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JACK DAW 0N ICICLE ISLE
.- by Leslie Elton
Story by Hal Cochran
,l wk picked one of the icepicks and. out! enough. it was Just like
. ma soon the ice men use at the back door. While he was examin-
trm: shout nearby attracted his attention.
A little flock of snow
running around and Jumping in big piles of snow.
. to they playing?" Jock asked.
2 m “no you want to Join us?"
"Whi'. that's hide and seek." said
“I d be glad to." replied Jack. “I
.v; to play that game well. " But Jack soon found that it was a lot
:m the hide and seek he had played back in his town.
v well run and hide." shouted several snow men.
his arms and counted up to 10. He head the snow men running v
14-9qu Zing.»
Jack buried his
i when he opened his eyes again he couldn't see a single one of them.
nny. thought Jack. Where can they be? (Continued‘.
ADVENTURES 01' THE TWINS
The Fairy PostofEfice
By Olive Roberts Barton
rust office was in an old hick-
There were places to drop
s and packages on one side.
little
we marked with people’s
t.» other
. Rabbit dropped a post card
'wélnntnil to meet him by the
Stamps. the
put the card in
Cottontail's name
if he didn’t make a
and put it in Mr. Fox's box.
wul Nick came to the hick-
oi‘flce to assist Hr.
because he
“ hv then
(yr-l master.
With Mr.
'iEhnl is,
‘ linst
side
Mr.
'31 his mail,
Much
V Wu
H . Hu-
"lh.
"‘,l
u
' W nswcred Nancy.
trouble
said fussy little Kr.
I know. Look over
4 . 0h] letters. They are the
haven't been called for.
Ma whose addresses 1- cannot
d are if you can do anything
Did you get the magic
with it and
fishing in
Tbentheystartedtomk.
her pocket. "The Green Wizard was
extrakindandgave useachapair."
She hooked hers behind her ears
ears. and then they started to work.
say!" called Mr. Stamps. “if you
finds” any letters you can make out.
spos’n you deliver them for me. will
you? My letter man Mr. Long
Stride. has the rheumatism and
won’t be back for weeks "n weeks."
"Oh. yes. we’ll do all we can to
help.” said Nick. “but didn't you say
that everybody came here for their
mail?"
Mr. stamps wagged Efiis head. “Not
everybody.” said he.‘ "The fared
m na on dry land? Besides. there
or: 5:: fairies. Mr. epitome-Blow.
up in Einster Gust Land. couldn't
cofie Mbly, asheistoo busy so
is Cap'm Pennywinkie. under the sea.
We have to send their mail to them."
(To Be Contained).
(Copyright. 1923. NBA-flamed).
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' sonallty. It's the personality that has
and Nick hooked his on behind his.
and “endow people do mostly. but
how could all the fish peeple qu- .
PARIQ—Pearl White (herself) is a
fugitive from Pearl White: .
The real' Pearl White is a refugee
White the gmt American movie-
going public knows as the queen of
screen thrillers.
Pearl White presents a rare study
for phychologlsts. Demure, discreet.
dignified—that is Pearl White’s true
personality.
lug—that is.Pearl White's false pers
sonaiity. ~
Personality No. 2 is the hereon perf-
leaped from preclplces. swam boiling
torrents. looped from speeding train
to speeding train, jumped horses over
yawning ravines. risked airplane ad-r
ventures.
ScreenPersonauty Sticks.
All went well so long as the real
Pearl White could dot: personality No.
2 when the director called. "Cut!" But
there came a day wheh Personality
No. 2 pursued Personality No. 1 on of
“the set."
Pearl White (herself) began to live
away from "location" the highly nerv-
ous life she lived before the camera.
Heroine-worshippers. in America. and
in Europe. contributed.
They invited her here. there. every-
where. Social invitations were pressed
on her. She raced from luncheon in
Paris to' dinner in London by airplane;
then fromdinner to dance by auto-
mobile—often 185 miles an hour over
the channel. then 70 miles an hour
from London hotels to country man-
ors.
Pearl White (herself) was always
in revolt against Pearl White! ‘
The tight between the two person-
alities helped to break he? health.
Her constitution became weakened.
Then came the disappearance .of her
former husband, Wallace McCutcheon.
and the suden death of her former
in an Alpine convent 11pm the Pearl ‘
Dashing. dauntless dar~ . ,,
{EARL wan-n”
Her strength snapped.
Doctors diagnosed her case as
bre akdown.
leading man. John Stevenson.
PETE RBLOOD is
victedk of treason against
giant” and uncle of
interesting friendship sprin
is ca tured through the strate
who heads a party of-s
"3% E' a to be Ca
I . em
pods dphis fellovgs ”bu xiii:
‘ Blood :niio to
- tors of buccansaraw ohhs 5”. ins
with Levasseur. ano
The governor of
Gun hter. dMIgDVEMogaSéBII‘s-LE D’ 06
allows and kidnaps
and her brother.
60 ON WITH STORY
provide a dowry for his daughter."
"You are foolish if you refuse.”
Levasseur spoke without anger. His
a length of whipcord. He held it up
a moment. "You know this? It is
capable of screwing the eyes out of
a man's head by wayof heiplnghim
to see reason. "
He flung the length of knotted
cord to one of the degrees. who in
an instant made it fast about the
prisoner's" brows. "Tlfiin" "between
cord and cranium the black inserted
a short length of metal. round and
slender ,as a pipe-stem. That done
he rolled his eyes toward Levassour.
awaiting the Captain's signal.
“I beg that you will spare yourself
and your sister." said the Captain.
"by\b¢ng reasonable. What. after
all. is the sum I have named? I
have said twenty thousand pieces of
eight. twenty thousand pieces it
shall be.”
eight?"
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heads.
cers looked up and round.
‘n’-r: as":
llsh Ho and Jeremy P it
argon ot ors. become the slaves of
with 1318!! OP. a Barbados
etwesn when and Peter Bloodp. a:
Spanish ship conquers the is and but
wer ad'vanau or.
ortuga tries to
break up an attachment between lgs
Memoiaslle
"'Your ransom is and at twenty
thoumnd pieces of eight. and
you shall have liberty on parole to
_ go to Tortuga to collect it. I shall
i provide the means "to convey you
‘ thither. and you shall have a month
in. which to comaand go. Kean-
whlle. your sister remains wltb me
.ss a hostage. Your father should
not consider such a sum excessive Is
, the price of his son‘s liberty and to
alternative? Death!
himself. and answered civilly.
“As you see. two prisoners."
“Ah! And their names?"
The prisoner answered for himself.
“I am Henri d'Ogeron, and this is
my sister."
"D'Ogeron?" Captain Blood stared.
"Are you related by chance to my
good friend the'Governor of Tortu-
b s.av‘s°s. 33?"
DON IEGO. comrgnggsgdof cm in)! eves; "He ‘- my father ..
Levasseur swung aside “with an im-
now
other motion. ’ »-= .1“ .
"The saints prefirva-us now! Are
you unite Lined. lit? First
$0.416“ ht .uuzoayends you molest the Date Who are our
I an or on I. “O. m m Hm"
uarded y her brother. bovasseur friends, n on t 9 two
persons that orphans»:- own
no less than the
Governor at Tm Which is the
one sets phcs'of aha gthst we
enjoy in these’isl’n‘iiii. -. i"
Loves-our “9min m:
“Must I tell put it :- it
melts: new .
"And the twang. ousted pieces
of eight? Is
sonal to you?"
tlIt u." ‘ > :
"Now I don't ages with you at
all." Captain Blood sat down on
the: cask that Levasseur had lately
occupied. and looked up blandly.
belsomstterpsr
,a
combination of nervous and physical
every:
antes. had been busy tying Wt! m -:
have been too modest. But since I .
”And for what. if you please. have
you said twenty thousand pieces of
In execmblo French. but in a
_voios that was crisp and pleasant.
that Question floated over their
surfledLmursndlflom-
On the crest of the duos behind
' themtheybeheldatalhleandgure
scrupulously drama in black with
silver lace. a. crimson ostrich plums
curled about the broad brim of his
"XOEU‘" HAVE FIXED THEIR
unison AT emu trunn-
amp manger EIGHT.“
"You have liked “shale m a:
twenty thousand pieces of eight.
The? sum then below to your
“’elcornes Order.
order.
Pearl White (herself) welcomed the
She‘selected 8E convent. where
she has donned a novitiate' s habit and
nuns.
1' Minimum mmug .u‘gupi'ss'iuu nil. n. 1
“At the price you have set upon
her. "
Levasseur contained his mge. that
he might reason with the Irishman.
"That is the ransom ‘of the man. It
is to be paid for him by the Gover-
. 'nor 'of Tortuga."
' "No. no. Ye've cewd the twain
together—very , o my.
Ye‘ve set their value at twenty thou-
sand pieces. and for that sum you
may have them, and the sum shall
be divided among. our crews. '80.
that you do that. it is conceivable
that our followers may take s.
cm view of your breach of the
articles we jointly signed" .
Levnsseur laughed savagely. “Ah.
sacre Dleul The good jest!"
-“I quite agree with you."
Captain Blood.
As. laughing
swung to his omeers. hearth».
which choked the laughter in his
said
I contua.
lsni- ,
still, Levassean
throat. germ Blood Mahmud; E
iy played upon the cupidityE that waaE
the paramount inspiration of those
adventurers. And Levasseur now
read clearly on their faces how com.
pletely they adopted Captain Blood's
suggestion that all must participate
in the ransom which their leader .
had thought to appropriate to him-
self.
“You misiinderstand."
swallowing his rage. "The ransom
he snidLEE.
is for division. when it comes. Tim ‘ E
girl. meanwhile.
understanding.”
“You think 30?"
Blood.
said E csptnn‘
"But i! M d'Ogei‘oh‘ ilidllld
is name on that '
refuse to pay the ransom? What ‘E E
then?" He laughed. and got lastly to
his feet. "No. no_ If Captain lavas-
seur is meanwhile to keep’flle'girl.
as he proposes. then let him pay
this ransom. and be his the risk it it
shwld afterward not be romeo» ‘E
lng.”
Levassenr flung upon him livid
with fury. “I‘Vill nothing salary
youl. ;
"Oh. but yes. Twenty Ethoumnd
pieces of eight for immedmto di-
vision,’.‘
"I haven’t got if.”
”new let some gone buy Etho
prisoners who has.” -
‘ “And who do you :‘QPEElE’Efi‘ has Eit- if
I have not?”
"I. hava.”aaid. Contain Bloon—Em -
“You have!" Iavasseur's mouth
fell open. “You. .6you want
the girl?” i
"Why not? And I exceed you in
gallantry in that I will make sued-
iices to. obtain her,.and in honesty
thatlhmreadytopayforwhatl
want-ll
Levasseur stared at him foolishly
agape. Behind him pressed his om-
; cers. “ping also.
Containment down again on
the cask. and drew from an inner
pocket of his doublet a. little leather
bag. And under the bulging eyes of ~
Invssseur and his emcers. he on-
tlsdthini'outhotthebsgandmned
,‘intohislsftpalmoourornvupearis.
og-fiesisootasparrow’segg.
wewerstwentysuchintbebag.
theverypickofthmetskeninthat
raid upon the pearl nest. "You
boast .a knojpledge of pearls.. Oahu-
mA’t-whsbdoyouvaluethlsr'
TheBretontookbetweencoarss
linger and tomb the prelim-ed lus-
p
AcaE «when»; nut.
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"Absolute quiet!" they ordered. The q surrounded by quiet. prayerful
She has elected the cioisterecl
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"Children.” my: Marie.
“Yet they’re wall eel-n pl
simply a delightful Ito?!’ than; EEVithE
uiate and satisfy’ the little ones' ima-
gination.
great emigrants their definition.
eaters as well as “W9": then we
may hope for the development of the
every artist dreams about."
life—at least until‘her health is re-
stored. That may baa long- time. .
“But. even moon that: physiotk
strength is it necessary for tho ml,
.fl‘
' metropolitan Open soprano. who hag .
“1m introduced one: recitals aspen-z
iaily forthclitth‘bnesi‘snninnovap
tionlnths worldEofmma'farsthai'-
severe-tortuosasingerpverfaees. *1
the tale told in music. It should‘stim- ‘—
. "Husk: should be a part of the add.
cation of every child. and when on:
sympathetic type of audiences which jE-
she continues. “fertile boy is father -= '
tothsmmandtheiittieglrlismotb.
ortotha grown woman. -. z'
“A concert for children must no -
, Good Manners-
succumb to Personality No. - 2.-
she has left the convent."
pyschologlst toting
her back to the gay social
Peas-i White to build whet psycho-
logical strength. so that she 'will not
on'ce' -'
said u
eminent Parisian nerve Cpociaiist and
"Personality No. 2 will be awaiting
her at the eioisteEr. gates. beckoning
life of
Paris and London. with restaurant
Should Ea gue‘ .in town. accompany-
ing her hostess on a. social call, leave
her card?
If the person called on is not at
home. no. Also no, if the guest is in
town for so abort a time that her call
cannot be returned.
But if the alien find the hostess at
homaand the guest expects to re-
min-in-the neighborhood a fortnight
or more. she ',ahonid leave her card. or
diners. cabaret parties. dances—all
the diversions that these cities word
so sumptuousiy. '
“Can the real Pearl White +am_
this Personaliw No. I. with. its allies
of heroine-worshippers. movie fans,
worldwide publicity?- ! am sure she
can—for the real Pearl White is even
more courageous than the Pearl
White or the sereen startisrs that the
in red silk.
wings, with feathers on her
may pencil her name on the‘card of
M “W
Marriage a LaMode
The Armenian bride alwayn drew
She mm mm
head.
public knows."
Meanwhile Pearl White
cell against Personality‘ No.
of thousands of admirers:
Spring Hints Are
. . style models.
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to“... an... A4. ..
mouthern wear.
Another probable favorite
sleeves. -
These samples 'can't be
favoratw‘lnterrssorta
ions to come.
\
DRAWINGS EBY m m
(hes-sent)
has locked the doors of her clois’tered
Md
that includes press agents. society ro-
porters. movie producers and soil-ole
Seen- in NewSthesEE
Thero'aa hint of span: in advance '.
Sleeveless coats are predicted with
long-sleeved dresses. The, will stake
in. new version 0 fine threeopieoo suit
and are shown already in. ass. :62
Eli EthEe
coat with turnover .obllar and loose
=0! lEsE ,
authoritative yet. but they're much in
Udall? at” :below the waitilne.
isregardcd asan indication“ rash-g
Blue flowers are painted on her tans
and neck. Her fingernail tips are
‘staincd bright yellow.
At the ceremony the guest: to.
coins to her. The more popular as
‘Els. the more money she receives.
EGRAB MEA T —Creole
13E): E. smell
0! mole University
1 large an or 1 poundfresh cab
meat
1 medium onion, thinly sliced
1 clom or bean garlic. chopped
2 green peppers, thinly sliced
t 6 tomito'es’. peeled and chopped
6 mushrooms. peeled and’ sliced
4 tablespoons olive oil ,
1 ablespoon butter
, .1 teaspoon Burger
. 1 teaspoon salt .
' 1;; teaspoon paprika
Slight grating nutmeg
'Few grains cayenne
Fry Eonion, gal-Wand peppers in tho
, olive oil live minutes. Add tomatoet.
5 mushrooms and seasonings and cools
.20 :mlnutes. Cook crab meat in but-
ter live minutes. Add crab meat to
the other mixture and cook 15 min-
- ates! Season to taste; Serve on plat-
. .
.‘ ter,‘ garnished with Epui! paste points.
0:- make in a dialing dish. using
blazer until the last cooking, which
should be done by using hot-water
pan.
Puff paste points are made by cut-
ting the trimmings from patties or
any left-over piece of paste into point-
ed trishgles. Bake a delicate brown.
NOVEL We.
Novel trimming is seen on a in“!
blue Poirot twill suit for spring.
- The outer edge of the coat has a
fringsof ‘sillt floss,- with ‘a steel ring
dangling Jrom each . loop. There's
4 some tinsel embroidery about the
, WEITE- VELVET WRAPS.
_ White velvet wraps. lined with
Lgti'id: or- silver cloth. or with rainbow-
lined silks. are mainly
popular with the debutant“ this
mason._ Usually they are banded
with white furrE
r
.— listener. amuse:
zA Inert blouse has a large black
.tim flower appliqued on one side
The flower, is
stitched in gold thread and has n
*fdropofcoralbeads. .4
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