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l Alma shook her head. "No," she

I said, “it wouldn't work. I couldn't kecp late hours dancing and play-

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. time-clock at eight in the morning without suffering for it. I'd love to gad a little, but my Job comes first."

“You're hopeless!" Caroline grin- ned amiabiy. “But I love you for it.

IAnd I hope you climb all the way to the top!"

The weeks melted into months. Aunt Harriet had gone abroad for the winter, taking Lawson Whit- taker, who was still ailing, with her.

lThe winter passed and AIma. PTO- gressed with amazing rapidity.

By the time she had been with the mill for eight months, she had gained four increases in pay, had ﬁnally been promoted to assistant to the dye chemist, and now worked in the mill laboratory. Meanwhile, the "ideas" that she had had in the back of her head had proven to bc more than hazy notions and had crystallized into one. deﬁnite line oi experimentation on which Shl npent all of her spare time.

It had started, one day, when she had hit upon something by ac- cident. After iurthcr experimenting. she had become convinced that shc was possibly on the verge of a valu- l able discovery in dye chemistry. Slic | had gone to Mr. Garrett, had told him of her idea. and had been Ell-l coiiragcd by him to go ahead Wlllli

.licr research, though he had torn, distinctly skeptical.

From that time on, she had spent every free moment she couid ixrcnch out of her schedule putiering around the laboratory, working dog- gedly iii licr theory. Occasionally. l Mr. Garrett had come into ihc lab- oratory to sce how she was getting along, and had bccome more imd more intercstcil each time, lilllll. ﬁnally, he was frankly excited over

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--you'll be famous. . . touch with a chemical engineer at cutt- -— get him here 1110110118! II his tests corroborate yours, we'll take steps, immediately, toward patenting the formula!"

wllh excitement as she left the mill and walked through the dusk.

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Britoligln Court

is CLllVCllﬁd once in a generation and which goes bark 700 years in history sat Wednesday amid mum pagcmliry and decided

and who should hold the golden spurs at the coronation of King Ezlivard VIII next May 12

tllc experiment.

"Boy!" he had muttered one day. "If this should by a million to one chance click, would we have some- thing. It would revolutionize dye chemistry." l-le had paused. and thcn said, "I hope you haven't talk- ed much about this around the mill. Miss Whittaker. If this thing should work out. it would be best not to hare it nolsed around until we could safeguard the formula with a. pat- cut."

However, though Alma had been very quiet about her work, and though no one except the dye chem- ist. Bill Sands and Mr. Garret knew exactly what she was working oin, a rumor had spread through the mill that something important was afoot.

It was late one afternoon in March that Alma completed her ﬁnal experiment and, jubilant over its success, summoned Mr. Garrett to the laboratory to witness the test of her perfected formula, and to see the proof that her theory was practical.

"L-caift-believe it," he said slowly, when the test was wer. "Why. this wUi make us a fortune . I‘ll get in

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He hurried away. _ Alina slipped into her leather [JCROI and pulled her beret over her guarantee. bl'1(‘f bob. Her eyes were blazing

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cd close to him. Sig Borndlke

(To Be Continued.)

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The Court of Claims, headed by father of Edward VH1‘

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Sir Henry Wood has already rc-

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traiiss was a guest at thc Royal i Academy and actually conducted the students ill his own composition. Dr. Marchant in Strauss to thc stiiclcnts called him ‘ "the greatest living musician in the world today.“

Miss Logan is also playing in the v Iondon Senior Orchestra which is

November 3rd Richard

introducing Dr.

thc Lord Chief Justice, Lord. Hewart in full-bottomed wig and attended by the Duke of Norfolk in his capacity as Earl Marshal and by Lord CPOIIIPI‘ as Lord Chamberlain in full court dress, heard expensive- ly rcliiincd counsel cite family trees from the thirteenth century down- wand iii support of their clients‘ rights to perform officcs of long

(mp ‘c311 Pam-l, mid lTIIIIPIS. irnnicti or ilnframvil. nuilic ditiuiflvil lls W011 ' liionalilc dccorolious for tht

trig was referred "for the pleasure of the King." This decision will make it somewhat difficult for thc King, who must determine how seven persons can carry two spurs, be the spurs never so great and golden. It is thought likely that four of the certified claimants who are women-to wit, the countess of boudoun, Viscountess St. Davids.

England.

Henry James Sri'y'irll;l?0l1l‘-\V'3\l- dcrburil, who ill scmi-piiliilc life is Member of Ptlrliiliiiriit for Rrliircii’ made his bid for fiil public rcctiil" nltion as hcrcdiinijv stiiuﬂaril- bearer for Scotland. He had ilio easiest time of all.

“Are you thc grinulsoii of the late

Nccdloiwomcn throughout the rises have alyvays rccordcd the grcﬂl crcnls of history in embroidery. mid Art NOI.‘(II(‘\\‘OI'IC Indil trics have worked out a large number of de- ,_

‘lions 1m- Coionatfon tapestries.

l Such a work as the Bayrux

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ed by a yard-square diagram, fought for the right of Lord Hastings to carry thc great spurs. This fight hos bccii going on down the cent- uries. amounting almost to a blood feud lic wccn the descendants of

"I am,“ replicd thc claimant. | from an Empire point o view won d "There will be thc some oiidcr an 1 hidccd be a lnstﬁng 11ml "949 on previous occasions," Liioneil thv I po session, and such a chaniw fmm Lord Chief Justice, IJOV-lllg! s0 low l_-.~[1)q1 wps, to Henry James sclylnavoilr-\Vcd- ‘ The first tliini: to do

ed by on that account. Women nev- er have had much part in corona- tion proceedings. The choice will theu lie between Lord Hastings. Lord Churston and J. L. W. But- ler-Bowden.

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represented now by the Hastingses and Grey do Ruthvens, have ram-

inq who have been certified as com- potent to perform the feudal serv- ice of carrying the spurs.

solemnly conferred and decided that Lord Hastings has proved his right and he was certified as the seventh competent person. This was a mar» ter for great satisfaction to friends and adherents of Lord Hastings, w whose father the right to carry the

led until there are six persons liv- the King on his left side. What to

Wednesday the Court of Claims privilege or beams n “no” over canopy.

ted himself o. alight smile when counsel, in running down a family

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tree, coughed discreetly and sold:

"I fancy we have run into a bar sinister somewhere here."

Another matter which was refer- red to a later time was the claim of “the Honorable the King's Champion.” The King's champion until the time of George IV rode, clanking in full armor, into the

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This has been the hereditary priv- ilege of the Dymoke family through

* 1'"""'" an unbroken line since the four- c§=':i.i¥;'-Il7 “km t: teenth century. The present claim- 9 ant. Prank Dynioke, is making his

of Newcastle had the hereditary right to provide a. glove for the King's right hand. and that the Bishop of Durham could , IHPDOY!

do with the Barons of the Ctnque Ports, who always have had the

the King. was another poser, now that there is not going to be any

Even the 1on1 Chancellor permit-

symbol of his office its Lord High Steward of Irclniid, aid for the Lord High Mayor of Lox Ion to at~ tend and bczlr a crystal mace, The Dean and chapter of Westminster- also had their claims zillmvvd t» instruct His Mujcstsy iii the rites. and ceremonies of coronation and to retain the robes and ornaments oi the occasion.

The oourt will sit further with ll full list of claims from the top- most on down to those of thc mail I whose ancestor Ilcld the right oi making "a moss of dillcgrout“ for‘ the coronation bailqilct.

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