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JDATLY
NEW3
Tiiesday,
Augu
j
PAGE
FOUR
SYNOPSIS
Police
Oentaln
Summer
Thrilling
'
Mystery
Story
30
chapters
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4
HERMAN
LANDON
;face
was
a
little
-flushed.
There
ij
jnjitat.
were
vine
'leaves
in
his
hair
and
..
ih.
miua
nf
fK
pmtwvn
hp
Worn
5i
f
Irtwincr
toern
with
n
Meantime.
Br.
Moffett
Is
getting
HiUe
groggy,
he
.fell
to
watch-
anhnu
and
telephones,
givmg
ittsi
ing
the
gay,
colorful
revel.
A
oastle
just
hours
in
which
to
make
paul
Joneg
followed
the
fandaH-
payment
w
mt
per
xauter
iron.
a.s-
graee
and
prosecution.
Dale
draws
cash
from
hjs
bank
and
makes
an
appointment
with
Adele.
He
then
visits
the
Ferryman
home,
agree
ing
to
aptuK
tbe
murderer
,1thln
a
l
NSTAL.M
EXT
TWTSNTV-EI
VE
i
tTJte
MummerB,
Frolic
,
'
The
Itoman
Empemr
had
made
frequent
trips
to
the
punch
bowl
and
now
he
was
Bhowing
the
effects
of
exceeive
drinking.
He
staggered
noticeably
and
his
go.
and
then
a
little
band
of
Ty
roleans
in
bright
native
costume
sang
several
songs.
The
next
number
was
a
jazzy
fox
trot
which
brought
the
raaiority
of
the
gathering
out
on
the
floor.
The
emperor's
head
slumped
down
toward
his
chest,
but
his
eyes
missed
no
detail
of
the
scene.
It
wag
a
scene
full
of
dash
and
color.
All
the
centuries,
with
guorous
princesses
of
the
Nile
to
the
apaches
of
Paris
and
the
black
shirts
of
Italy.
1
.
1
t
1.
J
.
a
Russian
princess
of
the
old
regime.
And
In
the
background,
apart
from
the
general
gayety,
was
a
Carmen
with
roses
in
iher
hair.
j'
The
emperor
gazed
at
her
for
a
moment,
and
again
a
hint
of
a
smile
hovered
about
his
lips.
Th.en
his
eyes
narrowed
slightly
behind
the
hole3
in
his
jnask.
A
maid
in
tinsel
armor
Joan
oi
Arc,
perhaps
had
just
approach
ed
Carmen
in
a
usual
sort
of
way.
Soon
they
were
chatting
pleas
antly.
The
emperor
rose,
vhom
he
u
convinced
is
rfliy
hw
broad
purple
.border
such
as
Nero
unreadily
to
the
punch
bowl,
,and
friend,
Martin
Dale.
Mr.
Alexander
m,h.
haVB
,whon
ha
rM,110,l
refreshed
himself
again.
cans
cans
to
to
relat
relate
a
a
tale
of
x
:
.
...
"
"
"
I
"Yn.tr
ImnArlal
mairalv
Vina
n
Ferryman
trane
happenngs
at
343
Bank
Street
and
requests
police
Investigation
A-
.
.
"
-
n
,
.
11
.
1
II
7
1
man.
ha.
heard
footP
and
n
an
e.
time
of
little
Louis.
-eerie
green
light.
Ferryman
is
showing
sionai
entertainers
penormea
a
The
en,peror
,regarded
him
lof-PZZ
ZTo?V:
ffda"g0
to
the
accompaniment
,,
It
ShakeShapespeh,"
pon
rings,
a
voio
tiu
of
tta4int,
0f
guitar
and
castanets.
The
im-
i
..,.
.,m
f,
,
.
.
he
pronounced
unsteadily,
"who
a
woman's
body
at
the
above
addrees
Perial
tippler
adjusted
his
onask.
-the
dd
woman
Is
Ferryman's
wife.
ighfovered,hJcthat
a
genT.
summeo
find,
only
one
u.
a
bit
of
squared
his
shoulders
-and
threw
mn
can
drjnk
hic
himshef
anything.
I
rule
orvVmrtv.
Tilno
Am
holding
out
his
hand.
niTPIJ
V
f
A
Mr
She
.rose
reluctantly.
'"Hut
you
JUJilDI
UilllljJ
are
intoxicated;"
she
objected,
i
'.x.
,
'..
fT
TllTlf
'1
&?rv
rageousiyvun
a
i.erCe-.o0K,B
,
;
pirate.
A
furry
Eskimo
paid
court
I
tari
Jj,
q
danc(J.
with
,fc
no
fgh
dlfJ
to
a
veiled
charmer
from
the
'barem.
The,
-inevitable
Pierette
1
.
iiihotflvar
'
Kimi
It-nS
.
ifllll
Ill4
I'lll'KI
MM
II
II-iT
I
I
Ilfl
I
II
111
.
...
nuiiivu
fcVf
niiun
11
.fli
Mtune.
th.
Ptcsroon
has
writtew
irre8olute.
Then,
with
the
.ul'i.if1.:."".
ex:
Pened
t6
have
ahy
influence
with
Dub,in-
nKctias
In
Central
Park.
A
dele
has
cicv-nnrna
ul
uuc
uu
had
a
terrifying
experjenoe.
Taxen
by
can
i
truBi,
nis
legs
10
oenave,
ne
a
raysUrtous
Mjss
Oonwaj
to
a
strange
started
toward
a
row
of
chairs
light
through
which
ate
oould
t"mie
in
the
rear
Fqp
a
few
g
a
only
the
faint
outline
of
a
man,
oatttng
.
...
,
n-1
i
rit
well,
and
then
he
collided
hmweit
r.
Mcffett.
ah
u
tout
that
certs-jn
papers.
A
(Me
and
Dale
meet.
He
tells
her
he
was
present
during.
her
strange
lnter-
i
He
rocked
on
his
feet,
another
drink
ean
precept,
he
more
erect
now,
He
did
.took
not
re-
her
father
has
been
connected
with
a
with
a
swaggering
cabarello
with
4n
.
fVl
ot
'
v't,j
Previous.
,.i.
crckui
financju
d-i.
Dr.
Moffett
trailing
sword
and
flowimr
curls.
!
?
Ke'r
aemaaaa
sioo.ouo
lor
nis
sueaeo
ano
,
.
w
j'.v.v.
v.iucic
up
cun
me,
saiu
me
r.mperor.
"Why
don't
you
look
where
you
I
are
going?"
was
the
churlish
res-
closer
proximity
to
Carmen
and
..r
Australian
Team
to
Visit
Old
It
proved
fro4VMI
wittaSnaJS;
"T
and
Play
Series
was
there,
coquetting
with
a
ear-,.
l.nal,
at
?a-,
,roa.l
geous
and
aggressive
sheik.-
A
'
LONDON,
Aug.
20:-The!com-mendicant
f
,
d
was
fect
But
f
monk
hobnobbed
with
.
.
l.,x.,
.
..tj
!
tn
whall
snason
will
be'
iici
v
in
i
v
niiu
uiiaicl
v
.one
iuuiu
have
surrendered
lierself
wholly
heightened
in
importance
by
"Your
roses
Are
falllnir
out
Af
ches.
me
dates
ror
the
ilnter-f
your
hair."
he
observed.
"Let
us
national
encounter
will
He
pieas-
rose
haa
caUKht
aS
jt
len
f
,0
walked
her
.hair.
"You
were
rirfht,"
he
told
her.
"I
wouldn't
firet
drunk
tonight,
of
are:
all
nfuhts.
A
semblance
of
inehJ
Jan
n.ncent
xnirs
remarKea
a
riety
ha3
,t,
.how.aris,
There
m
a
muse
in
the
ren-
.advantaRea
eison.
a
watcranan
empioyca
oy
rwrry-
nowerv
court
atienaani
oi
me
.
al
t
i
dancinp
j
.
.
...in.
while
1.11
two
lw"
nrofes
I""1"'
r
..
.
-
.
.ever,
PVPI.
when
-...i.
people
see
.a
man
drunk,
they
are
not
likely
to
bus-"
pect
him.
What
was
Joan
of
Arc
talking
to
you
about?
Into
presenting
Wales
at
Pontypridd
on
Jan.
18.
nni.
n
i
n.
r
i
a!
1
1
France
vs.
Scotland
at
the
directors."
'Ten.
22
Scotland
w.
Ireland
"uvc
He
smiled.
She
had
spoken
with
at
"Murrayfield.
apd
moved
-away.
.
.
-OI,ft
i,.itu..
J"eb.
22
.Enirland
vs.
Franee
at
a
.
f
.
m
.
.
n
-"-VWVMl.VHi
lIUjailllLV
.
U
I
111
"
"
'
11
W
J"stl
jr
tne
Twickenham.
carried
?Iak"pea;
nervousness.
In
the
meager
iMghf
iiiuuicu
;Mlf
.
i,'i,.i,.i..-i..j
.Aiar
v
a
es
vs.
irei.ino
"
"
iiw.v
IIIC
UA1I.UUJ
I
il
C
MUU
ied
her
face.
.Swansea.
.
"Well,
Miss
Castle.-
he
-mur-l
Mar-
15
England
vs.
.Scotland
mured,
"did
vou
hrlnc
fhoiat
Twickenham
Joan
or
Arc.
he
huouub
wasoo,
Her
glender
shouderfl
shook
J
Park
vu
vn....t
i
......
tu-ar
i
wMi.Httie.
:
JIow
did
you
recotrniae
i
j
.
..ntur..l
1
l.
.
i.
l.i
hp
her.
Dale
also
meeta
1
"
1
7"
-
"
1
tne?"
she
asked,
evasively,
inesa,
rau.
Ainswonn.
iney
oeoome
n.iin
...
me
.ua.in
UL-cuiuiittiueu
ipiurneu
Kiugnt
came
iorwaru
ana
nti
it
t,
su-pjoiou.
of
oo.
.aoth-r.
Dale
,
the
reproach.
'
claimed
Joan
for
the
next
dance.
Lw
T'Jn'f.
,yU
tre7ear"
his
own"
enters
the
house
where
JL!J
,ng
doesn
t
conceal
much
of
the,
your
u...
Thp
li.c
e
mnprm.
Mt
down
but
h
i
Tha
The
orchestra,
concealed
be-
.
.
5pero'
murder
occurred
ai
is
trapped
wjthini
fa
,Begid
T
h
d
,
d
by
Summer..
Ferryman
aim
AMton.
J
"followed
the
caballero's
hind
a
wall
of
exotic
fo
iage.
confidential
Informal,
Information
that
fc.t
,
.who
diaeer
xm.
Mct
a
ofihaushtv
nrotfres.
A
little
Smll
.tmr-W
nr.
w,Ur
Th
omnr
com,tlfnal
you
pens
pom
behind
a
sliding
panel,
played
about
his
Hps,
stood
up.
steadied
himself.
DaAa
i
J
the
thrown
Axelson
.
room,
Tl,n,,
a
u
;
v-j
r
i
i
aP!
gypsy'
"u'si.
nmowuuii
a.-n
i
..pttuiicu
vuriuen
ana
,
uoweu.
trirtiUfh
a
wlndo
"p
tn
the
resalt-
ant
vriiaiptois)e
.
coming."
he
mumbed
iunder
his
''Will
you
do
me
the
honor?"
Bummers
at
lunobwn
next
day
breath.
"Anyway
he
might
have!
he
murmured,
soberlx.
enough,
rrcelves
a
note
and
peOaw
from
ieff
,!
hnA
omnr
.of
:Vinm
'
Cv,
th
miaaina
Maria
i
nen,
inrougn
eyes
mat
tiooKea
tnrough
her
mac.
-
The
vine
Were
to
annear
as
a
Rnnnlah
Vn..amDiey
told
you.'
said,
contemptuously
i
bribed
him."
"S'up'
Apr.
.21
.France
vs.
Wales
at
BIO
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
"
y
y
Ue"t
little.
"I
Inow
you
are
tne
soul
Washington
......
40
'
"Oh!"
she
exclaimed
with
a
ofMhof
-
J
ee
them?"
Chicago
45
.
.
.....
..
Hp
lnimtinrl
Hnrtal.-al,.
XTi
-'"OStOn
.iJ
start,
"inen
you
are
i
:
"u-
h
"I
am
Nero."
he
interrupted.
't"st
W
charmlhr
little
gypsy.
I
She
smiled
vaguely,
tremu-
hAv?
,hd
?0,me
'experiences
with
their
shifting
garb,
manners
and
lously.
"But
I
am
neither
a
blue
follies,
were
there,
from
the
shep-
devil
nor
a
yellow
Chinaman."
herds
of
Arcadia
and
the
lan-
"You
are
Carmen,"
he
Raid.
leaves
in
his
hair
were
awry
and
his
imperial
toga
did
not
hang
quite
straight.
"I
am
Nero,"
he
murmured
while
she
hesitated.
"I
am
not
accustomed
to
refused
"Poker
Hands"
for
Cigar
Smokers
HEpockct
pack
of
five
Stonewall
Jacksons
enables
cigar
smokers
to
share
in
the
valuable
presents
which
arc
exchanged
free
for
complete
e
ts
of
"Poker
Hands".
STONE
WAN
J
CIGARS
V
Pockel
Paclc
of
Five
for
25c,
she
nose
we
don't
stress
that
point.
.What
about
the
.money?"
"What
about
the
.papers?"
"They
are
here.
Inside
my
imperial
toga."
'
"Alt
of
them?"
.
"Half
of
them.
That
was
the:
itfinimne
wnes.
iou
shaven
t
answered
my
question.
.Did
you
brinir
the
.mony?"
"It's
here.'UVith
a
vague
.ges
ture
she
indicated
her
trimmed
bodioe.
"Fifty
thousand?'!
"That
was
the
amount,
wasn't
it?"
i
"H'm.
ffhflt
isn't
a
direct
answer.
Did
you
or
did
jtju
not
bring
fifty
thousand
-dollars"
"You
axe
at
liberty
to
count
it,"
said
the
girl,
'evenly,
43
soon
as
you
.
have
satisfied,
ma
there
is
to
be
ino
trickery:
National
League
W
1..
Chicago
74
Pittsburgh
CO
New
York
C2
St.
Louis
5C
"You
have-Brooklyn
50
Cincinnati
48
Philadelphia
.46
Boston
4G
American
League
W
Philadelphia
8S
"New
York
68
Cleveland
Cleveland
60
60
being
Z
rV
TJ
uireerhent.
You
don't
think
for
a
trie
earth.
iv-
TOOment
that
T
,d
h
t
your(St.
Louis
50
.7"
l.Lydllr
J
-Ph.
"Oh.
no:"
no:"
She'
She'
tossed
tossed
her
her
head
headWolt
-55
35
45
52
56
62
Go
G6
C7
L.
33
44
51
157
61
63
71
75
SOFTBALL
POSTPONED
Owing
to
the
rain,
last
night's
hCN.R.
softball
fixture
between
'Station
and
Round
House
had
to
silver-
be
postponed.
This
evening,
if
1
weather
permits,
last
Friday'.
postponed
game
between
Super
intendent's
Office
and
KoundJ
House
will
be
played.
FOOTBALL
POSTPONED
Rain
caused
the
postponement
that
nf
the
fourth
straight
league
football
game
when
Regiment
"Splendid
l'f
rcjalnid
the
em'
'and
Thistles
were
unable
to
play
peror.
-in
a.'
suddenly
altered
last
night
on
account
of
the
in
Aolce.
"I
think
you
Will
carr
It
Clemency
of
the
elements.
The
off
very
well,
Miss
Castle."
',
1
riext
scheduled
game
will
be
rehearm-l
came
off
in
fine!'
she
pushed
him
from
her,
He
shape."
lurched
drunkenly,
reached
for
Sho
rnlnxed.
,A11
at
once
the
.her
galn,
but
another
resound-
oautlon
arid
hostility
iaded
out
8iaP
Beni
nim
staggering
to-of
hPr
.Ves.
TRut
you
said
VoO
ward
the
door,
almost
colliding
were
to
appear
'as
the
Picaroon."
"And
what
did
you
expect
the
Picaroon
to
look
like?"
"I
haTdly
know.
1
certainly
didn't
expect
to
.nee
him
In
a
Roman
'.toga,
with
a
purple
bor
hair."
"Well,
you
eee,
the
Picaroon
isn't
committed
to
any
partiou-,
lar
style
iof
apparel.
He
dresses
""oinMitp
to
the
occasion
and
th
moocj
he
happens
to
be
In.
Tonlght-i
"
;
He
jaWd,
quched
her
arm,
nnd
glltpoed
Sback
over
his
shoulder.
'(Call
jne
ai
.drunken
hnllv."
Jie
'whimpered,
"and
slap
my
face
alap
It
hard.
'Quick!"
She
gasped
a
he
wound
his
htioiit
er
shoulder
endear-
iniflv
There
was
a
little
sound
at
the
door
npenlrtK
tin
ithe
bal
cony.
.Instantly,
as
he
drew
her
face
to
him
as
If
to
-kiss
!her
she;
cauttht
.her
-cue,
;
"I'nu
.aruriken
beastl"
sTie
'
cried
indignantly,
-delivering
emort
Wow
on
Hile
dheek.
'JIIow.
with
a
figure
that
had
Just;
stepped
out
on
ihe
balcony.
For,
u
moment
he
paused,
leering
at'
her
in
the
dusk
and
then
the'
door
slammed
and
he
was
gone.
I
"Thethe
contemptible
cad!"
i
der.
and
wtth
-vine
leaves
In
his
"
ce".
breathing
hard
from
iiue
oAciiiun
ana
uie
apparent
humiliation.
"I
never
was
"
I
She
stopped.
For
the
first
i
flme
she
appeared
to
notice
thei
new
arrival.
"Oh,
you!"
she
exclaimed,
recognizing
Joan
of
Arc
with
her
blond
curls
and
her
Intriguing'
oaDy
icatures.
bho-had
vaguely'
expected
some
one
else.
It
Bcem-ed
Dale
had
staged
a
useless
piece
of
mummery,
but
there
was
nothing
to
do
but
go
through
with
it
now.
t
To
He
Continued
Tomorrow
j
BASEBALL
Sport
Chat
.
Tonight's
City
League
.
base-,
balLixture
will
JjeJikwefen
Ihe
Gyro
Club
and
Native
''TSttip
tvof
Canafhv;instcad
of
Elks
m,
Native
Sons
as
shown
on
the
schedulethe
Elks
will
be
unable
to
Uy
virtue
o7
two
consebutive
step
out
here
where
you
can.ar-;"t
test,
Grave
Park,
Hull,
Oct.
,
v
the
Elks,
the
Mine
has
range
'them!"
They
edged
their
;way
through
the
churning,
laughing,
mirth-drunken
crowd
and
stepped
.out
on
a
balcony.
He
handed
Jier
.a
5;
second
test,
.Headlngley,
lork-,..
,
,
;,
hnnnr,
.
An
snire
hoy.
a;
tnird
test,
awin
on,
fop
th
j
the
lM
juancnester.
Jan.
4.
ine
Austra-
.
twn
m,trh
k.-"Mi.-'
Hans
will
also
.meet
a
team
re-
won
7
to
2
while,
in
the
second;
e
core
was
4
to
3.
The
ihreeJ
teams
in
the
Anyox
league
have
xe
tuuea
lor
ine
micrnuuu
B1
startef,
.
a
..(.gon
rJ
games
under
rugby
union
rules
fn
r--.v
rn
Belfast.
Ten
prospective
channel
swim-
3n
iiuvnl.
v
v.
nt
mers,
.eiffht
women
and
two
men,
rnrjiff
have
been
in
training
at
Cape
rls-NeZ,
Franee.
for
SVexAV
'.Tnn.
2rTrp1and
vs.
France
nt
mlng
from
Capfc
Cris-Nez
T-l
1
t
1.
-
4T.1EGERIS
OLDEST
RACE:
From
all
appearances,
the
field;
will
be
mmle
up
of
speedy
horses
01
tiauuuui
stamina,
and
horses
I
that
while
able
to
last
the
dls-
tnnce,
seem
to
lack
finishing'
dash.
Lord
Woolavington'a
Wal-j
SOCCER
GAMES
Dates
Set
Tor
Important
Mm
l"
gins
Anr.
on
12.
I
vim
vouniry
.nvnuu.
Aug.
21)
.
.n.,..,
important
soccer
t
ixturn
team
this
evening
and,pritis!;
J"leJ
th
to
the
charm
of
the
dance.
j
visit
of
an
Australian
team.
1
he
,,-theref
ore,
the
switch
has-been
"I
don't
believe
you
.are
visitors
will
play
most
of
the
in-
,ma.Ue:
If
the
weather
i
turns
t
out
drunk;"
she
observed
presently,
dividual
clubs
in
the
rugby
R00(j(
jt
8h0uld
prove
an
inter-
"You
are
only
pretending."
league
ana
aiso
tnree
lesi
mai-
esting
game,
;t'Jlnn
....
mrr-i.eague
.Matches
Sept.
25
-
K.ii,h
f0(lfi
league
vs.
Irish
Iragur.
Evert
wLi.
v
irmn
Kiugue
land,
in
Ireland.
Nov.
2
Scottish
league
English
league,
(.iiasgnw
International
Matches
Oct.
.10lrliiti(l
i,.
in
Ireland.
Oct.
2P
Wales
In
Wales.
v?
Nov.
20
England
v
Chelsea.
Feb.
1
Ireland
vs.
,
Ireland.
.
Feb.
22
Scotland
v
In
Scotland.
Apr.
5
England
.
at
Wembley.
ihe
MngliFh
cui
t
weeks,
ilrs.
Myrtle
Haddleston,
ution
roner
opens
-
Jan.
18
and
BURLEIGH
GRIMES
NEW
YOKK,
An,
strange
case
nf
1:
i
now
pitching
tin
Ilest
Available
Three-Year-Olds
Wi
long
career
I
'Enfprcl
For
Turf
Tlnslp
'
ibuflrh
Pirates,
af
,
.
Uy
the
liobins
am!
'1
explained
reason-
nrtvn
iotph
t.'
i
in,
the
best
available
thre-yr-j
jpnjfU(,r.
67g
595
olds"
will
go
to
the
pot
for
the!.
Burleigh,
offer
a
'M4
St.
Leger
here
on
Sep.
11,
imt
thelsaonlng
in
the
-600
viefwitudes
of
the
dry
tummer
'
into
the
big
sh-n.
'Mft
and
Hhe
absence
of
some
very'l'Mijes
Ute
in
425
fine
colts
will
lead
to
a
very
'with,
the
Dues
r
411
open
race,
ine
long
urougm
ai
being
traded
J
am
July
and
August,
resulting
in
hard
training
grounds,
hag
seriously
interfered'
with
prepare-
Pet
tion
of
contendere
-or
this
great
.716
,
fixture,
.607
1
The
St.
Leger
is
the
oldeet
of
.626
the
five1
classiee
for
three-year
.500
.474
.438
.388
.342
old
lee
than
tw
Pirates,
Grimes
w
10
games.
It
has
taken
a
Burleigh
to
hen
of
the
red."
so
f..'
!
"Pirate
troe
t'
-t
.was
first
run
In
1776
j
he
has
made
a
r
'
and
is
also
longest
of
the
five,
being
at
a
mile,
six
furlongs
an
12
yards.
The
race,
biggest
even
on
the
turf
between
Ascot
and
the
late
Newmarket
handicap,
will
be
worth
at
least
160.000.
Vln
A,UHin
an
!
kkl
slBniraore
th.,f
nfiiinft
only
som.
i
i
Summary
American
12.5c
and
8c
to
U
ter
Gay.
second
in
the
Btmom'.-r'
?"
'
.
Derby,
appeared
the
logical
f.-!,AOC
ana
lcW
vorite
for
the
SL
Irer
on
his'
American
Epsom
running,
but
the
handl-
Kk,wado'
h-,w"
caps
in
training
resulted
In
hie
anl
forced
withdrawal.
Ird
Wool-
Kanaga.
45.0()(,
.....
avington
has
struck
this
Wml
of
WO.
Celd
8tnrK'
luck
so
often
as
to
betome
har-i
superior,
dened
to
it.
(and
8cC
Tnkint?
these
eohidirBtlnn
If.'
Ilrothers,
to
iiceount.
b
'ery
interesting
aTvd
8c.
rece
is
anticipated.
The
best
of
Cedrk.
14.000.
v
the
entrants
appear
to
be
THgo.
dinner
of
the
Derby:
Huland
Halnler.
S.-o.
Hala.
second
In
the
Grand
Prix
aflp-c
wui:,iiii4.
t.u
uiif
ftiiuBuajr
ccun.K
ucinrcii
l,lcJl
Paris'
ArtlaUa
Prnnf
7
o
Vkli
'Y"
tanauii
Had
rewbyed
Mr
mask,
jfnd
.wis
fempVess
-
Social
Club
and
Regl4
W
J
and
Mr
Mr.
Jftlft.
F
f'
-
i
n-,Jl
I
iconf
mln.
Vf
hhn
out
of
.dilated
ment.
Cold
eyes.
"Uh,
Jir.
iaiei"
"N'nt
so
lhud.
Carmen.
Rome
dare
jrou?
Go
Instantly
1"
one
miiv
hear.
Well,
our
Jittle
away
T)nily
News
"Want
Ads
quick
results.
0.000.
32.000,
li"
NO
OTHER
LIKE
IT
IN
THE
WOULD
ScntU-
She
-want,
to
.e"-tnln
it..
"
Fob.
1
Scot
and
vs.
Wa
es
at
and
the
final
at
v,m!.v
movies."
said
the
W
IwJ
w
Murrayfleld.
nnee
swimmer.
.Is
one
of
those
be
staged
on
Ay,-.
I'll
T
"She
wanted
to
know
If
I
:h.n-l
Teb.
8-IreIand
vs.
England
at
in,
tral",n
neip,a"8,0"
"W,T'
t,sh
CP
I
I
IMII'IT
illTf
a
imr,i
fin
tv.
4
(..T
HALIBUT
SAIIS
0,000,
E"""1-
Fanny
F.
V,IM
bring
Swain.
10.000,
A1
Be.
R-val.
Canadian
a'
a
"
r
an'1-'
.
-p.v
i'
m
this
Jiew
type
pf
hexagonal
shaped
aeroplano
will
accommodate
six
of
tho
larg-st
express
plu"
'
.it
Tonight
at
6i43.
Gyros
v
Son
This
new
hangar
has
jwlt
been.
erotedili1
Los
An'1'"
tit
Canada.
'
Western
"Express
.
talrportV
r
,