Connecticut western news., 1921-03-10
SYNOPSIS.

PART Robert Hervey Randolph, Rpung New York man-about-town, leaves As home of his sweetheart, Madge Van KalIler, chagrined because of her refusal nx his proposal of marriage. His income, M000 @ year, which he must surrender 3 8 certain Miss Imogen Pamela Thorn Mm (whom he has seen only as a small xaxi ten years before) Is found, is not samsidered by the girl of his heart ade- ssaate to modern needs. In 8 don't care'' mood Randol"h enters a taxi, unseen by tAa driver, and Is driven to the stage Mk@c of a theater. man he knows, @R&e Beamer, induces a girl to enter the nA. Beamer, attempting to follow, h waRhed back by Randolph and the cab moves on. His new acquaintance tslIs Randolph she Is a chorus girl, and has Rsst her position. She is In distress, evsn AnnRry, and he takes her to his apm~@~ msnE There, after lunch, chance re- sMaTac eonvinces him the girl Is the miss ang Pamela Thornton. He does not tell Aer of her good fortune, but secures her wonniSe to stay in the flat until the Emgrning, and leaves her. In a whimsical mood, also realizing that the girls reap p@arance has left him practically penni- Aam@, he br1bes the taxi driver to let him mike his job, and leaving word with the h@Al representative of the Thornton esA A1ha where he can find Pamela, takes up Hs new duties under the name of Slim Hsrvey." He loves the girl. but his pride sovbids him approaching her under their shanged conditions.
 PART u.-One evening he Is engaged AF Beacher Fremont, notorious profligate, a1 drive him and Madge Van Tellier to Abstelry known as Greenwood" Aware aS the evil nature of the place, Randolph drives the pair to Greenwood cemetery. i. and Randolph leaves him there, taking she girl (who has awakened to realiza- tOn of her folly) to her home Madge recognizes him.
 PART III.-In Randolphs apartment Pamela, pondering over the strangeness of the nights adventure, realizes she Is very much more than interested in the Ypung man. Next morning MT. Borden Mflyuns her family's legal representative, informs her of her inheritance. Learning th&t her acceptance of the money will Aave Randolph penniless, even the furni- snre of the apartment belonging to her, she proposes to divide the inheritance with him. MT. Milyuns tells her Ran 1olph Is unlikely to agree to such an ar nngement, even If found. He, however, agrees to do his utmost to find the young man, Wide advertising and the employ MRent of detective agencies fail to accom- latshs this. Madge Van Tellier tells MT. Mlyuns of her encounter with Randolph. Knowing only that he is driving a taxi cab, Pamela sets out to find him. The search naturally is long one, but finally ahe comes upon Randolph in front of a hNteL Unseen by him she enters his cab, 5ut when giving the starter her address Randolph recognizes her voice. The streets are slippery with snow, and in his excitement he smashes the cab against inc curb, throwing the girl out.
 Thanks" said MT. Randolph, but shook his head sadly.
 "Now, listen," resumed Mir. @Shaughnsssy "Pm goin' to 4have the boys up here as they come in an put 'em on. In the enteract, you slip out for a makeup. Get Sally Painter round the corner to tone your face down to the color of your freckles, do az little Job on yer eyebrows, an fix a: deep scar in the upper lip of yer speakin' tube. Get me?"
 Mr:. Randolph's widely placed blue eyes, narrowed in an effort to examine inc proposition shrewdly from all angles, and the light of hope was just Beginning to dawn across the trouble ka his honest face when there came a sharp knock on the door, followed promptly by the rattle of the loose knob and the unceremonious entry of one birdlike, bald-headed, dappel corporation lawyer and two corpulent