The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28

published are Travel Stories"
Everyday Heroes" "Our Dog
tho following subjects will DO dis.
Frienda." outdoor stoneA." etc.
etc.
Neut 20 tho dos. the horse ~ the
most universally loyod animal.
''stories OF Horses" u a oollso.
ton OF such stories, tho best OF
their kind that have appeared In
"st Nicholas" II win delight not
only those many roadon who are
partial 20 hornes but also those
many moro readers who like good
stories we'll told whatever their sub.
leeta,
"PELLuciDAR.- sequel 20
AT the Earth's Core Edgar Rice
Burroughs; A. c. Meclurs a Co.
An advsnturer biyouAoed for the
night on the torrid sands OF tho
Sahara desert IL awakened by a
staecato sound coming from the
earth beneath his head. Digging.
ha unearthed a boz containing teie. |
graph instruments from which
cable extended straight down thru
the earth. In this box he found
a slip OF paper initiated ID. I.
Knowing that IL ycara ago in
this arid spot two prospeoiors had
tunnslled their way 20 tho core OF
tho earth. hs recalled that ono was
David lines. who Mr. Burroughs
had ohronieled on that eArihward /
trip. He Immediately Informed
Mr.. Burroughs OF his ind Air. |
Burroughs fastened 20 tho spot and
soon was In talegrRphlo communi.
cation with David fnnes. From |
tho ooro Of tho earth comes a
strange and marvellous account OF
his exploration Of tho Great I'm.
pire OF PeliueldAr. It's people XII.
gRnuo animals. grotesqus beauty.
its perpetual sun and his love and /
hazardous search for Dian tho
Beautiful Mr.. Burroughs has Civ.
en- US this story just a. no received
IL by telegraph from David Innns
in Peliucldar. 800 miics beneath
tho eaTth's surfaea
1.-THE YELLOW SEVEN Ia.
mund Smell: Century Co
Readers who have onioyed Sax |
Rohmsr's novels Of the Far East
win welcome this thrilling hdvcn,
turemyHtory.ioyo story conterlnK I
upon that memorable villain. Chal. !
Hung and his nemesis Of the So
Gre, Service Chinese Pennington
The stories recently appeared In
Tho Star Ia serial form.
There was secFe, society OF ban.
dts in Bornso which terroFlxed tho
law.abidinE people OF tho Island. and
tho head OF II wus Chai.Hung. ono
OF tho auietss,. most subtle. cruel.
eat yellow villains that ever stole
across tho pages Of an Oriental TO.
manen. When selected victim re.
eeived card black on ono aide and
yellow on the other dotted IN seven
places be sought whatever protsc-
ton be could think OF: for well he
knew tina; presently the yellow scv.
On would DO psacteing It's davlliry
upon him.
Chinese Pennington. q young Eng, !
llahman whose ayes nature had se, |
in hls head with tho proper Chi. !
nese slant. was Get upon tho trail
of chni.HanR and his gang OF ban.
dita. Tho narrative OF the oonten,
Of wits and weapons that follows II
one OF the las; words In Far EaA;
thrilierx
STUDIES IN CLASSIC AMER.
fcAN LITERATURE" u. II. Law.
renee: Thomas Setter.
In this book ws hnv. an English
author lifting 'out tho swHddlod IN.
FAINT Of truth tina, America spawned
some tirno hack"--or. at least, 90
he says
II deals WIN no writinru Of
BENJAMIN Franklin. Hector 81. John |
do Crcveooour. genlmore Cooper.
Edgar Allen Poe, Hawthorne Dana.
Melville and Whitman
Lawrence erplainE '-Th-re II
new feeling in tho old American
books. far moro than there IL In the |
modern American books. which are
pretty empty Of any feeling. and |
proud OF H. There is different |
feeling in the old American classics.
IL II tho shifting over from tho old
psyche TO something now. dIaplace.
mcn,."
And tina. II tho idea he tries 10
bring out an he dissccts the works
Of tho men enumerated above.