JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
t Ch8rity "Sfc1? Nancy Wynne.
" "ieiungs m the
Social World
EVENING LEDGER-tmLADELPniA, jffOIN&AT OCTOBER' 2. 1916
I
THOUGH It Is sUIl only October, wo
art planriTns; ahead for the winter
parties, and arrangement for tlio Charity
Ball are well under way. The bull will
fee held a usual on tho great floor of the
Academy of Music on December 7, and
really I quits think the commutes hu
outdone 'Itself In the opening featuro this
jear.
Five charities are to benefit by tho
111 tho children's ward of the Jeffer
son Hospital, the Babies' Hospital, tho
women's ward of the University Hos
pital. Visiting Nurso Society and tho Poly
clinic Hospital.
Tho opening feature, l'mtold( will bo
a reception given by nono other than
Ills Mother dooso Majesty, Old King Cole,
to all the heroes and heroines of youthful
romance. The royal court of tho king
will be under tho chnperonago of Mrs.
Robert fcmott Hare and will represent
the Jefferson Hospital. Mrs. William
Warden will represent tho Babies' Hoa
' pltal, with a group of fifty Harlequins
and Columbines; Mrs. Jack Mitchell, 3d,
wilt be In chaggo of tho University Hos
pital group, consisting of fifty charao
tera from "Treasure Island." The Visit
ing Ntlrso Society will bo represented by
Mrs. Barclay Warburton. and fifty char
acters from the "Arabian Nights" will
dance under her chnperonago. Lost, but
by no means least, wllibo the Polyclinic's
group, where the men will be tin soldiers
and the girls dolls. Mrs. Herbert Clark
chaperons this bunch of fifty men and
molds.
Those delightful little affairs out at
Eedglcy Club will start soon again, I am
i glad to say. Tho four, Thursday lunch
eons of the fall season will bo held on
the last week of this month and the first
tliteo Thursdays In November. Mrs. Wil
liam Wlllcox, who Is president of this
exclusive little club In Fall-mount Parle,
will be hostess on the first day.
It Is perfectly fascinating out thcro,
you know. The club Is built around tho
eld lighthouse and has tho" coziest rooms
and pretty furniture. Then the lunch
eons, my dear; not only aro tho members
hostesses, but they Invito several others
to assist them, and they concoct tho
luncheon for that day themselves. They
cook and serve and look too .mart for
anything in tholr dainty aprons, passing
great caserolcs of wonderful eats from
guest to guest. I, for ono, am very glad
we aro to have these treats soon again.
At a recent wedding It was not tho
sh'y and timid bride, adorned In "shim
merlnff folds -of lustrous white satin and
silver lace," anxiously clutching her
"bridal bouquet .of orchids and lilies,';
who murmured "No" instead of "Yes."
No, Indeed, It wna tho tall and handsome
brldogrom, whose cutaway was of the
latest model and who, with a calm coun
tenance and firm voice, answered "I,
John, tako thee, Mary, to my wedded
'husband,'" whereupon, the best man
swallowed audibly, tho clergyman gulped
and tho maid of honor snickered, and
among them all they nearly broke up a
perfectly good wedding.
Have you heard of tho now book? Well,
my dears, overy debutante ought to have
one. It has just come out, and It Is
written by M. D. T., who -made her debut
last year, to D. E. N., who Is making hers
this year. H Is "the cutest thing you
, ever read," I was told. I did not know
that II. D. T. wrote, did you? The book
Is In letter form, I believe: "Letters to
I). E. N. from M. D. T." She Is a dear
little thing and right In Society, with, a
largo and capital 8, and was one of the
very prettiest debutantes of the season
hut year. NANCY WYNNE.
Personals
The dlnner-danco at tho Philadelphia
Cricket Club was well attended on Saturday
night and there were several attractive din
ner parties, one Including Mr. and Mrs.
John K. Strublng. Mrs. Charles A. Potter,
Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Kennedy, Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Colahan, 3d. Mrs. Arthur
Colahan. Mr.atfamea A. Bull. Mr. H. F.
Phelps. Mr. Joseph M. Jennings. Mrs. Wil
liam Flndlay Brown and Mr. Samuel
Uattson. .
The Countess" Santa Eulalla has Issued
cards for a tea on Saturday, from ' until
o'clock, at her homo, Old York road and
Juniper lane. Tho guests will bo tho mem
bers of the Germantown and Chestnut Hill
branches of the women's committee Phila
delphia Orchestra.
Addresses will bo made by Mrs. A. J.
Dallas Dixon and Mr, Arthur Judson.
t
Mr. and Mrs. T, Truxton Hare anj fam
ily have returned to their Radnor boms
after spending the summer In Mains.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Blley and family,
Who have been passing the summer In Rad
nor, have returned to their home In town.
Mr, and Mrs Charlton Yarnall have re
turned from Northeast Harbor, Me., and
are occupying their new home In Devon.
Mr, Phlllppus W. Miller is' spending the
week-end with his son, Mr. Phlllppus W.
Miller, Jr., who is a student at West Point
Academy,
Mrs. James Potter, of the Windermere,
who has been spending soma time with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Prank Polk, at their home in Washington,
D, C., M turned, to town las week.
Mr, and" Mrs. Churchill Williams, who
occupied their cottage .as usual at Longport
this summer, have returned to their home,
I West Coulter street.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ifeebner and Miss
Julia Heefcner. 2d, will leave shortly for
southern California, where they will spend
he yinter,
Mr, and Mrs. J.'Leeda Barroll, ML Anna
Strroll. Mr. J. Leads Barroll. Jr.. and Mr.
T. Lewis Barroll, of 710? Charlton street.
Mount Airy, returned last week, from Rye
Beach, where they have been occupying
their cottage. ,Mhm Barroll will leave In
a few weeks far Detroit to vlelt her slater,
Mra. John C. Dueay, at her home, MS gey
Hjm avenue. I
Mian Ftereiiee Rate, whose tMrrlaaetn Mr,
William N, JaekeeN will take ptaoewi Wed-
sday, JfoveanUr l, will be exteiMHely en
terUtee Ws week. )
Today Mrs, Levi Rue, the bride's mother,
will aive a hutoheen )n honor of her daugh
ter and her bridal party. On Wedeeatay
Wa,WPePgPfP aVaatf-VtM aaa1
IPI - "J
rnVfor".?.'? -" 'n"1n at a theater
uJXJ" !h.?. "d-etect Miss Ulltabeth
on on tu3.tm'J.5!B.." !!? I1""-
kerchlff .h.. "V"" J1e ntarr n nana-
amnildUr,n,V,"..Knth'rlne Ah'"
UnXnLeatS."f,T."ct,TrJUBchen nt lh9
for thebrtSa i0Jl,0Wwf, hy " ,hM," ""'
Edward 1 m n,nd .hfr ndanta. Mrs.
TZ .ntl fiM19, wf-rron the party.
ob,r,r.rn;",hhe?raaTy evtnin'-
UntlufJl?? Filtnc'. of Vlllanova, has
cuperatlng from her recent Illness.
enl. Viftb? M Tlld'n "P" week
MiinS1 " "'""Carlton, returninc to her
cottage In Cape May on Monday.
marr;,t1,.M'?- Y' Headlngton. whoso
n. . .S?.k pUc on Wednesday, have
?J?ii yh,u 8ulphur St,rln " thrt"
wedding Journey. Mrs. Headlngton was
rtage. " Wllkln,,on tor. her ma"
Invitations have been ' received from
Provost" IMgar Fahs Smith and Mrs. Smith
Tor a reception on Saturday, No ember 4,
from 4 until 6 o'clock, in Welghtman Hall.
university ui rennsylvanla.
Mrs. Nathan Hayward and her family,
of HU Dald's, have returned from Man
chester, Maw, where they spent tho sum
mer. Miss Cecily Barnes, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Hampton Barnes, of West Acres,
Devon, Is attending school at Walllngford,
this winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Sayen. of 278 South
Twenty-third street, who have been spend
ing the summer at tholr cottage at Atlantic
City, returned to town last week.
Rear Admiral W W. Meade. TT. S. N.. of
Aberdeen avenue, Wayne, has Vone to Cov
ington. Ky., where he will spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. It. Norrls Harrison have
closed their horns on Greenwood avenuo
and are now living on Tonemhlp line, Jcn-
kin town.
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Nlcolls. whp havo
been spending several days as the guests
of Mrs. Nlcolls's parents, Mr. and Mrs Wil
liam T Monty, of Allen lano. hae returned
to their homo In Bayonnc. N. J. Mrs. Nl
colls was Mtss Emily Moftly.
Mr. andMrs. D Webster Dougherty and
their daughter, Mrs. Marlon Dougherty,
have taken an apartment at tho Bellcvue
Stratford, which they will shortly occupy.
Mrs. Joseph Gilbert, of Ablngton, Pa.,
who has been spending several weeks in
Asbury Park, has returned.
Mrs. Frederick C. Embtck, of Roadside
Cottage, Devon, Is entertaining Mrs. An
drew Potts, of Washington. D. C.
Mrs. Adolph Gosling and her daughter.
Mrs. Pennington Way, and hor family, of
St. David's, have relumed from South
Bristol, Me.
Mrs. Lawrence M. Wlllson. of Wayne,
left yesterday to visit her father In Pitts
burgh for two weckv.
Miss Kntherlne De R. Bell, whose mar
rlage to Mr. Wllsoa W. Hochrelder will
take place next Thursday evening, will
entertain nt dinner at her homo In honor
of her bridal party on Wednesday evening,
October 55. "
Mrs. Doland D. Davis, of 5221 Wl-wa-hlckon
avenue. Germantown. returned last
week from New Jersey, where she has
been for several days.
Mrs. Edward Laurent has returned to
Edmary I.awn, her homo In 8t. David's, after
spending tho summer In Delaware Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S Walton, who have
been spending seeral weeks at tho Brigh
ton. Atlantic City, returned to Walmarthon,
St. David's this week.
Announcement Is made of tho marriage
of Mrs. Sophie Gray Stewart and Mr.
Percival Armltage on Thursday, October 19.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mooro Davis, who
formerly occupied an apartment In the
Creshelm Valley Apartment House, have
gone to Haverford fos tho winter.
Mr. and Mrs. O. U. Favorite, Sirs. R B.
Leaf and Miss Frances I.eaf, of Devon,
have taken apartments at the Coronado,
Twenty-second and Chestnut streets, for
the winter.
Mr. M. A. Dempsey, of 4431 Baltimore
avenue, announces the marriage of his
daughter. Miss Margaret Mary Dempsey, to
Mr. Harold J. Aljcn on Saturday, October
Jl, at the Church of St. Francis do Sales.
Forty-seventh street and Springfield ave
nue. After on extended wedding trip. Mr.
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HEART OF THE SUNSET
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Dave, Alaire, Jose and Dolores Start Back for Las
Palmas in Alaire's Automobile After the
Ranger Gives Up His Hunt for Urbina
By HEX BEACH
CervrtoM. lilt, by llorrtr and Itnlhrr:
THK STOn.T TllUB KAlt
AtUjnR AttHTIK, mUlrn f L Pslmss,
AiniCtn tordp. la IasI amn '
iuh when rwr btn fll nJ brlt
the nnut raneh on the Ti M
Itin ll.itt. ami I.a
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nn mn Daravr.
en
ef th. Illotlr.nV an.
u lent
IVI, rro the
ins tn mquu.t
lea.
ueeeed
After a terrible etrutirl .
in re
reaching a water hole which
h hrf hMaa -.. I. Ih. !.,
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PAvin IAV r fortat mnatcr kivI forrntr
'Wwr of fortune. I preparlnir hit rynin
al thai taratlsiB HaIi .(. A lit Ire. ftrlrB.
fth ! An tkea . . m M1Unaa Its. hlr
r to. comfort nd furnth hvr with food
n' TTj"f PUfply
from
hoifn '
Kit A1,HTI.V. JHe.lt-. Vinahan.t. had ttf
ni rortun an.l hfUh. Aiftir
fppoll to d!Torc. Hr in a Potion of tht
"i riri i mm ii.
l ftw an wa
r..
rhoto br rhllllpe Stu.tlo.
MRS. WALDO N. HACKETT
yho beforo her mnrrlnRo on Sat
urday was Miss Kathcrino Holdcn
nnil Mr Alt.n will Im nl hnmn si Kl f.r.
tin's. Chestnut 11111.
Dr. and Mrs. Herman Terkes, gf 6943
Droxel road, Overbrook. will entertain at
dinner tonight In honor of their daughter.
Miss Marian I. Yerkes. and her bridal
party. Miss Terkes'a marriage to Mr. 1M
wln II. Barlow, of Klliabcth. X. J., will
take place tomorrow
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Jackson, of Pevon, will
spend the winter at Zlltwood, Fla.
Mr and Mrs. John lllckey and Miss
lleyetto Bnul, of !S1 South Thirty-eighth
street, wilt close their cottage at Cape May
next week and return to town' for the
winter. '
Mrs. C. Austin Wcnlwnrth, of Wayne,
has returned from u fortnight's visit In
Maine.
Mrs. F. J. Osterheldt ami Miss Marlon F.
Johnon havo left their home, 4521 Klng
Besslng avenuo, for Virginia.
Mr. and Sirs. Herman Illchter, of I8S0
Oxford street, announce tho betrothal of
their daughter, Mlas Goldlo Blchter. to Mr.
David Boson, pf this city.
The Independent Hebrew Belief will give
a dance nt the Parkway Auditorium on
Wednesday for the purpose of raising
money to allovtate tho sufferings of poor
and destitute Jewish families In this city.
WEDDINGS
BOOLB JOClvKK
cnoNncKi:it Joci;i:it
A double wedding took place on Sat
urday when Miss Hilda L. Jocker hecaino
tho bride of Mr. William C. Iloole, and her
sister. Miss Freda C Jocker, became the
bride of Mr. C George Cronecker,
Sirs. Herman Schenkels acted as matron
of honor for both brides. Mr. Charles
liana was best man for Mr. Iloole, and
Mr, Cronecker hnd his brother, Mr. Gus
tave Cronecker, ns best man. The llev.
M. C. Dumtrcy and the llev. Dunn Gllleson
officiated.
GOLDBKna TIBTKLMAN
A quiet wedding took place yesterday
at 4 p. m. at the home of tho llev. Marvin
Nathan when Miss Helen J. Tleteltnan,
daughter of Mr and Sirs. Frank Tlctelman.
and Sir. Albert A. Goldberg were united
In marriage. ' A small reception took place
at-tho home of tho bride, S74S Chestnut
street After a trip south. Mr. and Mrs.
Goldberg will live at the Hastings apartments.
Tiv ..IdAtn meet
(..Iti.a . .. ..& k.l. ttr m
Meifr.n who hat eomrattted murder - Ar
jne rutitiv ) eepttirtt. not until I'annin
H.nchei, one ef AUWe employes. , has
l-een shot, however the ranrer Alaire
",n in i.itljr.
.."e t-i en a mlMkm tp rtliver w
H reepnnilbU for th.ltt r eltl, e
unnn llleie Jonra n.l hi. dauehler l'alema
reifhbore ef the Auatlnt Iv upet
ht Auitln n1 TJ lwis The ranter kill.
yne ot the thieve, but th otter, who proves
. N vrbln on e-t Tail Iwla'a men,
earapea. Auailn dot all h can to hln.lr
Dave In hla n reh
.On the i wa to l"uble, where he blleve
tho thltt to be hums. lave meela Bile
wo'th AUIre'e attorney, nt hla earn sood
IrlenJ Kllaetrth warna lav never to
Jnarry and promlaea to tell why when th
Itaneer maVea up hla mind that he haa
found the rlahl arlrl
Alatre. after eonaultatlon wllh Kllaworth.
roea to It Fetla lo ae.li Indemnity for
dePreUtlona by th Matlean deral troope.
ilelteral Inaorto. thatr commander. Imme
diately fall In lev with Alaire, and rrom.
laea her reparation far In eeaa of tha
damarea Alain haa dlfneulty wardlns
o(T Lonsorlo'a adiancea without tnaultlna
htm
When Alain, returna to Pueblo after her
nlaairrahl irrlene with lnaorlo ah
meet Have They arrana to atari back
for Laa 1'aimaa torether.
What's Doing Tonight
Publle I.eder Philadelphia Orihealra con.
ert Academy of Mualc. 8.1& o'clock.
Tlasround Week" onna, Htarr Oarden.
Clinical Conareea nf Huneona of North Amer
ica opens, liellevuo.Htratford.
Keatlval for Oerman and Auatrlan war re
lief. Turnremelnd Ball., , , .
"Polltlral Korum' Ceatrat Y. M.NC. A.
Iteeeptloa to guar!mn, llolineaburs,
Utata Kederatlon of Womfn'a Cluka, Phllo
mualan Club. S944 Walnut alroat.
rilAI'TKK XIII (Continued)
IN SPITE of the unhealthy fancies that
Dae Law had taken to bed v.lth him, he
arose thin morning In fine spirits and with
a determination to put In a happy day.
Alaire, too, vu In good humor and ex
pressed her relief at escaping from every
thing Mexican.
"I haen't seen a newspaper for ages,
and I don'ttknow what la going on nt Jones
vllle or an) w here else," she confided
Dave told her of the latent developments
In the Mexican situation, the slow but cer
tain Increase of tension bctcon the two
Ko ernment"i and then of homo hnppenlngs.
When sho asked him about his own (lolqgs
he Informed her of tho affair which had
brought him to Pueblo.
Of course, oil threo of his companions
were breathlessly Interested In the story of
Pino Garza's death; Dolores and Jose did
not allow a word to escapo them
"So they cut our fence and ran tho
calxes Into our posture to brand 1" Alaire
said "It's time somebody like you came to
JonesVllle, Mr. Law."
"Carnmbal If required braery to ride
alone Irto that rlncon," Joso declared. "I
knew Pino Garza well, and he could shoot
like the devil."
"You said your horso saved your life,"
Sirs. Austin went on. "How do you mean!"
When Davo had explained she said quickly:
"Vou wern't riding Bessie Belle?"
"Yes. She's burled where sho dropped."
"Oh-hl" Alaire's exclamation was elo
quent of pity, and Law smiled crookedly.
"I'vo been right lonesomo since she went
away. '.Moat overy day, I find myself steal
ing sugar for her, tho way I used to do.
See!" He fumbled In the pocket of his coat
and produced some broken lumps. "Proba
bly oii ddh't understand how. a man gets
to love his horse. Now wo used to talk to
each other. Just llko two people. Of courso,
I did moat of the talking, but she under
stood. Why. ma'am, I've awakened In the
night to find her standing over mo and my
cheek wet where she'd kissed me. Hho'd
leave the nicest grass Just to come and visit
with me." .
Alaire turned a quick glanca upon the)
speaker to find Tils face set and his eyes
miserable. Impulsively she laid her hand
upon his arm, salng:
"I know how you must feel. Do you know
what has always been my dearest wish? To
be able to talk with animals, and to have
them trust me Just think what fun It
would be to talk with the wild things and
make friends of them. Oh. whea I wns a
little girl I used to dream about It!"
Law nodded hlB vigorous appreciation of
such a desire. "Dogs and horses sabe more
than we glvo tnem crean tor. ive learnca
. . 1 . fea Ah aot lise lieia a
a lewr nira worua, ujw. .
quail at the water holo?'
"nh ve"
nave smiled nbient-mlldcdly. 'There's a
wonderful book nbout birds ono of tho
keenest satires ever written, I reckon. It's
nbout a near-sighted old Frenchman, who
wim cast away on a penguin Island. He
saw the big birds walking around and
thought they were human beings."
"How did you happen to read Anatole
France!" Alaire asked, with a sharp nlaro
of surprise.
The Banger stirred, but he did not meet
her eyes.
"Well." said he, "I read 'most anything
I can get A feller meets up with stranga
books Just like he meets up with strange
people."
"Mot books like that." Thero was a
brief silence, "Sir. Law, every now and
then you say something that makes me
think you'ro a rank Impostor."
You remember those
j' FARMER SMITH'S RAINBOW CLUB
HAVE YOU A BANK?
Dear Children Here is a wonderful thought. Every time you pass a bank
building you can think of it:
YOU HAVE A.BANK1
You are president, vice president, cashier, board of directors and Janitor
of this bank. ' ...
You carry it with you, you go to bed with it, you get up with it.
That bank is your HEAD I ,
Every day you should mako a deposit in YOUR BANK. Of course, you
can't put money in your head, but you can put its equivalent KNOWLEDGE.
KNOWLEDGE IS POWER.
Not all great men havo money. Was Abraham Lincoln a millionaire? Was
Napoleon a mttionalro?
What DIlTtheseTmen have? They had a large store of KNOWLEDGE in
their heads, '
Learn ONE thing every day. Learn 365 things a year thai; will help YOU.
DEPOSIT something worth while In YOUR HEAD EVERY DAY.
jungly, .FATWER SMITH, Children's Editor,
p. S. If you can't do any hotter, deposit a NEW WORD in your head
oyery day and know iti meaning.
STIlANfiK ADVENTURER
OF THK GIN GIN
By Farmer Smith
fec2tt"VU wa. in th. Cloud
wJiBdry. wMeh Is at the baek of the North
I7esr thTback of the North Wind.
Th Sta Ola are funny little, people
without .'aw er d with featbem'en top
iweraeteadef-halr.
it la tfeey who snake the eets In the
rtyLtheWg wMe m, whU leek like
H. eewv Tr Uevek owes. MUd with
UuSars light!" ' "
the Ok Ota.
Is K any wonder the baveMee ear?
TAS kK.7 t the North. telle Owen what
etotUe are weateal Jter the , a4 the
xJjth tnm seurrfae the clown Jmr W
Si fvur oomere of the earth, wmm they
ate was (erjaauay lewueea,
wmbi rr eetea maims whee
aletets jsaase free. Mew yew aUeqw, asst,
hea Mt& 4ay ensne. fM oa see the
Many funny and exciting adventures
have the ain OlnS; they are carried here
and there one minute on the Alps, an
other on the hot sands of the Sahara
Desert, .
From time to time you shall hear about
the 01a QUm and their etrange4adrenturea.,
A storm is coming now. It may bear a
message from my little friends, the Oln
QeML
HietMe me while I listen,
The MarehlmvStHig .
Br MAI.VJKA KAY HOLCOMBk
Tajtieae wfco aje watetrfng
eae
V?
"WtkeB s)aitataal aUkal arttas katffliataaM
"B-eSB5 Hie Mat!
saaaW&
Our Postofllcc Box
Balnbows, one of our members has hnd
an accident! ' Here )s her picture, and be
low H'the little letter which tells, about It.
The picture was
scheduled to appear
n little later In the
week, but we publish
It out of turn In or
der .that you may
knoir Malvina Just a
wee bit better.
Deareat Pkrmtr
Brolth Yesterday noon
waa comlas home
rom school on sny bl
SB r Wm
cycle,
whan
Bis
tor,
bumped Into me
UAI.VINA KAY IIOL.
COMIIB. Onwrd,
hlnad brutaa and eut
thumb la apralnad on m:
queniir, i am in ikq
mall
"""Jit
tha apokea of hla front
wneei wera broken. Al
thouih only two of
mine, ware broken, I
am badlx bruleed on
mr left aide and left
hand There la a com
under my chin. My
it nam nana, 100 (,-onae
I am aendlns you atorlea.
y ami
Tshawl" said he. "I know cowboya
that read twlee nA good as I do."
"You went to school In the ICast, didn't
your
"Vee'm M
nvherer The man hesitated, atawhlch
she Insisted. "Wherer -
Dave reluctantly turned upon her a jvilt1
of eyes in the depths of whloh there lurked
the faintest twinkle, 'Cornell." said he.
Alaire grimed. After a while she re
marked, stiffly, "You have a peculiar senso
of humor"
"Now don't be offended," he begged her.
I'm a good deal like a chameleon; I un
consciously change my color to suit my
surroundings. When we Mrst met I saw
that you took mo for one thing, and since
then I've tried not to show jou your mis
take. i.'i'W11' did you let mo send you those
silly books? Now that you hnn begun to
tell tho truth, keep It up. Huw many of
them had ou read?"
"Well, I hadn't rend any of them
lately,"
"How disagreeable of ou to put It that
way!' The car leaped forwnrd as If
spurred by Alaire's mortification. "I .won
dered how you Know nbout tho French
revolution That Ilastllly wa some cala
boose. nsn't It?" Sho quoted his own words
scornfully. "I jlaro say you'vo had a nno
laush at my expense?"
"No 1" gravely denied tho mnn.
They had come to nn nrroyo containing
a considerable stream of muddy water, and
l.aw was forced to get out to plug the
carburetor and stop tho oil Intakes to tho
crank case. This done. Alalro ran tho
machine through on tho self-starter. When
Josos Carambasf and Dolores's hreks
had subsided, and they wcro ngoln under
way. Mrs. Austin. It seemed, had regained
her good humor
...70U w' recelvo no more of my favorite
authors, elm told Dave, kpltefully. "I'll
... """ " Tim niseir."
ou llko knlRhtB nnd chtv
things, don't youl"'
n.''i''T i,0B- In ,h d"'a whc" I e.
lleed In It I used to rev o fi.n..
malices."
"Don't you still belloo In chivalry?"
Ilnir n. ,.U.r.n1 l'rr CyCn UIH,n ' 1UM
!L. ... "Vv ,,,,r,.w"0 "o girlish Illusions In
caTof hS Z yh qUerlC,, w,,h n ra,nt
"Why-ijcs."t
' VnSw.i.,l0.0k. .hcr ,",a,, "Mtn havo changed,
li J ,hfy. nro n" hln"1' and sordid.
llut-J shouldn't genernllxe. for I'm n no
torious man-hater. ou know."
"It seems In ma that ....... .
aelllal. u ." ..T" .-"": ro JUSl nn
mi i ,..r.. "". T"""ls more so In
--- .....w ...iiikb.
TiaemM and recloea. Tha latter are th onl
that I did not "make up " There Is a poataerlpt
Vll int. aiu vi vj.c.1 lur ,vu.
lAivlDsly, I remain, your little friend,
AIAI.VJNA KAY llOuiOAIDK.
We are so sorry, Malvina, about al) the
upset bones, and at the same time we are
so pleased that a little girl should care to
while away the daytime bed hours by writ
ing for our club that we are going to publish
one of the poems right here and now We
think It would be very chumlike If some of
the Rainbow girls would send -Tdalvlna a
little postcard message. Her address Is
Bala avenue, Cynwyd, Pa.
Thank you, little slck-a-bed girl, for the
postscripts. Now we have a secret! No,
we won't keep It all a secret. Let's tell
the .Kalnbows about your name,! Malvina
Kay Holaombe. was named for her grand
mother) and Jt beoiMe she was. ska Is
going to be as One and wonderful as that
tvvny wiy i ,
vnlry nnd such
"raniUe we ht taut company we t kht
Mm." IAw Hitaaaiul rolling hie cigarette aavd
lit It. Mill no wee tews of Alaire's qunWowfas.
gate. "He may have had trouble."
"He was a good man," the horse breaker
asserted, "if he la dead" The Mex
ican's frown deepened to a scowl,
"What then?"
Jose significantly patted the gift revolver
at his hip. "ThlM little fellow will have
something to say "
Dave looked him over Idly, from head to
heel, then murmured "You would do well
to go slow, compadre. ranfllo made his
own quarrels."
"We were like brothers, and 1 do not
know of any quarrels. Hut I shall find out.
It begins to took bad for somebody. After
he left that charco there Is nothing Where J
oiit tie gol Whom did he eneounter? Itosa
will ask me thoso questions. I am not
given to boasting, senor, but I am a devil
ish bad man In my way."
Nc
all
tr-
FARMER mtlTH, . "
I with to become a member f yeur
Rainbow Club(i Please Mftd- me a bm
tlfu! RaWlbow UUtoiime, I agree to
DO'A HTTI.B KlMeMfesl SACK AND
VBRY DAY--alaijUjy A UTTtS
UKSHIM B "Ali, ASSsKB TI
JWslljW (IM)
FMK WAf,
No,
than
shouldn'
"Our (tpn.iitt.n. .... ..,... .. .
differ wW. t l ",l, l"'ngs- may
(Hirer AVhat do you call a big thing?"
world'L JliV ,h. .b,KMt thl " the
worm, Law responded, promptly.
iM.lt "."m t0 ',0 B0 cnulderea. So you
1 "k .wonen are selfish In lover Ho
taU?Sy ?T ""C. Cyra Wrnr.pdu".
i.nnoiy. uet us see. You are a man im
lfo"edrU'" yU " for h wornTn you
The limit!"
Ing' answer"" .?"" t hl llsht-seem-ing
answer. "I suppose jou mean that
youiwould make any sncrlflccr
csj that's It."
"Would you gle up the woman heratOf
If you considered It your dutvt- "'""
. C01jlll,'' l'e any duty higher
an't tak!TUvny or ,,,lnMn,f'
ol represent Jtlvo of iny-.'.V '" "ol
i mink jou aro a very good one " Alalr
said, quietly, and Dnvo Rallied thaL no
flattery was 'intended. Although hi was
ft. lu., 1,lm .no "PPortunlty of airing
?i.Jf t10' U "I'P'nreu. was a th ng
she did not cao to discuss with him cm
their footing of seml-lntlmacy. -
Despite- the rough ronds. they made fair
line, and the mllea of cactus and scrawny
brush rolled siMftly past Occasionally n
lazy jack rabbit ambled out of his roadsldo
covert and watched them from a safe dls
tance.; now and then a spotted rood runner
raced along tho dusty ruts nhead of them,
The morning sun swung higher, nnd by mid
day the metal t; tho automobllo had be
come as hot as a frying pun. Thoy stopped
at Various goat ranches to Inquire nbout
Adolfo irrlilna, nnd at noon halted bcsldo
a watercourse for lunch.
Dao wns refilling tho radlntor when ho
overhead Joso In conversation with Mrs.
Austin.
"Nowhere a traco I" the horso breaker was
sajlng. "No ono has seen him. Poor Ilosa
Morales will die of a broken heart."
Alaire explained to her guest; "Jose Is
worried about his cousin Panfllo. It seems
he has dlsappcaicd."
"Sol You are l'anflln's cousin?" Dave
eyed tho Mexican with now- Interest.
"fill"
"You remember the man?" Alalro went
on. "He was with that fellow you arrested
at the water hole."
"Oh yes. I remember him." With steady
Angers Duve shook some tobacco Into a
cigarette paper. JIo to'.t Alaire's eyes upon
him, and they wero eloquent of Inquiry, but
he did not meet them. ,
Joso frowned. "No one at Ia Perla has
seen him, and In Pueblo there was not a
word. It Is strange."
t'HAl'TI.K MV
THK TRUTH AIIOUT TAM'ILO
OTIIINQ more was said during the
luncheon, but when Alatre had finished
eating and her two employes had begun
Ihelr meal, she climbed the bang of the
nrroyo ostensibly to Hnd a cool spot HaH
Ing succeeded, she called to D.ivet
"There Is a nice breete up here."
The Hanger's face set; rising slowly, he
climbed the bnnk after her. When they
stood face to fsco In the shade of a gnarly
oak tree. Alatre naked him potntblank:
"Where Is Pantllo Knnches?"
Davo met her eyes squarely; his own
were cold and hard "llo's where lie
dropped at my second shot." said he.
lie could hear his companion's sharp In
halation. He did not flinch at the look she
turned upon him.
Then you killed him?"
"Yes'm l"
"Oodt He was vlrtuallj' unarmed!
What do you call such an act.
Davo's lips slowly whitened, his face be
catno stony. He closed his eyes, then
opened them upon hers. "He had It coming.
He stole my horse, He took a chance."
Mrs. Austin turned away. Kor ti tlmo
they wero silent nnd Dave felt himself
pitilessly condemned.
"Why didn't you tell me at the time?"
she asked. "Why didn't you report It?"
"I'll report It when you glvo me permis
sion." "I? What r She wheeled to face
him
'Think a moment I can't tell half the
truth. And It I tell ever) thing It will lead
to gossip."
"Ah! I think I understand. Mr. Law,
you ran be Insulting "
For the first time the man lost muscular
control of his features; they twitched, nnd
under their tan hla cheeks became a sickly
yellow.
"You've no right to say thati' ho told her.
harshly. "You'vo plumb overstepped your
self. m.Vom, and I reckon you'vo formed
quite a wrong, opinion of mo and of the
facts. Let mo tell you something about
that killing and about myself, so you'll have
It all straight before you bring In your ver
dict You say Panfllo was unarmed, and
you call It murder. Ho hnd his six-shooter
and ho used It; ho had the darkness
and tho swiftest horse, too. He Intended
lo ambush me and release his companion,
but I forced his hand ; so It ain't what I'd
call murder. Now nbout myself: Pan
(Ho Isn't tho first mnn I've killed, and he
may not be the last, but I haven't lost any
sleep over It. and I'd have killed him Just
ns quick If I hadn't been an officer. That's
the kind of a man I am, and you may tie
well know of It. I "
"You aro utterly ruthless,"
"Yes'm I"
"You loft him there without burial."
(CONTINUED TOMCnnOW)
Norwood Home and School Meeting
Mogla lantern Illustrations of the "JIomoM
and Other Views of Norwood" will bo given
In the public schoolhnuse at Norwood to
light, when the regular monthly meeting
of tho Homo nnd School Association will
be held. Tho Horto alee Club of the Hor
ticultural Society will have chargo of the
musical features.
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Hobgoblins, witches, ghosts.
and other Inhabitants ot llobajeMIn tMat
are planning to be specialty Mist ev
rhltadetphlans this Halloween, A streJgM
tip to this effect leaked through the raft
censorship which has been estaVUehe In
the w-lrd country where mleehan area
tures prowl and feline monetretHtte ftvwt
Under the ghastly light ot a distorted mawtv.
It Is reported on good authority that Use
"hobgobs" were In execo lve oodncll tera
weeks trying to devise ways ot !njettikt
a little Halloween good cheer Inte llalta-delphla-
It la true that all of the "Mob
gobs" were not la favor ef shoVleg ja
kindly front lo Philadelphia. Per Instance,
the Conclave of Forty Wltchee were
much dlagrun led. They routdnt figure
what Halloween was for unless It wae to
mbko chills iieicolate through the verteert
and superstitious r.hlers travel aenna
shoulder blades. Hut Old King Hallurrsea.
whose word Is law In the Hobgoblin World,
told them they must 'lay elf' the piarety
superstl lous stuff this year and get ta m
tho humane movement, which In seme way
or another haa made Its Influence feK where ,
the spooks live. ,
SOMU FONMAKKHS
Tho witches have arranged that ta t
knowledge will be forthcoming by the "test .
or the three dhthes." It Is done like this:
Take three saucers and In one place clear
water; In a second, soapy water; the third
la left empty. One by one the men an4
maidens ore blindfolded nnd led to the
dishes. The one who dips Into the eter
water with the left forenngsr will have as a
life companion a young and handsome man .
or woman, as tho case may be; It Into the
soapy water a widow or widower; It he
touches the empty, sad to say, single Bteeeed
ness will bo his lot. Sometimes the saucer
story Is varied by 'placing water wine and
vinegar In the dishes, denoting a peaceful'
life, a rich and eventful career or one ot
poverty.
The black-cat brigade has Invented the
"chestnut test" for the enjoyment ot Phila
delphia young people this Halloween. Each
man and maid places a chestnut aide hy side
In the fire to roast It one hisses and ',
steams It Indicates a fretful temper In the '
owner; tt both behave In this manner, rt
augurs strife. If one or both pop away, R
means separation, but If both are burned to
ashes sldo by stdo It foretells a tone life of
happiness.
It no man Is at hand the girl places three
nuts tn the fire, two of which aro naaned
after high favorites and the third being
herself. It one jumps and cracks, this
means he Is unfaithful ; tho one that burn
steadily loves you, and It one burns out at
your side then that Is Mr. lllght Man.
"nonniNa fop. appes"
The old Halloween game of' "bobbins; :
for apples" promises to be much In -vogue
this year. A number ot stemless apples are
placed In n tubful of water. The player
kneel beside tho tub with their hands tied
behind them, and try to draw out the ap
ples with their tcejth Good fortune awaits
those who succeed.
The raisin race Is another popular Hal-.
loween stunt A ralstn Is strung In the
middle ot a thread nbout a yard long and
two! persons take each end of the string
lit his or her mouth- V(hoever, by chewing
tho string, reaches tho raisin first will be
the flrat to be wedded.
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For
Wedding Gifts
Platters
Covered Dishes
Trays
Tea Sets
Pierced Bowls
Bon Bon Dishes
Calce Baslcets
Vases
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1212 Chestnut Street
,
Bake Bread
at Home
Costs Less and
a
Tastes Better
You can bake bread at homein your
gas range easily and economically."
0
This and next week we ar&conducting
two interesting Bread Baking Demonstr- , .
tions one at the Pure Food Show, Hbr-''
ticultural Hall (Broarj below Lqcm.T
Street) , and another in the yntii&f oi our
Main Store,, corner of Brcd and Arch
Streets.
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