On the other hand--well, he was a slow and careful investigator, but when he moved, it was with promptitude and vigor, and in such an event he wished them to know who he was.

Meanwhile, he desired no publicity, and he hoped his presence in Dallas would not become generally known--it might seriously interfere with his plans.
Before he left the bank Gray had met the other officers, and from their manner he saw that he had created a decided impression upon them.

The bank president himself walked with him to the marble railing, then said: "I'd like to have you wait and meet my son, Lieutenant Roswell.

He's just back from overseas, and--the boy served with some distinction.

A father's pride, you understand ?" "Was Lieutenant Roswell in France ?" Gray inquired, quickly.
"Oh yes.