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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-25
La guerra contra la pellcuIa

La ciencia dental eSta ahora ata-
cando la pelicula--la causa de la
mayorfa de los males de la denta-
dtlra.
La pelicula es esa capa viscosa
que I'd. siente. Sc adhere a los
dientes. Los metodos antiques de
acepillarse los dientes dejan in
tacta gran parte de ella.
Esta sc inancha y forma capas
sucias.. He ahi por que rnuchas
dentaduras Sc ven obscuras.
La pelfcula causa tarnbien la
mayor parte de las Intermediates
de los dientes. Retiene las par
ticulas de los alirnentos, que sc
fermentan y forman acidos. Re-
tiene los acidos en- contacto con los
dientes y causa Ia carries. En- ella
pululan los microbes a millones.
Estos, con el sarro, son la causa
principal de la piorrea.
Estos males sc generalizaron
cuando Sc deiaba Ia pelfcula en- los
dientes.
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UNA BANDA DE BULGARos
ATAcA UNA PoBLAcIoN

SOFIA. febaeT0 "a lCabls fran.
eel Dos gEup0s aTmados. com.
pusstos easi sh 81 totaiidad pOr bai-
cares dsstsuados, atEayes6 Ia from
tsFa yugoeslava psnstFando en- Bul-
saFiA y ataeanao Ia pohlael6n dc
siiyaisza.
clnee &c estos faseinsTosos han
siao eaptnFaAos y ios otros al IN
'sutaT huir, fusron heridos y musr-
SO. EntEs est0s dltimos 90 halla el
lsfs es an paFtide. cue % Ia iden.
fGeado cue perteneei6 al Estado
Mayer duEants 81 regimen ds STAN
bounstf.
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80 - YHFuku
uEEM

eon ssa EFpmssa ea sus maEes Zee
psiisisos ds PusFis Eiss tEianfarsz
o. Ia psaaaa sampana sieetoFsi. %
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n2eko rude en- ei ssns ds los eemi-
- psrs en reaiiaa6 IA iEmsasa
mayoria a. Ice eenFfesiHtas no soc
insermsaes ashtasmrats
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A1Mi Sc lie ofrece una prueba
deliciosa que le hara formarse un
1iuevo concepto de 10 que significa
la dentadura irnpia.
Signihca dientes mas blancos,
mas 7limpios y mas firmes, tales
como los tienen hoy nillones de
personals. Observe los resultados
que le traera.
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- tef1 80 feAiaaa ~ tffse4 =
WayoFiA a. Ice esnTresiltas ne soc
infefmsaos ashsasmeats
II HOnIzOAYE
ST cgcUREcE
n aesasl csngFess euzaa Aags
ndo sl ats mas ss ha inslinaae ,
eonesdsr A. indspsndsaeia = Las fi'
hpinaa. HAhia poF 10 msnes IA peb'
pssiivn ds aas nua eoaiiettn de- a.
m6erAtas y FegahilcAnos pEoRFssis-
t.s hgnsss kseho tslunfaT 81 Dre-
ysets. ann caaaae saamps qneaAsa
81 veto prssaeaelai epse nna ans'
nasA ri ps6ximo cenkEesa. no poaEa
ineiinaFss haeia a tn4epsnasaela,
81 eve ahera - mncAo mayef el nA'
nero De republieanos eonaeFsa4ores
PAFsce lmpoaihls aae un con9Feso
Fsruinaments rspsbiiezno haya Dc
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Haga I'd. Esto-Hoy
Entsrese como es que n1illones de personas tienen
ahora una dentadura mas blanca

nueva en- el aseo de Ia dentadura.
Sc ha inventado un nuevo denti-
frico para aplicarlo a diario.
FL nombre es Pepsodent.
El uso de Pepsodent Sc ha ex-
tendido hoy por todo el rnundo,
principalmente por consejo de los
dentistaS.
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Observe los resultados de
Pepsodent

La aplicacion de Pepsodent trae
un concepto nuevo de 10 que es
una dentadura limpia.
Hace algo mas que elin7inar la
pelicula. Aumenta la alcalinidad
de la saliva, que esta aHf para neu-
tralizar los acidos de la boca.
Aumenta la ptialina de la saliva,
que esta ALI para digerir los de-
positos arnilaceos en- los dientes.
Evening star., 1925-09-03
"S1 AND NO MORE"
IS REQUEST TO SON
Rest of Estate of c. A. Nourse Is
Left to Wife in Wili-Other
Testaments Filed.

The will Of Clarence A. Nourse. who
died June IA, has been filed for pro-
bate. He leaves to his son. Thurston
G. Nourse, 81 and no more The
remaining estate is devised to his wife,
Jose C. Nourse who is also TO act as
executrix.
George Field, who died August 81,
left 5000 each TO his brother. Joseph
Field of Washington. and to his sis
ters. Mary Shore and Elizabeth Field.
both of Southell, England. The re-
naming estate goes to his wife, Flora
Field, who is also named as executrix.
BY the terms of the will of Emma
j. Fry, who died August %, premises
319 New Jersey avenue southeast and
certain household effects are given to
her husband, Henry Miller Fry. during
his lifetime. then to the son. Charles
Morton Fry. The husband is also to
have the cash belonging to the estate
and the proceeds OF life insurance. ex
Evening star., 1925-09-03

cept 5000, which goes to the son. The
bonds, Treasury certificate and silver
ware are given to the son. The hus-
band is named as executor.
A distribution of his real estate
holdings is made in the will of David
a. McAuliffe, who died August %.
Premises 3116 Newton street northeast
goes to his daughter, Ellen NJ. Naux;
premises 1926 l. street to another
daughter, Josephine M. Jones; 1851
Newton street to niece. Mary l..
Pinkham, and house, 502 T street, to
granddaughter. Ten acres In Arlington
County. Va. are devised to grandchl-
dren, Kenneth McAuiiffe and Eleanor
j. McAuliffe; and one acre near
Walker Chapel, Va, to son, John J.
McAuliffe. Premises 1886 Twentieth
street northeast goes to Richard n.
and Joseph M. Jones. grandchildren.
The remaining estate Is to be dis
tributed among Ellen M. Vaux, Jo-
sephine NJ. Jones. John J. McAuliffe
and Mary l.. Pinkham.
Evening star., 1925-09-03
PROBE OF RE|MER
CHARGES ORDERED
Legion Committee win Sift
Veracity of StateHents
; of Legion Head.

The executive committee of the
American Legion posts here last night
appointed a special committee of five
persons to inquire into the veracity of
statements affecting the organiza tions
administrative affairs, reputed to have
been started by Charles Reimer. COM
mander OF the Stuart Walcott Post.
The committee. It is said. intends
confronting Mr.. Reimer with the state.
ments. printed in local newspapers.
should he be found guilty of having
made the remarks for puhlica tion, dis
culinary mea sures may be expected.
legionnaires announced. Mai. Wallace
StFeeter was author of the resolution
calling for the investigation.
In the absence Of Comdr. Julius l.
Evening star., 1925-09-03
MAGEE'S INJURIES DELAY
HIS TRIAL FOR MURDER
New Mexican. Badly Beaten Before
Shooting. Too I'll. to Ap-
pear in Court.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
EAST Las VEGAS, n. Mex. Sep
tember 3.-Postponement of the pre-.
liminary hearing of Carl c. Magee,
Albuquerque editor, on the charge
OF murder in connection with the
shooting of John r. Lasseter there
on August 81 was agreed upon yes
terday by his counsel and District
Attorney Chester Hunker until the
EDITORS physical condition permits his
appearance here in court.
Magee was to have been arraiGned
In justice of peace court today
His condition is due to the beating
administered by former District Judge
David j. Leahy. his political enemy.
Evening star., 1925-09-03
WOMAN VICTIM OF GAS.

Son Finds Body of Mrs. Angeline
Haller in Frederick, Md, Home.
Special Dispatch TO The star.
FREDERICK, Md. September a.
Mrs. Angeline p. Haller. 80 years old.
widow of Hemma Haller, at one time
member OF leading wholesale mer-
camille firm of this city. was found
dead yesterday afternoon in the
kitchen of her College Park home by
her son. H. Noel Heller, United States
commissioner for this district Justice
of the Peace Motter decided Mrs. Hal.
Ter had committed suicide by inhaling
illuminating gas.
Besides her soT, Mrs. Haller is sur
vived by the following sisters. Mrs.
A. r. Griff1th, Washington d. c.. and
Mrs. A. B. Clark. Gainesville, Va, and
three brothers. William Byram, Spo-
kane, Wash: Ira T. Byram and Harry
T, Byram, Washington, d. c.
Evening star., 1925-09-03
Sunday Lawn Moving Legal.
,eciaI Disnatch To The star

DANVILLE, Va. September a
Use of the lawn mower on SUNDAY
does not constitute an offense under
the State Sabbath observa nee law, ac-
cording TO a decision rendered by Pc.
lice Magistrate c. X. Carter. who YES
terday dismissed H. M. Chase, sum.
moned by police officer
Evening star., 1925-09-03

Peyser, Thomas j. Frailey. senior vice
department comma nder, presided and
appointed the following persons to the
committee: Gen. w. A. Bethel, Aus
tin Imirio Harlan Wood, j. Thad
Baker and Thomas Walsh. A place
was offered Maj. Streeter but he de-
clined it. as did also T. N Templeton
member of Mr.. Reimer's post.
Evening star., 1925-09-03

which precipitated the shooting in
which Lasseter was killed.
Magee is suffering from internal
injuries. having had two internal
hemorrhages recently, n physicians
report sent to the district attorney
today stated. s..
Evening star., 1925-09-03
Ordered to New York.

Brig. Gen. William NJ. Cruikshank,
recently promoted, now stationed at
Camp Lewis, Wash. has been ordered
to Fort Totten. \. Y. to assume com
mand of the I'd Coast Artillery district.
Evening star., 1925-09-03

Women staff an engineering works
a nd direct A steel company in Greater
London.
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f Hon. Iuez Berga sOstiene que las Cortes...

te, y la ley citada, establecen 10
siguiente. (Se citan).
Sc sostiene por eI demandado
que la acci6n para abatir un es-
torbo pdblico (nuisance), es una
en- equidad, que solo puede ser
iniciada a nombre de los Estados
Unidos, ante una Corte con juris-
dicci6n para OR y resolver casos
en- equidad, no teniendo el Fiscal,
en- representation de Ell Pueblo
de Puerto Rico, facultades para
establecerla, nj esta Corte juris-
diccion de equidad, Y que la fan
"a tampoco podrfa ser pagadera
a Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico sino
los Estados Unidos. Tambien
sostiene ell demandado que la ley
de setiembre 81 de 1922, solo da
jurisdiction concurrente sobre los
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Continuation de la Dag. 81

la materia de la accion ejercita-
da, careciendo de facultades para
conocer de este recurso de injunc-
ton; y que la demanda no aduce
hechos suticientes para determi-
mar una causa de accion.
En- la peticion de injunction ale
ga Ell Fiscal que la presenta por
la autoridad referida por la sec
ci6n %, Tftulo II, de la Ley Ma
cional de Prohibition, en- relaci6n
con la seccion 21 de la propia
ley, y la Ley del Congreso de los
Estados Unidos de setiembre 81
de 1922 confiriendo las Cortes
Territoriales de Puerto Rico ju-
risdicci6n concurrente con las
Cortes de los Estados Unidos pa
ra conocer de las infracciones de
Ia Ley Nacional de Prohibition.
Dichas secciones, en- 10 pertinen-
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Sc DIsPONEN FoNDos

La entrevista celebrada entire el
Gobernador v el DR.. Gomez Brio
so, que fue sumamente extensa,
dej6 complacido este 1ltimo,
quien nos manifesto Immediate
mente despues de haber terminado
Ia conferencia, que habrfan de
disponerse los fondos necesarios
para solucionar ell grave conficto
escclar en- la municipalidad.
mi intenci6n ha sido', nos dijo
el senor Gomez Brioso, "educar
al mayor ndmero possible de estu-
diantes, dando preferencia en- las
escueias, a aquellos que va han
cursado estudios primaries. Yo
creo que los Festudiantcs que han
cstado matriculados en- escuelas
privadas durante amos anteriores,
Y que por cualquier reves de for
tuna tienen que acudir las es-
cuelas publicas, tienen un innega-
bic derecho, va que por vez pri-
n1era acuden usar del servicio
educativo que sus padres y fami-
liares han sostenido, pagando re-
gularmente los tributes impues-
tos."
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CINE LUNA

Episodes y 6 de "Montaraz Ell
Terrible" y tercera aventura de
"Pufios Granel"
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Sc REsUELvE Ell PRoBLEMA

"Mi primer paso para resolver
el conficto escolar, fue el de ha-
bilitar todo ell mayor n1mero de
salones possible, hacienda repara-
clones en- algunos casos bastante
costosas, en- las escuelas de la
rnunicipalidad. Ante ell crecido nd-
nero de estudiantes matriculados,
me dirigf a la Asamblea Munich
pal, siendo aprobada despues de
nj informe, una Ordenanza dispo-
niendo un emprestito por 100000
para solucionar el conficto. Falta
1nicamente la aprobacion del Con-
sejo Executive para dejar este
problema resuelto en- deinitiva, Y
esa aprobaci6n me parece tenerla
segura. La municipalidad no dis
puso sumas extras para instruc-
ca6n municipal al aprobar la Or
denanza de emprestito a que alu-
do, 1nicamente ha .hecho un ade-
lanto de los fondos correspondent
tes instruction publica por con-
cepto del pr6ximo emprestito de
dos millones Y medic de d6lares.'
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SOLARES

NEND0 magnffico solar en- ell con-
dado, parada 80 freRte al trolley
$50 metros cuadrados a $3.50 cash.
Espl6ndida Residential junto al Sa-
grado Coraz6n, Martin Pena 1900
metros solar esquina, apropiada IA
milia numerosa, facilidades para el
pago. Casa concrete Stop 49,,
cinco dormitorios, garage concrete
por $4,000 cash resto hpioteca 8 por
ceinto einco afios. Tengo $4,000 Y
$4,000 al nueve por ciento. $4,000 y
I 5000 al diez por ciento. Tres parti-
das de $4,000, dos de $500, $4,000,
$500 Y $4,000 al doce pOr ciento
para coloear sobre buenas garantfas
en- San Juan, Santurce, Rio Piedras.
Informarin Corral 1710, Santurce.
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CONOSAN. Riedel Co. Berlin
New York Compuesto de KA-
VA-KAVA v SANDALO. Unlco re
medic antigonorr6ico de excelentes
V positivos resultados. Sc vende en-
frascos de % cdpsulas en- todas las
buenaS farmacias. p.
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BLANCHE listed AL VAPOR.
Jose Sierra ha adquirido md
quina "Hoff-Man", que plancha Ia
ropa desinfectandola Y dejandola
nueva. Avise a Allen 1919. Tel.
2O24. P.
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RIALT0

Ell grandioso drama 'Tvioletas I'M
peria1es'
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OUTEN TENGA cantera de pie
dra de cal. escrfbanos y lie da
EemOs la forma como explOtarla
1On POGO costO. NJ. A. Poupart Co.
,SOx 322, San Juan. Representatives.
de The jeffrey Manufacturing Co.
0-13
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oLIMPo

Final de la serie "El Montaraz
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SOLAR. Sc vende uno magnffico
situado en- calle Los Banos es-
quina LOLA 800 m. c. $500. Apro-
v6chese. Informara C. Garcia, Dept.
Interior 9-10
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Ell GObernadOr llama.

Continuation de la Ira. pag.)
NJ
nunciado desde estas mismas CO.
lumnas, sea resuelto satisfactoria-
mente, dando cabida en- las es-
cuelas p1blicas a todos los estu-
diantes matriculados.
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CERTAMEN, -GRATIF9CACION.
Obsequiaremos con $40 perso-
Ina que envfe ell nombre mas propio
para nuestra tienda de mercancfas,
quincalla, ferreterfa, calzado, ropa
hecha, muebles, etc Mayol v Alers,.
San Sebastian, p r. 9-21
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VEA ESE SOLAR: Para tres ca
)" sas, almac6n grande, fabrica,
etc. Cabida 975 metros, colinda con
la estacion de Talleres y ell Edifi-
clio del Telefono. Sitio de gran por-
venir. P. o. Box 1924, Sau Juan.
o-2S
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FL PARAGON, taller de encua-
dernaci6n. HacemOs fndices, me-
todos, Iibros, PROTOCOLS etc. Traba-
jos a domicilioA. SERVINGS mues.
tras. EuestroA empleadOs est8n ga
rantizados por medic de tarjetas
de Identification. Para mas infOr-
mes J. M. Pintos, Box 191, Catafio,
PR. 9-22
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CARIBE


Ell drama ''El veloz Reporter :
por VIM. Fairbanks v ell segundo
episode de Punos Granel por
Bennie Leonard
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pUPHAJE propio para profesores
Y estudiantes de Santurce Lati-
mer 3, parada 90 muy cerea High
School. Habitaciones frescas Y Co
modas. Comidas sanas. Informes en-
la misma. GIG
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IMPERIAL

Thomas Meighan en- "El Taram-
bana"
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AnunCiOsCI CIasifiCadO S
MISCEL4NEAS
ENpREsA nn MUDANzAs. q

Ni'Rt,SA DH MUDANZAS. -Si
son haccr una mudanza rapi-
da, eeonf'eica con ahsolnta garantla
de sus ,uuebles, llanr al 1872 azul,
Santurco y serd atendlo eficazmen
te. i.
F.XCELENTE Oq0RTUNIDAD.
Desea uSted doblar su dinero en-
breve tempo ganando espl6ndido
beneficio mensual en- su capital? Sc
haga socio en- un negocio de expor-
taci6n para los Estados Unidos de
Drodueto pertorriqueno que tiene Ia
supremacfa del mercado, aportando
cuatro o cinco mil d0lares para
agrandar el negoeio No hay peli-
gro de p6rdida, al contrario pros.
pecto de una fortuna en- breve ITEM
po. Escriba al Apartado GIL, San
turce para informes. Z.
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VICTORY GARDEN

Episodes y 10 de Gel Tren
Rapido''.
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HALLACAS VENEZOLANAS, las
leg1timas, de venta en- Barcelo-
ma No. 10, Stop 167a. Preparamos
biscochos para bodas, pavos trufa
dos sanwiches, etc. Haga sus pc
didos tempo. Informaran telefo-
no 1872 azul. Santurce. 9-24.
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She shrank from meeting him
again.
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md. The sun made lights in her

hand. The sun made lights in her
hair.
Seeing this and the plea unspoken
or her lips. his heart burned. He
crept upward. put a hand an each of
hers. pressing them into the wet
sand. "Chickie-listen: I can't do
this. Must I? oh, Chickie. this is
murder. This is killing a thing in
us that has a right to be. No matter
what you say is right or wrong, this
is an unholy thing to do"
Don't, Barry; I can't stand this.
You don 't-Oh. please!' She low
cred her head, hiding it against his
9fm.
He gave up then. He pushed his
hair clean from his forehead. shield
ing his face from her. After a long
while he said. heavily. a thing that
froze her to the soul: Maybe you're
right. Maybe it ought to end
now"
She wanted to cry out: bind him
fast TO her.
But she held her heart breaking
I'm her hands and watched him go.
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him, put her head on his shoulder,
wiping her eyes with his hand:
'Chickie. don't! Tell me anything
else we a do. This seems frightful
to me. It's cowardly. We love each
other. That ought to be enough. I've
said this-I've told you. AMI now,
after all we've said-after Ill we've
felt
Her thought melted. a warm
anguish flowed through her veins.
She felt the sun. streaming about
them in a flood, hot, overpowering.
She wished that she might die there
in his arms; make him hold her
so until the life went from her. She
said weakly: You won't go-Barry."
no-leave me now?"
He answered bitterly: you're
crueler than /, Chickie. You don't
know it. But you arel'
The grimness of his mouth hurt
her. She began to tremble. swept
by her terrible pity and longing.
She put her hands against him, the
blood tanning in a hot tide from her
heart. She was afraid and whis-
pered family: OH After a mo-
ment. you better go"
TO Be Continued
Copyright. King Feature SyndicateD
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Nv
The Parting.

n HE didn't think that he would
go-never dreamed that he
~ could mean 1t.
When she saw him coming up the
path, dressed for the train. snappy
and buoyant i'm gray suit and knitted
tie. she stole from the porch along
the path leading to the hill top. She
heard Jonathan's astonished: "Why
lad-going?" And his answer: Yes
I've got to. Tufts sem word. Is
Chickie around?"
Jonathan called. Then Barry.
knowing perhaps, pushed through
the shrubs and overlook her.
She saw his face: there was no
buoyance In 1t.
Lord, Chickie-don't you even
want to say Goodbye"
80 you're going, Barry? Oh
really
The vital. impetuous face boxed
at her In hot, silent accusation. us
there anything else for me to do? !
don't see it,"
You're cruel"
You force me to it."
A little hysterical laugh: Barry.
you think just distance will make
any difference? 1t won't to me-!
OH can't make myself stop now >"
He said with passionate contempt:
We'll. it's safe. Chickie!'
She turned against the sap,ing
tree. covering her ace with her arm.
He came over and turnel her to
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IVIT ~ Ddht w Nv btt,
GO ON WITH THE STORY
BY EIenOre Meherin

He answered with a short, rough
breath: "No-life Is hard"
why do you say that?"
1T isl" And he was still search
ing here eyes, bending down to her
he drew her to him, his heart
humping. 1t knocked against her.
TITS hard. Chickie! I love you.
Lordee! I love you"
The pallor of his drawn face, so
uear to hers held her motionless.
AS much as that, Barry? Do you
really?"
"Chickie-oh, Lord!'
She put her hands-both of them.
hard against that furious pulsing.
She gave a little astonished cry. He
wound his arms about her, holding
her rigid. She said GREATNESS: mo
don't"
But he moved his lips over her
face. He said harshly: "Chickie-
what are we to do, Tell me. Lordee.
Chickie, what are we waiting for?"
She shrank from him; sank to the
sands, burying her face In her arms.
A terrible weakness that throbbed
and half tainted passed about her.
He let her cry. After a while he
came over, kneeling beside her. He
took her hand gently with a quiet:
rs this the way you feel about me,
CHECKER"
"Barry-you break my heart"
FIe stared at her, his young mouth
grim and reckless. "Why? Because
I love you? Is that such an awful
sin? What have I done that's so
terrible, Chickie? Let you see that
| love you-that 7 want you now
and not some day that may never
come? What's awful about that?"
He laughed bitterly. 1--WE have no
right to want each other. Moore
isn't ready! I haven't the money!"
From the depths of a throbbing
~suffocation she pleaded weakly:
Don't talk like this, Barry. Oh,
you mustn't"
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But | feel like this. Chickie. This
is the way | feel, l can't stand it
that's ALL"
A deathly chill wrapped down
over the pressing heat. She took
his face in her hands. Then it isn't
love, Barry
Little, bitter movements went
It's the devil"
r. is hand as he helped her to
III her feet was like ice. The
IL look on his face so gray and
still frightened her. He said moth
ing at all. When they reached the
cottage, he turned to her a mo-
ment, a look %beseeching and anx-
ious like a prayer in his eyes.
He waited till she crossed the
porch. She heard his steps going
down the gravel path. She lis
tened, fearful, as to some compelling
and terrible music that in its grow
ing faintness carried her heart from
her.
She lay awake that night. the
look Of drawn suffering on his face
passing again and again before her
like a pale, unhappy ghost.
Suddenly she sat up, the night
air blowing chill o her bare
shoulders. She remembered with a
stab of terror that she had turned
from him hastily when his eyes
caught her with that look Of eager
pleading. And he had gone without
saying a word.
With the memory. q wildness
swept through her. she saw her
self stepping from the bed. running
down the gravel path--calling him
back, Juggling at his sleeve-holding
him.
Overpowering fear crept about
her. What could he do? Where
a he? She wanted to get up and
go stealing to him. If she had only
put her arms about him. If
she had only phispered softly. hold.
ing his head against her heart.
She wanted to do that. She
would 10 1t! The longing and the
pity of the afternoon came over her
faint and hot.
Then she heard his voice low and
harsh: What are we to do.
Chickie? Tell me that"
She covered down in the bed,
staring at the thousand stars glow.
ing with quiet silver in the dark
bosom of night. Oh-he didn't mean
that-he was excited-he was un.
nerved-
He would take 1t all back in the
morning. The sun would be out.
They would dash into the cold
water
She put her arms over her face,
closed out thoughts-closed out
echoes. They dropped into her
heart. heavy and alive. They
stormed there.