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The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-06-05
sITKA MAN PLEADS GUILTY
 TO SHIPPING CANNED VENIs0N

Pleading guilty to shipping deer meat out of the Territory labeled as canned salmon Al ShEnbeck has been fined S100 and sentenced 10 60 days in jail by Henry L. Bahrt of Sitka, according to information to Frank Dufresne, acting executive officer of the Alaska game com mission at Juneau.
 The meat was first traced to Portland by game commission au- thorities and seized there, being returned to Sitka for evidence with the apprehension of Shanbeck. It has now been turned over to the Pioneer rs' home
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-06-05
BISHOP ROWE SPENDS BUSY WEEK
 WRANGELL; ON SHORT ALASKA TRIP

celebration in which the bishop who was a past master in that iodge before moving to the American side of the city, was heaped with hon oTs.
 Cross of Alaska Nuggets
 He then went to New York City where services were held in St. George $ church in commemoratiou of the fortieth anniversary of his consecration as a bishop. The fol- lowing Sunday Bishop Manning ar ranged for presentation of a cross fashioned of Alaska gold nuggets, replica of the silver cross which Bishop Rowe presents to each per son following his confirmation. The beautiful and impressive cere- mony was held in the Cathedral of St. John the DiviU5, where he wa also presented with the Book of Remembrance. He preached in the Cathedral and in the Little Church Around the Corner.
 Short Southern Tour
 I4edN iuB New OIh MutTG SD many high honors of the church had been conferred upon him. the bishop went 10 Baltimore in response r' invitations extended for him to ad- dress the Hannah More School and the Women's Auxiliary He then visited Philadelphia and Washing ion before going to Richmond and other Virginia towns. After a short southern tour he jouneyed to Cal ifornia, Nevada and Oregon where he attended special church meet ings. While in California it was his pleasure to christen the grand child of Bishop Harris under whor Bishop Rowe served in Michigan previous to his conservation.
 Will Fly to Fort Yukon
 His trip 10 Alaska this year will be a short one and he will visit only Juneau. SiJka, Cordoya, Val dez. Anchorage, Nenana and Fair banks. He plans to fly from Fair banks to Fort Yukon. where the un- preeedented floods of this year have greatly damaged the church and hospital buildings He intends tn stop in WIangell southbound late in July to ordain Arnold Krone.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-06-05
NOME AVIATOR FINED FOR
 FAILING REPORT TO CUSTOMS

Penalty of $500 has been assessed against Hans Mlrow, Nome aviator, by the United States customs au- thorities for failing to report in at Fairbanks on his recent trip from the states with a new Stinson.
 Mirow hopped into Fairbanks from Whitehorse and landed at the Fairbanks field, but failed to report to the customs before taking off for Nome where he operates the MiF0W Air Service.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-06-05
ALASKA GETS FEDERAL FUNDS
 AGRICULTURE EXPERIMENTS

WASHINGTON, D. c. June A. The house agriculture committee voted yesterday approval of the Senate bill to extend to Alaska the benefits of existing legislation for agricultural experiment extension work The work provides S750O in federal funds for the next fiscal year, gradually increasing the grants thereafter.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-06-05

Howard B Wilcox, in charge of mining extension work for the Uni versity of Alaska, and who recently conducted a mining short course at Wrangell, Ketchikan, Juneau and Petersburg, has been appointed Petersburg city engineer. He will spend the summer In supervision of the WPA street and water system improvements under contracts awarded to the firm ot Wright and 2tGek,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-06-05

Charles w. Miller, director of Wrangell Institute and Ralph Mize, of the Institute staff, returned We'd nesday from a ten-day trip aboard the diesel boat, Sea Otter, dur ing which time they visited Hyda- burg, Klawock, Craig, Rake, An goon, Hoonah and Juneau. The trip Was made by MT. Miller to inter view pupils. their parents and teachers.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-06-05
BANKHEAD OF ALABAMA
 NEW SPEAKER OF HOUSE

WASHINGTON, D. G., June A. The house met at a brief sessic1 today and elected William Bank head of Alabama, majority leader on the floor, as speaker, succeeding Speaker J. W. Byrns. All flags were at half staff, The President can celled his cabinet meeting and all other engagements for the day.
Evening star., 1936-05-07
Three High Places in Career
Of Mrs. Izetta Je,Uel Miller
Former Actress and
Political Leader NOtU
". p. A. Figure.
Engagement With Stock
Company ut Polls
Here Is Recalled.
BY NELSON nj. SHEPARD.


Most persons are fortunate if they
can be identified publicly with one
career, but Mrs. Izetta Jewel Miller of
Washington, the whole State of West
Virginia and Schnectady, N. Y. has
realized national prominence in three.
First as a actress who was prime
favorite in Washington, especially:
then as a politician who narrowly
missed a chance at being chosen the
first woman United States Senator,
Mrs. Miller has known all the varia-
tions between the spotlight and the
llrnelight, Now as a widely-knoWn
welfare worker, she is one of the five
regional directors who have been at
tending Harry L. Hopkins w. P. A
conference here on women's and pro-
fessional projects, which closed yes
terday.
Mrs. Miller likes to come visiting in
Washington, scene of her early stage
triunlphs at old Polls Theater, and
Washington be it truthfully said, is
always mighty glad to welcome her
again. AS the former Izetta Jewel,
%llSIl Sic BldNGN Ill SUM tN O44 % 5AAN
had amcng her almost weekly attend
ants two Presidents of the United
States, the late William Howard Taft
and Woodrow Wilson.
Busy at Conference.
Mrs. Miller was found yesterday at
the Mayf1ower Hotel seriously instruct
ing a group of her regional State di-
rectors in the why's and wherefores OF
Administrator Hopkins w. P. A. pro-
gram. 1t was back in 1914 when
Izetta Jewel gave up the stage for
matrimony. but the would-be inter-
viewer quickly recognized in the mod
ishly-attlred matron of today the
elamorous heroine of The Little Min
ister," Camille" The Virginian, >
"Romeo and Juliet" and a score of
other plays.
Somewhat timidly he confessed he
was one of the Saturday matinee reg
ulars in those halcyon days at old
Polls. And was she pleased? She
was.
You know" she said, with the
brightest of the Izetta Jewel smiles,
'that's one of the incest things about
Washngton-the contacts of those
days when I played here. No matter
where I go, in this country or abroad,
sooner or later I'm bound to find some
one from the Poll audiences.
"A few years ago I was travelling
through the country in Maryland and
saw fine dairy farm. Having man
aged one myself in West Virginia. I
stopped to take a look. A man was
milking the COWS by machinery and
was interested. When spoke to him
he looked at me kind of funny and
then exclaimed: Why. you can't be
Evening star., 1936-05-07

has been head Of the Welfare Depart
ment of Schenectady and has taken a
prominent part In social welfare work,
nationally as well as locally.
And that Is why Mr.. Hopkins
drafted me as q regional director for
the women's projects under the w.
p. A." she explained.
Evening star., 1936-05-07

Izetta Jewel? I used to carry you on
my shoulder in Heidelberg'!"
Stage Shocks Father.
Mrs. Miller shocked her father, a
Methodist minister, by going on the
stage at 16 years of age. Pretty. tai
ented and hard worker, she played
leading roles with Otis Skinner and
James K. Hackett. Then after a
successful career, she finally gave
Evening star., 1936-05-07
Australian Toll Bridge.

The Indooroopilly suspension bridge.
the first toll bridge to span the Bris-
bane River In Australia, has just been
opened.
Evening star., 1936-05-07
Farm Freight by Plane.

In two months 400 tons of nuts and
200 tons of -four and sugar were
freighted by airplane from farms In
Russia to markets.
Evening star., 1936-05-07

Japan's Fisheries Valuable.
The fisheries of Japan are the most
valuable in the world.
Evening star., 1936-05-07

up the stage to marry Representative
william G. Brown Of West Virginia.
After her first husbands death,
the then Mrs. Brown engaged in State
and national politics. BY a single
county she lost the nomination for
United States Senator from West
Virginia and with it perhaps the
honor of being the first woman Sena-
tor. But she was the first woman to
make speech at Democratic or any
other national convention.
That was in 1920 when she sec
onded the nomination for President
of John w. Davis of West Virginia.
In 1924 she again was invited to
second his nomination. This time he
was nominated and it was due to no
fault of Mrs. Browns strenuous CAM
paigning that he was defeated in the
election.
With Susan B. Anthony.
A woman of many interests outside
the stage and politics, the former
Izetta Jewel worked for the suffrage
cause with Susan B. Anthony; worked
also during the World War and has
travelled throughout the world in many
causes. Even in Brazil and in China
she has met persons who had attended
her performances in Washington.
In 1927 she married Prof. Hugh Mil
Ter of George Washington University,
who is now head of the Engineering
Department at Union College, Sch
nectady. For seven years Mrs. Miller
Evening star., 1936-02-09

MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE.
ANDERSON VAN SERVICE 18th AND N. Y.
n y. @ seston chicsso. Fla. S s.. L Louis. StsieS'
WE WANT PART LOADS 70 DETROIT,
sss City. ST. Louis. Phone US for low prices.
All loads insured GREYVAN LINES INC,
231 woodward Bldg. National 1890:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
1881 FRANKLIN ST. N.E.-ATTRACTTvE
living room. bed room. kitchen; second
floor, private home: adults; immediate pos.
session: 8-month lease; S46. Pot. 32ll.
1920 TILDEN GARDENs-ATTRAcT1vE,
fitshen q Tm aps soi sSn % Phone Emerson @ % 455s.
STUDIO APT. OR 2 ROOMS. m NEW
detached home: 144l 44th st. NV. Phone
1887 K ST. N.W.-WILL SHARE LARGE
sea'sithss sea WIN another m consenis girl ABBY
SOUTHEAST, I441 22nd sT.-BED-LIv-
ing room large kitchen-dining room com;
Siaiti0a sssf ga. Drless i eissn ssssonsbfs
1904 18th ST. N.W.-2 ROOMS. LARGE
ksdsns Fit ncss fSrn Sra sa "a sst nhss ss
4.3O FEssENDEN ST, NV, ROOMS
and semi-private bath, hot and cold water;
near car, bus line %
1885 MONROE 81. NW.TENrIRE EIooR ;;S3Ps
room. bed room, dinette kitchenette, pri-
vate tiled bath: completely furnished. in
cludins ample heat. lisht: gas, refrigera-
s@s siSn BY sosse sppoiSsS.nt Sn Phone Adams sS5
Az H ST. NW.-2nd FLOOR. FRONT;
eemMethe per Wees: other 'SS Spes': IS and So % ',oO
No. Ais. The Brosdmoor. 10.
1915 CALVERT ST. NV or ROOMS.
inclosed porch. bath. elec. refrigerator. gas,
elec.; newly decorated and furn.; modern.
1859 BELMONT 81. N.W-oNE ROOM.
kitchen semi-private bath. porch; Electro
lux continuous hot water.
35ls LIVINGSTON ,,T ST. .S;sv1.d NwMNISEsSS SaEIS
Frisidasre; no children Cleveland 39ss.
i72o KILBoURNE Pt. N.w.-Two AND
three room apts.. lights. gas, phone In
pSsss sa.m. s1S sns s,s sSo also
/ LARGE ROOM. WITH KITCHEN: GAS
and ess ssresSsSf Ssft, pSEsn pasrs shi
ROOMS SATH LAEoG ssC,E EITcHEES dSo1i SriHsa ANP
s. ys FL asss Sass sss Asa only
KEW dARDENs-oNE ROOM. KITCHEN
an AND .asy sstf ter%s rSn Pos S5eo ADJ s4eA
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED APARTMENT
two iarge bed rooms kitchen. bath and
foyer; months lease to responsible adults.
800. Call Columbia 4544.
TTLDEN GARDENS. APT. .404-I-BEAUT1.
fully furn Groom apt; rent until April l.
reasonable. 5000 Tilden st. NV. Clev.
1894.
La sALLE-FURNISHED APARTMENT
10 share With gentleman; applicant must
fnent empioye; price. $2S; includes teie-
nhons and maid service. Call Net. 3076. .
Evening star., 1936-02-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


ALWAYS HIGHEST PRICES for mems
Max zweig Met. 9l13 937 D st. NV.
ANTIQUE JEwELRY. gold teeth diamonds.
watches. silver We pay top prices. cash.
Schiller Bros. 92e F NV.
CORD AND SLAT WOOD. manure E. H.
Collins. 3829 M st. NV. West 1850.
CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS t2), large; also
cash Address Ire y Box s5a-g st Star Pe once sD
DON'T. DISCARD YOUR Old SHOES
receiye peceH 'ce cssh for them them ie'n ST. NV .a
ELECTRIC TRAIN SET. good condition.
reasonable state particulars. price. where
seen. Address Box 3S5-R. Star ONCE.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERAToRs WANTED,
Any make. style or size or parts. Call
Metropolitan 734s ask for jenkins.
FRANKLIN HEATER; give price. Address
Box 405-R. Star ONCE.
FRENCH RECORD COURSE wanted second
6saHi 6snd S9rtni Or somethins similar ad
FURNrTURE and household goods. AL
YOU cali North 6046; cali Monday
FURNITURE suites. odd pieces We buy
cut quick Pbdse hans hEh cash
FURN1TURE.Want to purchase some
used household goods. also piano. Metro"
politan 1854. IL
FURNITURE, bric-a-brac, china. glass
ware. rugs paintings. SllVcrWare, nlRNeSL
cash prices raid. Call Murray. Adams
aoLpCDBRINo YOUR OLD GOLD sIL:
YER PLATINUM TEETH DISCARDED
JyEEWELBY We PAY CASH. A KAHN
Size 81 ps9 S. oHsf so5
SAXOPHONE. E-fiat alto: moderately
priced; late model. Phone Georgia Ssl9.
SPANISH language instruction phonoeraph
records: must be in GOOD condition and
cheap. Address Box 430-R Star ONCE.
TYPEWRITER upright or portable used
GOOD condition. Standard or Elite type.
Address Box 332-R, Star ofice.
UNIFORM-Hieh school cadet uniform for
boy 5 feet 10 inches tall: trouser length.
33 inches. Cleveland 2411.
WOODSHOP MACHINERY Six-inch
iointer shaper. 10-inch band saw. one
third or one-haf h.p. motors. Call Co
lumbia 1880.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver watches diamonds and old dis
carded Jeweiry Full cash value paid.
SEL1NGER'S SIs p st. NV
OLD GOLD, silver platinum purchased for
manufacturing use: maximum price paid.
BURNSTINE'S 93l G ST. NV.
Since 1866
RAW FURS WANTED.
No. large muskrats. 81 .25: No. 1 large
black skunk; 81 80: large opossum. 5Oe;
Evening star., 1936-02-09
RO-CAR HOUSE,
1901 21St ST. NV.

The business men and women of Wash
ington will enjoy the excellence of the
cuisine and the dignity of perfect service
provided for our guests at this lovely
mansion hst on Mass. ave, convenient to
everything
We have q single studio room for SO
and q large double bed-living room for
$50 each. These rooms are pleasantly
furnished and arranged for gracious enter
satp
Evening star., 1936-02-09
FARM AND GARDEN.

WELLRoTTED COW and stable manure
S. ton; 4 tons. SIS: delivered Phone
Clarendon 222S or address Box 2o5-K.
Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1936-02-09

RAW FURS WANTED.
No. large muskrats. 81 25; No. large
black skunk. 81 so: large opossum. SOC;
NEW PHILA. JUNK CO.,
1886 H ST. NE. Lin. 10311.
Evening star., 1936-02-09
OPPOSITE
WARDMAN PARK.

ZbOo WCODLET FtOAD.
Outside rooms in beautiful home. Ex-
perienced owner. who will serve the sort OF
meals provided BY the best country inns at
reasonable monthly rates. This is new
rooming or boarding house. good choice
available at this time in size and arrange
ment of rooms and suites. Every COM
fort and service. Prices ranging $40 up.
Call Adams 9593
Evening star., 1936-02-09
CLUB MERIDIAN.

$500 18th ST. NV.
A delightful home residence for men and
women. with lounges and drawing room for
guests use Hotel and personal service.
Exceptional meals. Sunny. warm rooms;
singles, doubles; modern baths. Reason
Evening star., 1936-02-09
1752-54-56 QUE NV.

Newly decorated single rooms: large
room private bath: warm houses; fresh
vegetables homemade desserts. Phone
North Sl51.
Evening star., 1936-02-09
ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN.

farm near Takoma Park; fruits vegetables
In season. dairy products. Phone Silver
Spring 22-M.
Evening star., 1936-02-09

La SALLE-FURNIsHED APARTMENT
TO share With gentleman; applicant must
n,ent empioye; price, $2S; includes tele-
Dhona and maid service. Call Net. 3076.
Evening star., 1936-02-09

REFRIGERATOR. c. E; Wilcox & Gibbs
sewing machine. , sets open book shelves,
10 TT. o.. it. i. adjustable shelves.
Evening star., 1936-02-09

REFRIGERATOR electric: warehouse sale
slightly shopworn late models reduced o5G
TO 400: cash or time payments. Smiths
Transfer & Storage Co.. 1913 You st. NV.
Phone North 3343.
Evening star., 1936-02-09


ref. REQUIRED. Phone North 40l2.
CENTRA1S.DEsIR; l.SR;; K; 3. SLEEP.
1885 IRVING N.W.-ATTRACTIvB ROOM.
kitchen and dinette, private bath. Frigid.
aire. as. elec. So 80. Adams 1921.
VERY ATTRACTIVE 3-ROoM AND BATH
Reasonable Phone North 6424.
NEAR CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY-TWO
rooms, kitchen; Frigidaire; bath; modern:
$4s. l41 Carroll ST. sc. Adams 4940.W.'
8 OR Z ROOM APTs.-NEwLY DECO
rated. Reasonable rent. Call Sunday after
pm. 519 sth St ne.
5516 18th ST. N.W.-3 FRONT ROOMS,
md floor; elec. refrigerator; convenient
ieeatien; atH nn employed adults preferred. Phone
4 SMALL ROOM APT-FURN. INCL,
gas, elec. refrigeration; in private home;
references exchanged; couple only; $40
month. 1919 NJ st. ne.
NICELY FURNISHED APT.-3 ROOMS.
bath. for counle only. 1872 st. ne.
s2:s 9th ST .Nw.-NEwLY DECORATED
z s, rooms sitchsn bath; gas, eles;: heat in
COL. RID. NV ROOMS. DINETTE. K.
and b.. sleeping porch; unusual IurnSh-
ines: excellent location. District O97o.
THE WARREN = WASHING
of ns
room bath. dining Glcove and Kitchen.
Beautifully furnished with all new furni.
ture. Available at once for six 70 eight
months. Call Adams $500.
TWO ROOMS. BATH, KITCHEN. WITH
dinette; double exposure: electricity and
TefriseSstton INCLUDED; iS elevator; no ,s shil-
els CAIN man msnase ssais saie cS1Sars cSn ave. TO- MRS
1865 BnTMoRE ST.. OVERLOOKING
Rock Greek Park rooms and kitchenette,
private bath; every modern convenience;
gas. elec.. Frisidaire. heat Included; $50.
1850 HoLMEAD PL. N.w.-CoNvENIENT
location. > rooms kitchenette. bath and in.
closed porch. Frigidaire, gas. electricity.
ONE ROOM. KITcHENETTE. BATH
Apt. 146. the Chastleton.
1890 HARVARD NV ROOMS FRONT.
ssS see sSos
92I INGRAHAM ST. .N.w.-ATTRAcTIvB
2.room apt. private home; convenient to
car; adults; $35 month.
$40 sEAToN. PL. N.E.-NlcHY FUR.
nished spt:' plenty Of heat and hot waters
FOUR cONGENIAL LADIES DESIRE ONE
70 share apartment. Very reasonable.
3543 10th ST. NW.-TWO ROOMS. End
aoei; ae semi semi private bath: neatly furnished;
s0I 18th ST. NV APT, 24-LARoE
room. kit: gas. elec.; Frigidaire; furn.;
reasonable to reliable tenant.
l7ls 18th ST. Nw.-FoUR ROOMS AND
bath. Vacant
1905 COLUMBIA Rp.-9 ROOMS. BATH.
$50 month. Also 8 rooms and semi.priyats
1913 KANSAS AVE. Nw.-BEAUTiFuIA
Ihk ,.o rGSm oSn, Driysts yso,. .y.s1,y .sp a I'M.
lCsntinusa On Next PsseJ
Evening star., 1936-02-09

ANDERSON VAN SERVICE llth AND N. Y.
N. Y. Boston Chicago. Fla. st. Louis.
WE WANT PART LOADS 70 DETROIT.
Pittsburgh, Texas. Cleveland. Denver. Kan
saS City st. Louis. Phone US for low prices.
23l WOODWARD Bldg. National 1890.
Evening star., 1936-02-09

RUGS-Leaving city; imported in Oriental
and Chinese patterns; 7xl0. $50; ski,
S25; 9x12. $50: few scatters. Call to-
daN st n
Evening star., 1936-02-09
TABLE BOARD.
MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE.

-43s GIRARD sT-Excellept home
cooked meals. Phone Columbia 9233.
Evening star., 1936-02-09

ROCK WOOL INsULATIoN-Carload in
stock. Loose 35-lb. bag. 90c: per ton, S4S.
Granulated, 40-lb. bag Sl.25; per ton. $50.
Bats in. thick, l5x23. - 1-6 So. it. to
Evening star., 1936-02-09

REFRIGERATOR. WESTINGHOUSE de luxe,
bh Gu. it; sold for Sl92 so; wholesale.
SI5950: 5-yr guarantee; no down pay
ments; balance So month; S225 Ga. ave;
Shep. 36l1.
Evening star., 1936-02-09

RANGE Hot Point electric. 1890 model.
3-burner cooker and oven. New. price.
S265; used year. in storage last yrs:
unused practically new condition. Will
sell for SlO0. Call Georgia SS32. 5sO3
9th st NV
Evening star., 1936-02-09

toned trades that we've reduced to close
out; Earl. 81 so; Philco D. c. baby grand,
SO; Crosley 7-tube lowboy. SO; Fada
highboy with doors Sl2 so: Victor o.
tube lowboy. SIS; all guaranteed. kits,
133O
Evening star., 1936-02-09

11O2 10th ST. NV.
Single room. S2S.
FOR CoLoRED-a ysry, comfortably fur
in the ciose-in suburbs; both adjoining
bath: hot-vater heat, gas and electricity:
beautiful modern bath and shower; nice
pERnY EssRss1'0no oioRkp 5iSM H' oo6fER. husband
Government employed, will share this
AT VERY REASONABLE RATES. Bus
and car service from front door. For de-
tails and inspection, see. phone or write
Mr.. JOHNSON. S27 N. Y. ave. NV.
National 97e7.
COLORED, TAI Fairmont ST. NV. Apt. 2
Comfortable room. next to bath; gentle
man.
COIORED ii3 r ST. -n.W.-Room In real
home: clean, comfortable; meni twin beds:
COTORED-I73B WILLARD ST. NV. Apt.
30l-Beautifully Furnished front room Tor
one pefson steadily employed; man pre-
fsrred.
Evening star., 1936-02-09
FOUNTAIN COURT.

rms, delicious meals. beautiful dining rm.;
select clientele. Private parking space.
Inkpection Invited. 3640 18th. Col. Sb2o.
Evening star., 1936-02-09

RADIO-PHONOGRAPH = Wen give you
$50 allowance for your old piano radio
or phonograph in trade latest 1886
model Atwater Kent all-wave combination
with automatic record changer; pay the
balance on easy terms kits. 1880 G ST.
Evening star., 1936-02-09
ROOMS-FURNISHED.

tn AND EUCLID N.W.-Gentlemen large
mt rm.; 3 windows: semi-bath in apt:
8 mo. Adams 9206-w. Sunday. or
Evening star., 1936-02-09
SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

OIL BURNER. monitor type; complete
with controls; perfect condition; will
sacrifice S75 man to install. Clev.
1855; Natl 1920
Evening star., 1936-02-09

229 End ST. SE.-2-RoOM APT. NEXT
to bath: adults. Also large front room
and kitchenette.
RN.--APARTMENTS-
Free Car and Guide Furnished.
National 1906 Evenings Atlantic 0l56.
ListinsS--90S 10th
Evening star., 1936-08-16

that casual about their wives but protected
by matrimony from showdowns with other
women" She jerked away from him and
vanished into the festive crowd, which had
sailed at midnight, proudly holding her
smartly-bonneted head erect. But in her
stateroom she blinked away tears, fumbled
for cigarette.
Lucia slept restlessly, with none of the
sense of finality she had expected when the
SEBASTIAN slid out of the harbor. She had re-
solved to find herself again, grope for her old
tenderness and sentiment, Danish the heart
less and amusing Lucia Christy which she
had become for Reilly and his crowd in New
Evening star., 1936-08-16

"Oh, here you are!' said mans voice.
Lucia opened her eyes, opened them wider
with surprise. Reilly stood before her with a
fearful girl clinging to his arm.
Lucia. may l present maiden in dis
tress - Miss Dulce Johnson?"
The maiden in distress, honey blonde of
not more than twenty-five. cried, Don't,
Reilly! DON'T"
Reilly ignored the tugging at his arm. He
gave Dulce an almost paternal glance of ex-
ASPIRATION and said, stop wrigglingr'
Lucia was touched by the girls panic. OBJ
viously, here was another heartache exposed
to t1ippant treatment.
Evening star., 1936-08-16

\ UCIA CHRISTY that was the name on
her passport, that was the name with
which she tagged her cynical little verses
- and advertising copy was fortunately
skilled in self-COntrol. The Sebastian was head
ing outward for the Statue of Liberty when
Reilly Duncan put his elbows next to hers
on the rail 1t was an awful shock
II see that she's still carrying the TORCH"
he observed, Coolly.
Turning, Lucia glimpsed elevated eyebrows,
a mouth qurked in an ironical smile
Too bad man cant check up on all
women SO easily she retorted.
She had thought she was leaving him be-
hind back there, somewhere in the blur Of
lights that was Manhattan. At the sight of
him, she could have burst into frank tears
of evaporation and relief. But it was clear
that he preferred to view their meeting as a
drawing room comedy Since Lucia had known
him, life had been stage to Reilly. Even at
this critical moment, the attitude persisted
'Well?" He reached for
her hand and held it trem-
bling in his Why didy you