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8 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES TUESDAi, FEi>. o, l^o OUR BOARDING HOUSE—Bv AHERN OUT OUR WAY—By WILLIAMS <sHocrT ME I VAioM h7m\ I UAv/e. U vnuoT? A Shake f^KloW,'Td£T'< VJHAn . OkUy* s UKe COLOMBO© B~fE/ IT ARZ AN S>EITLE'D "JAKE,- 1 VdlLLVglf FOR-IUiS- - U—iß' M-M-OH 1 MEERO -TvARu "THEM TUICK' CHAPS [W*/ ’ i MV \? m, AKi OPERATOR | gUg JpA~rfLE,BOT WE GRASS Epf AM* SOOTS? MAR-WA-WAW- ft/ 1 of THE APES : L*;wSlJEfc me. BEFOW I JUMP. h= w HUH ?-?-? OH* A-A || ■ - By RICE M-M-UH A UTTIB NESSiR ,*TREV'II DO V“T I EDGAR BURROUGHS V)\LL VIOMAIJ, V*AVE jgfjTjjpl ucv<uw|= J j BE OP BEFORE • VoO ? , MV UPE INE A VoO LO3T ALL tLLE^f^e? H \MIGvTC EVERV“ftME ||| BEGIN HEBE bearing a dead lion upon -Its broad "TviE eUk\( VlrfA Moor Uldc4 ice a After the death MO’ vlork Hi© 1 FOR in 1890 of John Clayton. Lord Greystoke. and hie shoulders. a PACKET* AKiPoOVoOR WAV PROPORTION OF MV \ vjaV UV wife. Lady Alice, in the African iun- The men crowded about Tarzan frle*. a mother ape eteate their infant “To VIORKI- I Gcrf A MAKi eon Tarzan and places her own dead with many questions, but his only- f babe in the cradle. At 18 years Tar- AsMD \ zan has learned to read English books answer was a laughing depreciation VoO A -3CDB iKi Aki OFFICE OF Jgl in his fathers cabin but can speak ' only ape language. He finds his fa- of his feat. BOILPIOS, RUOOIOca CALUIAG ther's SCIENCE, O 45k photo, diary and a locket. As Incidentally, he had the diary is in French Tarzan does not won ten A s' P® & learn the riddle of his strange life. thousand francs, for D'Arnot in- ourTLOOROroPS.'I A ship bearing white passengers an- - chors near-by. Tarzan saves the lives sisted that he keep it all. BA of William Cecil Clayton, son of the then Lord Greystoke: his companion. It had become evident to Tarzan Jane Porter, and her colored maid. Es- that without meralda. Prof. Achimedes Q. Porter. money one must die. Jane's father, and his seere.ary, Sam- D’Arnot had told him not to worry, uel J. Philander, bury the skeletons found in the cabin ana notice the tiny since he had more than enough for one is not human. They ascertain both, but the ape-man learning from a crest ring and John Clayton's was name in his books that the bones are many things and one of them was of Lord and Lady Greystoke. Tar- that zan reads a letter written by Jane say- people looked down upon one ing her father borrowed SIO,OOO who accepted money from from Robert Canler and went in another search of buried treasure. After find- without giving something of equal ing it the sailors mutiny and leave value exchange. Jane and her father in Africa. Half in starved survivors of the Arrow tell Shortly Professor Porter where they hid the after the episode of the chest, but he fails to find it. Tar- lion - hunt, D'Arnot succeeded in zan has exhumed and reburied it. chartering Jane is stolen by an ape. Signal fires an ancient tub for the bring a rescue boat and the crew, coastwise trip to headed by Lieut. D Arnot.-'Beareh for Tarzan’s land- Her. Jane embraces Tarzan ardently locked harbor. when he kills the ape to save her. Tarzan secretly rescues D'Amot from It was a happy morning for them savages. His men return without both him. Tarzan nurses D'Amot and com- when the little vessel weighed municates with him by writing on anchor for open bark. D'Arnot teaches Tarzan to and made the sea. speak French. When the two return The trip to the beach was un- to the cabin the entire party has eventful, and morning sailed. Jane leaves- a note for Tar- the after zan. Her departure hurts him. deep- they dropped anchor before the lv D'Arnn* s>-d Terrnn *art for the nearest port of civilization, where cabin, Tarzan, garbed once more in here they will charter a boat and re- his jungle regalia, carrying i. .o.- .lie cjiesi. wnicn Tarzan :n- and a- ---tends taking to Jane in America. spaae, set out alone for the am- D'Arnot reads Lord' Greystoke’s diary phitheater to Tarzan. To win a wager Tarzan of the iapes where lay re-enters the jungle to bring back a the treasure. lion. i Late the next day he Tarzan stood returned, For a moment bearing the great chest upon ' by conflicting his irresolute, swayed shoulder, and at sunrise loyalty D'Arnot and the little emotions of to vessel was worked through the har- mighty lust for the freedom of a bor’s mouth and took up her north- his own jungle. At last the vision . ward Journey. => oCT?vwi\Lams a beautiful face, and the memory , THE QUART Qf *'^ * *‘*" * • Three weeks u > QPiMKS of warm lips crushed to his dis- later Tarzan and CBS ASOI-N AtfOß PLAV>N\FDWmg ; D’Arnot passengers L St VORIUE tA fascinating picture he were on board solved the a French of his old life. steamer bound for Lyons, had been drawing and after a few THE OLD HOME TOWN—By STANLEY FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS—By BLOSSER The ape-man threw the warm- days in that city D’Arnot took carcass of Numa across his should- Tarzan to Paris. The ers and took to the trees once more. ape-man was anxious to pro- ceed (I /lops* ay pops* \j^ The men upon the veranda had to America, but D’Arnot in- *i t sisted that —Niail sat for an hour, almost in silence. he must accompany him to Paris wagerer first, nor would he divulge —■ BaJcVCU)PBDIA.V “Mon Dieu,” said the at ( V the nature of the urgent Aky X POW? BALL ? W- ) length, “I can endure it no longer. necessity V upon which he based his Aiwr 'WAT J 6EE! I \WISM I anj going into the jungle with my demand. ■RDAV// CADIO? 7 One X S I’D SB7* A express and bring back that mad of the first things which D’Ar- SWELL ?J — accomplished — J Obfe'. man.” not after their arrival '-r jji/l was to arrange to will go with you,” said one. visit a high offi- “1 cial of the “AnS I”—“And I”—“And I,” police department, an old friend; and to take Tarzan chorused the others. with him. Adroitly D’Arnot led th<* As though the suggestion had conversa- tion from point to point until broken the spell of some horrid night- the policeman had explainer to the mare they hastened to their various in- terested Tarzan many of the meth- quarters and presently were headed ’ ods in vogue for apprehending and toward the jungle—each man heavily identifying criminals. armed. Not the least “God! What was that?” suddenly interesting to Tarzan was the part played by prints party, finger cried one of the an English- in this fascinating man, as Tarzan’s savage cry. came science. “But faintly to their ears. of what value are these m- prints,” asked Tarzan, “I heard the same things once be- “when, after a few years the lines upon fore.” said a Belgian, “when I was the fin- gers are entirely changed by in the gorilla country. My carriers the wearing out of the old said it the cry of great tissue and was a bull the growth of new?” ape who has made a kill.” lines As the party stood finally near the never change,” replied the official. “From infancy edge of the jungle, debating as to to se- \~¥ nility the finger prints of an indi- t\WOUUfI;MUM? 1 •WISAWTA'’ the best distribution lof their forces \i fW~I ri' vidual change only in size, except as r suess IP BicjeLS m talkin' < k they were startled by a low laugh y wso! . ) injuries alter the loops SL* turning, and whorls. ABOUT-’ITSA near them, and beheld ad- But if imprints lILOU'T FP6OWE OLSON CAN J S /'-Z a have been taken of J rf.-r> vancing toward them giant figure the thumb and four BOOKSYA fingers of both STO t /. X m hands one must needs lose all en- aifil tirely to escape identification.” “It is marvelous,” exclaimed D’Ar- not. “I wonder what the lines upon Beauty my own fingers may resemble.” “We can soon see,” replied the po- ' • lice officer, and, ringing a bell, be of summoned an assistant to whom he A. Gleamy Mass Hair issued a few directions. He drew from the little case a 35c “Danderine” does Wonders square of plate glass, a little tube of thick ink, a rubber roller, and a few for Any Girl’s Hair snowy white cards. Squeezing a drop of ink onto the ED Yyiif9cSLER.xWHO DELIVERS WA£HIAW*S glass, he spread it back and forth | FOR. HIS WIFE. KINDLED "THE FlfeE IN with the rubber roller until the entire $ THE KITCHEN ST&VE VMVTH GASOLINE surface of the glass was covered to his satisfaction with a very thin and uniform layer of ink. “Place the four fingers of your right upon hand the glass, thus,” he he relaxed and dropped back, smil- 35.—A musical instrument. suggest now that flower vases, soft- said to D.Amot.

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