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Evening star., 1937-04-16
Marriage Licenses.

Richard H. Malamphy. 26. New York, city.
and Mary E; Keane; 21. 1919 Park I'd;
Ebert L. Morgan %, Arlington, Va, and
Rev. H. J; Durham
sln f GS 5ez 1879 5'sEan que st. Rss saa
g. G Spottswood.
LAwrensen Correll, 80. New Brunswick.
iinston G allS n. !: Rev W: F. sc Mepoaen vel Dur
Floyd H. Buckner. go: and Ivy Johnson.
s5 both q stsnfan Richmond Rev BAL
I'd. and poris Z. Mcconnell. l9. 7s7
Park I'd Rev. Augustus Lewis
William F. Croyo: 26; and Myrtle e. Sibley.
Il both of 1912 3rd st. ne; Rev. A. r.
ws% Ms4e pss ssi:s f. e. e. 1s1a sI FIX FIX ST. and
Ernsst H Al Alien. en- sf' sSol Warren st. and
Floyd johnson, 20. aa6 Elm ST.; Rev.
rhoma; na AIdr11 LsfinS w,m IL 11o9 59th St
ave. ne; Rev. J. A. wheeler, o. y N'''
Clement H Mccormack % and Elizabeth
seH RufeIele eaafsP 9Rsh sf sht Great Falls Mont
Bost. "a. 1882 5th st.; Rev. E. B. swim
Gurnsy BLANCHARD. ~ woodland. n G..
judge r. E Mattinsly.
James E. Leon; 30; 1885 Morse st. ne. and
ne; Rev. J. H. Lansineer.
James M England As. Hanover. Va. and
hIlsI tiIiisn ve p. southTo1th 40, Bowling
BENJAMIN Wooden. 81. sds 3rd st. and
Gusse NJ Williams. 81. s21 4th st.. Rev.
John y J Hahensg. HeahheasR' s5 and Elizabeth Tate.
=. T. tPoaI, both of Madison, Va; judge r. E.
Arhur Fs sSa ass, ss,r.2 Esrh
City. Pa: Rev H M Hennie
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Traffic Convictions
THIRD-oFFENsE SPEEDING.
idney Bloom, Maryland, $40.

Sidney Bloom, Maryland, $40.
SECOND -OFFENSE SPEEDING.
Franklin c. German, Virginia, SIS.
Paul E. Tolson, End, Maryland, SIS.
Oscar z. Edwards, ITO Fifty-third
street northeast, SIS.
Alphone Drakeford, BOT M street
southwest, $40.
Paul j. McVeary, 1888 Gale street
northeast, $40.
Walter A. Rath, 44oo Brandywine
street, $40.
FIRST -OFFENSE SPEEDING.
Ralph E. Mullendore, 2123 I street,
IS.
Archie r. Benson, 1914 Thirteenth
street, IS.
George F. Keyton, s11 Third street
northeast, S..
Henry E. Beuchler, 121l Decatur
street, IS.
George W. Dorsey, Maryland, IS.
Maurice B. Love, 1885 H street
northeast, IS.
Nick Reed, 5307 Banks place, IS.
George w. Besley, Virginia, IS.
Jack B. Midyetti, 124 Webster
street, IS.
Joseph A. Norris, 2sO7 Monroe
street northeast, S..
Myer Blanken, Ills Eighth street,
IS.
William M. Yates, 1914 Monroe
street northeast, $5.
William R. Ham, 2401 Calvert street,
IS.
Robert Pettigrew, HOO Bladensburg
road northeast, IS.
George E. Irwin, 3o4 Taylor street,
IS.
Settle Headley, 66 D street, S..
Edward E. Kennedy, IL G street
southeast, $40.
Philip j. Rosen, 741s Georgia
avenue, IS.
Allen Baer, $3.50 Connecticut av-
enue, IS.
Jesse H. Pratt, A Pierce street, IS.
Elsie E. Meyer, st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital, $40.
Frederick J. Gray, 22o7 Hamilton
street, IS.
Thomas Walker, $50 Callan street
northeast IS.
Albert c. King 3240 N street, IS.
Francis E. Burgess, Maryland, IS.
Victoria Gallo, 908 Twentieth street
northeast, IS.
Charles P. Drew, 510la Second street
southeast, IS.
Maiben E. Gordon, Maryland, IS.
Johnston w, Gray. New York. S5
Earl N. Honiller, 261 Fourteenth
place northeast, IS.
Franklin N Parks, no address given,
$40.
Woodrow r. Wilson, 2lOs Third
street northeast, IS.
Theodore Meske, 1922 Sixteenth
street northeast, IS.
Ernest De Francis, 9l3 Eleventh
street northeast, IS.
Myles w. Benner, 1905 Bledensburg
road northeast, $40.
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Service Orders.
ARMY.

Fleming, Lieut.. Col. Philip B., Engi-
neer Corps, office chief Of Engineers,
to st. Paul. Mimi, July l.
Cousins, Lieut.. Col. Ralph P, Air
Corps, Army War College, to Langley
Field, Va.
Walker, Lieut.. Col Walton H., In
fantry. Vancouver Barracks, Wash, to
War Department general staff, Au-
gust S.
Hale, Lieut.. COL Willis H., Air Corps,
Boiling Field, to Panama Canal De-
partment, September IL.
Brown, Maj. Richard Even, Spe-
cialist Reserve, New York City, to Of
flee chief signal officer, April 10.
Koenig, Capt. Emil Louis, Signal
Corps Reserve, Brooklyn, N. Y, to Of
flee chief signal officer, April 1s.
Carle, Maj. Charles D., Infantry,
Fort George G. Meade, Md, to Balti-
more, June 80.
De Gravelines, Capt. Kyrl L. F.,
Coast Artillery, Fort Monroe, Va, to
Panama Canal Department, Au-
gust 25
Ward, Capt. Edgar r. c., Coast
Artillery, to Fort Monroe, Va, upon
completion of his present tour of for
eign service.
Wolfe, Capt. Walter j., Coast Artil-
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NAVY.

Adams, Comdr. John c. (M. c., de-
tached U. s. 8. Quincy, to B. M. and
S.
Baker. Comdr. Charles K, detached
q. s. 8. Edsall, to General Board,
Navy Department..
Berry, Comdr. Howard B., detached
naval operations, to U. 8. s. West
Virginia; May.
Butterfeld, Lieut.. Comdr. Ralph E.,
detached Naval Academy, to U. s. g..
Tuscaloosa; May.
Carter, Lieut.. Comdr. Grayson B.,
detached Bureau OF Navigation, to
U. S. S. Tennessee; May.
Cloughley. Lieut.. Comdr. Sterling
T., detached Naval Academy, to U. s..
S. Detroit; May.
DoWnes, Lieut.. Comdr. Willard NJ,
detached Naval Academy, to U. S. s.
West Virginia; May.
Gillian, Lieut.. Comdr. Martin j.. jr.
detached Navy Yard, Philadelphia,
Pa, to U. S. S. Saratoga; May.
Bailey, Lieut.. William B., detached
Naval Academy, to U. S. S. Simpson;
May.
Cameron, Lieut.. Thomas S., de-
tached Naval War College, Newport,
R. l., to naval operations; May IA.
Barbot, Lieut.. Leon j., detached
hydro office, to U. s. s. Herbert; June.
Belding, Lieut.. Leland J. (M. O.,
detached Naval Medical School, to
Naval Academy; May 8.
Clexton, Lieut.. Edward W., detached
Naval Aircraft Factory, Philadelphia,
Pa, to Bureau Of Aeronautics; May is.
Dudley, Lieut.. Clayton r., detached
Naval Academy, to U. s. S. Indian
apolis; May.
Evening star., 1937-04-16
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

TODAY.
Oyster Supper, Gavel Chapter,
o. E. S., Northeast Masonic Temple,
4:30 pm.
Dance, South Carolina State So
ciety, Shoreham Hotel, 9 pm.
Meeting, New York State Democratic
Club, Hamilton Hotel, 8 pm.
Dance, Mississippi State Society,
2400 Sixteenth street, 8 pm.
Dance, Trinity College Alumnae,
Mayflower Hotel, 10 pm.
Dance, Our Lady Of Victory Church,
Bannockburn Country Club, 10 pm.
Dance, Taft Junior High School,
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lery, Fort Monroe, Va, to Virginia
Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg, Au-
gust 1.
Peddicord, First Lieut.. Everett D.,
Coast Artillery, to Fort Monroe, Va,
upon completion Of his present tour
Of foreign service.
Each Of the following first lieuten-
ants, Coast Artillery, from Fort Mon
roe, Va, to Panama Canal Depart
ment, August IS: Frederick T. Berg.
Clifton L. MacLachlan, P. Francis
Passarella.
Wait, Second Lieut.. Louis Sanford,
Air Corps Reserve, to Langley Field,
Va, April 16.
Evening star., 1937-04-16
WILLIAM VOIGHT DEAD
Bethesda Resident, rs, Buried in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.

BETHESDA, Nd, April 1e (Spe-
ciaD Funeral services for William @,
Voight, rs, lifelong resident of this
1cinity, whose death occurred Tues
day, were held at the funeral home
OF w. Reuben Pumphrey here yes
terday. Rev. William B. Waters OF
Rockville officiating. Burial was ir
Cedar Hill Cemetery, Washington.
Mr.. Voight was one OF the best
known residents Of this section. Fol
many years he was q motorman TO,
the Washington Railway 81 Electric
Co.
Evening star., 1937-04-16

Farm Extension Bill Approved.
Ey the Associated Press.
The Senate Agriculture Committee
has approved bill by Senator Bank
head, Democrat, of Alabama, author
izing a $2,58O,000 appropriation for
vocational agricultural extension work.
1t would be in addition to expenditures
under existing legislation.
Evening star., 1937-04-16
WILL PAY TRIBUTE

Marcia Burns Chapter of D. A. R.
to Honor Dead.
The Marcia Burns Chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton will pay tribute to two of its past
members in a memorial service at
the graves of the late Miss Mary
Stewart and ner sister, the late Mrs.
Caroline K. Rice, tomorrow at pm.
in Rock Creek Cemetery.
Mrs. Minnie Ashbrook Tull, the
regent, will preside at the services,
which will dedicate D. A. r. marker.
Evening star., 1937-04-16
Starving Horde Eats Vines.

Many Of the 10000, 900 famine
stricken people in Honan Province Of
China are living on kind of bread
made from roots and vines.
Evening star., 1937-04-16
Diamond Starts Rush.

1cctors are flocking to the spot
lie interior Of British Guiana where
diamond weighing 203 carats was
found recently.
Evening star., 1937-04-16

Dance, Polish Club Of Washington
and P. N. A. group, No. 848, Stans-
bury Hall, 1892 Georgia avenue, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1937-04-16

Dance, Women Of the Moose, 1914
I street, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1937-04-16

Meeting, Daughters OF Colonial
Wars, Mayflower Hotel, pm.
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Eighteenth and Perry streets nor,
east, $3.50 pm.
TOMORROW.

east, $3.50 pm.
TOMORROW.
Luncheon, American Society Of
Newspaper Editors, Willard Hotel, !
pm.
Meeting, Daughters OF Colonial
Wars, Mayfower Hotel, 2p.m.
Dance, Polish Club OF Washington
and P. N. A. group, No. 848, Stans-
bury Hall, 1892 Georgia avenue, 8 pm.
Meeting, Texas State Society, May
flower Hotel, 8 pm.
Dinner, Panama Canal Society,
Mayfiower Hotel, $50 pm.
Dance, Georssia State Society
shoreham Hotel, $50 pm.
Meeting, Biological Society Of WASH
ington, Cosmos Club, 3 pm.
Dance, Women Of the Moose. 1914
street, 8 pm.
Dance, Social Security Board Union,
Hall Of Nations, Washington Hotel, Q
pm.
Dance. Beta Phi Zeta Sorority,
Broadmoor Hotel, 10 pm.
Evening star., 1937-04-16

Meeting, Texas State Society, May
flower Hotel, pm.
Evening star., 1937-04-16

Meeting, Biological Society Of WASH
ington, Cosmos Club, pm.
Evening star., 1937-04-16

Dinner, Panama Canal Society,
Mayf1ower Hotel, $50 pm.
Evening star., 1937-04-16

Luncheon, American Society Of
Newspaper Editors, willard Hotel, !
pm.
Evening star., 1937-04-16

Dance, Social Security Board Union,
Hall Of Nations, Washington Hotel, 9
pm
Evening star., 1937-04-16

Dance. Georgia State Society,
Shoreham Hotel, $50 pm.
Evening star., 1937-04-16

Dance, Beta Phi Zeta Sorority
Broadmoor Hotel, 10 pm.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
(@dluB fOIgt.)
Sn ber Dprf{6uIe.

Sn Der 0orfidule 1T Geographic
itunbe. Der @hulmeiiter bat ioeben
feline gr3dbluns BON Der Gntoedung
Mmeritds bur9 G6riitOpb Columbus
beenoet unD ri1tet nun on feline 3Ogs
hinge bic Trase:
,Wer 0 Gu9 lam mir bic Sc
fni9te BON Columbus pie6erboltn9"
2unge pauIs. teine 9unb erhebt fiG.
rNd, bat benn 3einer bon Sud oufs
gepoBt, fam mir Geiner Die 9ei4iHts
pieberer5Gblen2"
Mieber bebt iid feline 9unb. pa
plOBli9 erbebt Iid auf Der lsBtsn Nant
Der tlsine peter. Der fonIt 9erabe tsts
ner Der Rliielten 1T.
rSebt. Der peter fat dufgepoBt.
ga, bos frsut mid BON Dir, Deter,
baB Du es peiBt. Nun er5dhle aber
ben Anbsrn bie@eldi9te reAt biibf4."
Mit berI9miBtsm 2d@eln ssbsbt ii9
peternen unb ipri4t:
.NOn Columbus ipsiB i'd ni4ts.
Gerr2sbrer. obsr ID muB nal must
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03

Ntnt Der fh1ne Sob Grau Mla'
bursts mar Is. Der bic @rdfin RsnnB
70 tef9dftigts, ibre @ebanfen peiltn
BEL benz anpnDmen Mobttbdter, unb
Der Wunf9, ben Ie Idon Dor flint
Sabren gsbsgt bate. bds @ebeimniB
gu erariinoen, erDa9te in ibr nit neuer
@spaIt. Gs CAB aIfo jemonben, Der
puBts, bdB bas Riub in N%ennDzim=
Bu19 aufpu9s9 8er mar oiefsr
ismonb?
Sinh bic bunbert Trantsn ale
Wpnat geI9idt ipOrbsn9"
Sang rsselmdBie! pier iub ale
Coupons. Die Jrau grdfin tann ic
nuh5abIen.4
vGine berpideItsrt GsI@idse lit mir
nod ME pDreetommen," fliFsrts iis.
r@us iOaen mir tbun, 9srr Was
buret9"
vD6s, mas i'd meiner drrlen 8erz
bli9enen berfprDhen babe. Sd fUerbe
bic Mlutter bes Rleineu Iuden, Biz ID
fie finbe."
limb tpie tDpuen sic bos a~nIteneng"
rOb. es tpirb niHt gar 70 fHwierig
fein; meme 6rau Bat mir f9On sefogt,
tpis i'd es angreifen fOu. Sintin. 3us
tan unb ih, mir MAIDEN uns duf bic
@anberfmaft. Mir s~rtunbisen uns
iiberdn, no es SAl0Hsr gibt. Oh bort
nidt elm Rinb abbonben getcmmen
1T. 1intin nirb fi9 freili4 ni4t
mebr erinnsrn, mobl aber Der 9unb,
unb i'm tpirb ma aud lei4t nieber
trfennen. 6unbe DerGnbern iid ni4t
70 f9nel, pie Rinber. Man tpirb mir
tpObI Iugen t0nnen. no es cine S4loBz
herrin gibt, beren Rleiner ertrunten
lit. sic fOnen lebsr, Trau @rdfin,
Die Mufgdbe, bic i1 mir fteue, 1T gar
ni9t 70 i9ner 3u l0Fen."
Gnt3iidt Iaufdte iie Ieinen MOrten.
.Das lift ia fein aasgetliigelt, mas
@ie ba Dor baden, better 6err Mdz
buret! Bleibsn Sic DOrlIufig nit
Sintin un6 Sutan Bel uns. Mas bds
@elb betrifft, 10 fonnten sic bod rlnt
i'm Grnite sluuben. baB Id es 5uridz
nebmen ipiirbe. dber fd0n BON Sbnen
bleibt es, baB sic es mir dngebotsn
bubsu. Menn Sic nod mebr bebiir>
fen?"
sd bants. grau grafin! SD be-
fibs ms6r, aIs i'd n0tbig babe, bsnn
meme Grau bat bas gauge @elo, bds
fs i'm 2aufe Der flint Sabre erbalten
bat, aufgeboben. Sic bat ni4ts, gar
ni9ts fit iid psrbrou8t."
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03

rsi1li@sn Spsnben an bus unbetunnts
8inb gsbobt. aber gsgen romanbaftC
unb unbebadte GGritts, pie 9u Ts
DOr5ubabsn f9einit, tpirbs ib Elm
ernftli9ss 0sto sinlegsn. Sci 10 gut
unb fage aud ni9t elm Wort, bag uus
DISQUALIFICATION su5ieben f0nnts."
sd iperbe DID in teiner MeiIs
blOBFsnsn, 5erbsrt, absr i9 babe msis
mem ormsH Tinoslfinbe 5tlfe unb
unterffiibung Derfprphen unb bin bod
ni9t umfont feline Y1tbin."
.21ue fir bos Rinb, mas Du piuit,
obsr laTe msinen Jrsunb Ro9sburs
aus benz SpisIe, bas 1T msin IsBtes
Mort."
sgut, ia Oerfprtae Dir, uidts gu
fdsen."
.4uf bies gerIpre9en bin, msin lie
bes Rinb, fam i9 in uIer aubs abb
%rsilsn."
s4breiftni @Obin?"
ND ia, i9 bate Dir nod gar nidts
boOon sefast; i'd muB morgsn Guf un=
efdbr asbn Sage fort, cine bumme
@eihi9te! Muf einem meinsr Meier=
b0fs in Der Rormanbie 1T Elm Dad
sinsefiir5t unb Bat Wisb erf9lasen;
Oh i'd Oafar uuf5atonsnen babe, ers
faeint mir SipeiFtIbdft. sd min es an
Orr nnb @teae untsr7nhsn."
sd cOnbolire ber5li4, Iieber
Mann!~
Gum Slid fir bic tlsine grGfiH
unb lire pIGns bsmertte ibr Munn ben
Spot ni4t.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
XVII.

Die 6traooin bon Mortasnep>lrs
eelD oab felt elmer 8ierteIfunbe 3eis
den lebbdfteiter ungebuIb. Sic erOff@
nete ni9t germ cine giBung, fclange
zines Der Mitglieber bes @ereinsuus~
fAuTes oler Qebensart unb pintt>
li9teit gum EroB auf iiA tDdrten lieB.
,Ditle feline Bertha 1T unuusitebs
lid" meinte ie drserIid. Sin Dsrs
aoqenes RinD, oos feinen ernIten @e@
banten i'm Ropfe bat. Sd bin iibers
aeuat, ie p~ertr6heIt ibre 3eit mieber
NIT SpiBen unb 46nbern."
,Wesbdlb aud Ii1 nit ernften DIM
oen btfaTen9" tponbte Der Murquis
bDn Mtracibe nit @~rabesitimme elm.
,Rann biefe einfGltisits uler Melten
Derlansen, ernft6aft genOmmsn gu
merben2"
.Gs sntTpri9t @r6fin Nennbs alz
ter" lieB Der General ii9 hOren, rober
ri9tiger gefast ibrer Sugeub, bas 2e<
ben ergOBli9 5u finben."
,Menn aae Melt Der Mnfi9t mare"
Ihalt bic 6er3ogin, .pas iOlIte aus
unferem @erein werben9 Geben sic
ids bic 8orDnin 2Onebure an, aud
lie bat i9re Sprsen, trOBbem 1T fie tets
bic erIte auf BEN poiten, immer uuf=
Opfernb unb 6ingebenb. Sd bin gliid<
lid, ibr Dor aaer Melt bieies glGnz
aenbe 3engniB ousFtelen gu tOmner.
Ni4t mabr, liebe @aronin, Sic baben
f9on nit ben Detorateuren gefprO<
den? OIauben Sic, baB bic bon uns
geplante Oper fi9 Obne du5u sroBe
Soften inIeeniren laHen pirb2"
SD babe einen genauen ueberf9Idg
oema9t," beri9tsts 8aronin Ro4ez
bure, .unb tpenn Sic punf4en, lefe i'd
Sbnen bas NeIultat Dor"
ugaein, nein. tparten mir lieber nod
einen Muqenblid! Bertha BON NennD
lit 3tuar cine ~uniiberlegte tleine Yerfon,
aber trobbem Elm nidtiges Witglieb
unYeres 0ereins, bas BEL Museaben 5u
mobltbdtigen 3peden niht fur9t, ia
Togar GROCER MufOpfsrung fdhig 1T.
mir biirfen aud ni1t bersehen, baB
lie Dor finf Sdbrsn ihr Yuluis gu Der
Rirmeb bergab, unb Der Gurten bel
bie5er Gelegenbeit total 5erfampft
murDe. Gs mare unbantbdr, nenn
mir ni6t elm tpenig Nudii9t auf lie
nebmen tpiirben. Daau TT fie febr eles
qant unb hibf1, mas uns BEL Der
SbeaterbpriteIlung BON NuBen letn
nirb. Nidt tp0br. 6err @%eneral9"
Der alte 6err bate ni9t 3ett gu
anttporten, benn bic Delinquentin trdt
Toeben, biib5ner unb anmutbiger, ais
ie in ben Nabmen Der Shir. Reiner
Der MnneIenben, nidt einmdl Der
Singer Gdopenbauers, bate meAr ben
Mufb, bic @tirne 3u run3eln, unb bic
iible Qaune Der 0er5ogin bon Mor<
taqnenz Mrgeln mid einem liebenstDir=
bigen 8egriBunsslGdeln.
xgnbli9, mstne liebe Bertha! Wir
meinten I9on Obne Sic an bic Mrbeit
geben 3u miRen!"
.gie perben mir psr3eiben. 9eraOs
ain, Iobalb Sic bDren. tuas fir cine
6b1onberli9e @sididte mir tpiberf0bs
rem 1T.
.Grinnern sic ii9 nod bes tleinen
Ginbeltinbes. mad beHen S9idial Sic
mid einmal fragten, unb Sic, 0err
Baron bon Miracibe. pihen sic nod,
trie sic un5ern Damsn bic Mrtifel i'm
Rir9li9en Mnaeigsr unb Der Ganfdrs
Evening star., 1937-11-07
WEEK
The Girl With Honest Eyes

quietly. saying nothing Stuart. Renee
and MacIvers. She put hand on
each of theirs and put her head back
against the cushion. her eyes closed.
"If say thank you to you two" she
whispered. lit won't mean what l feel.
May l just say nothing and sit here =
and have you both know what is in
side of me for you?" They took her
hands and held them tightly.
MacIvers took them out to his
house above Dobbs Ferry. A tiny
place of white clapboards and holly
hooks and square clipped yew hedge
that closed it off from the world. There
was little brick paved garden court
in back where they had luncheon
under yellow awning and sat after
wards in deep chairs looking out across
the valley of the Hudson.
For the moment everything was so
far away from them - everything but
the clean green freshness Of that gar
den court and the blue haze of the
river below, that there were no words
in them for anything They sat there.
three people, with present moment
around them that was infinitely en-
joyable, with the dead knowledge just
behind their minds that the span of it
was 50 short that they must take it
evenly and slowly and squeeze the last
faint drop of life from it. for they
would never have it again.
The girl broke it. She sat there. her
head back against the back of the
chair. looking up at the water-blue Of
the sky, her hands folded in her lap.
1T will be pleasant to 60 away now -
after this. l shan't ever mind it. Will
you both remember that for me,
please?"
Stuart March stood up abruptly
and walked to the hedge, without
looking at her. In that moment he felt
the cold hand of defeat upon him.
Stuart" the girl said, II won't
have one of those trials. ! won't beg for
freedom with the argument that I'm
a woman. There won't be any dignity
Evening star., 1937-11-07
FREEZONE
MG!Gg T1a(3V7C9
That Refuse to "Stay Put"

That Refuse to "Stay Put"
When natural teeth are replaced
by artificial teeth, the firm ridge on
which the plate rests eventually re-
serbs to such an extent that the plate
Is no longer properly supported. An
annual visit to the dentist Is the best
way to keep dental plates readapted
to these continually changing mouth
conditions.
And to avoid embarrassment, dis
comfort and unnatural appearance,
never appear In public without
sprinkling FASTEETH, the new,
alkaline powder, on your plates.
FASTEETH makes dental plates
stay securely in place, and checks
acid soreness, burning, rash, or Of
fensive "denture breath" No thin
ming or washing out -
no gummy, pasty taste or
feeling. All druggists sell N@
FASTEETH.
Evening star., 1937-11-07
AND RELIEVE PAIN QUICKLY
koso1ins Section

and Relieve PAIN QUICKLY
Just put few drops of Freezone on
that aching corn and you'll make the
wonderful discovery many thousands
have made. Pain is quickly relieved.
And soon the corn gets so loose you
can lift it right of with your fingers.
You'll agree that it's a quick, easy
way to relieve pain and remove hard
and soft corns, even corns between
the toes. Any druggist will sell you
bottle Of Freczone for a few cents.
Try it.
Evening star., 1937-11-07

WTHEN YOUR dull, tired. upset, head
w achy due to constipation, don't
take chances on making bad matters
worsei Remember, no other type of
laxative CAN do exactly what FEEN-
A-MINT does! 1t safeguards against
trouble in 8 special ways:
NO STOMACH UPSKT-you don't
Il swallow y heavy. bulky dose !:
there's nothing to burden your
overworked digestion.
CHEWING AIDS DICESTION-the
chewing increases the flow of the
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life and forget about me, please"
He said, Renee"
you told me in the cab that first
night that l could never lie to you.
But could. Stuart. Look at my eyes,"
What about your eyes?"
I'm going to tell you something
while you look at them - something
that you don't know - that you
wouldn't believe from anyone but me.
Something that the district attorneys
Office knows and that everyone else in
New York believes. Something that
can be proven and will be ="
There was deadness in his arms
suddenly and he felt for second that
if he tried to speak he wouldn't be
able to. There in the darkness of Mac
Ivers' garden, ghosts were suddenly
between them. and his heart went cold
with the cool passing of them.
Tell me, Renee" he said.
II was Sanger's girl" she said.
quietly, land dozen mems girl before
him. CoOdby, Stuart"
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