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JESS WILLARD FINALLY
REACHES BATTLE-GROUND
Comes From Lawrence. Hans, Where
He saw Wife and Five
Children.
tRv Associated Press. l


TOLEDO. OHIO, June Weary
from his lonE. hot journey from Cali
fornia. less Willard. the worlds
heavyweight, hampton. arrived here
late tonight 10 finish training for his
championship contest with Jack Dcmp-
sew to he decided in the 3ayview Park
Arena July 4. The champion came
from his home in Lawrence Kans
where he spent Saturday with his wife
and their tive children.
Willard md his party made brief
stop IN Chicago, leaving for Toledo At
(" O'Clock. After greeting Tex Rick
ard. promoter Of the contest, and
other friends, Willard hurried to A
hotel for refreshing sleep. He
probably will be established in his
living quarters within a day or two
Tomorrow Willard intends to inspec,
the Casino, clubhouse on tho shores
OF Maumce Bay. where he will do his
training. anl may loosen up bit. al
though 1t Is possible that he may de-
fer doing any work until Tuesday.
Today was scorchinc hot bu; the
heat did not stop a capacity crowd
from jamminG Dempseys canvas-in-
closed arena. After driving his punch
ing has from its moorings and tug
Sing AT the weights. Dempsey boxed
four bristling rounds. Jack LAWN. a
cleveland ELECTROMAGNETIC and Sol
der Sanion. Of New York. left the ring
with their knees saKging from tn,
punching the CHALLENGER handed them
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LEADERS CONTINUE TO CAN
BENTON AND CAUSEY WIN
MANY CONSECUTIVE GAMEs
"nshInEton fla. Suffered E,er.
straight Defeats, Eight by One-
Hun Margin.
Iny Associated pre..1

NEW YORK. June accommodate,
York N WsTe o6.ainsd by both the Se4
losing ground. The Giants s"d drew r AVA
Dor three out OF four. while ".inct nenghI
another no T,vai was held back by PIN
cleveland. which coveted f,rs+ -" n oveI
Cleveland cut Chicagos lead n p,;sSd
games by defeating the league ieaderI
Before meeting BROOKLYN tho ~.
10, ,hork Ma tionals won the odd game al
@, three from Pittsburgh. Causev be Il
~: Louis to Two bits last Sunday and
TS" Tho" s a ssxfn,A ss ssosEh' yls,c
won his NTH successive Fam. h .nd1
defeating BOSTON. BrookIyn madc
smith BANKED the Pirates Sp last sun whs !,
but lost two out of three to St. I,ou;J
p puero Winning the rubber game fronI
P Pfsme, ,o FRS, hefss, in efsh, sam %a
20 Philadelphia today. 'a''i
Lost Four Out OF SIX.
After winning tho deciding game
us series with Philadelphia J-Jncin
natl suffered four defeats in six gamn
double header To-Day
.,r Gh'sssoI S0, Ri" stan shove
Was only snfncien, 10 Obtain -" an 'e eve,
break in six games Douglas III
Hendrix each shut out Boston. DourI.I
allowing the Braves one hit AieranY
der lost his fourth game or the Eeasn,
FRIDAY Vaughn heat 81. Louis ,oday
Boston and 81. Louis had their hes
week ihis year. each winning foul
games and losing three.
. IN ,he American League. Chicas@
G in,soon and , three from Cieveland
games. Cleveland followed Chica
pace aarIy in the week rs defeatin
the Boston world champions threJ
Yankees Regain Third.
New York los, third place by dronl
ping three games 10 ST Louis. bur ~
gained IT by winning four straight
beating -, Louis Shawkey. % IND
,anKses received credit for victo-ie
on THURSDAY. Friday and Saturday,
each game going ten innings
PhiladclphiaH defeat Of Detroit Mon
day ended tho Tigers winning streaI
AZ nNe games and the Athletics losin r
streak Al SIX games
The odd games OF tho series wen
TO tho Tigers Washington los. all itl
games. bringing it's record to nieye1
successiv" defeats. ciRh. by a marsi,|
OF one run. Johnson. who lost three
games last week. helped the Senator1
70 end their losing streak by defeatin
New York Detroi, made {, three out
Of four from 81 Louis today
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"es,hrook Wins SinEiea.
Nv

clear: track fast "'
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BELMONT ENTRIES MONDAY

Frs, rac",thro"- year olts and IN. claim
NIX seven fDrionEs. main course, t2.. wa.n
- ~" Tailor Maid. lG7 Chen los s.d
q" fnSh l2h. l.uCiUs, lle: Marion Moilin.
~. .mcasant. III. .Rcllrinror III. Tronhv
or'hbearer III. Bahct,c il7. roacb
Sr,oi rat. ceyea r. olls and up mile
tx W. ysr"' liz T%iford. % King risudi,
~. ll3: Mormon Elder. 100. Gex .', yu'
Iihri. LOG. Phantom Maid as Iurch,s.' ~
LION Dor. ia; Narch"sa IL 10. T;ioan.y.
but. 10 trystHl Ford 100: jock 600, ~
lay Que. 1903. Wyoming. ITO.
rhifa ract..maideRs. thr.e-year.old. mil.
,'irlul. III: Pictor. Il2. summer sigh
Ii5 fIsnE Is ~ CahdIc ll5. Tarag~ur.
G,nrre' sweeper. 10Y. jewcler !IS; Glenn
Fourth race-Tha searinston hsndicap.
'hrcr year olds and up. milo aud stIte. h
A. it9,!Ipe "a Morta. lls .pastoral SNntn
e.; MSominE ~; Camoureur o. .Chs..
Fihh rac.-thr"c. ycar.oit. an. u, clair,
.ne, MIC and slAt""nth-I,ins John j6s .
Real 10. sutton in Time. ~ Dad',y' i;
o. 'Holsi"r. 100 Mss Fryn. ~. TrInr.p.
tnn. ,h9hcher. io5: Benevolent. i6s. =, ".
SHth race Meidons ,wo.ycar.o,ds ,y.
,ur'"hES raight--hmcnUs. rs: Invia,h,p
cciiss SAMMY. IFS; Kings Champion. liz:
H,'shiiShi ll5: Substitute lI2. SImoleion
r Pen mswn -, IL Lady brighton. liz:
hpnf"nticc allowance claimed. Weather
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PREPARE FOR HORSE SHOW
Many Prizes offered for Exhibit ~
west Point for Benefit Of
Army Society.

NEW YORK. June l.-Special inter
ns' is attached TO the announcements
that there Will he horse show AZ
west Point y. Y, Monday. June :. for
me eeneht OF the Army Relief So.
cietE Ihis event viii be the frst
OF its kind held at West Point
and is certa in 10 be an added fixture
TO me list of annual horse shows II
VIII DC hcld on grounds ideal for the
occasion. with a natural pic,uresni,n
Sc,tlnG u also has The advantage of
heinc provided with a spacious riding
nal 70 hold tne show in case Of rain
The prize list will comprise shn,,,
twentE-siN classes for saddle horses
ana ponies. Jumpers. officers chargers
ar'i'lerE horses and polo mounts Cups
or trophies VIII he awarded as prizrr
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.PH|LL|Es TAKE LONG GAME
WIN 18 INNING CONTEST
FROM DODGERS, 1913
Deciding Run scored After Hits by
Williams and I.uderus-EppR
HiAey Returns.
ny Associated rrc.s.l

BROOKLYN. June l.-rhiladelphia
and Brooklyn battled. eighteen innings
here today. the visitors winning by
score OF 10 to .. Williams Tailed
the winninS run on his third single
and out and i.uderus' fourth hit a
double TO center.
The Supcrbas orercame lead Of
four runs in the eighth by a great
batting rally. knocking Smith out OF
the box. rfeftcr. who went the en-
tire distance for Brooklyn, and Wat
son then had pitchers duel Both
teams scored In the eleventh inning
and again in the sixteenth. Brooklyn
had the bases full in the fourteenth.
with ono out. but fast double play
prevented A score.
Pitcher Eppa .Rixey Joined the Phil
adelph!a team today.
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inl,ridge.
l0FTIN TRACK CAPTAIN
Elected Leader Of Trinity College
Runners, With Smathers ms
Cfndrr Path Conch.
Especial TO The Timcs-Dlspatch.l

TRINITY, y G., June Tine Trim
lty College track team. under the di-
rection OF Captain TRACK" Smathers
made good record this season The
nrsi event OF the season was with
Wake Forest College. and resulted in
the score. Trinity. 81: Wake Forest.
-, 4 meet with Elon College re-
suited in overwhelming victory by me
Trinity team, ll5 TO 10. \ "trip INTO
Virginia against V. NJ. !. was less
successful. the team losing by the
score OF IS TO 81. a summary rt tho
seasons scores were 24l points against
l46 scored AGAINST them by tarr op-
poncnts. Trinity also took second
place AT the State meet.
Captain Smathers made two new
records this wear: the first was half
mile run in EOS. and the second rec
ord was mile run in i:22. This la
Ter is said 10 be tie for the South
Atlantic honors in the one-milc run.
The outlook for next year is bright.
II is planned TO make track work her,
a leading sport. 81 r. Loftin has heen
elected captain for next year. white
Captain Track" Smathery has been
engaged a. coach
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CREWS TRAINING HARD
Army Eight PrarticinE Both Morning
and Afternoon for Grea,
Henley Classic.
fBv Associased Pres.

fAItlS. June 1.-The American army
crews are training hard for the Hen
leS race. practcine both morning ana
afternoon The personnel o. the mrs
eight is as follows: '
:. stroke. Douglas kingsland Cornell.
No. = Charles n, Wiman. Yale: 40
+. sherman l.. Rogers Yale: No. >. I
q. Morry. Jeferies, Harvard No s,
i'"ul Wilmington. Harvard No z
Louis Penny, California: No . ROYAL
iullen, Washington; how. COLES i
oe, fa!ei coxswain. Guy Gale, Cali
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JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE.

The teams OF Binford and Balm
bridge Junior High Schools will play
off the tie for the junior high school
baseball pennant this afternoon at 1870
O'Clock on the G. c. a. field
Both teams have played fast bal!
throughout the season. each having
won five games and lost one The last
game between the two mines ended in
a too victory for cambridge. Flip
pen. for the winners. pitched a no.
hit game. and had the batters of Bin
ford at his mercy. He will hurl for
Bainbridee this afternoon The line
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Totals ......ii 10 2S Totals ss sla ;
Rated for Smith in ninth
tBatted for Malone In eighth.

BROOKLYN 200 q q i n q 4 a a. q
Summary: Two.hass hits-Luderus. Adams
Wheat. konctrhy Three base hits-Maree
Home run1wiliiamS stolen base.-Baird.
hins sW i Az ms Wilson, olsen Srusser sscrhce
kon"tchy. Sacrifice fv-CriTi,h Double
plRNs--A dams and Luderus: Maeee and OIL
son Left on baser-Philadclphia. "a: Rrook-
IN Ia First base on CONGRATULATIONS
=: BROOKLYN. !. Bases on balls-orf Smith /:
Matson ;: Pfefrcr. 6. Passed bail-Krusecr
Winning DIFFERENTIATION
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REVIVE POLO IN ENGLAND
birmingham Club Preparing for ,h,
Opening Match This Month
In Hritiah Isles.

NEW YORK. June I-Indications
noint to a revival OF polo in England
where II HIS been inactive since the
outbreak OF the war. birmingham Ia
Of the season
The cha mpionship cup. last won by
Walter Buckmaster's famous Cantabs
Will he played for during the third
week In June. The interrcsimental
tournament, June % to July 3. will
conclude the season
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TWO PITCHERS RELEASED
Ray Friday and Ad Thomn. I@t Ioo..
TO southern Association Clubs
D.! Louisville
IRy A,socia,eo rr.,s

LOGlSniLLE KY; juno l--pitchers
released by the l.ouisyi!le American
Association Club. Friday goes to New
while Thomas probably viii rcuor, ~
Atlanta. Louisville in said TO be try.
Ing TO purchase Shortsiop Chuck"
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Cleveland .............l o 0oi OF
CHICAGO .;-.,o % %
by. Thrre.hase hit--Fclrch. Stolen bases,
weaver. r. Collins. !. Collins Sacrifice hit
WsmbsSan,,. Double plays Risberg to Il
cage, S: Clcvesnd. Q Firs, base on error,
chicago; .: Cleveland, l.. Bases on balls
OF Kerr. ! on DRnforth. !. Hts-on Kerr
10 In 8 and none out in sev.nth: on Dan
forth. In inning: on l.owdcrmilk | In !:
lnninEs Struck out-by Kerr .: by Barby
]. I.ohinK pitcher. Danfnrth - ~
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CUBS. 3; CARDINALS, |
a. Associated nrn.k

ST. LOUIS. June l.-VauEhn's good
pitching and timely hitting won for
chicago 81 victory over ST. Louis
today. evening up the series Just con-
Guided. Vaughn allowed six scattered
hits and himself got three singles and
walk in four times a bat.
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CHIcAfiO. Juno i-Wsltcr Wat,
nrooK. inc University Of Mich gan
star iefi,hhnd tennis mayer. TO-DAY de-.
lr"!cu tcnry Adams. Of tho Univcr-
S OF minnesota. IN the final singles
o. the Western Conferences Tenn.
tournament, hy scores OF 6.l o. 80
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REDS, $40; PIRATES. AZ
iRy Associated rr.ss

CINCINNATI June l.-After losing
the hrst game To f'ittsburr by to 8.
Cincinnati ba,ted Evans hard in the
second game Of the double header here
today winning by 10 to 9 Ruthcr
pitched effectively all tho way in the
second contest. and Pittsburgh could
not score until the ninth inning The
pirates won the first game in ten in
nines. the winning run being erored
on wild throws by Wineo and Eonf
The -.
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GIANTS, 2; BRAVES, |
Ry Associnted rress-l

NEW YORK. June New York won
pitchers battle from Boston here to-
day, to |. Benton being more effect
i've than Heating in the pinches.
Nehf started tho game for the
Braves, but was put on, OF the game
In the second inning by Umpire ODav
for protesting too strongly on cllled
ball. Herzog and Maranville were
ban!shed mt the same time
The score:
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" Rshinkton,
New York.


'Batted for Hannah In nth
mated for Nelson In eikhh
New York ....................h hholhnn I-n
Washington ....................il 90 "a b IS
hi'-Mc Bride. irdse. stolen ea.e,-Menossv
S SSrE M H,hMqISnv si' on s1.esSw
YoCk. !. Rase. on halI.-on Russell. s HIS
on Russell in 6; Nelson. l In iii
bv pitcher-b" Johnson tFew.terI Struck
out-Johnton. 6: Russell = Losing ritcher-
Russell,
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SENATORS. 5; YANKEES, 2
tRy AsrocInttd rre.,l

WASHINGTON. Juno I.-Washinston
broke It's losing streak OF eleven
straight games by defeatinS New York
today In the final OF the series. TO .
Johnson was effective a, all staget
OF the game. while the local team
punched hits on Russell in three dif-
fercnt innings.
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INDIANS sLUCG|NC Wins
BATTING RAMPAGE DURING
SEVENTH BRINGS VICTORY
Speaker md GnndiI Indefinitely Sus-
pended for Fighting In Game
Saturday.
my Associatrd pre..

CHICAGO. June l.-Clevcland won
on batting rampage in the seventh
inning. and with the aid OF errors, de-
teated Chicago. s TO g. Speaker and
Gandil. the players who participa ID
in a rough and tumbie fight durinG
yesterdays game. today were notif,e3
by President Fan Johnson that they
mad been Indefinitely suspended
Score:
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AIKEN RcIrn.cd h, Au,n,,

,AIIANTA. On, June i-Pnchcr
3ihen has been released ny Atlanta.
southern Association. Ia A,aus,s in
me south Atlantic League Associa lion.
IL was announced here today.
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TIGERS, 5; BROWNS. a
IRv Associated nr... 1

DETROIT. June l.-After 81. Louis
mad tied the score in the sixth inning
Detroit won in the eighth Inning on
Heiimann's double. Flagsicads sacr:.
nee. and Elyson's long ny. Leonard
prevented defeat by splendid pttching
In the pinches. Detroit scored three
on Sothoron In the first
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summary Two-bs,e hits-Bronk!e He'll
mann rhr.e-base hit-Slosn. Sacrifice hits
-nronkie. Gerber FiaEs,ead sacrirc. nic.
sIN.ach Ellison Douhi. pi.yn-osrh.r TO
81 Louis, &. Detroit. 6. Fra, has. on or
r"r.-Detrni, Bases on hais--on So,h.
ORION. :: ON Leonard on Koch 2 Hits
on. sothoron in l-2 inning: on Koch, in
S.S innings Hit BY ritcher--hy Leonard
lJacohson, Struck out--bv Leonard
rassed ball-Ainsmi,h. Losing pitcher
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OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbia. 3: Toledo. .
St Paul. =; Minneapolis. q.
Milwaukee. IA. Kansas city, 3
Indianapolis. I'll: Louisville, %
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INTERNATIONAL IESCuE

Baltimore. =; Newark, l Cfirst camel.
Baltimore. {: Newark, 3 Second gama).
Jersey City. 16: Reading, 10.
Rochester, 5; Buffalo, twelve in
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.
tSo games pinyed.l
GAMES TODAY.
Newport News ut Norfolk.
Portsmouth at Petersburg.
Richmond Mt suffolk.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York. 2; Boston, I.
Chicago, 3; ST. Louis. l..
rhiiadclphta. 10; brooklyn. o (cish-
pittsburgh. 4: Cincinnati. 3 FIRST
Cincinnati. 10: Pittsburgh. 2 tsecond
game.
GAMES TODAY.
Philadelphia at boston.
brooklyn nj New York.
ST. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati mt Chicago.
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FIRST GAME.
Total IL

Pittsburgh ........... oinonio
Cincinnati .. I n n n {, 4 n n n 4
SUMMARY: rvs base hit--fas,h Tbree.hs
n''sSSWiGso Rorckci Stolen bascs-Birhee
:, SaCrihce hi,-Boeckel. Sacrifice nv--
Hnsckei Double rIays-Groh 10 Rath: Cut
,hhw 10 Moliwitz:' Cutshaw 10 Terry 10
MoIwit. Left on bases Pitts hurc S: Gin
II "a! uFirs on srrorss-r!t,sbprrh. !.
Hi by c!ichcr--hv Fisher. j. Struck out
by Fisher :: nv Adams
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TEXAS LEAGU'

TEXAS LEAGUE.
Beaumont. 4: Dallas. 2.
Shreveport, 6; Houston. l.
Fort Worth. Al; Galveston. 10.
W"co. 30: San Antonio. 10.
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Chicago.
ST. Louis,

Chicago .......,.................nO n2oo.5
81 Louis ................ ........l q Ua nnn-l
summary Two has hi,-Stock stolen
hase;-shotion. sacrinc. hits-Ki!Iifcr. Lear
s snS Mill n'-Fiss.k p"uhl" nnsy-clsmons
Louis. :. Fir., base on errors-Chicaeo.
Eases on halls-oH Vaughan. :. ON Tuero =
OF HoTstnlan. :. Hits-of Tucro s in !
Hit b. pitcher--by Turro G.car1. Struck out
-nN vaughn. j. Losing pitCher-Tu.ro
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Boston,

New York .... n n | i q q n {.
summary: Two base hit.-Doyle Fletcher
tionzatrS. Home run-Zimmerman stolen
Eaacs-YHunc. Burns. Sacrifice hit-Gowdy
Donble rlaEs-Riggert and Gowdy: Fletcher
DOYLE and thasoi Rawlings. Ria hurne nd
Hoike Left on Ia ses-New York. s.: Bo.ton
Bases IN balls-off BENTON :: ON EAat.
ing. ? I1its---on Nchf In ga innings
VII by pitcher-by Renton tHolke) Struck
pitcher. Heating. 'N
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Detroit. 5: st. Louis. !.
Cleveland. 3; Chicago. 2.
Washington, 3; New York. 2.
GAMES TODAY.
Chicago AT Detroit.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Boston at Washington.
New York nj Philadelphia.
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summary: Two hasc hits-stcnrei Three
n ,.. hin.Groh. Sutshaw. Stolen bases
hits-Roush: Kopf. Daubcrt T. SacrinSe nv nv
G cn,, Iieh r on hases.-Piitsbnrsh; 8: Gin.
cinc,nnau. !. Base on bail.-or Ruethcr.
2; on Evans, 3 Struck out--hv Rue her &:
hv Evans. !. rasand hall--Sweennv. -
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BINFORD AND CAMBRIDGE
PLAY FOR REMNANT TODAY

Junior High school Teams VIII Meet
In Decisive Game at &. e.. 4.
Field at 3:f0
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SECOND GAME
90 O n o a a a a 2
n n all A a La

Rated FOR sweeney In ninth
l5oeckcl out. hit nv batted ball
Score ny ,nr,ipCe
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-20

before the dogs howled in chorus, gay
shouts rang over the howlings, and
father, flinging wide the door, rushed
outside saying over his shoulder to
Milby you've done seen er snow
storm-now we'll show ye storm OF
enother sort"
Thus began the storm party-a
dozen young men and women, with
two fiddlers, who had aimed 10 take
the household by surprise. Father
had somehow got wind of thence
the haste and the potato roast. He
knew there were fried pies and Sau-
sage enough for all already in hand :;
cider likewise, and coffee for the max
ing. Proudly hOspitable as he was
thriftless, he joyed to see the crowd.
Azan darted up stairs at the ftt7-=s:
sound Of it and came down cloaked
and hatten, saying with the most nat
ural air of surprise, well, am glad
to see somebody about! Jest had
thought I'd run down to Jenningses-
but now OF course Ill be mighty glad
to stay"
Milby smiled Covertly over the art
less vancouver wanted them all
to see her new finery. He had known
before she was beautiful-now lie un-
derstood what her beauty might mean
to him. I'll be back in two Shakes OF
er sleeps TAIL" she called gayly turn
ing to go upstairs again. But a tall,
handsome young fellow barred her
way, saying humbly:
Come with me, Azan you know
you halfway promised. l thought it
would be fine to steal we frum yer
folks-but by the Lord, l want to take
we bodily-in the face o'-everybody."
The fiddlers checked thei: tuning
as of the grave feG every
where. Even the shuffling children
stood stock still. Little-Ann. brave
in her gold beads, her chain and
locEet, and gorgeous blue gown,
wlung her hands Voicelessly, her dull
face ashen. Azan turned about, her
eyes starry, her cheeks like damask
roses. 81 can't come, Joe," she said
low, but clearly, 1--WE been wicked
tahn' you from Llttle-Ann. didn't
know-nothin' about-love-then," the
words coming hard. Now-I know
it's worse'n murderer. You go back
to her. She deserves ye."
"Ilow come you ter learn Joe de-
manded fiercely, making step toward
the girl. She looked appealing at MIL
by and dropped her head. With
bound he was beside her, holding both
her hands and saying to the rest: III
indeed have taught her, it is because
] first learned the lesson myself"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-20

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pose" the letter rambled on. And
when she comes back and disco 5crs
what has happened, she will sharpen
her dagger and follow my trail, as
sure as fate. That is why must have
assistance Immediately. Get some mon
ey to ne somehow. I'm darned tired
OF this place. I've worn out all the
romance in II"
1.-THE silly creature!" said l to my
self. did not believe that money
could save her from Manuel. still it
wasn't possible for me to turn away
from any human being in distress.
How was l going to help Katherine
Miller?
1 couldn't trust ransom money to
the indian messenger couldn't get
the airpane mechanics into broil
with Mexican outlaws. They were for
mer soldlers-keen for bout, which
was the last thing l or Katherine de-
sired. But l decided to take Sers
with ne in the bus. We would 80 ov-
er the border and patrol the north
half of Mexico looking for Manuels
party.
looked at the date OF the letter
The messenger who brought it must
haze been delayed Sunday would be
tomorrow
Serg knew all of the trails, he had
lived in the vicinity before the war.
perfected my plan but when reached
the flyirg field with my satChel of
money. found but one man there. He
was guarding the car. He said the
nechanIc had met with an accident
and the others had taken him to the
hospital in town Also they had gone
for gas
mt the plane is ready to go up"
| asked.
"surc it is, Mrs. Lorimcr."
"'rhen I'll take her up alone" ! said.
I had decided TO let chance control
the event Chance took the form OF
Sevg's little invention. Sometimes it
worked-and sometimes it didn't. I,
would set out alone-if the sclf-start-
or decided to turn the engine over.