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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

Vho IL ON the editorial STAFF ot the Mus-
k4raa TIMES. Democrat.
ht mo home of Mrs. p. W. CopppOoN
m West THhlcqqulh avenue me Truth CIR .
rI. OF tho Christian church entertained
last Friday afternoon for Mrs q. l.
strunk the occasion being the departure
~ Mr. and Mrs. struuk. for Clatemofe
where be is supervisor ~ five stores in
various nearby towns for the Reed stores
0f wichita, Kan.
ur and Mrs. Johnston have as their
guests Mrs. Alice Johnston of Oceola, No
Na' TUe first named lady is the doctor 8
mother and Mrs Jstfrios is the mother OF
Mrs Johnston.
Mr and Mrs. = ~ GreeninE Of The
Sinclair drive have as their weekend
pueff SIR Virgil smith ~ Musk0Eee. who
is % nephew ot Mrs. Grsening
Mr aud Mrs e.. a. H1rder and NJ. and
T1Isa we're guests ~ Dr. ana Mrs W. NJ
Campbell and other relatives the past
Mrs V. c. Hunt ana Miss Dora Hunt
~ BIucIluktt were vlsltor8 here Wednes-
kirs Joo couch ot Oklahoma city Il tho
guest ei her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Tim
Ma " p. oatewooi left wsdnesd a,
evening for H0uhnn, Texas, where 81,
wIs called on account of the death Of
Dor uaugU'sT-in- Mrz q. ". dHtg'
wood. who has been 800 for some dnys
Mr charles stewart % Wiohlta. Kan
ls the gl.st Of his s.fier Mrs. W. f. Alc1
sf,siam,. John wise and slater Nc.
ClUro spent Thursday in Baxter springs
Mr. and Mrs james Lacey of Eucha
were visitor Wednesday iu NluitH
Nr. g. a. Watson ~ Wcirh. was here
"wednesday looking after business inter
csts.
Me- l.. w H-ophy was IN the city thil
week looking after his interests here,
Hutton cobb is spending the week emo
/ home from saltwater with his mother
I Mrs s. 4. cobb.
/ ST. eri Mrs. Robert Mitchell u Nownt'
/ spHUt Wednesday here.
Mrs. g.. v, Aalson of North Miller stree
/ received word % the death ~ her br9tht
{ Lieut. Walter A. ial in an airplane ncoI
/ dent while flying nc san Antonio, texas
! Wednesday morning.
! Mrs g g.. Samuel OF PrNor spen
/ wednesday visiting her sister Mis-, ANN
/ GUfuwuU1.
/ REV. ana Mrs Talmadge witt will moy,
/ into the Presbyterian Wanbe the tlrst @
/ rtxt week. They haze been living OF
/ North smith street while the manse wa
] being rtmodoled. go
/ ffru left Wednesday for California wherl
! thsv win make their homo. They ar,
] leaving Nlnits on account OF the healti
/ OF their oldest son Bobbie. They at
! making the trip by automoblle.
Mr.. BiIby Ewers and Miss Aliqe Yoti
] we're united In marriage by Mrs Nlrglnii
] Brandt Berg who is conducting reyiNa
at the Christian church this week
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Man, A'i5n o5nsTs'9 a h,'FEhvw ,Fs ',,oT 'pSgtlsr
lssoifaI has been brought DO hcr home
ai,lo,
county Agent Warren attended the fair
at Grove last WeeF ana h'led M luot' !"
some " The departments.
NIss Pauline skinner and Mr. Nlrgl
Moore we're uutei Zoo marriage sunday
evening. october DO. a. the home q tho
brIdp's parents Mr. nul Sits Uouer SKIN
Nor. 0u South MIuet street me rIrg core.
~ ,ho rrssby,er'an church ~ riai.nr.
The harpy couple lott st once f1r -t. Louis
and affat "a short honeymoon wNi rD Go
Nashville Tenn. ~here Mr Moorg. De- on.
gagtt iu Che practice 90 law. lis a a
graudate " Vanderbilt uulFafstv.
a. a,.-.. a. 1v,,,.,.t b., r.turpa1
"I' .''.ls. W.. ...' t...
m t.I,9
"a 3 A.. D. tI.f.r t4,. sneyet
O., N..l..,os o., ~. rt..r b.f.,
Mr. W. ST. campbell spent several day,
lasi M"ek N.sNlnF hi ne nnme Oh judge
anh MiH. J"e'Ih y. 'l" 90 A"'hA.
Mr ana Ms Tom collins spent the
ives
Mra J " Huothe 0f Paris. TUXHq. has
come 20 spend the winter wi'h hsr sls-
ter. Mrs. =. ". JaCksbn ot West Delaware
avenue
Mrs Alice Lester uu1 family lore last
friday nafHirg fuf Tulsa vH.ra arr SON
Charles art daughter Gtd.H viI attend
business go'i,E,.
Mr. and Mfs James 81 Davenport who
guests Of Mr amt Mrs Ium owens. vara
presented with beautiful silver service
by their hosts.
Saturday evening october 10, Miss Min.
ui.ro Dunlap ~ 'U.s city aud Nr Be1rle
Harding 90, Tulsa wore united .u warr1Ee
tt tho First prrbhyfDrHu church, Nuv.
Mrs W D.. Evans hts returned from
WEuuun where rho spent several U.ys wise
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Mf. and Nr.. Dow punaway Of prut1-
rtght tppnt last sunday here the sueH'
uuck rhtrpu ot pumtight was In the
city sunday visiting friends.
IL 4, kiuntrd " ELauand, Texas. We
uei fgsnds hors Iho iatter part Of tho
Dwight Purdy was In Cushing sHtur-
and Mia W. e. Dablon. loft sun.
day Tor u 30 days visit with friends ana
relatives NJ FaSetville, Ark ,.., 80.
snnIay for q hsEing trip ON the Jam,r
river In old Missouri and ON the N"i'
"Wr Rbtio iiiIierman II Oklahoma city,
wsH ucre SUNDAY Visiting friends ..
Tho ltUv son Vt DOCTOR ou"rslnHs W.
I taken Go au Oklahoma tiy hospital lm,
Saturday Tor an operation on tho ught
Cui A. n. Moore of stroud. was here
/ NJ. Ggd Mrs WacEmcr who have been
! Waiting ta.r ynu Abort and family or
! ths clty nave returned to their nome
Mr. snG MIRA H. II. Haker and baby
/ have returned from 10 days Visit Win
ME, Fla wheelor lot Monday for
| two weeks visit with friends and rolh-
tivra at liiprado, Okla ., ,..u.-
] Il a. nuuokz, HuIurlui audent Or iihnN-
poItatyu and ). A, rrstns jr. wee p,'sa
dent Rnd Evncrnl mnnasgr ot the o. O.
" rui'ruHd. were here Monday,
a.. G. van Nakenbefg ot SUCK was w
MI. aud Mrs clyde PcmbertGn end
toby .sna Mrs. Ksie Jackson snA oa'''
Nr qud Nirs ". T. Hunserford. while
on thclr way 10 STROUD nnl Nalt', y.
iHtor.rd in Ilsiow saturday night Nlai.
|re M and Mrs q. A. rgser OF North
Mr. and Mrs. II } penedlct and Mr.
Iard Mrs Il. p. AlHpawt Misses l'te anu
Vera. or stroud, surn, Tuesla, in nrls
tow. tho guests " Mr and Mrs Kyle
IIprks0u and Mir and Mrs a. a. wager
gura1Uy was Mt ilcntdicts birthday
Reverend ana MIS- Al.up NihItta Ih
I,luya,ard tho latter part ~ the WrDN.
pr Wsn . Harrls ot sapuipa, was in
'r l.. Glb1on. the hub around which the
Republican party Tvvulvrs IN tho west enc
i.f u,c county was over rom p''''' 'H"'
C'GT,nte Miller ot prumrlght demo.
|crat nominee Tor county treasurer wac
hIner iGucs OF sapulpa. was in mc
/ Mrs Hs,'ha Noryen left Tuesday tor N
Two wooeF visit with friends 80 santa
ssli ncsaara. one ~ Hrlr,ow's business
men has just returned from Rochester
F'l Admire. mo editor Of the orton
m A Urnf1a ~ chandler. ana q. j.
Farley " che stroud ur.ghhotNuoi. spent
Tuesday iD lG,stvw.
| Fletcher N. johnson attorney, went 20
John e. MILLER spent Saturday aud
Sunday with the home folks At slick
G.. " Hr'como ot prumrlghL was here
Mr ant Mrs Van u. ston, were called
TO Stroud Tuesday by the illness " Mrs
n " scott lett Thursday Tor few
IAays visit with friends at Cleveland and
Mss Treis wulston or Neosho. No
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Ninlta. The bride and groom both have
many aclugiutaucrs and friends. both in
th'iy Immediate ucighborhood Ond In the
city
Mr.. and Mrs Dallas Emmons spent
Monday iu TulsI.
\. A. Brown has returned from Indiana
wh,r, he has been visiting his mother.
e.. IT. NcidcWnun leIt Monday morning
for NcAlrster where re attended the fan
reunion Uf that CuusiHtnry.
Mrs. S. -. Briscoe enjoyed n week end
visit from hHr sister. Miss Elizabeth Ma.
haffey ~ Tulsa.
william Calton and Miss GLADYS CnsHity
both uf thiH city are soon 90 be married.
william Robinson came up from Tulsa
60 spend the weekend with his family
ut the home % Ar. and Mrs A. r. cham
bcrialn. Nj Robinson is building mum
bcr az houses in Tulsa.
H. !. shroerH has returned from visit
~ week with his mother at Fulton.
Mo.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Cox made the trip
from san Diego Cal. 20 this city IN eight
days. arriving hore Thursday night, and
win visit several DAYS with relatives. As
soon % they Eni. their farm they will re-
turn to california, expecting 20 make the
drira orr, ,pt3 milUs I'm their car.
Mcsars Tom Mrbb, Emmett Hughes
and Tott Hunt spHut last Friday and sat-
urdny hunting lu the Spayiuaw hills.
Mrs. Emmett Hughes and Mrs. Wade
Kornegay spon. Friday IN Alton,
Mis- Alice bowman VINO was seriotsly
IN IuTot iu -Sn automobile accident ON the
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Mrs. Anna chopman OF Porter. wa, IA
Mrs. Juils johnson ief MoBs., o..
westville 10 spend several days p.ta M-,
Dennis McNair Of Tulsa was the v...
end guest Of his mother, Mrs SIN Il
Mrs. Arch Fulcher who uuts-v,., .,
.opprafIon in the Muskunee gerrr4. 10y
pitaL was ablo to come homo MUS.
Nrs J. p. Pearson ieft Tusss.y o..
Montgome. ~ Ala. to visit brother p
DR.. r. L. Fte returned from Mls.af..
Mrs W. T. Ford. who attended t... .s..r.,
ding OF Miss olive Robertson in DkI.H..,
city last week, and also visited hef a.u.l'
ter Miss Virginia Ford 1t the Thea,
house in Norman. arrived home Monday
Mrs W. p. Hicks and daughter. ryth
Jane. arrived home Saturday from sH en-
tended visit with MIS- y. u. uonewis
Kansas city, and with other reiaf.yes Ia
T.. a. Lawrence left Monday 10 90, ~.
er his ranch near San Francisco. lie win
Mrs. E Z starr came home SUNDAY
from "A furtulEhts visit in lilHtrs..|.
with o daughter Mrs. Albert campbell
Mrs j. A. Lawrence loft Tor Tuiaa Sion.
day 20 spend the week w!'A Laf s.tr-
Mis-. J. %. Moore ana Mr. Moore
Mrs. H. W. Perkins. who attended ia
N1sl6see faif and then went 10 p,,ga..s.'
20 visit relatives came houe sunday
Mrs. Martha Comhs of Tulsa v,U. hons
Monday after y weeks visit wu M
aui Mrs W. r. Hauer
Rev. T.. u. Casey presiding elder ~
Nuskoscs district Nlled The pulpit .' fa-
NJ T.. church South sunday evening
MIS- +. v. Robertson OF Hubert Wss IN
the city MONDAY.
Mr. and Mrs T l. RalIngor came nor.
Sunday from brief trip ln TuisH.
Mrs. =. Adkins and daughter. M.ry
Evelyn. returned 20 Chec0'ah from a visit
of several days with Mrs. r.. NJ. uaruau.
berry.
Tho Fortnlghuy club met Wsircslay
afternoon with Mrs g. L. Rogers After
welcoming tho new members Mrs Ha.
business session was hold. Then o.. poo
gram was given, roll call, Irish r.4tss.
men. study subject. Irish In America 20
| paper. "rhe Foreign Element IN Our Com.
munity," Mrs HnoNcr Noted Irish
/ f.paders," Miss CuyyL A two.cUu.ss
| luncheon was served. Ths hostess was
assisted by Mrs r. li Rogers.
Miss clara McCollum was shopping N
Muskogto Friday.
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STATE SOCIETY


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noe We We @ 'I' ,,,, w,,h i''.''' s' Mount
Ma Il e. DayIs b, p,rfsan. rssss. is
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sU,ft ,IaIt sim ff's4ta sfd f,Isifyrs A.
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amt wIf.
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H e.f|lua htr sitter Mrs D. q. Ksuog
o. D. guIt Indian aren't ~ Drum
rsn' va, Do Tie 'e.'y .ns t.rs, pari n '6o
BID gu~r,an NJ s.gtnw,sf cI,g. SO.
r.a boon I..a several dH.s tbis uoeh
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a Visiting n.r s.ster. lfa o. b. Alexander
% tUIH sIfg
I.u" r..Hu and ,at.r Me. yiviop
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4.f s.Wi amend two u.ata uiaIfus th.ir
u...rf- ST. rui M-r 4, =. pu'iou. of
fI.a IIr.
,IIra u.asis arssn len TI4r.fav morn
ir. fur vo.En .IsH vuh frierfs AZ
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I.4.UH o. NtIfHU 70 u.utvuut. f %
U ,a.fIrF bic DI.tH.r .ta,. unrf.s Of
this tIft.
uu,a ThnrsI fha hotel kirr. ana Lee
MUMMY o. IaHfIur Htfthnnt both 10
urlmrIfLt were ln the rIty ON HuA.nos.
Nf.rt4r
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N.IU Nunrt.
ur w. 49, Groom. who has in New
. Y.IF tIIU fUr tho pHHf two wDcts ON buHi.
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Mrs Charlie orr gave series OF ~
Jiomes" last wreN "a continuation ~ tho
very enjoyable affairs rendered 20 her
friends last wreF
Mrs. Hobio Furusworth. ot Durant, who
accomppnied Mrs. Sam Turner homo aftsr
the latter who visited in thnt city last
week. has returned 60 her homo,
Mrs Maud crimson y enjoying n visit
from her mother, Mrs. J. J.. Kelly ot
Grhnhy. Mo
Misses vivian Buby and wilma Howell.
AMI Robert Howell, students pf the -. L,
spent the weekend with homo folks.
Miss Mary bingham OF paWhusku, who
10 teaching music In Hickory, is the guest
OF Mrs. iaudell Lain.
one OF the plehsnntoAt affairs ~ ifH
Kind ever held .n the vicinity of ti1l1ou
Vile was tho stag and hunt Fiyon by the
Russell biby', at their country home 10
HNby ThurHday.
Mrs Wiley Ambrose was hostess 10 tho
Merle Makers nnl their gucats rhnrndoy
Mr. and Mrs W. j, Marlin ot the Key.
stone hotel, have returned home from
Tulsa where they were called early last
week owing 10 the serious illness Of theif
daughter. Mrs. George Feu4.
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IInltlrnNilir.

Miss Hannah Wolch. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph WEIGH. has been very
49,
Tho n v. Younrblooda are entertain.
irg Mr. ana Mrs. e. ". Cook, Of Oklahoma
city. On route home from Hot springs,
Ark
M.ssrs Uichard and Jack Carncs ~
Motumka were the guests ~ Mr, and Mrs
charles + Hahn "wednesday. u was Mr.
Cprnes' land. the 90 acres in the Houtheas,
~ thc suutreert of 500. that sold
Monday for tao 600. This land Is located
lust mile from biE producer IN b-b-l0.
John Curtoi attended the reunion last
wcck In Nc NloHter ~ the Indian ConHistory
of tho Scottish rite Masons
James A scott OF the Scott hotel, who
has been spending tho summer iu Seattle,
Epw York uud other Interesting parts
ls expected home the first OF tho week
" A. Holmo1 spent the past week IN
Nc Ntrstrr. enjoying the Masonic reunion
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yAIIIEOIAII,

Slntcen members Of the Ru-KluH Rlan
paid a visit 20 tho NJ T.. church South
last Sunday night just after service began
Tusy passed single flo down the central
iYIs NJ the church. each putting a dollar
into the collection basket ana then Ike
Arabs, silently stole away.
A letter was found In the basket TO-
late 70 read tu the congregation. Reverend
Garrison announced 20 would be read next
sunday night, ana fun house Is eS
pCtted.
Mrs. T.. e. Ross. who underwent a mas
toid operation iu St Iuko's hospital IN
Kansas city last week Is doing well ana
viii return home soon, Mr.. Ross came
home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mfs. D. y. Goddard and Mrs
W. n Richards have Mrs. Ella Dodmen
~ Nu.N3Tce is their guest.
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NINITA.

Mr. md Mrs " u. puprce announce
60 Foster smith, son " ~. ana Mrs. < II
Smith, At 1ittletou. coo, at the home
NJ the brides sister, sunday. october
Roth families live lust northwest of
The Washington times., 1922-01-08

He saw altar . moment or two
that she was incapable OF . decl-
sion incapable OF anything save
racline sobs. He took her by the
arm--awkwardly. gently. She did
not, resist him.
A little later Cymon sat on the
roof that was above the potter's
yard, his elbow on the low parapes,
his chin on his palm. The night
was stafless-- like black tent.
He was no longer alone he was
Responsible for tho food and shelter
and safety Of an immature slip Of
girl. with smooth olive cheeks
and the anxious dark eyes. OF an In
stinctive mother. who lay huddled
upon his ancient mattress, exhaust.
ed with weeping.
He stared into the darkness Of
the night. His head ached DULY.
What 0 frantic. endless struggle
Il all wasi--and as meaningless,
apparently. as a dog fight. Why
should this girl. who was stfil
child. and as harmless. as little
heifs !, be tortured by blind circum-
stances as a criminal Is tortured
on the rack? And David had been
betrayed BY his pathetic. ungovern-
able love,
As~for himself he, who had fore
sworn everything female, had a
battered head for defending d FALLEN
woman and an outcast girl upon
his hands. n was certainly humor
Gus. y, q. y,
oh, godsl hoy his head ached!
Proppiag both his elbows on the
parapet, he pressed tho palma Of
his hands agains. his temples.
There was no sound from the
girl. He hoped she had fallen
asleep. It would do her good.
The rim of round cup was set
to Astarte's lips. She opened her
lips and tasted wine. n ran
through her like liquid warmth
like life. She sat up straight. and
the arm that had supported her
shoulders was withdrawn.
A lamp sat on the hoor ia lis
own circle Of Hight. On one side
was a built-out window. inset with
lattice.work. "A bright red mat
tress, very new. was beneath A.
tsrte. and q girl knelt beside her.
Astarte recognized this gin.
"You came TO me In the street"
she said. sYou spoke 70 the
soldiers "Aft ta's',l,s ~
The Washington times., 1922-01-08

, 4 scoSer Of frssms1ts ne Z droppsd
vster,jAr. She stood heiplessly.
her two slim hands against her
breast, while the heightened tears
ran down her cheeks.
"I have done nothing. Dinah
needs me land Tobias. Please let
me 60 TO them"
J Go TO the Gentle. II we make
"a covenant with sin the curse of
the Law win be upon our heads.
Go. both Of you 8 =
Not one OF those present uttered
q word. The husband OF Dinah
was rs highly respected as Rabbi
on account OF his Incorporating
attitude. HIS knowledge OF the Tai,
mud and HIS practice OF tasting
twice week. z
Rama turned very slowly her
helpless tears falling like rain.
Like one who walks IN his sleep.
she went toward the arch, All her
short life. she had obeyed--docile
"a. authority as a domestic animal.
Her brother.in-law; who ruled
binah and herself. had told her to
20. and therefore she must 60. !.
Cymon was even more enraged
than he had been when ne bearded
the crowd that held Astarte.
This Is inhuman--worse than
tyranny! HaYe- You no hearts TO
feei-no minds 10 reason with7
You turn this girl--this child--into
the street op mere. suspicion!
Gods! It's not wonderful that
David broke with you'll don't
know. how he breathed the same
STR for SO Iongl May. you--every
one OF you--suffer as you are cars-'
ing this girl to suffer--that's my
last words"'
They heard him stumble i as he
sroped hit way under the arch, and
90 out. tls5 AZ
Rama Had gone little distance
ana then ,reaned against the wpll.
sobbing like a creature mprtally
hurt. The terrible sobbing seemed
to- be the only sound In the dusk
filed street. After longish, dis
tressed phuse cymon spoke to her.
III you hadn't hidden me this
would never have happened IT'S
owing to me that you are in this
trouhle, though, IS you know. ] am
not 10 blame Tor Il. You have no
where to go--I haven't much to
offer, but At you win trust me you
can shars what I have. ] swear 70
you, by the ashes Of my father, that
you will be safe with me-
The Washington times., 1922-01-08
for you here =

Cymon. I'll want To thank you,
I'm grateful. Hullof what's that1'.
Tramp - tramp. Thpckl The
grounding Of spearbutts. The squeal
OF a woman.
valerius stood on the threshold
OF the court wrapped In o Roman
military cloak Behind him was an
armed guard. lantern bearers, and
pair Of brawny scourgers.
Within an hour Astarte would be
lodged IN the house OF. Herod. and
the man who had stolen her.
chained naked to the iron rings Of
a scourging-pillar. would writhe out
his life under the loaded whips as
the blood that spurted from his
torn body formed widening pool
at the pillar.foot.
Search this place. Clean out
every rat.hole.- N
"There are soldiers in the COURT"
said Rama. ~
Cymon was on his feet now.
paid man-killersir he said, be-
tween his teeth. "Tyrants' tools!
What's the meaning Of IT,"
Up and down flights OF steps
went Herod's mercenaries. driving
doors inward with a thrust OF the
shoulder, ripping curtains aside and
bundlinS men. women and children
out into tie open.
A hand gripped the blanket.
"out Of here. you twc!", said .
coarse voice. /;
Cymon went first.. HIS throbbing
head well up, seeming 70 defy fate,
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grow staic-dou't, depend upon
dope and drugs 70 bring VOC back
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power and all vested. authority.
though he was deadly white from
loss of blood. Rama was badly
frightened. She half expected .
cutchery, or that they should all be
sold for slaves. Such things hap
pened ~ .ss.fl y a
"TheS birds have fown,. ssid
valerius, after quick. contemptu-
Gus survey This trash Il or no
use to me. They can go ,back,to
their ratholes."s
He gave an order and the mer.
cenaries illed out of the court. His
two negro body-servants held Ian
terms for him as he passed under
the arch. =
There was still sufficient light
save in the deep shadows--to dis.
tinguish one from another, though
the sky was sshen.
Who ID this manw /.
Ramarturned. 1t was her Brother
in-law who had spoken to her. He
was hooking at Cymon.
HE is David's friend. I'll saw
him lying in the street ~
She hesitated. II had seemed a
!, natural to succor .David,s dearest
friend as TO draw breath; but her
brother-in-law would not under
!. stand-she knew instinctiyeiy that
he would not. She seemed 20 be
the centre OF q circle that looked
curiously at her. as though she
! were a stranger. n.
From an upper room came the
fretful voice OF d waking child. II
was Tobias, peevisii and hungry
she must comfort him! But her
brrtherin law stayed her, holding
her by the arm. gts 80,
"There has been overmuch traf,
licking with Geptiles in this house.
We have all seen--you cannot
cover shame with words: 90 10
him.
Rama's dark eyes--shaned IKE,
those Of an antelope- -~idehed with
ansutterIy incredulous terror.
"But-but ] have done fiothingi
oh, please let me 60 TO 'Tobiae---
he's awake" I. m y
rGo to the Gentle who has led
you away ne the Gentle .woman
led away David. the con Of Simeon
/. and Naomi! There is no place for
you here .- W. .
IT'S a lie--ay vile liel I've never
laida finger upon the girl. IT'S an
Outrage upon her and insult to
mel" 4
Cymon was furious. q ~. J,
Rama's world had shivered into