HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1934-09-20, Page 61.
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Brother titer
,Flying Partners
•°:Tteglata.;,-..Be liret ,hrOtber and
sister Ifying/coniliinatien are seeking-,
neW adventnre as they travel '.0e:.butr•
.jowarCribO, BC.;12§ miles north,'
east of Vancoayer, Where they plan' ,
• to -engage in placer. Milling and in - • ,
°Peratlaa, a. stage Hne.,
C�inplin nd hts ister, Mrs.
. Margaret 'Langton], •with 'atter three-
year-old son BebbY, left here recently
bus, that Struan puroliased from
-a stage ConMany.4•where.--fie was .foi-
• iher.13" emPloYed. ' •
- • ,.
v.;
Boyd Cable
•pilot. Or :imperial Air;
WUS, by ),ii MItil 10 411;1•14i
tilro0•
tho Prioce•-or Napaita,-, who ihi:toe in 'le
travettitmselt„. The 'talkingatinienare
• ent as a, last .resort foil
h ait;•
brother, The Nelture to usurp • his
throne.,On the 5LtIIk isser v:tratiels tIorab
seamb
en, who eceni, interested • 'in
•
On• him is stolen by. the Vultures
Budapest Woman -
en‘ oYs aboard the • liner.Glynn is, de-
Hceived. at. /1ydrapore into believing he
as Children ,21
IH meeting the Prince.a;•representatives.•
' The •secona fl1n le. stolen. but lynn is
Budapest. ---Mrs Antal tirimmer, a "s-v"(l by thi PPII°e•
,
haFi been -.awarded • the Govern 'eat's T46. Pollee officer had opened. the
pea.pant ,women living. noir, Budapest,
. , .• •
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out
first prize 'for having ` Tnet'e children little hag he carried: and turned
• than any Other Mother in Hungary.
Mrs,-Eranamer: wilt) leanly 4.8 Years
old,' now liae.21 clithlren. She was!
• married at lfl.
pod_ medals were avekv„ileil opPo.
.0t,hsr.;•119ngartap mothers. who, com-
bined, have .4 Iota of. 90,00Chl1'dren
-an average of• la 1-3 Chil4reii each;
proof. said Hungarian an;
.thorities, that'Hungerian,-parents-,are.
..t.3ie most prolificin .the
. .
ets rid f
Iirreasfly and
uickly, no har
ubbitig and
u
of. it the.brolten remnants of thefilm
fourtd underthe ,dying man: It .Was
•cracked, broken, tvdsted and tied in
knots chaired in places' -by' . :fire
:Smeared", and . clotted for the :most:
• pari with.half-dry. Sticky :blood. The
.PreMier and Hasinitared' at it 7ii.tk
bulging eyes ad dropf)ing.jaws,',.
`:_seriatit 'slid Into the room and
eVer .to the -Seerairk.-Whe-aftel-17
word .fronihim, said quickly, "Bring
hini in," arid' to ,4tbe. Premier; :"The
tilm OPerator".'-'.
•'rhe operator was ,shown in, made
:hissalaams, and ..moved. quickly to
the • Premier and,. Secretary, He was
a'. young •Anglo-Indian,:,. keen, "alert
And 'Intelligent looking, and :he\spoke
and bore hitriself with .thgpoliteness
of air eduCated'mAn- and •the.: aagtirr
ance ttr'a technician,: sure f his.
knowledge. His 'eagerness and haste
Were 'patent to both the men to .WhOM
he spoke. He was ready, he said, and.
the film ,woUld: he running
two ininut-
es after he got . hack with it to his
machine.7•:.• '• . • ..
.9;41.# •rooy..1.'say -there-ip--iro-r-minate
.10se,?!. he ,added:,. earneStly;:"It:was
known:: the Moment .the";peliCe.' ear ar-
rived :with the one they,.calI the
.Flying ..Vouriee," who,'. hrotigfil", , the
:filth •from London by air. and from
-.Karachi .' by train. ' They are 'already
'ClaMOnring"„ler..the Picture, and . there
are Mani who shOut:leudly, that there;
will be no picture, that; thetale of a
'film: Of 'His" • .Beyal.• .Higlineee::::the
Prince is a he. There have • been
bsawls in ,the crowd between groups
Of Mei.. of the Prince and thOSeof.his
'half:brOther. ;the \Tulin:re;
have the AIM . quickly then, ,inid• .pat.
it n the: tyrojeCtorr1;:--i..:--,
"T.he. film is -here," said the Pre
njer. "It is -is damaged. But iL you
;can:. Mend' enough . of it ,,to 'show it is
a film Of His. Highness, you " I be
well rewarded. See!" •
He.atatW'aside•-•groiri „the table on
to which the film had • been 'turned'
Ont-Alid:-.- waited:With'an anxious eye
On:the,,,face..:of the 'operator. ..• The
man stepped forward With an ex -
definition: of Satisfaction, but:as his
'eye 7fell ' on:-.• the 'tangled ::*uhbieh. on
the table, he 'stepped glar-
edabruptlY,::. .,
.:a ..ifunnent, .flung ,a. glance round
at the impassive .,faces of the 'Pre=
•Mier,:the Secretary 'Aid the officer of
the 'Onitid,.. and .with clenched jaws
natiVed'io,'the;•table ancihegan to turn
over and examine : the
•'.."`Ia. there. anything .,.YOu &Mid" re -
or ' enough you eatilki,eut up and
rejoin anything that would how
on the' icreen it is a picture of :the
Prince?" • demanded the Premier.'
• The •Anglo-IndianY.mide gesturt
of henelees.;:deepair.: -?."There is noth-
ing.: EXcellente,".. be 'said • ; shortly.
days of Work.I Might pick out
lichee. here And :there and .,:sonyoth
,Thein. and join ' 'them . up '• , show there
had been A'. PictUre Of the " Prince:
. But ;to -night, to-inorrew,:. Or , next: day,.
there is nothing,. nothing At: all,. that
Weald be Made p�ssible ' to -1'.:PaSs
'rough the •.:projeCtOr.!'. ••:
'three?.,Whittiihteried to hini -
the .Preinier, the Secretary and the
Wheel; cominanding' the '•guard.; -'-look•-•
ed at each ether; CorninisSioner.Baw,,
ly, ,sittings beside Glynn, was watch-
ing the: -three, with' half- an tar • eit
the mini -Mired ' tallc„ ,of ': plinn :. and
Norah. Ho guessed the Significance
of the last look that passed between
,the, premier". and his ' Secretary and
from .them: bath to the. ..Coniinanding.
'Officer. He . heard;the .abrupt words
of the officer-"With:PertnieSiOn: I go
to order ,MY troop* to, horse,, and
out swords," .' 'Saw hint :Salute, .turn
and stride, out. , • •
Commissioner IteWly leaned: :across
61y.nrk and remarked to Norah on
the Other Side of him, 41here's 'going'
to be sonieitteWorka round hero. pre-
nentiy: Ott fi,4 doVvil. on ' the ‘fitiOr
Avtienth'e .Shooting starts. And I think
we ought to ,get , this young
fellow-
nie-Iad 'niattreeS well
• ,down oh the-• floor ' for prefeteriee.
-Oetid job these' Indian. palates .eie:
inoStlY built of il•?.arttle .ahd etuit that
*Ott
LEASADiTtleaningjobs
are easy when " you use .•
• lett's Pad Flake Lye.: It actually
washes the dirt away. Gets right
d• fsnolwutin'Otnftl toefascidO6,0idnju„.wl diitsetro.ivoeffd„ .
ground -in grime! UseleOmaesq.u,hare .clirt! And you do no
.
•
hard rubbing! -, -
irreenailiti's Lye on 'hand for
'all your cleaning. Use it for toilet,
bowls. To dear (topped -up drains.
• It kills `gernisi.
eiiriti* :
Your grocer jells Gillettli
Lye. Ask hint -for a tin -today.
*Never diseeivelYe in lot water. theaction
of the lye itself heins'the water; ,. •
taYalrY; trumpet, clean. and sharp as
knife cutting through' ehecie., As
the first ‘soariirg notes shrilled ' out,
the .roar of . the mob died down and
41A'aY, and even the ilistst6lt• thWider'.
of the drums mattered and faded in-
to silence. But as the last trumpet
note Pealed out and tin -off; the roar
of the crowd ` the beat, of' the*drums
rese, again, .and swelled and -reVerb-
er,atedin an ominous Passion of fan-
atical cane to strife, murder and war.
• The Princes, ...Premier ' hurriedly
"tecalltd himself to u sense - 'of hie
dutY and hospitality, Calmly but
quickly be crossed the rom. to where
Glynn sat slumped back' in his Chair
with Norah on his, one side and fiaw-
ly on 'the other.
a 'It
„
rcinge Pekoe
Diend
Fresh from
Gardens°
Well -Known Ontario Writer Mourn
Jean . glewett, Prominent Canadian, Authoress, Was
oved by WSand by Women ..Readers •
• of-Three:Generations ,.
“Captain Elliman you ought to go 'CliathaMr,:i.: Ont jean Blewett,
to bed and ,rest," he said kindly. prominent Canadian :authoress; died
"You- have done % ;our utmc.st, and here recently. ' She had been staying
we all understand it is no fault of „at the home of her brother,. William
yoUrs that -at -least- one.--cOPY--,-ef-the-*-6-Kislinie..,„dpring, the _last two
fihp has not reached us. .
•
Glynn staggered to his feetend
stared. -"No filni reached; your .he
exclainied. "When dpeq,1youV Air
Mail arrive? Didn't. it come On, the
•train we.,did?," •
Everyone there thought' his •mind
was suffering ,from the strain .•and
perhaps the. blow oh: his head...
"It's all right, Glynn," ratirninied
Norah soothingly. "The Air Mail
doesn't really Matter jest now.),
;
'"Matter," shouted Glynn. "Of
COurse it matters. Nothing else does,
When Will it reach yee",,
• !`it carne smile hours ago," saidthe
.Premier, and .Glynn :,stared at him
with ,dropping : jaw. he
gasped, as the Secretary lifted a tray
full Of letters, end 'packet's from - a
• .. • • •
'table beside him.' . •
"There has been no time- to open
It 'JO' he explained, "or more than
glance' through' the 1,etfer from the
'Prince.” : '
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•
Glynn pounced on onepacket."Bet.
ter open that," he said; "and 'quick,
tee. The Prince's film i in it. I ought
to know. 1 packed and; posted it
iny-
months. . -
'-1,Irs.'Blowett who., waS 2„,,,eArs of
age had been in poor health for-,eerne
tirne.. '
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Mrs. Blewett,. Poet, novelist and
neWSPaPer •contributor, was horn at
Scotland Harwich' Townshiti'' Kent
County,. Ontario, Nov. 4, 4862. . Her,
'Parents, , John and Janet,.
McKishnie,• -were. „both ratives ,of
Argyllshire,. Scotland. She was edu-
cated it the 'total public ' Ochoole And
at St. Theme's ,Collegitit,e Institute.
•At the age of 16 ahe-Ats.rnarrie& to
Bassett Blewett, , a native of 'Corn -
Wall; England, who for 'many years
4
tondUcted a farrn. near, plenheirn,•
Ont., and died in 1.910„,teme..yeat.s,
after renieval.';to, Termite. Through,
her tholiee Mrs. Blewett was relaNed
to i).Uncitn Ban 'MacIntirre, the fm-
Pusl Gaelic' poet. ' • • 7
. While stili in' her 'teens the .de-
sire and l ability to write revealed ::it-
ielf; 44.0' her Imrtria, ' -short ' stories
.and, larticles in the ..press,. began to
attract ;attention. • In 1890' she pub-
lished 'a novel, "04 of the Depths",
and, since. .then many short stories
have -appeared from ber pelt,' and
work wascOrinnericed on it iletti novel
illustrative of • Canadian • ...'girlhood.
Seine years ago Mrs. Blewett won • a
prize of $600: offered by the Chicago
Record -Herald for. the best. poem on.
"Spring" 4yhen'• the editoiwanted to
asce.rtain` if the eubject • coUld . still be
treated.freshli, :;" A collection of her
verseentitled "Heart Songs" appear-
ed in 107, .and .another, "The. Corn1
iloWer5" and other Poems"- in 1906,
• With„fraritie ,haste .the cover ,.wns'
:torn ofts-a round tin pulled from the
-cardboard peeking, the: lid' snatched
,oif .aha a 'ion- oi:,fiihi.e*posed....'"Eieet.
•waste time to ,. cried
441:.'gtiayantee.,1t .is what . You
. "Rim," .cried :the Premier, thrust:
ing" the tin into :the hands of the
operator, "..and. Ytat,. Hasim, out
.quick and shout that the film' Of. the,
Prince is here, will- be. shown Lwithin
•• • - - both laving a Wide sale:, A. collected
minutes:1.. , • ; '/.. ' , .n.
•
'. The 4WO.' dashed.; Off and the Pre-
mier - sank back in his seat mopping.
his*lirP*. .'.'But how it„thia'r.lhe
ask-
ed in puzzled ypiee.' "The Prince
was einphatic, inTIetters.' and:. cables
that only two copieshad been sent.'?
"So there; weroonly : said
Glynn, conaPosPdli: •
T•liei.O.how-..,one was 'stolen , with
youra.bag, at 9,gyleer-ther second -is
theie.---useless: Wreckage. 1,gow is :it
.theio• is one by the same,: Air: Mali
that . brought .kohr. • , • .
, (TO Be Concloded.)... Ys.
Queer World .
A cow has Veen" senteheed to death
after trlal by jury, at Grud, Jake -Ala -
via, for the ratirtler-a a thirty4ear.
old-.'wotnau, She. was fatally • tossed
whete,crossing
FitEE BOOKLET -Get Your, copy of
• • , • ,
. the new edition of the Gillett s Lye
Booklet -it tells you dozen's of ways to
Make house cleaning easier -by Using
thikpowerful.eleariser and disinfectant.
Also contains hill infcirtntitiOn'forsoap •
,niaking,ithOrough,cleansirig and other •
USet tbo• Address -Standard'
. trio' idirLiinited.,Vreser4Ventie 14?
etty tutet,,Totoete,
'
tAirs DIRJ
oknidolgioggi*Nowieriar,
tst,4
,
„
quired for Work that little is left
• for play.
"If I wanted' 'to be sure a giO . •
Be- mould go straight, I'd put "- her in
the chorus of a good show," she says., •,..
How 'do young, pe'rsona of the
chorus occupy • their " time between •
' h ? Well zr believe :it pr. net, •they
,
ovvs ,
They, nevei wearied of his song,
He never sang a note 'toe strong,:
One little fault. could neither :see -
For he was Seeteb and so was she..
They 'eyed to read of men" who
AgtriM for country life and blood • 14eds, "d 11. Fae ag*.at
Who 'held their faith so .grand t; the hieadth of her knowledge, the •
thing subtlety of her responses, the clear-
- pref.) ': such -they Well might F°r' hours 'after 'leaving 'lien the
be-wa.i Scotch
and so wass.he., dismal angories the'pelititians left
me 'Cold: I can't, believe that the
away; • 'country is gob* to pot when. oote•
. •
:From ne*lghb'Ors'' broils t are inch viyidly :couragepS perSOn •
, P alities still in. it . •
pit 'on 'old riding'breechee„ strap on ".7-'•
roller •ikutes, without removing
Makeup,go whizzing through the,
;streets for .a breath of • fresh .•air! : ••
That life is, eeldont as, it seems was '
roY;theught„ iallistene,d.tothis young
-wom-An's:'Cleanrehrewd:-phliesoPhy,...-of.:' _
stpod,.: • 4.: hp. We.talked of oo s p , ,
vo'y :sooftp‘ it..9':•3'qoid" it , a king. :eyed humor of of her realism.
..14O f.or such things litidtheY,
iiicing ..And phi each had ;-cannY• rain'd; :Safety
• ,
; etiAtortit: xXvii
.4t,VIVN$0, •
Arnlest UnconscitiuSlY and unlited-
inglY, these in the :irternieli"S' 'robin
had. b'eeit 'hearing 'from outside the
full rialn'e "arid ..falling idar•I Of , the
eimuting.,mOho 'theiolling booming
Ithnuder: of' th'e chums. g•tiddbniy,
,through that l'iere canit to •hehl' the
el„Oti* t 614, " •
••. The_ raid' tree, one ,of the yOnders
of Perti;•'.ibthe Country's,' saviour in
times of drought. Its hags- umbrella-
like leaves, condense theanieture tit
theatinosphereand precipitate' from
10 to 15 galiOna of, water :a day. '
,.„ .
owis .see the dot, according te
a new theory, because of the
liifra-
i-cel WiVesi.emitted by their, eyes;
which, pick: up rats and Mice and dis-
close them as whlte objects against
a Frey background.' •'. '1 .1
dictionary, Which, alms
at; iecordine the • diqng. Indian
language; is .beiiig,, cOmpiled-In'AM:-
erica, It will be filled With those
strange symbols by Whieli •• the 'red.
naa:n oncnfade treatlei, carried on
• tradei and parleyed With White
: s, sees, WHEN YOUR DAUGHTER
1922.: Het- first L.published and paid
"re'S
for Poern,:accePtedty Fran s •
-Weekly,: was: a' hillaby‘,to her own
baby.• • ' •
lqrs:-.;*BleWett. showed :: in unusual:
measure. an Understanding of ,:.'rsAnd
sympathy :with the: CommOn'' people.
Her Writing: appealed to the heart
More strongly than to the head,and
her Work was clipped' and cherished
by thousands • Who :had no lave • for
the Inore-SOMbre ,cliaSies,- -.Sbe knew
Canadian life, east' and .west, and
:above '11' she knew human' nature,
and this fact shrine' in her lines, prose
as well as verse. : She dealt with
homely Subjects in a ,homel4Way. She
did net -atteMptwild, flights or
rhapsodies or deep philosophical pro-
blems, but she wrote in simple,,:everi
:day. language. of .everyday affairs, In
particular he appealed. to :girls und.
woiOn teaders. Her thoughts t Were
always Wholesome arid' ." soinetimes
had , religious touch, She • ever
sought to, interest her r,eaders. the
ideal.• and had no syMptithY with the.
sordid Or unwholesome*Aases .0f: life.
First
AO. could:he 'deaft,- :and , •
bbfkrii •••*.a.:e she: :i'llaEti:inekinYb°illdillas;:111e:°::::::tdlitr; def 7s -s 681 theabia-'
With words: Or 1 Pence ::was *neither ing in,..voluMe, yet With ail the gen- •
eem to
. •
= • • • ; ' ' unaware. that there'ts Partichiar
'Went on in weather always 'lair, ' ut.ost•
• ot ea „
talis wre-
P .utx,1 would not h Aknriet: iyou iitaih:rokr dah'ri life, less r daily. the dlspatches carryil :'6ger at grade rallroad crossiflgs. Aatd-
ill corne,
of
ing
TFhose:yr feceow;tiladsh:ic:telivhayabl'.;•dj" ssp't we agree- tethrrascareless•i I 1' thineds ef '7E4:1 fiverp snie:a7AP: to b,;„ neso
h' „
, •acts little short: of cilniinaL•
re -
Until . at close
' divvidousitslesof•lsandeeminopera
g:1:et.elltit7tahm,
cee, able
But near of heart they ,ever kept, to. sse
1110 this to. say, when all was past, :dmralvinin.gasit•eirgonsosraantrawikwheany itrficcuoiaess the
'They:loved each othe to the Iasi,. savages •whochavo never seen a'
rall-
They're loving. . yet, 'in. HeaVen; road or loComotive.,•It good
was policy
Fot- he and
w
• ••it's. she. : of
f ., yourtatake letten;Inu (I and save the rest
..1111ra. Blewett Will be Missed by 'a '
,
wide' circle. Of -r,eadere and by the. Nightgown •Dresses
inany.'friende her et and : • lin': H. High, •WAistline
assuming personality had ained, ,for • . • , •i• '
:her, . '
_
•
A•mong the many ' poerdi' Written by,
ra. BI4yett none was:More:popular
than • "For • he was Scotch and SO
.viee She.,” which reads;,followsirr-
Vliek • Wee- Celt:101e wolf Centent •
;With -what they, earned , and 'what
- they spent:. '•
Oared not a whit style's deeipe=,
:For he was Scotch and so •ilizis he.
And oh, they " loved to • ctailt Of
•
Burns-
blithesenie, tender- 'Bobby
• Burnsl
lona, an islandof the lletiri6,
a potIceinaii.:,Only, epee it 'week, ',Ife,' COMES'TOVOMANHOOD
conies over Mull:, and • as eta. . •
dente of his appearance an inhabitant
.Is asked to sigh' his notebook,' MOtpr,
Cate;'bicycl be and ,rettile are naltne(it
on Oa found, ,
A.Prieet,stelies, inipeigted 1.6 E'rilain,
irinniseturiedhito- face powder;'
In terinalif they are converted Into
high •exPlosiiot; ' . •
.„
—
....Third' Teeth
is,1,1),Whatever it n1ay
Mean,. a ':rehe'Wal Of youth or
.wise, nothed• 92 -Year -Old
jariner,"bf."Little'lliVer.;Albert;Coun-
ty, has just ,begun titf,!• out his
third edc Of tech Hs attend Set 1
dish'Plieeied ne.; still
date ati'Ve.', (lutios about the
;
, 'hlost girls in
•• ',their teens need
a tonic and regu-
lator, Give your'
• daughter Lydia E.
'Pinkhern's Vege-'
Compound
ler the next feiv-.
inOnths, Teich
her howto guard
her health at this
‘"'•
critical time. Whet. she is a happy,
healthy wife and mother shewill
thank you. ,
Sold at alt good drag stores.
• cliaE.Pitilthaitvs
Vegetable Compotard.
Ogg 61.4
gala. ;mot 141.111.11 II
'+o •
• "V
.(11. II: -O'Brien in Chicago. Icyvb.)-
•The terin "eh:bias .girr has ii,"•-iViekr:
ed ,sound. When to that , is , added
"artist'a model" the ,air takes on Y a'
purpHsh hue.
, Yet. ; Junette,d 'yesterday: with a
girl whoplies both tradea, and a
gentlerTinore refined (to use it quaint
Victorian :word). or
young' person 1 never met: Beside
het Meet .debUta 'Reg, -Vvinili1;."appear
crude. ' ' - ' :
. • •
She was a .country igiri who grad-
uated from college taught school "for
a time. hhd. cote. foTthe*gyeit city
to study' miisic: To live, -she„.got
job at the world's :fair in the chorus,
of a show. She was dismayed; when
she lama that the job' called 'for-
nUdity in a peep show; but she stuck
to: it, and. Won a _prize' in a "beatty
,Contest:
Higher waistlines • have had insist- 1,
ent quotation in wireless reports from 1:
the 'Paris -openings, frequently linked
TWitrtlit---Diretteire-period- so that
there is doubt as to hew high they
are. In this' connection' there lis re -
11 •
,ference to ghtgown" dresses which,
•:,etiggeet those:2.-.iiiiiple--,:belted-I--frocke;
hanging straight. to the floor which
are SO closely associated with the Dir-
ectoire Period., These Models appar-
ently are on the simple sides of fash-
ion While those with fullness andfoi-
maliti 'quoted as taking their • cue...,
' This „led to
ter Pay,' but harder work. •Alt : day;
she stood with nothing much on,: be-
ing ogled by ,priiiient Oafs. In ': odd
moniente, She kactieed the violin,
'Then! the Perfectinn of her fignre
caught the ,yfof a-, sculptor,' and she-
ineroasethbei :bleep -as by posing for
hiM. This meant:more work, but, she
'stilt 'Managed to Put in me sohour's
. •
assisting a bilious tOmpoper in ,the
'fronissance pert-60:1W0W-a
reverse style %picture. ' •
,I)esigners-whe.:havejuSt_returned '
from . the ' Paris openings express-
theMselves.-aa 'convinced hy.the num-
hers of evening Models -',Which en- .
coUrage a higheiowaistline effect, es-
pesially as combined with'e molded
line, for evening wear.
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Fashion .Expert 16ep. lo'res
enden.L-•Itidiedulity greeted a bit-
gtY1e Ort- British, Girls •
L
ing grid -clam of the Way British girls
dress, launched by Mrs, 'Tobe.,Coller.
Davis, ; Uni States fashion expert.
"4nglis • rls are badly dressed.,'
-They h. e o dregs, Sense, ArneriCan
girls . re' much smarter," \1 i-. Davis
was quoted' as' saying in the Pally
Dayik 'tale's 'another .
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look around, AbelI t ang her mind, P' .
Seeined-to tie the general verdict. •
"iIrs. Davis said tit, only well -dress- ,
17ch6strati.con: of '4 :sYn1PhohY.".. d wOmen she bid seen ,in England
She is playing ruiw, ;bur "times .„ a were those *Oaring tWeeds.„
in the.: floor she,W...of ,
known night ipot. Her reVelatiens of
What -goes, .on:. behind , the :scenes,
there are upsetting. A chorus girl
is hedged" with ' „More'', 'restrictions
.
than tsUrronral a •maiden in .t e most
Seleet of boarding* -schools. Every :de;
tailOf co,nduct IS stipervised as cure,
fully; as diet . and 'exercise. . Though,
Says .this , young' Woman, the super,
viSion is hardly neces'iarY; The girisi.,
take "their' ..dariein g, seriously. . They
are artiStit, and' SO Much tinie is re •
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