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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26,'19i5. ‘ —. -
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has come to the First Disrtict thw.
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" are the teatures. The Palace
‘ lied to capacity yesterday snd
roared with laughter at Kea-
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‘ comedy, and applauded each ‘ - , , ~ . . . hi
, very generously. This exceiieut asp FIRE—FOR nouns. . “““iifmf’ii- “ “r The Vanishing American ,
, ‘ is in accordance with the policy , ' ““f‘elfmi' .. .. ' M.“ 3
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to prices. Count yourself in on Tickets for the musical comedy told Harlcsdcn firemen. Ellgllll‘si .fl . . iresentutlon of Gifts. » <21; 89:?“ (N .
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' Tomorrow night; the photoplay, sell at it good rate. This colorful uddrnss givento find a dolls‘ housn. , 4 . 'I‘ b flak. . on m . c rcgor ".
‘The Low- Hour." will be offered and. musical treat will be shown only once standing in a garden, in ashes, Thr I which will be proscntctl at. the Regent tin-utrc anl‘ly night only. she . . ‘ I OVDOV 'i‘" p r t l . i lo
I ‘ l , Rudol h Valentino t he t , a in 1 tin owner, t'lndin; hor rllnyllouro ill , ’ ~ ‘ . . . . '7' no. «rec sieih ms 1
" :‘lliMbaneaeynoll‘l {The Eagle" 0?: goemfigsiixlgh'f ifizlliongc'argt as i‘iullles. ilad Culicll the dcpartmcni.l is the niece of [with hear-5 oi this city who wrote the hook. . been found. lil split» of tales of tho . n
. . . . sordidncss of the citscrt masters. ‘ 0‘
Lord Beihaven reports that. the SPI‘IRRY & n‘[{\'fifi .
E ercises Held by Pu t‘l’l'lll‘ of Central Arabia. Fin Snud. ‘ . fl _
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“I hope you had no other plans," p t' 1 Church allowed by the homo. and
he ventured. re a Iona ‘ . - . . ‘ ‘
"Nothing but a beauty parlor ap- g g . ("‘RILR 30‘ LI‘TH‘S' BACONS
pointmcnt. The Stacy. reception is "The Program
LONI’)C).\'.—-l,‘p-to-dato gnrtr-rs for}
P. 1:). i’uil‘clllld. Prop.
15 N0. MAIN ST.
tonight."
Wells smiled. "Oh well. that‘s all ‘ ‘ _‘ . m _ Quiltiavl women have special littlr- pol‘lu‘ls
1‘2";wa light then. You can get just on good EN BRIDF f ORT f‘\\€ul:ll.‘ (long;:szann‘llCliristnlas for holding small change to be: MODERN MARKET
‘ a story tonight without a l’ilill‘ curl it I 1 “1‘0“ 5‘1““ “C 0 " H g ‘ ‘ [readily accessible whnn just cnough“ '1
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“Wmmummuuluuuuuumlu
BEGIN um TODAY
BARBARA BAWLB'Y. as.
breaks with her douse. BRUCE
REYNOLDS. sud gets sJob on
the Chicago Telegrsph. In order
.‘ to. see lite. .
ANDREW McDERMO’I‘T. the
managing editor, 5 a former
aswith it." He turntd to his head , progl'mn yesterday niti‘rnoon:
copy reader and began to talk of
something else.
‘Barbarudhrow an unrzry glance at
him and stood still. hr‘r lips ported
about. to speak. But she turned
away without a Word and tnol: ol’f
her hat and cont. In five minutes
she was in the dictation booth, wk“
tor a tip is ucodtd. Some t'ur Karl—i
M‘s hero (”‘0 selling for 11.5 much as"
$75 a. pair. 1
' .7“ . -' ll Tl C
Tells Vt hay no . on
Now Eat Hearty ‘
“A letter which I road in tile . . V ‘ ' .
paper about Carter's Little ' ' ‘
Livcr Pills fitted my own one
.so closely that i could not help
trying them and am very ha py
I did." So writcs Mr. Franlij
Trumbull of jer5cy City, N. 1..
whose lettcr goes on to say: “I
Song: 'Tis (‘hristmmuSchooL
Responsivolicading: SLLukc, 228-16.
'rnycr——.\m1rc‘w Aurouson.
l‘rihlnry Dvpt. prom-mu:
’l'llc .illu-‘l's Song—Primary Dl‘pt.
itcr‘ltulion: Our I’l‘ogrnm-«l‘hlwnrd
| Pctcrsmr'.
l’tccilatiou: The Christmas Dosh-i.—
M y s t e r y Surrounds
Blazes in Carpenter’s
Hall ~— Several Fire-
men Injured
: " ‘ friend or her isther.‘ non mu. "‘9 "end ”“0““ 0""? “N” W'- *‘ “'llliam ionrs
: miss, police reporter. proves ‘1‘! d ' ° ' . “"U’GWO’IT' Dr“ wry“? Exorcism The IChrlstmns Wishing
Mendly. “‘3 Ba 9"" flle‘Odtl‘lOt‘l Barbara which almost totally «ii-siroyml tho \i'cll—‘i‘wcll‘t‘ cliildrf‘ll.
somewhat diiildently as she won pre-
paring to leave at five o'clock.
"Oll. Miss Ilnwlcy,” she said. in a
proternaturally business-like voice.
“will you plcuso got somo material
for me at the reception tonight?
Mrs. Stacy asked me to coma too.
but you know those niiuirs become
a bore, utter a time.
“I thought that since you are to
cover the party tor Mr. Wells. per-
haps you would not mind getting a.
few details of tho drosscs. dccomo
tiona and so forth for the society
Barbers attends s newspaper
dinner at the Lighthouse Inn
with BINBAD SULLIVAN. a
press agent. There she meets
JEROME BALL. a man about
town.
The sound of a shot comes
from an inner room in the road-
house.
NORLLAN HOLLOWELL. s.
‘ prominent broker. is found dead
» . in the room.
Song: Sloop, Littic hilly. Sloop-—
l’rlmnry Dcpt.
Iiiuin school program:
Mandolin Sr-lm-tion—Dorothy donor.
The Lnddcr or Joy—“Helm Wallin.
Gladys Anronson. lilconor l‘etcr-
60“.. Mario Wllilin. l"l‘illlt’t‘S Stools.
Stuliz—(ilioir.
l‘im-iizition: l \\'i.~il i [ind'liivcd in
Bt-tlllr-llc‘lil—«Roy Carlson. ’
Elicitation (in chdishi: Lillu \‘io-
lu's "0nsknn"-—-Amclia Johnson.
t"nrpt-nl<“r‘s llzlll building. 170 Elm
.Sli‘t‘t‘t, housing llit' liorl Ftur (illrtc‘r
company nil-l tho Carpenters union
lli‘llthlliil'll‘l's Cliristmtlu Eve broke
out nguin last night at ilziii o‘clock.
.\ pill“ of rubbish und burnt wood on
tho sccond illltl third floors burst in-
to ilamcs. Tho smuitl‘: which-poured
from the windows was noticed by u
purscr-hy. .\ still alarm was sent. to
lit-:ldqunrtm's. (inc cllcmicai com-
cells it a clear case of suicide. .. . . . . ‘ .. v- . -
3 m dude I woman's department. It's 1r rather important Pliny “d" dunno-1F dnto m" {ht-c un- Duct. 0 NM“ AWN—Ham” A“. had heard about Carter's L‘tdc
It'll! under the “lilo and ”u . event in the‘ mm] world .. uI‘r lilo supcniolon Assistant dm‘son. Anton Johnson. l ‘t' P“ f b
“scoop"onthe m. Barbara answcrcd pronlntiv “W; l‘hict‘ Alexander 8. Motion whose Th0 Christmas Gitt—lilsic Carlson. '1 cr ' s or years lit never
She is sent to interview indeed. Miss Rudgu 1'“ ‘ct wit-ft. MI hand was iujurrxtl ‘ during the Agnes licl‘glund. knew they hem“! overcome
m. LYDIA STACY. . m, I can for you."' ' n ‘5 first lii'r: at. tho. building. The firo nncitatlon: Keeping Christmas Day poor appetite and sour stomach
—-I\'cnnath Anderson.
Song: Pilgrims of Earth We Tl‘t‘fld
proved to be of minor consequence
and after it had boon extinguished
until I read about another man
in the same plight who took
nentaodetywomsn.onsresl
“to NM by ,. . I suppose Mrs. Stacy will wear
one of those Pnris creations she
/ While MM“. WI m" s run on (71mm 0 net after tho iircmcn \vcrc ordcrcd ~ back to --Schooi. , . .
reveals hflht sent 3 m 00‘ age sit back fromE Euiopc." raid lirri‘lt‘tlml‘tcl's- Rccitatlon: 'l‘wvnty ('r‘nturics Ago- C?“ch With gOOd res‘flts- I j
" mfimflflrumfin Miss Badger. “Madame Fioret. tolls The illncht‘ncd hull-; of the {our Howard I‘nt'son' . fined them and can honestly in 7’.
wine-stained dmrwlththemde- me she has made now gowns for story brick building Hood yesterday Song—Choir. say that they freed me of nasty rest assured that from now on
”mm mm “mm“ 1" “W" W" “S “"3 "5“” 0‘ ““ ““dmrmm“ Th’mk“ and Pmise"r‘i”“‘" Cnils‘mv gas on stomach, so that I can I will boost Carter's Little
tire. It is not thought at tire head. Verna Amundsen,
quarters that tho rt-ul origin of the
tire will cvcr tic dlscow‘n‘d as too
much damage was done to the lower
part of the building whrre the fire
ovidently started.
has been lucky enough to get. one of
Lydla‘s invitations."
“I think she means to wear a red
cordon crepe gown." replied Bar-
bars. "Her maid said something
about it. when I was out. there a. few
days 880-"
Ruth Johnson.
Erna Rutledgc.
His Own Received Him Not—Ella
Carlson. Edith Anderson.
chitation: Sing a Song of Christ-
mas~Earl Aaronson.
m a now cat without getting bili- Liver Pills whenever I can.”
duke-minus. “m “1:“ “on. cue, and they impmved’my ap- Recommended and female ‘
with JW 3'”. who “mm' petite fully, 100%. Sou can. by all drug stores.,’ a ‘-
to make love to her. Site I A I
0“ kill h“. “I“ II"- B ‘ Several firemen were injured at Song-Choir.
Ushetmwrn: mimic M.“ Barbara spread the brows knittelitogggrhg::d::y'w:xsz the ire. Threei were takenf ttht. Recitation: The Angfl's Welcomg—
‘ ' . . " ' .. Vin ent’e hosp in], two 0 w om Dorothy Jone;
» « ~ ‘ eu- it aft all. He ' tra all
it now Go on mm as: may ‘1 napalm ge’we‘ - X. at. mg... drawer-rizt’elle: (if... “m “‘6 ‘0 8° ‘° the" Mm“ yes- Violin Selection~Ema Rutledge.
tel-day morning. but J. Gallagher. a
CHAPTER XVIII
,. ARBARA closed the door of bio-
" Dermott's one. and went back
to her desk. Someone had
thrown a mass or loveiorn snail
upon it.
She began to open the envelopes
listlessly, tossing those which :9
quired personal answers into one
basket and the others into another.
At the bottometthestsekwuo
pink envelope which caught her eye
It once.
"More null 1mm tho pink silk hi-
mono isdy. Bob." she called. "Come
on over end us whether the bear
stains come out as our schedule)!
Bob lain“ over her Mr.
that's worrying nae. .
i "I tried being sympathetic. so
you told me to. .And
. up and spilled hit
,But for .u you
{might have been
grsndmothu‘ or
'5
gigs:
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of note paper Violetts. had written}
“When a gent. takes a lady to a
dunes. should she dance with any
other guys that Bill!“ ask her?"
“Oh. dear, what a complex matter
this Is getting to be." sighed Bar-
ban. “I feel 3 great responsibility
on‘ my shoulders. She has turned
over her life problems to me. trout
a beer-stained wrapper to q man
bunt.”
'Wdl. do your best for her, Bsbs
—yot|r best. is pretty good."
Barbers had turned the letter
over. “The stains did come out. but
the eyelashes are still sci-sigh " said
the mound pestsa‘ipt. “What should
I wear it the [out lures rue to a
show in town?“
Barb-n shook her head. smiling.
“that reminds me. Bob. I have
I disgusting assignment. Heber-
motthuukedmetogotoihe
reception that In. Show is giving
Saturday night {or some foreign
mm who’s going to address the
avitss Cth. One of those silk-bat
and buck-sequin awn. And I
haven't anything to wear but. that
old tenets dress I've had two years."
“aql'dlikstogooutandgst
newspaper chaps—or maybe u suc-
cessful poet. There's never a. waiter
about the place that isn’t better
dressed than I am.
“So run along in your old Meta
dress and not like my Vere de
Vere. Nobody’ll know the differ-
encs." , ‘
Barbara drowned. ”Thet’s a. men‘s
viewpoint. Bob. pure and simple. No
womancanrunslonginanolddnu
andsctllkeudyVeredsVu-s.
Neither can she LOOK like my
Vere de Vere. It. does make a diner.
enee. end I'd tuber be shot than go
in my old yellow dress. However.
I'm finding that I'd rather be shot
than do my things I have to go
ahead and do. these days." .
She rose and shrugged her should-
ers. “Oh. well. I guess the only
thingtodoltomskeupmymind
that 1 don't care ,whst s'uybody
so .
“low. loss mm. but I'm-tram
I’ll have toutmiotshphue
Thers' so
“Anyhow. I'll get the dope for you.
Miss Badger." She hurried out or
the ofllce.
“Now aren't you ashsmed at your-
self?" and Bob Jearies. lounging up
to the society desk tram the corner
in which be had been listening. “Just
think how you've hated Barbara.
and see how nice and mommodat-
lug she is!" His eyes were mull-
cious.
“Accountsotlutingt‘i snapped the so-
ciety editor. "It's tie personal ac-
commodation: to me for her to get
this story (or the Telegraph. That's
whet. she's. paid 101-." She turned
on her heel and walked sway.
"And whut is it you're paid tort'
Bob culled site: her.
0 O 0
Barbara opened the door of her
closet and took the yellow dress on
itshanger. - She spread it out in trout
of her with a hopeless-gesture. 'l‘hel
shshiditonthsbeduudbenwb.
comb her hair.
W. Baht.” cried bur W.
cumin: in o little later. "Why didn't
you get that rural m were talking
about! Isn't this the night oi the
. x
.95.
Joana mu in. “Couldn't at you
w pm, m" a. nu. "mom
mott sent me out to escort you‘oe
‘ night. He sustained s, bruise at tho
l‘addcrman with Truck Company
No. 1 was still at. the hospital lust
back of the head when it struck a.
projecting part of the roof.
COAST GUARD 0RDER§
WASHINGTON. D. C. Dec.‘—-.AP).
Coast. guard men iound guilty in
court martial procedings hereafter
will be confined in naval prisons
and none may be sent to civil jails.
under an executive order issued by
President Coolidge. The order. it
was announced tonight. is eitcctive
immediately.
We‘Are Our Own Whole.
Balers and Retailers oi
QUALITY GROCERIES
A. F. Beckmann Co
lnc.
Washington St.
South lint-walk
All Holiday Goods
At Reduced Prices To Close.
The N. E.
86 WASHINGTON sr.
Phone 3565_
Ryan Co.
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