The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-24

he is in trouble. He wins from him
the whole story. Then. persuading
Guthrie to return with him to the
farm, the detective tells the family the
story Of the young mans past. At
last Guthrie finds love and a home
which he can accept.
WEDNESDAY,.
1.-The Light In the Window'-Roger
Blake boards money behind a loose
brick In the fireplace. He refuses to
give any pocket money to his son,
Joe, and the boy attempts to steal a
few coins from the miser's treasure
Being caught in the act by his father.
he is turned out of the house. Joes
receive Joe back, telling her brother
that when he shall relent she will
place light in the window. Night
after night the homesick boy strains
his eyes to see the signal-but it never
is there Two rowdies plot to rob
Blake. The old man is reused; he
hurries downstairs, but is overcome by
the thieves. In the struggle the bag
falls from the fireplace and the money
spills. One of the thieves sets the
lamp on the window sill so that it will
shine on the floor. He is picking up
the coins when Joe joyfully bursts in
A sharp struggle follows, in which Joe
gets the better of the rowdies and has
the Unlocked up. Roger Blake relents,
and takes his son into partnership.
THURSDAY.
1.-THE hbinders"-Maggie, daugh-
ter Of Pat Gallagher, to escape being
forced into marriage with bully and
protege Of her fathers, takes refuge in
a shop in Chinatown, just around the
corner from her fathers resort The
Chinese merchant, who has given her
shelter, at last persuades her to marry
him. Thus she exchanges a miserable
existence for another even more re-
pugnant. Years later finds Hop Woo,
the merchant, selling his daughter by
his white wife into slavery. All Woo's
brother, overhearing his father barter
ing with the highlander, who is a men,
Der of the powerful Hip-yi-tong society
runs for help to Jack Donovan, an at
tractive young Irishman, who keep a
gambling hall on the borders of China
town. The brother shoots and kills
the slave dealer Hop Woo is sus-
pected of the crime and visited with
the blood atonement" by the infuriat-
ed Hip-yi-tong. All Woo is carried
away a prisoner Her bother and
Donovan, who loves the beautiful
Chinese-American girl, rescues her
from the Third Circle, the lowest of
the underground passageways in
Chinatown; and later, Donovan shoots
dead the bounding highbinders.
Maggie, the mother, meanwhile hos
committed suicide. The young Irish
man sells his establishment and buys
a ranch, where he takes his bride, All
Woo and her brother.
FRIDAY.
THE Castle Ranch"-Lord Hickey
buys for his second son an estate in
Montana. When Algy arrives with
Simpson, his valet, to take possession,
he finds that his mansion is only a
one room shack with a high board
front, turreted and painted to initiate
a castle. Though Simpson is In a
perpetual state of terror at the thought
of being in a country where savage
Indians abound, Algy determines to
make the best of bad bargain for a
while at least. The morning after his
arrival, the young Englishman break
fasts at the Dunn ranch, where he
meets Sally, his ineighbors attractive
daughter News is brought of the dis
covery of oil nearby. Todd, later in
the day, examines by stealth the we'll
on Algy's land and finds the water
coated with blackish substance. He
offers to buy back the ranch and Algy
accepts. The deal has been legally
transferred when Sally appears upon
the scene. She begs Algy not to sell.
Didn't you know" she says, that it
was oil which Jeff Todd found in the
well?" Il fawncy l did, replied the
astute Englishman. Il put it there
myself, don't youn know" Todd
realizes that he has been beaten at
his own game. More, that he hasn't
a ghost of chance with Sally.