CD
tOpbOw. firm comfortable chair beautifully finished
The Washington times., 1936-03-05
~E~RNaSmESS
OLMSTEDS
LiUe LobSterS

=. right out of the clean, clear,
cold, uncontaminated NORTH
ATLANTIC OCEAN. Each lob
ster is strong, hard-shelled, juicy
and full meated. Always broiled
alive at THE OLMSTED GRILL,
1886 G ST. THE GRILL receives
a daily shipment by refrigerated
express which assures you lob
Sters of the freshest and finest.
Can you think of a more delicious
and satisfactory Lenten dish?
You'll say these Holsters at OLM-
STED'S are the finest you ever
tasted.
The Washington times., 1936-03-05
Colonial Bedroom Suite, $206

Four Solid Philippine mahogany Old World finish Colonial
inspiration with wooden drawer pulls Copied from designs the 18th
Century, these have the beauty refinement and
durability include
kneeoe vanity with
Colonial
approximately different which choose suite
meet your individual desire, if you wish
The Washington times., 1936-03-05
March is Mahogany Month
at Woodward & Lothrop
Visit our Model Rooms to See the AdaptabiIity

%~s%S slime Hdpy
The Washington times., 1936-03-05

REPRESENTATIVE Ed
ward ]. Hart (D.), New Jer-
sey, who will be speaker at
the St. Patrick's Day dinner
of Ancient Order of Hiber-
mans at the Mayflower on
March II.
The Washington times., 1936-03-05

After Shopping Hours. =.
It's so restful. and oodles of fun
Ito drop into THE PARRA-
KEET SNACK BAR, that swanky
little rendezvous at THE PAR
ROT, Doth and R SITS, and
lubricate with one. of their up
lifting" cocktails. It's common
gossip that they are "the best in
town" and are concocted by a
mixologist of no little mean. If
you're a wee bit hungry you may
order the daintieSt salad or finest
sandwich you ever tasted. No
need for me to expound further
cause THE PARROT speaks for
itself.
NSSY
The Washington times., 1936-03-05

The lids oU!l N~,0 Spring mer-
chGndise is in. and it's simply ire
siStibEeN It's great sport to shop for
these things. m gladly do so il you
Black and include dime for mailing.
RI OiUe vOu dny info about items in
the column. too. 'TU nert Thursday,
then, I'm dltOGyS truly
The Washington times., 1936-03-05
Colonial Dining Room Suite, $198.5o

Ten pieces Solid Philippine mahogany in rich Old World finish Co.
ona design Sheraton influence that combines the refinement of
modern design and the beauty and inspiration 18th Century motifs
Over thirty different styles from which choose
to suit individual taste The pieces include sg
extension table, china buffet armchair five side chairs
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-12
"Prodana nevesta" ma
Olympiade.

I Delnicka Olympiada V A
merice nezapomfna teto stran-
ky vychovne. Jiz zahajovac1
slavnostni Academic v Cleve-
land Auditoriu ma nekolik CT
sci zpevnich a pGvodn1 symbo-
lickou scenu. Prvn1 den Olym-
piady, sobta 4. cervence t.r.,
Dude pax We znamen1 skvostu
cs. hudby, vecne svez1, Smeta-
novy opery "Prodana nevesta.'
A CO wife jeste! Nase nejpopu
larnejsf opera Dude davana v
Prirodnim divadle, zname Del
nicke fanny, Taborville, O.. V
prekrasnem zakout1 vysokeho
lesa a dobrou ~akustikou, budou
tisice divakG vdecne naslou-
chat nesmrtelne krase d1la ge-
MIA, jednoho re zakladatelG cs.
modernf hubby.
Opera Dude vypravena del
nickym Ochotnicko-peveckym
sborem Vojan, ktery v Cleve-
lande zfskal 81 "a jedenact ro-
kd sveho trvanf prednf mfsto
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-12
Sestnact SilencG prchlo z
nSfaVu.

V st. Peter, Minnesota, ze
st. Peter blazince, prchlo V no.
CT re soboty ma nedeli 16 sflen.
CT, kdyz zmohli pet straznfkn
TTicet pet gardistn okamzite
poslano ma stfhanf jich v okoli
reky Minnesota tekoucf V biz
kosti 1stavu.
VIdcem jejich byl Lawrence
De Vol, jinak George Barton,
jenz byl svojf dobou soudru-
hem pov6stn6ho Alvina Karpi-
Sc a Barker bratTf a jenz Cd
sodzen byl ma dozivotf 9. ledna
1888 pTi prepadu Third North
western National banky V Min
neapolis, pTi n6mz usmrceny
byl tTi osoby.
B6hem asi pill hodiny diva ST.
lenci byli chyceni. Mezi ctrnac-
tt zbylymi byli diva bankovnf
lupici: Donald Reader a Tony
Smith.
V pondelf chyceni byli dalsf
til.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-12
Vylouceni.

Prominentnf sveho casu v
Chicago pravnfk w. w. o.
Brien, ktery jake vyp. statnf
navladn1 postal nekolik zlocin-
GU ma sibenici, byl nynf ma
zadost pravnick6 komory nej-
vyss1m soudem vyskrtnut re
seznamu pravnfkG. Poole "a
LOBBY mu Mary Palermo dala
$500, ably V policejnf 1radovne
znicil rekordy a otisky prstu
manzela a znicil podobizny v
galerii zlocinc1.
Teresa Palermo zalovala. re
mu dala $50, re pomdze jejlmu
synu z Bridewell. Penfze pTi-
jail, aniz by neco "a ne ucinil.
Mimo O'Briena byl vyloucen
pravnfk Louis Piquett, ktery
byl spolkovym soudem poslan
ma diva roxy do vladnf kaznice,
ponevadz pomahal Dillingerovi
oklamati spravedlnost a dal 81
Ia to zaplatiti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-12
ObSti tornado.

Lijak S vichTicf, rovnajfcf Sc
tornado, pTipravily O zivot tTi
osoby, nekolik lidf bylo pora-
memo a ma majetku byla zp1so-
bena velka Skoda V Oklahoma
a V Kansasu.
Tornado pfehnalo Sc V noci
osadou Burbank V severnf cast
centraln1 Oklahomy, kde byla
zabita jedna osoba a zvrako-
vana temeT vsechna staveni. il
ne tornado zasahlo farmarske
Okol1 u Snyder V jihozapadnf
Oklahoma, kde byla t6z jedna
Osoba zabita. We Snyder byli
poran6ni ctyri Tide.
Prudky deSt, v nekterych
mfstech az jeden palec v hodi-
ne, snesl Sc mad rGznymi cast
mi severnf Oklahomy. Take
skoro cely Kansas dostal dest
a tam V nekterych mfstech vi
chTice a blesk zp6sobily tez
Skodu. Blfze Eldorado, Kan
sas, byl bleskem zabit farmar a
V Atchinson byly bleskem po-
raneny dive osoby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-12

V Hot Springs, Arkansas
Pete Cox, 18leta studentka, po-
dala zalobu ma r. G.. Harmon
da, 7Oleteho byvaleho pravnf-
ka z Charlestonu, ILL.,, vinfc jej
re porusil slib manzelstvf il da-
ny, a p~ozadujic nahradu $780,
900. Y zalobe uvadf, re Ham
mand j slfbil re 81 il vezme a
zaopatfi il bohatstvfm a poho-
dim. Obvineny oznamil ma
policii, re mu bylo z bytu ukra-
demo bondG a jinych jistin "a
a $1,10O v hotovosti.
A. L. Cox, otec one dfvky, a
Ray Hester, oba drive z Para
gould, Ark, byli zatceni ma
podezfenf z one kradeze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-12
Byvaly president, Hoover, pro
regulovani pracovnikHE hodin.

Rozhodn6 prohlasenf ucini]
byvaly president, Herbert Hoo
yer, V feci, kterou pronesl v So
botu v Ogden, Utah, ma sve &C.
ste ku republikanske konvenci
V Clevelandu.
."Neco must ucineno byti DAFT
statGm zp6t jejich prava, ktera
jiz mely," Tekl Hoover, zminu-
je Sc o nedavnem rozhodnuti
Nejvyss1ho soudu, kterym New
YOrsky statn1 zakon O regulo-
vanf mzdy prohlasen byl pro
tt ustavn1m
"Nejsou-li staty sto, ably me-
ly pravo pTedejfti bfdnym
mzdam anebo holman, ma jim
toto byti dano. ia v6ffm, re
nen1-li tax moznym Poole dnes-
nfho znenf konstituce, pax kon-
stituce ma byti tax zm6nena, a.
by statGm toto bylo moznym."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-12
Phi homie motylG usmrceni
vlakem.

V Iowa City, Ia, tri STUDENT
z vyss1 skoly prisli o zivot pfi
homie "a notify.
O zivot prisli: 15lety Robert
Chinook (Cihak) z Iowa City,
14lety Bob Bruce z Galena,
Ill, a 15lety Darrell OFT z Iowa
City.
Jedinym svedkem nestestf
byl 18lety Joseph Rives z Des
Moines. Vypravel, re STUDENT
Sc honili "a notify podel zelez-
nicn1 trait, chtejfce je pravde-
podobne chytiti pro sve studi-
UNI hmyzu. We chvlli nestest1
pfj1zdel pc trait cd zapadu ma
kladn1 Wax, ktery hosi videli a
take sc mu vyhnuli. Kdyz Wax
byl uz blfzko Mich, uskocili ma
vedlejs1 koleje netus1ce, re pc
tech Sc Titf velikou rychlost1 O.
sobnl Wax Rocky Mountain
Limited.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-12
Pc milence sebe.

We Pheonx, Arizona, Irving
LaZarr, o nemz Sc pravf, re
kdysi byval clenem druziny ia
necnice s vejfri, Sally Randove
usmrtil strelnou ranou svoji bV-
valou snoubenku, Donnu Par
kovu, herecku a potion Sc "a
stTelil.
- V Edwardsville, ILL.,, JUL
us Kuethe, 20 lety Sc primal re
zavrazdil pf. Charlottu Pilz. je-
j1z mrtvola byla nalezena ma
poll u jejfho domu. Keuthe u
dial, re zenu ubil k1lem z plotu
v noci 20. brezna.
" Des Moines, Iowa, EN-
Anderson nalezla svou
vnucku, osmnactiletou Eileen
Pratt, mrtvou ma lozi We SVEN
domove. Vedle nj lezel Reece
2Olety starry syn pred
sedy Iowske federace prace,
tezce postreleny.
DIE Andersonova dfvka DO
kladala Sc Ia pT1lis mladou pro
vaznou znamost.
Snad Lewis Dude zachranen.
Jeho otec je zeneve, kde je
radcem americke delegace ma
mezinarodnf delnicke konfe-
renci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-12
dobre jmeno. Ma zdatny a

a dobre jmeno. Ma zdatny a
Shiny smiseny sbor, znej1cf ne
obycejne sveze, protoze u vet
sine je tvoTen jiz prfslusnfky
nasl druhe generace. Ma take
velmi schopne zpevaky solove.
Mohl by tedy obsaditi nasi ma
rodnl operu CO nejlepe. Dosa-
vadnl vykony Vojana, fakt, re
"Prodanou nevestu Dude hrati
jiz pc tretl, prGbeh zkousek,
pod veden1m energickeho sbor-
mistra p. J. V. Krabce, vse ma
svedcuje tomu, re "Prodana ne
vesta" Dude velkou udalost1 a
skutecnym pozitkem prvnfho
dine Delnicke Olympiady v Gle
velandu, O.
Jak tedy nepocftati S tfmto,
docela mimoradnym podnikem
pri rozhodovan1 Sc o navsteve
Clevelandu a Del cekniyOlamp
Clevelandu a Delnicke Olym-
piady?
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-12
UsnuI a bandita jei swell.

V Chicago Thomas Neumar
kdyz v nedeli We SVEN automo.
blu Sc probudil, videl re sedt
ma zadn1m sedadle a u kola Fl.
dfcfho re vladne nejaky mt ne.
znamy muz. Kdyz oval sc
prot neznamemu, neznamJ
vytahl revolver a pTinutil Neu-
mana svleci saty a DAFT mu So
a sv6 hodinky. Svazal jej, Wy.
stroll z automobile a nechal jej
ma silnici jenom S ma neho no.
zenym pytlem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-12
Cena chleba snizena.

Americk6 sdruzenf pekart
oznamilo, re cena chleba snize.
ma byla We Spojenych Statech {
pGl centu ma libTe behem pc.
slednfch ctyr mesfcG. Snfzent
~nastalo, kdyz procesn1 dane
zruseny byly rozhodnutfm Nej-
vysfho soudu ku konci posled-
n1ho roku.
Pekari v Chicago mfsto snf-
zenf ceny pecou vetsf bochnfc-
ky, jez drive vazily 16 az II
unc1 a nynf vazf 20 uncf.
Pc Soustatf ceny anebo veil
kost chleba isou r6zne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-12
10000 ma zahaIce nasledkem
stavek.

Stavky a jin6 d6lnicke nepo-
koje zavinily, re kdyz v posled-
nj sobotu tovarnf pfstaly hlasi-
ly konec dennf prace, nepraco-
valo 10000 d6lnik6 V r1znJch
castech Spoienych Statd. Ne
spOkoienf d6lnfci byli: v bavl-
naTskych industrifch, v tovar-
mach ma draty. V mlekarnach,
hotovitele dveTf, We mlynech,
nakladaci lodni, havfTi a oce-
laTSti zTfizenci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-12
Starry tatik.

V New Bern, N. C. 96letemu
vyslouzilci z obcanske valky,
G. l. Hughesovi a jeho 28lete
manzelce sc narodilo devcatko.
Tatik Sc jiz stall slavnym v pro-
sinci r. 1884, kdy splodil synka
nazvaneho pc presidentovi
Franklin Roosevelt Hughes.
Rozhodl, re Dude xiv do 10
rok1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-12
Z farem.

Sklizen ozime psenice ma
nejzazsim jihozapade je v pl-
mem proudu. zne pokracujf
dale k severn, jak psenice pre-
chazi do zlatove barry a DORA
va. Prozatim jsou zne jen v
psenicnem pasmu Texasu a v
Oklahoma. V nekolika dnech
budou uz zne i Kansasu a pax
dial a dale k severn.
z Enid. Okla, dosla zprava.
re tam byla privezena jiz nova
ozimni psenice, prave sklizena
a vymlacena. Bylo il pet zelez-
nicnfch vozG. We Fort Worth.
Texas, obdrzeli sest zeleznic-
mich vozG pSenice.
We Wichita, Kansas, prvnf
kara ozim6 psenice z letosnf
sklizne pri drazbe prinesla 20
80 centech Ia busl, coz bylo O
4 nebo sc mad beznou trznf &C.
nu. Zrnf prislo z Granfield,
Okla. Koupila je spolecnost
Red Star Mills.
Odhaduje Sc, re letos Kan
sas sklid1 okrouhle 100, 900, 900
buslG psenice. Takovou skill
zen Kansas nemel cd roku
1882.
V nekterych castech Severnf
a JIM Dakoty dostavily Sc
male prsky, avsak ty nijak ne
stacily. Vlahu nezbytne potre-
buje ma 5000, 900 akrn pse-|
nicnych lanG v obou Dakotach,
V Montana, v Minnesota a We
trech prerijnfch provincifch vi
Kanade: v Manitoba, Saskat-
chewanu a Alberto.
Ma atlantickem pobrezf dol
stavily Sc male prsky. ktere
vsak nezasahly farmafe We vni-l
trozemi. Sucho ma jihozapa-
de, ktere hrozi zpIsobiti skodu
"a vice nez 500, 900, 900, po-
kracuje dale, nebot slaby
1est pomohl jenom trochu v o.
kolf Charlestonu, S. c., a ko-
zalivu Chesapeake v Ma
We vychodnf Alabama, v Sc
1ern1 Georgii, v Tennessee, v O.
oou Karolinach a We Virginii
'viti vsak slunce dale a bavlna.
kukufice a tabak klesajf pod
'eho paprsky. Duchovnf VI
.eorgii a JIM Karoline pfi-
oravuj1 prosebne hobosluzby
"a deSt. Sekretar Wallace z
.ederaln1ho departmental ze-
nedelstvf pozadal zemedelske
oracovniky o nastfnenf planu
pro pomoc postizenym.
Hospodyne plat nynf "a re-
eninu dvojnasobnou cenu nez-
i platily pred dvema tydny,
orotoze nasledkem sucha ie il
ledostatek. Odhaduje Sc, re
edine v Severnf Karoline SUI
'ho zpGsobilo skody "a SO mil.
V Georgii a v Tennessee DO 30
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-12
Manuel Ia dvacet tisfc.
Pracl MaSiny

We Worcester, Mass, Nit
chell A. Bercume, konstebl z
Oxford, zaluje svou manzelku,
Helen L. Bercume O rozvod.
Preliceni bylo oziveno lfcenfm
zalobce, jak jeho manzelka Sc
pokousela "prodati' no "a $780,
900 jine zene, u ktere byl "a
mestnan jake Softer.
Ma jejl nabfdku nedostala Sc
j odpovedi. Ia tri dni ma to
JeJi manzel pry sve mfsto sfoe-
ra Ztratil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-12
Komin - Spatna banka.

V Marshfield; Wisconsin, Joe
Roggenbauer, Sc presvedcil, &c
komin je rozhodne nedobrym
mlstem ku uschovanf pence.
Pc vice nezli 2 roxy ukryty
mel 1spory sve v komfne svehc
domu.
z. dubna poznal, re ulozene
penfze spaleny byly. Tyto pc.
slal pokladnfmu odboru We
Washingtonu a Cd tohoto nyni
obdrzel nahradu $2.71O.
Zkusena jeho stojf jej $40:
jez strzeny byly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-12
Matka.

V New Yorku, Margaret
Mangan, 73leta vdova, vzala
sveho paralyzou stfzeneho sy-
ma Williama, 48, ma kratkou
prochazku. Kdyz prekracova-
Ii ulic, primal Sc tezky truck.
Matka odstrcila syna stranou,
ale sama byla pTejeta a usmr-
cena. William utrpel zlomeni
|nohy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-12
Vystava Stoleti Texasu
zahajena.

V Dallas, stat Texas zahajil
stolete oslavy sveho trvanf O.
tevrenfm vystavy, ma jejfz "a
Tfzenf bylo venovano % Milo
nj dolarH.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-12
Matka utekla z nemocnice bez
ditka.

V Newark, N. j., z nemocni-
ce st. Barnabas, utekla v sobo-
tn zena odena jenom v nemoc-
nicnim obleku a zanechavsi v
nemocnici sve ctyfi dny stare
ditko, jez Sc il tam narodilo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-12
ZastFelil syna.

V Los Angeles, Kalifornie,
John G. Greer, byvaly policista
V Pittsburgh, Pa, Sc primal k
zastTelenf sveho syna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-12
Stary zenich.

Byvaly mayor, Merit Pad
dock, 86lety, a Anna Caldwell,
bohata vdova z New Yorku,
byli sezdani v Long Beach, Kal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-06-12

NejvetSl cena "a brambory
placena byla v sobotu v Chica-
gu jaka kdy placena "a ne byla
cd dolby pred dewitt roxy.
Zvysen1 bramborovych cen
castecne zavineno suchem nebo
mraZy.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-07-24

behind the screen, tears streaming
from her eyes, and threw herself up
on the startled man.
ooh, Blinn! Blinn!" she painted
I'm in terrible, terrible trouble. Moe
Feinberg will be in here in a min
ute to tear my head off. Blinn! Say
you love me! Promise to love me no
matter what happens! Blinn, beg Of
YOU"
Blinn shifted the arms that had
gone about her any which way when
she flung herself upon him and laid
his cheek against her hair.
"What have they been doing to my
starchild?" he murmured with tender
concern. "Of course I love you. And
I'm going to snatch you away from
this life right now. You tell that Moe
as we go out that you're through. Tell
him he can get someone else to sing
the lead in his show. You and / are
going to be married first thing in the
morning and I'm going to take care
of you forever af-"
Continued next week
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But she had purposely worn this be-
cause it was so smart and expensive,
and she wanted Blinn to see her look
ing her best. And she looked her alb
solute worst, she decided as she dab
bed powder over the tear stains.
And then it happened. Noes voice,
yelling into the telephone in the door
mans little office, not twenty feet
away.
'It's who?" demanded Moe. ada
Baird! Well, where the hell have you
been? This is fine time to be call
ing up. That shows over, you dunn
cluck. What?"
Everything was over! Now Blinn
would have to know everything. Just
as soon as Moe heard Ada's story, he
would come stamping here to denounce
Dixie. And there wasn't any way of
escape. The only way out of the
theater would make her pass within
three feet Of Moe.
Oh, if she could only be sure Blinn
wouldn't hate her!
Frantically she dashed out from
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to what Ada was up to. Ada Baird
was capable of any wild, impetuous
thing.
Maybe she was hunting publicity.
Maybe she had disappeared just to
get her name into the newspapers
Maybe-maybe-
And Dixie stood in the middle of
all that, with Moe wringing her hands
and telling her he would never forget
what she had done, that he would
make it up to her, that she was a
swell kid, and one of these days he
would star her in show of her own,
when Dixie looked up and met Blinn
Saybrook's puzzled eyes.
ooh, Blinn!" she cried, and snatch
her hands away from Moe to give
them to him. "Blinn, darling!"
In that moment when the members
CT the cast were backing out of the
door, cycling the stranger curiously,
Dixie heard things that increased her
worries. The last chance that Ada
might think she had oversight was gone
now. If the members of the cast said
the things to Ada that they were say
ing to each other there wasn't the
slightest chance in the world of Dix
les not being punished. And she had
been clinging to the slim hope that
she wouldn't get caught. She realized
that now.
"Dixie knew Ada wasn't going to
show up"
"Sure she did. Remember how she
sat around without her costume on
until five minutes?"
"Sure. And remember how she grab
bed her makeup box when Moe sent
for herr"
cts put up job. And what NOEL
do to both of 'em is something I
wouldn't want to happen to me-"
She had to listen. She had to know
what to be prepared for. And Blinn
Saybrook was holding both her hands
against his lips and saying things that
she had been waiting three months to
hear. And she wasn't hearing them.
And then she remembered that
chorus girl who had jibed at her as
she dashed down to Ada's dressing
room, "Oh! Oh! So you knew it all the
time!"
That girl must have known that Ada
wasn't in the theater. She must have
come in late and heard Moe fussing.
No, Dixie Mason hadn't a chance.
get back to you, beautiful,
and you're a hundred times lovelier
than / remembered" Blinn's voice was
saying.
She managed quavery little smile
at that.
cts the grease paint" she told
him. "Too bad I have to take it
off,"
ooh, how awful to have this mo-
ment spoiled by a guilty conscience!
How terrible not to be able to give
Blinn her undivided attention. And
she couldn't. She couldn't crush down
her awful fears Of what was to come.
And Blinn was saying more nice
things. She knew they were nice by
the adoring expression on his face,
even if her thoughts were racing and
her ears buzzing so that she couldn't
hear them.
you're tired, you poor baby" he
said, and she did hear that. "Ill wait
outside while you dress, and then we'll
go to some very quiet place for sup
per, and then"
ooh, mol" she cried wildly. "You
wait for me right here! I'll dress
behind that screen. please, Blinn!"
"Is-is that customary?" he ask
ed, half embarrassed, even though
Ada's dresser was waiting to hang
that last act dress in it's linen cover
for the night.
ooh, of course!" said Dixie ner-
vously. "I-people talk to me over
the screen every night. Come on,