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A hurried inspection of Audrey's rooms showed that she was gone- that she bad been gone since the night before.

Her dainty ribboned nightgown still lay upon the bed. where her maid had left ll in the evening. The bed was uurumpled. The sat- in mules stood neatly side by side, at the foot of the bed, undisturbed.

Morton ran into the little study which lay behind the bedroom. It was the apartment iu which Audrey wrote her letters. I-Ie glanced hastily ever the bed. There was no note for him.

_ The doors of the closets in her IN THE KITCHEN idressing-room all were ajar. Hun

. - - riedl he ran his hind over the YJSEI'H",':|:I afitrunna ‘Mm-d iraukgof dresses, which hung neatly . on their hangers from brass rods. Hubby. Have a meat lost then. Helga“, mm her h" com w“ than!’ but that a gray traveling coat had been removed. A sober little frock’ l

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MoElroy Saxo-‘l

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nineteenth day of July, A. D.,, ‘ n‘. the hour of one o'clock In ~rnoon, the farm of the late ' Beagan consisting of we (71) acres; also all the nine implements, utensils - ~"‘ " ‘"1111, consisting " . ‘rt as follow . : '. "-1." "ulpo... Marc, 7 years Tows, i Calf, 4 Pigs, 4O <'.":l3\n (double 8am) nrparator, 1 Driving ~.-‘ - may I-iake.1 Wood Sleigh,

tiny "Miter (Frost d). Wood), 1 .-t‘-‘ng loath Harrow, 1 Plow, 1i Fork. Rope and Blocks, Quan-l u’ don.‘ s” why people flwayn -1Hsrness,1 Cooking Stvvev speak ot a physician an paying a Tliglt": Reds, Chairs, and all other yum" amt -= c1 personal property in and "Why not?" flltmlld the premises. ; "Because a ylglt

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Word twelfth day of July. A. D., - 1920. '14»? DANIEL P. BEAGAN, . Administrator.

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ass that just went out of here?" he snapped. “Get him on the telephone at the office, and tell him to come back here? right away. As soon as you have done that. get my office in New York on the phone."

As the butler hurried down stairs, Morton closed and locked each of the three rooms that comprised Au- drey's suite.

“Nobody is to go in there until Miss Morton comes buck," he told the trembling maid who was stand- ing ln the hall.

Quickly he ran to the lowar floor, and, Jerking open his desk, wrote two telegrams. One was to the do- tective in New York, whom be had‘ called "Georgie." The other was to his bank in Toronto.

"Call for a telegraph messenger t0 001116." he ordered the distracted blilifli‘. who was struggling with the telephone.

"Shall I call up the police?" ask- ed the servant.

"No. Don't want this in the ps- pers." Morton's tone was final, and the butler returned to his argument, with the long distance operator. when Parrish came in, Morton Wits giving instructions to his office

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WHALL (Zfii) Baltimore.

7.00 WEAIF (492) N. Y. "What's a G000

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. P. M. WICOQ (416) St. Patti. RQWiQTEHVEAP‘ (492) 1N. Y. (iitrtlnil. Club. 8:0 P M

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tences. When he was finished, he \ turned.

"Do you know anything about Miss ‘Morton's whereabouts '1" he d3. mended. | "Mo?" Perriah's tone was one of

astonishment.

"Yes. you! But 1 suppose you don't. Anyhow, I want you to Bet Miss Morton did not go to boll last. night. She is not in the house. She has not been in the house since her return here about one o'clock this morning, Nu-j‘ Morton stopped a sentence that Par- rish was beginlJIng-—"1 know where she was last night. I know all about that. What I want is to find out where she is now. "Find the men who were on gate duty ut each of the railway stations lust night between midnight and morning. Don't come back here un- til you find them. Do you remember the dress Miss Morton wore when we came here from New York day before yesterday. .i’arrlsh remembered?" "Describe her to each oi those galelnen. Ask if they saw a girl of that description leaving on one of the night trains. Find out, if poss- ible, li they remember where she went. And for God's sake, m-an, get a move on!" Parrish ran out the door, and ‘M01100. si-fllilkllng into his over- 608i. followed him a minute later. At his office, Morton called his senior employee into a brief confer- ence. Each 0f them, started, left the building in varying directions, four minutes late-r. They had scarcely gone, when s. telegram from Morton's bank in Toronto reached him. "If "Miss Morton comes In we shall telegraph you at once at your New York apartment," the message said. Another telegram. half an hour later, was laconic.

“Okay." was all it said. The sig- nature was “George?

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and late that night. Telephone mes- sages came at frequent intervals. Now and then a telegram arrived, ,All were unsatisfactory. I ‘Morton's face was set and his lips ‘were drawn In the linen o: stulb- iwrniy endured pain, but his voice was firm as he gave directions. and asked sharp questions of those who telephoned, or came to see him.

It was nearly midnight before Parrish called. Parrlsh's voice was tired, but there was a note of tri- umph in it.

"She has zone to Boston." he told Morton." One of the fellows ‘at the station remembered her—described her to me after I told him what kind of clothes she wore." '

Morton did not pause for any words of thanks. ‘iwhat time does the next train leave [or Burton? i'll hold the phone."

In a few minutes Parrishh. voice was on the wire again. "Win can take the same train lbs took- which leaves in an hour and a half.“

“Got two tickets and a drawing- roorn," ordered Morton, "11 ygu can't get a drawing-room, get (we lvwers. or two uppers. If you can't set any sleeping eccommo‘ ‘ion, get the tickets anyway."

He hung up and called to the clerks who were waiting in the next room that they could go home.

He had time to go to his apart- ment snd secure ‘a hand bag and suitcase, with a change of clothes and linen.

"l b"! I. you 0.0m ajamas, and handkeri! , and osiery," he told Parrish. as they met at Iibe railway station. "Thought yen might want them." a Parrish thanked him, N»

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sat together silently, until the gates were opened for them to board the train.

-By good fortune, Parrish had been" able to secure a drawing-room, and the two immediately went to bed. Morton lay silent, but Parrish, in the upper berth, tossed restless- ly until almost daylight.

The two men were standing on the car's platform, waiting, when the porter lifted the trap in the floor. and rubbed dOWn the handles of the steps with a cloth.

(To Be Continued)

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8:15 P. M.

WREO (286) Lansing, WREQ Con. cert Orchestra.

8:20 P. M.

KYIW (536) Chicago. Musical.

8:30 P. M.

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WHAS (40) Louisville. Hospital Orchestra.

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WBAIL (246) Baltimore. HA1, rlo, WHO (526) Des Molnes. Bankers‘ Life Trlo_ WJZ (4-56)

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4:30 P. M. KOA (322) Denver. Housewife Mat- inee, WMeyer."

4:45 P. M. KEAB (340) Lincoln, Post Intellig- encer Program.

‘N. Y. Silent Drama

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6:40 P. . WEEI (349) Boston. " 7:00 1P. M.

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7:15 P. M. WEAF‘ (49.2) N. Y. ‘1Hire’s Harves- ters" also W-IJEI. WEI. WOAE. JMLIB, WSAI WW.) WEAR WGR 7:30 P. M. WJZ (455) -N. Y. U, ‘S. Marine Band also from WRC. 7:45 P. M. WGY (380) ‘Schenectady. Syracuse U. Program. :50 P. M. Cincl. ‘Popular Vocal

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7 WKRC (326) 8:00 P. M. WEAF (492) N. Y. The Cllcquot

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11 :20 ‘P. M. ‘Portland. Vaudeville

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9.05 P. M.

WIlP (51K)) Philadelphia. Plcczlrllil- ly Cafe.

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9.30 P. M. WC-Y (380) Schenectady. Dance. WJZ (455) N. Y. The Record Boys. 10.00 P. M.

‘Shenandoah. Fllrnl Toronto. Watson's Pavillion Orchestra. WRVA (256) Richmond. Jesters. \VLW (422) Cincinnati. Al Kntz and Kittens.

11.00 P. M.

WLW (423) Cincinnati. Calico Cat 11.30 P. M. WIJW (423) Clnci. Castles Farm. CKCT (5)29) Victoria. Night llirtls. 12.00 M. KiGO (361) Oakland. Puritllse Gur- dens. WFAtA (476) Dallas. (‘irl-le. WSWS (276) (Chicago, Gus Ed- wards.

(rhestrzi. \VEIIH (370) (Ylliczlgo. "Bench Hotel.

12.45 A. M. \VDA‘I<‘ (366) Kzt-nszls (lily. Night- hawks. “"11? (503) ‘Orcllteslrn.

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