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THE EVENING JOURNAL. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1924 II her with a bang and he was left ORGAN RECITAL AT hackney-coach to convey th Colonel to Whitehall. alone. Pile Sufferers Can Vsu Answer These Questions? Do you know whv alntmenta rln. Mt It still wanted an hour to noon.

"PhewlM he breathed aa he sank 8TH STREET CHURCH IrEIBLiOlXH 1 FOR TODAY I ill (1M TWeseWiwHit. erne eH smelua keriUf Is ener fane. limply Into his chair again. He pass- and this the Colonel considered the earlltwt at which he could decently FOOL ed a wearily across his brow, and found it moist. (lve you qulek and lasting relief? An organ recital will be given In the Eighth Street Baptist Church, present himself.

But early as It was there was another who had been wny cuiiing ana operations fan 7 Do vou know the cause of nllea la in- earlier. This was His drace of Buck tomorrow evening by the laidls Aid CHAPTER Buckingham Disposes Colonel Hollea hummed softly to long, that I do not think I could ever settle. Besides, ma'am, what have I to offer?" "If I am satisfied with my bargain, why take thought for that?" "I must. The fact is, I am touched, deeply touched. I did not think I had it in me to arouse the affeo-tlon, or even the regard, of any woman.

Even so, ma'am, whilst it moves me, it does not change my purpose. I am not a marrying man." "But He raised a hand, domlnantly, to check her. He had found the correct formula at last, and he meant to keep to it. i i i "Useless to argue, ma'am, I know ternalT That there Is a stagnation, of blood In tb lower bowel RAFAEL A BATIK! ttirrr( gy a Society of the church under the di ingham, who, accompanied by his friend Sin Harry Stanhope, had sought the Duke of Albemarle a full rection of Mrs. Eugvne Morrla.

himself a he dressed with care to keep his momentous appointment at FKAR THE IOUD, and serve him In truth with all your heart; for consider how great things he hath done for yon, 1 Samuel 11:24. hour before Colonel Hollea had been Do you know that there Is a harmless Internal tablet remedy discovered by 1 Dr. Leonhardt and known aa HISM-HOID, now sold by IMtnfnrth's Drug Store and druggists generally, that Is guaranteed? 1 "WH UAMavMAMVtCt.tC. ready to leave his lodging. the Cockpit.

Early that morning he had emptied the contents of his purse upon the bed, and counted up his fortune. (To Be Continued) Danwnes piles ey the Internal eauaa. by freeing blood circulation In the lower bowel, This to dissemble her agitation, the truth broke upon him at last. The day stem of his pipe snapped The program will be: solo, "The' Lord is My IHght," Alltsen; "The Awakening," Johnson, Mrs. John Hunt, of Cheater, invocation, the Rav.

H. J. Jones; (a) "Reverie," Diekerson: (b) "Schervoso." Rog-ere. Miss Wagner, organist of Second Baptist Church; (c) "lnslam-natuf," llosnlnl. Mus Bertha Smith, organist of Shlloh Baptist Church; (d) "Angelus," Pel lane.

Maw Ruth PettlnglU, organist of North BnpttHt It amounted to thirty-five pounds and some shillings. And Albemarle had promised him that together with simple home treatment naa an almost unbelievable record for sure, safe and laming relief to thousands of pile sick-sufferers, and saves the needless pain and expense of an operation. There Is no reason why it should not do the Out Goes All Rheumatic JUST A MOMENT DAILY STRENGTH AMD CHEER Compiled by John a. Qvlalus. (The Sunshine Mao.) my mind.

My reasons are as I have said, and so is the fact, I am touched; I am prodigiously touched, and grateful. But there it Js." SYNOPSIS Colonel Hollea, soldier and adventurer, returns to England, the land o( hia tlrh, when war la declared with Hot. land, tie cornea to lodee with Martha Qulnn, hoateia of the l'ttul'i Head, la 1'aul's Yard, London. It la difficult for the colonel to secure a commission In the English army be-cause the nam of Holies, father of the oolonel, la on the warrant for th execution of the late king. A friend named Tucker asks Hollea to enter a conspiracy against the government.

A letter la brought Ht Urace of Albemarle talliiuf the colonel (hat a hia commission, he should that moaning receive an order on the Treasury for thirty pounds to mset same for you. his disbursements on equipment and His firmness turned her white with the rest. He must be considered, do mortification. To have offered her- Poison credit to his pa titan. That la the way to be Immovable Therefore, immediately after an In the midst of troubles, as a rock place In the army has been found (or amidst the waves.

When Ood is In aim. Rheum Acts On Kidneys, Liver and Hi early breakfast at which, -for once, he had been waited upon, not by Mrs. Qulnn, but by Tim the drawer Hollea telle the cood news to Martha ladder ins very First Otr the midst of a kingdom or city, He between his fingers, and he dived after the pieces, glad of any pretext to remove his eyes from her face and give him a moment in which to consider how he should conduot himself in this novel and surprising situation. he came up agaJii, his face was flushed, which may have been from the lowering of his head, lfo wanted to laugh; but he realized that this would be utterly unpardonable! lie rose, and set the pieces of the broken pUe on tho table, Standing thus, his shoulder1 to her, he spoke gently, horribly embarrassed. "I I had no notion of of yojir meaning -And there he broke down.

But his embarrassment encouraged her. Again she came close. "And now that you know it, makes it firm as Mount that Get a bottle of Hheuma todav and he had sallied forth and made his cannot be removed. When He la I ONE A THOUSAND way to Paternoster Row. There he In the midst of a soul, though ca purchased a fine coat of red camlet Church; "Toocau in Kinder, Mrs.

C. Mas Brooks, organist of Baton M. E. Church; (f) "Canta-bile," from Samson and Dellla, Saint; (g) "Fantafla," Stalner. Mine Elisabeth Lloyd, organist of Harrison Street M.

E. Church; baas solo, Mrs. Doreen Chester of Bethel A. M. E.

Church; (h) "Med'tatlon." Kinder, Miss Ida Reynolds, organist of Bethany Baptist Church; (1) "March in Smut; "Largo." Handel, Rue-sell Bukhead, organist of Delaware Avenue Baptlwt Church; "Andan-tlno In Flat," Smith. Willard Chip-fey, organist of Young Union Church; (k) Selection, Mies Marion Ford, organist of Eighth Street Bap lamltlas throng about it on all hands. laced with gold and small-clothes, stockings and cravat in keeping. By and roar like the billows of the sea, yet there is a constant calm with In, such a peace aa the world can neith wear a satisfied smite on your face tomorrow. It's a remedy that Is aetonlahlnr trie whole country, and It's just as food for gout, sciatica, lunioaco and kidney misery aa ifnr rheumatism.

It drives the poisonous waste from the Joints and muscles that's the secret of Rheuma'a success. Hut we don't ask you to take our word for It; so to nanforth'a Druf Store, or any good drucctat aad get a Qulnn, Because Martha has fallen victim to the colonel's charms she feels keen disappointment when Holies receives an appointment. "Beggar may not choose, ma'am. jro where I can find employment. Besides, it is not as bad as you imagine." "But wbere'a the need to at all, when, as I've told you already, such a man aa yourself should be thinking of settling down at home and the time he added a pair of boots of fine Spanish leather, a black silk sash, a new, gold-broldensd Delano, er give nor take away.

What Is It but want of lodging Ood in the sonl, and that In His stead the world and a black beaver with a trailing red plume he found that fully three-quarters of his slender fortune was uoiue, ana a anenn ao as we prom In men's hearts, that makes them lee get your money back. It will be shake like leaves at every blast of mere waiting ror you. she whispered. danger dimipated, and there remained in his purse not above eight pounds. I don't know what to He had returned then with his say." R.

lielghton. MKE CHOCOLATES? Fresh, clean and home-made. tist Church, The committee Is composed of Mrs. Katie Cooks, Mrs. Sarah Massey.

Mrs. Roea Holmes, Mrs. Mary Shelton, Mrs, Katie Adams, Mrs Hattle Williams, Mrs. Mary Oliver and Mrs. Susie Brown.

His mind was beginning to re 1 cover its functions. He understood at last why a person of his shabby bundle to the Paul's Head and as he surveyed himself now in his mirror, freshly shaven, his long thick gold-brown hair elegantly curled, and a clump of its curls caught In a ribbon Chandler's, 106 W. 7th St Adv. exterior and obvious needlneus should have been given unlimited credit in this house. his left, the long pear-wnapoa "Then say nothing- at all.

Colonel, A STRANGE BUSINESS Come to think of it, a bank is a strange business house. Every other kind of business house you go into makes you pay for what you get. Here we give you safety and profit on your savings account, and we pay you for the privilege. ruby glowing in hisearj, his throat encased in a creaming froth of lace, dear," She was purring. "Save that taking a wife?" She realized that the time had come to deliver battle.

It was now or never. And thus she sent out a preliminary skirmishing party. "Why, look at she ran on, before he could answer, "Look at the condition of you." And she pointed a denunciatory finger at the great hole in the heel of his right stocking; "You should be seeking woman to take care of you, instead of letting your mind run on soldier ing in foreign parts." "Excellent advice," he laughed. "There Is one difficulty only. Who takes a wife must keep a wife, and, if I stay in England, I shan't have enough to keep myself.

So I think It'll be the Indies, after all." She came to the table, and leaned upon facing htm. you'll put from you all notion of fine red coat mat Great Store The stem of his pipe snapped between bis fingers. -a nnnn Vita shoulders, he sailing to the Indies." I Miller's I Over r.id at the memory of the scare- "But but my word is pledged already." It was straw at which self, and to have been refused! Aa crow he had been aa lately as j- he clutched desperately. And it was she considered him now with her to the People not a very fortunate one, for it sug' tj tafl anmetmner ARTISANS' SAVINGS BANK vivid blue eyes, her face grew mot geeted that his pledged word was anneared below in all tled. She was moved to sudden the only obstacle.

bVt i TV.W, this finery and since it was unusable that he should Head the filth of hatred of him. -TOMORROW The effect was to bring her closer. III Ill -freets with Ml new She was almost touching him, as he stood there, still half averted, and She walked to the door, moving a little heavily. She opened it, and 505 MARKET STREET Open Tuesday Evenings from 7 to 8. SO 4 PAID ON DEPOSITS MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGES boots.

Tim was then paused under the lintel. Over I See Pages 6 and 7 Today 11 "You're forgetting something. she actually leaned against -him, and sot a hand upon his shoulder as she There's many a woman well on spoke, coaxlngly, persuasively. "But it was pledged before her shouder she spoke to him again. "Seeing that things is like this, perhaps you'll make it convenient to find another lodging not later than dowed, and there's many a man has taken a wife with a Jointure who koft.A vn Vnnnr if Vl TTlfl Cr- will understand.

He'll never hold tomorrow." KEUOGG'STASTELESS CASTOR OIL seriwfiaed enter eil "2" null. Children take tt willingly. Oa sal Si ail good drug stores everywhere. you to it. You've but to explain.

He inclined his head a little in I couldn't. I couldn't," he agreement. "Naturally he was begin cried weakly. nlng, whan the door closed tfter "Then I oan." "You?" He looked at her. She was pale, but resolute.

"Yes me, she answered him. "It your pledge Is all that holds you, I'll take coach at once and go to Whitehall. George Monk'll see me, or if he Sat. to 9 P. M.

Store Hours, 9 to S.30 won't his Duchess will. I knew her well in the old days, when I was a couldn't ha' taken a wife without." "You said something of the kind! before." Again he laughed. "You think I should be hunting an heiress. You think I have tha figure for the part." "I do," said she, to his "You're a proper man, and you've a name and a position to offer. There's many a wealthy woman of modest birth would be glad of you, as you should be glad of her, since each would bring what the other lacks," "lUith! think of everything.

Carry your good offices further than mere advice, Mrs. Qulnn, Find me this wealthy and accommodating lady, and I'll consider the rejection of this Indian office. But you'll need to make haste, for there's only a week left." It waa a laughing challenge. I. "That's not quite so easy aa ed-'vising.

Is fee rallied her. young girl, and she was a aemptress glad to earn a groat where she could. Nan Clarges'll never deny herself to an old triend. So if you JACOB Y'S. 224-226 MARKET STREET Daylight Department Store Yellow Stamps Given Purchasing Orders Taken but say the word, I'll soon deliver you from this pledge of yours." lii 0 His face lengthened.

He looked awev again. 'That Is not all, Mrs, Qulnn." he said, very gently. "The truth is I am not of a a nature to make a woman happy:" This she deemed mere coyness, and swept it briskly aside. "I'd take the risk of that." "But but you see I've lived this roving life- of mine so inn-nn-iiis-n-iiTiiruun-iitniiihiiiin i i "Oh, yes, it in? she assured you were serious could soon produce the lady- a comely enough woman if about your own age. mistress of tMrty thousand pounds Another Day of Wonder Saving Tomorrow in Jacoby's Best Sale of and some property, besides." "Where is she, then?" Mrs.

Qulnn moved away from the table, and round to his aide of it. "She is nere." "Here?" he echoed. She drew a step or two nearer, so i Tomorrow Alright that she was almost beside him. "Here in this room," she insisted, softly. He looked up at her, still uncom Hi prehending.

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