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15 SUCCEEDS BROTHER AS BAHAI LEADER ine isetter Man is about as high praise as any one could have, too. Her success In this, her first season with us, has been positively sensational, and being in the less etherial group of opera goers, I insist it's partly looks that did it. care of them. The Junior League organization of debs par excellence, has its own pet charity, the Prospect Shelter, and instead of merely sending checks to it, the League members take turns spending half days there and looking after the babies. London hums, and New York roars, but Paris twinkles! And it's true.

to the "clopety-clop' of the horses' hoofs, and the jangle of that hansom-bell." "I will say that Paris always makes me feel uncommonly exhilarated," remarked her companion, in great good humor. "And Frenchmen are so appreciative of us women, don't you think?" Camille did not share Dolly's predilection. Their bold glances did not flatter her. But Dolly, every time a masculine By MAY CHRISTIE Capyricht, 1921, by The McClure Newspaper Syndicate. XXXII.

BUYING CLOTHES known gambling houses in the city, and "Honest John's" name was given him in earnest and not in satire. Although he admittedly ran- a gambling place for gain, he was honest in the running of it, except in the sense that he was of course violating the law. Lack in the days of District Attorney Jerome, raids on the place were ona of the constantly recurring events of the police force, until at last Kelly gave his word to close and stay closed. Since then he has run his games on the Island of Biminl and other negihboring localities, and kept his Forty-fourth street place for his own home and an occasion social game cf poker with his friends. LUCY JEANNE PRICE.

It would not necessarily follow that a prize fight promoter must be beautiful, however, in order to be efficient. But here comes the only woman in that profession that ever came into my ken, and she too, is handsome. ulv bird, Camille!" Dolly, If we have to have a successor to Geraldine-Farrar and her decision tu leave the Metropolitan Opera Company seems final personally, i am glad we are going to have one who can compete with her in looks as well as voice. Of course True Music Lrovers don't consider such superficialities or say they don't but some of us do like beautiful women better than ugly ones, even when they are singing arias. And Mme.

Marie Jeritza, who will take the place of "Gerry" in coming opera seasons, is as lovely to look upon as she is to hear. Thai might possibly steal the idea, and make copies of the frocks.) "Oh, that's all right." Camfile had the neeessarv documents "RhoWud i head was turned, and that was often, preened her feathers like a perky little peacock. Any sort of admiration pleased her vastly. Camille and she put in an interesing three hours at the "ateliers." "Ah. but madame has the form divine! She can wear the models without the slightest al-ter-a-tion!" A little Frenchman with a tiny pointed She is Vera sister of "Midge" Smith, who it seems is a coming champion of some sort in the boxing world, and she is his manager, en-courager, and general first aid.

There's no reason, I suppose, why feminine prerogative should not extend to that field if the particular instance of feminity wants it to. Only, of course, I know that I'm a bonafide customer." for roup- sleepy it i ter last night's ait intr for her friend n-nod to the hotel. "Have 0 Knurs of introduction in the Hue le la Paix '0? They're awfully fussy, 1 we shan't get in without ti ine: to the usual ens- beard like Captain Kettle's clasped his mey set off. -It was a lovely early autumn morning with iridescent spangles on the trees alons the boulevards, and dew still on the grass. I love Paris," said Camille unexpeet- A THREE DAYS COUGH IS YOUR DANGER SIGNAL (Dc ve I'arisian aressmaKers ilisn'ay their latest mod-wit hout who i mni i itiiisnacKie taxi carried them along.

"I read somewhere that it is unusual. "Midget is my only brother," she explained. "I want to help him. But he was set on being a prize fighter, so I either had to leain about that or give up helping him at all. You see" and here is something worth a lot of people's consideration "you can't help a person by doing what you want; you've got to do what they need." hands delightedly, addressing not the petite Dolly but Camille! Xeedless to say, Dolly was annoyed.

However, having made agreeable purchases, including thee sports-suits of various colorings, intended for the dazzlement of her fellow passengers on board ship, Dolly recovered her good temper, and could" even listen with equanimity to the-dressmaker's praises of Camille's figure, carriage, and general equipment. They lunched at a restaurant in the ChamDS Elvsees. and then drank their INFANTS and INVALIDS ASK FOR -4 Horlich's the Original id I coiTee in the open air, sitting at little 'if St Al-tested skin tre atment Some day you will try Resinol Ointment and Soap for that skin trouble andyoull know why thousands of doctors prescribe them to relieve sick skins Resinol Soap cannot, be excelled for the and bath Avoid Imitations "1 Substitutes niimimi until ii nn niiiniiill -j Tr.v'.Kds and Growing Childrsn Rich milk, malted grain extract in Powder "crisal Fcod-DrirJs For All Age Na Cooking Nourishing Digestible It must make life difficult if one feels an urge to be completely in fashion all the time according to the latest whimsical edicts. Every once in a while there comes something which is just a little too much for a fairly sobrietous person to follow wholeheartedly. For instance, the dressing of one's feet.

Bells on one's goloshes may be jocular, tout I insist they are not the most appropriate things for city streets. They are one the moment's fads, however, and the well-goloshed girl goes jingling up the avenue in audible imitation of an old-fashioned sleigh. Then even worse, fringes of monr.ey fur on the ar.kles of onrfs 'hosiery! Sticking straight out from each ankle, like cut's whiskers, this long, scant fur finds its latest use. It's- too much! Chronic coughs and persistent colds lead to serious lung trouble. You can stop them now with Creomulsion, an emulsified creosote That Is pleasant to take.

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Even During the Coldest Weather IT WIU. FEEL JUST LIKE SUMMER TIME INSIDE tables out on the pavement. "I want to go to 'La Belle Jardiniere' and get some tennis skirts," Dolly announced at last, rising. Camille looked dubious, then said: "D'you mind if I leave you for a bit? I'm keen to pay a little visit tc Notre Dame this afternoon nn.i know cathedrals aren't in your line." "They bore me tiff" announced the complacent Dolly. "How anyone can choose a stuffy old abbey in preference to shops, beats me Her lip curled.

These criticisms merely amused, Camille, who was artistic enough to pity her friend's ignorance. And after all Dolly was only like a thousand other women who regard Paris as a clothes" Idecea. and nothing else! "I'll be back at the hotel by five o'clock." And the two separated, going different ways. Next At Notre Dame. YOl'K HOME IF YOU HAVE A TIP-TOP HOT BLAST One of the old landmarks of other days surrendered to the long arm of reform the other day when "Honest John" Kelly's famous "town house" on West Forty-fourth street adjoining the Hotel Claridge opened as the headquarters of a new Republican club.

This used to be one of the best Sooihinq and mmn I 3 6 tifej rwM iiUAlEill ISUKiMINli. You get a maximum of heat with tho use of a minimum amount of fuel. Do not try to get through the rest of the winter without investing in a TIP-TOP HOT BLAST for it is cold now and there is even colder weather in store for you this Winter. We have the Tip-Top Hot Blasts in several different sizes. Come in and look them over.

ACTRESS BARELY ESCAPED DEATH 1 Xtw York, Jan. 27 New York debutantes are not so frivolous and Sntrained for domestic life as they are sometimes accredited with being. They go farther than learning something about eewing and cooking, too. They ie-irn how to take care of bKbies. Not out of books or lectures, either; but by going ahead and takinc, 9 1 V7 V' or iV.

McCausland Co. How to Banish Piles "In the Business 37 Years" 221 South Tryon St. Phone 314 Miss Florence Walton, Keith Star, Had Close Call During Late War. To have escaped death by the merest accident was the experience of Miss Florence Walton, one of the headliners on the Keith program at the Academy during the first part of the week. Miss "Walton is an Lnglish girl, having been in America only a few years.

She came over to this country with three other English dancers, who have since returned to England. Walton, however, liked this country so well that bhe decided to remain. "It was during the war that I had the most narrow escape of my life." explained Miss Walton. "I was a dancer in London at the time. One night seven German Oeppelins1 were seen approaching the city.

In a few -non. en is they were over uu and dropping their bombs. "Not realizing that there was a chance of the aircraft coming over the part of the city in which I was residing at the time. I ran out into the street to watch the attack. Xjjt being able to see clearly I looked around for something to stand upon'.

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On that honorable basis every suf-I ferer should secure a package of Dr. Leonardos HEM-ROID today. i i 1 hgumped upon the truck to get a better I 1 1 I I 1 sgtoj if Thousands of Pairs of Men's and View. aia SO me coui.ma.iiuf ui- dered the driver to proceed farther cown the street, and I was unable to hop off. "And well so.

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During her act the lights are cut off and the entire stage strangely illuminated by this unique costume. When various colored lights are thrown upon the dress ail kinds of pleasing tints are made to appear. According to Miss Walton, this one dress cost her several thousand Women's Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps at regular price. ONE CENT EXTRA gets you TWO PAIR OF SHOES. SALE ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT FIRE IX WILMINGTON.

Wilmington. Jan. 27. The building jr Company, clothiers, was destroyed here early last evening in a blaze that, tor two hours, threatened to wipe out half a block of Wilmington's business section. Loss to the Solky Company is estimated at $125,000.

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