Evening Star Newspaper, August 18, 1925, Page 12

AUGUST.. 18, 1925, 5 - - = Y R = ; e = 12 THE EVENIN STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, [P SS ettt e ettt ettt bu eI st essetste | T thought the old man woukdn't | well informed man remarked. “For it e e Tl e | i = $ | have done it It he'd been himself” | thelr strength, there was never a less| was a member. - He found nowhere | had been speaking agreed listicssly. par: v bs THF ‘R/RATH I O (JOME 3 | Grant muttered. “1 suppose I'd better | self-reltant nation. | any particular interest In the subject | comparatively earl $ V] 1 4 (g0 and see Dawson.” “It’s just llke English statesman-| Which was to him such a vital one. ] $ | “Youl have a hard nut to crack.|ship to make it dificult for them down | Everybody wi ' ? S R A 3 I heard Dawson speak only last night | in Washingtan,” a third occupant of | his own affairs, the price of & $ One of the Best Mystery Stories it i 73 | at the room pointed out. * | stocks, the latest singer at the opera ‘ Ever Written By E. Phillips Oppenheim. 3 S CIOVREHLIGHT. 1 o “|the winning of the amateur *gol 3 wright. by Little. Brown & Co.) 2 situation. Nobody want hip of the world by an Frostcestetesececessososesssonsossstssssssstrosseesi lleve in America for the / graclous, and it won't be the success of the Ameri- o needn't look so depresse .no.. At the same time, I s on the Riviera. s Star) | fact-—was signed mvay last night. The | What about me? 1 shall be out of a | that a shadow of good can come of |/ Deople seemed. to regard Lord control of t s gone out of | job within a week.” acceptance. They're, always squab- | s proposition as a kindly act, f me and have some lunch?”|DUng at the Pact meetings, like they | DUt altogether unnecessary, America Grant demand. | G tnvited are at the limitation of armaments. | Was splendid in b RS AT | The latest canard now s tha o am shool his head P neham shook his head has secretly built some flylng shlp | was the quiet ¢ trie eep that secret. But | out accident. The real W Cornelius Blunn of Berlin.” e been a lightninglike affair. | afternoon, re expecting a visit from Pottinger | anxlous delibe Shouldn't be surprised | Hotel des Am over within 24 hours.” | pu get one article in?" | ed. | Stoneham assented after a few minutes’| tion, was driven to (h91 invitation would be accept “And how the mischief,” Gra driven at last to observe, America have replied to t sadeurs, s von Diss staying ' he asked the clerk at the s m m would | irant was rhvlmh rstruck America would| “Fifteen the | after a br the vacht back m a trifie uncer- she was in Newport,” the latter per sisted, “and was coming here.’ | Stoneham prom- | n asked for no reser issured ame of his of his sulte on d and passed it Nice conferen had the gloves « ¢ some one dowm from | ub, where he ind acquain y a rath envied mil ln suld, i “If the Princess should arrive,” he begged, “will yc 4 his ..nul of our hwspital- | ars. This is where we Nice lle ‘With plea E it he was di Grant went by iis rd 1 h g be calmly allow e iticisms and considered t ’ 3 'OP 1 o come here and buy the oniv | S there's no one in the world |Approached Dawsom, the editor and at Americ ser which ckinned as a Britisher,” one | partproprietor of (e next most im othe: s save »dlared. “You can't keep him | POrtant paper to the New Yor unless you tie him there. s absolutely sure ain amount of frony | merica want, sending her | hetic hearing the situation,” Stoneham admitted. | best men away from home and spend. | Prejudiced uld E You know what happened, I dare say.|ing her time and money on these| Without proofs. and such proofs as tom. Money ba {The chlef, after 15 years of wisdom, | wearisome conferences? They don't ¢ this time. . 'Ytlclwnn: ch ago. He lost between five and ter atell dragsi lion and had a stroke. 1 suppose will just see him through h| the hands of his ut some. | Washington. 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