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CHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

Daisy Elicit Terrell ct viz to Pollard
& Bagby. Inc. trustee. % 10 by 142
street. May IL. 1917: st,4sO
Frank Wallenhorst ct uX. to Ernest
". Farley, trustee. lots and in block
a in ,cdhamberlayne Court. May II,
Daisy 3. Berkeley ct vir to Ernest w.
Farley. trustee. lot 81 in block r in
the plan Of Brookdale. May i, 1917:
BaGby. Inc, trustees, 3ox,2o feet Vest
line OF Sixth Street. $40 feet north Of
Baker ,k.,,,, Street May IS, 1917: sl.slt.
William II. Eancs ct ux. to j.. L.. Con-
100 feet, known az 1905 west Main
street: May -: 1917; $4,000.
Purcell. trustee. 2sxI30 feet. known az
?l4 South Fifth Street. April IS, 1917;
Mphlcman & kayhoc to Pollard &
known as 1909 Kensington Avenue.
May 70. 1917: $3.50.
is : ;sy Inc: trustees; :5x13c feet,
May Il. 1917: $3.50.
Muhiernan & Kayhoe to Pollard e
32sby. Inc, trustees. 25X130 feet. known
as 1912 Kensington Avenue. May Is,
Bas6y. Inc; trustee. esSs5 i.s feet (
known as 1905 Kensington Avenue.
May 10. 1917: $3.50.
Mnhleman & kayhoc to Pollard &
'aEby. Inc. trustees. 25xl39 feet. known
as 1915 kensington Avenue. May Is.
1917: $3.50.
Muhleman & Kayhoe 10 Pollard &
Bagby. Inc, trustees, 25xs51 IL feet.
known as 33o7 kensington Avenue.
May TO- 1917; s4.l30.
Muhlcman & kayhoe to Pollard &;
Bagby. Inc, trustees. 25S951-2 feet
known az 1903 Kcnsington Avenue.
May 10. 1917; $3.50.
Bagby. Inc. trustees, 25x951- feet,
known as 1901 Kensngton Avenue.
Nay 10 1917. S410n
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SPORTS
MORE RESULTS OF WAR
lNTERLEAGUE SERIES OFF.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF HICKEY
Gnmcs Omcinlly Cancelled by American
Association - international Mny
Abandon Schedule August {.

lBy Associated Prcss.l
CHICAGO. May 1.-THE intcrleaguc
series Of forty-eiGht games between
the clubs of the American Association
and the International League. sched-
uled to start early In August. was called
on hero Tonight owing TO unsettled
conditions caused by the war.
President Hickey. of the American
Association, in making the announce
ment, said the Association will play
two championship schedules instead OF
meeting the international League clubs
In the post-scason series. The schcd-
nles will consist OF sevcnty-sevcn
games each. The two winning clubs
Will meet In seven-gamc series to
decide the championship Of tho associ-
alton.
After Congress has acted on the pro-
posed tax on baseball the Associat ion
club owners will meet and take what
ever action is necessary to adjust con
ditions' according 10 George Tebeau,
The inclcment weather has scri-
ously cut down the receipts. and there
can be no question as to the wisdom
OF all clubs rctrenching and cutting
down expenses wherever necessary"
Tcbcau said
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on behalf OF plaintiff in error by Harr,
H. Bryrer. Assistant United States At
torney. OF Philippi. w. Va. and sub
United oil briefs by Messrs. Holt. Dun
can q Holt. of Huntington. W. Va. for
the defendants in error.
No. 15l9--Chesapeake and Ohio Coal
Ss tho SSk fosSo and IN Ka
ro %' to the District e Court at charies,en.
W. Va. Argued by Buckner Clay. OF
Charleston; w; Va. FOR the plaintin In
and submitted
Tho court announced and handed
No. l474--Martha Dernberger. admin
istratrix. plaintiff In error VS.. the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad Company. Il
TO the District Court at Parkersburg.
W; Va Opinion by Judge Pritchard.
No. i4si--Union Electric Company ct
al, petitioners. vs.. Nelson G. Hubbard
et a.. respondents: on petition TO SUI
pSrirtend ,! and revise psoeeednss Of The
Opinion by Judge Smith. Reversed.
from M M sSe Ds TT a
opaSS" %fss g " a sfnlhasS'',
pla@,is s' in error VS. GlsN e. Gafs de- de-
PENDANT in error: error 10 the District
Court at philippi. W Va. Opinion by
Judge Smith. Affirmed
No. l49g-Aruudcl Sand and Gravel
Company. appellant. VS. Nayior Com
pany ct al. appellces; appeal from the
District Court at Baltimore. Nd.
Opinion by Judge Knapp. Affirmed.
Case In call to-day.
No.: 15l6-Iredell Jones. Jr.. trustee,
appellant. VS.. Elizabeth NJ. Blair ct al.
appellces; appeal from the District
Court at Greenville. :. c. In bank
ruptcy. To be argued by John D. Lee,
OF Columbia. 3. g. and Arthur L. Cas-
ton. OF Chester. :. C.. for the appclla mt.
and by Glenn w. Ragsdalc and McCants
q McCants. of Winnsboro, 5. c.. for the
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Beaufort Relieves That
Distressing FuIIness
After Eating

No need to suffer from indigestion, gas
tritis, and similar ailments-no need to dose
yourself with nauseating drugs - there's an
easier and pleasanter way! Drink Beaufont
Ginger Ale with your meals! The high
percentage Of carbonic gas that come, from
its carbonation at freezing temperature in our
mammoth $50 ton ice plant will relieve YOU
quickly and effectively. That's why Beau
fount should be found upon the table at every
meal time. Beaufort is = most deliciously
palatable beverage that stimulates your appe-
tlte and imparts relish to every mouthful
you eat. Order case today-from your near
est grocer and see how much better you'll
feel after eating. Made from the purest of
ingredients and bottled At the springs in SAN
itary sealed-cap bottles. The Beaufort Com.
pany, Richmond, Va.
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Real Estate Summary
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.

Clara Sanderlin ct ais to William 7.
Muckoils. 3oxl25.73 feet west line OF
Twenty-fifth street. 1877 feet north OF
Davis Brothers, Inc to tom Annie T..
Constable. 60x56 feet. known as .06, 1oS
and 10 South Addison Street. October
is. 1916; tax. SO; $40
David II. Gaines ct uI. to Mary n.
Gaines. 40 SIG by $50 feet. known as
1908 James Street May II, 1917: tax,
81: $40.
Broaddus Construction Co. Inc. to
NJ. VI. CatoEni. lot IL in block in
Brightwood. May IS. 1917: tax. 81: $40.
d. p. Angle ct uX. to w. J. Gilman.
3nNl22 feet. known as o1s and go North
Sixth Street. May Is, 1917: tax, $3.50:
$40.
w j. Gilman OF ux. to J. p. Angle.
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L. 6. CIRCUIT COURT.

The United States Circuit Court of
Appeals reconvened yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. with Circuit Judges
Pritchard, Knapp and Woods. and Dis
trict Judge Smith in attendance.
The following cases were argued:
No. l506-Samuel A. Hays. Collector
OF Internal Revenue. plaintiff in error,
vs.. John III. Holt. defendant i'm error:
error 10 the District Court at Parkers-
burg, W. Va.
No. I5o7-Samucl a. Hays. Collector
OF Internal Revenue. plaintiff in error.
vs. III. G. Duncan. Jr.. defendant in
error: error to the District Court al
ParkersburG. w. Va. On motion OF
plaintiff in error to continue and on
motion OF defendants in error 10 dis
miss for failure to print record. Argued
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HUsTINGs TRANSFERS.

John II. Shortweli ct ais to Fannie
>. Walden ct ais. 4Sxl50 feet west line
Of Cowardin Avenue. at Powhatan
Street. May 8. 1917: tax. 81; $40.
Mary ". Nash to Edward l.: Elcke.
lot in block 9 in the plan OF Bcllvue.
May ]. 1917: tax. $3.50: Sr0.
Sidney Hilton ct ux. to James w.
Winfrcc. 81 l-2 by 90 feet south line
OF Decatur Street. 30 feet west OF
Seventeenth Street. May I, 1917: $1,000.
America B. Walker to Charles w.
Page. lot and portion of lot 6 in block
~ In Woodland Heights; also lot 10 and
portion of lot IL i'm block 40 in plan
of Woodland Heights. May II. 1917;
tax. $3.50: $40.
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BIRDS TAKE SWATFEsT

EUtHESTEK, =. T.. May I7.-In a
game featured by poor pitching and
ter to-day. IL to II. thereby evening
tho series. 1,otZ, secured from the
Browns, started pitching FOR the Hust-
icrS and was wild AZ a hawk Edgar
Collins. secured from tho Braves, re-
ported and signed Hustler contract.
Tho score:
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HENRICO TRANSFERS.

+: w. Dabncy Realty Corporation to
6. l.. Powell lots 20 and 81 In block
= IN the plan Of Bryan Park Heights.
II. &: Tuck ct TX. to A. l.. Jones. lots
10 and II in block j and lot II in
1iock In the plan OF Cherokee Place.
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DOUBLE HEADER TO HERD

BUFFALO, y. Y. May 17-Leake. a
new twirlcr, let Providence down with
three hits in the first game to-day, and
the Bisons won the second when Justin
backed up good pitching with timely
hits. one double and another a single,
producing three runs. tho second double
win for the Herd. Tho score:
FIRST GAME
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Rochester.
Baltimore.
!1uR0'u TO II ITDy III sIAIH,
TEattcd Tor Lott IN seventh.
S.snra Ia,

TFAttcd Tor LOtH seventh
Score by innings: r.
Eoehcst.r .............o 90 Ill
Baltimore .............I & 0 81,
summary: Errors-Schwcitzer. Young. La
mar. Wendell t2,, Cnuscy. llits--of Lott. ~
IN I Innings; off Causcy In 1 inning: off
sherman. IL In 2.3 innings: off Warhn,,, !:
In j - innings, Two base hits-Rod riaucy,
Young. Shannon Wa rhup. Three -ha sc ti,s
Rodriguez. Lamar. Sacrifice hts-DooIan
60. rruesdale. sherman. Sacrifice NY
Sherman. Stolen bascs-Wendcll Acosta
Lamar. Shannon 90, McAvoy (2). First
base or errors--ftaltimorc 2 Hit by pitcher
by sherman. darrell and RodriouczJ
Eases on balis-on Lott, :; off Causey. :: OF
sherman. .; off WARRIOR. =. Struc!: out
Gy Lott. Z: 10y Sherman. .: by Warhop l.
Wild Dtchcs-by LotZ. $. Passed bali
,W.ndell: umri"cs. o'Tri'n and Freeman.
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CHANcERY RELEASE DEEDS.


Eicheson G. Crutchfeld. trustees. to
p. b. Hatcher. 40x1s0 feet west line Of
Goddin Street: at south line of an eight
foot alley. May 10. 1917; $3.50
+. IT, Sutton, trustee, to Alice Au-
gusta Sanderlin ct yir, 80 by irregular
depth west line Of Twenty-fifth Street,
1917; $4,000.
l.. W. McVcigh ct al. trustees, to
Charles II. Phillips, 45Sl55 feet known
as us West Grace Street. May IS,
1911; $3.50.
Rose & Rose. trustees. to Era NJ. Mar
shall. trustee. ct ais, S3-4 by 49,
feet north line Of Taylor Street known
as 1l0i Taylor Street. May II. 1917;
Pollard & Bagby. Inc, trustee to
Paul l.. Ruehrmund. lots and in
square 3S in Highland Park. May 10,
1917: $3.50.
j. B. Fuller. trustee, to Harry A.
Black, lot II in square II in the plan Of
Mount Comfort. May Is. 1917; 3l75.
HTSTTyCS nEIEASE nt,rD
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Left On bascs-Bunalo. 4: Providence
Cmpires. Hart and rannehil
SECOND GAME.
Totals. ~ : - II Totals. " 3 s'26 1
two out when winning run scored.

ScVrc by INNINGS: x
Providence .;;........::l O00l . . o-3
Summary: Errors-carlstrom Ma jor. Hits
OF McTiguc. in Innings. oQ Schc,,cn-
huch. In innings. Bases on hails--on
Justin. 3. OFF McTigue. 81 of Schcile nDach
l. Struck nut-by Schellenbach. =. by Jus
tin. .. Threc.ba hit-'rhomas. Two ba q
ht-Justin. Sacrifice hit-killica Justin
CASEY. Sacrifice hy--Cooncy. Left on Da se,.
Buffalo. 9; Providence, s. Double play
pitcher-by McTigue, J.. Baiks-sIcrigue.
Justin. Empires. Tannehill and Hart Tine
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Watch for large article by DR.. Ferd
inand King. soon to appear in this
paper, entitled The Crying Need OF the
Woman of To-Day Is More Iron In Her
Blood" In this article DR.. King ex-
pla ms why the modern American ~o-
man requires more iron than she did
20 or 80 years ago, and shows how by
taking simple Nuxated Iron, weak,
nervous, rundown women may in
crease their strength, vitality and en-
DURANGO 100 per cent in two weeks
time in many instances.
Su1nted IRON, recommen ded above by DR.
King. Is for sale by Tragis DruE Co. Polk
VI MIiis Ell brns store. Chiidrey DIur Co.. and
OF success and satisfaction or your money
refunded.-Adv
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The clerk OF the Hastings Court Is
sued tho following marriage licenses
denote aSc):
Gus T. Sandstrom. IS. and Florie
Ollie Goers. %, city.
Prudcncio LAWN. Columbia, S. c., GO,
and Anita Saia. 20. city.
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Totals. ..3t 8 I q - To,ais...3s 10 q
'Hai:ed for Corner in ninth.
Score by innings


NNn"sIk ,'.'.'.'.'.,......s g
summary: Errors-Russcil, Lewis. thinner.
man. Nslor cb, Howlc!, Grrncr. Two
hAsc hitS-Aoran. Holden Homo runs Col
han, Eldrcd. Zimmerman. Sacrifice hits
RULER, Move. Russell. Double plays Move
to Fuller TO RUSSELL Jicrncr TO Zimmerman
70 Slaicry. Struck out--by Roos. ;: by
Scrner. .. Rascg hall.--on Ross, A. OF
Gerncr. T. Left on bascs-Ncwark ;: Mon
ir'ni 10 Time. hours. Empires, Bedford
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE NOT
CONSULTED. DECLARES BARROW

IBy Associated PrcsS.
NEW YORK. May l7.--Presidcnt Ed
League, declared tonight that any an
nouncement Of the intcrleague series
been called on was premature. to say
the least. No such step could be taken.
he said, without the consent Of the In
tcrnational League. and he denied that
The organization he heads had been
approached on the subject.
~, could not not be done withou, our
would have TO put the question UP TO
our club owners before could consent
intimntion such IA move Was contcm-
plated"
81, Esrr row said he had been in confer:
Hickey. OF tho American Association.
but that the latter had said nothing to
him about abandoning tho .intcrlcaGue
games.
International Magnates Lose Money.
Considerable speculation has been in
around the interna tionaIp ' circuit H the
consensus OF opinion apparently being
that the sooner the league officials call
off the season the better for tho purses
or the magnatcs and the future of the
game in these cities.
according to the majority Of the
writer's. tho attendance recorded here
during the Initial home series has been
about the average in most OF the cities.
~ scvcra! OF the Richmond games
there were only between 100 and $50
persons. The largest crowds turned
out on tho opening day. and OF course
on saturdays. hut in neither case was 4
sufhcicnt sum realized to make up for
the deficiencies noted at the other
games.
Practically every club has been los
ing money each day. and tho willing
ness OF the magnates to continue play
under the circumstances bcspcaks con-
siderable FOR their patriotism EX-
pcnscs have been cut to the minimum
by most OF the clubs, but. according
10 reports. ends still do not meet 1t
appears very probable that the season
viii he abandoned certainly at the time
the games with the American Associ-
alton were to have begun II not before
AL OF tho clubs holding their fran
chiscs and their territory until con-
ditions arc most auspicious
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% IA by "A feet. known as sci North
West Street. May Is. 1917: tax. $3.50;

Frank b. Grubbs ct ux. to O. J. Davis.
inches by 1919 - feet north line OF
Floyd Avenue. 631-2 feet east OF
CRANKY Street May Is. 1917; tax. so
cents: $40.
s. II. Powell to Florence Woodward.
2SHl30 feet. known as 2l4 South Fifth
street. April %. 1917; tax. $3.50: $40.
II. G. Cant ct nix. to Albert r. Gand-
ZACH. lots IL and Is in subdivision OF
block In plan OF Wavcrly. April l9.
1917: $3.50
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Damon Lodge. No. e.. knights OF
Pythiaas. to repair brick building, 2307
East Broad Street to cost $3.50.
Thomas l.. Walker. to repair frame
dwelling. 1912 North Thirty-flrst Street
to cost $1,000
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HENRICo DEED OF TRUST.

G. l.. Powell ct uX. TO Julien Gum
trustee. lots 30 and II in block \ in
the plan Of Bryan Park Heights. May
10, 1917; $500
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Providence.

Score by innings: H.
Providence ..........0 o., o o o OIL
buffalo ...............O oil % o -
,, nsamms ry: Errors-Carlstrom. Brainard
iIits-.on Tysons in 1-3 inning; of Leake, 1
IN S2.3 Innings. Bases on balls--ofr Leakc
:: on Eayrs, 3. Struck out-.by Lcake, 2;
Hy Eayrs. 4. Three base, hit-Tutwilcr. Two
ssse hits.c.rlstrom. Mcdonald. Sacrifice
Mts@J. Onalow. Channel. First base on
-brsinard. Kopp {2). Mcdonald, Humme
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
CONTINUED from Fonrth rarel

" "ntIHu"H IrOIn FoUrth ThEe.)
Zimmerman livcneL up tho hopes OF
the locals In the ninth by driving out
base ny with man on base.
The local effort Was over however
and tho game ended in victory for
the BearB. The score:
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Card. secure Co,IcpInn.

ST. LOUIS, MO, May l-.-Thc Cardi-
nails have signed Edward I.anedon.
University OF Pittsburgh hurlcr who
struck out seventeen men on Monday
IN :, game between Pittsburgh and the
University Of West Virginia
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NOES. lot In block - In tho plan
OF Washington Park. April 20. 1917;
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HENHICo RELEASE DEED.

II In Mason Park Land Company. jan
uary %. 1917: $3.50.
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Should Know

Dr.. Ferdinand King, Nev York
physician and medical auihoy, tells ply
sieians that Uiey should prescribe more
organic trom-Nurated i,on-foy thei,
patienis-Says dnd e,nia-i,on deficiency
is the greatest curse to the health,
strength, ritdlity and beauty of the mod
ern American Womdn.-Soundy yarn.
ing dgotnst use Of metallic iron Which
may injnrc the teeth, co,rode The stomach
aud do far more harm than good; advises
use Of only nurdkcd iron.
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HUsTINGs RELEASE DEED.

T.. Sitterding ct al. trustees, to Har-
ry NJ. Worrell, lots IL and Is in block
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-03-09
SYNOPSIS.

On Windward Island Palidori intrigues
Mrs. Golden into an appearance of evil
which causes Golden TO capture and tor
ture the Italian by branding his face and
crushing his hand. Paidori floods the is
land and kidnaps Goldens little daughter
Margery. Twelve years later in New York
a Masked One rescues Margery from Le-
gar and takes her to her fathers home.
whence she is recaptured. Margery's
mother fruitlessly implores Golden to find
their daughter. She Laughing Mask
again takes Margsfy. away from Legar.
Legar sends 10 Golden a warning and a
demand for a portion of the chart of
Windward Island. Margery meets her
mother. The chart is lost in fight be-
tween Manley and one of Legar's hench-
men, but is recovered by the Laughing
Mask. Count Da Espares figures in a
dubious attempt to entrap Legar and
claims TO have killed him. Golden's house
is oynamited during a masked ball Le-
gar escapes but Da Espares is crushed in
the ruins. Margery rescues the Laughing
Mask from the police. Manley finds Mar
gerry not Indifferent to his love. He saves
her from Mauki's poisoned arrows. Man.
ley plans a mock funeral which fails to
accomplish the desired purpose, the cap
ture of the Iron Claw and his gang Mar
gerry is saved from death at the hands of
the Iron Claw by the Laughing Mask An
attempt by the Iron Claw to blow up the
o'Mara cottage is frustrated in the nick
OF time.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-03-09

that means Red Egan must surely
have seen him."
The next moment the man with his
arm in sling had thrown the band
age aside and was running towards
the window that opened on the fire.
escape landing.
On that narrow ledge of sheet-metal,
wedged in between the window sash
and the escape railing, terrific COM
bat was already taking place. Before
Legar could get the window open the
Laughing Mask, by an adroit jiu-jitsu
movement of the body, succeeded in
pinning the winded Red Egan down on
the fire-escape platform. But already
a second sentry of Legar's was swarm
ing up the narrow metal stairway,
and all the attention Of the man in
the mask had to be directed towards
his new adversary.
It was while countering the OH
slaught Of this second enemy that the
Laughing Mask became conscious OF
still another point of attack. For as
he fought there, on his knees, astride
the painting form of Red Egan, an iron
claw reached viciously out over the
window sill behind him, and fixed it.
self in his shoulder. The next mo-
ment he was being hauled bodily in
through the open window.
Ready hands were there to take pos
session of that battered and breath
less captive.
Put him in that chair!" exultantly
commanded Legar.
Now what'n we do with him." de-
manded the painting Red Egan.
Leave him to me-" announced Le-
gar, studying his captive out of mar
rowed and sinister eyes. Then the
man with the iron claw stepped slow
ly and studiously closely to the chair
in which the helpless Laughing Mask
sat, for the light in the room was none
too clear.
so you're the man Of mystery, are
you! You're the hero who keeps a
dead wall between him and the world
Ell! Well, my valiant hero, well soon
put your visor up!"
Williamsburg Sadie, with her mouth
slightly agape, stood halfway between
the chair and the wall, watching the
! man With the iron claw as he exulted
over his enemy. She watched Legar's
hand as it reached out to the mask Of
yellow cloth and tore it viciously from
the face which It had concealed.
Then a scream, short but high
pitched, burst from her startled lips
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-03-09
Thirteenth EPISODE
The Hidden Face.

Enoch Golden looked at the heavy
shadows about his daughters eyes.
Then he seated himself heavily in the
armchair which she had so abstract
edly turned about for him.
"Margery," he said with an effort
at sternness, ARE you still worrying
about that young Manley?"
For a moment or two the girl re-
NAMED silent.
81 can't help it. father" she finally
acknowledged. And she further dis
comfited her frowning parent by a
suspicion of tears in her downcast
eyes.
But don't believe David Manley is
any more dead than / am" the old
millionaire finally and stoutly as
severated.
Then why has there been no word
of him, no trace of him, since the
night of that awful explosion"
This question, apparently, was not
an easy one to answer But Enoch
Golden was not to be lightly dis.
suaded from his task of consolation.
Ell tell you what / believe, my
girl. / believe everything's all right,
no matter what you think. Every.
things going to come out all right
Before the week is out, if what the po
lice tell me is true, we're going to
have this man Legar safe behind the
prison bars where he belongs. What's
trembling me more than David Manlev
Just now, is the problem of this
Laughing Mask person. had nothing
less than a deputy commissioner cal
me up this morning, for the authori
ties down in Center street are con
WINGED of the fact this Laughing MASK
would be a better haul than ever
Legar himself. They claim to have
q clear record against him, and In ter
minutes I've got to face delegation
from the detective bureau and tel
them for the twentieth time just how
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-03-09


much, or rather, how little, / know
about that mysterious stranger"
Later In her room Margery Golden,
looking up, saw a figure in yellow
mask silently and pensively- regarding
her.
You are unhappy" he quietly in
Quired.
You seem to appear only on those
occasions when ! am" she slowly and
thoughtfully replied.
You are wondering at this very
moment if young Manley will ever
come back to you"
She colored a little as she stared
up into the masked face.
YES" she finally acknowledged,
that is something must know"
"Why?"
She remained silent.
lis it because you care for him?"
Yes, 1t is because / care for him
q great DEAL" she found the courage
TO reply.
He turned about aad tip-toed to the
door. There, carefully nursing the
knob in the palm Of his hand, he re
leased the catch and swung the dool
suddenly inward. And crouched low
in the hallway. close beside the dool
frame. ives the figure of Q young WON