PAGE
FOOT
MODEL
YACHTS
!
IN
BIG
RACE
EIGHT
WERE
ENTERED
Number
of
People
Out
to
Watch
Small
Craft
Starting
From
Dry
dock
Score
by
inningss
R.H.E.
Elks
2
0
0
S
1
2
0
4
012
12
Sport
Chat
,
L.
Tommy
HerA
who
defeated
Wind
Failed
Yesterday
and
the,
mj,
race
at
Vancouver
recehtly,
Event
Had
to
lie
Canceled
....
.
.l
After
One
Hour
!01v.
..Ln.
n
'-winners
iiuuji.
otnuui.
iic
nus
also
the
U.B.C.
champion
miler.
Smithers
baseball
team
went
to
a
uoai
ancnorea
near
me
sman
.ueceMfui
h,.
rondprinir
island
opposite
the
drydock,
then
!ucc,e?85uL
,
.
.
,e
r
n.gl
back
to
another
anchored
boat
no
ue
comoai
wnen
nis
about
one-half
mile
from
the
dry-,
nd
hit
the
champion's
stomach
dock,
and
from
there
to
the
start-.
with
tremendous
force.
Then
.
ing
point,
making
a
triangular
.they
met
again
for
the
title
-in
course.
The
race
will
be
attempt-,
a
bout
Lewis
scored
the
first
fall
ed
at
a
later
date
to
be
decided
by
i
over
Sonnenberg
in
the
eight-
the
committee
in
charge.
HOMING
BIRDS
MAKE
FLIGHT
Pair
of
Pigeons
Sent
By
Inspector
Tupper
to
Kitwanga
Return
to
Prince
Rupert
HonilHg
pigeons
is
one
of
the
hobbles
of
Inspector
Tupper
of
the
Canadian
Royal
Mounted
Po-liee
and
he
i
jrow
training
some
of
them
for
long
distance
flights.,
The
longest
flight
so
far
taken
was
last
week
when
a
pair
of
birds'
were
taken
to
Kitwanga
and
liberated
at
730
a.m.
Flying
over
the
mountains,
the
birds
reached
Prince
Rupert
at
2
p.m.
covering
a
distance
of
100
miles.
Shorter
flights
have
been
made
by
the
Mrds,
the
distance
hav
ing
been
gradually
increased.
The
next
flight
to
be
tried
will
be
tomorrow,
weather
permitting,
when
the
birds
will
be
liberated
from
Smithers.
LOBLICK
WINS
GAMEFORELKS
Elks
and
Gyros
Tied
For
Second
Place
in
City
League
Baseball
In
a
postponed
City
League
baseball
game
yesterday
after
noon
at
Acropotia
Hill
grounds,
the
Elks
sent
the
Gyro
Club
down
to
defeat
by
a
score
of
12
to
7.
Dig
Herman
Leblkk,
star
hur
ler
for
the
Elks,
was
the
out
standing
player
of
the
game,
get
ting
two
heme
runs,
one
triple
and
a
double
out
of
five
trips
to
the
plate.
The
game
was
a
see
saw
affair
with
one
team
lead
ing
for
a
while
and
then
the
other.
It
was
anybody's
victory
until
in
the
eighth,
when,
with
two
men
on
base,
the
big
hurler
crashed
a
line
drive
to
right
and
cleaned
off
the
paths.
In
(he
last
inning,
Art
Easson,
first
batter
for
the
Gyros,
was
hit
on
the
head
with
a
fast
lall
that
bounced
twenty
feet
In
the
air.
He
seemed
somewhat
groggy
for
A
little
while
but
soon
came
around.
Both
teams
made
several
and
coupled
with
a
large
number
of
hits
made
it
a
high
scoring
game.
eenth
minute
of
the
bout
but,
lost
the
match,',.
the
champion's
football
tactics
giving
him
the
second
two
fallK
The
January
bout
betweti
the
two,
following
their
firsi
exciting
encounter,
drew
a
$75,000
gate,
while
the
recent
bout
receipts
reached
a
198.000
total,
a
figure
tind
reamed
oi
uy
wrestling
promoters
a
years
ago.
ODD
DOG-SHOW
UinSoai
IMt
With
Tola
Negri
Ejm
Dim
few
IN
ENGLAND
11)
The
Oof
with
the
longeat
UU.
(3)
the
taU
with
the
toogeat
dog.
)8)
Um
hafpleat
dog.
(.)
the
deg
with
the
heat
ettrly
tall,
(t)
the
dog
with
the
least
resemblance
to
tfny
known
breed.
itt
the-
fcen-
spotted
-dog-,
(7j
the
fastest
and
the
slowest
dog,
(8)
the
dog
with
the
nlt
toeaatlful
eye4,
(8)
the
hwd
handshaking
dog.
and
(10)
the
bast
begging
dog.
The
keenest
fight
was
tot
the
dog
wrui
Vie
most
beautiful
eyes.
The
degs
stood
in
a
row,
all
registering
emotion,
and
It
soon
became
obvious
that
reel
cutest
waa
betweeo
an
animal
with
soft,
tprlrtof.
"Poll
Negri"
eye
and
one'
-wtth
-eye,
that
sparkled'.
.Jtoe
fvl
Negri"
type
won
"lawnty
dogs
competed
for
the
dis
tinction
of
being
as
unlike
any
breed
possible
twenty
dogs
which
might
jib,
ifura
terriers,
but
for
the
tact
that
they
looked
rather
like
oolites,
althouso
1
1
he
their
ears
had
a
bull-dog
touoh
and
their
talis
bore
a
resemblsnce
to
those
of
a
upantel.
Eight
hundred
entries
were
received
for
the
whole
abow
and
the
eahlbtta
Included
nomea,
ponies,
donkeys,
cats,
rabbits,
poultry,
pigeons,
goata,
lambs,
nice
and
even
tortoises."
AGED
TORONTO
WOMEN
TAKE
UP
BOWLING
AS
A
RECREATION
TORONTO,
Ont,
July
22:
Bowling
is
being
added
to
the
summer
activities
of
the
aged
women's
home
on
Belmont
Street
Croquet
has
has
fq
for,
many
.rj
been
a
popular
pastime
Jtneng
the
elderly
women,
and
it
is
hoped
that
bowling
will
prove
an
added
inducement
to
coax
them
from
the
shady
verandas
to
the
sunny
lawns.
A
request
for
lawn
bowls
not
In
use
has
already
elicited,
two
sets
and
the
promise
of
a
third.
PITTSBURGH
AT
HEAD
NATIONALS
Yankees
Faltering
With
Ath-letics
Getting
Further
Ahead
of
Them
in
American
9-3.
NEW
YORK,
July
22:
Pitts-burgh
'
was
hurled
into
first
down
to
defeat
recently
before
place
yesterday
by
defeating
the
the
ball
tossers
frora
Ootsa
Lake,l(Jlnt
white
Chicago
was
losing
16
to
J4.
It
is
claimed
at
the
rail
to
Brooklyn
Cubs,1
It
was
their
way
centre
that
several
of
their!
first
defeat
this
year
by
Brook-
The
model
yacht
race
which
was
best
men
were
away
and
that
tyn.
Dazzy.ance
was
supreme,
to
have
taken
place
on
Saturday
Ootsa
was
strengthened
by
sev-
yielding
the
only
homer
to
afternoon
at
the
drydock
had
to
eral
Burns
Lake
men.
JHornsby
that
caused
any
dam-
Lfi
noathoned.
The
liirht
wind
at
i
lace.
the
scheduled
time
for
starting)
Ofttimes
an
innovation
revives
The
Athletics
strode
further'
'flnnllv
Hipi
Hriwn
anti
ihp
1
.
...
rr
annrf
fMm
,-a-.?nrmanj.r
r
i
i
-
r
1
1
could
not
take
place.
i
popular
favor.
An
instance
Is,jn
the
American
League
taking
vSXSa
Ihl
Poetically
'dead'
in
1916,
troit
whe
the
Yankees
were
keenest
interest
was
shown
as
the
whn
Joe
Stecher
aroused
re-
beaten
by
Cleveland.
Babe
Ruth,
six
small
craft
were
lined
up
at
interest
in
it
by
perfect-
inactive
through
Injury,
went
in
the
big
derrick
pier.
Charles
ing
his.
famous
scissors
hold.
As
B8
pinch
hitter
to
snare
&
fu-
1
ay
lor
was
trie
starter.
the
other
stars
or
the
game
de-
tile
single.
A
Btart
was
made
at
3
o'clock,
veloped
a
defense
against
it,
the
"Scores
follow:
dui
me
Dreeze
aiea
aown
snoruy
game
iapged
baclc
jnto
its
former,
atfer
4,
and
much
to
the
disan-
gtatus
ar
heavyweight
pointment
of
those
gathered
the
."
wrestler,
,,
were
not
t
!,,
having
large;
i
race
was
unavoidably
cancelled.
Those
having
model
craft
en-
crowds.
Then
along
cam
Gus!
tered
were:
Albert
Palmer,
John
Sonnenberg,
and
in
January
of,
Gibson,
Alex
Wylie,
Oscar
this
year
he
took
the
world's,
Seather,
Archie
MacLean
ana
heavyweight
championship
front
Pat
Palmer.
The
first
four
boats
Ed
rStranirler")
Lewis
hr
use
measured
from
4
to
5
feet
in
of
hii
ipcctacular
flying
tackle.!
Jrtad
ihniUZniMn
former
Dartmouth
football
The
highest
skilled
workmanship
..,...
,
.
construction
ftar
"d
,ed
'n
a
Previou?
was
displayed
in
the
of
the
different
craft.
.tempt.
to
take
the
crown
from
The
race
course
was
laid
out
'
Lewir
when
the
latter
side-step-j
somewhat
as
follows:
Starting
at'ped
a
dive
and
Sonnenberg
went
the
derrick
pier
along
an
lm
hurtling
through
the
ropes
on
to'
aginary
line
to
No.
2
pontoon,
the
concrete
floor.
In
the
Jan-
4knnA
A
I
I
r
nflfnaa
fna
ri
f
rlWir
....
'I
uMn.y
-'
utrr
match
sonnenberg
was,
Saturday
National
League
Pittsburgh
S-4,
New
York
2-8.
Chicago
C-4,
Brooklyn
0-1.
Cincinnati
4-2,
Philadelphia
St.
Louis
'1,
Boston
5.
American
League
New
York
4-11,
Cleveland
8-C.
Philadelphia
6,
Detroit
2.
Boston
3,
Chicago
4.
Washington
3-2,
St.
Louis
2-1.
Sunday
National
League
St.
Louis
2-3,
Boston
4-4.
Pittsburgh
B,
New
York
3.
Chicago
1,
ftfioklyn
3.
Philadelphia
5,
Cincinnati
8.
American
League
Boston
0,
Chicago
10.
Philadelphia
10,
Detroit
7.
Washington
5,
St.
Louis
8.
New
York
4,
Cleveland
6.
FOREST
BRANCH
HELD
A
PICNIC
Enjoyable
Time
Spent
Yesterday
at
Tugwell
Island
Beach
The
Forest
Branch
picnic
was
held
at
Tugwel)
Island
yesterday.
About
fifty
people,
the
staff
Kim
MMtgrrU
rratnre
a
lt
shew
in
and
their
friends
left
on
the
boat
"Lillian
D
at
10
a.m.
Despite
a
wet
day,
a
good
time
was
spent.
'Everybody
entered
into
the
plc-
LONDON.
July
22,-Describing
"twauty
ccrotwrt"
ror
mongrrn-
at
the
nic
spirit
ana
maoe
uie
outing
a
annual
horae
pared
and
pet
ahowl
success.
held
recently
at
llunpton
Court
by
the
Bayil
Society
or
the
prevention
of
Cruelty
to
Animals,
the
London
edition
ef
toe
Uanrheater
auardlan
aaya,:
"The
competition
tor
peculiar
dog
vaa
divided
Into
the
XoUowtnf
claav:
The
conveners
for
the
different
committees
were
as
follows:
Invitation
Miss
E.
Maekay.
Refreshments
Miss
V.
Smith.
Entertainment
Miss
E.
Dalby.
Winners
in
the
various
rates
were
as
follows:
Married
Ladies'
Race
Mrs.
OA
C.
Smith,
Mrs.
R.
J.
D.
Smith.
Ladies'
100-yard
dash
MIsa
E.
Dalby,
Miss
U
Frliell.
Ladies'
3-Iegged
race
Miss
L.
Frizzell
and
Miss
E.
Dalby,
Miss
M
.Gwyer
and
Miss
M.
Palmer.
Elopement
raee
MIsa
M.
Gwyer
and
F.
Burdette,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
E.
Gregg.
.
Men's
100-yard
dash
T.
.
At
k'ini,
It.
E.
Smith.
R.
E.
Smith's
"Mosquito
Bites-beat
A.
Mitchell's
"Flea
Bites"
in
a
nine
inning
baseball
game.
game
was
most
unably
handled
by
Umpire
R.
II.
Ive.
The
final
score
was
12
to
11.
The
refreshments
were
well
looked
after
by
the
Lillian
D
chef,
Al.
Claydon.
q
C.N.
SOCCER
TEAM
WINNER
MONTREAL,
July
22.
The
Ca
nadian
National
.soccer
team
defeated
the
Oshawa
Nationals
Saturday.
8-2.
in
the
first
gameftf
irnjrpi
ears
Hie
Lwminion
series,.
ST.
SAVIOUR'S
EDMONTON,
July
Saviour's,
the
British
SOCCERBEATEN
22.
St
Columbia
it
m
r
1
1
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Mondiir
Jui.
THE
GREEN
SHADOW"
'
'(Continued
from'pagj'oheV
hand
corner:
POLICE
STILL
IN
PURSUIT
OP,
THE
MYSTERIOUS
MR
I
GRAVES
,-MayLead
to
Arreet
of
Elusive
''Swindler.
Who
is
Mr.
Graves
She
lifted
her
troubled
gaze
sat
arid,
a
vu
his
habit,
turned
up
her
face
and
kised
her.
In
a
moment
he
was
gone,
land
buoyant
step,
his
feet
seemed
that
You
must
put
those
absurd
"to
drag
a
little.
He
was
not
hold-notions
out
of
your
head.
part.
Her
wars
seemed
a.
little
and
explicit
though
.
x
fantastic
when
.ihe
viewed
them
elded
with
the
feur-irfthe
light
of
reason..
Virgil.
ken
shape
frr
her
m
m
,
.
.
,
"..
.!!.
1
...
Adele
remained
seated,
gaitagi
r''fwo",
"W"WB8
BU"
Tl
V
8
n"r
at
the
door
that
had
just
closed
PWm.
Everybody
was
willing
toj
Wont
you
t,l!
,
admit
that
Probably
it
he
.
.
areT
she
asked.
vvmnu
behind
"
Um.
mm.
"
-
She
aim
-
-
had
iiau
noticed
ltunveu
that,
luaki
'
o
',7
i
1
..1J'
IL..1
L.
i
lit
"Me-
Htu.
liT-writrBSt
with
his
former
brisk
,na
sa,a-
v"ai
"
."
!
'
"
"?
18
nj,3
tng
too
hard
oi
late,
iiease
uont
ask
r:,
Her
fears
wer7"almost
KontlJ":1
"
1
It's
It's
in?r
inpr
himself
himself
quite
quite
so
so
erect
erect
as
as
for-
for-jwheu
the
maid
-left
the
room.
She
n'V
rr
...
,
nothing,
really.
I
have
only
been
merly.
And
his
parting
kiss,
al-.gjtoed
at
the
window
looking
out
Jf"
;
.
''
working,
a
little
harder
than
us-
,
though
just
as
tender
and
affec-Uver
the
park
that
sparkled
in
its
f
VT?a
tt
ual.
A
rprtain
financial
difficulty
tionate
as
in
the
past,
had
seem-'autumnal
draneries.
There
was
a
-"
u
.
..Li
il.i
n-.i
ed
a
.
mi
little
hurried,
-
tr
t,v
he
wj
had
u
..i
-u..
i
latner
may
aroge-Hnomething
that
But
a
as-if
fresh,
colorful
charm
about
the
It's
practically
over
riow.
It
will
wanted
to
run
away
from
some-
fe
outside.
She
eouldn.t
resist
be
hannUy
settled
in
little
thing.
And
there
was
the
alarm-,
the
cll
of
it.
Her
bloodifoursed
while.
Dear
mel
A
quarter
after
ed
almost
guilty
look
that
had
a
little
faster.
ThevShadows
were
nine.
I
must
go."
-
come
into
his
face
when
she
men-;
momentarily
gone.
'
She
fixed
him
with
a
keen,
tiened
the
mysterious
Mr.
Graies.
level
dmihtlnir
crme
Rho
rpnrhprl
Rnmsililnfr
mint
lio
wmn1
across
the
table,
nicked'
nn
ihr
T
,
.
"t
J
The
-
-
I'
'
Jit
A
NUCI
1I1WFU
miiv
tTUllb
newspaper
and
read
the
promln-
her
room,
ranir
for
her
maid
and
ent
caption
in
the
upper
left-jdreased.
Within
the
space
of
half
Miss
Conway
appeared
at
the
door.
"The
lady
is
still
i
ft
an
hour
life
seemed
to
have
ta-l
ken
on
a
graver
tone.
It
seemed
Adle
started,
a
little.
She
had
as
if
an
epoch
had
run
its
course
Juit
forgotten
the
woman
from
between
grapefruit
and
the
final
Cartir's.
sip
of
coffee.
Until
now
there
"I'll
see
her
at
once,
Wambley,"
had
naa
been
Deen
little
llttle
01
of
8
a
serious
erious
na-
na-
she
she
told
told
the
the
servant
servant
and
and
even
even
as
as
Then
there
had
been
a
private
Soon,
however,
the
visitor
was
from
the,
paper
and
looked
at
her
preparatory
school
on
the
Hud-
ushered
in,
and
this
little
incon
"Your
father
is
in
deepcrate
difficulties
and
something
muHt
be
done
at
once-'
father.
Mr.
Castle
who
ruled
his
downtown
office
with
the
stern
discipline.
tf
an.
autocrat
.winced
slightly
beneath
that
steady,
searching
gaze.
The
indulgent
smile
with
which
he
tried
to
mask
his
jihej&Mne9
WBS
not
wholly
sueteasful.
"Who
is
the
mysterious
Mr.
Graves,
dad?
V
didn't
read
the
papers
while
I
was
away.
Her
father
-had
risen
and
stood
with
one
hand
'resting
on
the
chair.
"Mr."
.Graves?
Oh,
nobody
in
particular.
It's
only
a
name,
sen.
and
then
college.
There
had
been
the
uaual
gay-
affairs,
the
uaual
light
flirtations,
the
utual
youthful
pranks
and
frolics.
Life
had
smiled
on
her,
and
she
had
smiled
brightly
back.
Now,
in
a
twinkling,
all
was
changed.
Ever
since
her
child
hood
a
rare
Intimacy
had
existed
between
her
father
and
herself.
Even
in
the
midst
of
studies
and
amusements
she
had
always
looked
upon
her
father
as
the
dear-
eat,
noblest,
most
wonderful
man
tat'
once!"
in
the
world.
A
strong
and
"I
thine
I
should
nr.fee
ttioi
;
.
.
n
-
-
f
.
i.1
f
1.
1
i
I
1
...
.
.....
.
f
troubles."
"Who
is
the
gfnlnnua
Adele
guardedly
"Doctor
Moff.ti
;
"I
have
never
fc.
af
a
MM
ny
aoes
he
wish
stlf
f
-backed
manservant
'
f"thcr
r'
'That's
a
naturui
waltJng,lere
trying
to
de.:c
1
1
am
not
1
shoul't
ur.
Mouett
Mat
truistk
soul
wtv
pleasure
in
life
t.
other
people.
Th.i'
case
Headquarters
Reported
to
Hav
The
.utement
ujseovered
Fresh
Clews
Which
r4
"
.
V.
U1
"V""
"'""i""
"
sive
effect
on
Ail
ner
moiner
nau
oen
a
au
auic-
strange
that
wamDiey.
wun
nrs
jfM
conwuv
tion,
but
it
had
come
so
early
in
inbred
and
rather
absurd
sense
ani
fascinating
w
her
life
that
it
was
now
but
a
of
class
distinction,
should
have
WnnM
nnt
u,.,t..
pale
memory.
referred
to
the
caller
as
a
"lady."
iegg
less
ijeg
lies,
"What
is
his
ohj,
"It's
a
selfish
-no
is
ready
to
.4ugg
ment
that
will
be
and,
incidentally,
i;.
jer.
That's
the
wh
:
;
truth."
She
wrig
solitaire
on
her
I
'.!
it
waiting.
Will
.
Adele
passed
t
and
looked
down
car
with
graceful
and
a
chauffeur
ui
.
was
quite
pr
i
-one
that
seemed
to
suspicions
in
advam
to
Misf
Conway
an
!
smile
that
rauxed
contract
for
an
in-'..
"I'll
b
ready
n:
;
she
declared.
She
ran
into
the
:
the
dour
and
called
tan
Club
on
th.-
!.
lold
th
attendant
'
ed
to
speak
to
Mr
i
worth.
After
a
hn.
heard
Paul's
bored
,
voice
on
the
wire
;
"Dear."
she
said
totje.
with
a
en
ut
it.
.
the
door.
"ThiK
is
A,:
do
something
for
m.
"If
it's
an
engaK'
afternoon
tea
"
1
,
cautiously
and
with
"It
isn't
There'
waite
sedan
outside
ten
minutes
I
shall
drite
away
accompar
very
charming
anl
,
lady.
You
would
ad'
'
yeu
dear
idiot
I
Wt;
.you
are
to
follow
ja
taxi.
The
erapha-jcreetly.
We
shall
pr
j
to
somebody's
house
1
If
I
fail
to
come
"U
ruptiona,
please?
If
(
wit
wltWn
half
an
know
what
to
do.
Th
to
It!"
With
an
excited
closed
the
connection
r
c
men
at
ranee,
then
other
room
and
ha'
tt.
;l
4
Mai
smart
street
dress.
The
!'
of
a
hat
took
a
mir
gruity
was
explained.
Instead
of
8nd
by
that
time
she
;
the
irn
she
had
ex
pee
ted
there
,Wklng
slowly
bene;,
entered
a
woman
ol
thirty
or
ao,--w'
fastrdlously
garbed
and
strikingly,
"God
old
Paul!"
1
handsome.
She
gave
Adele
a
Then,
with
her
me-'
qulek
look
of
appraisal,
softened
nd
unsuecting
lo-i:
by
a
faint
smile.
nd
to
Miss
Conway
I
A
1
"Mia
nsll."
aha
M
l,rl.H
cea
She
W8S
rc
,
-
,
yet
with
an
engaging
manner.
"I
have
come
to
tell
you
something
unpleasant.
Shall
I
broach
the
painful
subject
gently
and
eeglly,
or
shall
I
plunge
into
it
just
as
toe
..sysaruun
jaiuuiy
.
umpK
timwwi
iur
mm
nou
iui-
piunge,
saia
Aaeie
bewilderedly
name.
Nobody
.Jcnowg
,.wha
Jhe'Jowed
her
from
childhood
through
"Good
I
That
will
save
time.'
WINNIPEG.
July
V.
man
is."
'
"
early
and
rampant
with.
IMlsa
Castle,
your
fatfiei
Js
in
Weston,
Winnipeg.
r,-a:
"Vou
are
not
very
lucid,
dad."
Now
he
was
in
trouble
of
soma
trouble."
the
western
Canada
f
"Well,
you
have
probably
heard
sort,
and
it
seemed
all
the
graver)
Adele
winced.
The
speaker's
'
If.
hAhXiusc,
niUe
of
Daniel
Forester's
operations,
by
reason
of
the
secrecy
he
main-
subdued
tone
and
the
friendly
r.,,
an
tT-
1
I
I.J
ot11U.(.
In
t.l.-l
I
1U.
It
'l..JI
.
.
....
I'U11U
i-l
.
ie
cieanou.
uh
mmwui
"""w.
t
nun
mc
iiibi
mite
gnaumg
oi
ner
voice
laiiea
to
ten
months.
It
was
the
grossest
within
her
recollection
that
he
temper
the
.bluntness
of
her
kind
of
a
nwindle.
Forrester
is
had
failed
to
confide
in
her.
statement.
dead
now,
but
the
police
are.
still
TJiere
was
something
disturbing,'
41
don't
understand
you,r
she
looking
tg&a.
certain
indJyidual
:aJmost
sinister,
In
his
silence
on
said
a
little
boldly.
.
'
who
is
gt?pp.ose1d
to
havt?
ebeen;
'
tbla.
pccaaioiu
.
I
The
womanjs
eyes
of"
light
his
partnfer.
Hi$
true
name
fin't
While
the
mWd
combed
and
green
scrutinized
her.
They
were
known,
but
sornenow
ne
nas
come
orusneii
ner
Diue-DiacK
nair.
a
shrewd
farseeing
eyes,
with
a'
to
be
designated
as
the
'myster-
question
came
back
to
her
time
glint
of
amusement
In
them,
I
The
following
l
the
ious
Mr.
Graves.'
That's
all-there
and
again:
Who
was
the
myster-;
"That's
unfortunate,"
she
mur-'for
Julv
and
Aumit
is
to
it
..
i.uu
wi,
vjia.ro
i
n.
suspiciun
en
mureti
in
a
tone
mat
conveyeu
the
City
Baseball
uct
"All
that',
really
matters.
I
would
not
leave
her
mind.
Sho
planatlons
are
such
awkward
the
mysterious
tried
not
to
think
of
it;
it
waa
things.
Won't
you
accent
rn
on
3.1
will
be,
observed,"
an
executive
nadian
Nationals.
The
second
lice
have,
discovered
fresh
clues."
ly
shoulders.
After
all.
she
knew
perate
difficulties
and
that
aomo-!
7;
commented.
"But
we
believe
that
gamejylll
be
held
today.
"Newspaper
t?shC
ald
Mr.
'
nothing
definite.
She
was
rearing
thing
must
be
done
at
once?"
Gyro
11210100
17
9"
7;onr
ladles
will
derive
rn.'ch'
Batteries:
Lobllck
and
D.
Gur-.
pleasure
frc.ro.t.bjpjrbustlie
vlch;
Haveland
and
MctKown.
jsam'.
doubt
whether
'
-
.
.
"Of
course
we
do
not
expect
rhmnir.n..
OT
rnntoH
Mr.
Graves
will
ever
be
found."
too
harrowing.
And
yet
faith
and
believe
me
when
I
tell
that
all
the
rules
of
the
game
here
Saturday
night
5-1
by
the
Ca-
"Rut
this
newspaper
sflya
the
po-1
She
shrugged
her
slight,
shape-
you
that
your
father
is
In
dea-
Dally
News
Classified"
advertising
bringa
results,
Castle
contemptuouslflWIe
depos-
a
structure
of
ugly
surmises
on
Adele'a
thoughts
went
Lack
to
Jted
his
half-smoked
CigTr
on
the.rt
if
symptoms
of
nervousness
the
scene
at
the
breakfa$t
table
tray,
crossed
over
to
wnere
shejanid
ubstnutiun
on
her
fathnr's
tThe
woman's
statement,
terse
V.I
piw
(Continued
Tomorrow1
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