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Tombstone epitaph., 1921-11-13
FROM DOUGLAS.

Rev. Geo C. Golden of the Episco- pal church at Bisbee, accompanied by C. W Carr, of Douglas. spent the day iu the county seat today.
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VISITED SISTER.

Miss Bessie Mattingly spent the day iu Tombstone today visiting her sister Miss Viola Mattingiy
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MOVED IN

] : Holmes and family have taken the Cummings cottage on Toughnut street next 10 w F. Clark. AIr. Holmes recently succeeded Paul Joyce in charge of the section on the F. r. x !. ". out of Tombstone.
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COMPLETE CHECKING.

State Examiner II A. Morrison and Assistant Pierce have completed their check of fife various county offices and have gone to Bisbee where they are checking up the precinct offices there
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UP FROM DOUGLAS

Dr. Z Causey. medical superinten- dent and Sumner Ashley, resident su- perintendent of the county hospital at Douglas, were here today on business before the supervisors
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THRU TO DOUGLAS.

n r T Wright and wife stopped over ill Tombstone for short while this morning enroute to their home ot Douglas from a trip to the coast
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LOOKING AFTER ESTATE

Gordon Booth Of Los Angeles is in Tombstone for a few days making final arrangements for the settlement of the Jim York estate. including q number of valuable mining properties ill this district
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GUILD MEETING

4 meeting of St Paul's Guild of the Episcopal church will be held Wednes- day afternoon at 7.30 at he home of Mrs J. H. Macs All are urged to at tend
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FROM VALLEY

Visitors ill town today from St Dl- vid were C. II. Woods. Steve Miller. l.. F.. Mattinson, j. x Curtis. Jr j. N Curtis. ST. Milton Curtis. VI. ". Mer- Till. Lo Wright, Geo. Goodman. all having business at the court house.
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FROM WEBB

] Harvey Harris. justice ot the peace d, Webb. was visitor in the county seat today rayins business be fore the board of supervisors.
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JURORS TO BE DRAWN MONDAY.

The names of 75 prospective jurors for the term Of court to be held the latter part of the month will be drawr in the superior court on Monday next at s.SO o'clock There are few criminal cases to he tried and few civil jury cases. but the term is not expected to last long
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VISITED IN BENSON

MT and Mrs C. E. Warner spent Saturday night and sunday in Benson, visiting Mrs Warmers mother, Mrs F. Gribble.
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RETURNED HOME

Mrs John lgo wife Q; the court in trepeter, returned home yesterday following week end visit with her daughter who iS attending business school iu Douglas
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BOUGHT HOME.

William ,BIl Williams has pur- chased the home occupied by W. c. Gilmore TOT some time past, Bill will make il his home
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ORE BUYER HERE

D. ]. Roberts ore buyer for the Fl Paso smelters, was in Tombstone yes terday and today, continuing on to No. gales this afternoon.
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TO BIS BEE

John Giacoma and wife and Mrs Leo Hill and Mrs Tony Ciochet. went to Bisbee today on q brief visit with Friends
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ARE STILL AT IT

Horse thieves are still worajEG ia the vicinity Of the san Pe4ro liver and foothills of the Huachuca moan. taius on Monday night they entered the pasture of Pete Have-ty and took a good saddle horse. It is the belief of the officers that the horses are be ing taken across the line into Mexico
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TO BiSSEE.

Tombstone was practically desert ~a yesterday when almost the entire population motored to the big cop per camp and took in the Armistice Day celebration al that point
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INSANE PATIENT COMMITTED.

J C. Gomez, exservice man. who was brought over from Bisbee this morning. was committed to the state hospital for treatment by Judge Al bert NJ. Sames. in Division of the Superior Court this morn:ns follow
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shape,
TO kOCAlES s.

\ party consisting oi Mr. and Mrs. A. E Davis, Nr and Mrs John IT. Davis and children. motored to No gales where they took in the big Ar mistice Day celebration
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THE TOURISTS

Among the cars in Tombstone yes terday were tourist parties from Hi nois Missouri Minnesota. Texas and Vermont
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FROM LIGHT.

Mart conroy and motherinla~. Mrs Kathburn Of Light. spent few hours in Tombstone today
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properties of F.. Finerty, George Vaughan. Albert Gorney and others and which connections are a great convenience to a district that has been ou, of water for long time, This eliminates the trouble of hauling u.nicr frnr,, tn.,..,
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RETURN FROM FL PASO

Bob Tummins. fireman, and Vim, schmidt. brakeman on the local run oi the F. r, < $. w, returned today from weeks trip to Fl Paso
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-11-13

vicinity of Osborn in the act of butch ering d COW. They were brought into Bisbee and were released on s5o0 bond
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AUCTION SALE

There will be all auction sale al Ft Iiuachuca on Nov. 2l on number of used Dodge cars and trucks that have been in the government service
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TO FORT APACHE

\ wagon train fom Fort Huachuca enroute to Fort Apache passed thru town this morning They reported .he road from tLe fort from fair to g3oc :.oticing ql.te an improvement in the last four mic. eAterLng Tombstone
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-11-13
SPEND WEEK END.

\ number of students attending the University of Arizona at Tucson are spending the week end in Tombstone Among those noted are Miss Lorna Lockwood Miss Camilla Dalgleish and Rhesa Cornelius
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LADIES' AID MEETING

\ regular business meeting of the Ladies Aid will he held at the church parlors tomorrow afternoon at 23C o'clock All ladies are urged at at tend
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ON BUSINESS s.

Judge II. r, Merrill, accompanied by Mrs Merrill. spent saturday in Bisbee
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IN BENSON

Mrs ]. II Macia. secretary of the Cochist- County Child's Welfare board spent Monday and Tuesday in Benson on matters connected with the board
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CHICKEN DINNER.

The Bankhead Cafe will serve chicken dinner tomorrow. Armistice Day. including all the trimmin's. ice ,.,.o,, 'ravarv,bipo for cants td,-
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IN FROM RANCH.

J. NJ. Escapule cattleman of the Dragons. was visitor in Tombstone fnday
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IN PHOENIX.

MT and Mrs, C. J. Wynn. are in Phoenix. attending the Shrine cere- monies being held there today MT Wynn. who was pretty badly burned about the hands and face Saturday by carbide explosion, recovered sui ficiently to be able to make the trip
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TO TUCSON.

County Attorney j. F. Ross went to Tucson today and will return home tomorrow Mrs Ross. who has been spending the past week there with friends will accompany him home
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UP PROM BENSON.

President A C smith of the Co chise County State Bank was a visi- tor in town today.
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| COATED

The Misses Halliday with their mother recently arrived from Okla. oma, have taken the SherrilI cottage :r the school term
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-11-13

Gene Yoakum, resident of Court land. was a visitor in Tombstone to- duy
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IN RlSs E

Undersheriff Chas Blyth went to Bisbee today where he was called on brief business mission
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SPENT SUNDAY

Judge A. AI Sames Of Division of the Superio court spent Sunday in Douglas with lis mother
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IN BIS BEE.

Billy Williams local leasor. went to Bish-e yesterday and will remain there for few days on business visit
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ATTENDED CELEBRATION.

A large nuIlber of Tombstonites attended the celebration al Bisbee yesterday. among them the following: Roger Saunders and family, J. F. Me Donald. Harry Scott. Geo. NJ. Wales and family, Patsy Holland. Edward Massey and wife. Dewey Chadwick, William Maddern. Miss Alice Swain. Miss Viola Mattingly. Dewey Ciochet- ti Joe Hood and family, Mrs L. A Engle. John F Ross, Nr. and Mrs Harry Macia and daughter. Miss Nor ma Barr. Mir and Mrs. H. L. Hutchi- son. J. T kingsbury and family. VI. NJ Bludworth and wife. Bradford Brandt Many remained over for the dance and street carnival last night; FROM SOUTHLAND.
 Clarence Brown was visitor n Tombstone today from Courtland V1Sl 6O Hehe.
 Mrs EIvin Brown visited in Tomb stone today with friends Her nome is at Mascot.
 TO DOUGLAS.
 H. D. Palmer. court reporter for Division of the Superior Court, went to Douglas today to spend Sunday DOUGLAS LAWYERS Attorneys D. Benshimoi and Harry Pickett. attorneys of Douglas. were visitors in Tombstone today.
 TO eIssEE.
 Cashier J. F. Connolly of the First National Bank. went to Bisbee this afternoon to spend Sunday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-11-13

J P. Connolly. cashier of the reor- sanized First National Bank has re gently rented the w F Walker home and will move his family in at oDce.
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MOTORED TO 6lS5EE.

C. J Wynn and wife and N!r- Dave Armstrong. mother of Mrs. Wynn, mo tored to Bisbee and return yesterday
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JOINS HUSBAND.

Mrs ]. P. Connolly, wife of the ne" cashier of the First National Bank, which will reopen it's doors sometime this week. arrived here today from Bisher
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TO TUCSON

Mrs J. F Ross. wife of the county attorney, went to Tucson today where she will visit with friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-11-13

Engineer Dave Struthers and son, Dave. Jr.. left for Douglas this morn ing to join Mrs. Struthers for q few days stay there
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TUESDAY
VISITING HERE.

Mrs. A. J Benedic, is visiting in Tombstone today with friends from her home in Cochis- Stronghold
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SUPERVISORS INSPECT BENSON BRIDGE.

Chairman J E. Hart and Member L C. F. Adams of the Board of Super visors. County Engineer Sid Smyth and Clerk NJ C. Hankins, of the board of supervisors, went down to Benson this afternoon to inspect the bridge being built north Of Benson, which will be completed within the next two weeks They expect to return home this evening.
 FROM s!ssEE
 F. F. Best, c! Bisbee. was visitor in Tombstone today.
 FROM BENSON.
 Ben x. Williams. pioneer of Benson. is visiting in Tombstone. IN FROM STRONGHOLD.
 Allan Benedict was a visitor in town today from Cochise Stronghold TO DOUGLAS.
 II. D. Palmer, reporter of Division of the Superior Court, was called to Douglas today on brief official visit. BACK FROM EL PAso.
 Jim Burnes. well known oldtime railroad man and hostler in the local yards, returned today from a short trip to Fl Paso on business. AUTO IS BURNED.
 A large touring car belonging to parties residing in Nogales was con sUmed by fire Saturday night near Benson on the road to St. David. A number of automobilists returning
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IN TOWN.

T Frazier superintendent of maintenance ot way Of the state high way derartmeu,. was in town today for 3 few minutes He is just down from ,h- northern part Of the state. coming here from Clifton. and in spectins the work in this county He states the contractor on the state highway from Rodeo 10 Lordsburg. x M is making good progress to- ward Stein Pass
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VISITED HERE

]. R. Fitzpatrick of Bisbee spent Sunday in Tombstone. the guest or his brother-in-law. George R Henshaw
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OVER FROM WILCOX

P W. Hamilton and Lyman Hays seat today.
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HOME FOR VISIT.

C. T. Smith. who is now located in Los Angeles. arrived home yesterday for two weeks visi; with his moth er and family.
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IN FROM VALLEY

Deputy sheriff Hud Kelly of Me Neal was a visitor in town today on business al the sheriffs office
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FROM BEN SON.

Dr. F. T. Fuller oI Benson. was visitor in Tombstone today
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the past eight months due to the fail ure of the $. F. railroad company to grant right of way. It will take sey- eral months to complete the job.
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VISITED HERE.

Chas Webster. formerly jailer at the county jail and now located in Douglas, spent the day here today wis itinc his son. F. F. Webster and fam.
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MEXICAN IN AGUA pRIETA.

Sheriff J. F. Hood has received word that Ramon Garcia, the Mexi- can charged with the killing of J. Ramirez in Tin;own Tuesday night, has been seen in Agua Prieta. headed
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GLEASON JUSTICE


 Justice of the Peace w J. Geers and wife of Gleeson spent he day in Tombstone today visiting friends. IN eIssEE
 County Recorder H. L. Hutchison and R B krebs spent yesterday in Bisbee on business TO DOUGLAS
 Sheriff J. F. Hood was called to Douglas this morning on official busi- ness and will return home tonight. TO DOUGLAS
 Mrs. Geo Brown. wife of the deputy state examiner. went to Douglas this morning on brief visit with friends. HANG FLAG OUT
 Every flag in Tombstone should be flung to the breeze Friday, being Ar mistice Day all should show Old Glory this year with a great deal of satisfaction. for we all hope the 'limi- tatioa armament" meeting officially called for the I1th, but postponed to the 12th will be productive of great good So hang out old Glory on Fri day by all means. WATER CONNECTIONS TO MINES
 Thru the courtes of the Old Pueblo Leasing company, now operating the State of Maine, and who laid about two miles of three-inch pipe from the main line of the Huachuca Water company, the latter company has been enabled to furnish water right at the
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-11-13

more people do not picnic there is a
 puzzle. It is the real canyon of the Huachucas for beauty and nice level picnic grounds, big trees and water.
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eISSEE DELEGATION

A delegation of Bisbee citizens ap- peared before the board of superyis- ors today on road matters, among them them the following J s. Bow en. Judge N. (. High. J. C. Cowen. Judge Fred Sut;er, sam F'rankenburs, l.. D Clark. Jessie Yoakum and others VISITED IN sISSEE
 A party composed of Mrs. James Mars and daughters Mrs J E. James and Mrs. (. r. Giragi. and Miss Edna Brady and Miss Anna Youns. teachers in the local schools, spent Saturday in Bisbee visiting with friends
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RETURNED HOME.

John Ciochetti returned home today from brief trip to Calexico. Lower California, where he went in the inter- ests of number of local people who own land interests there.
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TO TUCSON.

Superior Judge A C. Locnwood. O Division l. left this morning for Tue son. where he will hear two jury cas es in which Judge Pattee is disquali fled He will return home Friday.
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IN BENSON

j. A. Perry and wife spent yester- day in Benson visiting friends
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WEDNESDAY
~~~~~~~> TO DOUGLAS

TO DOUGLAS
 County Attorney j. F. Ross went to Douglas this afternoon on official bus mess ITO TUCSON
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TO BISeEE FOR HOLIDAY
 Archie Forkner. brakeman on the local branch. accompanied by Mrs. Forkner, went to Bisbee this morn ing to remain for the Armistice Day celebration tomorrow
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PEARCE VISITORS.

Among the visitors noted in town today from Pearce. appearing before the supervisors on read matters were C. M. Renaud, A Y. Smith. J. H. Kei- ly and F. l.. Bryant. They returned to their home this afternoon. SPENT SATURDAY.
 Prof C. F. Tilford. superintendent of the local schools. spent Saturday in Bisbee.
 VISITED IN BiSBEE.
 Mir. and Mrs. A l.. Heney, Miss FL wire Johnson, sister of Mrs. Heuey and Mrs. II. II. Hughart spent Satur- day in Bisbee 2 SOUTHLAND VISITORS.
 Among the visitors in town today from Courtland, appearing before the board of supervisors on road matters, were Judge A. G. Enmons, T. J. Sparks, John HaIIum and Chas. NJ. Mckinney.
 TO START WORK.
 H. M Eckerman, local contractor, left yesterday for Benson where he and partner. F. U. Dunkin- will begin work on completion of the mile sec. ton of state highway through Ben son. The work has been held up for
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from Tucson saw the fire but were un- able to put out the fire as none of them carried an eXtinguisher
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IN sIssEE

Billy Maddern night jaiIer is in Bishee for few days visiting friends
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Deputy Recorder Geo Cobbe spent Sunday in Bisbee with relatives
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SPENT SUNDAY.

Mrs. Nellie Dalgleish spent yester- day in Bisbee visiting relatives
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TO DOUGLAS.

ing examination.
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TO TUCSON

Supervisor D. A. Adams went to Tucson this morning, following recess of the board meeting, which started yesterday From Tucson he will re- turn to his home at Dragoon IN DOUGLAS.
 County Treasurer Guy C. Welch spent yesterday in Douglas on official business
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Justice of the Peace w J. Geers and wife Of Gleeson spent he day in Tombstone today visiting friends.
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TOMBSTONE ToWN TOPICS TERsELY TOLD
MONDAY
VISITED RELATIVES.

 VISITED RELATIVES.
 Mrs Leo Hill visit with re.atives in Bisbee saturday FROM cocHisE
 W'm smith. resident If Coohise. visited in town today IN sisssE
 F. K. Springer. local leasor spent Saturday in Bisbee on a business visit VISITED RELATIVES.
 Mrs Nellie Dalgleish spent yester day in Bisbee visiting relatives. SPENT SUNDAY.
 Deputy Recorder Geo Cobbe spent Sunday in Bisbee with relatives VISITED IN BENSON
 ]. A. Perry and wife spent yester- day in Benson visiting friends OVER FROM WILCOX
 P w. Hamilton and Lyman Hays of Wilcox were visitors in the county seat today. IN FROM VALLEY
 Deputy Sheriff Iud Kelly of Me Neal was a visitor in town today on business al the sheriifs office. VISITED HERE
 j. R Fitzpatrick of Bisbee spent Sunday in Tombstone. the guest oi his brother-in-law. George R Henshaw. ON BUSINESS.
 Judge H. r Merrill accompanied
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FROM SOUTHLAND

viied to attend
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CHANCE IN WEATHER

nver ihe Divid..
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ANOTHER FAMILY

water from town.
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F. K Springer. local leasor spent Saturday in Bisbee on a business visit
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Prof C. F. Tilford, superintendent of the local schools. spent Saturday in Bisbee.
Graham guardian., 1921-01-21
CHAPTER v.
Doctor John Has a Visitor.

After remaining hidden In the for
est for some time, Tonnibe stole
along toward Ithaca in the gathering
gloom. her heart filed with hope. To
get some medicine for Edith. and to
take hack the picture to the father
who had offered money for It, we're
the two things she wanted to do now.
Her young mind was busy with plans
for her mother n she could find some
work to do. and Edith would go with
her, she would get we'll again.
Tint evening, just after dinner. DR..
John Pendlehaven was sitting In his
office, his mind disturbed. his heart
aching for the sick brother upstairs.
and he remembered that the frst three
or four years after the disappearance
Of Paul's daughter had been spent in
a frantic search. All those working
on the case had finally decided that
Edith Mlndil. young nurse who had
cared for the child most of the time
since her mother had died and was de.
voted to her. had left home with the
baby.
He sat up suddenly, for distinctly
there came to him from the wide front
porch the patter Of feet like the soft
footpads Of some stealthy night-anl-
NAL. He turned his eyes on the open
door that led to the porch--and then
he rose. There before him stood girl,
a tilent girl looking at him beseech-
ingly--a curious demanding express
sion in fer eyes, and she was bare
footed, too. He didn't speak, nor did
he move forward. She was not pa
tient, that he knew, for @niy the rich
came to him for treatment.
Suddenly she smiled anG took two
steps toward him. "Gocd evening"
he managed to say.
"Paul Pendlehavenr came In
Graham guardian., 1921-01-21

EVEN AMOUNT CLUB PLAN
$500 CLUB - Deposit SIS each d, SrM 40
week-n so weeks --------- ID ZJUsUV
$1,000 CLUB-DepoSt $40 each EFe6A O6A
week--n so weeks -ls' sDWWeUU
s2oUs %seen cLGe0RssSs 50 ossRs $40 each 100000
s'0G n.Ska ekOB 8 RsRSsi Tssts $500 each 100000
Graham guardian., 1921-01-21

you'll never have Cousin John for your
third husband, can tell you that.
You're no nearer marrying him than
you were ten years ago, as ! can see."
81 will. though. Miss Impudence,"
flashed bnck the woman. paul won't
be much more than In his grave before
Cousin John makes me his wife.
wish TO heaven Paul would die, and
and I don't notice with oil your fllrt-
ing and maneuvering you're getting
your claws on Philip. All. that
shot told !"
Kntherine's face had gone red at
the words, then very white.
"IIow perfectly VILE" she exclaimed,
with catch In her voice. Then she
straightened up and laughed. swell,
I'm not forty-fve years old and pre-
tending I'm thirty-fve, anyway nor
do dye my hair. and founce out with
lace TO prove I'm young. There's
shot for you. mother darllngl"
The irate Mrs. Curtis rushed out Of
the room, followed by her daughters
mocking laugh.
For three years Katherine had been
madly. passionately In love with
Philip MacCauley, an intimate friend
Of the family. The young mans home
adjoined hers, and during his orphaned
boyhood he'd spent great deal of his
spare time at the Pendlehavens. But
since he'd returned from France and
had taken up the Salvation army
work, n work which Katherine held IN
open contempt. the Intimacy had
about ceased.
Graham guardian., 1921-01-21

breath. and Doctor John shook his
head.
"0hl hoped you we're" was the
swift reply. II want to see the doc
tor"
The voice was filled with touching
pathos, and the young face had grown
suddenly grave.
I'm one Doctor Pendlehaven," he
said. wont you sit DOWN."
Tonnibel shook her head. She
couldn't sit down in all this royal
splendor. she who had been used to
canal boats and rough benches to sit
on.
I'm kinda mussed up" she said in
excuse. "Tve come to make dicker
with-with Or. Paul Pendlehaven."
"reli me what you want Of my
brotherl" he said gently. "Do you
want him to help your"
yep, a hull lot" she responded, "a
great lot. My mothers awful sick.
But can't tell how she got that way,
so don't ask me. But-but | thought
mebbe II brought Doctor Paul's baby
back" She paused drew out of her
blouse the picture and handed 1t out,
II thought II didn't take any money
for II, he'd help me, and mebbe wouldn't
make me tell where l got IT,"
Graham guardian., 1921-01-21

NJ 1E&lO 1 NEAO
MONEY
You have often wished for
money at Christmas time
haven't you?
Well, next Christmas you
can have money.
How?
BY joining our Christmas
Club now. Under this plan
you deposit a specified sum
regularly for so weeks. You
then have the money next
Christmas.
There is a Club to suit you.
JOIN TO-DAY.
Graham guardian., 1921-01-21

HOW TO HAVE MON
INCREASING CLUB PLAN
Il CENT CLUB Deepest; 1c 1st week, &c End G. 10 TE
week Increase 1c each week-in so weeks ~ Is. a
z CENT CLUB-Deposit &c lSt week, 4c End TE EA
week Increase &c each week-in 50 weeks EJeJS
IS CENT CLUB-Depcsit SC first week loc GO III
End wk Increase Sc each wk.-in so wks VJo6 &
10 CENT CLUB-DepoJt l0c lst week, 2Oc I 9T G.
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