Evening Star Newspaper, May 29, 1930, Page 16

May be purchased in amounts from $250 =p. i B. F. Saul Co. H sostionat 2100 925 150 81, xw. Red or Brown Metallic Roof Paint will protect the surface and prevent leaks. MEtro. 0151 BUTLER-FLYNN 607-609 C St. Phone for Color Card POPULAR EXCURSION Via South:rn Railway Asheville, N. C. June 4th, 1930 Final return limit June 14th Round-Trip Fare $14.00 e Jearig Jure” in Pullman cars u Egz of regular Pullmat ch Charges o B, T ity Agen! - , Unlon S ~ Squm‘onhuan. Va. Southern Railway System TROUBLED WITH ITCHY_ PIMPLE On Neck, Chin, Arms and ECTAL <ATION $1.00 per = 12 Treatments ‘AtYourNeighborhood Druggise ‘or direct from Torb, Ine., 130 Willis Ave,, N. Y. MONEY BACK CUARANTEE (Continued From Y 's Star.) CHAPTER VL ENNIS STANHOPE was In & D ‘support trench to on leave. It was in Doembe.:. 915, and he had been six months out at the front. When the news came he was hard at work making a doorstep which would prevent the water from stream- down the three steps which led to the relative security and homeliness of ually muddy dugout. All the o e the Germans had been send- = | mo the ing over rifle grenades and minnies, but the rain was so icy cold that he had not worrled overmuch about what Jjournalists at home would probably call the “hail of steel.” In & moment, however, his sense of values was changed. These plays that figured 8o ly in the illustrated papers his mother sent him ceased to be as remote and improbable as fairy tales—in 24 hours he would be in Lon- don and would be able to choose be- tween them of his own free will. Taxis were no longer legendary chariots of the remote past. He would be able to put up at the club in St. James' Square, of which he had become a country member, and order a breakfast of grilled kidneys and bacon from a neat waitress with clean apron and white cap. The sleet became almost pleasant because it heightened the con- trast between today, when he looked out only on desolation, and tomorrow, when he would look out into wet streets which reflected the dim, war-darkened lamps of London. The merest rifie- grenade became terrifying, and he stared up into the sky with more anxiety than any one else in the tren ready to bolt when he heard the “click” of the Mineenwerfer and saw the great, black shell come twisting erratically down towards him. When & bullet hit the sandbag at the top of the with & sharp crack, he ducked shame- fully in his anxiety lest something should stop his leave, and when he started off down the communication 4 sengers. Then, a moment later, he saw her and everything was all right again. She was no longer the plump, round- faced tomboy, but a tall slender girl. 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You know what I mean all right, don’t you? And what fun to see you again.” ‘The sentences fell over themselves in her hurry to tell him she was glad to be with him. And he could only stammer “Yes” or “No” ss the case might be, and could say what he thought of the change in her. He stared at her halr, which, escaping from under & tight little hat, shaped like & French soldier's kepl, | glinted so warmly in the cold, Winter sunshine. Stared at it until she asked him what was the matter, and fumbled in her bag for a little mirror. And even then he could only say: “The matter? Why, nothing at all” in a colorless sort of voice which expressed nothing of his feelings. “Well, let's see,” she sald, when i {%oked too fooluhlrr;; them to sv.?nd on e emptying platform any longer. “We've got nearly four hours. wfit shall we do?” He realized with a shock that he had planned nothing for her. But London wasn't like Alum Green, where you came to quiet woods, or an open sweep of moorland in whichever direction you went. What could one do in London? “There's lunch,” he suggested. “I thought we might get a spot of lunch in one of those little S8oho restaurants. talian or French. Queer sort of places.” “Yes, that would be fun. But” she ch, | 1aughed, “we can’t lunch yet, It's only & quarter past 10.” ‘They thought of the Zoo, but many of the animals had been destroyed, owing to the shortage of food, and, be- t | sides, they both hated the sight of wild things shut up in cages. Dennis sug- gested looking at the shops, because he thought a girl would like that sort of thing—and he might pluck up courage to buy her something she wanted. Madge suggested some picture llery, because she was sure shops would bore “"Hoot ek VEEDOL Motor Oils Greases oo« AND STOP FOR OIL WHERE YOU SEE THIS SIGN pa ." He laughed a little grimly; and she had a vision of an wi- ending stream of dead: a few hours he would be to the front again. Oh, why couldn’t she talk frankly to him, say all she thought, all she felt? What was the good of speech, since words would not mean to him the same as they meant to her? And here they were, wasting their few precious minutes walking along Piccadilly, separated by those barriers of speech and convention. He was too busy taking the salute to guess how much she wanted to go hand in hand with him. Hand in hand in Piccadilly, with its stolid or pretentious clubs built ? in great cliffs of brick? How absurd! only they had been in Alum Green! Once they reached Hyde Park they felzI ;‘““h %n;o at ho:; Here were real trees, and flowers, g ‘They walked round the Serpentine and, a dozen times at least, he hesitated with words which would destroy this barrier between them on the tip of his But, now that he found he i il i i’\‘ i Liniment Mon!.. 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