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THE HOUSE OFMOHUN
Bu GEORGE GIBBS
Auther of "Youth Triumphant" and Othtr Successes
Copyright, lOtl, D. Appleton it Ce.
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WHO'S WHO IN THE STORY
& OMERRY MOUUX, up-te-aate atn.
!??? i and attracted by
P'ft' .. i f nuti ..... I .u.111
flAVlU 8.1. Uf BCt Ju"! a'""'""
i&noJeflM and tear tefcran, cimaicJ
y cAanjri in wutiners and customs
Drought out ey inc icur, eiu imtr-
ied in Cherry. His modest funds
are invested tcith her father.
41M MOIIL'X, a self-made financial
leader. Toe busy te think of his
children he leaves them te
MRS. MOIIL'X, ichn has successfully
cultivated the sectai stae e; nje.
MOB MOIIL'X, son, is a typically reck
less youngster.
SjEORGE LYCETT. elderly chorus,
philosephiswy as the story develops,
JOIIX CUICIIESTER. tehem Mrs.
Mehan iceuld like te call ten-m-law.
"He Get Klch Toe Fast"
SfTOU believe that'" be usked. "
X "Yts. He's shaky. He's been se for
months. I wouldn't mention It te any
one but you. But I knew you're
friend of the famUv. The Chichester
estate has some of his paper, most efl
It aeeured br eteck. But if this Mery
gets out nothing can keep his companies
m rttirhfncr rock bottom. Mehun has
been slipping up en the interest he ewes
ts. Well. :ou knew the way I feel
about things. I don't want te be hard
en him en account of the familj
n
eeeunt of Cherry Je I e
let things
drift along." Sangree
glanced up
quickly, surprising a rather shrewd leek j
i ri,tv1o.fer e exnresslen. .ma "
listened with a keener enr ter ms ewa
misfortunes "Sens- t nis concerns
are making menCJ. ' Chichester went
en with a carelesx hrug. "but h was
deep In coppers, and you knew where
coopers are. There are some people who
"".", .., t,., .rrriendlv a. I
nren t , i --. '.;.;:-.. - '
I am and money grows pguri-r everj
week. Seme veevlc theusss tne flee flee
tien would help matter, but it hasn t
helped. Vew they sa March or April
wiU-see thl country through the worst.
Eut 1 den t beh"e that Jim Mehun
can last tLat long"
"That's iTi unfortunate. said
Bangree deeply" perturbed "ery un
fortunate." ,. "Yes, in't W Unfertuna" for
every one concerned. I'm peak!ng ery
freely. I hepa you'll cenidr it in con
fidence. I'm merely tlllns ou th.
truth. It's Inside information. Mo Me
hun still carries his bluff. HeV whit
tling te keep his ceuraee up. He has
te. But the first intimation tli" pub
lic gets of this will brln; au ciplolen.
And then "
Chichester made a fticse'tin'' motion
Of slender shoulders and tblti finger3
ceillngward.
Sangrte bent hi lwad t" theucht.
' his dream of a sciPiitiriV i'pfditl!i that
he. had espscted te mak at his v;
expense neu anished in the licht nt"
this astounding revelation. And .vet
he saw no reason te doubt Its truth.
.lehn Chichester'1" source-, of Informa
tion were denied te UH comnanien.
"Yeu .ecm te be nffpeted." said Chi
chester, curious as te Sansree's. tember
expression.
Bangree shrugged and wa;ged hU
head.
"Rather," h replied quietly "Me"
f the money I have In ibe verld l In
Textile -Mills "
"Yeu."' broke In the ether. "Yeu I
Hew en eaith ?"
sangree had a sudden en.c of juinril-
Ity be ere this fellev who-
ninnnns in
had held se lul,tl. ,
"Geerge I.jrett. I left all my affair '
in his li.ind when I went j"jy," he
jasped. 'Textile Mills premi-d well '
In war time."
"War brides '. He capitalized
thes! " Chichester brek off with an
air of restiaint. "My dear chap! And
you're In deep'.' Where uas the stuck
when you bought it?"
"Ninetj -three. And It'. twenty-one
teda."
"IIew many shares'." asked the
ethtr.
"Ileuzhl,, t-ui thousand, ' Le tall
awkwardl .
Chlrhesfer enuttfd a tenuei ubi-tU-.
"Hely smoke!" he muttered
"There wen eme tuw i.utrict-.
large order " pretesteil Sangree Lei;,.
lessly.
"Meenshlne. The hi: nlant K 'ill b'lt
closed down. My advice is te sell
damn quick. Get what ou can, a
hundred shares at a time."
"Yeu kiinw, eu'ie rather taken 'li
wind out of me, Chichester," uld tl
Tlctlm weakly.
"I'm sorry. I didn't knnn I :i
bringing jeu b-id ne. Ynu .tulr i
chaps haven't unj husinr In Lhe .tiv ,
market And lAcettl lie fell uidci
MehlUl's 'pell, I '.lippe-e"' U'- n
damned pltj the mere se became
Mehun mejiis v. ell. Ilut he s. t rkh
tee fast "
Snneiee roe. The Mew had lilt him
bard and there -eemed no pesMblc chance
that Chichester euld be mistaken.
Whnt would h- lime n sain bv htng
te Sangree who hud made his painful i
admission after learning the fj'.tbV
Thev must be 'rue. j
"Thanks. 'lii' lieiter." lie said stead
ily ns he offered his hand. "I'll have
te think this out. There's nothing te
de tonight of ceurs "
"I'm sorry, old man. Don't t'ke '
' my advice unless jeu want te, but 1'b
the bet I ct n give you. I wlh you
had come te n.e at tir'-t f'iine" f
me downtown if. there's any wav I
cun help."
Sangree Mienk his hiind. bide hi' i
geed night and still rather liMwlldi-nd
went out ine i'ih luenue te tr t
face his situation almlj . A light
drizzle was falling, through which the
traffic signals hlaed, portentous. The
" street tin. jnjmis iisp,.. t f whip'- ',.
. had reei-ntlj i-ehim in runsider with i
real affection, scemeil nicidcnlv te Imvi
grown strangelv unfrleud'y. HU patri patri
tnenj' the greater part of it genV
It was unbelievable. Ami jet what
ether interpretation could he out en
what he had just heard? .lehn Chi
cheater had suddenly achieve new
dignity quite out of proportion te San San
gree's fnml'lar conception of him, the
dignitv which power gives te wnhj
and tinwertliv alike. Menej ! That
was Chichester's empire into which
Sangree had Htni.ved tiHin'j ut wind
mills. Chichester's niillinns, soundly
placed in bunds mid muitgugc. turned
the ridicule that had been u Sangree's
heart into something like respirt. Snn
aree bad never cared about money,
had never even thought about It. se
long as he could find enough for hit
scientific projects nud his own mode-it
needs, und he had been willing te leave
the administration nf it In the hands
of ethers. Hut he realized with n sense
f sudden shock that net having money
was new going te matter very much
indeed.
It was tee late te call tin Geerge
Lycett. There wus nothing te be done
mtll morning. What, even then,
Smed new very uncertnln. He
ildn't blume Lycett for having been
Tied off his feet by the magic of
St - Jmim Mehun'a earlier successes. And
tXx 'fe-ws UfleuIt,,aa ha recalled tba vari--rtvWws
whkh ht had had with
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"She does like ou. Mr. Chiches
ter, very much. She alunjs spealw
of jour roses se cratefully
star could be no longer In the ntecnd
..f lnrl VAt. (rrttii ilmt PhlpllptPT
haj tej(j i,imi jt uas enir ,i,0 j,pei f
tne mail pcrsuiiauij im-u iui ui'i
him afloat en thu troubled waters of
finance, tne uniercurrenis it ihch
seemed se familiar te .fehn Chichester
Daid Saneree filled his pipe, a cr
dltreputab!" Italian briar, but strangelv
weet m its ceuntels, then pulled his, '
hat down ver his eyes and strode
rapidlv north and into the phantom
reachCs of the pirk
The Pert of Dreams
Te tie casual observer it seemed that
Alicia Mehuu's argosy. vlth all sail
spread, was heading for the I'ert of
Dreams where, with anchor down in
safe harbor, sin would rest at le?t from
her ventures along the uncharteii reclai
sen.
Jehn emenester nau.speKn in vtry
wrtn n term nnd. fe ewin; a'l OKI
world custom which had beeu r'leeated
te the dust heap of social antiquities,
had asked her permission te address
his attentions te her daughter. Mrs.
Mehun had. of ceurc. with becoming
reservations assented te his prope-jls.
and had at la-t piefcssed Her willing
nes$ te de what she could te pre-per his
suit Of ceuise. Cherry was very jeuiw:.
ilmes' tee juting, indeed, te b able
tn decide te momentous a question v ifu
wudeui or discretion, and for that ica ica
sen the had advised Mr. Chichester tuit
it would be better if he deferred 1. s
definite proposal te Cherrj herself for
a while at least until the experiences
of her first season In sedetj had
rounded some of the sharp edges of her
exuberance and immaturitv It was
greatly te be icgrctttd that the customs
if the dav permitted girls ,, peat a
license, but of coulee, as Mi Chichester
mut knew, Mrs. Mehun wa? powerless
in the face of almj-t united uequit-cein'e
en tfli nat t of iH-thers less discrimina
tive than her-eh. The customs of a
dav inlslr be;uile her daughter, might
tempemllv it it nausht the careful
teachings which hcrry I pd received
in :i lonventienal one might uline-t
sav. a provincial Christian home, but
Clierrj was. as her mother knew, an
lUruerdinarilj sensible creature who
i responded teadilj te kindness. A man I
such as Mr. Chichester, u man with
Inherited tr.id'tien and a l.newlwle,. of
the world would 1-- .lust the intlti'tiee
, that Cherrj tutded t enable her te sec
life us It iv.lllj MP', its dune-, dignities
and respetiMbilitles, and ei icrse at u,
rreper time fiem the chrj salts of ado
lescence into a bread and u"ful wom
anhood AIic'a Mehun ral'ed her prcuv eye- ,
brev(s and laid l.er rose. petal fingers i
along Jehn Chb hester'" coat -'eev e
. "On. don't think I'm apologizing for ,
Business and Advertising
Manager wanted for live
American daily newspaper
published in Tokie. The fir-t
qualification must be that
applicant is a newspaper ad
verM'ini; salesman. He must
be sintrle. Should be about
eT years of ace. Must pos
sess executive ability and
peneral newspaper traininp.
Muut go out te stay at leat
five years. Must be capable
of accepting big responsibili
ties. Salary entirely com
mensurate with mia'ifica mia'ifica
tiens. Fer further de-ails
apply Bex Ne. A l'2, Pub-
lie Ledger Office.
I
ter, very much. She alwnjs speaks i
EttMntti9ttflH--HB& I "1" fl
HiQ9eiiwflHAHfll I "H ""II
V First Place in Owner Faver J
V "Webaaaal9U,nltl0,aa4tkirtsal9l It
m Slewaj-ti, all operating. " IB
Manitoba Cert. Telephese IB
l The way users add ether jm
1A Stewarts when they need mere IM
m trucking capacity is the best proof Jm
1A of Stewart quality and worth. IK
l And Stewarts cost from $200 te It
1 $800 leas than average trucks. IM
lKlelHteaS144S HJ SO It
Gemery Schwartz Moter Car Ce.
laka Roem, 128-140 North Bread Service Station, 240044 Market flt
NOT OPEN ON SUNDAY
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EVENING (PUKpl6 - LEPGEPHl!LAI)iBiyHlAs. WBIX
Are Flupptn
at Bat
m$ Thep'n
Painted?
Are
fan-Bem
All Limbt
f Satan?
Chcrr,,s unreflecting Infatuation for the
flt.l... !. .Int. ' '
"My denr Mrs. Mehun "
"Or for hep cautious Indifference te
convention which, hewetcr stupid, are
really neccary evils."
"Stupid j es. Who cares?"
"Tlwie are the hcrltu cs of her un
fortunate generation. Cherry merely
does what ethers de. If she didn't, she
would be distinctly nut of evcrj thing.
"Oh ff course " ,
"Hut what 1 de wnnt you te uif
dcretriml, Mr. Chichester. Is that her
npcarent indifference te your nttentlens,
lier preference for the companionship
may I ta It? of boys and tflrls of
her own ngt I" born, net of dMlkc
for ou pcrenuny, but of an emenr-
tnssiiient even uwkwardnefi In the
society of one who puggests a larger view
f life. She does like jeu, Mr. Chiches
ter. ery niucu. Mie always speaks ei
our roses te gratefully und she doe
danee with jeu frequently, doesn't
she?"
"Net nearly k much as I would
like"
"She will a she knows ou better.
nt bhe learns the high methes which
actuntit ou "
"I hope se."
"I'm sute of It. But I counsel .ou
net te be dlscuurageirby the insouciance
of youth you can't reproach uer for
that, can you? Just try te be patient
A CHRISTMAS Card
is a remembrance that
touches the heart.
Deveu recall hew badly
you felt last Christmas
when you received a Card
from an old friend te
whom yeuhad forgotten
te send one?
Avoid that experience
this year. Make your list
complete by starting it
new.
See cur fate selection today.
Yi
Tfl P. 5taiteiMnj
" Pnnttrt
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a a i2N.tr Sf.
'kuwiphiaW 7l9V-nut5t
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aetili Greeting CcuxteM
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Here's the carton
and
Here's the Price
59
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The Finest Butter in America !
In all our Stores
J'-HWPGBI
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MOTOR TRUCKS
with her and kind.
In tlmp."
Bhe will respond
Atlcln Mehun laughed prettily as they
rose. Then whispered at his ear. "Ana
lemumber that 1 nm your nlly."
"I will remember," said Chichester.
This conversation had tnken place
In the picture gallery of the Chlcbestcrs'
heuse en Central rark. where Cherrv.
much te her chagrin, had been inrlttd
te lunch. The only guests were Cbt-rry
and her mother and In any ether house
hold the gathering would hnve been
most informal, but at the Chichester
eisp even the entering of a room was
attended by ceremonies. Mr. Chichester,
who hnii ueen n itarteu, prmcu ueraen
ou her lineage, which was even better
than the Chlchesters', and kept hei
state even In informal matters. Te Alicia
Mehun. the footmen which she had
never had the courage te affect, were a
part of the dusky grandeur of the great
mansion a house which tcpresented ail
that was expensive in the architecture
of the seventies, though it still Iclt
much te Ik) desired in point of sim
plicity and proportion. And
footmen belonged te it as they would
net have belonged te the house at Oyster
Uay or the smaller place in town. The
A
FROM the fsrtbtit snd et
Caps Ced coins our fa
mous Chatham Oysters by
express In 24 hours plump,
juicy fellows that fellow
thtlr destiny as mapped out
by our Chef.
Ha Is the arbiter. Often he
takas 3 oysters from the
same family, unfeelingly
pries them apart, and sends
them en their divers ways
one raw, one for a stew,
another ciieply fried.
An Oyster sets very little
out of llfet
Ctfe'JXtfen I
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VTe are gtttine nearer te
car meiHtis dfile ever te
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De your salesmen have te de this? It takes time. It takes
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and rendering actual selling service with ether groups. On
practically every call there is a different starting point.
Most of this work of getting possible buyers acquainted
with your house and your goods can be done by mail. Yeu
can introduce yourself by letters, by circulars that say
something, by folders and booklets that are worth reading.
Direct advertising done by means of better printing gives
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With each prospect they can begin with these things
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If you are net using Better Printing te establish contact
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Mehuns, mother and daughter, had been
shown in and announced in faultless
cockney te where the great lady, sibilant
In black mik anu jet eeans. rose from
the red damask of her gilded chair,
heavily leaning en her ebony cane, and
greeted them.
Her cecdlullty was tinged delicately
with condescension, as a lefty moun
tain, which she resembled net a little
In ether respects, peers above lis
clouds. Te Alice Mehun, who had long
scrambled through the foothills te lesxu
peaks, she were nn aspect of serenity
which seemed already te take the vlsi
iters Inte Its keeping. She gave them
her nlump ringers and indicated chairs
at cither siae ei her which wcre placed
... ,' u. .i mi.ti.ewy hg-ure who van
ished immediately.
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air, wende'fnl ce.nl -emluavs,
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Pa'atll Trnna1nntlc I.lner
"ARAGUAYA." ",soe Teat Diipi.
Ne I'naanert Itfunlred
Tbs ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET CO.
HANDIUtsON i SON, INC., AfJL.NT.S,
ill llni.dHuy. N, V., or local uetnu.
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TtOCKAMBEAU Jin. 9 F'b 13 Apr, 29
-RANCE ;..Fi.b 21 Mar 14 Apr. 4
New Yerk Havre Parle
La Bave'a Dee 2 Dec. 30 Apr. 21
La Bourdennali Dee 20 Feb. q '
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Chlcase Jimi 30 Mar. 0 Aer. 21
Lafayclta Apr. 14 Hav 12 June 2J
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Rouxillen oae li
N. V.-Vlse (Spaln)-B-rdeii
Niafan Nev. 25 Dee. 30
NORTH AFRICAN MOTOR TOURR
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for full detail uniill the French
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EHILE C. UEYELIN, O ireral Atent
1335-37 Walnut St.". Philidelphia '
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ifleft luxurious anb fcxcltn.be of 9(1
Davenports,
Chokes Lenguea
j and Chairs
This loveliest of all furni
ture, made with the tneat
exacting care and sfi
known te the craft m
give your home a luxure
and ar'atecratlc IndlvM...?
Ity entirely unobtainable with any ether. Each piece li produce
te your exclusive order. Sample models te be seen and covering
elected in our wareroemi.
Dougherty's Faultiest Bedding
Hair Mattresses Bex Springs Bedsteadt
1632 Cheetnut Street .
Nete:
That people who regularly avail themselves of
Herzeg eervice (or the cleaning or dyeing of
clothes are invariably at their beat.
And this is only evident te the Herzeg clien
tele ivhile they leek tetter, their clothing bills
arc 40 less I
I. HERZOG & CO.
All articles insured against fire and theft until delivered te you
German town's Dyers & Cleaners
5904 Germantown Avenue Phene: Ger, 03-91
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New Reduced Rates
Fastest Time
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lata ftera Pier 1, Hebeken.
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Munson Steamship Lines
67 Wall 8t New Yerk City
ttanUlai Ootntei for
U. S. Shipping Be.riv
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Steamship Lines
Philippines-East Indian
Service
DIRECT SAILINGS FROM
' PHILADELPHIA
DUTCH EAST INDIES
and PHILIPPINES
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tenbam, Singapore, Batavii,
SamaranK, Seerabaya
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MANILA and ILOILO
S. S. "Steel Traveler"... Nev. 8
Fer ratei and ptrtleulan a;;ly tt
MRTuN, LILLY & CJ.
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