New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 2, 1923, Page 20

BEGIN HERE TODAY Jewett with the Daniel Gilchrist, marries Je Goodkind for his money Danie dismissed from the shionabie Church of the Nativity New York because of his redical s Gil- ehrist is sent to the by Goodkind and that a big strike is settled A delegation o interview the They 1 Daniel Gile n love ev- ry is mines senior vires strik to preside t lirec- and *, reived in then Hennig| do not meet Umanski is dis- sutisfi is angry hec nter rupted by Jerry's business meeting. , first edtman, Umanski They and with my 1 with results Clare 1se her wmer is partw STORY she was NOW GO ON WITH THI 1 mean that is where working. up at Pittsburgh, fore 1 was elected I sent her a telegram.” “Xon don’t say said then” turned to Jerry thing th with e's at her sister's now day be- up here ) come Goodkind, “Any- bel 1 suppose,” show them out.” shook hands and Hennig. iski he found encountered burned s0,” sauid with 'l said J P Goodkind The elder graciously with W ma reache ty n he m immobi him the- door to visit glater tr curiousity co t under unopened ervbody gone looking unp ecated himself, Good t which a desk m billiard inflection bored or with an re all said d she We v tab in her as room that | g 1 Jerry was either anted to make up a of bridge, but, with un Where's licate » tte plie ikind We G displéasure now in't up my d kind p oved toward her 1 to open it have ) the and love eld up a handed it “ur I's time ather-in m muck ved pride iv er Goodkind atd een this Clare serions)y taki s ho unhappiness | Upon my what ve . hes woul words ver her My G ing « tear i ®loulde are people 4 weaken " its a re stood first b ment wake flectio FEW FOLKS HAVE GRAY HAIR NOW DPruggists Says lad Are Recipe of Sage Tea and Sulphue 1 sing 1at Ha r— » that beer yobody can | applied. Yo this amal through strand at hair and Saiphnr Compound #es beavtifully dar After 4 few applications Bo5k the gioes and inetre 2nd & 8 appearanc of abusds - disappears w fment toward th GILCHRIST COME nose smile crumbled asked they mil 18 # I3 BY CHANNING ROLLOCK that sh the door ame open and riat in CHAPTER XI., Old Wounnds Clare stood moment, surveying the man in reflection as she had done a 1 times in heart since last they had faced in matic te sity in a darkene@ church room. He did not her. He stood there, meek figure .indeed Suddenly Clarc looked up in surpri doubtful, bowed and door. she said in bold in- Opening thous; her Gilehrist A hit move- ed then le a “Oh, come 't iny ‘fi‘i“ T T .uL\\ \ HAT IN vitation I'm just powdering my Does that offend your rever ‘On the contrary,” he ‘I agree with the 'ut your trust in God, said with man . who aid, but keep your powder dry.’ They laughed, the wall that nd van “When did quietly. Half an hour ag Had dinne; the train 1 was smiled again. “Thank don't charge for Riggs said He'll be up in a sit d W 4 with the laug hter between them hed, get in?" « “On starved."” He goodness dinner 1 your father-in.law moment —~won't you haven't had five minutes together siper ories an all Since Rad risen wkward n mentary * e started again q panse But th there vall an was an the “ whe it brought silences do hroke mo dared mem wus Clare who silence silence 1 vour Y You've understand ‘you're ve ry happy n profession,” she said he answered st verything haltingly crything 1 wt I'm ) -law that want PPy e f vou're r mout! | | i that's 1 He the She puused o ] might tell you, thougt big man ir ma with & tremendous salar away?" Dantel, smil 1 sup i m up over that ng hy really giving fhink T've he said thoughtfu me, sometimes T Piles Can’t Be Cured from t Outside Externa Piles Nor du atm H ceded HEM-1 named HEM $SALESMAN $AM \sam. a | wanted to get | town = JAMAICA THE HOME - OF BOLD PIRATES \Port Rogal Was Hopping Off Plce. of Daring and Bad Buccaneers —_— | ! 1 | . Washington, D. C., Nov. = 2.—"The Foul.sr;-m‘l‘nl udm:slm in | island of Jamaica in the West Indics, Pises. Slay them with Sylpho. which, according to newspapers, is SEM L e e Paving its tariff disputes with the Sylpho-Nathol really clea | mother country over the duties im- pipes, floors, garbage py.n. ,:fi. posed on its articles of export, was waste-bowls. Use it daily {in the latter half of the seventecnth| you use soap. Busy deale: century the stronghold of the Eng-| lish buccaneers,” says a bullétin based | sell it—15c, 35c, 6§c and $1.25. THE SULPHO-NAF THOL CO. jon a communication by Nell Ray| Boston, Mass. | Cvirlier to . the National Geographic so- | ciefy | Morgan, the grcatest and most, | sagacious of the pirates, planned | most of his expeditions in Port Royal, | which had the reputation of being the richest and wickedest spot on the earth. And proud the city was of the notoriety. Defiant, flafboyant, and | unbashed, it greeted the chiefs who | lent riotous color to its life, emptied | gold into its coffers, and tinged its nights with drunkenness and revelry.| “Tumbled Rendezvous Into Sea. “In thos® duys Port Royal had a| wide quoys, SYLPHO- NATHOL d-+in opportunit Clare looked away, refiectively aps one might have ke and had it, t0o,” she to herself. | Gilehrist turned eyes that| cager, half reproachful, | ga eaten said, | o 3 | high wall about it and whereon its habitues emptied their| pieces-of-eight. Then, as if Provi-| | dence were outraged by its utter dis-| |r(~gard of moral laws, an earthquake on June 7, 1622, shook Jamalca to i foundations and tumbied this den of lone’s ¢ chiefly “Clare!" [ were ha | upon her. “You frightened me so that night | with the bugaboo of poverty,” . she #®ent on with something of despair in | ©! . ; Reolce “Don't vou think there. iniquity, with scores of the pirates, might have been compromisc _linto the sea. When the “at:»r‘ is something hall way calm the coral-encrusted ruins o®%he M S an haa old town may he seen heneath the “Why open Wottids that water, even tod and the natives ginning to heal?” he s stifl. regale the \Mtor with stories of | e b phantom ships that trying to little enviously. make the port ke “One interesting relic remains. how ever, In Fort (ha a stil old vet f sun-faded hricks. ne of ors und B are he- otestingly. He and looked her intently And stepped eran the off quarters. 1 you to give np the much with you count with me.” He was ecarnest, “Afterward, when you re (o e married- rowned 1 was afraid for but 1 was wrong again. You're happy and I'm honestly glad.” him quizzica happy 7" ‘You ser was crannic Hora forts me years of which hix ‘quarter- over s stati en he was fwen aid the paved platform know affectionateiy as [ deck’ may still be seen | Town Is Discolsolate, , “The town now standing on the old site is respectable, faded, and discon- solate. On the fences and bushes,. in | melanchely ugliness, the common-| inhabitants Iry the fishing nets Ly means of which they eke ont their le sistence “The pirates, with two bases, Tor-| , | tuga and Port Royal, for operations, | andgro Willliook toll of all the islands and lands along the Caribbean “Across the its purapets .. d at the quietly knew He vou- wa 1 ny. | She asked sloW'y, “Hamestly,” he waid In just helping others ded his answer o understand | suid “You will= world found two face i, a bit unsteadi cral hrandies to t dinner and ooking at honestly you she place He nod don't tha he ome day all the Terry g came wdded ses allowance the magnificent harbor from Ic Royul Kingston, the capital Jamaica and one of the| most importunt ports in the West Tn. | dies Tts foundations were laid by Port Royul survivors | Though only 2 per cent of King-| s 50,000 people “are white, ne vl hody of eitizens of any ®ity Jas n courage, cnefgy, and de. ! termination during the hurricanes and | carthguakes have time and| literally deatroyed its very founs Hardly had its eharred ruins After the vielent earthquuake 1007 the snrvivors 0o e hine hills laid-out t ad of or none too genial A mood “Hello, Gilchrist “In early aren't you? to interrupt a tete “You're Clare, emh presence, tongue W with Jehrist " in| gruffly mean watd | Gllehrist's liquor not rri " mterrupting sed by Je net " Ty freed Wl hi delsgatior merry Jerry even aid | heey ing « al vour 1tions, “That's why in sy ringed hefore bailding, betwee t heor shor the pat I couldn't to take the place the one Biack Rtiver. T din’t g0 for pleasur: )i Nature had just destroyed.” 1 1, Gilehrist v | No, id Danicl easily sOrEY You Why you and 1he Jerry su reghlarly veyed bevond, a clean, help going to |, o of There i wae German Contribution to | Red Cross Societies | Nov. 2.<A group of Ger recently visited States crniser Pittsbugh and joined in saying a<tonishing thing they saw g overboard of a quan- bread left rom the the e “Jt was bread most of ws had reporter declared much was v ple when you did much axked ad o les Jerry didn't lenve . ore did are Danzig f Wapa United ermen Jorey ed stirred nervous! Just a few he christ alko had begun an “Only 24 hours,” he hack to ust got turned to you been, but Gii- |in this harbsr the most was the tity of roonday the first en in years,® onc None the isitors tabodt the crulscr's armament 1t was the kit the food and ways of 16 meals that held their atten-! arted angwer snid you back,"” said her husband Jerry of toesl whi mea white "He he's of “Rut Jare Where have ‘Attending to business. wald impaticntly “Of course, ™ uhe Good night, Dar ker box and started Oh-—you got the Jorry cheerily ‘Y es, thank you,” sh d ooking up She course.” of wrote he resignedly chens, picked up | et s, without n o the o Nove permission pul copyrighted states and Er ersion by spec author, and of the play.) (Play United fzed the Bremtano's ishers of Next Issue) Tmphicit Conf . Filipine saw a t that read saxophon A\ young newapaper udvertiseme “Wanted gbod condition.’ Not long aftérward youhg ehap called civen and said to the “I want to accegt the posi axophone. 1 have, be but 1 think | cah good conditio Telegram a Must be at ' the advertiser tior o it, a You ophone 1 am = in 0. L4 { EASTERN MILLINERY CO. VOICES (N THE AIR - 133 MAIN 8T. | ) KDEKA | (Westinghouse-East Pittsburgh) Friday. November 2; 19 6:15 p. m.—Organ recital from the | Cameo Picture theater, Pittsburgh, | Pa. Lucille Hale, organist. | 0 p .m.-—Sunday school lesson | for Nov. 4, by Dr. . L, Lanning. 7:4% p. m.—The children's period. § p. m.~—National Stockman an® Farmer market report. §:15 p. m.—Roy Scout conducted by Richard scoutmaster, Troop No. 1, First Pres- byterian church, Pittsburgh. 45 p. m.—Concert by students of | =~ ANNUAL Amanda Vierheller; Corinne Gerst- | ) R : Woodford Wible, Bertha | Gundelfinger, Beity Bell, Theima | f ner, Jean, Dyer Barbin, Carl Ruhe, Blanchard Wiester, Hilda Gundelfinger, William | High Grad Hasselman, Robertgon Tilton, [ Chauncey Pargons. EXTRA SPECIAL WBZ (Westinghouse—Springfield) Through the Cooperation of the Manufacturers of the famous ROBERTE HATS We are including these individual models SALE at—$§5.00. These Hats are only sold in Smart Shops and are regularly priced from $8.50 to $12.50, No Two Alike! | program | Vietor, Jr., & p. m-—Dinner concert by the | Velvets WBZ trio. { 7:30 p. m.—Twilight tales for the | kiddies, Current book review by R. A. 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