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«mi a m*n *i> txkai; engaged in
nuHHNti« up the floor. "'Iliejf don't
»tart conn ug In until lunch time,**
K<1ith explained, “but we wattrf*M*i
have to be here early to get thing*
ready."
They climbed a few steps And w en t
th ro u gh
nArrow
a
h a llw ay
w h ic h
fan m ail ha* Ieri» favolatole no b iltk -
I m U yet
W e n t to N. Y. to Study Chemistry;
Stayed, and is N o w Radio Favorite
ended in a paneled door m arked Mr
ed « mi tlie vai att y tool bull traili, aiul l*»ok» in liaiul a iu l end«'«! u p bcft»ir
M orrow .” Fdith knocked
tfir IllUtV M l I "U l i l t V t l
was Informe«! l»v hi* uniate m .trm to r iiHKti
“Come in.'* «aid a pieacant voice F l e t c h e r I I«*n«h*rsoii th
o n le s in llw* iiiUMtui
at he could noi plav («viiball and field t o d a y He ( a v »«liiilta
D ial all of lit»
from invade. T he tw j entered. Suaan
chopping back just a little until | a ( p c o r j iia B o v , l i a s study music, th at football Iliade thè
tendotis and muse tea of thè haiuis
pi Hided by KtiiUi.
T here were two gentlem en m the I n t e r e s t in i* C a r e e r am i finger* Uv» hard for music Now, SM ILE, M E N , SM ILE
loom ; one large and bulky, the other
you gueas w hat liappeiied1 Fletcher
tall, rath er slender, fairly handsom e
Heiulerson Q U IT T A K IN tl MUSIC
Now For Shaves Without
The large one was seat 'd at a heavy By T K K / Z V A N T W AN H E R S O N and th at was just twelve or th lrtren
A Razor
le*lt a cigar in his m outh, the m orn WASHINGTON
W
hat
strange
years
ago
l i «99 ll
U I
M tn u firlu H n i
* lia r < li
ing paper in his hand
j
storiea
ttie
lives
of
famous
people
of-
(n r u o l « n o Ih M
Anvway,
he
went
oli
througli
scliool
Edith then advanced and towed i ten yield and of all of them there there. m eanwhile piaving buth foot- ! »• • t# r » w ,|*r | « I r « k - as » 1 M .» » m « t . « k « . « » • I t » «9
the timid Susan behind her
in « f » w 4 * r,
•uti|«lp M i « w i t h
• • * * r ••»»! » « I * ■ f o u r f 9 . # a n j y<»*ir
W hat can I do for you this m orn could tv* none mi strange as th at of ball and baseball, and sta r ring in la »ih t»*
* i«l » a « h « , 4 T a u t e k * « 9 i»«l « l , a n t h a n
Fletcher
Henderson,
broadcasting
star
sjH»rt
ask
More
ho
use
Clark
Moiri
ing?” the man at the desk addressed
llrown or TUskrgee of twelve vear p v u l t « M i r u la » h a •lt* « * 9 » lv I t < s > l * 4 t r l M 9 * l i n h * l a n / (h ( # a m a i l i a .
recording artist, music writer, and j ago
h t
( ìr ad nateti in 11TJ0 with an A ll
« * '» • •
M IM
aa i f jrou * h a < »v l
Edith locked at the taller, young j publisher
ree. wtien he ha«l studled thè coni- * i l « k 4 «»M
th it h s r a o a is r a n k w a r
er m an before she spoke He nodded I strolled into the dressing room of » I de*
plete
acientlflc
ctnirse.
he
w
onderà
lo-
U 9 .» * h li M | > (i r I I u U 9 #<l l>r I I w p i t a U
Killy.
• h ‘l I M s u l f 1 * 9 r l o r *
F r it r a l* in « i» w m s
Fletcher just after he had ended Ins day, why A ll ? So do I
“Tins is a friend of mine." she i tegular
»••••
1 ' l M H a k i n o# b u ia*|*a a n « p i a i
broadcast for the
Wcn! lo New York
*•** *«<1
19 *<J « « n i l « am a l i a » . « a
started “Susan K ane Is her nam e , Columbia m idnight
B roadcasting System, over And herr Comes BiuithiT futili)' ■ " “ «•h A n il || |rct «'9 lo 99 f o r r * a i o f i a |
wish you'd take her on in place ol WJSV. here,
s tr tight away to N«*w Y«»rk • u I p f « R r u u «*U i 9 l r » » 9 « 0 « i « t J a w m i l K a r a M a « i a
from the stage of the story young
She's from Virginia, like I am I
Hendet.Min. a (redi col
th at Sand lord girl th at got m arried ! Howard T heatre, where he had Just carne
grad He carne (or lite rip resa S K a .f r v a l ‘ i » v l » f . b p 9 I I 1 r a n « u n i l b «
We've been short-handed for m onths concluded perform ances to record lege
pnr|Mis«* of m ajoriitg in rhemkfttry in 9 I « » i t a m A p I i lr « I a t * i l a r M f u a r «t< b - i « N b f a u i l l l a a g l a « l ‘ i |. a 9 <-b I n
in the m ain dining room
1 breaking Sunday night crowds And whKh he liad already dotte ^ix vr«D. C u . 1 *»V l A . » 9 * 9 * 1 9 9 » . i *9
(AA* I
' Mr Morrow, the elder, looked . iw.rt. u how
wulely known m aestro at A tlanta Unlvt sity
»
Susan over with eyes th at teem ed t o ,^ becam
_____ e a . figure
.»___ . in
... hia
k . preaent
..r— field
r\Mti ! He m et Harry Pace.
foumler of tlw fits! all coluteti ph«»no
pe net rate into the inner recedes of Ten or fifteen years ago young I graph
in the country Mr
her She stood, coldly expectant Fletcher Henderson wa> a scluktl boy Pace w company,
a s alno an A tlanta grad * ad
while he sized her up Then, si
job as m anager
of
O . where h* waa|
*. which
though he still regarded her with a down in A llant*.
Attending A tlanta Uni- he worked steadily, the idea being to
kindly glint in his eyes, he ¿hook his ¡born He
v e rity where he was a sophom ore at Us* what money h • m ade to lr* r hU
he Ad slowly
I’m sorry. Miss M artin.” he saul the tim e our story begins. "Kletch*'| school expense*
( hangc« Hi« Mind
firmly, but owing to the depression.! ^ ^e WtVi called then, was studying
Puttering around th e shop mjoii
about everything the cla.v» y*uld study, m ade
a
change
the young m anager
being of an inquisitive tvi»e. am i just and he finally in recorded
miniber
wanting to know about things Among himself, and th at led to Mill a other
de
sires, and then in a m are o( trail, we
hi* studies was music
finally find corning up on the hurl
Now thus sam e young Fletcher play- ¿on
-Fletcher H enderson, the rrsl
while A tlanta school kid. making rec
ni re <irLv *1 lr*r»t not IhLs iiu.iilli ords for every r nupany in the busi
W t Iiivr to cul down rxin-ii«-!. yon ness; lie has recorded f«»r all
(fathering up an orchestra, after
know People aren't ra tin e
much weeks
of intensive study, practice,
these lean day*, or it least our re training
and rehearsal, he w.u* e n
ceipt.. don't show It."
gaged
to
up the Club Al.tbtm
Keen dutre-vs showed In Susan's where he oi»'ti
stayed six month». quitting
face Edith looked appealingly across the job when
the club m anager want
the older one', shoulder into tile face ed him to (ire one of Ins musicians,
ol the tall, w ll dressed m an who who refused to do a p art ill a flour
of
had watched quietly Ir in the corner show being staged.
He looked away Irom Edith, and
O n e J o b S e v e n Y e ar«
turned to survey Susan He l.aik.-d From tlie Club Alabain' >(«*itd«M *ou j
her over, in d seemed pleased with and In» orrh«v»(ra went to the Itn.**
1 laiul ll.tlhoom me* ftom there to Con ;
what h? saw
n •• . in n whef e fi-* ri.«ircNI
en
Sf.rNTS MUSTUI
W i'h a quick motion he stet,[W'd j year»
forward
and
faced
the
older
man
Tbeae are the ttir»«e m ajo- engage ;
40*- M -tt* S h irt« 17f, M ilh n -rv
L>ad. he said. I leally think we i rnenU
he ha» liad alth nigh tie did
21».- K«jr h i U n d f r f l i r , M r i j y . r * il». §7-
C ruff ou H j v 17c Ri{ p ro fit« Un<J*r**ll otuthl to take another *irl on We've I >»|M‘iid a m onth ,%t “The Willow., j
S *rc*
W H O L lM A L EItS, D tfrt 241 42» b 'en short-handed ever since the swanky white rlub near PittslMirgh |
B 'jp cri» r C h k * < »
Sandford qirl left Thla girl will be a» the only colored ore bent ra ever in
‘ if
what we pay her ”
««iftiititr. worth
A contract with C H S for appear
- f.RO IK M .U i l»c o m
"Sure." put In Edith, "and if you Alices
m Y«»r%
O E O R O S H »« 4. 8<ati<*n I
ttie key atatlon. WA1IC j
don t take her on where ebe uv there greeted over
him, and rie .igiuvl with a
lor
her
to
*o?
I'm
willing
to
help
DREAM B o o t t. U i d t t ' » A d fm F»», Jo h n h.-r out th"v* llrst lew days and show I contract to record for ttie Victor com |
i panv. ending 111 » lad recording** two
.. I mi >r w a i riMM ; » *• n « I mi .
flan.pl». Free AI.KXANDKK Boi 94 Col her the ropes I'll see th at she does i inonUia ago
le t' Mutton. Nf* York
the work all right. But certainly I T he rent of the .story, all know, and
I .o greet the (Georgia bo y w I h ) came
can't support her entirely."
IJF T K C T IV BS — TRAVET M A K S BCCRKI
T he elder Morro turned to hi* North to study ctiennstry. with his lab
I n r e i t i f i t io n i
K ip c r lc n e « u n n e c r u i r ;
son. a little puzzled
P a r t ic u la r * fr*<?
A m e ric a n D etective 8 7 1 -
But you said earlier this m /rnin*
I f a 2194 D Br
N Y
K N U M S II
th a t th ere was no need to take on
any extra Kiris at this season." he
..«id. his voice mildly accusuuc "Why
WOKDS O TIK N MISCHKU
the sudden change?"
Do noi .say "Do you he lieve he U
'
I
h
ad
n't
r
-aliy
thought
about
it
i>n thè .square*” Bay IV» you b e-
W hy
* » **t > « y «1 i n c i d i ifoiw « « » i f i r i J
then Dad " he said "Now th a t I beve
he i» hofieat?’’
«M H
Q » I f M <* > . . « r i M I N U t -
come
to
think
the
thin*
over.
It
■ T$6 Ttbin F* »f UiM by
V.fti
imi
W O K D S O K T K N M IS S P M .I.K D
«"f e f U iM
IV
T.
I».
i« t w (t r t * M u r
seems
th
at
we
do
need
another
kirl.'
S«' »httion piin*<ig treat»»»«! (2 97 .
n . noi ajrren,
He paused, and surveyed Susan, a | \ \ 8 O ire
-*.«« .1 COI> 3 | O x r . p c . n4~1 U» Very
K D S « I T K N M IS P R O N O I'N C KD
»■"■■«I Caaaa «J'fl I. « »| 4 FoMa/ P r— • »h
queer
smile
twistinj?
his
lips
Susan
Autornaton
Pronounce botti o» a-s
ord»r FETORE CO, D» h »• F S4. Lum\s Ho.
forced her «elf to return the snule
after thè m
"I'm ,ure." the younger m an went In “on.” accent
GROW L O N G HAIR
D O N 'T SCO R C H HAIR
> ) N O N V M S
rn. "th a t Mi*s K ane's aU raclivrness Furlou», franile,
G p r u I rp R U rk a n d W h ite llair
(• en u in e lllack a n d W h ite («loo«-
(lerce,
ragm
g.
ve-
is just w hat we need to stir up busi hem ent. violent, angry, in ad. tu rb u B ro w e r n ou rish e * th e h a ir roota
Ine f l 'r e a a i n f D ill p re v e nt« h a ir
ness
here.
If
we
could
find
a
couple
fro
m acorching, b u r n i n g a n d t a m
lent.
IF YOU WANT
and glanda, m a k i n g y o u r h a i r
neire like her . . .”
in
g
o ff color fro m th e effect« o f
W
O
R
D
S
T
I
D
V
grnw
long
a
n
d
In
iu
rio
u
a
.
If
yon
Money, Love, Easy Life
T he old m an b t the end ol hu. HEPEL; to canoe averalon In. “T he
hot rom h * and irona. Give« Iota o f
w
ant
to
grow
h
a
ir
q
uickly,
h
r
Mure
pencil reflectively. Well," he said sigili
lu ate r and aheen. Aak you r f a v o r
rc|iellcd him ”
finally, "if you w ant her. It’s all right
to a«k y o u r fa v o r ite d r u g «lore or
ite d ru g a t o r e o r t o i l e t good«
with me, although personally I don't
toilet good« c o u n te r for («enuine
c o u n te r f o r G e n u i n e lllack a n d
see any need . . ."
W R ITE TODAY
lllaok a n d W h ite l l a i r Brower* 2Sr
W h ite Gloaaine, 25r.
H o ils rlio M i l i n t s
"O.K.. dad." the hoy cut him ofT
No m atter how hopeless your
Tom look a seat at one of the tables
ca-se may seem)
where food had been pre|»ared for A nail can t>e dnv<an into a pla»-
•
S C I E N T I F I C
G UA RA N T E E TO H E L P YOU
him and beckoned to Susan "It's tered w all wit limit rrom blm g Uie S A F E
plaster
If
the
nail
U
,zut
in
hot
T„
give
your
lisir
tlx
Ix it of csre u ,r Genuine Rtxek snH W hite llsfr
all
right,
kiddo,"
he
said,
addressing
M WILLIAMS
w ater for a few minute», or dipfied Preparations in com bination W rit, in r genuine Itlaek anil White
her. "You can .tart right away II inU>
t t l B e rg e n A re .
m
elted
paraffin
MNE witt, hot iron, anil roniht. Tlien, if y,,n want hair lo grow anil be
you want to Edith—ah — Miss M artin
J K it SK Y C IT Y . N. J .
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come long an« luxuriant, apply lllack and W illie HAIII OMOWI M A fter
will show you w hat you're to do."
Again th at queer sm ile. T here was To prevent dandruff, dissolve one doing I Ilia, 11 ae lllack and W hile I’l.CIUI HAIM HMKSSING lo dreaa your
ounce of flour of sulphur In one liair In any style you choose. Memcniher, for best results, use the Com
om ethlng sinister about It th at quart
water Do not use It plete lllack and While llair Treatm ent in the black and while p ack ag es...
.'•»wan didn't like. She turned quick until it of is soft
mixed and set each one ia acienlifie. safe, sure I Ask your barber or beauty parlor opera
ly in confusion—turned toward Edith tled. Apply thoroughly
It
at night.
—and there In Edith's face she saw
tor to It'll you about Ihe high quality of lllack and White llair Preparations.
9 9 9
for just an Instant a sullen scowl of Before w ishing lies, best* them
Jealousy. In a second It was gone, carefully, to prevent th e lining or
and Edith smiled.
iron b coming lumpy. M
Don’t let a few day« tach month bring
“Come on, .Susan," »he .said. ‘'Det's padding
move the basting before nonlng •
pa'ra.
Don r worry aK->ut
a
pa'nt. Don't
lrr»gj!ar or
get
to
work
"
d-l»y» i period*. It la
I not ntcataary.
and
the
lies
will look like new.
ÉMSULÉi. an old r pi earHrxion, bring*
9 9 9
Her face smiled, but in her voice
by doctor* Ila*
there
was
still
a
trace
of
bitterness.
W
hen
preparing
corn either for
ma>iatKr»<i*an.J*ofwr>m»n happy. Ba *ura
you get t ha original and gen ulne—redrap-
•Su»an was alarm ed . W hat had she canning or for the table, use a small
* i!'i In the yellow ¡>< 41 . At all drug «tore*.
done
to
cause
Edith
to
act
th
a
t
way?
hand
brush
to
remove
the silk It
o f f r ig i bow on <" » i t r o f $ 2 . 0 0 .
perform * the work rimch quicker than
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Susan, Edith, and Young Tom tho fingers. 9 9 9
Morrow get into deeper com pli
Equal parts of c loan lard and
cation.'» a* the day» go by. C on p iraffln
ml may be used a » .a »ill*
H. Planten & . Son, Itic.
tinue the life of SUSAN KANE vtitut* lubricant
for oiling .ewing
9 3 H en ry S t., B rooklyn, N. V.
’« next week’» installm ent.
machine».
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p h i
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n
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