The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-09
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The assistant cashier gave vent to
q hurstsof gayety at the astontshmlent
Of the watehman' wno probably would
nation In any one but Bill Avery.
But few minutes elapsed after Val.
entine answered the telephone call be-
fore the door opened. and in came a
man whose iron gray hair curled be-
meath the rim Of his high silk hat.
Glaringly bright yellow kid gloves
adorned his hands. His frock coat, Of
the latest make, was a bit worn on
the edges. and lit was for that reason
that the seeondhand dealer had made
a reduction ID price t9 Mr.. Cronin.
The newcomer laid a handsome gold
headed Indian bamboo walking stick
across a chair took of his gloves and
faced Valentine and Red
'Mr. Randall?" he said.
Eyes. Mr.. Cronin."
s"Cronin be bowed" cried Red, start-
ing forward, Its Bill Avery. How
about you, old pal?'i 50
Avery. pleased at the enthusiastic
welcome and at the sight of both of
his old friends. shook hands with
each. Then he drew back and looked
from one to the other. think Of US
enree Deln lett alone together like this
IN a real nank'" he said significantly,
ana ms two hearers could not restrain
laughter at the thought Of what the
circumstances would have meant to
! theM IN days now put behind them.
Dlu you get the plcture| asked
avery OF Falehtlne. You told me to
Senu 1, IT. Dut wanted 10 see you Ihat
uU wa, n 4!s5 IS a wonder
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up Tue 'elesFam from MS desk and
eA.ril'e', II 10 avery
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"oh, don't get blue" encouraged
Valentine. sic doesn't want you fcl.
lows. It's ME that he is after" He
examined a large photograph which
Avery had sent him. 1t showed the
tables and guests at large banquet
in luxuriously appointed restaurant
"Yes. | think this saves me-" he re,
marked. He held 1t before Red, ask
ing. Whats thls?"
"Flashlisht Of a banquet"
"Who is this oil the right Of the
oaStmaster:" pointing at face in