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77ie Mystery of the Red Flame
I'op.vrlglit. HUH. Ii the t'nee i'
CopyrlKhl. lllln, by Kwnlnii Pillilli Luliter
THIS STARTS Till STOKV
Uucli dnrliiiiil. nf the 1 "tilted Ktnti-
ciiMnm service, is nsilRiiotl to ilis-
(-, till' Ulll-ri-llllOIlN III a mm I tlsnt -
I"'im1 niii"'i'i1 utn Hip loiititr) ii
the MonniMilii I om IVihn. lie nc
coptM n iiiltimi iii nstlxtant tit Col
onel Wliiirtoti. n i-iillcetnr nf ntitliii("
mid KPini, ttlm tin t lie .tmii-. (iijr
lanil lin ro.-i-mi to believe the din
mnnil wii" sto'rii licfoi it wi mhiir
plod. "'ininley llnrni". (Inr'nuil'-i
l-liVf. rM-iwts .injill' 'll. -trw "il n-i tin'
Doin l'rilro. mill Hartley Hinder, n
llillllHIIHl (ll'illlT. All llllllliyilllllKIHltl'
wiiriii Horn, iileu- of Colonel Wlinr-
tllll. Of IIP llttl'lllllt to '' in-uli- to
rtenl tin- illniiioml. mill sin- removes It
from tlie Mile. Ainv Smith, n simvuuI.
tells (iiirlimil of Dora's purl of the
trniisiietloii nml of the diniiiiiiiil Inter
lieiiiK stolen liy (tinnier. He ilinppeil
the (linmnliil in his hnste In p't nuiiv
mnl A m. fniinil it nml hnrieil it.
(inrlmnl nml I'mnes linilon to
llrdRownlcr limine. Vilieio Colonel
"vVlutrloii ileuoiiiiies .In.vne. .Iniiini'tti-din-overs
where Amj Smith b-irird
the stone, mill derinrlps with it.
M) IIKIU
it eoNTiNi i:s
Blirolli: we liad time In recover from
our chntiriu and illsapiinlntment
1 our dini-rni nml ilisnpiinlntment
over this sei-oml illsnpiieni'.iiiee of the
dlnnimnl ui- were vtmtleil liy n moiin
front the summer -Iioiim-. I ran there
nml the sight tlinl met in) Raze mnile
me give n erj of horio:. A unman lay
on the tlnor lint on her liaek mill liiiuiul
mill RiiRp-il. A seionil filanei- showed
that it was Am) Smilli the sill
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thought had been recreant to her trust.
1 f.,ll ..,, ,v lilt, ,!., nil, I L-ltei.s ntul Itp
nn t i li!is'i Iter. I'irst 1 nulled the
rac from he- mootii -i ni" ren nan
dmina handkerchief, full of the odor of
musk. It did not reiiiiire any further
evidence to I ell who bad been guilt) i
of thus maltreating Hip poor girl. The
brulni llrnxllinn had left his trade- j
mark. n to speak, in th- shnpeof tliat
vlli'-xnii'Miii-' lianilkeichief. Net. 1
IniiM'iii-il Hi nils Hint boiilul her liaiuis
mill feet. The) had been tied so tight
that the nini'ks showed in the form of
big red w Its on her wrisl-.
'tie! lip. AllI). 1 sunt. )oll re llll
right now-.
Hut the girl never moved, .mil I
realized, for tlie tirst time, that she was
unconscious. Doctor Henderson stooned
down and lifted her e)c!lils and then
suggested that some one bring a basin
of water. I'ortiiiiatel) . Aunt Sarah
Crill) was present, and. more for
tunateh. slip bad her bottle of smellin?
salts. This was apn'ied to the girl's
nostrils, while I chafed her wrists.
Present!) there was a fluttering of the
eyelids and then a twitching of the
limbs. The next moment Ann was
sitting op and glaring wildly at us. Slie
threw ln-r arms in the air and shielded
her head from an imaginar) foe.
"Don't let him touch me." she
screamed, "l-'or Hod's sake, don't let
him touch me!"
Aunt Sarah put a soft hand on the
girl's forehead and gently stroked her
hai-
"It's all right, child: your friends
are here tiow. Tell us all about it."
Slowly she moved her hands from her
face and looked at each one of us in
turn. She burst into tears. Oner
more the old lady brought her powers
of persuasion into play, and after tlie
girl had been composed she spoke
haltingl) :
"I'm afraid you'll lilaine inc. but 1
couldn't help it. That beast was too
much for me.
"Now did it liaiipen'" I asked.
She looked furtively over her shoulder
DREAMLAND
ii v n.xnnv
"The Hidden Magician"
tl'oion "ml O'l-in in hit in Imlm.
Thru iffrirol Kirc.. irio m fierii
ttolcn hll Ramiln-Kiii. n muyicinn.
M'lifii lln rmnrau llninh 1i'r
IUihu n)iiwir. I'mnihi-Kiii Iisii;
pcnr.i iritli Nhrchit. On-ln-tn ii '"'
Cincil of itiiiliiiil llir nijiili'a ilniiflh
fer. nml luiiiimi her into Drt.wii.
Uinniln- h'lii ;iirr.H ntul rhtirgci
Oii-lntn xrilh hhnirn crimes.)
I'cjjk' in the Well
PK(!(iY was siirpriM-cl when Ui-lain
lowon-il lirr itit" tin- well to lrnrn
its sn-rot. Al fir I "-in- tlmiiRlit that In
wns to Ins t" lihli' ln-r - tlinl Hiimila
Kin cnuli' nut harm lirr with hi niasio
ni with his swnril. Then sho ri-iiu-nihi-ri'd
that Knjah Mir-Hulnt had thrcatonoil
to thrnw ()n-la-la into the wi-11 and
fill it in on top oT him. Rhi- know that
Oo-lnht would not put lr in tho woll
if tlnri' were any ilnunci- of thN bonis
done.
Whon sin- was nrar Xo tin1 water and
Foemed about to pliiiiRe into its eold
depth, tho rope stopped (joint: down nnd)(.en so busy sneezinc that tlu-y
sue. imnfj swnyiiic in tne inr.
"Do joii see nnytlilns.' wlnsp-reil
Oo la -la from above.
"Only dump ant! slimy wall-," an
swered l'ccijy.
"Can you hear aiiythinuV" whis
pered Oo-la-lu.
"Onlj dripping water." answered
Peggy, but even as she spnKi- there
rami- lo her ears a faint moan, l'egjjy
whirled around nn the swaiiis rope,
and there behind her was a dark object
hanging to a peg on tin- wall of the
well. Again rami- the faint moan.
"I hear some one moaning," she
whispered up to Oo-la-Ia.
"It is Sheeba." ly- answered, "(let
her qiiielily and I will pull you up."
I'eggy l"t out her hand to the ilnr'.c
object. It was a bag filled with some
thing solid, a .moan runic from within.
Instantly I'eggy clasped her arms tightly
around the bag ami whispered up to
Oo-la-la: "I think I have her."
Oo-la-Ia pulled up the rope and in
a moment he had I'eggy and the bag out
of the well on the apposite side from
the followers of Hainli .Mir-lliilm. nil
DOROTHY DARNITSlie
'f$ I l( HEi?'vfoME It oX "J ) HELLO . WHV )' M QO' fis THAT SO"? j VE THATS Sol I FRESH THING A 1
1 -aKj u ..iMpi.Wppii.11 V , ! -idl. IL . I,,'W! frzir- " f-1' " "-T" -' 1 nL
mmki..m&.. , ;w -.,.. .ja..- iiiA.rt,.,., .A.to-d-:..!-'- r-f..M;nWi-lf''-) ' &mmu "' r im6mmitin' " " - l' - - --' ---
lis if slio feared tlinl some one might
nttaek her from the renr.
1 "When joii left me." she lioirim. "I
'lime right In the summer house mill
lelenred uu.i.v Hie ileiid leaves frinn tin
spot where I -hi the illmimnil. Then I
sal me dnuii on the step to wait 'til )ou
returned. ll ns terrilile Ions, Hint
wiiitln'. I thought you'd never rome.
I just gnl that nervous mi' nuxloils I
i-ouliln't sit still. An' I Ihuiiglit I eould
v go ahead and start the diggln' for .Mill.
I knim'd .miii was in an awful hurry
mi' I thought jon'il be pleased. There
wns a shovel staiiilin' near tlie summer
house nml I tool; it mid began tn die. I
louldli'l go vi-rj fast nu iieroiint of in)
'skirts, hut. I did tin- lit -1 1 eould and
got down pretty welt.
"Just then Jules Jaeiiiette ranie out
'of I lie house, lie vjl-Tiill dressed up lis
If he was leavin". He started for Un
gate, but when In- seen me he mine
Imi'k. I hnlted. hut it wns (no Inti- In
i hide what I was iluin'
"'lie) there, .Mill liuisz-,' lie eried.
'what me )oii up to''
"1 told him notliln', hut a fuiui) look
ennie in Ills ejes nml he eried:
"I might 'u' known. It's the ilia -nioiid.'
"lie grabbed the linel from nu- mid
when I tliiealened to )ell for help he
knocked me down. He stuffed that dirt)
lag in my mouth and then ilrnggctl me i
, '". I,"r': '!" thd my hands and feet
I Know ll oe was oiggin inr me iiiumoilll ,
'an' I tiled lo yell hut I couldn't. After, i
awhile in v lii-nil begin to swim mid then
I didn't know uotliiif
While tile otners were looking at the
;irl pit.viugly I lenlized that we would
have tn act quickly.
"Aunt Sarah," I cried, "if you'll
1 look after Amy we'll try lo 'gel this
scoundrel."
' "With all in) heart. " she replied
I fervently ",o ahead and may Moil
bil'ss Mill.
Doctor Henderson
started for tlie ga-
tage and liiouiley liariies and I fol
lowed. When we leached the place the
doctor stood there mid looked at us
I sheepishly.
The gentleman from Itrazll has not
stood on eereuioii) ."
"What do )oii mean''" I asked.
'lie s gone oil witli barton s lour-
lug car.
, .My lienrt fell. 1 looked aronnil Hie
j garage. There was no other machine
in sjcht. Tlie doctor caught my glance.
t r h'" rillliioiiui "in III III
uaru ll ll will no )ou any goon.
While we were debating the prnpn-
! sitinn Itanies, who hud been
potteriug
car built
around, found a little gray
for two.
"This might do." he suggested.
j "Sure." conceded the doctor. "It's
! just the thing for your purpose. I'd
i forgotten Whaiton had sip-h a thing.
You two go ahead and I'll follow in
case you need my assistance."
Itarues gave the machine a hast) ex
amination and renewed the supply of
gasoline. I cranked it. the two of us
Jumped into the car and in a little
while were speeding along the Hurling
ton road in the direction of the city.
Itarncs handled the wheel and he did
it with the ease and dexterity of a vet
eran. After we had been going for a
few minutes he turned to. me with a
significant look.
"What's your dopeV"
"The House of a Hundred Kc)
replied. Ii sel) .
lie laughed. ,
"(rent minds run in the same chan
nel." he commented. "It's the first I
place 1 thought about. He doesn't know I
we've piped it off and it will be the I
most natural thing in tlie world for him I
to go there before lie makes his get
away. His game will be to stuff ills
Moekets with jewelry and nil of the ,
little stuff he can get his hands on
before lie starts for South America."
I nodded. .
"Keep your eyes open on both sides I
ADVENTURES
I of whom bad their heads cnvereil and
'their hacks turned, as thev bad been
ordered to do by Itamila-Kin when lie
started tn work his magic.
Oo-la-In opened the bag, and there
1 was Sheeba. She was scared half In
death, and would have given a glad
I shout when she snw Peggy and Oo-la-
'a if she hadn't been warned by tlie
latter to keep qutl-t. On -la -In had her
out of the bn.t in a Jlf?, and in an
, other jiffy he had popped into it a
curious die- which hnd conn- snifhn
arounil. l) nig up
the bag he lowered
t back into the well, enrolling it on
the snmc peg where it had been before.
This done, Oo-la-lu hid Peggy mil
Sheeba hem nth his cloa-; and took his
olace beside Singh-Mnilu, who was still
sneezing madly. Oo-la -la grasped Singh -Madtt's
arm and spoke sliarpl). "Stop
sneezing " Singh -Madu gave a final
sneeze nml wiped his flowing eyes. "Slo
.sneezing," cried Oo-la-m to Uamda
ICiu. ami the old Hindu caught Ids
breath mid quit his violent aciioniug.
I(nuii:n-Kin mid Singli-.Madii had
hndii t
i M.,.n Wmt ()o-ln-Ia hnd been
up to
v.r KimriLMrwin ....f,.e.i i.iu ,.., ,i.
ilninila-Kin prepared lo fliiMi" his -job
.,f (..-.,: T,.. !.,.. ..... inii.fu
.,. ii.ii, i.t .,,,,, lint, nn- i.iijuu n
,1,1111-litoe Tlw. ,,1,1 Mimli, rn 1,,,l,lv I,,
the well and climbed down the rope.
rtn-lo-ln ..(.liln.l tit lill.ik.tif ntul ,..,il..n.t !
n - - - - - -. ... "
nf i'i.,.v ui,,. u,i i.u.i.-i.in ,.,,t tv..,.,
'"nentli lils cloak. lie knew what
I'nmdn-Kin was doing. He was tying
the rope to the bag witn the idea 01
making the little brown g.'ri appear In
I'eggy s place at the proper moment.
Kanuin-Kiii worked fast, and ui a
few seconds hp'pnppcil out of the well
and looked eagerly around, lie was
seeking I'esjg, and of course he couldn't
find her for she was hidden beneath
Oo-la-la's robe.
"Ah! Ah! There has been more sor
cery here," he shouted loudly. "Where
has the girl gone?"
With that the Knjah and hi? followers
uncovered their heads and looked aromi'l
i to find l'cggj .
(Tomorrow will be lolil how llant-da-Kin'a
magic ijet.1 him into trouble.)
Thought She Was Going
of
Hie road." I siiKSi-sled.
"We may
be able to oM-itnke him."
Iluriie.s smiled grind) . '
"Not with the start lie's jtot with
Hint big tinning ear."
The little grin ear. however, proved '
In he soinelliiug of it n r and in spite
of Hie skepticism of the old man I .
still hoped agniust hope Hint we iniglil ,
catch the llriizilinn. The only dan
ger wns the possibility that he might I
have gone in the opposite diii-i-tinn. Wt
put on nil nf Hie speed that wns in
Hie innehine mid the land-eupe llittel
by in bewildering fn-dilnn. After wt
had guile iibniit lite mill's 1 uuticeil an
Italian liibitici sitting b tin- wnysiih
niaking u mini nf bread and cheese. I
pulled up In order to iiiicstlmi linn.
"Did )on ee a blue toiiriirj; car pass j
here lnti'l V 1 asked, and gave him i
a detailed description of Colonel Whar
ton's big liiaehine.
lie did not talk plnin l'njjIMi. but '
b) it sctiox of geslii iilatious he mmiau'eil
lo make himself understood. The oiki J
sentence thai, was clear was:
"About twenty minutes, signnr. abiiul '
twenty mi tint
Wo resinned our journe).
but witli 1
THE BAIL Y
REGINMNG AGAIN
lty Mary Winifred Kind
TI'T. Ton
-D only sta
m. w lint s tin- use. sue w in
tart all mer again il's gel
ling unbearable." and Dick llollistci
paced tlie room up and down as if un
certain what In do.
"Dick, she is only a mere child she
does it only to tpuse you, and you know
she doesn't care n mile about any of
them." Tom added consolingly.
Tom lliewsfer was Dick's c.ospsl
friend, and Tom knew only tot v ll
D'ck's greatest fault, which was his
jcalnus nver any attention shown l'ili
lira), his sweetheart from childhood,
l'ili was seventeen, blessed with nil
nbuiidaiiie of pretty brown curls and
two large laughing brown e)cs. Dick
and l-'lli played together when children,
and even when a child Dick would ic
seut the least hit of attention shown his
beloved playmate.
l'ili was home for the holidays from
boarding school, and Did; was home
also fur the holidays from college. The
lirst few days were delightful ones for
Dick and l'ili until Hob Merrill arrived.
Ilarbara Merrill had met l'ili nt a house
party the year previous, ami the) had
become good friends. Hob had been out
West for live years ami had just re
turned home "Handsome Hob." as he
was called by his most intimate friends.
After securing an intiodiiction to Kill,
Hob fairly monopolized ln-r, and fully
three ila.ys had gone by now nin' Dick
had not even a glimpse of I-'lti. lle
callcd at her home nnd was Itiiormeil
that "Miss Fiti" was out motoring with
Mr. Hob. or "Miss I'iti" had got." fish
ing with Mr. Hob. and pulling h!s cap
far over his eyes and with his Iriuils
deep in his pockets. Dick would icnr
nrotind the town looking for Hob nml
I-'ili. and when suddenly he did ennie
upon them arm in arm Inugbing happily,
Kill looked so unconcerned when she
' 'snw him and smiled up nt him so plcirs
antly. that Dick could only look nt her
nnd pass on without a word. Klti could
not understand for a moment; then re
membering the old Dick whom Ac knew
so well before they went away to school,
she knew he was jealous of Hob .Mer
rill's attentions, and I'iti decided to
cure Dick's jealousy. So the following
day when she was with Hob and Dick
appeared, she passed him by without
nny recognition on her pnrt whatever.
The more Kill thought of it tin- more
she wanted to lease Dick, so when she
received a note from Dick asking per
mission to act as her escort tn Harbara
Merrill's reception, to which they were
both invited. Kill declined with thanks,
and added that Mr. Merrill was going to
call for her.
"Tom. this is going the limit I just
can't stand it any longer: somehow or
other I wish tlie two weeks were up and
that I was back at college, plugging
awa). almost anything rather than
watch that fellow take her nway from
me."
"Dick, don't he foolish and stny away
from the reception whv don't you show
l'lfi that you don't can- why not make
her jealous' The trouble is. you show
that it is bothering you. mid slc is
aw me of it conic on.. brace up. or um
won't be in shape for the game when
you get back." and then Tom thought
of a scheme and told it to Dick, whore -
i"l10" Dick laughed oiitnglit. "'Mi.v liar
niira sn i at an imercsieii in inc. nor
I in her, but 'loin, she's an awfully
good sport, and she knowH what a tease
I'iti is, so she might help us after nil.
and grabbing their hats they went furtl
in search of the good Ilarbara.
"Say, Dick, I've always waited to do
something like that for von, for I could
sec that you resented Hob's attentions,
and let me tell you a secret Tom i-n'l
at all in love with l'ili, but she is so
full of fun that he finds great pleasure
in hiking around with her and Nellie is
coming on tomorrow for the reception,
so that will make everything all right."
nnd 'iiruarn Hurried away smilingly.
, "That you. KifiV Awfully sorry, little
I cirl. but It Will be impossible for me
' - , . r .
til I'lUllf OVC!" ill till- Clll' tor .Will. 1
, . . .. .
to meet a friend
at the station
Thanks." and
ottended arc you
Klli could only stare nt
the telcpli mi
, in a dazed sort
nt lilsliinn.
Whatever will I di
I he idea ol
the last ino
I'ick call for
telephone she i
his disappointing me nt
i im-nt why didn't 1 let
I me," nnd going to the
called Dick.
"Yes, Dick, dear, I've decided that
, I don't want lo go with Tom: in fact.
1 I want you to call for nu- will you?"
"Why cr yes. if Mr. .Merrill is not '
going to," and In l'ili, Dick's voice
1 sounded very eold. I
At the reception that etening poor
Kill hnd a miserable time of it with four
conspirators around. Ilarbara fairly
I monopolized Dick and Diek looked like
I the devoted lover. Hob was all eyes and
1 cars for his little sweetheart. Nellie
I.owe, uml Tom played his part to per
' feetion. lining over to I'iti who looked
to a Parly, But a Laundry
By GEORGE BARTON
Author of "The World's Greatest Military
v. Spies and Secret Service Agents"
the understanding Hint we should stop
nt tin- Wayside Inn a madhouse about
half way between Hedgewater and the
idle of tlie House of a Hundred Keji.
We were iiiuler a severe 'train. 'I lie
thuught of losing the man nfler hav
ing him nlntost In our Rrnsp was m
lolerali'e. 1 longed for, a word of en
couragement from the veteran by my
side.
Mile after mile was covered, but -till
we did not merlake .laeiptette. i he
, little -gray car was doing nobly, and In
i n long run I felt It might be depended
iipuu to bent Colonel Whnrtiin's big blue
louring car. I was- thlnklnc of this
'when a sudden turn in the mail re
I vealed an obstruction in our path. I
I bad just tlmi' to put on the brakes and
I halt the inachllie. We looked at (he
mass of wreckage and then gazed slg-
iiilicautly at one another.
And nn wonder, for the obtaeleJu
our way was the colonel's line tourinc
vnr.
It was lying on one side and was
lindh smashed. We looked around, half
1 pectiiig to liml the If rnssilin n't
body1 Hi
NO VELETTE
! so out of place alone
"Well. Ptiirbni-a and
I h.-iviinr a wonderful
. he said smilingly.
Dick certainly are
owning
-I don't
1 know when I saw Dick so al tent lve in
a Mtiiug lady before, and look at our
1 'Handsome Hub' nh. by the way. do
I you know they arc going to atinouiice
the engagement tomorrow'.'"
At this point of Hie conversation Tom
was called away, mid Kill was left to
wonder who-e engagement it wns, Dick
and I'm barn's or Hob's, nnd feeling cer
tain Hint no one saw her she"stole out
into the conservator) and sitting behind
snmc palms Hie blown ourlv head
dropped and the tears fell fast. And be
fore she realized it. she was talking
iiloud : "To lliink m) little plavmate
and sweetheart is mine no more," and
the tears continued to fall. A he.iv) step
sounded close b, , but Kill did not paj
any attention lo it. and presently a
voice was sin:. .vt. near nine piay-
mate. I m
still
,,nii
Dick and what's
more "
"Why. Dh k llollistcr. the idea of you
talking to me like that when Harbara
and eli, let me p.is." but Dick stood
in her way and taking the little hands
in his he told her how Harbara. he.
Tom and Hob had conspired in order
to cure her of her llirlatioiis and leas
ing him. Dick.
"Why er Dick, that's funny, and
only a few da) sago 1 decided 1 wanted
to give you a lesson so thai you would
not be jealous of me an) more, but "
"Hut whal. little gii-IV" asked DieU
tcnderl) .
"Well, it's it's kind ol nice to lime
sonic one care, and I don't care if ymi
are jealous, so there!" mid I-'ili tried to
rim aw a) . , .
The waltz was playing mid as the Inst
note died. Dick whispered in Kili's ear.
"Yes, little girl, we'll begin all over
again."
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' Klve minutes later we resiuniil our;
thrice Interrupted Journey, speculating
,on Hie cause of the accident and won
' ilerlng If Jaiipielte had gone n1ie.nl on
foot.
We finally conctiiled Hint the sharp ,
turn had caused the overthrow of the
car anil tlinl the Hrazilinn hnd come ,
milt of il uninjured. Otherwise we
would have found him there when we
arrived. As il was. I felt Hint we
could not be sepm ateil by any great i
distance,. I asked Humes what he I
. thought of it and he said tlie House of
a Hundred Keys, as he whimsically
called it, i until not be more than a mile
awa).
We 'were just discussing bow we
should' act on reneli'.ug our destination
when we were startled by a loud shot.
'like the crack of a pistol. In n thrice
I the car came lo a dead halt. One of
Hies was burst ami some part ol
mm-hiuery had gone mil of com
, the
mission. After doing so splenilidl) lor
so ninny miles tin- IHCe grii) car had
suddenly played us false.
Karnes got down on uis back under
the car and said he thought he could
fix it up in n few minutes. Hut 1 was t
burning with Impatience ai-.l wanted to
go ahead on fool. A ft i brief talk ,
!l was decided I hat I should go on
mid that the veleian should follow me.
"Perhaps we'll belter go together."
he said, in a hi-silntiiig way.
"No." I decided for him. "jmi fol
low with the car. Mil) be you can
overtake inc. If not. I'll hold the fort
until you come."
I started off at a rapid gale and in
line spirits. Somehow I felt that the
end of our long adveiiliire was at hand.
Hut the journey proved to be more
trying than I had anticipated. For a
time it was up bill nml down dale.
I'oi tunately I was young and in good,
I health and was uhlc to manage it. Yet i
1 1 could not help feeling that if the
disunite was only a mile -as Harues
had calculated it was the longest mile
1 on record. I began to feel footsore i
and weary, but just when discourage.
meiii was .sinning In creep into my J
heart I beheld a wel ic sight on the '
hilltup. The red bricks and the green i
shutters could not be mistaken.
It was the House of the Hundred '
Keys. ,
tCONTIM'KM TilOUItOWi
PIIOIOI'I.WO
PHOTO PLAYS
THRU
rtorftieJA
COMPANY "
OFlMERICA
t
Allnml-ii". ,-,n- mrl-
ras-yunk Ave.
i:i(i.6:i;a.
TOM MIX in
"itiintii-rtini.Mi ho.mam-I'
ADni I O 5-t & THOMPSON STS.
.IAJ
ADfAniA CHESTNUT Helow I6TH
v.
HAItT 111
JtJIIN
pirniciiAT.'
DI T ll7nlDr llltOAD STIlllUT AND
llIiWllJll'VLy Pf-Ot'lCH VNN'A
MAt'UICi: TOl'llNniTt'S
run i.ii'-u mnb"
AVE.
BROADWAY SrtffiTv? ST
.IAiK PIL'KKOIiri In
nrp.ui.AK iiv piionv
CAPITOL
MATt'CHT ST.
1" A. M. lo 11,:
PAIM.l.VK l'llKliHlllt'K In
"IBINIIH OK I.OVR"
COLONIAL 0ln' ,p7
ortd Avee.
.1 II P M.
V. K I.I.NTOl.N In
VIHTl'OL'S MKN"
EMPRESS JIA,N' sTi.VcYTLT
KI-OKNi: O'liniKX 'n
mi: rnuKKCT l.nvinv
FAIRMOUNT "SAS&fiX
HOI'DtNt In
run Oltllt (1AMIV
tAIII V THEATRE 1.111 Ma
P AlVllL. I !l A M.' tn MMnli
Market St.
nleht
rntSK MAYO CATHARINE W1AMS in
THE DRl'TE BREAKER''
c'-T'tJ CT THEATRE Helow Spruce.
SO 1 11 3 1 . MATINEE DAILY
STAR CAST In
LET KATT DO IT"
FRANKOrT1..
ROSt:.MARV THKIIY In
ARE YOt' LEGALLY MARRIED?
GREAT NORTHERN ST"
CONSTANCE TALMA DUE In
A TEMPERAMENTAL WIK13"
IIVIDCD I Al GOTH & WALNUT ST8.
lMrr,Kl Al- Mt. j-.. 7 o p. m.
WILLIAM RUSSELL In
"SIX 1-EET FOUR"
1 H- AI1CD UST & LANCASTER AVE.
L,LAUn.r matinee daily
D. V ORII'I-ITH'S
HROKEN IILOSS-OMH"
riDrDTV BROAD & COLUMI1IA AV.
LlDC-K 1 I MATINEE DAILY
MARY PICKfORD In
"THE HOODLUM"
33'3 MARKET ZFflZ IVIlli" i
WILLIAM RUSSELL In
"SIX I-EET FOUR"
IIMM""T 25 SOOTH ST. Orchestra.
1VKJLI1,1-. Continue"" I lo 11.
DOROTHY
PHILLIl'S tn
"THE RIGHT
TO HAI'l'INESS'
OVERBROOK
113 D
HAVER-
FORD AVE
Mat. Sat
ami Holiday
.nays
I'll 1
'Afl.INE FREDERICK In
Till: PEACE OF
ROARING RIVER'-
nnnAr, ct Al iniTriDIl mI Uroad a
DlWrtU Ol. ttUWlUJlMUmuockland
CLARA KIMIIALL YOUNO In
"THE UUTTI-'ll Wll-E
EUREKA i0Tli a't'eIh.y
ROIfERT WARWICK In
"TOLD IN THE HILLS"
ConyrlElit. mill.
JV
ihe Hell Kyndliute, Inc.
Don't Worry About
the High Cost of
Books
KENT THEM FROM
Womrath's Circulating Library
15 South 13th St., Phila.
New fiction Supplied Promptly
s
MEN'S, WOMEN'S AND
CHILDREN'S
Direct From the Makers
YOU SAVE
Middleman's Profit
Hip Assortment of
Styles and Colors
Fact. Everything
in Sweaters
METROPOLITAN
KNITTING MILL
282!) Kensington
Avenue
I'li.Krn.ltlSI. Darn Km,,
Fall Line of Hand Knitting Wool
1920
Automobile Licenses
e have iili-wed a
LICENSE BUREAU
t n u r sta lenroon for
i he convenient e of
Lexington Owners
nnd motorists In ptn-ra!
A npl U'm Hon blank nnd an iiiTnr
tnutlnri relative to the new rennsyl-
vnnl.i motor laws ran b M-cu-ed on
nrpltcAtlon at the llureau or by mall.
Lexington Motor Co.
of Penn.i.
W. A. KUSEN, Vice-I'residont
t.cxniKtun Hulklini:. (ippositH Melru
liotttnn tlpcrit Ilousp
X.-.l X. IIKO.lI ST.
III
niMimiaiT'TTMiiii ni
mm
mm
gyf'-.-R
j I'llOTIII'I.AVS
The following theatres obtain their pictures
tlvrough tho STANLEY Company of j Amer
ica, Avhich is a guarantee of early showing
of the finest productions. Ask for the theatre
in your locality obtaining pictures through
tho Stanley Company of America.
PAI AHV l-1' MAKKKT STHI'.KT
-L.-Vi, n S A, M l0 u:iS . M,
"TIIH
MIKAfl.U MAX"
RPHFMT MAiucn-r kt. lieiov t7T
rvcci's i ii a. m to ii i. ii.
JHMIUTIIY IlALTIlN
"IAPACI1K"
In
RIA1 TO Cm-MANTOWN AVE.
TOM MOOltP, In
"HKAIITHIJASU"
RI IRV MAUKUT MP. HELOW 7TII
1'-'-DI tn A.M. tn 11:13.
KARI.K WILLIAMS In
"THK lll.U'1; UATR"
CAnV 12U MARKET STREET
J- VUI 8 A. M. TO MIDNI
IQIIT
.MADKLINI'! TRAVKRR In
SNA11HS OP PARIS"
CTAM PV MARKET AliOVK 10TII
O 1 -1IIZ. X ll A .m, lo i,.l5 p M
i:pgi:nk ivhrikn in .-.
'SRAI.KI) HEARTS'-
! VICTORIA MA,,!,ACM "-i p
, OI.IVI2 THOMAs'ln ' '
tfl'Hi: SP1TB xiridi:-
'i'" N1XON-NIRDLINGER
THEATRES
BELMONT 5-D ABOvn JMUKET
WALLACE REID In
"SADIE LOVE"
CEDAR C0TH AND CEDAU AVENUB
DOlIQIiAK l'-AlRDANKS In
"HIS MAJESTY THE AMERICAN
mi KPI 1M MARKET RETWEEN
V-V-'l-.IOIliVJlVl r,,TIr ANU ,j0T.
DOUOLAS KAIRHANKH In
"HIS MAJESTY THE AMERICAN"
FRANKFORD -715 J$1 0"
WIl.LIAJI FARNtl.M In
'THE SPOILERS"
JUMBO
FRONT ST. A- GIIIARD AVE.
.Tumho Junction on Frankford "L"
i-t-iAiu.ua lut in
THE EUG-CRATE WALLOP"
LOCUST
Si-D AND LOCUST STREETS
Mots. 1 :30. at.to Rvcp. it ..in tn 11
DOROTHY DALTON In
"MARKET OF SOULS"
NIXON
52D AND MARKET STS.
!:1B. TnnilO.
HERUERT RAWLINdON In
"THE CAIITER CASE"
RIVOLI
52D AND SANSO.M STS.
MATINEE DAILY
DAVID POWELL In
TEETH OF THE TIQER"
Vnr
STRAND G,:,,MANTOTrOENAf
ANGO
DOROTHY OISII in
TUItNlNl THE TARLES"
WEST ALLEGHENY1;1
th and
Allegheny
MAURICE TOURNEUIfS
"THE LIFE LINK
, irrrmoriM s
' S0TH AND DAUPHIN
jn-ITCrxJUI-l HTS. MAT. DAILT
DOROTHY
DAI.TDN in
"MARKET
OF SOULS"
PARK
RIDGE AVE. &. DAUPHIN ST.
Mat. 'J:l.-. Evsa. 0:49 to 11
REX REACH'S
THE GIRL FROM OUTSIDE"
By Cha8. McManus
Cuticura Soap
lotp 25c, Ointment 25 & CO.. Talcum 2Sc SArnpIt
acn msiiea tree dj "Biicara, utpt. o -. conen,
GALVANIZED, COPPER
AND ZINC SHEETS
L. D. Bcrger Co., 59 N. 2d St.
ttell, Market 654. Kcvslone. Hnln 4000.
"t!
' ' Ii
3 for $10.50
Imnortnl
Minimi
niK-MUK SH1KT CO.
906 Chestnut St. J1,' 1',1-'!'"' .
NewPUBLIC SPEAKING Class I
Now Furmlmr. A horf term oune In I'ubllr
HpraUinff. Self-nxinvKlon, Sel f-Confldf rice
lu'lmft nnsllfth and nll-nruund Hclf !e
M-lopment
Ktrvcn consorutlio (Inoday ronliiBw.
coinmenclnK November 2(1 nt H o cloth Itotli
rrxoH Openlnir lecture free to ruhlk
full, write or phone Spruce .11' 1H for in
Ktructivo literature
NEFF COLLEGE crftTr m-.
OUR
ARE AS GOOD AS CASH
nd enable you to buy at the de
railment anil specialty stores you
prefer Our terms are based on the
length of credit are fair and mod
ernt,. Write for full details.
MAHRIOTT nKOS.,1118 Chestnut
A Perry Auto Lock
Won It! Ime Miveil sour frienil't car-
it will siivt yourM nml Have ,v money.
The Lock That Thieves Wont Touch
G. W. Dickel & Co I3V
We carry n cnmi.lcte tiick of
Mct'onl Cylinder lleiul (iaskets ntul
Hnlopliane I.enHeit.
HOUSE PAINTS
$2.50 PER GALLON
. POlt 1NMIOK AND OUTSIIJK tJSIJ
llnttleshlp Cr.iy. Skj-Illu. OlosWhlte,
OMe-CJreen, llrJlum and Dark-Urown.
Also many other shades.
hoof Ri nn pkr
rtrcn. nnnwN'. hi.acic
siticmviN- wii.uajii No. n3 (lovr.nN.
1IKNT SPAIl VAHNISH. J3 PEIl OAL.
(i()l.l Uronzc nml Al.t'MINL,M
rironze I'owdrr. $1 per lb.
hnlute!.v r-lietnlrallv pure.
DISKAN, 1122 W.Girard Av.
ll.'ll rhone. Toplar 'MTiS
. I
WE HANDLE THE
Victrola & Victor
Records
Exclusively
They Arc Supreme
G. W. HUVER CO.
'1031-33 Chestnut St.
Pianos Players
Wiping
Waste
Soft & Clean
The highest
Kradc White
Wiping Waste
on the market.
Made from tho
best hosiery
threads
A trial will con
vince you of Its
pcononiy.
COLLIERIES SUPPLY &
I
1280 J
. . ci-UH'illl-NT CO
l. 5th St. Ph. Market 42R0
" imnii ii in
tcse
for that ugV sldn trouble
LVm't lot tlmt Itching spot or similar
sklu trouble rontluiic to annoy you. It
Is not only embarrassing it will event
ually affect your ncrvt-s, Itcninol Oint
ment will! usually relievo tho burning
mid Itching at ouce.-umi in most cases
i-lcttr the trouble away In a short time,.
It is cooling and healing, and Its gentle
Ingredients soothe while they heal.
llESINOh SHAVINfl. STICK
contains thest same qualities, mak
lujr It Weal for men with tender
skins,
A't all druggists
' . ' t ' ' S "
nTTsgatcaTw iwi m w-ja-jafHl i
I 4? ...W
i " FIT FOR A KINO " H
EANQUETCOFFEE.BcB
i "Dlreet from tlie RoailerH" j
! 3PoUndr2$jE30
' H At nn of our 1) Stores H
1 ll . a atatraaaj ABirrk atrfvrte T '
a mw 'iLKHr h
, n (' 106-108 So. 2nd.St. 'kU, 1 '
st. m ?40aFRANKFOAW 274IKEHS.". 1 i
I IrSLi um u a-ia-arJl-n
l I ' I
rfEiafiiiSISwIfcifScf
r?j -11
Mi'.' ,7r
G j.- )
R
a T!
inoi
AttTHMK nv ORTR
ATXANTIO CITV. N. J.
Thanksgiving at
TLANTIC CITY;
The Itfnt I-lare to Appretlalfi This
Mot Knjoirnblr or All Ilolldsrn
Whether your visit 1 a wk-n4
ono only, or whether mi rnnlie It a
month or more, Atlantic City ofter
you a rrojrnm brimful of recreation
nnd entertainment that In unenualed.
The llnet Oolf you route! Winn for.
tho kaleliloncoptc- Hoarrtwalk. with it
roinfortabUi rolllne ihalre, ana a
multitude of hotel, filled lo tho doors
with lavish ThanUeglvlne hospitality.
.Dellahtful, healthful Thankenlvlnr
weather, the host tonic ever Invented.
Sprlal pinnkseltlnK Kntertalnments
Theatres. Vaudeville. Concerts.
lMersTrap'Shoottnff. Indoor
-TSwImmtiiK Pools, etc.
T,HE LEADING HOUBEB
are always open and will furnllh lull
information, ratei, etc.
Marlborouzh-Blet-heim Galen'Hnll
The Shclburne Hotel Strand
Hotel Dennis Hotel Chelsea
Seaside House The IToImhurst
Hotel St.Charlcs The Wiltshire
Fer bbrallMn ant idiedile sf conrtaleU raitrMf1
busbes, roBisIt lecat ticltet aieatf
(QfcsJfcytkzC
UJi
ATLANTIC CITY.N. J. i
AiYAmenicaiY Plaa Hotel i
Jof Disiiivdion.aru'.RealConxfert I
FIREPROOF OARAGE. ' 1
I CAPACITY GOO.
HaleigK)'
VW M.CharIrtri.nrarBoir.JwalL.. Hrmodeln).
J
Er? Itunnjng witf r. l'nm Latin. Uap. 500;,
IL!" Srfrial winter ratcn. Tivr itMnprahin tnatia
lL aRem't.M. Graham, formerly of Tin Trine!
' HOTEL GOODFELLOW
Mho In ml Ave & Heath, .1 i.,tn. from Steel
I Tier jlwn.R open nnd proviOln everv rom
i fort. rnov,'Mel thrmigliout C..I. I.omlfellow.
! eRUnnYrnEDE3
I Park Place, overlooklnc Ocean and City
I Park; always: open. J, Mcllwaln Champion.
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
j Always open. Always ready. Terms mod-
grate. Plione or write. M. Wulah Duncan.
I HOTEL JACKSON
VlrRlnln Ae., first houio from Iioardwalk
I and Steel Tier, r".reproof, private bitha;
' ruunlne wntcr In looms. I'luroiH'an ll.CiO day
! up; American $3 day up; elevator lo street.
I No cabaret. a. J. ilROOAN.
THE WILTSHIRE
Virginia a v. and Reach. Capacity 350.
Priv. baths, running water. clev. etc. Araer,
nlnn. SI nn d'lv. Hnerlul wit I v. Hklet. SAM
I linii Ml.lilH. owner: M-J. c'OUjINS. mgr.
HOTEL B0SC0BEL arr1",uyceayr:Avt8,"unI
up
v.eekly phone 117.
K. MARION'.
WFI LSRORO Kentucky Ave. nr. Bch.
wclloduhu Kuri)i plnn fl day np.
f5 up wkly. American plan. $lfl up wkly.
Wpstminiter Ky- Av- 'ar ""ach. EleT.
wesuninsier t0 Kt . prVBtP )(,trm. run.
water. $14 up wkly. S'i.riO up dally, o. Iluhre.
wii.mvnnn, x. !.
jWjPPUOiv 1he Ocearv. rroivijl
' HHPHUieliM
ORDERS Kes
)t5BJJggfl i .....-. .....,-r.
rf
Wf22
WILDWOOD
IIV-THE-SEA
Hi llshlfiil Fall cllninlc
lnvicnrnlins fhII air.
ltcmllnc Iralna leave Chestnut Street
wharf wcckil.os, stfo A M. 1:20 nnd a
P. M. Smiii1hs. 7::i A. M. (JLLTi excur
sion). 8:511 A. M. illld ft T. M
I,AKKWOtI. N. J.
Laurel in the Pines
LAKEWOOD, N. J.
A distinctive hotel
In a
delightful winter resort
trhere, among northern, fragrant plnoa Co
iquat-U climuto Is conducive to
health, vigor and rest.
Coif. RUlnc and Sheltered Walks.
Dally Concerts and Danclne.
I'-BANK V. S1IUTE. SlgT.
I-DCONO MOUNTAINS ,
Mt. 1-nrono. I-n.
Tim Dnhvnnrl Modern: elegant location.
itie unnyooa 0pen n ycnr Bpeclml
fall i winter rates. Dklt. E.L.fcE.V.Artman.
i
BCinVESHVIHiB. I'A. ,
Perkiomcn Inn
Ideal modern resort;
high loca.: prl. bathf
ooat'e. bath-g. flsh'g. Tennis. Cklt. G. M. Carl
VIROINIA
OLD-POINT COMFORT
HOTEL CHAMBERLIN.
FINE AUTUMN GOLr X-.'
i
Iswlmmlns Pool, Seafood
Culilne. bvery Euiopttn
13. t. ,J Taatman urltv
UBlLIl BI1U iliatllllllli rr V4-P. '
CEO. F. 'D'MS, Mlilfli AX
Firlnii Moirw, ., o
AhU Mr. Foster.
'Cook Touh,"
2th unci Clicatnut
!25 H. Broad tit.
WASHINGTON. P. C.
Burlington Hotel
American and European Plana
431 Rooms, 222 Baths, $2.50 to $5
If. T, MILLER. Mgr.. Washington. D. C.
Five minutes from everything.
KIUICATIOXAT.
Ilolh Sees
30-DAY
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
Purk-imr RutlMMi. Drwii amd Ck-wnr.
Our graduate ar tn constant demand tt '
rood.paylnR positions, Grcfc ShorthaadL.
tbe easy. peedy system. Complete bull am ,
and secretarial courses. D.y and NlfL",
Clasiea. Jntenstva tralnlnr. Enroll
anv time. call or writa far ruii
V
A
Orf
psrtlnilars and oatalorue. ;
r rill LA. IJU8INKSS COLLEOB
anil t;oiieea cr LammiiFM
-AMOn Chestnut St.. I'blUdelpUU
Strayer's Business College
Philadelphia' Greatest Duslnein School.
dui nraiiiuv al.
Phon. Wnut tat.
Lilllli: HltlOKK NtlltltIS HC1IOOI. OV
r.xritKssioN anij htaiik aut
Put Ho Hpeaklnff, Story Telllor. Poll
ITU Chestnut Street Spruce S4S1
CUHItl-CT ICNULIMII. also French. PrlvTti
lessona; eiperlenced woman teacher. 86a
North aad t. Phont Poplar !!C06 W.
Private LwsonsP",,",''
MISS WILT-MAN. 1(127 Ttaea St. tocujt'40ML
Tonne Women and fllrla
3,von Manor J". SSft
Arti, kacretarla1. Social Sri.. Art, Uuatcv .
With Bamaoa. Prln.. Uoz 110. Dnu, !. -
MtlSlO
At
JAZZ FHIENDZ
t.pleca Sanco arch.. Inc. aiphQn;.CoBrii-
nlcat-wlih Prof. Ohaa,Olobur 12 Blaho
WbtU Dorm., Vot.r. Prlv. danaaa ..wo.
Jl
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