Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-01
r.ro Of Love. Mystery and Ad-
venture.
.....- from, the play OF the same name
"r .,,y b..na produced by Robert HI
no" r,rs a, the criterion theater'
New York city.
c.,v-.st-. 1919, by Journal American
ivF''7 examiner.
roDAy'S INSTALLMENT.

...,.-,, 5nlng. he said. Haven
e., line him up with anything.
been r,r, out in the morning and
'e ,-,rDd from one office to an
." w.. don't 90 into court. Nothing
"iH5' 49,. o4rice but his telephone, we
nus! -, r.-ra and put him to bed at
,igf--do everything but near MS pi"'
e' syen. don't lose him. How about that
f.ke personal ,,rs naner 4"
,,,rrlre ashed one out OF his oVercoaU
Vat and opened it and gazed.
4V SSYrs YOU got it right" DEMANDED
Ills chief -, uoaordirg IN
,,u beneficiary Argyle estate Mead ana
-r,rrorthv. St Paul Building READ
'I''''''''S a planted" Mystery.
..nid the Dapers bite?" inquired Kay
"rysr one of the evening papers
.,,ye5 u No Yesterday. Their men beat
+, n ToIvorthy's. and when they couldn
erd ont anything they chucked in some
more mystery about q new murder clew
and missing heir to the Argyle estate
yav-on nodded happily. We'll, If she
DOESN'T see the personal that stuff ought
=, reach her" The desk phone rang. and
Ill.,, s++ordaut al the outer door informed
,t,, hat Mr. Hurley was asking for MT
t,ovton The detectives eyes CLEANED
ard he made a gesture to Manning
ounrlev2 Send him right in. Here, Joe,
take these telegrams-he handed, him a
gbnnfC-tthnN' all
,riyad mn with a half-dozen aliases for
each counterfeller Pick out the informa-
,ion and make me a sort of record of past
performances Sit over there at the
desk'-he pointed to one in corner and
added meanngly-"a keep an ear TINS
way for Hurley
Manning took off his coat and hat and
nlaced himself as ordered. kayton took
ogt A box of cigars, lit one and leaned
hack in his chair, putting contentedly as
the massive form of the lawyer pushed
through the door marked Private.
Kavton thought that the frock coat and
six hat were rather too much like law
yer TO be real, but he hastily put the
thought aside as being possibly prejudice
and not judgment.
Il Just wanted to speak to you for a
moment, Mr. Kayton," said the lawyer,
pleasantly, advancing to the desk and
shaking hands
Glad to see you any time, Mr.. Hur-
ley.' returned Kayton, cordially, offering
the box Of cigars II expect to get good
deal Of assistance from you"
Il don't know about that" laughed Mr..
Hurley selecting a cigar and awaiting
himself Of the lighted match the detective
held out But, of course, I'll be glad to
do anything ! can"
chair facing him. 49,.
BY the way resumed Mr.. Hurley,
putting with a smokers appreciation of a
treat in line with your theory that it
was an old servant who was blackmail-
ing Il occurred to me that they used to
nave a coacnman who may have a griev-
ance because the chauffeur supplanted
him."
The detective was impressed. 40 you
remember his nance he inquired pick
ing up pencil
No. but I suppose the family would
nave it,"
Thanks I'll look him up"
mere was little pause Both men
smoked and occasionally glanced at each
''heF Mr. Hurley cleared his throat.
saw the Mead and Tolworthy per-
SonaI in the morning paper" he re-
,Da'Aed' lightly, and 1 thought it might
We new clew, but they say not. They
referred me TO you"