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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-30
BARNES TO ADDRESS
MUESSEL SCHOOL CLUB

The monthly meeting of the Parent
Teachers club of the Muessel school
will be held Tuesday afternoon begin
ming with a mothers hour at o'clock
to be followed by an address on "Ath-
letics for School Children" by +. b.
Barnes at 3:45. The round table dis
cussion during the mothers hour Of
the subject, Management of Children
Predisposed to Nervousness" will be
led by Mrs Norman Bleuler. Mothers
may bring their children to the meet
ing and they will De cared for by the
older girls at the school
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-30
RIDES ABOUT CITY IN
EMPLOYERS AUTOMOBILE
Oscar Parent. Accused OF Theft by
Should Have Been Dismissed.

While Mrs. r. c. BOllman, owner of
a confectionery store on W. South st.
was lying i'll in EpwOrth hospital, Os-
car Parent. an employee, 81 W South
St, is alleged to have driven her au-
tOmObile in joy-rides about the city.
He was arraigned in city court Mon
day morning for the theft of the ma
chine. which is valued at $1,100, and
his case was continued until Thurs
day morning. Bond was fixed at $500.
Parent declared that he had not
stolen the car and that it had been
arraigned that the case against him be
dismissed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-30
JUST RECEIVED

The Finest Line Of Christmas Cards
ever shown in South Bend Engraved
and Embossed styles, Seals and En-
closure Cards, sc value, for sc. Fine
Xmas Post Cards, for IS. Wrapping
Cords &c. Save money by shopping
at Freyermuth's Art Store. ia n.
Michigan st. -AdVt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-30
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Tuesday.


The Silver Pleasure club will meet
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
, Mrs. O. Tarzis, 229 y. Hill St Elec-
tiOn OF officers viii take place.
The Foreign Missionary society of
the First NJ. Z. church will meet with
Mrs. j. c. Cleis, ia +. Marion ST.
Mrs. A. p Sibley VIII be the leader
for the afternoon and the topic viii
be Young Women in the Program
of Christ"
Miss Emma Coffing, Witwer av.,
will entertain the Cosmopolitan club.
The Broadway club will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Frank Jackson, Port
age av.
Miss Maude Heath, the Rushton,
will entertain the AS You Like 1t
club.
Mrs. Eugene Dambacher, 525 S
Fellows St. will entertain the Gs A
You Please club.
The Silver Pleasure club will be
entertained
The Auten w. r. c. will give a
thimble at the old court house.
HOstesses will be the Mesdames c.
Coil, r. Cullers, V. Gilman, A. Nc
Broom, L. Hendricks, T. Howard.
julia Smith and Mrs. Christman, Mrs.
TrittippO and Mrs. Dolph.
Mrs. Harry Rudduck. Il. Dubail av.,
viii entertain the G.. w. b. NJ of the
Indiana Az Christian church.
The Kaffee Klatcn Will be enter
tanned by Mrs. l.. NJ. Stein, w. Wash
ingtOn av.
Wednesday.
The Wednesday Afternoon En-
brOidery club viii be entertained by
Mrs. Charles Z. Bertch, 500 S Will
liam st.
The Aid society of the Westminster
Presbyterian church will meet.
The Pythian teas ladies will be en-
tertained at the G. A r. hall Mrs.
Elliott LaHOmmedieu will be the
hostess, assisted oy Mrs. Raymond
Cooley and Mrs. j. W. Harding
The regular meeting of the Shake
speare circle Will be held,
Mrs. Harry Webster, Dubail av..
viii entertain the Cosy Corner circle
all day
The Hook and Thread Crochet club
| will meet with Mrs. w Hoke, 5.
Main st.
The annual election of officers will
take place at the regular meeting Of
the Woman's Literary club. Mrs. c..
y Elliott and Mrs G. y Fassett will
have charge OF the program.
Mrs. +. Swanson, 1926 r. Indiana
av.. Will entertain the Social Sixteen
club.
Miss Clara Muessel. Elwood av..
will entertain with a shower for Miss
Rose Shafer, whose marriage TO Or.
y. +. Gilster of Chicago Will take
place soon.
The Ladies Aid society Of the First
Brethren church will meet at the
home of Mrs. Phoebe Lyons. 1914 s.
Carroll St
Thursday.
The Aid society of Munson chapel
will meet with Mrs o. 3. NIilligan,
Crumstown I'd
The ID. 1. Pedro club will meet with
Mrs. @. Frank, 7S4 Harrison av
The regular meeting of the Moth
ers' club viii be held at the home OF
Mrs. Harry Elliott, w. COlfaX av
The Young Peoples Bible class Of
the southeastern part Of the city VIII
meet with Mrs. A. Swanson, Main st.
Mrs. ]. w Bucks r. South ST. will
entertain the Aid society OF AIizpah
Evangelical church.
Mrs W. Nell, Lasalle av, will en-
terrain the Modern Beehive club.
The Non Pro Sc class OF Mizpah
Evangelical church will meet with
Miss Ruby Heintzeln.an. 1919 :. La
fayette ST
The regular meeting of the I'm
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-30
FOUR THOUSAND

Exquisite designs in Picture Frame
Mouldings in Walnuts. Oaks, Gold An
tique and Roman Finishes are at your
disposal. owe Know HOw)to frame
Pictures correctly and save YOU from
20 10 SOC on all your work Freyer-
muth's Art Store. ia North Mich
igan St -Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-30
CARD OLE THANKS.

We desire to express our thanks and
appreciation TO all those who have so
kindly assisted us with their prayer,
flowers and many kindnesses IN the
sickness and death of our beloved wife
and daughter and sister.
j. ID. Emmons.
Mrs. Abner Brown and Son.
A1vf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-30
BARNES TO LECTURE.

r. b. Barnes, superintendent of
Fairgrounds, will feature the meeting
of the Studebaker Civic club meeting
Tuesday night with an illustrated lee
ture on Directed Play" Mr. Barnes
will use $50 slides in his talk. A vic
trola concert will precede the lecture
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-30
EXTRA SPECIAL.

100 Beautiful hand made Picture
Frames with handsome bases, all
sizes for Photographs. 1915 to $3.50
values. now only $3.50 Freyermuth's
Art Store. The Store That Knows
How. ia Y. Michigan st. -Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-30
CARD OF THANKS

We wish TO thank our frlends and
neighbors for their sympathy in the
death of our husband and father. Geo.
McCague, and also for their beautiful
floral offering.
Mrs. Anna McCague and Family.
A6Vt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-30
CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.

Wanted so cavalry and artillery
horses. weighing LOO 20 1.400. at
Greif's Livery. 20 No. Mich. Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday. Call DR..
Mcdonald. Bell 207; Home 5207.
Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-30

John Boyer of The Bastian Drug
Store left last night for Rochester. y.
y, TO take a special course in amateur
photography with the Eastman Kodak
Co. Educational Dept. He will take
special Instructions in charging and
intensifying, developing, spotting Of
which will be an additional feature in
the amateur photography work.
Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-30
PYTHIANs ATTENTION,

Crusade Lodge. No. II, K. of p, and
Pythian Sisters will hold joint roll-call
meeting Tuesday, Dec l. Visiting
knights and Ladies invited. -Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-30
Freshly
Fresh
and
Newly
New
Christmas
Goods
In the
Clerks
Sale
MEMS "ONYX"

Item IA Very Special
Assortment in Black and
Leading Colors, soc per pair.
Item 2-An All silk with
Isle Soles. The most salts
factory hose ever worn. in
Black and CoIors, at s1.OO
per pair.
Item "a most acceptable
Holiday Gift 20 any man. An
extra smart style for Winter;
a Shot silk Half Hose, Eng
fish style, with Lisle Sole, in
a variety Of Combinations.
Usually priced $3.50 to $500.
$1.S5 per pair.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-30
WILL ORGANIZE SUNDAY
SCHOOL LEAGUE TONIGHT

Organization of the Sunday School
Basketball league will be effected to-
night in the Boys department Of the
Y. NJ. G. A. Boys Sec'y Cheley will
be in charge and expects 10 or u
teams to be organized
The regular meeting of the high
school Bible club will be held We'd
nesday night +. 3. Barnes, superin-
tendent of Fairgrounds, will give an
address.
Next Saturday the annual "taffy
pull" will be held by the boys depart
ment This is the big winter social
affair with the boys.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-30
Special, NOTICE

% TO 500 saving 10 YOU by having
your Picture Framing done now at
Freyermuths Art Store. eve know
how ia y. Michigan st. ADV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-30

For parties. dances. trains, theater,
call the Red Line. Home phone 5613 }:
Bell phones 613-6O7. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-30

Calendars and advertising novelties.
II. - Pershing's. 203 f. Wayne st.
Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-30
Announcements

The Women's Union Bible class of
districts seven and eight will meet
each Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. O. G. Harding,
SO Leland av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-30
JUST FIVE MORE DAYS OF TIE
ELLSWORTH CLERKS SALE
fOC~ OINE

Ten per cent discount throughout
the store-every department.
Tuesday. Wednesday Thursday, Fri
Cay, Saturday-and Saturday night
the sales out.
Save 10 per cent on your Christmas
purchases by shopping early.
Advt The Ellsworth Store.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-30

Bazaar at st. Peters church par
Tors, Dec. md. Afternoon and even
ing. -Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-30
Chicl.en Pie sumner and Bazaar.

At Christian Church. Wednesday
Dec. 3. Inexpensive articles on sale.
Supper 25c. Everybody come. ADV
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-30

The Red Line closed cars are ready
for the stormy weather. Phones:
Home 5613; Bell 613 or 607 Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-30

Want to hurry? Call the Red Line.
Line. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-30
''Or1yx'' Week
The Years
Silk Hosiery Event
for Men, Women and Children Begins Monday.

a Splendid Black
White, All other seasonable priced
to pair.
Women's
Hose and Gauze Weights, with Isle
Black ColOrs
Clocks with POINTER" Usually priced
Ia 20 per pair
tenn "A cred in
nd
all the POINTER" Usually priced
Especial attention directed this Remarkable
Clicked al wit
POINTEX Usually priced $3.50 to
peri
WOmen's the Winter
$3.50 pair.
Self
POINTER
Paris Inserts
a al Heel.
to
MISSES
opportunity
Girls: Sizes ~ Usually
Sizes to u. Usually priced
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-30

WANTED - Experienced Stenographel
permanently. The Owls. rs y. Main
Home phone 6267.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-16

Mra George Ksai No. ssS Msdbury-
!, From colai Newman. No. iIs rA.o'
Mr.. z; u Roussslis. No, iss7 Twsn-
MaicQim Henderson. Mo- ioss West
ot fHsnR s2Scp.rmo,. No. lnm Bran
Mrs oeorge Alexander Black. No.
Miss Isabel McMichAsi. No. ass Pal
Mrs d. A. MartsllL No. su Liili-
c. i. Lstts. Jr. No. sW vinswood-
Leo Lester. Hotel Norton.
Miss Nettie Smith, No. COS Fourth
Edwin L. Mertens No. sss Jos. Cam
Clara NJ. schmidt, No. IS orand-avs.
west. Highland Park.
Miss Catherine visger. No. SIS Mo-
Mrs. a VI. Bottomby No. sso Elm
ave, Highland Park,
Marvin Reginald Lewis. No. IS Rio
pelle-st.l River Rouge. a..
may ave. ST Clair Heights.
Mrs, o.. B. Textor. No. atii East
Grand-blyd
MI. SIo;.n ss ssy Ne 10 i s,l R' %ss:T
George L. Jenkins. No. i7ai Russell
ct.
Howard L. Perry. No. ass Josephine
Miss Gladys Lee. No sss Cameron
Mrs. Manly smith. No. 2si Hague
Mrs. L T. Longweii. No. soS Oak
Mrs. John c. Drummond. No. $50
Leo f. sioikey. No 1860 Forrest.
west. a.,
Mrs. James Cross. Lessville branch.
Dario De Masellis. No. l6t~ custer
.. S cssR,p bowman MG N Ss rs -FOUR
Miss Hazel NawrOs. No. 7ss Four
Mrs Fred Doyle. No. llo7 vinswood-
ave
Arthur Berger, IS Cutier-st.
Mrs. p. r. McGrath. ISL Cameron
Mrs. Albert o. Turner, SIS Reid-st
G. NJ Steyskal. sll Michigan ave
Mrs. L. Kudner. 10 Liberty-st.. La
Mr.. 3: +. King, ass wnse;avs.
Mrs. Chas. Buddington. 81 Livernos'
Mrs. q. NJ Smith. $50 oakiand-ave
Harry A. Newbaum, ss3 Townsend
Robert Wallace, Is Riehter-st
Mrs James Saunders, iHs Twenty
Master W. J. Hayek. 1897 vinewood.
Mile. Josette Binsfeid. 22s Benton st
H. c. Richardson. az Richton-a ave.
Claude Neiles. Ills Lothrop-ave
The Detroit times., 1914-11-16
MISS GRAMER
Is WINNER IN
LIVELY CONTEST
to..t,.ssa fre. Pass o-eJ


Times into the once about 4 o'clock
and began reading IT, said Miss
0ramer. II saw the Seven Keys to
Baldpate' puzzle and wondered II l
could solve Il. but kept on reading
the paper all through, before ] turn
cd again to the puzzle. Then l cut
out the illustrations and started TO
Zee II could ind the seventh key.
You can see that Il did not take me
long to find II. never expected to
win the prize. though. but ! am ever
90 glad that did. l know that |
will enjoy the play ever so much and
thank The Times a thousand times
for the seats"
Many correct. nearcorrect and very.
far>from-correct solutions were re-
ceived. and as . glance through the
names printed below will show, the
answers came from all classes of folk.
young and old. and from all over the
city and nearby towns In the state.
The puzzle illustration printed In
the one Issue Of The Times. Wednes-
day, Nov. IL, showed six keys on q
ring. and the solution consisted In
90 folding the paper as to leave only
one key showing and that free from
the ring. That the paper could be
folded In many different ways and
attain the correct result was proven
In the numerous successful solutions
receivsd
The Detroit times., 1914-11-16
NEAR CORRECT

Mrs. o. Kane. No. 20 East Adams-ave
Mrs. Howard Smith, No. lSe Harper
a. Monty. No. III Erskine-st
Mrs. J. r. Pierce. No. sls Cameron
Paul P. vlasek. city engineers office
]. 7. King. No. as Edmund-p
Mrs. c. e Campbell, No. 2a2 Grand
ave Miss WA asrs n,shsn alnssi No sos Bid.
dle-ave., Wyandotte. Mich.
Miss Lily Penhall, First and Old De-
troit National bank building.
Leo Bishop, No. us North-st, Mo-
Mrs. j. r. Chalmers, No. IS Locust st
o. G. Swarthout No. 22s Ash-st
A. Ehrensberger. No. l547 Holcomb-
Mrs c; Roush, No: AS Anthon-st
A. f. Bell. No. IS Lincoln-avs.
Miss Eva Joiiie, No. IS Grant-ct
NJ Maurice, No. SlS JEFFERSON ave-
Miss Goldie Burdick. No. sSI Good,
win-ave.
r. D. McIsaac, No. 100 Medbury- ave
Mrs: David Cross. Leesvllle Branch
William Cross, Lessvine Branch post
Gerald McAuIey. No. all Common
Mrs, James ID. Young. No. 272s West
Grand blvd.
Mrs. E. Cookson, 145 Rowena-st.
Mrs. Fred Rowe, No. 701 Third ave
Miss Mildred wiseman. No. 600ts
Monroe-ave.
r. 8. Darfier. department parks and
boulevards.
j. Arthur deGraaf. No. I15 Yves,
Highest.
Herbert Bierwirth, No. 6s1 Seven
feminist
Mrs Charles r. ReIlich, No los Cand.
leF-ave., Highland Park
Mrs. T. G. Jones, No 203 Smith AVE
Mrs. J. w. Fortune. No. 176 Baldwin
ave.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-16
$4,000 For 100 Words.

The publication or The MILTON
Oollor Hyotery" continues today
The story runs for twenty-five cor
sssutixc weeks In this us pTrSP snnous.
- 5iim Company 4 has been made
6o6oiblo not only TO REID the story
- thlo paper, but also TO see " eaon
yeek u The various moving picture
Systsry story $40 900 viii Be given.
The prise OF. Sio.ooo Will be won
~ the man. woman. or child MY
yFisss The most f re6sp (Which the last
I've reels Of motion picture sanA
SsrS Of the story written by Harold
rs sSlqs,S.: F RfS eS ss sss i. MAI
1ors bldg, No. 8 8 Wabashacs'
hlcagCo, or Thanhouser Film ~
1Ath door Masonic Temple o,o Work
4 City, any time up TO midnight. pee;
~ = is asy than han that nat date.
q board OF three judges viii a
rocoived II the most acceptable. me
Soiuts and mai Nothing Of
l!tsreyy nature win be con,id ersse m
sncs In the selection o.. the winner
g the SIC. COO prize, The last two
rssis which win give the most ao-
eePtabls solution 20 the mysstesE
viii be presented In the tneaset
having this feature as soon a. ~
practical TO produces same. The story
oorresponding TO these motion PIC
lures will appear In the newspapers
ooincidsntaliy, or 40 soon after the
appearance OF the pictures az praS,,
teal. With the last two reels VII
Sc shown the pictures Of the w,n-
nor. his or her homo and other In.
teresting Featured II 10 understood
that the newspapers. % tar ~ pi
IDEAL, In printing the last two cnaP-
toro Of the story by Harold MSoratn.
VIII also show q picture OF the su'-
Golutions to the mystery must not
~ more than 100 words long. aers
are some Of the questions TO be KEPT
n mind In connection with the mys-
t0ry - an AID to q solution:
No, i-What becomes Of the MIL
10. iwhat becomes of The
10. s-whom does Florence mar
q No I ,. s,wn., become. of tn. Rus
Nobody connected either directly
~ Indirectly with "The Million Doll
isr Hystsry viii be considered AZ .
contestant
The Detroit times., 1914-11-16

Ernest arisdsis. No sss Eucild-avs
Mrs n 7. whittlsssS No. ass
cyrii dro6bsi No. III West Grand
Mr.. Geo. H. Mowiniams. No. 10,
Miss susan Dolly. No. bsI Chsns-st
Mrs. l. 8. worth. No. sos Melbourne
E Fss.:s Ne No iJ.Ss iNs .Ssss;,,:,.
a, Fisher, No. toS Mitehsll-st
Paul 2, Rowsich.os. No No. $50 thirty,
Mr.. william simmons. No. ns Thlr-
Ms. Hazel roa...u. No sss FIJI
Miss Kate Mahon. No. 500 Medbury-
Mrs. Louis oia.isr. No. .ss Rivard- st
Dawey Baker. No. sis Antoinette-.t
Miss Margsry Brando. No. iis Mel
James Hain.s No. a7OO West Grand
Philip Brs.ner. No. ia csnnsid-avs
w. oailandt. No. SCI campbeii-avs.
carSii Sirs: Holly M h.n..,
g j. Hansn, No. 81 wss.on.ss
Mrs. chas. Il. Duny. No. Sss Longfei-
George d. Risher. Engine Co. No. 81,
Lawndale and Lafayette-aves.
Mrs. +. q. wsthereil. No. 2t77 West
Jefferson-ave.
Miss Jennie D. Young. No a.i
J. A Young. No 1859 Howard:st
Miss Freda Garrett, No. eos Hamn-
Walter Herbst, No. sos Twenty
Matthew NJ, Goebei, Jr.. No. l2ss
W. l. Kennedy, No. zee Hudson ave.
Mrs. Frank Keusch, No. IL Sprague-
Mrs. Annie Bosiey. No. 81 Cottage
NJ Burgess, No. l2ss Jos. campau-
r. cosper. No. 81 Honest. :.
| Andrew Smith. No. 1907 West Grand
Edward T. Ross. Jr., No. @ Buens
vista-ave. west, Highland Park.
Mrs. c. w. Burton, No. 81 West Eu-
John Gamble. No. 72s wabash-ave
Earl McHugh No. ga Hamilton ave
Miss Florence NJ. orndorff. No. s2i
b. T. Hoskin. No 275 Calumet ave
Miss Gertrude Kehrer. No. $50 Alger'
Ernest H. rryseii. No. sss Mary-st
Mrs. James F. Lut.. No. i6i Mt Yer.
Hiss Julia Putxig. No. $40 Elmwood.
Mrs, J. II. Price. No, sss Crane ave
Miss Blanche f. Goddard, No. q
Mrs. E. fleming. No. lei Schroeder.
Clayton Bradley. No. SIS Adams-ave
west.
Miss Grace Deiy. No. 55T chens-st
| p Cullen No f64 Loraine-ave.
II. T. Humphrey. No. SIS Lorraine
Miss Lille Jacques. No. lass West
Mrs. chas. Macdonald. No. 80 caiu'
Norman Mesinnity. No. IS seiden
Miss verna Debinske. No. lee Hale
NJ A. Payne. No sos Philadelphia
r. J. Miller. No. % Forsyth-aye
Will G. Loomis. Jr.. No. 81 Hazel
Hal W. Mott. No; as7 Holbrook- ave
Harry Lanerty. No. AL Rademacher
Miss G. BontenakeI, Hotel Metropoie
Mrs Resale Marshick. Jr, No. AZ
Clark-ave.
i. r. Kern. No. so5 Parkyiew.ave
Clarence Kellogg, No. 7os Water
Miss Adelaide r. Savage. No. 81
Mrs. \. r. Mills. No. rs Eighteenth
ct.
william Mccauiey. No. - Midland
ave. Highland Park.
Il Miss Frances Richards, No. Is
Rhode Island-av Highland Park.
Miss Florence 81. Farquharson. Nc
1880 Penobscot building.
Miss Agatha Davis. No. 1s5 Mel
bourne-ave.
Miss Eva Lightle. No. 2ss Thirty
first-st.
Mrs. Alice Stein. No. ia Chamber
lain-uve.
Miss Marguerite Coyne. No. So Av
ery-ave.
i Frank sarchet, No. 4ss solvay-aye.
William Hack. No 81 Fifth-st.. Mon
roe Mich.
Miss Florence steventon. No. IL
Morreii-st
Miss Erma King, No. los Gerald ave
Miss Clara NJ Schwab, No. Berk
shire Pointe, Crosse Potnte Farms
Mrs. IT. =. Roberts. No. 40 Stevens
4 ave, Highland Park.
Lawrence Bockhouser. No. 4s2 Hol
4
The Detroit times., 1914-11-16
1r,1orsrs OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS

mXNOP8I0 OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS
stanley Hargreave. millionaire after
10 gsng Of brilliant thieves known az
<ko Black Hundred, lives the life OF q
foolugs for IS years. Hargreave acSi-
snteliy meets Brsine. leader ass,n o. w sns
- nome by a balloon. Before es-
|G6ping he writes a letter TO the girls
<Sfiously left on the doorstep his baby
SrSreave also draws 100000 from
Ssa sp, but tns Sea e Sssn the
- escaped In was punctured-
E vlorence arrives from the girls
|nchool Countess Olga, Braine's COM
.nicn: visits her and claims her her. q: "a
& means of making Florence a target
||or their attacks. They are after the
q. o00. 900. and Braine. their leader sets
z|red. after a number Of attempts. fail.
due to the wisdom of Jones. the Har-
roAve butler. and Norton. newspaper
Concealed at the rendezvous Of the
lack Hundred. man learns OF the re-
|tovery OF the box from the sea by q
rLilor and OF Its subsequent return to
ME bottom of the sea, and he quickly
Siicate box Is planted and later secured
~ the band, but before its contents are
xomined the box mysteriously disap-
IA Finding himself cneckmated at every
Iprn Bralne endeavors to enmesh the
|nrgroave household In the law In
0)of TO gain free access TO the house.
10 timely discovery Of the plot by
or<on sets the police at the heels OF
~ pack and results In a raid on the
10g's ropdezvous. which. however,
t2yes 70 Be barren Of results.
horton and plan to dispose of him.
xGotn the unnoticed butler shows his
md By rescuing Norton and defeating
vIorsncs secures a mysterious paper
v1)ch In Of vital importance TO her
31her's safety Braine loses hope Of
Ienri servan II given documentary
IVI0ence against the Black Hundred.
Ehoy try TO get it from him by q clever
8oo6. but again Jones beats them TO II.
t