... Irish Socifty Horse Show Number. August 23* SHORT STORY 1 FOR TRAVELLERS BY TRAIN AND TRAM. Millie Lynne, Shop Investigator By CECIL H. BULLIVANT. A PAIR OP JADE EARRINGS. CHAPTER I. The great business house of Snell was closed for the night. Long J>sg ...

... cannot forget,” she agreed, happily, anywhere—(with you !” am ready to (THE END.) NEXT WEEK’S SHORT STORY: “TftE POOR RELATION By W'.niifred Graham ■ Author-of; Story of a Mormon,” “The Sthr Cihild,” “Angok a.id Devils and Man,’ v ‘A Sicial Pretender,” Etc ...

... object to short stories in book form, but they fill want in that one can take up such a book at odd moments, or when depressed or tired the interest does not require too much effort to sustain as in a long novel, and a really well written short story is an ...

... June 26, 1920 Irish Society and Social Review. •uiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii^^ OUR SHORT STORY FOR TRAVELLERS BY TRAIN OR TRAM. Seamew Cavern, By HERBERT RUSSELL. I spun the coin in the air and let it fall upon the ...

... Review. '£lllllll llllll||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||t||||||i|||||||||||t|||||||||||||||||||||)|||||||||||||||||[i: OUR SHORT STORY FOR TRAVELLERS BV TRAIN OR TRAM. Kitty’s Romeo, KATHARINE TYNAN. nlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ...

... softly, then two arms closed round her, and their lips met in a long, sacred kiss: for love had won the victory. Next Week’s Short Story: the curio shop. By MILDRED MATTINSON. ...

... of the unhappiness * n this world »s cmwedV people not telling each, other how much they really love them?” Next Week’s Short Story— MAD DOO, By EVELYN EVERETT-GREEN. ...

... Love brought to Peggy everything her heart desired, for even her parents are reconciled to the marriage now. Next Week’s Short Story;— THE BLOTTER’S SECRET, By MABEL BURKHOLDER. ...

... made from any semi-transparent material and consisting two pieces. These have straps under the arms and end at the bust. SHORT STORY FOR TRAVELLERS BY TRAIN AND TRAM (All Rights Reserved), Milly Lynne, Shop Investigator By CECIL H. BULLLVANT. 1 A BOW AT ...

... hand on his shoulder, and bent low. “Your hope and prayer of long ago is answered,” she whispered—“ Father!” Next Week’s Short Story: “HER FATHER’S HONOUR.” By ALICE E. ROWE, Author of “Who Ordereth?” Molly’s Problems,” “Tommy Lad,” * “The Man Between,” ...

... fortune same to the deserving poor young man, with love thrown in—or perhaps it should the other way about. Next week’s Short Story will' be “THE CONFESSION,” by P. J. Kuttall. ...

... confidede to her as he kissed her good-night. “Hf didn’t show up too well, when I made my ‘Bolt from the Blue’?” Next Week’s Short Story— “THE LIKENESS TO A SHADOW,” By ETTA RICHARD. ...