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THIS STARTS THE STORY
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.x uiniur imrij is ucmi, niiii .
nomo oi uoionci nun .irs. i,rara.
Among those pioscilt nic their ilutlgli-
trr, Trlx : her friend, Ilcbe Covvlcs;
tVtiellusSvvarthuiorc, AVendlc Hind-
dock and Mrs. Allium Hartshorne.
&,! tnnMerV ''thc'tuh.cn v-
dothed in mMerv blic pucuenij
iieudachc. She if nefompanicd by
Hwartlimore, wlio expresses Ills loe
for her nnd obtains her promise ot
marriage. She is found ilenil on the
(lour in the inoi'iuiic b) her sustii-
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V1UII9I, II11II1K 1 LI' Hill JIM 111! IHUHUIV.
Atrs. Hnrtshorne was Killed nt liei
mother's home nnd that she and her
servants removed the bodv in the mid
dle of the night to the woman's own
home Hebe Cowles confesses to llnr
cj that she 01 ei heard n nuaircl be
tween Mrs Hnrtshorne nnd Swiuth
morc in which she retracted hcrprom
jso of marriuge nnd threatened to
expose his dishonest business deal
ings with the government. Swarth
more admits the quarrel and his dis
honest.v to Hnrvej, hut denies le
uponsibilit.v for the woman's denth
The fedeial authorities are notified ot
Swartlimore s f lauds llnrvey be
lieves both Swnrthmore nnd Tnw in
iiocent He examines the conservn
tor.v in the Led.vard home, the room
where the murder was committed.
AM) 1IEKK IT COXTIXUCS.
AS SHI', vanished to glvo the order
Paul glanced again at the sealed door.
If Mrs. Hnrtshorne bad been impelled to
whirl nnd face it, the shot which entered
her heart might have come from any one
of thnt row ot windows before him.
Wlien Hickson nppeareu vviin me inu
dec Paul mounted it and pat.entl.v
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vcanncu eaen men ot wie woou p.iuui..,,.
betxveen the wmdows, starting nt the
farther end and working toward a spot!
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pposuc me oreiiiu ui".
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vvatc mug mm, ive.iiriti; i.cu...i.i .cii-
..oiarily forgot Lor dread, and slipping
uown inc narrow mais- ?. ....v..
mi n bench beneath an orange tree, her
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eves following his every move.
Paul bnd readied the tenth window i
fmm the end atM directlv across from
il.o orchid bed where he gave a low crj
it triumph. Pulling a pen-knife from
his pocket be hacked at the woodwork
a distance of approximately fifteen feet
fiom tho floor.
"Oh, what is it?" Miss Ledyard rose
What have you found?"
'This!" Hp ran down the ladder
i' ml held a small, round object out upon
his palm for her inspection.
Miss l.cdynrd gave one hoi rifled
la uce and then shrank away.
A bullet!" she cried.
Paul nodded.
"The bullet from her pistol," be an
nounced. "Her shot xvent wild, you
sec, nnd it is imbedded in the wood
work , the miracle of it is that it struck
it. ineinml r.f ebntterinr? one of the
,. , t, ... .,f nii- tlm result
of a murder which tou came upon. Miss I
r.edvard, but of a duel ns well!"
"Kxcusc me sir. Ami arc wanted on
the telephone." Hi.kson's head ap-
pcured in the doorway. "The gentle-
man won't give bis name, sir, and be
1.. nt '
"Say. what nrc you doing anvway?
'the Chiefs exasperated voice reached
Paul's ears over the xvire. "I've tried
to get you cvcrjvvheie else in this town!
Do jou know Cornelius Swnithmore has
.linniiill''
"That's all light" laughed Paul,
We don't want him' 'ibe lecn rat .iu-
thorities are on ins trail aim lie (an i
ret far- thev'U nttend tn his case '
"i'ederal '." The Chief was evi
dently having difficulty with his speech.
'Tor defrauding the government,'
Paul explained "He had nothing to
do with our case, and neither had the
tho person wc suspected. The trouble
with us, nir, is that we've been plaj ing
the favorites, but we've gol to pick a
dark horse now. to win "
'I ho Warning
T UAV1NG the Ledyard rcsldenie
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1 JTI...I llnrtnv lnnkeil in Oil ll'lS friend
the theatrical booking ngent and fount
him literally barricaded in Ins private
office, while the outer rooms were
jammed to overflowing with n surging
mass ot snow i.j uc-...,,.. ....-.-..
"lVcause jou would nwer I are
Z8hv ' idfite " .rtSnK
. .nnml n.lt lieF.irC ll I 111 . IllSlCnH
here. 'Aoung gill for star emotional i
parts in feature motion pictures, .vnisi
be good ciresscr. j.i,... . u,.m,....
r.-""".'""".'." fr'
that kind; ou do n Pavlowa to side
step 'em. Did ou get thnt bunch out
there? I've been wcedin' 'em out nil
morning an' fct'H th'ey come! The one
you're after ain t showed up yet,
though." .. '
"Give her time, advised Paul. "ou
haven't forgotten what I told jou about
Iho white fox bcnrf and the paradise iu
her hat?" , ,
"Time?" Mr. Cilaub snorted, Ignor
ing the question ns superfluous. "I got
to get nine acts f6r the southern circuit
Uj 5 o'clock nnd a full chorus of twelve
for Miiick's Habydoll Hurlesquers. Oscr,
1 should got timo to bum! You done
roe a good turn, Harvey, when jpu
fUpd It that I shouldn't get stuck with
Ibo 4000 bucks counterfeit tbnf; Heuhl
crowd passed on rac, an' I nin't forget
tin' It, but I ask you, is It good busi
Mea for tbe office of a high class, cx
4helve B. A. to look 'like n refugee
fUtlon? A'allory come in from across
(ho ball just now to ask roc was I open
lug up a matrimonial bureau or holdin'
a suffrage rail !"
"Vallory?" I'aul repealed quickly.
'Xho Jm band leader?"
"That's htm. Smart feller, too. JIo'h
got all tn hlg bugs goin' with a Co
legion of lour notes an' boilcrj factory
SSaSl SE ''Vallory's JaZZ Orchestra," and in n'come.o her nt, he J.edjards-.hu, i, , 7ik ,T l'."'.', x'S tl, "Oh. l,al's nil lght," laughed
llnrtTuorno and lur'frie.ids. to assist "V r,,u'r "f "'e. K'"SS Iwnc"BB ' W" ,,nco"TOhnbIc '" ' iin.lltiil , 1 1 1 t r 1. b, lA.inllo Vic. addin-. ns Doiolhv's dark
hinfin unrn,eling the m58.er, lirad- Max Tllo.r fonrtuctor." nucst J r two from, the lips of , " ,' " ,,, (lon,,ed neMUiow lo f t i t;
lock admits it was ho who sent .Mrs. He paused for a moment in thought. 1-alous Kul slioultl lnuc viouglit mih Ii n ,, , .. .. . ,1, ,Unu wait nnd see "
Hnrtshorne the xnluablo pearl neck- knocked lightly, and then without "letnmoiphos s. What subtle nlniin " ' ' , " rV ""' "T '"" n " ' ' l0 '" c - '.,,'' , ,,,
lore which was found on he, dead anitill(. ,, ,le ,,,,'j ,.,,, ,,au. rrac.h(,d ,,pl ,,, otc of ' '' - know, whnt n think . When Victoria had kissed the twins
body, that she had promised to be his nnd cu,rciI lu hu"u warning sound. d in her cms-' Plr", '"" Hrr. Ilnn"( ,nl nlTai,s ,u',p '""1 Pftlnl the puppv nnd rescued the
wfe and that an antagonism exists '"'" lU11""- J ...?,""", ,'. J, , ,, stinigbt ns a sti g and she i dn't recm skiit of her new tweed suit from l.i.
between him and Swnrth.nore. Trixv . A gawkv, f.eckle faced youth was , A' : tlint afternoon when the pn-sonnl I,, ,L, L I ,ntl ., ten I, ,h t?..t 1
l.edjar.1 is accused b llnivej of the seated behind the desk, n MnnB , Hosing maiket repoits .were in f.om J ' ,,, " I0, B.r ' ! ', .,'' ""' '.Vit .1,,,n,,"s ,rr,,ll,,.,,,,c ''"l"1:
murder because of jealousj. She de woman was tapping vigorously nwnf , Wn" st,cet n."'1 llh ""'" -" "f ,h" ''" wen " 0,1 ft, fl ,, 1 ',,'(' 8, 5""r T,,IC',? , ,
nies the nccusntioii. but admits that (M.ewiiter and f li,i,i ' trnnsnetcd. O.lonel l.edwud was "hul " ,1''" n.n flimg "Gone to a paity. She left n note for
"stnv. Hnrve.v. you am c goi. jou. ini nrnmised and tool. I.lc .lenn.i. tt. i.. i.i ,e i ., , ,
' .ii . id, i.,' (1.ihero Hat- . , . .,.. in- iiiiiKi... iiiiuscii m. unu siaiio ills
nerve or nothing, xvishiu t'"8,.1 'lire, the plaintive, monotonous whistle 'desk resounding.. "Oad, I lemen,
talion of Death on me. have yu.- -l ; following him down the hall to the elc- lber now, because Hraddo.K said the old
I.I8UD MP""" ."Ce SS have I seen I a T" i"P lm1",,","""11 "" '"1 hlwlclmp had just been liberated on a sns
'Uf fmnl nd I th? onTthat I let vou '"tbe one possible witness of that tragic I cded sentence on the score of ,11
such a fool ad 8t ' l w j u m tl .vatorj had been an health after serving four of a twentv
put n.y -name ' ut a$ "," idle one, nnd be hnd not anticipated any ar term. It was Zen.is Piall. P,es,
! ! M,cvor,l,ng of. it?" ' 9tart,ln "".. t he felt an odd dent of the Hiverboro Hank."
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rivVr'cywal eye bat ih-Urt Hj l .ouch viith jou AinMajTl n,. loving ,K, knew the' grin
Vinf. to break .to the tlllums!" to- portunt as they were, had lid him no from the fate of nations to of l ' ' .'",'K '," " ?" T" Mm' ' 7' l'"1'1 "!'' "r "! fulness, nnd thatthere
wants to b rk nl '. ",u. ' Ilpws. Lcnror , Ulc ,,,. wlulon nnd the brass tn.ks, seemed lo nr L U i". this Chief Hurkc was .eluc ' was MbiiIIi.iiii... In the iironrictarv air
"- '- . .. .1. i niiotinil nn fcrAliin,i ,. i,ft hnnl nirntu n t- ...Au .. r. . 1 .1 .. . , 1 t mi . i 1I1P iUIIK Diiun x, ittitij, I'liv I IIIIIll !(M
loricu Jir. viiii.iu. .....i.... -- i . , . ., . - ; '..... liml i fin-,.... In ie ((intent Inn I'nii luiid ,.!,,. I . ,:.i ..... ..7,
,,ut oll' rn'r ot 1!&nt ni'PWctl
i iion-iiiu liuiu wiiw ii iu .iiiirn uk"
Don't it bent nil what the public'll taud
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"It does. " Pnnl rose "I'm nnl
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" "' nine up any more oi your vain
"hie time. T.et me Know If the movie
jsplrnnt I'm after shows up nml Keep
her till jou get mc, will you? '
"S " " atWed Mr.
0, fa ,
once-over ur.elt ns jou ro out."
ram darted one swift compieheniie
glance nbout nt the sea of eager faces
which confronted him and then beat n
i.noi. i.. ... n. 1...11 r .
""J. ..1.....1. i mi- Mill. ll II IIOOI
'closml dnnr mnrLr.,1 "-;,-,.
oiiposlte ho saw in imnosinir pt Intinru I 10 tier innie. The sw ft lintice li.'iil .- .. .... . ... . .. "ilmiotln. smlly.
thin, melodious whistle lepeitting'a bar ''nul Huney was usheied in nni1 suKl't "" inleivlew with bis chief, "?o g?t It, Znidee." Dorothy sug.
or two of 11 poptihr rcfrnin over and 1 'Jlcs mv soul, I thought vim had '''"'"K "'"'I' l"" lId of the discovei.v Rested Victoria opened the note care
over with 11 slow, drawling svncopation fitiis)i..l with us:" the lotund little mnii ", J"1' vp-oiii1 bullet and all that it lessly. which rend:
,thnt wn nresistihle. ' 'exclaimed good-nntiiredlv. "I'll know ""l'l'ed. "Sony i can't be here, dear. Make
Uefore I'aul could voice 11 interv the
door opened and 11 slim, prettily dressed
figure stood befoie him. The mini nn-
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IH-HIL-II i Ullllg nt III SI Slgt, )Ut II ClOSei
nsnection revenleil nintum i:..0 .....
his dean-out jaw and lips and the mel-
nucholy exiiressiou of Ills dark e.ves ill
nr corded with tlie careless merrv whistle
of 11 moment before.
As his glance rested unon Pn1 im
smiled pleasantly and came foiwnrd.
"You are looking for me?" he asked
with a slight, indefinable atceut. "I'm
Mnx Vnlloiy "
J in Ilnivey. a special investigator'
employed on the Huitshorne case," Paul ,
nnnounced. "1 011 Know, of course. Mi.
Vallorj, that Mrs. Hnrtshnrne was n
, " A" Vr" Tuln
1 night, at which ou appeared with JOur
guest nt the tied ( ross dunce given bv
, "-" "
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I I rend of it in the impels the next
(lar." ,,n ,ai(, grnvcIr ..,.,,,, iI!llnos,
wasn't it?"
As jou must be aw.ue also fiom
' ncosiiiiiicrs. jirs. Marts win e wns
me newspapers. .Mrs. iinrtsiiorite was
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111,1 l"l"ll III II II V" lll.n nil.tl. Inn. ion .1..
dance until her bodv wns ilisnmor.,,1 ;.,
her honie taJM
HIS l,irilS A. 1 1 II f.1 TO "1, ,. n .,.,., f
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necessary routine work, thcefore,
; "" " inovcmems iiiirmg the eve-
nil,B at the T.cdvaids. You did not
know her. but perhaps you mav lecog-
m?c n description of her costume nnd
general appearance. She was o'f medium
height and pretty, with bluish eyes and
brown hair, nnd she wore a peneh
"olored satin dance frock trimmed with
'liver nnd a string of pearls "
Vallory laughed
"Uxcuse me. Mi. Harvey, but that's
too many for me' There seemed to be a
thousand people tbeie. and I'don't hnv
any time to rubber mound at the guests
where we plaj !
"I believe you " Paul smiled and
drew from his pocket a folded sheet of i
nnnr "r i,r. ,.. ....i. .i!
,--,..., u.,,c unc n .until uiuKiuiii
of the I.edynrds' ballroom. Heie is
where your orchestra was station in I
this alcove, wns it. not?"
The jas-z leader spread the paper out I
111
on his desk
"Did you observe any one at all who
went in or out of the conseivatory dur-
ing the earlier hours?"
"No, I can't say that I did," the
other responded candidly after a pause.
"J'd like to help you out, but honestlj
l llliln't ni.Hni. nmhnir !.' t, iv.
to keep up the pace we hit!"
"Did you War anything from that
.direction?" Paul persisted. "Any noise
hi,c n cry or nn explosion"'" i
Vallory chuckled ngain.
"Stni. T iini.til.it t.i.n, ,. i.fi.. o.
shell if it went off in front of m,k 'when ,
we'rp plnjUig!" Then his face grew
Brave oare more. "You don't mean
that anything happened there ! The
lady wasn't shot !"
"I don't think it is Iikdj " Paul1
picKcd up bis hnt. "Still, nobodj Knows
when she left, and as she wasn't seen
alive afterward, I've got to look into
every possible contingency." ,
vcll, I in sorry I can't he
leln you .
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an,, A allory said conliallv. "Ion re
..,. i.gd.usc i .our,, proposiuon, ail
right. 1 ,e seen more than one nastv
scrnp in my time, but this is the nenicst
1 ever came to a minder in sunlt en.
clCty! SnV. I Wish Vou'd ninm nml I
hear us piny some time. A e're going
to give a couple of open-air concerts in1
Hainbridge Park to boost the next gov- i
eminent loan. Whj don't jou drop
,,.,,
ligation .
vored him s far )n his
should fail him now. '
In spite of all that be bad accom- '
when be had first laid eyes upon the
ium woman.
DOROTHY DARNIT-And
MISTER KNOOPIS
NOT GOIN' TO
AFRICA TO 8E.
AN ACTOR
luiuiiueni mar inc iuck , t'au snt hack n is chaii .
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By Robert On Chipperfield
iiuiiii 10 k possiuio remaining riuc soiucniiiig, i n'uicuiucr, nixiui it ncing
Hose Adnre and the servants of the'ver) nd mill tragic for the banker to
nnrisnornc Household linil tcstiticil to
. uli nbrimt nml Inniiillrnliii. , ininsc In
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""- ..c.nciiuur oi uicir misticss dining
i back to the previous Tucsdav night, just
, n week ago. That this change linil been
due to fear there could he no doubt ;
; fenr for her very life, ot the doom which
nrntln . over(nkp ,, r.lt. ,.,.,
'Hint night, too, she had armed Jiersclf
, -"" nurisnoine nnd (iineu at ii" -
'"1'or', ' K",le the Ledjnrils to plaj
i bridRe, then suddenly plrmlid nn excuse
nml t.iili u.,.,.n ..-.'.. 1 ..1
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on the noiiit of l.-ntlnp his oil.,., wli.n
ellou':l1 never to commit a minder 111
"'is town, liv (Jail! tVhnt me vnu nllci
,um- J'1'- Haive.v?'
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Ul U IllUr IIIIIIILIIIIIII I 1IIIIM HlillllUI
about Mrs. Hinlshorne. Coniiel ,n
nr''" I'nul loponded. "Do vnu h
I '""nber the Inst time von stivv liei
I'rinr to the dnnceV"
The colonel nondeied foi 11 moment
"lid then nodded vixoiousli.
"' lo. h s on Tuesda.v. when she
dropped in for 11 bridge rubber or two "
"Wlikli she did not remain In plnv
supplemented Paul.
"No; had n hc.idndie or something
Swarthmoie took liei home oivc
beard about Suaithinoie, haven't vmi.'
The federal niithoiities !"
"es, Colonel i.edvinil.' I'.iul
stemmed the others tw'of 'wmds 'Z
nboTft Tuesdaj evening. Do von mull
Ihc subject of the cniivei satiiln nisi b, ,ntil0 ,,,,, foni. frpl ,l(1,ntt tIlc"1(, ,, Meanwhile. leiorin. donning n iuf
foic Mis. Haitshoine's iniivnl'' f .i,,. ,.,in9 ,,. ..,,.,, , 1 fled blue voile, hummed a popular song.
"We were discussing bei." iipltnl
n i1ili)1tixiin si 1 ill i.iiiin liiiiiiiiiiiiii
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VTe iSoaV iinr ivliim nml
Mrs. Cowles h.ul dined with us. and the
l.,dies Imrl tlieir milee in ihr ,h.iuiL.
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loom, vv lieu wo loincil lliem I hp weie
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,Mg ncr vvJitle .Vlrs CowJcs was on the
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women me !
"Then Tiix lit into us and . nlled
our attention to the fact of how little
we knew nbout Mrs. Ilartshomi- and
her past. Wendle Hiaddock was stand
ing up for bei. when she was an
nounced witli Mr Swartlimore."
"She did not nt first mention her
headache?"
"Oh
no! She was talking in a most
animated manner with Doctor Pet i me.
liraddock and me, when Tiix came up
aml J01110'1 "e conversation, svvitdi-
ingit rathei abtuptly to the past and
aslilB JIrs' Hnrtshome one 01 two
l,0i"ted questions, lrs. Hnrtshorne ie-
nlied in nn nvnsive sort of wnv and ni- I
: .ii ii .
"nost "nmediatelj pleaded a headache.
und left. P.ruddotk and Swaithmorc ti,,.( hinieiited. "You've climiu-itcd
had a little tilt, as 1 lemember. over,some lnorp deadwood, hut we ('0I1.t
uie 'K'oon or escoiung neiMiome, mm ,
C11 nntlirvmnn 11 nn yii.t ' I
Swartlimore won out.
"Jmt s tllG J"-' ('f "i ron"
?t" between Mrs Hartshorne
Mr- "raddock, Do. tor Pcrnne and
oulf ,ll0n, T,m" l,I1S1,,cr J"letl
,0" J A ", , , . ,
Go?.d I',0'11' "!a"' ' ,,0,n l kno" ' P
m-m mi a uii. i-iuiiiii . ns.-,,, , uu et.,., ,
cause we had been discussing her nt the
moment of her umva! and wc ninnii
factured smnll talk to till in the gap '
Colonel Ledyard paused "Hut let inc
see.
"As I recall it Do.toi Pen me
vtarU''1, buU V'"i,1K '". ',"' "-"l "
some chnritj vvoik connected with his
parish, in which Mis. Ilnitslioiiie was
interested. 1 didn't pnj much atten
tion, but it was something about a
banking and loan association. Iltn.l
dock took a liaud and the talk dnfted
to small investors in genual and lu.vv
they were the lust and guatest victims
of irregularity and fraudulent (onver
sion on the part of bank oflieials Hr.nl
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i.-r. ..nil Jill, uin-i. nn- t.isi: OI 11 11,111 u
prcsMent in a smaller dtv who had
wr(l.k, tl... institution In speculating
,,, the fim,,s ot , invrMm, ,, ,
t0 Atlanta for it. when Tnx joined!
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eager look in his eyes.
"Who was this hanker? Piom what
city?"
Colonel T.edyard shoot: his bend
"There vou have me. 1 dnn't
"Did Mrs. Hurlsborne seem ,,.i,,
ested in the conversation?' he nsVnl
"She was alwajs inlcustcd in what
as it vou weie
Deucedly clever,
as if vou weio Hi., Inc.! i.mII. i
the Natives Throw a Mean Ei
7 i WHV NOT?
HE5 QEEN .TUDVIN'
THE CONDITIONS
OF THAT COUNTRY
tolas'" the colonel conceded. ".She said
nave lumen ins cnicer. mil nor sMii-
niilhies weie lintutallv on the side .if bio '
v ii-iiiii cm- ,-uu.ii i.iwitjs ue depended
on to snj thv i ighl thing."
I Well. 1 won't detain oii an lone-
rr " Pnul obscivcd risiiur "Itnf ulmi
Soitm" pinion CoC
. .,, f ',. ' '
daughter had stinted? Did j on agree
1 itli her that ,li. llnrfshoine linil
i,. nrcepted too leadilv without Lie
.lent iaW?"
' l" t1'1' straight tn Ueailquai teis
"1 exninincil (hove windows in the
'oiiseivatoi.v verj cniefulh." be ndilei),
"None of the panes of glnss liml been
. ni1iwi...l ......,1.. 1...1 11 .-1.
iviiui.vw ll'liuj, lllll llll" IJMI'll XV ilS
1 omnaintivcl.v slum e. nnd 11 uimlnu
pole st(,d in if tuiiici. In spitP ,,f
the i'oloner.s oideis thai the windows
should lemnin dosed it would have
been a simple mntUr for'nirt of the
guests to have opened one. if he or s.li
telt inclined for nunc nir."
"How about the outside''" Reminded
u. fhlcf. "t'.iunl tbev have been
onened finm then.'"
"No. The sash 1011I1I not hnve been
1....1 i.. .,. ,. . . , . -.
pliing to jour telephone cilf lweut !
mee 7lm ,o,,.,,i it,ri.i. ' ii .. !.. I
ZIT
giound. with a In
lows oiTen on n iiaiinw ship of gar-,
-rt.wmut niuiou.im, airs- XX III - I
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.,,)j nrtive peisn might ensilv (,ijlnl)
r .1 '. I
"Z SnlcK r ' """ ""
"Tl,..,.'. ws ',.. i .1. ,
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WHS 111 PI'S lit Ilin nn..!.,.
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TllOinrll tin Mill n.ln.lli b iT-.l,. ,l,:l. 1
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"'" "s icn open on 1 ie n g it
t!t '"' ,h' "" f " I
asceitilined was left mien nn tlm mV'.f
-.,.....
"lint look hen
Chief Iiurhe ex-
postulated, "You'ie taking a lot for
gi.tnted. What ninkes' vnu" s certain
., ,., .... . .
that neither lScntiiie l.idvaid
Swaitbmoie did the shooting?"
Paul made a gesture of impatience.
"I'ecause each of them suspects tho
other, though on her part she wouldn't
admit it. in s,. m.-inv minis .....l a.n..n,
, , . . S
ore ouiy in oke down nnd betrajed
what he thnndit w Inn. T but l.tm In l.
i:,,,., ...nf .., i,,i ;,..,n c .i
ui the murdci Then he' skipped Js
.n,,i,i i,:,,, ... ilt . .',. .'.'., I
,iti.d the fideral authotlties and I've '
,; ,0ut the 'II lound him up for the
,uty ork ,' las be(,n ,oin on ol
vrumeiit lontrnctH." "
in .... ,.
i ...ii in-i- mi ueurvL me nuisii ot
(, ,nst, ,imn ..i. . .inrtn.l ' tt,n
klJ0W llli)1(. a,mL tbe ,,u
ii, 1
mau oi ner
pnst-
".lust a moment " I'.iul iuleiriipled
quictlj "Do jou lemember the nffnir
up' iu Ilivetbnio nbout four jcais ago,
when the principal bank there was
wrecked bv its pusidout and he was
sent to Atlanta?"
"Sine." lesponded tliecbiiT luoniptly.
"Zcnas Pi all, his name was. The tin t li
came out just befoie the war stinted
nnd he beat it, but they caught him iu
New A'oik trjing lo book passage for
some iionc.xtradition port. Hut what
has he got to do with it?"
"If they bnd an nlaun nut for him
his description may be on file in the
recoi.N here," Paul lemarked, ignoring
the question. "Ask one of the bos to j
look it up, will jou, chief?"
ins superior complied and when tho
clerk had departed upon his errand re' -
turned to the nttack.
"What are you driving nt, nujvvaj '
vvheie does he come in on the Harts
home affair?"
"1 don't knmv thnt Jic does," Paul I
admitted frankly. "It's just n chance
shot, hut I mean to satisfy myself1
nbout it. He hns just been let out ,
on suspended sentence, jou know, and
I've got a hunch that the news wasn't
pleasing to Mis. Hartshorne. It I
can discover sonic link which connects
them in the past it may open up a new
line of investigation."
The clerk icnppcnied and laid a com- i
inunicalioii, telegraphic iu its bievity,
befoie the chief.
"There jou nrc." The latter glanced
over the document and handed it to
his suboidinutc. ,
" 'Age. fifty-four.' " Paul lead.
"Height, five, feet ten Weight. ISO.
'! IIIIO .M III.. r.w.A l.m HI Al
Light blue ccs. sllgi.uy nea.-sigi.te.l, llKn ..Yn ,, ,, . ,,,, , , , , -,
no glasses. Smooth face, thick g.a.v , KllPW , ,,,,, t ,0 t,
''"",'; O'lict, c-cmserva ivc diessfr , ,e. s.miiiv!" Which, had Victori'a
AU-I1. chiefs I guess that s all I need j (lvod h lss. would have been sutli
I in leaving town for a few days, don 1 1 rient kimllio. f,. n c.,in.oin.
-.... .. ,.. ....
i i i.. t ci,..ii i. n, i,.,i I
Iv.l.l.l 1.1111 I U.IK c ii hi. .... ..,,. j . mi.
took his depaitiire
(CONTINUED. TOMOKKOW)
!' "' "" -."- . CopjrlslU ltUU, b Uie Hell fe.ndleatf. Inc till CJflS. McMmtllR
DID NT HE HE-'LIKCS EVERYTHING (WHY THEY I ,-, , .r,.,t- r ,, ' ,
LIKE THE EXCEPT THE OSTRICHES ARE NOT QUITE TRUE BUT
LOOKS OF DANGEROUS DID YOU EVER SEE ftysr
..nrruiTHiNGS ,. jl ,. j the si-ze 6f an jp- I
DAILY NOVELETTE.
PIUNCE AND THE
PUPPY
lly Christine liases
"o-
(II I. Auntie Vic! AVo'vc got n
r ! nv. t ., ,!"
' i"..'.-.- ... . hv .. jmif.j .
i Thii greeting vvns shouted in sing-
' song nnd i cached Virtorin Heed n full
' . tit ., . . ...
' ''"'' ' I"',tlW- ,
, "lie hat the cutminKest llltlo nose 1"
' A" "'""J" H" Znlilco nhen excited,!
the last woid came in a clear and as
tonlshlng high "g."
"Hut his sKin' too loose," confided
jou. its on the Unit table."
J"nrseir at home. Olic will give you
some lunch. See you soon. M. C.'s In
town"
Vlnlifin pnip n lltHe tirrfitltlnea l .
I ' ,--' -"-..... .va,, in
voluntary on ami ncr ince grew
nn white ns n health coat of tan would
'rt ";
"Whal's the nritter?" chorused the
twins.
"Nol 11 thing, sugar angels," rz-plied
,'"''r nppallingl untnithfiil aunt, "ex-
' 'pl ''"' n",,mn!:M as n couple of
brn'' "
",f "hr "lls v0 ""'' bungry," Zai -
! ,,ro "lnl"1 '" 1,1,m'- v,lcl1 "10 mimed
. n111iT mint luid cone to ehnnire liiv,.
',Wi""- "if sI"' w,ls s0 nwf"1 bungrj,
Dots, whj didn't she ent nniiUing?"
,iut. ,"nl' 'V T .1 . Vas .ro"-
,. ., , ,, ,
ZZ, " ,cma,M ,l
That didn't seem to go so very well, but
il,.i nmiirlit Iinr.itl f lltlfilio1 Liitvn(lii tin
Im-1 ot .nonni to sh, ,,d sapped ,
iiLruptlv 1 seemed she couldn't get1
nuni (..... AI.11K Ciane if she liie.l-
'w. .iv'in . v .. ...... ., ,..,,
....
n m. Int si v snmr tiossesscd lie.r.
', ,, , , , ,. , . .
UUI nnif-
fei-encc to hei She honed, ot com sC.
that she wouldn't ireet him, but if she
did-well, what of that? She wouldn't I
I.......!, it,,, unu K.n... 1 l.tll.l Alfl.L trn.nl
nduiit sue was son, mini .v.ni ga e'
1 1, 1 unit !ml. it nil nuniinli i n i
III HUH fll' IV.111 ill n i i nx.i ux.'tlfeii -
know that be never, never would give in
till she showed that she was sorrj. So
tlieie it wns a vicious ciiclc. She
didn't (inc. an.vwnj.
Xot n bit. She
..:.,! n K.Mn tlwii, om1 llinin ii.cl liimnrn
lu" " ' i-..
IT
"She doe weigh "more than two snuir
ids!" Sin ill altercation fiom below
,tei runted the ctinent of her
thoughts
Victoria huuied down
"Don't jou weigh moie tlinii two
squirrels, Auntie Vic?" demanded .ii-
i iwu.limiili'li.
"" 'V. , .-, .. .. . .1
. "Well, leasoncd Doiothy, "we ask. d
'"other how much she weiglied and she
I said ns much as a liorse nnd two squir-
IC1S llUII ll IIIOIIU... Il.l'l ...lit ..... p.-.- nil
, .,. !r ,., :., .,
lOUISCll (11,11 1. 111.11. l.-l ...-.,11
A'ictoria laughed helplessl nt her
plump sistci's subteifuge to Keep the
entile neigliboihood fiom Knowing het
act weight.
"Whcio's the puppj ?" she asked.
This diversion pioved moie than sue-
essful
foi the puppv was, iu fact.
missing,
"And 'oiil.v jesterday," Kaidco
mom ncd. "he chewed up ni.v little live
duck " Her aunt stnied aghast. "Well, the credit depaitment. s0 that between
an wnv." she qualified. "I pi etended it tbe ciedit maiiagei and the salesmen
was nine " the sales manager's life was made per-
Aftei n futile senicli it developed that fcctlj iniscinble.
Ilus. the gioeei's hov, hnd seen n small Tbe following imideul luought mnt
xiillnw do'' So Aiintin A'ic. with n dole- Mpls to a head and caused an own
ful iin (linc-inir to ench hand, set nut
in the diuction indicated.
Thev came upon the pupp.v sitting in
fiom of n dij goods store. "looking
son.v " ns Doiothx put it. "Oh, look!"
.she shucked, delightedly, "he's waving
his car at us"
lie gave them an iinquestionnbl en-
Ihiisiastic i crept inn, and ns Vidnii.i
stooped to pat him his iiwkwnid, eager
paw caught iu the slender gold chain
"bout her nei k The chain biokc and
t'' l"1 kel it had suspended spun into
the guttei
"I'eimil me." it was Maik Cinnc
who stood, slilliv com Icons, holding out
her Imket to her. A bit of paper
cape.l fium it and fluttered to the side-
walk. As Mink stooned to lecovcr that I
nlso, he Tend on it in Victoria's hand- !
writing, "Piinre of Dreams." In pick
ing it up lie shamelessly Hipped it over
with Ins nail the photographed face
was Ins own !
Their oos met. and Mark giiuiicd :i
little bnv gnu. taunting, complacent.
I but veiv, veil linppj. It was as if lie
I liml ctil , itmnl... ..t !.:... ,1.! I
-- -....,- i, iiiiiii.!,-. .,. . nui:i in ni:.
, " ...,.,............,
pup:
The next lomplele iiovelcit
Clothes.
DREAMLAND AD VENTURE$ByDaddy
llollo, the Wandering Monkey,. 1
n - """"" ifachcr ana all
I'ftWI'a fchaatmntci Into tnanlcyi.
Then tump llnough a elide on the
hlackboaiil nnd find thimschei in
Monkey-land. Their lliey are fur-
'onnmu iiy teal, wild Inonleyt
'V
I...
Captured by Wild Mnnlicjs
QlIItlKKINn nnd chattering, the wild
monkeys swept through the tfrctops
and about Smiling Teacher and the
children. They weie ns numerous ns n
(lock of blackbirds in a field of wild
rice and they wer ns scary looking ns
scores of large spiders. Indeed so much
were they like hpidcis with their long
aims and legs nnd tnils, thnt Peggy
had to look nt them n second time to
innke sure thnt thej were truly monkeys
like llollo, nnd not a fi!7zy kind of
grnnd-dnddj -long legs
"We-cc-ck! We-ec-ek! Here's n
strange band of monkevs on our hunting
grounds. Drive them into the river!" j
shrieked the wild monkeys.
I'eggv, Ulllj. llollo. Smiling Tenchcr
nnd the school pupils who had been
tinned 'nto moukejs by Hollo's Dienm
Stick huddled close together among
the branches of a lnrgc tree. The wild
monkes gathered all around and above
nml below until the children weie in
the center of a big, living globe of mon
keys, without n chance of escape In
any diiection.
"We-ec-ek! We-eeek' They hnve
come into pur hunting grounds -seeking
our food! We-ee-ck! We-ec-ek!"
chattered the wild monkeys, showing
their teeth. At that they begnn to bienk
I ,rf stick', fro,n irrrs ""'' to' hurl
ltliein nt the children.
The childien covered their faces with
, n,i.Ir nrma tn nroleet themselves, and
j seeing this some of the bolder monkeys
1
I
THE BUSINESS DOU I UK
By HAROLD WHITEHEAD
Author of "The Business Career of Peter Flint" and "Bruno Duke
1 Solver of Business Problems"
OSTOMIES AKK OPPOUTDNT-
TIL'S. NOT RISKS
.... ,., . ... .... ... -..1
'rnti , ciei 1 man 1 uic mm hwu-
L - did not get along very well
togetbei The cledl manager felt that
the sales manager was always acccpt-
;,',,, rlsk business. The sales manager
. .
( Ulnt ,p rmllt malingcr
l
, . , .
M n lo1 ot I'rable business
Now, ot course, n concern covciing
the eountij lis this one did (the con-
l corn made toilet at tides) did nn enor
1 nious business with small letailers.
1'icquentl the financial information I
available about ntw mstomeiH was
vazuc. The salesmen who took the or-
der geneially gave glowing accounts of
the customeis' standing, nnd the op-
pottuuity it offered for futuie business,
The sales manager felt his salesmen
Ishimld be bucked nn nnd that their re-
----, - , , , .. ...
pott should be consideied. 'lhe credit
inauagcr pooh-poohed the idea, sajing
that the salesmen would be sure to sa.v
inr uniumn liu ' i. .. tucuui Dll
..,,,,1, nn imu!,! .n,i,i ii.nt,. ,ninD
jiiit.wi. intiiv. uiniiii., ii.,, .ti,i iii.ii pun,
'quota and so much mote commission to
them.
As the ci edit manager had the final
suv on the neieptnuoe of orders, there
was qnicklj cicated a sort of aimed
neutralit.v between the salesmen and
the ciedit depailtiKuit.
flic salesmen
wiotc pathellcallj or wiuthftilly, ac-
coiding to their Icnipciiimcnt, to the
snies manager about the "injustice" of
bieadi between the two manaireis:
K0( ustomei located in , North
Jakota liad u.siuili.v dis.ouuted his bills
in ten days. Tor sum., u'lison hl nc
count hnd icmaincd unpaid for sixty
duvs.
The salesman sent in the usual older
j'1.'1 "UJP " ""nmeiit about the unpaid
ii in-., in.' oi.icr i nine lo inc ciedit
depaitment, it was piomptly turned
down nnd a shaip letter was sent to the
customer lequcsting immediate pajiuent
of the account.
The sales mniiagci was furious at
such high-hiuided tientiiieut of n good
cusioiucr, wincii tlic ciedit manager now
rs-l5'1,IS,sri1 as " risk. The situation was
pfKl,'riivated when a letter came from the
nan.iger ot the customer's btore m-
d0""1!-' Ilis Personal check for tho over-
due account and a note icquesting that
their order be canceled. V
The sales manager could not under
stand this ut nil, and wrote the sufo
man who took the older for nn explana
tion. Hack came a letter sajing that
the owner of the stoic had been hurt in
mi jiccident and vvns (oniined to a
hospital, but expected to be well again
in n week or so. In (he meantime, the
manager was looking after things, nut?
me proprietor told iiini to leave every
thing nppci tnining to payments until
liis i etui ii.
The ciedit mniiflgei'M attitude of
looking nt iiistnmeis as lisks had cost
the house u 00(1 eiistoinci. Of course,
the salesman should have explained the
dicilinstaiiies when he sent in the or
der. Hut 'two w longs never make a
tight.
"MONKEY-LAND" ,
They wero like spiders '
1
crept nearer, nnd lashed nt them with
long switches. When the children drew
in their legs, the wild monkeys laughed
with glee.
One snucy young thap swung close
nnd gave Peggy n sharp cut with his
switch.
"Ouch!" screnmed Pegg
That was too much for Hilly to stand,
He gave n leap to a vine nbove the
head of the saucy wild monkey and in
another second bis long tail was twined
tightly nrouud.the neck of the surprised
oung chap. Then Hilly swung the
monkey back and forth, making believe
thnt he was going tn drfish his brains
out ngniilst the trunk of a tree. All
the time bo squeezed the monkey's neck
harder nind harder until lie squeezed
all the breath out of him.
"We-ec-ek! Wc-cc-ek! lie's 'going
to kill Cheeky, the son of Chief Chntter
Chec!" screeched the moukejs, and they
promptly scrambled back to a safe dis
tance, chattering nngrily.
"I'll not kill him if ou go nvvny
nnd leave us alone," answered Wily,
.T
'
j The whole question of credit policy
was brought before the general man-
i "n.
n A
uotn cieuic and sales iiiiimiguiBj
making chaiges ami counicr-cnargcs
against each other. , '
The general manager heard both men,
then spoke as follows:
"You are both to blame, and I am
ns well. The sales manager has le
sponsibilit for sales, but none on
MA.ltin fi'l nM..ll, .nn..nnA : nennn ..Pcp.i' ..uerfsifu in my orit una very
( redits. 'I he credit manager is rcspon-1 an,ius to cet alons I have tho orr-ortunlti-siblc
for bnd debts, hut not for sales. I to meet nome of the purrhaslne acents amt
... . ,. .. ., , .. .,., ,, j merchandise men or the larEent concerns In
c must divide the responsibility. tho city and ask their advice about the best
"How?" both questioned. ' od ot "a" " """ c"""n "
"We must readjust the salesmen's ,&,H'iUot5 rttSSS'eKVr.
Pnv. They must have less fixed salary I
aim larger commissions, inc (ommis-
sion will be paid quarterly ns now,
but4fiom commissions must be deduct
ed n percentage of the losses incurred
fiom their trndc. This will mnkc all the
salesmen assistants to the credit man
ager, "Wait!" he exclaimed as the sales
manager was nbout to piolest. "This
does not inteifere with j-ottr nulliority. AVhcther a purchasing agent advances
The, credit manager lias no more juris- or not depends upon the kind of con
diction over the men than at piesent. Ucrn he works for. In some concerns
"Now for the credit depaitment. AVe the Purchasing agent is about the blg
..iii ,i,i, f ..(; ,.f r,uD t - gest man in the place. The ndvance-
ccptnute and ot losses to both. As the
number of accepted ordcis inci eases
above the present figure, we will allow
a larger percentage for bad debts on
the increase. This will enable the credit
department to put more faith in human
nature.
"Hoth jou men shall shaic equally
iu a special bonus on iucrcased sales.
Hoth of ou men will be penalized from
the bonus for any percentage of loss
allove our normal figure.
"Tlieie is one thing I feel that the
ciedit manager is to blame for. He hns
been so anxious to prevent loss that he
has lost sight of the fact that wc live
on the piofits we mnkc and not on the
losses wc save.
"Remember," he concluded, tinning
to the credit manager, "thnt customers
When Bill Saw
Since the death of Colonel lloosevelt
old-timers in Washington have been
recalling many incidents illustmtivo of
the tremendous vitality ot the man, Ins
determination to get things accomplish
ed and his unwillingness to let led
(ape interfere with the accomplishment
of thnt which seemed necessary to be
done. One of these incidents was re
counted the other day by Colonel AVil
liam Hoce Thompson, chairman of the
Kooscvclt Memorial Association. It
vvns narrated w ilh much appreciation by
11 congressman who didn't nppreeinjc it
so much when it occurred It inii as
follows :
The government was co-operating
with the Peniisjlvunin and llaltimorc
and Ohio railroads in the project for
n new- union station tlic present fine
edifice. The site of the I'eunsjlvnnia's
old station now the 'mail near the
White House had tieen purchased by
tho government, and it was purposed
to uue tho( buildings. Hut Congress
hnd been held late in a spcciul ses
sion, and the members weie nuxious
to get home, so it vvns decided to
"Wc-ec-clsl You've come to our
hunting grounds to taKe our food," '
screeched the monkeys.
"We-ec-ek! AVo nrc only friends'
passing through .jour hunting ground",
We intend jou no hnrin. We are peace ,
ful spfder nionkcxM like joureclvcsV'S
answered llollo. I
rpi.i. ........... ...,.i i .nii.r. i,.vl
111119 ill,:.,, ,. r, iiiv.i iu ruiidij i.tr
monkeys, for their nugry chatter died'
away and they grew qurl ns one old I
nioiiKey spoke tor llirni,
"Wo-eo-ek! If von are friends, ift
free the son of our chief, and go liui
pence. I. Clinging Tail, promise that
we will see you snfely on your way," .
"You sneak well, Clinging Tail,"
answered llollo, and Hilly, not waiting
to hear more, swung young Cheeky
up to the safety of a tree branch,
and let him go.
"We-ec-ek ! My fnther will nar toii
for squeezing my neck." chattered
Cheeky, but all the other monkeys just
grinned in the friendliest sort of a way.
Their nngcr turned to Kindness andri-j,
stead of urging the children to go avvly)
they begged them In stay and visit a
while.
Hut Clinging Tail, looking nt Smiling
Tenchcr, did not join in these urging:.
Instead he called Hilly nnd llollo asltlfl
and whispered n warning:
I "You'd better get nvvny as fast as
jou enn before Chief Chntfcr-Chce bears
thnt there is a fnir young lady monkey
with jou. He is looking for a new"
mate, nnd will be sure to choose her.
That would be a snd, sad fate."
Rcforc they could pass on the warn
ing to Smiling Teacher, however.
Cheeky set up a loud chattering:
"father! Here comes father! Now
jou'll get it for squeezing my neck.."
(Tomoirow will lie told how Ih
monley chieftain iron Smiling
Teacher.)
nrc not risks to guard against, but
opportunities from which to make
profit."
Headers' Questions Answered
Mr. Whitehead will answer in this
column questions on maikcting, buying,,
telling, advertising, tetter-writing, lusi-i
ness education, and on matters pertain- i
ina to the choice of a vocation. All ques- .i
tions will he answered nt the order of
receipt. A'o anoiirmoiM con espondene
will be acknowledged. Header's inititth
only will he published. It will take from
four to fifteen days for a reply to appear.
I am employed aa a bujer and officii m&n-ac-er,
and although I am onlv twenty yearn
old mj- ponltlon is nultn responsible. I nm
ecorsi.emoo rajw aconnecuon.
prepared Can son suBBest tre name of a.
rood school where I can pet resident (each-
"' . . 1
is me position or Dujer or purcnaainii
aeenr a ffood slip lor luiure aavancemeniii
UKuallr. or Is It a position more or least
Buiiionm ' i. . ... ii
fr,,. . -l 1 lll. I! 1- -'l
inc scuooi wnicii you iociiliuu la mi i
excellent one. In fact, any of the estab
lished resident schools in your town are
worth-while.
,ncnt' however, xv ill depend not so much
on our ability to be a purchasing agent.
but on jour ability to grasp bigger
things and to make such suggestions n'
jou see to the improvement, of the busi
ness. 1 am cmploNed by an exnorl sleel concern.
I havo little experience tn this rllne.
Xly cnplocrs nre nrranglnp to branch out
Into the trenernl export business XVhat
books can I etudy My employers tell ms.
to study salesmanship XVhere can a ounp
man learn expert sclline4 17, V
Your firm is wise in telling you to
study salesmanship.
In addition to the books I sent, I ad
vise jou to take n good resident course
iu snlcsmund.ip. Of course, the best way
to htudy expoit selling is to get in
touch with some export house.
(CONTINL'KD TOMOIUtOW)
"T. R" in Maine
postpone the letting of bids for teaT
ing down the buildings until Congress
reassembled the next fall. This duty
uatuinllj devolved on the committee
on the District of Columbia, vvhicli
has charge of government property in
the district. Meantime a major ot en
gineers was placed in charge as ens-'I
toclian.
AVheie the committee held its first
meeting 'at the next session of , Con
gress the matter o'f letting contractu
for the razing of the old station vv
oi ought up. fl
"Wh, gentlemen," dcclaied an as
tonished representative, "there is noth
ing to tear down. I walked past there
this morning, and there's iiolhing but
tin? bare earth where the old station
stood."
The committee sent post-Iinste for
the custodian, and tho chairman asked ,
him sharply what lind become of tnel
uuiiuing ne unci charge of. II
"It has been raved and the material
sioreu, sir," replied the mitjor. )
"lly whose order?" queried tliclfi
chaiiman, icd in tho fime. ll
I
"Hy older of President ItooscvcItjISl
sir." VQ
"Where in did he pi-t nnv .-
thority to bull into our business?"!
exploded the dmlrinnn. I
"Well, sir," said tlic major, "it Is
not for me to question the authority
oi the orders of mv n.mixii.j.,.1..
'I'.'m' '"" l0 oboy ,h"cm. A4tl l JUvl
Aud Congicss decided to consider Ifrj
n fact accomplished, and let it gu at'
that. Kastou Dally Tree I'vcss, ',
Autocrat of tho Air . '
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.... ...,, v I,,... 0,y wiutiniiii ot a
i T ', '"c-"ij"!"iwiuri! one icnrvl
found such illllienltv l ii i i.i.. 7... Tl
m ..n,L- .i,.,: :'.r -"".""'" ""'"u
. ..,,.,,.,,,., ulll, ol Wlu t)ln hp
wns continually behind with his vvdrM
J'he delay auuoved the fanners, vvhde.(
im iu cmi ii inccung to consider the
advisability of getting up nnothetwlml.
mill, Uninvited, tho miller ajso at
tended the meeting, uud in the midst of
the discussion rose and said : "Ye want
Mi get up nuother windmill, Ju Jc?
XV'II ll ll ..II ii.. .. , . . .. '..I
.,..,, .1 iu.v.n .... u... wind in inc parish
to keep my old mill agoln', ho you'll
hme lo llsh elsewhere for jer wind,
tluit'B sarliu!" This novel argument
gave matters the turn, ujuMo Uiltf-isy-,
...j inn, Vi nun nun u " p"-in"n muv
I'"rnu?Isco Argonaut.
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