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9”‘ 7 DIALS

MYsTERY

By Agatha Christie

CONTINUED HOW IT HAPPENED

“It didn't happen that way. We were discussing what we could do to get Gerry up. and Pongo said an alarm clock. and mebod, said one would-be no good. and somebody else-Bill Eversleigh, I think-said

said good egg and hoofed of! to get them. We got one each and an extra one for Pongo ‘and one for Lady coote~lust out of the generosity of our hearts. There was nothing pre- meditated about it-it Just hap-

Bundie was silenced, but not con- vinoed.

Jimmy proceeded to sum Up met- hodically.

"I thlnk we can say we're sure of certain facts. There's a. secret ao- ciety, with points of resemblance to the Mafia, in existence. Gerry Wade came to know about it. Al, first. he ‘treated it as rather‘ a Joke-as an ,absurdity, shall we say. He couldn't believe in its being really dangerous. But. later something happened to con- vince him. and then he got the wind up in earnest. I rather fancy he must have said something to Ronny Devereux about it. Anyway, when he was put out of the way. Ronny sus- pected, and he must have known enough to get on the track him- self. The unfortunate thing is that we've got to start quite from the outer darknem. We haven't got the knowledge the other two had."

why not get a. dozen. And we all 1y

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"Don't be filly," aald Brains.

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"Why are men so happy when they're single?" said Loraine tragb‘ ally. "Why are they aornuch better lookad after by other people than by us?" '

"Oh! but that's rot. you know." said Jimmy. "I meangtheyke not. How could they be. I often think-J‘

He stammered and stopped Loraine blushed again.

Suddenly Bundle let out a. whoop and both the others started violent-

“Idlot," said Bundle. "Imbecile Me, I mean. I brow there-was some- thing I'd forgotten."

"What?"

"You know Oodders-George max, I mean?"

"I've heard of him a good deal." said. Jimmy. "Prom Bill and Bonn you know." r

"Well. Oodders is giving some sort ofadrypartynextweek-astdheh had a w-amlng letter 1mm Seven Dials."

"What?" cried Jimmy excitedly. leaning forward. "You can't; mean it?"

“Yea. I do. H0 told father about it. Now what do you think that points to?"

Jimmy leaned back in his chair. He thought rapidly and carefully. At. last he spoke. Bis speech was brief and to the point. ‘

"Somethings going to happen at that party." he said.

"That's what I Bundle. ~

"It all fits in," said Jimmy almost dreamily.

"How old were you when the war was on?" he asked unexpectedly.

L0.

think." said

said Jimmy. "But on the whole, 1

said Bundle. "Ooddlers hates me like poison-but there are other ways." Int-sine in a small. meek voice. Jimmy instantly. "See? After all. we've got to have some one outside ter-er-J’

tack. He appealed to Bundle.

must keep out of this. milstrft she?"

time," said Loraine. a doubt of it."

wait."

, “That's it," said Jimmy, with every IPPWQ-flfle of relief. "I thought you'd understand."

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INTERESTED 1N POLITICS

"I don't He Why not," said Bundle.

_You’ll have to prime. Bill and make

him say the rlght things. He's hr capable oi thinking o! them for himself." .

"What d0 you suggest?" asked Jimmy humbly.

"0hl it's quite easy. Bill describes you as a rich young man-interested in poitics, anxious to stand for Par- llammt. George will fall at once. You know what these political par- tial are: always looking for new, rich young men. The richer Bill says you are, the easier it will be to manage."

“Short of being dearibed as Roths- child, I don't- mind." slid Jimmy.

"Then I think that's practically

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CARDINGION, mgland. Non-B Almost simultaneously with the launching of Britain's new rigid air- lhllil. R-lw ami Hf-lol, Comman- der Sir Dennis Burney has bought a book relagating all such landmoor- ing lighter-than-air craft to aviati- ion ash-heap. The air lines of the future. he asserts, whether lights- thaneair or heavler-than-alr, will b9 scsecing ships capable of taking off taking from or mooring in steam- ship harbors. Commander Burney is the designer and builder of the 8-100.

This huge ship which has been un- oer construction for the British government since i924 will riot, he frankly states in "The World, the Air and the Future", be of "much use commercially until she has un- dergone the ecessa y altcrationsto enable her to use the mooring and docking raft." By this he does not mean to say the $2,500,000 spent on the ship has been wasted.

"She will fulfill, and in fact ex- ceed her contract requirements." he he says, "and will. in that sense. be .1 perfectly Bound ship whilst actu- ally flying. Nor is this all. Unless the RF-l00 had been built. it is har-

settied. I'm dining with Bill tomor- row nlght. and I'll geta list. of who is i0 be there. That will be useful": "I'm sorry you can't be there," i, think it's all for the belt." l “I'm not so sure I shan't ‘be there," .

l

She beams meditative.

“And what. about me?" asked

"You're not on in this act," said

"In what?" said Loraine. Jimmy decided not to pursue this

"Look here," he said Loraine "I certainly think she'd bettef." "Next time," said Jimmy kindly. "And suppose there isn't a next “Oh! there probably will be. Not

"I see. I'm just to go home and-

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hazards of land mooring. "Ships of

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"summing up. we may say tlut for. commercial utility the sine of air- ships must be increased to a point that will render them incapable of be- ing handled by manpbwenand that consequentlyoin methods of_ hand- ling them must be much improved

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MAOIIINI POI RAISING THE DEAD

(British United Press) swntmir. New South Wales, Nov. s -—l"urther details are now available regarding the remarkable electric dev- ice to stimulate the action of the heart after a person has been dead for sev-

,new elliptical water ship would have m.“ minute‘ The mstmmént h“ been

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Cases of drowning, sudden death from heart disease, certain cues of

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m. Udweli, it is undmtoodphas improved upomother devices which aim‘ at the same results by making his‘ instrument easy to carry: in fact it is no bigger than a portable wire- less sot. and weighs only seven oi- eight pounds. It is. however. a. very compli- cated- affair, with electric motors. transformers and diodes, and electric power is secured by a wire from an ordinary socket.

The heart of the patient is stimu-q latcd by a direct current, a special: needle connected with the apparatus being plunged into the inactive or- tan. While the invention has been of inestimable value in certain cases, it‘

m discover the best singer of the world. famous song. During the day hundredi of people visited the grave of Joli; Peel in the village churchyard.

A telephone. play entitled "Born You've Been Qroubled." was produg. ed recently in Iondon.

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"three of ua forcing out way in might look rather suspicious. And you would be particularly difficult. You do see that, don't. you?" "Oh! yes." said Ioraine.

"when it's settled-you do noth- ing." said Jimmy.

"I do nothing," said Loraine meek- . l!‘

Btsidle looked at her in sudden suspicion. The tameness with which Ioraine was taking it seemed hardly natural. Loraine looked at her. ‘Her eyes were blue and guileless. They met Studio's without a quiver even of thelaehaa. Bundle was only partly satisfied. She found the meelmeas of Loraine Wade hlehly suspicious.

ifiounty in Prince Edward Island, Thysieian deceased iostaic, hereby v Jsotlfy all persons indebted to the ilestlte of said deceased to make im- i mediate payment to them at the "office of Dr. J‘. S. Jenkins, Grafton

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On Sept. 0th. 1029, there filmed away at Point Prim P. E. Island. Samuel MLCLQOG a highly respected resident or that place.‘ Deceased was a son of the late Michael MRI-QM and his wits Janet MscR-le, and was born on October 13th, i858. He is sur- vived by one brother Murdock of New Zealand, and four sisters. Mrs. Char- les Burton of California. Mrs. Georlfl Stewart and Mrs. William Peach of Marblehead Mass. and M11. John A. Stewart o! Point Prim. His wife Mil’! MscLeod or Victoria Cross, ere-de- ceased him, and than is lefi, foursous and two dauchiers to mourn the 10s! and cherish the memory of a father who was In ex of honesty and devotion to duty. There family i" Malcolm of British Columbia. Alex. D. of Point Prim, Daniel B. on the homestead, John James or New Hamil- shire, Mrs. ciarence Gillie of P011" Prim and Mrs. charming Deacon 0! Quincy Mass.

Like many of the Mimic 01 Willi Prim. m. Mscleod followed the sea for several years. and in that elb- gcny visited many parts of the world and made many friends. Ho wsa no-

."Peopls of opposite temperament ire often thrown together." ‘m

, o a o t "' WOULD seem so

Now. shouldn't you think that sum- mer would be “A, The saddest season ofall. Since with beautiful regularity it comes )u_st_ before the fall?_ 5i 3 N ‘W

LONDON. Novb. -—'I"he cenpnary of the writing by John Woodcock Graves of _"D'Ye Ken John Jéfll?" hi“ 5m been celebrated at. Oaldbeck in Cumberland. During the celebration it musical eonipetitionwas held to

DR. J. S. JENKINS, H. F. MacPHEE. Executors.

I “Why are men so‘ happy when they‘ re single." said Loraine tragically.

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stiiii-thurssattuesilwks.

"Nine-no, 8."

"And Gerry I suppose. was about :0. Most lads of I0 fought in the war. Gerry didn't."

"No." said Loraine, after this-kin! a minute or two. "No. Gerry wasn't a soldier. I don't know why."

"Pei-helps that's an advantage" said Loraine coolly. "’I'hey won't suspect us and therefore they won't be trying to put u: out of the way."

"I wish I felt sure about that." said Jimmy in a worried voice. “You know. Loraine, old Gerry himself wanted you to keep out of it. Don't you think you could-J‘

"No. I couldn't," said Loraine. "Don't let's start discussin: that again. It's ony a waste of time."

At the mention of the word time. Jimmy's eyes rose to the clock and he uttered an exclamation of aston- ishment. He rose and opened the door. "Stevens."

‘Yes. sir?"

"What about Stevens? Could

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"I can tell you wiry," and Jimmy- "Orat least I can make 1W1‘! shrewd guess. Ho was out of Imi- land from I915 to 1818. I've taken the trouble to find that out; And nobody seems to knovfearactly where he was. I think he was In Germany." The color rose in Loraineh cheeks. she looked at Jimmy with admira- lion.

"How clever of you."

"He spoke Germs-n well, didn't he?"

"Oh! yes, like s native."

"I'm sum I'm right. Listen You. two. Gerry Wade was at the Foreign

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“Some years ago," he said, " omen revolted against the hesvily-made. big-boned corset. A comparatively short period of this freedom had a marked effect on the figures of all but

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preparations accordingly."

‘That's a wonderful man," said Jimmy, as he retirrned, heaving a sigh of relief. "Brain, you know Sheer brain. f-fe takes correspond- ence . I sometimes nder if

Gas On Stomach , Hated To See ‘ Meal Time Coming

_ Mrs. B. Iaaick, Fort William, Oat, yw-rituir-Jflly. husband suflcsd with a jaadatoniaah; ronldnoteatstalhbut on iiauig four‘ bottles o!

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was terribly bothered my itomldi which ' tafur I issal time coming, so I 3.3.3. too, and now I an like.”

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Omoe. He appeared to be the llml sort of amiable idem-excuse the term but you know what I mean-as Bill Eversletgh and penny Devereux. A purely ornamental excraaence. But in resiityhe was something quite different. I think Gerry Wade was the real thing. Our leuret service is supposed to be the best in the world. I think Gen-y wade was pretty high up in that. service. And that explains everything! I remember saying idly that last evening at Chimneys that Gerry couldn't be quite such an ass u he made himself out to be."

"Arid if you're right?" mid Bundle, practical as ever.

"Then the thing's bigger than we thought. This Elven Dials business isn't merely criminal-it's interna- tional. one thing's certain, some- body has got to be at this home- party of Iomaxls."

Bundle made a slight grimau.

"1 know George well-but ha doesn't like me. He'd never think o! asking ma to a aliens gathering. lAll the same. I mlght-"

Ibo remained a moment lost-in zhoutht. 3

"Do you think I could work

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slende types. Women began to lose their ‘shape’ lines, and developed flesh at the hips annd abdomen. As soon as this was realized, many went to the other extreme and the vogue for rubber corsets. ‘fortunately brief, was almost sensational in some cwritries.

was met by borrowing from surgical corsets by the incorporation of stripes, bixiklea, vest and other features which, hidden beneath the dainty fairrie of the modern garment, proved so popular they were adopted by every manufacturer. The result of this gen- eral borrowing of the control features ofzha sirrgiealecrscihu beast-hat it ianow impossible to draw a line of semi-action between uis m types.”

‘This demand for figure control

ted for his sound Sudlment and faith- fulneas. He wal a loyal Christian and rricmber of the ‘Church of Scotland. The home of Mir. MscLeod and family wlseveraoentrcofunstinfedhol- piiality and kiridnau as man! In I-blc to witneal. ‘ '

The min-u was held on ‘mesday 80p. 10th ‘ans was lurid: attended. The floral tributes were‘. a pillow from the family; wreath from the Giuls family: III!!! from" the Stewart. Peach. and f-fsw families of Mar- blehead Ilaes. ductedbyhilplltorlietlwonldao- Dougall of Uhsrlottatowa, who was ssaistedatthehousebyllemA. A. Mashed. The remains were interred