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' ' iviiliSBlifillv T0 MARCIA

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in spite of the success of he. party. her fatigue. Mort-ta could 110l- sieop. Sheer exhaustion it:id_ closctl John's eyes as soon as ills head touched the pillow. and as Marcia. listened tu his regular breathin; she envied him his ability to sleep while sllc lay awake, thinkllls- lizitl John known the nature u her thoughts be would not have so peacefully slept. The excitement .\ia.cla had shown at the part in- creased as she lay wide-eyed plan- ning what she would do and how Ev about it. Finally‘ site also slot)!- ai‘.d whcn John woke at his usuul time he dressed vcry quietly‘. so that he would not disturb hcr_ A letter from Muriel lti his mu"! tug mail cheered him immensely. Al irrudy she hud found ‘a good post- ion and her mother had shown int» p o.crtteni. Kenneth was a dear Enntl they loved him more as they grew to know hint better. it wits it bright. coniradish letter, and John ‘smiled as he read. Then, after plac- ing it in the drawer of his desk. he went at his work with more plea- sure tran he had left for many ti

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Several times during the day he ftltuilltfll tnitt .\l8i‘ClZt would expect him to pay the caterer and for the music. Ht- would hiive to draw up- on whitt he had saved for Kenneth ‘.0 do so. But he would not need to‘ send another remittance to Jlurlcl‘ for two weeks. He would find soma way to replace what he had to not The bills which .\larcl;t hittl read)‘ for hitn were reasonable stiough, its he admitted, for whitt they had had. But he hurt .\iarcia's feelings who: he said:

"l would so much rather not have

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pressibly. it is hard for ‘A nian to refuse a woman who pleads her love tor him and prates upon her pride ln him. This quality in Mat clit llilil gone far toward weakening John's chitracter. lie hated a scene, he had lost his love for .\larcla. while still possessing herilt lie utiw could give her only a sort of duty itffection, ii. semblance of the love site expected. the love he lta-i given her in the first years of ms ntarriiige. She often made speeches like this:

"You see, John. l ncver lovcd any one but you. You are the only mitn in my life. Even as a girl l didn't waste thyself by any serious flirtatious. although, goodness knows. i cotild have been engaged a dozen titties, and to men who cottltl givc. me everything a woman could wish tor, but I'd rather have my John than all the money in the world"

.'Too bad l didn't have Niarclit." '

“You would have, could litive. ll you handled yourself right. You must have some day, John. l hiiv. bragged so much about you that you just tuust tnitke money so people won't think l niiirle a illlSlilkt‘ i' tuitrvjving you. That would mortif} me tortiezttlt. i want a nit-c home oi our own. l should have had it ion; ago lllitl l married Harold .\io0"e.‘

ls it {lily wonder that with these

money

h:id the party and kept thc tnoney. Jlarcitt. it is d lot of money to spend for duo's evening's enjoy- ment. Why. come to think of it, it =5 uiort- than the rug you wanted would have cosh" '

"l ltnmv. l wiinti-tl to give youl ‘he rug for a birthday present, but‘ l was afraid you vvoultl make ii fuss. l don't sce what. hits conic owir v0ll. John. I thought you would bc delighted ‘tvllh jvolll‘ pllfli‘. 1nd you u-crcnt .1. singlrt littlr bit. You looked almost bored. if you kncw htvw it hurts tne to have you‘ act its if you didn't illlpltftlitl“ tuc you would show more ‘eeling whcti l tr,- to do all l t-ztn for you."

“i wasn't hurt-d. .\lill"t'l‘tt. l am, very tired. and such ilfl

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evening takes too much out of ntc.“ _ l

"Well. you must take a vacation. if you would do its l tell you and but ll littlp ii\\'l\,\‘ in the bank catch month we could go away for throw‘ or four wtioks. lt Wflllill lirticc you up wonderfully and do me goo‘. also."

"l ltiivc nothing loft at the end‘ of the moifth to ptit in llil". bunk". ills tone was‘ flit‘. -

“l hrtvt=n't said it in ‘it long limo, but you are too citsv You should

tlrmanti enough to live on. l scrlmo ;ll"l(.l save in every way i can and ‘till live decently. and still i be- lieve you blame me because you

can't gct utvity, or save, or any- 'hlnt'." fllobn ptive .\litl‘f'ld the money for the bills fur his birthday party filltl begged hcr not to spend itnytltittgj more that mofltn. - "l am strapped. absolutely." he told he." when shr- itgitin spoke of

llilllila‘ dinucd constzititly" into ht.~ ears John Aldrich gave ' hlarcla more than be could afford to. tha' ht- worketi lleyuntl his strength to satLs-iy ltcr?

Chapter LXI.

"You are sure» l can't hnvc tlrt‘ rill;- J0lil1l’ it i.~‘ only two day's tin ‘ll the club tucets hurt-f-

"Quitc stirn. Marcia "

To his surp .0 site .aid no iiinrp iliid he not hcon rciitling his pap er the set lips. the lowered eyc lids might have wurnttl him. but mill‘ loo Hind to finish lhc. tuiittei so quickly he wcttt nn roaiinti.

'l‘hc new curtains hiid arrived and. lbcftu-c bi,- rct-ircd it‘ hunll thcni for Alitrciit.

"They witntcd tn send it man. htit I knew you would bt- willing ti do it and saw» that tuoncy. l ant always thinking of how to save." she chatted at. he tiitlztrtced himself on the ricketty stcplitdler. "Aren't

they lovely! They make lhc l'f‘.~l lol‘ llvi rount look ‘absolutely shabby." she sighed. "’l‘htit's lhc

thing, it calls for it lot tuore. when if you roftirnish all iil once every thing corrcstionds. Oh. well. may- hc sonic day i ciin have it llJllFvl of mt- rwn and furnish it as l should like to)" This time it was John who sighed.

“I'm itfraitl we will be too old to car!‘ for it ltouse before l ciin buy one,‘ he Still] as hc camc down from the latlicr. "Arc tticy

till right?" rm-itning the curtains.

"They itrc perfc-t-lly lovely‘! And you have hung them as well its any detaoratm- could. l always tell everyone that you are just wonder-

~],,, Hm An" h‘, gum it in the long nil, that there is nothing you can't that she knew: meant she could no‘. d0. l ‘luv!’ l0 tell lllPm lIOW "l" have anything more that month. Wu aft?» 3W1!“ “TimPll lalk "liolll But hzid he been watching her he themselves all the time, but l am

possesg what she desired and when she desired it.

Marcia really thought she was uI good wife and in many ways site was. No man ever had a wife oi higher ideals and principles as furl as morality went. lllurcia would as soon have thought of picking some. body's pocket as of looking i“ 4m‘ other man to desire hint. All her love. all hut‘ fcalty was given t-i John. '

Another thing about Marcia; she would nt-t admit to her circle of friends either a man or womtitl whose private life was not its fitr its could he ascertained pure along the some lines. Yes. Aliircia Aldrich was emphatically it good woman in tho sense we tisc the term.

John realized this, as all melt do. and it. kept. hittt pittlnnt. kind. when so often she tried ltttn inex-

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ll. in rciillv wondcrftil how quickly

would have set-n something in her always filling m)‘ lflfillllfi llv“ eves tltitt might have enlightened lucky l am in having such M1 lu- hlm as to her determination tn diligent. tilever husband. Ncl‘

French declares l do it to make them jeiilotis." "Perhaps you do." tiulzzlcitlly. "Now you are teasing. but l'll for

give you.’ John left Marcia admiring the cttrtzilns. When she was ready to

retire he had gone tn sleep. ills vest had fallen to the floor. Shc picked it up and his chock hook dropped out of his pocket. With it in her hand she quietly return ed tn the living room and switched on the. light. Sher would see how much he bad, what his bitlnnce Wilts. ll‘ there wits enough tn gel the rut: sho would make hlni gel it for her lnsteittl of dollli; ll» Sllf’ had intended.

Her brows met in a frown at" t-‘he saw the small balance lefl. iti- tcr thc cittcrcrs chcck hflil lice" drawn. idly she turned the leaves Stitlirnly‘ she frowned again. Who was Murlr-l liorau and what wits John sending her money for? Shc commoner-ti all over. PXilmllllllii ouch stub ciir1fully. ‘Antillter In

- biurici Iiuriin. she ncvur hull llfrflrll

the name Strange that John never liliii tur-ntlnttctl having buslncsas with such a person. Not it thntighl of anything but business entered hrir mind in that tronncciltvn. But why ltmltft he tnil hcr about it’! Some of his extra work. perhaps. lint it wnniiim-it was queer.

She laid the check book on the table. Shc. would give. it to him in the morning, lcll him she had lookcrl iii it. iind ask about Muriel fioritn. Slit". bad no tlnilcacv itbnut acknovricrlglngsbn bud looked lhc inc/k ihrutizlt. Wits she not his with? fild she not have ii rliilll l"

know all about. his money miti- trrsi’ . Hut she slcpl. untiiisily‘. Slim

‘lll'f‘illll(‘ll of it wninitn nitmou Mur- in] In whom her husband warn sending muncy while denying her ll FUK.

"l found your vcsl on lltr- floor

lhln home-maria rcmcdv conquers n. I-isl. night." she sold. at brcrtkftietl. mtigh~ustuillv in 24 hours or less. "and “rhpn | pp-kitq p u‘, yfyur It norms to tcnelrnte ‘ghrmilnh every‘!- (urpfik hunk m] M,‘ p" gm ||_ |

l , n n ry. oarae o , y 3 _.. tiztrzztti. wit. vhlcflm- to» £32..“ ti: 'i£..'.'i‘.'"..‘." 1.".“....i:'.'. the membrnnrsgnnd tzlves itlmnstlm- ‘m, ‘d n; “ , H I I k W, merlitito relief. Splendid for throat if‘ F'_ 1K1‘ - "llll- ll -\ tickle, hunt-omens, croup, bronchitis you wnuldnt. obJccl. and lace you and bronchlnl nsihmit. have senl muncy to a Muriel Doriin.

Pine! is n Itinhly concentrated com- w}... is ghp?" rind of‘! tilcntilgteo Norwliiy time 5:’ iindcr his iltronth

ra ,ttn nit en use or n - , ., .

tlons for liirpnt and chest almentrt. hinmfisf “Trriilmsnrfig qlul‘?

Tn uvold disappointment. nsk your l‘ F! , ~ "ii - - dmwm y", “QM, Ounce, of Piggy" But hn reptitwl as nomihnlanily SIS’ with directions. and don't acct-pt nnv- pnnsl-hlo: t

John damned

thing elite. Guaranteed to give sbso- “she h, a warm," who has 4,"... lat: §atinf|t§tlonror rponatrcfunded. things for me;- h“ ’°:' "m" o‘ ' ‘ "What things? Strange you . —"' “ '

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never mentioned her. And you paid her money. So_you couldnt have been doing win-k m,- her, a5

the stubs." "lt is a private affair, Marcia." “You mean you are not going to tell me!"

'l should prefer not to."

'Bttt you ntut-itf Why. i itewr devolved you—"she blushed as site Ffimelllbered the number of titties she had deceived hlni-about her losses at cardsW-"l nican about any.» thing that c0unts— about any man." Then: “You must toll me. John. l'll never rest until you do.‘

Chapter LXll

Not for weeks had Marcia been so angry. in spite of all she had sitid iter refusal to allow John to adopt that boy, he had ttikcn the care of him upon himself and was sending money to some unknown woman for his support. it was al- most unbelievable that he should :0 :igitinst her wishes in such a znzinncr.

"it will no good ‘for you to take on so. Mercia, You will only make yourself ill."

"You menu to tell me that you in- tend to go on supporting that child when l go without so many things l want?‘

"Ycs. Jiurcia. I might ll. but i will ttot. i ant going to pay for Kt‘nneth'a tiare and edu- cate him. lie is a most lovable lit- tle boy and will more than repay till l can do for him. it isn't mtich. Marcia: just ‘ti few dollars each month."

“Who is this Duran woman?"

Fonthe first time John tried to suppress the entire truth.

"She l5 an elderly lady. ill, who has taken Kenneth tn help out her itvitig expenses and site loves hltn dcitrlyj"

“Bosh! Site loves your tnotiegvl" "Come. Niarcia, be reasonable.’

"Reasonable! You are the un- rcasunitblt- one. \\'hy, i never heard ‘if stich idiocy! You take the czlrc -if it pent-ct stranger's boy upon votirselt’ what. for?" ,

"ilccitase l love children. Marcia, tnd you ltztve reftisetl [hunt tn mt: i $ilW a great deal of Kenneth while you were in Europe and learned t0 love him. and he me. I "an fecl his llllin arms ztrotitid my ‘icck now. l would dearly: have lut- -d to have hint here. Rut l would "ill risk tutiking you unhappy by iti- istlng upon it But in this you uttst kccp your Iiunds off. Marcia. Fhe boy is my affair." 'l\'.‘iz.<, rccritulnatlons “iist wltcrc they stitrtetl. iuhn s: d: “liar ill. l shiill never rcfer to ittlc Ktinucllt ugitlu. l trust you will not. [tut i shall t-itrc for hlni ts it‘ ltc wt-re my son."

Jiitrciit wept and pitted herseif is on itbttscti tvifc long after John ‘iitd ii-ft for thc olficc. Moticy for .1 itritttgcrs child. and tlPfly lit-r thc ~iittpic things site needed to make icr houtp lll[l‘.'|t'llVl‘_ She. lclc- “lltlilfifl for lit-r citr. the luxury that lnhn allowed hcr and which lic so iclfltittt u-ctl.

She drove Io the store whcrc shc mil sccn thc rug she vranted. Onw ‘iguiu she had in unroilcd and thct tftcr it itioutcntfl»; hesitation said:

"l hitvc one (illlt‘l' lti view. Will you hold this for me tintll .3 fciork?" ‘

“Gliidlyz Mrs. Aldrich. I am sum vou will not be pleased with any other." tho siiuve sitlosftiun dcclttr-l -d.

The bitppeiilttgs of the next hour wc. will keep secret. But Marcia micrpctl zit thc end of thitl time roni 4t ccrttiin shop Wllh it flushed. ‘zit-c. ipd shining eyes.

“ilonw, ilttyvard". she said to hcr chauffeur. it smile of satisfaction on hcr lips.

At 5 o'clock she was buck at the illflll and had pitld for the rug.

“liuve it dcllverd by ll o'clock". ihc siiid to the now smiling s-alcs-' nun.

“Surely. tiiaditme. lt will be there. m the hour_"

The look of satisfaction still lln» geretl on Marina's lips when John came in to dinner. but she said ‘nothing. and he. rejoiced that shc lid not bring tip the subject of his caring for little Kenneth, exerted ltimsolf to entertain her. ‘

After dlnncr Rob and Nell ‘french came in and they playedl ‘irldge until l0 o'clock. Then Bob iaid:

“Como on. Nell: l am not going lri have John's death on my sou“ The man's all in and don't seem to teiillzn it."

"Don't tiilk llki- that, Bob" Mur- -i;i brokn in. "you give me the ihlvcrs."

"l wish I cutild give you thin: clsc. sense enough to cure of John. The man is

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worked to death or worried. Same thing us far its his health goes."

“lie has no reason to be either." liiarcla atnswercd coldly. “lie surely has nothing to worry about. and he works turd because he wants to. perhar‘ has to lf he does foolish things no had no right to do." it was the first time Marcia had ever spoken in derogatory termg of John before ‘tiny one and Hob only stared as h" replied:

"Well just make him call at htill before he gets down sick on you.‘ hands. ' 'l'ltctt Nell broke in:

_“f expect every member of the club will be here tomorrow. Marcia, They all say they enjoy coming tr- you."

"l love to have them. How do you like my curtains, Nell?"

"Scrumptious! But you do man- itge to have things up to date ol- ways."

“i should be a fool if l didn't". Only John tintlerstood Martin's cryplc reply.

Chapter LXlll.

“What time doc-s your cltib gel through ‘its business, Marcia?" John itsketl the next morning. "l will slit)‘ itl the. office until the nicnihers go. l have no wish to butt in on a lot of females."

"They tisually leave about six or a little. after. l shall serve cakes and teii itfter the meeting."

’ Jchn made no reply, but when

he l'€‘tlt‘ll9(l the street he could not

hcip but think of the cater~ erls li‘ll he had! paid only that tvnek. iind now .\larcia was entixr- tainiug ittzitin. and on rather a urge scale. Site had told hlni she expectctl itbout forty-five women.

“Citkcs and tea won't. cost much,‘ he tricd lo reassure himself. But the thought of his finances, the uionvy he needed for little Ken- neth. wc/rried hitn anti his should- ers sztgged as he ivttlkcd slowly along.

All day things at the nfliice were at slxcs and sevens. His stenogrii- plter did not show tip. two of the men were late, and there WtlS an tinustiitl amount of work to gct through.