Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1931, Page 42

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 3. 1931. scared. He doesn't like the idea of }a” only a few points to be cleared up. | took aim, as close, say, as you are to |sitlon was the same, relatively, as on going by-by again. Weve got to get | You were in Washington Squate PArk | me now?” the night in question. = him ‘through fear.” It's cracked better |on the night of July 16, lnst?" “Yes." “Yes,” she said siowly, but with a c n E n [2¥] men than he” Yes." “You would know that man if you |clarity that cut through the silence of The editor took his hat from a “Spent the night there?” saw him again?” | the room, “He is the man.” | . 5 e o= stand and locked his desk [ ot Cathleen’s eyes, turned to the editor, | (To B N 1349 ‘E’ST.N.W. B U s TE R ' “We're going up to take a look &t| “You saw & man aim something— | beseeched him. He was nodding his e Cantinue - l Comer Pennsylvania & 14th our bird,” he said something, we shall savy, that might | head rapidly up and down. * L., K s 5 Instinctively, Cathleen drew back. | have beer a gun—while you were in | “Yes’ PLAN JUSTICE PARLEY Phone NATIONAL 1721 or write 7793 f;,l("z[""' 8lem Jail! She shivered the park?” | Her questioner stepped to the door, SiECeee T Make a special nmeofiheldnlmm Washington's mokt convenient “You don’t have to do anything but Yes g opened it bus station. Phone National 1721, Learn what you save. Frequent FIFTIETH INSTALLMENT. Well, she would Have to face it. Bhe |say ‘yes' or ‘no’ to questions the dis- | ‘It was after midnight When this |~ “Bring in the prisoner,” he ordered. | Committee Named to Arrange for thru express buses to Norfolk all stop at U. §. Naval Base Gate. " g5 Z couidn't let six inmocent men Temain | trict attorney will ask you. The bird | happened?” | o Cathleen's heart was hammering. r [ i DAILY Tl ernoc o n 0! ki isery of her days. | will be in the next room. A tran- “Yes." | She didn't want to see the man they International Conference. - T Mats 1p. the feehoe DSOS | L catled fhe caithe: som'll be open so he can hear what's “Did you move away, o run out and had there. 'She didn't T o (o fi tt e EXPRESSE, ot the Fxpross, hs he | “Come down as soon &s you can get | going on. Not everything. Just bits scream, when the man took aim |5 this the man who took aim at ’ n to Via had instructed her to do. She here” he said, jubilantly. “Great!of it. Enough to crinkle his spine. “No. the cream-colored car in the park?” |prepare for the American Conference s r to do. & Coastal o1t Vi s t “your help” Then hell be brought into the r00m | «There was a car passing through | OCathleen raised her eves. She saw on International Justice to Philadelphia $3.50 Atlamlr(‘ltvuso » o ,'f,,"‘."‘;;"\»i'q?‘l,u'.{ ey vt LNy e e Tor you o Aemtity Bt ay Ldentin: the park at the time, wasmt theres" - |8 rough-hewn, shambling fellow. with | be held West Chester, 348 Ocean Cit S0 { Great $ | here next May at the Chamber of Com- Chi 17 BelAir, N A s from her work. The editor | cation you make now will be off the | iygqn | furtive eyes and lips drawn back across fichen el ke Wadington Suare v{‘g;‘: giffmfimfié SHthottetratohied Band. records. It's just to crack him down “A big cream-colored car, with metal | stained, uneven teeth. The furtive eyes 'merce of the United States, under Enyide “w'“ {;‘j.jfl"“""“ O T oat—sbe. beally meant| “The storys oMot Jt sissiest” he | Tn an office of .the bullding froth | triramierss ’“"""d e o reatanad WDy | aulspioas ol (18 Amietioan Peace oeiaty Gaes ! i Coatesville ..., Oxford, Pa, but she liked to pretend it was | rejoiced. “We grabbed that Jersey bird | which a concrete tunnel leads to that | “Yes. dared. He was walting for her answer, | A District of Columbla committee is e ;‘;":"h,"‘; whose judgment she feared . | Off his roost last night, He's thinking | other bullding filled with long alleys | “Dig. it pass under a street light so | straining for it being formed, to assume charge of the o WL : r it over in the jug.” flanked by steel bars, Cathleen met a | that you could see it plainly? The editor moved uneasily in his arrangements and entertainment fea- think ordn“:v. A T R 2 The man with the sling-shot?” smallish man with the face of an| “Yes' chair. ‘'Why didn’t the girl speak?® tures. A preliminary committee has g":;‘;q‘)’;i b . i The same. He put up a stiff fight. eagl And you thought you recognized the | “If you will darken the room a little, | been appointed, composed of John J 3 vl : No wonder, poor devil. He's done two | “Sit here” he told her, indicating a | occupant of the car so that it is partly in shadow, I will|Esch, Clarence W. De Knight Norfolk or Indian’ n plssiso0 ¢ Sl T - lbskd’ Ad hleer e able tc r question = N. Marsh, N'port News $4.80 Detroit,.. b, of She m t | stretches up the river. He's jail-shy.” | chair near a closed door thleen | “Yes.” be able to answer your question,” Cath- | Harold N. h, J 8, 1 P ]::" :‘:i(]hn.l nles: 1 her Has he tted he used the sling- | saw that above the door was an open | “It was some one you knew—some | leen said softly Corrin ~ Strong, Thompson Miami......... 8t. Louis, zo 5% Pt ther E ot or ] transom ¥ou saw often—a friend, in fact?” | _An attendant hastened to do as she | George M. Morris, Lloyd B, Wheon Clevelaid g nixed up in t ot. He's got an alibi that We won't keep you long.” The man, | “Yes.” lested. Cathleen rose and stood a |George W. Wh v atfairs " " e would k vour eye out. But he's too, came close to the door. “There ' “You were close to the man who | little to the right of the man, Her po- |Dr. Arthur De " COMMANDS LIKE THE TRUMPET BLAST OF JUDGMENT DAY! Columbus. ‘Thomas E RUGGLES’ TERRIFIC DRAMA OF WORLD CHAOS AND UPHEAVAL! PRODUCED BY CREATORS OF THE IMMORTAL “"CIMARRON" A CAST IN ITS 'TEENS... PLAYING LIKE BLAZES... ERIC LINDEN, Boy Sensation of the Theatre Guild, ROCHELLE HUDSON, MARY KORNMAN, Pick of the Wampas Babes, BEN ALEXANDER, The Kid of ““All Quiet,’”” ARLINE JUDGE...Brilliantly aided by Bery! Mercer, Ralf Harolde, Wm. 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