MONDAY, DECEMBER 4.34, 193
1c gnrtoon
_, Published by arrangement with issueiated’i'lrst‘wfletlonalfl' ’ ., _ . K _ ‘i' _. , ' " i i , By L. F. Van ZELAI
atone. lee. Watch for the screen version produced by Hank ‘ , 7 - ‘ , j , 7 ._.__._. 7/: . a , * ./ - .. . A , . _ , , ‘
Lloyd with Corinne Orlillth as Countess zattiany. ‘ ‘ 0 ' , _ ' ‘ . _ - / ~ , f' a . .. . ,4.— , l "‘ >
“E Cement use by We am at y “22‘ ,7
XXIII (condoned) long moribund ,that I had turnouts: HAlN QWEEI'S "' >
it had ever been one of my lost - '
mm” ”mm!" m“ ” m heritances. [was also con: unused l HONDA“ “WEE" A
' °‘ himself again and h“ m and interested. and to play a little
l tion to mks the minute of comedy ‘with you was irresistible.
" - . The situation put him on It did not occur to ad! tor a mo- 9 i. ~
,llnettle. He led the convm 33“?“ you would tell in lo" . am” the ,
and did practically all th “It was not until the second time r. M , ‘
._ ”‘38: as it the "“1 youth you came here otter the theatre mm m
'“j' stimulated by music and cham- that I realized what was happening ..
. . (which the .14., men were in those submerged cells or mine. @bnm,
‘ nut I could not make up my mind
a ” imbibe ""m‘"" “m to tell you that night-nor the next.
pour forth irresistibly-4nd 3, um. I w“ frightened. I
. l anally. He was not Maul t there could be only one re- "
widdis or Osborne (al ough suit. I suppose all women are cow- 0 '
black frown on a. We arde when in love. But Iknew that o .7
this could not last. and when you » , o
w“ and.” evidence of : asked me to sit in Mrs. Ogle- ' . a,
. l’ personal resentment). an thorpe's boxlthought the time had ' , ‘ ' ‘ hm _ .. . , , . . _ . . _
'0“!!! 1'. did 30‘ flash ”M13“ come to precipitate matters. Alter . 7 . M _ m“ _, ME 7 _ _ , , v-“ A -2 M
lettiany a tannins since. mishto dedeive etep like that 1 could - - ' ‘
indeed have sat at her board for :0; you“; But x '15]: to tell you MINUTE BIOVIES : B
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the that time. he knew that he had my“ ”a to, am remn I have ‘ ‘ 4 y “‘ hhfli A“; i
ever made a better impression. ashd you to discuss m. with 2° 4 . ...,_ __ _
’aer eyes. which had been been one until we meet. It will probably
end troubled II the! $00! 0101" be the last time I shall see you. but
I...“ at ill. table. and as old as I‘m groggyad for that.
eyes could be in that pertect set- 1 goon .33 Jane Oglethorpe to- HAZEL
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ding. ”'3“ ‘° 4"“ like ‘ my day. She has been very loyal and IT‘VL
‘ landscape illumined by distant 1 gm“ she will forgive me. It DEARIE L , E
Mk“ Of lightning. 301°" 1°"! would not matter much if she did , —~. - _
any were full oi life, and response. HONEy i l -v . H:
and laughter. d pride? There
. arse something cry like pride in
those expressive orbs (not always
be subject to her will as she fan-
cied). as they dwelt on the bril-
liant young Journalist whose mind
darted hither and thither on every
nubiect he could summon that
would ail'ord the opportunity of wit-
ty comment. He even quoted him-
nit—ekipping the past two months
--and what had been evolved with
Vlnucb deliberation and rewriting
isounded spontaneous and peril
Isent. But in truth he was genu-
“H’r:aa': wlsHmc ALL om: FANS _, k g
MERRV CRRRSWAAS An» A HARRV new ygpg my”
: finely stimulated before tll brief a ‘,
hour was over that when he re- : P o .;:_v:/h3
jturncd to his rooms he wrote his _ M, w . ,_ E _ __ . _ - fix will
*column before turning in. He felt
fee it iiery swords were playing
inbout his mind, flashing out words "CAP” STUBBS He’s Kinda Queer! . 1)., TTI}V\—I~r‘- ‘
‘ and phrases that would make his “When he returned to his rooms 7"- ‘ — 4.: --... , , , r » _ ' ‘ :23 £37.; n l,-._-1
‘ brother columnists. n° "“33“" in be Vin-eta his column before turning , - i E T K ‘ ‘ .. . ._ ‘l" {’3‘
5:: words . and phrases themselves. In." t T‘AiNK TEN HEN Pop, 5‘94“: A | . . GEEK]? ".", g V. -;
. green on the marrow. For the mo- DOLLARS me , iF ‘IOU QUARTER! l GOTYA ' L‘- B: GLAD i i POP I‘L/hi‘w‘l o i
men: he was quite happy. as to al- not. and non-m! would I“- m I -'D0-——\ Hm: To ' (cum LoaN Bur ONE MORE “HEN CHR‘S'NAS w":- \\____t. r—-" i
“ways was when his mind was ab- good deal of boredom. but after last GET 5 mu", -HE ply: PRESENT i'i lg, ’g ‘ i ‘\ i -
w ormauy quickened, and he vdie- night an explanation is due her. FOR (_ usiN DOLLARS HiLT— ‘ 1H 1; - g -
lssed women and their internal “And after Saturday night, mon EMMA AND /, ,. ' i : .
,"i hlme to limbo. ami. matters will be entirely in vyNQ-‘E “NJ-‘5'“ i‘ s‘ i 5:51\ W
‘t : ' When he awoke at two o'clock in your hands. You will realize wheth- l "5": FWD" i i, . f 9:”; s
, e stternoon hie brain felt like the or youthave merely been dazzled i i: . i ’ I g
fill”. or a bonfire and his spirits and fascinated or whether there is i=3} ’ 2::”? i
re a leaden weight. He know really between us that mysterious ‘ ~
”flwhat was to be expected of reac- bond that no circumstances can al- -
guano. however. and after hie punch ter. Such things have happened to 3
hblt and showers he felt better. men and women it we may believe " ‘l
gsg'le'd see her today and turns some history. but I have had too good §.-—--7 ,4
4 M rt of understanding. reason to believe that it is not for ‘6; .___§£L ,\ 2 3:-
, V... set when he opened his door me. However—at least tor a briei 5 ,3" L ? ) é’" 1‘,
c i“ ' . saw a letter in her handwritp time you have given ,me back i 3,?‘5.-: ‘3- a
:4 and evidently delivered by a something at the hopes and illu- 4 1/ x ‘ .2 4
:~_ eat. as it wee unstamped. hie alone of youth. This in itself is so it,” ‘h; \: J _ g
7;. ”land about and his halt-recovered astonishing that whatever the re: Inf/‘1': ‘ N). ,_;_‘ :34
1 #63nildence fled. This time he made salt I shall never be able to forget iquzytgg“ f 324:9;
no attempt at the farce of seli-dis- you. I ”w ""7 \
cipline: he opened it at once. When ”Until Saturday. l gr; ~/ ‘ “35‘;
he saw that it began without for- "M." V "
mality he drew a longer breath. Clevering’e immediate act was to
1'. --+- "I am not going to see you until dash off a love-letter more impas- . 2 ' ‘ '
3 Saturday.” it read. “when I hope sloned than any he had ever dream- IN RABBITBORO ‘ ’ . , 13L RVE‘3‘CL‘E l d \l} v
. :you will take me to Miss Dwight'e ed himself capable of writing, vows 2... 'l -» _ ' v 4‘ ‘4 “ ‘ “ “ ‘ ““"
. party. Meanwhile I shall ask you ing that he was dazzled and fasci- ' -‘ V “‘“T‘PA ..
-" . “Eliot to see Mr. Dinwiddie nor any nated. God knew, but that he loved Ezgétisospmd‘i; g E gt: \ g A Hmong {*1
hone else likely to discuss me. I her with the love of his life and “ stE—fl— i own 3Fr‘: A .
5 shall not care to stay long at the would marry her it e‘be would have , _., ’ I '
my and it you will return here him,‘no matter what her revela. , 7‘ '~ ' 'A THAT HE
_ ith me I will tell you my secret. tions. And with what patience he ' ' * . " ~ ’ ' RjgtJND T Q
each as it is. I shall only say here could muster and with no grace ABLE (30
that I had no intention or making a whatever he would make no at- > . , AND ALL
mystery of myself. for I did not or tempt to. see her until Saturday . '1' , : , THE LiTT'LF.
pact to exchange, a word with any night. But she must believe that > ‘ _ ' CHiLDREN
one in America but Judge Trent he loved her and she must write at ‘-
and his business associates. I came once and tell him so. He could not
' to America for one purpose only. to exist throughout that interminable
settle my affairs, which would have interval unless she wrote him at
“drugged on interminably it I had once that she believed in the exist-
not been here to receive my elien— once and the indissolubiiity or that
atcd properties in person. I know bond. and that he had given her the
many people in New York. but 1 highest and deepest and most pne-
,had no idea of seeing any or them, eionate love of which man was ca-
'although tempted on account at the pahle, and which no woman but she
‘imoney they might help me to «31- could inspire. for no woman like
lect for the children of Austria. her had ever lived.
nu: I had decided to leave that on. He dared not read it over. He had
mtil the last minute. I not only was never let himself go before, and - . , A ‘ ' ~ , - ¢ _ ,,
«lilo longer interested in these old he had written too much for print
(rionds of mine. but I disliked the not to be sell-conscious and crit- ’ ‘ I ‘ ‘ ~ ' r l ‘5: II:
explanations I should be forced to ical of even .a love-letter intended DOROTHY DARNIT : - . ' » ‘i - E} (HAeRL EL‘ 3: . ‘ “ L ‘
give them. the comments. the curi- only for concordant eyes. Never- ' ‘ » , ‘ ‘ * ' ’ _ “"1
malty. theendless questions. What tholesa. be was aware even in his . V ' _ , 1 “HT-T;
hI mean by this you will know on excitement that the more reckless ‘ 323.32.:Y TAKE TONS WHY D'D“T Y°° ‘ _ , FOR °NCEJN NY THE AUT%:N$‘:__ H‘s '
"Bltllrday nieht. it was the surcr its enect. No PUTIT fiNong’éND \ ' , LEAVE iT NU THE. SOME BODY “FE ”4 LUCKY ONE GALL ' ‘
, “Bu: H; is not the first time in my edited love~letter ever yet hit its _ GAgOU he IN | T 73 ‘
lite that I have discovered the in- mark. (He remembered Parnell's
tility of making plans. My meet- love-letters, however, and devoutlr
:2. with you and the profound in- Boned his own would never see the
rest you have awakened has up. light.) The waiter enter at the
not all calculations. I expected moment. and he gave him ‘e mis-
7‘ Enothing lesei If 1 had I should live. hastily addressed and sealed.
*9? he" told you the truth the night and asked him to tell the "desk" to
we met. But it never occurred to send it immediately and give the
In. for an instant that I could love boy orders to wait for an answer.
any man again. I had done with'ell HO drank hi! COR”. b'ut ate noth-
that yum ago. and my intention ins. Nor did be open his newspa-
was to give my life and my fortune 961". He strode up and down hie
to certain problems in Euro" rooms or stood t the window
which 1 shall not boy. you mu; watching the hu ng throngs. the
m lumbering green bussee. the the
“Posiibly it I had met you oasnal- land automobiles and taxis over on
with Judge Trent. cf 11 1 had FitthAvenue. They were as unreal
~ chosen to avoid my old friends as a cinema. He had the delusion,
CAR A5 ‘ TOLD . sw‘PED
THE . AUTO
TiPEE
) How PAPA?
met you at one at thelr common to lovers. that Earth was mm“
1 see. as I might easily have inhabited by two people only—-that , , L. ~ ,.
1 'hould hgvo mgd. no myp bf!!! extension at the 80111 which in r
of myulg; it indeed m .1” its common acceptance of eternal
how the truth already. loneliness looks out enpon the “rim“ ““95 t° u” “"mment'
"or! it When they reckon what they will‘
“Rut Mt only the curious ohm i! u pen I projected “"011 in charge, they must reckon in it env
. -.. eat their: from table millet the hunger ot the - congreysmyanrt‘hat his first duty is too The recent “gomg 0W" “’hmh Ahc abfiu“ the Tim“
mmewhcre by soil! hie goods or tie once, lees clothes for herself an see; that less money-.101- taxcs, is secretary at the treasury sawmills: 'lherth'j -
his services. Father no: to dig into them, less Journey!“ to the open takenoutwot‘mothler'egpockethook. 7 country has resulted in an Opilllon about rul.mx
. ‘ 'erifitnd‘uua‘ “ht” n” ,3th :ro fut": edge. for man "1° ough to pay their taxes. The ultl—« pocket I 'the incomje'tax, but spaces whenjthe hot dn'y'n of sum" _ ' , " . ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' - which is worth reading by every strenfliil We ”J
"0 03- at 70!? "W 5 u ‘ earn “"3”“- mnte purchaser of their new or thee-Jinn $021121an her pocket. . _ - W ' ' troubled citizen who has been led Ccngrrss- . , ;_ 7 is word-
, potentiality. ““3““ :5 life Phantaslnagorlal , - . services must pay what the goVern- ' to think that the country is going “Businr-ss in 11:». ._
l 2‘01 William "met so In fro Be Continued). & meat takes from their pockets; - w {hogs and that the only way to . M
" ‘ ’ So It is with everything else flint .‘ .7 7 , V V . . 7 , ' . ‘ ‘ , ‘ 7 am; “are“, stopfthe precess was to Call in the
mother buys. Even it“ life has to gm ’ 4 . ,. ~. ' j 3 . , . ~ :- ‘ ' ' “ , edge. ymatfizoudoo-mnn of politics and have him ,, PROVED.
work a charm.
‘Read what Mr. Mellon (one of the
j's POCKETBOOK. ‘ flat. to recoup him for his lunch call in a plumber or Epdoetor. part
In “‘9 C“! 01 New Ydl'k otwhat shepayethem cs tartan
one-ninth of it is what the landlord for they mug: m m too 1‘); , V country’s richest and most success-
h“ WW“ .3149 to meet 3“ taxes. plumber and the doctor find .. ' . . : ' m ' , A ' fill business men) says about affairs for every Stu-7‘
When she buys a pair or shoes cost or living mg, ”a they riled ‘ ’ . . . 4 A fl, ‘ ‘ ‘ ” “ ‘* " - ‘ ‘ . at this day and date: i. comes ban; 1
not a mother in diets
' doesnot pay a share of.
ma out of the wages
bdrm home to lsor ‘0’ little Tommy, also W8 3. M0 , \ V, , , .. , .. , “Wall street is overdoing pessi- The other—Thule L" C A“?
viy month. norm “HM’I'KMI Hg ’ . , J g ' , L i , . i I ' ' ence. Lil-SI Lict- ”Jbfil‘ X Fluid” hug.
. ~ .‘ x ‘ _ ‘ , . ‘ ' “ 'vzn am
,York Evening m « 3 "11mm re good conditions ever)“ my daughtc" 3”} S “h ins-LON“
lilies the rent ., A " ‘ , . .1' 7 ~ " ‘ :~ , bandarenowbackn
it a" W _ . .. .» . _ a V1 1 ,, -' - * ‘ ‘ WShown.
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