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‘PRISONER

IN

MAJ CIRCA

Evy BENTLEY RIDGE L I Copyright

TEN MINUTES LATE

_Roiuiid and comfortable, Mon- sieur benlaiui leaned his elbow oii his dek. U-ailfid a. number and con- ‘vVYfiX-l 111 rfllJlQ Hench. TnM pro_ curing no information. he ollileud

I I Lovers’ Quarrels Often Lead to_Years_ of Un- i happiness When One, in a Flt of Pique, Marries Another Women He Does Not Love

ma; Mfg; [tip-Every one claims a girl should keep herself decent and pure for the man she will eventually mgITy-i l have lllgllefgflhgglg and abioed by it. and this is what happcne to me. XI m 1111a ‘e Md been engaged to a. young man for t-lie last fourliioiit is. We l‘_\ ‘it _, several quarrels during ihi. time. but time)» Ill f" ' up. A lew weeks ago we had a mwwl¢~B1'-\B“um¥_ and spilt up. In his_aiiger lie lflégimexmwmfgllfgkif; EéHlIGEuIIIBLIIIJIAeKXeIBdESHEIISlIIIEBIIE 3:0 sfld that he (pd again. Alter a conversation wi not ‘love the girl and woud not niarry I181‘. but 11¢ y“ a ‘mm perflm- he “mud w loved me and warned to iiiurry ine. inis was es- .59?" an.“ expjmed regremmy- iaiiieo to the girl and her DWI)“. hut tile," iii-d “IE. “whens N“? w” ‘new gm w u“ enédgenwn, w “m,” m,“ Hume.“ he siie “'3: in the yacht oasin, taking still piotesieu mat he loved me 511G that he dial)" fuel and wit"? UMOUUBE-ely. 1 not want to marry her But the marrume U11) tame Bills-Will", W 58y. she left ten nim- " . - - -u l- ago. ' place and now wnat lntve i 241119"? A M" A‘ Raga“ heart‘ sank’ but he spoke ————— , .

Answer’ _~ - wiiiiiiut hefitahafllfl. w h

' - v d ‘ieii s i have ire a.

m°”‘Z§§§lF¥“§“-‘ ‘EIIZ- ‘§.‘i"§IIiJ9.§fi‘-I~i§§i 1315.353 15km“ W1 visual“? her!"

' ‘ tit of plfidbuez her poor liiilc brains are so MP“? “Bn-SWYK Maritime d)? Mu‘ ' _ _ - . I ,, . . L ~54: G5 addleq and he; heart so iiult that siie could llUL be LXI-Iucléfll to lock a

has a launch which has lny situation dlspusslonalely. matter clearly. vou would realize that YOU

twenty five knots. Monseur. We could obtain ihe use of that. per- “ o“ could see me whole ligpsl II can telephone the rcmpanyis y . . _ a» Do o_ .c= or you.’ are ilie lucky one in tliislraglc ‘trllahizilltfxieiing tblzatitiieei hkiillzvlfilfllifelfiezkl’ kfwould be very watch“... said Egdllfihp alllflfiusditfil-IfiavtilIiiiiIlaIiFislledow Iaveiiile Iovoiu-sllil ijioii them W“ Roger‘ "I have no time t“ 1°43!" e eii'w'e.. .. uguld have planned no CITIUACI‘ pulisbllient tiigii n33: igtérgéiiellfialllllgllllfillié themsieves in their marriage. No man can e ni -

from within your own capable and 22

tors and conservative ideas more favored than daring ventures and a flair for the unusual.

Stars: rays open a. new vista for you creative, versatile Geminzans. You should make vanoement in your particular line of endeavor and at the same time establish preparations for work to be developed later. tertainment rate.

Monsieur LeMann dialled again gronliiylyi Roger thanked hang for ._ _ - t, mairi es od sense in vl-lg one who loves one woman and ‘Ls IHBIII§€££HbOVIJIIIGg and‘ wolfilvkllflg/gr Li?!‘ 50m mm m knwledgeable m3“ he hzIvsogIgIIglbe hlgoilémvgggtxcliield 31:01? the one wiio knows that she has m“? mmmes 13m!‘- he W55 I951‘ any 4 _ l i 1mm l" r ‘F-“s J“‘.°“i§5f‘"§.’§2f‘t€£.° .22 not wuiit to marry her, and who feels in iis e e v

deed the hatred and contempt he has for her. Success was certain. was quite exorbitant.

Such a couple have no chalice of niakinrt their marriage a bu, he had no “me to m, ue no“, or of it bmiging them anything but bitter regret. ‘Ltmseerilisl tomfailf: ‘tram, hastened along “E6 Winn you made a very fortune“? “W” l" 11°“ nlalrym“ L? “t 0,6,. smhlfroiit until he found the launeb- a must be as weak a.) water if he let the girl and- her pareri DH “smart green and whim‘ smeam_1in_ ed affair lying between two aged sailing barges, a young sailor in a Basque Cfipfalféfldy aboard her. L . ii“ - a Another our minutes was s n Nor can I see what happiness you could have had lrllrn “Ifilrikagg in starting up the engine; bypihe p, mail \v.ili whom you wereaiwayb Qllfliifillllfl evcii b6 0 6 lghmkglifiough time they had wormed their way who has a temper that is virtual iflsafl-IEV. You seem 5o ausé o‘ LAG/cu, through me entrance o! m, uodness knows why. mil,‘ YOU-l‘ b61114 B. itood an] was gm? that ,5 ruiflold Harbour. the “Glorious Kate" 0v mfl-Yfylllfl file other F51“ becauew he w” “Qgrv a‘ WI" ‘had twenty-five minutes start . . . Iculou. Your morals had nothing to-oo with tile e686.

The whole . . , Bu C ‘ still II the launch, was sorry W355 1-5 m“ T9511“ °1 ‘he b°Y5 “ml”? [capable f1‘? at least twenty-three of And you ask: "What have I gained bv keeping myself decent?"

again, on his way to the Old Har- bour. where the launch was lying. He paid ofl’ the taxi—tlie fare. he

To Ihcr reputed tyveniy-ilve knots. She that I answer; Some of ilie greatest tiimas in the world. Integrity. A flashing swell her bow wave smup ll And when you do find some better man than the one you have m5’ 11'0"‘ h” 5mm The b1“e'5h“'1ed' ‘o . ' ' , . . , 0st and marry him. you will not have to live in dread of 50m‘ husband bee, put her due southwest on the course i0 Majorca. Roger scanned Should Be Neat Housekeeper for the yacht _ _

Dear Miss Dlx—I am very much in love with a Bu‘! W110 10V“ ma‘, 1, wdk thmymve mind“; 5nd ‘been brought ll) in a home in whsh the women were all good hOI-“eziihe “Gkmous Kate» a mue o [he ewe“ _ .N_°_“'.Ih_i5 gm a fl‘, v As soon as they ran level. at about doesn't scam i0 care how her lioiiie looks. Tile ililillihlfi is aiuay» ll l M“, “unwed yards distance, there where to find any-mine. 1f tbs girl would be 1115b u 205d» Clea“ mm‘ Roggf had gludied thoge e egant keeper. she would be Zhe zrefiwsb 811’! ill the World- b"! 0° Y°“ mm)‘ 1 streamlines of hers in mechanical

soared and lunged over the mild clear conscience. Your own self-respect and the respect of all who know

bullet-headed young sailor at her

w finding out about your lXI-W. . _ ' t _

the di lance before them anxiously but here is the thing that makes me hesitate about marrying herl I m“, some 5earching before they s hied 1 v M)‘ (lfl9merdandeszitreyfl-‘hfifg $I,€5S°%‘,1ac°e°°k5' ‘he mu“ *5 Spue course to Pdlma, in the east . essiv mean an in or er, ' - . Llie rugs iiced sweeping. 8\'9l')lh.ng is topsy-turvy and iio one ever kilOWq was,“ any mmiaklng me amt will be happy with a girl 0f this kind, and ll I would be flsllfilglfiifilg) take ‘nmgazmes {or long enough to know

uiybody home with me? J ~ (hen, d; a glance, Was that a feminine figure. 5o 11D- Answer: ht on the foredeck gleaming

Marrvlntzfiier would be taking B bill rlfik- but» Mflmus"; m? 5,111 “Pgfi Iviite in the sunshine. training a rizfofm hpr \; figbioflfhigu llgllillt love with iiei that you cou ‘fair 3,9 glasses on the pursuing =iu you‘ e‘c s ‘_ ~ - aunri. - . “l: i" med. S"3.‘.‘é..‘»‘“.i.‘é°i‘3§ his o“ "- roug t up y a soveiiy m0 l" ‘I . - It was. tliink it is a wasle of time and effort to sweep under the bed, or Ila-nil "P The 1dun¢h veered to {he left, and clothes. Nor is Lt likely um the man who has been reared m a 5PM“ a nfnuto laier, rllllllIXl beside her. “~°"1° “l‘;“§“...‘-?.-%'.‘e.}“?.I.i°°..“i.“.ii 2.2%; < ad die-ed cone 1a JUS as ‘ - ~l i _- , iesiee vac. _ {W955 9" lmfilnes5 and cleanlm?“ than “WWII d“ Mo,“ a“: “ 1°!- fnoIe I-gc hiid u! gOOKIIVIOW of the girl, then. particular about their collars being clean liiaii women as k bout (lieii own H1550“ a,vdlssu.a,%ht_ with? dark H“? . . . . bow'ncur.Abizmfln!1Rfey 8- done iii women easier than they can their bflillfil SlQl/Cflly in their aD- “e13 had Joined he, on the Geek pearance and in their housekeeping. Mme t ‘unmedgdivdv (he yacht be- ii to lcse speed. and a. minute

After all, if there is any happiness in marriage. we must find it n; am, yum and launch were at a And so I should certainly advi e a. man to thznk long and ;stiindstlil, leaving side by side on the swell. Roger arcpplcd for the rope ladder they threw to h m over ' ' ' ' ' ' the side. m looked up into two bril- By All Means Adopt the Baby 11am dark eyes, a young face tanned _ , , d i brovm. with a. spot of rose in either Dear Dorothy Duo-Would you advise a couple who love chldienflh whack _

want them hut who can never have anv of their own to adopt a baby? 1f‘ Hands reached down to help him, so, where can I get infomiatlon concerning bow to go aboué itJ? M find Rggcy sprang aboard,

carefully before he married a girl whose housekeeping would get contin- ually on his nerves. ‘ c

A CHILLY WELCOME Answer: I think it a. fine and beautiful thin: for people WhOSe hearts hunger Rpgef was face to face with Kitty after children to adopt a baby and give the poor little creature a name smallbricige,

“Mv name is Kenti” he began.

“Yfs. 1 recognize you." she 581d- “Yoirvc com-e from Father?"

The light cf brittle spran into her eyes. she “at (‘llullellgjlgy lovely. in an untamed. gipyrsh wily. which

up all instant spell on him. Out iere under the blue sky she was ut- terly different from the remote crea- ture he lind seen pass through the office in Southampton ROW.

“ExnciiyP Roger adopted a friendly, SlllIIifl/t attitude. "I have come from St. Raphael. Your father has sent. me on a_ mission that Ilm afraid yep won‘t like very much!

"1- see!" The girl dldnt smile.

"He gave me instructions w take over the yacht from yflll- Mk5 Smnllbridge. and bring it hack to Et. Raphael. Your father hm sent Ire on d missimi that IQ) afraid Y0" won‘t like very much!

"I see!" The girl didn't smile.

"He gave mc instructions to fake over the yacht from vou. M155 SfhaIIbr’dgP. and bring it back to gt, Raphael.“ Roger explained.

The tnll. ilnbbv your-r: ma“ l" the grey pullover ivho stood beside he!’ —unqucstionabiy cousin Geoffrey — uttered a. short sardonic lauflh-

"I'm afraid my {BLIIGTHIS wlstinfl hid time." said xitty- HQ knvw‘ that I don‘t intend to give up f-lw

acht Iiust now. I've told him that

1e khal have her back in Sl- Raph- afiifin foiérhdays’ time. Until t-‘nen I s a nee er.

Her voice was calm. but I116 m’? of 51])[)TBS5Bd passion tréfnblbd ll

. mane was tin deadly earnest -he COM see t a.

iaeoflirey Paishi IIsmnIIGaII: or?“ ‘n a r of g oomv cyn 6 - ' ‘s; guessed. for a certain ineffectual -

arid a. home and a fatherfs and mothers love. In every city there are ozlphanages grad chikld-fiizduig 3:018:13 Lvslwcre ygilb can set all the inform- non ouw on ow ogoauge H128. av.

y h DOROTHY DIX.

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“v an back m st. Raphael and Ziifim- Igther that that is Ill I have m say.’ Kitty went on. When

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Face aflaine she burst out:

m“ through me tram‘ I“ a “XII -4Nilore friendly for you born be- fore July 8 than for you other Oancer folk but are not suggest hlnderancea to your plans. Pep up. and tackle your wcrk with

moderate.

(Virgo) - Should be agreeable for money gains

and dealing with nevFpaper and Yendugazine managements also favor-

23 (Libra) Your credit with a. little

sudden that n, ‘y“I’m awfully sorry!" he said lame-

on the yacht, he turned from her and waved a signal of dismissal to the man in the launch, waiting for him twenty yards away.

catching he received a violent pu h from be- Rioger waved, hind

edge above the rope ladder. clutched at nothing. lost his balance, and pitched into space. Kitty lfigi e tumed and ran like the wind

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ingly, five fe t be

ward past his eyes . . again. broke water, and thought:

aback to The rope ladder dangled over the! Yacht/s side a He d

a moment too soon. for the propell- ers began to churn, and the yacht

‘YIIIIII INDIVIDUAL IIIIIIIISIIOPE

(By FRANCES DRAKE) (Copyright. 193i). King Features Syndicate Inc.) Look In the leatlon your birthday coma In. 1nd find what your outlook is, according to the stars.

effort and taking advantage o! Pweresoive and modernized meth- ods for mvprovement. You born before Oct. 8: Bo especially alert,

OCTOBER 34 to NOVEMBER 22 (Scorpio) — Risky ventures, ex- travagance and going into un- necessary debt am on the banned list. Be modmte tn tlsw; don't fall behind in plans. Benefit: in- dicated through cleverness. finesse and slnart Shl- HP-

NOVENIBER 23 to DECEMBER.

(Sagittarius) - Constructive efforts and adherence wincipies are your best bets this only slightly star-favorable Tues- day. Keep pace with the times and public demands, however,

‘For Tuesday, Dec. 19th

MARCH 21 to APRIL 20 (Aries) --Ymir chic! concern should be yolk own conduct in handling your affairs and your employer's partners‘ interest. Discretion, lim- dence and evaluation are adiuncls to whole day's success.

APR-IL 21 to MAY 20 (Taurus) —'1‘liere may not be a great deal of incentive in the ali- so you had better supply the required aniuunt

ingenious self. constructive mat-

MAY 21 to JUNE 21 (Gemini)-

DECEMBER 23 to JANUARY 2). (Capricorn) — Your tempo will have to be guided by what your day's program cells for. Employ initiative and be creative; it will euchaiice the value of your work.

personal ad-

Romaiica, en- biiities.

JUNE 22 to JULY 23 (Cancer) (Aquarius) - Don't fear criticism or failure The former we all need at times. and should accept grace- fully. The latter? We can profit from a failure and learn what NOT to do the next time. You born M-

todays aspects unfavorable enuogh mi

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FEBRUARY 21 to MARCH 20

JULY 24 to AUGUST 22 (L430)

(Pisces) -—- salesmen and women. -'f‘ake a hint from advice to Can- clerks. bookkeeperq. secretaries. oer folk. And be particularly oare- government, state and city em- fui in eXDendltui-es. Don't fake ployees! Advancement indicated T1535 WW1 You!‘ 8593s 0X‘ 190961- and favored You in domestic serv- dize your position. Be wise and be ice. laborers, railroad employers

and employee". are also sponsored. A generally friendly day.

AUGUST 23 to SEPTEMBER 23 A CHILD BORN ON THIS DAY

in selling. buying: is a Sagittarius-Caprlwm Cuspol-

ma-nllfflfmlflllg l-vllefflel. wearing a grand combination for note- apparel and essentials for the heme alert-hr achievement. Strong char- and personal use Literary efforts acteristics. ilk-es and dislikes; e.

few deep-rooted failinRS- Intflrest- ing. very active; palpable of holding ureditablv a position of promin- ence. Must overcome stubbornness and a tendency to want to domin- ate.

emrrsitnam 24 o. OCTOBER — Clan be turned to patient

It looked like surrender. It was so ORIGIN 0F acme"

wok Rm" aback‘ "Chique is dead)"

Jacques Louis David, France's celebrated painter, looked up from his canvas with unbciieving eyes on hearing these words.

"Impossible!" he whispered hoarsely, but the expression of sorrow on the face of the bearer of these iii tidings left- no room for doubt. Witli dragging footsteps David walked over to a small liaif- full-shed Painting which stood Out! in bright luminous colors. He star- ed at it for a few moments and then covered it up. "Impossible," he whispered again. “Chlque can- not be dead. He must live to finish what he has begun...."

A number of his other art stil- dents had entered the studio, their faces mirroring the deep sengg 01' 10s". felt by all. Chique had been the youngest amongst them, but by far the most taiented. They had not envied his genius; his sunny disposition and sincere mod- esty had won him only friends. And now he had been carried off by the small-pox epidemic raging in Paris. '

David sank into 11 choir.

"HOW Old was Ciiiqlic?" he asked

To cllnch his intention of staying

Without the slighiest warning. him utterly ofi’ his guard.

m‘ was on the unguarded scupper H8 Small-

wheelhouse. "I TAKE COMMAND"

The water received Roger sting- quenlchlng his astonishment, e ow

Green trarislucency streamed up- . He shot up

"The little devil!" He was not too wet or too iziken be convulsiveiy IUIIDLEJ

few feet from his face. it and hung on. and not

be an to move. e was dra ed some yards in the wafer. Then t e screws stopped their

churning, the acht lost wa , nd -

almost lrnme atcly a. IIEIJDOIII mu“ dun’ “Wes ‘mica

sphshed mm me waver a few “d; He had 1115i‘. turned seventeen," fee; away , one of the students replied. “He

Disregarding it, he began to haul himself upthe ladder. Reaching the deck he found himself in the mid t of a. heated altercation.

Cepatiri Cullen, a square. blunt- ncsed. reassuring figure of honesty, was remonstrating with Kitty:

"You can't give the order to go ahead like tha and leave a. man o drown!” he was say .rz.

(To be Continued)

was two years younger than 1". Andre Chique was born in the latter half of the eighteenth cen- tury. son of a Parisian fruit- dealer. His artistic talents were discovered early, and he won ad- miration from the iii-eat David, whose art school was acknow- ledged to be the best of its kind ___._______ fby the world of art, Hebe where ivnllk fed chickens usifllly have uncrrmz good wile and beauty of a 1mg“ pfopgfflon o; edibie meat form were taught and practised,

to sound '

make you alive to Your true possi- l

JANUARY 22 to FEBRUARY 20.

THE cook's CORNER

CBINGLES

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then cream it with

ing. For into smallish round ropes the ends. Dip one side and sprinkle the dipped side heav- ily WIIJIl a mixture arid sugar. Lay the rings far apart on a cookie sheet and bake in they are light brown.

raariiiak-Punmuo

2 tablespoons sugar

1 1-2 cups flour

1 teaspoon soda

l tablespoon butter, melted 1-2 oup molasses l l ex:

1-2 cup boiling water

Mebhodt Mix and sift the dry in- gredients then add the molasses. beaten 68R and boiling WEI/PI‘. Sill‘ in the melted butter and mix well. ‘rum into a buttered mould. cover

Unmould and serve warm with:

personal affection for the lad than for any of his other students. Chlque showed an infallible aesthetic sense and his tiny mina- ture oilpaintings were master- pieces:

duction. After the death David held them and more frequently as symbols of good taste and inspired brushwork.

Whenever ‘a student showed him a painting that was too monoton- ous in color or “lacking in good taste" David, shaking his head. would say, "Phat is not Chique."

cry enthusiastically, "But that Cliique. really Chiquelf I The name of their unfortunate’ fellow student was incorporated, into their vocabuiarly in this way,’ and It became synonymous with, polished form and perfect-iv fin- ished ‘work. For decades David was the apostle of "good taste" in the‘ realm of art. not only in France but tliroughoilf. all Europe. and his words traveled fnr and wide. l Thus the word "Clilque" vrmit out from his studio info the world. It was taken up by the people and clime to mean a. certain polluted mode of behavior and appearance. especially in social intercoursd and the world of fashion. Finally it was adopted into the language and shortened to "chic," with the sound remaining the same, and the meaning slightly mfdifled to

signify the elegant, the striking, the unusual. Dress Up Your TaIk \Vitii

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than have range-flattened or graln- l Chllllle (IPVBIFJDPG 1117-0 the most 18¢ 590cm ipromising of the younger paint-- crs. Indeed David always feft more