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Show r?13 .4outon (foudiii Explains What Joseph McCord SYNOPSIS -- esation of the Old out locust Hill turns tlver the new preach "d there Farwell, nong the commun will be. 4 of man he ',!lirer of the church, 18 Cassius . . rec-after Farwell for the baccalaureate sermon at the who pale Farwell, his so i, Lenora ,t Biady's daughter with alone 3aie, who lives .. b nr Farwell meets the s congregation personally to t .mbutes, but refuses be i on b the banker's family, Dr whose daughter Evelyn Mean-iome- n her cap for Dale. of the town are curious wo nvstery of the Farwell's eS ts 'keeping. In the privacy has enshrined a picture . i woman, inscribed in childish The Marblestones iame." roLrarwells to dinner with Cas-li- n e At the dinner Evelyn monop-'alHe tells her he has ror in Locust Hill, and she is n 'arblestone bluntly quizzes fii ms omanless menage. Brady. arrange-663t the housekeeping 0 5aie fice. Hello, greeting. did you? was his man, Found your way over, young Yes, sir. And almost forgot the way home. I didnt realize it was little man and growing so late. Thats all right. I know what it "am. He is further mystified danger goes to the parsonage to is get in this young womans newcomer is warmly gre clutches." Mulgrew and takes up temporary. Constable Kerney -- ai by the arrival on the train adding to Dale calls on housekeeper, s eculaUon. Continued IIPTER IV TES CHAPTER see you again, a glad to frank greeting, t I'm not glad to s see you! li!e. ie "nicest person, ;e caller from her big ; wel- - chair glowing fire. Dales heart Mrs. Brady at sight, i woman with snowy hair e to lies young face. Dark eyes Gentle voiced, as if we were old friends, a i. she explained, as slender fingers in his Lenora and Mr. Bra-tol.sp. me about you. And .re, he assured her. long have you been in ;e demanded of Lee. whole days. Our trip lasted ian we expected. We didnt lell, : her yne d . a 3 were here until Daddy was sure you would be 'iu I tl" Stayed there long enough Astern s SUIe yOU werent regis-'- r f Then I decided to look you me 1 could, you know. ?S' p 3 s' a should have returned, it na ' I dont interposed. she got the idea she here to look after me. rady ridiculus. ! Debt Her hand ; and rested upon Lees. a poi subborn child. Like her ey both spoil me." an(j Dae could inning ;:sfhey 5at wi'i ght Russiae Adorable? Lee asked, pendei"5' Brady left the room. She irld wicra into the chair her d" ay :riamlyis. I wonder if you lucky you are- do- irse Now tell me res a Uni ' 5' 0ut in the Ereat wide lies ieal j ces. dont skip any And ilked about the universit installation of the ne' there. Prospects of a wii 'trail team. o you be leavin ee asked. ,ent made up my mine I dont have to go unt w , -- Years. I like it hen interests me a lot ' That quick little tur d Dale remembered. An ar.d that you have bee NC ;ry. m, ina Puttering around. G and things. I too. Explorii Ere. nd Ive wanted all I could. Getting tl llde if .dying, You thades know. ashed tse" Lee agreed soberl wl m'ninters son must y areas6,sponsibility- - What ha I didnt suppo, ; a tjsludying? ni dTUcl1 Beolgy around her h"bb' .Tine if)bor . ,e going to be. ' truth, Ive been getti the past history hei Utah wed in a place befo moss a bke that happened, i yen for Colonial h in yo1 ua. you run into tablets he re you turn, Do you kn( uitch.T . of wan, U rown'M rton, Uv ,ean Miss ut. e, Ut, iqum the chap. Abbies brol Looks like su Ne's given me tt. 'Parchment. But he Mur, e Fk U ... 0 d bee i 1 'Tie or bknc as m i lie, la i v t t tl Evelyn Marblestone did not neglect her mothers suggestion of entertaining for the ministers son. It will be very informal, she explained to Dale over the teleA few couples that want phone. to meet you. I thought we could dance. Bridge table for the hopeless addicts. Something to eat later. Im depending on you. I'll be there. Thanks. Dale no sooner had hung up than he wondered if it would be possible for him to call for Lee the night of the party. He would find out before someone else beat him to it Im sorry, but I cant say yes, Lee told him readily when he dropped in to call and proffer his request Evelyn has arranged for my escort. Its a quaint custom we have here. Pliny Morehead is the victim. One of the stand-bys- . Hes a nice boy. Youll like him. I dont like his name. And I shant like him. Dale wished afterwards that he had taken advantage of the occasion to inquire what this Pliny person and the other males would wear. Evelyn had called it an informal affair, but he didnt feel sure. He finally elected to wear a dinner jacket I was beginning to worry about you, Evelyn told him when she Youve greeted him in the halL been very neglectful of me, too. But you do look nice, she added graciously, eyeing his slender figclothes. ure and So do you, he replied with a little bow. Gorgeous. Come in and meet the crowd. There was but one name that impressed itself on Dales memory. Pliny Morehead. A portly youth with thinning blond hair and pale eyes. And here is an old friend of yours, Mr. Farwell. Lees brown eyes smiling up from the depths of a big chair. Lee in a little russet dress that matched her hair. Russet slippers. She looked sweet. Of course, How are you, Miss Brady? Very well, Mr. Farwell. Im delighted to meet you again. Later, the rugs were rolled back and the broadcasting stations searched for dance music. I didnt know it, Dale remarked complacently, but Ive been wanting to dance with you all my life. Go on. Thats very pretty. Thanks. Thats another thing Ive been wanting to tell you. You look very sweet. Its your dress, I think. You make me think of an autumn leaf. In the sere and yellow, you mean. That's very candid but not comforting. Dont you know you should be dancing this with your hostess? Shes bridging. I dont play and I wont be a kibitzer." Then you should be paying more attention to some of these nice girls. Remember I have to go on living here. This is the fourth time you've danced with me." well-tailore- d only the fifth. And I still don't like Pliny. "Maybe I do. Evelyn soon found a substitute for her place in the bridge game and appropriated her guest of honor It's for the remainder of the evening. "Stay for a little while and talk, re Bold. I she commanded when the others had to amu Some Youre supway until you can made ready to leave. to tell me that youve had a posed 1 had to call you up. pleasant evening, you know. a 't. I dont blame you a Of course I did. Marvelous, thank you, Dale said politely. "Are you sure you mean me? Not Rowing dusky in the room fe v,as low. But Dale Lee? Town eyes were "You. laughing After all, you I didnt know. he j encouraged. "What didn't seem able to tear yourself "king about now? aviay from her, until I helped. She 1 But you needn't have is sweet. hadnt why you 3 Oe a minister like made it quite so obvious, do you your d he Evelyn smiled sweetly. rpending all your think? .S wdds around "And how about some golf tomorPking e hainnier, scaring all row, if it's clear. We haven't been 5 . V stuiI- and ndi-rin- g - Ive been checki out to the country club for ages, you know. Or had you noticed? Im not sure that I can. Do you mind if I call you later Dale glanced at the distant hall clock today? "Never mind. Some other time will do . . . After you get caught up with your work. Dale extinguished his cigarette 1 must be and rose to his feet. going, he said shortly. His sense of irritation persisted as he strode through the dark streets. Perhaps he had devoted himself to Lee rather too conspicuBut what of it? She had ously. tried to tell him the same thing. In a tactful way, though. She was like that Sweet. That word always came to him when he thought of her. Too bad if he had hurt Evelyn's feelings. Funny . . . about women. When he reached the parsonage. Dale was surprised to catch the faint notes of the piano. His father was playing. The one lighted lamp brought out Farwells rugged features in bold relief. His chin was sunk on his breast The dark eyes were half closed. From the keys came the s stately solemn strains of good-nature- d Tschai-kowsky- Andante. Dale caught his breath sharply. He moved on tiptoe towards the foot of the stairs. Dale! Yes, Father. Where have you been? Miss Marblestone had a few people in tonight. She asked me over. I have not heard you say anything recently about going back to the university. Have you changed your plans? Revolution. If only Jhey could tell us what they have seen. What stories! I suppose they could, Lee admitted. A few moments later, she turned the car about on the summit of a small elevation and shut off the motor. For a little time she settled back in her corner of the seat watching her companion. He was staring dreamily at the scene below, apparently lost in his historical reflections. I am still here, Lee suggested hopefully. Oh! Im sorry, Lady Lee. But I cant very well help it And why that name? I meant I was sorry if I seemed to be wool gathering. And I think the name suits you. Do you know youre funny, Dale? Ive never known anyone just like you. Its almost as if youd forgotten to quite grow up. It makes me wish I had known you when you were a small boy. "Im not so sure what I was like. But I know that everything would have been altogether different if we could have had . . . Elaine. she repeated hesitatiElaine? ngly. My mother. You see, I can't quite remember her. I wish I could. So do I, Dale. Will you tell me something about her. Dale? Unless youd rather not." In answer he fumbled a worn wallet from his pocket Out came a small leather case. In the case was a photograph. That was Elaine. Dalel How very lovely! Lee exclaimed softly, studying the picture. Then she murmured, as if to herself: Lily Maid of Astolat Dale caught his breath sharply. You thought of it too! She has always been that to me, Dale Ever since I was old reflected. enough for my father to tell me about her. I have wondered sometimes that he didnt object to my calling her Elaine instead of mother. But he never did. He was the one who sent me to Arthur's court in the first place. What do you mean? Well, you see, father looked after most of my early education. And he used to read to me by the hour. I became a disciple of old Malory when I was pretty smalL Rather a rabid one, as I think about it now." You mean you liked stories of knights? Chivalry? I understand ... ... Undermines Health, Poisons the Soul and Destroys Our Happiness To learn the lessons that life would each, to profit by them, to be made finer as a personality, to be made perfect by suffering that is what it is to turn life into an experience of writes Winfred genuine value, Forum. breaks down the mind, poisons the soul, undermines the health of the body, prevents rightful relations with other people, and destroys the happiness both of the individual who permits it to take hold of him and of those who have to live with him. There is perhaps no more disintegrating emotion to be found in the whole roster. Many a case that comes to a doctor in the guise of physical breakdown is primarily little more than a surrender of the spirit. In cases in which some specific malady is actually present, it can be the attitude of the spirit that keeps the malady dominant and makes it worse. That is why there is a mental aspect of medicine and why it is being increasingly recognized and included In the treatment of sickness. It seems a bit surpris ng that it Rhoades Self-pit- y in Meant by Homemaker's Chart or Checking Nutritional Balance a balanced diet PLANNING to be a puzzle ii you send tor the Homemakers Chart tor Checking Nutritional Balance, offered tree, by C. Houston Goudisa. It lists the foods and the standard amounts that should be included in the daily diet, and includes skeleton menus tor break fast, dinner and lunch or supper, to guide you In selecting the proper foods in each classification. A postcard la sufficent to bring you this valuable aid to good menu planning. Just ask of the Well, not exactly. To tell you the truth, Father, Ive been thinking about the finances. After the first of the year, Ill be making my expenses there and a little more. Then I want to find a real job. In the meantime . . And in the meantime? I can carry on a good deal of my work here by myself. Ive been a rather steady drain on you the past few years. And what I have left of my own money will last me longer here. Unless youre thinking of raising my board. He smiled a little at his suggestion. Finances need not enter into your decision, his father reminded gravely. "You mean . . . you think I should go back? You will have to settle the mat- that ter In your own way. Farwell rose Perhaps. I think most boys get to his feet It is late. Good night the fever at one time or another. I I always had went to extremes. Lee drove to Dales house one the house littered up trying to make day. I thought maybe you would armor out of pasteboard and tin like to ride, she said when he ran cans. I was forever playing at beout in answer to the honking of ing a knight It was a good thing, If youre not in one way. I developed a regular her motor horn Dale too busy, and if there is any of the mania for physical culture. country around here you havent smiled to himself. I know I used my desire for deeds of prowess to get explored. he into scraps with the other kids. Sure, Id like to! Only Im Young Galahad." glanced down at his jersey. That was the general idea. By not dressed exactly. Of course you are. Look at me. way of squaring myself, I would I have been. Dale already was stand in front of Elaines picture Lets go. and tell her how I had ridden out opening the car door. All right I'll fool you. Ive with her scarf on my lance that brushing up on my history so that I sort of thing." I thought it was something like could talk intelligently to you when How would you that. Lee nodded wisely. It exI had the chance. like to cover the retreat of the hos- plains you. But it makes me want tile British nation? Over to Staten. to ask you about other things. Such as? I mean. Well, your father. I feel it ev"Great! Is it very far? Not with me at the wheel. ery time I look at him. Its someTheres a small ferry over to the thing in his eyes, I think. I cant He island that runs every so often." explain it very well, but Dale entered wholeheartedly into was very devoted to your mother, the excursion.' And will you look wasnt he? "Yes. at the old houses scattered along I was sure. He carries her here! was his delighted exclamation as they followed the road along scarf, too. Perhaps I shouldnt say Staten Islands northern rim. "They that. (TO DE COWIMED) must have been standing at the time Self-Pit- y Authority a7t eei RECT NUTRITION WNU Service. the birds away. It seems such a waste of time. They both laughed. Its my turn now, Dale warned. What are you planning to make of yourself when you finish college? Lee reflected seriously, Well, there are two answers. Both of them are teaching school. Im too dumb to have a career. What else? Get married. Im predicting. You wont have a chance to teach long." Thats the most comforting thing Ive been told in a long time. They still were chatting animatedly when Cassius Brady found them upon his return from his of- Is Noted Food Describes How to Construct a Balanced Diet, So Essential to Maintain Optimal Health By C. HOUSTON GOUDISS 6 East 39th St., New York City. a summons to the dinner table means TO more than a chance to satisfy hunger. To others, it represents an opportunity to gratify the palate, sometimes to the extent of overtaxing the digestive system. SOME families, Neither of these extremes fulfills the true function of food, which is to provide adequately but not to excess, for groivth, maintenance and repair of the body. Q hydrate. Or it may be that while Food May Fail to Feed you understand the difference, you You can satisfy hunger without do not know what quantities providing correct nutrition. You should be included in the diet each can partake of deli- day. To simplify your task of serving cious-tasting foods balanced menus at every meal, to the point of with- have prepared a Homemakers out meeting bodily Chart for Checking Nutritional In convenient chart Balance. requirements. The mere spend- form, it shows what foods should ing of money will be included in the diet every day not insure good nu- and gives the standard amount for each food. There are also skeleexfor trition, tremely poor diets ton menus outlined by food toclassiplan can be found in fications, which enable you households where balanced menus for every meal the income is large by making a choice from each and the food budget is ample. group of required foods. I urge every homemaker to What counts is learning to provide the right foods in the correct pro- write for this chart and use it portions. The return in health will daily. Then you wont make such be more than worth the invest- common mistakes as serving ment of effort in acquiring this dried legume as a vegetable at a meal in which meat is used, which knowledge. tends to concentrate too much protein in one meal; or choosing A Balanced Diet dessert following a main Science has discovered what foods are necessary to help build course that is overly rich in carbo. top health and keep us 100 per hydrates. cent fit. The amount of food re60 Per Cent Carbohydrate quired by a man for a days work can be accurately determined. We Carbohydrates should form at know that a specific disease may least 60 per cent of the supply of be produced by one diet and cured food fuel. Rarely are menus deby another; that growth can be ficient in carbohydrates, because influenced through changes in the they are so widely distributed in quality of the dietary; that old such common foods as cereals, age may be deferred by choosing bread, potatoes, macaroni prodthe food with care. ucts, sweets, and sweet fruits and We know that the body is a vegetables, such as oranges, working machine which never grapes, apples and peas. stops but may slow down or get Fats should supply about 20 per out of order unless the daily diet cent of the caloric content of the includes every element, every diet. They are obtained from butmineral, every vitamin needed to ter, margarine, cream, egg yolk, maintain health and avoid the de- salad dressings, vegetable oils and ficiency diseases. the fat of meats. A protein food should be providSeven Essentials ed at each meal. Meat, poultry, There are seven factors to be fish, eggs, cheese, milk and most considered in planning a balanced nuts supply complete protein. Cediet. Protein for building body reals and legumes furnish incomtissue and repairing the millions plete protein which may be supof cells that are worn out daily. plemented by the complete proCarbohydrates to produce quick tein of milk. heat and energy. Fats a more The Protective Foods compact form of fuel, which are also essential in a satisfactory It is essential that the diet diet. Minerals which serve both should contain an abundance of as builders and regulators of body minerals and vitamins which are processes. The six vitamins, A, furnished by the protective foods B, C, D, E and G, that also act milk, eggs, fruits and vegetables. as regulators and prevent a number of deficiency diseases. Water which serves as a vehicle by which food is carried to the tissues. And cellulose or bulk required for the normal functioning of the intestinal tract. 'T'WO of the most important things for midsummer are: a Danger in Omiiting One sleeveless dress of the most casFood Substance ual sort for sports and daytime, The homemaker who fails to and a cool dress with cape or take every one of these factors to wear on the street and jacket, is into consideration depriving for afternoons. The two here sug her husband of the opportunity to develop his greatest efficiency. Moreover, she may be robbing her children of their birthright. During every day of childhood, the body is being built, and defects in body structure are likely to arise if the child is improperly nourished. It is then that disease and disability make their appearance as a result of faulty nutrition. How tragic to deprive the young body of substances so necessary to its over-indulgen- ce too-heav- y -- well being. How to Check the Diet for Balance has taken the medical profession so long to realize that, when a man Is Perhaps you are like the homemakers who tell me that they do sick, the whole man needs treatment. Not merely his stomach or not know a protein from a carbo- his circulator? system need attention, but also the part of him that thinks and feels and wills, that defiot ikii 7t ee sires and schemes and makes efforts, that feels disappointment and resentment and humiliation. BIcod-BuildinDi tj Men and women are something more than physical and chemical Including Lists oi organisms needing to be toned up or put in repair. They are even Foods Rich in Iron more than harassed smugglers needing help in the finding of jobs or the and Copper composition of family difficulties. But Invited to They may need medicine. READERS are a free bulletin certainty they need insight and vision. containing a list ol foods rich in iron and a list olthose rich in Alcoholic Perfumes copper. Also included are samAlcoholic perfumes are supposed ple menus showing how to plan to have been first made in the Foura balanced diet containing teenth century. The first of which generous amounts of foods rich minthere is record was Hungary water, in those a erals. Send your request distilled from rosemary in 1C70 by Queen Elizabeth of Hungary, who postcard will do toC. Houston Goudiss, 6 East 20th Street, got the recipe from a hermit, nne New York City. by the me cf it is said to have pre served her beauty to old age. Send it blood-buildin- rp3 for the Nutrition Chart. Address C. Houston Goudiss, 6 East 39th St, New York City Cellulose or bulk is obtained from fruits, vegetables and whole grain cereals. Water comes from juicy fruits, succulent vegetables, milk and other beverages, as well as the water that is consumed as a beverage. To provide adequate amounts of the seven food essentials at every meal to avoid the mistake of serving too much of one type of food and too little of another should be the worthy aim of every homemaker. You will find the task considerably easier if you send for the Homemakers Chart. Tack it up in your kitchen or in the room where you plan your menus, and use it to check the nutritional balance of every meal you prepare. If you faithfully follow the food program outlined in the chart, you will help to assure your family of correct nutrition. This is the most priceless gift you could bestow upon them. For nutrition Is the architect that draws the plans of human destiny. In providing the right foods, you lay a firm foundation for health on which to rear a life of happiness and Mrs. F. C. T. Dried fig3 contain from 60 to 70 per cent sugar and 4 to 5 per cent protein. They are a fine energy food. Mrs. G. L. There is evidence that a lack of vitamin A more quickly affects the eyes of children than adults. However, both children and adults require generous amounts of this vitamin to help maintain healthy eyes. A shortage may affect the tear glands causing a failure of secretion and dryness. The membrane becomes sensitive and inflamed, and the lids may swell. Mrs. A. G. Prunes are a fine natural laxative food for those in normal health. They furnish vitamins A, B and G. But they must not replace oranges or tomatoes as they do not supply vitamin C. A. F. B. When thorough chewing is impossible', food can be finely minced or put through a sieve, to make it easily digestible. WNU C. Houston Goudiss 193S 18 linen, seersucker or gingham, it will look and feel so cool and fresh! Perfectly straight and plain, it has darts at the waistline to make it fit with becoming slimness. This is a diagram pattern practically nothing to make! In just a few hours youll have it all ready to button on at your shoulders. Afternoon Cape Ensemble. With or without the cape, this dress with lifted waistline to flatten the midriff, is a charming, slenderizing style. The cape is a darling puffed high at the shoulders, and made with arm slits so that it wont be always slipping off your shoulders. Make this design in georgette, chiffon, linen, or in a pretty combination of plain or printed silk, and youll have a very distinguished, expensive-lookin- g ensemble. The Patterns. Pattern No. 1341 is designed for sizes 14, 16, 13, 20; 40 and 42. Size 16 requires 3r:!t yards of 30 inch material for the dress; 2V for the cape; to line cape, 2!i yards. Pattern No. 1546 is designed for sizes 12, 14, 16, 33, 20; 40 and 42. Size 14 requires 3 yards of 35 inch material. 32 yards bias binding to trim as pictured. Send your order to The Sewing gested represent the very best of Circle Pattern Dept., 149 New these types. Make them yourself, Montgomery Ave., San Francisco, in fabrics and colors of your own Calif. Patterns 15 cents (in coins) choosing, and rejoice in the knowl- each. Bell Syndicate. WNU Service, edge that you have some very individual new clothes, and got them very economically Each pattern includes a detailed sew chart. Sleeveless Sports Frock. Even if you never take a tennis racquet in your hand, you'll enjoy having this cool, classic dress fur In pique, summer daytimes. I mmm it BOYS 6 iRLS AVIATION 1 YQiif? |