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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11

WoMES-Hnndrcds women. over II. want
CD: U.s.. government petitions; SIS
ttltute. Dent. 40 +. Eochehter. -. Y.
"pAES ambitious To engage IN business
on ihctr own account: 30 nJ.pcni.nt
successful; write ne. This IS u line OF
work you, can, carry on In your own home;
hlHh-sradc big profits. Address Hazel
Hurley. Findlny. OHIO. "
WRITE tilproi'I.hY s-526-33o paid
any one Tor suitable Ideas. Erperience
unn"cess,ry. Coinpleis outline FREQ. Pro-
.dutcrs' IsenEur. Gt2. 81. Louis.
fOuSG LADIES wanted over Is year.
OF axe: iiEht work: good conditions and
nsy. Elshtth9ur day. a. Hon q Co..
YOUNG La iES-Wantad. young Iadir.
Tor k~ingah's sliced bacon dupar;rneut:
Yight wnrk; pleasant SURROUNDINGS. Apply
once. Fifteenth and Cary Streets. Fri
gay ana Sionhay ne,wcsn The houra OF
hinsan & Gu. Ltd. pork and beef
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FINANCIAL
BusIness OPPORTUNITIES

AgT0AoTIyE DisTEInuT3E q SIstrist
aecessoEe ay and repsir shop appliances
asFs Wits s. t. anvss.n ness r e ass asstGs, s, w,.h
says sSatFsss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ssss
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TIRE SALESMAN WANTED

II you are an experienced pneumatic
IiTe salesman n. and have made n record
sp 90 excellent dealers. YOU can Ee;
INK our standard ~well-knOwn tires AMI
ttruSSSs STATE experience and territory
Iasnat n Richmond. Va.
'li \ DAY FOR ) HOURS WORK.
New mrthod: no capital required: no de-
nSeFlcs. no delays: just take orders and
nink hiS nrohis. Davis Products Co,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11

u LADIES-Threo young ladies'
wanted 10 work at counter; no Sunday
Work; experienced preferred. Amply IA
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PURINA CHICKEN CHowDER -"If
Chlckcn Chowder won't make your hens
iay. they must hc ROSTERS Sold In 100
10 bags and STA 10. packages at your
Cary Street.
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Money to Loan

a LOAN on your farm or real estate {.
what you need. George e. CrawforS a.
Co. s32 East Main Street.
INDUSTRIAL LOANS no -
IiOUSEkEEPERS
AT legal charges. Phone Madison o5e7
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY,".
202la North sixth Street. Second Floor
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats

apartments ana Flats Ia
APARTMENT - Small furnished s1ers-
inent. very reasonable. Madison .53s,J!
references REQUIRED. 1922
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WANTED

Any carpenter in
Richmond who con-
templates G o i n 6 to
Buffalo, N. Y, to work
for The Foundation
co. will find it to their
interest to see me be-
fore going. l am just
off the job. / can be
found at No. 3 Stop,
Petersburg Pike, on
Sunday, or at Ullman
Bros s t e, Hull
Street, thereafter.
A. X. PATERSON.
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Help Wantcd-Fcmalo

Help Wantcd-Fcmale 81
WANTED. names woIh<I.. siris Over -.
Wlshlhs become government postal clerks,
commence 5l.4o. Answer ipinediateIY.
!. st car. IIIleS.D lEOHiCh
WANTED. young ladies and girls cx-
perienceu on largo hand work. Th-
randolph Paper Box Company. 1907 Ross
Street.
WANTED. young ladies and girls over
10 years of ago with or without e1-
perience IN our several dcpartsne nts.
STEADY Employment good pay. AupIv
70 the Randolph Paper Box Company, L5oi
Ross Street. "
WHITE WAITRE wanted with or
periehce. Apply sic East Broad. Palm
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EMPLOYMENT
Help WuntcG-nIaie

WAGON DKivENs-rhrec drivers and S
iaborcEs. Apply 25OI Jefferson Avenue
Monday morning ]. D. Corne!L.
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EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY-Sales-
man to take over 11elus,ve distribS,ing
calculating machine that retails for {25.
Its ."dlrect-subtracting" feature can be
pared to tho $3.50 machines only; uncon-
conditional 3-year guarantee. Ray Nd
ding Machine Company. 4s7 Washington
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11

side line 10 sci! line nnc Havana cigars
80 s,nr.Ai tr.ue. F!ne proposition. Good
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Ai.ESai ES-Sboo monthly selling new
patented fue! vaporize., guaranteed 70
save up TO 30 per cent gasoline. 40 miles
per gallon made with Ford: sold on
straEsky Vapor.zc. Co. 40, NJ
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U LADIEs-wANTEp. YOUNG
LADIES FOR OPERATING LIouT
MAcHIHERY: HOURS. 7S A n. TO
$50 =. *. SATURDAY. sToP I7:i6 p.
81; 50 HOURS WEEK: nEGIN-
EERs PAID $500 PER WEEK. APPLY
AME1,ICAN cAN COMPANY.
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DISTRIBUTOR wanted in every town for
Speedoline; $4,000 to $4,000 per
month; exclusive terrltory; aut omoblle
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sALESMkN 20 carry samples OF summer
COMING as Il side line IN Virginia and
No.ih Carolina. anpies will At In a small
su'tcAse: strictly commission basis. REIN
St. baltimore. Nd.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05
LISTY POLSKIE Ma POCzCIE.

511 Bloch Stefan. 513 ,Bochnia
Magdalena. $40 Bukstela Marya. 539
Galinis J6zef. 541 Gembala Michai.
544 Geza L. 546 Gniwek J6zef. 54S
Graczyk Andrea. 554 Helia Jozef.
SIS Hurewicz S. X. SIS Huterski Mi
chal $50 lgnatuk Andrzej. $50 ia
kubowicz P. 561 Jankus Stan. SCI
J6Swiak J6zef. 563 Juda Tomasz.
564 Karasowski Tom. 565 Kardos
Michai. 56S KATE B. $50 KATE H.
$40 Kawalenskt S. 572 Kilihski P.
573 Kmet Jan. SIG Kowalski j. ISL
Kuniutis Stanislaw. $50 Kurzeja St.
$50 Laliak Wojciech. 584 Ledner
Michal. $50 Maciejewski ldzi. 591
Malinowski Jan. 5s2 Malinski J6zef.
596 Mazat Ferdynand. 900 Mikulski
Antoni. sol Mikus Antoni. sos Mol
czyk Stanislaw. GOT Motyka zofia.
sos Mucha Stanislaw. 60 Mikulski
Antoni. SIS Pankiewicz Maciet. $40
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05

Ike, Szczepanowi Bubaczowi, J.
G~rembowiczowi, P. Witmanskie-
mu i Stan. Chyla, PIP. organistom
Golubskiemu, Pawlowskiemu !
Bieganowskiemu, pannie Kama
bal, Chorowi Pan Gwiazda, Tow.
sw. Waciawa, Zjednoczeniu, po-
grzebowemu p. FIR. Ringa, kre-
wynn, przyjaciohom, znajomym,
zonierzom i marynarzom j
wszystkim, kt6rzy nadessali wien
&c, uczestniczyli W pogrzebie, hub
w jakiEolwiek spos6b wyrazili
nam swoje wspolczucie, podczas
tel smutnej uroczystoSci.
Franciszek i Teofila Jagia,
rodzice, wraz z Gala rodzina.
(Ogl.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05

Petryszek Jan. 621 PIatek Klara.
625 Poszkiewicz Antoni. 629 Rako-
czy Stanislaw. 631 Rimkun Stan.
635 Rogalski Jan. 637 Rutz Fran.
$40 Ryznow Ludwik. 643 Samsel 10
zef. 646 Spaserski M. P. 651 STAN
kiewicz j. 664 Star Ant. 665 Sla-
JUS Jozef. $50 smieszny Wlad. 667
Sokal Anna. $50 suchan Zofta. $40
Synenowicz NJ. 671 Szewczyk J6zef.
672. Szymowski Stefan. 676 Talocz-
ka Nikodem. SIT Tomasek Anna.
,679 Trzenska Maryanna. $50 Urba-
novice Aleksander. $50 Wasilewicz
Grzegorz. Cos Ziellhski Walery. SOS
Zieliski Jan. 697 Zimkus Jakob.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05
TElEGRAMY ERAJOWE
PocZATKI

pokohczen1e ze s,-onlcv l-sze,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05
PODZIEKOWANIE.

Niniejszem pragniemy zlozyt
rasze najserdeczniejsze podzieko
wanie wszystkim, ktorzy PREY
czynili sic do uSwietnienia po-
grzebu drogiego syna naszego,
zolnierza, Sp. Jozefa Jagiy, a
mianowicie: Prev. X. Francisz-
kowi Gordonowi CIR, Wnemu x.
proboszczowi Ferd. Sciezce,
Wnym ksiezom: J6zefowi Sehn-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05

dy z mich obracac beda ma utrzyma-
ME klubu. Pierwszy TAXI wieczorek
dany .bedzie przeS T~owarzystwo MIo.
dzieay, dnia 21go b. m. P~okazywany
bedzie obraz pouczajaey p. n. ,,Lur-
ing Shadow, oprocz tego beda spie-
wy. produkcye muzyczne it'd. Bilety
So juz do nabycia u czionkow pc u
mtarkowanych cenach. Dodajmy tel
mlcdzie4y zachety do Galszej pra-
cy i chwalimy Ia jej postanowienie
trzymania sic kosciola i narodowo-
sci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05
Z Biura Okregu II.go
Z. S. P.

Niniejszem zawiadamia sic Preze-
sow, Prezeski. Haczelnik6w Gniazd .
Representatives.. ze posiedzenie ple-
narne Gniazd Okregu II Zwiazku
Soko&6w Polskich odbedzie sic W ME-
dziele, dnia Z listopada b. T., W So
kolni Gniazda No. 2 I'm. WI. SWAT
kiewicza, pnr. 1916 Tell pl., o 60
dzinie $3.50 popoludniu punktualnie,
Obecnose wszystkich jest wymagana,
gdyz So waane sprawy do zalatwie-
mia. Czo}em. -
FIR. Skibicki, Prezes. .
z. deLatour, sekr. Okr. II.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05
MASSACHUSETTS PRE-
CIV PROHIBICYI.

Boston, Mass, S listopada. -
Cbywatele Massachusetts oswald
czyli sic we wtorkowych wybo--
rach wiekszoscia 1900 giosow
"a hlegalizowaniem s~przedazy
lekkiego wilma i as procentowe
go piwa. Ia takiem ziagodzeniem
obecnych przepisow prohibicyj--
nych pablo 436,572 giosow, pre-
ciwko zaS 1I7,276.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05

wi The Building Trade Council
i znanemu ,,bossowi' unijnemu,
oraz jego wysiannikom, W prze-
ciwnym bowiem razie zagrozono
i'm, re ME dostana ami jednego 70
botnika unijnego do piracy W
swych przedsiebiorstwach. Wszy
soy oni zeznali zgodnie, re gdy-
by ME oplacali sic Brindellowi,
on ich zrujnowal PREY po--
mocy strajkow i ~zatargow z ro-
botnikami j zmusil w ten sposob
do zupe,nego wycofania sic z in
teresa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05
Podnekowanie.

Niniejszym zasyiamy serdecz-
ne podziekowanie Wiel. x. Kmie
panu organiscie Kos,
wszystkim krewnym i znajomym
ktorzy brazil udzia1 W pogrzebie
najukochahszej corki ~naszej,
Marty Smolinskiej.
w smutku. pograzona,
Rodzina. (Ogf.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05

Nowy York, S listopada. -
w przemySle krawieckim W No
wynn Yorku zaczyna sic zastoj.
W chwili obecnej pozbawionych
Jest juz piracy IS procent z pc
srod $1,000 krawcow i ihnych 70
botnik6w, zajetych PREY wyro--
bic meskich ubran, a wiasciciele
fabryk krawieckich zamykaja ie
dalej, .twierdzac, re chca wprowa
die nova skale plac, powiekszye
zdclnosc wytworczoSci i zapew-
MIC sobie ma p~rzyszloSe silniej
z stanowiSko wobec klasy TO-
botniczej.
Lawrence. Mass, S listopada.
Cztery fabryki The American
Woolen Comp, W tenn miescie
zamkneiy wczoraj swe podwoje
ola robotnikow do konca biezace
go tygodnia, cd poniedzialku zas
podejma ruch z programem czte
rodniowej tylko piracy W tygod--
niu. Do tel pory pracowaly one
jeszcze E dni w tygodniu, ale "a
trudniaiy tylko poiowe normalne
90 personalu.
Tampa, Fla, 5 listopada. =.
Ma zebraniu The Georgia-Flori-
Ia Sawmill Assoc. postanowiono
to wczoraj znizyG place niewy
kwalifikowanych robotnikow do
s3.sO dziennie, a proporcyonalnie
do tego, ii. o okoio Is Procent,
9bciat wynagrodzenie takze
vszystkich innych robotnikow.
Jako powod tel decyzyi podaje
Stowarzyszenie ogolny zastoj w
przemySle drzewnym W kraju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05
z Zycia Towarzyskiego
Modzie1y ma Wacia-
wowie.

Ostatnimi easy panuje ruch /
gwar wsr6d miodziedy ma Waciawo-
vie, DO Ia mlodziez, jak stare PREY
siowie mowi, jest prawdziwie lido
tanca 1 do r6zahca". Gdy W zeszia
niedziele odbyla sic Zapowiadzisna
dla panien Komunia sw., to sic sta
WHY wszystkie, jak jedna - W licz-
bic przeszio 200. Jake 50 gorliwe do
koSciols, take So / do piracy. Ma
wieczorku niedawnym n. p. MONA
smialo p~owiedziec, re Dziewice R6-
iancowe najlepiej sic spisaiy. DIE
vice te, urzadzaja zabawe we VITO
rex, dnia ego b. m. W sail Milford.
PREY Milwaukee / Crawford ave-. Ia
bswa zapowiada sic doskonale, a ko-
mitet jet ~skrzetnie pracute i przygo-
towuje niespodzianki.
Istnieje te1 u mas TowarzystWV
Mlodziehc6w, kt6re - choe niedaw-
no zalozone, jut daio dow6d swej
dobrej dzialalnoSci W parafii: iowa
rzystwo to. ma ma celu utrzymanie
chlopc6w PREY p~arafii. Vice jeSli co
tyiko bywa urzadzone W parafii, ma
szych chlopc6w rownie4 ME brak.
Ma wteczorku festynowym praco--
wall jak mogli, a takte p~rzyczynili
sic do lego sukcesu. To~warzystwo to
istnieJe dopiero try miesiace, a juz
ma " kasie okoio $500. Chiopcy Ia
mierzaja zaioaye sobie niedalekiej
prsyszlosei klub, W kt6rymby mogli
wsp6lnie.sie bawie I spedzae wolne
chwile pod okiem x. proboszcza, luz
w~ikarego: do tego potrzeba Daso-
bow: azeby zarobie sobie ma utrzy-
mamie tegoa klubu, chiopcy Ct. zaku-
pill aparat kinematograficzny kosz-
TEN 1915. kt6rego beda uzywae DO
wieczork6w j przedstawieh. a dccho-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05

sow; bede sprzedawac pc hurto-
wnych cenach. - 1901 Augusta
ul. (Ogl.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05
UWAGA.

Dnia ego listopada The Bee
Hive Packing Co., otwiera sklep
miesa z domowej roboty kieiba-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05
Rad ZAJ-
NIUE KoPALNIE.

Meksyk miasto, S listopada.-
Rad tutejszy zarzadzil zajecie
kopalh w~eglowych, poniewaz "a
trudnieni W mich gornicy odmo--
will zakohczenia strajku i zaiat-
vienna go droga polubowna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05
w PODRO-
ZY DO POLSKI.

Washington, 5 listopada.
w departamencie stanu oswald
=zono wczoraj, re Amerykanie
zaopatrzeni w paszporty, uPo
wazniajace ich do podrozy po
krajach przylegiych do Polski,
kt6rzy beda sic starali dostac do
Polski, narazaja sic ma deporta--
eye. Department jest zdania,
re stosunki W Polsce So wciaz
ieszcze do tego stopnia n~ieustalo
ne, IL nalezy bye bardzo uwai
nym ! stosowa6 jak najliczniej
sze ograniczenia prey wydawaniu
paszport6w, upowazniajacych do
wyjazdu do tego kraju. Kazdy o
bywatcI amerykahski, kt6ry "a
mierza sic o TAXI passport starac,
bedzie obecnie obowiazany ma
podstawie dokumentow udowod
mic koniecznoSc swego wyjazdu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05
z "a KULIS


Nowy York, S listopada. -
Pred saczna komisya obu LIB lie
'gislatup, prowadzaca Sledztwo
W sprawie ,trustu budowlanego"
zeznawali wczoraj zn6w 1iczni
kontraktorzy budowlani, stwier-
dzajac, IL zapiacili przeszio SI1,
800 Robertowi Brindell, prezeso
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05

Montpelier, VT, S lis~t0pada.-
G%ubernator Percival w. Clement
ulaskawii. wczoraj zupelnie j bez
zadnych zastrzezeh bylego gu
.bernatora Horace F. Grahama,
ktorego Najwyzszy sad stanowy
skazai ma wiezienie Cd 5 do s lat
"a sprzeniewierzenie funduszow
stanowych, gdy pozostawal ma u
rzedzie audytora stanowego.
WY
STAWA w ~FILADELFII. ,
Filadelfia, S listopada. - Oko
10 100 najwybitniejszych obywa-
tell tego miasta uchwalito wczo-
raj ma zebraniu w biurze burni--
strza J. H. Moore urzadziG w Fl
ladelfii w roku 1o26 wieika wy
stawe miedzynarodowa, celem
uczczenia 150tei roczniey Dekla
racyi NiepodlegloSci. Zwr6cono
sic rownoczeSnie do burmistr2a
z proSba, ably w ciagu ~jeszcze tie
go miesiaca zamianowal komitet
z 400, ktory ma sic zajac opraco
waniem planow, oraz, ably pre-
prowadzil w Radzie miejskiej
wyasygnowanie $4,000 ma koszta
opracowania programu uroczys-
tosci i zwiazane z tenn wydatki.
HANDEL z NIEMCAMI
ZNoW PoDJETY.
Nowy York, S listopada. -
Do f. portu tutejszego zawinal
wczoraj pierwszy cd czasow woj
ry handlowy okret niemiecki, co
uwazac mozna Ia oczywisty do
'wod podjecia z powrotem stosun
kow handlowych z Niemcami. O
kretem tym jest parow. Sophie
Rickmers", posiadajacy 1868 ton
pojemnoSci, zbudowany wv Mem
czech jug podczas wojny. Zawi-
naLon do Nowego Yorku pod da
VIVA flaga niemieckiej marynar--
ki handlowej.
Rad ZAJ-
NIUE
Meksyk miasto, S listopada.-
Rad tutejszy zarzadzil zajecie
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-06-02

but we must find out about it,"
protested the girl.
Tomorrow" said. "We know
where 1t Is. We know where the
voices and whispers come from now"
Il wonder" she said thoughtfully.
''if there is the same sort Of a pas.
Sagcway In our apartments"
Promise me that If you find there
is one YOU Will not attempt to explore
1t alone"
AS we argued about 1t we both
stopped short and with blanching
faces listened. From somewhere-it
sounded as If 1t was right below us
we heard sounds rs If two people were
struggling. Then came woman's
shrek, a wild scream with the death
terror in it. The sound seemed close
at hand 1t seemed to come right up
from the opening in the panel by which
We were standing
Once more there came an awful
scrcam-a scream stopped off short rs
If some brutal hand had throtticd the
woman's throat.
"Whnt is it?" cried Barbara.
"Istcn." ] commanded. at seems
IA com. from tho ,,nor hollow"
Holding our brcaths we strained our
ears for further sounds. Suddenly q
shot rang out, and there was Il thrG
nc ,f q hod,, No., ro,lon =, t,o 400,
mo-, ,u ,,,,. .;,on
win torror IN on, f,cos vo turn,d
+, oocb otbcr eoo,,in, m oxn,,n,t;on
n,bich noithcr con,n ,,vn
",In,,,or C,,;,on r,a, por,,,r,
mrhovu hn ,l,rmod nuct g, h,c,;
IN thar, ot nnco"
sn,on, ,rtnr hor Inf sho novo1 .o
ou;c,,Iv ,h,t sh, ,,.,s ,rt ,f r,o ,.i,,
dow ana safely homo before 7 conll
ston ber On,v w,itn. to coo bor of,
thr lodge turncd bnc,, and hastily
nu,lino tho nonol into nlooo d,.boL
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-06-02
CHAPTER VIII.

Inserting the key Mr. Wick handed
me- ] turned it sharply ana flung the
door wide. 1t revealed luXuriously
furnished apartment, the front rooms
of Which were cxtravaguntly ablazc
with light
For q moment the three OF us, Mr..
Wick, the elevator boy ana myself,
stood there with our ears alert for
any sound from the apartment. While
] do not admit TO being q coward the
unknown has its terrors for all Of us,
and must confess that the knowledge
that Mr.. Wick had his revolver drawn
was indeed comforting. All was
silence in the place.
"John," said Wick to the elevator
boy, "you stand here right by the door
and keep your eye on the elevator. II
anybody tries to sneak past you, you
holler for us"
"'Dced I will, Mr. Wick" said the
boy, with chattcring teeth. "I'll holer,
all right"
$50 ahead. Mr.. Nelson" said the su-
with the revolver"
without waning 10 explore me 'front.'
rooms, turned at once and ran down
the long hall to the sitting room. If,
as | suspected murder had been done
here I was confident that the scene
OF the tragedy would be the room Ill,
rectly under mine. The screams had
heard--and the Shot--had seemed 10
come from under my very feet.
Although the lights in the front 3t
the hall were burning the sitting room
was In darkness. As / reached the
door, my fingers sought the button.
and as the flare Of light illuminated
the room 1 looked hastily about me.
There was no one there, but my one
quick glance showed me that the door
OF the wall SAFE located similarly to
the one In the apartment above, was
standing wide open,
Quirkly I sprang to inspect the room
corresponding to mine, room, 1t VIII
be recalled, opening off the sitting
room. Here, too, was darkness, and
as I turned on the lights, stood
aghast with horror.
On the floor, close up to the inner
wall, lay.the c0ntorted body OF beau
aful young woman. Her eyes were
wide open and staring. One arm was
J twisted under her, and the other hand
was clutching at the front Of her
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surveyed with growing interest the
wooden pancling that in my room ran
rsseS SslSsSS up to the ceiling. In the other
rooms there was no paneing. Mount
ing the chair again l pressed sharply
against the wood at the point from
which the sound had seemed to come.
1t seemed to me 1t gave little to my
touch. I struck one OF the sections a
sharp blow. 1t dropped back a full
half-inch, leaving what looked like
doorway-a space three feet wide by
fivs feet high. The bottom of the
o!nbhing was hardly two feet from the
floor. IF there was passagcway
here, this panel certainly would cx-
plain how my rooms had been surrep-
ttittl9usly visited,
Fcverishly worked at the panel try
Ing to push it further back. II there
was passagcway there In the wall
was determined to sec whittier 1T led.
My efforts move the panel further
seemed hopeless. AS I worked at 1t
heard tapping on my window sill.
1t must be Barbara. In my excite
mcnt over the find had forgotten all
about the time. l sprang from the
chair and rushed to the window. I
found her pccrng out, trying to ascer-
tain why had not answered her Sig
nal
"Oh," she brcathcd with relief, as
my head appeared, "you were there.
Did YOU sec the dctcctive?"
Yes" replied, speaking as low as
my excited state would permit me,
but just now l discovered something
vastly moro important"
"What is it?"
"a secret paSSageway leading into
my room. 1t seems to run along the
hall. The wall there is at least four
feet thick-room for Il man to walk
There is panel in the wall in my
room leading into it. l was just pry-
ing 1T open when you signaed."
"Oh, how l wish I could soc 1t 7"
"Why can't YOU? Slip out OF your
front door, and I'll be ut my door to
admit you"
81 can't do that. Mother ana Claire
are in the front part OF the house
playing bridge with some guests. They
will be sure to hear me going out"
"Comc in tomorrow morning, then"
/ suggested.
She did not answer, and before I
realized what she was doing, Barbara
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bodice, where blotch of CHASTITY red
indicated the path Of the shot that ]
had heard.
"It's Miss Lutan," said MFR. Wick's
voice behind me-
"She's been murdered" cried; "get
the police ut once"
AS | bent over her to see IL there
was any evidence Of life, I saw i'm
printed in her tender white throat the
marks of her assailant's brutal fingers.
"Come," I said, help me lift her on
to this couch, and then telephone Mt
once for doctor"
MIR. Wick had been all the while
standing there, staring ut the body as
If stupefied by the tragedy, but he
obeyed my directions, and with him at
her feet and at her head we laid her
down on the couch, where 1 proceeded
to loosen her gown and to try by artI-
hcial respiration to restore her blood
to circulation.
"Get the doctor Mt once" 1 com
manded again, "and phone for the DO
lice"
"John," called out Mr.. Wick, Ego
to the phone and tell Miss Kelly to
send for Doctor Hunt to come at once.r
"Tell her to get the police, too" I
insisted.
"And let the burglar escape while
we're doing it." objected Mr.. Wick.
"Come on, let's look through the apart
ment. He may be hiding somewhere
STILL"
Together, while the boy was 'phon-
Ing, we went from room to room, peer
ing into closets and under beds. There
was no one there and no traces Of the
murdcrer's presence. Even the serv-
ants quarters were untenanted. Only
one thing happened that struck me as
peculiar. AS started up the hall to
search the bedrooms, looked back
and caught Mr.. Wick furtively closing
the wall safe His action In surrcpti-
tiOusly closing this without saying
anything to me made me suddenly sus-