Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 96, 22 April 1922 — Page 9

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1920.

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WHO'S WHO WHAT'S 1 HAPPEXE0 Richard Brabant, a successful young lawer, has given a year's leave of absence to his wife, Sally, hoping that she will be changed from a butterfly to a woman by learning something of life. She meets Keith Gilbert, always labelled "Danfreroua,' and through him associates with New York's gayest crowd of celebrities; among them, Lee Craig, a pretty artist, and Rra.ha.rn Rrowna. a well-known fi

nancier. The gay life that Sally leads is not approved by her friend, Barbara Lane, an old-fashioned wife,

but is shared bv

Patricia Lorlnar. a modern flapper.

who resents the fact that Gilbert is madly in love with Sally as she wants him for herself. With Sally she goes to a house-party at Gilbert's country

Dlace. and Is there when revenue offic

ers appear to arrest Gilbert on a charge of bootleeglng on a big scale, and because one of nls men has killed an officer during a fight. Gilbert flees Into the nlsrht. taklne Sallv with him. and

tries to kidnap her,- but she is rescued

ry Meal r!a.lhnnn. who la trail Inn- Gilbert.

Gilbert accuses Sally of betraying him to Calhoun and vows vengeance. He ! Is imprisoned, but escapes. Sally goes ; with Barbara Lane and her husband, ; Andrew, to a house-party at jthe Ran-'

cans'. At the country ciuo mere sne meets Gilbert, who goes under an assumed name, and Is looking for her. CHAPTER -XLII THE FURY OF THE SCORNED To Sally It -was like a nightmare, that flight toward the -woods. She could not wrench herself from Keith Gilbert's grasp; he held her too tightly. She stumbled, tripped, and found hersell dragged along the ground until she regained her feet somehow. She screamed, but was so breathless that her voice was barely audible. They reached the edge of the black strip of the woods. Gilbert plunged forward, turning away from the path.

and Sally almost uncons clo usly threw an arm across her face to protect it from the low hanging

branches. Gilbert

had not slackened his mad pace, and there was actual

danger In tbat headlong race through the trees.

Then suddenly she felt his hold on

her wrist loosen. He had stumbled over a log, and fallen to bis knees. She snatched her hand away and turned back toward the golf links and the club house, ashe thought. Frantic with the desire to escape, she ran wildly. Her breath came in great, sobbing gasps; it seemed to Tasp its way through her lungs. Tripping over protruding roots, lurching against the

trees, as her strength began to give

out, she hurried on. And behind her came Gilbert. She

could hear the twigs and smaller

branches breaking as he forced a way

threatening,

"Well, you don't look it you're

white aa the moonlight Now I'm go

ing to send word to Mrs. Randall that you have a headache and have gone

Iaes Klnmpb.

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ed. "Dick wanted me to learn some

thing of life but I don't seem to know

where to begin.- ...

"Ill call at.ten .in the morning to

give you your first lesson," he told her, as the car drew up in front of the Randall home. "So don't lose any

time getting to sleep tonight. And

don't be afraid of Gilbert toe's where

he can't harm you, by this ' Ume."

Monday A New Road. .

TUCKED CUFF IS NEW GLOVE IDEA

Bally falU en the porch end Oram JUm Brovme finis her.

home one of the maids can tell her.

And then I'm going to take you to her

house at once."

His voice was curt, peremptory, but Sally liked it. It .was a relief to be told what to do, somehow. She was glad to go with him to one of the Randall cars, and to feel that the evening's melodramatic events were as remote as if they had actually been the nightmare that they seemed. "I feel as if I'd been 111 and horribly delirious," she told Calhoun. "The whole thing is so preposterous Keith was like a mad man." t "That's what he is mad with tie desire to get what he wants," no matter what it Is or who stands in the

way," he answered. "He's as undisciplined as a wolf, and about as unprincipled, I'd say. And you " "I've been a fool," Sally exclaimed, disgustedly. "It was such fun to do exactly as I liked, to be free to be as wild as I liked, that it went to my

head. And now well, things must

change, but somehow I don't know

just what to do. I m so at a loss, so useless." She might have added "And so un

happy," but she did not, and Calhoun mentally supplied the words, as he saw the sadness inkier eyes. 'No, you're not," he declared. "Why, there are dozens of things that you can do, hundreds of ways that you can find happiness. Mrs. Lane has told me of this matrimonial vacation that you're taking why don't you turn it to account?" "I would if knew how," ehe answer-

Workers For Beveridge

To Meet at Hagerstotvn Beveridge workers of the county

will attend a meeting to be held in the Odd Fellows hall at Hagerstown Tuesday evening, according to an announce

ment by. Will Pickett Saturday. The

meeting will be attended by J. I Wat-

kins, of Newcastle, district chairman

of the Beveridge forces.

Mrs. A. W. Roach will be a speaker. The Newcastle colored male ' quartet

will furnish music. . '

McCORMICKS "HAVE NO PLANS"

FOR WEDDING DEPARTURE.)

CHICAGO, April 22. The announcement of Max Oser, former cavalry officer, cabled from his home in Switzerland that, he would be wedded to Miss Mathilde McCormick of this city

in June was today met with a statement that Miss McCormick and -her father, Harold F. McCormick had made "no plans of any sort" regarding the

date of their departure from Chicago.

So far John D. Rockefeller, grandfath

er of Misa McCormick is not known to

have given hia consent to the mar

riage.

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Capacity Audience Sees

Dennis Entertainment

- "A capacity " audience " witnessed the

entertainment whicn was given Friday

night In the Dennis junior high

school auditorium by the various departments of the school. The student

council was instrumental in perfecting the entertainment. Having been giv-

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The newest idea in silk glove. is tucks at the wrists. Here is a pair of white silk gloves with tucked cuffs stitched in black and battened up the side with l ire hlack silk buttons. Black and white embrAdery is used on the backa ni the gloves.

Our business is to sell photographs that don't come back, to customers that do.

en last week for the pupils t Garfield school, it was repeated inv order to give the public a chance lit see the students in their clever-oirflglnal prw sentations. i. The Dennis chorus . and r- orchestra furnished music while the departments gave their respective plays- and exercises.

ROYAL MARRIAGE JUNE 1 ,. (By Associated Press.) BELGRADE, April 22. The mar. rlage" of King Alexander ' of Jugoslavia and Princess Marie, , second daughter of King Ferdinand and Queen Marie of Rumania, has been fixed for June 1, it was announced today. "

PHOTOS

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through them. Swearing,

he ran after her till it seemed to Sally jnwMtiwmiHimiiimmiiiiiwniiiiuiiiimiiiiiiMHimniininiimiiiiiniiiiiiimiiit

that the chase had lasted through an;

eternity, instead of for a few brief mo

ments.

She began to realize that she was lost. Had she been running toward the links, she would have come into the open sooner. She must have gone on into the woods instead. Panic seized her. She wa3 too exhausted

to keep on much longer. She feared r

to think of what would happen when she. fell at last and could not go on. He would scar her face, he had said with a knife, with acid ho? She would go through life marked by his fury. At last she came to the golf links.

The club house seemed miles away,: but her very desperation gave her-

new strength. She never knew howi she managed to reach it; there was a! nightmare of effort, seemingly as useless as running In a dream, that takes one nowhere. Then she stumbled up

the steps and fell on the deserted side porch of the club. She knew that Gilbert was coming rapidly toward her, yet she was incapable of moving. Her limbs were leaden, her body limp. From within came the laughter of the guests at supper, yet ehe could not even summon strength enough to call for help. And then she heard rapid steps crossing the porch. A man's arms lifted her; she found herself leaning against someone's shoulder. A voice 6aid "Sally!" and she opened her eyes to find Neal Calhoun's face above her.

"You always rescue me," she told him a little later, when he had established her in a big chair, and had brought her wrap from the dressing room to cover her tattered frock. "You're a sort of guardian angel." "Yes, thanks to rqy job of tracking

Keith Gilbert," he answered grimly. "He's a slippery customer, but this! time we've got him safe enough I saw two of my men collar him just as I ran to pick you up. Tell me, are you all right?"

She nodded, though she was trembling still from fright and exhaustion.

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These Records will be ready for you THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 27, but on account of the great popularity of the artists, linked up with the important part which they have in this campaign, and the splendid quality of the recordings, there is bound to be a tre- , mendous demand for these Records ; therefore, to be sure of getting all of the selections ' you will want, you should buy now. We are listing the selections below: "When I Look Into His Face" Rodeheaver and Asher "Calling Thee" Rodeheaver and Asher "A Banjo Song' Rodeheaver. "The Golden Crown" Rodeheaver "Christ Died" Rodeheaver "All the Way to Calvary" Rodeheaver The Records Have a Selection on Each Side and Sell for 75 cents Each THE STARR PIANO CO.

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Another Big Saving Event

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at The Hoosier Store These Monday Sales are saving many economical buyers much money on merchandise that can be used to good advantage in every home. It's no use of you passing up these sales, so come Monday expecting values such as youll find listed below, for Monday only. i

MONDAY SPECIAL MILLINERY

One lot of small droop Hats for little tots, Monday ,

59c

A new shimpent of Organdie Hats for little r. S1.00 to S1.98 .

After Easter we sorted trimmed Hats. Can give you a wonderful selection of fljl " Q Trimmed Hats Monday j4rXi

Don t fail to see our uncovered Frames

for making Organdie Hats; Monday , , . , . 4 ... , , ..

.. 43c

Dry Goods Specials for Monday 2Sc Cheviot Ginghams for Monday, yd. ..15 30c Romper Cloths, 32-in., for Monday, yd. 10J 15c 'yard wide Curtain Materials for Monday, per yard' g 12c Unbleached Muslin, Monday, yard .-9 15c heavy unbleached Muslin, Monday, yd. 10J 29c Spring Tissue Ginghams, Monday, yard 25 $1.00 Spring Tissue Ginghams, Monday, yd. 65 75c Woven Silk Striped Madras Shirtings, Monday only, yard 50 39c heavy Bath Towels, large 6ize, Monday 25 25c yard wide Percales for Monday, yd. 15 18c Linen Weft Toweling for Monday, yd. 10 EOc Madras Curtain Materials, Monday, yd. 29J 50c yard wide Beach Cloths, Monday, yd. 39 25c bordered Curtain Materials, yard wide, Monday, yard 12!4

Rugs & House Needs for Monday 9x12 heavy Axminster Rugs, good patterns, Monday only S24.98 9x12 Seamless Wool Brussels, Monday S14.98 9x12 Seamless heavy double thread Grass Rugs, Monday only S4.98 Cretonne Remnants for Monday, each ...10d Dark green Window Shades for Monday . -48d Guaranteed Feather Proof Bed Pillows, sell at $2.00;-for Monday only each S1.00 Remnants of Toweling from 1 to 2 yards long, Monday, each LOc Cocoa Door Mats, for Monday 98 2oc Rubber Stair Treads, 9xl2-in., Monday 10 30c best grade Rubber Stair Treads, Monday, each 15 $2.00 large size Grass Rugs for Monday... 9S 25-yd. roll carpet paper for Monday, roll.. 59 Buy your room size Rugs. Make a small deposit and we will hold them for you. $10.00 half felt and cotton Mattresses, full size, Monday 6.98

CHINA DEPARTMENT SPECIALS FOR MONDAY

8-Inch Flower Bowl 25 No. 8 galvanized Wash Boiler and lid, special 95 1-Burner Steel Oven, tin lined with glass door SI. 79 3-pint Aluminum Percolator Coffee Pot, special 75 Adjustable Window Screens in all sizes, special 39 to 75

Bell shaped Star Cut Tumblers, special, each 10 Plain white Salad Dishes 14 Well made Wood Curtain Stretchers with stationary nickel plated pins ..-S2.39 Ice Chest, golden oak finish, holds 85 pounds of ice, galvanized lined; special S12.39

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WONDERFUL SHOE VALUES FOR MONDAY

Ladies or Growing Girls' patent low rubber heel one strap Slippers, sizes 3 to 6, Monday only .- S2.69 Ladies" brown kid lace Oxfords, low rubber heels, welt soles, our $6.00 grade; Monday only at S 1.G9 10 discount on any Child's or Misses low Shoe Monday.

Ladles' vicl kid low rubber heel one strap Comfort Slipper, sizes 3 to 8; Monday only at S1.39 4 styles Ladies solid leather black kid lace Oxfords for dress or comfort, Monday only, choice S2.69 Men's solid leather Work Shoes, Bizes 6 to 11; Monday at ... ........ SX9S

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