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ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS By Olive Roberts Barton u Quick as a wink a caight Buster Bear around the neck. Thb Twins sat tie mice beside the creek^whi ; the p. the fairy Aw boy, i sta: Mister CIr.Hop, rope Quietly as lit- , Nick was biding and sat down on bank, his greedy little eyes had put thei pine tree and Nick rock. • The fairy man was nobody could see him. Everything was verj By and by thcr ring hungrily down at Tommy tinder a low ; Trout m .Hide a big Iohccg and closer came Tommy to the shore and greedier and nearby but hungrier grew Buster’s eyes. lie was Just about to shoot down still. ; bis paw, when suddenly Nick blew ras a little i his whistle. scratching sound, then a -rustling, I Quick as a wink a rope flew and pretty soon a crackling. through the air and caught Buster It was Mrs. Brown Bear and her. Bear rrotmd the neck, two boys. j And quick as another wink an- “Come on, there isn't anybody. other rope caught Bunch, who had here," the Twins heard her say.! just reached his paw out for Tmn- "This will he a fine day to fish. my Trout. 'Mister Gallop was a “Buster, you go over by that big ■ fine roper and lie Had both of rock, and Bunch, joti try that still them at once.’ place beside the pine tree. New re- j “Oh. please let my children go!” member to sit very still, and don’t begged Mrs. Bear. “I’ll never let grab until your fish gets close to them fish again, the hank. They are on the lookout! .. Thpn , rot aIonR » Mister for silly grasshoppers that flop (j a |j C p, lessening the ropes. “Next Into the water. ; time I won’t he so easy.” Pretty soon Buster Bear came snooping over to the place where | ■ (To Be Continued. ) “Entombment of Christ,” Priceless Art Treasure Taken From Crocker Gallery. jACnEMENTO, Cnl.—The nrlql • tufl of the Entombment of Christ pointed early In the seventeenth cPWtury by Guido Beni, recognizee mister of the Bolognese school c^bsidered 1>y critics ns nlmos' priceless, was stolen from E. II CVockcr Art Galley Saturday 1 h£ntne known today. A nntlonn a#rch Is in progress to recover It ANNAPOLIS. — Rear Admiral Harry O. Knox, retired, died sud denly Wednesday, aboard n train enroute from St. Louis to Green ville, Ohio, according to reports receive dhere. Death was due to heart failure. Says Church Is Checking Negro Movement North iTERriLLAII rr ACTORS HSOLVE PLOWING PROBLEM ATLANTA, Ga.—Religious net! . Ity among negroes In the soutl | by the Southern Baptist conventlor ' In having a direct effect in check !ng migration to the north, accord ing to reports received by the home mission board. These reports indicate, according to the board, thnt the interest shown by the denomination In thr .spitlttinl life of the negro is aid Ing materially in creating ft feel ing of mutual confidence between the two rnees. thus tending t« cheek the movement toward th« north. A commlfslon has been former to establish a negro theologlcn seminary, which will be located It Nashville, Tenn.. and the institu tion will soon he In operation, nc cording to pinna. The property MINNEAPOLIS. — Cultivation o^peat lands in Minncsita through medium cC caterpillar tractors, innovation in reclaiming these is which for years were believ- unfit for agriculture of any has proved Mecideld feflsi- according to Prof. W. E. Po of the Department of Ag- ilture. University of Minneso- Utrwho has led a group of exper imenters in this work. The development of peat lands, also, premises to be no small mat ter, he said, as it has been defi nitely shown that properly drain*, , - ... , „„„ ed.cultW.tcd And fertilized, pent “L** ““"'ZZ will yield most abundant crops of tubers, roots and virtu ally ill forage crops. trolled jointly by j Baptist convention and the nn tlonal convention of Colored Bap tlsts. HUMAN INTEREST STORIES WANT ADS are human interest stories that reflect the needs of businesses ».nd house holds. ' " THE WANTS afford an effective and in expensive means for meeting emergencies and providing the most sought for things. THE WANTS are useful in renting homes, business holdings, farm and suburban prop erty. THE WANTS provide a directory of cozy, " comfortable, well kept rooms that are for rent. THE WANTS point to employment in every line of business and tell of chances for domestic workers. THE WANTS outline opportunities for ex changing. THE WANTS are radiant with ehanceb ^that are well worth while in buying and sell' ing. THE WANTS are the means of restoring many lost articles of value. THE WANTS are the direct course of com munication between employer and employee- THE WANTS weild an influence in every alk in life. THE WANTS furnish many suggestions iat lead to success. THE WANTS show their resultfulness in lost transfers of realty. THE WANTS act quickly and cost but a linimum. C - - - —r- -