Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1924, Page 51

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., OCTOBER 5. 1924—PART 2. fnd. jackal—at this gay trade? he | sneored. Swept his torch around the roum—and prickled. | In the shadow between the bed end had scen something. THE OWL’S HOUSE A Thrilling Adventure Story By Crosbie Garstin Ooprright, 1924 by Frederick A, Stokes Co. | and the wall h, somebody, mov He steppod cautlously towards the vord point forwards, on IMMIGRANTS FLOCK 1 fuathed in & st hulk; nothink but | Serious. Crisis .Foreseen in| Another horse faced mountain drudge, 3 work-scarred, weather-coarsened! Natlons unprepared tO Handle Problem. , | tand up!” he ordered. She did | . , i | where in that village. ured @ few of the ke them disclose the treasure, but though they screamed and moaned, nothink to be got out of withered hag did indeed w them where her na- led them into suddenly jerked a ds of her haik ng at the hidden some- His men tor- elder women to (Continued from Yesterday's star.) His companions diately tho body—war is w AL nat move. “Do you h 3t ped and made @ prick his sword sprang up and at the same mo- fiung her hail Ortho The girl before him 18, dark-ckinned, 4. Her 7" he snap- at her with Ritlayor ment started, amazed. exquisitely thick raven hair bound with an | | orange scarf; aer her forehead |~ P w @ band of sld coins and from | { her ears hung wral ecarrings She we two neckl one of fretted | ping lines which formerly enjoyed a zold with fish-shaped pleces .ml.;.—ln.m itable busi carrying and amber. Her wrists ankle bl Souihl were loaded with heavy s T ban shinsiion Sauth e Intricate henna designs were traced halfway up her slim hands and | fevi, and from wrigt to shoulder pat terns had becn scored with o razor fuce was finely | row and curved, ArroK. , the brows stralght ny, and under them he I eyes smoldered with dan BY CLAUDE 0. PIKE. Special Correspondence of The Star and Chicago Daily N RO, Brasll, September 15, | increasing hordes of | being dumped into rica by the Atlantic ship tored starve lay tense, the | wiLs L the men : the old d and chop demented are place the no doubt thousahds of ns will be countries below th e e xufferinges a { the moutn e nd glit- | nts of Buropean shipping | | heen very acute | Buenos Aires sheep. racket at wn, the sol tovery po and American consulates | v by immigrants de e This | Montevid anding ed in his breath 3 besic daughter of whirlwind wling of desert £ the Tamgrout cara- = . somi © door ou gua o th I | They were told by shipping o watch. | their Burape United States e was his spoil pow. The || Mited Stat < would pay after all. Al there was at a hun (s of jewelry o r. He would strip it o the others and de r “Come here,” yuld Ame to United States ports Are Stranded. Thousands of such immigrants are | stranded in South American countries where they have to compete with the cheap native labor. Their condition was far better in their native londs behind her, insolently obedient There is not the reasc or emigra topped within two fect of him and | tion to South American countries that bed for his heart with all her|there was once for emigration to the in United States. South America offers e she struck less quickly and neither the industrial ne | tural opportunities. Outside nd territory them, Argentina, for in t vast expanse of un reshipping R Many Ortho, w his torch i menaces of his fand Ortho ex the fall had burst open. It conta some odds and ends of , a bride’s belt and 1L Value a few dropping his girl sloughed him. pouting, chin tilt slowly toward hands clasy incd S cd | charzed for village the as dumb men back, blanquils—f; He left stuff where it lay the filth of the kel rolled lessly up the stroct, came ¢ splintered door and looked § Ti house was more tHosé 'he! ha with a bubbling i Ajor asset wits ght and action | an instantaneous instantancously s pierced the n below the left abbed the wirl by and wrenched it back until droped the knife, and as he did | With her free hand she very had his own knife out of his ish and into him—very nearly. Rut 4t the handle caught in a fold he He secured ts and held her at g round her li iim, quivered wi r With her cyes said Ortho to the dead | fd him, “now 1 know why . < axtonished ither you nor| cursed her savag 24 to meet death In so pretty | BdeTable saw ta, | bad conditions of climate i rtation Immigrants with the cheap na and find gKovernment officials me indifferent to them. In laws exist on r oo an laying imper- with tairway led a ft. i dong tied her feet | leaned | ind overturned walls, proddiz aspicion - hope of 1 Ties he had well-nigh fur ¢ reom the nd of the gallery another was poke to the girl auiet, 1 with be | toreh had | tight pours ; sluttered out sl through th must 1 seal- Mequ starved —these people me grain stored, a ou beating his tas word-flat. 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