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. peculiar air of myste and sclf- ‘Well, Del. . . ." your judgment in me mauen what dgfou uiificiency. Angela W I “Del. . . what A charming,‘

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low, I M gunk? Suddenly laid‘ ——-—— I Yields 1101 for the worthless M0550” ‘‘.‘‘'‘°‘‘3L"S : ___ down her cm; and said: ‘M’-““"" I Goooxur nurransooron I 25 5 m.. 11.75 mczz dmm._ . Bfldfs are wearing bracelets of I A . I mink the only christian and generous. ..Edmce, ).Ou~ve hm experienoel Angela laughed. I ____ Berlin But the bold and honest fellow, “amral °”"’3‘3 b1°55°m “I'° ma“? I Md humane thing that you can do is to accept the chud and do an may in these matters . . ." "1 5”°"1d “file °"'PI‘1“°d' Th“: '.'¥.vo and one-half cups powdered‘ 8:90 p. in. -0.-oimzn Master: ' He Mn 51”” ‘md smnd 31°“: the Wreath wmch has ”"L',"“ I you can to atone to him for his unfortunate birth. Don't leave him to '0“ d°c5 lean‘ - - -H I was 3' Joke we hid‘ we used to “PI ‘DEBTS 1 0811 C°C0m1’-Z 4 i«8b195i>°°“5 A Concert of Light Music DJI) .’_» Spurn the kiizive of every nation, ‘°f "19 5”“ fi°W"5 attached 1'" my alone we price of his parents, Sm. Help mm by giving mm yam .-Then mu me,” Commued Ans- vent nicknames farqone another. [m|.V_er_ 25 4 m” 11 77 men '1 Always do the best yoil can. V name and mmwmg about ms shoulders the cloak of your respecmbllm. 1-la, taking no notice of the intel'- Ill U19 N3'~I°n31 G8-1'€l'¥. We cm: ‘ I21”, sugar in iron skillet and. (‘.ar.1ia.i 4 And l’l()‘n1.l(l'.‘l‘ what your slmlnn l’”‘31‘"'-D “EDDWG ":"“‘~ I Save him as faras you can from the cruel fate that makes the lot of tilt‘ ,“”’“°"' "10"" 5’°“ ‘MW’ 1“ “E591 "3 “W the I‘'‘°I''''”5 "5 friends‘ fl‘-lice Over WW flame» slinlns con-I 9:15 p. in. —-Dance Music. .1 Hold Wm. mm up “kc a ,.,,,,-,1 l.ondon.—Pleated tulle is being I megmmme child one of the most “theme on earLh'God knows the pool. V iiistanoes. the wife has just as‘ and among many friend; we madedmmlyy “mu sugar is melted and : Yvzml 51;, m” 5 3 meg "mom ‘he old scrap B°°k used In new bridal Veus little fellow will have handicaps enough without having the ostracisin of ‘ "mch “gm 55 ‘he h“5'°'“1d - - -" I 3 “‘wm"‘°' Tm‘ W” ' Ia °r"si.rfi.W-<‘0l0i‘8d- Add bum!‘ and ¢°°°' I‘°“d°“ _ -—T,—l;L—A‘:"T7[J;,' ms mhe,-S mmuy added ,0 them. ‘ “Angela." said Mrs. Frayne, “you; wonderful madonna by Andre“ “°’Inut. Pour into slightly-greased 10:15 is. m —The 330 Dame TE.-\ ST.~\l.\S 105 or course, when Darents are confronted with their sons child, who have uunrecin-‘ed something that ii 53"“ 5”“ ”°°‘‘“s° "“d’“ dellfl x s x 2 inches. Mn into squaresi 0'°“°5G’°gb 25-; 5‘;‘"meg‘‘ 7“ | meg, . mo. -

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A volume of Elizabethan plays. z

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one of which had been given up 85 lost as no trace of it had been

soak the sthiiicd p.ll‘[ for an hour fheard of since the elgmecngh can-

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When in doubt. it is best to say noth.1i_a

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tury. has been discovered by Pro- fessor B. Ivor Evans. of Queen

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don

The discovery was made in Cole- ortxm Hall. Leicestcrshire.

The "lost" play. which was print- ed in 1673. is by Thomas Garter. It deals with the story of Susanna find how she was tempted by the Elders a theme taken from the iipocryplial chapters of the Book of Daniel.

The conference discussed prob- lems associated with the provision of community centres in new holis- ing estates

Miss .l Lacey of the Vallence ' "Mothers mine along and talk about their girl's love affairs and fathers want to know where their boys were at it ccrtnin time on a given night.

"And then the young man of 25 will bring ‘in his new girl friend to join the club. ' ‘

“But we find," added Miss Lacey.

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in n'f‘(I'.ll'I ushat you cannot buy

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"‘ DWI’! D OF FOR £593 Ollf‘ of the ff!-f‘llr.'lllS":t'I0l)(‘ marbles.

flCqll.l"‘rI liv Mr‘ fll'\i Lord M'r*l-rhcif.

for £4,300 :- the rli<p'l'.=rll of tlint crlllcclloii M C.‘ill'~f'.i’!'S in July. 191 the same rnwm. _ 3.08 lfls, the succc h~lll<.,v Mr Per-

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ins of the last century . k F‘nurt.l1 (‘mntlirv B '.\"“‘l“lll'lll\hl)l. nltlioilszh modern plnro if in the T‘ \K' ril'2::nnl1y

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in —because she thinks she may lose him.

“We smiied a dressmaking class. but the girls wzilkcd out be- cause Lliey did not want their mothers about while they were

. mn king their own dresses "

She urged that in extending community centres, provision should be made for all types and fl_£ZF'S

'"TilI'\’»(" who want culture will find 1: :l get it. But if you are not no _ to pcrrnlt dancing you will keep out thousands of young people. who are the fathers and mothers of the future

“My c-xperience is they will soon take an interest in more important things." concluded Miss Lacey.

NAME OF SOCIAL CLUB HAD

TO BE (‘IIANGED QUICKLY

How the mime of it .<i'l(’lfll club for women and girls started on A new housing: estate. had to be changed because it \\'.’ls found im- fathers.

upon the mother. They are sure that she is wholly at fault and (hat she °Xl’°“°“°e 1° Grasp‘ If fmly Y0“, ~"°” k"°w' my dear Ed,mee',°"I'am: I is a vile creature without virtue or honesty who has lured their boy from I Could hzwe “med We Wb-'5‘5- 55 55, I3’ knawi I figuegommn sit; the strait and narrow path. Sometimes this is true. Often it is not. very We”: PW“ 335°“ and WM Vfln-ed "° "um 9' d to “ he’ “S. often the child's mother is, in reality. ii girl of good principles, one who I ‘B1913 “.°£na'n' 1" w°“Id _ ha“ been I was so “am, m°I °°mm_I pure in heart, but. who has been swept away from her moorings on aI “°“‘l‘“° 95‘ W3)’ 0!’ ‘bringing both the faul-fsshphilll ‘De-I 5°31“ I wasl tidal wave of passion that she lacked the strength to resist. I? L “"3 IE0 the“ senses‘ But‘ _”“' I “ed. to “"1 Id to }'‘.m .De] 5‘ Such appears to be the case of your son‘s siveefvhear-t. Evidently she; '5” ”““L°3vV my C1931‘. 111088 things I°“”“-a't5'°;‘i :3 back‘ now,’ and; has nobility of soul and character that makes her accept the respciisl— nf’ 3~I““Y5 °°“V9"1e“t 01' l>05- I I00 13 em ° 1 a !'eu_eMl bility for her wrong doing. or else. like so many others girls in such a. bluigd h ‘shwed m tum pwblonnb 3' H F hel desperate plight as she was, she would have deserted her babe at birth , \ hw 3’ 5h°“Id YOU be 59 09!“ W°“1d “*9 -Immuut hi mu‘ and given it for adoption. But she did not do this. she kept the child. laugh‘ it they are lm-possihe for continued fa d m oe and Sid ‘I- though it was her badge of shame. She bravely shouldered the burden I mi” Then he i-urge fill do m E -m_ of supporting it, though it held her back at every step. No basically 5- Fray” Stirred deufliiely in W111 3° °“- 1 ymfuw e immoi-nl woman does this. No light woman. Only a saddened, sobered °h31’- The fl5h”Wa-9 F15lll8- V°“T- M3"? 319- t ted The de_ girl who stumbled cfl of the straight. and narrow path, but who has W“; “m "'35 °9"”““v 51“ an-5W9l\’d. -M’5- Fmyne '5 35° ' Mme climbed back on it through repentance and tears. 9' h°“°y°d Smue thfft had be‘ “°“°m°m' of the 3 W vs a}'m.5e11I I think if you accept this child and his mother you will make not :‘:mfn,k;‘°W7‘ Wd T931‘-‘d. as a. mat- mbrulpt. But she recove I only a great and generous gesture but that you will do the thing that ' “V my dear. I hid &1'Wal's Ellfllfih W 5“Y~ N U M Gab] will do more than anything else to bring Peace and comfort to your own “’°:I‘der°d “ll” 3 WOYH-En '0! your A Dl’°P°-“1 1“ ‘mi align“ ‘me . hearts and to assuage your grief for your boy. For remember that he "3 °“b"’d °I“‘““‘n°i d°”‘- mm" '9”! My dear A"3°,fi’ d qB0_l sinned as well as the girl, and you will be paying his scores against mp‘ mf:“h3d been COHWIC 30 P951: l‘°'mfin“°—5P‘’°°Imv “:9 ‘W0 9 ou, society. against the girl, against the child as far as they can be paid 35 ‘I5 d‘’‘‘’ In “ blaze 0! 1“-‘fleciw llemfh 1/°l-1 k“°W- 13“ ° ‘;‘°““£5emy5t. in this world. Certainly you can erect no more beautifull a£dh;endui;n'g £°:m§;°:vyh'en5“’°IY _t_'h°"° “V9 been gIa‘:Iv‘;‘be’:‘t‘:’dr:"a}‘dI;"u;y"r:;"lI:c‘ut u .. monument to your son's memory than forgiveness and he p s s-w - u H - - - " ‘ n U ' ' ', heart and his boy_ is Angela. laughed, there ‘No, replied Angela. Idlgléilfitlv As for what people will think of you if you recognize a situation that , ""9: ‘Fe Wm be tl-m¢5- 311% 15 mfini’ mm-am “' “'35 n m '1 all know exists, they could only think one thing. That. you have been big 3') eve’ P0351“? W 80 bimk. I mean telling him, You see, he was v enough and brave enough and wise enough to do a very Chrlst—like _,7;°“l’I'”-'€ “"19 - » Whale ~ - ." H in all WWW1 "we 5’“*°° “V” ‘ re? - thing. For when they would have stoned the Magdalene, Christ stooped h if-ii. fine. wwle-is rapture. iauran} in S0110 and, I gmpy; and wrote in the dust and said: “He that is without sin, let him throw ”;,W‘di?d Mm F'N3me- wuldni we “W I °°‘;1d “B “Y; the first stone at her." somebbmg M the 9°53 help 00 mm I’ are’ Wm as DEAR DOROTHY DIX—I have a. friend who is a good woman, but 0*‘? I elfiimln '0 you? . . . " . . as . . . Mrs. Del.‘ I me she has 8. son she is mining and who will break her heart, later on un— 1”’ me help X°“- my d9“'- 000°C‘ Qlme 5-Partv my d‘3‘“'h mmh 1 less she can be stopped from treating him as she does. She has worshiped M'5- Fmynev were W35 5301419’ lltwl‘ lmP°55“9u"'Y °‘ t e W :0’ him so that he thinks he is the most important person in the world. she ma“ 1“, Your m"~ 0" _P¢l‘hflD5. “ling 1 Wm 53)’ ‘_"3‘I-5 f°’ '"“°“' c has spoiled him until he is so selfish that he thinks every wish must mfre ““‘I} 15 5°m_°fm° 0159- ' 1135 9-1W“Y5 - - - ‘ be granted immediately. she manages all of his affairs. follows him on "I don‘ k""W' "Emu-ly. But Jasonvdldnt come the telephone so she knows his whereabouts every minute, acts as his ‘ kmm‘ 5“-”‘1Yv anyfrhine 01 this alone 101' B 10112’ will e. Dial we: valet when he dresses, waits up and tucks him in bed. The boy is n we dsgfgtsdfzi ;"°w::1 ‘lltlcrlllllifg glggdfluély .ui>:0iu;°;ee8tl¥;1’g: 9:: ‘ good-locking husky chap, intelligent, and has an especially nice per- ‘ ' ‘ ' _ be“ ,'i sonality, but he knows how to do no work. ca.n‘i. keep a. job. and now (Ij‘”d3' Holmmg M’ °m1°1"5l‘b1Y- F“ 3' I5" dayslhe w$:Id“k:’_ that he is facing the world it is kicking under him and he is going to 9“. am ,‘}"‘“‘°d °’ « ‘‘'“‘’e and 999“ W me and when 53" dm dj pieces. Is there any way that you can suggest to make his mother realize °°m“‘”I“g' the Gallery he turned aroun B-ll