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SnithVille
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SMITHVILLE, Ca, Jan. 28.-Mrs. E.
M. McAfee is the guest of relatives in
Buena Vista for few days.
Miss Mary Pipkin has returned from
pleasant visit to Mrs. JEFF Pipkin in
Shellman.
Mrs. Herbert Farris is visiting rela-
tives in Sumter.
Mrs. George Odum, of Bostwick, ar
rived Sunday for a visit of several
weeks to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
r. Cobb
Miss Susie Lunsford is the guest for
few days of Miss Jimmie Josey in
Americas.
Mrs. W. F. McAfee spent Sunday
with friends in Albany.
Mrs. Bowen and daughter, Miss
Inez Doles, have returned from short
visit to relatives in Macon.
Mrs. Bessie Mcdonald and raughter,
Miss Annie Katherine Mcdonald, Of
Sumter, were among other Sunday Wis
itors.
Among those attending the gradual
ing exercises of the Bell Piano School
in Americas Friday evening were:
Miss Kate Mckinney, the guest of Miss
Melba Clarke; Miss Nettie Burton,
guest of Miss Jimmie Josey; Miss
Pearl Hale, guest of Miss Nellie Carter,
and Mr.. and Mrs. B. /. Mckinney and
little daughters, Helen and Annette,
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. L Eason at their pref

Mr.. and Mrs. E. L Eason at their pref
ty College street home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Hall, of Buena
Vista passed through our city Thurs
day. enroute to Americas.
Mrs. H. F. Dixon was in Americas
shopping Friday.
Mrs. P. G. Moss autoed to Americas
last Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth Drane. of Buena Wis
ia, has returned to her home, after q
pleasant visit to her sister, Mrs. E. R
Jordan.
Miss Ruth Walker spent the week
end with relatives in Americas.
Little Miss Martha Williams English
of Americas visited relatives here re-
Gently.
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HELPLESS AS BABY
Down in Mind Unable to Work,
and What Helped Her.

Summit Point, w. Va.--Mrs. Anna
Belle Emey, of this place, says: IL suf-
tered for Is years with an awful pain in
nv right side, caused from Womanly
trouble, and doctored lots for it, but with
out success. | suffered SO very much,
that | became down in mind, and as help
less as a baby. was in the worst kind
OF shape. Was unable to do any work.
| began taking Cardui, the womar's
tonic, and got relief from the very first
dose. BY the time had taken II bot
tles, my health was completely restored.
/ am now A8 years years old, but feel as
good as did when only 10.
Cardui certainly saved me from losing
nv mind, ard feel it my duty to speak
in its favor. wish had some power
over poor, suffering women, and could
make them know the good it would do
them"
you suffer from any Of the ailments
peculiar to women, it will certainly De
worth your while to give Cardul trial.
II has been helping weak women 1oE
more than so years, and will help YOU
too.
T:y Cardui. Your druggist sells 1t,
W,se 70. Chattanooga Medicine Co., Ladies'
Advisory Dept. Chattanooga, Tenn, for Ssfetal
yrrtynefions on your case ard 64-pags book, Home
treatment for Women" in rlain wrapper Nc AL
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1 Bx Hats.
{ 166-Sallie Conner, Rochelle, Ga; ]
! BBL Nots., Bx G Ware.
167-M. M. Mathis, Alamo, Ga; c.
Crockery.
16S-Unknown, Montgomery, Ala; ]
Bx H H Goods, Blu Beddg.
169-W. C. Holden, Glenwcod, Ga
/ Wood IL BBL Oil.
17O-C. Cooper Claxton, Ga; / Blu
iron bed Rails.
TIA. j. Wilson, Collins, Ga;
Bx Tonic, l Bx Drugs, Bx Disfect,
Blu Whips.
172-W. C. Larramore, Leslie, Ca;
Cs Syrup.
173-E. Wright, Glenwood, Ga;
BBL. Notions, Cs E Ware.
174-L. Lobler, Glenwood, Ga; BX
f Ware.
175-Miss L. Kaylor, Leslie, Ca;
BBL. e Ware, 1 Bx e. Ware.
| 176-Unknown, Milan, Ga; l Box
Books.
177-Wm Jones, Cobb, Ga; 1 BBL
Empty Bottles.
17S-Unknowu, Abbeville, Ga;
Bbl. G. Ware.
179--Unknown, Preston, Ga; / Crit
Notions
GUTHIE ALLESON, Claim Adjuster
H. P. EVERETT, Agent.
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guests of Mrs. Sallie Fort.
Misses Nell and Edith Mckinney
have returned from pleasant visit to
Miss Elizabeth Brown in Americas
Mrs. Luther Ivey and two little sons.
Luther, Jr., and Josey, were guests for
the weekend of her sister, Miss Agnes
Wells.
Mr.. C. M. Mckinney was visitor in
Cuthbert Sunday.
Miss Eddie Edwards has returned
from a short visit to Mrs. T. II.
Clarke in Leesburg.
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TAX NOTICE.

Taxpayers for the year 1915 make
returns on what property they owned
on the LIST day of January, 1915. 1t is
required by law that all farm land re-
turns show the lot numbers; also num-
bers to parts of lots. 1t has developed
that quite number of returns show
incorrect lot numbers. Please examine
your deeds so that you may be sure
that you are correct. City property
should show street and house num-
bers. Vacant lots should be plainly 10
Gated. l cannot copy returns from
last years digest, as l have in the
past for some. Each will have to make
returns over own signature within
time prescribed by law, viz, between
February list and May the goth, or be
entered on digest as defaulters. Please
make your returns early so as to avoid
confusion later for yourself and the
receiver. Cards are posted in each
district in the county showing all nee
essary information. Wishing all q
prosperous year, and an abundance OF
Gods blessing, l am yours very re-
specially JNO. T. HOWELL
Tax Receiver, Sumter Co., Ga.
advt-27-d1w-w4t
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At Opera House Today
md Mrs. E. w. Strange.
Miss Collins Entertains.

Miss Collins Entertains.
Miss Cleone Collins entertained on
Friday evening last with "tacky
party" that proved to be one of the
most pleasant diversions of the young
er set. More than a score of young
people were present, who judging from
their dress were certainly from the
back woods. The judges decided that
Misses Nell Stevens and Cordelia Wall
wore the tackest costumes, but no
prizes were given. After several
games of stealing partners, twisterflca-
ton, ETC., had been played, refresh
ments consisting of red lemonade, stick
candy and gingercakes were served
Those present were, Misses Hattie Ar
rington, Mary Dixon, Velma Williams,
Addie Munroe, Addie RE McCrory,
Sara Strange, Cordelia Wall Rosa Par
ker, Emma Fulford, Nell Stevens,
Messrs. Morris Hill, Harold McCrory,
Edwin Stewart, Arthur Baugh, Henry
Hart, Sam Stevens of Preston, Henry
B. Arlington, Truston Stevens.
w. 0. w. Organized.
Not to be out done by large cities,
Ellaville has had recently had organ
lied here a fourishing camp of w. o.
W. The initial meeting was held at
Castle Hall, and permanent organ
ization effected with the following Of
f1cers: z. K. Causey, Commander in
Charge; E. ]. Hart, Clerk. Mr.. c. J.
Fitzgerald of Unadilla, district deputy,
organized the camp with a member
ship of twenty. We are quite sure
there will be other recruits and that
this camp will be second to none in the
state.
Personals.
Mrs. ]. R. Jordan and Mrs. S. q. Will
liams were the guests of relatives in
Americas Friday.
Miss Agnes Pritchard, Of Macon, IS
the admired guest of Miss Mary
Strange
Mr.. E. B. Hornady, one of Buena
vistas most progressive citizens, was
in our city yesterday on business.
Mrs. e. L. Bridges visited relatives
at Huntington for the weekend.
Mr.. j A. Battle, of Talbotton, is
visiting his brother, Mr.. Ed Battle,
here.
Miss Mary Strange was delightful
visitor to Americas Saturday.
Mr.. C. ]. Fitzgerald of Unadilla, IS
spending portion of this week in our
city in the interest of the w. o. w.
Mr.. S. ]. Jordan made business trip
to Columbus the past week.
Mr.. ]. T. Stewart has returned from
visit to his brother in Alabama.
Mr. R. E. Hill made business trip
to Columbus this week.
Miss Eleanor Garden is the guest Of
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Ellav1Ile
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Especial to Times ecorder.)
ELLAVILLE, Ga, Jan. 2S.-The first
meeting of the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union for the year 1915 was
held on Monday last, with Mrs. c. H.
Smith, and was presided over by the
hostess, who is the efficient president
of this prosperous organization. An
interesting program was rendered con-
sisting of readings by Mesdames Nc
Crory, Edwards, Williams and Baugh
A discussion on temperance followed
the selections read. Several prayers
were offered for the redemption of this
world from its greatest foe-the liquor
traffic. Temperance sentiment is grow
ing and national prohibition by 1920 Is
the slogan of the workers in this
grand cause.
Miss Strange Hostess.
An event of more than usual interest
was the six o'clock dinner given on
Monday evening by Miss Mary Strange
complimentary to her house guest,
Miss Agnes Pritchard, of Macon. The
lovely dining room was made most at
tractive with its decorations of white
and levendar, the place cards having
hand-painted sprays of violets on them
In the center of the table, on a lovely
design of Renaissance lace was placed
a crystal bowl of growing narcissi,
surrounded by dainty white hyacinths.
An elegant hot dinner was served in
four courses. Later in the evening
music and dancing was enjoyed. Those
invited were, Misses Ruth Walker,
Ruby Simpson, Tillie Woolin. Ida Nun
roe. Messrs Grady Royal, Arthur Muir
ray, Grady Murray Clyde Hill, Nolan
Strange, Clarke Williamson, r. A.
Walters, Mr.. nd Mrs P. G. Moss, Mr.
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Number
1-Hurtsboro Sales Stable, Hurts
boro, Ala, 20 SIX Feed.
2-Walter Head, Lumpkin, Ca;
Refg'r.
81. Williams. Collins, Ca; 1 Dbl
Oil; 1 IL Dbl Lub Oil.
Attackers Garage, Vidalia; 1 Dbl
Lub Oil.
5.-W. H. Black Garage. Vidalia,
Ca; IL bby. Pet. Oil.
Chairman Furn. Co., Lumpkin,
Ga; 1Bdl Bed Ends; / Bdl Bed Rails i;
1 Dresser and Top; Bdl. Wash Stand
7-R. Porter, Mount Vernon, Ga, l
Bril- Notions.
sc. P. overly, Lumpkin, Ca, Bx
Adv. Matter.
9-W. C. Banks, Alamo, Ca; Brls.
Cement.
1O-Western Elec. Co., Savannah; 3
SIX. Wood Brackets.
Tx. Bros. Co., Rochelle, Ga; 1
Crit. E. Ware; l Dbl. E. Ware.
12-W. G. Brown, Rochelle, Ca; 1
Stove.
13-Roberts Gro. Co., Richland, Ga. !;
Bx PIT, Matter.
14-EIiza G. Barker, Fitzgerald, Ga;
1 Bo Borax (scented.)
Isl. Gurvin, Cobb, Ca; 1 Pc Mar
Bile.
16-R. M. Hail. Hardaway Ala; l
Bx Gin Ribs.
17-City Of Dawson, Dawson, Ga; l
Keg Weed Killer.
18-W. B. Smith, Rhine, Ca; Brl
Cider.
19-No mark, Fitzgerald. Ga; l
Chair
2O-Helena Hdw. Co, Helena, Ca; l
Sugar Kettle.
21-T. ], Ford, vidalia, Ca; 1 Bx
Sales Tickets.
22-M. Lewis, Cobb, Ca; I Bx E.
Ware.
23-J. Young, Cobb, Ga; 1 Bx E.
Ware.
24-No Mark, Alley, Ca; 1 Bx No
tons.
25-J. H. Quarterman, Waverly, Ga. !;
Bid Bed Rails.
26-W. O.. Miller, Fitzgerald, Ga;
2 Bdls. Bed Rails.
&c. A. Mckenzie, Hardaway,
Ala; 1 Bdl. Wood Bed Rails.
2S-M. V. Miller, Columbus, Ca; 1
Case L.
29-No Marks, Cordele, Ca; 1 Road
Cart.
3O-No Marks, Fitzgerald, Ca; 1
Bx. H. H. Goods.
BE. Barnes, Abbeville, CT; 1
Brl. Notions, 1 Crit. E. Ware.
32-Monarck Paint Co.; Dorchester,
N. Y; Keg Paint.
33-H. F. Co., Lumpkin, Ca; l Crit.
Castings.
34-Michael Tiggett Richland, Ga;
/ Bx Borax (Scented).
35-Thomas Williamson, Richland.
Ga; l &C. Stock Food
36-J. T. Jordan, Glenwood, Ga, ]
Empty Barrel.
81
38-J. F. Co, Atlanta, Ga; 1 Brl. 1
Bed Ends, / Bdl, Bed Rails.
39-R. E. Cooper, Alley. Ga; 3 Sewer
moulds.
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OLE HOSS SALE-:SEABOARD AIR LINE RY.

By direction of the General Claim
Agent of the Seaboard Air Line Ry,
We will sell at public auction to the
highest CASH bidder the following I'M
claimed and refused freight which has
been on hand at destination for six
months or longer, as prescribed by the
laws of the State of Georgia.
Date of Sale, Thursday, February
18th, 1915.
Hour, 900 A. NJ. Place, Seaboard
Air Line Freight Depot, Americas, Ga.
H. P. EVERETT, Agent.
GUTHRIE ALLISON,
Claim Adjusters.
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42-Mrs. E. ]. Castor, Pitts, Ca;
Brl Notions, l Rocker.
43-H. L. Tippen, Claxton, Ca; IL
Brls Lub Oil, 1 Cs Cup Grease.
44-Kissie sapp Co., Lumpkin, Ga;
2 Bdls Rockers.
ABB. ]. Owens, Savannah, Ca;
Bicycle.
46-Ed Dormany, Fitzgerald, Ga; 1
Keg A Tonic.
47-No Marks, Hagan, Ga; Iron
Safe.
Sill. Band, Helena, Ga; Doors
AR. E. Cooper, Alley, Ca; Gull
vert Machine.
5O-G. P. Lunsford, Richland, Ga;
l Roll A Papers.
51-W. W. Foster, Richland, Ca; 1
oox P Frames.
52-Oliver Whouse, Columbus, Ga;
l Box Clocks, 1 Brl. Notions
SO Sou Cot Oil Co., Cordele. Ca, z
Box Mount Boards, 1 Bundle Pulleys.
54-Hight PIT NJ Bed Co., Columbus,
Ga; Crate Beds, Blu (2) Rails.
55-No Marks, Savannah, Ga; 1
Bari Notions.
56-W. H. Patterson, Savannah, Ca;
IA Car Mover Castings.
57-Wright & Raford, Cordle, Ga;
l Rocker.
58-Dillion NJ. Carvin, Rochelle,
Ca; l Barrel Notions, / Crate e.
Ware.
59-No Marks, White Oak, Ga; 1
Box Glass.
61-No Marks, Fort Davis, Ala; 1
Chair.
62-Sikes Hay Press Co., Ocilla, Ca;
1 Guano Distributor.
63-No Marks, Savannah, Ga; 2
Box Sale Tickets.
64-D. F. Thompson, Vidalia, Ga;
1 Crate Enpelos.
65-M. Porter, Seville, Ca; l Bar
rel Notions.
66-Bridges & Barnes, PARROT, Ga;
4 Box Drugs.
67-Bessie Selph, Helena, Ga; i
Barrel Notions, Crate G. Ware.
CSC. R. Redding, Reka, Ca; 2 Rox
Fire Works.
69-E. w. Weaver, Lyons, Ga; 3
Trunks, 2 Tools Boxes, 2 Cases 1 Bun
die Canvas, Bundles Ploes, Car
Jack.
70-J. C. Studstill, Rhine, Ca; Box
A Tonic, Box P Medicine, Crate A.
Matter
71-Smith Bros, Rutherford, Ala;
1 Barrel E. Ware.
72-No Marks, Columbus, Ga; l
Barrel & Contents.
73-C. B. McDuffie, Rhine, Ca; Box
NJ Monts.
TAB. w. Brown, Rhine, Ca; Box
Marble.
75-P. L. P. Nunnally, Savannah,
Ga; 1 Crate E Ware.
76-vidalia Gro Co., vidalia, Ca;
Case Cand Milk.
77-Bob J. Johnson, Sasser, Ca; 7
Pals A Food.
7S-B. W. Smith, Rhine, Ga; 5
Bundles Brooms, Bundle 12) Toy
Brooms, l B Rack.
79-E. D. Dung, Seville, Ga; Bun
dies Brooms.
So. B. Carter, Manassas, Ga;
Box Auto Grease.
SIC. H. Houston, Savannah, Ca;
Box Mdse.
S2-Mary spivey. Columbus, Ga; 1
Box Refrigerator.
S3-A. S. Bacon, Savannah, Ca; /
Box Glass.
S4-A. S. Bacon, McRae, Ca; 1 Box
A Matter.
S5-Foster Keith, Sasser, Ga; l
Bundle Bedding.
S6-No Marks, Preston, Ca; Bar
rel Paint.
87-Natl. Supply Co., Birmingham,
Ala; l IL Barrel Disenfectant.
88-Wes Martin, Hardaway, Ala; Z
STRAIGHT Roolzarc
S9-Nancy Price, Lyons, Ga; 1 Bar
rel Notions, Bundle Bed Ends, 1 Bun
die Bed Rails.
90-Mrs. Hamp Slaughter, Harda-
way, Ala; 1 Crate Dresser, 1 Com
mode, l Bundle Bed Ends, / Bundle
Bed Rails.
91-No Marks, Savannah, Ca; 1 Box
Snuff.
92-G. B. Suggs, Leslie, Ga; 1 EN-
PITY Banana Crate.
92 1-2-Mrs. NJ. K. Bennett, Mt.
Vernon, Ca; l Barrel Notions, 1 Crate
Crockery.
ga. Dechorty, Conner, Ga; Case
Toys, Case Dolls.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-28
Less Common.

Wiilie-"Paw, is the truth stranger
than fiction?" Paw-"Well. Il Is mcrs
ST a stranger than fiction. INV SON"
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Clock, 1 Barrel Notions.
1O3-R. ellis, Mt Vernon, Ca; 1
Barrel Notions.
1O-J. G. Parmaner, Ocilla, Ca; l
Barrel Notions, 1 Crate G Ware.
1O5-No Marks, Alley, Ga; 2 Kegs
Paint, 1 Can Oil.
1O6-S. P. Oil Co., Savannah, Ca;
Case Drugs.
1O7-Warthen Drugs Co., Vidalia,
Ga; 1 Case Oil.
1910. r. DeLoach, Claxton, Ga; /
Bundle Mattress.
110-Jack Corfeld, Cordele, Ca; 1
Bundle (2) Bed Ends, 2 Chairs.
111-No Marks, Americas, Ca; 1
Sack Rice.
i'm H. Morrison, Dorchester,
Ga; 1 Barrel Cement.
113-City Drug Co., Ocilla, Ga; Pa
Medicine.
114-Nancy Mitchell, Ocilla, Ca; 1
Clock, Barrel Notions.
115-H. Burch, Alamo, Ga; 16 Sacks
Lime.
l16-J. Anderson, Albany, Ca; 3
Barrels E Bottles.
117-Lttle Richardson, Richland,
Ca; 1 Barrel Notions, l Crate Gware.
118-J. G. Garrison, Rochelle, Ca;
l Sack Cotton Seed.
119-J. D. Weed, Savannah, Ca; 1
Plow Base.
12O-Ross & Kirchbum, Savannah,
Ga; l Box Crackers.
121-Edwin Zera, Vidalia, Ga; 6
Bundles Autographs.
122-No Marks, Genwood, Ca; Box
Clocks, l Barrel G Ware.
123-No Marks, Waycross, Ca; l
Box Drugs.
124-City Drug Co., Helena, Ga; Il
Box Drugs.
125-No Marks, Dorchester, Ga; /
Box Soal Powder.
126-No Marks, Waverly, Ga; Il
Pail Stock Food.
127-Walter Herd, Lumpkin, Ga;
Package (2) Rockers, 2 Packages (3)
Chairs.
12S-No Marks, Cobb, Ca; 9 Crate
Bars.
1873. H. DeLoach, Claxton, Ca;
Keg Stock Tonic.
bono Marks, Brooklyn, Ca; 1 1-2
Empty Barrel.
131-J. Brown & Sons, Savannah,
Ga; Rocker.
1872. H. DeLoach, Claxton, Ca; 8
Rolls w Fence.
133-F.tzgerald Mer Co., Fitzgerald,
Ga; 2 Bundles 1 D Rails, 2 Bundles
l D Ends, Bundles Childs Cribs.
134-M S. Spring Co., Abbeville,
Ga; 8 Kegs Syrup.
1871. ]. owens, Pitts, Ca; 1 Keg
A Tonic.
136-Rayfeld & Garrison, Cobb, Ca;
SIX Cotton Seed.
137-Allen Copeland, Cobb, Ca; 81
SIX Cotton Seed.
williams Bros. Plains, Ga; l
Trunk.
139-Schwab Furn. Co., Cordele, Ga;
1 Trunk.
14O-W. W. Griggs, Manassas, Ca;
5 Pals A Food.
141-Unknown, Savannah, Ga; 1
Bath Tub.
142-w. B. Kent, Alamo, Ca; SIX
Peas.
143-Unknown, Milan, Ga; 1 Wire
Mattress, l Blu Mattress, Bed Cot
attached, 1 Blu Iron Rails.
144-Unknown, Americas, Ga; L
Closet Seat.
145-Geo. C. Thomas, PARROT, Ga;
8 Pals Stock Food.
146-Unknown, Savannah, Ga; L
Box Fire Works.
147-Unknown, Preston, Ga; 1 Pa
Broken Pictures.
148-Unknown, Milan, Ga; / BBI..
l. Oil.
149-W. F. Peacock, Vidalia, Ca;
BBL. L Oil.
150-Mott l Works, Cordele Ga; l
Bx Closet Tank, l Closet Tank not
crit.
151ABatti Sign Co., Camden, Md; l
box Adv Singns.
152-J. H. Daniel, Union, Ga; L
Wagon Wheel.
1876. w. Wilson, DeSoto, Ca; l
blu P. Frames.
154-Unknown, Milan, Ga; l Keg l..
Oil
155-A. F. Cox, Alamo, Ga; l BBL
Oil.
156-Unknown, Pembroke, Ga;
Bx Hardware.
157-R. T. Bake, Fitzgerald, Ga; l
l. C. Freezer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-24

gift of money from your husband? Don't be angry, Iris, please I'm fighting for principle.
 "Oh, MT. Thomas Roti" exploded Robbie.
 ''rhat attitude is at the bottom of the whole thing Bobbie" argued June with spirit "Because the made himself the master. That destroys the wom ans self respect and love dies.'
 She's fine kid' said Robbie heartily, but if she's going to draw the line money which has been handed from man to woman she'll have tosget it fresh from the mint''
 What will you do, JuneY fretted Iris
 If I only had that purse mummy gave me-" unused June.
 "She got that from your father" Robbie was un- kind enough to remind her.
 "Oh, that daddy's money" she brightly re- piled trace of concern on her brow, and it's the last take from them, that I'm married Iris, couldn't you go to the house and say you'll send it to me?'
 with enthusiasm. "We'll go right out now. Bobbie call the car"
 You mustn't let them know I'm here,' warned June You mustn't let any one know"
 Within five minutes Iris and Robbie, in the swift little runabout, were headed for Brynport. In the library June had found a picture of Ned among other intimate photographs, and it was with constant reference to this and amid constant talk ing to it and constant caressing of 1t that she penned her important message:
 My poor dear boy I cannot explain in letter what happened today. When I free, dear Ned. will you understand and forgive. You must not try to find your unhappy bride JUNE.
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would not tell them about the black vandyked man, and June was Mrs. Warner
 will you get your wraps, please, Charlotte?' June's father finst1y said, and "We are going to Iris. I'll order the car.'
 They were grim and silent they sped away
 While they rode the black Vandyked man. in Sher- rvs, sat at the end of long table between joyial with heavily ldded eyes and short hair
 There dozen placed at the table and wine hissed at every plate but the others of the party which included a half dozen yiyaeious and gayly gowned young women, dancing. The three talked in low tones, their heads bent together and the black Vandyked man was the most silent. Finally he began to talk and grew enthusiastic, and presently he drew forth June's little gold watch. Then he flashed open the lid. All three men bent eagerly it. They gazed upon the lovely fea- lures of the runaway bride, their faces bent close together They capped the black yandyked man the shoulder.
 It was during this time that June Warner, sitting quietly in corner of the library with Robbie and Iris and with her mothers purse still in her hand heard a familiar voice in the vestibule.
 "Daddyl' She dashed from her chair in flash and went upstairs to her room.
 ''Wheres JunieT' Mrs. Moore had pushed through ahead of the men,
 John Moore walked straight to Robbie Blethering and shook awe inspiring finger at that young 
 Where's my girl?" he demanded.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-24

Come right in" heartily invited Father Moore, and Mother Moore. with soft eyes, shook Robbie by hand and Iris by both.
 We have only minute to stay, began Iris start ing to talk they went into the library. "I heard from June," Iris rattled Father Moore, in the paror, came straight
 "She missed her purse, glibly went on Iris, while Robbie eyed her with admiration She's afraid she lost it. Did she leave 1t here?"
 "Right that table, And Mrs. Moores eyes sparkled. She took 1t from drawer in desk.
 That girl always careless about money" laughed Mir. Moore if 1t a virtue
 Robbie glanced at Iris. She plate of ice cream.
 'Fll send it to her." offered Iris. and Mrs. Moore smilingy put it in her hand.
 "Why didn't June wire us?" puzzled father his fists buging ins the pockets of his gay smoking jacket.
 "Yes, why didn't she?' Mothers voice full of anxiety, but she the unrufed expression of Iris Bletherings face she began to bridle. If Junie could wire her friend, why couldn't she wire her mother?
 You have such slow delivery out here," promptly explained Iris
 Just what did she say?'
 Iris cast her eyes to the ceiling and began telling off the words her fingers get it? Extremely happy. Bushels of love to all June"
 Twenty minutes were all the callers could spare
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-24
Robbie slowly strengthened.

BoDDe sloWly strengthened.
 Well. she's here,' he said What of it?r
 "Il tell you what of itr' said Iris. June has de cded not to any of you just yet, and she won't.
 Iris" begged Mrs. Moore what does it all mean?"
 Iris took two letters from the mantel. She gave to Ned and Mrs Moore. Her husband looked over her shoulder The letter address ed to-
 Dear Daddy and Mummy-I explain in a letter why compelled Ned Some day l will make you understand and forgive Please be good to dear Ned and love YOUR LITTLE JUNE.
 Here's the man." shouted Ned, his voice full of sudden fury. He held pair of gloves in one hand and card in the other "rhese Junes gloves. They were lying on the table, and this card was in themr'
 "Theyre my glovesl" called Iris but Ned laughed at her. There was mstakng those dainty, blue embroidered bits of white kid.
 Now, I'll tell you" went Ned. This man, Gilbert Blye. whose name now know for the first time, was with her from the moment she left me until she came here He is tall, black Vandyked man, and at Farnville he assisting June on the down train. I saw them myself through the window talking together 1 want to find Gil bert Bye! Are you hiding him tooY And he turn ed savagey Iris
 Robbie ounged forward ''rhafll do Ned,' he warned Iris, call June"
 "June!' They heard Iris throwing doors open and running through the house, calling June. Ned darted up the stairs but in the hall Iris met him with frightened face. "She is gonew
 They all searched for her then but there trace of her.