Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1925, Page 33

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D.. C, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1925 “JAUNTY"” BAILEY The jewel thief, with his flash of wit and his dash of daring; graceful, charming, winningly loyal; contemptuous of the law but, to his heart’s core, faithful to his own ideals. T H E WHICH? HARMING, rich and alone, Rhoda Fair must choose WHICH road and WHICH man. She has put the Atlantic between herself and “Jaunty” Bailey, between the police and the stolen jewels, when suddenly out of the dark comes a voice—the voice of “Jaunty.” Can new environment and new spiritual influences wipe out criminal tendencies that are supposed to pass on irrevocably by the laws of heredity? Rhoda Fair inherited a name and a fortune from a mother who was inter- nationally notorious as a law-breaker. Every cultural influence that money could buy was provided for the daughter from childhood, yet her home had been a meeting place for the aristocrats of the underworld. Suddenly left an orphan, she must choose between the friends and allies of her mother and the law-abiding world she had been trained for. Two men come swiftly into her life at the start—“Jaunty” Bailey— hunted by the police—and Paul Dare, a brilliant young college professor, who was everything on the side of respectability that the handsome and debonair cracksman was not. ; Rhoda Fair, by Clarence Budington Kelland, is as thrilling a tale of adventure as you have read in many a year—and a remarkable delineation of one of the finest women in contemporary fiction. Beginning in the November issue of THE LADIES HOME JOURNAL, now on sale, ten cents. [ & PAUL DARE The clever young college profes- sor, brilliant and bitter, brutally honest; with “protesting eyes” and a steel-cold mind, as impas- sively fair as it is mercilessly pene- trating. L A P I E §’ "HOME JOURNAL Other Features in the November Journal — NOW ON SALE NOVELS AND SHORT STORIES by such favorite authors as Corra Harris, Eleanor Hallowell Abbott, Mary Heaton Vorse, Albert Payson Terhune, and Hugh MacNair Kahler. SPLENDID SPECIAL ARTICLES by theleading authorities in their fields —John Barrymore, William Lyon Phelps, Jane Cowl, William Beebe, Henry H. Curran, Alice Ames Winter, and William H. Crane. 1 FASHION ARTICLES—A round dozen of lovely fur coats for you to choose from. The latest note from Paris—and, of course, The Journal’s pattern service with all that means to you. HELPFUL NEEDLEWORK AND CHRISTMAS SUG- GESTIONS—What to make and how to make it—hints that 10 70 100 go will save you many a dollar on your gifts this year. AIDS TO BETTER HOUSEKEEPING— Caroline B. King, Mildred Maddocks Bentley, and Florence Taft Eaton join to aid you in preparing your Thanksgiving dinner. OTHER FEATURES ranging from Architecture to Poetry; ) 14 from Interior Decoration to the Kewpies for the children; ! from 2 List of Useful Books you can get from The Journal’s Service Bureau, to sparkling humor. AMERICAN ART MASTERPIECES—In November appear two of the most attractive of the remarkable year-long series of full-color reproductions of the best of American art—Benjamin West’s “The Death of Wolfe,” and a brilliantly faithful copy of Stuart’s beloved portrait of Washington. You can subscribe through any newsdealer or authorized agent, or send the coupon direct to THE LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. New book-length novels by the best writers. Brilliant short stories— the best of the year. Special articles of up-to- the-minute interest. Pages of exclusive house- hold suggestions. Pages of interior decnora- ting—many in color. Intimate life stories of big men and-women. THE LADIRS’ HOME JOURNAL, 904 Independence Square, Philadelphia, Pa. . Tenclose one dollar. Please send The Ladies’ Home, Journal for one year, beginning with November. Name 365 572 12 422 75 15 To subscxibe, use this convenient coupon A Joyful Year of Help and Pleasure A dollar now for a subscription for*The Journal insures your enjoyment of all four brilliant parts of Clarence Budington Kelland’s tumultuous romance,“Rhoda Fair.” It brings you, too: Full-color American masterpieces ready for framing. New fashionmodelsfrom Paris and New York. Full pages of whimsical Kewpies, in color. Delicious new recipes. Every one tested. Pages of exclusive art needlework. Pages of practical and attractive house plans. et G $1the Year