The evening world. Newspaper, August 16, 1921, Page 16

10 TO 11. There was no tet up to 1 Qiquidation which ia much this week. o yeste day, practically all t pressu was against the industrials, rail route ng exer 1 maintain ing a firm tone while losses in Parts of the list were nging from one to more than four points BANKING AND FINANCIAL, Financial | Independence | Raentiy or allowed to hilly earn to terest. this ie up to. you, We cerely urge thal intensi¥ advantage be taken of conditions which may not again prevail during your Iifetiine A special letter presenting the principles of income building, at full use of credit, will be m request L.L. Winkelman & Co. 62, Broad Sirest, New York | Telephone Proad (470 Branch Ofie: im Leading Cur latest and complets booklet How to Figure Margin tells you “How to Figure Mi sin and fully explains “Equities. “Shor: Sales,” “Odd Lots” and other terms used in the stock market A copy will be sent free Looktet B Epwin E. 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DE MARTINI.» Avg. 19 OATHERINY Gaughter of J ef the De Funeral 875 Arlington 47, 1921, at ¢ Church of high mass will pose of her plot, Cuivary Cometary — FUNERAL DIRECTORS. In Case of Death, Call “Columbus 8200” PRANK 8. CAMYHIELL, “THE FUNERAL CHURCH’” lac, i \ UNon-Sectarian) ! 1970 Broadway at 66 hi Peston Che tbe hie” ‘ at Vineland, N. 3 MARTINI, belove Mart n Te Martin from hor fat on Wednesday soul, Interment All “Lost and Found” articies advertised in The Worid or reported to “Lost and Found Bureau.” Room . World Building, will be listed for thirty days, These lists can be een at any of The World's Offices. “Lost and Found” advertisements an be left at any of The World's It were times that placed on the they could be precipitating a seemed being fast wit Ss price « much but it new short gressed stock: ma at was short selling, it is sa fact that ot by ure chases of had gone m at Wigher Jeemed this a pro- Pillows time to convert paper prot. ts into ¢ “a matter of fact, ye bulk of the buying to-day w ‘ the public doing litt! on the buying side and the , inside” — interests apport shed, including! 12 TO 1, ks of undoubted inve The market continued to be heavy ar nent meri nd whieh, by any ing the noon hour. ‘To best ill method of figuring, are much below’ the uniform nature of the decline a vetual Intrinsic worth, Hut he stocks that registered new » market such ‘Wall Btreat 16 marks for the year should ty having at the present time intrinsi | en These included American tn values’ are of little mom In-/ ternational, American Steel Moun vestors disinclined or Wek Me) Gricn, Columbia Graphophone, Con ¢ to miako purchases, WhilO) rental Gan, Coxden Oil, (General Onpitniiate with punctiired financial!’ miectric, Houston Ol; thternationi! iat 10 ‘have been indulk’ | Harvester, International Paper " Ae BECO MIEN ONE) Hi Some oe MOR aIrbrake: Both PAHsAniONTEIH and stocks that would discredit | Petroleum common and “B" stocis judgment and conservat “| Pressed Steel Cut, SearseRoebuck, joy of finanee are Sinclair Oi) and United States Ine Jated holdin trial Al UA ln) Mele Ky the end of the thin hour of busi- t nesa American Sugar went within y market that) th fa ; whole hh the exception of He-quarter of a point of the low mark of tie year, Crucible Steel to ne unifornily | f¢ thal ain att had tt ) of a point of Pier he ow while Huy Motors, Buite ointment waa. ¢ ‘ ne and Island O81 dupii- cated previous low marks. T7023. Jeade night ly dowbiful if ad mach ‘ aon ‘ suet. Market tailed to show: rallying ‘ H ( ¥ ee wer ut any time, Numierous low Ms is is marks for the day were registered 3 is ates : near the end of the fourth hour. |{ sh 4 4 aah Bonn fexican Petroleum fefl to 903-3, afi 1 & Pa 0% % / ; a ; ion) loua Of More “tian B snbin te seni iat ee CPM Bk oh atone foneyrAates:r¢ pared with the close of last mgnt.| - piety te d ’ both ca Ant rot other issues went into | Guine Coppe Zits ‘ t the t ‘ new low ground the day. One| % he Government of dese was General — Electric, nie ! ‘ which dropped below 110, and its take place within the next twenty- | decline was excellent testimony of * four hour the market's disregard of intrinsic % values. At the present time Gon- " 11 'TO 12. eral Electric bas an excess of liquid ae we ” over yrrent Hiabilities nual ‘ 1 ho let-up in the vo f to $105 for each share of stock out Haquidation the session tanding, or within $ of the cure rent market price of the stock, The a BANKING AND FINANCIAL. fo omany millions of dollars, is pot { included | i While industrial and oil stocks were ily mar Weakest, railroad issucs rose to new Did July ma high points for the day, and in A ‘ . °° her pric dividend o « ' iden. paying turning point | ire over the close of last ' 9 Night amounted to nearly a point. : : in market? | sp was stininlnted by dex Get this week's 12 ps patches from Washington stating | ieee ioe Tavoutar BV radat at othe Senate Interstate Come. fi Committee 1 anpouneed the ntention of + oorting later in he day the Admini. iration Bill ex. | Hers, ‘There now seoms to be fair V ‘ibility that at Pre ident Hard. ing insistence. ha it will be “Bounds traded on N pene by Congress before adjourn- meet Peon CALL, PHONE or WRITE 2 TO 3. for a copy ne charge Ther Ask for EW-47; BROAD SPRELT was no change in the character of trading during the final hour of business. The mariset continued to ST. Tse DAD Lirgnd el MADISON SQ Pat eu ANS be unmistakably weak, and wi 8 | a Sha very much unsettled at ; Fa the close, STREET ej, Mur. Hill 120 With prices of most industria ° Direct Private Wires at or near the New York Chicago Boston Philadelphia ‘ Pittaburgh Detroit Haltimore Cleveland 42nd 1 issues marks of the low Hers who always make tice to even up commitments at the TONES & DAKER || oi cnn ue ee Members New York Curb Market could easily convert their paper | BANKING AND FINANCIAL, eee 41 YEARS’ INVESTMENT EXPERIENCE SAFEGUARDS OUR CLIENTS’ INTERESTS NEW ISSUE SEVEN PER CENT First Mortgage Real Estate Gold Bonds to be secured by $1,000,000 Per Cent Per Cent Exceptionally High Grade and Attractive Apartment Building Location = —One of the choicest and most exclusive in the United States. —Land owned in fee, building and furnishings valued at more than twice the amount of the issue ——Eleven stories, fireproof, to contain 130 luxuri- ously furnished apartments. Security Building Title —By prominent Trust Company, which also acts Guaranteed Trustee. Net Income—Conservatively estimated at more than five times the greatest annual interest charge. Maturities. —Twoto Ten Years. Denominations—$100, $500, $1000. BOND & MORTGAGE COMPANY, wx 562 Fifth Ave., Cor. 46th St., New York City Chicago, It, Columbus, Ohio a lc not guaranieed by « Tel. Bryant 9600 Grand Rapids, Mich. Rockford, Ill, Davenport, lowa Name. Addre Phone. Send for full partaculars contained im Curcular W416 ‘“ value of tangible assets, amounting igh, Tem, law’ t Hig RON 0 WO 1 iy Atle Chalmers ws ‘4 li ten & iy Gr, ot Lume Manes... oattontadonnnen. .. ' Famous Mase ., sb Vink Water eee. as Presport Wars ..+5 6 Gea Aanlt oeeeee % Ge Asphatt pt... Gasum Wil & Wig 1 Geveral Nenric .. 2% a Gamal Motor 10's ‘ "A. Motor Date 70% ry Guaatreh odtich pt Mint Darin. North yt yo Cananea . Bark... Mave & Houston ent ‘ . — % luter Harvester = Inter Motor. % Liter Mer Mar % - %) | = i ad | tetand cnt in | Jeet Tow =e ssaucan Oity Sos. a profits into cash, | tinued liquidation. Cils were probably the weakest group, with Mexican Petroleum getting close to 90, and with Caddo Oil join ing those stocks that recorded new | low marks for the year. But with the exception of rails one group was exempt from pressure and net losses of from one to more than three | points were general, |Dhe commodity markets were heavy. September wheat closed with a net loss of 2 to 2% cents. Near cotton options were off from 5 to 1) points. At the close, demand sterling w quoted at $3.64%, a. loss of 112 cents, Call money continued to rule at 6 per cent, $< \CABINET BACKS UP \ HOOVER’S STAND thanks to con- Soviet Authorities Cannot Remove American Agents or Supervise | Relief, WASHINGTON, Aut. 16—The Cabinet to-day unanimously backed Secretary Hoover's statement that distribution of R shall be agencies The Cabinet decided that it cannot agree to the restrictions which Soviet authorities sought to impose, such as jan reliet supplies entirely through ANSESRA the right to expel relief agents and to have their own officials supervise the work, and held that American re- Nef officials must be given unre- stricted authority to carry our their work. ‘The Cabinet is seeking to carry out a straight rehet policy | without any | lations. LONDON, Aug. 16.—Thirty-five mil- }lion Russians require relief, aecording to a telegram from fhe British trade | representative at Moscow, Lloyd George announced in the House of Commons this afternoon. ne Negro Cleared in Robbery. |. Kirby Johnson, of No. 60 Bust 14th Street, was discharged to-day by Mag- istrate Renuad in Harlem court when, reverence to political re- [SY Come (Sano THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1931. nk Yt wl late 114 Ve Mat Re Mer toe 4 ‘ Fast ‘ if Secathe Ommal NY Avorake NA Duthie caved NY. Ont & W., Van-Amve te, PenAmo: Pot Ro. Venn 1 ‘ Venn Soa’ Patlmuy Company Ahmta Al Sagar. Pure on Brece Oi pf. Rail Steet Sorin Ray Copper Rew , Reading 1 Remington Ty Koy Troy & Bia Con Sugar .. Meners Air Line r Line gf StL & San Fr pe 8 Seare Roatan BY BI Sel T & Bi 33% Ninelair 0} ye 1H % inern Pacitic . a 7 Superior Oil . Tenn Cop & Chan 7 G if * Texas Company a iy — 18 Texas & By — Tex 16% = 14 Totten Praducta. A + Oe Tranaon Ol . ‘Treome & Williams Union O11 16% Union Maeitre 1 United Druz an v v USOIPin. Vs C1 Mipe pt US Ind Atcutel 5, US Reaty & Tum 46 US titeer +s US Rader Bs US Stoct Ws U S Stout pe 1004 Utah Copper. 44% Uta’ Securities 9 Vanadivm Stool... 2ite Va Caro Chem. z% Viraudou 6% Weas Lv ‘Wabash uf De Weat Md .. 0% Wat Pac Corp ... 2 Wer Pac Com of. 6l% lt Westghome Me 42% Wheeling & LE. 8% & Winte Motor . mB BB Ware Oi . 8 8 WillyeOvertmd ... 6% 6% Werth Nap ..... 8% 96% Kx, dividend, Total ealce 404,600, a fas ls GERMAN MARKS TUMBLE 10/2 POINTS OVERNIGHT. Now Withia a Small ‘Fraction of the Lowest Since the War. German marke to-day declined to 1.05 in the foreign exchange market, an overnight drop of 101-2 points. This Was within a small fraction of the low- est price since the war. Dewlers ascribed the steady deprecia- tion of marks to heavy selling by Ger- man interests at veriors Wuropean capitals, especially in Sweden and Hol- land. Recent advices from Bertin that the output of paper mommy by the German Government since July 1 has increased by many millions of marks and Urat there is an argy of speculation in Berlin and other Ger- man centres, tased in part on German industrial revival, = Two BROTHERS HELD ON EXTORTION CHARGE. Rot Police Weil to Find Money Sald to Have Seen Parred. Leroy Coe, twenty-five, amd his brother, charles, twenty, were held In $1,000 bail by Judge Boettner in New- rk to-duy on a charge of extortion. The collected evidence against Ed- nund J. Le Brecque, and Oscar Fried- righ), jr. inliquor cases. Last week the police were told that the Coes were tumpting to extort money fram Le- Brecyue. A trip was hud, by which Le Breeque wos to lmnd over $500 in marked currency in Lincon Park tast night, while detectives watched. The pian was carrted out but when the men were searched no money was found on them. _— APPEAL TO LABOR BOARD IN MARION ERIE SHOP CASE. Shop Crafta Unions Want Statne Defined of Those Left Ont. MARION, ©,, Aug, 16.—Request tor definition of the status of former em- ployees at the Erle Railroad shops here who have not accegted employment the Raitway Service Company, Rafael Per failed over tion of His As inaraa or eas Bete and So yr ea as him in 8. o. Am Agr Chen HF Lew Thier & Amy Hore Mygivety 4] teuiah Valley Min € & | tenis, tn 1 Arm Can 7 Tor, Ino . s { Am Car [Martie A Newbee te | vin Dr i Betourstt i Am He + Mildle polar Maine «| tAm y %) | 60 Cerise tire THE GURB—CLOSING 100 Car Wght O Coliniosd © $08 Columbia mor 100 Com ¥ 5 tte hie daughter 2 Hick of Sul 10 Porant Mors. eS rier hae " 200 mitre Food |. 6 treata leer C200 Gee Alden Coal . may Prrington, 200 Goldwyn Piette» i and eapiit 50 Grodtvent Te bt ” Te Tales Mis tawiones 200 evden Chera 800 Hotorank 100 Liter Mubbar 230 Libby MeN sit 19 Metropol Stores of 100 Nathnat Lea tn 100 Norham 1 & P 400 Peerless Motors 200 Tuiito Com... 1290 Radio gt . 100 Reatling ets sings as ‘aud. aio ine y False quarrel will 6 about to gob im CHAPTER XILL (Continued. y 109 Sonthern Cont & Iron Suddenly a strong arm) And yet he had suid nothing, al- intervened between her! though his eyes had spoken—t and sroup of entiu- [Pia Eth i Mette Heat OF siasts who were flocking round her|sinouldering passion’ that set die and she found that she was being}heart racing madiy within he: 4 jauletly drawn aside into safety. Max| She thineied shyiy aw \ 4 Errington’s tall torm had interposed }OWN thoughts, puting {itself between her and her too cag ‘| worshippers. With a little gasp of STANDARD OUL Irelief she let him lead her down the 1W0Analo-Am Qt. ‘steps of the platform and back into 1 Tiny OM De artistes’ 40 Ohio Oi [tre comparative caliu of the 800 SO of Indians + 08 ey INDEPENDENT iTS. Well, what 1 tell your" de- ied ON new Loe... SR 8 jmanded Jerry umphantly, of the ace rsts te little party of friends who gathered Arkansex Nat Gas 83 8 HE oo e Dia tung oes 62 together for tea in Dian F Rowton Wyoming. jroom, when at length the great event Carb Sid te tot the afternoon was over Wh. Chies Serrioe B otf. {did I tet! you? 1 said Diana Caglen & Co. |the others nowhere. And behold! It Cushing Peto 'came to pass.” Yk Basin | Olga Lermontof, her injured hand wtaliney jvesting in a sling, chaffed ber with Gtenrvek Oi jsome amus! Granada 0.1 | ML supp you're beginning 1 War on a car to understand that your voice ian re really something out of the ordinary,” Listngmon Pet ik jshe said. “Its ctfect on the audien lane Sar Gas 4 this afternoon is a better criter racatbo OF . 4 than all the notices in to-morrow 53 Mee Invest newspupe: ut together 179 Mesto On ina laughed. ; 1000 Meridian Pet Well, J hope it won't. m a 300 Omar OM ..cocccscces habit of producing that effect!” she 200 Pennok Of sssevessss se said, pulling a littl face of disgust at 909 Prodivcer @& Refiners.. the recollec “T gon't know what 400 Ream Con. would have happened if Mr. Errin 209 Sah Creek Prod ton hadn't, coms to my rescite * : Max smiled at her ‘a0 Sime Pee You'd have been tom to bits and 1008 Shelly Ot the pieces distributed amon 25400 Tex 9 & Le audience—like souvenir programs #09 Wileos Ot } imagine,” he replied, ‘Then, turai 300 Woodtbarra 0 7 the accompanist, he contin- 190 T OL L. we 19 “How do dur hand feel now, Miss Lermontof 300 Biz Leder There was a curious change in his 18500 Hon & stom voice as he addressed the Russta 190 Cons Gas. 1009 Corter Stiver 800 Cresson Gold and Diana, glacing quickly toward her, surprised a strangely wistful look in her eyes as rested upon Er 600 Corp afines am rington’s fac i 0 FL Sulvador “Oh, it is much better, 1 Ube 4200 Bureke Croesus. able to play again ina B 1" 5890 Goldfield Fionmece , {it was fortunate you w #09 Gold Zone . |concert to-day, and able to take my 200 Hurmtl Div | Place PEAR AT Ori 200 Meela Mining {so you approve 4 01 ae 10 Howe Soma . |auer ed, with a rather twisted litt 900 Jerome oo... nile ' Nene uals. Olga remained silent for a momen 2000 Knox Divide her eyes rching his face. Then 400 Hollinger she said very deliberately: w able to play “Tam glad yo for M.ss Quentin “But you won't commit yourself so 1090 MoNemara 2500 MaNamere Crescent . 100 Magma Cop .. ime National Cee ue uy in far ag to my th at I have your ay an iMEMOR ee ae ie te Miss Lermontof leaned forward iim | Ase mera ive 60 As ee wo tse | PElOw can 12” she said, in hurris Mo eax ‘de Sepa tts 1% 4% 44} tones, “It's all wrong—oh! you know | *°., You're trigh fief Be i iW ite that i s all wrong.” h p td eard we Sal, es 18 18 8 rington shrugged his shoulders. | //0/\) anu then 3 4 e Rue. 1 iF ar | wpm afraid we can never see eye to 8 though by a s ul Seo Ulett it GM 2 yl eye" he answered. “Let us, then, set her down, Me was white to HOUMRRES Varese ax: « % 32h] philosophical over the matter lowed like blue BONDS. agree to differ.” He {tin cS. pikes rere ke 4 | “Olga's green eyes famed with sud- | HBL love moans 4 Allied Packer ctfa, but she abstained from 3 | den anger, . 06% | making any reply, turning away from 1 AAPOR CG00, «sree #%| him abruptly. 10 Aneconds 71°29 ssseees 00% 95% 89%| Diana, whose attention bad been 13 Armour & Co, To.cccee 93% | claimed’ by the Rector, had not OI yon aie 76 | caught the quickly spoken sentences AT Bethiehem suse! 73 94% | which had pas: n the two, tBesptenen Stent 70 8% 98% 9%] Dut she Jed over the oddly 1 Canadian Pacttic Os.... 97 97 yearning look had surprised in ton Seika 109 My OE ‘Il, my dear""—the Rector’s voice 15 Chicago Union Sta eits 103% 100% 103) eli, my dear’ —the Rec: 2 Gms Ges Cee + inn ne ety recalled Diana's wandering thonght 3 Copper Bxp 3» tot aed gon | “Joan and I must be getting ba ‘ 18 Copper Exp bs 2 to our hotel if we are to be drexie’ 18 Copper Exp 8s in time for the dinner Miss de ais is giving in your honor to-night.” “Diana glanced ut the clock and nodded. Suocess is exhilarating, It goes to the head like wine, and yet, as Diani 3 Humble O11 js + M974 lay in bed that night, staring with 23 Interboroush KT Ty... 78 Te Ti | wide eyes into the darkness, the mem- I Kempent: C Tere. 9% O27 856 Ory that. stood out in vivid relief from ‘22 Lithy, MeNefl 2L Mm... 95 MH 04m among the crowded events af the day 80 Lgget: Moms Oy was not the triumph of the afternoon, 4 Nationa! Cask 6 ful por the merry evening which suc ceeded it, when “the coming prima donna” had been tus d amid a fusil~ fade of brilliant little speeches and Lght-hearted laughter, but the re- membrance of u pair of passionate, demandiny blue eyes and of a iow, tense voice sayin; “| swear [ won't fail you. ‘stand by.’” let me CHAPTER XIV. IANA'S geze wandered idly over the bine stretch of water, as it lay beneath the blazing August sun, while the sea-gulls, like streaks of white Light, wheeled through the shtmmer- _tmnness.ens "Kling haze of the atmosphere. Her LABE! WDB hands were loosely clasped around BET? BO ; her knees, and a little evanescent Liberty 8 1-28 opened 88.84; Seeond 40, 87.74; First 4 1-48, 87.92; Second, 87.14; ‘Third, 91.88; Fourth, 87.88; Vic- tory 88-43, 98.72; 4 5 FOREIGN EXCHANGE. smile played about ber lips, Behind her, the great red cliffs of Culver Point reared up against the sapphire of the sky, and she was thinking areamily of that day, nearly eighteen Sterling, dematd, opened 3.65 1-4;/months ago, when she had been sit- cables, 3.06 8-4, off 003-4. Hrancs, de-liing in une self-same place, leaning mand, .0776; cables, .0777, off .0004, against the self-same rock, while a gray waste of water crept hungrily up to her very ‘feet, threatening to claim her as its prey. And then Er- rington had come, and straightway all the danger was passed A warm flush mounted to her face as the unbidden thought crept into her mind. Errington had been down @t Crailing most of the summer, gtaying at Red Gebles, and during ‘the long, lazy days they had epent Lare, donrand, .0434; cadlen, .04483, off 000. Belgian francs, demand, .0756; cables, .0767, off 0001. Marks, demand amd cadles, .0108, off .0008. ‘Austrian Bronen, demand, .0555; cables, .0560, up .005. Swiss francs, demand, +1690; cables, .1692. Guilders, demand, .8103; cables, 3106, off .0018 Pesctas, de- mand, -1z08. kroner, 7110; Denmark, demand, ombies, «1645, ANAT = e Splendid Folly By MARGARET PEDLER A REAL LOVE STORY Mia wow '"'** § THAT KEEPS THE READER “GUESSING” 200 Acme Gm! ..., 9 o8f St ACopsrtent We, by Vedier) he} ake nee SYNOPSIS OF PREGEDING INSTALMENTS 100 Amal Leather Wy Ny Viva Quenin is on wer way ro the house of Signor Baroni, a stusing fin London, waen 15 Am Hewatian out of her hat The sheet red to her by @ mao uielr & ot A Diana's wie: t6 be of superior nbartient of a het music drops Tillage day she sees “man who ca fan played ington Walks Wil him a lone and pa predicts a hat ne bas my by Adz day" of Ds to take net I. aud” Diana seores a tremendae together, moorland air, like sparkling wine, ia their gostrils, it seemed us |the dried weed {the surface ¢ brown crab r which ¢ the roc n out Alt crevices, and, terrified by the n hand which he espied meddi with the clump of weed and threatening to ntertere with the liberty of the Jeol, skedaddled sideways inte phe ety of another cranny The hurried tush of litue thing roused Diana m her yeams, and lookin ming to her “Did you w He looked 1 curious expression in ’ "I always want you, | think,” he said simply | “Well, you seem to have a ta for. always turning uy I very nick of time | Unued a “Hive }1 tho had a ed 10 be | Max was silent uid slowly: — n't keep that compact | 1 heart contracted with a sudden fear she repeated du picture hifé—-no-- this friendship! Ils hands hung clenched at ind he bent t starin, ows, his mouth set in g straight line All at once his control snapped “[ love you! ... God in heaven! Haven't you guessed it “Max It was the r ing his ear terfly’s win hon € nex 1 wou sionately | close bene: off her feet, Diana vivic you English,” Diana sta “You tan replied M at him What--what x jyou saying? Max, aren't you bee lish after al eae fe threw back his heag with laugh. ae "Oh, yes, Im wn But Vm warmer blood in my veins, and | cine love like an Englishman. Oh, Diana newurt's beluved, let mo teuch on what love is! pe Impetuousiy ne caught her in hie arms azuin and once mor felt the storm of his passion sween o; |Ner as he ru oree mn eye. land throat and lips | When at leng \ bh eth he released ter. |her reserves were down of fax Moxa) ag "he confession fe! with a timid, exqui: abandon. FI was her mate and she tre od it, He had conquered per, o°emzed Mt Presently he gut her from {gently, but decisively. My very kisses on cye ail love frm her lips “Diana, heart’s dearest t something more something ther f Haye not told yon yet." She looked ai him with sudden ap Prehension in her eyes, axl; Nothing—nothtng Teed come between us?” ba “N gan be strong—not it ‘Not if you tae trust me.” “Trust you? But I d Should I have... On, Masts Yum color dyed her face trom ohin 0 brow~"'Could ¥ love you trust you?” HET ahiate There was a tender, atmost com passionate expression in his eyes ne he answered, rather sadly: “Ah, my dear, we don't know what ‘trust’ really means until we are called upon to give It... Andy Want so much from youl jana slipped her ane hand confidently “Tell me," she sud, “Tdon't think T shat! Ser ee Stee ie was silent for a while, ing if the next words he oe, would set them as far apart as vhough the previous hour had never been. at t he spoke. 3 “Do you believe that bunvhands an wives whould have no secrets toon one another?” he asked abruy Z Diana had never really given the matter consideration—never formu lated such a question in her mind But now, in the light of love's awaken. ing, she instinctively knew the an. swer to it. Do Not Mise T. Morrow's Interesting