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Evening star., 1927-10-02

"HE Hon. George Vincent An
sus. ascending by means OF
the automatic elevator to his
rooms in the upper regions
of the Bellevue Flats, caught
the sleam of a polished oblong strip
OF brass affixed 10 one of the doors
on the first floor. He arrested the
progress Of the elevator, and. stepping
out studied the plate.
Mr. Peter Bragg he murmured
TO himself What a name"
Nhereupon he rang the bell. 1t was
answered by man servant OF middle
sGe.
is Mr.. Peter Bragg at home?" the
visitor inquired.
Have YOU an appointment, sir:
the man countered.
Il have no appointment" Angus
confessed. but | have a desire FOR
word with Mir, Peter Rragg. My
name is If no consequence. | shall
not de ain your master for more than
4 few minutes
Il viii see. sir. whether MIR. RraGS
Is able ~ see YOU" the butler con
coded. will YOU step into the wait
~ room
re threw open the door OF a hand
some apartment on the cht-hand side
81 the hall--an apartment furnished
ami paneled throughout in light oak.
What does this fellow want a
waiting room for?" Angus reflected.
Doesn't look as though any one had
ever been inside the place, either"
The Nutler. rearpearing, bowed re.
spectfully.
Mr.. Bragg will see you, sir" he
announced.
Angus was ushered into large. i'm
presSive-looking apartment. \ man
vas seated at a handsome rosewood
desk. lie looked at his visitor through
horn-rimmed glasses.
You wish To see me-" he inquired
"Aiy name is BraSc."
AnGus acknowledged the informa-
tinn and sank. uninvited into q chair
At = convenient distance from the
table.
Very cIad Ia make your acquaint.
ar"e,' he murmured.
Mr.. Fater Bragg was short and in
c!ined toward rotundity of figure
clean shaVen. OF pink and white COM
rIeNion and of sin2ularly youthful ap.
paarance-an effect his glasses SEEM
ed designed to counteract.
What might he your name and the
nature of your business" he inquired
"Businessr Oh. l haven't any busi
ness" Angus admitted. Mere matter
Of curiosity, my looking YOU up. Seem
ed such queer thing, you see, a
fellow having a brass plate outside
his door in the Bellevue Flats. OF
course, YOU know that no doctors or
dentists or those sort Of people are
allowed here
Mr.. Peter Bragg had the air of ore
endeavoring to be patient with an
impossible person.
Evening star., 1927-10-02

There is no Jaw against anything
or the sort" was the reply. nothing e
to prevent my having your movements
watched. if it amuses me- Let me re-
move any anxiety you may feel at
once, though. We have nothing
against you. But / never allow our
staff to be idle, and. whenever we
have man doing nothing. turn him
on the first persons l can thing Of
He never knows whether the thing
is serious, and 1t keeps him from rust.
ing"
The position between the two men
had become reversed. It was Peter
Bragg now who was good .humored.
airy, indifferent. his companion whose
face had darkened. Suddenly, how.
ever. the humor Of the situation an
pealed to him. He burst out laugh.
ing.
do you mean, after ALL Pudgy," he
exclaimed, that / am to take you
seriously? Cad. wish you'd take me
into partnership"
Peter Bragg took off his glasses.
X II
CON, I'm in this thing seriously
~ enough, as you may find out
proved to you that 7 have an organtZa.
ton. Perhaps you'd like to be present
while | interview client
He touched the hell. The butler en-.
tered almost Immediately.
rs Miss Burton in the waiting
room?"
Yes. sir?"
"You can show her in"
Angus rose.
II say. if she's a client, she won't
want me here he observed.
Peter Bragg motioned him back.
L have reason for wishing you to
remain" he confided.
There was not time for protest. for
the door had been opened. and the
Young lady was being ushered in.
Both men rose. She came forward.
This is Miss Burton. is it not?'
Peter Bragg said. MY name is
Bragg. Please take seat. Permit
me to introduce Mr.. George Angus. ]
will explain his presence later"
The girl accepted the chair Angus
had offered her.
You remember me. Mr. Angus?'
she asked.
"Of course, I do" he answered
You were soVerness to my sisters
children. weren't you? Spent a Sum.
mer at Nottingham onceo"
She nodded.
YOUR sister was always very kind
to me-" she said "Unfortunately. as
the children grew older my French
wasn't good enough. ] have heen for
two years with Mrs. Goldberg in Glou-
cester Terrace
! Angus looked at her kindly. lie
turned toward his old school fellow.
II think I'll he getting along.
! Peter" he suggested IF Miss Bur.
ton wishes TO consult you, she would
rather see YOU alone"
Unless the lady feels that way
! about it. ] should prefer you to re.
main" Peter Bragg announced. Two
heads are better than one, and you
may be interested in her story. Have
you any objection to Mr.. Angus
presence, Miss Burton?"
She shook her head.
II don't mind. MIR. Bragg" she as.
serted. Il don't know whether any
/ one can help me. though
please tell your story" Peter di.
rected
Il am quite poor" she began. THE
{ relatives | have are not very near
ones, and they are poor. | was ha ppy
at Lady Cranston's; have been miser-
2 ble ever since. a few months go a
The only man who ever visited at
Mrs. Goldbere's began TO take notice
Of me. To my surprise. one day he
asked me tn marry him. We were to
have been msrrief J. next Thursday
Evening star., 1927-10-02

"Do I understand that YOU intro.
duced yourself here for the purpose
of asking me why I choose the most
ordinary means Of indica ting my
whereabouts to those who should
know it?"
Something like that" Agnus as.
scented. Its a very nice plate-let.
tering in good taste, and all that, so
long as YOU have to have it. l say,
you wouldn't mind taking off those
spectacles a moment, would you?"
Mr.. Peter Bragg finally complied.
His visitor rose and patted him on
De shoulder.
"Pudgy Pete, by Jove" he ex.
claimed. Il knew there was some.
thing familiar about you. Fancy your
not remembering me"'
Il remember you perfectly" was
the reply. You are the Hon. George
Vincent Angus, second son of Lord
Nottingham. and you were expelled
from MarIowe's during my second
year"
Angus indulged in a little grimace
No need TO drag up those indis.
Cretions of youth" he murmured.
You went on to Harrow afterward
didn't you? What do you mean by
SFOl liik DIdSS pidt6 OUTSIDE ina
magnificent door of yours, and why
have you what your butler calls a
'waitingroom / can understand a
pal dropping in to see you. now and
then. but why on earth should any
one wait to see you?"
Peter Bragg leaned back in his
chair
You always We're curious. inter.
ferring chap, Angus" he remarked
"Tou haven't changed"
Not in the least was the admis
ston. Just the same as ever, Pudgy
II thing interests me, like to
know about it. Now tell me what
you are up to-"
Il have established myself" Peter
Bragg announced, as a consulting
detective"
''As a what" the other gasped.
''As a consulting detective. or in
vestigator, If you prefer the word
Ny headquarters are in the Strand
This is my West End branch. where
interview important clients
4 NGCS stared. Then he suddenly
"a began TO laugh. His companion
frown deepened.
Come 20 remember it," Angus re-
fected, you were always reading de-
tective stories at school. Marlowe
y1sust have taken q whole library away
from you at different times. Tell me
pudgy-Im not mistaken, am r.
you were at the bottom Of every class
there. weren't you?"
Il believe SO"
There was some question Of YOU,
heins asked 10 leave. en-? Abnormal
lack Of int lliGence,' the old mar
used to say
II was not success at school
I'rter Bragg condescended to admit
Many men, though, who have pros
rered in the world exceedingly have
commenced life in the same fashion
Angus NODDED sympathetically. He
stll had the air of a man moved tc
gentle. but continuous, mirth. The
Hea Of Pudgy Pete as A detective ap
paaled to him irresistibly.
Il trust. for your sake. Peter" he
said, that YOU are not-er--de
pendent for your livelihood upon sue
cess in your profession
My livelihood" Peter Bragg con
fded. is secured. Ny uncle"
"Of course" said Angus. Bra gg's
Knife Polish, wasn't it? The old mar
let you half million, didn't he?"
He left me a considera BILE fortune,
vas the stiff admission.
~ see.' Angus murmured. SO
Evening star., 1927-10-02
Ry STEPHEN LEACOCk.

NEW ENGILA MI pioloSooh
n said the other day that letter
II writing is on the decline.
Two generations ago the
ability to write courteous
and elegant letter was held to be
one of the aims of education. NO"
nobody cares. Everybody writes ~
a slap dash, hurried style that Is
copied from the scenario OF the mov-
ing picture and the diction OF the
night lettergram.
AS a consequence. we no longer
see the little old manuals that useo
to teach people how to write letters
and that had such titles as the Com.
plete Letter Writer" or the "Per1ect
Guide to Correspondence" They don
seem TO cover the ground. In our
modern life the kind Of situations
that arise are no longer met by the
perfect letter writer. and we neeo
some new models to copy instead.
I have therefore worked out ana re-
produced here a few samples from
the more than complete letter writer
which / hope to publish later IN lts
entirety.
Evening star., 1927-10-02

letter gram style OF correspondence
and cannot easily come out of it. In
this case, the only thing to do is to
adapt the Guide to Letter Writing
TO meet the case. This is done in the
following declaration OF love. The
young man in question is too modest
to speak out in his sweetheart's pres
ence. In the old days. therefore, he
would fall back on the formal or
rather stilted language of the letter
writer. But now it has TO be revised
so as to meet his needs)
Miss Nuttie McNut. The Nutttery.
Walnut City.
Darling stop wanting months to say
something stop never courage pres
cnce heart painting emotion stop pants
for you stop
tAnd don't suppose. either that
the girl wouldn't understand il.
Shed get it In one reading and would
answer3
Yes stop
Evening star., 1927-10-02
Noiseless.

Gentleman-Are you sure this room
is quiet?
- LantIady-Quiet3 Why. It never
makes a soundl
Evening star., 1927-10-02
FORM LETTEl

FORM LETTER.
TO SUMMON 4 PLUMBER IN AN
EMERGENCY.
Dear Old Chap:
| wonder ii you could possibly find
time to slip over to my house and
stop a leak that has started in one
OF the furnace pipes? You are so
terribly good at that sort of thing
that | am sure you would set il
right in minute. If you can come
please don't bother to dress. Come
just rs you are, as there is only the
mater and myself at the house Do
come like n dear old chap if you
possibly can.
Yours, etc.
And to these letters might he ap-
pended q few of the very useful
forms If words to use in answering
invitations, etc. etc. Thus:
V.
Mr.. and Mrs. Climber request the
favor of wedding present on be-
hall of their daughter. Grace Clim-
ber. who will. most likely. and unless
he breaks away, be married to the
Hon Edward Quarternut, son of the
second Earl Quarternut of the Boes,
Irela nd. on July l next, or as near
rs they can hold him to it.
Evening star., 1927-10-02

A DECLARATION OF LOVE.
Note: People who get used to
sending acknowledgements through
the telegraph companies fall into the
Evening star., 1927-10-02
A COAIING-OCT PARTY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Cnderhand request
the pleasure of your company at the
Crookery. June 10th, at a coming
out party in honor of their son. Mr..
Edmond Underhand, Jr.. who is com
ing out Of the penitentiary on that
date.
Evening star., 1927-10-02
ANSWER TO A THREATENING
LETTER.

This form Is ba sed on the diplomat
ic correspondence that arr"re"t'.
Evening star., 1927-10-02
VIII.

APPLICATION TO A FIRM
OF COAL DEALERS FOR
A TON OF COAL.
Mr.. John Smith begs to apply for
ne ton Of coal and inclosos here
18th testimonials as to character.
iCorvright 1921
Evening star., 1927-10-02
Y ! T..
SUCCESSFUL APPLICATION

SUCCESSFUL APPLICATIONS
FOR a HOTEL ROOM.
Dear Sirs.
| beg herewith to apply for a room
for one half day at any time when
it suits YOU in the year 1928.
Yours, etc.
Evening star., 1927-10-02
New Manual for Letter Writers

| to take whatever steps may seem
| good steps to take
With the highest consideration
etc. etc. etc.
Evening star., 1927-10-02

"A TRAGEDY HAS HAPPENED"
THE MAJOR CROANED. LAST
NIGHT MY HOUSE WAS BROKEN
INTO. THE BURGLAR DISCOV.
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ROMNTET.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-07
Baseball Shall Haze Universal Appeal

say baseball its growth here the fact it is our
Pastlne and that Americans flock to it in having
New Workers. with the Yankees Athletics PLAYING
IN +S p9tronzed the River
w Folo grounds to merrier turnste (4OOOO
h 1 the famous Haoah team playing there than thew did
S game Sunday afternoon when fan can
France ceu any choice Of sport he wishes around New
which not the game Of either Golf no orS ms
game it originally heraded to bet is every mans
universal COLTS ~ ~ "PPsa4 "a" We mace just as
90 sometime or other when have whskers to our knees and
nave given up aspirin steady vice taken mn snuff
we shouldn't be at all surprised the managing
euor OF Whatever daily
we happen to be taking orders from at the time assigns
20 new YORK and Paris Berlin to cover the sr
fact and fancy. ~ " 40eU NC "orio series in
By that time continenttocOntinent flying will be 80 ,
will be possible to flop from American metropols ~ ar
graphically speaking $500 eA'iemes-geo-
Please pass the aspirin!