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FACB F0U3 THE NEWS-HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1935. ON NEW ytDIDIK QBARK iX Borland's Cottimn. stairway as he ran down toward the lobby. Millicent looked below her and saw an alley-way, shaded and gloomy, jiiled with garbage cans, boxes, barrels, (broken packing cases, and other bits of rubbish. She felt certain that, while perhaps an occasional truck might rumble through the alley-way, rhere would be tout little traffic through it and few pedestrians.

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A black limousine as long as from Irere to yonder drew up in front of the swankiest store on Fifth Avenue. The doorman leaned forward, the chauffeur scampered around, and between them emerged a fine antique dowager, in lavender and staves. Half way across the ing which presented the real difficulty. She dared not return to the third floor, nor did she dare to descend to the lobby. She was trapped between the i floors and would have to wait there until some opportunity for escape pre-; sented itself.

She turned the suitcase over on its side, used it as a seat, crossed her ankles, tucked her skirt about them, ployer in his office dead. JARVIS HAPP, a stranger, offers to help her. He sends her to a beauty shop where she is transformed into a brunet, then takes her home, introduces her as his secretary. She meets Happ's son, NORMAN; his stepson. ROBERT CAUSE; MRS.

HAPP; and VERA DU-CHENE, Mrs. Happ's maid. In Happ's home Millicent sees the mysterious woman in black ermine whom she believes has some connee- IT EVE witnessed the flower'ni. of the apple-tree in the Garden of White and Fast Color Broadcloth All at This Low Price! Eden, it is little wonder that sh succumbed to the temptation of the fruit, for there is an ecstasy of beauty and a promise of fruition in a blossoming (placed her elbows on her knees and i sidewalk, she halted and stooped. Stooped with great effort, and reached "a gloved hand to retrieve something.

The distressed attendants couldn't see, for the moment, what madanie was trying to pick up. Neither could a or so passerby who stopped to stare. After a she straightened, a little flushed and breathless. Dropped a tiny, shiny something into her hag, set her nose at its customary elevation, and wen; on into the store. Madame had picked up a pin for luck.

"on with Drimsold's death. yard 2g( Later The chauffeur is found dead, waited. i After some 'minutes she heard the I thud of feet as two men laboriously climbed the stairs. One of them was talking and, while she could not catch what was said, she recognized Dick Gentry's voice, and could tell that he1 Happ is kidnaped. Millicent and Norman learn the car driven bv the woman in ermine belongs to PHYLLIS FAILCONER and go to her apartment.

While they are there someone tries to enter, then leaves, to that first tree may admire those in Michigan and Arkansas, and having seen, will applaud the isdom of those two States in making the apple-blossom their floral emiblem. This lovely flower readily reveals its kinship to the rose. Its live white petals, faintly tinged with pink, sur Absolutely it's fast-to-wash, ing! A smooth, silky finish that will make you want to stop and look closely! Many smart coK ors as well as white! 36 inch. was both angry and frightened. i The pair climbed up the stairs to the third floor.

She waited anxiously, but WttEX THE story of Admiral Itoro'thv Mackaill Rvrd solitary winter vigil is told. round a central cluster of stamens, the whole being very similar in structure to the wild rose. The blossoms did not hear them return. The shadows lengthened, a coolness filled the air. Millicent felt cramped and weary.

Had the two men remained ir. the 1237-39 LIBERTY ST. grow in at the ends of the Norman follows to find out who it is. Millicent, alone, discovers the missing suitcase containing Happ's business accounts. She steps into the corridor, carrying the suitcase, sees a man coining toward her.

NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY. CHAPTER XXXVI. apartment on the third floor or had I branches and are surrounded by beau tiful foliage. These single green leaves they returned by way of the elevator? She had no means of knowing, and realized that she never could know without exposing herself to danger. picked up the suitcase, pushed it through the window to the corridor.

vacant, but she pointed to another room and said, "'What's the price on this by the night?" "A dollar seventy-five." Millicent at the man walking down the corridor, her eyes wide with startled comprehension as she recog stood listening for a moment but heard resemble those of rose, being glossy on top and furred on the under side. They grow from the stalk on a short stem, or petiole, and their edges are more or less picoted. The slight fragrance of the blossom is reminiscent of the rose. When the delicate 'blossom drops off, the calyx underneath begins to swell. In the rose it makes the lovely sear-let hip which it so ornamental on the nothing except the distant rumb.e of! if it is told, it will go like this Three men were to have gone to ihe outpost, Unit there was not proper equipment for three men.

Two men could have gone, but the Admiral declared, that no two men possibly could endure each other's company for such a long period. Byrd said he wouldn't allow any one of his men to take the risk, so he'd have to go himself. 'He went. 'MBAN'DElR'IX'lrS There's a very funny ntnvsreel in existence, of a very higii former public official. President Roosevelt saw it.

and laughed The old Police Gazette has been revived. But not on pink paper They're holding turtle races at rhe Village Barn, a ntghtery in Bohemia KInier sRice is still mad at the critics, but he's coining 'back to the theatre with a repertory company. At the hobby show I learned that Lena Madesin Phillips, an attorney and president of the League of Business and Professional Women, is an expert wood ehqper. That was about all I learned at the hobby show, except that Jean Harlow writes. Nobody could explain jus; what she writes Gossips in cocktail dens agree that Libby Holman has mislaid her heart somewhere.

Possibly wirti Georges Metaxa, who also sings. nized him. For sjeveral seconds she did not realize that the unequal illumination of the corridor made it virtually imposs tratnc and the pounding of her own pulse in her ears. iShe frowned, slid her finger down until it rested on the room she wanted. "This room?" she asked.

"That," he said, "will be $1.30." "I'll take it," she told opened ible for him to see her. Only when he paused 'before the doorway of the 'Carrying the suitcase, he descended I her purse, slid a bill across the coun- ipartment she had just left did Milli the stairs. The lobby was deserted. bush in the apple it makes the fruit which is known a.s a pome. Now a pome is simply 41 plump fruit with a She crossed to the door, tugged it open AlV-lll, 'J JllT.y Mill, 111 JUU cent fully appreciate that Richard Gentry 'was coming to the apartment upon some errand in connection with those and her heart gave a wild leap as a core of cartilaginous carju'ls and a please have a boy bring up my suit- stem sunken into the end of it.

stolen books of account. are the apples, the tjninccs and th pears. cruising cab driver, seeing her i-frug-gling with the door and the heavy suitcase, slid his car to the curb and flashed her an inquiring glance. her nod he slamined on his brakes, jumped across the intervening stretch of sidewalk, picked up the suitcase, and said, "Where to He banged the palm of his hand down on a bell and yelled, "Front." A sleepy-looking bellboy emerged from au elevator, sized Millicent up with insolent eyes', and picked up her suitcase and the key which the clerk handed him. Millicent pocketed her change, Gentry inaused At the door, started to tit a key into it, then, apparently changing his mind, he raised' his right hand, knocked twice, paused, knocked twice more, repeated these two knocks after an interval, and then grave one last knock.

'Millicent, watching, saw that he did WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1935. INCREASED EARNINGS Business is moving along at a better stride, even if the forthcoming summer is likely to prove something of an intangible uncertainty. Net earnings of 1934 industrial companies have increased 16.5 per according to the Journal of Commerce compilations, a New-York dispatch reports. Largest gains were made in the miscellaneous group, steel, automobile and auto supply industries. The food group showed the largest decline, while oil, mining and chemical group earnings were lower.

I A group of 15 steel companies reported earnings of $4,289,678, against a net loss for the same group a year ago of $3,545,863. The 134 companies listed in the general summary had earnings of $116,502,972 against in 1934. Substantial gains in the exports of manufactured products are reported by the United States Chamber of Commerce. Automobile exports, for instance, are 120 per cent, over a year ago. Advertising volume in newspapers in 80 cities showed a 3.6 per cent, gain in March over the same month of 1934.

Business throughout the country is definitely improving, Ralph T. Crane, president of the Investment Bankers Association, told a group of bankers in Baltimore the other day. Moreover, farm wages, which started downward in 1929, are now at the highest point since 1932. These are cold facts but they have a warming effect for those who really are anxious to know how things are going. Warren Elks are coming here this evening to be the guests of the Franklin lodge.

These good fellows always produce something worth-while when they get together. The minstrel show Warren will present is likely to provide enough fun to see a gloomy week She had no particular destination. followed the bellboy, to her room, hand- film Hnno nrf- Pyrus nialus, as the apple is hotan-ically designated, is supposed to have sprung from the European crab-apple and is of very ancient lineage. Charred remains of it.s fruits' have been discovered in prehistoric strata of Switzerland. That it has found its way into the myths, art and literature so many eopIes is evidence of its wide distribution.

There is little doubt that the apple house. iShe remembered the name of the door and even took the precaution not wait for an answer but, following the knock, immediately fitted a key to the door and entered the apartment. It was at that moment that 'Millicent suddenly realized her predicament. 'Gentry was undoubtedly going after those books. He would discover that the cheap hotel where she had spent the night which followed Drimgold's murder.

She gave the cabby the name of the hotel and added, "I'm in a hurry. Please make it as fast as you can." The cab lurched into motion and Millicent, flashing a glance bade at the apartment house, saw a cabriolet swing is the most famous of fruits. Who has of drawing the shades. Then she went to the place where she had concealed the notebook in which she had written Drimgold's dictation. The notebook was still there.

Millicent took the notebook, dropped it into the suitcase and faced herself in the mirror. She now had every bit of valuable evidence in the case not heard of the one which Eve ate, they were missing and it would be but a matter of seconds until he dashed TH'KY'RE putting a telegraph office in the tower of the Empire S.ate building si that tourists can wire their friends Dorothy Mackaill is taking lessons in tap dancing A whole new line of cosmetics probably will be namiKl for Sully Rand A lass named Terry Law lor sings in one Broathvay night club, her mother iu another. At home, in tile afternoons, her grandmother plays the piano for their rehearsals "A Broadway celebrity." says Martin Greene, "is anybody who's working these Stanley Walker is writing another book, this one on bad manners Whitney Bolton says the American Mercury bought an article titled: "There Are Xo Coiu-munists in A sub-editor wanted to shorten the title, and had a neat thousht "Dictated. But Not Red" James 'faultier has coined a word: "boozegloom," which is more expressive than "hangover" Hans Zinsser's "Rats. Lice and History" is a non-flction bestseller.

A lady dropped into a Inxikstore the other day and asked for Louse and Yesterday." FIRST in a long line of the stars of modern, bawdy burlesque 0 rise in the world is Ann Corio, highest-paid around the corner and glide to a stop at the curb. She saw Bob Caise jump from the car almost before it had come to a stop. 'Millicent settled back in the cush out to the corridor, aware of the theft of the suitcase containing those precious books. Perhaps he -would make for the elevator but it was far more likely that, in his haste to descend, he would dash down the corridor toward the stairs. Millicent snatched up the sttiicase and such was her excitement that she was entirely unconscious of its weight as she sped down the stairs.

She had or of that golden one which indirectly caused the Trojan war? Equally noted is the one stolen from the Norse goddess, Iduna, by the rascally Lok', and the one which the dauntless AViiliam Tell shot with his arrow from the head of his young son. Time has not dimmed the luster of this glorious fruit. In half a dozen places in America today there are monuments of stone and tablets of bronze which will perpetuate the fame of the apple for many a year. In practically every home in the country there is a legend of mother's apple pie. It is fortunate that anything de ions, too frightened to look back again, teartui that.

Bob Caise would see her and start in pursuit. The cab swung into a main artery started down the last flight leading to of traffic and Millicent. suddenly real in her possession. She had the shorthand notebook which had caused Bob Caise s9 much concern, the books of account which had been stolen, the note in Bob Oaise's handwriting whicn definitely linked him with the woman in the black ermine coat. "What a prize I would be," she muttered.

"Anyone who captured me now would have every shred of evidence in the case." Her meditations were interrupted by the ringing of the telephone. Millicent stared at it with a feeling of panic. The steady, insistent ringing of -tbii telephone" bell seemed to indicate that" she had been discovered. Slowly she crossed to it and took the receiver from the hook. The voice which came over the wire the lower floor when she suddenly real- izing that she was a fugitive from jus-ized that she would be trapped be-1 tice, leaned back in the corner of the tween the lobby of the apartment cab so that her face would be invisi- ble to traffic officers or curious pedes licious and healthful a.s this fruit can lie grown almost anywhere that temperate climates will, permit.

The trees require a good air drainage and they like the sun. Judging from productiv house and the sidewalk, held back by the weight of the suitcase. It would be impossible for her to walk as much as a block with that heavy weight. There was, of course, a chance that some cruising cab would of the strippers. She will go to Hollywood on a contract, but it isn't likely that her name will go along And speaking burlesuue, it's startling to see chorus girls skittering along the streets between their theatres and h.itels wearing full makeup Actors and actresses of the legitimate dray-ma are applying by the (hundreds for jobs as social directors at summer resorts.

Donahue, another of the o-and-10 clan, still squires bloude Dorothy Fell, although their engagement has been broken for a year. Younger brother. Jimmy, a i The cab rounded a corner to the left, pulled in close to the curb. The driver jerked the door open, helped Millicent to the sidewalk, carried her suitcase into the hotel. She rewarded him with through with a broad smile.

was that of the clerk at the stop by and pick her up as sooo as she gained the sidewalk, ibut there was a far greater chance that Richard Gentry would overtake her at the curb if he didn't catch her in the lobby. ity, quality and the length of time which the fruit can be kept, the best apple-producing sections of our country are around Lake Michigan and in the Ozark and Arkansas regions. There are so many varieties that we have Summer apples and Winter apples, and they ship so well that they can be had at almost any time of the year. Lucky is the family that has its own down-cellar! A bowl of apples on the table is an open jewel-ease. There are the bright red of the rub v.

the deener red of the great trial to his mania, seems head- Irene Bordoni "Miss Jones," he said, "there's a gentleman here to see you." "I don't want to see him. I know no one in the city. There's some mistake." 'The gentleman," the clerk said', "gave the bellboy a tip and is ou his way up. I'm just letting you know." Millicent. gripped the telephone receiver, wondering what to do.

As she wondered, imperative knuckles pounded against the door. (To Be Continued.) ed for another escalade Paul Whiteman- will go Detroit. Irene Bordoni is in Cleveland. Henry King leaves for San Francisco. Nan Blackstone is singing in Albany.

And Frances Maddux is opening a dub in tit. Charles. Hi. 'So Broadway scatters for the summer. THE CHANCE TO WORK A speaker warned members of a graduating class the other day against taking refuge behind the old fallacy that "the world owes them a living." He told them plainly that they must earn their living something that they would have found out soon enough in any case.

As a matter of fact, all that most of these youngsters ask of the world is the chance to earn a living and that chance, during the last several hard years, has too often been denied them. a generous tip and met the cynical appraisal of the clerk who stared at her from behind the desk with world--weary eyes. Millicent knew the man's type. She stared at him haughtily and said, "Let me see your register, please." He handed her the book and she looked back through the pages until she found the name under which she had registered and the room number that had 'been assigned to her. Then she closed the register and said, "What rooms have you vacant, please?" "What sort of.

a room would you want?" "I'll tell you when I see what you have vacant." "By the day. week, or month "That will depend." handed her a chart. Millicent garnet, the yellow of the topaz, the greeu of the peridot, and the gleam of gold. There was no time to balance the probabilities. She had to think and act fast.

A window opened onto the fire escape and she flung the suitcase over the sill down to the steel-barred platform and (followed it, almost before the suitcase had thudded to the steel grating. kShe had barely gained the platform and adjusted her skirts about, her ankles when she heard the sound of feet thudding down the staircase. She turned toward the corridor and saw-Richard Gentry dashing past, running rapidly. He shot past the window and she heard the bang of his feet on the lower We kept right on telling them that the BUSTIS, Xeb. U'P A thrifty robin left a dollar bill neatly folded in a last year's nest, according to i Miss Marie Gengenbach, the finder.

The biH was covered with dust but otherwise quite spendable, Miss Gengenbach said. the world wanted and needed them, that future was theirs to have and to hold, told them that because we could think We of saw that the room she wanted was LOBLAW GROCETERIA OPENS FRIDAY It is but natural that a fruit universally known and eaten should be the subject of many superstitions and adages. The Norsemen believed that their gods gained lierpetual youth by eating it. The Swiss lake-dwellers ate it for strength to the bow-arm. Enz-lish country lasses name the moisten them and stick them on their foreheads the one which adheres longest indicates the true lover.

Their American cousins toss a long strip of the peel over their shoulders to see it fall in the shape uf the initial of a future husband. Those freer from superstition emphatically quote that "an apple a day keeps the doctor away." All of this enjoyment is made possible because the dream in a fragile white flower's heart comes true. RKI'EAL has in a large measure changed the psychology uf the people from aiiiagiuiisin toward temperance education to a willingness to accept it. "Mrs. J.

S. Shcppard. member of N. Y. it-Authority.

IT IS Mr. Mel Ion's creed that can du no wrong. Our offense consists in doubting it. Robert H. Jackson, government attorney in Mellon income tax hearing.

JO'BS are now regarded as a sort of dole. You are supposed to give them to persons who need them the most, rather than to those who are best qualified for the 'work. Dean Virginia of Barnard College. 'I'VE SKHN a Japanese throw a barrel in ways from his hand to his feet, bin I've never seen so much ji-oo-jii-soo as i here's been in trying prevent payment of the bonus. Sonaior Hney Jxing.

hardly anything else to say, and it seemed to be the appropriate counsel. It only deepened the tragedy for them when they found that they were, in fact, unwanted, that there was no place for them in a dislocated and faltering economic system. A chance to earn a living is what the young men and women have a right to. That much is now admitted and acclaimed. The world is going to see to it that they get it.

Things are brighter already. The world must keep its pledge to youth. 3 Our arm Boy Poet. nilv ft ii it nie past is a poor academi process unb'ss it makes eh I interpret the mm OF 600 -1. II.

Harrow, p. T. A. executive F. HSI1KK.

A WILD BOSK. The enthusiasm for the "chain letter" and the "I hope to get rich plan" may turn to the stock market some of these days. When and if it does, things may happen. Some American people seem to be sold on the icba that life is just a gamble. Possibly they're right until they are left "holding the bag." rrrri it the weather has a way of changing from the unseasonal to the most approved spring type possible and shortly, it is believed, Venango County will have just that very kind of good weather.

CM te eWifct tin Now that the Senate has passed the bonus bill, the next development will be the expected veto of President Roosevelt. Since the Administration is apparently definitely embarked on an inflationary program, it is difficult to imagine the logic he will use in the face of coercing Congress into flotation of loolaws Mumm LOO LAWS railed me and I annwered With a Jaunt itito a wood, Where leaf-bedei ked compan ion Waving, bowins, nodding, stood. Yet-1 paused not In the thieket, But went straight into a dell Whleh. through frequent vlsitatione, I have grown to love so well. 1 can always find enjoyment In that fhrub-suTrounded room; But today my heart beats madly The wild roues were In bloom Ycf.

knelt before beauty As would before a queen 'Twas the grandest lilt of Nature That 1 have ever ceejn. There I bowed, a sinful mortal, To a gem of purity i With a stunning blow my eonirietve Brought my nin all haek to me. Then a voice from out the mtenre toothed my boiwr to repose. Saving, "ld, thy Saviour wants thee To be pure as Is thl rose." I am now so changed and better. How much better no one knows! 1 thank Thee.

txrd, for guidance And I thank Thee for the rose! This is a typical Loblaw Groceteria. Over 2,000 have been killed in a series of earthquakes along the Turko-Russian frontier. The list of injured is 1,200. It is a long cry from quake-ridden Formosa to the Kars district, but disaster makes the whole world kin. BENEFICIAL RAIN Plenty has been said for and against the rain of this week and last, but it is the well-founded belief that its benefits will far outnumber any worries over its continued fall, even at intervals.

This section had experienced a dry spell of several weeks, where the river had dipped to more than a foot below normal, and where farmlands and forest areas were gravely in need of moisture. More than two and a half inches of rain has fallen in this district since May 1, and there is likelihood that more will fall before the week is out. The forecast is for some additional rain this evening. Since the rainy season has developed, there has 'been an absence of dust storms, even in the mid-west areas where they caused the most damage. Of course, the aridity of that section where the dust has been prevalent is not going to be corrected in a few days, but the rains have given a lease of life to plant life and farm areas in western Pennsylvania.

Best of all, they have eliminated the forest fire menace for a good while. Fine, sunshiny days are certain to come, and while they may seem slow in developing, lion-Air Marm, Franklin. LITTLE NUGGETS. ister showing the amount of each item purchased, together with the total. (iuarantee of Quality.

"The goods we sell are the best and we stand behind them with our guarantee of satisfaction or your money back. You have the privilege at all times of returning any purchase yoti may consider unsatisfactory, providing you have the rash register receipt. "Here's a feature that is the bails of tbe I)blnw Self-Serve system, lao't It quite natural to have that simple desire to see or choose for one's self. It certainly Is more pleasing and gives a deeper satisfaction. People love to shop personally, and when they know they can do It as unhurriedly as they please and at the name time, make (roJbwtantlal savings chomping becomes While some cities are worried about the wrong numbers that telephone girls have been handing out, there is no worry on that score here.

Alert girls are making fewer mistakes than the average telephone patron. at all times. Uoods are arranged sys-lema'tlcnlly, enabling you to locale what you want without any difficulty. As you leave the store, the cashier will see that your purchases are neatly wrapped." The Loblaw self-service method has a great apeal to shoppers who want not only to. see but also lo study what they bu.v.

They appreciate the freedom of action, found in all Iblaw stores their customers are at liberty to use whatever time they wish to examine the goods and compare different brands of merchandise. There is always a complete line of nationally known goods. Another feature that has made the Loblaw Self-Wervlce Stores popular Is the fairness of the system. Everything on the jiherve. Is plainly priced.

Every customer is furnished with cash reg A now self-service roeery store will be opened at o'clock Friday morning at 1247 Liberty Street. Franklin, Id the store room formerly occupied by the Cohen storp. The new store is the Ivoblaw Groceteria, which Is a tyi of grocery siore that has proved very pirpulHr In other cities and towns where thev are located. The Ktore room hus bpen remodeled and reflnlshed, maklnjf 1t unusually attractive. In announcement of the ojienlnR, the management said: "It's tw easy to shop the Loblaw way.

Just take one of our nturdy baskets and help yourself. You will find on display the greatest variety of hlirh quality groceries In the city. Everything done up ready for you. All bulk goods are put up In mall and large rjuantl-Hog to milt your requirements. All per-Ishnblp goods, mich nn butter, egg, under refrigeration Huge tree In Brazilian forests are felled by beetles, which dl(f a furrow around the trunk, golnn deeper and deeper until thp tree fall.

These In-ects destroy much valuable timber earn year. The most expensive animal to keep to captivity lit the walrus. The food bill of one equiils (hot for threw elephant. Fojf I merely a eloud In contact wl The "crime syndicate" clean-up in the east promises to be one of the outstanding stories of the month, rivaling in interest, as one revelation follows another, the Haupt-mann trial..