r ' '' " ' ' Wrtrn rywrMMDa bil. rl. mLls will t- if...,Zr;.-,HJ rg ittf ri A ""5 r" 7 ,v ' ' vX M ISI4m)Wm Mwrm-M.w -.-,-- .- , 1 HIM ) ftf DANCING MASTER By RUBY AYRES Auther or "Th Phantom Lever," "A Bacheler Husband," "The On Unwanted," etc. THIS BEGINS THE STORY vii'ahcth Conyers, a demure cenn- lr gM, prtUy ipUe of her old eld icWwtd deicrin treating, is visiting vMienalle i datives in Londen. At ''"I, ball she is a disconsolate .J'jfeiceri A handsome young man Jr.. she knows none of the up-te-'Le stcni. He is Pat Roytten, and d, Un I'Alzabeth te dance. ' Her iLlhith aunt and cousin rebuke her, ', " i,e h only a dancing master. r,i-(ibctl hears her uncle, with whom fit made Aft home In the country, it dead. S IIEHK IT CONTINUES ., ,(i the Dull Country T WAS lalnlng bnrd wncn Elizabeth 1 left her mint's house the following morning. Hrciikfnst hnd been brought Z Vr bedroom, nnd she had been left te mi It alone. , At fl o'clock a maid came te any . ' .-.I .. nu wnlfltlr (ft tnlfn linn til gat a in1 """ " -" "- "- " Elizabeth raised her startled eyes. 'Hut, my aunt! I haven't rald.good rald.geod rald.goed .It in her." ... . "Mr. Mnsen is sleeping nnd cannot It disturbed." the maid said rather, ttluctnntlj. Kllmbeth Hushed. "And and my cousin.'' she fnl- "MIm Delly left eiders that nobody ' t0 go te her loom befoie 11, it B There was a little silence, then Klbn fceth told : "Oh, veiy well. Her henit was swelling with hurt ndlrnatlen. Was she of se little ac herself ever and ever again. "It's m clothes. Hew could he waul te be hicn with any one ns dowdy ns I am?" The thought was nngulsh te her sen sitive heart. She hntcd the girl In the striped costume and gray shoes ns'keehlv as "he had hated Delly last night. It'wni bitterly unfair ,was the cry of her heart. Why should some have evirj thing and ethers nothing at all? Her little glimpse of enjoyment had awakened the keen desire for mere; before she came te Londen she hnd bren mere or leu content, or at least teslgned te the dullness of her life, but new she felt that never again would she be able te tolerate it. The theueht of her uncle's house stifled her, nnd It was In vain that the told herself she was ungrateful and unkind. i .She shrank from the knowledge thnt , Wnlter Sneath was waiting for her. She tried hard te remember hew geed he had nlwnjB been and thnt i she owed what little pleasure Mie hnd ever experienced te him. I It was as If she snw him new in her imagination, ns she had seen herself I In these many mirrors last night; saw iust hew commenplnce he was, just I hew countrified nnd uninteresting, nnd . her henit swelled with bitterness as she raised her eyes ngaln te the tall 1 figure In the big e errant stnndlng at the bookstall. There wns a great deal , of whistling nnd bunging of (loots, nnd ' tl fa I It n 4 tn I ii Yxttrrn i In timt it fal ii it It f i niii ' in IIIU tltlill LV4lll IV IllUil CIW111J 1IWIII the platform nilznhcth cetercd her face , wmi her hnnds and tiuist into tears. - -up ' nTHt . w-..T ..- -.. Jr l . .. . OTfi? CM AtUM tllle UUM6 I t NOTICE cAMt TO VMtH VX V,NC X0 M0Ul N J tmis vm gevn6 te Twtevw -we ( ..SSi? 4 , VJMCT OH tH VMX- T VMOl.t . ,"16 J 1 t 0)T VMZ rHC A VX ' L WEAKEN NES- S AurF nu r"&i fiiHuri uiai 1 r i Sr .. .i i7i. -'-'r"r'y - s IT t, f. rrr-t l urn d t z: i .v lit fc-' v SOB NIL Afr AW tJNKVUO "WW6 KOOY M ALU TWROBOM 1HE THIAl. MT- 10O CAM K WWKT 00 UKC Afeeyt Mfc UT Wt tOltC1 tE- ' IHTSW . I -2LWULII I (iaiU SUt'LL W. tHlOUilNb OUT X I 1 3 V xweTHt. HOOVS rO XOO KX 'j Vfc- "BMfcVS HOTHTOU- V WKS tVTOt. YHB NV6MT XHKT CAHtO CA-V-t. UV Avit SVt TOtD VOU IT WA TME VENntw. ivn TMOT IV AVT1 NOV) Wt. N6A6tV- SMt CAV.-tP VOO AN G.X VJAt.UOVUt;V- V SUPeSt ME VAS cl.V.M6 TVTE TVTrA WtV wKVVfT VIE?, VOSMG SOU V OeT I UV?E UOING A FOOfc OV)Ht KAmBOUJ TOOT AVTfc 00 AVKOT WAt VT VW ur aASKW- rtM.H nvnv OV ke- p. TH )0ftS PetSNTT bJE Wtlt AHS AWOTHtt. HOOVS VO XOO AMt NOU'UU -WK.. T - SOMEBODY'S STENOG-On the Wrong "Wave' She cried neatly all the wav te 1)11- burv. nnd felt belter for it much e( wunt that nobody cared whether she I '" b tterness nnd disappointment bad .". nr nr net? She took ui) her I "' before they drew slowly Inte the hmlbag ncneiisb. gave the mni.l tweh'""" c0"ny ntlert kllllee from her little store of money u 't wns still mining hnid. but alter Ind went down into the hull. s,1,,"1" "n,8, nHjB en the p at form in Her nun shabby box was nlrendy en ' "" old-fiishlencd looking mackintosh of ibe waiting taxlcab. nnd a very formal- M'llewHi color and n cloth cup well looking ninn-seivant steed at its open l,ulI,'d l" ever his eyes, deer in the peurlns tain, r.llznbctli Walter Meets Kllabctli "mMt TJZl nnem'er iwi, ITillnes' K'b-tli shrank back Inte her c.i . mild net niTerd nueUier l" ") """ i ner will, a sudden feeling of panlr for him. nnd doubted ncij miiili if she Sll .,,,, lin, ,., ,lnrtnlf ?.,, nllll Hint .he wns being drugged back te prNen. It cot her nn actual effort of will te let down the c.irilsige window ami ti 1 1 te hiii). Ills Melld face beneath the unbe coming tweed cap lit up as he saw her. .mil he cnine eageil ferwnrd. If he saw the tear talns en hei face he put them down te gilef at hci uncle's death, and he "tipped her hand h. ird for a moment before he went off I te leek for her luggage. nii7nbi'lh steed wailing in Ihc iniu. She had neier felt mi mm li lepiesed in her life, uud all the'tiuie then wa a throb of rebellion at her hi ait. Was she neer te knew nn.whiir; dllTerent from this? Her face was nit when piesently she followed Walter Sneath fiem the station. He had seiined the ticsl ihi'-ed cub the smnll town boasted; it was hnbb and stuffy nnd smelt of straw, and i Elizabeth let down i lie winnow with nu ne.tlil ever nave mm iuc puick in oi ei ler It te .iii.i one -e magnificent ; her Chech burned ns I he tab turned about I ml bore her uicklj down the toad. She looked baik once nnd up at the louse J iiwt of the blinds weie still drniUi. and theie wns an ulr of un-frlenilllnc- about it all, she thought, as ibe pulled the window up te keep out the driving i n In and leaned buck in ler cermi. Se this was the end of the ililt of Whirli she hnd hoped te much. , ijlic did net believe that her aunt would ever lepeal the linit.itieu; she knew Mill tee well that die had preied a fniline, nnd '! tlneugh nil the (ltappeliitnirnt theit' was one lit tle patili of sunshine which nothing eeuld dlsperM' the time dining which the had danced with I'ut Itojsten. , She might never sec him again! She ke'leved thnt she neer would, and jet nil her life she knew thnt she would lemcuiber him uud the joyous Moments he hnd given her. She had thought him a luiry pi incc. I Impatient hand, md all the time lis had been juM. an1 Slc ftit aH if 1P xmc stining: nnd fdinary dancing mnster. WCH preS0lltjy Walter put a diffident l-nznectii sintered as sue lemcm-.llPln nilnlli- ,P. h , ii h. ,ni,i . ,, This Radie teff iAiT SO EASY. ITS A GREAT 7HM6 TO HAVE. IM THE OFFICE. g OUT H (AKES Care, te ceaaC7 OP RIGHT. 2.c3 iV&X. nx lleSlHtrr rl I r'atni urn " I$!l II a ii ward AJOVW LETS SEX.- I WAA1.T Te GET WPM AA1I5 LISTED AI OA1 THAT CHURCH Ct-iaiR COAICE.RT. T cjUESS THIS H About rksht. r I - . I Te.e what's That FjAlrJH- SI-Z7LIWG Seu Mb? -'Just LIE BACOvi i FRVIAifi 1 c W K 0THFL.:r vv V V S' $3 .S' I . ' ,-1.1 ( - . & A ( S . n IV 'A TT -J-, i s t-err. W . H 1 - 27. eTJrBiSSWJfjtrtmn A f I U.'l"W.t The Yeung Lady Acress the Way fcered the anger in her mini's e.tes und Dellv's (enteiniit. Was It. then, such n. teiy dieadful thin; te be a dnncing muster? Wliat did It matter hew- n man earned hit Iking if he were honest and stiniglit-ferward? te keep from crying out in anger. "Your uncle's death has been a bad shock for ou," he said. Klizabcth nodded. "'Yes hew ill I It happen?" ".lust hcjit fiJluie. the doctor said. He was found (had close te his bedroom Pat Annrar Acnlti I deer. I dare sa he felt ill. and had lit Appears Again . . ,. . , , ,. Elizabeth sighed. e . she would ,. riWniinii hmLpil nn sercr sec him again, at nnj idle, nndif,0m tlie honest fute beside bet. "IVei the tears suddenly blinded her e.tes ns undo J" nhu said, iueehnnicall.t . be looked at the street tlneugh the There wns a little sOme. Min-streuked window. "Jt seemed hard te hate tn send fet She wiped them huriiedlv nwny ns j0u when .ten se M'ldeiu hate nut the cab turned down the sloping lead injejinent." Wnltti said again stel- ie lauaingten Btntien, and niunteit (. out some meie et the tew precious tlilllinttd ; the noise and bustle con fused her as she steed en the pave ment waiting for a potter te take her box. She felt neiveus nnd unhappy. She thought that the porter looked contemptuous when, in icplj te his questions n ie what i hiss blie wns trav eling she snld Ihiid: she was sine he as net satisfied with the feurnence lie Rate linn ; lie was thankful te gd into tlie (nrriace. away fiem the inuut Kliabeth lauglied. "Ob, I wasn't lint In,: a tert geed time. I'm net sniiur enough for nit aunt or Delly," she snld bitteilj. Ills ejes wnndeied eter bet. "Net simiit enough!" he snld. amaed : he tlietighl it impossible that anv one inuld be meie nttuntite than this girl. i:ii..ibeth nnildi'd ngniti. "Yes se- e, jeii see. I tt.lsu'i lllecellier smi.i Ie come b.n l . ten wen et plrs uf ejes that seemed etertttheic 'l"'"' "t'1", le v,"(l ''" ''"' "' ,M",'r",' , te be staling at her lu' waited a moment then asked vtltn There was nobedt' eNe in the cir- " l'nssiennte note In her tone- "And ia?e. ind picsentlv' her sense of panic new it hat is te he.eiu." et in.- new .' died dmt ii .i,l .i, ,.,.,,,i n, ,i. He loeketl at hei. the lolei deepei - Ini: In his fm e "I mil here," lie said (itielh. It was Impossible te uiNt.ike his ineuiiing. hut Kllubeth -Imi'icil. "I know-i-.teu'ie teit Kind, but eh. Waltei. ten limit I don't let." ten. I'te iilwujs told .ten I hut I don't." "- 'i sew and looked out at the incessant Urea ni of pieple. A giil In a smartly stilped cestume and grnj snide shoes ntliueted hn at tention, and her ejen giew wistful; tnire ttcie sm h letcly clothes in the eilu if one had enlv the money with fhlell te but them : nn weiulnr this llrl joked se happy as she walked along Walter Proposes JT the side of the tall man In the big H pH tightened n Utile, then he weireat. . sni,i KOntI : . f-'iMbetl) glanced at him Interested- "I am lentent te take jeu whethei 7! then the bleed rushed te her fnie. um love me or net. I low jeu well ami her hi art gave n throb of glad- enough fei us both." tM. for the man was Pat Kosten. She nieted restlessly, net niisweiing. lie and the gill in the gray shoes had but In Imagination he tisunlbed the 'lopped at the bookstall opposite Eliza- future ns it would be if she was this Mtns eatringe nnd were looking nt tlie .man's wife. "'imzines; I lunbtti con d hear his II.... It. In rtlllini.- ' V 1,1 nit nW i "' .enf,V ''Plough, ns she sat ,0 ,', t. same rut of moneton.t : wre. her hnnds tlghtlv clasped in her nev,. , i. I1V hotter off-for Waltei ii'i .ri,M h?p'.' " ,,lB ,a,,e- wns n man of limit.itieiis. and IJtlabeth kU ?r.-i iB,rl..,.n ,,IC s.me.,t; ceslutn knew It well. tat sle,m'lVw' "u Jh,nkf S0,nel,.V lie was n .le.k In n c..,.nli sollei sellei sollei Delt h,i,"ul ' j1"dF1"S '' l't ,0,-s effice: haul we.Mng and hones, liber ttely s lefiir n8 llp 'la b,,t ""' niH', "' l."nM ,Ni,",' "''IJ spiellll' .. l,l II,,. n.wl .He ii i er. iiui unuld "ojMen had mnveil iinni m Hu '"'"".'"' "".:'... ...... u i.. .. '... tie nillie lenieiu iu e.iui n iimiik niiKi and go te i huu h en Suiidat, ami take a week's helidaj dining the Miiniiici. and a dat off en lunik helldnv, und go down te his grate unumhitiniis and tin - known I don't love ten nnd it s net fall te innii.1 .ten If I don't lete jeu," she said, helplesslj .' and all the lime in it another tone was sHting: t. lies tee shot I. nnd tee .lull nnd ten enlimirr." and her trni- iiiiniiu theimlits would lit umiiii and again te Pat Itojsten with Intolerable ll.l . . ' lu" llll,t 111 ll " w net e cigaiettcs and tolmite win w. mid with a sudden Impulse Clim V'1, ?l,t'n,'l the. cniriage deui and KfPlicd out onto the phitterni. Who felt that she must speak te him (si i or " lnnient: just te tell him " she was going away, and why. 'Ot that In, uiinl,! ,..,. ., i... :... litcl ti . '. ".' u "'' .saiil, lie that L'l"'1 etTast niF ,l ,u' ll1"1 sald her heat "at he hoped they would meet ngnln. "I can' " Cuts Elliabeth 'Ifr heart was hentii.i mi in imi WfOat ns bllO Walked Rulfflv nlnnt- U.nl ." rftte, nn'i m) ,,l0"B,ir 1,lH L,in- The shnhhj ciirrlnge diew up at the lit li, T li ftnis. 1Ip,l,lllB ne while the ,eUM. ,0feic there was time te snv ant thinn counted out Ins i meie, nnd Klinbetb get out with a ... uli.l. ..f nlltiT t ni,.i. .. n,s". ;:"." P. 7 Z : ' "PPen ciesc iicside nun. ,. , we her when he turned "eund, she knew, and she trembled with eagerness ns aitC(i, iifh.. i "une tlle bnent waiv" wn'- ft V,.!1 V ,,lH cn,1B" '"! dropped n carelessly ln)0 a si(,e peckct of thc ;!c,ri'' bcfoie he swung mound, "nest knocking against Elizabeth. Ah , e ou" I'nrden." Hi, raised his !i 'neieless ajiolegy, mid his j-- -m.i Br ,are wltheut the lenst brnei 1,co8ltle in them bifere he EWrinf i ''""" warned uacic te tuc K.".."00.".'-.. rwithdaieU ejes. B tlien.i.1 '' c,!t hcr deliberately. The & iSubefere sbe ce'il "eve. Her anils felt nerveless nnd dead. Then wav e W.,y she went bttck te the rail- he Z bi??. ?.n? tb. a'rl were atill at 117EA JIMMY'S WAfW liHOKE DOWS iin H).j- i.v; rex SCHOOL DAYS p mv id 6ee! THAT WHtei SPLIT RIGHT IK TWe m V. aW- ATy5 TeUGH r - - AW WAiT TiUU 1 GftT IT FiNlsMeP; T BBEr3B --a,r c - Wte. i r .r ,. tL f I W7tW &) r Jtrnl ' Q "Ah Tlie toting lndy neiess the way sn.ts the docteis nrc nlttnjs scaling us b discnteriiig new di senses and new it seems tint outdoor life is lettniu te muse oxygenation of tlie bleed. PETHYThe Season Opens fc 5 a. wr mWZ -5CJeSL Voeo Hoe UK HA.N'SUM Kee 13 pit- w-j r 4mwgL? 10llL ui wBtjvr 9&k scue'&t.' a,";1- " 3m$ iilTfii if1 ifSsTsTv . wm&2sm J? my' l-M dmk Wfa&m. ,11! fMS?A. truTLmvem - SAV- KfA13l., iHIWK. T5 A'RtCHT MV STr?AV7 TODAN r WhmnUi C rts me ?ok. f Ja'um wA' SCA9EJ DEaTm Te & , W i mM , 'r. , liaTc Tn. iir . 'W Rs fHBW WWU.l fffftl J M a L' 1 t-m -W ftt X fftMSf I sKT1 ! 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"I think your mint or cousin might have come with you," he said prcs entlv. Klinbeth (.lulled ejnlenlly. "De ten? Yeu wouldn't think se if .toil knew them," she snld. "Aunt said she might come down te the the funeral, but, somehow, I don't think she will." The teais welled into her eyes, nnd she looked away. Walter took her hand. "Elliabeth If ou will he my wife, I will make you se happy." Rhe shook her head. "I knew you would try, but eh! I can't, Walter, Indeed I can't." CONTINUED MONDAY Can Yeu beat a Tne uav B BlCD will Pull in SuShi AHEAD Of YOU 50 YOU CAM T C5T OUT ' NO rONSlDEfcAr'ON i. 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