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cesiten.
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IL found your letter. have II
here. | have opened II and read IT,"
Katherine was certain OF just ono
thing. however. neither Bolnap nor
Roberta suspected her nearness. For
tunately II did not occur to either OF
them to turn more light upon the
scene.
Katherines terrors OF n moment
ago had left her
All OF the masterfulness, all OF the
shrCwdnoss for which she had been
noted when she was attached to :he
Detective Bureau at Headquarters,
all OF her long latent abilities as ono
OF the keenest and the best OF opera
tivcs. returned to her In that mo-
mcnt.
She became on the instant once
more the Lady Kate OF the police
the quick wlttod far-seclng. inscru-
table Lady Of the Night Wind-tne
indOmitahle personality that had
made OF her force and power 10 be
rcckoncd with during the days OF rho
great frame-up which had made an
outlaw OF Bingham Harvard, and
which. but for her efforts, would have
kept him an outlaw for the rest OF
his days.
Where were your Where did you
go after you wrote this lettcr and left
It 10 be found on your desk in case
you should not return? Where have
you beenT
Roberta did not answer; but Kath-
crime could see that she shrugged her
shoulders in a disdainful gesture that
was almost as Indifferent to conse-
quences as the manner and attitude
OF Belknap always was
Answer me-" the man commanded
sharply
/ "Leave the room, c. b." she said.
| Belknap's answer was entirely char
/ acteristlc--and without words.
! lie took one step forward and "a
| the right, reached out for one Of those
| small bedroom chairs that are more
! for ornament than for use. swung II
/ around between his legs so that the
| back OF II was toward Roberta, and
| sat down astraddle OF IT,
you took a long chance when you
wrote this letter and left IL on your
! desk--and you have lost out. OF
course you did not suppose that
! would dare TO come into yOu- room
| In the middle ~ the night, as | have
! done, and hnd II and ~cud II: but you
| ought TO know by this time that
! dare all things when 1 have "A definite
! purpose In view, and you ought also
20 know that I shan stay right here
where | am until you pun In those lit
! tie pricky horns OF yours which
| couldn't hurt anybody You can't do
Anything but scratch with them, like
| the feline lf.lo animal you are; You
! couldn't st.l with them II you tried;
| they'd break off before they got deep
! enough TO hurt. I brought you down
! here to do my bidding and you've got
TO do IT, and you know H."
! Bclknap, although Katherine could
not see him, seated aa,ride OF his
chair, was bending slightly forward
with his forearms resting lightly
across the back OF IT, His eyes, hard
ana cold. but piercing, bored into
| Roberta's gaze as II ne would read
her very soul while he questioned her
He still held In one hand the let.
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ter he had read. and he tapped lightly
upon IL with one finger while he said.
80 you have been having another
try at stealing my trump card away
from me, haven't your
Roberta did not reply. He said:
"Berta, IL you don't answer my
questions as / ask them I'll make
you. Now. answer that one, and an
swer II straight"
There isn't any answer" she re-
"Did you send for him to come
down here"
yes, II you want TO know. I did."
"rO come here TO the houseT"
mo"
This letter as good as tells me
that you more than half expected to
find him in the grounds under the
trees waiting for you. Was no
thereY
mo"
"This letter was written by you and
left on your desk IN case you should
not return. What did you mean ny
that?"
~ meant exactly what the letter
said-.what II says-what you have
read-every word OF II, c. b."
so you were going to doubIe-cross
me at the same time you made your
own getaway. were your
II meant 10 warn Mrs. Harvard
against you--yes--and will warn her
IL you insist upon keeping me here.
I'll hnd my voice and speak out. III
do II In your presence. top; and In the
presence OF Bingham Harvard, also.
Don't forget that he In the Night
Wind, e. B. Don't forget that he is
the same man that you have 90 often
talked about aud wondered about
Don't forget that no .oves his wife,
and that II his wrath sho2la once be
turned against you, you'd be wIthered
and crushed and ront apart in his
grasp like a child in the claws OF
man eating tiger"
There there. Bertai don't get drR-
matte. What are you trying to do,
threaten me. or are you Just trying
to scare me?"
Neither. 1 am warning you"
"Y6s--against yourself"
He chuCkled. Then he snapped his
fingers. There was something akin 10
amusement In his VOICE when he said
COOlly:
you couldn't warn Katherine Har-
ward against me, Bertu, You couldn't
say anything 90 her about me that
she doesn't already know or guess. l
haven't been squeamish In letting her
see under my shell Of respectability.
| don't care II she does know tall
OF II. shall tell her myself, exactly
who ana what am, when the proper
time comes-when a fitting Oppor-
tunity shall offer itself. She doesn't
know that I'm a crook but she Is
fairly well convinced OF II already. 40,
don't you see2 You'd better drop that
lay"
lie was thoughtful a moment: then
went on, in the same bantering tone,
which, nevertheless. held a sting:
II see | get you, I'm wise. Very
clever Of you, you panther girl. You
are a sort OF panther-girl when all Ia
said, You're sleek, and beautiful, and
graceful, and rs smooth as satin. and
you can purr as softly as one OF their
kittens; but you've got teeth and
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~ NARHcN VAR NADNs

Of it as would permit her to BEE what
was going on.
Bolknap had wheeled around so
that his back was toward her. and
ho stood a little TO the right of her
line OF vision.
The senorita entered, turned. closed
the door silently, and locked II.
Then. with an air that bespoke de-
lection. sho leaned her head back
against It. and with bowed head, and
her gaze evidently upon tho floor at
her feet. she stood there, relaxed and
painting. as II she were badly fright
ened or had been running.
Thus she did not sec Belknap until
his voice startled her so that she
jumped. Without any sort OF doubt
she had believed herself to bc utterly
alone when she came into the room
10 hastily and locked the door after
her.
Where have you been?" Belknap
demanded without preface. His voice
was sharp, cold and authoritative,
and Roberta jumped as you have
seen kittens spring into the air when
ones foot Is scraped sharply upon
the floor behind them.
She sprnng toward the desk where
Belknap had snapped on the light be-
meath the green shade, which she
had not noticed, evidently TIL then;
possibly she thought Ahe had left
IL 40,
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Why Daylight
Scheme Failed

HID secret has leaked out that
the real reason why the farm
ers were opposed TO the day
light saving plan was that they were
not able TO get the roosters to adopt
II, says the Thrift Magazine, The he
chickens insisted on going to work
Oh the old schedule. In open defiance
OF Congress, they refused 10 knock off
the extra hour from their morning
beauty sleep. SO, under the new plan,
instead of the ROSTERS walking up the
.45lrmers, Il oecame necessary for the
farmers TO wake up the roosters.
TINS. quite naturally, aroused feelings
OF mutual antagonism. No farmer
relishes the task OF going out each
morning while the moon is still rid
ing high In the heavens and cutting
a barnyard full OF ROSTERS of the
perch. SO there was nothing to do
but repeal the law.
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Courts t S hip
and Marriage

THE old saying, True love never
runs smooth applies just as
well in the twentieth century
as II did in the days gone by. Re-
Gently have received a number Of
letters from young men and women
which all tell of foolish quarrels, tins
and Misunderstanding All of the
letters express deep feeling and de-
votlon and ask advice about patch
ing" matters up. As a word of warn
ing to all young lovers, would sug-
gost that you be open and frank with
each other in all conversations. When
unpleasant incidents occur and you
cannot agree. sit down and think
Chem over, and II you arc in the
wrong do not be afraid to apologize.
Viola u. writes: Il know a young
man who has been keeping regular
company with me for three months.
He has been to my house quite often
and my parents and relatives like him
very much. About ten days ago l
had a conversation with him over the
wire and he asked me II he might call
that same evening. / told him l had
an appointment just to tease him
along, which I often do. We then
had q little quarrel and l told him
not to speak to me any more, which
1 did not mean.
II love this man very much and
know he loves me, too. lie has n
very stubborn pature and he won't
give in. My N2cnd had a talk with
him and he totd her that am false
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bed. methodcally; automatically Is
perhaps a better word
She turned down the bedclothlng,
snapped on the lights, returned TO
her bed, got into IT, pulled the covers
over her, snuggled into her pillows
and closed her eyes But-she was
another Katherine; she was not the
same personality that she had been
a little, Just q very little while before.
She had told her husband a lie.
Sleepless, although mutionless and
with closed eycs-fo- she was trying
to sleep-the events OF the night
since she came to her room from the
veranda passed in review before her.
She mentally Yisualzed everything
chronologlcally
katherine opened her eyes wido
ana sat up in bed startled in sud-
den revelation. She whispered II
breathlcssly, in a hushed whisper.
THAT attempt at burglary upon
Mime. Savage was real; II was genu-
inc. Belknap knows who those bur
glars were, and was expecting them
lie went from the veranda into the
paths among the shrubbery and trees
TO meet them. They saw him under
my window, and they quarrclled; per-
haps that accounts for his bruises,
Roberta is Belknap's accomplice-she
knows why he is at Myquest-w'ha
he intends to dO-and she came to
my room TO warn me by the only
method she dared 10 use"
Instantly, when she arrived at that
solution OF the mysteries OF the night
Katherine sprang out OF bed, seized
her discarded negligee, and without
switching on the lights, thrust her
feet into her bed slippers and ran
literally ran-to the door.
She opened II softly, passed 10 the
outside, closed II noiselessly, and
glided like n ghost in pink, TO the
sCnorita's door.
She hesitated there for an instant
listening. Then she tapped softly
upon II, and waited.
There was no answer, even when
she tapped a second time, more loud
ly, so she grasped the knob turned
II, discovered that the door was not
locked, and entered the room.
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Advice by
Betty Vincent
Stubborn Natures Are Not Con-
duciUe to Smooth LOUe-M0king

and never cared for him. His friends
come around to see me but he does
not come. l love him more than
can tell and / miss him, 50 tell me-
dear Miss Vincent what TO do" .
You did wrong to tell. him you had
an appointment Just TO tease MN
Always tell the truth and be frank
and honest with your friends. In
this case think you owe an apology
TO your friend.
II 7. S. writes: "On the day OF my
departure for the army l became ac-
quainted with beautiful young
woman. During my absence we cor
responded and upon my return we
started keeping steady company
which later grew into love. We were
to be married the latter part or thts
month but recently we had a quarrel
and parted. Prior to this we parted
several times because she is wealthy
and on the other hand l am Just q
young fellow twenty-five years old
starting in life and have no money
saved I explained all this TO her and
she said that she was we'll pleased
with me the way l was. l tried &c
return to her since our last quarrel
but was fitted because she said she
was made a fool OF and was done
playing with fire. am deeply In
love with her and wish TO marry her
but do not know how to win her back
Kindly advise in your column"
Probably the best thing you can dc
is 20 SAY il with flowers" Some.
times "the least said tho soonest
mended" you know. and then, starting
TO talk about "A thing or even writing
about II simply opens up the old ques.
| ton again.
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Senorita Cervantez was not there,
The bed had not been disturbed
II Katherine had needed any added
Of ROberta's connection
with Belknap and his aims she found
10 I'm tho senorita's absence from her
room-and It was equally plain that
only ono reason could have taken her
from It at that time. she had gone
from il to seek her mastor-to hnd
Belknnp.
II viii wait" ahe told herself voice.
lessly: and she sought q chair in tho
darkcncd room, for none OF the lights
was turned on and only dim glow
shone into II from the starlight with
out.
Sho found one. big chair up
holstorcd in leather with "A high and
solid back, and she moved 1t a trlile
40 that her presence in its depths
could not be seen from the doorway
by person entering tha room.
Then she hid herself in IL and
waited.
Tho clicking of q latch startled her
into wakefuluess. a sharper draft OF
air bulged the drapemos INTO the
room.
Katherine was aware that the door
opened. and was closed again, al
though she heard no further sound.
1t was Kathernes impulse To SPEAK,
but she did not. She sat very stIll
and waited, wishing fervently that
she could see; she was, at the mo-
ment, sorry that she had so placed
the chair that her own vision Of the
interior OF the room was minimized
to next to nothing,
She could hear stealthy FOOTBALLS
presently, as the person behind her
crossed the floor.
Absolute silence followed, and con-
tinued so long IA time that Katherine
found 1t difficult to restrain her I'M
pulse TO move.
After another moment a single hgAt
was switched on behind her and by
the dim glow Of It Katherine knew
IL 20 be the Preen-shaded desk-light
In far corner OF the room; but tho
silence remained unbroken,
What she discovered terrified her.
For the first time In her life thh'
she could rccall she was actually
afraid-renlly scared,-panic- stricken
The person who had entered thu
room, who had so silently crossed II
who was, in fact, at that very instant
moving slowly across the floor tOwarC
the very chair upon which she wai
seated, was not the senorita.
II was man; and the man wal
Conrad Belknap.
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~ ELKNAP released Roberta's
hand and started toward the
IL door. but he stopped and
turned to face her again BE-
foro he touched IT, Katherine drop
ped out OF sight for second time,\
but was conscious Of touch Of ssr-
donic mirth in Belknap's voice when
he spoke: she could picture that wolf
lsh smile OF his which she hrd no
doubt he was employing.
II wonder II by any chance yOu
are Jealous OF the beautiful Kathee-
lne." he said.
II might be Jealous for her." was
the quick retort from Roberta. II
l thought that you 30 much as"---
"Touche!' ho interrupted. and
laughed. REST easy, my lady-of-the-
claws-and- teeth. The charming
chatelains OF inquest does not tempt
me. It's her money that want. not
her exquisite self. One or two Of her
Jewels, maybe-one that she wore
during the evening, for instance, but
not Katherine herself"
Roberta did not reply; he left the
door and returned to her.
Got you. haven't II" Katherine
heard him say, and she ventuIed TO
peek once more over the chair back.
lie had seized ROberta's wrists and
was holding them while he bent for
ward with his face close 10 hers.
"I've got you so you can't bite or
scratch. So don't struggle. 1t won't
do any good. l am going to hold
you til | have said something that
/ want you 10 hear. It's
LET 20 OF my wrists" Roberta de-
manded OF him coldly, and without
a sign OF an attempt to free herself.
"If You DON'T She did not COM
platc the sentence, but he seemed -
know what she would have said.
(To Be Continued)
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HTN HERE was a crucial instant
for Katherine Harvard when
her husband put the abrupt
question which was a de-
mand rather than an Interrogation.
Katherine lied to him-and hated
herself for doing so the instant when
it had been done; yet, had she been
given an hour or a day to think 1t
over, she must have arrived at the
same decision-.for the dread OF what
Bhg might do filled her with terror.
what has Belknap done TO you,
or what Is he trying to do? Tell me-
was the demand that he made upon
her; and her reply was ready as soon
as the last two words were pro-
nounce2.
"Mr. 4lalknap?" she questioned in
tantly-and Katherine was a perfect
ctress in such emergencies.
The pronouncement OF Belknap's
anne interrogatiyely, was made with
uch perfect stimulation Of astounded
surprise that 1t was quite enough
without luIIHcT IC4AdAh' ~ 100 ~
adroltly done that It disarmed Har-
ward; and she added: "What has he
done, or tried to do-to me? Why
what could he do-what could any
body do-what could any person try
10 do to bingham Harvards wife
or dare TO try 70 do, that might af-
front herr"
Harvard sighed, unconsciously, and
with an inward sense OF relief
Then, dear, answer your own
questlon-the one that you have Just
asked" he said. What has anybody
done, or tried TO do, that Is not to
your hking?"
Nothing" she replied
When the door had closed and he
was gone, Katherine moved about
the room in her final preparations for
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claws, and you can splt-as well ~
bite and scratch. You were lying
back, eh. watching for the psycholOgi-
cal moment, 80 to speak-waiting for
the moment when you could bring
two certain people together. face 70
face, while you looked on and patted
them on their backs. and played the
good fairy. That is what you were
up to, Is III That 10 the way You In
tended to double-cross me-"
katherine saw him seize one OF
Roberta's wrists and jerk her to her
feet; she heard him say:
"All right for you. told you. when
you promised to come here, that there
was one thing that would not force
you TO do; but, just to prove TO you
that you can't play the cat-and-
mouse game with me. I'll make you
do II, now"
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WHAT Rss:; R:S:s
Copyright. 1919. By The Press PublishinG Co.
(Ths New York Evening World.


l. What great General was called
the Little Corporalr'
2. In what State Is the Yosemite
Valley7
g. In what game Ia a "mashie" used 4?
1. What was the nationality Of Mich
ael Angelo?
8. What is the key OF music which
has no sharps or flats?
q. At what Fahrenheit temperature
at sea level does water bOll2
7. In what city was Mckinley assas-
sinated?
s. Who is supposed 20 have made the
first American flag?
., Who wrote the poem ''Ghunga
Dhin7
10. What Massachusetts Senator Is
opposed 20 the League Of NatiOnsG
II. by what term Is lard called when
put In ple-crust?
l2. From what part OF potato DO
the spouts grown
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tCopyright 1918. by the Frank A. Aunssy Company
lCopyIiEhL lpl9. By tho Maeaulay Cumpanyl


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VIII you please de-
sign me q simple dress
Of tan itght weight
serge. OF which I have
3 yards, and brown
ribbed silk IN yards
SO inches widef An
eighteen years old. 8
feet s inches tall and
weigh III pounds. De-
sire the dress for
business.
MISS 9. n.
This 10 an embrold-
cred frock for the vei-
vet and serge. Brown
bone OF buttons OF the
cloth at bottom or
sleeves and down
seams OF skirt achieve
a happy distinction.
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New and Original Q Fo. smar.
Fashion Designs D Women

By Mildred Lodewick

TWO fabrics that will
lead all others for
semi formal wear this
winter are chiffon velvet
and chiffon. These two
are greatly contrasting
fabrics. but they both in
corporate just the right
quality OF drossinesa which
seml-formal occasions re-
qulre. And one main dis
tingulshlng feature OF frocks
OF either fabric will be the
short sleeve, for though
women we're loath at nrst 70
notice. them they have now
welcomed them on all types
OF frocks and blouses. In
fact, the smartest winter
blouscs will all sponsor
the short sleeve.
To revert TO frocks, how
ever. l would call attention TO
tho one I have designed for
to-day, which offers to the
chiffon fabric Its entire be-
ing. while a satin slip ia
worn underneath. Al FIRST
glance 1t will seem AZ II
beads were employed TO
lend an effective decoration,
but this frock considers
them too ordinary. having
been seen on frocks OF all
characters for so long. and
therefore introduces a de-
lightful flower trimming
made OF colored faille rib
bon This ribbon may be
had In colors that are
shaded. so that for the
leaves as well as the flowers
the effect Is very natural
and artistic. This kind OF
trimming is Just AZ easy, II
not easier, to accomplish
than IL the bead work. 80
that this pretty frock should
not be outside the reach OF
any girl or matron who can
AFFORD tho price OF tho
material. for the cut OF II In
on the simplest lines. A loose
kimono bodice and "A medium
iull gathered skirt The
sash OF heavy fallle ribbon
| combining tWO ColOra N n
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ANSWERS TO SATURDAYS
QUESTIONS.

I. Ticker: :, Ibsen: 3. white; 4,
Marx: 5, Northclffe; 8, Bell; 7, Verdi; (;
8, Goliath; Q, beans and corn; 10, six,
II, rafters: Ia Franklin
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combining two colors " u rich and
fascinating complement TO the frock,
but for the girl of n very limited
purse n sash OF the dress material
could be substituted.
As n color suggestion, with pink
and lavender flowers and pale green
leaves, chalk blue or gray chiffon
would bo charming for the back
ground. A sash OF self-color faced
with violet would be effective.
Any medium light color, however.
In suitable for the frock. The neck
and edges OF sleeves are run with
silver or gold metal thread.
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CHAPTER XIV.

~ Conrad Belknap had taken one
more step no must have seen
Il her.
He did not take II. There was
a sharp click against the knob at
tho door. and at the sound OF It he
turned.
Instead OF rising, Katherine huddled
herself more closely into the chair.
drawing her feet up into II 20 that
she was on her knees. and with only
go much OF her head above the back
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Katherine Harvard, Better KnOtcn as "LGdy
Kate of the POlice,' Matches Her Wits against
Conrad BeIknap, the Master Crook, Who
Threatens to Expose Her-HO,U She Traps Him
in"TheNest," the HOu Sc of Secrecy, Is Thrilling
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TO KEEP THE HAIR WAvY

TO KEEP THE HAIR WAVY-
Esther F.: Apply some of the follow
Ing to the hair before putting 1t mp in
curriers'; Tragacanth, three teaspoon
fuls; oil of sweet almonds, one tea
spoonful; rose water three cups. This
may be made in smaller quantities,
but as 1t keeps fairly well when