Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21
My Marriage Problems
Adele Garrson's New Phase Of
Revelations Of Wife
Copyright. 1921. by Newspaper Feature Service.

set my teeth, determined not 70 wines
when only q few feet from my door
Tom Chester had undergone indeed,
was undergoing still-agonic. which
made my hurts seem the nerrs. annoy
anCes.
But it was over ~ last, and with my
face feeling comfortable, and my ner-
vous tension RELAXED, / opened my eye,
when Lillian gave me permission, ard
smiled at her.
II feel like new woman I ssid
gratefully.
Lillian tipped her head 20 one siae,
looking at me critically.
Plans in Detail.
| "You look like Ole, that u. like 'hs
militant variety used 70 look after hav-
ing been darggcd from heckling stunt "
she remarked dryly. NO" az rose IN
voluntarily, you can't have any mir
Tor. Your face will be healed over IN
a few days, and there's no Use upsetting
your vanity before then. I've some
thing more important on hand. Tell me-
everything that happened since YOU left
the house. OF course, ] know you did
the Job, sOrnewsy, but I'd ike the de-
tails"
The note Of pride, Of absolute conf
dence in her voice was most gratifying.
but when / had finished recounting the
incidents of my expedition, including
/ Tom Chester's dlsablement, and nv
own wild ride upon the back Of Smiths
limousine, the loving mpetuous clasp
Of her arms, and her lavish commando
ton so rarely bestowed, thrilled me
greatly and made me flush deeply.
you brave, resourceful, idiotio gir.,"
she exclaimed with her arms cloes
around me- How easily you nigh.
have been killed. But how wonderful
20 think YOU turned the trickl That
link in the chain il finished now. Sooner
or later Smith will lead the way 10 the
man we want, the wealthy, Eustsd,
seemingly 100 per cent American, who
is the spider IN the center Of this rnon-
strous web Of treachery and infamv.
And if my hunch Is good, Katherine ia
going straight TO house, which ii not
the home OF the man We want, IS that Of
some one very near to him."
Turn Up the Light"
'I wish she weren't going" said
impetuously. II feel as though"
You feel as though you needed a
BOoQ BiEub Htttp W Etb INC AEclUOir
out of you, Lillian retorted. "Of course
you are imagining everything IN the cal
endar that could happen to Katherine
Just now, Snd don't wonder after your
- experience this evening. Katherine
won't be in any danger-that is, she
amended consclentiously-"th chances
are at least ten to one of her coming
) through safely. And tonight YOU had
less than ffty-hfty. No, events arc
moving very smoothly. We can afford
to rest on our oars Bit Listenl Ism {
that some one cTylng!"
, | listened for second or two, then
: rose abruptly.
Its Katie" I decided. II WAS afraid
she'd be frightned when she awakened.
, Hurry, or she'll rouse everybody IN the
> house"
Twas in the hall before had finished
: speaking, and racing down the corridor
I to the kitchen wing. Katie's cries.
mere whimpers at irst-were becoming
louder, and I knew my volatile little
maid tendency TO hysteria when fright
, ened or angry. LiIlian's footsteps sound.
: ed behind me, and she had caught
up to me by the time l had, managed to
open Katie's door.
q My little maid was sitting up In bed
n her hands clutching at her still swoller
: throat upon which Smiths brutal, mur
. derous hands had closed, her eyes wild
ly darting around the diInly -hghteC
room, her lips uttering hoarse cries
: which were increasing in volume witt
' every second. l sprang to the side O
. the bed, throwing a crisp command owe
my shoulder to Lillian:
n "Turn up the hght-highr'
10 TO be continued.)