Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-18
WHO'S WHO IN THE STORY


CONES Interested ~ n nrr political party
atmtno dt cooperation Of capital aud ldbo,
jor the public ,CeUdre, and is its choice
MRS. TiHLENTE--,cho has married Andreu
TO tor,cdrd social ambitious. trading he'
great ,ocaith for hts political prestige
Furious df his declining q pserdpc. she
plots tcHh his secrctdru, inthoHp Poi'iscr
IN "hom she has a ssnumc cn'ni interest.
ANTHONi' pa LLISER--who has stolen rat
udb'e political papers from Ardrsu. onc
appeared
LADY JANE nd-e,c's nco-
after his separation iron, his cdtcuidtinc
UUC. Though the daughter of Duke
she Is Somc,chdt socini,Stic. conducting be-
CStGte on such principles. She is W ior'
rHh indr,iC.
STEPHEN DARTREr- the great Lobor-fAb.
crdi chict. a statesman, but ,cithout ability
GS cnic. 70 parry ''od'r' for ""''" ne picks 1"'
NOEA UtALL--u Fascinating young feminist
ana radical. ~ iore Tith DdrtrcD
WLLER--u codrSc-probcd radical.
NEITHER Nora nor Dartrey seemed
~ capable Of speech. Tallcnte's cool.
precise manner of telling his story
seemed TO have an almost paralyzing
effect upon them.
"Afterward." Tallontc continued 81
discovered tho theft Of that document
\ faithful servant NJ mine md
searched for Palliscr's body. risking our
lives in vain. as II turns out, in the
hope Of recovering the manuscript
The body wos neither in the bav below
nor hung IN onywherc on the cliff. Ono
Of two things, then. must have hap
pcncd Either Pallisrr's body must have
been taken our by the tide. which flows
down thc bristol Channel in n curious
way. and will never now be recovered.
or no made n rcmnrknblC escarc, and
decided. undcr nll thc circumstances, 70
make n fresh start In life"
Nora came suddenly over 10 Tai
1ontc's side. She took his arm and,
somehow or other tho strained look
accmrd to pass from his fnco.
Dear friend. she said, this is very
painful for you. | knew. but your othH,--
cause Of quarrel with faIlis"r-,You VIII
forgive IN" II ask--"aS II doou' your
wifr; w
was in'i'h'r rcp'"n' 10y aHu
arc luSt TN" one person IN 'ne "ofiu.
Nora in whom am glad I" ''hnd'
L" IhN' 'N'cn'. ~
Hn' turn'H 10 'Hrtr'i p.,,.
,s'"phch; She SalG' 'l' 'n'r hIliSS, !.
IS u"a" an" MS dch'n chn W. pL'Ifn L'iian u,
II" ",n no"r, or Nv - Li tiamS Yom
, nm' n9na' II" on, ,n w. n'rO r'inl r"n ",,
,.',,, r,.p III ,%o, ,,n ,ho,I Lnro "a
consider nov Is the rooI effect uron
-hp rlcmhn-s of orr marty rs a whole.
if ,bfs article ;s nublishcd "
Have Won n copv of ~" Dartrcy
asked
Tallcntc shook his head.
II haven't, but il \ certain suspicion
| havo formed is true. / might he able
ia get YOU one. In any case. Dartrcy,
don't come 70 any decision for day
or two. If II is for tho good Of the
uartv for YOU to throw mo overheard.
Won must do II. and ! can assure you
tn take the plunge willingly. On th"
other hand. il you want mo 70 fight.
I'll fight"
Dartrey smt'ed.
eft is cxtroordlnarv. he said. "how
ono rcoIi2os more and moro. as time
goes on. how inhuman politics really is.
The greatest principle in life. the prin-
ciplc Of sticking to ones friends. has
yoYr word TnIlcntc. am going TO
consider only what I think would he
best for tho welfare Of the O"mocratir
PARTY and in tho meantime well go on
ms though nothing had happened"
IF Uorlock ar,rroaCheS me- Tai
Icnta hogan
.,1. a., ~ ,r. o;,bcr ., rotc Of
-" ,nn ~ '"r aJ,orso ,rm ro,o on any
'ohH"'nI' Vt on, oi '. ". ,,o,,. :. Dnr,ro
oi me tnr"" niI!S neat "''N' IA. Ivy
s"'u va u,'' I"., ehoo,, Tbo, ,.r go
ont Ike mock "i Sn''P', inr! "a" -
ont waving banners ana p."M 'ns ~"
horns. II thrN i'k'' nu' In'H ~ tu."G
u : time inc country was ehN'Th'l