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: A patti a eee se INR oe ‘THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1922." FLAMES DESTROY |(_ stock auoraTi Market QUOTATIONS : j ‘I Petroleum... 1205 121% 120% 12095 GE ES §] canada te tre By Williatm Macleod Raine @utnor ef “THe YuKon Trait’ “THE Bic Town Rounp-Up” ere. = @WILLIAN MACLEOD RAINE * CHAPTER XXXVIH. (Continued.) DEVELOPMENTS IN THE STORY. memorandum had killed Cunningham, Vw] MeIntyre P Mines 10% 19% 10% the Am Can pf May Dept Etoren,. 17 917% 17 117 By R. R. Batson. Am Car @ Fay locks have had, optimism regardin the outlook for security values hi not been greater in more tmportant financial crises than It fs at tho pre Am Car Fay pt.. Starts in Pile of Crutches Left] sm rus syna . Am Exprems ..... by Lame Who Announced Jam nen National Biscuit National Condult.. A ae ee Witenes Dek ont time, FTER the arrangement for RIRBY LANE, Wyoming rough rider, is under bond charged with the murder it must have been between half-past Many Miraculous Cures. poe es fevadia Cone! As 4 matter of fact, the most {m the private detective tofof his uncle, ae ie bal wll to ten. gen —— Am Toternational. ew York Dock. portant or rather the most conse- watch Hull had been mado, |, JAMES ‘CUNNINGHAM, a wealthy Denver promoter. Lane has denounced) ™,.h® hull writion in there, was QUEREC, March) 20.—The famous] m Linseed Ott. ak BAIN Tone He i quential buying of stocks has been Olson and Lane watked ton (ee Te ne at his young ienogricies, Shon tan Pa Kirby put the envelope th. ie North American shrine of Ste. Anne Ree Chase we o 68 Rachie Wwe\uen and still continues to be by what are] gether to the hotel of the latter, “WILD ROSE”? M'LEAN, her sister, also 2 rider, believe to have been wronged |Pocket and went out to get some © Beaupre has been destroyed by |Am Safety Razor. 1% poled ele Braga popularly termed the “‘inside’ inter-| ‘Come up to my room a minute | by Kite eee fold es ie sneered visit to his cousins, rine ix wo ‘a ‘« Am Ship é Com... 14% orthern Pac sts, and let's talk thi! over,” Kirb; ES C , an oil stock broker, and “rll call it a mornin’,” fire with a property loss of $1,200,000. 141, kim & Ret... e Ciao. PvokWR tekautiawelk at ie ue us JACK CUNNINGHAM, bond salesman, heirs to the uncle's estate, {ane |himself with a smile. Defective wiring ignited a pile of] Am &m & Ref pf. 6% T Okiahoma F roke! ave increased w' [he beak discovers his uncle's body in his apartment and thiere finds Rose McLean's glove crutches cast down by pilgrims who, |Am Sire! Fay Orpheum Ci they are estimated to be slightly in] As soon as the door was closed, | and a note from Horikawa, the dead man’s valet, saying that CHAPTER XXXIX. after kneeling in the dasilicn, had! Am Suear pf us Bierator 142% 148% excess of $1,000,000,000. It is true|/the man from Twin Buttes turned on Pl Gans nue ae ae ee A by Gat at the apartment. Hull was a partner) Kingy INVITES HIMSELF TO A arisen announcing themselves mi- [Am Sumatra row Owens Bottling |. 514 31% that public buying has increased to &|the farmer and flung a swift demand | foor below Cunningham's Lane has stopped tou the ny o Se ancl's ook RIDE. raculously cured. Soon the church} im Tobacco ee cos ee betel ra Ta ee ‘ie at him mi atten ak ane Halls are mack excited, aft inquest they lie about thee time Lane ap- HE Twin Buttes man had sald da thy ast of the Redemp- | Am Tob cia bk a en 6 Me Me rol hu ie Sow, Olson, 1" ear the rest of re ne, on discovering the ly, has left the apartment by the fire escape. n ae eee eetey re cad gon a {At ba Eanes fle Ot wt 40% BOK backbone of the rise is known to be]. o. overs = Rose McLean and Lane set out to solve the mystery, They are backed by his ibetepetacrety Bolles co torist Fathers were aflame and for a] 4, w wks & Fo stopleieedl pag ab irtad ef accumulation by bankers and wealthy 3 cousins. but he carried with him te fime the whole village was threat. |A Ww Ww % Blt nt Penn Railroad Ww 30M individuals. The eyes of the Swede grew nee COLE SANBORN, another rough rider, Joins the group, He and Lane find the restaurant the probl ened, Aw Wool Penn Seaboard Sti ja ty 7% bakes hs sea) so-called eth leg and narrow. ‘‘What's bitin’ you? Me one body of a essirnts valet in the apartment adjoining that of Cunning-|that had become the pivot of all With th threak of the fire an] ain din People's Gan By A ix based on the Improvement In busi-| ive told story.’ am, Lane traces a threatening letter to Dry Valley an ; gee as snnctea ‘Die ANON ce aw Bere Marquette 20% oP ess) that has {hus fas ocosrred ans are Sele Ni all of it." OSCAR OLSON, a farmer to explain it Oise acoso says he knows waking thoughts. Hs had 8 Se impressive s ena licaoagle be) Phtinda Company SRK BAK the expectations they entertain re- danas SA alos who killed Cunningham but refuses further information. Lane also questions _|P!ntment to meet a man for hunch, regarding the crackle of flames in| \\) Coast Line Phillipa Pet 37% 86% garding the future. “Whadja mean? PHYLLIS HARRIMAN, his uncle's fiancee, and thereby displeases his two}and he found his guest waiting for the sacristy, priests attached to the] At! Gulf & WI Plevee Artow « IT 16% ‘There is hardly anything more] “You told me what you saw from | cousins, who appear to conceal the identit Pierce Arrow pf. . Pierce Oil ... Pitts @ West Va of two men and a woman who vis-| nim insid sgh Sk 0%) significant than the increase in ling re escape of the Wyndham, but jIted the apartment the night of the murder, “Esther McLean (s spirited away BY fev Bhatt a >| Th t fmoon- ay atm a7y| frelsht car loadings since the first of) oa telt what you saw from the Narney Cunningham. Kirby discovers that Phyllis Harriman was married secretly je. restaurant was an Atl Gulf @ W basilica organized a procession and] qi iic wruit... marched around the famous statue of | Baldwin Loco pt i es Preaved Btecl Car Tt 7 4 the year. On Jan, 1 there were 470,- & his cousin James and that his uncle knew of the marriage. Lane answers|spicuous one on a side street. Kirby #te. Anne on its onyx column, pray-|Paldwin Lace pr Pullman Company 123% 124° 129% 194] 516 cara in good condition that were| ire escape of the Paradox @ note from an unknown source, keeps an Mopoltitete as 7 ble (Lent baer ation Mea areca ing that the edifice might be saved, Ralt & Ohio pf. funtea Aleg Sugar 40% 40% 40% 40%] Idle. By March 15 these cars had] swnro says 1 saw anything from after he has failed to get information from Mrs. Hull or from man who stepped into the booth with Might tre, the Cathedral ‘waa av-[harnaane Ratt set Be ey Sele EMT Sere See sneer tore tree | there SHIBO, janitor of the Paradox Apartments. Cole Sanborn finds Esther, |nim and sat down on the opposite seat eaught fire, the Cathedral was at-|narnsdale B Rall Steel Springs 06% 07% 96% ST%| 50 per cent. ere? i and writes that he and she are to be married. Lane and Jack Cunningham} was Hudson, the clerk whom James tacked and it became upparent that |Hatepties Mining. me Coated 14% 14% «14% At the first of the year the stecl| “I say #0." op in a fist fight over Kirby's activities, and it makes them better fnends.!haq accused of losing the sb | both were doomed. eth Stee nding c 74% 74 744] industry, generally accepted as one of| you tryin’ to hang this killin’ on} Olson tells of seeing the Hulls and the Cunninghams i Cunningham's 3 43 - i i nninghams in_James Cunning) paper with the Japanese writing. (34) the best indications of business con-| 1.0 demanded Olsof angrily Tooms just before the murder, and of hearing a shot he third degree a4-|" tye got it at Inst,” he sald as bi shdsl MMU elete Leaeal (ey . ‘pap tent] Ministered privately to Hull throws much light on darkness, and his wife cor ic at not more than 26 per cent, of ca-| ‘‘Not if you didn't do It nm tell’) roborates his story’ : : soon as he was alone. ‘Thought he pacity. To-day the United States Steel] you what you did that night,”’ con- never aoe go out and leave the Ney Corporation {8 operating at slightly | tnuca Kirby, without the leact trace | tp, to the private dray ‘ Reading Int pt Reading 2d pf Replogly Steet Rep Iron & Steel Rep Ir & Btecl pt Republic Motor : Reth Steet B ‘Then priests turned to fire fighters. [Bem Ye Ta While some combated the flames, likin nT cts, others entered the blazing church to] jurnn ros A save priceless relics. Many were car-! turns Brox B ried to safety. Among them were the ;Rutte Cop & 7: ' e exact time you heard the shot cold-blooded kil But he left the key in the lock—for miracle-working statue of Ste. Anne | Butte & Buporior Royal Dutch N ¥ better than 70 per cent of capacity anner. “When] No, raune Ne 2 - led killing . F ; and a number of paintings by old [Butterick Co + bile” and the steel industry as a whole {s/f doubt in voice or m . TE don't reckon T ean Only once had he seen James | just five minutes—while Miss Harri. masters, The statue was saved by |caut i Rev. Father Bruneau at the risk of |caue petroleum his life. Canadian Pacific A call for help despatched to the | Central Leather Quebec Fire Department brought the | Cerro De Pasco . Chief of the brigade with an engine | Chandler Motors ‘and a company of men on a special | Che® & Onto . Chi & Alton train, but they arrived too late to save] Cy ‘anon Ry 1 operating at better than 60 per cent.| Mrs. Hull pulled down the blind, you eyeahed asked only one more ques-| thrown off his poise. That was when | man came to see him about something of capacity. ran up to the roof an’ cut down the | vou jor . Kirby and Rose had met him coming |this morning, He walked out with ° tion with the {i vement " ¥ sk to the |v, bet t next mornin’ for Dry]out of the Paradox white and shaken, |her to the elevator. I ducked into his In connection with the Improvement | cicthes line. You went back to the | Valley, didn’t you?" in steel business it is being borne !n aict Nyon ON ! his arm wrenched and strained. Heoffice, There was the key in pind by the larger operators in tha| ire escape, fixed up some Kind of a] es None oo’ my business if| had been nonplussed at sight of them. |drawer, find in the drawer, right sicck market that current business is|lariat, an’ flung the loop over an} 10) sick Mull, for i. He wae) The explanation he had given was|the bottom under some papers, 1 F : aeeen ite inadequate as a cause found what I wanted.”’ being accepted at prices that are sub-|aputment stickin’ from the wall of)” Kiroy said nothing. He looked out | “ye naded stuntially higher than those existing]. . paradox. You swung across tolof the window of the room without Twenty-four hours later Kirby] He handed to Kirby the sheets of St L & So'went pt Santa Cec Sugar Savage Arma Seaboard Alr Line Seaboard Air L pt Seneca Copper Shattuck Ari had discovered the dead body of the|paper found in the living-room of the 5 : i H two or three months ago. 1 seeing: any. fie . Pi ane caine Se — M na ere ah ae sincthie i Taking the pallrousrartuntlan there| the fire escape of the Paradox. There eeing anything. His thoughts were| sananese valet Horikawa Had Japartment where Horikawa had been MRS. JAMES ARTHUR SEAVEY. CRI&P Slow-Sheff stl must be considered the fact that in| you could see into the room where aes come fresh from the murder }found dead. Elizabeth Steiner Clement Seavey, |] CR! & P 7 ne of 8 Porto Rico Sug addition to the increase in the volume] G@unningham was tied to the chair.” of Horikawa The cattleman looked them over Chl Gt Weste wife of James Arthur Seavey, died at} Cn, Gi west pf, her late residence, No, 954 St. Nicholas} Chi 4 N'west Ry Avenue, yesterday morning after a tin- | Chile Conner Southern T Southern Ry Southern Ky pt Stand Ol of NJ ifie It was possible that the Oriental |and put them in his pocket. “‘Thought might have held evidence against}he wouldn't destroy them. He him and threatened to divulge it.|daren't. There might come a time James with the fear of death in his|when the translation of this writi of traffic nearly every important sys- tem in the country is operating at # greatly reduced ratio; that the direct |down?"’ cost of moving traffic is much below] «The blind doesn’t fit close to the “How could 1 if the blind was Kering {lness. With her when she died © Copper Mahan ian aii what it was three months ago or at}. cawork of the window heart, might have gone each day Into | would save his life.’” were her husband and her brother, Stromberg 46, this time last year. mee t Olson was struck the apartment where the man was| “I reckon that just about evens the Henry Steiner Clement. Mrs. Seavey] Col Fucl & tron Studetiaker 108% Inthe copper situation the surplus of} For the momen lurking, taking to him food and news-]| score between me and Mr, James Submarine Boat was the daughter of the later Col] Col Gas & Elec e metal stocks which were a sourco of{dumb. How could this man know papers. They might have quarrelled.| Cunningham,” the clerk said vin- Sony. Dulane Camnert, one of the ath | Columia Gragho Superior On ny s0 much worry to consumers siz he had done unless some The strained tendons of Cunning-|dictively. ‘He bawied me out before exactly what ' time Republican leaders of the State,|Comp Tab & Rec ‘Biter: ahh months ago have been heavily reduced > ham's arm could be accounted for a}/a whole roomful of people when he who died only a few months ago, and | Consol Textile p & Chem " ind costs of production nave been | ®¢ had seen him \ eon Ti knew all the time I hadn't lost the PSea ae waaay Saute Froeent Obl oat cue cite Se lowered to such an extent that even} “You know #0 much. Trees) papers. But I've dug up a better job many of the Lake mines are now able|tet vou tell the: rest." the Scandina to output copper at a profit vian said with uneasy sarcasm What applies to the railroad situa- tion and the copper situation applies the Little Miami Railroad, now the Panhandle Division of the Pennsyl- vanla, and of the Cincinnati Southern road. Besides husband, Mra, ‘Tex & Pac Coal Tobae Products Transcon O} ‘Twin City Rapid and start in on it Monday. He's been claiming he was so anxious to get eets back to vou, Well, I Conden O11 Olson. “afraid you'll have to talk, these Cuba Cane Sugar a hope he's satisfied now Seavey te survived by her son, Arthur | Gu Cane Sug pf TOE Aet nee Ee with equal force to the sugar situa. | Either to me or to the Chief at head “He had no right to keep ‘em Glement Seavey, who't a ranchman {| Conse! Distrib Union Pacitic “aes tion, to equipment companies and to}quarters. You've become a live sus- Thay werent’ hike ON tinge, '6e - Clea Un Fac : most other industries : out yourself, You translated, then turn the sheets over £ = =} Cuban Am sug i pf TRY 73a pect. Figure it Bo) itn tie: stieets ore SAVINGS BANKS, f Davison Chen United Aitoy 50g 30% hreaten Cunningham by mail. You to the police if they have an) s | De) back & west ates ee os 88 There is probably nothing more | thre rople orally, on the case Put Your Savings ix a Savings Bonk Dome Mines Wales eral 1140 10 T striking in the financial situation] make threats before peop! | The clerk went on to defend him- Quarterly Dividends Elec Stor Bat Un Hydae oo ot N'%} than the improvement in the hond| you come to Denver an’ take room | self for what he had done and abuse Elkhorn Coal ue ie he Goat 4} market. Issues of large amount are he next house to where he lives James Cunningham TROPOL SAVINGS J :naicort- sot i eles jut] being offered at income yields that [> are eit he's killed, by your own Mr, Lane rather dodged the ethics BANK |‘ sass lad Alcohol. fog] would have been considered un-]On the night hy thes piattoray of the case of Hudson. He had, of Ja pt s Realty & Imp marketable three months ago. Yet, ]admission, you stand on Pp course, instigated the theft of the 1 THIED AVE., COR, ith STREET. Erie 24 9 iB ss) larm ee laterest tor Per annum oo] 5 5 Rubber se no ala in spite of the radical shading in in-]7 few fect away an’ me yields, new issues are being quickly oversubscribed. Much of this mprovement in demand for bonds}|you hear the yous Players sk Tubber Freeport Texas Gen Asphalt 8 Stee! papers He was entitled to the James had appropriated them A a trick. Besides, it was a matter of Yhree months ending March Bist, 1922, at vate of Later while you see him siugged shot that kills him an’ * 8 D : fic e public and private justice that the Deposits on or before April 4th ene al a Wg i V+ (S[may rightfully be attributed to im-|still you don’t call the orsicarss whole Cunningham mystery be wilted hatereat “trom Absit iat Gon. Bleetrte ls Tig twig tug] PLOVement in money and credit con- | auostion the police wil! want to know cleared up as soon as possible. But pee coaay evenings trom 6 tot Spe 4 My 8 ve, | ditic Sul, itn be said that > does an : xt prepared to pass on Hud- GOCIETY ACCOUNTS ACCEPTED. Gen Motor Deb 3 i a. ov fimprovement in neas, with) a | (© whether the man with Re ah BE ent et in the (pet runient) tn From This Date n Motor 6 pc Sl Ateut Macstan ‘0 Noe sb ae eeps it secret may not hay son's ti " t Disidends Wil Be Pad Quarterly. Pavia U2 Neat Marstana jo Jvesuitant release of “frozen” credits, |then keeps it ne ee sonia i Robert De andrews, France WH Moftet.| Gray & tuvis i Mdieedeat ha 17, | plays an equa! part the Best reason in the worl isles ‘The cattleman had made inquiries _ Presiden: eoretarys VG. Nortiern pf wait | uel, ar eres . wanting it known.” He knew of a Japanese interpreter . Gt Nor Ove Westinghouse ee , Convincing evidence of how the} iaias you moan-—the best reason | used in the courts. Foster had recom fy OCK oa ngs Astituiion ah Ae Wheeling & 1B. nest minds in the financial district ae {| Inended him as entirely reliable, Guan Sugar Wheet @ LB opt 0 regard the threatened coal strike isin the worl¢ | : Pe a uaa! tbe 441 & 363 bowery, Cor, bd St, New York, |Gulf Staten Stee aac 3 . ‘ eat = ree t eA ADE this man Kirby w Pa ko ie ea Wr ea oh i te White aot ar as und in the market course of the) they'll ask what's to have § Te canon mane the three months ending March 31, ni rf re hite O41 Bons a eT cou) roads stocks . rom openin’ the window - i 2 nil deposits entitled thereto under the By- |! . + SST Wwickwire 8 ! te nN At disee’ GE (Gia ihaticetciaek | Meniee: Soul frond ODEDIS 4 . ; The affair was moving to Aeiey Hee Datei wo’ ane attr Apel ite Me 03 | waty-Orertadd.. St” ts, "Lieut Reading showed an ndvance of{an’ steppin’ in while my wncle was) 1) was gain’ ever the Papers in the ‘ f max. Within a few hours now Hirby Buin, Daye fund after He s ; ye-Oier p ‘ S SORGIN I Ship wad}an Ad yap oe . : s|desk—and an au ic pistol was \ oe : txpected to see the murderer of his yp Devarits tna 1 Wz duly 16 et 2 s [a point, Delaware, Lackawanna and | tied up, from shootin’ him an’ slippin’ |168 “ SSHIAELS T DAniph mre \ i ; arene inder arrest. Tt was time entitled to inte % : Hewes ‘ 2 tk i oy osha ere righ ‘ nele der arres ANDREW MILLS, President Fa igs orth Hump. Nig 4 £] Western 2 points and Delaware and} gown the fire escape, an’ from e right by his hand. Fae OMe tiet of Police iator his ANDREW 3ULLS JI. viral Vice President Bit aly point ‘They closed at ap-| Vig: pack unstairs to your own ntidence. He walked down Sixe cert} easurer 10% iy 40% . ae se Bie ack ups contidenc BAMUEL W ry ! 33), 36 ae cerns : eee ee ee Tne oom athe Wendhaln cused on the problem defore him teenth Street toward City Hall. Mor ota \ + 8%] Opened steady. Gilliland, O19; Inu —— = save vou claimin’ that 1 killed | Other mun stirred Uneusily, ‘At Curtis Street the traffic officer ‘ | Pet. tat. up! ir ; aW nin: I did it?” he usked was semaphoring with energetic ges er Ices alter Si : iO [Bees corte IE |) i BROOKLYN CUTLERY him?" Olson wanted to KNOW thinks | did H2"" he asked | Svan pemnaphorings 2 ners eee: Tk Go , Coat y ie 0 Hy 9 ‘ob, coup. 1, up 4; Ph. Mor sim tellin’ you that the police will ee as to be on their way. Kirby Hartford. Tnatrict of Hast | ; Aye ats MANUFACTURER DIES I'm tellin back to the Dry Valley settler. | good deal more readily on the hypoth. | hicles (o be on 3 turds inthe Hout, om the atc2 Up Yai > question ‘You? Oh, net You didn't do it.” walked across the street diagonally day ‘of Murch, A.D. 1 d rr Libhy, 4 surely raise the ques You no fo Mt” Lesis of a bit of expert Jiu-Jitsu than front cf am elecwis Shion” Witter it [ania City : baw Week, eitty, Smccarmbal gy they do Til tell ‘em who did There was auch quiet certainty in} on the story of a fall downatairs and passed ini (raster aul oasis i (o Hardeniog of th eviidly 8 manncy that Olson draw a deep 1 time element was tremendously | cade ' ding i) the. ort t 1» LIBEILEY BONDS | An ties af tae the rancher blurted out wild! i nena hy SoS ie The t lement was trem ndously | reas driver and stood smiling at the ; rasonn th ee 4 ah ae rerios gs , Es wnportant in the solution of the my cnn x u pan) Sait ‘ f 1 Week, ff Hirt telt enn slaty IEP were sn vow cay vou say so. WW mad fe f Cunningham's death. Kirby |door with his hat off bs ‘ “ . 10 dwar we Wty. cutlery manu lot Hore we o b EN M bs oo « ec yor it inute, As 1 ian 5 o aidan ahi sete ary 01 . place. (Iti) a loro ange your mind had studied this a hundred times. On f Pant to 660) vou) Just sree : of BA [tw atibar > Big taginrer, Gted’iot Hardening st tus a7 keep still uniil vou Haven't changed it. Knew tnavalll the back of an enevelope he jotted] Miss Harriman. May { come tn " ® \1 a, my 26 a SE SO OE a Vic- terie day at his home, No, 247] than it See wall the ime" down once more auch memoranda as| Her long, dark eyes Mashed at him. A autatinibra tan ie RrceRte cortices At whet La ' . ‘ Rugby ot, Hrooklyn. A native of fC ent do you'll sit up an’ take] He rose, Olson took the bint. He ihe knew or could safely guess at, | The first swift impulse was to refuse, Sluntelpal Building of, the Cl 6 tere TY + USTFOREIGN EXCHANGE oreNeD| Germany, he came to this country at|patice. The man who shot Cunning. [would have liked to ask some ques ne of these he had to change| But she knew that he was dangerous mn tu ‘ M f sevent t bus Hes 1 if your own cousin ve Dry {tions, but his host's manner did vot} aightly as to time to make them| He knew much that it was vital b P ab SEVABYGD LEER and AUB ae Nas manic Sng VES: nvite them. ‘The rancher left Movetail inte each ether her social standing Ao ee go : tesyas av¢lerk in a hh ' ae os Up and down his room Kirby p Pe) Uncle J. leaves City Club ishe She sparred for e. | ene ’ ter he set up in business for him On Se Sones iL beat from the window 16 the doo \ Vocle a. reach “what do you want? mn ' 1 t 1each Ww Pe SU eae it J mek again slippers & o He took this as an invitation and snd at the time of his death was| «you saw him do | ind back agi ; Bo ue spo Oe ee y 1-2) eat » Pre of Edward Week & Son oT heard the shot while Twas: on’) fiat now his hat mt t cn to aE ive al taut ot the traffic," he nh franes. demand, sae Inc, which has a factory in Brookiyn| the roof, When T look’ Hoa ee eT aris incMaver tints Aulle te epart told her. “Where we can talk with- 1 O841, uD Ho He jo. | and several retail stores in the two] edge of the blind me rN Otc ie ta nientas EN aA : N ; = out being disturbed rage ia goin’ over the papers in the {and sifted the ev a ’ Approximately tit son BANKING: AND FINANCIAL BANKING AND FINANCIAL LS SO ee OS A TOOL ta POUR Te een ee omnia, platol was Mentill. (AID henrd shot (To Be Continued.) - Hpbi ~ SO = eis dracho: lemand, 0443 He was agmember of the Hardware |desk—and an BUI tl PIS : Vor one of cold a tetiiperament £20. 842 Olson busy on roof, wil | Copyright, 121, ov NWVilliam Macleod Raine 0445, 0 \ w hes, | Club, the Forty-second Street Prop-|there right by his SE ROOT A eet as aalgerad Grigg a Heed ypescet vy and, 194 boot | orty Owners’ Association, and several| ‘He was alone a a James ad bapa. alatinety crea te Pilate eey Poited i nay ealstan at nani eesti 5. demand ¢, | othe ¢ associations. His wife, a first he was. In about af hi ad BO 140. 9.68 dames tn apurtn Tangement with Hougnton-Mifflin Compaay’ . Sf - rother an’ Miss Harri nd bend for him when he had been ou OO mt sin Apt , nox Peoseias, derane « | son, Albert H, Week, and two daugh- pute his the i, 1 1 ack and Phyl a Ap : Sweden | te bs als an ahe Saw yore uncle} the Wyoming cousin's confidence in| 10.00 1 reach rooms na wii be held inthe home at 2.80 P. M.] screamed when st anald | ot 020 oe speed and accuracy | lis alles. scream) Minced. The ether brother, [order that he might prove an asset | 1 went he Litt ¢ cali E nda caugh ant | rather t a liability to his cause aS Gal Galles ) ial i : hie ‘ ——— the youngone, kinds caush\ her an’ rat nae That was the time schedule as we are essential in good brokerag ih, ! Dea . r. He was struck all of rhe of} broker had readily agreed to hat was the s 0 | g erage service | t (ATACH SEW PORT HOMEY ROR epee ether FE aL could ace (nat lorcet Esther MeLean from public-/@# he had been able to work Ht out) 7 pear. nen s ae a ‘ " i hear was incomplete. For instance, he i Prompts ou handling of your transactions in | _— PROVIDENCE Mare yan ateftie tooked at James, an’ he said, lity. but the reason for his fe ars 4 Reiaa jaratonh Stat aosount itor Red I oot New York Curb Exchange stocks is a fund i ‘ ; ‘i yu didn't'—That was all * was quite plain now is hes. |ag not Geen é | i = amental { AUSTRIA has been placed on Greystone, |'My God, you . Horikawa in it unless he rep _ ! . , Dn SHOR y ed to finish, O° course James |t votecting hiniself, not her kawa . | tobe ey 6 j vetlones & Haker'service. vaTe AN EXTENSION |, alee, John J Wyeong of New| No need to finish, | O° course amen |teen prowecling Mitton to Kather|tewented X in that ten minutes of | By Robert W. Chambers By the application of sour anking and commercial VASHINGTON ‘i Phe] York. and om Arnis Hall, owned by Mra bee Mies Harriman outa the | proved him selfish and without prin-|tIme unaccounted for. I" | - methods to the brokerage business, in ten veurs this j pein , _ Freder mun of Now} t oom, Maybe a coupla minuter /cipis to had been willlne te fel bis jparate, Olean naa ant '| A Thri'lingly Romantic organization ha ed first + t Hens At einer Now ne came back alone Me we J uncle bear the odiom of mis- | to time, but Rone could be ebe ‘ nel reanization has reached first rank imits field in service | Senute wuthorizin five Miax Swift, Inc., New York, |iater he came Pars Mone tie wont Hien beneath the surface of his| pretty closely, since she could not Love Story of the and financial strength r extension for payment by Aus ing firm, obtained a Judgment | right etraleht Maen ne nen anes cold. manner. Jat was probably |have been in the room much more 7 "Auk. for baaie: ad Of B3Bi000;000%tort c[arninat the wo tor 410,000, ° "The | ins 8 rey you Td sccn tie uncle Jawept by heady passions. is tove|than five minutes before him. Prot American a 5 ; : lc { ft irehaned will be advertised for sale at pub | umen nid yo ven his uncle [swept by audy pe Nest Sie aha Ned BOSGGn Aue LMA that siege | oA Great Organization Built on Service” | hithe Ur » Cor] c readin’, glanced it § turned to | for Phyllis Hicrriman h a © zee nina es bbe hee peony Yigal vad ipa | Pevolution. va ‘ > The back page, Jammed the paper {beyond prudence, beyond honor, He /James « pase lett ani e aid a YORE POWER POR NEW JEMSEY. Dyno in the eubby | ww’ then |had duped his uncle, and at the oy : hie tier nut age ia arse Hones I Laectric Company. [ewitehed off the Light, T went bac his unclé's death he hud been due jfore Rose arrived was qu Be : | She valerd fer ‘ f the Public Servi cory res ie Wyndhani. Ist ihe rope ce ee ap the whirhwind sible that her coming had frightened 21S | Jones & BAKER sees oe anki athe Gf thalnrablle, Bary ine’ adhe Wrmiany: ‘eft ine ane on: sie mean the Hin ane yen 10) tava [BiB out Monday. Apri i New York Offices Vg te ms Market i ther 1 < Ky ¢ ‘ines HOCH | raot One was the tune element So far as the dovetailing of tine onday, pri 5 Fifth Ave. Tel Mad Su 1877 Bina . | ‘oun ] Duties donner ‘ ie white T wast empersment of fwent, there was oniy the ten misute cae © Broad Street | f ' | \ mun t ff pled for less between the leaving of Me] D | H Ne Hagens eta ‘ : , i / He} Hulls and the appesrance of J y - . . locate’ more ive for @ than those mentioned in his penciled ¢ rs B0n. bu sion elatione "Can you ad vetiie ¥ ’ 7