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What Has Happened Up to Date

Major Knowles receives a letter
from a Denver bank advising him to
begin search for Madeline Lucille
Conner, who had left Colorado for
Washington, carrying the details of
secret process for the transmuta-
ton OF baser metals into gold.
Knowles is held up by four China
men, who secure the letter. He is
rescued by Captain Henderson, who
had just been robbed Of a letter re-
ceived from Miss Conner. Fuller and
SaydnF plan to get the chart from
Madeline. Mrs. Thayer is also try
ing to gain the confidence of the
Colorado girl, while WI Tsang, the
Chinese diplomat, is working under
a cloak Of mystery. Lieutenant Kim
ball has been kidnapped and Madeline
Lucille ConnoE, who has been
trapped in the office Of Fuller, makes
sensational escape out Of eleventh
story window, reaches adjoining Of
>xce, falls into meshes of conspira-
tors again, is taken to house Of WI
Tsang, who locks her in mysterious
cabinet.
Lieutenant Kimball is rescued by
aviator eOmrade, phones hotel, is
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answered by Mrs. Thayer, who I'M
personates Madeline, makes appoint
ment to meet KimbalI at WI Tsang's
house, both taxis are wrecked in col
lision, Kimball and Mrs. Thayer car
ried unconscious into the Highlands
-conspirators demand that WI
Tsang release Madeline from cabi-
net-the door is opened, the cabinet
is empty, and out runs a Little
Brown Mouse. Madeline escapes by
chute to secret cavern, Kimball taken
from Highlands unconscious, to tenn
pie of WI Tsang, where he is bound
and thrown into cellar. Madeline.
trying to escape, discovers Kimball,
both give fictitious names, and hide
in cavern as the oriental conspirs-
tors bring Fuller and Snyder, bound
and gagged, into cellar, where they
discover the strange disappearance
of Kimball. KimbslI and Madeline
But here we have the remarkable
continuation of this absorbing mar
rative by
Mr.. Roland S. Robbins, manager
of Keith's Theater-read what he
has written today.
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FOLLOWING THE RAH
OF 4CAMOUFLAGD"
By GEORGE H. DoNoHUE.

Archie RHOt1lss and Barry HeHdeTsOa
at last are on the trail TAsg sre PorE-
iH9 HsRtaI deduction to tRs gEssit, their
raPid-6Is army and H0VV tactics arc or
the vcr0e Of success IN locating NsGeiiEs
oad KiRsb0n And moo Gps h1Vs ths
tRtiHsatiOB tA6t Medicine as5 Freak AS1s
a case Of "loVs at Egst si0AtI-ob cell,
tAoPs apt to hGppsA, hUt VToOSbly thtS
fGHey nay Be OHt tsDpOTsFy'-usSybS
M0dsIiae mag faU iB IoUs 9th FE7ST o.
Snyder-or somebody else SItogstbsT 0at
Of the picture at tbkS setting.
At eng rats, RaBbSH Is shooting rs
coIiBer ia the mercy escape froas thS
cbate. BIS alterations oeTs Of the bsst, 81
course, ne SVeS evidently Attending %
slip one oUeT or the tcily Wa TsonS D.
an attsoE from the rsOT, bHt fSst tOASR
shiH0s looked The roSscst tor Spesdy &C.
tiOn--SOm etAtsg unexpectedly haPpssSa,
rhIgs the trsnSisd Nadslias. tDttb AGtEd
breath matches the struggle, t0kils
Saydsr and Fuller bound SHd Gagged Es
thsB are, can n0tuyoIIU only grant tbss-
szcitemsat-0Et tpaIt, iDhils V0V QrS
reod;ag this story today, Col Robert N.
RoTpsr, president ~ tie DtSsTEes We
tSonaI BaHk, - at cork ca TIE Rers
chapter, and already re eaR olsSOst kcoy
the steeHAy foot stops Of Eetoy RSOsOAS
and Csptai,s HcadeTsoH eTecPiRD OiSag
tic psrilous patR Of "cANoUFLAGEn."
But toa:, tomorrow 'gs oil ksvc GAaP-
ter Y, 6y Co.. RoOert v. E@OS. DSEE
miss Il.
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Aviator Frank Kimball
Reported Missing
Superior Officers at Boiling Field
State He Has Been Absent
Without Leave Several
Days.
"No Trace of Him at Hotel or
Munsey Building Office

Henderson bought q second copy
and both men read with utmost haste.
Briefly stated, the article told Of
Lieut. ''Nose Dive" Kimbalrs dis
appearance and the failure of the
aviation officers, his relatives and
his friends to locate him since learn
ing that very morning OF his unac-
countable absence. II mentioned his
having no wife, that he had no known
enemies, and nothing had been found
to indicate an intention to leave the
city. No letters containing any hint
had been discovered And so on.
There were illustrations galore. Good
manifestly.
In fact, it looked TO the casual
reader that the daring lace" had gone
up to break the altitude record, found
the etheric stream above the earth's
gravitating current and then had
been swept onward toward the sun.
Stin. none or his favorite air
boats" was unaccounted for.
They got him" heavily remarked
Knowles as he finished. We're next.
eh? Maybe"
We'll, they've held ne up twice,
robbed me of Miss Connor's letter to
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ple would like their liquor in drinks
the size OF butts
Hold on" broke in Henderson. IT
had no such thought or desire. What
meant was-how about Kimball, the
other side OF our mutual triangle?"
Knowles recalled that the Denver
banks letter of advice mentioned
KimbaIl as being in the service Of
Uncle Sam at Washington, but did
not give his Christian name or indi-
cate what arm OF the service he was
in.
They consulted the city and the
telephone directories, and the only
Kimball who seemed likely was Frank
KimbaIl, an architect in the Munsey
building. His telephone number was
Franklin, 22.Sog.
Take a shot at him. Henderson,
while look to see If there's any 9th.
er way to spell that name. People are
SO kInky nowadays in spelling their
names. Maybe he spells It KymbaIe;
the lord knows" growied "AFchie,"
his impatienee rising at the continued
failure OF his 'flat-foot cop" meth
DDS.
Operator says his phone is either
disconnected or something. She can't
get any answer.
Funny, now amt il? There are
no dead ones in the Munsey Building.
I'll bet my dress uniform. I've got
a bunch. Let's stroll up-only a block
or so.
I'm glad you are acting so
promptly on the thought had OF
KimbaIl," remarked Henderson with
a little note OF citation in his voice.
"out OF the mouths OF babes and
what's the rest OF it?" laughed
Archie" in better humor as he got
into his stride.
Why fools, l believe" replied
Henderson with ill-concealed choIer.
Il really didn't mean that, my boy"
quickly retOEted "Archie," putting his
big hand on the captains shoulder.
What meant was that it's the I'M
expected happens. You never can
tell"
Soon they were at the Munsey
Building and about to climb the mar
BILE entrance steps to the magnificent
main corridor leading past The Times
office on one side and the - on the
other, when a swarm of newsboys
buzzed out crying in a perfect babel
of yeils:
Here ye're. X;ry Times:
"AI about the 'Sipperance Of Avy-
ator Nose Dive Kimmeil!"
Both Knowles and Henderson's eyes
flashed upon the great two-bank
black display type which The Times
filings with startling effect across its
front page at such times. They saw:
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How You Can Win $3.50

written by twenty-eight Washingtonians-an Of whom
you know. Each chapter will be from the pen Of
different author-and the Thirtieth Chapter will be
open competition among all the readers Of THE
WASHINGTON TINES.
The writer who successfully solve this mys-
terry and write the best final chapter Of "CAM0U-
FLAGED" will receive a cash prize of TWO HUN
DRIED AND FIFTY DOLLARS, in addition to the honor
of having won this remarkable literary contest
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Chapter Four
Bv Roland S. Robbins

may this very moment be up against
the same Chinks and crooks we have
encountered. They have been try
ing evidently TO keep US from meet
ing her"
Then it's fair 10 assume that they
will try to keep her from u.s." gravely
interjected the navy man. his color
full cheeks turning a shade pale at
the possibilities.
They are after the secret trans
mutation process, according to the
Denver letter got, and there are
three groups that have been trying
for several years TO steal the secret.
I don't doubt but there are Germans
somewhere in the lineup, and il
there are they'll stick at nothing
a-b-s-O-l-u-t-e-l-y n-o-t-h-i-n-E,"
concluded the major with bitter en-
phasis and a heavy scOwL drawing
his eyebrows together.
Why not report the EAaIIrr 10 'he
police department. They have a re-
marksbIy active and intelligent head
and a smart corps of detectives"
suggested the captain.
Not yet Give ourselves q fighting
chance first. The police have all they
can do. anyhow. Then the news
papers would dip into the game. No.
At this early stage the best thing
to do is to shoot out the lights and
keep in the dark until we have To-
Gated our adversaries. Come I'D to
my room and let US go about this
Systematically. after the fashion of
the 'hy-cop' who uses his feet more
than his brains in running down
clues"
In the majors bed-room-and- bath
suite they began calling the hotels
of the city, asking II their registers
showed the arrival OF Madeline Luz
ellie Connor from Denver. Col. First
those around the union station, on
the theory that she would be likely
10 select one OF them before finding
more accessible and suitable quarters
farther uptown.
BY a strange freak Of the cards the
Capitol Park Hotel was not question
ed. All the others stated that no
such person had been there lately. or
even farther back in point Of time.
Lafayette Park Hotel" unused Hen.
derson, attempting to lift memory's
drop curtain. That name seems IA
miliar, very familiar, and yet it's only
an impression. Could she be there.
he hopefully asked Archie"
Didn't they tell me no most en-
phatically, lacking cuss words and i'm
plying that I'm from Brazil-where
the nuts grow
Il have il. Let's go about on this
tack right here and take another d..
rection.
Now, Henderson, that sounds like
you want a drink. Nothing doing. It's
all off in uniform, and
But" expostuIated the salt water
fighter.
Il know. I know" soothingIv re-
piled Knowles, starting TO take the
transmitter down again. Some pso-
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call. threatened my life and-started
Henderson"
And when you run across
the Chink crowd trying TO do
all the same to me-" interjected
Archie, "you cling to the running
board of their fleeing car as IL you
hankered for more. You navy fell
lows are a scrappy crowd" he adj
nriringly commented.
"SInce my lunches are leading to
something, permit me TO propose that
we do the logical thing" cautiously
suggested Henderson. Go UP to
Kimballs office and see what we can
see.
Go you" cried knowles, and IL
our business is asked we can say
we are not officially acting. but we
were interested with him in a little
side venture and so on"
You ought to have been a lawyer.
a sea lawyer, by the great hornspoon.
40 my . oAAAAaNAAGA hSCN ~ F-NIidAllls
laughed Barry as they traversed the
corridor and whirled up eleven stories
to the fateful floor.
They found the KimbaIl office door
unlocked and marched in. \ big First
precinct officer sat UP against the
very window through which Madeline
had come that same day and NOT so
many hours before.
II only these walls could talk.
What wholly unlocked for and alb
soluteIy Uncomfortable happenings in
that and the adjoining Fidelis Syndi-
Gates office would be disclosed to the
audience gazing on Fate's own motiop
screen.
Plainly puzzled al first and then
treasured by the uniforms. of the in
truders, the policeman acknowledged
their names. rank. and service, as ex-
planned by the Major in his most au-
thoritative and important tone.
WED like to LOOK around Bit"
hazarded Henderson.
Help yourselves, gentlemen. No
crime has been committed, so far Is I
know. / am only detailed here 10
talk to drop-ins, get their names, and
help along. Know anything"
Knowles pinched Henderson's arm
and stated TO the officer that there
was nothing to be said as yet
rs that door into the next Office
unlocked?" idly questioned Hender-
son.
No" said Knowles. taking the hint
and trying the knob. 1t opened the
door. The room was in disorder. A
handsome desk was all askcw. One
window was open-the one nearest
the KimbaII office.
Looks like an upset photo gallery"
remarked Henderson, picking up sew
eral cabinet photos of a man with
sharp, searching eyes.
For the love of Mike, what's this
package? Henderson-we are warm.
no hot! Lookw Knowles trembled
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with eagerness. Il found it under the
radiator here pointing to the open
window. II had a thin, narrow rit-
bon dangling. Evidently It had been
opened. Perhaps the photos had come
from it. They bore no name save
that OF the Washington photo firm
taking them. But on the package at
the topside in plain ink printed by a
feminine hand there appeared:
Property of Madeline
Lucille Common, o:
Denver, Colorado"
knowles and Henderson were fai:iy
shaking with agitation.
mo Washington address. No
nothing! Dash it, cried Henderson.
What are we to do now" It's evil
dent there's d connection between her
and the fiier This open door Is sig
nifcant."
knowles glanced into the itimball
office and saw the officer browsing
in his seat. Why not. he had been
doing every day the work of several
men. owing to shortage of men, ap-
preparations and the like.
Let's get out OF here quick"
Knowles shot out.
Back into the missing aviator's Of
flee they STROBE. bid the drowsy blue
coat a casual good-by. promised to
keep in touch with his superiors, ard
once in the hall they almost lied 10
the elevator.
Back to the Raleigh ana not a
word till there" cautioned Knowles.
1--WE may be watched"
In his room again he took every
precaution against the sight or hear
ing of enemies. and then spread out
the contents of the package.
1t contained the Secret Chart,
But that triangular symbOl-figured
paper held no special interest at that
moment to these red-blooded Ameri-
cans hot on the trail OF human fiCnds
having n their bcstial grip the fair
girl they pictured Madeline to be. No
selfish thought stayed their swift
advance along the trail
All! There. too, is her picture. the
name inscribed in schOol-EitiiSh
hand, the date earlier that year.
"Such a pity" said Henderson.
HELL" parked Archie All Jhe
more reason for action and more ac-
ton on our part"
Lets see. Oh" jumpiIy h'Lrtod
Henderson. Its evident Miss Con-
nor has been trapped and carried
away. It was done in such a hurry
they did not see or else overlooked
the package. Er-an-" he hest
tated.
The phone bell JingIed. Knowles
threw himself into position.
"a delayed letter in a ladyS hand"
he repeated. should have go. it yes
terday. Open it! he shouted. Read
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peril" she cried. she screamed tAs
words to cover any noise made ~
KimbalI.
Before will give up the secret
OF the gold formula I win face peril
win endure ssath."
Fine wOrds," sneeFed WI.
ct was my fathers life work. Ii
win immOrtalizs his name. It win
Danish poverty from thu earth. 1t d,
viii bring the Golden Age"
Madeline drew out OF her hiSiAg
as she spoke. She was deliberately
angsring WI. She was using the ia-
nate cunning OF her sex in defense u
her love and her life. Both douhly
precious to her now, since love had
responded to hrst sight. and life BE-
come a symphony of song. despite
the present periis. II she could oniy
get him 50 mad as to become oblivious
o. surrounding events, "Kim" might
come back down the cellar stairs anS
attack him from the rear.
Il have wasted time enough.
snarled wu Tsang. throwing himself
toward her.
Give me the package" he yelled
At that moment Madeline giimpssd
her bravsst Of the brave, her knight
OF the air, slip down the stairway
and like a tracer bullet from an asFial
Browning. launch himself uDoR the
wiry Buadha worshipeT.
"HeIO! HelPi FFaskF7 she seFeGnled.
But netting stepped tie taISas 81
the Celestial criminal RrSa thelR Dpey.
Fuller ana ShydeF ~ ISaEsR PSaId
intervene and Klnbals-whaG Had
checked IFS courageous eSuRteP At
taekgPgggg
ito be continued tSaOFFOW o. =
chapter ~ Gel, Robert n. HsED&R.)
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on the same day and at the very
bur Madeline Lucille Conner was
rapped in the FideIis syndicate's
,ffice, Major Archibald Knowles.
Il. S. A, and Capt Barry Henderson
L. s. n, met as arranged at the Rail-
eigh Hotel
Archie" Knowles, as Aadeline's
father on hfs death bed called the
army man when he solemnly implored
bsr "a get his aid-''He viii help you
Souts he cried-was at his breakfast
when the captains card was laid on
the table.
@Pu see him myself" he said to the
waiter.
Have ven breakfssted?" he asked
the captain - they shook hands.
Thanks, I've had mine The fact
IS. this Conner affair is getting on
nv mind somewhat lost some sleep
over il last night and have a dis
tfnct-what would You can 1t? Some
thing disagreeable."
"You mean a foreboding. That's
what I'd call the cloud that has set
Lad down on me, too. Fact is, Hen
6eYson. as I told you last night that
COMPOUNDED phone threat, followed by
the ehinks cutting the Denver letter
out Of my coat, in connection with
vouy Ioss Of Miss Connor's request for
an interview, have got me in action
ready for firing"
But We haven't located the enemy
vet" reminded Henderson.
-Eore's the pity for the enemy, If
h see him or them first" Knowles
ace Redeemed, his eyes flashed, and
n. looked quite capable Of eating Sc
lectsd portions Of their invisible ad-
verssries' anatomies. The major was
older than the naval officer. Besides,
N chafed over a swiyel-chaiT job, al
7bough a busy one at that. He was
wearing under the strain and was de-
vslopIng the frritability so often
marking military men past life's me.
-:dian or prematurely ageing from
pressure of responsibilities.
by the way" CALCULATED Hender-
son as he motionsd the major to a
lounge facing the Twelfth street door
Of the RaIeigh's main lobby, have
YOU had a letter from Miss Connor?'
Not q sign, and yet-wait a mo
rneut." Knowles walked TO the pub
lie phone and got in touch with his
office.
Not a sign yet, as 1 said. I've ia
ken the day of, I've told them. II q
letter comes. they are 10 advise me
here at once"
whats 20 be done now" said Hen
dsrson, naturally letting the older
man lead
There's three Of US in this affair
YOU, me, and that fellow Rimball.
say, can't you remember the name of
Miss connor's hoteI?" jerked out the
army man.
not a thing-Ive done everything
bot hypnotic myself. and it's lost
somewhere in the mazes of memory.
IF we only knew her hotel as a
starter. Confound f. Henderson. she
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growled Archie. we are closing
in on them, Barry my boy"
+ z z z

Peace! Silence cried the Dene-
trating voice Of WI Tsang in the
midst Of the shrin Chinese cries over
the discovery Of KimbaIrs disappear
ance, following MadeIine's dive dove
the chute from the cabinet. and while
Fuller and Snyder. the former con-
federates OF WI, were being uncsre-
moniously dumped. bound and gagged,
in the cellars secret chamber.
In the meantime Miss Williamson"
and Lieut.. ~. D. Kim, the former
Madeline and the latter Kimball, com
panions in captivity by WI Tsang,
and concealing their true identities
under assumed names, had jumped
in the chute den and hung the hasp
in place. Neither had q weapon Of
any character, the place being abso-
lutely bare OF anything except lum-
Der scrap and decaying nondescripL
GO to your household duties" cried
WI Tsang 20 the four Cinnamon who
were setting up a hue-and-cry after
they had left the former confedsratos
stiff and gasping under the front OF
tSe house.
None can escape here. They can
not break out or break in" he loftily
boosted. The walls are steel ribbed,
the windows barred by rods Of double
thickness; the floor, concrete laid on
iron. This place is as impregnnble
as the fortress OF NiangT'
Madeline and Frank were too busy
to give more than scant attention to
the Mandarin's pompous Boosting
though there was no denying he had
outwitted everyone so far.
"As to the honorable lady OF first
importance to me, Miss Madeline Luz
ellie Connors," he continued.
WHAT" gasped IN. D. Kim lis
It possible? You said you were Louise
Williamson" he huskily, almost
hungrily, whispered to her.
yes, and you are Lieutenant Kim.
ball, have felt so since first I saw
you uniformed as a 'bird-man,' the
hravest OF the brave" she said. al
most with a sob. Il was only wait
ing"
Miss Connors, object TO being bit
ten again, and so l command you >
interrupted the slant-eyed fanatic
who sought to bring financial ruin on
the CaucasIon race so that the yellow
horde could sweep Europe and AmeFi-
ca. the world outside the walls of
China, and a tidal wave OF lust, loot,
and murder.
You were waiting?" qUe-ied kim, +"
the world forgetting. almost. Il had
ho suspicion of you. You know in
your note inviting me 70 call you
enclosed a photoprint of yourself ana
had I not put 1t right over my h
when l might have lost IL to the
Chink. Then, too, in the dim light
here
Miss Connors, 1 know where you
are" cried WI IN angry tone.
IF ! could only take him in the
rear. Outflanll him." breathed the
aviator, forgetting in the renewal Of
her peril the fond things he had all
but let slip from his lips.
There is the chute. Quick! Jump
for it, Missed. Let me cup my
hands as thought you were going to
dive from them. I'm strong. Oh,
hurry, hurry, will cover the noise.
Thank Cod" she whispered as she
used all her strength to help him
bound straight up the tube.
WI Tsang. approach me at your
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This is the spee6est
serial ever written,
because while you are
reading to5ay's chap
ter, tomoTrows IS
beng written. That
makes the auth or
hustle.
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TiS story has enc
pseu,iaEity. Ths ehas-
aetsFS 6saPpear, t
they never de. Every
eharaetsg that Was b
the frat ehaptsE WI
Be n he last, - no
author VIII Be allowed
10 h oue o. add 0ae.