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FEATURES FOR MODERN WOMEN CARDEH STORY THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 2, 1041 2.0 a The Inquirer Daily Short Garden Calendar Story By George Dixon William S. Hart Reveals How He Bought His Horse Gave Services Free for Picture in Trade For Fritz, Then Had to Steal Him' Mounties Get Man For April Dr Apri Clifford Pascoe Gibson had just acquired a police record and was becommp prouder of it by the minute. Echoes of his crime were resounding across the Saskatchewan prairies from Regina to Moose Jaw and the whole business was doing horrid things to the morale of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. In fact those gallant guardians of His Majesty's law and order were beginning to blanch beneath their outdoor bronze whenever they heard the dark deed mentioned. Cliff's exultation in his new role as Pale Terror of ths Plains was not unadulterated, however.

Dorothy McCanncll, whose opinion he valued highly, refused to share his pride in the infamy. She had been present, and an eyewitness. Miss McCannell insisted he should did. The durned thing practically covered Roz's wnole face, and hers Is a face that can be worn naked. And on her it looks good.

Prune Hedges; Mix Plant Food Into the Soil Jane Leslie Kift fense, intercepted the pass but got twisted in his skates. He tried to heave the disc out of danger and flipped it neatly into his own net. Of course there was only one thing to do. and Cliff did it. He got the mountie's cap all right, but this time something else with it.

He heard the fellow apologize to Dorothy for stooping to violence; then a cannon exploded in his face. The ice seemed to heave and buckle, and the arena roof apparently caved in. The Awakeninq BY Hedda Hopper 1 HOLLYWOOD, April 1. After spending an afternoon with Bill Hart on his 300-acre ranch at Newhall. I came away with the feeling that he is one of our luckiest ones.

He bought the place 20 years be crushed a haunted, stricken Marriage License Applications Marie H. Knorpp. 29. K.V.9 Algard Criah B. Green.

3.1. Ludlow st. Rita Grassani. 22. 2hi S.

Salvatore Espifito. 2.1. Pine st. Irene M. Walsh.

20. TM7 Cher st Prur.e your hedges before they c-aT rr rrowth Also. incOTDOr- thing instead of revelling in his anl and an-t boncmeal or other plant food lnu' I think it was she in- Cliff came back to consciousness in a barred cubicle, on a bunk across from a shabby-looking gent who was the soil about the roots of the ago. nas a hilltop with one of the finest views you'll ever behold, and there he lives with his sister, Mary, his horses and dogs. He has two of the finest paintings Charlie Russrll ever did.

One Is "The BuITalo Hunt." The other Is of Bill's horse. Frite, who died at the age of 31. Editorials were wTltten about Fritz. He's buried on the ranch. Bill told me a story about th horse Id never known before.

Fritz did everything but and belong to the company for which Bill worked. i terrupted when Cliff prefaced an- other coivei ration with. "When I was In tlie clink Sh tossed an exceedlnqiy good-lookins? head, thereby nullifying a full half hour's labor on a new coiffure. "You cm-' barrassed me to death. Beside I d- regarding him with mild interest.

"HI!" greeted tne Ill-favored one. "What they got you In for? I been waiting to ask." "I'm Louis Riel." said Cliff, holding his head. "I started a rebellion." "My name's Bronski," said the bum. "I got drunk." "Shame on you," said Cliff. He tried to buy him.

they wouldn't sell, so because of Fritz he stayed with them three years. Then he "All right, I'll make a picture for nothing if you'll give me Fritz." He did. His salary have amounted to 46,000. mir the mounties. My goodness, that big one even apologized to me before he punched you." "He was a corporal." said Cliff.

"I don't care what he was What's ti at got to do with it?" Straight Facts "Nothing," murmured Cliff "I just thought you might want to have all the facts straight." Dorothv glared. "You con't." added Cliff 'Teed to look at me as if I were to- dregs of the urderworld." His dPS'-nt into villainy had been precipitated by loyalty frenzied ds- BILL HART'S WARNING After the picture was finished they stole Fritz. Bill found out where he Richard V. Costello, 120 W. Westmoreland st.

Mary Ronelll. tT2. t'Hrj 6th ard Anthony Alello. Jr V.n I'-HH Klmhall t. Ellen Nehll.

26. 12 1 Pine sr.d Franklin R. Miller. :18. 1.1th 4V Chanfll sis.

(Chancellor Hall'. Antninetta Sullo, T. W. Stella st and John Tnrr.one. 23.

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2l. Ma i-asquan. Louise Wolfinser. 19. 2121 Grays Fefry ave and John Staats.

19. 2113 Kimball St. Elizabeth M. Stevens. HI.

757 N. 2h and Hiram Henninger. 62. 7114 Elm-wood ave. was niaaen ana.

tosreiner with The pixies must have held a convention in Cliff's brain. flded in a whisper that couldn't be, heard more than i0 feet the owner, who to the rinksidc handed it back. to had climbed down p.ar.U. Summer and fall flowering like chysanthemums and pnlox may be dug after the middle of the month, or even sooner if the ground is workable, and divided for brf.er blooms this coming s-pring. Enrich the soil and replant the your.ficr outside divisions of the clumps.

In all beds and borders work in a top dressing or apply a fertilizer, being careful, however, not to disturb the bulbs that ar? late in starting. Peonies that have in the past been troubled with botrytis blight may be kept healthy by removing the soil from around th; crown of each plant trimming off all dead stalks and then f.iling in around the crowns with fresh soil covered with sand. Spray the young stalks with Bordeaux mixture as they grow. Spray your currants and gooseberries with arsenate of to control worms. Do this before and never the fruit forms, as arsenate of lad is a poison, which must be kept out of the reach of children or other lrrepoible persons.

Apri! is the month to start protecting your rovs against disease by ust in; rreularly with Massey dust or one of the commercial fungicides, about which your seedman will be giad to tell you. Remember that the beeches, magnolias, flowerir.s dogwoods, crabs, cherries, tulip trees, swrtfrums and Japanese maples transplant best in the sprinK Roll the lawn with a heavy ro'ler the first of the month and feed It a complete hish-test plant food fco that tiir soJ will grow vigorously the approach of hot dry Just then Soarrow. Moose Jaw followed by bellows of lmifehtf r. IHe votion to the Moose Jaw Caribous, a hockey team that failed to win i many gi mes but left casualties strewn over the wide open "paces from Saskatoon to Sintaluta. A riv-t! player, checked by a Caribou, was The magistrate tried to look severe when Cliff was brought in late morning, but didn't quite make it.

should make an example of you," he said, after the dire details of Cliff's transgressions were spread upon the record. "But I feel justice has triumphed sufficiently. If you think you are strong enough to stand It. I'll tell you who won last night Regina. 3 to 2, in overtime! Boy, oh, boy, what a team! Oh, yes," trying to look stern again, "sentence suspended." Cliff was pretty chastened when he arrived home and was astounded to find himself hailed as a returning hero.

The true explanation, of course, was that the team had lost and the city needed solace. It proceeded to lionize him. Under the adulation. Cliff became cockier and cockier. Only Dorothy, who continued to insist she had never been so mortified in her life, refused to Join the ranks of admirers.

"You should be apologizing for what you did instead of strutting around taking bows," she snorted as he lolled beside her on the McCan-nel family sofa. "I'll bet the mounties don't think it's funny." "Well." grinned Cliff, maneuvering an arm around her waist, "the mounties ought to be satisfied. They got their man, didn't they" "Yes." sniffed Dorothy, taking no measure, however, to evade the arm. "but I'm beginning to wish they'd gotten him a lot harder," Till': KND. Tomorrow "Mainline lly.

by Marie tr Nrrvautl. right defense, got a bony shoulder under Robbins. Gopher left wing, and heaved him into the boards. Robbins was dragged off, kicking feebly, and Sparrow went to the box "That Sparrow ought to be In jail." commented a mountie. "I'd like to get my hands on him." "Pray you never do." Cliff butted in.

"You'd have to call a policeman." "I wasn't talking to you." said the liable to stay checked for M'Hise as of course know, rilvls on point on the Canadian Pacific Fatlwav. a full day's train ride west of Winnipeg. It vuiat might bs called a garden spot if yo'i don't caie much for Rarrirns. and owes its name to a gabby and lonsr- cowboy, stole him back again, then wired to the head of the company In New York, telling how he'd use his six-shooters if this stunt were ever repeated. It never was.

The two things he prizes most are these: A photograph of himself taken with Amelia Earhart a week before she left on her trafic flight, and a tiny American flag autographed by her, which she'd carried on every flight she'd taken. It wa.i her good luck omen. He begged her to take it along, but wanted him to have It. I envy Bill his peacs and quiet, and being away from the bickering, jealousies and turmoil of this spot we cail Hollywood. NO SOUR DRAPKS That Arabic drape Roz Russell wear3 over her head and face in "The Uniform" Is called a "snerd." Maybe they swiped It from Bersen's Mortimer.

Anyway, on the set. the men said they didn't like it. but girls winded Indian who called it: "The- i dizzy heights and plopped down on a spectator. Hidden Puclt The bereft mountie swung arcund, but a comrade pulled him back, pointing to the ice. The referee was chasing after Sparrow who had skated to the dasher wall, his face bland with Innocence.

The official gave Sparrow's sweater an upward tug and out bounced the puck. Amid mingled howls and guffaws the ref-rrre signaled for the red lamp to be lighted back of the. Caribou cage. "Thief" yelled Cliff. "He planted that puck on poor Sparrow." "You pipe down." menaced the mcuntie.

who had Just returned with his cap. "Another move or yelp out of vou and they'll be looking for the pieces." Dorothy clapped her hand ov Cliff's mouth to stifle the retort. In fact she succeeded in keeping him repressed until tlie middle of the last period. Then, with the score Mill lied at 1-1, Dormt, Cmilxiu wing, Flint a long pa to Mrlntyie, his centre. Atlum.t, Oopher left de crcek-wh'-rc-i he-whlte-man mend- the car' with a-mooac-jaw- mountie's eyes were giving a fair imitation of the northern lights when he returned but otherwise he seemed to have himself in hand.

"Dm't do that again," he warned Cliff with deadly emphasis, "or you won't think It's funny." "How do you know?" retorted Cliff. "I'm amused very easily." Luckily the Gophers staged a distraction. They bore down on the enemy goal, passing like mad. Sparrow, his sentencri served, tried to intervene and was knocked bodily into his own net. Harris.

Caribou goalie, plopped on top of him as did two other Caribous and three Gophers. Pulling a skate here, an ami there, the officials disentangled the mav and then peered down to see if a goal had been scored. The puck had vanished I It was too much for Cliff. "Hurrah!" he yelled -and grabbed a tall "A disappearing puckl look I can do trlrks, too!" The cap sailed to Jaw The five four Playing a man snort. Moose dropped back for th? attack, puck came loose in a mixup feet from its gor.l.

whereupon Caribous scooted up the Ice, chased by five infuriated Gopher.r and before the Oopher goalie had a chance to pull himself together. The pixies ma' have held a convention In Cliff's brain. Before Dorothy's horrified gaze, he snatched a mountle's cap by the tassel, swuni 11 lluee Mines around his head, una heaved It far out on Hie lee. A startled refrren retrieved It and bone" Tie Chamber of Commerce is still louking for that Indian. The arilrous.

havlni recently a totiplr of hatchetmen to the player roitrr. had hlh-stlcke I and clipped ll.eir way Into a consecutive winning streak of two games, even though tiie nerformers spout a'mort as much time In the pcnaitv box ns on the Ire. The Kry.lnn wIki lean (I to the hilly, nol Ion a teitm could seme viUmtit. denting a skull, were on top won 13, four, tied Hockey up that way a super! lclal resemblance to the, uain" Harry Mciycr Is Rccitalist EARIN8 RENT AI0 Network and LocaLRadio Features on the Air Today R. Horrocks.

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