No. 48
THURSDAY, DEC. 5th, 1929
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
PAGE NINE
Wed On Bet
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«end Rubinstein
ILLUSTRATED BY
DONALD R IL E Y * ”/
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W hat is lovely n ever dies,
R sm em ber S teddon, a p retty , un- will provide a way o r call H is serv ­
But passes into o th e r loveliness.—Aldrich.
lows a published fault.
sophi treated girl, is th e d au g h ter of
T h e le tte r was m ore hideous than
a kindly bu t n arrow -m inded m in ister a n t hom e, and I hope you will not
It is som etim es In te re stin g to delve long youth and en h an ce beauty.
in a sm all, m id -w estern town. H er tak e th is le tte r as a plea for pity.
h ead lin es in a paper, It w as m ore
Pei fum e w as an e ssen tial to th a
into
th e very d is ta n t p ast, through
fa th e r,
My cu p is full and ru n n in g over, d read fu l th a n such a pilloried pub-
life of th e E gyptian. R eligious rite s
Rev. D octor S teddon, violently op­ but my chief d read is th a t u n h ap p i­
th
e
m
any
books
available
to
us,
to
lie sh am e a s H e ste r P ry n n e's.
It
could not be perform ed w ithout in­
posed to w hat he co n sid ers "w orldly
find out how our very a n c ie n t an ­
ff li
th in g s, ’ acc e p ts m otion p ictu res as ness and w ant m: / be your portion m e a n t th a t som ew here th e re w as a
cense. P erfum e was used in em balm ­
as
well
as
m
ine,
and
th
a
t
I
shall
fail
m an in an invisib le cloak of nam e­
th e cau se for m uch of th e evil of the
c e sto rs felt about beauty cu ltu re.
ing, and w as also a v ib ran t p a rt of
p re s e n t
day.
T ro u b led
w ith
a you u tte rly a fte r providing so poorly le ssn ess an d facelessn ess who de­
In my search I cam e acro ss a story th e a e sth e tic side of living. F am ous
cough, R em em b er goes to see
I for you all your days. I can only pray spised h e r and jeered a t h er sublim ­
Isabel Bennet Foreman of New w hich am used as well as enlightened arch aeo lo g ists who have in th ese
Dr. B reth erick , an elderly physi­
th a t my fe a rs are th e sesu lt of lone­ ities of p u rity . H er h ig h est am bitions
York married Carl E. A. ForsmaH me. T he tale w as about a v ery ele­
cian who is asto n ish e d to find h er
m odern tim es broken the nil- nee ot
on » ’ bet m^de during i gay party.
w ere doom ed to sn e erin g m ockery.
in a bad plig h t. P ressed by the liness and age and w eariness.
g ant, a rtis tic g entlem an of th e y ear th e old E gyptian tom bs, u n e a rth in g
Now
she
asks
annulment
And now may th e Lord shield you
doctor, R em em b er a d m its h e r u n fo r­
A fter a day in L in g 's studio, he
3300 B. C., who suddenly discovered m um m ies buried thousands of years
tu n a te a ffa ir w ith
w ith his ev er-p resen t m ercy, o r a t took h e r to "T h e B eg g ar's O pera.”
w as a baby th a t calc u lated and th a t th e fem inine sex w as losing ago, have brought fo rth evidence of
Elwood F aran b y , a poor boy, son least give us stre n g th to u n d erstan d
She h ad so lo st h e r o rie n ta tio n a t m easured, trium phed and yet w ept
in te re s t in him . He a ttrib u te d th is , th e activ ities in th e beauty field in
of th e tow n sot. A s R em em ber and
th
a
t
in
all
things
He
know
est
best,
th
e
end of th e seru ctiv e villanies. and w anted alw ays, th e n e x t toy. H e lack to the fact th a t his h a ir w as '
Dr. B re th tric k d iscu ss th e problem ,
an cien t tim es. Som e of th ese ex­
Your L oving H usband. • th a t sh e did not fa in t w hen Ned L ing w as th in k in g of Mem as his next tu rn in g gray, so he ru sh ed to a 1 p lo rers discovered cream ja rs w hich
a telep h o n e m essag e b rin g s th e new s ‘
th a t Elw ood h as been kidden in an
As she read th is le tte r and saw said :
| toy and she w as th in k in g of him as j learn ed g en tlem an of the village.
had been buried w ith th e m um m ies
accid en t.
Dr. B re th e ric k p ersu ad es I back of th e lines th e heavy brow s of
“I’ve laughed m y self hungry. I , h e r n ex t child.
“T ell me, Oh learned one.” he said, and which still gave forth a d elicate
♦R em em ber to go W est, h e r cough ller
fa th e r saw (he
gpot
h av en ’t o rd in arily any ap p etite. L e t’s j H is w arm head and h is brow n “w hat can I do to recover th e color h au n tin g frag ran ce, w hich they could
serv in g as a p lau sib le excuse. Un
I eyes, like m aple su g a r ju st as it is
able to b ear th e se c re t any longer. ! had sta re d a t from th e choir loft. go to my house and have a bite.”
of my h a ir? ”
A m odern beauty not analyze.
R em em ber goes to h e r m other and saw all th e old sw eet w rong-headed­
“To y o u r h o u se?”
’ liq u escen t to syrup, and w ith the specialist m ight have h e sita te d , but
To c ritics who som etim es feel th a t
confesses.
n ess of th e v eteran sain t, M em 's
“Yes. I t ’s all rig h t. I'm quite samP gold flak es g linting—th ey w ere the learn ed one im m ediately gave the too m uch tim e is devoted by th e
H e r m o th e r a g re e s w ith th e plan h e a rt h u rt in tolerably.
alone
th e re . J u s t a Ja p . Very quaintly babyish to h e r in sp ite of form ula for th e tre a tm e n t. “Get the ' w omen of today for beauty cu ltu re,
of th e doctor. Mem leaves tow n. On
H er m o th er sobbed: “W hat on secluded.”
hil> old talk.
th e tra in Mem accid en tally m eets
blood of a black cow, rub it up in 1 should l'lte to r< com m end these
T om H olby, m ovie s ta r, trav elin g e a rth can I w rite th e poor d arlin g ?”
She w an ted to say : “You tell m e 1 «‘j w an t to love and be loved, but lard and boil, a fte r w hich it is to be : records w hich d ate hack to th e e a rli­
w ith R o b in a T eele, lead in g lady of
Mem rep lied : "T h e a n sw er is easy. not w hy I should go, b u t w hy I n o t too mUch love. I'm afraid o f !
applied to th e locks,” an sw ered the ' e s t tim es know n to hum an know ­
th e m ovies, who a re th e cynosure of I’m going to send him all the m oney should not. And I w o n 't.”
! love. It h a s h u rt m e h o rrib ly . And L earn ed
One.
U n fo rtu n ately
the ledge.
For (hey show conclusively
a ll eyes.
T h e tr a in com es to an
B ut it seem ed a silly little-girlish, I h a v en ’t been tru e to som e of th em —
a b ru p t h a lt, a d is a s te r h aivng been I’ve go t.”
book has no record of th e success of th a t th e re has never been a tim e in
H er m o th er cried o u t a g ain st old-m aidish, prune-and-prism ish th in g and th a t h u rt’s me w orse. I don’t
b et o u t a n d w alk about.
th is tre a tm e n t, but th e re is no ques­ th e h isto ry of the world when men
n a rro w ly avoided, an d th e passen g ers robbing one of h er loves to pay an- i to say, so sh e said, “All rig h t,” and j know w hich is g h a stlie r— to 's e e a
tion in my m ind th a t m uch tim e and and women w ere not in terested in
A t T ucson Mem m eets Dr. Gal­ o th er. It seem ed a cru el sh am e to got into L in g 's car.
i w om an laugh a t you or cry a t you. m oney, w h atev er th e cu rren cy of the j prolonging youth — and
en h ancing
b ra ith , a p asto r, w ho know s h er
W hen he said "H o m e,”
th e M arriage is no solution. I don’t see d ay happened to be, w as sp e n t both th e fr personal appearance.
fa th e r. She m iscalls T om H olby 'Mr. , tak e the firs t bit of cake from h e r
W oodville’ in o rd e r to m ake h er j d a u g h te r and sell it to buy bread d riv er sh e alm o st sw ooned
not , how it can help being th e end of love. by m en and women in try in g to pro­
H E N E N A R U B IN S T E IN .
fan cied s u ito r seem m ore real. W hile ' for h er husband,
quite.
i Love ought to be free—like a rt and I
th e G a lb ra ith s a re aw ay, she w rites
“You’ll need it yourself. You m ay
T he J a p show ed no su rp rise a t . speech. Of course a r t is n ’t free. '
th e m as w ell as h e r p a re n ts th a t she
not have an o th e r job soon. You th e late a rriv a l of his m a s te r w ith . T h e re 's th e censorship. Well, m a rri­
h a s m a rrie d 'M r. W oodville’ and th a t
a lady.
E v id en tly it w as th e or- a g e is like censorship. E v e ry th in g 1
they a re to live in Y um a—for w hich need new clo th es and a re s t.”
"R est and new clo th es can w ait.” d in aray th in g .
Mem longed for a you do or say and feel m ust be sub-
place she buys a tic k e t.
A rriv in g th e re she falls in w ith the
H er m o th e r k ep t a m iserab le si­ m ask or a fire escap e or a gun. She m itted to th e censor. T hey call this
m ovie com pany of Tom Holby. Tom lence for a long w hile before she glanced ab o u t for w eapons of defense.
a free co u n try and have cen so rsh ip s
in s ists th a t she becom e an e x tra and
B ut Ned L ing said : "Som e scram bl- and m a rria g e !”
is m o st cord ial to h er. She finds could sa y : “Your fa th e r will n ev er
accep t m oney you have earn ed from ed eggs and bacon and som e wine.
h e rs e lf in the m ovie gam e.
She sm iled. H e w as m ore like a
A fte r h e r accid en t, M»ra receiv es a th e p ictu res. H e’d ra th e r die.”
W ould you ra th e r have red or w hite? p ra ttlin g baby the m ore cynical he
le tte r from Leva M em a'ie, “inviting
T h is gave Mem only a b rief L e t’s have som e ch am p agne— y es? I grew
H is heavy head m ade her
h e r to Hollywood., an d stalin g in her
We ll h av e som e ch am p ag n e n ativ e b re a s t ache and y earn for a baby.
le tte r th a t she can g e t h i.' a position pause. She an sw ered sim ply:
"D octor B reth erick got m e into C alifornia— bu t good.”
j B ut he w anted only the froth of life ,
in a film lab o rato ry .
M em g e ts a job in a film lab o rato ry ! th is b u sin ess by m ak in g up the pack
She w as hungry, bu t he kept h er ; w ith o u t th e body and th e dregs,
b u t loses it. She m eets a Mrs. S tu rg s Of ]jes tHat bro u g h t m e out h ere h an d s p riso n e r and p referred to I “Could you love me ju s t enough
from h e r hom e tow n, who talk s of th e , Now hg cgn maRe
Blue Crane Pure Silk Hose, in all the wantedcolors
talk.
; and not too m uch,” he pleaded.
evils of th e m ovies an d says th a t th e |
A fterw ard th e y w en t into the j if he had said, “M arry m e tom or :
s ta rs a r e forced to sell th e ir souls, and save daddy from d esp e ra tio n .”
Humming
Bird, pure silk, full fashioned Hose, 45
Mem h as a le tte r say in g th a t h er | She s a t dow n a t once and w rote b eau tifu l liv in g room , a stra n g e room j ro w ,” he m ig h t have had h e r then.
colors
to pick from ............. - .........................
m o th e r is com ing to
P altp S prings. | the do cto r a le tte r, tellin g him w h a t i for a clo w n ; m ore like w h a t a mil- j g u t she had not his opinion of m ar-
and Mem goes th e re to m eet her.^She , he m u st Rnow alread y of h er {a th e r ’s iio n a ire ’s room 8hould be> judging
»age.
S he had played th e gam e
Celo-Cil, full fashioned, very evenly woven, guar­
d ecides th a t she w ill sell h er soul to
anteed Hose .................................... ................ ..
h elp lessn ess. She inclosed a m oney j from w h a t she had seen
in the j w ith o u t the nam e—endured th e es-
g e t a job in th e m ovies.
I ta c y and th e p enalty w ith o u t th e
Mem g e ts a try o u t w ith th e B er­ o rd er fo r tw o h u n d red and fifty dol- m ovies.
Rayon and Wool Hose, extra special, dress weights
m ond m ovie com pany,. She finds h e r­ lars. She w rote a ch eck first, b u t : He m ad e h e r sit down on a long cerem ony. She had escaped public
in all the wanter winter shades, valued to
self posing w ith C laym ore as h e r de­ w as afra id to have it p u t th ro u g h th e j couch an d snuggled close to her. She sham e by a m iracle of lucky li< s and
$1-25......................
2 pairs for
re c to r, obeying his com m ands in a bank a t C alverly le s t h e r fa th e r h ear w as curious ra th e r th a n afraid . H e
accidents. T he h u n g er rem ain ed for
kind of stupor.
Only
16
Shopping
days
until
Christmas
Mem is tra in e d to be a s ta r and in of it. She in stru c te d th e do cto r to i took up h e r h an d again and studied th e re w a rd s of m arriage, th e honesty
Our
Store
is
crammed
full
of
Christmas
Merchandise
it,
ta
lk
in
g
in
th
e
ra
th
e
r
literary*
m
an­
due course h er firs t p ictu re is finish- | m ake up a n o th e r of his scen ario s
of a home, th e g ran ite fou n d atio n s of
ed, and she is b eing “le n t” to the ab o u t a re p e n ta n t m em b er of his n er h e so m etim es a ssu m e d ; “E ach resp ectab le loyalty.
com pany s ta rrin g Tom Holby. She co n g reg atio n w ishing to re sto re som e s e p a ra te fin g e r h a s its own soul,
So w hen he pleaded w ith h e r fo r a I
w ill play th e leading w om an in Hoi-
stolen fu n d s—or a n y th in g else he d o n ’t you th in k ? H an d s a re fam ilies. love th a t ch eated and played for fun, |
by’s new picture.
Q ueer th in g s, fin g ers. Y our rig h t and not a t all fo r a kiss, for caresses,
M eanw hile, C laym ore h as got Mem could invent.
T hen sh e s e t th e w h eels in m otion h and and your left h an d a re n ’t the she shook h e r head—m ystically as he I
aw ay to him self.
Mem and C laym ore becom e m ore to secu re a n im m ed iate en g ag em en t le a st alik e and y o u r face is still a th o u g h t, b u t very sanely, calm ly, in |
an d m ore in te re ste d in each o th er
tru th .
O ut rid in g one day C laym ore tak es w ith th e n ex t to th e g re a te st com ed­ th ird p erso n .”
B efore Mem quite realized how
Finally she yaw ned in th e face of
Mem in his arm s, an d she does not ian on th e screen, Ned Ling, a re a d e r
D E P A R T M E N T S T O R E 61 E B R O A D W A Y , E N G E N E O R E.
objectl T hey a re in te rru p te d by a of im p o rta n t books! a d e b a te r of a r t solem nly
ludicrous
a
couple
of h is passion and said, ‘‘I’ll be going
holdup m an who ta k e s th e ir money. th eo ries— b u t above all a m an afraid com edians could be— if anybody had hom e now, p lease.”
Now Go On W ith the Story
of n o th in g so m uch as he w as afraid been looking— ex cep t God—and per- j
TO BE C O N T IN U E D
of love.
h ap s th a t J a p v alet— IJed L ing's head
D ear w ife, he w ro te h e r m o th er —
It w as a period of dead calm an d I w as on h e r b re a s t an d h is eyes w ere
H ehl H ehl
T he L ord giv eth an d ta k e th aw ay. to rp id seas, and so Mr. B erm ond ! tu rn ed up in to h e rs— like a b aby’s,
A boy on h is way to school a te too ]
I hav e lo st you an d my d arlin g w illingly arra n g e d to “ r e n t” h e r to ' H e w as in a new -born p ra ttlin g hu- m any green a rp le s. As he took his
d a u g h te r, b u t in my lonelin ess I stil. Ling, who w anted h e r a t once a t m or. T h a t w as th e s e c re t of h is 18eat th e te a c h e r asked him to nam e
can say “T hy w ill be done.”
firs t sig h t.
success. H e w as a baby w ith all the 1 th e p re s e n t season. T he hoy aro se
I th in k you should know , how ­
M eanw hile,
th ro u g h
C laym ore, baby’s p riv ileg es of im p ro p riety , s e lf - 1 jn spite of th e pain in h is stom ach.
ever, how th in g s a re h ere. O th er­ T erry Dack w as a b o u t to b e s tru c k ish n ess, h atefu ln ess, ad o rab len ess.
I «I'm sure it’s n o t th e apple season,”
w ise I should n o t w rite you. B u t 1 off in in n u m erab le p o rtra its and
H e could re v e rt to in fancy and he said, tim idly.
am afra id th a t th e d a u g h te r th a t was show ered upon a g ratefu l world.
ta k e h is au d ien ce w ith him , m ake
“How do you know th a t? ” iniquired
once o u rs m ight tire of th e h u sk s of
A t th e age o f five he would com- old m en and w om en laugh a t the th e in stru cto r.
sin an d w ish to com e hom e re p e n t­ m ence h is business c a re e r w ith a | sim ple th in g s th a t had tick led th e ir
W ith o u t a seco n d 's h esitatio n , the
sa la ry of tw o or th re e th o u san d ch ild ish h e a rts. And w ith al th ere boy replied "I have inside inform a­
a n t.
B itte rn e s s « lie d my soul when d o llars a y ear.
w as an am azin g so p h isticatio n . He tio n .”
I le a rn e d th a t she w as leading a life
of rio to u s m ockery, an d w hen I saw
One of M em ’s p ic tu re s w as show n
th e p ic tu re of h e r sm ilin g in w anton soon a fte r a t a th e a te r in Los An­
a ttir e a t th e side o f th a t sm irk in g geles, and she s a t in a v a st thro n g .
F re n c h g en eral, I h ad it In my h e a rt She saw w ith pride a fa t woman
to cu rse her. I w ro te in my h aste. sniffle an d th o u g h t it a beautiful
1 re p e n te d my h a rd n e s s of h e a rt trib u te. She saw a b aldheaded m an
and bow ed my head in hum ble sham e take a h a n d k erch ief o u t and, p re te n d ­
w hen I read your an g ry reply. I had ing to blow his nose, d ash his sh am e­
lo st y o u r love and y o u r ad m iratio n , ful te a rs aw ay. And th a t w as b eau ­
b u t th a t w as d eserv ed p u n ish m en t tiful to h e r w ith a w onderful beauty.
fo r th e id o latry th a t had grow n up
The p ap ers th e n ex t d ay in th e ir
in m y h e a r t to-y o u w ard s; and for criticism s gave h e r sp ecial m ention.
the m ista k e s I h av e m ade in not A m arvelous th in g to see one's nam e
giving o u r d a u g h te r a b e tte r care.
in p rin t and w ith a boquet tied to it.
B ut now it h a s p leased th e Lord
She had bu t a little w hile to rev el
to pour o u t th e v ials of w rath on my in th is p erfect aw ard , for in a few
-rife’
g ray h a irs. T he old m o rtg ag e on th e days a le tte r cam e to h er, forw arded
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hed wall shelf, (knocked down) three matched
O ne unfinished
ch u rch fell due long ago, but fore- from th e studio.
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tim e to tim e. W e gave a b en efit to she read .
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The m a n a g e r of th e m otion-picture like b u te r w ouldnt m elt in y o u r
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as he h ad th e im pudence to te ll me, w ith th a t o th e r guy and took off yore
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m y d a u g h te r play ed a p art. But w edin rin g off you I d id en t know
dries hard and
• month snd
w hile !t would h av e d raw n money who you w as then and I dont know
w ill not (how
fo r c u rio sity th a t would n o t have y et w ho he w as b u t Im w ise to you
heel or water
resp o n d ed to a C h ristia n app eal, 1 and all I g o t to say is Ive got my ey
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fe lt th a t it would h av e been a com ­ on you an d you b e te r b eh av e or else
pounding w ith evil, an d I put S atan q u it p laying th ese In n a se n t p a rts
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behind m e and o rd e re d the fellow you m ovie people m ake m e sick youre
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only a g an g of h ip ó crita so bew air.
out of th e house.
to take your order and eager to co-operate in
T h e ch u rch is to be closed. W hat
Mem felt odious to h erself, w ith
giving you service. Or just call “Business Office”.
I s h a ll do n ex t o r how tak e care of all th e rev o ltin g n au sea of evil re ­
516 M A IN S T R E E T
P H O N E 18
th e little ch ild ren th a t still cling to vealed. T h e re is re m o rse enough for
our hom e, th e Lord h as not yet told a stru g g lin g soul th a t knpiys its
t h i housb o r c o lo » “
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me in answ er to my prayer.s. I still own d e fe a ts and b a c k s lid in g , b u t it
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Christmas gift
IT IS the thoughtfulness of a Christ­
mas gift that counts.
Give your partner in the home a
Telephone. Better still, give her a
telephone with extensions.
A ny telephone employee
can take your order
FLOOR-ROC
V A R N IS H
$1.65
WRIGHT & SONS
E ET
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