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"N03 he said. "We, wouldn't of course. The doorbell sounded shrill throurih the oalniul mom- ents oi silence. "Are vou com- ing?" h.» asked “We don’t have to quarrel. and neither do we have to love Warner together. I am capable oi IOVlmz his music with you or without you. That. is what you dont understand . . . ."

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twir one and ct his wsx mus- that ncsvure somehow. which tache. “Ali. Mademoiselle" he caused her to feel a rocky adam- said. “You have neglected us ior ant stubbornness The taxi horn some time. Perhaps you do not sounded mrilly once more care for the Toe-Toe since we "No." said Tam. have no music?" He twinkled a "All Wight Good night. idiot teasing miile. child and remember that I icve She murmured something and you." He was gone. hurried on. aware that her even- liow could he be gone. the in: clothes. upecialiv the silver fiend. the monster. the moron. iox cape. were attracting dubious

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. thou his tor Areensult art» (Patriot Please 00W.) I “"45" "rm l" "W" lilt- naturqniiy our thoughts oi Mrs. Al» -—---—-——— “mam” ‘M “ “'7'” N" A i . sanault that good and ever chsrm- lunch!“ ““"" l‘ gmmuw‘ llll ins lady whose friendship we are L? on. t“, “h;

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couples and expressed his happ- neu at being present on such a happy occasion. Other congratulat-

snd our esteem during the celebra- tlon o! the Silver Wedding. ‘flmu in his passing has dealt very gent-

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at prices tuned in modest

cry messages were tendered the honored couples by dinner guests. A sing song, led by Mr. Phil Ar- sensuit and Ir. Herbert Veneer, was then rendered by- all the guests. m. Joseph Costello then rendered some old time vlglin eel-

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King brought the evening to a close. (Patriot Please Oopy)

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phi-en-ic. the lover? Things don't an undertone to Gorgas: "Must 15d and movgd m, ash tray a t m Q; _.', hWWn m" WY- 8h? l-hmiilhl- b! 1i! "it 19°11" "M?" "mil" lnm- . ZinTfffe ‘tfiyéiizit 3 $12‘. IQ §§'me"§1“uy' snmiiglgfnd nu”; 0| 9% an" “he ‘mmer 4°“ cmsed em‘ “AH 5am m‘ bl“ w“ Dflm} ' "B" Mum“ Aux-mu" Dun‘ yo“ their wedding Upwards oi’ lift? ringer on their honored heads. d,” a" "y; m bgfleg st Um- I phaticsily. "m". ll "W Ymlghw °f m” 1",‘. "memb" “mm” wmqylln‘ friends sat at ‘a sumptuous dinner He respects them, and though he d“; Ont h ind results o! ‘ she “shed wmmm’ mmlmg‘ “mm V“ kw“ u“ em M‘ M" abom‘ ‘a m" "° but s" ? served in the banquet hsli o! the may iague less deserving mortals e in omsrio but he didn't return as she had " l. no.“ said Al with charity- “No. I honestly don't. I avc to p h t d Mme" m 1 mm ,, ebod curling Olub. he passes our cs an munmpmtiu sat n . expected After hsli an hour she I always like to see 80m Y 80 no to that next table now but Pr,“ to we dinner members o! ‘mmngly "n, ‘an ye.“ yum‘, “we: Bum“ ma“ m. on, .__._. rose and ‘out on her short silver to t0 ." ‘"11 y°“-? ‘hm a mmumm the Club assembled iind with ap- lulngga msrriinsnt good humor, t" 0. llchlilter ‘ HOI-LYWOOD- DN- ii-MP) iox cape and called a cab. She Tam went in the obsure booth She drank her Manhattan slow. m ti.“ wand‘ for the “cum” harm-In." m n ‘Mk, “N, M“) Pa!“ my‘: a o m.“ o] qmgm; Qgmmnu 31% walked out of the lit/tie house on where Oar-y Bcverence had al- 1y and alter s. while he was back. PH" r new“ on bah." o" f mm, u, dew Time Age cannot i” gm by my.“ 1 Hollywood corremondent tor Lawn" Sim" m“ B” ‘n “ m’ "Y" m“ m’ ‘““ w m” '°' "Ls ‘hm “film” “l” “""" in: rnemxbeera o! theCurling Club this“ nor custom sins m - votuei. with almost two-asylum mom nous smi and ta a teiv moments before she was llei he came quickly. n he asked. an i-lien in a, lower presented Mr and M" “Hen-uni “hue “New o‘ our trund- ‘wd the w“. “mum H9 “w”; 1m» News, wit; a, mm to )1 %e 3.19m saqym _~_-ro l-i-inooid Place. evening. Mise- he "id limt-tézkfglrfzelfgngiiefgfilsnfl‘ a large surn or money u.‘ silver cun- p311‘ niey ward or! ‘Time's st- m, ‘ma, d Roche! begrbsirhbéodsy to be- c - . - n - ' ' ' crwevior will» 15mm! NU- The driver. a pleasant swsr- Their eyes met She saw the I-VF wed cork” u 1 mum u; Nagy. Ar w Hun l r “ed tnicklaint: rfisilritzhsfiéiéozmedfdzrzg “gm”. m“ d Nfldm‘. w,“ amt“ ‘up thy mlow. wanted to talk "Well. oolor start above his dark eye- oil. 1 took “in, wild chance that g-l ltseilagl i" lay M 9PM BY ‘m ° "find my“. m“ ,1 m; 3mg” or Isms. The 51-year-old Manvllle Ill i“ m..." ..“°£‘i.'..“...°.."..i:‘ m. zi°...i".'r.'s..i*:...*°zr.i'is. i°i;:.'i...i"“ i“*::.“:..i:"..iv~o 1- ::....:.:" " m" " - 3.22.}... zeta... ........... ... .... elected u. - My ~ i“ 1"“ "m" oi" l’ ....‘°......."" . ' ' -Gen. A.» . "then I'll be throu " {mind it difficult to speak. ‘I "No. rm not waiting tor any- 91'1"" iylq than served. was si-ound them. votes over B118 m hm; “m, q to "You work tom hours." said tum: I'll have have a Manhattan y -- » Aliiliw P911101. 11mg o1’ the bride. The our-income of iiie may have may‘ ,,,',{:,Z§’{,,°‘,¢%°§§’. ‘roinnws last wile. I guel 1am. swallowing grief ior the m, mu him. staring hard attire "Then will voii go out in "about milled. brill“ v! Ariwneiilt- cone but the smlllns 11111;? N: in i - be W", "gm. just reii in love." new» melt" M» ‘°“.“‘}“‘é‘°‘ ".2. I" t‘: re l‘.“.i.‘;‘”.2“i‘ xi.:ri.?."r.....:":. .‘.’.‘=%..."""..... m. . m... u.,..,.o...,._ul... ti...» ness. ner now a cr . n - ' ma. _ was o e w wind VIM!- .. n“? You ‘Md m" pe Lucci He marched away holding his ask “d I won-t be bu“, i; you r. Reggy Gaudet, toast master their lives to come, when the has: mdwdgzcr ‘aiflhurlgomgh s“ m” t“ month. m (so his name appeared on the ol- shoulders very straight She Ilo~ s“ no .. tor the occasion, opened the pro- yest oi good deeds shall be s! “hm (‘dump Hnh.“ an in“ cw and u" Inclal card) replied. "Lady my ticed that he had line broad m; you, ‘M manner IQIQ go III"! by l-liilng the gllclil t0 P180 tended by troops of friends an gum“! w an“ v0“. ‘or m’ “ten Sh’ an “mm, wile is all the time telling ms. back and narrow hips. l-le looked unmbmably w,“ mm und o; and sins O Canada. loving memories. ‘ u m m. o, m. m”; pqpped the quggflgm she answer- But what I hsite is that I don‘t more ilk; an athlete tron n stu- W,“ and mumm- mat ‘he m- Another large sum o! money in we will new ask you to drill! inlyafl Pm "u! ‘ d ms: w,“ teluphm “u; see the kid much. He's three, . . dent. Probably Gorgas had been 911M without hamtimp "yo, 1v silver currency was then pre nt- with me in hearty congratulations eec onsmm‘ Wt-"a throughout mm I‘ wfiymk to Hauywwt I don»; car.- but ho~5 a swell look- kidding. How stupid she was. go- would like n‘ Bu,’ don.‘ keep me ed to the ha py couple on all! on this anniversary to Mr. und Mrs. “In geume ‘waved money . m; kid)’ ing around listening to everything waiting, 1-11 pretend be 100k. of their irien s, by MrsuT, E. Ar- Argengult, May the future hold E "I 1°" “ma” °! m“ “a “d mp1‘ “m! Nam“ w“ unenmg 1"“ m‘ a “b” “Mun w“ “l” ' ‘he W - bet he's swell looking." said to the inightv voiceot’ Wagner now. “In exutlv m, mum“; tum," proprlsts giits including some a ' ' _ 4 Bhe hoped he would be rse- H, ptmq, “my mt llgnglng w esutiiul silverware. Mrs. Itrneet At the next red light tho driver iiil. but reared that the usic the mm, o,- Mt Osudet reed the accompanying took out the worn snapshot from would completely drowned every- good 1pm. thought Tam. what vm . Mr. Phil Arleneult. in _ . 5 his biilioid and handed it bed: other thought. Wliv had she come h“; 1 done nqw? Meeting s few ell chosen words. then con- _ > - to Tam. "I‘m kind oi proud of here anyhow? She would have Deffecfly m-qnge wgito; gt s gratulated Mr. and Mrs, Arsen- ,, him." he said “He's a. great big met a half dozen people she knew street comer! Annabelle would suit, and also extended the good . boy-he's snort." at the Believue or the Rite; but hsvs nervous piostrstion it she wishes oi the gathering to Mr. and a ‘mo. child was really boeutiiiil somehow she held rigorously to 1mm "In the first plsos you Mrs. Donut Biscqulere who also a a and Tam said warmly. "He's her sell-imposed isolation. It were in evening dress and unes- were celebrating their silver wed- . ~ - ~ irrendi" wou be week. she thwsht. t0 cc ." she would moan. But ding anniversary, having been ' ’ o H a They had arrived It the 'i‘oe- fir! t0 play the guns ways. Tm w“ really pleased with married on the some day as Mr. ~ , ‘roc. The driver d ‘ -‘ and The waiter returned With the herself It appeared that it one and Mrs. Arsenauit. Mr. Hubert , . helped her from the cab- His mo- Menhaiwn and Placed it e b" merely bedroned adventure it Valley, in an very ccngenlai-man- Christmas sparkle galore here si. _ the FASHION mentary unsteadllv so that a tew drops like ner, then congratulated the lisp suopplk EVQl-ythlng for you men-y houdgy yhlrl

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