face
rork
Woe
Seven
"What
a
acfea
"A
liar?
Oeorge
Lomaz
oat
bis
fake
teeth?
I
want
to
knew,"
T
Dials
Mystery
By
Agatha
Christie
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(Cea4teeed
liar
yoa
are,"
said
I?
And
A
SuUeription
down
wttb-Thats
what
"There
were
two
rerdrrers,"
aaid
Lady
aaate.
"7ty
tMsga.
X
aaw
than
sajwidf.
Ifs
a
wesder
this
poor
bay
waen?
iMed."
"Oh,
I
w
bora
to
be
hanged,":
bear
that
there
was
a
Rw-Oaonttsa
there
of
mbtte
beauty."
said
Seek.
"And
that
'the
Bftl"
of
the
things
she
aaid
about
Budapest
were
too
dreadftfi,"!
said
Lady
Coot.
"I
shall
merer
forgot
(ham.
Oswald,
we
mast'
send
a
subscription."
Mr
Oswald
granted.
TO
make
a
note
of
it.
Lady
Coott,"
aaid
Rupert
Bate
man.
"ItkMlc
yoo,
Mr.
Bateman.
I
foil
one
ought
to
do
something
as
x
OauA
attain.
T
east
ftma-
gtee
how
Sir
OmU
escaped
b-
teg
shot
letting
taewnenia.-j
-DMt
be
ftjMsh,
8tr
OmkL
Me
of
Wirta."
either
hand."
"Bat
not
with
both
at
oneer
That
wotdd
not
be
practical."
said
Sir
Oswald
shortly.
"No,"
aaid
Socks
thoogMtnOy.
"I
aeppase
that
woald
be
a
bHJboe
sabtte."
"It
woold
be
a
grand
thing
now
in
a
Gorernment
department
oDserrea
Mr.
trBoorre.
u
onei
eosld
keep
the
right
hand
from
knowing
what
the
left
hand
was
doing."
"Can
yog
use
both
hands?"
mo.
Indeed.
I'm
the
mo
right-!
handed
person
that
ever
was
"
!
But
yoa
deal
eards
with
your
I
left
hand."
said
the
obserrant
Bateman.
"I
noticed
that
the'
other
night."
"Oh,
bat
that's
different
en-1
UrebY'
said
Mr.
OHoorke
essay
After
Midnlrht
A
gong
with
a
somber
note
oat
and.
every
one
went
tip-
atairs
to
fires
for
dtawr.
After
dteeer
Sir
OmU
asdf
Lady
Oootes,
lfr.
Ratefsan
and
Mr.
fOBourke
played
bridge
and
Jtao-
aaid'
Bty
pnaw
a
flirtatioas
evening)
'wife
Sort.
Ttoe
Ja
-rods
Jim-
Vre
always,
isad
a,
borne
of
cat
ay
heard
a
be
retreated
up
the
twrrian."
said
Lady
Coote.
staircase
that
rnr,ht
-i-ere
Sir
-
f
Thtek
of
bavteg
ihe.
sack
tois
-afcUeeyteg
to
bit
wife?
meet
one
race
to
iaee
hot
torn-
-yquTI
sever
nuke
a
bridee
BBgr
murmured
socks,
pfeyer.
Uaria."
I
"Dent
yoa
believe
it,"
nW
And
her
nptr:
Jtenay
It's
damned
painful"
And
1
know,
dev.
So
yee
ahvayr
be
patted
Ms
right
am
gingerly.
You
owe
lr.
Oltowkc
an
"Hew
k
the
poor
ana?"
inquired
other
pound
Oswald.
That's
right"
Lady
Ooote.
.
.
.
;
It
m
seme
two
hours
later
"Ota,
pretty
veil
all
right
nov..tbat
Jtanny
went
notseiessiy
'ar
Bat
art
ten
toe
mnst-
cnuMs-)
jg
be
hoped
i
down
the
(tabs.
He
ded
aottaaee
baring
to
do
every-Jaade
one
brief
rWt
to
the
dto
thing
with
the
left
band.
Tm
aotBg
room
and
teen
found
bis
way
gooc
www
wm
j
to
Sir
Oswald's
atadr.
There,
af-
"Every
ehfld
snook!
be
brought
iur
Uateniag
totently
for
a
min
,up
ui
iwmwm,
moo
ouitoe
or
two.
Be
set
to
wort
Most
flails
1
f
4.
Ma.
.
tne
jevetf
"Oh!"
mki
Sock,
mwvtiit
set
i.v
w
.
.-
.-
w,i
w
u?
"r
:i
aer
dests.
-is
mac
e
wskr
'
Af
t
iimnv
kixi
be
friend
aa
TMs
is
rrt
aapWMo.-
said
Mr.
jjot.
to
that
One
by
on
the
draw-
fT
m
te
Sock.
Bateaan.
"AasbUextraus
raeam
ers
yielded
to
his
raantpofetiMt
WUI
yoa
ak
ibsmy
Thealgr.W
ettJMr
band
eoaBy
wefl.-
'
w
by
draver
be
sorted
tbe
if
yoa
dont
beHere
ae
Jtot
-r.-
Mk
sntLww
.
tt
Id
SLl
L-J01
metnodlesaiy.
being
care-
wht
YA
t-
hd
to
repute
eroyUttog
ta
the
'ww-
yon?"
1
iuru
amUr
On
ar
iwir
h
u
n
me,
saw
soeas.
ibmi
-verunuy
"Certainly;
I
i
can
can
wrne
wrne
with
wrtn'
.
t.
u
w.
bead
some
distant
aosad.
But
be
remained
matisliirbed.
The
test
drawer
H
Buying
Guide
BEFORE
you
order
dinner
at
a
restaurant,
you
consult
the
bill-of-f
are.
Before
you
take
a
long
trip
by
motor-car,
you
pore
over
road
maps.
Before
you
start
out
on
a
stiopping
trip,
you
should
consult
the
advertisements
in
this
paper.
For
the
same
reasons!
.
'"The
advertising
columns
are
a
buying
guide
to
'you
Jhihe
purchase
of
'everything
you
need-ihifd-C'
irig.amu8ements!
A
guide
that
saves
your
time
and
i
,
4
conserves
your
energy;
that
saves
useless
steps
and
in
family
budgets.
The
advertisements
in
this
paper
are
so
intcrest-ingfit
is
difficult
to
gee
how
anyone
could
overlook
them
.
.
.
fail
to
profit
by
them.
Just
check
with
yourself
and
be
sure
that
you
are
reading
the
advertisements
regularly
the
big
ones
and
the
little
ones.
It
is
time
well
spent
..
.
always.
For
example,
read
the
grocery
store
"ads"
this
week.
,
.mam-,
m-
"
..if
Avoid
time-wastipg,
money-wasting,
detours
on
the
road
to
Merchandise
value.
Read
the
'
advertising
"road
maps."
was
looked
throagh.
Jhsay
now
knew
or
aawintVf
Ho
rm
Viuwm
ka
A
ka
h&a
I
paying
attention
many
mtereat-
ing
details
relating
to
steel:
but
he
had
found
nothing
of
what
hei
wanted
a
reference
to
Herr
Eb-er
hard's
taTentJon
or
anythtne'
that
could
give
bim
a
else
to
the
identity
of
the
mysterious
No.
7
He
bad,
perhaps,
hardly
hoped
I
that
he
would.
It
was
an
off-!
chance
and
he
had
taken
It
bwt
be
had
not
expected
much
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ctlm,
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firart
a
rewiai
f
rrk
try
Ti
I.
Hilbmia
Ojl,
Uarftoe
Toroct,
Owe
by
sheer
lock.
He
tested
the
drawers
to
t
be
nad
mocked
them
He
knew
Rupert
Bate-
man's
powers
of
minute
observa
tion
aad
glanced
round
the
room
to
make
sure
that
be
had
left
no
mcrimhiating
trace
of
his
pre-
That's
that,"
be
muttered
to
btekscif
softly.
"Nothing
there
WeB,
perhaps
IH
have
better
rock
tomorrow
morning
if
the
girls
only
play
up."
He
came
out
of
the
study,
clos
ing
the
door
behind
him
and
locking
It.
For
a
moment
be
thought
he
heard
a
sound
quite
near
hbn
but
decided
be
bad
been
mistaken
He
felt
his
way
nolteleawiy
along
the
great
hall.
Just
enough
light
came
from
the
high
vaulted
windows
to
enable
htm
to
pick
his
way
without
stumbHng
into
anything.
Again
he
heard
a
soft
sound
he
l
heard
it
quite
certainly
this
time
and
without
the
possibility
of
making
a
mistake
He
was
not
alone
in
the
ball.
Some
one
pbfi
was
nere.
moving
aa
steaiinuf-jat
he
was
His
heart
beat
suddenly
very
fast.
Wtth
a
sudden
spring
"be
yawJp-
Ytd
to
the
electric
swHoh
and
turned
on
the
lights.
The
sodden
gmre
.
maoe
nun
mm
oat
ne
saw
plainly
enough.
Not
four
feet
away
stood
Rupert
Bateman.
(To
Be
Continued
Tomorrow
t"f.rn
in:n
Canadian
Legion
"
Billiard
Winner
Over
Tobacconists
The
Billiard
League
fixture
of
last
Thursday
evening
was
finally
com
pleted
last
night,
when
J.
HUlman.
Orotto,
beat
O.
P.
Tinker,
Canadian
Legion,
20
to
232,
in
the
last
outstanding
game.
The
Legion
won
the
fixture
by
an
aggregate
of
1108
to
104.
A.
A.
Knsson.
Elks,
beat
Ool.
8.
P.
MeMordie,
Canadian
Legion,
290
to
1S2,
last
night,
in
the
fourth
game
of
Tuesday
night's
fhttuure.
It
is
expected
the
final
game
between
WUllam
Mitchell
and
O.
P.
Tinker
will
be
played
tonight.
In
addition
to
the
regular
fixture
between
the
Elks
and
Orotto.
Following
to
the
standing
to
date
for
the
seeond
half
of
the
schedule:,
O.
TU.
Av.
Elks
5
S947
1189
Canadian
Legion
5
S641
1168
Orotto
8
6344
1099
Tilden
Falls
Before
Sixth
Rank
Player
CANNES.
Franoe.
Feb.
0.
Bill
Tilden,
United
States
tennis
champion,
was
beaten
yesterday
by
E.
C.
Petera,
sixth
ranking
British
player,
in
one
of
the
biggest
upsets
ever
witnessed
on
the
Riviera.
The
score
was
0-7,
8-6.
OLD
COUNTRYFOOTBALL
English
League,
First
Division
.
Yesterday's
Scores
Portsmouth
3,
Dolton
Wanderers
nil.
.
Manelicitw
City
1.
Evcrton
2.
Aston
Villa
1,
Burnley
2.
Derby
County
4,
Weslham
Unl-
ited
3.
tnaliaYa
I
After
ll
Carntnl
I
"sjiaia
in.SHVf
trvwiita
irit9JUII
Reading
1,
Oldham
Athletic
1.
Notts
Forest
1,
Mlllwall
1.
Darnslcy
1,
Bradford
1.
BriUin.
LOKDOH.
Feb.
g
The
Church
Aaaeaabry.
by
a
overwbebmingir
.majority
yesterday
adopted
a
motion
to
investigate
relations
be-1
!tween
the
eharch
and-
state
in
j
England.
The
vote
was
382
to
106
,
The
motion
declares
this
fanda-j
ffijjyfffi
should
have
the
right
to
formulate!
its
faith
in
dogma
and
arrange
the
exproaaton
of
that
faith
in
Ita
term
of
worship.
Free
Education
For
Children
of
Former
Soldiers
VICTOR
LA.
Feb
The
government
plana
to
assist
education
C
ez-aoldiers
dependent
children
provide
for
the
expenditure
of
S1Z00A
this
year
aad
for
educational
ca
t
of
from
75
to
fW
students.
H
r.
Joshua
Hinehliffe.
minister
of
ec
.
-eatioct,
explained
in
the
legislature
when
the
Ml!
was
considered
;n
eommNtoe.
He
told
the
house
ttu:
the
scheme
was
purely
selective
It
was
not
the
intention
to
give
schol-irships
to
every
child
of
every
soldier
but
merely
to
choose
a
limited
number,
baaing
the
selection
upon
(be
academic
pram
be
of
the
child
More
Shootings
Chicago
Recently
seven
People
Are
Dead
and
Two
On
Verge
of
Death
CHICAOO.
Fab.
6
Seven
paopkt
ste
dead
and
two
on
the
brink
of
.leath
aa
the
result
of
recent
shoot-
hiss
in
this
city.
Yesterday
Philip!
tfAeagber.
when
engaged
In
his
work.
was
shot
dead
from
a
small
which
passed
close
to
him.
Russian
Pilot
Takes
Charge
Eielson
Rescue
SEATTLE.
Feb.
6
-Word
has
been
received
here
that
Pilot
Strapnotf
nd
another
Russian
aviator
have
arrived
at
the
scene
of
tthe
wrecked
Eielson
plane
to
take
charge
of
the
"
ork
on
behalf
of
the
Soviet
government.
For
the
past
several
day
no
digging
has
been
possible
owing
to
the
bad
weather.
Compromise
On
(
Unemployment
Bill
Offered
LONDON,
Feb.
6.
A
compromise
proposal
on
the
unemployment
insurance
bill
has
been
offered
by
the
House
of
Commons
to
the
House
of
Lards
to
avert
the
crisis
which
threatened
a
political
upheaval.
Under
the
compromise
bill
the
scheme
will
be
effective
for
three
years
in
stead
of
indefinitely
as
originally
proposed
or
tor
one
year
as
the
Lords
may
amend
It.
Billiard
Averages
A.
A.
Eaason
(E)
17
4073
O.
P.
Tinker
(CD
16
3748
D.
Brown
(Q)
10
2325
J.
Hlllman
iO)
17
39C6
J.
Andrews
(O)
17
3941
M.
M.
McLaehtemfO).
.12
2759
230
W.
E.
Willlaerdrg
(E)
14
3200
W.
Lambte
(Eivi
a
mi
J.
W.
Scott
CL
.
...13
2950
227
F.
Stephens
(E)
17
3842
W.
J.
Nelson
(Q)
18
4098
W.
Mitchell
E)
15
3359
239
S4
233
233
232
229
230
226
221
224
C.
Balagno
E)
18
4048
223
O.
Waugh
(O)
14
3059
219
M.
Andrews
CL)
18
3849
213
R.
Young
,
(CD
A.
8.1701
pt
O1.
ylei
CL)
12
2544
S.'
P.
MoMordleaCbL)
'
6
1229
213
2l2
203
A.
Murray
(CD
13
2fi48
204
A.
Donald
(E)
.,
5
992
I92
J.
H.
Plllsbury
(CD
...2
380
190
Howe
(O)
i
us
us
hi
I
mm
ii
a
MiMaH
Austria
has
six
large
prisons
five
lor
men,
one
for
women,
in
which
only
persons
sentenced
to
penal
servitude
of
more
than
one
year
ore
kept.
Besides
these,
there
are
10
prisons
connected
with
the
principal
law
courts,
and
more
than
200
district-Jails.
For
All
Your
BAKIXq
'
j
I
W
i
1
'
'
f
SUDDEN
TRIUMPHANT
CONCLl'SION
I
TO
BLINDrOLD
TFT
I
off
the
blindfolds
he
crd
kr
TAKE
the
other
chocolate
bars
(
f
tom&
else
This
one
is
so
good
1
krvnw
U
sail
he
Rowntree's
York
Milk!"
Anvone
wtmld
be
blind
indeed
wfiiicmUrl
spot
the
superiority
of
Rownrrcc
iV
:kS'-i
It
is
to
smooth,
so
distinctive
n
i
:j.xt.
i
utterly
delicious,
that
it
marks
a
avaal
of
milk
chocobte
goodncii.
itTTundl
Rrltfrr
for
vourself
the
wholesome,
perfection
of
this
new
chocolate
Ur.
Tl
Milk
has
a
quality
all
its
own
it
will
ope
I
your
eyes!
THE
ROWNTRFF
CO.
L1MITJ
P.
TT.
It
enjoys
a
world
wide
reputation
for
qua!
"
1
jot.
ll
fJ
riN
est
jl
llONDONDRYQil
WIMir
lMlaa
Mtfll.MMt
-
y
ISMIUSHID
tr
JOSEPH
U
JOHN
VICKERS
H
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