The evening world. Newspaper, June 18, 1912, Page 15

NIX! AXEL CAN'T SEE ANYTHING FASCINATING ABOU a = Now USTEN AXEL~THIS “TRAINING CUT DooRS 1S Doit! You Lors OF Good ~ 1Gor A GREAT IDEA “TO MAKE You ENJoy (+ MORE AN ('M Gon TO “VAKE You OUT IN Cor can HAPPEN TO ME ON A MOTOR Boat? AY ALWAYS TANK SOMETHING BANE HAPPEN TD mE! THE EV ENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1918 Aw You'RE ALWAYS S How tm GOIN’ “1 SHOW You How “to RUN “THE Boat, — BELIEVE ME- THERES SOMETHING FASCINGTING ABOUT A GAB ENGING | WELL YOU BIS SIMP — ={ ‘You STOPPED THe ENGINE! Vee] Now CRANK THAT THERE FLY-WHEEL AN’ START HER UP AGAIN! See tt LEGGO OF THAT YA BOOB ! THATS = THA SPARK PLUG I! T A GAS ENGINE! OFFICER 666 A Fast Moving New York Story By Barton W. Currie Based on the Successfal Farce of the Same Title (Copyright, 1012, by H, K, Fly Co.) SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS, les lad Fravers leat tat “Hfelen is, secretly. eugeged. to, pore ag, Fravers Gladwin, he adie tint he ‘Travers then realizes an To avert threater ralman Phelan (known cing imecit ae : is moment. W Hor Hel me eat es Sake Tr ce surround the house, and Gladwin is told that the ac Recent rocts are guanied . Burton, Helen's aunt, vee at Nercety demanding aes upon himself the biking or Helen’ ged her to dope with bim, connives at Wilson’ for her and saying he Delice-guarded house, CHAPTER XLII. Capt. Stone bowed and left the room, followed by Kearney. Michael Phelan’s Predicament| “wou, Photan,” saa Gleawin, turning AT WAS as if a great burden| ‘© that distressed individual, “the ove- entertainment aeems at an end. rent Taavicg the ae Tis a divil of an intertainment fer dow and stepping back into “Oh, no, Phelan," and the young man : the room, Travers Gladwin| waiked over and patted: hie an the Stretched his arms above bis head and| shoulder, “not broke—you'll resign.” exhaled @ long breath of satisfaction! “A ewell chance T've got to resign— Now I oan ait down and await de-| with no shield to turn in. It'll break velopments,” he said to himself, slip-| the heart of me poor ould mother. ping into @ chair and stretohing out| ‘There were tears in Michael Phelan's Ris legs, “and it will only remain for| voice and his woebegone expression was Michael Phelan to turn up or to fail! pitiable. Young Gladwin hastened to ~ Eire) $0, Gra Ane pode oe cheer him up. > ots abasic pe i lan, he| «I will take it upon myself to see that q@aust ‘be a terrifo eimpletom and I} you ere honorably discharged, Pacian. @rpoces I am partly to dla” —— most swear that @ little note to His gase hed wandered to the great chest, the lid of which was distinctly rising. resignation.” Before Gladwin could jump to his| «sut I'll be out of @ Job, won't I?” et the Md was thrown back and there | nared Phelan, ! Gat the subject of his soliloquy in his ehirt sleeves, Jerking his bead about Uke a jack-in-the-box. “Where in blazes am I? he groaned Bs his eyes made out ‘ravers @ ~ “You aeem to be in the chest, piled the young man, covering his mouth with his band, . . “Howly murther! me uniform is gone] sysce' prolate i'd Seem Maen, exploded Phelan struggling to} gyort to summon a grin, nd examining hia shirt sleeves) «tnaeed it 18 not, and here is that ae it he feared he were the victim Of} g:99 y4 you so foolishly surrendered t witchcraft. my friend the picture expert. Now, He climbed out of tho ohest and] ai) your fellow ofllcers seemed to havo Qurned a vindictive glance upon Glad-| Geparted you can begin your duties by win, who composed his features and) going upstairs and telling the ladies that gad: the blockade has been raised, ot guilty this time, off By the time Michael Phelan got t! Phelan stared at him » crisp saffron bill tucked away tn his @ second and then let his jeans he was in full and glorious grin Shoulders go limp. He w and made for the stairway with an Qusly pathetic figure agility that was a distinct revelation of “Yes, and at twice the salary, you were getting. I'm going to t you my private watchman to guard my plc- ture gallery.” ner—they took tt Of] sir, Burton entered the room, followed me an’ rammed melo. her two nieces. Wurra! Wurra! I'M] "ag her now calmer eyo took in the @ woner now for shure.” room and the empty picture frames Gladwin was about to speak When| yr, Burton exclaimed: Chere was a run of feet on the stairs! “wvnatever have you been doing and in burst Capt. Stone and Detective} nore Kearney. At the sight of Phelan the 50 " captain recoiled and his jaw dropped ime OF ey Canvaser heen weenie Kearney Mkewlse regarded him in blank | yh oy Barnes, ‘was bovering tonishment, about Sadie, ‘so I took the most vale uable ones out of the frames to send them to the cleaners, Mrs. Burton swallowed the fb and began @ tour of inspection of the roo Your father collected some of the: yelled the captain, | didn't he?” who said after a pause, “phere. was only one of them, you] “Your father and my late husband were aumskull very good friends, I remember hearing I hope to croak if there wasn't two] him tell of that portrait of your ancee- ‘em with the stren'th of elght,"| tor,” indicating the Stuart. ‘ ow I Ike this one—~a Gainsborough, ‘Wher your uniform, Phelan?’ roared Capt. Stone when he could get th, took it off me—drugged me rihered me—elght of ‘em," ght of ‘em!” of rejoined Phelan, wiping his ripping forehead and rolling his eyes. “An'/ isn't 1?” She had stopped tn front of / they chloroformed me ai fnto the chest, You can ask Mr, stuffed mo] "The Blue Boy “Dy you lke that one?” cried the Gladwin." young man, “If you let that thief escape tn your} ” “it's ng," gushed Mrs, Burton, uniform, Mike Phelan." stormed the in-] “It's yours: furlated ain, "I'M break “Mine! Why, I couldn't think of tt” morrow, as for you, Mr, “Please do me the honor of accepting 4f you hd a hand in this" ” = «Calm yourself, captain,” returned tho] “arter what bas occurred to-night? young man, "Iam unable to claim thol why, 1°" Mrs. Burton couldn't take honor, I just happened tn here as Mr.| her oyes from the picture, and seemed Ph out of the chest.” “Why did that Jap make such a thun- racke: upstairs?" broke in Kear- The whole thing looks to me like a frame-up.”” Travers Gladwin shrugged his shoul- ers and said easily: sidering the number of police- Jan was coming thrilled with an ecstasy of admiration, “IT will have it packed and shipped to you to-morrow.” Mrs, Burton wheeled upon him with A Shampoo —-FOR—— jlielen had only confided in me—here | Helen tingered behind. me—I'll be broke to-morrer.” | nutty things on @ chair beside Sadio's tered: hidden resources, A few minutes later | @n expression that fairly took him to he rms. ou dear, generous boy," she cried, ‘you are Just ike your father, and If 1s my card; come to me to-morrow and ‘we will have a family conference. 'I"—— ‘Auntie, interposed Helen in alarm. arrangements,” ran on Auntie, fairly bubbling over. “Come early in the afternoon, Mr. Gladwin. I must get my girls to bed. Good night—come, girl Mrs. Burton started for the door and “Oh, whatever shall I do?’ she whis- Pered to Gladwin, “Whatever your heart dictates,” he whispered in reply. “And did he escape?” onme the fright- ened query, as she dropped her eyes be- fore his burning glances and blushed. “Yes, and they will never get him.” “Thank you!” She gave him her hand for @ moment and was gone. CHAPTER XLIV. The Circumvention of Auntie. ADI sat up with « start and } | rubbed her eyes, | “All right, Nanette,” she } sald aleepily, * awake,” Tho trim, rosy checked maid smiled and swiftly; left the room, She had deposited one armful of sitting up and going through the cere- mony of rubbing her eyes. “Much time before auntie wakes.” A roseate blush spread up from tho | Langsettel Exp! WEDS WIFE’S DAUGHTER. ribbons at Sadie’s throat to.the roots | of her fair ha Helen's eyes were wide open now and Dying Sponse’s Request. WINSTED, Conn, June 18.— ase Pe e tea,” ata | Wife a8 she was dying, Robert C. Lang- Bedie, with ‘awit lniplinton, "wal | vertel of the U. & 8. Montana end Miss “Whatever are you diiving at?” asked |Fiorence J. Canty, his stepdaughter, of Helen, Kast Lake street, here, were married “Are you anxious, to greet Mr. Hogg? Jat No 305 West Fighteenth street, New De was the vehement response, ‘Phen wo must be out when he —and I have an important engagement | et 11." | narber. and ts employed at the Winsted hostery the velvety rug. e Sadie turned her head to \¢!ty: hide her bushi F head to|"Tangzettel’s first wife, mother of hie Helen seemed actually _ |presont_wite, ded in April, 1910, ‘There was an Intense pa | = Ale wheeled round, flung, her flantly and anid with more fire Birts “I am, though!" rejoinder. “Nanette and [ packed bed and another armful of fluffy things on @ chair beside Helen's bed. She had also performed other mysterious little offices nolselessly before going to the side of Sadie’s bed. “And sleeping like an tnnocent babe,” sald the comely Nanette to herself with depth of affection in her tone. Then she bent down and called in Sadie's ear: si ‘en o'clock, Miss Sadi She had to repeat the whispered call several times before Sadie’s eyelids fut- maid had vanished by; the time the younger of tho two sleeping beauties 3, The twin rosewood beds lay side by side enveloped by the transparent silken hangings of « single canopy. ‘Tie room, was exquisitely done in pink and everywhere were evidences that therein were coddled and pampered to the limit of modern luxury, Gadio'a rode de nuit, as the fashion ines Dut it, wa: creation of lnces and ribbons and mighty becoming, © had admitted this to herself as she surveyed her reflection tn the tall oval mirror only five hours before, She ad- mitted it again as she hopped out of bed nd confronted herself in the same mfrror. ‘Then she turned and ran quick- ly to the side of Hel bed. She bent down and k “Get up, Helen, plue eyes reluct dear—wo haven't much time. i * Men’s English Tan Oxfords The right footwear for summer. Easy lasts, cool leathers, pliant soles. Per- he maser ave rg 4 B IC O N D Ss | fect fitting and trim rand und no comfort tn logking. as rere fay with $100,- Mee worth ot ver no ‘ “Gladwin SOLD NOWHERE ELSB aressod his advantage. Maids that] JAMES S. COWARD = quiet. Of} > ke Mt is best to Keep ywer to compel | course, it 1s In you ublicity.’” a PuINot againat your wishes, str,” said ‘ap!. Stone mieekly wR you, Mr. Ken yy." emiled the young man, looking up into t frown: 264-274 Greenwich St., N. ¥. | (NEAR WARKEN 6TREET) | Mail Orders Filled | Send for Catalogue BEDBUGS ing vie the much advertised Cen- | rowing thal Office man fi Yeates tly eradicated in four hour, fumigs. “Capt. Stone is my superior oMlcer, iy admired, with: 4, Seiacniteud, no ‘dangar OF, dathade, AR ‘ id roaches exterminated ‘i gait Kearney shortly, through com ca Keep St, write | builling. wiywhere, Distance mo object, charges pressed lips. the Re.D woderste. | Write or phos “Very well, then, Captain,” Gladwin ran on, “We Will just drop the incident from our minds, You will oblige me by ealling off your mep at once.” 0 ‘ork City on reoetpt of ane dollar, ‘Mme. ELIZABETH W. G Ne 1 Hamilten Grange, N. Cty, MES A. HOGG EBACTIOAL, RAT CASORER, 148 oi aad New York, i. ¥, City, 1671-1672 tered and she stirred into life. The had removed the cobwebs from her/I belleve him. steamer trunk after you and aunt went to bed. Hurry now, Helen, doar, for we must be a tle Church Around the Corner at 11 o’clook, I am going to wear my gray travelling dress and you your brow! “Why, you dreadful ttle minx, you!" oried Helen. “If you are poking fun at me I will never forgive you." ‘am not poking fun," retorted Sa- @jo with the same ardor and almost in tears. “It 1s all planned and arran Whitney promised to have everyth ready at the church, includt: Gladwin, He said’ he co another minute after l1 o' the suspense would kill him | was ao terribly in earnest about it that which is of vital im, and growth of the hair. and infants, “You goose!” exclaimed Helen, but now she was smiling and there was @ happy lght in her eyos. 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