The Lucknow Sentinel, 1933-09-07, Page 6tr.
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MPOOMINNI.
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While Mrs. Willett, her daughter
•let, Major 13.tirnabY and three neighhors
played •at table tiiMirjg, a Spirti" IneS-
,0ag &th,teS that ',apt. '40$. 'rrevelSmn
! has been. murdered !.this home in- Ex-
!rampton. 33urriaby found. his, , friend
dead, the base of his skull:fractured.
. Trevellarl's will divides his state into
four , equalparts, ' betWeen ht S sipter,
Mrs. 4'epnifer Gardner), and' th
"the ree
' children of ',his deceased, 'sister, •;Marl,
Pearon." A Jalnes Pearson had been in'
Exharripten,j1w atternboh of the murder,
,leang for Lozidon the f °Vowing mot!
, Jog, . IVfaion BornalW- recetves a :ellen
„ for 0,000 pounds in a newspapett compe-
tition. Trefusis, •Pearsoa'0
•fiancee% believes he iS innocent and anr-•
ries, to; xharncton, maked tnderby's
! acquaintance and asks !him to help clear
Pearson. :Oh e accoNpani es, him` to Si tta,
, CliAPTER
',What was his name?" asked the
inspector, "Did he come from, this
• part of the world?" .
"Now, -What wars' • his -name? CtillPn.s.,
-,--I think. No ---It was, Smythe."
istuPid really can't relnem:
her., •• You • know bow itis on 'board
, ship, insPecthr, yon get tgi.know,pepple:
se, welh-and-a--week-afteryottive-land.-
ed you, can't even be, "sure ,of, their
names"! " , •
Sh
leughed:,
,
good loqking, re• ddiSh heir; but a de-.
. . , „ .
lightful • sante." . ,•
"And on the sOength Of that, .you
• decided to 'take, a louse: in these
pa.rtsl," said.' the inspeclar, smiling.
"Yea, wasn't it mad of us?" :
"Clever," thought %Narracott. "Distinctly -plever."':HO'bgan to realise-
' Willett'gi methods.. She alwayi
-'--carried-thewei into the enemy's Conn -
'Thoinspector: , Mow did you,
knew the -panaeht .honsP: ,agentto
writeto in, Exlaampton?"
There; ‘,Vas' a Patiad. c, The , first 'Patilie'
the conversation. He thought he
• caught a . vexation, More
of auger, in ;Mrs: Witlett'S eyes. He
,.,..:hatiLhit-tition7soinething-Lte*biek-shre-
,..}had.,apt, thought, out .the answer. She
• Wilted towards her daughter,
. •
"RoN did .-sve, Violet? I can't re-
• •' • ••
•
•'There was a•differezit look in the
eyes: , She Icioked frightened•:
:"Viity„ of Course," said "Mrs. Willett,
,"Deltridges; , Their. information . bur,
•, y
tatt ! 'too wonderful, 1 always go
:.:-..-and-inqiure-there-abeut-everything:".'
"QUicit,', 'thought the: • inapettOr,
'Very ▪ But , not Anitif quick
,eneugh.': had 'yeti:ithere;,inadarri.!'.
, • He ..made cursdry exeininatiOn of
. the :house. There .0s .nothing there,
•Noapers, no lockeddrhwers or cup-
boards.,
MrS. Willett accompanied' him, talk.:
brighttook•his ; leave, thank.'
Mg, her ',pelitely.. 'AS.T„he'.460artexi iie
• caught a glinipSe of the giri'a fate:Over
her „shoulder. .There was no mietaking-,
the: expression on her face. •''
• It was fear.. ' Oear :Written' .the•re"
painly at this, •Moment. when :she..
thought 'hers'elf unobserved:. • '•
•'.Mrs, Willett WaS: still talking-',
• , -.•
. "Alas. We'.haVe One" irdre-"draiv.
TheslemestioProplem,In-
spector, • Servants will not stand these
.eountry places All All Of Mine' have.heen
:threatening to leave Us forLSeinetline.
. „ ,
and the, news of the unirder seenrid.:tp
-1,have unsettled:them utterly... perhaps
. ,
• Men. Serienta Would answer the ease."
The Inspector endivered mechanicall
• ly. Ile'was thinking eiptessien
• • he.had .sur.prisod !on the'girl's dee: ;
. 'Willett, had :been. bleVerbut
. • , ,
net quite clever enough
' He Went .awar,' cogiiitating on his
• probleni., Xf the Willetts had taething
• to pith ,caPtain..Treireiyan'sAC.4.14,
why 'vras Violet *filett;!afraid?:'„" •'
' .• He fired shot, :With, hie 'foot
actfially„ - ' • • ,
iyOr :the -..threshold :tne.
.front,deor lie turned 'beak.
. "Br the. way,"13eid, ""yOtt knoW
• :'Yontik:Pearsbn,:dori't :Yee".
; 'there, Wad' no'doulat-Of
this:time. • A deed silence Of about
eco Then 'Mrs.: :Willett "spoke
"Pearson," She Said.. "I deal rthink--"
he Was. interimpted:4,:!A-Ateeir sigh=
...Ink. breath- eatne front the(rtroinhellind
flier and .then .the sound,.of. a fall, The
liispector was nveirthe .threshold and
; into the rooni
hecTlainted:-. ,
"Poor claild,'e Cried, Mrs. Willett.r,"All
• thidstrein and :shock: She isiA strbitg.
Thank you • Soninclir Inglitefor, ' Yea;
n.•the sofa please. If yeti WOuldring
t!
ryiinV
1110
a14e
'Actrto ces
V01 bari‘s"
`18‘1 'ss
to‘ _ _
I aV•e__.° 'odici' 4
,,,eysOrt.
000‘' r 0'
•)".
ISSUg; No.
,*
the belt. No, 1 don't •think there is
,
allYthing more You Can do. 'Thauk'you
•
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SD much..•
'rho Inspeetor Went deWn'tlie• drive.
with: his lips set in a, grim line, • .
aim...PearSall was engaged,. he knew,
.to that extremely. charming looking
girl' he bad ;seen in London: „ WhY,'
then' should Violet Willett' feint at the
•mention pr his name? What Weelge
connektioa 'between in peardon 'and
the, Willettd?: „ •
• Re Paused indecisivelY- Its he einerg-.
Oct. front the .frpnt ' gate. '1'henhe.
took•frpnj his‘'pocket a sinallnoteboolc.
In it was enteietka list Of:the inhabi=
tants of the gi-X berigiloWS bulit by
Captain Trevell'an wltli a ,:few brief
reniarkS against eaqh name, Inspettar
Narracett's 'stubby forefinger paused
at the entry against No. ! The Cot -
tags, •' • ••
.
'He -strode briskly down the lane, and
;beat -1k. firin rat -tat on, the knocker of
NO. 6-tlie blingalbur inhabited by pie,
Duke.
Leading tieway up the path to ,the
naujer's front door, Mr. •Enderby rap-
peciuprin it in a. cheery fashion.: • the
1111 ; allgrLtt IMmedi
carelYr arid :Major' 'Burnaby, "rerin" the
face;•apPeared on the threshold. .
"It's you, iS:it?":.he,ohsereti
yery, great fervpr in .his voice.'*Then,
he caugh't sight' of tinily. •
• "This' is fYliSs Trefnais," said Charles
With the. 'air of : 'one prodecing the
•ace,of trumps. ' "She w 4s yery anxious
to see you," - :.• ••
'",May I:come.. in?" said tinily, with
her sweetest- smile., • ' '
• ' : "Oh li Yes. '' Certainly. Of' course-r0h,
. .
yes, of; coarse," .. -; ,
Stumbling in his speech, theiliaajor
.t-ijansa4iedk,pepudtla',iipitingets-13,t.ort,hwe.a.ildivci,b,n,,ag, chairs and
t, .pal,le!hiii_negr
., . • . , .
•
•
• • tinily, ' as:wad her ' fashion tame
_straightto4ho„..point* ' You see,,Major
+ , ,
gur:110.).',. ant....e,AlOki. to Jim -Ji
'Pearson, yOuknow..,,'Aiitt 'naturally
,am. terribly ,aniiicitis about
•7,•101 'the, p.et-tri.puihing. 'table, ih
Major peneed.. his., Month 'Open
Oh; Said, "tlia.Vs bad', bus
ness., My'Clea:r yeting lady' 1 am' 'nor
Sorry 'about. Jt c4p.. • saY,''
.-.7."..A1-0,Ar Burnaby, :ine' honestly:
Do-yei. lyourself-thelieve---he is' guilty."
oh you11eedntmjnd sa,y,ing if.. you
.do-::'1--wptild.--a-fhundretiv,tiMeg rather:
.peeple:dithet' lie to 'ine,"; ,
i'l•for.:I'-d0nOt,thh)k-Ilini'gniii-Srl!. said
, the .:major in a • lend; .asierted...,ireiee.
He hit a cUshion'onee ortwice
vigor-
ously, and then Sat .dnyin:•,,facing'tinilY'
"The:Ohairis nite ylatink
yen., a• bit, weak 'ponit
r • •
be offended ,if I say he's the iiind that
might easily. go . wrong if temptation
came in his way... But,, mtirder H: no.
' Aricl Ino*. what-.-f-ttf
talking abOnta Of subalterns haire.
PaPiedtliretigh My: hands in my ' time.
It's the .fashion .td • at 'toured
army ofileerS nowadays, 'hut We';ItnoW
a tliing_004_0-AtAlie-se,'Itiss-7?--re
!fusis
"I'M sure ',..yeo Said Emily..
"Pin -awfully.:grateful' to you for . say-.
Jim 1.W.hat yen *ajorBurnabi,'
who de. you it -have' you;
.any.idea. 01.7". • ; • '
"NO... da:-.eirHbotherHif I
heve,":"Said;, the -Maier. .."TOOk it :fpr
granted it was Sot 'then that .broke"
in...„.; But now the po ice say at
...Well, it'S their,.job,„ arid
1 .aukicise, they know best.
the same it, beats me, Mias:•:treftiWa
.treielyan, hadn't '!"an 'enetoY in the
or1das:fa
,•
' !!Anct, you ' know if anybody
Sa3,Iid•S;
velYan than --t Many. of his relatien,S
1e. -
vapiala Treve/Yen was aU
don t71$14.Lalest Fintim'cra
,*04:011114 that May have been ..'•
.bealj4q".71)PeRg$43 ilierely4s:poxpel:414
in the 'ArtniesPhere? . •
Meenl", bo4t411Wd cIePpPrratP". • "-:•-""•
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1Y;. saw 40 trac.e'ef comprelien: s What. .Brfikes, Must.
Eton la the. majoy's,faba,, "the( there, tkecom-''
was' P'oinethpag:in.sonie one eisizeo nuid
as YPure- 4nil that aellietelf
or 7444, you felt it" • •
Yerk-HWheri. the Union a-
, . P
'44%44 I don't knew," paid, the kiapOr
New(S.rnbhed hid nese again. "Of CQ14'Sek'; e'titeed7:n:f417r4dx.
4"
e11f11.9e; at1340.1trie.t.,,11:14,?.
he added hepefully. "women(W.:take
p
, s#'earrIlined train to travel 110 miles
an bour - 'recapture traffie
:"Werneal" said; Emily. '"Yes," she
14•14,4,44,rea sofo to herself, beveye -10gt to hi.ghWAy bupAp; Aline PeoPle eut
_ the 'Ip,o0 ,Wa;'• entirely A , matte.
lie tokno4 Airuptiy. 1.6 Ninjor new s
of ieTi'l4P,g4 fh4t
somehow or,Other,that's . : • •
Of light 'weight and .hersepoweir.• • Th?
,What ale they lk est ,•irii.„0.,',.ralireafi Officials, knew 'better. ',a3..ack
, ' trains -all .Coostt-ote part d
, ,,
10:/frajor,. Buiivoy ^.`c,asi,a 010sSal transportation 1110,11i4.
..41)Prilt in hi pnd her was Clearly' no ''41513've all, there 0'0 ..q.u°8. tO° of
:
geed at.'perdenal"degcriPtiOnS.'"Wel1---, brakes iS One .9-011g.' to run
:they -are very' kind, you know :7-• very, at „110 Miles an hear.and .ariotherto
helpfuj and all thlt " • : Pt°P. it "1eP1d47 and afely
,Whv de thevwant Tucked ;Way uteonsPienolislY :in;the
,d .1..feihse ' at this ti -146. .f. news 'eo)timns was item that told
• plish OD New Fast Light
..Yrips-----Other • Notes
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11•11=MMI.111.111
171t3(Ships:
rom • c
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• ' Sailings'.froin• the Port of,•Churthill Conditions: haye militated ',4gon4i.,
Ivilir he-dP.Ubled this -ypar,..„,', 'Twenty Cburschilf.,from the bean ginning. ' if tb
like siftafpri "•-:
year . , ,
: ,,-, . • - • ;
EPhiiirpoSpeaannimla6r:Itce4tsr.r. They are arfeioarills'o *rhe,...e
northern Pert--.-te4h4-LiverPool.-. and altogether -Probable that long befort. . ) •
Great War had not Intervened ' it II;
. . ,
of the award ef a contract t‘l the New
"T can't imagine," said, 0,9 ma,4or. York Air Brake' Company ...for tht, ported
to be br4iging,in a considerably, .thig. Churchill would haye been coin . : . •
Nob04_,,, .40es,p: lie added _, 'f-bFakeS' of, the high-speed Union ,Pa- , • ,
.'"People 'don't . do thiiags• Without a, oi, C , ,
fi . train : It tbey... woie, .. oi,din,ary lare,(pie,ntity,or.vackage trog4tetha4 Deting in the grain trade with Montrea
),ven available
last yeiir. , Vancouver and Naw 'York 04.-fairil.'
. • , . , , .., ,
• even •ternis'• InIT-le interVening year". • ''. •
reason," •, . .•• brakes this cOMmeat uPori then'', would
i. 'rr
Well, I don't- knew, "' ga34'd i riot be -Written But 'they.happen to ,:tt :. ga .ail4
eia°‘vi41:nt reasonaPlY sELO'S.rad. ,oxerYtIv
.hing Possible -ae .4.o...ne to pro
Burnaby cautiously somepeoplebe a departure established
prac tory rate bf groWth. • There. are a nuni- vide facilities at the' other pelts givie
clunV6l
't:7-reli-iirdretT4iss-Tretfusia. tice•-----so• liilisbrtaut a1ro
depaiture that ' ports on, which large them that Much.,,inere advantage dir,e1
But some , peoyle'--,-4 He •Sighod . and , they ;Made b notable advance' in aii.. 'lls.iri3OX113,doinf pfalle.Pirit!stirelivfeo.rbegeirtaieuxtprealci:ditnind :t1theiteba:s seePert. ''Anethela, by ;tbfl. '
Qhurehill was ready; the wriarld ,
shopk. his head.' ,. ..r .. ' . , , ., brake 'engineering., Indeed; , without --,
. "You aie sure 'they 'hadn't' met 'bap. ! the brakes there, might be ith 11.0 mile 14111.401'haYe• been ninth, longer in the ivide. de.pression had 'settled ' upon US c!
-,-! ',a-117.4 ., .. - . , . . ., ,..,... , , , • . • ! • •.m -42,m -P- ' 1 .1 at11-68-'Pa'4-Aul. ii-i-tv,"" . -.
. .T.h70-73-rafor ,,,,,otaa, th2-
e -idea:. Tre- •: The' 1frien' . 'Pacific ' streamlined ,
.-.., ..... • 't Po more ..-;than -70o 5,00b,h6rialislield• ": '-,ciirp;.eliTr•-hl-a. ben ; establishing, its .,
.yelYan NVQ111(1,4a*e Aa4,1 geniething to three -Car train"' is do 'light that ' it -Whiea will go out via Churchill tliie Plae in 'the. Pile in •sPite of eltiliese ,
_film. No, he. was " aetoniehe,d. ii,ro.; weighs ne more th.t.tt e ,single
Pell, year, If the 5,1)00,00,0' bushels, -rePre- alificulties."Tbe high hopes or'. the
„ . .
, .. , .. _ . .• sentint, an -increaee Of 100 per cent:- Western pieneers who dernanded:-thia.,:. :
self A.§..a.go4p could be!!., : . : , man Hence the new brakes:had, t.to over .blast , year, .boo*e•,, 109(0,0,00 ,, • • . . , • • -
*hat' was iirs; •Willett's attitude be light,. too,' In, fact, they weigh only .•.- northerly dialet to'.the Werld's market!" ..,
bushel nest year, Churchill will -rank-, ,''. , ., ..• 6
't"raills Ce'14alti. ' Tre'velae.?" ''/Etelteti al:1i)* a Ihirtl esoellich'• tie those 11°. a -o 43 'f the leadin grain peris of :are in a fair' way to be realized as tn
trallY; - "Did she: try. to avoild hinir reAtiired for e standard sleePer-a, re-
. A faint einieitle -came -fro•nr'', the .stilt. achieved. not only y car 4 e the, e_en'ttneilt•r- ''.Sa.ra Paser.-'-`WitlaiPeg-',Tribaeer.:.
niajdir: !" ' ' ' ' - • • lection4f,,niaterfals-rbutlay---research- — • • ,
.k.„ • 1 . .
o, indeed she didn't •Pestered the that Yielded new % Iiiinciples: . There PehAllis the chief re,as(ia Wit;3,71„St was
provide llfa, Out of .blinHalways asking ' MM. can be little doubt thet betirlailW4nS. sker;!. to ''rearrange • Signals • or
to. 'collie and see',then;17' '. • ' and •higliyvay, transper,tatitm.' corn f Other::: highly 'eat'pensive,
"bh!" SOO tinily thoUghtfUlly. She ies" will, profit :by the new way which' 4114 ireportant • departures ' ' limn
' t;
paused and then said) "So She ,might hag :been ,'''discovere,:d..VIti top fist i.t..11:ere"..eileit.::41i4elle0:Prineil?le.S.Ad '!'',11111:4
••justpessibly
SittafOrd House just. ea,p,urpoge te get ,.:' ' ' '
., . .s.h.e."ni!glit have. taken .tillilli.', ' .!! s ..! •• - e
FASTER OCEAN,IINERS: • ' IMPORTANCE ,,OF,BRAKES,.
W1:13,,...d'pes:..the bia1.5irig,,pioblein lae.. • . 'If th., reeorCie Mici.0' by -the D.
acquaintedWith Captain Treye,Iyan'' .
- (TA be. Oontinned) .
.:"And :yen; can't ',Oink': Of 'anything
aPY.
way?", 'naked , • • • .•••-• .
The iiiajer reified -at his 'short MOOS -
Sorry; but there ;isn't:ally'
-thingF7Treveiyan,lusti ied'Art,, ordinary
rierrn'al dot•very feW letters end
wrote loss, ',There Ur.ere- pe feinele,
CoMPlicatfoh , his life) Lath' suie
that. .No;:it heatd'rne;,MISS•trefusig.'
A11thre were nilent• ' • .•
"Whet. giant that 'SeiWeiit,'Ol Itis"askdCharIeL • •
. • • • • . , • • sl
:"Beeri With him for years. Absoltiteryfaitiifu, 2
.•• .
•
•
.' "He ' bad niarried... Said '
• •tr
."111arried. pert eetly " detent respeo.
: table girl." • '
. • •
• "Major. 13'tirneby,"-Said "for:
.give 'Me putting it this-...WaYbut didn't 1:2
You ..g.ef • the Wind tether. n
Out hinil° 4
A• ,-
The' major 'rubbed nese with'
. „
• —Of St 1 'F° increa'sedin this instance by '80 per ha-eree.rt,',°(4..,.;N:v'oe,7.te,,‘Civ,eifil,..r!beyi.,,inl)le.01h,y iii,harePli,;partIg.
cent'? : -The, didtance in 'which the ed.,.
ipe-4rier•ediffietilt. as-the--sped--s 6liteL;(1,i_sil,toja; EfifeTiieli .•,.i?,,I.d 'tliirc,i*.,
.,...ipre,..,power g in,
. y c... rpnit_0.11, e.ft'' ,n1..11,4-, s•!0, p : c,A.11 A A . .1:0;e changed' more boilers a9
, iltAF wh,i.aht'after :,411,,jg,
bout What -Medan:1.e :., ta. , Princead curring intolerelbe.
length
ZeitilniOantt.,..aenititraell,inbgititvnee,.e!'tppaeenisnegzfd';it' b'irie. e into :a
.. It's ,all, very well ie. talk n't!.-leiig intended .to.::earrnaiiney,!by Carrying
delays :' 'But if the Pnssengers-. sl*e,41 is.: 'ino.ic' than .#.
`711i4 �r That is wearing and 'what 'rate of Tetardatien, i not rnewe,fit;dsp,'.io, 'matter Of: onergY".•-. T ,I..-4.§i.Oe'r must
Het: iiiihneeel-. ‘,'Is...h.,..e,e.e. !,°.1;;:t..;h46, ee','• ..).ik, ' ;o6niliensete.'.#Srthe h'ig*T'sP.
-
Oleete,d tOe"-the -.,:zep.soit ' ;Mere or recko,il'wt,th reSid.tapte.,, '' • ' : ..
Higher speed by „only. 1.,0.. per.celli,";
,_
..There,".',T-,,,btitiliat,:bhOut--s-in-iile-':you .,bri-1
cially. Whereplew ancijast trains ruen7.
ir.iiist .he attended )3Y.,.: an inerease.,..of
liesanifitratk;the :Oilier TOCC-6111-•
and -me , says Parisha-- Eashion,..Writ- '' t'l-i' 1.1- p"e'ed ' ".'' -. ' ed. ' #.k '-. poWer,,,-..o.-3-0,,-40-7-P-Ven-.50-,-Tier-i•Cent-,
-er; i What.' are7.we-.7.going "te''.'doTablatit, iniiiitein
. :. - -• -. , • . - mond-, a ,••: - -73s---,incleas _ . . ,o • „ „ 1 . • , , - • .t.
,.the,''Old: '.sIOpiling : distance depending on hull lines sand ether fe4i,
eur : wardrobel-__after all,. we •.'have .. to made necessary : the. ,invent !on .6f,• a •,torsHbn inereer,e, ,in power.. Which
count ..for something In , this,'.,fretes Means iiigher;,fUel,tonSuinption,'3nOre
brake and '
'Called ,Life., - „: , ,•,' • ' ' . . - tonsivn•ess. ,. ,.:..,! .. , ,... •:!, i .• .eiperistve' maelihiery and personnel,
, • .
'• *.And. We do count for•somethIn- be .. '.wr
. , loss' of .deadweight ,cd,
. "hen -a-. rtinners heard the cra'Cit Of P-0 ta...rnetitiOri
•
. .
i:facity. In!. Order, tp -find 'opt
'resistance On, be retiticediVater .re-
sistaritedrniral. 'David .'.07.' Taylor
built o 'tank 'in Washington, towed .lit:'
tie' niOciels 'through. lt,! under:"knowyt
hire. te Mike up•hIs n,d to. apiO:the •
, • ,. . • - , -
curate ,,naeaslIteineat's,-;
conditions, ;end thud made-verY at,
..bralteS.'„ Wifli;:a.,traiii,„rtinning:at 110 With results
Miled an hear he may rune consider 7 .01:# ittriet ^kany ',traditions. •••:Sharp
Prow' foemint Wakes, . and sWirfing
.able distariee.. before even his 'trained, •
to .de:. Hence the,..
quicit,,mind tan..-tell,ItiaMueeles'iwhaf.r:e..4:51ieSo',:.
t r•&pora„ .of s peed -se,o,deer ,to....the_artiitsr-ineen'
alI•ithe..picturesque:,.Pvidericed
With 'the. .utinost ' :rapidity : entl'" yet 'igiQesial.rfar4. ' ' . : , :;', ,.• . ' ' '''"
'Wit:bent ,:,jarring the ,passengerd. The AIR:. RESIST . '
ANCE TO VESSELS ,
.4111: effect -is .obtained repidlY; sa.felY - •• ' -. : , • • '
Latterly designers :have' begun to
, . . • pay' Some attention to th ' •
endo,oinfertably; so that 'only a 'small •'' '
ion • p _al
percentage, of .the•.total,.stoppiriedis.-:-. . • --.. .
tance of ,the' Sttuettire:ebove: water -
r resis-
tance
is /Pinning without brakes apPlied.
tanee. represents the,diStence the train
a subject . hich. a so 'en gedi. e at.!
I . en • th
.' In a ;1,104xiiile-mile streamlined
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cause ., 'A.Te, in 'thd:•"haPPY. ineditim" the pistol it takes time ifor him to
class. •shOw .the world: tendencies in !re,;'spond.•So With ,the nigh in cOrxtrol
,s • eason, fat' inStance, 'we are wear, sudilenlY,set egairist him, orhe Sees a.
'Iqirtited. eiThe and i'being.. very hively. co* on theTtrack,• it takes time fel.
In.t1i,e01-#.,those Chalk prints 4 Schia;
parelli; those soft, film's' things from
Paton; those' billOWY,!rlailylike-. ,tliS
a•ll 'directions.'t Talte' ,this,•.ps.rifeular highipeed train: If a Signal is
;Prilninating .a.fternOOn gowns from
iqolynear; ,Tthose*:'highir desiri
bl individuallywoven fahrica front
t
:glamor that the ; gioSsy. "Peged., Tanga:,
sines give to their mannequipS.
•-As ie. color, . we, '..-Who the,
• liatkdiroPH of:. fashions 'and.
-Year entf7ttre: Wearing. naVY, blue With.
tenChes.:of , red end white,.'green., end
• beige, 'Pink end Celered
cesSories in these. shades : ageinSt. Our
baoltgrohnti. ef,naVy:hlite .are intrigu-
,ing and. 044 the livel1hod of our
"lundanientars" te:` no end .fOr the
ssarae• Wide' costume • add',
tion oteoitartS. and ,puffs, • apPlied
"trent" . and 'belt, pecketbodk„. ,slioet,
gloves and hat, Make . th'e' • differ-
ence.iti the world. ' , .
Pratical Fashions,' For
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train only one ',man' is in 'eontrOl. We.
have sh. situation:Somewhat.'" like that.
snliWays Of "Neve' York;
Srijhthe .eare`eption that 'Underground
trath rarely travel at Mere'. •than -40
. • . • .
"Miles n'hour. In thesuhwasi, e se -
'Called -"ileecrinari's.liardie,"'enterriatic-:
stops the engineer
.shotild 'collapse it -his..-"pest, 4 $e With
the highpeecl:` streamline'i train..
, There: is an atiteinatic einergeney!ap
rill:cation of the . brakeS,. "
,.. Paris -PratticaLlashioris„:,for--ppor-, " wEA""R""-'2$.74u$T'licl'`.
TliiS sound's' 'Prieugh.r. But •
wheeld.. end. 'brakes WM' letklf: .
presspre is SOadilY apPlied. Bo. the'
„dead ernergency ' appliCatien" of
'the .stii3WaY train -can hardly he taken..
nover .bodily, engineer: fUrceS,
the 'shoes against the Wheels . at ;the
highest pressure end.keePS, them there
CeVe's are ',offered as ,',"fastidione AlnleSs be trying to. •••
shins; *Ith814 gre.at, • &Igit. ! i• us accident or sitv.e 'a vvayfarer °on
Trimlkool enSembled tembining a the t•-.4oek, tie !appiie a, rnajor brok.-
ender skirt end . a three quarter Inf, Pressure. and thereafter re ye„it
ength' ,Coat jacket, with a 'SOPS throughout the 'stop; •Thtis
et.V.,:..d of anether'bue lead the grat. uid and. etwees,sive tppIit
tai parade. 'Vest Of 'there are • of air ' pressure -.1he brings tie
immed by fat "tliiini0i .few ,.hhtv`e: train,.tottop ,Ayithout throwing 'the '
t
0610S of ,' SOMe , 'ineSpensive, flat •Pi.„ggengerS otit,of :their SeatSY,•'!. •
. '• • ," • Ail :this the'"new ectornplishes ,
One model; a Si) toned by ,the automatically if',the oAgrinite, 4bOufi.i
sh., designer !Peggy ' korrIS. ,...Sild.:•dreil! dead. • A teinbination Of
inied '`i.,n)Thter Ameriew4.0.onitiines';!Yott,tic , and eleetro-magbetik' devices
skirt and faeket greyish"..hroWn sel•Ves the problem.. The .hriikg. Work'
Ord' With lotister. red wbol and:. effeetively, too, 'd
nother '7 called "SePteniber 0)01)1(.1 bro& • faet„thooftn .
s a rnetriro, W.061'; dkirt arid. Jacke't '; 941*ot start ?un
hared „Wittr.,Mble it'd' a iidlet :Weel :the Orion' if h.101
OttSd,:•. ": •• '
The sainej,esigner di lays With ',ap engineer, W13,) 'very ,
:deatlis Of.blac.ki dark 'green; 'tp4tAlimi,of ,theLlivikkgs:
Melageny , broult . ricsora woola P(4. bat -to 'the "feel", of, the • bawl
ersPoeket, books', have Made their. de-
but et 'Winter stYle shows: in the, midst.
of the Itiiturioud. erode.- lailliChed• by
..:MaAy! titeBStr/.0eTs-, ' •
• • Coats .Without 'a touch of 'fur,
of ,grOlep;i,blue and ::hrOvin
'Wpole enlivened With. brighter, 'doliora
•.and eVening•citOe'ks deiachable
a
the enbarrassed'aj tia aiwa.i-s came
ever iiiin•When the 'table:turning' was
Metitioriek,' •, •
there'Er'no :den,ying jt 1 'did.
knew the, -whele thing wa,*.inrOY
Nit end •
• .",Xt4:
helpfully •;
The.: Major! nodded: •• • •
:"That's Why.I Wender' -i" said EftillY,
.men 'belted at ,Ifer,.• ,
"I can't quite put What 1 Mean
the Way'1Thiuly.
!‘,1Ptiat
meari: Is thia kett say you
helleVe'sin all thiS,tabie turning -busi.
neSS.::-And yet,' in spite of fhe awful
Weather and 'what West haVeseemed
to iett, the ' abStriditt , Of the. Wliele
fe1t.1.01Ittelisy4.0,et, yekbad-
A
ha
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..faibioned ',evict] big •. collars of' the:- or ,,t6'41acle it, ttaPj:i ,
same , fabric witch' fit:- closely •s.b?rilt •plieation ' of ,t.hee .; Pro:im t'Are • :At; ,
hty ,•31e4 designed With, tPeefisfs:, VAntoo;
ii:to•Opfr '",hOttlp. tiOPit" Stiding .the, •
line •••entitieit to, the • widened:, mnst 1e to; n the/. r(.. 1) •
to . the brakeS
• teleronAter" sPes
the train. ierigin
, Attei a T 14 14441(1, `t'l.te er'i
lak,
• to.Worr down in and' ti4tPathliett fOr:
0' Se•t,OUt.., arid see for YoUrself. that which had oe4it'itliir.16.8.8'..
srpt, • (berth. for •}Aft whthg tod,iat
r
,gs likat to$,T, re4 1,1
tention .of 'Admiral : in, hit •
'Pioneering 'Work:: Tbere, 'reason '
„believe that fully,..lo Or cent. 'of , thi
reSiStente, encpuntered;„laY a,. four-day,:
-pedienevr, liner ',torrted,..'frokri the
If se the :Breeienand' the ..Earepa art
!more' Or.,•,lesS • wa,Sting aho,ut 13,4Qtr
,horsepOWer .theY• are 0 -gen -ling
at thirty. knetd. • . '
• ••• Here fel
the work that Professer....proll is dorng
the PolYtechnicum IlahoVeri•
.GerrnaziY,. 46buir.4s mode's Of.: ShiP,s .
.And testa them la 'a wiuci-tunnel after
the fashion long follOWed•hy the do.
Signers of record-breaking' Airplanes.
•Before,, he startesi be knew that per
-
feet' streamlining' . is 'impossible on. a
tdaelr,: strength,. must he . the prirriarY
iffelf-afida7atrUcture
b?ffeted: by winci :and •wave 'and Which '.
Must. stand:tip:when maStes'
, weighing hundreds eltans, arehuiled•. ,
athwart the bow. the- b,est thet.
tin be, /done 'is to :ronn.d.. Off bridges,.1 •
fnmield and Muffler projection's driq I
thus enablethent ftt:Part the air more
efficiently. , It is not 'likely that th
.i:ocert-breeking. Of the fitturii
-a ill look:very .different from.,her Prea44.*'
. •
entdi
..pirot)oty'pe: '
• A ledt. davedtW.e lives when
Plymouth .'girl, r.lsearching- atrenchby the roaduie-iscoyered-o--,-
.' •
. •
evercOme by finales front:a' fractured
•gas,inalir and realer •
•
'A James Witt'e and .0E4., •
half inched higlf,:•was -dold,for 016Chf :
Loridon recently, ..
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the best dry yeast for horn
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'for FORM .CAKU
, ,Pc'eninIA cep, Anita"' wItb/4 letbisitt 4 tucs3.. "
butter: Addto t•.beateh,. Knead welt ..'(joimt.' and set
.eall and heat Until ihthr 0i) aeldelit warns Mace fie* ttoin- '
draughts to ilk, anti) dOubie
men ,* Add 1 tail! Rovat•Iteiiht • tn. ttilk (about 114 hours). '
•,4pointe*; 04 cup citron, w knelt?", Lintou ,and plate tn.
Wenp .Weil;gteased cubeotut 'Urns), .
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