Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 107, 5 May 1922 — Page 9

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1322.

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Sally Brabant, a society butterfly, lias been given a year's leave of absence by her husband. Richard Brabant, who hopes that she will learn something of life. She has a thrilling flirtation with Keith Gilbert, who has always been labeled "Dangerous," and Is horrified to learn that, despite his position in society he Is a bootleeeer. He attempts to kidnap her when he escapes arrest for the murder of a revenue officer, committed by one of his men. S?lly Is rescued by Neal Calhoun, who advises that she KO to work. She finds herself without funds, and her husband's absence and the Impossibility of reaching him force her to accept this suggestion. She gets a position under an assumed name as chaperone to a 17-year-old girl. Claire Finch, who has more money than fnnnners.

R Mpllorv. the son of a Dromlnent

automobile manufacturer, whom Claire Immediately tries to attract. Mallory obviously prefers Sally,

which makes Claire jealous. CHAPTER I 1 1 1 CLAIRE MEETS HER MASTER "Oh, are you going in?" Claire's tone was significant; cur-

prise and displeasure colored it. "Yes, of course I love to Bwim," Sally replied sweetly. As she valked down the beach to the bath house behind Claire and Rex Mallory she had reached a decision. She must handle the girl in a new way, or she would be imposed upon unbearably. And she

realized that Claire would have more respect for her if she held the upjer hand. "Oh." Claire said

nothing more, but

when Sally emerged from the bath

house a little later,

the girl's eyes fairly bulged.

inea Kiumpii Sally was a

charminsr thins to look at in her bath

ing suit Of black wool Jersey, with ! 1 J J LI... J nJlY

viviu greea miu uiuo tanyes eujius the abbreviated skirt and the round neck, it emphasized her slimness. She had tied a peacock-colored silk handkerchief over her bathing cap, and a Btray curl or two escaped from beneath it end blew across her cheek. Claire, in a much befrilled Buit of black taffety, was decidedly at a disadvantage. Obviously, she had felt that much . money must be spent on even a bathing suit, simply because she had a great deal. She was too un

accustomed to her wealth to dare to spend little. Her manner toward Sally, as they went down the beach to join the others, was decidedly cool, and the admiration that was in Rex Mallory's fcyes when he caught sight of Sally's charming little figure was the matol that kindled the conflagration of her wrath. The gay little crowd ran splashing Into the surf; Claire valiantly attempted to keep up with the others, but the receding water dragged at her ankles, and she paused just where the waves

caught her as they broke, hitting her

with their full force.

"Come on out further come out wher they don't hit you bo hard!" urged Mallory. Claire took one or two steps, but the waves looked so huge and green as they came sweeping in that she drew back, afraid. v MOh, come on!" He strode. back and caught her by one hand, drawing

her after him out to where the waves

rolled in unbroken. "Now, give me

your other hand that's it. Now,

here's a good one jump!

She obeyed, but Jumped too soon, and the wave swept her over on hifi.

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The Gay Little Crowd Jtan Splash' Inff Into the Surf. washing over his head. He grinned cheerfully when his head was above water again, however, and told her to wait a second longer the next time. "Just let it lift you just stand on your toes and then jump the least bit," he urged. "Now that's it!" That attempt was more successful.

Claire loved this new sport. But most J of her enjoyment was due to the fact!

that it was Rex Mallory who was shar

ing it with her. She had quite forgotten Sally. As for Sally, she had been playing about further out, diving through the waves, swimming a little in the moments between the big ones. Accus

tomed to the ocean eince her childhood, Ehe loved it. Mallory soon tired of Claire, however; she clung to him so tightly, was such a weight to hold when she lost her balance and was thrown against him by the force of the water. Several times Bhe miscalculated the waves and jumped too coon, her hands on his shoulders, holding him down. He wanted to go out further, to swim around by himself. Instead of wasting

his time with this fat girl who was in

clined to be coy.

He had been spoiled, perhaps; too many girls had frantically pursued

him. He realized that his money had

much to do with it. And he was In-

clincvl to be more interested in the at

tracUve Sally than in this flirtatious

charge of hers.

"Want to try It alone now for a bit?" he asked Claire. But she wailed

"Oh no!" and clung to his hands

harder than ever. He eyed her cal

culatingly. There was always more

than one way to rid oneself of an un

welcome companion. He took the

first one that came into his head.

The seventh wave was coming a

long, green wall of water, with curl

ing top rising higher and higher as It approached them. Claire took hold of his shoulders, and he placed one hand at either side of her waist, as it rose above them. She Jumped; he planted his feet firmly and stood still. And then, when the wave had but half passed, he let her down in the middle of it and loosened his hold. "He helped her to her feet a moment later. Gasping, struggling wildly, mouth, nose and eyes full of salt water, she clawed at the air and made strange sounds. Rex grinned. "Don't mind it'll do you good," he

told her. "Now, come on Quick

here's the biggest one yet."

Claire felt sure that she swallowed

at least half of that wave; possibly all

oi it. sne looked up at mm wun streaming eyes when it had swept past them and mumbled something that he

interpreted with suspicious ease.

"You want to go back to snorer

Sure, 111 help you." And he towed her

back to the beach, dropped her on the sand, and went hastily out to the wide stretch of water where Sally was

floating.

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