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time be welcomed into the club.
Senator Harreid win address the
club telling them something Of the
feelings OF q new Senator. Mrs,
Hsrreid. who It 10 stated. -cinched''
her husbands election to the United
States Senate by hiring q special
train ON the last day In the after
noon before election In order to
rush her husband from one city 10
another 20 keep all Of his speaking
dates, will tell how II feels 10 be q
new Senator's wife. CongressnAn
Pringey. Of Chandler. Oklahoma, one
of the new member Of Com
gress, will also speak to the club.
A musical program will be fur
nished by the Misses Edith and
Grace Mcdowell. formerly of OKLA
homa City, who will render several
Hawaiian songs nlthe native Lam
guage, accompanying them on the
steel guitar and ukulele. As the
Misses Mcdowell spent considerable
time on the Hawaiian Islands the
past year. they bring the stmos-
phere OF the paradise Of the Pa
cifc with them and usually wear
the significant "leis' or vreaths.
Miss Ruby List. q Tulsa, Oklahoma.
girl. will give several readings. II
Is expected that at least two hun
dred Oklahomans will be in attend
ance to welcome teeir new Sena-
tor to the National Capital and to
the Oklahoma Club.
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HOSPITAL AUXILIARY
SCHEDULES TAG DAY.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of Provi-
dence has virtually completed plans
for the annual tag day. to be held.
as usual. on Ascension Thursday,
which, this year, falls on May 5.
Mrs. Charles p. Neill heads the tag
day committee and she will be as
sisted by the following officers OF
the auxiliary: First vice president.
Miss Ellen Lorraine Dorsey: second
vice president. Mrs. Hannis Taylor:
third vice president, Mrs. c. c. Mar
bury: secretaries. Miss Rose Shea
and Mrs. r. Hotze, All sections of
the city, represented by twenty-five
vice presidents, will be under the
supervision of the following ladies:
Mrs. Robert Holden. Mrs. John
Foote. Madame Calderon. Mrs. Mat
thew F. Tighe. Mrs George p.
OConner, Mrs. Allen Talbot Mrs,
Wilcox, Miss Teresa Fitzgerald.
Mrs. Risdale, Mrs. Clifford Lewis.
Mrs. Joseph Mundell. Miss Angela
Ewing, Mrs. Charles Walker, Mrs,
Castle. Mrs. Edward Costigan, Mrs.
Hessler. Mrs. McAuIiffe. Mrs. Broad
head. the Misses Fenwick, Mrs. Bo-
land. Mrs. p. P. Mullett, Mrs
Charles Billiard and Mrs. Golibart,
Mr.. and Mrs. William -. Dennis
have as house guests Mrs Dennis.
sister. Mrs. Harry Nelson Moore,
formerly Mrs. Hamilton Browning,
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= .:-WASHINGTON SOcIETY p
Plays GiUen
For Benefit
WialDaka Holiday House
To Get Funds from
Performance.

NEW YORK, April 25.--Two plays
were given at the Little Theater,
West Forty-tourth street, this after
noon, for the benefit of the wiawaka
Holiday House, Lake George.
Punk" by Henry Clapp Smith, was
given by members of the, Amateur
Comedy Club. with the following
cast: Mrs. Harry NJ. Curtis. Mrs.
Harold w. Gould. Mrs. Henry Clapp
Smith. Lloyd Aspinwall, Harry. NJ.
Curtis. Harold w. Gould, and Dre-
lincourt M. Martin.
A children'st recital of classical
dancing for the beneft of the Lin
coin Hospital was held in the grand
ballroom of the Hotel Plaza this
afternoon. A number of the MEM
bers Of the Junior League acted as
ushers. Mrs. Harold Hatch. Mrs.
George A. Legg, and Mrs. Benjamin
Tilton arranged the performance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Depew
will leave on May. IL for Washing
ton. where they will stay for about
two weeks. 90,
Mr.. and Mrs. LorilIard sufrern
Taller are expected to return from
their honeymoon the early part OF
the week. Mrs. Taller. before her
marriage. was Miss Katherine Har-
ding, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Horace Harding. OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Draper,
Of 3o7 West Eightieth street. will
entertain dinner party tomorrow
evening at their home. in honor of
their daughter. Miss Beatrice Dra-
per, and Elliott Cobb. who will be
married on Saturday. $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. v. Hoff-
man left for their country house In
Tuxedo today, to remain for the
spring and early. summer.
Mrs. !. @Chauncey McKeever, of
135 East Sixty sixth street. Is SPEND
ing short time at White Sulphur
Springs, W. Va. a
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COMMITTEE SELECTED
FOR LEGION RECEPTION.

Arrangements for the reception
and ball at the Marine Barracks.
this evening. have been completed
by the designation of the floor COM
mittee. For the National Press Club
Post of the American Legion, which
is rendering the reception to the
officers and board Of governors Of
the National Press Club. the follow
ing will act: Capt. John II. Craig.
U. S. NJ. C., Samuel T. Ansell. Will
lam W. Bride. william F. Caldwell,
Jesse S. Cotterell. Edward T. Comm,
Kemper F. Cowing. J. r. Crutchfeld,
Joseph NJ. Heller, David S. Kennedy,
Paul ]. McGshan, William Moore,
Fred X. Nelson. Lewis B. Perkins,
Thomas w. Miller. J. o. Skinner,
Mercer Vernon and Robert +.
Wright. The following have been
designated to act for the National
Press Club-on the floor committee:
Parker r. Anderson. A. G. Batchel-
der, William f. Brigham, Ashmun
n. Brown. Harry J. Brown, William
]. Cochran. Ralph Collins, Robert
Dugan. Stephen T. Early, ]. Fred
Essary. Earl Goodwin. w. D. Has
sett, George Griswold Hill, John
Oliver La Gorce. l.. NJ. Lamm. Frank
B. Lord, Frank p. Morse. E. A. Mat
tingly, r. v. Oulahan. F.. A. Rich
ardson. w. A. Schobohm, Hal II.
Smith. Richard B. watrous. Paul
Weir. James L. Baily. Thomas W.
Brahany, l.. White Busbey, Fred T.
Dubois. Robert n. Harper. Albert
johnson. Thomas R. Shipp. John T.
Suter, Charles e. Breckons. John
l.. Glenn. John B. DahIgren, c. c.
Tucker. Thomas Grant, Charles F.
Humphrey. Charles r. Nixn, Har-
vey d. Jacob, Conrad H. Syme.
Lewis H. Warner, and Samuel Z.
winslow.
A number of dinner parties have
been arranged for this evening.
after which the guests will attend
the reception. Among them is one
at the Army and Navy Club, an
other at the Arts Club. and CAPT.
and Mrs. George X. Shuler will en-
tertain the receiving party at their
quarters at the Marine Barracks.
and Mr.. and Mrs Harold Parmalee
will have guests for dinner. In
to Capt. William Wolff
Smith, post commander of the Ma
tional Press Club Post of the Amer
lean Legion, the prominent dining
organization known as the Alfalfa
Club, of which Capt. Smith is an
active member, expects to attend
in a body A large contingent of
Marine Corps officers and ladies is
expected from ouantico.
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OkLAHOMANS TO FETE
NEW SENATOR HERE.

The Oklahoma State Club will
hold a reception and meeting to-
morrow evening at the Thomson
School in honor of Senator J. w.
Harreld, Oklahoma's new Senator.
and Mrs. Harreld. who will at that
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She was formerly Mrs. Mary Hume
James OF this city.
Mrs. John Calvert, OF Philadelphia,
is the guest of Mr.. and MIRA. Charles
Hume at their residence in Twen-
tieth street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gaines Smith is at
the Hotel Jefferson, Richmond. Va
TEA fLANED IN HONOR
OF WASHINGTON CLUB.
Mrs. Charles Richardson will Tn
tertain at a tea in compliment to
the members of the Washington
Club on the afternoon of Msy 10.
Miss Maud Richards and Miss
Anna Richards will entertain at a
luncheon at the Shoreham Hotel on
May 10. The Misses Richards reside
at the Grafton Hotel. =. -t.
The Washington Club will enter
tain at the second of a series OF
luncheons for the club m embers en-
Thursday afternoon. Last Thurs
day Afternoon the series was start ed
as an experiment., the first time the
club has ever gwen a luncheon, and
it was such a success that several
rCrc have been planned; one for
this Thursday and two during the
month of May. Each club member
is allowed to bring not more than
three guests.
Mrs. Thomas Robinson, who spent
the winter with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William 3. Orme. will re-
turn this week to her home in Vent
nor, N. J.
Mrs. Louis Titus has gone to
Burlingame, Cal. to join Mr.. Titus
and to arrange her new home there.
She will return here next month.
Representative Henry d. Flood IL
making a short stay in Richmond,
Va.
Mrs. Harriet r. Ward and Miss
Mary Hamilton Pike have returned
from visit to Dominican Republic.
Mrs. Ralston Holmes, wife Of
Comdr. Holmes, has gone to Allan
tic City for a short stay.
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given by the Daughters Of 1872.
whose congress opened here yester-
day.
POLO TOURNAMENT STARTS
ON POTOMAC PARK GROUNDS.
The Secretary of War, John W.
Weeks. opened the spring polo tour
nament of the War Department
Polo Association in Potomac Park
yesterday. The event drew a large
and representative throng of Wash
ington society as spectators.
The Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Edwin DENLY will be the honor
guests at a dinner which Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles DENLY will give on
May s.
The Secretary of. Agriculture and
Mrs Wallace have as their guests
their son-in-law and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. Angus McLay. Of Detroit.
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and her daughter. Miss Dorothy
Browning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. Mclean
will be hosts to n. large company
at breakfast Sunday at their home.
.Friendship." on Wisconsin avenue.
Mrs, septimus I. Austin will saii
for Europe on May , on the Aqui-
tania, accompanied by Miss Mar
garet Treadweif. who has been
with her father at wardman Park
Inn during the winter.
Mrs j. H. Graves viii entertain
company OF fourteen at the tea
dance at the Cafe st. Marks on
Saturday AFTERNOON.
NEW YORK PEOPLE VISIT
BISHOP HARDING At HOME.
Bishop Harding and Miss Char
lotte Harding have as guests Mrs.
Charles Sumner Burch and her
daughter. Mrs. Arnoldo Marson, OF
New York.
Col. and Mrs. r. p. Davis, the
latter the sister of Mrs. w. H. Nc
Arthur. wife of Col. Macarthur, will
arrive in Washington tomorrow to
be Mrs. McArthur's guests for about
a week before going to Fort Mon
roe, where Col. Davis will assume
command.
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Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock and her
sister, Mrs. Frederick L. Eldridge,
of Ardsley-on-the-Hu Hudson, who is
visiting her for q few days, occu-
pied box at the opening perform
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MRS. LANSING TO VISIT
AT HOME IN NEW YORK,

Mrs. Robert Lansing expects to
leave Washington early in May for
a fortnight's visit in her home in
Watertown. N. Y. She will spend
the latter part of the summer with
her mother, Mrs. John w. Foster,
and Mr.. Lansing at their cottage at
Henderson Harbor, N. Y.
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Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss. wife OF
the Third Assistant Secretary of
State. will leave Washington Sun
day and shortly after will sail for
Europe, where she will visit Paris,
Alsace-Lorraine and England. She
plans to return about the middle of
August.
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Mrs. Livingston Farrand Is the
guest Of Mrs. E. H. Hartman In
New York for a week.
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MRS. WALSH ENTERTAINED
At CHEVY CHASE CLUB.

Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh was enter
tained at a dinner and a dance last
evening at the Chevy Chase Club by
the members of the dancing class.
which has met in her Massachusetts,
avenue home this spring. There
were about fifty guests at the affair.
complimentary performance OF
"A Lady Here and There" will be
given by the Continental Produc-
tions Company at the Holton Arms
Theater. 1742 Church street north
west, this evening. at S:3o o'clock.
in order that the members or repre-
sentatives of all organizations en-
gagged in or interested in children
may attend. An invitation is espe-
cialiy extended to such individuals
or organizations.
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Col. and Mrs. A. T. Smith enter
tanned at buffet super and bridge
party last Saturday evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes are
planning to go abroad in May.
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ODD FELLOWS HAVE
DINNER At WASHINGTON.

The dinner of the /. o. o. +. on
the roof of the Hotel Washington
Sunday evening was attended by q
distinguished company OF guests
who were received by Grand Mas
ter Bert v. Wolfe and Mrs. Wolfe.
Grand Treasurer William T. CALI
her presided at the post prandial
exercises. Among the guests were
Representative and Mrs. Joseph
Oliver, Representative and Mrs. Al
fred S. Pinkington, Representative
George l.. Dolioff. of Massachusetts;
Col. and Mrs. Fred. S. Groom. Mrs.
Hattie Reed Whitaker. president,
National Association. Rebekah AS
semblies; Senator d. L. Fletcher.
of Florida: Senator Thomas Sterl-
ing. of South Dakota: Senator James
K. Watson. of Indiana; Representa-
tive w. o. Atkeson. of Missouri:
Representative c. II. Brand. Of Geor-
gia: Representative Tom Connely. OF
Texas: Representative and Mrs l..
c. CHAMPION, Of Michigan; Mrs.
Fred. J. crampton: Representative
Frank Crowther. of New York: Rep
resentstive w. S. Greene. of Massa-
chusetts; Representative Geo. Hud-
VI HldOdInds ntpTCtenlbllNG
Clyde Kelly. of Pennsylvania; Rep
resentative and Mrs. J. ]. McSwain.
of South Carolina; representative
and Mrs. John E. Raker. OF Cali
fornia: Representative and Mrs. Sid
c. Roach, Of Maine; and Represents
tive F. n. Zihlman. of Maryland
The responses were made by Rev.
Hugh T. Stevenson. grand chaplain
Final arrangements have been
made for the April ball to be given
at the Raleigh. April 81, by the Roy
Mckinley Basford Unit, for the
beneft of the men blinded by the
world war. and a most successful
evening socially and financially is
assured. Additional members of the
young ladies' committee. of which
Mrs. MadaIine wilkins Tuck is
chairman. are Miss Margaret Sterl-
ing. Miss Marie Davidson. Miss
Francis NTrotter. Miss Anne d. Linn.
Miss Margaret Linn. Miss Mae Lit
tie, Miss Margaret Mansfield. Miss
Jacqueline Mansfield, Miss Helen
Hill Hopkins. Miss Katherine Koones.
Miss Marguerite Barnes. Miss Mabel
Spaegall. Miss Margaret Spaegall,
Miss Peggy Fred and Miss Dorothy
King. A partial list of the mems
committee, of which Miss Virginia
Price is chairman. are Mrs. Fred
Britton. chairman, and Charles FL
win Tribby, vice chairman: floor
committee. Frank Morrison, Capt.
Douglas Gordon Lieut.. Clifford
Hines. L. S. n. Lieut.. J. Henry
u. S. A, Clinton Tribbey.
Comdr. l. 3. Bratton, U. S. N.
Comdr. Edwerd Banks Gibson. L.
S. N. Lieut.. Benjamin Soule Gantz,
L. S. N. Carol Mcclure. DR.. Frank
Little, Walter kibbey, Bob Cain.
Karl Champion. John Bobbington.
Charles Krey. Irwin Mohekheil and
Jack Ward. Miss Irene L. Basford
is president of the Roy Mckinley
Basford Unit of the American Wo-
mems Legion. Miss Margaret Scott,
Miss Helen Hall. treasurer
and Mrs. c. Viola Fellows in charge
of press. Mrs. James w. Wads-
worth, jr., president of the National
American Woman's Legion and Mrs.
Soule Gantz, president Of
the Southern Unit of that organiza-
tion, are helping to make the ball a
success. Gen. Pershing and his
staff and Gen. John A. Lejeune.
of the Marine Corps
will be the guests of honor and Maj.
Earle jenkins. L. S. NJ. c. aide TO
the commandant. will make the
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ance Of the San Carlo Opera Com
pany, Madame Butterfly" last
evening.
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Mrs Frederick Baird. OF Pitts
burgh, is visiting in Washington
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The Vice President and Mrs. Cool
kdge were the honor guests at a
|1inner which the Misses Patten gave
[I1ft evening. This evening the vice
fesident and Mrs. Coolidge win be
|-pror guests at the banquet to be
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BRITISH NAVAL .ATTACHE
TO LEAVE WASHINGTON,

! The Assistant Naval Attache of
the British Embassy and Mrs. Z. n.
NJ. King will give up their house in
Chevy Chase on April 20 and on
that date will leave Washington
for the Pacific Coast, to be absent
about six weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Logan
will entertain at diner the evening
of May .. Later they will give a
box party at the polo ball.
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JAPANESE AMBASSADOR
TO ENTERTAIN GUESTS,

The Japanese Ambassador and
Baroness Shidehara will entertain
at dinner on May s.
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NEW YORK PEOPLE VISIT
BISHOP HARDING At HOME.
KATHARINE EFFINGER
TO WED IN SEPTEMBER.

September 3 Is the date selected
by Miss Katharine Effinser. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frederick
Efinger, for her marriage to Will
lam Barbour Ware. son of the late
DR.. u. J. Ware, of New York.
Mrs. Daniel Leray Borden will en-
tertain at bridge Friday for Miss
Eninger. .s.
Announcement has been made of
additional patrons and patronesses
for the polo ball to be given Mon
day evening, May 2. in the ballroom
OF the New willard, including the
Ambassador Of France and Nine.
Jusserand, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Stabler. Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Kauff-
mann. Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner welIes.
MRS. Thomas F. Logan, Raymond T.
Baker. and John B. Henderson.
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The British Ambassador and
Lady Geddes returned to the EN-
bassy yesterday morning from New
York.
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The Polish Minister. Prince Cash
mer Lubomirski, went to New York
yesterday afternoon and will re-
turn today. Princess Lubomirska
will entertain informally at lunch
con today.
On Wednesday morning the Min
lister and Princess Lubomirska will
leave for Pittsburgh to attend the
founders day celebration of the
Carnegie Institution at which the
Vice President will speak. They
will be the guests in Pittsburgh of
Mrs. Henry r. Rea.
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President and Mrs. Harding yes
rday afternoon at o'clock re-
ived a European monarch, HIS
ghness. the Prince Of Monaco. At
o'clock the President and Mrs.
went to the Hotel WASH
ngten to return the call.
4 Is tentatively planned that the
eresideut and Mrs. Harding will
eceive DR.. Estaban Gil Borges,
sinister Of foreign relations Of
Ne5uela. and the other members
he Venezuelan Mission.
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The Italian Ambassador. Vittorio
Rolandi Ricci. has returned to
Washington after spending two
weeks travelling through New Eng
land.
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IgAII
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Mrs. Elizabeth Gaines Smith is at
the Hotel Jefferson, Richmond, Va.
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Mrs. Louis Titus has gone. to
Burlingame, Cal, to join Mr.. Titus
and to arrange her new home there
She will return here next month.
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TEA PLANED IN HONOR
OF WASHINGTON CLUE.

Miss Maud Richards and Miss
Anna Richards will entertain at a
luncheon at the Shoreham Hotel on
May 10. The Misses Richards reside
at the Grafton Hotel. .-t.
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there now, they tell me. So long, sister,"
 It had begun to snow. big, heavy flakes, drifting with the wind, quickly Whitening the landscape. The slight marks of the trail were almost instant- ly obliterated, but the low range of hills ahead were sufficient landmark, and she forced her horse into swift pace; riding with her head lowered, but with watchful eyes peering through the snow curtain.
 She was alone now; free. with noth- ing intervening between her and Ger lasche. Her heart bounded with the elixir of success-she would bring back the doctor to Macklin. She felt no doubt any more.
 The direct trail circled just within the outer range of the sand hills, making it impossible for her to mis- take the way even In that maze of snow. She rode more carelessiy now that she was safely out of sight. and free from any possibility of pursuit. The horse, with lowered head, seemed to feel the urgency, and plunged for ward eagerly. Suddenly as they swept around a sharp corner, seeing and hearing nothing to warn of any other presence in that solitude, they came at full tilt against a halted column
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of cavalry Before Pancha could even jerk up her reins, a startled | trooper had gripped the bit, and held her mount helplessly paving the air.
 Well, what's this?' he growled, tugging at the frightened animal. and dragged half off his feet in the fierce struggle. "A Mex! Say. fellows, this looks like Arizona. Lay hold here, Mapes Call the sergeant, somebody :; I've got this bird whoa there! now, what's all this about. young lady?"
 What is it Summers? the ser geant, pushing through the ring of men, peered curiously up at her from under the brim of battered campaign hat.
 ''She just come atearing in, ser geant, like she was goin' somewhere. She was sure ridin like h-l, an she is Mex, all right
 ''So I see. Well, senorlta, what are you doing out here?"
 His face was kindly, if stern.
 "Senor I ride for a doctor" she said earnestly. Please do not stop me-a man is dying"
 "A man? Where? Is he Mexi- can?'
 No, senor, an Americano he was shot; he verra bad; If find no doc tor, he die maybe"
 But where were you going"
 To Gerasche, senor, there is army doctor there"
 Not now there ain't; he's back here with us somewhere. Where is this fellow who's hurt?" She hesitated just an instant, yet there was no avoiding the truth. If the doctor was here among these sol diers, she would have to tell the truth or else desert Macklin to his fate Be- sides. what did she care? Her hatred of Laud suddenly fared into new life. Here was the opportunity for revenge. as well as service.
 'Ir Wolves hole. senor."
 "Woiy,s' hole! Good God did you come from there? Pass the word for the major, some one. Whats that? Oh. excuse me. sir.' and he came stiffly to attentions facing the heavy set, middle-aged officer. with iron-gray mustache and goatee.
 "What have you here, sergeant?" the latter asked briefly, Mexican wom. an?'
 'Yes, sir; she just ran into us at full tilt She claims to be after a doctor to attend to wounded Amer ican over in Wolves hole" 'Is that so? Perhaps this is good luck. Who is this American. senorita some d--n white renegadef" He man love. senor." "Oh. that's 1t. Then perhaps we can do business. We've got a surgeon | hero with us. If you will show us
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CHAPTER xv.
A sauadron of the Sixth.

paneha vanished into the fos' wad- inc along the creek, and finally creep ing out below the burned caDih. II there were any guards left there they
 were mt encountered, and the mists bunp so thick at that early hour she fook few precautions to avoid mem. liar ons thought was Macklin love iiad .onouerec hate. and the desire TOT rsvenvs There was chance of sue