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FILEY, Yorkshire, Eng.. July l2 (Reuters)-A rescuer successfully
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celvar fastened over his cars like an operator at a switcboard. and a stanographic notebook in front of him,
The man also nodded, without change of expression, and Murphy handed a s' " receiver to Jack. Jack adjusted it to his head. It gave him an uncomfortable feel- ing to be "listening in" on another person's affairs. Then a voice came. He fro . A moment later his hand went up Is if to jerk the eavesdropping thing away from his ears, but the hand dropped again, He sat very quiet, with stem eyes and stiffening jaw. Now and then the poker-faced young man shot a swift glance at him.
XXVI!
"So you thought double-cross me?" All of Wayne Gorham's suavity was gone.
Mrs. Plilws anger flared quick- ly. she gave him the benefit of a disdainful stare. "Perhaps you have not leaned," she said cut- tlngly, "that well-bred people do not express themselves in such a manner." '
"But they can accept thirteen thousand dollar bribes to spy on people they live with? That's all right, I gatherl"
she raised her head hsughtily. "You are unspeakable!" Frances barely breathed it. she leaned back in her chair, cold with fear. What did this cynical creature mean to do? she had been insane to put herself in his power.
"Suppose 1 make myself clear." Gotham leaned forward. The smile was gone. "You undertook to keep watch on the Staunion girl and report to me whatever you found out about her and Moreland There was thirteen thousand eight hundred dollars against your name on my books, and that was to be canceled for your work. How did you do it?"
He drew out the enveloped she had sent him and slapped it down on the desk.
"Today I get this from you. An empty envelope addressed to Mrs John Moreland at the Granliden Apartments.
you could
at the Ritz. but you did.n't think I knew, or had brains enough to find out that you had left the Ritz just five weeks ago.
kept it for your own purpose, which consisted chiefly oi follows lng up another woman's husband
usel" His voice snapped off disgusted
him with bright horrified eyes. blackmaili" she said breathlmsly.
motives. The point is didn't deliver the goods. Now I'll tell you this much." He dropped his voice suddenly to a confidenti- al tone. "I began this thing out of curiosity, but I'm in it now to win I am going to see the lady this afternoon. I know where she is too. in which I am pretty sure I have the advantage of you. what 1 want you to do is to keep Moro- landhusy and away from her for the next few weeks. I have an idea that she will ultimately take a trip west, say to Reno or vicinity. When she comes back you can give a dinner to your dear friends, Mr. and ms. Wayne Gomarn. I'll pay for the dinner."
"You.-you beast!"
she was on her feet, trembling and scornful.
"Think it over. The thirteen thousand and odd is still on my books. and I have several letters from you, They'd make quite a pretty scandal it they got in print.” He went over to the door which led directly into the hall and un- locked it, once more smiling and urbane.
"You need my help and I need yours." he added coolly. "Think it over.'
when she had gone he strolled back whistling under his breath. His first intention, on catching the scent of a mystery, had been to make the stsunton fortune pay him a pleasant little ' come; now. on impulse, he had decided to marry it. Every man has his weak point and Gorha.in's was his en- ormous conceit with regard to his prestige with women, once driven to get a divorce from Moreland, he had no doubt, that a whirlwind courtship would carry the day. And she was a fascinating little piece, with her cream-and-gold loveliness and daintily aloof air. He walked slowly cross the room deep in his new project. and stop- ped absently by the side of a big roll top desk against the wall. His eyes traveled absentiy along the desk. were suddenly arrested. He bent down to examine something near the floor. Wircsi They seem- ed to go down through the floor- ing. What did they connect?
ifs went over to his desk and took out a small electric .torch, flashing its clear little light be- hind tho roll-top desk.
when he strsighened again his eyes were alert and slutty. but cool. as stood close to the desk and spoke clearly as if putting in a telephone call.
"Give me Chelsea 6201."
he waited a little for his imagi- nary call. Then he spoke again. "Hello, Saunders. Meet me at
the arandon at izll and bring everything with you. in have my bag and king allrightnowtoputtheinln my safe. No, don't coins here. Make it the arandon at 1:80”.
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Heavy Rains In Nebraska Continue
OMAHA. Nels. July 13 -(AP)- Nebraska rain clouds. which have been dunspliu water in huge amounts since Saturday night, let loose again today with rains of six in eight inches.
Fortunately, the new drenching by-passed the Big Blue River wat- ershed, still trying to get rid of ' run-off from a 13-inch week-end downpour. Anticipated heavy flood- ing at Beatrice. largest Nebraska city on the Big Blue, failed to mat- erialiu.
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At Cedar Bluffs one man was Wu" I-Agoun kiiled in s cave-in caused by the i ran.
pp gfin ipfpel The new rains hit. hardest at I", ll”, y”'o'0” Omaha on the eastern border, in '2' 50,” A 4, the Danbury area of Southwest 025401 67!: WII Nebraska. and around Fullerton in
Central Nebraska. It was mar Fullerton that five persons were drowned early Sunday when caught by a sudden flood on a highway.
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or emergencies. Taking it out ht Int over to the safe. opened it and began softly sortinx Out 1333' ages to drop into the waiting bag. Ready money. securities, anything that now or later could be con- verted into cash. He worked rapidly and silently. one of the Italian steamers was scheduled to sail about two. He would catch that, while the people at the other end of thise dico- phone wires waited for. him at the Grandon.
To be continued
BY DOROTHY ROE
ASSOCIATED PRESS FASHION WRI
New York, July 13. (AP) -The bustline comes into its own again in the previews of fall lashlcns being staged this week for the press.
Mae West pockets are the de- vice adopted by Pauline Trlgere to accent. Hollywood's favorite curves. These are distended pock- ets placed strategetically just
COAL RESERVES More than three-quarters of Canada's coal reserves are in Al-
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ployad for this purpose by Dr”? tically all designers this season. many of whom use in addition the "illusicn" neckline on evening gowns. This is the startlirill d9V5C0 of a pleated frill which ascends petal fashion from the waistline and apparently is all there is to the bodice. The illusion is that there is an invisible bra-top be- neath it. to keep matters decorous. Miss Trigere shcws also the ”poodle" coat, a sensation of this season, made of the shaggy "door- mai." fabric which a number of designers have imported.
Nettie Racseristeiri, noted as the original sponsor of the "little black dress" as the favorite uni- form of North American women, goes far afield this season -in cm: of her most exciting and beautiful collections. For dress-up wear she likes gold or silver
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GANDHI PILLAE ON NILE
JINJA. Uganda-(CP)-The Ug- anda Indian Association is erecting a Gandhi memorial pillar on tho banks of the Nile near here. 11 will tower over a great exports! of water when the Owen Falls hydraulic dam across the Nile is
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