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next-door neighbor on Main atreot.
the state Bank and Truet company.
have. unonlrnouaiy approved a plen
tor a. merger of the two inetitutione.
the coneolidated bank to be a etate
bank under the name of the Phoe-
nix State Bank and I'ruet company
and to occupy Jointly the a\iiacent
buildinge now occupied eepurately by
the two compeniee.
The mechanice of conoolidatlon.
working etnoothly will tuiro about
acrenty-five deye. meaning that the
merger will be conaurned probably
on September 9. 10 or it. followlne
the nocoesery hearing before the
etate bank commieeion.
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lionese' attack on a missionary emit-1"" 1“" “0“”3 1'9"?“ ““3"” "10 ~ “in
Conway Tearle and Dorothy .‘
Kalli. won added laurele at the
POTCIIO AfiR'OI‘I Drcuee I. haby'e fortunuto cscnpc n". limhy unhurl A With
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.4” "‘3 now W “Th0 Dunccr °‘ Paris." when a lioness put ilt‘l foot inside intlrpcndt‘llt Hlbill- ion at bridge. lit- tumpiy won‘t folvtdorsn't cilantro ! lcmt‘mbf‘r BEERY, LEWIS STONE, GEORGE SIDNEY AND
, Fancy Crctonno A15“)“. The photoplay contains 11 copioua and mauled him. Thr- animal lhen' F\.\fil‘FllArE l) SiS'lFR Dlou ion 1.... partner" :4 limit Irt-n an a child he was most It-
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‘ ‘° 5- 50“ meticeiiy. "The Dancer of Pat-la."
’ thOugh abundant with drama haa ita
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it will hold you breathloae H y laughs .lammrrl into the
him the wrong way, but now for the mingeet comedy hit. in years
tiret time in hie life John wan feeling
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y e r u e ur ng a mum ~ He eaid, again forcing himael to
”88 Washington Street “on of m mm. The mm, a l hum RNEST LYNN. all of THE YEllOW STUB a. calm. "Smithson didn't quit in “Mike”
ea-L‘ din. ~r. it has everything. humor. . on um account. Net. it they did.
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feature plcturce presented here be. I! I‘ I I r i'ou'veyheen acting rather pecul or y l ~—ll‘l—— .
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if L GO )E ' trons. y q c I a o m and copy writer lands ' M" con- you're worrying about my morale l The FYCSiiman
. . __:~____ tract. Among their acquaint. "uh -"°“'d outt '1'" ‘ I SATURDAY
r . enroe ero- .
- a “GENT i . . , Graham reddoned In annoyance.
30m. and \ ERA litnli but he uid- nothing "l'm your part- - , '
WEEK'S READY ’10 m3 whoee marriage in etrIt-tlv "mod. ner " ‘ 1 “
. _ . . . . you know. John reminded him. . WEDNESDAY
Gill]: Gray. today began her on- .m- “and lately you eoem to have adopted . The Dangerous
casement of three dayiat the Ito~
gout theatre in "Aloma of the South
Son." The photoniay oomca here dir-
ect from New York city. it hoe ro-
mance. gripping adventure. breath-
tho attitude that it isn't necessary
to consult the on mottore of policy
Perhaps if we went into the thing
thoroughly." ho oald significantly,
"we might find a totally different ox-
.PA’I’ and MARIAN FORBES.
who have three children and
whoee marriage le unhappy he.
cauao of Pat‘e roving tendenciee.
Previoue chaptern told how:
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The IlorY of tho building of the
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taking thrills. delicioue comedy. John w lnatlon for lneln the Smithson t - - ~ t t l r ll'oal Final Chapter
< , . ea fluctuated on meet- v H .. It . ill at tramuon men a a l ..
5 sparkling notelty. brawle and bat. ".35ng ORME. of who“, I." account. mm“ H“ East and Wm, 1. “Coley of the Coast Guards
. , . Lice, a charming heroine. a hand. pol-b” hlnte that ehe I, having With that parting allot he turned
"'1? , 1‘0"” “"0 andan UHUIUII lilol- trouble with her huehand. abruptly away and left the room.
H , > Gilda Gray. it will be remembered “1,.“ Fly took JUDITH. the Ho tiered not true} himself to lay
. . ie the rcnou ntd star of Zioglicld a baby. to Weahinggon to ‘1." her anything more to but Graham. fear»
V . . Furniture trolliee and her entrance into the Durante. John “ran around" ‘ "mum" he mllht "fly on, tho han-
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”Nag-walk half of tin: week presents a com- '1' 0' "m" “““M' “'1'” against him. but later on they went
him "out on a teat." and when
bination entertainment of rent 0-
8 or Pay icorna that he ha been out
portions. It. is offering fire
for a drive in the cool. late eurnmer
great air and he noticed teara in her one.
vaudeville acts from Keith'a end the "n" '“h other women, ehe ‘ . "What'e the matter dear?" be A ?
photoplay "Bravcheart" featuring than“. 1° leave him If it h ‘ i 1 a Red thl kl "What'l th ‘ °
' repeated. He begins to think Fey 3 ' n n' n ’ “m.
Rod LaRocque. “Bravcheart.” in a
beautiful invigorating .picture ro—
manco of an lndian‘a love for a
of heaven hey. I done now?"
But it wee not what he feared.
Fay eeid w'rathfully. “0b. We that
to aborting to dielillo him. and it
“I’m your partner. you know." John reminded him.
euddenly eeeme ea though the ’
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world to agelnet him. Ho ho
cornea aware of the fact that
people are talking about him.
and DICK MENEI'EE. a young
doctor and John‘e beet friend.
tattoo him to lunch one day to—
warn him "to watch hie atop" ae
the rumor to going the rounde
that he to drinking heavily and
neglecting bia wife.
{tow GO ON WITH THE STORY
(The aaeaee and alteatlone to tile
etory are leritieue.)
CHAPTER XXXIX
ENEFEE ehruggod hie ehoul-
dera. "Lord knowe who'e at
the bottom of it. One never
kaowe where theee rumore come
from. The trouble to. they take little
foundatione of truth and erect etruo
turee of etupendoui liee. l'd hate to
eee malicioue goeeip ruin you. John.
Mania”: do go on the recite that
WI!"
“If they'd only leave me alone."
John muttered between clenched
teeth. "If people only would under-
etand nie. i'rn decent. Dick: you
know that. But even PW" fie
etopped. .
Dick laid a hand on bla eheulder.
"That '18 about muting your copy
when m‘ro drunk. John—it might
have been circulated by thie new ad-
vertiaing outfit. Kelly and Joneo. i
think they're a couple of eharp-
ebootere."
, “whey looked decent enough to me.
Dick. They wouldnwt.
“I know they're after acme of
your btieiaeoe. l've heard a lot of
talk. Bullneee ie a bard-boiled
propeeitlon. We often pretty dirty.
You‘re not a bueineee man. you know
-ao more than i om."
' “1 know it.“ John was eilent. for
eevorel mlnutee. Tben be let looee
come of the bittu-neee tbet woe to
Vhle heart. "If people went to throw
mud. why don't they throw it at
ecrneone who'e more deeorvlag of it
'tbanlamr lfltaiteadriok. I'm-
drunhrd: if i pay hello to a pretty
girl. l'na running wild. new about
well. how about Noel Boyd. for in-
mace? 'rberee o than who'e rotten
and to proud of it. Why don't they
eboot at him? How about Paul Dev.
ldeon—eltbough Paul. deepite bio
babita. to pretty much of a gentle
moot" ,
"Paul len't married!“ chlt told
line. “they can't hurt bite much.
1 name I'm a ruther Inn-turd
world outoldo of Margaret and my
practice. Believe me. l'm glad of it;
i miaa a lot of trouble.
He took one of John'e proffered
cigareta. "do for Noel Boyd." he
went on. "he ien't worth talking
about. You know. John. in a way a
man can feel flattered when he to
goeelpod about. They ueually pick
a clean target to throw mad at: a
dirty one, like Noel. doean't allow
any new atain."
He paueed a moment and etudiod
the omoke curling up from the end
of hie cigaret. “Look at Pat Forbee.
John. l'd hate to eee you begin to
loeo your grip-like Pat'e doing."
“What do you mean? i hadn‘t
heard."
“Well. Pat. I underetand. ie in a
pretty bad way. You know Pat’e no
aalnt. but neither to he a black-
hearted aloner."
"i know that. all right. an
a boy that never grew up."
"That about deecribee hint. Still,
everyone doeen't know Pet the way
we do. and come of thin talk about
him baa reached the firm that em‘
ploya him. and hiebold on bio lob
ie weakening."
"Great Scotti I hadn't heard that.
Dick.”
“Well. it'a true enough. largaret
eaw Marian Forbee not long ago.
and Marian told her. Pot‘e been
pretty caroleea. of coureo. and he‘ll
need a pretty etlft Jolt to bring him
around to hie aoneee. "
iuet
"I‘m oorry no the devil to bear
that." John eaid.
“1' in telling you. John. becauee i
don't want you to get in trouble.
God ltnowe l'ln not trying to preach
w you."
“I know you're not. Dick. it waa
decent of you to talk to me.” He
wee gazing idly at h'le coilee cup.
toying with tie handle. and Honcho.
knowing titer was nothing more
to b. “id. ll ”ed luck hie chair.
He war not. angry with Dick
lionefee-he had an idea that it had
gone Netty bard 1th Dick to N
wbatbebad. Bu eminabllnd
rage at. tb one who were
bendying bie about. Noel lord.
he told hilneelt. wee wit the hind
who would take a icoen delight in
curring up troublo'rh enthare wee
Eleanor Mann-41o men been pretty
abet-(with leer. Shebadeelledblu
up covert! time! since thlt ninth
badleftborin heropartlnent.“
he had found eonte exouee every
tine.
macho.out1eeuuyeelrldcky 10¢ annexe looked up eo no
mlhmbamullb hilt
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called. "could you come here a min
me?" He motioned toward the little
office which wan used for private
conferencol.
"tht now?" he thought. l‘lat
wore a heavy frown. and the hooded
eyes need at John coldly.
Graham cloeod the door carefully.
John. waiting for the other to epeek.
lit a olgeret and inhaled a deep
draught of the emoko.
"All right. Nat. what'e on your
mind?" John put a lightneee in hie
tone that he was far from feeling.
“We've loot an account.” Graham
eaid ehorn'y. Hie mouth oet in a
hard line.
John frowned. "Who?"
"The Smithson Oil people."
John whietled. "Well. t'll‘ be
derned. Giro any reason?"
"The kind of reaeon they gave
doesn't mean much." Hie manner
wee eucb u to indicate the reapon-
oibllity for loelng the account no
John'e.
‘t :‘Weil what did they aay?" John
we! as to be calm. although
Grebam'e manner lea awfully irri
toting.
"They eaid they were placing their
edvortielng with Kelly and Jonea, be-
eauee they weren't exactly eatieiied
with the roeulte we got for them."
"Well. you can't blame them for
that. Not. We've got to expect to
loee an account once in a while. and
this to the ant one. i wouldn‘t take
it to heart too much-one ewellow
doeen't nuke e eummer. you know."
Graham eoowled. and mutter
eometbing about o "damaged repu
lion” and not being eurprieed if they
loot thou. Milburn'e face ened
elowly.‘ and be etared etrelg into
firehm'e eyee before he epoke
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“Jim what do you mean by dan-
aged reputation? be aeked coldly.
Net abrugged. "l're gone into it
before.”
“Lilian, bore. Net. 1 think i knew
what you're driving at. You're in-
ing to tell no that Smithson quit in
been“ people no oeying tbinge—
bounce I've eort of put a blight on
the dru'e reputation. la that it?‘
Greben wee etlent. lie etared
ahead of bin into the etreet.
“Net. 1': talking to you. i want
enanewor.“
Graham turned on blue irrlttbiy
"What more of an enewer do youl
”want? 1 W title thing with
youeenrelanoatbeego. lfyouwent
tbobuelae- togoto bell—ell right."
“sourewupbiebeadeinegeetbre
m
- hum no no one.
awful Mn. Biodgett again."
"What hoe ehe done now—told
‘ you i cut aomebody'e throat?"
Fly chose not to heed the irony
in hie tone. "1 one Mrs. Clark on
the street today. and when l epoke
to her she cut me dead."
"What—hire. Clark? Whi'. i
thought you and ehe were good
friends."
“i thought eo too. but evidently
we're not."
”But where does Mre. Blodgott\"-
come in?"
"l are lire. Robineon later. and
ehe told me that hire. Blodgett had
circulated the report that 1 time
talking about bird. Clark."
"Why. the old bcnl She did that?
l'll swear. Fay. if ehe were a man i
believe I'd choke her. At that. He
got a good mind to take a poke at
that ekiony huabend of here."
But Fay was crying. He etopped
the car. pulled up to the aide of the
road and put hie arm around her.
"There now. Pay. l wouldn‘t an it
to heart. if Mre. Clark tree the right
eort ehe wouldn't put any etock in
ouch lieu."
"How can people be on mean.
John?" Fey eobbed.
“Don‘t eat: me. honey. it takee ell
kinda to make a world. i euppoee.“
With his arm around Fey. coneoling
her. be felt euddenly nearer to lier
in apirit than be had been in weeke.
he laid her head on hie ehoulder
and debe at her eyee with her
handkerchief. "Never mind.” John
cold. kieeing the teen away. “'we
have each other." 1
m ehivered. “It make- me eo
afraid. John.”
“What realm you afraid. honey?”
She ehook ber- bead. not knowing
how to out in worde tbie feeling
berotbat an evil conepiracy wee a
work trying to hurt them. Other
"men might be able to laugh tbe
tbinge of! that ehe took an to bee-rt.
but N. highly eeneitive. wee
melted.
But thinge did look o little
brighter. witb John to comfort boa-—
thie lovable. tnpetueue boy of bore.
. . . Abdbtinbioigneranoe.“
not know that what lay cried out for
weeteoderneee. coneideration. eon-
etantevldeneeofbhlove. tweed.
alook. can oouetlanee well the dif»
ferenoe betweea happine- and
tragedy. John tonight had been at
her aide when one main. needed him
The next line ber eptrtt cried out
for lie help he decor-ted her.
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