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JACK O' JUDGMENT
Who's WHe in ihe Story
COWHM PAN ItOVXUAItY. fat,
tearee-grabied but micannilt cleuer
Uttder of a gang of creek, hat btcemt
mlarmed at receipt of a knave of elubi,
titntvt "Jack e' Judgment," alter several
mi his exploits, alt ,of teMrh am subtly
ievUtd te enrich him trltheut risking the
law's penalties. He trie te disarm shs shs
Dicieni withering around nln bi com
vtalnlite (e
tTAFFORD KtKQ, of the Londen Crlm
inal Intelligence force,
HSTO BltA'A, a sink man about lawn,
ere A' oftenfleiw en an actress, tene
rfSuJ hln, She is
MAISIE WHIM, daughter el Selly WMM,
e the gang who wishes te retire.
Shi If interested in Stafferd,
tOLLtK MARSIt, a dell-laced tut elewr
girl, wfce net j aj "vamp" el the black
malllnj gang,
CROOK C'lKWE, one a cnflmet, neiu
1 a thief. .
TIIK Rims' iiiectltiK wns held In the
hnll of n West 'End restaurant, and
thf twenty men wl'e nscnib'ied differed
very little in appearance from twenty
ether provincial business men who might
bare been gathered te discuss the
affairs of the company.
Their coming excited no comment
nd apparently did net even arouse
tit attention of vigilant Scot land Yard.
Ner, had the colonel's speech been
taken down by a shorthand writer and
submitted te the police, could any bur bur
ftstien be found of the significance of
the meeting. He Bpekc ) the diffi
culties of trading, of thrf "competition"
ulth which the company wn faced, and
called upon the shareholders te nssist
loyally the executive In n very critical
and trying time. I5ut these who listened
knew very well that the "competition"
was the competition of the police, and
they had their own Ideas as te what ,
censilium! hi- .iji.iH nun.- lu "."
the colonel made reference.
ir v'i - -
It was a very commonplace, ordinary
company meeting, wiiicii entir-ti in a
conventional way by n vote of eerih- i
deuce in the directors. It was when
that had been pnssed, and the meeting
JihiI broken nn. and members nnd elh-
cinls were talking together, that the
hWrGlt Selby, the ,,.. i
little man, wuesc special jeu was te
art a-9 intermediary between the com-
pnny nnd its mere criminal enter-
prises, received his instructions te speed ,
nn Helbv was the reeelvir of lptti.ru
A burglar or pickpocket who acquired
In the course of his activities documents .
tnd letters which hnd hitherto been I
worthless found n ready market through'
Selby. ICighty etters out of every bun- ,
urru iinr I"""""' i; ii 1" -it., "in ui - i viuiiHiy. i. any jijnn i inu Wile et n
enstlenally they would find a rich gem, I well-known Yorkshire mill owner."
a love letter indiscreetly cherished, en "I didn't knew that." said Pinte, ln
whieh ii new operation would be based, tteresled in spite of himself.
Then would begin the subtle torturing I "Ner did I, till today." said the
of a human soul, the opening of new 'colonel. "The fact is. this cursed .Tnnk
Ja.il ..Mi llllunllllAltf nll(.lTllCfC l.l.t mi. I
vistas of despair, the stage cleared for.e'
a new tragedy.
The colonel was te find that the chief
anxiety of his "shareholders" was net
as te the future of the company or ns
te the success of its trading. Again
and again he was asked n question
couched in identical words, and again
nnii muni in- ri-(iiii-u wmi u Miruu ei ins riHe ie ernsiure urewe is Impossible,
big sheuldeis: 'Cretln knows him, nnd the moment he
"What s the geed of worrying nbeut I put in appearance, ns likely ns net,
a thing like thnt? Jack e' Judgment 1 1 'ret in would lese his head and give
is n creek! That's nil he is, boys, n I the whole ihew nwey. It i.s jeu or
rrefil.. He') net the sort of man who'll nobody." He rubbed'his chin thought theught
rn te the pelice: he wouldn't dare put fully. "Yeu knew there are times when
111? facu Inside a police station. Yeu I'm sorry about Solemon White," he
leave him te us; we'll fix him toener or said; "he was the boy for this kind
later." I of business that is le'sny. In the old
"Hill." somebody asked uneasily, idujs he get n bit scrupulous toward
"what about Itaeul. that fellow who 'the end."
as hilled nt Putney?" Pinte was te find that the colonel
The uilenel lifted ills pvehrews. had made all arrangements, and that
'itaeul?" he en ill. "He hnd nothing for the pievieus two diivs he had been
te de with us. I never lienrtl the fel- planning n predatory, raid en the York Yerk
low's name until I rend it in thu paper, j uhircmuii.
As te White" lie shrugged his sheul- There was te he n bazaar In Hud
flers again "we can't prevent people dersfield en behalf of a local hospital,
having private quarrels, and may be in which Lady Sjbil Cretin took a
this rrenchman and White had one. j
u y ini-ery is, ne sniu, cm nerat nig nn
hlra which hnd only nt that mement1
occurred te him, "thnt Raeul, White '
nnii mis .incs e .iiuigmcni were worn-
ing lordlier, ainyoe it Isn t n had
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thing that White was killed under the,
circumstances." He dropped his hand
en the ether man's shoulder and oescd
geniality. "New, back you go, my lads,
and don't worry. Leave it te old Dan
te x Jack e' Judgment, or 13111 e'
Judgment, or Tem e' Judgment, who
ever he tnny be; and that we'll fir him,
you can be certain."
Coming nway from the meeting, he
expressed himself as being perfectly
satisfied with its results. He brought
Pinte and Crewe bnck with him In Tils
car, nnd dropped the latter at Picadllly
Circus. Pinte would have been glud te
have Joined the swell, but the colonel
detained him.
"I went te talk te you, l'inte," he
jmld.
"I've had enough business for to
day, said the Portuguese.
"Se have I," mid the colonel, "but
thnt doesn't prevent my attending le
pressing affairs. J was talking te you
today or was it yesterday about
Cretln."
"The Yorkshire woolen merchant?"
said Pinte.
"That's the fellow," replied the colo celo cole
ncl. "1 suggested you should go und
see him."
"And I suggested that I shouldn't,"
said Pinte. "Let him alone. You'll
never get nnethcr chance like you had
before."
'"Alene, nothing," said the colonel
testily. "You're seared because you
imuglne Cretln is warned? What de
you think?"
Pinte was silent.
"I suppose you think that, because
Jack e' Judgment intervened nt the
right moment, lie went back te York
shire feeling fine? Well, you're wrong!
Yeu don't understand one side of tlie
psychology of this business. That little
fellow Is quaking in his shoes and wen-
,r.rng what his grand wife would suy ,
n tne met mat he was n bigamist was
rri-uii'ii. 4nii mere s mere reason Iorieii ran i.-ririm iiiiu juu ri- u irrifriiv
1,1s fear today thun there was before, innocent agent in the matter, that you
nd there's mere reai-en for
Loek here!"
He took a newspaper out of his
pocket, und Pinte remembered that
(.Ven during the meeting the colonel '
Imri tu-t,... .,,.,,!.. .,.,. i ii t. ....
,md he had wondered whv. II,. hnd
Sit fellS! gS.Z:" this I
was net the case. The paragraph which I
the colonel pointed out with his thick '1 C . . l. --.
forefinger was short. I S SGSittOirilP
-nv ,10 ,eath of Sir Geerge Tres- S k-''-' AVJl V
.,nu,,.. m.,.... ..i... ," ....?
has become extinct. His estate, which
bus been estimated at ever a million, I
jmsses te his niece. Ludv Svbil Cretln "
ih,. daughter ,,f Lord Westsevern. Sir I
(Jeorge's i-en and heir havitii: died ure-
i 1.. , I.. L.ll. . i. a i
Judgment has put cverUhimr else I
out of our minds. And ou can sen
for yourself, Pinte, that this business
is impertnnt."
Pinte nodded.
"We are net only after the factory,
but here's a chance of making a re'nl
big coup. New I can't send nnvbedy
great interest. She was organizing the i
icre ami una invited suhsenptiens.
"The 're net ceinlnir in verv fast.1
according te their local paper." snid 1
rne colonel, "ami thnt has given me nn '
idea. letirc a presentable sort of
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fellow, Pinte, and It Is likely you'll
be all the mere successful because yeu're
u foreigner. You'll go tip te Yorkshire
and you'll tnke n thousand pounds,
and, if necessary, you'll subscribe
pretty llberaly te the fund, but It must
be done through Lady Sybil. Yeu can
make jeurbclf known te her, nnd invite
yourself te the house, where you can
meet Cretln himself."
He made ether suggestions, for he
had worked out the whole scheme In
detail for the ether te carry into effect.
Pinte s objections slowly dissipated.
He wus n vain limit and had all the
vices of his vanity. A desire te be
thought welt of. In he regarded as n
rich man when he was In fact en thu
verge of ruin, hnd brought him into
crooked practices nnd eventually Inte
the circle of the colonel's acquaintances.
Te appear among the fair as a giver
of Inrgesse en a magnificent scale suited
him down te the ground. It was n part
for which he was eminently tittcd, as
the colonel, a shrewd judge of humanity,
knew quite well.
"I'll de It," said Pinte. "Hut de
you think he'll squeal?"
Keliudnry shook his heud.
"J never knew n man wlm was caught
en the rebound te squeal," he said.
"Ne. no. you needn't worry about' that.
All you have te de Is use your discre
tion, choebc the right moment, prepar
ing him by n few hints for what is com
ing, and jeu'H tlnd he'll sit down, like
the hiird-hended businuss man he is,
and talk money."
Pinte looked dicentented.
"I knew what you're thinking," said
the colonel; "jeu linte thu idea of the
generous donor being unmasked nnd
appearing te anybody as a blackmailer.
Well, jeu needn't worry about that.
T rwli. Qt'litl 1.111 iifif V-iiaiv urn .fill ami.
body else that counts And. believe
me. (Jretin ueesn t leuiii. .n.vwny,
Seu can pretend thnt you're a perfectly
knew me slightly, nnd that I've
dropped hints which made jeu curious
and which you are anxious te verifv."
Pinte went off te make preparations
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Edgar Wallace
for the journey. He had one of the
top lints in the Albermarle Ilulldlngs,
n suite of roeniH which, if they were
net ns expensively furnished an the
colonel's, were mere artistic. He had
recently acquired the services of a new
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In his own rooms, kept no documents
of any kind, nnd received no visitors.
The man opened the deer te Ills ring.
"Ne, sir; nobody bus been," said
the servant In unswer te his query, and
Pinte wiih relieved.
Fer the last two days he had been
living In a condition bordering en panic.
It seemed unlikely that the colonel's
conlldence would be Justified nnd thnt
the police would take no action. And
yet the incredible hnd happened. There
had net been se much us nil Inquiry,
nr.d net once, though he hnd been en his
guard, had he dcte-rUil one shndew trail
ing him. His spirits rose nnd be
whistled cheerfully as he directed the
packing of his trunk, for he was travel
ing north, fully equipped for any social
events wlilcli might nwnit him.
Te he continued tomorrow
Ceturight, litcOlure Xcwspapcr Himdicate
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August 30th
SPECIAL SEASON-END
TRIP
By Steamibip "Seuth American"
On the final trip of the season,
the biff Steamship "Seuth
Aincrli-an" can accommodate a
number of one-way jmBsensers
trem Buffalo te Chleaffr..
Iavea Buffalo Wednesday
August 30th. 0 1. M urrlvlnir
C'hlcar.0 Saturday, September
2nd. 7 A. M.
RcttirnttiB tourists will find this
the Ideal, restful ending te a
vacation.
Business men can combine, a
buslnesa trip with a short,
restful vacation, and with little,
less of time.
All rail tickets reading "Buffalo
tu Cnicnife" accepted for trans
portation ; meals nnd berths
extra.
Reservations nnd tlckets may
be secured through all rail
road ticket otllces, tourist
agencies, or nddress
W. E. Brown, Gen'I Agent
ChlcnRii, IJtilttth A Oceritluii liny
TrnitHlt 'e.
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Wanamaker's Down Stairs Stere
Early Sale of Winter Coats
Offers Large Savings at
$25 $38.50 $58.50 $78.50
It would be difficult te ever-estimate the advantages of
this Early Winter Ceat Sale.
It started off today with ever a hundred different styles
of Winter coats.
They are of belivia and fine trade-marked coatings
trimmed with selected furs, including gray squirrel, beaver,
nutria, ceney, wolf, caracul and racoon.
They are luxuriously silk lined and warmly interlined.
Prices are very low, indeed, as a moment's examina
tion will prove.
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Twenty Styles of Coats at $25
Velour and llama cloth coats that are pleasantly lined with silk.
Cellars and sometimes cuffs of dyed ceney, or else made with fringed
scarf cellars that are fur trimmed.
Sizes 16 te 42
in most of the groups. Plenty of nayy blue, brown and black.
(l)mvn htnlra Stere, Murket)
Women's Sports Skirts, New $1.50
Earlier prices were double and mere than double.
Isn't it interesting te hear about such savings and the op
portunity te secure a really smart skirt for such an ex
tremely moderate price ?
Plain and fringed cotton epenge skirts in plain colors,
novelty plaids and checks. Geed tweed skirts in rose, blue
and tan. All of them weai'able new and later, and the
tweeds "geed" for all Winter.
Broken sizes 25 te 32.
(Iiemn Stairs Stere. Murknt)
Women's White Spert Shoes, $1.90
vvnite
shoes
rubber
heels.
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Day outings and all the geed times of vacation season still
ahead.
Twe styles. White canvas oxfords with black leather ,
saddle strap and tee cap. White canvas strap pump with I
black kid saddle strap.
All sizes in both styles.
(Down .Htulrs
Turkish Towels at 12V2c,
18c and 25c
Easy te have plenty of fresh, clean towels always en
hand when kinds like these are obtainable at such prices.
"Guest" size towels at 12Vlc, mighty convenient te
include 'in your bathing suit "kit."
Larger ones at 18c, snowy white and very absorbent.
Particularly nice ones at 25c in white and novelty color
stripes and plaids.
(Pewn ftlHlrs Stere, Central)
Children's Creepers, $1.25 te $2.50
Creepers of striped madras and
Pi&l
$2.50
(IIuhii Stiilr
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$2
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Women's Underclothes, 50c
At this one low price n surprisingly wide choice of well-made
garments.
Five styles of bloomers and step-ins of printed crepe, bntiste
white pajama check and nainsoek, some trimmed with hand-embroidery.
. femiirps with step-in bloomers te match of white nainsoek with
butterfly tluM(rn appli",urd in blue.
Envelope chemises of pink pajama check or orchid batiste.
Knee-flounce petticoats of apple e-een sateen.
Stamped Pieces for Clever Needles, 35c te 50c
... J;'nblFa he? niUBlin '9 0 material used, and after a few simple
stitches m rrler en its creamy background, one forthwith has n
charming result!
15c and 45c for house aprons te cover one's frocks
two a0tctriveUndCchSisreta f 8ma11 tab' C'th and fur nnPkins
Smart White Belts, 25c and 50c
25c for linked white leather belts and fiOc for perforated styles.
Cap or Fringe Hair Nets. 40c Dezn
The six asUcd-fer shades blonde, light, medium and dark brown
auburn and black. Beth cap nnd fringe styles. All made of human
hair.
' Central
Mostly Sample Coats
at $78.50
Distinguished one-of-a-kind coats.
The be-furred luxurious affairs needed
for the formal occasions 'of winter.
Beautiful Coats at $58.50
It would seem much easier te get
one of these new than te wait perhaps
six weeks and find that a similar sum
will net secure nearly se fine a fabric
or such lovely fur cellars and cuffa.
These coats at $58.50 arc real joys.
It would give one a wonderful feeling
te have such a coat put away in one's
wardrobe ready for the first cold day
or evening.
One of the $38.50 Coats
Is Pictured
It is a soft brown woolly coating with
cellars and cuffs of Manchurian wolf
deg, a Russian fur that is very effective
and wears particularly well. Other
coats at $38.50 have cellars of beaver,
nutria, gray squirrel, platinum wolf or
caracul.
canvas
with smooth
soles and
Just the
for Laber
Stere, Clie.tnut)
plain-colored poplin are comfortable
and practical for the little tot just
out of babyhood. They are well
made and will stand much rubbing
about en the fleer and the conse
quent launderings.
Striped white madras with blue
stitched cellar and shirring, S1.25,
.$1.50, ?2 and $2.50.
White poplin with ruffled cellar
and bird embroideries, $2.
. Fongee-celored cotton poplin with
brown shirring and embroidered
cellar and cuffs, $2.50.
Sizes 1, 2 and 3 years.
Stere, Centrul)
TRAL AISLE
Aisle)
Sale of Sample Autumn
Dresses, $25
Hardly two dresses alike and all arc much finer than
the price usually secures.
Ceat dresses, embroidered dresses and brocaded dressc-3
of fine navy blue Peiret twill, one or two with rich satin
under-dress.
Charmeuse dresses in the new longer length with
rosettes at each side and tied with ribbons ; these come in
either brown or blue. '
Just exactly the sort of geed frocks that one needs for
the first Autumn days. Sizes 16 te 44.
(Down Stairs Stere, Market)
Sale d Sample
Wkter Slits
rth irar
S2W
Ten of these surprisingly fine
suits have cellars of gray squirrel.
Four are like the picture and have
beaver-dyed ceney cellar and bor
der. Three of them have lovely
moleskin cellars.
They are of velour and soft llama
cloth in the wanted navy blue and
fashionable browns. All are lined
with pretty polka dot silks. Most
of them are interestingly embroid
ered. Sizes 14 te 44 among them. $26.50
(Down Stitira Mtere. Market)
Cerselettes for All Types, $1 te $5
Women of all types of figure are findincr in cerselp.tt.es
the convenient, comfortable garment for sports and ncgli
i gee wear.
Within this $1 te $5 price-range are practically all
styles, graduating from the brassiere with hose supporters
i te the brassiere with rubber girdle attachment. Seme are
long in back. Seme boned, either back or front. Seme are
, of all-elastic from the waist down, and some combine elastic
inserts with plain material. One type for full figures hooks
i down the front.
Mostly flesh color. A few in white. Seme pretty pink
annua cut: uiciuueu. eizes az te 48.
(Down Stair. Stere, Centre,!)
Pretty Ruffled Scrim Curtains,
85c Pair
Snowy white, ruffled edge curtains, 2V4 vards long
complete with valance. Pretty for bedrooms, for sun
perches and nurseries.
(Down Mulrn Stere, Chestnut)
Standard Size Window Shades, 65c
Geed water color shades in staple colors. Complete
with hardware. Mighty geed, long-wearing shades at
this nominal price.
(IJenn siulra Stnre, Chestnut)
Best Luggage We Knew About
at Moderate Prices
The difficulty is te keep re-orders coming in fast enough
te supply the demand. h
Shiny Black Week-End
j Cases, $3.50
1 Very smart-looking suit-
I cases of shiny black enam-
1 eled fabric. Pocket in lid.
I 18 and 22 inch sizes.
J3.50
(Down Stitir.
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8.3x10.6 Ft. Weel-and-Fiber
Rugs Price -Lowered te $9
Geed, heavy grade wool-and-fiber rugs taken from
regular stock have dropped mere than a third in price
Discontinued patterns in staple colors and this verv de
sirable size. Net many of them, but quite out-of-the-ordinary
in value ! "
(Down Malm Sterr, Cltratnut)
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Black Enamel Suitcases,
$5.50
Big capacious ones. Leng
leather straps and leather
corners. Pocket in lid. 24
and 26 inch sizes. Same case
with short straps, 95.
$5.50
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