Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1924, Page 20

AT G Bv POP MOMAND. been cook at one of the big houses RIPPLING RUB e et e Garricd on Efii?fi"nl;"}‘.‘n‘?.fi : CLARICE Tty DEAR) YEp, Th Goin 310 =t e dy R di hi A Thrilling Mystery Story Cxtensive dealings with him in these ) ? 7:’ ey "‘:"‘_T = 2 3:1;62 :hlnkk!.d and it dwll l"':lrl of )I‘X;Y é‘flb‘ By J. S. FLETCHER ety ‘Siturday Tmornine, - And on Guy DEN PRANK BEAUTY CONTEST E the third Saturday after m: < 13- WELL HES on Ty 5 Copyright, 1924, by G. P. Putnam's Soas. HAD ME MADE A JUDGE \had squared his book. gave 3 - |me a glance which seemied to sus- never saw anything in the news- | TS @ Elance which seeme papers about it, ‘though 1 took the|” “Mr. Cranage!" he said, bending b’(’}&“:’\‘ r.elt“‘\: 0 us trouhle to send to Portsmouth for |over his bar counter. ‘There's a Bbout tiiese Sths : | orer ST TR TowaTprpirsOF course, | word or two 1 wanted (o say to 1 looked about that_ atternoon, | L heard nothing about either Holli- | YoUr=bstween ourselves, 1i o - fhat ercamnonn A S AmATH: e3?" I responded. “What now? at t 8 ven the | There was no one but ourselves in d next morning P i ‘anything | the bar parlor, the morning being or discovered amything - about the |8Ull early, but he lowered the tone Wrecked car. The village carpenter, | of his voice almost to a whisper, at remarking that it was a shame to|the same time glancing at the door, PN see good stuff lying about. removed |aS a man does who has no wish to all of the wreckage that was worth | be_overheard. The Three Strange Men. removing to one of his sheds; if no-| “There was a fellow in here yester- : 7 cas | POAY ever turned up to claim it, he |day.” he began, “that knew you! The situation into which T was|2\d" §q find some use for it him- | .He stopped abruptly on the last thus pitchforked by the vagaries of | self. My own belief was that he |Word, glancing more mysteriously a whimsical fortune bade fair at first | would have been quite safe in using [ than ever in my direotion. But I y 10 o'clock. e minutes later had engaged me as her secretary. Whatever he liked just then. Holll: |affected indifference, although I had it T was about to live in clover. |Sode that was not meant to be lift-| -Thore are a great many people| (Colored Boy Drowns in River. ask of her, gave me a couple of [, DUt &t the end of that fortnlEnt | o botman at the Admiral Hawke | Fletcher’s boathouse, was drowned Arms was one Holroyd—Ben Hol- ? drowning occurred, other swimmers | to be refieved of the distress to regard my particular COTNEr | pis various situations and had even- | The first woman employed In_the | police boat, and Coroner Nevitt gave vas to find out_what my new em- i 3 B et wvas wopn ascer. | license of the village in. He was a|adjutant general. . R d H F tained. He Z vi 2 adium riay rever sizht to be by no means undesirable | FRSEERRE, B e O car had |an idea that something unusual was 3 % vho know e, Holroyd,” I answered. 5 Lady Renardsmere, having engaged T should never “And I know a great many people [ Charles Fletcher, colored, eighteen, me at a salary fised by herself and | hear of him and his strange doings | Who was ‘this partiular personz” | who lived in a camp on the Virginla far beyond what I had intended to|again. PRl o ey cal L’,‘;fl}’; shore of the Potomac opposite rooms for my very own, told off one | Act 1L Tavern—somewhere in Portsmouth.” | yesterday afternoon about 5 o'clock. mated that outside my|,.5yq, a Yorkshireman, who had drift- (Continued in Tomorrow's Star.) ot her bis: hou s castio tually, after some vears' service with |public service in Iowa was Miss Lin- |a_certificate of accidental death. two special ons—she loathed [] ° " writing lette: and s hated to keep S l - b ' OR SALE UlILs, C - T\ R, or unpleasant. Indeed, it looked a3 |thrown a cover over the whole epi-|coming. But at the end of that fortnight 801 ll s N of her many dom < to wait upon| The landlord of the Renardsmere O] said. “Dear me! And—|Fletcher was In swimming when the e 3 7 fs it. forth $2.50 to you secreta duties 1 was free to do i bein, ble t. hi Hi "EVE { 3 ! e ed south as groom, or coachman in e & unable to save him. - His body B of HAY FEVER for the What 1 Iked with my time and was | ¢4 south as groom, or coachman in Takiecosercd v Maliccay erlin. ean an ress 2 entive; season? . I fetched my sings from Lon-|Sir William Renardsmere, changed [da M. Ramsey, who, in 1864, Was ap- | oo ll d D l ;i : If th binati f fetched my bel S smere, a M. : ) 3 - e combination o don and settled down. 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