Evening Star Newspaper, May 11, 1922, Page 34

& I ¥ ¥ FEATURES < E 3 ‘FEATURES = Y '(IIlIImII:?(l };0 k,e:: !hll;lllllg (;' Johnny 2 S . and wishing they hadn’'t quar- Diary of a Professional Movie Fan | [reisd’ sitesna s Voot s tivea . alone in the Old Briar-patch so long (3 that they hadn’'t wanted neighbors. But now that they had neighbors it o - 7 SEN S W&S o8t unpleasent not to be neigh- & ln 15 D ¥ BT GLAUY HALL, St borly. Beveral times Peter wanted to | — e | make up and aimost reached the point | . < of going gver to Johnny's house 10| Always Sees ‘the Funny Bide, | yaip:-and give you some nice, snaky |do so, but pride wouldn't let bim. No.| thrills. ’ I went to call on Paullne Frederick | A vampi” wid Miss Frederiok. -1 i ahbride contawe et Bund the other day. I had never met her|should say not! much too healthy | me fArgl,” said Pet. imaeif auch i @ nd I have humor. No g ‘eter to himself sach | before. “Now,” I thought to myself, of humor, or “m.' I Veses mdlonty Mo 85 thought I, as I-plcked my way to her b vamp. I'm & | 500 Uop S got over his Al hotel, “now 1 shall meet the last of | ‘omboy, -llndhl'm':lwl“; l:'\;‘l_ n'n m_ at | Defore sundown of the day they had the vamps! I am sure Pauline will [ [ PoUL NOMRAL G1C On' Rorseback led. You mee, Johnny under- Lave an unhealthy pallor and a pleas- | most of the time. And I ride horses but Peter had : ¢ BY ARTHUR B. REEVE. 5 One of The Star's Week End Fiction Series. Each story complete in three installment “Fighting Parson,” World War Veteran, Tells of His Amazing Restoration to Health something queer, Clans wheeled the seroplane out on HERE'S N | antly consumptive cough. She will[that no other woman and few men| | “J HAVE taken only one and a half \ about these aeroplane mn-]lhs fleld in front of the shed. No Tould dare to moUnt Bt g {frat to try L0 muke it-up. Bo Johnny packages of Ironized Yeast, yet I dents at Belmore Park,”|one was about. T %o about wearing overalls and a felt |%ent on about his businens quite as bave gained ten pounds in 15 days."" mused Kennedy one even-|. 'Now this is the gyroscope,” began ha 1f Peter Ralbit were nowhere about is th kabl ing incaged j ) Didn't y have &ny sorrowa?” | If he saw Peter he pretended not to, mg"l::,'.','h ewm{':':,;fl;“';m:‘f Ing, as his cyo caught a big headline in aluminum h, whi L anhe o king she Might come acrons | Just an Peter pretended mot to se oottt ooy 5o the last edition of the Star, which I had | welghed, all told, ; with & iittle crepe. g him, and so these four little neigh- airview Church, A , Tenn., brought uptown with me. or fifteen pounds. [3 < o e T ave 4 Mins |bors were not nelghbors at ail, and | Q& ' whose experiences during the world “ P roscope is really a fiywheel mounted . s Froderick, doing the best she could for | the dear Old Briar-patch was not the war have cansed hirm to be known by Queer?” 1 echoed. “Unfortunate, | co8PFS, 28 TEOY L IYIAR W30 or g . mer vbut T can't remember them. Bappy piace it whould have been. many as “ the Fighting Parson." terrible, but hardly queer. 'Why, it|its axes so that it can assume any There's been 0 much sunshine that (Copyright, 1922, by T. W. Burgess.) “r ippled in the 1s a common saying among the aero- | angle in space. When it's at rest like " the shadows are all chased away, and = was crippled up army, aie hat A€ they ki ¢ it long| this you can turn it essily. But when s left. Besides, you and have been in ill health eversince. scientific process which enables you to | "2Uts tha £y keep & ONg | 4ot revolving it tends to persist al- v 2 see, ways the funny side of % But now, thank God, | amon theroad derive from yeast ALL of the won- e“‘;;’!‘“x“;:y will all lose “‘“‘;“l‘;“- ravs Inhe piane’in Which'it wis [ o things—even sorrows—even my own ( to recovery, and feel better than I derful benefits it holds for you. “Yes, now that,” rejoined Ken-|started rotating.’ il sorrows.” ] . have felt in five years. : am only too 7 nedy; “But, Walter, have you moticed [ 1,100k hold of it and ft did then { ah \ Y i Jaater what DADDeRS on .;',;.f;,' prmg ewmg p.]'eas:dl to give this testimony, for I Beware of Substitutes that all these accidents have happened | the heavy flywheels inside. LA 7 of A- 3L Woods, "I shall always smilc." think I am doing my fellow man s PN 5l to Norton's roscope machine “There is a pretty high vacuum in | {i1ith1 1 . i On the strength of that I forgave her 3 — . service if 1 e taduce blovito try This remarkable process of ironiza- ewell, what ‘o); ou:upn" T x‘:pug¢ that aluminum case,” went on Nor- (T for not_being & p. After all, the ||| -—and Spring fever—two things much talked about just now. Yet house. Tromized Yeast ™ tion is embodied only in IRONIZED chag! ton. “There's very little friction on |THANAIRE red stuff of courage is made of laughter ||| wives who sew the effortless way—find the Willcox & Gibbs Portalle 3 . YEAST, the one scientifically correct sn't it just barely possible that|that account. The power to rotate the ! R rather than tcars—and courage doesn't ! R g : b #1008 §-orianic From everywhere cm:e equally yeast treatment. Therefore do not |NOTton is on the wrong track In|flywheel M3 obtained flr:m m-"ulmg M o belong 1o weakitnge_or vampa, ]I Electric Sewing Machine a boon to good housekeeping. | surprising reports of the apparent accept imitations. Always insist upon | SPPIYing the gyroscope:to an aero- which a l:‘;el'r;‘:nlhlynm;efisr;al‘l’;leé ! g screen for an indefinite perfod. She is miracles’. performed by IRONIZED the "genuine IRONIZED YEAST. |Rlane? 1 cant say 1 know much|gerop) ) ¥oing to, London to open in “Lawful YEAST. Aod all because IRONIZED 1t g the onl : ¢ |about either the gyroscope or the|€XgpiA% i - fafceny,” and in the fall she expects YEAST embodies an exclusive scien- Ty Jon can Do mrs of weroplane, hut from what & exr about the Eyressoper s T asked skep to be back In New York with g new i proceas—s process which cnabies SEARE today: #1.00 a packager | seerh 1o e hat (e gyroscope in | ISR % [ AR e, ) yeast to bring its wonderfal results i i Dretty good thing to kéep oft an aero-| It will go right on for several J a St often in balf the usual time ! { Fhile IRONZEDYRAST | PUARS: 9ot 1o, put on b monorail car will stand up some time 2 i3 # ¢ lswoidatall druggists o Byt aked ““"“"“}'ro:““"‘h"'i after the power is shut off. And 1 / How New Process Makes 1oy poge rwes <20 itiiicton Gianr | Woll [t 250,10 T, (1o TGk carey o el storage-battery, that ITTLE \TORIES Yeast Doubly Effective Ty PR S ool s cowioa "0 | tends g0 Keep your macnine in ome | illrun it for some time, too. ThalS| pAULINE FREDERICK. TOMBOY Whie Sccaco admit thet Yout l - LRI, R So s ity o T | boniton ta 55 rhae g dowaad ARETER. W ! % of wonderful value in building flesh, them, they say, is that the thing probably we wn and o ‘ = , o s sticking out like the spokes of & yi wear & serpentine ;gown an clearing the skin, and increasing seems to work so well up to @ certain |, etNE 06t Lke, the TROES Bl e | there will be camellias and gardenias gt . . b i | energy. it is found that yeast alone is | " Free Trial Coupon | point—that the accidents don't h&D-| turneq to fast that I could not see the | about the room." ‘i‘.n“l.ih 4 not enough to bring 100 per eent re- pen soomer. Why, our man on thelplades—turned with, that strong.| But nct at all. sults. For while yeast contains certain | =54 Voneb s, aviation fleld tells me that when that|gieady, fierce droning’ busz that can | When I {old her, rather sulkily. that Neighbors Who Wouldn’t o Trant Atianta. . e poor fellow Browne was killed he vital health-buildiog elements, experi- » Dept, 109 ' had all but succeeded In bringing P’ ’w;fli & long distance and q"hlc" 1 had thought she would be a vamp, she ments prove that some other agent is | kit siny i tue, tamous THRER | | his machine to a dead stop In the &IF. | 1%uchod oves and atiached the Ntde | Aughed at me—ringingly. - Sh a Speak. ) N : 4 inting needed in order to quickly CONVERT | Ironized Yeast. | {l':e";;g:k‘; "rf&' no r“og:&c*l“";fmz:[' dynamo, at the same time setting the | thar T dosrt weat Miss Bremrby: o BY THORNTON W. BURGESS. these important yeast elements into D! for P gyroscope at its proper angle and|jealthy and happy. After all, I've noth- A A lesaness in one place. An then Har- e new firm tissue, energy and health. | | Henhe Aay before. was Eoing about | SAARE 1t echanical brain of | 11§ AEainst her. it's only that I want-| 2 Jfiehtiongue is oten sad. Everyone koows the great valse of | Address..... seventy miles an hour when he col-| my mew fiyer. he remarked, patting | ¢4 27 OPPOFLURILy to write about a —O01d Mother Nature. fron in changing our food into living Icny | lapsed. They said it was heart|the aluminum ci lovingly. “You |=——————————eee | The dear Old Briar-patch should fallure. But tonight another expert|can look in lhrou[flll this little win- have been one of the happlest places | Name .. ..... cells. So working on this problem, 3 the e savs in the Star—here, I'll read it:|dow in the case and see the fiywheel | ticklish job to ch in the ai v . B mmmmmmu fifl’wdw%m Only Package The Jeal jcause was carbonic-acid |inside revolving—ten thousand revo- |shouted. 1R con‘ba done. but its safer | D all the Great World, but it wasn't. g gas poisoning due to the pressure onliytions a minut Press down on|to land and do it.’ No, sir, it wasn't. There never can be the m vl h 7 H the mouth from driving {ast l!nh_x;olllx,slylme gyroscope,” he shouted to me. The flight was soon over. and we | true happiness when nelghbors have The Wlllcox & Gl S As I placed both ds on the case | stood admiring the machine while Portable Electric Sewing Machine to expel the poisoned alr which had | of the apparently frail little Instru- | Nerton exbatioted on the a falling out. Peter Rabbit had quar- ||| 3 o been breathed. = Alr once breathed is|ment, he added, “You remember how ‘ot nis little dynamo. . o 0C'"|reled with Johnny Chuck becaus: D A A s ir this| 221y Fou moved it just s mement What have you done with the[Johnny and Polly Chuck had made a rbonic acid gas 1s pushed back into | “57 hressea down with all my might. | Saired Kennesy at enere " ne8?" In- | now home on the edge of the dear eet, and my whole weight was on|near the railroad station. They are|boasted that he would drive the ;e into the mouth. So It is rebreathed, | tp, ) 1 3 hey are %) e ® Cole Slaw and the Tesult fs gradual carbonic- | recrsment esemen to " resent—sen, just o mass of Junk. though there | ‘hucks out. Instead, he had been || A Faithful Servant acid-gas poisoning, which produces| hat- 2 e i J very nearly driv. t thy 5 5 ; S 5 Shredded Cabbage ) a k_;r;fi or marcotlc siéep Bt e rmons Bireatis, tha, rosear| SMIB them back to the factory - | o patch himeelt of the dear Always reliable—always efficient. No bobbins to wind . “Then it wasn't t yroscope in - 0 K - 3 - Diced Green Pepper THAL aber SaA e Thn A | eat too. Far from ylelding ito me, lv. Tl give you the key.| Peter is no fighter. He never was||| —nO tensions to regulate. Season—Sugar, Pepper rising inflection. Dressing owni. On the slde T Was|Sorry I eant go mystlf, hut 1 wahi|ind he never will be. Johany Chuck. [ S @ ) v . . to be N all 7 or and Salt ot e e esn | 1arie, a0t Who ware watohing me |y fight thin afternoo & on the other hand, is a fighter. There | Free Trial in Your Home = . rash in talking so long. Kennedy had i at the puzsied look on my| Tt was a long walk over to the|isn't a cowardly halr in Johnny|| ~ s - Mix well with = only been sounding me to see what| I tosk my hands off, and th shed near the station, and. together | .puci-y coat. Peter was no match for Price moderate—easy terms tor suit. Blue Ribbon Mayonnaise the’ newspapers thought of It HIS|scope leisurely ~and 'monchalently | wim, oursexamination of the wrecked| johnny and he knew it. Johany, on : 5 oo next remark was characteristic. went back to its orignal position. | TATHASE L I00 VB LIC KeSt O Med[ais part. had threatencd to drive 1 s e It’s delicious “Norton has asked me to look into| " “That's the property we use, ap-|morning. Cralg —carefully ~turned|peter.out of the dear Old Briar-patch. COX S Jewing Ivia e Lo. (hing he said quietly, “It his in- |plied to the rudder and the aligrons | :ociese: quest T, but T Taasies [ BUE It was only » threat Peter had 3 vention is a fallure, he is a ruine! —those flat plane etween the large 4 * | too many private le paths to dodge Your sizes, 12¢, 30c, 50c, 95¢ ] R | man. AIl nis money is in it, he is|main planes. "That Eives sutomatic|irar,o Mem. 't merely presented new | about in. and Johnny it no match for 702 Tenth Street N.W. . : o suing & man for infringing on his|stabllity to the machine,” continued | P e I° Peter when it comes to running and ment with Browne and Herrick. 1[tion of the various parts that I have : i | to work on his new home and Peter ||\ __ have iaown Norton some time: in|discovered the basic principle. and |512nced at the dented and baitered | oing to his favorite retreat in the OURTES fact, he worked out his ideas at the|I'm not going to talk about it till the | JUTHINIM CASER UL t0070 HoCBii ihickest part of the Old Briar-patch university physical laboratory. I have | thing is settied by the courts. But it |seci [0 06 CHVEMCE STFORE WAL | <osulk. flown in his machine, and it is the | is there, and the court will see it, and [fo®h €Fecht WARE, FWONLE urallyl” Little Mrs. Peter had told Peter most marvelous biplane 1 ever saw.|I'll prove that Delanne is a fraud—a | "4PDOR 0 SEOH SpQISNIR - 0 hat if he didn't drive the Chucks Walter, I want you to get a Belmore | fraud when he says that my combina- [ .4 the mats of wreckage in whick| ‘Way she would never speak to him Park assignment from the Star and | tion isn't patentable and {sn't practi-| g oo ang Herriok had been killed . She didn't really mean that. i wii cable even at that! The truth is that o had followed Pet d en around the machines—you can gét|and, be: J m s 3 n- vy p | \way. ) shive ‘when Johnny T e O o osen Stat | fringes on mine. Would you ltke to|fuman Iives had been snuffed out In | *yycic had lost his temper and had " | take a flight with me? s .| ‘ushod at-Peter. She knew that Pet Spectals later o L ahint fe.| I looked at Kennedy, and a viston |, . The engines are & mass of ecrap; A Gene Bis bost and She wes otite maining stationdry in the air means |of the wrecking of the two previous | oh oy romarked Kennedy with { satisfied to have Rim keep away from a revolution that will relegate all|accidents as the-BStar photographer| ,..: {iterest. “The gasoline tank |Johnny Chuck in the future. other machinks to the scrapheap.|had snapped them flashed across my |{. “ineact, but dented out of shape.| SO, OVEF on the edge of the dear Old e a'military point of view it is| mind. But Kennedy was too quick | N, "explosion there. And look at | Briar-patch Johnny and Polly Chu You do not ask your family to SERVICE: the one thing necessary to make the | f¢ . this dynamo. Why, the wires in it |finished their home pnd settled down L 3 asroplane the superior in every re-| “Yes" he answered. “A short fight.| are actually fused togethi The|to raise a family. In the middie of. sit down to the table with un- spect to the dirigible.” No_stunts. e insulation has been compietely burned | the dear Old Briar-patch Peter and The regular contests did not begin| We took our seats by Norton L at|,r "1 wonder what could have{Mrs. Peter made their home. Although known guests, ' until the afternoon, but Kennedy and | least, with some misgiving. Gently|coused that?’ Peter's favorite sweet clover patch . I decided to make a day of it, and] the ‘machine rose in the air. The sen- ‘Kennedy continued to regard the)Wwas near Johnny Chuck's new homs early the next morning we were :;fl‘:': ;:'m'l’,f}!‘;';,',,“,"'fir.’::m" ";l: gnglegu mase u t};guf“hdlall)' for some ‘k:: '}?r':'u'.'.'"al .l_‘hrlral:n§rm'::;‘ tWh...‘.: ! rk where the ime, n e door, and we ] C] ehis & ee being helg. rush to my face. Below 1 could ses |3irciled back (o the sranastand, n | vas slways on the other side. Mra Are you equally careful about , the in- side of the fleld. the | Peter re to P awa invif o e e "with s a moving pioture lm. = Above the o o from the side where the Chucks Jived, the meats you invite them to eat? e i . by chance, Peter met Johnny or e o tosn. Socorded. hima, nropellers JNorton indicated to Ken- Polly. Chuck he didn't speak. f:ey Equally sure of wherethey come - k . i S e g e men Wi i ere not on speaking terms. e; and was dignifieds with the name Of| giriscope as it bent the allerons. —~|Duss ‘of 'the engines W, St pretended’ thut tney didn't. see from, what they are, who stands o) 2 vould come. professor, “Could you fly in this machine with- ! across by the light summer breez. ( ach othér. And thie, when you come e e o WO o farward (o out the “gyroscope at all?" velled |ag if a thousand clcades had broken | 0 think of it was a sad state of af- sponsor for them? 3 Kennedy. The nolse was deafening, loose to predict warm weather. airs, for Peter and Johnny Chuck &, Met US. ser echoed Kenmedy, “I'm|conversation ~ almost ~impossible | Two machines :were already ir(were old-time friends. “Iil never i t Though sitting side by side he had |fiight, a little yvellow Demoiselle, | speak to Johnny Chuck again,” Peter SR Jn this Inventior | to repest his remark twice to Norton. | scurrying around ‘close to the carth | had eaid to Mrs. Peter, and he really Nowadays, fortunately, the g vi i “Yes,”“called back Norton. Reaching |like a frightened hen, and a Bleriot, | had meant it. . . v t L2 L, leriot. i bu hat 1 1s the most jm- | backc of him he pointed out the way |nigh overnead. making siow amil BUL in thoso besutiful spring days risk is not great. But with o detach raceful turns like a huge eter ot wholly happy. One portant. advapce since the originallte UeAcr TA0 EVIOSTIRY Job e 1ts | 5 never ‘Dreak_ & friendtnis snd e . Swift & Company’s products STaThria A Wrights that the| Svolutions almost instantly. “Its (Continued 1n tomorrow’s Star.) ! wholly happy afterward. In spite of warping the planes.” 'm_just fixing up my third ma- chine,” said Norton. ‘If wmlnfl ‘hap- to it, I shall lose the prize, at re feaet as far a3 this mest 18 concerisd, Swift & Company’s products for I don't ve 1 8 ge 4 % fourth ‘and newest model from the r are the result of years of experi- ence, of careful,_conscientious . makers in time. Anyhow, 1f T did 1 ~ “rey . ) : s ‘That.Troublesome Colon there is none, Qollar Brooks prize. And, besides, a fioet. c:uplh! of Army men are coming to in- . 'd_h"' Foods s of b . S a: 3 ¢ Bo0d chance of selling it, I think, 1f course you have a colon. ‘Their qualityisa constant fac- Ne-lows Qully tor, alwaysto be depended upon. . The consumer is doubly pro- wift’ SwiftsPremit™ tected because, in addition to the SwiftsPremium care used by Swift & Company, Cooked Ham. Swift’s food products are care- e Son sws, But, "&‘.‘énl&"yfi e ) No use being fussy or foolish e, o oo the whols tuing 1t 1 ‘about it. When neg]ected itis didn't know I was right. Two meén . - dead—think of it. Why, even the z a source Of many distressing newspapers are beginning to call me { . e atow hem—this afts : ailments, among them auto- e e ] ori iy intoxication, which leads to men. Tl die before Il admit I'm ) X n, i € : SwiftsPremium fully inspected by government St %as easy to ses why Kennedy! ? hardening of the arteries. Keep , Bacon. employes and bear the federal Ton's t3pe, Ay Ome Would have been: the colon clean, healthy and SwiftsPremium . . 12" was® Hot foolhardine Tt . was . ! . seEdln Sliced Bacon inspection stamp. S e ey Tt | | active by eating ‘ L i umph over every obstacle, We now slowly entered the shed where the two men were working over Norton’s biplane. One of the men was a Frenchman, Jaurette, who 3 - had worl with’ Farman, a silent, = \ dark-brow ‘weather-beaten fellow with a sort of sullen politeness. The \ ) Wafer Sliced The word “Premium” onham Dried Beef. or bacon means that we stake Swifts “Silver our pride and the reputation of g:;m“ years on that ham or bacon. 4 other man was an American, Roy Hinclalr Al Hirrowen face and 8. <1 : JowsiSbortening. G loose-jointed, but very deft manme: . pru dl ct ve ‘ SO simple is Tintex! G R R G Wheat Oko;nrpr::l: selected, cured, smoked, and that day, muc] 3 You can beautify ho wasinot fa iy that dav, mauch to Gem N handled by workmen who take with Tintexany dainty vack of ine shed. 5 ‘ the most thoroughly cooked of all s g wearableof yourward- We were introduced to him, and : Margerine. the same pride in our products el he seemed to be a very companion- h eal food P robe with anyone of a able sort of fellow, though not given , whole wheat cer s and the BrookfieldBrand that we do. rainbow l:fcgllgrious to Salking L o Al aftén: e - best food for stimulating peristalsis Pork Saussge. T8, * | introduction ere's quite an ac- i } : i count of your injunction against De- (bowel exercise) in & natural way. Premium ¢ Be sure of Swift's products Monting okl 5 Vo Tl Mhaea: o It is all food—the most real food for Fraaklurth | ke Corial that 6 joating - . nnnu.!‘ 4 it | oRorton Miead % ana trownet, the least money—ready-cooked and Butter, Strange or unknown food is in- u love most. - No Palication "of the gyroscops 1a troduced into the family circle & No’ g atentable, Delanne will m Brookfield ] ly 1 No muss. No Pato “interterence’ in the patent ofs Eggs. u‘ as the lawyers call it, will he? s ‘nalt ‘ago. CIF T'm ‘wrong, ' : - s Al . A < wrong, and all gyroscope patents are . Tronk. na A T orient H . N Swift & Company, };1; 111: in thlsdfltldx'l'hlt;l 80, i8] : LB 3 - U s A " he appealed to Kennedy. 2 - o . ‘ = - Kennedy shrugged his shoulders DR~ 1) non-committally, as if he nad never heard of the patent office or the gyro-| * Wheat cracker—a real scrope in his 1ife. The men were lis- tening, Whether or not from loyalty - whole wheat toast—and is 1 could not tell. - esten with butter or soft “Let us see your gyroplan: mean © cheess. ;7 meroscope—whatever it i you call it* asked Kennedy. Norton took the . pus. newsps) allowed in l;:& ::n-ld. Sy " ¢ you ite 1tT” Vo irected, the mechani- ‘Washingten Local Branch, 1101-03-05 First 8t, N. E. D. T. Dutrow, Manager