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AUG. 11, 1937. THE ANNISTON STAR PAGE THREE Best Dressed Woman BY HELEN WELSHIMER COPYRIGHT, 1937, NEA SERVICE, INC. CHAPTER XII' BASIL ROGERS, Marta's divorced husband, stood in the doorway of the sitting room where Judith, Marta, and Phil "Hello, my sweet," he greeted Marta. He leered.

"So this- this is the gentleman who's going to give you an honest million. Congratulations, my dear, congratulations! Didn't think you could do it! Better girl'n I thought you." He turned to Judith. "And you and I get jilted, eh? Don't you fret. She'll give him a devil's life- a devil's own life." Phil was on his feet. "That's about enough out of you!" He grasped the man's arm, but Basil Rogers pushed him back.

"Going, going soon," he said. out!" Phil commanded, but the man only laughed. "Patience, please, patience. I've got to talk to this young ladymy wife she was. Might as well say it in front of you good people.

She got rid of me-didn't want to stay in my racket--not good enough for her." His voice grew uglier. He addressed Marta directly. "But you took a string of pearls on your own, my dear! Pretty pearls, I saw them." "You're lying," Marta said, but her face was as white as her hat. "I won't stand it." Phil noticed it. He began to.

speak, then paused. "Kick him out," Marta ordered Phil. "LET'S hear him through," Phil answered. Judith saw Marta clench her hands and look towards the door. "I want to.

hear "You bet you want to.hear. it!" the man challenged. "The police got on my trail because my exwife was at your house when the pearls went. I was innocent. Funny! I was innocent this time.

But I had an idea. I've been following Marta to find out. Saw her leave her house and come here. So followed." He held up a warning hand. "Didn't give you away to the cops, Marta.

Not at all: Gentleman to the end. Just gave them your address. But be careful, Marta, be careful!" Judith spoke quietly. "How did the police happen to know I lost my pearls?" "Yes-how?" Marta asked. "It was the jewel detectives from the insurance agency," Phil told them.

"I reported loss, quite naturally. I wanted to clear Marta completely and I also wanted to regain the pearls." The maid came in then to announce other callers. It was Basil Rogers who nodded to her. "Show 'em in, show 'em in. The detectives, Marta, my love.

They talked to me a while ago and I thought it would be sort of nice for all of us to get together, so I told him to come along. Have a nice talk--get things and you can marry. this gentleman." "Detectives? Here?" Phil asked. I THE next Judith--a 10 minutes blur that were a would come back with clarity later. She knew that the detectives confronted Marta with evidence she couldn't withstand.

She had sold pearls, one here and one there, thinking she ran no danger. She admitted, sobbingly, that she had needed apartment the and money to wardrobe maintain until her she and Phil were married. She had been in constant fear that she would be discovered. did it because I love you so," she pleaded with Phil. "I was going to redeem them--every pearl as soon as I was" married and had a bank account." "I'll call you later, Judith," Phil said abruptly, and engineered the group into the outer hall and the elevator.

SHE went to the train alone next day because she did not wish to be surrounded by gaiety, toasts for which she had no heart tonight. The creak of the wheels began, smoothly and efficiently. The train was rushing down the station shed, now under the tunnel. It emerged and she saw the lights of the Jersey lowlands. Then the train had passed the Manhattan Transfer and was swinging towards.

Philadelphia on. the first lap of its westward trek. A shadow filled the doorway. She supposed the conductor come for tickets- she had turned them at the station. The porter, with a message, perhaps.

She glanced up. "Phil!" "May I come in, Judith?" he asked. "Yes, only-" She gestured to the passing landscape. "You can't get off!" "I don't want to get off!" Their eyes met, the clear blue and the shadowed gray. "Oh, Judy," Phil said, and somehow his long arms were around her and his lips were against her hair.

She yielded to him, not ask- OXFORD NEWS Telephone Oxford News to Miss Dorothy Russell at 2108 Business Meeting The regular monthly business meeting will be held this evening at 8 o'clock at the Baptist Church. Choir practice will be held at 8:30. Personals Henry Lee' Swain and son, Jimmy, have returned to Tuscaloosa after a short visit with Dr. and Mrs. J.

N. Bagley and family. Mrs. Swain remained for a longer visit. Misses Novie Driggers and Opal Lee, of Selma, the guests of Mr, and Mrs.

W. A. Long and fam-, Hy. Mr. and Mrs.

L. B. Hyde and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. H.

P. Clark and family, Mrs. Herbert Williams, Mrs. B. O.

Newman Fred Newnan G. W. Songer and Mr. and Cecil Songer, all of Birming, attended the funeral John Clark here Tuesday. Miss Mildred Faulkner is spendng this week in Heflin.

She is teaching in the B. U. trainng school. Mrs. Irene Privette and chilIren returned today from visit vith.

relatives in Birmingham. Miss Elizabeth Pace left today for visit to Miss Helen Moss in Selna. Mrs. R. E.

Strickland, of Wichita Palls, Texas, arrived today for a isit with Mrs. John A. Clark and lamily. Mrs. T.

M. Allen, Miss Mildred Allen and Miss Margaret Riordan Birmingham spent today with Miss Mary Lamar. Russell, Carl Shadix returned to HOWrd College today after attending Vet Meet Slated At Fort Benning COLUMBUS, Aug. 11. (Spe-Members of the 106 Sanitary rain Veterans Association will meet Fort Benning, near here next unday, and many of the veterans Ill see army life for the first time ince their discharge, Captain D.

L. tetcalf, head of the tri-state organlation, announces. Fort Benning, located eight miles om the city, is the home of the fantry school, the largest of its Ind in the world, and the visitors have luncheon there, make a ur of the reservation and inspect le modern post hospital. The program at Fort Benning is he of the most interesting ever arInged for the members of the assoation and a large attendance is redicted for the annual convention. Charles E.

Brooks of 2908 North wenty-seventh Street, Birmingm, is the secretary of the has members in Alaima, Florida and Georgia. Other ficers of the association are: Frank swell of Montgomery, 1st. lieutent; L. S. Rickett of Atlanta, 2nd utenant, and W.

H. Smith of East idsden, treasurer. JEWISH STATE IN PALESTINE I IS GIVEN SUPPORT ing explanations for a minute. He needed her. He wanted her.

For the hour she would not question. When he let her go, he did not mention Marta. that actor Bruce Knight -does he matter?" he asked. Judith banished the smile from her lips. Her heart felt warm and alive.

She hadn't realized how dead 'it was. It was like a man to mention his rival, not yours. If he could be afraid that he had lost her, he still cared. "No," she answered. "He never He waited a second.

Then he said: "Marta. will be all right. I settled everything for her. Judy, I don't now what happened to known for a long time something was wrong with Marta -she got on my nerves. I loved her, didn't for a while, though--but I like her." He being honest.

"I compared her with you. And then I thought you and Bruce Knight-" He hesitated. "I didn't know it you could care for me any. more. I thought maybe you loved him.

Besides, I wasn't free to win you back. "Judith, can you love me again?" Phil went on eagerly, almost pleading. She never had stopped loving him. She did not tell him so, though. It was better for him to feel that he was winning his way back.

"It won't be difficult, Phil, my" dear," Judith answered. THEN she was aware of the rush of the train through the night. "We needn't go west," she said. "Now we can get off at Newark." His hands were holding hers firmly. "We're going on," he said.

"Singapore, Rome, Bagdad. I hurried my Oriental trip and took a chance on two reservations all along the way. I thought you might He grinned, boyishly at" her astonishment. "Honey, we're off to see the world!" A long time when the Quaker City was. vanishing down the rails, he said: "How are fixed for clothes? You'll need things, darling-" Judith's eyes smiled but her lips were grave.

She remembered the boxes that were following her from New York. They mattered little now. She would wire to have them sent on to San and she would choose only a few things for the trip, from among the collection. "Let's travel light, my dearest," she whispered. "Clothes can be such a burden!" (THE END) Funeral Of Child Conducted Today Funeral services for Caroyln Pool, six-months-old daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Quinton Poole of Rock Run, were conducted at Union Grove this morning by the Rev. John Downey. Jones directed. The child died at 4 o'clock yesterday morning.

Surviving are the parents and the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pool of Rock Run and Mr. and Mrs. S.

H. Bowman of Cave Springs, Ga. WOMAN SEXTON CLEVELAND. (U.P) Mrs. Jay Fritz believes she is the oldest WOman cemetery caretaker in Ohio.

After 18 years of cemetery caretaking, 62-year-old Mrs. Fritz has no intention of resigning her post as sexton of six Jewish cemeteries. The favorite war charger of Robert E. Lee was called Traveller. World Zionist Congress Votes To Petition England To Create Principality ZURICH, Aug.

11. -The world Zionist Congress today overwhelmingly voted support of a resolution authorizing the executive committee to negotiate with Great Britain for creation of a Jewish state in Palestine. The original resolution Was amended, as passed, to include the stipulation that negotiators should not make any commitment on behalf of the Zionists and must report back to a newly elected gress. Such a proviso had been the subject of prolonged debate during the past two days. The resolution adopted characterized the British Royal Commission's partition plan, as it stands, as inacceptable, but approved, in principle, the creation of a Jewish state.

The vote by roll call showed majority of the Zionist Labor Party and the general Zionists, including delegations from the United States, favored the right wing section of the congress and that, aligned with the minority, were the Mizrahi, the orthodox religious party and a portion of the labor party, Revival Opens At Coldwater A revival at the Coldwater Baptist Church has begun under the leadership of the Rev. Ralph Felld, pastor of the West Anniston Baptist Church. Morning services will be at 10 o'clock and evening services at 7:15 o'clock. Monday night there were four additions to the church. The Rev." Aubrey' Hartley, pastor of the church, has given a hearty welcome to the public.

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