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A queer contortion by a member of the Yala-Harvard athlete in the recent contest in Lagtton bei tween Yale Harvard and Oxford Cambridge. The British competitors won handsomely.

The

Melody Girl.

By RUTH DEWEY GROVES.

Author of "The Innocent Cheat,” etc.

MEGIN HERE TODAY.

Beryl Harden Trauma kon

Tointy felt that she was turning

He

was as

to him for comfort and understand- ing as she had so often before.

1t was subtly flattered.

་་ས ། though the sensed this in overy- || thing she said to him) Irene cou- sidered herself for inferior to him in faithfulness nad leyalty. She! was a leaf in the wind. She had said that one stormy day when they drove through a barren wood svỷ and the dead leaves scurried over

the road. She was like that white!

y when she would return or whether, cloud fading away overhead; helps! car she would ever come back.

jess against strumper forces,

10 help her forect her hogerleen love for the that last evening they hatt Tommy Wien who fa engaged to her half- ||

her failings until her day, the She fine about with Frentes put together the thought that is at endly, wistfully, Irene

kral manages to win him away from là xy), ¦

Irene Jenit that be is rich a few weeha more she would no meckuess stirred pity in young After listy marriage they depart fue es longer he Prentiss wife had held Toms lord's weiern home. Tamanty drink heavit, his attention, od never seemed to: Heve that girls should be told all and it had stirred There are boys who do not bo-

loves his Jute and Johan evil companions. him: Gaylord Retyl catches cold while trying to bad him (24

to urge him to leave his wine Tommy anything but a usurper,

sociates. Her thrust in affected and her alaging days are inded. Where Toromy

back to college,

Irene unerwin weki Ferntica over An affair with Derry Mend and comes

Prentin kracza of it wohl Arrives

Trefin tries to Due in Derry's ear. There an arcilont in which we sutured.

Jury!

CHAPTER XLV

wanted to

their thoughts and Tommy was our

16

Ile had expected without ques-lips, when she seemed to say in Since her return to the east be of them. Tommy held the image of tioning that his old companionship every look, every gesture, "Tommy centizen Beryl snertüre in reforms and goes had told himself that his fuck of

a saintly mother in his heart. with Trong would be restored. please he was going to do motion on seeing her again was Amantha Wilson, dying, had taken whether they would be sweethearts sompihing bout it. dne to anger. He wanted very much į with her the chance of destroying he had not, for his part. decided. From

And he did not want to do hny-: Sbe. pitempi to win, back Ponomy's Hosp. to explain this in some satisfactory her son's illusions about her as livit hadn't seemed necessary to come thing about it. He just wanted to || Irena plays a secret mentine with Derry, bel Only an explanation that aling mothers may

do. To Tommy to way. the #t

decision about it.

let matters drift. condervants Just us, Berez denounces [roge, as a lowed him to betlove, he still loved the was a sweet and fragrant mem- bextileen gold-digger. The mess Fight drone was satisfactory.

But after she was gone he asked Tory. No sex that claimed her could himself what he'd been thinking of,

Beryl thought he might want to Taming Was

really an idealist ever fail entirely of his respect. Meantime Tommy in wondering whether be He didn't want to fill out of Javn

anyway? Perhaps she might have talk to her about Irene and she had till loves Irene. He scurta

stayed if he'd asked her to. And if avoided him. What could she tell from a parts one night. A telegram arrited as did so many young propte. He And there was Bery), Without she came back would he urge her him. There was only her mother's to love as a poet and to re-knowing it Tommy based his then not to go away a second time? explanation that Irene had gone to member forever. It was disappoint opinion of girls fargely upon his what was the mutter with him? Oakdale on business. Tommy would ing to know he could feel coldly knowledge of Beryl. She, it was, Gaylord Prentiss was out there in think she was ovnaive. She had White Gaylord waited at the toward Irene.

who had taught him to respect Oakdale. He ought to be burning her own ideas, of course, but she hospital for the moment when The rekindling of his affection himself. But from many doctors would know whether Irene as the days passed nude him think had leared will be others heup with jealousy. Why wasn't ho could not give them to Tommy as was to live or not Tommy Wilson better of himself. Perhaps he Larkin that the town folk did not burning up? Was he so sure of facts. The situation to Beryl was

not retie, so sure she sat-sipping hot chocolate in the wasn't so fickle after all. Tommy share that respect. He was

loved him and fust what it had been when Irene married Gaylord, except that now Everett living room.

"ne'er-do-well," a

"onfer, would return to

ehe did not fear it would plunge There had been a benefit party

Though they tid account.

not still

Tommy could get nowhere with Tommy into dissipation or worse. at a neighbourhood gathering place

times naturally, call him these names the scars

and deliber-There was no doubt in her mind and Beryl had attended it to repre- when he mulled over the prospect which the scathing epithets had left perplexities

ately turned to other thoughts. that Tommy still loved trene. sent the Everett family. Itor mother of telling Irene frankly that he nu still remained. He could not deny Love had been everything to him whether Irene had returned to Gay- was still avoiding her friends as longer cared for her. That would that they were justified to a great at one ilun but that was over lord was a subject which concerned much as possible and meant to con- be paying her off as she deservest, extent but coming as they slid when now. A man had other persuits. only Tommy and Irene and Gay- tinue doing so until she could an- But then he had to ask himself if he was frantic with the vision of He had to think of making good in lord. It could have nothing to do nounce that Irene was again with he could get away with it, or if he Irene in another man's arms tor-the world. Love he must have but with her. her hostinnt in Oakdale. Mr. Ever would regret it later,

turing his mind, they had come there were other things to keep in Beryl had plumbed the depths of 'ett could never be persuaded to go

And arn't it discreditable for close to making a lasting qutlawmind. him to think of paying Irene off? of him. to such affaira.

hopelessness. She'd be glad it Even getting married wouldn't be Tommy had let Irene go-glad for home at the suggestion of Mrs. had happened. How could he make now. While the lash of criticism boy he had been when Beryl had him return her love.

Tommy had come to take Beryl She was not responsible for what The scars were growing fainter the same now. Tommy was not the his enko-but It could not make Everett who wished people to aa She'd laugh at him. No,

her belleve he didn't care for her?

er?at this time would have burned interfered and broken up his elope- cinte the two together

Irene them raw they grew fainter with ment with Irene. so they would think less of the attention wouldn't laugh. Beryl would laugh

ugh praise.

Funny he thought he'd aver Beryl raised her cup of chocolate Tommy paid Irene.

if you told her anything she didn't

to the point where he had no hard feelings about it at all. to her lips. She'd been restless and fill with teara, Who'd believe there

·

Refreshments had been

served

concluded.

There Were

il

Of course. If Irene should re- turn-

Wout character was not yet forgive Beryl for that, but now hef believe but Irene's blue eyes here could stand alone, unmoved by the He'd been pretty fresh all right to feverish all day Even hor eyes felt when Tommy arrived, 40 Bery were girls like Irene in the world? attitude of his fellowman toward think of getting married, kid that hot and dry. asked him to come into the house Minybe there wasn't another one him. Thus he found Ireno's homage he was then. Could it all have hap when they reached there and gave, ile'd be sorry all the rest of his life both soothing and stimulating. Ho

pened

ago?

Tommy started to speak. Ho was

words were out they were inter-

hin a pot of chocolate and some if he burt her now when she apdid not know that while it is po8. | your only last spring? Less than a thinking of freno again. Refore file

fruit cake.

we are

to despise those who love us Maybe he'd better talk It over

rupted by the long, loud ringing of

. (To be Continued,)

Tommy appeared to be preoccu.eared to need him as she'd neversible to prone to like those who with Beryl now, She'd any of course the door ball.

aveded him

him before. plod. How could Beryl guess that: Ireno, seemed to realize now it was calculus that occupied his what a nuddle she'd made of her pect us. He did know that he that he shouldn't get married for enjoyed Ireno's company. She made years. No doubt she was right. even talk about him feel important, as though he Well, he wasn't so eager about get- He had asked about it without sobbin

would some day be a real figure inting married any more. He could Tommy thought about the many the world.

waft.

mind? She assumed lie was think-life. She coming.

MASSAGE HALL MRS. S. UZUNOYE

ing of Irene. her alster on the way home.

Tommy bad underscono a curious times trone had said, "I've learned When Irene dropped" súddenly Tointoy reasoned vaguely, but un. experience. He had found himself my lesson," or in oven sadder tones, out of his life and he did not know derneath his conscious thoughts ho unable to analyze his feelings when "I don't know how I could have that he would over see her again knew that when he why with 87, Queen's Road Co., 2nd floor, ho learned that Irene, had gone to done such a thing. Oh, Tommy, he could not say how he was af-Irene, when her eyes bestowed the Oakdale and no one could tell him must have boon crazy 1”

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