Evening Star Newspaper, February 13, 1926, Page 30

3 30 DOUBLE TRAGEDY | CCURS ATBURIL Estranged Husband Kills Wife and Self at Funeral of Friend. BY the Associated Press GALLITOLIS. Ohio —While the being 1o cemetery h Bonecutter, nd ther body a we ind wife. d for some time “When his spurned him cutter exclaimed: “Well, 1 it izht ne from his poch cotter hetwee bbed i “'n Iker e t shooti the eves nd shot her revolve Airs. Bone- As she fell in tne then mouth itter's Va home was in Point PAYMENT ORDERED CuT. $660 Must Be De- Bill. McCarl Rules ducted From d fron entral motor by Iv ruled ducted m of the contract McCarl said Awarded $1,800 Damages. e : A ver dl( l $1 g E @ e Di \lrh 1 <Jprome C unn n fd\m of Willfs r, against lm Aht krunuvv a amuel Tay , owners of 1 K street. The boy was injured Octob: when he fell through an open cellar door at the K street house TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. Suzanne,” music: p.m. Matinee at 2 ma of the South 6§ p.m. Matinee at The RBig Parade.” at 2:30 and 8:20 pan “Kelth's—Jimmy Hussey 215 and §:15 p.m Jarle—"Syncopation Week." vaude- | ville, continuous from 1 to 11 p.m. Strand—"His Magic Ward,” vaude- ville. continuous from 12:30 to 11 p.m. sident—"The Lost Battalion.” photoplay. at 1:30, 3 nd 9 pam. Gayety—"Flappers bur- 1 com- photo- vaudeville, cf Peppy,” bur 5 and 8:20 p.m. he Road to Yester- 3:10, 5:10, lesque. at \lelropolita Columbia—' T.\e American Venus.” at 11:05 am., 1, 3:10, 5:15, 7:20 and | 935 p.m. Rialto—" am., 1:45. 3 Palace—"The Year. at 11:45 and 9:55 p.m. at 10 750 and he First 5. 545, T Blackbird 420, 6:05. 5, 6:30. 8 and n (colored)—"Lovers in Quar 3to 1l pm. You need Blank Books | come to our store. E. Morrison Paper Co. Cleans Teeth Safely ‘Wins new users every day Decorative Mirrors add charm and beauty to any home. Their happy combina- tion of both usefulness and adornment explains the in- creasing use of them. Women have been quick to realize this, so that there is scarcely a room in the house in which they have not placed mirrors to advantage. 1t is important that exactly the right size, shape and style be selected tor the position a mir- of s to wcopy. Sometimes vou can find just what you de- sire, already in stock; butto get the greatest satisfaction from 2 mirroy, it should be made up to fit your particular needs. Send for booklet showing il- lustrations from photographs as to how varlous styles of mirrors are in use in @ number of modern homes— in living rooms, dining rooms, halls, bath rooms and bed rooms. Tonded 1084 HIRES TURNER GLASS COMPANY W T T ihdvety {nvites Robert and Violet to & supper i MONTE CAR By E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM ' gentleman | ing round.” s izt | Violet leaned forward. “Aren't we going way?" she observed don’t know where t admitted. “The mysterious about s got some sort of a Wendever takes the blow . "ind decides 1o Fo on Wit Ris | « o the Winter as it Rothing had hap. | pened. e Teels however, "un "Uike to €ive | Rober & BEL 0 some Door fellow creaty - | uts on those with whom he comes m | Tather it e finds 1y olet Martin, who serves lim © « offers her and a member o' monthe 4t his | Schleil! hasing ans fam- | man's driving much too *{he’"% | ast all the restaurants. where we're going.” There was no speakin when Robert tried to o dow he found it impossibl at the glass in front. TI by whose side another 1 d, took no notice. A v ness seized Violet. She t e ’|'Ir‘ window in vair vd uarrels | in, S Violet i his | YD v | e've right not + part itest attention. | at Robert with an air “What does this | manded. You wmust ‘; ! Robert, he: “I swear to God I have! {est idea,” he declared sincerity. “I can't the man’s up to.” rush merey rave 13 herchmen but wounding himself. We ed, in vain. They were & , = hill now to the Upper ¢ INNT. \l,l‘.\lLN'l' LV. A Mysterious Ride. rather : up " Violet exclaimed _.,J | seems to me tonight that he's com- a long we're going." old mun was it. I think surprise for in Beau d fast. re Do ask him ne tube, and pen the win. e. e tapped he chauffeur, an was seat- ague uneasi- ried her own knocked frantically n the glass without attracting the n she looked f sudden terror. mean?" have Where are we going she de known, n't the slight- with obvious make out what He banged at the window and shout- mounting the “orniche, and s rate, you must have some idea Violet persisted pas. door nd clos rolled off; | Violet lezned back in her place, Itested. “Old man Wegge: “1 don't really like leaving,” she |little more ci confessed. “You must promise not to ! evening. | dined with ‘IS THIS ANOTHER OF TRENTINO'S DAMNED GAME: stay more than half an hour. Robert. “Word of honor,” he cheerfully Fou're re: Sadie?” she little youn; She doesn't think £0.” he re nd that sort better ma young, y. Yes, I'm gone on her | In her corner. all right, Violet. She isn't so stoney and serious as you, but she und stands me, all right The old A been rather sniffy up till now. but it’ '|we came on to the ball. answered [ saw you in the box he |sisted upon knowing you. Iy in earnest then about | joke on us, Violet. Tt cou ed. “Isn’t she just a |thing else but a joke ‘ She made no rep plied, | tuge ried |abandoned the effort. sented The publication of this an- nouncement in these columns is evidence that this newspaper co-operates with and supports The Better Business Bureaw. ’ r to God I haven't,” * he pro- S Was just a 1 to me than usual this them before HE DEMANDED. and when he suddenly in- It must be a aldn’t be any- g at the door again, She Her brain was work- Mr attorney ?' over from New York together. Why?" “I don't know,” she replied. “I can’t make it out, of course, but this man Trentino and Sir Hargrave are enemies.” % anl see what that's got to do with it,” Robert declared, mystified. “I know that they're enemies in busi- ness, but where do we come in?” T might,” she reflected, shivering a little. They were nearing Eze and the car suddenly turned off the main road and climbed a stesp, rough avenue. They passed through a plantation of pine trees, emerged again and drew up before a large villa. The chauf- feur descended and unlocked the door of the car. His companion, a tall, powerful looking man, stood by his side. The front door had been opened and Nina dt Bieni, with a mantilla thrown over her head, came down the steps. “How nice of you both to come to my supper party,” she said. “Please hurry Inside. It is cold here.” “Thank you,” Violet replled. “I do not wish to come inside. I had no idea we were coming here. I ought not to have left the ball at all and I wish to return at once.” “I hope,” Nina begged, “that you are going to be sensible. You can do no earthly good by making trouble. Will you please come in for a little time.” It you don’t you will be car- ried." Violet hesitated witk her foot upon the step. For one moment she thought of & wild rush down the ave- nue. Then she recognized the hope- lessness of any such idea. Robert, however, suddenly struck the nearest man and tried to dart past him. In a moment he was on his back. The chauffeur stooped down and picked him up as though he had been a baby. | “Quite useless, that sort of thing.” | the ‘marchesa obsirved. “Nothing is | going to happen to you so long as you behave nicely. Please enter.” ’ Violet followed her | hostess. Robert was deposited breath- | |less in the hall. The marchesa gave | ne brief instructions and he was | ntly ushered upstairs. will go into my little sitting | room,” she added, turning to Violet. “There we can talk for a time—until things happen.” “What things are going to happen?” Violet demanded. i | “Ah, my dear” Nina di Bieni re- plied, “that depends upon how reason- able ‘our friend—alas, our very hard- hearted. obstinate friend—Sir Har- gl’.l\'t‘ n.:l)‘ be." . Reluctantly l. was some time before Hargrave | felt any real alarm at Violet's ab- | sence from the box. When, however, he gathered from various [“The Best ofiin Will seal the pistons against fuel leakage, and will function as a good oil is expected. Beware of Substitutes At Good Dealers Everywhere Philip Gorse, Pellingham and Marston had spent some time searching for her in vain, that she was nowhere on the floor amongst the dancers, he was instantly aware of a thrill of acute though undefined apprehension. He left the box and was starting to search on his own account when he felt a touch upon his arm. He turned sharp- 1y round and looked into the heavy- Jowled, but not ill-natured, counte- nance of Mr. Daniel Wegges. “T'd like a word with you, grave,” the latter announced. ““Later on,” was the curt reply. looking for some one.’ “Maybe I could help in that search,” Mr. Wegges confided. Hargrave, who had half turned away, swung around. For a moment Mr. Wegges flinched. There was some- thing very menacing in Hargrave's manner. “Is this another of Trentino's famned games?” he demanded. Mr. Wegges with professional cau- tion admitted nothing. “Maybe I have an idea where the young lady could be found,” was as far as he cared to commit himself. “Get on with it,” Hargrave enjoined h'flhitl&nll) ““What's the next move?” “I have an automobile right out- side.” the attorney indicated, pointing to the entrance. “If you like to come along with me now without a word to any of your friends I guess we can fix things up all right.” Hargrave reflected swiftly. “The cards are in your hands for the moment,” he admitted. “I'm ready.” (Copyright. 1926, by E. Phillips Oppenheim.) Sir Har- “I'm Continued tomorrow.) Are Your Payments Too Heavy? Consult Us About Refinancing Your Property o Better Advuntage J. BENSON THOMAS CO. 819 15th St. Main 8416 Radio Development Engineer A large, nationally known, old established concern in Middle West has a vacancy for a graduate electrical engineer or for radio design and development work. 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