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EVENING PUBLIC iLEDGER PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL l.'J, 1921
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giSi LUKEWARIVi
i HARDING STAND
Westminster Gazette Declares
President s u&-
tute Inadoqtiato
SATISFACTION
PARIS
it, ilir s.ol.iloi1 I'l ess
, ..Hi IS- PMfMrilt IlHrtl-
t,,.;'Zi-'-'rnl,,,,,
.in- nr-PporH. nlthoiiKli Mini-"-..
.. 1..I ntl."rl. with now-
7 ' , ..... I. n.l-.-t-.'-""
Cl "" . n f tUn nftPt
Ju l.inrml urilcrn nf the nftctnonn
?I. "" '''"' tM'rtnnltj to
H,r.::.n.nnBn.nn.1tl.Wl't"''n-
'! .,1 In tirnlinn to those pn.nR.j
5 ';;!:.i;i,ofNntnn(1
flllfi." '.rV"n Halloas In Rwr.nl.
,,f ,i..niiPH to tl." ilcrhrntlnn in
Cl of A.n..irn-. Intention to
.'Jl n.r. in tlit" rxMlnR I.onBur of
JIQII
'""'i,,,, o rrpronchwlo offer or
th.t nbtont . .--. ""';"
$ Minn, mid thru ce,.ii., thai-
Ll Ins "-r "" 1P,,r" ""''
RTh.r.i '"" '''P,lf,' of """
El'p . . . i..n., rt nrnnmfp llMflt
! nr-H-nl otioiiKil n- ri idewrs of
It' i .. .11 !... Mint tnl-lt. fin
inrrirn Snni "in, '"" "" '. "
ft mlcJit Imc Im.i. Imtl Amcri.a willed
'' Th. I'll' Mnll .ai'tte sivh President
Hurdlnc h M'liroptl.in ' tlp future
", ,o ,r rxpr-...l m 1.1s reference
I, ni.mii lsonattd foi world help-(Vv-
iilii.l "il'l Koi eminent" mill
Jt nlj- , .., ... ,,,
c tint tin nm i'i'T"Tir in !
,ror( t,. hm how tins emit eption din
Zw " I iwtl.eiut disturbing the line
(,1 vnrk "I'm. width the League
v,lim i nlrcnm PiiRnRru
...... i. ...i i.i (iu A. V.) Prep-
Hnt II. I.B s m '" Cojiprt".-.
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Pin in nthiwil .i "M iih ntliPi cir-
. ti. U rntnt.lliln UHK tllO 10-
etpn ii nf tin piiswigi' In tlio incniRo
.ifri rrle I urn . i . '.iiiimm iiuihk hi
ntn oti.'ii f tin' ti.nt of VriMlilli""
JKa I I fr in tin' unrnnut of tin'
IfjR f Nations mill Mtli resorwi-
(nl " o'rn n nr tin1 nii'irc"." oi i-ipm-dmr
ilnr ii' l.ifoiP tlip I nltoil StntP
(V-r.jp urn. (I Ihtc too Into, nnil vpro
too In i i p. null tli. morning
Mnai - t. "intiipnt iilltorlttll. The
p'onni' . (.'H.'ii Mr HnriliiiR'H iiuh-
U i ir .liii'il nit' iinmJi iuiii '
Itta nl t it in t lil- it.
'I'oitumv piiliti.nl ilitor of thp
Ttho if 'iiri, wii-i tlio onl odltorinl
nitfr to I a" snin. tlnnrf to -iiy ro
jlfl j tl i ii --'i;r
Tlrr - i i l.niKtr nm ilonnt iih io
dioiov tho nm Vinirirnn I'rPHldent
udli- il v r- iiitPii.1 to pniHiip. Iip
nrar i I. wi" not rim.p. nll cx
II i In 4 wnnlil miiioiinrf
il -in- l M't' tin1 tliPo-
ir with ttiiiniin
f i Hip pit-t two p ir-..
i r ill-, miitnkpii nliont
ill now hi ml iiipii In
i ilili of i iiliRhtrniiiK mirl
Paris Expects Decisive
Move by Allies in May
Parii, April in (Mv A V )
DrdftlMi, of tlio ntmoil Importnnrp
rpftnrditiR Orrinniix will be -.ought
bv tlip Siipronip AIIIpiI Counrll nt n
ronfprpnrc to be hold prolmnl In
I'nrlfi, rnrh in Mnj Thli innfpr
Ptico h rpRnrilrd hi I'rnnrr ns tic
(IkIip. it In drilniTil hoip.
Thorp In Nporiilntlon in thi-. .Ity
ulictl.prl'rnnlilpiit IInti1ltiRH poll -rips,
nf onlllncil lipforo (VmRrpHt
pvtprd,n, do not forp-.tindow tlio
prpipnpp of n I'liltpd Htntci rpprc
(iitntiip.
Mmilinl PopIi, (iptinnil W'p.iRiind
mid othrr inlliliuy nnthorltlpi hnvp
brpt. holdlnR n i-pHpr of .onfpri'ii.pi
nt uhi.'h (ln'i limp itlKriiH-.pi nptlon
iihlrli (Iip MiprpniP roiini'll mnv
picntiinllj dppldc upon.
It l-i rnthcr Its supplcnipntntion wni n n'P-n(;p whlrh trm -lnt(d rond Mnnn tlio lit Hpi I'dmoiid M
or.iyllon When the tu-nti nf Hit' rIrI.I uf tin-bniincrs of Hie I nil..1 , tlli.pr ht () ( It tin- III Hi i Mri
mind
nnil porn
ppnii' thinUi Knp bpforp the Httrnto it Slnli-, of Pi'iiiiMihmilu ninl o' tin- ill II .1 I'ltmiiiiiii f. tin- Ht
win Iip tlio uiiI1Iim trcnt, n intpr- of PliiliiiJi'lidiln. will pic iiioii-i- it. on. IIiirimip Mm pin. tin Vui
nrctcd and nnip.idpd h n Mipplcmi'ntiui niind the i nip
urnij or iiippininpntnri trpi.tici
I'nris ipft nuui) thliiRs uiidoiip. n fo.
Hi i
It. v
of Jllltittllll' Wlli.ll
(IllltlOll-l Rift ll.l-
Mi.
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pxnmplp thp vi ttli tin nt of npntntiniii
the ndtnlnltriition niuin-i to iihp nil IW
pon or to H.cnri thp just nnil linnl ills-
poition of tliiH piobluii A- tin ni'.l
ii mimniiM i
lllKPII it. Il
Itp'ow thin wm 'Tin- Vnllrnn.
Man Ii 'J'!.' thin tin popi ' ximi itur.'
Tho Rift huh nn i'Xirp"iiii of IIiiiiiIih
r... ii.... c.111. ii...... ..i.i.t. t. it....
;. . ii . ,. , .. .. i"i iiiiii- tii i iiiis uiiiiii hi iiiiii
ii' .,.'! '.. ' "!Ulo,.,H '.n?lK,.',.ll, 1,,7 ninki-t Mint to (In- iinpp I Kb Cindliiiil
.liipilt.' tills tomit.i U i ll.i i lii iips cd i. i '
I., il... ...mI.II.I ..f ...I I ""IKIK'l
II III.' l-lllllll-KJIM III. III II lll 1111. 1 pilll-'
thalili' mi mis of pining icpiuntlnni
Tin.1 SlinntiiiiR iniistiini nmi In- K'-
opi'iii'il In Intiin itinn.il i oiifproni p oi In
tlio pxuiiiiikp ot noips 'i im itt -tl.in .1.
.Mr.
J I.
Cur-
t.
oi of
World Peace Plans
Put Up to Hughes
OontltiiiKl fi-iim I'nito Onp
inntip tho iioiKo of Paris In oxflnuiRp of
not.s, ho if will ho illflii'iilt to ooniplol.'
tho pai'iruntlnn of tin' world hi (Iip px
plinncp of nntps An inlornationnl piiu
foromo, to bo hold horo in Washl.iRton
is ttn tikcliist outronip. thoiich Mr.
IIiirIips linn Rot no further than to
wrlto notps lniliiR tho Im-iis foi our
ip-.ntii into tin- not lot complptpd
taik of pparo-innUlng
lillto Wilson's rnurlcrn I'oi.ils
Tho Yap notps, as indlontPil aliPiuli
in this rnrro-ponilpw c furnislt that
basii 1 hcj (oriispond to Prosldi lit
Wilson's fourteen points, whlcli coii'-ti-..i.i
i.t. ... ..u... i. ...... .i..i......t.... nr i...
111111 111 M I'lllllllllll ll'-lllll III ll'll III III-
londltions on whi.'li lie iiould )in.tioi
pali' in tin .linking of pomp with tic
iiiani. Mr WiKonV londltinns woip iip
rciitod hi thn othor powi'rs in tlip a.
infstiip lonfi-roiup nt Paris, wliioh pro
inl.it Hip ppiiio rnnfprPlioi' thou- The
conditions laid down b.i Mr IIiikIii
will linn' to bo xlmilarl ncicptPil hi foi p
an fnrthiT stop for tho piicillrntion of
th u mid enn bp lnU"n.
Tin bnsis of tho pomp ti In innd.',
wbi'thpr bj intrrnatlonal lonfi'ionio nr
In pxihnnRP of notes, tl.o VuhhIIIps
tn'ilt.i. It la not ttir rojootion of that
tro'it'i uliirh tlio idministratlon has In
ponds upon how illicit tin iiilmliilHttn
tloti fids its ii.li'.ost to In tin Just ct Ih
position of tho Oiiinnn rights in Shan
I.IUR, ami what tin' mlmiiii-ti iiliim
thinks ii In ii 1 It Ik not .li-.tlo-.id
Thp tpst on th.s anil oth. i questions
will be tl.o I'vtont of (lie Ann rit mi In
terpsts ItiloliPil The iiilmitiUtriiiliiii i ( rilillim
has no Intonllon of mIHur it -r If up n- 'ude for tlio honor btstowe
mi IntPruntlonnl busiliodi It ivl not . "Tlio I'l.rdinnl look tlio
oiiiorn itself with isues mIiIiIi do not
alToit It dii c . tli
'I ho rrownltiR part of the pilih. i of
( 'ilium ntliiR mi Hi. pu -i mat
the Hiirs, tin taidiniii said
"When I got aboiiid I ho Niw
Aiiislprdim to ninki mi Inp to Homo I
found those sllkru linnm r-s most ix
cpiNlio in nppeuinnie, and utile h inn
to lio prcsilit.il to the pope in lioiioi
of the it.'iiili.iu of An litiiiiop Mniigli
iiti to tho inrdimilati . nmi in up
piooiatiou of tin fiu t that ln npii
sinlul Phllaipphia Thoi bme an In-
nmi nn xptosion of Riati-
Ik stow oil
III to Itollli
nnil piisinleil llieiii to I ho Imh fnllni
who showed ion clrilmtp . oiiilosi on
tho iii.iihIiim nf tho inidiiinl-i Hist
,s soon as tin uiidiiuil was
ion in. in i mri. tnl tils ii
ii.ni'p whh Ii Mr HmilliiR would upot Is nuilumo
to bp tlio n-isnoiiitini) of null. hi With ' i ttiil tin
loinploto paollliatlon uork.d nut the ' tonlion to the stand of tolors ngmnst the
adniiii.stratlon would nssodnte the na- wall in his priinto st uli Vftiiwiml
linns of the world to piiiiiu thopin. c III.. inrilinnl loiirned I ho Imh fathp.
Mr. HurIios will roieive Mr Wilson's1 hip-mlf had a.rmige.1 ihuu "
dhiloinai.i. tie ulll onti i liitrriiittiin.il As tlio tug nppi.m. tied tin IiiiiiIiiir
alTiilis donuin.liiiR rlRhls unci iti-I-t ins murp the intdinal was giuti.l In Cm
upon iiic proioiimii . i our interest Hi-, Solli tor Smith, who said that ih Hi,
vt nil of, as Mr. INon did, ns-.iitlnR
id. iitisni and dlsliitoiitidms Mr
il-nn (onstruotfd the l.agu. lirst anil
then tiled to make n pone to lit it Air.
Hughes will tri to ndiim p. n. e, com
ploto peine, lirst, and then Io nuislruet
III. lissn. liltinii lhoe plllpnse will be
not to iiiniiitiiin that pidlli inir, ln.1
pence in R.'liernl
Mi. IIiirIips is ininiptispli liniiresse.l
with Mr. Wilson's mistakes lie xiill
In to aiold nppating iliom
Rousing Welcome
for the Cardinal
Cnnilniit-il frnm I'iikp Onp
rpptlon room with his rplatiiis and
mi mb'is of In pirli
White tin- stiudi little iinft iliinmil
p.ulili up tin lni l'otiKc.i n I nn of
n pi. i nliitlio of Major Moon h. c.
Ii nihil the gieotings of tin piople nf
Philadelphia. Mr. Smith told tin pu
blic he would ho giiru n in. plum In
.nmiow that Iip will long iimunbii
Major Hi Ian u. loomed tin iimlm-il
us hi slcppid on the hiiuling l iri 'I In
imilinil. the miiior, Mr Unnnimikii
and Monslgnor N'ciin P I'l-dni si nun
linn gencinl of the Philn.l. lplnn dl..
icsi, then ptooiidid in nm initniiiiiliili
In Aidibinliop Itajes hiiim A long
line of inotoiiiiis lotion id
A tun. hi nn was onu at tin ai.li
bishop's iisldourr w In n tin diliu
Kiiishcd gitist mriieil 'I lme pi i suit
indiuted thn doiRi mid humen who Imd
imiile tlio t.ip to and fiom It ill witli
the Plilladolphia ardihWhiip
Ca.dinal DoiiRtioiti will i.iiiain in
Now ork until tomoirnw Ho proli
nlih will lone nbout f p in lor I'hllii-
hlphlii, wlii'ie a big dpinonstr.itloii bus
I Kit tin. the Hi is .ttiiiph M
rienn. I) I) . I' . Wnstl.
Hi on ii. S .1 , MdiolasCiiM'j. O S A ,
W .1 ( ariigan. I) I . Tinnitus I'
I M. Nnlh. .lolin t; flood I. 1. I) ,
tolm I Whii Ii i , .1 nines,.! Hnsioii O
H A Pram Is Irlcoll " S A
II. nn A Nnilon 1'rniu is P I)oii,h-
o.li. M loitkli wh
'tin Hoi William I l.nlli.11 M
I Hum Hmiil II. iron, f) S A l.
I eih .1 lliiiiiiigmi .1 T IIIrriii- P t
llertinin I I iloniilRiu' .loiin i.
Mil'iinii. I .1 Kiiiilnki. P Mn belli
C It M.i.iiitM .1 .1 .litilions I.
Madiiiwu. Tin nuns II lljiin .lohn II
Caiiimigh. Ii I Muitiiiigli. S
II. in i 'I MoPiill. .t. .1 Win el. r. M
Hilng O-ini Siisl.i. P. I' O't'.i.rninti
'Hi. Itn A .1 ri'innu 1
Sdllllt. .losiph ( niiwai I II M
(inrri P .1 Miedinti H ! M.Kenmi
H H P A Hindi. .Ins. ph Skdh f
M i: ( Dublin ft S A N
.tnlli nmi lliolliir Pilli
Pliilfiildphiii i Hiin who arc In r in
dude Siiiniid M Vimm linn. I I it
pittuk lRiintli.s .1 llorstiniiiiii. .Inmo
I linn .lo-epn, I iiinn. i , iii
P Dntimlli .lohn P. l.oiuiRan liimes
P liar, .lohn II t'oinbii I'duiirit I
do Mn Ileimnu 1 V. tteili'ln I .1
-iill.mn 'lliimias P Slntlpri Tin in i
I' llruii' Hi Iriut I .a Pimp il
limn 1 Mm Ids. ! I Kmkin .Ii
.lospph I, Dm kin, .tolm P Mcdli
'Ilinnins I Itiriu. P'te. P K.rtuin
.lamps M Kill. i. .tot. n Wilnkfi D I
Mintihi .lohn A tJalbigliei oi ill
DumiMiii .Innus Pili'iiiilii. k lam's
lai ib n. Ii M A Kill., i ThoniiiH
Mi lion. Hi mn Mill's, Willi.. 1 r,-.-i
lohn I Miil.li. Willinin A itii
bin lis Town, Louis Pbislni .lobn
Oli.efi lohn Pnriin. I unite P Nn
Sted ... org.' W Alisteiill, 'I hniins
U'Neil. .lame. It Mm Inn. l'.dunrd
M f'.attuoii 1 ru Mi.bnel t llntmn
Miiinion mid Philip II Mi D. mii '
Il.irii-liing Willi pi lost from tin il din I
lists will nt). ml tin poiitlliinl mass
Iniitnlions tin tin mns will In .lis-
trlbiiled immidliitdi It will begin nt
1(1 o i look In tlio .. mi nlng
Hi-liop ('tin., in and n d legation nf
lifti pil.ls ami lai.non from Pill,
luirgli will mriie liere Prldni .iiiiiiir
to piitluipat. in the inns- inn ling at
tin . iidi mi of Musi.
PARCHT. P03T
PARCtI rOST
I'ltlNIIMi I mri n- mil I ilicrliiinls
iiiiii -.'.til ii .nun-Tin ii
MFIM'C: It A I t7 gnt VZ M .ll.l'.l.S,
Itrrl. BOr Win -Col-.. I. Iti.1,',4 'ilV,l "i 1.71 ,M, ri,'.",Mi J '-,', ' V,V "','.,' mM Vl .V,0!',l!fli:
lilirrty il.c-trlc Ml .,-- Id ilrlim In. I '',' , , " '", '.'i ' , J " , ". " T 5, h' J'!S","
Itlfl I'nlnff ltrii-9. All. Cl r. mn ttl I ' ''I'.''!- '0 IITI I t II II irlirt till lor
lno-i loinl llr.Mc. Air cin.on lie i,,r.wnliilli II II iin'.r, rnin ill. Illlpil
I IM III SIM is Mills 71, I'l'lt Ulll '
MM llsMi I Klis Uli I'lK Inn I
Mull Orilrra I'riimiitl- . Ilril
I I till I I l ( lltll I HIS II III
7 n nun n i'iiii mi . run
PARCEL POST
mill lit Mint Wlltl
snrurfi1
II h n rr -.11
for iNrnitMVTins
m
Itnrlier .ScibSor, Clip
prri, Uarnr nnd Mant
euro ScisnorB.
Almi Mnfflv Itn-mr illiiilra
Urlmnipnf-il
Filbert OrindinR Cn.
ran rtinritT ht..
PATENTS '
WILLIAMSON & WILLIAMSON
H2C ARCH ST., PH1LA "!"t -lill
0 to 5 lion mill Th m I ii- . 7 Io 0
l 'm mil 'I honias Tun. is
'I llO.llpMIII
and .lohn
will
scniehi.iR wliistlos the inrdinal pie-j b(( n piep in d fn Ins hotnn
mud to .Mr. iiiinniiikoi mi auto
grnplnd pliolo of tli Pope whi.li 1'ie
'it'll I ifl stut th. dcpnti polite .oiiiuii
stoill I . '
Int tilled in I..1I111 on 'ho photoginpn
'I he fommlltto of Plntiul. Iplilans who
gtt.tp.l thp inrtllni.l in.'ludi.l
The HiRlit Hpi MRr. .lames P Sin
nott, the Ht Rev Mri. (hnilos f
Kaiatingh, the Ht Hi 1 Mgr I'ettr
While t ordinal Doiiglierli wns bi'iiig
wil.iiinul to Ann run In Sen 11rU to-
tlai plans wile prni 1 iitiu 4 horo f.u
niatuui to be otombd to him In
cm .1 nn I11I10. . c
t'ne Mslmiis of Hie 111 ehillot ese
nil. ml tin pniitilu al muss in the ( 'nth. -elral
m xl Tu. sitni in liomu of bin 1 le
intiiin llie .'olohiatlon will not be nl
the gtnei.il 1 hiirch hiernrilii . tint will
lie iolifin.il to IllP IliPtlopolitan ste of
1 tlio ii'ilimil
1 lii-lm, 1 I" ttegls Caneuti Pllt
hnigli lohn f Md'ort Altnnna . .lohn
r
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fprmg sfM
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I F.H.1,1, SOc & $1 )TW )
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1 immrm
MAAaAs- j,ujT K-tvy rati "ja vrf-Ud-iirfV
fr' J--igratys.Hiw(!Ui JsjsjjVy f -,
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Puddin' Head
For twenty years two chess
players met daily at Brown's
Chop House, took their places
Bilently, silently played their
en-no. nnd silontlv tlenarted.
For twenty years a third
party sat by and silently
lUUHUU Uli.
Then one of tho two players
failed to show up for the
first tune in twenty years.
After waiting a few minutes,
his partner said to the on
looker, "I Ruess he isn't com
ing today. Will you play
his men?" "Sorry," was
the answer, "but I don't
know the game."
He had followed every
moo for twenty years but
ho didn't know the game. He
had watched the drama of
king and castle for two de
cades without sensing n single
undercurrent of strategy,
speculating on a single mo
tne, or anticipating a single
coup.
Ho had displayed mfinito
patience in looking at the
amt but he couldn't bo
othered looking tifo it Ho
nhow ed every symptom of life
except its lirst symptom
curiosity.
Ho belonged to that listless
nrrny of pnssne observern
who clutter up the side lines
of business- men who look
without seeing, listen with
out hanng, do without
understanding.
Placed in nn oflico at a
bench - ho would remain
twenty years ignorant of his
neighbor's job, his superior's
pioblems, his own signifi
cance. When tho opportunity
for advancement came, he
would hao to say, "Sorry,
but I don't know tlio game."
WANTED Men and women
tu represent Cosmopolitan,
getting subscriptions anil se
curing renewals Perhaps ou
know of someono who might
bo interested. Address In
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40th Street, New York City.
Carlyle said, "G1e.1t men,
taken up in any way, are
gooel company." And what
company is more entertaining
than that of great writers t"
How Much Do You
Know?
Abraham Lincoln and Dan
iel Webster read compara
tively few books. But they
read thoroughly.
Every book, eery story,
eicry newspaper offers a
wealth of information to the
reader who will pause long
enough to look up a word or
a liamo that is unfamiliar.
For instance, do you know
what u Uucksnck is? A per
nod A leptdoptcrist? A n en?
A croupier?
Could you locate Baden
Raden and Monaco on the
map?
Could you describe an Ascot
tie, or tell how it got its
name?
Do you know who Monte
zuma wns, or who wrote "La
Bohemef"
Could you define argot, Oc
cidental, coagulatnc or Pue
blo? Yet, in reading the April
Cosmopolitan you will run
across all of theso words. If
you skip them, the stones
will prove every bit ns inter
esting, but Lincoln and Web
ster would have looked them
up.
Just try for fun and aee
how many of these questions
i ou can answer. Then write
us about it, addressing your
letter to the Question Editor,
Cosmopolitan Magazine, Netv
York City.
Evangeline Booth Thanks
Cosmopolitan Poet
Edgar Guest is often called
the James Whitcomb Uileyof
today. His poems aro dimple,
wholesome and helpful. Ho
draws his inspiration from
everyday life.
The people he writes about
are the people everyone
knows.
When Evangeline Booth,
Commander of tho Salvation
Army in the United States,
read his latest poem in April
Cosmopolitan (now on sale!
she wroto Mr. Guest tho fol
lowing interesting letter .
"I have road your poem,
'His Other Chance,' and
I feel I would be neglect
ing a real and pleasurable
duty if I should fail to
tell you that the note you
sound rings loud at the
ory core of our work for
human sail ago.
"If you had tnken for
your inspiration or for
your tot in tins power
ful sermon in erse, the
slogan under which the
Salvation Ai my toils, 1. e.
'.1 Man Mag Ih Down
Rut jV'i A'cier Out!'
you could not have
sounded our battle - cry
more clearl , and wo
thank jou for helping,
by this splendid piece of
erse, the eierlai-ting
struggle to 1 heer the man
and woman who is under,
but neicr quite obliter
ated, in tho mighty con
test of life!
"It is agroatpnein torn
ing from a great pc n and
it is going to do great
good'"
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A moonlit chateau in the
south of France -charming
Madame de Mi ntalais a
casket nf sparkling gems -distinguished,
but enigmatic
tourists-a candle suddenly
extinguished - sinister mui
night whispers and hands in
tho dark and then The Lone
Wolf, the keen, stalwart,
chivalrous man of mystery, n
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rolled into one1 these aro a
few of tho materials out of
which Louis Joseph Vance
has woven his thrilling novel
of intrigue and romance,
"Alms The Lone Wolf "
Don't fail to road tho open
ing installment in April Cos
mopoht.in. If, tho d irkies nf icks
burg, Mississippi, vere un
like anv other darkies, or if
they were absolutely unlike
"while trash "Judge Harris
Dickson's "Old Reliable"
stories, running in Cosmo
politan, would not bo so chuck
full of humoi aH they ure.
Itutwe'io a sneaking sus
picion the' nuthoi was looking
sidewais at a lot of other
folks when ho says of old
Aunt N'lina, in tho April
issue, "tihp liked to hear a
tlnnir stinielit so alio could
repeat it crooked."
This Dance Will Never
be Popular
Take a murncy to the Painted Desert of New Mexico,
in midsummer. Climb up on the roof of a Pueblo
cliff dueller's house, where ou get a safe ie ot
the sun-baked plaza belou. Cow-punchers, miner,
traders, bankers, and people from all over the world
come annually to watch this famous Snake Dance,
in which armfuls of writhing rattlesnakes arc carried
by the priests. "The priests are often bitten but
never die," -ays Mary Roberts Rinchart, w ho describes
this strange ceremony in "Desert Caravaners," April
Cosmopolitan.
The Candles Sputtered
F
'l he sound of sudden (inns from the further end o(
the town stopped him.
Von lleinrich 'itraiRhtencd himself, his hands on
the arms of his chair.
"Donnerwetter!" he bellowed. "I've been tricked"
lie broke off short and nJarcd at Peter. "One thing
is certain : You die - - - - "
He reached tor his reoher. Peter sprang up. lie
(Mill gripped the table, and he raised it with him. The
dishes skidded toward Von lleinrich; the massive
candlestick careened, and the candles sputteied tor
an instant, and then went out. Then several -hots
were fired in quick succession.
an exciting moment in " Priscilla Bags a Big
One," Royal Brown's thrilling love story in April
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