The evening world., 1920-10-02

u
HavtnE spent most Of his lie in
America knight had the thcOry tla
unless you wished to BE- uiarC aroHcui.
ed tls emily Etfr thing was % let your
self be interviewed He wis accord-
inrly 20 rood-naiured and intercEins
| that the reporters were delighted viii
him. m BE- had been wishing Tor a
vide advertisement % his personality.
his ponaagslons and biz plans he touli
not have chosen q surer way of' SET
ung A.
me two no,sspapsrs which had un
dertaien % boora the valley House
Heirioom That" had almoat lii1tlcaH
circulntiona Ona q them poaeessed "A
Continental edition and the other was
immensely popular hecause on ~ top
zeal Illustrations.
snapshotS not 90 unnattsnnr as
usual were obaHined ~ The YOUNG
Anslo-Ame rican millionaire and his
BRIDE a. they started away from the
knowle Hotel An their motor. Or az
they walked In the garden. Though
knight had disciaimed any personal
acquaintance with the great Paul Van
Wreck. be was abb 20 state that Mr
Van Wreck had been convalegcing az
Palm Beach. IN Florida, AZ thu time
~ thu robbery. he had had an stack
Of pnsumoniA Ia the autumn. and In
stead of traVeninH On his yacht 10
Egypt ~ he generally did travel early
IN the winter he had been ordered BY
his doctors % BE- satisfied With
place In tho sun" nearer home.
Every one Ia America knew this.
knight explained and every ono in
England might know Il also. unless it
bad been torgotten. n Mr.. Van Wreck
were well enough 70 take an interest
IN the papers he was sure 90 De
amused BY tho coincidence that the
things atolen from Valley House were
among thoaa BE- rad WAIVED to buy.
Knight tnvught. however. that even
n the clever thief or thieves had
heard Of Wan VFeck'a within, no at
tempt would be made 20 dispose n The
spoil 70 him. The elderly millionaire.
though one % the most eccentric men
living. was known az me sobi OF
honor.
The relationship between YOUNG
Mra. Nelson smith and Lord aimee
| ley-Seton was touohed upon In the
/ papera: ana though Il was irrelevant
/ 60 the subject In hand. Q milton was
mde OF the Nelson smiths plan Co
| live IN London.
This gave Constance her chance.
| Al an umpromptu luncheon at the
] hNNMAN NNNAtlH UNN0NN the NnNMNMNINN
dinner party az VALLEY House, enc re-
| terred to the Interest Society would
begin 20 take In this romantic
4 couple"
Everybody viii have fallen 10 love
! with you already" she said. "from
those snapshots a In the t.ooldnr
Glass. They make you both lolll such
darlings--though they don't aattcf
either Of you. All me people We
| - you ~ hurry and and IA nice
house. IN 49,, right part OF town. be-
fore some other sensation comes uH
and you're forgotten How would 10
be n you took oar house for q couple
~ v'ontha. while YOU'RE Looking
roundi Naturally. 70 YOU ukod n.
yot could keep lt.on We'd be de-
lighted, Tor We have 10 let lt when we
| CAn, ana u would be pleasure 90
think % you In H."
III we're IN 70. you must both come
and stay. and not only think or us.
but be with us-mustn't they, Anita q"
knight proposed. OF course Annoriov
said yea and meant yes. Nut That
she really wanted her duet with
Knight 10 be broken up into a ohorus.
but she longed 10 succeed aa wom
an ~ the world since that w1e what
he wanted her to I've: and She rral-
eNNAN aAAAAANANNA "aNNNMM n MNNM
would he Invaluable
SO, through the ther 40 VALLEY
/ House ana fhe devt lopmeufg thara.
nom, The hidden desires OF Nelson
smith ana uha daughter OF tho dc.
posed sugar King were acclmplishfd
connie still believing that Soc MAD
engineered The affair with dipilmatir
SIX " and knight laughing -'onti,
AZ The way she had Played iiro hs
hands
Detectives were set 20 work Nv the
two Insurance companies. who h0uaI
20 trace the. thief and discover tue
stolen FragonArdH and tho iado
Buddhai but their efforts "a led. ana
AZ the dinner party given On honor
OF the new cous ne, Lord and Lady
Annesley Seton FelOload Openly Boz
their good luck
"Ali the same" Constance sati. Il
should like 10 know how tn thura
were spirited out OF the house and
where they are. II u the firs' mys-
terry that has ever come into our
hvCs I wish were "A cinirvoyant
II would b. run"
ibid you ever hear OF the Countess
de Santiago. when Won lived iB
American" asked knight I'm his calm
voice He dld not glance toward
Annesley, who sat a. the other end
of the table. but h. mu0f have
guessed that she would turu with
start OF surpr ~ on hearing the
G u~ses~'a name In 'hiq co~ncot'on.
"The Countess De Sonta-o'' Con
ME echoed MO. what about her.
she sounds interesting
'eche'a on ~ acouuiut1ncc OF
mire." Do went m crrranv, 20 mVf
Ncr In Hno-cs Afrcs Atfore hcr r'ch
.d r'v hu~bNod died o'lout seven
~ eight ytors Ago. Sh' w71 yort
vlur~ then cpme across her Drain
IN CoAitorp'6. when she was seeing
the would ~ a free wO~nu. pftcr tho
o'd fellows death. Th'n I intrc
duced her by D 'ter 20 ono Or trr
people IN New Yw|I ans Z 1eicve
she has been admired thorC ana M
Newport
"Pait I've rrlv heard AN that
Kri gllt Mastered ~ cNflin "ivc
he,n TOO husN tN 'atclv On know ut
flrst hand what goes on IN tho 'sma
or me artistic aDt My world dooF0f
ta'-e mu~N interest IN crystH l-Utrarg
and palmlsts. amateur or profession
~ ven vh ffsv hnnrpu 90 loo
handome women. ike the CoVntes L
PIT ,stn AN inst her ARA u on board
tho MOnarChi0 "a bOut month agn