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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-10
By David Cory.

~ r'a"h'ng IN" s"a@hor". Ron
Inson Crusoc raised spy
glass 10 ms owes and look I'd
carefully over tho water. And thon
all Of a Sudden nc lowered the
glass and whispered. "Th" cannI-
balls ar" coming, We must go
back To my fort at onre"
DO they cat cats" asked Pus5
Junior.
Il don't know" replied Mr.. CRU
SOC. You scr. I've never mot
"annIbaI m fsrt. "" always hold
aIOor from them
IruSo"'s man Friday was nearly
frightened {" death. ~" was a.
pale as black ghost. which is
pretty white for a negro
once inside the fort. Mr Crusoe
again took a look al the Gambia L..
Why. ] guess rv- madc = mis-
tax" hc cried. ITS tub. not a
canoe"
,"Ruh-a -dub-dub-
Three men IN n tub
And who d" YOU think they be?
Tn" butcher. the baker.
Tn" candir-,tirk maker.
Turn ON out knaycs all three
We'll. that's good ncw-." cried
FUSS Junior, Will" BLACK Man FRI
day jumped bout IN great glcc.
You SOC. hc had escaped only a
short time before. from tho cannI-
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'THE DARK STAR"

Neither ur them spoke. and nc
was already amazed and rather
scared at his own incredible daring
already terribly afraid Of THE
slender. fragrant creature who
stood rigid and silent within tho
circle OF his arm. hcr head lowered.
her little. resisting hands pressed
convuIsIvely against his breast
And after 4 long tim" tho pre-
squire against ms breast slowly 70
Taxed. her restless fingers moved
nprvously against ms shoulders.
picked Al the Iapels Of his coat.
chung there As he drew her head
against has breast
Tho absurd heating n his heart
checked him as NJ S;ammercd h"r
name. he dropped his head beside
her hot and hair hIden check. And.
after a long. long time. her taco
stirred on his breast turned a very
little toward him. and her young
lips melted against his.
So they stood through the thrih-
brnE silence in tho slowly darhcn-
ing room. while tho street outside
achoed with the intorminabIo Tram
PIC 81 pdSlHS ~ al = d'' Wv 'lIb
capital lay like a phantom city un-
der the ghOstly lances Of the search
lights as though probing all Heaven
10 tho very feet Of God in search or
reasons for the hcIlIsh crime now
launched against the EuIltlCss
motheTland.
And high among the planets sped
the dark star. Erik. unseen by meu.
cushing throurh yieWless inter
stellar space. hurled out Of nothing
by the Prince Of He'll into the moth
ing toward which all He'll rs speed
ing. too. and whittier d shall one
day fade and disappear and pass
aWav forever.
ny darling"
oh. jim have loved yo1 ali my
life she whispered, And her
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By ROBERT W. CHAMBERS.

with YOU" he repeated. looking at
Rue Carew.
The girl blushed furiousIy and
bent her head. and her slender I'm
gers grew desperately busy with
her handkerchief
Neeland, as nervous as she. FUN
bled with tho seal OF the remaining
letter. managed finally TO break It.
glanced AT the writing, then laughed
and read:
Ny Dear COmrado NeeIand.
get my thousand Iances' Con-
graduate me, Were you much bat
tered by that canaillc last MIGHT &?
] laugh until I nearly burst when
think Of that absurd bousculadc,
That girl ] took with me- IL all
right. I'm going TO PetrOKrad' I'm
going on the first opportunity by
way or Switzerland
What happiness. NeCland' No
NOR" towns for me. except those /
take 40 more politics. no more
diplomacy, { shall have a Thousand
lancos 20 DO my talking for me
Hurrah.
Neeland. { love YOU as A brother
Come TO the East with me You
shall make a splendid trooper, Not.
Of course, a Terek Cossack A Cos
sack Is Gods work. 4 Terek Cos
sack rs born. not made
But good heavens. There is other
most excellent cavalry in the world,
] hope. Come with me to Russia
say that you will come. my dear
comrade Neelsnd. and promise
you We shall amuse ourselves when
the worlds dance begins
oh breathed the girl. exasper-
atcd.. "SengoUn Is a fool"
Neeland looked up quickly from
his letter: then his face altered. and
ne rose. but Rue CaTeW was already
on hcr feet. and she had lost most
OF her color and hor presence Of
mind. too. !; seemed. for NccIand .
arms were half around her. and her
hands were against his shoulders.
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Puss in Boots Jr.

cal. Little Tom Thumb. although
safe inside Fuss Junior : pocket.
VA also relieved TIL" only "nr
who didn't seem ovcrJOyed was MI
CrusoC himself.
Mr.. Crusoc gave a deep sigh. "If
YOU owed the butcher, the baker
and the candIcstick maker as much
as do you wouldn't be overJoyed
AT seeing them either"
"Eut Id rather sec them than
carnIhals." cried Tom Thumb. I'D
rather they'd take my money than
my life" -
SOC but YOU don't quite get me
The laws on this island are very
strict They will allow YOU TO
shoot Gambia at sight. bu, not
YOUR grocery man
Then YOU are pOwcricss against
these three men in a tub said
Puss Junior.
We'll. not exactly. replied Mr..
Crusoc II needn't answer the bell.
YOU know. -,
Ry this time the three men had
landed on the beach. and pretty
soon the doorbcll rang. ''S-s-sh.
v,bf.perrd Mr.. CrusO". don't max"
sound. They can pull the handle
of. for all I care
They didn't do this. hut they
Lcnt the bell going until every one
IN Crusue Castle was nearly crazy.
F,,rst the butcher took a hand. then
The baker. and then the candle
.tick maker. Then they began all
over again
Bur YOU must wait until the next
STORY to hear what happened after
that.
cartwright. 1919. nv David Cory.
ITO he Continued.
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Read them" nodded Rue CarsE.
he read them both aloud to her:
the first ana sed them \ little-not
without troubling them a little, too:
Monsieur Neezand.
II IS the Tzigane- Fir. who per
nfts herseSf the honor Of address,
ing you
-Breslau escaped. With him went
the plans. IL seems You have be-
hAved admirably in Inc cafe des
Bulgars A Russian Comrade has
YOU and Prince Erik to remember
in her players
You have done well. monsieur.
Now. your task rs ended GO back
10 the Western World and leave Us
10 end this hattie between ourselves.
i rs written and confirmed by tho
stars that what the Eastern World
has sown it shall now reap ali
alone.
We Tziganes know. You should
not mock at our knowledge. For
there is a dark star. Erik, named
from the Prince OF Hell. And Ia 81
night u was in conjunction with
the red star. Mars. None saw it..
none has ever beheld the dark star,
Erik.
But We Tziganes know We have
known for fve thousand years that
Erik hung aloft. followed by ten
black moons. Ask your astronomer.
But We TziEancs knew this before
there ever were astronomers
Therefore, 20 home 10 your own
land. monsieur. The Prince Of He'll
- in the heavens The Yellow Devil
shall see the Golden Horn again.
Empires shall totter and fall. Lit
tie American. stand from under.
AdieU We TziEanes wish you
weIl-FIh and Mini OF the Jardin
EUsse.
"AdieU, beau jeunc homme, And
- her whom you shall take with
you-homAEe. good wishes, good
6Ugury, and adieuX.'
To her whom you shall take
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By Anne Lisle.
CHATTER CNXXIX
'CorvrEhf. l?t2. nv King Features syr

Nlra.". iUsl
CHAPTER CNXNIV.
A T noon the messenger from the
"A brokers' office arrived with
Jim's check. He signed u.
and after the hoy had gone Jim
stood with the envelope in his right
hand tapping II against tho fingers
Of his left slowly and thouGhtfulIv
~ il he were weighing IT and all II
stood for.
watched him in silence as At
last nc ripped II open with his
forcfnger and stood with the hit or
yellow paper held taut between his
hands II ratified crlsply. inns
ewes burned down at the slip OF
paper and hc kept moisteninC his
dry nps and swallowing jcrkiIy.
Presently ne looked up and
caught my eyes. He ErInned AT me
almost maHciously. Then he
crossed to me. his shoulder dipping
as his limp dragged him TO on" side
heavily.
Look At this" ne cried. flourish
ING the check -Evcn II invest II
conscrvatrvrIy itII hiring as much as
7 could earn shaving al old Norrcrs
desk eight hours day And I'm
not saving I'm going 10 b" cOnServ-
ative."
Jim. promise m" You won t-lou
won't take any big risks with ID.
Put il into something safe. some
thing legitimate ! begged.
Jim stared At me cOldly for a
moment. and has voice waS curt.
You'd bettoT hurry INTO YOUR
things and call taxi or you'll he
late for Virginia :.
As he spoke. ! remembered with
start that the evening before Viz
einia had invited me for luncheon.
Until now | had forgotten. Hut
Jim was continuing Iu his curt. I'M
personal tone
I'm GoIn= 20 rush down &" n"
pauk with this r"r,jrcd heck. Set
tor lot me- sign on" for YOU before
go You can fill it IN for what you
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from til list at hundred-that is if Mexico
cut the revolution stuff.
Whenever it drops you II have buying orders from
me Nonsense. Who wants control! 1t S purely
sporadic eh? / beg your pardon. L mean It's
merely temporary. Now, I'm going off fishing for fort
night If it goes down FIVE points, buy. Buy all that's
offered Say, when fellows got real bona hde prop
erty being bued it's almost bad having the bears
after one yes Sure Yes.
Good-by."
And while Francis returned deightedy to his fishing
rods, Destiny, in Thomas Regan's downtown private OF
ice working overtime Having arranged with his
various brokers buy and through his divers channels
of publicity having let slip the cryptic tip that
something was wrong with TampicO PetrOeum's conces
sons from the Mexican government Thomas Regan stu
died report from his expert emissar who had spent
two months the spot spying out what Iampco Petro
leum really had IN sight and prospect
New Arrival.
clerk brought in a card with the information that
the visitor was importunate and foreign Regan listened
glanced at the card, and said
''e this Mister Senior Alvarez Torres of Ciudad de
Colon that I can't see him.
Five minutes later the clerk back, this time with
message penciled on the card Regain grinned as ne
read it:
Dear Mr. Regain:
.sHonored Sir:-I have the honor to inform YOU that
have tip the location of the treasure Sir Henry
-'-Oi gan ALVAREZ TORRES"
Regain shook his head and the clerk nearly out
of his when the employer suddenly recalled him.
SHOW him in-at once.
In the interval of being alone Regain chuckled to
himself as he rolled the idea in his mind Two
unlocked cubs!'' he muttered through the smoke OF the
cigar he was lighting Thinks he play the lion part
of old r. H. NJ. played. A trimming is what he needs.
and old Graybeard Thomas R. will that he gets 1t
Senior Alvarez Torres English was correct as his
modsh spring suit and though the bleached yellow OF
his skin advertised his Latn-American origin, and
though his big black eyes eloquent OF the mixed
less he was thoroughly New YOrksh Thomas Regan
ustes of Spanish and Indian long compounded neverthe
could have wished
BY great effort and years of research l have
finally won the clue the buccaneer gold OF SIR Henry
Morgan" he preambled. Of course it's on the Mosquito
coast I'll tell YOU now that it's not thousand miles
from the Chiriqu Lagoon. and that BOcas del Ioro,
within reason may be described the nearest town
was born there-educated in Paris. hOwever-and know
the neighborhood like a book. A small schOOner-the
outlay cheap very cheap-but the returns the
reward-the TREASURED
You need the money" the stock operator assured
him bruallv and he bowed panied acqueScence.
Yes Senior Torres quickly admitted. Il am some
what embarrassed-how shall ] say-fOr immediate
funds.
Much more he admitted under the rapld-fre interro
CATION 1t was true he had but recently left BOcas ds
Toro but he hoped again to go back And yet he
would go back if possibly some arrangemcnt--
(To BE CONTINUED TOMORROW
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By JACK LONDON.
CHAPTER |.

EVENTS happened very rapidly with Francis Morgan
that late spring morning. If ever man eaped
across time into the raw, red drama and tragedy OF
the primitive and the medieval melodrama of sentiment
and passion of the New World Latin, Francis Morgan
destined to be that and Destiny very immediate
upon him.
Parker" he said to the valet who had been his
fathers before him, Ibid notice signs of fat
on H. r. NJ. in his last days."
cob no, sir. the answer uttered with all the
due humility of the trained servant, but accompanied by
involuntary measuring glance that scanned the young
man s splendid proportions Your father, lost
his eanness. His figure always the same broad
shouldered deep in the chest big boned but lean, always
lean, sir, in the middle"
Young Francis Morgan inheritor of many millions as
we'll Drawn, stretched his legs after the of
fuvigored menagere lion, and glanced at headline of
the morning paper which informed him of fresh slide in
the Cuebra Cut at Panama.
eff didn't know we Morgans didn run that way
he yawned Id be fat already from this existence Eth,
Parker!"
'sOh yes, sir he said hastily Il mean, no, sir.
You are in the pink of condition"
Polite Contradictions
''Not your life the young assured him. Il
may not be getting fat but certainly growing soft"
''Yes, sir No, SIR no; Ismean no, sir You're just
the when you home from college three years
ago."
Parker, I'm going fishing
81 ordered some rods sent up. Please Joint them and
let give them the The idea drifts through
don't III surely start laying flesh and disgrace the
whole family tree. You remember Sir Henry-the old
original Sir Henry, the bucaneer old swashbucker?'
Yes, SIR I've read of him, sir. -"
Parker had paused in the doorway until such time
the ebbing of his young masters voubity would permit
him to depart on the errand.
Nothing to be proud Of the old pirate"
cob, no, sir" Parker protested He governor
of Jamaica. He died respected
cit was a mercy he didn't die hanged Francis
laughed CAS- it he's the only disgrace in the family
that he founded.
Parker faded out of the in the ensuing silence
during which Francis Morgan buried himself in the
Panama column and learned that the canal not
expected to be open for traffic for three weeks TO
telephone buzzed, and, through the electric
of a consummate civilization Destiny made the first out
reach of its tentaces and contracted with Francis Morgan
in the library of the mansion his father had builded
Fifth
But my dear Mrs Carruthers. his protest into
the transmer. ''Whatever is it is local furry
Tampico Petroleum is all right. 1t is not a gambling
proposition. 1t is a legitimate investment.
Listen, please, it's not flyer. Our present contract
for tanks is a million Our railroad and three
pipe lines costing than five millions. Why
we've hundred millions in producing wells right now
and problem is to get it down country to the oil
steamers.
Eyes goodby: and hold on to Tampico Petroleum
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Honorable Trophies.

An army recruit went on parade
ono DAY with six medals on his
chest Alb" said his officer. Won
have soon gervicc"" No. sir
Then what are those medals. You
have no right Ia them sure /
ha,,.. Bidn my pIgS yin STA IIrsL
prizea- al tina coHnty-faIEE
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young arms Cropt up and chung
around his neck
My darling Rue my little Rue
CarcW
Outside the window an officer
also spoke through the unbrokcn
ClattCr Of passing hOrscmCn which
filled III" whole house with a hollow
roar But ShC heard her lovers
voice alone as In a hushed and magic
world: and IN her girls enchanted
ears his words wcrC the only sounds
maj stirred heavenly quiet that
rcIgned be- wccn the earth aud
stars.
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A Story of
Early Welded Life

spite YOU or me or Jim-or just be-
cause she's jealous OF anything as
sweet and young a. Phoebe Is?
Whatever her plan is, why can't we
defeat IT."
Virginia eyes widened to an ex-
preston that was grave and sweet
and helpless. All her icy reserve
seemed to melt away and TO leave =
real sister.
To he Contained.
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If it goes down, after the Minnesota farmers buled it
buy a little I'm going to- It's finding money
Yes, YES. surely. It's too good TO dare sell flyer
because it maynt go down OF course | know what
I'm talking about I've just bad eight hours sleep and
haven't had a drink. Yes. yes goodby."
He pulled the ticker tape into the comfort of his chair
and IanguidIy it. noting with mildly growing
interest the message it conveyed.
Parker returned with several slender rods, each Il
glitterng gem Of craftsmanship and art Francis out
of his chair ticker flung aside and forgotten with the
eXultant JOY of boy he examined the toys and after
another began trying them, switching them through the
air till they made shriIl whpIikc noises moving them
gently with prudence and precision under the lofty
ceiling he made believe to cast npon the floor into
unseen pool of trout-IurkinG mystery.
The telephone buZzed. Irritation swift his
face.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-10
AnOlin

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is antiseptic, soothing. and healing.
The particular woman is never
without Amolin. She considers tar
indispensable part of her daily toilet
Write for free sample
The Amolin Company, Lodi. -. j
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-10
This Day in History.

THIS is the anniversary of the birth in 1882 of Sir Edwin
Arnold the author Of The Light of Asia This poem,
showing the Hndus they were 1000 years ago. had
great vogue twenty years ago. Arnold honored by
many countries
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-10
To Keep Brushes Fresh.

brushes used in the kitchen gather dust quickly and
often fail to be useful Plunge the bruSheslnto pail
of hot soda water, stir round, hook out stick. and
leave in the to dry They will then be equal to new.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-10

25ca can al
oil drug and
debd rtmCNf
gtogeL AJo
in larger tins
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oh. jim have loved yo1 all my
fe,' she whispered, And her
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-25
ROTARY CLUB
MEETS TO-DAY
= y - = =
Important Business to Come Before
Busy Commercial Body.

The Rotary Club will hold it's week
ly meeting and luncheon in the Shan
tung Room of the San Carlos at one
o'clock today. Important business is
to be discussed at today's meeting and
every member is urged to be present.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-25
MEDICAL SOCIETY
TO MEET TONIGHT

There will be a meeting Of the Med
ical Society at the Laboratory Build
ing tonight at o'clock.
The secretary will present a paper
reporting the New Orleans meeting of
the American Public Health Associa-
ton.
DR.. Blocker has sent the following
message to each member:
1T is necessary that the medical So
ciety be maintained in this COM
munity. This is the. opening meet
ing after a long vacation, and don't
let any flimsy excuse keep you away.
DIR. Brink has some very important
matters to report, and I will present
most important case to you for con-
sideration. The patient has kindly
consented to come. There will be 9TH
er things of equal Importance. Please
take this as a personal appeal from
me-"
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WORRY AND NERVOUSNESS
CAUSE HEADACHE
Hollands Headache Tablets End
Them.

Brooding over trouble, a long days
work or any heavy mental labor
brings on nervousness and very often
a headache. AS soon as the pain
starts put Hollands headache tablet
to work. They are swift, certain and
safe and usually conquer the tormentor
inside of half an hour.
The formulate by which they are
made is scientifically correct mad it is
absolutely safe to use them as pre-
Scribed.
Sick headaches, throbbing or dull
pain headaches all yield to this treat
ment
On every genuine tablet you will
find the initials HIT. Accept no
substitute. Bottle of "a tablets-30
cents at the drug store.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-25
THIS WOMAN HAD
SUFFERED SINCE
HER CHILDHOOD
Mrs. O'Neill Says Tanlac Has
Overcome Her Trouble and
Helped Her to Gain Several
Pounds in Weight.

For more than a year before I be-
gan taking Tanlac, I had to hire some
one to help me with my work. said
Mrs. Lena Griffin, who resides near
Sam Houston, at San Antonio, Texas
when I began taking Tanlac,'
Mrs. Griffin continued, my system
seem to be all run down. My back,
hips and legs hurt me so I could
hardly stand up. I had no appetite,
couldn't eat much of anything, and
of course got very weak and thin. /
also had continual pain in my right
side, and was operated on for appen-
dicitis, but kept suffering the same
way. My nerves were simply shat
tered, | had awful headaches and was
almost a complete physical wreck.
My strength was gone. 1 felt tired and
worn-out all the time and was I'M
able to do my work.
But l have let my help go since
began taking Tanlac. 1t is really won
derful the way it has built me no.
have already gained six pounds, am
strong enough to do all my own work
and get around now without any aches
and pains and actually feel better than
L have in years. 1t certainly is won
derful to feel like 1 do now all the
time"
All druggists sell Tanlac-Adv.
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HIGH IS READY
FOR VISITORS

The feature game of the football
season will be played at Maxent Field
Thanksgiving Day between the Pensa-
cola High School and Barton Academy
of Mobile. This will mark the Of
fetal close of the football season with
the local high school, but it is rumored
that post season game may be played
with Gainesville High School to de-
termine the state high school cham
pionship.
Barton is coming to Pensacola with
revenge in their system for the defeat
that Rex Farrior's Tigers administered
to them earlier in the year at Mobile
and it is reported they have been going
through strenuous practice during the
past few weeks. They are also going
to bring over a crowd of rooters so
things are not to be all rosy for Hi.
Coach Farrior has not let UP in prac
tice this week and he is putting the
team through the mill every afternoon.
The team work Of the Tigers is i'm
proving rapidly. All of the men are in
excellent shape and are anxious for
the game Thursday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-25
TO DARKEN HAIR
APPLY SAGE Ten
Look Young! Bring Back Its Natural
Color, Gloss and Attractiveness.

Common garden sage brewed into
heavy tea with sulphur added, will
turn gray, streaked and faded hair
beautifully dark and 1uxuriant. Just a
few applications will prove a revela-
ton if your hair is fading, streaked or
gray. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sui
phur recipe at home, though, is trou-
blesome. An easier way is to get a
bottle of Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound at any drug store all ready
for use This is the old-time recipe
improved by the addition of other in
gradients.
While wispy, gray, faded hair is not
sinful we all desire to retain our
Youthful appearance and attractive
ness. By darkening your hair with
wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound,
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PENSACOLA SENDS
TWO TO METROPOLIS
c. F. Geek and Manager kaselack of
Richland Farms Attend Congress.

c. F. Geek, chairman of the Cham
Der of Commerce on Agriculture and
Manager Kase1ack of the Richland
Farms are in Jacksonville today as
representatives of the Chamber of
Commerce at the organization meet
ing of the Florida section of the South
ern Settlement and Development So
ciety.
They are taking care of Pensaco s
interests in the organization which
will take steps to advertise Florida
throughout the nation. The organiza-
ton is to back every worthy enter
prise and is to function as a sort of
clearing house for ideas