davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-06

tary contributions. and while tho
public has been most generous In
giving books. It has not responded
so literally financially. Thus. the
hoard 81 directors Is having dim-
tn meet running expenses Every
child participating i'm the member
SHIP ""u'"st which has been under
way sine" May. is urged TO send In
ali money Immediately. az Tho con-
test IS nearing its close. While sew
"ral hundred dollars have been re-
ceived I; j. thought that n number
"f children ar" holding money they
have collected with tho idea Of
handing IN the fun amount at ono
time.
Zig cash prizes ar" being offered in
til" contest. the nrst being 800:
second. 80: third. $50: fourth. So.
and twenty i've at 81 each. In all
di,ion 10 the money. scholarships
have been offered the winners bv
Mrs. ANNE :clnhardt James. Miss
Jean Triry. Miss Ellen GuIron. and
tn" Misses Clark and Houston
teachers respectively Of violin
voice. piano and art. There IS vet
Tim" FOR children 10 get into the
gam" nud Win one Of tho prizes pro-
vid"d they work hard. and fun in
formation can be had from Miss
Knox at the library. located in the
STATE Library building
sion NJ the local university and tho
iac' that two officers will give their
I'm, L.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-06

Sister Cecilia. OF the Benedlctino
Order. assisted by Sisters Frances,
Patricia and Justina. will have charge
OF the new Catholic school to be
opened in September.
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RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY AUGUST G, 1922

tho sermon. Will BIO ase!sted by
visiting priests from various local
parishes. Under the direction of Rev.
Joseph Brennan. assistant pastor.
special music viii be rendered
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TABB LIBRARY ATTRACTIVE
TO CHILDREN OF RICHMOND
One Little Boy, Unable to Pay Car Fare. Trudges IN
From Vicinity of lakewood to Return His
Book and Borrow Another.

ON one OF the hottest days recent
" little barefoot boy woar.Iy
dragged himself into the John r.
Tabb Library for Children. his
flushed and pcrspiring face and hi.
somewhat larHinE step Immediate
~ attracting the attention OF Miss
Elizabeth Knox. tn. librarian. TIL"
little fellow told Miss Knox that he
lived out toward Oakwo"d. and that
lacking The necessary car fare he
had trudsed all the way on foot. as
he JUS, had to return his book and
get another After being given u
fresh load ana resting short while.
the lad started on the long return
Journey under the summer sun.
This small boy is only one or ia.
hundreds OF Richmond children who
lock To III" Tabh Library regularly.
And new recruits are constantly
joining the ranks tn. high water
mark having hvon reached last Mon
day when 80 volumes were give,
out in "a single day Boys and girls
q; all degrees Of poverty and ar
hucnco az" among the patrons. AMI
each enjoys the library absolutely
without cost To themselves or their
parents. it is Thought that when
'hc schools reopen tn" number or
*
II cost 80 n month to maintain
TINS popular institution. tn. total
amount being derived from vo,un-
is 20 male available Simpl. Justice
q" the poor" II would b" tn" plan
Z" have law school students. Who now
hold stat" bar permits. to r"ndcr
scrvic" along with thu.
faculty supervision This has worked
successfully In the past and would
add practical experience" la the
local law work that would be :, val
uablo substitute for tn" recognized
Moot courts
completion of IN" nniliation Is
looked for by the university officials
W'th tho next few weeks 80 that
tho natrlculat"s of IN" law depart
incnt VIII b" in touch with It's work
beg inning with the session that starts
September II. The success of the
project looms mp very bright In lieu
OF IN" establishing 81 IA day law
school In addition To the might SEES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-06

SION NJ the local university and tho
'Hc' thht two officers Will give their
iull time az one law school
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-15
In the Matter of II. lshikawa, Bank
upt-In Bankruptcy.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS
To the creditors of H. Ishikawa OF
Waikiki, in the County of Maui, Ter
ritory of Hawaii, and district afore-
said, a bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the
10th day of August, A. d. 1922, the
said H. Ishikawa was duly adjudicated
bankrupt; and that the first meeting
of his creditors will be held at Wal
luku, Maui, Territory of Hawaii IN
the office of C. d. Lufkin, Referee, IN
the Bank of Maui building, on the 2Sth
day of August, A. ID. 1922, at 800
O'Clock in the forenoon, at which time
the said creditors may attend, prove
their claims, appoint a trustee, eX-
anime the bankrupt, and transact such
other business as may properly come
before said meeting.
c. d. LUFKIN,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Dated August 18th, 1922.
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Entered of Record
Deeds

Deeds
Henry H Peelua & VT to w o
Crowell lot 7 L P 6539, Kamiloloa,
Molokai, July Is, 1922. 5000.
w o Crowell & VT to Louisa L
Peelua lot 7 L p $3.50, Kamiloloa, Mo
lokai, July Is, 1922. 5000.
Lee Mung Suk & VT to Joseph X
Kaahu Jr IL A Of lot 5 of r p 1888
kul 1856, Kaunakakai, Molokai, July II
1922. $3.50.
Lillian A Hardy (widow), ct al to
Jose NJ Tavares, 1857 A land Maka-
wac, Maui, June l, 1922. $500.
Joseph N Kahiapo & VT to Apiu
Akuna ct al, SIS A land Pauwela, Ha-
makualao, Maui, Aug 7, 1922, $3.50.
Sophia Abreu (widow) to Bertram
S. Aiken lot 126 CIR S073 bldgs &c
Haleakala Homstds, MakawaO, Maui,
Aug 8, 1922, $3.50.
Maui Publishing Co, to Manuel 5,
Novite ST., pc land bldgs &c, Wal
luku, Maui, July Is, 1922, $3.50.
Giichi Nakayama & VT to Toshio
Kubota lot 6, Valley View tract. Wal
luku, Maui, July 10, 1922. $1lOO.
Mortgages
Jose NJ Tavares & VT to w O
Aiken, 1857 A land MakawaO, Maui
June 1, 1922. $4,000.
Suga Fukagawa to Frank A Sylvia
int in pcs land Waikiki, Maui, May
1921. $500.
Releases of Mortgage
Bank of Maui Ltd. to T SakamotC
Mtge recorded in Book 500 Page 2i3
Aug 5, 1922,
Lease
r Imao to NJ Kato pc land bldgs
&c, Waikiki, Maui, May s, 1922. Ia
yrs at $3.50 per month.
Augusta Cabral to Tadaji Watanab'
por kul 400 bldgs &c, Waikiki, Maui
Oct u, 1920. 20 yrs at $50 per an
mum.
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Troop 10 Haiku

There was a full attendance at the
meeting held on Monday night at the
Cafeteria OF the cannery. y number
of scouts from Hawaii who are work
ing at the cannery were present also
Chas. Jacobs of Troop s of Hama.
Scoutmaster Langa of the Makawao
Bronco Busters was also present and
gave the troop a drill in signalling al
so passing some Of the scouts in their
compass tests.
Scoutmaster Sousa was busy in get
ting ready for a show and SO the eX-
ecutive passed the scouts in their ten
derfoot tests. All passed with flying
colors so now all are tenderfeet. A
good singing was held and the troop
dismissed at 9 p. M.
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Paia Store, lamp fixtures, S5.O5.

Paia Store, lamp fixtures, $500.
A. Arisumi, pillow cases, $3.50.
A. Arisumi, for making pillow cases,
$1.O0.
Kahului r. R. Co, freight on pillows
s1.73.
Coyne Furniture Company, "a pill
lows, $500.
Arisumi, account stone wall contract
$4,000.
E. c. Mellor, 8 barrels cement, $3.50
Cash, Ishii contract, $4,000.
Cash, 2 Japs helping on roof repairs
$500.
w. W. Dimond & Company, 2 one
burner oil stoves and wicks, S17.40.
w. W. Dimmond & Company one
wood stove (heater), $3.50.
Cash, Ishii on stone wall, $4,000.
Coyne Furniture Company, "a khaki
pillow cases, $3.50.
Peerless Pres, Paint Co, reps, roof
of rest house, $119.14.
Maui Agricultural Co, tank for reps.
roof, $500.
Paia Mercantile Company, rope, etc,
for packing roof mat. $3.4O
Kahului r. r. Co. freight Il wood
stove) $1.46.
NJ. D. G. & C Co., food for men,
$4.O5.
Cash for Ishii, wages as caretaker'
$4,000.
Maui Garage & Trans. Co, carriage
men and material, $1,000.
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, 100 army
mattresses. 100000.
T. H. Davies and Co, lock n keys
for Rest House, $500.
c. Honda, auto q men Makawao
$3.50.
paia Store. 2 pick handles and bolts
roc.
w. w. Diamond G. Co., Z lbs rope,
$3.50.
Kahului r. R. Co, freight on mat
tresses, S27.77.
Ishii, salary one month as caretakel
S45.00.
w. o. Aiken, trowel for mountain
$3.50.
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Ben Turpin And
Buster Keaton To
Star Next Week

1.-THE man that never laughs" THE
greatest droll comedian" That is
the press comment on Buster Keaton,
one of the greatest of the present
day screen stars, who will appear at
the Kahului theatre one week from
today in his latest picture 1.-THE Pale
face"
Leading the program, however, for
that night of the States first run fea.
ture service, is the Mack Sonnet five
reel comedy starring Ben Turpin in
Married Life"
Every movie fan knows Ben Turpin
and his comic antics that never fail
to bring the largest house to his feet
and will also remember Buster Kea
ton in his latest screen dramas "The
High Sign and THE Haunted
House.
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Hand
E. & o. E.
w. o. Aiken,
Secretary.
Expenditures Haleakala Rest House
Committee.
(From October I, 1914 to July 31st,
1929
]. c. Foss, Jr. for packing material
to summit, $425.O0.
J. C. Foss, Jr., on account contract
for labor, $125.00.
Kahului Store, nails, $1.OO.
Kahului r. r. Co., freight on mater
iaf, $5.S7. ,
]. c. Correira, labor on tank and
roof, $4,000.
]. C. Foss,, balance on contract,
$3S9.75.
Isobe, carriage, ETC., $685. 90.
Honolulu Iron Works Co., material
for Rest House, $4S0.72.
C. d. Lufkin, cash for Isobe for cart
age, $1,000.
c. D. Lufkin, County of Maui for
hauling, $1,000.
Hugh Howell, hauling, $4,000.
Miss A. Wodehouse, typeing. etc.
$500.
First National Bank, Waikiki,
stamps, $500.
K. r. R. Co, Mdse. Dept, material,
$685. SO.
Dan T. Carey, material, $3.50.
Honolulu Iron Works, material sos
NJ. d. G. & G.. Co, material, $3.50
lao Stable Co, Ltd, hauling, $3.50
Puuomalei Farm, transportation $26.OC
Maui Hotel, transportation, Sl2.OO.
Tam See & Company, material, Sl.5S
Haleakala Ranch Co. hauling S925.9C
Kahului r. r. Co., freight, SlO.3l
Kahului Store, material, $63.5l.
Isobe, salary one month as care
taker, $4,000.
Alexander G. Baldwin, 10 double
hunks, mattresses and pillows, $4,000
Isobe, salary one month as care
taker, $4,000.
Kahului r. r. Co, feright on beds
etc, Honolulu to Paia, $22.13.
j. c. Foss, Jr, account contract
10000.
Isobe, salary one month as care
taker, $4,000.
Haleakala Ranch Co., carriage OF
beds from Idleewild, $4,000.
w. o. Aiken, packing beds and ma
tresses, $4,000.
Isobe, two months salary as care
taker, $4,000.
Hugh Howell, repairing roof an
carriage of beds to Idlewild, $4,000.
First National Bank, wages for care
taker for September 1915, $4,000.
} Kahului Store, half dozen blankets
. $1,000.
S. Arisumi, salary one month cart
taker, $4,000.
S. Arisumi, one man assisting o
chimney, $1,000.
Kahului Store, one dozen blankets
$17.20.
Paia Store, curtains, nails and bool
+ 1910.
Paia Store, account Ishii, caretake
$12.45.
w. 0. Aiken, pillow slips and on
basin, $1.75.
Arisumi, salary one month for car
r taker (Ishii) $27.45.
Honolulu Iron Works, 4 extra Key
to Rest House, S6.S6.
Paia Store, oil cloth for table S2.2
Bank, cash for Ishii q months sa
r ary), $4,000.
Paia Store, two stone hammers 81
Kahului r. r, Co, freight {
r blankets S1.S5.
Paia Store, 2 oil stove wicks' 81
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co-stars in this superb production
have thrown a newer and more hu-
morous light on this comedy-drama
than which has seldom been attained
by the most popular screen stars of
the day.
To make up a varied program the
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Arisumi, for Ishii repairs to Rest
House, $4,000.
Arisumi, for salary as caretaker'
$45.00.
Paia Store, one broom, soc.
w. o. Aiken, Tam See for hauling,
$500.
Paia Store, 2 wash tins, case ker-
sene, 1920.
Arisumi, washing blankets, etc,
$40.
Kahului r. R. Co., Mdse. Dept, four
wooden benches, $40.
Kahului r. r. Co, freight, S4.91.
Paia Store, lamps, oil and supplies,
s19.65
w. w. Dimond e Co., 2 doz. army
blankets, $137.56.
NJ. V. Carreira, 2 pieces terra Gotta
pipe, $500.
Kahului r. R. Co. Mdse, Dept, 20
bags cement, $29.25.
Paia Store, / case kerosene oil, $4.OO
T. II. Davies & Co, lock to store
room, 6.64.
w. o. Aiken, one man cleaning Rest
House, $500.
w. o. Aiken, account July 81, 1921,
$S59.OO
w. o. Aiken, Arisumi for washing
pillow cases, $3.45.
Honolulu Iron Works, 6 keys to
Rest House, S12.66.
w. o. Aiken, "a blankets and "a
mattress covers, $4,000.
Honolulu lion Works, 2 new keys,
$1.4O.
w. o. Aiken, services man caring
for Rest House, $4,000.
w. o. Aiken, utensils for Resi-
House, $3.50.
Honolulu Iron Works, repairs to
house lock, $1.59.
(a) Edgar Morton, December II
1914, $500.
(b) Maui News, February 10, 1915
advertising, $500.
Total, s7,090.6S.
Summary of expenses Haleakala
Rest House.
Original cost of Rest House as
per detailed statement Sd, O29.2-
Repairs and additions .-....-..... 90O.S!
Furnishings and supplies -..... 1872;
J Caretaker and oversight .-.... 1,023.35,
Total ,O9O.b'
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Costs Of Crater
Rest House Told
In Long Report
Continued From Page Six

$40; Case, D. H. So; Focke, H. S.;
Lambert, R. E. 81; Rosecrahs, F. P.
$3.50; Wichman, r. F. & Co., IS; Paia
Store, $25; Foss, ]. c. Jr., So; Rice,
H. w. 800; Lufkin, F. A. IS.
Jaeger, T. A. $40; First Natl. Bank
of Waikiki, s25; County of Maui,
$500; H. c. & S. Co, $609.50; Trimble,
Mrs. G.. X. $40; Maui Ayr. Co, S424;
Freeland, Geo. SO; Pioneer Mill,
$332.29; Maui Hotel, $25; Waikiki Su-
gar Co, $2O6.50.
Reorganization of expenses. Haleaka.
la Rest House.
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management has secured for this
evening an educational film and a
scenic feature. The "Housefly" is
an educational production and the
Canadian Scenic Photograph Lakes
of Fallen Glaciers" should prove of
more than the usual interest.
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"Twin Beds" Is Feature
Production OF States
Service AT Kahului

Twin Beds!'
Those of the Maui theatre go'ers
who have enjoyed this production on
the dramatic stage, on the mainland,
will find many an added laugh in the
play as a screen production, which
will be the States feature offering at
the Kahului Theatre, tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter De Haven,
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Troon E Makawao

This week we held no regular meet
ing as the scoutmaster was unable to
be present. The boys were waiting
at the Makawao Restaurant when one
of the scouts informed us that the
scoutmaster would not be present. We
all told stories and all had a chance
to tell one. The owner of the ~restaur-
ant listened and seemed to enjoy it.
We went home about $3.50 p. M. II
was said in the last weeks meeting
that the troop wanted to give another
show because a great many of the
present members are going away to
school in Honolulu and we wanted to
give the show before they went away.
We want to make a farewell show to
! them. Most of the people are anxious
to see the show as they were pleased
with the last one we gave.
L. DE COSTA, Scribe.
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With the Alert
Boy Scouts Of Maui
Kipahulu, Maui, Aug. 8, 1922,

kipahuIu, Maui, Aug. 8, VIZ
On Friday night, August 4th. we had
a meeting of troop 4 as usual and all
scouts were present. Tests on Judg-
ing and recruiting were passed by two
scouts. One passed test on first aid
and two passed tenderfoot.
The scouts are much interested in
bugling and are trying their best TO
be good buglers so that they be chosen
as the buglers for the troop. After
the regular meeting the scouts sans
songs and did funny acts. The meet
ing adjourned at $3.50 p. m.
Aloha nui to you and the troops, ]
am,
Your Scout,
LAWRENCE HASHIMOTO,
Scribe, Troop 4
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Same AS Before

and your friend really married
his typist. How do they get on?"
"Oh, same as ever When he dc
tates to her, she takes him down.
The Bulletin (Sydney).
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Troop II at Hamakuapoko are hold
ing we'll attended meetings as the fol
lowing shows:
August 8, 1922.
In the absence of troop leader Wal
ter Walker the meeting was called to
order by Junior troop leader Thomas
Freitas. The scout oath and laws were
repeated and after a brief business
meeting the scoutmaster gave instruc-
ton in standing at attention, facing
and marking time. 1t was intended
to hold an outdoor meeting but on &C
count of the rain this idea was aban-
doned and the time was given over to
lifts and carries in first aid. Inc
pledge to the flag was given n the
meeting adjourned at $3.50 p. m.
Respectfully submitted,
RENO TAKUMI, Scribe.
The scoutmaster was well pleased
with the attendance for IN spite Oh lne
summer vacation, fourteen SCOUTS
were present which is 90 percent Oh
the entire troop. The new trool
treasurer. Henry Baldwin was pusy
getting the dues
From the Scoutmaster
m enclosing herewith test sips
and report of last nights meeting ano
Won might add that we have a i've
troop committee for Mr.. j. j. Corel
has been passing the scouts in thell
scout pace which shows that u trool
committee is on the job. Henry Bald
win is now the troop treasurer ant
Kazuchi Tagawa and Allen Corell tlet
for honors as the highest II
the troop which includes attendance
ma yment of dues and tests passed.
Sincerely yours,
EMIL DAVIS, Scoutmasler
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Helpless

dad, one of the chaps said look
ed like you"
An what did you say?"
"Nothin. He's a good bit bigger
than me."-The Bulletin (Sydney).
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Where did you get the plot for
your second novel?"
From the film version of my first"
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Test Passed
Tenderfoot-Troop IL, X. Miyake, NJ
Shiratori, G. Kuwata, X. T~sukamoto,
Y. KIDD, NJ. Shinyama, NJ. Kuwata, T.
Kosaka, T. Matsushima, S. Sato, X.
Yuhara, r. Yamabayashi, X. Kagihara,
Troop 4 w. Kaikala, S. Ku.
Second Glass -.
Scout Pace-Troop IL, T. Kosaka.
Troop II X. Tagawa. Knife and
hatchet-F. Boteilho, Troop II. Thrift
Troop Il, l. Inoue, f. Tagawa, Cook
ing-Troop 4, All Chong, Wing Hong.
First Class
Swimming-Troop 4 All Chong Wing
Hong. Troop 2 X. Nakasone. Thrift
Troop 2, X. Nakasone. Troop 1, All
Chong Wing Hong. First Aid-Troop
4, All Chong Wing Hong. Judging
Troop 4, X. Hashimoto, K. Aalona
Scout Oath and law-Troop 2, |. Mae
hara. Troop 9 E. Luke. Recruiting
Troop ~ X. Kagihara, T. Matsushi
ma.
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II. H. Jones, former representative
of the Standard Oil Co., before leaving
for the mainland, gave the executive
a collection of California birds eggs,
which has aroused great interest in
all the scouts who have seen them.
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Troop II at Hamakuapoko is to be
congratulated on having members of
1.-The committee who are interested in
the work being done by members Of
their troop. One of the committee,
men is passing the scouts on their
scout pace. This is as it should be.
Paia and Hamakuapoko are the first
to have committeeman show a person
al and helpful interest in the doings
of their scouts. Who will be the next.
1t would be a good idea to hold a
troop committeemen's meeting some
time in the ear future. Lets get to-
gether and talk over our problems.
What do you say committeeman, are
you for it?
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Troop 2 at Puunene is having a
vacation while scoutmaster Martin is
away at Hilo but Merit Badge Scout
Tomatsu Omoto is passing tests for
any of the scouts who wish to do so.
This is the helpful spirit and is so
strongly emphasized in scouting.
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The executive is making special
trips to Lahaina to pass merit badge
tests and first and second class tests
for any of the scouts who are still at
Lahaina. A number of the troop are
at Honolua in the pine fields and can
not get over to pass tests until school
opens.
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Total Expended to Date....$409S.S7
e. & o. f.
July 9th, 1915.
w. o. AIKEN,
Secretary.
REGENTS Haleakala Rest House.
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Merit Badge
Troop Doings

swimming-Troop 5. Geo. Leong.
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Donations as per list for Haleakala Rest House -.
Collections from July 1915 to December 31st, 1913
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Troop II at Hamakuapoko are hold
ing well attended meetings as the fol
lowing shows:
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The Nevada County picayune., 1922-03-09

TT want you t0 DICK me out the neatest, most convenient house you have on your list" was the reply.
 The customer insisted on Arnold expressing his preference and 1udg- ment. Finally the stranger said:
 'TIl take that house-it's a little palace"
 What name in the deed. pleaseT inquired Arnold, taking up pen.
 Arnold White"
 "What?" exclaimed Arnold. "Why, that's my name!"
 q know 1t is." bowed the stranger coolly. T am following out my in- structions implicitly"
 But don't understand"
 You soon will. I am an attorney from Montana, representing Ernest Drake"
 What my old friend whom have not heard from for two years"
 "The same. and the man you loaned s2OO to. We'll. we went West and got In jail. Stayed there for two years, stubbornly fighting for valuable land entry he had made. There was a technicality and he stood by his guns. l helped him. We beat the land sharks and he Is rich today. There Is the money you loaned him with In terest"
 Arnold was stupefed. Then hls first thought was of Leila.
 By the way. Mr. White" said the stranger-"about this young lady Mr. Daniels told me about?
 Ernest Drake would think of your happiness ahead of anything else he said. AS his representative. I give you this news. reliably acquired : Miss Morton Is only waiting for you to ask her company to that theater party You will ask her and she will go At the theater party pop the ques- tion and she will accept you.
 And Leila did
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DOING Ills Dt TN

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