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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-31

PRODUCTION. speaking 20 tho Indian
y. he off.res hya hand.
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shoss 49,. 80, -. -xa,,
~. Nn' i""n -
nave lnsAa ones" no I
tn'S' a'oa 500 .e.r ~
al WY uhs a'''''o'"'
,han'
eenn 70 ras
my 'seos N' e" ''
Ssas.s' GUY.
now o'u sou nesl n' na'' y.
my A.n'r' Mr' iu.se"
hsneo "n"n 'ney nsa s""' '"o''
"'s.hhea -.
~" n's'. n' na''" nso 80
POCKET ana Grew OUT sauhse. WHO
ehVeiops win hnsI.Sh s'a''p nu
p"s'n'arN anu WIN ~
hulp- opcnou pS vac Sen"o'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-31
0far, Seattle =
.FIor;yAbok.+.
- o. RMNbcl ClclAnxIl &
EyERYBoDS's FRIEND
Page 769

brothers came out two wars be-
fore tho mother came. TO set
place ready for her.
They came 10 Tacoma, that
was In 1857. when Tacoma was
booming. MIR. Fisher said every
whore no went In Tacoma he
heard folks saying terrible things
about Seattle, robbers and hold
ups and rows and all sorts OF
things. You want 20 keep away
from there they told him. It's n
bad sort OF dump and no place for
n man 10 start
But he added. they said too
much. said TO father. Say.
fathVr. that place sounds interest
ing. Let's so over and have n
look Mt it,
"And II was in Seattle that tho
Fishers heard about Port Angeles.
and they went 10 have n look at
that. and II looked so good TO
them that they wanted 10 take up
their claims right there.
"They took up their claims close
together and built their cabins on
the inside corners. no as to he as
near each other as possible.
And after tho other boys had
built theirs. everybody helping. OF
course. Elmer said TO his father.
Father, you're n carpenter. what's
the matter with you having a nice
smooth house built OF shalSes?' SO
they built II. and that was tho
first shake house In that part OF
tho state"
Go lie Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-31

perched In Its green park upon n
knoll. whispers Of dance music drift.
ed 10 PegRy's senses.
But under her piquantiy tipped
nose Gummct's Geometry demanded
that she give II her entire mind.
IL she didn't. tomorrow's exams for
her senior class would fare badly.
But how easy II would bo 10 turn
the evening from n borc TO some.
thing happy and tingiingi Mother
was off 10 n dance AZ the Yacht
club with her brother and his wife.
with whom the Deans lived Pegs
dad was dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-31
CHAPTER III

>AhRA ~
The express from Chicago for
Lake Superior and sault Saintc
Marie--opcrated by tho government
upon this January day. isig--wns
nearing EScanaha almost on time
In spite OF the difficulty OF making
steam asninst north wind and IN
night Temperature OF ~ below
zero. On time was 40 IN the morn.
Ing.
Ethel Carcw was tho whole name
OF tho giri hidden by the curtains
OF lower four. She was a young
lady Of % now; but the porter. who
had been on that run for many
years. knew her when sha was a
child--a fair. wiolet-~ycd. light.
haired little Eiri from the west who
travelled from Chicago with her
uncies and aunts-Mr. and Mr.
John Cullen or Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas
culisn--to Wait her grandfather a,
81. Florentin.
She had no mother. n developed
and her father. for sonis reason.
always was out home in Wyoming.
Tho porter tapped gcntiy upon
the wood partition at tho head Of
lower four. Tho giri within. who
had been iyinw awake. replied and
Instantly stirred herself. Whafeveg
were her reflections and specnla
tons. she dismissed them: and
whereas she had scarecly been con
scicus Of observing the lieutenant ir
section nine the evening before. this
morning she noticed with interes,
that he also was getting up.
He was on his way homo from
France. she had heard him say last
night In answer to q question
The train was pulling into Escan-
aha now. The dark.haired young
man. after . question 10 thu brake
man. got Down from the step and
came forward near Ethst In search
of the conductor.
st Flor~nffnr- she heard shs
conductor repeat No: never heard
Of IT,
= can ter you about g. rIoren.
tin she offered. TITS tho name
Of an old mil town. It's near
oucsnei: you take this train and get
Off there; then i;'s 10 miles across
country"
The young man barred his head.
and his pleasant gray eyes lighted
little with excitement.
You know ~ Thank your M
said That's Just what I wanted
20 know
III you're going 10 81. Fiorrn,in.'
Ethel continued TO volunteer I'm
pulslyeiy, you must be going tc
sec my grandfather
''Ehy7"
-Hecsuse he's IN. only man--ex
cspt his servnnts-who lives there
It's q deserted village. except fot
his house."
Ills nam- II BagieyT-
NO. Cullen--f4ucas Cullen
Then there's no one named Bag
ieyf--or Carew7'
Ethel started a little. Ny nam,
r. Carew"
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The only persons left IN tho big
apartment were two maids and Win.
nte. her cousin. Win. deep in her
Geom. was examining for tho same
examination.
Small. quiet and honey was Win
Peggy. winnie wore sensible"
clothes. Peggy wore sporty ones.
Winnie yawned for bed at half.past
ten. OF about which time Peggy
yearned for jazz. Wins latest ex-
preston was years old. Reg had al
ready discarded ''finale-hopper."
''necker' and "cake.eateg'' as six
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/ hui r,c.. Ana h,~ -. .,a hat,
/ spunr.~ d.u~nter .,A ,hr,r tvo
Snr. rars ,ns Wv, v-.- ,n.n r.
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Winnie choked ON tobacco smoke.
would have choked at the first sip
from a silver hip flask. and would
rather read George Eliot than Har-
old Bell Wright and Fannie Hurst.
Peggy did not choke on the occa-
sions when someone poured from "a
flat pocket caddy" into her ginger
ale. And she could hold her own
with any boy In the patter and kid
ding Of the day.
Decidedly this was not the night
for Peggy Dean to grind at Gum
NETS Geom. What harm In
Just calling Bob vanderpool to see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-31

Rock ana the shore: artisans OF q
dozen trades lived upon the harges
while they erected large. hand
some house, ehimneyed. wide OF
roof. graceful and pleasing.
hut no master Of the mansion ap.
pearcd. Instead. tho newly com
pleted house was closed. doors
locked and barred. windows aoundly
shattered. A white farmer. who
lived a mile or go away upon tho
opposite mainland, was entrusted
with tho keys and was paid 20 IN.
speot tho promises periodically. Yes
u was an ordinary enough house.
he reported.
isut. after few inspection. alone,
he always took some ono with him.
Speculation and wonder in this
nrtgheorhood soon took weird and
fantastic forms. Poor. plous people
ceased TO approach.
At first. old Lucas Cullen laughed
at the stories. but as time went on.
they began 10 affect him.
Tho thing obuesscd him. He wns
an old man now. over 20. hut hardy
and strong. clear % eye. steady OF
hand. vindlctive and rncrcllcss yet 20
all who opposed him. In all hts
long. violent life. no one--and moth.
inx--was known 20 have shaken
him until some one. without reason.
raised that house on the lslct locally
known as Resurrection Rock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-31

1T is Then your fathers there
or IL going to DO there. Miss
Carew7"
My father has not bern In sc.
F1orentin for more than 20 years.
Ethel said. and now-my father
was with a regiment Of engineers.
she explained lie was killed last
June"
II was stupid" he said. thinking
only about my affairs"
You did not know about my
father" Ethel returned In HIS do
Tense.
And there IL . place called ths
Resurrection7"
There's an isiand.- Ethel said.
"about half a mile off shore and not
far from my grandfather's. called
Resurrection Rock"
There is. them he cried. this In
formation amazingly stirring him.
He was breathing fast. she snw.
as he sazod down at her: he opened
his coat and WINS fumbling In an
inner pocket when tho call OF the
brakeman warned that the train
was 20 start He seized her arm
TO steady her whils she ran. no hall
lifted her 20 the car step and swung
on after her.
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OF course. nowadays the Cloven.
Hoofed Breeder OF Mischief doesn't
have TO hunt us. Our fast genera
ton hunts him. But II Old Harry
were still on his old fashioned hunt.
he would pick just such night as
this. with Peggy Deans mind wan.
dering from her examination.cram TO
the telephone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-31
BY STANLEY
BY ALTMAN
BY BLOSSER
BY CONDO

what he was doing7 With glance
at Winnie's head bent over her
study, Peggy sauntered 10 the tele-
phone In the corner and softly called
a number.
lis Bobby there, Mrs. vanderpoolr
No? oh. see. after the
theater--half-pas elevenf Well. l
wonder II you'd ask him to come
around7 Oh. no---it's all right
-" A tinkle of laughter here--''per-
fectly all right. II won't be too
late I'll expect him. Thanks
SO much. Goo'by."
Go BE Continued
Enpvright 1912. by Seattle 0tase
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Deep June. warm and languid.
with an enormous. lazy moon flood
ing the world with blue-silvcr,
brooded temptation TO everyone In.
doors. Fourteen stories below.
along Riverside drive. sounded must
caily the call Of gliding motor cars.
The dark Hudson was set with
jewel-lights OF river craft. From n
smart restaurant. not far off,
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CHAPTER III

CHAPTER III
-QuesnclF' the brakeman called
and Ethel stood up. buttonins her
coat close 70 her throat. Tho dark
haired young man looked about In
terrogatively: she nodded, and he
arose and also prepared to 30 out.
They stepped down upon the plat
form. and tho train Immediately
puffed on.
"BJou." snid a middieaged Indian
to Ethel.
Good morning. Asa-" she hailed.
offering her glovod hand.
This is Asa Bedbird." Ethel said
10 tho soldier. who lives near my
grandfather and who n good enough
TO help us out sometimes"
MY name is Barney Loutrelle."
The young man completed the In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-31
"ENTER, THE FLAPPER"
BECKLEY ,,it,,ii..,,,,t,.,.,,i,.,

BEGIN THIS MODERN ROMANCE OF WILD YOUTH
DANCING THRU PASSIONS FLAME
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
JOAN CONQUEST
TELLS OF EGYPT

THE HAWk az EGYPT ~ I"au
'"nuu"s, Tn. Ma"auiay 90. >.v,
York
Eryp' the land ~ cleopatra.
Iuieika Egypt. mysterious. brood
ing weaving it, love madness into
tn. hearts ~ men aud women Civ
ing moment ~ happiness. ana then
Squeezing the soul 10 q pulp-that ~
Egypt.
M, the Egypt IL cairo or III. tour
Isl h"t.ls: hut the Egypt ~ thar vast
sutherland where tn" English tongue
speaks in aw-d tones.
loan Conquest knows she has
learned III" deserts iiiti. WAYS The
sons ~ IN" East ana thu sons ~
ihe West arc twain. hut they Il" not
meet. Allan have mercy On tho man
"f mixed blood in tn. land ~ Islam
Passion may tear at his soul III.
milk vi it- arms "f low" open to IN
TOLD MIN. hut h" har-s not rmhracc
h"r. u is The law ~ his fathers.
I" d"fy II. t" claim that on" hour
"f love. ~ death. tud yet even that
I'ri''- - not To" hIGn sometimes
brushes aS.d" TIA" curtains az ron
vent i"naltiN. cue" more her love
them" "v-tw helms Win lis lnt-nsity.
iis madness and is pathus.
Sh" ITS you ont az Your chair aud
"hlr!s you across III" blazing desert.
or takes YOU "u tirt"" Z" temples
Nh"r" l"v"rs tab. delight Of each
at her.
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IN THE REALM OF BOOKS

ara "h"n. having Jonrn"' cd cast from
"l''"rrlS, they reached Hillrran'.
S"h""i, They found 'na stage all 81,
10y ih"ir m"rry adventures HaiI.d
"i''" -"nlN IS n football star Nod
hhtl"s"ph l""liN accepted tn" siirt,
Ton. managed :" rrnrtal NJ colossal
iEn"r"n"' ami Won pi.r. ON tn.
''"'". fut II was MS similarity q"
J." "'i" that S'N-d him from disaster
- IN" hir sam". Hni only on. other
'N"f Nh"w whether II Was h. ~
Laura" wa" Ni"k"d that .nniug goal
rnh urh"ld IN" honor - ~. Tnrr.r..
That rcmarhntG" lit.u-.s heIpod
'EHln ~ tho school "ui.rt.inr,"n,
nd even h"'l' n"nno. Who's. widou.d
n"'h"r Kept the ,uct shnl, vas star
'|"' ioli, vas Hrr., nal ~ The
wins. 'Sr"ciail' Of Laurie. and II
Va l.suri" "n" i.~~ovcrod RI, or,
Ma nation ~ tho mNst"riuus sounds
N"n"a'h the widows cottage soI,c5
nc problem ~ what h.d b.cor. or
''H 'oN"n'rv'S w"nrN and So brou-b,
harpy Christmas 10 Folly ar,i hcr
mother.
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Annfhcr M,.,rr, x1a..

THE GOLDEN FACE n, william
l."0u""r Tn. Mscaulay 90. New
York
whs, would yon 30 II you w.r.
suddenly confronted with the fact
'hst your employer pas Europe
master crlmiuai that you were mad
" in i"v" with Ms h"sutl'ul dsuch-
tor" Would Won Trir at once and
Nv :" forgot tn" girl or would Won
80 on trying :" save YOUR 'ara nv
nns 'uhi"r'us" after another until!
YOU FOUND yolrs"f h"pelcssly 10.
yond IN" law"
And remember. too. that when Won
speak ~ crime and Rudolph Ravne
II is n" matter II pennies. hut ~
pounds thousands NJ them.
HE sScn's mov" IN avery capital
on IN" Continent Nohl"m"u. PRO
nitrs. men - high "Siato serve him.
rs country home is q great clear
INK nous" ~ rf"rm.;t"u Whom he
.ifts MS maud me wh."'s turn
Tho polic.' They matter hui II, q
-" to Rudolph Rayne. They are in,
the S"nce ripusnt ~ his lif.
Doesn't this sound like Mr. 10.
Du"uy ~ his host" The master ~
mystery once more proves his rich,
10 his title
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

49, inm"hisi"l, dragged down md
mai" the football ~ partisan poll
'f"S
TO-DAY Americans arc ~. sI.vev
~ rateriali.m We ar. living f"r
'h@ stomach alone Will. IN. ma
lions hear, and sou is starvinz'
-" Won think this -, -dnrn ~
moral standards hy tho .n-cailcd
'""nEsr generation = pacing
phas" or definite cranU" in our
"'Niltza'i"r'' ~ T-s asked
tm-rirn D-t-ri"rnr~d.
The "rllapS" ~ old S"ciai I.,.s
"'nir"''uE ."r relations iS m" great.
'-' social phenomenon IA >moric.
since "a" landing OF IN. Pilgrims"
~" novelist replied va must make
M our mind that the old rnorsiitv {.
gone: that N" youne people 81 both
so4". arc indifferent =" rul.s or an.
Kind. and that in matters or soy
they ar" rapidly swinging toward
.'rci" standard"
And viii tina, single standard b..
INC high on" formorly demanded of
women ~ ~" l""-r on" "f men
i had hop"d YOU wouldn-, ash mat
Gn"s'i"n Nicholson smii"d car
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
DISCOVERED, A NEW
HEROINE OF FICTION
Janet laing Dcpiris a Really
Delightful Character in
w Intcrgrrcn.
wINrERGrrrH ~, lave, I.,irr

WINTER";EEEN ~, lave, Lainr.
m" Century c"mrar.. y
W'niersr""n 40" there's book
'" mako a revicw"rs NO worth Iiv-
inc after all, Th"r"', a hook ma, ia
ho"k I, u NO; 10 20 cnmnarod
with mis- h"ok "r that. of prcvinu,
seasons. y" other boo. ie q, all like
~ y" other heroine 81 ncii"u lie in
IN" least Ike Miss Juli. .;i"nforIi..
Win'nryrncr"
Miss Julia Gl"nf"rlie lady ~ tho
SS"li found herself m financial
'iChi plH".. and ais" in = deadly dun
'u' ~ living And Nisv Julia
7ir"d herself ont as = Se-vau, Rut
sh" had moro imam N. nouso ~ DR.
'dalr 10 keep in ord"r' Il Wouldn't
ne 'air I" Wv" away even one litti-
h'i ~ n" pl", % this 'h"r"ughlv do
tiChirrl story >" anticipate for IN.
r"H'"" "S"n sinpi. ON. - Miss
H"nf"rli"S ""ccasi"us >uir"" To
say. 'naj When An ""-c. ion" arises
Wir'"rere"n' meets II r",narSahII.
y" m"r" G"ligh'ful h""k has come
N the press - fun many the ..a -on.
han 'Win'crsr".n.' No NOR. Whole
."m" and winning character over has
h."n depicted. "-r'airl, Ana tho
great charm 81 m" wn"Ie thing .
hat whii. always doing ia. un.y-
N"ci"'i. "Wir'"rgr""n'' u"var docs IN.
Illogical. nor the Impossible nor th.
uniin.lv hing. ae =" many heroinnI
- fiction Hr" pr"n" q" h".
r." miss reading Wiu'"rurecu' is
p" miss = hisrin", 'r-.t ~ e: w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
ulH NICHOLSON AVS WE ARE SLAVES OF MATERLALLSD
ROSEMARY APPEALS
TO LITTLE READERS

ROSEMARY. nv Ins"phiu. Law
YORK.
This l,v";y story ~ charming li-t,-
rirls awakens tn" fancy and ,timn-
lH'"s the ambition 81 all iittle read
"rS I" he apprnved Of their associates
and q" win ths admiration ~ their.
w"rihi.s, friends Tn" Inspiration
80 Il" ones h-vI IN both work aud
play. Win due regard FOR III. COM
f"rt ana w'lf'r" ct "'h"rs iS on.
~ III" hn"st merits "f this story.
Rosemary Willis il - wears "ld.
ia" "id"s, "f three sisters. She -,
charming. uuj"k amt rahiant. with a
smarp> temper As sh" Is III" ~"
-r"nsih'" nn". shr has MANY hard
StruEgl"S ." y" TIA" rinh, thing IA
IN" right Way. sarah IS tw" years
Younger IN" ~ the peculiar on"
Win her love r." all Kinds "f an
irais about IN" farm. and her uu-
social stubborn disposition. Her I'M
yuiv IDEAS Lead her into numerous
troubles before Sh" changes her nin,I.
Years. As Sh" gets her own way -"
uft-u, sn" is ha,ii, suo,i"' auI re-
'..T"s man, hsti s,u",'hs b"i"r" ,h-
r..GinS to appreciate" th" voini"rt an,I
INTEREST 81 others. I'r. Hugh j. their
hig hr"th"I VIII" has Ia. c.,r. at ih-iu
~ IN" nt,S"u"- "f their parents. and
h. ranges ~ their estimation all rt..
NAY fr,m Terrible tNrant to wonder
,ui. necessary brother. rh"r" 49,.
others who help Cumpli"at" - We'll
~ untanri. tr"uhi"s, and til an IN.
"Np"ri"mr. "f the story with inter
"St'nE gliinps"s OF LIE. 1hr yniun.
- Illustrated lay Tn"itna ,;rn.h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
Kidney and Bladder
Troubles Conquered
or Money Back

For 90 y-.. said ~ ca'-s hsy-
been prescribing my prescription No. az
CLnown Tor Years MsrshrooD FOR Kid
re> and bladder sicSnrss and thAt
have retired from sct'v- prsctic. have
made arrangements with Leading drug
zists tn dirpsnse this wnnd-rful pr~scr,p-
lion a. moderate price. tn. none,
back II dissa tisnsd plan.
R-wars ~ kidney d,s-ss" ihousA nd-
81. 81 II every year VIII" ought to In en-
toying the blessings OF Iif- aud hsAith.
Watch the symptoms. !f YOU have rp-rK.
hoatinE n-for- tho eyes. pun, eyes. clam
my feet or mnisi palma bnokac hs or Gids
ache you ought &" K~t II boIiir Of Dr
rarty's famous prescription No. ~ righ'
away.
II has wonderfully brn.ni~d tens Of
. bousanis ri "h."s nf kidn-N ma hia,Id.,
troubles and 10 me n~dicins you can al
way> depend upon. R-sults ara guarsn-
ED
NDrE-br. Daniel u. CAREY was pr.c
'icins physician for man, years snd MI.
er,st rr.>,, pii"n ~. 81; .d.d thou
sands ~ sufferer. from Etdr-, and biad
der trounit. Hereafter YOU can alwsys
ret this er''t'". prescription ir both
liduit ,rt '''hlt' form a, Al r.,t,sl,
sha-;naci.,. ~: cuut;r. oN-r--Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
DRINK WATER WHEN
YOUR KIDNEYS HURT
Stop eating meat for while
if your Bladder is trou-
bling you.

When vcu wake m with hackacha
and dull misery in the kidney region
~ may mean YOU have been eating too
much meat. SAYS ucll-knoun an.
'hority. An excess Of meat may form
uric arid. which overworks the kid
neys in their effort to filter IL from
tn" blood. and they become sort of
paralyzed and IoeEy. when your
kidneys get sluggish ana clog YOU
must relieve them. like you relieve
your bowels. removing all the hody's
urinous waste. else YOU have back
ache. sick headache. dzzy spells:
"our stomach sours tongue is coated.
have rheumatic twingts Tho urine
is cloudy. fun ~ sediment. channels
often get sore. water scalds and YOU
arc Obliged To seek relief two or
three times during the night.
Either consrli good. reliable
physician ~ once ~ got from your
pharmacist abou, four ounces Of lad
Salts: take 4 Tablespoonful in glass
~ water before hreakfast for a few
days and your kidneys may then act
fine. This famous salts il made from
the acid OF grapes and lemon Juice.
combined with lithia. and has been
used for generations to clean and
stimulate sluggish Kidneys. also n
neutraIizp acids in tho urine So IL no.
longer initiates. thu. often ending
bladder weakness
Jad Salts is inexpensive. cannot In
tnre and makes delightful enervea-
cent lhhia water drink. Drink lots
~ soft watcr-Adv.
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A MINISTER OF GRACE"
SAV0RS OF HOME LIFE
Character Sketches Tell of
Man Who Help Young
Preachers.

MINISTER OF GRACE. nv
Margaro, widdcrcr Harcourt.
rracc & 20
\ series If niuo character studies
in tho t"rm - narrative. with ~.
Andrew Elan'"n. ,ir" old school
clergyman. - tn" central Hcur.
Thor" is mo- particular connection h"-
'vs"n ~" event. narrated in tho
various episodes win tho Solitary
exception ihs' ~ Elsuton, this close
Student "f human character. v"nh4
bus wal ~ and "u, ~ earh -iru.-
'i"n, r"s"u'nc some Young minister
~ nj. ACQUAINTANCE" fr"rr one ,iiie,r-
MA nr snoih"r.
The writer has numerous prior
WORKS :" no. "redit-'Tha Year ~
b"lich' Nv" Marriad Marjorie"
"'Th" R"ard walk 90 Tho Ros.-Gar,i..
Husband" The Wishing Ring Man"
among 'h.u. T'hiS volume is soma
- hat ~ q Departure from her usual
stNl". in that thor" Is nov list
~ characters Tor each ~ m. uine
tales. pr E'sr'"n is sort ~ Sh.i-
lock f"ln"S ~ marital ana social
problems
The ideal .~tring fnr apprcci.,ive
r"Sdinx ~ IA" current volume vii,
l." quiet SUNDAY afternoon. after
Que has listened :" par icularly
pr"Siar n"ruiuc Sermon Then tho
situations outlined IN tho Sior, VIII
have liv"lN Interest /, is no, tho
'"r' 80 s'"ry | SHOULD cho"s" 20 road
'f'"r Vary 'hr-iline n"ti"r picture.
sine" f"*r IT would prov. :, xoporifc
instead "f s'imuian,
II does not appear that those
stories have had magazine puhli-
cation. They may have had in which
event on" would expect Ia find them
In mod"rn day Harrer's. hardly in
an r'v"rNh"dNs of Hearst Inter
""'''h"'' n"N SAVIOR "t a quiet.
Hl'aSHht nom" lif". when people
saved AZ nom" evenings aud read
aloud. After all. those old hom. .,n.
nings had their charms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

TIE TREMENDOUS EVENT Nv
Maurice Leblanc Tn. Macaulay 90
New York
Mauric" Leblanc. creator ~ A..
-"n" i.hpin "uild.r ~ mystery. MAJ.
- ~ the snr"rthrili nut does him
'".r. Her" for ono" = ina, rovaI,y
= n"N h""t "h"ut new land
series "f earthquakes an M
'nrustinc ~ and the dl.app.,ranc.
~ me English Channel tho u,.i,,nx
~ Franc" and England can YOU i'm.
sGtnN tho results
Scientists claim That this ~ ~ Nan.
non som" dAH Her" /, - pictured
IlN"' crushed out n"w lands created
"a" lost treasures 81. centuries
brought {" IN" surface 'Rohiuson
rusoe, Twenty Thousand Leagues
nder IN" Sea" ~ spectacular sig
nihran"e thFv TAD, into more notr
.nEs in comparison.
And IN" man VINO Hrst crossed This
ne" neck Of land can Won soc him
an YOU picture him the great n,
piornr ~ all times tho rrs, man
:" set foot mron land four thousand
years OLD as mon reckon time
There Is realism 70 il: hrearh-tak
ing pages: dangers 20 thril You and
love that will capture YOU.