The Washington times., 1921-03-23
Ki.dness Proves His UaAsinx.

Kindness Proves His UnAeing.
This employer. II may now ~
told. is Heywood Achison. q man ef
impressive :nien. E. payer OF Office
rent. but otherwise q person with
out visible means of support He
does not move in society. yet he II
not a police character. Whatever
he has done. he has not been found
out-not until now. And It was .
trick of fate that he was found out
at the only time in his career that
he ever ATTEMPTED to do q charitable
act.
One man alone found him out. and
that man. Wallace Ramsey. his un-
relenting enemy. was led to com
pound . felony by suppressinR the
story of a crime because OF his bud
ding interest in the younR woman
out Of sympathy for whom sAchison
risked his liberty and SO much OF
his reputation AS he had Heretofore
been able to preserve.
Achison's sympathy for the Rlri
and her mother prompted him to de-
strov by Are his own home aad its
contents. amonx which was a spur
ious velasauex. trng owned in the
FEdKewater family. but used by
Achfson in a during attempt to
swindIe an Insurance COMPANY for
the relief Of the former owners Of
the canvas.
The sensational interest In this
case Of arson lies not so much in
the mere commission of she crime.
nor in what prompted IL. as In the
exercise Of satanic cunning with
which It wis committed with view
ito creating an Impression that the
burning of the house was. acci.
dental. And equally sensational 10
the crime was detected and the
criminal accused.
Third II Nameless Slave Girl.
There is no record Of the name Sof
the third voang woman of the trio
with which thL story is concerned.
She Is a. Chinese gin and where she
is and the conditions under which
she exists are unknown. But she
figured in case of tong revenge
droDped out of sight.
This Chinese slave girl was an
unwilling passenger on az old tub.
she vasa. Capt. Cleabore. which was
to San Francisco. On the boat with
her were. eight Cinnamon. who, by
virtue of vsriouS amounts paid tho
Finnish captain. were led to believe
they could defeat the exclusion act
and permit themselves to-. be SNUG
Eled into the United States.
But these eight Cinnamon came to
Sso ssep T. %se men had Ss
money and thought it safer to en-
forcc their debarkatiop at sea than
to take them through the Golden
with the, eight. other celestial ,.pas-
sengers, but when the slaughter be
gan she dived int, the sea with the
courage OF Tahiti girl. Sbe was
Ssasa out S ase sea By s chcsss Fess
Brothers Tong. and TO them she told
the story OF the murder Of eight
men by 'Cleabory.
C.ptni" Cn1ahs II Tr.r.
From that hour the eF-iun, was
marked man. Though he was 4;
hairy giant, he was not%slow. ~itted.
ss,pe ts opeorfSnity Sns ana i9ns tRen s ffSa
it's vengeance with unparalleled
All the craftincss of. the highly
echinamnSSn, 1 Lee Sal Kan; oor%S Hss re-
auired to enable the tons, to get It's
hands on Ulcaborg. and then this
was accomplished only bv appealing
to the latter's cunning. He fell into
the trap and he paid and still DAYS.
in living death tie penaltyS for his
crimes.
the sea captain was 'captured by the
tong and the marvellous means OF
his punishment, unprecedented in
America, are proven into narrative
of absorbing interest.
How Stories Are RecsrseA.
SO are told in a few sentences
some phases OF tho sinGulariy' inter.
esting stories OF three Young women
who have never known one another.
and vet whose stories, greatly am,
plifed, combine 10 support Q, single
interest.
The amusinglv sensational story
of the strange exploits OF Miss Hsak
riettas Brown Is related BY. Samuel
Garage OF Enchantment."
The exciting narrative of the In
fluepce OF n girls beauty on the
career Of Svrnpathctic crook "
found in Miss 1idrewatcrs history
as set down bv Mrs. Wilson Wood
",cverv Map Has HIS Price"
And tho weird and tragic story OF
tho Chlnese tonc's unrcmlttinE pun
tshn' mt OF Cant Ulcaborr is writ
ten nv Jack Fovle, authority on the
oricnt0l IN .tmerics IN "Tbc Claw.
OF 'hc Tong" f
These three stories and ten others
Of The RED BOOK MAGAzINE. On
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