The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-25
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The Great PhotoPlay Serial Of Love Mystery.
By George Randolph Chsstev M
FIFTH EpisopE.

a FIFTH EPISODE.
~ special arranssmsnt for this pa
y per phot~ drama corresponding 20
kNths fnstaiimsnts Of Runaway June
may now be seen At the leading NOV
inc picture thsatsrs BY arrangement
made with the Mutual Film Corpora
ten y y not only possible 20 read
runaway June each week. but also
aftsrward 20 Zee moving picturss
innstrat1nS our story.
ceDyaUAs 1sis. By Serial Publication
Corporation.
CHAPTER 10.
a a heavy-jawed, frm-mouthed
sQuars-hsadsd and developed man
STOPPED at the door of No. 4s Kings
ley-ct. and rang the bell with . visor-
Gus jerk.
.Mr. Parry" no announced bluntly.
Eyes. str." replied the impudent
'page GIRL By NO means abashed, and
she throw open the parlor door.
Right n here" She grinned a. she
switched on the lights for him and
SAW that he was oppressed by the
fact Of the drawn curtains.
The yellow-haired woman found
him standing solidly In the center Of
the room. facing the door.
Where II my wtfs?" he loudly de.
mHndsd.
am minute" The ysllow-haired
woman wss quite calm and collected.
|. Il don't mind turning over parlor
fNto settle domestic scrap, but want
my bill settled first Eight-nfty."
How do know that she IL guilty
OF gamblingf How do know that
she 10 heref" The woman's lip curl
ed.
Want to see her with the goods?
Well, jackson, II you'll promise to
behave I'll show her to you through
q peephole."
The mans fists clinched convul.
sively.
N You'd better pass over my eight
nifty first." said the yellow haired wo-
man.
"Just a minute. please" A sweet
voice. low, gentle, cultured-no such
voice as the man had expected to
hear In this place. He was equally
Impressed when he turned and saw
Nhe beautiful young girl who had Gid
ed through the rear door, her face full
Of serious purpose.
who rang for your snapped the
yellow haired woman, her eyes fam
ing with instant resentment.
II stayed In this house for no other
reason than to see Mr.. Perry" an
nounced June. with no trace of timid.
ity about her.
What do you know about this?"
Mrs. Perry Is In deep trouble and
INpeeds your help"
"She had no reason to be In trouble.
| give my wife an ample allowance"
The man turned from June.
sYOu give It. Across June's mind
there flashed again the whole Of her
own vital problem-that whatever
the wife has must come from the
husband In the nature OF charity. She
saw herself again as the piteous little
beggar before Ned, whom she loved,
and she saw Mrs. Perry In that same
attitude before this stern husband.
What right have you to call 1t q
giftf"
/. The man stopped and turned to
sgune with a puzzled brow. She had
set Astir In him new thought.
This angel of mercy stun is bad
for profits" rasped the voice OF the
yellow head. "But can't overlook
q chance like this. I know your kind,
Jackson Perry! You give your wife
an allowance that covers everything
nut emergencies. You figure the
Number to come In three times q
year. and II he comes In four She
loses. II she had q mad passion to
treat q few OF her friends to Ice
cream sodas she has to walt till next
months allowance day. II she ever
saved e25 you'd reduce her pay! Ill
bet this poor little wife Of yours nrst
got into trouble through losing "
in friendly penny auction game. and
she's been trying to overtake It ever
since"
: A gentle hand was laid on the
mans arm.
"You will help herr" The low.
sweet voice was full Of more than APP
peal: Il was full Of trust and conn.,
dence.
There was . slight convulsive heav-
Ing of Perry's shoulders. but that was
all. He drew out q pocketbook and
. counted some money into the yellow
haired woman's hand.
snow bring Gwen TO me-" he said.
with moist eyes June hurried from
.khe ROOM
" A moment later there was q shrek,
and a. June came to the door Mrs.
Perry, her eyes wild and her hair
nyfng, came rushing back through the
hail. She had gone only a. far as
the parlor door and at the first sight
Of her husband. had run, overwhelmed
with unreasoning terror. Back into
,lkhe salon Mrs. Perry fed and to her
Slaos next the dealer. With snake
ifho swiftness she jerked open the
money drawer beneath the dealers
card box and snatched from It the
aiming rsvolver which she had 90
Punch Button! Keep \
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