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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-30
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NOW
Bed Linens
Bed Linens

Household Sheets, 63X
80 inches $1.OO
Household Sheets, Tx
80 inches .... .$l.15
Household Sheets, Tx
80 inches .$l.2O
Household Sheets, Six
80 inches .$l.25
Household Sheets, Six
80 inches .$1.35
Household Sheets, Six
.108 inches .$1.45
Pillow Cases, AZ X 36
inches, at Csc
Pillow Cases, As X SO
inches, at Csc
B e d S p + e a d s, plain
hemmed, good quality,
Scalloped ana cut cor
ners, at $3.50
Bedspreads. largest size,
heavy quality, plain hemmed
$500 and $3.50
Bedspreads, largest size,
heavy scroll, cut corners,
$3.50 and S3.0S
Satin finished Bedspreads.
plain hem. fine quality, at
S5.0S, $3.50 and S8.9S
Satin finished Bedspreads,
fine quality, scalloped and
cut corners. at
$3.50. S8.8S and $3.50
Colored Bedspreads, fine fin
ish, plain hemmed. fast col
ors, in blue, pink and yellow,
Colored Bedspreads, seal
loped, cut corners, In blue,
pink and yellow, at. .. $500
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-30

$l.75 Crepe de Chimes CT DO
This fabric is very popular - Log
for ladies' waists, lingerie and trim
mingS; shown in blue, pink, gold, Law
cndcr, etc; 10 inches wide
$3.50 Fancy Satins at CT co
\ yard wide heavy weight - w
satin; very popular for separate
skirts: shown in pretty patterns and
coloriugS.
$l.5o and $i,75 Plain Silks 81 10
Include yard wide mcSSa- .p L. III
lines and chiffon tattctaS in all colors.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-30
Brassiers and Bust Confiners
Fine Silks at Big Reductions

Silks have gone with a rush during this sale, bu
still, plenty left. We couldn't show the Who'll
stock i'm SO short time SO for tomorrow we offe
many more very exceptional values in high-grad
silk. You never saw prettier patterns and the col
oring> are excellent. If you're thinking of a ney
waist, dress or a skirt you are sure to find jus
what YOU want here and at a price that means
big saving.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-09

TINA De IN horforoso cngano, dc IL
gncnaza dc .ere.ar al@la se:retc qua
crcia &c q silo conGcid0. soh-e co.
aatUalc2a n4G& nabia roIiGo aver
guar, haoiendo Sucunbidc baio el
!apto de Juror cue de q Sc habia :.pc-
dorado. al verse err names de uE mise
rab!e
En- caarto 4 Roselina, 81 inferno
!iac!a 81 mas complete elocio; cor
firlnaba . a~umentaba tai vaz las be
has condolences, cue va por Anita
conocia.
Este informe tan favorable para los
que de 81 eran objcto, cause u,:a
gran sorpreSa 81 arch;vero Y a 81
esrosa.
Tn estas vcntajoSas condolences.
cc6mo acudi6 Ia joven al anuncio
para buscar IN marido?
Soamente el punto misterioso =
que IA nota Sc rcferia rolia dar Ia
explicaclon
Fra evidente el $: .rc:o &c G:e ha-
bia hablsdo la amiga de ii hutrfa-
IA.
Psro nunea Sc podria penetrar cl
miSterio, pGesto que era Ia condlci5n
primers que sc eXigia para concertar
el marimonio.
Isl janis Sabemos &c que Sc
trats-opinaba Carlos Bsaujen,--al
meEos no ignoramos que es algo per-
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FOLLETlN Mum ll3.
Ell HUERFANO DEL
REGIMIENTO.
-
POr MARC MARIO.

ostentaci6n de 10 de 81 s:NOrita.-
Ro<elina Sptcaudien siempre estart
orgulloSa he cener por marido. : IN
Official de tar brillante porvenir.
Para terminar :quie-s listed que
fijemos mos dias en- los que poda.
mos reflexionar ' terrinar el asu;n-
to:-pregun56 Carlos Beaujen.
-Es muy juSto.
-En,onces. en- n pr5xima semana
acaso.
-Esta bien.... Ell caSo de que Su
hermano este conforme, pueden us.
redes com :nicarmelo con cStas seHas:
Senorita LecIerc.-Casa de Spt-au-
tier.-Bul1var Vallee.
T imitando ct ejempio ie 81 espo-
-. e. archivero sc !evanco. Gambia
dos los sa!udoS. Sc alejaron Ell d.
rccci5u opucSta.
u" parecc Que es cosa h-cha,-
go dcc;l Ii carinoSa Siryienta y a.
miga de Rosclina.-iQue dichs!...
ESQ seria ell fin de todas las penas,
Roman Gilbert, escondido entire
las p,antas no pudo .por muchos e@-
fuerzos que hizo Or n sofa pa!a-
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LEII.
ENCANO ~NECESARIO.

Carlos Beaujen no tardo en- obte'
ner los informeS que deseaba, porque
el agen;e que habia emplcado u tu-
20 gran trabajo Ell Saber cuanto a
senior S~per&udien ~concernia.
La nota que lie rsmiti6 I q mayor
brevedad era larga = magnificamcn-
te docImentada.
La pertecta honorabil!dad del in
tornado, su honradez intachab!e. su
Iiqmensa r;queza y 10 fuerte de su cra-
ditto estabsn en- ella probados 20,
iirrecuSableS testimonies.
Unicanlente habis TN punto obscu
10 en- 81 hiStoria.. e. hecho lie 81
muerte.
Made sc "a podia explicsr.
Sc babiaE hecho muchss coajetu-
ras y el comisario de poiicia cue inter.
vino en- Ell ssunto, sfirmaba que el So
nor Speraudien debia haber sido VIC
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-09

bin DECADE per mica heredera Z su
hij& dc die: y Ucho amos, De Una ire
procnable belleza, de intachabie hon.
raGcz y cen aptitudes tales que su
eutcr, el sclor Rouvairc, no habia du-
dado en- deiarla al irente de sus ne2o-
cio& dasn1%s de enanciparla.
Este fut el objeto de la converse
r:Cn durantc cast TODD ell dia; TODD ge-
nc.c Dc not;cias dicron = su hermano
.,oi c=pos0s... lie 10 cue no sc Gljo
Una palab-a fuG del secreto de Ia
vida de Roselina, que podia ser III Sc
rio obstaculo para los planes que Sc
habian nropuesto.
-iDios mio'... No digo que no..
fine IL respuesta de Pablo Martens.
y q ia vuelta hacia Angel, Beaujen
y Cecilia fueron concentcando el plan
III, debian seGuir para realizar este
n:atrimonln que encerraba la dicha
Dc Pablo.
Ante TODD el archivero escribio 4
Anita
La decia que tenia Srandes proba-
bilidades de tener TN fin sa~tisfactorio
cl asrmto que entire a traia, y
!c pedia una entrevista para hablar
de clio. rogdndole que fuese a su casa
DO ia plaza de lsly'
Los presentimientos de Ia jovea
~sirvienta tomaron raalidad haaia pen
ssdo que seria facil este m~atrimonio;
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two III gran aso mbro al Dir dccir :
81 he:mana:
mo sajes 10 que he con5lna-
Go?..... Fae$... ;pi:'.So c~asarte...
81. - c..a Re? GGc Z Cecilia Sc
ic Ia ocurrido--d;io 81 archivero
- ccnt~ario; II fuiste qGien CO.
roci6 Il Ia t"t"ra novia...
--Sc=ua yea, os n trama de los
los cartra nj se@a:idal--G;jo ale:rc-
| ~:cnty g. canit%L.-M" h"ce!s e! efcc
10 Dc consniraHor"s que os achecais
mvtua!ncato Ia c:llra ant"s de ser acu
SaGos
ST. her2os c~ongpirado para hacer-
&c dichoso--inzisti5 Cecilia.
~ ?: necesario para ESQ q.e me
Ne So ror GEG habias de despre.
ear \ una ioven que reune be!!eza,
;rycntrd. bcadad Y d~irero...
-iOh. iOh'...iEso es TN n!irlo
hianec,... E.
Nj mas nj nlenos, querido Pa
Me cstas intriGanGo.... Yea
mes. id6nje sc c~acuentra esq be-
!le2a?....
! q se3ora Bea"jen comenz6 Ia
rovela que sc kabia FORBADE.
Carlos hahia conocido al senior Spe-
ruatien... este sehor habia muerto
ell ano anterior cast redepente, victi-
Rl& de n apoplejia fuIminante Y ha-
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bra &c esta coave-s.ci0n... IL ra5i2
y a curioSidad le devoraban...
Sali:nGo De su escovdite. cuando
VIC que Sc desned:aa, sigui6 tras 81
m2rrinonio, Y g. yer IA casa Ell que
entraban. Sc dijo, lleno dc sobe-Dia:
-; Nanana sabre Z que ateneTme
acs-ca de TODD esto,.....
\ sc alej0,
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"A cir G9.i.@a, &ano g1ro ia" uiHa
,s, II. ,.5r" habja side victim@,
=, ~..~.p Il h,rmaaa. Que Sc
- = IL .U".ato pcSel"E. has
IL l., las l.saas h":-GaGes e s. mc-
t.c. aa.a sa.var "a hcrra del a3toE
-: d."s
"...a $, ,let6 sin NADIA, rc!ueido 4
e.. gag. s"-:,3. Co!aprendii cue rs
re-. .,l>, hah.. i~-t-uido su norvaAir.
.. .. i.'G"s:hlc. an 10 Successive.
.-.-;a, ,ar,ionc+ ca I-stado Mayor.
,,@. la. re! Clones sc:ia!es cue ha-
n e -ostca"~, e::;Cian rastos Guc le
~,rna.:olc sufragar.
g aa.:cu9 General, para f~avoreecr
Z sc Interest per =! Y conslgu;o que
Sc il nc~hrar2 Comaadante militar
Il las D"isiont; dc Birkadem, donde
tcadria un& buoaa qualification, que
le ne:mi1iria rchacer algo de sU for
tuna. = lograr Iii dia I'm v~entajoso ma
triaonio guc hiciera possible 81 vueIta
al Estado Mayor.
Zero cl canit&n Martens jamas
rcrs6 en- clio. Viva solo 81 el ca
rino DC aquc!la hermana a quien Ell
gon,uu infunio habia hecho pobre Y
cen la amiStaG de su cunado, que lie
nera.i,!ar Tar cerca de 81. en- su des-
tierro. les goces de Ia familia
Ia vista de Cecilia Y Carlos no lie
sorprendi6 porque estaba a~costambra
do a Que fueran 4 Birkadem; pero 81
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del pas;rt.

STANDARDIZATION w. I-----7
-Eri&ca:>a:.rtc; 10 91e&c tcacr
rcal..n aieHaa cen h hiia, o@c cEa
Gv.?aalado ;5"cn ea a".:>:'" 5nvca
-En TODD c;.s~. -oHo Ia dic5.o "A
scnorita ~e2le-S, 81 hey U11 T:2a,aa
es Dc Jodo ci r;v2!" :~.at:"&2.. : s."
r"iie.c = II mUcrt" &c. N&Ire, -:
10 Il II i.i,a galore G"e no Sc e Ia
Die De ella. para qlo 40 - rer..@=v"
: lla.a
/ e~xp!irai1 i: G! case yen 2guci
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NOTAS CURIOSAS

I'm las escrelas Du@!icas de Ale
mania les discjnu,os lisJcs c$tan scpa-
radc< lie lbs trrtos. Ia clrtcion h ia
en- To- mvdicCS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-09

Los negros de. Congo con>en lalar-
tUs. lan"ostaS, orueaS. rataS, hCrmi-
gas ' pe&caLo pasado.
DuIarte el >Eo lie 1915. "a g;.nan-
cia &c !c5 propi-c*riUs de barcos
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Fl aqua Dc repolio al interior sc
usa. para las afecciones del est0ma-
go. Ia ulcera interna y esp~ecialrnte
para Ia cm~briagUez. Dosis: una Gu
c:larad2 cada hora.
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En- Il India h"y sescnta mi.lonc5
Gc arhonietancS
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g-icros tuv lie $50. 900. 009 de pesos
rapcl argentine.
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TIR0S Al BLANCO
'SiF:'fER ADA"

--
Tin sehor de IL Cara,
que Emeterio Sc firma,
& de aquf Ell titulito
que eStampamos arriDa)
Ge duien dicen las gentes
que fut IN gan ]porfirista
de los tiempos de aGuc)la
colossal tirania,
ha lanzado opiniones,
IN reciente entrevista
cue lie die q cierto diario
que en- Nueva York Sc pubtlca,
Que es SECURE que 4 todcs
nos moviera de risa
81 no fueran dc aQueilaS
1ue molestan e indirnau
FL fIamante ab0gado
de- c0Secha cientifica,
ia opinado qua Wilson
sin tardan2a debia
deStacar sobre Mexico
Y en- accion Ue>isiya
tropas mas que pot@ntes
cue barrieran De priSa
con CarranZa y u hombres,
que son variaS gavillas,
para nacer que IA patria
de OlagGibel ' AriSta
vueiva a ser noble Y Grandc,
respectable y temIda...
Ante "eS,o tan noble
que amor patrio desti!a.
!amen;amos dc vcraS
cou el alma atligida,
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-13

lisarmed his temper. II just couldn't
bear to disturb you, after nll you'd
been through"
"Well." he grumbled un-
comfortably. allow Is Miss
Chnnning1"
"Still asleep-the lamb!"
an run over to the hotel. &.
Or, wilt minute"
A hapchance glance at himself In
pier. glass had shown him figure
clothed In garments shOcklngly the
worse for close contact with fire aud
prolonged immersion in salt water. He
was In no shape to be seen In the
streets.
you'll find q change Of clothes for
me In that hall closet, he said. please
fetch 1t instantly. I want to clear out
OF this with the least possible delay"
The woman hustled of. brought back
nil he desired. made herself scarce.
lie effected the change with ull posi-.
BILE expedition. but was still In his
shIrtslcevcs. knottinE his tie. when
knock sounded on the hall door.
Donald hesltated only IN instant be-
fore opening the door. This would I'M
doubtctly prove to BE- Ryley, hit
ahead Of time. And Ryley was both
intelligent and trustworthy.
But It WINS Rodney Wrenn who
stepped In over the threshold as Don.
ald opened the door.
For moment embarrassment blind
I'd Donald to Rodncy's condition. But
MS soon us the latter spoke. It was un-
mistnknbly manifest.
Look here. Don; I'm sorry to trou.
Bile you. but Well. It's this
way. mothers nll broken UP about this
row with Pntrin ind And som
I. It's driving me mad. I've always
been foolish about her nnd-and oil
that-and It seemed pretty tough to be
cut out even by you. but you were at
icnst white. And now the papers ray
she's going to marry TINT damn
Grcnseri"
The boy paused. Donald regarded
him unesaiiy. There was NO question.
Ing the evidence Of his furred enuncia.
tion, his abnormally flushed face and
unsteady eyes; he had been drinking.
! and dFinkins heavily. A danyeroos
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-13
NINTH EPISODE
Cats Paw and Scapegoat.
Tue CONVENTIONAL TIL,

the CONVENTIONAL THING.
That night had been sultry, a night
of hcnt rendered the more oppressive
by humidity. true Manhattan night
Of August. But the day that followed
broke upon the uneasy city In dawn
light 30 pitllessly clear that at least
one belated wayfarer. half dulled
senses suddenly stirring to appre-
cinte TINT the friendly cloak Of dark
ness was no more for him. was seized
with little 1T of shlvering. as II
chilled.
His trembling fingers strOve to draw
together the front Of his coat. fruit
less effort. Looking down angrily. he
discovered q wine-spattered expnnse Of
white gaping between the edge Of his
dress coat-sOmething, Of course, not
built to be buttoned.
Mumbllng pettishly an inane oath,
the belated one glanced furtlvely
round to zee whether. by mischance
anybody else were abroad to be wit
ness to the wtlessness: then. reas-
sured to fnd himself the lonely tenant
Of an empty side street. pulled him
self together after a fashion and re-
sumed a desultory course toward his
lodgings.
This was the figure. in the role Of
rejected suitor for the hand OF Patria
Claiming. cut by Mr.. Rodney Wrenn
lin his sober senses not inaptly to be
termed q gentleman.
Al his struggling feet wOve their
uncertain why upon the sidewalk.
motor chr Of the touring type overlook
him. rounded the next corner. and dis
appeared. Mr.. Wrenn was aware Of
its transit, but was likewise sufficient
ly aware Of his condition to wish not
TO be seen. even by strangers. Tie held
his face averted till the chr had
passed. Had he looked w he would
have recognized the face Of the wOm-
IN he loved. or thought he loved. but
the recognition would have been one
sided.
She lay. with eyes closed. as II she
slept, In the arms Of Capt. Donald
Parr, her head pillowed on his shOul.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-13

personally and with bitter venseance."
Eat what timer
"One o'ciock-I must get . little
Sleep"
ITO your hotelf"
"No-here. I'll call here about
twelve-thirty to take Miss Claiming to
breakfast. II we're not In, Anne will
tell you where to find u.s."
Every good, Captain Parr."
The door closed behind Ryley. Too
tired to think, unconscious even Of the
fact that he still held his watch be-
tween thumb and forennger. Donald
dropped into q chair to await Anne's
return. Naturally, 1t was impossible
for him to leave before he received
drst-hand assurance that Patria was
resting comfortably. His eyes closed.
He was instantly asleep.
It was high noon when he ayoke.
Profoundly fatlgued As he had been.
constitution Injured to all manner Of
hardship and fatigue had profited ire
mendously by those scanty hours Of
rep0se. II his muscles ached a trife
1IOih Iesttu6 III du uuuCCuSlOiucV pose,
his head was clear and all his facul-
ties alert almost with his first blink.
He started to his feet with IN ex-
clamation Of dismay by the watch that
remained in his grasp the hour was
twelve.
1.-THE deuce" he grumbled anxlously.
1t was too bad; to have turned him
self out Of his lodgings to provide Pa
trIa with a safe hiding place from
Huroki, to have moved ostentutlOusly
to a hotel In order to forestall evil
minded gossip If 1t ever should by mis-
chance transpire that the girl had
used his rooms. and then to have this
happen! Nothing, not even the ut
most liberality In the matter Of tip
ping. would prevail to stop the tongues
Of the hall attendants from clacking {!
And 1t couldn't be remedied.
"Why didn't you awake mel" he de-
manded angrily Of Anne when that one
appeared from the direction of the bed
chamber.
"YOu were so tired. poor deari" she
told him, with beamlng affection that
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-13

reluctantly relinQulshed further pur-
suit for the time being.
"Tll find him at his rooms" he re-
Elected mOOdily rs he turned back into
the house. It'll make him listen. It
oughtn't to be di6icult: Rods sensible
enough =. s0ber!"
AN EXIT.
It was nearer two O'Clock than one
when Mr.. Ryley found Donald and Pa.
tria breakfasting In the name Of lunch
con In the grill room Of q quiet hotel.
"I'm sorry I'm late" he apologixed.
"rd have been on the dot only for Mr..
Huroki. Looks rs II he's got wind Of
these warrants already. somehow-or
else he suspects it's high time we were
taking some drastic action In his
case"
"HOws sO?" asked Donald.
"He's been flying around pretty live.
ly all mornlng-ever since nine O'Clock
calling on the Japanese consul. visit.
Ing his bank and couple Of lawyers
Offices. and things like that. We had .
man after him all the time. Of course.
Here's his report"
The detective offered Donald q leaf
from pocket notebook blackened
with memoranda In q minute hand |;
the majority Of which was . simple.
concise record Of an active mans busy
morning. nil going to indicate hurried
preparations toward q change Of ad.
Dress the final item alone excited I'M.
common interest on the part Of Don.
aid.
stopped at Walton" he read to him.
sclf-'lunched In grill with woman he
picked up In lobby. Headwaiter says
woman II Iris Mnync. common to the
town. 10y: IL this the Badger
Quccnf) Joined at lunch by boy with
hangover whom Nnyne called from
the other side Of the room. Couldn't
ind anybody who knew boy. Anyne
and boy hurried away before Huroki
finished. H. then returned to resi-.
dence."
us he still theref" Donald inquired.
returned the memoranda.
that's all I was waiting for-to ct
him bottled up. We've got COPS and
plain.clothes at both ends Of he block
ID addltioa b or own msa Hs Woa't
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caller, one to be got rid Of with all
possible haste.
"WellT' Donald suggested coldly.
you for Patria's address. She was at
the Ritz, but she's left, and
thought you might know where I could
find here"
"I'm sorry-I can't help You out"
There was little pause. Rodney's
gaze wandered past Donald and be-
came fixed. His face even more deep
ly cOngested.
"You liar!" he said quickly.
With a groan Of dismay Donald
rounded on his heel, to see, poised
lightly on the threshold Of the adJoin-
Ing bedchamber, Patria-a charming
vision Of innocent loneliness in the
negligee which she had dOnned over
her nightdress when reused by the
sound Of voices in the sitting room,
hut q vision Of disastrous omen in
Donnld's sight.
$50 this" Rodney began furi-
ously.
II he failed to complete what he
would have said, 1t was thanks only to
the hand with which Donald fOrcibly
sealed his lips.
''Be quiet, you young idiot"
With an oath the boy broke away.
aimed an uncertain blow at Donald
and ran from the apartment.
Without daring to look in the direc-
ton of the girl, Donald snatched up
his coat and, struggling into 1t, pur-
sued.
Overtaking the younger man on the
steps outside the front door Of the
building, Donald caught his arm and
held 1t against his struggles.
"lsodneyw he pleaded. "Listen to
me. Be reasonable. You're wrong
all wrong! can easily explain"
"Liar"
The epithet sounded simultaneously
with the impact of gloved hand on
Donald's lips. Instinctlvely this last
released Rodney who promptly took
to his heels and pelted up the street.
Remembering that he was hatless
and wore an unknotted cravat, Donald
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-13
SYNOPSIS.

Baron Huroki. chief Of the japanese
secret service In America. conspirlng to
desires control Of the great Charming mu-
nItions plants owned by PAtria-last Of
The Fighting Channin4s'' and sole ex-
ecutrix Of the SiOo.0Oo.000 trust secretly
created by patriotic progenitors to COM
preparedness" His schemes failing
through the opposition OF Patria and her
fiance. Capt. Donald Parr. Huroki In re-
venge causes the destruction by IRE OF
vast stores Of munitions in the Charming
freight yards near Bayonne-a holocaust
IN which Patria and Donald escape ami
hilation by the narrowest Of chances.
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dcrs. her body envclopcd In n coarse.
damp blanket. her hnir In disorder,y
tangle frnminy \ face whose pullor
was the shade Of parchment.
Captain psrr was scarcely less pale.
though his eyes were open wide and
his fucc set In Gust Of grave solici.
tude for the womnn In his arms.
With him In the touring cur were
two operatives Of Miss Chnnning's re-
cantly organised secret intelligence bu.
rsau-Mr. Rylcy and q subordinate.
both showing the effects Of an expert.
ence scarcely lesa trying than that
which Miss Claiming and Captain Parr
I'D ps.sstly. undergone.
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window an instant before three poiicsa
men entered. At sight Of these DON
aid quietly showed the badge Of .
special oficer Of the New York police
department.
you'll find the people you want In
there" he said, Jerking his thumb to-
ward the bedchamber door. Take tAA
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-09-13
THE CAST.

MRS. VERNON CASTLE -
patria Claiming.
MILTON olllo a. Donald Parr.
WARNER GLAND ~ Baron
Huroki.
DOROTHY GREEN as Fanny
Adair.
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while hurricdly disorderlng her hair
and attire 10 such manner % to indi.
cate struggle.
This time Donald answered her
laugh with q quiet smile.
SWELL" he said. dropping the poker.
you've got me-Nrs. Magnet"
That was q shot at random. suggest.
ed by sudden suspicion; but It told.
The woman's hands fell limp; she
stared and gasped.
Elbow did you known
He gave . gesture, signifying that
her question was immaterial. At the
same instant q thunder Of heavy blows
sounded on the door. and It yielded to
= passkey. admitting three sturdy and
willing porters.
They made for Donald In q concert.
ed rush. but only to bring up with lift.
Cd hands at the point Of his pistol.
"Easyi" he ordered. ''Steadyi Into
that room thers-all Of you. step
lively. and don't crowdi You. too.
Mrs.. Magnet"
Herding the qSartstts into he ad-
3oinins bsdehanbss. ~ locked IL door.
and tossed ~ ts9 ct q ~ opsa
Evening journal., 1917-12-07
MONEY TO LOAN.
LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
DECEMBER 4

IAaLAHAAAAAAA a.
=
Sagitarius, the birthsign Of this birth
day and all those from November % to
December 20 is one Of the most inter
estlng and fortunate signs to be born
under
You will find here the nature that
has power within itself to amass
wealth, fine executive ability, self-re-
lance and directness Of purpose. In
games Of skill these people will always
succeed In business no detail Is over
looked, and advantage is taken Of every
opportunity.
So eager and intense is this nature
that the natives make their plans far
ahead and sometimes wear themselves
out In their effort TO get results. This
/ person should plan ten minutes quiet
rest and mediation every day and never
decide matters when in a crowd or dur
I ing confusion The birthstone is e dia-
mond
Excellent bargains may be found in
the Want Ads which offer secondhand
/ household furniture.