Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1926, Page 23

REAL S J31T4 TOTAL INYEAR'S BUILDING Value of New Constriiction in Baltimore in 1925 Drops Under 1924. BALTIMORE, ESTATE. MONTE SYNOPS) Wendever. ty gentieman alls on a famous Lo ndon phy January 9 (Spe nstruction alteration ember % a0 e Bather anh o © ns they pi ttion of $34.¢ € moncy 4nd places & ording Lo the 2 ‘ Yos 1. Osborne Hu chutming Princess Stephanio P Sk Re, T love with him but he B taling 1o love with Violet u finds (Continued from Yesterday's Star.) | 1 looked snows, ome here of taking was in life. bs of TOLET was silent, but the look she flashed the tabl brought Hargrave a moment's disquletude. ~And yet, after he asked himself, as he hevond her high up to the 1t did it matter? He with the deliberate in his_dole of the best ¢ himself Day by that she was becoming center of all his emotions. 192 . the people, excepting only - PeARs were creatures amuse, it v could. DURIGAN COVIPANY |months of a aving man N ness! Why not a month or more of it? "l After all, the path to the end was only R[PORTS TRANSFERS velatively short or long. He could compensite, he could leave her wealth, Why deny himself? Y | “Wh 3 way there in the Many Houses in Petworth and Co- | aistance asked Bit .\le;u:ll) The rush his thoughts lumbia Park Purchased ked. He laughed a little uneas ; If to wine Rocen(lyv ling upon the aid, “a blue es in |Mist turning to gray. It means we { must finish our lunch and hurry down- re ward through 'he wenderful things are finished t d. pped her cloak around her d they drove off. She leaned back ]n.\ his side with a little sigh of con- tent as they glided away from lh(‘ ‘K | ctub The demon of his disquie- “.| tude leaped out ain. He watched | her long, capable fingers, lying moment ungloved upon the rug, and ' | wondered whether she had left them there on purpose. Never once had he i at her lips and sweet, r a moment of the me unforgetable V\\ 15 there for the aski in her place found her watching him. i, watched he “orgive mm he begzed. look so n . You h more like vourself - been out he been with I don't Since want you to be like | ning his head man leanad over from inted t vou when you got o let me try the 1l right when we ! swung round a corner on two A foot from them on the a sheer drop of many hun- They were racing now incline. Hargrave bent 1 he muttered. a bit of & not afraid,” she whispered | e bottom of the descent was a | farmbouse, built of stone 1 the road. He drove d to an inch so that | ushed hard against the toward it, ste wing 1 \Still so that the one side of the car, shatter- | along the front of heless subjected contact. They standstill, into a wood- Wl crashi came around, MASTERPIECE OF DESIGN EXPRESSED BY CRAFTSMANS“'P WILL BE FOUND AT CHEVY CHASE CREST servant's toilet ot BOX10K o alley, out Conn. Ave. 1o Circle, ars to McKinley St.. T arth thre ShoMt Diehe, e LITTLE, Inc. 1206 18th St. N.W. Evenings, Phone Adams 2303-J, or Adams 3215-W. steel beam east_on transtér to bus. Main 3285 “BUILT TO LIVE IN” 5700-5720 8th ST, N.W. (Cor. Madison) These new six-room homes are remarkable for their com- pleteness of equipment and features. rery convenience to be expected in a modern home. METAL WEATHERSTRIPPED TILED BATH—BUILT-IN TUB GARAGE N.L. SANSBURY CO., INC. 1418 Eye St. Main 5904 T 1 22777 % N I By E. IMILLIPS OPPENHEIM and thought | miracle of the | kiss he knew so well | swung | THE EVE CARLO Reg U8, Patent Office. STAR, WASHINGTON, Hargrave handed Violet into the bus and took his place by her side. “You had better go up In the other Inquiries. See if any strangers were lounging about and tell Mr. Dickson, the secretary, just what's happened. Don't talk about it to any one else.” “Very good, Sir Hargrave The bus, fortunately, was empty. Violet sat with her arm tightly through her companion’s. “Did your chauffeur think that some one had done this on purpose?” she asked. “Well, it seems absurd,” he replied. “Still, there vou are. Brakes don’t g0 like that all of their own accord.” “But who could have done it?" she demanded wonderingly. *“You haven't any enemles, have you? Well, T wouldn't go so far as to say that, but who could have known 1 was lunching at La Turble?” Violet reflected for a moment. ““Well, Robert knew,"” she remarked. ! “He may have told Mr. Hobson."” en gate, and with their impetus les- sened knocked only a stone or two with their rear wheels off the wall which overhung the precipice. “Jump, dear!” he cried quickly. As another stone began to loosen she came fearlessly Into his arms. Johnson was on his feet by now and a huge houlder was rolied behind the wheels ju in time. Hargrave drew himself u “Well, claimed. Violet. drew we're out of that!” he ex- very slowly, away ver; xoluu md) “WHAT I WANT TO KNOW, SIR, IS WHO'3 BEEN l-UUll\l. WITH MY BRAKES?™ hands in his. On | *And who may ? nent had its com- | “He's an American journalist,” came rushing up | explained ve scen him talking to the hill. The omnibus which had been { the Marchesa di Bient.” behind them was already pulling up. | Hargr: was silent for a moment. Johnson crawled out from underneath | His face had grown stern. the car. “What makes you think Robert “What 1 might have told him”" he asked. been tamperi She indulged in a little grimace. said fiercely. Well, just something that the mar. 4 s 1 heard her tell Robert on was making his lfving b of well known people here, and she asked him when ever he had a chance to let him know “The nuts have all been withdrawn | where vou were lunching or dining from both bolts, sir.” he announced. | That didn’t matter, did it? t was a put-up job. No accident un What could matter,” he answered screwed a dozen nuts.” | light!; ‘so long are here and They were by this time surrounded. | safe?” All the same. perhaps you had He still held both the whole the pensations. A car 1t to know, sir, is who's \\|lh my brakes?" he “It's been done on pur rgrave was puzzled They were certainly in perfect or- der when we came up,” he declared. ‘The chauffeur pointed under the car. th reporti car, Johnson,” he directed, “and make |. she | { D. C, SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, 1926. REAIL ESTATE. better warn Robert to be careful. Mr. “He l«‘ Hobson is not quite the sort of jour- nalist T care for.” of Erent the Rivie s rather a surpr .| to me to find him playing the part host, but T know that the prince: the grand duke, ast moment. | ught me along, to make | right. I only arrived this | “Will you tell me, if 'you please,” the woman begged who sat by ham's side at dinner in the y wonderful villa, “just who this Inglishman, Sir Hargrave dever, and why is he host tonight Peliingham glanced furtively at t small card which lay by ihe side of his place, “You did not Fewi. my name, haps,” his compunion continued. is not strange, f out this man,” the com- begged (Copyright, 1926, by E. Phillips Oppenheim.} | per i T (Continued tomorrow.) { e i tesse Fedora | but 1 spara i Hungarian or will, for my husha both countries, night. 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