New Britain herald., 1928-02-21
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 Jill Justin. ultra-modern and n lambsntly lovely at 20 as the Saga lily, starts out on . moon-lit night in August, accompanied by her brother. Tony. to attend q harvest festival.
 Tho two run into an automobile hold-up. Jill is Kidnapped by bandits, but later rescued by Jack Stuart and returned to her home in Elliston, w. Va-
 It is the old story retold. Jack stops for q visit and remains to wed the adorable Jill.
 Life is kind to Jack and his bride and the passing of two years finds them parents to pair of twin boys and a girl.
 Now comes the Great Event. stuart and Tony Justin buy a tax title to property in the hills. incor- porating an old abandoned silver mine.
 One day in the following April Tony meets pretty f1apper, who is called Mike" She is driving sport roadster and asks him to guide her to a place in the hills known as The Devils Luck. Reaching the spot, Mike takes the lead and pilots Tony into an electrically light ed chamber. Here she suddenly dls- appears, but after few minutes re- appears. accompanied by a large man whom she introduces as Pat Sweeney, her father. Following short talk, Mike shows Tony the secret of her mysterious disappear ance. This is an electrically operat- CT door, swung open on a pivot in the rocky wall. and connecting with another chamber fitted up as . la boratory, Tony has already learned their tax title mine yields a tung- sten bearing ore of ich content.
 Tony listens to an offer of $100,0OO from Pat Sweeney for . one-fourth interest in the tax title purchase.
 Tony agrees to talk the proposition over with Jack Stuart and his father. Peter Justin.
 CNow GO ON WITH THE sTORY
 CHAPTER XIII
 She had told him that her mother died when she was six. She had only . vague memory of her. She was now 2s. For IS years Pat sweeney had been both father and mother to her. She had laid hand
 d. tho 1nnk of a penitent child.
 I've understand each other, any way, don't we, old timer?" she said. purrIngly, as she patted his purple tinted paw. Then she suddenly added. in a high-pitched tone: "But what's tn big idea, holdin' this talk fest here? I fir one. propose that we attend to tn business we came here for!" She addressed herself more directly to her father.
 9Th next thing on tn program, 1t seems to me-" she said, after the manner of 2 speaker at a women's political meeting, ''is for Tony to consult his brother-in-law as he sug- gested, put your proposal up to him, and fix matters for a meeting of you all."
 Arrangements were quickly made for . meeting that evening. Follow ing this the trio made their way out by the same route that Mike and Tony had used upon entering.
 One of Pat sweeney's ''byes" was waiting for him in fiivver parked a few rods below "The Devils Luck" This was the conveyance that would lake Pat back to town.
 While the automobile which went to make up the Sweeney entourage number ike, big and little. includ- ing Mikes roadster. 315.o00 Him. ousine. two sedans and the flivver coupe, 1t was the last named that Pat Sweeney loved the best.
 It was his boast that his "Sooky Ann" possessed 'th" legs O Nancy HIanks," the "heart of Maud S." and the shape of "a Broadway Pelican" Sooky was a Go-getter and Bring yer-back. She never baked. she never talked-and you never walked with 6ooky!
 Mike hated Sooky, loathed her as only . woman can loathe another woman. For in Mikes eyes sooky was feminine gendre-"a female of the speoes," the only female for which her Dad had ever fallen-in