Photoplay (Jan - Jun 1924)

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His own name was and must remain stainless, lie was held up as an example, lie had a torch to carry lie held his great position as a duty and the love of the p< ople as a -acred trust. All that he had. they lu.d given him. Their affection and admiration had built the pinnacle on which he sat. Their dime and quarters had ere his fortune. He ov.-ed it to them to keep faith, not only by making the be t pi tures he co all the time, ! tit by living the rort of life their children could see withoul d or dis illusion. He sold them himself— hi to them — hi private life as well as his public life, lie never talked about that feeling, except occasionally to Janice, k. ,■ supposed it was youthful and provincial and all thai. But thai .-. as the \ ay he felt. LIKE mos! men who have had no reason to i ome muck, in contact wiih the law, he knew very little o i1 Kay Connable could or i ould nol here. 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