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•Phinsday,.^M^A IXEMS SOWC|If«' Our subscribers gm*my J: cordially invited. toHcon, Sme personal and «$*#, 5£ns. These should be mdofS- . rTBrfth their own name, not for SbStlon, but «g t^pUp** gainst misinfomanoa. ': mttis Ruth Bronson itfis resumed' jJTstudies at Alfred University David A. White, Jr„ left Tues- day to enter Harvard law jpchool. Miss Eleanor Hyan has resumed he, studies at Syracuse Univer- sity. , • • Glenn Beach has resumed his studies at the University of Roch- ester. , , , Miss Margaret Posson has re- sumed her studies at Boston Uni- versit> f ^ , Porter Scott, of Rochester, spent Sunda^ with his mother, Mrs. M. H. Scott. ( ^ ^ Mis» Mae Dillon has gone to Miami. Kia., where she will spend the winter. ^ ^ ^ Mis.'. Betty White left Monday lo enter Trinity College, Wash- ingtufi, D. C. ^ ^ ^ James Compton, of Loades, Calif. i» visiting Mr. and Mrs. Howard Depew. • • • Miss Helen Gowans has re- sumed her studies at Mercy Hurst College, Erie, Pa . • • • Miss Leah Oakes left last week (or Syracuse, where she will enter Syracuse University. » • • August Wendler, of R. F . D. 1, (ell from a ladder Monday mora- ine and broke his left arm. • * * Mrs Inez Sommerville under- went an operation at Lockport City Hospital Friday afternoon. « • • Miss Victoria Coppa, of East Center street, has been spending a week with friends in Rochester. « • • Mrs. Frank Rice, of Rochester, spent the first of the week with her father, Warren E. Johnstone. • • * Miss Dorothy Hood left Satur- day to resume her studies at St. Catherine's School, Richmond, Va. * * • • Mrs Roy Fritz, of Quarryville, Pa. spent the week-end with her mothei, Mrs. Katharine Williams. • • • Mr and Mrs. Riley Hall and (amilv have moved from their home in Middleport to Niagara Falls » • • Mr and Mrs. Russell Howe have rnou'd from Genesee street to the Walker apartment on Park avenue • • • Re\ and Mrs. H. C. Milliman haw returned to Holley after spending the summer at Chau- tauqua • • • Mr and Mrs. S. F. Cover, of Towaco. N. J., spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. J Wherion. « • • Mrs Hannah McElwee fell Thursday evening in the yard of her residence on Eagle street and broke her arm. • « • Mrs Fred Bulemore is attend- Remember there is no extra charge for your milk in these newer, far more convenient bottles. Medina Dairy- Medina's Only \C ream Top\ Dairy \ Telephone 45S THE MEDINA TRIBUNE Timely Hints for theHousehi I0RIO & SIPPLE WIN'DOW CLEANING SERVICE & AWNINGS Home Windows Cleaned Phone 41 Medina *g*$mmai <&«$ JST jn iif%-^ 4 J?^' Boffraau Rttgeiy fw^o^tjhe ©jests of l^and Mrs. Clayton Ruger. ^ • • • daughter Alberta, of Kttsbuw, Pa., spent tfae week-end wtth J& and Mrs. Jk f. Waters. * \4\* <*' Carl Crowley and\ Robert Jenny SLSWS* P e Prttowd Con? ywtion of to§. Araertcan Legion in Cteveland, O,, <E|i week. - Kenneth Standish, of Roebes- ter, was the week-end guest of his parents, Mr . and Mrs, Victor Standish, of Pearl street • • • Edward WoodhuH, an old resi- dent who lived alone at his home m Oak Orchard, was taken to the County Hospital last week. • * • Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer L. Nagel, Jr., were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Publow, of Lewiston, N. Y. • * • Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goodsell are attending the National Con- vention of the American Legion in Cleveland, O., this week. • • • Dr. and Mrs. Harry F . Tanner and Mrs. Mary Lee Whedon spent the week-end at the Robert New- ell Camp in Northern Canada. » • • Mr. and Mrs. Victor Acer, of Kenmore, and Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Acer visited Mr. and Mrs. Ran- dall Kenyon, of Hilton, Sunday. • • • Mrs. A. J. McCormlck and Mrs. Elva McNamara have moved from Park avenue to their new home at 385 Elm-wood avenue, Buffalo. • • * Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Nagel and son, Robert, spent the week- end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milton R. Miller, of Batavia. • • * Mr. and Mrs. Bud Barry and daughter, Barbara Lee, spent the wees-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Tinney, of Eagle street. • • • Miss Ruth Mason, who has been a student dietician at the Roches- ter General Hospital during the summer months, has returned to her home in Albion. • • • Miss Agn.es Ford, who has been spending the summer with her sisters, Mrs. Sarah O'Grady and Miss Anna Ford, has returned to her home in New York. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Graham and family are attending the Na- tional Conventions of the Ameri- can Legion and Auxiliary in Cleveland, O., this week. • • » Mr. and Mrs. Fingal Lundgren and Mrs. J. S. Lundgren, of Franklinville, Pa., spent the week- end with Mr . and Mrs. Wilbur Lundgren, of Catherine street. » • • Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Fisk and daughters, Arlene and Eleanor, of Lockport, formerly of Medina, will leave October 4 to make their permanent home in Tampa, Flor- ida. • • • LeRoy F. Smith and Mrs. Edith E. Bowen, both of Medina, were married at the Pullman Church in Albion on Saturday, September 12. The home of the newly weds will be Fairport. » • • Miss Sanger and Miss Emma Sanger, of Dansville, and Mrs. Walter Wright and son, Harlan, of Canandaigua, spent Saturday afternoon with their cousin, Mrs. Walter S. Randolph. » • • Mrs. Raymond^ R. Sinclair en- tertained at bridge Saturday even- ing at her home on West avenue. The favors were awarded to Mrs. A. L. Strouse and Mrs. Leon Walters, of Albion. » • • Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morphet, of Middleport, announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Mary, to Robert G. Casey, son of Mrs. Eva Casey, of Medina. The wed- ding will take place in the near future. • • • Mrs. Dorothy Hunt, of Albion, announces the marriage of her daughter, Miss Marguerite Hunt, to Hiram J. Broadment, of Brock- port, Tuesday, September ^. Mr. and Mrs. Broadment will reside in Brockport. • * » Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Acer and Miss Mary Acer left Friday for Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. Acer spent the week-end with Dr. and Mrs. Casimer Leibel. Miss Acer resumed her studies at Trin- ity College. ^ t Mr \and Mrs. James Casement and son, James, of Eagle street^ and Mrs. Whitney Caldwell, of Hedley street, spent the week-end with Mr and Mrs. Millard Good- rich and family at Elmira. Mrs. Patrick Byrnes returned home with them. • *. * Miss Ja#e Vosler and Miss Jean RobertsoX entertained Saturday at the home of Miss Vosler In honor of the Freshmen of Mount Holyoke College. Guests were present from Buffalo, Lockport, LeRoy, Rochester and Medina, and -New Haven, Conn. • • • Dr. Frederick Ned, president, L R. Walters, secretary, and Le- Roy J. Skinner, one of the direct- ore of the state organization, are attending *6* annual omventtoB K *0k BgPT*MB*Jt Br JTeu Multer . ijtoy »*>«rt im* recipe* fox *e- *mhing drtok*. w «kh we *u en- joy ao-much.- wV ., \ , ' 3EOVSS. - ' s frndtDrfiuV' 2 cup* tfranulited sugar 1 cup lemqo juice 1 omt of 1 strkwberry ox rasp- berry juice, 1 smaR pineapple, grated 2 quarts, of wftter Vse enough, ice to rrfake qold. -,ThJa _ia e»pecUOIy nice for a gatdea'party, % . Strawberry Sherbet % cup sugar % cap water 1 pint strawberries 1 egg white % tablespoon lemon juice Wash, hull and mash, the straw- berries through a sieve. Boll the sugar and water for five minutes and cool. Mix all the ingredients and freeze to mush. Stir in th e stiffly beaten egg white and freeze in the refrigerator, or i n salt and ice. Add more sugar if the straw- berries are sour, Rhubarb and Strawberry Preserves 3 quarts strawberries 2 quarts rhubarb 10 cups sugar 1 cup lemon juice Wash, drain and hull the straw- berries. Add seven cups of sugar and let it stand for two hours. Wash and dry the rhubarb and then sliee. Add th e remaining three cups of sugar to the rhubarb and let it stand for two hours. Combine the fruits, bring to a boil and let it boil hard for thirty minutes. Add the lemon juice and boil ten minutes. Pour into hot sterilized glasses or jars and when cold cover with melted paraffin and cover. Chocolate Sauee for Ice Cream 1 cup sugar * Vi cup corn syrup Mi cup milk 1 square of chocolate 1 tablespoon butter Mix all of the ingredients to- gether except the butter and stir over the fire until the sugar is dis- solved. Boil for seven minutes and then add the butter. Serve hot o n ice cream. Confer Tea 1 quart strong tea, chilled Vi cup sugar Juice of 3 lemons 1 quart of glngerale Dissolve the sugar in the tea, and add th e lemon juice. Use enough ice to make it cold. Add the glngerale just before serving Serve with slice of orange and candied ginger. of the New York State Automobile Association in Buffalo as delegates from the local club. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Stod- dard are spending a few days in Cleveland, O. • • • Born Monday in Medina Me- morial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. David Dunlap, a daughter. • • * Mrs. Alice Delong spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. James Dyball, of Knowlesville. • • • Francis W. O'Donnell, Jr., has resumed his studies at George- town University, Washington, D. C. • • • Miss Mabel Boyd, of Oxford, N. Y., has been a recent guest of Mrs. Alma Spoor, of South avenue. ' » • » Mr. and Mrs, Arthur H. Shlsler, of Lansing, Mich., are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Harry M. Shisler. • • • Mrs. William Haight and Miss Marian Haight, of Cleveland, O., are visiting the former's sister, Mrs. May Poler. • • • Mrs. Milner and daughter, Ha- zel, of Niagara Falls, spent last Thursday with Mrs. Herbert Slo- per, of Lee street. » • • Mr. and Mrs. Ernest F. Good- sell and daughter, Ernestine, of Des Moines, la., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pelton. • * * Mrs. E. F. Zimmerman, Mrs. John Gilbert, Mrs. F. W. Hunt and Mrs. Percy H. Krompart are attending a luncheon in Knowles- ville today. » • • Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Erkskin have returned to their home in Kansas City, Mo., after spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Mi- lan Howell and family of Knowlesville. • • • Arthur Clement Chapman, who resides in Robbinsdale, Minn., and who called on old Medina friends last spring, is on his way East and after visiting in New York and Rochester, will head toward Al- bion and Medina for a brief visit Mr. Chapman sang in old St John's boy choir fifty years ago. His home was on Park avenue and his father, Dr. James Chapman, was a prominent physician and Civil war surgeon. . • • • The Women's Home Mission So - ciety of the KnowlesvUic Pres- byterian Church held their Sep- tember meeting at the home of Mrs. Alvln Ostrander Thursday, September 17, thirty-three being in attendance. Th e topic of the meeting was China, carried out under the abie direction of Mrs. Fred Armstrong, ef the Culvert. Following the meeting a delicious supper was served by Mrs. Emma Frost and her committee. mmmm^mmmmmmmmT m\ iimmmmmmmmmmmimmmmmmmtseammmimmmmmmmmmimmmmmmmm THE STORY ^____ * * CHAMRR t—Tlbf Dufc*. ft »*•»•« •nt. Uk*W» youth or tw«nty*thr«», Jqbi«M »n« t>ro*«, •nwr* an unocou. pt«d auroroer bom* tiv Southampton, •••kUif *hett«r from ft terrIKo ruin •torm, H» m»kt* hlmiclt «t horn*. St* ysara ago W« father hnd died, In *••-•— —rfiijj \ \ \ ~ — • — ngnt hts way ., ... He did not recollect «v»r having had China, leaving- the tad,\ frurry Oilbarti to fight hU w»y. bftok to ttw 8Ut*sJ .. mothar. Doatng mX tha flrartda, ha. , A,•.I*^. ,;1 • ,, b*W« *rrl<ffll o« • btttUr, Wllletta; e. chauffeur, Bvftnai ft CW>k and a maid. He lejmta that the aon of tho owner of tha houie, Jack rudder, whom tho aarvants bad never •eon. (a oxnocted, Ho dooldM to bluff tt out. Hlo supposed parents have left tor Germany, Next mornlns he la Rlvan a totter for Me \mother.\ Rs opens It and finds a me»HHKo from the teat Jack, Wlnir he could not come, and returning a hundred- dollar bill. Th« boy's tftthor had pen» atoned hlrn Intoobnourlty. Barry pock- ets the money. Intending to return It to there. Inter, He orders Bvane to tnko him iMcontnuk. \ ... _.._ ..... \. _. \ \ipe Rambldge and hta daughter, Patrlola. Intending to dinnhpear On the wny he (isolate Judf whose car had broken down. Believ- ing- he Is Jack Rldder, she Invltsa him to dinner the fallowing- Thursday. CHAPTER It<—Barry return* to Southampton, deciding to stny a bit longer. Mr. Rldder. Sr„ through his newspnper, the Globe, accuses Judge Hamblase -of taking order* from Tammany Hall In a condemnation proceedingirocoedlns. Barryy rneftaa Peterr Wlna-- low,-ow, prominentt attorney.. Wlnajoww Barr rneft Pete Wins prominen attorney Wlnalo tolls Barry that Judge Hambldge had seen an Accident In which a woman was killed by a tnxlcnb. At homeBarry finds the wife of the real Jack Rld- der awaiting him. Her husband Is In jail In Now York, chanted with the murder of Mike Kolly.Tammiiny boas. CHAPTER III.—The Rtrl, Peray, tells Barry how she had met Jnok in Florida and married htm. aa Jay Rogers. Jack lost his lob, and'they went to New York, where) she got work at the Cocoanut Bar. There she was accused of trying to plok the pocket of alike Kelly, and was ar- rested. Her husband went to Kelly's to Induoo him to drop the charge. Later Kelly wsa found dead, hla akull crushed by • decanter, Barry sug- *••\- * \ ftldder. casts he can help as Jack and Mm. Roicera aa-roea, Jud blag* deliversn a decisionh In the cond demnatlo ault In whin Kelly ha .—Harry caoloa sirs. Rldder for SI.000. Wlnslow takes Roarers' oftse. Rarry gets a Job on the Globe under his true name. The editor, Ernie Hnrwood. assigns him to cover the Kelly murder. Barry auspoots the Filipino servant, of Kelly. When Barry visits the Ham. btdftes, the Judge denies the accident he witnessed oocurred near the scene of the Kelly murder, whsre auoh sn accldont dart ooourrod. Patricia bids him. \Wntrh your step, Mr. Gilbert.\ t.HAPTER V.—Barry, on Evans'ad- vice, advertises for witnesses to the fatal nrctdent which occurred near the scena nf tho Kelly murdor, be- llov^nR-tho taxi driver who had hnd tho murderer an n fnre might re- spnnd. Rover* In tndloted. CHAPTER VI—Ilnrry learns Mre, Kelly tied beon told of n phone ooll to Kolly from nno Hetty nnrrlny, named In her dlvnroo pro'-ocdlngs mnvlnst Kolly, end hnd urnio wild. Tho DuU«> r*»eMvft» tho IS.000 from his \mother.\ A tnxl drlvpr nimwpri the ad. Hi> Mnnlldoe n xlngiilnr nn«- «»naor he hnd bod on I ho niirht of thu murder n» Hnmhldero Pnrry tplln Pet whnt he hns discovered Tho Judge hnd seen Kolly nfter Bmcers hnd boon there Pnrry ln«l«t« (he Judge loll the Irmh In free Boners, or ho will. Pnt threnlens In expose him an 11 thief. Rnrry tells Pnl ho loves hnr. Tho JudKo ndmlts qunrrallng with Kelly nod that Kelly was dond when he left CHAPTER VII.—Judge Hamhldgo further rovpals thnt Kelly threnlcned him with snmothlng he hnd In hla nocltot. nnd ordered him from the house when Hnmhldgo refused to fn- vor Kelly In I he suit. Before the Judge left, some one struck down Kelly. Onrry nunpecta Mrs. Kelly. (Continued from last week) ThurarJuy evening. Harry spent In his room, mostly thinking. Ho bad telephoned I'ot twlco glnco their luncheon together, mill found her ontluislnfttlc over hor , KIIPHIS. \There's nothing wrong with tho hoy,\ she declnrod; \nothing that n few weeks out hero won't cure. He's on Diet bench now, with tils mother.\ Judge Hnmhldge hnd taken to tho little fellow nt once. Almost like having n grandchild. It kept big mind off hla worries. And no one could gee Peggy, belnss brave, but tihvnyH storing at nothing, olwnyg thinking of whut (night happen, without pity tlmt wniniwl Into «f- fkctloii. \She's really on nvvfully gSod sort.\ I'ot snW, from South- ampton. \I lllto tier a lot. Whop •re you coming out?\ \Tomorrow I bopo,\ \Well we'll expect yoti for din- nr^p\ Thnt breach wag healed, all right. Put hnd called litm \llio tseum of the earth.\ In the game hour, he re- membered agttlu, he had told her he loved her. As to that, she still maintained silence. •Tbqt'ft ibe klndt'Bt thing she could do.\ Barry thought \A Judge's AnngHler, and Barry had learned not to think of tno future. \Nor heed the rumble of n distant drum,\ ns his own fa- ther bad put It. Ju*t tor now, It was pleasant to' be somebody who knew Pal—and be v, anted to take tlwt awful look out at tile other girl's eye*-. \That oughtn't U> be hard now.\ Barry thought. \If I could get that Filipino to (iilk. lie knows when Mrs. K«Ily camo home, and he's probably got a darned good Idea what the did afterward. If w« could get t o that Oriental—'* At wlilcli nslnt, EvanM turn*, asid be had teea drinking, \Sorry glr,\ b# apolojslMd, Uk- IfflLttw JB«II«B-«^Hr,» ! tiOmJKM «I^B , nf r WMUr* «onirjujnetloS^ \Sqifry ^r,' )»ut l'v^ ,li«*a liwto| dinner w»li Kelly't cl^l^ufCe;llr. ,l •'jrjiauia nptirtmmien.ti\ ''yes, sir,\ £v«bs aamlttoft, *liw>t*» Istily. «»ut tlmt win tho only chtttice I nnd with that Irlfthmnn.* •'WeUI\ \WeJJ 1 dwo Vtm Biunutds*. and Mrs. Rogers, and the hoy to Southampton, like you 89WU And I etnt-tod buck toaiiy. it vva* nearly eight when I uimlo too garaso, and J wfts'good and Imngrry, \There** a decent cafe n few yardB away. Nolan—that'll 'Kelly'* chimflTour-'was Bitting at « table, with a loiul lie ouent to've uono twlco for.\ livnns giiilloq. \13d had n si-mioli on womon In Roneral. And ho was chawed plen- ty. I hadn't boon with 1:5in Ions when ho opened up on Mrs, Kolly, There's something qnoor uotween hor and this Filipino, ho snya.\ \CharlloJ\ \That Isn't his name, but let U go at that And, wlton Bd said 'queor,' ho didn't moan anything wrong. Juat gomo kind of an Uiiiler- stnnding. Mrs. Kolly'n been giving tho Chlr.i coin and Jewelry, regular. Charlie ihowed him some of it, Ed says. \Well tho night of tho murder Nolutid drlvei Kolly to the Cocoa- nut Bar. And homo—at nine o'clock. When ho goto out at hla house, Kelly nays, 'Put tho car In tho garuge. Mrs, Kelly's gone up to Harlem, and I won't nood you 'til tomorrow morning,\ \ISd oboyi ordors. tlo goon hack to Kelly's, and sits In tho kitchen. This Chink la In the uutler'a pan- try getting a trny ready. And, while tho two nf 'cm are down thore, tho dninncdogt row Blurts up- stntrg—\ \Rogors nnd Kplly.\ \No. This win around nine o'clock. Mrs. Kolly. Hho WHS laying Mike out to MU could have hoard It u block. V\*ll, thin goes on for ton or llfloon mlnuioH, and then tho hell from the pnrlor rings. Charlie Htnrta upstairs with tho trny. Ho gut* tip two steps, when Kolly upponrB ut tho bond of tho lllght \Homo up horo, you louay spy. Come up lioro wlillo I toll you whoro you got off I' \Charloy sots down tho trny, nnd goos. Nolnn followa Into I he pan- try, anil has a stiff drink. Then ho Bits down iiKnln, ami Unions to Kelly luylng out tho OhlnU.\ \Could ho hear anything? Words, I mean?\ \No. Just Kelly's voice, Mrs. Kolly was out of it, Hhc'il gono to hor room. Nolan thlnke, But Kelly made noise enough for two. And, after anothor ten minute* or so, 4'hnrllo cotnos back. \ 'I'm fired,' Cbarllo any*—In tho Chink lingo. 'I got t o got out. That blankely-hlunk told tno to ga quick, or he'd kill tno.' \ 'Arc you going?* Nolnn n«ks. \ 'Sure,' tho Chink say*. 'I got to got my money first, lie chatted mo out of the room when I asked for It, but I'm going buck,' tho Chink snys. \Nolan then took tho <-o«li to n movie, nnd when they got bock, everything's quiet. It's after mid- night, because, (IIOHO two walked homo. Kelly's upstairs, tnlltlnis t<> somebody, and the Chink's In his room, packing nnd muttering to himself something frightful. Ho No- lan suys good night to the cook, w&o fSfcflnft *•> torn, *M!S5s Notn« mp* \m ttit p«i»tTy, *«4 _ t«k*i wtitot mm «Mh»t •ftWfV*' V^Whtt ^hooWi^ - ;• ' *TCh« ryt wltl»k«y I m* t*lllM Butry uprADc turn W« ch»»r, ^r^ And It w»* )* % «»|-|I<UW \Awn you «M*i*1* - *N0l«tt Ilk And n»\» )«At M «*N ttln^ that It \m m\\ In tin naatry wh«« th« guy ttjEMtnlm l«tt, K «Whyr » ^ ' '' - \tkclWit U, nfAiftl thi (r^nt door <io»» tr/nr f^ouai| Nfwn h« v#to Q« H» *»<H nay*\ - \ , s, aojliT» Bawy^xclnlin^, \Thjifc put* It up id Mr*. Ktlly, «1| right,\ Kvain thook. J»t» hendi druokaniy* \SJt»v Kefly ,w«»^i l tvowV «• •aid. \She went to lit? tutor** after tii* hlgh-Jlnk* In Jt«rl«m,.and Np^ lan «ot her thaw th» «**t wor«iBg v before they called tlio pollct. yiwro wpro only three weonta in ili»tlio«*ft Utter tun guy went who. WJ»» vtilt» }W KWly—Ke)IJf Wniafclf, *od>, rniii $, wighty uwu CMnimmo,* . u Wn8it«Y«V lb* IjHisyta W»I tUlfl, and tlm deviuiter Uiat VWod Kolly W8» downstoiw wtttt Mm until 4nat Bbont tho tlt»« K«|ly WW WUotl.\ \llmnka J3ftrry noddea, \t think we've «ot *owethlng, w \Oh i forgot to |jv« you tw*. tt came—-to Bouttjarontou,—Ju»t «• I was leaving »ald KvnriB. \This\ was * cablegram. Alone, In the amoko-UUotl room, Harry opouod it Nine words, «)K^ther nnd I aatltng for home Sunday, Love. Mother,\ For an instant, Ito atccd* frown, tho wire in hla hand. Directly before him, an ovenlng newspaper lay open on the tahle. \'Out-going paatongor and mall •hlpa,'\ ho read. \'Sailing to^80^ row—Steamship Oranjo NflMdll. Vor I'ort-au-l'rlnco, La Ouayra, Ouracoa, Marocalho, Carupano, and Pnmpatar.' I'm on my way to one of 'om tomorrow I\ CHAPTBR IX , B Aimy'8 panto wna aliorMlved, Tlotwooji trim and tho sailing Itat had como a vlalon of l'ajfgy, with beaded laahea icreenlng «ye> forovor aurlng at nothing. \I can't do It,\ he mid to him- telf. \I can't run away and leave that girl In the lurch. Nor Pat either, I've tackled thli Job. and I've got to go through with It. \Anyway It begins to look aa though the end wore In tight. If Itlddor salla Sunday—\ lie went back to tha phlpplng nowH. \If Rldder anils Sunday, that's tho Ilromon and sho'a due bore tho following Saturday, That glvoi us eight daya. I'd bettor see Wlnslow.\ lie colled Pater next morning, but tho attorney wins out In tho country. \I last night,\ hla see- rotary^roportod, \and won't bo book until Monday.\ .* Hurry hud a dinner ongngomont at Southampton. \We'll start things humming on Monday,\ Ilnrry told hInwnlr. \I'vo got my hotiso to put in order, ton. Illddor's houso, thnt Is.\ Kvana tulopbonod around tun, and before noon they ivoru on tholr way to Hnuthonipton. \My last week- end with Pnt,\ ho was thinking. \Whoro'll I bo next Kniurday? Out ^of luck, and out of a Job. In Jail, maybo, nnd In the nowapapora. That's my finish wlth-r-«voryhody.\ Thoro waB a new ntmoaphuro nt tho llnmbldgo'H. Pnt had been right In tolling .Tncky that he'd \ohoor ray father up a lot.\ \They're building a railway on tho bench,\ Hho laughed, when tho boy—sun- burned, and active—joined thom before dlnnor, \You rotmt go to laid now,\ Pnt bado hlrn, \if we'ro to take our rldo In tho tnornjng, Wo hajfl av canter i.r,i.,n.,i,iii.'i,^j!^iijij,,,iLJ,..i,'^a8ggBBeage»«i i 'JmSmSSf Vsfssnl 'CjMMsfll * islksMUHMi Mwt inNew Yoirk *—- ~w>> . of ttb bmhstt year* In; on* m i torn Vliwajwrilltifaa IMMB ^^^ ... .. ,. ,-.j._ -st^y ssiss yfn_ss<a rysssw ^iMfc^sss^sssL ItetJ CTOM OMpt«n ill over .New York will tneei to « »ertW*< Kv* wmteireoeea <*«te* W tetstar |#t of .Stptwctbwr w»3 < 3ctobw {J^» T^st^sjel ^wsVr ^«^V Je*^ L v*,*i*e^sXeir ^t9-^pP9vslss^p%>^m^^ mnntHincad tod»y. At •** ^ of tt»t v ic^»M«et*, 'Which will be jtitMtii terpfom- tnmVStil» kdliirkiiuwi wi ittpwa Bed Cam offlciaisH KM Crotm W* tivlUM lh the (wtl y**r. Mduditif the cUaaitrout Sptlng floodi In received Red Grpea awUtance, will be dlacuned. tht nmurt|a *itt t«k« their Mynot« from thit *ent'*% Red CtowT Itoll Cutt »l0e»»-- ,, Th»r Peoplo'i Reft Croif,\ G9nt*jMnowi\ w|U be heW in Swapae duke it th* » Hotel StfeniMS bn Swttjmbtr 90? - n at thts OnontJaga Hotel in SyrnciM* Oclober l\ jroim»town et tha Hotel Johiatown on October St; Kingston \ At the Qovornor Cllntoa Hotel m Septembftt* a»i *n<l Danivjlle tax pctober 31. Proipt#ent, wnoni^ the .nettottil s oHlcem y/ho will attend the New Yoxk *nwtln«t weW, Thomw W.. QojUmr Director <|t Jfuniw Re* Cm* and well known c<lue»to*v JDougle* Grieitemw, Natlonkl Dl* , Vector of Roll Call and Public. In* formation; Walter Davldnon, A»\*- ; sUtRnt Manager of the Eftitam Area; and Maurice Ready, at*li- ' tant dlwctor ot Dliantev Relief Service, At the Klhgatori rafeBtln* oft Soptemhei? W; m, p»vid«on *,nrjL Mr. R>ddy will develop the con* JWNMB Uieme wl& Wfai.en *3n« teinrftatione ot .tto<> FcoMo't Rerl GiWt* The Sftmttan l*Ke, 6yw- «u»e «nd Johnutown infteMnjg will be attended by Dr. GMin* »rt<J Mr. D«vld*on. Headquarter apeak- era at the Dmuvillo meeUnfl Will bo Mr. Gfltamor up Mr, Divld- «on. \ A moving picture, \Tho Awert- can Red pwM to the Heecue,\ araphlcally depicting relief worn during the 1930 Spring f loode and tornado**-, will be ihown nt eech of the oll-dey conference*. «very day bmrenrlSSfalt.'nffie fldrtod to Harry, ringing for a maid; to lako charge of the yonngnior. \I dlicoverod the dwnrent little pony |t» tha village, end the man niton It ovor at nine o'clock, with enoUter home for me. Jacky'a gettlni to be! a regular Buffalo Bill,\ > The atralned expreoilon of a week! ago wai beginning to dlisnptarj from the faco of Juijxt Hambldjte.' lint the gronteit dllftrence w«i In tho hoy'i motlier, Naturally Unite* tlve, aa Harry had remarked, lite hod been quick to ohisrve and emu* Into I'nt'i iiioilortttlon with inake-up, Hor apoorh, too, hnd loat all but an ! nocnilnnnl Inadvortonl reference to \guy«\ nnd \dunics She h»di utoppod staring Into itpnce, \Whnt'e tho tiowH about Jackf\ aha «ikod,j i|iilto eiilmly. \Preo next woeU.\ Darry doclnrtd! rlnglngly. At tho dlnnnr tnhln, In unite of; lutmolf, l*og caught soma of tho con*' tnglon of Hurry'H now conddonce. • Nolun'a story soundad like the nfilu*{ Hon of ovorythtng, thoy ngrood., \Wo'vo got to got Jnok out before, Hiitiirdny,\ Harry wild. \1.11B ft»l ther*!! bo homo Ihen,\ < llnth women lookoil Jip nt hliu, \ \Whnl'll happen to youl\ Poggyj (tskod. | \The main qtieatton,\ Barry urged, \Is what's Kolng to happen to Peg. j And Jack, And Jacky,\ \We'll moot that when It cotnea,'* Peggy roturnod, steadily. \But now I'm worried about you,\ Hho ojcuetid herself early, with tho plain purpose of leaving Barry with Pnt, But the Judge stayed on. His legally imlnod* mind had been hn»£, wj,ih rlie tJolnij dttt#iUl:oi!ij, „ (To be continued) ±2I2ziiP0WERS SUPER SERVICE lifUt tHItS O/l S ()// f/fYfS fk - m
