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wearily. ITS utterly incredible, "
he declared hoarsely. "When | first
read the news this morning, ]
could only pray some mistake had
been made. And l hurried back
home as quickly as possible"
you've only returned FROM
Washington, Mr.. Keith?"
"By plane, Mr.. Rankin" the
other replied with a visible effort to
control his emotions. 81 bought a
paper while l breakfasted at my
hotel =. and the instant l grasped
the terrible thing, hired a
special plane.
cat what hotel did you put up
or the night?" Rankin queried,
oointedly.
The Portman on G Street." Mr..
Keith returned.
"And when did you leave for
Washington, Mr.. Keith? By which
train?"
Mr.. Keith hesitated perceptibly.
went at noon, Mr.. Rankin" he
answered presently. First, at
eleven-thirty, l visited my Offices.
My chauffeur drove me there and
then he took me to West Philadel-
phia in time to catch the through
train at twelve-twenty-fve. I
reached the capital at three-twenty"
"You caught the train in plenty
Of time" Rankin pressed for de-
tails.
with about ten minutes to
spare" the other spoke with more
certainty and composure.
"Where did you go in Washing
ton? l presume this was business
trip?"
eyes, 1 had a conference with Mr..
Leonard Kramer, president of the
New Ray Silk Company"
Rankin wrote the name of the
company officer in his notebook and
said:
THANK you. And now, Mr..
Keith, painful though the subject
is, l must ask you to bear with a
few questions about your wife.
Your cooperation and the informa-
ton you supply might go far to
help as solve her death"
He could not tell why he sensed
that Mr.. Keith was relieved, as
though he relaxed after being on
guard.
The husband shook his head
sadly. "Of course, I'm anxious to
clear up this terrible thing. What
do you want to knowr
"First, something about Mrs.
Keith's background-who she was
when you met herr" the detective
said.
Prompted by his shrewd prob
ing, Mr.. Keith related in some de-
tail how he met his future wife in
Detroit, four summers ago. Va
cationing nearby in Canada, he had
stopped there on business, at the
Hotel Michigan where Barbara
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MAANiAn

Webb was employed as a manicur-
ist in the beauty salon. What at
tracted him at first sight was her
lovellnesS, unostentatious but pleas
ing, and her sensibility; she ap-
peared to have genuine depth of
character and intelligence.
He quietly married the girl, he
continued, in Windsor, Canada, on
August 26, 1929. Afterward, he ad-
mitted in a self-condemnatory
mood, their martial life had not
been very harmonious or satisfac-
tory. Mrs. Keith seldom spoke of
her past.
At the same time, he made con-
sclentious efforts to bring her hap
plnesS. In the beginning, they had
taken a fine residence on the main
line; then, unreasonably enough, in
the fall of 1881 she expressed an
urgent desire to move into The AID
witch Apartments in Chestnut Hill.
He had consented. That winter he
wanted to send her to Europe,
though he could not accompany
her; instead she insisted on spend
ing the cold month alone at Palm
Beach.
~ r ~
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Miss Eta Mae Lewis, Miss Jewell
Temple and the hostess.
#&&+%*#*#%*&A

Miss Eta Mae Lewis, Miss Jewell
Temple and the hostess.
***+*****+**%
LEAVE FOR RANDOLPH FIELD
&******
Mrs. Sara Renshaw and daugh-
ter. Miss Henrietta Renshaw, will
spend the holidays visiting Harry
Renshaw who is stationed at Ran
dolph Field, Texas.
s**%*#***h%*&
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
***#%#s
Mrs. M. L. Carney entertained
the Baptist Ladies Missionary So
ciety Thursday afternoon with a
Christmas party at her home on
Quarry street. The members drew
named and presents were exchanged
at the Christmas tree. Decorations
followed the Christmas motif.
Those present were Mesdames G.
.Januel, j. r. Curry, A. S. Wingo,
T.. r. Gambee, w. N. Puckett, l..
Bell. G. E. Wheeler, McCraw, N. B.
Mercer, Herman, j. N. Wilkey, Miss
Mary Jane Wingo, and the hostess.
A###*#aaA*AH%
SEWING CLUB
**&&***
Mrs. H. w. Capps entertained her
sewing club Thursday afternoon at
her home on Plum street. Delicious
buffet-refreshments were served.
Present were Mesdames John De
Bolt, H. Frame, H. E. Maniss, L.
Ledford, Bruce Wallace, G. Prude,
IT M. Powell, and the hostess.
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"Yes, I know about that, Dan,
Rankin returned. In the meantime
there's another job / want you te
take charge of. A man hunt.
want . little chat with Mitch Riley
You're as familiar with him as l.
and with his friends and hangouts.
Also get in touch with the New
York authorities"
The sergeant asked curiously,
What has Mitch done to connect
him with murder?"
"Just left his calling card on the
table beside Mrs. Keith's body"
Rankin informed him.
"All right, Tommy, it's a tall
order you've given me-" he said,
round up Riley within a day or two,
at the most"
He went out, to return to Head
quarters, and Rankin stalked
through the apartment. 1t was a
spacious, twelve-room establish
ment, simply but opulently fur
nished.
The detective selected the boudoir
as the most probable place for the
dead woman's personal effects. In
dresser against the right wall
Rankin found in profusion the usual
evidences of woman's vanity-cos-
metiGs, toilet articles, hair appll-
ances-and a work-basket.
At first glance, the escritoire
promised as little as the dresser.
Mrs. Keith's only letters came from
chatty acquaintance, she had abso-
lutely no correspondence of a per
sonal nature or from her family. He
did, however, find checkbooks and
cancelled checks, returned from her
bank. They revealed that she had
made special payments, marked
only personal" in amounts of two
or three thousand dollars each time.
They started as far back as June,
two years before and continued reg
ularly every two months since.
The only other discovery Rankin
made seemed trifing enough. In
the dead woman's private medicine
cabinet he saw, among other prepa-
rations, several bottles labeled
"Pyramidon." This he recognized
as a medicine in tablet form for
headaches. According to their tags,
most of the bottles were purchased
from local druggists. But the faded
and yellow label of one empty bot
tie bore the words, "State Hospital
for Women" Allerton, Indiana.
Rankin had just turned away
/. ON the cabinet when the furious
pealing of the doorbell sent him
Fastening into the hall. The butler
preceded him to the door.
A man Rankin recognized as
Mortimer Keith pushed breathlessly
past, coat and hat in hand. Even
in that moment, when on the verge
of breakdown, the man whose
likeness the papers carried revealed
his aristocratic breeding.
He looked so exhausted that Ran
kin motioned him to a chair.
"Sit down, Mr.. Keith, and take it
easy" The detective spoke sympa-
thetically. "My name is Rankin
from headquarters. | regret it's
nv tasi TO investigate your wife's
unfortupate death.
Mortimer Keith raised his head
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LADIES AID
AAAM 4 4 ~

The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Congregational Church met Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
M. Beatty on Terrace avenue. The
rooms were decorated to represent
the Christmas season.
Following the business meeting,
a short entertainment was present.
ed. Mrs. Lon Bellman gave dra-
matte reading, and Miss Jewell
Temple gave a humorous reading.
Dainty refreshments were served.
Those present were Mesdames
Lon Bellman, Craig Watt, r. Mer-
Ger, William Gates, Joe Gibbs, B.
Dumbauld, E. Gildea, O. A. Smith,
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bH~MlITON pROpPER...

the same time, since his baggage
remained in his rooms and he had
not checked out, he apparently IN
tended to return.
Instructing Gordon to continue
his search, Rankin eventually set
out for the A1dwich Apartments.
The Keith apartment was ClI on
the twelfth floor. At the detectives
knock, Sergeant Gilmore opened the
door.
There have been no develop
ments here, Tommy" he greeted his
colleague. $50 far, no word from
Mr.. Keith; and except for the dis
tress of the servants, it's been quiet
They last saw Mrs. Keith when she
left here two o'clock yesterday
afternoon-except for the chauffeur
who deposited her and Rowland at
the Wolff Building"
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Ninth Instalment

SYNOPSIS Barbara Keith. wife Of a
prominent Philadelphia business man, is
murdered as she waits alone In side room
to testify in the divorce case of Rowland
VS.. Rowland She was to have testified
for the husband, a friend, who was de-
fendant in the action . Detective Tommy
Rankin is assigned to the case from police
headquarters . His preliminary investi-
jgation disclosed that both Mr.. and Mrs.
Rowland had gathered evidence against
the other of infidelity :. The will of Mrs
Rowlands first husband directed her law
yer brother, Mr.. willard, to handle the
estate until she remarked when the new
husband was to come into control. Detec-
tive Rankin finds motives and the evidence
of guilt for the murder of Mrs. Keith,
leading to the doors Of virtually all of
the principals involved. These principals
are, the two Rowlands, Mr.. Willard, Mr..
Keith, husband Of the murdered woman,
Hugh Campbell, paramour of Mrs. Row
land, and his underworld confederates E.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY.
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"Yes. I know about that, Dan,"
Rankin returned. In the meantime,
there's another job want you to
take charge of. A man hunt. I
want . little chat with Mitch Riley.
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tletoe attractively arranged about

tletoe attractively arranged about
the home.
Bridge prizes were won by Mrs
E. A. Tftcomb, first; Mrs. D. Leslie
Wooddell, second; and Miss Fran
ces Burlinson, consolation.
The guest list included Mrs,
Gladys Cameron, Mrs. Craig Pot
finger, Mrs. Bruce Kinds, Mrs.
Charles Jones, Mrs. Glenn Harker,
Mrs. D. Les Wooddell, Mrs. Robert
E. Lee, Miss Frances Burlinson, Mrs.
H. r. Sisk, Mrs. Frank Carroon,
Mrs. Harold Wayte, Mrs. Andrew
Bettwy, Mrs. James Hitler, Mrs.
Frank Duffy, Mrs. Marguerite Car
penter, Mrs. A. E. Sanders, Mrs. E.
A. Titcomb, Mrs. Alfred Taylor, Miss
Helena Keyte, Mrs. Bert Smith, Mrs.
Herbert Chatham, Mrs. Lillian
Chatham, Mrs. Lee Jensen, Mrs. w.
E. Carroon, Mrs. r. M. Harrison,
and the honoree.
&*44*&&&Ah&&E
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PAGE FIFTEEN
CHRISTMAS PARTY
h&##&&&

The Methodist Missionary Society
had a Christmas Party Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. H.
E. Maniss on Potrero street. The
rooms of the home were appropri-
ately decorated to represent the
coming season, and refreshments
were of the Chrismtas variety.
Each member invited guest and
by previous arrangement Santa
Claus was able to remember each
one present. Following the business
meeting, the remainder Of the af-
ternoon was turned into a social
get-to-gether and every one was
automatically on the program.
The guest list included Mrs. Nash
Duke, Mrs. Elizabeth Sayer, Miss
Emma Ldhn, Mrs. Roy Milliken,
Mrs. w. l.. Muehlhouse, Mrs. j. T.
Campbell, Mrs. w. r. McGaugh,
Mrs. L. B. West, Mrs. j. p. Hevmes,
Mrs. v. T. Rascoe, Mrs. A. j. Nit
chell, Miss Viola Fiscus, Mrs. T. M.
Powell. Mrs. Lillian Chatham, Mrs.
Fred Gilmore, Mrs. j. G. Wollard'
and the hostess.
%*#&#*#*#**$*
Mrs. Charles Otis, Mrs. Lon Bell
man. Mrs. z. B. Noon, and the
hostess.
*a&##*##*#%*F
Miss Charlotte LUZ will spend the
holiday vacation in Tucson.
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Continued from page three)
Mrs. ZenaS Noon, high; Mrs. E. S.
Edmonson, second; and Miss Eta
Mae Lewis, low.
The guest list included Mrs. Lon
BeIlman, Mrs. Dorothy RoeSner,
Mrs. Charles Jones, Mrs. Lula Lari-
more, Mrs. E. S. Edmonson. Mrs.
Zenas Noon, Mrs. D. Wilkey, Mrs.
G. Daniels, Mrs. n. Chatham, Mrs.
Sara Renshaw, Mrs. F.. E. Wester-
land. Mrs. Ted Simpson, Mrs. Rob-
Nogales international., 1935-12-21
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. j. S. Gonzalez entertained
her bi-monthly bridge club We'd
nesday afternoon at her home on
Sonoita avenue. Delicious refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. w. P. zacharias was high,
and Mrs. M. H. Boughton, second.
Members are Mrs. w. p. Zachar-
las, Mrs. r. T. Frazier, Mrs. Craig
Pottinger, Mrs. M. H. Boughton,
Nogales international., 1935-12-21
SPANISH LUNCHEON
%k%# %*f

Mrs. Ralph Moery entertained
with a Spanish-luncheon and bridge
party Wednesday afternoon at her
home on Noon street in honor Of
her aunt, Mrs. T. G. Abbott of
Washington, d. c., who recently
arrived in Nogales to spend the
holidays. Christmas decorations
were used in the rooms.
The guest list included Mesdames
H. M. Clagett, A. r. Borne, A. B. c..
Davenport, P. j. Bughman. j. F..
DeBolt, w. F. Maner, H. Wilson, A..
j. Abbott, Charles Smith, John
Jund, Ralph Moery, and the guest
Of honor.
4&#%&*%*&sk*
MI. and Mrs. j. d. Wilson OF
Tucson will be the guests Christ
mas Day of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Price at their home on West street.
AA*SSs&
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY DINNER
*#&%*#*
In honor of Mrs. Alfred Kibbe,
a group Of her friends surprised her
with delightful birthday dinner
Tuesday evening at the Cavern in
Nogales, Sonora. Following the din
ner, the guests motored to the home
of Mrs. Herbert Chatham on West
street where the remainder of the
evening was enjoyed playing bridge.
Decorations followed the Christmas
scheme with an abundance of mis-
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ert Grantham, Miss Anne Lynch,
Miss Pauline Darby, Miss Pearl
Marleau, Miss Eta Mae Lewis, Miss
Catherine Morgan, Miss Henrietta
Renshaw, Mrs. j. S. Gonzalez, Mrs.
H. Merrill King, and the hostess.
*%******E**&$
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert johnson
have returned to their home on
Elm Street after an extended visit
in Oklahoma.
Nogales international., 1935-12-21
HERE FOR HOLIDAYS

HEhE FUR HULIDA1S
Mrs. E. Rickenberg and two
daughters, Lois Mae, and Jean,
have arrived in Nogales from Cali
fornia to spend the Christmas holi-
days with Mr.. Rickenberg.
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Washington; w. G. Havely. 1920
College: H. D. Stiles, $40 w. 2Sth:
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Mccoy. 434 S. Pine: j. F. McLaugh-
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Park.
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Chrisman, $50 N East; H. NJ. Taylor.
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land.
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Davis, 334 N Arlington. c. Irvine,
1714 N. Rural; H z. Kent, 2907 Mac
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lit N. Jefferson; c. D. Long, GAS
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County Men Join Group
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lis. Bob Humphrey. R. R. 4, Box
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214 Lafayette Heights; H. L. Kropp,
36C7 N. Emerson; K. w. Forkner.
002 N. Lasalle; j. B. Dickerson, r.
r. y, Box %; G. Van Camp, 2022
N. Pennsylvania; B R. Quinn, 1916
Salem; NJ. B. Hall, 337 Whittier;
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Stamper, 1892 E. Washington; B. l.
Fitch, 1919 Windsor; G. w. Bennett,
5O27 N. Sheldon; c. A. Shultz, I'll
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Box 7; c. =. Moseley, "a S. Capitol.
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.ege; w. B. Smith, 2641 Z. 10th. V.
M. Love, 21115 E. Walnut; M. S.
1915 E. 63rd; G. E. Turn
er, Room II, Y. M. G. A, city; B. v.
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Killen, 2102 N. Meridian, Apt. 3;
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Yule, 1405 N. Jefferson; R. R. Clark,
931 Congress-; E. E. Buckler, 25o1 N.
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ford; w H. Roberts, 2101 N. Penn
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$50 Fletcher, Apt. II; H. D. Joseph,
3O15 Jackson; r. @. Burdsell, 1915
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Box 431.
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Gililand, 1884 Central; j. H. Far
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Saulcy; D. R. Cunningham, 1866
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Woodruff pl; R. C. Lindner, 2613 N.
Butler; L. H. Kryster, 1921 Boule-
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Meridian; L. E. Bowen, 1901 Villa;
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Drake Jr., 4l6 Highland; r. A.
Yates, 3419 N. Pennsylvania; G. R.
Thurston, 1888 Carrollton; P. S.
Schepman, Alb Guilford; ]. r..
Sharp, 4935 Park; G. H. Kamey,
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Johnson; H. A. CASTOR, 159 S. Ell
der; E. F. Duckum, 3151 E. Walnut;
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Apt. 4; w. A. Summa, 1928 N.
State.
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Dawson. Sill Holt; Otis Bockerman
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way; ]. R Ewbank, 3456 Salem; j
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Edgecombe, 625 E. 57th; C. H
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8O8 Middle Drive. Woodruff pl;
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6106 E. 10th; w. F. Belcher, 1921
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Illinois; F. j. Snyder, isis Single
ton; w. Preston, 1855 Madison; S.
L. Pierce, 1904 College; M. c. Ow-
ings, 339 N. State; R. L. Oakley,
1921 Sturm; P. H. O'Brien; j. M
Murphy, 712 N. Alabama; V. A,
Livingston, R. R. 16, Box 40; R. w.
Morgan, 237 E. st. Joseph.
E. M. Kippen, IS st. Clair; H. A.
Fleece, 42S w. 44th; H. j. Croucher,
329 N. Jefferson; P. r. Croas, r. R.
l, Box 83; F. E. Concur, 435 N. JEFF
ferson; R. E. Burge, 248 N. 9th;
A. D. Bonnet, 1872 Jefferson; R. ].
Williams, 242 N. 9Th, Beech Grove;
H. K. WilkerSon, 3748 N. Ritter; G.
Richardson, R. R. 6, Box 670; j. R.
Martz, 1928 N. New Jersey; r. A.
Hillemeyer, 935 N. Tacoma; H. G.
Ehle, 100 N. East; N. F. Croucher,
329 N. Jefferson; D. G. Schwindler,
3716 E. 35th; R. R. Humphreys, 1906
N. New Jersey; j. w. Curtis, 1000
Dexter; A. L. Bennett, 332 N. JEFF
ferson; H. R. Barnes, 1887 Rock
ville-rd; w. j. Moriarity, 1864
RockVille-rd; c. Krauth, R, R, 5,
Box SOL; H. w. johnson, 1850 Villa;
B. D. Johnson, 563 Jones.
Others From County Named
j. A. HendrickSon, 824 N. Rural;
A. G. Harris, R. R. 9, Box 80; w. F.
Furlong, 300 E. Ohio; Fred A. Som
mer, 1926 E. Ohio; w. w. Clemens,
851 E. st. Clair; Charles F. Tros-
ky, 1413 w. 33rd; j. G. Letiff, 1921
Southeastern; B. w. Griffey, 1860
Carrollton; John R. Achor, r. R. 10,
Box 423; A. P. Workman, II Regent;
F. w. SchWier, 4404 w. Market;
H. E. Morgan, 5428 Lowell; L.
P. Schmitt, 1867 Congress; j. F..
Hughes, 1925 Dudley; G. A. Bork,
1916 Orange; w. H. Rector, $50 E.
38th; E. G. OWings, 419 N. State;
E. P. O'Haver, 4548 Manlove; G. E.
Keyler, 9O8 Congress; n. A. Ken