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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
VOLO EASILY
THE VICTOR IN
CIRCUIT RACE

A''an:a. -. nc. u -T.!;:Ie comps.
,j:iNy developed - Il" E-n",! r.rcNi:
races ho-e tob&E.
In ~" -! irUt n" goat Woo Easily
nutc,assyG llv ae.d AID won N straight
beats.
- -" free - =" tro. '''N. wh" had
p,lu;cd VOL, Drove l.. '";"r.,.ip :" ;hrce
successive ,!si-i!,s tn""S" l. w"S
?r>''rd IN tho s"rV:I heat ~ 'NAr.rE
Rex and ,u".peHsi I" step "'ti' IA
c:ctE. Edna tlrty. dCivea Hy Thomas.
Won tie hrs; two heats "s the 80"
pas r-,tty much rs She pleased rnt
WAS c:,::,.eI hy Hazel kus;n'T IN the
third h"a'
Peter A!a.."&ng. Nay S'.'!ns 70: 'H'
Murphy staples. WAS ser; asA;n'; IN
local TX record ~ i.%9 and '2,i-
dental E. rrS !" h"s' us own "or!" y
;ro.tinS record IL ! 80 ma"' = i"r'
Mat, ago at I.rN.ugtra. but ihe best
Murphy could Lo With lin today was
l:59S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
LINSLY'S GRIDDERS
meet WELLSBURG HI
ON ISLAND FRIDAY
Cadets VIII Go Into Pray With Whole
Team Except Mar5chnsr ana
Myers

Al the "t"mhrri "t leach tur;nnn
Suss' l.:nslY squad NJ" r"Hu"Inc 'a'o
rood shape tor ~" W"'!SArrg 'i@Nh on
iriday ut T." lair ';v"uEds "N'sp;'ns
Myers aud MIrSchn"-. Tho injuries %
these men are hcIas carefully nuEseu
and i: Is hoped that taty Wall De- II.
shane. Tie quarterback burden ,tte
week vii probably IA entirely - Mt.es
while Nuss VII pick cro:n pean' Mains
and Wood for MArschner,S place me
showing OF the cadets las; SAturSeS
was impressive 0Uc their play 'ickeu
punch and several scores we're praS-
tear handed q tHrm lay CAMERON.
SomIn- garr"s Will DO 'n"ch tougher
and a SETTER brand "t f""toAl VIII nave
20 be PLAYED 10 como through
There has always been great rlSa.VS
between wc,lsourS and 1!asIy ana 70
morrow, gau;e Will be hard foGSht: ! ne
Brooke GountianS are coached ny poc
Elder, former Bethany star. anu naEs
been showing great impr"'"neAl ~
zach game. \ large crowd VI +" ssrs
will accompany Che tSam as arr" =,
uen-s have been made 10 dismiss 500.
earlv. Th~ Lirsly daily schedule WI,
Also b. abbreviated and The game WIZ
sSar, pryinn'ly At O'Clock. Russ ioou-
win Will referee. Coke toanHrs WIZ UNI ,
pire ard Ben Rednan Will DO heau
ansSulan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
.theSc(:;Fle!en
! of Sport.
BY NAe% S.SAA+~.

tho snort has ever known. are amend
ing tie rules Of the sport TO MAKE IL
ut better with the American idea OK
speed OF games.
While soccer IS the universal sport
and played in more countries ana oy
moro teams than any other sport ana
while the rules arc universal ana under
stood in all languages. the sport has
failed. until tho last few years. to catch
the interest vi the American public.
Tho game * coming very strong. eS-
Tccia'Iy In certain sections where
strong teams have developed and the
public has had tho chance to see It
played.
The big drawback has been delay
caused Ivy kicking out OF bounds. In
the hard games kicking out OF BOUNDS
10 rest L team. TO gain time and to
check n rush is a recognized part OF the
sport
TIC ingenuity Of the Americans. who
object 10 delays caused by waiting for
the ball to come back, has circumrented
THIS "hicrti0n. Many of the teams arc
providing extra balls. which are thrown
into pla;- the instant the ball IS kicked
out. and play IS RESUMED without ser"
iuus interruption.
We found the same difficulty with
baseball years ago. Teams and batteS
practiced hitting fouls TO tire pitchers.
Some OF the batters. such az Roy Thoni-
az. Billy krGlcr and others. became 50
proficient at this that they caused ser.
ious delay TO play. Tho objection was
overcome and the game hurried BY
means of using another ball TO throw
into play the instant on. IS fouled on.
, IL sped up the game. but even this
failed 10 prevent serious delay. 80 the
foul strike rule was evolved, penaliz-
/ ing hatterS who hit fouls.
! The SANG idea would speed up soccer
and prevent. irritating delays which rath
cr mar the sport for Americans. who
want action all the time.
! Copyright, 1871. the New York Even
Ing Mail)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

Your system 4, continually taking IN
nutrition and throwing off waste prod
ucts. This process goes on al hFink
ne. But, scmetin,ss the orsans do not
properly function and these WASTE
PRODUCTS, instead OF passing out through
ihe nores OF the skin, through tie kld-
neys and through the al!mentary cana.
arc absorbed ia tla blool. Then the
blood becomes l~;isoned. end cannot
properly nourish the system
III health sets IN. You may lose your
strength ard vitality: or Ecu may nay,
rheumatic palms IN the muscles ana
.oints: Cr YOU may be troubled with ha|
bnrs sores or some other skin rTuI-
,fnrs All because Of the poisonous
waste products in the blood. nature
now needs help. She has done her best
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
kELLISON IN CHARGE
OF. WASH-JEFF eleven
nozzle Visits Yittsburfh, ana Leaves
John In Charge - Ysstsrday's
Practice Sec. 1t

special Dispatch TO The 1Etelligen"er.
WASHINGTON. Penn. Oct. 10 - Coach
Sellison was in charge OF the W. ana
]. practice this afternoon. Coach Neaic
arcompanyinS Manager Murphy 10
Pittsburgh to arrange some details re-
eardinC the w. and J.-Pitt contest or
November II. Kellisor vas at state
college last Saturday as w. and j.
scout on Lehigh. and being familiar
with the Lehigh plays. he put the He'd
and Black through a session or prac-
ttce designed, to fend against the. at,
tack OF CLICKS players. There was n"
scrimmagc. as had been anticipated, the
defensive work for the Lehigh forma-
tions being conducted In signal anu
dummy scr!mmaee.
Secret Practice
Tho p-art!ve today was entirety IN
Sarrct. INA in addition :" trying u
hrihI M q defense FOR Lrhlgh. Coach
Kellison had his players trying S"rlc
new formations. especially designed r"r
the Bethlehem squad. 'ch" weather ""S
crisp and Snappy. and the men VET
about their tasks with a lot Of Pep and
spirit. All tho cripples wer" on tho
Geld, and practically all o; them We're
able to participate in the work. Futhey
Is stin suffering from his injured leg.
ard may not he able TO play at Lehlgh.
although ne IL improving rapidly. Crook.
who was pretty badly 'hurSed UP" IN
the Carnegie Tech. battle, was able to
resume normal functions today.
Today's practice was the last OF any
consequence before tho game Saturday.
Neale plans a signal drill with som"
kicking. blocking. and other rudimcn-
tary stunts tomorrow. with Sark-
-
will leave here early Friday morning
II Is lkcly that 70 men will be- carried
to bethlehem. II Is understood that
90 Of these men have been selected. hrit
the coaches arc not yet certain Of tho
other four. and will not determine who
they are 10 he. until tomorrow some
time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
HUNTER AND MARSTON
VICTORS OVER OUIMET
AND CuILFORD IN GOLF

PHILADELPHIA. oct. l9.-WiN!am j.
Hunter, amateur golf cahmpi"n ot Great
1-i,ain ant Max MRrston Of Philadel-
mia defeated Jesse Guilford. American
amateur ti;le holder, and Francis oui-
met, former open and amateur champion
in a Sc hole exhibition match today over
the Tredyrr!n course at Faoli. four up
and three to play.
Hunter played tho best soIt OF me
ouar,ette. his medal score Of IS In the
morning round being tho lowest turned
In. Tho best ball card OF Hunter an"
Marston was 1O5. and that OF ouimet
nd Guilford 1Qs. The match ence" on
the fifteenth green.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
Babe Ruth'S Team Won

Warren. Ia. Oct. l9--In one OF tho
city's biggest sporting events. Bah"
Ruth'a all-stars defeated Tho Warren In
dependents here today. ) to 3, III the
presence Of 1000 fans. Ruth knocked
tho ball over the right field wall for his
S.xty-secOnd home run Of tho season. lie
:,layeh lr%r hass ror eight Innings and
etched tho nintE 'TrinE Concerning
his controversy with Judge Lands he
-esusn'l u talk. the manager 81 synod
.ral handing HIS writings Who was r"ro
'"day advising him AEainst making any
fur:n"r statements 10 The public.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
WARWOOD HIGH GOES
TO TORONTO FRIDAY
VIII Play Return Game with Up-Rivsr
High School Football
Eleven

warwood high schools football team
go"S W. - Toronto. Ohio. next Friday
afternoon 70 nce. tho high school grid
dsrs OF that city In a return game. Sew
-rpl weeks ago the Toronto aggregation
invade! Nsrw"nd and tho t~O teams
battled TO 4 Score,css tie.
TORONTO has a hard hEhtinG husky
bunch Of warriors. while the Green and
White eleven showed exceptional class
against them IN the last clash. and a
good game - anticipated FOR tomorrow.
4 large crowd OF Warw"od fans Will
go with the team on ~" Journey. This
week was 90 have boon an open date
for tho Ninth Wa.ders. bu; owing TO the
result OF the prsvio"s game. 4 return
engagement was arranged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
Many Human Ills Are Due
To Impurities in the Blood
Pure, Rch Red Blood Nourishes the Body and f1gnts
Off Disease T..
Waste Products or Impurities Cause Many Forms OF hheu
Skin Disorders and Lowered Vitality
uow SIS Clears the Blood of Waste Products.

but IS falling. \ blood purifier SHOULD
he used at once to assist nature 70
throw of these waste products.
$. s. S. the standard blood purin6
and system builder Is the Ideal remedy
in these cases. The effect OF s 5: = -
arc causing the trouble. For over %
years S s. g. has proven to be OF un.
usual merit.
Get :. S. S. at your druggist. Use
It strictly according TO directions and
write Chief Medical Director SWIFT
Specific Co. I'll S. 5: S. LABORATORY AZ
lan,a GA. and let him help you regain
your health and strength. He Is help:
ink people every day. Ask him TO SEND
You his illustrated booklet, FACTS
AROI'T THE BLOOD"--free. S. s 8.
Is sold by all drug stores-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
D. ". VS.. GAINES
INTERESTING Gar:e Booked for Tunnel
Greon for Eext Sunday Afternoon.

\rx. SUNDAY artc"n"ur on NO Tunnel
C:~..-n grounds the flag. -. ". football
i.n.r e tn" lat E'!l MI Lash with
II" strong "a noe :. &. r!":"n az Rri'i-"-
now NJ c'rl"rk. rrl IN Interesting
l.I.;i" j., h'j:ts Anticipated by followers
- Tho NV" t"Arrs
r.. Gains eleven is being touted as
ore "s the bot II tho Wheeling dis
.f...' aud .arre crowd Of Fast Ind
rrn.- IL ,Nr"c:cd IN be on hand to sec
low to :wr teams compare
AZ II. " rllv-r7 ar" requested u
rrrurt i'r.Gay evening for practice Icy
TIE Co"~h 81 n" team
As preliminary n" n. ". Juniors
NIL clash w!tn the A~hIanh'. ~ Ben
wood a; "'y!o"k. and another good
same Is being anticipated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
TOMMY PHILLIPS IS
HEARD FROM AGAIN
Yorrner Local BOY VIII Meet Ausneo"n
Dundee October 2s, at NO
IsSsport, Pa.

oNccial to the LnteL.' Se!'Ne'' -,
NcKeesport. Pa. Oct. " Inc
N>Kee<po-t eoxia, fans are promiseo
another hard-tougrt e,"r"' battle IN inc
ssatur. event ~ The rue CttE'S SECOND
boxing show a.: ;h- s..,S"n. The MaIes-
q, 4. -. has ,lec,,!c;l Z h".d It's Secoho
s.rj,, e bouts E'rt!i. night. n';oeer
n al tho Palisades C'sN IN M"NceSpoF''
and :, COMPLETED 2r:aa-c'uratS Tor an
,,,-,,,.,r ,nr--a.- to-day "hcn y
,~,,..H.l Tommy ihl:?~. .; Mche"s'
nor, and At.eutpau I";".!"'. - the -
round main Contest. T.,'' ""'I"I agree
mo, = i&S pounds at : =. IN. T." the
~ -: ;i:r contest. which assures tNat
both n-.nsi2als W.: cnt": ~" ring AZ
,S.i~ -: and ho,d$ ont Vr"m'>" ~ one
n. e.. hes; bouts ~"'.r - the Tue" ny
90, ,.,.,. it.r-. ,,.Idr" has BOXED IN
,,t,. ,.,,.rn several times and never has
i...a 60 .il" satisfaction. im,l?S IN
-, -. 80. BOATS Ma, ~-""1 ia" "St
<o~.., 80 , /, .a:..r. The hat;i"TH '""N
.. -. ...aiy u.t,hed IA prrct!'A.'H
90. ,.r,i..u'ar .a:,I 4 mill that VIII To
.,.t.-...;.,, -rn-, ".r-t l., L.; - In pros
49,, ~, ~. '..,;. ...,' ".' arrange
,a-., 49,. I'D ,.Ita o." round out tie
ar.
T,r,r,y "h.ls-~ vii :" remembered
ou.,s ,!.<,:~cty HI v..d a'N.rI i"iS LOT
10 ba> N..nnr h, wares ~ ''' .:''H once
;, ro,.,,' ...i.,.N..-- %. -" '.,.l' game. NO
,i..;,., .n.~, WI l.. %sv"::'l at tho ring
,.,, .,a.n Tommy caS2g.> - his next
.b-F.sf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
VETERAN wREsrLX1 DEAD.

Nortr":'. Or, - icorr" Kennedy.
sport r-n:Hu'"r anI Formerly hight
weigh, wr"s,.'a; hampton uf IEua"a.
died here r,t,y 40. long ;i,m,'.S H."
founded and manAs"I 'hc CANADIAN
Hockey club. which Won III" chArpiou-
ship OF Canada. He wrestl,d under the
name Of George Kendall,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
BENWOOD VS.. NYALS

so,nn side sr!t :""> ~" see ""
~, ,a,us In action next sunday after
,,,,,, 81 the Foot. .S"I"ntn street
e-rouo,,x when Captain l'Uz"N. ~ the
\v,,s =. leads h:s "ar-'"rS OFT
,,o rs, II" st:u0+; E'H" H"d \. e. e'"'"u.
i;.,,,. :..,.,.~ az" ir.rNsL for ila-d haul".
nc ,... ,!".is' .n'." "'N b" u LARK"
er,,.d .r nani ~n"a ia. Whistle starts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
RAYLAND WANTS GAME

The HayIaHd A =. r"orbali team VII
he idle Sunday uniess, they hear from
any 40 y"und team - -" OHIO Valley.
Games drs!r.I - l"u" 60. abroad r"
arrarE" @alf" cal RAJ land lit. and
q SIX fnr Alex.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

Without doubt the past world
series w.s the creates. ceT l'elh eA''u-
sivc!y "n to POO grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

ur n" >a,y ,!eYsn for next Saturday.
Jus, - vel. Bob Fo!we!I would have
used his e"conL str;nS men my lay ana
saved The rcg'.ars TO. "e,hany.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
NAVY CAME NOW
LOOMS UP HARD
FOR BUFFALOS
SATURDAYS CLASH WITH UN1VER-
SITY OF DAYTON WILL BE
WATCHED CLOSELY
Battle With Folwsll's Eiddiss IL No:
Expected to Be Wahaway
For Sailors


What can the Bethany Bison "Hpe"t
TO do when he locks horns with 'he
familiar Navy mascot on October WIN
That Is the QuestluH that Is being dis
cusseL from AL angles BY every group
that follows the .CcalS from we"N 10
week in their gridiron encounters. prh-
Ions differ but few VI them VIII Ven
turc that tile m!dd!es Will have - walk
away ON that date.
Bethany feels that her frst eleven
men can stack up against any team IN
the country and make crcd:;ah!o
showing. How long those f,rst "'e>"A
will last under the avalanche of pay
ers that Fo!wcll will inject !n:" ;Ae
fray Is question. However Bethany
teams have always been well CON !. :
toned teams In the University q! l'"'
troit game las, year 3uland used on.
fourteen men. mono OF whom rouil IN
any way COMPARE with the WESTERN -
In weight. II ,his eleven can stand
the sa!:e Kind oc punishment for sixty
minutes bethany has Il good chance |"
win.
Bu.and nor yesterday arc eYpr"Ss!"E
so much as 4 faint hope. Tn" llcad
mentor declares that his team las n"
ers to feel that they are uNhca;nh'"
Eas.erday. who saw Navy defeat l'rlnrt'
ton last Saturday and says 'h-' u"
never saw 4 better team than thu Mid,
dies, has played and seen some fo"tha /!
In his Gay and his means some team
He does not claim that the Hlsuns have
even the ghost 81 a show.
Pleasing to Fans
Tho team is taking an attitud" that
Is pleasing to tho fans They do no;
talk much about tho game but when
asked each expresses a contidcmr" thai
Navy will know that there has been Il
i"r,hal! game when they return L their
quarters the evening OF the :?tH.
Two more hours OF hard pr,.rh q
were put IN on liz" bethany field =. 49,
day AFTERNOON. .Huland Is not Scrir";Ia:;
ing hts men this week but tUyi,tlir ai,
his cll"r,s t" rcrtrctlng his p'ayS. Tie
3quaI - getting lots Of work w:th TIA"
we: ball and their handlIur &c th' 81.
r"ry oval has hc'u ri"aStag /" thc
bethany m"ufo~s. Saturdays fra, w.th
Dayton vii probably see every .trs IN
the lineup At !cds, for 4 white. Captain
Dunn and Hand"l'.h al" r"t,!u; E,cK m
shape very rapidly ~H.." Jean. :lnugh
still pretty S":". reports that iii'
cracked ribs arr g"!nG &" hc whole 10y
tho time Navy Is u"t .Ehc res II the
men who were !nju:cG In thN ola" gan"
ure IN good shape ami ready t. ah"w
the fans some real football u"Nt :'a.ur-
day against pa%ton. The ph:"au> havo
pretty husky aggregation and ar"
coached hy Charlie Way. the old IrrH
State star.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

Observation-Disclosures vs.. Bond Bread.
Pat-Could you give 4 man Job yer
honor? ~
Barb.r-Wc!L can you repainte this
pole for me?
Pat-Bejabers. l can. snr. X you II tell
me where to buy the striped pant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

Lawn tcnu:T ought :" 80 good n
M.N;,,n. They have enough rackets
down there to understand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

JUS - "e'' Nv"
used his second string m"H 'h' ~! anu
saved n. rcg',ars 10. Hethany.
90 --------------
.,,.o. - Gid eyclu-
3e'''> VIZ '"'
sivc!y "n t." 100" s'"H""S'
-,,., T.,
M-N;ru They have enough rackets
J,,,n ,bsrn I'm understand.
.-
c,' r,.o, nvrr, rrh,cr :hn, rrrrar. In
,',1I',, :, 49,, f., - sl0. J,nire E.;z
,.,'n. 49,. I,,,' n,,h,r., NOR. tnan that
,,,.,,.r,,,
-
,nn.ra, -, thc county ,ai,
, ,'..',,',,. a"i ,,v No., world have
Tn.., ,L,,,. re.n , ,,,l drNr !: the
49,. =, E,,,..,.b s,-r,.; Seven cases
-. .r,,;.-.. Nbo said Poor FISH,"
- -
r., ,,,,,,..,,.. m, Irish 8eussl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

Tho Martins Ferry Booster clIh. tnas
ln.a! hunr'. Of fans who are back OF the
l'urNlr and White cl"vrH. w!N hold
meeting tomorrow night IN The Board or
T!adn rooms. Better be on hand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

The Minnesota Boxing commission
charges every fighter 'hn' rrn'Hr' IN
ruhI,, 10 rgy a t. - 80. J'iEe E.;z
,,xr. The In,a. ugh.r.s more than that
usually.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

4 c.!!rs" professor recently d!s"oE-
errd n"w star. Wonder :: he's Soo1
orcr.Nc,Q runner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

Next time YOU are called poor hsh
,h.nk what happened At the county JAIL
lr~i~rday and low !"I world have
I!kcI e. hay" ne"n l t,N1 d"Wr !: the
foot Of Fifteenth. stree. Seven cases
., "lirier", Who said Poor FISH,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

wc-, v'ra.ata Wr.'ryaa las cancelled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

Walter camp wouldn't have any trou-
III F.. urGia-, Il ha;cl.,"" nor i fultAac"
!r n" viewed some - tle fashion shops
wLrr" evening EnNuS arc On display.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

Eanrrntt. Eawi.Igs and Irish Meuael
rc."r'i, sent II letter ~ thanks to mo
Ihi,ad"lrh!a marar".n"n' for releasing
ne. 70 tie Giants.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
Hustung Up Soccer

Tho soccer promoters. who are get
Ing ready for the greatest season that
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-07-14
SYNOPSIS

CHAPTER LIN New York jewelry
store Philip Severn, United States con-
suiar agent. notices a small box which
attracts him. He purchases 1t. Later he
discovers in secret compartment writ
ing giving clew to a revolutionary move
ment in this country seeking to over
throw the Chilean government. The writ
ing mentions a rendezvous, and Severn
decides to investigate
CHAPTER u.-Finding the place men,
toned in the writing apparently deserted,
Severn visits saloon in the vicinity.
woman in the place Is met by q man.
seemingly by appointment, and Severn,
his suspicious aroused, follows them.
They go to the designated meeting place,
an abandoned iron foundry.
CHAPTER III.-At the rendezvous Sc
yern is accepted as one of the conspira-
tors and admitted. He meets a stranger
who appears to recognize him.
CHAPTER IV.-The stranger addresses
Severn as Harry DAILY. The incident plays
into Severn's hands and he accepts it.
His new acquaintance is notorious
thief, Gentleman George" Harris Con-
cealed, Severn hears the girl he had fol-
lowed address the conspirators. She urges
them to hasten the work of revolution.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-07-14

Is knot or two yet to be united be-
fore we squeeze that million. Did you
hear what was said in thereW
"No; you told me to stick here"
"Still in way you're on-Waldron
must have spilled part of the scheme
to you, that's what got your foot in
the mess. Hill l know Ivan Wal
dron, the Id Russian Jew; he'd
double-cross his best friend What
was 1t he told your
"Not very much" / said, wondering
how far had better go, yet feeling it
necessary to relate enough to convince
him that / was really conversant with
tate his style Of speech. According to
his story there was gang of con-
| spirators here-birds from South
America mOstly-who had been round
ed up by this fellow Alva to pull off
some frightfulness, or other. didn't
catch on to just what 1t was, and per-
haps Waldron himself didn't know, or
care. Some revolution, / took it to
be. Waldron explained how he got
hold of the scheme. 1t seems he's In
with the bupch TO some extent; that
Is, they use him whenever they need
to, and occasionally hand him bunch
of money-it's never too dirty for him
to touch. Anyhow, he knew enough
to put me wise to this dump, gave me
the password, and all that. 1t looked
as though there might be something
In 1t, so blew over here tonight just
to take look. was merely prowl-
ing around when / ran into you"
II see," he mutterel, as / came to
an end, chewing savagely on his cigar
''Did the Russian say anything about
mel"
"Not whisper. supposed / had
clear run for the money, except his
rakeoff."
1.-THE dirty dog. Because / didn't
show up on the dot, he was ready to
ditch me. Now listen, and I'll tell you
the straight story. I'm going to need
you, and wen divide fifty-fifty, leav-
ing this guy to suck his thumbs. L.
that a goT
"He's sure nothing to me--shoot."
Harris poured out stiff drink. and
put It down; then touched match to
the extinguIshed cigar
"Waldron sent me a cable. In Eng
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know New FORK pretty WELL and | lost
hiia the first afternoon down on the
East side. never did know just what
became Of the fellow, but the next
morning was alone In back room
In Greenwich, and had his belt with
me-" He chuckled grimly "There
wasn't much in 1t, except the letter
and when Krantz could be seen pri-
vately. 1t was the next night Harris
was to call on the banker up in LIE
Compile street"
lie Compile? What numberY'
"247 lie Compile. Do you know any
body there?'
''No; only lie Compile Is an old
stamping ground Of mine. Go on: you
went there. of course"
"Sure. Krantz didn't know me from
Adam, not even my name. I was just
'10S' to him, but he was mighty nerv-
GUS, just the same. and anxious to get
away. could see that. don't think
1t was bls house either; Just an ordi-
uuE y-iOOhiuk ohuCnt UAiShs thhCC StotiNc
and a basement.
THAT banker was business all right,
and he put me through the whole
bundle Of tricks before he'd even let
me SIT down. had to lie some, but
mostly was posted we'll enough so
as to give him what he was looking
for. Anyhow, passed, and after that
he was rather decent. Took me into
room and gave me drink, besides
asking me about affairs In Europe
HI, / didn't know only what I'd
seen in the papers--but gave him an
earful, and on the strength Of his
name cussed England for all /
was wOrth-which at that time was
about million bucks. Then / handed
over the letter of credit, and he
damned 1t into his pocket like 1t was
q scrap of paper. don't remember
that he even looked at 1t. After that
ne was for getting rid of me, the soon
err the better. But / needed to know
where Alva was, so / hung on, telling
the old guy / had a private message
that | had to deliver personally
straight from them financlers in Lon
don. So, after diminishing while.
he jotted down an address on a bit