The evening world. Newspaper, July 26, 1919, Page 11

Ky Leg ie i viet Sees wi Lt i | i UT he Evening World’s Kiddie Klub Korner Conducted by Eleanor Schorer Copyright, 1919, by The Press Publishing Co. (The New Yerk Bening World). AA, te aturday, duly 2 It : *' Bo Love Bach Other! ‘Courtesy as an Investme By the Rev. Thomas B. Gregory ‘ Coprriaht, 1010, ty The Press Publishing Co, (The New York Rvening World), E who deliberately starts out to be polite and obliging solely off, Carson! fo little, stooped—and his hand closed Our tight— “ it, in the way of dollars and cents is not any. wares Mies towed iron about the calf 6¢ what there is in lt, ay Again on their feet, Trevors a sec- Trovore's leg. "oR atified ery from the of a man—is, in fact, no man at all, but just a plain hypocrite; but, al ond first and with the advantage bujkier man, a little grunt of effort Olearly his, now rushed Lee, seeking pte be oa A aed Bead the same, it remains true that courtesy is a dime investment, even from to finish what he had begun. And mightily, ‘and Trevors went back, |Y!ewpoint of material profit. Bud Lee, his face white and drawn, toppled, fought for his slipping val- It PAYS to be polite, It is profitable to be agreeable to those looking ‘ghastly with the — blood smears across it, moving swiftly, but engin hit yr toy en oe whom We are associated in social or business lines. A Story of Western Ranch Life, in (Yhich a Red | Blooded American Girl With Pep” Wins Out Against big Vuas and Gets the i.espect Wue Her (Copsright, 1919, by Chartes Sender's Mona.) not swiftly enough, went down, Tre- neck, Lee's weight flung upon hira, Between the boor and the grouch and the man who is uniformly BYNUWDIs OF PWN Cues mle ‘ wors's weight against him, Trevoi . iJ gi 6 upo: se au Sater, mens, nase ate, tm ey tune,nb rn nr Flat Dentin Into his wide sust belo ful pur ot heen Which ode nism uate accor eit taveriotty heetow thems epee the gue’ whe meste these arth at or ao : i Touch of ‘ubteaifaue eupldees rus tMslly trgiue ray ee bee tues Uribe sons “RO ATMDIE, a avorai they rode daily some struggling Biye|t© bestow will invariably bestow them upon the one who meets them with Gis eaten feet ertbie suyysh tre ticua he, buen shouted Melvin, Carson did not hear /Ake colt. bamiars a spahee hai ek é Wai “au ae are tir ta i the una aia aui ant or ie, tes” Cle ui fim. a va Now Bots. tots amy eetyieg Se The sunshine is a glorious birth, and everybody ie in love with it. The attempts to besa hogy + oy ‘woe ", agony of a broken hand, was aroun : Dear Kiddie Cusins and friends: | fat ets us Starter ater an rm mee Scagfe™ nieye staat grying over ands over. “Thate the Nt Lee's les were about the |sunny soul, pleasant, inviting, friendly, ever ready to contribute A One happy, happy day was ours in that great, big park in the heart of IR i i Pg Be eg A IE eg last dirty trick he's got. Get him, frantically Aghting body, and at let to the comfort and delight of all other souls, is everywhere welcomed ~ Coney Island. Luna was all aglow with your smiles. Your laughter ual widee to'tind ‘Trevere and unbas him eoovunt for duduh’s srectanat Buddie. | Oh, for Gawa's sake, Buddie, to Che tnioke harede pulsing ‘throat, | every where beloved. ; 0 ; 5 wounded everywhere and it made me very glad to hear you, for I knew you | eTrevore was upon him again, but Trevors’s right arm was caught at Wherever such soul camps, whether it be for the midday rest or for thé were happy. | CHAPTER XXIX, crtemomber, Bud; Remember!" Lee slipped aside, even rolled ‘over, His “ly hert hand’ Dent nt Leese tace, | EHS Fepose, it finda itself attended by hosts of friends, ready, without . First came the parade, then the pageant, and last but not least, all | (Continued) a “Give him hell! A hundred dollars ‘Trevers bore Jowh upon hia, eauZ- struck and battered again only to| solicitation, to minister to its well being and peace. i ta : the good fun, | HEN suddenly he laughed and on ‘revors:" said Melvin. leaping fire’ in his eyes, ' Again, Come back like a steam-driven pis- Such {s the law of human nature—a law that is older than the Golden } threw out his arms in a wide ““wrare you!" called Carson without amie Lately in time Bud “tag tod to hammer again, But Bud Lee's The parade, led by Band Master Bavetta and the Luna Band and fo!- gesture and again. dropped withdrawing hin eyes. fromthe (WO aleped sony trom bint” puincracked. body clung ‘on, his| Fleece or Roman Bagle, and that is as just and as beautiful as it is venom lowed by the Boy Scouts, Junior Naval and Marine Scouts and all the) forms reeling up and down, back and =“; dt ittumb and fingers sank and sank| gble, | them, saying shortly: p % ‘Stand up to him, Bud! Oh, go get” Hi StH 1 Kiddie entertainers was a wonderful wight. Wien the paraders stopped| “you're playing the game the way ffth aeross the room. him, Buddie! eee ea ey taro ato ice ‘There 1s no premium on grouchiness, in disagreeableness, in what Josh : ¥ —“Donel’ cried Melvin. “Trevors, a Defore the band stand and sang our Kiub song every Cousin, even the very|{ thought you would, You've got 4 4 wnareq dollars"—— - waa, Beas ae em or talons, white and hard and relentieas, | Billings used to call “pure oussedness,” nor should there be, ‘aa 5: ed—oegin your “ eo @ ~ youngest, stood erect and sang out proudly. All the spectators chimed in, SU" tnt guy pe damned to you!” He broke off, forgetful of his own taking what blows he must, striking yj; yes yee wore terrible, filed) By the righteous law of the “Survival of the Fittest” the pessim{st, | And our Peace Pageant! Wasn't it glorious? And weren't the dancers,' “He even stepped forward, his eyes words. ft The ‘ two. men ray pene. ie ba Hamar hater nig bea apes He, fought, ‘with a great sudden|cynic, the grouch, and all their near relatives, are relegated to the who represented the victorious nations, just lovely? Here are the names | fearlessly upon Lee's, and settled his clung to each other in a ludicrous himsel 4 ihelyG to roll over} ‘But he could not march ©f the Cousins who made the national dances such a success: big frame comfortably in @ chair by embrace, broke a.under, and Lee of daze and diaziness. Stepping back- \iegky off the leds which were like| Pere !# Bo room for them in the procession that wants to tot truck So that his fist, landing fair ward, ue again got the wall at his “ id | music of love and goodness, p Hazel Alexander represented England; Grace Lawlor, Japan; Margaret|the table. prety & (aes {Stubborn tentacles about him, could i Gjiligan, treland; Martha Mogler, Belgium; Florence Lindeay,- Pootiands | "Go, anced” he concluded. “I'm Upon Travers ohik. Bured the bigger shoulaars, BIPOSC Mote rcom behind Wétliree. his threat of the tensing No man knows better how true this is than George Conway, the Erie | umbling, falling—-— only to get the 4 Anna Newton, Greece; Anna Levy, South America; Yetta Greenstein, rethiat'a as it should be!” Lee's But not fallen. Por his back found him, succeeded and let Trevors drive Renin at Looe eee, Set nis one bana conductor, whose smile brought him that legacy of $15,000. Portugal; Louise Mele, Italy, and the two little Cousins, Eleanor and Blise | yoice was vibrant, His hard eyes the wall and saved him, As Lee came him, drive until again his back Ws ¢ Lee's throat. 1 an instant his “All things must have an end,” as the great Napoleon remarked Gaydos the Colonial o ime r pod | bri ed, With quick jerk ne On, rushing at him like a man gone to a wall. . sl Ae ae aa SLCC COR EREPIDE OOF cuyutry, Fepreqentiog. (te BpOR/ old BrEREASG, NED Te dere Git aa mad, “Trevors ‘siipved aside apd “Run away, will you?" | pantod Bim, but’ he was unable tov drag ie] 2e saw the rocky shore of St. Helena looming up before him. aa 5 < a laa 4 Sar: trucl i ¢ Raat if jot you, damn you Unfortunately Cousin Louise Mele’s name was left off the programme, | propped LENCO" LBB) AOGE: Rb CNet einine tine pagsret 16 poral 1 on te ate right wot y YOu: away, long life of an Allendale commuter reached {ts end, and when his will but not one of us failed to appreciate her gracctul and spirited dancing Garson, though he stooped for it wiped his bloody mouth with the Leo didn't anewer, He°was think- g,1y° face went white, famed red.) examined the above mentioned legacy to Conway was found, with this After the national dances came the military drill of the Boy Scouts | quickly, did not shift his watchful back of his hand and again eluded a ing dully that Bayne Trevors was {tf Tee's, hin deep chest coutracted | Planation: “A mark of appreciation of his kindly treatment of me and apd Junior Naval and Marine Scouts, Edward Hughes, Third-Class Mas-|eyes from Trevors, Kor Carson had rushing attack by ducking and step- near telling the truth, tht Bud Lee i spasmod'cally, Lee, summoning all of ers when he had no nal interest in us beyond his ter-at-Arms Donken and Corporal Theodore Prager received the honor of | known more fights in his life than he ping to one side. And ever, when he was almost beaten—almost. That was ‘the force within him, drove thumb passengers nm perso! aoe oh rpg : ty Gooula, Nav |KaQ’yearss he knew men, and looked sought to save his own body, he ag far as a gentleman eves went— {0° fi ate duties.” 4 Serine Scouts, pecpeauivuy 4P scouts among the Boy Scouts, Naval and) iq tivors for Just the sort of thing struck back, grunting audibly with just to that desperate most ONY Aner deen canthd. T have never met George Conway face to face, but something tells Samm } The Triumph of Peace, one of the most glorious spectacles of the day, | TTevors did. ba otk beaten.” Not quite, No! not quite. For the last time ‘Trevors strained | ‘As Lee stepped forward, Trevors Over and over did Carson's heart Never that. with him and they rolled like death ‘at he is the real thing. Were he a hypocrite and dissembler be could not — followed, Every Kiddie member remeinbers Marguerite Rainsford, who | snatched open the drawer of the table rise in his breast as he saw Bud Lee Botts men were nearly spent; Car- icked mountain lions. ‘Put still Lee's /have kept up that “kindly treatment” through those “many years,” To be” 7 has helped to make all our entertainments successful, and will agree with|at his side, quick as light, and drive Trevors, and over and over did son saw that while he cursed softly left arm bout Trevor's neck, hi tural to George—ae me when I say that Cousin Marguerite portrayed Peace beautifully. When | whipped out’ the weapon which lay his heart sink when he saw Lee sway in his corner; Melvin saw It and joc. Gin was about Trevors Heck, hit) decent, to be agreeable, to be sunny and obliging was nai a . all the fairy-like toe dancers and rhythmic dancers fluttered out on the | there. and reel under the sledge-hammer watched for the end, wondering Just ap ‘prey ‘rrevorw's breath (natural as sitging 1s to the bird. He wasn’t thinking of that legacy—tte | platform, like so many butterfiles, the huge audience was spellbound, —_| 4, G0 sow, Trevors!” came old Car. caught Aneee |coming was the surprise of his life—he wasn't thinking of anything im The toe dancers were Alice Lawrence, Blennic Smith, Malvena Rein, | Sroq already, twoegun style.” " ro ” *. bes particular, but wag Just acting out his real disposition, just letting his sum Helen Maguire, Gladys Sorenson, Marie Doran, Marion Cooper and Mary For God's sake!" cried the one ce of more t ar, of utter, desperate shine play upon every one he came across, old and young, rich and poor, the Dunckiey. The rhythmic dancers were Lucille Neuman, Adelaide Solimanto, | nervous man in the room, he who had e lve witon terror, ‘Trevors threw up his hand ne husabl a: Esther Neuman, Anna Feld, Nora Rugglers, Lillian Hickey, Flora Rodock, | opened the door. ‘his is murder!" weakly, then let it fall ao that it|!Hluatrious and the bumble. time Hadith Ginsky, Charlotte Wishbake, Esther Roseman and Majorie Maguire, |. But now at last Bayne ‘Trevors's By Guy Bolton and Frank Mandel. struck the floor heavily, @ dead “Yes, indeed! Courtesy is a splendid investment. It pays every They all danced charmingly and well deserved the shower of applause | blood was up, his slow fever had kin- M4 y n an ran . weight Politeness WILL take you farther than money. It will take you into men's / t they received, nee Be was moving his feet rest- Novelised for The Kvening World by William A, Page. Lee's grip at the strangling throat | 1114 ng where not all the money in the world would be able to take you, Another of our talented Cousins whom you all remember is Hazel|' “Then, Lee," snapped Trevors, EGINNING next Monday on: this page The Evening World will} relaxed. But he did not move his * Greenberg. She sang “Ring Out Sweet Bells of Peace.” The Kiddie Kub | "come on if you want a fight as you'd present an authentic novelization of “The Five Million,” the play ot enough!" he panted again, ie, : as Chorus sang with her, and sang well, get if you and I were alone in the now at the Lyric Theatre, this city, The story is graphically told The anawer came brokenly, weakly, Gli Into New York Shops. MRRIRGRIRI LUG AOR mountains, with no man to watch, a Sof three doughboys who return to their small town after seeing service} gimost inarticulate, But it ald come impses '. hi 2 US. fight where a man can use what $in France, One brings a French wife who cannot spcak English.§ and the men drawn close heard Itt HB new skirts that are coming |favored are the various browns, ti sole? Fredericks, Stay Wilbeath, earl, Lap | Maguire, tga, Willan Stein, Amelia | weapons God gave him, any weapon Another returns to a wife who has successfully filled his Job while he “Ye " tumn wear are mostly cluding beige and castor. In blues hicen ‘Medere, Uaulive. fury Somers. | Dorie, ntti, Derony “Lenrenee, | 0@ Can lay bie mind to, his éye to, 4 gone and now refuses to give It back to him, The third, Douglas} “You'll get out of the country?” in for autum i betsy Haltz, “Marie Dorn, Lillia Mona | Veronica Nauey inon, “Margaret| Dis hand to! Or,” and at last the ys ° . “Yes,"" ankle Itngth. Those who pre-'the peacock tones are prominent. ( " Mleanor | be hac, | ‘\ {Gonsaria sor . f ,dams, the hero, has been reported dead by mistake. His fiancee appar- 2 ‘ | 4 place,” Hea macs. | Watie Schigaria: er: | sneer came, “do you want a pair of § sa it peleed, = wage Bud Lee drew back and rose, going| fer them shorter can get some that! Then there is the bottle green, whith ti ish | Willan “hateu, tamrvace Bisbal, lataeh aio: | Dadded gloves and somebody to tan J Mily roncindtincerdnadtbatee taser thts dasa Dea a o {othe floor swiftly. He stooped for! go an inch or so above the fankle,| is #0 beautiful in pile fabrics, c t sndeay, | Cito ag Re cee 1, tae nis hat and passed out, And vusual, has® . arid aitante Mal a | a a -?_ Carson shifted his glance to Bud Payne Trevora got unaterdily ty Nie] but good dressers will wear nothing! of course, navy blue, as onal a Hadies { Lee's face. Lee marely nodded, | to blows beating at face and body how it would come, Trevers should feet and sank slumping into the chatr| shorter than this, The new skirts large representation, a Jrannetio ei Then,” eried Carson sternly, “go to in the beginning there had been in swing for the point of the jaw, put offered him, two big tears formed in! measure a yard and a half around) shade has given place to rust, ‘Ho ne Milling, hore, Hand. | itt No man steps in, an’ you two can gud Leo's mind but the one thought: all that was in him into ‘a final, Mis eyes and rolle# down his cheeks. but they will probably eegnannd ah Singer, Saul schwart, | Aght it out like coyotes or mountain qphig man had laid his hands ypon smashing blow, beat through an in: The first tears In many a year, the| the bottom, but they aim adel, NOW that the necessity for knithiae ‘Tarler, ‘Fuerwsa Jecotekin, Toms | ions for all of me. Judith; this man must be punished gutficient guard, do it now, quckly, teats of « atrong man broken for the} come in wider the season 94- nay been removed women are agmia Theres Deraghue, Caroline Tarte, Meinia Lip: ‘ Vuostwen and punished by none other in ‘iod’s For both Carson and Melvin saw an- me in his lite, vances, |turning their attention to embrolder- bowis, Adelaide Rhuies, Shia Metz, Ansa | Finale st vargled Banner CHAPTER XXX, wide world than Bud Lee, a other thing, thing which bat had Tet oa gal ,Brunted, Melvin. i ios te a away the vacation hours: ciddle a H oh TREY 4 Bud's whole body was bruised and sensed at the outwet: Bud Lee was: “Just sand, at Beads of all kinds are a promin- ‘ The mnacancls Banh Up OF WIGS BCLOre Bp 50s: SA OORT AYNE TREVORS slipped out .oittred and sore. A glancing blow harder than Bayne Trevors, Lee, — “I'll stick aroun’ an’ ace he moves! ... ~s, Jet|One woman embroidered a pair of Mng that I'm sure it did not fail to thrill every one there, It amazed me of his coat and vost, tossing pow: Ine Ore et with pain. Tree Sipping away at cvery step was 2. Bud.” Carson followed Lee to say [cnt feature of the fall dresses. | rompers while on a week's vacattom, beyond words and I never was so proud. sham io; she Hikvbe chalte on. an va pg ight be. getting something back which had “Oh, he'll go, But-I'lt Just tell biin|ts especially popular, The new frock } SR OOo Or pe Fie fans SUSCr renee me One torwara 22. 108 nen F He. ane hia hind ann cuted aes ant was Bearly gone from him; ‘'revors waa how the boys 1s headed this way by] must have a sparkle to it and this|and she did it all during the dealing f s0 many days, Not one of us can truthfully say which of the shows and ae ai , I well over two hundred pounds. 1t was breathing in noisy jerks; save for the Now an’ It's tar an' feathers for him lig introduced in the form of bandings, |of the cards. By the way, one shop 6 rides we enjoyed the best, They were all delightfui soft shirt-collar and was ready, All iy) ici hammered with a two-lun- vital fact that he now had two lf he Guat mosey right along. That's! 1 cings and motifs, There are|is showing pretty rompers in pink an@ Altogether there never was a happier or more inspiring band of kiddies |Of Bud Lee's simple preparations had (red-pound sledge handa to idud Lee's one, ‘Trevors was something he | ¢ ouldn’t stand right sounifel over blouses in beads and blue to be embroidered and they axe and the success of our second Kiddie Klub Outing at Luna was due to you, | been made when he threw his broad Give aud take it was from the bode mowine mare S1gRE GE WARNE EL oul Bue Min haha: haa. lonkad peepee on @ net foundation either | only 98 cents. Saint Swithin perhaps deserves our kindest words, On second thought |hat aside. blow, with none of the Hnesse of « boxe TALE Gil’ get him—somchow," whise Lee's In a grip that made the eore| ee sto; on exquisite cream 1n he relented his severity of the past week or more and decided to make it] ‘Then came the little pause When ee eee ee ee OUT aloting pered Carson. "Good old Bud, Som rs wince, Then, swinging upon|!? Jet or ie - tn.|_ Ostrich probably never had such & a fine day froin the start, so we would know just where we were at. Ons forerunner to the first blow, when {t. More than once had Bud Lee felt how.” 1 of his he went back | opalescent effects, They have | vogue as it now has, It is not oaly \ the day before, you remember, It rained in the morning and cleared after : ure each other, seek that he was falling only to catch his , What Carson and Melvin sensed {9 collect @ hundred dollars from|round neck, are sleeveless and @X-| 44.4 as hat trimmings, even for the” } the postponement announcements had been made. But our Kiddie Klub |‘¥° Men measure each other, se Bee tang oy At trevars; ,Trevors knew, He saw that Lee was Melvin and help Bayne Trevors shave|tend to the waist line, . These are " oe . " ing each to read the other's pur- Palance and come » evoré: \eaving less (rouble in eluding him 8 plans. a "..|Wnderbrim, but dresses are profusely guardian ange! was watching. This time it was Mr. Herbert Evans, who s more than once had Trev gone reel. hi Lg Md But B $15 and t. are others in wonder- faa’ wabanariia Mr. Evans gave ix shows preced “tolly. talk B. ing backwarl, smashing into the wall, NOW, that Lee's feet were quick Wit Bud Lee did not wait. He was?) varmonies of color, tiny rose, jade,| ‘immed with it. It has taken the Paget Rn phil ows preceded by jolly talks |Pn, two men drew slowly tor wens a time did Melvin coun: his lighter than his, that Lee was be- OM his horse, swaying a little, an arm |*U! eee ey quinite. de: | Place of the corsage bouquet, and os to the kiddies, who came despite the morning rain, on the'Klub and the| gether, “Thelr hands came up, their MAny ® time did Melvin coun: Hi ginning to strike back viciously caught in @ rude aling, glad to be out | a, blue Ac. Roads 28 exquisite trich garnitures for this purpose aré weather and the undersea boats and everything you can think of. In this|fisty shov glistening knuckles, a es on find, lost, And Carers fim, and when the blow landed, ‘Tre- In fie late auplight, A i 8 y Baal expecially made up, The shops are | way he amused and instructed no less than 8,000 Klub Cousins and kept} their jaws were set, their feet moved fearful, muttered constantly to him- Vrs big body rocked, shot through ie Julie “Pos si horee, he was) we have often heard how after the| Showing the most fashionable colars “J them from dicappointment, It is needless to say that the wonders of Sub- | cautiously. ‘Then suddenly Bud Lee gel” Mite pote. There encod (8 hin tne ting, Little hore das, She's! it War every well-dressed woman |!2 ostrich, which are navy blue, tag - “ marine F-7 were revealed to crowded houses. Other concessionaries fol. |sprang in and struck. “'Lec's tough,” Carson whispered to thought which was Melvin’s, but | Think of that, ‘That's right: 4 at least one black gown in WO0G, Drow a, JAAR Se 4 lowed his example and Wednesday was quite as jolly a day as Thuraday, Struck tentatively with his left himself, “Riding every day an’ work- came In Trevor's way: Now, quickly, 0’ ight lian required at le q Ko | j r Mr. Meyers, the scenic artist of Luna, deserves our heartfelt thanks | nd that grazed Trevors's cheek ing . Trevors has been setting Pefore | hae Me seer bet a oes her wardrobe. Apparentiy history is and ae eye h hanks | id did no harm; struck terribly with jn a chair. . . Bud'll wear him come the end, So, for the third time c ° ; repeating itwelf, for black is certainy| A popular fad is the wearing of appreciation, for it was he who arranged all the mechanical details N ehae an thi 1 My Goa! ud, look out; that day Bayne Trevors, with much HAPTER XXXI, harrow grosgrain ribbon ove: which made our pageant possible. COUSIN ELEANOR, Bis Finht Hane, Sigh Creve Grewuer mat soa: Mex Gaal Bud, ' at stake, resorted to “what weapons 1 old cabin above the lake | ‘8 leading color for the moment. A} biouse in a contrusting color. ‘rae with the little sound of flesh on flesh Yee toot ‘work, but not xs Carson COC, eve him, what weapons he Bud Lee dismounted. ti, [handsome evening dress is of black| reach almost to the waist. lin , could lay his mind to, bis eyes to, bis f ; . on Trevors's chest. ' expected it, not the thing See tions eet y hand in lin rude aling wg | maline heavily embroidered in jet|have the ends caught together wi ‘ Cousin Eleanor’s Klub Kolumn | |«¢ his return blow came toxvthers joked for when he sensed 1 Resotting to the old trick which cue paling him terribly, de. |20¢ hung over an underdress of | chtored Beads fancly serum. both men reeled back a halt-pace read in Trevors's eyes that age 6 de | ay : ; are 60 cents, but if yon are * trom the impart, both hung an in- trek was coming, ite was re up from South Amertean ports in dl- manding some sort of first-aid treat- | Diack satin. A cluster of peacock blue! vith the needie you can easily A FAIRY DANCE. |For it is wonderful to see fairios at | stant upon an unéteady balance, both g lifted boot, und, instead Trevor, fepwn te the San Francisco water, Ment. To-morrow he could take it to | Ostrich gives @ pleasing touch at the) ong and the requisite materials will Watihaa Maanink Gd dlis\akeea | night, sprang forward. And as they amet rushing down upon him, threw grap- Known to the San Francisco wien a tan hour ur gn (belt. Other colors that seem to be cost much leas than 60 cents. ; Was ever there a me ewutitut | By JULIBNNE WARSHAW, aged the, seer ad time, Ee eee ov pling arms about hirn, heedless or © for Lee's stomach, seeking with ono he could get Tripp to look to it; just . } scene? eleven years, Albany, N. Y, ously, clinging toge'her, striking fist smashing again into bis cut lips. nis ‘iowita doubie 4 y i Dancing iuily on their toes, tne = ~ anmmnam fonly the sound of scuffing boot-heel’ a grip about Lee's middie, at him, +4 a himself with hot water and strips} judith: dith of bi hit 7 2 a f } HOW TO I soft thuds and little cougning writhing pain on the floor. Judith; @ Judith of bare, white arms, ou'll find your work eut out for While 3 band plays fairy’ mus'c |} WOW TOJOIN THE KLUBANO} [and soft thuds and iittle coughing geeking to throw him. | | WHAM my word! bellowed torn from an old shirt, round and warm and rich in thelr] you, Mr. Lee,” she told him, i sweet ' r runts bre; lence, jayne down they went together wi re ‘ ‘ : . ender curve “fe r . r, h 1 | Trev: > 2] lg My Cars he sweat on his own tortured No, the boys hadn't come in yet, | tender curves, i Us the kind of work I want.” ame To keep time with their little tect, | Beganing with aay qua} | ‘Trevors gave back a stubborn step, particular advantage to either man, CA phe owens 8 38 ‘ He came in quickly, his heart sing-| swered Bud Lee. wig 4 ; In a circle, they go round, Cee haste sho beg | striking right and left as he did so; But as they rolled apart and Lee gf just bat on ‘Sie instant too But there was a swage for Lee,| ing The color suddenly ran up hoi| Then suddenly her arms went y Their feet scarcely touching the | Bit bu2—bud, and" tnail ght himself, hurled himself for- threw out an arm to lift himself Tre- into aia avis Gravee lift hin fame just received by cook. It was! and vivid in the girl's cheeks, Stand-| bis neck and teare sprang imto 5 und | ihoa Sg Caine keane $ | ward so that how it was Hud Lee yore saw the chance he sought und late did Bayne Trevors lift his foot. trom Greene, the forester, brief and| ing Over her he put Out his hand.| eves and she. set her tips tio. the % * And when at last, the clock strikes | rewing, die Kisb. | who was borne backward by the mightily, brutally, cursing ds he Fo ad hNEVer to the point But she slipped her own hands be-| he had sought to cover with bis n | te rh ; exvere 2 a 7 be d forgotten it, had prayed within '°\% isan p . ts 7 M =welve, 13 York City, with a “note ing | Sheer weight of his opponent. Th jumped for it, he drove the heel of had t i Greene had lost no time in finding | hind her, “Carson telephoned me,” she The fairies leave their woodland | Py Ad hh 4 Pas Seve yours | was a gash on Lee's temple from his boot down upon Lee's hand on the as age [ve] [ig ian pe token would the sheriff of the adjoining county at} “I've come to tell you that just] pered, her lips trembling all of @ delve, iy uo Dies, which ‘a thin stream of blood floor, \ me ane bY Se? eee White Rock and in going with hin to| being horse foreman doesn’t suit me| den. “He told me how v Vanish, and then are lost to sight, | pelt ghitaren, up te, siztéon sare of eee ma: § | vkled; Trevors's mouth was blecd- From Lee's white lips burst an in- t le ‘ ae nO by Pg bead if i the cave. They hud found Quinnion, | any longer, What you need and need| fought . . . and how you fomg f Not to return, until next alghi, deseeee eveioers EAR Bees Ser voluntary groan ay jt yeemed to him than Trevors, any new it. Now, He was dead ght away is @ general manager,| And he was half crying over the : And, though they frequently do’this, | fini nder his guard. | Trovors!"” that every bone in his hand had been as he read the sinister purpose in ‘yes, Judith was waiting for him,| That's what L'want to be, your gen: | ephone, he waa eo proud. of » For not one night do they miss, | COUPON. NO. 498 shouted Melvin, on the table now, his crushed, from Carson a choking cry ‘8 glaring eyes, as he glimpsed ghe was th in the living-room,’ eral manager, Judith. For life!* | 1 am proud of you! Al ‘They tiene @ spectator thinking of) | face his eyes shining. ‘Under, of fa ey og myers tem short laugh penn mee it ie Moor, he curled up On @ great couch, lifting Judith laughed softly, happily. Her Lee, Bud Lee, I love a verted itever ber eyem expectantly as his siep hands flew out to him like two little (Tae md” Cy Re aay i aan