The evening world. Newspaper, January 31, 1920, Page 9

a} a; \ | | ~ Young, Beautiful and Fearless, Tharon Last Had Made Vengeance Her Law. It Was Her Only Law Until She Met Kenset, the Forest Ranger From the East, and Loved Him—Color, Thrills and ‘detion Blend in This Vivid Story of the West. \ (Copyright, 1919, by Dodd. Mead & Co., Ine.) SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTER: been declared CHAPTER VL he went Nothing | it dedicated on Labor Day he had no outward sign of} 1p a¢ was re= work as usual words to express what I feel this moment about Tiast Valley and its people. -et down and let me show you my somse, here in my glade?” Tharon sat quictly for a moment fand looked down at him. She did not remove her Kenset in}ern section cf the park will be ut by | ized, extending from the subway sta~ stopped one Onwe again Tharon met tUnat ¢ the | equipped p! from under eal cei getther did she sccm to be cunscious length on the earth be A clump of willow for every spring “Why shouki 1?” she asked pres- ently, “you don't owe me anything. semt you away from my wouldn't haye come here if I'd known where I was goin’ As the her head, she looked rt of the arching | ter ecy White clouds 2 of sweetness and |" >wn upon her Nke a] There will be thirty tennis courts, | age as an excuse, 1 have had con- It was a chance.” “Granted. And yet I want you to come across my threshold, to sit in Will you come she studied him he met ber stance with the same grave look, ire some lovely apot, Lost | ficiie two football and two outdoor] 4nd my military training was an ex- th | #¥mnasium st was only Busine Chaba Rebar those} along the shorée of Westchester Bay swung he' ped EB} Rey's rein and stepped around his shoulder. Inside the cabin there was a sense of comfort, of brightness. The long like captured rainbows, tacked to the rough walls, toned prints, these lent an air of permanence, of BM. nome, that she had never before seen ma man’s cabin. Is it, El Rey, to} public use. It is the aim of the Rice! reconciled to my choice when they the king's striped hoof and tipped it always r per, jumped The girl laughed and|vide for th nalf-insol: ot stare which had grec the Holding that le she knew Then she went ud laid down of the Valley goo was hurdiy time to go. ‘They he valley weathe dried up the ¢ told her of the came, far across the story of the chase by the t ‘eft “untold by mutu: 1 before it was 4 chatted of the ught that had ds and ‘he bad rom whence he instilled had} nics and basket part Milk sta- would | tions will be built for the ehiiren. “wone} 1. is planned to build an avenue n Was content. had] tion to the stadium. Mid with Jim Last’s death, she was | tween these two points there will be another at the “Th’ time is u So she lay by the willows and hum- | feature will be @ carved monument . iweet of minors and high noted fall- ke rippling water And she swung 4 Kenset followed her. words, but found none i .;and lazily} The playground was made possible white clouds sail] through the will of the late Isaac L. wataghed the CHAPTER VU. ENSET of the Between study of con-} memorial to himself. Corporation the] Counsel Rurr {s busy to-day draw- im vibration thé nen LAST SUGGESTIONS riding of their claimed arcas he was out from dawn to dark, bor of a dozen men with a vim ¢ parted the wil- To-Day—Commitiee Not the strange jife in Lost Valley when he rode between & land around, did he give up to his specu times his mind in te that iirs: day and he saw her 1 her then, tense, stooping, her el bent above the coming backward feeling for the ste Always he suw fess of her che the r Hollow, but re- rode | the form New Y main as he had see « brown, a good-| committee that is to make a decision ramp- s th ‘Always he frowned Ber ene 1 and always he this wild, sweet « mess who held bir frieadehip, und said quick Natred s been known to wreal ipon them in sich- shook hitnseif mer to think of he he came down alr scattered wood und tried not |"! hand wrapped in the chain looked over to wher dike a greaner spot wait- ‘He thought of her, | hold, mistress i fher cattle, and her wonderful racing] horses af the Finger ir, wholesome—with tie litle wind that|@M expectation that, as ‘in the @ picture that dvisory connection with th ject. never forgot, as he swung round the | *¢Vi#ory connection with the projec! willows and ‘faced them, i A 7 HI Rey screained and pounded with| SAFETY CARS IN BROOKLYN. but Tharon jerked Kenset yuld take those his striped hoc him down with no gentle } pe he calm intent to kil! So to-day Kenset rv the bills, drinking in t ene with smiling love for this said ANOG the toneat|. | Tue Nenana: Avenue” Tt lad to meet you!" as if he had ne siniting to himself, long on Captain girl| equipped with safety cara to-morrow un- w]essn ess | 2 stained by the shadow of and crime that seemed to ever hang her in Kenset's thoughts. vaptain changed and quivered, then and leaped aby moment Kenset “L certainly am,” pring | and Flatbush L the | 6 had finished and swung ~ took off | a = and wiped his forehead| BANKING AND FINANCIAL, with a square of linon tiner than any- |*> a at kind sho had ever seen moment 1ook- | im bis saddle pohis | looked quickly dow’ woustomed to the smooth feel of the pommel beneath Wis palin there was a etarp raw edye wood stood up and é eather hung to on straight into had carried away his} to |] 35 Stock Exchange and Curb | DIVIDEND NOTICE was always |) issues that appear to be due A monthly dividend of 3 per Kenset shut his he | fathered up his rso down to a walk w vr toward S| Bulletin Rim y he had had his warning, r | Fee ee ee ac A i arry A. LOCHTane&uo. “HERCULES OIL COMPAN eceeptance of that warn P He bad sald to Courtrey at the Stronghold that he bunch of lawless gotng to scare him out THE BVENINY WUD, BAG PLAYGROUND HAMILTON HOPES TO BE BUT IN PARENTS WL YE PELHAM BAY PARK. AEGEPTHS BRE Surveys Begun for $1,150,000 Blames “Confusion of Identi- | Improvement Under Will ties” for Opposition That | | of Isaac L. Rice. Forced Elopement. re started to-day at Pel-| Téeut. Laurens Morgan Hamilton grandson of the late J, P. Morgan, is Speeding West with his bride, the L. Rice Memorial Playground, which former Mrs, Gertrude Warren, 6 to cost $1,150,000, Actual con- cording to word from I Park laying out the on to-day, had | . on work is expected to begin He Is attached to the staff of Gen " A mee Edwards of the Northeastern Depar Mareh 1, ‘ Like Adal o ave ment and is understood to have a long leave of abs n While it is stated here that ordance with the approval of y by the Board in the south- recor cillation w Mr. and Mrs, William Mersog Hamilton, will be impossible as long™as he remains with his bride, the runaway bride am Bay, Plang for build- room said beto leaving the Hotel f the largest and the best Somerset in oston that he expected rrounds in the world M!8 parents would forgive him in UB. Herts of (me. He is twenty und his bride is ry bg ' thirty-two. Ile said they were mar Herts & Robertson, No, 331 Madison ried in Portsmouth, N, H. He intends | the memorial yeste of Basti 200 acre his pare , | tion to F ing one were announced by Valley had | Avenue. | shortly to return to éivil Ite, | {ts lone sentinels to call its presence] One of the man features will be a|,, "We met in Vans," ne said. “Mra across the stretching miles. girl lay flat on hands beneath ne ..| Hamilton at the time Was busy with Stadium seating 8,000, built of stone) war work and 1 Was serving on the | and concrete and overlooking a quar-| staff of Brig. Gen. W. W. Harts. Our | running track, a 220-yard! romance was continued in this coun- : 5, | try. L realized that my parents were wway course and cinder paths. | OP sed to my marricns giving’ my strais three baseball fields, two lacrosse | siderable experience with the world tion, All the officers I under have given me ise, 80 I must have some one for boys and the cr for 6! grevt ment a man doesn't choose his own | what is the use of getting mar- 1 feel that my parents will be there will be a four-mile rowing course with shells and hoathouses for mustees to bring about a big|know more of my wife. Of course, algo | one feels the coldness of parents, and estate revival of rowing, There will especially of a mother. [believe be sailboats and boathouses to pro-|though, this will pass away.” together with ample ends in the confidence of the to nthe piers and breakwaters. CD a Lo strin, iv i world that lay Haiti Bool entitles is responsible ‘A tile swimming pool 100 yards) irangement between the her |lomg and 100 fe vide, with 1} young Hamilton, ‘They stadiums on ¢ side, will provide] two women whose names . for the gor au: « t In addition, identical, there w go tile wading pool for children and on the be y will be left etanding Why delay? Why delib- erately sidestep attract- iveness when it isso easily available and means so much? 125 feet wide fram the subr be- a huge fountain. Another decorative ted in the centre of the big Beautiful hair May be Rice, who bequeathed $1,000,000 as a retained with ing up the final contracts. oe scalp irritation and prevent fall- ing hair. 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