Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-11
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IA u.s msHsI-sTen'1e ~: auis nooo. pts.
LUCY Joy. sood.iookinE, piouant.
poised. She has won q big prize in
the ..pretticst English girl'. contest
has merely saved her from some Gin.
eInA ruf4ans.
SEYMOUR movie man, her admirer.
FRANkiE LuSys halt-grown ire
THE ADMIRAL. rubicund. choieric old
onicsr. who dotss on Lucy.
MRS. JOY. gay. charming. almost as
-, youthful As her ds1shter Lucy:
Mr.: RicE-MATHEwS. aneient inva-
MAUVE, his granddaughter. slim,
lovely, poised and cool. who attracts
the interest OF the Rover, but ig-
nores him.
GENEvIEvE WILMOT. piquant
American widow, whom the Rover
rescues. and whose small boy adores
him.
He Meets the Sirl
Eft pourtant. vous pouvicns ne jamais
nous connaitre,
Mon amour. imaginez-vous
Tout ee que le Sort du permettre
pour qu'on soft Ia, que on SALINE, ct
pour~que &C soft nous?
Paul Geraldy.
Silkysoft and fragrant, the touch
of them went to his head. He
had heard that when his mother had
wanted to keep him quiet as IA Year
old baby, she'd thrown him her furs
to play with. Ever since then the
Rover had had a weakness for any
thing scented and soft. - Yes, ii
was possibly just that detail, the
softness of Mrs. Wilmot's hair, that
brought back all and more of his
mood of the supper-table.
With that throbbing again in his
pulse he moved out into the moon
light, shining down upon the pale
frock- colored hydrangeas, the pale,
hydrangea-colored frocks that clust-
cred the garden where one hardly
saw which was blossoms and which
girls.
'Good-by, girls" called Archie
Laverock, softly, but with that note
in his voice that made every woman
think he called specially to hcr-the
note which, had he been a lark or
a yellow hammer. would have been
recognized as the mating call.
''Good-by, all Of you. l am going. l
Oh" came softly. and ooh" as
they moved in around him. He
found himself, as 1t were, the circle
OF ring game.
So say good night to me, nicely,
just for ONCE
He caught at the girl nearest him:
1t was Gwen, the school girl. He
kissed into her small face the red
blood of her country land of
perfervid emotionality), left it trans
inquired. She did not say a word.
Nor did any OF the other girls
whom one after another he turned
10 and kissed, each one as though she
were his own. each one as she had
never yet been kissed and as in ali
probability (unless Fate were
specially kind she would not be
kissed again.
80 ne went through the group
Dorothy, Eileen, Mac" and the rest.
He turned to Mamma.
May l kiss the music"" he beg
sed, and lifted her hands to his lips
Only as he turned he remembered
that there was one Of them of whoru
he mad not yet taken leave.
:Selma-Where is Selma" SEE
had disappeared. Gone in.
"Good-by Selma" he called toward
the house.
There was no reply. He did not
see, at an upper window, that gold
en- mead peering cautiously through
curtains to catch the last glimpse of
hln' no one heard the hotly wbisp-
ereu good-by sent after him as he
pelted down the flower bordered
steps to the scroll worked gate.
outside II on the pavement he
looked back to wave at the cluster
within that was so indistinguishabiv
OF girls and flowers, flowers and
glris' Some of them were waving
back. 'ie
'Goodby.' he called for tho
last time. And deep within bin,saIt
the arrant, the sultanic. the ronro-
pate Rover uttered q cry from tho
heart. ''i INC
What dam shame that I can't
love all of them
oh MS return voyage between
france and England, Archie Lave
rock met with u fresh encounter
Not' this time, a romantic adventure
~ was on board the Laura, where.
WIN rugs and a long chair, the young
man had decided to spend the night
On Geek; cool evening; the spire
oa 81. Malo Cathedral taper-white
against dove-gray skies: the uphts
OF the Emerald Coast slipping hscl,.
an shore breeze. "'
inat breeze rustled the newspaner
Iseld UP before the face of another
passenger, stretched out under rigs
oenind Archie. Then tho breeso
caught a page of the paper: swent
II out OF the readers hand.
lhat page would have been wbisl,-
ca OUT seward but that It caupht
against the shoulder Of young Lac
rock. He grabbed it. Holding #. he
'ui .lti 10 restore 1t TO its owner.
An; thank you,' said voice
hig say familiar Archie found
famii,n confronting face also
iafnlIiar; masculine. rubicund
lour square, sailorly face. topned hy
cioti1 cap worn "a thought over ono
Eye. both eyes. of a naval bIue-
MSS stared for second. Then that
voice exclaimed, by Gadt II 10
young Laverock, isn't ~"
Yes, sir" said Archie. with
smile OF recognition.
r. for IT was--yes, He saw nou
l.. was the Admiral OF those bv1ono
sna forgotten days, those 5avs
M Mode TN, the Surrey pine woods. last
-"a .. Inc old Admiral!
,h,., ak OF the devil. I was iusf
limiting about your" declared ' tha
elder man. odd, WASN'T ;,Si me me
Jove" Then brusaueiy, Have 10y 10y
seen this:' He held out the n.y you
paper-page that Archie had ne.
ie.rleved. Wednesdays Mirror >"
haven't seen an English nan.-
Tor week." paper
,u An. Then look at this. ra,.
friend of ouis here" fair
,ois Irene glanced down at the maze
Loided over, on which the xan pse;
oaDoed a pointing finger. 'ra'
ihs-This. in largest black tvno
was the announcement that he r ype,
,CINEMA STAR WEBS ISbGax
ARMY OFFICER" INDIAN
a neheath. a photograph of a bride,
par stepping under an arch 1oa,
swords. The bride In ber 80. vi