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Newspaper Page Text16 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Thursday, June 21, 1951 The Dancing Heart AP Newifestures By EMILY NOBLE CHAPTER 4 Lottie drew herself up. "Don't cxrject me to coolc. I'm going now." "You can't, darlin'. We won't let you go. You have to help us out. You look prettier than any picture in the wide world. Every time I see you I want to rub me eyes and say only the good Lord can understand how you belong to us. But I can't talk. I gotta run and talk Mulrooney out ot the best grub in the store. Here's the hook, Florrie. Use it on her If she tries to run away. Come on, Tutty. Of! we go." Lottie's face was burning. "This is disgraceful! This is" "Sure it is. All that and more. Now open the window so you can cool off before Joe gets here. Then we're gonna have the big fun. Imagine Rosalie comin' back home, and her gone Just a week today. They musta come back to New York for their honeymoon. And I ask you. don't millions do it every year? Now there's a gentleman that is a gentleman, and rich as a nabob." "I must say I'd be ashamed to push my dying mother into a hospital and run off to marry a stranger just because he was rich." Lottie fairly sniffed. Mrs. Mon ahan waved Pat's hook and it slipped. It crashed through the window pane beside her and fell out into tile street. A passing old woman looked up and blinked. "Is it throwin' the hoase out of the window y'are, Plorrle Mona han?" The fat woman drew a deep breath. "I need air In a hurry, Mrs. Feeney." It was getting dark, the thin late snow was turning into Silvery arrows against the dusk. And Joe came dashing In, almost toppling Mrs. Feeney In his excitement. He stood panting Just inside the door. His eyes were shining. "Rosalie. She's back. She's home, Ma." "O' course she's back. She and her Wayne had to have a honey moon, didn't they? Don't every body have to come to New York for a honeymoon, even them fancy movie stare? Kiss your sister or she'll think you're as potty as the rest of us." "If you think I'm staying you're very much mistaken, Mother. I merely dropped in to tell you I am putting Terence into a proper school so he can forget he ever aaw this street or anyone on it." Joe caught her arm roughly and swung her around. "Don't talk like that to Ma or I'll slap you to sleep." She shook off his hand. "You touch me. you you thing, and I'll put the police onto you. You're so brave, aren't you, when It comes to threatening defenseless women." Their mother roared. "Get me up and stop squabbling. This is a big night. Joe, will you stop look ing at the window and pull me up?" He heaved her to her feet. Only he and Pat could do it Just right. He helped her walk, his arm about her at least part way around her waist. She leaned on him. "Boy, it's a grand night for us. Think of it." He spoke softly as they walked through the string of bedrooms. "Ma, I don't think I want to sec Rosalie and her husband." "Well, maybe she Just come her elf. We haven't seen him. We " They both stopped dead and stared. Rosalie was standing in the dining room. They could barely make her out In the darkness. Mrs. Monahan didn't cry out. She sensed something and held out her arms. "Come to me heart, darlin,' and let me hold you." Rosalie never moved. "I came over the roofs, Mrs. Monahan. I knew everyone would run to talk to me In the street. I can't come to supper. I I'm running away. I Just came for some old clothes. I though I could slip into the house and get away unseen." The woman leaned against the door to steady her bulk. "What's the matter, Rosalie? Joe, we need Ugnu." "No, Joe. I'm going back right away." "Back where. Rosalie?" The wom an was breathing hard. "Where is Wayne?" "I didn't marry him. His family wouldn't have me. His father gave me five thousnnd dollars to give him up. I took it. Now you know." She turned and vanished through the back door opening from the dinln? room into the hall. Joe stood rigid. Lottie came in and pushed by them to switch on the lights. t t "What's the matter? You both look as if you'd seen a ghost." Joe turned and walked quickly through the door. Mrs. Monahan sank heavily into a chair. Lottie 6tared at her. "What is the matter? Did you see a mouse or what?" A rat. my girl. Go up to Mul- rooney's and send Pat home. Take Tuffy and get along with you." "wnat aoout ine party?" "There ain't no party." She sud denly roared. "Do as I tell you and oon't as! questions, do It now." (To Be Continued) Living to Be 725 Years Old Worries Editors San Antonio, Tex., June ' The editor of Modern Phar macy, George Bender, says It's possible that humans may one day expect to live to be 125 years old. But, he said yesterday, the lining isn't all silver In this happy thought. When he wanted to know, should a fellow who's going to Hve that long retire? Carol Curtis Pattern AduIcs in Color! 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