The evening world. Newspaper, April 14, 1920, Page 18

AR Ae AMI IORI OT ie wae vlad 0s Ween Me areata nats “The G eat Ir if ersonatio ET twenty-five, a ship waiter, was night, says they robbed him of inthe subray station ot Turd) Hh SP" Aes ain ain he fenue and 140th Street at 2 A. M. to-| threw him out of the speeding auto at ‘With his face cut atid torn and cov- Third Avenue and 145th Street. ay ‘ err 4 Open, igs, Low, Lent, Ad. Rumely irre irae? 46 | tot, Alex Buber 1% 6% 7% 76% | trom Product Canna IBY wil B. PHILLIPS OPPENUEIN LIBERTY BONDS, . Alsaka Junean 2% KEM | Kenms Oly Bo, 31-25 96.00, off .60; Ist 48 90.60; 2445! Aitis, Chalmers on uh ” 10% 16 10% 60, off .20; lst 4 1-49 90.60, up .20; 24 om 102 mo 16 | Tense Mystery and Excitement Blend in This Thrilting Story 4 1-45 87.60, off 10; 3d 4 1-48 91.60, off 48' 49% “ah 04% 4h — —- ~ or — 43 144% oak ek : oe sete = 10; Victory 3 3-48 96.98, off 12; 4 3-48 96.96, off .04. being loaded up. His first few words were of formal thanks. He spoke them more intimately. “Von Ragastein,” he said, “I desire oo Stoel 101% 101% 100% 100% | Lehieh Valley , ‘Ami, Dr, Syndichto > 13% 19% 13% 134 | Lorillent nd ‘see 100 ase abe ‘The probability of an early col-| Am. Pxprem ..... 188% 140% 198% 140 | May Dent. Storm . 101% 196% “Ya1% 194 fapeo of the railroad strike resulted |4™ Hide & Tes, 26 25% 2525's | Mexican Petroleum . 206% 208 2514 200 Who was this man of mystery who called him- self “ Everard Dominey?” His own wife de- Am Ho & Lea if. 115% as ‘er: do-we in higher prices at the opening. Steel 4 r m cy nied him. We he in truti he ne’ ” to reier back for a moment to our common was wp 1-8 at 1051-2; Re-| Am, int, Corp... 108 a ht | | conversation the other day.” public gwined a full point to 1121-2] Am. Lineed ...... 91% i a Dominey shook his liead und glanced and then quickly ran up to 118 1-4; | Am Lecmmmive .. 106% Bethlehem B was up 1-4 at 973-4/4m Qoe & Cme ae and Crucible up 2 at 269, Am. 4, & Bet of. 95% Olle and sugars were still in de-| Am. St, Foundrie 46 mand and American Beet Sugar made |4™ Sues “I know only one name here, Prince.” “Dominey, then. 1 wilh confess that you play and carry the part through perfectly. I have known English gentlemen all be and you have . @ new high on this move at 1021-4,| 40" Tyee W% the (rick of the thing. But listen. I . °,9 up 3-4, Punta Alegre was up 21-4 at] am. Wool ....... ind equantes inno | HAVE Siready told you of my disap= Oh, but its a Beauty! 1141-2; Pang American A stock] Am. Wr. Pap pid. 47 an 8 WRagastetn TR wha content Lape thay opened 113, up 1-4, while B stock] A™ Taw. of n.. 06 78% 70% gonnict-te) “It is understood,” Dominey, as- ut NE look at this wonderful, new mop convinces you of made @ new high at 108, up 11-2; | 4m "yee" OM 8% 08% Sasrting ema | Sented. oO its vast superiority. No other mop has the great im- Ryt. D was up 1-4 at 1101-4; Union| Ansomda , |. 42% 42% i the Prince continued, #8" provements nor gives that beautiful, non-oily, piano finish to Sag tha Pass opened 121, we 6 yor oe , \tormen see ceric. | Personal matter. | What Lam going to Hloors that this mop imparts, It will actually repair the Giles aed parare eoutnesd to ads (een. — oo beter fo hee from Berlin last night. ‘They concern by oils and oil mops. Aichi, Ry. of, ... 78! " room ” damage done to floors by Ps, vance right through the first half|4u- uo, « Ww. Lomi 0% 40% sre | Domine: ed : hour. At one time Pan-American BJ Dsliwin Lom, 124 113 7 ae rik here CoB etapa dle! adh stock got within 3% points of the A| Bat. & Onio . Pe Pt er “I am given to understand,” the stock. Interests close to Pan-Ameri-| jon stetors m0” 86 Prgsticntig OeIGr ate taste ern can affairs are not inclined to take] Bets, Sted 2 2%! that catastrophe Ww ich te = for, Con jously the published reports that | Beth. Stel B. 2% 9 | : cannot foresee. I am assured that if M ro) P the B stock will receive some rights] Rami Paiurios GH TH OE UST tor a moment,” she broke off, “you were like Leopold. As a| Jour tmponure should take place at . that will not accrue to the A stock.| pum Bee ey ey rule, you know, you are not like him. I think that you left him|Fegarded aa a private enterprise ard! One bij tn) rovement is the swab that pulls off frame—like On the other hand, they Say there is| Bute & Sup, 30 somewhere in Africa and came home in his likeness.” there is nothing whatever, Yo ‘con- a cateala from a rod—easy to wash, wring out, dry and re- no reason for any great difference in uae C ee Nae ine pea “Believe that for a little timé,” Dominey begged earnestly. nite with any political work.” place, Another feature is the full, fluffy, yarn center which price between the two stocks, inas-| (oir Pusing .., fated Bee. tak at if it were true?” she asked abruptly. “There are times gwhen I Ps Dorian ikea is” abso 13. ui do not recognize you. There are words Leopold used to use which I have 2% S44 never heard from yout lips. Is not West Africa the sorcerer’s Paradise? | You as my uhnamed and unsuspected gives an unusually great cleaning surface. much as both will receive the same Perl, 2... BK Just think, there is nearly a mtile of cotton strands in one top! dividends, Tho B stock is without 2 o here, in the event of w: ‘Think of the great quantities of dust and dirt this will pick up. voting rights. Recently the two stocks | Can, Pac 120% # 49 Perhaps you are an impostor, and the man I love is theré still, in trouble— Wor that. sean A nt of war. Naw 2 e I ‘ ‘The long 54-inch handle is a masterpiece. Stays firm in any CO Si Mie eater [Semele ama T "24 14% perhaps il. You play the part of Everard, Dominey like « very king of /augurate terms of indmnact with ai, position with no bolts or nuts to adjust. Gets anywhere, te Pan-American shareholders will | Obendier Motor... 157 moe uz” | 8ctors. Perhaps before you came here you played the part of Leopold. You iS treat you with the utmost confi- , The mop is treated with juid Veneer, t world famous ba ig: ee Aaa a 230% 0 G 1 round to my way of thinking. | unfulfilled w: SRE URE ur hab firaiere: You cpulda'e pur @ preach buying has been ta expectation of | Oe Pie ne OK 414 “42% | 1 have boon asquring you, from the very first moment we met at the Carl- lin scotecy and silence Peethoteee: tion on your floors half so cleansing, half so beneficial as lf Totpscou were also in demand and|ON. & Now, Ry.. «© ,@, | tom that 1 was not your Leopold—that 1 was Everard Duminey.” Press myself na somewhat confused 6 ome Liquid’ Veneer. American Tobacco sold at 280, up 6, ays “I shall put you to the test,” she TU i § He ety Try this mop. Your dealer will. show you one, Sold on while A. T. Sec. got above 72. Ameri- .2* 2 | uxolaimed suddenly, rising to her feet.| “If you please,” Seaman acquiesced. | ney repli eae etree note 3 Ba approval. $1.50 complete. can! Tobacco directors meet to-day 123% 19% |Your arm, if you please.” The affair disconcerts me pecause |changed their first ideas as to my s and will probably declare a stock divi- @1% 22% | She led bim across the hall to where| {40 not understand it. When there| presence here. ‘They want to ped. ———! dend. A. T. Sec. shareholders will 508 | Lhe eee e people were gossiping,| /® 4 thing which I do not understand, | every shadow of suspicion away from benefit in ratio of 1 to 4, inasmuch | on, Int..Cal, Mf.. 2% snl Lhe arte te. "| am uncomfortable.” me, so that in the event of war T BUFFALO SPECIALTY COMPANY ag the original holders of American | Continenal Can... ret dee playing bridge, and Seaman, the cen-| ominey vanished into the nether | shall have an absolutely unique posi- Tobacco common received four shares | Continental Candy, 12% awh 23, | ¥e, of @ little group of gullible ama-| regions, spent half an hour with Ros- tion, an unsuspected yet fervently $ BUFFALO, N. Y. of A. T, Seo. for each share of Ameri | Com, i'rosuas.... S08 wee 7% | teur speculators, was lecturing® on] amund, and saw nothing of his dis- [Patriotic German living shand in } » . can Tobacco. It is understood the 2. 4 ty | mines. ‘They stopped to say a word turbed guest again until they were | love with the upper classes of Eng- stock dividend will be in B_ stock, m% ‘ walking to the first wood. They had|!!sh society. One can well imagine ae 23% | or two here and there, but Stephanie’s}q moment together after Dominey | that there would be work for me.” ie }angers never left her companion’s|/had pointed out the stands, Naturally,’ the Ambassador as- arm, ‘hey passed down a corriaor| “Well?” Seaman inquired. betes which is the same as the present out- | Ovtm Cane Gugar.. 6814 standing common so far as dividends | Guta Cane Sug, of, & ; —jare concerned but has no voting | Con, Textile Com. m% 10% to 3 { rights. ea ad fide oe 10% | ing with a coilection of wonderful! “Our friend,” Dominey announced, | geitoaie een ty Hoon, & somewhat eg beet srs 2 7% sporting prats in which she aifected| apparently made up his mind to. gc | Changin question.” "he continued, CURB. icot-Jehewoe. wn 2S [some interes:, into a smail gailery| quite suddenly. A bed was arranged: sation abruptiy, Ject of their conver- bid which led into the ballroom. Here| for him—or rather it is always there abruptly, as they turned back Int. Pet. 39-40; Safety Razor, 115-8 up 1-8; Boat, 14-16; Simms J», Lady Dominey 10% 10% along the terrace. ‘1 they were alone. She laia her hands|—in a small apartment opening out > Sim aiy | [ey pus sooulders and looked up into| 9f the butler's room on the ground |™.,@@ompany you? 261-2; White, 30—801-4; Asphalt, | rm nebber ay | BDON es, Her lips drew nearer to his,| Moor. He said nothing about leaving | pep oege nat im mot sure," Domincy 98, up 1-2; Carib, 28—30. Toons... x gon | ME Cio me—upon the lips, Leopold,"| until he saw Parkina ‘preparing to| Prince ef may te allem foe 10.30 prices: firm—Boat, 14—5; Int, | Gasov Wil, & W.. 1% GX 3% | She ordered. zo down to the station with the) your chivaleoay, be allowed to say so, Pet., 39-40; Aluminum Mfgx., 27— | dcnoral Cwar...... 7 mn iG%|""“There is no Leopold here,” he re-| shauffeur. Then he insisted upon ac- | Voy Will eee nee, for that lady, 30; Phillips, 108% “ you yourself have said it,” | companying him, and when he found permit me to assure you 37—38 1-2; Gilliland, 39 | vencrai Elec. Hed ; Asphalt, 97 1-2—98 1-2; Houston | Gener Motors @% wy | PI ion BE] PShe came a lite nearer. “Upon the| there was a train to Norwich he sim- that in the peculiar position in which fam placed I shall never forget that FE eae ar ores beds White | ere ota Dass 70% i line? She whispered. ply bade them both good night. He | sh 29 1-280 1-2, Goodie. 70! 73 were Hie held her, stooped down, and left no. measuge-whatever tor either “Ternilort Micoe havsy hea Great Nor, Wy. me. TO% 7X 7m | thelr lips met. Then she stood apart you of me “I wanted to hear that tenn hr i REIGN EXCHANGE STEADY, | {iret Nor. Or 3 te &,,| from him, Her eyes were for 4 mo- Seaman was thoughtful he admitted. “You tial "be ‘and sterling ,opened 3.95, up [Grn Bar W% 8% | hem closed, her hands were extended “There is mo doubl." Nhe said, “that ty, were ed. “You 1 felt instinctive~ i ‘Gee ere 2 son | as though to prevent any chance of his departure was indicative of a cer- Men of our race who are. willing tide; franc checks Hades) & Bakers, 76 10% 70% | bis approaching her again | tain distrust in us, He came to find enough to sacrifice a woman, withour times; lire checks, 21.02, up 2; Bel- | inspiration Comer.. 57% 2” On| “Now I know the truth/’ she mut-jout something and I suppose he the slightest scruple, either for their .00, %; Centimes lnenboro Con, of... 14% & » | tered. found it out. I envy you your com- P#ssions or their pol a flan cables E50, up 3; marks dem. |liter, agi, © a te | MeFihe morrow was a day of mild #ur-| posure, my friend, We live on the Dominey Thareinboley. 1 And Lavy ‘O110, cables 0173, off .000Gc; ‘eset | inter, Harvesters... 190% ‘4 ‘yy | prises. “Eddy Pelham’s empty plact | brink of a volcano and you shoot | “She will never lack @ protector in cables, 17.60c; Stockholm cables, | lat, Mer. Merino S7% ay | was the first to attract notice, pheasants. tue." Dominey declared, Steer U. 8 dollars on Canadian |int, Mer, tar, of, 06% Sis S| the end of breakfast time. |) | “We will try a partridge for a iibke. were item tareweltd ane + Moor Argentine peso dem, | tut, Niet i...p. 2 ie” nb] “Where's the pink and we chanke," Dominey observed, swing- $000 after, the little procession of dem., « 3 maculate?” the Right Honoraple gen-|ing round as a single Frenchman C4?$ drove off. Rosamund herseit 3 ; ; sterling cables, R 1.02; cables, 1.0170; sterling. | tleman asked. “I miss my morning {with a dull whiz crossed the hedge QP the terrace bidding all he c les, 15.90; lire ” . 3 396 3-4; | franc | cabled ing at 1-4; | FIRE ON LIGHTER WOMAN IMPALED rpnaer me U9 ners ee Hed Ley ocing | peas ciecuanautella litle AusRSa oat ay jest” (ioe (a pomaes Aart 4 s| be 6," B ya mpl en p ‘eathers. as hey turnes cables, 37 3-5. THREATENS SUGAR IN 3-STORY PLUNGE| 224 from the Cerny “Neat, 1 think?" he ‘added, turning to, emt, all, Urned backs. into : 395. ne?” every one . 8 companios What dear people they w 7 No Deposit—Pay able $1.00 Weekly MONEY. —-- “T Should think such’ a thing has “Marvellous!” Seaman replied, with, fa!" ahe exc lstieds, TL cele ek Cail money, both classes, lending | Qjij, and Gasoline Ignited on the Body, Dressed in Best Clothes,|mever happened to him before.’ Do" | faint sarcasm. “I enfy your nerve.” that I had seen ‘more of them , During this week @ special discount of 10% will be given on this d renewing at 7 per cent. . ‘ Found . | miney observed. “He was u ot take this matter very se- ness was perfectly charming to model of “Reliable” Phonograph. With this saving you can pick out |] | soo ms || Northport When Bast River ee ODE Rickess ofa tron oma ne wanting Eddy for Dominey acknowledged. such delightful, Manette seen any six records you've been longing for (your own selection) and you (ua AND FINANCIAL. Wash Upsets Lamp. Fence at Home. Preset Aes Surpose!” Caroline mur | harmless.” seemed to me: quite ‘rerniiof. Are yau suing to mise ee will be getting 2 good start for your record library—without cost. BANKING wh yo * Very much, dear?” : On this Special Offer you not only get the 10% discount, which PLATA When the wash of the East River] When Edward Ducy of No. 1419 Lex.| @UFO0. 4, one wanting him badly aroused ‘in another direction,” Seas 7 giNehyih,bih" he answered. 4 ¢ ries oun to gaan + f {| upset an oil lamp on the Ward Line , Avenue was leaving the 8:'| , geen ige: Beergiragey 8 a rection,” Sea- yynull taken gee 2 ed, ME thnk Goponlt, and can Merete pan Gaciine ine sabres heat tyne The Stoneham liguter ‘Northport, moored at Pler 13,|George's Home by the entrance on 16th | SOUS” to Gram Bie Oat) telephone | ™tAny other t Sch ue stip meddows kad acruaa thet pay for your machine in easy payments of $1.00 st middle o! t y r trouble looming?” Dom- jy @ rougit per week. WEFKLY MA°KET LETTEP Nj at 4 A. M. to-day, it tgnited oll and reet In the rear of No. 209 West 16th| vail and send him up to town by tbe |iney asked. ground. Will you come with me, fasoline on the lighter and threatened| Street at 2 A. M. to-day he found alticaktast train from Norwich!” their)” “you'll find yourself minus another owns ange tone Of your pretty gowns and entertain me downs issued every Friday since 1903,N] 1 communi ate to the large cargo of| ¥oman Impaled on the iron picket fence nost continued. "I toought we hl | guest when you return this after- at luncheon? Both jipebay Ways Saturday Evenings Tey vey oraes of Oe Ane Peng heat when be cau’ Tea anvaren Al londay coveers the activ N| sugar on the craft, The lighter has|that incloses the building. Pol started a new ghos we | noon.” Pee 3 a very long ti Harlem Store Also Open M Evenings . inl) 3000 bags of raw sugar the Morro] Millian called for an yeeman| ‘ito my room in a purple dressing-| “The Princess?" We bed a ive bla serie Padre > nt here from Cuba yester- N ambulance from) ‘Gwn und broke the news. “The Princess,” Seaman assented, “Wer comeey ead udly ing and Curb Securities. J) oe) ro bag contains 0 potinds. | rived York Hospital, but when it ar-|““Who wanted him?” the Duke in-}-1 did my best with her fast night, but swered, "sing AVS, BAG” Bho an | WPERTHWAIT ONS No one interested in the market, N|""Firemen under Deputy Chief Helma| woman dead. eeden pronounced the} quired. “His tailor?” was nix[E,foUnd her in @ most peculiar frame and, alas! Pererraptuar eee | ‘ either as an investor or specula-~N| rougnt the blaze for considerable time; Authorities at the h as “Business of tporisnce oF mina. We are to be relieved of any going on pretending, aren't we?“ “Oldest Furniture House in Ameri-v? tor, chowld fell to place his name N | and prevented it from spreading to the] victim as Miss Marie ran igentified the | preter” yan a little rippie of £00d-| however, She his noises ts take G jana kivead thes, meere €2, ble px on our mailin, rece sugar, but that part of the vessel stor-| years J iy ter. : “ 3rd Avenue N copy of this full-of-value publi- Qj ing oils, gasoline and machinery was tne fa Nae sagen ha inmate for | humored MAUENIS | vening for a liv-| "Srwnems to | aeae Haha pretend all that you | Si cation. almost totally destroyed. Several ships| jumped from the third mony ule? 9 ling?” Caroline asked, yawning. “atrica’ \T will be the ahudowvet vot vont and 121st St. for Covr No. 30. Hl|in the vicinity were im peril for a time. | dreesed In her neste ant W988] "Mr. Pelham js a director of tht) Dominey paused In the apt of in-| No! No tears!” he added quick Chas. A. Sthneham & Co. J Cavtain Fisher of the lighter tried to) er clothing, She bas a| chelsea Motor Works,” Mangan told | serting a cartridge into his gun. He|48 she turned away, “Ren ? Ae Aa irccd Aman New Yorks [quench the fire himself when, he aig, | Heeaae “ta Orava them. received & small legacy) turned slowly around and looked into | there is nothing but happiness. N cove! ends > Inst "year, and bis favorite taxicab] ais companton’s expressioniess face. | YOU now. Whoever 1 am or am 1 : Crienee Dera Mlwetiee— Boston ery — ‘WOMEN D man was the first to know about tt “Why the mischior is she going out | that is my one aim in life.” 7 oN _ ELEGATES “You're not suggesting,” | she fX;| more?” he asked. arene clutehea at his hand passion SRE APRIL SAGE extanimo isa nO-Paoworions |WIN FIGHT ON VACCINATION.| BANNED IN INDIANA\ ‘ithicn'nus taken Bosy omar. | U1 canna mere te zon that” Sot | Ing ie Mnauielent iwfned eta ‘ 80) «| man replied, “than why Johann Wolft | , . her aris 1 ie “ Ps uT should think it most improbable, t) around his neck and kissed hi - 4 _ © You Will Save Money by Taking Advantage Minety, West Orange Children te Be} ot rake Part j , enn confessed. “AB & matter ot] Tae eh) ote Tm moc unhapyy, | begga, TH come, MiB, POU wa ™ of This Remarkable Offer Allowed te’ Return te School. ake Part in State Political | tact. We aeeed Tee alees F cay, my friend. ‘Tho things which I un-|Ti'be very quiet. avis let you s | i : emominations Parenta of ninety children in East] Conventions, Nor Be Candi- | "89% ,"hiai miss him,” she acknowi-|derstand, however threatening they | minutes for me?” ey | Orange have won @ battle from the dathe fi cs We shall, miss tevone of the events | are I do not tear. Things which IL] “Of course,” he answered. ‘ Board of Education in refusing to perr ates for Office, e6Eee. aay co eee his costume efter | 60 Sot understand oppross me. He strolled down toward the gun } mit their children to be. vaccinated.| INDIANAPOLIS, Apri! 13.—Wwomen| shooting. sasonably good,"| “come,” he said, “there is nothing | men wee na, toe tire for af j i Early in the week the children were | cannot be delegates to State conventions| , “His bridge was re bl nore which seriously threatens our po-|the courtyard, where Middlocg it eachuded from school, but yesterday the | af the political parties and cannot oe| she Duke commented. 2 1... | sition, ‘The Princess is angry, but she |a couple of beaters: were idlevon ait } t Ta bebe 315-67. syria, w. y,|Board of Health received a letter from | candidates for county offices, according | 4, H% {Nol Ta Temarked. Ig not likely to give us away, This|him with the dogs. Ho had suite.’ } ¢ c ‘ the Board of Education asking if the 2 solace eps oF 108 Indiana election Lf he had told me confidentially,” | man peli cord ake po ad Fa taken kK. step toward them, how i emergency of compulsory vaccination |!8Ws promulgated to-day by th ‘an ded. “that he was going | Port about elther of us. We are doing | When ho stopped short. To his ama ee LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS, | fry not nassod, Board of Election Commis yerins, State | caroline concluded, (vat he War Fink | our job and doing it well. Let our|ment Seaman was there, standing j bi a TOsT—Brown Caracul Stole, Mores,| It {8 expected the ousted children will Slt Gat eerrionely ruled that ‘women|foady would have looked nico in Leeper ey oreo veplied, “bat Hts Ys yl wish. ble eyes wxvd j Bhieocker st. Mondai ings i rimary elec- ‘" 5 . sof the servar | ‘ Went |any longer. ‘Too intimate an “Hullo, my friend!” he exclaim - nished by the arrival of the local er. Ti weil y exclaim DIED, Nestaurent wan Wine seit. | PRINCE AT WAIKIKI BEACH, |moruing pavers. & few moments Hirer Hon between, roy ane eye Una ts, | cat rain dram ‘hurstord, St } MBERLIN.—FREDERICK. Sorvicos camp. | A Verdict in favor of Morrison Rogers, e Dominey rose and left the room. 32 ay AE ads Ls Bes ho] “Missed it. by Se erGe eR 0 ee ale BELL FUNERAL CHURCH, B’way. Sixth Avenue restaurant proprietor,| Rides Through Sur man, who had been unusually sijént, lett alone.” * man replied with a. glance town Me GOth ot, Thursday, 11 A. M. ras retuned fended Wr. we - the Cance With oats Ki es ieee re he confided, “I do not | “In every respect, except as regards | the beaters, is Kitow all the ‘cars ‘ | JONKS.—LOUIS, Services CAMPBELL. | Supreme Cou ins, in the . Hy April 13. Grether you have heard, but |the. Frincess,” § Aeamen a mitied, | were Cull for the o'clock, sv i ; IBIC bri FUNERAL ,OHUROM, Weer, 66th os coor re anes inwtie becaltiation | crepes of Wales rode the surt at Wal- know wignother curious dieappear- | ‘Your deportment has been most dis- hought La walt tM the Aafternon * | a us ih rings more happiness to more people than any other| Wednesday, 8 P. M. 'Xnd attempted assault, bn ie ond 2A gutrigner ea-| ance trom. the halt last pigh eecaing cretixcept as regards the Princess,”|the last fow hours, then?" sil one. thin a HA ot mon os . © Kahanamoku,| “Whose?” Dominey asked, | axcep a My, ie Seaman had reache¢ " oe ' Eee ith the be iy ie © Player Piano will provide you at all times arcs ue | Warld’a champion sprint swimmer. in ao nct of selecting a vigarotte, |Dominey repeated rritably.. | Tevty. | ang’ was out of mnched Bin, wide no est in both popular and classical selections. FUNERAL DIRECTORS, | FUNERAL DIRECTORS. | ofbfter the ride was finished the Prince | “Our friend Miller, or Wolff—Doc- my at of view in this matter. ‘You! , “Trying to solve the my Nila FRE no-—a player bench, a number of rolls of D e permittod Ghiy one dave star hao tor Schmidt's emissary,” Seaman an- | POWs OC Ver ot me to mix up a Johann Wolff's sudden departure | “ wn selection and delivery to your home. Raia: ©" | nounced, “has disappeared. secret honeymoon with my present ght. Come and walk down 1 | «NEW York 7 BROOKLYN “CAMPEELL SERVICE” IS NOT CON- ees “Dinappearodt™ bominey repented: |Sormiumenial any oye peng sYepusagt me a Atle was ‘ets, “I suppose he is, hav’ There might surely have been| “A very short ce, th a ages Bast 84th ot. y S N E R 65 Flatbush Ave. FINED TO NEW YORK CITY. CALL SECESSIONISTS REBELS round, somewhere,” i pe some middie’ way?” Seaman per- expecting Lady Dom ee | see ¢ —— “I have o you sisted, “You show so much tact in ey passed through the thin i JPRSFY CITY A teleph ill bri ur “ jes,” Seaman. re ; nem; Achig eee troit | de e NEWA\ elephone call wi ring oO more careful inquiries, aman re | ‘other’ matters, and paced along one or | . be yp 134 Newark Ave. Bale in All Our Balesrooms, 903 pate. permeates to you, oe ue plied, “All I can tell won, is that “You do not know the Princess," | 4 trances to the finll, | { 7 ~MAIL THIS COUPON AT ONCE— — — 4 may be, with the least possible delay. MEXICO CITY, April 14.—Atembers of | [made Re my, Kaas IA ST ee | DORaeY BR Fronts Dern TL rea ine rune stint er boot An Ole We hare pemonal revresentatives almost everrwhern tha eprern qeiecure and others Par: | tatnom his very systerious bebiavior. | Roowiedge of any ope. and. kont er mrerente OF Opes pr jere. in that state will be ‘ded T found the door of your butler's sit- | APTER XX) jout of the way until y had all Call ‘Columbus 8200” Any Hour, Day or Night and immediate action taken Gant ting room locked, and a very civil fel- 35 CHAP 1 }gone, It is what T told you Sits § NAME it.e-.+0ee0e, Tet Nene ee ew eet ee eset ene eeeee ee aees ee low—Mr. Pelhum's valet he turned | HE next morning saw the Things which [ do not understs.d ADDRESS ! FRANK E. CAMPBELL 87,400 Stolen By Safe Robbers, |out to be—told me that he had left breaking-wp of Dominey’s depress me, and behold! 1 hay. 1 i BSS eeesesesesessearereettsestseerteeess BAW THE FUNERAL CHURCH ‘im, CEVELAND, 0. April It--A. safe {in tho car which went for the evening carefully arranged shooting ,Praof this, morning of a further» san ae ae ea abiee ib ein! ee cian son com! some “seen (NOW SECTARIAN TR Oi Oe eT Ae | oa cerat , wed ce én dep. ts Plewers for all Occasions, Artistic Funeral Desens ovr Specialty fee “Combination to-day and $7,600 in| ries,” Dominey decided, afer a mo- lic st's arm and led him to one side for| (Read To-Morrow's Exciting [nstall cash and checks stolen. mept's pUszicd consideration, « teow moments a» tbe cars were ment.)