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With Roger Pryor, her leading ,. man as a two-fisted ring hero, John -,. Mack Brown, as a. gallant lover, and John Miljan, the "tall and dark"

The plot, which includes a prize- - . ight reminiscent of the former

' glory of the ring, a diamond theft,

murder and a fire, serves to bring Miss West through the whirlwind of action and love-making to the arms of her true love, Pryor. , Prominently cast in the support-

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Thgfv/hole ls sumptuously and elaborately set in a careful recon- struction of the dazzling New 0r- leans pf the latter part of the last _ The costumes, many of which are adaptations of the Gib- mode, are among the most beautiful ever sccu on the screen.

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on his fhoe, and burning it, have called up a devil who would have answered certain questions which I desire to ask about the Intis plans against Tibet. Only one reply can the recalled Dead give, if the re- called spirit refuses to remain 1n them.

Gray feigned unlnterest. Here, quite clearly, was a. possible enemy. It was a case of going warily.

“When do you this raising, O Miag-ic? he asked casually

The lanu, limped a. step nearer to him and thrust his sailow face so close that Gray could see the decayed stiunps in his lower jaw.

“Now," he breathed. "If you will teach mo the magic that enables

West” you to call voices out of a. box, I will show how to raise the dead! ‘ Strand You and I will shut ourselves up

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gqn- will exchange ma-gicsl" He studied

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Colin Gray cursed K. B.’s veto- ing of his proposal to visit the Librarian before he went to the market place. "I ought to have insisted he told himself. Now. this lame maniacs suggestion (Gray thought him to be mad» was ap- parently his only chance . . . Perlwps while the Guest Master was making his preparations, he might be able to scorch for that manuscript. And if, by some hideous means, the naljorpa could revive the ‘dead (he had seen such a. thing done in Benares, the so- oailed ‘life’ expiring again in a few seconds after a ventriloquial- sounding voice had spoken from the dead li/ps) he would put a question to the resusoitated, before the lama Imd time to put his query. v

“I will willingly exchange maglcs," said Gray. "Let us go to the body at once!"

The entered the Librarian's cell fogeilher——<me intent on violating the peace of the deed, the other to thieve.

There were two doors in the cell. One from the outside gallery and one opening from it into the gompa 1ilbrary—-a huge. apartment con- taining thousands cf palm leaf manuscripts resembling closed venetian blinds.

The cell itself, like almost every iamals cell, was simply furnished. A low and. narrow plank bcd on which the cell's late occupant now lay still and woken-looking, a low -table nine inches high, a small altar on which were an image of the Buddha and one or two ritual- istic appliances, were all it con- tained. Against the end wall to the right 0i’ the door leading info the library-—-wos a sort , of pigeon- hole arrangement containing some three or four hundred comlpnxt- ments, in. each of whldh~ was januned either a modern book or several bundles of manuscripts.

Gray's whole attention was focused on the ninth rxigeon-hoie from the left-hand wall of the

corner--—lhe eleventh from floor level. In that pigeon-hole lay an important secret document penned by that elusive devil, Chorjieff . .. Things seemed to be getting a move on. atlastl

Then he looked at the deed Librarian.

Bo, that shrewd, Voltaireian old face was the face of one who, had he lived, would have betrayed him! Despite that, Gray preferred the waxen features to those of the liv- ing. A cruel, mod. look , had settle upon the Guest Master's sallow. face.

The nocromanoer, wlho had been looking down the corpses throat Illddeflly slwlled the dcwd man's laws wsothcr and turn-ed lo Grey.

“I have Just remembered," he 881d rlDidly. "a messenger came an hour ago, and asked to see you, brother! He said he would return often he had eaten. and wait for you at the monastery gates. He should be there now. . . .. Perhaps it would be better if I were alone when I do this magic!" He Rlanced at the face of the oomse and shook his head. "His tortguenis s very short tongue! . ,

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In early Grecian times, pretzels were used as ornaments or beads. strung about the ' neck on feast days. They were supposed to ward off the evil influences of witches and demons. Another long-standing traditions maintained that pretzels strung on cords or willow swiwhu and fastened to fruit trees would insure crops. After the death of a re ative or friend a three-day feast would be held and only et- zels would be eaten during this time.

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