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APARTMENTS-t'N
2 ROOMS. KITCH. { PRIVATE BATH. s3a
rooms ktShe itShen AND AND nras Bath
=, Flee b VIII. newly, decorated: -,
Call Main 965s. 1892 9th 81. NV. 49,
@0.a 4th ST. N,E-vERY ATTRACTIVE
Wsr,pSn. S,He r1%ms oIas s4' snd sa5 So Mr. P9.E
NV, bet Meridian Mans, and Hend Castle
rms, kit; din. alcove. bath: So 80: rm.
Murphy bed kit. din. slcove. bath.
81" 80. Apnly ianitor.
1915 KANSAS AVE. N.W-TwO LARGE
rooms with prh'ate m bath and comDete lStGh-
new Sherman Circle.
THE CLAvERLEE. 646 IRVING ST. NV
New. two rooms. kitchen. tile bath. hall
porch: reduced. KEYS 663 Irving 90
FOR REHT1M THE R2YALtT9S on9,,o1 21s
) rooms and bath. Open. J. A. HAYDEN.
1il0 81. NV.
large rooms and porch; ami: reasonable
0yb i55 fok / RP SMS 6o Rooms fS ;, ANp BATH
THREE ROOMS AND BATH. $40. INCLTD-
ing gas and electricity. 1928 11th st, NV.
5 ROOMS. LIGHT, CONVENIENT ALL
in Kitchen. near car line 3o3 st, ne. SO.
. ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH. ALI. MODERN
improvements. Phone Line. 65os-J. 1924
OrFen ST. ne. -
1903 14th ST Nw-4 ROOMS AND BATH
ami: Just been completely remodeled: rea-
sonahle rental To responsible party. 90
2B G22B P0KcH ORC sES6IPT ko6H nAH ROOM SFE SH.N
REAsoNABLE. PHONE ADAMS s7iS j. IS.
5.RoOM AND BATH APT. 1899 IRVING
ST. NV. S15; adults Oily &C.
BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT. all new: two
large rooms. kitchen and private bath d. a.m.i.
$50 lfth 81. NV. Reasonable.
,,7a3 WooDLEY PLACE, NEAR WARD
Z .fa hat no. as
range. sink: new house: garage optional.26'
ENTIRE FLOOR OF 3 ROOMS AND BATH:
neG' monthy gas 1879 gs'm I7th te 81 n% ADULTS only
WALKING DISTANCE TO DowNTowN
section: rooms: hot-water heat. Jas
5 ROOMS ANpo BATH. NEWLY PAPERED
~ ' - 81 H st. NV. -.
ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR: NEW PRvATEE
and range: tiled bath with shower:
@ large porch: gas and light included at $50.
Call $40 Kenyon st. NV. 81
room and bath apartment: strictly private; ;
continuous snnn ho, water: all conveniences end
3o3s ST. N.w.-FIRST FLOOR. TWO
family ant. rooms. bath: electricity: S55
Phone owner. North 1OOS0.
BUCHANAN APIS, 18th AND BUCHANAN
rooms. kitchen. bath and porch: $50; See
janitor. -
lSbo w 1OMlNG. COR. lStn VI f1hr- l.
rooms and closed porch: private bath: all
bright outside rooms: steam heat; S62 80
Apply third floor. Phone Col. 4463.
THREE ROOM APARTMENT S37 IN
cluding light; h.-w.h.; walking distance OF
downtown: white only. Also two-room apart
ment S32 80 Apply first floor or Col. 446'.
3 RMS. BATH AND LGE. PORCH, End
floor. for Ink: ami. h.-w.h.: new mouse
1lOs Owens pl. ne. 20
1924 18th SIT ROOMS. RECEPTION
hall bath. inclosed sleeping porch: newly
decorated: adults: sos Col. 5s71. 30
3OI5 I4th ST. NV. tNR. COLUMBIA RD.l
. and room & bath apts. rear porch !:
open for inspection. Phone Lin sa1
HOwENSTEIN BROS eth & II Sts. \ f.
CLIFTON. 1923 CLIFTON ST. N.W.-4
large rooms reception hall. pantry and bath.
S65.00. Apply to ROGER n. SMITH; 3lf
sth NV. 26'
BEAUTIFUL EDENVILLA. 25l. QUE ST;
n.w.-S125. 90 ants. with porches: reduced
to 500 90 rent from OWNER. 26e
wHYLAND 1874 18th N.w.---APTs. OF
y 3 and rooms and bath; elevator serv-
ice.
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Studcbaker 1924 1Ourinp
Studehaker lOune

Light six sport: duo-toue buff and brown
pant. disc wheels. good tires and nice me-
chanical condition: S415
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

DUPONT CIRCLE. I4Os New Hampshire
Gib,s otbsr Wishing Srsn t" study mgsie Iansuases
sociable environment, free practice rooms.
apawng spms Ere rooms S"3 monthly with Whole
ONE nicely furnished front room. second
moor. next to bath; suitable for .. and one
hnp,a2 samge front room reasonable ami; best
N.W-Large attractive double rooms: twin
S.n Seas "a eXcfiient exec board: individual service:
posure room: suitable for gentlemen pleas.
ant surroundings; home cooking; phone Col
WILL SHARE LARGE. nicely furnished
trent room with refined young lady: own
er nome; best home cooking. Col, 5o9a.
I32I 10Th sT-Girl.' club. beautiful home:
waking distance: home privileges. 2s'
ttAGaE tarsd LODGE. 252a 18th tdetachsdl-
sitaGIe ] md 9dr floor front r9om wlndGws fn1s
Reasonable rate
i. Ioi EYE ST. N.w.--Large front room.
bnesh bstb s,o oeXfposurc hot water heat, next ., 70
home-"ooked food. Tel Franklin 3722. 90
ir.ETWORTH: 300 SHEPHERD ST. NV"
,aige ,,,i rooms and bath. with or without board
niIEale nome. near car line. ~
fni6 .s COLUMBIA ,RoAD--Large second floor
gentlemen. Col BOO
III, dn32 Warm: brigh, rooms. witt, or with;
meals: individual tables j
NICELY furnished room: Southern exposure:
private bath: ami: use of phone: home
cooking. Cleveland 369S.
l9l7 ST. N.W.-T.aree room irwin beds
large closets. adjoining bath. southern ex-
poeurt: private huma: excellent table. -
l23l HARVARD ST. NW-I-aroc nicely
furnished front room for two owners
home: best of home cooking. Col. 5093 90
llol 18Th ST. N.W-Largc room with pr
vate bath. suitable for two threr: also
double room $50 each: excellent meals. 81
HILI.CREST. $500 18th N.W.-Ideal home
Tor those away from comforts of their own.
rooms. with or without bath
1000 { ST. N.E.-Room with board. Ss. 80
week: modern home.
l:'3S COLUMBIA ROAD-Largc front room:
dinners served. Col. l056-J. 80
1927 HARVARD sT.-Suitable for gentle
3sl9 18Th N.W.-Front room. twin beds.
home cooking: also single room.
10th ST-Rcfined home. exceIlens meals.
SO and Sf5. North $50. 81
1869 col. RID. APT l2-Comfortahle Nv
Ing room: Mt. Pleasant car. CO.
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HUDSON COACH.

1923 model: shows every in
dication OF proper care and at
tention; newly painted. S240
down and SIS monthly.
WILLY S-kNlGHT SEDAN.
1925. model IS. 5-passenger:
driven about 5000 miles. Con-
siderable saving on this car.
Has been run just enough to
Timber up the motor. Very easy
terms can be arranged.
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Studebaker 1923 Special
Six Sedan

This car l. done in Pharoah blue with
valley green side panelinc and goid -tripinc
The uruholstery is mauve and black with
colonial silver vases. ornaments and instrti.
n!ents \ Pullman one-Dincp wind shield a
stInvisor and coach riding LAMPS add Ia lis
attractiveness. Runners and good T. 6.
tires. Motor IS excellent. Come early and
ask Tor Gen. Nnwmans car 81 .0SO
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Studebaker 1922 Roadster.
S,tudebaker BIZ" :

4 special six which IL a dandy and has
everything on II from soup To nuts Excel
lent condition and fine tires. S315
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please.
1928 Cadillac sedan.
1925 Paige brougham
1925 Ford coupe.
1924 Peerless; 7-pass. sedan.
1924 Peerless. 5-pass. sedan.
1924 Peerless, 5-pass. touring.
1924 Nash. 7-pass. sedan.
1924 Ford touring.
1928 Peerless, 7-pass. sedan.
1928 Peerless. 7-pass. touring.
1925 Peerless, 5-pass. touring.
1928 Peerless coupe.
1928 Chevrolet sedan.
1928 Buick touring.
1923 Nash touring.
1922 Wills-St. Clare touring.
1922 Maxwell touring.
1922 Buick touring.
1922 Columbia sedan.
Packard and Cadillac tour
ings and sedan.
Fifty cars to select from.
tr-oIp
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NOT \ SALE.
BUT
SALE PRICES.

We are especially in need OF
some small cars. therefore it
behooves YOU to look our cars
over before YOU make up your
mind We trade anything on
wheels.
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FOR HIRE-AI.TOMOHILES
FOR RENT-GARAGES

AERO TAXI Co and pass. cars: cheap
est rates. White chauffeurs drive II your
self. Trips special. Lincoln 81.
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WA\TED-COUNTRY BOARD.

\ GENTLEMAN wishes TO locate on farm
north OF city on high ground and within 20
minutes walk Of the Met Branch r R. with
privilege of building little shack in woods or
such a place where he could have his dogs:
he would like to take two meals
daily at the farmhouse: he can give refer
cnce Address 7. B. y. O. Box l136. city.
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HUPMOBILE TOURING.

diit tiiS saving OF NooD.
HUPMOBILE TOURING.
1925. This car has been used
only few months and is equal
to new in every respect except
the slight wear shown on the
tires. This car is specially
priced at S7S5. an actual saving
OF $500 from the present deliv-
cred price. We recommend this
buy as one OF the most attrac-
tive ever offered to the buvinc
public OF Washington.
BUICK 5-PASS. TOURING.
1924 model; paint. tires. up
holstery and general appearance
exceptionally good: consider
ably above the average. A
genuine bargain at $3.50.
FORD COUPE. 1925 MODEL.
This car cost SoS5 with pres
ent equipment three months
ago. Five balloon tires. Our
price today is S475, a saving of
S210.
FORD TOURING.
1925 model: in service about
four months; balloon tire equip
ment. This car can be pur-
chased as low As $3.50 weekly.
CHEVROLET SEDAN.
1924 model. serial No. l2-F-
1881. This car. priced at $3.50.
should convince the most Skep,i-
cal OF the wonderful values that
we are offering. And just think
OF it-S3.75 weekly.
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PEERLESS.

We have wide selection OF
late model cars.
Prices and terms that will
please.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

tContinued.)
S,,rnDEBAkER ,,r. s;A special siN touring; ; ,s new
Owner. NJ. 5s:i1. wv w. '
STUDEBAKER hi- s,x sport tourin: :;
lynn !; n6o equipped and equal to ncw: run Only
.oo1 18th NV.
STuDEBAKER. 1923: best, buy 10 town;
Hso so N pass Mr %a~h ya G":M%f" w" It. a
Col. SOLO
sTUDEBAKER Rig SIX 7.psss. touring; the
st5 'uH and d hs s E, rrms !" sr . m"s
1888 I4th st. NV. Pot. 1000.
sTIDEBAKER Special Roadster. l9",
.ean q NJ hodel S @ easS l"a "Gane hate.
S35 and $40: > touring bodies $40 and ur:
wht %nn no,nr m"p for whte "1 truck
R2; Ro,.r, ,tG9l ar% body .n, f@y or ton truck. SO
in, excellent condition throughout: must sac.
rlhCe, $3.50; on easiest terms 10 responsive
narty. Sec Mr.. Graft. 3ol l4th st. nv .
sII,1 ssTTTz I'd BEARGAT Ado1Sp,o sc"a ,sns isi b.
wILLS-sT. CLAIRE ROADSTER. rcnainted:
hareain: your car IN trade. IT, conn
wILLYs-KNIGHT. 1924. tourins. with bal.
Can he seen by appointment; AK Tor MI
Borden. Potomac :ii6u. sunday, 10 :? "
col $3.50. Eefnr" 10 2 NJ Thes6dT. 10 o.
BUICK AGENCY. located iu1d Coun. ave.
offers today 1923 master Is coupe. appesr.
ance and condition equal to new: liberal
terms. Your car in trade.
Ask for T. 5. Gsddes. l0l6 Conn. Ave.
AUTOMOBILES 10y auction at T@srhlers
go Pa. ave. NV. every Wed. sat. 10 am.
BROKEN FORD ENGINE HEADS exchanged
for good ones at X, 30 Cracked cylinders
repaired IN cars: all hruSen metals welded.
Weldt Co. 5l6 LIST st. NV.
BUICK AGENCY. located 1919 Conn. ave:
will take your car and small amount Of
cash as first payment ON either new or
used Buick: liberal terms for balance
Ask for T. s. Gaddcs. lOli Conn. Ave.
HOUSE CAR on Ford I, ton rhl-ss
Washington Tourist Camn. -
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SludeDakeT big NlN sport
New gray and red paint: motor over.
haul"d. This ear - 2 bargain AZ $3.50.
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Studebaker Special "6' Sport

CASTLE gray and vermilion stripping disc
wheels and spare wheel. nickel radi ator and
bumpers. Gabriel snuhbers. automatic wind
shield vtner. rear vision mirror. r. < royal
cord tires and the hest motor in the CITY A
guaranteed car for 1913
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LOOK

LOOK
AT THESE LATE MODEL.
HIGH-GRADE USED CARS.
ALL STANDARD MAKES.
ALL PERFECT CONDITION.
1925 Flint touring. ....... $3.50
1923 Maxwell coupe. ...... 500
1924 Chevrolet touring. -. 800
1922 Studebaker touring. 325
And IA others.
USED CAR EXCHANGE.
go l4th St. Fr. 20.
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The White Front Lot at
100 18th St, l4th at r. NV.
Phone Potomac 1888.
YOUR CHANCE
to obtain your transportation
at a low price and on easy
terms.
Best Values in the City.
Buick 1925 4-pass. 6-cvl. coupe
Buick 1924 5-pass. 6-cvl. sedan.
Buick 1925 5-pass. 6-cyl. sport
touring.
Gardner 1923 touring.
Olds 1923 touring.
Chevrolet 1924 touring.
Ford 1924 coupe.
Ford 1923 Fordor sedan.
Hupp 1923 touring.
Buick 1924 4-pasS. coupe.
Cadillac 1921 4-paSs. coupe.
Buick 1921 5-pasS. 6-cvl. sedan.
Open Nights.
Any Demonstration.
EMERSON & ORME.,
\
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Studebaker Sport Spcedster,

Rody special hv Landau. q now tires and
disc wheels. side ~indshields. nickel trim
the new fashionable Lincoln green with
vrrmihon stripping. 81 600
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Strdebaker 6 Touring >. .S525
Studebaker. "a Big Six

Studcbaker, "a Big Six
Sport ..............Sl 81 900
Gardner Touring. %. $3.50
Chevrolet Sport. "a. .S225
Overland. "a Touring. .S275
Overland. '23 Touring. $50
Durant. '23 Touring. $3.50
Buick. % Touring. $3.50
Hudson Sedan Limousine. $500
Westcott Touring IRE
painted) $500
Chevrolet, '23 Sedan. .S275
Ford Tudor (beauty) $3.50
STUDEBAKER,
rEhn M-hite Ernnt [ nt ~
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SEE FOX 1Ol. KS SELF
vehe sedan. /" months old. cost S".100;
sacrifice.
Studebaker light Il sedan. late. ... $3.50
Hudson super six touring good shape. $50
Studebaker light touring. newly
Durant touring late model ...... $50
Paige sedan. good shape. ........... $50
Dodge touring. good running order. 113
Dodge roadster. runs. looks good. ..... 115
Stutz touring. new top. new paint. 800
Roamer sport touring .............. $50
Ford tudor sedan. slightly used. .... 425
Ford one-ton truck. steel DUMP body.
Ford one.ton truck serviceablc body 225
Ford touring 1923, newly painted -. 1870
Ford touring. with starter. .......... 80
Buick roadster. 1923: Duco paint. 800
Convenient terms arranged: demonstra-
tjons TO suit Cars can he seen at any time
UNION STATION GARAGE.
81 Eve St. Ne. Fr. a3o6 or $50. 20.
REAL BARGAINS.
podFe roadster. newly painted. S3s5
RFodse .G,l Iourirs Is,, .si.......'.....''. l1s
All % cars guaranteed. Term, Or trade.
MANHATTAN GARAGE,
17oS 7th St. NV.
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WA\TED-ROOMS.
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.
TABLE BOARD.

YOUNG LADY. who has own bed. wants
room and board ny Nov. southeast pro
ferred Address Box COIN. Star office. go
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smile after q tragedy in his house like
that OF last nightD but his voice had
charm. AS the detective answered me.
chanically. he was questioning HIM
self, Which OF the two should pre-
fer IL were a woman, Capt. Haste or
Sir Rawdon Wells?'"
1t was oddly difficult to answer. for
each was nearly perfect specimen of
his own type, and Dagon could imag-
Inc girl like Eve Carroll loving both
at the same time in different way.
1T might be just a toss-up which
she'd choose in the end" he thought.
Having learned that the newcomer
was Dagon of Scotland Yard, the next
question Wells asked was about Pan
dora Haste.
Have you seen Miss Haste?" he
Inquired eagerly, yet with an air of
wearlness, as II he carried a heavy
burden.
Dagon watched him as he replied.
Miss Haste has escaped from the
police station at Ardry-le- Mare" De-
liberately he refrained from giving his
opinion that she had not gone OF her
own free will. That was for later on,
II at all.
The man looked dumfounded. Then
his face lit up. Thank Godw he said.
THE child ought never to have been
there"
This chap Wells Is either sincere
or else he's some actor" the Canada n
told himself. And as he so thought he
Evening star., 1925-09-23

dian. 'If you don't mind, I'll have
a look around for Sir Rawdon and in
troduce myself"
Certainly, do as you prefer, Mr..
Dagon." the sergeant responded. lie
was astonished at the decision, how
ever, for the news brought by the but
Ter seemed to him az important as it
certainly was unpleasant. Ansoh
didn't know whether to be hattered
that the Scotland Yard man should
trust such q matter entirely to him or
to wonder whether the detective re-
garded it lightly. Surely that couldn't
be, however. 1t was importantly
must be SO from any point of view.
The butler also had the air of being
taken aback by Dagon's Indifference.
Perhaps Marianti feared that his
ideas about plot" Of which Rawdon
Wells had been made the victim were
laughed at by the London man. Any
how, there It was. Dagon would not
go to Sir Rawdon's bedroom. He was
set on meeting Sir Rawdon himself
at last.
The detective took himself to the
east terrace and there saw man
whom he supposed to be Sir Rawdon)
seated on the stone balustrade, read
ing letter. Dagon paused at 4 dis
tance and studied the picture for a
moment the word picture" distinctly
suggesting itself to his mind.
lie WAS just near enough to do
rather more than guess at Rawdon
Wells good looks-1talian in their ro-
mantle darkness, the black sweep of
brow and bent lashes, yet somehow
English, too-English in the shining
neatness of the dead black hair
brushed straight back from the square
forehead In the set of the shoulders
and the way of wearing those well cut
tweed clothes. The man was slim and
graceful as he half sat. half leaned
against the balustrade, with a strut.
ting white peacock in the foreground,
background Of gauzy blue like a
stage drop and immense Lebanon ce-
dars that stretched out dark. warning
arms against the Summer brightness
Of the sky.
Suddenly Wells glanced up from his
letter and saw the stranger looking at
him. That brought him to his feet,
and advancing to meet Daeon the limp
which had thrust him out of the war
was slightly visible.
Are you Mr.. Dagon from Scotland
Yard?" he asked.
lie did not smile what man could
Evening star., 1925-09-23

thumb, with the outer cush
i ion of the PALM" Dagon re
minded them.
80 there were, And everything
was locked here before we left last
night: also the way up from the cellar
was fastened SO the spring wouldn't
work No one could have got in
You'd think 1t was the ghosts
WAS this room left unguarded at
all after the marks We're discovered
and before you went away for the
night" Dagon inquired.
Arson tried to think back. Not
that 1 can remember" he said, mfser-
ably. This is misfortune. Yet I
don't see where I've been to blame
for carelessness, honestly, Mr.. Dagon.'
II don't say you have" the Cana
dian soothed him. But five seconds
would have been time enough for this
work z'ith some one who knew just
where the marks were, and what she
wanted to do to them"
"She7"
We'll, that's the supposition that
presents itself, doesn't II, If that girl
was determined to shield some one else
at no matter what cost to herself?'
Anson stared at Dagon. so that's
the way you judge Miss Haste's char
acter-and her confession?' he asked.
them. SO far 1t looks at least as
good as any other. Did Miss Haste
go down to the laboratory with you,
by this secret way. and burst in upon
Sir Rawdon? l forgot If you told me
about that"
No, she didn't follow US down. We
didn't let any of the women come"
Anson said.
Then while you were in the cellar
she could have got a chance to spoil
the marks
She might. though there were sew
eral people about. And she'd risk in
marks In snudging the others out be-
fore the blood had dried
"She seemed last night to want to
do that?"
''Incriminate herself? Well. yes, she
did seem So
"And to save Sir Rawdon?"
"Yes-that, too"
"I must try to get some finger prints
Of Miss Haste's in the CELL" said
Dagon. There are sure to be plenty
on the bench where she sat and lay
down to sleep. If I take prints here
and they match with those, we shall
be able to deduce that they're hers,
all right. But as for the prints which
have been purposely obliterated by
Miss Haste, or by some one unknown.
they are almost certainly useless
Look with what care they've been
wiped out of existence, Just leaving a
blur of red
The two men bent their heads closer
over the marks on the wall, Dagon
using pocket electric torch under the
deep shadow of the tapestry. But
suddenly the Canadian stuck his head
out from under the raised awning
His sense Of hearing was almost ami
NAL in It's quickness. and he thought
that he had caught the sound of
light step.
What do you want here?" he asked
sharply. and was answered by slight
nervous cough.
Then there was some one.
Anson looked out, too.
The butler, Marianti, had come into
the room.
IT beg pardon, sares," he said cour-
teously. "I 'ope you will both forgive
5e liberty Eat I ave folloy you ere
But do not find ze chance to speak
Evening star., 1925-09-23

noticed that a sheet Of the open letter
Wells held In his hand had dropped
out from among the rest to flutter
down on the stone tagging.
Wells caught sight of 1t at the same
moment. They both stopped. Dagon
retrieved the sheet and saw written at
the head of 1t. my dear Cousin Don"
He had learned by practice to observe
things quickly, SO he noted also yes
terday's date and an address OF a
London club much frequented by the
best class Of theatrical men. and all
this in the second of time between
picking up the paper and handing It
to Wells.
In STOPPING for the lost sheet the
owner of the letter had dropped
second. This had no writing upon It.
but was used az a wrapper for several
photographs, apparently proofs. In
falling they scattered. and. being un.
mounted. would have blown away had
not Dagon snatched at them.
0tppfinunA To,y,orro1pN
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WHO'S WHO IN THE STORY.

EVELYN HASTE, beautiful and rich girl
who sits down at the piano on her we'd
ding highland mysteriousy disappears.
KENNEDY HASTE. her husband. who svs-
poets completely on the part OF his OLD
war comrade.
SIR RAWDON WELLS. an amateur scien.
fist who has insisted on lending the couple
Hidden Hall Court, his gloomy and mys-
tsry-rtdden estate. for their honeymoon
and who 10 found after the disappearance
IN a secret ch amber.
PANDORA. q gypsy-lke GIRL adopted sister
of Kennedy and secretly in love with
Wells
MISS GILLETT, an ex-war nurse, who fell
in love with Haste In a hospital, and who
Is an intense person.
DAGON, youthful Scotland Yard detective.
who has done glorited spy work In the
war. He is of vivid Latin temperament.
though Canadian in training.
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On the East Terrace.

~ yoU told me there were four
~ ~ definite finger marks and a
thumb, with the outer cush-
i ion of the PALM" Dagon re-
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CONTINUED Tomorrow.l
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-10

more. Then he probably will pack
up again, to escape the load which
his training did not teach him how
to bear
So it goes on, in an amending
circle
Young people. riding around in
their cars, think of marriage as all
romance" Judge Lair said. Novels,
moving pictures, are full Of romance.
SO these boys and girls have TO-
mantle ideas.
After marriage. they find life is
not romance. They did not ex-
pect trouble, so they are not pre-
pared to meet 1t.
"They do not think, either, OF
the family, the institution for the
upbuilding Of which civilization es-
tablished marriage.
Nagging Defended
"When O. couple appears before
me with its troubles, the husband
talks about how his wife nags him.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-10
WHY HUSBANDS
/. LEAVE H0MEIS
TOLD BY JUDGE:
Says Wrong Conception of
Marriage Causes
DeSertiOnS.

About the time the strains of the
wedding march have been displaced
by the strains of baby's Emusic" at
a. m.-that is the time friend hus-
band decided he cannot stand it any
longer. So he walks out, leaving his
wife to pay the bills as best she can.
Why?
He married for happiness" ex-
planned Judge Frank j. Lair Of
Juvenile court.
HE married without thinking of
the time he would have to feed and
clothe his family" the judge went
on. HE did not prepare for mar
riage."
But He'll Return
But friend husband will come back,
in all probability. The "homing" In
stinct is strong, according to Judge
Lair.
AND the chances are strong that
his wife, bending under the heavy
burden of caring for her family, will
take him back--unless she has di-
vorced him.
He will stay until the responsible
ties of marriage grow too heavy once
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-10
KEMAL BITTEN BY DOG
Specialist Rushes to Treat Official
for Painful Wound.
BD Times SpecidL

BIZ Times Special
CONSTANINOPLE. April 10.-A
specialist in en- route to Angora to
treat President Mustapha Renal for
dog bite. There are no indications
that Kemal's wound will prove
troublesome, but all precautions will
be taken as soon as the specialist
arrives.
The dog chewed Kemars finger,
injuring the member painfully. Only
an animal could penetrate the ring
Of stalwart guards with which
Renal always is surrounded.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-10

and the wife. tells about how her
husband fails to provide. All their
talk is about themselves. They
don't think of the child, and what
he suffers"
The nagging wife, incidentally. is
the one who drives her husband to
desert his family, in many cases,