South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-08
REVELATIONS OFA WIFE
BY Adele CGntsoa

u 90 I4E4 10 4A5 beil4lAAt TO ti-A ease
distance between us and the Trio
front. but each time ne did SO
her Dicky or Lillian managed 20
dress some question to as which
s de it necessary for him 20 adapt
il pace 70 that OF the others
trace Draper was uoticeably s-
! al the way home. I knew that
. was disappointed that she
lnted upon having Dicky 10 her
4 during the walk hOmeWard past
eweet-sccnted fields. ] secretly
j eIled in her chagriu, although
3 forced 10 make the h~umiiiatins
s mission 10 myself that Dicky was
n no way TO blame for her aug
nted escort.
When we reached her door Miss
aper addressed me directly Tor the
i time since we had Ieft %
use.
What time 90 you wish me 90 bc
i dy IN the morning she said
Il erring 10 the motor boat picnic
ich We had planned for the Tn
woods for the next day
Wen send the taxi for YOU at @
ock. put in Dicky. we have
be al that little Crest Haven troll
= that with the boat
dings before $3.50. that viii
Q you plenty of time 10 meet MS
re-"
Very we'll. she returned quiet
"Tu be on hand promptly. Good
~.
Good night" we called back in
urn. Then as we turned 90 go.
ian slipped her arm through
a..
Go on ahead you ~ she said
sky 10 her husband and Dicly
adge and / have Things To- say to
b other"
Who goes on the pam o
Eried her husband.
You. Of course, his wife return
promptly. "but don't let that
. rs you. Til take you OH before
. re done too brown
he two men started ahead 0bed-
tly.
lillian waited until they were out
ear-shot before she spoke.
j Oh. for "a mani she exclaimed
real. live. good-looking. not too
Gus mani
ian Advises a FflIip Of J%ealou-lN
70 Make Dicky Forget
Grace Draper.
khen Lillian Underwood uttered
wish for a. real live. good
King. rot too serious man., Z.
> ped short i'm the road and stared
Ter, although j could see her face
dimly.
What do YOU mean ] asked
rply.
ne laughed. Nothing TO startlc'
my dear" she said coolly. "but
appearance Of a good-lookng
Who would devote his attention
you for a few days is just what
need at this interesting juucture
lffairs. II such a one could only
ear To agree 20 have the Draper
safely landed in a theatrical
cement and banished from Diclsy's
Ito BY another fortnight
But how would a strange man
that scheme o." I stammered-
Little stupid" Lillian said. with
ctionate impotence, taking Iny
and drawing me onward with
haven't you seen yet that all
= needs is a little hllip of jeal-
to make him forget all ABOUT
Draper and put his whole mind
Worrying about you2 When that
pens the girl viii do one or two
rs. she'll either make "a scene
forever disgust DIcky. or sheu
her pride up and fade quietly
y in the hope That her absence
make his heart grow fouder.
either case there is a dignided
out in accept-ng the offer Harry
ie her.
us the hes, ching Cor the girl
she wen OIL. IL the little fool
realized it, She'll never amount
Anything as au artist. I've seen
e Of the trash She calls ben
wings. but sine mighty clever
his dance OF hers 7 never saw
|ry so impressed with "a slant ou
sight as he was with That dance
gave tonight"
Hes a good Judge i-nt lac
q. more 20 gain time 90 assiuli-
the startling thought She had
i nae than because Z really cared
an answer.
Grace Draper LEFT the Stage.
oh. Harry never picks "a dead
she returned ird.0creuuy. lut
e was the same note OF pride iu
voice as she spoke of her hu-
Hd's skill that 7 had noticed in
tone when he commented upon
clever imitation She had given
ler colored maid. Betty.
had a sudden flash ot ius.-ht
the mental workings OF This
criy yoked husband and wife.
ningly devoid OF any romauua
imeat for each other. each n-
rent as TO amy firtatious iu
ch the other might tudulee SET
NJ that there was "a strongly PEI
ted friendship between Them and
admiratiou for each other mem
dfts which served q q very good
for martial cuul".lfUIen-
wonder what made Nl~- IIap-
cave her tIg4leme.t said
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