The evening world. Newspaper, March 25, 1922, Page 9

tHE EVENING WUKLD, BALURDAY, MARCH 25, 1922, By William Macleod Raine = @utnor of “THe Yuxon Trait? “THe Bic Town Rounp-Up” ere. \% Outstanding Culture * @WILLTAM MACLEOD RAINE + + an Features of Yale, Har- DEVELOPMENTS THE STORY. man charged with this crime—You've, You've got no night to talk to mer sol a rope around your neck right|thataway."* be “Oo of the best places for a rich young fellow to get an oppor- — ‘ chaetal LANE, Wyoming rough rider, is under bond charged with the murder} iis minute—and you go around try- ol jis uncle. ing 0 y SUuBpic oO c tunity to marry Into a theatrical family, y’understand, is JAMES CUNNINGHAM, a wealthy Denver promc Lane has denounced] {72,10 (row suspicion on men that college.” his uncle and come to Denver to demand that he do justice to K stormy interview ESTHER M'LEAN, his young stenographer, whom Lane and i Ms vard and Princeton as Indicated by What Is Read in the News- “Um not devilin’ you. I'm tellia*” you to come through with what you . know, or you'll sure get in troublen» owed and| There's a witness against you. When ” % by Lane begged his cousin to tell all. [he tells what he saw: e abies “WILD ROSE” M'LEAN, her sister, also a rider, believe to have been wronged] ,- m . f yah " papers “Take this here Evolution, which I can remember people arguing by her employer. Lane has told of his intended visit to his cousins, Fees Wanted (obo elt ta ene | a ene?” THe word baret trom’ qaey . when dolmans was the latest up-to-the-minute design in ladies’ gar- JAMES CUNNINGHAM, an oil stock broker, and Ph es Herne TMAPHOA eR IAS man's lips in spite of him. crime. Hi ; Kirby did not bat a surprised eye. « No, of course we're not! But—l#He went on quletly. “I'll not say amn it, do you think we want the}who, Except this. Shibo is not the name of my brother's wife dragged] only one who can tell enough to put through the mud? you on tea) tor your Bie" 4 a ae JACK GUNNINGHAM, bond salesman, heirs to the uncle's estate, Lane discovers his uncle's body in his apartment and there finds Rose McLean's glove and a note from Horikawa, the dead man’s valet, saying that CASS HULL and his wife were to call at the apartment, Hull was a partner of Cunningham in a questionable irrigation enterprise. At his apartment on the = a floor below Cunningham's Lane has stopped to ask the way to his uncle's rooms, | “Why should it be dragged through| Mrs, Hull stood in the doorway, thin, The Hulis are much excited, At the inquest they lie about the time Lane ap-|‘he mud—if you're all innocent?" land sinister. mor peared. Lane, on discovering the body, has left the apartment by the fire escap “Because — gossips cackle — and] "What do you want to know?" shane Rose McLean and Lane set out to solve the mystery. They are backed by his|people never forget, Twenty years} demanded he cousins. . : from now people would still whisper] “I'd like to know what happened ‘jf! COLE SANBORN, another rough rider, joins the group. He and Lane find| that they had killed his uncle for the] my uncle's rooma when Mr. Hull wate the dead body of the Japanese valet in the apartment adjoining that of Cunning- | fortune.”” up there-—say about half-past-nin@srg ham. Lane traces a threatening letter to Dry Valley and calls on “Just as they're goin’ to whisper} Mmebbe a little before or a little after. "’orm ments, and as far as I can understand it has poisoned more young men’s minds than Old Sleuth and Nick Carter together.” | By Montague Glass. ‘ec ES, Mawruss," Abe Pot- ash remarked to his partner, Morris Perl- mutter, recently, ‘‘some of the friends a young feller makes while he is in col- lege, y’under- stand, he keeps “It appears that Princeton a place where so “[ gather from the newspapers that the many students comes down to college in automobiles Harvard students spend thelr time rowing in boat every day that the professors has got to stand on the races and vary it occasionally by losing a football more busy corners of the campus operating ‘Stop game.” and Go’ signals,” “My idea of Yale is that it is a college where “The newspapers don't print a couple of columns they got a lot of secret societies with fanny acnene on the sporting page about Lefty Ryan who was names like Skin and Bones and Calf's Head and OSGAR OLSON, a farmer, to explain it. Olson accuses Hull, says he knows|apout Hose McLean if I don’t clear] For an instant the woman qualledves ites 100 per cent. correct in Philosophy.” what not.” who killed Cunningham but refuges further information, Lane also questions |things up. No, Jack. You've got]A spasm of fear flashed over her tate “He's got to 7 PHYLLIS HARRIMAN, his uncle's fiancee, and thereby displeases his two and was gone, yee the wrong idea,” 5 hm cousins, who appear to conceal the identity of two men and a woman who vis- “He'll claim anything to get outtes keep them, !n ited the apartment the night of the murder. Esther McLean is spirited away by Jack looked across him doggedly, eetfesi ; - \ Arce tia God Ril tins setae wy" |the hole he's in,’ she sald drylyow particular years from now we might be able newspapers, plays , and story out the jail sentence. James ‘Cunningham. Kirby discovers that Phyllis Harriman was married secretly] “UA tld You all Vin going to tell” Tove awittiy, her anger pounced @h when such to hire a bookkeeper who knew books that Heidelberg was a “Well then ain't it better that [to his cousin James and that his uncle knew of the marriage pe lone body of the Mantins Wyoming man, “You get orfeae® friends hires o enough about double entry to carn combination of the Annheuser American college students should pap deceit fiom the V yorini hills leaned for-| ony house, Do sou hear? I'll sage anyhow half of what we pay | Busch Brewery in Saint Louis, fool away their time with such ward ever so slightly, “Don't you|™Y ve: Tut ee eee | Ri Missouri, and Dr. Mayo's Sant: | melses Ike baseball and football, CHAPTER XXIX. did he get Miss McLean to dis-[think it, Don't you think It for a]fet the police. I ain't seared of yo noe preteen _ tare: “Well, if the Kentucky Legis- tarium in Rochester, Minnesota, which Is anyhow good for their “COME CLEAN, JACK.” Appea minute! You'll como clean whether} 1's s4 the wort of the Bout, Eni yer," Morris | tature is going to succeed in mak- | «nd that instead of a college edu- | health?" Abe asked. ACK CUNNINGHAM, co-heir] J9ck slapped a fist down on thelyou want to or not—or I'll put that} O° on oe ee one or two thingsimett Perlmutter re- ing college students study as much cation, all a student got there “Which the way it is with Eu- with James of his uncle's The cattleman found Shibo wateriig® et marked. “In as Evolution, it'll be a good thing, was kidney trouble and scars." ropean college students, Maw- : ve MONTAGUE GLASS fact Abe, one even if them students do study it “Furthermore, Abe, Morris russ, for every four years they estate, was busy in the office He teva ot ite Lente se pelt x to find out what the Kentucky said, ‘from reading French spend at Heidelberg, they've got he ‘had inherited settling up SSIREAAC AURGRTIPC +S of the best places for a rich young feller to get an opportunity o marry into a theatrical family, y'understand, is college."’ “Well, of course, I never went tom, he plunged abruptly into wha h wanted to say, ty “Shibo, why did you hide from thme> ; police that Mr, Hull was in my uncle¥*? rooms the night he was killed?" °° Legislature thinks is off-color stories, books and plays, any one to spend six months at Carlsbad, because a German university education may be wonderful for the mind but it's rotten for the stomach and the kidneys.” one of the hundred details that had been left at loose ends by the pro- moter’s sudden death. He looked up at the entrance of Lane. a 5 tor shot jant, stai ' ‘ute that sot Storrs pack mune ts Gib ila mane Be ashe ginnes at, Kiruy| bofare er manag pe PRE eee aren soUSRnUE a eae eae carede Fone oxcune sharply. impassivity wiped out expresstesec, i aAtibioal yc EW ells notpody for thoy fouling Gas oo care, ||) AWWAnE a tale with yous” from his eyes seers would never guess it on you, or their fooling away so much “a A uy saben a fea ‘ddtvabout evers®™ Abe.” time over football and baseball, Well, I don't care to talk with you. ee Wen Gaur ee oh “Maybe you think you look like Abe, plumbing and carpentering |1 told the boy to tell you I was too thing. You busy busy al ORS 5 ae + YS ain't so rotten for the health oe bee e, I just janitor—mind owg ' in ex-Yaler or something,’ Abo Huay’to-eee you t retorted. neither," Morris said. petals aan business 1 cht é “If I did think so, Abe,’’ Mor- “Also, Abe, if some of those ‘That's what he said. Kirby I wonder, now Kirby's leveb : vis replied, ‘I wouldn't stop at boys who get thelr pictures in the opened his slow, whimsical smile on ze took the man in carefully. Wam nothing short of growing a beard Paper wearing sweaters with the | Jack. ‘But I'm right busy, too.” as simple as he wanted to appear’ f ge Tay, . eS initial letter of the college on the i: Kirby pursued Ns searching inquiry io change my looks, because th LS “You can walk out again, then garment. business ain't no place chest, got such letters for being |, me Soh aes 2 The janitor had no more remark#, tor a man who looks like he had steamfitters instead of pole jump- | 1'll not talk,” Jack snapped. to make, He lapsed into an angry : & college education."’ ers or shot throwers, y'under- Kirby drew up a chair and seated stubborn silence, < “Say! Abe exclaimed. “After stand, maybe it wouldn't matter himself. ‘When Uncle James sent E 7 ‘2 man gets to be forty, Mawruss, 80 much if they didn’t pass their caeek ab yi : CHAPTER XXXI. 7 nobody could tell if he is or ain't examinations for lawyers ana |* Messenger for you to come to his THE MASK OF THE RED a college gradgawate from his doctors afterwards. rooms at once on the evening of the BANDANNA. Ss looks exactly. “Nowadays a steamfitter could twenty-first, what did he want to tell T had come by special delivery, anor ian snipe. oe panko suet 90 muh money ae the l!-written little note scrawled, neither," Morris observed, average lawyer or — doctor, je metua ‘| an ill-writte “You meat to 'say a college yiunderstand, but if a college stu. hat’s my business. on cheap ruled paper torn fromm education ain't got no effect on a dent fails to get by as a lawyer “So you say. I'm beginning to a tablet. ; mun's character?" Abe said. or a doctor, what for a ving [wonder if it isn't the business of the If you want to know who killed ‘{ don't say any such thing," reece a pole jumper | state of Colorado, too. pinwnam tes etl you. Mat me at the Morris replied, “but there's a lot ‘i! ? see Danmark Botlatng. te i ot ministers and Kentucky legis- ‘Just the same, Mawruss, if ) Jack Mashed a startled look at him . re aiming Who Knows. , ators which says li has an effect you had @ son, you would want ‘He wanted to tell you that he was Kirby studied the Invitation care» + and a terrible effect too. ‘They tone a to college, too," Abe |xoin' to cut your brother out of his fully. Was it genuine? Or was it. a”)? \igot.a sugddenyw®ke up and dis- Pe ee wos will an’ leave yi e he Ap! " a llgp ep euscememia: upand ais: [.“Would 12" Morris retortea, | leave you aole heir, An’. he plant ' profeasot asf been teaching "That's where you make a big | Wanted you to let James know it right He decided to keep the appointmenif : - fell’ 7 mistake. First I would let him |®Way. t it. Moreover. tc De eel err N age teers Icarn a business and then there |, Kirby was guessing, but he judge| Sndcaee) WHEE on Leathe} geet : would be plenty of time for him [he had sce he would keep it alone—except for @ ed. Jack got up and be to take a post gradgawate course |&n to pace the room, He was plainly in athaletics ata country club | agitated. tor life. friend hanging under the left arm ateg HOW TO SHOCK A LEGISLA- his side. ' FOB AND GET ANEW EAW: arena tas. eae Wists. wen don't, you! go The elevators in the Denmark, “pake'thts here Evolution, Abe, “Tell me, Mawruss,"" Abe back to Wyoming and mind your own hed Ae ennlte.) hourameinl : which [gam remember people'ar- 5 —— <a aaked. “Why are you o preju- |business?” Bay “HE CAUGHT A MOMENTARY pia Sear Payee caica wath ilne Whenitolmanh. Was the kts TAB Aes . reps Ay diced against a college educa you have nothin’ to conceal,|GLIMPSE OF A FEATURELESS Kirby took the narrow stair « vst up-to-the-minute design in SETAGHADUATE, COURSED ATES ICOUNUEMICEY tion?" why do you block my way? Why|FACE STANDING OUT ABOVE wound round the elevator shaft, Hime ladies’ garments, y'understand, about it,” Morris Perlmutter said, would suppose that a diploma For the same reason that jaren’t you frank and open? Why] THE LIGHT.” trod the iron treads very slowly, vey and as far as I can understand “because from what I read about from the University of Paris was Henry Ford and Thomas Edison jdid you steal that record at Golden? softly s trom what the newspapers prints college students in the news- practically the me a con- are; Morris replied. “I never |Why did James lose the Jap's con-Jeorner of the desk Pin not going to He reached the second story, crossey"” \vout what the Kentucky legisla- papers, Abe, studying is the last viction under the Mann act with- had one. fession—if it was a confession? WhyJanswer any questions! You're the/Tpe you mentioned around your/the landing, and began the nexle | 8 says, Abe, it has poisoned thing what enters their heads at brother's throat Ment he place was as dark as ay « } more young men’s minds than all.”* ‘ “Talk's cheap,’ sneered Jack midnight pit. At the third floor tse OLD SLEUTH and NICK CAR- aturally,"’ Abe agreed, ‘be 66 ! 99 “You'll find how cheap it Jimes| blackness was relieved by a ray Of «> pee foe er n omen Designe Artments |”? [reer esi i santa tn So “The consequence is, Abe, they a couple of columns on the sport- an out. Another week, an’ he'd havelvorridor. Kirby walked carefully 3 ave trying to pass a law that any ing’ page or any other puge about heen nkrupt Kirby ited to listen. He heard fa"™* £ these College Professor Fagins Lefty Ryan who was a hundred , ; S ; (i H : > “You can't prove that!’ Jack} faintest sound to break the stilines «ho tOnSHEVoLdtioni to claswen ot Bae Gaal Sereact in Euhioscpny Here's the Opportunity Reader of The Evening Word ave Wanted to Put Into Designs What Women cried, his voice low and hoarse. “How] Again his foot found the lowom! innocent young college students Mawruss. @&ewspapers ain't ins Believe Men Have Overlooked in Comfort and Convenience, to you know he wan there? Whatttread and he crept upward, In thems shall be punished the ‘same as for terested in such people and the - d evidence have youl! daytime he had laughed at the cawainr srand larceny in the first degree, only way a newspaper reader OMEN have to run apartments i 22' ‘ be sent to Apartimeat Man bdite Kirby smiled, easily and confidently, | tion which had led him to borrow e second offense, and for the pur- could find out how such a hun- and live in them most of the aS aie Bvenite Worl on re [The evidence will be produced at the} weapon from an acquaintance at thé! pose of being sentenced shall b dred per cent. philosophy student time, Yet they have never Bl surch $3) 198 right time.” He rose and tuened tol gtockyards, But now every sensi,” deemed to be colored, y’under- looked would be to write him per ; ain fk y “0 shouted danger. Each step waa =, tand?"" sonally for his photograph on ac- | had the opportunity to design them for A four-room apartment bus been)” jaok also got up, white to the lips. |taken with infinite care wert “Sure, [ know,'' Abe said, “but count no college student ever got themselves—to put into them what they selected because that now the FT" Hold ont Don't—don't do anything} And his e availed him nothings naturally parents don’t send their his picture in a brown illustrated [ihink would make them more comfort yorite size with New avet ina hurry! Vi -talk with you to-[A lifted foot steuck an empty soa sons to college to do a thing like Sunday supplement from being rand Genuaaiée ectac ane Coiuuibes morrow—Nhere—in the forenoon. Orlbox with a clatter 10 wake the sevén that,"” nod at anything less athaletic | ee ane F suy ina day or two. TH let youlaleepers. Instantly he knew it had To d h ke WHAT?" orcolle eckers,” Here's where the women have an op A renting agency that si oa heat 0 do thing like AT? an intercollegiate checkers, : Rahat aha verti know then been put there for him to stumble Morris asked. THE NEWSPAPER IMPRES- ortunity to show what their ap in apartments writes to The Evening | His cousin nodded grimly over, A strong searchlight flooded “Evolution,’’ Abe replied. SION OF COLLEGES. ments would be if they had the de- , | Werld that the demand js empliut the stairs and focused on him, Hew “Why, what do you think Evo- : 4 a signing of them j cally for the four-room emen CHAPTER XXX. momentary glimpse of @" lution IS anyway?" Morris in- “But where I get my ideas 4 " ce standing abo? qua eee ubout colleges and’ practically And men have nothing to do with the Z | including a full-sized ii Seba reaeRe & CALL. Melba) Face. ae Aa ou noe a “Well, what should it be if a lot ything clse that I don’t know [competition through which the women] « BZ] The arrangem a1 tnent Sa OE Ag, ay Pe bandanba eddvarchianeiannt of people which is respectable like about from actual experience will express themselves—not even so means everythin . man who Re Baldy He: Raa CvlUenco QT eon ayesccand @ pair of fees the Kentucky Legislators wants is fone e newspapers,’ much as to pass upon the merits of # lnsenelt, The Neonis ait brove that James was in his T petow at the top of the atalrwas 2” rite pase 6 lew against i : A be pokes y nee the plans. submitted z Mant: (8 whlsh ehe tise Nia iloae 40 4 ms th ry hour The searchlight winked out. There . B® retortes It ain't nothing de . my a Atanileomentte of the murder, But he wax now con-| was a Mash of lightniig and a crasty vent, You can bet your life on t is a colle hey got a The competitios ope | Zz amall a8 she sces thei " ‘ , of thunder. A second time the pocket {o that." lot of secret societies with funny [whe are not y sionally engaged in They may be nupplied with BAU Ho’ Had: SOLE tne) CUNT ound Kirby. [¢ found. higesn f !" Morris exclaimed, names like Bain and Bones and [architecture or building. The plans do or too smull closets, The living room [James had been there, and bis brother | crouched low and reaching for the .4% 0 “you've got no idga how easy the Caite Head and what not, and ff need to be finished designs. It is may be small or tor Via new jt under his arm he booming of Une averiae lexlatar tlashen Abe every onee in a while they have a ey ‘ 4 en | ; zi : ; 7 P ecessary that they show plainly ene HRefar &.Gombiial ud might heen revolver above reverberated down th tle don’t even have to be shocked holiday up there called Tap Day necessa % > mey mins sit of the stairway \ personally. It's sufficient for him and the New York newspapers [the arrangement the sender offers in the dining room so that t vs |" Spe RE Was wl eet aprerrire fee a rounst | lat a8 much as ten voters get ints fake columns on the front : ” ej may be provided for t 1 Tose ai Ae safety did om { shocked, and right away he be Pare cobouy wie ieue Menel (or The maker of the very b WI tamily. She may , Ax he wandered throweh 1 writ took the ataire Ave a red'in the face and wants | Skin and Hones 3 0 those submitted will receive anaward| You G | pomsibiniuion of Kite ; Kirby's mind was busy with 1 Uiree at aw xtride. No sound of tae 1 a law against ft. tapped for Calf's Head g ; : alae foslateos caine in hier “You mean to say there ain't “Harvard fs atmo a colle : sy Phe thr ans that are ale May 2 which will reduce ay patient ‘ SSH : Phe cattiernan, waited, erouched be nofhing objectionable about Evo- which 1 ne womuch about [most as good as the best will be award Make Z [they increase the ett t Paras Apartments. MM hind un outjutting pillar in the wall ! 7 Abe asked, personally, but [ gather from the Jed g25 each, and on others next in line wy | room in which the wor nd passed bin of the entrance. Every minute he > “No more Rian hee In stout nowapape rs, Abs Hist the stu wil? win awards of $10 each Use o Ail of these things w x Hull opened th of the apart. foxpected to see a furtive floure aneale Gravitation or Aviation,” Morris dents spend their time rowing ‘ , eka am . a TAL troet is hopes replied in boat races and vary it occas The cc ¢ that will pass upon the of > | pression in the ‘plang ' his knock. He s ring [past him into the His hoy MAKE BOOKKEEPING ILLE- onally by losing a football game plans and make the awards is made up of This : The I venns World's ¢ poominen han tie a dviaretor he build GAL AND INSPIRE STUDY. 10 Ae OUNOE Gangs ane,. te Mrs. Marcia Mead, architect, Blank tai llctetualer agnor eaencinn hee red est tering on two streets, Kirby ippears that Princeton is a place Py : BS, SONS RS t dan a question “phon [ suppose, Mawruss, that wherelad mnaby, RLUACHIS conte. No. 248 East 34th Street. to 3} a Sa aR janie la ers y this ume all the college stu- down 10 collexe in automobiles Miss Martha C. Sanford, Hel 8 The more pra \ terna & at the presorinton de vents in Kentucky which used to evory day, that the professors Household Editor Woman's Pp Z fiche g the number M ane - MiOne: 68 sae think that studying | this her has got to stand on the more busy Home: Companion You 3 jain submitted, the m i } tu th Denmark Hullding? Could | Evolution was practically torture, corners of the campus operating Mrs, Christine Frederick, house- With , a ON) to ha 4 entrance is now taking home books on STOP AND GO. signals, and elie t t 1 t Evolution and locking themselves every Commencement Day. they hold efficiency expert. Your The compettiton edt in the world. Alt he'd up in their rooms with them," give a Henry Ford Medal to the Good, practical ideas are what wi Plan. y_|t stundard of etficien to ga lo would me to crane the alley Abe remarked. student who has got the highest zes in the competition. Near- new apartments to be bu “ ri han i ult ' ha He} ‘ord stairs, Which if Congress or the mark for holding out his hand WA Afoe. ta ay : ¢ 1a _ w build them want oy k into the stree Hl z ne woman who lives in an apart: H Rian Cae) BaueRt wasted no more time, He *+ islature of the State of New whenever he made a right hand This blank is from tle floor plun ofa typical four-room eu nein ! York would make the teaching of turn during the senior year r r s fron ory g ps nM spuwe | mean apartments that \ \ \ 1" at wan who had tried ty)" double entry bookkeeping a fel Well, it's \ys been that § ; int'y to let other| Yuilding on a typical New York lot. If competitors do not j0 Kk udily and 1 the ' long since made good "3 ony like selling drugs to a minor, way about colleges, Mawruss, - draviing a complete plan, they moy fill in the blank ' th q t his getaway , Mawruss, it would get young fel- Abe said, ‘Eyen in the old coun . . . [ 7 , i avs Py ‘ the women in Hull dragged (To Be Continued.) evs 8o interested tu find out what try you can't he hat you r s of « blank floor plan} showing 4 different plan. The Roor York Ic Others of differs ' World’st mpetition out th } bandanna and gave Kis Qopyright, 121, dy Willlam Macleod Rates there waa in {+ to destroy their read about colleges, Mawruss, on this page does not mean that any-| Plan is of a typical four-room apart: phave been published during the wer r ther woman whi erlapopiectio face firat aid T dunno jrinted by ian ante syeerved. se morals, y’understand, that a few which anyt would think from body ise It If they feel lke! mens in @ building on a typical sew] AM plans for the Ution muat |! tors the cares og a te ba tt it Hon i Fangement witp MoughlonrSlitt Compeas-