The evening world. Newspaper, March 27, 1920, Page 7

LOS Ean! ALR EaNS LOVE’S GAMBLE NEWS OF ALL THE ‘SPORTS By MAY CHRISTIE == The Most Gripping, Thrilling Novel of the Year Larry Doyle and Fletcher, |Kngland, Material Weak, — Veteran Giant Infielders, | Now Working for Olympics Increase Team’s Strength| __ Britons to Raise $150,000 Fund to Develop New Stars and Due to These Players’ Remarkable Showing Expert Rates New Send Team to International Games at Antwerp York’s Inner Defense Before Boston, Brooklyn and Philadel In August. Rube, See, bp Mh aay Canina) plotare thas 1 toed Of "amcond "6 Web] often suey: curr ilk Ger inn — Do 4 i APTE mighty fll then, too.” they thought the young girl was @ phia dgers Outlook for Coming Season Is Pramising By W. G. Geor, conditions he should establish a now Me Be XXIV, ‘Well, it's @ mystery,” remarked | little mad. ¥ Cleveland Best in American Circuit. BM ge» record for the distance and later on | THE STRONG ARM OF THE LAW. the Constable. Then he brightened| But Shirley wasn't to be World Champion Mile Rammer. | may quite posstbly set up a new rec- ¢¢— OST your memory, ‘ave you” queried the London “bobby,” regard-| up considerably as a new idea struck | She had gambled heavily in Series poo irra pana i tg ora of 4 minutes 28, seconds, for the ing Jim Dalton with suspicious eyes, ie ae ee baa th Ls thoven be ag He soma fond to lose—no, not lympltc mile, as well as get down to 1 minute “Maybe, when we get to th to tion, " memori , ui By Hugh S. Fullerton. THE INFIELD. Bat Hels yO ors |e bee Mi Us Mek eye altogether in my sphere.” came the| "I Jim ‘Dalton was is Londom ee STONISHING things are re- AMHRICAN LEAGUE our best man for the 800 metres, also, 0 quick answ would find him—in spite 7 toward the o1 ization of @ The policeman’s manner held a hint of truculence. "4 vealed by the compilation of | Cleveland .... saps Perey Hodge is our best steaple- He left the room to make investi-| dragons in her pai E Boston , team of athletes to represent the|chasor; a good man, but hardly But Jim was too exhausted and worn out to put up any show of bat-| gations. In a few minutes he res| But evening came, and there was the position value figures of | Chicago country at the Olympic Games to be! champion class. I have induced two tle. He fell into step beside the burly guardian of the law, staggering a|turned with the desired records of| 0 news to cheer her. . (he major iengue inflelds. While the | Detroit 4752] neta at Ant t July and Au-| Of our fincet dross-country runners to little as he walked. the down-and-out-er, She returned at last to “vivian’s average strengths of the infields of | New York 3 hab AiR 7 take up this game. Their names can- “ ‘Ere, lean on me, young fellow.” The constable had a heart beating | Jim's finger-prints were then taken | studio, Lucille and Burke the two leagues show more than a | St. Louls . gust, and the King, a true lover of all not be divulged at present, but I hope somewhere under his capacious tunte. carefully and compared with those in| thera mmensely | worried, 4 pet cent, degeneration from the | Phiearen, manly sports has headed the sub-| to find the winner of this event among "Pinched all your money, ald they, | furding Jim's features closely he gave [hand Vivian had told them of her ‘ See scription list with a donation of £100.| the three refer 10. A The photographer, who prided him-| | “I'm going to go again to- pre-war strengths, and while infield NATIONAL LEAGUE. oetuer eres ea oral rose. “ o t 1 knowl f this | mornt: e Shirley ay defiant ‘The council, under the Presidency | QUT, /onger distance, croms-country | Jim ran inquiring figgers through Blowed if I ‘aven't mot im in my|self on a smi no’ ie 0! 5 ng, nti, strengths are fairly well balanced, | Cincinnati and Marathon representatives will, I his pockets. ‘Mey were empty! gallery upstairs!" said he. matter, peered through an immensely | noring the ourtain lecture she the fact remains that outside of | Pittsburgh of Lord Downham, is asking the pub-| think, be above the average, but itis "Ow did you come to these ‘ere| The constable and sergeants heard | Powerful magnifying-glass and shook | celv TieVMANA; CAC a HR tea. I SE | LE soe lic to subscribe £30,000, one-quarter! impossible to suggest a selection until parts of town? 'Tain't exactly the| thie with interest. For the newcomer | his head. “Then let me go, bag Py dear!” cago of which t ie ed to apply for|*fter the cross-country champion- toffs’ quarter,” went on the “bobby” | was the official photographer of the e've made « darned mistake! | ciile implored. Sho either league up to the standards of | New York Satine pply ships which will take place in March. curiously. place. He had pictorial records of |The two ‘takings’ don’t coincide at all! |dreadfulty over the effect. of all this major leagues of former years, al- | Boston the purpose of defraying the expenses! ©, F. Bowitt, A. A. A., ten miles, This was a query that Jim could] almost every rogue in London, This chap's finger-pringe’ nod-|trouble on the girl, though Cincinnati makes up in con- Paaeden of the athletes who will be selected to| and inter-service one-mile champion, not answer. pe “What date? How many?’ ded towards Jim Dalton—"are en-|high strung, #0 impul: ibindy uh OF Wikt tie toe | ee go to Antwerp. should stand a good chance in the “I don't remember,” he sald, help-| “Oh, three or four! Good-looking | (rely different from those of our vist y —=——— Ww tha’ 10,000 metres race and also in the lessly. chap, too—but as brazen as they previous ‘visitor.’ EB t the bird DAWN Bi AKS. individual strength, hile it is gratifying to know that|s %9 metres cross-country races "A rum’ go!” said the scion of the|make ‘em! Last time was early |We're looking for, at all The Reds, with an infield which | to hold so Lay through an entire |a determined effort is to be made to] should the latter come later in = Kbyte pute firm band under Maroh, when 'e got three months for - ah Steely London “bobby” Fiona Sean bre! following looks weak, still have the class of the | 8250", and with untried kids in the | equip a British team, it is much to| pro me than the flat race. e ¥} —bul was not apparent) attempted pocket-pickin’ in the | Seemed relieved, a Lueti alled round Noten because of the balance of | other positions, should rank ahead of {a teared that the effort comes rather | 4n Tun ten miles in about 61 minutes Whether tho action sprang from a de- | Tubes!” ‘You're @ lot of bloomin’ boobs, for @hirley, and the two set off. the ‘veterans who compose it. The | Boston, Brooklyn and Philadelphia is and may yet improve. sire to support the young man’s fal-| ‘Mme constable, despite his apparent | he Jered. Ng turned to Jim. “Come! «no howpited wit admit us as early fact that in spite of the reduction in | “@a@rkable. In fact, but for the indi-|!ate. There is very little time to find) “THe men I have referred to are the tering stops or whether he feared| find" looked somewhat crestfallen. {0% old chap! I'm goin’ to take you) , | this,” Lucille had said deprecat- values from their high showing af | j/ual strength of Maranville and of /and develop new talent and It looks) pick of the finest lot of athletes Ene- that Jim might possibly He had taken a sudden liking to this|t© the ‘ospital. The St. Martin's last season, which is necessary, the roft, Boston and Phijadglphialas though we must depend entirely| land has ever possessed, but, unfor- | They reached the looal police hend- | unaccountable young m: isn't very far from here. And that| ingly. ould fall quarters, “ ‘ead of ui requires h'immediate Reda still show the lead, constitutes | Hrovklyn shows some same of eee: | upon our already-tried athletes. tunately, although we have a greater TWAIN oo tis tappy itttle ‘ome| 11, 40, Set, the picture yo a But Shirley was quite firm. 5 number of men to-day than ever Uy, ‘and let's compare ‘em with the | b’attention!” “Drive «ga we rete oa. pee Gp tee perry {a0 in paving material which may! We have eome magnificent athletes] }ofore, dhe coaiority are more or less ae Wahine tic yous Gat Bence |" eee ‘Done avis. Tanabe your name, |told the ust peotlay a thee ae Bs peti ull ylare ‘broken to pieces and | the p> Sth Hod but neither of | who may be depended upon Yo uphold| raw material and are lacking in the ¢, any sign of recognition, The brandy had revived Jim Dal- "he adjured him kindly. 'n process of remodeling, allowing the | “In the American League Cleveland's | ‘B® honor of the country in their par- peseeenly So taice is ante aie But Jim's face held a blank ex-| turned sy aris thi te the etree Your memory ‘ll be bet eds ow a clear superiority. | lead was to be expected. ticular branches of sport but we are ~ pression, ery" > bump on the ‘ead’s been dressed, aiitt the ereatost surprise found n| has. tremendous tatunaire, seeants sadly deficient in first class men for| \ror Dee atiGe Pe Me ad ihnistitte Moc ar er aie 4 Sorat position on the sete Talting YOR ey Soneaealaa ae OReae tha: i es is in e hous a bf rds \- Vache somes Ge eeerl teil Sha eerie ta Ae Guo e: With | the majority af the fleld events, with| provement in our methods and then side they entered a stone-paved hail| OE Ma ‘ pital, and Feached the out patient de: and St. Louis teams, which at first | shot up, and likely to be worse befor | the exception, perhaps, of jumping. ont bore wit be she t0 ce GP ¢ wee ane {ferned to the right into a large, Wie y Ike "im," was thelr | partment, where a bustling student, yee yet @ curious urge was > ‘appet Dons wi Ami office, where a couple 2 : girl Blance do not appear strong con-|\t is better, and with Boston drop- |Our chances in the Pentathlon and| faht with our Amerieat tletls ol tn eet at eine) Undieosy <aniple of ser |" “May Took, too?” said Jim politely. |4ir#yed in a long white coat, dressed bidbapedwubdied ces: fender gt tne Continue to show.| ping back steadily, there Is no serious | Decathlon, the walking and the ‘The: Jina wound, bey s A y . y handed him the pictures | in outfield, pit hing and catching, the Nval to the Indians as far aa inheld |hundies appear hopeless be alive to see the di | seated by 8 Hay fire, at their en-| sient pie "Take him straignt home—he quant Arrived there tre hal porter tet her rn peas ene ini eee one hat strength 's concerned. For the sprint we shak have to de- e trance, ackB his eyea foll on the image of the forget to tell “ty Seaple hat” ekg Propped ‘@ nurse on The epost abieae 3 Le o . 7 etroit shows rather more strength | pend upon W. A. Hill, the 100 and 220 La T. “Lost, stolen, or strayed, eh?” The wn-and-outer he gave a start. He 1 “] bye miust conclude that they are serious) than was to he expected, although the | yards A. A. A. champion, a sound wn Lennis older of the two rose to his feet with | Put his hand up to his forehead, mak. | Marked the medica, fixing @ final) | ‘ls there @ Mr. Dalton in the dee” ‘division | (Ried base problem still needs adjust- | even-time man, and H. M. Abrahams mck Pyrat: ° a languid air and leaned across the|!"§ a supreme effort to collect bis | Mkt, f rn New York may reveal more | of the London A. C., a runner giving Meeting To-Day counter which separated him from] Scattered wits, Nd Sn Rae ae ae te Pathe nurse pointed on ae strength in the final revision of the |every promise of improving and who the newcomers, “Well, constable,| ),"T seem to have seen his face bo- * stead of chronic second dubs. The lack of that same con sistency which the Reds show re-/ figures. There seems to be ph = vhat’, * cons' “T’m not quite sure, but inquire at ° <— e plenty of | might uitimately turn out our best what's up?’ fore," he said. ast pooge Mca’ ey eS Oe ae material, which if adjusted properly | sprinter. If, however, he would con-| Recommendations as to the Davis “Found this young fellow wander-| The sergeants laughed, mdr ufos lanes snapped bron es ing-room, She ps Touls only seven points belind. | tom. Tease the Agure values of the | fine his attention to the long jump he|Cup matches and for American teams in| round Lime’ouse and unable tol | “Well, you're a oo n't you| “~rnere's a vacant tea in No &” alonane une satiomte im eae ce - - National | ” might clear 25 feet. Sengt. Major F.| to be sent to Copenhagen and to France od 'y tug gebiehe isself,” laconi- rm yoursel J ret nurse volunteered, casti: and x Be eas eh cane es eon dae | expected to find the St. Louls|Mawby, R. A. F., the 100 ard 220|/will be considered at the meeting of Cally replied the bobby. Jim met their scornful laughter Trereaee eye on die “Shall Lge rs Pee tipo Potato d walked Ge ee ie is ai process of develop. | rows ranking considerably higher | yards inter-service champion, fs an-|the Executive Committeo of the United | “I'm! Him! Not firat_ time) calmly. and ask the ward Sloter about tT Shirley See) ee hat league is in process of develop, | than they do, chiefly because of the | other powerful and improving @print-| States Lawn Tennis Association at the We've heard that self-same etory!| “t' that fellow somehow, | "She did-—with the reault that the| ito ine ne Tom. She went on vent and it is within the ra: speed of the team and Sisler’s great Then there is R.S, Burley, who| Vanderbilt Hotel to-day. The competi- Less of memory, eh? And mighty | somewhere. His i ie @jinto the ward, driven m ibility for a new championship | individual ability. The figures, how- | en there is . Burley, Who! tive programme of the coming season convenient sometimes, brows wrinkled | ;ood-looki Kk. nd pulse. Pare fares good-looking unknown oon fou troilable im to spring up almost anywhere. |ever, fail to show much of an im-|W22 never properly At last year, but) wil also be reviewed and the, awards Her ER = ( He has the same name| himself tucked up in @ comfortable verage of the | weak 4 was as good as W. Applegarth in| made for the schedule. From the num- S¢reeant grinned unpleasantly. “Well./as I have, too. Ld sight of @ dark, bandaged ean es va et a Seamer ot | ane 916, Either of th ° 24 | ber of applications airendy received for Ccnstable, maybe a night in the cells | member—* the discovery of a couple of| Washington and the Athletics are | 196. pahelahcar hte rad tent " If only I could re-| cot, one of the coats, and she ty ident? that there Will refresh his wits!” H When the want Sister made her! straignt toward its owner r-pitchers. might’ turn a taill clearly out of It largely because of | M&ht with proper training become (ihe 'nienty of activity: in this count At this psychological moment Jim| and read ‘an the po ener around | rounds that night she paused for «| of purest happiness, visa r into a pennant winner, lack of offensive ‘strength, Mack has | Hill's supertor. Tho Union des Bocletes: Francaise a6 himself created a diversion by sink- | worda:—- of them the|moment beside the unknowa’s pillow |“ “Jum—ob, Jim!” © remarkable lack of attacking | a world of new material and it may be |For the 400 metres we have G. M.|Sports Athletiques has speci ing down into the nearest chair and| “wy Del, and stared at him in sheer astonish. trength in both leagues is becoming | necessary to amend the final figures | Butler, Cambridge University, the 440 quested that the Cnited, Staton send, & quictly swooning away. eal Ban Sete eee Densmore | ment. inore and more evident as we study |on his team as he settles his problems, | Yams A. A. A. champion. He is a| {ram ois compet, Ih ong Natt fours |" "Bre, quick, a drop of brandy!|” $e looked up at th “What an extraontinary lbkeness!” es dutes ta that connection we |The Macken figures show a heavy | Dig strong athlete and if he keeps | champlonshin of the world. This tour” young chap's fainted!) Believe thore’s puzsied way)» at the policeman im | She beckoned to « nurse, who imme- st watch closely the effect of the |ioss anyhow, because it has been bd i apegtrs hey break down in a8 0. 30 va Le aioati ie taunt peels Err er a fae “But thee tent hie real name pene es c] are de-| y to figure u training, oul run a quarter in ‘om present indications 8 ot 8 10 rout im here Hey Pin ueraane ine Mitina Dower |£an Even Cites wen te and chs pose | WREST 4s | ascona * likely that the tournament list will be was suddenly all compassion, mine—though It seems to remind me! “The youn Dalton tellow whe del ‘before the second week of next Jim's head sli; ee his| Yaguely of something—" of optum,” sald the n without a a the teams and which must, | tion strengths of the teams, and when Capt. A. R. Mitchell, inter-service ee 8 slipped forward and his jurse, CKotttore detract from the pitching |an average is struck of two men the | 40-yards champion, s eplendid natu- | °° pat tail cera eventing an areee UrUlee og Net La Sere suaeested’ moments Resttecan, Staring, 85 Jin, Weak points, rather than tne trong | ee ee eee CN aI Te. | No doubt ae to Vincent Ficharée, the Q'aark stain, toon”, MT There WAS) ine photographer. “Here, 1e¥h wee the oT : y af, eaetaiaes') made a quick ond cago's bs, with thet veteran | ones, Co - e pl conds % Tilden, second “ aii "s 4 complete recovery. Jove and Fae ile orn out inficid hal. |. In’ the next article we wit take up |and is capable of vast Improvement. |runier up for the national indoor lawn , One of the sergeants brought a|third picture If it's like the other wrock—ai vast h me an bus ic es pin aut in seit ecter | the outfielders, one by one, in their| In the high jump we have B. i.|tennis championship last season, being randy flask, and they latd Jim on a two it must be him.” He nodded to~ he'd led a normal, simple lope are very potent healers. Hollach r hi as fourth rank, and ‘it | ns, In outfield figuring de- | Baker and T. J. Carroll. The former on opposite sides of the draw wilt mys couch, wanes lagging Lede ay wards Jim, ) different!” Momory and health came back to hin. lacher, holds fourth rank, a mfg ibs : | 3 ee 2 ‘ollowers he game who attend was poured between ar Ips. geogeoneresc hi eating the words, is a sad commentary Upon the sree codes Red catnah ed eae Cseat e inches and Car- the opening rounds of the tournament rhare: thera ire. conn eoRAe Tt “HE'S DIFFERENT!” | atrametaar inn “ating posture, ey and he were married in « of the league that the Giants it is amc e 5 o pet. at the Seventh Regiment. Arm 0- 5 urct, einen. sient, (he leakue that the Giants | snat'we find the preponderance of| A. G. Hill, one-half and one-mile |day. "An absolutely new method, invent. The, Bobby” patted, Jim's shoulder! ¢¢rxHAT-S what puxzles fe,” sald| , “Dalton?” ho muttered. “Dalton, "ie churah in Chelses. Lucille was That the Giants with two veterans, | stacking strength usually, so that | champion, might be regarded as the |d by Ri Clifford ‘Black of ‘the New Tomsunngly-, Zherws been foul play the photographer, “There's! “2 7OU O07 amet” dhe ole brite nie er aad VV . m 8 | more varie eng “0 01 le lub, is 1 used. a i] = \- ani Fletcher, both at a stage |More variations of g.rength may be| probable winner of the 1.6o0-metres, | al Mi daw Sppoalfo bo cacivother better ‘phone the. doctor @ difference in this here ter asked. 7 desmaid, while David Burke—oid the winning contestants drawing to a “Hold on a_ minute! rhich forbids them é WAS : Copyngt, 1720, by the Kell Syndicate, inc.) ‘tion to that race. Under favorable |bracket in the centre of the card” one of the! third picture, rin 5 Scores fongotton—was best ner te aatd tite One GF the| third picture, though the subject of “I—I think it's Detton, too!” Jim fant actually Pangea fockets first, and gee Who and. what {t was identical ith the other two.) ™urmured, drowslly, |. Once the ceremony was ; rome and the mall “reception” im WATCHES BAMONDS (FINANCIAL NEWS AND PRICES |... ‘They followed the suggestion. young chap, though he gave us dil AT BRIGHTON. lmwing, It was the best man's duty to 1 waa a fruttieas search. ‘The POOK-| ferent names each time. Not that he| [W'S protracted absence terrified Pay attention to Lucille MELIABLE GOODS = LOW ete were © it ‘Another Ruarian of the law strotied | ever tried this ‘loss of memory’ trick.” poor Shirley. ls David Burke did with @ right vp: “ ‘good wit SY WEEKLY OR HONTHLY pAyients } in. He handed the third photograph to He must be kiled—oh, somé- |" “we're going to follow your IBANSACTIONS CONFIDE! ne “Drunk, or disonerly? or both?” | the other men, and they looked pua-| thing awful must have happened!” cellent example very pedRayis- Pn Scat AEA call, Ware 08 High. Low. tas, cas’ His eye rested casually on Jim's pros- |zied as they scruntinized It... she wailed to Lucile and to David and I!" He tilted up einen May Dept, Storm... 12 102192 trate figure, “Never saw th : acar before,” sald! purke, “He'd never di r Vke drink the bride and bridegroom's Mexican Petroleum, 206% 200 201 4 %| “Attempted murder, I shoutd say!” | one of them. never: dienppes health, (“Our marriage will take pines Miami... 2% 23% 23% + % Temarked the “bobby,” rather irrit-| “Looks like @ dope fiend,” said|this of his own accord!" . . in about a month!” Be cage aera Gi 4 ft &% ably. “Look at ‘is ‘ead, you miserable | another . On the third morning that followed imon?ut.% mon they drank ums Exyewe . 30% 8TH 88% Oattt, Packing . e Midvale Steal 47% 47% — % Shorlock 'Olmes!"" “Just what ‘e was," observed the | Jim's departure, Shirley insisted that toast together. DIAMON DNDS Bee ette 10% 10% TOW — BM | Calif, Petrol om — 8 es ee ais Si, +, | the Rewoomer drew. near, On re-|photomrephes, “This was the last | she must return to town, Burke had| As for Jim and Shirley, they were | 4d, Rumoly of. u 70% 70% +1 | Calif. Pewol, 70 Seba 2% + decided .thateit thas Betved Ch radiant. The sun shone on their Aiuska June... 2% 2% 2% — M1 Com Pac, .. 125, Nee sraies Olly: 4 BN KM Net "| “going away," and as they : WATCHES — JEWELRY Adin Chalmers... 45 40% 44%) + 4M | Coat, Leuther . stm + LI ae | High, Low. Tas Cas’s | 1000 Meter oi. jor the Chelsea studio could Kive 0 | across the carpeted pavement to ieeaiee ‘Am, Bach Mag. Isl 118 1B — %|Cowo De Paso..., 66% % 65% — Hy ec 106 104% 108% — %| 600 Metropolitan Pet %% 9 'adequate account of Jim—he would waiting car a black cat crossed their ON CREDIT— Conresiaal worthy | ary + UX UK + % uss 8 200 Mexican Van 16% 16 [notify Scotland Yard, And he ac- path. : Baceptional v "Beautifully | Am + piety soarte) 10% TH 78% — %| 100 Producer & Net , t% #%lcompanied Shirley and Lucille to! 200d luck! ‘The very best ot fi” ROYAL DIAMOND & WAi ie = 1% 184 — 10% 10% +H 100 Rr OU... ah (Landon. The wedding guests Guage A pes ‘ 14 ws tw Se a8 + M0 Beaueran Ot "is |who entered @ first-class Pullman on | WH satin slipper: dangied eToves and stove repairs’ repairs f Ve ie fe a oa 43 400 Skelly Ol 10% /the Southern Beile and aped across | Soar i eta Wey | he ee ws ee ah ee me MK mh he Bl eso 2 s%|the green Sussex downs, en route for | ,,;iiTley a radiantly pretty | Mttie anarac h Stave Z a exax Ranger \ 4 t ow Tew! Heonirs Coro. 228-230 Water sty corm Col. Gas & Blec., 1 60% OOK + 1% a Gi 4 — &|" icone cee : Ho Te. wan by nature an imagin- | turn in the road hid the merry guests jeekman st. N. ¥.. branch 184 tiuiborer Col, Graphophone, Mi% 60% + 2% bad 10% 10% — % 00 Texas Pacific Coal 10 «110 Jative girl—and, throughout th r. | from view. There was a happy mois- P r +2 | &' id, | e jou: [aie AN Oe Cola... 80% WK — | Chie Crm Ge Ta 30% 80% — %| 100 Tropical Ol). a 21 |hoy, a series of. diamal. mental pie. | ture In her eyes aa she sank back on ‘on v7 " . rs ON I CREDIT | To% + BY vacitic Gua... + 8% oe ne | 200 Vuless on 1 1 | The young girl had worked herself | 00M Jim J cen, ry 5% Pan Amer, Petrol. | .% 00 White Ol .. ™%4 © linto a perfect fever by the time Vic- t Tue—at last! 3. é — *Ip. Me WK+ KH MINING. Seah “Sweetheart! I'll do 0 everything te faa "DIA WATCH'C?: 37 MAIDEN TANE* . Tent, is toria was reached, — ae - % 00% O74 + | 500 Ales - 1% tf 1%! ‘They taxied straight to Jim's town | the world to make you happy—to be + / peopke Gas. B® T% + % | 1000 Boe & Mont - 68 4 65 lelub. Burke went inside. worthy of you!" There was adora- = 1% | vere Marquettn = 2% + 4] 3000 Calumet & Jerome . * % %! Ina few minutes he came out, still Be sigh mage poe % \ Cute Cane Suaar.. 10% % my | Peo h 100 Canada Cop with the worried look upon bis face. | (And) 1, ton Jimi" se moved @ | i aa iene Am 9500 Candelaria Mo. “ ies y | GIRLS WANTED; 5 Om Coe sae. WR HOH WI On, oe coos. out the Miehe Detore iat intending | gee with. & look’ Of UuttermDogt eame i ; in Con. ‘Textile Comp a4 a eet “ % | pont. acre le h iin, Coal -% 800 Cresson Gold to return to the club, but he hasn't $15 A WEEK TO START. sels PETES | pantize 8 Hietene Ok Fe ae ao 3700 Divide Ext shown up since!” the hed sivneed Gee erly in Ad Vews evel me So 100 Ei Salvador “Did he get your telegram?” in- gambl , hs } Positions open prrsrala aes ‘fb Den & Rio Gr we 16 4 ak +4) inate Sugar sss as ean Ces lquived Shirley, trenthlonn THE END. é { in several Ta Gut & WI hie Ps Kad Sten dorings.. Wi, 08 8 saan gg on im paige “He got it (right enough, The Bali: departments, Bakiwin Loco, , F 14, | Bay Comme @ 19% 2 + 4] may seme con peo, Last. Devel porter gave 0 ortly befor Balt, & Ohio, \Readleg <<< 8% 85% BK — 1 c 2% 2% 2% | 3000 *Gold Silver Pick he left the place! ALSO Betti, Motom, y = FS Va Gn “4 - Amer Candy 9% 9% 9% | 20 8 They drove to Chelsea. The search | NIGHT ) ANORK FOR Bab, @ted 2% al Seer ee a cee te | 3% 9% 44 | 1000 was unproductive there. Jim hadn't e WOMEN . Both, 8 8% % + %| Roo, Iron & Sten! 111 108% 108% — 1 He ed et alll visited his etudle, or any of fis| ~~ (21 years and over Boxh Faseres, 2 * + M| Rep. Ir, & St. 08% 08% 98% + «| S000 Heyden Chom ™% of T Aa ae ne Ae : ’ 3 00 Mother Lode nev Next on to Scotland Yard! There (married or single) tec ut ia een 15% 18M + M4 | Hoyal Diech N.Y. 01% M644 100% + | 1000 Hercules Paper 4 81% 1% | 500 eMurray Mosridce Shirley told a grim-faced official rea §18 A WEEK TO START 10% 10% 10K + [ener Ele iso eo ah | Saree Are : 81K + 1% Keystone Solether 14% 16% 14% | 1000 eter Cons ubout her interview with the China- required. 2 Be BE % ate aT 15 | Sa80n, Motors V4 4) Oe ee oe 3080 | 6400 Roper Group 4 man. But Scotland Yard at present “ No experience r \. ; y! Sinclair On. 4% +2 00 Mercer Motors . M% 1%! 9300 Suver King « a \ % Wd afford no clue. . I t Rapid ‘ac dvancement, ge Ete ce net? din e8 + Bl siawstete, Sheed 1% —1%| (00 Peeriews CMe a iryo in baa * Stim Dalton had completely disap- mpersona ion Permanent wor them Panifie 100% — % 00 Perfection Tire s.ss+ss, 3% 9% 8% | B000 eTonoPAh Cash Boy wot : ured! | #8 hours or lessa week, | ———— By BIT 2M | Souter ratway. 20% — | M0 Pretmen rss BBB les San aa 4 ty ay) "You must just possess your soul The Latest Novel A MONTH soon reached. Oe ey arate water ese makers at Brte | Fu a i + * sah - A lathe tt aa py mes tt « Deke Kenere 4 “ ut " an ured He Bet wath Besreent oF iy ; Mies | mre cairn ct eat 10% — iq | 600 Dalted Pha Prod ssc, 38 a8 ea " miner E. Phillips Oppenheim BORAT 9 ; PERSONALS, Ru a ek a ek Ok Ul Geo one 2% 300 United Profit Hear ..... 3% 3% 941 soo guia Packer fa....... 17% 11% 37%|_. Vivian had returned to her Chelsea 1188 BROADWAY, MANHATTAN, TBPINED couple wish fo adopt attmnctiy i fools Bed = 4 | eet oe re, tk M* | 000 ansto am ts le ue. | Sinslg, conaigersly laters Nag? se Begins in Serial Form DM. tS PM: . irl, one to. thre Of axe: — %|smtar 1% + % INDEPENDENT 0114. 28000 Texas Co 10... 8% 994 | long-haired artist of the fashion- me 2 uawoss OY ion, exc lent Nome ‘and laut advantans o¢ edu. Tonn, Cop & Ch 1% + | 100 Atlen O re tt Staten atte ou mul riers whom Shirley had met in lb feplies confidential. Addreds 1. Ge Ne F- 0% | Texas Co... M24 — 4 | 1000 Altied oi : a ee ules. Bu x f ’ aw cathane sr. foes OP pox 023. Clty’ Hall Station, + 1% | Tora & Pac, 1h om 1) ee tape Rare, $ % | Man Held as Broadway Burgiar. | Affair was, temporarily sre ereied | e Evening 0 oo ea a aa sha Lis i = ay [MN 10 +1 | $90 Rome Ol 34] Staniey awards, who says his home % Wet ceeeonl ig’ antlspeead aaa pare a, is Ata ORE ++ % ba + | 1000 Dominion OU 1 | 1s In Toronto, Canada, was held in §10,- male ely disappeared! MONDA sg BATURD. pas a: 4PM. All “Lost and Found” artictes ak + 3% | 400 Duaewe 6% | 900 ball on @ charge of burglary before “Cheer up, old gi Vivian had @UNDAYS 1 P. eee gavertions in werd or reporte@ -»* = %| 100 mas Bean 9% | Megistrate Sweetser in the West Side reassure her friend. rane acted We BROADWAY, nua “Lost and Found Bureau.” Room =H 4 1 | 1000 Federal ou 3%| Court toxtay. Accordingt o tho testi-| my advice, and leave detectives and | Bah ets PM Be dor inlrty days, Thtes lista eae te 7~i4 + % | 1200 Glenrock Ot 34 | mony of Patrolman ¢ Ruttine police alone! They're an immensely Tense with mystery and ect, c v -* 4 1000 Home Ot 2 |the Weat 47th Street Station, he ar-| crowd! You take a taxi an er dai tne Eta oetLost and Founa” advertisements -%* +N | ove Reames ou %| rested Edwards at Columbus Cire} ko yourwelf round all the London | ment the thrilling Vins ' \ OAM, tO 8 P.M: can be left at any of The Wore +h + % 300 Int Petroleum ax [the night of March 19 after a hospitals! You'll find him quickest || bY far the mos' ‘lt tet ) Or ‘Telephone: Advertising Agencies, of ean —%* | aise ited 8 i | chase. | Hawards iy charged with break | that wagt || this brilliant author. It wi se eee te ian Eclephoned’ directly to. ‘The Works +2 100 Kay County Gea FR ee oe ete TTT Broadway, | She sligped away that very after- |] you entranced until the last mw XOKK WONG COMPAL, Cali 4000 Beskman, New York. og +% + 1%! 600 Livingnon .. 1% i dwarde hit him over the | noon, and started on her quest. , Begin the Story in M Brookiya Office, 4100 Main, - — % 100 Lone Bar Gas at atte: yd to steal ah.008 It @ long and tedious process. || Evening W: +1 +4 \ 100 Magna OU @%| worth of negotiable stocks and bon’ The ua hompital officials were L “yery uréenome, ¢ ( : ee | J % aire *