The evening world. Newspaper, September 30, 1911, Page 6

AME LE ENC TAIN eet ewe 6 THE EVENING WORLD SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1911. —_ ORIGINAL FASHIONS FOR HOME \BIUILDERSSTOP “HRSA. | ype 4. DRESSMAKERS; PATTERN MODEL] yon queurip gerne 7 YEARS | NACATTANHOMES 268) SUFFERING 1 Was Cured by Lydia E. Pinks ham's Vegetable Compound ! Waurika, Okla.—‘T had fomale traw bles for séven years, was all run doy “Jani so nervous ‘could not do any- thing. ‘The doctors treated me for : Bhai RE A sie ata NEWINDIGTMENTS IMMIGRANTS FIND FOR BANK LOOT. SHREWD FOR THEM o- a or | Union Bank Probe Brings to) 400 from Naples Held Up for | {Statistics for Three-Quarters of | Year Show Steady Drift | to the Suburbs | Tight Forgery and Lar- Cholera Though They — | ceny Charges Sailed from Havre. | ie Davit A. Sullivan, former pre the Mechanics and Traders’ I ¢ Sam's busy medical men held Fiat builders are Increasing the volume of their operations in Brooklyn and tne] of the French tine, down the predecessor of Fdward M. Grout’s de-| hay all day witle a clever scheme | [ferent things bu ; funet Union Bank, visited the office of} defeay the immigration officials w teint é did mo no } | District-Attorney Clarke In Brooklyn to-| nipped in the bur. Hor some time chole Building statistics for the comple ed got 80 ‘that three-quarters of the year show that | Manhattan 1s tearing down more homes |than st Is putting up. It is building neelf on three ad ' day ditional in vyditions in Tuniy have compelled could not aber or night. While which were found ‘ee thiscondition I Uy DESCRIPTION. dume developed in Saxe bine broadcloth with braid and | against him wit 1 minigrar fs awagger Iittle I of Lydia E. fem to one Ne ne Cahant ithe -rataned This swagger litt! practically no five-story fiathouses and f ea | ead Vogetal is charged Jol I Naples at all and some 4 Italian imml+| gaeh trimming of black makes a mont very few six-story structures of the -—— —_ ip EV ATES | \ t x 0 gan its u former manne © Atla nking to attractive atreet dre for early fall Ltt Paewt walk-up type, Its new houses are of th of the Meehan Trade Ban vf tie officials, Wear, ‘The three-quarter length sleeves) Seren Fenton costly Kind, with elevators, In which | BT IE in A pean Rika ia 1 tome the } witch are Snished with deep COG, | rentale are too high for average wage: Pre I wee Sa ee rica and wale braided on che edge, eut tn rners. | — | =—Mrs. SALLIE STEVENS, ‘. O cree. aii cit: the. Health i i rs with striped black and white buttons. bis EATON Ss \ . " Grand tarcer the charge against) Call aan ie oe aa MeeSG Scat eae cs eS anrrow white wrcagctots Gauwt As a result of decided tendencies re- oh 3, Box 81, Waurika, Okla. Bullivan in the other t tments, | 1 vil itt on aich paeses juss under (6 coer from under which in the front vealed by tie year's Manhattan con-| As Superintendent, of Buildings on Another Grateful Woman, County Co! Quarantine they caretully untoaded |arma and i bratded tn bMck In the] gan a ntendent, a | Wunth ‘Mass.--" Lwas in a ner We was arraigned 7 4 : Hort fall deep ri struction, dullders and realty operators! Staten Island, he is getting more plans igton, Mass. hefore Judge Mor and pleaded not| the 100 Italians went them to Hoff- design as (he sleeves, closes at| trimmed a ‘vous, run down condition and for three believe that the time Js near when Man-/ for new structures {n localities to be hatta new residential construction| opened by the proposed subway exten- | 7 will be conflied to elevator houses of| sion, the largest type and that its main butld- left sic to within two Inches. peplum portion on the skirt clo nd discharged |at the left side within the same dis. |tWo large ones to match. A large black t lt and i« also braided on the bot-| Velvet hat, trimmea with white, while the gap formed by the /@M@retto, would a4 attractiveness: Max D. Stouer.| man's Isand for the usual ten-day pe v nd was od of servation The ner came to! Joon PL Woods, pa A| Trim guilty throug) ¢° Rall was fixed « furnixned by R 3 could find no help. Lyd om my present Rood Lng Lydia’ ’.. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com. ound and Blood Puritier which I Be. dock this aftern avengers and fre wr of the C “athusl 1 Father Wood's three On hoard were three little Chicago! tom ing activity will be in business struct-| leasing their old homes and seeking | Tieve -.ved my life. Minato i and lt Mite a Ghia Men weve: BAA” een. Tania Ward a OE | CIOUIKIE eals a band of satin which}, MRS. L. ‘.—¥ou could combine ures, hotels, theatres and institutional) new ones further away from crowded “ay doctor knows what helped me i est x riatbueh. valued | the oni Carpenter, a cordage manu-{starte one inch from the top Une of | B@OYY cream allover lace with your projects, Sites available for even the| centres : : ‘and does not say one word against it.'* | at | facture is their fathe | the bodice and passes under the belt, using it as the upper part of the | costliest apartments are becoming] continues to get the Ia —Mrs. Mant JANETTE BATES, Bow the peplum in a skirt above the knees, where a three- (ate Hu ike inch fold of black satin joins it to the . nh fringe ue and charmeuse lower part of the skirt, enamel buttons, three in| which ie slightly train & group, trim the closing of the bodice, | over lace form the mi ™ [and peplum and braiding finishes the | walst and sleeves with a bib-shaped ‘Tbottom of the skirt. A att | belt | piece of the charmeuse laid upon it in of the broadcloth is completed at the | the front back. Let a band of biack | went di n under | four ehitare heen ae Jtinent. On the train from Parte th «ny Water and thelr Ite son vens ed from th A battle yon the falling fr sash wolg = black stripe s total ball $210 . tinente wa care o c f land ; Volume of such newcomers Queens 134, Huntington, Mass. ohn eli aclaccdeti ee building outlay« for the year to date “Because your case is a diMenlt one, valu Builders are forced to buy old} pW0 3 ; to) MVE Passed $15,000,000, in comparison @oetors having done you no ‘do flats or privete dwellings in order tol win § ordinn | Sot ooh el tae b> Tone lt hoHe BF ‘got proper plots. ‘Petr operations are) peri which broke former! Jydia E, Pinkhamn's Vegetable ving ‘ore diMcult with the pasaing of each! high records, Nearly all of the Qt Pound a trial. it surely has ci week and !t is expected that they will| prcjects have been of the private dwell- | many, cases of female ills, such a8 iD. lcease, excep: in rare instances, with the| !"x class, A 000,00) for tmonts charging lon a trans ly before the fail ! 7 Ht a | flammation, ulceration, displacementa, wal an Leten. over. Wits ve right side wita an enamel buckie, ‘Tho | ®t® pase under the :rms and under-/ tet ai Wetter to nearer subs| Queens buliders have begun work on sion « van] dyen over with thetr | bohet i : Hid Hi I , N° | neath the bib pieces, Aleo let a touch | jopening nt better transit to nearer clone to GRO Aeparate eleuctures: ete | Herota Gino re IS TORULAT Cee 0,00 hy} behind to bring the bo | k ruff, made of plaited net, | urban sections ins, backache, that ny $10,000 1 by | [with a hand of black velvet at the | fs Show at the back of the sleeves, | an | braced in 4,400 operations, during the ling, and nervous prostration hich Was part} " " ai set ie de are be 14 i at the) which are finished with @ deep cuff MANHATTAN MASSES MOVE TO first nine mths of the year, The Vin of tat ct] ult Anspecker, Cie eturer who neck, ‘Ix a charming addition to thin] gq of the sbarmcuyer A sesh Of 1 | SOO haAN HOMee: [Bushee for ter auae, tareectitarn oe Mra, Maske, It is] mnttied Kathe RARE On k tal ed aco combined ‘vith black satin could Old Manhattan operators extended |'##t sear was 3,150 projects and 2,850 2 with his wi 200i , | te worn, | a 3 t tg Separate buildin: The percentage of of turn-| tour, When his wife. w ee t ole uubury tons this | Aon . f tarn=| tour, | When his 9 MRS. J. R. R.-Ef your goods is made | j thelr projects in suburban sections til" | population increase in Queens |x larger | LODGES, SOCIETIES, MEETINGS. as col} intended goin AU questions (0% | ay ine stylieh det wih bork | week. Many bought houses of bo than that. in Brookiya re both z # pu iva ¥ shail’ do energies en: | cerning designs | 1arge rovers of biack satin and orna- Heer a eee LECnidIKUBiT ef BIGHE CEU Tee kNe adaaee tere Te nat rae SOCIETY OF TAMMANY i (Gar tate hit to Lou! this season and materials of mental buttons, it will be very pretty. her continued the accumulation of plots bullt for the masses, bt i: te not qulte ther security. upo ich he aouain 2 i , | gee Arey available for ment with fla | 8 s that of the Bronx, where oR } loan of $25,000, Doubennet « wife, wit jom Fai he ble lority of ne 5 : be a er ‘ bo mpete for the James Gordon Be: e for remodelling my little daughter's Rental brokers ne cheaper Man: | M \ charges that about July 17, 1%, Sule! weet cup at Kansas City, Oct. 6. He ts Fashion Editorjdress, which she has outgrown from attan home districts say that there is|NEW TRANSIT STARTS BOOMS] oo yn ciccituity sequeted van apy ated to lie own Use $12,455, | on aviator of note, of The Evening | !4*t winter? Tt ts of an excellent qual- more congestion this fal! than at any | IN OUTLYING ZONE. tend the remular meeting of the. Soe a which was turned into the Mechanics | Kltzabeti, Princess Baratoas, a mexzo World, No. pat.|'¥ White serge, made with kimono time since 194, Figures from the Bulld- | An of the outer auburbe scoring GTS aC thall Ge hour alter the ee and Traders’ Bank by Gilbert “on tour, and , orld, No Pate! sieeves, and the round neck hand-e: ing and Tenement House Departments new high records in. home building | us enuises: 1o4ne Gilbert : Mr Rus) Qitpmeok, ferns for designs) sroidered in pate blue, skirt is RNG show that there are housing Hitles Nassau and Suffolk, on Long Island, Mier of the Grand tena au President of t isvex & Lee Realty ay came Per are fy de In double flounce effect. She wore + $30 h for nearly ) less are getting the benefit of the small- cae a indtetment found by t nd Jury, | Nar _— | pacogemmena ous. SUN) te Stiae ANXIOUS MOTHER. if it were not for increasing conges- | facilities of the Pennaylvania-Long | _gua‘oftasdtuen i200 4 oint me ainet Sullivan | ain me ‘ simple matter | ane bars :} ouweveraaee livcarcaaaiion : Island Railroad hi ced ° - a HSIs Ig babel wean the theras| 6,000. VOLTS BURNS TWO. livcnnn eine | tom conte sake the dress witer| ~ tion, the year's building operations to yagi ag neat. to Manvettan’ teainess | ae 5 and Smith age upon tho | ' | * |to work out patterns. |fromt and back by inserting panels from |°ed to carry out every detati of thelqate would indicate tuat more than centres as will be the far. parts of REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—= Pua ene At Men Spitctig Cables Get Shock wy) 4 Reto and distinctive feature Of | the meck to the hem of white corded "0krumme ax oricinalty planned. 90,00) persons had been forced to leave | Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx Rev ROOKLYN, Ucipating a visit to the Y r | this department is the itiustration| SK. If the sleeves are too tight, rae W. Loft, chairman of the EX+| Manhattan. Crowding in the older tene- eral years hence, whence projected #ub- aoa} iidha Bao be ot @ bank examine, t MistnkesOne mtind: | make .e gore under the arms a little ecutive Committes, sald to-say ment districts, however, has made room Ways shall have been completed. $3,300.——Neatest Little Gem in Flathesk tx and madd b. the | i 4 | Of the different pieces of the patterm)wiaer and have corded silk onffe. A Kelmont and other members ofl ¢or w lange part of that number. There «Ig patting up more than a| One family semi-detached oo of conveying to the examiner a) Uelecink ® current of 6.60 volis M44 | necessary for the making of the gar | belt of it would also be pretty. (the committee have decided, despite the |haw been an outward flow greater than @0zen new houses from plans Med each | Bee, yarguct floors, ae cept Haereanice Mk een: eu. | ment. It shows how easily the at- a action of the Board of Kutinute, that |i normal Increase of population and {Week on its new promise of Immediate 1 The Indic nt against sin ng, Carl Gatti twent: ree years . | all the money necessary to defray the 4 bide ated chase ubWay construction under the Narrows saeerailecHaNiisate aoe old, No. 471 Prospect av Hrooklyn, | tractive design can be eecuted and) COLUMBUS DAY PROGRAMME e the celebration can bel (he net result, as figured by eel a @ an extenston of the Brooklyn Fourth ———— ongdanion to Metrict-Atta an Inspector for the New York Kdison | also my ein cutting one's ised, We will have a parade of one; dents, is a slight loss in Manhattan's !avenue system. Its outlays for the — © Hpen onNbe. Disiriat:Att PER ar ea eis EU a DOE a WILL NOT BE CHANGED. ivinirca ‘thestsund. men, ‘including. the {total population. Sear to date have crossed 81000 for} MEAL ROTATE FOR OAL! i ” tbe pla under arrest. years. old, No. BR Raat One Hunaten| oe pattern if such is needed. + militia and civic socteties, as well ax| piathouse districts of Brooklyn and. over () structures. pee % oly i sory # DeLee alin feta cache ah tyr | Committee Decides to Go Ahead many ttatlan organiza The coat | che Bronx show gulnx far above tie nor- | New Jersey has deen stimulated this WOE BAUS st Tear Dia atir as Byidhers oh eatin ieee ottipanyy tock Nala” OF At ANSWERS TO QUERIES With Celebration as Orig. (2ha‘arRitk git, ate muita band ne) mat tor the year todaie, ‘The Manbatian | week Ds the running Of frat traine to} wl bebo rice t.000, tae x oN saa bs - e xo seriously Injured that D fe : ' " gen? *lovertiow, so far as it has been traced, id Hor ne ethene vetlons, brought out last weel in the Was taken to Bellevue Hospi- Ue erm) inally erie sates en wo na: : BODE SAR! Os te my Loe tO ueve | oe "town. sminer Dodge, he se: the Gr en to the Ne 1 ¢ Ww ‘ou Kindly advi hat col Magi hn Fy 1 hae bo esent, pe Another d ’ road right of wa legular service Ae ; Pen Gatiy MunAal Fr eee on for he ntaien ing |corcay consulting with the Governor; “But ‘the part the children will play |than the normal population incr over the Pussafe {x completed the er= NEW JERSEY, were at work on th | making? Am twentysiwo youre ol over the arrangements for the Colum. | 1s more neeriant , few of their structures show vy . Vice will be extended to Saybrook Place, Sroom brick Rowse, AHEARN PICKS OUT y of the car be makings hem twentsrivo soars 014 Inue Day celebration, ‘Che Governor wi MP, aM educational treat, ani such it i] @MALL MOUSE BUILDERS PRESS Newark The running time between ee MAN WHO CLUBBED HIM \ebalh ili auburn hair, flr Josten, with a {review the monster parade planned for |" ” —— sea OUT ON ALL SIDES. mgare ce Ce a 5 nt, They were preparing to splice | * he by ee Blithe day, and will also attend the bane 1 v , she t . inte toed cables. TRE little color, and gray-blue eyes. s a nee Up in Queen Records are being broken every week Jeraey bullders have run 10 per cent F uke feed cables, The tnatant iSrns yr, [aust at night, ‘The plane tor turning | Aw long as anybody can remember, |yr ene ere ene proken every week | ead of the 1910 niga record. In the| FLATS & APARTMENTS TO LRT, Kentities Policeman From West xlosion occurred and the two | | & aust graz broadcloth oF © vviees | Sul Ula None! Guar are. tote ne rae erete werkt at tor eet, Of Queens | tar suburbs. ‘thelr inflow of new reai- Northern so ftir Unfurnished. Pasaitilatt 1 * hurled across the floor, Gat-!sutt would b> pretty made cutaway | "ange Albany, — Yesterday — the | a ork a n Bt AeK AMSEC nt onie. wes Fiueh a Zone ‘ - pitela wentieth Street Station as | e bs eect aa terncons’ Acting Frenidé | : hn from {ie ‘ } PARIMENTS TO RENT, Twentieth Street Station a |riker'a face, arms and lett skle were | from the front to the back, where tt fe | Finance Committee of the Celebration | Sunn isauadl orders vemtecday ieee Ti {Manhattan flat dwellers as from former |{ures, during the frat three quarte ret sf im an His Assailant | faired. Davie wae burned an the hands | SteRtNR) aereee Wee. panel, wit mmnmittee held a meeting at watch lemployees must work from 9 to 5, and | owners of private houses tn all of the | part of ft hax gone into dwellings REE | ten as ; f ° Bape iehaped pieces turning back, Aygust Belmont presided. It was de-Ithe shock was cruel. ‘beroughs. Such owners are selling or Westchester’s boom Is growing every ; whet a1 — cpymn ~~ — * in tienes - aati eka, hie — ae —— = week, too. Tt based on the new aus} DUP & BROWN Oo Amsterdam ndiar han Ret : ‘ ' burban system of the New Haven Rall- i syelanbt f ry d Ye [tnainn, tenes pra one ave been proud | norther aide of a forest tree that the| plodded along !n single file. Before road and the continually expanding elec- XCURSIONS, t ontified to-r : fling A T f suen grows chickest. And) long the reddish gleam of a half banked | tric servic the New York Central | —~——~-~—~~ sees ¢ ; ‘ T in'é he bridge was reached, and then in the tive! ° ahte ten ae a ‘auilarn ok s and fn , ain the pitch dark, senaitive/fire shone through the leaves. Again lines. Futlding of private dwellings of { station as the man whe attacke MAX, HE BO SCcoU he border of the forest where he had [fingers may fool out the points of the|Max halted and sniffed the air, ‘Then! the more costiy type 1s lively all Fone | Oh ht Seein Yachts vt 4 bi: nh “held ‘4 earler ate oor by | Compass, he moved on more confidently. the lines of the new vait & Obvervati: ob Header : im, | on Ithe tw herners, Still continuing} Ray stepped from the blackness of! “It's all right" sald he. ‘They're our ————_ — | Daily trom Battery Wier, Sous & ; jn by ie st) tn ta A Great Civil War Adventure tor Young People jis nolweless march Tay hurried norths the woods tito tiny glade. where the |own, men” FIND HER BRACELET. | BEM THth OCEAN, Sandy Moat ‘Li haroits y ditleu i 4 xt toward the Union @ NApment opening of A Init Ae TASHIB erin Gn vou, \anneeiccenencitay BOYS + | sed Porte ete daily, 118 1. Mt > Hearatan “ p ‘ foods pre death! i, save Nght from the sky. After the dense) wpheeine amok! = - — , Lok oll . By Capt. Gordon Parker Li {or,the, cry of an occasional night Mint. jatonm of the p wince speed caste RMORIRE, SIAVAnS. clears. ‘ Sight-Seeing Yacht Clifton, where the waa com a d sek Mummed about the lad’s|doubly tight ¢ ia te eee i 100, far ” F i ' metiae ay : %. Once he halted breathless ax al fifty feet across. In its centre stood a (Judge. ‘They smell ik nters ie. Tecturer aboatd, Tel. 64d ‘ oper a | -——--_ ae moa tp, Warning hiss sounded in the|ta!i lean figure. my father got in New York when he Gigos ap Upham, who lives at] GTEAMBOATE AvHeS agalust the office ‘ jundergrowth at his very feet, Wght sight of the figure anda! line ci aga enty oet = 5 > fear shrill “purring” of @ r J. It could not possibly be a Union| vou tall? 1 dien't iknow the Caeteworth, Reventy-seccad 1900) | cscs ise kar GIRL KILLED By Host, \|Prizes for Boy Scout Essays |isa.".te nis far ltt a oy eye ud APS Ya Ac a atten Li . : ui ‘ . The voy ald not move hand or foot. ein seve me nee AR never hay rted Max,‘ 1d bracelet 1 sapphires, last wie THE EVENING WORLD will award weekly a series of Val | iiie had unidenty nwadered sno af : pre8 Bal ae ns Peony | Dy diiieva THllGWae eahe, oh ariel (ee while returning from calling a en ne: re tn Makes a Vutile *. 5 ve ( : #] " r e , jena neers ‘ound at decided the, * r { 4 e fT rf Ke Se i uable prizes for the bes: essays (not over 250 words long) writ- leeping rattler, and Gutpoate chine Mokena wemisn’ we Us bad for the wind and the) ‘The bracelet was recovered throug! For Highlands, Seabrigh:, Long srauch, Asousp ‘| . ees hae an Wises ; m a hoxttte Al navuge, i * Ae a acolit | the Lost and. Found | Pate aid all Jersey ncaside revorta, Race With Death, ten by any school pupit on the subject of the six preceding ine | )\ Ui) Up Meni had sounded Mot the place where Hay hail expected Heh ona 18 se ee aaah ee ternal | at gundaya, Worlds "| ta, w. a6im pe BAS A M, Batters QPiveevenroid Honietta a stalments of this story. Read each week's instalments; then | coiled, with upreared a eaten ee ee Se And that's the sort 1 smell| Mrs. Upham told a World reporter | 9.20 X par Me 2. 48 Wert Pittier str write the impressions you have gathered from them, The }/0!8 fire: move setore launching t:ael€| “te thongnt tt might pechaps be one! Not rang pipe tobacco or the yesterday about the loss and recovery | ue, W. Ahth St. 8at VOM Rattere 9.204 a, War reien teacher or parent of cach competitor is asked to write, at the Ji" rxsent that the snake was close to} Mom ne had recaped eatiion in ine; t? smuggle to his room, It's well to." t valued the bracelet most highly, FOUND AND t » evolving d bottom of the essay, a line to the effect that it is original and }j}im, Ray had no idea of Its exact|qay and who might Nave jmake @ study of smells. They help a she sald, “and offered a reward far be- ~~ ~ * othes were stripped: from. he was written without assistance. (oes fom rah {ne Hint wap black ‘andl way of inte him IAGUEt otsektea ag Vaean it theta Lenco Mea penis ar eilaaitaied $25 REWARD i was hurle wD he ple ‘i i i iti i by baige ag vad a; plotted si t the ry edge of tl glade, Ri 4 o® ‘ us 3 SO: 7 ae waitively ns 4 meaieled roi : Penmanship, punctuation, spelling and comrosition will be Jout nearly * vestige of light Tone te kdvance and began stealth, )fellows around the campfire do happen| ‘Che bracelet was found by some| positively no questions aoked, rata f jahalieman Knight ha considered in making awards. Essays based on each week's The boy kaew that at his slightest to shrink back Into the deeper|to be smoking S-cent Havana cigars, | small boys where I had dropped it ellow 9) taken from 3 » the when he saw the automobile ‘ 1 . ‘i ‘ r {movement the rattler would strike. And | sad ee he had noth an, | how does it prove they're Unton sol-| stepping from my automobile, e boys | thursday ‘Answer telephone Y: of Fite Chief Kenion. He calted to eae} | wstalment should reach this office during the following week. }Iiie srood like «statue, scarce breathe | adoNt {oping He had not heen sean, | Hi 10m, Ot onreda smoke, too, dont |eawethe advertisement. in ‘The Sunday | iver : SBCA ib EWak ne Address ‘BOY SCOUT EDITOR, EVENING WORLD,” | ing. For iin ‘eternite, i aeemeds he! Pane bs aerate old mand drawled | th Nee ee Une this Turasslel Hane ; Hospital att © Depa ‘Ten gold watches and ten silver watches will be awarded each week, | /y0v! 0. wail every acom of his tired | sy waw just waltinss ou.” | Ae good clgara as our men do," as-|around without any quaaton of reward HELP WANTED—MALE, era me be ah jbody wched with repression, ‘The Max!” 1 Gans, 'Max Clark!" | sented Max, “but a pleket or anything. Oikian, sor “Salk woe ee, i . Pe b - ————$—$—$§ ke might do one of two things, Tt! «wh queried Max In the same | eiling Ie! far to the north of thelr seer married" man betwee “sgn of cs skyll wa ishe : ¢ lent, 1001 The Press Publisbing Cy. But the part of the bough ht grow suspicious of tho stiliness!tow tone. "Y: jad gotten away, and} lines, wouldn't be Hkely to clutter up ‘ound Ht itaans of ie Vaited Blaia, uf god cant Y, | The New York Worl) wie, Tuskily, out aver (Oe qihe, Agwre tha: luomed up above it 1 hiked to headai with our re-| their luggage with a lot of cigar boxes, | Mis, Emma Weber, Jantiress of the | ivi’ ftiutge Piatt ‘ff | - ' ogee oye ri toh |): HE) rike wy develved by the port, Then I started back for you, on] Besides, just now, there aren't many nt house at No. 101 t One sruiting Officer, Bday, Tay | 3 on Mt And the figure on the tim jack of motion into believing th . ve ©: yi "1 ‘ rf fork City; N68 Bulton at, Broo) ‘N, Y 0 f | OP PRECEDING CHAPTE i" 1 i jeving the boy the chance they might have caught you/ expensive Havana elgars in th 4 Thiviyefitth street re Nhe bO YO LIKE — i Papen from the bank itwelf {was some stationary thing of the/agnin, You didn't. do. badly. ern army. They're an expensive lux. |! Bnd Phin venti sites onload | Peni tedsea same eur we a) j Do you like a story that is differ. } thick fo that hang {fen t, it might ereep away | cthanks,”" sald Ray. "But how did ury, and the blockade 1s drawn atey Mere ae Noun tarday and fauna — } . Wa f mi ony betwe | e suspense Was almost more than! you happen to be waiting for me just] tight.” jabsence of an and foun ent trom all the « you ey " é : * | * husband, Herman, dead on the fl FOR SALE | OU ever two men abandoned the | P ould bear. He had « wild desire ‘They had reached the outskirts of a | her husban erman, Gea he Hoar | . read? fan ty wo athe trorward [to spring backward or to one aide, But,| “heard you a quarter mile back. You| clearing and all at once found them-|with a pistol in his right hand and « uvenient aye That grips your ‘atte t Mae Fae t from the fact that auch a leap] were headed this way. knew your] selves almost in the contre of a group bullet wound In his head Web r was int, (alerhotes grips your ‘attention and 2 a Mt bring him directly upon the step.” of lounging men, who reclined around ala bricklayer, but had been unable to WE 1 keeps you breathlessly interested * , t a awalting Nis! snake, he knew human motion is| “It was fine of you to come back for) smouldering fire. |Wwork steadily of late because of til- ere SACK That say eis 0 B) Seat aston , {halt so swift as that of a striking rat-|me, When did you eave? As the two boys drew near some one | healt. He was fifty-two years old J ut makes you jump if some n| Ray won A become of tier, At his earliest move the serpent's| “When you scrambled up into the tree} qirew an armful of dry twigs on the { one sp ¢ you'ral eat e forest a) MAX Clark during the long hours since | fangs would reach him, So he stood and! out of the scow. I knew there wasn't) embers. Up flamed the blaze. While eaadine ble Ent Mata! | the young Westerners war had en- | waited |much fear of thelr emtching you then. | the boys were still dazed by the sudden reading i m with raw | abled him to shake of his bonds, Since | After an eternity there was a stealthy /{f only you kept your head. And T had| change from darkness to bright Ment, | In tt, do you like the very| ces | Mey sapes: | then. ¢ rustling in the grass—a pause-and ane|{to take chances on that. The report) they heard some one say ina lazy | best f it ‘ . 3 means of 8 ies ts Nig he penta other rustle, "The rattlesnake was gild-|had to go to headquarters, too, How! southern accent > ( SOFE WAL CAN Pose | tle tar 4 Sateraile, fee Nis eal a thea ling away 1s everything?” i “Yes, Cap'n, the boy give us the sip. i sibl written? * 2 Ree tot Aliens Gow mn |, ,feay waited a moment longer, unt the| "All right: 1 suppose,” replied (289%! Ant the d'acription tallies with one of | ares bodies Bra, ‘ y | . : oO the awh ellow wate Ath. \falnt sound ceased. Then, almost sick | “I leked and cha and shot |those lads talked to on the bridge. | { Because, if y you must CHAPTER VI, r Ung of the current awainat the }with the relief tension, he cons 4 hunt then seared Rut he won't get back to the Yank AC LIKE MAGIC read “The Strangler Nahe Pert is owned Che sight noise of his ine | tinued his Journey vd headquarters. nake. vise I'm all itnes with his report, I c'n tell you, | “The Stran “sy Albert B R y ' a late utter darkness almost baffled him, | right. it's been @ pretty waketull stopped at Hathaway's an’ borrowed It d @ Strangler” is Alber * OR hour vution: he struck out for the [But he re bered that the Union | day.” nse three bloodha of . ri om ga de Siranel act Bois ae ni" Swviinming underwater [were several mile. de: worth from ae | ewome back to camp, then, and get a |iReMRgttte pecst af Me SOUR I ry To way ‘ f ny ry ove tre two intervals when he foreek, And by ping In a northerly! good sleep. We're due to have hot work | dogs on the scent, I'm goin’ to turn nd of ‘ which Paris has been’so excited for ) the surface for air. He swam | direction he wa bound to come ont af in the next few days, and you'll need |'em loose after him just as soon as Lon Every ki oot } months, Move » town stream, 10 tako ady the forest somewhere witht view ofthe nlgnt’s rast A Lee get you to «ive me another of those| trouble is relieved by a } en iranslai | ear ne SUPE hy RINE IRAGRY ly a ithe camp lights He puuse nifing the alr, cigars you fellers found in the Yank | _ It has been iran | a ah need Me below the! apot wher hat Once and again he halted, passed his{ “What's up?" asked Ray officers’ captured baggage wagon. An’ | single application, This werle'ty, ¢ - lish for the first time, for e anita Shins cattle the wate fingers carefully along the trunk of the} "Camp fire. Not Lule a mile away.| pretio!” broke off the apeaker, spring: fs the time of year you Hrovklye Office. 20d Washi, 4 | nize World | ney dle hen, crawling | s creekside n+ |the mearest tree, then, perhaps altering |'o the east, Tis probably one of our ) Me fent, “there's the boy now, i at, Brooklya: | ne ee ; ‘ " marks dergvowci, he Worked his way slowly |his course slightly, continued his Jours| pleket parties, blvouacked for the night, other with him! Hands up, you!" need it for burning, Maveriicoment, Ons of 8 he Strangler” will begin serial or feet had wcratched the | Hortaward membering and utilizing | ney Let's Join them instead of going back Gans rushed back out of the ra-| i f bs lication in Monday's Ev. «© [ait he bad learned from Max Clark of) Ray Gans's action tn thus touching} to headquarters. We'll sleep as sound as lis enemy of earlier smarting et, corns, B00000000000904 1d. ° - ° of the men passed so close | {rest tactics, he i with practically |the trees when in doubt as to his direc-| by thelr fire as at cam, And it’s turn-|in the day reached for his pistol. But bunions or callouses. ' orld. * Py pe ety rion Ray. wae [wate Nota, wie shaped wn his |tion might have pussied an outsider, |g chilly.” Max darted forward, straight into the : » 0% i ol 2 ' Read it, « stretched that the #y could almost have !prushed it, Max or even the latter’ reudlly understood It. Fer 4 a en the tise banking thers trends pllontiy aa Cuey aren, sh “Ure Be Conti ued.) 4 Sehanens Feet Sean, 200 Fh Ans NY, i . R an fol aS y ss SS x = . acheenenares ~ * oe paae “ Hany yop Bs, Wie Latha rene or a > ag = a 2 a al