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MARY ru11ER-Co1oN1AL.

Thu HumtreSS uf Mon. the rrhAI
AMI saturday attraction AT tn, '"!rlili |
th,ntr,. * u,,ahl,. l,rcalIs,. III Mary Full
lcr She never d"uS tn" Sani" gown
twice. and IN" great Great tHnS 81 ~,
drrSsNHlicr that she displays Wn"i"
make even tn" most rC'r!llrlc n'"ulSi"
green with envy. Miss Fuller ais" r\-
hibils Il striking array ut rUlit"ur trrh'-
lecture. In fact. >h" is SinG"iar'N "H'
OF the ordinary III appearances ann Is
likely To vauS,. much comment ltctilNr
Of her cccrntricitirs along this liII". N"
HuntrrSS Of Men" is IL striking '"alrIE
for the popular star. Tn" iE':"'' h'I
with ih, tanning If :: h"atl"Ss Woman by
Il man who is APPLY described hS Il nam
among men" This man refuses |" sue
cumb To h"r wil"%. as h"r'i"s al 'i!rr
m,u had done. liz. marri,:l he. l"itr
by force. and then for II long lim"
neither admits love for Il" other. H"i
after each nj III" pal r'lhNc Suhr'"i
largely from suppressed love thTE al
least meet each other half way ana liE"
happily ever afterwards.
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VIOLET DANA-yLEGINIA.

The Flower al No Mans Lana, tht
fralur, attraction IL thu virginia YES
i,ri,,. and lu-,lav serves IL introduce
petty vi"i,, pana on the Metro PROGRAM:
The Story is an "NE"rliImally; ,; %Lr e, ::
one. and deals with III" tiny daushi
of = miner. who is raised by u 'aliHln III
old Indian. after her father Is Inurd"rIu
and robbed by :: M"AiCan hall breed
She grows up inlu = beautiful li"NrI 90
thu; plains, when an "l-Ia singer VII"
meets with au accident near her home
come. into her lite. They arr marri"'I
but he proves unworthy 81 her anu
faith!cSS. ami eventually Sh" returns 1"
th,. land where she has found lhat n"h"'
and truth are no, only found III books
This supporting company OF rIhyy:$ =. =,
an UNUSUALLY str"ne on" AMI lncIu"'S
duncan Mcltac. tho we'll known u!'H't
iir ar,isI Mitchell Lewis. who played L
similar role. that al the big lnulth' -
the Suuaw Man" with Nlllihu faE':
sham. Harry c. Brown. Fred J"h"S NJ
lie Grant Mitchell. Ildinr Stcuart d'I"
Marcus NlOriaIitN.
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Barnesyille Briefs.

Mr. and Mrs Edison lih"un"nSchncl6er
IF canton are visiting relatives of THIS
place. ,.,.,, c,o,. IF
Cambridge ALL Herbert Mooney 81
\ymodsficld w"rc her" Thursday to al
tend The reception given by Mr.: q. r;
Eradfirld complimentary 10 Mr.. anu
Mrs. Gibson Hradficld.
Mrs. Walter EirSch of South Broad-
way is visiting relatives and friends IN
GAINESVILLE. ,I
Miss Lillian Klcinhcinz Of South Hen
dcrson stree. is the guest OF relatives
at Pittsburgh.
Mrs. George Matthews and daughter
Miss Katherine Ecu. Of Cambridge are
the guests of Mrs. Guy Mercer OF North
Broadway.
Joseph +. Major of Morristown was
here Friday calling on friends.
Mrs, Nora Brown nf HcndrysburE Is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Conrad
Eleinhcinz. of South Henderson street.
Mrs. Earl Smith uf West Main street.
by her sister, Mrs T.. NJ.
BAILEY, Of Pittsburgh. left today for a
weeks vacation nj Cambridge Springs.
". .. Chaprcll and family of Warren
avenue mntorcd to Wheeling Thursday
where they spent tho day.
Ralph Brown Of this place has gone tn
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WANTED-Female Help
WANTED-Boys.

wANTEp-Boy - to le, to travel VIII
Invalid az attendant duxan1 veeSo21
or longer, Must be vel dressed 80
have written consent Of parents: Appv
90 "a 18th street JS-sv.
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WANTEp-atrl for CsnerA house~ofk!
family Of two; good VAL
house No. 7, beech Glen, opposite osesn-
wood cemetery. Mrs. J. n. Aeksesss'
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street. is suffering from burned eve
received while working at the Tumb
Works of Bellaire.
The bethany College Qhartctt" VIII
riyc an entertainment al the Christian
church on Monday evening. July ~.
1915. The quartctte Is composed or
Albert Skong. first tenor; John Calder
wood. second tenor and snlnist; X. =.
Lawrence, baritone: G. l.. Taylor, posse
Admission free to everybody. \ collec-
lion will be taken for expenses.
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GAINESVILLE, Q

EAEEESvlLl.E. q. July eth"
death IF Mrs. Thomas M. kig"r "ccur-
red in Columbus, July ~. after a long
illness MIR. kiS"r was well kh""tt
hrrc, having h"rn Il former r"&ld"hi ~
his mace. He WAS &. years 81 Axe
and rns q well known musician and
piano salesman. II" is survived by one
daughter and nnc. son. Mrs. Nora a.
Murphy Of H"ndryShurg and T.. W.
EiErr If Pi;iShur%h. and tW" hrn' nrrs'
.. l.. 81 Columbus ana oscar "I Mil
ms and ono sister. The remains were
brought To this plac" ON train ~. :;
Thursday and taken to III" Mc'l"llanu
and K"nnard undertaking rari"rS'
wh"r" funeral services were h'lu + -
,T,,. .,r,rrnn,,n 1T o'clock Key. l.. =.
River. of li"ndryShurG. ":ficinilng. IN
Irrrn"nt WIS mad" in the Southern c"m-
Ctrry
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"rHE TORTURED aEART"-REx.

VIRGINIA Pearson. thr tc!tDrdt'"
southern beauty -; FINLAND, mad" h"f
appearance Yesterday at tn" Rex thea
ire in her third William Fox rh"toplay,
I'm. Tortured Heart. ami readily won
the hearty endorsement 81 crnwu''h
houses n; all performances. To-Day
,yiiI wind m th.. enlargement and judG-
ing by the iavocah biz r"mnl>nr heard *
ali sides. yesterday. IN" Ken snm n.
again housr hig crowds to-day ~"
Tortured Heart" tolls powerful th'H
Of the evils Ut vtiiaC' GOSSIP ana
charming story OF American southern
III. The rlny is a consistent T"rtraNAI
Of unusual characters end an excellent
presentation ri M" aristocra'Ic southern
home life. la;hrS Weekly and Inc last
chantrr vi The Iron Claw WI! AIS"
b. shown.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
DormItory at Stnto Normal School, West
Liberty, W. Ph.

Scaled bids will be received by tho
S;nir Eoar,l OF Control until noon OF me
oGrd rav of August. 1916. at It's office In
I'harlrstnn. ". Va. for doing all work
and furnishing all material necessary TO
complete the building described below
according TO plans and specified lions
prepared By +. T. Faris. architect. Wheel
ing. W. Va
wood construction and composition ROOF,
sizc sc feet 10 inches by III teet ~
inches, TWO porches II feet 10 inches by
30 feet s inches. and one porch feet b
inches by 81 feet inches. flumolnE.
ras-ti1ting. heating and wiring included.
Plans and specifications will be on
fil. Mt the office OF the State Board or
Control, Charleston. w. Va, and Will be
mailed upon request when same Is iic-
companIed with two checks OF I'VE dnt-
lars each. one of which will be refunded
when plans and specifications are re-
~ All bids mus. be scaled plainly ad-
dressed To the State Board or Control.
Charleston. W. Va. and marked IN q
conspicuous place on the envelope. Bid
ON West Libcrty Dormitory. Bid must
h, accompanied by certified check for
$500 40. Checks OF unsuccessful bid
doris will hr returned when contract is
awarded. and check OF successful bidder
bond have been executed, upon FAILURE ut
hiddrr TO execute which. his check will
h., retained by the State Euard of Con-
trnl 10 cover expense of rc-advcrtisinS
and re-lettinE. ,
Immediately after contract Is award,
ed the successful bidder will be required
10 execute proper contract with guar
anty company born in penalty equal
TO nnc-hulf the amount of the contract
price. SAID bond to be conditioned Tor
In. construction and completion of tho
work as sci forth in plans and specif-
cations, free of all claims for labor and
maj erial.
All bids must be made on forms filed
with the specifications. The rlEht is re-
served to reject any and all bids.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL,
J. S. LAKlN. President.
jy-15-u Charleston. w. va:
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BOOKS.
SHADYSIDE
NJ z. Church.

CHADYSIDk.. u. July 2l.-Rev. 7. l..
school house auditorium during the re-
manning summer months. Seginnin-
July 9th. All the Sunday school class r;
that have been meeting in the church
will meet in he auditorium Sunday
school at 10 a. M. George Norton. SUI
perintendent. Preaching - II Il. m. and
p. m. Morning subject. The One Who
Receives Credit" Evening. The Scope
of the Christian Religion" Junior
League. at 2:30 D. m. Senior League at
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koeppen Funeral Today.

The remains of Fred Kocppen, aged
l6 years, who died at the Glendale
hospital Thursday afternoon from in
iuries received in an accident at the
Benwood plant of the Wheeling Steel
e. Iron company, will be- laid TO rest
this afternoon at a O'Clock in Mt. Zion
cemetery Rev. A. l.. Bcnzc. pastor
of the Zion Lutheran church: will
have charge of the services. The fu'
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neral will take place from the home OF
the deceased at 1919 Wood street.
kettIer Funeral.

Funeral services for Charles kett-
Ter. aged SIS years. will be held this
afternoon at ! O'Clock at the residence
of his son-in-law, ". H. Smith, 2O0l
Warwood avenue. ith interment
being made in Mt Olivet cemetery.
Mr. Kettler died Thursday afternoon.
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NEM hotel HYGElA

In the. heart Of Atlantic City. near rail-
road dcpntS. FL kbll.AH rilh. Sci'It
rooms. with running waller. '"'iI'e.e
comfort CnnI spacious 1rch"S RUN
inr from hotel. Rooms. SINGLE, - w
weekly; double. IS and $l1 up wc"kly.
Special rates 10 families. "url"""s
,rnu,mrut NJ Knthmcn. Proprietor.
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Christian Church.

Rev r. u. Zimmerman. pastor: bible
school at ~ a. M. David Walker. Supe:
iatendcnt Preaching at II q. m. and s
p. m. Morning subject, Team Work" -
Evening subject, "A Parade That Stir
red The Town. Christian E.ndeavur ut
D. NJ Subject ''Enthusiasm: Its
Value: How To Cultivate 1t" Leader.
Mrs. Z. j.. Zimmerman.
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LIGHTNING KILLS FORTY.

MENICO CITY, July 21.-Forty per,
sons. including Il number OF soldiers ana
women, were killed during a very sewers
lightning mud rain storm IN the SupuI Us
of Mexico civ. yesterday. Most Of the
deaths occurred at San ErcGorlo. Aila-
pulco and near Nochimilco.
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GRAND ATLANTIC

Virginia Av. close 10 beach. Capacity
Cn0. Modern and hish-claSS. at moderate
rates Large. cool rooms; private ana
nuhiic huihS. elevator. porchcS. etc. SD
p"riur table and attentlvy service: S2:aH
IN daily. special weekly. Write ioF
booklet Auto meets trains:
'''"'~'' ". +. SHAW.
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Attend Picnic.

number of members of tbs" Local
lodge will attend III" picnic or me
! Noman's Benefit Association NJ INC
World. which will bc held al Wheeling
park next Wednesday.
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SUMMER RESORTS
LEGAL NOTICE

To the Creditors OF a. A. Rosenberg. de-
ceased:
You AFRO hereby notified that the I'M
dersigncd commissioner has fixed Mon
day, August 14th. at 9 o'clock Il M. AT
his office, Sn3-S04 Schmulbnch Build.
imr. Wheeling. Ohio county. for reccir-
ing rroof of claims against the estate
of said !. \. Rosenberg, deceased.
Given under my hand this 9th day OF
FRANK A. MCMAHON.
Commissioner OF Accounts.
jy-S-l5-22-29 -aug5
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OB|T[J ARY.
Funeral of Infant.

The funeral of Edward Thomas, son
of Thomas and Rebecca Gross, of Elm
Grove. will be held this morning at 5
o'clock from the home of the grand
parents, $40 Jacob street. Interment
will be in Mt. Calvary cemetery. The
child died Thursday afternoon.
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presbvta1Lan Church

At the Presbyterian church Sunday.
y. NJ Price. pastor: Sabbath school at
g:j5 n. M. Preaching ut II a. m. and :
p. m. Morning subject. Paying Vows. -
Evening subject Test of Disciplcship."
Christian Endcavor at Z p. nj. All are
cordially invited 70 all Of these serviCcs
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Schring. O.. whore h" has n position.
Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Laughlin and lit
tie SON. Watt, Of Walnut street. Will re-
turn 10 their homo today after a several
weeks visit at Atlantic City.
Lewis +. Mctzcrr. candidate for con-
grcSs, was here calling on friends Fri
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At First Church of Christ.

First Church "f Christ BIhl" Srhnnl al
a:i5 a. m: l. +. s. c. T., prayer meet :
ing al G:l3L =: m: preaching at 49,, IL
.';rhn I.ord'S supper It's Significance
Evening subject. Fellowship With the
Unseen.
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will Entertain.

Mrs. Frank Harrison 81 N"rlh 'hcS!
mn street will, h,. hnSt"%S Al meet
rnr Of III" Magazine club at her nome
this afternoon.
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Gave Social.

Th. ladies OF thr ". {. T. |. h"ic
:: rnycr,d dish social on IN" lawn 81
Mrs. H. g. Patterson on East Mali
street Friday evening.
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MARRY if lonely, for results try me:
best and most SUCCESSFUL; hunareas
rich wish marriage soon strictly CONT
DENTAL; most reliable: years or expert
enns. dissertations free The Success.
ful club" Mrs. Purdie, Box 3S6;; OAK
land Calf. )"
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Mrs. T.. l.. White of West Main Strcc'
entertained the members Of Inc Fort
nightly club al her home Friday even
ing Dainty refreshments wcr" served
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CONTiNEE tai

Tennessee avenue, near Beach always
'r,,.n. irivn,c baths; running water IN
rooms; elevator; rNccllenl table; whi ,,,,
service: orchestra. Am. plan; SOU ny
daily; SIC up weekly. Booklets. gar
AGO. NJ. WALSH DUNCAN.
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PERSONAL

ACQUAINTANCE desired with deeioea
blonde or brunette. of refined ana pteo
possessing appearance. with 80 70 "
model figure. residing In Wheehns "
Vicinity: with occasional leisure even
ines Address p. =. Box 504 WhceHns'
WeI jy-l7-j
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HOTEL SOTHERN

Virginia avenue. within n few feet Of
the ocean. Eleventh season: modern and
homclike; private baths. running water.
elevator; capacity, 20u.
G. L. CAKE.
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THE VIII TSHIRE Virginia ~ ev: IAN, and
Capacity $50: private baths. elevator.
purches. etc. Special rates, SD UP week.
iv. $50 IN daily. American plan. Every
convenience. open all year. Auto meets
trims. Booklet SAMUEL ELLIS.
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HOTEL RAYMOND

Virginia avenue. near Beach and Steel
picr. Rooms with private hath and run
ming water. Special, $3.50 up weekly;
$3.50 up daily.
r.. J. AND F. ]. MILLER.
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PHILLIPS HOUSE

Massachusetts Ave. near Bcach
ATLANTIC CITY, N. :;
Capacity. go. open ali year. Ante nns
meets trains. Booklet +. /. IIi4L1lt >
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lSLESWORTE1

AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN rLANS.
Virginia Nv. and the Boardwalk.
Capacity too. Every appointment. In
GLIDING hot and cold sea water baths.
ORCHESTRA. OPEN ALL YEAR.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CARD OF THANKS
Gard Of Thanks,

Card Of Thanks.
We wish to acknowledge with deepest
appropriations. the kindness and sympa'
thy, shown by our friends and neigh.
bors; also the many floral tributes and
to Rev. Geo. l.. Hen. our pastor. Dur
ing the death and funeral of our wife
and mother.
HENRY KOCH AND FAMILY.
jy-2@-g
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WANTED-Male and Female
FOR SALE

FOB SALE-Five passenger Ford aui'
and one produce wagon. one small ""
livery wagon. Address j. O.. f.. care IN
tclliErncCr. JE--l-S
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HUIEL MAJEo E"ach Renovated
Ihruughnut: centre OF attractions: acean
view: capacity 900; elevator private
ha tbs white service. &c: superior table
Special $3.50 up weekly: :" VI daily
1enoklct II. \. SMITH
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faint patter, patter on the road outside
of a runner in desperate haste. The
footsteps grew silent, and in the pause
there must have come sound, audible to
them though not to us, for the lantern
slides were shut down like the swapping
OF teeth, and the men vanished into the
gloom. Only the moonlight remained,
bathing the Nero in its gentle beams
I glanced at Peace. His expression was
one Of beatific enjoyment, but his whistle
was at his lips
I could not see the entrance door, so
that the struggle was well-nigh over be
fore knew it was begun. The stranger
fought hard, as I Judged from the scuf-
fling thuds, yet he raised no cry of help.
Then the eyes of the lanterns glowed
again and they led him into the center
of the studio with the CLINT of steel
marking the handouts on his wrists. 1t
was Greatman-the fox that had run
into the den of the wOl7esl
And SO, mon ami, you play a double
game"
1t was not until he spoke that I real
lied that 1 could hear what went for
ward within. The big ventilators above
me were open, and Nicolin-for it was
he-did not modulate his voice
at is you that killed him." cried the
prisoner, raising his fettered hands. "You
that have betrayed me. Murderer and
liar that you are"
His frail body shook to the fury that
was on him; but the Russian laughed
in his black beard, stroking it with his
hands.
q had almost forgotten he said. 1T
may be that you have some cause of COM
plant against me. But now that you are
here, you will doubtless be kind enough
to save us trouble. Where, my good
Knoll, are the bombs hiddens"
DO you think I shall tell yOu:'
Remember, Amaroff is dead They
viii not go to Paris now. Do not be
foolish. Show me the hiding place, and
no harm shall come to you"
sNo."
Then you win return to Russia. The
Odessa forgery viii carry you there by
English law-but, remember, it is for
something more than forgery that you
viii have to answer when you arrive
There was a silence, and then Nicolin
spoke again-two words.
'-Sagalien island"
Il shall not go there" said the pris-
oner, simply. Il shall not 90 there
Nicolin the spy, Nieolin the murderer
and Har!"
Then you viii achieve a miracle For,
as the Gar rules, before week is out
you viii be on the sea, and within a
mOnth-stOp him, stop him :"
He had sprung from them with a
bound like that of Wild beast, and with
his fettered hands had gripped the shaft
of the bust of Nero, swinging it high
above his head. For a part of a second,
as film might seize the photograph, I
saw him stand in the moonlight with
that cruel face in bronze rocking above
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he continued, a duel of wits between the
two men, Amaroff and Nicolin, the rea-
sons and causes of which did not, if he
might be permitted to say, concern us.
NicOlin's career was dependent on his
success. For him, failure spelt perma-
nent disgrace. Yet it was Amaroff who
was playing with his opponent as cat
with a mouse, confusing and surprising
him at every turn, driving him, indeed,
when time grew pressing, into desperate
measures. AT the last he formed a plan,
did NicOlin, scheme worthy of his most
cunning brain.
This, then, he did," ended the poor
caretaker. "He came to mel who had
SO great love and honor for Amaroff,
my friend, whom he had turned from
crime and aided to earn wage in hon
eSty-he came to me and he says: Knoll,
in my pocket is a warrant that will send
you back to the snow places in the East;
do you fear me, my good Kroll?' And 1
feared him. See, now,' he said, we de-
sire to see your friend Amaroff for a
little talk We cannot harm him here in
this mad country. Contrive a trick,
bring him into your private room be-
hind the bar. Give us the key of the
yard door that we may come secretly to
him-and afterward you will hear no
more of Siberia from me. Do you con-
sent?'
Gentlemen, I believed him, also hav-
ing fear of the snow places; and 1 con-
scented.
$50 Amaroff answered my call, and
with some excuse left him in this room.
1t was at time when few members were
in the club-about seven of the clock.
And that, as l live, is all have to tell.
I waited at my seat behind the bar. I
saw nothing, heard nothing-and at last
when l went to my room, behold it was
empty! I tried to suspect no wrong
but l did not sleep that night. In the
morning saw in the papers that Anna
rolf, my friend, was dead, and how he
died could not tell"
$50 Nicolin won the game" sug-
gested Peace, softly. And there viii
be no regrettabIe incident when the Gar
enters Paris tine day after tomorrow"
''Of that have no knowledge" said
Greatman; but saw a sudden resolu-
ton shine in his face that seemed to
put new heart into the man.
"Well, Mr. Phillips" said the inspec-
tor, turning upon me with a warning
culver of the left eyelid, cit is time we
were on the move. If we are to meet
Nicolin at the studio by seven tomor-
row morning, we must get to bed early"
Certainly" said. I was rather out
of my depth, but 1 take myself this
credit that I did not show it.
''Then do you search the studio to-
morrow asked Greatman.
''Yes-it has been arranged
"But will you not first arrest this
Nicolin, this murderer"
"My dear Mr.. Greatman," said the
inspector, "you have told us your story,
o1d I +bo1lr xzo,, fo- x-o,,- confidence