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CHAPTER. x.
On the Deck of the Namur.

It was here that fortune favored me, strengthening my decision and yield ing q fresh courage to persevere. Forking out directly over where I clung desperately to the wet hawser, my eyes were able to trace the bow spirit, the rather loosely furled up jib Tapping ragged edges in the gusts of wind. Suddenly, as I stared upward, I became aware that two men were working their way out along the foot ropes, and, as they reached point al- most directly over my head, became busily engaged in tightening the gas kets to better secure the loosening sail. The foot of one slipped and he hung dangling, giving vent to q stiff English oath before he succeeded in hauling himself back to safety. The other indulged in a chuckling laugh, yet he was careful not to speak loudly. Had one drink too many, Tom" he asked. "That will pay yer fer fin- ishin' the bottle an never givin' me another SUD-"
 You, h--l! Yer he'd the fu'st ov 1t. Thar's no sorter luck yer don't git yer fair share of, Bill Haines-trust yer fer thet. What ain't got straight yet is whar thet stuff cum from so easy"
 1 That wus part O the luck, Tom. : Did yer git eyes on thet new feller Manuel Estevan brought back with him in the boat?"
 'The one you and Jose carried aOonrd?"
 Hes the lad. Thar want nuthin' lhe matter with the cove. 'cept he wus dead drunk. We wus waitin' on the beach fer Estevan, an three fellers he he'd taken along with him inter town ter cum back-the nigger Jose an me---when this we're chap hove ; longside. He never hailed us, ncr nuthin'; just clim over into the boat, an lay down. I Sho0I. him. an kicked him, but it want no use so we just left him lie thu" fer Manuel ter say whut Wus tor be done with him. Only ; Jose he went through his pockets an found three bottles O rum. We took few drinks an hid whut wus left in the boat locker"
 'So thet's how yer got 1t! Who Wus the party?" 1 "Thet's more'n I'll ever tell yer. I never got no sight O. him, 'cept i'll the dark. Bout all I know is he wus white, mn likely a sailor. Enyhow when Manuel got back he told us z. haul the lad forrard out O the way. an fetch him along. So we pulled out with the feller cuddled up in the bow"
 "I never seed nuthin' more of him after he was hauled aboard. Whut become O the lad?"
 Him? Oh, Jose an me carried him inter the fOr'cassel, an showed him inter berth ter sleep off his liquor. Thet wus the last ever sec CT hear O him fer bout six hours, when this yere feller must woke up in the for cassel sum crazy. He cum chargin' out on deck, whoopin' like an Indian, wavin' knife in his hand, intendin' fer ter raise h--l. Well, it happened thet the fu'st feller he run up against wus LeVere, who Hus cumin' forrard fer sumthin', an fer about a minute thar was one h-l ov q fight It was 80 dark couldn't tell whut did har- pen. but if WIS fists mostly. till tba
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SYNOPSIS.

GHARTER I-Geoffry Carlyle, mariner,
 3Eencad to twenty years of servitude in
 e Auaerican colonies for complicity in M@ Menmouth rebellion, is put aboard q11p- He sees among the passengers Dor AAM RsATfax of Maryland and a Spaniard ankfsg Himself Captain Sanchez.
 Eza&PTER II-Lfe on the prison ship.
 EHAPTER III-Carlyle meets Dorothy, YAn hHDrms him her uncle has bought his AwvSees Carlyle and Sanchez clash.
 EEAARTER V-The Fairfax party, now - Ies avn sloop on the Potomac, encoun- 0M mysterious bark, the Namur of 1nxferdam.
 CHAPTER vI-The Fairfax party 16Gns For the night with chest of gold Emaxle investigates a mysterious sail at m1dnf8ht
 CHAPTER VII-Carlyle discovers Cap nnM Sanchez is Black Sanchez planning - steal the Fairfax gold and abduct O0rothy.
 CHAPTER VIII-Carlyle fights Sanchez 0Md feaves him for dead
 CHARTER Ix-Carlyle, too late to res- @ne D6rothy. swims to the Namur.
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my hands clung to the anchor hawser, my mind busy in devising some means for attaining the deck.
Connecticut western news., 1919-04-24

%n,p ;ms IS, ner how signed Cn. Last i sccIn ter remember I wus ashore frum the schooner Caroline; but this yere is a bark"
 Haincs laughed, already convinced of my identity, and considering 1t a good joke. Then he proceeded to tell me all about it.
 LeVerc broke in with q savage snarl
 'What's ;;ll that? Do you l:iaan Haines, that this is the same Id scamp who tried to stick me?''
 ''No doubt of it. But he never knew what he was dOin--he wus crazy uS a loon. There's nuthin' fer yer ter fuss over now. Tell us about it, Gntcs-- the bath must have soberrd yer up."
 watched LeVere, but he remained motionless, mere shadow.
 'T suppose it must have been that. sir" confessed respectfully, If things happened as you say they did. I haven't any memory O tryin' ter slash nobody. Leastwise I seemed ter know whut wus about when cum up. don't remember how I got ther; furst 1 knew I wus slushin' round in the water. tryiu' fer keep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08
REYNOLDS AND
WILLIAMS in
RETURN BOUT

Johnny Mccarthy. the san Fran.
cisco motorman with the awful wal.
lop. IL on his way 90 Seattle from
the sunny south lie ia scheduled
20 mix with billy Wright. ssattle's
famous referee. In the headline bout
az Austin & Salts smoker. 20 be
staged az the Crystal Pool Tuesday
night.
The Californian IL always In
shape. The local fans like 20 see the
Coast king OF tho wclt"rwcights in
action. because he fights every min
ute Of the go
In running up against Wright.
however. be viii have husy even
lnR. " advance dope counts for any.
thing Wright held tho champion
20 a draw IN Tacoma recently. and
many fans az the rinKside said that
Bily had - shade after the milling
was over
The fighting referee has been
yelling for another chance with Nc.
carthy. and has worked hard for the
mix. Bnly isn't tho easiest thing In
the world 60 bit. and local fans arc
booking for Hlliy 10 box rings around
the Golden Gate man.
In the sc-ni windup. Frankie Tuck
er viii try TO solve tho Bitter Roo,
Kids" odd style. The kid" hides
behind his arms and let's fly with a
fail every once In a while. Harry
Anderson was hit more times by the
KID than he has been by any 9th
or man this season here. Tucker q
clever ring man. and he may force
the MontRnan 10 cofnc out and nEhi
In the open, but It's safe bet tina,
Frankie viii have a busy evening.
Mike Pete. who has been on tho
casualty list with boil on bis arm.
10 20 meet Jim Storey
Mike can hit..thcrc Is no kidding
about that statement And 40 can
storey. which ia true.hiue truth.
Storey fought Bliiy Shade couple
Of weeks ago. and aitho the bout was
called draw. storey had quite an
edge on tho Californian.
IL should he n good fight. because
both boys viii mix A. and the fans
sure TAXI 10 boys who give them nc.
ton.
Steve Reynolds and Harry VII
ilafns Will put on return 80 In ono
Of the preliminaries These big Eel.
lows fought recently. and Steve
hooked the decision. aitho some 81
the fans thought Williams should
have had a draw.
Another bout completes the card
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MATTY WILL
SOON PILOT
N. Y. GIANTS

NEW YORK. March s.--Announce-
ment OF the return Of Christy
Mathewson 10 the Giants brought
JOY to Manhattan today. The IA
nous pitcher, late captain in Uncle
Sans service. was showercd with
congratulations. Coupled with the
announcement that Mat,y viii serve
the Giants as chief adviser and coach
Of the battery men. was the state
ment OF John J. McGraw that
Mathewson will serve IN a minor
capacity officially for short time
Ultimately McGraw plans TO surren-
der control OF the Giants and Matiy
will step into his shoes.
II am growing weary of the dia-
mond," said the Giant leader in dis
cussing Matty's future II have al
ways appreciated Mathewson. and
he should make good"
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WANTS BOUT
STAGED NEAR
LARGE CITIES

FORT WORTH. Tex. March S.
Location OF the willard Dempsey
mill July will not be selected un,n
the legislatures OF Illinois and New
York dispose OF pending boxing bills.
Promoter Richard made this state
ment today He expects 10 arrived
in New York Monday.
Il have not thing TO say about
where the fight viii be held" he
said. II certainly want 10 get Il az
near the big ceuters OF population
as possible and won't consider Idaho
or Nevada offers until Il Is definitely
settled that the fight can't be staged
In Chicago or New York city,
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WHO'S WHO IN SPORTS
BY ALTMAN.
BY AHERN.
Chef M'INTYRE

Chef was some pippin OF a boxer
himself lie held the Coast light
heavyweight title for some time. but
lost IL 10 Mickey King. Chef isn't
any spring chicken as far as ring
age goes. and his showing was con-
Nidered a miracle In local ring soci-
ETY..
The secret OF boxing r. contained
In n couple OF simple rules says
Chef Learn to feint your opponent
TO lead TO you. learn how TO hit prop
erly. and take good care Of your
body. and do lots of boxing"
Chef has a new prodigy whom he
says has the markings Of a good ring
man. His name Is Ole Anderson and
he fights for the first time In this
section when he takes on Jim Jorge
over In Tacoma next Thursday.
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CEuCACOMEN
PLAY FOR CUE
TITLE TODAY

CHICAGO. March s.--Dave Mean
6,esu and Percy Collins. OF Chicago.
were the only remaining contanders
today for championship honors In
the national amateur balkline billiard
match here. Last nights victory for
Collins over Champion Corwin Hus-
Ton. 900 to 100. eliminated Huston
McAndiess and Collins win play
Tor the first honors late today. a
victory for McAndiess. who now has
one game on Collins. will give him
the title. II Collins wins. they Will
BE- tied for first honors and a play.
off will be staged tonight.
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PORTLAND SIGNS
FIRST RASEMAN

PORTLAND. March 81. Blue.
the first baseman who was turned
over to Portland by the Detroit Tig.
ers. has affixed his signature to a
contract. Il was announced today.
Shortstop Fuller and Pitcher Old
ham. two other Detroit players. are
still holding out. but are expected TO
come into the fold soon.
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HUGE ALLEY
TOURNEY is
UNDER WAY

TOLEDO. O.. March S.--with "A
record. breaking number OF five.men
teams. the A. Il. c. Americas great.
est bowling tournament. will begin a
three weeks session OF ten-pln roll.
ing here tonight. There are T96
teams entered in the meet. This
smashes all records for the event.
After the usual getaway prelimin-
aries which includes welcoming
speech by Mayor Schneider. 30 OF
Tolcdo's 2o5 entered teams viii roll
There win be two shifts with 10
teams on a shift.
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Chct Mcintyre. athletic instructor
az the Elks' club here. holds the rly-
citing championship Of the Tacoma
smelter one day last summer Chef
says he drove 7e8 rlvets. which are
more than were ever driven IN the
Tacoma plant before.
The maker Of champions" is the
title that has draped Itself about
Chefs shoulders. because Mcintyre
has put out more ring champions In
this section than any other man. lie
started Bobby Harper. Northwest
lightweight champion. on his ring
career. other boys who started with
Chef are Earl Baird. Frankie Burns.
Val sontag. Frank Pan,ley. Archie
Wyard. Harold Jones. Harry Ancer-
son and a host OF others.
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White Sox Start
South March Fl

CHICAGO. March s.-The White
sox will head southwark for spring
training March 81. 1t was announced
day. They win start work at Min
eral Wells. Texas, three days later.
Games with Texas league clubs are
being arranged
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RICHARDS AND
JACKSON PUT
ON FAST MIX

SAN FRANCISCO. March s.
Tommy Richards. los Angeles.
boxed a draw with WINE Jackson. OF
New York. last sight here. Jackson
showed hopes By flooring Richards
twice. but Richards had him shaded
when the bout closed. Lucky Jim
my Dundee and Harry Bramer
fought 10 a draw.
Bob McAllister won from Joe
WEIGH.
Herb Brodie beat Chief Alternately
and Joe Coffey easily bea; Geo. Rob
erts in one round.
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on n casualty list Issued last week
appeared the name OF John AIiljus.
Brooklyn pitcher. Best information
Is that he was wounded In the left
shoulder last October ana has fully
recovered and that his name In a
casualty list Mt this time is just one
of those things that happen out OF
Washington.
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Seals Start Real
Training Season

SANTA CLARA, March s.-The
San Francisco Seals wllT meet the
olympic club on the university
grounds here today. IL viii be the
Seals first real practice game.
Monday. will find the Seals down
10 real earnest practice. They will
start the week playing with the San.
Ia Clara team.
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FAMOUS OLDTIMER QUITS

Eddie Plank. than whom the
game has produced no better left.
handler. IL thru. He admits II IN a
letter returning his 1919 contract
with the New York Yankees.
I've played my last professional
game" the former pcnnant winner
for Connie Mack. said. II might go
In and take "a few games. and then
I might not I've seen my day. and
| did my best TO make good"
Every baseball fan viii admit that
Piank'H day" was n bright one for
him--and the famous worlds win.
ming Athletics.
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BOSTON. March Stay Heating.
former Yankee pitcher. having de-
cided he wants 10 stick closer TO his
New England home. the New York
Americans gave him permission to
arrange a deal for himself with the
Boston Braves. No American
league club wanted him on waivers.
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FISTIC NOTES

Tacoma fight fans viii see Johnny
Mccarthy In action next Thursday.
when the Californian tackles sid
Mitchell. OF Seattle. in a sixround
bout The other bouts on the card
ero, Ole Anderson and Jim Jorge.
14ackey Morrow and Eddie Quinn.
ana Harry Dawson and Morgan
Joo1a- One other bout is scheduled
Anderson Is Chef Mclntyres
1ntnt prodigy. and Chef says he Is
: conner. Anderson 10 hig fellow,
who win tip the beams at about 200
rounds. He was the champion OF
the heavyweights at Camp Dodge.
II. and has just been mustered out
a the service
Mike McTigue. the Manhattan
mjdaleweight. is craving a bout on
the Coast. Mike chung II all over
~Hattiing' Ortega. when the Oak
lander made his invasion Of tho
East recently. He has won over
Harry Oreb. the Pittsburg ring star.
The Gotham star would Ike to
tncn1e Ortega on the Coast. lie has
wE1eten TO Austin & Salt. local pro
meters. asking for a match. and
aAvs that IL ortega thinks he can
+ - any better on this side OF the
United States. Ortega should send
word. and he will be on the next
train for the Golden West.
Young Hector Is In training down
Il Austin < Salts gymnasium. and
= eotting into condition for bout
here soon. The big fellow Is plan
nlng on taking u trip To the Demp-
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Queen Anne downcd the Ballard five
on the Salmon Bay floor yesterday
afternoon by count Of "a to %.
Ripley. Quay forward. hung up 10
field goals during the struggle.
AT one time the Queen Anne men
led their opponents by n 20 Co 2
count, but the Ballard boys staged
comeback and made the hin BOYS
hustle the rest Of the game. The
lineup:
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WILLIE HOPPE WILL
BE IN CITY SUNDAY

Willie Hoppe and George Butler
Sutton. who are to play billiard ex.
hibition at Brown e Huien's parlors.
will be In Seattle Sunday. The two
stars will play on Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday.
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sey.wiIlard fight. IL II is staged. 10
challenge the winner.
Mickey King would make a good
match with "nattiing~ ortega here.
and IL viii probably be arranged II
Simpson. Ortera's manager. ever
gets over his big money talk. He
must think Ortega h worlds
champion. or something.
Young Richards Il cutting capcrs
in Southern California, The young
lightweight made a great showing
with Willie Jackson. 81 New York.
In san Francisco. last night. Local
fight fans who have seen Richards
in action say the younsster would
make a good card In this section.
Frank Barrlcau. the California
mlddisweiEht. who was TO have met
Mickey King here a couple OF weeks
ago. IL now In Victoria and expects
TO mix here In the near future.
Now we know It's spring. Eddie
Pinkrnan flashed a spring tie this
morning when he paid US little
visit.
A number OF Seattle sportsmen
are contemplating a trip 20 the biz
Willard Dempsey fight II II Is stag.
ed in the West
Wonder what's become Of Nate
Druximan. who has seen the cigar
magnate. cx-handbail star. and fight
promoter Somebody tell him he's
wanted up at The Star office.
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Lincoln had cinch with Frank.
lin on the Mt. Baker floor Friday.
running up n count OF 81 TO IL.
Nordquist. Lincoln forward. counted
II points for his team Cole was
the shining light OF the Franklin
squad. The lineup:
Lincoln I...--t-aL--
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ARISTOCRATS
DROP CLOSE
ICE BATTLE
STANDING or THE TEAMS

VICTORIA. u. c. March Sail.
ing the puck into the nets after II
minutes overtime. Barney Stanley.
Vancouver wing. won the last Ice
game to be staged in Victoria this
season. Tho final score was 6 goals
90 with the Vancouver men on the
long end Of the count
The first eight goals were scored
alternately with Vancouver scoring
the first counter and leading by one
goal at the end of the first period
Lchman's goal tending for the
Milionaires was the deciding factor
In the struggle. as the Vancouver
man played great hockey.
Cyclone" Taylor clinched the scor.
Ing honors OF the season when he
rang up four points. lie now leads
Morris, OF Seattle. by three points.
The lineup:
Victoria. Position. Vancouver.
Murray ....... Goal ..... Lehman
Patrick. .... L. Defense Griffis
W Loughlin. II. Defense ....Duncnn
Johnson... Rover .. Cook
Oatman. ... Center ...... Taylor
Tobin. .... II. Wing ... Stanley
MARBLES ..... l.. Wing .... Harris
Summary: First period-u) Van.
couvcr Taylor from Griffis; 2 min.
utcs. ca Victoria. Oatman from Pat.
rick. i:i2 CD Vancouver. Taylor from
Harris. 1913, 90 Victoria. Oatman
from Patrick. 1913: 90 Vancouver.
Taylor from Irvine. minutes.
Second period: 60 Victoria, Tohin
from c. Loughlln. 4;25: 90 Vancou-
YER Stanley. minutes; CSl Victoria,
MARBLES. 5:5b: 90 Victoria, Pat.
rick, 4;is: dW Vancouver. Stanley
from Taylor. 4:52, Overtime: dD
Vancouver. Stanley, 1i0i. Totak
Vancouver. O. Victoria, 6.
Penalties Third period: Victoria,
GenFe 3 minutes.
Substltutions First period: Vic
toria. GenEe for Johnson; Vancouver.
Irvine for Duncan Second period:
Victoria. C. Loughlin for Cenge;
johnson for c. Loughlin; Vancouver,
Ukslla for Griffis. Third period:
Victoria. Dunderdale for Tobin; Tohin
for Dunderdale. Vancouver. Griffis
for UlSsila: Uksila for Griffis. over.
time: Victoria. Dnnderdale for Mar.
pies.
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Eddie McKenna and Bud Ridley
mix In Beremerton soon.
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The Broadway high school basket.
ball five played true to form Friday
and clinched the city cage title for
the season. when they swampcd thS
West Seattle quinet in the West
side gymnasium. Broadway totaled
80 points to the home squads 10.
The game was never In doubt.
Frayan ana Rice led the first hin
teams offensive. Rice registered II
field goals during the matinee. The
lineup:
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TODAY'S MARKET REPORT

Selling Prices TO Retailers for
Butter. Eggs and rheese
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ORANGE AND
BLACK TEAM
WIN HONORS
FRIDAY's KEsTIlTs

Queen Anne. 81. Ballard. %.
Broadway. 20. West Seattle.
10.
Lincoln. 81. Franklin. IL.
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Queen Anne

Referee w. Rcnnie.
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Prices Paid Shipper for
| p~uIfry. Veal, Pork and MIX, T. o. b.
Seattle.
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q Mfs. b. Z Robertson, 81 whselin4,
ID the guest TOR several days 81 Mrs.
Edwin Robinson at her home Ia Fair.
mont avenue. ~.
Mrs. J. E. Watson and son, Robert,
who are spending several months in
New York. are both Ill from influ.
enza having contracted 1t shortly aft.
er their arrival there after sepnding
the holidays here.
Dr.. Howard Burnett is i'll Of influ.
enza at his home.
The Misses Anna and Katherine
Weismiller, OF Cumberland, Md. arc
the guests Of their sister, Mrs. George
Wegman.
Miss Jeanette Wigginton, Of Locust
avenue. is the guest Of friends In Nor.
gantown.
Mrs. Frank Trefer. who had been the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. John Hart,
for several days, has returned to her
home in Buckhannon. Her daughter,
Miss Lillian. who accompanied her, re.
NAMED for alonger visit.
Mrs. W. E. Glasscock, who had been
the guest Of her mother, Mrs. J. T.
Snyder in Fairmont avenue, has re.
turned to her home in Morgantown.
John Long, Of the U. s.. Navy, who
has recently returned from France,
has returned to Pelham Bay, N. r.,
from which station he expects to be
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.For euest.

n honor Of her house guests. the
Misses Majorie Spears and Catherine
Watkins, Of Ekins, Mrs. Edward
Donahue entertained q number o.
friends On Saturday evening at her
home. Dancing was the diyelzions Of
the evening and refreshments were
served The guests included the
Misses Beatrice Hall. Catherine Rig
slenan, Messrs Cleo Arnett, Bernard
eGinsle, Lawrence Russell, Homer An.
die and Carroll Hess. The Misses
Spears snd Watkins are attending the
10. at Morgantown and came
hereto spend the week end with the
fosner's aunt, Mrs Donahue.
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4 st3s1 44I5 01r.nE ~ As|I
tEl1's.A .'sH.S
H6fI. oi s ind u I, lES I'D ~
Dayton 81. Nay i sielr hGllaS Il
Fourth street y nine pound s0a.s
The Rev. and Mrs. John Brown. Of
the East side, spent the week end IN
Kingwuod the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. H. Uyrick. The Rev. Brown yes
terday addressed the congregation At
q Kingwood church relating his expert
ences as a Y. NJ. G. A. worker in
France. y
Mrs. Guy Cochran returned last
week from Detroit, Mich, where she
had been the guest Of her mother, Mrs.
Rebecca Prickett, for several weeks.
Taltcn w Engle, Of Grafton, was 4
business visitor here Saturday.
Fred Jenkins and brother in Law,
Oral Drummond, who arc spending
several weeks ut Hot Springs. Ark,
leave the latter part Of this week for
home. Mr.. Jenkins went there to re-
cuperate from an illness from rheu-
matism and his condition has greatly
improved.
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Leave 'fcr: VVhe alLnIol.

Llent. and Mrs.. George B. kennedy,
who had spent the last week here
with the latters aprents, Mr.. and MRS
Page Hutton, left this morning for
Wheeling where they Will take up
their residence. Lieut.. Kennedy has
been recently discharged from service
having been stationed al Camp Lee,
Virginia, Mrs Kennedy, who was for.
merly Miss Marie Hutton, has been
at Petersburg since their marriage
last spring.
70 Meet Wednesday.
The regular meeting Of the William
Raymond Chapter OF the Daughters Of
the American Revolution will be held
on Wednesday afternoon at 8 O'Clock
at the home Of Mrs. Edwin Forrest
Hartley on Fairmont avenue. The
meeting was originally announced to
be held at the home OF Mrs. Murray
DickersolL hut was changed. the meet-
ing of February 90 tobe held there in.
stead. A board meeting at $3.50 o'clock
sharp will proceed the general meet
ing, the program Of which will be ms
follows: National Characteristics OF
France Politically, Mrs. Ernest Hut
ton; Religious, Mrs. Francis Nochols;
Cultural. Mrs. w. T. Black.