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NEXT
PLACE OF MEETING
ANNUAL CONVENTION OF CHRIS.
TAN CHURCHES ENDS LAST
NIGHT.
officers Elected for Ensuing Year
Session Was One Of Best Ever
Held by the Denomination.

At 10 o'clock last night the three
day session OF the fOrty-hfth annual
convention OF the Churches OF Christ
In West Virginia was brought TO
close at the First Christian church,
south Market street. As expressed
by an aged official OF the church, @Tt
was one OF the largest and most sue
ceEsful conventions OF the kind ever
held by the Churches OF Christ in his
state. Many Of the 200 deleEafes
present departed for home last ni&t.
Inc next annual convention will u al
Elect orieera
The following officers for the emu
ing year were elected:
President. Ramsey. West Union
First vice presldent-W ID. Van
Noorhis. Of Parkersburg
Second vice PRESIDENT. J. Nor
gan OF Bethany.
Third vice president-W. p. Hender-
shot. OF Huntington
Recording secretary-W. r. Pierce.
% Cameron.
Assistant recording Secretary
W hoho. of Huntington
Treasurer-F VI. Biddle, OF Wells
burg
The following officers for the en-.
suing year were elected by the Wo-
mems Missionary Society. President.
Mrs. J J. Morgan Bethany: vice
president. Mrs. J. ID McReynolds,
llarksburg. secretary. Mrs A D..
Poland. Bethany. recording secretary.
Mrs y a Richardson. Bethany
treasurer. Mrs p VI. Long. Parkers-
burg, Superintendent Of circle work
ers. Mise Cora Dodd. Holidays Cove:
superintendent young peoples work,
Miss Amanda Crlswe1. Cameron dis
trict manager Blueheld, Mrs. s. A..
WOflcy. Blueheld
Middle Island. Mrs e. p. Hassner.
View Martinsivlle. Hampshire. Miss
Agnes Hictt Pleasant Vale. Monon-
Eahela. Mrs T. NJ Wetzel Fairmont
New River. Mrs Fila phlpps. BcckIev
Guyan. Mrs. = 81 Summers. Hunting
ton
Just before the close ~ the conven.
ton resolution ~ thanks was ten
dered all for the success OF the meet
iurs
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ATHLETICS WALLOPED

PHILADELPHIA. May s-Washing-
ton overwhelmed the home club today
Dy II 10 2. The visitors made seven OF
their runs OFF Pennock IN two innings
and also piled up four tallies in the
third session OFF Bressler Philadel-
phia was BANKED for FIVE innings bv
Hallia. and Harper twirled the last four
innings and yielded two runs barry.
was charged with four errors Score:
u. II. r.
Washington 54OOOOOO-H IL 1
Philadelphia cocoon OOl-2 2
batteries: Gallta. Harper and Henry
and Williams; Pennock and Rressler and
SChang and Lapp
Two base hits; Foster. Lajoie Three
base hit. Moeller. Home run. Henry.
stolen bases; Milan. Foster Mcbride
Moeller, Walsh >. Bases on balls. Gal
LA ?; Harper 2; Fennock 3 Bressler g.
struck out: Gallia g. Harper ?; PennocS
}; Bressler 8. UmPires: Connolly and
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DUoUEsEE vs.. KArE CLUB.
Two RaSt Teams Scheduled To Nee
Sunday Afternoon

The Duauesne club will meet the
strong Kahn club on the Tunnel Green
grounds. sunday a. 2 30 o'clock The
Buquesne Club has been practicing reg
ularly and nre confident another Victory
viii be added to their list. Engle viii
probably DO the twirlinR FOR the East
End boys. while the manager Of the
Kahn club has not decided who shall 40
The slab work The Tunnel Green
grounds have ben surveyed and swung
around ten feet BEFORE the season Is
over this diamond viii he the best in tb-
vicinity. No spectators will be allow 81
on the railroad track. sVecial policemen
enforced
Tho coming Saturday the uuqucsne
Team viii not hook n Frme but from
then on vii play Saturday a. welt aa
sunday bail Any team Desiring gafur-
day games should write or phone the
DuQuoane club
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HEREDITY EXPLAINED.

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for the engaged. and
the unengaged and the
married. II will con
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Q cry prospective
home builder should
be able To make an in
telligent choice OF a
life-partner; that both
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practical knowledge OF
what is involved in ma
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TodAy's Games.
NeN YORK a. Boston
fhilacelphia a. Brooklyn
ST. Louis a. Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati At Chl1aEo
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STRANGER" LEWIS WINS
MATCH FROM DIR. ROLLER
DAVE Says

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PIRATES
OVERCOME A ruEEE RUE LEAD
AND BAT OUT 10 VIC
Tony OVER 1T. LOUIS.

Nilansss OF Opposing r1sehsrs Helped
Fh31Adsiph9A Clsans Up on Brook-
lyn-GiAnts freed Brave
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WHITE SOX WIN

CLEVELAND. Ohio, May s-ChtcaEo
defeated Cleveland 10 10 4. scoring six
runs In the nrst inning on three passes.
three errors and three hits and driving
Mitchell from the box. Cleveland knock
ed Benz out in the NTH inning. hut O.
cote was a puzzle Score.
r. II. r.
Cleveland .... 1OOO3OOO 300
Batteries. Benz CicOtte and DAILY.
Mitchell Walker. Coumbe and O'Neili
Two base hits: Fourier q Brief
Three base hit. Roth. Sacrifice hits. u
Collins 2. base on balls. Mitchell &.
Walker Coumhe ! Benz ? Struck
out: Walker Z. Counnbc 3; Benz 9: CT
cote l. Empires: Dineen and Nallin.
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HOW TO TELL TIE STORY OF
LIFE

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SUBURBAN COUNCILS
Elm Grove and Fulton soions Act on
Several Special Nattsrs

Elm Grove council In regular session
laef niFht acted on several important
matters. Ordinances relating to the
speed u railroad LOGON olives through
the town. and a prohibition ordinance
based upon The 1Ost law. we're ad-
sons who have not compiled with tho
ordinance requiring tho LAYING ~ side
walks in front q their property Will
be compelled 20 DO 20 Immediately
representatives u the Sprirg4afe
Land company appeared before coun-
CT IN The interests Of the proposition
70 continue NE present sewer main 10
Wheeling creek
Fulton council passed on ordnance
relating 90 The collection % garbage.
and viii ask for bids for hauling and
diaposlng Of the collections. The con
tract for q retaining wall on Bow
street was awarded 10 w. L. shook
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GREAT PITCHING

BROOKLYN, May s-Erskine Mayer
pitched great ball today and Philadel-
phia took the first game or the series
with the RrooKiyul, By TO 1. A triple
by McCarty and O'MRra's double saved
the Dodgers from "A shut out. Pfeffer
also pitched o good game but wobbled
In three innings.
Score: r. II. f.
Brooklyn o 0 o 0 o 0 0 ] o. 2
Batteries: Mayer and Kiilifer: Pfef-
er and McCarty.
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IN AMATEUR AND
SEMI-PRO WORLD.

The Delhi a g. challenge the Bowers
Tor game sunday at p o'clock. At Full,
ton The Delhi has not lost - game this
year and as they ave In good shape an
interesting game a. expected
" any team IN the Ohio Valley wishes
90 challenge the Delhi team under r
years ~ age. please call RAY Evans.
1hh1-R between 90 and $3.50 i'm fbe
evening. n not there leave your mum
Der
The Delhi 4. G. will play the str1nr
bridgeport team Saturday ~ Bridge
park The line up as follows: smith.
e.. Spidle. 10, strobe RI Birch. e..
Mackeloney. r.; ravens. o.. Reich. D
John Oft 80.
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rsstsrday's Rssalta
fh4lAdelphla 2. Brooklyn D.
Sea York @ sostou !
ltttEhurEh D. - louis
'inctnnati-chicago Vet grounds
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The ). A Mulikin Co., Dept. E., Marietta, o.
MEET ELLIOTT
OLD Gold ana blue WIN Clash with Com
merelAl Club on Island Park
This Afternoon

This Afternoon. Wheeling High school
and Elliott Commercial school Teams
vii cross bats on the Island ball park
me Commercial lads have one %. the
pt-t teams ~ the history 81 the lnSti-
tutiyh. aud they are expected To- put 10
strong battle. Saturday the nigh
s,h"ol boFs viii Eo To- EeuwOod where
they VIII meet the Union niEn arur.ga-
tloh. NJ hceling lost 10 the mill town
lads early in the season and "A hard
game is expected.
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THE SALOON SHOWN UP.

BY a massive array OF facts. argu-
ments and illustrations the author
shows up and does up the saloon. 1t
contains the cream from his two lee
lures. The Worm in the Cup ard
The Saloon shown Up" Paper. pre-
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WHEELING WON
Took Past weIlsburr High School into
Camp by Score Of Eight TO Three
-Bullard Pitched.

The Wheeling high school yesterday
met and defeated the Wellsburg high IN
"A One-sided contest. Billiard pitched fos
the locals and while he allowed eight
hits ne kept them well scattered and
tn Brook county lads were able TO
shove only three runs across. Scott
Pitched good ball but costly errors be-
hind him proved his undoinE. The
score:
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UNION HIGH
VIII Meet Triadelphia District at Elm
grove Today-BOth Teams Are Fast
and Good Game Expected.

This afternoon the Union High school
oi Ser Mood VIII 20 to Elm Grove where
lie} VIII meet the TrtHdeiphia district
.psseis RMS VIII be the first game OF
the season between these team. and
InNcn interest Is being taken. CDnsid-
ttapie lnlpfoF emcnt has been made la
tHe ifladeipnia team within the paat
rev Gays and they expect TO give the
VIII town ads "a run for their money
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MARSHALL WINS.
Taxes Second Game Prom wesleyan In
Zine Fashion BY Score OF
IL To 10.

special Dispatch TO the rrfclligencer
bItkhANNDN. ". Va. May G=Msr-
Shtl Won The second game here today
from Wesleyan by the score Of n TO D..
ne game was exciting throughout both
teams hitting freely.
bayissou vas forced 20 retire In the
ttth inning Ia favor Of Fisher who was
aple 10 nose out ono run Co the good.
iicdNucr starred at the bat. Morrison
drove the ball 20 the fence twice FOR
thfee bases. Errors were frequent on
both sides. WesleyauS being very costly.
captain Singleton was back FOO the gam
today In spite Of badly injured hand.
The score.
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TO WELLSBURG

ne strong Triadelphia semi-pro team
WI 90 70 NeIshurg. saturday. where
we GIANTS OF tuat place viii ue PLAYED.
nus VIII be the opening game Tor both
teams aud they are attracting couaId-|
ttahi" attention iu the Brook Count.
metropolis The Trladelphia team has
neen Ereaty strorg tneued by the nddI-
ti"n or some new material and should
pc Abie 20 give good account Of them
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Two base hits EdIer q Burt O.. Fisher
2. Shuwafer. Daniels. MerreL Wenvuer
Three base hits Morrison o.. shannon
HEAVIER
stolen bases. Marshall q. WesfevaS =
lNf IN pitcher Singleton
Hife or uaviasuu go 4 inning. Off
Fisher In q innings
struck ont. Morrison 81. TfeNfr .
Tdrf.sur
Passed balls. COOK
NIiH bitches Morrison
.mrirr Cook
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with men. combined with his other
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real and imaginary problems Of men
are explained and solved In this book.
Cloth. prepaid. 75c. paper. soc.
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YTEE STATE vrcroRs.

PRINCETON. " g. Nav Penn
sylvania State college defeated Prince.
ton IN n % inning game hero TODAY .
% I Crawford. me visitors right field.
or saved tho game fnr state fr tho ninth
inning when Dc lraued into The nIr and
pulled down ecuiiF'a ionr drive and won
u On tire twelfth with n three h4rrer
which scored two runs
Ri r.
Princeton RI 700 I 10000.
lIrase lha cher and .urf. link and
Krllelrr mrIree keenan, ana Coma
han
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"BILLIKENS"
HERE TODAY
FORT WAYNE TEAM WILL MAKE
INITIAL APPEARAnCE OF
SEASON HERE.
TO Meet Stogfes At League Park. and
fast Dame In Expected-Yes-
terdAy Was "off" Day.
Yesterdny's Results
NClubs Not Scheduled.D
Today's Games.
rort wayne at Wheeling
Grand Rapids at DAYTON
Erie at Evansville
youngstown at Terre Haute

The Fort Wayne "Billikens" will Ar
rive IN town this morning and will be
met by an automobile and conveyed to
league fark. where thew will make their
inltial appearance OF the season. cocalIy
yesterday was an Off day In the league
and the Fort Wayne boys played an sx-
hibitl9n game In their home town. They
iett mere last evening and will arrive
mere shortly after noon and will be taken
directly to the park. where Pop" Shirt
Yer ana his Huskics" will be waiting
with war clubs painted for them.
The Fort Wayne boys are playing good
nail ana are now above the locals in the
percentage column. They are now in
third place, while the Stogiss are hover
ing around nfth position. The teams
VIII Inc up Rs fOllOMs this afIarnnnn.
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PERFECT oIRLHooD.

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girls from ten to mr.
teen; contains what
they should know and
no more. Under pres
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girls are exposed TO
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were the girls OF
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Prevention is easier.
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ORGAN RECITAL
Second - Series Given b. Prof cart
Wlescmann az St Matthews
Church

Prof Carl Wiesemann. orranist oil
second organ recital last niFht 10 anI
appreciative audience Mr. WleaQI
mann announced that recifale VIII -.
alvcn Thursday evening 90 3 o'cloc ~
May 20 % and July Although new
iu the CITY. tho orraniFf has GAINED Al
vide following ~ friends. and he abb
dered
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PLAY wELLsBuRa.
HoundEvfiis High Goes To Brooks
County Tor Game Today.

panied b. o. large drIaeafI.r .r r...
VII FH Ip fH MeIIahuru today whore
tner VIII cross bats wtfh the Ursua q
county lads. for The second fImt fHfa
rrarnr The trip to WeUsiurF viii be-
made Iu mnUh'rsu After ffr game tho
Wound Ify students Will 70 over f4
Hofnanf whore they Will spend fHn
niEht. and on Saturday will ~ tu Nar
iins Ferry whore They VIII play the
high team
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Stolen bases weilsbsrg 3; wheeling
10.
Two base hits-Bullard. Young. Will
Jams and McMnnnus
struck out-by Scott 3; By Bullard =.
Tmpire-WO Gods
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PERFECT MANHOOD.

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Perhaps no ltYing
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and interviewed more
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PERFECT woMANHooD.

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AUsTRIAEs CROSS w1sLoxA.

VIENNA. May g. via London. NAV T.
1890 n. m.-The Austrian southern wing
Russians are retreating eastward Of The
LupkOw pass.
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N q
BALL PLAYER IHJunHD.
Inteliiasnesr Bureau
Columbus, O. May @.

Wayne y. Wright. leading pitcher OF
the ohio state University baseball team
broke his right Lex while sliding home
IN practice game here today. Wright's
home j. In Ceredo, W. Va. lie is a soph-
omore In the engineering college.
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Wv YORK. May Sin the most
exciting game Tlaysd in New York this
season, tn New YORK Americans Won
thlfteen inning victory from Boston
tneHl. h4th of houton pitched we'll
.Irers by ~ aEuer and McNaiiy and the
lnsbilltN o. the BOSTON cafchers 10 stor,
me AauA~e base runners IrevNltinr
nm from winning IN nine innings Tn.
inning run vas scored IN the 1sth on
hiEhs single and steal and Cook :
single. The Scote.
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PERFECT eoYHooo.

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Just TO the extent that prevention is
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cepubility and danger; for matured
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his life study of social conditions. his
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YANKEES
TAEE ExcITrEo GAMr rnor nos
IOH II rHrRrEEN TnEruos
AT sEW YORK rEsTERDAY

Aath Pitched Wen M, o. Poor s,,-
Por-Athlstics ovsrwhslnsd by
NasEaagton-Whlts son Trim
Indiana
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MIDWAY AND KAu4 CLUE
viii Meet Saturday on sippnsr Par
AZ nowsrooH

The Midway s. g.. o. Henwood will
play The kaln club - wheeling on
slippner Park. Henvood Saturday after
noon ~ = o'clock
The Midway VIII play wheeling Mold
and Foundry no Tunnel Green ground
sunday nt o'clock
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St. Louis 2 90 1000 o O. )
Pittsburgh .......O o y -
Two base hit: Baird. Three base hi,:
Wilson. Sacrifice hits: HinchmAn. Cos
tello Sacrifice Fly. Schang. stolen
baSee Dolan. Miller. Base on balls. orr
Meadows. 2. off Grincr. 2: off Sallee. :.
off Adams. 5. Struck out: Robinson. ?.
Implres. kiRler and Hart.
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between 1900. 600 and 5000. 90
pounds ~ wa1ruis are shipped fu fhe
I nitof States annually from France
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PITCH RICH. PA. May s-Overcorr-
Ing a three run lead. Pittsburgh ham
inered cut = ? a. victory over 81. LOUIS
to-day. The Wtidn.sz Of Meadows and
1riner aided the locals IN scoring four
rms IN the fifth Inning. Adams was mt
hard AZ the start out held -. Louis
runless after the fourth inning:
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AMEntcAr Assoc1Ar1or.

A. Milwaukee Muvaukes 10. Kan
So city n
A. Minneapolis paut rain
~ Indianapolis Louisville 8. Indian
ar0Ue 81
AZ columbus cleveland .. Columbus
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HOW TO TEACH Personal
PURITY.

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showing them how TO
tell the stories of life
10 a child. for par
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showing them how
and what advice. in
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boys and girls at the
age OF greatest sus-
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wiser and more effective than rescue
work. Proper instruction in early
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Two base hits: Carrigan. Lewis. Scott
hoone Home run. Ruth. stolen bases
look :; MaiseL Hooper Hartzel High.
Sacrince hit speaker. Hartzeli HobIt-
eel Base on balls: WARRIOR 4: Ruth &
struck out: WARRIOR /. Pieh s. Ruth }.
tmplres. Evans and Mullaney
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THE SHANNON BOOKS
On Social, Vital and Moral Topics
Safe Sane Simple Scientific land Insrue
CopiesSo

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New Nork g. Boston
NssninEton IL Philadelphia I.
AhlcaEn 10. Cleveland
h-truif--L Louis. vet grounds
III inning
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-04-30

"A Package for You, Miss Dodge"
will come down stairs, will show it
you"
Puzzled, but interested, Elaine fol-
lowed her. In the library Jennings
pointed mutely at the new safe. Elaine
approached it. AS they stood about,
new beads of perspiration, as it were,
formed on it. Elaine touched it and
also quickly withdrew her hand.
81 can't imagine what's the matter"
she said t-well-Jennings you
may go-and Marie, also"
When the servants had gone she still
regarded the safe with the same won
dering look, then turning out the
light, she followed.
She had scarcely disappeared when,
from the portiered doorway near by,
the Clutching Hand appeared, and,
after gazing out at them, took a quick
look at the safe.
Good" he muttcred.
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to see it?" she wheedled of Aunt Jose
phine.
Aunt Josephine nodded acquiescence,
and moment later we all entered the
building.
"You-you are very, careful since
that last warning?" asked Elaine as
we approached our door.
More than ever-now," replied
Craig. 81 have made up my mind to
win"
Kennedy had started to unlock the
door, when he stopped short.
"See," he said, this is a precaution
l have just installed. | almost forgot
in the excitement"
He pressed a panel and disclosed
the boxlike apparatus.
This is my kinograph, which tells
me whether have had any visitors in
my absence. If the pen traces a
straight line, it is all right; but if
Walter, the line is wavy."
We exchanged significant glance.
Would you mind-er- standing
down the hall just bit while l en-
ter?" asked Craig.
BE careful" cautioned Elaine.
He unlocked the door, standing of
to one side Then he extended hi,
hand across the doorway. Still moth