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to entertain him and some
times his manner had been
most peculiar. Oh well, his
bark was worse than his bite,
she decided, with q little re
gret that no one was around
to spring II on.
Forbes noticed that there was
q sudden cessation of voices.
but the peace Of the upstairs
hall was such O relief that he
couldn't Just deliberately for
sake 1t.
At first he started out with
the definite idea of finding
Angela's pearls. Once he was
assured of their safety. he
would go to his room and pack
his bags preparatory to leav-
ing. But the quiet hall was q
haven Of refuge. Just for a
moment he would sit down
here and enjoy the silence.
All at once he realized that
he was intolerably weary.
What q day he had gone
throughl He wondered why he
had ever come. why he had let
Angela and Mrs. Forbes bully
him into accepting an invita-
ton for the weekend.
AS he thought back over the
events Of the day he grew hot
under the collar. That wo-
man! What wouldn't she think
up in whole weekend, consid-
ering the start she had made
in this one day.
He slapped at q tickling fly
on his hand and brushed some
thing soft. The feather clue.
Suddenly he was reminded that
he was up here to find An
gela'S pearls. More of that
woman's crazy ideas of enter
tainment! He fairly sputtered
with rage as he looked along
the floor.
What on earth did she mean
giving him this silly feather?
He'd find Angela'S pearls all
right, but just let anyone try
to suggest games in his pres
ence again!
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"I want to ask you to do me
a favor"
And then, briSkly and harsh
ly, he told her that he and
Lovejoy had come to the part
ing of the ways. Only he did
not call it the parting of the
ways. There was nothing Of
the poet about Tom Nicholson.
We've decided to split up,"
was the way he put it.
"It's just as well. I sup
pose," he said, his eyes on the
road ahead of hmm. Il can't
support her the way I ought
to- can't give her the things
that her friends husbands can
give them"
And you're in love with
Norrie Shane, besides! Please
mention that" Lovejoy said
fiercely. please don't put the
blame Of all this on me, Tom
Nicholson!-Aunt EN- knows
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brutally. 'I don't want your
love or your pity either, thanks.
I'm through with a lot of things
besides my job, my girl!"
He means he's through with
me. she said to herself.
They went into the house.
~
At midnight Uncle James
died.
Lovejoy stayed at the flat all
night with Aunt EN-. and the
next morning she took her
home with her in a taxicab.
ITS more cheerful at my
house, Aunt EN-" she told her.
we won't go back to the house
until the funeral"
Dazed and meek like a con-
fused little girl. Aunt En- did
as she was told. She was
utterly unlike her brisk, strong.
minded self.
On the first of August she
went back to Bullard Street.
Tom and LOvejOy took her
home, and Tom bought her a
great armful Of yellow roses
from a flower shop that they
passed on their way there.
"Tom," she Scolded him
when he came back to the
car with them. That's a
terrible thing for you to do
when you're so poor"
Tom grinned at her as he
took the wheel once more His
teeth flashed in his tanned
face, but there was no smile
in his eyes. Lovejoy had no
ticed how unhappy he had
been looking for days
Unhappy and beaten, too, some
how.
"I got those for you to
soften your heart, Aunt EN-"
he said to her with a laugh.
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NOW CONTINUE

is the only clew. Now let's
see what good detectives you
are"
Forbes only stared at her
blankly.
"Oh now come Mr.. Forbes.
I just know you're q regular
Sherlock Holmes. You can
play first. And after you've
looked for q long time If you
don't find them-oh, but !
know you WILL"
Forbes would rather have
done anything at that moment
Or at any moment-than to
join in any game suggested by
Dulcy. He loathed games and
he loathed this chattering Sprite
who was always thinking up
something to make q guest
miserable. But Angela'S pearls
were at stake. He must find
them at once and see that they
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.1BXIUT169rl 4

how things have been going
for ages! I've told her every.
thing about you and Norrie!"
Tom did not say a word 70
her.
II want you to take Norrie
and the baby for a while" he
said quietly to Aunt EN-. "Iu
give Loveioy enough money to
pay their board. 1t won't be
much for a while, but it will
be something. And then later
on"
Lovejoy stopped listening to
him. Why. this was the
answer to the whole problem.
she was thinking!-Aunt EN-
could take care of the baby,
and she. herself. could go to
Minden, New. for her divorce!
CTO Be COntinuedD
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CHAPTER Is
The Get AWAY

Duley fairly danced with glee
as she approached the living
room, pausing ct the threshold
to drop one last clew on the
floor.
Anyone else would have been
crushed by the appearance of
the stolid, solemn faces before
her, but not Dulcy. Reminding
herself Laugh and the world
laughs with yor" she beamed at
the gloomy circle as she stepped
into the room.
Nov" she called out cheerily,
"Is everybody ready?"
Here you have all the evi-
dence in the great pearl rob-
berry" She crossed the room
and dangled a wisp of feather
before Mr.. Forbes. This was
found on the suspect and 1t
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were in safe keeping. He would
never let her wear them again,
until she had sense enough to
hang onto them.
Anyway, he decided philo.
sophically as he Shambled out
in the hall, he would at least
escape from Dulcy'S continual
conversation for a while.
He had hardly started up the
stairs when Dulcy started whiS-
pering to Angela excitedly and
Gordon decided that he could
stand no more. Taking the
arm Of the ever sympathetic
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CHAPTER XXXVII
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CAV

DhRTIES at the AlderSons'
house were always very
The one tonight was wildly
hilarious. AS usual AL Anderson
served too many drinks. And
by the end of the meal every
body was what he called pleas
antly jingled."
One of his favorite remarks
was Nobody in my house stays
SOBER" s..
He insisted that Lovejoy
drink a highball with her din
ner and another one after her
coffee.
"It's too hot to play cards or
to dance" Aline decided when
the group was in the living
room with it's wide-open French
windows and its softly-shaded
lamps. I'll tell you what
we'll do-we'll play 'Dates'!"
THAT sounds exciting!" Elsie
Lambert giggled. How to we
play it?"
Every man gets q partner
for himself said Aline, land
he goes with her and a couple
Of drinks and cigarettes to some
nice cozy spot and stays there
chatting and moking and
drinking for half an hour. /.
Then we all come back to this
room and change partners. The
young kids are doing it every
where, so they say"
"It sounds like a wonderful
way to get acquainted with
everybody" chirped Elsie, cast
Ing flirtatious eyes at Steve.
mo use rolling your eyes out
Of your head at Steve!" Love
Joy said to her. Il know he's
going to pick me-"
She crossedSthe room to him
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ing a long gulp as though he
needed it, answered Sometimes
I don't think so, and sometimes
I'm afraid she is"
In the living room there was
great confusion, a merry con-
fusion, led by Dulcy, who
seemed to be all over the place
at once.
Wasn't I clever the way I
got rid of him?" Dulcy asked
excitedly, ehurrying after Leach
as he went for the bags. Skip
ping back she helped Angela
into her coat; upside down at
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Van Dyke, he headed for the
kitchen.
Theirs was a peaceful scene
compared to the rest Of the
house. They busted themselves
with bottles and glasses and
tinkling ice, and sitting down
comfortably at the kitchen ta-
BILE enjoyed a long silence.
After q long pause, Van Dyke
raised his glass, and remarked
significantly, She's q clever
girl
Gordon stared moodily into
space for moment, then TAX
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What Do You KnOw?
ANSWERS TO TODAY'S TEST
Questions on Editorial Page

l. Tale Of Two Cities 2. Sundial: Marseies L. Lady of
the Lake; s. Sand limestone and soda Disbelief in the
ence Of God; Z Copenhagen Henrik IbSen; Lenngrad;
~! 70 ninidate H. Shakespeare: 12 Epaph 49, Cabbage;
"A. The funnelShaped opening: Is By number
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is now the fashion to shrek with laughter when some
sirgs an old tear erker about the bird in the
- glded cage or the city Of sighs and tears"
Today the crisp gossip Of witty cOlumnist Is preferred
= new word gives q merry twist 70 IN old tragedy.
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A Gripping Narrative of An
Adorable Meddler
By HELEN KLUMPH

From MARION DAVIES Forthcoming AI-T0lkinR
Picture by Wanda Tuchok and EdOin JustGs Mayer,
based the play, "Ducy" by MarHs Connolly and
George Kaufman. The picture UOiN be ShOWn at
Locus Palace Theater
THE STORY THUS FAR
Dulcy Parker always did her best which about the
anyone could have DONE In effort to help Gordon
her fanCe put business DEAL she gave house party
which started out badly and rapidly grew worse Forbes
the nancier constant state Of fury her efforts
to entertain him; his wife fted with Van Dyke another
guest his daughter Angela, fell in love with cOnceted
scenario writer and planned to elope with him that night
To get Forbes out Of the way that the elOpes could
escape Dulcy suggested game Of Battle She hid Angeas
real pearls and the others to find them from cews
which she has rewn about But before the search could
start Dulcy butler exconvct parole had found and
pocketed the pearls.
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tTO Be COntinuedD
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Newly Found Ruins
Are Thought Those
OF Wicked Sodom
Expedition in Palestine
Finds Indications of
Destruction by Flames.
ey the Associated Press.

1y the Associated Press.
JERUSALEM, January 2.-Arche-
ologiSts working in Palestine wonder
whether the ruins of Sodom, which the
Bible says was 30 wicked it was burned
to the ground, finally have been found.
An expedition of the Pontif1cal Bible
Institute OF Jerusalem excavated ruins
OF city hitherto unknown to science
IN which all houses and buildings were
covered by q large layer Of ashes.
Investigators, taking note of relics
found. assumed the place was burned In
the bronze age and never has been In
habited since. The relics included broken
pottery, q few vases and flint instru-
ments. Among the ruins was an an
Gent wall, built partly Of stone and
partly Of bricks.
The ruins are located In the eastern
plain OF the Jordan, about 6 kilo-
meters north Of the Dead Sea. They
were. located quite by accident wher,
members OF Pontif1cal Biblical 1nsti-
tute party found some flint objects and
potsheards where their tents were To-
Gated.
Father Malloy. heading the investisa-
ton, said It was too early to classify
the ruins as those of Sodonl. The Bible
records o visitation OF fire and brim-
stone on Sodom and It's twin city Co
morrah because of the wickedness of
their Inhabitants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-02
ADMIRAL FISKE TO NTR ODUCE
STIEARER IN "INTRIGUE" SPEECH
Retired Naval Officer De-
CIareS He Believes in and
Admlres Propagandist.
Sees Mistake in Not Naming
Navy Man to London
Farley Delegation.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, January Rear Ad-
miral Brandley E. Fiske. U. S. NJ, re-
tired, announced yesterday he had
agreed to introduce william B. Shearer,
naval propagandist, when the latter
speaks at Carnegie Hall Sunday night
on The Inside Story of 10 Years of
International Intrigue Against United
States Sea Power"
st believe in Shearer," he said, 81
admire him very much, and I think he
has been not only misunderstood, but
very much maligned. I have looked
into his alleged activities at Geneva
and find he was only doing what the
Government was trying to do"
Concerning the forthcoming naval
conference at London, Admiral Fiske
said:
IT'S going to be the greatest game,
played for the greatest stakes that the
world has ever known. but think they
made a mistake in not having q naval
officer on the United States delegation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-02
new ORLEANS PROBES
STREET CAR BLASTS
Two Trolleys Are Bombed as Police
Investigate Similar Explosion
"a Hours Earlier.

the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, January I'm the
latest violence attendant to the six
month-old street car strike here two
trolley cars have been bombed, the
second blast occurring in q distant sec
ton Of the city, while authorities were
investigating the first In the downtown
district.
The bombing last night followed the
dynan1iting Of one car on Tuesday
night. Police have announced they
will arrest suspects under an old State
law providing the death penalty for
such violence. Federal marshals en-
forcing a court order protecting the
street car lines have assisted IN the in
vestigations.
Miss N. Mcpherson and Miss Whitney
David, two passengers, tainted when
the first car encountered a charge Of
dynamite laid on the tracks near the
edge of the citys business district.
Eight other passengers were unhurt.
The women were removed to a hos
pital suffering from shock, but later
were allowed to 60 to their homes.
Floor boards in the front Of the car
were torn up.
Hardly had police and government
narshals begun an investigation than
the second street car was bombed in a
similar fashion In another section. -Four
passengers on the second car escaped
injury.