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CHAPTER xi.
A Shot in the Dark,

She stood clutchlng him tightly. both
staring in startled fear out through
the open door into the dim light Of the
front room. The whole situation
flashed through Shelby's mInd-,f
Nacklln was alone he could handle
him; yet there was danger that the
man might shoot. and the report he
overheard by others. Then. again, he
might not be alone. II was better to
make sure first, and then act. But
howi A possibility occurred to him
II was dark within that second room;
he could slip back Into the corner, and
remain concealed; perhaps the fellow
would talk. would reveal his plans: at
least. once at his ease. he could be
made the victim OF surprise. But
would Olga play the part necessary,
Can you nct;" he whispered hastily.
I'VE must fool that fellow"
How do you meant What am to
do:"
Make him talk. Let him think you
suspiCioniBg that am either here. or
even alive"
But how can II" breatllessly.
with the door unbarred. aud 'ho-..
dead mcnI He will know something
has gone wrong"
Tell him they fought and Killed
each other, but that frst they m.
barred the door. You found them
there, and dragged the bodies under
the bench. You dared not go away
you were afraid-make up some story.
Here he Is now!"
He left her frightened and dIsmaycl
by this sudden emergency. and spTHn-
bnck into the darkest corner. crouch
Ing against the log wall. II she would
only induce Marklin TO reveal his
plans, gain his confidence. He could
see her there in the dim light bending
forward and listening. slender girl-
lsh figure. Then the outer door crashed
open. letting In food OF light from
without, and step sounded heavily
on the floor. The young woman
Strengthened up. the clear profile OF
her face revealed Somehow Shelby
knew she had braced herself for the
contest. Mackiin must have stopped
just within the door. staring about
him In uncertainty.
what the hi is up here?" he
burst forth angrily, confused by the
gloom. Sam, where are you any
way?"
"Who is Sam?" she asked quietly.
and taking step forward. els that
the name Of the Indian you left on,
guardT"
He gazed at her open-mouthed. for
the moment too astonished to even
dnd speech.
what" he stammered finally,
why. what are you doing out here7
Who opened that doorf Where 10 the
id red snake. anyway
II do not know very much more
than you do" she replied quietly.
There was fight out here some time
during the night. and the bar across
the door was knocked down"
"A night! who were theyr
"A white man. and the guard They
were both killed"
sBoth-both kiliedr' he seemed un.
able to grasp the fact. "who was the
white man7"
II do not know"
And you did not even run awayf
Did not try to escapeT
"Where could gor' she asked.
What was there for me to do but
wait for you to returnf-
well. II this don't beat h-l!" he
exclaimed. why I thought you was
afraid Of me- You amt, heyr'
mo: FL don't think I am. You
we're not rough with me. and-and you
said you would have sorpeshsu1 snNer.
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to keep me from huntin' you up-God
did you hear thRtT'
II was the harsh voice Of a man
singing, the voice Of Joe Macklin.
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An Historic Forest

The historical associations c,mnecred
with the forest Of vaiiolnbrosa are
very interesting. II va. founded ID
the Twelfth century and given ID
name which, lIterally trsnsInted,
means "Shadowed Valley by Saint
Giorvanni GauIberto. says Nelson
Courtiandt Brown In the Americas
Forestry Magaxin It wes founded
as monastery and 'fetreat for one sof
the Benedictine order u monks. md
'Som its early Inception the monks
took great pride in caring for. cultj-
waiting and repisnting the EorastA
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Fs,sley Ilrrl.l -

= ssoe cssntri0 oaly 1T wsnS6
ers eoasidered beautifsl.r ~. ~ -
boer eSsstSses sSasstss ~ sSnan-
Exchange.
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CHATTER yI.-LeAvtnE his wife IN
the house. shelby goes to care for the
horses Returning no Is struck from
behind BY an unknown assailAnt Hours
later he Ercggers couaclou.nes. to md
that HIS wife and tn. "Kid'' have dis
appeared He starts in pursui.
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CRATER v-r1. wedding .arss
place and the couple set out for Shelby's
ranch. With them 10 tho ''Kld." Mack
lin, whom Shelby has hired a. . helper
on the ranch. on the way the girl tails
her husband her name 10 Olgl Cariyn.
Ani also tells him somethins OF the Pc
cul!ar rir.4u.ataHces Of her llfs
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CHAPTER ElII.-SheIby lays plan.
10 rescue 30 wife. He Is discovered By
Indian J ~" Iaud. tho leader OF the
outlaw and forced to accompany him
into the slrulEhold There shelby make.
friends with Mexican s,rl. Pancha.
who Is b.Lro.ari to Aackun and in,
teLHsly Jealous
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CHATTER U-MeCArthy. saloon
hoe9-F and PoucA's leading citizen, de-
citsa that the girI. now alone In tho
-o-.i should marry Shelby starts
hgri f.r eligible husbands and tn. min
i's- sn~s to confer with the girl
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CIAIT ?. --Artsr a nights rUs7
Ehelb} H...a hlz shelter seeking rIa
Y|fe'F prison - discovers H. an OlE
los cal... urI GuGs Olga TheIr reunion
is Interrupted 10y the arrival OF MzrkIln
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CHAPTER EIL--ihelby overhears .
Conversation between two outlaws that
throws H5me Hight on hts wife's history.
He learns sro is an helrss, and that her
abduction has been planned. He also
learns that she has been taken to
"wOlyca' Hole. n haunt OF bandits and
bad" Indians. The whereabouts Of the
place II unknown to Shelby. though Its
repGtaiar as resort of criminals 4,
NiIe8lr,li
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CHAPTER Iy.-L<aytnE her. Shelby
runs Into two %, the rejected sgitors, and
In fsat E0rs's them both Anssred
At ,heir r"'uarss. he returns 10 the Kiri.
detsrulHef l. marry her. II she will have
him Aftar lis explanation she agrees
u marry him
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CHATTER III-She agrees to pick .
b. al: from a seOr, Of men lined Up In
be- ne To his Consideration. she So
Lecis 'e.hy. ~ho had gone along merely
n spectator He declines The honor
tntlxrArt the girl cisn!sses the as.ern-
blaze Later. shelby Eoes back TO make
a. explanation She receives him good
aAt4retIy
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CHATTER Tom Shelby. a ranch %
~ 10 % E.- 'rgat!sr town O. PouCA
IcuEl-s '.r a q. a. time after long sysll
or salI Narr and .OEsI!ness on the
~ lHst-uH. lie runs into q funeral
ia, o., Dad ,a.slHs. u retired army man
81 -Iunn utus IS known A girl. stiII In
be- ,,SEs survives CAIkln.
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CHAPTER .-Inpr!Honed by Laud
Shelby ESCAPES with PanchR'' help she
Eu'dcH l.- . n sr.grc hiding place but
refuscs 20 r..,l TIE whereabouts OF hIr
wife.
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Huyke, y la asamblea

de un ailo, casi dia tras dia, ha estado
diciendole al pals su ideal de indepen
dencia en- America, sin preocuparse de
NADIA, como un visionario a quien NADIA
interesa como no sea el objeto de su
vision.
Huyke no ha Querido salir de su par
lido. En- el predica. De 6l saldra cuan
! do pierda la Ultima esperanza. Ha podi
do abandonar nUestro campo ir al
adversario, con- cuyas ideas esta identi
fcado en- cuanto las soluciones del
porvenir. Ha podido levantar una nue.
va bandera para cobijar en- ella su her
moso pensamiento de patria hbre en-
una gran conunidad.
Ha querido quedarse en- el partido,
aceptando su condicion de hombre de-
rrotado y esperanto mejores d1as Ell
convencera los hombres de su partido
cuando Ia OCCASION Sc presente. Y Ia
OCCASION viene cuando sean derribados
todos esos espiritus reacciorarioS que
estan imponiendo Puerto Rico la
tirania de su pensamiento. va ell pue-
bio va conociendolos en- su verdadero
aspecto, y Ia Erase que Sc piensa y a
veces Sc dice es: "Huyke tiene raz6n"
La asamblea de Barranquitas, mas
que urir ha separado, hemos dicho. Lean
Sc los detalles de ella y Sc vera cue Ia
isla no tonl6 parte en- las dehberaciones.
Hablaron solamente ocho O diez lideres.
La isla aprob0 la resoluci6n, despu6s
de derrotar al doctor Vergne, que que
ria dessntrafarla acaso para mostrar
la asamblea las cosas cue decia que
no eran stnplemente solidaridad. Ell
pals no habra de recibir esta resolution
con algeria. Los mismos representatives
que la votaron no pueden estar salts
fechos.
La vapidad de los miembros de la
Junta Central esta complacida. va tie
nen, ademas menos responsabilidad; /;
pero han ahondado mas mas los sur
ccs de Ia division unionista. -
iPobre partido! Pobre pals!
DEMOSTENEs.
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Huyke nc pudo ir la asamblea de
Barranquitas. La convocatoria enviada
los comites exigia de estos que envia
sen hombres do su seno, practica nueya
adoptada pog la Junta, sin duda para
alejar a todos los que en la asamb-ea
hubiesen podido elevar su voz de FRO
tesla. La asamblea era un nero acto
de solidaridad con la junta, con motive
dc la carta del Gobernador. La resolu-
ci6n tiene un decidido color politico.
Sc aprovecho la OCCASION para declara-
clones de caracter politico que no en-
contraran sanction en- miles y miles de
afiliados nuestra colectividad. La asam
blea no ha undo. Mas bien ha separado
un POGO mas a los unionistas. IPor que
no separarse de una vez 81 realmente no
hay una formula possible de ammonia
entire los independcntistas y los que
no 10 son? 4HA2B0@
La voz de Huyke, serena y apasiona
da un tempo, hubiese sido bien reci-
bida por la asamblea, pues este hombre
es respectable a1n por los independents
tas que reconocen su seriedad, su amor
al ideal que sostiene, y su respeto pro-
fundo a todas las ideas. FL habl6 cuan
do en- ell hablar habia peligro para sus
cargos p1blicos. los perdi6 satisfecho,
pensando cue mejor que estar en- Ia Pre-
sidencia de Ia Camara y Ell la Vicepre
sidencia del partido es estar en- ammonia
cor. su conciencia en- ell cumplimiento
de su deber patriotico. La asamblea
ha debido interesarse por oir este
hoEnbre, 81 realmente iba a tocar cuestio
mes de programa. El presidente del par
tido no hpbiese tolerado este. Ell senior
Coll y Cuchi (don Cayetano)- nos
10 ha informado Ell mismo senior Huy-
ke,-fus ell unico que lie ofrecio solici-
tar de Ia asamblea su voto para admi-
trio a ella y oirle. Els el se1or Coll TN
espiritu moderno, capaz de compren-
der que las ideas no fracasan pornue Sc
trate de evitar su propaganda. Al con-
trario, hay en- el pals verdadero deseo
dc OR al senior Huyke, que por espacio
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Continuation de la pag. la.
breve para la isla, donde ell mismo
asunto, de acuerdo con 10 expresldo
por Fonte, requiore su presencia.
LA ASAMBLEA DE BARRAN-
QUITAS AUTORIZA LA PROPA-
GANDA INDEPENDENTISTA.
DICE Ell SR. HUYKE.

La resolution adoptadu por la
ssamblea de Barranquitas dice
inicia ell trabajo en- pro de la inde-
pendencia de Puerto Rico, autorizan
do su propaganda. LGnnse con cuida
do las clausulas tercera y cuarta.
IComo podran los partidarios de
la Union con America aceptar esta
resolution en- favor de un ideal con-
trario su ideal?
La asamblea, al rSotestar de la
carta del gobernador ha aprovechado
la OCCASION para h.cer declaraciones
politicas Las hizo en- el lenguaje am
biguo a que va estamoss acostumbra-
dos. Adivinase, sin embargo, el pro-
posito que hay al traves de las pala-
bras. FL momento actual, es momen-
to supremo-dice la clausula cuarta
de la resolution. La tercera afrma
que es en- instantes supremos que de
be defenderse el Supreme Ideal. ST
Sc recuerdan las palabras de seiior
Presidente del partido en- el telegrama
enviado al sefior Gobernador Sc com
prendera mejor el significado de es-
tas palabras: "Munoz hubiese enar-
boladO Ia bandera de la Independent
cia", dijo ell sefor Blrcel6. Timida-
mente la ha enarbolado cl partido
en- Barranquitas, rduy timidamente,
pero Ia ha enarbolado.
iY bien, Ique hemos de hacer nos
otros?
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s conservara los dientes hermosos y l6
rsegurara molares perfectos en- Ia aneiani-
lad. Ensene I'd sus nilos q lavar sus
ylientes todos los dias con una soluci5n de
MU-CCL y a conservar su boca y sus
pncfas en- una condici6n sana. No es
substantial venenosa y es segura. Usando
MU-COL no tiene que tener a la piorrea.
Recu6rdese que los dientes descuidados
Y decaidos son receptdculos de microbes
que sueicn producer serias Intermediates.
El MU-COL es un antis6ptico agradable
que libra completamente la boca de micro
bios Y, evita ei decaimiento dc los dientes.
Conservese siempre I'm paquete de M y
COL en- la casa. No tiene rival para la
hygiene personal Y los rl6dicos prominentes
en- todas parties 10 recomiendan para los
otros nuchos usos que tiene.
En- Todas las Bo6c8s.
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SEVuL.A

El mas frsssO. ample eOmedor eoR
vista Al mar. Departments para ia
miliaa. FTente 81 edifcio del senRdo
y eerca de los demks CentTOa OfieiA-
les. III mas eonvenisnte para tran
ssuntes.-Ss alquilan 40 csuaaa So
Enanal, quineenal msnnual. HoHpe-
dnie complete, $500. Gale Dc Girls
60, Nam. rs. San Juan. Telefono SO
p. o. Box So. ProPietavIO: PEDRO
ARRIETA.
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Ediaeio construido exprssAmsrta
para Hotel, mOdernaments equipadO'
con aaeensor, habitaeioneE con bahs.
telefono, timbres , euGntO reQuiers
sl moderno comfort. Plan EuroFOo
Restaurant 3 IA carta. TsisfOnsS;
SSI-IItA. Box 1852, San joss, PlEzs
Principal, San Juan, p, r.
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INCLATERRA

Propistariss gosk D. Rodrfgusz.
Tsnca Ne 5. Tel6fono zoo. San Jean,
Puerto Rice. Situads en- una Do las
PTincipaiea Gales, esFea del Trsn
y Gel Ieatrs. EF61ims . los hnsl!ss,
saafigp0 "a CaFrso y derass E4insies
fed~Fnisa. hnan trate. Esrvieio on.
esl-uta g sirven comidan q dom,ai.
TO ee atnitsa kbOnsdos q prssiss
n.6ficna.
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IMPERIAL

El rnejOr, mas vsntilado higiA
ui-o CoiIaado. Gran surtido do EEK
EsrYas sEpaholas, fransesss . italia
mas.
PRECIOS SIN C0MPETENCIA.
Surtido complete en- GAlletas inglS.
Has y americans. Msyag1ez, p. r
Frutas frescaa todas les semanAs
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e. VESUBIO

PsrtiriI.e 3 ri numeroaa eiientsls
qus rue msrfs Ese ensuentrs al
fr~n;s O. este arFeditsao ReGtzaFrnt
dcrds e1ssatfafkn un ssDsradO SER
virio q IA naFta.
80 s1miten sbsrs4os , nunea fal-
tnn loa snsresoa sEagusttL
viesnts RINALnI
Allan 80. Esn gaan. Ts'&fon0 e1a
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EI LCdO. TrdvieSO pr0mete deSmentir

Unamanos los partidarios de- la
"uni6n con Ameriol", primero en- la
Union. El momento es accion, no de
propaganda. La propaganda va Sc
ha hecho. Ahora la acci6n es necesa-
ria.
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LOS ADoRADoREs DE BAco

En- el barrio de "Daguey', de Anas
CO, la policia Sc apoder6 dc un alam
bique er el momento que este destilaba
cl nectar prohibido. su propietario, Mar
celino Sagardia, fue denunciado.
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LA ISIlA EsTA INUNDADA DE RON
La policia ocupo en- Yabucoa Ciria-
&C velazquez un recipiente con dos Guar
tillos de ron.
Ciriaco maldijo Baco por permitir
que Sc presentara denuncia contra el
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ESPANA
Princesa No. 2.

C0midas v ventiladas habitacio-
mes y buenos bafos Esmepldo SER
vicio. excelente eomida, precios mo-
dieos. Nuestra cocina esta &tendida
por uno de les meiores cocinreos de
San Juan y atendido por sus duenos,
Denito MAYOL. Tel. 937.
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LA CAFETERIA
EL DORADO


CPrsnts 3 u CSsnars do DslegAdssl
ofrscsmos IN servictO do comidas n L.
cara y prscios de sstEaci6z. On Sxcs.
lsuts y sEcunAtics eAfS para sl gustc
mas rsfinsdo. Hkganos una vtSita ,
tsra esmDlzeids.
vEuyTDos Z ToRRES.
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In eI eentro eOmereisl De sas
Juan, con vista = IA bahia. Contieas
10 habitaciones ampliAs con eusrtcs
De bafo. "Roof garden. sitiO ideal
para baileE, banquetss, "Eoirtes"- r.
sitio de- recni6n de Ia buenn sceiedad
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MIRADA RETRosPEcTIvA

Hoy, IS dc agosto, Sc cusnplen tres
amos quo el ejercito ingles cruzo Ia IA
mosa linea dc Hindenburg, al norte del
rio Scarpe.
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luna S. Freute 81 Munieipio
hufto iiotel Medernameute equipa-
"a Cafiua crialil. Hahitnciones fires.
cas- nuen Irate. pFtc.os de silaa-
e.on So admiten abontdos.
fFsneiseo RIEVERA.
propietario.
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LOS tcow Boys DE CAMUY

Sc ROBAN Ell GANADO
En- el barrio de "Cibao'', de Camuy,
sustrajeron ole Ia finca de don Antonio
Ramos, una novilla; y en- Ell barrio del
Pueblo, de la fnca de don Jose
Machado, IN caballo.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-13

the same being the rule day in said
month.
The property to which relief is
sought in said bill is described as
follows:
Lying and being in Putnam Coun-
ty, Florida in Township South,
Range 81 East, to-wit:
The S1a of the SWA of Section
"a; and Lots 1 and or the Fraction
al VIZ of Section 25; and VIZ of
NEh Of Section 25; and NEA, and
NJ of NWA of Section &c.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED,
That this order for publication be
published once each week for twelve
consecutive weeks in the Palatka
Daily News, a newspaper published
in said County and State.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, l have
hereunto set my hand, and the seal
of said Court, this the 18th day of
July, A. D. 1921.
(SeaD R. j. HANCOCK,
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is, Miss Goldie Davis and Mrs. Annie
johnson.
Miss Floressa Sipprell is again
in the city after an extended alb
sence. Miss Sipprell has been enjoy
ing a series of visits in cities Of the
north and east, and on her way home,
stopped at Savannah, Tallahassee
and Jacksonville.
Judge J.. B. Gaines is in the city
for a short stay en- route to his home
in Tallahassee from Ocala. Judge
Gaines is with his son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Goode M.
Query.
Mrs. J. Walter billiard and Miss
Betty Barnes wifi leave this evening
by boat for Jacksonville, where they
will enjoy a stay of several days.
Mr.. Hilliard will later join them and
accompany them home.
-Frienas Of hiss Louise Hudson
will regret to know she is i'll, at her
home on Madison street, and will
hope to hear of her recovery, shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Holden,
Jr., and little daughter, of Bunnell,
were visitors here Sunday, the guests
of Mr.. Holden's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Holden, Sr.
"A party of Palatkans motoring
to st. Augustine Sunday afternoon
was composed of Mr.. and Mrs. C. A.
Root and three sons and Mr.. and Mrs.
]. B. Boaz and son.
D. B. Roberts, of Bunnell, was a
prominent visitor here Sunday.
Louis Rossignel has returned tn
his home in Jacksonville after spend
ing a week here with Mrs. Annie
Johnson.
Miss Betty Barnes will leave the
last of the week for her home in
Monticello. Miss Barnes has beer
spending several weeks here as tbs
guest of her aunt, Mrs. j. Walter
billiard.
Mrs. Duncan Mcdonald and Miss
Sarah Bard went to Jacksonville foI
a few days stay, Saturday.
Ralph Buckley, of Florahome
left Monday for Gainesville, where
he will attend the University of Flor,
ida this winter.
Mrs. ". ]. Phillips expects tc
leave Wednesday afternoon for At,
lanta, where she will make an ex.
tended stay as the guest of relatives
Mrs. Phillips has been in poor health
for some time, and her friends hops
the change will do her much good.
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eLuB ENJOYS MEETING

III Fannie Points entertained her
y-11enlbers of the D. A. M. club
|rtlay Afternoon at her home on
street. The guests gathered
he cool porch which was made
basant setting for the little af-
BY the many growing plants.
though sewing and chatting are
usual amusements of this little
He az friends at these gatherings
Hditior, to these, Miss Points had
heed a clever little contest,
h provided novelty. In this,
Edith Yelverton won high prize
h was 4 thimble, and Miss Jes-
bailey received an emery bag as
blation prize.
ward the close of the afternoon
Points served her guests with
er ale and sandwiches.
|joying Yesterday afternoon as
Points guests were: Misses
klia Currie, Jessie Bailey, Caro-
Meigs, Leona Strickland, Mary
Woodruff, Leona Hagan, Alice
has, Edith Yelverton and Kath-
johnson.
|e D. Al. M. club will meet next
with Miss Mary Ruth Wood
las hostess at her home on South
/ street.
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INTERESTING MEETING OF
MISSIONARY SOCIETY

|e members of the Womans Mis-
|ry Society of the Methodist
Eh met yesterday afternoon with
H. F. Uric as hostess at her
1 on North Third street. This
ling marks the first gathering
bis nature since the return from
summer vacation, Of the presi-
Mrs. John Walton. All the
|bers seemed to have come with
|wed interest, and the meeting
led both delightful and worth
!.
splendid program, which includ-
talk on the missionary work,
followed by social hour, dur
with dainty refreshments were
Id.
|sterday afternoon, plans were
hsiastically discussed for the
er's work, and the question of
the body would help raise the
BY for completing the new Meth
church met with instant re-
BE.
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. Defendants.
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION

The Complainant having filed his
sworn bill in this cause alleging that
he believes that there is a person or
that there are persons, interested in
the property invilved in such suit,
whose name, or names, are unknown
to him, and having prayed for relief
against them, and having demanded
this order, and otherwise complying
with the law,
1T IS, THEREFORE ORDERED,
That all parties claiming an interest
in the property to which relief is
sought, be and each and every Of
them are hereby required to appear
to the bill of complaint on
MONDAY,
The 7th day of November, A. D. 1921