Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1930, Page 20

The Scarab Murder Case 3 By S. S. Van Dine | Copyright, 1930, by 8. 8. Van Dine. FOOTER’S CLEANING VALUES WITH THOSE OF ANY IN THE LAND! “You nva'rc seen elther Dr. Bliss | or Mr. Scarlett since?” “No, effendt” i | ¥ i i : instructions nevertheless.” And he went R {opped up o Brush and asked ‘ance up and asl hllmrme: “At what fill_nndldlk.lufllfilol“ P’ “I don't know, sir.” The man was by Vance's manner. “I really don't know. He came at about 8—I let him in. He have gone out with Dr. &h. ‘They take & walk together i “Yeg, air. . . .. That is"~Brush cor- rected himself—"I suppose he did. I told him Dr. Bliss was in the study, =R i il 4y | ““Did you notice anyth ual in J ; o Tiet perye e U oy g 3 i rices TO six ’u?#:_‘" 4 cuppg 's manner for, ©7¢, Cash an, thought & moment. mention it . . - I ye Brofer, ¢ SOMVonionce agy s !! %8l fo, g, C""Y on ¢ 4 28 to aach .:" doliver :Af.. the o iole, ent| indiges " quality_gqy), ind—if you know what 0 “And the last you saw of him was wher;_'he was approaching the study “Yes, sir.” ance nodded a dismissal. “Remain in the drawing room for the time being,” he said. As Brush disappeared through the folding door Hani came slowly down the stairs. “It is as I sald” he responded, in- differently. “Dr. Bliss is up-stgirs.” Vance scrutinized him L “Do you know that Mr. Scarlett called here tonight?” 1 kno the lights. ‘There was anxiety and haste in all his movements, and the electric atmos- phere of his demeanor was transmitted to the rest of us. 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