Ak Knights to
Sally Out for
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One Doirn Major of Opera
ttoru to Kxtrirt $10 Each
From 6,000 Stray Sub.
jcrU of Quiver.
In dayi of old when knight wert
told tliry fred forth in armor into
the world of adventure to conquer
those who crossed ti"ir path. Their
weapon wer the (word and Unc.
And lii.tory tl!t thou by wielded
ticklish tpears.
Itrginning tomorrow, Omaha i to
lie a field of battle for the dozen
loyal knight of Ak-Sar-lkn. In
atrad of har.e. those knight who
have hern dubbed by King Ak,
major of operation!, will march
through the city to round up at
lrat 6.000 ti subject of hii royal
bihnef. Instead of spear and
awnrd, the major and their worker
will wield a wicked stroke with pen
cil in hand to grt the signaluret of
the iuhjectt.
Anyone etrape?
Not if Maj. Everett Buckingham
lias to staddlc a mountain canary and
ute a lasso.
"I'll be a horn-backed toad if I
mi. anyone in my section," he
boattrd.
'They'll be dead if I don't capture
em," added Maj. Charlr E. Black.
So when the dawn sheds a roiy
glow over fair Omaha tomorrow
King Ak'a understudies will tally
forth:
They are: Randall' K. Brown. J.
E. Davidon, Charles E. Black.
Charlc I Saunders, Everett Buck
ingham. Louie C. Nash, Willard D.
Hosford, W. R. Wood, John W.
(iamble, . Gould Diet. Arthur P.
Guiou and J. D. Foster.
Maurice. Tourneur will leave for
England in April to direct the pro
duction of "The Christian." and will
be followed two weeks later by the
east, which ia nqt yet announced.
Halt Caine ha himself prepared the
scenario and will take an active part
in the filming.
Former Nebraskan
Is Gloria's Lead
Richard Wayne, capable actor,
and Gloria Swanson share -honor
in "Her Husband' Trademark," at
the Strand theater this week.
- Young Wayne, who ia shown in
t love clinch with Gloria, hail orig
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ied to be a musician at the Univer
sity of Nebraska at Lincoln, then
stent to Europe for a two-years' fin
ishing course. When he visited the
Pacific coast the movies "got" him.
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The Sergeant portrait of John flatti
itartd firmly out of the shadow.
They were coming up the tir.
With a nervoui dart that wat unlike
Robert, a it would have been unlike
John before bim, be got to his feet
and awaited them; a big. olid figur
ol a man, standing brior the mantel,
Frank ushered her in with a touch
of ceremony. Curious. And curiou,
a well, that she should wear a simple
suit and a plain straw hat I Though
there wa nothing cheap about her,
Nina Bernice had the gift of smart
lie ... Most curiou, the smiled e
sitively, uncertainly.
Hie carried a small parcel; be aw
tl'at. The letters, of couriet And a
book bound in leather.
The principal difficulty lay in hi
throat. It wa going to be difficult
to speak; perhaps impossible, at first.
And contused, elusive memories
floated like vapor in hia brain. He
didn't like that, for perhapt hi great
et rride had been in that machine
like brain. He indicated chair.
She took that one by the wall; tat
very still, with her little feet together.
Robert found hi voice; heard him
telf asking rather harshly (just as he
would have asked such a question at
office on a busy day).
"Well, what' thit all about r
The two other exchanged a
glance. Why, he asked himself, wa
Frank, by any chance, not playing
fair?
Deliberately, then, with her (lender,
pretty fingers, she untied the string
and opened the parcel. Sure enough,
there were the letters!
"I brought these," she began.
He interrupted with "Well, how
much do you want for them?"
At this sharp attack she seemed to
sink a little way into the chair. But
after a moment (he resolutely
(traightened her shoulders.
"Come out with it I If we've got
to talk business, let's talk businessl
I've -got to compete with a yellow
newspaper. I presume t"
"Bob," Hildreth cut in. "you realty
mustn't bully Miss Bernice!"
And, after a silence, he aid, in a
low voice. "It'( been a pretty hard
thing to do, coming here. But it
seemed the best way. First I want
to give you these letters. A nearly
as 1 can tell they are all here. Of
course, if there hould be any more,
I'll send them to you. And I'm turn
ing over all the other things to Mr.
Hildreth in the morning."
"Miss Bernice is going to be mar
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-Or This from Robert.
"I thought you might have noticed
my ring," she went on. He saw it
now: a platinum band, set with em
eralds and a diamond,
"You're going to be married t"
"Ye. 1 shall leave the stage. I
have not f!t happy about the past.
but I shall simply have to mane tne
best of that. I have found a new
philoi..)hy," glancing down at the
leather bound book, "that has chang
ed the whole course of my life."
"But there are colored threads."
Robert heard himself saying that,
and (topped tliort
"Of course. In every life. I un
derstand that. Certain different
threads." She smiled, shyly, as a
child (ometimee smiles, and her eye
glistened. "But I am going ahead on
a new footing. Marriage is a job.
I'm going to try to make good at it.
that' all I can say. 1 know, at least,
now that the only happiness lies in
giving up abtolutely. I ant doing
that. Gladly. I hope to have ciil
dren." ...
The wl.tfu I mile fluted again
acros the delicately pretty face.
That' all I can say I'm going to
try to make good at it. And the first
thing wa to clear tin" she mil
cated the letter "all up. I couldn t
leave it to any one else to do.
Her voice fallered. She glanced
over toward Hildreth, moved a if to
rie from the chair, hesitated, then
did get up.
"I think." she murmured, "if you
don't mind, I'll just go now."
"She wa moving toward the door
when Robert intercepted her with
onttretched hand.
She eemed about to flutter around
him and out the door, but then, hesi
tating. he let hrr hand rest in his.
And he was gazing gloomily down
''"So you have found a philosophy!"
he said.
"Ye-es!" Her voice was a whisper,
but with a returning firmnes.
"No. Nina. No. But I envy you
your fine aimplicity."
"It comes down to faith," aaid she.
"Yes. That it It come down to
faith. Some sort Faith in something
or other. I'm afraid my faith has
heen onlv in mvself." Hi voice toft
ened and his eyes filled. "But I wish
you, Nina, every, every happiness.
I'm sure you 11 make good!
He released her hand.
"In that book."
She nooded.
"Peace? You've found peace I"
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THE BEE: OMAHA. SUNDAY. APRIL 16. 1922.
This time h podded brightly,
(trongiy,
"I wish," he muttd, "I rotiM find
"Vott cant Will you let ma send
you tin too ar
il slowly shook hi head; slowly,
"Frank." he id, turning abruptly.
"have n any tdra where I could
find Adrian; get in louth with bim
somehow f
"J think lie' rigid down stair.
"Downstairs!"
"He came up Ik front iters Just
a we did."
"Weakened? wandfe." He caught
himself, "Frank, the lirt thing in
the morning pita "tie Adrian's
trouble with that hotrl,"
"You'll pay it, Bob?"
"Ye. And on other matter. Bet
ter make a note of thl. There'a an
old rare track tout named Tim Mul
lane. Waa a jockey once. The de
tective people can find him, ome
where between Canada and Mexico.
He'd be where there are horse, if
he'a alive. I owe him f 1 1.200. Find
him and pay it Good night."
lit rang at they crossed the
threshold. To Stephen he (aid
short! v: "Why did Mr. Adrian come
back?"
"A a favor to me, lr."
"A a favor"
"I'm so sorry, sir! I hope I
haven't overreached myself gone
too far, air. But I frit very bad over
hi trouble, and I didn't know but
what we tcrvant might be able to
make up "
"Ask Mr. Adrian if fie will ice me
again. Now."
"Thank you, ir."
The boy teemed to have aged. Hi
complexion wa nearly gray, and
there were deep circle under hi
eye.
I "I appreciate what yu'r doing.,1
be began.
"O. ye-"
"Mr. Hildreth wa just telling me.'
"I realu thai I was in the wrong,'
There wa a Mia silence.
"Shall you still b considering that
VSt'l.if
The young man nodded.
"Whyr
"O discipline. A real Job. And
complete change. Cot big fight
ahead of me. May at well start all
ireeM.-
"Would vou mind changing over
front the Isthmus and Tacifie line to
one of our thipsr
"Better not, Tht other! snort Im
personal. I've been going through a
hell of an evening, uuesa I m chang
ingfast But I teem to see my
way clearly enough now."
"Can I do anything for you before
you sail.' A little money
"S'o, thank. Start clean."
"Well, good luck!"
"O. I'll look you up again to tay
goodby. Good night now."
"Good night"
Robert was a long time on his
knee before the fireplace, reading
and burning those old letter. Tht
task finally done, he rang for Steph
en. Alter a wait he rang again.
Hit knee were tiff with pain. For
the third time he rang.
There wa a shuttling sound in the
hall. Then Stephen appeared, in a
nightgown and a knitted blue night
cap, hia bony feet thrust into carpet
slipper. lie wa rubbing heavy
"Mepnensr
"Ye. ir."
"You needu't bother to put the
flower in Mr. Battle's room in the
morning. 1 II do it myself.
"Thsnk you. ir. That be all, irr
"That'a all "
It wa i in the morning. Robert
tat on the edge of hi bed balancing
one thoe in an unsteady hand, won
dering about faith.
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