Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1931, Page 101

e SUNDAY, JUNE 7, 1931 by EpcGar RiceE BURROUGHS © 1831, by Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc. All rights reserved. LAST BOB AND MARY HAD SEEN OF THEIR FATHER THE NEXT MORNING, THE CHILDREN £ WHEN THEY KISSED HIM GOOD-NIGHT BEFORE HE LEFT VENTURED TOGETHER INTO THE JUNGLE AFRICAN RANCH TO ATTEND A DANCE AT A DISTANT ARMY 7O "SHOOT® BIRDS AND ANIMALS. POST. WITH A CAMERA. ON THE HUNT * FOR HUMAN CAP- TWVES MARCHED THE CANNIBAL. PYGMIES, g , THUS IT WAS WITH A SINGLE BLOW. = i THAT ARADNOR HE DISPOSED OF THE $ ; SAVED THE CHILD- GUARD OUTSIDE OF N REN FROM THE THE PRISON A . ; bt ‘ CANNIBAL. PYGMIES. TREVOR, AT THE HEAD OF A SAFARY SEEKS HIS CHILDREN CEASELESSLY THROUGH § i THE WILDS. ZAN KILLED HAVE BECOME REAL = Y /8 OF THE WILDS. BUT TAR- ¥ et T " NEXT WEEK GOODBYE TO THEIR HOUSE IN THE 5 4 | TREES.THE THREE ARE OFF TOTRY