Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-17
r.,. If Love, Mystery and Ad-
venture.
.. t,o7, the play Of the same ns"Hs'
W." hsIno produced by Robert Hill
g,,d az shs Criterion theaser'
Nav York city.
,~asnt 1914, by Journal American
Ie0p' Examinor.
ronAy's INSTALLMENT.

... los, and I'll tell you," replied
tightly. The lawyer slowly sank
49,. hair. never taking his eyes off
., face The latter swung his chair
..s,r5 50 IS to directly face his visitor
,,,r Hurley" he inquired pleasantly,
.,,,a YOU ever try lawsuit"
,I,,r,sv started and stsmmered
e. .rottIy as he answered.
Erin an office lawyer.
,o,.,,, r,rrnured Kayton. He eyed the
=, and the lawyer stirred uneasily.
'HIr prrlev." asked the detective quiet
",hsr did II first occur to you that Mr..
,,.,,e was out of his mind?''
70, hurley raised his eyes and met the
#,stectives squarely.
~ son't get you." he said slowly.
Fl - uIr was the grim assurance.
,v., surely didn't think you'd interest
n,on IN his position-a millionaire-in
rohsroe for promoting counterfeiting' II ne
pas in his right mind.
" Hurley was silent for moment.
-. h. no longer looked disconnected. He
a.r NOW why he had been brought 10
T"v,on,s office He gripped himself to
light for his ire
II amy business affairs that Mr.. Argyle
Entrusted to me we're private and con-
Efden.ial" he said, very deliberately
ran't discuss them. Mr. Kayton, you for
lei that am lawyer"
III a don't forget i'll don't believe 1t, /"
ketorted Kayton.
81 Mr. Hurley achieved an excellent APP
nrarance Of righteous anger suppressed.
III "yhat do YOU mean?' he demanded.
Kayton handed him the last page" of
HE fake confession.
81 90 you know that signature" he in
7huired With a hand that trembled not
4be slightest the lawyer adjusted his eye
'srlasses and studied the document.
Il AS you saw in the morning papers, ="
I continued Kayton, grimly-"before you
hacked your bag-we arrested your
Effriends last night and confiscated all their
Counterfeit money-all except the hun
bred dollar bill that had been left with
eIr Argyle I advised Mrs. Martin TO do
What she could for herself by making a
complete statement Of the facts as she
knew them, and you'll be sorry to hear
hat her confession Of what occurred be-
'TEWeeI you &UU MI. tAIBSlS III lHt lAbI dA v
that night charges you with murder"
81 As if he had paid but soant attention
5. b Ksyton's words, the lawyer tossed the
paper back on to the desk
# IT'S ID lie" he said. coolly. That's
F sll fake-to protect herself"
Then You mean to say that Mrs. Mar
BIN vas responsible for the death OF Mr.,
= argyle" demanded Kayton swiftly.
That's exactly what I mean to say"
Returned Mr. Hurley. II had no connec-
ion with these people whatever-except
# Professionally for Mr. Argyle. | was re-
slned by him"-he hesitated.
For what purpose7" demanded Kayton.
For perfectly legitimate purpose"
Spied the lawyer. This woman thought
Pie hsd claim on Mr.. Argyle-and she
pas trying to get money
ri Claim Interrupted Kayton. What
+ Port Of claim?
III l don't know"
hsyton laughed-a short, unpleasant
algh-and stepped quickly to a door.
Mrs. Martin he called, IN have to
FfouoIe you to come in here again"
IN obedience to the summons, the wom-