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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-10
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Prom the Diary of 81. Lenos

HEX Spence ser tibet tn Teller tibet
kin go unconsarned like an buy er
dozen o. aigs without a peep frum him
or them these days is sure some pluty-
crat.
An we notice times er gettin' better,
jobs er more plentiful an everythin's
q hull lot cheaper.
1t is said that Hayes and Claussen
will put through another street on
their new subdivision in the east part
of Crown Point next spring. one block
east Of Pettibone avenue, and antici-
pate closing out the entire subdivision
before next fall. The two real estate
men have their eye on another piece
of land in a~-different section of the
city which they may purchase and sub
divide as soon as their present tract is
disposed Of over twelve new homes
are already assured the next summer.
Crown Points chances for a baseball
team next season look pretty slim at
present. Eddie Wagner. who was the
prime booster OF the game here last
season, will not endeavor to manage a
team here next season, having found IT
a poor financial venture and a rather
thanlsless job at the best. wagner's
ability as a backstop Is wanted badly
by teams in the Three / league and 1t
is more than probable he will sign his
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-10
Bladder
Troubles

Bladder troubles are conditions
from which no class of people are
exempt. They come from such a
variety of causes that they may attack
any class or cast In women they are
often caused by a displacement of
some of the female pelvic organs. In
men they are often caused by
prostate or urethral instructions. In
both men and women, a cystitis OF
the most verulent type may result
from infections, the nature of which
can best be discussed at my office. A
great deal depends upon the health
of the kidney and the kidney secre-
tions. From whatever cause. the con-
dition is a distressing one and the
patients are most greatful for relief
The success that has attended my
efforts in finding and removing the
cause and thus affording a perma.
nent relief from these troubles, ha:
been great satisfaction both to my
self and to my patients.
also treat all stomach, liver, kid
ney, bowel. skin and rectal troubles
and extend an invitation to all VIII,
are afflicted TO consult me free o
charge.
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Crown Point News
Happenings OF Day in Lake connty's Lively Capital

services with one of these clubs for
next year. Pete Henning is>still here,
but will leave early in the Spring to
get in shape for the seasons work He
has had many good offers for his serv-
ices outside of the Federal league
bunch of players, but will probably
sign up with the Feds for next sea-
son as he proved to be one of the best
pitchers in that league last year and,
his services are at a premium accord
ingly
The Crown Point high school basket
ball team will go to Lowell on Friday
night for the first game of the basket
ball season and on Saturday will meet
the strong five of the Gary Y NJ c. A.
at the high school gymnasium The
latter game should be a good one and
! every one in invited to attend and as
sist in the financial support of the local
team.
A banquet is being planned for the
incoming and outgoing city officials to
be held some time about the first OF
the year. and at present neither set
knows which one is to be congratu-
lated, but those ending their services
| as public servants are perfectly will
ing to allow the other fellows to take
all the congratulations and glory at
tached to the job.
| Since the dog license ordinance went
into effect some three years ago the
number of CANNES in the city has de-
creased about a third each year since
| It's passage. The first year there were
about 40 dogs licensed in the CITY
last year about 81, and it is estimated
that not over fifty dogs are kept o,
! harbored in the city limits at the pres.
ent time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-10
OPENS UP N0STRAS. CLEAR HEAD.
ENDS COLD OR CATARRH AT HOME

dissolves by the heat of the nostrils:
penetrates and heals the infiamed.
swollen membrane which lines the
nose, head and throat; clears the air
passages; stops nasty discharges and
feeling of cleansing, soothing relief
comes Immediately.
Don't lay awake tonight. struggling
for breath, with head stuffed: nostrils
closed. hawking and blowing. Catarrh
or a cold, with its running nose. foul
mucous dropping into the throat. and
raw dryness is distressing but truly
needless.
Put your faith-just once--in 'Elys
Cream Balm and your cold or catarrh
will surely disappear.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
CROWN POINT.
Lot 4, Hayes 1st East Park add,
Benjamin F. Hayes to William
H Patten ........$ z

Benjamin r. Hayes TO Wiliiam
H Patten ..-..---..- .-....S fVV
HAMMOND.
Lots so to SO, blk l. Fogg & Ham
mond's 1st add. John C. Beck
er to Herman Schneider.
TOLLESTON.
Lot 10. blk II. Co.'S 9Th add. Ara
bella r. Orr to Richard T. Da-
Wis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...........
Lot Al blk 6. End Logan Park
add Ind TT. & Saw. Bank to
John Pora
WHITING.
Lot e. Theodore Harvey's sub.
Reinhard l.. Baumgarten to Lin
da Sherwin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
GARY.
Lot II. srd Grant Park add, Paul
Romano TO George NIihok. 400
EAST CHICAGO.
Lots So and 81, blk 9, 2e-37s,
Dorothea Harms to Henry H.
Harms ........
GARY
Lot as. blk 1. Moore's sub. Adolf
Schwarzenberg to Stefan Kud-
rikoff 800
Lot 49, blk %. Gary Land Co.'S
LIST add. William G. Graden to
Martin Donlin ... 1
Lot Is. blk 90. Gary Land Co.'S
1st sub, Martin Donlin to Will
liam G.. Graden ....s........
WHITING.
Lots S, 9. Davidson's 3rd add,
Konstanty Frankowski to JUL
Jus szudzinski ........ $500
Lot "A. Forsyth's Term. sub. JUL
ius Szudzinski to Teddy Ka-
mfnskl ......-.....- 5000
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lightful entertainers. The next meet
ing viii be held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs John Castle.
Mrs. Henry Baughman was a Chi
caso visitor. yesterday
Williab Hack transacted business in
Chicago yesterday.
Rev. voris Services was a Hammond
visitor yesterday.
Thomas Grant mingled among
friends in Hammond yesterday. He will
leave for Oklahoma In a short time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-10

don't feel any III effects. l am prasing your
Remedy to all NY friends. I think it's worthy Of
Sufferers of Stomach. Liver and Intestinal
Ailments are not asked to take Mayr's Wonder
full Stomach Remedy for weeks and months
before they feel benefited. Just try one dose
which should make you feel better in health.
convince you that you will soon be well and
strong. free you from pain and suffering and give
you a sound and healthy Stomach. as IL has
done in thousands of other cases Wherever It
Is taken you will hear nothing but the highest
praise Go to your druggist-ask him about the
great results it has been accomplishing In cases
of people he knows send to Geo. II. Hiayr,
Mfg. Chemist, 154-fS6 Whiting ST., Chicago,
IN. for free book on Stomach Ailments and
many grateful letters from people who have
been restored.
For sale In Hammond by Harry's
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-10
JIM CORBETT'S
HOUSE AFIRE

New York. Dec. 10.--Jim Corbett is
expected to have a cold in his head as
the result of getting cold feet. The
former champions home at Bay Side
caught fire before day light yesterday.
Barefooted and half clad. Corbett play
ed a garden hose on the blaze until the
volunteer fire department arrived. The
damage was about $500. Corbett saved
the house, while Mrs. Corbett saved the
dog, the canaries and the jewelry.
ARE YOU TIMES READER.
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JOINS
EPISCOP Al CHURCH
Rev. Kubinyi, South Bend,
Received With 200 Fol
lowers.

South Bend, Ind. Dec 9.--The Rev.
Victor Won Kubinyn, Bishop of the
Hungarian National Catholic church
and formerly a Roman Catholic priest,
today is a rector in the Episcopal
church. The Rev. Mr.. Won Kubinyi
was received into the Episcopal church
on Sunday by Bishop John II. White at
the St. James church. which was filled
with members of the parish and more
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-10
Instantly Relieves Swollen, Infamed
Nose. Head Throat--You Breathe
Freely--DuIl Headache Goes--Nasty
Discharge stops.

Try "Ely's Cream Balm"
Get small bottle anyway. just to
try it--Apply a little in the nostriis
and instantly your clogged nose and
stopped up air passages of the head
will open; you will breathe freely;
dullness and headache disappear. BY
morning, the cattarrh, cold-in-head or
catarrhal core throat will be gone.
End such misery now, Get the small
bottle of "Ely's Cream Balm" at any
drug store. This sweet, fragrant balm
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-10
STOMACH
SUFFER Frs
Mayf's Wonderful Stomach Remedy
Is Recommended and Praised by
thousands Who Have
Been Restored

81 was a sick man fos
a bout three m on t h 9
caused from Gall Stones
of the Liver and was told
by three of our most prom
inent physicians that /
would have to submit 20
an operation to get relief.
but heard of your Wonder
full Stomach Remedy and
secured o full treatment
and took It according to
directions and passed
hundreds of Gall Stones.
Since taking your medi-
cine 1 work regularly and
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ARE YOU a TIMES READER.
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Tor instance. I eaton myself rsvslling
In tho belief that ! arm outraged when
ever I have 20 put the buttons In my
shirt. II strikes me ~ being an unfair
and . wholly unmeritad visitation Of
Providence that I should b susjscssd
To the awful. racking labor Of takhs
che buttons out OF the discarded shsrs
and putting 'em into the fresh onsl
become quite worked W over y
and symp&thiss with myself and hsavs
heavy .ishs over my wafs's cailousnses
IN deserving her post Of duty-shaEs
the way always frame II. "dsssrtin9
her post Of duty''-lsavlns me behind
here to perform these lsborious end
soul -corroding tasks!
And when I have TO gsthSr up my
laundry stun into . bundle Tor the
laundry collector. who's bawlinG his
head off up the dumbwattsr shafs. !
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And now that he 10 here. what 10 he
goinx to dor" asked william Carr.
~ you put Il W 10 me- propose
that We close Up The Joint" said Jack
DooGan. airfiy.
'Joint'" echoed Mrs. Carr. mystiasS.
II mean--sr-houss." said Doogsn.
coughing slightly. "Closs up the house
and not allow any one TO come In until
We have hunted all through u eof the
stun you've missed"
There was Q diversion ct this juncturs
when Hell S1idsd into the room and
bsckoned 90 Or. Wiiloughby.
Excuse me. DIR. W!!lOuGhby. There's
an Automo bls 1t the door for you, cir.
The gentleman said you should hurry.
SIR"
.'0ood Lord" calculated Willoughby.
The baby' rve got to 20. Where's my
instrument casef"
Everybody looked for che black leather
case. but II was not to be found until
Mrs. Carr saw that her husband had
Il In his hand. while no looked about
for Il with the others.
civilian, dearl" exclaimed Nrs. Carr.
repros chfully. taking the case from
him and handing II 10 DR.. Willoushby.
J "why will I be 90 abssnt.mtndedY
murmursd the old gentleman with .
sheeptsh smile.
well, I'm sorry. but I've got to
sush." said Or. Willoushby. making for
the door. professional call! Rsmsm-
Der. poo:sn. the case IL entirely In
your hands"
Leave It to me! Lave II TO mel"
was DooEan's rsassurins Response. As
the door banged behind The doctor.
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1aD clothing and felt in his
pockets 10 skilfully that Mrs. Carr was
moved to remark:
you seem to be an expert In that
line" .,
i've been the subject long enough"
answered Doogan.
"of praise for skin. you know" he
explained. Next"
He made a tentative search OF Cluney
and. Diminishing him with a short
Nothing" looked at William Carr, who
o~ercd himself as the next person to be
examined. ,
lack Doogan said, sadly: mo, I
can't do II. Mrs. Mother. will you sind.
~ see II fathers pockets are empty
Perfectly ridiculous' calculated
Mrs. CaK But she began to feel IN her
husband(D pockets nevertheless. Almost
Immediately she screamed: MY smell
ing salts! Quickl Quick!" and ran
from the room, followed by her terrined
daughters.
william, Carr, looking after them
amazed. put his hand In his coat-pocket'
felt the bra ceet there, and darted after
his wife and DAUGHTERS
whats nat all about?" exclaimed
DR.. wilioughby. puzzled. DO you sup
pose the bracelet was In the old mans
pocketT
Sure" said Doogan, confidently.
at was? How did 1t get there de-
manded the doctor.
why. I know" threw in Ciuney.
'7s4 DooSan put It there"
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" "iLi<OOthbh laid Q SYM
pathetic hand on James
Cluney's shoulder and told
him to forget IT," Then.
shaking his head Mt Doogan,
no murmured: IT'S a sad case"
jack Doosan.
James Cluney Jumped up suddenly as
an idea came to him. lie ran to the
safe. and. as. the door swung outward
IN response to his pull. he shouted:
J., NY Lord. the safe is open. wonder
u the bonds are there All!
Thank heaven! Here they are"
Jack Doogan knew he had placed the
International Steel bonds in his own
POCKET, and he felt In II to find out
whether he had lost them No, they
were still there. Quincy was handing a
smear OF papers that looked like the
bonds to Or. willoughby,
why. no. These are not the bonds"
cried the latter. This is the common
STOCK Mr.. Carr spoke about"
Jack Doogan began to understand.
WhatY' howled Cluney. as he looked
at one OF the papers which DR.. VIII
loushby Rad opened. "why. so It Is
Well, where are the bonds'" lie pcercfi
Into the safe again. They're gone
And the snnburst! That's gone. tool"
He got up and stared wild-eyed al
Willoughby, who, after an instant's re-
Election, advised:
We'll. close the safe. James. They'll
think we took It."
Yes, close the safe" acquiesced
Doogan. They'll think we took it,"
Here. James" said Willoughby, hold.
Ing out the stock to Quincy. Put these
back"
But Just then William Carr entered
and Cluney. with despairlng TOO
late" pushed the stock away from him.
while Willoughby. anxious to get rid
OF II, tried to force II into Quincy
hand.
doctor! Doctor" shouted Mr.. Carr
Come to my wife! Quick. She's hav-
Ing Mysteries! I'm afraid she's COINS
to faint
"Hystsrics? ~ have 70 set into ny
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He Does Not Call.

while Dr.. wilioushsy 10 away" sss-
Gsstsd Joan.
'.rhs minister will have to watt" ~.
piled Mrs. Carr. dscisivsly.
Madss went over to Ciunsy ana rest.
Cd her head against his shoulder. re-
sardlsss Of what IL did to her carefully
dressed hair.
"Oh. james," she murmursA.
There, there. dear!" he said, sooth-
thing will come out all right. Don't
distrsss yourself"
Mother. mothsr" whispered william
CARR to his wife. why does that de-
tsctivs keep looking ct NOR
Wait . minuts" called out Doogan,
sharply. to Nell. who was clipping out
Of the room. And you. too. Mr.. Carr.
as the old gentleman was trying to get
away through another door. II don't
want any one to leave this room until
] have said . few things"
James Clunsy moved unobtrusiveiy
over to Doogan's aide. 20 that hs could
say to that extremely active gentle
man without being overheard:
what are you going to dor
"Hush!" was all that Doogan rep led.
Then. turning to the others. he said. Ia
Q loud. omcial tone: Ladies and gen.
tlsmen. II am to take charge OF this
case let's b perfectly honest with
each other. Tell me exactly what IL
missing"
He took . pad and pencil from bis
pocket and made . great show Of writ
Ing down the items with sxacttude.
WELL" began Joan. all the wedding
presents are gone"
"Aii the wedding prsssnts." repeated
Doogan. writing II down on his pad.
mo. no." interrupted Caroline. The
bracelet was found"
MIR. and Mrs. Carr shook their heads
and frOwnsd to keep her quiet. But g
was too late. and Doogan asked:
''whsrs was the bracelet fouadr'
"You put II In the OLD mans pschoe
yourself" wAispsreA cluAsy.
(Te h Continually
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Stop Theft IN S szsa IT.! A4g4sss z The s $smHsE

medicine bag for some ammonia and
brandy. IT'S out In tho hail." answered
the doctor. Then. as he tried once more
vainly to make Quincy take the bum
die OF stock. he whispered: "Oh. WELL
I'll slip them into the safe on the way
back. Get the old gentleman out OF the
ROOM" he added. and vanished.
But Madge came running In. whte-
faced and terrified. and se!zing james
Cluney's arm. begged him TO come "
her mother, VII. was terribly III.
Eyes, yes. dea.-right away rephe1
Cluney, as Madge hurried distractedIy
from the room. Come on. Doosan.
Don't leave me! Stick to me! Don
leave me-" And the two bolted atter
Madge Carr s..
Mr.. Carr was about to follow. when
his eye CHANGED to fall upon the open
"Dear me. That safe In open again
I must lock II. So careless OF me. 'o'
rlbly careless"
He locked the safe carefuAiy' WISH
loan called to him from the doorway
..Come, father Mother IL ea'i"s '"e'
She's having hysterics' ~ ~,
loan did not wait to see whether he'
father was coming, but rushed back 70
her mother. who was undoubtedly IN :
hIg,iv nervous state, and going out OF
ON. conyulsIon to another In MOS.
diac,ncerting way. Mr.. Carr oasnau
after his daughter, and soon was w "'a
wIfe's ROOM where he was as useieSs 10
tho average man always Is In the pres
ence of an hysterical lady.
Waanwhife DR.. Wilioughby hurried
hack To the library, carrying MS piacA,
,aa,h.r medicine case In one hand ana
So s,..l common stock In the other
lie mt his medicine case on chaif ah'
kneit down In front OF the saie
"That damn common stock ~
prowled, II must get 1t BACK III tne sal.
hsfore IL Is found on me-" lie pulled AZ
the handle OF the safe-door' put wv
door would not move. memo WA,
wrong? Good heavens It's iockeu
III, was still fumoling at the hahdie'
irving to get the door open ana swear.
Ing softly, when Mrs. Carr-wno had
recovered from her attack OF lhneSs
os abruptly as she had fallen in'o II
stood by his side. vita all the others
grouped about her. and demanaso
sternly:
"Dr Willourhby. what are you do'ns
at that safer ,
.rWhat business was II of yours
whether-it was locke. or notY' de-
manded william Carr. "You have no
right to he fooling around my safe
flush, william" interposed Mrs
Carr. in her grandest manner. Now
Dr. Wllloughby. II you viii kindly ex
plain"----
But that seemed TO be more than
Dr. willouyhby was equal to doing
.eohsrsntly. At, least. All hs could d.
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Copyright. ig.J. by II. K. Fly Col
sYNOpsIs oF pRECEpING CHAPTERs

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.
- Jane. Clunsy. an knsinhmsn living IN New ..
fork. " atout to trarry Madgr Carr. dauShts:
o. an absent minded old merchant, Man, g Soss,y
kivenids Drive house. The prcsents value e1c.te'
the ea.idny Of Jack Do99gan. . clever !hief: Sh,
Men Jonss, . girl 70 whom ns V enssy,d. II u
70 BE- their last roebsry. and they intend to mary
hd; maid q the Cars On the morning sI O 81 M
pr. Willoughby. u 1t is safe for him 70 MARY
learins lest an eccentric uncle.s mental failing,
lispsonalis Nell begins work At the Carr s,ms
Quincy telephones 70 Police Healau.rteI. for T..
pssS:n T |; ADMITTED g
whom Ciunsy has teisphoned, arrives. hs IL ne;
By Neil. vho .!ntf9dI,sss Doosar .: "Clunsy ~
hi.s to ciu,nss a c ths di S.
Hoogsn 70 watch him and to curb any tenden !,
on his psvt toward klcrtom,na Several p rsse,n.'
sasrssts the family be searched.
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My Hunt for a Wife
A Nsw Yar& 8seheie,'s "Qssa ~ tie Gsisss Ct|."
- By Victor ]. Wilson. ...
S.-THE GIRL I MET AT SEA.

By Victor ]. Wilson

os-1A6 GlNL ] M6I AZ OkAs
TWO PEOPLE they
should no. wan. to marry
,ssnoe. p,au.ny tina. board Sometime.
Oh. displayed the penetration worldly wise But her
Ths.
Her her stories
about h.r:. and her friend. the breeding and culture
had half socially half
In
thu. S., va. S.n. .Ss ..S
plainly she preferred society that Of the
81: ,,.vs,n' Join
1. .
: m, Iss % . cum D 1 had .1S Jus,
after pleading letters and kilograms allowed
for afternoon and introduced
Germany
her % % " , E W.: n:@. TO S %Ss' r an ~
sn " her in proper fashion and me. most Of her f.nd whom
he, when mali, M-
MuS Co INV on.smms Mrs. .M Oh. knew no Dorothy som.r. md
preferred
I"
the . in Dorothy aid
sad Mrs Al THAT Dorothy Somerset
, : no TSs SRI %s s. psssy w.. 1 s a.a
dmakns establishment In this she made the
the
Somerset was "sr name out OF the shop Brady hsr n"s in the shop and in
hd been working n. Wa ton
had MET " her yearly trips London and Paris
back models for the trade" -
marry
mai @ % @ In tho hope. ha .Ss would W m. n. % %
npY to 50 s s nS in u the % :s
told my..K could not be .u thu: Oh: cared for me va. not ".rryns
droppsd from her
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was to stammsr: T-wsll. you sse-
James"-
But at this point James Clunsy gss.
ticulated 30 frantically to Wiiioughby
to keep quiet that general attention
was drawn to tho Door badssrsd BRIDE
groom-elect. Instantly he assumed .
state OF preternatursl rsposs. and
everybody. after looking 1t him . mo.
ment or two. again gave attention TO
a. Cluney.
well. we'll! What 10 the sxpiana-
ton OF this" persisted Mrs. Carr.
You'd better let James explain"
suggested DIR. wiiloushby. feeling him.
self cOrnered.
what han James to do with itr'
"Nothins-'nothinx!" fssbiy protested
Mr., Quincy.
"Then what does Dr.. wilioushpy
mean by asking you to sxpiainr"
"Ehr Oh. you see. Mrs Carr. thst's
a little way ne has. You soc. he
thought. when things began to hide
themselves surreptiti0usly about the
house--he thousht--that 10. he be-
lieved--he feared-thsrs might BE- Q
thief In the house"
"weiir Questioned MrH. Carr. pitt
iessly.
And you see" stumbled on poor
Cluney. "his thinking that made me
think that i on. deuce take I'll
DooEan. you tell them"
90 on! You're doing ans!" sn.
couraged DooGan.
Am Ir'
sure, ! never heard anything
clearer"
AN right. then; I'll 80 ahead with
It," said Cluney. You SEQ. Mrs. Carr.
It's like this: Mr.. Doogan 10 not
really a friend. He's more of q quest.
No. he's not exactly guest. He's
moro OF n friend. No. that isn't quite
what ] mean. either. You zee. I asked
him here TO the wedding. and-wsil.
here no IT,"
James Quincy. having got thus far.
wiped ais hot face with his hsndksr-
chief and puf'ed exhaustedly.
What has all that to do with Or.
Wl'oughby being at our safer asked
Mrs. Carr.
"Ah, that's Just what I am Eettins
a." answered James cluney fevsrishly.
He's n detective"
"Dr. WNloughby . detective" e.
claimed Mrs. Carr In ast enlistment.
mo. no! Mr.. Doogan. He's Q de-
tective." corrected Cluney.
Here" burst out Mr.. Carr. indig-
nantly. Whats . detective doing In
my housef"
Hes here to watch me-" hogan Gu
ney. Then. hastily correcting himseai:
mo; I mean. to watch--to watch
Watch what7 Watch whomr' In.
sisted Mrs. Carr.
AHA, That's H." cried ciunsy.
That's what We want TO know" ..