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Show If?' - PAGE SIX un .nTwnn 'trm 11: n Hi. iPc- PROVO EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST Z, 1928. that Instant she would have hung though nmroro nnwn n 'c55 fL n nn' ri - i RUTH DEWEY GROVES she had changed Into an 1 "HALF A BRIDE"dress and been ready for ; , j evening up the receiver. some time, In fact she hadn t been at all de H When Marco came for her there termined to go out with him. Their casual acquaintance on the train was an unnatural brightness In her had been very pleasant' but Bertie eyes and she was too prone, to Lou had turned a deaf ear to his laugh over' nothing.. But , Marco persisent pleas for a date with her. was not critical.' He told her she But now that she needed someone was a knockout. "How about a drive up the Bronx to help her achieve a gesture of to- - Rod and to his en River Parkway and dinner at again U?at their broken he asked. Bertie Lou did to dine with Lila, she didengagement had been a mistake, gagement net care Marco in where they went so long care the least thai n't been a and all that followed man whose as the place promised to be gay. mistake. But Eei tic Lou r.nd Cy- Palmer was a young, "I had some cocktails shaken up not be yiuhel .ut of th) escapades frequently made the front before rus could ' J left the club,tt Marco said pages of the newspapers general' way. need ly when he was reported engaged pulling a hip flask. "All-w- e 11':' .,' ' is Ice"-to some Broadway show girL ' ' thus Lila about and Feellnfj Bertie" Louregarded. the flask Even then she might have found the sanctity of. his tr.ari'Lol some pretext for calling him with- - with a sudden reckl-ealight in her bonds as wc,U as hers, it out suggesting going to dinner with eyes, of course, she could be gayer come out of his tha,t wayftwas going to- be differa1"1 Rod had him to have Bertie LoW touch his relations with Lil us h) j dressing room, a robe over his arm, ent to be gay., She had fCTHCR nAirroN IN might have mentioned a so. 1:4, to ask her If she wanted the bath Then she remembered. .1 iai r k oninc Rod not ever to drink went before promised ;; she 1 '.cornjnonpliicc flirtation, k 1 : J j without him.: .Rut not the Rod who Besides, It was poor roort-'-i-- !Bertie Lou, fresh and dainty his Indifference to had gone off to dinner without her. rhip to scratch the hand th?t h"! flower.-resente- d Dees companionate marriage real"I'll get the Ice," she said. reached out to pull her up t th" her immaculate appearance. And matter? This is the theme fit ly . To Be Continued lnn cf lUxttTj-- Rod Ho dH he was letting her go out with an. Esther Ralston's new starring picBertie JLou ,.at thit other man without one word of pro- ture, "Half a Bride" which opened -wo:r.ont. SEEKS RIVER RECORD unable to por- at the Paramount this afternoon A, r- iteot.BertleXoiJLwas -M.oAug. 2 andr will 1e shown tonight and Sat."You, seem to have p'c.keT ..up CP'V wai ne was too cowiy turious f CARUTHERSVILI.E, Jto care what she. did, . (UP) Dr. Luis Leroy, in his speed urday: - ;. .if mo unsavory itlea3 ; 'hiie . .. Boat Bogie," left here at 8 a, m. were av,ey," ho said colcily. "Per"Half a Bride" is a dramatic pic- She told Marco, somewhat -race on the to his today ture based on the experiences of a lap of his for yon no haps keep-he- r; to go' to the up the Mississippi from Wew Or- - pleajHu&aaQadjrljho finds true uzt dinner date. Had he. her address? leans to St. Louis, In an effort to happiness la a trip bacOoTTaluTer" rid of them." beat the "record of 90 hours made by i Gary Cooperthe versatile star, Eight ip'clockt Right'7 I m 4870, Bertie Lou took, her time about whose recent successes in "Children st thnt. "Unsavory klcao!" she d turn-thi-."receiver-ani: "Beau E'd like to know vhit of Divorce," cried. vMhe in to Rod,-'T- ve : : bathed, thank s Johh D. Itockeff Her 'sai- d- the Sabreur" and "Legion of the Con of youmelf!"-' 31 b d!i! b said politely. Rod did not other iit wait fo: 8ePVyTTui-ty0u.- '' ayTrTi!3?jfirst', business' demned" have made him a popular has the leading transaction, the sale :of the livlhs" ocm m-- answer turkey J sui-- A ..neruto.M wen. into ner. own ' started him on the rosd to financial male' rol and carries It off excel- irto t'."!e bcfltoom. vho-- e and" remained there success!ithatrway, it seems, he lently,;iu i ;L the ho.ndbair she had carrird on'thr dressing-.rooapartment, started' piling up the chicken feed. '"I Miss Ralston and Gary Cooper "i, ' w. 111 Palmer had given her. cr nr ; f . , r Ix , g . Loteffu'vu 1 s Cyru-grgw,-l h y s . . : un r .. surprlBOr-that-she-woul- nrt d- rri : ISMOUNTING . VINCENNES. Ind Aug. 3 (UP) vSeven employes, burned in the easol'ine stUl explosion a the Indian at Lawrenceviiie, niB.r weo- here to-nesday were believed dying .finrv men were killed and 72 five of these. In hos-- dEight tv lu.iJ at Lawrenceville and Vln-cennes are expected to recover. deserted are washed ashore on acoast i.TonH-nand, the Canadian of privation which weeks the during follow, Miss rvaujiuw , of her former life as a ttA society debutante and, tn ad- dition, learns to lpvejjier fellow castaway. The picture is timely, dealing with f companionate marriage and its and includes a variety of lo- including the Daurooms or th wealthv. the life aboard an ex g yacht and a de. pensive sorted isiana. '. n vtt t AfSF.S DESTROYED ff -- e BERLIr7uly--3tUPFloed- along the Seja river, have aesuoyed fifty villages, a Moscow mspaicajo eca the Lakal Anzeiger roaay. . hus-band- ." : erJ r i screen-favorit- 1 fle'VP.-wtrf- . " juhan?n" . ".?fvgiifrum - thrbt, jotdtnlre va. Kt-r-- Sher-rard's- v feel-Ins- - IDEATHTOLLi '&lif :'S his life's 'from biia disappeared n ihe-eu- re THIS HAS HAITENE.. "'"'"TJERTIE LQV WAI(bjrnarrlP knowledge that she had lost htm.-- ' - gested. But any jnomont with .Lila ROD BUYER, who-bapreviously I She might tell piin now that she was precious to him.. He had- not MAlCSJi. i Knew he had Hed to her and it told her so. .. ... .never would wb'Ue lwn engaged to The latter amuses herself by tet- - wouldn't disturb him in the least. Bertie Lou and Cyrus held their that her re- - respective places in his life and ing their friend that she. wms Bod's ; Bertie Lou was aware Lila's. first love, and continues to make j turn naa met witn no response. But the months that Bertie Loii life miserable for the bride by com-iu- f She turned cold all, over her body, had been away, her coldness, and to New, York M a truest of MOLLY FRASIuR, whose husband and an icy shiver trailed along her Llla's sympathy, had paved the way-foa return of his old infatuation. spine. It left her weak as a baby, had given Hod a position. v He believed now that he bad stop: However, Llla myts a rich ME. with a flat, horribly surprised " ped loving Lila In the first place XOHEE and marries him. .Then because sho had rdvealed herself as In a way It all seemed funny he ask Bertie Lou to forglvo the ; She wanted to laugh. It was heartless and shtllow. Put every act j pant and bo friends. A: Joke she had played of her iince 4ier fliarrligs to CyTrying to Jkoep Tip" soclalljr with such a Joke. (their wealthy friends plunges the on herself hoping: against hope me Loree had been a refutation of .Bryers In debt and Rod becomes that Rod wanted her back, that Kod felt thdt ho vvan in her dfibt Repressed. LUu seizes her chance thcre'd never jbeen anythlng-wronf irpt Jig for irmny thfnEfr-rnTjto persuade him to accept a Iiiphcr wnn innir nappincca, "Why didn't you send a wire?" businemi. boOst. .TTIe reactir.csi to salary from Lore, promising Bertie-Loon Rod went as sought shield him at the forXof loaing her from financial .worry, "for vainly for something to say, "I .diamonds and pearls, and lux' kind Bertie Lou'a itlia-1---- . able to been meet you." ness in Bertie Lou's (jbsence. Shortly nfter, Llla asks Rod to might have have thought of bothHa came to pclicve that he hod put some of her Jewels n the office "I wouldn't Bertie Lou returned. misjudged her, Ar,c hifi ailmlr.-i.-tiovault during ber husband absence. ering you," cffBTH on "her Vr for the way she played the he rfttt'nit 'ilii' vni' Ft j""1 lwU iust .be va. to. your game-witto notify tb volevis are Romr, waft ied Into a feclfnt; oi for her police but she demur piti ti Ijiig out ncrk In dotes.': a abOTJtglrt--Ro, that suspicion replied, thnt wsa only a step removed from against fclm mlfrhv "The-wor.. ld . live, spoil his carocr. Tboy decide to keep after a slight to--pause: a in rTire good bachelor And' ai! this time Lilu. nuftumik' the matter ' " beautiful he. Lou and Rod piomiw to puj ing lrself-sductivel- y " "Oh. if you're so popular I'll be fore him. lor the loss, as ho" Is nbjq. to save , She uoed the'" social contacts to lucky to have- you take me" Out to tbe money... . suppose," Bertie Lou jaivc Jiimmplo oppoiity-40TkM- Bcrtio Lou f inds out that Rod ha Jinn deceived .her. twlon restardlnj- - cn- -. mocked him. the soft sllkinesa of her golden hair. Rod frowned. "Jl'm dining w'th to feci thc.SE.tin touch of .hex daiatj4 liak'inc.. U rfements with LU and J heart- Llla hachand, and Cy;M he sa!J. "I ll tele- - hands And. lha supple rviunUr.csa cf she went to thetlghilyia. broken. A teJecrana calls her to her telephone aad csllei to her sick mother and be' leaves phone them that you're back.". . 'tho number he had penciled on it. her.figiU'C... A,. There was a trncrof uncertainty without seeing Rod. ' She danced with a flavor of abon- - Red followed her nto the bdi'oo- -i vfcice In his did not t.v1-s.rt an-that Lila prevails on W o to spend the escape donement, when they sat hear her asl; for Mr. Pibnf"-gethr- r week-en- d nho had a way of nestling The linos about his mouth chow-with them 4a the country Bertie Lou. She! noted that he did to keep frpnj being Jpnely, and un- not take a welcome for her" at the close-thim that stopped Just short j plainly in the set expression of his der pretense; pf sympathy, plants Lorees" for granted. Neither did he of being openly ts miliar, But .1 aa itenriperSoL she knew Marco enaeedv of donht In his mlud about suggCHt giving up his dinner' yet Rod did not know that site was Palmer! Hethem.. dishad Bertie Lou. Each nne waiU, for the gagement with He made: no effort to Interfere playing p to him, leaiitig him, on. Ho become nwara of Imr allure with her call. Bertie Lou jumped otler to write and explain, and Bhe tinctly said he was dining thero. Lou could feel the tide of without realising XhRtj saa was con- as he slammed the door his dresa- Bertie remains away several weeks, which makes Rod furkwtwH.lt her. anger rising to her breast. She man sciously using it to enmesh him, to in room behind him : NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY aged, however, to speak calmly, win him back to - her. He soon Then 'wave of 'despair swept even lightly. "How .perfectly ab- reached the stage of wishing "he over hor, and if the young man she . CHAPTER XXIX .... "Hollo," Bertie Lou called. In surd," she said. "I was so sure you could tell her tlmt he. was in love was calling had 'not answered at would have aa.engagement that I ordinary tones. Rod's - footnter-halted -- abruptly. 1 made one for myself. She smiled pleasantly at him and Thent after what seemed to Bertie Lou an eternity of waiting, he turn- Rod stared at her in doubt for a ed back and came to the arched moment. You don't mind, I hop," she added sweetly. "We can talk doorway of the living room. For a full moment he looked at about Wayville tomorrow." her without speaking. Then: "So "I'll tell Lila you're coming with you finally decided to come home," me," Rod snapped. .. Bertle. Lou's 48-lb- r 1 Sack Timpanogos Flour manner annoyed him. And his ne said coldly. 8 lb. Sacks Timpanogos Flour 2 4 her. manner "You if ..$3.35 may annoyed Bertie Lou's heart dropped to the 48-l1 Sack Royal Flour nadir of hope. Until that moment you like.' she replied icily; "but I .......81.70 shall not 48-lbgo with you. I'm going shs had not let her self realize how 2 Sacks Royal Flour ... g much feer meant to out to dinner with Marco Palmer." 48-l1 Sack Husler's Unity Flour . ... ... ' "With whem?" Rod asked in her that on this glorious event she 48-l2 , Sack3 Husler's Unity Flour had built all her expectations of astonishment "With Marco Palmer, of" the . :. 60 lbs. Wheat . finding happine.-- a again with Rod. Deep In her heart the desire to Palmers. You've heard of him, sure100 lbs. Wheat :..:.... ..: .....$2.45 become reconciled to him had per- ly. Our dinner engagement was con; 100 lbs. Lay Mash ........ sisted despite the mental cold shoul- ditional upon your having one. So .100 lbs. Dairy Feed ; der she had sought to bring to their run along, and get dressed. Li!t won't like you to be late, I'm sure. 1 OaHonCairFlTSprayT::.:....... meeting. .............,.........$ But one glance at hit cold, lm-- , There's always that chance for a the . other AND FREE DELIVERY PRICES passive features was enough to moment alone before tonvince her that her attitude real- guests arrive, you know. Especially ly mattered very little. It was plain with such an accommodating hus that Rod possessed an attitude of band as dear Cy; he's never down in time to Interfere." ... his own. ))5 - All Jt jj of her struggling with her Rod flushed angrily. Bertie Lou pride had been In vain. 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