Evening Star Newspaper, April 17, 1933, Page 22

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Get a generous SOc tube for 29¢ today at Peoples Drug Stores. DENTOX TOOTH PASTE ‘HEADACHE —~Why wait for slow- INSTALLMENT XXIIL DON'T know Shortwell,” said the captain. “He wasn't present at the interview. But, from what the young lady said, I had the impression that the two were not quite agreed as to—how shall I put lt—what the tactics would be. Shortwell seems to me—hm, I don't want to say an in his favor— but he seems to be & pretty straight- forward sort of fellow with good, strong nerves. If I understood the lady cor- rectly, Shortwell even wants her to talk with you and come to some sort of ar- rangement as to a divorce and such like —that's why she sent for me, because she is afraid to leave her cabin, even with Shortwell. He would take her di- rectly to you, she said, d she doesn't want that because she is afraid of you— that’s quite understandable, bad con- science, bad nerves—she would rather | have the whole matter settled by way of lawyers——" The sagacious face of old “!‘redeflrk' the Great” had the pathetic expression of a wise man who does not understand how to deal with foolish children. Thomas now had conclusive evidence that it was Sybil and Sybil's own free will which had closed her cabin door to him. Probably Shortwell had told him the truth, and the cowardly flight had been exclusively due to Sybil's de- sire. He no longer felt any hatred for his rival. There is always some one or other—whether his name is Shortwell or something else—who will turn up when there is a Sybil to lure him on. “She has the key to her room,” said | | Thomas. “She has her key and the |doors of the Columbia are pretty sound. | ery true. But it is a bore to spend | | five days in one’s cabin,” said the cap- | |tain. “Also, if you open the window, vou hear music from the ball room— well, you know the lady. ‘I was so ter: ribly keen about this trip,’ she said. have dreamed for 10 years about trav: eling on a wonderfl liner like this. | Well, you know the lady—" | Thomas pondered whether he had | ever really known Sybil. He knew thnti she was pleasure loving—but that ihe‘ should take their private affair to the | captain just to avoid having to stay in | her innocence, had casually given him. second-class, because Wolsogen since yesterday had become a completely changed man. He was silently and absent-mindedly stirring his tea; he did not her to dance, as yesterday, nor did he question her jealousy about her previous love affairs. ~ And, worst of all, he did not say & word about the prom- ises he had made her yesterday. Be- cause of these promises she had been late in returning to her cabin, and her mother, with her stalwart hands, had soundly slapj her face twice—and this before the very eyes of the grin- ning Mrs. Fabian! What now about the evening dress of pink chiffon “Have you fallen in love with Baron- ess Mergentheim?” she persisted. “Why don’t you say something? You look like & man bewitched.” Wolzogen was indeed bewitched. Not by Friederike's beauty, however, but by the few words of information she, 1n He who talks about business with ‘women is a fool, he thought, even if it is a Stephanson. “He is trying to es- tablish a combine of American and German shipping,” Priederike had said. Interpreted in business terms this meant: He is buying large blocks of stock in German steamship companies. But what companies? First of all, doubtless, of the line to which the Co- lumbia belonged. That was probabty the reason, too, why he and his friend | Bartlett had chosen & German liner for | their return trip. All very simple ana obvious. All one had to do was to close your hand and one had thousands in one’s grasp. The thing to do was to! buy shares in Shipping, Ltd., and that | at once, before the Columbia entered | New York harbor, and before Stephan- | son got to his offices and carried | through his intentions. | ‘These were the thoughts which had | bewitched Wolzogen so that he could | spare neither & word nor a glance for | little Milli. But since he was not a “fool” he did not have the remotest idea of telling Milli about his business plans. 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He wanted to be in on every order. He felt he had to . . . Then Ex] arrived, slender, distm- guished, his graying hair gleaming like oxidized silver. They sat down in the corner and began to talk things over. ‘They argued and bargained. enever any one passed the two he heard the words “per cent,” even though they ‘were only whispered. (To Be Continued Tomorrow.) VANITY DRESSER—18x45 inch top, 22x36 inch Hollywood mirror, of you! i And of desk top drawers, $8.97. Thomas laughed ironically. what use would such a pro; be from a man in my position? Wnat possible value, captain. could it have?” “I should imagine it would have & certain value,” said ‘“Frederick the Great” earnestly, “And, besides, I can't really see what would be the good of your talking over this unhappy story with your wife. She will tell you a lot of very unpleasant things, and you will X Does Yo’un Skin Win Admiration? ' Don't let a pimply, clogged, muddy looking complexion shut you out of popularity and good times. 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