South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 220, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 August 1922 — Page 7

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TLESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 8. 1922

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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Nine-Mile Antenna Gets Transatlantic Radio Signals

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5arajr you dUn't notice It, but he "By Jove!" "Well, of cour? that prove-l nothing; ani the ky hu.eir.e53 dMn't really prove anything. hecau? whatever fiie of th door th nthr kejÄ were, Mark m!pht have lcl:M hu own privates room from, the insile fomt'.mfs. I5ut I pil'l It on. and pretended that it was enormously important, and quite altered the case aHc?ether, and having got Cayley thoroughly anxious about lt. a.5 I erpctM, h couldn't rrsl:. He altered the kys and pave himso'f

away entirely."

"But th library kr was tili out-jij

side. Why dltfrt h alter that?" "Because he a clever devil. For

Mark who has hol RcbTt. and no ! IliltlillllilliililillllllllllliilliitliitlllllliilllillillilllllllllilllilillllillllllllllllltllllfllfllltilllllltllilililllllllllllirilllfltlllllSIl

the other way round?" ,E "Oh:" aid B;!!. rather upset, i E "Yes." He thought f'r a moment, E "All rlsht. Sir that Cayley has 'EE n t1 Into th ronx first, ar.i scen i Iobrt rn the rround." IE "Well?" ' "We!!. th"re you are " E "And what do'3 he ?iy to M.Trk?jE That i;' a fin aff-rnoon, and could E he r.d him a pock'-t-iiandkrchi -f ? j E Or d"3 he a?k him what's hap-j IT rmM?"' "Wf",!, of CMirs. I tippte h" aks zz

what happened," Bill reluctant-!

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(OPIT.i; rvniTI Copper ore containing iron otcurrir.ff In several forms. It 1- u"il in radio as a low Pr'tor.t:nl rer tiflr cryrtal, in conjurutir.n ulth zinitr.

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strange:, tt's turpriae Cayley with it. Khali we?" ll,w?" "Well, lt's ask him " Antony Stöppel and lookwl at Bill comically

let'.s a.sk him what he's poing to

"And what docs Mark pay?" i "Explains that the revolver went

me thing, the Inspector had been in : c f f acci 1 net ally durin? a .truggle." S

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h long-wire ! s'ations spread along the roast from typ" of antennae, I Asburj- Park, N. J., to Bar Harbor, it reeJvPS l.evt I Me. r-r.1v fmm thoe ! Most thunderstorm1? originate over d.-e ir.r.s toward Hand and p.'is-i out to ?m, Thunderv.!;!rh it point.". 'storms which prevent operation of '. pr-perly ab- tne taMn on the jry roa.t are ::i tr. v.:rf at one I ur.rrc oried at Bar Harbor l-.ecatise

, be pit info su'-h ! of t.h" d'.rertional rhara trri"tics of frrn rre di-ithe antenna there. Thum! " r.-torra5

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For a moment Bill did not understand. "Key of the ofIVe?" he said vaguely. "You don't mean Tony! What do you mean? Good God! do you mean that Cayley But what about Mark?" "I don't know where Mark ia that's another thing I want to know but I'm quite certain that he hasn't got the key of tho office with

j him- Because Cayley's got it."

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that he's got it, but I do know that he had it. I know that when I came on him this afternoon, he had Just locked tho door and put the key in his po-cket." "You mean you saw him at the time, but that you've only just remembered it reconstructed It in the way you were explaining just now?" i "So. I didn't cee him. But I did fee something. I saw the key of the billiard-room." "Where?" "Outside the billiard-room door." "Outside. But It was insido when we looked just now." "Exactly." "Who put it there?" "Obviously Cayley." "But" "Let's go back to this afternoon. I don't remember noticing the billiardroom key at the time; I must have done so without knowing. Probably when I &a.ys Cayley banging at the door I may have wondered sub-consciously whethey the key of the room next to It would fit. "Well, when I was sitting out by myself on that peat Just before you cam along, I went over the whole scene in my mind, and I s-uddenly saw the bil-llard-room key there outside. And I began to wonder if the office key had been outside too. When Cayley came up, I told you my idea and you were both interested. But Cayley was just a shade too Interested. I

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Badio fans in tho San Francisco district recently had the opportunity to tune in on a unique concert given by a group of trained canaries. The bird-j were trained under the direction of Prof. A. II. Hazlett of Berkeley. Ine to the delLate tones of the birds, only those fans with sensitive rec.:v. r. could pick up tho concert, for tuning was necessary.

fe RED HOUSE mwM bj A-A MILNE - -

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th library, and mi?ht possibly have

noticed it already. And for another-" Antony hesitated. "What?" aid Bill, after ' waiting for him to go on. "It's only guesswork. But I fancy that Cayley was thoroughly uret about the key business. He didn't want to commit himself definitely to the statement that the key was either outside or inride. He wanted to leave it vague. It W2a safest that way." "I fee." eaid Bill slowly. But hLa rrvind waj elsewhere. He was wondering suddenly about Cayley. "Now then, Watson." said Anthony sddenly. "It's time you said something." "I say, Tony, do you really mean it?" "I mean what I said, Bill. No more." "Well, what docs it amount to?" "Simply that Kobert Ablett died in the oillce this afternoon, and that Cayley knows exactly how he died. That's all. It doetn't follow that Cayley killed him." "No. No, of course it doesn't." Bill gave a sigh of relief. "He's just shielding Mark, what?" "That's the simplest explanation if you're a friend of Cayley and want to let him down lightly. But then I'm not. you see." "Why isn't it simple, anyhow?" Well, let's have the explanation then, and I'll undertake to give you a simpler one afterward. Only remember the key is on the outside of the door to start with." "Yes; well, I don't mind that. Mark goes In to see his brother, and they quarrel and all the rr.-t of it. Just as Cayley was saying. Cayley hears the shot, and in order to give Mark time to get away, locks the door, and pretends that Mark has locked it, and that he can't get in. How's that?" "Hopeless, Watson, hopeless." "Why?" "'How doe? Cayley know that It Is

"Whereupon dyley shields him j,v by doing what. Bill? Encourag!nq him to do the damn silliest thimr that any man could possibly do confess hi. pullt by running away'." (Continual In Our .it Isue),

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ter of course, and knew that there were 17. And that was supposed to

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tion and non-observation. Watson was crushed again, and Holmea appeared to him more amazing than

ever. Now, it always seemed to me i

that in that matter Holmes was the a. and Watson the sensible person. What cn earth Is the point of keeping In your head an unnreofwary fact like that? If you really want to know at any time the nunVber of

steps to your lodging, you can ring i up your landlady and ask her. I've I been up and down the stens of the ;

club a thousand times, but If you asked me to tell you at this moment A

how many steps thrre are I couldn't i da it. Could you?" j "I certainly couldn't." 5aid Hill. 1

"Hut if you reil!- wanted to know." 5a:d Antony casually, with a sudden change of voice, "I could

tll. I. INGHAM, a gentle-

a ! - :::urrr, f :'.te; d the Ma: k'.- ,nue:, i : i ; ' i : i : : -1 : v . he found

r WIJIY. Mark's constant : sudden change of

;: p"u:i!mg on the flna out for Vou without even both-

tun ling aI-!enng to ring up the hal!-iorter." lot-n entered ! 1?ül w.is tuirx'ed am to whv thev

were talking about Ihe club steps.

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He closed h! eyes. "I'm walking up St,

t-M k hLs ptpr? out j .-;:rer:- he slid slowly. "Now I've .1 turr.e.l to his mwt to the club and I'm sroin nart

n't. I the smoking-room window? one "Ar- )fu prepared to b the com- 0 three four. Now I'm at the W i n ?" h.e n'kr J. j steps. I turn in and begin going up Vai. n?" . th.em. Ono two three four five . yxu-foil .v-r-.e-Vvat.on; that Ä;X then a broad :ep;; six seven e. Are vou prepared Jo have c.uito eiht nine, another broad step:

Ts ep:.i!r.rd to you. to n;nP. ten eleven, ir.evcn I'm in-.;i:-s".on. to give me j F;dp. Good morninsr. kogers. Fine :.r.g off you. Hecauae ; dnv arain." With a little start he

e'; -" j openM his eye? and came bark to dv4ir Tory," said Pill delight- present surrounding. He turned ne-1 you u-k?' Antony said : to I?iil with .a smile. "i:ven." he

n::i we-t on happily y.4;d. Court them th.e next time

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hope I hall forget It asiin." 15:11 was distinctly interested. "That's rather hot." he aid. "Expound." "Well, I can't explain it. whether It's something in the actual eyes, or

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nr.." but I have got rather an uncanny Ar.trny smiled ani w r.t on smk-j habit of recording things unconirj. Aftfr '.va:t:r h-rr'"?".y for a . foious'y. You know that game where minute er t'A-. l'ül ! 1 in a firm i yn-i lock at . tray full of Fmall ob0'.": ! Jecls for three m:nut5. and then

"Wf! then. Holmrf. I rr-'I Murfl mrn awav and trv to make a list c

t -i a -'it vou If vou have deduced any-l them. Tt menr.s a devil of a !.:

thlr.T. A'.5- whom do y" u fuspect?" ! concentration for the ordir.arj' rr-

Ar.tor.y 1 ran t- talk. "Io vou r-i:o r.A -r." lio said, "one

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lote, but in fome old way I manag

of Holmes" :

about the i;u::V Iaker Bir -t 1 -:n ad -( n t

F'-re. over "Watson 0 d-- it without concentration at a

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cT fern up to the Ioor old Wat-

ar.d tluwr. th-m a ! Vou ought to have gne into the proLut he h.ivl never f-s:on befre."

-eful gift for an amateur detective.

thrt.ght of cour.-incT them, whereas llclmea had couul-l them aa a mat-

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