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REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
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CHAPTER F135 I
t WHY SHOULD AN IDLE QUES
i TION TROUBLE MRS. MARKS?
.'Turning trom the door she bad
ast flung shut, Mrs. Petey Marks
swung toward me with crimsoned
cbeeks and furtive eyes,
vHad I seen the surprising nam-
i a ' - . - - - - - ' - - " , . - I hA A W 9 m Al r a Ira f m - Yi rw Alnnnt V
" uTft V&t Utit A LWAtS : Commit thy'way into the Lord; trust Tals 1 kne?r was tne fl06811011
soreiy irouDimg. ner, ana i sum
moned all the power of dissimu
lation I -possessed to reassure her.
Fortunatelyi when she had made
her dash toward the door," I intui
tively had turned my face to an-
I
klso in Him.
Psalm 37:5.
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T :-SURE;THEY jSHOULD F1GHX
une Dig snipping lines on tne wortn, Aiianuc operating 1 other quarter of the tootn, and
their -M6k-xtoniiftiritotvt flaol'nrp VrfWvinori Hriwi did not look toward the closet as
the ainaller AwiaWmW lini in nnrt lik Pnrf UnA t nf -Wke, nthusiasticaUy t
s - JTv. "? T . 7 - i --.-" . ( 4 What-, pretty ,am Mrs.
-.iness.siiV:. is. a. contest Detween a lew large companies and j Marks! ' You'll pardon my speak
iansmaUer ones biraUn out of many ports widely scat- Wfsft it, i know, it is so lovely!"
. fprpH aVoi-"i Amartitim ''-nioSf i;Aa"V. Taw ?q Kif T,J T V ws speaking only the truth
t lie vrivnitib icnuiUK ioui uyuu
V' o every, minor port, and that is to fight for the preservation small table at the head of the bed
"'"sxuf ibr the very'life of its own lines." , 'v r most exquisite thing in col-
al plSasfe evening. .r-';;:-; learea bfpringv and orerrun with
Sure; eVerv arnaU tort nmst.f The parch
iL. "4;' ' ,. ' . . I ment shade, in a clever blending
Mu iuuw yW me 1W .mw imp- 4' s x ' of the same creen and old rose.
. S? ' Because there IS no Other Way now- . J J had morning-glories rioting over
t - ;- But it will be a fight to the' death ai Jong; as the running- lt the chauiiaineof tapart
..cf 'thsfederalleet vessels is age chage.upon the United STpiacV'Jttthe plainest Iter
Z. pwties treasury, xnat sysi&m wm give rise cuiisiaiuiy 10 1 wnue scari neiow .
.' controversies. . .'. ' v:,F. sJni felt her troubled, questioning
tl .mM iw'avcfan,1' . C S I 1 P upon me and knew that she
,V("rr"WMU,nvi,u"60'r'r'- was debating my sincerity! She is
5. ,T It IS not. the Tight system. -f 1 so curious a CTmbination of child
. There is only Cone way that will give entire satisfaction j rke naivete and sharp worldly
. a:-ii 2L- it!-. i"it" ;.mi u; . I cynicism, that I was not sure
"e people OI .uus couniryi .uat wm ueueiH uur pruuucmK vWeh qualUy wonW pull down
and laboring classes, and all the rest or our people, and tnat the scales. But her voice held a
.-Instead of -being a charge upon the United States treasury, note ot. distinct relief when she
v'lJvJ3'i' i - . ; I spoae, ana i Knew iuai ray ruse
; 1. Atfd that f is the imposUiohdf pref ef ential duties favor
had succeeded.
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"You'd Like Mollie."
scHOor
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she comes oyer," she promised the
while: I quickly repented my im
petuous invitation. I kne-w only
too well how strenuous wouldi be
Dicky's objection to my entertain
ing Mrs. f Marks o- afly of her
friends even In the most casual
manner. s .
"But I'll be sure that swell hus
band f of yours is . out first." ; my
hostess chuckled, leading the way
back into the larger room, and I
wondered if she possessed tele
pathic powers. "There's two rea
sons for that. One is because he'd
just about as soon see a dead
SOME SUNDAY SERMONS j t
y FROM SALEM PULPITS
"Seeking to Save Is Topic of Rev. Norman K. Tally,' Pastor of
the First Presbyterian Church; Sunday Night
r, . i" That" is the. way the founders of our Republic solved the
V That is the wiay.it was done for the first 61 years Of lot
riuntryr3 history. ;:; . , ' : V ' ; v :':
- .iwrhat iS-the way a,great encimerchant mare wasr took . toy ye. Bnt Petey he KOt
. i&ilt U pV carrying the Stars and Stripes onVll the seven seas- this for one of my Christmas pres
. t.T'J i? 4 mQrpov fcrtnM vhinV nf of tpmnt iniAiv solre tho ents. -, and of course I couldn't
:Z:r;'trZ' , : -: V kick didn't want to for I do
clam around aa mn or anv of mt
I klnda thought that would hit friends. Oh. I'm not blaming
you in ; the , eye," she chuckled.
"Myself. I don't care for it so
uch. I'd like something a little
more striking there was a red
one with black-figures on it that
questional builfling up an American mercnanr marine in any ,ik1J it j0s. but the red one was
I tfiu.fri we.ii!; f 7: - . Li
.: v 'A y. v-.- .-.r-. . c-'. . ' ;.':.f.:. . v She Wafted a 'reminiscent sigb
, v'J 'i V . ' : ? a tAJTV mrnQtrklsi ' toward the red lamp, while I sug-f
I j;;.V-A HAST;V?1"r': ' rested with the anachronism of
. an
Petey Marks being responsible for
you:, as I began a. perrunctory
protest. "But you know it as well
as I do. And the other reason is
that Mollie shouldn't be flashed
sudden-like, on any perfectly good
husband. Petey, he's used to he
He's known -her since she was a
kid, and she ain't his style any
way, but isn't" your husband ah
artist?" , . . i;
. "Yes," I returned a.bit..tifni,i
wondering to what point this raw
bling monologue was leadings .'
I thought sof WeU, he'll be h
queer One if he don't fall for
;ollle with a great ' big. thump.
There's been two' or three of em
wanted her to pose for 'em, but
nothing cooking with Mollie. I
don't know what she's got in thej
back of her head to make of her
! , i . i. . i. ij . .i. f u
her. and "so she won't-do it, at
though it would be good pay." ;
What Is she 'doing now?" :
tfked, not because I had any real
-lNaHyrtlitWrs agr:the jaertoment.'of agrfcjilture At the selection of the artistic thing
Vashhlgton placed an eBity neA .. plck lt out. nis
; year, .oh rnarcissus and ?srj(i;;rtheri)wbs powniirr Holland. PpoU8e rattled on. "jie knew i
! Thia'ketlon was evidently taken by-the department without wanted lamp, and so ge got a
onttaiang'intO'considerAtiori'jthe general'publlC desires in she's an awful queer girl in herP8ln wouli.be a mark against
r TttffkrA-in the matter.
'f m narcissus and "OtherJ bulbousl plants fgieral 7
QVrtr-ifpa Wlfri t VlP ' TT1JIRSPS of TjeoDle in this 'country. The
barp, upon them M'to:. t' ,SS.rSii".d
beauty cannot: be purchased readily while the cost will, no L1":01"!; ;i . gJ2-illnlcoiou, unotm i Mt t.M.
band would "fall for Mollie With
e great big thump," "
To my surprise Mrs. Marks'
face flew signals of embarrass
ment. "- :
'Why! - "She's she's a book
keeper In , my in a :nr . house,"
she stammered. .
' V (To be continued)
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We are sorry to see that Luther
Rtitbaflk Wgofng to retire withobt
1 crossing spinach with poison ivy
land making it completely out bf
- . I A A. t . . . - - -. i. c.C ?.
iub neii iirno me question.
doubtl; be beyond the reach of ordinary mortals.-, The chief triiiaV me vwhat eal -ladr acts
- reasonior this future condition is the fact' that only a very like, and I'd like her tc know I've
LLlnwi;; iwKiilK.w ritispd in this country. found one. 1
(bauou.! vjiu. mwuvvmw ,T r.J7;7--v . r I There was such ingenuous sift.
SfVeral months. agOWailS OI. oissaubiacwun wim vi fc.ertty ln her tone, that I found
arimenVs action" begaii tdfind expression and this dis- myself flushing like a schoolgirl
embargo is necessary to provide against disease peculiar o a natural Question.
.4 f
t these plants, spreading here is ignored by jgarden entnusiass
I wtfomimize tne dangers invojvtandicjndemn the acUOn
- "Thank you," I ' managed ; to
say, smiling. I'That's the nicest
thing I've nad said to me in a long
time. ' And I'm sure I'd like very
fnf the'denartment as bureaucratic and unnecessary.
, AnU loud has become! he; remonstrance againsV the nuch to know Monie."
embariraa that -the department 'has' authorized a thorough ,'TH bring her in th
preview of. the situation and the assembling of all available
information. A conference has been called for November
16 at. Washington : to reconsider these restrictiohs. -
'".35 .This final effort to reconsider is at least acknowledgment
'k pf iiast& in the initial action in the case. - -
a , ,f. The situation is embarassinit not only, to .those who are
responsible for the embark but it strengthens the argu-
at xnents against bureaucracy irt government.
I FREE RURAtVMAIL DELIVERY
UFour hundred ninety-et newal iree delivery routes
nlvVbeeh'' established durinir th'e -fiscal' year just, ended.
C Rxtnniilrink were made in 428 Existing routes.'
f!iThirty million people fare-now, served on iree rurar
dclhcrv routes: The number of miles' covered in the delivery
Vof-parceK letters and ot&r pieces of .mail is 12391 an-
Sually.:r--S- .' t
Tills is a type of government service .based on conven- ,
terice for the rural population.'; It helps to establish equality,
- of government service between the people of the city and
cbuhry It is worth all it.toste.,,- , ' :-:
j-" 'Uncle Samuel haslbecomeithe world's banker.. During
. the recent World war he was syhpatheiic 'in;Tflaking' loans
... , - -I?.. f . x.l:Ul ttmn'malrinff rjlo4-inna it-
and now, ne is navmg a iei i u wuevui..--
'PRIME WAVE HALTED BY
-OhlVEAGAif.ST' BANDITS
Seeking to Save Luke 1810.
"For the Son of Man came to;
seek and to save that which was
pjst." These are' the ' words of
the world's redeemer spoken to
justify an unprecedented act. The
meanest scamp in townhas been
called out of a tree and codverted
by Jesus, who offered to go home
to supper with him. The respect
able folks frowned and muttered
their disapproval of the alleged
Messiah doing that. He replied
that for that purpose had he
come. Here we see Jesus' concep
tion of his mission. These words
are worthy of our closest scYutiny
and most careful consideration.
The distinguishing character
istic bf a religion is its conception
bf- God;' - Learn " what' a religion
teaches about God and you will
know what it thinks of man.
Christianity teaches belief in a
God who comes down. ' Early the
Bible strikes that note and never
recedes from It.' From God call
ing to Adam in the garden to teU
where he was, through avlong list
of poets, orators, and prophets,
to ., the declaration of. the risen
and glorified Christ in Revelation
that ' he entreats entrance into
every neart, tne Bible reveals a
God wjao comes down to take an
interest in ; the affairs of men.
Certain fastidious folks caU that
"anthropomorphism." It is a big
w'ord to look at. but only means
that the Bible has a striking and
picturesque way of pointing out
the truth that God cares enough
about us to take nn interest fn us.
" -s t .
The New Testament brings us
Into the presenceof One who
came' down. Jesus said: "I came
down from heaven.' Men hated
and persecuted hlm'fqr saying it,
but he never retracted it. . In ex
planation he said that his mission
was to seek theHosU " Wha.t eyes
he had7 4 He 8awthe poor, under
privileged, handicapped, and mar
ginal man whom nobody "else cold
see. He saw a blind . man. no a
!o'st"lIefgathered and taught" the
Twelve and the Seventy and aald,
VG To the six hundred ln Gal
lilee .after the resurrection he said
"Go." To us the same command
is ringing. .Go." i Unless
church is a seeking church it is
ffjt a. Christian Instifution, What
Is the -matter , with ust; Why dal
we fail so? Some say miserable
. - . . .. . - -
preaching, wretched singing,: poor
commercial sense, and too much
stiffness. Others say -l the poor
sordid world is too stupid to come
tt the Gospel feast. -The truth
probably lies in tlie" passing pt
age-old constraints like civil law,
fear of " hell fire, in tenectual
hunger, and: social custom! We
can . never use these again, : but
the best constraint still remains,
LOVE. God's' Son so loved us as
to die. for us. Out of plain; old
fashioned gratitude let as so love
our fellow men as to go and seek
their eternal salvation in Christ.
Did You Ever Stop
To Think?
. Sv B. R. WaiU. SaeraUrr -
( Skavnaa. Qkla, Board of Cammarea
THAT every business; man
knows that in this day and age a
Chamber of Commerce is organiz
ed for the purpose of looking aft- FOR A MAN,
er'lheaffalrs'bT a community
THAT individuals cannot dolt
each Individual has his own af
fairs, to. take, care of." V. v I ;i
THAT-- experience has shown
and proven that an organization
composed of all the business men
to act on behalf and for the gen
eral - interests of all, brings, re
sults. - . , .
THAT its: membership should
be as large as the intent and pur
pose of such a' body is to add to
the profit" and. prosperity of all.
THAT Chambers of Commerce
are business bodies and they will,
when properly conducted and sup
ported, increase the gross busi
ness' of a city.
THAT In order to make a city
greater and to increase the pros
perity of a community, . every
citizen in proportion to his meahs
should Support this organization.
THAT in union there ' is
strength, and a union of all the
people of a city. In a work for the
whole people, always proves most
profitable. .
THE BUSINESS MAN WHO
REFUSES TO CONTRIBUTE HIS
SMALL,. MITE OF TIME AND
MONEY TO. CARRY ON THIS
WORK WHICH BENEFITS HIM.
IS INDEED A SORRY APOLOGY
tree; a good man under a tree;
and a man in the crowd in whose
eyes was the darkness bf a great
storm, and into whose face came
the calmness lot deep peace, when
he said, "Come oh, Matthew, fol
low' me." Never had people seen
such seal in seeking men. Jesus
offended all the sticklers for pro
priety, and. outraged all the best
people, by "making himself of no
reputation" In order to save men.
Then he told some stories to
show that his impassioned search
for lost menjwas revealing only
the heart of God. The parable
of the lost sheep, the lost coin,
and the lost boy tell what God is
like. The parable . of the great
supper shows that God cannot rest
until all : the remote places are
combed for converts to his cause.
Then Jesus said we must be
come liv.e God in disposition and
purpose. vWe, too, , must seek the
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Headache
Colds
: Pain .
Neuritis
Toothache
Neuralgia
Lumbago
DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART
. Accept only -"Bayer" package-
which contains proven directions.
. Handy "Barer" 1kx of 12 taWcta
Also bottiei'of 24 and 100 Druggist!.
. A"Mnn' Ik.'tb -tr4r. mark of Barr Manafapttir of MnamrwtlrHHtr of KltTlt''l(J
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Entered by Bummons servers la a
n w'. P. Vckn g driyeJ Efforts
i yjwill - be Hiade ta Jbave .alliof ?the
,.- places .ifscd foV.slx" months'-oa
. tl'i vhsyse" of Violating . theVot-
a ; .Bertillion system of identifica
tion to ' keep ' out prohibition
agenta,idoore wUIk secret, -locks
and lidftig panels and a pipe line
to 'carry liquor' from, a neighbor
ing ouhdlnglwerefbund in the
NEW YORK. Oct. 20. Hops
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?-R' Vr of r service is the def t; consider- 'w - ' - : i' ': -f
-ate,, personal touch which per- ''r'' i SSS v if ;
M meatcs every phase of it'- : fl :l JSiffS' 1 '1
, 'yA' ' Just fht l-ifrVlf rlarrmn nf'n... 1 i. Ik5f ! 1 " ; fik." ' '- ; :J
I :: V1 interest on the part 6f the funeral ' .M"-Vr -
v K Ws services. Experience, the great v M ' I rfcln' P ' " r":
" m teachers, has taught us M , Thj vTTTri J i
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New
Cut
Velvets
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and
Fur
Trirrimed
Frocks
. Dresses of similar quality demanded much higher prices last
season and it is ccrtainln a vlcasvre to be able- to offer- these
, new ' crzatitms in cut velvets; crepe georgette and satin back
wzpes beautifully trimmed with furihmetalic lace,' tico tone
' ' gathers and ornamental buttons.':" - -.-:. ; - -
Yes there are. front flares, side' flares', godcts and circular.
bottomsV i -t
Oh,. y csk kc almost forgot' to mention the woolen frocks'of
charmine and twill tfiat toe hive ilso .included in the price of
t . - ' "'-t , . ' -
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