Evening Star Newspaper, August 8, 1927, Page 22

ie’s Irish Rose B;f Anne Nichols (Copyright. 1927. by Anne Nichols and United Feature Syndicate, Inc.) IR (Continued from Yesterday's Star.) We'll solve the problem, somehow.” And he seemed suddenly, stronger, older, more sure of his power nly|_“Is this the young man?" asked % | Father Whalen, moving toward them. Abie turned and looked at him, and | CHAPTER LII it isn’t o bad ther | Whalen murmured |Sav soothingly. And he|8ood cheer. “Oh, pardon me, father, I thought | | away. s what's he lilge when he! | sat down, w a man who seemed to radiate | rned to the frightened bridesm h poor children look frightened to death.” Rabbi Samuels who had been talk ng with one of the bridesmal!ds turned he said, “that the you'd met him. Rose-Mary introduced them hastily er Whalen, Abie. Dad brought him all the way from Cal- ifornia to marry us.” Abie hesitated a moment, as Father “Abie—take your arm away from her!” commanded Solomon. “Yis—lave go av her!" bellowed Patrick Murphy. “The marriage isn't leg: clared. Tt's saw such a m; at ** said Abie, red up just Rose-Mary turned only stirred up now, really mad?"* | She crossed to the davenport and eping again alen, who saw things far in this, their 'Si1 g, interposed there, don't you two start too.” hat's just what your fathers would like better than anything else,” added Dr. Samuels, who had stood undecided in * of the room, saw Rose nd ran to her. arling, don’t cry, please!” he begged. m sorry."” He dropped down be arms around her. she only cried all the more at “If he's Father de her and put | our father said he'd sell me for a | nickel!” she sobbed. young ladies walt in the dining room out of the way for the moment. It is Just as well to keep out of sight of both fathers. We simpl remind them of the wedding, otherwise. Don't you think so, Father Whalen?” The priest nodded his eement and, directed by the rabbi, the girls, still tearful, moved out into the other room. The rabbi himself closed the door. “That was a good idea,” Father ‘Whalen said to him. “There's no use waving a red flag at a bull, unless you ‘want more trouble.’ *“We couldn’t have more trouble,” said Rose-Mary at this, beginning to sob afresh. “Now, now, my child—you could have a great deal more than this,” said ‘the good rabbi, gently, making sure the door was closed. From the door leading into the con- servatory Abie reappeared. He came unseeing, s head turned, looking back over his shoulder into the room where the two fathers were still vio- lently engaged in exchanging threats and vituperation. He tripped on the TUg, as he entered, nearly falling; then he turned and saw Rose-Mary. “Oh!" he exclaimed, with a sigh of relief. “I thought you had gone.” He ran to her and caught her in his arms. Rose-Mary clasped him fervently. *“Isn’t it awful,” she sobbed. “Yes—worse than I expected,” an- swered Abie. “But never mind, dear. RY CLEANIN sts yo Plain Ladies’ Suits, $1.50 For_Estimates. Main 1400.1401.3 Take your youngsters for a ride around the Tidal Basin ON THE SWAN BOAT and less f te chi flg “‘l';lu‘;flm e children will bene- THE CHILD WELFARE SOCIETY (Tidal Basin. Foot 17th St.) Aduits, 25¢ Children, 10c BUG 100M KILIS THEM ALL It does just that or your money back. Rid your premises of these dreadful pests. No Riddance — No Pay ! for SU Dr. Butler Says _ Noxzema Best 'I'? Dr. Frederick Butler is entrusted the uty of directing 36 Life Guards at Long Beach. He has tested many sunburn reme- ii{ dies. He writes; “After giving Noxzema every possible test, I do pot hesitate to recommend it for the | | most severe case of sunburn. It has proven 10 be the most effective of all treatments. It 1| has the added advantage of being dainty {t{ and stainless which appeals to women afraid of soiling flimsy dresses.” 3 Noxzema has been selected by America's ([ greatest beaches as the best way to prevent 1| Or relieve sunburn. Save yourself needless |l | suffering. Get ajaratany drug ordept. store. Whalen proffered his hand—then he grasped it cordially. “I'm glad to know you, said Father Whalen warmly. “I'm glad to know you, Father Whalen,” answered Abie, in a tone which showed he meant it. From the next room there came a loud shout. “I tell you, don'd push—I von't be ge-push-ed!” “I'll push yer face in, ye—" “Listen to our fond fathers,” sald Abie, ruefully. “Listen to yours!" sighed Rose-Mary. Abie dropped his arms from Rose- mary's waist. “It's all your father's fault. son,” If he have been all right.” Rose-Mary straightened sharply. “It’s not my father's fault!" she de- hadn’t come on. everything would | dear,” he murmured, tender] belong to me. And I wouldn't sell you for the whole world, even if it had a fence around it.” The priest and rabbi glanced at each other and smiled significantly. “My father said he was going to take me away from you, and have the marriage annulled, continued Rose-Mary. “He said no rabbi cuts any ice with him!” The priest and rabbi continued to smile at each other. 1 didn’t marry him— said Abie stoutly, ek against hers. ) id this when Solo- a bit disheveled, hurried into the room. | Wesloy Harris, 10-y “Abie—take your arm away trom; STAR, WASHINGTON, D. y, h 0 ip Manager Dies. ' plunging e Ga., August 8 (#).—Roger face fairly purple, after him. “Yis—Ilave @ ave her! rlage isn't legal! 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