The evening world., 1921-01-27

bot Crefer here to any history Of
manners and morals) not invariably
ayerss to capture. II she were. taken
. rather GREATNESS and somewhat tired,
she found a sturdy bosom on which
10 pant out her exhaustion and muir
muir her sweet nothings.
But there must always be another
side TO things-aife does THE just 10
make mapters exciting and different,
- that tastes do not become jaded.
"a, In one instance, at least here Is
ire caSe of determined man taking
~ diametrto role and Instead OF bur-
usipg, turns about and nees for bis
gAA Boahnd him. quite on his heelS
n fAOt, - l6veGy woman; her ha4r
SsstawhoSdcaliy Tying. her feet also.
saA daaarLnAned man Ooh. bow deter
nHinOAI) not more than two jumps
AhaAd Of her and losing heart every
luinutA> - ~.
With whtch introduction We come
- the case OF Miss Beatrice Hebert
and wihiam Znser. the pursuer and
ms pursued. in the order In which
ehsy have here been set down Miss
Hebert declares that she cannot live
G4tholrt her william and the lat
tar, all out of breath, declares that
shsN be the death Of him yet. Mean
While he u keeping those two jumps
ahead OF her and hoping that the law
will come to his rescue
Thia fond adventure " set, for the
most part, in Philadetphia- the CITY
of BroUheTly Love, which seems In
this case to be q misnomer, because
Miss Hebert doesn't love like a
brother at all. Zinser would doubt
less characterize It as tigerish.
Be that as 1t may. the pursuit
which Miss Hebert has earred1 on
has led her from philadelphia to
New York, 70 China and japan and
70 Honolulu. 1inser thought he had
lost her IN Hawaii, but no such thing
She was tlp and after him, according
70 his side Of the story, before he
could say Jack. Robinson
Miss HebeRt Is twenty nine years
old, q Canadian, dark haired, 1.-THE
and powerful. 2inser isn't any OF
bhese things, but he In 30 attractive
70 Miss Herbert that, she Just can't do
without him. He Bays she first came
upoR hts horizon and into his life
two years ago, when he was conduct
ing a party Of tourists TO China. From
that day, ne says, he hasn't been able
70 call bis soul his own. She made
Il quite apparent 70 him that she
liked him. and from China she fol-
bowed him TO japan, taking ad-
vantage Of every opportunity to be
attentive 70 him.
II got ca his nerves after a while,
10 SayG and he did his best TO get
sway from her neighborhood But
che boarded hh0 boat when he got
back TO Hong Kong and wooed him
- on the way 10 Hawaii that he had
b complain about her to the author
ties at Honolulu. Again he thought
mat he had got. away from her, but
bleas your heart, no sooner did he
show Up In ms home town OF Phila.
dSlphta than she was there, Just az
ardent AS eV0r-And ne Just as bored
Then the American authorize
stepped IN, and last June she tyas
deportsd, and Zinser breathed again
indeed, taking tbs first realty deer
breath he had had IN months.
But Miss Hebert was not to be
done out In that way. She came
back 70 tho United States few
weeks ago, flying from Canada across
the border IN an aeroplsne that cost
her 500 for the short Journey. And
now she's after ZinBer again. He has
almost stopped breathing; at leas
he doesn't dare take a deep breath.
Miss Hsbert has been declared q
De a victim OF love dementia" (frou
which we. all suffer in varying de,
grees) and has tried TO take her III,
on one OF two occasions, Now a war,
rant, for her arrest by the lmmigra
ton authorities Is on its way I,
Philadelphia from Washington. J.
will not be dificult Of service as Mis-
Hebert Is under detention. She vii
be taken from the Philadelphit
county prison, have a hearing a
Gloucester and be deported
Perhaps Zinser will have a chance
tor couple OF ,breaths before Mis-
Hebert is on. the job again. At an,
rate, he may glean a glimmer of hon,
from her latest Teputed declaration.
I'm through chasing him." she 4
quoted as saying. IT he wants M
he'll have to come after me. I'm go