Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, October 19, 1922, Night Extra, Image 29

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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGEB-PHILADELPHIA; THURSDAY., OCTOBER 19, 1922
THE WORLD OUTSIDE
By HAROLD MacGRATH
Tsliifii ttery of a fight for $7,000,000 and a beautiful mlrl'i
$9tetfi author of "The Man en the Bex," "Luek of th. Meh,"
low
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K.. nrjltVS THE STOIlY
l""":.-- irecilUH BANCROFT.
Wi Jtient. mm", maanatt. who
' f'A'VeHe cler of . anltauiiandrart
full control fit
g deatll, under
cumttancra, Jtrpi
antia ren wima
'ji.i Ml fatlicr'i
rsrl".y iMiikinfl 'of hl bhelterta, tin.
ftlXi, oil a "ttmtctueu rtiehl. uihtn
WJJy'&eei a iMit tr rannrr Me
i idfi 'er".r ni Stewart, the
I ".'..' fcnmr.
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III..,? . . . . -
Pan Slfieart. tue
n aaletman of nd-
fd" Jerru an un-
"Y'iAatfrt te "Mil Jerry an un
" i.irXiria dIuhde into Itatartlt and
"""i'lJiiee from nl liwrnclrum life.
(. .21'"f..iii;iif." nk a $10,000
"".Kitf U "te .Vf "'erfc te e life.
"'I'i SeSSmipennv nlrl.rain-neaked.
"".'J.m Sit te Stxe Yerk at once. Jerru
bffi SB'nS" ! ie ttr -amir fllewerl
itck Jtrn. .
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em : net. or derc net, ler reasons et
' ... i-ixisnni 01 cenycmiuii, iiivieii
i Section upon humans, we may
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A neauttful Foundling
. iL.iIIh tiAintttmrri
t ALL Mings inai uvr, iiiv.1 . ..".
I . I.L.Iili. . I.AM
- ... lnvinff or wvuuiu muii
He Ih n human
""WW Mnd of n deg. He Ih n human
'L Most of us must have something
,' which te lavish our affection. If we
!lv turn te the deg. who will answer
'?Ppeal with nil La is. with death
. loyalty, whether we are worthy or
"At. i,n. nn d versiens: he has
fTST '. ne thought, and that Is of you.
1 ' ,2 you leave him. he wd-
'Mi. ".-.. invnimlv when you return.
Y Jeu punish him, he crawls te your
"t0 t te forgiven. He hns displeased
,7 object of his leve: he deesn t nlwnyb
VTM '". but he is Mwe.vh herry. A
A li a luxury, but u deg Is it neccs-
gag', she took off the borrowed f-hws
itecKings. niir iii"- " "; ""-"v;.
the
JiJ iclee. She might, of reurec, nddics-i
hTS n blindly te "the house of many
te ?. n,1 ni.es": but en scroll.!
uTt iniht she dismissed the purpose nn
HJSi lruleus ss well ns Impractical. She
Jem-.J . ronicleus new of having nrted tee
:TJ 1 conicleus
. .... ...I.l,nn nnv iimtlflentlen
3icnups'-"""-.""' '-.""cr;;,,,
mj ier man xhui i: ; ," ,,"",,
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Bid
tnt
Arh Indicated
ili1 never be
self-reproach.
eble te return
Ibwn tainted with drink. He had
M me puri ih im- u ... ...........
iillM
wii-i; ectly : and sbc would still be In that
mil village out ter 111s rrae; -
... .t .1. u lniiunii lii.il ri.tntl
It; All llie Ollll-r llliunrn "...
1011 anicii'uiu in iiiv-11 iiin..'."i
blddlngness.
Btcause of ether men unknown te
a. th s chance ueneincter wns mnuc
n. ' tf. ..n..nHrt4 l..r.Mnlllliln It WfltJ
) luner niiiiun-in lnl"
:.r -f .l.n ..HHt.l Him mnii fntil
niy, ' wny 01 uiu umi. vm- ....... tav...
"J1-, tied an evil, find like water re.pemi-
iclll. i te tlie stone rnHi. me riiim.-!
, died far nnd wide, bringing misery
I UIMUiuvmi 111 ,.ii- .....wv.v.... v
leh Is the woet nnd wnip 01 iiun
Ml ')
' ' At length she sat upon the bed Tut It -3
t!i". I" bvr kimono nnd reviewed the
Bin lents of the letter the hail found in
. mctnl box. A letter, written
Iji1 nths gene. In anticipation of his
:env ith, while be hnd (t the use of his
cc If no., his hiinils. A dictated let-
pi ,
"uf Daddy Ilenmnn, dear old Dnddy
ffmnn! W.he had found her out-
'rhec e his studio one morning years uge !
,h. JJ.had never told her about the box
"mi j the chain because "It would only
JJ re tantalued 3011 and directed you
J' irhere." She was net nr.' ordinary
mdling. Daddy Ilewmiin hnd til
iTfJ's maintnincd the opinion thnt she
j 'Jl been stolen for ransom, and some
1p' In the nlani of the rogues hnd
Tarred them te nbnndnn her nt the neiir
b.:rl deer, wlilch fortunately hud been
"i I u'1,11. i, n,..i . i, 1,0,1 i.ea,. n,.,i,i..
Avmnns; new she wok nobody n;
it was beflnd all peti-dbtilty that
box and chain would eer lend te
identity. Hut why had they taken
TntlrAf nr.,1 ,,f- flm rtlw.!..' Ifn,1
L,J .UVI.Vl .1111, ITZIK. ,.ll- l.tllll. AAUU
wtl resue inbbnl the ether?
Parllng Daddy Hewninn', who hnd
utht her all lie knew about music,
that today she was capable of lim
ing for herself! Hew rclad she wan.
the midst of her trief. that she hnd
turn been able te tnkc core of him,
visit Iltm Ktlilflnvci iinrl tn tnfea Mm
't !.. 1 v... 1.. ... 1 .-
1S1I (" '"" III? iin liliu . itllll 111-
jjlrrew the muddy earth would cover
d in lercvcr.
Suddenly si;
uty of
Si the f
Cr, as ns his hnbit. lliincreft sat un
bed. nleweil IiIk linrn tlivniiL'li lilu
If and licked his lips. I'nh ! what
night! eer any mere of that stuff
tTT Ws goblet. A nightmare was u nov nev
pi f. but of n cluirai'ter net urgent
in encores. He niust have gene te
, bottom of the sea ten times and he
1.' IW still taste the brine of It
the wine of it.
-jU J grinned, jumped out of bed, nnd
irt w up the curtains. It was a gle-
- 5? ay,i. In ,nc ',ird 'be ground cob-
M flaahed like diamond Hunbursts.
y upland fields were ruddy and golden
n with stubble and emerald green
dj th winter wheat ; and nbeve the fields
' WOOUCll liplrhte .,-ltli unnt.l
Chei of flnminir ninnln Thn nlninelnn
this VlSta wns eternal ! nnnh
four fennnnN wna 11 duhlln...
Anil lift mtfrnf Kn nnl.. l.Il.nM
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" irk """1P lftst time.
tlif had chained him here? AVhv
1 l0, rul1 nwn-v from II and gene
.. itllrJ"?.ns 'jnm( of ,lle village bevs
dj- had? Cowardice? Had he feared
I .In100 m,!Sl,? DM hc Ievp tit" bills
- I..8 . 5",wl.llle h( l,nd 'lated the In
C unt?? H"'1 ,lle S0H eld bim? He
t in net answer.
,,,. .,he.uBht. Irked by this invisible
'mm, took another direction. Had
.fi renuy token nil that trouble
afcfntJ wv?nt,n ,0 linew ,hiH f""1 n
Inn V.n; hy ".' ""B nnu no
1 M. a . uriiiH. llTllimn 111
i nis tlrst remnntienl Mninm .ri,
" Cen f the ',p,Cie,', ,1C (lrcn(l(,d
i ,ou,,l th" Kirl lie or invent
r'.hJ,.iVm.1 n.r?.UP.'l iu ber bclmlf.
. yiini kiie ten mm tiieie was a
without ulterior purpose. Perhaps the
puwle the Assumption that there was
n "nigger In the woodpile" arose from
the puerility of the scheme nnd the
formidable intellect of the prometir.
An ordinary man, promoting such a
crazy preposition, wouldn't nave been
n puzzle bfit a joke.
The man's laughter the hollowness
of it nnd the shading of the mockery
was in itself something te speculate
upon. Hnd hc ever known Kllas Ban
croft? There seemed te be only one
way of solving the riddle, and that was
te sign the contract, If there was such
an Instrument. It wns no feel's curios
ity. If Milan Bancroft hnd been shocked
te death his son wanted te knew why
nnd by whom.
First he would call en Lawyer Snell
and get nil the business details off the
slate; then he would quiz, the head
clerk, Jehnsen, as te that gentleman's
suspicions thnt Silas Bancroft had been
scared te death. After this he would
be free te go where and net hew he
plcqsed, Under an assumed name he
would find lodgings in some modest
rooming house preferably one of his
own and then he would fare forth In
quest of knowledge, for he wanted te
learn something about the life of the
grout city before he essayed te match
lances with the Great Adventure Com Cem
pnny. Supposing he wasn't Silas Bancroft's
son? The question, coming like n Belt
from the blue, hud the effect of blud
geoning his faculties. Fer n moment hc
steed dazed. Whnt agency had permitted
such a quest Ien te disrupt his sentimen
tal nursings? Net Silas Bancroft's son?
Surely his mind was full of unaccount
able kinks this morning.
He heard voices below nnd lent nn
car.
"And nobody ever dreamt of It!"
Ne mere did I."
"What's he Being te de with it?"
I'm Mire I don't lennw. Mr, T.ln.
denj" answered the voice of Mrs.
Heme.
Se Williams had spread the news as
quickly ns this? Bancroft shrugged. It
'in1 'i0 bc, known : se It didn't matter.
All tile Cirlfl unnlil l,n mnlU. ........ .
11 V?u nmI tllese who had prophe
sied his eventual hanging would refer
' J'J'.1! T. ",lmt ,llle J'0U"K chap Ban
croft." Net n horse trough!
"I suppose he'll go te New Yerk,
where he can spend it," said Mrs. Lin
den, bitterly.
"He will," replied Bancroft, sotto
voice; "and this very night!"
"Atityineliiles and moving picture
actresses and nil thnt. He nin't se in
nocent. Or he'll go gouging folks the
way his father did."
"What he does with his money is
his own business."
"Did you knew thnt there was a
young woman here Inst night and that
he went with her ever te the Central?"
'es; nnd l gave the peer young
thing a pair of stockings nnd my best
shoes."
"Oh!" A pause. "What did he leave
you?"
"Nothing."
"Wliut after all your years of faith
ful service.' Well, 1 never heard "
"I was regularly paid. But hew did
J'u ; find out there was millions?"
Why. he told Williams laBt night,
heven millions! And the geed Lord
knows hew much bleed in nn h.it
money. Millions, and he never gave a
cent te this town, where both his wife
and son were bem. He didn't even can
cel the mertgnge en the First Presby
terlnn Church. Oh, I knew where he is
this minute."
"I wouldn't slnndcr the dead, Mrs.
Linden. ou nil ought te be satisfied
with the way you treated him when he
wns alive. There mv ceffpn'a hnllln-
ever. I can smell It. You'll hnve te
excuse me."
The Neighbors Are Curious
Silence followed. Bnncreft peered
from behind his curtain. He saw Mrs.
Linden something of a grenadier
mnrchlng stormily down the path te the
gate. He blew a mocking kiss after her;
ter this conversation bad suggested a
hue idea.
He was hungry when he entered the
'"n"? ..r?m- . "Chew, Aunty!" he
called. "Chew!"
hlie come in with platters in both
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The Yeung Lady Acress the Way
0f hntll-AAll I.Unr,
but wlien he hnd ilrnnk Mi ann.i !
of coffee his face became serieu
"Aunty, am I renlly SJIas Bancroft's
son?
"What? Land e' Ceshen, Jerry boy,
whiitever put that into your head?
"hat- makes you think you mightn't
be.'" curiously.
"Oh, I don't knew. Pepped into my
Heart. It seems te me a real father
would hnve left some advice with all this
money, considering that until recently
I never saw a hundred dellurs In a lump
sum."
"Jerry, I wns present when your
father and mother were married. I was
with your mother when you camej and
when Mic died, a week later."
".Maybe he hated me for hnving
caused her death?"
"Ne. He never spoke n harsh word te
jeu, my boy, or ever laid n heavy hand
en you. Yeu wasn't ever whipped. But
that wan because you was a geed boy.
They went te Net- Yerk, but came back
when she was t'jbk ill. This was her
house. He wentback te New Yerk nnd
left you with n!e. He get pneumeny
nnd wits In a hospital for wneks. wii.n
j he finally came back he told me he was
Keuig 10 me iiere. uut, Oh, hew
changed lie was!"
"lhen he was different once?" eagerly
"He was something like you, Jerry,
energetic. But after he came back he
didn't seem te tnke any Interest tn any
thing but money money. He moved
about, like he wasn't sure, and spoke
little. But new I knew it was his heart.
If I was you, Jerry boy, I'd go away
from this mean town nnd nnvp .nmn
'buck. Oh, I knew! They'll h utter
THE SCHOOL BUS
The young lady across the way,
reading of Jumbo's death, says she
biippebcs the mammoth creature
was taken down with elephantiasis.
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SEE T3YTPIE Paper
That Bobbed ha'ip-
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! 1 iUils" t? Hp hadn't quizzed 'you, trying te kit-s your beets them as
rVnnn, b"ln,'tder no obligation 1 yanked their daughters Inside the gates
...!i."Vf "' "r "'iveim res or te , worn ni'-j mw you and wen dn't et
n Vrnt, I ;uei,Hvnl1,pr declnratiens luul 1 their boys piny with you. Yes. Mr;
let ?, i!"8-! ihfrefere, there wis that's what I'd de if I was you."
lerex remi10,i im'1 ,1?" I,0I!,,. ,0 h,m The Wcntlcul advice offered by the ad
th. V. ?. dimciiltles, and thnt wns venturer, but that was all. The two
. lirl 0"ei..,n" :...ii,hf...,,,?...t ,ni!,ulbM w"re to,ely UHTemnt.
llnjilelitmii. ,"",,", "" n "ii"! "I am celnsr te New Yerk.
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rulV. V1'" Punetllleus regard for
r.tn ce"v,tl"n. exacted for no
n the f", ' m" ,0 Impress the girl
Mhefnct thnt he knew hew te be
iw .k. n C(n,,l,r- bumpkin should
w h?,i ."'. ,w,,li whnt ' manners!
I art?, r h" bel(11-v B'"11 ''Is name
fi f0; hers? She would be iu
would 1 wllitl,er he was bound, but
1 .... 1 "" """''t ennnce or luul
iraln 'JB "VM ln Partlculerizlng
J beacl oneiner en a
Jthe M?in' ,,li0,1?h ! Bancroft stared
lid nil"1?; l',la ',row furrowed. He
Si, "i dismiss the notion that the
and LfClSftk?(l itlrely another
W nd that he had been subtly In-
r urn!,r,c" for. ' IIe"ce, the sin-
d th.fiul1?", ,""" lm(l "tiTl his
deuht S iV." ,re nn" new recurred.
, ?pt Snell's letter had furnished
r,P-eund.
U thln-nt ,P' nBuawl the
Wlnf was ridiculous rubbish
Atliitv.
this very night. I'll be gene several
months. I want you te keep the house
for me. I'll write you from time te
nine, out noeody must knew where 1
m. Veu see, that chap Inst night was
the beginning. The deer is going te be
hammered loose by men nnd women
who'll have schemes a thousand of
them by which they hope te trnnsfer
some of my shekels te ether pockets.
Tell them I've gene away nnd will net
return under six months."
"Tnke care e' yourself. New Yerk
Is 0 dreadful city uud you like Red
Itidlnghoedl"
"That's pretty geed, Aunty. But
I'll tight shy of wolves who pretend te
be my grandmothers. I shun't go te
New Yerk with any Illusions about It.
I'm net going in search of fertune: I
have one. But I've get te leave this
town for a while, Se why net te the big
city, and get my education ever with?
I have brains ; I want te find out hew
te use them,"
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