Evening Star Newspaper, March 17, 1932, Page 32

_ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1932, & partition where the bathing cabins get the better of his shivering and chat-| *“Yes. Papa says that gentle people him o sound thrashing in a fit of per- | sensa of | m house. ‘oung renily were. A bathing cloak came | tering. He breathed deeply and regu- | have lovely feet. Everything hideous, fectly-B i Toot war ‘ uonum“mnmi-nd TRy o "“lh ly ‘To Bave his feet caressed by a Java- ';wm even then n‘g‘&wwml‘! ?m'.vmna: thel u~ ng over the top. “Put it on quick |larly twice or thrice, stretched out ok "youre | Dapa says, that people hide all thelr| nese glave-girl called Puck was some. | up this very ordinary sensation. AS fof |miable weakn . e athletio youth. and n::vw me )-;‘\:r bathing ~siip. Nn“-rxl:ud-gd said, “Splendid, Puc Bent . ther fudb must be dried” Puck called from be- | splendid.” lives long comes to eir feet.| thing Dew. Fleetingly Martin th | hind the partition, |™8he sat down cross-legged on the| when ws_have people to stay in thie | Of her mother, the Bojan, whom e { i e e o the | DU, for & man with no money hunger A moment later she came out with |rush matting and began to chafe his| symmer P alweys hard at their Once seeh as Lulu in “The Earth|eclock and satisfied by the clock. eir | ® disgrace. bare feet, & scarf round her Head and | feet while he lay back at ease and re-| feet when they're bathing. No, thanks, | 8pirit.” He felt a strange clutching at| hunget is as_insignificant as “all the | Martin was ashamed, in & seif-wilied, 'lelrln Jaxed in & long chair and felt warm. | T think, not for me. They'e none of | the throat as he recalled this woman |rest of their lives. But the outsiders, stiff-necked and quite muliéh manner, of batik silk, which ga One by one she took his toes, numbed | inon” gentiemen.” She liited his foot | to his memory, and he looked down at | the solitaries. the Don Quixotes, the | o Sdmiting his thger. | To have 4 of 0 ick cost him more SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING INSTALLMENTS. | wood and striped silk against one wall, pearance of a Javanese ser with cold and overexertion, and mas- | tg ner face and breathed on it as if it | Puck with embarrassment. He tried to| walfs and strays and malefactors, the think of something 10 say to'the girl, | sel-willed artists and InVentors' and | % oo e she retimcd Wb hac rtin Heil, a handsome_youns university | s low table and wicker chairs. Japanese | ‘I was wet to the skin " said Puck, in|saged them in her hands in a comical | f lished. “‘Are you Tafuste In er e P lhe plane. .‘.,.fi slippers a7 about at random on the reply to his look of surprise, and in- | and forcible way of her own. At last :::n'?u?:m’v‘v%?' o ;fi:. ook s ‘me | something expressing his gratitude for | beggars all know hunger in its true pro- | O et owimming | floor, Brightly colored and fiimay arti- | stantly fell to rubbing his sides and she lingered over her task and, propping | so funnily?” her having come to his assistance, | portions—that mcmur:onul h Pro-| warmth, her quick ways, her soft little L St RNCTT PR | ol ot clothing nung from the wall | chest and ankies with the rough bath | Mo right foot on her knee.' she con- | "’Martin smiled foolishly in his con- . He was very much sursried, | of Which cote URGEr OUt | attentions, and her tarmest scrutiny of ‘ueps” Birpal, orowrieict of the | There was & mysterious aroma of scent | ing cloak in which he had hurriedly templated it long 1nd earnestly | poMartin smiled 100/ Heh used to fem. | ¥hen something quite ifferent " came | works. © murders and ighty | his face.’the distance between them T onehy and wery difficult to | and good cigarettes. wrapped himself. “Is that better? Is| “You are a gentleman” she sald|inine soclety. 1In his experience, you|from his mouth ~hoarse words that p vanished in & mutual understandin ndle, Martin had made quite a reputa- | It all scemed more and more myste- that better?” she asked eagerly, all the finally | got int e fen and odd situations with caused him shame and almost stuck 1 As for Martin, he had no wish to be| Two satellites followed on her heels r syimming fof i Berlin club. and be | rious to Martin, who had had little ex. | while panting with the exertion “More or less,” said Martin. “Have | foem and usually made & fool of your- | his throat n | an outsider. He had had bad luck in|—one an extraordinarily fat and yet sittescd The Tact it he wia an sBALEU | perience of life, Puck vanished Dehind | After & few minutes he did in fact you noticed it2" them and usually o bet of & cycling | , “T 58y I'm most horribly hungry,” his profession, but he did not wish to|handy woman who silently and swiftly e S B Bhirone ) R il ot it A widow, & membat,ol 1 CYCLRE | hesed Himself saving: i fact: ks he |t perincis of Musgers 1 mst be | chine Sack. ard S e, s iven tier ré invention he had pers - " : the side of the|S&id it he clenched not only his + T ) S e back and this time lifted silver tiest, hi it scl aving " 1 y ", | ‘ B burchase of a stout pa 7 versity laboratory with an unprepos- | Fck only laughed. “So am I she|seen that huner drove one to it | (To Be Continued) was B m | sessing girl student. They had qone to) S0 400, TG, fou, Toment she had| A man with money to pay for a| . es in ings and talked shop. gon cates in the eveninigs and talked SO, | (el o’ wave her hand (hrcigh the | eacaning mmeell Herr Birndl can | tions of the. Bach Ty o e fine ¢ jexson he gave He was train- ) claima on his feelings that could not be door. i e ™ tahis Lty 0 e e ey f tor 8 lon-diaiance Thcs 197 Dt “pevoss 7 aime on e "3 fle Gancing | Tn the silence Martin heard iy own | e 0 PO SONCE SR T R I “An abtractive. brown-eyed ifl £ girl at the Seceasion Bar. who cost him ' breathing and the beat of his heart. | lake with 2 until & Springtime of spendthrift love and | Again and again he felt the same con- t suddenly vanished again. After that traction of his throat and a blller-‘ there was Princess Terck-wriedt, who sweet taste slowly filled his mouth. He embraced him after a game of water | was aware of a thin, cool sweat on his polo at Worther See, Most unmercifully | forenead and & faint nausea such as Phe had embraced him, dripping wet as | people feel before an examination. His o he was, in full view of il the specta | nosiris distended, and through his nead A X tors. A woman whom he not even lere passed a visionar 1 INSTALLMENT IIL ) know ‘wrote him unintelligible letters, | eatables. ¥ —— . and s pale-faced carpet manufacturer | That is the strange thing about ARTIN nodded again and |c:dl: -1 o AT N | nuniger: at the girl. She appear 9 77 9 armed with a stick appeared a unger. Any people Ve ; P A / / mother's little house and wished to give know this simplest 'and ‘most Sbvious| e e e R e a0 R be & peasant child. Bhe wore | heavy boots, a cotton dress & 2 th a tight bodice, full skirt T 3 e and blouse of ‘coarse linen. = All these . ’ \\\\ oy / // Nk et = ” ; \ VN, A . / §till the same appetizing, fresh fla- \ 4 Sl vored Gorton's Codfish, perfectly garments were clinging to her. Her rough cloak was thrown in a heap on the Ianding stage blended . ended with mealy boiled potatoes z: Sx : // and seasoned. Still the same ease of preparation. That's Gorton’s Ready- anc looked like a dog just out of the ; pe 3 to-Fry Cod Fish Cakes—the otiginal. Just shape into small balls, serve pip- ing hot. Delicious. New Ergland’s - : favorite. Ask your grocer. 774 // her body to his, Taking one of her pig- tails in her teeth, she plaited the wet, Joosened haif Into & neat rope again. Then she laid one hand over his heart. “Now just keep still,” she said. “You can't talk while your teeth chatter like that. What wefe your parents think- ing of, you silly baby? You don't know the lake yet, 1 suppose? As soon As gver 1 s;u’ you out rml;‘r. trglub:yt:tgmn v’ z q hought to myse! ere ouble. \ 2 Z | Then © lost S8 o Jont ot with the i 2. Yo ; glp E:ATS!['OEN 5 TIMES EASIER boat to find you. That wasn't too easy, efther, in the storm. Would you feally There's only one BRILLO. P Llook for the name have been drowned if I hadn't picked on the green and red box. you up?” NO WASTE ... e %nn‘l think so. I should have |\ Billo scouring pads can be / i\vlm d and used over and A\ over again—real economy. virryy water. A welcome warmth beat from ALL DOCTORS SAY: "Fith it a pant of wvery well-balanced dier.” Cod Figh Made from GORTON'S CODFISH, at Gloucester, Mass. Write for free recipe book of tempting deep sea dishes N \ ulled through. 1 don't let myself be eaten 80 easily.” “I see,” she said. Then she sat for a while with her hands clasped around her knees and looked at him reflec- tively, as if there were a serious problem o solve. Her eves wete of & dull im. - enetrable black and the light of the 2 / fantern gleamed M them She was | = I[,, P ¢ 2% small, quite a child, and yet very wom- | He WAS very much surprised when something quite different came, hoarse words that almost stuck in his th, “ | anly in expression and form, like T fhees Haethl ame, s stuck in his throat. “I say, round, downy, half-ripe fruit. horribly hungty,” he heard himself say. | “What are you called?” asked Mar- tin. He had a strong desire to lay his head in the lap of her cotton dress and il N e i i o SSSPE CLIIIONL SN i D e it s ot i i e PSS Y e 181l sleep. “puck,” said she, as she took his hair and squeezed the last drops of water out of it “How 8o you mean? How do you mean—Puck?” he asked, shifting his & numbed, wet body farther from the . warmth of hers. At once she moved confidingly up to him again. “How do 1 mean? Why, I mean Puck, that's all. Mother's an actress, you see. Mothet's splendid. Do you come from Vienna? Then you must xnow her, too. She plays at the Burg- theater. They won't let me go, but it must be very beautiful, Her stage name is Camilla Bojan.” . “The Bojan! Heavens!” sid he. . h “And I thought you were & peasant . rl “"Yfl, I'm that as well. I'm a little . odd, as a matter of fact, you know. like best living in the country. Here o for the Summer and in the Winter at Hornbuhel, The snow—I can't tell you What it means to me. Sometimes I want to burrow right into the earth. \ N N b, ~ i And then sgain I want 1o run away and away from it. Father calls me “Little Weasel’ TFather is very good. - A little mad, too. So is mother, but in another way. And what are you like?” she asked abruptly, and with & instinctive movement she gave 3 little tap on the forehead. The light touch was too much for his exhausted nerves and a shudder ran through him. What am I to do with now, ’ 4 it oy ke Puck, 1 anal have you o | Laboratory Tests of 660 brands show many unsafe . . . Unfit 1l if you lie thére with nothing on. And I can't take you into the house. 1 BrE Rt s Dl I : A . * natonally known abo- | § to use because of Strong Acidity...Some actually found to hy. Do you know anything about t7 No more do I If I took you in ratory. 660 brands of toilet @ you are in only your bathing draw- tissue were examinede 700 gL T et A brands purchased at recal 9 P e ; contain Dangerous Chemicals . . . Mercury . . . Arsenic I can’t TOW you across now, either. I'm 00 tired. And you aren’t good for much in stores throughout the e S be periec westher 1n tWo country. 455 were found to first. It'll be perfect weather in two hours, and then Il lend_you my boat. contain harmful acids. Be ©Can you work a stefn oar?” safe when you buy! Always “Where are we, then?” asked Martin. e shivered violently and still lay with specify the brand of a re- “slack outstretchad arms. “Are we really sponsible manufacturer. on the other shore?” “Yes, we're on the other shore. Sounds jolly, doesn't it? ‘On the other :gnre' One could make, a song of ot Puck hummed a few birdlike notes as she shipped the oar and locked the pad- Jock of the chain and then carefully wiped her wet hands on her wet dress. ‘There was something unreal about her &8 she busied herself here and there, now advancing and now retreating amid darkness, water and lantern light. Mar- B DR R e easie wil Serious illness traced to the widespread use of clear? You're an odd little woman,” $o sa1d hall asieep. impure toilet tissues...Tests show SCOTTISSUE Bhe took hold of him at once by the shoulders. “Get up” she called out Joudly, “You can't sleep here and get UV inflammation of the lungs. Qet :; ‘nd ALDORF a'bSOIutely Safe uick. As for the weather, I've a nose for it. ‘There lsn't much about thi lake ' don' kow. When e "},": EDICAL SCIENCE recently In every test, ScotTissue and as this strong smell it 7 SAENE R 1F mand fing proved in a hospital labora- Waldorf conformed to accepted the bathing Mt till the rain stops.” tory that two-thirds of the so-called standards of medical safe! They went along beneath trees whose “brands” of toilet tissue sold i 7 ‘branches roared in the wind, across . Moppuiireg e some grass and onto a path. up hill and storestoday areunsafe—unfittouse. No harsh irritants were found. Both ScotTissue and Waldorf were then down, until they came to some wooden steps. How strange it All 660 brands were tested —chemi- extremelysoft,absolutely pure, with a high degree of absorbency. peemed—here on this other shore, in the unfamiliar darkness of these cally and microscopically. 3 u‘r;Id.l. :.ltv.h‘ms m;\d Ltix!ht{ly cl?‘sl;:d The detailed report shows that varm hand of a light- 0 a hearted little girl. An old-fashioned 455 of these 660 toilet tissues are de- Protect your family from serious damp was lighted and the lantern Biown out._ The Tain,wen, on and on, cidedly inferior and contain chem- lliness. Use only tissues you know ng on the roof. The hut was ical impurities which are an actual ™meet the standards which physi- {1t of logs apparently, low and square, with rush mats on the floor and folded menace to health. cians approve. k ohairs stowed away in & corner. ere was -gom-fuhmnoa sofa 71 light Strong acids . . . mercury . .. alu- Scott Tissues cost no more than : minum . . .sand ... chlorine... the ordinary kind. Ask for them and even arsenic were found. by name — ScotTissue or Waldorf. ‘ A Now bemg featured at the MEDICALLY SAFE : . ; : 3 : WITH BABIES or children ‘ - : i ;. P be quite serious. For a ¢hild’s SAILS 6.00 P. M. i e above tests showed that Scot- b » b /i membranes are extremely PIIR 87, NEW YORK Tissue and Waldorf are absolutely 3 § ;“"s';—“flly chafed or in- m y the harsh acids or .o “ safe—ent irely free from harsh ir- 2 : {’ ;Wl‘ testure of infesfor tole et tissue. Fikset and Tourist Class to Plym- ; « ritants. .. and chemically pure. 3 T & outh and Le Havre . . . world- These extremely soft, absorbent health tis. he absorbent #0% ¢ » 8- s g 4 Besafe! Useonly SeotTissu | whltfiTOllEt Tlss’n 4 or Waldorf, t‘:nay . v g y two health famous eooking . . . English- sl Mnncs . Ladk amy sues have always been approved for safety, i tissues that doctors and hos- travel agent, or the by doctors, hospitals and health authorities. i0g 8 sH ¢er A i pitals approve and recom. B oa ok A & 5 o ' n S Fape Gn,u»;v, peatir, ! As . -