The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-07
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CHAPTER Ill

Dick rcjoined Garrick late In the
afternoon In his rooms Al the
Nonowantuc Country Club. Gar
rick had been developing the roll
OF films.
what do you see there?" he
asked Dick. h"iding up the strip.
Dick turned toward tho light
and looked carefully. "A boat
Looks like one OF those scout
cruisers butt for the government
during the var"
ITS autoEraphic. you see. The
name. Tine BacchRnte' II written
under L. and the dave"
oh YES. But by whom7 Whose
writing - that7"
Newer mind that now. What
~ tha; shore llneg DO you recog-
nixe ~ Take my glass
Diek studied Il intentiy and min.
uteiv for some minutes. II think
II looks like Greenport liar-
Dor"
That was what l thought. 7
wanted your opinion. Now look at
the next one"
"why-that's Brock-at the
WHEEL
Here's another OF a party
Glenn. Ruth, Nira-"
"Ar4 that other siri II Rae
Larue. That fellow In back is Jack
Curtis" g.
Garrick slowed the girls hat and
the films away In a chest.
We'll. what next asked
Dick. Il suppose thcyH all be AT
the club tonight at that Subscrip-
ton Dance"
,, Garrick nodded silence. He was
calling Gre.nport where he had a
friend. a boat builder.
Seems that she's n mystery
/, shlp-on mystery cruises. h.
frowncd as he turned 10 Dick from
4 the telephone. They know her
Out there. all right. But no on'
out there seems to know who own
her. She slips on these mys
terious cruises. then back just a.
uneNpectcdly-then away again
From the description ia say tina
Brock often handles her ms cap
tain. There nearly always SOM
I OF that crowd Of young folks OF
her. too: sometimes a party. NJ,
Q friend says h1 viii telephone
the "Bacchantc' In. ShI
went out yesterday"
II WIS after dinner aud a mn
absent minded knocking about .
the bilifrrd balls alone. that Gar
rick was recalled to the matter n
hand by the penetrating tuning "a
Of the orchestra in the bail room
He sauntercd out on the wild
club porch that faced the harbu
A n looked out straight ahea
through the wide opening OF IN
49,. - - 49,.
was a beautiful starry night wit
no moon. Far out in the SCUM
could he seen one OF the big Me-
England steamers. n majestl
macs OF lights. Here and Their
knots OF young people had begu
To gather.
quiet corner where he coul
watch when three girls. arm In arr
In light shimmery summer frocl
sauhtcred across the lawn and u
the steps.
~ oh. Guy He turned. II VI
~ Ruth. nearest. with Vira on N
III other end and "a plquant littl
bobbed- haired. snsppy-eyed. 18th
" animated girl between thci
a., We've been talking about you
~ aid Rae wants 30 much tn me-
p you. Ruth presented Garrick
p Rae faruc. Carrick was an adcl
with polite pcrsiflage. lie need,
TO be, 10 cover up the eggerno
A. with which he studied this intorss
a. Ing young person.
I've heard 80 much about go
n Mr.. Garrick.' she explains
keenly, with a come-on smile az
a hesitation after the MIR IN
m limited at the irk-cmenesa Of 60
Nc mality. You live at the ella
don't you? I'm staying with Be
Page; you must know the Page.
ira seen you around when We
ot been over here IN l thought
'oi knew you were-yOut'
Rae had that Hometimes fat
ns gift OF tattery, a way Of ieadii
~ "A man on to talk about hims,
and OF appearing TO be exclusive
a Interested In his tastes and pa
times. Guy studied her aa she a
Wy voted her entire attention 20 nj
to the exclusion OF her companion
Was she attractive because she "
80 young; or was II because d
had had 80 much experience
being young7 From his life NJ 4
club they were soon far a-fls
leaping lightly TO the visit 10 &
Sea Namp, then eve wcatwai