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Special Committee
Had Fine Session

The Fatheriess Boys committee
met last night at the "Y" and dis
cussed plans to sponsor the father
less boys OF the city at the Fathel
and Son bauQuets next weeK.
All f~atlerless boys are asked &c
report to the "Y" or the following
men: A. l. Garrett; Mayor w. w
Conway; Forrest Fankhausdr; NJ.
u. Cole; Roy Martin.
The Father and Son Central com
r,Ittee met last night at the "Y'
ana selected Rev. Denver G. Pick
OF Terra Alta as n speaker for
tho banquet. Rev. Pickens was {
fay0rite at The boys camp ut Terra
alta last summer. and his Visit here
is looked forward to with pleasure
The members of the various com
mlttees are asked to push the idea
tomorrow and IL possibla to ascer
tain the number Of reservations to
be made for the banquets.
Monday evening at 6 o'clock nt
the Y there will be a dinner for
tho Boys Work committee, and tbs
general chairman, for Father and
Son week.
At 1880 o'clock the COMMITTEE
OF so" will meet to complete theft
plans.
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PERSONALS

Mrs. Edgar Davis and little -,
William Edgar, of Clarksbarg,
were guests yesterday of the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Jackson on the East Side.
Mrs. W. S. Black is spending
several days in Pittsburgh.
W. D. Gaughan and Cecil Nc
Donald have returned from Kan
sas City, Mo-, where they had at
tended the sessions of the Ameri-
can Legion.
II. Leslie Fisher, Of Morgan.
town, was in the city yesterday
on business. He returned home
last evening and was accompanied
by his mother, Mrs. Louise Fisher,
who had been the guest Of her
daughter, Mrs. ]. l.. Coombs at
her home on East Park avenue,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robbins,
Of Jefferson street, left today fol
Connellsvi!le, Pa, where they will
spend the week end with friends
Mrs. a. SriCkler is the guest OF
her daughter, Mrs. w. D. Sigler, at
C~larksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas BurIock
have returned from a visit in Pres
ton county.
Born, November 2 to Mr.. and
Mrs. \. P. Garfield. of Rural route
No. G.. a daughter. She has been
named Neya.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. L. W.
Knapp. of Bellview ayeuue this
morning, at Cook hospital. . baby
girl.
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Mrs. Patty EnSininEer Davis,
widow OF the late Jonathan Is.
Davis died at her Nome here We'd
nesday morning at the advanced
age of 81 years. Several months
ago she fell and fractured her hip
and since that time had been con-
fined to her bed. She is survived
by one brother Nicholas Ensimin-
ger Of this place. Funeral services
were held Friday afternoon from
tho Church OF Christ at . o'clock.
conducted by Rev. Bacnlman. In
torment was made in the /. o. o. F.
cemetery b. Undertaken r. L. Cur
ningham
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Mrs. Harry Floyd announces the
marriage OF her sister. Freda Ben
trice Collins to Dee Haught which
was solomnized October the TWEEN
ty-nintI In the Fairview NJ. E.
Church, South. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. l. S. Tyler.
Mrs. Taught is the youngest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Collins Of Bula. W. Va. and Mr..
Taught Is the son of Mr.. William
Taught OF near Brave, Pa. = few
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.ToEMeet

The Queen Esther circle OF the
First Methodist Episcopal church
viii meet at the church parlors on
Monday evening at 1880 O'clock
An interesting program has Deea
arranged for the evening features o.
which will be a talk by Mrs. ". "
Reed concerning the National con
ventiCn of Women's Missionary SO,
cIeties which she recently attenueu
at Providence, R. l., and report on
tho missionary school at owe AN
Ky, by Mrs. Glenn Downs. MRS
Downs is returning today from hsn.
lucky where she had visited thls
school. The program VIII be IN
charge Of Miss Olive W1llaces o.
vision and this division van DO the
hostesses Of the afternoon also.
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Among the Sick

Glen Book who has been sick
for the past two weeks is better
at this time.
Mrs. +. D. Parrish is confined 70
her home by sickness.
The two children of Mr.. and
Mrs, Leo Morgan has been on the
sick list for several days.
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New Electric Signs

]. N. Hagerty. Boner and Rerrys
Recreation Parlor and Snee Res
taurant have purchased window
flashers and now have them in OPP
Grafton. The Electrical Supply Co.
locals agents for the Philadelphia
Diamond Grid Battery have put up
a large electric sign advertising the
battery
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Returned From visit

Miss Nell Padden has returned
from a few days visit with Mrs.
lena. Kennedy at BothsYille. She
was accompanied home by Mrs.
Kennedy's little daughter, Mary
Elizabeth.
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Recention

The members of the II. 2.
Church gave a reception Wednes-
day in honor Of Rev. and Mrs. Nal
colin who have been returned to
the Pennington charge for another
year. Rev. Malcolm returned to
Warrington from Wheeling atnine
o'clock where he was met by R. S.
Ridenour and brought to the
church where he received a very
agreeable surprise. Later In the
evening refreshments were served.
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Cheney a. Verv Good

About three hundred people
turned out to hear the Cheney
Concert Co. the first number Of
the High School Lyceum course,
Wednesday evening. The program
consisted Of vocal and Instrument
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Thievea Enter GaraCe

Thieves entered the Pennington
Garage on Main street sometime
Thursday night. Eighteen dollars
were taken from the cash register.
Nothing else was taken.
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Back On Job

Brooks Peppers who was EN-.
ployed here some time ago by the
B. & o. as telegraph operator re
turned here last night.
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Misses Laura Tenant, Harriet
Hogg, Laura o'Hara. Messers. r.
S. Ridenour. X. H. Gordon and J..
X. Sawyer are in Huntington this
week attending the State Educa-
tional Association meeting
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At HiIlcrest

Misses Madge and Lorraine Flem.
ing left last evening to spend the
week end at home Of their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Keener al
Hillcrest.
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REMgNgIAII9N

49,
Take, oh, take that pipe away
Tdat go sadIy TgasforsWorn,
i have stuck Il out today
Though my nerves are badly
worn:
VIII my resolution last?
That I cannot truly say,
It is ebbing pretty fast;
Take oh, take that pipe away.
1 could gnaw my desk in two,
could bite through armor plate,
Nails and bottles I could chew
In my present nervous state;
Let your step and speech be light
When you come where I may be.
! am worse than dynamite,
l arm death and T. N. T.
Every fibre In me jumps.
I'm a troubled tortured bEoke,
Angry. sullen, in the dumps;
Gosh, but how l want a smoke!
SILL I guess I'll stick 1t out
For at least another day,
Which is why you hear me shout
Take that doggone pipe away"
Copyright, 1921, N. E. A. ServIce)
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Mrs. Rollo ]. Conley, Mrs. o. ].
Watkins and Mrs. Homer Tooth.
mar returned last evening from
Kansas City, Mo, where they had
attended the meeting Of the Ameri-
can Legion as delegates from the
local post. Mrs. I. A. Garrett, who
also attended the meeting went to
Gary, Ind. to visit her grandmother
for several weeks.
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To Give Program,

The American History Glass of
West Mouongah High will render
a program next Friday morning
ending at II o'clock in memory Of
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NJ New York

Miss Roberta Marshall left
Thursday evening for New York
City where she will spend several
days.
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Mrs. 3. N. Walthall, Of Louis
vile, Ky, has arrived here for an
extended visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mr9. ]. w. Stevens at
their home at Alexander Place.
Mrs. Walthall will remain here I'M
til after Christmas of the year
when she will be joined by Mr..
Wnlthall.
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Mrs. Mary Hall of Niles. Ohio
is here visiting her daughters. Mrs.
Geo. Wndesworth and Mrs. W. E.
Cooper.
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Mrs. L. NJ. Kuhn who has been
in Pittsburgh this week is expected
home today and will be accom-
ponied by her nephew Richard
Beggs.
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Morcl :, PhLla. Station

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Tenant have
moved from the FOX property on
MIL street to Philadelphia station.
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Miss Monta Faust delightfully."- en-,
tertalncd the members OF the y a.
Clayton Sabbath school class OF the
First Presbyterian church at her
home in Locust avenue last evening.
The evening was spent at games
and music and refreshments were
served.
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PENNINGTON
visiting Brother

Mrs. William Booth Of Hundreds
was visiting her brother. L. n.
Whitlatch and Mrs. Whltlatch and
children here Thursday and Fri
day.
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IhGfs readinSs 8nd& imperE1n
'fion one b Tie 4nstr1nsi
.feahlfe tie WHITE Hoh5el
Colder 0hImes TIE attractEmi
was fnrnishedsby thstCoyeLyceum
.Bureau OF the AffiIated Lyeeum
System.
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Scout Party.

The girl scouts who gave such 4
delightful play at the High schoo!
auditorium last evening wcr enter
tanned following the play at the SO
ciaI rooms OF the Presbyterian
church with Scoutmastcr T. 4. Tate
rs the host. Girl scouts Of Man
ninEtou were also entertained on
Ills Orcasion.
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George Philion and Miss Eliza
beth Carroll. both Of Wheeling
we're united in marriage today al
the parsonage OF the officiating
minister, the Rdv. W. ]. Eddy on
Walnut avenue today.
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Visiting Here

Miss Devlnna Fleming OF Coun-
try Club was calling on friends
here last evening.
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MONONGAH
To Marietta

Geo. Hartrick member OF West
Monongah High school faculty left
yesterday TO spend the week end
with friends at Marietta, Ohio.
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.PratTaStsdlaEeahn

Ifshas beehsaun6uneed that the
protracted8meeang at the 3.
Church VIII start Sunday evening
lat nj 80. o'clock. Rev. F. ". NAL
coin pastor.
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Out of o Event

An event long to he remember
ed in the Upper Bingamon district
took place at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lincoln Sturm last Thursday
evening when 4 wedding supper
was tendcred Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence L. Sturm whose marriage
came as u surprise to their many
friends. In these days the we'd
ding feast has BECOME n bit OF
salad, a bit OF cake and the like,
but on Thursday the guests par
took Of a good old fasnioaed din
served in that bountiful way
which satisfies and leads US to be-
iieye that cookery is still an art.
One course followed another, rel
ish, salad, game, roast and dainty
inter dainty with our old friend
pumpkin pie dressed in all his gol-
den glory as no mean contender
until the loaded tables ceased
grooming and the feast became n
Of those "reminiscences which bring
back many PLEASANT memories.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sturm were the re-
cipients Of many useful gifts and
the best wishes Of host of friends
go with them Ito thor new home
in A%nnabelle, where Mr.. Sturm ia
located with the Four States Coal
Co. The guests Of the evening in
Guided Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Mar
tin, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mincar,
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Jones, Mrs. b.
L. Adams, Mrs. Rose Stabe, Miss
Ruth Martin, Miss Helen Adams.
Miss Marie Jones, Mr.. Alya SLurm,
Mr.. Roy Jones, Mr.. Rodney Sturm,
Mr.. Harold Martin, Mr.. Earnest
Adams, Mr.. Thomas Martin, Mr..
Herbert Martin and Mr.. Koberi
.(IrnYsOn.
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~
Miss Nelne BySrdeot WessMon-
IN left yesterday to spend
the week end g her nome in Cam
The lucky bunch OF hunters
which Just returned from the
mountains In Randolph Co. last
evening were j. E. Weeks, Albert
Robey and French Shacklefordr
having captured about thirty SOUR.
rels two Wild turkeys and a wild
T. A. Ferbic. travelling salesman
for the Horner Gaylord Co.. of
.clarksburg was calling on local
merchants last evening.
Miss Klinger Smith Of West
Monougah High left yesterday for
her home in Pittsburgh Were she
will remain until Sunday evening.
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The Needleworkers' club was de
lightfuliy entertained last evening
at the home OF Mrs. p. G. Farms.
worth in Locust avenue. Following
several hours Of social enjoyment; =
salad course was served.
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Hnnm Manninrfnn

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Burnett OF
Huntington were recent visitors
here.
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A birthday party was given on
Thursday evening, November the
third, at the home Of lila Lake, on
Prickett's creek. The party was
given in honor of Mrs. Lake, It be-
ing her 50th birthday. The evening
was spent in a social chat after q
delicious and tempting supper was
served. Mrs. Lake received many
nice and useful presents. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Rogers, Mr.. Grant Travis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Carpenter and TWO cEil
dren, Willis and Vivian; Mr.. En-.
met Lake and son, Bernard; Mr..
Brent Travis, Mr.. John Lake, Mr..
and Mrs. Dayton Grub and son,
Donald, and members OF the family
namely, Mr.. and Mrs. LA Lake and
children, Virgie, Wayne, Wilde,
'Claud, Irene, Lester and Beryl. All
present reporte6Aa good time and
left at a late hour wishing Mrs.
Lake. many more happy birthdays.
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s0CIA g

Clarence Sheets, John Shots; KEN
meth Jackson Mack Davidson, Ho-
mer Crimes Harold Wrnases Ed
ward Wraase B1l Kaiser, Ray Hay.
mond, Ralph Hudgins, Wilbur Muir
ply Frank Goldecker, Howard
Hayes, James Trader.
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fdends fam
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Mrs. Garden Ionored.

WHEELING, W.. Va, Nov. s.
Cine hundred and sixty club wom-
"a of Wheeling were present at
lie reception and tea given by the
Wheeling w6lneh's club Thursday
afternoon in honor Of Mrs. John Is
Garden, the new president Of the
Sate federation. After a short
Program, Mrs. Garden gave an m
teresting review Of the convention
and later tea was sH:yed. IhS
northern section Of the state has
reason to be proud of the election
Of Mrs. Garden to this high office
and Wheeling women have been
offering various types of hospital
ity to the new officer.
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rtnsee EFeybpd
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Returned Homo.

Miss Genevicve Cunningham and
Mrs. Dick Dyeson, of Clarksburg,
have returned from a delightful mo,
tor trip to Eastern cities. They
Joined a party of friends at Union
town and proceeded East.
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Gnincr.Smith.

Mr.. Coy Gamer Of Fairmont, anc
Miss Ruth Smith, of huntsville
were quietly married Thursday al
high noon, at the home OF tho
brides brother, Mr.. John Gamer
on South Second street. Rev. W.
J.. Canter, pastor of st. Paups NJ.
E. church, South. performed the
ceremony. Only members of the
immediate families WITNESSED tn.
ceremony. There were no attend
ants. Nj. Gamer is engaged in the
automobile business in Clarksburg
and they will go to housekeeping
IN this city.-Clarksburg Iele-
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The ladies' OF the G. A. r. served
a sumptuoUs twelve o'clock dinner
today to the veterans Of the Civil
war Tho members Of tho Betsy
Ross club assisted in the serving.
4. large number were present.
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Wim Hcnr Cndmnn.

NH.r-. l.
Quite a number Of local people
arc planning to so to Morgantown
next Thursday to hear Charles
Wakefield Cadman, composer and
pianist, who will appear Mt the
Strand theatre on that evening
with Princess Tsianina, an Indian
~contralto, who will interpret the
songs of the composer. MIR. Cad
man appeared in this city having
accompanied Miss Christine Miller
Pittsburgh contraltO, who appear
ed here in concert. They will APP
pear at Morgantown under the d.
rection of the Col. John Evans
chapter of the .. A. +.
Charleston Guest.
Mrs. C. E. Ward, of Charleston,
iis the guest of her parents, eX-
Governor and Mrs. A. Brooks
Fleming, at their home on JelIer-
8 street. Governor Fleming has
not been well this week, having
suffered a severe stroke of bron'
schitis.
To Marietta.
Mrs. A. B. Scott left yesterday
for Marietta, Ohio, whore she Will
visit relatives. Mrs. Scott went
there to sec her mother, who is ill,
having recently undergone a Sc
we're operation.
To Meet.
The Florence Kinney Bible class
will meet Monday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock at the home OF Mrs
Clay Amos. The members are
urged to be present,
To Make Visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Downs are
leaving Monday for Finch, w. Va,
where they will visit the formers
relatives for several weeks. Mrs.
fDowns who had been in Kentucky
and Parkersburg visiting friends
will return here Sunday evening
and they are leaving Monday for
Finch. Mr.. Downs will spent a
part Of the time hunting.
Entertained Friends.
The Misses Virginia and Doris
barnes entertained a number of
friends at their home in Oliver ave
jrue on Friday evening, November
fourth. A delightful evening was
BIZ in dancing and games. At q
hour refreshments we're served.
fhe guests included; the Misses
Nellie Long, Helen HALEY, Mary
Slatterly, N~anabelle Hupp, Vir-
Rinta Shurtlelf, Louise Raymond,
Lucy Richardson, Alfredo Kinter,
8iadge Goodlng. Margaret Goldeck-
ar. Goldie West, Virginia Yost, Eva
Barns, Dorothy Reese, Jessie Ralph
gnfder, Virginia Barns, Doris
Barns, and Blanche Shots, Messrs.
Kenneth Parker, Harold Parker, Al.
fred Putnam, Loren Nelson, Ray
woody, Herman Woody, Carol
clayton, Bill Morrison, Bill Williams,
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Mrs. a.. B. Scott LETT yesterday
for Marietta, Ohio, where she will
visit relatives. Mrs. Scott went
there to sec her mother, who is i'll,
having recently undergone a Sc
we're operation.
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To Meet.

The Florence Kinney Bible class
will meet Monday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock at the home OF Mrs
CLAY Amos. The members are
urged to be present,
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IUBDAY EVENING !
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bandit who has long haunted the
Spanish sierra. and who is one OF
the wCll-knUwn characters among
tn" malCfaciurs 81 Spain. lie IS
called Don H. as short for Don
Xurriap0. which would b" trans
lated into EncliSh. my lord the
WHIP. He has several times ne
for" held travellers To ransom with
more or less success. hut he will 70
doubt soon rue the day when SIT
Apington fell into his clutches.
Physically. he is. strangely enough
small man Of wc"dy appear
anCn.
Dun .. seized IN" paper and
throw II upon the rT".'
"SuCh creatures. SAID me-
"crawl ont q! thr;r holes At night
10 took cor lies II the gutter.
Studclvy stared Al Don q.
amazed He was man who hh'
undergone much criticism himself
and had had many absurd state
mrntS made ahunt him. 80 that
The loneliness Of Don &. was !"
revelation 10 him " tn" brtgaAd Is
character. 1t was al that moment.
| think hat he realized fully for
the fast time, with how gram i
man he ha! ~ deal.
Hut There w"r" many mora
papers. and after StuI"l"y ha!
..rr Ia his couch. bon T.. sat
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about "a cjNc an order. hnt h" r"-
strained himself.
"Hou are slow ri comprchen
sion. senior. for 30 great Il man.
said hr. Let m" read an entry
or TWO from my book.
MAY -. Majn" Won Kurt
mann. Nationality: Pruss!an.
Captured 10y d'rIchm"nt ,. Ran
SOM demanded E4.no". 10 u" paid
before June l>tu. RANSOM re-
criyrd June lith. N"t": During
the stay Of this officer | often
found myself wishing that his ran
SOM would fail To arrive
"Septcmher |. William j. S,mp.
son. Nationality: American. Cap,
turrd hy detachment while "d-
miring the interior o. the Shrine
OF San Pedro OF III" Sierra, Ran
som demanded. C%.OQn. {" be- pAld
BY October 18TH ltauSom re-
ceived October 18th. Note: \ very
charming cahallrru. who mad" It
delightful guess. may mention
that Don SiapSon had the E"'t
fortune 10 secure some excellent
heads OF ibeN during his stay
among us. In SayjnG goodbye.
lost a friend
You see. senior" added Don e.
that | receive my raNS0mS.
And if you do not" demanded
Studeley.
Don Q. waved his hand. Let
us not speak vi it," he said, for
| am very t,ndrr-hcarIed man
Now, senior. forgive the apparent
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Don 9. opened the papers first
and then turned 10 Studcley with
grave. courtesy.
"Evid"nrly your counlrymen
vain" you," said he. An. what
i this" You told me that your
name Was the Senior Studrloy. h"'
| see here that YOU are become
Sir Arlington"
1T is the first that HAY" heard
Of it..
Then | am glad to be the first
enc to congratulate you. senior.
said Don Q. See, look ut the an
uouncrment for yourself. and per-
haps you will be 80 good as to
read i, out"
Studeley 50, his pinCc n"A on his
h:rh-hridgrd. Cut-water nose. ana
read from tn" paper:
DISGRACEFUL OUTRAGE on
AN VI. +.
Sip Apingron !. Stud"l"y Captured
Ry bandits.
C2u. 0n0 RansOm Demanded.
Biography Of His Captor, Don L.
"Unn T., can it be thar they
refer To me under that name,
senior" exclaimed Don q.
1T would appear so"
"Will Won he 50 good as to read
out the biography"
Stuiclry at once began 10 read
in his inrisivr tones:
Sir Apngton's Captor Is q
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To write letter to Don
Tomas lngham. the British Consul.
If you will take my advice yUu
will tell him that rescue is impOs-
Sihlc- although indeed. hr has
lived so long in Spain that he prob
ably knows that for himself
and that the ransom must be paid
in gold. The sooner II IS paid. the
sooner. senior, you will again be
able 10 resume your holiday which
| regret that so rudely inter
lupied."
"Rut suppose that tho Govern
ment refuses to permit lnchnm To
send my ransom. and continues its
present efforts
Don q shrugged his shoulders.
at will b" very much To your in
icrCst to prevent any such mis-
taken efforts. senior. said he.
They can only be disastrous To
YOU. The time Is passing. and the
money must be in tho mountain"
on Friday night. l. mast b" placed
upon mule. and tho mul" lei
upward and tied tn i tire" which
has in Il three nests This tree is
well known Ia III" Villagers Of En-
cirrro. only one man is to com"
with IL" mule. and when he has
tied il up. he Is I" depart at'0nCe.
l. all this clear. senior"
Srud"lry WAS no TOOL. He had
spent three weeks in Don = s
company. and. though tn" knUwl-
cdcr had como to him slowly. he
had 1T last fully realized that he