Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1936, Page 111

Twelve %,. fl %t f Twelve P in Pages in ae| Che Sundwy S WASHINGTON, D. C.. SEPTEMBER 20, 1936 AS TARZAN WATCHED HELPLESSL . HIS THREE CAPTIVE FOLLOWERS WERE MARCHED TQ THE CITY TO BE EXECUTED. ‘THOSE WHO ARE FAINT- HEARTED MAY GO THEIR WAY,” HE SAID CALMLY. “|F NEED BE, I.L FIGHT ALONE--AND CONQUER ALONE!” "WE ARE FOOLS TO FOLLOW TARZAN,” % ONE SAID; “OUR CAUSE IS LOST, FLINT’S TERROR WILL CRUSH US!" HIS LISTENERS WERE SHAMED BUT THEY SHOQK THEIR HEADS DOUBTFULLY WHEN BY THEIR CHIEFTAIN'S GAL- HE ANNOUNCED HIS DANGEROUS PLAN FOR SAVING LANTRY,AND RENEWED THEIR ‘ L THEIR THREE CAPTIVE COMRADES. VOWS OF LOYALTY. ‘ B © . MEN WHISPERED TO EACH OTHER/, “HA! WHAT CAN TARZAN DO NOW? “IT IS SAFER TO HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH HIM.” #~DEATH TO TARZAN'S REBELS!” CRIED FLINT, WHO TURNED TO THE BOW- MEN-- “READY! AIM!/