Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-06


These stories are fascinating In pl,r
snd detail, and treat 20 lovers ~ tha-
Kind ~ Action
Received ~ tho publishers
Fron'ispicce by Geors, W Cace
New YORK city: The Macsulsy 60.
le-l1 West Thirty-eighth stree;
Uii'S. nett.
The love NJ money is the root q,
eNil' the Good Book saNs.and IN,
love of sold. or the fascination of ,h,
sitter ~ sold. will lead men 60 des.
peraie crime IN the hope of achieving
%, hes
How this comes is well told IN "Hia.
don Gold The fact that an honest
''une rauCher. good man. was eNcu
~ personal friend ana the adorcd ol
~ daughter, did not prevent the chi iai
'dain, man of hieh position and
great inruence--in fact. United
states senator from scheming 10 re,
hnawtul Possession of the young
mans ranch. because it contained rich
deposits % gold. lie secured an abb.
slly In desperate ana un>crupulou.
campaign. and the battle began.
And thrilling rght Il WAS TIL.
senator's hcnchman WAS daring and
desperate. So were the young rancho,
and his associates. whose proner,
possessions we're threatened by a raid
~ Sneepherders on their cattle pasture
iustisatcd by the conspirators. which
would mean death 10 their beasts. Tn,
law could not help them. SO they took
ihe law IN their own hands, the law
of right makes might"
u was great battle. led hv Gordon
Wade, the young ranchman. Twic,
D." almos, fel victim 10 the des
persdoes. but his youth and pluc,
triumphod. And he was aided. prac.
iicslly saved 10y fne Young woman
Dorothy Purnei He beat Rae.
Moran. the leader OF the robber gang
in fair nght, man 10 man. although
Moran troacher0usly shot him from
bohind after being beaten, but Wa,
afterwards shot down by porothv
And Ia tho end he gained Dorothy 70,
his bride, as he had no love for IN.
senator's daughter The Senator. d,
tho way, shrewdly took his departur,
Just before the breaking of the ranch.
mems storm Of wrsth upon the head.
81 the desperadoes
so here We have live. thrilling
Nirile story OF love and adventure. We.
told and we'll ended
Received % the publishers.
Plaster Saints" BY Frederic Ar.
mold kummer FNnti-piece by Jo.
seph Francse. New York City: Ths
Macsulay Co, 1911 West Thrift.
eighth street. Hi.75. nett.
Plaster saints are numerous as anv
one viii recogniH. by reading this al
mirable story. IN which they are mos
conspicuous The chief was rict
man who was most righteous in hi.
public demeanor and gave literally Il
charity. yet in his business ethics n.
was little short of colossal thief. III,
had son who was second edition.
". had granada tighter who wa,
handsome and intelligent. and VIII
had been raised In his sanctimoniou,
ana hypocriticsl atmosphere. but wht
stu had virile human emotion.snd =
love OF lie. She had a lover. a I'm,
young man, whom her grandfather IN.
justly bounded out o, his position 10,
MS innocent participation IN a sligh,
peccndilo In which wine. women anc
sont were clements This, 10 the olc
hypccrits, was heinous sin.
\ man of the world. fine life.
loving, honorable gentleman. brfrl.nd.
eel The young lover. and he was no,
pat 90 straits 10 make a living A.,
continued loving the young woman
who. rnally, driven 20 desperation b,
discovery of the old mans crlninaI
dcslinss aided her lover in exposlns
them, and the old man drove her out
Shs decided 60 adopt the stage for 4
hrins. and had rare aud revealing
experience as result. especially with
ono VINO was rapscious and lasciviou,
eno traded on womans honor. Blu,
enc escaped unsrsthed, and In the ent
"as united with the man Of her choice
Also, In the end. an unexpected turr
m the whooi OF fate brought her grand
father' the chief OF the plaster saints.
10 The footstooi of repentance. and n,
publicly confessed his sins and enter.
go on the pathway Of reform.
Here IL story rich In incident ans
most attractive IA It's varied char.
netets and the raminostions OF theil
hN.s IL presents most interestins
picture ~ stage llfe and stage peop,.
Including scenes behind the curtain
ne well as those In public view. Also
some philosophical reflection, and
lev souno sermons. In tact. 1t Il