a.
it”
entered a.
juhoo rceived the
'Wnlkt, ximd was duly ordained.
had In- occupied a pulpit regular-
e since.
”12:: Dudmnn gives the same
tune and energy to her work that
6 men would give and sees no rea—
, eon why women should not be pas-
tors as well as school teachers.
Eh. ha! been a. widow since 19-...
~ and has been a familiar figure over
the central Illinois circuit for three
‘decndes and is regarded as one of
the most. successful pastor: of the
Central Illinois c_noferenco.
e e 0,
too. She
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. 9 women navigator on the Ohio
river. has been made commander
of the “Tom Greene." the first all—
eteei packet built for service on
the Ohio. She is the wife of Can-
tnin Gordon (7. (ireene. well known
river man and owner of the Greene
line of river heats.
J‘ . .
Annabelle Hooper. daughter
. Miss
\V. Hooper, chairman of the
J“ . of Ben
United States Railway Labor
Board. has given up soviety life
3 in the South and is acting as sec-
to her father.
dili‘lh
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CHAPTER
The morning
found Evelyn
mood to apnlnclze or curry Mamle's
LXI. ‘
after her onthura:
rvgretfui. but in no
SW
_ 1. .
favor. Hie hut not recorded in her
resentment of l\l.iinie's deliberate in-
"union into hr r affairs, but she was
; ill-pleased with herself for her fail~
tire to keep :1 ilrm hold on the renm
of hvr munitions.
She was: not possessed then by
fears of the (‘nnst‘qut‘llcos of.nny
3011(‘lxml01m Marnie inlcht draw. lint
1 who mm "Sillliliv'tl of her failure to
. prove equal to the cot-:Ielnn. llow
‘7'4
y: 'v—‘r‘w Am
.
‘ much Imiit r nlm played the Sunni
‘ in her mind. liver and over she told
; hermit hnw she. shnnld have fared
' Mamie, and lmfnrc the mirror on thtr
rlressln: Lil-ll. afier her cousin had
cone out «in tlt‘L‘ix'. she enacted fur
her own lir-nelit and assurance the
“’th affrrtcrlly indifferent post‘s 5hr:
t- n'ould Him in ham displayed.
' ' Him [ii’t‘friifmi ihm indifferent man-
; nor in her «unsln whr'n she appear-
; «.1 nmm-im lwr at. the breakfast
' ‘le-lv-. "i‘l‘ the. iirnt timo‘ Film tnnl:
he lrni lll .u (‘Uii\r‘i‘1-‘:lii0ll with thr-
3‘ mn .ii vim l.li"l‘_ l lmliiu: them about
. b“ Hlf‘ll‘ liner lilili'ixtflll'infiillp in dm‘k
'mmtu and F-UL'LU'VHII“; that they
" nmilvl :wm lw .Vir [ding to tin.- rigors
- er tiizil Iii” Ila"l',
' ' Minnie. twin-:ll’ i'm'overe-l from
her atlnt‘i; ui’ smsirknms and with
3,. I nmv learn nu ill". rat almost silent.
“' iy at. thtI l.il»lr‘, t'lli'iUllSi)‘ watching;
her cousin. Him “as dweply annoy-
“ ed. The ni:hi infurn in hvr berth
w she had gin it full play to her imag-
ination. aiiun-ini: ii, to develop ex-
panslx'r-ly from the hnsiy conclu-
eions 5hr- had lm'nlevl on the spur of
the moinrnt. Tim moxie and book
romance with nhit'h she had crani-
med ht'r (mn rmnance-starved soul
expressml thunselxos in unbridled
thoughts.
’l‘hn indifferent front put forward
furs. ‘Wllliem Finley Du‘mn 1e
‘ widow of e. clernmen end cir-
A'llit rider and hes herselt ridden
it'etrcuit and occupied the pulpit of the
wvflethodiet church at Towende. ll"
find! for the lest thirty years. This
V ‘h‘believed to he the longest pastor:
e of my woman in the country.~
Alter her marriage to the RcV.
It. Dudman. Mrs. Dudmsn became
h much interutcd in his work that
cided to' become a. minister
”I. ‘10 theological
necessary
Miss Hooper the cast of "The Smiles."
.v.
I
. Mrs. William Finley Dudman.
declares she likes his business bet—
ter than society;
0 0
It is said that Bull Montana. is
(creaking the screen for the legiti-
mate stage. 110 has been engaged
as one of the stars of “Smiles of
1924." Annetto' Kellerman heads
lllll""""llll' "’1 irllillirji iilllfl‘t
tilillllllcnt
- v
ed to her, fnrgr‘ii‘ulnr‘sn of
positions outbreak of Hi" night he-
t‘ore, only aggrmait-«i Mamie all the
more.
Evelyn seemed to szwilHO llililiilVC-
ly the feelings that mu thrnnsh Ma-
mic, and from the l'vuliznliml till"
extract-d an indrst'rilrahiu pie-as»
nrv.
Breakfast men the mo whine"
drifted armmd the iir-t-h tuxether.
following: the slum of Ulll'll‘fl lins-
ily engagv-d in morning “Lth'lh‘lltu-
tiennls." ’l‘hv s-‘a :hunt: \‘l"l the
light of the sun. «In lh- ruri :~l‘i"
breezes tut aiuund the .IHLIV'.‘ at
all the walkers. pnllm: lr;- lizvir
buoyant early morning :~1-n;:.\,
For a tinn: lJU-hn anal luv ('Hnl—
panion walked in Minn“. rimming;
now nnd tin n Iili ii i il‘ ll l’llZ-. Humid
the ship to can: my a mom-mt at
s-‘nxm'n painting tip;
the “3550].
At last Mamie hrulw lhw
'l‘hni. “as an awful
t‘x‘tm'n “'er ill
0
silence.
brainstorm
you had laxt night." There was
llU latt in the. nay bl!" ullv'x'ul the
wmwln.
“Uh, well." was all iviwhn replied.
H “HS in»! all thflt miliw in her l.il.l,
but it “an all she wantmi to 51)" (it
the moment. ‘
Mannu “innit-red how to
Finally .she Mild t-iumwl)’.
don‘t you tell inn all about it‘.‘
know I am you're friend."
\Vliat, l‘:\L'i)l] thought “as. “If
you are my friend you wouldn't :mk
me that."
spoke:
“Oh, I'm afraid my silly sunsc-
lmsnesa caused you to think some-
thing that. isn't irm-. I know what
you think, and how iunny it ts." File
lanchml. "That only goes to show
what. funny idras we. lune some
times." She turned lll‘f‘ face {nil (in
Mamie and smiled.
:m on.
”Why
You
by Evelyn at the breakfast table.
an attitude that. signified. it. appear-
l'ou remember Nanmo‘had just
discovered a. platform from which
she could see a. flock of goals.
In a. Jlfl‘y Nax'mle was up on this
platform. standing looking at the
goats one by one. trying to decide
which she thought was the prettiest
for then she intended to go into the
lot. and et. it. At last 5110 found cuc-
that sui ed her for it looked exact-
ly like one of her little twin grand-
children, helm; marked identically
the some. with blacktapote around
-itl eyes and the same little white
streak down its nose. with two little
horns sticking ub between its ears.
.' "Oh. you darling!" she exclaimed
' end was about. to Jump down and
. run to it. whcn she saw that all the
" 'old goats were rising to their feet
and looking at. her. while the moth-
ere were calling to their babies to
come to them. So instead of Jumping
down Just. then, Nnnnie stood still to
see what they would do next. and
looking over their heads. she spied
Billy with his nose pushed through
, H the fence. watching also.
" Presently the. goats began to
wait slowly toward hel’. (hiking
among themselves as they came.
One said. "Did you ever see each
4 a» beautiful face on a. goat? And
whet long. silky hair she hue!"
‘ "Where do you suppose she came
”hem?" said another. "No goats
down here grow so large as she is.”
’ The coin: to invite her to Join
TM" aid the leader or the flock. So
:5 rho hurried toward her with the
Will]: And Dollar.
(Robert Chonte’e Correspondence in
Beeton Herold) '
fr ,One of the most tutu-guru" anal
little known lecture. of [he present.
3“ invuuution is the ion: stand-
» ”one! friendship between Smut-
’ nouns J. Welsh or Home end
' e! the meet conepicious figures
._ with the preeent man
inner only on old triad or Ea.
..
ILLYWHIJ‘KE
BY FRANCES TDGOE MONTGOMERY
,Zl'hen Nannie laughed.
himselt had .
breekdown. He went to the con: to
regain his heath.
Doheny.
cech other.
Welsh went to Dohen’o house end
was nursed
Doheny.
the uncovering or the present em
dnl is 1 little men 'with my hair.
e brietle.muete.c1ie_ twins - bun
trimmed in on p
beet uoee Just Wm red veins,
El! 0* Old.
Mamie. silent. was not at all satis-
“Cd.
(To he contingned.)
"Unwl iii‘il‘l‘lliloil," lilcutcd the
wnhvl ilot'k closdy l'nllowing' him.
leader. “Pretty warm day we are
hnving'. \Von't you join us and
come over by our watering trough
and get a. good, cold drink of fresh
water? It comes from a deep well."
“Ullgl thank you so much! There
is nothin) I should like better than
a good cold drink of water. ‘ii-‘ould
you mind extending your invitation
to my husband '3"
“Certainly not! But I do not see
-Iv.;.
She mused a moment and
‘ mmmmns
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itONDAY, MARCH 24
' Ry WHEEL .
him."
"Of course
You do not. lie is waiting for me
the other side of the fence", _
"If you will show me where he
is." offered the coder, "1 will run
over and ask him to join us.”
"Don't bother to do that. I will
just. call him." and Nannie ‘x'alsed
her voice and based, "Billy. come
over here. Oh. turn‘l'ng to the lead-
er. “I be; your pardon! 1 do not
know to whom I rim indebted for
this kind invitation."
“ my name is Two Spot or
Duece. from the two spots on my
side that look exactly like the duece
of spades, or so they say. Never
hnving seen a. pack of playing cards
& DEAN co. ‘
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He turned his side toward Nan-
fiie so she could see. and. sure en-
ough. there were two black spots on
his white side. looking exactlyllke
the duece or spades.
(Tomorrow Billy _and'Nennie Join
the flock or route.)
suffered a nervous
.Th’e‘re he me:
They rot-med a- liking“:-
Accorditl: to the story-.1
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