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aZ V V THfi EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JULY 9,
'31
SiT
NEWS OF ALL BRANCHES OF SPORT
Misses Wagner and Cassel
Stars of Tennis Tourney
On Greenwich Club Courts
stendlne anil brilliancy discounted the
uneven net play of the young champion.
The icoro wns 3, 4 . 6 4.
Ulnzen hud a lend of 43 on game In
the third sot. Then ho lapsed Into a
streak of wild hitting.
Pant Don-
Southpaw Tyler
Of Cubs Takes
Giants' Measure
CHICAGO, July 9. Tho New York
Mrs. Raymond and Mrs. Welte
Will Meet This Pair in
the Finals.
MISS Mnrle Wagner and Miss
Claro Cassel nnd Mrs. Edward
W. Itnymond and Mrs. Frank
Welto reached tho final round on tho
courts of tho Greenwich Country Club,
Greenwich, Conn. "For the second
tlmo In a fortnight Miss Wagner and
Miss Cassel heat Mrs. I,ouls (louver
nour Morris und Miss Margaret Grovo.
Tho score or the match was 1 5, 36,
C-2.
Tho other semi-final match was filled
with spirited rallies, from which Mrs,
Raymond nnd Sirs. Wclte emerged vic
torious over Mrs. Nathan Levy and Mls
M. Rockford. Tho winners were far too
experienced for their opponents and
scored at G 1, 6 2.
Miss Wagner and Miss Cassel, recent
winners at tho New York SUto cham
pionship, carried off tho honors of the
clay. As a preliminary canter In the
thin) round thev oiltnlayed Miss Marv
Heaton and Miss Winifred Croft, 6 J,
Klngr nnd Toliry Win it
Match.
Thrco of tho pairs won their places
In tho semi-final round of the West-
i chestor County championship doubles Giants didn't raako an auspicious
the meeting of their deadly rival. In the aX UZ0cSm5m?- 2 Wealern Invasion,
semi-final round, iooe, me lormer ioiumDia-i rinco Frcd -Tone), their brat pitcher,
ton veteran holders of tho title, led wua humnieied to all corners of
llie way Into tho round. They en- the lot by the Cut) hitters, yielding
countered Franklin T. Osgood and 13 lone hits, including a homo run, a
Warren Osgood of I'leasantvllle, win- triple und two doubled In eight In
ning at 7 3, 1, In the best of the nlngs. Tlio homo run, a hefty smash
Hunter Speeds tip lit Game on the
Courts,
Sheer speed carried Francis T. Hunter
Into tho final round of the North Sldo mBtcnM on th Court of tho county by Twombly, scored two runners
artidalo. uncau, una mat wua me mm gin uy
stroklnir of Dr I which mo uiams lost mo scuro be-
chaniDlonshl
the Unlveri
Club yesterday
. . i - muicnes on me courts t
p singles on the courts of , ti. riot. - it.
Hy Heights Lawn Tennis J" Ten"'8 Club at lis
day. The former Cdfnell Tho fine deep court st
star and holder of the North Side title King worked admirably with the
ing 8 to 6.
beat Herbert it. wancnesier in su-aigni failtcr cIo,6r uck o Tober,
IRQ hnt n nntn. 1.. Kfn... ViikIi ,
liut. Mil HUUUh II) 11U lUin CbCilll ft
There wai considerable, speculation y" DJJirATM f-Vi! but yesterday tho souUiduw was In
' ujM'"ntii n um mines, r rum km .i,n " . . . .
Robins Swamp
Cards in First
Battle in West
ST. LOUIS, Jlily 9. Wllbert Koto
Inson and his pennant aspiring
Brooklyn Iloblns began their second
Invasion of tho West by soundly j
trouncing the Cardinals In the open
Ing gnmo of the sorlos at Sports. I
men's Park by a score, of H to 2.
It was the first time-that tho lloblna
Tarzao the UetamedL
Edgar
i New,
By
Rice BMrrooglis
Thrilling and Sensational Story
of the Ape Man.
itrnrft run maicn as to wneiner man-
rheVtr with all of his strategy as an tneir siue or tne net the Osgoods r''"''u ,u. r" . l"u "J"10" 11
if driver cou d check Hunter by an mixed tosses and straight volleys In Is doubtful whether ho would have
erstwhile champion. Manchester played , SgBfpf2n eSmftffSKfeuriTih.'-.M! hwl-"11' tor ,n lanU hlt hlm
ably. At times Ubove his usual for In several frames. They
Tho best that ho could do was to 7lnatDnjan thS other matehe. iinW h combed him for nlno hits. Including
.rr.i, .l.i fo; fiTfef., tn Vt loaa" na Tom. Moore, defeated
h l lof tho not. " II. swept Manchester TSe othVr' vlctory'Vent to o'nl'of The
before him by his powerful strokes. I iocal tems. as Harvey llusted ."n'd'l
At the close of this session, during , Weed defeated J. TuttU and W. H
which Hunter ran five races In a row, cuthbert, 1. 8-1-1.
Mancnesicr auiu infc uiu anuus uno v (
fa t that he was kept too busy getting
nth xa
hervlce. That was Ul he could do. Hunter
the ball to devote himself to attacking
ai&ncnesier sie&aicu
;ame against Hunter s
on the backhand.
to win tne mnin
61. Thpn they turned their attfntlon
to tne more iniporiant wotk ai
IK
through his rival's service for the final
game oi mo maicn.
Vardon
on War
a home run by Larry Doyle and a
triple by Frank Frlsch. The Ford
hum "Flash" hit savagely, besides
tleldlng his position In bang-up stylo,
Chicago got a run In tho first on
Twombly's safe bunt, his steal of sec
ond. Hollo, lior's sacrifice and Terry's
double. A Dassed ball nut Terrv on
third und he tried to acoro on Robert
son's uy to uurns, out ueorge whipped
sTNorais or rnncr.niNa ntAmtts.
Timn of U Aim. SMS-rtiikI of .b tu(1.
t4i ninranl to olTlllullna. mttrltd t4 h
umnl Mi utu of Iorl UttmcU. Al tko out
bfTok of lh vtr, bowrm. k llrmii rkldint
pn, led bf Uful. Sohnflilw. buroi hlo Hint
had Played at tho park of tho mown.. , y au.
which ths Cardinals aro now Bharlng. n. mi, mm of etnnutioa ud r-
and they celebrated the occasion by ft" lZTx$Zm."?,
hammering four of Uranch Rickey's f' XJ' &
pllCllcrs lor nineteen SOIIU omusnca. win am. a wrnn iui frr, imii air-
. . ..... i f. rrmnH Wi itti but h iptm btt llf.
each Wheat contributed a homo run ui.r t. iin ri hr, tb rmit. of
and a single; Ivy Olson chipped In Iff,- r,"?"?:1"',- 'u"'V4
wllh a. nlnL-lo a rinnhln nrul n. tr Die. """" mull r rinm huh, Mfn
wun a single, a qoudio anu a tripie, whU n.,A nti. o. tmiv.
while young Zaoh Taylor also holpod '! ''"'' W "'
nimseu to a snroo-Dagger. y rn, nn Kirmrr. hmh uum
Jcsso Haines, ono of the pitching uiu ut mnor to i rf bu to sritt.
"finds" of the season, started tho pro-
and liar Xott
to V. S. A.
LONDON. July 9. Harry Varden la fine throw to Snyder and Terry was
and Edward Ray, the noted Brltlih pro- "',.a. plate.
nccunii
. . wun two out in in u ants'
tiami T . Ifvnnatnn ntirt FTIllnlf TT ax .Knrf ViA tta.m.i.l. i 1 i . V . .
cw :r . r :r" .t: W4 . aivaiIMmu ctuu av iivcr- nis nomer. a lino anv into mo rurnt
SlSKftomW thhee ino,wern5ecl,.o0nU8ohf .With them . was ' field stands. The Cub. took the jwo
hind suftena victory for Kynoltoli wh"J :h0 flnUhes f"th the Ilrltlh own Herjog doubled and Ujrber beat Ran
nana, sultea in a viciory ior ivynaaion. wnose championship. Harncs said Just befora ' Toft's thrown on Killlfer to the plate.
I EXTRA TROUSERS FREE I
1 Strictly Custom Tailored I
i if efe liv ir i
1 i i
mo uL-puriure mat ne woum come to
Ungland again next year to try his
fortune once more In the open event
Fifty Ilouts Hchrdnlril for Olympic
Tryouta Monday Morht.
Champions from all parts of the
country will compete In tho Olympic
boxing tryouta to be hold at tho CDth
itegiment Armory, 26th Street and
Lexington Avenue, New York City, on
Then a sacrifice fly scored Herzog.
STANDING OF
THE CLUBS
Monday and Tuesdav evenlAiri. imv ...
12th and 13th. Thero wilt bo a total of bm,, "41 11 in
fifty (bouts for both nhThts and each Slt'J"""!! I ! ,
one win oe worm going miles to wit
ness. These tryouts, which will constitute
the biggest boxing tournament of Its
kind ever held In the .United States,
will bring together the best men from
Iloston, Philadelphia, Pltaburgh, Chi
cago, Denver, Kansas City, California,
Portland, Cleveland, Detroit and New
York, also from the Army and Navy.
Tickets and other Information can
be had at the American Olympic Com
mittee Headquarters, No. 290 Broad
way, New York City,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
club. w. l rc,
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Btilli 31 3J .4(1
Niw Yt....Jl 31 ,43
PlilladolRhla..Z7 41 .III
TO.OAY.
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GAMES
New York it Ctdctgo.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Clot.
CtettUkt1 .
Niw York..
Chlckik
W. L. PC
.41 23 .434
.41 37 .143
.43 31 .916
UNITED STATES WORSTEDS
ROSEDALE WOOLENS
Hundreds of ends that have
finally dwindled down to a sin
gle suit length with sufficient
for two-piece suit, some three
piece, and others, suit and extra
trousers. These ends consist
of Fancy Worsteds, Tweed's,
Cheviots and high-grade Cas
simeres, that no other tailor ad
vertises to sell under $35. My
Special Price
SUIT TO ORDER
Including Extra Trousers Free
Marshall nnd JnlYe In bra.Tr at
Chp.a.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. July 0.
Charles Jaffa of New York played a
drawn game with Frank J. Marshall,
United States champion, In the second
round of the Masters' -Chess Tourna
ment. The game went SS moves, It
was Marshall's second draw.
Ueorge G. Netdlch of Cornell Uni
versity defeated S. T. Sharp of Phila
delphia. Sharp and E. S. Jackson of
i-niiaoeipnia, ana xseiaicn and Hlascli
Mlotkowskl of Ios Angeles adjourned
their games.
V. 8, ,nvr Dull Team After Oamra,
Scml-profexKlonal ball teams looking
for a good attraction would do well In
booking the U. 6. Naval Prison Guard
baseball team. Tho nine is composed
ot a crack aggregation of ball tossers
now In the employ of Uncle Sam. They
hnvo engnged In nlno games this sea
son against strong teams and the final
scoro has always been In tholr favor.
Communications sent to Manager
Harold Ix-wls. U. S. Naval Detention
Barracks, Hay Kldge, Brooklyn, will re
ceive prompt reply.
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..33 47 .921
Phllttfllllk30 97
TO-OAY.
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GAMES
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CMomo kt PtillkOlihtk.
BEGIN THIS THRILLINQ 8TOP.Y
TO-DAY.
HMstUkt. till, t? titu Riot limuUI
CHAPTER XIT.
(GuottniMl.)
U-TAO comes to the water
ccodlngs for the Cardinals. Ho beat
tho lloblna at Bbbcto Field, recently,
but yesterday afternoon Jesse's stay
on tho mound was very brief. In
less than nil Inning tho Hoblns pro
duced llvo runs.
North encckea tne rally, out in tne ov to drlnk.' replied tho ape!
next Inning the Itoblns resumed their 0 "Where Is tho tribe?"
attaqk by scoring two more runs. In, tp.
fact the only Innings In which tho! nsned inrzan.
Brooklyn team failed to scoro were tho They " huntlm for plsangi and
third, sixth nnd elchth. Toward tho end aclmatlncrt further back In tho forest."
of the game nobble sent rcvural of his replied Zu-tug.
30iing players lino ine iray. "Anrt this Tarmanirnnl ahn nnd bull."
Burleigh Grimes did the pitching for Ana lno Tarmangnni sne ana miu,
tho Hoblns. The spllballcr continued naked Tartan, "uro tbey safe?
his good work by holding the Cardinals "They have gone away," replied
to flvo hits In nine Innings. Ho was . ' ,-. . . , , ,,.
snlked In the lee by Jack Sm th In U-tnff. Kudu him como out of his
covering nrst in tno lourin inning dui jair twice since tncy ion.
stiowod his gamcness Dy coniinuing on
tno mound.
"Did tho tribe cliaso thorn away?"
It was Grimes's third consecutive vie- asked Tarrun
tory. In the last twenty-seven innings
tile spttballer has allowed only fourteen
hits and three runs.
NEW INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
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Mlltlmor.
Toronto ..
Akron ....
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tKj CUT it Toronto, ,
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IUk41ni kt nnrfilo.
Ilkltlmori kt ItortnUr.
Happy Kiddie Klub Members
. . -V jr - Hunger uijuu uu. .
Enjoying an Outing at Coney p-c
ulng your Journoy tu th
Ilnrtiarnehs to Meet Lincoln filnnts.
Followors of semi-pro baseball will
be treated to a fine attraction between
Independent teams when the Bacharach
Glonts of Atlantic City and the Lin
coln Giants, colored champions, claih
In a double header at Ebbets Field,
Brooklyn, on Sunday. Tho contests
will bring together the greatest colored
soml-pro pitchers of a decado In Cy
clone Joe Williams and .Cannon Ball
Dink lteddlng.
Johnson Klreted Captain.
OltONO, Me., July 9 The election of
Albert E. Johnson of New Britain,
Conn., as Captain of the University of
Maine baseball team was announced to
day. Ha played second base this
season.
Jg.75
Uncalled-for
Suits
READY TO WEAR
I have a number of un
called for suits on hand
which I will dispose of
at a price as low as
1? 7s
S. HENRY ADLER
See the Star
Swimmers and Divers
AT TUB
Olympic Swimming
Tryouls
AT
Manhattan Beach
Baths
Saturday Afternoon at 2.30
and
Wednesday, July 14th
A wonderful coUcction of tlic
star mermaids of the country
will compete. Conic ami sen
tlic match. Take a tlip yourself
In one of the Anest private
bathing beaches In New York.
i n.i hlnic ' ' .1 iio,-iii y
(till Water llathlncModlclno Halt
JlskobaU clftrk Onlf
llundbkll Volley HhII
Ilaikf itj.lll Itrktnurnnt
Wkdins: Tool for Bun Shad, with
Kitldtf.i tfani"r rholrn.
otul other omticmcn on our Ivo
HotAi ot tea leach and lawn.
Music Every Afternoon
Take BrlflMon flrnch til. H. T.)
" from flrooklyw Bride 10
fiheepkAt'ftd Hay nnd chanpe to
Jfanintlnn Brach car or 'dim Hit,
or tnka Orrmt Avrtiue trolley to
SheepihKld Hay and crcMs bridgt.
MV NKW ATOUI!
tlH nit St.. Iirtrrn IWIimrm end Ann Stk.
l-.triUiik I "HI 7' StitariliiT I "til I.
IIUODlvl.VN
ij Fluttt,i1, Airlltlr. H.nr NVvlll. Kt.
Open KvciiliiKK I iilll Kit Muturdni Until II I. M.
II Chiiri-h St.. nmr I.lb.rli.
Oii.-n t ntll 7 V. M.
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UP
"No,"rciillcd the np. "We did not
see them (ro. We do not know why
they left."
Tarzan nwunr; quickly through the
trees toward the clearing. Ths hut
and boma were as ho had left them,
but thero was no olgn of either tho
man or woman. Crossing, tho clear
ing, ho entered tho boma und then
the hut. lloth wcro empty, and his
trained nostrils told him that they
had been gono for nt least two days.
As he wns about to leave the hut he
saw a paper pinned upon the wall
with a silver of wood, and taking It
down he rend:
"After what you told mu about MIah
Klrcher, and knowing that you dis
like her, I feel that It Is not fair to
her and to you that we rihould Imposo
longer upon you. I know that our
from contln-
tho wost coast,
and so I havo decided thut'U Is better
for tiH to try to reach tho whlto
settlements Immediately without Im
reached tho edge oX the meadowland
where Btnlth-OldrtcVs plane had
Ifindrd, he took In the entire ecene
in ono aulok stance and erasped the
situation although he could ncitrce
give credence to the things ho saw.
Ucund and helpless tho English ofllcur
lay upon the ground at one side oi
tho meadow while around him stood
n number of thn black deserters from
the Clermnn command. Tartan had
seen these men before and knew who
they were. Coming toward him down
the meadow was an aeroplane piloted
by tho black Usanga nnd In the seat
behind tho pilot was thn white girl.
Ilertha Klrcher. How It befell that
the Ignorant savage could operate the
piano, Tarzan could not gUMn nor
nau no lime in which to speculate
upon the subject. His knowledge of
usanga, together with the Dosltlon
of tho white man, told him that tho
black -Sergeant was attempting to
carry off tho white girl. Why ho
should be doing this when he had her
In his power and had also captured
and secured tho only creature In tho
Junglo who might wish to defend her
In bo far as the blaok could know,
Tnrrari could not guess for he knew
nothing of Usuneu'n twentv-four
dream wives nor of the black's fear
of the horrid temper of Nuratu, his
present male. Ho did not know. then.
that Usanga had determined to fly
away with tho whlto girl never to
return, and to imt so great a distance
notween Himself und Nuratu that tin
latter never could find Mm ncnln:
but It was this very thing that wns
In tho black's mind ulthough not even
hU own wurrlors guessed It. He had
told them that he would take the can
live to a Huitnn or the North and
there obtain a grcnt prlco for her nnd
that when ho returned they should
have some of the spoils.
Those things Tarzan did not know.
All he know wns what ho saw a
nrwro attempting to fly away with a
whlto girl. Already tho machine was
slowly leaving tho ground. In a mo
ment moro It would rlso swiftly out
of reach. At first Tarxan thought of
fitting nn arrow to his bow mid slay
ing I'sangu, but tut quickly ho aban
doned tho Idrn because he kntw that
the moment tha pilot was tlain the
machine, running wild, would dash
tho girl to death among the trees.
There was but ono way In which
ho might hopi to succor her a way
which If It fulled must send him to
instant death and yet ho did riot best
tnto in nn attempt to put It Into execution.
L'sauga did not sec him. being too
Intent upon the unaccustomed thitlcH
of u pilot, but thu blacks across tho
tiioatiow saw hlm and they ran for
wurd with loud anil savage cries ami
menacing rules to Intercept h m. Thev
saw a giant whlto man leap .from
rutted his throat. A brown hand shot
down with a keen blade and severed
the strap a&out his waist and giant
muscles lifted him bodily from tils
suit. Usanga clawed the air and
shrieked, but lie was helpless as a
babe. Far below the watchers In tHo .
meadow could see the ueroplario ca
reening In tho sky, for with tho cluinuo
or control It had taken a sudden live.
They saw It right Itself und. turning
In a nhort circle, return In ihclr direc
tion, but it was so far above them ana
the light of the sun so strong that
they could sea nothing ot what as
going on witnin the tuseinge; inn
presently L.leut. Bmlth-Oldwlck gaj;n
a gasp of dismay as he saw a htimnn
body plunge downward from the
Diane. Turning anil twlstlnv In tnl.t.
air, It fell with ever Increasing VclArj-
Ity, and tho Englishman held hw
breath as the thing hurtled tutrtuU
hlm,- ., , ,
With a muffled thud It flattened
upon tho turf near the centre of'tho
meadow, and when at last tho'Eriir
llshman could gain tho courage, -to
again turn his eyes upon lt,,)
breathed a fervent prayer of thinks,
for tho shnpeless mass that lay upon
the blood-stained turf was cover'etl
with an rtiin hide. Usanga had
reaped his ewnrd.
Again nnd ngnln tho plane circlet!
iibovo the meadow. The blacks, "At
first dismayed at tho death of tpelr
leader, were now worked to a frcriity
of rage and a determination to' 1)8
avenged. Tho girl nnd the npn-man
saw them gather In a knot about
tho body of their fallen chief. Thoy
saw as they circled above tho mrud
ow tho black fists shaken at them,
nnd the rifles brandishing a menace
toward them, Tar tin still clunnvto
tho fuselago directly behind .ithe
pilot's seat. Ills face was close .be-
sldo Ilertha Klrchcr's and at tlid top
of his voice, above the noise of prtJ-
pcnor, engine ana exhaust,- ht
sermmed a few words of instruction
Into her oar. rn
As the girl grasped tho significance
of his words sho paled, but her'.'llps
set in a hard lino and her oyes srrono
with 'a sudden firo tf determination
as she dropped the plana to wlljilflj a,
fow feet of the ground nnd at tho oB
poelto end ot tho meadow from, the
blacks nnd then nt full speed 6oVo
down upon tho savages. Bo qulbfcly
the piano camo that ITsanga's men
had ntf time to escape It after they
realized IU menace. It touched the
ground Just as It struck among them
find mowed through them, n veritable
Juggernaut of destruction. When "It
came to rest nt tho edge of the forest
the ape-man leaped quickly to' the,
ground and rnn toward tho JjMihtr
Lloutennnt, nnd ns he went he glanced
nt tho spot whero tho warriors 'find
sloou, ready to defend himself If JSec-
tlio branches of a treo to tho turf and cssary. but thero was none thftrq,,to
We both about his shoulders ns ho ran. Thoy
ndiuss and pro- Jh" , '. ' swinging n an untlu- Englishman tho girl Joined them, SH
.mv way that I L?'""0"0?, """'i". 'i1" vaii- Vey trM to v"lce hr tn P
i m l feel I W'"l '" ,h,, nwlc,,ln8 man.'but ho silenced her with a goal
Igatlon I feel, 1 glunuo down and discover hlm. uro.
Hy tho tlmo Tarzan hud frecjl.,tlto
ana
tw-
gost-
poslng further upon you,
thank you for your kl
tcctlon. If thero was
might repuy the obligation
should bo only too glad to uo so. , . Twenty foot abote tin running ape- "you saved yourself ho Insisted
It was signed by Llout. Harold man fcotutd Hie i.ug,. plane. The open f,,r had you been unablo to plloVttvi
I'orcy Smlth-Oldwlck. '""hu J"".1,, u" ",' ""!ot '' nd. th" ?,rl- Mn- I could nqt have helped you;
lorty v. um., cui-ssm t" upo-man's Inten- und now." ho said "vou two hav.. thii
, Tarzan shrugged" his shoulder,.. tk1H liU. hou mt ttnJ h th(J uan'ow; r, ,J0t0t""lt,emtU
'crumpled the note In Ms hand and noose and bntc.t.g herself, clung Tlu, d"ny l ,lyn0,ftl ' yS can teslly
tossed It usldo. He flt a certain J'f-'i'y " " with both hands. Hlm- cov,r tho distance In a few hours if
Pense of relief from responsibility 21 iSTuSSS.SSSS riTiVlJ
tt Usgmd,yhat7ho cnroi ' SHSi
gone and he would forget, but some- Mul tho nd,,,,,. Khn upward at a SfTSi V P ' h
how ho could not forget. Ho walked Btl,0 anB,.. Dangling at thn end f ! 1 ": . .
out acrosu tho boma and into tho M(, ,.,, tlie B,)0.nl.in Bwung pondil- "hen go at once," said th(Sftp,
clcarlng. He felt uneasy und rest- , lum.iki In space. The Englishman. I man-, "Neither of you belongs ln,.IiJ
less. Once ho started toward tho jynB t,ounj UIK)n tnu Krpund. hid Ju"Blo. A slight smile touched Jt
north In response to a sudden '- been u witness of all these happen - I I,pJ! LftB ne J"le. j
mlnutlon to contlnuo his way to the i nKI( j,H hfart Bt0ia Ktul an ho . Tho girl und the Englishman smiled
weHt coust. He would follow tho Tarzun's body hurtling through tha i toa "This Junglo Is no plnco for us
winding l iver toward rno norm n. ar toward the tree tops among which i Bl icosi.- saiti timlth-OldwIck, 5tud t
uiiuuu iu n neimied he must Inev tably cwsh; "no pinco ror any other whtto wai.
iiiIIkh wiieie llh coiirsn
the west nnd thon on towurd it: .but the plane was rising rapidly so i Wny don't you como back to clvlllza-
source acrost a wooueu h'""-"" i mat tne Duusl-inau cleared tho top
up Into tho foothills and tho mown- most branchps. Then slowly, hand
tains. upon me miwr nio ( over nana, ne climbed toward tho
r-M O OI El
Big Day's Fun at Luna
Coming for Kiddie Kluh
at Outing This Month
By Eleanor Schorcr
All aboard tho fun wagon! We ara
going to Luna for a Jolly good time
Kreo! No, I do not mean that we ur
going free, for most of us will have I
take cars ur tra ns nnd they aro no
free. Not a bit of It. Hut Luna Is.
L,una nntl Its fun are free to Kldd.o
Klub mi-mbrrs onco each summer,
and wb aro off for tho best timo we
liuvo over had In all our lives.
Now, do not scramble for your hats;
It Is a bit soon to get ready to start;
I am ufruld ou would bo too
early. Tho party Is way off jret. But
It Is settled, assured, Irretrievably
decided that wu uru going to have
our third summer outing at Luna, a.iJ
thnt my Kiddle Cousins are to hau
the very beat time they huve ever,
ever had, nnd all ot it free. All this
will huppun In about two weoks. but
for thij present thu exact data mas',
remain u secret.
IX) jou remember last year tho fun
wo had on thu ridts and In thu show.?
This p.cturo will rem n1 you. Wain t
l great' Wcren t they rip roaring
ncb-sl What a number there wero!
Well, would you believe it, this year
there are to be even more! Let me
sec, thoru nro one, two, three, four,
live, six, seven, eight, nine, ton,
wlevuti, twelve, thirteen, fourteen,
fifteen, fifteen rides with thu Chutes
and .ho Dragon's 'Jorge among thou
Thai Is u new one on our 1 Kt. th.
Dragon's Oorgo; we did not havu th.t
last year, did wo? Hut wo nro to
K-up up and coast down Its steep,
brveay bills tu our hearts' coutout
no im would search for a stream
running downwurd toward thu west
roast, and thus following the rlvors
he would bo sure ot gume and water
in plenty.
Hut ho did not go far. A dozon steps,
pcihup, und ho enmo to u sudden
stop. "Ho is an Englishman," he mut
t..r.i "Hiui th other Is a woman.
'IViey can never reach tho settlements
without my htlp. I could not kill her
with my own hand when 1 tried und
If I let them go on alone I will have
killed her Just as surely as though I
had run my knife Into hor heart. No,
and again he shook his head. "Turzun
of thn Apes s n fool and n weak, old
woman," and ho turned back towurd
the south. ,
Manu. the monkey, hud seen the
two Tnrmnngard pasn two days be
fore. Chattering and scolding, he to d
Tarzan all about It. They had gone 'n
thn direction of tne vuioko ii mo
r.omnnganl. that ' much had Manu
.r.n with his own eyis. so the ape-
this time, und all free.
And the shous they are as nu
merous nnd tlcliulitful as ever, but
the one that wo wunt to talk ubuut mnn Wung on through the Jungle In
rlkht now Ih our own hhow.
Indeed, wo are going to havo
our own show too; It could not right
ly oe cum-ii a itiuuiu ivtuu jiuriy u numerous
. u,,ih.riv iiiroutlon und though with
no eomwntrated effort to follow thn
sixxir or mono no ..... . . -
we did not. And, as ulways, wo are
evidences thnt they had
. ". I- ...... ..ollnn. nt
gone tins. way--i.
t.'i' lr ff'fni spoor i-iuhk nh.n.j -u
iuitli- to show off the vi-ry bust tiJ
tnt that u have In the Klub. bole that one or the otb
Every ono In thu Klub knows how . j touched, or In the earth of tho
we go aliuiit choosing our talent. It
Is ulnays dono ut a try-out to which
evury klddlu who can und will pcr
lorm tor us Is invit-d.
If we hud big foiir-shct't posters
an which to set forth tho announce
ment, the Hushing red lelluis might
end something like this:
NOT1PKI Tlir-OIITI
Tlir-ODTI .NOflCtl
trail their feet d tnid. and where
he way wound through tho gloomy
-dspth of dank forest, mo 111101, ..t
their snors snu "- '
In the damp mass of dicaylng vege
tation that floored the way.
An liifTpllcnlile urge spurred Tar
zan to Increasing seed. The same
still small voice that ch1iv! him for
having neglected them seemed con
stantly whispering that they were In
dire need of him now. Tarran's
conscience was troubling him. which
accounted for the fuct thnt he enm
tKirnd himself to a weak, old woman,
for the ape-man, reared lu savagery
and Inured to hardships and cruelty,
disliked to admit nny of the gentler
traits that in reality were his blrtli-
.: j The trail made a detour to the east
Talent will be selectud to perform of the village of the Wamabos and
ut the Kiddle lvlul) show on thu Kid- then returned to the wide -lcPlnnt
die Klub's big day at Luna nnd wu path nearer to tho rter. wnere it
mean to havo ours the best show at continued In a southerly direction ror
the htac'ioii) that day The little uc- several miles. At last there came to
tjrs mid not be uTraid they will the 'art of lh" ape-man a peculiar
m.HS .my of thn fun. tliey will be whirring, throbbing sound, kor an
k nn spi-rlal tickets which they can instant he paused, listened Intently,
u r ait. 1 tnulr parts in tho show are "An aeroplane!" ho muttered, and
nnr. These 'tickets will include all hiutcned forward at greatly In-
oi' tan shows anil rides that tliu other . creased speed
kludlcj wilt enjoy. .
1 Pin You SI1.1I
1 ' L'm 1 vu Piuvt
: Da rou mnt to murtiln it Uu KIDDIE
: KJ.V1.-S t,U lUiMixrr pinjrl
I Do Yuu I'llr'
t Cu )ou ltruit
1 Thta vom to tbr bin Kiildl KJub Try-ot
kt TM I 4rtri' IHn.
: LUNA, I'mifi lilnd.
I 141
: Wxtnrrnr. Julr It. UlmB 111 A, M. ind
1 U.M J-. U.
fuselage. The girl, clinging desper
ately to the noose, strained svory
muscln to hold the great weight dang
ling nt the lower end of the rope.
Usanga, nil unconscious of wn,U
was going on behind him. drove thu
plane higher and higher Into the a r
Tarzan glanced downward. Uelow
him the treetops and tho liver passed
rnpldly to the rear and only a slender
grass rope and the muscles of a trail
girl stood between him nnd tho death
yawning there thousands of feet bo-
low.
It seemed to Hortha Klrcher that
tho 'Ingcrs of her hands wcro dead.
Tho numlincMi wns running up her
arms to her elbows. How much
longer she could cling to tha strain
ing strands she could not guess. It
teemed to her that those lifeless fin
gers must ri'lax at uuy Instant and
then, when sho had about given up,
sho saw n strong brown hand reach
up and grnsp tho sldo of tho fuselage.
Instantly tho weight upon the rope
was removed nntl a moment later
Tnrxan of tho Apes raised his
body above the side and throw a leg
over tho edge He glancml forward
at Usanga and then placing his
mouth close to tho girl's far he cried:
"Havo you ever piloted a nlaneT"
I lie girl nodtlxl a quick affirmative.
"Have you tho rourago to climb up
there besldo the black and nolzn the
cpx'rnl wh'le T ntte mm of h'mT'
The girl looked towsrd Usnnca and
shuddrrcd. "Yes," she replied, "but
my feet are bound."
Tarxan drew his hunting knlfn from
Its sheath and reiichln; down sev
ered the thongs that bound her ankles.
Then the girl unstrapped thn strap
that held her to her seat. With one
hand Turzun grasped ttio girl's arm
nnd steadied her as tho two crawled
I slowly across the few feet which In
ter vened uciween me two seats. A
single slight tip of the plan weuld
have cast them both Into eternity.
Tarznn realized thnt only through a
miracle or chance could tney rench
Usanga and effect the change In
pilots, and yet he knt-w that that
chance must be tnlien, for In tho brief
moments since he had first seen the
plane he had realized that the olnck
was almost wiinoui experience as a
pilot, and that death surely awnlled
them In any event should ths black
sergeant remain at the control.
Tho first Intimation Usangn luid
that all wus not well with him was
wi
"I prefer
tlon with us?"
Tarzan shook his head,
tho Jungle." ho said.
1110 aviator dug Ills ton into tho
ground and still looklmr down bltirted
something which he evidently hated to
say. -ir 11 is a matter of, living,, old
top," he Bald, "or money, or you
know "
Tarzan laughed. "No," he said.- "t
know what you are trvlntr to suv. It
Is not that. I wns born In tlio Jtlrigb.
I have lived all my llfo In the Jun-tlo.
and I shall tile In tho Jungle, pflo
not wish to llvo or dlo elsowharti.'1-
The others shook their heads. They
could not understand him. I
"Co." said the ape-man. "Tho
quicker you go, tho quicker yoft v-lll
reach safety.''
They walked to the plane togefhoT,
StnJth-OldwIck pressed tho npe-m.trt'i
hnnd snd clambered Into the nllot'a
seat. "Oooriby," said the alrl, ns
she extended her hand to Tarzan.
"IWnro I go won't you tell me that
you don't hnto, me nn- morn?" Tar
ran's faco clouded. Without a .word
he picked hor Up and lifted her to hur
plurc behind tho EngUsfrmnn. An. ex
pression of poln crossed Hnrth.i Klrch
er' fac. Tho motor started rind a
mornont Inter tho two were -being
borne rapidly towni-d thn nst. .
On the centre of thn mendow stood
tlie fcpo-mun watching tflem. 'tl H
too bsd that sho Is a Oermnn nnd 11
mv.' he said, "for she Is very hardta
N
CHArTETl XT.
UMA, the Hon, wns hungry.
ne nan come out or tno U0
ert country to tho east )nto
a land of plenty, but though
he was young and stromr.' th
wary grass.oatera had managed' to
elude nis mignty talons each time,
he had thought to make a kill.
Numn, the Uon, was hungry and
very savage. For two days ho Mad
not eaten and now he hunted! In
th ugliest of humors. No more did
Numa roar forth a rumbling chal
lenge to tho world, but rather he
moved silent and grim, .stepping soft,
ly that no cracking twg might bo
tray his presence to tbe krcn-eared
quarry ho sought.
Kresh wns the spoor of Hani, the.
deer, that Numa picked up In (he
well-beaten gnmo trail he was fei
lowing. No hour had passed -since
Kara came this way; the time could
bo measured In minutes, and so tho
great lion redoubled the cautiousness.
mt all wus not wen w in mm was f h) ndvance a, he crept .teajffl ly
hen the girl slipped sudden y to his u , u quarry.
do and grasped the control and ut ' ' . ... . turn .
w
reused speed. I sldo and grasped the control ana at - um
'rtm rJ.n is Ae fin.nv thn same lnat&nt itcel-llke flnrtrt lRd tp-morror tMcolUna.ohfpfsr
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