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fold, to a voltage OF 10000. What hap
pened was that n cut.in was made step
up transformer attached to the feed wire
near the Murdock street house. and the
force Of the current jumped. burning out
the motors In the mills. Briccone Is q
clever electrician when he works at It,"
Heavens! These villains stop at moth
ing" cried Andrews. ut seems plausible
enough. 1t is the invisible hand of Hoch'
meister again"
Monte Crispen remarked 20 Agent X.
Congratulations! We can take It easy
for few days have my recordophone
working again. 1 am of for the mill dis
trict"
Take me along" said Agent *. 81
like excitement. Mr.. Tailer-Shush Let
me have my little Joke. Your double Is
safe with me-"
How and where they found new
pulse.stirrer is getting ahead of our story.
Andrews went to his club. and half an
hour later he was fast asleep.
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DREXEL BIDDLE HOME
AT LANSDOWNE TO OPEN
Two Baseball Games Will Begin Bible
Glasses Country Season

Two baseball games this afternoon will
mark the opening of the Drexel Biddle
Bible Glass Home at Lansdowne. In the
evening an entertainment will be given
under the direction OF Mrs. Caroline A.
Moore.
Tomorrow evening religious service
will be conducted, with the ladies' class
of Holy Trinity In charge. Mrs. William
ID. I.aumaster, teacher, and William ID.
Laumaster, evangelist will speak.
A. ]. Drexel Biddle will speak in st
Paul's Lutheran Church and Rosedale
Baptist Church, Camden, tomorrow after
noon.
James S. Clark will address the mems
class of Mcdowell Memorial Presbyterian
Church tomorrow afternoon,
A civic rally will be conducted In the
First Methodist Episcopal Church, Glou-
cester, n. j.. Wednesday night. The
speakers will be the Rev. ]. William Lee.
H. Wellington Wood, A ]. Drexel Biddle
and William ], Steele.
A "Pollyanna entertainment" will be
given in the Parkway Building next FRI
day night in aid of the Philadelphia Ly-
ing-in Hospital
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MONTE CRISPEN
(6Rc Seouel)
Remarkable Story Of the MlOnareos Adventures in Kensneon

Is a topnotcher once attached 10 the
American consular service. trust hin,
absolutely"
Superb" said the lawyer. enthuslas
tically. AT all events, you have go,
something out of the past"
1T does me good to think that my
globe.trotting counted for once" con.
fessed Monte.
t''Everythlng that is experiences always
counts" commented Andrews saReiy.
But whatever will we do about getting
new dynamos to replace those motors
burned out the other nlghtc Burns, the
carpet mill superintendent, and Harding.
the lace mill underboss, report they have
secured the city and are able to land less
than Dozen"
"Hem-m-m !" calculated Monte '~rhers
is real mischief behind the running OF our
dynamos. Any new difficulty of an cleo
trical character somehow forcibly recalls
the blowing up OF the iron works las,
September. Remember how wireless
flashes from the hoist engine house TO the
air wire, and dry batteries at the end Of
the copper wires, touched Off the dyna.
mite charges under the west mill7"
zone does not forget those things"
ut set me thinking, Andrews be.
gan to suspect that perhaps the brains
directing that disaster schemed the pres.
ent one. The return OF Briccone TO the
mill district confirmed It. Agent H. Of
the Secret Service, agrees with me-"
You mean that clover sandy-hsired
young investigator who solved the iron
works mystery? Is he here2"
Yes. Caught Agent w. on the long
distance telephone in Washington, and
he suggested sending X. Told him was
Crispen, the Crlspen. You know X. was
once an electrician, He got in last night,
and he Is coming here in few minutes"
Crispen pulled out the plain silver time.
piece Which he had been carrying since
his pilgrimage to the North End began
HE is late" he commented. II wonder
what can have detained him. Ah, that
must be his ring at the door. l left word
with the butler to show him right In"
The Government agent brought good
news. written all over ibis jolly red face
He beamed greetings to Andrews
How far did you get?' asked Monte
eagerly.
ITO fair Athlone. but it's not a great
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CHAPTER Y
In tIle Gleam of "The Gem'l
~ ~ m m'i'o o'o"i vi ihe wei"
"TT1HE GEM" sparltles brightly on Ke

"TT1HB GEM" sparl,les brightly on Ken
i sington avenue from Tiffany setting ;
moving picture theatre de luxe. with an
eye appeal that combines the vivid bally.
hoo entrance of Ye olde Time Dime
Museum with the red wagon and side
show trappings of the Old Big Top. Its
facade is n gorgeous riot of color; yellows
and blues prevailing. Doormen In long,
tight-ftting maroon coats, brass.buttoned
and goid.braided, with caps to match. take
up narrow strips of pasteboard, tear OFF
and return half. from those In the waiting
line of patrons who have passed the glass
window of the red.bordered sentry box II
white, where bespangled young woman
cashier snaps out the tickets from an
automatic machine with one hand and
deftly makes change with the other.
If you are so fortunate as to arrive at
THE Gem In the early evening. you pay
dime for n premiere admission, with
some assurance of seat. You enter and
first find yourself in dimly.lit interior.
One of the liveried attendants, whose eyes
pop at you like the headlights of an ap.
preaching automobile. tells you which way
to turn. Nickel ticket holders climb to
equally dark regions above. You stumble
forward In the heavy gloom. Another pair
of human lamps glisten at you and you
u,
pretty.faced girl usher. one at the top OF
each aisle leading toward the great screen
upon which a Million Dollar Picture" Is
unfolding its rapid succession of Moorish
thrills.
An excellent orchestra, somewhere for.
ward. reinforced by an invisible giant or.
gam follows with suitable melody the play
of thought ON the screen; 1t is a blending
of martial music, oriental tum-toms and
church anthems. Piloted by the ghostly
usher. who carries a small flashlight, yoL
drive your faltering feet ahead into inlSy
darkness. She stops and serenely indi.
Gates black hole Off yonder II Is your
seat. You plunge at 1t madly, barking
your shins along picket fence of human
knees. and then collapse into cushioned
stall, II pressed, solemn and quiet.
You .egain confidence, and looking
furtlvely about you wonder how soon the
place will I'LL up with people They com.
mence to come at o'clock; by 1880 every
seat is taken. Ropes are strung up In the
large foyer to keep passage cle'r from
the aisles and hold back the late .omers
The ushers scout for openings in the rows
of heads No sooner rise of shoulders
Indicating a departure under way, than
the standees from the rear swoop into the
trenches.
CONTINUED MONDAY.
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! ARNOLD GARRY COLIN

SYNOPSIS
c,,snen. upon tie death Of bis
HsHie Srii, Srlii,s vast estate which IN.
wee msrrong other things, textiie mill
4 ksnsingtppnIs; newly acquired steel mills
X p.ifss.,,sn. ~ Pa, and the receipt ot
s{ssPSreoss 81 rross warning him of % %simiisr
'.'npt aesinst me tinnsSestiante, sTd and goes goes 70
E,!. ..eslon aesa1Vf of philadelphia as Mr, Taller:
..~ountaft and efficiency en-, ,ensinaser; ,,shtas s
Fe With via ~ 'rsi Strong,
t,.sf. ~. snq ~ 81 three srs ct homely but
DsaiishIrg sugperI Mrs ~ como ie to the bedside
\ stf daushter Jennie. yennn,t enns.tbg. os''s'
'.,esen with The k,ss kI,ssss.9firats n Uthi his dread
Monte decides IssrSs 10 nxettsi tSst L i quick con-
,,snnsIen which Is sontTsctsSd ctSso,sfs ~ mln mnl
sFksIs IA ss The The !Fsspsesedins.up !Fsssdd ystem y
tlIneFy fnu ~ realizes that the 9lp out. .ot-
e.uuinment in his mills ala sne -, no, -
& ,ns sssiern used to rsIpsTpronnIble spTr IOf for jen.
Eels ..s,s sssol,nd nsd The TIC death oi hupdreds, Of
.,slrs .s n Thoroushly ,awed by t1S erwin own
l.s2, Oiisils erals Andrews, bis lawyer aaa ada
ssas s,iseasdsnt that a change must oe n'sue
lngs1Sh,ssiryd ngsnshsrd. the general MANAGER q Ss tse
..,lis n an oid-faehioned man; ahu, hi.
dy upRopussr5t srt nSs SecSnse enls Vef'Ri of Ris mean
Sn.e,sssIt,cn' when Monte goes IN 70 ssN
NN.,..af,,tsfo with him, BlancnaFu nIen ~.
.H.p N tho mills. Monte, however. aet We
49, IA continue his game ana does no'
1,.cas his Identity - at. or,.ode
vsost Immediately after. tn,s tbst
,,tnts learns from strong Mh..g~ Mhrg an at
4 w. w. agitators arc " kensh,nsE1 .hn sEr1.nsn
i,mvyiins to stir up trouble n nor ,ne In a
sAli.ks ths Young millionaire recaHs tne
lIn.,ns lInn ~ the cryptic cross.
Monte Monte quickly devlses plan ro to HoHh. Soh.
~ .,ur sre On New Years. Day, disgui.sd
hummer prince. he kidnaps tne
.sss.ni workinE TO arouse discontsnt among
~ 'Sssnrloyes in the Crlepen Mills. bars.
Ncn,es trtisty chauffeur, carries tne
kennnd and ragged prisoner to New aork,
.s.'@ rsrye FEDERAL investigators and craig
fe5rsws cross-examine him. me man
I. I. Al mentioned in the crytic cross. Agent
M 'has him locked UP in the Tombs under
!, y charge Of violating the United states
stssts next sets out TO get Briccone.
~ Il w. w, leader. In order TO secure
sSysnce Information upon the agitatoIs
risnr Crlspen sets up dictograpn .9e-
.irs with one end in the drawer OF Brlc-
,ess's desk. and the other end on re-
snrilne machine two doors away. IN TINS
wss Monte blocks Briccone time and time
srsin BIZ anticipating every attempt 10
~ trouble with a remedy for the con-
sItion complained against.
suddenly two blows cripple the Biz -FOUR;
~ dyrar,os are disabled. and the Supply
N dyfstuffs Is cut off. In this criHis
panchard becomes peevish and gets into
sn argument with Andrews.
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Golden Bantam Corn

Friend John BartTam-I wish to inquire II
Il Is supposed to be, am told ID is the
finest Of all sweet corns. also the earliest
Please express your opinion on this variety.
II. l.. ROATCH.
think golden bantam ts the sweetest corn
that grows. II is a yellow, to which some
people object. calling II horse corn and the
ear Is small. hence market gardeners who
grow varieties for size. do not handle IT. But
Il is early, delicious In favor, and being OF a
somewhat dwarf habit. takes up little room
which makea Il desirable for the small home
garden. Three paintings OF 1928 feet OF row
at weekly intervals win give a good supply
for family OF three or four.
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SOLDIER Y. M. c. A. SPEAKER
Trench Life to Be Described by
British Artillerist

IZis. experiences. IN the treRcass in-Bd-
rope will be described by Henry Logan,
who served In the British Field Artillery.
at a meeting at the North Branch Y. III.
c. A. tonight The mems Bible class OF the
West York Street Methodist Church will
have charge OF the Y. NJ c. A. mems meet
the Rev, Howard L. Hand. pastor OF the
church, viii deliver the address. "A dinner
and conference OF the North Branch Min
isteriaI Association. with laymen as guests.
Will be held Monday night
signing Up the Players" win be the
subject OF the Rev. DR.. OrVille 81 Dufaeld
pastor 81 the Asbury Methodist Church.
tomorrow afternoon IN the nrst Of a series
Of addresses At the Central Y. N g. A.
The speaker Wll show how moral lessons
may be learned from the game q hass-
bail Iha addresses Hill eonfinua sunaas
afternoons duFlaE thls month.
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,n,ypnola teVer ''''.'s'''..N.'.'.''.
Scarlet fever Observation-Disclosures.
MhoopinE cough OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Diphtheria and Group ................. IL
liluutnsa :
Other epidemic diseases ..........,..... o
tuberculosis OF lungs Observation-Disclosures. ~
Tuh'rculous meningitis ..............,
Other forms Of tuberculosis f...........
Cnncor and mnllgnant tumors ....... 81
simple meningitis ............
Apoplexy and softeninE OF brain ....... II
Organic diseases Of heart ............ 20
Acute bronchitis Observation-Disclosures.
Chronic bronchitis Observation-Disclosures.
Pneumonia Observation-Disclosures. Al
Bronchopneumonia Observation-Disclosures. ~
Diseases of respiratory system ......... o
Diseases OF thr stomach ..............
Dlnrrhea and enteritis .............,...
Appendicitis and typhitls .............. .
Hernia ......... Observation-Disclosures.
Clrrhasis OF liver Observation-Disclosures. 3
Acute nephritis and Bright's disease. 80. 40
Noncancerous tunors and diseases OF gem
-, lthl OrkHns ;... .'''''''.s "'''s''''
Puerperal scptlcomin ...................
Puerperal accidents ...................
ConSenital debility and maiformations. -
2ld va REe ''''''I' ''''''''''.'''.'.. .
All other violent deaths ...,....,...... 20
SUICIDE .,;......'..'.'. ..,','.... y
All other diseases ..................... 81
lotal '''.'''.''.. .'0.s'...'...., QUO
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4PREPARE" TO FIGHT DEvIl
Kduft Bible Glass Leaders Meet in
Congress Today and Tonight

The hfth annual preparedness con-
gress" OF the Philadelphia Adult Bible
Glasses. under the auspices OF the Phlla-
delphla sunday School Association win be
held this afternoon and night Ia two sec
tlons. with several hundred delegates IN
attendance.
The mems section, meeting at the Cen
tral Y. NJ c. A.. will be addressed BY
ministers Of many denominations on EFF
aclency IN offensive and defensive warfare
against the devil T. G, Hoyler win pre-
side this afternoon and Harry L. Paisley
tonight The H0men's meetings, az the
I. W ca. viii be presided over by Mrs
II III Wagner Ia the afternoon ana exe-
nInK The Drinclpai epefker VIII be LA
IaIu L.oseland Shcnafd. eI utak
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MORTALITY SETS Low RATE
Deaths From All Causes Total sos
During Week, Smallest Figure
Since 1916 Began

Deaths from all causes throughout the
city during the week total sos as COM
pared with 515 last week and 507 during
the corresponding week last year This
is a new low weekly rate for 1916.
The deaths were divided as follows
Males, 277 females. 231 boys, rs, and
girls. 50. The causes of death were
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GARDEN QUERIES ANSWERED
Making Over Lawn ,

Friend John Bartram-sAm I right in assum.
ing that It Is too late to make over my lawn?
The grass Is pretty fair In places but con.
NJ. C. v.
You can mend your lawn with good results
now. Put about nve pounds OF ground bone
meal to every 100 square feet OF lawn Use a
quart OF seed to same area, Read article on
lawns In EVENING LEDGBR April 90
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Rhododendrons

Friend John BaEtram-when. and where
bloomf What Is their advantage7 what is
the common namef X L.
They can be bought now from so cents 10 80
or 81. ready for immediate planting The
price varies according 20 the number OF buds
They Ike partly shaded situation They
bloom In the spring. some varleties very early
Advantage Is that they are hardy and are
evergreen The English name is rosebay
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Il don't know" said Rose. 81 just
couldn't stand It. 1 jumped a freight
and found II was loaded with cheese.
had to go somewhere, that's why l got
on here at Boston"
Boston" gasped the policeman.
you're in Philadelphia"
GU said Rose
The bluecoat ordered him to walk in
an easterly direction and drove him to
the 10th and ButtonwOod streets station.
When Turnkey Osborne got near the
prisoner he was indignant. Not in any
of my cells" he declared. He watched
Rose until 1t was time for the hearings
Magistrate Beaton received advanced
news OF the prisoner.
Keep right on walking" he ordered
when he saw Rose approach. You're
not even fit to be arrested"
Rose said II he can get anybody to talk
TO him he will try to get job.
It's possible that he will have TO use
a phone
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lumba Avenue Methodist Church will be nd
dressed by the pastor. the Rev. e. w. Halt.
C'Ompany.b
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Il J--Iea caa hay 3 pair e grass ahears
faf sour stfe for - cents W. The hnporfz /
fla# hoF mrcn zH-4 sze aqe = Y zasl -
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At the Hope Presbyterian Church the Rev
Dr. J. Gray Bolton will preach on Following
Afar' at 1890 O'Clock tomorrow morning
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White Radish

Friend John BartTam-What Is the best
variety Of white radish7 MRS C.
/ would not want 70 say what Is the best
VARSITY; as tastes vary But White felele 3
Eoed kind Or The long variety. White Vienaa
10 another good sort White Boz ls a whIte
globe variety. Hadishes should b. pIeksd be-
fore maturity. thus preventing sponglness and
lnsuring erlsp fruit not too hol. -
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10 20 truck patch which will almost solve the
blem family of three the
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REIIGInIrs RREvrrIEs

u s Ass4T faR@ uRrsS asS cheh gsf VII HTgaS sT'seS ssS
service" az poA5 oeiccl, toniorrc~ morning.
az and on ghrist ,he SonsGler a. oei9eh H. II
lustrated lecture, will be given Wednesday
Lilies and Their Lessons VII b, the sub.
of the Park Avenue Methodist Church toner.
evening" At ESQ oeloSf IN the sfternoon the
sundcy school anniyersary vii be observed;
The Central Hish school. and Mrs. Charles
Or. Isaac sharpiess. president OF Haver:
fSTd rdr. c9,bsEe WI sgfsk on ~ Tsrre
IutResran Luther M church Rr t tomorrow afternoon. al )
will GoG preerb he on Ta9r 'E X rns Line AZ ths
evening service, at 1890 o'clock, and Ben Welch
meeting.
what Is Religion Doing for Your" VIII be
the subject OF the Rev; paniel *. Meisiie.
morrow morning. and Frogs" in the evening.
;kusItsnis Day; God and the ,wa5" wi VIII
rector OF. the Reformed iEpiscqpel Church y
oeock fS the monnlns there Will Be COM
munion.
The second anniversary Of the rcctorship ot
The Rsyv, Dr. George Hethcrt Tocr OF til, The
u eeisbrotsd al the church tomorrow An
g seTee Ss 5 ocOa &c anG Se e. rsso rss @
preach hts anniversary sermon. Special mus-
cal services will be held in the evening.
'Fathers Day" with speclal music. will
he observed IN the Evangelical Church Of the
New jerusalem Frankford. tomorrow, Pc
Ing In Tune-What is Harmony7" will In the
topic Of the Rev. John w. stockweli. pastor
In the evening he will preach on "Our Heaven
ly Father; Did You Have a Good Father to
Help Your"
At the Hope Presbyterian Church the Rev
DR.. J. Gray Bolton will preach on Following
Afar' at 1890 o'clock tomorrow morning
Communion will be administered In the even
A big monthly meeting for men at the CO.
lumbla Avenue Methodist Church will be nd
dressed by the pastor. the Rev. E. w. Halt
tomorrow evening. He will speak Fast
Company
standing on the, Verge Of Great Religious
Changes. or, the Breakup OF Modern Prot
estantism Will be the subject of the Rev.
George Chalmers Richmond. speaking In the
clinical lecture hall OF Or. Thomas Il. Ell
drtdge. 1911 North Logan Square. tomorrow
night at o'clock.
The Rev. DR.. Robert Johnston. Of the Church
of the Saviour. will preach the sermon al the
Sunday evening service of the Bryn Niawr
College Christian Association In Taylor Hall
n n m
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STANDING on the Verge Of Great Religious
Changes. or, tho Break-up OF Modern Prot
estantism,' will be the subject Of the Rev.
George Chalmers Richmond. speaking In the
clinical lecture hall Of Or. Thomas e. Ell
dridge. 1911 North Logan Square. tomorrow
night at 3 o'clock.
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what Is Religion Doing for Your" viii be
the subject Of the Rev; Daniel z. Weisie.
morrow morning. and Frogs in the evening.
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"Fathers Day" with spcciai music. will
be observed In the EyanEelical Church Of the
Ing In Tune-what is Harmony7' viii In the
topic OF the Rev. John w. stockwell. pastor.
In the evening he will preach on Our Heaven
y Father Did You Have Good Father to
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Psasies From Seed

might bloom thla season. but Il so. Il Would
sos 81 essf sos khod buy III ths sla sna se summer
from so renta 70 81 dozen Ter big plants IL
ths blooms are picked eFery day they shouid
dover conlinuogsls.
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The Rev. DR.. Robert Johnston. OF the Church
Of the Saviour. will preach the sermon at the
Sunday evening service of the Bryn Mawr
College Christian Association In Taylor Hall
tomorrow at .. m.
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The second anniversary of the rcctorship Of
the Rev, Dr. George Herbert Toor., Of the
Episcopal Church OF the Holy Apostles. Will
In celebrated at tho church tomorrow. An
American nag will be unveiled ct the morn.
Ing service ut 1890 o'clock and the rector Will
preach his anniversary sermon. Special musi-
cal services will be held in the evening.
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"IsusltanIa Day: God and the War will
be the subject of the Rev; pr. A. p Barnett;
our Redeemer tomorrow night. at Ti5
o'clock. In the morning there Will be Com
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CHURCH OF ST. LgEK6E THE EPIPHANY

18th street below Spruce,
Rev DAVID 81. STEELE, Rector,
800 a m.-Hoiy Communion.
no; 100 q. a.m.-Sunday School
III 100 a m-HOly Communion and Sermon.
400 p.m.-Eyening Prayer, Anthem and
TS TSe Rector win preach at both services.
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7IiIRCn an THE HOLY AposTLEs

CHURCH OF THE SAVIOUR
8Sth 81. above Chestnut.
Rev DR. ROBERT JOHNSTON. Rector
s "a. m.-HOly Communion.
II a m.-Morning Prayer. sermon and HOLY
Communion.
REV Dr Johnston will preach In the
morning; Rev. r. B. Young In the evening.
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HOPE, s3d and Wharton SITS. Minister. Rev,
GRAY Az s5oGILiT62M i6 ii D. sstans Rsxi WlLiidISs idIs
m. DR.. Bolton viii preach, Subject
Following Afar." SO. Communion.
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Andrews was smiling. much to Blanch-
sris chagrin.
lawyer
nobody else" said the other, ignoring the
blunt question.
"Agreed," said Andrews calmly Be
fare accept your resignation, acting In
h.haif Of Mr.. Crispen, l wish you to state
YOUR grievances TO my stenographer."
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