Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
Without Money
By ELLIS PARKER BUTLER
famous htlo Gubh"
".Jahcz Bunker"
copY,,cb by The cslurcN Syndicate
By ELLIS PARKER BUTLER

, twice. and ehe had met 90 many poo
ple-And so on, and so on
But I say" said Morley Smith to
tho woman Corn, Its jolly to sec you
again!''
'It is good to 800 you again. Morley"
she answered. In the same beeitating
way "Cora-you were rcading?"
oh. Mother" the girl cried. recoG-
nizinx the hint. And we were just
having such a nice talk!" But shc took
up her book and went out
Il say. but you look top-hole'" said
Morley Smith, when tho young talk
ing machine had been thus silenced. In
n minute. he thought, this Cora would
begin talking, too.
DO II Thank you. But Am tired.
Morley" she said. II am afraid will
never be quite rested again. II is
year and half since my husband
died
u say, But of course. she's your
ricd. what7 Tutterviiit. or somo-
thing"
"Fullcrvine.- she supplied. You
did not know him. MorleyT'
"Right-ol" snid Morley Smith cheer
FUZZY. Il never know tho old chap.
not have married him. Cora. Rut the
girl. WHAT She docs not take after
him much' Livin- imnEe Of you
Cora"
VI mo- shS NNGI1dnH0- Spt0l On.
you mean in iookr, have always
thought rho was cxnctly like her IA
th~. She is such q tAlkcr. Morley,
Shn nhkcs my hoad ache. sometimes.
Her father was wonderful ,Nlkcr.'
'Ry Jovc. vhnT said Morley Smith.
Cora Tullcrvillo cAsped her hands in
her lap.
Il have never sAid II bafore. Moriay.
for ther- was no one could ercr sAy
Il to-" sh, aid. but 4, VA often more
than could boar. when both of thcm
were talking. You have seen how
Cora ,alk---uch an cndlors stream.
ovorpo~crins one. Her father was Ike
thnt. And Corn would begin when ha
stopped. Sometimes they would both
talk AZ once. think there were years
whom said nothing but yes or mo- .
for days and weeks and months at a
time"
I .syi'' said Morley Smith with oI-
ccrdlng chccrfulrcrs.
Il think something in mo broke dur
ing those years sho said slowly. ~
do no; know what IL was--omc bit Of
my spirit"
4 say" he exclaimed Eayiy.
Talk Nothing but talk" said Mr.. /.
TullHrsillc- Think ot years OF it,
Shc was very beautiful. very queen F,
iy.
I'm afraid. " you soe much ~ me-
aho said. you will think ne a poor
thing after all the brilliant New York
women you have met dread eociety. 4
ard then. and | have been silent 40
long that TO talk is painful
Gin that tasted Ike gasoline, Tho .
colnrlcss. uuvtfcd life in tho silly chair /
at tho club window
= Hay. Cora you dear old thins." CT
claimed Morley smith. Tho person .
that lct mo In said you wcro expecting .
iofnH chnppic."
only a man who !. 20 soil me tickets
Go romc Affair" sh, smiled.
'Wirht-o'' ssid Morley smith ch~r--
fully. 80 how about run around to
roof garden or rono-hcro7 I've a
t1Vi waiting L
it will he nice" she s.id.
Luckily, man can sometimes hor-
row ten dollars from a chAuesfcur. Z
when tho door closed on them. sit
ling together In tho taxicah. Cora Tull-
rrville hrrathed deen sigh. I;
- low Cora most dearly sh. ssii.
lint ~ n relief to got away from her
nov and then. Morley II. us not
talk lot me Just sit here and enjoy It
in Hilenco-crioy tho riicncr'"
Tho silence was all the noise Of Nov
Work rushings, clsnEinrs. banTfrEs-
rinEinrs and HhriosirEs-but no, talk
" vas not untii they were returning
tn tho hrownstone houae tha, Morley
Smith ended tho last Of his amateur
adventures ~ was beautiful
r,Eht and he hsd ordered the taxi
driver to return hy the shcr,os. way
home tho longest way round. They
hti driven up Riverside Drive and
were coming homo through tho Park.
Morley Smith pu' hl4 hand on Cora's.
e say. old dear he eaid softly
Its Jolly good to 10 with you again.
vhatT' 1.
IT j. nice Morley she eaid 1:
"Iove yes!" hs said. II cay. -e
ought to keep i' ur. what SCI each
other hit nov anl then. never
ar-d for ans Eiri but YOU. v~hs'9 We
WlEbt Ect married. What7'' I,
Ehr did not say a word she iid
mot utter syllable put Morley Smith
3 now " was eatisfartorvs Ne ru' his
arm behind her. 10 keep tho deer up-
hDlstsrinr from bruisinE her. no
doubt
'Rirh'-o" he said and the las, mile
OF HE last and greatest adventure
ended In utter silence
\ Regular ratron The bandits rush
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