The evening world. Newspaper, December 24, 1921, Page 7

AGIANTS ARE ALL SET FOR NEXT SEASON---YANKEES JTWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS - - By Thornton Fisher Copyright, 1921 (The New York Evening World), by The Press Publishing Co. Y ——_— 0B NEUSEL MAY (NT BECASE OF HS SUSPENSION ‘Hugmen Need an Outfielder Till Ruth Gets in Game, So Deal May Soon Be Made With Tigers, By Bozeman Bulger. (TH the Giants all organized and set for another pennant the Yanks are not through Mth thelr trading by a darn sight. his being Christmas the market has osed so that Miller Huggins and Ty b can go home and dress the hristmas tree. You may expect ething to break loose before the ddle of January. Ty Cobb is mentioned because he the other end of the string. Be- en Ty and Miller something has % to be done to patch up the Tigers well as the Yanks. All of Detroit's chemes were knocked for a loop in civil warfare started up Boston by Yank-Red Sox shift. Orig- ickS @ND STONES BREAK MY BONES BuT NAMES CAN NEVER. Huet _M HANDING WARRY Frazee HIS. PEFORE CHRISTHAS NOT Y LATEST ADVICES STATE THAT CHRISTMAS WILL Nor BE CELEBRATED (IN BOSTON THIS YEAR- players then ali start together at the firat tee. At each hole, the player having the high score is dropped out, and this process is continued until only one ts left, The game is consid- ered a good tonic for all golfers who are nervous, and who kick when there | {is any noise on the Jinks. While the Innovation is not recommended as a permanent feature of every club, 1 belleve that one or two contests of) this kind each season will cure @ lot of crabbed players.” eos |Department in reporting fires, and |transmitting by telephone conoerts and lectures which are given in the | auditorium, Sixteen onthustastio scouts are responsible for this enter- prise, and they are headed by a scoutmaster who was formerly chief | radio inspector of the Pacific Fleet,” | 8 6 FARTHEST FROM HOME, The “New Yorker For a Day or Two" who is farthest from home to-day is e | Charles A. Pope, who te at the Penn- TRY THIS AND SEB WHAT |ayivania. His ‘home town, Buenos HAPPENS. | Avres, Is over 8,000 miles from Broad- “I was coming uptown in the subway with a lot of bundles yes- terday,” remarked J. H. Thomas of Birmingham, England, who is at the McAlpin, “and after a tow stations the car filled up. My friends had told me that ono rarely gives up his seat in New York, but when a lady came in front 6f me, I decided that I must do my duty. The bundles wero the only difficulty; they would he more in the way of passengers if I stood. So I told the lady that T would bo glad to give her my seat if she would hold the bundles, She thanked me, sat down at once, and the problem ras, aolved. BOY SCOUTS HAVE WIRELESS STATION. Tho Boy Scouts of St. Paul, Minn., will soon have a wireless station with tho latest radio and radio tele- graph improvements, according to Scout Executive F: R, Niebel, who is at tho Commodore “Our station, which ts being built with the help of the elty, will be | called the Boy Scout Muntetpal Radio| Station,” he asserted. ‘The operating room will be in the city auditorium, Way. — PENN. EXPRESS ENGINE DERAILED; NO ONE HURT ‘Two Cars Also Leave Tracks at Beffingt Ind., Switch, CHICAGO, Dec, 24.—The engine, ex- press and mall cars of eastbound Pennsylvania Train No, 106, Chicago to Pittsburgh, were derailed near Buffington, Ind., early to-day when the train struck a defective switch. Reports to railroads officials say no one was injured. Seemann WOMAN GETS $4,500 JOB. Miss Grace M. Mahoney, the present secretary of Register James A. Donegan, 1s to be second deputy county clerk when Mr, Donegan becomes County Clerk on Jan, 1, The salary ts $4,600. Radways (Ready Relief in) nally it was a three-cornered deal. building. Tt will be the most vom. Now you may start figuring. ® good winter sport. A reason for the Yank outfield di- na is that Babe Ruth will not play efore May 2° and the chances are hat Bob Meusel won't play at all. Bob, a happy bridegroom and care- ree at present, declares himself thus. “I will not stand for the loss of my It's When Natu will not be an intimatio FoR Wo 6000 UL Bovs Assist es Nature back éross street. * 7 " At the end of it the car he had been World's Series money and I won't pursuing had come to a stop. Its oc- to Stand for any suspension. cupants, however, did not get out. pe mee og t= ha - -f- l This means, of course, that Robert Ashton ‘told .his ‘chauffeur to wait | phat | al iLWIO norma PRO SAY (Neiaceu Aitegather, i@hars where he was, then figured out how | me) AAS Dia eae action is a little more behind this than the e could reach the end of the street oF NEW YORK. Com TmGHT=1921-BY THE. Bal. SYNDICATE INC SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS. i aiiting fer her portrait by Karl Jansen, Mrs, Goldsborough’s diamond, the ci fell nking, er footman, and Ramsey, the 1, the deaker, for safe keeping. Ramsey, shot, hiding place, She was kidnapped, carried ot tin rant Aiton, pec dev , coe) by reaching. throush'a’ descr con 2 Gudio” Nog! ‘wan teken to. -Aatou's fooms and ‘locked without be’ een. : * The entire block between nim ana Hudson Maxim Says Peace in chi e va ccupied b: : manufacturing plant, now closed, sur- | World’s Christmas Stock- rounded by a high board fence. “With ing Will Be Greatest Gift Ever Bestowed—“Bletherin’ usual holdout oratory. Friends of the illustrious bride- groom, basing their statements on recent personal communications, are firm in the belief that Meusel will} quit the game. He has a broth “NEW VORKERS DAY OR Two” On the day of | famous "Deacoen’s bank's’ messenger, Pvalnd to dosti > New York an fovid hat Nog | cealea ‘aper Take his chauffeur's assistance he climbed | over the fence and dropped into the yard on the other side. niven'y Japanese servant, between the bedroom and the studio. prosperous manufa rel Shieago, | in. Josephine essase Mi ‘old Bibl: 2 burl tt through the window-paue to Across the fard he ran to the fence 99 Te 1 + Te rote eae re in CheagO. the ee an Wea ptked ts by tain wi ald fe fo A nemiors, “HRN or decrees boot [on the oppcaite side, Here he found | GOlf” Is a Nerve Tonic for © Cannot Ben nd ee ere a tete Poth | ie, Annem, woo, deciphered Ube meunge: ond fund the, oben, wisdom, (raueh salen Pe Mt.dtems; (a largo knotholo and peered through. | Daayic} Players. the Yank and the Giant Meusel as-/tn'his car "'ashiun and Mall sevored ndmidarse to the house, end found Josephine’s watch. Wille | He could plainly distinguish the oc- 1 Wee Be 5 Ho WAG noriscives wit a Mee eee ese ei lest Nasit eaeee cerieattrermumcun'| etna tacoel tle seer ehehees A me w h his busin a youn | Josephine found herself In the cabin of a’ capal boat. sot to re are na {1s going to prove anything against! go low i BOO TUn 8 WOR Gahan us With this girl out of the way.” the water by now that its the beginning of history,” he decla lieved that Bob is preparing to settle “Well, y one—not only for| Mawel), we Scant. very well: throw (cous, ware awash, Could Josephing “phere has never been a task|ment, the playors play around ut AT THE ST, NICHOLAS RINK down, which accounts for his defiant) stcai:ng the stone, but for murder!” | her overboard. It's broad daylight, | Pt top speed, tumbled into the row- {Taught with greater difficulties, and|#cratch, and the ten lowest score | 69 WEST 66TH STREET tatements about the fine and the| “No ‘That's up to you—you and|and some launch might happen! joat, and pulled toward the sinking | there has never been a body of men| ROLLER juspension. Peters.” ba ratte tae panel how tthe hulk. jpntaih che aint |more qualified to overcome this task DANCING SKATING “She's y » had covere: alf the distance ; 5 5 It is obvious, therefore, that the Well, we were doing it for you,|man with the beard whispered ta his | mie ped Soyer Soe eae trent mis than those who are struggling to TO-DAY 2.30 TO-DAY 2.30 Yanks must have another outflelder | weren't we?’ companion, “Cold and shock. My {tips ‘The canal boat, with a curious 80lve the problems of the disarma- P. M. to 12.30 % ’ and that Huggins is not through! “1 never told you to murder any- | idea is to tie her feet—her handa are| shudder, dipped her bow beneath the | ment congress. Splendia dance mu- | P+ M. to 12.30 trading. The Yank manager has] pogy!" |tied—stuft a handkerchief into) her| Surface, while at the same moment the! “In our own national politics there ia teed Spt | ce anda ankle | much more assurance in building up| “You told us to get that stone back,/mouth, and leave her where she 18./qeckhouse door was burst open, and 'js q class of persons who before the tons: Bareeccoeoyr et | dnc oe twhiak te iis club now that Peckinpaugh 48|tnougn, at any cost. However, what's; This old hooker will be at the bot- ‘the figure of a woman lurched into) Pe ia aeeee \ i fhathuetee cat wana ip ‘ees \ me and he is no longer nervous} the use of kicking now? “It won't do|tom of the bay in less than no time | yicw, War were called ‘peace at any price oatare) onl Bead | sy sein) arose is jut his job. any good. Theres nothing left for| the way she is filling up now. What) “7: was Josephine Hall, Ashton! pacifists,' those who think that war at all times for great circles to the do you | ater theres got Toe the ong they) hulk. A moment later he nad cut the | pression in tho terms of the coming | of suheye Waditie| ropes which bound the girl and lifted; Peace pact, and the wild unwisdom ay the apa iat the pote Her aboard the small boat. Even 2s,0f Utopian pacifism be prevented een te se rapid rate In'the dis| he swept the litle craft safely awa; | from finding expressicn, can we have | Sart, ote at ree att came: | the larger vessel rolled over and dis-|4 pact which will be a real and lust- since the days of inker, Evers and Chance, or Devlin, hien, Gilbert and McGann, | The chances are that there will ever be such another outfield as speaker, Hooper and Lewis of “After the Jap and Peters get their bit we'll have a nice little pot to divide between us, so cheer up-—no| use in losing your nerve! Let's see | what the girl's got to say. St. Nicholas Rink Constipation ; : ey: HN ETARKC . ss 8, either private | rhythm of Lvely, us the way t 3 he turned out | 4°, bay? , | drove the oars into the water, and his/can be banished, and a true millen- eon Rees mee mses time the Gisnls are | but to beat it, Get to the other side er appcme he girl hasn't told us the) tight craft spun toward the canal | mum brought into Yeiny. ‘They aro eee te Oooe; | tuelllag ees br quiet and sitting pretty, If there] i: we can. After all, th ht ruth? boat's side. strong in the councils of the Nation,| lorning lessons by | our roller-skating any other way of strengthening his | a WiGle IekeWOree et Tenney wheratc mune eae Tv too far gane to) Josephine leaned against the deck-|for they and, their great following appointment. band, lub, McGraw doesn’t know about it.| can get ‘way over a quarter of a ew Hes, house, She appeared to be uncon-|have vo: ut only when the bet- ith Groh, Bancroft, Frisch and Kel-| tmillian for that stened and thatit | Hurry: the cabia door! Scious of Ashton's presence as he|ter judgment of the great ieaders of DANCING—BILLIARDS—ROLLER SKATING >a ley he has the best infield that has|jeip some.” He chuckled to himself,' The two men closed the cal cnd Sprang upon the deck of the sink our Nation shall find unbiased ex- | Under the Careful Management of the ced baseball x DANCING CARNIVAL 69 W. 66th St. and the aerial on the root of the ‘OELLFORK. lete receiving and sending etation he Ried ue endo out- Fa the ‘Weat. Messages by ado tele. | INATUBE _ ler. They want Bobby Veach. phone will carry 500 miles, and the Kore The Tigers must have a new short- wireless will have a range of 1,500] € A FREE TRIAL vires, ‘y Yetop. For some time Ty's eye has miles. We plan to glye out weather | yt acces ae ee een ee Ponte 4 fh y 4 reports and otherwise co-operate with | Radway's Roady Rolief—without any ad- been ‘on Johnny Mitchell, the Yank's the farmers, help the State Forestry | “itional coat, to you. RADWAY ‘& OG., high-priced, but untested minor 200 Centre Bt. New York. league ‘star. The Secret of Good Health re requires assistance, she slow in conveying to you n of the fact. Decline of energy, inability to sleep well, head- ache, biliousness, constipation, a gen- eral sluggishness of mind and body and any sign of digestive ‘‘unrest”’ should impel you to seek the aid ofa reliable medicine without delay. There is no better—no surer-rno safer—than this proven remedy. Beecham ’'s : aORehe aS at the steering wheel, and Nogi, Jan- @ A Pere e. Will: beccine''a) business) man CHAPTER XL of the cabin. “It seems to be elther|sen'’s servant. He saw two men By Roger Batchelder. To-morrow, Sold 10c—12 pills and ae a se mouly We brother pines her or us, You see, there jentt 8 clamber See, Gals the deck note “The representatives of the milit- the everywhere 25c—40 pills Says his salary would be larger than : single witness to connect us w: of one of the boats, jump into a s) 5 Re iia ase a Geaenaii 66 replied his companion | ote me eeath, or ith the Kidnape | ong eet the eee ante. ® skiff ant nations of the world have, in Evenin lorid in boxes 50c—90 pills feat a Sele with a snarl of rage.| ping, or with the diamond either, ex- |toward the waiting car he recognized the past few weeks, been trying to extends + st summer tius brother fold Mul- A ‘Pverything would have| cept’ this girl. You were masked lone of then ae Jansen, put a priceless gift In the stockings ends The Wi; Jer Huggins that he had offered been perfect if the loss] When you looked au of ne winney Then the machine swirled off in 4 of the world—the gift of permanent | Pa or DANCING ACADEMIES. * DANCING ACADEMIES. eusel $6,000 a year; that in an-| of ty ; this morning. | Old mother Staub} qurry of snow, and he was left alone. sal apace ; , a nd 3 lajawel had not bean immediates ,, Old mo jou peace,” said Hudson Maxim, who is/ aye la or : knows, but she’s as safe as a chureh,} He managed to clamber : the z Alt = other year this would probably be | jy dis od, | probably would never] Now, ‘if. it should happen that we | tence and dropped Tatas ston at the Pennsylvania, ‘No greater | re} 16) mas LE?1’S GO TO THE doubled. have been suspected at all, Now I've] are caught, I don't see how anybody |the other side, The canal boat was task has ever been undertaken since DANC I NG CAR NIVAL Now that he is married it is pe- Phone 3700 Columbus fa Red! Sox; out Moa ud the} Josephine had been too greatly o¢- |" “Josephine, meanwhile, managed,|appeared beneath the waters of the oa wee peoples of this FOR SALE. __ ap He Hull has Young | Cabed with her own sufferings and | acapite her’ bonds, to strumde to her] bay, eg ’ is far as he can. He still has Young | fears to pay any attention to their} four, Through the windows of tho| Josephine lay against the rear seat| + Positively Relieved by | : id Meusel, with three young stars | conversation Geckhouse she could sce the wave:|of the boat, her eyes closed. As] OUR GOLFING DEPARTMENT |The Famous R & G Prescription | ‘ o fight for the place left vacant by| Suddenly one of the men pecred| jets pouring over the low deck of|Ashton lifted her tenderly upon the} Out in Del Monte, Cul, relates H,|Get@ Box To-niaht 10, and 25c, the Box | |f@MGeorge Burns. The most prominent! over the side of the opening. the buat amidships. She sttove des-|dock he feared that she would lose|B. MoMeal of Chic how at th kh | tries are Cunningham and Shinner. |" «Ready to loosen up yet, young] perately with her boundhands to) consciousness entirely. | Biltmore, “Bletherin’ Golf” is the | & WEEKLY Having drawn themselves on a! woman?” he asked, open the cabin door. | “II knew you would come,” she | thir That variety of goit must be | $ level with the Giants as spirited | “Sho made no reply, facing him with oc 8 ee 4s 0 he | gasped. |piayed under conditions which woutd| BUY NOW— rivals for NewYork popularity, the | 9 Jook of defiance. The sudden appearance bf the Jap-| “Iam only glad that I did not cor ake any enthusiast frantic. The | fl PAY LATER ‘anks are going after everything in} «sort of cold down there, isn't :t?”| anese himself was sufficiently as-|too late,” he replied, holding her {spectators of an otherwise normal). 3 ight, They've got to have Booby | the fellow went on, “Wish Kd bored | tounding to upsct all the detective’s close, “Are you hurt in any way?" |game are required elther to sing, tal FOR SALE. Goods Delivered Veach or somebody just as go0d.| that hole a Uttle bigger now. It'll| tans. He drew back toward the au-| “I—I don't think so,” she whis-|«dance, whistle or contribute other | <>77—~—~—-— I diatel hat matter, by common consent, | take all day to get an answer out|{omehile from which he had just|pered. “But my—my head feels|noisy diversions. If at the annual 5 ‘DIAMOND immediately it go over until after Christmas, [of you at this rate. Oh, yes—it's| stepped and watched the Jap toss the| queer, and—and I'm cold.” meet any spectator does not do one 1@ | on first deposit, No im- all very well to be so game right! satchels into the taxi and then get In| Ashton hastened to the waiting car}? another of the stunts, he is sent | RING i ! vestigators and no col- Reports from the front indicate! now, but when that water gets up, himself. Ashton turned to his chauf-/and wrapped her up in vy tur [om the field, | Bien se Retina hie Bolt hat the rioting in Boston has sub-/ ty your chin, and you know that in| four, lap-robe. She smiled gratefully, “‘Bletherin’ Is taken from the ‘Hoot | Pertect cut, bie whice aia: | pi baap sided, It is certain that no tea will] another fifteen minutes you'll be a| “Follow that taxi,” he said, indi- alae “he sald to the ex-|Mon’ language, and means ‘talk a mond set 'in Tak, ‘white, god ———_—_— Largest selection of fin- be thrown into the harbor—not in tls | goner, 1 guess you'll come through in| cating the departing cab, “Don't cited "as quickly as pos. |lot'" Mr. McMeal explained, “On| $2, meverbles solid platinum DANCING As Much as est quality day and time, Harry Frazee is still) 9 nurry:” lose sight of it. Gut don't get near) «inte! the first day of this unusual tourna- dint hug Male | You Like Di ds & Jewelr: \ Bfowner and Hughey Duffey is stil|* 17 yoy cnine Hall had not been an| enough to excite any augpiciin. a eee werealion “Only 434 | es Diamonds y paenaser. uncommonly plucky girl she would| ‘The chase ied steadily downtowD) Jango; nls compantio TEMS 31 A WEEK Every Even'g—Sat., Sun. Aft, & Eve. laws sian, man Johnson Bes joined the Boston | nave spoken ing before, but she be- |and turned into the entrance to the| ,,aneen, and hia compa non lene 1 Ao Yamonds, | $25 Weint Watch and Up. Beeetion in epirlt by age) faring irazee | veved that a promise was made to be | bridge. juntil the Japanese began to tell his |, Popular Nights, Wednesda $50 Rin: and Up. 7 the malcontents pause. Ban's |KePt. not broken, and she had prom-| At the Brooklyn end Ashton saw | story. .- Everything Half Price -- Rint sod Rape ne CH RIDOOTS De PaeG, ised’ Ramsey, in his dying moment,| the taxicab stop and the Jap get out| “Wo are none of us safe tn New | 4 ir Seagen alos ens eae fala vat COP"! to deliver the message he gave to no| with his baggage and pay his fare.| york for ansen mut- Be at srr f Mir i r4 $100 Rin’ and Up. pared thelr entt anight sean that | one but her father. Then the car drove off. | tered. “The police will have looke | ‘ || Moneo@ouvenir Night fer the Ladies ee eananeee shies lent “wee ‘at|"“Slowly the water crept up to her| ‘he detective directed his chaut- | yp the number af my oAn ane aes ca | YY, DIAMOND | AUDUBON BALLROOM All Our Merchandise ¢ "1 Wrazee is right. | waist—her breast. From time to time| feur to pass on and stop before al the watch for it.” Cth Elo meLieneag | Open To-Day Until 11 P. M. \ hiladelphia the more ven- | her captors leaned over the opening, | neighboring saloon. From here he| “you aro right,” said the man with | 35 Maiden Lane~ lor fel John 14 | 164th Sicact and’ Beoadeat Fa gg eer Joh EI BA ee antennae ars Tiae ro | questioning her. When the icy flood | was able to observe the Japa move- | the beard “We can't go through ° \|° Oe aN y today ‘store will be open Bi unt 3 Pe a ntain an armed neutrality in the Hee ata aleed Watson ee Rutidcaaele Cate eats Una eas iia [TAA cis Ont HEE certain. BAy Xmas Gifts Metro Jewelry Credit Co. yank-Red shindig, There is aj her chin, she rais toraze | ut t : day had Peters, don't you know some garage ‘ petuient tone in thelr’ talk though. Tey etree Abe Rpaeray “*ake| aooiie gvercnui any 8 eon nh may | aver fiero where wo ‘ean eave. the $50 Diamond Ring FOR BALE. 33 West 125th Street ES t ifaze rille at and I w | D O fall. P| machine as security and hire another EI ————— | bdo d Ra. = in having tworef the worst wrecked |through the opening and laid her on| for some o mun auiinl exouee (Anditaio ote ine $100 Diamond Ring (aur, Di ‘| land most chronic tailend clubs ex-|the floor of the cabin. One of them| A powerful car drove up aBd StOP- | jicense tay, ‘They won't notice it for $2.00 WEEKLY 5 os lamondas fant, Mr, Tiny Maxwell unburdens|‘0ok @ flask from, his pocket and | peg. and the Jap Jumped In snered, | the moment Give them a fake namo wr Walihan Lavetona WwW ATCHES ; poured a quantity of spirits down her} “Follow them, d-) and addres Tahun aoe to) aatatinn champion wreckers.. Harry Frazee ia| “What, did Ramsey do with the] you.” Pmocin tis {4K Elgin and Waltham,$1 Weekly ON LIBERAL tealing out stuff and has become the |@amond?" he exclaimed, “Tell me!"| The chase led southward toward|'™y have . friend who's go Muainena -Conildeniinl ‘lg noise in the large leagues. Harry| Josephine at first could not utter] the factory buildings and docks that) out toward Whitestone,” P METROPOLITAN “7M E93, 429, 81. CR D connie on thas traded, sold, swapped, canned |® Sound. Then the words came, faint,| cluster about the Erie Basin and) “pyt 1 don't want to land him in any C ° Oi t Is SVEEe € SUAS end 2 oO 0 Pa secnppaays . arate, Con ast, and otherwise disposed of more play- | broken. |Gowanus Canal. The street became | trouble, And it will lose usa Iittle | uticura Ointmen! | Tun, vem, “tare carves | || American Diamond Wateh Co. fers than Connie Mack ever dreained |, “Well, the bearded man exclaimed,| more and more deserted as they | time, too." ba - = rr Re fmeriean | Sameat, an. of, and still is doing business |“who would have thought of that?” ‘| passed into this area. Ashton cau-|— “Can't help that. We're saf Soothing After Shaving DIAME IDS RELA HOOD Caw PRICES “Connie Mack turned loose a lot of| “No trouble to get it now!" cried| tioned his chauffeur to keep more|@ark, anyway. When you re! | \ WAS CHES | ALO ees peered el! Ht stars; the Phils also kicked in with a|the other. “We'd better @ ut! Pe-/and more in the rear. The occupant |a plock of the place, the rest After shaving with Cuticura Soap, 4 Lan Po head vl Bagh fot dlc 7] few, but they are pikers when com- | ters is back, all right, just diving up. | of the forward ¢ar did not look back | wil! get out and walt till you Hive car ttre AEBS: #1 Weolyl sa J, rite, og phone, CORTLANDT wf phy pared with Frazee. y_is the| What are we going to do with her? | to see whether or not they were be- back, Ana don't forget the manta On faba Gri Gatinuen’ Ciate 22 +4 Weekly} Caesar | WAICHE 0) $30 DIAGN David Harum of He wing|He indicated Josephine with a gem- ing pursued. Such a thought ap- | tag." 2 nee nee 2100 20 12 Weekly)ine gars MERICAN Aion. , | | soo BIA MON that decision by a mi | parently had not entered their heads. The man turned toward the enst Binte SEMD FOR BOOK OF CES P| ‘iy ¥ — older man scowied When they had come near "he y+ was not long hefore.t hin ins AGTLE ComPiognriag | | 6 MAIDEN LANE, |.t? It is planned by the Boston “We've got to protect ourselves," water front, Ashton told hia drivers drew up beside le = $74 BROADWAY oe OeTOWS BRANCH oe Jantes, the Mayor prosiding, he “Suppose she starts in. to stop beside the curb instead 9? prters sot ovt ‘ 1 | Espptazaenreeg ia teas cic vcotearatare | TM wp Le Mp RES! t MT 1503 Sth Av, Opt shales. 1 tum oo the above slalement read to the pub- | to and somebody happens to | following the other car around the off throuzh thee erataoteg, Dapy BAY a" ola oregy: Se EEE con Vowe Vantin hon fie at a open mecting to be held on ‘come along and find her?” ‘corner, Here.he got out und, going Oe Not Mine mT" . ve Interesting WS Coticure Scap shaves without muy A STORE NOT AN OFF. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 10, on Commons, netaiment, “ He drew his companion to one side cautiously forward, looked down the, 4 : ’ an eeaz ACS MOM das bc: