The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-15
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CHAPTER N
THE NOISES OF SPACE
u was early In tho morning
when Garrick with Dick turned
into the driveway Of Glenn's house
at Nonowantuc.
Any word OF vira and RUTH
querled Glenn.
mot yet. hut there IL some
thing you can do. Have you had
your breakfast? Then come
along
At Defoe's Observation-Disclosures
Garrick posted Glenn on guard.
NOW. look here. boy-if you love
vira and want her hack. guard
this place a. you would your life.
Garrlck had assumed n rather
stern tone; he knew he must Inn
press Glenn. Inside and out" he
added seriously.
"Td like to be with YOU hunting
the gir,s.' returned Glenn PROMPT
~, hut II sticking here will help
me, depend on me. III be n
sticklcr. all right. Only for
heavens sake. get those giris."
Dick grasped his hand and Gar
rick slapped his back encourng-
ingly. With one last look 10 Voc
that nothing had been disturbed.
Dick grabbed up a small oak case
and some other portable parapher-
MALTA and luEged n nut IN the car.
Never can tell" he said 10 Gar
rick. Il hate to he out OF radio
touch. And why the club can't ap-
prouriaie money for an outfit. ]
can't see"
Oarrick made the club his head
quarters and he felt ne would like
TO start the day there.
Cast thy words upon the ether
and they shall return unto thee
after many days" laughed Garrlck
as he looked owe his mail. 81
suppose now Tor n week I'm going
20 he hombarded with mali from
radio fans. It's ALWAYS that way.
Where do they find tho time to
write all the letters7 Say-here's
one. though. Read that. a post
card postmarked North port'.'
Dice who was familiar with the
ways % the radio listeners. read
the card;
Your message was good and
clear-But why ala you suddenly
stop when you began to tell us
your s%uspicions9
Up. = ! don't approve OF phono-
graph selections In radio broadcast
ing. anyhow. ! can buy records.
TX 9Oa."
Someone on a cruiser or motor
boat with a wireless" commented
Garrick. II like your radio frnter-
nifty. Dick. They certainly do take
an Interest In one another and 70
out ~ their way to do H."
Dick laughed. You should SEQ
my malt Why II they don't like
n thing they almost take II as a
personal insult-for free
service,'
There's n catch in II some
whore" considered Garrick. Now
what does he mean? didn't stop
J went right on to the end. And
the monograph record-what's
thatp"
Dick shrugged. Ills MIND was
on something else. Garrick. In hif
! room, having without avail tried
10 find out the Identity Of TX s02''
from the limited lists NJ the club.
called the Customs House In New
York and requested the looking IN
Of the number In the motor boni
registration under the federal ,aw
lie waited.
"Ius, what 7 expected" ndgeied
Dick. "Marooned-away from 4
radio for no one knows how long,
That's why ] grabbed this thina
nm. the first thing ! laid my hand,
on. Got tho receiving a~pparntus-
all hut the %antenna. On. very wei
we'll see"
Dick snapped In place small
ciipS which connected the bed
springs Of Carrick's bed-and puI
the headpieces like n telephone re.
ceiver 10 his ears.
Red sprines-fhe iron fire es.
cape-the gas and water pipes.
the telephone wire" he remark
ed NJ he tuned and adjusted. "ai,
most anything MAJ serve as M
antennn In n PINCH
Tho room telephone rang fol
Garrick. II was the Custom,
House calling. I'VE find.- re-,
ported the clerk. that X so2 /,
registered by Patrick Devlns
bridgeport. Connections. a forty.
foot cabin cruiser. named T.assie
Want a description"
Carrick had just finished cOpy.
ms u when n loud excinmatior
came from Dick. ny Iove-CuN'
It's a message from Ruthf pe
peaied-twice-here. I scribblsd 4
on this hook
"Pienae give this 10 tho new
papera-u now develops that Jacl
Curtis. who attempted an elop.
, ment yesterday with me has a VIII.
Mrs Rae Iarue Curtis. Thai b
All nAW Tall aAu a.AaA.- 80.