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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21

WANTED. RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS.
Examinations everywhere frequent
" sample questions tre@ FRANK
LIN lNSI iItt y. Dcp~ 500 IL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21

NICE LITTLE BUSINESS FOR YOUNG
man Tor sale. TO amy one vorsed in
machinery line. Present owner has
other business and cannot give this
ms attention Good for SlbO uonth.
ana can BE- bought ut u sacrifice.
II lis. care Times Dispatch
OLD BRICK, NEARLY ALL WHOLE
ones $3.50 per, thousand: or will sell
them delivered in the city at $3.50
per Thousand. y. NJ. WAL[Up, No.
ZIG North Seventeenth street.
WANTED, TO RENT HALF OF MY
millinery store. A splendid oppor-
tunity for some one TO open ladies
suit department, jcwelcr. opticiai,
etc. rs have 4 large trade and w,il
suit any refined business Posses
sion February /. MRS. l.. BARNETT
52S East broad. opposite Miller "
lthoads.
MOVING PICTURE FOR SALE No
trihcrs Apply II i5l. care Times
Dispatch.
rARTY TO INVEST WHERE i,E-
turns would DC unlimited ana Ger
tain. An investigation win surprIs.
YOU Post -pihcc i.uN grG'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21

W iNTED, y PRACTICAL NURSE BY
tnc month for person with lung trou-
bic. no mcIical nursing or experience
ItQUltOdi must be willing to be use
lul. Is go care Times Dispatch
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ncIp llsanfrn, .1;rnlaIr
WANTED. SO YOUNG LADIES

OVER 10 YEARS OLD IN pAckINC;
and attempting departments: we'll
paiU While learning. Experienced
cigarette packers are also desired
apply at once
ALLEN * GlNrER BRANCH.
seventh ana Cars Streets
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Soaruilln

Boulevard Inn. ON HAMPTON
Roads. Ideal place TO spend Christ
mas Country, senshorc and modern
conFcnl.nces. j'irst-ciass Virginia
cooking An -FOUR and half from
Richmond. MISSES TABB, Boulc-
yard Inn Hampton. Va.
WANTED. TRANSIENT. PERMANENT
ana table boardyrs also private dim
Parties aud dances 20 West Frank
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21

SALESMAN LACE CURTAIN HOUSE
etc. wants resident man for state OF
Virginia Commission only FRANK
X. CoCl.BG * co, 353 Broadway
New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21

WHITE NURSE FOR BABY OF TWO
years old * ZIG. care Times Dis
patch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21

THE CuALFONTE DINING ROOM.
il9 East Grace, is now open. First
class Virginia cooking. Breakfast.
10 =; dinner, 1890 10 3. supper q
TO $. MRS. w. i. POAT Pro-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21

'IKST- CLASS .APARTaIENTS. VApOR
heat, private bath and excellent
cuisine furnished TO peruanent and
WEXFORD IONES'S new ana we'll
equipped house. 200 East Franklin
street. Table boardcrs q specially.
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5olirir1r5 anD Salr5mrn

y FIRST-CL.ASS. rP-TO- DATE SpE-
c!alty man to sell our line Of stool.
ana poultry remedies TO dealers only
pm North Carolina Commissions con-
tract, With mail order provision. Un-
less YOU can convince us that you
are able 10 sell goods and hav. a
"lear record do not apply. Address
GIVING age, three references and pre-
N!ous experience. to SALES MAN
.NtEIt, care MAGIC FOOD COM
PANN. Chattanooga. Tenn
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NOTICE

ALI. PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
cStat" OF Or X l. Edwards win
pleas" maxi payment 10 - l.. Han
Optical CoInpauy Richmond. Va
which is authorized to receipt for
same and a!l persons having claims
against said estate viii pleas. pre-
Undersigned
JENNIE {. EDWARDS.
Administrators,
Darlington = =.
SPECIAL NIEAI.S DEER STEAKS.
chops rabbits. chickens, turkeys and
ever! thing good to eat, All villa game
a IN sI59 i'm nd ssIEes me, 5he hfS 81
TIES NEW YOitK KESTAt,ItAN'T.
SOC Fast Main street
SHOES! SHOES! SHOES!
SAMPLE SHOE sTor1, o2S East Broad
cheap Mems. ,women's and chiIdren's
shoes rctailcd. at Wholesale prices.
GEO :. BOW DltN. @. EDWIN BOW
DEN.
WANTNn LlNERYMEN TO SEND Is
al - theil old bass ana buIlap BE-
%, INc. ilio l:as, cary street
w1 s,5 jnT TlH h FEPtIc @aie KN2 si:
n14t MAtn StrrGe.et buy sell cTXchanE,e,
LATEST STYLES ola gold and
silver always utIlcn In exchange.
notice
WE DEAL WITH THE SANE MANU-
facturcrs. sell The saline goods, but do
not make The Same prunts Why;
Down t"wn. with small expenses;
SATISFIED With small pronts. W. II.
COW NitpiN'S SONS. 1915 Eas, Main.
WE MAKE AI'TONloBIIE TOPS. DUST
hoods and do al Kinds Of trimming
work, making and repairing springs.
FINEST automobile painting: lowest
prices for quality H. Ii. 3OSIERS
SPECIAL NOTICE
OAK STREET WOOD AND CoAI.
Yard Will sell one-half cord dry
slab wood for $24U delivered for
the next two weeks. Phone Madison
4l3G.
OLD BRICk, NEARLY ALL WHOLE
ones $500 per thousand; on viii sell
them delivered in The city at $3.50
Der thouaand y NJ WAf.kUP, No.
SPECIAL. NOTICE
MoyoRCYCLE BUYERS TWO SPEED
self starters. band brakes foot
dians. We have been using them
Tor years The new things on In
dams FOR 1914 are electric self
and numerous other rcfincmcnts.
ToAllKlNS. Monroe ana Broad
SELECT LIMITED PERSONALLY
conducted European toGr next sum
meI APPLY early DIR. O. T. BLANK
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
WE HAVE y LARGE SUPPLY Of
candy boxes j. y PURDIE * co.
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UNIQUE CuRIsTMAs rHEsHNT.

rkEStNT THIS Al Wrrl 81 no OK
- credit Later YOU ARE patb ,lup
to $1,000. Ihs Offer good uutu Dv
cciuh,r ~. - dividends paid rate Z
prr cent per auuuu- COMMERCIAL
~ ARANTEE co, Bankers. = Ncr;h
Ninth
SPECIAL SALE FOR BALANCE OF
the season IN mtllincrr ana ready
children Alterations free Mrs
JULIUS BEAR, l42l East Main
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'JNilING CIRCULARS is LIGHT,
pleasant work FOR spare time: no cN-
rtiitnro on c0nvassiuE. Send name;
rcElN mtJking money nj once. RAY
MoNp, - koNbury Crossing, Boston.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21

CIGAR Statesmen WANTED TO
carry line OF cigars on the road
SALARY, sl0O per month and expenses:
experience not necessary. CONT
MENTAL CIGAR COMPANY, WichitaA
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WANTED, STORE MANAGER CAPA-
BILE OF HANDLING $4,000 ECSI-
NESS: FAIR SALARY AND SHARE
~ THE PRcFIT. L0rATED ON
RAILROAD: COUNTRY VILLAGE.
MIDDLE VIRGINIA; BlGH SCHOOL
AND RCliiSS. i'IESC-CLASS
REFERENCES REQUIRED, ApELN
~ irTER. GIVING FULL. PAR
IlCJLNttS ADDRESS l. 495. CARE
TIMES DlSpATCIi
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flats I1lanten

BY COUPLE, FLAT OIS
three or four unfurnishcd rooms: rof.
crcnces exchanged. Phone Madison
2l95-J.
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WIDE AWAKE AGENTS ARE COIN
in& money with our easily demon
s,rated Srcci"lueS, write too day for
particulars, sample and new cata-
loguc. +. PcCLSoN SUPPLY CO.
%3cl y Houyicr street. Philadelphia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21

SPECIAL MEALS DEER STEAES
chops. rabbits chickens. turkeys and
every thing good to eat; All villa game
IN season II serves the best ~
every thiGE At popular prices Try us
III T. NEW YORK KESTAttIt
500 East Main street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21

$50 WEEKLY SELLING easy" ste
tioli sweeper. Wheels operate cylin-
der creating powerful suction All
metal; no pump; 40 bellows; low
price. Sample free. FOOTE Co.
IpaVtoh o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21

WANTED, CAPABLE SALESMAN or
man with retail experience 10 begin
Work January selling our cash
cred!t system, which - taking both
the Wholesale ana retail merchants
ny storm; one salesman earned >535
during me past sixteen days work
JON our sales organization and earn
from $4,000 to $4,000 for lhli j. ~
kiDW ELL, President. Dayton O.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21

WANTED: EXPERIENCE
unnecessary; easy work big pay;
write for large list of openings Of
icrlnG opportunities to earn 500 to
500 Il month while Won learn. posi-
ton assured. Address Dept. AS. MA
TIONAL S.ALlISAiEN'S TRAINING;
ASSOCIATION. Chicago. New York
Kansas City, san Francisco.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21

WANTED. AT ONCE. S.NLESI.ADIES.
APPLY THE COHEN COMPANY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21

SALESMEN, TO HANDLE. ICE CREAM
cones on commission. Absolutely
best cone on market, at prices that
VIII sell. l-ustOnice Box 46i Day
ton, OHIO.
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52ofirro
NEW MANS UMBRELLA EAo"rDI:N
80 EASE ILlkAAL SI,lt -i:r

UMBRELLA FACTDHY.
81 EAST BROAD SrREf.T
DON'T FAIL no ATTEND THE BIG
umbrella sale now golui; on iicrc
are our prices. 50 uuhrollas uno
Waterproof goods. "A houuliful soi"c-
tion of handles IN silver. horUes.
mission ana NATURAL wood, for lpdice
@hu gentlemen; price. SI bi; lot
OF Gloria SILK umbrellas with mlaid
sterling silver handles; regular price.
81. Special for Sl.@S y big lot of
tan Eta ana Gloria umbrellas iu gold.
silver Hud IVORY handles regular So.
special $50 \ blk lot Of union taf-
icta umbrellas, ten aud twelve
inches long, chased steiliuS handles
iouics ana gentlemen regular $lu.
special -. Christmas hOX.s free.
dont delay Call at once. BRING.
lrr cent discount. NcWA'AN'S t'A
l'tEl'LA EA''rpRL 30 iast Broad
street I'hou" Mouor, 4IuS.
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AGENTS. Make BIG MONEY SELL
lhS our new line OF spccialiies: write
lor our new cataloguc and free sam
pi. PioNEER SALES CO. Box 5S
io.lst mouth. Va
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SPECIAL NOTICE

OAK STREET WOOD AND COAI.
Yard VIII sell one-half cord dry
slab wood for S24V. delivered. for
the next two weeks. Phone Madison
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21

w ANTED. LOAN OF Sl5.00 FOR
thrGe years on SUBURBAN real estate
well located and worth twice th,
amount wanted. Answer f. lOl c,,r.
Times Dispatcn "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21

rNR DOZEN CAN Hr. EARNED AT
i1htt en- lsroidcr.os one corner ladies'
'thhkrlc hieiS. any quantity: plain.
Snarc- il' d. work: trial lot stamped
hNndkor hiefs an6 instructions. zoe.
rrei any tiStuucc pvcpaid ARABIAN
- I.tN co. 'ert Cleveland. q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21

s. ANTtD EXPERIENCED i.AIpY So
lictttt lp handle household article as
sl' .". ia caro- Times Dis
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-20

are laid in London and Switzer-
land at the present time.
1t is the story of Miss Dupree
known in the play as Trixie, who
has become the soul heir to her
Aunt's fortune provided she is
married at the age of eighteen.
This fortune is left in trust of
her mother and father and Ever
sleigh bachelor living in Lon
don. Miss Lang will be seen as
Trixie which will again give her
a splendid opportunity of pleas
ing her many friends in Denver.
Mr.. Anthony will have the part
of Gerald Eversleigh. The play
will run for a week with an ex-
!, ira matinee Thanksgiving,
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-20
NEW EDIBLE BEAN.

A new variety of bean adapted fol
dry climates was discovered under in.
teresting circumstances by Prof. R
W. Clothicr Of the University ot
Arizona, as reported by him in a re,
cent magazine article. During a l..
300-mile wagon journey over the
deserts and mountains of Arizona il
the summer of 1908 he visited the
Papago Indians and obtained from
them several hundred brownish-yel,
low beans of an unknown variety
These were grown on experimental
plots at the Arizona experimental
station for four years before the dis.
covery was announced. 1t appears
that the new bean, which has been
named "tepary," is more prolific un-
der dry conditions than any other
known variety, yielding as high a
730 pounds to the acre, with no wa.
ter other than the scanty rainfall Of
Arizona. Under the same conditions
ordinary beans yield only from 66 ia
144 pounds TO the acre.-Scientifc
American.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-20
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY

N THE NATTER OF THE.ESTATE M
Mary Buchmcr DEcEAshD.
The undersigned, having been uppoirt.
ca Admlnlsttutor oi the tStutp OF Murt U,n.
inner mlt ol the county of Jcnprsun nnd
state ol tOltrudO, deceased, her, nv gtyr.
notice lhht he willappcnr before the County
tourt OF sud Jefferson County, Mt the ,'uirt
House IN Huldcn, IN sHid County, tIi hIt,s
dhy, the 18th day OF December A. ID. igIN NJ
thc hour OF 1000 O'Clock II. m. OF snid GiN'
the shmc being one of the rcgulnr dnys al
the December Term Of sotd
Court, Tor the purpose OF settling ANA
adjusting all claims uguiust SAID estate. M
which time and plncc All persons hnVinp
clhlh.o ana Ctnunua ngninst the estate OF
shlu deccdrnt ARE nuth4cu and requested to
present the same to Sntu Court Iur uujus,-
meht, All persons indebted to suid rstut,,
hfe requested to make immediate pnymrns
to the undersigned.
nutcd ut Golden, Colorado this l2tb
dny OF November, A. -. 1913
EDWARD l.. RICHTER,
Administrator ofthc estate of Mury Borh-
lncr, deceased.
First publication Nov, IL, last publication
Dec nth,
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-20

ply of teachers without thought
or planning, given months, or ever
years, In advance, just as is done
IN securing suitably trained work.
men for any other position in
life. Good teachers are not pick.
ed up at random, but are sought
out, trained, and then held.
The first step is to make care
ful selections, and no one should
be asked to assume the position
unless he gives promise of at
least fair success. Unwise selec-
tons are sometimes because so
little thought is given to the
choice, and then in a few weeks
or months resignation is receiv-
ed, another careless choice made.
another failure, and soon the mem
bers begin to drop from the class
and are lost to the school, the
church, and the Kingdom. Scar
city of good material is no reason
for taking Just anyone who is will
ing or unwilling to accept a class.
a man passing a manufacturing
plant was called in and questioned
concerning a young man who
daily passed that plant. eve
have been watching him for
weeks ., said the superintendent,
''and are so well pleased with his
conduct and the fact that he is
evidently a clean young man and
would be a success that we are
anxious to take him into our en-
ploy."
If such care is necessary and
important in selecting persons
where the chief end is to make
money, how much more necessary
where the aim is to teach others
the principles of the Gospel of
Jesus Christ
Not only should the best seIec-
tions be made, but those selected
should receive training for their
work, \ Bible school without a
good teacher-training class is a
back number indeed. No institu-
tion Of any Importance will en-
ploy any but trained workers, and
the future development of the Sun
day school will be in ratio to the
trained workers employed therein
In the natural course Of events
teachers will be lost from time to
time by removal from the vicinity
and other unavoidable causes. but
many a teacher has left her elias
when she might have been held had
proper measures been used. MANY
A teacher has resigned because dis. .
'ouragcd and in need Of a kind, !
word rFo might have been he'd |
lad she received it. Miss Smith T.
said the superintendent, Il have |
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-20
SECRET OF 1T.

He-Their marriage seems to have
burned out well, after all.
She-Yes. You see, they both be-
long to several clubs and don't meet
often enough to get tired of each
other.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-20

Thanksgiving of Seraphs and
Men" will be the subject of the
sermon an next Sunday morning
at the Presbyterian church.
Young Peoples Christian En-
deavor Society meets at 6:45 D.
m. at home Of j. Graham Orr on
Grandview Ave.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-20
The Denham Theatre.

For the week commencing with
the matinee Sunday, Nov. 23rd,
the Denham Theatre will offer
the four-act comedy, MY Wife"
first played by John Drew and
Miss Billie Burke. The play is
by Micheal Morton taken from
the French of the Messrs. Gauvl
ault and Charnay. The scenes
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-20

noticed your efforts with your
class of boys and sec you are get
ting hold of them and doing them
good and | am pleased with your
work. These words were quiet
" spoken just when Miss Smith
was having a case of the blues
and was about to resign. Her
spirits were bouyed aud she re.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-20
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT LAY,
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE or
Ill-lS EER \ sIILnN I..-.-.-----I

~ = Nv MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
LOUIS BERNSTEIN, Deceased.
,me 9ndersigned. having been nppom rt,
"uhllhlStrhtOr OF the estate of Lollt, A., ru
S,h' nte OF the county of jefferson niIl
tie SUE OF Colorado, dccenscd. hereby niyns
notiee no 5 thht he VIII appear before the Conn
" Court of snid jefferson County ~ ~
N,t.t sNpurt iiouse IN Golden. in said County. an
intI inntohung the First dny OF Docnmbrr 1 H.
h' h"ia' ~ lhc hour of 1000 o'Clock A. NJ, OF ,nLi
w wy the snme being one OF the reuriInr dny,
", D,,tt,,, rile Itt"hDcr Term OF said Court,
80 ,,a poSt ui setting and adjusting ulI rtutII,I
" hillu estate, nt which time uud nine,
,i ,,nt " , tohs hhNinG clnnis und demand, n.
gnihst I'M the cNtntc Of snid decedntlnr" unii.
Nv ~ ~ una iu cequcsted to present the snp,, 10
Hiid Court for adjustment, An nar.n',s IN " "
i,nDit i,puL to shld eslntc are requested to Irutr
'''InIr',uiut" nnt'.b, payment to the undersigned
OF Oct. A. b. 1913. '"iH Zhh ons
,dr,i,,.,... WESLEY STALEY.
stlcn, deceased, w h'uln b"rn'
LunIlhhcd Oct. ~ to Nov. " inclusive.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-20

manned and became one of the
strong teachers of the school
Then speak the real encouras.
ing word, Mr.. Superintendent and
speak it often, and you will have
fewer designations and fewer an.
noyances and discouragemcnts
yourself.
JOSEPH MILLER
Norristown, Pa.
Yours in the S. S. work.
ARTHUR DONNA
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-20

The Catholic Ladies Aid will
meet at the home of Mrs. Geo.
Muench on Thursday afternoon.
All old members are urged to be
present and a cordial invitation
is extended to all newcomers in
the town who may be interested
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-20
WATER FLOWED LIKE WINE.

-Whats the matter with Wom-
bat ?"
stomach all upset. Went to a
state dinner in Washington and
drank sixteen glasses Of ice water"
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-20
JUS STIFiED.

"The Comeups declare they have a
pedigree in their family"
"Of course they have You can tell
that by merely looking at their dog"
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-20
CUTTING.

"Ioung man, we need brains in
our business"
81 know you do. That is why I'm
looking for a job here
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-20

Remember the Craig Colony
supper tomorrow friday night
IN Barth's hall. Price 25 cents
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-20
MEAN.

81 understand she sings"
"Yes, but in spite Of that she re-
tains her popularity.'-Detroit Free
Press.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-20

All the stores close Thanks
giving day all day. viii keep
open until 9 O'Clock Wednesday
evening.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-20
LOCAL SIFTINCS

The Episcopal church is pre-
parlng to give a musical Dec. 9th
The School of Mines Glee club
will be the entertainment and is
very fine. The announcement
OF where it will be held will be
announced later.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-20
Phone Arv. 76l
Couny S. S. News
EDITED BY M. A. DoNNELL

EDITED BY Vt, A, UONNELL
How to secure 4 sufficient sup
ply of teachers is a question which
has puzzled many a superintcnd
ent, and yet one which can be
greatly simpliticd if given as care
ful attention as is given to matters
of secular interests. No sunday
school can have an adequate sup.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-20

There will be an interesting
program tomorrow afternoon
at the high school, at l:3O, which
should be of interest of all Am
erlcan citizens. Annie Mills,
deputy patriotic instructor, will
conduct the exercises and there
are many splendid numbers on
the program. All are invited.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-20

The Craig Colony aid will have
a free lecture on health at the
home of Mrs. Wesley Staley,
Tuesday afternoon at 2:3O by a
representative of the Vinedia
treatment. All ladies invited
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-11
w ash Dresses

Tan pink, blue, plain s:ngham dresses, fancy but.
tons, collar and cuffs trimmed, regular $2@5 values
SIG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-12
Drawings by Frank Snapp
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS

xyIILLIAM HALLOWELL MAGEE. q famous
w ,,.y,Iis' felt the necessity Of getting away from
,h. d,.,r.c,ing influence Of Broadway. SD he could
think out story with more real merit IN y than nc
fro'hy popular books be- had been prua1,'nt' =. '''
.-J II m B,r,Ir. gave him "a KEY 20 Baldpa'c Inn.
-,,.r..ro,Is summer hotel at Upper Asqucwan Falls
Tcv, York which. IN this dead Of winter was the
When he arrived "a, the deserted station be- en-
.,,,rrrrcd a beautiful girl weeping. destined =" De
thr heroine Of the Seven KEYS Of Badpa'c
- s"nrh.dy talking AZ The office telephone. who
turned on, 20 ba Joseph Bland. mysterious ndi,
,idnal. who thrust package into the hotel safe ana
confronted Magec with a revolver. u, announce
,r., MAGE would have 90 depart the next day and
they retired for the night. t.,
The author was barely sinking into sluubcr when
hc heard the report Of apAioi ana the SOUND '' "'"
ing glass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-12

from the Pagan Renaissance to
Baldpatc Inn, For answer |
must ask YOU to 60 back with
me a weeks time. and gaze at
a picture from the rather drcary
academic kaleidoscope that Is
my life.
81 am seated back { a desk
on a platform in a bare yellow
room. In front Of me, tier on
tier, sit a hundred Young men
in various attitudes of inattcn-
ton. | am trying to tell them
something of the ideal poetry
that marked the rcbirth of
Saxon genius. They are bored.
well, Gentlemen, in con
hdcncc. even the mind of q col
lcgc professor has been known
to wander at times from the
subject in hand. And then !
begin to read a poem, a poem
descriptive of a woman dead
six hundred years and more.
Nh, Gentlemen
He sat erect on the edge of
his great chair. Back of the
thick lenses of his spcctaclcs ne
had eyes that still were able to
flash.
This is not an era of ro-
NANCE" ne said. Our people
grub in the dirt for the dollar.
Their visions perish. Their
souls grow stale. Vet. now and
then, at most inopportunc
times, comes the fash that re-
vcals to us the glorics that
might be. y gentleman Of my
acquaintance caught a glimpse
of perfect happiness when he
was in the midst of an effort to
corner the pickle market. An
other evolved the sch.mc of a
perfect ode to the essential puri-
" of woman in a Broadway
restaurant. SO, like lightning
across the blacklist sky. our
poetic moments come.
Bland wrapped his gay quilt
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GEE slipped into his dressing gown,
scizcd candle. and. like the boy IN the
nursery rimc with one shoe of and one
shoe on. ran into the hall. All was silent
and dark below. He descended TO the
landing. and stood there, holding the
candle high above his head. II threw a
dim light as far as the bottom Of the
stair. but quickly lost the battle with the
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shadows that lay beyond.
Hello" the voice Of Bland the habcrdashcr came out
Of the backncss THE Goddess OF Liberty as ! live.
What's your next imitation,
There seems to be something dong, sad Mage
Bland came into the light partly disrohcd, his re-
voiycr in his hand. somebody trying to get in by
The front door" he explained. 81 shot at him to
scare him away. He WAS probably one OF your now
clists."