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The Spectator., 1915-07-23

our friend" he said. lis going to be mad enough to walk into hell. even, when he finds out what hS thinks has happened"
 Tt wasn't any of Jimmy's lot?"
 Sanford Quest shook his head.
 French" he said, keep mum, but it was the elderly family retainer, Mac dougal. ] felt restless about him. He has lost the girl-he was married to hei, by the bye-and the jewels. No fear of his slipping away. l shall
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you've Hao hou9r. lime, Ienora. have him here at the time 1 told you"
 You've way Of your own of doing these things, MT. Quest" the inspec- tor admitted grudgingly.
 Mostly lucky Quest replied. Take cigar, and so long, inspector. They want me to tAlk to Chicago on an- other little piece of business" ..
 It was a kw minutes before mid night when Quest parted the curtains of a room ol the ground floor of his house in Georgia square and looked out into the snow-white street. Then he turned around and addressed the figure lying as though asleep upon the sofa by the fire.
 'Lenora," he said, 'T am going out. Stay here, If you please, until l re- turn"
 He left the room. For few mo- ments there was a profound silence. Then a white face was pressed against the window. There was a crash of glass. A man covered with snow sprang into the apartment. He moved swiftly to the sofa, and something black and ugly swayed in his hand.
 50 you've deceived me, have your" he panted. Handed over the jewels, chucked me, and given me the double cross! Anything to say?"
 Macdougal leaned forward, his white face distorted with passion. The life-preserver bent and quivered be- hind him, cut the air with a swish and crashed full upon the head.
 The man staggered back. The weapon fell from his fingers. For a moment he was paralyzed. There was no blood upon his hand. no cry silence inhuman. unnatural! He looked again. Then the lights flashed out all around him. There were two detectives in the doorway, their rel volvers covering him-Sanford Quest, with Lenora in the background In the sudden illumination Macdougal's horror turned almost to hysterical rage. He had wasted his fury upon . dummy!
 anu HUI, Hcu, QucSL OTOGI6O3 Hands up, Macdougal. Your numbers | up"
 The handcuffs were upon him be- fore he could move.
 What about the young womanr" the inspector asked.
 Lenora stood in an attitude of dc spair, her head downcast. She had turned little away from Macdougal. Her hands were outstretched. It was as though she were expecting the handcuffs.
 You can let her alone." Sanford Quest said quietly. "A wife cannot give evidence against her husband, and besides. I need her. She is going to work for me-"
 Macdougal was already at the door. between the two detectives. He swung around. His voice was calm, almost clear-calm with concentration Of hatred.
 You are a wonderful man. lfr. Sanford Quest" he said. 'Maks tho most of your triumph. Your time is nearly up, there is one coming whose wit and cunning. science and skill arc all-conquering. He will brush you away, Sanford Quest, like . fIy. Waie a few weeks"
 You interest me-" Quest muH mured. Tell me some more about this great master?" T shall tell you nothing l1acdoun. al replied. You will hear nothine. you will know nothing. Suddenly yuU will find yourself opposed. You win struggle--and then the end. lt is CT. tain" . They led him away. Only Lsneuo remained. sobbing. ouest wen1 - to her. X You've had . roQon olo1aI torrrn 2 he said. with ec u .Perhsps the hrlghtsr 1ny6 ~ ing." !, szo IT col.1zzUz
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CHAPTER II.

''I am to take 1t. believe" Lord Ashleigh began after dinner that eve ming. that you have finally decided. Ella. to embrace our friend Delarey's suggcstion and to leave us Saturday r
 "If you please" Ella murmured. with glowing eysa
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the perfect automaton. His eyes, in- stead of being fixed at the back of his masters chair. were simply riveted upon the stones. A queer little feeling of uneasiness disturbed Ella for the moment It passed. however. as in glancing away her attention was once more attracted by the sparkle of the jewels upon her bosom.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-09
FOOT AND MOUTH
 DISEASE REAPPEARS
ALL STOCK YARDS WHERE DIS. EASE IS FOUND TO REMAIN
 CLOSED UNTIL DlSlNFECTEO.

Washington, Feb S.-Wmie reap pcarance of the foot and mouth dis ease in stock yards of nine cities ad- mittedly is 8 serious setback in the campaign against inc plague, depart meat of agriculture officials said 10. day the new outbreak did not present as grave a situation as the original infection because it did not attack stock held on farms All the cattle iatected in the yards al Chicago. Pittsburg Indianapolis. Louisville, Buffalo Cincinnati Columbus, Jersey City and Baltimore were for immedL ate slaughter The yards will remain closed until they have been thorough ly disinfected Elimination of the af- lection, a department statement says. is principally a matter of disinfecting all cars used in these shipments and all yards through which they have passed, The statement adds
 In the opinion of the federal all. thorties the renewal of the plague emphasizes the necessity of adhering for some time longer to the quaran. tine regulations that prohibit the shipment of any stock from the guar antine area for any purpose except immediate slaughter and also pro bbit it's shipment at all to points in free area.
 "The government also holds that cattle purchased for slaughter and found 10 be affected with foot and mouth disease snail not be paid for hut may be condemned under the fed eral meat inspection law like any other diseased stock Purchasers Of cattle to slaughter in territory where there is reason 10 suspect the exist ence of the disease, purchase at their own risk, and there is no reason why the government should insure them against the possibility of loss"
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NEW CENTRAL THEATER.

You may have heard the old love adage that there are two hearts that beat as oue,' lut rhe New Central to- day, with Wallace Berry in the lead ing role has a comedy that has that outclassed from start to finish. and it is entitled Two Hearts That Beat as Ten" Remember. too, that is just a five 10 one shot greater than the comment swaias are wont to make which means that it is five times as funny as anything this house offered in weeks. See it today by all means. "A Nights Adventure is the title of a Lubin drama in two reels that for thrills and society effect cannot be surpassed, and it is something that will hold and entertain the patrons from the first foot of film to the last. Biograph offers a great feature "The Borrowed Necklace" and wien there is a Biograph on the program one can be certain that the feature will be well worth while It is Wednesday that the premier comedian of the age will be at the New Central, and to- morrow Charles Chaplin appears in the first production he directed for the Essanay company, His New Job" He was formerly with the Keystone, but Essanay has him now, so watch for a barrel of ful" in this tWo-reel scream.
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THE THEATERS
LYRIC TEEATE@

The Gold Seal Company offers its great tWO-reel detective drama a finn which has been more extensively ad- Vertised than any recent motion pie. ture, "The Girl of the Secret Service" featuring Grace Cunard and Francis Ford, those two clever Gold Seal stars who produced the Universal's first great serial It naturally stands to reason that the two-part thriller of today would be one of extraordinary merit a real gem of the motion Die ture makers art and that is just what it is.
 Nestor. in his biggest and best recent comedy. All Over the Bis cults has produced another Of these corkiug newlywed comedies that ev eryone is crazy about It is the story of the bride and groom's first real awakening to the fact that both had married just human people and angels. See this one sure
 Warner likewise has a comedy. "Charity's Charley-horse, fun fea- ture that will surely make you laugh all you will want to for one day.
 Annette kellerman Coming.
 On February II. for three days. An nette Kellermal. the modern Venus, the twentieth century woman who approaches nearest the standard of measurements of Venus de Milo and Diana, will be the greatest feature the Lyric has booked in its history. Miss Kelerman. the diving and swim ming queen of the world acquired her wonderful figure and her skill through her acquatic accomplishments. She will be Aere for three days and every one should see this wonderful woman, a real treat that is offered only once ia a lifetime
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SYMPTOMS
Slight Symptoms Sometimes Presage
 Serious Results.

otFiOuS hEbuitSt
 Do you feel tired, have you a sallow complexiCn constipation, headache. bad breath, sleeplessness or circles around your eyes? If so, you are un- doubtedly suffering from some liver complaint
 Perhaps you don't feel very badly now, but delay is dangerous To allow your liver to continue out of order, is 10 invite serious chronic illness
 Whenever you have the slightest symptoms of liver trouble, stop it i'm. mediately. You can do it harmlessly and mildly by taking Liv-Ver-Lax, the natural vegetable compound that is replacing calomel everywhere. It has all the effectiveness, not the effect of calomel Insist on getting the origi- nal LiV-Ver-Lax, bearing the likeness and signature of l., K. Grigsby, which Is guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded. For sale by R. c Morris Drug Co. and Public Drug Co
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ROYAL TnEATEm

For those who like variety and they are legion the prceram al the Royal touches the top pinnacle of sue cess today, for there is the Hearst Selig Weekly, a Vitagraph drama. Kalem comedy and an Edison com edy all on the same bill.
 Maurice Costello and Fstelle Mardo. those steIling Vitaeraph stars, are the leaders in the Vitagraph drama which will likely head the booking for today. The Understudy. or Be hind the Scenes" is the title of d wonderful stage play in which they are featured today IL is the inside of the stage deyotee's life. some Of the ins and outs of the actresses life that will certainly please you.
 Ruth Roland is the leading charac- ter in a comedy drama from Edison 8 splendid laugh story that has a plot and plenty of fun connected with it.
 Lodgings For Two" is the title of the funniest film story yet It is from Edison and the Edison players have made it a good one, as usual
 Last but not least on this bill is that big world stage setting the Hearst-Selig Weekly, brim full of scenes from the big world war and also a umber of big scenes from the world at peace and its industrious pursuits,
 Friday comes the big feature of all at the Royal, watch for tha date and the announcements.
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BILLIARD EXHIBITION.
Charles C. Peterson Entertains Guests
 at the Arlington.
Ry IT, " LANGGAN. Press Representative of the Arlnslon and Eastman Hotels.

Ky IT, " I-AN1fiAN.
 Press Representative of the Arlington
 and Eastman Hotels.
 Charles C Peterson of St. Louis. the professional billiardist Of note and the world's champion at the Ied- bali game-a game so popular in the French academies spent Sunday and Monday al the Arlington ea route north from San Antonio. and Monday afternoon gave an exhibition of trick and fancy shots in the hotels billiard hall that clearly distanced anything ever before shown in Hot Springs
 Mr. Peterson can fairly make the worries talk. Likewise he defies any. one in the world to line up the ba'B SO that he cannot count Monday att ernoOn, before some 60 or 70 Arlmg- ton guests, the wizard of the cue CT tertained for the greater part of an hour and a half Some of his trick shots were baffling to a high degree. He pulled off a cluster of nine and ten cushion shots and also made some time shots, first with three balls and then with four that were voted just about the best ever
 MT. Peterson can scarcely have a single superior when it comes to making masse shots Likewise he's bear in making the kiss numbers. For a grand finale yesterday after noon the brilliant St. Louis player did what he claimed he could do and which sounded a trifle fishy towit: Make l0a points in minute John A. Simpson of Chicaso the Rock Is- land railroad official. and D. l. Law rie of Memphis, both guests at the Arlinetoa, timed MT Peterson He counted the loo. from a nurse on the end rail, in fl seconds which is cer- tainly going some.
 Mr PetersOn's exhibition was huge ly enjoyed and Ed Busch of St. Louis and L. O Crane and John Marcy oi Boston. as well as Harry WestcoJt and Billyam Parrish of this city. are just some of those confident that the St Touisan is the best manipulatoi of the worries they have seen pull trick aud fancy shots in their entire careers, and all have ever been great lovers of billiards
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HANLEY WINS CASE.

Chancellor Henderson yesterday handed down q decision in the Hal. icy Waters suit, declaring unlegal the sale of property to Tom Hanley by w. w. Waters, the latter having sold HalIey his house and lot on Garden stree previous to the fire of Friday September !, 1918. The sale was made on agreement of contract and memorandum, the consideration being $G.50O. The suit was based on the fact that Mrs Waters had not signed the deed with her husboad, for after the fire and before the deed could be transferred Hanley began action to recover his money The case will be taken to the supreme court
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TRUCK GROWERS TO MEET.

There will be a meeting of the farmers and truck growers of this section at the county court house Saturday, February 13, at o'clock D. m. for the purpose of organizing a growers association, which will have for its object the securing of a mar ket and better express rates cn fruit and vegetables shipped from this see ton
 You are requested to be present and to notify any other interested farmers or growers to come, as MT. Alsop. demonstrator and agricultural
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las just got uader way. as far as dra matic shows are concerned, one the stages brightest stars will be seen in the near future Mir. Nat C Goodwin. for years an annual visito to this city; he is booked for an ap- pearance at the Auditorium Saturday February 20 appear ia what the public has always liked him best. farcical comedy entitled "Never Say Die by William Il. Post, his most successful vehicle for last season and this
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AUDlTORGUK
Big BurIesque Show Coming.


 The Folly Burlesquers, a jolly musi cal melange in two parts will be the attraction at the Auditorium next week, starting Monday night Feb ruary Is. This company is direct off the Columbia Burlesque wheel, and out direct from St Louis, where they have been playing in stock at the Gayety theater, that city The com pany numbers nearly forty pccSle and has chorus of twenty girls. Special scenery and plenty Of it. Gambling Hall and an exact repro duction in every detail of this famous gambling hall will be presented ia showing the wles of the grafter and how the dupe falls for the different gambling devices.
 This company will change the bill twice during the week Monday and Thursday, laying off Saturday night on account of the Nat c. Goodwin al. traction.
 Prices l5. g, 50 and 75c Seat sale starts Friday at ScAneck's
 Nat C. Goodwin in "Never Say Die
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TWO WOMEN HUNG

onto their husbands coattails, beg. ging them to bring home some of Jack Goodine's famous Chile and
 Roast Beef Sandwiches with the gravy oozing out ob dem. S25 Central Ave. Phone 1O76.
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We have the only complete griad- ing plant in the city. All work guar anteed No guessWork Eoscnf.ell Optical Co, G14 Central 29-tf
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Mrs. Kellermans
REPAIR SHOP.

Ladies'. Gents and Children's cloth ing made over and repaired at req
 sonable rates Now is the time to
 have your winter clothes put in or der. 11l Exchange Street.
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We make KRYPTOKS- glasses to see far and near all one piece Ro- senfield optical Co.,, GA Central
 29-tf
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DR. E. F. VINEGAR

can now be found iu his office 9 10 l2 a m, and 2 to . D m. 1-2S-tf
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representative, is expected to be present.
 J. w. ELLISON.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

Jno T. O'Brien, the practical and experienced tailor, is now located at 223 Valley street. Owing to the stringency of the present time and the cutting of his expense more than half, he is prepared to do all kinds or work in his line at greatly reduced prices. A good stock of Wooleas on hand. and also a full line of samples of all designs Does French dry cleaning and pressing. Alterations op mems. women's and youths clothes undertaken with an absolute guaran- tee of saticfaction 12-4-tf
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 Bottled milk an6 cream delivered to any part of the city, daily. Pure wholesome and rich. Tho Pasteu rized Milk Go. Phone 1E 4-2l-tf
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MADAME MARION
NIP AND kIPPY
THE FOUR MILOS

Original Radum Platinum Creation,
 right from the orpheum Circuit
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Bulgarian Buttermilk will make you fat. Positively pure 1-30-tf
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Nat C. Goodwin in "Never Say Die" Though the local theatrical season
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LIVSEY AND CONNIE

The Tenor the Coincidence formerly with Edwards
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-03
CHARLESTON RESULTS

and up. six furlongs-Moisant. i10
IOberO, to O.. l to 2. out. first; Master
Joe. IA (Troxler), to to s, out.
to {. even. out. third. Time us 81 81
Chaser. Waner. Ochre Court also ran.
Second--selling, three-year- olds and
up. six furlongs-Cooster. 104 Iaffer-
Brswn, ne G9arTilnxtop5, is TO JIG 70
i;17s-5. Rustic Maid. Photograph. In.
ferno Queen. Sir Fretful. Pcrthrock
also ran:
Third-four-year-o lds and up. selling.
five and one-half ENTHUSIASTICALLY
wine. 105 Ha1erty). to /, to 5. 3
to :: won: See 1t. 100 (Robinsonl. 3
Eyes, los CUrap. 8 to ]. S to 2. 4 to S.
Path and Joe Finn also ran.
Fourth-sslling; four,year,olds and
Milton b.. 112 HanoverJ. 4 to j, Z to g..
out. second: Benedictina. 1l2 tSmyth),
3 TO ], TO g. out. third. Time, l:45.
Tom Hancock, Stcalaway. Plain Ann
also ran.
Fifth-three- year olds and up. sell
Ing. six furlonRs-Dr. Dougherty. 40
nHinpy): : to /. to 5. to 5. won:
Ta'l i leao 1sohIns9n), 70 to l. g
to ]. to l. 2 to /. third. Time. 1917 3-5.
harlequin. Thomas Galloway. Humilia-
ton. Veneta Strome, Early Morn also
ran.
one mile-Idleweiss, l15 Connors), s 10
]. to ]. even. won: Tag Pay. 107 (Hop-
kins). to l. to 2. to s. second:
Font. liz tHanoverl. to 5. IL To 20.
Trade. Transformation, Sir Caledore,
Cuttihunk, Mockler also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-03

coded the victorious oifena@l
Marine. On the rts.d u FROM
passed n cart complaining n ict
fowls. among thuIn n superl
bargain was auieily struck.
passed Into the hands OF thu
and was attachesl by his le,
Timber OF 75. III
An hour later tho battery
orders to open Are. in order
the retreat Of the troops ,c
was FORGOTTEN. At the FIRST -
he Mapped his wings In n fre@
fort to break free. The
laughed like the children, TN 4
Came n second shot and ).
struggle. But at the third. IN
bird. now n hardened
scrambled on the timber, and
Tapping. launched a vigorous
Thence onward. every fine
spoke the cook added his shrfu,
ing note to it's thunders.
The gunners were quick To ca
symbolic Significance. The cod
no longer n mere rnrmyard 10
and fit for the evening not ~
COG Saluois" symbol of the
nation. So. when their task wsa
and their guns were SILENT. theF
mended chanticleer to the GOOD
and charge OF a farmer, promis
claim it on their victorious ret,I,
make OF 1t the regimenfaN maHco.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-03
BASKETBALL.

The Richmond Howitzers' basketball
9uint will lineup against the RAN
dolph- Macon five next Saturday night
at the Howitzers' Armory on North
Eighth Street at $3.50 o'clock. These
teams met twice last year, the How
and losing the one In Ashland
The Artillerymen have a clean slate
30 far this season, having won seven
games. scoring 316 points against their
opponents leg. They won the pennant
in the Richmond League. and are ready
to play for the city championship ms
soon rs McGiils and Barton Heights
nniSh their series in the Amateur and
Athletic Leagues.
The HowitZers are after arranging n
game with the Norfolk Light Artillery
Blues, and in case this Is done, and
they defeat the Blues. this will give
them the undisputed military cham
pionship of Virginia, as they have al
ready defeated twice the Richmond
Grays and the Richmond Blues.
The series for the basketball cham
pionship of Richmond will begin short
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-03
JUAREz RESULTS

maiden. ave furionesITwilight. TO
tMntthews), 2 to /, ] to 2, / TO 3, won
Jack Harrison. liz tCarter). . to /. 3
to !. TOP. second; Fred T.. Up tMoles-
Time. l0S. Hlmyar Lass. Edna H., DR..
Brown. Jack Ritter also ran.
Second--seIllng. three-year odds and
up. Ave furlongs-Lady Mint. ITO
(Mott. to s. to 2. 1 to i. won;
Pedro. ll2, lFeeny). 10 to l, 4 to l.
to J. second: Kate Sheldi. loo (Bock :
err. to ]. even. TO .. third. Time,
los As: .Beyta. Wool. Agnes Dale.
Great Jubilee also ran.
Third, i've .furiongs-No Quarter. 1l2
Gentry. 6 to l. 3 to !. to 5. won:
Nobby.. ll2 tMartin). to l. TO 5.
: TO 10. second; Lcscar, 112 tTaylor),
2 ;o 70 u. 70 = ! to 2: third Time.
also ran.
Fourth-seven furiopgs.aAl Worm
%on; Cisco. lI9 'Mott,. 3 70 !. even:
lClark). 4 to S. l to 2. / TO 8. third.
Time. 1898. Canton. GylR. Zinkand,
Rose ONcill also ran.
Fifth-fve furlongs-Louis Descog-
won; Sta, hsrta, log tGallahan{; !; TO j i;
Time. los Is. Silver Tone. Ban Man.
go. Oblivion. Doll Boy. George Karme
sixth-nve furlongs-Parnen Girl.
10 tGentry): TO S. to S.. to 3. won:
9, to 5. second, Prince Conrad. 1907
Time 1:oS. Kid Nelson. Buck Thomas.
Thompson also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-03
ST. LOUIS NATIONALS ASK
COURT FOR INJUNCTION
Cardinals Owners Trying to Prevent
Lee Magee From Acting as Man.
ager Of the Brooklyn Tiptops.
DAYTONIA PLEAsEs EBBI
Dodgers Boss Signs Five-Year Lease
for Training Camp in Florida
Johnny King May Return to the
Cincinnati Reds.

A temporary injunction to restrain
ball circles as Lee Magee" from man
aging any club or, from playing with
any club other than the ST. Louis
Nationals, was asked for in a suit field
yesterday by the American Baseball
and Athletic Exhibition Company OPP
Grating the st! Louis National League
Baseball Club.
The suit asks that the injunction
later be made permanent on the ground
that the st. Louis National League club
holds previous contract with AIagee
for the season OF 1915. It further states
that on November II. 1914. Magee
signed contract with the Brooklyn
contract with the st. Louis Nationals.
Charles H. Ebbets has returned to
Brooklyn from Daytona, Fla, where he