New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1926, Page 28

uicksands of Love Adele Garrison’s New Phase of Revelations of a Wife Ydlllan ¥s Cuarious Whether Mary Has an Adnmirer Lilllan drew a de laughed softly at the slon of relief w face when I assu Harrison was r with a lot the fear w moment bef hat helj a very littl me to anything e must confess 1'm cerning the nuio the pan of bratns, I've my time, y “Don't quickls of my ing ahowe 1 ma artist expen money upon girls a1 whom proved unwort but of whom so pitif percentage ev justifying Lilliar of her m more importa strength in their b A look of quick over her face, Fido, Madge!’ get the ldea into yo ®otting to be that mc all people, somebod middle rung of the ladl Xick down the eager you clutching for the bheginni I'd—" Smiling, I put my h Mps, T twist ¢ w't Prolong This wit intima upor r displaye “What Do You Mcan?” “T don't belleve the most Bt of your acquaintar euse you of that,”” T sail her tensed facial 1 under my touch, and in mtant she had echoed 1 “I'll tin the noble act speeches,” she suil u me befors I tackle this girl, wha boy complication fs there? ¢ too lovely, and with too provo a droop of those eyr es, 10 escaped the attention of a r garterless prep school sheile.” My lips opened to toll mysterious “Paul,” ag possible appearan warned me, and whose heard Mary call out in s dream. But somethir outside of my volition, words into my mouth. “That's one of the l waiting for Harriet to tell sald, lowering ready murmured tones in which we are conducting on “Ye—es, I suppose t} t aGi %7 a Girl of Today FOR THE SAKL O' APPLAR ANCES. “A girl puts the idea of out of her mind br that some day a and take her right off she'il fall for him o can do Is thi That's {1 girls today want, J don't want to marry find a man who 1 ing that he makes ing else but himself.” “And, baven't you ever one like that, Judy “Never. Just now T want to carve ot destiny for myself. given anything in the had let me take sc ) O i e course which would ¢ voice from t colloquy ma 80 1 love, so darr Stunt. Uking miles. in what you've heen trouble Here = Gossip’s * 1 sald Exit the “Cruel Medicine Man” Enter H. K. B. o longer is father a wicked ogre, brandishing N aladle filled with the “terriblest” medicine! Nor is mother (a fellow's own mother!) his silent but willing accomplice. Today children actually ask for H. K.B.—the delicious Chewing Gum Laxative. Today parents are saved the worry and irritation of “medicine Just pop a half-nugget of 1, K. B. Chewir into that eager little mouth and let the wonder- ful chemistry of the ¢ 's own body do the rest. Quick, efficient, mild in action. And there is no constipating reaction. H. K. B. The Chewing Gum Laxative w Constipation—After Exposw After Over 15¢ at all drug stores NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1926, Horizontal ond n small square I'o retaliate Hog flesh Annoyed Upon Opposite of even To leer Twitching Point of Performed Bottom Instructed Light wagons ‘rucifix To rave Implement Tondle convey compass consisting of long and small bowl used 1 food to the mouth I'easts Pen Tane Secor as of glass 1 note in scale 1’088 S8eS Trains as a horse for Cat's foot Deity To put in a line To sccrcte Viler Whirly Scissors app! Verl To d or Worn Square of pastchoard T'o question Myself Published Seraped as soil in Judy, we've been so interest- ing that cven know know you all the for you. Lord, I've think 1 don’t decencies of life. 1 gry with making brillfantly lighted T had learned was exclusi in the coat and it Jim- must very I've been Let's go i TR wrant which e most 1 kne Bt I turned anc w that my black would noticed, ed at pass 1 1o other shirt ne.) TOMORROW: Man Meets Maid. Corner Word Or So ey Y5 sons oy at- ¢ withont “To Ningara 1 girl who was o the falla AU-paw- will Chats With the Girls Abont Women | a gurden been | f2 2 Gard 5 Tuid 47 Ixcla tool publicity mation of o o o B P 4 - Z> (o] fl Tup 1 the Britis When opera for inquiry e “Story Oprt i or the wor sl House Miss Alice It 1 from Okluhior house, she ¢ s male men whi Being Don Wonder Women™ ive Your Jamily THIS HOT BREAKFAST TREAT Dut M Twenty Serve and M CETin Seconds, then P Immediately with ¢ k or Cream MUFFETS / ucer Dour Over It alding Hot Water. Have it S N BEGIN He spicd @ Hen to hoard a strect car, Peter You secs Jimmy i S police 1 ) o up 1 has found cr apartm ind my him, t for Can Stand Tt Tooking fine Reddy 1 ! irnings 1o it TODAY Lusiness man ehenp hotel on b of ¢ Colvin Jinny to Biridgeport The stib caliret love on ring ot Tamiliar tigare about ft Olga into a rstands ub might sion of \ two ni my leave ked by estranged promise to Olga, they both hi il- sho got the but they photo a pes, ith Mary, ru e ENgige a letter, ex boy fo Jensen nt to tind volice are in rious phons ircatening hls Police Lieu No Longer Peter,” it queer COPYRIGHT 1026 BY NEA SERVICL, INC. —_—— ——— 1onant doa O'bay then tells Jimmy he picture of Henry Rand, taken i Olga's apart- ent. The thought that Olga may been fmplicated In the murder, 1, pises to torture him, | NOW GO ON WITH THI he nest Night et tive Mooney, York, it suid, Maric Rellane [ Rhe was living i apartment in New York still unmarried, Ithy the When @ boy, STORY morning th was a for Iy from Detec- | He was still in New | alon nd we It il “Pwenty Ihadide it amazing part, to Jimmy, | years » sl md, was ran into down i Mexico living there. Had to Thomas Rolfs night 10 hiear her sing her, Asked her if (bouts of Henry us 1 e zed his name He came one ognized Wherd law't tell hini She Henry Tand sine the ring. That w wae muking an flon. She wrote to him again, not even to tell im about seeing Thaddeus. “She hadn't read about your inrder and was broken uyp 1 told her. T think with her it those romances that I'm writing you in full looking up Thaddeus Thad- had she and ven hin when e i G P sl ap- never and e're ud in Mesico City Well, can you heat that rry. He looked at Jimmy 1Zement “ODay told me.t said - Jimmy, Thaddens Rand had said some- bout not Leing worthy of th of Rand any more. It's not to learn that hie changed cried in blank thi rising me kept low Tsn't when | the same initials neople do that their names meer, when y they have clothing and Iry and different thinks marked it their initials.” Jimmy shoved his hands pockets and sirode they char *Not so aftin n vealize into his over 1o the win- » thoughtfully at the wlow. “T wonder is old Thad 1d is still alive. Lord, Barry, ! ing might be cleared up he know it if we continue to this progress. 1 fell you that | wonder. Tmagine or rather Maric lled now, so do sty this fore to ga fellow ling M Rellane, as she's ¢ Mooney is | 800 is that tri we're not fol- ta be running | and Thaddeus “Somcthing fells me we're not, thing tells me the trail d direct from Mexico ridgeport. When we find what's happened in the at Thaddeus Rand has been in xico, to be at the root of all this n 2 Sonie oing to lea City to ont vears “What gets me,” Jimmy said later 1t day as they cating lune is why Marie 1 ne should re 1se to t us nd out ather think 1 Barry eaid iy Henry inderstand cally loved as Moancy certainly much for the up the even vas nothing but a can nd as much ms to think she she vouldn't have it ¢ B it scem o the said he Green mind i you, Ict way up his cars at oner who st has e pricked ¥ said b hear to know noth 2" gaid h relative is that? do know, of “Samm nd Tommy Tit that there is a ra rin Green Forest, nd 1 he looks as if he is a nber of the Fox family, a ousin of yours, perhaps. Have you ns in this part of the Reddy Fox?" 1 I would chass them plied Reddy, which, of wasn’t a nice thing to ra is time got busy yme chasing right away,” | “Tut-tu for shame on you, Reddy alk s It was Jenny you have a mem- r of your family In this part of | tly Peter was rady with a ion. “Who is it, Jenny Wren?” “Tut-tut-tut 1 Mr. Cur exclaime ANy jerking il in that saucy way of hers nt to know go over to cen Forest. 1f you're smart you'll find him there.” is where T am bound for," | “Come with me, pay this fellow he replicd Peter. for your company. J id that before we got there | would forget where we were . liave 1 me yon sharp voice f cour | you y Fox. we'll e who wnk you,” care you trotted oft wdows toward Peter watched “I'm going. t0o,” t stand it 1 out who way of soon as creepi 1dy t to f g0 t and he had found |t | Thaddeus eating with so mueh to b, 0 he ser |1s school kil “Rut it roman thought €0 much of my father, why shouldn't she think of his happiness? Wouldn't realize that he would like 1o know here his own father was “Not necessarily. Lik the other prople in their she probably figured (hat Thaddeus Rand had Killed any aftection Henry might have had for him. She's of fype herself, you know, that harbors a grodge for a long, long ALl she could see was old his b most of tine, ould possibly for his son, relent that mueh- And why should shi Just as he was about hat and greet her— to lift his te him for, try to make him happy “Oh, well, it make a world, only takes all sorte to I suppose. Dut if told my father, things turned ont so differently vith a vague wave of his happened.” us Rand— he mu ha All 1his' “needn’t sighe ndfat dead, I very unhappy.” Barry stood up and signaled for the waiter, “I've got another con- iab on this afternoon. About that damage suit. T suppose I'll have (nother interview with your friend, am Chreh He grinne “&hall your rgard “Yos" Jimmy said grimly, “With U piece of lead pipe.” “By the way, Jim,” and T trled to apprar casual, “‘have heard anything lately from Lowell “Why no, keenly. “Wl “Oh, noth shi 1 L up stakin you 2 “Nothi “Well manager, T my have di 1 give him rry vyou Mary Jimmy looked at him t makes you ask?" & in particular.”” Rarry the subject. *T wish vou'd my proposition of little money until on you to a on your then," my laughed. “T'll agree it you to keep me from starv- ing. old socks, When I'm up gainst it , 'l call on yon." Kng rising noon, by tele nt O'bay’s s somewhere about Lastened to call him and apprise him of the west news from Mooney, “Finel!” said O’Day, “He's a art Ia that Mooney, Tell him e ever cds a job there's a place waiting for him in the detec- tive bureau here,” With Jarry, O'Day agreed that it was not so strange-—Marie Rell vfusal to ¢ haddeus Rand the whereabouts of his son. “If you ask me, Rand, T think the old boy had it coming to him. Pun- ishment, you know . And 1 coming along fine tells me we're going to the bottom of this before very Jimmy plion: close to think we're Sometl gt long. O'Day h: in’ 4 no tdea when he aaid it just how wonderful a prophet he 1 know I'm going to win my ca Jim," Burry said when, fresh from Lis conference, he met Jimmy Rand gain. them licked, This fellow Church made me another proposition today and it was just twice as good as the tirst ons Ve me. You'r tting pretty YOung man, aren’t you? You know what they abont this man Chu He doesn't know when cocky, say t afraid of him. Matter med to be a good deal WO i id Barry Barry pavsed to light a cizarette. From behind his cupped hands he watched Jimmy narrowly as he spoke from lips that were clamped cigarette end She asked about you.' “Asked No Ba Oh, don’'t kid me? about it." “I'm not kidding. I say she asked about you—and she scemed greatly intere good deal more You're just a you Mary Lowell, tig ad.’ A minute other's Jimmy grabbed 1 stopped him where you devil are you driving arm 2 v right out of vou ove mis. Sam Church. bitterly, roke ild, Cocky. swear it on gh as the she | Ittlo town, | out—If he | now, | “I think they see 1'va got | “Yes, | K Jimmy's shoulder nember my saying tme ago to mark n the e in your notehook? You remember? I told you someday you'd appreciate mo for the great henefactor (o man- Kind that I was?" “Yes, T remember, got 1o do with what me?" “Just this, your story, 1 luid hund "o you res 10 YOU some What's it you're telling T told Mary Lowell yplained to her who Olga Maynard was, Now walt minute, et me finish. 1 realized | as butting in and all that sort of thing, but you're such & darn fool, Jim." “And what did &he say?t | Waited, breathlessly, for Barry's re ply. “She was really giad to know no doubt about it. You know | had the notion, Jim, that you w in love with Olga Maynar “But Chureh—you said “I just learned (oday t1 broken off with Church, and it « before T told her about you, Jim, she's ¢ about you, you're such a pig-headed fool wondered why she hadn't rom you “Why hasn't heard from me! Why, T didn't know all this about her and Chureh.” he said wrote to you never answered.” Barry scized Jimmy's sleeve, “Come, lot's move along. We'll get pinched for blocking the sidewalk.” Jimmy said: “8he never wrote (o me, Barry. Tl swear it. God! it I'd only known- They walked along briskly, Days later, when Jimmy had time to re- tlect, he wondered that Mary Lowell should appeared just as were talk out her, Tt was Darry wi t a attention to he ‘Speaking ot angels,” he sighed, “here she s now."” And then Jimmy saw her. light of recognition was in her ey« Worde formed on her lips, And ust as he was about to lift hig hat end greet her he spied a famili figure about to board a street car He wheeled suddenly and ran ik v mad man, leaving a surpr cken Miary Lowell and an equ abbergasted Barry Colvin, (To Be Continued) She heard she you and Menus for the Family SISTE - Wi eream, rice, Iy Brealkfast cereal, thin | ham, creamed milk, coffee. Luncheon | tons, broiled bran Lentil urot and cot salad sandwiches, gin milk, tea Dinner—Broi loped potatoed with ha onions anl radishes, apricot whip, whol wheat bread, plain cake, milk, cof- fee. A salad SoNp, white mold sandwich is always ac ceptable for luncheon. It saves dishes and simplifies serving well as being quite a full meal in itself for the average adult, Gralod new carrot combined with cot age cheese. The cheese should 1 quite dry. The mixture is mal moist with a well-scasoned salal dressing and served on a crisp It tuce leaf placed on a slice of bread and butter. A tiny pickle or oliy can be used as a garnish if needed Lentil Soup One cup lentils, 1 onion spoon mineed parsley, coa ery leaves, 6 cups water, 1 milk, 2 tablespoons butter, 2 tahle spoons flour, 1 teaspoon sugar, 2 teaspoons salt, 1-2 teaspoon pepper Wash and pick over lentils, 1.c stand over night in cold water to more than cover. In the morning draln and put into a kettle water, Bring to the hoiling point and simmer until tender. Add va ter as ary. Wash coarse leaves ad of celery. Mine Mince onion and parsley. Add 1o lentils — when they are about Valf cooked, When all the vegetables tender rub through a sicve without draininz. Melt butter, stir in flour and sltowly add milk, stir- ring constantly. Add soup to thick- ened milk, seagon and bring to 1he bolling point. Serve at once, Tomato juice can be used place of milk if preferred. (Copyrigl NEA Service, witl nece from b 1_ i | How to Keep It— Causes of Illness Your Health ” By DR. HUGH 8. MMING Surgeon General, U. S. Public Health Service There are two very {mportant afe guards of your child’s health t should never be neglected, It is possible to give your child abso lute protection inst two of the most dangcrous diseases of child- hood. namely, smallpox and diph theria. A few children are raturally protected against diphtheria by the time they are old enough to go to school. Such children n easily b~ discovered by the Schick test and need no treatment. ANl 11d be given anti-toxin tions to render them safe diphtheria. This causes ve inconvenience and practically no ilinces. A child should not he chool until it has been successfnlly vaccinated against smallpox. The | child that is too {1l to be vaccinated is generally too {1l to be in school There are many people Wwho | think that one successtul vaccina- n protects against smallpox throughout life, This is not true. There should be at least three suc- c 1 vaccinations during life, one | before school age, y from the third to the fifth r of life or earller if smallpox is prevalent, a second between the twelfth a twentieth years and a third be tween the ages of forty and fifty 1f everyone would make this practice, smallpox would probably Jisappear from the world, 1t is a good point to remember also that the inconvenience ex- need from the first vaccina tion is usually greater n that o! | any subsequent vaccination others | sh injec sent 1 ye peric /