Evening Star Newspaper, March 20, 1926, Page 27

REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1926. REAL ESTATE. He was quite at a low, as he 80| “You know what?" asked Hilary, |hate vulgar things . . - low winzs. | BODY OF WOMAN FOUND; — = ! o m; « ](lm. Illeh:llghrd. run: | still more sharply. 4 G d"rzifle “‘:"r'gr is and through s hair ane “I know that in order to give me a |, . "o ask you to act a . : comselpusly, o that at |divorce - Sou would. wave o afich: | ma | . and such a lie. IDENTITY IS A MYSTERY | OPEN FOR INSPECTION | e O e 1 c once he had that funny, bovish look, | er yourself with some declassee wom-| Her trembling ceased as suddenly — and Celin as suddenly felt much more an—sc ? o imonde, | as it had begun " . and \ as sudden| much wore | an=some woman of the demimonde, us it had begun. G\ First Clue Fails—Corpse Is Dis- || ‘ hevy ‘ hase’ D. ‘ " | | ! at ease. with him. probably. Am I right?" “Please forgive me 4 ‘Do tell me what I have done tof Hilary felt that the moment \vafi her )hrunl‘tlx‘.‘ “:‘l was dreadful of me | covered Lying in Brook Near make vou ask me such a thing?” sho | desperate rather than propitious and | to shout like that. DHae . . Reg. U8, begged, leaning forward and clasping | that he must rise to it. He did so, but | She shivered. rinking Retreat | D d .R m By Amelie Rives Patent Ofics ber lomg hands on her knee. Do tel) | it was somewhat ltke rising through [ “It was just the way my father used | o oL f New etache: 6 oom omes | 5013 and 5015 42d St. | I i ! | % : v o in [Princess Troubetzkoy] me, won't you”" waves of treacle. to shout. . . . 1 could hear him in |55 the ¢ . ‘elia,” he said, when he hadm nvolce. . . . T am ashamed EAST DEDHAM, Mass., March 19, | He looked so distressed that she was ) : at s s il Feover . vent up to her face. i i SYNOPSIS. general and in particular., It mist be e e i She M | reached the surface and recovered his | One hand went u t The identity of a woman whose body orptan by | very, very delicately ¢ of course. Uy distressed before, Hil. |Preath, “you'll admit, I'm sure that| (Govyrieht. 1026. By Amelie Rivers.) | wag found half submerged e Jumbian b | very, very deli : ourse. Stress ore. L Ny ieARe ot By ged in a wood “oneor i | He would :llenll:_\ Alm:i\ pEoR lary, i stalked away for u bit, el s B e B Bl (niined tororsaey Im.d brook here ¢ remains o ||| rlce, S erms pam | subject, not touch on cu 5 i Mt . o 1nystery SaVIGURTS Tolk e :;_;m ‘.‘:.“:3‘.‘. .'{f.."'u':{'.u.‘m e .....u.'l‘»fi".'fl‘-'fi"l'\x.o{.‘\'""',’“\"‘f,.,‘f‘f&l:'.‘f( ties. N0 one i deceived; its the bar | PRENTICE RANKS HIGH. | dtars vuavics, house keeper, ere, for a o " sl . stigation tevealed that Mrs his concluding chapter. ‘This evening | (o ask me for a divorce SHe Conventian. = ; R . [ a o sve folmiality und : 5 alive in I'ro ’ lt\»llu hmli spent with "‘"; h“;l ":\‘] 1'11[ She was very pale now, her head |, b ‘"f'“‘.“ te ""”.‘{'l Feiia, ~.'|';i| Grandson of J. D.. Working Way,| The woman's ht"ud"\\\ :,:e::(' :p:f»xl in rary, playing at cup-and-ba ile | hant, her eves on her clasped hands . r Rt 4 coat and the upper pa tHe b SRR ”\Prdm”m polnts] SAnd I thought, too.” he continted ..mr;".'\?fn...u “\when you “.mm'f,‘.\'f- | Honor Student at Yale. as hoid under water '»:‘xnaull,. et ¢ | that he needed to verify . unMuppily. as she did not say any-| g, gpout with a courtesan to give, me | 3 f 7 Conn.. March 20| The rested on the hank E WALT B RTON J She had put on the gown with the | thing, “that it might be easler for you | i givorce against you for adultery ; Rockefeller Prentice of [of the skull had heen crushed. She r. p \ i and Celta decide little silver castles tered over it | to do 1t If I spoke first.” lrbdeL i il shieale had been ds . R0 Abe Sle @ / X 2 > L - Cella! exclaimed Hilary New York, grandson of John D.[|had been 1 about 48 hours. I ‘ and this touched him, for she ulway 11l she dic not answer. And do_vou think.” she continued | Rockereller, who i working his way | Fhe police suid that the thicle: I Insurance B‘“ldmg Maln 1648 | Who. afrees 10 t 3he lwore it when she wished speclally Lo} Then, just as he was about 10 €on | yymoved, “that T would take my free- [ through Yale College, has gained a | Where the body was found was oiten please him. tinue, she asked in her deepest. | jom trom you at such a mn place on the list of honor students, it | used as a drinking retreat. = = He was glad that the moment he | muffied bell tone. R one Tsven, Cella S ienr pace Sy blentive s [ had ehosen seemed propitious. He fin-| “How would you get a divorce?"” S S N bt 7 ) FitHe uetnna 3= lished his last note, shut his note hook Hilary was so put about by this eor oieited) I hesiie at 4,..'.»4 an | n nd, slipping it into his pocket, came | question that he, too, was silent for a [ .y o FOU LRI At e oy | o and 86 ;h“.,,,k"\ first quarter of I u;n,""'m"m how you would do L I money for hi i Wi 5 ) er hands, stll clasped upon he - i sney for his e O e o) - said “aguin, betore he | ynee’ were now. shaking violently. | education by wor « night tele- Coltn,™ he hegan again, and was vexed | "y i the usual| “How could you think that? THow | phone operator Haven Hos- \new., because now his voice had the s A SUBTL could you? After all your goodness | pital. A short tin 0 he was an- | inflection of a teacher about to send | e had tried unsuccessfully to niake when 1" know ‘so well | nounced us the winner of th James | forth a pupil 10 face i treacherous | g tone light 3 world. He stopped short, while Celia's eves | iy Ho b e o surprised 190K | stopned, then ook it v 115 Exeter Road “The world then flitt 2 o i ris would be the best pl . throe of naturalness SRS hoR gl ASL W ipkarie. 1n | Battery Park with a hedge around it fascinated him | “Look here, Celia, isn't there some ‘How is it easy? What would you E e ownte (ages > conld not imagine | thing vou'd like 1o say to me hed have 1o do? . | £4 & muve o e \ Witk ‘u.‘ Sl SR in commonplace attire, any more |asked rapidly. “Something thut a1 00T an nonplussed Hilary, but ’ i i s iR AR R | never so much as now. He took o g0 owaue | hey . Ay fron ke on 111 (el Brts in his indulgent manner ! e AT ApIeUBE, | Log 1y dear girl, the details needn't | : o N womn, U Lathe, conter ball concern yon. 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