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ADVENTURES
Judge Otcl'8 Secrets
jjy DADDY
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snonr.T v
nnltle of '"
N L.by Oull. tho Indians, and the
.. n the eggH," hooted JurtKo Owl.
ta" ' ttrSugh "etwIllBht to tell PeiWjr
C0Tnmvthelr evening rtwy.
C- ,ou know, arc like rich fofc.
J, nice summer home In tho
AnThere they spend tho hottest
.mm of the vear. Tho summer homes
T, Oobb Clull-s lloek were on a rocky
01 """"' . ... ... I,.nufvnv. wntpra.
,(1W11 haI mother gu Us hud their nesta
.5 irit e white the father
"land boy Kulls sported about all
l"1" "' -,,?., and fishing. All were
,v 1. mnl and contented. The Island
I'm like laraso tl,om' anA ,hey felt
flnronneXmha?m WSuble came
, . oil the peaceful Joy of the RUlW Tho
ftSn a ml tumble wero brought about
tfn.lun" Indians who came upon tho
ry Hand while paddling their canoes
fhSueh the lonesome waters
th-The i Indluns came at a time when tho
., of the mother gulls were lllled
with iBSf These c-Kff were carefully
Sirrle.1 bv the mothtr gulls for each
E heW a baby gull, which aftor a time
SouM hatch out into a little boy gull
or.4h""!ndlaniBdr;v0 the mother gulls
from the neots and gathered up all the
In baskets They put the ban
lit In their canoes and paddled away
tnhive an egg feast, paying no atten
tion to the angry shrieks of the father
ruin wheeling overheitd nor the sad
iauawKs of tho mournful mother gulls
"The gulls were very sorrowful after
that cruel visit of tho Indians, but soon
the mother gulls laid more spotted eggs,
and began to wait patiently until the
baby gulls should be hatched out. Again,
however, the Indians enmo In their
canoes, and once more they robbed the
nests earning nway all the eggs.
"This lslt of the Indians left tho
gulls oadder than before, as they feared
that now na little gulls would be hatched
that jenr to add fresh Joy and llfo to
the flock
"The mournful mother gulls turned
again toward their empty nests, but now
Gobby Gull camo swooping down with
an Idea that hnd como to him as lie
shrieked ovr the heads of the plunder
ing Indians
'"Do not return to your old nests on
the shore,' ho told tho mother gulls
'IJuIld new nests on tho rocky heights
Inland, and there lay jour eggs.'
"'But the Indians will search out our
new nests and steal our eggs, as they
did before' walled the mother gulls
"'No,' answered Oobby Oull. 'wo will
fool them so they will not look for the
new nests '
"And this was tho plan of Oobby Oull
to fuol the Indians If the) came thu
third time He and tho father gulls nnd
boy gulls gathered from the beach
round spotted stones of the size of
gulls eggs These stones thej put lnt
tho tMnpt nests, three nnd four to a
nest With these stones were placed
real eggs that had become bad When
the gullH tlnlshr-d nil tho nests seemed
to bi tilled with gull's eggs,
' And the Indians did como a third
time, landing on the beach on a beauti
ful ev.nlng Gobby Oull saw thtm corn
In from afar two groat canoes loaded
with redrnen Oobby sped to the true
nesting plnco and gne tho alarm. Tho
niulher birds left the real eggs In tin1
true nests and hurried to tho old nests
where thpj sat upon tho stones and
bad egga
The Indians raced for the Islands In
the two canoes, each band eager to get
then flrnt o as to gnthei more tggs
thnn tho other band Tho redmen drove
the mother gulls away from the nests
and grecdilj gathered up tho false eggs
and bad eggs As they robbed tho nests
tho Indians quarreled among themselves,
for eiuh band wanted the biggest shaio
of tho eggs
"At l.u all the baskets wero tilled
ard the Indians started for the canoes
Hut Gabb Oull hnd another Idea In
his hrcwi! head Ha and the father
gulls, whoellng overhead, had bad eggs
In tlnlr U.iWh The) dropped theso bid
tKgi on the Indians, splashing them nnd
spattering them.
'Mv but those fggs were bad Tho
I altered Indians grow- nngr The
h' light Indians of the other band had
thrown the eggs at them And they
thren tlmm back In less tlmo than
it takes te tell, a fierce battlo was rag
UlS' 1.lmttle of had eggs nnd stone
cegs The nngr Indians pelted oggs at
Wi .ther as bovp pelt sn-whalls In
their rage the) didn't try to save an)
Ll l B" Th.ey thruw tllem "
t.r L "V1 cou.(1 Th' b"d eggs spat
! J i",ul. """-'"ed Tho stone ggs
ingeil and hurt There wasnt an In
man that dldn t have a dozen bumps on
The Question Corner
Today's Inquiries
A,yj!nt 'i kind of wool mnkes it
different nnd verj prettv smrf
or crocheted ImtV
2 DfMribo nn ornament for the
living room which h uveiul ns
well as decorntho.
8- When tho hinged lid of a sugar
tin has broken off, how can it ho
mnde moio convenient to niiso
iinil lower?
I!) what novel, attractive menus
'an whito kitchen ciirtnlii- tip
pioi'iiitod from getting Miileil
nui'kl) across tho bottom?
f. JMi.it color is Harding blue?
0. In wliut striking uuj is a dnrl;
blue tropu do chine surnliio dros
trimmed?
Ycstordaj's Answers
1 Miss Otiniaino Iitilno lias come
to tlie Tnitod Stntos to Mml
Amtiltnn methods of motion
jut turf production, which will
'" V hir in her biislnucss of being
ii ph'tuio pioducer, wlion she re
turns to rriinco.
Tor u woman four foot ten inches,
the most (oinfoi table height of nu
Ironing board or sink is twentv
leun indies, and for inch iid
di lonul inch over this in u worn
'i s hilght, the surfiKo should be
a Inlf-incli higlior.
A stukiug looking fudge apron,
'iih is diffoiont from tho uhiial
kind, and jot oasj to liuinder. is
i"iidp nt lilnck Mid eu, tiiiiimed
with n imskot of tlowois, em
bioidired in lolorod wools.
lk ilninlii'st portiires for spring
nnd summer use are made of ie
toiino with wlih ppiu niusliri
ruilliN aioiind tho edge.
" A h ful and doi(iiiitio pin-
holdei for tho desk is fashioned
fioiu a Iiiiiwu quill, Mitli a splush
;jt bright blue through it.
" I he latest devil o for tho sR-k
"" in is n miniature icepick for
elioppmg i,c n ft imrrj.
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Iy COUINNE IA)WK
Hondlng tho jazz meter in the new
spring clothes remnins ns exacting n
task ns ever. In the old dajs our sum
mer dresses were white or bnb hluo or
piuk sometimes.but not often, yellow,
.Now, however, wuat strange tuns ko
cuvorting about in these cottons nnd
UneiiB ! Tangerine, jade, henna, dull red.
citron erlly. when wo get all dressed
up this summer wc arc going to look like
tho pniokoets in u tropical forest. Linen
is susceptible as nn) thing else to the
bold new pigments. However, grny Is
liero one of tho host loved shades. This
is tho tone usisl in tho ubove delightful
little frock of linen shown today. The
tropical touch ponies In. however. In the
form of tin' judo and honnn embroidery
of wool, which follows the frock.
tho head ; there wasn't an Indian thnt
wasn't spattered from top to toe
'The Indians fought until they could
light no more, and then they paddled
nway with empt) baskets Ah for tho
gulls, thev rejoiced In a merry frolic and
lived thereaftei In pence, raising tholr
baby gulls In the inlind heights And
tomorrow," said Judgo Owl, "I will tell
)ou about Gobb) Gull nnd tho gold
seeker." Tltta Ruffo Taken III
Cleveland. March IS. (Hy A. P.)
Tittn Hiiffu. tho operatic star, who was
scheduled to sing in "Kigoletto," ino
sented bj the Chicago Opera Co. hero
last night, was tnken sudden) ill and
liis dm tors forbade his iinpoaranco. The
title rolo wns sung bv (Uacomo Uimiui.
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Conventionally correct
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With that perfection of fit
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White, tan and browns from
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In 8-button length, 5.50;
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Knitted outergnrments in clashing sports modi Is, grow moro popular every
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other stvle In llnstei ,Suncla' prnmunnilo on lirarilwalk und avenue nil
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Sponge your sorgo dress In the stained
part with cold water, on a. clean cloth,
then hang It out In tho nlr and sun
light to dry nnd nlr Lot lt stay out nil
da and If necessary put lt out again
the next dny, but bilng It In nt night
This will make tho unpleasant odor a
little better, nnd, of course, the longor
the airing the better tho remedy.
Thero nro several preparations on tho
market that stop perspiration Hno you
tried anv of thorn' If you do not care
to use them uso zinc ointment to pro
vent tho odor You will not have any
moro troublo of this kind If you use this
nice, clean preparation, which hns no
odor off Its own and stops all odors of
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Writers of Today
To thv Editor o lVoman'j Pace:
Dear Madam Having written to ycru
beforu and received porno valuablo in
formation, I am writing onco again.
Will you klndl) give a short history
of the life of Allc e It Hmerson, also
two contemporary writers?
DOROTHY Y
I havo been unablo to find n bio
graphical sktch of Allco V Hmerson
for you. I'erhnps one of tho readern
will be good enough to help you out
with this
Two writers of the present da) nro
Rudyard Kipling nnd J M Uarrlc.
Their styles of writing are widely dif
ferent, but I am sure that both will
appeal to you
WOMAN WINS HUNT TROPHY
Outrides Male Horsemen In Boot
Club Fox Chase
West Chester. Pa.. .March 18. Miss
Florence Henderson, of Trnrer, ob
tained the brush of a fox killed by the
hounds of tho Hoot Hunt Club .vester
day afternoon uftor it had been released
nt Hoot and circled about tho country
for four hours.
Miss Frner outrode all the male
hnrspinon, as did a sister, who got the
head of the fox nnd will have It
mounted as a trophv of the event. A
third sister was thrown when her horse
fell during the phase, but was not in
jurpil. Fifty riders followed the hounds in
the event. Tho fox had been given u
stnrt of an hour, but even with this
the hounds soon had it in difficulties
nnd it wns killed at the Hicks farm,
Knst fioshcn
The chase marked the oloso of the
hunting season in tills section.
Justice Shaffer for Schools
I Supremo Court Justice Scliaffor 1p
I clnred the common schools nro the bill -wack
of democinpy nt "t'nlversitj
I Night" of tho Fathers' Association in
i the Finnkford High School Inst night.
The Rev. John Hint, of the welfare
i division, University of Peiinsjlvniilu,
' spoke,
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LEDGEI-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY,
TODAY'S MYSTERY STORY
Br rillLIP FRANCIS NOWLAN
Yesterday's Mystery Solution
TN THD ense of "Only Ono Finger,"
L Harvey Hunt was struck by the fact
that the murdered mnn before his death
had dipped Just one finger In the blood
from lils wound, and that he then had
apparently wiped It off, though the de
tectives had not been able to find out
on what.
Hunt found a single answer for the
double question thus presented. Hnd
Dnkston tourhed the wound uncon
sclousl), or to determine Its nature,
lit- would have used the tips probably
of nil his fingers. Hut had he wanted
to write something, most like!) the
nnme of his murderer, ho would nat
urally have used but one finger. The
fact that the blood hod been rubbed off
the finger again showed thnt lie had
written it. Where? On the under
neath side of the table under which his
body had been found.
It wus the table thnt Hunt had
turned up and wns stud)Ing. lie rend
there in scrawling bloody characters the
name, "llruker Hndeu." Then the Pat
ton girl had fired.
Can you solve this mystery
of
CVI
The Shoeless Woman
THOU days Anita Lanier hovered bc-
tween llfo and death with concus
sion of the brain. Finally when she did
rcpover, her memory was n blank.
She had been found unconscious In
the road, several hundred feet nway
from her cottage in the pretty little
suburb, clnd in nn evening gown nnd
clonk, but minus her slippers.
The police easily had found the taxi
driver who had brought licr home that
night unattended. The mnn's record
precluded anv suspicion of himself. He
sides, Miss Lanier wns not lying in the
road the time the patrolmiin hnd mnde
his rounds that way before, nnd by thnt
time, the records of the taxi company
r T WitfjrL'lJl N I
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SUGGESTIONS
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SUITS
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39.50, 59.50, 89.50
to 139.50
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25.00, 45.00, 59.50
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Presenting a charming collectinn of modes in most dc
bired materials hand cmbroidcicd, braided and fringed most
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FROCKS
25.00, 39.50 to 99.50
The Blum Store has for years bis?n well known for tho
chnrm nnd inherent style of its Frock Iwishiuns Tho present
magnificent collection will enhance this reputation. Come in
unci see them! I"'or miss nnd matron.
.
Values 15.00,
Vjt v. rCefy-cgB' I j
Mr
Hero is thu chic .uid tho alluring in Hats for Haster and
f.pring such lovely Strnws, especially featuring the exquisite
Italian Milan, nnd the Sports lints, bc-nbboned in their beauty,
straight Sailors and mushroom Sailors these latter fascina
tingly faced with cool-appearing Georgette. Extraordinary
values!
M
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showed, the driver hnd reported In and
had not gone out on another call that
night.
The police were puzzled by the miss
ing slippers, but in lieu of better ex
planation, laid the attuek to footpads
and let It go nt thnt. Miss Lanier's
maid only came in by the day, nnd con
sequently was in no position to shed
any light on why the woman had gone
lout agnln in the night, after having
j come home from the artists' masque.
I Hut Miss Lanier herself was not sat
isfied with tho explanation, and having
no memory of her ovvu as to what had
I happened, asked the criminologist tn at
tempt the solution of the mjstery.
Her recollection, she told him. stop
ped short nt n point where she had
thrown herself Into nn ensy chair be
fore the open fire. Foi- the rest, she
could only assure him thnt the pair of
white slippers she had worn that night
were missing.
Hunt, baffled for the moment by the
lack of material clues, centered his at
tention on a study of the woman her
self. Ho concluded from his observation
and conversation with her that she was
nn unusually self-reliant type, n woman
who bad fought her wny alone hi tho
world for several jcarB. On one oc
casion he learned that, revolver In hnnd.
sho had captured a burgfar nnd held
him prisoner whllo she telephoned for
the police. The incident had occurred
while she was nlonc in the apartment
of n woman friend one right. Alto
gether Anita Lnnier wns a woman of
practical common sense, whose mind
habitually functioned rapidly nnd kciu
ly, but without nny tendency to lis
teria. Again Hunt turned to the phvsic.il
nepectrt of the ca'sc, but without avail.
The trail was cold. Kvcry room in her
liou'-o had been cleaned and set In order
many times since her experience, and
it ns, of course, hopeless to find any
clue out of doors nt thnt Iato date.
What had caused the woman to lenvc
the house, and why wero tho slippers
Sewing
Made a
Pleasure
Call and see or phone for
demonstration in your own
home. No obligations.
Spruce '-'10.'
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HATS
MARCH 18, 1921
mlsslns? She hnd not been robbed of
nnjtliliiK else, nnd ftho hnd been vvenr
Ing jewelry to several hundred times the
vnlue of tho slippers.
Then, In u flash, there enmo Into his
mind nn explanation based on vvlint he
nlrcndy knew of tho case.
".Miss Lnnlcr," ho said, "is there
not some one person in this world of
whom you truly stand in mortal
tlrcnu?"
"No." Sho spoke slowly and re
flcctlvclj. "There was such n person,
Mr. Hunt, but ho hns been dead for
several years. It was it was jou
must respect tny confidence, Mr. Hunt
it was my husband. I inn really Mrs.
Grcnuold. I reassumed my maiden name
nftcr my husband's death. I vv anted to
forget It nil the torment I had been
through wanted to put It out of my
life und memory altogether."
"No," said the i'rluilnoloKit, gent
ly, "your lmsbnnd is not dead, Miss
Lanier. Shall I tell you whnt hap
pened thnt niRht?"
And the woman's eyes crew wide ns
ho reconstructed the scene thnt hnd been
enacted. The suppressed little shriek
hIic gave at the end told hltn that her
memory hnd flooded bnck and confirmed
his deductions.
Hut ca;t you U'll on what Hawcy I
7unf Zinsrd his deduction, and rrcon- '
struct tho event as he didt
The ansiecr icill appear tomorrow. '
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For weeks wo have planned this Greac Event! Such Hats at $7 ZO
It is well nigh unbelievable. The runs distinction that Pari bestows on
her Millinery Cientions chnractenzufl theso Fifteen IlundieJ Hats.
Hats originally Purchased for our i,?i
Priced Stocks up to $18.50, at this one Remark
ably Low Price
The mot rxqwiite Hat di'-plnyrd tint 'ho
raf7-i7?,7 Mtlavn, real Hemp orscAni) the nee
niach nnd White the brilliant coloring" and trim
mings fascinating beyond drscrijition tha mnhet
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opera nnd the waits Ik tween tin earlv
nets.wue aNn IcniT, prolmblv due tn
the ('unfusmn inevitnble upon the first
perfoiin.ini f ,in.v compun in n
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as the count, notnblj In bis upper
ngi-ter Hut Miss Doren's impcraona
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best that hns bum een or heard here
foi n Iouk time The opera grew better
as it progressed and tho two last acts
left little to be d' sired from either l
voml or n dramatic standpoint.
The eiisemblis were good nnd tho
costumes ifficlive mid true to period,
while Hignor I'uglin the ntngc director,
aci i.mplished vvmidirs with the scenery
nt his command Maestro Martini led
with force and Judgment, lis well on n
pcrfist knowledge of the score. The
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Siville," with r. strong eut, including
Miiln Pieco, of the Meiropolitnn Opera
''o , nt J date soon to be announced.
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