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Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 29, 1923 · page 8

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.2”. pictures. inc. Watch for the screen version produced by Frank _ . A . _~ , ,’ , . . , J HE 801' ‘50”; 0F
L'Oy‘ With CONN". Grlfl'ith I..°°mu“ hu'.n,e‘ , T ’ - ' ‘ , flatly‘ Buzz Wm ’9 .3; mg; e” . ‘
' .Conyrixnt use by 'ru-ude Atherton s ' T3 .. .
g p is. netiam in e s ‘ rlatlve degree in ‘ HAlH‘ STQEE j
.YNO 8 spite of he;I mberete .elootneu. ‘ ’ K FAVORITE HEWMVEB
‘ ’At a rat wi lit erlomance in Clavering h . of count-bet 0011- - ' ' hi , \ _ . E
, New ank. a” bitch?“ young acioue from the cm. case not A XMAS SEALS J ‘ Qvgeméld’eb OHM
5" " m. attract. attention by rising every male nrstenighter been con- . V , ‘ W.
e ~ and may gurvcytag uu aud‘s'e sclons of it?! There was a surteit “USE fiR‘fi .
1’ use through her glasses. Clever- of heauty in New‘York. A stren- __ ‘ .
: ..» he. a mpaper columnist. and ger. even if invested with mystery. ‘ ,
L' “,Manfldfl. are para... muat possess the one irresistible _ HR.Y\P “.W TRIED t
sealed! interested. Dinwt‘ddie declar- mullet. combined with some un- , A BRAND'EN‘EVJ WAY To _ ‘
"" lag um she a the image e/ um usual quality or looks. to capture x use» we w“ room , . .. .
. pm a lull. of thirty years ago. and hold the interest or weary New EVERLASTINGL‘! “SALEM , ~ ., 3;
who had wanted a Count Zattiany Yorkers as she had done. Even 'H /_ E?
r. id “”4 abroad. H. ;, “mm-“.4 _the dramatic critics. who looked as AND NAGGIHG HT. . ._‘ V
‘ the: this n law. mum. but it they n e everybody. ind been nus. Yovli. non . 7 :5:
all elorts to establish her identity seen to g! “903 hfl’ With “1'0 IP- ' TAKE KINDLY To use a ‘ 3‘52
‘ w futile. VFW“- ‘ . lose 54 cameo Yip Fa. ,
“w Clever-tag, determined to find out T int tonight Clevering had a DOWN‘MMN smear , H
, who she is. follows her home from at something more than a P2 IT To HIM. ' W; ‘
‘ .‘r‘the theatre one night. Luck is m etiem for which she was not , ova . , , ,
x with him, [or dishes forgotten her responsible and which she had ‘ Consist comm—e
’7’ :MI on; he help; her infinite ‘17. seemed iailld'll'lit‘;'ly‘1111:8021“. ‘1: if : . g, . . D I H B
house. heeska imine naywes notes on at evw - ' ’ _ ' . T 7-4: . . ‘. ‘
W» Jello Mm she is the Colleague Jigs! watching ktlz‘herds tin sultan. 5::- "CAP” STUBBS . ’ .. ., .‘ 1 ._.7 _'l:htt.nlfsg1ViI:§ “gig-$60 21;? ¢ , @EE‘ \ {EBA Ll
. ttien , a cousin 0 a a— wee spar ng. as ng ‘ .. HE‘ ”N ‘ ‘ ., ,. -
5:183: tint she had‘mrried':velo- 91f. talking brill'ianq‘y hnd iilnml- GET 00V —THOU§;\ "3°:mam $3: gong ‘25; HAVE TURKEY. $373235"; “A ‘1‘?!le
. “woof Mary's husband; that Mary aatingiy upon the 1‘ chaos still 09 “O9; 33“”: A", HIGH A5 “A“ F‘NGERS . flmscu- , nsfisn- _, GcsH‘. ‘M We I
is ill in a suit rium in Vienna. known as Europez‘end it was manage;- , AN‘ 1“" FAHBLV our?“ “8 Aaron ‘4 ‘_
She asks him to iota a small din- patent that her knowledge.wae not HAUJV‘ - 5° um“"¥""~r TH": _

 

’" nor party dt her home the next .derived froth newspapers or draw EV'R‘ITlMNG:
night. Besides himself, the guests lag-room gossip. .Her personal eo-
ore Dimm'ddie. a Mr. Osborne and quaintence of public men had evi-
Judge Trent. Mary Ogdm's attor- dentiy been extol: ve before the
W- war. and‘ she he_ as ”manifestly ,,

continued. to see those :tdenggog

‘ - " ntinued of oihce in Vienna and u e a

" "Anothe'rx 53:“. Judge Trent throughout all the later fluctua-

\ tions. Her detestetion of the old

groaned. “New York flees to cover German militaristic "n, '“ un-
. ‘at the Word. Enter Society 5! I" mitigated and‘she spoke of the late ‘
otherwise any victory the masses ruler of the Dual Empire and of

y. means. but to give your youth its his yearning Yielr with no respect.

. whatever. “’lth other intelligent
h M“ ‘°“ 1"" been deprived or people she believed Bolshevism ~to

O them too long.” be an inevitable phase in e coni-
“I shall 11 var ieel as young’ as try as backward and ignorant as
that again. guys, will any girl who Russiaabut, to his surprise. she re-

. garded theoltepubli it ideal of gave
”‘35 metal, sixteen ‘t the begin. crnment an the hig eat that had

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1““ 0' a“ “’3" ever be the same yet been evolved from finite minds. _ . 5' + »~ 1 _____> - - _ ‘ __
as your carelrce rounx ladies still far from their last and highest ’ __.___ , _ < ‘ ‘ a — -—~---—~~ ~ -
here. I sit in the restaurants and stages at development. She be- fiélP-z ml iUVIhS
_ lieved that the only .hope of the
ith amazement 1
w‘ch them w “'het ri hthsve present civilization was to avert
often with “3°" 5 at any cost the successful rise oi R1- HCMUM‘.’
they . . . however - - - 33 for the proletariat to power until the -
.. I myself i shall not reenter the governing and employing classes ‘ ‘WE. wlBEvAm /
world for ‘ny but ‘he object I have had learned suflicient Wlwom to . ' 'u‘ 1/
justmentioned. Luncheons! Din- conclliate it "1‘! “8" (with the DIRECTOR d: _ WW5: I
same impartial justice «they now . BET w‘EyEE
here! Balls! 1 was surfeited be‘ reserved '0", themselvetfi (“And to ‘. MINUTE- MOVIES ' "
tore the war. And i have forgot- educate mange"- .10 8 the lines ' ' . lNTEDVlEWS' 'EJANKFUL TOO ..
ten pi'slilage. small talk. I am laid down in ‘The Mind in the Mob v1 _ .
told that Americans avoid serious “‘3- ' interpolated Clflerln§J Hi8 STARS
1 1 S it 1 sins have be- might achieve would be followed ~
top cs 1: oc 8‘ y' .' ' by the same hideous results as in ON THE f
come very serous. Russia-in other words. the same .- SECT OF
She swept her favored guests Results that had followed all sen .“U5
with . disarming game. They un- vile uprisings» ince the dawn oi i IHANKSGIWNG
~ history. “'11 the underdog, who ’
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dorstood. There was no sting 11* has never felt anything but an. un- V AND FINDS 75%), £5 ’5
lief 733d! for them. , derdog. with all the misery and WT THEY ARE HONDA .m
Clevering spoke up eagerly. black- injustice the word implies. ALL ( lNCLUDlNGr Y Mbt
“Why should you bore yourself finds himself on log he will inevl- T KM 60 FIShI/IG -— Wig}!
with social functions? lfv’ you tnbly torture and murder h" 70" H‘MSELF) HAN
.; mer oppressors. hasn't the in-
f‘dwent to raise money for the chii- muse“. m fore e'the mama" FDR SOMETHING-
.tdren i will not only start a drive in folly of his acts, or that the only m
'1 my column. but take you to call on hope of the world is equal justice
, aeyerel powerful editors—or bring {01’ all 3138388: he merely gretiflel L .
.. them here." he added hastily at his primitive instinct for ven- —. .

scanner-precisely the same today.
“10 1°03 0' amazement in her eyes, as during the first servile uprising

"“and they will be more than wlll- of Rome—he butchers and slailgh- 1
ing to help you. They have only ters and wrecks.. end then sinkl
to meet you—" with his own weight. while whai

"That 1' all very well," inter- brains are left reconstruct civiliza-

tion out of the ruins. "The trouble ..
”I!“ “(18° Trent. “10- "k9 the is that the reconstructing brain:

other elderly gentlemen. wns glar- are never equite good enough. and
ing at the famous young Columnist after a time it is all to do over

who daily laid down the law to his again. ' ' 3.

admiring readers. "But to raise l Th" hm“ by 3° min": 8 mono

money in large amounts you've got £12.36, attugo 17:3] 2;" 13:: and

to have a committee, and no com— 5 ' r‘ ““0"”-

lnittoe is of any use—for this sort who believed in never yielding an

of thing—without the Dam“ of inch to the demands of labor. and
hionable women who are as with Mr. Dinwiddie. who. since his

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well known to our democratic pub- sssocia with the Sophisticntos

was loo g forward vaguely to
lie. that daily devours the society
-‘:ycolumna. as the queens of the ward some idealistic regeneratiot

'~: movies" of the social order, although So

I " .— .— cinlisln "I father out ,of d." _ ' .. J VA v' ’ ‘

w muxathinzeultl1301;321:212: a: among them, and Boishevlsm ion. > g , . ' ~ - ‘ . a V A < , a k
take lightly." since relented to the attic. _

Clevering intercepted a flash he- B‘“ Cleverlng was not particn
tween her eyes “d Judge Trent’s lerly interested in her political
and the old gentleman tightened "‘5‘"- sound as "‘9’ were. F0“
his lips in e self-conscious smirk 9““ women °f 5" “1““ " “0‘ 3'
as he bent over m. llsh. liberal. always talked intelligently

“Damn him!" thought Cleverlng. of politics. What interested him
“He knows the whole truth and is keenly w” 1‘” deliberate, 1‘"
laughing at us in his “cue-n , quite conscious attempt to enslave

Madame Zattisny had turned the n” :1: 2e mzzc:::id° hgzgfignzg
Iuhject gracefully to European pol- com . '
itica. end he watched her with a "1° threw him. “out and once 1"
detached air. Trent's attitude to- fancied ahe favored him with a
ward her amused him. it w” glance of .eecret amused under

_' snore ‘ deferentiel and 'htlmiring standing. but I” 7” than“? tt
than lntatuated.» . . . Whatever I” °" the “t” .ld 9' 9“" am»
. her charm, she was no longer in 3:30; a???otmpa:etlv'ely°nsi‘ghdit:
;, her that youth. and only unripe -

fruit could sting that senescent tence. “’9'“ h“ turn ”m. neat
palate. B“ the other two! Ciev- or was she merely. bent on so be
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"and rmler. his eyes. if rsther h“ to b' a“ "’1' °' u" "m" ‘ V ' ' , “
prominent. were clear and blue. thetic friend? . 7 “; j» ' I ‘1 . ‘ ‘3 ,
his skin clean. and his figure but Then I“ 50‘“ to 4"" Dinwid, e ."-,.” . _- ‘ t . ' ‘ ' . ‘ '
‘ little amplified. He was only sixty- d“ “0 Osborne °“‘- and it strucl ‘ ‘9ov/ - . ‘ I , I I ; ‘ ' '
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‘l. (”pong 'h.‘ looked bu." “f. merely that.“ tho accomplish ‘ t , i _ a we-.' -_ . 5- 'i
e13 a. wee personable slid clever ‘1 1?" 5°!“ “1"“ '9' ‘ a, , .,""" - _ — . a ‘» i > i ® .
h .59.“ to attract .3, mm“. 3., ey were intelligent and well-in ‘ .- - flmgiwhkng if ' fl; ‘ xx . '. '_ _ , ' , ,3 I
, M was astonishingly “diluent forlnel. and “1'."m“! inter ,n_‘__ * , "'2 . ~ - ~ ;- ‘ ‘ ~ ‘ ' - ' ‘;.;._' -__
“teem eacellent dinner. and both can. “I "“3 “5“!“ ‘0 “1 °‘ 17"" .7 . 7 ) ,. ~~r F .. i ' ~" f” 7 ‘ . = ,' ' ‘ .liit dung“, ; -_
me: these gentlemen had reached an ' 0 cabinet.“ "u ‘ ”nu“ lower the cost elf-living andnroviae sorta-gee 5m advocated by Secre ‘furb’ed farmer. who .win save ln’the the dcgartrnenta. That huralrcndy Comeskfin the spirit he proscs will bc stem at ‘7." -, ~

 

 

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; _ :3th if wary of excess 1,” .(Th. Judgg'bw‘bo In?“ “mint-2:1: a formula for future tax undertak- Mellon. ‘Wo will also make a. glut lynx-chm of his‘ necessit‘es'a thexbeen looked after by the budget
. °‘ "‘3“, "Id ““9”"? com- éd “3'3"“ VII . II it 3 c lugs. It corrects, on the one hand. for file restoration 0‘ the 30955 1“”? llnes of transportation which by gimmlssion. Congress by itself

' myedfiflnd their sincerest ly w hi. mum. III! hll an the errors and llyaocrisies or the fit! tax'and *1 increase in the .inejfborrowlnggpzoneyreblower rates will would never think at enchian nd- in ot‘ lnprdinatc taxation in any iof reiicvl

.Joyment at the table.“ * Mt) sue... . ' past. and prepares. '~ on the other heritancé lax." One-fume with rc- be able to‘lmprove their service and venture in economy. It .11": V form consists in its immediate bad iincomnt‘ ‘:‘
em Ill. Possessed sex lug- _ 11.3. Continued) ‘ hand. for their continued escape. lief-from this mushy understanding charge less gor- tt .to the benefit ’or for President Harding ‘to throat lt ’cft'ectlupon those whom in tiii‘CI'yignd the :x._ .. 2
‘3 te‘ ‘ . . N0 .harder blOW 3"” clfi'delih‘ered 0’3”“ “028} “.00“: to' Professor 'Falr- the ultimate coneuufirt / ' under its very nose, and it remains. are to be benefitted by it. Mr. Mci- incomts d:
. ~~-~‘~--- n. ', . ’ m‘d‘ht‘; shalllrz‘studcnt’ '03 finance “1"“ .95th9 Unll'ersity. -who dcfi One teeietcnriow_ to know just forrfresident Coolidge to repeat the ion has proved from the receipts 0" in\'csl’ln;ntL11 A
- .- ‘ . 9-D e D0 t '. ,dcmagoguc. _ c ares: ‘ am‘ wholeheartedly n rn- how‘ much lenator Kin" linows erect-maximum: which he‘is ready. 'tlxm-enaury department since inOr—‘bcezi u 15' " " ’1
finnkcmng elm the Buzz Sow general public has, spoken in a Senator King of Utah has a. pro- vor or it. __It will give the'indliidual aheutthe situation with “fillets he 3 ' rdinaie pin-taxes. excess "pro— at e~ taxation becamc_ LshionaL-lc-gms discussion ..
' "P becomm "low and more manner-fond, epirlt.w_hlch' leaves no gram arm own awhlch invites at- more chance than ever before. will dc so confidently. It in no; aggro: ind ‘lncrcastd' mheritaoce- with loose thinkers that it rcducCS'(_ucstien :3 v -
out that the two rorces ncccs. doubt of in understanding or the teution. He $93: '_»We will propose give the people" as. chance: one gag?“ the possibilitios'umr he: don"tax‘cs Senator ‘King has no ‘co' to. the income of the government and ‘snlallflr Hi»
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Jam where It cannot be de- lootttng for public support he has reduction of taxcti"'tn( also cutting ing figured as‘a ‘ ‘ ' u * " , a v , .- ‘ ‘ " W ' e- ' = b d 'vcn‘ crvin: its '3
g s . . . , group lneccnorfllcn- s. such .sweeplri" reductl of toxic «oLprosxrcrity, to. reduced hams en tormen- lf‘calma' ‘5 ‘° e “. “"5 d z .- :
. . MOTE’ED: political devices R in abundance. Lot within‘ the the appropriation for ,- the carious It is ill-"1! lime we=had eox‘notaxme: a5.1\1r. ‘uenona ’ i any m a? small incomes. 'n“ yore-,9 ’nreimgcg)‘- bygpcsh methods out of 11:'oducts\‘e;band. by ““7", .
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