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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-11-02
Halloween
Dinner

A very pretty dinner party was
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Thomas on Halloween night
by the Ladies' Social Club of East
port. The house was deliberately and
beautifully decorated, and about SO
guests enjoyed their hospitality
Beautiful costumes and music added
much to a perfect evening of pleasure
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-11-02
Week.End Guests OF
Admiral and Mrs. Wilson

The Assistant Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs Theodore Roosevelt and his
aide. ut-Commander Lee Pettitt
Warren. will be guests of the Super
injendent of the Naval Academy and
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-11-02
Wedding At
Baptist Parsonage

A quiet marriage took place last
evening at the College Avenue Bap-
fist Church parsonage. when the pas
tor. Rev. DR.. John S. Sewers. married
Eugene L. Shipley and Miss Gladys
r. Hullett. both of Baltimore city.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-11-02
Party For Miss knight
tnd Miss Gordon

Lieut.-Commander and Mrs. w. d.
Rrercton have sent out invitations for
2 buffet supper on next Saturday
evening in honor of Miss Kitty
knight and Miss Ellen Gordon. who
viii spend the weekend with them.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-11-02

II seems likely that the zap prob
lem may be adjusted before the dis
armament conference. which will. at
least, settle the status of about 10
acres of the earths surface.-Colum-
bia Record
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-11-02

Consumption of artificial gas by
households and industries in the
United States has doubled since 1870
the total amount used in 1920 being
319, Ss7 .SlS. 900 cubic feet.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-11-02
Moving Into
Town

Mr. and Mrs Roland o. Meade and
family have moved from their farm on
Weems Creek into the house on Con-
duit street. formerly occupied by Mr.
ana Mrs Charles b. Abbott. Mr.. and
Mrs Abbott went to Washington to
live ON the first of October
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-11-02
AERIAL ATTACK TO
FEATURE NAVY AND
PENN STATE GAME


II is thought. however. his incapacita-
ton will last for only a few days. A
good hard scrimmage ended the af-
tornoon's program. and plays were
reeled off with sharpness and sub
stantial gaining.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-11-02
Luncheon For
Japanese Officers

Vice-Admiral II. Saito, of the Jap
anese Navy, and the party of visiting
officers from the Japanese ships Yo-
kuma and Izuma were entertained at
stag luncheon today by the Super
intendent Of the Naval Academy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-11-02

Mrs Robert G. Furber is spending
the winter with Mrs. Henry G. Fuller.
They are occupying one of the apart
ments in the Wells house on Charles
street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-11-02

Mrs James Parker and her cousin.
Miss Zita Langhorne. were guests at
luncheon parties in Washington to-
day
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-11-02
Mrs. kurtZ'
Next Reception

Mrs T. r. Kurtz, wife of the Com
mandant OF Midshipmen, will be "at
home" on next Wednesday afternoon
from 4 to 6. This will be Mrs. Kurtz'
only reception during November.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-11-02

Mrs Edwin Thayer McNeely, mo-
Washington on Monday for a ten
days visit to her son and daughterin-
law.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-11-02
Card Party
Tomorrow

Mrs. Albert Knox, wife of Lieut.
Commander Knox will give bridge
party tomorrow afternoon at the
Ships Inn.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-11-02
Killinger. States Star

STATE COLLEGE. PA. Nov. 2 -
, One OF the greatest tributes 10 the
coaching of Hugo BeZdek is the bril-
liant work of Glenn Killinger, sensa-
tional Penn State quarterback who is
leading the field in that position among
eastern colleges TO date. Usually, a
star performer on a college team can
trace his start back to his prep school
days and it is very seldom that a man
is entirely developed after he reaches
college. Killinger is just such man.
The Blue and White field general
halls from Harrisburg Tech where he
made a great name for himself in
basketball and baseball, but where he
was totally unknown on the gridiron
In his Freshman year, he did not even
report for the yearling eleven at Penn
State. The following fall was the s.
A. T. c. year when Penn State did
not have a single veteran footballer
on hand. Killie was just a youngster
but he decided that it was up to him
TO help Hugo BeZdek out so he report
ed for the team.
Laid OF For Year
Bezdek sized him up at once and be-
fore the season closed, Killinger was
the star halfback on the scrappy little
Nittany eleven. Then he disappeared
from the football horizon for year,
only to bob up again last fall as var
sity quarterback-a post for which
Bezdek had been gradually grooming
him. The Harrisburg catapult, who
raced 80 yards through Georgia Tech
last Saturday, made quite a record
last year; but this fall he seems to
be coming into his own at last. No
quarterback of the year has shown
so much great playing as has Killing
er, and in his brilliance, he is a won
derful tribute to Coach Hugo Bezdek,
wizard coach at Penn State.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-11-02
BulIet supper
Party

Mr. and Mrs +. Bartlett Hayward
win give a buffet supper on Saturday
night at "Drawyah," their home near
Annapolis Mr. and Mrs Hayward re-
Gently returned from months hunt
ing trip in Maine
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-02

Grobion. Sic: sd fam
nittS ooiiir, oab 0ie Sans oIt lit.
Die &dnolerin bat mir aui Qreu
uno @Iollbcn periibert, ooB iie
Jung Tell"
Gr: nQdberIife Ausreoc; oas
BOT mir Der SeirotSoermittler lei.
ner5eit BON Tir ouH pcriidert."
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ih oob bnIo beigoter, nidt?"
nQber aune.Sathrin - ME fornmit
gu ~oornui2" Run ia 8apa
foIgt mir bod bolo 10 gut uie Girl"
-Sn Der 8erIegenbeit.
&rieesgepinnler SdInoppte fam cs
nid)t ocrbinoern. oob oaS @eiprd6
oui ra9 bcifle 15ema ieiucr Ser.
wanoildait fommt. .0err
Sdnappfe, 8uidaig lit mir be.
FAINT. onb elmer 3brer 8ermanbten
W 8 beIpader lit" 81, iagt
Sdnappfe boitiq, rober nllr SIT iei.
mem @ergnE9en."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-02

fommen fonnte? Sdeint qs nidt ga
ieItiam, bel einem Wtanne, ME Sci.
nem &ater2"
sd peiB oo6 nift. Or lit
iab5ornig mar e5 friiber nod
mebr ais iett - oas erfIdrt ia
pieleS!"
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@irfunaeu ioroern lire llriahe. sat
man Cir ME eiuen @runo ge.
nannt?~
ngaen," rief 8oIe pI0slid aus,
Oh lueiBt etrpu5. SD bbe es Dir
az, mas lit esq"
Glen idlang beibe arme UNI
3oies Eaile mo oriidte Den &opf
an ibre 9ruit.
s2iebIinS iei mir nift b0ie, penn
i'd Cir pebe tue. aber i6 meme, idI
bin eS Dir mo Ieinem Batter idnl-
Dig, 81 ipreten. Sbr t0untet 10
gIiidlid ouiammenleben, aber oaS
miro ME geiteben, iolonge Oh IN
Dem WtiBtrauen gegen ibu 1ebarrit.
lin Gid 5u id)onen, Iest er iid in
ein faliheS &id)t. 9ein Batter
mar nidt ser id)uloige Eeil in Dem
Streit." -
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m2iebite - i'd meiB foum, tuie
ih e5 Dir iagen iou, 3eiue
Wiutter bate Elm 8erbaltnis NIT
Serrn BON Hoiiind.8r . 80rIis.
- Gas mar es, mas Geiuen Batter
10 anibradte."
,gIlenl"
&oie itieB iie unbepubt 10 beftia
BON lid, ooB lie beinobe geiaueH
mare.
.giIt Gu ton? Sddmit 0u Gid
niht, iolte @emeiubeiteu 3ll wieoer-
boIeu?"
Sbre auaen Iooerten Dor Corn.
.Mieine Mtutter ioa.e -"
Gas @ort moIlte ibr niht iiber
sic 2ippen. Su Der beiben @np0.
ruug hires iutgen, in ieineu bei-
llglten 8eIilblen gefr1ntten Ser
sens itien ibr Glen beinabe per.
baBt. 0ieie itano ouf uno nollte
ben Arm Inn lie leaen, aber 8oie
iubr 5uriid.
rSomm mir nidt 81 nabe, Oh -
Iu -
rSh bab'8 mir gc0oft," iagte
Glen trourig, nonB Oh 10 urteilen
wi'toeit, ober trosOcm bin id iiber.
ju.gt, ooB i'd red)t 9etan babe, uno
menn On mir nibt gIauben mialt,
froge 6rau Yaltor Ytan8felo."
9ie lebtcn Stnoen oeS 9eiiam.
mcnieius Der beioen 6reunoinneu
perlieicn ieltiom iremo uno fiibl;
nlIr nit 0}iibe fonnte 8oie cine ee-
miile @erei5tbeit uerbcrgen.
Nob g1enS Abreiie mafte iie iib
auf ben Mc9 CUR Bizarre. Sic
gloilbte fem @ort BON Den AnId)ul-
Oiguugcn, Die man gegen ibre Wiutter
nLob. aber ooB 10 etlpo$ and II
1dsgclproden meroen fonnte, mar
emp0rcno, mo iie mor %poIloilf ent.
ihloiien, Gliiubttb uno Wiagoa
Nansiclo oieie Gmporung au iiibleu
81 aeben.
Aul Dem 5lur fam ibr Die go
itorin entgeger, un0 troB aner aui-
regung bemerfte &oIe Den befiint.
merten 3ng in Dem miitterlihen
8eIidt.
sd fam mir oenfen, pesbalb
Sic fomnen, liebeS Gino. gIifabetb
uno Wtogoalene bnben mir er5abIt.
mas iie geitern ulpiiientli6 onge-
ridltet baben. SD bin tief betriibt
barber, unb ooh 0enfe ib audi
lricoer, ooB sic alt uno o~eritdnoia
geuIg limo, unn ole @obrbeit ertra-
gen 81 %f0uncn."
.g8 lit feline @obrbeit," ricf Ro-
lc beitia. oWtoma mar FOLDER
Tinge gon5 uno gar uniGbig. So
lit nidlt5 ais eIenoe Gerleum0uug.~
Gie Boitorin nabm Noies beioe
Sonoe.
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-02

atefes herne aer tnboItfhpere BUD lit au wrtIttes Original unter
8hnern Us ut, ne mans pom 6iunobeisrntb ggpobnt it, bon eoer
,ollung Stem Wort ten SGe BARN, 10 aud uur i'm entfernteten m4Ig1r,
ODER fir DEN pru6eften Snn antoBig mare Gs fam atuSern in bic Sdnoe
tommen, ohne bB ne iinen Smn perfauoen Die @emeiuhet fonne feline
gioien nbT olaes gIhIein MAIDEN, no Dem Eater treibt es bic sdOm.
rofbs ms 9etdt Gs lit aud niAt oui GeogeDinn aeritte, oa her
greis elm nomtneGer if. User es fsst, DER Hest es hhcr bis gum lebten
@orte, uno SsScn, geb0rte er aud su Den aaerreiufeu un0 gu ben aaa.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-02

90 laatet Der Sitd BEG neueten gidIeins unTes Sefunobetsrutbs
cher oPes periHe uno bohpihtge 5beno. Gurtorunger Don oefen
Ibsrihotenoer Btttgfet, uno i'm Geie fhauoern6 Dor BEN unolnublhen
@erbeerungen, DeIhe oie 8abnIun Der Waenihhet uer fe per6dngt, -
bot er nod Ianaag aompfe nit fh ieIber ben aIarmrnf erboben. &obl
auen, bic in BGrnungspOrt erreitt unO gum 9epubtein ihrer
Nenihenwhroe unb hires eigenen Selbx oufrltteIt. ggobI mar oner
SeLt, Dens fem afarm SignaI ouuh ole 9nnoe geuen uno 6ornerr
Elraei
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-02

beRen, miro es tefesriffn belaHen, un0 er ohrte btnlro Elm nod
bederer gfenid ienl
&e fem anoeres. egnet f6 ouies Bud gum nnoergleitlihen Sraisnt
an Jreunoe u6 Befannte, 6mn allen brirgt es cine gohhat neuen gH.
fms, neuer &ofinung uno Sdue Dor itperem Ser5eIeol
greis, IN benhder Ober in enalhher AuSgabs mad Ninfh. 80 Geus
Rortoiret i'm SnIouoe uHo nod Canada bedunOt ODER in unRrem
Gontor 5u baben pom
uIerSitern", ga Greiie. mis-.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-12

Duty consists Of that love Of God
and man which renders the life Of the
individual the representation and ex-
preston Of all that he believes to be
he truth, absolute or relative
Mazzinl.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-12
FOR SALE-AUTOM0BILES

IUR SALE Ford Touring Oar. fully
equipped like new, 41l9 Barring ave.
East Chicago 2-9-10-12
FOR SALE or TRADT-i92i Ford
passenger, starter and winter ton.
S315- 1916 Ford passenger. Sis; 1917
Bush s passenger. SITS; 1917 Chevro-
let 5 passenger $500 1905 Fors2the
ave. East Chicago. phone 6f2-M 2-12-2
FOR SAI.E,-Dooge car, cali Sunday
morning Ig0 East Doty ST.. Ham
naoud 2-i2-l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-12
WANTED--MALE HELP


sumo complete charge OF small sci
Of books and manage small office A
Sood opportunity. Small Investment
required Handle own money; address
Bio Times Hammond 2-S-5
ANTED-Insurance statesmen who
can speak forei gn languages; call be-
tween 10 and Il Friday and Saturday.
lion Life Insurance Co, Bee Hive bldg,
East Chicago. 2-10-3
EXPERIENCED Shearlnan on
Sheet Metal; Frank 5 Betz Co, Ham
mond. ILL
AGENTS. With automobIles or wagons
preferred TO sell candy aSsortme nts,
tp Pool Halls and Soft Drink Parlors;
Howard. Dept. p. 6l5 So. Dearborn ST.,
AlEN NN-ANTED-TTor detective work
llAPericnce unnecessary; write +. Can
Or former u. 5. Govt Detective ST
-
WNNTED-Men to qualify for FIremen
iir~kemcu. experience unnecessary.
transportation furnished; Write a.
@s. supt. st Louis 2-t2-19-Zo
MEX Age Il to IS. Experience I'M
VeStiEatione. reports Salaries, OK
pcuses. American Foreign Detective
ecnc5 256 ST. Louis zig 1926
NTFD-SALESMFN
We want six neat appearing young
men to act as statesmen. eX pcrience de-
as instructions viii be given; apply ON
Monday morning at the Electric shop,
643 Holman St. Hammond. an
: WANTED-Yun Man 10 deliver and
solicit orders for grocery and market
Schalier Atkins Co. zoe Chicago ave,
last chicago. phone S57-S5S: 2-12-1
STRAIGHT SAIsARY-s35.o per week
and expenses to man or woman with
JIG to Introduce POULTRY MIXTURE
Eureka Mfg Co East ST. Louis, III.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-12

When irregular or suppressed. use
Triumph Pills Safe and dependable
in all proper cases NOT sold ut
Drug Stores. do not experiment
with others save disappointment
Write for Relief" and particulars
it's free Address National Medical
Institute, Milwaukee. Wis
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-12
MONEY TO LOAN

ONE of Hammond's oldest
business men viii pay 87a
per cent on short term loan,
IS to y months. $1,000 to
81, 900 needed at once. Best
possible first mortgage Sc
curity. For particulars and
interview, address Lock
Box 463 Hammond 2-li-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-12
FOR SALE--AUTUmOgILES

Storage BATTERIES cDarg9e
renTad and renairad T1ha
Dempsey Bafrerv Service.
SIG Fayette St. Famp,ond'
phones 1856, 124O.R. al
FOR sALF-Nash coupe 1870 moqsE
$50 Ga Siq' 81. I Iad HAN iarba so0O 5s
REBUILT USED CARS
oar 'i eon Mqde ' abs @9ao md T9aag
er The has had very low mileage and can
oT js,5 4 ;5. $s5o.oo. o.,.,., s,, ~.
na rms touring sery r2oay ana
and a, FINISHED. presents tbe appearaaeo
eaqip@ent q eery economical s575.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-12

WANTED-FEMALE HELP

~ WANTED Stenographer, frst-cIass.
experienced. permanent position, OPP
p0rtunitfcS for advance n1ent. Want ed
Immediately, Green Engineering Co,
Fast Chicago 2-9-tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-12

" y LI-InHuranCe NaIesnen VIC
can speak foreign languages; call be-
tween 40 and II Friday and Saturday.
lion Life Insurance Co., Bee Hive bldg.
East Chicago. 2-10-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-12

Read The Times Want Ads
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-12

AZ AM Nperlenced Sherman ON
Sheet Metal; Frank :. Betz Co, Ham
InOnd. .-ll-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-12
MISCELLANEOUS

PAINTING AMI PAPllRH Angling
Prices Reasonable
Carl Vermclt. phone 1922 Hammond
le-2l-30.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-12
FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT Furnished room genlle-
man only. l0l Plumner ave- Ham
mond 2-10-7
EOR RENT-Tdght housekeeping rooms
Hammond Z 2-Ir-s
EOB RENT-Steam heated rooms by
DAY or week: 525 Holman St, Ham
F0B RENT nicely furnished rooms
for tight housekeeping. electric light
gas range all coDyeuiences: 50 Ogden
phone Hammond - for particulars.
foE RENT room fat call 227 Tru-
man ave phone 1851 Ham. 2-f2-1
FOR Furnished light house
hccping apt. heat and light: at 415
truman ave. Hammond 2-12-3
FOR EENT-Large steam heated room
cor ono Or Two men, 4699- 3 Forsythe
aYc. East Chimgo. 2-I2-i
FOR RENTING furnished rooms for
light seleeping. heat Light ANA
gas furnished, f61 Ash ST., Hammond.
2-12-I
FOR RENT-Two light housekeeping
rooms. 9S9 Wallace Road. Hammond.
2-I2-I
For RENT Furnished rooms for
house i5cepinst PA Michigan awe.
corner Oakley. Hammond 2-I2-2
FOR RENT-Modern furnished room.
blocks from the Court House, phone
t246-R Hammond; 55l Forsythe ave.
Hammond 2-12-t
FOR RENT room modern furnished
apartment, with heat. also garage on
South side Of Hammond. Ar 2-12-1
FOR RENT and room suites rooms
furnished light hou sekeeping. con-
venient to SO shore; cali 205 Chicago
ave. Hammond. 2-I2-I
FOR RENT furnished rooms. gas
electricity SIS Erie street, Ham
mond z-12-1
For RENT-3 room modern heated
unrUrnished upper apartment private
bath, large closets polished oak floors
thruughout. AS Eaton ST. block east
Of Calumet ave. Ham. 2-12-t
FOR Rent sieping rooms, 81 Rus
sell ST. Hammond. 212-1
FOR RENT-Lorge modern room with
ktcheuettc, convenient to Standard
steel and C9nkey plant; no children
phone 1927 Hammond. 2-l2-l
FOR RENT Furnished room at 24S T..
state St. private family, suitable for
two 2 block from poStonicc. Ham
mond 2-t2-l
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping: apply at 3342
AIichi gan avc., 3rd floor Indiana FIar-
Dor 2-l2-2
FOR RFNT-DoubIe room. bot water
heat all conveuineces. suitable for 2
men. 4S24 Nagoun ave, East chicago,
phonc 743-M. 2-f2-1
FOR RFNT-Nice lprge front room
1907 Magoun ave, East chicago
FOR RENT-Idght Housekeeping rooms
1906 Forsythe ave, East Chicago.
FOR RENT-Room for men only. APP
ply 1925 Magoun ave, East Chicago.
212-2
FOR RENT-Furnished house on cor
Nor WIN garage pest reslueIltla4 Sec-
tion in East Chio3go several months
perhaps longer. OF desired. ref. REQ
800 per month. phone 1887 East Chi
rago. 2-12-1
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SITUATION WANTED

WANTED hings car col Sibie
St. Hammond ~
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WEN NEANTED-For detective work.
Experience unnecessary; write r. Can
or former u. S. Govt Detective ST.
Louis 2-l2-19-26
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-12

FOR RENT Furnished room. gentle
man only. l0I Plumner ave. Ham
NoDd 2-10-7
EDR RFNT-Ttght housekeeping rooms
So hoard and room. $40 Coukey ave.
ffammopd c-Ir-s
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Dated February -nd lszt 5-i2
The Adair County news., 1921-11-08

an you can lay to that. Not forget
tin them that stands by me-"
Between Lund and Simms there ex-
listed a sort of armed truce. No open
reference was made to the desertion
of Lund on the foe. But Rainey knew
that it ranked in Lund's mind. The
five, Peggy Simms, her father, Carl
sen, Lund and Rainey, ostensibly
messed together, but Rainey's duties
generally kept him on deck until
Garrison had sufficiently completed his
own meal to relieve him. BY that
time the girl and the captain had left
the table.
Lund invariably waited for Rainey.
Tamada kept the food hot for them.
To Rainey, Tamada seemed the
hardest worked man aboard ship. He
CONTINUED ON PAGE6
The Adair County news., 1921-11-08
CHAPTER III.
TARGET Practice.

The Karluk was an eighty-fve-tOn
schooner, Gloster Fisherman type,
with a length of ninety and a beam
Of twenty-five feet. Her enormous
stretch OF canvas, spread to the limit
on all possible occasions by Captain
Simms, was Offset by the pendulum of
lead that made up her keel, and she
could slide through the seas at twelve
knots on her best point of sailing
reaching-the wind abaft her beam.
After Rainey had demonstrated at
the wheel that he had the mastery Of
her and had shown that he possessed
sea-legs, Captain Simms appointed
him second mate.
1--WE don't carry one as rule" the
skipper said. But it'll give you a
, rating and the right to eat in the
cabin" He had not brought up the
subject of Raineys kidnapping, and
Rainey let it go. There was no use
arguing about the inevitable. The
rating and the cabin fare seemed of
fered as an apology, and he was will
ing to accept it.
Garrison acted as first mate, and
Rainey had to acknowledge him eff
cient. He fancied the man must have
been ships surgeon, and so picked
UP his seamanship. A sailor named
Hansen was promoted to acting quar-
termaster, and relieved Rainey. Carl
sen spent most of his time attendant
on the girl or chatting with the hunt
ers, with whom he soon appeared on
terms of intimacy.
The hunters esteemed themselves
The Adair County news., 1921-11-08
SHERlFF'S PAY.

The fact that many Sheriffs of
the State are now receiving as
fees for the collection of taxes
more than the constitutional linn
it of $50 annually was an is
sue in the primary in some coun-
ties with the result that certain
shrievalty candidates offered to
share the fees with the taxDay-
ers by applying the excess to
the road fund. After the Attor-
ney General had ruled that such
campaign pledges were contrary
to public policy and void. the
candidates making such offers
were defeated for party nomi-
nations wherever they offered
If the primary returns we're
any index the people were not
impressed with such demagogic
pleas and the idea of Office auc-
tions. 1t was thought that the
primary had disposed of efforts
to place a limitation on the com.
persation of the Sheriff, but at a
recent meeting of the Farmers
Union in Fayette County, a res
olution was favored authorizing
suit against the Sheriff to re,
quire him to pay back all COM
The Adair County news., 1921-11-08

to marry Garrison. He was an out
slider. Carlson had told him that So
she seemed to regard him, impersOn-
ally, without interest. 1t piqued him.
"Mr. Lund is in the first mates
cabin" said the girl, indicating door.
"Mr. Bergstrom, who was mate, died
at sea last voyage. Doctor Carlson
acts as navigator with my father. but
he has another room."
She passed him and went on deck.
Carlson was acting first mate as well
as surgeon. That meant he had sea-
manship. Also that they had taken
in no requirements, no other men to
swell the little corporation of fortune
hunters who knew the secret, or q
part of it. 1t was unusual, but Rainey
shrugged his shoulders and raped
on the door OF the cabin.