The llnlatohed Door

By Frank Price CHAPTER. TITIRTIJIN

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"Did you ask him about this?”

"No. It wouldnt have done any rood. For nne tliiiiit. I didn't think it Idvisabln to give him reason for warning her."

"But you think he is shielding tor?”

"I'm sure he is trying to shield mmebody. and the betting la a million to one that it's a woman; You would lini-n iiioiiglit. the same rr you'd soon him when he refus-I ed to say why he went to the Mansions." '

"But you have no information

about this pnrtlriilar girl having seen near Darniey Mansions?" "No. What I have got is that she returned to the Bnlilovina soon af- ter eievcn. The clmikrooni was full

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then, and the attendant didn't see bu some in, but caught sight or her presently sitting where she and her friend sat half an hour earlier. The woman didnit miss her chance that time, but went and asked her to pay for the brandy, telling her at the same time about the man who had inquired for her. That gave her a jolt, and she finished the remains of the brandy at a go. she seemed relieved when the woman anured her that she hadn't given her absence away. gave her helf a crown and went out again."

”Sesms to have been having a busy evening!"

"Yes. The next. I have is that she

asked the commissionaire to call sl He was found before Borden. That

taxi: Hamersley Joined her-it's safe to ssy it was he - and they drove off."

"And you think that during her half-hour's absence from the cloak- room she went to Dsrnley Man- sions?”

"she could have done so."

"And shot Borden?"

"She could have done that too."

"You haven't a scrap of evidence that even a preliminary court would look at."

"I know, That's why I didn't say anything to" Hemcrsley. I don't

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want her warned before I see her."

"How will you do that?”

"it should be easy if she is 1 friend of these Wintertons. I can go to them for confirmation of I-Iemcrsley's story about the quar- rel with Borden."

"Don't neglect other things for that. There's the other girl and her two men friends. 'I'hcre's.a fishy smell about them."

"Yes. They were all in with Bor- den. the girl in particular. I fancy."

"And don't pin yourself down too closely to time. The shots may have been fired later than you want to believe and escaped notice. What about that valet chap. Mllvers?

was at two-iive. wasn't it! The front door of the fist was open and

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he was just inside it. It couldn't

for three hours, without being not- iced. Then how did he get there and when and why? Those ques-l tions are important."

"I know they are. If only ! could ask him-" . S' The bell of the superintendent's telephone rang and he took off the receiver.

”Yi-s. he's here," he said after lis- toning. ”l'll tell him." He turned to Kcnway. "Your wish is coming true. Milvers recovered conscious- ness 20 minutes ago. He isnit fit to speak or be questioned yet, but the doctor thinks you should be able to get some sense from him by to-morrow afternoon.”

UHAPTEE FOUIITEEN

"That is good news,” said in- spector Kcnway. "I shall be glad to hear what Milvers has to tell. I haven't been able even to begin fitting him in anywhere up to now.”

"Are you sure that isn't because you are banking too much on your own idea. that the murder must have been committed while thi- backfiriiig of the motor cycle would camouflage the reports of the pis- tols?" suggested Superintendent Moran "it's a tempting notion, but you shouldn't let it run sway with your judgment."

"I shan't. My mind is wide open and if anything Milvei-s says points to my being on the wrong track I shall take the hint.”

"You don't suspect him of the murder? There seems to he no doubt he's a wrong 'un. We're nev- er actually had him through our

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To be continued

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w A successiul Vacation Church; school was held in Freetown boml July 7--ll, with children from dif- ferent denominations in attendance.

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