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Piles Can Be Cured
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THE STORY THUS FAR
CHAPTER XIX

CHAF1EH AK
VANCE shook his head in q mock
encouragement.
"Really. = know. Markham.
old thing" he added. you should
study the cranial Indications OF
your fellow men more carefully.
Did you. BY any chance. note the
gentleman's wide rectangular
forehead. his irregular eyebrows.
and pale luminous eyes. and his
outstanding ears with their thin
upper rims. their pointed tragi
and split lobes? A clever
devil. this Ambroise-but . moral
imbecile. Beware Of those pseudo.
pyriform faces. Markham: leave
their Apollonian Greek sugges-
tiveness to misun d er to o d
women"
II wonder what he really
knows?" grumbled Markham irri-
tably.
"Oh, he knows something-rest
assured OF that! And Il only We
knew It. too. we'd be considerably
further along in the investigation.
Furthermore. the information he
is hiding Is somewhat unpleas-
antly connected with himself. His
euphoria is q bit shaken. He
frightfully oyerdid the grand
manner: his valedict'ry fulmina.
ton was the true expression Of
his feeling toward US.
eyes," agreed Markham. ''That
question about last night acted
like . petard. What prompted
you to suggest my asking it,"
"A number OF things-his
gratuitous and obviously menda-
cious statement that he had Just
read Of the murder: his wholly In.
sincere homily on the sacredness
Of professional condolences: the
cautious and Pecksnimen confes-
sion Of his fatherly regard Tor the
girl: his elaborate struggle to re-
member when he had last eeeu
her-this particularly. ] think.
made me suspicious: and then, the
psychopathlc indicants Of his
physiognomy."
"Well." admitted Markham.
/ the question had it, eject. !.
{ feel that ! shall se4 this lash.
iOuablo u. D. again"
"You WILL" iterate0 vance.
I'VE took him unawAres. But
when ho has had time - pond {
the matter and concoce ~ -
pealin' tale. he'll become 1oWn.
right Garrulous. Anyhow.
the evening" II over and you can
mediate on buttercups till the
morrow"
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A8 90 UElk 90
@%ANAKN" mUKD(E[A CASE
by - SWAN DINE AUTHOR 81 THE BENSON MURDER CASE
y . THE BENSON MURDER CASE

zled. II never heard tho name."
he answered. "In fact. Miss Odell
never mentioned any doctor to
me-"
"And did you ever hear her
mention the name OF Skeel
or refer to any one as T0ny?"
Never" His answer was en-
phatic.
Markham lapscd into a disap.
pointed silence. Sp0tswoodc, too.
was silent: he sat as IL in a revery.
"You know. Mr.. Markham" he
said. after several minutes. II
ought to be ashamed to admit It,
but the truth is l cared a good
deal for the girl. suppose
you've kept her apartment intact.
:" He hesitated. and a look
almost Of appeal came into his
eyes. I'D like to see it again IL
could"
Markham regarded him sym.
pathetically, but finally shook his
head.
1T wouldn't do. You'd be sure
to be recognized by tho operator
or there might be a reporter
about-and then I'd be unable to
keep you out OF the case"
The man appeared disappointed.
but did not protest: and for sew.
cral minutes no one spoke. Then
Vance raised himself slightly In
his chair.
II say. MIR. 5potswoode. do you
happen to remember anything un.
usual occurring last night during
the half-hour you remained with
Miss Odell after the theater?"
"Unusual?" The mans manner
was eloquent OF his astonishmcnt.
ITO the contrary. We chatted =
while. and then. as she seemed
tired. said good night and came
away, making a luncheon appoint
ment with her for today"
"And yet. it now seems fairly
certain that some other man was
hiding in the apartment when you
were there"
There's littlo doubt on that
point" agreed Spotswoode. with
tho suggestion OF a shudder. "And
her screams would seem to ind1.
cate that he came forth from hid.
ing a few minutes after ! went"
''And you had no suspicion OF
the fact when you heard her call
for help?"
II did at Extraordinarily. But
when she assured me that nothing
was tho matter. and told me to 90
home. attributed her screams to
a nightmare.
II knew she had been tired, and
had left her In the wicker chair
near the door, from where her
screams seemed to come: so I
naturally concluded she had dozed
OF and called out in her sleep.
\. II only / hadn't taken SO
much for granted"
Its q harrowin' situation.
Vance was silent for q while: then
he asked: Ibid you. BY any
chance, notice the door Of the liy.
ing-room closet? Was it open or
closed?"
Spotswoode frowned. as Il ct.
tempting to visualize the picture:
but the result was . failure.
II suppose It was closed. /
probably would have noticed Il e
It had been open"
s.Theu you couldn't cay Is tho
| hav ,vns IN tina lock or not -
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But the evening was not quite
over as far as the Odell case was
concerned. We had been back in
the homegrown Of tho club but
. short time when q man walked
by the corner in which We sat,
and bowed with formal courtesy
to Markham. Markham. TO my
surprise. rose and greeted him, at
the same time indicating chair.
"There's something further l
wanted to ask you. Mr.. Spots
woode," he said, "if you can spare
q moment"
At the mention of the name !
regarded the man closely. for. !
confess. I was not a little curious
about the anonymous escort who
had taken the girl TO dinner and
the thcater the night before.
Spotswoode was a typical New
England aristocrat, inflexiblc.
slow in his movements. reserved.
and quietly but modishly dressed.
His hair and mustache were
slightly gray-which. no doubt.
enhanced the pinkness Of his COM
plexion. He was just under six
feet tall. and we'll proportioned.
but q tribe angular.
Markham introduced him to
Vance and me. and briefly ex-
plaiued that We we're working
with him on the case. and that
he had thought It best to take us
fully into his confidence.
Spotswoode gave him a dubious
look. but Immediately bowed his
acceptance OF the decision.
"I'm in your hands. Mr.. Mark
ham," he replied. in q wcll-bred
but somewhat high-pitched voice.
land concur. Of course. with
whatever you think advisable"
He turned to Vance with an
apologize smile. I'm in q rather
unpleasant position. and naturally
feel Z little sensitive about it."
I'm something Of an amino.
man." Vance pleasantly Informed
him. "At any rate. I'm not q
moralist: SO my attitude In the
matter Is quite academic"
Spotswoode laughed softly.
II wish my family held u SIM
liar point of view: but I'm afraid
they would not be so tolerant Of
my foibles."
"lt's only fair to tell you. Mr..
Spotswoode." interposed Mark
ham. "that there is q bare posi-
bility ! may have to call you as a
Witness"
The man looked up quickly. his
face clouding over. but he made
no comment.
1.-THE fact u.s." continued Mark
ham, I'VE are about to make an
arrest. and your testimony may
be needed to establish the time OF
Miss Odell's return to her apart
meut, and also to substantiate the
fact that there was presumably
some one In her rooms after you
had left. Her screams and calls
for help. which you heard. may
prove vital evidence in obtaining
: conviction"
Epotswoode seemed rather ap-
palled at the thought Of his rela-
lions with the girl becoming pub
lie. and Tor several minutes he
at with averted eyes.
- 80 your point" be acknowl.
edged q length. But It would be
. tesrtble thing Tor No e the tact
Of ny delinausncies became
kDoWn."
That contingency may b en-
tiSoly avoided" MARKHAM encour-
agod him. II promise you that
y6u viii not b called upon unless
& = absolutely necessary. !.
And nov, what ! especially want
- % ak you Il this: do you hap
Don 70 know . Doctor Lindauist
Who, I understand. was 1lis1
odell's personal phystcian3"
spotswoode was frankly pug
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Strike against income tax on In
borers grows at Barcelona, say ad-
vices reaching French border.
Senator Wheeler visits coal strike
regions in Pennsylvania and says
he will ask interstate commerce
commission to investigate "horriblc
misery" there.
st. Paul-Gene Shank Of st. Paul
established q world record for air.
plane looping when he made SIS
loops in 258 minutes, or 200 more
loops than former mark.
West Palm Beach, Tla.-Paul
Gesel, so, Minneapolis real estate
dealer, reported to police he had
lost $4,000 in race track swindlc.
Fargo-Walter c. Taylor, La
Moure, was elected president Of
North Dakota Press association.
Minot was chosen for summer con-
vcntion.
Sioux Falls, 5. D.-Mrs. Lucille
Sucker, assistant grand conduc-
tress, grand chapter. Order of East
ern Star. South Dakota, died at
Rapid City, according to word here.
New York-Miss Catherine y.
Jones, So, was found dead in bath
tub in hotel here, believed victim Of
heart attack. Names Of persons to
be notified included Miss Julia NJ.
Ensign and Mrs. Warren +. Greene,
Duluth, and Mrs. Samuel B. Nelson,
Of Luverne, Mimi.
Minot, N. DIV. A. Barnard, 62,
division superintendent of the 500
line at Thief River Falls. Mimi,
died here following m operation for
appendicitis. At one time he was
chief train dispatcher for the rail
road at Enderlin, N. u. Surviving
are his widow and two sons.
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KFYR Radio
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AUTOMOBILES

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All of the household furniture and
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MY 800 acre improved farm for
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BABY CHICK

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NEWS BRIEFS

Strike against income tax on la
borers grows at Barcelona, say ad-
vices reaching French border,
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PHILO VANCE
JOHN FIX. MARKHAM. Distvict
Attorney Of New York County
n A \ q Ar EFT on e Ii lTHE
"CANARY")
CH A u l. r 3 g L e Av e \, Z saan.
ahout-tow0
KENNETH SP0TSWOODE, q mauu-
LOUIS MANNIx. ~ lmapoptep
DIR. AMDROlSE LJNOQUlST, q
fashionable neuFoIogtst
TONY SkEEL, . Deofeseiena1 Bar.
WILLIAM ELMER JEssUP, tele.
phone operator
HARRY SPIvELY, telephone ep-
ERNEST HEATH. Sergeant Of MI
Homicide Bureau
THE STORY THUS FAR
Spotswoode haa gene out with
the "CanaPy" the evening Of the
murder. When he left. he asked
Jessup. % the ewltchboor0, 20
cell q cab. ssTAeu.s oaD0 Jeooup,
1--WE heard Miss OdelD scream. We
ran to her door and she called
through &c that eveEythtng was
all flght." list the next aoPuSbg
she was lound stFang1ea. C1ea.
YER kn0wn % be N lntlmase %
the girl. 1s Nuestlone1 bit pre-.
vldes IN allbl. He mentions DR..
LsndQu1st. who orders MARKHAM
mt Of his house vvhen the latter
quest1ona hjas ~ - hts where.
abouts the evening 81 the Mur6ef.
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FOR SALE-A fresh mich COW.
Call at little house by Memorial
bridge.
FOR SALE-Barred Rock cockerels.
!. j. Reid, Mcnoken, N. d.
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Senator Wheeler visits coal strike
regions in Pennsylvania and says
he will ask interstate commerce
commission to investigate horrible
misery" there.
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West Palm Beach, Tla.-Paul
Cesel, SO, Minneapolis real estate
dealer, reported to police he had
lost $4,000 in race track swindlc.
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WANTED--To buy for cash, dia-
monds, old gold and silver. +. A.
Knowles, Jeweler.
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Fargo-Walter c. Taylor, l.;
Moure, was elected president O.
North Dakota Press association
Minot was chosen for summer con
vcntion.
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WANTED-Good used fireproof
safe. Twin City Produce Co.,
Mandan.