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. a gE / Let ng ey 2 I i “v i ¢ At this point, Nora discreetly | NEW YORK PAINTERS STRIKE | ROCHESTER, Ind, : . 8, . 2 { 3 Tw 11“ daughte f Mr. d TWO FOLLOWING . BY RICHARD HILL WILKINSON Tandrew, CE TREASURY MD > Press | Mrs. Robert. Sheperis, Marilyn, 1,

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Hor Q cs : a a : NEW YORK, Aug. 27.—About 12,- and Barbara Ann, 2, are under eare Dai y Short Story ELLER nushed. “Kay, you heard 000 members of the Painters, Deco- | of physicians for severe, lip and

© | 3. : 5 1 : = { what I was saying to Nora?” ; 2 . : rators and Paparhangers’ Union tongue burns caused by.lye. The : AUTO MISHAPS FAY read through the love lét-, you happen io find a letter lying | Most of it.” ; “ Miss Josephine Roche to struck this morning for higher | children put lye in their mouths

! : : bout . i - ; . : . ie : To 1. ] . : ters a second time, and each 2 pple. . : : He took her hand. “I thought— 4 . wages and improved working condi- "while their mother was washing BE. . endearing word was like a knife ppp ion: ., Nora stared at him |p thought If you'd found the let- | Address State Meeting tions. | | clothes. : ‘Ty : LRaeanng ds i A “2% | blankly and shook her . | ; ’ ’ > 2 - es : : J 8 : ._._ | ter and read it, you wouldn't under- | Driver Faces Three Charges thrust in her heart. It was signed,| Peter followed her into the dining | gyang. row a it. Seems as) 3 : . on Sept. 1. tle ire . “Your loving Clara.” Its salutation room. Soy . | though ‘we've been drawing away : : min yo After Striking : I was. “Darlingest Peter.” The pink . Please try and think, Nora. I from each other. And I didn't want | oy ] P I : : «py. | OSU a letter—a very important let- | ,,, pins to give you cause to—| J By United Press : atro Car. p envelope was addressed to “Mr.'ier It was ina pink envelope.” | 20 : | WASHINGTON, Aug. 27— Miss

x for t . ; ; draw away.” He grinned sheep-| | 1 - > { Peter Merrie.” Her Peter—the Peter “Pink?” - Nora turned to stare at | jshjv, { Josephine Roche, Assistant Secre- |

F Forrest Kiefer, 25. 2447 N_Dela- She had married three years ago him, and Peter feit himself getting | But Kay only laughed and put | iF tary of the Treasury, has accepted | cd hk en. ia ee red. - x : | her arms about his neck and kissed : ian invitats Ware-st, Was arrested early: today Cll foe Letit ct re He wished that Nora Hadn't known | him. : : an, invitation to address the four- | on charges of failure to stop at a BOTIOUSIy happy until six' month him since he was. & child, having | “Why, darling, why should such | Seertl annual outing of the Seuth- | preferential ‘ street when his auto- #80 : : heen previously employed by his|, sy ‘old letter as that bother me? | ern Indiana Labor Day ‘Association mobile {ruck a police car at 34th-it Before Kay Had picked up the parents. She felt a iverty 7 T€- | Of course, if it had been more re- —'| at the Gibson County Fairground a 4c ik av letter from ‘the bedroom floor, 2rd him as frankly as she chose. | ont if the postmark hadn't showed | | Princeton, Sept. 7. : 2nc Lenira.-a Beneath her “curious, surprised | nae it was 10 years old—I might CRD: : ; = Miss Roche, a Colorado coal mine

: 2 . az. divi vhere it - had ently fallen av d- | , Police said Kiefer mas driving WNere Nad. apparen stare, his gaze wavered, .and sud- | : : ¢ { have worried. But the postmark operator, gained national fame for

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. in ; «+ | that ‘morning, she would have ad- , had done when : s : at the intersection of* Central-av | : : i in her, even as he had done e a = 3 : aL ihe ate harzed “with failora mitted that at least half the fault| . mers stripling, and to implore her | don’t want to draw away {rom you vania Railroad passenger conduc Mine Workers of America. She is > au $ Charged wilh lanurgg "0 . : | 5 © : -tor, is to retire after 46 years of : : to have a driver's license and cer®t Of their recent quarrels was -hers.| assistance., active service upon his arrival i accepting the Indiana engagement tificate of identification. : i She would, in all fairness, have con- _ % x 1 THE END | Indidha Vite pon : an ye an in lieu of John L. Lewis, U. M. W. = iy Ti {l fessed that she was unduly jealous’ : Nd . vo d po Aah >. Mm. - of A. president, who was unable to * James M. Lloyd, ‘24, Gréensburgi ., . : ; tnnci ORA, I'm scared to death. Spa { day on the first section of “The : 349. i of her husband, that his attentions] (Copyright, 1936. by United Feature | American” from St. Louis attend. : ’ . The invitation was extended to

Was arrested and charged withi,, june Oakes probably meant| = Honest, I don’t know what Syndicate, Inc.) : : £5 (The characters in this story are fictitious). Mrs. Litteral and his sons, Ho- | Miss Roche by President Elmer

drunken driving and disobeying aj nothing, t io’ 1 ber Clara In- | { traffic. signal when his car was-n-j . put now, since the discovery. and no You| remem e | | paz 3. Harold C. and Harley T. | whitman of the Southern Indiana volved in a three-car collision afl caging of the letter, the entire as- "or ih titer for Nora's af ‘SONNTAG RITES TODAY | ritteral are to honor him with a |pabor Day Association and Joe E. Washington-st, and Sherman-dr. J pect lof the situation had changed. He paused, waiting for Nora's al- i Te a Jecepuon 2 Sele home, 1518 N. Board, vice president. lh According to police, Lloyd drove! poiey was interested im another | firmajive nod. But Nora only re- By United Press i iitaany pent. railroad I eags i Ly 4 f CREDIT 5 Pg ioy th < fry 5 ' & x : : . = : | . 5 € - y : a apa 8) the Street Ing woman! And the very fact that | garded him silently—hostilely, he EVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug. 27—| work as a brakeman Sept. 23, A eT I Lar Day 3 To Reliable People I ariven bv FB. 1. Paul. 19 134] Ny oat yehes Noman was poy June thought. He rushed on. ‘ | Funeral services for Marcus S.| 1890. He became a freight con- more than 100 local unions repre- ; : SR BR Qlney-st. -Paul's car then collided] O2KcS but an unknown, gave evia| "yb nue: when we were in | Sonntag, Evansville banker and | ductor Dec. 25, 1897, and on June senting every organized craft in| : “A Small Down Payment olice - said. with an automobilgsl 9c0Ct of what a fool she'd been, of} "=" 7 “" a e |-civic leader who died here Tuesday,| 27, 1908, was promoted to pas- : has : bo SE and the balance police - said, with an. automobiltii | = 4100" che was. [It was easy to! high school, she | and I—well, we | J A | southern Indiana within a radius of So r In weekly ar monthly driven by Thomas Eaton, 26, 121 Si adn 2 ht - had | thought we were in love with each | Were to be held at his home today,| senger conductor. © | 100 miles, together with all Farm bo installments ss you Sherman-dr. Witnesses said SCordD understand, how, why Peter ; had | thought we wel vil i with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. | | Bureau units in our territory. ex- Home. Rage, duty we iBg to officers, that both. Paul and een 50. willing. alloy eager a other. ‘We used 10 write love letters | The Rev. Joseph Gt Moore, of St. TROUT SEASON ENDS A Tond 10. 30 & on oop yo CN ome. Completed Eaton had stopped for the traffic Juarrel. He ha Xe a ne qi. | Pack and forth. Silly, foolish stuff. | Paul's Episcopal Church was to | tion to deliver the principal address, Immediately", : : way. {0 & tompetle break- Anyway, I kept the letters. I don't Officiate at the ceremonies. ‘ : or | .

signal, vote IN INDIANA MONDAY | at our fourteenth annual celebra-

Moses. Mafouk, 41. 205 'W. 209th=-st know why—just tucked 'em away in

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¥ - tion at the Gibson County Fair-

| was. reported in fair condition al 2 v strong C oof - : | Yr { ground, Monday, Sept. 7. i NER The § For Efficient, Easy {Gitv Hospital today {fom Injuries A: sat at her dressing table a we Sud jorge; them, BRIDGE WALKER HIT | The trout season closes Monday, | “We guarantee a y ngmus crowd : SARS | SAFE TOOTH EXTRACTING suffered last night when the auto- : long time before reaching alin pet some things, and ‘I saw the| z ,. .. Prise | Virgil M. Simmons; Conservation | of 60,000, with the finest facilities i : aaiaial Aen DALY mobile in which he was riding col-| decision. Finally, she folded the Letters there and thought I'd bet- RICHMOND nd Aug. 97.--Al- | Department commissioner, pointed | I Indiana, spacious grounds ‘and | 3 aM 3 ded Fh another at St. Clair and letter, Jnseried it, in its Envelope {ter destroy them. Mrs. Merrie is bert Paulin a" Cambridge City out todav | ost inte nly Mun yoiem . : '% : ew Jersey-sts ; and placed the envelope in her |: sitiv ; < y if ? 2 a frei ea vo a] C il Make It possible dak § : ew Re Dd Then she packed Bo fo i Ye you how, ang it Sie was in critical condition at a hos-| The season opened May 1. Fisher- | to each and every person on the|:' DENTIST Ee Xs Se suitcase | them’ in my pocket—five of them | Pital here today from injuries suf-| men have reported trout fishing this grounds. : Jia - —. HEARING FOR*BANGS An hour later, she climbed aboard | but when 1 started to’ burn them | (cred When he was struck by an in- | year the best ever experienced in| “On this day we pay tribute to news Cor. WASH. and PENN. STS. 5 a train—a7train that would take a the office this. morning theie terurban on g bridge and hurled 25 | Indiana due to intensive stocking of our homes, our country and our J £3 IS SET FOR SEPT. 1 2 .f Bs “| feet into the river below. streams, Mr. Simmons said. ; 2reat President. We need you. Won't ’ * — ——— ar. or +

her home to her mother. She felt | were only four. ‘I must have . numb, and it was difficult to think | cropped one, somewhere about the _ Timea Spedial A with clarity. ~ She knew only that! pouse— = — HUNTINGTON, Aug. 27.-—Argu- this was the wisest.thing she could | Peter broke ‘off suddenly Nora's | = ments in the suit of Mayor C. W. H.| do. for herself and for Peter. A| . "0 20" 0 from. his face to |

- ‘event the Citv Council | little ts ; SS roug ri Ls : Bangs to prevent the City Council til shudder passed thr ough he | a point. over his shoulder. He | 4 , |

In a hearing vesterdayv, Judge Al-

: bert Chipman halted Mayor Bangs'| The train was in motion now. NIT CTINITE IY ! : attorneys 'in an “attempt to prove | Lhe ficessant clicking of the rails WHAT YOU SHOULD in . their questioning of witnesses | Nn Sloss he; png of thes : TW py : : {hat a conspiracy existed in the City | thi ier ey on oy KNOW AB fits. = = « Council giremove Mr. Bangs from Salter ar : Ico ery. Dae Wasi J 5 i om ; almer now. She removed the letfer | | oti g : from her bag and read it again as - if to convince herself that it was! FACE PIMPLES :

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replaced it in the envelope and held Eh

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Ruth: Estella eves, - 16-month- : ; , 2 . ; gh h .E 8 Regye 16-month | HEN Peter Merrie arrived | cleansing, or sometimes they are - old daughter of MY. and Mrs. Homer | home thkt night and found | Jute [persistent due to deeper in a — soscos :» sng os Reeves, 804'2 S. Senate-av, remained | the House "deserted, he was vastly ternal causes. ; * s : * IN - in a critical condition at City Hos- | relieved. Without removing = his d . hile properly fronting lle un+ = Girls Rayon Taffeta an ; or injuries received 1 t0Pcaat he, raced mp the stairs, | derlying cause, you can relieve the » os § = hital today from injuries received rushed irito the bedroom, and strode | chy, burning soreness and re Ni 3: 3 Le D

: when she fell from a second-story | to one of the two clothes closets, | Your skin by using an ointment that jindow at her parents’ home yes- | where he. began a careful investiga- | Will keep the medication in contact yy { _terday. tion of the floor. Failing to locate] With the pimply spots. Apply it \ \ Lace-trim- =~ The ihfant received a skull frac- | the'bbject of his search on the floor. | Very night “and leave it on all i med or ruffled! ture when she fell head. first 20 feet | he removed a square metal box | Pight.. It does a world of good: Girls love $

te .the concrete sidewalk below, from the top shelf, unlocked it. and |. For more than 40 years people : fo p_— rummaged through its contents |‘have used Resinol Ointment to fill HE them for their ’ again, a Ci ‘need. It soothes the irritation Eo grown-up

00 eS oo AT PENCIL BOXES EX:HOOSIER'S SON HONORED | - Disappointed again, he closed and $n ari. healing, It also treats the : ? styles! The

—— y : Zim 3 } : 1 locked the b | =e ez 10c, 20c, 39¢c mes Special - locked the box, and was, replacing | il pores where many surface pi ; - Ss : ? | 2 WR | ; ; IK : = TS . { of Ww hogs (o £ man, rface pim- , seams won't oi . ¥ Zh FRANKLIN. Aug 27-Sertor fit on {he shelf. when he heard the | pies start. Washing fot: auth NH Wp pull. Flesh § Each one with the ABC guar- [EXPN 1 FOUNTAIN PENS John K, Valentine, son of Hosford | front deor open and close. Think-| Reginel Soap quickens the pleasin : TTR | 4 14 f bsol I I ; RES £5 § ; BE nC jonune, son Of Hosford J If, WAS Bie Wife: ha foots |r] pleasing | 1. | __color. 4 to 14. antee of absolutely fast color (£ [3 <\ilelileh: % 10c. 20c. 25 = vaien Ine: Cen Epynle, 18a WHO petyrned downstairs, only to find « Buy a jar of Resinol Ointment! N ea gag ; « «+ OF. MONney back! KL St. Cy Cy c . formerly lived at Edinburg, Ind. has | Nora, | the elderly maid. ‘removing |'#nd cake of Resinol Soap from any Girls’ Run-resist : » . ‘been named by Iowa Democrats as | her hat and coat.in the front hall. druggist. For free sample write \ : RAYON It: cost money: to send children EPR & COMPOSITION

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