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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-12

AOG uALAAlOS AAkH
de New York. Tambien un gran sur
lido de couplets y mdsica espafiO-
la en- genera Envfos la isla fran
queo extra. Los Muchachos. San
Juna, p. r. P.
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HUDSON COACH del 1924.-Se
vende, equipado con Gomas Ba-
iloon etc., cast nuevo. Vealo o llaIue
al Telefono 1856 en- ell Garage de
Echevarr1a Bros. Martin Pefia, San
turce, 3A12
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PATRONES PARA LABORES.
CuadernOs con disefios instruc
clones para hacer toda clase de le-
bOres. Cada cuadernO para una la
Dor distinta. Al pedir indique ST la
desea para crochet, bordado, etc.
EnvfO a la tsla franQueO extra. LOS
MUCHACHOS, San Juan P. r. P,
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KILTIK ID. Una preparation ar
senical para ell complete exter-
mimic de las garrapatas. Garantiza-
do de producer un efectO eficaz Y
rapidO. Pfda tnformes a Los Mu-
chachOS", Sues. de A. Mayol , Co.
San Juan. p. R
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sc VENDEN: Los muebles todos
de una casa de familia america
na que Sc ausenta. Telefono 492
azul, 3 calle Caribe, Condado, Stop
~. 3-12
sc VENDE Barato Ranch6n con
G30 metros solar en- calle del Park
Stop 43, Ayenida Lopez Eandr6n.
ltenta $145 mensuales. Informaran
Tel6fOnO 1890 azul San Juan. A
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HABITACION para una persona.
completamente independents Y
fresca. Servicio sanitario anexo.
Ofr6cese en- mirador casa calle In
fanta Luisa No. II Marina. Veinte
pesos mensuales. Informaran en- los
bajos, almac6n Bravo & Co. 3-1S
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SE VENDE en- Rio Grande: Bo-
nita finca de 60 cuerdas. La ma
vor parte vega, con % de maloji-
uo; casa-vivienda, otra para ten
da y rancho para lecher1a. Hay
escuela en- la finca. $4,000. Otra
de so cuerdas con camino de auto
hasta muy cerca, $2500. Otra de
24 cuerdas, pastos Y frutos memo
res, $144O. Informara A. Dfaz Me
yes, Rio Grande, quien 10 acom-
paiIara hasta elias los sabados,
desde medic dia todo ell dfa los
domingos. 3-1S
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EN AVENIDA ANTONSANTI.
No. Z, muy cerca parada AZ, Sc
alquila casa nueva, amplia y c6-
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EINCAs EN- VENTA:-Cerca de

EINCAS EN- VENTA:-Cerca de
r. Piedras, una de % cuerdas ma
lojillo. 2 casas, establo, Is vacas
casi todas en- production, una yum
ia de bueyes, caro- Y su caballo,
y dennis dtiles para lecherfa, Glen
tela asegurada. 20 cuerdas todas
llanas, malojillo, yerba elefante, es-
plendida res1dencia moderna, esta-
bios, garaje, Informara Farmacia
Hato-Rey Parada 3S, Tel. 4s, Apar.
tado Ne 1, Hato-Rey. S-17
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-12

ESTUDIANTES. A6n quedan va
rias escuelas sin representante
para venta insignias -escolares. Ex-
ceIente comision. Pida detalles dam
do sus referencias. Glass Emblems
Agent, Box 620, San Juan. 3-21
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-12

Informara, Colmado Perez o
Arturo Puigdoller, Gale Lola
Stop "A, Santurce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-12

RUTTERICK Las modas de esta
casa son las mejores, mensual-
mente recibimos. Figurines, Patro-
nes. Agentes. exclusives. GIUSTI.
A.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-12
para LTN1PIAR METALEs: En-

vie 80 centavOs en- sellos lie
remitiremOS up paflO magico ale
man. porte franco. Lopez Nussa Y
Co.. San Juan. 3-14
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-12

SE VENDE barata la guagua Re-
creo No. 1, franquicia entire Rio
Piedras Y San Juan. Un automovil
Excess, cuatro cilindros, solo un afio
uso. Informara Luis F. Ortiz, Box
116, Tel6fono 7s, Rio Piedras. 3-16
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-12

SE alquilan habitaciones c6modas
ventiladas a preeios m6dicos.
Con Y sin comidas.
Stop 10 No. 70, Tel. 62S rojo.
Santurce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-12

COLARES.-6 solares, 625 M lc
$3.50 metros de contado, $500
metro a plazos. Henry w. Dooley.
No. 9 Tapia st. Tel. 1895. santur-
ce. P.
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SE VENDE una consola, maQuina
Singer, cinco pleas de off,
Gina, s sillas mimbre, dos roperos,
y otros artfeulos mas. Informara
San Francisco q altos, tel6fono 424
negro, San Juan. 1923.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-12

PARA LAS CANAS.- Use aqua
colonia sLA CARAIELA". Es un
producto maravilloso. Da al cabello
canoso sa color natural Precio $3.50
frs SEQ. fsIUSTI. IA
~N~ssse$~s~>NN@~
CE NENDE casa MADEIRA techada
- zinc on calle Cerra No. 80.
Cor solar uropio de f27. Para mas
infpfines telefono 80 Rojo, Santur-
&c. sir
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-12

hHUESTRA GRATIS.-Para linn
piar, piano muebles, etc. Use So
10 lfquido VENEER. Solieftelo en-
todas parties. Distributors. Cali
flames Co.. Box 1914, San Juan. Co
mercio II, Marina. +.
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CE vENDE casa de concrete con
mas de 600 N Ic. de solar. Fin MI
ramar. S7.800.0O InformAran: $.
LENA y Co, s. Brau 50. p.
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pAULES-MALETAS- MALETI.
MES, todos estilos, todos precios
los vsnde Fernandez, San Francis
co 42 linica casa en- Puerto Rico. que
especializa en- artieulos para via
je. p
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-12

A GENCIA DE NEGOCIOS. vende-
mos casas, fincas y solares en-
Bayam6n. bien situadas. Facilida-
ics para Ell pago. Tenemos dinero pa
ra colocar en- Hipotecas. Dirfjase a
Jose c. Umpierre, Tel6fono 70, Box
76, Bayam6n Rafael Pesquera,
tel6fOnO 157. edificiO Ell MUNDO,
San juan p.
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CE VENDE. Por no poderlo aten-
der su duefio un establecimiento,
en- 10 mas c6ntrico de Ia calle de
San Francisco. Vidrieras la Gale
espaciOsa tienda. Informaran Box
S31, San Juan, p. r. 3-19
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CE ALQUILA, un piso en- Sol

siete dormitorios, servicio sani-
tario doble, fresco Y con aqua cons
tantemente. Informardn Sol 81, te-
l6fono 1916, San Juan. 3-12
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TENDRA exito, garantfa, seguri-
dad, ordenando sus trabajos To-
tograficos para ampliaciones a Ar
turo NJ. Toledo Co., Sol SO, Box 9O6
Santurce. Entregamos su trabajo
dentro de 25 so dfas. 4-6
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-12

a GENTE CoMIsIONISTA, con ex
periencia, representando actuak
mente casa americana, solicita repwa
sentaci6n en- ferreteria provisio.
nes para vender en- la isla. Tiene Ii.
cencia de chauffeur y posee autoHS
vii, habla espa1ol tngles. Ofrece
feferencias de primera clase. Diri-
Jose v. A. Hotel Caribe, Mayaguez,
+. r. 2-o7
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RARONET DIE sEDA blanco to:


dos los colores, $1.OO yarda. Gre.
pc Ge0fgette tOdos colores, $1.1O
yarda. La Hormiga de Orc. al la
do del Municipio, San Juan. P.
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CASA DE HUESPEDES: para
familias distinguidas. No echa-
zra de menes su propia casa. Lu-
ella G. Riera 230 West, 10th st.
Apartamento 81 New York, Near
Broadway. P.
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SE VENDE solar grande, al lado
de la Estaci6n Talleres y del nue.
vo edlficio del Tel6fono, a prop6sito
para fdbrica, almac9n o tres casas.
Gale IA afirmada. P. o. Box 1924,
San Juan, p r. IA
= =. - -
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DR JAMES e. JOHNSON.-Den-
tista. Gabinete de Rayos Z.
Allen 66 al lado de Merino. p.
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DEPENDENTS DE FARMAC1A.

con nueve afios de pr4ctica, So
licita empleo en- Farmacia aeredita-
da. Buenas referencias. Garantiza
servicios. Informara J. F. Giraud,
Europa So. Santurce. 9I7
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ELOREs NATURALEs.-,Quiere

ELOKES NATURALESs--L Quiere
usted conSeguir hermosos bou-
quets? Bonitas Coronas y otros ira
bajos artfsticos en- flores naturales.
Tambien sc imprimen cintas para
cOronRs. Lame al telefono 800, San
turce. Stop 20 Martin Peha Y sera
atendidO por Ia seiIora Parsi. p.
~S~>N~|N~>~>~~~SN
sc VENDE: Casa concrete recien-
construIda, cerca del Parque, con
todas las comodidades modernas.
Para informes lame al Tel. 232 ro-
10, Santurce. 319
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PIANO: Compre uno en- buen esta-
do Y pOr POGO dinero. Tel6fono
a. aZul, Santurce. "A
>-'SS'>S>~>ubNup>~@SSNS~
CE VENDE cajas registradoras.
vitrinas del pats. 1 Balanza
automatica go lbs. capacidad) to-
do en- perfecto estado. Informard
(Caf6 ell Cialefio) Sol No. Sc, San
Juan. 3-16
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CE VENDE un autom6vil Buick"
Modelo 1924, seis cilindros, Z
pasajeros, cuatrO frenos casi nuevo.
Para information dirfjase a La
Francesa, Stop 6, Puerta de TERRA.
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r n sAF L1NIDA AINIUNSANII,
No. Z, muy cerca parada AZ, Sc
alquila casa nueva, amplia y c6-
moda. Informaran en- la misma,
telefono 1S7 rojo, Santurce. 3-18
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sc ALQUILA en- Infanta Luisa
No. 2, una dos habitaciones
frescas, con vista a La bahia. Fami-
liza respectable. Informara en- la mis-
ma, Apartamento 81. 3-16
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OPORTUNIDAD. Sc vende un
truck marca Ford. Cast nue.
vo., Informara San Agust1n st. No.
"a, Puerta de TERRA. 3-21
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CE VENDEN dos guaguas, Fede-
raj y Day Elder, con sin fran
qulcia. Sc facilita el pago con una
firma
Evening star., 1925-04-05
COLORED HOMES

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
One block Raymond School. few blocks Cen
trail High; 2-story brick. colonial; front and
rear porches rooms, tiled bath: electricity
water heater; toilet and laundry in basement.
large garage on wide paved alley: beautiful
rose garden: $50 monthly income from upstairs
apt. This home pays for itself. Price re-
duced for quick sale. Owner leaving city,
S9.5oo: cash. 81 900 Owner. Col g2I0-J
Evening star., 1925-04-05
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
IDEAL HON /

Near Eastern High School and f. Cap St
rooms, tapestry brick. front porch, double
pOrches in rear: room for garage; hot-water
heat; electricity: $50 cash. and $50 per
month. To inspect. call GLADMAN, Line.
346 }06 Pa ave. Sc
Evening star., 1925-04-05
CHAS. d. SAGER,
Realtor and Builder,
924 18th St. NV.
HISTORICAL OLD GEORGETOWN

HISTORICAL OLD GEORGETOWN
We would draw the attention those discriminating buvers
who seeking the charm quaintness of the old Colonial in
type homes ngs this of properties located
Aristocratc Old Georgetown history dates from the
year l/o and which existed as city for almost half century
before Washington located properties are
tionaby getting and the left will soon
be gone We have quite number attractive homes listed
with and would that you consult before buying and
afford the opportunity call upon you some of
these delightful old properties
DODGE & LIBBEY.
Woodward Bulding-Man $500
SPECIALIZING IN OLD GEORGETOWN HOMES.
Evening star., 1925-04-05
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

: GUUD UPPUNI . MI 7.
Near 18th and Rhode Island ave, 3-story
brick; 10 rooms . baths: double garage; must
be sold. Reduced TO $1l 800. Address Box
456-H. Star office
Evening star., 1925-04-05

Sfl 800.
Brookand detached home, s rooms fire
place; hot-water heat; electric lights; tile
bath: house entirely metal weather stripped
cloSed-in porches large yard and lawn: ga
rage; can give possession; excellent terms
Call GLADMAN. Line. 346 BOG Pa ave Sc.
MASSACHUSETTS PARK.
Evening star., 1925-04-05

CONTINUED ON Vexf FsEs.y
Evening star., 1925-04-05

FOR COLORED.
NEW HOUSES.
2lOO TO PIP End ST. NV.
Open for inspection
every day until 8 pm.
One OF the finest rows OF
houses ever built in the city.
Six large rooms, hot-water
heat, electric lights, full tile
bath, builtin tub; oak floors
throughout; cellar under entire
house; laundry trays; servants
toilet; automatic hot-water
heater; built-in ironing board.
Two have built-in heated ga
RACES.
Very attractive price and easy
terms arranged to suit pur-
chaser.
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-another; joyful, glorious, restful,
beautiful; or. so far as l am con-
cerned, empty and, in that event,
meaningless to you"
HE was silent, motionless, for
a time. Then: How are we
~ going about it, Rudy? You
are to tell me that you love me,
want me. and recite all those ritu-
ais of alteration for which you are
distinguished. That much, Of course.
1 am to measure you and measure
myself. That will be the obvious
program. But there must be some
new notes. What shall it be-"
He guided the car back into the
road, satisfied that the bigger car
that had been ahead of them would
have gone a safe distance beyond.
"You are, in yourself, the one
overwhelming new note" he de-
clared then. "You and the whim
Of you to throw your colors at my
feet and challenge me to fasten them
to my shield-if I can. I've never
experienced that before, from
woman. They've done it, Of course,
but they thought they were furtive
about 1t"
1T don't believe In being furtive,"
she returned. 1T used to be the
fashion, and the custom, 1 know.
But what's the use? Any woman
always knows what another woman
thinks. And every man knows what
his brother wants. They pretty
we'll know what they think about
each other-every woman and every
man. So much has gone wrong in
the world. it seems to me, because
people have always tried to make a
mystery and a game out of the
plain and commonplace. It's more
fun to be honest. If a girl builds
wall around herself she always
leaves an opening that she can
peek through. That's the breach
through which a man may conquer
her. If she's weak. So why have the
wall? I think it's better to stand
rout in the open-better for the girl
/ mean. She can see what's COM
ing at her, then, and he ready for
It ="
so you have decided to put your
arms down and tell me I may have
whatever I can win? Just why. II
it's not asking an advantage, have
you chosen me?"
AS was her way, at times. she
considered this quietly. He waited,
apparently intent upon keeping his
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Beautiful JOANNA MANNERS. q New
York clerk, is advised by MR.. GRAY
DON that some one whose identity she
Is not to know has deposited 81 .Q00, OO0
for her in ANDREW EGGLESTON'S
bank.
with JOHN WiLMoRE. her fance, but
he is determined to earn his own way
as an architect.
AT a brilliant social affair. wealthy
FRANCIS ! BRANDON: the v 1HnpSsNT,ss
HHrx sceS dy 6sT 70 whose BART
ner, RODDY KENILWORTH. rich, ro-
mantle idler. admits he will try his hand
for Joanna. ~
He knows Brandon is the one thing
hhi br sns hangs got large
old painting of girl who resembles
Joanna.
year Of frovolity passes with
Yvonne. at Villa Annette in France and
and still Joanna has not lost her heart
p FRINGE s9E % II aeF a0mirerS-n0' even
John. who has become a celebrity.
arrives in France
While Brandon inspects the structures
festivity, he confesses he cares for her.
but has been waiting for her to find
LADY BETTY WEYMOUTH asks
AS a result of Yvonne's efforts. John
becomes ardently devoted to her and
breaks his engagement with Joanna. She
Though heavy mist fills the air, she
resort at the top of La Turbie noun
follow. A sudden resolve arises in
this.
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Brandon returned. zone mans OBJ
ject is a woman, another's may be
gold. J imagine your nerve would
not fail you in either case"
When Antoine had made turn
with q sureness and a knowledge of
the bank which stamped him as ia
miliar with the road he followed, he
observed:
There are few women in your
world, Master, for whom I'd take
myself or my men into danger. Your
women are playthings. That's why
we don't let ours initiate them"
The lamps of Kenilworth's road
ster suddenly revealed another car
picking it's way slowly just ahead.
Almost at the same moment a disc
of pale yellow light shone through
the mist to be Immediately wiped
away by the gray mass Of cloud
like atmosphere.
What was that?" Joanna asked.
1.-The lighthouse at La Turbie viii
iage," he replied. Queer necessity,
isn't it? A light house to warn
travellers on mountain road!
While the dim radiance cast its
sickly illumination over them Kenil-
worth examined the girl who sat
so close beside him. He saw that
her white throat, on which a single
great red ruby hung, was glistening
In the dampness against the con-
trast of her hair and the black OF
the gown she had chosen to wear.
She had thrown back her head. Her
wrap. Of some plain clinging stuff,
softened at the collar with a ripple
of chinchilla, lay open. Kenilworth
felt for the bank with his front
wheels and brought the roadster to
stop. He reached over and gently
drew the wrap together. bundling Its
collar close about the girls neck.
"It's a treacherous atmosphere.
he admonished her. "One can never
foretell it's next days consequences"
consequences are uncertain
things to make into a prophecy,
aren't they?" she asked.
He studied her a moment, peering
at her through the fog. He saw
the vague shadows lurking in her
eyes, shadows that came and then
evaporated as If they were fugitives
Of the mist that had reached a ha-
ven of brown depths.
Are you wondering" he asked,
what is to be the outcome of-well,
of your invitation to a battle be-
tween us tonight? If you are, 1t is
useless. There will be one thing or
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THE STORY OF A MODERN GIRL AND
4 MILLION DOLLARS

'We'll leave the car near the
road" Kenilworth announced. I'VE
may have to make dash for 1t II
the mist becomes too thick"
Joanna slipped to the ground and
stood close to the car. Kenilworth
stood beside her while he drew off
his overcoat, revealing his domino
of shining white satin. 1t is a fic-
ton at the mountain-top club house
that one must mask, so that all
who go there may be assured Of
their anonymity-if they require it.
Joanna produced from a pocket Of
her wrap her soft black mask, a
strip OF thin velvet that barely
reached the tip Of her nose, with
two almond shaped Sits for her eyes.
Thin silver cords, to be concealed
and fastened in her hair, dangled
from either tip Of the mask. She
held up her face to Kenilworth in
mute invitation for him to fix the
haunting strip of velvet in its place
before they should enter the house.
Her warm breath, escaping partly
opened lips, famed him gently. She
smiled up at him. half drowsily, as
If the faint melodies of passion that
came out from the dance floor had
lulled her senses into g. yielding
tenderness.
Careless Of the tang Of damp cold
she allowed her wrap to fall back
and bare the throat that seemed to
blend into the silver sheen Of the
ghostly moonlight. Twin lights OF
another car-they recognized It as
the one they had left down the road
swung into the yard. The lustre
Of the lamps flared suddenly bright
and, for an instant, enveloped them
In their mist-dimmed glow.
Kenilworth's fingers fingered at
their task Of fixing the silver cord.
His fingers quivered when the short,
gold brown strands of hair slid
among them. Joanna moved closer
to him and rested her hand lightly
on his arm. When he let his fingers
relax. that the night breeze might
blow her hair about them he stared
into her eyes and fancied that they
had widened and that a circle OF
black had formed about the SHIN
mering iris in each Of them.
Then he caught her in a fevered
clasp. She did not draw away, but
reached up and drew down his head
until she could frame his face with
her. two hands Then she LEFT him
rest his lips on hers.
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car safely away from the ledge at
the outer side of the road. At last
she answered him:
ats because you're straight.
Roddy. Straight, according to your
standards. You've never fooled me,
nor concealed your desire Of me
since that night at Yvonne's, back
in New York, when asked You to
wipe Johns accusing kiss from my
lips with a warmer one from yours.
knew enough then, thanks to what
I'd learned of men, to realize by the
feel of your arms that you would be
determined to hang me up, II you
could, with your other trophies-as
you would any woman who'd make
herself interesting to you. And
you've never tried to deceive ma
You've even amused me, tremen-
dously. Now I'm wondering If. after
all, haven't been deceiving my
SELF
She paused but Kenilworth did not
speak. He thought she would go on,
and presently she did.
John has done a big thing. When
his opportunity came to him he went
up, up like we are going now,
through the mist, straight toward
the end OF beautiful rainbow. He
tells me I've been just a fizzle-and
suppose he's right. His pride and his
triumph doesn't fit in with his loving
me because, he says, I've wasted my
time gliding the clouds with tinsel.
Betty Weymouth is convinced I'm
not worthy of Teddy Dorminster
who's not like you. Roddy, because
he wants to marry me. I suppose
I'm not worthy of whoever it was
who gave me my money. for he has
never revealed himself. So 1t may
be that I'm worth only the kind of
thin L you've been wanting to give
me-the sort Of thing you gave
Yvonne.
when 1 was twenty-seven of the
silks I was what l thought It was
smart to behold enough to let ev-
erybody know I was a girl. that
enjoyed being a girl. unashamed to
take everything dared accept out
of unfettered girlhood. Perhaps
short skirts and scarlet lips and too
much knowledge OF things as they
really are does spoil a girl inside
as much as some people say they
do outside. Go ahead. Roddy, and
find out for me. I'll fight you like
the devil, but / want to know II
you and what you represent can
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-08
BY III. L. Gates
CHAPTER XXI
The Challenge

mi WO cars crept upwards along
the tortuous road that
- climbed the mountain. Kenil-
worth's red roadster, with it's master
at the wheel and Joanna settled
snugly beside him in the single seat,
glided silently from the streets Of
Monte Carlo into the shrub-lined ave-
nue. that narrowed gradually until it
became barely more than path
sloping sharply toward the summit
of the hill Ahead of them, Bran
don. muffled in tweeds, covered by a
black domino, sat beside an evil
heavy owled Monegasque, who
steered much larger car than Ken
ilworth's. The purple mist, hued
vaguely now that the twilight had
gone, blotted out the lights of town
and villa, which on moonlight nights
make this road UP La Turbie one Of
the most beautiful drives of Europe.
zone who climbs the hill tonight,
Master, must have a steady nerve
and purpose" said the Monegas
Que, who guided the car in which
Brandon rode.
eff the purpose is worthy of the
nerve, the effort is worth while"