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tuiibr.ii Te r- u Iiit
Hew I Became
A Mevie Star
As Told te
IMiZ KLl'UPH
Ylmt Has Already lluppencil
Uoiethy l.itnr, a mal(-licn 'lie'.
timhttieuj In hi' 'urn ii rt;m tir,
ichlle en a trip tu i'v )erk. imtlt
J.iiitrriin I a u'li, ; ;nf ny nt imn
bccetnpi ititi fitted in her ami irruri
for her mi iiiiie! taut part pliviiny
opposite Juhn ,iiint'. n fiimuuH star.
Seicard nA llinellni te marry Aim,
"but she rrfuiri, irnlmny that ns
cares for I.awnutc I'rinrh. horethy
gec te thiii n ti) phiy i wmll p'i't '
that I.ilirrinn F h n urn for
her. M title ui the rnin (nrefii
reads that ,'iei ij,i t f ir.id l'crsif, hn
committal undt, and thit tin i.c
theritxei an UjeKinn for her. Law
rence trtndi quia te Ithnea and ntki
Dorethy te mnrni hm. lie trih hir
that the miittn of l'eri' miride hn
leen itraightenid out and that ne
needn't uerry about if
Anil Here It ('enthiiim
IN T1IOSF: ilaj". Cry-lal May l.ad jii'-t
been u ehilil n-iri-- Hit hri mother
had pushed her mni iiki-il (or her and
cenerully bullied penpli Inte dnins
things for her, till in-w "-he cn re.ilh
well knew mid imi1- tceVed an a 'far
She was mtlier cum itfd. atnl jwfullj
enrcful thr.; enrv in MimiM rcalle
that she mun mir luipur'.int than tlif.v
were
but tl'if
ii. in
't be In
me any.
My part w i- j
t
,i -ma 1 nil" I wa
i J . un i realij w Il
her aUter. in the -I
Just a foil for b"r Wt
many scenes tegethi r. leu
had me"t of the a 'imi
I seen l'e niil. tin uxti
steal scenes frmn me If -'i
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f i nai-t -be
th'it
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me. fell fe IS 101 I
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FOR Ol R SCR'il'BOOh OF STARS
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177i.S .IKi BECOMISG
in' tfii ili-- -in inn; li'i , IIim-ip i
lil' - i l nu. I.'in,: 1- .n.J I'lin'tm It'i'iv
ninl tin nlil 1. null-ii -lilt nf nn lutt'rtu"
imrt if th lilm'- hi i, m i ik - (tl i i'i
r -ult i- -'in n al'"'tf
Siwnnl had told nif once that there
uere n cuiid iniinj actors uhe would
1" it. ami I'd been mueli nnni-nl 'it
the Idea I'd never nvt nil one be
Hire hu did it, tlieiuli.
he'd -tnnd s that 1 had te Mini
nivay from the camera te fuee her. If
slit lllil. She iihvn- had I lie eMIi t
center of the Mac. And -he'd niiin
nc te tin u- attention en li-i-e't no
iiiOlter who n- -uppeM-d le be the
Important person in the sceni1. A- ter
eln-e-up- Well, -he and lit'l mettiei
yef te lie a stnndm,: juli".
'Iinii't .n: t'link tin re mm t te I"
a ele-tt.iip of Il.ib in that dri . Mi
HhIiiuiisV her nii'ther would -.iv
Oh. Mr. li.innnis, b r c niakc a ie-i -ui
of me iinw, slttlim en tin- old tin'.'
Cr-tal would lies, ciutihin t li dim
ter h the lapel- "f In- lout and -inil-
ing up nt him. '
She hud u b.r of little trnk- tlint I
wire -uipf-,'d tu t.i-i iniitt' u i ii but
-ii- u-ed tin i i utilj inl- Mr Ii. it'ii im
and for the lead'ns mii'i. (i Inert (ii iv
Sue was reiilh unite cni7 about aiiu.
but 1" r iru'tln r would -l.ne I mi un
fmtu her wheneier -he -aw t lit tu to
gether; she wau ttwftill.i afraid that
Cr still would elope with -nine n'ie who
didn't amount te much, and nnbedj
but a big -tar nr a uiillienair. would
bine -ati-tlrd her a- a -mi-ln-l iw
We all knew that, of eeiir-e. w'
took a ma'ii ion dt'llcht in I'lrnwinc
them together Kien Mr Kuuiiiug i
would de It which ltd ti tin ii.mnu
mi bus i ham t In pietutt and te mi .
Ii
-t about
1 i-itiB i. ii life In takina
ir. i
It wn'
en n -
orgee1 s ii.ij, htj i p ur
w ith no u iiitl at all -
r pit tare making. And
nt .m' i en import ml
and warn., and
, .rf "t .'i.i t
Ml Hi re In s ..
M i 111 -
Mrs Mai tiueered ihint's a' tin- nf
-tart, l.tiiiMur W- wire unrltiTig lit
tie1 ti p i f t'lf falb in i bfiutiful little
grn--. pbi' e with -et e i ,,; rei ! -.nrniind
'ha ga" a i ."-t I'lu-pi. ei
fei t Thi re wert fun beaut. ful tin-,
tee rb it finned .. wi'tiu. rfui 1 1- n
' , i.il t Si . v tin fall- utid Mr l'..in
i ll.g w'u'i i i 't I 'i I' ' ' -i ' Hi tli re
MM'!' Ml I.
MOVIE STUDIOS THESE
The worn tnU n i-n the cvr
N"!1 'M f,mnl the inken pmilcn-
nt the i.-iilotei lu-i fhi' thin; te
n-eii ia tiiuillj nhi iim d utiil the
Did Charlie Chaplin
Kiss Vela Vt'gn?
C
( HAI'MN" litely completed lu-
trip abroad and i- back en lb.-
in
I'urii lit news if el show 4 him ar
miiii In I'an- A euni; woman,
link with ipre-sie pjfx, rubex
no f i til tu thiiiiicli the crowd.
.-I.c wl.i-per- in his ear.
Tli i -iWti- bun with n ib -Irt.b'c
-II e r
'I be Mi i iieesn't name her.
Hut t I ou i an biliixe e ir ee )
tl.e li.iiid-ume uirl i- Tela Nt en.
h.' In''"" rrv ml nnd i.ilbert C.ia.i.with
the n lei -linwind in tin di-tnine I'll
urn u. i- -ii i bar that (ir .tjj-t, the cam
tin man. wn- -lire h ii.ii'.d get it
I bit Mr- Mm wa- di tei mined that
the inllii -binild be u-i d enlv a- n
bai'kgrnuii I fur Cr.i-iul
' I wi.uld makii sin Ii a mane'.ou-in-ter,
Mr. ISanniug," flu- insisted
".lut haie her slamllng there, looking
tiff te i lie -lde i.itli thai beautiful
it. lining i pie--lnn of bet- hhe used
te label her dmichti r' t n ssiens as if
tin i'd In en diffeitit inlnrcd truck-
"; ml jmi II haie a im t nr.
that will irel
J",i publn it.i nnjiilnTf. '
y,.. 1 reaii-e thai, but 1 nrefer tu
.t
as :i li'ickgnniiid ter the big love
-i i ne. Mi- Ma.i," Mr Hnuiiing told
her pelitel.. and tunie, away te cen--ult
with tin1 iiiint'in mini about the
aiiKic f"i..ii which thci'd -hoot it. Mh
Mni lelluwiil lum, heweiir.
'I in, iixtiri's won't (it in iliein lull
a- lull a- ju-t one will. Mr Itannlnc. '
-In- tir.'id "And Cri-tnl In her littb
white drr. - would be iierft "t there. '
"If w nnd t. nil one luur,. I'll u-e
(iillurt tin re. Mr- Ma ," Manning told
In nil Stiiiiebedi laughed at that.
whlib nt i mil -i, made her perfettl
t'limi-, and -In went sputtering awni ,
te tin rni Ui n "ik where (Jl'.lMal w as
'tun nun: up in .' i i.ik' ii'. I
Mm talked ii n I ard tu the girl, and I
Mi.i'l . w le n ('r4tal get up and camel
ier tij win it Mr. ISiiuiiing was. t all l
' i . w lb.it she hid persuadi'd her!
i.-nti r t t 1. 1 l i r wlb - en the diiSc I
i
ii Mr It inn. tig," gurgled ( i'.t,'tl,l
1 i l' ni; tu I'- .mi -In hud th. ten-I
i i.i in tint Ii iinl. nnd nnv niie ceald
He -ti N tl lit -h bnlin red billi ' t llll't 1
I .. i-e biiie tb. s leieh lijiekgreund nil
t mi self: Ili'iie-i. Mr H inning, I've'
.-liiliui- itnaiiifd of liimng ui) pic- '
dire ' ken -one duv with a wonderful i
1 in l.L'i' 'in l l i.e that, ami tug tree- nier
in ' - Inn m diare-t dream. Mr.
(tiiiiili Ami new "
"Ite.n'i for the -cine'" Mr. Hannlng
,t in ' ( ntiie en, Gilbert New, Crye
nil. -'i p eiei there mid jut run through
n,l- in a Imrrj. tl'l 1 see If ,ieu have, it
r'gl. "
'I liit mh- nil the nn-wtr she get, but
knew, of ciiiir-i'. that she failed. She
v.i i itlnr sulki about It for a minute,
t i. din rt v in waiting, and I gue-s she
i- uMa.d that Mr It inning would
in i i nt hit ilin at and sheet
..im i -In didn't liurrv
him there
Se liuallv
' -l.ruggi'il h'r shoulders and went
iir t i re'narte the leie scein .
i 1 ilnu Mr Iliinning had his re
i k ui Ii Mai. He mnile that love
-niil -i ard' nt tba' it would bine dime
I.
lii 'Miinl cm dit 1 iimt sa mere
Ill HI tl T
He iehfared and reheiir-ed
"Held her tight, Gilbert ruilli
jgbt u- If ou cared mere for her than
fur nni one else In the world !" he cried.
Mi thought, lb w te I.arry then and a
lump i nine into mi threat. "1'ress her
i nil- te lour lip-; tilt her face hnck
and ki-s Ier again. There that was a
geed bit de it ngnin '"
Mrs Mai wasMmtilj ill agen.i Here
-he'd hi en ju-t about standing ever
Cri-tnl with a row bar te ki ep her
mai liein Gilbeit for fear she'd fall in
hue with linn, and new Mr. Hanniug
was running the llames, se te speak, for
uli In- was worth.
In be (entlnui'd 'Mendai
DAYS
HOLLYWOOD WILL
HAVE ITS TIN
ANNIVERSARY SOON
CimiSTOI'HKU COU'Mnt'S dis
covered America In 1402. And, tn
j ears age, Al Christie "discovered"
Holl.weod. elnemntlcall. spenking. New
they call Hollywood the mevinK-picttire
rnpltal of the world, beetiUMt In Its
twentj -tdRht studies', about TO per crut
ct the world's lirmn are mnde.
When Christie went West in 1011,
'lis first studio was- a former rondheu-i
I le tanrnem became the cni'penter shop,
the outdoor restaurant became the
sac only fort feet square and the
stnblei were renovated for mnkeshfit
dres-Inc rooms.
Such well-known playern as I.euNe
iilnuin, llfreld I.ockweod. Hus-el l?a---ett,
Mr. Paienperr and her dauilhtcr
iJorethv (new Mr". Wallace Heidi, and
Mrs Kuitenie Ferde and her dnughtcr
iiteiIa (new Mrs. Tem Mlxi. weie
1 teky if they had room for n coat hnn.w
In tht-ir two-by-four studio iiu.irtei-.
a
J I 'ST te show bow picture- were hur
ried In tliee da, Tem Klcketts
directed the dramatic branch of the
actors Monday, Tuf-d.n and Wedtie-dai
for his We-tern thiiller, and Cbrl-'tie
fini-hed up the week with the same ar
tistt In a eenudy. If the dramatic di
lector miis delayed se that Christie had
bill two dajs of the wed: remainliiu'.
Christie made only 000 feet, or a split
red.
Mri. Christie. Al Christie's mother,
considered herself ferfunate if n da
passed when she didn't haie te pile up
half the furniture in their heu-e for
moving pictures.
limes baie chaiicd somewhat In Itn
ear-. New we'd be sati-tied te make
ur home in tome of the ineiiuK-iiktuie
'seta."
They All Want Him oe
IU DOII'H vali:.ntih
1- nlKI'lt te Sj;i) a filO- (111 en'lli'l
witn tin l.a-k Cemp'iin b th
teryis of which be will be a -tii'.
lb i- iiii pl'ijing opposite 1'ire.lii
liiltmi in "Meran of tie I id
Let iv"
Answers te Questions
Frem Mevie Fans
WOHTHY Geerge rum (it Im ln.n
cn-t for i leading rob' in ' Ml i- Mar
lift " (Jt'icrs In tin' n-t .r i i uferi!
Kent, Marguerite Coin tot, Il.liu 11' w -land
ind Charles (tghu'i.
a srn('uii!i:it i .u.i niijii. I..
till je'i about Wlllhiin J'nn um't inn
If uu will let me knew unib r i..iit
mine h' plajn. l'i "Tbf I'l.'litnig
I. In" ' ". ma.i sue" ti I in gi Hung the
Information jeu wish
PAN Yeu i .'ist i ican Mi-- Mm
guerlte lie I. a Motte, us I I. me no
ktiewlnlg" of a Mi-- Iielln Metie in mo
tion pictuies. Maiguriti' U I.'i Mmt"
plaied the 'i'ir( of Ci'tistlini e ill "The
Ihree .Musuctters
setn in "The Mnde
TOM W 'The
I led" Is the title
next picture The
She will
of the Ced
(Hen be
Weiiuin He Mar
of Anil i Sk w art V
ct -t includes Shan-
IMss. l)e,iiM Mi -I'lene.
Willi. lu-
ueu i mi. i 'ait en
Ueniild.' Charlette
hurds and nthtr-
r.I.dlsi: "Mt-lbi Main i- the c
t ne in whb"h Mania Manen snpnerted
Mm i l'lckferd Ikr next piMine v 111
be "Tin Man WJie Smiled" Mn'gui
1 aw wll1 4ila the rule of M.iignrit
Si hntleld in "Cenred " .Telin Huiron,
brother of the late Hebby Hnrren, will
phi nrposlie her
1'UINCnsS Nerma Talmndge was
married in 101s. Alice Terry was horn
in Yini'i'tines, Ind., in l'.iOl. She U of
Welsh lescent , her rial name is Albe
Trancea TaalTe.
CAHLOTTA Crautiinl Kent is an
rngllshman. He was rather well known
en the stage and in musical ruined be.
fore going Inte pictuies. He can be
ii twin d at the I.uiiiIh Club, New Yeik
City.
HOH S Address Al Jennings nt
the Capital Film Company. Hollywood,
Calif
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wiajMix3aiiB xnwuh srtl
DAUGHTER
THIH Iin01N8 Till: PTOBY
Jim Kendrlc. th dflvll-mvr.
xvlinle-lirnftpil American, en arrival t
tlie bonier town, tnkwi Ills pal" "
1'nrty te rnnke a nlKht In the wide-open
tnwn acreini the Mealcun line. They
uliirt up In OrtenV ftambllnr Joint. The
ff-ll erkii In lil bleed nnd lie cull" en
OrMBB te irovlile ome one te play dice.
Hit t. Hles, nn old rlvBl nnd enemy,
prcie(i en by his companion twice" up
hi- ileil. Hln eompHnlen'B Identity la
ujatflry, but elery ene feeilt !
yeman under tlie eombrere uml maicu
linn nttlre of the berili r. In mi pxeltlnu
(.nine Jim wersts UIeb and then cnal
leiinen the houee te nnetlier The woman
iikei him up, iennatlenally winning.
I.nter ehe awnmenii him tayeterleusly te
nn inlenlsw, In which fhe tells of her
hatred of llles and asks Jim te aid her.
Her refuses r.s he has made a pact with
his old chum, Harlow te be en a vuy
nut for sorne mjeterleus Menlcan trouj treuj
ui , After n. xnyaBe In it dlsreputahle
tub with a quaint cutthroat crew, the
party lands and mukea Its way te inn
Interior At the plcturesnua scene of
heir cxpte't nttln In main nttlre, te
their Hinajement appears Zeralda It
appears the trcaeure hunting- pirly Is In
tlie power of the atranii woman and
her coterie. In a startllnif lnterilv she
iHncleecs that there is te be anether war
In Mexico. . ,
Zeralda relent that alie Is atr Ailee
princess, lha last cf the Menteiumas.
h) cenfldes In Kentlrle that she loves
him and dramatically command him
tlel" when he takes no Interest In her
unVctlen Mmmilille Zeraldu summons
Harlow Kcmlrtc'n pal. te her rumptueus
uunrters
AMI Ili:nK IT CONT1NUK8
ND still no ene te dl&piite Mb right
A te
e de as he pleaued. He silt for a me-
.in-lit ateti the wall, looking aoeui inui
euiieutdy! Hp nierked that fit each of
the frnT of the inclemire te be neon
from where he net was ft Httle square
tower rising ft dozen feet higher than
the wall. In each tower a lamp burned.
I'reiti the narrst one came the. voice
of two men. Tied near this tower nnd
outside the wall were two horses; he
saw them vaguely nnd heard the clink
of bridle chains. Saddled horses. There
would he unddlcrf horses at ouch of the
four towers; night and day, Ii' Zerrtldn b
talk were net mere boasting. The
temptation te knew just hew Htrlct weh
the i;uanl kept moved him te drop te
the ground, en the outside of the wall.
He moved qniikl. but his feet had net
stiuck the grass when n sharp whistle
cut thruugh the -till night. The whistle
come from somewhere in the shadows
within the Inde-uic.
Kendrlc steed steii" still. Hut ban
be been ready for flight he knew new
tint he could net hnie gene twenty
I aces before thr- stepped him. Where
he had heard the lelcen of two men he
new heard nn overturned chair, tingle
of spur and thud of beets, a sharp
command. He saw two figures inn out
en the wall and leap down into the sad
dles just below. And he knew that in
ethir towers there had been like readl
ics and like action. Fer already he
saw four mounted men and needed no
telling that each man carried a rifle.
lie climbed back en the wall, his
curiosity for the moment satisfied. And
there he eat until one of tb rldcri gal
loped te him. The man came close and
snld grulll :
"It is net permitted te cre-s the
vail. It would Ik lust if Sener Anieii
ni no icmen.bercd. And weut buck te
the house."
"Uig!it-e!" agreed Kcndric cheerily.
"I jut" wanted te be Mite, cenipadre,"
and he turned and diepped bark into
the garden. "She holds the enrds, nee,
face and trtimn!" he conceded sweep
Ingl. "Hut the game's te play." And,
ns again he strolled along the driie
way, his thoughts wire net unpleasant,
l'ei what had he come adventuring into
Lewer California if he weren t read
for what tlw day might bring? The
situation had its zest. He wondered
hew manv men were hidden nbeut the
garden, lik the fellow who hud watched
him and whistled? Hew many were
watching him new? He reflected nn he
walked en. but his conjectures were net
se deep is te make him ebllvh us rt hi
cigir. O'l the whole, for the night, he
wa- cen'ent.
Just as be turned the corner of the
beu-e a liibr, coming from the double
front gnte, laced down the driveway
and flung himself te the ground. A
figure stepped out from the shadow
corridor and Kcndric was near enough
te recognize the second figure as that
of Captain Kscebar, even before he
heard his sharp;
"I- that .mil, nanmrc? What luck?"
"M, Sener C.ipitan. It is Hnmere.
And the hwk is tine '."
""iiiii'huic her?" l'soebar's tone was
exultant.
".hi-' outside. Sanche is
her 1 am here for orders,
shall we take her?"
' lb re. Inte the house
Ci-lclmiir knew t weitliin;
bringinc
Whertt
Seneritn
and is
witn us
I! 1IUHIV7 swung baek up into the
saddle and -purred nivti, gene into tin
I darkness under the trees toward tin
gnte Kendric steed where he was, re
'iiptiie for any bit of understanding
u'leli might b.' letieh-afed him. He
j wn- satisfied with his po-itleu in the)
-had'tii-. glad win n K-cebar slepptst i
cm n flint- the lnmn Uttlit tV. ir wtfliiti '
JM.u.mcil ain.-s lis ,a,e. Actually the
linans haul e,esgleited.
It v.a- mil a moment until Knniui-v
'leturned. anetliet man iidin l.i "e and!
knee with him, a 1-d horse following I
them. It was this animal and it..
1 rider that held Kendiic's t.ies. In t lit-!
' -nmlle was what appeared a v.eaiy lilt:.'!
I bi'iire, droeinng forward, clutchinii
u.l-erablv at the born of the saddle
I with both blind-. As she came nearei
I and tin ie wns mere light he saw th
Lew iil hi ad, iii'ide out tlint it was htit
I b fien saw hmv the hair wni all
I tumbled and icad.i t" fall about her
-leu di -
'Ymi will get ilniin, seneritn." It
wa- i'scebur'b leiee, glentlng like his
ee-.
'i'ln- listb-h- figure tn the saddle mnde
no iepl, si'enied bereft of any volition
of it- own. A- Hnmeres put up bin
I hand- tu help her. she came down
stiiii mm steed sum, loeitiug aueui
her Kt i drie, te sie better, enme en
i in' ruing trum the -hndews and steed.
li'tiniiig against the wall, drnwing
s'ewly at his cigar nnd nwuiting the end
i.f the si em-. Se new, for the first time, I
he -aw the girls face as shy liftesl It te
leek ib-pniringly around.
"Oh," -he i-riul sudiknly. u catch .
her mni, throwing out her two arms
toward n-celmr. "I'lease, please let
me go!"
The hair was falling nlteut hir face;
she -hook it back, still standing with
her arms euttlutig impluringly. Kendric
flew ned The girl was tee fair for a
Mexli an ; her hair in the lump light was
lc-s dark than blink and might well lx
brown; her speech was the speech el
one of his own muntr.
"An Ameiican uiil!" be marveled.
"Tliese dirty deills have laid their
hands mi an American gill! And ju-sL
a kid, nt that."
With hir hair down, with a trembling
"Please" upon her lips, the did net
leek sixtei ii.
tl am se tlicd," she begged; "1 am
se frightened. Won't you let me ge''
I'lease?"
Kendrlc fully expected her te break
into tears, se heartbroken va her at
titude, se halting weie hir few Blip
plicating weids. A spuit of augur
tin red up in his heait; te be hnrfch
with her was like hinting a child. And
et be held resolutely back from inter
ference. An et no rude hand wns being
laid en her and It would be better If
she went into the hou-e ijuletly than if
he should raise a Hurry of wild hope
in her frightened breast and euke un
outpouring of terrified pleadings, nil te
no mail. What he would have te say
wern best said te Escobar alone.
Slowly her arms dropped te her sides.
Her leek went from fuce te face, resting
A Tale of Adventure
BY QUIEN SABE (Who Knows?)
Cevvrlaht. l(3i. tu Charles Scritntr's Rens
longest en ,11m Krndrle'i. He kept Ills
lips tight about hln clgnr, uliutlliig buck
any word te rnlne false hope. Just yet.
The result wan Unit the girl turned
from him with a little shudder, fcucitiu
In him but another oppressor, hie
Hlghed wearily nnd, walking Mlfll,
pawed te the deer llnng open by ltn
miucz and Inte the house. Escobar wai
following her when Kcndric called te
him. The bandit captain muttered, but
came beck Inte the jard.
"Well, BenerV" he demanded lmpu-
dentjy. 'What have jeu te say te
"Who -is tlint Blrl?" tcked Kendrlc
"And what nre jeu doing witli berV
Kscebar laughed his open insolence.
"Se ou nre interested V 1'retly,
lilte a tlewer, no? Well, she Is net
for you, Sener Americano, though she
Is of your own country. Hhe Is the
daughter of a rich gentleman named
Gorden, If you would knew. Her papa
calls her Hetty and in very fend of her.
Him I have let go buck te the United
States. Thai, he may send me twenty
live thousand dollars for fenerltn Hcttj.
Arc there ether iiuestlens, senor?"
"You've get u cursed high hand, Cap
tain Kscebar," muttered Kendrlc. "Hut
let me tell you something : If you touch
n helr of that peer Utile kid'a head I 11
Hboet six holes nciiure through jour
dirty heart." And he passed by Kscebar
nnd went into the house.
He meant te tell the daughter of
Gorden that he, tee, was an American;
that llnrldiv, another American, was en
the job; that, somehow, they would see
her through. Hut he wnn given only n
Heeling glimptie of her as she pas-ed
out through a deer across the room, es
corted by the griive-cjed eung woman
who an hour age had win nod him net
te anger Zeralda.
He saw Hetty Gorden's face distinetl
new: she was fair, her hair was brown,
he thought her eyes were giay. Hut
before he could call te her she was gene,
clinging te the aim of .eralda's maid.
"1'oer little kid," muttered Kcndric,
staring after her. "I'd give mj hat
te have her en a horse. Minuting fin
the New Moen. All ulone among thie
pirates, with her dad the Lord known
where trying te dig up twcnty-lie
thousand dollars for her!"
At least she was no doubt well enough
off for the night. She looked tee tireu
te He nwnkc long, no matter what her
distress. He returned te his rooms mid
sat down te wait again for Harlow.
When at last Hnileiv came Kendticj
lllIOW en mu ienium unui rui;i.i;-T
Zeralda had had with him. L'v.ist's
eyes were shining; his head was up;
he walked briskly like n man with his
plans made and bis heart in them.
"Yeu peer boob," muttered Kendrlc
dlsgu-tedly. "Once ou let a wetnun
get her knife in your heart jeu're done
for."
Harlow swept up the brandy bottle
and tilled u gluss brim full.
"Te Zeraidn, Queen of Lewer Cali
fornia!" he cried ringingl). He drunk
and smashed the glass upon the lloer.
Kendrlc blghed and shook bis lienil
hopelessly. And thanked Ged that he
hud never been the man te go mad
ei or a prettj face.
CIIAVTEIt VIII
IIeiv a Man May Carry a Me-age
and
Net Knew Himself 150
a Mt.tscnger
"There's no call fcr bad bleed be
tween ou and me, ,Iim," said llnr llnr
lew, plainly ill ft his eabe. "We'ic al
wiijh been friends; let's Ma.v friends.
If we can't pull together in the deal
thnt'a cemin', why, let s just split our
trail two ways nnd let it go nt that."
'Tair enough," eiicd Kcndric heart
ily. His ccmpanlen thrust out a hand:
Kcndric took it warm! . Harlow looked
tellcved.
"And," continued the sailor, "there's
nn sense fergettin' vhnt we ran into
tills pert for In the first place, Th'-ie's
the loot; no matter hew or when we
come nt It. both tegither or single, we
split it Men?"
'Talr a'.'.Mn. The old-time Harlow
talking. '
" Ml I've held out en ion, .Inn. is jhr
rilOTOl'I.As-
Alnameraii,, ,,ttliy ,.t .. t,,fl hi., 4.0
WILLIAM S. HART
In "1111111110111) lilt IMI"
ALLEGHENY ' Tv'L''' i .fTs
uii.i.iam lie MllxrS
"AFTFI? THP SHOW"
.rtrltl1 lnc"3nu,v
A PHI 1 D :,'li themi su- m's
MI 7 v M'iVNAV,A,,A
MAY McAVOY
In "Tin: Tltnil unit T III -iia.miv
ARCADIA '"i'Mr ' 1,UI
AI-ALl- 10 1 m 11 i-, p M
ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN
In "II MK I ITS llll Ills- "
ASTOR
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MA I IM 1 111 V
WALLACE REID
in "im: in. 1.1. nrei.i us-
BALTIMORE
mst (. r,Ai.ri.!niiL
li . 11 In s t Mi
MII.I)lti:i II.MIKIS IIIAI'I.IN ill
"HABIT"
CipKiM v,iru ,imj hikiulami iii,
DI1(1 ,rvl V 1 t)A( y,
ETHEL CLAYTON
in
III 0II"
Ur.ul &
bluebird UTr,?r?"!:
SESSUE HAYAKAWA
Iiijwii.uk i.k.iiis ,iti: i.mi"
BROADWAY ' 'a,.vAn
WALLACE" REID
In "1IIIJ Ill'l I. IlKlf.KKS"
P A DITAI 7'JJ MMtKIJT hT
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VIOLA DANA
In 'Till MT( II lllti:KI 1!'
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4,THE GOLDEN SNARE"
DARBY THEATRE
uii.t.iiM iu -m;i,i, in
"The Lady Frem Longacre"
EMPRESS Tpv.-.J'tti'iV NK
LIONEL BARRYMORE
in "Tin. e.itrir aiim'.nti ii
AlDIf1MT -tmi '"
n 1
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BUCK JONES
In 'ItMt MlllMMi"
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FAMILY ruVlM !1'1M,M,MU,V,7
WILLIAM S. HART
in "rinuT-wenn itnwii"
56TH ST. TU1ArT11'.ri,,',;?.,:r"'
CONSTANCE TALMADGE
In "MimiA'b AlTlllt"
ri rwrr fuei mahkii i-t
eugene O'Brien"
11
In "UllllJ.llSArMIT'
"DA MT ei" eifiAitn'Avr
VltrMN 1 "VIl'l TlllllV
Rupert Hughes' "The Old Nest"
HAHOI.II l.I.OVIl In "I no
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OF THE SUN
exact location, se far as I knew It. I'll
i pill that te ou new, best I can. Th"ii
ou can phiy out jour string jour way
and 1 tan play it out my way. As
Juarez tipped me off, jou've get three
peaks le sail by; whether it's the three
we saw first or the ones right off here,
back of the house, I don't knew any
inure than j en de. Hut it ought te be
limy telUn' when n man's en the npnt.,
The middle jienk ought te he u geed fifty
feet higher than the ethers mid flat
tenkin' in (op. In a ravine, between
tlie tall boy mid the ene nt the left,
Jiuiriv, said there wa a let of ncrub
tree-v and brush. lie snld plow
through the brush, kecpln' te the up
edge when you can get te it, until you
cenn te about the middle of the patch.
There a mnn would find a let of loose
lock, boulders tlint looked like they'd
slid off the mountain. Tills rock, and
the Lord knows bow much of It there is.
covers tlie be'e that the old prlet's
wiltliC said that loot was In. And
that's th. yarn, every damn' word of
It."
"If it's the place back of tiie house,"
mid Kendric, "It'll be a night job, nil
of It. It's net a half mile off and plain
"Your Hir boob," muttered Ken
drlc. disgustedly. "Once kt a
Menvin set a Imlfe In jour heart
jou're ihine for"
i .icht from here. New.
whatV the
lik, ljhuod'ef K-cebar baling been there
ahead of u-V"
.1,.,,; ?t of the runnln'." Hnr-
low's e.ies glinted with bis satisfaction.
"IIc'h corked up here liblcr'n n fly
in a betlK He isn't allowed te .-tick
nie-e outside th walls nfter dark; nnd
be isn't allowed te ride out et light
in the da time. The-e aie little Esco
bar's eiders. And, by cracky, I'll bet
be minds 'em."
"Who te'd jeu r.11 that?'
"She- did."
"Wliiit"- slit elns-t. herding him for?"
"Ueesii't tni't lilm; run jeu blame
her? Shij'ii takln' her chauce-j, and she
knows it. iibmnln" Hie hit? thlncs- abend,
And -he's net uiis-in' n bet."
"And mere." remarked Kendric
deb... "sb- banker for the loot her-
Ml'
"She wouldn't knew
It." pnfc-tcd Harlow .
'keep III- mnu'b shut;
a thing anon
LM.ebar would
in t ti iffu ini;
I enough fur that."
"Hut -he does knew, IVistj. She
knows tiiar l.M'ubar knifed Juarez; -he
ilniews wh ; alie knows pretty nearly as
much about the thing as we knew.
"She knows a let of things." mused
Harlow. Hut he shoek'hls head. "She's
shoetimr hiL'h. headlenir: no neiini -mile
L'.ime for her: Net that wlmf " we're
loefcln' for sounds Iitllv; but It ain't iu
her path and she's net turnln' aside for
an thing. And she's the richest lad
In Mexico right new. These peatls of
hers, man. me wetth ever a hundred
thousand dellais, or I'm n feel. I saw
them again tonight ; she let me have
them 111 nil hand-. And that rub ;
lid jeu see it? Why. kings can't sport
-tone- 111
thnt in their be-t Sundu
i low lis."
"She contend
that s'.u u a descend-
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In "MKIMIIM. III.I.I.s"
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CONSTANCE TALMADGE
In "MKIIIIIM. Illll.l.i"
K"ARI TflNI 'hkiim i' Ahuv "1,1:1 u
IrtlL,IUll Jalij (, ,i t , tl Ji M.
U 11 1 1 in c llrlil. (.Jerl 1 Sii.iniuii. Klllntl llulfr
'DON'T TELL EVERYTHING'
Lehigh Pal
ace ' i-iiiuh aihiu.-
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MILDRED HARRIS
In "rilK WOMAN IN III 1101 M,"
I IRFRTV HiAii s. i'i'I.t 'iniA avI
L.1I3IL,I I 1 HA'llNlU IHIIV
VIOLA DANA
in "i iri.'s 11 win ri nn"
OVERBROOK,3,JIIlX,I1,,,1,
TOM MIX
iu "rri.n u 11 111 mh
PAI AptT i-n sjAiiuirr -ii'lli
i ni-nv.u m A -.t , u ,-, ,, M
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
III "Mlll NO MN KNOWS"
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WALLACE REID
in "nn: iiKi.i, un,i,i:itv,
RFP.FNT akm-i -1 is ew 1 7 1 m
SHIRLEY MASON
in "Oi 1.1 nii:"
RJAI TO tn-iiMAMiiWN 'ai;ni 1. "
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CONSTANCE TALMADGE
' In "I.VAONs IN 1.01 h"
RURY t iiki:t ,1-t 1 rum 7rn
uuu I't Ml 111,1 .M
EARLE WILLIAMS
In "IT 'N nr IIO.Nr."
SAVOY j-U 1 Mtlvl. I Mill IT
.JfA VVI SAM n. Mi .night
WILLIAM S. HART
In "lll.ll.'s IIIM.KS"
SMERWOOD -nv - ,ld,llT;eA3.
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t-UUtnt O'BRIEN
in en urn i.u;s't
STANI EY
: viiui r at hith
1 1 A M t.. 1 1 in tt r
MME. NAZIMOVA " '
in "i iM'i.i.r,
STANTON
MAKKI.T Ale.u li.lil
I'll'iA Ihillnii it
Illlll-K 1,1 llll'h llM,,,,.r l,.j
"OVER THE HILL"
333MARKE'IV,,Ki1,,,!,r,,V
BERT LYTELL
In " 1IIII' TO I'MtMllsl,'
VICTORIA llMHTlj:
TOM MIX
1 ill.
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1 nn: 1101 i.ii nnMiiND"
RI ALTO, WEST CHESTER
TOM MIX
uiwv hemi
nut of the old Mexican kings." n(T.,.t
Kendrlc coolly. "And a y treisf.'1
left by the Montezuma , s c c aim" &
right of Inheritance!" lms by
"8he couldn't get across with n claim
-'( that, could she? Net It any lw
court. .Tim?" ' IM)
"Net unless the jurern were all men
and nhc could get them off alone, one
at a time, nnd whisper in their cars '
grunted Kcndric. '
Harlow laughed and they drentm,!
the wibject. Kcndric told llnrlew wnSJ
he hnd learned during the evening; hew
the walls were scntlne'.cd nnd ,ew
tlie jircscnt moment under the ta,nc
reef with thorn wns an American B,i
held for random. '
"And. ttccerdlng te Kscebar," '
concluded, watching his old frlend
face, "the trick Is put ever with iV,
connivance of Miss Castclmer. Th 2
would seem le be one of the heailV
qU!n."n,?., lhc Bre,nt national game!"
I'Well?" snapped the sailor. "What
of It? If you enn get away with a
game like that It pays big and fast.
And wlm the devil Rent you and me
down this way te preach righteous
ness? It's their buslness-but. cut!
threat cur that that little bandit Iied eV
my thumb In, I don't believe n word
he f-nys." u
"And If you did believe, It would be
just the same?" There wns a queer
note in his voice. "Well, Twisty, old
mate, I guess you've said It. Our trail
forks. Geed-night." '
"Geed-night." growled Harlow.
Kach went Inte his own bedroom; the
doers closed after them.
Fer n couple of hours Kcndric stit
In the elnrk by hln window, starlnt
out Inte the gnrdens, pondering. ()f
two things he wns certain : He was net
going te remain shut up in the Haci
enda Montezuma If there was a way te
brenk fyr the open; nnd he was net
going te lenvc Lewer California with
out his share of tlie burled treasure or
at least without knowing that the tale
was n lie. And, little by little, n third
consideration forced itself In with its
place with these matters; he could no
get out of his mind the picture of the
"peer little kid of a girl" In LVoebar's
hands. Like any ether strong man.
Kendric had a quick sympatliv and pity
, for the weak and abused. Ne-.er. ha
thought, hnd he seen an individual U
equipped te contend with such forces
than wns the little American girl.
1 "What I'd like." he thorn-lit hmr.
Ingly. "would be te meke a break for
Hhe border; te round up nbeut twenty
of the boys Tinil te sweep down en this
pince line a gaie out et neu: (.lean em
for fair, pick the little Gorden girl up
nnd race back te the border with her.
If It wasn't se blamed far "
Hut he realized, even while he let his
angry fancies run, that he wes dream
ing impossibilities. He knew, also, that
te take up the matter through the reg
ular diplomatic channels would be a
process tee infinitely slew te suit the
situation. It wns cither a singlet
bunded job for Jim Kcndilc, or else it
was up te the girl's father te pay
down the twenty-five thousand dollars.
"I'll giie a geed deal for a talk with
old Utuce West," he told himself. "II1
outfit lies rlese In te these diggings;
i weliuer 11 lie nas any -American pejs
j working for lilm.' by. n ileren of us,
' ' !"f , W ""' ' P
'J AtZm
1 ...1.. 1 ...,. ,1..A1,,1,. .. .,A . ,... 11A.A
The boy wa- a friend, and it would
I )f. jev j,t te gl.ip ,,,, bv the h(ln(j
ntrain after three years; Hruee had
w rltten te him te come and new that
event,! had led him se near, he should
grant the request; Hruee was having
Ids own troubles, no doubt against the
lawlessness of Escobar, llles and the
rest. And finally, be and Hruee might
work things together se that both should
derive benefit. Hruce might be In n
i position
te befiienil Gorden - little
! (laughter,
Se much did Kviidrlc dwell en the
subject that night thnt It claimed his
fii-t thoughts when he woke in the
early dawn. And therefore, whin 7,a
raida's message was handed te him at
the breakfast table, he staled at it with
puz.led ees asking himself If the amaz
ing creature had read his thought
! through thick walls of adobe.
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