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Today's Cross
Kharwn lour win tlar. Thin in
one in tbe typra nf wnrH u.l in it.
to solve it, arid more than likely you
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HORIZONTAL
1. Sparse.
6. Grave.
II. Sea eagle.
1'J. Indisposition.
1 (lH ed.
11. Remedy for all diseases.
17. Female linn.
IN. A pair.
1!. I .ante deer.
-l. To mimic.
-I. Coarse string fence used tu
tennis.
'J'2. You.
ii4. Officers In a college.
'Jy Seventh note in sciile.
"7. f hristnias enrols.
:. To free.
III. The inline of a story.
:W. T.i allow.
.1'. Silver in ingots iff various sixea.
HO. Kpoeh.
It". Dandy.
'.1 To hoist.
Fertilized ami ripened ovules.
4. To emerge.
-II.. (JlKldfHN of llNWfl.
4S. To nap.
&K .The murk that mean "all right."
M. .Ion.
Vt. Provided.
r I. Corpulent.
.d. Mtrausp,
07. A jtrain. -
r!. Animal similar to donkey.
01. Chemical used in making chloro
form. i'J. A intiricle whirh flexfH the thigh.
!.'. Correlative of neither.
,)H. lMvarfe-1.
tl."i. Mtfore.
tilt. Betrothals.
U7. rerceptiini!.
VERTICAL
1. Pertaining tn the Kcvrnth.
. The roi of n bird.
:t. IV.Nt. red.
4. SerieH o( tee plititf forming
nkirt of nrtnor.
. To Kubinit.
ti CtipM.
7 Indian tribe.
: l.ibt-eolored uliiininouK mineral.
BLACK1E CHASES WRONG SQUIRREL
White Houao Cat Haa Fine Time Running Up Treea," Until" He
Cornea Across a Squirrel that Refuaea to Be Chaaed
iU K Srrvic-M (
yASHIViToN. April II.- These;
are gloomy das for the White;
Hou-p pets - ttiark.. Ilie White
IIoe cat, and Itoh U.n. Mrs. fool
itlge's White S.-iteh collie.
H"th are in Walter Heed hpital.
Hti-kie i revoverini from injuries,
received in a battle with a s'pnrrel.
while Hob Huy i the victim of too;
n tatty bath. !
Hlaekie hsd a habit f auni'inc ;
ttiine)f by chasing the nutrrel which
rem.lf in the White Houe grind.
It turned out to be a bad bhit
for Hiarkie. j
Everything all right sn long;
he picked only on the new arrivals
I ncrrtatn of their .csl tatu. thev
brime tinea? at Hlaeke approarh
and ere eailr put t flixht.
Tea Mach Seccett
Sie-"es went to H'sekiC ' heid. He
b'-f n t fanfv himself a the j"jtr-rel-chanVt
c-ait in the 1 h'lrti-t of
Cohsii'biA Then he p,t-tet (in the
wrVf -Pimrrel.
It w Charlie, pre dent of the
White llotie SpurreN n-e-n, the i
ei'V-t reTdent on the g round
'Tin jw.ir wsx.1 fd Hisckte.
"YoM've gt no bii-itie. here ninT
m; !" ;
"A4 jour age, Ptg IU.' wi'. ;
Chariie, "INe been here ip.ee r-
Kir. Ci'i funny m it b me a:! 1U
btig a Sg"t our ee "
Biackt w
Tie f:ht M net laM bng H id
sott learued that tbe h:ter thev are
the banter thev fall. He ran ht
to the W hile Hoe ith h fa--
Iwkieg hke a steve. fill rf t-th
k.'lfV
Tfceaj ke wa rune-I to Waiter
Heel kttlta, bere be thtr-
ev-gMy bamUKf aut left t rent ;
It.) rasb aclioe. t
Kvd Kj dgurea taat ftean'twn j
- Word Puzzle
't riant in .i. hut it", 'xiiinl tn
You'U have to ue a b'tg dictionary
'II do nonie waning.
I 9. To meditate.
1 10. To cuddle tip.
! 13. Vessel for lake navigation.
14. South African antelope.
2-i. Tree of genus I'lmin.
'Si. To endeavor.
J. Twitching.
-H. Curfteit.
1'!'. 1'tensil with fine menliew.
11. Kxamples.
.!-. A contract by which one con
veys landH for a rental.
.14. digit of the foot.
.V. Coll for help at nen.
11. A mystery.
40. Sea diving bird.
'41, To court. ,
43. High priest who trained Samuel.
44. disfigures.
4.K Haby.
4t. Sinned.
-17. t -ne apparently indifferent to
pain.
40. KlapKes.
SI. Harmonist in color.
I '2. Anctiom.
.Vi. Acidity.
! .VI. A fortification.
t Khh and flow of water as regu
j latPtl by the moon.
' Trfl. Secure.
Answer to yesterday's cross-word
puzzle:
was next to t.odlluess. Hut being
white, he found it heU to impossible, j
The White House attaches scrub
be,! bun every day. Then a skin in ;
fection et iu. the result of too much
bat Inn.
So he joined Htackie at the hs
pitnl. where his once glossy eat is
revoriel to be siowlj regaining its
lot sheen. !
Covert Cloth Popular '
Co.ert cloth in the light shades
make tlrlichtf-il gsreonne f recks with
a ton h of white pique or a colored '
vet fr inniuiihf.
Lac Flowers Used
lace flower are rr mucb likd
a trimmmg fp targe straw and
howV'r braid hats.
Traia Aaaeaacer
Yon know ewrv cty.
.tl s?Hit 'em e-it pretty,
St pep!e whx irarel w:ll knw,
Wirkoitt b't of greing.
W m tiwe trs n. ace teat'rg
t'r pHtcv the re atsnifrg t g-A.
(6 mils leEIhail
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MUTT AND JEFF
DAY 'tS -lGmBAGO 1 DoT YOO. 66T A PLA5Tft Iff GLAD '-fi- '
tuc pay i i
. V "OR faOI-f
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V V wo. (HAUKS. I f y. . N I . . 1 I TTI II . I I I V
i taaV T t 7Me PA,M 1 1 ABOUT THlrjGS l?4 ai13 1 I " hO''J "U-) ti lIDi "7 ih
! OZ2 MS S0MTHIN6 M ute THAT! yt V . . CU S
Jerry On the Job . , Just a Weather Report
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BAREE, SON OF KAZAN
By JAMES0L1VEE UURW00D
Coprrljht. 1917, bjr
BAREE. SON OF KAZAN,"
tba War Doc. la an
I Continued 1
'JTIKUE came an interruption. It
wan the snapping of a dry stick.
Through the forest Pierrot had come
with the stealth of a cat. and when
they looked up he stood at the edge
of the open. Itaree knew that it was
not Hush McTaggart. Rut it was a
man-beast! Instantly his body stif
fened under the Willow's hand. He
drew back slowly and cautiously from
her lap. and as Pierrot advanced.
HarM snarled. The next instant Xe
peese had risen and had run to Pier
rot. The look in her father's face
alarmed her.
;"What has happened, inon pere?"
she cried.
Pierrot shrugged his shoulders.
''Nothing, ma Nepeese except that
you have roused a thousand devils
in the heart of the Factor from Lac
Ha in, and that '
He stopped as he saw Raree, and
pointed to him.
"Last night when M'sieti the Fac
tor caught him in a snare, he bit
M'sieu's hand. M'sieu's hand is swol
len twice its sixe, and I can nee his
blood turning black. It is pechipoo.-
"Peehipoo!" gasped Xepeese.
She looked Into Pierrot's eyes.
They were dark, and filled with a
sinister gleam a flash of exultation.
she t)ioiitit.
"Yes. it In the blofHl-noison." said'"1 IMn 'n the tree-top the Inst of!
Pierrot. A gleam of cunning shot
into his eyes as he looked over his
shoulder, and nodded. "I have bid
den the medicine and told him there
J is no time to lose in getting back
to I.ac Main. And he is afraid that
devil! He is waiting. With that
blackened hand, he is afraid to start
back alone and so 1 go with him.
And listen, ma Xeneese. We will
be away by sundown, and there is
something you must know before 1
go."
itaree saw them there, close to-
I gether in the shadows thrown by the
mil sprue trees, lie beard the low
J murmur of their voices chiefly of
j Pierrot's, and at last he saw Xe
peese put her two arms up around
i the man-beaxt's neck, and then Pier-
rot went away again into the forest, i
ror a long time after Pierrot left
them the W illow did not more from i
where she bad seated herself beside.'0 birch-tree that she had located!
Haree. It was at last the deepin-1 that d"-T Bml "s"n tearing off the!
ing shadows ami a near rumble in, loose bark.
me ay rnai rouseil ner from the fear
of the things Pierrot had told her.
W hen the looked up, black clouds i
were massing slowly oTer the open
space above the spruce-top. 1 ark
ness was falling. In the whiper of
the -Aiml and the dead stillness of
the thickening gloom there was the
sullen brewini of storm.
Xepeee shivered and rose to her
feet. For the first time Haree got '
up. anil he stood close at her side.
Above them a lightning-flash cut the
ciouds like a knife of fire, followed
in an instant by a terrific crash of
thunder. Haree shrank back as if
strurk a blow. He would have slunk
into the eheltrr of the bruh wall of
the wigwam. b'it there w a something
about the Willow as he looked at her
whirh gave him confidence The
thunder crashed again. Hut h re
treated no farther. His eyes were
fixed on epeee.
On that night, it may be. the Spir
it of Storm was born in Xepeese.
She loved to face it. as he was fac
ing it now. It made ber forget all
thing but the -apfendtd m ht of na
ture; her half-wild soul thrilled to the
erah and fire of it; often she bad
res. -bed up ber bare arm and laughed
with y a the deluge burst aNout
her. Even now she might baTe tnori
there tn the little open until the
ram felL if a whine from Haree had
is turned her. As t,V firt b-.g
dnt struck with the dnll thud of
leaden bullet about tbesn. she went
with him into the haNira shelter.
Ww-e Kef ore Hare had rad
thrtwigh a n-fht tf terrible sinrrw
the.mght be bad k d-teo ameif un
der a rto and saw the tree riven
hy l;gatntg: but new It? had mm
pany. and the warmth and soft p "
are. of tS WitWw's band kis bead
a.4 wevk f.Hed bira wit a a Strang
rowrage. He gmrted sviftlv at ts
rcask.tg tk under He wanted tn snap
Doubleda, Page Cak
Vlugrmpb. Picture, With Wolf,
Adaptation of Tbia Story
nt tbe lightning-fluNliPs. Cndi-r her
hand Xepeese felt the stiffening of
his body, and in a moment of un
canny Ktillncnn she heard the sharp,
uneasy click of bis teeth. Then the
rain fell.
It was not like other rains Rnree
had known. It was an inundation
sweeping down out of the blackness
of the skies. Within five minute
the interior of the balsam shelter was
a (thower-bath half an hour of that
torrential downpour, and Xepeese was
soaked to the skin. "The water ran in
little rirulcts down her back and
bn-axt: It trickled in tiny streams!
from her drein-hd-braids and drop-1
ped from her Ihng lashen, and the I
blanket under her was wet as a
mop. To Knree it was almost as bad!
as his near-drowning in the NtreHm'
after his fight with Papayuchisew.
and he anursled closer and oU.
under the sheltering arm of the Wil
low. It seemed an intrrminable time
before tbe thunder rolled far to tfte
east, and the lightning died away into
distant ami intermittent flashings
Kven after that the rain fell for an
other hour. Then it mopped as sud
denly as it had begun.
ith a laughing gap Xepeese rose
k. I . T-l ...
to her feet. The water mrvieH
her moccasins as she walked out into!
the open. She paid no attention r,r
Baree and he followed her. Across
the storm clouds wer driftine awav
Xepeese looked down and saw Ha
ree. He was standing clear and tin
leashed, with freedom on all sides nfiIl,r "erm -.lays. 1 he water should
him. Yet he did not run. He WB, t be changed daily,
waiting, wet as a waterrat. with bis
eyes on hcr expectantly. Xepeese
made
movement toward him, and
hesitated
"Xo, you will not run away. Ita
ree. I will leave you free. Ant! now
we must have a fire!"
A fire! Any one but Pierrot might
have said that she was craxy. Not a
stem or twig in the forest that was
not dripping! They could hear tbe
trickle of running water all about
them.
With her wet clothes clinging to
her tightly, she was like a slim shad
nw a8 crossed the soggy open and!
buried herself amonc the forest trees,
Haree still followed. She went straicht
irm"" " ni oars sue car
lose to the wigwam, ami on it
heaped load after load of wet
ood until she bad a great pile. From
a not ne m tne wigwam sne senire'l
a dry match, and at first touch nf
its tiny flame the birch -bark flared
op like paper soaked in oil. Half an
hour later the Willow' fire if there;
had been no forest walls to hide it ,
u'd have been seen
the cabin
mile away. Not until it was bias-1
ing a doxen feet into the air did she
aaa mitlm Tavwwt nn it Thun
droTe stickt into the soft ground
tA nrmr fkeao Klreteheil lh hlankt I
i Conscience
I'm strong for tbe man who can hold bis bead high, ami look every other
man square in tbe eye; who fights for his nghts and eaJla each spade m
spade, and can honestly claim every penny he's made.
Kor he ts tbe fellow who know how to grin. Van he fights fc
wav out of tbe thing be gets in. His rod may h bard, but be plugs
without fear and. when be has ftr:hd, his conscience is Hear.
Nr maa can ee-ra htm of being the cheat, who dodge bit nctitr.s
who pass o the street. He nTer has taken another man's share, knit
rests os) his owflL, 'cause he piais the game fair.
Ne better example for all of qn live. Consider the e!aabl tip
that he gn. Na matter how loeg or bow .tough ts his grind, be haso t
the rry of cheat en his mitd.
It pays after all tn treat ereev man fair, and do just the things
you know on tb eraer. Yew mav font your friends. bjt yon 'II have to
at on, for youD fod that yonr conectettc won't Vet you aloae.
! . Li;U
(Cf.r-nght, W2
EUGENE 0 U AED
Naw Sir! The Best
out to dry
undress. , i
' She drew a deep breath, and her
! eyes shone with a sudden inspira
tion. Slowly her mouth formed into;
a round red , and leaning still nearer
to lfare, she whispered:
"It will be deep and sweet, tonight,
1 Xing a ye. we will go!"
She called to him softly as she
I slipped on hr wet moccasins and
followed the creek into the forest. A
hundred varda from tbe open she
came to the edge of a pool. It was .
deep and full tonight, three times ,
as big as it had been before the storm.
She could hear the gurgle and in-J
rush of water. On its ruffled sur
face tbe stars shone. Kor a moment
or two she stood poised on a rock
with the cool depths half a dozen
feet below her. Then she flung back
her hair and shot like a slim white
arrow through the star-light.
(To be continued)
Home Hints
jO .NOT dry wooden kitchen uten
sils such as chopping bowl and
mixing forks and spoon over artifi
T7
ciat heat as this wilt causa them to
warp and crack..
Ironing Board
Ymir Ironing board should wear a
Tpp when it is not in use so aa to
WPI il as clpn as i'Ktble,
Egg yolks, if they are unbroken, t
may be covered with water and kent I
A good nay to air the mattress is
to stand it up against the wall or
draw it over the foot board.
i
(iold and silver lace embroiderv I
may be cleaned by brushing with al- j
co hoi or gasoline
If ou tiave a beautilul large tray.
it mav make a good decorative niece.
resting on the mantel, as shown hre. I
i M.MHli,a mi-ma la L.k. - 1
juf resting on the mantel, rather'
Kn konariit thnva If I
NKA Herfnre. Inc.)
Vn.. CrAA. I . 11 (M at'lCl lito T UiAajT
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I Dctoration
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Ain't Any. Too Good for Jeff.
FLAPPER FANNY ato
Some folks never hava heard a
traffic cop swear and then others
hava parked near a fire plug.
CROSS-WORD FOR
LITTLE FOLKS
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lty LI'ITJ.K JtiK
J JI.'ST learned how to find the area
of a circle and that Introduced tne
to 3.1410. The name of thii number
sounds' like something good to est.
ana i put it tn the puzzle. Do you
know what it is?
ACROSS
Man who works on a boat.
Xegative.
Short wort! for advertisement.
What some boys call their dad.
Toward.
Part of verb "be." uA with he.
Pronoun for "you and I."
ltailroad stations.
DOWN
Sitting down.
Within.
Heboid fused in "Fairy Tale).
Cooks 'as you do po(at(e in a
camp fire i.
To acenmplifdl.
3 .1416.
Above.
Therefore.
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JjEAR Miss tirey: I have met a
man of my aequaintance only
twiee. Rut he i the only man in the
world for me. I know it. And I am
old enough tn know, or I am '. He
is engaged to another girl. Would
it be sinful of me to break np hi lor
affair with hep, since t feel tost she
cannot poih!y care for him as I do?
Ailsa P.
It would be a wicked thing to
try to do. And it might b uuil
an Impossible thing tn do. ton.
Yon do not know how much the
ynung man In question care) f,.r
hta f;nance. You wori'd prob
ably only mak a laughing 1o k
of t oil r self, if ytMl interfered in
this !oi affsip. And 'Jii m not
the age of wiwlom. Wait is
months without doing anything.
Ada. Hy the end of that time
JJ 11 probably he deeply in io-e
with someone el. -s
Iar Mi r;rT: n,n t iurg
married nman. My buhand is in
sanely amjs yf me. n toy word
ff honor, he has tv reafn tn b. I
am stitl working at my ..Id in an
office, and he ts am ersitiy ealwi- of
alt th men down there, that orae
timee he woo t speak to so fr da
i u.
fOAVK
WAHjT ANY Of YOVjft
Porous
orue You've 60T.'
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JACK DAW'S
' Story by Hal Cochran Drawings by U W. Redner
MYSTEKY ISLAX IV CHAPTER 2
rPHK knock was repeated. And
there? Let me in. 1 am a friend." So Jack cauflously slid (he dm
open, and there stood a little short
on. "Who ore you?" asked Dotty.
reply.
V XD then the cook explained that
the little room. "I just wanted to warn you. lie said, "that tli
captain is a very gruff old fellow. Youd better not let him know tin
you are here. Just stay in this room and I'll bring you something g
to eat."
"HE little adventurers thanked
he would return shortly with a
a he was gone Jak told Dotty
from the hip. "Did you see that
th shipr" he aked. (Continued.)
at a time. W hat shall I do?- Marian.
IJive up your job. And live on
your husband's salary. Tell him
it is better for you to have few
r material comforts, and a lit-'
tie peace. Then, if be is not nhle
to support you, and you do have
to go back tn work, he will not
be so. ready to make your Itf
miserable by unreasonable jeal
ousy. Dear Miss Or-. : The girl I ex-l-ert
to marry ha been engifd wi
timee, -While he in!-t that lie
loves me. she keep pof pomiig the
date nf our marriat. Do ymj thn.k
he intend to marry m-nr not';
Harry M
1 hav p way f knrwiiig
whether or nf he infeii- lo
marry ou. Hut if you baie th
ttioh'j for a home. al there ts
ito regonable en-iwe fr (n.-t-ponibg
the wel..fig. nttd -av
that Jour finaftcee j.n tpjite
sure of bepself. I rnler the nr- 1
rom;anca. f wouWI u urge her
to hurry into toe'rimr-ny. m
want her tn be perfelij sure f
what she Is doini. before he
romee your wife, d'lh't jj f
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Fa,Ki, Khaki Naw s
WAMHMrTOX, April II ";.,.
orarfr." lb. ha.ir Hir.inff mUirb'
rmMtr lar( r.ria ll,o war I
) rr.uKM In ih. (artina ..f ansij
aaaai am.orira. i. tnw b-uj pr.i
d'jc4 in (ai, rngnlry, '
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Saturday Evening, April U, i;);5
By BUD FISHER
t DON'T
ADVENTURES
then a voice, snid very low. "Who's hi
man with a white npron and funny rn ;il
"I'm the cook of this boat," came tlifl
he bad eeen Jack and Dotty bide
the nok and he then left them. siml
basket of rood thinrs to eat. A "
they bad bent fu.d Mime way to e-K
lug rafl that was trailing along behu.-i
l. a ni:Th .iii, i,. arl"r
yxixht b:. .rtir a vtinA rt
li (
li'it na,. nm h, . t
W'r r-SrH f I.Tl
Will b. frr art rrr (), . ? '!'
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'Si Api-aratm ti nahl .
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