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ADVENTURES
Going Hunting
By DADDT
Jack and Janet go hunting with
ipcnetls ami drawing tablet instead
' gum. They try te catch Mr. lluek
Jlecr by grubbing his horns while he
s asleep, but he surprises them by
running away with them.
CHAPTER VI
Dear Peer te tlie Hrscite
M" R. HUCK DEKK hntl i-arrlcd Jack
and Janet nway se fnst tliey
ncurcely lind time te feci nfrnld. Net
until he waded In tlie creek te threw
t!lC rleCH. Tnilillr Pntikiii 'i ml .Tnlinnr
IJulj, off the trncl;, did they begin te
thrill with fenr.
..l'Wnnt "hrtll wp de?" or led Jnnct.
xic (legs can t save us new."
At the sound of her voice Mr. Ittick
Deer Htepped short, lie hnd theudit
lie wn running nway with man
hunter. Janet 'k voice told him they
were only children hunter, lie looked
down into u deep peel, und there, ns if
in n looking glass, he saw .lack and
4 Jnnct peeking through hN lieni.
"Oh!" Miertcd Mr. ltuek Peer. "It
will he easy te get rid of thee ciilldien
hunterR. All I will have te de will l"
te take them out into the lake and
drown them "
Jnck and Jnnct could understand
"Very word he said and. of course, ihey
were ularnicd. .Jink'i only thought is
te wivp Jnnet. 'Prep off:" he said.
"Fellow the creek bacL until seu come
te the dogs."
"Hn!" snorted the deT. "If she
drejvs off I will prod her with my horn"
nnd stamp her w 1th my lumfx. That
will be easier than drowning her in the
lake."
When Jack heard that, he wouldn't
let Janet drop nff. Se Mr. Hiu Ic Peer
climbed out of the creek nnd set off en
n gal'ep through the weeds. Nwn lie
CUIIIO te tin- shore nf tlu Ink".
"Ha.' I will swim far out Then I J
Will sink until only mv nose is out of i
water!" Mim-tcl the deer. "The ehil-
tiren win itent oil my hack ami 1 can
drown them."
Saying this the det r plunged Inte tiie
Jnke, Jack mid Janet thought they
were le-t.
"Trj te swim te tier" cried Jack
te Janet. "I will right hlin while you
are Hiivlnir niiirsclf. "
"I'll drown jeu both." snorted Mr. !
Hlirk Dim r. lunciiiL- tnu-nnl the ilwn
Water.
"Help '." ct led Jnnet.
And In lp enme most uncxpi ct"dlj A
slim form dashed from shore, send! is
the spray splashing te right and left.
A beautiful deer iiis'ieil between Mr.
Iiiick Peer and the deep water, blocking
bio path.
"Whar are vmi trying tw iIj'.' ' de
manded th beautiful deer.
"1 am going te drown these cluldrc.i
who came into the weeds te hunt us,"
answered Mr. lluek Deer.
"If they eame te hunt us, where are
their guns?" demanded the beautiful
deer.
"We haven't an guns." spnke i.p
Janet n,ulc!clj. "We aie just hunting
With our pencils nnd draw ins tablets."
The beautiful deer .iueI. her inelt.v
bend at Mr. Muck lJe r.
"Take them back te sh,.i." she
ordered. Mr. Muck Peer nbejed vitj
. weekly.
"All light if you say se. Pear Peir."
he answered.
"Of course I say se. Thcs- aie the
children who revued m from the ant
city in which I was the prisoner of
Flying Wizard Ant," answered Pear
Ileer. "Ne harm shall come te them if
I can help it." I
At that Jack and Jnnet gae a shout ,
of joy. Yes, this wns their friend Pear J
Deer, who had escaped with them from i
the ant cit. Mr. Hurk Peer was wrj j
Kind he hpdn't drowned them when h'i
found who they were, and he nnd Pear i
Deer peed for all the pictures they ,
wanted te drnw.
Then Mr. Buck Peer took the rhil- '
Jren en lus back, und carried them bach i
te the glade en the bill. There t!ie
were found b.v Teddie I'upkins. .lehnn j
Hull nnd the ponies, Tmie and Tops, I
who Badly had given them up ter let
Jack nnd Jnmt went gladly home I
with their drawings, hut thev liiade up
their mind te go hunting again, and
that very een.
MAYOR TO GO TO SAVANNAH
Will Open Deeper Waterways Con
vention Tuesday
Hended by Kinll P Alhreeht. presi
dent of the Philadelphia Ilmu'se, the
advance guard of Philadelphia repre
sentatives te the annual convention of
the Atlantic Deeper Waterways Asso
ciation, which opens nt Savannah, Ge.,
next Tuesduj, lift yesterdaj.
Mayer Moere, president of the as
sociation, which has a membership
of thousands, will open the conven
tion. Mr. Alerlght. .1 W II 'i. in,
preeldent of the Philadelphia Mail
time Kxchimi;, am, ...ei.e 1.
Spreulc, Jiiecter of the Department
of Wharves, Decks nnd Ferries, v. em
selected bv Mayer Moire te represent
Philadelphia at the convention.
The pait leaving yesterday in
cluded members of the Iteurse. To Te
day a delegation nf membeis nf tim
Maritime Kxihange, the Heard of
Trade and the Commercial Fxchange
will leave en the, steamship .luniutii.
NOT SO FAMOUS THEN
Sixteen venrs age Hale Hamilton.
new co-starring with Grace I.n Hue in
"Dear Me" at the Iireai Street Thea
tre, was a great pal of Douglas r.ilr
banks. Thny went te Europe together
en a cattle.ship becnuse they didn't
have the prlce of passage. "Fair
banks," Ilnmilten explslnH, "had just
scored a tremendous hit as a chorus
man in 'Fan Ten,' nnd I was starring
in the silent drama very silent for I
was out of a job. Prospects, didn't
leek any tee rosy, se we decided en n
jjrand European tour. The cattle geln
ever and the steerage people mum,,,
back made excellent bhipmutes.-'
UNUSUAL PLAY COMING
An unusual dramatic treat will he ,f.
fered te this city u week from Memlav
nljrht, when "The Kmporer Jenes,'"'
by Euteni O'Neill, comes te the Wal
nut Street Theutre. This weird play,
based en the element of fear, with its
Hccnes Inld in nn African Jungle, has
Charles (illpln, the Negro actor, in the
leading pnrt of the ex-Pullmen porter.
Aa n curtain raiser the Prorincetewu
Players, who are putting en "The Em-
erer Jenes," will produce "Suppressed
eilre," by Susan Glaspell.
NIQHT WATCH" HELD OVER
The enthusiastic reception given te
"In the Night Wnteh." the mele.
drama new nlnvlntr nt ti.n ii-ni....
Htrcet Theatre has led te Its being kept
for n third week. This excitlug war
tlm thriller, which features the sink
ing of a warship en the stage, also
inarUd the return te the footlights of
Itebert "Warwick. Ollve Tell is his
leading lady.
TO UNVEIL WAR TABLET
AJlllfo?er,.a! u",ct ""vice will be held
t 7,80 O'clock tomorrow night at
B pam M. K. Cliurch, in honor el
MllMW'j World War keldlcrs, nnd of
. uiiuni n ft TLm.. m... 1
' t ' ltl,rm., V. a iiu speuKerB
will include Praf. (Jnivin n Ainm.,0
f v-w 1'pv K,e,TV'-W' 8trawi D-P- und"
7V r' vmq xiasw auttie. t
JUVENILE LITERATURE
DOES NOT DETERIORATE
piHLDKE.VS Heek Week brings a
rich nrrny of Juvcnlle lltcrnture.
Heys and glrln arc well provided for s-e
far as literary contents for the Yulclldn
(locking are concerned next month.
There is Bemcthlng te suit every tusk'
of the childish mind or the mere sophis
ticated adolescent. And there is wide
variety In each class
Hoekn for boys nnd git Is seem te run
pretty constant In material and merit.
The passing years feuii te change stles
less in jmeulle lictien than in nil) ether
form of publication. There nre changes
of scene nnd the time is advnnccd te
contemporaneousness, but many of tin
old plots still de scrvi'e and they arc
peopled with fnmllinr figures. Tills is
net te say that books for heys and girls
are ulteether formulary, but they de,
en tin wliele, fellow certain tilies,
Frem the st j lstie standpoint. tliej are
much better than the A'gers, Ellis
Optics and Ilentys of a bygone da.
I Heresy, mavbe ! i
Of course, the llev Scout -mil the (iirl
fiulde inevementH hae given writers a
th"inn unknown in the past grneiutie:i.
This year Kusscll Cart-r opens a M'rio M'rie M'rio
ef stories which will inteic-t all Scouts
if the igoreiis ipialit of tlie tlrst two
volumes, "itiib Hansen. Tcmlcrfoet,"
end "neb Mansen. smut i I'enu rui
llshiti,: Cnmiiaii.v). are fulfill
1 in later
volume. Interesting c-.dits of campilij
and si out life ,nc featured.
A lether novel theme is taken ndwni
tage of bj IrMiig .Macd.itiald. who use
the movies us a backgre md for "On Hi
Tees" iThenias Y. CrewelP, nnd who
puts Ms here through iitmiv a stunt
whli !i will give heys an idea of the
,nevk :
Travel
nine.
ill Fiction
In the elder iH.vm travel was a fn r
Ife tnerie fur .-"iters of juvenile book,
and the c p'uitatlen of foreign lands
perennially provides materi.il for biek biek
greund ng.iinst which tu-ave and worthy
veung American heroes can enje ha?.
nriN and adventures. In this clas of
,,r"'
bin
s tnere is alwn.vs a chance te cmn
iisefcl information about etlui
If nd , "heir peoples n ml customs, with
rattling plots. In the old davs the in
fni million elten overloaded tiic story,
as it rh" late Herace 1 Scudibr's
"igxas JeurnevH." i in even in the hi,.
cvc'epedtc lore of Oliver Optic's "nini
Ainriea hread." while seii-aMnn htid
til" right if way In H'.ier'irvdge He;n
vtc's Jin ; HnrUavva" unis, which
hit' mm h relished by bevisb readers,
but net se much favored b.v parents, the
same being true nf Hurt I.. Sfmdish'j
"Meirivvell" pcregriuntleus, even when
thev rose from paper-back "dime" nov nev nov
eldem they really f0t a nickel U
bound form. Many parents thought they
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, sersMp ever their boys reading if the j
ilecl. was hound. ,
i Th bit-iiivnl.le tVntiei. UU
i heeler has 1 reiight tee travel -ndvi n
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tore sturv in te da
in a new series.
"Ihe I'.ii .l"linillll-!s." nf which
"Iliiiiting Ilnlde'i Treasure in the
Andes" ,iml "IMettina in 1'irnte Seas"
ilieerge II. Deinn Ceiiiiinnyi are the,
initial ventures. The titles of both give
a fair hint of the themes nnd the locales 1
and nil be.vs Unevv just hew gripping a!
jam Ir. Wheeler can write. Captain
Charles dilsen. an English writei.l
inuses ins .line rii-uu new vvnii ii-iu u,v 1
Chinese Iiripands and "Ihe Scarlet
Ilnnd" flledil. Mend & Ce.). another
Oriental s,e,-v . both being leple.e with
0x1 Ming tin ulent. I lie heroes in both
ere. of i nurse, Knglish lads. James
Hendr.vT's new bonk. "Cennie Morgan
in the Fur Ceunrr.v" ill. I'. Putnam's
S'insi. takes a favorite here of the boys,
from earlier volumes nf his doings, into
the "big North" among the trappers.
History in Story Ferm
Heeks of historical fiction have nd
vnneed since the davs of Geerge Alfred
Ilentv. with hi three limiks n vear nml
his industrious rival. Geerge Mnnville
Fenn. There is 11 bit lesH hlsterv and
much mere smrv In such 11 boeh 11s "A
Princeton llev I'tider the King" iDedd
Mend 1, in vvlii'h Paul Tomlinson re
constructs impressively the d'ljs of the
iildd'e of the eighteenth ennturv. when
the then 'Cullege nf Vew ,Terev"
was still lecati'd In ,1 1 nleti . Annthe
Tnmlinsiin, the wel'i-knnwn Everett T .
who has been writing attractive and
popular be.vs' books for a uuarter of a
century. Is the author of "The Myste
rious Hilllemnn," which is bnscl en
episodes of the I'evolutlenary War in
the Cnrelinas. where there wns a bitter
fei.il kottveoTi llira 'Fnetau nnrl the frtwnnt I
patriots who were bound te threw off
the tvrnnnicnl Hritish yoke, nnd did.
In "Beene of the Wilderness" (E. P
Dutten tV Ce.) Daniel Hendersen hni
written a grnphie sterv of which tli
great central figur? is Daniel Heme, p
tee has a Colonial ntsnoephere. wi n h 1
well maimaineil ami brings te the fn-e
ninny inteie.tiiig facts nbeut our nnw-- 1
ters. Curteuelv enough, thire is eulv .
etic book bused en the Grent War te
heinl. tci'iugh with sin I, immediate ii.a
terinl and se ninny participants te writ- '
abei.t the world conflict a score have 1
been expected. "At the Frent'' fl'enn '
Publishing Cempiin.v 1 is the fourth vel- I
ume in the Victer Series hy Cnptni'i '
Charles Hotsferi! formerly of the
Canadian Expeditionary Fetces, niel
w.f..n- ..H.l.en n .1 ,..,,,, 11 rnu In I ,n . ...
I'lllti's 1111 in' 1 in, ...i'.,,- ,., , ii. (
of ltalpli Stenn, Kml Van Heme and th
ether American bevs win figure In the ,
enrlier volumes nf r'.ie series The book 1
Is illustrated bv Hue (lrnvvlnes. which
kIvc a valuable Idea of the various mil
itary terras used In the story. A bej
who has read this series will knew a
(treat deal about b th the strategy el
thoe;
erld War nnd the icience of war-
fare.
Yarns of Sports i
Sports In the elder Renerntlen et
bej'H boehs played an Incidental role,
but new there lire whole books written
about the j ejiulnr pntnes of Yeunrt
America. Itnlph Dudley Paine has
written a jrniipinir. rnmanci of font-
hull in "I'lrst Down Kenturkv" !
ilIouRhten Mifflin Company), which wU
be liked by bin yeuns readers. Am'
Ralph Heiiry Harbour's annual orts I
Mery, for which mnny boys enjterlv
leek, is also about football. It is culled
"Left Half Harmen" (Dedd. Mead &
Ce.) Tleth stories, Incidentally, hove n
school background.
Heeks for Girls
Heeks for girls are by no means be
many ns these for boys. Docs this mean
girls nre mere Interested In knitting or
dressing dells thnn in rendinc'f At any
rnte only hnlf n dozen or se for young
misf.es have come te hand In comparison
with ns many dozen for the heys. One
of them Is n story of the World War.
"Cnptain I.ucy in the Heme Sector"
d'enn Publishing Company), another
volume in the Army fSirl Series, hy
Aline Harvnrd. It teltcs the charming
young heroine, nfter the armistice, Inte
(iermany and Russia nnd thence te
Kngiand. "Hubs at Heme" (I'cnn
Company), In Alice Celver's popular
"IJnbs" hooks, has peme of the wnr
tetihltv nbeut It, ns the heroine of "Ilhhs
at College" does geed war work while
Allen and Donald nre In France.
Girls who like outdoor sports will
enjoy "The Camp nt Oravel Point"
(Houghten Mifllln) hy Clara Judsjen.
uunu life, figures largely In it. "Max-
ALL SORTS OF NEW BOOKS FOR BOYS AND
Jury's Heuse Party" (Page Company)
is a new "Marjerj" book in which the
heroine nnd her friends are presented In
a new set of iterests by Alice 10. al
ien. Abbie l'nrwcll Hrewn'n "Iteund
Hebln" (E, P. Putten) Is n new book
of the Little Schoelmntes' Series, in
which the life of Ainerlenn children is
shown. The scene is in a summer cnnip.
Fer the Kiddies
Heeks for the youngsters nre tills
jenr unusunlly well Illustrated. "Fn- .
verlte Fnlry Tnlcs Frem the French" i
(Pedd, Mead & Ce.) includes stories
Yeni Perrault, Mine, P'Aulney and
Mine, de Heniimeut. The illustrations
In color by It. Cramer are striking. I
"A Treasury of Plays for Children"
fl.lttle, Ilr-iwn & Ce.) is edited bv
Montrese Moses, who Includes "Punch
and Judy," "Fair Oawalne." "The
Tejnmker of Xiircmberg." and "Alien
in Wonderland." Among the authors
' ,lre I.wl.v Crcger.i. Frances Hodgsen
imrm-it, idiistnnce .Mackuy, Austin
Streng nnd Stuart Walker. The pie
tutes nre in Teny Sarg's quaintest vein.
"The Children's Munchausen",
( Houghten Mifflin I is a retelling of the
"whoppers" of Hasp?, which have.
nnuiM'd generations of renders. Corden
l!es4 is fh, illustrator. i
"Stokes' Clilldien's Aiinunl" (V. A.
St. ikes Cempnti l is rich in stories and j
Pictures, many in color. There aie
P enty of jingles, tee. The contents, by
a number of writers and nrtist, offer
a wide variet.v of reading for children
ui te their teens. There aie lets of,
"'! "bedtime teries" In the book.
"Pueky Paddles and the Three
Hears" (Putten) is Pcrtliu Hall's clever
laptatien of the three bears fairv ;
stnr.v . Harrison Only has both nar
rated and i'hi-'trated "Caleb Cotton Cetton Cotten
fail" (Houghten Mifflin), which gives!
i rabbit's funny adventures In search
if the cditeii plnut. I
"The Littlest One" t F. A. Stokes!
' 'enipnii i i b.v Marien Aclceck (Mrs.
Sidnee Webb1, who has writtm some
l.nrmliiT rh.vines about a toddler. The
""'"'i I'ic.iiics uy .viarg.irer j arraiii
ire exnulsite.
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vvhleb is testiineiiv enough te its an an
theritatlveness. In thee davs vvheu
4"lf has pti-veil fret.i Its one-time state
of being a valetudinarian's sport and is
ilnved bv all ages right hn-i' in I'hila-
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little guide book will prove of much
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