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FRIDAY AFTERNOOX
PAGE TWO
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 15, 1937,
GAINESVILLE DAILY REGISTER, GAINESVILLE, TEXAS.
How’s Your Health
Folks Are Funny
Man About
Manhattan
2
gOpics
(
••
School Auditorium
E
Three months la
presented
ursday evening
I
Maude Adams
I
FLASHES
“There.1
1
OF LIFE
harmless parties, and masquerad-
coat? Honey, dear, I want
uled as much as a week before
will the observance be several days
ciate and to act accordingly.
By
"Unless what?
. You don't want
you,’ Nina? .
, Smile Awhile
saw, but one lad wore a headgear, home.
Indian maiden b
ing of an
warrior brav
Maude Adams craze, withdrawing
tu- |
for his maiden.
since then she has queened it in
famous role, of course, was “Peter
A Salesman’s Luck
about as hard as a mosquito, and der he’d ever seen.
A salesman in a Montreal firm was dismissed be-
which has always surrounded her
the foot of your
and "L’Aiglon." She appeared in
1,151 times.
In the days
when stage-door •
their 'attentions.
%
In Other Days
since Lake City. Her mother carried her
Late Deaths
New-
commis-
C
L. C. Hulett of Era. was a daller tional Safety Congress at Kansas
tained tat the
WILLIAM LINCOLN NOBLE
Lin-
WE golden-red leaves of the hard maple tree
are
symbols of salvation to a sizable portion of our
enfi
pi
and contests
existed. She was glad. She wanted
ran Thought
Contem
remain in the city several days.
garette Beverly.
Register, Oct. 15, 1922)
necessitates
J. F. Nichols an l the honore
GARNISH
FOR SOI PS
some day these unfortunate victims of
is served.
soup just as it
week. •
Miss Edith Bennett has return-
Texas Progress
LIQUOR AND AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS IN
(
4 *
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j
are
Southwest.
Asked what would follow if me-
Oct.
i'
night unmistakably warned Italy
fore it made approp
More than 3,000 foreign
corporations have branch of-
fices in Dallas to serve the
fered by Ish-ti-Opi were of
* origin including one reques
ed to Denton after a visit here
with Miss Mabel Cole. Miss Cole
That was right . . . where was
the gun he was going to have re-
name.
Indeed, she was a veritable her-
i Indian Baritone
J Gives a Pleasing
Concert in City
thrown together drink, but it cre-
ated tan atmosphere.
bers of commerce of West Texas and East
Texas, should read with satisfaction the ef-
fective manner in which that vast area was
BOOK CL
GUESTSf
down tat Abercrombie’s. Tie fore-
arm needs repairing . . . Nina can
ondition which exists as the
iat Governor Allred, who is
a
on
much at fault for th,
governor. We recall
15 (AP).—Foreign Secretary An-
thony Eden in a strong speech to-
played. refreshm ents of punci
cake were serve i to Francis
Drunkards to Get
‘Chain Gang’ Terms
he Land of t
and one of h
"Love Song
I Ziegler prese
o numbers, in
wwn writing, "1
juite of the Flo
showing the
> of the tribe
ought of the
n. Helen Nic
Muriel Brint,
Nina’s arm through his.
“Well, now, perhaps you’ll ex-
The body requires 3,000 calories
a day for nourishment.
emoon.
After games
HALLOWE’EN
SEASON NEARS
LACK OF GRID
EQUIPMENT
CHANGING THE
STREET NAMES
exhausted'
Spain.
of five songs., v
French, showin
the quality (
paired ?
Nina felt first hot then cold.
First of
Progra:
6
splendid col
, prominent or
f Los Angele
America s
from his hoc
rors for those who have been freed from a relent-
less affliction by a drop in the merucry.
Richard kisses Nina, slowly on
the lips, tomorrow. -
Mediation to Be Tried
HYDE PARK, N. Y.. Oct. 15
A general in the United States
army earns $8,000 per year.
< DOROTHY SANDLIN
IS ENTERTAINED
Celebrating r er t welfth i
There is still another point to bear in mind:
The lower I. Q. individual is more likely to stay
within his own pasture arid not wander off into
across the stage in a drama called
“The Lost Child.”
________
___ s6.00
15 Years Ago
(From the files of the
enough to come in out of the rain.”
In this way he defines intelligence in terms of
competence to appreciate what is required in a given
situation and to act accordingly. Many an individual
with a relatively low I. Q. is by that test of experi-
ence shown to be more intelligent than his brother
with a higher I. Q. However, this is likely to be the
nected in the faintest wav with a :
wor’d that had her stepfather in I
it.
(Copyright, 1937. Margaret Her-
zog).
advance -
One gear in
advance _
She hired a maid who closely re-
she: sembled her, and while the maid
add new
TO YOU
Terrorism
(Continued From Page One*
Texas Power
& Light Co.
“TOUR ELECTRIC
SERVANT”
ten her tongue.
He took her hand and traced
with his finger, a little blue vein
at her wrist, to where it disap-
war
“if"
By the Associated Press
ROBERT UNDERWOOD
JOHNSON
8
GLAMOUR
R HAE
my back ...”
“Surely. What dress
these many months are once more in view.
Neither April’s showers nor December’s soft
snows can stir the hearts of these hay-fever suf-
ferers as do the multi-colored leaves bidding their
summer boarding house adieu. Blizzards hold no ter-
i for you, too.”
I She said, quickly, softly: “You’re
1 : bad for me," and could have bit-
The Charitable Man: Blessed is
he that considereth the poor; the
Lord will deliver him in time of
trouble.— Psalms 41:1.
went in . . . leaving it open. ___________, _______ ____,
“How do you know? Does she that Britain patience is “well nigh
dress you every evening, too?" ......
Broadway.
The most famous of
more active curiosity.
But all this still does not define intelligence. It
should, however, serve to illustrate the complex na-
ture of that which we term intelligence and to dis-
courage the uncritical use of the word.
Tomorrow—Intelligence and Inhibition
I . members of th
’ club in her hd
„cism in the statement, long
ago demanded that th legislature provide funds be-
fh"e .♦ mi----priaions. The good sense of that
made a target for ci
, L and costumi
B the sincere I
Mr Ziegler’s playing of t
dian numbers furnished the.
DAILY REGISTER
BY MAIL OUTSIDE OF Cooke, Grayson, Denton.
Montague or W ise counties. Texas, and Love county.
now called an allegry will be able to enjoy
one of the most delightful seasons of the year —
in the opinion of non-sufferers.
Medical scientists report some progress in the
study of hay-fever. A few states have taken steps
to destroy* ragweed and other pollen-producing
grasses. Perhaps some day it will not be necessary
for the hay-fever victim to resort to ignominious
flight to pollen-free areas. -Waterloo (Iowa) Cour-
ier.
T: A
diation in the Sino-Japanese
failed, he said that ws an
question.
Editorial and Business Office, 308 East California St
Members of the Associated Press, Texas Press Asso-
ciation, Texas Daily Press League and International
Circulation Managers’ Association, National Editorial
Association, Southern Newspaper Publishers' Asso-
itation.
Entered at the Gainesville (Texas) Postoffice
as second-class matter.
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.Z0TOS
PERMA NENT
Machineless Waves
$5 . $6.50 . . $10
Machine Waves
$3 .. $5 .. $7.50
ELIZABETH
He was standing before a long ,
lisburg and Miss Cassie Robert-
son, of Gainesville are among the
Cooke county club girls who are
spending several da vs at te en-
campment at the Dallas Fair this
GAINESVILLE DAILY REGISTER
AND MESSENGEn
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EXCEPT SUNDAY
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RS. HARD
‘Thank you . . . sweet thing,”
he said softly, and pressed her
palms against his face, forta mo-
ment. -
Over his shoulder, in the mirror,
Nina could see her mother put-
you that in so many words.
On the foreign situation, the
his president said it was sheer guess-
work as to what the United States
Uh-hmm. Want something?"
Yes. Button this stiff shirt up
sons left forwarding addresses seeking addi-
tional information about West Texas. Mo-
’Point where she will teach school
at Cak Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Derrick and
son, spent today in Dallas visiting
the Fair.
Mrs. A. G. McClure is visiting
relatives in Jacksboro this week.
romantic comedy, but Peter Ma- |
son, who knew her better perhaps j
than any living person, declared j
he would believe it only when she
advanced before the footlights. .
OWPANH
By MARGARET GUION HERZOG V (
mit, even at the height of the
year. inasmuch as it falls on Sun-
day.
newspapers
)
our ac-
• Peggy Jo Sandl
* " Wanda Savage.
Johnnie Ray Sandlin, Mr.ahd
scrimmage, and they hit the line was the first motor scooter offen- Pan.” Others which strengthened
about as hard as a mosquito, and der he’d ever seen, the aura of theatrical greatness
its place are carnivals.
to keep him separate—not con-
want him to.” Asked at a press conference if
“Darling, you’re adorable. Just mediation was a fair assumption
right.” ’ to be drawn from his “fireside”
“And be an angle and powder radio speech last Tuesday night,
the president remarked he said
Hallowe’en, so that conflicts are
at a minimum, and particularly
NEED HARMONY
IHE greatest need in Texas today is for harmony
I among the various tax-paying groups in bring-
ing about constructive reforms in state and lo-
cal governments and the economical conduct of pub-
lic affairs. The conduct of our state government on
a basis similar to those in Nebraska and Virginia
would not only save millions, but would give us
better government and make unnecessary any
other tax levies for years to come.—Consumer-Re-
tailer Tax Digest.
in Suite
presented an I
g which Ish 1
last group of I
■ Indian drama t
f the tribal
ved by the aud
i with a hear’]
trants for a corn shucking contest.; Her first stage appearance was
found few farm boys knew how. ' at the age of nine months in Salt
feverishly, day for a visit to their old home corner, Kansas vehicle
in Missouri. sicner, drove safely to
a now famous
Slide trombones have been in
use since the 16th century.
An old man who buys
a young wife deserves to
have his money spent.
- - - - reduce the casualities in football, eign soil.
Plain Why you vc been avoiding protective devices are encouraged. This year, as usual, the band
me lately. Things have coma to a including headgear, shoulder pads, polished up and- tuned up for the
pretty pass, when I have to in- and trousers constructed with trip to Amherst and
vent an errand to be alone with
you!”
The lads had '.'grown up”
For Cinderella.”
the last crop was raised in 1932.
I Drought and grasshoppers de-
. stroyed the corn four successive
Daily years.
wo’
an expertly
ond, will you, while
and in
“That you. Nina?” . was going to do in the future.
Instinctively, she drew her neg j
ligee closer tabout her.
- . • VI HA LUU VV35- VG--E M— 3FVULO —dJ-
“I'm only going to Bergdorf’s on jin advance of the actual day this
57th street: . . ”
Clendon, Mary
and trousers constructed with trip to Amherst and the game
kidney, pads, hip pads and other with Massachusetts State. Ar-
protection. rangements fell through at the'
But in the particular game we last minutes and the band stayed
will leave this week for Pilot
piano artist's hands in action.
g A mirror designed to make the
pianist's hands visible from every
quarter of the hall will be used
this season. Sponsors sid it will
make seats on the right side of the
house as desirable as those on the
left.
hurry . . . oh. and that reminds (A P) .—President Roosevelt said
me, hand me my combination, will today in substance, that an at-
vou. Nina? . . . that white one. tempt of mediation of the Sino-
Richard will be out of his dressing Japanese conflict would be the
room in a minute. He has no ide first step of the nine-power sig-
how fat I really am, and I don't natories at Brussels.
much better than
Various police departments have devised special
examinations to obtain objective evidence of drunk-
enness. Cften these include physical examination,
particularly blood analysis, test of the eye pupils and
pulse and temperature checks. Sometimes a photo-
graph of the jovial tippler is made, with his consent:
and in the presence of witnesses and his answers
to questions are recorded.
Drunken driving is responsible for the least ex-
cusable of all types of highway accidents. One of the
hardest problems in attaining traffic safety is to re-
move all intoxicated persons from the steering
wheels of motor cars. TDallas News.
| $-------
coin Noble. 77, former president of
the University of Illinois Board of
Trustees and of the Illinois Medi-"
cal Society.
Word of God ]
the American theater. Her most
the back for me, will you? ... I ■ ------
say, Honey, let’s sack Marie and Britain Warns Italy
eries of Mt
is Presents
ing.” i
Richard was still smiling as he
said: “ You know, Nina ... I think
I could be—most awfully—good
« By the Associated Press
COINCIDENCE?
STORRS. Conn.- Music is sup-
posed to be inspirational, but at
Connecticut State college they’re
tJot so sure. ?
Connecticut State started back |
in 1935 to send its band along
against Catalonia in northeast
Spain, evidently planning to try
to smash the government resist-
ance in northern Spain "as quickly
as possible.
When he fell asleep in the stu-
dent lounge, a freshman, unable
to resist the “hot foot" tempta-
CHICAGO. Dr. William
at “intervention” in
would make
come back
tion pictures made Of towns and cities in the cause of a lack of courtesy to customers. A month
- area, were shown by the W‛CC and the vis-' later the sales-manager spotted him walking about
ual instruction department of the University jnneP,olsa aniformjes-ssenzgurhave joined the force,
of Texas on an average Of 190 times each/ “Yes,” replied Jones. "This is the job I have been
Arcund twenty tons of West Texas and com- looking for a 1 my life. On this job the customer is said a lot. He chose to leave her' David said:
munity. literature, provided by towns and byylways wrong’.”—Montreal Star. | ,ittle impulsive remark sizzling beautiful Nina. Why?”
the WTCC, was distributed judiciously to in,. in the air, between them. The "I don’t know”,
auiring parties Gainesville shared in this NoW Let Me See longer they kept silent, the larger "I do. You don’t have enough
duiuPau8*, anesMAe snared in this Brown—Your wife is a very systematic woman, it grew. poor young men who can’t afford_____
ad ertisne as 1on8 as its supply of illus- isn’t she? i- “I’ll have another," said Nina to keep you out late of nights.” Gainesville don’t think the name
trated folders lasted, as well as in other Jones—Yes, very. She works on the theory that at last, just to say-something.! ''Is that it?” is distinctive enough, or it is too
ways. you can find whatever you want when you don’t But when he brought her a fresh "Um-m-m. You'd better let me hard to spell. They have obtained
The exhibit, housed in a special building, want I. by looking where it woundh" be ‛ You and. drink, courdna"k tonhpintediv.
was pronounced to be “the most outstand- -- I of other things ... the way people
ing piece Of regional advertising of its kind Testing Time at Hand do, when there is something to be
ever attempted.’’ A motion picture distrjb- O’Keefe: "I guess you got a lot of silver for wed- covered up. It didn't occur to hei.
Uting company said “West lexas leads the ding presents. What did your father give you?" that he might be doing it on pur-
eountrywhen’it comes to‘visual instrction IS. of acid t test suiver "-pheip he was
and PD Dlicity- . ~ ------- ■■ ---' The room was full of it. Even . . or at all prosaic, really. They helpers a few years back.
Records $how that several persons stimu- policy is evident it is more than ever aNnarent at the old English clock in the cor- walked in the park, once or twice might stand- changing,
lated by seeing the exhibit, have definitely this time, and it now seems that a great many more ner ticked,itout.relent... witn the bounding Button in theifersrane and Flavpe
come to and invested in West Texas. The members Of the law-making bodies have been ener- ou 5
the season yesterday, we were ini- with the football team to away-
pressed with the lack of’ protective ! from-home games. In the two sea-
equipment used by the players. I son's since then, Connecticut State
In an ever increasing effort to has lost all but one game on for-
the Na-
i - • * *
EASY ON THE NECK
CHICAGO.—Patrons at Orches-
tra Hall recitals will no longer
have to crane their necks to see a
him."
She flushed.
“So! You were listening."
“ . . . overheard. Why,” he per-
sisted, “is he ‘good for you' ?"
“Why," she countered, “don't
you think I want him?
He smiled slowly. “Well, I don’t
think I'll tell you why just yet,
"but I’m—quite—certain, my dear.
! Now, will you answer my ques-
Poor Bill . tion?"
Bill Smith, a country shopkeeper, went to the Niria put her glass down, be-
city to buy goods. They were sent immediately, and cause it was shaking. ,.
reached home before he did. When the boxes were • “He’s sort of . . . oh, I- don
know, natural and wholesome, I
just suppose you’d call it ... and
just mad enough to be entertain-
initial investment made by one man totaled gized into manifest concern for the errors of the
tS half of the amount expended • in P"‛While we are in complete sympathy with a state
Duidin8 ana maintaining the exhibit during economy program as opposed to increasing taxes, in
the two years, saying nothing of other large fairness to the governor it must be said that he i
investments induced by the interest aroused pursuing a course quite in keeping with the demand
on the part of some who witnessed the show which he made earlier in his administration that the
, n° wlnesSed tne Show- legislature not appropriate money the state did not t
ing or west -exas resources and opportuni- have. Failure of the legislature to follow this ad-
ties. . vice is in a large measure responsible for the de-
Much of the exhibit is of a permanent na- mand that it now raise the money to meet the obii-
turesandcanbeusedfor publicity purposes
rrom tune to tune. Due to the fact that sev- more than one public official is guilty of raising
eral Gainesyille institutions hold member- smoke screens.—Cisco Daily Press.
ship in the West Texas Chamber of Com- ---—
LLANDUDNO, England,
Then I’ll drop you .
sweetheart."
Richard stepped over to Honey
and whispered a little endearing
something that brought the quick
color to her cheeks.
Outside, in the taxi, he drew
IJALLOWE’EN SEASON will be
kl with us in a couple of weeks,
and when we say “season,”
we mean just that.
The observance of Hallowe’en
some years back began at sun-
down on October 31, and ended
when the last of the marauders
retired the same night.
The modern Hallowe'en observ-
ance has eliminated the gate-lift-
ing, property destruction program,
“Unless you mean what you
strange fields. The higher 1. Q. individual is likely say. Why is that chap good for
to seek, if not adventure, at lease satisfaction for his you ’ Nina? . . • w’ant
The Chareaters
Nina, a nice girl with flaxen
hair, has fallen in love with
her stepfather.
Richard, the charming, well-
tailored stepfather, pays con-
siderable attention to Nina.
Honey, Nina’s gay, plump,
youthful mother, is crasy
about her new husband.
Lavid, a young auto sales
man, crashed a party, met
Ninta and lost his heart.
Cordelia is Nina’s closest
friend.
: ' WAR ON DRUNKEN DRIVERS
rHE new Texas law which makes imprisonment
1 mandatory for motorists convicted of driving
while intoxicated, is in line with legislation in
other states intended to provide severe treatment
for drunken drivers. This year more than a dozen
states have passed drivers’ license acts or traffic
regulation measures, mdst of which contain stiff wha
penalties for drunken driving.
Several states now provide for mandatory revo-
cation of drivers’ licenses on conviction for drunken
driving, and some provide for jail sentences. Defi-
nition of a drunken driver is provided in some stat-
utes. In New York an intoxicated person is one who
has inbibed enough liquor “to render him incapable
of giving that attention and care to the operation
of his automobile that a man of prduence and reason-
able intelligence would give under like circum-
stances. Two convictions bring prosecution for a
felony, and a fatal accident leads to permanent loss
license. Even after acquittal by jury, removal of li-
cense is possible.
in The Little
I • Bolitha
Mrs. Malone
•a charming a
Ea members of thi
* A communi
Helen Topping
_ _ sat beside her on one of the love- drop me off”
cast only as long as the situations confronting him seats, “you shoujdn't send young
are simple, or within his limited capacity to appre-1 men out into the night with
ciate and to act accordingly, heaven in their eyes . . . unless
EFFECTIVE ADVERTISING
OF WEST TEXAS TERRITORY
(OOKE COUNTY citizens, who reside in1 r
V “West Texas,” as defined by the lines |
dividing the territories of the regional cham- 1
• day, Dorothy S andlin was e
ome of her
Hardy red
Junior XLI 1
ne, 209 Cumi
Thursday afterhoon, when Ml
B. Malone presented the revie
"King Edward VIII," by Hi
By GEORGE TUCKER
AEW YORK—The news columns
-% and the rotogravure sections
his glass of amber fluid to the |
light. “A votre sante . . . ma
belle.” .
He looked at her steadily, as he
drank.
“You know, Nina,” he. came and
slowly, and with deliberation *
They might not have been so very ;
WITNESSING OUR FIRST
grammar school football game of
ave the revit
inner, to si
club. ‛
ition from*
filler, who w
breathe, let alone bend, in this
new girdle . . . Marie has disap-
peared. as usual, just when I need
her.”
Honey W’s standing, a plump
pink cherub, in the middle of her
ornate room.
“And. darling, open the wall
safe, will you? I never'can think
of the combination when I'm in a
MORE THAN ONE SMOKE SCREEN
IN one respect at least. Senator T. J. Holbrook is
J eminently correct in his statement to the Texas
senate reporting the findings of the senate spe-
cial investigating committee of which he is chair-
man. It is his admissjon that the legislature is as
IOWA AND OHIO
OUR HUNDRED SIXTY-FOUR perspns in Iowa
I have been convicted of having operated a moto
vehicle while intoxicated thus far this year.
From Cleveland comes a story that more than
half of the people killed in traffic accidents in Cuy-
ahoga county, Ohio, this year were-under the infu-
ence of liquor at the time. The statement comes from
the coroner who conducted post-mortem examina-
tions of 90 per cent of the 217 persons killed.
Seventy-four per cent of those killed were
pedestrians. Six of every 10 of them were intoxi-
cated when killed. Of the drivers killed, five out of
10 were intoxicated. Of the passengers killed more
than half were intoxicated.— Waterloo (Iowa) Cour-
ier.
peared up under the lace cuff, people - sit on
He didn’t say 'anything . . .which bed?”
was much worse than if he had ।
Bessie Boli
Fans have been in use as long as ,
recorded history.
Te ret e better nppreciation
or the developments beins
made te Texas, wateh this
space.
hire Nina: That Frenchwomen s
fingers are always cold.”
Nina knocked on his door and
and "Waltz [Caprice " Ish
Daily tion, put a match in the sole of
g..., U... .3, ..2, I Henderson’s shoe and lit it. The
Miss Violet Davidson and Ul-!football star suffered a badly
a sec-
I get my....... ...... auu......
to leave "ing. Hallowe’en parties are sched-
that Fran cotte .12 gauge of mine
TOPEKA. Kas. - Carl
Francis -4
Dorothy (and Bernice ‘Bruce,
ground for th
Mr. Ziegler te t
tra conductor i
has been in
years, coming!
Holland.
Ish-ti-opi’s I
- Locke of Cade
two friends. Ml
and Miss Nelli
Oklahoma, we
program.—E. 6
THE RIDDLE OF INTELLIGENCE
A S language is often a true impediment to under-
A standing, many scientists feel that no idea is
adequately refined until it is expressed mathe-
matically.
Mathematical symbols have fewer optional mean-
ings than do words. And yet, all symbols are subject
to one serious misuse. They are very likely to be
misunderstood as standing for a concfete reality.
They are frequently accepted as the reality without
much critical thought being given to the nature of
composition of that reality.
Ask any one using the term ‘‘intelligence" to de-
fine it, to give a detailed explanation of what he
means by intelligence. Chances are he will soon be
foundering in a sea of words. But there is little to
wonder at in that. Those who have devoted years of
study to\this subject are little able to define intel-
ligence more adequately.
But what of intelligence tests and quotients?
Here, indeed, we have something expressed mathe-
matically. Isn’t there a concrete, well defined real-
ity behind it all ? There no doubt is. But what it is,
we can only guess at and approximate, but hardly
define.
The average man has a good working definition
of intelligence, however:
“That’s what a man shows when he knows
TULSA, Okla. (AP). — Tulsa
will have a “chain pang" for habit-
ual drunkards.
Mavor T. A. Jenney suggested
the idea and it was approved by
Frank Brown, nolice and fre com-
missioner and Judge A. : Hatch
of municipal court.
Instead of paying their penalty
by relaxing and eating in jail, the
drunkards will be sentenced to
weeding and clean-up details and
will be ’ chained together, in full
sight of the public.
Police Chief Roy Hvatt said be-
tween 40 and 50- habitual drunk-
ards were arrested two or three
times a week. ' .
Of the metropolitan
displayed a live-
ly interest in the f
deci sion of- a
mirror, chin up, tying his White
tie, but when he came in, in her
; trailing chiffon, he looked at her
in the glass, and let his hands
drop.
Somehow, with shaking! fingers,
she managed to fasten the two
buttons at the back.
He smelled of freshly laundered
linen, and an expensive sctap, and •
eau-de-Cologne or powder or
something he had patted (in to his
cheeks.
When she had finished, he
swung around and took her two
hands in his.
There are a number of rather j
surprising facts connected with
the career of “Peter Pan.” Her
real name is Maude Kiskadden, *
and, although nearing 65, she has j
never been married nor has a “ro- l
mance" ever been linked to her j
gave a group
were sung in
artistry and
voice.
Present* Indi
“ Mr. Ziegler
v Suite followir
presented the
numbers Th
♦ terpretation' c
9 vras well rece
who responde
Maude Adams to
become a profes-|
sor of drama inl
a m i dwestern]
college. It mark-1
ed one of the!
few times in 'at I
least two dec-1
ades a season!
has opened with-E
out rumors that!
Miss Adams!
ting things into her evening bag.
“My powder, nay lipstick, my
. • j .. c./hankie.. .there!"
he said at last, lifting To Be Alone Wath You’
“Going, Nina? Hold on
lilan Moon, of Marysville. Miss, blistered foot which
Mary Gaston of Mvra, Misses use of a crutch.
Ethel Cole and Edna Fox. of Cal;
tresses emerges from her careful-
ly guarded seclusion to further
her ambitions in scenic lighting
and designing, which have in-
trigued her for years, and she will
spend the next three months giv-
ing classroom lectures to the
young ladies of Stephens college
in Columbia, Mo. ।
As late as 1933, Miss Adams
wtas rumored to be making ready
for a return to the theater in a
Lazy, Bored, Grouchy
you may feel this way
as a result of constipation
Constipation is an enemy of
pleasure. It dulls your enjoy-
ment of the best entertain-
ment and the best friends.
To neglect constipation is
to invite serious trouble. For
your health’s sake, take
Black-Draught at the first
sign of constipation. You’ll
soon feel better.
Here's a laxative that is
purely vegetable, prompt, and
reliable. Try it!
ke
Black Draught
A GOOD LAXATIVE
a guest of thelclub.in the W
was read. Menbers of.the
< - will be in Denton on Octobt
to hear a review which wi
presented by a member of the
* ulty of Teachets college
"Richard. ,— . .
। “I warned you, didn’t I? Move do not inflict half the damage.
your feet over. Do you object if Jt seems to us that some or- EARY SPRING . „
ganization should at least see that READING, Pa.—People in What Every’ Woman Knows,
headgear is provided each of the Pennsylvania are snuggling into (
grammar school squads, for their their overcoats these days, but not neter nan
You look tired, competition ia keen and they learn so in Berne township. ( ..
to hit hard and tackle well. , An apple tree on Mrs. Elsie. ‘ —c,—
’ s** Long's farm is covered with its • gatherersmade nightly, piigrim-
THE RESIDENTS OF BOIS D'- second crop of blossoms this year, ages te the alleys back of the the-
ARC street down in southeast 6 • * Alters where she was playing. Miss
- - - << tAdams employed
. _ . g + U P IN THE AIR ’ ruse to escaoe
“Is that it?” is distinctive enough or it s too COLORADO SPRINGS.-Miss
‘Um-m-m. You'd better let me hard to spell. They have obtained Velmarie Sanders dreamed s'
take charge." ja.change.oftheunameo-nne was married in an airplane. She was accepting the cheers from
They were in the comfortable street: it hasalaysrbeen except liked the idea, but Alfred Welch, her street admirers. Miss Adams.
log chairs at the Capitol theater,; tension of l^ius street «cjp_ her fiance, didn’t. , mantled in a green veil, slipped
and he would have her know it that a short jog to the north oc They compromised and were quietly into 8 cab and was driven
was a very- large evening. curs at Wine st eet • married in the Will Rogers shrine away.
it was fun doing'simple, slightly There are several other streets, amid the clouds on sH,. I , . , ,
prosaic things with David He which we understand were named 0Lthenssunnamtdinthe clouds on She has an amazing techmeal
neyer let them seem to simple by some collegeboy .survexrgtcheyenne “ \ naypadgsesofnedayrt hatogrAphy
including AW SHUCKS: tion picture of “Kim,” Kipling’s
t;t, tho nS0c p,4,, . 40, f EannLr street BETHANY, Mo. — Vocational greatest novel, for which she owns
_ . Nina felt atehathterhound: and once betook ’ agriculture teachers, choosing .en- i exciusive motion picture rights,
that it might just as well.have her back for, what he called, a .
spilled the whole works. You re Blue BPazer, in his ‘'apartment just !
tad for me because I love you, off park.” ‘
go mad. shouldn't have gone, and she was Hesperian, c .
When Honey came in, a few auite sure that she would tagain C. H. Smith, of the Katy, with DANGER—INDER REPAIR
minutes later, she had an idea, if he asked her ' Mrs. Smith and baby left yester
“Hello, angel. You look divine She ciung rather ........."
• • • I was just telling your us these days to his friendship; and
hand here, that he s kad for me ’ the fact that it wasn't friendship
I’d already had my share of c C at all on his part any longer, 1 at this office today,
tails, and he comes along and trouble her. She had too j
| forces more on me. much else on her mind.
. Butwhen she glanced at Rich- When she was with David,
WHO ard, She remebered the old adage was in a different work!. Cordelia
i about letting well enough alone, had just met him the night of her
He was looking frightfully amus- Montemarte party, Richard had
ed.
He said: “Well, now, that rather
plause. The I numbers wer
m mated in the dance and
ket Wooing Song (Zuni
Troyer. The dance was the
end । The costuming of each M
She became a star at the age of < ‘ number wasexoherm M
24 when she played Lady Babble g L Indian drum y the irttat 0
tne' most pleasing numbers !
2 • rented was tie Navajo "H
Song" which ib traditional to
tribe. I
City and back but showed up for NEW YORK - Robert Under-
Miss Mollie McGraw left this work with his head bandaged. (wood Johnson, 85, editor, poet and
week for a visit with her sister.' He said he was fixing his bed (former ambassador to Italy.
she Mrs. S. H. Branham at Oklahoma wh^n the springs fell on him.
City. sef
Prof. H. Hirschberg, well known HOT-FOOT
eye specialist, of St. Louis 'and1 MACOMB. Ill.—Red Henderson,
r just seen him going through the New York, has appointed W. B. ace place-kicker, won’t be in the
, door. Nohody else knew that he Kinnie agent for his celebrated Western Illinois Teachers’ college
nvisted She " Ind ui "nted eye glasses. Prof. Hirschberg will lineup for a few weeks.
merce, they may justly have a feeling of SYMBOLS OF salvation to those
pnde in the accomplishments of the regional FLED the pollen
chamber, one of which is the successful ad- H
vertising of the enf re area, mentioned above. * population. The first frosts back sons
and daughters who fled before summer’s pollen bar- takes the wind out of my sail .
rage, sneezing as they went. You see I was holding her hand.
Rheumy, red eves that attested to sleepless nights Honey, and I thought she meant
are clear. Proboscises buried in linen handkerchiefs that. ' ... c, .
-■ He went out to finish dressing.
‘Button My Shirt?’
“Oh. Nina darling!”
“Coming, Honey . . .”
Honey began giving her direc-
tions before Nina was half-way
down the stairs from her room on
the third floor.
"Fasten these back garters, will
you, like a lamb? I can hardly
wearing ?“
Richard called out from
dressing-room.
(and half a dozen had shoulder The score was Connecticut State
pads. Only one wore regulation 36, Massachusetts State 7.
You know, Honey, Nina’s football trousers. We wondered if 1 5 * *
slacking up in her duties as a the lads did not have the equip- FIRST OFFENDER completely from the raucous
daughter. She hasn’t shown up for ment or merely neglected to wear PHILADELPHIA A policeman mult of the theater and living in »
breakfast for the last two morn- it. brought Max Weintraub, 19, be- a private world of quiet and leg- |
ingS,n m being neglected. ’ , | One usually observes more head- fore Magistrate Jacob Dogole.
ip,na, darling, haven t you felt gears, shoulder pads, etc., in a va- "The charge,” said the officer, I
"ce , t cg,, cant lot scrub game than in this "is reckless driving on a power
“Well I “Yamn8ys child if voii scheduled competition. Our three scooter and' driving without
don" shoi up tNorri idu bHng and five-year old youngsters think lights."
mv "cf to -yirrTrWrni Hone? headgear more important than a “Case dismissed" said the
sleeps like alazy rabbit andtI r- football when they go out to magistrate, because Weintraub
fuse to eat alone.”
her, “From t
Blue Water
compositions.
taw).” Mr
group of pia
two of his d
the Valley (S
ents_Mr. and Mrs. Jess San
205 Lawrence street, Tuesday
Minister,” and
* terpreted the numbers with
" sympathetic expression. .
The first group of numb
Chapter 11
‘You’re Bae for Me’
PICHARD made cocktails, as a
m chemist mixes a formula ...
were "A Kiss
advertised during the past two years, at the reached home before he did. When the boxes -----
celebrations held at Fort Worth. delivered, Mrs. Smith, who was keeping the shop.
A final report from H. S. Hilburn, chair- uttered.a scream, seizeda hatchet, and began fran-
r xu 1 Ni MI'. tically to open the largest one.
man, or the West lexas Chamber ot Cora- "What's the matter, Sarah?” said one of, the
merce Exhibit Board of Control, says it is bystanders, who had watched her in amazement,
conservatively estimated that over one and Pale and faint, Mrs. Smith pointed to an inscrip-
one-half million persons visited the exhibit tion. on.thebox. It-rea di. i
during the two year period and 22,176 per- . ____-
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The pleasing and inform
_ ssonality of Ish-ti-Opi and
* Ziegler. . Indian baritone a
accompanist] afforded es
entertainment when they
opening conert of the n (
arts series | to be pfesente
Gainesville under the directi
Gene Robertson.
The understanding inter"
tions of the Indian lore, mus i
humor appealed ito the appi
tive audience. His colorful
tumes added much to the coi
Mr. Ziegler. | pianist-compos i
Cover thin slit es of lemon
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