Evening Star Newspaper, September 5, 1927, Page 26

2 THE EVENING RTAR, WASHINGTON, D. T, YONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 1927 Ai" o RO S ST R i ""3 REG’LAR FELLERS Call of the Wild. By GENE BYRNES L AWE R : WHAT WAS ALL HE WAS I DIDNT By Ella Wister Haines THAT NOISE YOUR CRYIN' ON e ) ] THAT Author of “MYTERIOUS SWEETHEART.” LITTLE BROTHER ACCOUNT OF PINHEAD WAS 7 MRS. DUGAR! . . b4 Covvright. 1026. Thompson Feature Service. Inc. PINHEAD G‘mm sucH A GRANMA WAS 000000000000 000000 0000000000 e S WAS MAKING WHEN 4 COULDN' FIND SYMPAT“E“C : SE““_‘\E éfic“'—giw Only one thing was absolutely cer- I PASSED YOUR o | “tief HER GLAGSES AN LTTLE FELLOWY ) ON \ l tain, the woman didn't go overboard, HOUSE JUST NOW< SHE CAN'T HEAR per bound | for ‘T never left the boat deck that - A 9y RV Ghon ed*and | whole night, and her body was not on the man who | board. Marie and I between us cov- EITHERY i which Jed | 0oq every inch of that ship, aused me to get in dutch was ng caught exploring the life- The woman had brought car- diers on beard, too, Helmer, 1 can’t ne what E: 10 to 1 the would ne ‘h New York v ame from this WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE opher a ¥ newspa- hes | last. two months, thou- | “Where's Marie Helmer ' | 1ooked completely baffled by the whole story “A ship was just ¢ & through olon when we landed, and T hustled her aboard. She'll get right to headquarters with the story. The point §s now to find the woman's con- | federate, and I've got a hunch, Hel- . seems like a crazy pipe dream I'm not r yet to spill it. | 4 21 large sum of money went with her,|be as well to let him wander about |come into' Gatun for the reason that | pote was also found? The other one, I want you to do is to g0 |Never in all my career did I -|and we had at least one suspicious[a little before we make ourselves|he will not t to leave Anne Morris | T auppose, was put in this Morrls girl wecoiradn S S f“inh"‘“;'ymflxmm\ b ] T e it board.” | known? He'll report in here 'lml 1'1;} 3 Tove with her | room to throw suspicion upon her2” || MeCOrRCE 2e Fitted watch for this fellow Dahlgren. spilled! Looks as if you'd all come till, that is the one Thing we shall | tell him that we have received word | to risk her s I think that V& i1 ltanie chned told him to meet me at the Strang- | pretty close to Davy’ Jones' locker, |not dare to make public! \Whatever |of the ship's grounding and will send | he'll shore, but we'll be | 1o h'l-‘e’““o““"n‘ e ereward et || Dr. CLAUDE S. SEMONES ers’ Club, but I'm not sure if he got|jast night!” happens it must not be known that |out a rescuing tug as 4 sible. | on the safe side anyway. I Suppose |left out that part of the story. While me. He's loony over the Morris girl | “Such a sea!” the woman addressed | we are trailing one Russian until we | Then we'll watc him! I'm ¢ [ fhat the rescue will be made by dark, | the eaptain’s investigation was in | Eyesight Specialist and because of his infatuation is not |ag Marie raised her hands in catch the other one. In any case, |that he is all right, but we won't take | won't it? 'The whole party oUght 10 | process we found the mate in a most | e i i to be depended upon.” ture of hor such a passage! | Marie, vou under: hat thing |any chances! As soon we get the [be at the Washington Hotel by bed- | peculiar place, and in the nick of time | "'""“ "'"I iy B “You're not suspecting him or th Vho ever would have dreamed what | concerning these crooks is ever to be | passengers safely into port and the | time.” Dt T whlaito get it to the 409-110 McLachlen Bldg. e Morris girl, Mac? You're dead sure ¢ in store when we sailed peacefully | exposed. We have nite orders r and hauled in, we'll con- and T've an a that we'll | captain a St her Bad plokedi it 10th and G Sts. N.W. G of them both? lout of New York harbor knowing |from the department that they are to |duct an in lon' of iha ERlleh: |ihave. tha Hops 15 1 o |captain and claim | e o “Absolutely! [ hat our game was safely on board |be deported under arrest and landed | woman’s disappearance. Meantime I'll | The sooner this mystery is bt ey SEAEUIEROR the B v it This other chap she knew, what|and all we had to do was to watch back into Russia in the strictest se-|get in touch with Washington and be | hetter, or Washington will 1! rosovert. Wheks wais theimatat Boucs yora »u say his name was?” > crecy. This is not the time to run|guided by orders from the depart-|down as a bunch of dubs the | " (Continued in tomorrow’s Star.) | g e, assistant to her father and fow soon did you size up this frisks. ment. One thing is absolutely certain, | way, Marie, did you bring those glass BCRKHINE her himself. Tried to ve Vere as her confederat The entrance of a Zone official |we can't let this pair slip through our | slippers with you?” = IR EN[ERPRISE SERIAL - man [ rrv her on shipbeard, but Dahl| Marle, and what possible interpreta |brought the conference between this | hands now. = Thi h time | I brought one.” and the \n.m:n:i OFFERS SWAMP VICTOR. || Building Association e g that | STen @ ck in h tion do you put on her dramatic dis-|woman and her frie; a close, we've been able to get the woman and | reached into her bag for the deli nd approaching Ll “Know anything about him | appearance?” | another long hour was we've got to keep hold of hes | piece of ery ch had alre e — | B St. & La. Ave. NW “Everything! He's the one Carey | "“We're completely baffled, Helmer! | Government officer while Mari “Have you any ideas about who the |caused so mu . “We de MONTREAL, September 5 (@).— | Ul sare N her | SPENE SO much time over, you remem- (I sailed, of course, wiih the idea that |Tepeated the ¢ of the Hope's v De Vere might have been?” Helmer [to leave the mate in the captain’s |Er ferkoetter, German bakerand || 5 S V E iy .,.J‘“,‘ul ber, and was absolutely satisfied |we were searching an employe of the jage, a_stenographer taking the re- asked. ) room as a decoy,” she explained as s alatanbes s inames fot ithes works: 58th "»"'(": 2'..6;'2" .n\.:.w Open 1 you comé ! YOUT | hout. He's o middleaged man, very | steamship line, I mean aside from our | Port word for word, The official shook his head. “Not | handed the slipper to the Zone official, s as had movie, vaudeville and | s Ship isn't even sighted |, 0, ot a gentleman. You'll see him | woman, but we never got the smallest “This man Dahlgren will be smart | vet, but I'd like to know whera Mac | who took it in his hands, examining ine offers, totaling nearly a S alaor Nalion \bout | When l(hv\' land. \\1“‘1';th; v, a n;muin;: on that lm.l-k_ We ; spected ‘""':!\llt:‘h l‘v[v“‘nl:mh »lm;g\}‘y to come m:,. ‘l‘imll:\\ 1 i'ilumlose (’l;n{ ivnn“wm g0 ~.I. | it lk-x.‘,‘yv\ e : quarter of a million dollars, but only Muney Loaned to Members stranded on shore. about | goit ¢ L0 bt Dahlgren w Ralss N orvis and DahlEven and BE n. ar that you came by | the shington Hotel, Marie, and | The wine Cinderella _slipper portion of these will be accepted. pight miles up, near the ov hadn't time! 1'll be ba as | all in turn and without avail. No, 1|canoe and will be quick to follow |r s [the official exclaimed. “I never Ha told of the offers when he reach- || 9% Easy Monthly Payments spillway! ( word to ( I can, meet you at the usual place |g the department will decide to |suit,” the Government officer remark- to keep out of | pected to see on You say one of |ed Montreal from Toronto, the scene James E. Connelly James F. Shea 3 to send out & tu te L e e en lonight at the latest, | iapense with my services hereafter! |ed When the Inst word had been in- | Dahlgren's way I'd better wait until |these was planted in Dahlgren’s room |of his recent vietory in a marathon Lo jo o b e S5 et he ers to1a Murle to register at the Wakh: ainly have gone cold on this |scribed. “I'm wondering if it will not night, although T hardly believe he'll | where the thousand-dollar counterfeit swim. g %0 badly listed he was afy zton under the usual name, but her in this heavy sea % :;1 not get in there till night “Perhaps you haven't,” Helmer sald ale of a storm, Bud, the Wors r. _So long.” and | consolingly, “where's Mac gone, do - seen’” otine at him in- | the Young man was off like a shot. ) r was staring at & | Helmer, a tall thin chap, But he's got an idea. He'll sredulously. | by long years of tropical shine, | probably run over to Balboa before “How did you get in™ | watched the bearer of th raordi- | we see him again.” “Up the river, by canoe. TIWeRY | nary news until he had ¢ The captain of the Hope will come wlong your SOS and tell me TOEIR | from view. Then, tak the first |ashore and hold an investigation under to met hold of Helmer, I haven means of transport to Colon, pro-|Zone authorities,” He volunteered, second to lose up this | cveded to carty out the instructions| “hut 1 don't see what good it will the *.”“; ‘-““h‘, | the young man had left him. do! To the ordinary citizen there is Sy v | Things worked according to Hoyle, | nothing of special importance about - ‘| for at the Colon Government Head- |the loss of a enger during an | quarters he came face to face with |ocean voyage. a favorite suicide out oS on |an atert, ble looking woman, who | route and one soon forgotten as far it all right (el X0W|an to meet him, hands outstretched. |as public interest is concerned. 'Lady later! Hurry !h:* :;‘l}'\*f to the Hope, | "“wipeimer!” she cried, “did Mac find | de Vere sailed and Lady de Vere didn’t Bud, see you presently rou " {1and, that's all.” The young man left the teles Marie!” Telmer was equally de-| ‘“Yes,” Marie replied thoughtfully, phereloliss o Siscsvers O |lighted to greet her, “what kind of | “still, this case is a little different. A P o everal places discovered the | JELSC 9 BP9 90 T2 1 0 shject of his searc h. and buttonholing | E o promptly pushed him into a quiet | |o} al——]o]———7] sorner before that individual could re- | ver from nii ~\3{l.|1 B i | All F, & h f Y : Mac 3 Helmer cried, e " lnls es Or Our *Shhh flwlmng n'.:m! 5 2 B 9 4 hand over Helmer’s !j:\ll!‘l. stent” F ll B ht the Hope's eventful voyage, N ppearance of Lady de loss of the wireless, the landing of | ||| VARNISHES —about tl.le house: Appropriate the passengers, his own canoe trip & WOOD Paints, Stains, Varnishes, Enamels, to the Locks for help, concluding with | his startling information: FINISHES “qos L o B s o e ete. for “doing over”—woodwork, “rig er! She took her bait per- - o o e e eeted. for_stewardess and | floors, walls and furniture. the captain let her saill Then the FLOOR Sy : fun began! 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