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Newspaper Page Texth\ APRIL 13, 1934 - ..v‘,-‘_“.’-——_ ol’ £ g & wHEN A WOMAN LOVES* eta " LuCY HUFFAKER . By ADA” L(tn PLAY BY EDMUND GOULDING AT \& B 0 s T ~me-h:*““ PICTURE 5;, g /N"“ =i 4 o sﬁf AP A L i GO RB R R RN L o e e R &‘ma ; %@“ pSy CHAPTER VI FOREWORD Mary repulses Tommy when ne kisses her. He tells her if ghe were nct married to Lord Rexford, he would ask her to | narry him; that she is the only wom}m he has ever wanted to marry. He kisses her agaim, tenderly, without her resisting. She becomes panic-stricken, rushes off to the hotel in her ear, followed by Tommy in his. Erskine, who had seen Mary run g for her ear pursued by Tommy, ghed after them and just managed jump on the running board of the iter's car as it sprang forward at mrific speed. / «what do you want, nosey?’! de aded Tommy in an ominous tone. iTo keep you from making ‘more a fool of yourself and a scandal Lady Rexford than you already o'’ came the firm reply, ‘‘lf use interested, you may iike to ow-this al fresco of yours has eated quite a buzat’ 3 Tommy m&de 10 reply.™ All his at stion was concentrated on keeping with Mary's car. . Erskine was ent because it was perilous keep ¢ his foothold at such break-neck ed. Mary won the race and as Tommy ped from his car and ran into the by of the hotel, the elevator door nmed shut behind her. Not wait g for another car, he dashed up ¢ stairs,; followed by Erskine. He ched the corridor just as she ran to her suite, elosed the door and ed the lock. It could not be said t Tommy knocked on the door— banged. There was no sound m within, 3 “tStop these wild ~earrying-ons®’ id Erskine, taking him b; thgeo::sm, o TL SR ¢ Githe L% . N e S GB e DSt SX A ’ \"‘ vv RN ;:;:;.'t;-’:;“ i dlaic oU . . R.& sy e 4 AR .. B b s . 8 P S boislEd .ohe g ;: 5 Lk, T & 4B‘é L | i & b e RERES & a 5 % eY & gl e, R L % % )i# = i s¥, ki )‘\').- S T ;¢ P 4 AL " Ss e % e b ot g * 0 Bt Ao . N 5 R 50 T : i BRI S I ) 2 b | s, P + ¥ Sty R 0 R ,r‘-"‘,‘}.}:;:._ef/;v» RO § ¢ 4 e i : e b P ARRARSE gk % b Ay AR ' N kT 5 He= 3 e 2 e C R s . R o bl o "ié":ffﬁfw*-”" X .& o .) 2 ’.. 2 e 3 B %O o g t’%{%f’nﬂx’l"_:":‘: i 4T %é BT hey oAI i g BER T * 2 -,'.:.;p"%{_ i 3 , % e e S “&‘?"g‘? i & e A e . r,;i?" i "u'? : sg & o 3 ¥ 4 Hidhti g ¢ Ai N #1 S Gy : 5 LR ot ] gRS S 4 g i bt e oLo & B B ot oo 45 Wyo 5S S . 4 by .4,‘1:. o ¥B~ti eSN i Bit R, 8 O & % SR % bo G % i Y i g ROR-To oeDoßy L& 3 R e itn , el Ro 2 e o e?) R [ o Lo T ki i s h{’? Ty i izt e 5 G Y SRRy S Be A AR R 2 b They gathered silently around the fallen figure. She evidently has no intention of ning the door and you caa’t bat it down,’? Tommy muttered something which uinded like a curse, but he did fol- Erskine into their suite. He ut direetly to the telephone and en the office answered, asked for om 380. Mary, who had sunk "1 on a chaise longue, all but ex uted, picked up the receiver., len she heard Tommy's voice, she de no answer — except the very quent one of leaving the. receiver the hook. She waited a few min 5. Then she replaced the receiver I asked the operator to put rough a eall for Lord Rexford at 8 lotel in Washington. Then she t the receiver off again, “Won't get your call that way'’ med Celeste, the faithful maid 0 had kept house for her and lvia in New York, and who had ined her in London, soon after her ITiage, S “They say it will take two hours’’ ¢ explained. ‘“He’ll calm down then,”? "A fine place this is, for all its k'’ complained Celeste. “ Drunks iting on doors, 1 was seared.”’ “Well, he is a home product*’ Ried Mary, ““You remember mmy Trent, don’t youp’? “Oh that one! No wonder,| I 'ayß thought he was daffy.”’ ‘)‘ Tr,rynm\, meanwhile, was paecing up h Gown the room. His eyes ‘were lil, He was raving incoherently. ™, his valet, was not unaceus- Md to his crratie hehavior at o but this went heyond any ;" be had cver seen. He stared 1..f11l rouna !',\'\."', - I'T” bed, you! thundered Tommy J¢ Suddenly noticed Slick. He :. to ;f"‘ but he went ont “:"f"» calm down’’ said FEr- Bi.t 0 I “You ean't do e do2sn 't want to sce REAL PEPPERMINT] (T i -~ GUM e "EAD BANNER-HERALD WANT ADS! _ you, that is' well within her right.** ‘‘Calm down!'’ raged Tommy, ‘‘Who are you to tell me what to do? Whenever I find something — the moment I find I really like it — must have it — away it pops.”” ‘“She's amarried’’, said Erskine. ‘‘So was Cleopatra, That girl was all T needed.’’ % S “‘Cleopatra? Never supposed you. knew her,’’ said Erskine. He was hoping, so mercurial eould Tommy’s moods be, that he could make him laugh. If he could do that, all might yet be well. ¢ _ % J But Tommy did .not ,laugh.)ﬂa glared at Erskine.” He would not give up yet. o g ‘‘You ean write her off your next incox,n’e tax report, as an unavoidable loss. ‘Tommy " gave no sign” of having’ heard this would-be facetious re mark. He kept on paeing the lovl:} floor and talking, half to _himself, half to Brakine. - . .. ‘e ‘‘She trembled— she fluttered like a leaf—'! r gl A s ‘““Well she’ll "tremble’and she’} flutter just as well tomorrow.’’, ey ‘‘Not this one. She has conseience’ writ large an her. At this moment —I know her, I tell you — she's cooling off like some volcano that's changed it’s mind about wiping out a lot of Italian villages.’’ 2 ‘I den’t sce what you'can-do, about that - voleano or this pretty woman.’’ . “‘You ¥ wouldn’t! >’ 1 said " Tommy scornfully. ‘‘You’re just like everye: body else — everybody but me. You: want something but only in a half hearted way. If you can’t have it, you give in and mope around until you find something else you want: Well, I’'m not that kind. When I' want a thing, I want it and I've got the guts to fight for it.?” .\ « © ‘“Nobody gets _ everything |be wants’? sgid Erskine, . eA e P W Says who?”* demanded 'l‘ommy.‘l' ¢‘d Ygu I see! . I will not be thwart-; oL e o it . “‘Of course you ean phone her,’”: said Erskine sareastically. . < Jt was the worst thing he eould! have said. What little sanity was! left in Tommy Trent, went.. He' looked wildly around the room. Then! as, his eye fell on one of the long| g‘;;auch w;lindgws‘ leading out on the, cony, his face lighted up. ____ _ “Why didn’t 15think of lETOEY fore’* he said and suddenly.burst! into a loud laugh. ® : ‘ Erskine gave a sigh of relief — Tommy had laughed! But his feel ing of relaxed tension was of short duration. Tommy rushed out on the. balcony, Erskine following. e “‘See’’ said Tommy, indieating the parpapet. ‘‘l can climb that. ‘Why qid I stand around wasting time, when all the while this blessed: balcony and that other one and that, other one awaited me.”” Now Erskine was really nlarmed He kuew Tommy, despite his wild life, was strong and lithe and agile. But to leap from one balcony to an-| other — and to another! It spelled suicide. He grasped Tommy’s arm; with both his hands vise-like. &\ = “Youll kill yourself’” he said.\ ‘‘She’s worth it.”’ _ : - “No woman is worth it o' wos man ever was.”’ ( __ . T ean make it — I will make it’’| declared Tommy, as if his friend had| not spoken. He shook off the re-| straining hands, and ran back on the| parapet, in preparation for a run’ ning jump. Erskine, frozen with! terror was motionless, ;as Tommy; took the leap. ¢ % : He made it!\ b o The next jump was a longer one “‘Don’t try that omel’’ shouted: Erskine. . i (o He saw Tommy run—lesp—" _ ' There was a thundering crash as something hit an awning two floors! helow and erashed on a marble floor, (Continued Tomorrow.) OUT OUR WAY 1/ WE Vv | =7/ STAND UP_ T THAT'S GOIN' TO \——F/ GOSH! THIS ! | \gngr\\,le“?g ’I"SJERE,IeE i PUT A BUNCH' LAY IS OUR FIFTH SEE THE A LADY ANDA |O' MEN OUT_O' |l STOP! / N NEW \CE- GENTLEMANY! || WORK , CUTTIN' N, P MAKING SLOUCJ\[;PLJCQE ICE IN ;vw;rgkﬁ. &( ‘ 1 S \ MACHINE, \ARQ‘_L:*AT!! 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