Connecticut western news., 1921-03-17
SYNOPSIS.

PART I.-Robert Hervey Randolph, loung New York man-about-town, leaves As home of his sweetheart, Madge Van 3Aakier, chagrined because of her refusal M his proposal of marriage. His income, WsD0o a year, which he must surrender E . certain Miss Imogen Pamela Thorn hzn (whom he has seen only as a small Kaxl ten years before) is found, is not sensidered by the girl of his heart ade- umate to modern needs. In a don't care" Daod Randolph enters a taxi, unseen hJ fAa driver, and is driven to the stage Ger sg s sasaSer. A man he knows DAhe Bsamas, induces . Riys ae eates sAS saA DsAas@S. attempttns W follow. S 1shsA sseA Y RAnaslsA and the snS AAnaolph she ts q choxus girl. an6 heS hDl AsR R@MtiOn. she as h @nGns even hnngry, and he takes her te his arS DsGk There, after lunch, a chance re- mark eonvinces him the girl Is the mia=- Ae Pamela Thornton. He does not tell haw of her good fortune, but secures her Dwomise to stay in the fiat until the nerning, and leaves her. In whimsical zseOd, also realizing that the girls reap paarance has left him practically penni- An1a he bribes the taxi driver to let him Aks his job, and leaving word with the h&Al representative of the Thornton es- aMAA where he can find Pamela, takes up A1s new duties under the name of Slim Hsrvey." He loves the girl. but his pride 1swbids him approaching her under their changed conditions.
 FART u.-One evening he Is engaged hJ Beacher Fremont, notorious profiigate, b drive him and Madge Van Tellier to hestelry known as Greenwood" Aware of the evil nature of the place, Randolph drives the pair to Greenwood cemetery. EwM pAan za k0 and Randolph leaves him there, taking kse girl (who has awakened to a realiza- dan of her folly) to her home. Madge rseognizes him.
 PART III.-In Randolph's apartment Pamela, pondering over the strangeness ak the nights. adventure, realizes she is very much more than interested in the Hpung man. Next morning MT. Borden Kilyuns, her family's legal representative, Informs her of her inheritance. Learning EM&t her acceptance of the money will Nave Randolph penniless, even the furni- tnEe of the apartment belonging to her, sns proposes to divide the inheritance with him. MT. Milyuns tells her Ran 1nlph Is unlikely to agree to such an ar mngement, even if found. He, however, agrees to do his utmost to find the young Dan4 Wide advertising and the employ m1nt of detective agencies fail to accom- u1fsh this. Madge Van Tellier tells Mr. Mlyuns of her encounter with Randolph Knowing only that he is driving a taxi cabs Pamela sets out to find him. The sserch naturally is a long one but finally sAA comes upon Randolph in front of a hstel. Unseen by him she enters his cab bot when giving the starter her address WAndolph recognizes her voice. The a1oets are slippery with snow, and in his settlement he smashes the cab against thor curb, throwing the girl out
 MT: Randolph r he gasped at last, 1E the stunned fronts started to slink way:
 Hold on, there p said Mir. Randolph, .hG divested himself of cap to one, sssrcoat to another, gloves to the third, and asked the fourth for light. "Her- 6Ht," he continued, In modulated AnRes, "the cab outside Is waiting for xE R. Fl. Randolph. It may be there AsD aome time. Have an eye kept on M- .-~f - .N ~Yes, Mir. Randolph. I'll see to 1t, lnz- Randolph. George, MT. Randolph's Arters"
 ~Never mind the letters," counter Banded the oft-named one, and pro- seeded to thread his way to a certain 1nall room strategically placed well wffhin the depths of the edifice and Mr from tho maddening tumult Of the #reets The said apartment at tho msment of his arrival contained nvs occupants seated round . eeseuAaH tasas af convenient height and clothed M