"SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION"
Craig Kennedy—twentieth-century scientific detective—has set a new pace in the detection of criminals. His fame as a crime specialist has brought him cases which baffled the best of the old-school detectives—cases in which the criminal employed the latest "find" of science not only to hide his crime, but to commit it for him. In the present story a villain hides behind a centuries-old superstition, but in the most breathless moment his methods have yet produced Craig Kennedy finds the death-story in a drop of blood. We think is the best story Mr. Reeve has written.
KENNEDY and I had risen early, for we were hustling to get off for a week-end at Atlantic City. Kennedy was tugging at the straps of his grip and remonstrating with it under his breath, when the door o
