The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 9, 1925, Page 10

ones so MAY SEYMOUR : oe } Shough m FOOTLOOSE BEATRICE BURTON ra le is SEQUEL TO"D/e FLAPPER WIFE" ONEA go to Burope just when ° Ee* part she eald to herself, “What | ® " oe ‘ was still a chance that. she might eR week} Np are you going to do ab him? Let |“ ® Danddag him mak f 7 aney s coul jo to Kurope ar A But had no answer to give| tron me. noua © ’ ROLKINO, and. her herself “Why, I hadn't thought much ERT WATERBUI She nly go on trying to an-| aout ic to tell the truth,” she an as 300 swer more of the baffiing quentions | one ee ate ae ike It here pret x Pani buys sev that came tumbling into her mind. [ty wei aon't you melts worth of ¢ Why waa it that Dan Sprague, ahohls hor head.. *E hate Wi galt for the + belonged to another woman, a ee eye roy Time ¢ « her So marry him at the umer, but at this time of year the bw Pr exact moment when she was carnest 1 strikes right into my marrow rope shin t Herbe ° ry. Wy Wishing that Herbert Waterbury | nones. I think it's about time T be aurprise should pi an to think about going home. & Walk Was life te peo- | & rope asked oud as she buttered her fourth ‘Oh, dear, I shouldn't eat tea y hesitated, 8 idn't want to marry Herbert Waterbu and Home? May repeated, with ques. tioning brows, Somehow or other 4 never thought of Carlotta as having a home, She seemed to her to be a restless bird of passage like Dan Sprague “Oh, yen, I've the da the whol P marry hiv Bagerness to marry, sb Bete think she is in love = vow GO ON WITH THE sTORY) ple? Was it Susi Joke played by the a tals? I¢ it ts, I certainly can't say that I get much of a laugh out of st!" May decided grimly At the door of the hotel ahe turned had left her, and had 1 down the rain- ulk, May crossed over ingest little ‘orld out in bungalow in stood staring out suddenly anc ased the Boardy California near Los Altos, You'd to have one last look at the gray rs 2p gag aba Her body slently with ex symphony of m. Above t » over the front door, and waves tha a gull wheeled an t wind that 9 broke wildly on the ered tr from the ch the ness that had} citement set- cltement. & mothing to « down ov Bhe knew t imbing all over the tile roof, hills behind it, and green grass stretched before it like a vel carpet was wait as wait. ‘Traymore Why, you sound like a post iting to he nat she said | : Dan, and, more important, what| am sent! had said | 38 Carlotta E How could go back and tell sprang once more vast after a moment she r that Dan had just proposed to love no other piace and no other per ¢ 4) \ | ai ¥ , squared her shoulders and walked dnt. She would ; ie teeind | Gabalia sitting discon. | D8" It's the ont home I've e we to me story—some ¥y it | wiper eae S gabych an un.| Mat I'd always dreamed of living hing that sounded reasonable. And TALS Ih ed magazine on her lap. She| there: sometime, with Dan, after we this moment she couldn't. She Oe, 5\ wad anharmate were mar But I guess that ta u as powdered and ¢ 4 and mani ’ numb, stupefied. Presently she began to walk again. | from sheer force of habit Estopped to look into the shop win pgows that she passed. They were time will never come nan inch { groom!n: her mouth Dan bave to say to Her mouth drooped as she poured heavy cream into her third tea. “I've just about made up m mind to go out to Los Altos, and for td cup of eS — P brilliantly lighted on this gray au 4% onal Gee he tee Cet inte] get Dan,” she went on. ‘I suppose © tumn day, and looked as welcoming 4 pores could nee the look of | 1 Could havea pretty good time play as a bonfire in the wi: 4 Ticatn: in tam’ Ailee ing bridge and keeping house and May stopped at the jewelry store 44 “Did he make love to you? 131i bet | T™=isins flowers. t you? And where she had bought her black pear! . he did a woman's life ts awfy “L may as well look at wrist “We talked about you.” May sald {thou Don * she thought. “It'll help with the utter calmness of a person pass away the time, even if I don't who Is not telling the truth “Terribly empty,” May agreed Duy one.” A little gleam of pleasure lightea With @ wich, “A regular vacuu t But she did buy one. Tiny platinum thing set It was a with dia boredom." a's face “What did Dan have to say 5 you?” she asked as May “And what Carlotta giggled I don't Monds and sapphires. And it stood| dropped into a chair beside her. what you mean, but {t May exactly $1,000. She gasped a May an.| fUlly smart,” she aaid little as sh elous $500 to the sales: But after was out she was glad she had bough the mere sight of it ¢! her wrist was chee tn the wind. Tt had always cheered May tre-| How good he had | her, in his middle-aged CANURES Fess PNIS ¥ Olive Roberts Barton NO. 14—THE TRAVELER CLOCK handed two of her pre- s across the nowhe ¢ John had observed that after one of | Te their frequent “ a j}town and the talking. nologue about nate counter of the May's thoug Herbert Waterbur Hadn't he said something about spendin his Califorr ee vi it ices ait otta woula| Perhaps if she went out to Tos “ee ook shall we fix next? is on the tot! phigapedirsceg that Dan | Altos with Carlotta she would see a mak 5 low to the rig J Kreat deal of him. Whereas if ahs =) Tick Tock looked in his little| “How do T’ asked sailed away to Europe now the Peck and ran his finger down th y doubttu! “Humph! How do thing! Do fairies ever make ances were that she never would I know any mis- ay eyes on him again ame to a certain name, and wad} a Then he stopped when hi it carefully jtakes? It e shia raid a veMay “Tho little traveler that Mister - no t A at A 1 t Wate * “ bury wns a the me eleaning—that’ eler clo ie elt taba mind, she wo nd H ‘know where rs re a ti ‘ : ve Piittie leather case in the t )$a man who travels all ¢ Pworld. Hoe has no reaf he : qriays in a hotel in the cit 4 Bo off to the city went the etree Sfventurers and down a Street. Altho it was nigh’ gstreet was as bright as da @ause of the street lights anc gay shop ndows. : “Here's the ) #Tock stopping. * Si (To Be Continued) MUDD CENTFR FOLKS traveler co jand take YeP! But THEer PoP- WHY WOULD & MAN THROW PRETTY BOARDER made spe jare two kinds. clock | of slas LIKE THIS LESS HE WANTED To END IT ALL? 1S 1H CAUSE OF IT, a BETCHA! od is made for brass said Tick he traveler boats and I don't th “TELEGRAM FROM SALLY ATH: | Keep your mouth | Most clocks do. I was built ERTON TO JOHN ALDEN = [whut and remember I shall want ‘ PRESCOTT ire news of the office six in order,” ® Am leaving today, sooner th ys from date. SALLY expected. Will be home on sixth. SALLY ATHERTON. | Telegram From Sally Atherton to i a Phyllis Hazen Vee (Telegram from si therton to i i lelegram Jeeiea patie | Have learned in somewhat round- | FLAPPER FANNY says: i |about way that you have been re-/ ‘Am starting home today. Your ° talling inside information from Mr letter worries me a good deal. 1| ; (sity Prescott's office. You must know 1 Hdon’t like your tone in speaking of haves dive Gee GMr. Prescott. Have you forgotten | aye. sive y 7 tion had I dreamed @iready what he did for you when | 9 business principle. you came near being a criminal and | Lath atid tome ih ve es “4id turn out an : "loss of $40,000 m PEMr. Prescott will be (Copyright, 1925. N. E rvice, In would | temporary po you had #0 | Expect he everything that office to yourself, MRS. SALLY ATHERTON, Private Secretary to John Prescott never after you will pires in his trans : (Ad | Prerrerrmeses Night Letter From Leslie Prescott a to Ruth Burke | i iT, R mee tis thine’ gon ld sam, AW LUD MOSBY, MUDD CENTER’ ;Lemon Kemoves || ce the thing you toll me ‘6 . NTERS TOWN MARSHAL No 3 SS nee came HAS THE STRAW HAT BELONGING To MR BROWN, | Lines Wrinkles ness. Everything very much un-| THE HANDSOME STRANGER WHO HAS DISAPPEARED, ; a, Lied settled here and will be until Mrs.| IN HIS POSSESSIONA LUD WIRED PARTICULARS i _ | Aestoay Tobiens jad, sontetihi PROUT FINDING THE STRAW HAT To MR. BROWN'S be pearls, Mother oll HOME ‘TOWN AND GOT A REPLY THAT A LoT oF . ons | s that Ka fallen cerns tee aa elena ae YOUNG FELLOWS CONSIDERED IT COLLEGIATE To ounces of Orchs that be splendid. of GO WITHOUT THEIR HATS NOW-A- DAYS a~ LUD AN- 1% White, which any | course, you will ‘stay with me while| NOUNCES “THAT AN IMPORTANT. (4 4 druggist will wup-| Walter is gone. 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The finest private yacht ever | owned by an American entered port here today. It is SS, Atlantis, owned MOM’ ‘N POP WHAT ON EARTH HAS BECOME OF THE this sweetly fragrant GONE? WELL IM GLAD OF (T - THEY 1 By morning most _ of the tell-tale} py Mr, Melville Sarto A oGnd i WE! PEEVED ALL . + Lare Biicothed out, giving a more stone lo eo Wilteh nae wall’ aa’ © pili BECAUSE OF THE We MIGTREATSD THEM = pyouthtul contour to cheeks, chin,| muiti-miliionaire, and he m be THEIR CLOTHES CosT OF THAT T CAN SBE WHERE WE'LL HAVE A NICE SITUATION To FACE WHEN WE. GET ‘BACK ‘throat, It leaves the akin velvety soft, clean and fresh, Beauty experts use this astringent lotion for enlarged pores, also to ‘bleach and whiten sallow, tanned In. persuaded to stay in Southern Call- BROKEN SPRING* fornia for a few weeks, ay ho was NOW WE CAN met here by one of nis ld friends, ENJOY OURSELVES Sergus Petrosky, whom he had last ty A UTTU seen in Moscow, and who fa now “ in Hollywood, acting in moving plc- Mix this harmless lotion yourself, | | tures, Gince it acts best immediately after} The Prince Petrosky—ho haa aperte Beil dropped his title over here—will be! leading man for Paula Verrier in| Bunionsg | her new picture. Mr, Sartoris Is to be entertained b. Miss Perrier Quick relief from pain. Prevent shoe pressure, H Atdrug and shoe stores everywhere | Dr Scholls | ‘Zino-pads "sir" 4 " this evening at her wonderful new home in Beverly Hilly | (Copyright, , Tho Seattle Star) TOMORKOW—Letter from Leslie: Prescott to the Little Marquise, Is Right WELL HE AGREED TO PAY HALF THE EXPENSES ~ ANYHOW IMGLAD IF THEY ARE SORE- THEY WONT ALWAYS BE BORROWING FROM US WHEN WE GET BACK HOME = IF Yoo HAD KEPT QUIET AND LET MATTERS ALONE ALL THIS TROUBLE COULD HAVE BEEN AVOIDED - BUT No! YouvRE NEVER SATISFIED ONTIL. EVERYTHING'S IN A TURMOIL- ETc = pss GEE-I WISH IWAS Hone! SoME VACATION!!! Mom’S SORE AND THE TYTE'S WON'T SPEAK ‘Oo ME- ALL BECADSE I WAS TRYING TO UPHOLD A MATTER OF PRINCIPLE