New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
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 Jill Justin. ultra-modern al q, and adorably pretty, starts out on 4 moon-lit night in August, accom- panied by her brother Tony. to at tend q haryet festival in their home town oi Ellison, W. Va.
 They run into an automobile hold op. Jill is kidnaped by bandits, but Is rescued by Jack stuart, who ro- turns her to her home l. ia the old, old story royanped. Jack stops for d visit and remains 10 wed tha lovely Jill.
 Three years pass into the discard, nnllng tho young couple the happy parents of pair of twin hoys and girl Lifn has been very kind 10 them. despite the hard tunes.
 Now comes the Great Event. stuart and Tony Justin buy a tuuS- ,ton min1 and sell 2 fourth interFst In i, for slno .o00 to Pat Sweeney, father Of Mary. whom ho has nick named Mike" d typical tlapper, but a square shooter" a. even her enc mics admit.
 To the StuartS. ttelN wealth ST ms mnitlass. Easy uorey; Instead Q; OF. It seems to have brought dis trust and jealousy. Gildei evils rrl- auown 10 them hstore. now threaten ,le very foundation of their home Enter. inc beau,iful divorced, Nita Eayelle and Francois Le Tart", 'h- dancing man.
 Jill and Ton, accept m offer ot nsncme engagement at q hotel lA pirsburch. Miko Sweeney takes partv of friends 10 witness their premiere. Nita Earelle and Profe~- zor L. Tarte included.
 Nita Eav"llo cntcr'ainS man n her own apartment at tho hotel Trey 1an> of low md marriage. ,NoW co u> WITH THE sToRN
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 NIa EaNell4 laughed so'tiy, but The s)umherols passion that lay broodins in the depths O her hyp- notic eyes 5loNcJ with life.
 Ar" you merely curlous' sin oleried. "or would you r'Hliy like t" know ?'
 "Born." he repled frankly. "0the" prorlcs' love stories always interest me. Your~. think, would he oi special interest,"
 As their rlances met l." ~""mcd 10 soc. or perhaps h. actually sA". tho duil glow in her black y"s hin- die. "a brighten into q living flame that burned ta way through tn ether and into hls very veins, run ming hot through his arteries, H." felt himself rising to his feet
 h Nc. 26i. on the second floor Of the Alph 2reston hotel woman stood before q cheHal mirror. look ing. apparently, al tho exquisite fig ure reflected in the clear glass.
 Eut she saw no reflection. Her eyes. perhaps "nvisioncd it, but her brain vas not working in JuX'aposl- lion with her eyes, Her mind was yle,Ializing q scene photographed on inc brains negative. I seen" that had evolved itself out Of in" ma - trria1s Of hcr o"n logic and tabn- lated sociahiii'y. Shc couldn't en- Is1on that scene with h"r eyes. but she could visualize il on the lens in uer mind.
 How long shc stooi th,rs would I.aNo been difficult for her to h1>" ,old. Perhaps 3n minutes; maNh' half an hour
 II nas the physical ache that finally nakened hor from the semi conscious hypnosis oI hr thoughts she knew from the stiffness of heT knees that sho must have b""H -faudiAg in tho oua position fot many minutes.
 Sll,. too, felt tho craving for q -rir1ulant. tr" -tmuiant of q loN6 that had grown in'o every cr'>lc' ,f her heart and soul into every pbr. Of nar vibrant yourc hoIy-a q ..iinuIant that now Was being d'hle' i.r after four y"ars and nor" o' rl4n. azsimilItiou
 + had become to her tho romr'"'' analogy Of | Iahlt-torm'u- drug faia loss. thai haI been hers so Ions
 WIo or what had taken it from r.yr Wa if another "oman' Or .a- if -.'n. curs. of Easy Money"
 F ror. tb. coming of tba money P.a@ and she had been Happy If ...H others t,t,. boVt,r Hard ti' ptnaI or poverty had seemed, Then u.ff.- -h.r IoNa--aud tb'ir trust,
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