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It was obvious to him that whoever was the occupant of 69 Flowerton Road, it was not Frank Merrill. Frank listened to the narrative with interest. "You were probably mistaken; the light played you a trick, I expect," he said. But Mr. Mann was emphatic. "I could have taken an oath in a court that it was you," he said. Frank stared out of the window. "How very curious!" he mused.

Other chairmen are Helen Hoy Greeley, lawyer; Lavinia Dock, trained nurse; Anna Mercy, an East Side physician; Maud Flowerton, buyer in a department store; Gertrude Barnum, sociologist and writer. Practically every trade and profession are represented in the party's ranks. The object of the Woman Suffrage Party is organization for political work.

It was given to my wife by her cousin, and I send it to you hoping it may be of some use. Yours respectfully, PETER JOHN WISEMAN. The photograph was wrapped in a piece of tissue paper, and Saul Arthur Mann opened it eagerly. He looked at the oblong card and gasped, for the girl who was depicted there was the girl he had seen on the steps of 69 Flowerton Road.

It was you who, having said farewell to Miss Nuttall in Geneva, reappeared the same evening at Montreux and wrote a note forging my handwriting. It was you who left a torn sheet of paper in the room at Number 69 Flowerton Road, also in your writing. "You have never moved a step but that I have followed you. My agents have been with you day and night ever since the day of the murder.

Mr. Mann was dumfounded. All his pet theories had gone by the board. "But what of your sister?" he asked at last. A black look gathered in Jasper Cole's face. "My sister's whereabouts are known to me now," he said shortly. "For some time she lived in Camden Town, at Number 69 Flowerton Road. At the present moment she is nearer and is watched night and day, almost as carefully as Mr.

The houses of Flowerton Road stand back and are separated from the sidewalk by diminutive gardens. The front doors are approached by six or seven steps, and it was on the top of one of these flights in front of an open door that the scene was enacted which brought Mr. Mann to a standstill. The characters were a young man and a girl. The girl was extremely pretty and very pale.

He decided, rather than take the trams which would have carried him to King's Cross, to walk, and, since he hated main roads, he had taken a short cut, which, as he knew, would lead him into the Hampstead Road. Thus he found himself in Flowerton Road, a thoroughfare of respectable detached houses occupied by the superior industrial type.