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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14

and now Tar1an and Jad.bal n and
the corpse o. cadI were tho solo
occupants 81 tho bacFltclai court
yard or the temple.
Come. Iad-bsi-Jn," commanded
Tafan. "let no one harm Turzan Of
the Apes
An hour later the victorious forces
Of IN were oyerrunninE the ancient
palace and temples OF opar. Tho
priests and Warriorn who had mt
been killed had quickly surrendered
and acknowledged Ia an their queen
and hish pricstsas, and now a. Las
command the city w~s being
searched Tor TarEan aud Cadl II
was thus that Ia. herself leading
a searching party. entered The sa''ti'
fetal courtyard
The sight that me, her eyes
brought her to sudden halt. for
there. bound upon tho altar. lay
Tarzan OF the Apes. and standing
above him. hi. snariIng face and
cleaning eyes Fianng directly al her
was Jad.bal.ja. tho golden lion,
'~rarznnr' Rhricksd la. taking
step toward tho altar 'CadJ has
had hls way az last. God Of my
fathers have pity on ms-Tarzan -
dead"
NO.. crlel the apc.man: FAR
from dead. Come and release me.
I am only bound. bu, had u not
been Tor Jad. bal "a. had been
dead beneath your Haorificial knife
Thank God. cried In. and
started 10 approach the altar. bu,
paused before the msnacing att
tudo OF the growing Hon.
Down cried Tarzan. 'ic, hcr
approach. aud Jad.balh lay down
beside his master and stretched his
whiskered chin across the mans
breast.
Ia came then. and. picking up the
.sacrincinl knife. cut the bonds that
held the lord Of the jungle captive.
and then sho saw beyond the al.ar
The corpse OF cadj.
Your worE. enemy Is dead aid
Tarzan. land for his death YOU
may thank Jad.bal-Ia. AS thank
him for my life. You should rule
now in peace and happiness and
in friendship with the people Of the
Valley of the Palace cf Diamonds.
That night Tarzan and the Boil.
gnni and the hehd.men OF the Go.
mangani. and the priests and the
priestosscs OF opar sat In the great
banquet hall OF the Palace Of opar.
as the guests of La. the queen. and
ate from the golden plattcrs OF the
ancient patterns that
had been fashioned on continent
that exists today only in the legends
Of antiquity. And the following
morning Tarzan and Jad-bal-ja set
forth upon their return journey 10
the land Of the WazirI ana homo.
Continued in Our Next Issucl
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Ford Operates Own
Fertilizer Plant

Had Henry Ford been given con.
troll OF the MuEscl Shoals power
site. he would have been making
his nitrogen fertilizer. now on sale
AZ the Ford agencies In Seattle. in
Alabama, instead OF Michigan
we are selling lot OF the fer.
nllzer." says Z g Taylor az the
Fourth ave, agency 1T sells as
easy as a Ford car and is said TO
work just az we'll"
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Child Mother Claims
Cruelty; Asks Decree

A buby'n walls Joined n ls-yenr'
old mothers pleas for a divorce
from The man she married just a
year and three days ago. Friday
afternoon. She was Helen Frances
Kreasev. who charged jealousy and
nonsupport against otto =. l.
Krcsaer. 20. whom she wed Fcbru'
AIRY 10. 1894
Rresscr. a native Of budapest
twisted her arms and kicked her
when she wanted to leave their
two.room shack without him. she
said. and no worked but three
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months old.
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18th ST.. Philadelphia, Pa.
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Arrange Banquet
for Mrs. Landes

Two hundred Green Lake women
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Bertha Landes. candidate for re.
election to the city council. to be
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church next Tuesday night.
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thought I couldn't leave him, Hut
after my health broke down, ! pack.
ga the children up and lrfi
You are like him. judging from
thr way your lrttcr reads. n she
were 10 haunt your faults. woe 10
unto you
Prom the time got my divorce,
TO the time l married again. I got
"a letter every Few days telling me
how SORRY he was and begging me
10 take him hack
Now am married TO big.
hearted. broad minded man and no
never accuses me Of such things
Hes Of finer eallbcr
when 1 look hack over the years
suffered 20. ! pity the incxpcri.
cnccd girl who falls Tor a Kid like
you im not ancient either. only
q. but my husband h past 80,
never knew before I married him
that a man could ~ 80 decent.
ONE WHO HAS SUFFERED.
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cSN2u1n(ss e s III &;
J EDGAR RICE
- BURROUGHS
Continued lro@ Yesterday

II onttnucu Y FuW Ar>tcruANt
Tho tcw Surviving Bolsuni who
had takcn refuge On various parts
Of tho p1lage wvrr sought out and
brought to the throne unum. Here
they were given the option ~ o.
manning la thc valley a. slaves,
Ca having che country entirely, The
Gomansani would have fallen upon
them and slain them bat that
their new King would not permit,
hut where shall We SO II NJ
leave the Valley u the Palace OF
Diamonds asked one Of the Rol
s3nL beyond the ciy 90 opag
We know not what exists and in
Opar may w find only enemies
Tartan sat cyeins them Quizrical-
81, and In silence. For a long time
he ala not speak. while several OF
tho Gomanganl hcad.mcn. ana 9th
ors Of the BolsanL made suggestions
for the future % the gorilamcn.
Finally the apcman aroso aud
nodded toward the Bolsani
There arc about hundred or
you. he said. You are p0Wcfnl
creatures and should b. ferocious
fighters. Beside me sits Ia. the
high pricatcSs and queen OF opar.
\ wicked priest. usurplng her
power. has driven her from her
throne. but tomorrow We march
upun Opar with the bayrst Conan.
CANT OF the Valley % the Palace
% Diamonds, and there VIC punish
Cldt the high priest. who has
proven a traitor 20 his queen. and
Ia. once morc. ascrnds tho throne
~ Omar. But where the seeds of
TREASON have once been broadcast
the plant may spring up at any
time and where least expected II
will BE- long. therefore. before Ia
OF opar may have full confidence
IN the loyalty Of her people, fact
which offers you an opportunity and
a country. Accompany US there
fore. 10 Opar. and fight with US to
replace Ia upon her throne. AM
then. when the fighting Is over. re-
main there as Las bodyguard TO
protect her. no, only from enemies
without, but nom enemies within,
The Bolgani discussed the mat.
ter for several minutes, and then
ono q them came TO TarZan. we
win do as you suggest" he said.
"And you win be loyal 10 La
asked the apcman.
- BOlEaui Is never a traitor"
replied the sorila-man.
Good exclaimed Turzan. land
you. Ia. are you satisfied with this
arrangement
Il aeocps them In my service"
replied she.
Early the next morning Tarzan
and Ia set out with 5000 Conan.
gani and hundred BolEanl 20 pun
ish the traitorous Cadl There WIS
little or no attempt at strategy or
deception. They simply marched
down thru the Valley OF the Palace
Of Diamonds. descended the rocky
uvine into the valley Of opar. and
made straight for the rear OF the
palace OF La
A little gray monkey. sitting
among the vines and crcepcrs upon
the top OF the temple walls. saw
them coming. He cooked his head.
first upon one side and then upon
the other. and became 50 interested
and excited that for n moment he
forgot TO scratch his belgian occu.
patton he had been assiduously pur.
suing for some time. The closer
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and Tuesday and Thuradsy.
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Seventh uyo.
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TOMORROW-This letter con
linned.
The Washington times., 1925-03-21
ANNUAL. FARLEY
OF NJ. {. CHURCH
NEXT WEEK
Clergy of District and Two
States to Open Confer
ence Tuesday.

The last services preparatory to
the meeting OF the Baltimore an
nual conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, which will
be held at the Mount Vernon Place
Church Of this city, commencing
Tuesday, will be conducted tomor-
row by the pastor, the Reverend
w. A. Lambeth.
This conference includes all the
Southern Methodist churches of the
District, Maryland and Virginia, and
is meeting a week prior to the close
OF the conference year. An effort
is being made to have all pledges
to the Mount Vernon Place church
paid in full in order that the pastor
may present a perfect record to the
conference.
Tomorrow morning Doctor Lam
beth will preach on God and
Enoch" and at o'clock in the eve-
ming his topic will DO Christianity
and Cash.
The junior church will meet at II
o'clock in the morning in the Sun.
day school auditorium and the
senior league will meet in the same
room at 6:45 p. m.
Sessions Of the conference will be
held mornings, afternoons and eve.
nings throughout the week. :.
The Washington times., 1925-03-21
DIR. HRDL|CKATO
STUDY ARYAN
MAN
Smithsonian Curator to Visit
India, Africa, Java and
Australia for 8 Months

Doctor Ales Hrdlicka, curator of
anthropology Of the National MI
scum. will leave Washington Tues
day for a six-month trip through
Southern Asia, Java. Australia and
Africa. to examine personally all
traces Of early man and his prede-
cessors in those regions.
The trip is being made under the
auspices Of the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition, in cooperation with the
Buffalo Society of Natural History.
On Wednesday next, Doctor Hrd-
licka will sail from New York for
Cherbourg, and on April 8 from
Marseilles for Colombo and India.
1t is his intention to visit the
Siwalik hills and other centers Of
non-Aryan life in India, and to
examine in that country all collec-
lions OF paleolithic implements. as
well as all other specimens relating
to ancient man and extinct SUBJ
human forms of animal life.
Caves and local collections will
occupy his time in the Straits Set.
Elements. He expects to visit the
localities of the recent anthropologi-
cal discoveries in Java, and other
regions of Importance
The Washington times., 1925-03-21
800 CHILDREN
To HOLD
RALLY
Episcopal Sunday Schools
Plan Mission Day to Keep
Them in Spirit of Work

Six hundred children represent
ing the Sunday schools of the
Episcopal churches in Washing
ton will assemble in the Church
of the Epiphany, No. 1917 G
street northwest, at Z o'clock
tomorrow afternoon, and after
a short service will hear the
Reverend Doctor ARSON Phelps
Stokes, canon of Washington, tell
of the work of missionaries.
This Is the annual rally Of the
Sunday schools in the interest Of
missions and will be conducted by
a committee OF the diocesan board
Of religious education. OF which the
Reverend Enoch Magruder Thomp.
son. vicar Of the Chapel of the
Nativity. is chairman.
During Lent, the children Of
Washington are putting their small
change In mite boxes" which VIII
be opened Easter sunday and pre-
scented during the Easter season.
A year ago children contributed
$449, 666, Washington contribution
being 1896. Each year there has
been an increase In the total, and
this year 1t is hoped to reach the
sum OF 100000. Money collected
by the mite boxes comes from the
earnings Of the children, or at least
from their allowances.
IT.. vrafoofnvao lINy AZ Enirfas4xP
Church tomorrow will be to inspire
greater sacrifice on the part Of the
children.
The Reverend A. b. Parson, az
sfstAnt secretary for foreign work
of the department Of missions OF
the National Council OF the Episco-
pal Church, with offices in the
Church Missions House. New York;
will speak at the special service at
8 o'clock tomorrow evening at 81.
Johns Church, Potomac and o
streets. At this service the united
thank offering Of the women win
be presented. Mr.. Parsons subject
viii be, "The Place Women Are
Taking in the World Christian En-
terprise."
The united thank offering 10 col
lected by the Women's Auxiliary.
Inc women Oh the EptcSOkS"s
churches all over the world out
aside from time to time sums Of
money which represent their thank
fulness Tor the favors Of Providence.
Twice q year at special service
the contents Of the boxes are pre-
scented at the altar Of one OF the
churches. From this fund are sup
ported nearly 200 women employed
in social. educational and evangel-
istic work. The total for the three
years ended in October, 1922, was
1851 1860.
The Washington times., 1925-03-21
B.Y.P.U. Race
Is Nearly Tied

The Columbia Federation Of B. Y.
p. U. met Tuesday night at Claren.
don Baptist Church. The reading
OF the results of the Sixtmonth
contest, which ends next month,
disclosed that the First Baptist
b. Y. p. u. was in the lead, fol.
lowed closely by Grace and Claren-
don. The main attraction OF the
evening was a demonstration OF
how to dramatic program. The
title was, standing By" arranged
by Thomas R. Wilson, and present
ed by Ruth Smith, Elizabeth Nc
DowelI, Lena Parks, Estelle Moore,
Olive Garrett, Florence Mulroy, Viz
ginia Moore, Robert Ruckman, VII
bur Bouic, Edward Painter. Dallas
Seigrist, and Thomas r. Wilson.
Piano solo by Robert Ruckman.
A program consisting of a play
let in song was presented in
Falls Church Sunday evening.
Group "A" under Miss Myrteen
Sisson, captain. will conduct the
meeting Of the Bethany B. Y. p. q.
tomorrow evening. The subject
will be 1.-THE Spirit OF Missions"
A social is to be given March 70,
and an entertainment April /. one
of the features being playlet en-
titled Aunt Jerusha's Album.
A meeting was held at the Fifth
Baptist Church Sunday night. After
a program under Mrs. Nellie Money.
and. a short sermon by the pastor.
Doctor John E. Briggs, a social
haff-hour was held in the primary
Special mnsic was
rendered by Mr.. Dennis and the
male quartet from N Street chris
tan Church.
The Washington times., 1925-03-21
LAWYER HAS 5
POLICIES IN
FAMILY
G. o. Van Meter Is Quick to
See Advantage of Liberal
Times insurance

Here's a man who never over
looks "sure thing"
Most lawyers are keen to take
advantage of an opportunity and
G. o. Van Meter, attorney, living
at. POI Ascot place northeast, is
nd exception.
No sooner had the announcement
of The Washington Times remark
able accident insurance policy plan
appeared in this newspaper than
Mr.. Van Meter called family con-
ference.
Here is an opportunity" said
Van Meter, peer. Mrs. Van Meter
and their children, Lucille, Charles
L., and G. E. Van Meter, jr., quite
agreed with him, after the details
Of the insurance plan had been
carefully digested.
What to do. What to dor' was
the question.
Lets insure each member OF the
family was suggested.
Accordingly, the Van Meter
family now receives The Washing
ton Times each day, and in addition
each member is participant in the
$500 accident insurance policy Of
fered by this newspaper.
How did the Van Meters do it.?
Simply by subscribing to The Wash
ington Times for one year, and in
addition each member paid So
cents to cover cost Of policies.
If you want to learn further de-
tails OF this insurance offer, write,
call, or phone to T. J. Wagner,
circulation manager of The Wash.
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explain any part of the plan with
which you may be unfamiliar
The Washington times., 1925-03-21
REV. STAUFFER TO TALK
OF OFFICERS CONVERSION

The Reverend c. r. Stauffer will
preach both morning and evening
tomorrow at the Ninth Street
Christian Church. Ninth and d
streets northeast, having as his
morning subject, Jesus, the Bread
OF Life" and in the evening
THE Conversion of an Army
Officer" Major w. w. Kirby.
superintendent Of the Sunday school
will make an announcement in the
morning concerning a future cam
pafgn in the school. The Timothy
class Of the Bible school of which
r. A. Carpenter is teacher. will
present q minstrel show Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings. The meet.
ing for new converts will be con.
ductad by the pastor Monday
evening at 7.3n