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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
pramatIsts b be Eeted.

The Man From Home Is To Cele-
bfate bis advent into Albuquerque so.
ciety Uy Danquetting the celebrities
who have popnlarized his name local /,
ana who are 20 crown him with new
laurris tomorrow and next evening
The scene of tue banquet will be the
annex TO the dining room az the AZ
varado hotel, which will be- transform.
el hy witchory OF Manager Smithers
Skill into a dover docbcd salon con.
duciye 10 dissensualiling and ethereal.
izing the enjoyment OF the italian
feast TO be- spread before the dramat-
lists OF The Man From Home. com.
pany the musicians aud the commit
tee ot the \ W G. \. who have col
Elaborated with the directors In the
business plans Tor the benefit play As
perfect as The cuisine rs sure 10 be-
,ae post.Oanquet pleasure viii crown
The evenings fcstivity Tor an i'm
promptu musical program viii Ice rem
dcrcd with italian harmonics and
songs prcdomluating ana after dinner
speeches win De- made In the genial,
happy stylc Of iootlight tolk The
hosts will he Mcssts Albright aud
Dugger who are responsible fog the
production of one OF the greatest
dramas and greatest philauthroplcs IN
the annals of Albuquerque
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
Marrlaae Of reachern.

\ simple, yet withall exceptionally
Impressive marriage service occurred
at high noon Monday in the parlors
of the Childrens Homo society, when
ID G. T. Iukcns spoke the words
uniting Miss Ellen Fanccs Daniels Of
Crystal Lake. M. aud Professor Tom
Gladstone Rodgers teacher In the
silver city Nornal school The bride
has been resident OF New Mexico Tor
several years, having taught In the
schools of Roswell Las Vegas aud
Santa Pc
Atiircd In n smart blue tailored suit
with hatmunlling hat the bride was
ready Tor the journey TO their home In
silver civ the same evening \ taste.
lul post nuptia luncheon was enjoy.
cd hy the bridal couple. the officiating
minister aud Ncsdamos Yates and
Potter Immediately after after the
ccrc uOny Professor and Mrs Rodg.
ors have hosts of friends throughout
the state vino share la their happi.
ness.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
ASTOR WILL Be HIS
OWN UNCLE
Son of Great Financier May
Wed Miss Katherine Force
Which Will Cause Strange
Mixup in Relationships.

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
runtr, Displn, a, state rair.

lt"W many ladies Doe Albuquerque
Mo have been praised for their cook
ing You VINO rcud tlI. are, doubt
icss, famed ia your own circle for
culinary creations which SOLELY yuut
SKIN can produce Why not "lct
your light so shine that men may see
your good works." WHY not dom
"u~iratc &C the first state fair that
New Mexico goes Into th, union with
feminine constituency trained iu the
arts ut hoWe-making and cookery o
Why not respond To- the Invitation
extended hy MIS-. RodeN, chairman ~
the cookery department. place the lee
suits oi cuisine craft on display in
the Woman's building aud thereby
materially contribute a. tho success
of the first state fair Having thou-
sands of experts la the state Their. h
nu reason why New Mexico should
not nave notable pnutrS display.
Incidentally io2al and Interstate mer-
chants are enr0uraRing the exhibit
Win profirrs ct prizes In addition to
tho premiums and blue ribbons Ca be
bestowed by the fair association
Mrs Rudcl, assisted bN Mrs A. NJ.
'oddmgtun, 10 busily engaged I'm core
responding with prospective exhibit
ots from other counties with mcr-
chants m Denver. and ;n interviewing
lucal boosters ana thry ask for the
ladies of the entire state to consider
themselves committee members Ia
work FOR the succeeds of the drpart-
mont WIN such cooperation the
""men's exhibit will lend mstcr Ia
IN" glory uf the first state fair which
VIII not h' dimmrd in many decades,
suppose each one eft us who are pre-
serving. icliying or pickling this fan
send a sample to Mis-. R"dcy for the
pantry display? Aside from the non.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
CHURCH AFFAIRS
w. c. 7. U. Eleeis offeers.

The annual business meeting of the
Womans Christian Temperance union
Was held yesterday afternoon IN the
paIlors OF the Lead Avenue Methodist
church The election OF officers re-
suited Ia Che reward for faithful sory.
ices Dy continuance of several incum
henis OF the past year All the vice
presidents representing tho various
churches were retained and the gen,
erdl officers named as follows. Mrs
Mullic & Leaning. president Mrs
Sidney Huughton. vice president
Mrs VI j Butler. treasurer: Mrs
Margaret Werning. secretary. The
state convention OF White Ribbonefs
10 assemble In Las Vegas Septembei
~ and 2U was discussed ana at the next
meeting a delegate will bee appointed
10 represent the Albuquerque Union
at the convention
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23

Tic and private projects in The CITY
and state imbuod with new zeal un.
der the beams OF the stat. hood star.
he public playground for AlhuuuDr
que Juveniles are rapid, assuming
Gratifying development
Two sturdy frames for swings.
equipped with iron rings Ton ropes.
securely boltcd and biacpl lro rcpdy
Tor the girls pleasure. while Two sim.
liar frames 10 support trapplc and
cable strung rings ave ready to place
for the benefit at be's uI ever, age.
size aEd condition RyUunEs of lum.
bot 10 aford shade for ulc tot. de-.
sirous OF mixing con'DoHuu- or pics
of mud and sand are already erected.
and several tiers OF seats Will bee
placed this wcol, for De- appommuda.
ton OF the habituos ah.u uall games
or contests in The atonu occur
Not child lover or patriot In the
city bat must feel q tbtu of pride 10
see he nucleus OF public recreation
grounds wherein is tu boz bred "a
hcalthivr. nubler generation of citizens
than is possible without This cultural
station Ana To have % part IN It's cs-
tanlishmcnt should b., fHr ImHui ION
Of every citizen.
Just nov there is uuaI Tor some
publiCspirtrd person 100 come for.
ward and donate - tCnJ .I servo geo q
home tor the carCtHkDr who mas been
employed 60 bo constantly ON Ihu
sounds 40 supervise tuc constructing
work and protect lCW ,ludalisr tu,
ID. upcuy 10 have % fDut huuo ou
toe ,foWiscs voIi "a, 'futu tlc uot.
OF tN, carctakcr an. b. l.srcl uy tie
officer. ot the CIV lp.Iuyon Ont CO..
,,Cty Who deserve M credit iu. THIS
the common drinking emp is achuuwl
edged 90 bee grave menace tu the pub.
lie health b. behooyDs some phlau.
thropic s1uitarian To protect the little
ones tp play here by installing AN up.
to.datc bubbling-Cup drinking toun.
tain For every artisan iu The city
and for every one who can spare q
dollar thcrC is work waiting lor con
trihutiuu of talent or money As soon
as funds pcuml the grounds will be
fenced
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
RaptIst Assoe ! atlon Meet.

The annual meet Of the Baptist az.
sociatiun of the New Mexico district
comprising eleven Baptist churches
will be held In Vaughn from August
- 10 % inclusive The cooperative
purposes aud Gprit OF the association
render these sessions iucstimably vat
uahlo anu helpful 20 the delegates.
who IN the exchange of thought and
experiences return fu their churches
inspired with renewed zeal and con.
secretion Rev Jesse J. Ruuyan and
Mrs Ruuyan will leave this evening
in company with several delegates
from the local congregation Miss
Minnie Grant Diohl ahu has been
summCHng 40 Mountainair viii stop
az Nauehu en- route home and be- "a
representative ut The local church
during the session 10 close sunday
evening
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
prrtt, wedding solcmnilcd.

Au August wedding That is OF inter-
r~i 10 NIhupuorpuo people be- that OF
Miss Mabel Harrison of the Harrison
ranch on the pcyus tU Mr.. A. \.
Wynne. lunhvrm1n for the local dis
trl,t uf the forest service. The c,r-
cmon was celebrated sunday. in SAN
ia Pc and Co.,, couple Will live In
this city, where MIR WNnne has pur-
chased pretty residence ou south
Walter street The btid" H. very
popular young lady and tho groom d.
we'll known in this city Ia spite OF the
fact That his work keeps him out OF
town much ut the time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
AUTUMN STYLES GO
BACK TO NATURE

New NurE \ y. Aug p llay,
You seen lcr'
She has too white face: too white
because, paic though II Is, she has
made it palor stIll with an aIt that
ls aululncss
Hen ewes have painted shadows pa
deepen the reelection OF hcl painted
thoughts
Her hair rs parted and brushed nm
Ian 10 shines like satin aud is coilud
close to her head Madonna wise bat
yet too wise, so that II only makes a
paradox
Her hat is small. too small ana very
chic, ami pulled down Sc fag ana
pcrchod at Just thr angle that would
cast The shadow of suspicion oven
upon IuuOcCusp
OF course, she does not, hut there
is no early reason Vh, she should MOI,
Walk with huo lrcc stridc-that o..
no real reason. except her TOO narrow
skirt and her 500 1uckled shoes Ca.
she wears no STAYS 1t any kind The
soft brucadc of her Gown clines tO me-.
ankles aud g. cuusht in high above
the waist o. hcU mcorseted hgurc
And SO Have Nou seen her. For 30
rs thus she comes tu you the Aut
umn girl-Nalkng toward you out ul
August into your arms and into Sep
tcmber
You viii think rom an this that I
have seen her or course. have not
cannot see through e month ur Two
any more than son can. uJ thor, are
certain terribly wise people such as
milliners aud modistcs, who can see
a long way ahead particularly when
IL COMES 90 matter ~ fashion And
some of these worry wise mllllucls
ana modlstcs have caught glimpscs
of the autumn slgI Many OF them
even travelled all the way To Paris
on Vienna fol their glimpses
win the autumn girl wear puit-
and rats and thugs?' asked
Dear no, replied a milliner who
had sought a glimpse
she viii not wear any false hair 40
all II Us tu Dee a season OF nature No
false hair. no hairpias In the hats uu
Corscts Nature, pure and simple EN'
,cpt the face The Partisan women
are going back FEB the heavy white
enamel dead white face, will mlI
red lips Out the newest thing IN
"makeup" is the eyes. Those of inc
autumn sin must he made snadoW,
| ari deep
The Partisan women rub In sort
ot green-hlue powder or powder of q
brownish color about the eyes and
beneath them Thea there Is che
heavy blue on brown penciled line AT
the roots of the lashcs
some women. the women with fair
pale skin. are tracing with pencil
'delicate blue veins upon their lids
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
Home Wedding.

Within the halluwcd precincts of
the brides home west of the RIO
Glandc pretty matrimonial rerc.
mony transpired Monday evening at
Z o'clock The principals were Miss
Laura Nesbit daughter Of the popular
ranchcT across the river, ana Mr.
Lewis Alexander Knapp tried and
true police officer of this city Rev
Jesse j Runyan presided at the sefS.
Ice. following which a sumptuOus
wedding dinner WAS the ENJOYABLE
event participated In Dos numerous
guests Nh and Mrs Knapp are dom
icilod in their new home ON Central
avenue. whore they viii De- a, home TO
their friends
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23

And with thc empire gown clu yory
low The veins OF Tho throat aud ulya 81.
are also traced Slightly With blue
pcnci o. makes thr skin seem more
fair
And viii The auuun girl so AN.
oorsotcd.' / asked the wise dress.
maker
surely she confirmed THE We
men OF Paris have been mcorsctp.
for mouths Sometimes they wear n
quite stin fitted band over their hips,
but from he waist mp the lines of T.
figure must Dee natural q ia revival
Of the empire period, and the real en-.
pirc gowns are not pretty over cor.
sCtcd lines
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
Another Twain United.

Another happy couple stepped an,
ublruslyely into the ranks of the
bridal procession the FIRST at the
week and passed on 20 the domicile
awaiting their occupanc, at 2l2 ~
West Gold avenue These were Miss
Harriet Gibbs, lor some time The plan.
In of the Cold and Broadway church
aud Mr. u, Denhos. the ieweler at
~" T. Y Maynard establishment The
ceremony occurred al 1 o'clock sun.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
Man, Ihcmcn win 60.

Every member of ia, brotherhood
Uf Locomotive Firomou Iud Engine.
men, who can possibly 30. relieved
from duty, viii gu Geo Las Vegas Fri
day. accompanied Bog his lad, friend
to attend the big piDui, o. be- tender
I'd Co the urrmyu OF the tcrritur, by
Las Vegas lodge urcm,u FiryWcu
from Clovis B"lvu. san MarClal and
Gallup viii meet iu Albuquerque Ia
so to thr picnic with tho local con.
tIugvut
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23

day afternoon at the parsonage Of the
Christian church, Rev. licrmoR T.
Williams. officiating aud the impress.
sive service being Witnessed by Mrs
Gibbs ana Mr. Gibbs, The brides moth.
~ and brother. lately from Illinois
Mr. and Mrs e. II earns. aud Rev
ana Mrs, Williams Mr. ami Mrs.
Denhos meritcd popularity cause
them to begin married lite within the
charmed circle OF numerous friend.
ahIns
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23

The preliminary steps toward Of
gauizjnp u Christian GudoaVor sucicty
iu the Gold aud Broadway church
were taken at % meeting called for
the purpose last evening ut the home
OF Miss Alma SVayn,. l2It North
Fourth street \ nominating COM
mittvr ana constitution committee
wcrr appointed to nominate officers
and recommend b,-nws vino are 90
report 81 th, u,Nt meeting
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
Personal Paragraphs.


Mr- Learned ot Lawrence.
KAN. viii arrive this evening Go uo
the house guest of art duught,r.to-
bee. Miss Madonna Rankin. TN after
the wedding To occur in tho Rankin
home September q. when MIR. Albert
Learned aud Miss Rankin viii hc
united
Mrs. Roy u. stevenson Miss sharpe
90 Kansas and tho four stevenson
children who have been the house
guests Of Mrs r L. Butts Ga" past
few weeks. tort thiF morning ror Mrs.
stoy,nsUus humc iu Mountuinair.
y. NJ
Mrs Minnie Gcptord night Operate
or lu the Colorado telephone office
aud record Keeper of thc Ladies' OF
the MargIhr,s. VIII return tho last
ot the week. from months vacation
spent lu Chtngo
Misses Margaret kci,hcr and I'm.
g,niu kcl'hrr returned GA, first ct
the week from their ~uWmor Aumr ut
Camp Nhitcomh
Mrs Henry Wostorfold Vas among
the Incoming passengers Monday
evening. t.turulug from visit with
relatives iu Mineral uu y ~
i,ohrrt ~,W,U Be- 70 california ,ur1-
tionist lately returned to the CITY.
rather earlier tuuu planned, In roe
spunso to the urgent request uf "rho
Nan From Home" company 10 sing
Ia thc scNtcte that will figure prom
lucnth Ia Inv drama TOMORROW aud
Friday evenings.
Mrs Johncock. wife or thu genial
- O.
the week Tor visit 40 h,r former
bonn la Chicago.
Mrs. Joe Scotti ana Dhlldrru, Hpr-
tense ana Joe j., Nill return SHtut-
day from q visit Go Mrs Seott's
mother va 81 Mary e. Mo.
Dr. g. r.. Lukrns lett MONDAY night
for Long Beach Cal, In response TO
tclvgraphlc news at tho iuupss OF his
daughter Helen
Mrs Alfred GruuSfcld aud duugh-
trrs. Misses Hilda Gruusiold and
Florence Gruustrld who ar, enjoy
ing weeks outing ou tine pc,os.
vii return the last OF the current
week
Mrs iitt Ross entertained tho past
three days her cousin Miss g. r.
Wilson. q member of thc faculty m
the Normal college of LaNI-ton.
Idaho. Miss Wilson arrived saturday
morning from Chicago. where sh,
passed thu major portion pr her yaca-
ton, and was on route home via Cal-
iiornia when she stopped over bod this
city tlll Yesterday with Mrs. Ross
Mrs ~ Eitram and Miss Eunies
Eltrnm were southbound passcngors
last night for sl Paso. where they
spend several days visiting at their
former home
MIS- r. srulN is reported ruuyaI-
rscing nom q brief illness that uc,cs-
Stated the pustpun, ment ur tho ice
Icrram social that was planned 10
occur az her home last MONDAY after
noon
Mrs Ray Morley passed through
the city Monduy an route to her
mountain home la The Datus
Mrs e. II Happlc in one OF the
baptist delegation tu leave tonight
for Vaughn y. Al To- attend the
Baptist association meet t. open In
Vaughn for "a tire, days session to-
morrow morning,
In celebration ut the advent into
statehood the Momans club homo IN
adorned with gilt-lvttercd legends
making thr handsome building more
! than ever an ornament 90 the city.
The more imposing is an artistic sign
above the porch hearing the name ot
the Womun's club, and the second ~
a noticeable slab near the door en-
trance engraved with the dates of or
gani1atlun In corporation, etc
Recreation Grounds.
simultaneously with All nthar yt,I.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23

Tho management ~ the popular
Economist DRY goods store b. TO- 10,
host 100 box part, 80 tho FIR opera
mousse tomorrow evening 90 the open
Ing performance uf the Man From
Home TI, guests VIII poe the
young lady employees nr the Econpm.
ist establishment. two Boxes having
been reserved fbr their exclusive use.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
Mics Rankin Honosee.

For The sake Of Aud Lang Syne"
aud for the purpose Of felicitating q
wei loved bride-to-bo, Mrs Thomas
Hughes viii entertain the young ia.
dies of a sewing guild next Saturday
afternoon complimentary TO Miss Ma.
donna Rankin
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23

Mrs. S'iv,rt viii bc 80 home Geo the
ladies ui th. Gold and Broadway
church tomorrow afternoon at her
home. 90 South Aruu. Ever, visitor
b. requested to bring thimblc tu bc
prepared in apron making.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23

showers and mud accustomed the
pustpuucmcut of the thrcc-milc tramp
have lately become famous podcsiri-
ans ANA who intended To- have e pia-
mic curly this morning.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23

or of aiding IN establishing Tins per
mancut department there b. the in
ccntivc OF winning many prizes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23

Recreation Grounds.
simultaneously with all other pub.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-12-29
FORTUNE IN RARE COINS
Fat Picking for WatchfuI Cashiers In
Stores. Bsrtenders and Street
Car Conductors.

Cashiers In stores and restaurants.
ticket agents at theaters and railroad
stations. bartenders and conductors
on cars are in fair position to be-
come collectors of rare coins. as they
handle every kind of money piece
from foreign coins to old-time money
Of the United States. A saIoonkeeper
in Harlem declares he has made a
small fortune dlrine the last few
years by saving the rare coins that
are taken over the bar
Il have a tin box filled with rare
United States pieces" he related.
land could have collection Of for
eign coins II I so desired You would
be surprised to see how anxious some
men are to get drink at the expense
OF spending rare old coin for It's
face value. Silver and paper currency
that pay good premium are given to
my bartenders for face value. I have
often noticed a reluctance on the part
of the holder before parting with the
coin. He will give last look at the
money and then place It on the bar
for the refreshing beverage One man
told me that a coin had been In the
the family for nearly century He
wanted only one drink and was afraid
| would not take the coin because OF
Its age. gave him the drink and
change for the piece at its face value.
and he was oyerjoyed."
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-12-29
PUT ON MouRNER's BENCH
Little Dorothy Explains Break In De-
votIonaI Exercises for Her
Family Of Dolls.

Little Dorothy is the daughter Of q
minister She has family OF fifteen
dolls. one of them being a parson.
Dorothy is devoted to her treasures.
For long time she held DELICIOUS
service fos them. but suddenly the
services were discontinued. only to be
as Unexpectedly resumed.
why did you stop the services.
Dorothy" she was asked
"Oh. the dolls decided not to have
them any more"
But why we're they started againY"
They all voted that way. that is--"
Dorothy hesitated. but she sdded,
regretfuIly. IAN except the clown and
the Teddy bear"
They were regarded as incorrigible
by the minister's small daughter. Next
day at the services they were seated
Immediately in front of the doll
preacher. the other dolls occupying
less prominent places.
why are the clown and the Teddy
bear sitting so far forwerd7" in
quired Dorcthy's father.
-0h," was the reply. Il thought they
most needed to hear the sermon"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-12-29

Good old guesseri" grinned the
Prince. We'll. Ali knows his bust
ness"
The Swami strolled back to the d.
van and lay at full length. his hands
pillowing his head. He blew smoke
rings at the punkah.
Pm not SO sure of that" he re-
torted. Il don't like his failure to
keep better watch on the stone"
Mandy swung himself back to the
table.
How longs it been goner he
asked.
Il tell you nobody knows. It's sb-
sence was discovered tonight"
You've Just learned Of it?"
NO and yes. knew about the Ma
haranee before Ali came" lie
sketched the incident Of the opera
house in crisp sentences. Kananda
listened eagerly.
so there's nothing left Of the bo-
gus Maharanee." he observed.
Nothing but this splinter / palm
ed" returned the priest 1T was
easy-elementary legerdemain."
Both laughed. The facility of Occi-
dentals was standing joke.
We'll, we need more help on this
now" said the Prince ALI will have
to go back to the house."
YES, Mrs. Missioner can't spare
her Oriental curio just yet" the
Swami assented.
Kananda reached for cigarette.
Il guess Wen have to put Ramset-
jee on the men," he mused Don't
like to do It. for Ram isn't exactly
what we'd call an adept Now would
ve7-
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-12-29

Not without influence on his ideals
had he taken a postgraduate course
among London's Gaiety girls. He was
a connoisseur in the femininity Of the
"'alls" Serious women bored him.
But surely young person clever
enough to get away with diamond
the size Of the Maharanee couldn't be
stupid?
Mrs. Missioner's secretary" the
Swami told him. "A close friend OF
hers, too, says All"
Kananda's whistle was expressive.
rs there evidence to convict7'' he
asked interestedly.
"A paste necklace was substituted
for the one containing the Mahara-
nee" replied the Swami. "One of the
real diamonds was found in the pris-
oner's room"
Now. that's funny" said the Prince
"Devilish funnys And they took her
in tow for that?"
The priest nodded.
What rotters these American po-
licemen arel" snapped Kananda in
the slang he hadnused as Mandy OF
Cambridge. Fancy any self-respect-
Ing Oriental doing that, Why. the
bplldoggiest little terrier in the Mika-
dos secret service wouldn't make
such a breaki"
The Swami nodded again.
"Ah searched her room, of course.
before the detectives got there" he
continued. Soon after Mrs. Mis-
sioner's return from the opera. he
went straight from the hall outside
the library to Miss Holcomb's apart
ment and investigated thoroughly"
Look here, old man." jerked Ka-
nanda- IF ALI has the stone, it's all
well enough to put 1t over on"
He hasn't It," the Swami answered.
The thing for US to do now is to find
out who has it."