Nor do I wish my name used in the story of the man's apprehension, provided he is captured.

It ought to make a good story in itself without any reference to me.

I wish you to give the chief the first information, then you can truthfully say that you did so when you write it." "But it won't sound half so exciting as it would with you in it," protested Kathleen.

"I need all the data concerning you to make a big story of it." "I am sorry," declared Grace, "but I promised Father never to become involved in any such affair again.

He and Mother would be dreadfully displeased if my name appeared in the newspapers in connection with anything of that sort." "But I shall use my name," argued Kathleen.