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THE EVENING- WORLD, tSATUBDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1920.
COMPLETE
TOCK QU0TA10NS
Financial News and Prices
CURB RUCTUATIONS
IN OILS AND INDUSTRIALS
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CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS
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CHICAGO, Nov. 13. With Han
Johnson's autocratic power In orjjun
tzed b.xnoball broken, the club owners
In tho two big IcogTics turned their
SHjittsntlou to-day to winning over the
I mtnni- lrjinrllpn In Iha nnw iphnmn rf
".(.'HiitnilliUi uuuv iiuuui la lull
but that they will agree to the plan
adopted placing: Judge Landln nt the
head of affairs, with virtually su
premo power. Johnson's ntitliorlty
will be.conflned entirely to the Amer
ican Leafrue.
Judge Itndls accepted the appoint
ment as Chairman for n term of jeven
Bach-Beethoven
Bill at Matinee
Of Philharmonic
By Sylvester Raiding.
MIX. BTItANSICT directed the
Philharmonic, Orchestra In a
Hach-Bcethoven programme at
Its first matinee In Carneute Hull
yesterday. Of the Bach compositions
March concert to
add Italian.
French, Bpanloh
Archbishop Hayes has given the
prestige of his patronage to the con
cert for the benefit of the Church of
St. Jean Iiaptlste ut the Hippodrome
a week from to-morrow evening with
Jan Kubellk. violinist, playing with
the National Bymphony Orchestra,
under Artur Dodanjlty.
The Capitol's music programme
next week will Include Tchaikovsky's
...... 1 1'ft.in.tji.lh TtnlUnnn" Th
there were the Brandenburg concerto ( mvoi, wlll offer the "Itonieo and
in r , arranged by Illx MotU, and Juliet Fantasy" by the same com
Total aim, 778.900 tbim.
WALL SMI
Persistent liquidation was, con
linuod In to-day' two hour stock
larket session and a largo number of
Issues made new low records for tho
year. Tho market was -weakest In
final dealings, and closed at about the
floweat prices of tho day. Ioases
. lunged between one and three iotnts.
at seemed for ft ehort time after
10 opening that liquidation was at
an end, temporarily at leant. Initial
quotations were generally lower, due
principally to the necessity of com
mission brokers selling out accounts
(hat were In a dangerously weakened
condition because of depleted mar
gins. This selling woo absorbtd
without much difficulty, and fora
while most prices displayed a firm
tono. 'But tho rally was short lived.
Severe pressure was again xerted In
the last half hour which carried
practically all ffroupji of stocks to
now low levels. United States Steel
got down below 3. Heading broke
below 89, and other prominent
leaders steadily lost around under
tho new wave of liquidation.
Many ugly rumors were put In cir
culation regarding the condition of
largo industrial and commercial con
cerns which were without any- ap
parent basis In fuct. However, they
undoubtedly servo to accelerato tho
market's downward movement. The
tlarmlnc rumors have now gained
nrh wide circulation that tt Is said
the Governors of the Stock Exchange
tFace the.jp to their source and take
steps to tvntsh t" originators.
feet of materially Improving tho posi
tion of banks that are members of
the Clearloff House. They showed a
decrease In loans of approximately
845,000,000 and an increase In surplus
rosorvea of 3313,70J.
Mrs PRICES
LIHETJITY BONDS.
Lib. 2d, 4 1-ts, opened 88.80, off. 20;
3d. 4 l-4a, 89.00, off. 18; 4th. 4 l-4s,
87.10. off. 10; Victory, 3 8-?, 900.
off. .02: 4 S-4H, 86.02.
DIVIDENDS.
Tho Consolidated Cogar Corporation
declared the regular quarterly $1.75
Dreferrod dividend, njiv.ihlp linn 1 tii
stock of record Nov. &4.
The Standard Oil Company of Ne
braska declared the regular semi-annual
10 dividend, payable Dec 20 to
stock of ricord Nov. JO.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE OPENED
FIRM.
Sterling demand, 3.3C8-4; dole,
J.37 1-2 unchanged. Francs demand,
.0581; cables, .05M up .0003. Lire do-1
mand. .0846; cables, .0347 up ,000?.
Marks demand, .0117; cables. -0118 up
.0001. Belgian francs demand, .0619:
cables, .0618. Gliders demand, .3970,
cables, .2980. Pesetas demand, .1180;
cobles, .1185. Canada Dollars de
mand, .8890.
two transcriptions of organ composi
tions; one for strings, by Max Roger,
based on the prelude, "O Man, thy
grievous sin bemoan," the other, by
Abert, of the G- minor fugue. The
Beethoven work was tho fifth sym
phony. Tho performance, especially
of the symphony, was graciously re
ceived by a Inro audience.
Josef Fuchs, an American violinist,
pupil of Franz Knelscl, gnve a first
recital at Aeolian Hall yesterday af
ternoon. In a programme that In
cluded sonatas by Bach and Brahms
and a Wlcnlawsk! concerto, he showed
skill, (eunperament and some timed
brilliancy that Justitled his appear
ance. He commands watchlnr
George Heimherr, tenor, gave a re-
poser. At the atrana, a "I'oipourn
Orlentale" by the musical director,
Carl Edouards, will be played.
William Robyn will make his New
York debut as a lyric tenor at Car
negie Hall this evening; Idelle Pat
terson, soprano, will be heard at
Carnegie Hall to-morrow evening,
and Jenclc C&U&wuy-John, soprano,
at Aeolian Hall on Friday cvcnlnp.
The first part of "II Trovatore"
has been selected for the third neeU
In tho course of Appicciatlon of
Music given at Hunter College un
der the auspices of th Evening Bed
stone nnd Extension Course.
IN BASEBALL GONE;
LANDIS IN CHARGE
Chicago Jurist Accepts Chair
manship of Game at Salary
of $42,500 a Year.
appear before Judge Landls and his
decision wlll bo final.
This arrangement Is a comproralso
between tho plans suggested by the
two eldes. Tho eleven clubs wanted
tho TOto to bo. entirely by clubs, while
iuo juuuouu taction acid out for Sl
voio Dy leagues, xno two plans were
combined,
Tho following resolution was in
troduced by Garry Herrmann of tho
Cincinnati Club and seconded by
James C. Dunn of tho Cleveland Club
and unanimously adopted .
"Resolved, That tho meeting in
dorso tho principles of ethical con
trol of baseball proposed In tho plan
submitted to all professional league
clubs by four major leaguo club own
ers In October last Rnd Instruct tho
Drafting Committee that tho spirit
contained therein bo embodied In tho
new National Agreement.
"That tho unreviewable control of
all ethical matters bo Invested In the
Chairman of tbo Control Board."
It was further provided that a
Drafting Committee consisting of Have
members of the American League
and three mombors of tho National
l.caguo be appointed. This appoint
ment Is to bo ma do within thirty
days, and the members of tho com
mittee wlll act with tho commltteo of
six representing the National Asso
ciation. These men wlll draft the new
National Agreement and after com-
A NEW NOVEL BY RUBY AYRES
iiMillirn
yars, at an annual salary of (42,500,
but with llirt nrrkt-lttn Mini 1ia rnlnin nlnllntp lhtlf ain.l will mttimll Ih.ip
fhls placo on the Federal bench. The 1 "Port to too two major leagues and
salaries of the two plaies give him
an Incomo of 850,000 a year.
In accepting the placo as base-ball
Chairman, he said:
"1 have accepted tho Chairmanship
of baseball on the Invitation or the
sixteen major league clubs.
"At their request and In accordnncu
with my own earnest wishes, I am to
remain on tho bench and Sontinuc my
work here.
"Tho opportunity for real service In
baseball Is limitless. It Is a matter to
Which I have been devoted for nearly
forty years.
"On the question of policy, nil J
have to say Is this: The onl thing In
anybody's mind now Is to jnake and
keep baseball what millions of fans
throughout tho United States want It
to lie."
At tho meeting which ended the
baseball war, eleven clubs favorlitR
tho Lasker plan conceded points to the
five opposing It. Instead of a civilian
tribunal ns the governing body of
baseball, Judgo Landls will bo the sole
Judge, althoughvfinnl notion must In
taken on thlsJate'r.
Tho President of each leugue wlll
ho a special pleader for clubs under
him. All mattera wiy he taken up at
a Joint meeting of tbo two leagues,
whero tho voto will be cast by clubs
If there Is n division, a voto then wlll
be taken by leagues, unci) organisation-
hnvlnrr nnn vntn If 1 lnv- .nnnnt
.. . r, ..... ...I file universities simply Hie Inatltu-
agree, tho ttvo Presidents then wlll limns rank-id an accredited college..
to the National Association
No oftleUI record of tho proecevllngs
of tho meeting kept. Tlmre who
no lawyer., M-tiorrauhnrx or clerks
ptejient, and John A lleydler, President
tf tlic Notional League, and 11. II. Jotui
son, Irenldeiit of tho AiiR-rluun Ltugue,
alao wrre uuaeiic
Judge. Landls attends many inn lor
leuguo games hcru every year and sel
dom inliases a World's Merles. At the
annual full classic lie generally may be
found In a box back of third hate, his
old, black slouch hat pulled down over
his eyes during- a ataipp. and a long
black cape falling front hit shoulders.
He never talks during n gaum.
Judge Landls waa born In Mlllvllle,
O., Nov. 20, 1866, and was named for
Kennmiw Mountain, nu.tr Atlanta, On.,
where Ilia father was wounded In tbo
Civil War. He first became nationally
imminent when ho lined tho Htandaul
Oil Company 823,240,000 after forcing
John D. Hockt-futler to come her to
testify. His decision was reversed by
tho Appellate Court, however.
MIGRATloToF STUDENTS.
Satlnnsl Survey Shoira mt .leraey
Lends All Mstei.
A turvcy of student migration Just
completed by Dr. Robert L Kelly, K
ecutlve Secretary of the Council of
Church Hoards of Kdticatlnn, shows that
N"W Jersey lead! all other Htstcs In
I hi. perccntaee of college sludunts aem
to othr Btates to be educated. New
Hampshire leads In tho pcruentate of
styjjent.1 received from other Htnlea and
New York ranks first In tlm total num
ber of undergraduates tent outalde the
State for Instruction.
Ohio leads In the total enrolment of.
Ktuctent OM'i Muatiachiiaetts In till total
iiiunbel drawn from outride tliu rilale
4.16C The Dlttrlct of Columbia lias tin
highest nxernge enrolment per collcire.
which la 2,629.
The survey does not Include the Into-i
Cecrrtsbt. toto. ar tmw u. Arm
SYNOPSIS OP PRECEDING INSTALMENTS.
HvlZ. CI""1' i awua-m. lh aaava aliai lie irwut, lioiaaa Aaktaa. Iefi sanlaOy ror raria.
ail l.i tu tJWAtt kn utim-d ef a luwa aruk a abea-iut. Ma atu Mioaj w detim t.Uu
, ... " , mwi ia aea. aaicay ere aaiaera oaue aaai awaraaa aa iae iihkw a
,"'; let u rtuil and Ilnai. la lu auvre ka a, ad. .oMb.t. abirb ta em- biueaU, ItUaOl ava knai
fll"" leea. vMe alaal Aim.u a aama la u.
mmSiI "" i" toakion. aipenliu eaiiy biainata. ai tea moeay- ranrteed atat
... l.' u "ad Uilet auarura. la iim tew naiuv. .le aeau June Maeoa. a silal avod H-tly,
J",.. r.M late Iba maaiatie tuainm. utu IMket itu MirtU U eery tick, act teealai lail
jJJ" P"' "- "krt la tadliranl laaitdlj. aa aaa bee tbal Micif HM.IOM. .
k. H lUraj le lea. tut lajiHii turn ia fino . auuau-a to a aariky lilata. Ha la auii
a.i -V. etlari ikal tar fiitou'i naa.a la xr eni".a, Mil aa e idnU teal ka !,
KthJ?'1"? ' Woealaa la eay alal U kla lltura la ul UMU. Ha Irivltta a Cin liter lja
aa,. I . rl"a le aea klau, tnd lka amde kla aaaa. Ilntai, la a'llia lo teat toatkel letter. Vu
In Ik, I". atetket Iflli J una mat aka nu Mli.0 ariHklral ult'l learn bet lotat ua rana.
L "lc be Mtmlacd lo aratd ur uree wowoa t. t.miali eaa na U Uta anan.fmaaia
ai .V. XiUl.aa lu.1 Muma. diaantotuled. lo Had M 'ly U llwn rllllai ea JtUia. klwly aata
Iorti . ,u'a 'u ItlUial 10 aa ulkl aad aka ttu, klu arm lit Ikal ka (ltd 10 kef aboill kJl
J?iirq ia hj,, a,,, lntm ln lona , , sul( ,1 llk.n, IW, , nut frvuii "VT;
wiil farM (bat ka war araja ntrij a moon Mlrki u.ra dMa.i lo m taeuia arttb tit airaii
a-aiber al.u u.arrr ur U ("talkie. I.ti-r rati aa arfti e4 annloraamt aa a enmcaaka and ll
iH..r !" .1 'm'i mat Ika lad) ltk okota ava lalll aa Mja. l-emd Atblew bet Wter
i . ub. i-o e.atlM (4 It, ailiwita ku ti aua Aau a ' (muUi .uuld.." lud ta-wf
aatonialml .n jiu. aiw rouj.nini alia. .. . t. , ...
,A. 'ear Uaia laut liaiut tmu Ukii it Jua i tud I. ha k'm aka la f.U lo kilt. Aaktoa a. Ha
net la uiua.a tar. taeu ka kia mad aim prn... sba lra,a blia antin, lUeay enea t. "''e
Ike nrll da .n.l mu. ..K .l.. K a ..f ...mil. Ut. wU..w. At hla lot-1 ItlCAj
ail a im i Inm tallitr, anl in li aOiU.M k Aie tr. athl addrvavd lo Anltun. lia atfita
v... ...ur m B,(nrt. aaaln autilMa .(.It it a eaanr. i.e una ninr.ia io Hfltinn a t. i.m,
Mtirr and June a" M. inma at l in.aiif, laiivi uaa liaianu Aaaiuu ,a out at ih M"
II1BY
nt.VPTI.H Ml. uiihurea; ho looked uwaj from June
hi where L'slher was huddled Into
aeoiinutd . corner bside Her. und suddenly, a
oth turned from t ine lu l It urgud by an impulsu lie could not
coutrol, ho leaned Ii)ruriJ, grspod loi-
tier nanu in inu uamue?, hiiu, utim-
nTIf l) YOU MARRYr
I ILlCOlJIi HUSBAND
OVER AGAIN
IBV ETDITM ejQHISreOISJt
1
time to some one who sjiuud
behind them In the sltuduw;
oncu the curtains moved a
Utile ami n man's band and
arm fi lion id dlstlnetlj.
Mick) could beur it nu longer; ho
.ouLlii-d KsllivrV (lasjn!.! lumls.
"Ale ou ill?--MfuIu you like ma to
taku you out?"
Hut she htiook her head.
"No, no . . . please leavo ine
iiliine."
June had dlsiuvcied a tilend tn a
seat ii row or two ulii-ad with whom
mm was trying to c.iiy on a conver
sallou; slie had no eyes for Micky oi
Ksthur. Micky gave a sigh of relief
when tho lights wt'io lowered again;
ho could feel all that Lather waa m
icrlug, he could put himself In tier
tuaco do thoroughly.
If he went tounil to I ho box und
undo sufV If It utile Adlilon, perliapv
iliul would tie the 'btsi way; he could
uianage lo give him th-j up then to
uitip out o( tilt- way: Im hull ron lu
Im Htat, but lOtiiur ir.Jv.a n oiiCj,
lalng her tlUKcrs cu h..i nun.
'Oh, don't go -don't leavi- nu- here,"
the said trtiiiuluilsly,
11 was nul tliu m.ui liuusolf h'.iu
wanted, lrut his ju-t-sencc soin.ihow
gao bur a feeling if cunridinee; It,
indued, It una liuyrnoud ur tneru m
the box. .She tried to atguu hen-ell
oUt of the fancy; ho woui.l havo let
her klunv If he bad cm mi tu Iou.ioii
surely xtie would have been the firm
.o whom he wuuld have come; Kho was
mad to ovur think the man up . leru
in tho bacl.gruuiiil could bu Kay
inond. Hut the conviction w;m tht-r" lu net
mind.
"It is In I know It's he," some
thing In lie heart was saying over
and over again oriollnately.
Tho nst ot the piny cimid undltKs;
bhe p-to with u iiilcl bteatli of thank
fulness when It was ovor.
"You ure In a hurry." Jtinu tuild.
'Haviu'i ynu eiijojul If!"
"Vfs uh yes, but )t's hut 1 want
o get out."
MU-kt whs; dellliijrateiy Unliur ua
liiwtn ho eoild--ho blucitej the waj
in u.-Hlln..ti I) ; the stnlls wor al
most empty when ut In si they loft
.him.
.Iilmt toncied his arm.
"Micky (tT-Eathcr my Look how
while, alio la.'V
I-.Jther was somo llttlo- wny uheail
Mario Hiindeliun, soprano, and John
Powell, composer-pianist, wlll nppear
In Joint recital at Aeolian Hall a
week from this evening for the
cltal at Aeolian Hall last evening, of benefit of the Flatbusb Hoys' Club
some old ulrs. three Japanese fona-s nnd community . entre.
by
Kosack Ynmada and songs by
Russian, German and EngllBh com
posers. His voice is light and high.
J. Plastro Borlssoff. Russian vio
llnlst. gives his second American re
cltal at Aeolian Hall this evening nnd
'hut he does not force It. His Inter-! In Carnegie Hall next Haturday even-
pretatlons wcro Intelligent.
With every sent sold, the Metro
politan Opera House will open Its
doors on Monday night for a twenty-
threo weeks' season of opera. It is
the beginning of the thirteenth year
thai tho company has beon under
tho management of Olullo Oattl
Casazta. "La Julve," with Caruso
and Rosa Ponselle and Orvllle Har
rold In tho principal parts. Is to bo
the bill. On Wednesday evening
"Alda" wlll be sung, with Emmy
Dcstlnn In the title role, and a cast
that Includes Martlnelll and the new
Italian baritone, Oluscppl Danlse.
Other bills of the week will be
"Elisir d'Amorc" on Thursday, with
Mabel Garrison and Caruso; "Zaza"
on Friday, with Geruldlne Farrar
and Martlnelll; "Tristan and Isoldo,"
sung for the first time in English by
this company, ror the Saturday mat
inee, and the double bill. "Covatlerla
Ruatlcana" and "I PakTllaccl," for the
first popular price Saturday night
performance. A Verdl-Pucclnl pro
gramme will be given at the first
Sunday night concert.
ing Dusl de Kerekjarto will giro his
second recital,
Tltta Ruffo, baritone, opens his
season with a recital ut the Hippo
drome to-morrow evening, assisted
by Nina Morgurfa, soprano, for the
benefit of the Manhattan Navy Club.
The Brooklyn Oratorio Society has
opened Its twentj;-seventh reason
with Walter Henry 'Hall, professor of
Choral music at Columbia University,
conductor. It la under the Joint aus
pices of the Brooklyn Institute and
Columbia University and It gives
concerts both In Brooklyn and Man
hattan. Singers Interested In Brook
lyn choral matters are Invited to Join
the chorus, In which there are some
vacancies, iteneaivai are held on
Monday evenings at Memorial Hall,
Flatbush Avenue and Sr.hcrracrhorn
Street.
pnrsirtAR's jtistatk sukd.
The law firm of Wight, Wight &
Golenbock of Perth Amboy has been re
tained by Howell C. Taylor of No. 218
Sewall Avenue, A bury park, to pre
sent a claim for 110,000 to the executors
of the -estate of Dr. Hugh 8. Klnmonth.
late of Aabury Park. Taylor allege that
the death or lila wife lait Auguit re
sulted from an operation performed by
asi. axiiiijiudii!. a uc ynyaiciajl com
Carlos Valdernma, Peruvian pian
ist-composer, girts a recital of Ms
own compositions, based on ancient
Inca music at the Manhattan Opera
House on Trrursaay afternoon. Piano
recitals will be given by Rudolph
Reuter at Aeolian Hall an Thursday
evening, and by Katherlne Bacon at
Aeonan iiaii on i-Tioay afternoon,
J4 Robert, Schmltz, French pianist.
Is playing this afternoon at Aeolian
Hall.
The programme nt Trof. Samuel
A. Baldwin's free organ recital to
morrow afternoon at City Cotlugo
will be In honor of Armistice Day.
Ho plays agalu on Wednehday afternoon.
Edwin Frnnko Goldman ngatn of
fers 8250 for the best composition for
band by an American composer. All
manuscripts must be In before April
IB, 1UZ1.
A filial concert wlll be given nt the
Hotel Astor on Friday evcnlmr by the
Columbia and Pennsylvania Gleo and
Mandolin clubs.
AS we t
the cloi
THK LURE OF THE MOREEN VAMP
Instalment So. 6
ere hipping our coffee at
close of an ambrosial meal,
Hugh naked tliu waiter to bring
til in the evening paper.
"Whnt kind of u ahow do jou wunt
to see, Alma?" he nuked, casting his
eye. over tho amusement columns.
"Oh, anything thnt looks promls
.ng," 'i nnswered rather ubscnt-
The New York Crmmber Music So
ciety will give Its first subscription
concert at Aeolian Hull on Tuesday
evening.
The Hchola Cantorum, Kurt Hchlnd
Icr conductor, lias begun rehearsa
for Its twelfth season with un aug
mented chorus. It .has decided to.
limit Its programme to a cappella
Tnlllt.fi a,ilMA aKnut tn-.n ...!.. ., ulnclnc A .inntinrv Mlnreil will tin
Thla wctkVi Urjuldatlon ha dthe ef- Uri, Taylor's death. devoted to Russian music, and the
'MAKE BASEBALL
WHAT FANS WANT,'
AIM OF LANDIS
"Opportunities for Real Sen-ice to
the Game Limitless," He
Says.
By Judge Landis
CHICAGO, Nov. 12. I have ac
cepted tbo Chairmanship of base
ball on the Invitation of the six-
teen major league clubs.
At their request and In accord
ance with my own earnest
wishes, I am to remain on the
bench and continue my work
here.
The opportunity for real str
vicn in baseball Is limitless. It in
a matter to which I have been
devoted for nearly forty yearn.
On the question of policy all I
hxve to nay Is this: The only thing
In anybody's mind now I to make
.-rt keep baaebajwhat millions
o, ""ns throughout the United
SUb.a want It to b.
mlndedly. 1 wus rrtlll wrapped in
roseate clouds of love, nnd 1 wna
thinking that no drama of stago or
screen could equal In Interest my
wn drama of love.
"But, don't let us tako In a bandit
play, or one of tnoso sweetly, silcKy
things of tho Pollyanna variety," I
added on socuud thought.
"Do you th nk you tan stand for n
vamp picturo uono by Olga Petruvn?"
asked Hugh with a quizzical mil!e.
"Thut sociuH to bo ubout the only
offering that looks at all intcreatlng
theso other things are at tho cheaper
places, I don't believe we'd care for
any of thorn."
Thcro was a great crown Dimming
before) tho theatre and wo had tu
tako uur places tn I ne. The density
of the crowd gave Hugh and mo an
oxcute to stand cioewj t.i cacn otnor,
and 1 furtively slipped my hand in
Ills. Wo amused ourselves wutcn.ng
the pivplo, and laughed at several
sninll boys, nuwahoys apparently,
wearing much worn clothes and lux
uriating In a boyish aversion for soap
and water, who were devour ng the
rather lurid pictures on the bill
boards with tho uvld curiosity of
youth.
"Why Is thlH sort of thing so pop
ular?".! whispered to Hugh after wc
were comfortnbly sealed Inside.
"It is because every woman nt heart
la a Cleopatra and -very man an
Antonvt" said Hugh Deep down In
cur hearts we are all strong for this
world well lost' business. Though wo
never have experienced It, and never
expect to experience It, we like to live
throiurh it In imagination ueiie.s,
it's much safer to enjoy a grand
passion vicariously than It Is to real
ize It .n your own life, ll doesn't
I'fiset Nour dally routine of business,
ever 1 met her In tint stieet i Liu dead
look lu her eyes moused in mo lit.
pioiouudci.1t pity. If ever there li.iu
i.ien a sparatio In those eyes, If evci
K.eio had been u npnug lu her step,
she li.t.i loeit ,t long agu.
"Probably shu never has had un
honcst-to-gooiliittu lovo iiftalr in hor
whole lift'," said liutfh, "anil tlm onl
wiy ho can liuvo n romance is In this
second-hand fashion."
"How do you know that, Hugh?" l
demanded with some spirit. "When
wo sen her clench her hands that wa
she may be stlm-d iiy oowerful mimi
cries, und perhaps awfulily thrilling
ones."
f always havo felt that 1 wanted to
nilly to the dcfeiiat! of my sex when I
have heard a man insinuate that then
can bo a woman lu the wond who
ni-ver Imn known love, wno never has
bad a chance to marry. I bellevi
that most women feel about that just
a; 1 do. It's anort of sex loyalty, and,
anyway, I firmly believe, that even
woman lins tome romance, evoiy
vorruin has at least ono ohnnco to
marry, though it may not bo the one
she wanjs
"U-oli to your right, Huglile, at
thnt stiff-noi.-ke.l man," I continued
for I hud Just npled u man who wat
sitting bolt upright with his elbows
presnid tight lo his sldon. His nosi
was no thin ami pointed (hat It put
me. In mind of u gimlet He Inn)
scarcely any eyelashes, and his little,
ferret-like eyci were intensely ilxeii
on the lovely, voluptuous looking
heroine.
"Ho Is Just dying to do something
awfully wicked," laughul Hugh under
his breath. "But he can't his innnti
sense or fear won't let him. If one
were to play detective on him, I'll
wager one would discover he had an
inordinate fondness for tho produc
tions of Thiida Ha.ru and Utilise
(llnum Despite all the moralist
have to say oi them vamp pictures,
I can see ho they serve un excel
lent purpose. That shrivelled ole
woman nifd (hut dry-ns-dust old fel
low will luive here feeling as If the
nun nan somu great emotional ex
purle.nce."
"This reml.idse me. Hugh, of
motners prim friend. Miss III ps. bah
Ing. ktssid It paeslunatt-li
A moment laier ni hud u.ipped back
and shut the door.
He stood loosing after the cab tl)l
it vuuir-iied round a corner, tnun Im
went baca to the thcutit- tor his bat '
and coat, niffl et oil again down the
road.
tlu was nut conscious of any real
emotion; but he walked swiftly aa it
man does ho has a set purpose, und
lie did nol siop till ho tound himself
uutsluo the Ash tons' house.
11 was nol fur of mfdnltfht. but
lights burn-il In many of the win
dows, aim utter n swift glanco at the
fttcu oi the house ho went Up tho
stepi and iang the bell.
li was soma moments biforo tho
door wns opynad by a mildly nmaxod
took-ng servant; Micky anitud for Mi.
Asliion. '
A moment later Micky heard .Vali
um's unci,
".mi old night bird! What all un-
iouly uoui lo cull on anyone I 1 was
just going to 1h.ii; coiuo In."
ilu spoae e.iiliy, but there wits a
nllfrhtly unxiouri loo In h.s eyes; he
icd tne way into tuo library.
Micky mood stiffly against the
tullle.
"1 sa-A you In the theatre to.ilght,'k
ho began without pruamolo, "I was
with .Mi.i:i Hheinrtotic, and sha saw
you, tiHj at least sho bullnven It was
you, and 1 am gulng to tell her that
shu wns misianeu. How soon can
you get out of town nnd batik to
farisf"
.ahton stared; the color had rushed
lo bis face; after a moment Ills eye
roll,
"I don't kuow what the dovll You're
driving ut," he said Irritably, "I sup
pose 1 cun come lo London without
asking you first, can't 17 And, as tor
Lnlllu"-ho grinned nervously "well,
you know as well as I do that that's
ull been off for weuks."
Micky stood Immovable.
"You haven't answered m .,ue
Hon," ho said fllntlly. 'How Soon can
you get out of London?"
Aslitun uwore under his breath.
' .'m dashed If I know whnt you'ro
dmlng ai," ho said sulkily. "If you
like to tak Lullio to theatres, that''
your business; ahe's a nice llttlo g'rl,
1 admit, but "
Micky took a step forward.
"If you want mo to make me forsef
if ilium, tne socmen u. u, irying w thnt .thin is your muthor'a house.
,e out ns.iui 'Kiy as possioie. ,. kou're going the right way to do it."
It's too hot for lu r. Ior darltug! hB Mla bctwten- nU t0Btn ..An,i I
June said. Mloky , don't wunt any of vour bluff. Alia.
Micky laughed savage y. Hhepstono thinks sho saw you at tho
"It's riot that." ho sa Id, "bu AS - Conlol)y to.nffht. .- pTX3ttMy
ion wan up in that Ikix with Wsi wrtt0 to you or trv t .ea. vein i.i ti,f.
or rattle a skoleton 4n your closet IfUIulse. Unco when she culled to r-oe
vou hiiODen to get Into politlcji,
1 believe you'a-e right, Hugh, lliough
I never thought of it that way Of
course, that's Just tho reason why you
see so many awfully good appearing
men and women, pust the flower of
their full bloodid youth, watching
those vamp pictures. See thnt drted
ii p. llttlo Old woman, how tensely she
Is ltvinlng forward In her seat white
tho hero Is giving the heroine a real
eld fashioned sou) k!w, one of those
three-minute Olga Nethesrsole uffalra
that I used to lirar about when I was
in short dtesnes?"
She wns Juit a llttlo wisp of u
woman, whom I had often seen
around town. She was thin and sal
low. and her faded hair wrui twisted
In a hard knot on the back of her
ni'ck. Her clothes .always were of
tv.me dull, drab shade, and her skirts
either too full or too Ion?. When
mother and round mo alone, she tr,1
fully strered tho conversation hrinii.d
to my reading.
'"My dear,' she raid, speaking al
most in a whisper and glvlruj mo an
insinuating look. 'If you ever run
acrow a real spicy boo yon know
what I mean--1! wist, you would let
me know what it Is.' And then shr
minced out the door and down tho
steps"
"I know the type," said Hugh, "and
I can't make, up my min i w het her to
pity or to despise' thi-m the morn"
"Don't do t'lthoi." I answered,
smiling. "Jut be, thankful lh.it you
and I have not been c npelled to
take our lovo affair vicuimualy like
those poor creatures."
"You've said it. Alms " Hugh
crushed my fingers until they hurt.
(To De Continued Monday.)
(Cx.pjrUM,J:0- f Til HfU Sn4i.aU. ImJ
mother, and she saw him."
"Micky " II ii silenced her with a
frown. He followed' Esther as quickly
us he could, but she was outside lit
i Im cold night ulr bofoio ho overtook
her. 1 hero wus a crowd hern too -rows
of cars Und carnug.-ei outside, und
women In thin evening frocks nnd furs
shivering in this cold wind.
Micky drew Esther's hand through
his arm.
"Wo shall find our cab this way, I
think," ho said nvonly.
H had seen Mrs. Aaiitou only a few
yards uwuy, and ho droiuled every
moment that Esther would sco her,
and see, too, who was with her.
A sudden block In the crowd mo
mentarily bliideicd them, and lu that
second u man's light lai.gli rung out
ubovo the noise and chatter of voices.
Micky felt the girl beside tilm give
u lonvulslvo start. Sho tried to drag
her fingers from his, but ho held
iliein fast.
Tlm crowd was moving ugulp now;
a second, and Raymond and his
mother were lost to sight.
Micky had slipped nu arm rounu
Kstlier; he was wiuto to llio lips. Ho
knew now how near he had been to
discovery and the wreck of ull his
hopes. He tried to pretend thut ho
did not understand the cause of hor
agitation. He looked down ut her.
"Hotter now you're tn the air?" ho
iskod. "It was hot In the theatre. I
Esther "
Hhe had swung heavily against blm,
and looking down In suddori alarm.
Micky saw that she had fainted.
Most of the people had gone, one or
two or tho theatio attendants linger
ed; It seemid n lung tlrno beiore
Esther opened her es. She lay for
,i moment. looking viwtuely ubout hor.
then hor eyes came back to Micky, who
was btndlnef over her, his face scarcely
liss while than her own.
Hhe made an effort to lift herself
'mm his Ills arm; then qulto nuddeniv
.he hurst into tears
The little sound of sob'nurf broki (
the Spell mat seeunl io nuio ni-i-i
.luni; sho went down on lier knem.
bos' Jo her. tith artnii round thu
I.- ,der. slinking figure.
iM'oky had I'lM'ii hl feci. June
glanced up ut blm.
Ho nnd find the Uim und leave her
in inc." she snl. I sharply. Tho look
nf mrierlng In li'.s fac hurt here.
Micky went out Into the cold night
baiclicidnd. lie hardly knew whut he
was doing, lie stood for some minutes
on the puth, forgetting why he hud
Vom out nt all, before some one
Jostling against him. brought him
buck to a sense of tune and place.
He went down ihe rnd to look for
a taxi. W'hen li.- came back Either
was sitting up. wrapped In her cloak,
ftho wns not lring now. but she
Inrikcd l.ke a ihlld who wants to cry
bilt Is determined not to.
Juno was slnndiiir beside her.
"We're quite leady," she said Sho
kept nn arm about Rather, and Micky
followed them silently.
He saw them Into tho cab, but did
not follow. Juno askdi a sharp ques
tion: "Areryt you coming?"
'No at Tl cast, not If you can man
wrlto to you or try to see you lu thu
morning, und you've) got to bo out of
Loudon by then do you hear?"
Ashton laughed; he shrugged his
shoulders.
"Must?" h said nastily. "How lonr
have you been Litllle's champion?
. . . Oh, all right, all rlgltt," ho
btokn off hurriedly, tu, vhe saw tho
ugly light In Micky's eyes. "But it s u
bit thick", you know," he resumed In
Jtiredly. "I'vo dono with her; yotl
know Uiat. you sent my letter on to
her yourself. It's absurd If I can't
corns" back home for a few dnyh la
case she should see me nnd ret upsot.
I'm sorry if she's still fond of me.
but, dash It nil "
i"Vou huven't nnswered my oues
tlbn." said Micky again.
Ho was controlling himself with n
mighty effort, but tho volns stood out
like cords on his foruhoad and his
hunds were clenched.
The two miin looked at one another,
and It wns Ashton's eyes-that fell
"I r you're going to bullyrag 'me
. . . he began blutterlngly,
mut,. as well tell you that I'm not go
ing hack to Paris till I ponse. nnd "
"Very well." mild Micky. He turned
on his byel. .
Raymond wntched him cross thn
room anxiously. When lie reached
tlu door he called tp hm
"Micky! Whnt tho devil are you go.
Ing lo do?"
And Micky answered without turn
ing "I'm going to tell Mrs. Clnro tho
way you've truated Miss Hhepstono.
and If she's half the decent sort i
think sho Is she'll throw you 'ovor
tHiard ns you'vo thrown scores of
others. ..."
ikshton followed and clutched hti
arm "Coma back; don't bo such a
firebrand; I'll go I'll clear out by
the first train to-morrow. . . v I'm
soiry If Esther was upset, but . . ,"
Micky cut him ehort. "Tho first
ii leaves Victoria at 0.40; I'll bo
i ,,, to sc.. you off."
A-lit-.:i scowled. "It's a nice way to
twit a friend." ho grumbled. "If
there's really anything up 'with Lai
lie . . ."
Micky stood like n statue.
"It's decent of you to tako her out."
Ashton went on uneasily. "I'm much
obliged to you, I'm sure. Sho's never
had much of a time If I'd had any
money . . ."
Micky broke out then. "Oh, hold;
your infernal tongue," be said furi
ously. Ho walked out of the room, shutting
thu door hard behind him. He paesed
the astonished mnld In the hall and
let himself out Into the nltfht. The
blood was imundlng lo his veins, hu
felt In actuul ned of physical violence;
he did not know how he had manairad
to keep his hands off Raymond. He
walked on at a furious pace; presently
lie laughed with n sort of self-pity.
wunt was tne good of what he hail
done after all? At best ha had only
succeeded lu staving off the Inevitable
for a llttlo while; Esther would have
tu know sooner or later.
laeg without rae.'
Ills volco, sounded
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