Rug of Fortune in Cairo Quest Ends in Damask Twist
George Jones, NY rug company VP, pursues a stolen holy Vict orian rug in Cairo with Noraca Ryanne and Fortune Chedsoye entangled in a web of theft abductions and secret schemes. A caravan rescue in the desert leads to a New York home invasion as Ryanne and Fortune confront Mrs. Chedsoye and Wadeworth before Jones proclaims love and reclaim.
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George Percival Algernon Jones
Metropolitan Oriental Rug Company
New York
Tomance
Cairo
Noraca Ryanne
Heraung
Jones
A, Pasha & Bagiad
Major Csuznoin
Fortune Chedsoye
Woman
Monte Carlo
Fortune
Callahan
Wallace
Ryanne
United Romatve and Adventure Company
Yanne Thai
Chedsoya
Intentia
Shedasyo
Plana Areaid
Cadis
Desert
Mahomed
High Crompnces
Ityanne
Ryanna
Bishomed
Ahé
Rong
Damascus
New Yor
Mortimer
Fortuna
Mrs. Ithedsoye
The End of the Puzzie Ends With Escape and Reform
In a tense finale George disables the gang and helps Fortune and her mother, while the Major and Ryanne flee. George promises to honor debts, the emeralds are saved, and Fortune and George prepare to wed as the law closes in on the theft. The banker flees public scrutiny, bearing a slim payout and a plan for quiet closure.
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Mortimer
George
Ryanne
Mr. Wadsworth
Percival
Arthur
Monte Carlo
Ostend
Ryaome
Jersey
Ryanna
TV Petuge
Iti
Jones
Arthur Wadsworth
Wallace
Rascal
Fortune
Wadsworth
Brutua
Caesar
Blackguard
Hell
Policn
Horace
Algernon
Bagdad
Wilson Urges Nation to Align Life With Founding Standards
President Wilson's inaugural address, delivered before a vast Capitol crowd, calls for restoring national life to the standards set at the nation's founding. He argues government must serve humanity, reform industrial abuses, conserve resources, and protect health, labor, and justice. He urges nonpartisan dedication to the common good.
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Washington
Wilson
Capitol
House of Representatives
Senate
Democratic Party
Lfe
Government For Humanity
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TNER
Opyright
Aehsg Parrrill Company
Ryenne
Jersey City
Philadelphia
Europe
Wadeworth
Horace Wadaworth
Merchant-Mechanic Bank
Arthur Wadeworth