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A ceremony not unlike the launching of a ship marked the dedication of the Lafayette, a new type of railroad motor coach. built for use in France. French Ambassador Reine Paul Claudel and bis daughter, Reine, are shown above as they presided at the dedication in Philadelphia. Below is a view of the coach, which is built of stainless steel, has solid rubber-tired wheels, and is capable of 90-mile-an-hour speed.

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MAN HUNTERS

BY MABEL McELLIOTT

DEGIN HERE TO-DAY.

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, so strange « proposal? The man's

Husan Carry, pretty accretary, fall in love manner was as quiet and business-i

with Bob Dunbar, son

Denise Ackroyd, who hopes

uk Bussn tu Altrad

million like an his phrases. He might| to marry Bob,

a raise in Party and have been discussing

to speak, but manages to cause & understanding between salary. She began Bu and Dab. Den Lampinen, auther admirer of Susan's, has a flat fight withe atopped her.

Suan Sumps out of his cuc Ernest Heath. protection trum employer, who is paing. The

Bob.

ka

taken

and "Don't answer me now,

ber

You

her must have time to think about it.

homes Mrs. Heath, jealous of vann, threatens naturally.

when Jurk

I have been thinking:

sh alienation mult but denialu

letter involving her in that "The Olympian sails on a

Waring producer a

O fair with another man. Ray Finnery. Mediterranean cruise February 15.; wbu worl in the next fee, ondes I could get reservations and ar-¦ Rose Mites, range everything, and we could be! for. hae married another.

Busan that "Sky" Webb, whom he ented

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CHAPTER XXXII.

This weird aircraft, with four conical spindles instead of wings, is being made ready for 1ests at Roosevelt Field, Long Island. Utilizing the rotor principle, it's said to have a greater lifting capacity and a lower landing speed than ordinary planes. Two motors operate the spindles, a third supplies the traction.

Susan's chum, plan to gler on her career married in New York just before

Your aunt-it is your! to marry. On Christmas eve Henth end Busan flowers and Ben, whi les proposed sailing.

alauat, isn't it? could come to New

It would be all: PRtly and she indiscreetly tells she has York with you.

We would perfectly simple and meldet i Bames' and Bod's love affair

avoid unpleasant publicity."

Susan felt a tightening in her throat. What an incredible pro-, It was one of those sharp bitter

posal! "We--we scarcely know! days of late January. Snow had

each ether," she stammered

"I knew fallen the day before and over-

Ernest Heath smiled. night had changed into sleet.

he murmured. The pavements were an icy menacenough about you," along which taxicabs cautiously cursing himself for an inarticulate: slid. At five o'clock Susan looked fellow. Why couldn't he tell this out and shivered, dreading the girl, as he longed to, that she re- walk to the street car. For the presented glamorous youth to him, not realized before how his heart past half hour she had noticed chance to recapture Mr. Heath fussing about in his teams? own office. There did not seem to those things?

"I have grown very fond of you," with her irrational jealousies, her lus any particular rom for his Engering. She was puttier in bore told her instead. "The night fierce and sudden decision to try first realized it was the one when to blacken this girl's name, who I had been hat when he appeared in the door

yon called for my help. I am had made him see. way.

All this may mean the last thing Ruth had meant to "Miss Carey, I have the car and lonely man. it's a wretched night. Let me drop thing to you but as my wife you do but she had accomplished it.

have a easy. I would naturally

You have! you at your home."

Surprise showed in the girl's agreeable

Why couldn't

existence.

his own was set on this marriage. Now

he

say he knew fully how much he had builded upon it. IL was Ruth.

Heath took up the speaking! face. "Oh, that's awfully kind of great beauty, In the proper set-tube and told Simon in a low, you but isn't it out of your way?" ting you would be exquisite."

"Not at all. I should be very happy to do it. Just one mom at- and I'll be with you."

warm as tenst.

was brisk and business-like

to you." he went on, still in that

This in the way pretty Signorina Edith Ditmars of Milan, Italy, looked after she had wagered $250 with three friends that they could make her laugh for eight days. She won the bot.

not

MANCHUKUO AND JAPAN.

... སཾ'ནཾཝཱ,,

Here is W. W. Waters of Portland, Ore., "feld marshal" of the bonus army" of 400 World War veterans recruited at Portland and travelling by and truck to freight train Washington, DC., to demand full and immediate payment of the bonus. The Marchers have now been granted C$100,000 for transportation to their homes.

the the Cabinet ministers over selection of the new President of the S.M.R., and that serious deve- lopments may follow.

careful. stern tone to be more Nathing should happen to this girl Susan shivered, wishing he hadithaugh fault of his, Health swore not reminded her of that autumn in his heart. Nothing but good!

Susan thrilled to the tone, realiz-¡ They rode down in the elevator! night when, fentie with lentsy! together, the girl, as always, more and anger, she had run away from ing in some small measure what: than a little shy with this man. Bob. She would never be able to prompted it. She glanced sidewise Then she at his nicely etched profile. Yes. Simon, waiting in the sleet, sprang forget Bub--never! down to open the door for them,aught her breath, thinking that here was a man to respect, perhaps It would not be a wild, He turked a thick, soft rug around perhaps the solution to her pro- truly love.

Marriage whirlwind emotion such as she had blem lay before her. Susan's knees.

with Ernest Heath would widenfelt for Bob Dunbar, but it would "Are you quite comfortable?

There would be dignity Susan said she was, She felt as her horizon. She would travel, he real

meet new people, wear beautiful in it.

"You must have time to think," "Good" Her employer's voica, clothes. In all of this would there

as not, perhaps, be an anodyne for the the man said again after a long

pause. It is nothing to decide to-1 ever. "I wanted especially to talk fever which possessed her?

"I feel greally honoured," she day or to-morrow. Only don't keep quiet, impersonal way. The girl murmured, “but i don't know what me waiting too long! I'm not a

very patient man." the toy."*. waited silently. She loved

He turned to smile at her. Her "I didn't expect you to give me Juxury of this car, the rich robe

"slim fingers, lying curled on the under her fingers. She was quite an answer to-night," he said. unprepared fol what was to follow. want you to think it over. I am soft furry surface of the laprobe, | Abruptly the man blurted out, afraid 1 have been very clumsy found themselves imprisoned and i "You knew, didn't you, that Mrs. about it." The look of melancholy held fast.

"I am not patient usually."; Heath's term of residence in Reno she had become used to in the past

"But I fow weeks clouded his face. Surun Ernest Heath repeated. will be over next week?"

eun wait for this. I can wait for "No, I didn't know that." Susan hastened to reassure him.

"It's I who 21371 Icoked at.bim Innocently.

clumsy and my girl."

Shef Susion felt an impulse to tears.

GEN, ARAKI REPLIES TO "Yes. That's the way it is. Istupid, too," she amended. shall be free then."

had the satisfaction of seeing that He was fine and honorable and

LEAGUE COMMISSION reticent. He had all the virtues. "Yes, of course.' Susan didn't rare smile lighten his features.

Tokyo, July 9. know what else to say,

Heath was thinking, "The girlWhy couldn't she love him?

They did not speak again until]

According to the afternoon news- "I'm afraid I'm doing all this has tact and, what is more, gra-

car before the He had considered Simon hatted the

papers, General Araki, replying to very badly." Heath continued. Heleinusness," stured down at her, his thin, aristo-himself a completely disillusioned little house.

"I'll see you to your door." Heath the questions of the League Compressed his definite opposition, re- this commending General Yoshida, who missioners, who visited him cratic features curiously flumined. man but there was something in "I want to ask you something im Susan's freshness which delighted said gravely. Susan's heart fut morning, made the following state is now on the retired list. Instead

of Mr. Kajiwara. ments: him and gave him hope for the tered. She hoped Aunt

It is stated that there is a possi- 1 Japan is desirous of seeing the What could he not do with 'would not be watching at the front

the first He liked! window! There would be so much healthy development of the Man- bility of resignations from the

Cabinet, us this is not Susan felt a surge of excitement. this girl at his side? She sat quite still, waiting for to think of her in soft fine fabrles to explain.

Luck was with her. The mani 2 Japan ought to recognise the quarrel over the appointments of him to go on.

with pearls at her throat. He

Ministry was formed in May.- "Would you think me quite mad would build her a new home some bent over her hand at parting. Manchukuo as soon as the latter is Government officials since the Saito If I asked you to be my wife when where in the country where low Stripping naide her henvy glove he sufficiently organised.

and hills Iny. She should have al turned the palm upwards all this is over?"

3 Japan is not yet considering Reuter. when to withdraw her troops, as it Now that the question lay he French house with fine, delicate gravely, deliberately kissed it.

You darling." he muttered is necessary to first restore peaco tween them Susan felt numb with furnituro nnd velvet textured rugs.

and order. astonishment.

That would be the proper setting huskily. "Good night."

Then she was on the ather side,

4 Manchuria will never be allow- "I know I shouldn't have done for her. this way," the man blundered on, "Let me think about it," the girl of the door and the great ear slided to return to Chinese rule.

5 Owing to Manchuria boing "but I have been 80 distressed was saying, her fint, soft eyes lumi-way through the night.

were thoy, Susan stared about her with new Japan's life-line problem of defence, about the whole affair, so anxious nous. What colour to keep you out of it, that the Heath wondered? Grey or black eyes, seclug the shabbiness of the Japan and Manchuria are indivi.

a lambent hazel? little hall with its "coni tree," ilH

alble. necessary preamble to a proposal or were they

portant."

future.

know.

Jessic

ebukuo.

Lord Lytton has not recovered of marriage had to be forgone. Some day, perhaps, he would really artificial fern, the worn carpet on You don't understand, do you*"

the floor. The odor of a bulled sufficiently to attend this morning's "I'm afraid I don't," Susnu ad- The car jolted around a corner. dinner floated out from the kit-meeting, but It is hoped that he mitted.

In spite of Simon's careful driving chen. Aunt Jessio would be there, will be able to attend the meeting "What I monu is this. A young the going was rough. The motion stirring and seasoning, working as with Count Uchida on July 12th- girl can and doon expect the pre-flung Susan almost into Heath's usual. What couldn't she do for Reuter. liminaries of courtship. My posi-arms, and the fragrance of the Aunt Jessic if she married Ernest

It would mean security New President Of The S. M. R. tion made them inpossible but burden momentarily Intoxicated Heath?

them both. It

Tokyo, July 9. can't you---won't you overlook him. She righted herself, laugh and luxury for them all and consider the matter ing, but a bright apricot stain was there was no denying it- in a reasonable light?"

coloured the pure oval of her face grave temptation.

(To be Continued, Was there ever, Susan wondered, and the man foll silent. He had

The alinister for Overseas Affairs Mr. Nagai and the Premier, Mr. Saite informally announced yester day the appointment of Mr. Chuji Kajiwara, the banker, as the new the War Minister President, but General Araki, is stated to have ex-

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