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P .4 P _ _ sBut mother--~ C CENEE C _E =f go only on my own terme, Mat _ WE _' --tim. 'That must be settied now." * /§ ( "Oh, leare the town to me, Martin. $ _ _ _ Ave Hired in smaill towns before. Hol-- "'» ib's bored to death and just weiting e * i e mwe to come and amuse It" >>-- a 4 ' *Unfortunately, I stlll love you, Jeryl"> MHis frown gave way to 4 s "wisiful longing. "Can It bethat ~.-------- thity=--" hts--contemptuoys gesture cir-- rflflwnmnd over a dif-- __. Rerence of opiaton. Well have a cup ------#W--tes and rou'l! go back to Holcomb % matter with tfhe. I believe American --_-- _ Immes lack beauty and I would be _--_ Raise to mysolf and to America If T _ bought my lore with ugliness, -- Look } wot at the sea and sky, Martin The i Creator uses color lavishly, yet you _"__-- eonsider my love oft it a mere fad." --** She -- Yooked -- up aft him adoringiy. oiz _"Ka% are handsome too, Martis I A fa z-'ih«d«nd;bem*hc' npppmmaoeet £5~ Into his arms. Order. Your Seats Today-- '?' . *PH risk it," be deciared, nw-'r.{ Dom't Wait -- A Real $3.06 _ * [ geryl lmughed helpiessty. _ Production At Our Prices ifmafiu;b'w.- ol tmnn --and . >mM hy 4 "ar "7 P p . "We must live wirh her and abe will never leare the old home." _ - "I did--not object." ° *You aniagonized hber" "I merely refused to allow her to ~ Abmgase my clothes and personal sur-- Woantagy ~<oThs~ hy 'of #ubw!lailre brides Is orer." -- -- "Se my mother and 1 are jokes be-- we stand for beauty and pure Emmn'u'mm He Pusched wut understood. ' y o_ ae ee'e l i e o cak blinked at an intolerable gold zun it radiating _.daztling sand and darkly vivid biue--green sea. If forgetfuilness had blotted out the rememtrance of th* ferry and the suburbaw tratn, be might have imagined bimself set down in an Indian palace in a tropical desert. A dull black piano and a golden harp, however, prociaimed the place a studilo. ~ * impression of barbaric splendor, -- It was painted terra cotta and "3 Mecorated in gold and relieved wit! black. Through the large meshed cor-- .. "Dearest," he leaned evetr and took Rber hand. His:eyes pleaded. "I don't ecage. what you do. But mother--and the towa--*~ . "Your mother must compromise." _ "Jery!, this is utter foolishness." Jerri unatched her Band away. "Is R* ° Then what about, my mother and Ideas* She is a vegetariaf, you ;'. WRI you give up meat to please and Tl stazy hbere." Martin Andruson frowned as she approached; the sight of her angered bim. He narrowed bis lide as if the strong hues hburt his eyes.. The girl hel4 out her hand, smiling impishly : : *"I recognize the --old expression, Martin. Since you are still displeased at, the same things, why are yQu here*" and a professional Career?" _ "Den't put It that way, please." Feryi's tome was sharp. "I am an artist, a singer; I was torn and trained to It. As for these colors, they aymbolize a need of my nature." _ Mertin's face whitened. He caught her hang despeiringy. _ "What is the compromise you spoke Y he asked. « _'"She hasa't changed," he groafed 16 himéelf. "Indeed, she must be worse than ever." * ® __ "Fina!," Jeryt*". His 'stubborn blue <ze8 met cher OBTK Feosalibts.----._. > -- "F'lnal, Martin. 'What we decide to-- day goes. I'm in lovre with you now, but T intend to marry while young. If not you--the question in my mind is --Are you worth giving this up fort" *He looked distastefuily around. "I Con't admire this room, Jery!, yet it would not annoy me in the least if it did aot threatéen to separate us. But my mother--" Jery} irrerrupted: "There are other _ beautiful colors, Martin, softer, more restful. I do not demand these particular dbes. But this summer 1 needed them" _ She looked at 1 im a Hitle sadly. "I want: #4 ts be shocked Into lifte. As for your mother--*" "Mere!y a sulte in your mother's bouse to furnish as 1 like and enter-- ¥rin my friends in 1 shall give and hak tolerance. TN be a good daughter to hber, Mariin And TH cook your meals, If necessary; give up patlHc apperances. But 1 shall keep up my music for my soul's satisfaction." SWhe leughed at his puriied frown. ~ "Really, Martin, this is a serious Doved you first for your viking eyes and halr. And you like my color schemes--though you don't know it." . Be drew her to 'him, hungrily, hap . Rvident!y, he did not constder had yet lost his capse. He t He laughed aloud ' M course, pou are joking." Khe gare him a whimslcal look, Andruson colored. s "Am I worth more than red walls HE By NELLIE £. * am the one who is taking the 1@ sion of DarDaric spIendoor, . 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