THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23. 1933
THE WAYXESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
Winche.-ter, lot.
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"AtU'i- I've tc!eliom-.l th? poliw.
Boy, will this be a si nsatioli! Afn I throw it off ihe track,
lucky 1 c-an sec my picture in i-veiy She climbed a li'iia1, and found lu-r-paper
in the country. Along- witii elf in a oumeu'ry. A !:all breit
yours, ot rtiui'.-if. She inclined her
he-ad to Duns mockingly. I see it all
- : now. Schoolgirls together. Rocky the
bijr Oalahad. Nobodv would ever think
vf looking here for Diane Merrell! No
wonder vou didn t want to see me.
IU-atrice turned to Doris. Rock.
outfht to be here soon. Perhaps he
can talk some sense into her. '
I'm a woman of impulse, said
-Molly, "and I feel a strange whim
rushinjr over me to call up the police.
Beatrice closed her eyes. Then slm
said in a calm tone: Let me show
you the telephone."
Molly with a small sneer on her
pretty mouth took a last look at Dons
and lollowed Beatrice.
Beatrice opened a door It led to
a small clothes closet. Bi'fore Molly
quite knew what was happening hea
trice had pushed her in.
She locked the door. "It will give you
time to get away, Doris. My roadster
is right outside."
Doris clutched Beatrice by the hand.
"All rijrht. Only I'm going to give
myself up in the nearest town."
"No don t. Wait. I'll give you
(some money. Drive toward Canada,
and Rocky will overtake you at at
let me see at Burlington."
. "No. Beatrice. It's too late. And
tell Rocky if he comes, I'll swear I've
never seen him bolfore."
"No. Doris. .No."
"Yes. Please. You've done so much,
1 can't stand it. It would break my
heart if you gut in trouble."
Beatrice had found her pur
gave it to Upris. .
She
"The key t,i the car's inside."'
Doris-ran through the, door on the
screened porch., and out over the lawn
to the side road. She slid into the
seat, and inserted the key. The car
started." Her hands uoio on the wheel,
her feet , a! home on clutch and brake.
She did not stop to think that she
,:, knew how to run a car. She drove.
She came (Hit on the highway and
.? hesitated for the fraction of an instant
'-to the light lay the town, St. Car
i dens' town tin place where Rocky
was known. She must go the other
wav: tlien.
A car. was Coming fioni ihe town.
It might be bringing Rocky from the
strain. She could not resist a lleeting
glance'. It was not Rocky's car and
' " h would ho in his Own car because he
had driven it to the train. She drew a
;', deep breath. Did she hope Rocky
' would conic anil save her? She must
not allow lirrsolf to think that. .
She 'turned away from the approach
'.'. inr cat' -a mud-splat icrcd black sedan.
. She had not seen w.h i was driving, if
'; ; it wasn't Rocky it didn't much niat
;,i Now she- was on the smooth
, .; cement, and finding 'that IK' atrice's car
could certainly go,
.""' She Wis doing seventy, and the
slHedomoter was .-lowly 'mounting.
. Perhaps .-he Would be . arrested for
speeding. AH the. better. Then sire
would be able -to tell the cop who ar
rested her herself. She wouldn't oven
have to think about giving herself up.
As she drove she caught sight of an
. other car in the mirror, . Was sha lu--
ing pursued after all '.'
Her :;it on . the accelerator, sin
: soon lost sight of the car behind.
.Now the signs of a town were appear
ing at last. And here was the little
v hidden road she had hoped for. She
" turned sharply and began pumping
'. over a dirt road toward a broad bend.,
. Here she -brought the car to a stand-1
.. still and left . it. : If that seilan was
Thanksgiving
HGLIDA Y FARES
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NI HOME KLLVUNE VM I KIKMh-1 1
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(;)I(; : Nov. 2S and 2'.K Nov. .10 A. M. Trains. RE IT KN
IN(i Dec. 7.
Jacksonville !.." WasJiinK'ton- S !") "
Louisville incmnati s.bO
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Miami. I la. Ki.S.) Memphis 11.10
And Numerous Other Points
ALSO
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( hicaao. Ill ll) 1" Sew "ioik 17.70
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HOIN1) TRIP PI' ELM AN TAKES
Above I ares Apply I rom Asheville
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sightd gently, the odor of white phi
came ftvm behind a white stone. It
was time to find an officer of the law,
time to give herself up.
She must do it. If -he didn't, Molly
would do it, and eiivolve Beatrice and
Rockv.
She bad come out on the road by
now, and was approaching three half
grown men who were standing under
a large elm tre, and staring at her
curiously. She stopped before the bovs.
"t an vou leil me wheiv 1 t'aii tind
a policeman?''
I he bovs looked harder than ever.
Perhaps thev had already guessed why
A dark eved stocky bov jerked his
head sideways. "You want the. con
stable. That's him."
"Hey. ance. someone wants to see
yvu!"
It seemed a long time before the tall
skinny constable roused himself. As
hp gut to his feet slowly Doris saw
that he was a very old man with a
stoop in his thin shoulders. Ho
straightened his hat and blinked forr
a minute iiupiiringly.
Doris hurried toward him.
"W'a al now," said the old fellow
amiably as she came near, "you wan;
to see hie about son.ct hing ? " The
faded hazel of his eyes twinkled down '
at her kindly. I
"You're the dllicer of the law in
charge in this .town ?"
"1 guess you might call nie that,"
diawled the old fellow slowly.
"I'm I'm " It. was hard to sa
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ilv untrue - "I'm Diane Merrell. The-
girl wanted for murder. I've, come
to give myself up."
'Now, now, don't he in such a
hurry."
"But - -" :
"So you're ! h,. li, '!c u i rl 1 hat done
t he nu: : dor ? "
"Ves."
" You.-don'l look -n 'lernide t'u 1 1 e!"
"1' i .i -i - this is hard nie; I ''
She' coulil not make .out the old
man's attitude, lie was stooping over
oh the-ground fuinbling for something
lie had dropped. ..lie' found it at last
a'td st i a'trhteio'd. It was a pipe. Then
fie I i Aran a long searclvof his troil-el's
...,ki.l- lor a pouch full cd' lidiacco.
"Wlu li' 'you've been in this world a
long as I have." he ''aid slowlv, "you'll
learn it doil'l pay to gel yourself excited."-
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"But d in't you understand "
"W'ny. you'r,. all worked up. Yo.i
: . !.: oil into my otlici; and we'll see
if we can't straighten this thing uul."
i a:'.edly I lor is wa- beginning to rel
!z:e that the old man had not taken her
si rioasly. Perhaps" hv had neve,-- hi ai'd
of Diane MorreH.
He turlieil and began walking very
slowly toward a i am -hackle sfoie tiial
was nearby.
lie, le was no mie in the 'gloumy in;
ti'i'ior of the daik store. At th,. b:ick
was a door with " 'oil.-tabh'" marked
in la lire black letters, it led into a
small- office win i(. I loi is followed the
old man,
He seated him-olf in a swivel- chair
very deliberately; '"Bout ever;, body'
been in for ;heir ii ail, "so I guess- ivt
M0i't be. inter' u pt ed," he -aid.
"I'm afiaid you can't .have taken
w hat 1 said vi'V s( T0u-!y. I 'on-table,"
said Doris 'abruptly,- .
' Wa - al no w, let 's t al k' a i i 1 1 !e hi 1 1
about it. What makes you t hink you're
Diane :Menvll ? You . know there 'have
been lots of girls 'Jiund, don't you?"
went on the constable. "Why now, if
I was to arrest, you and send you on
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See It All Now. School Girl Together. Rocky the Big Galahad N
ody Weuld Ever .Think of Looking Here for Diane Merrell."
up to the police in New Jersey vou d
be about number ten oil the list " He
chuckled. "Don't know a girl should
want to be in her shoes, though."
Doris felt that she was wasting time
1 he ollice was a blurred jumble How
as she to i onvim e him of her earnest
ness ?
"These smart aloe cop- aiound here
are willing to arn -I anybody that they
see around weanr, kat.-. Wbv only
the other day tin y ai rested tho wife of
some young fclhiw that w; s up visit
ing the big ailist ,i;i Join -'.,.iro way -fellow
the naiiie of Si. (l.iidulis yoa
.-an l !'a.. heard of him!"
" Y es, I know. I "
"I'm gome, to ask you a few .pies
I ,ons. and. if ou can prove to me that
you'll Diane Merrell, darned if I don't
airist you " He grinned, shuwine
brown -tumps, of teeth. "Yes, .-ir
lat her 'la'am, I should -a. darned if
I doii'l aircst yo'u. 1 .! -re. Now if
you are Diane .Mcrreli. ou , an tell me
a 4 wv thine-,, about vour-id1', can't
you?"
"Why yes. I -upposi -o .bill I
shoiildn'l think- "
"Wa- al. tiist of all. what'- youi
falher's full name
Sbe racked iier brain. W iiy liadii'!
he. not iced thai w 'ien she was i cadine
t he papers '.'
"Why let -. -iv. I llui le- no .lobu
. i re !."
"It's Samuel. Dm I'll gc you an
other (ue-tion " ,. eye, her bu
niorously,
"Let's si'e '.' lien Was il vou wen!
to school
"Why I went In look heie, what '' .
the use of. .all tbe-e ipiest Ions '.' If I
give myself up-for liiur.ler. that ought
lo be einnig-h, i-n't it V"
The constable' '.wuiig- hinisi-lf back
tn his desk, "Wa al nevt liili,, you
give yourself 1111 you belter gel nioiv
iuforniat ioti, Mr. A 1 1 j-1 ell ' -. name is
Sa.i uel . and I rcuieiiilie- you went to
'as-ar, N'"W you co uii bo k to youi.i
ill, una atui yoiir papa. I ,,peet 1 hey 'i e j
looking foi yoii iight. now.'' I
. ,lori-' 'rose. She would lia. lo go
"St lo. '.lie: llet 1-oWn, 1111:1 a IllggVI
place. 'I'h.er,. imi-1 I,,, h n ml red . ol
policemen who ueie williiM" io arie I
her.
"Don't know i, i . 1 1 ! 1 1 ' l o lei yoa
g'o. .Somebody Will .be alolllld looklll'
for jiij; like a not., and you':,, liable
t'l -cel. int o i rouble'."
IK- spoke half to huuscif . I:. J u c
lie coul 1 in ike iij.i his nund I ho i
liiai ched opt .
As sh-. io.'iili . ii"r way ibiougb tiic
eiiljity stole -he Dot lei t In- .-igll.
"We.-tein 1'iini'iii," She. .could -end a
teli gram to hei falln-j- colli Ct :. Sao;
;al .Mi i -1 !i. Mori i-tow n. New .lei'-ey.
'I'lien. -if tile old mar wanted to. hold
her t here li I liiiii. -
lie was,.'- pottering" iilmig after her
slowly.
"Where's t lic telegi iiph operator.'.' ''
"Wa al now, you waul lo end i
telegram '.' "
" Y es certainly.'':- '; t
"Who you going lo telegraph .
Doris i-.ok'-'i a! Iiim silently: Sin
felt that .-he was Im ing .rule to . the
old man who Wa; being kind to her in
his way. bat Iier patience - wa-? ebbing.
. '"ri l- Vell that, to 'th,,, teli-i'-raldl. opei.,-a'.-'i'."
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''Tin him." '
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" Yi p. I'm. him. 1'rii "t hi; ' po- t l-mi-l e r.
too, and the -torelkeepei: here. You
ei-e I'it, 'ijii'il'e a fellow: in tiie.se parts.
W ouldn't, think it to look at . mi-, now.
would yoa he .!;auded her-: a . toj.-
; ratdi .blank. .'..'
: "S'jio-e you '.vant to send it ..collect '.' '
" Yes," said- I lo.r:s' - f urio'u-ly. .
'All right. Wnii; it out. Let in'
--(' what it i ;." '.
. Uori '-" ti, ok "hold of the blank angi iiy.
W-h.'ii .thl old. fellow - found i ou'.. the
ti uth he Wouldn't- tie fj'uite". .-o sure; of
h:m elf. She'' wrote' rapidly :,: ' . ". '. .
"Samuel .Merrell, :.M-or risto'.vn. Saw
Jersey. ' : ;'. y
"I ain here in .- ' '.;
. She interrupted her work.-. ;U - a-k.
"What is the name of 1 his lov.n '.'."
"Chelry Corners,. Vermont." ,
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mon'i. I want to ,g"iv.- my elf up to the
policei" -l She signed ..the oiivr-Jige
Ifitai;-. Siio'.harided it to, t. aged' opi-i",
:i..: ,. .w ho. :- vi-:jt;?i'x.:d '.!,; Vi ioscb. ' n'
some: ecomls.:
"( 'v.ll'l. ' .' --(- veiy Well -wi'irout Toy
g!,".s' ' lb- I'ulribiel.: . "Hr-io ;';;,;
!'. ';:""..- -ii I"-; t.ako.-tl.::-: -'U v':. ::-.
i' .- ilC ;.:,- ' ar: i it-:; -;;:c. ea 1 1 ove:-
is ; of a car vijwUiz U;
c, :;;.i no;, tH.iik :;:-f iV
; i cail:l:o- alfiU 1 hi r :
r'iVveiy s.w!y,"Ji.:"te
!icm heal iier;; over
;.tl,n
familiar yellow shp of paivr.
Ihe car st i.ipeu. A man goi out
and came swiftly toward them. Doris
looked up, stepped back in sudden
Inghi. looked again He -tared a!
he i.
liieie couhl be i.o doubt who il was.
Don- felt her old mm asoning tel ler
sweeping uci her. Il wa- tin
man in ihe cab.
Hi snatched the lm of yellow paper
from lit - old man's hand."
"l-'or (i d'.-- sake, don't -end " He
irlanced at the mess.ii.o and crumpled
it up in his pocket. Thank ( ; d
found j. hi."
I he old man !o, ke , al t he
t almly.
"Know I hi- y,.un lad , do oii'.'"
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It I ''il-. Ill- i VC-, w el e .III I
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"(iirl's b, e.l i'r. in,- to lell in,, ,h. '
Diane Merieil," said I he eoiisiable
" 'on i Sj. I kin-w -!'. ua - n't ."
I lie oung man ttinu hi.- ea, e
t he old .mail. " If colli se -.he's 11
he said shai ply. "That's ridieulo
I To Be I 'out limed I
Now we can give
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