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with a steely brightness, I'm
gladr
MuriIIo thought he would shut
her out from all the sparkle of
HEe2 He would deny her gayety
and youth and all the Intoxicating
sweetness of love? Would he?
She pressed her burning cheeks
against the window pane, hearing
his menacing: You'll be held
permanently" She answered
with a desperate. frightened
swiftness: "No, won tT'
Sandy Virtually a Prisoner
The typewriter came. Sandy
said to Ida: "Win you let me put
this in your room? I'm afraid the
tapping win disturb Mr.. Murillo.
Besides, ] don't want him to know
I'm learning. He doesn't believe
in girl having such hobbies"
Ida looked at her with that
peculiar compassion: ''Yes-you
put 1t here"
Sandy began to practice. The
moment Murillo left In the morn
ing she began. After a few hours
her back ached. She was filled
with resentment. But she kept
at It, taking pleasure in the
pain.
At the end OF week she knew
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NoU Go On With the Story

would you like coming back to
him? You'd be forced to it. +"
She bit her fingers against her
mouth. wanting to rush over and
beat against the walls; hammer
with her bare fists against them
furious and helpless.
Introspection
"Held--PERMANENTLYg' He
smiled when he said that. lie
gloated about It.
She thought frenziedly: why
did he marry me? He likes crush
ing me-"
Why did he choose her, know
ing that she was high-spirited and
brazen-a laughter1oving thing?
He had taken her instead OF
Marjorie Lopez whom Beatrice
wanted. Marjorie was gushing,
demure. submissive girl. She
would have piously taken orders:
given MurilIo the servile adula-
ton he craved. She would have
exalted his ego; puffed him up
with feelings Of complacent mas
tership.
Why had he preferred a scot
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SANDY Concentrating He Ne Move in ng to Free ersel from

That III these arms dreamily
down sea OF flowers
She let herself daily with those
images of herself and Ramon.
She sat in Ida's room, the win
dow on level with the garden
and flushed exultantly. recalling
the fervor in his sunny eyes
She read and re-read his letters:
You don't want me to come.
SAndy2 Yes. you do! Why not?
What harm can you do me? I'm
not a boy. and want to come.
/ think of you continually as You
stood there in the dark. II I
could only be little sure that
you came because OF feeling
for mea feeling even one-tenth
as strong as mine for you! ]
love you. / recall the moment
on the boat when you reached
your hands to my neck. Sandy
you wouldn't take the string of
jade. You didn't want me to
have so slight a. tie as this on
you. But I'm bound to you now
bound by the hands you cl1asped
about me-
Caught by Murillo
She went every day to the
postoffice to get these letters.
She looked forward to Ramon's
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WHO SAID TT
AND WHEN


like . coy maiden, Ease.
when courted most,
Farthest retires-an idol at
whose shrine
Who Oftenest sacrifice are
favored least"
The harder we strive to gain
ease, the less likely we are TO
succeed, Cowper asserts in THE
Task"
Justice discards party, friend
ship, kindred, and Is always,
therefore, represented IS blind"
This is Addison's explanation,
In 1.-THE Guardian" OF why JUS
tice Is pictured as blind.
Few men have virtue to with.
stand the highest bidder"
Few persons can resist tempta-
ton. Washington noted in his
Moral Maxims."
For they say, If money 20 be-
fore, all ways do lie open"
Money overcomes all difficult
ties, Shakespeare recalls in the
Merry Wives Of Windsor"
Good to forgive,
Best to forget"
In La Saisiaz'' Robert Brown
ing advises us to forget. not
merely to forgive.
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visits q subtle feeling stealing
through her thoughts.
one day Murillo accCgted her
= she was coming from the build.
frg: what are you doing here ~
She had two letters, one from
Judith ana one from Ramon IN
her hand. She ci1tched them.
$50 you call here Tor your
Hs made ! grab for the hand
where gl1e held In passionate
terror these letters
Chapter -
sandy 1urched from him, order
ing ia 4 low furious tone: Don't
touch me! Don't move. TIL scream.
I'm bring the whole town on YOU.
DOn't follow mel
He turned gray, inOisture
necling his lips. Sandy, with her
hood pounding noisiiy, hurried
down the block, ducling into the
Office where May ArIiss worked.
ii was an insurance office, the
windows on the level with the
May. shifting ! huge policy
from her typewriter, greeted
Sandy warmly. 'Party.s tomOr
row night, Mac. Coming?'
sOf cOursei / dropped In To
inquire IL I'd been scratched from
the guest Hist said Sandy, ex-
citedly, wondering IL Murillo were
waiting: IL he had pursued her.
White with Anger
May folded the document
There goes your husband she
commented absently. Guess he
saw you. He's coming in.
Where's the dressing room,
May?"
'fonder second turn to your
left.
Holding her breath. Sandy sped
between the high counters. She
reached the door, heard Mays
casual Afternoon, Ben
With snort, lysterical laugh
she pulled open the moist, crum-i
pied letters. The words swan
glowfngIy. She drank them
avidly. then tore the pages to
minute shreds.
Hard. poised, utterly reckless,
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Romance of Girl Who Was Forced Into LOveless'
Marriage by Family That Thought Only in
Terms of Luxury

fling. insolent creature like her
self? Just that he might break
her to his win? That he might
have that oblique pleasure some
parents take In cowing a fiery
child. or a man IN tanning q
spirited horse? Yes--he wanted
to twist her in tWo-make her
scream and bow.
Bound Legally
She flung back her head, keep
Ing the eyes shut till the tears
were gone. But she wouldn't
bow. wouldn't be crushed: He'd
see!
She pulled the blanket from the
bed with short, venomous yanlks.
Crush her! Let him try!
She ruff1ed out the sheets, max
ing the bed with precise. flash
ing speed. Yes: Let him try!
Bob was going to SEND over that
typewriter. 1t would be put in
Ida's room. She would practice
pound on those keys until her
fingers were calloused- become ex-
pert. And then
Fly to the city get job own
herself. Laugh at him-rOar
laughing at him.
She became suddenly quiet. And
Just as suddenly the blood went
flaming, up-up her neck
her lips-l1er temples. All her
life Murillo would hold her! He
would never let her free. Not yet
81, but doomed. Bound legally
no chance to escape
She sank progressively in the
low chair at the window. This
couldn't be-couldn't remain al
ways 50. Something would hap
pen.
Clouds ydense blue. trimmed with
fire-hung low over the distant
islands; the channel waters were
gray. Far out q ship unfuried q
long banner OF smoke against the
sky.
She wished she was on that
ship-wished that she were sail
ing to some remote, unknown.
land. Inconceivable that only
death was going to release her.
She said to herself vaguely: sIt
can't be- How can It be-" And
she became indignant ct Bob
Mcneil saying she hadn't suf-
ficient grounds!
And she planned ways Of trap
ping Murillo provoke him in
public goad him into some terri.
BILE public violence
Her thoughts because reckless
flame and hardness entered them.
Yesterday when Ramon followed
her through the grapevines,
sweeping her in his arms, she
had flushed with guilt as much
as joy. Now she said TO herself
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man to be overplump. 1t Is
crime to see young fellows in
their twenties sitting around in
rolls of fat.
A young man ought to make it
as much his business to cultivate
Drawn and muscle as a young
woman should make it her bust
ness to cultivate curves and
plumpness!
A ''boyish FORM on a girl has
about as much appeal to a man
as soft feminine curves on a
man would have to a woman!
We hear lot about sex appeal
chose days. The stage, the screen
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-03-08
By EIenOre Meherin,
Author of s4Chickie, /" ANN =
Ann and PhiI'' and
Mora Lee"

"URILLO brushed past her. He
1Nx stood in the middle OF the
room. glancing about His eyes
turned to the bureau, resting on
the gIittering mound of jewels.
A slow, cleaning satisfaction on
the curved lips. He took the
little tray in his hand. I'll take
care of these. my dear" swept
the jewels to his palm, smiled at
Sandy and put them in his pocket.
CHAPTER IS
eSDEDEEM them any time you
3 wish NE 1t week, next
month. next year He came up
and smiled I'm Sandy's eyes, let
ting his glance dwell on that pale,
vivid -inhaling sachet. He
knew this little trick of hers
rubbing the powder into the roots
OF her hair. It now made him
smile In appraising amusement.
She looked quietly over his
head: ssI won't redeem them
0RNr. H.
aYou think you'll tire me out.
do you: and Tn back down? I'll
assist you to break the vows you
made? II you hope that, my
dear, you hope In vain"
What do you gain by holding
me?'
His smile curied. .T hold you.
though. don't I? You understand
this now. The gain Is my affair.
But you'll be held':-he backed
to the door, bowed1"PERMA-
NENTLYi Make no mistake
ahuut THAR
He stood . moment staring and
smiling. Sandy pulled the negh-
gee about her shoulders. flushing
at the sudden realization Of its
fimsy transparency. Murillo
laughed Good morning, my.
dearr'
she felt as though her cheeks
were slapped and now singing
with shamed humiliation.
She began talking to herself,
fighting to keep back scalding
tears. ct won't stay here. I'll
20. I don't care"
Her uncIe's words answered:
Where will you go? Don't talk
wild. You can't sponge on Ju-
dith. You couldn't stand that.
She has no money. How much
of her salary do you suppose
Judith is allowed to keep? How
long do you think you could last
In the city without a job2 How
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and fiction are filled with 1t. l
sometimes think one reason we
talk and think about it SO much
these days is because there Is no
little real healthy sex appeal In
physical appearancei
Healthy normal men and women
don't waste time Analysing sex
appeal! They meet, are attracted
to one another, marry and i've
happy, healthy, normal lives to-
gether.
never see or hear any good
big fine looking healthy truck
drivers and good clean rosy
checked, healthy girls wasting
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THE TIMES
DAILY SIX
BY "a. y. WiIberL. M. .

by Al. Ii. Wilbert, III. Al
i. LITERATURE Who wrote
the thrilling pirate-hunting story,
Westward HO,,?
2. HISTORY. Who published
the first newspaper in New York
city?
). GEOGRAPHY. How does the
area OF Persia compare with that
of the United States?
4. BUSINESS. Why are Ameri-
can goods meeting with hostility
in Europe?
S. MANKIND. who IL the
worlds chess chanpion7
s. HUMAN NATURE. What
ii the best way Of getting rid OF
something that Is troubling your
mind?
Answers 10 Saturdays Questions.
/. SCIENCE. Because Italy Is
developing on, q large scale its
hydro-electric power resources.
g. Law. The age at which
minors are capable Of entering
into g valid contract OF marriage.
J, 8. CTVICS. The President OF
the United States.
4. ART. Edward Field Sanford,
s. MUSIC. Antonio Stradivari
1644-173T), born in Cremona, Italy.
6. HEALTH. Heart disease.
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their time arguing and debating
about free love and psyche an
alysis!
Be healthy and you win be
normal and happy.
Don't let some fashion artists
pen pictures of women as shall
low as a wave and weird as a
shrimp and try to, starve and
train down to those illustrations.
The fashion artist herself is
probably as plump as an over
stuffed chair.
Anybody can get by in a dress
suit or q ball gown. It's how
you look In your bath that
counts!
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MUTTON CHOP
A L'ANGLAISE
BY Alice LangeIier

by Alice LangelierI
International News Services Staff
Correspondents
PARIS.
MUTTON chop TAnglaise is
W1 q good Monday wash-day
dish.
Put into q good bouf1lon a
shoulder OF mutton. turnips In
sufficient quantity, q few onions,
two celery stalks, salt, pepper,
cloves and q little ginger.
Let cool thoroughly for three
or four hours and serve with
meat and vegetables.
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WHEN DID TT
HAPPEN?

/. When did serious trouble be-
tween the United States and Chile
arise?
2. When did Captain Cooks
first voyage Of discovery begin?
3. When was an attempt made
to blow up the London Iimes7
Answers to These Questions WIN
Be Printed Tomorrow.
Answers to Saturdays Questions.
1. Samaria was built by Herod
about % B. C.
2. A great earthquake and ddal
wave damaged the coast Of Peru,
May 9. 1877.
8. Direct trade between Rome
and India was established in 80
b. c.
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BY FAY KING

WHILE women are foolishly
w starving themselves down to
points and angles and even let
ting beauty carvers whittle off
extra weight, notice that young
men who ought to be muscular
and lean are so lazy and inactive
they are taking on soft feminine
curves!
There Is no more excuse for a
young fellow loafing around and
taking on f1abby fat than there is
for young woman nibbling so
little food that her arms look like
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steel Orders and her chest is as
fiat as q waffle!
The normal and healthy beauty
Of young woman calls for
curves and the normal, healthy,
good build OF a man should be
athletic and firm!
When a young man is too lazy
to walk a few blocks and takes
instead OF taxing his strength a
little, he Is bound to take on the
unattractive proportions Of a
young Jellyfish!
do not agree with that saying
that nobody loves a fat man."
and 1t is no crime for an older
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What Has Happened So Far
Terms of Luxury

Sandy Mcneil in love with hfe marries Ben Murillo,
rich Italian please her impoverished family Tyranny
by uo and frequent quarrels follow dies at birth
Bob Mcneil her uncle aids in plans for Sandy and her
mother to take trip Honolulu There she meets Ramon
Worth who her life in the surf On the steamer home
he declares his love- Murlo declares he will release
her. Judith Moore cousin tells Sandy love is everything
Muro overakes her as she goes for tryst with Ramon
Follows clash her promise to her sick mother to give
plans for divorce She appeals to Bob for aid in divorce
action and he tells her that she has grounds Sandy de-
teines to make her living When she is leaving the
posoce where she has gone to get her mail she inter
eepted by Murilo who fails to get her letters
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Swift Adventure, Tingling Romance,
and the Thrill Of Young
Love

! she returned. smiling, to inset
him,
Murillo bowed stiffly. I'll
drive you home, my dear
Elm walking. my dearg
he took her arm. Whispered
with menace. Come.
outside she turned on him.
stop pinching mel ! told you
I'm walking.
Give mo those letters"
LET 70 OF my arm. Let go!
You're making fool Of yourself.
Good by. &
white with anger. he followed.
asTIl DRIVE y0u home.
aI'rn WALKING home!
she set quick pace, doubled
IL. noted with differing malice his
charging breath, the clenching d
his fists.
Thrilled with Defiance
The hills were nude and brown
ID the bright. wintry sun. The
water looked 20 clean n its
blue. chilly radiance sandy
swung along. arrogant, thrilled
with defiance. with q hlItie ges-
ture she pointed To hills and
waves: ..Beautiful scene!''
You1I pay Tor this!'
She laughed.
Finally they reached the house.
Great exercise, wasn't IT. a lit
tie ont OF breath, are your for
rot you dislike to walk quickly.
Mrs. Dixon, their next door
neighbor. was just getting into
her machine Sandy bowed cor.
daily. She said to MurillO il IN
undertone: Fetch d smile. You
look like wife heater"
He caught her arm, holding Il
In q wise as they went MP the
steps. He pushed her to tns liv-
ing room.
who il your, correspondent
that you must go sneaking 20
the postoffice for the letters!
no Be Continued Monday