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Contest judges get out their prettiest blue ribbons when little Constance Brigham and her pet cal, "Schurr," appont. Constance won a first prize in France at " the most perfect child," and now "Scliver has benu adjudged the best cat in a show held in Paris
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When the inauguration of George Washington is re-enacted in New York, an impersonator of the first President will ride in this same corch that carried the "father of his country" in the nation's first inauguaral parade. Here the historic vehicle is shown as motor truck brought it from Philadephia and carried it over the new George Washington Memorial Bridge into New York. The coach has been insured for $100,000.
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to meet his mither. An Latter appears Fergu
CHAPTER XLVI.
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What did he Even as she was "wondering the butler entered the pair 61
rooni. Ele carried Igloves.
"I holieve these Are yours,
For an instant Ellen thoughtįmiss," he said, advancing toward
she must faint. A feeling of mat- her.
sea swept over her and her arms!
dropped to her sides. She felli Ellen's heart back weakly, helplessly.
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beat
violently. She tried to brace herself for
Larry was at her side, his arms anything the man might say or do. around her.
"Water! Bring water," he call- panic and tried to read his face. She stared at him with growing ed frantically.
There was nothing there to read Fergus brought a tumbler and except servile impersonality. Larry the distracted Laery bathed the reached to take the gloves but Fer- girl's pale face. He held the gus, quicker, dropped them water to her lips. Still bewilder- Elen's lap, turned and left ed, still in a world of half-con- room. his back stiff and inserut- sciousness, horribly frightened, able as his eyes had been. and sick, Ellen drink it. Larry Ellen drew A long half-carried her to an adjoining breath.
trembling bedroom, settled her on a frilled chaise longue,
in
the
"You don't care much for Fer- gus, do you?" Larry observed. "I don't myself. He's no quiet gives me the jimmles."
he
The British Ambasador Sir Ronald Lindsay, at the Folger Memorial Shakespeare Library in Washington for dedication exercises. He was waving his ticket as he strode briskly into
the entrance.
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You should have no difficulty in recognizing Jack Dempsey,
Al Smith, Eugene O'Neill and Artura Toscanini, as Nat Karian has caricatured them above
President and Mrs. Hoover, under the spell of a bright spring day, smiled as they entered the Folger Memorial Shakespeare Library in Washington for dedication ceremonies on the 368th anniverary of the poet's birth. The library contains 20,000 volumes of Shakespeare's works collected by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Folger. Presentation of the key, symbolizing opening of the library, was made by Mrs. Folger, the donor's widow.
She know that he was beside her, that his hand held her hand, that he was fanning her. But "He's a capable servant," Mrs. her hands. Ellen could only lie stil, her eyes Harrowgate conumented.
Among these at the opening of the Folger Memorial Shake- *peare Library was Mrs. Wood. row Wilton She is shown walking down the steps with her niece, Mrs. 3. E. Mooling of Chicago.
room, lighted the gas in the grate and lay down on the divan to staro at the ceiling.
Suddenly it was September ugain. Steven lay dead in a curtained Silently they went through the move her coat, still adorned with house. Ellen saw herself in that bedroom of the lavish Long Island entrance way to the street that was Larry's violeta, she began to walk hateful sitting
crystal canyon of ice and snow.up and down the living room. The Fergus pack her travelling ense
room watching Ellen's gloves were crumpled in place was bleakly cold and the a pale, shamed girl, mad with Nervously she began whole apartment filled with brood- grief and humiliation, who want- closed, her breath rising and fall-liked him. Are you sure you feel left glove the crackle of paper. the lights she saw Molly had left au impossible situation. She anw "Stevan to draw them on and felt in the ing quiet. When Ellen snapped on ed to escape, to run away from ing unevenly for a long time. all right now?" she continued, nd- She remembered with a throb of a note for her on the library table. now that sho had allowed her own
"He didn't tell you," she whis-dressing Ellen.
fear how Fergus had avoided Molly and Myra had gone to the lack of courage to persuado her pered after a while, without open- The girl nodded. "I think I'd Larry's grasp to drop the gloves in movies, ing her eyes.
better go home now," she said. her lap. Several times Who told me? What?"
as they "If Bert comes She and Larry departed. Ellen rode toward the apartment
for Myra ask hidden as if it had never existed. that a part of her life could be Ellen looked up then and saw clinging to his arm and assuring stole glances at him, thinking he
shehim to wait," Molly had written.
Sho had been wrong about that. that Larry was kneeling on the Mrs. Harrowgate that her faintness looked pale and tired and wonder- floor beside hor. Mrs. Harrow-had disappeared as suddenly ns it ing what was in that left glove looked inside and observed
Ellen crossed to the bedroom. That part of her life was as real gate was there, too.
had come. They were waiting for held so tightly in her palm.
that any other part. It lived in her the elevator before Larry had his
Mike was sound asleep, his arms There was no opportunity to flung youthfully
(Continued on page 11). chance to speak.
over his head. find out until after Larry had left She entered to adjust the window "It must have been the heat."
"I asked you before," he sald her. The instant the door closed and shut out the freezing air. Bilen managed to my..
hesitantly. "What did you mean behind him aho turned the glove She pulled the tumbled bedcovers "That room is a roaring fur-when you said 'So he didn't tell inside out. A bit of paper fell back into place, half-hoping that nace," Larry and sharply. "It you?'" was all I could do to keep from Ellen was resting a little against
her young brother would waken, Written upon it were the follow-but Mike only stirred restlessly passing out myself."
Larry's arm. Her eyes were rajeeding words:
She brushed his hair back from "I'm allright now," Ellen an-to his. She was exquisitely con- "I'll see you at your home at his forehead and thought that he nounced shakily, sitting up and fscious of everything about her, of eight o'clock. Be there." Amoothing her disordered
looked rosy and well again. Soon hair the groen walls, of the shining The girl dropped the mesange to he would be able to get about with- "I'm sorry to have been such a brass door of the elevator and the the floor, stooped, picked it lot of trouble."
soft, luxurious carpet.
up out the crutches. A hot, wet tear and crumpled it into a savage ball dropped on the cheek of the sleep- "No trouble at all," Mrs. Har "I didn't mean anything," she which she hurled Into the waste-ing boy, but he did not waken. rowgate gaured her politely. "whispered.
basket. Without troubling to ru- Ellen returned to the living
"What came over you?" the old-
or woman inquired curiously.
into her hand.
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