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Evening star., 1937-11-21
Legal and Conquer With Same Trainer Win Features
Cadeau End, Obtained in Dra,o
By F. Ambrose Clark, Is First
Horse to Win Laing Memorial

swtnnalong, Cadeau did not make his
move until the last turn Of the az.
mile brush route. When Bellhouse
called for moro speed the French
geldtng collsred evimalons without
dimculty and was only galloping as
the horses swept under the wire.
swimalons was second ana the Sandy
Woods Stables Little Hurd q we'll
beaten third. Both Of the other start
ers finished the course.
CadeAu was . hot favorite and IN
most instances the favorites won yes
terday, up to the last race. tho only
nat test on the card, when Jack Skin
ner's Sea Ted shouldered 100 pounds
and handed Richard K. Melons Tool
box . sound beating at . distance Of
! mile.
Because Of his extraordinary con-
ststency In winning on the nat and
over hurdles around the hunt circuit,
Toolbox was q 1-to-3 favorite in the
betting, but Sea TED was much the
better horse Of the two here, going to
the front easily and staving of the
Mellon entry's challenge with no
especial trouble.
The secondary feature Of the day,
the Montpelier Cup Of two miles over
brush. went to Mrs. James 9. Clark's
Little Cottage End, which was q close
second in the Glenwood Steeplechase
at Aiddleburg last week end and
seemed to have improved Oh the race.
Little Cottage, handled by J. Duf1ey,
was kept nicely in hand while Mrs.
Arthur Whites Bay Dean set killing
pace, came up when the runner tired,
and had plenty Of daylight between
him and r. Ambrose Clarks Sunny
Thoughts Is the first two completed
the course.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
BY ROBERT b. PHILLIPS, r.,
0ta6 Correspondent Of The Star.


\ \ ONTPELIER, Va, Nov. 30
M Cadeau I'd, the French horse
wv that r. Ambrose Clark LITERAL
4 a ~ drew out Of q hat last year
In New York, won the first running Of
the Noel Laing Memorial 6teeplechase
In easy style here today before . crowd
Of $500.
When an American syndicate pooled
funds to bring over consignment Of
young jumpers from abroad in 1885,
Mr.. Clark. one Of the leading patrons
Of cross-country sport in America, won
Cadeau In the drawings, and yesterday
the 5-year-old son Of Nouvel An-Cre-
deres Victor earned the right to have
his name the first inscribed In the IN.
mails of a race established to honor the
memory Of young LAing, internation-
ally known Virginia gentleman rider.
who died last year.
Standing on q chill and wind swept
hillside on the estate Of Mrs. Randolph
Scott as Cadeau galloped to an easy
victory over a hve-horse field were
scores Of prominent sportsmen who
had subscribed to the purchase Of the
handsome trophy. The cup was pre-
sented to Mr.. Clark by w. A. Laing.
father Of the late jockey. and bronze
trophy was given to Francis Bellhouse,
who rode the winner. Cadeau's victory
also added 81 1000 to his winnings at
the major tracks and the hunt meets
since he landed in this country.
Makes Move on Last Turn.
CAGILY handled and rated just of
the pace set by Raymond Guests
Evening star., 1937-11-21
H0WARD'S FINETRI0
SANTAANlTATHREAT
Seabiscuit, Second in Race Last
Year; Chanceview and Fair
Knightess Aim at Cap.

~ the Associated Press.
I os T. ANGELES. Nov. 20.-C. 8.
Howard. known chiefly - the
owner Of seabiscuit, now has three
strong candidates for the 1888 run
ming Of the 100000 santa Anita
Handicap.
II the track is fast, his main re-
lance will be seAbiscuit, beaten Z
nose by Rosemont last February and
leading money winner Of the year. II
It comes mud. then he will depend on
Chanceview, purchased . few days
ago from Alfred q. Vanderbilt for .
reported price Of $4,000.
To set the pace for either one he
has Fair Knightess, q speed demon
bought from H. c. Mc0ehee. The
latter Is not considered at her best
over the distance Of 1A miles, but -
far a. she goes, she'll make the others
step to keep within striking distance.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
Chess Problem No. Ill.
By A. KILERMAN. Social Chess Quarterly
BLACK-7 MEN.
WHITE MEN.
white 70 Play and Mate In I've.

White 70 Play and Mate In I've.
RoTTAccHrs problem, No. 100. h
solved by the key: R-B4. Lad.
derites are cautioned to mail their So
lutions promptly (within one week at
the latest Of publication Of each con-
test problem). The deadline Is flxed
and this copy goes to press on Thurs
day.
Three pointers on No. 100 are Daniel
Breeskin lalso 3 points for No. 106), Ger:
AID M. Clemence. =. w. Allen. Emanuel
Simpson. Reuben 0uttkus Oast Sundays
column appeared in the following MONDAYS
star. The omiasion was zone Of those
things" that happens once in two years,
my friendl. g. D. Franks. william Burko,
"0orson1ola." David II. eibbet. George r.
Gorham. Norman Le Roux % tabulation
soon), Stephen J. Kurts. A. q. Dreyer (xee.
both Allen and Coppaee, Who 10 now in
Oklahoma State. want Angel chess sets for
problem lovers would visit the Social Chess
Lounge. Parkside Hotel. any evening and
this item. when presented BY them. is &C.
ceptAble - . guest ticket) and RAYMOND
". Lewis while . single 10 Tailed By J. @.
WriRht
Evening star., 1937-11-21
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR

ENIHAL oeleated western, IO-
0, to win the interhigh foot
ball championship and complete
compilation Of the most spectacu-
lar record in local scholastic his
tory. In four contests the Blue
and White totaled 2l4 points and
were unscored on.
Dwyer and ONeil led the Sher-
mans In their victory over the
Resolutes, while Schott and Pratt
set the pace for the Westons in
their defeat Of the Royals.
Dick Harlow Is an pathological
specialist, and while not coaching
the Penn State gridders picks up
healthy stipend on the side writ
ing about birds.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
Divan Grows in Strength.

OVERNIGHT . group Of chess ad-
~ diets may form . club and for
several months may experience .
mushroom growth. But the test Of
any chess club Il its stability, charac-
ter IT membssship, activity program
and facilities.
Applying The test b ths Wash
ingtea Sscial Choss Divan the
result b . hating average q
practically loo pr cent
located ct the Parhst6e Hotel for
tho ~ II months t1o OtvAn hAs
Evening star., 1937-11-21
WASHINGTON GIRLS
BEATEN AT HOCKEY
Lose to Virginia's First Team as
Southeastern States Tourna-
ment Ends.

BY the Associated Press.
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Nov. 30
Virginia's two teams In the
Southeastern States womens field
hockey tournament scored decisive VIC
tories today over their visiting foes
in the final games Of the annual meet
ing.
Virginia's first eleven, paced by the
accurate shooting Of Ellie Milligan
and clever goal work Of Libby Burger,
swept to . SO victory over Warrington
in the afternoon battle.
The Virginia seconds trounced Ian
caster, Pa, in the morning engage
ment, 8 to l.
The first team line-ups:
Evening star., 1937-11-21
HARRISON winner.
IN GOLF PLAY-0FF
Bags Birdie on Home Hole
to Stow Away Poe in
Mjd-South Event.
BY the Associated Press,

NEHURST, N. c., Nov. 20.
- e. J. Dutch Harrison OF
Little Rock, Ark, scored q
Il birdie 3 on the home hole today
to edge out Henry Clay Poe, Durham,
IN. c. younester, in q play-off for
f1rst place IN the Md-South golf
tournament.
They ended the 36-hole tournament
yesterday with scores Of 142.
After . ding-dong battle most of the
way, Poe, 22-year-old former Duke
University star, looked to be a winner
at the 18th when Harrison. trailing by
stroke. sent his tee shot into q
bunker.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
LAKE IS COMMODORE
Ba1timorean Heads New Officers
Of Maryland Yacht Club.

! BALTIMORE. Nov. 20 R>.-Lewis
W. Lake. Baltimore attorney, has been
elected commodore Of the Maryland
Yacht Club.
Other officers are: A. B. Chivers,
vice commodore: r. w. Marsheck,
rear commodore: Stanley B. Trott,
secretary; Lloyd 8. Weitsel, treas
urer: Edward r. shipley. chairman,
sail division, and william Hoehn and
Clarence Michel. goveenoes-at-lsrge.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
Long Shot Wins Easaly.

CONQUER, who paid 1920. won
the Lynch Memorial just as easily
as Legal Light did the Endurance.
Mrs. Viau's gelding followed the fast
early pace set by Thorson for three
quarters of mile. Once set down,
the gelding easily took command to
win by four lengths. W. L. Brann's
Challephen came with rush to take
second money from Walter M. JET
3ords' Jean Bart
Maurice Peters, who had the leg up
on Conquer, also won with Legal Light
and Flat Lance. The boy received a
set OF spurs and whip from turf
writer's for his score in the Lynch
Memorial. Conquer was draped with
horseshoe Of roses, which was pre-
sented by Mrs. Lynch, widow of the
man in whose memory the race was
programmed.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
Bowie Results

FIRST RACE-Purse: $1,000; e-year-
S1d maiden . eo,t: and se,dinssi f1rlonEs;
GlIstsn T;.. Ge .s1 B'snc' $40
Moorish jolly fan fPaeemsisf frssesey
Ca,amSss .. and spandau.
SECOND RAcE-Purse; $1,000; claim
Moas Ds1. 5aski.Y ind up: ni,es
s:ssst ssssssl cs;sfs |SSsie ss'F'' $50 ::ss ::sS
Also r.sn-Moonpenny, Gay DAYS. Speed
Eastsi pstSy stS,, ,mm; Mss San gs.e ssts,
THIRD RACE-The Edv.rd.ndrs. Hand
sds ana es'i M sufss fafon.s 900 added s'e'r
kins!, Klnf:Spry "a SLonEd.n1 9e!. 90 $40
H Time. cS 1913. .s'mm0n'' $50
c.as.s, ~ r,n1Pat.y ns., C.1e, saehem. ,tsun
UT %;;:s ;S$ iR:n'9' '''s' ''''' High Land
Daily Double paid s4e)
a.. FOURTH RAcE-Pur.e. 5000 added;
fs..! ~: 'fS fi:hs e eEsss.:, E:tss; $50 40 gu.
Brown Moth (Ecrard) 4.3O out
Nightly HonEden) cut
Time. 1:4s3k.
Also ran-Blueheld
r K. Lynch Memerisi Hanaeap; @ pooso; seye.pe :ne
cen.aef Cons and II: P:t.is, + miles, a.e 1900
Chsllephen (Seabo) 1850 $50
Jean Bart (Turner 1850
Also ran-ThorSon, Tempestuous, Fair
Stein. New Deal and Buck Langherne.
. SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; eIaimins:
AsvA nj I vatIA a.
Slump (Eccard) 1910 $40 i.1;O
fWahco0 tSchmidD 1880 100
Ashen (Mora) $50
Time, 1:48as.
L. Charlie. xFusco. Noble Boy. Brilliant
Tetrarch.
field.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse 81 900; claim
Ing; 3-year-olds and up: IN miles.
Star Porter (Westrope) SEQ $50 $50
Black Scout (EccarO 01O $50
Stickemup (Huf) 800
Time, 1883.
Also ran-Babwrack, fToothpick. Let
terhox. fMiss TWINKLE. fCash Surrender,
lnnlee, Champheury and Relatively.
Field.
Evening star., 1937-11-21

Grainser Gather: third. Bay Dean, Mrs.
Arthur White, Arthur White Time, 4 :2G
Hickory Hill Plate. ~ miles over
veta, Richard K Mellon. J. Z. Ryan; sec
ond. Lighthearted. Mrs. J. C. Clark. J.
Ryan: third. viGilance Sandy Woods
Stable. D. Z. Kerr. Time 3:l1a.
virsinia Plate. mile on the nat; purse
S5oO-ftrst. Sea Ted. j. T. skinne
trained BY owner; second Toolbox. Richard
King: H. Z. Talbot, w. r. Miller. Time.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
Makes Keen Recovery.

HE MADE q great recovery, how
ever. to within inches Of the cup
and got . half in 3.
Poe hooked his drive into the
rough on the 18th and failed to reach
the green IN 2. Harrison was straight
down the fairway and played a long
iron to within is feet of the cup.
For the first time in the match.
Poe approached poorly, leaving hirnsef
2O-foot putt, which he missed. Har-
rison's roller was perfect, picking u,
she stroke he was in arrears and an.
other one to win $3.50 top money Poe
got 5000 in his first tournament Mt
as pro.
Co rds.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
BASKET PILOTS MEET.

Managers Of teams In the Heurich
Cup Basket Ball League are requested
10 attend . meeting ct 7:30 o'clock
tomorrow night IN the Heurich syna to
11Don1D plans toe ~ coming ooAson.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
Thanksgiving Chess Rally.

ITO THE chess fans of Washington
and its environs. Greetings, and
take cognizance of this public procla-
nation:
Wednesday. November "a, 1887, ammo
Domini, is herewith set aside and
dedicated as q day Of Thanksgiving
for all lovers and followers of the
Game Of Kings" and you are invited
cordially to journey to the Parkside
Hotel, 1886 I street NV, and enjoy
chess to your hearts content, between
the hours Of 3 and II pm.
May yoa attend our OPEN
house party and flnd there chess
friends frsm divers parts and
clubs sf the city.
With the compliments Of the season
to you from your own
Metropolitan Chess Association.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
GOLF TR|CKSTERS
FIND DGO|NG TOUGH
Hudgins Is Only Player in
East Gathering Bucks
With Fancy Shots.
BY w. r. McCALLUM.


0NEHURsT. N. c.. Nov. 2o.-The
- trick shot exhibition boys.
those clever lads who drive $50
4 yards high or low and call .
fade or hook at will. are a dying race
In American golf. It's beep about =
decade and . half since Joe Kirkwood,
Just out Of Australia, came to Pine
hurst and showed the astonished Tar
heels and q few assorted and gaping
visitors how to do things with a golf
ball that they could do when they
didn't try and couldn't do when they
tried.
Since that time 4 lot Of champion
ships have passed over the bridge Of
time. Joe Kirkwood has yet to win q
big one. Jack Redmond, one OF the
best Of the tricksters, has come along
and gone on the whisky standard Of
making money by boosting brand Of
hooch. Joe EAR. one Of the funniest
Of the clowns Of golf. finally passed up
clowning OF trick shots In favor Of
making an honest living in Corsicana,
Tex, and Tom Hudgins, former pro at
Woodmont, remains the only man IN
the East who picks up . few dollars
independently by way Of trick shots.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
Laugh ut Own Tricks.

RUT its tough going, at best. I'VE
make a few dollars here and
there" say Messrs. Esar, Redmond and
Hudgins." In the main We don't make
enough to pay expenses. but it's still a
load Of fun. You know It's q funny
thing. once you master the art Of max
ing queer shots you get as much fun
out Of 1t As the gallery. I mean the
technique Of making the shots gives
you something" said Redmond.
Sure and that beer at the nine
teenth tastes good. too" said Ear.
And playing soh at any time gives
me . thrill" said Hudgins. Even
when I take a."
why Is It, Jack, that you guys who
have al the slices and hooks under
your hat, can't play tournament golf7"
I asked Redmond.
That's it." said Jack, That's Just
1t. Your run Of the mine pro thinks Of
only . grooved swing. We think Of
the same thing, but We think Of it in
terms Of fades and hooks and funny
looking shots. All he wants is .
straight ball. But . straight ball to
the gents who want to look At q
trick shot exhibition Is q nuisance.
Any one can hit . straight ball, they
figure, 30 we try to give EN- what they
want, which is . hook or q slice,
high or low. How can . guy groove
his swing for those funny things when
they come Is q result Of inspiration or
mental telepAthy or what have you?
Evening star., 1937-11-21
WANT GRID ACTION.

Landon Park l00-pound griddees
have . aeld and want action nsRt
Sunday. Can North oo67.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
SEVENTH RACE-NADIR, IDLE
MISS. LIGHT CHATTER.

NADIR has been raced into
sharp condition here lately and
looks like . lock in this event.
The distance Is just right and the
company Is cheap enough to suit
this racer. IDLE MISS was tn
the money last time and should
move up to second here. LIGHT
CHATTER Is better than the rest
at this distance.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
FAMED STEED INvADES
Amor Brujo Makes American
Debut Thursday at Tanforan.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20 R.-
Amor Brujo. thoroughbred flyer from
the Argentine, and regarded as prob
ably the most colorful invader since
AustraliA's famed Phar Lap, viii make
hts American debut Ut Tanforan track
next Thursday.
A. =. Silver, trainer, said the feet
steed from the Pampas would be en-
tsred In the Thanksgiving Handicap,
. mile and . sixteenth gallop.
Evening star., 1937-11-21

Selections ut Bowie fer Monday
East.
Dy the Louisville Times
1-Westbrooke. Halo, Merry Breeses.
ESpotless, Story Time, Nipponeee.
3-Miss Mars, Diarissa. songstop.
4-Mattapony, Threadneedle, Aslow.
6-Alexandrine, Careful Miss, Merry
maker.
1Building Trades, Erins Sun, Stocks
flight Back. Gold Cross, Malign.
Best bet-Mattapony.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
Race Selections

ConsenSus ut Bowie for Monday
Fast.
By the Associated Press.
Halo, Westbrooke, Jungo.
2--Early Broom, Spotless, Prairie
Prince.
3-Mon Doit. Little TArzan, Miss
Mars.
4-Mattapony. My Elsie. Mary Keen.
5-Alexandrine, Careful Miss, High
Velocity.
6-Erins Sun, Building Trades,
Stocks.
LADY Tichner, Fight Back, Bugle
Call.
Best bet-Early Broom.
Evening star., 1937-11-21

THIRD RACE MISS MARS,
DIARISSA, LITTLE TARTAN.
MISS MARS hasn't been able to
get close up here. but the filly Is in
grand shape and turned in work
Saturday morning that stamps her
as ready for her best effort. d.
ARISSA Is . speedy youngster but
won't be able to last the route
against the top one. LITTLE
TARTAN will come fast in the
stretch and get third.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
Bowie

Entries for Tomorrow.
By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACEPurse, $1,000: claiming:
all ages maidens: foaled In Maryland: =
Evening star., 1937-11-21

FIFTH RACE-CAREFUIs MISS,
AIEXANDRINE, HOLLUS-
CHICKIE.
CAREFUL MISS had very
tough luck in running second to
WHITE SAND Friday and the
fllly needs only racing room here
to account for this feature event.
ALEXANDRINE, a winner
Wednesday at mile and a six
teenth. may not be able to get
under way in this short sprint.
Holluschickie is safe for q share.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
Not Tournament Minded.

INVt 0A11oAASG1lb AVAA1hssGOs
TOE KIRKWOOD is . great golfer.
There are few better in the world.
But I can imagine Joe playing into .
wind OF the right calling for q hook
to ride the wind and getting his right
side into the ball little fast and hit
ting . wide fade. He knows them 50
completely and has them 50 at his
command that he makes mistakes the
average golfer never would make. It's
the same with all Of Us, but most Of Us
and I include Joe and me-don't
have tournament ideas.
but, honest pal, the trick-shot
game Il good for Just 80 long, and there
u limit to what guy can do with
. club and . ball. It's pretty nearly
dead, and II there's anything new to
be done, wish you'd tell me about
it 20 could try It"
Cast that up as another dying sport
in America, such - winning tournA-
ments with merely par scores. That
isn't being done any more, either.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
SIXTH RACE~JACK PATCHES,
CASCAPEDIA, ALADDIN'S

The best on the card Is JACK
PATCHES In the sixth race. This
fellow was just starting to run at
the end Of q mile and . sixteenth
event here Wednesday and this
mile and an eighth affair will give
him time to open up plenty of
daylight between himself and
CASCAPEDIA. The latter should
beat out ALADDIN'S DREAM for
the place.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
A Workout for Legal Light.

A workout for Legal Light.
THE 18th running of the Endurance
Handicap. closing 2-year -old stake
OF Maryland's 1887 season. proved
Just workout for Raj PARIS Legal
Light.
Breaking on top and then being
taken OF the early pace set by Blue
held and Nightly, Legal Light came
around his opponents at the home
stretch turn to gallop to a three
length victory. He raced the 1/16
miles in 1:473s. excellent time con-
sidering the easy manner in which
he scored and the fact that he had
1925 pounds up.
It was the colts NTH victory in IA
starts. He has earned $1l,505 this
year.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
FIRST RACE-HALO, WEST
BROOKE, JUNGO.

A motley band Of maidens Of all
ages Is entered In this sprint. and
HALO looks ready to graduate.
This racer has been getting lots
of work here in Maryland and has
reached . sharp edge. WEST
BROOKE likes this distance and
should finish fairly close. The
2-year-old, JUNGO, Is better than
the rest Of these older racers.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
::78K :5zf!&$2&t%zEE{ &$8HR&Hf{
Selections for fast track at Bo,oie tomorrow.
(BEST BET-JACK PArCHES)

FOURTH RACE-MATTAPONY,
THREADNEEDLE, BUTTER.
MATTAPONY, Howard Bruce's
good filly which won impressively
Friday, is sent right back and
meets . slightly better field.
THREADNEEDLE Is normally q
better sprinter than the top choice.
but Is giving away too much
weight here. BUTTER will get Q
share.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
JONES HAS B|GD DAY
WITH TWO HORSES
Will Remain at Home While
BedWeII Handles Santa
Anita Candidate.

~ OWE. Md, Nov. 20.-The 10th
~ running Of the Endurance
Handicap and the second re-
- newal Of the Thomas Kirby
Lynch Memorial. co-feautres Of q
program witnessed by $4,000, fell to
the speed of Mai. Raj PARIS Legal
Light and Mrs. Louise Viau's Con-
Quer, respectively.
The Endurance, run over the / 1/l6-
mile route, was worth $4,000. The
Lynch Memorial was contested at
three-quarters Of mile, with the win
ner's share $l,050.
Legal Light and Conquer were
trained for today's races by ]. P.
Jones Of Charlottesville, Va. How
ever. Jones will stay at home this
winter, while H. Guy Bedwill Of Saw
age. Md, takes Legal Light to Santa
anita. Calf, for a try at the $50 900
derby to be run there. The colt leaves
next month.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
SECOND RACE-EARLY BROOM,
NIPPONESE. GROUND OAK.

EARLY BROOM came out OF
Tuesdays race in top condition
and is ready to move up to the
winners spot after finishing q
good third in that last event.
NIPPONESE won his last start
here on Tuesday, but is picking up
too much weight to be able to re-
peat. GROUND OAK is good
enough to take care of the others.
Evening star., 1937-11-21

xApprentics allowance elainsA.
Clear and track fast,
Evening star., 1937-11-21

ubstitution-washingto Jean Pear
Evening star., 1937-11-21

Makes Move On Last Turn.
CAGILY handled and rated just Of
the pace set by Raymond Guests
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THIRD RAC[Purse. 81 900; claiming:
2.yeAr.n / mile and 70 YArdA

FOURTH RACE-The Caroline: purse,
Sl 600: 3-year-olds and UP: flliea and
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-02

surrender or fight. He was 10
years Adams senior, and nothing
like so strong. His body, always
fearful of physical pain, shrunk
from a conflict. But the stakes
were high.
He licked his lips.
'You VIM" he said. The words
were hardly out of his mouth be-
fore he made his rush, head low
cred. His object was to butt
Adams in the stomach; with good
luck he might wind him, disabling
him long enough to unlock the
door, rush downstairs, and burn
the letter in the living room fire.
But Adams was ready. He
stepped aside and caught Tins
head under his arm. you'll have
to get up earlier in the morning
than that" he grunted. you've
asked for it, Kennedy. Let me
see, I won't spoil your face; bad
for business"
He hit Tim in the solar plexus.
Lying on the ground in suffo-
eating pain, helpless, Tim felt
Adams going over his pockets.
Presently he began to recover.
That's BETTER" said Adams.
"Take it easy minute or two"
Tim felt in his coat pocket. The
letter, of course, was gone.
"You might let me go now" he
said duly.
"In a minute" Adams replied.
zone thing, though, I may as well
tell you. You were pretty smart,
but it won't be any good trying
again. What I told you about the
letter wasn't true then, but it is
going to be true from now on. I
have got solicitor up my sleeve
all right, and I always meant to
fix the thing up as said-kept
putting it off.
"I shall go to London tomorrow
morning. You can come with me,
if you want to make sure. And
there's one other thing. You've
had a bit Of fun tonight, but you've
got to pay for it. This little prank
is going to cost you ESQ. I shall
expect it tomorrow evening, in
cash. Understand 2"
eyes," said Tim.
Cali right, then" Adams I'M
locked the door and threw it open.
"You can get out now"
Tim got out.
Adams did go to London next