Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 27, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 June 1928 — Page 14

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WHAT HAS HAPPENED f VIRGINIA BREWSTER is in love with ft IK>or artist, NATHANIEL DANN. but •be is tricked into promising to marry FREDERICK DEAN in one year if she fails to earn SIOO,OOO which he alleges her father cheated him out of in a bootlegging deal. . , 1 BREWSTER had lost his fortune in ' speculation before his sudden death so that VIRGINIA Is lef. destitute. She rawns some of her jewelry and a broker I friend. OLIVER CUTTER Promises to * Invest it for her and try to earn me 1 ku i’ h d : ed av t o l !3s Sa a n i?' her wealthy friends learned her address. hu £ she goes he" *oJ>°a”ry. JIRofNIA that ST-ESrStf irevi fthadowed. arencies. but word She lr . ,e ‘. h .t the “Brewster girl” I* leaks out that the u besieged bv re-Job-seeklng and she is are tryporters. Amomf the tng to v een following her. “cutter insists on , h t p ak conscnts ° NIEI. THE STORY > CHAPTER XXXI. OLIVER was smiling, but not with his eyes. In them Vi ginia saw a peculiar, challenging was as though he were thinking of some secret he shared with her. It gave Virginia the unpreoion that it needed an answer. intuitively she felt that whatever her own expression implied u Should be in the negative. She learned forward also. They were very close over the table. Her lips held the faintest hint of a smile for his words, but her eyes were as cool as a forest pool. “It cannot be easy for any ghl to make a hundred thousana dollars,” she said steadily, “unless she does something spectacular ana thrills the world.” The smile left Oliver’s lips. “Perhaps it isn’t necessary to thrill the entire world.” he suggested after a slight pause. Virginia's eyes probed into his. searching for the hidden meaning Os his words. At last he drew back his head and looked away from her, picking up a glass of water to hide his discomfiture. She too settled back in her chair and her eyes reflected bitter thought. “Oliver, are you a rotter?” she asked acridly. Oliver was startled. “Virginia what a thing to say!” he exploded In an injured tone. I Virginia sat very still while he* went on to tell her how badly mistaken she was if she thought he'd meant anything. “Well, frankly, I wasn’t sure that you were not suggesting an easy way out of my difficulties,” she replied levelly. “Your remarks gave me the idea.” “See.here,” Qliver flared, “I think all this miserable mixing up with

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the world you’re indulging In is doing something to you, Virginia You act as if I’d picked you up on the street corner.” Virginia winced. "Well, I’m sorry if I misjudged you, Oliver. But if you could have seen your eyes!” “Lord, you don’t expect me to look at you as if you were a stone wall, do you?” “No, but I don’t expect you to look at me as if I were a girl you’d picked up, either.” “That’s your new touchiness,” he insisted. “You’re imagining things." ‘lf that’s true, then just what did you mean?” Virginia asked him. “Why should it be easy for me to make money?” “Apparently you don’t think much of my financial ability,” Oliver remarked in aggrieved accents. "I might remind you, you knpw, that it isn’t everyone who can play the Street without losing.” “Is that all you meant?” Virginia pressed, not quite convinced that he was as guiltless as he would appear. “You really think it will be ] easy for me with your help?” “I think it’s about the only chance you have,” Oliver was not too modest to tell her. “I don’t think it’s very flattering to me to worry so much about it. You might make an effort to enjoy yourself.” Virginia sighed. “I can’t,’ she said truthfully. “It was a mistake for me to come with you, Oliver. I’m not in a mood to cheer any one.” “Well, I don’t know whats on your mind, but if it’s money, forget about it, Virginia.” “It isn’t only money. You know that. And you’ve given me something new to worry about.” "Now Virginia . . . “Oh, it isn’t what I thought a while ago. If I hadnt decided it was wrong I wouldn t stay. But I can’t help wondering if you aren’t right about a change in me. Maybe I am imagining things. There's Miss Evans, for instance; it seems to me she is acting very strangely.” Oliver did not answer for a moment. The waiter came and removed their plates and Oliver asked for some cigarets. When he turned back to Virginia he spoke offhandedly of her last remark. “Miss Evans is a queer egg,” he said unemotionally. “Moody. Want a savory?” “She makes me feel as if she doesn’t want to have a word to say to me,” Virginia told him, ignoring his abrupt suggestion of a cheese tidbit to top their dinner. “Don’t pay any attention to her. That’s just her way. Not so good for my business, but she’s invaluable to me. Can’t let her go.” “She hasn’t said anything about me, has she?” Oliver opened his eyes blankly. “Why should she?” he asked. “Surely you aren’t upset about her. Days she hardly speaks to me except she has to.” Virginia looked relieved. I'd hate to believe I was looking for trouble,” she said. “It’s an easy habit to fall into when trouble begins to look for you,” he said sententiously. “That’s what you’ve made me afraid of . . . that I am getting touchy and quick-tempered.” “And suspicious,” Oliver supplemented with a laugh. Then, more seriously: “But I understand, only I hope you won’t doubt me again.” Virginia felt a little ashamed. He was so boyishly in earnest and he was doing so much for her. In return she had half charged him with an unforgivable purpose. Oliver saw a dull red color her cheeks and quickly changed the subject. “Os course, you woldn’t care for a show,” he said sympathetically. “Shall we drive up the Hudson or out on Long Island? Unless you’re too tired,” he added hurriedly, noting at once that she did not care for the suggestion. He had no wish to urge her, especially just now when he had only managed to get off thin ice by the shabby trick of browbeating her into believing the mistake he had made was her own. His privately admitted opinion was that she would have been as dumb as a cow if she hadn’t known what was in his mind. But her direct attack upon his unspoken campaign warned him that the time was far from ripe for any further efforts along that line. Virginia seized the chance he purposely offered her to say she was too tired to think of going any-

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“Bosh! I’ve given you my word you will have it.” “I know, and I am happier than I’ve been since I found out I’d have to get it. The hotel doesn’t matter. I’m getting used to it. You’d be surprised how little luxury counts against happiness, Oliver.” “Well, I hope I never find out. It’s my opinion that we ought to have both.” “If gratitude can make you happy, you will always have it,” Virginia assured him. Her eyes were bright with feeling and her fingers carried the message of her thankfulness as she offered her hand to say good night. Oliver shrugged . “Virginia, I've told you, I hate that word. Some day I hope you will find a better expression.” (To Be Continued)

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