The Ottawa Citizen from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • 21

the the the of is up by QUEEN 5500 LE EVENING CITIZEN, OTTAWA, CANADA, FRIDAY, DECEJIBER 9, 1932. TWENTYCITIZEN PHONES: saw PARIS LOVE ous SYNOPSIS Since the previously, Kate Sayers had made death of her husband ten years $60,000,000 by continuing the manuFrance of the now famous reet, motor car Europa. Alfredo facture in American im- Santini, whom she knew only as a gigolo and a driver of racing cars, and by who was in constant attendance on after her. was the chief of a gang of jewel thieves. Mrs.

Sayers' daughter Alacia jury had recently fallen in love at first ses- mon whom she learned later WAS Arsight with a handsome young Frenchpium mand de Pas, Prince d'Orsant, povertypay- stricken He pretender was salesman at Pirto the French throne. two en's jewelry shop, learning the busiIn ness. Santini induced Mrs. Sayers to said have her fabulous rubies reset and while they were at Piron's one of his Can- gang substituted imitations just beand fore Santini left Paris in the Europa never racer he was to drive in the Grand be- Prix at Monte Carlo. Armand was arrested because he had handled the nini- rubles, but M.

Piron gave bond. A jealous girl told Alacia that Santini rday was going to throw clues the led Monte Alacia Carlo race and several to Paul believe he had the rubles when he ham started for Monaco. Armand agreed the to drive Alacia's exact duplicate of Santini's racer in the Grand Prix and to a In this car they left Paris in pursult. oper They lost Santini's trail on the 1,000 mber mile chase until they were just outside of Monte Carlo; then he displum luced ntion nted" man st. and for chie.

upert the and By NINA WILCOX PUTNAM appeared mysteriously after turning into a little blind street. Just after Armand left Paris. Col. Bradley, an American, who WAS 8 friend of Armand, WAS injured in an auto smash. The cars were listed under the drivers' names, with that of the car opposite and the starting number affixed to the left.

Santini's number was five, and running her finger down the list she discovered that Armand had drawn seven. a lucky number," said Armand's voice suddenly, close at her elbow. He threw his hat and stick on table in the presence of the grand duke, kissed her hand respectfully. "Forgive my coming in without knocking, but the door was open!" he added. "To tell the truth, I have some important news.

I've just seen Santini and he'll be here at any moment. Alacia gathered up a sheaf of notes from the table and handed them to the Russian. INSTALMENT 28 (Continued). Offered the said, pleasantly by way of movement in preventing this by (them troduction. de Pas, the Grand motioning him to be seated.

manner. Duke Ferwjoski." my dear young lady, you "Miss Sayers' devoted office boy," have given us a great surprise," asked the latter said, bowing from the Santini began. "I had no idea watching waist. moreover who is cap- you intended to come down, when I Iv. able of taking a hint.

I'll have a last saw you. "Yes!" look at these papers see you "No?" said Alacia drily. "It was like later." He clicked his heels, bowed rather a sudden decision. But this sudden a second time, got as as the is an important race from a busi- he door and even went outside before ness point of view, as you must re- said, popping his head. in again.

"Have alize, and I like to look after the you you any money?" he asked Europa's interest myself. Are you "Why tively, "I'd like to take a look in well taken care who at the stopping with some friends, "Because "Oh for the love of mike, Valdy," thanks," he said, his eyes narrow- only Alacia laughed, "get it from the ing. Santini desk!" And the head vanished. where is the car?" Alacia now. "Now dearest," she said turnir, asked casually, "just in case I want fact to Armand.

"what has happened? to get in touch with you." There the car. "Something rather he told was the slightest fraction of a entry. her. ran into Santini on the wait before he answered her. lack street a few minutes ago and he the garage Carassonne." he to be pretended surprised and de- said, "the big garage near the "Why lighted to see me.

There was ab- starting point. Practically all the Alacia show he chased him across "All right!" said Alacia. "Will you added solutely nothing, in his manner to racing cars are there." Pas is France. But he'd got hold of a have her out on the Condamine at he may." program and he didn't seem over- ten tomorrow morning? We want "If joyed about my having entered the to get some press photos." course! He was probably astound- "Certainly!" he said glibly, "on- ed at finding I was not in jail! That ly too pleased! But the numbers explain may be him, right now!" Armand are not painted on the cars yet." "Oh added as the telephone rang. And "That does not matter," said she, further! indeed, a few moments later San- although it did.

"We'll get some if you're tini himself was in the doorway, informal pictures first." there immaculate. darkly smiling. He "Very well, then, ten o'clock," he can't nodded to Armand and would have assented meekly enough. Then being kissed Alacia's hand but for her he looked from one to the other of to race ENTIRE Stewart-Warned Shipment of 250 at Sweeping 20 Only 1933 Stewart Warner 9 O'CLOCK SPECIAL! "Apartment Model" RADIO "SUPERPOWERED" Regular 1933 list price $69.50 A marvellous superpowered superheterodyne chassis. (6-tube model) 1933's newest, including tone control, automatic volume control, electrodynamic speaker and tone unequalled.

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on Rideau street, and when that tendent for six years since its Mademoiselle has any objec- "He's not the owner!" said the was superseded by the Rideau establishment the Gospel Taberto my standing up for my insultingly. 'Any Theater, had man more than an interest in the nacle of the Christian and Missionhe said hotly, "she must I am. He got the car just as I ary Alliance at Overbrook latter. is to them more fully." did -through a In two He was a member of the Rideau have a pastor. Rev.

Robert Moore don't let's even discuss it any steps Armand had strode to the Street synagogue and was for some of Guelph, has accepted a call cried Alacia. "I'm sorry door and held it open. time president of the synagogue. He to the pastorate there and will take so sensitive, Santini, but "Get out." he said briefly, "before was also actively interested in mans charge of the work on Sunday, Denothing to be done. I I throw you out!" Santini got to his Jewish community works of the cember 11.

In September last Rev. prevent sixty other Europas feet in an unhurried manner and city. During his many years' resi- Mr. Moore conducted a successful entered if their owners care I picked up his soft grey hat. dence in the Capital he made a three weeks' campaign in the Overthem." (To Be Continued) brook tabernacle.

OVERPRODUCTION Factory (DIVISION) CANADIAN he said surprisingly, disshowing in his dark eyes in a gleam. "You are!" Then turned to "Alacia. "Listen!" he "about this entry of his. Do think it's fair to me?" not?" It was Armand replied. it was understood that one Europa was to be was openly antagonistic "I am the favorite, and the was giving great distinction to And now comes a second It looks like 2 weakness, a faith.

and I think it ought stopped." is it a sign of weakness?" demanded. "Monsieur de "Anything else on your mind?" Armand. his arms folded, the saturnine face closeSantini looked quickly. with a curious hesitation of Sudden Passing Of Solomon Coplan In His Garage Office Death of Well Known Business Man. Was Active Worker in Community Welfare Causes.

Solomon Copian, well known in Jewish charitable and fraternal work in the Capital and formerly manager of the Princess Theater. died yesterday at his office in his commercial garage. He had been manager of the former Super Ser- been engaged in selling fuel oil with headquarters at Redpath and Dalhousie streets. Mr. Coplan left his home shortly before nine o'clock yesterday morning for his office.

He helped load one of the trucks and then went into his office. When a truck driver returned from delivering a load yesterday afternoon, he found Mr. Coplan lying on the floor of his office. Dr. Harry Dover, the family physician, was called and pronounced him dead.

In his capacity of coroner, he stated that Mr. Coplan had died of natural causes As the garage is quite large and death from carbon monoxide fumes was impossible. No inquest will therefore be necessary. he stated. The late Solomon Coplan was born in Minsk, Russia, 56 years ago and came to this country about 28 years ago to take up residence in social and sporting circles, and the news of his sudden passing will come as a great shock to those who knew him.

Surviving, besides his widow, formerly Revka Bloom, are three sons. David, Toronto; Louis and Joseph Coplan, at home: two daughters. Irene and Lillian Coplan, both at home; one brother, A. H. Coplan.

Ottawa; three sisters, Mrs. J. Rubin. Ottawa; Mrs. D.

Rubin, Barry's Bay; Mrs. H. Harkavy, New York city. The funeral was heid from his home. 116 York street, this afternoon at one o'clock.

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