Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 95, 21 April 1922 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1922.

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WHO'S WHO AND WHAT'S HAPPENED Richard Brabant, a successful young lawer, has given a year's leave of absence to his wife, Sally, hoping that she will be changed from a butterfly to a woman ;' by learning something of life. She meets Keith Gilbert, always labelled "Dangerous." and through him associates with New York's gaj'est crowd of celebrities: among them, le Craig, a pretty artist, and Graham Browne, a well-known financier. The gay life that Sally leads Is not aDDroved bv her friend.

Barbara Lane, an old-fashioned wife, but Is shared by Patricia Lioring, a modern flapper, who resents th fact that Gilbert is madly in love with Sally as she wants him for herself. With Sally she goes to a house-party at Gilbert's country place, and Is there when revenue officers appear to arrest Gilbert on a charge of bootleeging on a big scale, and be- - cause one of his men has killed an officer during a fight. Gilbert flees into the night, taking Sally with him, and tries to kidnap her, but she is rescued by Xeal Calhoun, who is trailing Gilbert. Gilbert accuses Sally of betraying him to Calhoun and vows vengeance. He is imprisoned, but escapes. Sally goes with Barbara 1-ane and her husband. Andrew, to a house-party at the Randalls'. At the country club there she meets Gilbert, who goes under an assumed name, and is looking for her.

enough to reach, and they began a grotesque step, half a Jiggle and half

a Bhuffle, that snapped Sally's Beiicontrol and Bent her Into gales of hysterical laughter. And then they were on the terrace, a moment later, with the music some-

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FLIRTATION As she entered the living room of the country club, Sally looked about anxiously; it had occurred to her that possibly Gilbert might not be there after all. He might have been arrested again, or might have decided that it would be wiser to gain his ends ia some other manner. That he would abandon his purpose to see her she

knew better than to believe: it was

characteristic of him that he always

drove straight

ahead, once he had set his heart on anything. He was nowhere to be seen, and as dinner drew to a close and she did not see his square

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really is." Eager, persuasive, he drew her closer to him. "You'd care for me If you'd only let yourself realize that you do. And you must admit that your husband would never have gone off as he has, humiliating you by preferring his secretary " It was that mention of Dick that brought her to her senses. She looked

up at him with wide, daed eyes, as if awaking from a dream. Then abruptly she jerked her hands from his grasp. "I think I must have been mad to listen to you as I have," she told him.

"Giddy, I've kept my promise and talk

ed ylth you tonight, but this Is

last time. If this is all you have to scars will bring me back to you all;

say to me, 111 never listen to you your lite!

again.'

He began , to plead once more, but she turned away and started back to-

And clutching her wrist in a viselike grip, he ran through the garden and across a shadowed corner of the

ward the club house. For a moment j golf links toward the woods, dragging he hesitated, then, as if driven by a her wUh him. host' of furies, he strode after her and Tomorrow The Fury of the Scorned. grssped her shoulders, whirling her around to face him. AND ABOUT "You won't listen to me again?" Hi3 rm the Legion Weekly, face, white and distorted with rage, Maud: "How is Charlie since he horrified her. "Very well. But you'll brke nis arm?" think of me apaln. mv dear. I'll mark Gertie (Meaningly): "Oh, he's able

the Ithat pretty face of yours so that its to 6 around."

Heart Problems

Dear Mrs. Thompson: I hav been going with a certain girl for two years off and on. During that time I have had three diferent girls. I did not realize how much I cared foi the girl mentioned until she told me the other day that she was going to move to a town some distance from here. Now I realize that I love her and I will be absolutely lost when I can't be with her any more. If I had enough money I would ask

her to marry me right away and not leave at all, but unfortunately I , hav been out of work for some time now and I am in no position to marry. Do you think the girl would respect me if I told her I loved her and asked her to become engaged? I don't want to lose my chances. RUDOLPH. Rudolph It would be perfectly all right to tell the girl you love her and that you would ask her to marry you now. If you were able. Ask her if she willing to become engaged now. '

Keith drag Bail) off. where benmd ana above them, standing at the top of three wide, shallow marble steps leading down to the flower-edged pool below. Tall poplars lifted their black height against the purple sky, hiding the new moon. And in spite of the music and laughter in the club house, the stillness of the spring night lay all about them. "Sally ' 'the man's voice was deep and very tender. "Sally girl, why don't you give in? You know I'd make you happy ' ' He bent forward, holding her hands close in his. For a moment she for-

jgot his threats, his brutality; his eye3

were like magnets, drawing her soul to meet his. The flower-scerrfed air, the sobbing of muted violins act wove a potent spell that created a world artirt from ordinary considerations. "You can't tell me that you've been

happy without me your eyes say that

L,et me take you away, me show you what living

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shoulders and blonde head anywhere, Sally began to feel happier. Surely .. . i v, -

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time, if he meant to come, she told,it was oniy'because vou.ve made me herself, eager to believe that her ,ove yQU SQ dearly that j had tJ fry hopes were facts. . to hurt vou when von turned awav

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i ne nouse nau lunuenj urcu '"' from me residence of one of the wealthy fam-jSaljy jej

Hies ot the countryside, ana wnen iuichased by the club, some 50 years before, its stately furnishings had been let intact. The result was both charming and unique, setting the club apart from even the most expensive of the newer clubhouses, and making even the nouveau riche of its membership list feel that they belonged among the first families. Tonight the long ballroom, with its gleaming crystal chandeliers and mirrored walls, threw the crowd into vivid silhouette against its white panelled walls. It was a gay crowd as well as a brilliant one. The members of a house-party, returning late from a drag hunt, appeared in their riding clothes, the women slight and boyish looking in coats and trousers, the men in the vivid scarlet coats that became most of them surprisingly well. A ..group of hilarious young" people in "somewhat bedraggled white linen and sneakers, returning late from a sail, arrived shouting with laughter and immediately repaired to one of the wide verandas, where they could toddle to their hearts' delight far removed from the disapproving eyes of the dowagers. And the others, more conventionally clad, gave to the mirrors a shifting, colorful pageant, carried along by the beating rythm of the music. As the old grandfather's clock in the hall tolled off the hours, Sally grew happier; she told herself that Keith Gilbert must, have been governed by

an unprecedented wave of common sense, or that something had occurred to prevent his coming to the club. ' And then he came, shortly after mid- J night. He danced with the girl who i had Introduced him to Sally that!

morning under his newly assumed name, and then came over to her. She did not want to dance with him; she wanted to run away and hide, or to appeal to someone anyone for help. But she found herself swinging down the long room a moment later, in the

newest and most absurd variation ot i movement that was called dancing, j And presently they were on the ver-1 anda, with other curiously moving fig-1

uica an ituuut iiiviii. muaii; aiupped for an instant, then began again, in response to vigorous applause. The bobbed-haired flapper next to Sally threw both arms around her partner's neck and laid her cheek against his shoulder, which she was barely tall

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