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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER *14.
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FaJr weak will find Savannah the rendegrous of peo
ple from two states. Georgia and South Carolina. It
will be the State Fair’s biggest season, following the
linking of two great commonwealths by the Savannah
River Bridge. Much has been done to make It the
South’s leading exposition.
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Georgia crackers will be hosts to Carolina sandlap-
pers. Residents of the Eftpfre State will receive am
bassadors of the Palmetto State. Interests of the two
peoples will blend in a united program of education,
cultivation and conservation. Departmental exhibits
will furnish ample opportunity for exchange of new
ideas in all branches of farming.
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The entertainment features, a potent factor, are clean
and varied. Harness races, horse show, auto races,
historical pageant of 500 people, fireworks, grandstand
vaudeville, band concerts, aerial roller coaster, and
midway attractions will combine to moke a premier
amusement program.
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prove instructive and
. By Ethel Hneston
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Copyright by the Bobbs-llerrlll Co.
SYNOPSIS
PART ONE
CHAPTER I.—At a merry party In
the studio apartment of Carter Blake,
In New York, Jerry Harmer, Prudence’s
daughter, meets Duane AHertom
wealthy idler. He becomes alightly in
toxicated, and Jerry, resenting his as
sumption of familiarity, leaves the
party abruptly.
CHAPTER JI.—The story turns to
Jerry’o childhood and youth at her
borne in Den Moires. Only child of a
wealthy father, when she ie-twenty she.
feels the call of Art, and her parent*,
with some misgivings, agree to her go
ing to New York to study,
CHAPTER III.—In New York Jerry
makes her home with a Mrs Delaney
(•‘Mlmi”), an actress, who, with The
resa, a painter, occupies the house.
Jerry takes an Immediate liking to
Theresa, .and the two become fait
friends.
CHAPTER IV.—The friendship be
tween Jerry and Theresa, who is ec
centric but taleqted, grows. Jerry
poses for Theresa’s masterpiece, "The
Ocean Rider.’’ Allerton calls on Jerry.
The girl, recalling his conduct at the
etudip party, refuseg to see him.
CHAPTER V.—At a * hotel dinner
Jerry sees Duane and Is conscious of
his admiration but refuses to change
her attitude toward him. Jerry be
comes convinced she has not the ability
to become an artist and offers her ex
pensive painting equipment to an al
most penniless girl student, Greta Val,
who cannot understand her generosity*
A painful scene results.
CHAPTER VI.—Jerry, with Theresa's
help, convinces Greta of her good In
tentions, and the two girls "make up.”
At a party Jerry again sees Duane,
‘‘Everybody'* out. You’re tho flnrt one
home. I don’t what te be elone.**
Jerry, with her usual wlllIngneM
to please, followed along into her
alttlng room Ih the rear of the narrow
hall, an effective room, which Theresa
found unbearably stuffy, tyit Into
which Miml fitted to nice perfection,
•11 shaded llghta, wltly great bronse
burners of pungent Incense, oriental
bangings, sllkan cushions. ^
“Sit here, ^dearie, In this light,. It
just suits you,” Mlmt said absently,
from force of habit, tucking a cushion
against Jerry’s shoulder aa aha had
-Of course not. She iWeil nobody any
thing. Wb took this house together;
but she has always, borne the expense
-Oh, Hello- the Said. -You Startled
Me a Little."
done » hundred times before. 'Tin
frightfully upset. You don’t intad my
troubling you; do'you?' You are so
soothing - *
“Not a bit. I like It,” Jerry spoke
with truth. She loved being wanted.
"But I hope it isn’t a real trouble.
and will qot rrcognlxe him. Thereaa i j ug f a little attack of
hint* that Jerry should go home, and
promises her a "present."
(CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK)
October 26^o31 5 A
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CHAPTER VII
And Jerry Saw Prudence
Jerry left Almee at the entrance 10
Reilly’s alley, hurriedly let herself into
the bonso, and started up the stairs
Sflmf m a cigarette and sank among f i aUj? htCr.
the cushions on the chaise longue,
putting a cloud of smoke about her.
With the light’on her face, Jerry could
see that she was ghastly pale beneath
the creamy layers of rouge and pow
der.
"Tt's Theresa.” Her voice sounded
almost Irritable.
"She works too hard," Jerry assent
ed. • “We must take her In hand, and
make her spare herself a little. I
final happiness, -but understanding
Theresa with the cold but kindly band.
“Oh, that la why she said good-by,
and kissed me,” .Jerry whlepered
"That’s why she said she would—give
me a present—”
Miml Caught upon tho words hope
fully. -A present I Theresa said ttf
Come, quickly.”
They ran feverishly down the hall
to Jerry’s room -and reached for tit#
button, Mlml’s hand ahead of Jerry’s,
flooding the «room with light. They
•aw it instantly, standing out vivid
and bright in the small room, propped
upon tho piano against the wall, The
resa’s parting gift to the one who had
most desired her—the "Ocean Rider,”
a tumult of green and white.
; Jerry stood before It, sobl lug pite
ously, twisting her hands together. f
"Oh, Theresa, how could you?” sbo
wept. And then, remembering Miml,
tried to stifle her emotion, to bo
quiet, self-possessed. "She—she wasn’t
unhappy about it,” she stammered
weakly. “She was quite gay. She
laughed at me and kissed me—” Her
voice broke on the pitiful words. "Per
haps—she is really getting—rested, as
she said.” • :
“Come on back,” said Mlmi. "It
makes me nervous. I never liked that
picture. There is something so—
dettant—about It.”
They sat down opposite each other,
stiffly, Jerry in the great chair, Miml
lighting another cigarette as she lay
tense and rigid on the chaise longue,
liooklng at her suddenly JeVry realized
that the painted woman In the trailing
silken gown was broken-hearted, suf
fering things indescribable that her
very thoughts were bleeding.
“Mlmi, you loved Theresa, didn’t
you ?”
That curious, clinging friendship be
tween the .young girl with her terrific
energy, and (he frivolous, light-hearted
woman was the greatest mystery Jerry
1 had touched upon in the great city.
Miml smoked passionately, twisting
the cigarette between her lips. Sud
denly she tossed It into the fireplace,
lit another. Her fingero were blue.
| “You didn't know that I am There
sa’s mother, did you, Jerry? I don’t
suppose she told you."
t " That was more than Jerry could
bear. She broke into high, hysterical
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NOTICE OF DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given that I have
filed my final report as administrat
rix of the estate of R. C. Kirkland de
ceased, with the Honorable John K.
Snelling, Judge of Probate for Barn
well County and that I will petition
the said Court for an Order of Dis
charge an<^ letters dismissory on Mon
day the 38tfi day of September, A. D.
1925.- .
v MRS JANIE KIRKLAND
Sept. 1st. 1925. — Administratrix.
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In the house. And yet when she saw
Mlmi waiting for her at the top of the
stairs, a lovely piefure In her bright
gown with trailing tinseled mugea.
she felt a sudden chilling of her eager
ness.
“Oh, hello,” ahe said. "You slartied
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on a light run. She was Impatient to
see the present Theresa had left for j wanted her to go to the theater with
She noticed no unnatural quiet u,,. hm s he would not hear of It."
"In a way I suppose she could hard
ly go tonight," Mini! spoke apologet-
ically.itbe tone in which she always
tried to excuse Theresa’s ahruptneas.
"Don’t mind her. Jerry. She doesn’t
mean to be rude.”
“1 don’t mind her. I think ahe’a
wonderful.”
Mind twisted her Angers into a rigid,
knotted gnarl.
"Site was wonderful., hut, but—she
killed herself," she said hollowly.
Jerry cried out. struggled to her
feet, and then sank back white and
horrified among the enshions.
"Miml—no—oh. don’t,” she cried.
“You—mustn’t say such things—you—
frighten me.”
Miml inhaled a great gulp of ciga
rette smoke.
“They have taken her to Mietta’a at
the comer—you know, the one with
flowers in the windows. I’m fright
fully upset. It—it makes a wreck of
one.”
Jerry’s hot young blood ran cold,
a great blackness yawned before her
eyes.
"Tills terrible woman is making a
fool of me,” she stammered aloud, in
coherently.
“She shot herself. Right in the
heart. There is blood all over the ,
floor. She slashed her pictures—every |
one—with that little bronze dagger I |
brought her from Rome. Hqr room la
a perfect mess. You—you don’t mind
my talking about It do you, Jerry?
I can’t help it I’m a wreck.”
“N-no, of course not," Jerry stam
mered. “Of course not." After a mo
ment. when she could st>eak, sheaasked
4 In inch a soft and pitiful voice: “Why
did she, Miml? She was so clever.
Wasn’t she happy?” % _______
don’t know why. Of course she
was happy. Everyone said how bril
liant she was, what a genius. She had
a lover—she gave him up. She Mid
she couldn’t serve two masters. She
was right I tried it and made a
muddle of both. She waa quite right
She didn’t mind much—giving hiih up.
She worshiped her pictures."
Jerry brooded over it bitterly. *1
could have loved her much more," she
Mid. "But she never seemed to want
—too moclL*
ithomable Theresa,
what frigefiMI had underlain that
tense alertness I Jerry cried a little.
"She might have left the picture***
Mlmi chattered nervously, with cold
lips. "Some of them Were line. I
could have sold them for a great deal
of rooney."
“Mlmi, did she owe you money—
Theresa?” Jerry’s voice was eager.’
She should love to do that parting
to the memory of strange
pay her Anal debt* - ’
Mlmi stared at her. Mkook her head.
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