Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1931, Page 44

TWENTY-THIRD INSTALLMENT. EIL NEILSEN had made good his threat. He had boasted on the that Gypsy Estrella that he would close it “tighter than a landlord’s fist.” All because Neil had been drinking—because he assumed, in the muddle of a disordered brain, an authority over her, Cathleen, that was not his right. She had brought this trouble on the gypsy. How could she make amends? Go to £ome one who would be glad to get the information and tell what she had seen that night in Washington Square Park? “Tell on Joe Neilsen, who had used his power to hurt those against whom his son harbored a senseless grudge? “Whatever happened to the six sus- pects in the police line-up?” she won- dered, and reproached herself that she had been 50 immersed in her own af- fairs that she had forgotten them. She picked up an evening paper from‘ the reading table provided for patrons of The Nook. Three of the “suspects” were being held. Three others were out on ball. Predictions were made that all six would be tried for assault with intent to kill. “Something’s got to stop Neilsen,”| Cathleen decided. “I must find a way to let him know that I was in the park that night.” That evening, when the diners in The Nook had thinned out to three or four scattered groups, two men sauntered in, selected a table well toward the rear of the room, and ordered black coffee When Cathleen “went to the pantry for extra silver she found Mrs. Hall there in a state of nervous excitement. “Those two men,” she said in a low| voice to Cathleen. *“Did you notice them. They're detectives, I'm sure.” “Detectives? What would they be here?” I don't know,” said shaking a troubled head. to find Kenneth. He might n herself brought the men| ee. She knew from their con- versation that they were of a stamp decidedly different from that of the| usual patron of The Nook. When she | returned to the pantry on another| errand Kenneth was there, peering | thi th the small pane of glass in the door leading into the main room. “‘They're dicks, all right,” “Probably prohibition agents. Then why are they here?” Mrs. Hall whispered, more agitated than ever. “I've never served a drop of intoxi- cating liquor in my place, nor do I al- low my patrons to serve it to them- selves when they bring it in.” “I don’t know,” Kenneth said darkly. “This doesn’t look good to me. Liquor has been known to be planted on prem- ises. What I can't figure is who would be out to get you, mother. You mind your own business and never step on any one's toes.” “Perhaps they just dropped in acci- dentally,” Cathleen offered hopefully. “If they are enforcement officers, a cup of your coffee ought to taste heavenly after what they've been sampling.” She tried to be reassuring—to reas- sure herself. She could not. In the back of her mind she saw two figures ;:nhgt‘n;mm {he shadow of & clump of ashington Square Park. One of the figures was S0 Mellsers “I' out and sit at a nearby table Where I can keep an eye on them,” Kenneth said. “In a few minutes, Kit, you come out and join me. If they pull any funny tricks, I'll crown them with zhng.nurm thing I can lay my hands “No, no, son! You must not raise your hand.” Mrs. Hall was more dis- tressed by Kenneth's threat than she had been by the menace of the myste- rious men. “You can’t be brought into it. Think of the disgrace.” | “I am thinking of it,” he said, his! Jaws working. “If it's going to come, I'm the one to take it—not you. You };;?_ out of it, mother. This is a man’s Cathleen could have blessed him for his stand. There was a chink in the hard shell of his ego, after all. She saw the tears brim in Mrs. Hall's eyes. Kenneth sat facing the men as they drank their coffee awkwardly from the Nine e Pork Loin Roast....w. 15¢ Smoked Shoulders . . .m. 10c (10 Pounds) Breast Real Lamb. . ..m. 6c Legs Spring Lamb... .. 15¢ 2% Loin Lamb Chops m. 15¢ Pure Lard .........m. 10c Round Steak.......m. 18¢ Chuck Roast. .. 13c & 15¢ wasbseiersss SUMSIBE (Halt Hams o Fidie) Pig Liver . Beef Liver ........wm. 17¢ Veal Cutlets .......m 29¢ Smoked Sausage..m. 121/%¢c Sirloin Steak.......m 19¢ Plate Beef .........m. 10c Eggs that are Fresh.ao.. 29¢ New Sauerkraut ... .qt 10c 3 Quarts for % (Either Bulk or tn Can) w: Apple Cider . . .ga1 19¢ Bring Your Jug White Navy Beans. ...m. 5c Dry Lima Beans (Small) Sutter Pack Peaches «sn 17c .m. Tc Peaches | Dan Carroll's daughter would not soften KIDWELL'’S uerkes MARKETS, Inc. "o Small Smoked Hams (A-1), 1b., 15¢ 5 Pounds Apples FREE with Each Ham (Half or Whole) w. 1215¢ I Orenda Club 1 { i dainty cups. They ordered second cups and then left. 3 “They got & layout of the premises, | Kenneth said when they had gone. “I saw them making mental maps of the room. Il bet there isn't a nook or | cranny here they haven't tabulated | The thing we've got to discover now, | s HEALTH/ ¥ Priceless Possession | and discover quick, is ‘Who's out to get mother?’ “If there's no more I can do,” Cath- leen said to Mrs. Hall, who had joined them, “I'll skip along.” “Run along, dear. be here in the morning. You needn't bother coming in, unless you wish.” Cathleen fairly ran to her room Breathlessly she tore a sheet from her writing tablet. Then she perched on the trunk by the window and com- | posed herself to write her note of warn- ing to Joe Neilsen. Would she be in time to prevent further depredations on those who had befriended her? For | now she had no doubt that it was her presence in The Nook that had inspired the visit of the detectives. Either her father's determination to drive her back home or Neil Neilsen's resentment against Kenneth—possibly ~both—was behind the visit. Was her new life_going to be a con- stant battle not only for existence, for an honest living, but a battle as well | % | against the forces of evil that sought to | # tear her down? It seemed so. Joe Neilsen, when he found that she | was in possession of knowledge that might weaken his power, would be a ruthless enemy. The fact that she was his methods of self-defense. He'd deter- mine to silence her as cffectually as he would any other “squealer.” “But he’ll have to catch me first.” she said, her lips white and straight “Meanwhile I'll show him he can’t use | fear to suppress m i | _She wrote carefull; |Try Buzze’s for Colds Do you dread the approach of Winter and that cold? If so, try BUZZE'S and fortify yourself against more dangerous ills caused from colds. Ask for Buzze's today at your neighborhood drug store. 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Then |the nearest drug store, and addressed to Joe Neilsen at his home. “Mr. Neflsen—I was in the park when | she found and dispatched a messen; the man with the slingshot pinged at |to deliver it at once. | wait for the mail. she read what she had written: it Neil. I saw you meet him and heard what you said to him. f the six inno- cent men, charged with felonious as- sault, are prosecuted, and if you con- tinue to my friends, I shall go to the authorities and tell them the truth about the park incident. Neil was to blame for what happened in the gypsy camp. And there has never been a drop of liquor served in The Nook. Jersey is not too far away to give up its secrets. “CATHLEEN CARROLL.” She went out, bought an envelope at Right Reserved to Limit Quantities Phone X DIstrict 5215 R A . If You Are Run Down from Overwork Take— Renault Tonic Port-Sherry-Muscatel et S Bottle . This well known tonic contains ingredients of recognized value in building up the system. 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