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JILL BY
MARY RAYMOND
Cere4.14 NCA Sonic tes.
CAST or CHARACTERS
atm.,,f;iv.n.Illtrtriiii. heroine.
o A I.A N JEFFILN. hero. HAILS
renale 1111.11.1.
, PARRY WENTWORTH.
Stepbrother.
J A CK WENT WORTH.
brother.
SYLVIA MUTTON. oil heireal.
Yesterday Alen dietary hie love
tor Jill. The in the hands
tat Irate now.
CHAPTER VIII
PATTY had dropped by Alan's
studio for a cheering word and
also with a practical suggestion.
- Had be ever done illustrating?
' There was a chance her publisher
might be interested in having him
submit some sketches.
'FRE last of Alan's pictures had
been boxed.
He had paid cash for a three
months' lease of his new, fur
fished quarters. A location which
was very different from the rooms
he was leaving.
The new place was not luxuri
ous. But it had dignity and good
taste. Even the most fastidious of
visitors would not be able to find
fault with its atmosphere.
During the next few days, Alan
was a man with two minds. One
functioned calmly, rationally for
practical purposes. The other was
filled with dreams. With tender
phrases, tenderer pictures. With
one mind he drove a shrewd
financial bargain about the lease.
With the other, he was writing
the prolog of his great adven
ture. He was In love. Tremen
dously in love. And amazing as
it was, this lovely girl was his.
Tomorrow he would bring Jill
to his new place. He would show
her how they made tea in English
homes. And Jill would sit across
a small table and pour tea from
the antique silver teapot he had
brought from 1--
Man thanked her. But color financial bargain about the lease
was his forte. He would feel as With the other, he was writins
helpless as an armless man trying the prolog of his great adven
to express himself through an' ture. He was In love. Tremen
medium but paint dously in love. And amazing a!
"I've had some good fortune it was, this lovely girl was his
since I saw you," Alan said. "A Tomorrow he would bring Jill
manI haven't been able to dis- to his new place. He would show
cover who he wasbought one of her how they made tea in English
, my pictures through a dealer. He homes. And Jill would sit across
paid the unbelievable sum of a small table and pour tea from
$3000 for it." the antique silver teapot he had
"What a break!" Patty cried. brought from
She was genuinely pleased and
bewildered. Here, she had been i rrITERE was a ring at the door.
giving the old town a black name 1 Alan opened the door of the
for coldness and callousness. And dismantled living room and faced
straightway it had taken this new- Ardath.
4 comer to its heart. "Hello," Ardath said.
The bewilderment lasted all the 'How are you?" Alan spoke
way round the corner to her more formally.
, 44. apartment, where she found Are
dath Holm stretched out on one 1,
Ardath held out a long. slim
,, of the cots, the flowered cover in hand. "Perhaps you don't remem-
104;:,, a wrinkled heap on the floor. ber me. I'm Ardath Holm.
- "Come to life," she said to Ar- "I remember you quite well,"
Ny. 7 dirk. "Wonders do happen. Thal Alan said. -Which was true.
rain ix r fellow has jpst sold a plc- There was something dangerously
N.., ire for $3000. What do you think arresting about this girl. You
of that. for a nice piece of luck?" might not admire her type. But
Ardallt sat up and stared at you would never overlook her in
Patty oi o! her , strange eyes, a crowd.
someonebe didn't know the
man's namehad bought &picture
through a dealer."
, "He must have some big
- friends," Ardath drawled. She
: reachbd for a cigaret and began
to smoke, lazily regarding the cir
cling smoke through half-closed
s eyes.'
pATTY was digesting the re
' ''''' mark. She rejected it scorn
., fully. "He doesn't know anybody.
The seediest crew of people you
, could imagine have been coming
- in to see his pictures. Except lot
! a lot of browsing down and outs.
he knows only you and meand
Jill."
She stopped. There was a queer
smile in Ardath's eyes.
"I:er voice sounds rich," Ardath
drawled.
Paay stared. This Ardath wasn't
so dumb after all. Jill's voice did
' - sound rich. Well-bred, beautiful
' iy modulated. The voice of a
: thoreughbred, who had had thor
' nughbred training. What did you
4 know about that?
"Well, it should," Patty replied.
- "Her father's John H. Wentworth,
; the millionaire."
"Then, she's Jacqueline Went
- worth," Ardath gasped.
"of course. Her friends call her
Jilt"
' "If you think Jill had anything
to do with this, you're mistaken,"
Patty continued, crossly. "Jill was
I wild for him to sell sornething.
But even a rich man's daughter
doesn't go around throwing money
away on pictures."
: "Maybe she wouldn't be throw
ing it awayon a picture." Ar
dath's voice sounded wise.
Thinking it over, Patty came to
the conclusion that Jill must have
Interested some Of her wealthy
friends in Alan's pictureif she
had not been, as Ardath had
I hinted, the actual purchaser. It
A,, wasn't likely that a purchaser had
- dropped out of the skies and left
such tangible evidence of his visit
But she would not tell Ardath
Holm this. She wished fiercely
that she had not said a word
E , about it. Though, she couldn't see
how Jill could be hurt by Ar-:
dath's sly insinuations.
t which nt4, ,t4 i as excited glow
in them.
"Tell me about it," she said In
which no 'IA. i at excited glow I "I'm afraid I must appear In
' in them. 'N., ' 1 hospitable. I can't ask you in,
"Tell me about it," she said in ! Miss Holm. I'm moving. In fact,
her low, throaty voice. i I have moved. I'm waiting now
, . "Not much to tell," Patty re- 1 for a cab."
plied. "I don't think he knows so ,,I heard you were going
very much about it either. He said away," Ardath spoke, slowly, "and
someonehe didn't know the
,, ,,, ,,. I that you had sold a picture."
"I'm afraid I sounded boastful.
Spreading the news. But it was
r hard to keep. It's pretty great
isn't it?"
r "I should say so." Ardath still
stood, looking up at him. She
r made no move to go. Alan, rest
less, eager to be on his way, won
dered what more there was to be
said.
"Jacqueline Wentworth must be
pleased," Ardath said
"Whooh Jill."
"Her real name is Jacqueline.
All her millionaire friends call
her Jill, I believe."
r Color surged to Alan's face, but
he said nothing.
After a moment, Ardath con
tinued. "Patty said she was wild
for you to sell a picture. And you
did. It's wonderful what rich peo
ple can accomplish, Isn't it? But,
naturally, the daughter of John
Wentworth could do pretty much
what she started out to do. You
were lucky to pick a friend like
this Wentworth girl I guess you
know that."
"Yes." Alan's voice was cool
and controlled. Rage and an
guish within. But this girlthis
insufferable girl, who had toppled
his world, should not know.
"Well, goodbyand concrtu
lations," said Ardath.
"Goodby."
Alan stood in the doorway of
his forlorn, barren place. He
watched the taxi coming toward
him. He motioned to the driver
and went inside.
He picked up the telephone
book that hung dejcctedly by the
phone and opened it with shaking
fingers.
Yes, there was the name, and
the address. And the number Jill
had given him.
(To Be Continued) s,
threw the rocks because I I
wanted to be sent to jail. I
want to go to jail and think.1
Frank Lewis. 23, Portland,
Ore., tired of working 14 hours a I
day as a cook decided he wanted I
to go to jail and think It over
so he threw a brick through a de
partment store plate glass window.
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