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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
OHIO MINERS
WOULD AVERT
OUTLAW STRIKE

C"I"n,i"s pIi" Ia" - '"sii'"
Ii"noi lr"vlot'" 'rv"'l"d 80 I"''"'"'''"r
tnss,I.lu dor ,1.u"-uI ~ ali'"'l"" "'"'
IIur =, Ihrt H. ~" I,""""s '""l h"l'"
vho,o unIun ,nl'lrla ~" uul"' ""sr''"
rrnr ~ ,oIlirr ""uIlrw" "'rlt"'. w"'
,roIo ~ tho convention ~ ~" 'h'"
Hir,rirt. TrIt"h Mnm" N"'t"'u ~
Nru"rl"o. h"r" today
\ constitutional amendment. nd"p'"l
inter tong discussion. pr"hihi'H local
urIun rrom calling strikes without sane.
lion ~ sub districts or district officials.
Leasing aud operation Of mines 10y
Yrnupa ur miners. said to he growing
nracttcr In ohio. was condemned by tn"
delegates. and constitutional amend
mcnt providing for the method OF "p'
Grafton was adopted.
Thu, amendment provides thar al
miners working In the cooperative
holdings must he union men. The lore
man, however. Is excepted from the ruI-
ing.
Notion OF the delegates today was r"-
gardcd rs indicating support or the
rolIcIes OF both John l.. Lewis. inter-
national president, and Lee Han, dis
trct president
opponents OF both the national anu
dIst-ir; administration yesterday sought
unsuccrSstullN to limit rather than IN
crease the powers OF the district oul-
Gals
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TWO-WIFE THEORY
FAILED TO WORK OUT

How Albany Iud Jn" ~ Wl"''
W IunU'r iho"ry uH NAN rh"nlh lee
allowed D." h"vr m"t" TIN" go" VII"
r., IIrd =" ulnnL ~ '"ur' i.'h'Y. h''h."F"
.Lu'h hin nrrl md r"""nd wir"H r"hEh'
To- rrn,c bis contention I"nT wnH -"
fenced To- rctvo FROM iwo !" rs" N'''H
In tho n,nln pcuitcnilnry. H. ing '"nf"'
If by "A Jury on tho "hnrg" or hIPh'""
lite first wife. Mrs Mary l"" Long
whom no rnnrrlod In lHOl. was g"n'"n''d
to servo ton h"urg In Jail and !" rny
fine OF So for contempt "t court Wh9
In tail whom her husband was acn''n'"d
and Marjorie MCFHiling. whom Long
married IN 1920 WIS arrested on sta
,utNry charg" during tn" day.
Longs case has attracted more thah
usual attention because Of tn" action
~ the two women. Both wives live In
apparent happiness under the sam" roof
after Long had taken In" second wife
with the consent OF the first according
TO their testimony
Longs claim that Marjorie had an un-
usual power and that his first wife's
spirit" was dead. failed to hold In
court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
COMMUNISTS SLAIN IN
COUNTER REVOLUTION

NIkolalcvsk. Samara Province, RuS"ia'
lam - CoSsack counter revolutions
aries who have Just raldcd TINS pI"ce
rrsprctrd to the last detail American
Relief Administration supplies hut shot
"a Cnmmunisls. blow M the principal
building Of the town. and looted SOVIET
government warehouses; hllcd with fnrS'
matches. skins, tobacco and military
stores.
Their entrance waa picturcsuuc. They
cuinr on 500 strong. mounted on black
lnrurq and each man and woman armed
with rIN,s two YlinGa nr cartridge DCItH.
knives and pistols. Riding At their head
wac their leader. %nrins. tall ana wear
lnu = frrOrIOua looking black hcitru nc
hind the cavalry cam" n train or Zoo
wagons, brought from tho fastnrHsr" OF
the trail mountains to carry away Inc
loot.
Their nctlona were regulated win
much discipline. Arriving "arly on
Saturday morning. they FIRST cut all
,rlcrrnph wires. then rounded up tho
Communists and executed them.
Thr people Of tho town were notlhrd
r,nm thu public square that they would
no, be ,,hot or injured. and also Saflns
ordered that G. T.. Floctc. OF San Fran
cisco. the only American In the place
and In chnrEc OF tn" relief supplies TOT
the children. lac notified that American
Sl!uplira would not hc looted.
During the day tho Soviet supplies
were loaded on the wagons. lI5 prison
rrs were released from the jnils. all tho
a,ailalIr horses were taken. ana tho
counter revolutionary bpnd departed. On
the way out they passed undlhlrubed
other American supplies.
When the Communists returned. they
lt once lnck"d up tho village priehtn
md ,,h,d Il number or,VIlIaKors guilty
of InulInr tho a,"rrr lcr by tho counter
I,Nu!uiNuuI hand.
la thIr IrEIun Ihoio hIn ltn'oo"
,hiHiI,u g. "uU ur wh"m al" being Ied
l., tie Americana. Tho "Ih"In arc
rlrr,Iur 1ho ,uuulry Ia d"n"ihi". bar
tea uf Iitrn nmd lIo'a aud lin n'hh'Y
,ruru 81 Iho pnnt nnImm"r w"'" all Ie'
,uirIIiuI,rd Ia N'plrmh"I. =. NOO ,OOn
rnundu a. n"u wei" mlil'h h"i" anu
att nf II ahipI"d I" M"r'"w 80 i"i'"
rrnd I"t IT," Itrh amy. 90 "lh"I nH"H
I.uIlh, uII,rr I"',un. hero -" f""h "f any
Liud la I" Leo had f"T money
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Green Pictures the
Alleged Conditions in
West Va. Mine Region

Shumukln Ia. Jan. l9.--Th" SITUATION
In n" West Virginia r"'l h"ldS N'7
touched upon today 10y William Green,
gccrrtar..- treasurer Of N" Iu'"rmJt!"nh
organization of the United Mn" W"rA-
crs, In a speech hcror" the delegates I"
the anthracite wIEc conference In S'f'
sion hers.
NJ Green said the !nt"rnnu"nrl or
rnnIzatlnn haze sent almost tw" million
dnllart into West virginia 10 feed ami
rIo,hc mon. women uud chIldr"n. many
r whom. he added. n" living In tents
Moro than thirty thousand dollars II
week ~ holm: Hcnt to West Virginia ana
In,o washington state. whCr" there was
Il strike
In West virginia. Mr.. Green told tn"
anthracite men. al III" officers In ms
,rl,t -, with the exception "t III" pro-
yISInuaI Irc-Id,n'. hHv" h"ru arrested
ana zen, ~ IAN ~ Logan county. 'wh"r"
the coal uuCr} tor" reign supreme. VAR
.u,ly changed with murder. treason nnh
,iN,r Criln"p Drir"rS whom b." termed
"coseayke." Mr. Green said. hay"
swo ped down in IL" cabin Creek f"''
uon and taken men In hatchcs Of 20 |"
the Logan county jail
Mr.. Green spoke at III" "f'"rn""n
session. Ills address followed on" n
1hc morning session hv IhiHp Murray.
International Ne" prcstd"nt wh" told
tine hlrl-rpnl di2Ecrs that the theory
thrt lower wages would bring nh"nt
ntrldirr work in tho mining regions or
Tho country was false II" said In u"n-
union Fields. where wages hnd hrrn cut
there was no apprcciahlc resumption "t
mining.
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Will Join in Paying
the Alumni Secretary

Charleston. W. Va. Jan. l?.-Th"
state board Of education tonight agreed
10 Ioln with the alumni! association %
West virginia University In paying the
salary OF r. II. Y"rkc. held secretary
OF the ASSOCIATION. who was recently en-
gagged. Tho two agencies Will pay tho
salary on m equal basis.
Dr Il. T.. Troit"r. president OF tho
upINcrsIty recommended tn" r"up"ra-
ton OF the hoard with the alumni when
ne appeared tonight. Ills conference"
with The beard WAS delayed for several
hours because Of II joint meeting with
the board oc control
The hoard % control and educators
discussed the financial conditions 81
several stat" institutions. in"Iud'nE IN"
university. late this afternoon y" pun
lie announcement Of results of the con
ference was mad".'
Secretary y T.. Marsh said a dean
Tor the agricultural college has not yet
been selected The matter wn' not
even mentioned. he said. adding ina,
/, would probably come up ut the maj
session today.
The advisory council 10 the state
board recommended that IA" board re-
nus. Tho request OF President Sims. OF
Rlucncld Collegiate Institute. 1" cStab-
lish a summer school there.
II hlso recommended that tn" request
OF President Sims FOR the appointment
OF ]. ". Robinson. OF North Fork. ~ Il
member Of the liluencld Institute far-
ulty. To have charge "r extension
work. hc granted. Th" appointment 81
an athletic director was ais" RECON-
mrndcd. ~ funds nr" nvailnhl".
Another rccommendnil"n wAH t'A'
vradunte- 81 the c"!lrU" class ~ West
Virginia Collegiate ln"tiiul" At Inst
tut. l." granted high r'h""l r"'ilh'h'""
prov ldri tho-" persons Attended sum
nrr s,hnuI Tor not lc~- than min" weeks
and ,n,ry not les than lhrr" TuhI|'l'
IN addition during Tho numm"r "i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
ALLEGED BLUE LAW
VIOLATORS SCORE

Charleston. ". Va. Jan ~ HS"' 90
s.,,,.n ,,,,,,,Ir{nrs OF hot dog" stands.
.nrrrrI~d Sunday and charged With sell
.lug rnIl dIinka ga that dnN Ia l"Ih'",
nr ely uud stat" hwn Wei" dlh"lnH"'
by " " wr'tr. iustl'" 80 Il" peace
after hcatlu- the 4, Ih"""" today luiE"
WORT h"Id thnt sui" ct SOFT h' 'nN'
with a hot dog" wnH 40 p"ttn!nrihIn
49,. ,,lc .r DRINKS with any other Kind
"r - ncnl Ito tudk mnI"r .'dI ir"m"mi
IL" cnr.a 81 qcycu Ear station r"rl J"
tors after hearing TIA" evidence" GU
ford Fruth. one ut IN" defendants. '"''l
fed that Gasolln" was H"id not nI"h'
10 Measure drivers. hut :" phYEi"iau''
,pIlk dnlIycry trucks. and taNI1hH,
while f. = Book. rs attorney Tor 'h'S'
men. argued that ouch uses "f Ens",
iipe constituted necessity and that
tho Sunday closing law d'h not Apply
to his clients.
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tually in service, will remain until 1851.
1899 and 1910 respectively. while tive
OF the most modern ships. the Colorhoo
and the Washington which are 70 %
completed this year. Will go TO the JUNK
pile In 1912.
ships to He Junksd
TN, hrsl great group or American
shius ia gu To DaVy Joness ISocAsfs
all Of which viii lie scrapped ihiS Ssss'
are the Maine, Missouri, virginia. ~
bTusha Georgia New Jersey, Hioas
island Connecticut. Louisiana 's'"nh
Gansas aInuss"tn, Ns~ HampthUs,
hnuIh IaInilnn. hilThltau. h""'h psN"s~'
indiana ktnnInIia rnilh tnirllh" I"Wssi
NJ" aaa,husoIis. i,.ia TaJ", 7"''h inh"'st
iI.u ,,n,,n,Ei.Iad hattie - ul""'a leAWHs
i"n I"nn,li"iI"n t"n"'"'l"h"" sara
i"r. Ilanra, "ud tho IjnI,"d Hta'ss
nerIoremonl hniil"shipa ~ B,eVO
innn airnhr,d displacement are siYen
letters a. y. -, ". "tc, W MO c"hI
win a md u r"mrlsi"d thla year,
md y viii bc laid down IN l7Sl' w hhu
y In 1892 md - IN 1913.
The ycnr In3t scca tho FLOR Juan
md wyoming Ecrnpped. battleships
md laid down rhd & ana ~ cohp'e,o
In 1895 the Arkansas, Texas ana new
York are scrapped. battleship J Is laid
down and f. and T. arc completed.
Pennsylvania Goes
In 1896 the Nevada and Oklahoma
nro scrapprd: X and l. are laid down
md G. Is completed.
In 1887 the Arizona and Pennsylvania
are scrappcd. VI IL laid down and II ana
| nrc completed
In 1898 the Mississippi Is scrapped.
and o are laid down and IL com
plctcd.
In 1879 tho New Mexico and Idaho
arc scrappcd. + and Q are laid down
and X and /. are completed.
In 1910 the Tennessee Is sc1apped
md NJ Is completed.
lii 1891 the California and Maryland
are scrappcd and y and o are COM
pletcd.
In 1912 two ships of the Colorado
class are scrapped and and Q are COM
pleted, leaving us with Is Post Jutlands.
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Dated this 10Th day or December. 1921.
LIME COLA BOTTLlNG COMPANY.
CHAS. NASSIF.
PETER XAMBON.
State OF West Virginia. County Of Ohio.
to-wit:
I. James II. Vale. II Notary Public %
said County or Ohio do certify that
Charles Nassif and Pete Hamh"n. trading
under tho style and nrm namo OF Lime
Cola BottlinB Company. wh"so names
arc signed To tho writing nh"9o "hd
hereto annexed. bearing date this i'tt
day Of December. 1921, have this day
Acknowledged tho snmo before me IN my
said county
Given under my hand IhiH 5th day ~
January. iS2s.
JAMEh u. VALE.
Notary iuhliU an hf"roraih
my commission asrirsa O"t"hrr an.
1901 Jan "a ~ % O. {
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RECORD SLUMP IN
SHIPPING ON LAKES

Detroit. Mich. Jan. 19.-The year OF
1921. witnessed on" OF III" EfeateSt
slumps in shipping on the Great Lakes
that has been recorded sinc" "rHHhi""
ton OF the Lake Carriers association
,r,nrdlng Ia thu annual report or The
made putin" today 10y WIZ
liam Ii.Iust"ur. president Tia" tonnage
drcIeuscd nearly An.uOO.Oou net l"hH
from the average 81 IN" hlN pre- Gums
) ears the report stated u" '"''
f,r thr ,u,.iug ,rni was d, rIh,d an
mathematical "y,InH /" dlHt"'h"d ''"
nUinI, ,undliionh
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CARBOL|C ACID
THROWN IN FACE
Mhs nuun nOTD. or nOUrh sibh.
IN hTThGn NY uH-
nnOWH WOMAn
Police unable :" Fi"h T'""s ~ ASA"
anL W"nan nhsrp.d h""
Ip"o.w

A., rI," rI,urr,l i'"ur -" ""''ih"
trII.I H. II,n r"ui ~ boz h"'"", ~"
rrII Ir,uI. slr"rI bet night "h"n' y
n.rIn,.L Ma IIurh u"vI wu" mli""h"h
I,,. pu unLuupu vuInnn who throw q
Gun ur ,nrlulir r,iI ~ h"r fn'".
Attracted ~ h"r prr"nuH. n"lHhhpr'
ran T." hor riI physician was Nll"d
md nlo" tho p"lIro. Detectives IIum"'
and Crumharkor wrrr rushch I" me
r"cnc. hut up until "'cl"Ck this morn
In: wrr" unable ~ md any clu" I" mo
case Several nrlEhhUrg wore HnH'-
toned but claimed they knew nothing
Of tho affair. Mrs. I!0yd claims shc
docs not know who the woman was
Tho ncld did not touch her face bus
covered her breast and arms.
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WILL SAVE few SHIPS
CONTINUED from Page One.)


their fighting ships has been chnrtcd
with cXacting detail In an annex to the
naval Limitation treaty Of the arms con-
ference. Definite provisions also have
been made for requirements.
The chart. obtained today. shows
America must scrap 81 vessels when
the treaty Is effective: Great Britain
-, rs well AZ abandoning her building
program: Japan Is, ns we'll as abandon
Ing her projected building program
Reference to the 6-5-3-l.7J-l.7J cap
ltal ship ratio hus been omitted In the
nnaI draft Of tho treaty. 1t was also
learned today.
Japanss. objection
OmiHsinn Of the actual ratio was due
to Japanese constituencies. tho Japanese
holding this would tend Ia give nm MIR
nr inrcrIoriiy To their nation. The ratio.
however. IL Indirectly provided for by
Wpccliic figures ON total tonnage.
After tho frs, big batch or ships ~
Rcrappcd this year America HcrapH no
more until 1894 but britain must SCRAP
four moro In 1925 and begin nncw on
RcrarpIng in 1894. while Japan. after
hcr first scrapplng. doc" none until 1874.
The Pennsylvania. New Mexico ma
Tennessee. Amerlca's largest ships nc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
HTOCKifOi.DnIr MTr"rI%a

The annual meeting "f tho a'"chh"ll
era OF tho Wheeling ti'o lnHu'"n' ~
Company ar Wheeling W"at Va. f"r ia"
slsottoa OF Directors Hni confederation
of such other bustnNna ~ may l." n""-
eaaary. will no hold on TurudaY. ian
uary liHt. lD21. at l. NJ. NJ ~" nfrir"
Of tho company. No. 1919 ChRpllno ~ q.
wheeling. w. Va
Ia-i7-2o O. T.. STRAUCIT. Secretary
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FOR SALE &. C.. Cooper Corliss en-
CINE. IFS horsepower: / els horsepower
IRE tube boiler. l National feed water
heater; Dean boiler feed pump: l
Snow boiler feed pump; / Westinghouse
steam air compressor $50: lot pipe.
check valves. exhaust heads and luorI-
Gators; l flooring machine: ! seIt-teed
rip saw; automatic turning machine'
l turning machine. | housing machine'
l automatic mortiser; l cross cut saw;
l rip saw; | shutter Stat p!Hoter.
shutter Stat staple machine: l shutter
Taper: / SYKES grind stone. J. w
Beltz. 10Th and Eon streets. Wheeling.
w Va. ja-l2-m
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MuEnEHuEn nonnuD
Daring ntrost Oar Hnid-up ot NJ. Louis
win 900 In Loot

- I"uIr. No" Jun. - I.lll"t T"n.
To- urrir ru"rurnUrr r"r ~" Inri"n
Ia, I"' 1rurI Company. vn7 h"'h M "nI
.nl,hr, uf u rnlrh"l containing tN.NNO In
carh sud 500 IN uou.ucE"tlnhln pnpoTH
nm n rirrrI ON lhla nfIoInnUn
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NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that We
Charles NaSslr ami Pete Zamhon. trad
Ing under 1re style and nrrn name Of
LINE COLA ROTTLING COMPANY.
have adopted the following trade mark
to be used IN our business aS hOttlerS:
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aur nhnhAa OonrUa WHIT

,,,,i,,,,,, N vn i" - \ v,u
~, ,,,t,,, ,..,rua vnn ioa",i - ,h"
o,,,.,.,,,,. .,,,,,, ,n,i"4 ~ h'h"lf 81 i"''''
Vnra ond ! " i."'"". "'" ''"''l ''
NI.r,no .,,uniy T." "i.ig 'i"i1 80 h"'l
I.I,,, 80, ,niad",,""r"I 'h"'r'" ''"'''''
81 via tho w""ndl"r ~ ~ w.,
,,,,cd - Qh,,IfT " il"it"ld 81 W.
bnwoI county hornu"" ~ ~ WV
,n.nt ty which MuuI"" '"""iy ~
.to aont to work on roads Of Me
county.
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Lost AND FOUND

LOST-One and one-half carat diamond
out OF ring: liberal reward II re
turned Phone 20 Wheeling. Jal9-l
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TOR RENT

FOR RENT - Large furnished house
keeping room on Chapllno street and
ono on Island Inquire 1929 Chapl'ne
street. Ja-lS-l
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FOR SALE-S0 Acre farm. miles west
OF Freeport Ohio. Good laying land'
$1,000 worth OF timber. Good ouNdInSS'
fruit. water. etc. Price right Tor quick
sale. J. l.. Johnson. Freeport, Ohio.
ja-lS-l
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TOR SALE

FOR SALE shares OF GNnrieSa Motor
stock. class \. $50 per share Il s"Id
at once. Address T.. W. this Office.
jan.2O-h
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ccrct. the snowy egrct. tho roSeate
sroonbin and rcd-hillcd pigeon ana
large variety Of duckS.
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WALLACE ON Tuoaday Hri"rnr"u.
January II. 1922. Mt 80 O'Clock at
tho ohio valley General il"apttal
CHARLES W. WALLACE. In hlt Goth
year
FUNERAL services from tho home at
Over brook avenue, Elm Grove. Friday
afternoon at o'clock. lnterment will
be made at Stone Church cemetery.
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FOR SALE-Trailmobile. u; ton capac-
ity. nearly AZ good as new. prIc" very
low TO quick buyer. The Anderson e
McGregOr Co. 1854 Noble ST. Hellaire.
Ohio lan.l0-s
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Read and use IntcllIGenCer Want Ads
You'll get what you want.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-21

he knew we were bound TO see him
and thought that the best way wac
to be quite frank about him"
But were you bound to see him?
You were all away playing golf
I'VE were bound to see him if he
stayed in the house that night"
Very well. then. That's one
thing we've discovered. Mark knew
that there was no chance Of getting
Robert out Of the house at once"
Bin looked at his friend eagerly
go on" he said. This is getting
interesting.
"He also knew something else. -
went on Antony. He knew that
Robert was bound 10 betray his real
character TO you as soon as you met
him"
Yes That's sound enough"
We'll. now. doesn't it strike you
that Mark made up his mind about
ali that rather quickly"
How do you mean?"
He got this letter at breakfast
He read IL. and directly he had read
it he began 10 confide in you all.
That is to say In about one second
ne thought out the whole business
and came 10 a decision-to two de-
cisions He considered the pOssibi-
lity Of getting Robert out OF the way
before you came back. and decided
that 60 was impossible He con-
sidered the possibility OF Roberts
behaving like an ordinary decent
person in public and decided that IL
was very unlikely. He came TO
those two decisions instantaneously
as he was reading the letter. Isn't
that rather quick work"
wei what's the explanation?
Antony waited until he had refill
ed and lighted his pipe before an
swcring
What's the explanation? Well.
let's leave il for a moment and take
another look at the two brothers. In
conjunction. this time, with Mrs.
NorbUry
Mrs. N9rbury?" said Bill. sur
prised
YES Mark hoped 20 marry Miss
Norbury. Now. If Robert really was
blot upon the family honor. Mark
would want 20 do one of two things.
Either keep IL from the Norburys
altogether. or else. if il had 20 come
out. tell them himself before the
news came TO them indirectly Well
he told them But the funny thing
is that he told them the day before
Roberts letter came Robert came.
and was killed. the day before yes
terday-Tuesday. Mark told Mrs.
Norbury about him on Monday
What do YOU make OF that"
coincidence said Bill after
careful thought He'd always
meant 20 tell her; his suit was pros
pering. and Just before IL was final
" settled. he told her. That hap
pened 10 be Monday on Tuesday
he got Roberts letter. and felt jolly
glad that he'd told her in time"
We'll. 30 might be that. bat it's
rather a curious coincidence And
here is something which makes II
very curious indeed. Il only oc-
CURED 10 me IN the bath this morn
ing. Inspiring place. a bathroom.
Well. it's this-he told her on Mon
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CONTINUED From Our saturday
IsSuc.)
CHAPTER XVII

Y
The inquest was at 8 o'clock;
thereafter Antony could have no
claim on the hospitality Of the Red
House. BY 10 o'clock his bag was
packed, and waiting 10 be taken to
the George" To BIZ, coming up
stairs after a more prolonged break
fast. this early morning hustle was
q little Surprising
What's the hurry?" he asked.
None. But we don't want TO
come back here after the inquest
Get your packing over now and then
we can have the morning 30 our
selves"
"Righto" He turned to go to his
room. and then came back again.
OF say are we going 20 tell Cayley
THAT were staying at the George g."
You're not staying at the
George Bill Not officially. You're
sO.ng back 90 London"
"Oh!"
Eyes. ASK Cayley 20 have your
lussage sent i'm 20 Stanton ready
for YOU when you catch q train
there after the inquest You can
tel him that you've got 90 see the
Bishop of London at once. The
fact that you are hurrying back 20
London TO be confirmed viii make
&, seem more natural that 7 should
resume my interrupted solitude at
.he 'GcCrse' as soon as YOU have
CONE"
Then where do sleep tonight o."
uotflc.any. i'm my bed. unless
',cy've sos another spare room a.:
rr George I've put your confir-
nation robe-I mean your pyianls
ana brushes and things-in my bag.
ready for YOU Is there anything
Else YOU want 90 know? No? Then
go and pack. And meet me at
1880 beneath the blasted oak or in
she hall or somewhere. I want 20
talk and talk and talk. and I must
have my Watson"
Good" said Biz. and went off to
his room.
An hour later they wandered out
together into the park.
We've" said Bill. as they sat
down underneath a convenient tree
Talk away"
II had many bright thoughts in
my bath this morning" began An
tony. The brightest one OF all was
that we were being damn fools and
working at this thing from the
wrong end altogether"
Wei. that's helpful"
IF We had been professionals. 7
believe we should have gone ar It
from the other end. The Robert
end. We've been wandering about
Mark and CayIey al the time. Now
let's wonder about Robert for a bit"
We know so little about him"
Wei. let's see what we do know.
First OF all then. We know vaguely
that ne was a bad lot.
Yes"
And then we know rather a
curious thing We know that Mark
told you all that this black sheep
was coming Now, why did ne tell
y0u?"
Bin was thoughtful for a moment.
4 suppose" he said slowly. that
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