The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-17
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nearly upset Marie onshis way 10 the
door
A porter stopped him to get .Iune's
clothes. Ned was then delayed at the
ticket window and. glancing across
the station. saw Blye going uptown
on an express
June Warner locked the door of IL
from the inside and turned the bolt
and dropped into chair to rest.
Suddenly a voice called, Its Marie
Miss Junier' and a knock was heard
June Warner opened the door of "A
In hurry. and her eyes sparkled and
she clapped her hands as she saw Ma
RE with clothes sticking from her in
all directions.
Were caughtI' painted Marie. 'Mr-
Ned grabbed me downstairsl He made
a scene~
'where is he now?'' June sat dewn
Imply.
81 don't know. All at once he threw
down the clothes and ran out on the
street! 1 don't know whyp'
Ned Warner. attended closely by the
ecstatic Shanks MCGEE, stood at the
subway exit in a state of seethe beyond
computation. Again Gilbert BlyeI
Honoria Blye, exchanging spite with
green parrot, was suddenly interrupt
ed by caller.
SCOT himr' announced the caller.
who was none other than Bill Wolf.
Honoria bye sprang up instantly.
Get my wrapsr she yelled to the
abnormally ugly maid who had let Bill
Wolf in. MIR. Wolf. you fooled me
once. Are you sure you have found
Gilbert Blye?"
eff we amt, so help me-" solemnly
swore Wolf.
Honoria Blye, with Bill Wolf by heI
side, was soon speeding downtown in
her little electric coupe. In front OF
Luchow's restaurant they found fat
wide man with IL cigar in the corner
of his mouth and his narrow trimmed
SLOUGH hat showed on the back of his
round head and his eyes turned con
templatively toward the stars.
Certain party in. Blinky?" husked
Wolf
Blinky Peters followed them inside
the busy cafe. and as they walked bach
toward the Thirteenth street entrance
a fat, wide man with his hands in his
pockets came in at the rear door
Sneaky Tavis.
There's your party!' suddenly hiss
ed Bill Wolf and pointed to a table
where a dark Vandyked German will
spectacles was entertaining a healthy
red checked young woman with &
| green feather in her hat.
"You scumr' shrilled Honoria Blyt
to her three expert detectives and wen
home to her parrot.
Ned Warner stepped into the cigar
store next door to the Hotel DAME
and telephoned .June's home in Bryn
port Mr.. and Mrs. Moore were in the
city at Bobbie chickering's, the smooth
! soft voice of fat, black old Aunt Deb
by told him.
chickering's and the CHEEKY voice o.
Bobbie. Yes, the Moores were there
And June was located? Great! Stancl
Bobbie was all eagerness when Net
said he wanted the Moores and BobbiC
and Iris to come down to the Hote
Daniel.
He also telephoned Honoria Blye
Her shrill voice cracked over the tele
phone. She had just this minute got il
from a wild goose chase after a bogus
Gilbert Blye, but if he had been seer
at the Hotel Daniel with Ned's run
away bride she'd be right down. Ho
noria called up her detectives and or
dered them to report at the Hote
/ Daniel.
Meanwhile Gilbert Blye sat in con
versation with jovial looking Grin Gun
ningham and a usually vivacious bru
nette whom both men called Tommy
Triumphantly Blye held before Tomm.
the address in his little memorandum
book Mrs. j. G. Day, Hotel Daniel
He motioned the girl to follow him
She sat glumly. Grin Cunningham
spoke to her sharply. With q fiounc
she rose and followed Gilbert Blye.