The evening world. Newspaper, June 29, 1922, Page 28

H | { THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1922,' - Be * BY HUGH KAHLER: stones at him, which they did, but he persisted and at last a few of them broke away from the circle to reconnoltre. There, sure enough, im the slanting rays of the sun was @_ motor car. : 1,93 . . 9 i . Normally, the story stops J. B. SMITH—shot in a bachelor apartment building, who makes | (4r't say thet you Pape where's The plan was to bring about the simultaneous assassination of the | nut m piucjacket who was one of a Statement to the police before he dies and requests a private talk} ‘Thorne studied him keenly, observ- z : ; leading men in the Entente countries. It was frustrated larycly by | party added a little postscript of with the Tracker. ing the uncanny shagginess of the s American police in Berkeley, Cal. own, Before they left the vill RAWLINGS, an alias of the Parrot, who wiped Smith out be-] rows, accentugted curiously by the 5 . , An autographed letter from the Kaiser, the size of a postage stamp, | there was a little account to ; 4 : 7 “4 © —a little matter of account wit! cause he read a note reading something like this—You can’t hide | (lose-cropped contour of the head, the t ; Was eupected to couse the wbasion’ of India by the _A/Enans. Holy Joe," who had wielded the sy FAILURE IN SCHOOL, WANTED AT HOME ft f Illustrated by Will B. Johnstone . i BY SIR BASIL THOMSON A GIRL ENTERS. * WHO'S WHO IN THE STORY. Lawtoa's eyse Gaahed Mowant below eas - 5 gr akon! AE 5. el i+ vee OCTOR CLARKE laughed. TIMOTHY PARROT, a crook who had committed many crimes|suaaen, shrewd lightening ‘in’ their ee eee | “ “My bp man, how often} without arrest and who has been taunting the police with anonymous forutiny, He straightened, got to his 6s : must I point out to you fel-| letters, eet, nodded. lows that I am not here to TOM THORNE, most successful detective in the Bureau—known ohianer 5 Led to at ian Counterfeite rs and twist State's avidence out of my|as “The Tracker.” RiKt of pentlonens, 1 , ‘ . ‘ s 99 friends for your benefit? They ta'k McNAMARA, also a star detective at Headquarters—somewhat | gotten that there was sch a thing as ee Oriental Intrigue to me because they know I don’t re- | jealous of Thorne. courtesy. It’s no intrusion, though I peat what I hear.” If Lawton bad honored _me with his confidence, I shouldn't tell you a word of it—not § to catch twenty such rascals as Pat- rot! As it happens, he's avoided the ; eyes below them narrowed t : 2 5 topic rahrint in spite, I confess, of | from me, Timothy Parrot, anywhere under the sun. . . One year|pointa of light, glinting Ike aise ’ To convince the forgers of his good faith, one of Thomson's oper® | whip over them all these months. more than one timid oa ance in that more, Parrot, before you pay for Dora Faulkner!” a of glass, the clean line of thé nose, the i. * tives had to pass the counterfeits. Finally hredhaea tne they were printed He Mebane and he nodded and he" direction on my part. I'm not in your DOCTOR CLARKE, prison chaplain, who interviews The Tracker | motionless, grim lips, which did not by “a printer in London named Williams.” ~ The counterfeiter was bist te ming oe Nah bib po branch of the business, Thorne, but following a clue on move even when they spoke, It was a found to ‘have improved on the Government method of printing money. ee thin WOH clin & chiie Gea se) Fy £8, ‘ ae face like a a face-that life- ‘ i Shona scene to have Some LAWTON, serving time for complicity in one of the Parrot’s jobs. | tess except for the eyes and the heavy : He had eluded the police three years. ios, aes bly Mana GK Aside tis ed > brows that shadowed them. There was CHAPTER 4h wren. [te ned a promise tiyt the Kaiser] qe pe blltat. ys? wa something deadly about these—som , THE PLOTS AND COU . 14 reseive Liat : IT ASUl him down our way, either,” raid . thing Wellberately crué! and sinister PLOTS OF WAR. wNo doubt. Pereibe had: aay. diene NOTES. { Thorne, grinning. “And that's tunny, ! ‘ { wait deat t eI dh iat be) 5 abl Mabe , LL this time we were living in] of himself mounted on a flery white} One of the great dangers at the too, because by all the signs he got a : ; j : SEGAL S SACGRE VaBLANE ‘ites to] LEONARD VIRRELLIA. A the atmosphere of a dime} Steed at the head of conquering} beginning of the war was the form of very raw deal from Parrot, and must i 7 Famer & ‘ te bands as the new liberator of India. | the first Treasury notes. It was recog Rady: thet Med. AN the ethers. , il aU ld tect ea eee who! Boy Feared Scolding When eine | abe Bilin - ees At Dethi he would receive the homage | nized that if these were forged in any . , 4 le Py ‘ ork in the morn one could never vi tith iblic squealed as loud as they could; they f ait “I'm sorry,” he said again, “r'*—— He Failed to Pass His ae of the native princes. He may have] quantities public confidence in the tell what the day was to bring forth,| imbued the Kaiser with some of these} currency would be shaken and people told us everything they knew about } ; “You'd better take the lower bunk,” Situs a fp 9 t AHL refine. tc Gnsenece Exam Ss. hat curious per-| ideas, though one cannot imagine cept our paper Parrot, but this lad, with the best ex- i interrupted Tawton. hard xaminations pits that the imperial mind had any day|money as legal tender. In 1915 the ; y a enough, the first night. I’m getting] The Evening World has been asked sonage would be cuse of the lot, hasn't made u i used to it, and I'll be able to breathe x you know the man,” sa’ ; \ i Thorne began to protest, politely, |® ona: rrelli of No. ast - ahd the little chaplain, smiling. ‘'Thore N Aya : 5 when, quite naturally, the suffocating | chester Avenue, the’ Bronx. Leonard, 7 eicibginrtyd py beoh Mabebd by Herne: Recent Labi Wie tele sonKea De By Ma way. Ha wll a3, oetiy : : ¢ iis COAT ALAR CRED BERT SE, ereee core, even bas Jounal edy would be un-| three German officers and several re-| The method was that a man would things man to man, if I'm any judge.| 9% t ¥) RY leeeechs) hd ioe: erie hee: hits to| the Tanks of the missing because he folded by some oc-] leased Indian prisoners of war to|mo down a street calling at small i E ata ipo Tagty, | feared to report’at home his failure cupant of the low [raise the Ameer égainst India. ‘They jsliops, bpying some inexpensl va: alam And I ought to be, by this time ; } 3 calculate his words more cunning!: Thorne's eyes brightened. — “’Thut at 7 He thtiat ct lot se eliphtentBAlp give| to Bfaduate front P. 8, No, 19 where armchair. passed through Constantinople during | and tendering a note, for which he dreams of Oriental conquests in which | expected forgeries began to appeat, Tt ushered into the} some other man was to prance on|was reported that a considerable room, what high}|@ white horse; but however this may|quantity of the “G" series of one id. . too. It struck me that the 7 All the exciting | the first week of September amd then] took the change in silver, j Goes or thers talked a lot because thoy OF ta .} f noting, Bre let alba er toe ys | ee eemiecmeeriben crane abi mnete events, from the|théy disappeared into space. After a week or two. information didn't have very much to tell, and edge of the lower bunk, leaning for-|“'“**: point of view of] ‘That was not the end of the German| reached us, no matter’ how, that an that this lad, who wouldn't say a] Jam ’ : “f do. not care about his failure,” police action,|/attempts upon India. Some few] ex-convict named Elliott was the dis- 4 if ward to avoid the upper, which 2 hi he I h rey tributer thotigh Kot the pri thing, could have told us a bit more. ; cruelty or carelessness had placed so| said his father. “I know he left home wee te ga Tn LHALa Abe UTS eEGGe LATCH E ad anna |(EOUGN) OP erhIGeL te GLIGe aE He had a daughter, didn’t he?” 4 } low that only a dwarf could have sat| because he feared this would anger been crowded in-}hands an autograph letter addrosred} notes, for which his price was half the He switched so abruptly that the i | é upright between the two. Silence fell * be to 1915 and the} by the Kaiser to the ruling Princes is . ue. me 8 price he was pre- Uttle clergyman blinked in surprise. Ris : ha he meditated tis best way of he.|™e I Want him homé with his broth- September was|in India, which had been photo-| pared to sell any number to pe fe Then he Inughed gently. “Oh, yes—a] a ( ginning. Lawton helped him unex.|®f and sisters, We all understand|a notable month because we had at| graphed down to a siz6 little exceed-| whom he could trust. Tt was his prac- fine girl—stood by him wonderfully pectedly. his feelings. the same time the great forgeries|ing that of 2 postage stamp and in-|tice to make the sales on Saturdays, all ‘through it. I've often talked to "tt makes it easier if yOu tell,” | Leonard attehded hig class on June} Of the “G" series of Treasury notes| closed in @ tiny tube to be eahoealed | for on Fridays he disappeared 00 alam . her, but she's like him in one thing, he said quietly. “Not ‘that I'm] 28, as usual, He left the school house| md the Indian murder conspiracy. about the body. mysterious rendezvous whence he ob- oy spa Slee Dlg etal ae Bahr curious"? at 280 that afternoon and eave. ae| It had been reported to the police]THE ACTIVITIES IN AMERICA. | tained the notes. ‘ ‘Her name isn't Dora, by any “That's—that's white of you.” intimation to his teachers or his|that the little active band of Indian The headquarters of the Indian} All our efforts, therefore,” were chance?’ ‘Thorne was honestly grateful for the} playmates that he planned to run|revolationaries who were working conspirators who were being manipu- sae toward the discovery of the No; it's Esther. A queen's nam itt. “Emippous ‘everyone faxys: the | away, with the Germans in Berlin were run-|!ated by the Germans in America| printer. Gnd she carries tt well, too. She same thing. It happens to be true, in| ‘The missing boy was five feet five|ning to and from Switzerland in con-| were at Berkeley, Cal. Tt was there) PAPER SUPPLY LOCATED. another bit of circumstantial evidence ase, I-vI'm here in Bomebody| inches in height, weighed about 125|nection with anv extensive assassina-|that the Ghadra (mutiny) newspaper) 4 free hand was given to me and in favor of my guess. No th’ef's place. They proved it, all right.| pounds and wore a dark gray suit,|tion plot. A seizure of documents late} Was Printed in the | vernacular And) then events began to go a little quick= daughter could look and speak as she Nobody knew the combination except| with knickers, a gray cap and black|!n August corroborated this. Whether | Srmagenienie mot) mate tor SS PUES) or. Tt was found that Elliott used to wen od ‘at’ th 1 me, and the safe was opened by com-| shoes and stockings. He has dark|the plot was devised by certain Indian |) many montha to convinee the] meet ® few choice spirits for card eannorne grinned et the challenge. bination, sure enough. And there was| hair and brown eyes. revolutionists or by the Germans]. 0h f horities that there} P!@¥ing at a little office in Jermyn "Have gon iat ordi eres cone five hundred in the bottom of my| —__ themselves is not clear. The plan} \me! Saraheeresiae pbs sesh action| Street. He had been traced one Fri- wf — e aids incl ba ho ! trunk—five hundred in the new bills] AMITY IN BUSINESS was to bring about the simultaneous | Toot Ste Sitratity laws, but when|4&¥ t© @ paper merchant, where he they had the numbers of. Somebody assassination of the leading men in se bought the very best kind of type. L IT tl i ed t made sure they'd get me. They made HAILED BY BRONXITE Entente countries. The names of the BEY CICS MONS tOay Gy aeons: writing paper, and the sampl purpose. The two Indian leaders les we King of Italy, Lord Grey, Lord y, Lord) wore arrested. When they were|9btained showed that such paper had Kitchener, Poincare, M. viv a el brought to trial one of them, con-|been used in the forgeries after the Sr, Salandro were specially mentioned. | V6 trom the intimate knowledge| false watermark had been impressed BOMBS TESTED IN GERMANY. | of his secret activities disclosed by the} UPon it. We knew also when hé I'm trying to work a scheme that _oregehuiaas ® pardon if things went f . é it worse because I couldn't tell where ; Be ii the rest of it was; they thought I The N cacdal cove any ae his head. 4 4 2 wouldn't. I’ve got"’—he gulped con- “That been red Me Cah 5 i vincingly—‘‘I've got ten years to won't budge. He doesn’t fellow that}in busine: John Kadel Tells Board of Trade Why America Has Come Back. “Tho gradual adoption of friendship to share it. . ‘There was little need for Tom|¥oUu're no thief—and no fool, to leave Thorne to pretend*to counterfeit “eel-|* Ud pilta oe bate be sure to ings and emotions, as he stood listen-(CoMdemn you. But they're all such} i eerie and thin. Then there is ing to McCarthy arsh commands, |Well-meaning muddleheads—all_ fact] ine lle friend, who is gradually Familiar as he was With prisons and] Worshippers, as if facts weren't the} coming to be regarded as essential for J dom at the price—or he can't pay the a6 i ae dre pafellay th is chiefly responsible for! Phe bombs had been manufactured | prosecution that the other had turned] had left his flat in a taxi with the } price. Whichever it is, he won't sell Big: happy c-free a nere, Spending. It} Americas’ commercial comeback,” said/in Italy and were tested by the Ger-|informer, slipped a pistol from his|PAaper. but further inquiries showed ae Parrot even for a pardon, and all that 5 He meppea decling Leuk John Kadel, an attorney, in an address} man military authorities at the mili-| pocket and shot his companion in|that this taxi did Aot carry him-to goes with it.” eyes on finn aaa’ ped PR a tha yesterday afternoon that was the fea-}tary testing ground near Berlin. At]open court when the United States}any particular destination; it was f “But about a girl named Dora?” them. Lawton did not mae the Bie ture of the monthly gathering of the}the English end of the conspiracy | marshal shot the murderer. stopped in mid-street and paid off and see eee Lege ‘| Af “HE STOOD BEHIND HER WHEN SHE BOUGHT HER SEAT.” taie Of avmpatue S- | Bronx Foard St cree Mr. Kagel a were certain British Indians, one of rite oespane are mrt naturally ie monn ie sacs ee was i “No, I've heard nothing of any! Sa . one of the leading business men of the vit! G an ed to acquire an influence over| lost. ut at evening there he was ' mamed that. You're pricking rd av advantageous view of hers. Nor)staring at the cubby-hole that was] Tay coe have taken one look at Bronx, having branched out as one ot basa Ter aeieeateS be his] Orientals, though they have tried|at the catd party and there, too, was ‘ curiosity, Thorne. What's up, any-|did she have any chance to détect his| now home, and at the man who was|?0" Grits cme cena ree CO realty holders in the recent} V°0"" ve nelishwoman was known| hard to do it. The Kaiser, who was|our man, As the evening wore-on unobtrusive pursuit when she left the “A wild guess, that's all, and it{ station, The Tracker followg her to seems to be even wilder than Tan old-fashioned “hotel far uptown, thought. Have they rung in a pigeon|where, quite patently, she was at en him, do you know?" home. » “Three, 2 believe. It didn't work:| at an expense of two dollars, paid he saw through the game too easi!y.! in advance by reason of his want of Pigeons aren't very convincing, ¥ouljaggage, he casily ascertained that know. And Lawton's « different cul, ner name was Walton, and that she too. hag-been stopping at the Calderwood Thorne nodded slowly. |for neariy two months. It was like to be privy to their plans and a]a master of pantomimic display, rode|a few frionds dropped in and Swiss girl was the messenger between |into Jerusalem properly clad as a|them a young man who lost his stakes Bwltceiand and the English group.|New Crusader. He conformed toland always paid in ttle sums that The case was one of extraordinary | uch Oriental customs as were cor-|suggested change for a ten shillin difficulty because the real culprit, euened eee bdattrg Sealy Berets it wee also noticed when hé4 ne ts as in mn fe well un-/ was al is f, their ways, a kind of hysterical horror] M0st accomplished Nars in the world.} commercial success. His progress de- | Chattopadhya, an Has lahalgiele aes Hlveome valkercaindearsion tarmaal rete cea aer ard Rew pore took him by the throat at the thought] But there's something on the other] pends upon your success and vice vera, |!" Berlin, made only flying Europeans set the natives laughing at] When he had left the place in dle. of being penned in this close cave, at|side of the ledger. You'll come] A realization of the value by both makes| Switzerland and was careful never|iin, “Ridicule kills more surely than| gust our man drew a bow at the foul, poisoned air that seemed to|through this without getting broken | for success{ul business. to set foot on the sol! of an Entente} ino ‘assassin's knife, fire. ‘'Z used to ktiow thal Soami force a weight down upon his lungs,|>y it. The thing that keeps a man's} “There Is the third kind of friend In| country. AGITATIONS IN TRIPOLI. fellow,’ he said, “he used to be a ‘ cs t ‘ TOKinh :; fe business. He is the most numerous and] ‘The Indian Committee in Berlin was yell Tenehe Sen one dead iededs OPly, | thy) “recker fo . come: tack, _ tfis| St the ugly sounds’which came to him erin. IB bare ts the thing you've got} the main cog in the business wheel, He| established quite early in the war.| Some little time before the warfclerk ‘in your olf registry office in if you're interested in helping -| night, and sleep in the toom he had| from the close-crowded occupants o! mers that you have a debt} is the plain acquaintance, the every day| xfer his expulsion from the United|German agents had made great play| Lelcester Siuare.” ‘No, he was not,” ton, let me know if he answers up to} paid for, merely to avoid the remotest| the huge cell block. He had to fight|to pay when you get out, and you've| fellow. All three type have a powerful | A <a the word Dora. Try it on him when| nance of ‘arousing saspicion against the first desperate hatred of| got to be in shape to pay it. Nothing] influence in the business world, Their] States, Har Dayal, who i temaaaeroad i Point ones Lea net popes bei ara orate det oR he's off guard and watch him. ‘That's! ‘There are people who can argue on|inclosure which seized all newcomers|else does it but that will. I belleve| value was recently recognized by some | ducting the, Giaare cmidtiny) nerd: lela reyes eeds urbe ale errata [eect Masami % ne straight. If he shows any signs, he's to the prison; it is very easy to plan|they frown on the idea of revenge in| of the biggest men in the country, and] paper in California, we id bs pul '’ my man, Tl nee that he se1{ can fallin love at fiat elgnt, Tem|® pretended career as convict, and|the copybooks, and hold that the| it was largely through this recognition | land and, on the outbreak of war, he,|Senussi a hostile spirit against the|name Is Brown.” "You are mistakea. fomething shade better thar al rnorne wasted no time on such de-| Very far from easy to bear its first] right plan is forget and forgive.” Hel ¢ we climbed back on to the hand | Chattopadhya and some other Indian) © ° INE (3 an ied ish ship of} He was never a clerk. He ts a printer square deal. bates, but it did not escape his atten.| brute horrors, even though you know|iaughed. “We know better—in here!”’ | W480" and headed for ‘good times.’ "| revolutionists who were living in 8 y a submarine off the/and his name is Williams." “There are three kinds of friends, said Kadel to the busitiess men. ‘There is the personal friend, who is with you sccpadaaebe i beri . e ey President Albert Goldman of the]. North African coast. As usual, the With this slender clue The chaplain shook’ yands, without tion that, for some utterly Idiotic rea. | ‘Rat a word ‘will bring release, ‘Thorne looked up. "I'm Afraid to] poard presided over the meeting yester- | SWitzerland went to Berlin. German Commander made no at-| proceeded to. scours London Ane t promising, but Thorne knew that be| son, Timothy Parrot’s latest operatioa] The man on the edge of the lower| think about that. TI thought I'd golfer, and 200 merchants present. voted THE PLOT OF PERTABR. tempt to save the crew, but officers printer named Williams, and At first the Germans, feeling that]/and men to the number of about 100} on a wooden gate in. an mpesiaee they had .them quite in their} did succeed in getting ashore, They] tious street in North London they dis. power, treated them with some cob-| found themselves in an inhospitable] covered the almost obliterated inserip- tempt, but this attitude changed when | sandy desert, with nothing but what|tion ‘Williams, Printer.” one or two Germans who posed as In-} they stood up in and with no means} ‘The police now rented a window on dian experts persuaded the Govern-]of communicating with the outside] the other side of the street and sat ment to found an Indian Committee | world. down to wait. Three days passed. to concert measures for starting 4 PRISONERS MADE SLAVES. Friday approached, and as the dusk revolution in India under a German! very goon after their landing they| fel! the watchers saw Biliott come had made an impression. As he left| seemed suddenly grossly unimportant] Unk luoked up, without stirring from] crazy during the trial, thinking abont| their thanks to Mr. Kadel for nis talk he turned sharply. “And I'll tell you] when compared with the essentia!|!!8 position, his*elbows on his knees, /him, free and rich and happy''——- Jetaoinu shrdiu cmfwyp eta shrd cmfw the inside as soon as you find out for} matter of finding out who this giri] is chin on the upturned palms. Only “Not happy. Don’t you believe that - —-e me, too,"* he said craftily. He knew] really was, and why under the broad} !/8 brows and tho eyes beneath them|for a minute. And not free, either EBALL by the quick gleam in the little man’s] skies she visited a convict at Hi:nii-| moved, and,as if the single, searching | because the freest part of him is shut CONEY, MOTORS, BAS eyes that he had scored. Doctor Clarke| ton. And he was, almost provoked,| stance had told hin: all that he wished| up here—with you—and the freee] ENJOYED BY 6,000 ORPHANS. might not tell him what he found out,| next morning, to ‘receive, when he|to know, returned io their fixed stare] part of you is out there, with hini — but he would find out, The Tracker | communicated with Mrs. Rake's, a la-|at che oppo wall. Thame regarded | They've put your body in a cell, ang kes Chaperone Ini is conic wire from Doctor Clarke: him levelly, his own suffocation less-| his thoughts had to go with it. He's Eager dae BE He knows her now; tell me the| ening as he realized that this man had| lying awake now, wondering how ton.| “*7'"™* °™ Spree eh s of 28 Winds His seat in the chair car was di- . ip Ww! President. They had a Press Bureau down the street and kick on the door. a spent nearly two thousand nights here| you'll stay here, wondering what Up With Shore Dinner. resident. fell into the hands of Senussi Arabs, ick on the door. 2 RAN peel peti ie eed ae “OVERLAPPING LIVE: “two thousand such nights as this, | you're feeling and thinking, wonder-| gi thousand orphaned children trom |®P4 8 regular working scheme for cor-|who gave them almost nothing to eat| A few seconds later it was opened rupting the loyalty of Indian prison-|and insisted u heir marching in-| from inside and Elliott disappeared, ers of war. Still, though tons of pa-|iund under the pitiless sun half dead| Then Chief Inspector Fowler, who was per and lakes of ink were consumed,| with hunger and thirst. At last they|!n charge of the case, marshalled his no headway was being made until|reached a little village presided over| men about the door and waited until unlocked {with always the added weight of the] ing what you'll do when you get out, pews years still to ved inside these] wondering whether he hasn't lett Eek wes DY BO Teenne 01 tal. Men |e veuling an oblong cell, lighted hotly| walls before release should come. some tiny little trace by which you'll| ®# the suests of Brooklyn Lods se Ae who practise man hunting ae @ pro. | OVelnE an ei ne ce ee tecaet| Thorne forced himsclt to. speak.| track him, wondering whether you'll| B- P- O- E., yesterday at hbbets Field. fession can employ their skill in ‘were two shelves, with a|‘‘I'm sorry to be Jorced on you sir,"’| go to the police with it, if you find ti,j The ohlldren were taken in 100 pri-| March, 1915, when an Indian land-|by what they took to be a Moham-|!t should open again. Oe deg ae ce age ket to identify it as a bed.|he eaid unsteadily” It was the natural] or whether you'll deal directly with] vate cara and fifty motor buses to Coney | owner named Pertabr conceived thejmedan priest, but the biuejackels| 2¢ ‘om Thorne did not let the|im.» was no other furniture, and the|speech to make under the circum-|him—oh, don't make any mistake] Island, where they got peanuts, Pop-| plan of going over to the Germans in|/nicknamed him ‘Holy Joe.” ‘‘Holy| after dark, the door did open and tall, queenly girl remotely suspect| cray. fat walls were unbroken by any|stances. The grim jest of bringing} about that. You're not facing a hap-| corn, sirens, balloons and other toys. | tne character of an Indian Prince. He| Joe" was a holy terror. He drove| Elliott was in their midst. that she left the prison under his eye, | Soeriure or grating. The air was dead| formal courtesy into the brute savag-| py time of it, but I'd hate to change] THEY Wore then taken to Ebbets Fieid.| 114 some slight claim to this self-| these wretched men out in the morn-| BOGUS NOTES EVERYWHERE, and was not out of his sight for alang humid, and a taint of caged hu-|ery of prison life did not occur to him; | places, right now, with the fellow that| Where they saw athiaie wltne oo) seamed title since he was the son of |ing under the lash to til! his fields! Never in its history had that quie# moment until she took her place|/manity lay heavy on it. The guard|he only knew that the man on the edge} sent you here,’* cuses petween St. John's R. C. Orphan|a deposed ruler of a small native|and he gave them next to nothing to| street been startled by such an Ups prison chose t~ ride back to the city. twenty-eight asylums were entertained across from him. And yet he stood|gnaried surily he thrust a gray-jof the bunk had been a gentleman, | Copyright, 1922, The Bell Syndicate, tne. | Asylum and the Brooklyn Hebrew Or- | state. eat except snails which grew in those| roar, Elliott was wheeling round, ~ behind her when she bought her seat,|ciad man into the cell and rattled ajand that an apolony for the intrusion phan Asylum. ‘ Reale it does ane-tacke aouoh 40 den | SOT: spouting streams of £1 notes: trate and saw to it that his own commanded | string of orders at him as he stood] was the least that was his due. Daniel _Another Instalment To-morrow. Five boys’ bands under Leader Shan-} 1)". German official about Orien- Once the Commander made an at-] his pockets like some sort of centrifu- Ban Sasa pelleemegy char conie tal matters. Pertabr wore native | tempt to escape in order to report the] gal machine and emitting wild beast Peal by radio, Women volunteers} tnspeetor Van Wagner, ’nd about fit- | dress and was aloof and condescend spine oF the renooere bo mipe one} howls which were intended to alarm have made some appeals to holiday] teen doctors, who volunteered their ser-|ing. In fact, his haughtiness was t yey! th gaol gd w gyPt.| his partner in the stable. The whole crowds at Long Beach, Arvene, Far| vices, under Dr. John H. Reb, to pro-Jexactly what the German Consul ue e failed. a wd jowever, writ-| neighborhood was raised, Rockaway, and other resorts and the] tect the children. would have expected from @ Rajah,|‘e” appeals to the Turkish authori-| When Elliott had been secured they, the pressing necessity of providing a]depends upon the amount of money home for the children Judge Hartman |that we are able to raise,’* has arranged to give his summer Detail# of the campaign have not CAMPAIGN BEGUN cation to the emergency campaign and }as yet been perfected. ‘Judge Hart- Doctor Mys- A victim of ptomaine polsoning, Increase Teaching Force. time to the orphans. A number of | omphasized that the need is very ur-| PTOMAINES KILL SIRL. s the Duke of Westminister's fleet of|in his shirt sleeves, who, on seeing The temporary shelter, naturally, is eatin AaeRee a tor the lean forsunade y. 2 This prisoner was taken up on one|chinery; notes still damp were lying PLAN GERMAN THEATRE. {ng a new permanent home is vital.| 1° soecial appeal will be Weg Street, died suddenly at her home early |term Assoc! Superintendent of hey had gasoline not much more|into his die a numbering device, Arverne Fire, Enlists Ser- In Maennerchor Hall, 56th Street near] mmmoned Dr. Henry B, Adler of 144th] Dr. Straubenmuller has been a mem-|they covered him with their rines fatherless, motherles babies, all un-| which the Inmates of the Israel Naame a very ingenious device for water. made ill, forty-two years, A request from Dr }etneirg he had spied the single date|den came, to be searched there were fatherless and motherless children of |tots # huge tent in which to beJand aQuarter Day, and other special] to omnize a fund campaign, It is}umknown. The child's father and|school teachers, which he said are nec- The company of prisoners were just construction details. man's vacation’ does not begin until] scope of this appeal will be entargea| After the athletic events @ shoré din-| Wien pressed to enter the Fatherlana | ‘!¢s for more food and it was through} vaulted the gate, went through the 2 Temporary shelter has been pro- ded for the children, who were re- ros moved from the old home just a few 3 committees will be apwointed within | gent—should be sent to the Israel Or. armored cars. A prisoner directed] the pctica, fell flat on the floor in a Parents of Child a School et Short $1,600,000; not suited to the needs of the orphans, | Solicit donations for the of the light cars as a guide. For|on the press and it was observed that 3 ly 19, “A dog has a kennel, a tramp can|those New Yorkers who were.shem- yesterday morning. The child was|Schools would have expired | July than sufficient for the return journey. | You had only to turn the handle of vices of Judge Hartman. Third Avenue, yesterday gathered the] street and Seventh Avenue, who soon juperintendents| in order that, if any had to die, he as the generosity of New York pro-| Penny Day, when everyone wil Israel Orphan Asylum, burned housed? Shall we provide themlefforts are being plunned to assure}hoped #% raise $250,000 and those in| mother were too broken over their loss}easary to meet the increase of registra-| sitting down to discuss their evening} postage stamps that had formed the Friday, but from then until the fund | after the drive is formally under way.} 8° W8* enoved at the Hotel Shelburne. | 7, tans declared firmly that he would] OMe of these appeals that deliverance| tunnel and knocked on the stable minutes before it caught J CMlntt Are, And] SeMremamne. oe Sbeclnted Minn Renir-gnaii be nent to the Llamal Ors them to the village where the British] amt w (who range in age from one to five) Chiima Of Loording to present plans. many hours they plovshed the sand|the forger had gone one better than raat Oe 2 4 % elected by the Board of Educa | ‘8! always find a place to sleep; even] selves orphans when young, ssp taken ill Tuesday night. Yesterday} was re-elected by An ambus! the press to forge £1 notes until der five, will have only such a ame} find themselves. There will be «|nucleus of what is hoped to result in|after pronounced her dead. None of|for twenty-seven years, and has been} should be the first, but it no| marking which must not be divulged. A campaign to raise an emergency | vides,” Judge Hartman said to-aay.Jasked to give such pennies us they r i asked to bennics as thoy lestresses, prominent men and women in|" pr, Adler sald the death was a|Ettinger for 276 additional high echool} |" tion marked the prison village| found ths lithographic . stones on ite tardaa vegeht Arverse fre, bas with @ frame dwelling? Or shall we|collection of an adequate total within | charge belfeve it will be accomplishe {o say much about the case, We don't|tion expected next September, was de-| snails when a bluejacket came in| subject of a criminal action some is completed he will give his entire] Ail contributions—and it should be pe age not cross the German frontier until] °@™e and one of those was found by} Gogr. It was opened by a young man quickly was envel ne: quickly w: veloped in flames,|the Rear teiy of children, ‘who. will mah Av were held. The place was crammed with thas years) and the necessity of provid-| wit te Known as Orphans’ Dag, and Helen Bittar, five, of No. 49 La Salle! pr Gustave Straubenmulfer, whose] and then there was a council of-war. | the legitimate printer by introducing Israel Asylum, Destroyed in , her father, Joseph Bittar,|tion yesterday for six years. a criminal is given shelter, but these}oan better appreciate the pltggat in morning, er fat pt your arms tired. There was, besides, a permanent German art theatre, Actors, {te other children in the family was|in the New York school m {rl ambush, With keener aight than] Nor wes this all. When thie forser provide a home for the 200] “Shall we give ther My fee Pimookets, Srp fund to ah sive these unfortunats|have in their pockets, a nickel Day] puetmess and the arts in this city, met | mystery and the origin of the polson|teachers and a number of elementary which hed been printed eeltata eaneek give them a decent, modern home?|ao brief space of time Among the more widely known know how It happened,” Bittar said. |ferred by President George J. Ryan of} preathless to say that he had seen| Years before. In fact, this"expert zi 3 Id not ask tho . That is a question that New York| ‘The appeal for the orphans will get|809# Who took part were David Meyer, | ‘We are always careful in the selection |the ground that he woul ®la “blinking motor car.” Hither he] printer had been making a fine art of must answer for itself, for we have] formally under Way Monday Cart Crossman, attorney for the Ger-lof food for our shildred: She was tn | Board of Meenat i was for, The shor, | Was pulling thelr lege or he had a| forgery for some years. ) ani wan of play a . . F Court of New York, |set no quota and the kind of home|through courtesy of WJZ, wark, Hes yay er, Gr rele: Oe i pd pide re rk, it might be ron ‘age in the budget, Dr. Ettinger said,| touch of the sun, and in either case| Copyright, 1922, Doubleday, Page & Om | asylum, Because of \we are able to build for these bubles| Judge Hurtman will Lroudcust an ap-' othore. abe picked up something,” will be about $1,600,009, the best-treatment was to throw (To Be Continued» sg : ¢ ee ee