'kS"V.r. Mi .k. mmmM SHBIWigw pw 71$.J fPP$If 5nTi Vfenpeina e. Henry Jarreman By ROY VICKERS Expiate Anethe Sin the Weman Always Pay? THIS BEGINS TUB fltORY ' Hani Jarreman. rtlfMM Item pnaen. SI ?h'"t'itHtt MiMlrMe CamdMi WMJ)f IWXWrV . V . ..I.. ,.....- - frr, formerly a lytut, who mama Iten.wilfrtd Btranactc, a rutne uoune SSii'iJai. Hit penm ere Lord and formerly e fvuMf, icfce marrlet KKBT DtvttMtf. who havi com Me MIMWr. Y' ,7"""" - J-,.- -J ,fci iltrttd Jarreman. plot fa et rarreman' rrni aauirnier i MIW, att raKelly una H nm mww r "" ; -- -- - .-, B - .. Vail, a ertiM factory eiri. joiremon, MrkiMflnff e fauisult aaaintt tTadta and laD(iicilliri a M rtvtnt. XtM m m maeertihlna them and wrecking Strati mdt'i certtr, heart from Ml detective Camden u)fl ltneeii. U hat a ttretci Irm the theek. and Theed toelatet him from th world t Clnudint't htuie. VnJIa vanti te moil rttHiutten te Well. tut Lady Deveettir pertuadlt NaHa ihtt iiwlil hurt 8tranaek',t careir. and. tustert'tf tu Theed, prevail! ou hir te Irnthi itecrit l Jarreman le brtter. Theed and Claudlne continue plottlne te lain cintrtl ef Jarreman'i, tncniv. AND HEBE IT CONTINUES YiirHEN"," echoed Lord Deucster, W with meaning. "It hasn't yet. Yeu must cut into It before it does. Nndla will be able te keep that one payment of ten thousand p6unds quiet. She mustn't make any mere." Lady Deucester moved her hands In a gesture of impatience. Temporary Concealment "l'e told you, almost word for word, what passed between us. I was ham pered by the impossibility of telling her the truth as regards Jarreman'B atti tude, but nil the tame I managed te put the case for concealment pretty trong treng lr. She agreed te it no a temporary measure, but she couldn't face the Idee of Ignoring the ether girl's claim even for a short time. The moment Thecd Mresscd them she handed him his ten' thousand without a murmur, and she'll hand him another ten when he asks for It. Oh, these modern women'." cried Lady Deucester in a burnt of scorn. "They sneer nt the early Victorian 'conscience' and then take up psycho analysis!" Lord Deucester htd a smile behind a rleud of cigar smoke. They were In the pleasant oak-paneled room over looking the garden, where they usually lunched when alone. Well, as I said, the thing te de is te cut into the circle before It com pletes Itself." remarked Lady Douces Deuces ter, presently. In perfectly geed fnith. "And the way te de that the waj te da that " 8h broke off nnd ent staring into her empty coffee cup. Then he brought the palms of her hands to gether with the quaint muffled sound that, te her, indicated excitement. "Of course ! The way te de is te get held of the girl." "What girl?" "Jnrreman's real daughter, of course! Dn try te understand, Mellcntravc. I tan find her through one of these hor rible detective agencies. They'd better start by watching Thecd's office. lie told Xadla he didn't knew her where abouts, se probably he's in close touch with her. "I'll go at once." She rose te her feet as lightly an a girl of twenty. "And when I've get held of her of I'cnelepc Jirreman I may want ren te de the polite, Mellentrave.,r "Certainly." said Lord Deucester. and smiled as he realized that this wad the end of the discussion which had begun with a request for bis advice. some tire days later Lady Deucester knocked at the deer of Ne. 5 Huckster Rew, and gave a little snort of aii aii preril at sight of Nell, who enened the deer te her. "leu are Miss Jarremnn. of course," he asserted. "I want te talk te you. May I come in?" Nell easned. then nulled hfrsetf In. gether. "W'y, e' ceuri-e you can," she said with an ambiguous heartiness. "Come inanamake yourself at 'emc. She led the way into the kitchen. mUCfl llir te lier vlltnr' lnrvnnff m ..t . -. .-:r- ---."-.. no veil ana rigidly simpie tallermade ; het her voice, as she suggested a cup et tea, was superbly unconcerned. An Invitation for Nell ''Thank you," said Lady Deucester. I0U ATA hftRnttnhla nnntlrlavln m. don't knew who I am. It will be rather difficult te explain. I'd better begin by again, and I asked Deri wet abaht it e- a pai e- mine, yr ladyship and lien advised me te go te Heapy Sam. lie pardon, yer ladykhln, hVn jthe me&tnpiece " then, as Lae7 Deucester st 11 looked blank ''luwyer, yer knew, well, as luek would 'Ave It, it was the same lawyer at me dad dealt off of. Seems ma dad 'ad left everything In applcple order afore 'e took 'lsuelf oft." Jjjdy Deucester nodded Slowly. , "The lawyer let me see that would be Mr. Theed. wouldn't It?" "That's Tight, yer ladyship, l'er mustn't take no netice e' my way of pfaklrt', yr ladyship. We always call Mm Soapy Sam." Lady Deueeater emitted ft Ien, de lighted chuckle. "And an exceedingly feed name, tee, my dear. I shall remember it. Well, well, new. Mr. Thecd has made, ar rangements, you say. I suppose you'll be leaving this neighborhood new that your circumstance nr en nUetnll" ., Hadn't given It a thought, yer lady ship. Seems 'ardly worth moving for two qifld a week, de it, yer ladyship?" Twe pounds a week I Lady Deucester remembered the check for 10,000 handed te Theed, and felt faint. Thted wai losing no time. ' -"ve Pounds a week," ahe repeated. Yes. But of course, I daresuy Mr. Theed told yeur-er your father In tends te de a grent deal mere than that when he returns from the con tinent." "Come ter think of it. 'e did any something e' that, yer ladyship," an swered ell. "But 'e'e such a one for terkin , yer ladyship, you never can tc'l wet 'e rightly means." Don't keep en calling me your lady ship, there's a geed girl." begged Lady Deucester, "and 1'ir tell you, simply, the main facts of the case. In a short time you'll have a great deal of money, my dear, far mere than I have, l'eu'll be able te have a car and as many servants as you like, all the clothes you want everything, in fact." "Oer Blimey f" breathed Nell. She broke into a nervous giggle. "Wet price yours truly tellin erf the third footman I Beg pardon, yer mum, but I shan't rightly knew wet te de with it, shall I?" "I don't think you will," said Lady uuviw uiunuy. Thcre was n silence. Lady Dou Deu cester was marshaling her forces. "It's rather clever of you te see that you won't knew what te de' with it," she said nt last, while Nell steed tlushed and deep-eyed by the tabic, leu seem te understand quite clearly that it h net easy te spend money with out making a feel of yourself, and If you de nfake a feel of yourself it's hard en these about you your father, for instance." Again there was silence. Nell's flush deepened te nn angry red. It was obvious that she was thinking hard. ,, "That s wet I've get up against im, she broke out fiercely. "It wasn't 'in fault getting lagged for twenty years. But if "e was a rich man 'e might 'ave left it se that I could 'ave 'ad a proper cddlcatlen nnd learned 'ew te carry en like a lidy. w et s the geed e me father being a terf at this time e' day? Well, it aln t no geed greuain', I h'pese me an' ?.n Jl 'ave a geed time with the dough till it s gem, and then back te the laundry." Nell Visits the Deucesters Jn "Pite of herself Lady Deucester ,Thy?M!S: fl8 you cal1 lt I won wen der1 why? will take longer te go than you think. As te the geed time" She paused, then plunged. leu must please yourself, of course, jiui ji .you win lei me, l think; I can help you. I'm nn old friend of your IMU1CT 1 UI1U THE GUMPS-Chetrlni the Widow By Sidney St HevO A.BOOT ME WtOPrMNd M FO TA SOME tVtKINO ? I t ACL HtGMY FOR MC T COMt evew. oft ve e ism re vtt vnmy tA- fctfre "rat- tMV AT- NXT TIME SOU 4T MM?(lt GO TO A JUVYlCt OW TUP yecc aue Taxxct. the ew a.uhc tvre. Kt HOT CO eMfaAVfrAmmCt- - - MsaMsaiMa ..-. . - .. .-..a. .-4- e ...e Sv f YM WPMnVVTt ,9VS ZWnKVUU u cttlrtLX VltM'T HUK V ' ' I TW..w wua- wn e mi rtM n I tOM'2 kWOU) $ HE i, ' C"5J! V6rt QiI I e We 0esi HIM NOVU- I UHrt VOW W ( , t mska I U!JL 'T.Iuii.e Stt Ht Wt ? e CHVC- A4AS1E Hf L00tH6 LjA I - lJ Tl .. uim a. MftAvitM. 1Mb DOMM'T SI v ( t f fl"lf 7,1 uwew mech voer the e. . - Mt W 7" rWm I i i " I CES3BBI S f ll it jmsZ2 , - -km . ' JJJJ' ' .P'i n i ' " i if j ' .)j tTZ nM-gk Lf"5iifi TiggggM I V Or""""""Sg8BMflH ill luglglglglglglglH t trtrrcTMSi, BMlfcfcaaJ 'UgaiaM 1 1 U I VHIgggBait JjFM z9k fSn sJdiMHr 'Wi MJMmlggBai J T'mmms " IgW ''liuTT mS ' MI M 1jm- "ill Wl , i iJtjB WgagMlMnwgaMi " " V2s kS M,'aH tKKiliiJJmmW ll'BSJ!sltaw awaa " SOMEBODY'S STE NOG Seme Drag She Has I SHY fOR TME TtNTH TIMf - UnC VJI VUK llfLWHIItHI It? BUSTED AN I OOT TO Get ANOTHER OT ONCE - X WANT A MACHINE - IDOHT WANT 5ASS I NEITHCR -HEY- HEU.0- MQ - I TJOMT VJA.MT THE "BOOKKKPH rv'7 ' LKPT - LISSENI, c VOU'LL NEWIW GET T ( TMATflJt) ) gWl (viaVJl HEY?-WHAT DO I WANT- SflY I MNT GONNA HOLLEP HERC LL DAV-I 5AY5 I WANT SOMEBODY HIGHER UP- 1T'5 ft PUSH JOB- Ir GOT TO HRVE A MACHINE' AT ONCE - WHAT ? NO - T5AIDA. MACHINE - SRX YOU- Tu ' I Krditertd r S& HELL ' " GWE ME THE PPE5rjENr5 erricc PLEASE HrUO, EDDY? U. S. Patent Orne ry "1 TF I Tur OBrcmPNr'c erpirr . I inL rnwvaiuum v w,,. , T HIGHER UP- IT'S ft PUSH JOB- Ir- ""C";L ""I "".'..'l.V T 'M v- mf." c,en te have A MACHINE" AT gaB . eddy, cci n nnimnc , V.VKl W - '- nVa-,. .T m a r"?-Z UP HERE ATONCEi gW 0 m Wi urttt-wnni-.gyxyn-Mj , Via Ss Tunr.n TVkVi 'nvi g ; rWm l - T I MITUIMC H1 Tf II lVVvrr- BBBBBi rKXW . ul " V " " ' - I SH ik UaK s mw j- 1 1 iRvnmw v . "a.j -yvi sg i tau a-. v. , sm, -va -y V t -V. -7 ' J SJST I " 1 jm KZ 1' KTt laaaHA -- "5C , BJU 'hi ' " . 1 , I ' t WfW.Bfe By Hay ward - IT V.iu i dp UetaE IM FIFTEEM MINUTES. 7 vTN gaf VkaV L The Yeung Lady Acress the Way wjlng that I knew your father well." The faint hesitation in Lndy Dou Deu cMter's volce tripped Nell headleng. I get yer." she mniil nrnfennrllr emphaiiiing lier words with the teapot. e need ter break It gently. I spotted Jt as wen ns I set eyes en yex- couldn't iNp gucsslne it. wet with nt thin. and another. ' Lady Deucester was at a less a con cen con flltlen that invariably irritated her. B DOC toil unet9 riiMCA,! ...1.1M 1. - demanded. " 8"c ,.r that yore me long lerst , ' " v attune nuiviiun uiltl let S"10? "??.. byerncs." The teapot quivered with suspense. te laugh. ...vu .,Uk I'm afrniil It imt't n .v..iA .i.,..- n.r (lear. I nm Lai v ImifP&ti. "Oe!" ' ',!VvntJs thc matte' ewV" I ,,""v' "i me onuegreom: in m ,? ""f01 secitty beauty,' " q ..?. NcU exultantly. "it "i ?u t""ns abeutV" 11 Was in IhA UimJ.H ntx..i.i t I turn I. ; .i "i. " I'li'iunai. i wS?e n.es0lf, Y(-e fptygraft-en the SVWlM thc wedding-taken when h mr ipf(1 nbr,'Ptl7. "truggled with Itlng the ",." r?i .&. Un In n . ' , " ",v Kf, UOUDieil UP in n convulsion of mirth. p.;r, ffi8te,' vw."' twitched, b,U her voice rsn. lide?ti; ' Stnack's mother, as you "gently saw In the account." ' liBtan v.ii .".". .'" "je account." "Ne nff.f,cnca n,n(! wiPetl 'ier ! watJ .Wr4 I didn't I Ibuttent H.h' ul,nK'nK them rows e' awiiens dahn jer chest IthrfW'-T1 outburst of l.r - .icu merriment Mud then: think I was Ithc d"nV: .. '?u.y eucccr wnlted till I "Wh ii. " l'si. .oil nski emed II. l I knew linn? lllffirnlf hle irasiuen is. i suggest that you come end stay with me for a little while. Yeu will be able te dee whether you like the kind of life your father wants you te lead. Alse, If you'll let me de se of your own frce will. I think I could teach you te be what you call a lady." Nell smoothed her cracking skirt with trembling fingers. Her eyes were Blowing, ner spicnaiu ngure was In Ntinct with eagerness. Her normal shrewdness would have told her that the experiment was foredoomed te failure. But her normal shrewilnes was stampeded by the DabjJennte ililr. for gentility. The charmed life of the ! upper classes, as seen through the garlahly roseate spectacles of innumer able writera of two-penny novelettes, was calling te her. "Yeu mean that, rcelyV" she de manded. "Of course I de," said Ladv Dou Deu cester, rising. "You'll come, then?" "Yes, when?" "Come tomorrow afternoon. Here's my card. And er don't bother about luggage." Lady Deucester glanced at the clock en thc mantelpiece nf her boudoir. "That girl will be here in an hour." she told the clock. "Perhaps she'll come early, for geed manners or some thing. I'd better de it new nnd get it ever." She picked up the receiver of the house telephone and spoke te the house keeper. "I want you, -Mr. Carfax, nnd Ilawben.' She hung up the receiver again and pressed thy bell which sum moned her own inn Id. In common with the ips't of Im. I nianity, Lndy Deucester was afraid of ner servants, iter assured social posi tion enabled her te face the fact with out incurring te hcrbclf tin- inane taunt of being "suburban." Her per per eonal pride nnd self-confidence vere strong enough te allow her te be afraid of any one who could de her nn Inlurv. nnd she knew perfectly well that these upper servants could de her the injury of driving Nell out of the house. Redding, her maid, arrhed first,, and was told te wait. Presently Mrs. Car fax, in creaking black alpaca, entered with the butler. Lady Deucester cleared her' threat. Hhe paused a moment, cheesing her words. "Thc guest who is coming this after noon." she begau, "is a Min Jarro Jarre man." She realized what the name must imply te them, and added, bkill fully: "Miss .Tnrreman in no relation of Airs, fttranack. Miss Jarreman In of gentle birth, bnt owing te the death of her parents in infancy, unknown te thc rest of her family, she has been brought up in the laboring classes. Hhc I U linOtnAa tAi-1 UVlA lnnie- ntl.ln kJk ""' la coming here te lcam. .She may be NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS FONTAINE FOX SCHOOL DAYS The yeuns lady across the way says she doesn't see why wc should be worrying about helping Itussia when all ncceunts agree thut that country is blmply Heeded with her own paper money. MV. WaJUUv4, -tlvt. laAAUv lvUuU4X, IVtt4 duvuwi Z am tla. vwX eaXt mtIvuv Kt Juud a rvufllJ(rrA.S f CM .AIAa- in UA- AAm.m 4A lllJ.fi V lfwr. wi i p '. . .. . t. . .....l ,yw.. "tkt, rji)tXiiytujCL "te vvu-ia jX. d-u-w .'? aJmQ S '"....'.. . ui S' ...;.xi"Jj r. ' .w.:. . m r.Mm. -rv a ' Z -tVi'" ' ,..". rT k H.: ra HBtyK "m " vKBau. I twill' IKlKlVc VWB w. . v tt.ia i -jrysss .'ss 'm .- i . .tfc 'I w&wszzm w k.V I ,SSSSSS S, SSS.'j'.m rm.nt- Hr. m yv-""-"a w?v QyGSv ,vf., 5b ' !' .1' ...aaaa-tm ' ' a . . 'til.' -T. iiJ ' ' '!! I .... .. - - a I J a ..W U.1 1 -k sliJM By DWIG PETEYAnd Hew He Hates Puna I 1 j' If ..a' jj. 9taLLBaLLVaLLgianLLlaLB i?V I TH6 Su)GA1t0t own lips Wtv .11.1 & ?W said Nrll ,,,""'L,""1. ,in..a Mn.i. "'... I1 Mi there's me father. might uv flfi. i "'? -fro"d as you b7 ye Mvi ort H0tLsl''en without u " ther? uin"t ,wlth )cr loave- A' ! was Stcr TJ et Ihtenlng. tht JarrWl11 7ith She ccntril 'act thriri,',,i!.,,"d WUy been te Mmaj .i'v.V .r a moment that fact r. DM nr2L.n?r cnlc."'tienH out of our fails.. ",,ew "' r." v "tner came, tn ..,. t.... L?1?' "I hSiM- ?tWay' !,,flKe t." she MenrevU?,?,'1 "'" ' intention te 'KltrstiLiVi11. tl"l,n didn't, if mil i wa m :""' '. J. salil here for a short time eulv or for never.il weeks. "I am asking you nil te treat her just In the same way ns you would ordinarily treat ene of my guests. If any of you should object te this, I (heuld be glad If you would state your objections. " Lady Deucester waited. Mrs. Carfax rose. "Hpeaklng for myself, my lady, if the lady in question 13 geed enough te he your ladyship's guest, hlie is geed enough for me te treat ns such. And te see that she Is treated ns minli In itie housemaids, though, I must Bay, iiayi the young girls newai "Tliank you. Mrs. Carfai. I want te be perfectly fair te you nil. If you feel illftcrt'iitly about It tomenow cemn te me at this time--after lunch nnd we will dlsmiiw it ugain," T6 HWc Cer?wcROF h &vd:vm. -T ' -. '- :V GASOLINE ALLEYReactien y 0 ' - e Mete PeTev. NavaiMVeuput 1me5eThiuc. im n TP4E VROMC 5PeT? - "They oHeoid HAE fcEEW ew JheFAT side' C. A. Veipht SS SSySlmmWmWmWmWmWmVmWrSr 4?4&naw2r y i , Kx UP7 . ' "t vSfeuByj r.vWfx,? xi LIT- r reLLA I '- -rralV yrs " V j'y A'm(7 fm &, vim Yoe ykj- Bur hTalTS KHr DON'T EXPECT SKEE2IX , LlLi L-n -n, c. Te . 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