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THE HOUSE OFMOHUN
By GEORGE GIBBS
Auther of -"Youth Triumphant" and Othrr Successes
Copyright, 1DH, D, Applcttm ( Ce.
Are Flappen
as Bal
an Thtjfre
PalntetT
Are
Jazz-Beys
All Umba
of Satan?
tvttiva ttnn tv TH'. HTIIRV !
CltBRPY UOIIVtf. a tunleal elrl. of. the
bcHm, inclined te flanvrlsm ami ihellu
independent in her bearing ana eDinluns.
found at heart, she hat net bren snelled
bv the adulation that folleu s her brautu
and prospective Health. She is Irrllntrd
vet omcneio fascinated bu
DAVID BASOItHn. a veunq American ctlt ctlt ctlt
noleolt, line at tolleu ed Mar senlcc lit
lh Orient bv an expedition in line u Ith
his scientific (nili Scholar It but net an
inttlltctual prla. hi is. eerelcxed and
Stunned at the chanae In manner and
etnlemi en hi return te his native land
particularly among the ueunuer "I. of
unem ( htrru is irresl.tiblv nfrrtlN0 te
him. He is net uealthu. but has modest
funds, invested tilth
JIM MOtIVS', Cherry's father, a silent, force
ful, fvrlrnl American business man. Mho
from a small start in the unit Inert ha. ! !
retne n financial lender in .Neie l erk,
Absorvtlen In butlncet nrrtenlt attrnKen
te hit ten eiirt! daughter! uhe are lelt te
the slack care of
JfKS. MOIIVS. still a hand'eme and attrnr.
live u Oman In middle aae, v Ith tome of th'
imvuhrs of ueuth and a aed dial of the
tflf-centertdness of th' ioiiiieit ornrrntlen.
She has vulted u her familu te ftleh social
volition,
BOB MOIIVX, the ten. one of the hanhasard
reckless lads of the dau.
BEOKOi: IYCFTT. an tlder'u trUnd of San
pres ana tni .iiunum, tuie etnin'i nun
DilloseuMi eicr contimveraru trie and-.
tasu ueit.
i "WlmtU a Sn" i
"Say."' she tlrnwlctl nt list n tlteiish i
n n kiml of nmi7pment nt her omlden
(Jlsievpr.i. "jeii knew. 1 IIKp jeii."
gilnncd eliei'rfully. "De
SkBmP JmWJ
"Anil tlnn'1 jeii lielicp cMTjIliliij
jeii heir nlieiit llu .tutttucr trilitt
of M.i'ih.ill.m in jiImhiI iiii"
Hancrtc
ten?'1
"Yen '
"WliV
' "IIciuuhc eu'ir .i 'whiz. '
Snngree's brew purlcil.
"Wli,H'' .1 whiz''" he iili'il.
'Ols .imthiiu that's .til ru'lit. J
theujtht " en- u 'iiiltter' tint eii
rrrc friphtcned. mui Knew."
"I uih. At the ri-k of b ins no
longer a "wlii." 1 must that 1 till
Btn inore se than cer."
"Hut jeii did It. Tint's the point.
insist that eu'u a 'uhi7' whether
en want te he or net."
"I hope jeii won't as'.; me te lido
Jigam. though." hi slid. "I had no
dea that a horse ionic! be mi ielent."
Shi laimhcd. "I won't. 1 wen i pii
kk jeu te de nntliliu u don't want
te de, that is eM-ept te ceme te nn
tn." ...
"Win de eii think 1 wenldn t want
t de that?"
"Well, it isn't nlteether your line.
i if"
"Ne. Hut I'll eiinp."
She smiled at him charmlnsh. "And
fbis means that I'm fenacn, doesn't
It?"
"."
There was n silenee. wlildi Chirry
Snprercd by lighting a ik'nrettp. Siie
dn't been altegetln-r at her en se, al
though she had mu eveded in ereiting the
Impression of being mi. Hut -hi new
enme te her point with the dlrutnes
that was one of hpr i har.ieteristle.
"Yeu knew. Dr. Siingree." -he went
en. "that when I decide te like ,in -bedv.
I want them te like me."
"Oh! And jeu metin ?"
She laughed gijlj.
'That 1 want jeu te like me in pit
f what people stj in spltp of whit I
teem te be. Beciiiihu I'm net neirlj a
had as I wanted jeu te think I
wan "
"Please. I beg of ou
"Let me finish. I don't want you te
bellce beeause the girls of ted u aren't
kept In huender seelusien that th'j're
going te the deWl.t Seme of them ma
but tint's because the 'il h iv gene
there nnjwm. I'mple don't hinge
s mueli ii- tint. The old people ued
te run tlie hew and hrliu' up a let of
mirkiii? little hipeentes who knew a
treat deil mine than thej nr tended te
Knew, nnd did en the ijiiiet a let of
thlng3 tint we giiN of today de open
Iv." She wni-l hei linger- nil tU .
"Oh. d m't thitf I'm apologizing for
mj irewil. I'm pet. I'm ,i"-t putting
you RtriUht en tills: that the girls of
tedty ate no were if no bitter thin
the Hil' that ummI te be, 1 knew it.
BefiiTi-e- I'm one of them."
f i"ngr e liughid. "Wlu should yen
mippesc th it I'm -ettiiig mjsp'f up .i
I celisijr en the nulu people of ted n ''"
"l'eil tips 1 don't t-uppese it. Pir
blpii I lusr fi el. in Mew of a tiling jeu
aw etin niglit. that I ewe jeu thii e e
Jilanatle l. Yeu knew, Pirk wis
drunk. l)U!e i. i fiel ent,,tine. but
fee's "tr. ight.'
'ini me in nmi ilh, of reurse, ' said
Ills spM of
Mimeihing een diepert thin thise
(u bpiritual ipiilitx tint lie .iw in her,
i Hashes of gentleness nnd -elf-ri pre leli
l geni'iesltj and w lilil-lu liti dliess
Iwlilih made out wind and lihle tekui"
"f an Inner grice hiililtualh iiiipies.id
e lilei't tlie i igeln Its of in age of till-
ien'' Vlnteer it wii-. hi w is mho
thati the opinions tli.it he had fermi d
if his sitnr liilil .iln .i.K Kei n . niivfil, i .
iblj uieiliiiid and th.it lie w.i- new iinti l!,,.,,,,'!L,
rriiin te lerL e in r ter lie slim, ii
Imi hid in hi iindnlii,: IikIm.I he
llliid tint he . is eenitllltle 1 te .1
Mndlj mew of lit i- behniier no unit tf t
what Sim diii, mui, minui-h ineugh,
hi' found hiliiM'lf iliite willing te blii'e
lint s, wus net niMrli mi hi 1. 1 n he
had been p.ilntid. Iti- b'en 1 nngled
a little at tlie tut inmj of In r its who h
'mil been buit upon him with Mieli a
kiudlj blue.
lfeitflihe,' Me sighed jut ,nn e for his
i.inMied jeuth (he w.i- tauiM. ami
tlien. lighting his p,,.. took up his
ii oef sheets and begin t.i n d. Mur
'he sun glared upon the pig. mil i
little strm bit ere. leui.titsieni nt lite
Mtiimer. iiiimiI ineuih ni. urn I h's tt.m
plcs, reminding him that tl itgi.itn.ii
t the 1'iul.isi, inbes into Ainiema,
f wlileh lie lead. Im, tnkni plm e min
hundrid of jtais ,u. if ,. .irt.iil,
t the fniulh life, (he linpleiin tils nt
heiiMht.ld usage, tl ti ineii. lis nt
theM' races hul waited for hundreds
"t Mats te be gien te the wetld. a
tew hours mere or less (.iulil in ife no
liffiriiin' new. Se he la.tl h.s j reef
sheets usidy uii.l gaed d.,n th lull
''i whete the blue wnttrs ..f tin Nmnd
wire riifili.il with silM-r. while a I m . f
fnrgett.ii ers(. thnt he ha 1 u id m its
ige waftid luck te him:
One in ihe ruture i!n I i,x
If l'reent ek-iiicmI t,l0 ,iM t r m
Tin- r.iture: Win hid It nei.r
Ihh Ki mil te l im. (tipt us mi aggie aggie
gitleii tt dijs, w,.ivs, months and
m'iis vvhitli he i mild impieie h luting
nhi.iit the I'asf- It was that past m
which he bid lii oil while tlie geed M.irs
of Ins jeuth hid gene tllttuig In sl
i tin ti in the ttuinll of a ,urd tint
was ski: unto de ith. Hut w is hi still
tot jeuti' Whs there net a futuie for
him Miinewhire litre am uis his own
pteple eiiisi.l,. i,,. jeading of drj sCi,.M.
title men , iihs ur in the page- of his
own ltpmts .mil aehleieiiunis.' What
did his uerk m mi? What wis ns
alue te tin world toil ij whiih w i
tiemblmg en the i,i ink of disistir"1
The wi.rls t h it ! hail jn-t been tijlng
I" ri id mi tin. pnges scpind te ("eiue
ftem it long tlistnnee, out of the. iliep
ahjss ,f time, nnd re iliitleu i.tme
te bun sutldenli tliat the one who bud
written the Intuited teihuiml phrases
was hiins, If Ad i, the light ,.t this
sudden l.Mliitien he saw liitns.lf s th.
larger world must s(.,. lum m imdnit,
innetnttH1 jut ie of seientine mai him : ,
absitiillj out of plate eecit in Its
proper relation te ether plcees of ma
chinery of lt own kind.
He realised with nemething of n shock
that the faculty for nnaljHlH nnd criti
cism, carefully de eloped through jeari
of studj, wan applicable eitlv te the
prebleiiiu of hi own profession, nnd
that it was net n lit fciiIe with which
te measure the larger activities of the
win Id about him. Fer nil his experience
.in dealing with event as they hail
ueme te him In ether lands, he new
I felt hlmelf slngulnrly hclpliss when
I In ought ngnln face te face with the
newer aspects of the present day among
ma own people in Ills own country,
(ieeige I.jcett had named him well
"the visitor from Mnrs" nnd the nvvk
wnrdiuss tlmt he had felt In his social
eetitiuts hnd been unpleasantly ue-
Ivelepttl in his helplessness In the hands
of this gay young creature who had.
lit seemed, up te the present moment
done preolselj as she plenRi'd with him.
It astonished him hew complete!) she
1 had subjugated him by her smile hew
willing he had been te neiept her
friendship en her own terms. And jet
I net for a moment did he doubt his
own willingness te accept her offer.
I'er she hail llntteritl him. Other worn-
'en had thanked him, dined him, pialsed
him i veil, but no woman had ever tint -
'tend him as C'herr.v Mehtin had done.
(She hnd touched n chord that had been
silent for j ears mid the melody re re
mniueil. Cherry alone, of nil the people
that lie bal known, hnd discovered that
i Youth still sung in his heart.
When (ieerge I.jcett returned with
his wife for luncheon at home (for he
was tm longer In active business), thej
ft mi. I David Sangree en the terrate.
lis lirmit shiets in nla.v of the Miertlve
ins extinguished pipe bowl-
tinl inquiry as te his arm, his host
nsked no sueMlens, seeming rather en
grossed In thought, nnd It was net
until luncheon was ever and Mm. l.y-1
cett had gene upstairs that the topic
uppermost in ueergc ij celts mind was
brought Inte the conversation.
"Hang It all, Sangree," he said with
a sudden explesiveness which was un
usual in one of his nature. "I don't
suppose there's nny use In keeping the
matter from you. And It may be only
n flash In the pnn "
"Zsetliing serious I hope," sold San
gree calmly.
"I hope net. People are always
downward In his teeth, as he peaeefullv
slept. Hut he nvveke nt the sound of
tlieii velus nnd slinking himself like
a sluiggj wolfhound get up ami followed
tin in into the library. Hejend a can-
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running around telling ether neenle
n let of things that they don't want te
hear. I never go Inte n club or an
office that somebody Isn't trying te
take the Jey out of life"
"Human nature, Mr. Lycctt. I hope
It's nothing te affect your own for-
"I wouldn't mind te much If It were
only mine that It affected. But it may
affect yeura tee."
Te De Continued Tomorrow
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Janicrei' ililj "i tln'rwin'
inctlnii i or fiiulti."
Jim ilf
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In' liMizliPil. Ami tlii"i. "I suppne
Jim ilen't t)'li'e mi' I kimu lie'v nut I
w rt. .1ip vjiii, "Itut I lki
IIc'x ii 'whiz' t"n, .mil he nts
in of i linml i
"Der hup liaip in (in tlmt te prccrvc
four fr 'iiilsliip''" iisliril nn5ne.
"Vei Miu'ri' I iiiffliln? nt me."
"Ne. I't.i nut. I u.ix iuvt thinkini
that I 1 ail ain'ailj -lHwn j iiiiteins of
deliu tl ' " line tliin;; "
"Saj . tlmt s riiiiui; nf jeii. ifn-
Minx t( i .ifti'r vii.it Ii ippcncd. Rut I
I'm ileii e all J t.m iu in.iUe anu'inis,
aidi't I'"
She n e ami tic-ul lier tisan'ttc into '
thf biiHl'i-'.
"I'm; gut te km I.iiwIipeii out at,
X,ip(inis Kix'l;. Rut I'm liul jeuM (.'
Snel Wmi't mui roine out as ineii us
ou can? 'et Suncluj iiftorneon
that's a liert- I'limu1 ili(ti i"' fun
get out. Wiiuliln't mui llki me te take .
feu for a meter nuV'"
"I mui1iI, ' bald SunuiHc ' pre; i.li ii
toil don't go Mi'i a liiiiiJicil mil. an
our."
"I'll etilj go sixti. 1 prjiiu.' jei.
Goeil-by."
She effiTdl liim ln-r ii.iml uliiih
lie took with lii left. It win, a linni
little hand, with a hi in. lnuMi grip
the hand of friendship, lit- ImH.mmI, of
ene "whir." for nnethir. (
"Ooeil.tij ," hi' iiiuttrriil.
Shi' took u fw hfeps down lewnid
the mncliiui' and tlnn llasli.'il n quick
mile exer hrr sIieiiIiIit at him.
"Uoed-bv again." shi- miIiI. "And
Jen't j mi Lt'lii'U! iu'1 till n.' en hi ai
bout the jeunjr tribes of .Manhattan
r about me. Rreuiisi'?'
"I premise. "
"Ooed-by."
She put her feet en something and
With n whirl fellow pd b n i-eries of
nertH and explosions she went down
me nnve in a Bale of iIiik nnd dl-up-pcarcd
niiieiig the tieey aleui; the high high
wej Sanree tiirnid tmi'lt at Itint to te
ward his quiet chair ami ninuiihcrlpt,
with much tbi Hiime attempt ut mentnl
readjustment with w tilth one enters a
doorway after haunt; been exposed te n
JieiBtenuiH air. It surprised him hew
be had carried ever tiling before her,
fixing bin KtitttiH and her own with a
!efinlteiu"-H whlili was bewildering ami
Ucredible. Slie hnd lifted him, at a
bound, out of Ids hleiigh of meditation
into the wide eiupjrean of jeuth. Fer
the moment he wnti no lengir a many
lettered philosopher grown staid Heme
yearn bifere his time, but a hopeful and
mused ppvetuter of the Human Com
edy. Fer n new degree hail been con
ferred upon lum. lie was new a
'wuht."
lie grinned as lie took up his pipe
. , and with difficulty tilled It. What was
U ftjwr about litis wild jeung creature
'i" hlch mi remiK'lled lilin? Was it her
ft., fesautr, her vigor, her joy of life that
7; Mjgeacaed niiu in fiinaina 01 tot jroute I
Mfa, wCfc had irer been bla? Or wu it I
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