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PAGE FOURTEEN SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 1925 COURIER SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 1925 CR055 WORD PUZZLE NEWS OF THE NEW BOOKS Every member In the form represents the beginning of a word, reading either horizontally or Tertically. If there is a black square to the left of the number, the word is horizontal; if above it, the word is vertical. The same nnmber may of course begin both a horizontal and a vertical. The definitions for the correct words to fill the form are found below, with numbers corresponding to those on the form. Run through the definitions, while you find one that you recognize, and put it in its proper place on the form, one letter for each white square.

This will furnish several cross-clues to the words linking with It at right angles. Continue in this manner till the form is completely filled. If you have solved the puzzle correctly it should read both horizontally and Tertically with words corresponding to the definitions. 72. A rug before a door.

73. Belonging to her. 75. A continent. 76.

To lubricate. 78. Plump. 79. That man.

80. An ancient district of Western Asia Minor. 82. To accomplish. 84.

To annoy. 85. To occur again. 87. A hard, heavy and black wood.

88. Did wrong. 90. A small spot 91. A habitual drunkard.

92. The organ of hearing. Vertical 1. A prohibition made by authority. 2.

An authoritative sanction. 3. At a distance. 4. Prices paid for transportations of persons.

5. To procure. 6. To gather by cutting, as a harvest 7. To take booty or 8.

A mountainous ravine. 9. Packs. ft Lllrifi-, jti, piL-b-i DEltfe "OTT20, i 28 29 3 p2 44 A5 I 4b jw'ZJO n31" 55J54 55 5HJ57 "J- fa4 prfel ZTiZ7Q TP tTJ5 Lr L-l 85 8b I 187 88 fa? The Charming Freshness of ANDERSON PRINTS 50c yd Wouldn't your porch, or your Summer breakfast room or even living room, take on a light and festive appearance if a pretty flowered print were judiciously used? Maybe little chair pads with ruffles all around, and curtains to match, with ruffles all around, would be the thing; or maybe slip covers will be what you'll want. And Anderson prints make book covers and lamp shades and table cloths and bed spreads quite as well as they make dresses and aprons.

No Wonder Anderson's Prints Are Called "The Material of a Hundred Uses" And remember all colors are guaranteed ABSOLUTELY FAST again tubbing and fading by the sun. Second Hear Send Mail Orders to "ROSE ANNA" Here is a brain teaser! Although a good many of the words are long, you won't find them very difficult. To give you a little start we will tell you that vertical number 57 means Maya and that horizontal 80 is Ionia. Don't be scared by the size of this puzzle. It will go fast once you ret your pencil on the paper.

PDMEEDYS 37. A kind of tree. 39. To love devotedly. 42.

A stringed instrument 43. A kind of light-giving implement. 46. A governing direction. 4S.

The point that stands backward in an arrow. 49. Germanium (symbol). 50. Behold.

51. A Roman Emperor who fiddled while a city burned. 52. To narrate. 54.

A small wolf of Western U. S. (plural). 57. Isinglass.

58. To make divine. 60. A suffix used in naming certain hydrocarbons. 61.

The excess of a calendar month over a lunar month. 63. Fastened with a lace. 63. To pay back.

67. To clatter. 69. A single string. Horizontal 4.

To tire. 6. To tear. 8. An illuminating fixture.

10. Decreased. 12. Dreads. 14.

A kind of vehicle (plural). 16. A vehicle moved on wheels. 17. A preposition.

18. Consumed. 19. Above. 20.

Belonging to us. 21. A large European tree with dark green foliage. 23. To do up, as a bundle.

25. A period of time. 27. To be Indebted. 28.

Large nets used for catching fishes. 30. Bowers. 32. Deepness.

34. Glided over the snow in a certain manner. 35. The positive terminal of an elec tric source (Elec). Send Us Your Spring Suit "Miracle." A brief Review.

Clarence Budington Kelland. Marper Brothers, $2.00. Novels by Clarence Budington Kelland are always eagerly anticipated by the host of his enthusiastic admirers for never yet has he failed to give them clean, refreshing, entertaining reading. And in this, his latest ottering. "Miracle" he has given his best It grips you from cover to cover, and when you lay down the book it is worth the feeling that you have read something big and worth-while.

The story moves with rapid action against a back ground of historic picturesque Quebec and adjoining villages, peopled with simple wholesome French Canadian folk living the peaceful, contented, religious life which is so foreign to the restlessness and discontent prevalent in the modern big city. The same day that saw Donovan Steele come to La Malbaie, saw the coming of Neree Caron to the parish of Ste Agnes; both had been betrayed by those they trusted, he by tbe woman he loved; she by her Uncle who had plotted against her. Donovan it left embittered and cyncical, with a distrust and hatred of his fcllowmen, and unbelief in the Diety; but with Neree Caron suffering only refined and exalted her the more, and her faith in God grew sweeter and stronger. Strangely, the paths of these composite characters met and then began for Donovan the conflict between bis better nature and the evil in him. His worst self predominated for sometime, until be won for himself through his ruthlessness, daring and fighting, the name of "The Bad and became a wanderer, feared by all, a man who knew no peace, no rest, no God, no friends.

Against his will, however, Donovan found himself becoming entangled in the affairs of Neree who was a fugitive from justice, being unjustly accused of poisoning her little brother, and in spite of himself fell under the spell of the purity of soul, charity of heart, and steadfast faith of the lovely Neree. But the love which dawned in his heart for her he stilled fearful lest his trust again should bring him suffering. The savage combat between Cluny, boss of St. Fidele woods, and Donovan, is depicted in true Kellog style, representing a picture of two powerful forces fighting for supremacy. It is in the tragic outcome of the fight to Donovan who, although victorious, found a still harder battle ahead of him, that the dramatic climax of the novel reaches it's heights.

To the shrine of St. Anne de Beaupre in old Quebec, with it's miraculous power of healing those both sick in body and in mind, Donovan Steele the unbeliever, was taken by the three who loved him best. The author has glowingly worked up to the "miracle" which occured to give physical as well as spiritual sight to one who had been in darkness. Neree's name was finally cleared and Donovan's awakening to the realization that friendship, honor, trust, love and religion and the living things in a beautiful world, found it's reward in his acknowledged love for Neree. You will miss something fine if you don't read it is the sort of book you will strongly recommend to your l'riends because of it's beauty, hopefulness and faith.

Diana Patrick's 'Trcamlriff her latest novel, Is due for publica tion by the Duttons early in March She deals this time with a theme that has become of crucial importance to many a young English woman since the war what can a girl do who has been brought up as a member of the leisure classes and has no knowledge and no training that can be turned to commercial account when there Is no more money to live on? That is the situation Miss Patrick's heroine faces at the beginning of the story and the author carries her through various ef forts to solve her problem, making altogether a unique tale that vividly reflects the life of today in England. "One Hour and Forever." A brief review. T. Everett Harre. The Macaulay $2.00.

"The story of a woman and a love supreme as told to and set down by T. Everett Harre," and as the author states in his foreward, is the noveliza tion of a story taken from life the confession of a living beautiful prima donna famed to-day in London, Paris, Brussels, between the years of inno cence -and blind bliss of childhood to mature self expressive womanhood The characterization of the two sis ters, the woman whose story is told and her spinster sister Amanda, finds it's parallel in the eternal types of woman as found in the two sisters of Bethany. Mary of the great heart, allured of life, acquainted with the world, reckless, whose loving too much was her greatest misfortune and made of her "The and Martha impatient, busy with domestic affairs. a conventionalist, piously virtuous, un loving. There are many interesting anecdotes of the prima donna's childhood related, but the most outstand ing is when she met the beautiful Ivan Martindale, Incarnate radiate youth.

and they tasted one hour of perfect love in the secret garden. Life changed for her from that time on. Ivan mysteriously disappeared, she suffered great heartache. Motherhood drew upon her head the jeers and sneers of her little world she held her secret in her heart and never lost faith in her love for Ivan Martin-dale. When her mother and sister planned to rob her of her baby, she escaped to New York.

There after a hard struggle she found employment in a cabaret, which later led to a position In an ultra fashionable church in Fifth Avenue, where finally one of the parishioners gave her a chance to study vqice In Paris. Her career was interrupted by the world war. She enlisted in a field hospital as a nurse. While on duty one day she was called to hear tbe death-bed confession of a man whom she had known in her childhood, the cocksure sporty amateur Don Juan who had pestered her with his love making. His confession revealed that he had killed her lover after he had left the secret garden that night of their tryst many years ago.

But the author holds in reserve a genuine surprise for the reader at the very end of the book, which brings great joy and happiness into the life of tbe prima donna, and we leave her Classification of anthracite IX DETERMINING the character of coal to buy for next "Winter the user should consider the conditions to be satisfied. If a quick, hot fire is wanted, or if the draft is rather weak, better satisfaction will be had with a free burning coal. If there is a strong draft and there is wanted a fire that will last long with little attention one of the harder varieties will be found best suited. Character of Coals HARD WHITE ASH: Has to un-unusual degree the qualities of resisting change of form (clinkering) under high heat. Is valuable where draft is strong.

10. Route. 11. Overthrown as in wrestling (slang) 12. An elaborate meal.

13. To creep or steal about furtively. 14. Restrained. 15.

To go to court to gain legal red ress. 22. Tou and I. 24. To repulse.

26. One who adheres to the beliefs of Arius. 27. A coordinating conjunction. 29.

An image of divinity. 31. Any smell. 33. Sweetened by honey.

34. To scurry (slang word used after 35. Ventilated. 36. Of high worth.

38. A preposition. 40. Pertaining to a rune. 41.

To choose by vote. 42. A large tub for liquids. "7 44. Past 45.

The eggs of fish. 47. An epoch. 53. Lively buoyant cheerful tune.

51. Circle; round. 55. Upon. 56.

A prefix meaning 57. A member of the Mayan stock. 59. A parent 62. A formal procession.

64. Weird; uncanny. 66. A literary composition. 67.

Valued. 68. In. 70. A negative.

71. One who plunges Into water. 72. To deface. 74.

Weeps with a convulsive catching of the breath. 75. Isn't (slang). 77. Guided.

79. A rude small house. i1-81. Midday. 83.

Native metallic compound. 86. Demure; bashful. 89. To butt against violently.

Solution of Last Week's Puzzle (Copyright 1023 by Tbe BU Syndicate, lac.) Governor-General Saito Urges Nation Plant 1 ,000,000 Acres By LUTHER HUSTON, International News Service Staff Correspondent. Tokyo, March 21. Extensive schem es for the development of agriculture and the encouragement of industry in Korea are under consideration by the Japanese Government, according to' Baron Minoru Saito, Governor-General of Korea, who is now In Tokyo pressing the claims of his territory before the Imperial Diet. The chief feature of the plan which Baron Saito is sponsoring involves government subsidies sufficient to make possible the development of ap proximately l.uou.uuu acres or land for rice culture. It is estimated that nearly 40,000,000 bushels of rice could be produced annually on this land.

The Japanese Government already is assisting agriculture in Korea to the extent of about $350,000 annually but, according to Baron Saito, this is far from enough. If the plan he proposes is adopted. Baron Saito declar es, Japan can get enough rice from Korea to be virtually independent of other countries. As things now are Japan Is compelled to import millions of bushels of rice annually to meet the demands of her home market Under the plan now being consider ed, a comprehensive development program would be outlined and followed over a period of about ten years. Baron Saito estimates that within that time it would be possible to put under cultivation virtually all the land in Korea that is suitable for rice growing and insure maximum production for the country.

But for the earthquake of September, 1923, and the subsequent economic depression in Japan, the Korean development work already would have been undertakeu by the Government, Baron Saito believes. Berlin Has One Room Houses One room houses, constructed on the plan of a revolving theater stage, are being tried out in Germany, where a Berlin contractor has worked ont the plan as a space saver. By turning one end "around" a kitchen can be converted into a reception room, bedroom or parlor. The idea has not taken hold very rapidly, however, for altho the builder constructed several, only one has obtained a permanent tenant. Wasting Non Betty: "Don you think this will be Mae's last marriage?" "Nettie: "Well.

no. She still has two more theories on how to manage a husband." sjoiFiTnjAiNisiA'snHji AtrpPTQiTiLTNTrAtTsnTiA 1 piMj? JgjYiRPP A I NiTLStlA lC 50 ll tj 0 PiUOTwtjpDM A MQr Tl FIH'T Tr-1 A 51 ottDnBjBnTl jgIe. TDaib 'GicjiiRiTjjjnZ i StASfflROiPjaDlAn JAPANESE READY EXPLOIT to Be Cleaned and Pressed Phone Us Now We Know How FINKELSTEIN Harrisburg, Lancaster, Stcelton, Carlisle FREE BURNING WHITE ASH: Is quite rich in carbon and has a high heating power. The distinction between this grade and Hard White Ash is that under a strong draft the coal has a tendency to clinker. Recommended where draft is not strong.

ness with which is bared the heart and soul of a woman who erred only in loving too much; yet this telling of a woman love and of her rise from the depths to honor and fame cannot help but appeal to the sympathetic un derstanding of the reader. For the first time in its history the Interior of the Casino at Monte Carlo will be filmed. The authorities of the world-famous gambling resort, with the consent of the Prince of Monaco, have decided to grant the privilege to a French company with the understanding that E. Phillips Oppenheim, who has used Monte Carlo settings innumerable times in bis innumerable novels, is to write the story, a synopsis of which he has already prepared. The story is provisionally entitled "Gloria Monte It will eventually reach America both as a film and a novel.

Mr. Oppenheim's well-known friendship for the Prince of Monte Carlo may have influenced the latter in his decision to allow the "shooting" of the Casino's hitherto inviolable precincts. A novel by Rose Wilder Lane, distinguished short story writer, and author of "The Peaks of Shala," will be published by Harpers on the eighteenth of March, under the title of "He Was A In this novel, Mrs. Lane tells the story of a man who emerges from obscurity to fame after years of such romance and conflict that few men have known. The waterfront and slums of San Francisco, the Arctic Circle, the roads of America tramped by Coxie's hobo army, the Bowrie In New York, and the artists' colony at Carmel-by-the-Sea form the background for "He "Was A which Harpers describe as a ''distin guished man we- great novel." "The Gates of Morning." A brief review.

H. de Vere Stacpoole. Dodd, Meade $2.00. Those who read "The Blue Lagoon" and "The Garden of Mr. Stac- poole's two previous novels, will find his latest and third of a group of ad venture stories of the sea.

equally as exciting and fascinating. In this book ne continues the adventures of Dick Lestrange, known as Taori, who came from th Palm Tree Island across "the blue lagoon" with the girl Katafa. It tells of the coral reefs, adventurous men, pear fisheries; of Le Moan, a beautiful native girl, who fell in love with Dick; of fortune hunters who came to the island for pearls which abounded in the lagoon at Karolin: of the invasion of armed white men on the island. The book is written with poetic beauty and vividly colorful de scriptions of the background, islands and lagoons, and of the life of the natives of Karolin. The love interest runs strong between two beautiful women who loved Dick Lestrange, each in her own way, with a genuine vuiian in Kantan, a wbite man who came to the island, and fr whose evil designs Le Moan saved tbe life, of the man she loved.

For March publication tUe Duttons announce "The Doom Window," by Maurice Drake, an English designer and expert in stained glass who hai also the eift of Ktorv tellinr A fnrm. er novel, of his. "W02," which the HARD RED ASH: Is easily ignited and easy to keep burning but should not be used in furnace having strong drafts, unless drafts can be well regulated with dampers. The Hall Mark Attlaetic 1 OHKr LYKENS VALLEY RED ASH: The premier anthracite coal and always commands a higher price than coal from other veins. Burnt with considerable flame, is easily Ignited and holds fire well when drafts are turned off.

Preferred for ranges, heaters and is excellent for furnaces having poor draft. Also splendid for mixing with other varieties. Consumers should give more attention to selecting the proper character of coal than has been their custom. The United Ice Coal Company operates three yards in Harrisburg and one in Carlisle and handles coal of a high grade only and that in varieties suitable for the most exacting conditions. UNITED ICE COAL COMPANY Harrisburg and Carlisle, Pa.

0f Service If AN IDEAL RESORT FOR AN EARLY SPRING VACATION With the closing days of the winter season, and its round of social activities' and business cares, the Seashore sends forth a call forceful and cogent in its appeal to the pleasure seeker, and suggestive of days of restful ease and comfort for the tired worker seeking an early spring health-giving vacation. EH rJ Splendid hotels meet the needs of every purse and a hospitable welcome greets the coming guest. ATLANTIC CITY IS DELIGHTFUL IN EARLY SPRING p5 It Is bright and joyous. It Is a veritable city of sunshine by the sea. There is a tonic benefit in the ozone with, every breath of air wafted from the ocean and health and recuperative force in the breezes from nearby forests of pine.

The sixty-foot wide Boardwalk Is always a colorful spectacle, its magnificent hotels, rolling chairs, wonderful shops. 3 theatres, concerts, attractive piers and an array of beauty and fashion, with the ever restless sea as a background to the pleas- ing picture. SOFT BREEZES, WARMER AIR, RECUPERATIVE FORCE, RESTFUL EASE. BRIGHT SUNSHINE AND A RE INCARNATION OF NERVE FORCE, HEALTH 3 5 AND STRENGTH ARE THE JOYS VOUCHSAFED THE EARLY SPRING SOJOURNER AT ATLANTIC CITY. pf Convenient all-rail service Is provided by the Pennsylvania Railroad from all sections of the country.

I PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD SYSTEM I THE STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE WORLD Hearts Beats Photographed The cardiograph, a new electrical instrument, is being used by quite a Duttons published two or three years few heart specialists In the big hos-ago, wa3 a clever mystery story re-', pitals today. Every beat and tremor plete with thrilling situations. The of the heart may be photographed by forthcoming novel turns to good ac-, it. It works on the principle that Sign Checks by Telegraph Handwriting by telegraph has leen so perfected, that in Paris a device has been tried out by the French postof-fice department so successfully that banks have honored checks signed by telegheph from a considerable distance. The device also has been found useful in other tests.

About 80 per cent of the world's diamond production is sold in the United States. In her secret garden with the bright- count his special knowledge oi stain- every movement of the heart generat-est kind of an outlook for the future glass, for it is an up-to-date story 1 es an electrical current. with those she loves. of commercial dishonesty, artistic! A dramatic, emotional and stirring forgery and romance and has all the The world's record swordfish was novel which some may criticize be- qualities that go to the making of an recently landed at Los Angeles after cause of the frankness and fearless-1 intensely interesting novel. ja 45 minute fight.