Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1925, Page 21

he Douhie Cross BY A E. A Mystery Story of Dramatic Power. Copyright, 1025, by Dodd. Mead & Co. THOMAS. _(Conttnued from Yesterday’s Star.) _ | phone. But as ne aia so, a quiet v / ‘What's the matter? Mmatter?” she cried, advancing into the | room. There was no answer. “Where + Mr. Stanle; “That t it, M erman,” Rgreed Wilson; “we don't know."” “Don’t know?" % He's not in his not been touched, and the house. alarm until 1 hery was su Mrs. W omething” I didn’t wish But T still don't quite see— What's the re is bed's I've searched o raise any re he wa continued Wil hing has hap- d he's been murdered!” ris sank into the | “What's this? What's this? said a new voice. The group turned and looked at 1he door. Waterman stood thy He sti wore his dress tro donned ed Wilson “What he's At midr “Why 1/ t Wii 1red “O'TI: ¢a Hive vou for one He disappeared thre What d 1 say? and he gown. about Jusers ssing sir,”” answer ou mean nywhere.’ been murder nically. “Rot! to take a it in galnst it? the chauffeur > where he chauffeur. the window. ned Water French win- | was heara to say, “What is this? Startled, the little group turned as one. The Swami, clad in his custom- ary robes, stood In the doorway | 3y gad, it's the Swaml,” cried | Waterman. *“‘Come in, We had | forgotten all about you. I suppose | we woke you up with all this tempest “I was amless sleep by a Then something led rouble. He walked slowly to the center of | the room and looked about the startled group. “Ah—it's Mr. Stanley, s it not? is not here. ‘Yes, sir,” Wilson informed T. nley has disappeared.” He him. | “ean | *“We have every r | ason fo fear play. foul ul play ? s, sir. murder The faintest pos: over the Swami's f: so shocked,” he said mildly. “It i: amusi If, as you say. Mr. Stanley has been murdered, he has but passed to_another cycle, where perhaps he will be happier than here. He was my friend and his heart was clean.” 2 Swami's ear c sht the ghost ble smile flickered “But you look f a sob. He turned to Doris—she h »vered her face with her hands. “Ah, my child,” he said, “vou suffer. Do not—I beg you, It would grieve him.” He laid his hand lightly upon shoulder. n't know nything about said_Wilson with startling “but I'm going to call Again he started for the telephone. “Wait,” said the Swami, with aviet Swiftness. _ater, perhaps, you shall ummon those imbeciles. But not now.” And after a little pause he | went on, “You have questioned the | domestics?" sir, not yet.” i he Swami sat down. “Do s0,” he lightl O Har find_him | said ning y somewhere. Wilson turned to the maids, ie’ll have the 1 us. I say,|he said, “when did you see Mr. Stan. Wilson, what the deuce do you mean | le gettd nest like Wilson When I « ind find it littered stain upc n this yourself 15 all out of bed fc 1 obliquely n ome into this with evidence as you see— “When urned. every- is desk swept here he pointed n the twisted rug——" the fright- . you can see find all this, 6 o'clocl ‘as he was J " replied the re dinner, sir, as he was leaving his bedroom.” “Bridget?" | “Sure, I didn’t see him today at all, 1 I been in the kitchen all day What in the name of all the saints would I be knowin' about- i *Hush, hush, hush!” murmured Wil- son. “Mrs. Burkett?” “I haven't seen him since the mid- dle of the afternoon,” replied the housekeeper, *“when I looked out the window and saw him playing with | Henry Cabot.” but cannot Stanley, thengl| “Henry Cabot?” inquired the Swami, ink it nat something was d done “That’s the cat, sir.” A murmur of approval came from | “How do you happen to be fully the little group of servants dressed at this hour of the night?” Doris drew her neglige closer about | inquired Wilson. little shiver. “Who saw | “I fell asleep in my chair and slept sked till you come knoekin' on the door.” st T saw of him.” replied; Wilson tugned to the butler. Wilson, “he was talking here with Mr “Jefferson?” Waterman." - w Mr. anley last, sir, re- . Doris fixed her eyes upon her | plied the butler, “when I fetched a hand. | bottle of port to the library, not long “Rollin, what happened hetween you | after dinner.” two?” “77| “You locked up, as usual? “Yes, sir, about 10 o'clock. And then I went to bed."” Wilson turned to the Swami. “Do or two. Your rem fara to sit up a while o the village post oftice tonigh O'Hara stood again His face “Did_you—did inything’ asked Wilson. speaking with difficuty. ! “No—but some one has walked down that path to the lake tonight.” “How do you—how do you know it was tonigh sked Doris. “Well, vou ma'am, it rained a wh bout 10 o'clock and 1hese footy rks along somethins ong.” ts have been made since i 1 there’s something else | NOthing the path like kind of heavy had | Wilson vontinued the inquiry. *“Did You go as far as the lake?"” “I did And the boat?—Tha boat?” It's gone. And I found this caught on one of the L " He produced a lar, hite handkerchief. Ther mer was silence Doris bro n n turned to W he said, “are yor thag it isn't any No, I'm not,” was you Tl et the police, ng yo here quiet 1 the room for a ex- pped her eyes, | there’s no mark | ed the handkerchief | . “Well, winced now prompt re- all this fuss, like that it r an hour or k in announceq, the poli the telep he cried. repeated im- it to me.” and— | you wish to question them further?” The Swami did not answer him but turned to the chauffeur. | “Well, sir—" answered O'Hara. - Stanlev sends for me about 10 ck and s he wants me to sit He's going to have some letters me to mail. So I gets bu the garage, and about midn: cht Mr., Wilson rings me up on the house phone and say will T come in.” How did You get in?" demanded Wilson. | “I got a key to the kitchen door.” The Swami raised his hand. “Let them go,” he said; “they know “Jefferson, O’Hara, wait in the hall,’ ng through the | Rules of Health Lf THE EVENING Talii Wilson; “‘the rest\of you go to hed."” The servants departed, whispering excitedly among themselves, with many backward glances. Wilson closed the door behind them and turned and sald to the Swami, ‘Let me tell you everything I know, | The Swami checked him. eves,” he said, “I have seen. There was a struggle, a table overturned, ornaments broken, that desk swept clean, and there, I perceive, is an article of wearing apparel. As he pointed to it on the floor Wil- son stooped and picked it up. It was a black dress tie. . “And,” continued the Swami, “upon the rug is blood. Hm"-he paused a moment before he went on—"the secret is here; let us find it.” Slowly he turned his somber gaze upon terman. No one spoke till | Doris said, sharply | “Rollin, why don't you answer him?" Waterman started ‘violently. “Tell him everything you know— everything e commanded. I don’t know anything, I tell you,” Waterman answered her. “After you left us we talked for an hour or so. and then I went to bed. That's all I know about it. If any—— “Hush, hush.” breathed Dorls. He followed her gaze till it rested on the Swami. The Hindu lay back Ump- “I have Iy in his ch His eyes were closed. | After a time he began to speak, in a level, emotionless volce. “I see—l see—a weapon—a re {Yolver—it's here—in this room— h— Wilson wandersd about the room, | h eyves darting he and there. ud- ]414:1\1\ he X ory and stooped. ke came the Swami ice, “there are finger prints upon it Thus warned. Wilson picked up the revolver gingerly by the tip of ihe 1 1 and laid it upon the desk. The Swami opened his eyes. It was as hough a spell had been lifted “Well, well, what next?" Waterman, impatiently | *You have told us all vou know | auired the Swami, gently. ‘Yes, everything,” snapped Water- | “That's not true,” cried Wilson. man demanded ' in- I (Continued in Tomorrow's Star.) Formerly criminals in Tceland were put in the lunatic asylum. The Ice- landers could not understand any one | being so foolish as to commit a crime, |and. being an exceedingly kind-heart. 1.;.1 folk nsane | | A new French process powder | that not aftfected by perspira- tion—will not let an ugly shine come through: stays on until you ff; fine and pure; makes pores invisible; looks like tiful natural skin; gives a soit, velvety complexion. Get this | new, wonderful beauty powder, |called _Mello-glo. O'Donnell’s ! 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Pairs $2 Wool-Mixed Hose, 3 Exceptional values Tuesday only. Warm, full cut hose, with mock seams. Black, camel, white and brown. Sizes §1: to 10. DOWN STAIRS STORE 6 Prs. Women’s Sports Hose Slight irregulars. Mercerized Cot- z ton Sports Hose, in pineapple alligator and ribbed styles. French tan, gray, tanbark, nude, belge, cordo- van and black. Mock seams. Sizes 815 to 10. DOWN STAIRS STORE 12 Linen Handkerchiefs WOMEN'S. Of good quality sz linen. Very specially reduced for Tuesday only. White only. DOWN STAIRS STORE 12 Men’s Linen Handkerchiefs Full cut, full size Men's Linen Handkerchiefs. These make splendld gifts and will be boxed for same if so desired. DOWN STAIRS STORE $2 Men’s Broadcloth Shirts of Fine Quality, 2 for $2 A little above cost. Genuine Broadcloth Shirts, made in collar- attached and neckband styles. In white only. Slizes 14 to 17. Also shirts of madrases, percales, rayon-striped ma- drases and reps. All well wearing and good looking qualities. Sizes 14 to 17. DOWN STAIRS STORE Men’s Flannelette Pajamas Heavy, high-grade garment, of sz striped flannelette. Finished with four rayon frogs and substantial All sizes, small, medium and Only a limited quantity. buttons. large. DOWN STAIRS STORE Men’s Scotch Plaid Cashmere Scarf and Tie, Both for Both are usually much higher sz priced. Plaids and checks of Scotch origin, woven Into scarfs of cashmere and ties of cut silk. Quantity limited. A set makes a splendid gift. DOWN STAIRS STORE Men—Silk Hose, 4 Prs. Boxed, if you wish, for Christmas sz gifts. Plain colors that men prefer . Reinforced feet. Medium- weight hose in sizes 9% to 11%. DOWN STAIRS STORE Fruit of the Loom Pajamas Men’s High-grade Pajamas. You sz know the regular price is very much more. White only, in all sizes. This material is widely known for its wearing and laundering qualities. DOWN STAIRS STORE 4 Men’s Knit Ties Rayon Knit Ties, in new patterns sz and colorings that you will ad- mire. New figures and stripes. Regularly much higher. Boxed for gifts it you wish. DOWN STAIRS STORE Men’s Bill-Folds, 2 for New shipment to sell at this very remarkable low price. Hip and breast pocket styles of black and brown morocco. DOWN STAIRS STORE Prs. $2 Children’s Gloves, 4 For Boys. Boy Scout Gauntlets and cotton and jersey styles, fleece lined; also with elastic at wrist. Girls’ Knitted Wool, and Fabric Gloves, fur tops. Sizes 4 to 8. DOWN STAIRS STORE Children’s Flannelette Sleeping Garments, 3 for ‘With or without feet. Warm, com- fortable and unusually low priced. Sizes 2 to 16 years. Tuesday only at this price. DOWN STAIRS STORE 2 Child’s Bath Robes ‘Warm, good-looking Bath Robes, z made of blanket cloth, in various colors. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Well made and at this price Tuesday only. DOWN STAIRS STORE Women'’s Higher Priced Pumps and Oxfords Radically reduced is every Shoe in this Sale tomorrow. Black s Velvet STEP - INS, Brown Veivet OPERAS, Patent Leather, Tan Trim- med ONE-STRAP, Black Satins, Tan Calf and Black ‘Kid Oxfords. Low Heels. Sizes 3 to 8 in combined lot. DOWN STAIRS STORE Woodmard & Lotheop NOVEMBER 9, 1925. DOWN STAIRS STORE 5 Yards Tub Alpaca Radically reduced for clearance. material, in Checks and striped destrable colors, mostly Reduced price Tuesday only. DOWN STAIRS STC 5 Yards Crepes Plain and Printed sz Crepes, in floral, striped and conven- tional designs. Dark and light backgrounds. 2 Yards Sports Satin Sports Satin (rayon), sz 36-inch width, in white, pink, maize, moss rose, black and orchid This greatly reduced price for Tuesday only Toilet Articles, 2 Pcs. $2 Pin hair Imitation {vory, ivory on amber and plain amber articles at this very special price. cushions, puff boxe: receivers, perfume bottles, dressing combs, hairpin holders, manicure scissors, set of three manicure im plements, picture frames, buffers and trays. New Umbrellas Very special price. 10- sz rib frames, amber tips and ferrules. Fancy wood handles with sflk cord or leather thongs. Colors, navy, red, purple, green and black. Women’s Imported Handkerchiefs, 12 for Plain white and col- ors, of good quality. sz Full cut. This price Tuesday only Women's Handker- chiefs, 15 for Fine Imported Mull Sports Handker- chiefs, in all wanted colors. Pure linen, em- broidered corners on plain white linen. Boys’ Bath Robes Boys' Blanket Bath sz Robes, an ideal Christ- mas_gift. Made of the famous WARMZWOOL blanket cloth. All designs. Sizes 7 to 14 vea Boys’ Shirts, 2 for Madras Shirts for boys. Plain hite, 32 plain colors or stripes. -Sizes 121 to 14. Boys’ Flannelette Pajamas, 2 for $2 One-plece styles, in at sizes 4 to 10. At tractively striped ma- terfal. Only 30 pa this price. x s Girls' Bath Robes In sizes 6 to 14 years. 2 Full cut, well made and smartly modeled bath robes in new colors. 4 Sateen Baby Pillows Slightly soiled, other- $2 wise perfect. In white, pink and blue. This price Tuesday only. Children’s Union Suits ~ 2 for All ages 2 to 14 years. - Children’s excellent $Z quality knit Union Suits.” 2 for $2. 6 Prs. Bootees Baby Bootees, in sz white, with.pink and blue trimmings. At a great saving. Soft, woolly and warm. Girl's Gym Middy and Bloomer Set $2 Combination Set, con- sisting _of a white Middy Blouse and a pair of black sateen, full cut Gym Bloomers. All sizes 6 to 16 years. For Infants to 2 fully quality and dainty work. make appropriate gifts. vears. 2 Handmade Dresses handmade dresses of fine DOWN STAIRS STORE tive $2 light. IRE Girls’ Muslin Underwear, 4 Pcs. Girls’ Underwear, sizes 6 to 16 years. Lot includes Gowns, Combinations, Slips daintily lace trimmed $2 all Carriage Robes Infants’ Silk Carriage Robes, in colors of pink and blue. Ideal Christmas gifts Daintily made s Infants’ Dresses, 4 for fants' Dresses, at 2 ceptional savings. Sizes 6 months to 2 years. In- 2 Infants’ Dresses exceptionally f terlal. Very price. Spec Infants’ Knit Sweaters 2 for In plain white and 2 white, pink or blue trimmed. Buy them at this unusual saving for fts. 2 Panty Dresses Also 2 Rompers and 82 day only. Romper: and creepers for infants and panty dresses for larger girls. 8 Underwaists Children’s Knit and S2 Muslin Underwaists, in all sizes. Sizes to 14 years. Sold any combination of sizes. Small Girls’ Panties and Bloomers, 8 for Fine Bloomers and 2 Panties of fine bl and white material. Well made. Sizes 2 to 6 vears. 2 Linen Scarfs Linen Scarfs, neatly hemstitched; $2 size ~ 18x45 before stitched. This price much less than regularly. Pure 2 Tablecloths Two G4x54 Hem- stitched Damask Tablecloths, in sev- eral distinctive patterns, for $2—Tuesday. 12 Napkins for Large Dinner Nap- kins of cotton dam- ask. Very specially priced for Tuesday only. Fancy Linens Pure Linen Lace and me dallion - trimmed and Vanity this special price Scarfs are size 17x50 inches. Vanity Sets to match, $2. Pillowcases, Pr. 45x36-inch Fancy Em- broidered Pillowcases, $,2 scalloped or hem- stitched edges. With either embroidered motif or inset medallions. 8 Yards Cretonnes Bright Colored Cre- tonnes of floral, ba: ket and striped pat- terns. Also a large assort- to select from. Rayon Scrims, 4 Yds. weaves. In ecru, white, blue, gold and Jap Crepes, 8§ Yds. ‘Were much higher. sz navy, gray, orange, Longcloth, 8§ Yds. Fine, Soft-finish Long- width. ‘Was much higher priced. Reduced for ment of designs and colors Plain and fancy sz pongee colors. Japanese Crepes, in orchid, flesh, blue and red. cloth, in 36inch Tuesday only. Beauti- Children’s $2 Boxed, these Brushed Wool Sets contain Scarf and Tam for gen- eral and sports wear. friced for Tuesday’'s Sale. DOWN STAIRS STORE Boudoir Lamps, 2 for vew—just arrived. Boudoir with dainty blue and gold. This price Tuesday only. DOW Very attrac- Lamps, complete silk shades, in pink, $2 STAIRS STOR! Muslin, 11 Yds. 38inch Muslin, Unbleached of heavy, closely woven qual it uitable for sheeis, pillowcases, etc 3x6 Rag Rugs Do- of 3 sz 3 color Imported and mestic Rag Rugs heavy, well-wea guelity, with assor! Dorders. 4 Yards Gold Seal Congoleum Runner 24-inch Gold Seal sz Congoleum Runner, in either two desirable pat- terns. Borders on Imported Japanese Rag Rugs, 3 for Imported Jap- 2 anese Rag Rugs, made with heavy quality double cotton warp. This price Tuesday only. 4 Yards Rug Border goleum Rug Border. sz In ttractive plank effects, Very specially priced for Tuesday. 24x36 36-inch-wide Con- Aprons, 4 for Small Aprons of lawn dotted swiss, gingham and percale. Aprons xith or without bibs. price Tuesday. $2 This Generously cut Bun- Bungalow Aprons, 2 galow Aprons, in as SZ sorted colors and materials. 1 sizess 36 to 52 Voile Underwear New Voile Underwear at $2. . Fine sheer materials in plain apd floral patterns, daintily trimmed with lace. Make splendid gifts. 10 Knit Vests Bodice top or up shoulder Sizes 36 to 44 price Tuesda bullt- styles. This only. $2 Underwear, 6 Pcs. Cotton Vests and Pants, in all sizes 36 to 44. Full cut and well made garments, very specially priced for Tues- day. Boudoir Lamps New Boudgir Lamps, z with lovely flower- s trimmed paper parch- ment shades, in soft colors. 2 Waste Baskets Woven Waste Bas- kets, decorated with painted flowers. in shades of blue, pink, ¥ low and green. Usually much higher priced. Children’s Set Whiting & 2 Mesh Bag and a Pearl Necklace, with bracelet to match, for $2— Indestructible pearls (imi- tation) on fine silver plate chain. Necklace and Bracelet Both for $2. Novelty $2 Bead Necklace, in opera length—mother- of-pearl, opaque and sHver inlay, in large assortment of colors. Two oxidized engraved bangle bracelets. 24 Wash Cloths Large size Turkish Wash Cloths, tn-pink. blue, green and_lav. ender stripes. Very cial price. Melba Combination Contains 1 box Kleenex, 1 box of Fleurs Face Powder, 1 Face Cream (massage) and 1 Skin Cleanser. $2 Davis $2 spe- Brushed Wool Sets, $2 Very specially quoise and white wear and children’s dre Turbans, close-fitting shapes a styles in wanted colors Sun Beam make, usually much 2 higher priced. Well tailored and S generously cut garments, in shades of nile, orchid, blue, maize and pink. All sizes Women’s Novelty Cuff and 16-Button Fabric Gloves 3 Pairs 600 pairs only. High- grade Fabric Gloves, with novelty cuffs and 16-button styles. New and wanted colors. Sizes 5% to 8. DOWN STAIRS STORE Great *2 Day Sale Tuesday Each Item Greatly Reduced While we have or Very Specially Priced Because of the extremely low prices this merchandise is not I changeable or Returnable; none sent C. O. D. or on Approval; no Mail or Phone Orders accepted. 2 Yards Radium Regularly much more. 36-inch 2 Radiums, in sl of rose, or chid, peach, pink, tur. d for es STAIRS STORE Splenc under- DOWN Fall Hats Reduced Models for miss and matro, Velours, French Felts, Velvets, Satins and Velvet combination DOWN STAIRS STORE Fine Rayon Vests, 2 for DOWN STAIRS STORE 2 New Evening Bandeaux Crepe de Chine Bandeaux, with SZ trimmings of lace and hemstitch Sizes 36 ings. In shades of nile, peach, orchid, pink, maize and white. to 40. DOWN STAIRS STORE 2 Flannelette Gowns for Warm, soft qualit. Gowns, of excellent quality cut, c v made and well red silk embroidery. DOWN STAIRS STORE Flannelette Full tai $2 Japongee, 3 Yards momie Japongee, in natural color (tan). Ideal material for draperies and dresses. DOWN STORE $2 33 inches wide. STAIRS 2 Oval Braided Rag Rugs Popular size (24x48) Oval Braided % Rag Rugs, in an attractive as- 82 sortment of colors—and « su heavy quality at this price. DOWN STAIRS STORE 3x9 Hall Runners Popular Floor Tex Hall Runners, fn Chinese and Oriental designs. Colors of blue, rose, tan and Extraordinary values DOWN STAIRS STORE $2 taupe. Coco Door Mats, 3 for 14x26 Imported Coco Brush Door Mats, unusually fine quality at SZ this very low price. India made. Specially priced Tuesday. DOWN STAIRS STORE 27x54 Tapestry Rugs 27x54 Tapestry Brussels Rugs, in an assortment of desirable color- ings and patterns. Popular size fox scatter use DOWN $2 STAIRS STORE 2 Yds. Velvet Carpet 274nch Velvet Carpeting of good soft quality, in two attractive designs. Excellent for b and stair covering. Special price DOWN STAIRS STORE $2 10 Yards Marquisette Fancy and Plain Curtain Mar- quisette, in white, cream and ecru. Splendid quality at this price. Tuesday 20x40 Turkish Towels, 4 for IMPERFECT 78 grade ew @) Fancy Turkish Towels, in white, with horders of pastel shades. Also stripes and block effects. Special Tuesday only. DOWN STAIRS STORE 8 Linen Doilies or Napkins Fine Linen Napkins and Doilies $z which can be matched into vanity sets at this very low price. Doilies are 10x14 inches, the napkins 12x12 inches. DOWN STAIRS STORE Smart Shoe Buckles Rhinestone Slide Buckles for 2 narrow strap pumps and steel 3 buckles that add immensely to the appearance of any pump. Very spe- clally reduced to $2. DOWN STAIRS STORE Baby Knit Sets The set includes a knit sweater, knit cap and knit bootees. This set makes a most practical gift for Christma: DOWN $2 STAIRS STORE Baby Rubber Pants, § Prs. Natural, Pink and White Baby 2 Pants, in small, medium and s large sizes. This price Tuesday only. DOWN STAIRS STORE