Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, October 24, 1922, Night Extra, Image 35

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Evening public ledger Philadelphia, Tuesday, oetobek
1922
5TJ5W WORLD OUTSIDE
By HAROLD MacGHATH
Thrilling ttery of a fight for $7,000,000 ami a beautiful girl' a love
by the author of "The Man en the Bex," "Luck of the Irith," etc.
CopurteM, lttt, by Hareld MacUrath
THE GUMPS An Ad's an Ad for A9 That
By Sidney Smith
THIS IIEG1NS TIIK STORY
rnrncr ' i ."'...:" .:-. i. ' .m
'.--- .irvu iff ronne ever iyif vmii
,n?;tL,1- fHit.,.1 -if 4f nrJf n iirt. lUtd
am n .1 mini m . ' ' .-...-. ... . -. - . ,--- -
IFi'tiL., At hti Rlullertit. unntHtul lite
' ilmffi t,,'2,,it:."r,"n7K luUKhter thii cilsn October morn
""". ..... ', -v -. -- r - --. "
then made for the white rnnruelcd
lintliroem with Km perfumed seapt, Its
iliac toilet water, its; bag of beiv bait.
He felt agilely emtmtritnied ; It wns
almost ns If lie find rntcred beinn fcml
nine -domain. Tin world wns full of
fcira ftl VtlllWt linmr, uun ninmrii ine,
.ue " ... L..,.. f... f m rtlinti nf ml I
niid ej7n tit "mil" .rn u
franerf
UMiiirr,
Nnncy flew man. If mic ri'ulij owned
n deg nil would be well with tin- world.
flirt! Thev two sliue favor-
country bumpkin (dinted ft
ieifc "iff K '" ' hakardi ani 1M nvi" "eg mi
I'rVeX? "en" Mi Mmidnen life,. Rtfieart 1 1 Amazing
3jierur 1 ellmeul bu nethfr i-llter. i lt), nnJ
1,1 u ait iVVSio'Verknt S,'.' . ret. After all seven millions weren't
Jrii rVr.,.,i,,'.,.V,r2J5l.r',j?r?iii KInK '" 1"" "-' burden. Hut en
i?r"irf,J. Iwdi f hh cemplaccnev came the
UFJV& RnaWf"0 .kT jeu'.. millions for many weeks te .
vrnlcd e A'ancy UeumaN. e rHtni; musical lie was going te be n peer Jeiing
The Plain Tnith About Nancy
KTTlOIlGrr it. Your peer old Daddy
l Bewmnn meant veil, but he put
I let e' bunk lnt your bend nbeut man
kind being rotten, when it nln't se
worse. There's nlways n ceupla wormy
chestnuts t' th pint. Come en out lnt'
th' world. Who knows? X' might run
int' somebody who'd be Interested
tneugh t' help you. Yeu can't tight
that kind of a game aleue, like you're
deln', Oct int' this game, get lnt' th'
Ufhta, bow 'era you're allve. Next
year you go t' th' Metropolitan conduc
tor. Who are you? lie san coldly.
I'm Nancy Bewman, nays ou, haught
ily, An' he puts n crick in hli back
kowtewin.' But, eh, lady, this In th'
world for you, if you'll en'y It.
Se lenr. S' Te" ln th raernIn'-"
Nancy's knees shook se violently that
tti had te sit down. She was stunned
by Jenny's frank summary of her
preepeeU. It was as if she had climbed
a THt flight of stairs, only te find a
bottomless pit between her and the
ttcend half of the journey. She knew
that Jenny loved her, and that Jenny
was never known te lie. Jenny had
had the habit of speaking tha truth
boldly, even hurtfully; friends and
strangers, it did net matter, her lash
wept about impartially and Imperson
ally. "Oh. Jenny, why didn't you leave
me be?"
Jenny had Indeed awakened her. To
morrow night her full consciousness
would be with her. Hew could alu
ait"' hew- would she sing? Hew
would she l"" al)l t0 P"1 vacltv into
a numbed body, rollicking ninelilef
Inte her faee, and oil honey into her
threat?
Hut wait! Hadn't her teacher told
hei rRfiln mid ngain that ulie hud the
mrlin of n grout nitlste? This hope
v,m fihert lived, fnll.ng bucu us it ma olltsl(Ie the gute strMg jn nln te
uii.ui .i (mcat truth; that it was her tcJ At , , ( , ,
teaihers bread and butter te pra!"e ul,I)1(n,.i1p.r
fan. Had peer old Daddy Bewman tt,JI" ', ,- , .
bi-u wrong? Had he let hope bemuwj Then Kverj Dellar Is Clean"
liH knuwledge of the trutti ler ner, "leu wi-n le see-
lmve
come ;
ne man
who had come te the city te maUe liU
fortune. Xanty: Kngllsh nnd old eld old
fnshlenvd. Hew she teuld lng nnd
hew slie could duuee! Oh, this world
was nil right.
Hut what should he de? He would
!me te lme n job of Hume kind. He
couldn't tit in tils rooms nnd twiddle
his thumbs between iiip.iIs. Xe store
Jeb; that vetild lie intolerable; w lint lint
exer he did he iniiHt be his own miiHter.
He ceu'd, nt u plueh, trnnslntc une of
Hernce's books of Hatires. lie would
net have te npply himself ilgermish
te the tnsk ; only when time hung
henvlly en his hands; enough work te
prove that he was thus engaged. He
Hides, ir was the best of mental exer
cises, the study' of any foreign tongue.
HUM, the Satires would stun civ de.
He ought te hae demethlng that had
a business nlr nbeut It. u tlunmlal
premise. TI,i!-u textbook for be
ginnerH; that vn-i n cnpltnl notion. He
rocelleacd h.nlng lead thnt textbooks
were geld mlnen. In his tuse it would
net matter hew much he piiatid; the
work would never he offered te any
publisher.
The law firm of Snell A. l'rlde was
situated In the warehouse dlulrlct.
Winter and mimmer tlicre was the
stcm.li of cured hides. The main etllee
llrst fleer up, no elevator was large.
Thousands of yellow Inw books bunt
the khelves; they were stacked in tor ter
ners for latk of room en the sin Ives.
Mingling with that of hides was the
ngue odor of thi finished product.
Ewrj thing was old the books, the
desks, the clerks. It was almost British
in Its muvtine-s, its dlnglnefn. The
llrm of Snell A- Pride never dealt In
dueices, murder, theft, but was lomc lemc
times forced into court in the m'ltter
of tampered wills and litigation ever
wills. The general business whs
estates.
Theie were three private offices, the
windows of which offered the pleasing
piespect of an alley into which the
sun was never able te suueee. There
were no names en the roughened glass
of the doers. This gave the emipauts
a certain protection against unwell eme
visitors.
Bancroft had never been te the offices
brfen . Snell had come out te the village
le ii. id the will, or inlhcr te offer It.
He was unknown here; se he steed
waited ten minutes until her
Mr. Snell. I nni Mr. Bancroft."
slight rustle wns audible umeng the
e ileared, then ehe went out Inte uwn iiuuwin fe-MN. Ir wus a sign
the ceirlilev She pauseil ns she reached
the doerkipppi .
"Is Mr. Craig about?" she asked.
On Urn walk, miss. He's waiting
ter Mr. Mannheim "
.hnn.v stepped nut into the night and
cant a glance about.
Oh Mr. Craig!" she called.
i.t., imi'h astonished, nppieiuhed,
"I- tluie ainthlng I inn d for jeu''"
' c, jeu can let me think jeu fni
Ling Te i ' '
Oh that!"
1 dlil net realize until tonight hew
of tremiudeus interest, hud Uancinft
but known.
"Mr. Bancroft , Oh. nr, come right
along with me," eiid Ihe eleik "Mr.
Snell Is in his ethee. Mr. I'llile is in
Sun rinnciscM "
The clerk knocked at the middle deer,
nnd a biisk voice bude him enter,
Mr Biiniielt. i-ii. '
' Well, will." bewail Snell. withered
hut peppei v , lur all thil he hud S'ent
the major portion m his iinu m t ltS.
Mini-tiiuib 'Sit down (itinl vnn'i.' w
pmiiipt." !!' inwl a button. "Bim
mttu nviiec cMirxvtM tAinkutt.
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The Yeung Lady Acress the Way
TUC TOONERVILLE TROLLUY
III FONTAINE FOX
sheiniiialih 1 liavn lithuved. 1 should iiett.1' he i-.nd in nnswci in the ilirk's
hue ion the deg back ei acknowledged, imiuliv ' Well, hew dins it feel te be
hun " a milliiiiiniie?
ou like him. then?"
"I'll it's jubt ir. After a few days I
couldn't give htm up. Yeu n ' ' '
it's hard te explain! bur I'm tee
b'ls" te muke friends. I never go unv
whire All my free hours ure devoted
te Ftudv."
"Studj?" he interrupted.
"Yes, I am trying te muke my voice
worth something."
"Grand eneru? We were all wonder
ing," tie sulil
Sunie duv I'll be .ible te tell miu . !
lust new time an ntlu r tliuius in mv
Ien head '" I
"Ah, es. T ne. The Jehnsen matter.
Well, I don't knew " (
"Mr. Snell, I'm going te ask jeu n i
inustieii wliifh miv starlle jeu Wu-. J
mv lather un honest man '
"Come with we," uld Snell "We'll
go into the office veur father uci upli d
all these jerus (u the wav Snell w.is
given th! llu liet whuli held Bam left's
v
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'J'lie jeiiiik luilv mies th wny
savs she didn't like the pliiv mm h
lust niht us the aeteis took their
parts m naturally thnt jmi
wouldn't knew It whs acting.
JTbV Jir WAS JOIUlHd HtK WAS Se rut PeWtKrUU KATflr4KA
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GAVtTHt ote BeATTHt FASTC5T QtTAwAY IN ITJ AliSTeKV.
"Se thnt wns IT' .Tnsf '
a senMble young woman with a tine papers, inie wiiinn uie eiuer jjiiik nut's , prfl'V Then Vw Ittvn, Qn,,tUi.. I3.. . nil' rr
ambition" loom the luuver tinned ami laid hK ftj i ii l iiey otieuiu l nveiit bemetiiwg te Prevent 7Iii8 Happening
VVOUIll JOU llKe me te lllUe ten With """ ill""' n- .ii'imii mm f rmniiurn
SCHOOL DAYS.
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UlSTCft, WlHREf, Xl 40SlKH "ill If I
POR. MSrcii CrTlC?HT NOW, "(
f'H's ee semJ" Mt eveit ib (-
CAM PR' CU' OUCfil
cf Sicpn co, TKt-
CCntas&Oes
'On hi - ue
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Crete ms 9JBte.
cFrv,MsOse rAONww wewc' - fe.
viip We. Skt Mk ATcHrtNT.
THhT,V.U '. T WOSiK
'e ws
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PrTW WAS TUft Hppy Dw. Wm
I ni v a.
you tenievvhere after thu matliU'e te
morrow
"I hog pardon?"
"Ilie ii. the loom, while tin i-pint et
.veur hither uiuv seim time-i return. 1
siiv te von solemnly that utidei ( toil '-.
With Rime loiifusten, she repented ' heaven lime nevei lived un heuesrer
tha question. Supposing hu new de-j '""' han veur fnthei "
lined? It would serve h. i right. "J inn everv dell.ir is . lean "
"Why W)ii jeu?" he rled. j - Vi.""" ls ' "lr ,in,t of
There was Bemethlng in the appeal i tn,,u''111', ,, , ,, I
that shocked her. Xever had alie heard I. J,llL bv 'h.u u? .K ,1111 Whv did ,
a velca be full of hunger and lenellin ss.
Hh9 was net near enough te tell, but
he mat me be?'' ciled the miii nai-ien-
atelj. i
she wondered if there wns llmier en "Oed only knows. What your father's
his lirenth t.iniv, i motives were for acting the mhanthnipe I
"Where and what time?" antl. Pi' tending te be a mlker I hnvei
"The Bltz. nt live. Yeu make me "e knew ledge. Hur se far as lienentv Is
ry happy, Miss Bewman." ,cen.erned. I can delate thil. Wi
niiun iiiiiuiiH tiuiMji tMJin ill .v JlirK
'Five o'clock, then. Ooeil ulirht
fialg remained bareheaded until
rntiey turned lute Breudw.iy iheu In
put en his hat. Fer the Mike ut the
deg' lie wanted te Hugh, but lni
tlir.at win di. re it w.is giand op in '
hy hadn't the Mullej glil mentioned
it; Well, if gmnil epmi vv is the giil'-j'
urcnm he teuld help hei , h- lnul inflii
nei in th.it diieilien Sum,- duv he
vvenld get Soirenime te trv 1mm out
I'le siai,e ileur epeneci nnd lntin
helm cum" out.
"Anv where you my, Cutlg," until th
nimagei. "But he;,, vve can talk.
I vr the svriepsiH et .i new book. Yeu'ie
a'avs iiliwi with uiggehtlens, Uil-
ground Muff, and lestumes Theix's a
unit part in it im Bew mini "
'Just had .1 little talk with liei
""'' s going te tnku te.i with me ufti r
the in unite," I
Well, new?"
( Nmii v.nlk.d iiciesh tuts ri te the
'"viihiJ, li, hi. (oei,, 1,1 lug ir
t'lilulj uuefiil te k,,i l.tn' I'm
cevrid, Thu puppv Mimed le up
Pie, lute h,. dlflicultie-., for en Iht-e
"iidnliht jeiirnevs he was iilvvuvs iik
M'-ii t us a
ut the juiMMit time, but veu'll get a,
glimmer wlnn 1 tell veu that all mm
lent- aie thi i inie as pic-war iiinex
lie had till the rhnme in ihe wet Id te
gouge, but lie didn't New, ebsene ihls
shp '
I poll this slip Buneuift read nbeut
Ivvuilv iiuuifi. with inldicshes Against
cull iiauie was a hum of inimev
"I'teple who ewe him ' '
' Ne ein fithii w.is net en! an
heiusl nut ii. ins hev, but a kiiidlv one
On Deieiulur L'i, Mm ufter vein, I
nude out tluse Minis Inte lucks and
inailid I hem. I doubt it, even ut this
dav, Ihe beiietn iiiuiri knew vvheie the
nieiiev i eini s fi ein Neurlv ten theu-nud
it yeai te nun mid women who hud in ;
miiiu wav, ut Mime time, peifurmed an
ti f in his Miihe dNiiitiritilidh ''
t'liiultv '"
"I'reiisely "
' i don't iindeistniul. He never gave
me nii.v mene.v "
"But today jeu nie eiiK Iwrntv Iwrntv
feill .mil the nb'elnte ui(i"tei of neurlv
seven inllliutiR, 'Hint heeiiis tinswei
enough The duv jeu went te i amp lie
mul he was miiUing his will in veui
tEMMEfH(Ulc - 3e.Wti
Te rfe Today Meamj SewibTmimc
eki, iumme see I MAVetT.'
"(euNeA'Rs aceThe FAcfes?f Buwpd
JOVrJ AND I MAD WO IWSUKfOvMcH.
Kie.'i TPxaTi ufr X it
-AH I TPieucH'r ScTdis I
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f -That: s FunmY fwuH welheJ of
i 1 The lwhTAu Alow i)URiEoeKWowBelTett)
) 'lOO VjcmT Te S&weu hevv OLD jdoNeo i
1 viTh My fciDEsr -A TRimk am i "f euk
7 Sisreie--j Jf SisTist? Mae hek nt?arj
st S 3ay vyweM was Y
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AND WAPrV VWfiN I VAUt-
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GASOLINE ALLEY A Confidence Game?
ByC.A. Voight
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nil id ,,r , , , , "'" '"I'"I"W'J ,f.inr (.rv dollar, Mick and stone. I ,
iiiuil pieteMid about the looseness
t v i,'k. , "'. ',1l,r,"",hS "ml f",n1" , ''" suggested n trust He mid no; and i
e Iml M '' ll,,,lU M, f-'1'"''1'. "('11' "" '" s" ,'1111 u" "" '""iev
ii,ii,i V ii I ," " ', "" ' ion nan evu nail jeu hail eauieil lv the
eim, .mi1""1 N,!'"'ll'1"K t(' hisperMUJt of veui b.ew, thut jeu weuld1
liiM,,, ' '' '" ,,llll"'-lU' ber iiiiitiniiiil,kuew what u ilellnr w.is nnd lien far
S u , n . .. . a U""UI B- S" t!,at I'"'f of "l0 "lllllc
Ck. ,,". ' l'l"'.ii filiudlv tewntd Mcmiileiu eimiigh. lie taught jeu the ,
w'niVlV i u "l"K'1' f"ls"' "UH" l".1"1 -10i PhllMllil of hiitie-t weik." I
con if, I"! V .T '""' 'fl'lm. If Mum "But nut a Hue of edvi.e'" said
se'iu l nit n him a ie.il filituUhe weuldi itiinctefl. "As ll hu wne tibselutelr
muh-iui; inn one was inn et ueiiiit- indiftiiint what I did with this money.
lug
Net u legacy of anv kind, Supposing
c , ., , , -set u legacy of anv Iciml. Muppeslng
!,,?' ' 'J . .,c 1"'"1"',,1 'be Iuppv si 1 had grown up illiterate - what then?"
Heller, u ill)., it.. f....ii..i ........ un .... I. .... . i
ill 1 I """ "Hi" iua liiliiil Uill minil .VII, out JOU lllllHl, I GUMr-rCd
iiiiii "i1"''' bed, new amunid, new iSiull. "our fmher km vv what veu were
Jiniatii, the Mllii- et advintiiris wove about, but he Mid nothing Supposing
S'lV', wi line, mi liriiml and high, thnt1 he had admitted his wealth and sent
na dav boil, it,,,. ,.,,,(, ,.,,,i v....... it,.,. .
" found thenibvlvis IniHiapubly en
"filled In it.
Bancroft was awakened the next
"erniug bj the curlv Minshine. He had
n0tu',lte ,lr'iw lb" turtains, and the
it i I1 1 "B,lt' beaming with metes,
" nis ives niiil tile ceil out the cost v
jeu te (ullCL'e. would j nil hu as well
off ns jeu ii in teduv .' Would ieu bn
half se well educated Walt a minute."
Snell dug into I he box uud produced a
liuudle of receipts. "Whess slgimturft
Is that?"
"Miller's! the urndeiiiy principal!
l'tr,...,.. I.. ....!.... . .... int" II. . ........ fl".,
f , ..... net. ... ..... 1M ii.u l.fO,,, ' .,..11, llliOVIIl'tl , ,,.,. . llLJ,.,l r.
-'""niiiicnts of Ills bedroom. It nil bewilderment win nicking him painfully
, "v. a .,)lu:U ' moment ; he knevs
"were no M,
."1th a laugh Bancroft jumped out
or bed and tinttul nbeut the room en
" ii', uiu a Jlltle ehadevv boxing.
But he kent me at aim s length. Mr.
Snell, iilwnja nt arm's length." Theic
was u breuk in the yeiitig man' Mike,
CONTINUED TOIIORROW
WALT, 00 AMD
fARS. BLOSSOM ARG ON
Confidential terms
Aqent Yeu? uvhat
euStNESS WAS
Hee Husband in?
I I DOtMY kMOW.
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CMILY. I'VE NEVfR
HPARD HETR
bAS
IS HE LlVING-
OK HtF DEAD?
-v TOUO ME 1
-ev i . .x ,
7 . s $ s-rm .45S V -v V
v.' ' a vtv er: rsra ss- rwrv,. 7
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V"" 0'" 'FnTrmEmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmg I l r I Lamtamm- 1 feSMaB
40m, COULDN'T TclL
lOW. DCAD I ALVVANS
'PObCD. BUT I
NrTlfe-R ASKED HER
AND 5E MEvee
TOUD ME
s
3S.
By King
De Yeu Knev
WHETHER SHE
EVER. HAD A
rlUSSAUD OR
MOT ?
vvtLL, HER NAME 0 S-c, MMT AT TMAT - APC
it. MKb. BLOSSOM. 3 BLOSSOM flOlVS MW UKTncu ak,
They HAve te havc 1 AlL A8r jt seE2it but i Oen't
ivrsuw sv-i 1HIN& ABOUT HEI?, fN
OUR. CONRDENTJAU CHATS SWC'S
- f I mmr- rmj - . - . . -r, . . ,
. w-.nti (HEJ CHATS AMD I'lff I'
f H0S8AND TO BE
A AIRS.. DOMT
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w lr ruKNibHED ALL 7ME
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