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Show I FHI FREE PRESS. LEHI. aM I CheRe1 of L 1. W ftnsiderab!y I ?S .tresses thrown v.i.P . rlr tot and even the most diagnosed foists, Lancet . ,, t0 be due 0pyrlht by ! ..' , T !!!"r- nt Wn,cn CHAPTER IX nnrt. but what musclar 'ft, iT l'Prtance-- e"u- f0n nn lndlca- Continued : - "Florin ticked o!T ihf mis,..,-;"'Your ladyship. mys.':f, 't!:? .;i:.-t lun,-!;- . Rachel, both the nu'ht-wat- , - .,, "He hesitated there. s spurs. ' "'Is that LnirrMIIQRAND &. ! msr ; aadonctl,eTf?.lnrphlT.IBt i- Quick unbelievable follows h BALD! J'tliwnp! feu use of Ml Uwge iicine tod fc'sMeiated Jjjitilmiipoo fcitj Hik sad Mi; promotes kktitk. Stift ikUlu ill Druggists. A Yeur Barbit f ! I ENERGY? LACK a aso I was time "Some 1 Frank of Riglev 1952 "I had no appetite and didn't to have any energy. Dr. Pierce's Gold- - sm Medical en Discovery me up, appetite jr and I felt better In ercry i lailudrasrists for nearly 70 years. lsar. New size, tablets SOcts., liquid sa, lata, or liquid, 51. Ji. I helped to build gave me a fine E ici,.' ..,r--- w. j,.. 1 I.'!inir...' hi- shrug-'e- d r' 1 fr li..t!,i,is i, a!' have t of This nilfii! V..ri. i' hapv il re.i-,.1- "There's cot much more to be told," Helena continued. "I said nothing of Valentine, of course. His return now might not be fatal, but he's very much I better away. At a quart. to left the castle a fortress and drove to Annabel." "Unarmed and unaccompanied '" said Geoffrey. Helena shrugged her shoulders. "The risk was slight, and how could I take a servant to where I'd left Valentine? Yet it was vital that you Should know at once that Pharaoh wa out To my dismay, you were gone,I but as your room door was locked. and guessed you'd left Valentine there a 60 would come back. Well, we held . l" "" culd A that the delightfully air the summer months ; 1 - l.,re ,1.:0 as bring t!e moment's rete t !'. i"i,iv' left r 7""" noatery ere a! owe . ' l w-.d- .'j, he nor neither ,',e they cross a Here, wph memb.red that . r,.mcnt my tlos I saw that hour. I diver.. help him, though. wl.i. hold's attention wretched brother into tils ultimate diiposai IOOK at you. "' edge a master br..;n. of it he will in garter.' - ' t" 1,1 " V,,:,'t ; ftr I n. . kti'ov. U:. re- f" was .'',;'.,.": c. Ml,: ' P. P the :!''a .' ,a, 'A- - The or. ,r saw i.a -- He a b !;,, v t.ev r thinr ,..'. ' imng-i- v t,. t. .... - , Co j' i.i. teiv ..hr ' er.r - " ;..tJ Miles We Stopped Inn. car.'' mv g Ten minutes later we sighted a coupe, tucked under a rock that looked like a .eanlng pulpit, by he side of a fall. As Barley slowed down "And now," said Helena. "May I come with you?" a!d my cousin. "I'd like you to drive." "Very well. But Barley must lead. I don't know the way." This was not at .11 to my liking, but happily Geoffrey stepped In. "Barley shall lead." he said, "till w. 've eaten and drunk. After that, I'd i;: e to go first. Please do as I say." Helena hesitated. Then "All right," She said. After some U miles we stopped nt wayside inn. The fare was rough all the appointments most rude; hot I think we were nil four thankful Though they did :o break our fast. ...t ktiovv It, I was a good deal more th.nkful than anyone else; the others .add find plenty nt Yorick, but God ot.iy knew when and where I should eat again. No more was said of tbe order the .ars should take, and when our meal was over, the coupe was under way tore I bad taken my seat. Quick as a flash You'll have to drive. Barley," I said. You haven't heard, but Hewdrop stuck me hist night. I think be found a mus-- , I'm Stiff." ;,. or something. "Very good, sir," said Barley, and ,.ok the wheel. A mi'e or two later "Where's your pistol?" I said. "I ,h.ti't anticipate, trouble, but notf that ..are driving, I'd better have it in ii.se. suppose you can guess who's g. t mine." As Parley mirrendererl the weapon Her ladyship did tell me something i ii. v I ew drop stiilibin' you." (TO UE CUTIM LI good-lookin- 1 1 , , i.hv may. I ... ",nst ow him , arm nic if ,;,!.,,'. cause, in." " hat be wo'l foe II so sir , wa f "' ' i ...l.f l::V I"'vrr " ' t.ii o deceive tl.ii k how .cphis hetne (v -- ..- I be ,Me to n 1 nil , yn hoc i hand-Helen- smiled. "The glory to Sabre.' sa . n. n the good I ve fion-mess.ee-r.have given HaHoy a -- bow p.ut . v re.n-- a man von for six hour.s. i a. mc ou.. cried once. Sabre ll bear q ......... "Great heart," said Geoffrey and touched her j had SITER, Mgr. The ' Is lietweeli 1.1. ' re I1 .;"!"? woiro somevher. ow I'tn'c er ccgan '" I If I'.Ush co'h c,)s the enter -: u.nld retreat I tit leilf ;5T vou, t wlc Ar! ' Y " s Ji 14 a Wayside seem to be your portion, but except my pistol. I haven't anything else." The Made was sheated, and I slid the knife into my pocket without a word. "And allow me to add," said my cousin, "that I am immensely relieved to see you showing some signs of taking thought for yourself. I take off my hat to valor, hut to valor plust discretion I go on my knees." And at that moment we heard the drone of a car. Two minutes later Barley drew up beside us. in a smother of dust. "O. I.?" said Geoffrey, shortly. "Hvery time, sir," said Parley. "It couldn't have gone more easy if you'd been there. The old fathers, they wasn't half pleased. Ills lordship come to his senses as we was gettin' him out, but I don't think lie cared what happened - his head was too had. An' when he saw the monks an' the gateway, I think be thought he was dead. I gave them your note and I showed them the 'punctured wound.' I'd made It with m trousers' buckle, same as you staid. That was good enough for them. Four of them carried him off, nn' two of the others rushed off to heat the irons. I only 'ope they don't take bis leg off." My cousin strove to steady his voice. "Hush," he said. "Her ladyship knows quite enough." I turned to see Helena approaching. "All's well." said Geoffrey. "Your brother is safely bestowed. I think we'd all be the better for breaking bread." Helena nodded. "I'll sit witli Barley," she said. "I've got to try and show him the way to a- r, 1"V. s Hull o Us.- ,. drive. TV.: was too d.,n .,.r, iigh Be Far Better, no .ike as cauy K.c.s was ,, :ie nc assired n " " 1 as i:.e Some at 1 , a! ao.i I ,, 1 ! u, After bore fnnt. .,i...P!tion ' i i,ad finished my sum, .... Id .,... '. m. tn4 5 Bj VIRGINIA VALE PAINFUL ARM I DA. the fascinating little Mexican girl who has made a name for herself on the screen, the stage and the air (at present she's heard from coast to coast on the "Paris Night Life" program), recently returned from Hollywood to Xew York with a lot of Information which about the radio programs screen stars like best She'd been making shorts In the movie center, but she checked up on the broadcasts between times. She found that Charlie Chaplin doesn't listen to the radio comedians; he likes the broadcasts of syninhony concerts, Nl anl the gongs of Law-f-- r . John rpn,.o Tlldietr. I Charles Thomas and Nino Martini. Blng Crosby likes to hear Dick Powell sing; lie listens to Kudy broadcasts, too, and to Jessica Dragon-ette- . Joan Crawford will take dance mimic Charlie every time. And Clau-dettChaplin Colbert, Ginger Bo g e r s and Fred Astalre rarely fall to listen to Major Bowes' amateur hour. PRESSURE! Lia Dr. Scholl'i oa amy eeaaitlTe tpots oa your toea and feet, or oo cornay falltwiff or Buaioria. la m msa Apply New D Zino-pad- a ut diacomfort will be gone! K Marlene Dietrich got what she wanted again. After fussing with Paramount over "I Loved a Soldier," and announcing that she'd go to Europe as fast as she could get there, to make a picture, she stayed In Hollywood, did some effective talking, and landed the role of leading lady In "The Gar-deof Allah," which Merle Oberon was supposed to make. Which means that now there's even less love lost between the two. Miss Oberon probably will do "Dark Victory" now. Mate u ging shoe pressure or friction topped. New or tight shoes won't hurt or cause sore toes or blistera. Oct Imb af tbea 6ah eoUr, vcltp salt, tratcrprocf pada today at your OlUf. HMfliDqanaKHiwi 1 Win marl' i Y RIDE THE OVERLAND on PACIFIC LIMITED K V A 'h TO LSAII FRANCISOOU n formidable, for The position Hut what Yorick was up in arms. more when and sentries, walls were its than a million sovereigns were lying within? Ami since Jlme had failed. Pharaoh was going to do what Pha raoh had done before. He as going tn commit burglary, "toe within the Mstle. a gang of four such men could were foot have its own way. What men and grooms and porters? Only with the violence troops could cope to offer which those felon were ready or four wnth-j,- r Three ends. their to gain must servants, and the Countess "m her cellar and bid them take better what thev would. Win. knew than Pharaoh that ruihiessness pays? that Helena told me I remembered to Salburg she wet that when she that carried a thousand sovereigns; boxes: in two contained tilese were weighed nine t.,.,t each of these tbe weight of the for pounds. Allowing Icdls con.u the that bves I reckoned thousand sovereigns fifty least at carrv thousand bag. And fifty Uerei-nmea-seventy thousand ,.. v m nil s consultation. His orders to remove the Count. .rd. J'y'J wanted to see you. I felt !:"; '"" tiw.co orders mint talo v J Movie Radio e was pounds. "The Position Might ar STAR DUST fj tW. If man with few faoiti haj friends. It la probabl hii on fault If Insincerity. at Val-lee- 's to aM:e'k. at any drua ,hi w. le'i-k- e BitsV! t..m-rr..- . k 1 IWkDoan-aareforthThey are recommended 5,lsps s"n Per jr). 1 fj jjOfo $3.00 ,,t e per-foc- ea Me Square .... 1 proper-Mlmctio- HOTEL m f. pa-h- thought to your WBtsure Aey function kidney disorder waste to stay in the blood, Poison and upset the whola I'liH ad- - : IWesome "firms, ,.f ma, ti s'r-!e- - Are yoj tired, nerv- -f all unstrung and don't Pwwrs wrong? r" - :i v shoulders. - fr :p -- nd :r.:i ie the .:. he:. Ind. , c, .,.,..,,, nn.! - ba,.k 1 e How 'i'Aii can she lie nil' ah ni;h!V all In n.iw." "!ie ean'', of p(iiiie," aid I. "Hut '.hjV tha: !.. t:V ""'' thi-'.- " sa:d 11. "That m- i- w..irt :.!. at v.'.ri.i.- t...c .... do. Her ery words." V"' rolled down the road in silence, ffoai time to time turnim: about. Af'er a while lav coumu back his hat. "As a child.' he said, "1 never liked blindman's buff -- hi s and girls, I mean liked It le- That dislike I have never hwt." He v,t: his hands to Ms) head. "I'd give n hel! of a lot to know where Pharaoh is." I looked at him sharply. The last few words he had spoken half to himself, hut his tone was the tone of a man who is worried to death. was fond of Geoffrey, the instinct to share his trouble lifted iN head, and in tiiat moment my apathy fell away. Pharaoh. Yes. where was Pharaoh? and what would Pharaoh do? As I asked myself ihe-- e questions, my newly awakened interest leaped into life. I saw th:i! here to my hand was the very distraction I needed to drive my distemper away; the loeation and destruction of Pharaoh and Pha nioh's men. Yorick and its treasure lie damned with Pharaoh. I had my own quarrel Ten days ajo he had murdered a I had sworn to bring him to justice, and so would. More a hundred times more. My duty to Helena was over; the yoke that had cumbeird niv efforts was off my I began to think very bard. Pharaoh would he close to the castle Not. of course, at Plumage, put Pha raoll would he close to the casf.e be cause he was up against Time. I had no doubt at ail I ha: he mean: and puffincsa swellings s.-- .(.,,! 1 f were gone. 'The position milit he far better, for Pharaoh's at lare. Still, it's very much better than it was. He's not only out of Yorlck without any loss of life, but his flight has proclaimed him guilty of shedding blood. "Well, the rest was very easy. sent for old Florin and told him most of the truth. I told him that 'Ftinin' was Pharaoh and that Pharaoh wa-- t after the gold; that Pharaoh had hilled young Florin and that since you, John, could prove this, lie was coins tn take your life; that he'd only spared you till now well, to serve his own ends: that, though that blond was your Mood, for the moment I knew you were safe; but I said that your death was appointed and that. Pharaoh being Pharaoh, nothing on earth could save you except his death." She turned to Geoffrey. "I don't have to ask if you agree with me there." My cousin :'?'--- "Thef.-'- burning, scanty or jp fwirequent urination; backache, diziincss, loss of energy f! I till ." sald Hel :,e fun." lie. -- A- you suffer Fieeyes? v.ru:-- .1 r- tlmm !- "I gave a most liMiUe . "'Captain Fanins !' he did. And his servant, too." "It was Ftirin's turn to s'art. "'And liis servant?' he , rY "'Yes, yes,' I cried, p...!!, f t...iu knew. His servant w:i. tlicre list riult. I didn't know it wiu-- I i.tMi.i :, to you. Hut he was the I don't know why.' Then I called upon Florin to tin.i you 1 gate an sorts or i;i reasotts why you must he found. Avl then I fainted, and good, lion.- -' F!o;iu caught me and carried me down to iuy room. "So you see I'm quite a p actress. "Well, the hunt vvt.s up all ru! t. I could stnei: Talk about sensation. the lust for vengeance. TIip leuue; were fairly off. Then 1 heard the incredible news. "'Pontoln I t . !"! !'r ... SKIN -- "'1 :i::v atw.iln;-i- - captain ramiv 'tbe y.e, then j, J(ire "im i" - . la,-- w "t 1 RLrelief a k;"' n' Yori.-k- """v I'" putt and t!,,!,..., J s, ireeH- - 11s- !i v. :,:i u ;lj f, r try i!i'"u'hts ' !!.; f;., :i tjle fra 15 habits" of more 11 to 1 Helena. lf V0(J edv: M I feSXs l:ed. ... advised, he U felt like bimseu saij ar,-.- . Bdi 4 Co. Mlnton. p.m. 'A- are tjl.. fa,.., An,j i.-- :e W.VU Service. 'tie (if -V ".';,! feCrofhe L b l!s Willows '!: onh " th.se al'.ezej " ,n ' that weie :..srt..i a furtntsht. - " ', , By Dornford Yates They'd t ,ke her straight to Salzburg and put a guard on her room." He gave big head to the air. "I'm tempted to go by P.umage, but, to tell you the truth, ru M'rald to get out of the car. If we n e. t the fellow on foot, we're damned well doue. Will you go with ner in tier car?" "No," sal t I. "I wont I'll follow with Barley behind." "All right." said Geoffrey, "all right-BuBarley's the better shot bo you'd better drive." I thought before replying. ; "Incidentally," I ald, "I haven't aV pistol to fire or any sort of weapon,! for the matter of that." . "You won't need one. If you drive.": "I'd rather have something," I said. "I've been caught bending onee through, being unarmed." "Perhaps you're right" said Geoffrey. He put his hand to his side and unfastened a bunting knife. "Knives T.'ip ' tin Va. hn4 obf!- - : !"i-- against K.ofsklD corns resU,L l tin uuUide. So he won't be ready. But we'll hae to jo by all out. All tbe iine, I'm damned Jtieasy. I can sympathize with detectives who are f .r the safety of royalty. An4 I know very well what they'd do. .S r- - actually tban W "Vrn but If nui- hn an In- - -- ,"r' , in : CS BEING SINCERE U tLe I itf ii a al . IT AH PIP' Doris Dudley, whom you'll see before long in nn It K O picture, believes that you've got to be goofy If'yriri're going to get along either on the stage or on As she's "a remarkably the screen. clever actress, (though she has had very little experience) she is likely to become one of our most Important movie stars so don't miss her first appearance on the screen lf you like to be in on film history. Southern Pacific Ann Sothern had a grand time In New York, where she once appeared in musical comedy as Harriet Lakeh Like all new arrivals from Hollywood, the one play she wanted to see was "Queen Victoria," Helen Hayes' current success. And like all the others, she ASHAMED OF PIMPLY SKIN left cheering. She Is so pretty that people turn on the street to stare at her; they don't recognize her, as a rule, but she has no Illusions about her own greatness so that doesn't bother her and she unlike some of her doesn't go in for dark glasses and other similar Invitations to be recognized as a celebrity. S- - Fred MaeMurray seems to be the fair haired boy on the Paramount lot these days perhaps because Gary Cooper ,,VrtyX... seems Inclined to sign with Samuel Goldwyn when his present con tract expires. Fred hn con a new seven-yea- r tract, and Is slated to make three pictures that were original! intended for the hi conic Mr. Cooper. 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