Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1931, Page 22

MOON of DELIGHT "0uer auier AFtee b«/Ma/Lgmei‘BdLH wslon cigarette-girl Behind uing patrons nita_ Ba direuive Turks meste " he nmbiing pariors run by Janson Divitt, and his wife. Molly," There Erc Ledbetter, vainly tries to lift CHAPTER XIIL A TARNISHED TITLE. HE Marquesa Carlota de Luiz y Cabrera took the seat that Di- vitt motonied h'r to and ac- cepte “W 1 get your note.” or, turned to the you again not : asked. Do I call Divitt closed marquesa. to call me t “Crap @ shook her head, a head n nml gray had it 1 its pu\\.m(‘ o face with. its It eys lit with without that would ha ot been dy blac heavy nose and a smils, not without char iror . ember. gue mak ‘When we xcuse, T will r e the say ‘Spike’ so long word hiss 1 1 hope you I lose on yc “It was fault that here to play,” said Divitt even known you wer “I didn’ come to to talk to you. Wi act like you dor. stand—"_ with ture. “But wh play roul save to take m Tl talk to y “But cut out t did you do afte adelphia? Soon 1 gave you all th shinning up the fi you do after that?” 4 to Jersey fortu > me care you came “1 hadn . T come back to Spain now,” ke’ busines y raided us in Phil you need me for Spa mv better than mon'y play since that h> had wat ars bef when d her vanish up the fire role of enchantres be-n partial to red. H d it himself in_those marg char the her Yet sh isfigurements, tobacco . and her e in th word. teeth v was not al would not b2 had in mind. The mar & pretty blu When you g need ot talk, T go. back not <o good here e are too many reading palms - the Oad, ‘that, She had been palms that first time ho b in the back-street hotel i reading them in the lobby for fun; tell- ing people all sorts of things about th> future, their wives, husbands and affinitics, Diy reading d seen her Philadelphis, vitt had not but he had stood w: in her Moorish had I hand read, then, diviniation 1 nities m her own sh > ha 5 with ll ud stones. . . . Diviit wondered r had pawned the earring red them then he k her better his newly = work together ap- 5 possibilitics ad learned in time that the marquesa loved danger as well. It was of this irait he was thinking when h> had written her to come. The marquesa leaned toward him, “You need me here?” But if laid plan pealed to of wealth, he people know you tell > not reme: business.” said Di- 1 that. You « ourt circles at home, !bw- scion (f a Lnb'v family, though a Carlota nothing ber. I am so somewhat. “I am bridled k. I—T go into_business says: - Your Rugs are an investment. Treat them Sich and h them "Serviced resularly by e Let us shampoo and clean your rugs while you're away on vacation. Call Mr. Pyle . . . NAtional 3257-3291-2036 Rug Cleaning Co. 106 Indiana Ave. Members of the Rug Cleaners’ Institute of ZEMO RELIEVES ITCHING BURNING ECZEMA cooling ZEMO to itch burning sever s relief Z1EMO touches the Dandrufi s sealp troubles gen- to this soothing, anti- Z1MO s safe | nd de- Druggists. 33c, 60c, America Soothing, brings prompt in on a skin. 1 Rahe annoyi erally septic lotion, pendable, Al SL0. | for chromic ca zemo FOR SKIN IRBITATIONS 1 ield | she's real, with you in Philly because I need the am ready to help you “For the same reason,” supplied Di- vitt. “But you really are a marchioness —in case any one looks you up?” “Let thom look,” said Carlota. “All right. I've got a girl from the Argentine. Came into my hands by accident. She has the job passing c She got in trouble back home 's hiding. I know nothing about her <xcept that she's too straight to do what we want—if she knows it. “We got hold of a necklace one of the swell dames dropped, more or less acci- dentally. I sent Juanita to return it and r<fuse the reward. Had her give the name of Ysabel Flores, which I made up myself, Told her to say she was from Sevill>.’ “And she's from the Argentine?” haughtily asked the marqu:sa. “No matter. She looks the part, through with the Argentine. . hat necklace was the entering wedge. They’ll ask her to v for " this courtesy—if they're assured Trey'll introduce her into other wealthy homes. It's a gold mine. “No doubt you're the real thing teo, but you could never have done that. Juanita has paved the way, and you can follow—as her due She thinks I mean not to let her get away and squeal. She has no intention of getting away. though it won't hurt to let her know you've got an eye on her. The chief risk is that men will want to marry her. She may fall in love herself?” “And want {o marry?” Divitt shook his head. “There’s no of that. From what Molly ha in her talks with Juanita something has made the thought of age impossible to_ her. t her secret may ot You yoursslf prevent her are to cried the marqyest. “Don't be . Mister Divitt.” not such a fool n prevint her bein ou can sce when she can't you? You can pre fidences that follow when mutual. You know that sh> either will not, or can not marry. That should bo your cue. Drop a word i the man’s ear—or that of his Check it before it goes too fa ing_that would injure her.” The marquesa nodded. *“I tand as to think impressed is impressed, ent under- continned Di- and b t ygur main job, is "to report #1l you you go abcut J got the rocks and where ti But tonight I'll have you mec Her name is Ysabel, rem if you called her Juanita it mattr much. But of course no tion that she's espr seen the Youre both from at * the Tijon st glimpse of th: worl (To Be Continued.) 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