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°HAP`c ER XII.
Garrick spread the net far and wide
to intercept the "Bacchante." He had
turned
the radio world veritably blY
up-
side
-side down in the sear :h.
Forenoon lengthened into afternoon.
Dick worked feverishly tuning up his
Defoe teltxutoinatic hydroaeroplane.
"This is one of the ne ;*est of the
sciences-telautomaties," he remarked
as Garrick watched.
"Telautonxatics?"
"Yes. You probably know it by was a tremench us eiowd down on a
another name. Thera is something bulkhead and they could see them wav-
weird, fascinating about the very idea. ing and hear their shouts. Dick
I sit here safely, turning switches, brought the radioplane down to the
pressing buttons, depressing levers. water.
Ten miles away a vehicle, an auto, a "We' ie got that Curtis and the
ship, an aeroplane, a submarine obeys Lague girl!" shouted a pian with a
hbig brass star on his chest.
m'It may carry enough of the latest Dick glanced at Garrick. "Anchor
and most modern explosive that after- here. We ��nust take the time to clues -
war science can inven4-. Yet it obeys tion them.
my* will. it goeswhere and when T Curtis was sour; Rae nervously tri-
-want it." umphant. They had been deserted,
put ashore, double-crossed. In spite
"Vim's back!"
It was Nita Walden in her car. "I've of her capture, Rae looked happier
brought her here first," she called. than she had been for days. She was
"Guy, telephone to Glenn; I know how holding en to Jack's arm with the
air of possession that seemed to corn -
anxious the boy hs."
"But -chat al. -Ruth?" queried Dick. pensate for everything. Curtis did
"Ask Vira. She has come to tell
you all she knows.
"Tell us, Vira," cried Dick.
"Well, you see, we found a duck
boat in the hold, a beat for one. One
of us could get off only and Ruth made
' the choice—insisted—settled it. It had
to be me.
"Don" you see?" explained Vira,
talking fast, "The jig was us for the
gang. All they wanted was to make
a clean get -away, take all the jewelry
and the nionuy.. They waited until the
last minute to get fifty thousand for
the Inner Circle and the other stuff.
But it failed. Then the only thing
that remained was to get away -with
Ruth—the ten -million dollar heiress,
as they cpeak of her...
"You know, the 'Bacchante' bad
been taking the stuff off rum -runners.
It was sheer bluff, posing as revenue
enforcers. It was stored ea the 'Sea
Vamp.' Every time aoyone drove into
the city, they would take a couple of
cases or more to the Inner Circle or
the Garage. From the Inner Circle
it was distributed to the wealthy.
Bootleg aristocracy!" 1 /
Nita sighed. "Up to a point, then, --e 1/
perhaps Ruth didn't need saving from 11
herself as much as I thought. She was ose : i v - ` .i
on the trail of something big -this. -
conspiracy ... And she ahnost land-
ed her fish. Orly to get into trouble
from which it's taking all the skill
of Guy and Dick to save her." "They were piker pirates. They,plun-
Suddenly Vira's face beamed. dered their pals, I've read. Well, so
"Glenn's coming! I hear his engine!" did this beast—and he carried off a
and out of the mem she flew. girl,, too, a ten -million -dollar prize!"
"Here's the first report teat I place Garrick shot question after ques-
any confidence in," shouted Garrick tion. "Why, the `Bacchante'. was a
in a tone that could be heard all over floating treasure house—the jewels of
the boathouse. "It's from a freighter the Gerard robbery, the Parr jewels-
-just off Seaville—sighteda boat an- the stuff from a score of others. There
swering the description of the "Bac- was money, oh, I don't know how
chante' putting into the Great South much, the profits of the bootleg scheme
Bay. How's the work coming on, of looting wine cellars all over the
Dick?"Island, of the Inner Circle." Jack
"All ready now, replied Dick, from! swore as he thought of the massed
below. ! wealth from which he had been de -
They swung open the doors and ran frauded."
the radioplane down the skidway, call-
ing back to IVIeliay to drive Mrs. Wal-
den across the Island to Seaville. The.
radioplane struck the quiet water of
the harbor, the staccato whirr of the
two propellers rose to a screech. They
were off in a cloud of spray.
The flight to Seaville was only a
matter of minutes, for there was no'
time to lose before darkness.
At Seaville a hasty survey disclosed
no sign of the "Bacchante" but there
not look so pleased. He was thinking
of the vanishing fortune and the frol-
ics he saw glimmering away in the
As Garrick and Dick came up, Cur-
tis took his cue from Rae. A clean
breast was the next best thing to a
clean get -away.
"Talk about I{idd and Morgan and
Blackbeard!" he exclaimed hi disgust.
She saw the slim,
of a girl running up
"Why was the oBachanteh heTe?" LIFE AND LOVE
demanded Gnrr:ck. One of the very fundamental prin-
"To take Professor Vario off; fire tildes of life is so much love, so mueli
came across by ear from the Aadio love in return; so much love, so much
Central.,, growth; so rhxn.�h lave, so much
"How long has the `l3acuhante' been l power; so much love; so much life—
gone?" asked Garrick, strong, healthy, rich, exulting, and
"Half an hour or more," Imsweree, ! abounding life. The world i,; begin -
Curtis, "Headed .south -oast by 'east.' I ping to realize the fact that love, iii
Gu
was
Cir.
flew
tis
tak
it could not compete with the radio -
plane.
'1. few more questions convince 'stead of being a nasio indefinite some
-
y and Dick that Professor Vario tlrilig, is a vital and living force, fixe
the mastermind behind the Iixn,;i ;sane, tis electricity i ivnnico, though
cle. Back in the radioplane; Dick "perhaps of a different; ulnare. The
by compass in the direction�Cuxr- same great fact we are"learnin€; in
h
Cur. -
had told as the Bacchante regard to thought—that thoughts are
en. Fast as the se;ut ¢nurser tivas' ththe's, that. thotie•hts are forces, the
Most vital cuh:I powerful in the nuf-
Garrick, with firs' eyes glued verse, that they have form and Bub-
a glass, swept the. sea. Tttey had stalls.e ani, power, the quality of the
been flying ten minutes when Gar- power determined as it is by the
quality of the life in whose organism
the thoughts are engendered; and so,
when a thought is given birth to, it
does not end there, but takes form,
and as a force it gotta out and has its
effect upon other minas and lives, the
effect being deterniiuod by its inten-
sity and the quality of the prevailing
emotions, and also by the emotions
dominating the person at the ,.lino the
thoughts are engendered and given
form—Ralph Waldo Trine.
to
not
rick shouted above the rush, of the
air, and pointed further south. Dick
swung the plant in the direction indi-
cated and shortly the "I3acchante"
came into view of the naked, eye, far
out to sea.
As they watcher her, the "Bac-
chante deliberately turned Ind headed
back toward them. Garrick trained
the glass toward it. What did it.
mean?
"By heaven!" he exalaixned. 'What's
that speck between us and him. Can
it
dripping figure
the beach.
be someone swimming?—pith?" health, one who has something to
Coale it betN t Ruth had teen and Ties Not Tea:'
When They she must be ever ready to 'drop all her
Marathon swim with not a chance interests anti devote herself to her
a million of making the shore? Slenderize husband's whenever they come Into
As the radioplane cane nearer the the oiling,
ter and nearer,.the f truggling swim- 1VIen admire beautiful utifixl women—at
e it became evident that the race nrsi e 10 first. Rut they marry interesting wo-
tween the plane and the cruiser was
Slender men, sympathetic and kindly women,
losing one for the cruiser. women who are good sports and do
`Here, Guy, take this plait,'. Ill . not wear chips on t1i fir shoulders.
ke the radio!" The likable woman ,;�, is adaptable.
Garrick seized• the duplicate set of ` 4
p �, •- She fits in anywhere and is easy to
ntrols. A moment, later he had .., get along with. She is interested in
xied in spray and was rocking and the things others are interested in
ching a few feet from the swimmer.
There is a delicate mellow
flavour t al day Japan Tea
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and does, not rub people's fur the
was ticklish -business but ,ne man- - wrong way
uvred until he was able to swing The Time Budget
out. Fortunately the sea was conn- "' ' j ,
aratively calm. As for Ruth, she , / � f, The ho�isewife who has t. sense of
y� being driven, always behind and un -
as still fresh. Ho long-distance.e / jj able to catch up, .might arrange her
her g counted now in the balance
or her life. 1 y work to better advantage by use of
Garrick, with a final erfort with /;'� ;%'% the time sched}ile. You wAuld not
ek, dragged her aboard. ' think of building a house With a.
��j vague idea that the kitchen would be
"Take care of her, Guy, far aurin- � �i/i �/
p- /i j somewhere is this general direction
e!" Dick turned to his radio a
pa and as he did so Garrick saw i / //� and the parlor in that. Rather you
at the "Bacchante," long before she ; it t % !, make a blueprint specifying the ex -
s beaten, had turned and was going ,; jeltb' �i act dimensions of each room, the ma -
way •at top speed. "There!" Dick ��r� terials needed, and the cost.
vang a switch. Like a bolt flew the , l In so vital a matter as one's daily
rrangement overhead, a long torpedo- ; program of work, it is equally import-
ke affair of aluminum, with wings ' ;l / ant that you have a definite plan.
dpontoons for all the world like l , /'' i ; Given twenty-four hours a day, what
e ydro-aeroplane on which they i % will you do with them?
Make a list of all the tasks which
ere. � ��'s/,%
It was -flying, with the buzz of a ��i �� , must be done each day; meals pre-
rhet! 1 • - ;, �' pared; dishes done; care of person,
Dick pressed" a lever. It swung in j ¢ / or_ persons if there are children;
s flight. "The principle of the thing 1c / �� straightening up the house, beds to
that I use Hertzian waves to eau- � // s be made, and oe an week, or twice ice to bee
e relays on the radioplare. I can , r /< . , done only it here and send my little David any- 5 s' i' a �, week, or once in three weeks or
here to strike down Goliath!" ',; / , otherwise.
In the sunset Vario on the "Bac-; ;% s After each item, write the time it
ante" must have seen it, sensed it, takes s merely to ondoestimate. tf It mrst ay be neeeshis will e
e chahe r ed hew is course. Ining of stant ywork.
Dick %� 9
g nary to keep records for a week or
tilled a lever and the .radioplane two to correct the figures.
anged its course by exactly the same List the things you want to do and
egree. It was like a conscience pur- estimate how much time should be
wing. allotted to them. Be sure to allow
They could not see Vario beside the . 220 for interruptions, for company, sick-
nan at the wheel. He had his revel- _ ness, family end neighborly demands.
er. As the hornet swooped straight Do not try to cheat yourself nor ex -
him, however, he fired once, twice, t pect the impossible of yourself. You
three times at it, No marksmanship cannot fool Mother Nature nor Path -
of Vario's could stop the thine'. He er Time.
ed to realize it. For an instant Now add your list and see how
A black silk crepe that owes its
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illustrated in Style No. 220.
The upper tier of skirt shows wrap-
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It is stitched to dress at normal waist-
line at centre -front with downward
carved tendency toward the back that
creates a decidedly slimming line.
The bodice has collarless neckline
which is best for larger woman. The
cleverly shaped jabot rover of egg-
shell crepe silk narrows toward the
shoulders and lower bodice.
The sleeves are slightly fill with
neat turn -back cuffs.
Every effort has been skillfully used
to give the figure sleek slenderness.
It can be :lad in sizes 16, 18, 20
years, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44 and 46 inches'
bust.
It snakes up lovely in chiffon that
is so smart now for afternoons and
evenings. '
Crepe narocain, wool crepe and
satin crepe chic.
he hesitated, then quickly turned the
gun on himself and fired.
As Vario sank to the deck, Garrick
nerved himself for the explosion of
the radioplane. To his amazement the
little thing circled like a wasp, turned,
and started back.
"They'll stand by now," muttered
Dick. "Not a reason in the world to
send that little treasure ship to Davy
Jones!"
It was late and dark when the "Bac-
chante" limped up and cast anchor off
the Seaville wireless station, towing
Defoe's radioplane and its,mother fly-
ing boat.
Nita Walden had been sitting for
hours in her car by the beach in front
of the. station. Suddenly she saw a
slim, dripping figure of a, girl running
up the beach. She winked, stared
harder. "My Ruth—at last!" She
pulled . the curly head down to her
and sobbed joyously. -
Through her tears and hysterical
abs Nita Walden saw Dick and Gar-
rick just behind him. She opened her
arms and drew Dick toward herself
and P nth.
"I snppase I may have the job of
detective watching the wedding pres-
ents?" laughed Garrick.
• (The End:)
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Fry crisp several slices of bacon,
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but keep them hot. In the bacon
grease, brown Slices of pineapple
which have inert dipped in flour,
Nerve these on a• platter and garnish
with .the bacon strips.
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If it requires more time than there
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tudy the whole list carefully and see
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Some you can do more quickly. Some,
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Hanging Pictures
Grouped pictures are iu good taste,,
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They should be hung about the height
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A large picture looks better if hang.'
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"Those two pugilists are liable to-)
be arrested before they get mite)xl
further."
"For fighting?"
"No. Per being
ons."
loud
and. boister
THE FINISH
The aeronaut floes not worry so
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-way he makes his landing. The race;
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landing without accident, and the
chances of mishap are tunny. it is;
much the same with life. A few sus:
oesses are apt to turn a young man's
head, but he should remember that a'
start is, after all, only a start. L+'ueryti
thing is in its favor. The test of skill
comes at the end of the race.
Check Falling Hair with Minard's.
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