San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-16
The Making Of
a Husband
Ann Lisle's N e ~
Phase of Jim and
An7ae's Marital
Adventure
Chapter 110.
BIZ ANN Isle

copyright. 1925, King Feature Syn, Inc.
In looking back on the great biz
card, Il seems az IL IL did more to
cb.rr. a.. .. - ;,s
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"Ves tnan any otner outer clrcum-
stance whose work / have ever OBJ
served.
,r, :
ou'otanaihs conuition
Jeanles awakening. Instead OF con-
tinuing to think herself in love with
Nicholas Perry, she began to realize
that he had been little more TO her
than her weapon of revenge upon Pat.
And her greatest fear was that she
might be under an obligation TO de.
vote herself to him because he got his
hands frozen in her service.
While Nicholas Perry, tacitly con-
Tossing his affection for little Arlette
Valleau, also confessed that he had
amused himself with Jeanne, enjoyed
her condolences concerning Pat and
Brooke De Courcey and hadn't the
courage to "break her heartr by tell.
ing Jeanne that he didn't really care
for her.
I left this situation high and dry
TO 20 and minister to Jim who had
been roughly handled by the blizzard.
And from Jim in turn there came a
confession, when he said:
Sometimes I wish / could make
you utterly dependent on me-make
you silly and irrational and absurd
and helpless-instead of SO darn eff
ficicnt!"
1t was just when had confessed to
Jim that L am dependent on him for
the greatest thing in the world-bap
piness-that Jeanie summoned me to
talk to Arlette Valleau over the tele-
phone. And Arlette insisted or add.
ing herself to my already oyerfiowing
household!
Arlette walked into nv bouse M the
particular moment when + was nron
ping Jim IN in a big comfortohle
chair in the studio-thcro 10 ID HE
convolescinp in neoco and ,r;o, Tho
peace and onietn never mater;o,;.ed
For as COT The Last n,sh;or 49,.
Jim,s Co. 81 Ia th. 10 . en unues
b;s Laos Toraso,,. o; ~ hs,ia arounu
The front hall. WIN D'io"eu iroii
@u a, - " IL so..
q 81. r. w uoc.or man una mere
+ i MS paueht ne snaii SEE
nase ,nlk 10 MIN iirst pcfore ne snail
~ 70 fer,y.
Al. orIeu' ana IN tne doorway i saw
roa ioVeliest patriarcnai old gentleman
L nave Deheld since dear Father An
orew Hyland passed on. Something
iinpeiied me TO go forward and greet
MIN as II we were old friends, and
when strong hands grippcd mine and a
rich voice spoke, / knew that 1 had
found real friend:
IL am DIR. Wills, said the fine old
chap quietly. "And 1 hone I've taken
my fine show shoe tramp cross lots
in order TO visit long neglected. re;ob-
bors and not 10 trent any natients
The rich voice roused lin, 10 coli.
"Howdv. Doctor wits All Won
need do for tbis not;ont l. &c ~,
a band-sboke. md tben ro,, 90, 90
nm m Perry Nv Wife NJ H. -
son bere-Got mo around IN a ;;Sty ;.
.TJcr smile orabt co ,ha,, III ;to
frost biteq in Tho ne;ahhorhoo,i .
smiled The dnctor and then ha o ao
Tim HE ronucStod "n mroscr;n+;nn sa, say
followeJ mo rn,to;r, 81 N;nboIo. par u
rvs bedside D'' ~ -'""'
Inst a. We ,,ortod I'm ,bo ,.o;r.
beord n cleor yoJoi md ,bon sho
front door yyas ;erLed oncr h,, 10
nov snd rlettc VoIioaI, nonco lie
;nr in like n snow snrite saw ,
tahlenu follovod bv = Lo,o;aosc"r;c
chance " ''e'p'1
Trace h,oclod Ar,o+,o,s notb for
n momsnt Sbe reachpd nm p twnoted
his WHISPERS and tLcn slinpcd nv him
;nto tbo Joorwor , ~ The S studio and
I Stoned iryoiunt, r;ly While what
foIlowed waa nbotooranbed on NV
m;nd woo p"0'Os pn'N va '
lin, ,ooLoJ nm HE foco ,c.J,oved
1bon Il yros fairly ;iJum;r.tc no no
cr;sd hroothIessir
"T;ttie Ariette' Js u reoIIv youy
Won iont zoo God 70 ba +rne .
Tho child started forward. fell on
b.r Lnens ~ u;r's viJo lifted his
hend and 20 rr;eJ Il 10 her Inns Sbe
,anr.i .onnth;ng I could ne; hear
Ard thor che fairly t|nnled back with
~ ' strangost ioot on bpr foca Eaya