PAGE
FOUR
Synopsis
Adele
Oasile
Is
on
tho
way
to
visit
a
mystertoua
Dr.
MofXett.
socompanled
by
Urn
equally
mMtMtou
MUs
Conway,
who
ham
toltf
br
Virgil
HI
worth
Caatie.
tier
father,
la
In
aarloua
trouble
and
that
Dr.
Moffett
can
aid
blm.
Adie
has
called
mo
ttvr
friend,
Paul
Alnsworth,
and
told
blm
to
trail
Mlaa
Conway'
car.
Two
tUmn
are
featured
in
the
newspaper
Mr.
Osatle
was
reading
More
he
left
tor
his
of
nee:
the
pursuit
U'
the
police
of
"Mr.
drives."
who
was
aasoelated
in
a
reout
edlr
shady
deal
whlob
netted
tl0.OOO.0O0.
ana
.xa
latsct
pioit
or
the
"Picaroon,
a
crook
who
pr
on
the
rich
and
then
offers
the
return
of
bis
loot
if
they
give
one-nnui
01
its
vaiue
to
cnaniy.
Adele
Castle
has
Jutt
had
the
weirdest
aavaniurs
01
aer
iu-
one
aas
seen
taken
v
a
mvsterioua
Miss
Conway
to
meet
Dr.
Moffett,
who
she
meets
but
does
not
see.
For
as
she
cntsn
the
room
of
an
old
house
In
a
part
of
New
Trk
she
doe
not
recognize
she
Is
met
by
a
green
light
through
which
she
observes
only
the
vague
outline
of
a
man,
who
talks
to
her
aoout
ner
rainer.
THIRD
INSTALLMENT
Dr.
Moffett
"As
I
told
you,"
came
from
the
chair
beyond
the
rosewood
table.
"I
'am
Doctor
Mbffett.
I
suppose
my
name
Is
unfamiliar
to
you?"
Adele
nodded.
"Then,"
said
Doctor
Jloffett,
"in
order
that
we
may
become
better
acquainted,
let
me
tell
you
a
little
something
about
myself.
The
title
that
precedes
my
name
is
mjr
rightful
property.
I
was
once
a
practicing
physician
specialising
in
diseases
of
the
eye.
The
name
Itself
doesn't
matter
so
much.
Names
mean
so
little
these
days.
"Years
ago
I
dropped
the
prac
Thats
one
,mson
why
I
don't
wish
you
tb
jee
my
faee,
and
that
alone
would
be
sufficient.
There's
anajjieiy.
however.
You
might
re-ecghlie
me
If
you
should
ever
see
me.
and
that
would
be
very
unfortunate
for
both
of
us."
lit
laughed
again,
and
this
time
the
laugh
sounded
less
pleasant
than
on
the
former
oc
casion.
"Yes,
It
would
be
very
unfortunate
for
both
of
us,"
he
repeat"
ed,
as
if
he
wished
to
stress
the
point.
"Hut
we
needn't
worry
about
that.
I
am
very
careful
not
to
show
wy
face
indiscriminately.
You
are
rot
nervous
nowr
?
"Not
In
the
least,"
Adele
a-urd
hjm.
straining
the.
truth.
"Fine!
We
are
going
tb
have
ft
practical
talk,
you
and
I,
and
that
will
require
mental
poise.
Dp
you
know,
I
never
feel
quite
at
ease
except
in
a
green
light
like
this.
It
is
the
only,
kind
of
light
that
resto
my
nervee.
Green
soothes
them,
while
most
other1
colors
irritate
then),
"Did
yqu
happen
to
know
that
there
is
a
seiirate
nerve
for
rnch
primary
color?
Wei),
there
is.
Green,
for
instance,
has
its
own
nerve,
and
po
have
blue
and
red.
These
nerves
net
fis
Tnessen
gers,
each
carrying
its
own
color
sensation
to
the
brain.
Now,
I
am
afflieled
with
a
nervous
ailment
that
has
affected
the
nerves
for
blue
and
red
so
that
these
colors
Irritate
mo.
With
green
it
Is
different,
and
that's
one
reason
why
I
am
interviewing
you
In
Thrilling
Mystery
Story
In
30
chapters
M
H
i
LU
K.
L
I
H
Tl
'
T
V
this
sort
of
illumination."
Adele
was
growing
a
trifle
im
patient.
It
saemH
Innir
you.
Doctor
Mofiett
remarked.
a
a
vrv
very
they
will
find
him,
but
I
rather
think
they
will
fail,
unless
I
should
tell
them
where
to
look.
They
are
on
his
trail
now,
but
it
Is
a
badly
twisted
trail.
You
see,
the
investigation
showed
that
Forrester
'had
.
ft
partner'
in
his'
swindling
operations,
one
who
worked
with-
him
Hnd
shared
In
his
illegitimate
gains.
The
auth
this
partner
scattered
here
and
there,
but
so
far
they
have
been
unable
to
learn
who
he
it,
although
he
has
been
mentioned
In
the
newspapers
as
'the
mysterious
Sir.
Graves.'."
Adele'
started
sharply,
though
ahe
had
been
in
a
measure
prepared.
She
had
an
uncomfortable
sensation
that
a
pair
of
keen
eyes
was
looking
straight
at
her
out
of
the
velvety
green
mist
that
covered
the
speaker's
face.
"I
see
the
name
is
familiar
to
introduction.
Again
she
strained
"The
nuthoritles
are
now
search-,
xiety.
her
vm
Jn
)ia
nnpnWa
Himn.
inc
ior
tne
mysterious
air.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wedne:dn
sliKhtly.
1
thrown
back
rocking
slowly
on!
orities
found
various
traces
'
of
I
his
heels
while
he
jingled
a
few
coins
in
his
pocket,
tion,
but
the
ugly
face
to
which
Graves.
They
are
going
over
For--
i7IB
he
had
alluded
was
still
masked
aster's
papers
again
hop
ng
to
h
d
Moffett'.
in
a
green
shroud.
,fd
some
clew
to
his
Identity
,
adroitly
.
phrMed
pr0po.Mon
"Just
another
preliminary'
nnd
whereabouts.
If
they
ever,.
.
.
...
na.
word."
Dr.
Moffett
murmured.
him,
it
is
almost
certain
he
-
h
,
d'
'
.7
he
h
d
have
suffered
a
great
deal
in
my.wiU.be
convicted.
Public
sentl-
eJ
Janeorou
life,
what
with
mv
unslehttv
ment
Js
strongly
against
him,'
patience
wiin
meaiisis
ana
vis-
silent
woman
at
her
side
uc-
fonaries.
Isent
up
for
ten
years
perhaps
i
"I
am
what
wou
would
call
a
"een."
LiwTJ,
t8hn?
"'A?1
man
of
hard
'pradtlcal
sense.
All
Though
she
tried
to
hold
ft
!.
h".
fnt.hfl
my
actions
are
calculated
to
back,
a
faint
moan
of
dread
LIL
serve
my
own
selfish
interests,
broke
from
Adele'.
lips.
.tjrt
"over
her
head
My
desires
are
the
only
law
I
recognize
and
obey.
I
always
attain
my
objectives.
If
anything
stands
in
my
way,
I
sweep
it
aside.
Do
you
understand
me
bet
ter
now?
tice
of
medicine
to
devote
myselftface.
Since
she
eould
not
see
the
to
pleasanter
and
more
profitable
pursuits.
I
suppose
you
arc
won
dering
about
this
green
light
nnd
why
you
can't
sew
much
of
me,
especially
of
my
faee.
Well,
there
are
reasons.
There
is
nothing
very
mysterious
about
this
light.
You
have
seen
the
same
thing
occasionally
in
the
theatres.
As
for
my
reason
for
sitting
here
in
semiobscurity
"
He
laughed,
a
deep,
whimsical
laugh.
"I
am
telling
you
this
so
that
you
will
feel
more
at
ease
in
my
prMJK.
We
can't
have
a
satisfactory
discussion
unless
you
feel
wholly
comfortable.
You
are
more
comfortable
already,
aren't
you?"
"Yea,
Pr.
Moffett,"
said
Adele
in
a
voice
that
still
sounded
a
little
uncertain.
"That'a
splendid.
Just
a
few
more
words
about
myself.
I
am
probably
the
uglltet
man
in
ere
atlon.
A10,
I
nm
very
sensitive
about
mpp
unfortunate
looks
impression
that
it
was
not
Dr.
Moffett's
natural
voice
grew
stronger.
"Good,
Miss
Castle.
You
must
be
weary
of
hearing
me
talk
of
myself.
I
have
spoken
this
way
only
in
order
that
we
may
understand
each
other
better.
Now
we
Bhall
talk
about
something
else.
You
have
probably
heard
pf
Daniel
Forrester?"
"I
I
think
so,"
Adele
stammered.
The
newspaper
headlines
she
had
seen
at
breakfast
that
morning
flashed
back
into
her
mind
with
sharp
vividness.
Forrester's
Partner
"We
can
dispose
of
Forrester
in
a
few
words.
He
was
a
man
somewhat
like
myself
ambitious,
hard,
aggressive
and
ruthless
where
his
own
interests
were
concerned
a
man
who
scoffed
at
laws
and
conventions.
It
was
his
ambition
to
be
rich.
To
realize
that
ambition
he
organized
one
of
the
greatest
and
most
In
genious
swindling
schemes
the
human
brain
has
ever
conceived.
"In
a
little
while
less
than
a
year
he
massed
together
ten
millions.
He
would
have
piled
up
a
hundred
millions
if
he
had
lived
and
could
have
avoided
complications
with
the
law.
While
he
lived
he
was
lucky.
The
tuthoritles
didn
t
become
cogni
zant
of
the
illicit
nature
of
his
operations
until
three
weeks
after
his
death."
A
new
dread
took
hold
of
Adele,
succeeding
the
sense
of
weirdnesa
he
hadrxpcrlencrd.
she
thought
she
could
ue
the
trend
of
Dr.
Moffett'a
remarks.
You
see,
Miss
Castle,
was
shrewd
and
subtle
en
ough
to
make
a
crooked
game
ap
pear
straight.
And
so
ha
contin.
.until,
he
died.
Then
a
storm
broke.
Hundreds
of
victims
bet
gan
to
squeal
and
whine.
An
examination
of
Forrester's
dupll'
cate
books
told
the
story.
"But
it
whs
too
late
to
punish
Forrester.
A
dead
man
can't
be
brought
before
a
jury.
Yet
somebody
haI
t5
be
punished.
The
whlnera
had
to
be
pacified
a
pack
of
greedy,
yellow-livered
fools
who
howled
for
vengeance
when
they
discovered
they
had
bit
into
a
gold
brick.
A
scapegoat
had
to
be
found."
Hid
vnn
mv
anmpthlnir.
Miss
ui
11.
huu
uccn
"C-F
Castle?
Not
Well,
it
is
my
op
inion
that
the
search
will
bei
fruitless.
You
see;
some
of
For-!
Tester's
papers
the
very
ones
that
would
reveal
his
identity
i
She
smiled
mirthlessly.
As
if
nnl
tighten
the
case
against
him
one
could
understand
a
manlare
missing.
whose
face
was
not
visible
to
thel
"Missing?"
Adele
echoed
In
a
yes!
Yet
an
impression
of
a,
hollow
voice.
"You
mean
"
sort
had
been
sketched
on
heri
"Ye8'
1
mea"
that
through
ji
brain.
She
wondered
whether
Dr.
fortunate
occurrence
those
papers!
Moffett
would
sweep
aside
a
hu-
e'
into
mT
hands.
They
are
now-j
man
obstacle
as
ruthlessly
as.
n
my
possession,
sareiy
hidden
according
to
his
own
words,
he
where
no
one
is
likely
to
find'
swept
aside
inanimate
ones.
(
them.
The
mysterious
Mr.
Gravesj
"Yes,
I
think
I
do,"
she
mur-
really
no
mystery
to
me."
tMiiMA
I.
-
1-1.
1
il
J
AiaYa
fttH
n
tVirvbtnrv
4
rr
Viia-iAaia
'
ghostly
puffs
of
gray
smoke
that
at
the
throat
rifted
in
front
of
the
Invisible
Who
who
is
he?"
The
reply
came
after
a
pause)
face
she
fell
to
studying
the
voice
which
Doctor
Moffett
remarked.
I
'
-I
i
t.
i.
.
"TK.
.IU..'IU.
uniie
tiuseiy.
uespiie
me
aeep
ihmui)hct
uic
nun
dcui
and
pleasant
timbre
of
it.
her!ching."
Wisps
of
cigar
smoke
whirled
lazilv
in
the
air.
i
"Virgil
Ellsworth
Castle,
your
father."
Mysterious
Mr.
Graves
The
semiannual
meeting
of
the
Board
of
Directors
of
the
Knickerbocker
Finance
Corporation
had
been
a
stormy
one.
Several
members
had
mutinied
against
the
lately
adopted
policies
of
the
chairman,
Virgil
Ellsworth
Castle.
Heated
invective
and
sharp
retorts
had
passed
along
the
mahogany
table,
disturbing
the
decorum
of
a
severely
plain
room
bordered
by
sound-proof
walls
and
sanctified
to
wejghty
deliberations.
Otherwise
dignified
gentlemen
in
frock
coats
had
for
gotten
they
were
gentlemen
Faces
had
flushed
and
voices
had
risen
above
the
limits
of
good
behaviour.
It
had
been
the
most.
turbulent
meeting
in
the
hwtor
of
the
corporation.
It
was
over
now.
Mr.
Castle
had
returned
to
his
private
of
fice,
furnished
in
the
manner
-of
hnaSSIcttl
drgnlty'that
became
his
position.
He
adjusted
the
flower
in
his
buttonhole
and
mopped
his
face.
A
smile
played
about
his
lips
as
he
stood
at
a
window
looking
out
over
the
harbor
with
its
argosies
from
many
lands.
It
had
been
a
good
fight.
Ho,
had
thrown
all
his
strength
and
the
full
force
of
his
personality
into
it.
His
voice
had
alternately
coed
and
thundered.
He
had
cajoled
and
bluffed;
his
tongue
hnd-lattered
-nnd
lashed,
as-
the
occasion
required.
He
had
leaped
from
playful
satire
to
vitrolic
de
nunciation.
And
in
the
end
he
had
won.
It
had
been
a
victory
for
Mr.
Castle
and
his
faction.
Hence
ued
hia
oeratIons
unhamperedjthe
satisfied,
If
somewhat
tired,
smile
that,
now
twisted
his
lips,
It
-was
a
great
satisfaction
to
know
that
ho
"was
a
master
ofi
men.
even
ir
he
was
not
at
nil
tlmca
master
of
himself.
For
the
time
at
least
he
had
drowned
a
burden
of
fear
nnd
guilt
In
the
tossing
bijlows
of
a
battle
from
which
he
had
emerged
victorious.
Almost
soundlessly
the
door
opened.
Adele.
the
one
person
privileged
to
enter
his
inner
sanctum
without
formality,
stepped
liirhtlv
Insldo
nml
rinsed
tha
door
behind
her.
Mr.
Castle,
ab-
Dr.
Moffett
laughed
sardonl-1
sorbed
in
his
thoughts,
heard
cally.
"The
authorities
are
stlllj
nothing.
She
advanced
a
few
fooking
for
the
scapegoat.
Maybe)
steps
over
the
rug,
then
paused
all
a
hideous
dream.
(Continued
Tomorrow)
-
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f
itif
:
n
,
.
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r,
4
h;HOMERUNSIN
I
E
APIir
f
AMHP
Her
father
was
standing:
LEifiUUlJ
UiHIlLiJ
Scores
follow:
Ninth
to
seeing
him
until
recently,
with
C,fve
nnd
Ve
S,Bun"J.n
N
head
hM
hivh
Vni.M
lnnJn&.,GivjnK.Them
Mctoi
ctory
NEW
YORK,
July
28.
In
drone
In
hr
enru
Dr
Mnfftt'
rirate
pitchers
for
ten
runs.
I'hiel
voice
I
Things
that
were
incom-
hit
a
homer
w,th
the
bar'
rowd-prehensible
thronged
her
brain,
ed
ln
the
lucky
venth.
but
uppermost
was
a
sham
an-
Th
mighty
Grove
Cleveland
Miss
Conway,
too
preoccupied
iace
ana
my
nervous
aliment.
"u
lll""'uu
ul
mt.
u,
ri.t
i..
v.j
uu.a
Uhr..m
any
rate,
i
nave
no
-
-
'.
"S
IrL
SJ"
Z
.iV
to
.elude
the
surveillance
of
tho!
funned
seven
Philadelphians.
j
The
last
hour
had
been
like
a'piLchinB
fo!:,
,he
CrdlnU.
American
League
Detroit
5,
New
York
7.
St.
Louis
7,
Hoston
4.
Cleveland
1-0,
Philadelphia
4-8.
Chicago
S,
Washington
8.
National
League
New
York
0,
Chicago
2.
Brooklyn
10,
Pittsburgh
7.
Boston
6-6,
Cincinnati
9-0.
Philadelphia
2,
St.
Louie
8.
BASEBALL
Tonight
at
6i
of
Canada.
IS.
Gyros
vs
Sons
FOOTBALL
IN
RAIN
MONDAY
EVENING
One
Goal
Each
Made
by
Empress
and
Thistle
Tenm
at
Ac.
ropolia
Hill
was
beginning
to
finger
bar
for
Empress.
W.
Barton
was
referee.
KERMODE'S
BEAR
IS
SEEN
ON
STIKINE
BY
PASSENGERS
ON
BOAT
tne
the
WRANGF.LL,
July
24.
Passenger
on
board
the
Hazel
B.,
arriving
from
a
trip
up
the
Btikine
River,
report
seeimr
an
albino
Sport
Chat
Driving
Ease
and
Riding
Comfort
Ford
car
has
established
THE
new
principles
in
motoring
comfort,
proving
that
a
light
car
of
convenient
wheel
base
can
be
made
to
ride
with
the
same
effortless,
smooth
ease
as
any
of
its
weightier
and
more
expensive
road
companions.
The
unique
combination
of
transverse
springs
with
an
Houdaille
shock
absorber
to
each
wheel,
is
one
of
the
secrets
4
HouJaltU
Shock
Absorbers
HouJiill
Hrdr.ulk
Shock
Ab-lorbni
lour
to
amy
Ford
at,
aburb
both
ih
upwud
and
oowowird
thrust
of
the
shock
through
slowing
tin
pimt
sctioa
bv
mesas
of
a
Keirr
ttyrnwc
solution,
which
is
lurctil
through
a
small
ilt
Irom
one
compirtmrnt
so
an-whir.
Tbn
offer
itottinct
so
lh
blow
when
and
at
required.
of
this
remarkable
performance
added
to
perfect
balance
and
a
body
and
chassis
joined
like
one
piece.
This
ac
counts
for
the
ten
dency
of
the
Ford
car
to
hug
the
road
at
all
speeds.
Model
"T"
Owners
So
that
rou
may
continue
to
enjoy
the
sdTinuft.
of
Ford
ownership
coupled
with
new
standards
of
quality
'an
J
performance
unequalled
in
the
light
car
field.
Fbrd
Dealers
are
prepared
to
ult
In
your
ktodel
T
Ford
Car
at
t
fait
market
value.
Dtivt
in
your
Model
"T
to
be
appraised
and
ask
for
demonstration
drive
io
the
Ford
Mode!
"A".
Peculiarly
restful
driving
is
a
direct
result
of
this
riding
comfort.
The
feather-light
steering
wheel,
that
is
rock-firm
in
the
hand
under
any
road
conditions,
gives
the
driver
perfect
control
Gears
shift
with
silent
precision
and
the
change
down
from
high
to
second,
so
often
of
use
in
traffic
emergency,
may
be
effected
in
one
smooth
motion.
Another
unusual
advantage
offered
by
the
Ford
car
is
its
Local
Baseball
J
.
i
L.
r
'
Innnite
of
the
rafp
n-Monday
'
ynjs
and
Koni
night
there
was
n
wen
conwsieu
;
rj"c
am
nignr
!
spite
of
Rice's
two
homers,
Pip-lfWr.nii
.mm
hplwenn
the
Km-U'layed
tonight
at
the
She
wondered
at
the
transfer-
Bra8
the
Tigers
at
New
York.
I..
.
Hill
Jot,
-
mation.
But
she
did
not
wonder
for
Jojig.
Too
many
things,
some
of,
them
weirdly
inexplicable,
others
poignantly
real
and
clear;
had
happened
in
the
last
few-
Six
runs
in
the
ninth
save
Cleve
land
the
victory
In
the
second
game
of
a
double-header
against
the
Athletics.
In
the
first
game
Simmons
hit
his
22nd
noma
run
hours
to
permit
her
to
inquire
Fox
ffot
nis
l0th
,n
the
second
into
causes
and
effects.
She
was
Bame-
At
Pittsburgh
in
the
National
still
ii
seeinir
seeing
thlnirs
tnings
through
tnrough
n
a
-
mled.
ip
a
tie,
.one
goal
each.
lifts
h
tu.
c
...
,
..
,i
.
i
iui
u
Kunie
anu
B
H:i
f
it
..
At
nan
lime.
mere.
wa
n
..
..-
.:
uc
wore,
but
ten
minutes
torn
the
te
finish
Alex
Haig,
scored
ifor
tbeitu;
H0W"
t-rt-
Tnitle..tem
,.nll
mirfute
be-
'.
have
to
har(
fpre
the
end
when
the
ref
eree
f
'
?luu
name'
T
,
w,lUtI
rouAv
fnr
,,,
fini
8tPPn
800n
f?
b.wv..
....ow.
nine
o
a
uisittiu
.
-
.
.
.
'
Mi,.
1...I1
l.tW
Wo
iiiiiawu
ruirc
oj
fflj
...w
v
-
r
-
ci
Ine
"X
I'-
t.
turning
ability
If
is
a
narrow
street
indeed
in
which
the
Ford
car
will
not
turn
completely
with
out
backing.
Think
what
this
mean
In
city
parking.
A
ipace
little
longer
than
the
car
itself
may
be
used
without
tiresome
manocuvering.
Demonstration
Ask
Your
Ford
dealer
to
let
you
drive
a
Ford
car.
He
will
be
glad
to
take
you
out.
Select
the
steepest
hills,
the
heaviest
j-oing
you
will
be
amazed
at
the
power
at
your
command.
A
demonstration
will
convince
you
of
the
outstanding
merit
of
the
Ford
car.
Also
request
your
Ford
dealer
to
show
you
the
hidden,
inbuilt
quality
features
of
the
car.
Time
Payment
If
you
prefer
to
buy
out
of
income,
you
will
find
the
authorized
time
payment
plan
offered
by
all
Ford
dealers
most
lean,
same
manner
as
r..
.
.
VL
msck
s
team
is
Hum
n
.
,
rican
League.
Tho
.
.
.
.
....
.
.
i
I
isiKat
cannet
ue
rntD
tr,.
however,
and
v
.
h.
:
r,
I
standing
in
listed
th.:
i
A
I
,
.
.
L
nonie
urew
in
inn
.lis,
league.
Do
we
bar
of
disapproval
from
'i-.o
the
mighty
8onn
Regiment
Team
The
Regiment
team
t
1111!
VFnviv
t
ma
r
iu
nn.o
i
.
K.ntn.
-Mmu-
mithim.i
i
hiiiipm
run
i-..
.
empties
into
the
Stikine.
is
expected
to
be
yl
It
was
toward
evening
that
the
Beaumont,
Edge,
urn
i
bear
was
sighted.
It
was
stand-
Burdette
Rusoell
V
ing
on
a
ledge
almost
directly
d
N'
above
the
boat,
affording
an
op-
ml'
,
portunlty
for
good
insectlon.be-
Wfacniin-
fore
it
-made
off
into
the
woods.
.
Contain
S5.
C.
Ilarrini?lin
iU-
The
Internationa?
4
II.
i:
scribed
the
bear
as
belmr
larcre
between
Canada
and
tht
Vi
and
creamy
white
in
color,
with
States,
Including
A)u
i,
reddish
ears
and
pink
eyes.
miles
In
length.
FORD
JpTOR
COMPANY
OF
CANAPE
LIMITED