Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1923, Page 38

__THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1923, slipped out as her memory was busy | “What for? Warrant Officer George B. Hoagland, | From the Weck in Mexico. with the scene. - To shield his memory. Suicide is a| Army and Navy Officers | a: Waitor Reed Genorsr Hospita], h et s A Bocas hathiot w,,,,! “I won't stand it!" she cried. “I|eoward's act. ital been retired on account of disability.|come from Michigan find an can’t stand it! Mr. Trask, save me | “Rubbish!" Fibsy exploded, unable Of Interest to Capital| Capt. T.°L “NcMurray, Infantr e i L e s ; THE MYSTERY GIRL i A Thrilling Detective Story 3 BY CAROLYN WELLS. + 3 from this terrible ma to keep quiet any longer. “I say, Miss | Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, 5 Y Maurice Trask, sitting nMr!her. heid | atyatery. you “are & mystery! Why Army. | Bas been dsfillgnefl to duty in Imir',fef:'a:"”':l’)sm yer month , u AND ANCHORL"‘Is out his hand, and Miss ery don’t you tell what you know. Tt's up *anama Canal Zone. e = : . - It seemed to reassure her, and she |¢q y,,uy Here you w’;" with the vic- | The President has accepted the " 7i.." o5 0 Johnston, Corps of ;"?rr:l'; |r:‘ M x!n > .-n!rl nrarl.‘| _J t . N. Y. to Cherbourg and Soutbamptem. i ‘Remember, you're my Iawyer.|tim, shortly before his death, you |Tesignations of Capt. Ralph A. Mb~‘ ngineers, at Cincinnati, has been , (RIS used fn the republi _""' RErTRCARIA. ... June 26 July 17" Aug. 16 Don't let him question, me any more. | probably know all about what hap- | son, air service, and of Second Lieut.|{ransferred to Camp Lewis, Washing- | L.1F [N} anutactured in Mexich. of S oy S0 T, 2%, A 81 T g e hings. asia |Doisd BY tha way, bow did you Set|Ricnara W. Johnson, Coast Artillery |37, 12" cold" 30E Kok, 4- K- B lGrand Raplds, Mich by Gherbourg and Hamburg Stone, gravely ‘Out the same way I came in." | Corps. : | War Department, has been ordered to . == LAan!sz\ffiw”‘”'Juf“"{zz'k““'n’ Sept. 12 | ¥ “Then let him make them up! T| “aAnd bolted that window-door be-| Maj. Joseph A. Atkins, infantry, of |Cincinnati. [EER0NS o) it D e se to stand this persecution. hind you? the War Department general staff| licut Col. €. C 'I’:;‘v_:“’f:‘{l:"'l’(‘;“ 3 | CARONIA e Tane 00 iy s “Wait a moment, Miss Austin | “T ea you are not to say another |l been assigned to the 13th Infan-ijas been detafled to duty with the |/ CBEACH, CRNISHE ChRMaNTA Com)July T Aur 8 ot 1 Miss Mystery’s Testimony summate little actress as well as a swnr‘ x)""’r’n" l:" Lfl h'”.:oe ,;,;,‘,:“,;: w‘mi Miss A“'?n“k'r.\mfik g”reed | {;‘Dl oth Washington, Md. “na‘\]\:‘v':ghusa[[u National Guard at Fall | (467, 4 larse rooms: ‘sl porci J(.lf, e e 5 & 4 .o | clever falsifier. would lose his chance. “Since y “I'm very sorry I asked Mr. Stone to | 3 ‘ R . On_ premises Sa a 1 | SCYTHIA (new)..June 23 July 28 Aug 23 Miss Mystery looked from Stone's| SR FIUEE 00 o ehort |admittedly the last person who 18 known | take up this case. However, I shall {,::,""asgff;g"l LR SUMMER CANDS, ana Cleveland Sves.. or 1817 "' | SAMARIA ' (new) .- .July 12 Aug. 9 Begt. 8 impassive fact to Fibsy's eager boyish o v as well tell you. Miss [ to_have seen Dr. Waring alive. youltake you home now, then I'll come | /¢ cnu“l 10 ,;‘\- 'War Depart- i if N. to Londonderry and Gl countenanc Then she looked at]|R? 2 h‘““‘ & e 0 solve this|cannot avoid or evade the strict ques-|back, and I hope I can persuade Mr. |[he chief signal officer, ‘An 1d IS Cai for B 5 TTWO _ COTTAGES | C YA (new)..June 28 July 21 Aug. 18 o G ) A i, SRt e is- | tioning. You were here,” he spoke |Stone to discontinue his work. It I'd | Mt eal Summer Lamp for boys f July 7 Aug. 4 Sept. 1 Maurice Tr { mystery. That T am not at all satis- | UONMRE B88 W, BT i0ht *Rext | Rad any - iden of these aiaclosures | Mals. B. O. Lewls and H. L. Rice, | | exch ¢ PR A The latter showed deepest sym-|fied that you are telling me n.:uu”k MoTning e was found dead. There |yoa've made I nover snould have su:|ordnance depastment, at the war ihe 4 v ¥ USCA Pt 6 Get. S e 3 athy Tt Trac: also naa| that. Theretore, I shall have to meek | TIOrTITE B Kae Lo e | o T e Conre Amire'T wiil | Department, have heen assigned to! W FOCTEROOS T mouthy, Cherooure and Zeade: pathy and interest but Trask also had | yc% i ‘elsewhere. 1 will tell you |3fe no_footprints in the mnow Dul|gaged his services, Come, Anita, I will | g (Tl Lt oy “Eround, Aber. | i et commaon June 30 Aty a wary air, as if ready to interrupt| too. that 1 dont want to implicate | 5" ke Toom. Therefore. you are re- |return. I sham't be long 7| deen, Ma. BRUNSWICK | 3 b AR ity ] S 7y disclosures that might be dam-|you, that I should much ' prefer te| T60 (oS PO (REEr pre Yoo M oW | "The iwo went, and Stone, pacing up | .. Col. John M. Morgan, cavalry, at ’ ENT T oG T s keep your name out of it all, but!SP 1 % : Fort Leavenworth, Kan. has been o Bl } h - " ng to the girl 3 5 ; G who is. and down the long room, said musing. w . T ' Bee vour loral Cunard Agent or write Cunard P all 4. “who sent | LISt You leave me mo cholce but 10| :drust I—must'L be convictedr" Iy, “All centers around that girl.” ordered to Fort Brown, Tex. for (Bt Are NET, d Anchor S 8. Lines.” 517 14th st mw., irst of a e said, “who sent | it Yo% 4 mY AT aRaton®| Her tone was heartbroken, her| ‘R “but she didn't | uty. Fhone z rou that tele from San Fran-| wherever th by e Sy o strained little face piteous in fis ap- | kill the man.” : | . Capt. E. F. Sharp, Dental Corps, at ! isca?" | usstions andyouimayigo, hat S\ | peal. But Stone did Mot belleve in her.| “The trouble is, Terence, your say- | Walter Reed General Hospital, this % rom Teritond. | Becludas. ye : J : . G aon il know The calm litele| DF Warlig doine when Sor o iatin, | He had concluded she was entirely |ing that doesn't make it éo. | eity, has been ordered to Manila, P. 1 Capable and consclentious | Lo . e e . Stone's | ar LY, 38 well el X this mystery. | capable of pulling wool over her ques- o, but its being 5o makes me say | First Licets. Paul C. Wilkins and S Who have'S keen ‘scass of thelr re. | 2 ey face was as expressionless as Stone’s [that T am here to eolve this mysters. | (JILS % /es, and he watched her Ray A. Dunn, air service, at Bolling sponsibility, are In charge of the camp. | 3 2 < own. and she made her statement as{That I am not at all satisfied keenly. 9 Fleld, D. C., have been ordered to Kitchen in charge of a competent Chef. Ar. ; . per week. Ad¢ straightforward as if it had been|iod ave teling me o “I'don’t say you must.” he returned e ) Honolulu, Hawaii. tian well winiiles waier for drioiing a0a 5 AT va T 8 {therefore, T shall ha deliberately. “but 1 ‘ou m. T e | Col. €. C. Kinney, inspector general, © 2 - SR ERDON 5 5 % ; true felsewhere. T will tell you, mo,huu;. o e'v'"’ P e S ouyknow Saint Lazare prison in Paris, famous at Baltimore, 3 has been ‘ordered e "x';:hé‘m horul:uk ?""L.g\:m.'x\ : ne Adam, MAKE SUMMER BOOKINGS NOW “Miss Austin.” Stone spoke severely [1 dont want to impiicate sou, that 1} 1yt \'To1d vou, Mr. Stone. in the annals of France, has been | to Fort Crook, for duty contt of Maine are Dart of the summer pro- Mediterranean, Caribbean and now. “it's to your advantage to adopt ; Should much profer to keeh YOOr Bae | “And you know that I refused to ac- | ordered torn down. Maj Send for catalogu North C $ Crui a more amenable manner. You will |0 choice but to %o ahead with my | CePt your terms T shall carry this or ape Summer Cruises not help your cauwe by prevarication!investigations wherever they may lead. | Matter through to the end. 1 do not i . L Europe, Orient, South America Or evaston. | Uniess you will answer | 4 raN Thore questions and you may | say I think “Miss Austin guilty of Fadm ’ ] StamThly Ticketo ALl LAnee my questions truly, 1 must Aind out{gs What was Dr. Waring doing when | Ctime, but I do say she knows all e call £ Besnlas Raise these things for myself. I ecan do it™|you came?: about the death of Dr. Waring and 3 TR OBER’S 1f you can find out who sent t Y Hehe was sitting at his des she must be made to tell 5 — = 3 ] 3 telegram, go ahead.’ she flared atlgne looked troubled at Stone's speech [ “Subpose T sav I—he killed himself. - ] Lo e q 2 1o e. 35 Dia Steamship and Tourixt Agency him. tell you 1 don't know wholang seemed half inclined to be more | She said, “will you believe m Y 5 ” 5 No: 1 'Woodward! Bailiing sent it, and I don't know who A is.” | friendly “With your stiletto?" asked Stone. = % 3 = MOV!NG mRAGB Phone Main 1059 “I know who she is.” ~aid 5 Fou saw him through' the French |auickly and then s _quick, startled | window, before you came in?" £ el S TRk 10 ) == = S I A4 A ond, T8 AT, e G st o R | TSR o ek he et nome T e £ g A (| |KRIEGS{»XPRESS | SOUTH AFRICA ttle ruse was successful and he had ¢, “put T saw him between the edge at least guessed the sex of the|gf the silk and the window sash.” A O .AGKING SHIPPING | by sender. 4 “Was he reading?" IRZG Ex N n 03 & canh Doman.' the astuts lad mused) N there wero books on the desk. ¢ — T T T n 8010, UNION CASTLE LINE and she has annexe AT MAFDE | he was not readin ¥ N\ y Ty | for sailings and further information anrply Carl is another name for that escaped | igfe oo, el X% \ RED BALL TRANSXT CO 2 g i e e i i JHe rose 3 . g g | €anderson & Son. Gen. Passenger Agts.. How can they conduct operations bé-| wiepog gent for you?” ’ tween here and California e e < >~/ ; TROPOLITAN WARENGL Miss Austin” Stone tried to winl| _yor~that is ve Aest itk BTORAGE. PACKING AND S11PPisG. | spoke truly the first time. He BN 1 G ey Rt R e o il ST e e e 1 & T | NAVIGAZIONE GENERALE unday night. It is utterly useless |8 goUZt o . { > & PHONES. N1 4} fo deny that you did. Come. NOW.| ayhat did he say’ Z PHONE tell me why first word : anita Tooked bamed. but atter a|"NHOU jon gnow we cain— ||l g moment's pause, she said, “Do you [., WIN—T SNt note e ealtol lh|fl\\ I killed Dr. Waring?" s 5 i now you didn't broke in Fisby, [tha WE Sell The kissed yor h enthusiasm: “now come ac g And i untarily made the admission. 1t had | “Yes. Changes in Stations of Taneier Bl e L LrantyEa ity Mexico and Michigan. STEAMSHIPS. T % :,': ht. by J. B. Lippincott Go.) + i el el el fo stand this s e 26 Broadway, New York, MEDITERRANEAN then sudden wave T e et — - : R ity e isy Austin, and T1l bet you % eadicver the scaved Titile | (wivirsad Iron (S Z P |ty I LR EY | Ve \[ "1 Know most of the circumstances | © 8evtdencishemad notiml 1 S g : : | —with its desirable and ex- | clusive features. Phone, write = 7 . 5 - S | orcall [ 5 S..PARATE ROOMS sl Montn | i aiomt Ty 318 und up MERICA SHIPPING CORP o 2 L Lo n 3 H o St N otk pian A netihe margans] | JOS. D. CAMPBELL By oo 58 e Disanse JomIREL | face,"'She seemed Fimost hyprotized - | 517 10th St. N.W. I 2 Y Tong-airtance Vet e e Then you sat down in the ch ] i T T NATIONAL CAPITAL STORAGE J | Phone Main 6549 - & MOVING CO COMPLETE OCEAN you're in pow, and he focked the door —why did he do that?" 143842 U gt ®W | ot K e st _ The “Universal” Never Catches or s M ITH'S | STEAMSHIP SERVICE Stone smiled, mall advantage he ha “You came over late, secret the snowy field. Dr. I have counsel—Mr. Trask here Get Your E 909 YWHITE STAR—To Channel ports, ny lawyer. Let him tell me what Trip | Quecnstowz and @ R Liverpo to do!" Universal Iron o Bremen. Standard of service in Her nerves were tense, and her T TRANSFER & STORAGE] \h the magnificence of little. fngers wore. coniRaally st , rin |] cocaL & Lonc pisTancE movers s omede tand world's ing round themselves. Her face was F ! Sy oiesfic e agonized. and Stone felt as if he were {{mopern FIREPROOF suiLDing| express mervice. guilty of utter cruelt, But he must {JWE CRATE. PACK AND SHI AR—To Antwerp, calling go on. PHONE NORTH 334 3 mouth and Cherbourg. reee i | SUNDAY, JUNE 24 - RONS backward and sideways as easily g Fiu Evaeks a gl Sy Roln SUSS HRE you must answer me. SPECIAL THROUGH TRAIN = land and the mew Belgenland. Did Dr. Waring give you the money | Via Delaware River Bridge {naaa—x%aa—naa—waa—n | B B T e | pen—— 8 as forward because of round heel, an ex- ! Who Moves You 5 AMSHCAY Lixete samp. i 3 Leaves Washington - 12:01 A 2. 2 bility, comfort and convenience. Why does any one give || Retursice, teaves 8. Cor. ave. 830 2X 1| Have Us clusive Universal feature. It has no corners e Important as | lateaational. Miscantile Miriue (Ca or sharp edges. Where You Move ' wesinston omce: 1208 ¥ st n 1§ Tickets on « preceding Ex- Manager. e ol e ene E “Yes ™ “‘Anita's voice dropped to a || 13th and F Streets, N.W.. and Union Show You it e [ ——— Finely tapered point sli Kkly and easil Goic, and her sensitive little mon : : : : - 0 i i inely tapere! int slips quickly and eas e o mac xnomn wim v o o || PEMSYIVania R.R. System{i| prone or mai oraers siiea . g 4 B T USTRALI You had never seen him before | The Standard Railrosd of the World F\’{Z"E”&i? it S into smallest pleats and ruffles of women’s ¢ Mcsehasts’ Transber & 2 j S OVA: came to Corinth? Mai s in 2101. . . L HONOLULU. NEW ZEALAND fen't that a strange admission? | ——— Washington Theater and children’s summer lingerie. Q‘orage Co. e LD How could he become £o infatuated in £ 920.92 E Street N.W. “MAKURA" (13,500 tons).. June 29 Aug. 81 so_short a_time?” Supply Company € T phone Main 0900 S STEOEE 20000 ous - Aug MO Bb Haye You never heard of euch a | 908 G Street N.W. el S e . 2 3 B and e Garie Ve Thived THE WRINKLE PROOF IRON S = din S i Feqsten o hint’ of smile i > — e . | Bamics vi . West. Vascouter. B. 6. Stone was baffied. He gazed at this s 7 i fooling him to t f‘ h\p of IY ent or | e Rk Tt Guaranteed Electrically and Mechanicall S B o o hall Hall R R Rty S | X uaranteed Electrically and Mechani L ‘ | Marshall Ha he asked. with a sudden nr‘\ ide; ] ere 1315 K St N.W. P ¥ And : “Oh, no. He was no relation i tell you I never met him before 1| Sold by all Good Declers A = 5 Mt Vernon }‘Ieadquarters Y The American University or ey Price $6.75 Siitames ‘Sehool Mt. Vernon, 10, 2:30 And he gave ¥ “He did. I'll swear to June Zo—September 1, 1923. Marshall Hall 10 2:30, 6:30 THE TRADE MARK KNOWN IN EVERY HOME Courses: = ve no witnees €5 prove it Recent American United States Con- History, Stitutional History Mt Vernon, 85¢ And you accepted them! Accepted a large sum of money and a pin set sty Educes Law. sion to Grounds Extra tion +of American with a precious stone from man you scarcel knew! A man ged to be The History of & ondary | Edu Comparative’ Govern- Marshal] Hall, 50¢c in the Unit ment. iz marrie man of twlce vour own States Legal History, nust admit th The American Na- Erinciples of For- Steamer Charles Macalester pla E IR dors it? Hadn't he a right to FLEAS W|th tional Government, Trade, sive me th things if he chose? History of Euro- Relations Seventh St. Wharf pean Diplomacy. » nt. ||| chicken D: at Marshall Hall, $1.50 .'if you did. do vou want h All classes held at 1901-1907 F """.’ B e Iusect Powder But he did give them to me. 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