w
“any! with Corinne Gridl'tn ee
‘ ’0" columnist.“ tedttrnctcd by d
. We e low rates ehead e! him,
CAO flue during the sulfate.
’ 9”. her heels to the stage and
‘_ s the audience
32’ b Aer blasts. European
‘ She is beautiful in on
‘3‘“ 7: “no! my and Clustering stares
HM? .Iesoinatcd. In fact. the
whole We is staring. Clowning
later use his rilett'oo, Dinwiddis.
In the eudiva .
' .Il (Continued)
_ Hr. Dinwlddle'e countenesce es
L rule wee es tormel and politely
...expressionless es became his dig-
nified status. ‘but tonight it was
‘vnot.’ It wee sliid The rether
prominent eyes were staring. the
n... loath wee relaxed. He wss seat
3‘ ed next the elsle end Cievering
hetened towerd him in elerm.
“In. old chsp‘l" he uked. "Bet-
ter come out."
MI. Dinwiddie focused his eyes
then stumbled
caught Clevering by the em.
“Yes.” he muttered. "Get me out
at this end teke me where l can
"let I drink. Seen e ghost."
Clevering guided him up the
aisle. then out of a side exit into
_' an elley end produced e flask from
.. He hip pocket. Mr. Dlnwiddle
without ceremony raised it to ’his
lips end swallowed twice. gasping
. e little. He had reached the no
ms... ...
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'Mi‘el. lite. Watch tor the ecre‘en version producegEy Freak
Countess Zsttlsny.
Copyright me by Gertrude Atherton
IYNOPSIS. :1 thet except mother denghteri-i
‘ .- ....._.. ’ don't see it too one t thst. Why.
,7, lie m 8‘6” pnfmnu in the very wey she cerries her head
«~17 erk. Lee Clever-inn, news~ -her style '. . . wonder where
. were'dlscusslng her the other
'° h" '9“ and ht at dinner and wondering if
she kept her! Thet girl hes been
eduoeted end hes ell the sir oi one"
best society. lost
friends to adopt‘her.
e secret chepter."
esrth, «does she
round loose?”
”l shouldn’t ssy she was s dsy
under twenty-eight. No doubt she
looked younger tro where you
were sitting.”
“Twenty-eight! New must heve'
begun sooner then. heerd. Bur
--weli. we never felt st we knew
Mary—thfi was one of her cbsrms
She kept us guessing. es yo
young fellows st. end she bed the
Odd! What
But why on
let the girl run
times.” His own orb’ lit up egsin.
"Wonder if Mary is here? No
doubt (he's come over to get her
property beck—she never irony
ierréd her investments end at
course it wes alienated during the
we; But not'e soul has heard
from her- i not sure of that. We
er fortune had been turned over.
it was at Jane Oglethorpe's. ane
and e good many of the other wom-
en have seen her from time to
time nbroed~stsyed at her castle
in Hungary during the first years
of her manilge dbut they drifted
npsrt es friend . . . She
ibust he s wreck dopoor thing. She
ran s hoSpital during the war and
was in Buds Pesth for some time
lit the mild whiskey and soda.
.’ O
utevséi‘u’y-‘rre- «sarfs’aeg. w..c.y
‘Ae she stood for s moment un
. he observed her critically."
é .
Then he stood erect and passed
his bend over the shining curve of
file heed.
“Ever seen I. ghost, Lee?" ‘he
liked. “The: woman was there.
ween’t she?" '
”She was there. all right." Clav-
ng's tsce was no longer cynical
mysterious: it was alive with
osity. “D'you know who she
it?"
“Thirhyoodd years ago my one 0!
- es Old chaps Would have told you
t.» ebe wee Mery Ogden. and like es
y... let rslsed his hat. She was the
.13 heenty end the belle of her day. But
‘ lie worried a Hungarian diplomst.
Count Zsttisny. when she was
Meaty-tour. end deserted us. Never
“OI-in the country since. I never
vented to see her egeln. 'l'oo herd
I“. But i ceught s glimpse oi her
fit the overs in Psi-is about ten
peers sgo—tsded! Always strik-
wflc oi-conrse with that style. but
.Mtllered. changed. skinny where
ehe hed been slim. her throat con-
by e «log collar e yerd long
expression end end epathetic
dethroned idol oi men. God!
fiery Ogdeni I let: the house "
. “It is her denghter. 0! course
EH
1 f'Never bed e child—positive of
IL, Zettieny title went to e
nephew who wee killed in the wet
.NO I . . “months...
he . . .“ His eyes begun
D (litter. Clevering knew the
mutant. His reietive was shout
to hurt interesting gossip 7-
"- sun's. esited impetiently. .
were new stories shout
Olden-Herr. Zsttisny—eL
.7 Debbie nanniiis'bihe‘ cent
In” er a e wee
, mantle service eetii he
’ s hetero i new her
; wee ier too clever-v
\ clever. Itsry Ogden. see
‘ (Won tor it in flow
" es well so tor beset]
. keel: compromised. rm
" stories—«bet must he
bed e densbier see
,gwey somewhere. No
..eeeid be es elihe es
t“
alter the revolgtion broke out. 1
e .
der the glare of the electric lights '
hope the bed the girl well biddEn
nun)
“Perhaps she sent the girl over
to look after her aflairs.’
"That's it. Beyond e doubt. And
l‘ll find out. Trent is Mary‘s nt-
torney and trustee. I'll make him
open up." t
"And you'll cell on her?"
"’Wont I? That is, ill make
Trent take me. i never went to
look et poor Msry again. but l'd
(eel young— He i believe
you're hit!" W. Dlnwiddie. bev-
lng solved his problems. was quite
himself egaie end elcrt for one of
the little dnmes that severed his
rether .testeless days. "l'd like
that. l'll introduce you end give
you my blessing. Wrong side at
the blanket. though.“ ,
“Don't cure it hang."
”That's right. Who cares ebout
snythlng ihes’e days? And you out
only be young dire." lie sighed.
"And it shefs like her mother-—
only halfway like her inside—she'll
be worth it." ’
"is that s promise?” ' '
"Well shake on it. fit see
Turn in the mooning. Dine with
me at the .club st eight?” .
“ltsthcri'k
——
”V, 'l'
The critics left siter the second
set to damn the pley st leisure.
Clevering remained. in his sent.
Forty minutes later, while the per-7
formers were responding toi‘elnt
cells end smiehlelriends were de-
manding the euthor oi the doomed
play. the ledy of mystery (who.
Clevering reflected cynlcslly. ‘ss
doubtless merely an unusnel
ioolti g person with e com-
anon ce met explsnea; .
tione etter id guesses were
mmonptsc lett her eeet end
peered up the aisle. irresistibly.
clearing followed her. As she
stood tor A moment under the,
flue oi the electric lights et the
esireoee be observed her critieel-g
it. the survived the test. <4
(foresaw;
ry Reporter.)
not that alcohol will
. or table}.
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from the house lid eatebics (row
the peel!“ the smiles trons the‘
fees of his wits, end the happiness
from hlsho ' Al h remover at
things elem! few equals.
“w
1 Intended to mired), to a well
here got ' fl
hvii's own light in her eyes homo . .
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simple
Street wooden house. which Walt
Whitman called home
last years. has been consecrated so
a. shrine in memory or the
grey poet. "
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with these or humbler circumstances
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‘ LITTLE GIRL Do YOU
. LIVE N THE TOWN?
Tqfiite To Whitman.a '
N, J.—In a. manner
and humble, the Mickie
during he
“good
Distinguished visito—s
‘lyi
Old friends or
tears wells?
. Meadows 01 the
We was: staring
‘ t7.
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snernory- 9*: its nitrous cifisen.”
As the toilet was fnnvelled
Wedneciwét .Addicks any; “9;
O poet rfligd_
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7-:gé‘3c'ei2txngi7z" " a \“ 3i
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in Cayman: hle last eight ‘yem.
The old home was recently our. "0"“.
chased by the city at thwarted: or
:31 W‘ Whitman Memorial COT!!! wept-opined; of tire
on.
veiled at the close of the «Memes.
bears the following inscription:
"Here lived the good {new poet,
.Wait we. tron: seat? to 7’ ..
date or m. M 33.13.:-
This home is now owned ind dédty .77"; “3’ fitirmm.
A small bronze tablét. un-
.,.
~'T'l'ifiltl YOU MUST i
KNOW LVERY BODY
lM LOOKlNG FOR AMAN 3
MW one EYEW MED
Ma~ h.“
A
sihfy the best known of his' earlier
'2 “Whitman has :been one of the
thovernent." said Prof.
Spent]: of Princeton University. ”not"
only in: America but in gator-o
wen.
e. that we are. mummies £0
Democraflc‘
J. . Duncan
9° ‘3’
He was so far ahead art—his:
. the dreded boll weevil—4m:
Commissioner, placed 9. wreath on
the door; which is kept ajar. in ac—
cox-dance with tb edy'ing wishes oi
the poet. "
ATLANTA, Gas—Benet that eléc-
trlclty can be harnessed and used in
tho- ettermtnation of the greeted:
evil of. Southern agriculture gooey-
W1 element to ger-
“bue dearer
Hill to the hens-t of bite Southern
cotton planters are the possibilities
7 7 ' ' ' of yoking electricity to the gigln
' task or stamping out the weevil. "
' Durlnkrthe last your
work conducted by 31an has re-
Winfieenctnelgmwlng of cer-
titn flowers and vegetnbiee by the
able m. 701 electric induction as
_ (inmate 19:- tbe me otghe m.
the WI own pm With. elec-
“11W as applied
sninntetfieald 7‘ '
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OTHER EYE AND 'LL )
LOOK run up
Bibben,
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In his‘xperirr‘“ “’r ’ '
ers ordinary incandv scenteitm'
used. he explain rd. T1 thl
element of radio rm" 0 of
Violet 1‘3}- The success”
periment depends en urea.
discovery of some basin)“:
which will cause the all? .
cules. probably some
of protoplasm,
spOnd to the into
electrical attraction.
expert continued
longer a theon ‘03
tact.
tic
research
mini!“
pael-
Mwuhthe
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