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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-19
ALABAMA AVENUE,

The following program Of Easter
music will be given at the Alabama
Street Presbyterian church.
MORNING.
Organ-Triumphal March ...... Gounod
Mrs. Mary Hewer.
Silent the Sleeping Town. ...... Wilson
Choir.
III Tic baIueH 49,. ','''''.'.' WllSOn
Miss Van Dyke Cleage.
Soon the Powers of Creation -. Wilson
Mrs. J. p. McFwen.
O~ffertory-A Vision of Angels. Adams
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Moon, Jr.
Christ Is Risen. ,.......... Wilson
Choir.
EVENING.
NhlNdTy ..'+...,.,,t raul Rooney
Miss Gilmore Bicknell and choir.
I Shall See Him ............... Fearis
Miss Leonora Tanner.
He Lives, the Great Redeemer Lives
Choir.
He Giveth Sleep ,t.......... Ira Wilson
Miss Muriel Moore.
The Break of Day .......... ira Wilson
Miss Lucille Pittman.
Shall Heavy Rock ............. Adams
Choir.
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EPWoRTH METHODIST.

Easter music at Epworth Methodist
church will be rendered Sunday eve
ming, the program following:
Prelude
Anthem-Grave, Where Is Thy Vic
tory? .Hine
Choir.
Anthem-Christ Is Risen ....... Adams
Choir.
Solo-The Resurrection Shelley
Mrs, J. Paul Gaines.
Anthem-Chrtst Our Passover. Thomas
Choir.
Quartet-In the Cross of Christ l
Glory
Messrs. Hughes, Thomas, Nc
Dowell and owen.
Anthem-Jesus Lives .......... Wilson
Choir.
Anthem-Great Is Jehovah. .,... Davis
Choir.
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.

The program for Sundays services
at Washington Heights NJ. E. church
will be:
MORNING.
Organ Prelude
Miss Branson.
Soprano SolO-The Risen Christi.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Douglas
Miss Miriam Clark.
Offertory Solo ,.... 81 Selected
r. d. Newell.
Organ Postlude .,...,
Miss Branson.
EVENING.
Organ Prelude
Miss Branson.
Offertory Quartet-Calvary ........
'''''''...', t~Ouley-NeVl
Miss Miriam Clark, Miss Eunice
Brown, j. w. Yost, w. r.
Brown.
Organ Postlude
Miss Branson.
Miss Blanche Branson, ~organist.
j. w. Yost, director,
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Special music will be the feature at
both the morning and evening SER
vices at the Central Baptist church
Sunday, Following are the programs:
MORNING.
Organ Voluntary
Ernest +. Hawke.
Anthem-HoSanna ,.....,..... Granier
Congregation and choir.
Quartet-God Hath Appointed a
Mrs. Catherine Scherer Jones. Mrs. f,
w. North, Jos, r, jackson and c. l..
Montgomery.
Anthem-Lord God Almighty -. Verdi
MIR. Montgomery and quartet.
Cffertory-O Lord ] Como . Bassford
Mrs, Jones and quartet.
Organ Postlude Observation-Disclosures.
EVENING.
The evening service promises to be
very attractive in that w, Arthur Lee,
former bass in the Central male quar-
tet, will be the soloist and special stere-
opticon views Of his son, Jerome, will
be shown.
Organ Recital
Ernest F. Hawke.
Male ouartet-Awake Thou That
Cha G'' j. Reitz, JOS. R, Jackson,
c. l., Montgomery and II. Il, Bray.
Solo-Rock of Ages ..,...,..... Remick
w. Arthur Lee.
Offertory-Beautiful Galilee .,.Towner
Central male quartet.
Organ Postlude
Ernest #. Hawke, organlst.
c. l.. Montgomery. director.
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CALVARY EPISCOPAL.

Elaborate preparations have been
made for the Easter music at Calvary
Episcopal church. the choirmaster, Ben
Il. Carr, and the organist, Miss Birdie
Chamberlin, having been busy for sew
eral weeks on the program. Supple
menting the choir and the organ win
be. %violins, a harp and trumpets, the
following being the soloists: Mrs. w.
+. Hyde. Mrs. VIM. H. Murrah, Mrs.
o. H, Mueller, Ben H. Carr, John R,
kinnie and W, Arthur Lee, Follow
ing is the program:
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Presbyterian
ECO PRESBYTERIAN

The Easter musical program will be
rendered at the Second Presbyterian
church Sunday by the quartet choir
composed of the following: Mrs. Chas.
r. Miller, soprano and director; Miss
Banks Jordan, c%ontralto; w. j.. Meyer,
B. Mccoy, %organlst,
MORNING.
Chant Triumphal ............. Dubois
Organist.
AS It Began to Dawn ...,,,... Stults
Quartet.
Allelula '''''.,'.......,,,....., Millard
Tenor solo and quartet.
Awake. Thou That Sleepest Adams
Contralto solo and quartet.
God of Israel ..',,,,, Curto
Soprano solo and quartet.
EVENING.
Angelic Song ............,.. Warren
Organlst.
Easter Tide Mario
Quartet.
In the Early Morning ......... Shelly
Quartet.
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q Joint debate between two chapters
of the local union on the question;
Resolved, that in the coming Meth
odist centenary drive home missions
should be stressed moro than foreign
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EASTER PROGRAMS
Episcopal
GRACE EPISCOPAL.

As usual music at Grace Episcopal
church Sunday morning will be very
attractive, the organist and choirmas-
ter, Ernest Dawson Leach, having been
busy for some time in its preparation.
The program for the service follows:
Organ prelude-Jubilate Deo.. Silver
Professional hymn 1l2. ......,..W Morgan
Anthem-Christ our Passover. ,Schilling
Solos by Mrs. Colborn, Mr.. Hall,
Mrs. Wilson.
Gloria to Psalms ............. .Crotch
Ie Deum lou
Jubilate Dec New
Introit-I Know That My Redeemer
GlNeJn s-'....,... -L1duuSl
Mrs. Burfischer.
Kyrie Eleison .Cruikshank
GLORIA IlDl ,......,.. ~'IEulhSHalk
Sermon, Hymn 122. Gauntlet
Offertory anthem-Awake Thou that
Sleepest ..............,. Gillette
Solos by Mr.. Brunson and Mrs, Cate,
Sursum Corda ...........Cr uikshank
SanctuS CruikSndIk
Gloria in EXcelsis .......... Cruikshank
Nunc Dimittis .Barnby
Recessional Hymn 113 .....,..S Sullivan
Organ postlude-Hallelujah Chorus
hahoeL
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CANTATA VICTORY DIVINE.
BY Christopher Marks.

by christopher Marks.
PART I'm THE GARDEN.
Bass Solo-In the Place ............,
Richard M. Martin.
Chorus-Sir, We Remember ..,.....
Chorus of Men.
C~horus-The Sky Is Dark ..........
Edward Hoffman and Choir.
Tenor Solo-He Was Wounded ......
Harry T. Adams.
Chorus-God So Loved the World. -.
Choir.
PART 1.-THE EARTHQUAKE.
Recit. Bass-Behold, There Was a
Great Earthquake .....,.,........
Richard M. Martin.
Soprano Solo and Chorus-It Is the
Hour of Morning ,..".....;",""..
Mrs. T. r. Easley and Choir.
Tenor Solo, Recit, and Army Heart
In Terror Throbs ,...,......,....
Edward Hoffman,
PART HAT THE TOMB,
Mrs, Bessllee Erwin Reese.
Soprano Solo Recit. and Air-As 1t
Mrs. T. r. Easley.
Bass Solo and Chorus-Fear Not ..,.
Richard NJ. Martin and Choir.
Bass Solo-And As They Went ......
Richard M. Martin.
Duet, Soprano and Tenor-Gift By
Love .,..,....,,,..
Mrs. T. r. Easley and Edward
Hoffman.
Final Chorus-Death Is Swallowed Up
Choir.
Recessional No. 17b
Postlude-Triumphal Marche ...,....
Scottson Clark,
Mrs. Bessilee Erwin Reese, organist
Richard NJ. Martin, director.
ST. JOHNS METHODIST.
The following special Easter pro,
gram will be sung at st. Johns Meth.
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GOOD SHEPHERD.

The music at Good Shepherd church
Sunday morning will be under the d.
rection of Miss Huntzicker, %organist,
and W. R. Kendall. choir director. The
Drogram follows.
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organ prelude
Miss Richardson.
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lOria in Exeelsis-old Chant

Miss Richardson.
EVENING.
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CENTRAL BAPTIST.

BOStluue Observation-Disclosures
Edmund Wiley, director.
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before the altar. at the Long House.
when / said was going to ask the
Queen to marry me. that he Dragged
she wouldn't marry me. II did ash?
Wen. the conclusions pretty obvious
that he wanted her himself. And
why shouldn't heg He's a bachelor.
And she's some nice woman herself. ="
But Lconica scarcely heard. With
n quick movement. leaning back in
his arm away from him so that she
could look him squarcly in the eyes,
she demanded:
How do you love me- DO you
love me madly? DO you love me bad.
ly. madly7 DO I mean that TO you,
and more, and more. and more"
He could only look his bewilder.
ment
"Do you7-do your she urged pas.
sionately.
"Of course do" he made slow
answer. but II would never have
entered my head to describe IL that
way. why. you're the one woman
for me. Rather would I describe
IL as loving you deeply and greatly
and enduringly. Why. you seem so
much n part OF me that feel almost
as II had always known you. II
was that way from the first"
''She Is an abominable woman
Leonica broke forth irrelevantiy. IL
hated her from the first"
My What n spitfire, | hate &c
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stretched spider web more mon.
strous than any product Of a mad
mans fancy Most opinous OF all
was the dchris OF bones that lay be
meath. The threads OF the web were
Of silver and OF the thickness OF a
lead pencil.
lie shuddered aA he touched a
thread with his hand II chung 90
his flesh Ike glue. and only by an
effort that agimted tho entire web
did he succeed IN freeing his hand
Upon his clothes and upon tho coat
OF the dog he rubbed or tho stick
lneaa from his AKIN.
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A INDUSTRIOUS WEB

Calls from Henry and the Queen
put an end TO tho conversation. for
Lconica and Francis quickly Joined
tho others In gazing at the great
web.
did you ever sec so mopstrous
a web?' Lconica exclaimed.
I'D like TO see the monster that
made H." said Henry.
And ia rather see than be IT,"
Francis paraphrased from the "Pur-
pie Cow"
1T is our good fortune that We
do not have TO go that way" the
Queen said.
All looked inquiry at her and she
pointed down 20 the stream.
THAT Is the way" she said. 81
know Il. often and often. in my
Mirror OF the World have | seen the
way. When my mother died and
was buried in the whirlpool fol.
lowed her body in the Mirror. and
saw II come to this place and go
by this place still in the water"
But she was deadF' Leonlca OBJ.
Jected quickly.
The rivalry between them famed
instantly.
"One OF my spenrmen." the Queen
went on. quietly. "a handsome
youth. alas. dared TO look at me as
a lover. lie was flung in alive. ]
watched him. too, in the Mirror
When he came TO this place he
climbed out. saw him crawl un
der the way OF the day. and saw
him retreat backward from the day
and throw himself back into the
stream.
II followed him on I'm the Mirror
and tho all was darkness for a time
and / could see nothing, In tho end
and shortly under the sun. he emery
ed into the bosom OF a large river
and swan to the shore and climbed
the bank-it was the left hand banl
as ! remember well--and disappear
] ed among trees such as do not grow
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in the Valley OF the Lost Souls"
Now. like Torres. the rest OF them
recoiled from thought OF the dark
plunge thru the living rock.
These are the bones OF animals
and OF men" the Queen warned.
who were dauutcd by the way OF
the water and VINO strovo to gain
the sun. Men there are there-be
holdl or at least what remains OF
them for n space. the bones. ere. in
time. the bones. too. pass into moth.
ingness."
Even So said Francis. "I sud.
denly discover pressing need TO
look into tho eye OF the sun. DO
the rest OF you remain here while I
Investigate"
Drawing his automatic the water.
tightness OF the cartridges guar.
antee. he crawled under the web. The
moment he had disappeared from
view beyond the web. they heard him
begin to shoot. Next. they saw him
retrcating backward. stlu shooting.
And. next, falling upon him. two
yards across from black haired leg.
tip 20 black.haired leg .tip. the denl.
zen OF the web. monstrous spider.
Sun wrigEkng with departing life.
shot thru and again.
The solid center OF its body, from
which tho legs rndiated. was the
size OF n normal waste. basket, and
the substantial density OF II crunched
laudibly as II struck on Francis
shoulders and back rcbounded, the
hairy legs still helplcssly quiverlng.
and pitched down into "A wave.crisp
ing water. All four pair Of eyes
watched the corpse plunge against
the wall of rock. suck down, and
disappear.
where there's one. there nre
two" said Henry. looking obviously
up toward the daylight.
Francis Cannot Decline
1T In the only way" said the
Queen. Come. my husband. each
in the Others arms. let us win thru
the darkness TO tho sunbright world
Remember. I have never seen It. and
soon. with you, shall | for the first
/ time see H."
Her arms open In invitation. Fran
els could not decline.
ut Is a hole in the sheer wall of =
preclnice. a thousand feet deep" n,
explained TO the others the glimps,
The had caught from beyond tn,
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spider web. as he clasped the Queen
in his arms and lcapcd off.
Henry had gathered Leoncia 20
him and was about 10 leap. when
she stopped him.
why did you accept Francis
sacrifice7' she demanded
because" He paused and looked
at her wonderingly.
because | wanted you" he com.
pleted. Because was engaged TO
you. while Francis was unattached.
Besides. II I'm not greatly mistaken.
Francis appeared to be a pretty well
satisfied bridegroom"
NO" she shook her head en-.
phaucally. He has chivalrous
spirit, and he Is acting his part in
order not TO hurt her feelings"
"Oh. don't know. Remember.
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he collide with any part Of his anat
omy
Sometimes he was aware OF being
banked against water cushions that
botokcned the immincncc OF "a wall
or bowlder. az which times he shrank.
as IL were. into smaller compass, like
a sea tu-sio drawing In is head hc-
fore the onslaught ~ sharks,
Less than minute. as he meas
ured the passage OF time by tho hold
ing OF his breath elapsed ere IA an
casie r flowing stream. his head
emerged above tho surface and he
refreshed his lungs with great inha.
lations Of cool air Instead OF swim
ming. he contented himself with
keeping anoat. and with wondering
what had happened TO the hound and
what next excitement would vex his
underground adventure.
TORRES CLIMBS our
soon he glmpscd light ahead. the
dim but unmistakable light OF day,
as the way grew brighter he turned
his face back and saw what made
ffAfil IANttfN 70 HN wv WIN - "lffR7
stroke, What he saw was tho hound.
swimming. high with tho teeth OF
It's huge Jaws cleaning in the in.
crcaslng iisht.
Under the source OF the liEht he
saw shelving bank and climbed
out His FIRST thought. which he half
carried out. was TO reach into his
pocket for the gems he had stolen
from the queens chest but re
verherant barking that grew 10 thun.
der in the cavern reminded him OF
his fanged pursucr. and he drew
forth the queens dagger instead.
Again two thoughts divided his
judgment for action should he try
to kin the. swimming brute ere 1,
landedf or should he retreat up the
rocks toward tho light on tho chance
that the stream might carry the
hound past him. His judgment set
tied on the second course o. action,
and he fed upward along a narrow
ledge.
But the dog landed and followed
with such four.footcd certainty Of
speed that Il swiftly overlook him
Torres turned at hay on the cramped
footing. crouehed. and brandlshed tbs
dagger against tho hrutc's leap.
But the hound did not leap. In
stead. piayfuliy. with laws wide
spread OF laughter IL sat down and
extended It's right paw In greeting
As he took tho paw In his hand and
shook Il Torres almost collapsed n
the revulsion OF relief
He laughed with exubcrRnt shriil
ness that advertised semi hyHterta
and continued TO pump tho hounds
leg up and down. while the hound
with wide Jaws and gentle eyes
laughed as exubcrantiy hack.
Pursuing The shelf. the hound con
tentcdly at heel and occasionally
smiling his calves. Torres found that
the narrow track. paraileling this
river. after an ascent descended TO Il
again. And then Torres saw tw c
thinxs--one that made him pause and
shudder. and one that made his heart
beat high with hope.
The first was the underground
river Rushing straight at the wal
Of rock. - plunged into Il IN a chaos
OF foam and turbulence. with s,ifffS
serrated and spitefully splitting
waves that advertised its swiftness
and momentum.
The second was an opening 20 ons
side. thru which streamed white day
light. Possibly IS feet In diameter
was this opening. but across u was
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SYNOPSIS on PRECEDING CHAPTERS

SYNOPSIS on PRECEDING CHAPTERS
Wealthy yeanE francis Mcrsan leaves
New Nerk Co search for buried treasure
AZ hts ancestor. sir H~ur, Nerxna. hue
cancer. in Central America. There Nc
discovers Henry Morgan, another blood
descendant. who resembles himselt. max
ing the same search. Henry 10 In loNe
With feeniea. beautiful adopted daughter
ef an old spanish family, Shc loves him.
aud also discovers she 3. falling In love
with frsnei. plot u hatchrd y,
te.sira'~ foster parents 60 act hrnr, out
~ the was. lie = laiied and se"tenc~d
te die fer a criuN he never committed
With the aid 81 irancis and i~onics,
Henry escape. from Jail. and the three
escape 90 Francis schooner. They arc
pursued nv a posse. After landing, the,
take to the rough ceuntry. The posse,
which has landed from . tug, continues
the pursuit. The fugiti,es are captured.
On demand Tor yu.ticc. they are taken Go
. cave. where The Cruel Just One
weird Judge Of primitive Central America
held. forth. Following their release.
they start an exp~diiica In -~srch 81 the
secret TREASURE Of tho sacie~t Msy.s.
s<fs>r s~1Px trapped In tho cave Of the
.zyss>AA ae}k frsun a -~<rrss, tunnel.
thsy Escape 60 the Nsussscf rsy seals.
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vcon,Inaea From Nyraay,
CHAPTER XXI

Two thoughts nickered in Torres
mind as he was sucked down. The
FIRST was OF the great white hound
that had leaped after him. The sec
ond was that the Mirror OF the World
told lies. That this was his end he
was certain. yet the little he had
dared permit himself 20 glimpse in
the Mirror had given no hint OF an
end anything like this.
A good swimmer. AZ he was en-
quilted and sucked on In rapid. fiuid
darkness. he knew fear that he might
have his brains knocked out by the
stone walls or roof 10 the subter.
ranean passage thru which he was
being swept. But the freak OF the
currents was such that not once did
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think how much you would have
hated her had / married her instead
OF Francisr'
Wed better follow them" She
put an end 10 the discussion.
And Henry. very much bepuzzled.
ciasped her tightly and leaped of
into the white turmoil OF water.
Continued Monday
Copyright 1919. international Feature
Service. Inc-)
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mans ways. all that Henry gained
was a silence NOR. awkward and
more embarrassing The two women
almost enjoyed tho nituation. Fran
els eudgeled his brain valnly for
some remark that would ameliornte
matters. while Henry. In drspera.
ton. arose suddenly with tho obser-
walton that he was going 90 Eek
plorc Bit" he invited. by his hand
out TO help her 10 her feet. the
Queen 20 accompany him. Francis
and Leonica rat on for a moment In
stubborn silence He was the first
to break H.
For two cents ia give you a
thorough shaking. L.onica."
And what have I done now" she
encountered.
As II you didn't know. You've
been behaving abominably-
III f. YOU who have behaved
abominably." She half sobbed In
spite OF her determination 90 betray
no such feminine signs Of weak.
ness. who asked you TO marry
herr You did not draw short
straw. Yet you mus, volunteer.
must rush in where angels fear TO
tread Did ask you to- Almost did
my heart stop beating when heard
you tell Henry you would marry
her. ! thought | was going % faint.
You had not even consulted me: yet
Il was on my suggestion. in order
TO save you from her. that the
stra~s were drAwn-ycs. and ! am
not too shameless 20 admit that IL
waa because wanted 10 save you
for myBeif. Henry does not love me
as you led mo 10 believe you loved
me. never loved Henry as loved
you even now. God forgiv. me-"
Francis was swept beyond him
self lie caught her and pressed
her to him In a crushing embrace.
And on your wedding day" she
gasped rcproachfully in tn. mid
most Of his embrace.
His arms died away from asou,
her.
AM This from you. L~onlca. at
such a moment" he murmurcd sad
~. And why notT'' sho fiarct.
You loved me. You gave me TO
understand. beyond all chance OF
Misunderstanding. that you loved
me. yet here. today. you went out
Of your way--wcut eagerly and
gladly. and married yourself TO tho
first woman with white skin who
presented herself"
You are Jealous he charged.
and know hrart.throb OF Joy ms
she nodded. and ! grant you ar.
Jealous, but at the same time. exer.
eiaing the woman's prvrogative OF
lying. you arc lying now. What
did was not done eagerly. nor glad
~. I did u for your cake and my
sake--or for Henry's sake. rather.
Thank God ! have mans honor
still left 20 me"
Mans honor does not always
satisfy woman" she replied.
Would you prefer me dlshonor
ableg'' he was swift on the uptake.
II am only a woman who loves. "
she pleaded.
You are n singing female wasp.
he ragged. land you are not fair"
rs any woman fair when she
iovesT' sho made the great confca-
sion and acknowledgment Men
may succeed In living In their heads
Of honor. but know. and as a hum.
bic woman humbly state my WON
anhood. that woman lives only in her
heart Of love"
Perhaps you arc right Honor.
Ike arithmetic. can be reasoned and
calculated. which leaves woman
no morality. only"
"Only moods" Lconica completed
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II. for Loonlca knew how TO swim
But Francis swimming prowess en-.
abled him 20 keep the Queen up,
She obeycd him implicitly. floating
low ia the water. nor clutehed at
his armh nor acted as "A drag on
him in any way. A. the edge all
four drew out OF the water and
rested. Tho two women devoted
themselves 10 wringing out their
hair. which had been flung adrift
all about them by the swirling cur.
rents.
"it IL not tho first mountain |
have been In the heart OF with YOU.
Leonica laughed to the Morgans.
aitho more than for them waa her
speech intended for the Queen.
1T II the first time have been
In tho heart OF "A mountain with my
husband" the Queen laughed back.
and the barb OF her dart sank deep
into t.eonica.
Seems as tho your wife. Francis.
and my wifc.tobo aren't going ia
hit Il on too well together" Henry
said. with tho sharpness Of eensure
that man II wont 90 employ 10 con
zeal the embarrassment caused by
his woma nlkind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-06
RAISE DAMS CAPACITY

BOMBAY. Sept. 6.-By raising
eight and half feet the dam which
impounds water for Bombay. its ca
pacity was increased lo,S00 900. 900