Navasota Daily Examiner (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 250, Ed. 1 Wednesday, December 5, 1934 Page: 3 of 4
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CHAPTER XI
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Calling Cards
or Personal
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, "But,
Escape from the don’t-know-what-to-give
bugaboo! Just bring in your gift list today.
And almost before you can say "Santa
Claus" you'll have half those wide-open
spaces filled in.
Come see us today . . . and save wear and
tear on your shopping-weary feet!
Fruit
hen oho
anyway."
"You don’t have to
me, Kelly. I'm just t
ders."
any man's language
me, gets a chance to
het He's allowed
They eat down at the
far end of the fre-
escape whispering so
that no one should
hear them.
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face flushed
Houston Symphony
Orchestra Give
Concert Dec. 10
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door caused her
Jimmie Downey
and utood up.
foot and faced
Stationery for
HER
**I mean it.
Larry!"
“But —but I
got to play.
Pop's depending
on me. We might
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so quickly that it was almost a
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and
they
FORGOTTEN MAN — To three University of Pennsylvania
seniors, John Nance Gamer, above. Vice President of the
United States and President of the Senate, is evidently the coun-
try’s leading “forgotten man.” Though they were honorary
scholastic members, one senior said the Vice President “might
be a guy named Robinson.” The others were vague.
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nal rap on the outer door
to open it hurriedly . —
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get sore at
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at do you say, Moorer"
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right. 8uzarf"
raa just gonna say," replied
Kane. "I’ll play if Larry
ran ad toe tooth-
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Athha"hthjouh"dt
Clark’s stare at his defiant
or began to soften
say I can’t pitch Larry, eh?
He placed his arm gently
Frances. "Does that njean
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him in here. will you—him
•P" And then, as Frances
d: “It's important. woman!"
St in Jimmie’s evident ex-
it. Frances opened the door
adjoining room and called:
ina Zrsomgbe
"But look here, Pop," protested
Larry in amazement. “I---”
> Pop interrupted firmly: “I said
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at me hotel the next day before
setting out for the bull park and
told them just what they were up
against if they played. what the re-
wards would be if they played and
won. Ho wasn’t going to try to'
compel any man to play when there
was a kiler at largo who intended
00 see that the Cardinals didn’t win
that deciding game The decision
was up to them. He began to poll
them.
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what Tm asking."
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mt acopKeqhenujorg" of Joe
M. the gambler. who hoe bet a
• they won’t win, to make them
got the murder of three of the
• best play ere, one after the
, hoe got the other playere so
w that oomo reuse to play and
only V Larry Kelly, the team'e
LUOW pitohen, pom in But Pop
remtti Me daupnter, Prancee,
to «n love with KeUg, that he
got him tn the game, for the
MSw^JksYeeeaped death
. OO ON NITH TBB 8TOBY
It! Promise ma Larry——" She
laid her hand on his and looked
up. Imploringly. at him.
"Ymrra.. .you’re asking me. to
throw the game and the pennant-
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to be Ma own singing, wisecracking
self with no acting business called
for.
Depending on no one player to keep
things going, the Warners went fur-
ther along in their showmanship by
studding the picture with a swell
supporting cast. Instead of two com-
les, there are four, two man-and-wite
teams made up at Louise Fazenda
| Larry nodded his
■ understanding —
I the cop might
g hear their voices
—took her hand
I and they walked
I quietly away
R from the win-
I dow to the far
I end of the fire
| escape, where
R they sat down on
I its slate bottom.
I their legs dang-
I ling over its
edge.
I “Larry, you
I are not going to
price of 13441 cento. On the other
hand, the Bureau of Buminess Re-
search supply-price chart indicates a
price of only 11.50 eenta
v HERED a social implication in the station-
* ery and calling cards a woman uses that
limply can not be denied. For her Christmas,
give her calling cards or writing paper that be
speak her position. We have calling cards for
the little tots, for the Miss, and for the Matron;
will fix personal stationery of all kinds.
Houston, Dec. 5 — With a program
of appealing symphonic music height-
ened in interest by the soloist for the
I evening, Harrison Stevens, distingu-
ished Dallas pianist, the Houston
Symphony orchestra under the direc-
tion of Frank St. Leger is preparing
to play to a record holiday audience
when it gives its second concert of
the season at the City Auditorium
December 10.
Interest in the program centers a.
round the colossal Brahms Piano Con-
certo No. 1 in D Minor which Mr.
Stevens will play with the orchestra.
Mr. Stevens, a favorite pupil of Jo-
seph Lhevinne, one of the world’s
greatest pianists and teachers, has ap-
peared in concert both in this coun-
try and abroad with marked success.
He is at present head of the music de-
partment of the Hockaday School for
Girls at Dallas.
For the orchestral numbers Con-
cheer.
A policeman was assigned to
guard Larry, who stuck around the
hotel the rest of the day. But at
night, with the cop in his room,
the close guardianship proved irk-
some.
"Didn’t you bring your pajamas
with your he asked trettuly.
Don’t get funny, ball player.”
"Thanks for those last two words,
Warmack’s pitching. You Briscoe r
Briscoe hesitated a mment: then
said: Til do what the others do.
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. "It’s okay with me if Larry’s in."
Frances Clark. who had been
K- Batoning to hear how the players
2 took her father’s decision not to put
Larry in the game, made a gesture
of distress as she heard the direrent
men lay down. If one or two more
refused to play all chance at the
pennant would be gone.
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ductor St. Leger has selected one of
the most modern things yet offered by
the association, together with some of
the more popular orchestral selections.*
"The Mother Goose Suite” by Ravel,
modern French genius of composition,
is expected to be a highlight of the
symphony season, with Its whimsical
fantasy and intriguing orchestral col-
lor. Then there will be the lovely
Mozart Serenade, "Eine Kleine Nacht-
musik; Laidow’s “The Enchanted
Lake", a tone picture founded on leg-
endry lore and selection from that
ever popular comic opera, "The Merry
Wives of Windsor.”
Tickets are now on sale at the Sym-
phony box office in the lobby of the
Houston Gas and Fuel company, prices
ranging from BO cents to $1.75 with at-
tractively low prices to studenta.
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Cotton Balance
Sheet For Year
Austin, Dec. 5 — As of November
1 the indicated supply of cotton in
the United States was 14,810,000 bales,
a decline of 2,475,000 bales from last
year, according to Dr. A. B. Cox. di-
rector of the University of Texas Bu-
treau of Boataom Research. Stocks
in European potto and afloat to Eu-
rope are also 886,000 bales teas than
last year, making a total decrease of
8,343,000 baton Average change in
price per 100,000 batea during the last
seven years equals 15.2 points. Based
on these relationshipa and changes in
the Bureau of Labor Statistics Index,
the price of cotton should be 14.15
cents, he pointed out Calculations
yea thik, Dadr" smiled
saving up against him.
Pop looked away, a
ook tahls eyes. then fell
her hair. He capitu-
"Sure," nodded Larry. "I guess
we all are.” He walked over to the
dresser and began to take off his
tie. As he did so he glanced at the
window and stopped suddenly.
Peering in at him from the fire es-
cape he saw the face of Frances
Clark, who made a slight, beckoning
gesture and then disappeared. Larry
glanced at the policeman and was
aware that his guard had not seen
the gesture.
"Do your orders say that you've
got to watch inside the room, cop-
per?”
“No, I cap watch outside—if you
feel that way about it." The po-
pceman went out into the hotel
hallway, closing the door after him,
mmmammummm and Larry quick-
m ly opened tha
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delight.
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F E#U2E thrilled.
| 3 M "Quiet. Larry."
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Ithat we yep and
robe off in confusion
Frances got to her
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Everything from gadgets to gems to watches
are here—spread out before your expert
r eyes. Prices? Go as high as you like. But
k you can get nice remembrances for as little
as a dollar bill.
lose the pennant. %
“You ramember, Larry, coming
home from Cincinnati, you asked
me if there weren’t other things in
the wo:.d besides pennants. Well,
there are."
“Bay, what’s that gag, anyhow T"
“They tried to get you first—and
they did got you out of the game.
Then they went after everyone else
important, and if you go in to-
mor row. -1—I "
"But if I don’t go in tomorrow,
what then?"
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save you time-trouble
retrieving recent mediocrities as the
the pivotal characted in “Wonder
Bar”. i
This latest in the Warner cycle of
musicals is loaded to the gunwales
with entertainment and production
value, featuring two lavish numbers
that are as good as anything which
has gone before in pictures like "42nd
Street” and ‘.The Gold Diggers”. That’s
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and Hugh Herbert and Ruth Don
ly and Guy Kibbee Ha Le Roy do
a grand piece of eocentric danci
as an additional tot. and Mif d’oree
her usual French oo-lala business.
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MITCHELI TV
“You mean. Jimmie.” he said at
length, "thatWou‛re going to use
Larry as a sort of ‘come ont la
that itr m
“Call it that if you want to.
There’s no real danger. Cato to
going to have the place filthy with
cops. Aad it's our only chance to
grab ’em. If Larry doesn’t go in
they won't have any cause to show
their hand. If he oes—
Tm in!” exclaimed Larry. "How
about it. Pop?"
Pop considered a moment, stole a
look at his daughter, who patently
avoided hia glance, perhaps not
wishing to give Larry any hint of
the admission of her love, which
she had made to her father. At
length. Pop. his mind made up.
strode to the door of the other
room, flung it open and announced:
"Boys, Larry is working tomor-
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