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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PMllADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1922
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Klfirn row
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99
By Katharine
Newlin Burt
Mary or
Blaise?
Which
Should Win
Unusual Here?
T1IB HIOBV HO TAB
tie 1 vv A'r" YeK ",i" n"V
lJifflJSSfii, " a(semc but uncd.
Jj rewT1,'',"'i.i.-,1,0i.i,1 duca.
... Vniihrt fe I' himaelf socially
&. Klfli.e OHriceml.f. e epiii;
lc '."" 7i. her WIUM n
I""': - marlu te hit Hate rlrndj.
1 -'-.- -nvTINIIFH
D lift"
you Saved Sly Life"
. . . n " ahti Atnlliwl.
Mwr was ' v' -;,
I ..You're en your way .
VU ... I'm Imriv I've mnrte
",V(HU1C3. ' '"
ncy, te New Yerk nml wnlked, as un
suspecting n morse! ns possible, Inte
it,T"nxT- 1,rt lie vih duly robbed by
Helelse h recommended tnlfer, barber,
and haberdasher: then, self-conscious
ami dated, secretly grinning nt his own
splendor, he Mrelled forth Inte the
quick -stepping Fifth avenue crowd. He
walked with a cowboy's rhythmic step,
and, ns the man Inside the clothes
radiated or glnallty, he nttracted mere
attention than he guessed. Q lilcd
Ixcw erk. It stirred nnd stimulated
mm. Hhop-windews, women, meters,
towering ciffn of Htenc, the canyons that
sent in their strcninH of trucks nnd
taxlcabs and hurrying travelers te the
great rivers of traffic every one of
thee aspects hurried his bleed. A man
who loiters nnd leeks Is n mnn wlm
! courts adventure. Q's temnerament
it lifted1 her eyebrows te that the
"nt of brilllnnts moved nnd gUt-
m, ." "". "vt , ;; niver netd.
."'. """:': ., mention reti told tu"""' a venture. . eH temperament
01ViVlVlnV that steed he- ,.ns "n.tllr'.v " ltRhtnlng conductor.
1?,nlnd m?-a m. and n !,r! h? " ill". "J""' ?F of a lar
en ui - in iiicu nn-jijii-d out n sum nnti tnn
" 1 .1Ul.flr in 1,pp rhfllr. '"'" 1".
!ir from the leek of .her, te
" :. i. nnutfep ns cnrefullv ns
KIfC Dff i'V ' , ,,..,, tnni ,..).
oefb it ""
.1 imnii nil edsed tool
SfhMMiwr, linvc two edges.
few W MM. "tl!cre ls elIe thlnB
,nnet forftettcn. iuui , mm. juu
ETwhed deeply. "I don't think
Se like wu renicmberin' that-just
rt. (iuicknes nnd shrewdness of his
I6equiij . . , lni..n
Kant"! that nil the skill would
I" T' -i.i In lh u nnmp te which
'"."".'"i. I.H..". f n fnrn.t
iMii-ilRhtlv clmllenged him, but te
iMW "",". ... 1,1. ...in n-Itli n ei-lni-
'Irt.D? ffS .'I ' .," :rl,,lv n frlBhten
In ttatuii" """" " -
?' ..I. . tl.Yp ricirnt If. Tviw
i uiani r:.T.'i -"'ti;:i. .. vv
mat or any em ;"",V. t '
,Ld you my frlendsh p." ,
S, ma'am. Yeu did premise me
U .friendship. Hut thnt wns quite
.Til hSCK. " """i.'.V. ".
... Kirk te thnt. bull,
Jit, H"" .
jjlB no meie irem
ma- .1 1.
gbe smiieii u"'
..w. "I'm Kinci. J
tour friend." . . ,
"But Ten I"1 ,0 kccp remrinberin .
..Orinseoembe, thnt I am net pledged
,ut trail. Semcwnere, I turn off."
.!,,., ,e,l te , liear j en talk. Kew
,V join? te stay at the lllvcr He-
1 Isn't t an itn lessiuin pim-e.- i
B, iwi . , MA ... -rt nl,
UMBO. Anil "IIO IN S'"".. '" h"- .,"
wWatlnnV" She added maliciously,
Bmliics me." . .
Ihit breuglit from him a narrowed
eliitdaflu'li. "Yes ma'am. 'I hat s
11,. tnitli. Yeu be clvln' me
. bifgest part of my edicatien." He
iW grimly. "I f1"" tnkc fl.,wliJe
1 rum jvu 11 " "
you-
I'm
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net
yet,
her face wa
should loc te
THE GUMPS Bach-Give Him Air!
By Sidney Smith
MJEU. MR. GUM?- 6eT
n.js.c irxc MOKN1N&
MOSt C. SOMtTWWOj
"SOU COMVNG t0WM tVsS
R6M TO Mn ai.
TKOrA m
NtU. VufcU', UTUE. WlMtRUK-
Bft.CrC 10 Wtfe CHU)HOeT
PMS- EMEMCE. VJYEU SHE
COUUVW'T WA.VY TO ?VJT UP
HER HM O SWE't UOOK 0X
kH "SWe tVt T TO
C03CV Ht. MOSMJCfe tveE
V-lANtttN HtK trCi
A.PVEAWA.MCE.-
.1 RlimnttiniiH lnilr whltr,.
laced nnd yellow-haired If the two
waved specimens nbeve her ears were
te be trusted : as she trod past Q, just
glancing nt him with monkey-brewii
eyes, he saw a smartly dressed veuth
slide n hand into the loop of her shpp-plng-bng
nnd se cleverly relieve her of
It thnt she did net ve much ns feel
its absence. The youth, however. sns
smitten by prompt justice a belt from
the blue. lie slid several jnrds along
the pavement, and Q. hardly breathing
mere rapidly, lelieved him of his booty
and returned It te its owner.
There was n quick nssembllng of nn
nppreclntlve crowd, the thief tvns put
into the linndi of the law, and Q, glow
ing with unexpected censplrtmimncs,
riivc his odd name te the authorities,
who made much of its oddity, as did the
crowd, and, turning te receive his
thanks from the furred lady, found that
he had gene. This hurt liis feelings.
Hut it ought te hnve warned him pnst
any danger of ensuing fully. 'What
happened next was se completely hl
own fault that it could hnrdlv be called
a happening; emphatically New Yerk
wns net te blame.
Q lunched nt Dclmnnice's becnue,
even in the remotest Wet, that res
tnurnnt. In the mind of cowboy and
raivhrnnn, still stands for nil thnt can
be Imagined of metropolitan fashion nnd
gnstronemicnl delight. He plnced him
self en a chair that fared the entrance
deer, as though he were waiting for
a lunch companion, nnd there he studied
flip rlten of restaurant procedure until,
feeling mastery, he resp, cli'vlced what
should be checked, tipped who should
be tipped, and bought himself a small
table net tee near the music and pleas-
nullv ,10111' nn fitinn wliulmv Thern
'V !hc studied first the menu, consulting
grnvelv with his waiter, then, lei-s con
cernedly, his surroundings. At the
nenrcst table, with her hack te him, sit
the sumptuous lady with fur- and blonde
hair.
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SOr VJUVi UE COMES VVOUttL Vs -rt
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SOMEBODY'S ST E NOG Getting Ready for the Camping Trip
flfslitfred
ralnt emc
By Hayward
of DunMiinent
;ein te neip ". , , . .
I nni net innltlllg nny jireniiM's inn
of friendship," she warned him. .
'I knew that, MIJ (Jrinscoembe. i
'it, nil Hip snnie, iiiee uiiuikhu
kj any h"ip. us an mmh- rum mm
fun timber te me this edicatien
wn'. .... 1 . ilv 11 tifl in i.npi wit nt nil wlint iinnres
.imitiii 1 Mfinr in 1 p 11 . ..w. ..- -- .--
Slip wns lunching with n mrtn, better
dre-wil even than Q nnd Ipss conscious
of it. He s,,,,nied, in fact, te be enn-
K'ieus of very little in liis own personal
It
with
was as though
a cruel little
slen he might be making en the world
nt Inrge. He did net leek like a tnan
who probes any deeper than a mirror
surface into his own consciousness. He
wns, however, Interested In some fnsh fnsh
ieti, in tin.' sumptuous lady. Q had no
biiHincM-i te listen te the conversation nt
this fnhle. nuil having listened, lie hnd
less business te resent It. Ne one wns
cemplnining of his own somewhat un
usual manipulation of forks and spoons
nor of his filial attitude tewaiil the
! waiter. Nevertheless, (J listened. He
fell that fate must have lilPant snme-
II hail tiirnul lii p.es te the portrait.
Say."' lie asked her suddenlv, "who
that Wler-witli the hair?"
'"Sir Srilnej (Iriiiscoeinbe mv great-
Bnt-icrrat-gre.'it -grandfather."
Don't he leek it, though? Don't
fancy himself? Well, ma'am"
1 (yes enme hack te her without
planatlea of their excursion 'a
'll Rive me some tiainin', I'll sure
: grateful."
She cenMilcred him: her young smile
'ti rather mocking. "I wonder," she
M. if )nud stand for It."
He ilM nut Hindi, though the dread
1 Mi ejes was perfectly npparent
her,
''Yen, mii'nin," he premised her and
lilfjl a fine gilm little smile.
"Very well Tlu lirst MiL'ce.stien I
wld make U tluit jeu go te a geed
or and set mine rent clothes nnd
e tlic right hind of a hair-out."
Mnu3 Knrlet. but kept his eyes up
itilr, "Ye. mn'nm. I'll de that.
M thank jmi kindlj."
leu fee, when
Rut why
ni' itie iim;c
e filckeil him
bip.
He hxM upon her n nam aim ern-
ut KJze. "Itecnusp you kiiki 01
1." he ilrnwleil nt Ills gentlest.
She blushed again fnintly. It wns
ae. fhe did- -want te help mm. As
Mnerment? As a dangerous game:
r for sonic deeper nnd mere human
son?
"Very well, ' she admitted. I le.
unlit te see what ou can make out
. .If T.'.. ....!. am . ..In. .11.1 nl
JuurMNI. 11 run 11 iiiu-iiiini 'i , . : , . , . ... t ..i..
vj. you me pwrjtiiing against seu, t '"' . ,l" "" ' "
it rture.
Q St null Hard
The man was talking. His glabrous,
edgeless voice flowed ever the woman
nnd Q began te feel that it would cling
te her. Q had heard plenty of vile con
versntien, he had heard filthy epithets
such as this speaker would probably be
Incapable of imnginlng, but he hnd never
heard n man, sane, sober, decently
clad, se deliberately insult n dclicntcly
nurtured woman. She sat very still ; he
could only see her bnck. except when,
bv turning Ills head n fraction, he con cen
.iilted a reflection, but this told him
that she wns cool -font tired, slim, every
detail of her perfectly chosen and ar
ranged. Her face hnd reddened lips,
her hair was probably doctored, but
Mie was a gentlewoman, or what in a
democratic country passes for one; n
married woman, for her left hnnd rest
ing en the table bore n plain band
smothered in a bodyguard of jewels,
tit... ti.n.,n.i r .ha mini nrwl rrnvp no
I uiis in lhr isf . . . -.i.. .!.- r ....... v...
j...... : " . -. . ... , K .... . MMfjpr. eiii.v iiiHi, v nn .it
eif.en ter tne cst. ew, you're ..." i, i.n,i iin
I lh I'n.i .,.l uuinitii iivi 1 i"
'Tm nill'lltn. I garrr T linil u Whell lie 111
UMah l,n I!.... ..,... I,L- .(nif flr'tillll niO
r.. ..r-u iwn iirsi-ciiiBS. xiir iiiu.i ,"-"-" ,, nf cnr,m. O.e tlln
w I'mwigii store te 1 me se. It , '"'"''l -ys s...... "'.;' ' ,.",
a clnssy.jneklnB store tee." '''led, Q fount i inseit ueing umwuinmy
"They're awful. I'll give veu the draeicert of his seat. Ged knows he
i of a tailor," sni 1 Udeise gravPly. didn't want te make a scene, (ied knows
freu want te spend the mencv?" h" hated a row ns nny pencefu cow-
Oil- iwiirn 11, xjimi ..".. ;-
of Ills business and the est hntes n
bus body, but (ieU Knows, tee, tiiat no
OH 6RACe)S, VJ E 'vSTi l u Get (J
OUR CAMPIW6 TPIP! IT SEBMS
AS IF TE USTAIEVFr? CajdsI
P" T. Ji
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OH MVlfeS-ULL AJE.C HAtJ METS AAJb
TEMTW YA5?CS OF WdSUlTO AJETT1AI6 -MAKES
A GOOt TE-MWIS JET.TOO, - AAJb WLL
&EbTW(DTEA4TS,CWE FOR EvCH KlAJb OF
WEATHER-AAJb VWE HAVE A POLL SlZECs
REFRVStRATOR-CbLLAPSESTO OHUC TEAf
FEET "PUARE - F'T-S ?'GHT W FRO'lT
A WILD &Tf?ru'LL XiEED 00 SPECAu
AAMSG. TESTEf?- S&TS Ut -'rre
A UIAJDMLL- MOOSE G0U6HS
AAJD HIS BREATH RBVOLUBS
VJlWD- MILL-ALL IOU AIEED
THEAJ IS fDUR C3UAI '. .
HAVE YOV OOT
DIVIMS
VLV"
yX WFOr? 1 SUPPLIES FOR Te- '"A vlljrep ARE Ws
vv ) vHJ n put THe-
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' I Pin"' - m- p?mvsm uuTut-Uda. Cc gagBiirrNvv
The Yeung Lady Acress the Way
linJ seen this little bctrny bctrny
leff than twice, nnd when,
'IV.. .
'. mn inn.
"..py editntiim.'
ire rndPlh the
I'm niniln' te pay
first lessen," she
feTfhe' ,, eimmn misled hWn el.;- n with rl btej.1 In hlbajlr oeu.d
J. I i'iwiinni mn-i l 114 111 1Jlll-
'W. as he had never seen the inside
l 1 Cniln h 1. I,n .... II. ..1 n.wl
., -"--.N... .,1,1. ,,. ji nuiiiiii, iiiiii
iloreusly
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"tii, .mis (irinscoeinne, didn't I
wit lyin' down'"
"Ju dltl. You're n geed sport.
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"Dai In t hum , u:., f..M . n.. .
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let tne (.ill villi 1111 nml ni'i.itiifrn
H' 1 nlcp iniinr r.:,.n,n ...11.
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"t unen I hi fiMiV 1 wnm ,,,.
'' V gliamcd mirthfully "te meet
'J aunt."
He Knift nnlliin.. ir. i.n.i .1 1
fci. I.i.,-.' ." ' "s,.
"mrV "? at "',l' uxedly.
,.7, said with quickness, "of
Hvutte rii ii ..... ... .. ... ,
Put this l .. "i.v iriciKis.
TO'lnt he nnv fun for jeu."
ill. V11" "''" B"" night te
" flrinscoemlio."
A moment lr.ler.he win nlene out
UrU ii. ' ' "iiiiupss et the .May
ttrilt'lif i'""1 ,lU w"-v low ,he le,K
Ikeitnn.' ' "ur'Haaiieweii driveway te
en i:.K",vl"'iIN ll111' tinned reselutelv
. . iiiC renn
I mMzT&4- W J
J'.crc llcally In a Big Advantage In Having a Freckled Face
Tig FOSTAiXE FOX
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The young lady across the way
says she's been reading a story
about a young man nnd a girl who
were mnenroened en a desert island
for two weeks.
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PETEYHew Can Yeu Get Mad at a Guy Like That?
By C. A. Voight
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teeth
Heim-iTf " '"""ward. The lights
B. Jre,n "er"SH tlie river in a
U teerr'i,.A tK,"..'-'Wed below
reni.i " -"'" were iiarKing
,," nl theie. meter rlnrf.il nnnn
ii , "j!J "Uimned into darkness ngaln.
imd. .1. . ",r ."1S "enii clown, nv
Itnched? '" ,"' fihts hiH
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UeSn ?';l".!,-"1,y('.J: m win
'am hi . '""" wenmn nun
:urlyi.?,,c,Nnl'l e herself. Yeu .1
RWIemnn vit ,"" HI(,k"g te tlie
Pac. ?"".Vil1' "e curled wig whose
Kre.cr. ' ".. I'.. ' . Vi"t',.! . I" lli'-
's 1 ,,,r""1 ' s n.VhH. There
Wch KI..V. 11 M"".,"""' ,0 n"le se
vLl r5dlIt'n refiihfd te recognize.
Mllth 71"?..r,:ftxe,l'...H,.0PI'"'l te roll
- - viftiiii'iin
te hurt." he thought.
te hurt bid lint" lm
in.
ml
fwsfert
fr k. . ""', . ".'"' ' lumiuar
- '1ITI1 HIS IIIIH. III.
swung
New he wus
Hfeti. iii .. w
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lmwlf . iwV Aml ' began te cell
names. ' "",l """ nuite horrifying
Tr.
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Chivalry
"r premise.
"" Mrterlal ih;".."' "L "U '
.rcn of fimhlnC .""". .unu l. in
L, AMtcnln. ? EV ie,00k him,,elf n(ter
ening Introduction te Sir Sid-
sent
in
sit still nnd suffer a woman te be se
shamefully entreated, llesldes, he had
already rescued her purse; wasn't her
pride of mere Importance te her?
White with discomfort, ii presented
himself before the large-bodied, sleek
headed disturber of his peace.
"I'm right sorry te butt in," he said,
"but I can't let a lady be spoken te
thisnwav hi my hearing." And. ns
the man clattered suddenly te his feet,
(J struck.
They were forcibly tein npnit a fw
second's later by n mob of white-lipped
waiters, q, having satisfied honor,
was readv te defend his action and te
explain himself- he had opened Ills
mouth te de se when nil virtue wns
taken out bv lilm I.J the object of his
fhivnlry. She steed, no whiter than
i,.,c,ri. lur llns ns red. a encer, Italf-
iimuM'd, half-disgusted smile In her
monlej-brewn cjes.
"He simplv for no reason In the world
attacked niy husband," she said
quite clearly and rather loud; 'I think
lie must be out of his mind."
Q wilted. His defense died. He wns,
it would seem, nbeut te be placed jinder
nrrest. A neliccmnn had been sum
mened. It was an intensely uncom
fortable situation nnd the cjes of di
verted, illr-gusted and delighted lunch
ers glittered upon hiin unbearably.
Q's eyes turned from face te face,
net beseechingly, but with n puzzled
sort of despeiatien. He wanted pretty
badly just then te see some of the lieys.
There was Bherty, for instance Shorty
would make quick work of that head
waiter. He wns reminded of a cer
tain incident at the bar of Steny. That
had been 11 tight hole, if you like. He
struggled for tlie philosophy of past
experience. Well, he'd spent mere
than one night In the pen for riotous
sklnrklng. It wouldn't be se bad
when he was once out of Delmonlce'a.
Seeking Shorty, or n reminder of him,
lie saw thnt n face hud emerged from
the crowd, a face with some sort of
different nnd definite intention toward
him. It belonged te a slim, quick-moving
young mnn of assured bearing. He
came te the bead waiter and touched
his arm.
CONTINUED TOMORROW
CemriaM, il. KalMWw Kewlin Burt
Will I r4l
r hew MAvTr, MJzrzr I & !$S),
strokes ai?eNeu Aw e7Zs?v i UbLT' T
1 mew pTEJy j$wj
lPsf 15,
E1?-T?0UCHLV
SfFAKIWa -
GASOLINE ALLEY-
Who Spilled the Beans?
tiz
sSV - Just oeu Me KceRmNW would vSl (T ifr ' FESs up ivalt !
Ofc J T X3 0? - SEEZOs WHILE I euNivE SOT SOME N6W Sfl ' C. ) , tOO RE TRVlNO Te p (g3
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