PAGE
FOUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
ARE
BEATING
TOM
TOMS
FOR
GERMAN
MAX
NEW
YOUK.
N.Y..
July
22.
TU-
t
a.
...
1
t
ft
and-outer.
His
last
effort,
a
close
decision
victory
over
Young
Strib-ling
in
Miami
Beach,
Fla.,
was
a
decidedly
"out"
effort.
The
young
German,
riding
the
crest
of
rising
might,
will
be
the
fnvnrilA
nf
mrmt
nf
flio
rH?ia
In
GOOD
WORK
DONE
ON
THE
BASEBALL
GROUND
The
condition
of
the
Gyro
baseball
park
on
the
corner
of
Sixth
Avenue
and
McBride
Street
Is
the
subject
of
much
favorable
comment.
The
place
Is
now
In
good
shape
for
the
games
with
a
proper
backstop
and
the
whole
presents
a
finished
appearance
taUJlL,9
credit
to
the
club.
'
It
Sport
Chat
'
One
Inch
Vo'iSpAfe
f
'
When
two
runners
are
only
one
jinch
apart,
It
seeitrsr-doubtful
"If
f
it
should
not
haye.
been
declared
r
.
.
..
tie.
Percy
Williams
beat
the.
'
me
luins
10ms
wnicn
nave
Deen
:
-
,r,
i
in
the
haavvu-Mirhl
lata,
nnw
hflva
sa
11
"a
na.u.jr
in
uiaiuc
the
ring
of
authenticity.
They
...v,
.
must
..
have
an
ominous
Mode
Yacht
Racing
is
understood
there
is
mure
couiu
ue
asKeu
oi
any
;
mai
me
race
win
prove
morei
lay
his
dazillng
right
hand
sharp-
oeK;ave
?
ngiana
in
tne
pre-
ly
and
friuently
on
the
chin
of
fent
world
record
of
231
miles
on
the
Boston
battler,
enough
times,
"our
which
he
set
on
the
ocean
in
fnri
t
romnv
Rhn-Vov
frm
speedway
here
last
spring
"pro.
...
,
-
,,,
,
.
TENNIS
CLUB
PLANNING
FOR
NEW
COURTS
Miss
Palmer
Chosen
Secretary
in
Place
cf
Eddie
Smith
and
Two
Names
Added
to
Executive
At
a
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club
last
night,
Carl
Brand
presiding,
the
resignation
of
Eddie
Smith
as
secretary
was
accepted
and
Miss
Margaret
Pal
mer
was
appointed
secretary
in
his
ONLYONEGAME
IN
BIG
LEAGUE
Pittsburgh
Smothered
Thirteen
Runs
to
Three
and
Kept
Lead
uauiy
win
Kiunu
tor
ai
least
two
years'
.
At
the
time
of
his
death
Kecch
was
the
only
American
driver
tvho
had
publicly
announced
the
Intertion
of
.
coning
here
next
winter
for
an
attempt
to
bring
the
high
spetfd
racing
laurels
back
to
the
United
States.
He
had
planned
to
build
a
machine
capable
of
developing
2.10
miles
an
hour..
With
Segrave's
announcement
that
he
definitely
has
retired
from
the
automobile
racing
game
there
has
been
considerable
speculation
at
this
scene
of
super-speed
triumphs
as
to
just
who
will
supply
the
next
threat
against
the
world's
record.
Reports
hare
been
received
that
several
Americans
and
a
few
foreign
drivers
are
planning
to
place.
Also
the
executive
was
DU1I1
n'Kh
speed
cars
but
so
far
strengthened
by
the
addition
of
n0
Announcement
has
been
made
Messrs.
Currie
and
P.
Black.
(concerning
definite
title
conten-
It
was
proposed
that
a
series
of
,
Aers.
dances
be
held
during
the
fall
to
ne
ot
the
outstanding
figures
augment
the
funds
with
the
view
In
high
speed
circles
and
one
to
replacement
of
the
present
old
who
may
take
another
shot
at
the
vjpoden
courts
with
cement
courts,
title
is
Capt.
Malcolm
Campbell
T,he8e
will
cost
between
$3000
and
oTTKngland,
who
set
the
former
$4000.
As
the
old
courts
aro1
record
of
20(1.95
miles
an
hour
about
done
for
action,
must
be
here
February
19,
1928.
Since
he
taken
soon.
failed
to
shatter
Seagrave's
record
after,
several
atlenjpU-JnSouth
Africa
last
spring,
however,
he
has
made
no
statement
regarding
his
plans.
,
Another
possible
contender
Is
J.
M.
White
of
Philadelphia,
bull-der
of
the
3G-cyllnder
Triplex
(with
which
Keech
established
a
Brooklyn
record
here
of
207.55
miles
an
hour
on
April
22,
1928.
It
was
the
same
car
in
which
Lee
Bible,
a
Daytona
Beach
driver,
rode
to
NEW
YORK,
July
23:
There
his
death
on
March
13,
1929,
wni
only
one
same
played
in
the
while
attempting
to
shatter
-Se
major
leagues
yesterday
and
in
iti
Pittsburgh
protected
a
scanty
grave's
rcsiord.
Herman
A.
Finche,
St.
Louis
leadln
the
National
League
pen-,
inventor,
is
understood
to
be
ex
nant
race
by
smothering
the
perimentlng
with
a
high
speed
Brooklyn
Robins
with
a
batting
car
equipped
with
a
rotary
motor
onslaught.
The
only
other
carded,
No
ward
has
been
received
here,
major
game,
Cleveland
vs.
Phlla-
however
that
he
will
enter
it
In
delphia
at
Philadelphia
was
post-,
next
winter's
speed
classic.
Oth
poned
because
of
rain.
The
only
score
was:
Brooklyn
3
.Pittsburgh
13.
ers
renortod
interested
In
the
construction
of
record
icontendlnir
machines
farjs
Jatf$
PMiPrltlsW
driver;
fXVlllIers.
English
enl
glneer;
Harry
Hartz.
American
speedway
veteran,
and
J.
L.
Sock-well
of
Miami;
COLD
WAS
CAlisW
LACOSTE
NOT
PLAYING
PARIS,
July
23:
A
severe
cold
and
complications
from
which
he
has
been,
suffering
RACENOWFOR
SPEED
RECORD
ON
ATLANTIC
France
and
Italy
May
Scramble
For
Honors
Across
Ocean
T
AtnAT
1
.
nr
for
disputing
the
decision.
Much'
"v,
.Juiy
"naon
..
.
inewsnaners
this
mormncr
featured
as
we
all
admire
Williams
ana
...
,
.
,
.
,
.
,.
,
line
new
new
Atlantic
Aiiamw
speeu
record
souna
to
me
ears
of
Jack
Sharkey,
i
J
l"
:"of
the
'Ger
is
and
the
Boston
bomber.
The
lithe
and
limber
Teuton
rocketed
up
from
nowhere
to
smash
Johnny
Risko,
the
Cleveland
shock
absorber,
and
step
out
overnight
as
the
reigning
sensa
tion
of
the
scarcely
enough
well
be
under
dispute.
might
man
Atlantic
Jiner,
Bremen
and
predict
that
an
International
scramble
for
speed
honors
will
follow
almost
im-i
mediately
with
Great
Britain,
United
States,
France
and
Italy
heavyweights.
Still
movement
afoot
to
form
a
model?',,,,,,,
A,
u....u,X
there
were
critics
who
had
to
be
yacht
racing
association
which'
hiUtM
.
ne
',,
.
'
..
convinced
that
Schmeling,
admit-
wi"
have
charge
of
such
races
as
the
c
i..
rremen
.-n.cn.
ieuiy
a
ciever,
cagy,
stunning;
i""
I'm
on
aiuruay
on
me:
puncher,
also
possessed
staying
Drydock.
If
this
is
done
it
qualities.
SPEED
RECORD
MAYBE
BROKEN
Death
of
Ray
Ke"ch
Gives
Set
back
to
U.S.
Ambitions
Hut
Others
May
Try
EDMONTON.
July
23.
The
f!flnnflifln
VnHnnnla
AatanhaA
tVia
AT
SOFTBALL
The
Station
lost
their
game
in
the
second
half
when
they
went
dpwn
to
the
Drydock
nine
by
a
six
to
five
count.
This
was
a
very
tight
game
despite
the
rainj
coming
on
at
the
fifth
inning,
making
the
ball
feel
about
ten.
pounds.
The
game
went
the
full!
nine
innings.
-,
The
Station
scored
three
in
the'
first,
one
in
the
"second,
and
one
in
the
fourth.
The
Drydock
got
four
in
the
fifth
and
two
in
the
ninth.
Station
Drydock
Styles
McKeown.
Mair
Howe
Thomas
Smith
i
Horton
jGawtborhel
II.
Skaltebol
Reld
B.
Skattebol
McKenzie
Holtby
McFee'
A.
Skattebol
Palmer
Mcintosh
Hedstrom
FISH
STORY
COMES
FROM
BOSTON
CITY
BOSTON,
July
23:
It
requires
no
imagination
to
stretch
this
story.
It
is
both
fishy
and
'rub
bery.
The
Boston
fish
trade
was
confronted
with
a
mystery
when
a
mackeral
was
brought
in
at
the
Fish
Pier
with
a
rubber
band
encircling
its
body,
just
below
the
head.
through
the
elastic
until
it
firmly
fastened
around
broadest
part
of
the
fish.
IN
GREAT
RACE
was
the
Captain
Hoik;,
famous
British
aviator
who
won
the
King
George
trophy
in
the
'round
England.
nir
race
last
year,
again
entered
for
that
coveted
cup.
The
race
took
tA
!
Vs
Inff
nlarn
on
Julv
R.
and
the
disLince
!
off
th
French
-Davis
Cup
Warn,
j
was
approximately
1,000
miles.
'
L,.,.,
v;.i
me
equally
mysterious
Miss
Conway,
wh.
Tt
'lo
nlm
nvno.fn
4ki
l
has
told
her
Vlnctl
Ellsworth
CaitlV
he
-
i
i
s
.
I
wiuuivuttina
nm
uiiciiiui
lu
uti-
wuieTki
cui
la
nun.
Aaete
nu
coiim
proiwoiy
ue
arranged
mat
yacnis:
mnnatMf.
(v
.u
,,.,
,
up
her
friend.
Paul
Ainsworth.
and
told
Now
he
has
nroven
that.
No
'will
be
built
of
similar
size
so.
:
".;:
7Z
"Z
V
"
"
R'n
".
"'?
Oonay.
car.
Two
u
i
.
.
.
it-.i
,1.
mi
uciier
man
Bne
na
year-old
heavyweight
than
that
he
interesting
than
the
opening
one.
'
f
AWAHIAW
WATIAMAI
tear
into
small
Dieces
that
burlv
It
was
a
worthy
effort
but
there
WWJUiHll
Il'lllUll'lL
iron
man
from
the
Pyrenees
of,
is
room
for
improvement,
Spain
Paulino
Uzcudun.
Only
one
obstacle
bars
the
path
of
the
"schlging"
Teuton.
The
definite
barrier
is
Jack
Sharkey,'
who
will
attempt
to
block
the
Schmeling
road
to
the
heights
in
the
Yankee
Stadium
in
September.
On
the
records
of
the
past
year
or
so,
It
seems
as
though
Schmeling
has
just
what
it
takes
to
wipe
Sharkey
from
the
ranks
of
contenders.
The
Boston
tar
seems
11
AUfl
to
f
f
ll
O
A
fnivo
t
w
A
A
It
ta
lr.An
fiVuin
V'
It
J
TZ
DAYTON
A
BEACH,
July
23:
lighting
form
since
41.
the
night
.
'
'
.
T.
,,
Dempsey
blasted
him
from
the
j
Tth!.
rec"t
deafth
?
Ray
efh
a
the
Al
oona
track
el
min-
may
road
to
another
shot
at
the
erudite
Tunney.
Sharkey
has
been
an
in
the
picture
in
abrupt
order.
the
world's
straightaway
speed
record
at
the
annual
international
speed
classic
here
next
winter.
Speed
followers
here
see
Keech's
death
as
fulfillment
of
a
prediction
made
by
Sir
Henry
S
produced
.
yet"
Item
are
featured
in
tb
newspaper
Mr.
BEATS
ST.
SAVIOURS
EDMONTON
YESTERDAY
Synopsis
of
Preceding
Chapter
Adele
Castle
Is
on
the
way
to
visit
e
mysterloui
Dr.
Moffett.
accompanied
bj
wck).it;
wu
rruuuig
ovwrr
ne
im
I
or
nw
office;
he.
pursuit
by
the
police
of
"Mr.
Graves,"
who
was
associated
In
a
reputedly
shady
deal
whloh
ntHtd
110,000.000
and
the
latest
eiploit
of
the
"Ptoaroon
"
crook
who
preys
on
the
rich,
and
then
offers
the
return
of
his
loot
If
they
gkre
one-tenth
of
Its
value
to
charity.
INSTALLMENT
TWO
St.
Saviours.
B.
C.
champions,'
House.
of
the
t.reen
Lights
4-2
last
night,
taklnir
inter-nrovin-1
.
w.ith
scarcely
a
sound
or
a
vl
cial
football
round
9-3.
STATION
LOST
bration
the
luxurious
sedan
swung
down
the
street,
picked
up
speed,
and
rolled
smoothly
toward
lis
mysterious
destination.
Miss
Conway
leaned
languidly
back
against
the
cushions
and
devoted
herself
to
a
gold-tipped
cigarette.
Adele
was
slightly
disappointed
to
discover
that
the
side
windows
were
I
heavily
shaded
and
that
from
the
position
her
companion
had
stened
her
she
could
not
look
...ft
i''iin'":
uUiM"
Iftlffli::!!!
:l'if:
hi
hi
n
1
1
'i
w
J
mm
Si
i
ill.
either
forward
or
backward
without
great
difficulty.
They
made
numerous
turns,
and
nMr
anil
.
f
Iiah
Ikau
d
.w
m
.
.
I
A
There
were
many
theories
con-
Hnnhu
ki,
nn
h0ir,nr.
tii.
cerning
how
the
baml
got
around
progress
was
moderate,
however,
the
fish.
One
solution,
as
reas-and.
she
knew
Paul
would
have
no
onable
as
any
other
advanced,
difficulty
keeping
them
in
sight.
had
it
that
the
band
was
thrown
Soon
the
motion
of;
the
oar
told
or
dropped
overboard
from
Some
her
they
were
crossing
a
bridge,
vessel,
floated
along
on
the
sur-1
"Brooklyn,-
she
thought,
face
until
the
mackeral.
swim-
She
glanced
covertly
at
Miss
mlnir
alonir.
rushed
its
head
S-.1wy
lfte
W0I?'an
8
w?re
half
clo.sed
and
her
expression
was
uncertain
in
tlie
dim
light
of
the
frosted
electric
bulb
overhead.
Thrilling
Mystery
Story
In
36
chapters
HERMAN
LAN
DON
ihould
have
known
that
a
taxi
:an't
keep
pace
with
this
car."
iii
l
"Unnecessary?'
the
words
that
passed
between
the
;
may
ask
time
to
think
it
over.
You
chauffeur
and
her
companion,
but!
will
bo
perfectly
safe."
jthe
later
gave
her
an
enigmatic
Adele
studied
the
face
of
her
.smile
as
she.
dropped
the.tjabe
Companion.
She
was
Intrigued,
1
The
car
was
gaining
speed,
and
fascinated,
a
Utile
thrilled,
but
far
Aedele
knew
Ihey
were
leaving
the
from
convinced.
icity
behind
them.
Faster
and
They
wero
moving
at
a
very
slow
faster
they
went.
Now
aqd
then
pace
now.
Soon
she
perceived
they
I
she
caught
her
breath
sharply
as
were
crossing
a
bridge,
so
they
nhov
made
an
abrupt
turn.
Prob-
must
-be
turning
back
to
Manhat-
ably
they,
were
on
one
of
the
Long
tan.
Apparently
they
had
made
a
Island
highways.
Now
Ihey
detour
of
many
miles
to
elude
the
were
ncinff.
with
the
engine
pursuing
Paul.
thnt's
true,"
ho
said
In
re-
i
r
i
throbbing
throbbing
.
...
In
in
ecstasy
ecstasy
ana
and'tho
ihp
wind
wind
.
.
.
"it
"If
inn
i
-.
i
i
ii
whlstlingr
gleefully,
tfround
the
ply
to
M
sides
uf
(ht
ear.
Kafiter-kind,
.mnnt,
still
faster;
v
'
"l
''
.
that
I
ah;
just
such
a
move.
Anyway,
Adele
decided
to
see
her
adventure
through
to
the
end.
v
The
car
lapsed
into
a
crawling
pace,
then
stopped.
Miss
Conway
straightened
from
her
reclining
position.
The
chauffeur
was
holding
the
door
oin.
Adele
stepped
out
and
looked
up
and
"down
a
block
of
old
dwellings,
Searching
in
vain
for
some
outstanding
mark
by
which
she
might
later
identify
the
locality.
There
were
still
hundreds
of
such
blocks
in
Manhattan
despite
the
insolent
crowding
of
the'
towering
apartment
buildings.
As
if
to
assist
her,
the
chauffeur
took
her
arm
and
did
not
re-linguish
it
until
she
had
ascended
half
a
dozen
steps
and
stood
before
a
door.
It
opened
almost
Instantly.
Miss
Conway
gave
her
a
gentle
push
from
behind,
and
she
en-
Allnlfl'a
tiAorf
aanh
Tha
mmr.
terPil.
Thp
hnll
Wl
Hsrlf
AnH
h
-
.'
open,
and
now
i
Emerald
Light
The
thread
of
her
thoughts
snapped.
A
little
click
had
'soun-1
ded
somewhere.
The
most
cur-i
tous
light
she
had
ever
seen!
I
flooded
the
room
a
green
light
so
soft
and
rich
it
made
her
!
think
of
velvet.
And
not
only
table
In
,iia
vciuci,
cvor
CUBITS
"No."
said
Adele
rankly,
"but
with
leather-covered
upholstery,
adm7rer"
"me
"
X
ia
few
of
8oft
0r,entttl
huefc
"That's
splendid
1
I
would
rather
"v,eral
Itures
and
pieces
of
v.
nrlmiraH
iKon
iiwi
i!,.
i
uf
1
statuary,
the
whole
immersed
In
doesn't
alter
the
fact
that
I
like'"
steady
flow
of
emerald
light
vnn
you
n
a
lot.
In)
Vnn
You
aura
were
liu
too
shrewd,
l.r....,l
Whnt
What
n
a
pnrlmia
curious
tlirhf
light
It
it
un.
.f
was,
so
L
.U
ttCll
11
IV
VII
IUIII1.
Ith.
while
dressing,
you
with
the
young
hero
1.1.1-
..At
Taeii.,
ilililili'm.
.......
Archbishop
Lang
bury,
who
apj
lificenl
sedan
was
taking
on
the'could
not
see
the
person
who
had
?
,.,
,L
c0'""1.Jv""
ugly
aspects
of
a
trap.
She
drew
opened
the
door
terwiry
antf
!,:
herself
and
tried
to
look
P1rov'n",,
b'
S1,n'
'
up
un-l
c.rfl,ffi,t
.vmH
nu..-
;.m
t,ght
M,d
p,efl,
concerned.
A
dash
of
dangtr1
.
aheaff.'
'
vlwd
Hook
of
r,,t,
would
be
rather
thrilling,
lie-.118
Conwy
the
Church
of
tv
sides,
she
mfght
be
able
to
help
Adele
conquered
a
mligiving
on
two
occasion-
:
her
father,
and
to
that
end
'she
and
moved
forward.
The
darkness
was
willing
to
risk
a
lot.
i
land
the
strangeness
of
Ihe
house
mj.
airmu;
jubs
uonway
wa
a
lttIe
disquieting,
but
she
""Not
M
"ot
urB
bacuk
nw-
lh
in
the
least."
"You
trust
me,
don't
you?"
litt,e
f,utter
t
the
throat
she
Adele
merely
smiled
wMy.
!
stopped
before
a
door.
It
opened
"Do
you
know,
my
dear.
I
lather
quietly
and
mysteriously.
Anoth-
Her
startled
eva
-v
spaces.
She
must
l
tokn.
She
thought
spoken,
but
hi
like
you."
The
woman
regarded
cr
little
push
from
Miss
Conway
nerves
",.."
and
exutt
7
l
ho
Willi
on
nmna
nra..mn
.!!!.
.U-i
""IM
"ae
deceived
......
u...unu
vmivn,
m
auxin
oiiu
gcnuc
uiui
ii
inigiu
ueiore
ueiore
i
i
saw
saw
you
you
i
i
was
was
prepareu
prepareu
have
have
been
been
a
a
gesture
gesture
of
of
er
encour-
to
despise
you.
I
would
b
de-
,a
v
j
spising
you
now
if
vou
had
walked
"
"-
b
nUfo
(led
nto
what
m
irht
have
"c
nuvanceu
a
ie
been
a
trap
.
Well.
isnt
it
a
trap?"
was
no
one
in
aigtu
"I
am
Doctor
M.
:
very
pleased
to
c
,
vnn
a
uuu
(iua..
oie,
men
Biuppeu.
one
nearu
in
stared
about
her
uoor
ciose
oenina
ner
wun
a
itnu.
.h.
i,n,
No,
but
I'm
glad
you.
are
no-
click
which
signified
that
a
bolt!
tt
body's
fool
I
don't
like
to
blush
had
ultoner!
bark
Infn
it.
I
.
lt
th,
...
.
7
yjm
oi
lne
urn
,i
with
flhArne
fftp
mv
tmx.
Rxer
cui
.
rri
i
many
pretty
girls
are
imbeciles.
I
;
""""
J
7An
"
.
,
Ya
'f',
tones
that
filled
11.-You
noon
wa"
n
drk-had
are
one
of
th
exertions,
and
i
ro?m,
PU1
spoken.
It
w
.,
that's
why
I
like
you.
Do
you
like
neM-
The
windows,
if
there
wer
mthr
pleasant
v....
me."
'
any,
must
be
heavily
shaded
o
WM
dimy
,Wur,.
,.
-
"
f
Jo
admit
the
faintest
iy;qu.nty
in
it
,
of
ight
She
braced
herself
,
diHKU,s,:
gainst
the
gloom
that
pervaded
mtinncr
of
gpee,.h
the
curious
and
depressinir
still-!
,
ness.
She
felt
quite
alone,
and
sh
.
Mechanically
she
wonaereu
wnat
had
become
of
th
seat
beside
h,
,
Miss
Conway.
:
57
assaults
on
h,,
She
waited
tremulously
The
becoming
untom
stillness
and
the
darkness'
grewut
of
the
velvet
v
n
oppressive.
Merely
to
verity
ft
figure
emerged.
It
suspicion,
she
went
back
a
few,
figure
that
iempd
steps
and
tried
the,
doorknob,
As
the
verdant
illumit;.
she
had
expected,
the
door
was
!
sides.
She
'
could
locked.
She
shook
off
the
vague
tingulsh
the
outlin.
uicau
wmcn
me
uiscovery
arous-ifac:Ahe
could
not
ed
within
her.
She
mustn't
"be
J
fool,
she
told
herself.
She.-had
waiKeo
imo
tnis
wun
eyes;
JddJnT
and
fragnv
steadied
her
nerve
-Weird
by
far
th;u
voice
and
be
able
t
About'half
a
doz.
;
whre
she
sat
the
b
stoflped
and
dropped
"Hd
If
I
sn
Castle?"
"Not
not
in
the
.
.
t--
1
T
l,o
It
.....
i
.n-.-i.
.:
i
'wreu.
ll
whs
;t
X.'-
u
"r,oufny
to
hear
herself
icu
uici
mc
iuuiii,
iorming
no
hadows
in
the
corners.
RVi.
...
waA
I...
t
.
""v
.ti4
uuvjuv
iici
iu
amaze-
...
i
.
i
rr.
.
.
...
sirBineo
ner
fcyes
in
ment.
The
room
was
furnished
m
...L.
.
.
The
blurred
figure
of
a
man
stopped
and
dropped
Into
a
'chair.
tl
'a'nd'weU
flS
ed"
XYtbZ
m'
V,.
.t...
ivmvn
HR-
And
so,
smooth
and
even,
so
soothing
touiT.
KT,
.
Rot
i
.ou.a.the
ejcsl
It
w,$
soothlpjf
tq
nerS
"
bX
th,
.
Thatwasart1'a9"We1l,Wthought
IT,
""T'
,rnte
'
after
,n
10
aution,
r'A
t'
V!i
development
since
vuimuvituiiuiv
ilk
VVHUHUII,
C
even
Cli
.hf,
V
U
hllA
.
.1
J
i
The
Locked
Room
"Oh,
yes.
Everything
I
told
you
was
true.
I
see
you
don't
believe
A
nw
hiivylnir
Bfilind
nnmo
ATlfls
.
ma
l.nl
umi
...llT
l...M
I.
.uias
uonwaiTBT
iani
giniu
"why
arts
you
so
anxious
han
t
see
where
we1
are
go-
And
ihen.
quite
suddenly,
the
mgT
car
fell
into
a
more
sedate
rate
"Can't
you
guess?"
of
speed.
Once
more
the
buzzer!
"I
suppose
Dr.
Moffet
doesn't
sounded
Miss
Conway
picked
up
want
me
to
learn
his
address.
But
tho
speaking
tube
and
listened,
it
his
motives
are
al
fair
and
Then
she
turned
to
Adele
with
a
above-board
as
you
say
they
are,
faint,
mockintf
suggestion
In
her
why
should
he
objecl
to
that?"
light-green
eyes,
Miss
Conway
did
not
reply,
"We've
If
him
far
behind,"
she
Adele's
contemplative
eyes
fixed
announced.
I
on
the
nickel
knob
on
the
door.
It
"Who?"
Adele.asked,
startled,
jwould
be
u
simple
matter
to
throw
"Our
mad
pursuer
the
young
the
door
open
at
one
of
the
traffic
hero
you
commissioned
to
follow
slops
and
look
out.
It
might
be
us."
She
gave
nvcleailaugh
that
locked,
of
course.
Or'MIss
Con-yet
had
a
trace
of
Irony
in
it.
"He
way
might
be
prepared
against
semel
to
te
siTei-emerald
mint
j
question
spoken
by
;t
face
she
could
nt
i
I
IIIWHM
(Continued
Tomorrow?
USE
OF
WATER
P0WH
Th
steady
growtli
watsr
nnwtr
in
though
unnecessary."
I
I.
'"V?"
W-7
per
cent
and
th
pheasant,
friendly,
welcoming
-ZZZ
1,000
of
"How.
do
you
do,
Miss
Castle"
P0Pu't'".
She
swung
round
and
stared.
Coiiwuy
leaned
forward
and!cominir
vuiiuiiH
to
j
juu.
vou.
ui
I)r.
.
.uuiicii
Xloffett
will
win
.
i
Aml
then
she
swung
r
round
and
brought
the
speaKing
tube
to
her
ear.
Adele
could
not
make
out
Our
classified
sect.
....
i
outline
a
certain
proposition
.
xou
ui'ru""t
unnuon,
"iirrmi
imeresi
n
may
accept
it
or
reject
it,
or
you
EMBARRASSING
MOMENTS
.
.
hi
I
lliti
r
.
..
!
n
maj
-
1
lZ2!f
I
mwiIV
vrKL
i
.
vv-1
TV?r
MESIFP
MISTS
.-
.