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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-05
MAR. $, 1890
OUT OUR WAY
BEGIN HERE TODAY

From the floor Of q lake on the
BERKELEY estate. DETECTIVE DUNDEE
llfts the body of lovely DORIS MAT
THEWS. ladys maid. grimly announc-
ing "Murderl" to his fellow guest. SEY-
Il is O'Clock OF a Saturday morning
In September. Friday evening in the
Berkeley home had been so unpleasant
that Dundee. invited to Hillcrest by
Young DICK BERKELEY for the week
end. had had premonitions Of disaster.
In the household are: Mr.. and Mrs.
Berkeley. the latter a vulgar. snobbish
sociaI-ciimber: Dick. tipsy profigate;
CLORINDA. engaged to Crosby, a New
York society widower. GIGI, I5-year-
old sub-deb: MRS. LAMBERT. social
secretary to Mrs. Berkeley and close
friend OF Crosby's: WICKET. the butler,
and EUGENE ARNOLD. chauffeur,
before sleeping Dundee had puzzled
over several questions: Why is CIorinda
marrying Crosby when she is stlu IN
love with JOHN MAXWELL? Why did
Clorinda steal out Of the house after
eIeven2 -,
Of perfume, presented to her mother by
crosby. and sprinkle all the guests with
al night as he had forced her to prom
lse? How late did Mr.. and Mrs. Berke-
lev quarrel over Clorinda'S engagement
In the library7
And now. who killed Doris Matthews
b- striking her over the head with that
perfume flask. whose odor pervadeS the
summerhOuse7 Dundee summons CAP
TAIN STRAWN of the Homicide Squad.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
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BY Blosser
BY Crane

No sooner had he disappeared than the mate.
placing his finger TO MS mouth, made peculiar
and shrill whistle. He had not long to wait.
Soon the face of Ksi Shang appeared at the
edge Of the clearing and behind him lurched
the figures of four of his band. Jane and the
Mosula woman sat before the formers door.
their backs toward the approaching ruffianG
Suddenly she looked up to see herself sur
rounded by the whole motley crew of villains
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Mugambi hesitated He had been left TO
guard the two women. He did not know what to
do. Then Lady Greystoke who had heard the
mates tale, added her plea to his. Hurry.
Mugambi," she urged. we shall be all right.
Shorty must be saved And Mugambi needing
the commands Of his mistress though still doubt
full of the sdcm of his action, started at
break-neck speed into the jungle on his supposed
mission OF rescue
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CHAPTER EIGHT
'TTELLOl Dundee speaking


u TEILOi Dundee speaking d.
L connect me with Captain
Strawn's home, please, the young
detective said, in a low voice when
police headquarters had answered.
A minute or two later, after his
chiefs sleepy growl had come over
the wire, Dundee recounted the dis
coyery of Doris Matthews murder
in as few words as possible.
Murder at HillcreSt!" Strawn in
terrupted early in the recital. You
didn't get bored with nothing to
do. and kill the girl yourself, did
you, BONNER"
But when the brief story was
finished Captain Strawn was not in
a jocular mood. He issued orders
grimly: "Get back on the scene OF
the crime Immediately, and don't
let Crosby out of your sight till 1
arrive.
You say the buffers with him
now? Good! See that nothingS
touched. and for Gods sake, don't
spread the alarms through the
house. And say, lie low, Dun
dee! Don't give yourself away as
detective.
"As a guest in the house. forcibly
detained there by the police, you
may be a lot of help. Just as you
we're in the Rhodes House muir
ders."
Dundee grinned family as he
"Yessed!" every order Of his chief.
"A lot of help" in the Rhodes House
murders, indeed He'd solved that
case practically single-handed,
hadn't he?
And Lieutenant Strawn had be-
come Captain Strawn as a result!
But what did credit and promotion
matter? It was the game itself he
AS he obeyed his chief and re-
turned directly to the summer house,
Dundee realized, a little shame
facedly. that his horror over Doris
brutal murder was already giving
way to the thrill of the chase to
run down her murderer.
DUT tears for Doris had already
= begun to flow, Dundee discov-
cred, as he neared the summer
house.
Wicket was dabbing at his eyes
with q folded handkerchief. and
Crosby wheeled, whipping out his
own handkerchief from his re-
trieved dreSsing-g gown, when he saw
his fellow-guest approaching.
The police will be here imme-
diately." Dundee announced. Cap
tain Strawn in charge"
To his relief, the name meant
nothing to the butler. Undoubted-
ly Wicket had come TO Hilcrest
and the Berkeleys since the middle
Of July; otherwise, if Wicket took
any interest In crime news at all,
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Tarzan had been gone but few hours when
back in the camp things began to happen
cording to the plans of Kai Shang and the
mate. The latter that morning had announced
he wanted days hunt, but instead had secreted
himself nearby and watchfully waiting had
witnessed the ape-man's departure. Tarzan,
rather than add to the already unpleasant at
mosphere of camp life, had permitted him to
go.
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CHAPTER SEVEN Continued

mo, maam, she amt in her
room! Her bed amt been slept in,
I tell you, Mrs. Ryan, A fine
howdy-de-do, I must say, even if
she is engaged Staying out all
night never did trust that uppity
little English snip"
The servants sitting room. Prob
ably the cook and chambermaid
mulling, with relish what they
thought was a nasty bit of back
stairs scandal
Reaching the buffers pantry I'M
heard, Dundee found the telephone
and gave the number of police
headquarters.
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And now from the opposite side of the camp
presently the mate ran breathless. quick" he
yelled as he hasteped excitedly to Mugambi.
Those apes of yours are coming. They've
caught Shorty, (Shorty was the Inflated Kin
caid's cabin boy) They'll kill him if you don't
call them off. You're the only one who can
stop them I'm winded'-And the mate of the
Kincaid threw himself on the ground as though
he was almost done for.
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THE BEASTS OF TARTAN

(To Be Continued)
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&c 1880 O'Clock. The ceremony was
performed by the rev. Robert Gibson,
uncle of the bride, of Charlottesville
Va, and Rev. Phillip Dales Of Olney,
Nd, on the spacious lawn under the old
spreading trees of. Sharon Farm.
The: bride, who graduated in June
with -honors from Bryn Mawr. was
charming In ivory satin, with long tulle
and lilies Of the valley.
Miss Gordon Kelley Of Fort Smith,
Ark, also q Bryn Mawr girl, was maid
OF honor, gowned In yellow chiffon,
yellow shoes, large yellow picture hat
and carried yellow roses and dolphin
1ums. MIR. Laurence Bunker of New
York was best man for Mr.. Wing.
The bridegroom, graduate OF Yale,
took his M. A. at Harvard and after
ward studied year ct Cambridge, Eng
land.
Mrs. Farquhar, mother Of the bride,
was becomingly .gowned In lowered
chiffon, with black hat, and Mrs. Wing,
the bridegroom's mother, was attired In
beige lace, hat and accessories to match.
Among the guests from q distance,
besides the bridegroom's mother, were
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Farquhar Of New
York, the Rev. and Mrs. Robert Gibson
and family of Charlottesville, Va;
Mrs. Arthur Chichester of Leesburg,
Va; Mrs. Hempstone Of Virginia and
about 80 or 20 relatives and friends
| from York, Pa, besides q host of WASH
ington and Sandy Spring guests.
A delicious luncheon was served on
small tables on the law and veranda
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mont. at Newport, for the remainder Of
the Summer.
Maj. J. B. Anderson Will entertain ut
the dinner dance this evening on the
PLACE Deauville at the Wardman Park
Hotel.
Comdr. and Mrs. J. T. Keleher have
as their guest at the Wardman Park
Hotel the latter'S sister, Mrs. l.. n. Vail,
who has come from New York.
Capt. James q. Reich, q. 8. M. c.,
and his family have taken an apart.
ment at the Wardman Park Hotel.
Capt. Reich, who has been stationed at
Atlanta, Ca. has been ordered to the
Marine headquarters here for duty.
Mrs. Harrison ana Grand.
daughter Motoring 20 Omaha.
Mrs. Russell 3. Harrison and her
granddaughter. Miss Sally Ann vii.
liams, started this morning by motor
for Indianapolis, where they viii spend
several days with Mrs. Harrison's son
and daughter -in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Henry Harrison, Sd.
Mrs. Harrison and Miss williams will
continue their trip the first Of next
week, going to their home in Omaha,
Nehr.. to remain until August. They
will return to their apartment In the
Broadmoor in the Autumn. Miss VIII
l1amS, who Is a Observation-Disclosures of
President Benjamin Harrison, gradu-
ated this year from the Friends School.
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Ritter have
returned from q short visit at Virgins
Beach and are spending a few DAYS al
the Willard before going to Cape Cod
Tor the remainder Of the Summer. Mr.
and Mrs. Ritter entertained informalIy
at luncheon on the Willard Roof
yesterday.
Mrs. Sidney A. Cloman will close her
house here the first Of the week and 70
to New York to sail Wednesday aboard
the Berengaria for the remainder OF
the Summer abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mueller will have
few guests dining with them this
evening on the PLACE Deauville at the
Wardman Park Hotel.
Miss Carolyn Livingston Alexande,
and Miss Betty Alexander have Joined
their mother, Mrs. James Alexander
after q weeks visit at Rehoboth Beach
Mrs. Suter Holland and her son and
daughter -in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C.
Holland, accompanied by the formers
granddaughter, Miss Doris Beckwith
nave returned to their home, on Shep-
herd street in Chevy Chase, Nd, after
spending some time in New York.
Mrs. Herbert c. whitehurst and he,
daughters. Miss Marie Mines and Miss
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ing commissioner Of customs, had prom
ised an investigation.
In his letter to Secretary Mellon.
Clancy urged an investigation Of the
recent sinking OF the pleasure craft
Arhutlis on the Delaware Rivef near
Philadelphia after collision with 4 Gov
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eminent patrol boat, said to have been
running without lights. -
Clancy also transmitted complaints
OF lawrence p. Fisher, president Of the
Saolilac Motor Car Co. and Christopher
- Smitn, president OF the Chris. Smith
a. Son Boat Co. of Algomac. Mich.
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on an extensive motor trip 10 Salt Lake
City and the Western States. He was
accompanied by Mr.. J. @. Kimbali Of
Salt Lake City. Mr.. M'Ceney will be
back In the early Fall.
a
Miss Alice M. Jensen, accompanied
by Miss Florence Jensen and Miss
Esther H. Jensen, all Of Piedmont, Calf,
Is at the Dodge Hotel for Q brief So
journ.
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Reception for Mr.. Beane
Celebrated Anniversary,
MI. A. r. Became was given n recen
ton last evening to celebrate the
ninetieth anniversary Of his birth, The
party was held In the parlors Of the
First Congregational Church, where Mr..
Beane is an active worker and has been
| during the Is years he has lived In
| Washington. The hosts Of the occasion
were members of the mems Bible class
| and the women's Bible class Of the
church. A short and interesting pro-
gram was given during the evening
and Mr.. Beane told Of some of his
experiences during the early years of
his long and active life. A cake, bear
ing 80 candles, was the centerpiece ct
the buffet supper.
Mr.. Beane Il o native of Vermont
and made his home In Chicago for some
years before coming to Washington,
where he now lives on Rock Greek
| Church road.
Miss Adelaide Henry was hostess Sat-
urday afternoon, taking her guests to
| Annapolis roads, where she entertained
them through the afternoon and at
tea at the Beach and Tennis Club.
They later attended the dinner dance
at the club In the company were Mr..
and Mrs. r. @. Wilson Of Philadelphia,
Mr and Mrs. A. 4. Reside. Miss Alice
Abadie. Mr.. Frank Reside and Mr..
Weaver.
Miss sue-Gould Prentiss Is spending
the month Of July ct the Ocean House,
at Watch Hill, r. l., as the guest of
her cousin, Miss Converse Of Boston.
Mrs. Howard Morrow and her son,
Mr.. Grant Morrow Of San Francisco,
are passing q short time at the Ward :
man Park Hotel.
DR.. and Mrs. r. N. Hamblen of
Spokane, Wash, are at the Dodge Hotel
while In Washington.
MIR. and Mrs. Herbert A. Ensler and
three children Of Meadow Lane, Chevy
Chase, Nd. are spending their vacation
at Cape May. N. J.
Mrs. olin w. Kennedy of Cleveland.
Ohio, is at the Carlton for o few days,
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Viola
Ballinger, also of Cleveland.
Miss Dorothy quinn ia at Hotel Bret
ton Hall in New York City for q short
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Hueuely
went to Atlantic City last week and
are spending some time at the Seaside
Hotel.
Miss Farquhar Bride Of
Mr.. Wing ut Sandy Spring.
A wedding of unusual charm and in
terest to Sandy Spring neighborhood
was that Of Miss Charlotte Farouhar
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Far
quhar of York, Pa, and Mr.. Donald
Wing OF Athol, Mass, which took place
at Sharon Farm. their Summer home,
In Sandy Spring, Saturday, June %,
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and o string orchestra In, the drawing
room played during and after the cere-
nnony. The bride and bridegroom sailed
Monday, June 80, for O European trip
Of several months and will be at home
after october at the Ciaremont, in New
Haven, Conn.
Mrs. 8. J. Bailey OF Fredericksburg
Va, is at the Carlton for q brief stay.
Nine. Jean Bordeaux Of Paris has
been at the Dodge Hotel for several days
during her stay In Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. David L. stern and Mrs.
John Guest are in New York where they
are staying at Hotel Breton Hall.
Miss Anita schade has gone to Avon,
N. j., to remain there for three weeks,
when she will 60 North, returning in
September to her home at 1929 Rhode
Island avenue northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Pierce are spend :
ing the vacation period In Atlantic City,
where they are stopping at the Seaside
Hotel.
Mr.. Seymour Mcconnell, who has
spent the week ends during the early
Summer In the Summer home of his
mother, Mrs. Samuel Burleigh Milton,
on the Chesapeake Bay and motoring
through nearby Maryland ana Virginia,
will start tomorrow by motor for the
New England States and Canada to re-
main until the middle of August.
Mr.. James p. M'Ceney started Sunday
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Harriet whitehurst. left Monday for
Blue Ridge Summit, Pa, where thew
viii spend the Summer with nv.
whitehurst's mother. Mrs. Benjamin
Mines.
Mrs. Rhinelander Waldo Of New York
City Is at the Carlton for q short stay.
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Brawner, jr., are
IN Atlantic City for o short stay and
are at the Chalfcnte- Haddon Hail.
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PROBE OF UNLIGHTED \,
U. S. BOATS PLEDGED
Cadillac Motor Co. President Is
Among Complainantt Accua-
ing Customs Patrol Craft.

Following protests registered against
reported operation Of customs patrol
boats without lights on the Detroit and
st. Claire Rivers and the Great Lakes,
Representative Clancy of Michigan last
night announced that Frank Dow. act
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SOCIETY
Secretary Of State and Mrs. Stimson Again
at Woodley After Short Stay on
Long Island.
Long Island.

T%HE Secretary of State and Mrs.
Henry L. Stimson returned to
the Capital yesterday from their
4 home Highhold, In Huntington,
Long Island, where they went
for the holiday,
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Radical Reduction.
forQuick Clearance
DRESSES {:
: Values from SIS to 5000

In addition regular Stock thousands of finely
styled advance fashions secured marked through
manufacturers cooperation All prices make this
sale the value giving the history Emily Shops
Street and afternoon dresses cocktail costumes Suits ensembles
evening dresses In plain and printed hn fiat cpes Sports
dresses hansung plain and printed fat Crepe ah and other
sports fabrics in all important shades.
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Mr.. and Mrs. David L. Stern and Mrs.
John Guest are in New York where they
are staying at Hotel Breton Hall.
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Nine. Jean Bordeaux Of Paris has
been at the Dodge Hotel for several days
during her stay In Washington.
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Mr.. Ussakd Bulent, second secretary
Of the Turkish embassy, entertained q
small company at dinner last evening
In the garden restaurant Of the Carlton.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Cornelius Van.
derbIt have opened their estate, Beau
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-08

Mrs, 8. J. Bailey Of Fredericksburg
Va, is at the Carlton for q brief stay.
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No. illA-EsiiyS "LsSG
err. Sheer chiffo q,
slenderising Preach heel.
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40 regularly I.,S
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The director general of the Pan
American Union. DR.. Leo S. Rowe, will
be host this evening at another of the
series OF charming musicales, when a
program of Latin American music will
be given on the esplanade Of the Pan
American Union Building.
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Mrs. Olin w. Kennedy Of Cleveland,
Ohio, is ut the Carlton for o few days,
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Viola
Ballinger, also of Cleveland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-08

Miss Dorothy Quinn ia at Hotel Bret
ton Hall in New York City for q short
stay.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Huguely
went to Atlantic City last week and
are spending some time at the Seaside
Hotel.
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Mr.. James P. MCeney started Sunday
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-13
BEGIN HERE TODAY
: LAURA LOU BROOKMAN
AUTHOR OF Trash ROMANCE ~

BEGIN HERE TODAY
Adventure enters the life OF CELIA
MITCHELL, IT., when she learns the
father she has supposed dead Is alive
and wealthy. She leaves her unpre-
tentious home in Baltimore for a home
in New York with her father. JOHN
MITCHELL, and her arstocratic grand
MARGARET ROGERS. her mother,
divorced Mitchell and remarked and Is
now a widow. BARNEY SHIELDS. young
newspaper photographer. is in love. with
the girl and before leaving Baltimore
She is lonely in her new home.
Mitchell asks EVELYN PARSONS,
beautiful widow, to introduce the girl
to young people. Mrs. Parsons considers
Celia a means to win MitchelPs affec-
tons and agrees She invites the girl
10 her Long Island home for a week.
end and there Celia meets TOD JOR-
DAN. fascinating but Of dubious char
acter.
Mrs. Parsons encourages the match.
Celia treats Jordan coolly at first, but
IS won by his romantic love making
after he has rescued her from drowning.
becomes Celia's loyal friend. At a
reads Celia's palm and warns her of
impending danger. Mitchell arranges
an e borste party in honor Of Celia s
eigh -euth birthday and Mrs. Parsons
assists N the plans.
Tho evening of the party Celia gives
he father a message from her mother,
1T lgrs. Parsons destroys it before
MnShel has read IL.
NOW GO ON WITH STORY
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/ I've been looking for you,' he
told the girl. Want to dancer"
She slipped into his arms. They
moved away in perfect rhythm.
Dancing with Jordan, even on this
crowded floor, was breathless
sensation. This way the moment
she had been waiting for!
A tenor soloist, megaphone in
hand, was grooming the words of
the Syncopated ballad. The tempo
of the song was stirring, insistent.
They had half-circled the room
and were in front of one of the
French windows looking out on
the night sky. The window
opened out on small balcony.
Lets go out here" Jordan
whispered. He took Celia's arm
and led her out on the Enclosure.
The balcony was only a few
feet wide. 1t ran back at either
side of the window, and Jordan
and the girl stepped into the
Swallowed space. They were far up
over the street. Celia uttered a
little cry at the spectacle before
hr.
TINE sky world was aglow with
Il myriads of twinkling, dazzling
lights. On a black velvet back
ground-as a jeweler displays his
wares-the crimson, gold and blue
white electrical displays beckoned.
Some of them came from Broad
way. Others were cleaning coro-
nets of sky-craslling towers. At
intervals a gigantic beacon flashed
it's fiery radius across the dark
ness.
"Why-its fairyland!" Celia muir
INJURED.
Jordan was not looking at the
silky line. His eye had caught the
cleaning ruby on the girls hand.
He lifted her hand, inspecting the
ring.
Fathers birthday present." &C.
LA explained. isn't it gorgeous?"
Good stone,' Jordan nodded ap-
provingly. Listen, Celia, let's get
away from this noise. I want to
talk to you
But 1 couldn't leave the party!"
"Hang the party. Don't you care
anything at all about me?"
you know I do"
"Then come on"
Father wouldn't"
Jordan turned aggrieved eyes on
her. "All I hear is father this
and grandmother that" he said
irritably. ST didn't think you were
that kind of a spoil-sport. Good
Lord, Celia, are you bluffing? What
are you trying to do to me any,
how?"
For a minute he eyed her an
grily. The colored fed from Celia's
face. She was frightened. but
above all she felt Jordan's irresiSt-
ible nearness. She couldn't have
him misunderstood.
I'll CO." she said quickly. wait
Just a minute. "Ill explain to Mrs.
Parsons"
They returned to the dining
room. Celia hurried across the
floor to where Evelyn Parsons was
the center of a group. She drew
the older woman aside.
Tod Jordan wants to take me
home" she said. do you think
it will be all right?"
Evelyn Parsons smiled sweetly.
why. of course" she said. Run
along"
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81 shall tell them" said Werper. that I
caught you after you escaped from the camp:
took you to Achmet Eek who directed me to
bring you back. And I am to ride north with
you at once and dispose Of you at the most adj
vantageous terms to a certain slave dealer"
While this ruse struck the girl as rather an odd
affair, still was she deceived by the apparent
frankness Of the Belgian. She realized that des-
perate situations required desperate handling.
Though she tternhled inwardly at again entering
the vile village. she saw no better course.