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EVENING I'TJBLIC LEDQER-PHILADELPHIA SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1919
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The Mystery of the Red Flame
Copyrltlit, mill, by the rare Co.
Ceprrltrht, MM. by Kvenlna- PuMtc Ledser
THIS 8TAIITM TIIH HTOItY
Hugh (inrlmnl. of the Utiltoil
States customs scrvlro, Is nnslRnnl
to tliwovcr Hip vv he'renlimits of a red
diamond SnnicRlccl into the country
on the Ntcainsliln Dom IVdro, lie
ncccptH 11 position uk nsslstnnt to
Colonel Wlinrtmif n collector of an
tiques nml roius. In the colonel's
, house he meets Dorn Vlinrtoti, hU
niece, nnd .lilies .fnciiiiette nnd Vic
tor .Tnjne, guests. A visit from
Doctor' Henderson, n liriithljnr, starts
conversntlnn nliout dlnninncls, nnd
the colonel displays the Xtnr of the
South, the jewel for which (iiirlnnd Is
huntlnc, (inrlnnd has renson to be
lieve the dlnmond wns stolen before
It wns RimiKKled. Ilromlej Ilarncs,
Garland's chief, nrrcstx .Ioliiioii,
stcvvnnl on the Dom IVdro. nnd Unit
ley (tlnz'er, n dlnmond denier.
Among (Ihuler's effectH the) discover
a numher of SKK) hills which lire
Identified ns linvltift been drawn from
the ban!; Ii the colone'.
AM) IIKItn IT CONTINTKS
"7TUIAT note," he sulci impressively.
"is one of the bills whii h wns drawn
from the Imtil; In Connel Wliiiitim.
Query, How did It come into the pus-
session of this diamond dealer?"
'( o'nnel Wharton was a purchasir ular key.
of curios of ill kinds." I ventured "We're hning a hundred keys
"Yes." agreed the veteran, "but i , nude." he lone'mlid. "and we inn fur
that will not do us un explanation in I nish otir men with the-(. keys."
this ense. 1 lime my own theory, but ;,,'i, l,,,,,,.,! t the old mail with un-
ill let it simmer In my lirnlii lor
While. '
As he tnlUed he began suiting
articles lhat lay on the desk,
turned to mi :
'"
1''"
"Thnt bank note was one bit of evl
dence. Now look nnd see if you can
find nnvthiii'.' e'si tint might ftfnlsh n
Clus to the case we have in hand."
I looked for sniuc tini' and
then
pointed to the smiill latch key
"That looks as if It mieht tinlocl,
the mvstery "
He lniighed
"You have nil m the i hamcti nstlis
of a good detective. T thought tin
same tiling, but si fur I haven't bei n
able to do niiv thing with it. My theory
Is that this is the key of a room win re
Glazier hns hidden some of his seirets.
Query: Where is the room?"
"Have you looked anywhere':"
"We've examined nil ot the room-.
In his shop without result. This kev
must unlock -nine door in another pint
of the city My theory ii. that it is a
vacant house that is to suyun unoc
cupied houv Hut there an a thou
sand such hoiisiM in this city and 1
wouldn't know win re to start. Iie
Ides. even if I did. when could we ivei
complete such a tii'ls?"
While he talked 1 hud the key in mv
hand and was examining it and
thinking. Presently an idea came into
rny head anil it tilled me with joy. I
turned to Knrncs
"You couldn't do it alone, of course.
But why not iret tin nssistiinci. of eh..
xity police Clilef Kelly's a good scout i
He,'d lend you n hundred of his nun
.for a day."
Barnes stared at me.
"Hundred iiiiii with nm key Hugh, i
yon must hnvc bean drinking."
"No," 1 retorted. "1 mean a hun
dred men with a hundred keys."
He stared at me.
"(live ine that key." 1 said, "and in I
sn hour I'll have n bundled diiplicntis
made for you "
He Iiancd over and gave ine a cordial
alap on the back.
"By Jove," lie uriid. "I'll have to
hand it to you, boy. You have some '
Stray mnttci in that head of yours. The
thing's sit obviously simple that it never I
occurred to me."
Ten minutes inter the key luid been
left with u locksmith with instructions
to' make tlie IMI dup ieate . .Vile '
that we prix euled to the office of the J
chief of police. Kelly, the czar of the
DREAMLAND
ni.
''OO-LA'LA,
(Peggy in taken to nini hy On-la-M,
a yoiina magician. Thire thru
meet Itamila.Km, un tild Hindu magi
cian, tcho is vtuel to Hhccla, u litflc
fcroirn girl. Oo-ta-lu ii a wide
awake dream reirah that Hheeba ha
been stolen from her palace home.)
Itamd.t-Kin's Magic
AO-LA-I,A'S ees were gazing
far
awa
and he seemed to be still '
in his vvide-nvviike dream.
"I see the child -stealer fleeing, tlee
ing, ever Hei-ing with poor little Lucia.
I Bee the lordl.v ruler sennliing, search
ing, ever searching for ills lost daugh
ter," murmured Oo-ln-lu. "The chlld
Ktealer is sl.v nnd evil, but the sennli
ing father is wise und patient. He will
find her! Mcthiukis 1 see him coming
now in the distance." On-la-Ia raised
his arm and pointed straight nhend In
the direction of the faraway look in
his eyes. Peggy rind Slieebn nnd Knm-da-Kin
turned in that direction, ami
what thej, saw there caused them to
cry out in surprise.
In the distance wus a cloud of dust
sweeping slowl townrd them. Amid
the dust the could see towering ele
phants bearing glittering hondaluC
"A circus parade!' exclaimed l'egg.v.
"My daddy! Daddy!" screamed
Sheeba, jumping to her feet
"Ah! Ah!" cried Hnuldii-Kin. garlmr
h ii t li. i rnnn utii tt.m .ir, mt.t . .. ,
yumc uui in ins riiru nun u jiiiuii nml
looked nt the elephants with nu7zlcd
amazement.
"Gcpvvhllllrlteri! AVlinfh this?" he 1
exclaimed in a voice that made IVrk.v
whirl around and look at him in nt.ton- '
i3lrment. ".limmin.v crickets, 1 wail
only hluffinc. but I'll bet mj bluff is'
coming true."
Peggy seized Oo-Ia-lu b.v the hand
"I, too, nm a sreat innKician," she i
lilssed in his ear. "I can chniiRe the
DOROTHY DARNIT-
wni ii-iiui ii mi- uiumi iiiiik luiuniii, ine ueatnig ui drums anil the clash1""'"17 eiounieu ner iniegrit. .vi soc
Kvcn Oo-la-la seemed startled. II(-of i-jmbnN drew tlieir attention to the ond thought wns how I could utllie tills
s j rriAMA look- I IPo f i IIL - " If i 11 I lisjr-i i - Wc k
V DANGER THINKS s " , irCTlrf Ul I RPAV P 1 "r
I . HES A WINDOW T ffl&j. ff5 J 9 OCLtlilXln i5CO "
t K CLEANER J t J. L tfSSS f HtS Trr-' , (r r ) iTri'iiiii&
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local force, sat at n desk In n"Toom
filled with tobacco smoke. Ho recog
nized linmes thiouuh the lm?c.
"Hello," he cried, "in trouble?"
The old man smiled grimly.
"That's n fine way to greet nil old
friend," he retorted.
Kelly laughed.
l nil fcllnuu nrn nil flit, cuinn nit
i Intnbast the remlnr tinllco nnd ci us n
Hunch of boohs, but when jou get n nut
jou can t crack, jou bring it lure. Jvnw
own up Isn't that the truth?"
The blue eyes of the veteran investi
gator dnnctd merrily
i "Hell, its not exactly that way,
, but "
'Hut you've come here to nsl; m
help," Interrupted the chief.
1 "Yes," confessed Itm lies, "webnvc."
i Thnt put Kellv in excellent humor.
! lie pulled out a box of cigars and In
slstcd upon inch of lis taking one before
i lie would tall business After they had
1 been lighted nnd the smoke in the loom
I had become more dense he exclaimed :
"Now fire away I'm at jour
service nnd I'll go the limit "
Tl.irnrs put the case to him in a verv
I few words, lie explained all that ha 1
hn done and sa'd that it was e-
I fomclv lin'ni'-tnnt thnt he slion
rind
the house with a doot thnt had u
ntcii
which muld be onene 1 with this parti
ii.lUn - nli.ei1 mlnilrntlnn.
"ni " In. .nl.t CtunlK "Mil, I.1.1
i business Is u new stunt to me. I've
l never heard of pulling off anything like
thnt before
Hut inn vou In In us?"
"You bit wi can This town Is di
vided into tlftv pn'ltn districts nnd I'll
nut two men in eni h distiiit on the
i ease at once. They ''1 tackle all the un
nccimiiil houses. 'I Inn know 'un all
light And after that, if nicessiiry.
thev'll trv ivcm door of every house in I
this b'oonnn' town
"If vou do a thing do it light I
That's my motto And we'll get lesults,
loi jou or I'll int mv shiit."
In ,i little ovei an hum the keys had
been nrule nnd ileliveied In the iire
prcssiM Kellv He got into telephonic '
lominuni atioii with each ot tlie ilis
i triits and bv sundown lhat evening the
keys had bun ile'ivcred Hurnes w
nlenv d when n I of the on pntutinns had
I been condiub-d nnd so was I. We felt
I so well satislieil with mil selves that vu f
i went to sic a musical lomedy Hint
' n'sl.t. , , , , '
I "All woik and no plnv makes Jnrk
1 ii dull bov." niiotiil the veteian. "We
need the 'relaxation and it inav help to
brush the mbwebs out of our bends.
Wc readied the offne blight and
cnilv the next morning, and tried to
picie togetlur the vniious odds ami
roils of tin. en so It must have been
10 o'clock when the telephone ling nml I
,1... .1 1. ., r.e 'I.1..F T.i.ll, unu
i nc in.-, i) Mm,- ui . iM.-i .s. .... -
lienril at Hie otliei einl or ine xvirc. i
'""",,' ", .. "'V,-.
lght. old fellow, he cnllni
"e've located he house
us an ri
to Hal lies.
vou want It's at tlie verv ulge of the
cltj line, at the beginning of the Ilur- '
lington pike. Hammond, one of mv ,
best men. is there now. and he'll wait
until you come and turn, the business
over to jou "
Haines was profuse in his thanks nml
in n few minutes wc were in an nuto- ,
mobile and on our way to the suspected I
house Cuiiouslv enough it xvas on th
way to Hidgewater and nbout hnlf way
to that place Tlie stiuituie proved
to be an old-fashioned dwelling which
looked ns if it might have been onc
the home of u wealthy ninu. It had a
terraied front nnd the yard was over
grown with weeds and glass. It was
built on Colonial lines with a quaint
front door and green shutters. There
wus an iron knocker on tlie door and the
thing breathed tlie atmosphere of 177U.
Hut the whole business wns rapidly go
ing into n state of ileay. The paint
ADVENTURES
Di)V
the Magician"
An. nP !..,... .!.! T ..... .. 1.I..1
iiwuy that cute black mustache and I i
mn change .vou fvom ' Oo-la-ln, the!,,'T; 4u . ,-
Hindu ina.iiian. into a jollj American nn vi?. tn5" mysterious letter whiih
boj. Hill Ililgmm, jou're smuit, bui .a. A ato," h,a' "'"'ived on the
vou can't fool me." i night the folonel bad first exhibited
"Hush!" whispered Oo-la-la. "This
in India. Dangers lire around us. Uo-lu-ln,
the might magician, can keep
us wife with his magic, liiliv Helgiuin
vvould be nnlv n helpless bo " Uo-Ia
iu gave her li.mil a squeeze and Iool.nl
nroiind to see if Hnmdu-Kiu were lis
tening. Hut Ilnmda-Kiu was gone.
There wasn't a sign of him an where.
"He bus been enrried uwav by his
own mnric." cilcd I'egg. Hheeba clap
ped her hands jo.v oiisl.
"Oh, ni dream is true," she shouted.
"I nm free mid I'll never have to do
thnt awful sword and basket trick
agaiu."
"Don't be too sure," warned Oo-la-la.
"Hamda-Kin maj be plotting some
evil. We'd better find him."
Oo-ln-In epiiekly searched the grove,
leaving Sheeba beside the well. Sud-di-nl
a scream caused them to turn
around. Hheeba wns gone. She ha)
vanished as complete as Kamiln-Kin.
Tins is more ot
Hamda-Kin's
magic, crieil legg.v.
"Magic or no iniieic. wc must rescue
her from his cruel clutches," declared
fin. in. in
nl it m . .. - II
cnrnviin. it wan verv near. I
"We'd better hide," cried Oo-In-la I
"If tliis Is call Sluebn's father com-
ine to seek her. he will In- it-rv nnirrr
to learn how we let Knindn-Kin cnirv ,1
her avvay a second time."
Sa.vlnL' this Oo-la-ln bonsteil Pei-v I
out of night in u palm tree nnd cllmbeil i
up after In r. !
(What happened then trill be told
in nest irecfc'a story.) '
-Safe at First
Peeling off the door and the shut
, .V , 1,1 ,,.,,
and te place lokcd ns it It had
been iibnnr,
onccl for many years.
d Ilamiiinnd stninlliig on the
We found
front porch smiling blnnilly and holding
the magic latch-key in his linnil.
' "The boss," be said, "told me to
gle you this key and to take n day oft
lor my pains.
"Von ve earned it,"
Ilnrnes, "Here, stick this
jenns."
lie slipped n gold piece
hand of the dellclitcil officer.
udmittc
in J on
into the
,
who went
his way, bowing ami si raping as if h
bail icccivecl u ilecouitloli Horn u so -eielgu.
v e lost no time in going through the
house nnd what we found theie more
tint ii fulfilled our wildest cxpi editions.
It had been used as n storehouse, nnd
it was almost tilled with sl.ks, velvets
anil oinei expensive goons iniit nun
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wns
ters
lireil slIIIIKglcll iroill uuiuuil. imiuni imi-l.v ina llp Woui write such a let
with his exiierienced eves, rccoenleil Iter in oriloi- t 1, ,.., n... ii ,..i .i...
many of the ai tides, and was nblc to
any in uenee with the Dig tellows at
the fiont."
"How about the lied Diamond?" I
asked.
"I don't know let's look for it "
We siient three so' Id hours in going
through everv nook and corner of the
house of u bundled keys foi that is
what Humes persisted in ta ling it
but we vveie unable to find the slight
est tiace of the missing diamond.
The .Myslirious Letter
ri:ronn e left th
neighboihood of
i- II;
I'oinmuiiicnted with Collei lor l'leml and
ariangeil to hnve it watdied dnv and
night He was in high spulis and iu
sistid iijion cnllliig me tin hero of the
house of n hundied kevs. a title which
I tiindt-stlv diM-'niinid. Hotli ot us
weie disappointed nt not limliiig the
diamond, but we felt the disiove-v of
the house had somehow bioiiglit Us
iicirei tn the cliuinv of the mlvi'iitn e
When we lenehed the olhcc n icd
haired inissrngei bov was waitinc for
me lie i nine fiom Iled'ewnter House
ns the bearer of n confi'leutial message
from the linneitiirb.ible Hn'igood. de-
teetive and tihi'osopher. In Ibis com-
liuiiu -at ion lie iissuied me that be had
watched the house and its inmates with
the faitlifu'iioss of n dumb In ast, thnt
lie could give o dctni'ed reno-t of the
movements of everv member of the
household. Including Ihe number of
cigniettes smoked bv Titles .Tnequette.
As the net reMi't of n'l this tlie mil.
thing he had to renoit was the finding
of u letter caiclesslv drooped bv ""iss
Wharton the sub letter being duly
inc'osid and mn.ui "i'vi,p jf v." m
! the case of (he Ited Diamond.
It nppearid Unit Dora had gone out
... ' '.
ruling the iilteinooii
lietore tin en
If""!! the automobile sbe onenec
immli.ig tn get some small aiticle
, th0 confusion of n aching for vn
t(.ri1(, t, ntomn,ii
sile opened her
e. In
ng for various
personal possessions she had iinknow -ingly
dropped the lrtter, Ilapgood,
fiom his post of observation near the
cntrnme. had seen Ihe bit of pnpei
"iittcrln.. to the ground nnd nt the
first i lortunitv thereafter, like a
faithfu deteitive. lmd nifkid it up
and, later, sent it to me.
Mv first imniilse was to become nn-
grv nt Ilapgood for lii ni (-sumption.
but on second thought I ren'is-ed that
lie had done vvhnt he regnided ns hii
duly. Doiu, in his e.ves, wus simplv
one persun in tlie little dnimu mid
not entitled to nn.v moie eonsiderntion
than uiiv of the other ehnruelers in the
plnv. The intlosuie vviii u single sheet
of nnner. on vvhieh the following was
written in lend peneil :
"The custom detectives kiiov,- thnt
the Red Diamond hns been placed in
the mfe. TAev expect to go after il
tiiinght nnd if tliev find it your uncle
vwll lie arresti d us n smiigg'er nnd us
M'eh vvi'l be liable to u heavv fine and
imprisonment besides. It lists with
vou to save him from this disgince.
This warning is from n friend who
iv mild spnre him fiom the linneccsMir.v
euiumii.v.
I gasped with surprise when I rcntl !
this
leinmkab'e i-oniiniin-ciitiim nml
then
i gnve u sliout of lov. Tts .!.
ni nm e und its impoitmice were self
mi- in:ii iiunionn. it was tie corn.
i- iiiiiwiiiou vviiicu nan caused Her so
much suffering. It wns wiitten for
a nurpose and it lmd accomplished its
nm pose. I put m.vself in her plnio.
V hut would I have done if I hud been
the girl and bad received such a warn
ing' Fi'led with terror, T should hnve
attempted to save Colonel Wharton nt
any cost.
It was that feeling which had
prompted the girl to arise in the middle
of the night and to remove the dia
mond from the safe.
'ov and grief struggled lor the
mnster.v as these thoughts rushed
through my mind. I was filled with
delight at the realization of the fact
that Dora Wharton was as innocent
of wrongdoing as an unborn'babe. I
was filled with onguish nt mvself for
having, even in thought, consideied her
capable of an thing that was not hon
est and straightforward.
Hut the lo.valty of a woman to thns
H,lie ,,nes kn no limit and it was
cue Knowledge oi mnr. trait which had
crowned mv mind with misgivings.
Jiy nrst impulse wns to rusb to Dora
nuiiiu mi: vi-ssi-i ii inn nii-ii hmv " i iiheiy, h lie wanted the 1 1 ninnnil
been brought to this country. .that he would ui,it ",,lt. mrp f,T-'
"Tlrts is one of the biggest hauls I've nl.I.. opp,tnity "or ge ting it" I
ever made in my profevsal caieer, thought of Vbtor .Tavne the detestable
he said, "and (ven if nothing else ionics Victor .Tavne who hud i,lI73
of it we'll make n big hit with the de- hi,.alllatn.r mo befo ,. gl T ov,
paitn.cnt. My bov , you deserve m oino- I,. ,voull, ,, , ij ,,,,". b,t
Hon for IhU. nml miii II L'et it if I have If ,. .. .7i,p....it '. " . .njun mm, uul
---. - -- T . "... ' ..-i iiiiiiriiir i sf.n iiivi tlm ,1
and abjectly beg her foigiveuess forf,om tlle fantastic to the cold, strong
I . 1 . , 1 J. I 1 I - i i.
letier in neiping 10 soive the mvsterv
which bung over Hedgewater House
nrid w-hlch threatened to destroy the
linnniness of so man innocent nersnns
folded the letter carcfull and placed v
it In my wnllot and endeavored to look I v
the factH in the face
What had Dnr.t clone with the Ued
Diamond and where was it nt this mo
ment.' ine nnswer to tlicse two ciues-
tions mignt suve me much work and
worry. Hut even if she knew would
she be willing to give me the Infor
. ..i, ,, fc'.t ine mu limn
nmtloii? She illslll...,! i... i,a ,1linit, .1
iine-nic, kI! seemed o hate me. I
tiled to face the situation honestly.!
yiint had happened to change this state
u niinirsj i nail learned that she was
duped by an anonymous letter, that she
wmi removed tlic- Ited Diamond from
o onel lint ton's safe, nnd flint Inter
had piobably been stolen from her by
me other person. ,1 was unturnll rte-
'fne other iiersou. ,1 was urn
ighted to Icniii thnt Doio,
so fur us
Known, was iroliilnuM I,, ii ni,.. m.
, ' n'""ii"l III L. .1-11114 VI I' I, .' ,
mind was paitlally relieved. Hut would
nnr. inct cnuse her to change hei feel
ings townrd me? I fenrcd not.
Hie next ipiestion to consider was
the identity of the person who had sent
tier the nnonymoiis letter. I went over
the list of persons who would be llkilv
to do such a thing. Could it lie Jules
uiiniiiciie: 1 was vv ne to believe
. t 7 l. mill
mijuiiiig ntrninst the man, but was it
dlnmond from the safe? Was it not
Knn
penrnnce of the diamond muld lie made
iu uui-i-i. inj stunning m tin, house, j
wns sin,, tnnt he would not halt at anv
cume to advance Ids own Interests, but
how would it help him t have the dia
mond removed from the safe? Not at
ai unless he intendid stinllnir It. nml
tlie obvious distress ot both Jnviio and
.lau.udfeovertiurdis ,, ni Jif "tSo
Kern satisfied me that tlu-v wee not e
sendeisof the warning note.
i, , .1 "",."'" ""'" xv no mignt linve
been the mitlior of im nnnnt .,., .......
' int I..F, , i ... .
miinicntlon. It wns tlie man behind the
,.'!.V,"n,ii' '"'''"i. Un'
........,,.,,. ,,,, iiHuiev tiinier
He was ohvioiislj seeking th
ii; was olnioiislj seeking the dla -
mom. He must have be n Li J
tlimiiBh the window tlat nigh , h, ?
wns placed In the safe. What .101.
like), tlinu that he should resort to some
use to pievent it from being kept In
th burglar-nroof ti'nc.V As T ii.,.i..
over this I pulled the letter out of
mv wallet inn lookul at it again It
was written in u srraw'ing hand, nnd
yet the win ding of the epistle suggested
nn educated man. At least it wns not
in language 01 an illileiate peisnn. Ho-
i prove anything. Jlorc than HUIv It
miics, ine iiiiiiuvvilliiig Use f
.11.1 i
nut oi'-Kiiisrii
HrollllcV Hill nes Wns olnrncod in nl..n.
ing up the iKMiinulatiou ofvvoik on 1
his desk. He liuished. ami as ni lit a'
fresh stogie 1 p.isseiUiim tlie letter.
EXHIBIT OF WA TER COLORS
IN ACADEMY HAS BIG RANGE
Will He Viewed Privately Tonight Beguming Monday Doors
Will Be Thrown Open to the Public Minia
tures Among Paintings
The ran mint minimi e-vbihitlon of
water colors and miniatures which will
be viewed nriviite'v ut tlie Academy of
Music tonight mid which vvi'l be oneu
to the public beginning Monday is tlie
most vaiied in both method nnd medium
Hint hns ever hem shown to 'the 1'liilu
nolphia public.
There are 11" miniatures and 7.34
of vvhnt might be teimed "water colors"
for want of n more general term. How
ever, the "water colors" include orig
inal vvorlt in water color, black und
white, pastel, drawings witli pencil,
eiu.vou or pen.
While no one of ihe works indicate
girntness bejond the oidinary, .vet the
exhibition is blessed with the eiirmiiiks
of a wide ferlilitv of invention, n rich
ness of imagination and a refiesli'u-;
freedom of treatment. The Aeademj
walls me treasures of eo'or nnd id i
ot n riuure and interest that extend be-
ond the criticism of the most iuilividunl
of entics. It's n butiber, linker und
n"lle-tioKiiiaKoi- exhibit, with u ilch
ninu
JMJ01 1UUI1, Ut'JJKill lllllll, L11IVL Ill-
nenl
War Prints Arc fSlinwn
Tv n distinct features of the displav
nn the bird prints of Canol H. Tson,
.Fi . nnd the six litlioginplilo plates of
rriiuk lirnugwyn, war prints which are
being shown in America for the first
time
T.vson Is n painter of abilit, who in
his spare moments has been stud ing
biids. For some time he hns been innk-
I ng water colors of feathered songsters,
I lmd an accumulation of them lias bung
mi the walls of his home until friends
some months ago persuaded him to ex
I. bit them. Thirty-one of these water
olors hung in the North transept of the
Aindeui. The biids, cormoiiint, os
pro, ja.vs, finches, petrels, linnets
an active 1 dinwii, nnd the foliage done
with a dceoiutive effect that is a delight
to the cc. It is said that be ond nil
l other bird prints, these of T.vson np-
I preached neatest the early centur.v's
bird piints in richness of color and
feather texture and in the activity and
I happiness of composition.
I The Hrnngvvyn lithogrnphh are epi
sodes of the war, vigoious uud highl
suggestive. It is said thnt in Loudon
I tlie plutes were sold for ?120,000.
Wide Rungs In Klilblts
The other works in the exhibit ran
Diac-K anu vvuiies ui-ini-uub iuii uu
toilers. The funtnsies in flowers by
Charles Demuth : the unusual depar
ture in method as expressed bj Chlltle
Hnssam in his "Itockpoit Qunir.v";
the inimitable etchings of Philadelphia's
work centers by Joseph I'ennell ; the
ngaues, mhtical and tliougiit-stlmu
latinjif Arthur I51. Davies; the war
mea charcoals oi Alice- iveni muii-
;:.7i . m.n..ii..i.i i, .n.i ,
iiuiu, . i iiiiirc.ii. , """" "in.i.u
work in Iruucc; the artistic and in-
formed bit of work by Dorothy lliiu -
ter Drum; the dainties of Jesse Wil-
By GEORGE BARTON
Author of "The World' Greatest Militaru
Spies and Secret Service Agents"
, , iiiu n 11 ut-sii (ill CH CV1
..... .
"Here's n fresh bit of evidence' sent
,u '" ,rT """00 ' . x "'
''o rend it through hastily
d.
and then
rcrend It with great care. After that
he rubbed his chin leflrctlvely and
gar.ed Into snnce.
"This is good stuff," he said, linr.lly',
"the question Is, who sent It to the
Klrl?" s
' Aye," I lepented ironically. "That's
the question."
"What's your guess?"
".My guess is Hartley Olazler."
He pursed up his lips and smolc the
desk xxlth a bang.
"Xot n half bad guess and since
the discovery of the House of u Hundred
Keys I've learned to lespecl jour,
guesses."
I smiled and went through the busi
ness of protesting, but I!nrne.s xvai
thinking thinking deeply. In t little
vvniie lie nros" nnd pointed his linger,
at me dinmntically. '
"I've got it, son we must get u
specimen of tllnzior's handwriting" ,
"Yes," I admitted, "but how?"
"Hut bow," he repented, nodding his
head, "but how?"
A long si'ence followed nnd then tlie
veteran of the foice outlined n scheme.,
It was simple enough nnd lini' the nd-
vnnlnge of having bei n tried be.ore. II
(imposed (o put n stoo' pigeon in the
cell with (Jlazier, and then, under some
''W f.' '""I"? 1 M
?"k 'i'," '""PJP.VlV10?!" " "
for him. 1 bin the hour
stool pigeon
rite a lett"
r lie mrried
lis scheme into ex-ceutioii. Tt xvotk-ed
'ikon charm. The fellow, chniged witli
uriiiiK ana iiisouiiriy coiuimt, was
thrust into the same cell with d'aier
His right hand was bandr.g d. He asked
the diamond den'er to write a note nt
.n Vi V xi 1. v
, , '".",. V "llM "dd'essed to an
Bn'- ImlUidual who was Implored
l '' "'" '"" S,,t,IJlm,",,t of jal1' ,
, ,,,n,,er 'U ,',1,h ,1'" !""",, "Z "
'0oU t.'in.Ut- ','"' "i,len,t '' K1"1'1 l"
donnjthiug to wlu'e nvxav the lime.
It gnve us preciselv what we xvnntenT
a specimen of the iliiimoud dealer's
handwriting. The note, lifter the usual
form of address, said :
"I want you to tome hero ut once
and eel. mo nnf nf iirlsim 11--lu n,i
necessary to tell you that jou will have I
to go my bail. If you do not net
Itlollltttlv I mnv bn siittinied In n 1-f.r.n
illsllio uorlrliollsn. nnd llmt is s,itiinllii
1 cannot contemplate with equanimity."
fCONTINTIID MONDAY)
cox Smith; the loinlity pictures by
Thornton OiUc.v; Aigonnc fighting b.v
Cieorge Harding all thise are examples
thnt touch the antipodes of method
from the most sophisticated und modern
of Davies to the. fine-stiong, Jct con
servative poituiits b.v r. Walter Tn
lor. The exhibit extends from Monday to
December 1-1. inclusive. The prices to
be nwmded this .vear include tlie Phil
ndelphin water color prie of SUOO to
tlie American artist or resident foreign
nitist showing the stiongest water coloi
or group of wal r colors in the exhi
bit; the Clinrlis W. Heck, Jr., j')ri?(.
' SKMI for the best woik lepiodiircd
in color for the pin pose of publication
and tlie Dana water color medal for the
uesi in uonincss, siuiplicit und fiunk-
ness. in n water color.
Tlie jury of selection and award
'comprises Aithur It. Curbs, Charles
De ninth. John .1. Dull, William V.
f!rii, l' Walter Ta.vlor nnd M. W.
Zimmerman. The hanging committee
includes V. Walter Tnlor und JI, W.
I Zimmermnn. Clement Ii. New bold is
chairman of the Acndem's committee
on exhibition.
GRADUATE 13 NURSES
Medlco-Chlrurglcal Hospital Holds
Annual Exercises
The annual graduating oxen ices of I
llii Iw.pit.il8 o the Grailuutp School of
.Medicine of the Uuiversitj of Peuusjl-j
vnniu were held Inst night in the elm-
icil niniihithentre of the Medico-Chir-urgieu'
College. Tlie nurses Rraclunling '
r'-iircsi'iieeu mc .vieuicn-i.ni nml I'cilv
clinii' Ilnsnltnl. Colonel Ildvvard Jln'r
tiu, romniNsioner of health for the
frtnte of lVnnsjlvauia, delivered the ad
dress,. Thirteen nurses received tlieir di
plomas ni follows: Clair Kclley, Alice
M. Oilinore, Klla G. Atteiberg. Snra 13.
De-Witt, Mnrgaretloy, Anna T. Camp
bell, Mario Wingfielcl, Mnrgnrc t W.
Ilott, Anna H. Itnrrett. Pearl A.
(irove, Kiisan J. Knglish, Margaret 13.
Currun nnd CluSlotte 13. Gillett.
ECLIPSE OF MOON SEEN
Clouds Part to Show Luna in Earth's
Shadow
Clouds hrenking frequently for short
intervals last nigrjt peimitted vievvH of
a partial eclipse of the iuooti. The
eclipse, caused by the moon passing
tluough the edge of the earth'n shadow,
lifted from ." :.18 to 7 :2fl p. m.
Conditions will be reversed November
! .. 1 ..nM,Inl ..tt,.x C ,1.-
".;. ""h" i"i" 'yy i i sun
win taltc place. It will begin at 7::i!
a. m. nnd last until 10:i;4 n. m., and
will be visible in a large part of the
country
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.11100 Rents.
nt'SSKI.I, II CONVVEI.I,. worlrt-fnmpa
jeeturpr nnd preacher, nrenchea everv
Sunilny mornlns (111 no) and evening (7.10).
1 ersona wish nn to secure resulnr sHUnns
limy npnly In the buslnese. oftlce of the
IVmpie or phone Dlnmond n.17
HJhlo hchool, a 30 ii in. ilnrlon I.iurent.
or Chlcnito. will midress ut resulnr nes-
pion.
The Illble Union, a Fellowship CIafs for
.Men nnd Women, Invite nil utrnniters
B"ek nir n Hundny school homo to meet
with them.
Annn Hhnw Memorial Service !3unclay
tilght nt 7 .10
Ktlilnil Culture
uiJOAI) ST. TlllU'llti:. Sunday
..... rtiireo v .Mnrnn
"Are Thcra BIcnH ot .Monil rroeTPus'"
1 rtpniln
llli; (II.l) VIICKIHN JILiniMI 11(11 .si;, situ
ated on Montrfomory plkt Mi-rlon, In open
lor services cverj 1'IibI iln (Sunday)
mornlnK, at 11 o'clock Ie wns built H-SJ.
Here W.lllam Pcnn womhlt-ed Ono of the i
uiucbc, most nmiorieai rnunn cdincex in
this country Cordial Invitation cxtenckd
to visitors
3lf lliodlwt rplweoiml
(XIAN .M. K. (IIUKCII
l.ltli and Itocklaml sts
Hev William Hints of Ames la . recently
returned fiom Trance vhere he served
with tho marines In the Kirst ind Second
Divisions, will preach at the morning and
ewnlng service
New Thnueht
Till; 'llllllll AM) riN.M, New Thoucht
Lecture by Al.AN IlAIHHfN will bo Blven
Kundiis. 8 i m.. at the tlralid )"raternlty
Kulldlntr 1 1211 Arch. t
.Subjwt 'TAITIt 'AND MASTKUV "
MR LCROV llAWOnv will play tho
Sonata. Op. 113. by hCIIUIinilT.
Address all communlc.itlims to Alan Rith.
bun (1(1 West 401 p St. New York
I'resbterlan
HKCONI) I'KK.sm ri.Kl N I'lIUnclt
Rev AI.KXANUKU
Minister
MacCOLL. D. D ,
Dr MacCOLL vv lil preach
o'clock.
at 11 and S
Kvenlns subject: "Fome Tulvarks of
,,, . 'to of Confusion and He- '
wllderment."
-vice at 7 10 n m by tho
chorus-choir under tho direction of N
Lindsay Nordili. and assisted hy 'ln
cciit I'linelll. harpltt. und Krederlc Cook,
violinist, ot the Philadelphia Orchestra
Ort-an. harp and violin trios "Ihe
Snan," alnt-8iens "Chanson Plain
tie, Ljnarskl, "Invocation," Canue
Anthems "In the Iinl TJ-t- M
Rejoice." llalaklreff "Thy Lovely Dwell
,u A " '7! V ' "'leoff, "Helio.d
the Dale Come," Woodward,
lints soio "Hide Not Thou Thy Pace,"
I ichir
Fundaj School and Women's Illblo Class I
ut 111 o'clock.
Min's Porum In the Parish House at 10
o clock siaff Captain William Halpln, -I
of the" .Salvation Army, will speak The I
subject for ditcusslon wll be "How to I
.V.'1'., 2e Church Attractive to Men '
VISITORS ALWAYS WBI.ro.Vin
,.! 1W-,,'K " ,st" nni1 Alcli.
DR MACARTNEY will commence tomor
row evening, nt 8 n clock, a course nf
beimons on "The rive Clreat Themes nf
Christian
Iheplosy Ills subject tomor-
row will Ia,
lour Soul " 'lhn other suli
November'10, 'Your C.od"
"Your sins", November 30,
; December 0, "Your Llfo
Jects follow
November I'.'I,
Your C hrlst1
Hcipifter "
At III -n tomorrow
Tlr f n rn nan wm ID
preach the tecond Sermon In a wrlcs on
-.' Tpmptntlon ot Jpmn "
hii; iii:tiii.i:iii:m ikksii, ciiimcii
liroad and Diamond sts
IVY. WILLIAM L McCOItMICK. Pastor.
10 30 a m. Moraine Worship.
Hubject of sermon "A Victorious Church"
'J Jfi i in Habbath School.
0 lip m. Younc People's Stoo, of C n
7;4B p in. Sons wrvlce arnt sermon.
Rubject "Judgment Iaj "
fiervlces beirln promptly Come early.
llvervbody welcome
I'rele tiint Kplseopal
hT. jmi:s's ciiimcii
Walnut and 21M sis.
Rev JOHN MOCKRinaC. D. t . Rector
feunday. 8 n m Holy rommunlon, 11
a m Mornlnc Prayer, with Sermon bv
the Rector. Ip m , Choral Kvenwnit, ad
dress by Mr. Sidney T Cooke, followed by
Organ Recital plajed by H Wesle Sears
Weekday services In tho Chapel: Mornlnc
Prnser daily at t) Holy Communion
Tuesday. 7 30 a. m . Thursday, 10 a. m
Strangers alums welcome.
Unltarlun
riltST UNITARIAN CIIUUClI
125 Chestnut st
Ilev FRBIJBR1CK R. GRIFFIN', Minister
U a. m Mr. Orlffln will preach e
hubject "Ihe Realization of Democracy
Throush Liberty and Law" .atjr
UJ5-LTAItIAN MICI15TV OF (IKRM.WrOH.N
Chelten HVe and (Ireene t
Rev ROOER S FOUIIL'S. Minister.
. i,n m r-"Moses and Maturity."
All are Invited
ouni; Glen's Chrlnllan Association
SUMIW AT C'KNTItvY;
LU1I1IV 3 P. M
DroiMn Biblo Class.
Topic "A (iod Who Loves."
hpeiku' Mr. Oeorce II. Strejiker.
AUDITORIUM (second floor) IP. M.
Service Meetinir
' A Cull to Praser. "
Speaker- Rev Linn Ron man.
Pastor fifprlng Garden Ht M K. Church
Musical proaram eirchestra and oritan.
Mr. J. Henry Ebrey baritone soloist.
LOHHY 5 P. M. "'""""
D'scussion Clroup
Tonic "Tho Class-ConBclousness Move
ment " ---
Leader XV. O Kaston.
LOBRV 7 15 P. it.
Evening Hon faervlce
Hlne ur favorite hymn with us.
The orluln and history of a famous hymn
ctven.
i.onnv S P. M.
Forum for men and women
Topic "Dominant Toroea in Russia "
Speaker Charles K. Ileaury.
Commissioner of the Amer can Red Cross.
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nuicIIIIUia .Mat Iallyat2.i:Ss.U:454l)
"AKRY IIOUD1NI In
"TUB GRIM C1AME '
APOI I O 52D 'THOMPSON STS
Tv,r,,. MATIN EC DAILY
..,S.n'.T',A:11 PARNI'.M In
ARCADIA CIIKSTN'UT Ilelow
mTC-,. 10A M to HUB P.
i.,J!UVAJ,T WAKHRURN In
"WHY .SMITH LEIT IIOMP"
HIT1I
M.
BLUERFRD BIlOAD S1REBT AND
niVIDltU KUSOUEHANNA AVE
..n.,AVIArB ni'ID I"
TlIK LOTTBIIV MAN"
BROADWAY "Toi".'
MIRIAM COOPEIl'ln
l- AiNUKLiIM;"
CAPITOT '" MAllKKT STREET
hl A 5r TO 11:13 I". M
JOHN RARRYMnRE in
"RAFFLES"
CO ONTAI Gln- Maplevvood Aves.
.CONf-TANCE TALMAIMll! 'n
"A TEMPERMENTAI, WirE"
FMPRF MAIN fcT' MANAYIINX
1-.IVI1 IUDO MATINEE DAILY
OEnnriE RERAN In
"HISARTh' Ol" MEN"
FAIRMOUNT MSAMi&
HARRY T MOHIiY In
"IN HONOR'S WEB"
FA Mil Y THEATRE 1311 Market St.
, l n A. M. to Midnight.
HEISUE 1IAYAKAWA In
"THE DRAGON PAINTER"
lrYTM T THEATRE Relow Ppruce.
'" "'"'i MATINEE DAILY
n???.'.?. UARRISCALE "HER PURCHASE
PRICE" "TRAIL OF THE OCTOPUS'
FRANkTI IM third & fitzwater
i unnrvL.in organ music
MRS CHARLES CHAPLIN In
"FORH1DDEN
GREAT NORTHERN Wffifgi
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"TUB PERFECT I.OVFR"
IMPFRIAI ooth & walnut bts.
CONAANCE TALMADOE Ii
"A TEMPERAMENTAL WIFE"
I FAHPR 4,ST I.AN"""1"'" ve
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i IRFRTY I'ltOAD & COT.UMRIA AV.
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HILLIH UURKE In
lVinDFI 42a SOUTH ST. Orchestra.
IVlV-'L-'CLi rvnti,!,.. 1 to II
DntlOLAR rTRtlAN'''' In
"HIS MAJESTY THE AMERICAN"
OVERBROOK3J 'SK,
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"ran1 -vfj wxin htaved at itovt:"
B"-" "" ,!
nROAn ;t ai inTrnpii im nwad &
''ockland
D.W. Griffith's
'Broken BJossoms"
I
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Walnut 390 I'lilladelplilri 1
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n,urtcr.n matinee daily
ELSIlS TTEROUSON In
"Witness for the Defense'
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rnaarnser nml Frelrbt Prnlr..
NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL
Carmania Nov. 1 5, Dec.
Ordunn Nov. 1 8, Dec.
Veatris Nov.
19
20
22
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH
CHERBOURC and SOUTHAMPTON
Mauretania Nov. 29, Dec. 23
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH
HAVRE nnd SOUTHAMPTON
Royal George, .j. .Nov. 10, Dec 9
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH
CHERBOURG and LONDON
Coronin Nov. 12, Dec
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH
HAVRE and LONDON
Saxonia Nov. 10, Dee.
13
10
NEW YORK to PIRAEUS
Pnnnonin .Nov. 22
NEW YORK L'DERRY GLASGOW
Columbia Dec (j
PHILADELPHIA to LIVERPOOL
Anglo Chilean Nov. 8
PHILADELPHIA to LONDON
Vennonia , .Nov. 10
VftIia .Nov. 20
PHILADELPHIA-BRISTOL "memth
Copenhagen Nov.,&
fier 16 South
itoo WAr.NtiT ht rtm.'vrn'T rim
State Bank of Philadelphia
Fifth and Bainbridge Sta.
. 7 EAM SHIP TICKETS
s
f.rO 1. AHVICKTHliMKNTS
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lll'.N.I.VVIlN. .IflVBru
' -r .IP
ileceilned l,et(er nf admt. '
...... .. M, ... ,., , ujjnn ine estate or
ilenjamln Jones, Jr . deceased hav'mr been
Branted to riDBI.lTY TRUST COMPANY
nil persons Indebted to the said estate are
requested to nnko pajment. and thos
having claims ncalnwt the same to present
them, without delav.'' at the office of lis
gjM eompany Nos 323-331 Chestnut street.
1 hlladelpnla "
PHJULITY TItUfaT COMPANY.
WM. P. OEST.
Or to It; attorneys. President.
C. .1. HEPBURN.
West End Trust nMir.
JOSni-H 11 TAUlVND.
Stephen Olrard TTIdg.
n A U ." "-". .".on
rjgp i-siAiK or .niiiN n. imyiummi.
...iVr'-Jl""?" lm.ntrv upon
the e.lal. f Tl, M T,l .C ' "r"1-" rv "POn
havln? bVen wanted n PIoKlTY Tmis-T
COMPANY and WILLIAM ALmNnPll
BROWN, all persons Indebted to thefid
(state are, requested to make payment and
those havlmr cli ma ncalnsi ih. ... -. "a
sent them, without cKIayT at the "fnc, Tof
the said company. Nos .-ijk.mi r.Vk..f.t
street. Philadelphia.
lln.lnlnhla ..Mfcu.4to
WM.
T. GE"?T.
President.
(f. e.'.n'.TnV'' ! r""" '"""nentarv unon
the estate of Robert Ct Heyl deceaserl
havlmr been Rranted to FIDRI.ITY T-miVlT
COMPANY and CLARA OROVEHnYL ITl
persons Indebted to tho said estate, are re
quested to make pajimnt, und those having
claims scalnst the same to present them
without delay nt tho office of ihe said corS
Sofphia ' 325"S31 Che"tnut trt. PW1:
' WM. P. GE1T.
President.
n?-,
IMATB (IP N M.I. lie ? n;,,.;
.ie,e.e.it .... "::.. j.v. .:"""
Ihe estate of Balll. ri. .; "deceased0
hav'ns been cranted to TTnLITY TnrTt?
COMPANY, all persons Indebted : to MIS
estate nre requested to mike payment and
those hnvlns claims airalnst thj same to
present them, without delav. at the office
Zt'ree'r. "pad'eTph".'' N"' aiMi ChfSS?
VM. P. OEST.
President.
fP5,
livuimiM' w
I'.MM.l T ...
testamentary upon the estate of Katherln
M. Churchmsn deceased liavtne b,
cranted to riDHLlTY TTItTqT itOMpSnt
and WILI.IAAt H -ciirntriiMAN all nvZ
son Indebted to the slid estate ire rir
quested to make payment, and those havlne
claims airalnst tho same to present them
iiinmu nemv. at ih. n.e . t " - .-i
company Nos
Philadelphia.
325-331 Chestnut
said
street.
WM.
fJS?" J:STAT': OP ClI.MtLUS If. SWAN.
,u .,HcmB.,-1:I''f,terf' testamentary upon
the estate ot Charles H Swan. deceaWed?
htvinB ben uranted to TIDHLITY TRUST
COMPANY and C'lIARLn.S B SWAN aU
persons indehted to the said estate are re
quested to make payment, and those having
claims ntn? Inst the same to present them
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President.
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through tho STANLEY Company of Amer
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of the finest productions. Ask for the theatre
i' your locality obtaining pictures through
tho Stanley Comrany of Amnriro
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