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Grease the cup in which you
measure molasses and every drop
will run out and there will be no
waste.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-13

pre- scented the we'll nourished. indeed
rotund, person of a Frenchman OF
thirty devoted to "le Sport" as wit
ness his aggressively English tweeds
ard the single glass screwed into ms
right e~ye-socket.
Like shapes from some superbIy
cCstumed pageant of high life N the
ty entieth century this trio drifted'
rather than merely walked ike o
tails, across the terrasse and into thc
Cafe de PUnivers.
But there was more and better to
come
There remained in the car a mere
cge man, undistinguished but by
a lack of especial distinction. sober
of habit, economical of gesture,
dressed in a simple lounge suit su n
as anybody might wear, beneath d
rough and ready made motor coat.
1--WE dine here, Jules he an
rounced in English.
Settling into place behind n
wheel Jules saluted with fine finish
ana Difference.
VERY good, Mr.. Phinuit, sir" he
said meekly, in the same tongue. &c
his he added, coolly. and in pre-
cisely the tone of respect that be-
came his livery: whats the ;wfui
idea. you big stiff"
Mr.. Phinuit betrayed not Il
slightest sense of anything untoward
in this mode of address.
why" he said pleasantly you
r lstegotten garage hound-wEy 40
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who had been killed in action at La
Fere-Champenoise on the ninth of
September following. Her home?
The Chateau de Montalais.
On the hand Duchemin saw a blue
diamond of such superb water that
this amateur of precious stones
caught his breath for sheer wonder
at its beauty and excellence and
worth. Such jewels. he knew. were
few and far to seek outside the col
lections of princes.
The mellow resonance of a two
tored automobile horn. disturbing
DGchemin's meditations, recalled
him to Nant in time to see a tour
ing car of majestic proportions
which was sweeping a fine curve
round two sides of the public square.
Instantly. as the wheels ceased to
turn, a young man in the smartest
livery imaginable, green garnished
with gold, leaped smartly from the
drivers seat, with military precision
opened the door of the n and,
holding it, immobilized himself into
the semblance of a waxwork image
with the dispassionate eye, the f., m
mouth, and the closely razored
square jaw of the model chauffeur.
INuSllCS anu lDW IolOlh Wtlc al
ready gathering, when from the .on-
neau descended first a long and pain
fully emaciated gentleman, whose
face was a cadaverous mask of set
tied melancholy and his chosen tot
lette for motoring, as might be seen
through the open and Tapping front
of his ulster, s tightly tailored light
gray cutaway coat and trousers.
with A. double-breasted white waist
coat, a black satin Ascot scarf trans
fixed by a single splendid pearl, and
spotless white spats.
His hand. as gaunt as a skeletons
assisted to alight a young woman
whose brilliant blond beauty. viewed
for the first time in evening sha-
dcws, was like a shaft of sunlight in
a 6arkened room. A well-made crea-
ture, becomingly and modishiy
gowned for motoring, spirited yet
dignified in carriage, she was like a
vision of the Rue de la Paix.
Following her, a third passenger
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Go on With the Story
CHAPTER ~
Enter RnmancP

When she had graciously permit
tea Duchemin to assist her to a
place in the carriage, Madame Sc
venie turned Immediately to CON-
fort her granddaughter. 1t was
easy 10 divine an attachment there,
between d'Aubrac and Louise dc
M~ontalais; Duchemin fancied, and,
as it turned out, rightly, the two
were betroathed.
But Madame de Montalais was
claiming his attention.
Momentarily a hand slender and
firm and cool rested in his own.
Then its owner was settling into
place beside Madame de Sevenie, and
Duchemin clambering up to his on
the box.
The road proved quite rough and
decievitous. Duchemin was grateful
for the moonlight-until he remem-
bered that without the moon there
would have been no expedition that
night to view the mock ruins of
Montpelier by its unearthly light.
and consequently no adventure to
entangle him.
Upon this reflection he swore soft
ly but most %fervently into his becom-
ing teard. He was well fed up with
adventures, thank you, and could
have done very well without this
latest.
What now of the comfortable
pseudonymity of Andre Duchemin?
Posed in an unacceptable glare of
publicity, how long might he hope to
escape recognition by some acquaint-
ance, friend or enemy? Heaven
knew he had enough of both sorts
scattered widely e the face of Eu-
rope!
II seemed hard, indeed -.
At La Rogue it was as Duchemin
had foreseen. Whereas the motor
car was waiting safe and sound
enough. it's chauffeur had vanished
into thin air. W%hereupon Duchemin
asked whether the chauffeur had
been a stout man, and being n
formed that it was so, considered the
case complete. Mesdames de Sevenie
ct de Montalais, he suggested, might
give up all hope of ever again see
ing that particular chauffeur.
The landlord of the auberge, a
surly sot, who had supplied this
barouche with the nan to act as
driver and guide in one, took with
i'll grace the charge that his m
ploye had been in league with the
bandits. But this was r on the
word of Madame de Montalais; it
was their guide. she said. whom Du-
chemin had driven over the CHIT.
And, as Duchemin had anticipated
her name alone proved enough TO
silence the landlords virtuous pro-
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you ask?"
In the same manner Jules replied.
Cant you see it's going to rlin?'
$50 it is" Mr.. Phinuit commented
amiably: in1eed, not without : cer-
tain hint of satisfaction. Blessed If
ytu don't see everything"
How do you get that way? Do
J " want US all to get soaked to OF
~sBiEs?"
MY dear Jules!" Mr.. Phinuit re-
turned with a winning smile - 81
don't give a tupenny damn If we
rlanded to drive him to the chateau;
do"
A. that moment arrived the
caleche which Duchemin had com
and with a ride of two miles beforG
mr. and rain imminent, he had NJ
mere time to waste.
Continued in Next Issue)
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W Louis
Joseph Vance
@pn International Masazne Company

| testar:Cns.
Seated beside Madame de Mont
ALIAS. Duchemin watched her operate
the car with skilful hands on the
road to Nant.
The sweep of night air in his face
was sweet and smooth, and stroked
his eyelids with touches as bland
as caresses of a pretty woman's
fingers.
Il was good to be alive tonight,
alive and weary and not ill-content
with self, in a motor a swinging
swiftly and silently along a river
road in the hills of southern France,
with a woman lovely and mysterious
at the wheel.
Duchemin was conscious of some
thing like a shock of emotion, a sud.
den surging of some hunger that had
long lain dormant in his being. I'M
suspected, how long he could not
surmise, gaining strength in latency,
waiting to be awakened and set free
by one careless, sidelong look and
smile of a strange woman.
Eve" he whispered, unheard,
Eve de Montalais. :"
CHAPTER v
Phinuit & Co.
In the upshot, however, legal
necessity had nothing to do with
the length of time devoted by
Monsieur Duchemin to kicking idle
heels in the town of Nant; where
the civil authorities proved consid-
crate in a degree that gratified and
surprised the confirmed Partisan.
The driver-guide of La Rogue
turned out to have been a thorough
paced scamp. well and Unknown to
the gendarmerie; the wound sus-
tanned by Monsieur d'Aubrac bore
testimony to the gravity of the
affair, amply excusing Duchemin's
interference and it's fatal sequel.
Late in the afternoon of his sec
vision dwell upon the distant
chateau almost as constantly as his
thoughts.
He was to dine there that very
evening. He had yet to hold n
minute of private conversation with
Eve de M~ontalais. and yet -.
Now he had seen Madame de Mon
talais another time, and had found
that she fitted to the sweetest de-
tail of perfection his ideal of Wo-
MAI
On the previous afternoon, meet
ing the ladies of the chateau by ar
rangement in the bureau of the
mayor, Duchemin had sat opposite
and watched and listened to Eve de
Montalais for upward of two hours.
Posed with consummate elegance
in her half-mourning. she had mar
rated quietly her version of last
nights misadventure, an occasional
of humor Tightening the NOV
ing modulations of her voice. A
deer and vibrant voice, contralto in
quality, limiting at hidden treasures
of strength. A fair woman. sim
but round, with brown eyes Level
and calm, a translucent skin of
matchless texture, hair the hue of
bronze laced with intimations of
golG 49,.
Her age, she said, a twenty
nire. her birthplace, the City of New
York: her parents, Edmund An
struther, once of Bath. England, but
at the time of her birth a natural
lied citizen of the United States,
and Eve Marie Anstruther, nee
Legendre, of Paris. Both were dead.
In June, 1914, she had married, in
Paris, Victor Maurice de Montalais.
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AVENEL

Mrs. Edward A. Moran and sons,
William, Thomas and Edward, and
daughter Eileen. attended the Will
liam Brennan's outing at Olympic
Park in Newark on Saturday.
Z. A. Moran and Roland Schlundt
enjoyed the clam bake of the Elks
of Railway at Picton.
Irving Baker and E. A. Moran
spent Tuesday resigtering the peo-
pie OF Avenel for the coming cleo
tim
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Begin Here Today

When the brilliant member of the
English Secret Services known as
ANDRE DUCHEMIN attempted TO
throw the Bolsheviki off his trail
by taking a walking tour IN
southern France. he encountered
adventures even more hazardous
than those he attempted to avoid.
After a terrific battle with a
Partisan Apache, Duchemin rescue
from highwaymen
NINE. DE SEVENIE, her grand
daughter,
LOUISE DE MONTALAIS, and
EVE DE MONTALAIS, widow Of
Nine. de Seventies grandson. who
was killed in the World War.
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sToCKHoLDERS' MEETING

Tho annual meeting or the st"'hh"!d
nrs Of tho West \irgihin EHr"a'''"h ana
Stat, faIr Association az wheeling. w.
\, win Loo hcld ga Monday. January
10 ~" between Ihu h"uIh "f "nd I
ZACH ~ 49,. at tho "HI, y az thn Ass"
,.IoIi,.r ,.u iLr rali iiI"nnlh i"i ihc I"i
ru,o 81 Gle. tia. dii,' I"ia t., tho ""S"
H.. "a, and i.., II,.. t,anSn, tI,i 81 ~, .
,n,., In,rIu,"n ii,rt '."s Ir"I''I' '''''s
t.,.Tn,a H.. meeting
HI.r " IiIt I',oali""t
1I.I,, g., .III't NEa Ir"s'd""i
~ IirIi I'""aU'"'
1T ~ ~ NV NuIf u"''"i"'"
Ion I
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400 nHmrn IHDuUTnD
I",n III. No" h"'""i" o'p""ls"h""
M..,I"n H.id -" hilltop.

Sun huirui" Irs Inu ~ Mo-" than
/ 100 rnru v.rro lu,lrh INT" ~" Nnh
AninuIn Eu EluX y Inu Ihurudnv ulHhi
ut q meeting huId uu ~ hlllI"p "Ncrl""h
luE Nv" city. u"w"pnr"ru h"i" wcr" nd-
,lp"d today
Tho report said lhrrc thousand whl'o
robbed klnnpmrn witnessed I'll" core
monicp Prominent nfflCcrs Of tho or
gnnlzation were h"rr from many partT
OF tho country, II was stated.
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ALI. OR NONE IS
FORD UI.TIMhIUM

WnrhinGi"n. Iuu" - CIV 1h" hHH"-
rirIrh IIorGD I'll" French government
han npprunrh"d Ii'ury l"rd hv Cnh'"
nrl,ing n ho would CunFincr TIA" pnr
rha.o ur lnilI"rhIp" III announcing
the rrqucH hero i"dry Mr.. I"rh nhlh
10 Ind replied that uul'na u" could buy
the entire French navy lac would not l."
Interested Ia job lot" y" answer |" his
Cahlu had been received he sn!d.
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FIVE BADLY INJURED
IN PASSENGER WRECK

Sunknno Wnrh Jan !? Five per-
sons wtIn r"rIuurly injured and 10 or
/" ,IhrIn wcIr niIEhIlv hurt when 'ho
three rear cam OF NpihrIu Racine I'mn.
rrurrI train '.". l. w"rihnunh IT," korlh
, nurt I.lmli'd ,lrinllrl n,r Iull"n went
.T ,UuuuII Nnnh. last nIrhI "''"i'llnE
To- inflammation l." tho dl,uhI'h"I y "Ifl Z"
at Inrr Nnrh
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APPOINT RECEIVER FOR
SUGAR PRODUCTS CO,

New York. Jan. ia receiver for the
Sugar Products company. n suDsidiAry
Of the United states Food Products
company. was appointed today by led.
rral Judge Mack. Liabilities exceeding
81, 900. 900 were alleged by the coms
plainant. the lntcr-Occan OIL company
OF Pierre. South Dakota.
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R|OT|NC MARS ARRIvtf|
OF PRINCE At NADIA

Madras. india. Jan. l2.--(By The A.
, U'dnicd Ivraa)--Tho arrival or @
Irurc Of Wales hero todny was a.
""mpnn!"I with rather serious rlotin1
roHuliinE IN rovrral casualtioA The
riotInE became 20 intense that the -
leo lntcrrcrcd With armorcd cars.
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Thee In always g"rd deal or Ills
,ussl"n about what IL III" boat h'h' al
hal IT, un-. but II gill h""wn that 30"
,ior anh paint uio ihe h"si hal I"' Nho
poor nnh
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MIsCHLLANEOUS

WANT TO HEAR from owner having
farm FOR sale: KINe particulars ana
lowest price. John J. Rack. w. Virginia
St, Chippewa Falls. Wisconsin.
jan.T-lt-2l
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A MiIIionaire'S Motto
Adds S. to His Pla,

'hI"nEo. Ian I9--Iuihs ltosan wnldr
'hi"hg" mnr'hnni Ih'lhnihropiHt. ana
ninnY tiuIrn u mllIlonnlr". tnhhy WIS u
Il'h"r when hir IuNorito motto. say.
lnV "f ituhrIi ln1"rn"li. won tho first
utltu IN u Chicago newspaper daily
uI"iiO 'Oni"Ft
Tho mott" wn" II would in'hor To
h"Egnr nu'l Np"uh my money likn king.
than n klrig mud ppcnd my money llko
h"ggnr"
Mr.. Uorcnwnld has contributed mil
Hons of dollars to charitable md NH.
nuthrppiC Cnt"rprlHeR IN recent years.
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ausINEss oPPoRTUNruIBs.

EXCELLENT opening In hiEh-Sradc
mechanical and sales business for
GENTLE man who can Invest $1,000 cash.
Must take active Interest at once. Busl-
ness pays attractive returns and has 20
do with all kinds OF industrial and
mechanical plants VIII pay salary and
share OF pronts. State age. phone mum
>iber and occupation In hrst letter. This
is a good opportunity for man vino
means business and can fulhIl all above
requirements. Address Is a. care inte!
lisencor. ia III
IN IOU would Iito 10 Ln"w about The
biggest su''oss o,OI nado ~ '.n1 l,""
ON q small InvestnoUi 81 II ~tIto uta
ibill Williams IG1a'. Mai" -. I'"II"s
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ia, ais ,n"ntha during """r"ir" s""rl"
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BIC BERTHA"
SECRETS Barred
German Officer, Who Helped
Design Gun Which Fired on
Paris, Tells Of Work.

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Real Estate Sold For Taxes

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A Princeton prof"rEnr says no cnn-
not 1.-Two ON n Pnlnry OF fl0O00 u year.
Eclthrr cnn most other college prOfns-
HOrH. no matter how much they'd lika
It chance to try.-Clcvcland Plain
Dealer.
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LOST AnD FOUND

LOST--Dog. wirc-haircd fox terrier.
brown ears. black patch on body: so
reward Ihnne J70J-J. gag Chaplino
~ janlC-l
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DISTRInUTpES for III" i"ri"'t an
Brake. ov"rS owner "ut"w"h'i"' '"'N
or trailer will buy. AIR i'rnk" t'nE'""''
ing Corp. 90 C"ntr" St. N'"''N' - =
jan tg
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TRAFFIC. or shipping man la ou"fsd
unusual opportunity hnd official con
nection nationally Established hfm' h"''
be qualified 10 munnE" l"'h bureau w
prcnidont Waiting Wheeling WIN nH"'"
,nt,ryIcw skinner n Carrier. II Water
q, Ncv York lan.lig
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FOR SALENOno MCRay Ice Box; 0XS
feet: almost new: reasonable prlco To
quick buyer. Call Wheeling 1874 80
Narhet street JAIL
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Fear Erasmus Wilson's
Illness May End Fatally

Pittsburgh Jan. l1.--F.rnSnlS WILSON,
president emeritus az the Pllthh'IfGl
Ruy Scouts, and dean Of active IhtiA-
hurEh newspaper men. IL III In h"N"'-
tai here and fears were today enter =
lainrd that lie wOulG not recover. Mr..
Wilson. who was born III tho 'dpiihI
valley. Belmont county. bhi". H"M nc
tN" seINIrn In the iINil var WITH the
ohio Irn"pS. aud since the clos" at hos
rliiIlcs han hcon engaged Ia newspaper
N"h Ia Wnshn gt"n. f'nnay INnnia ana
InIInI,IIph fii ia" past 81 years lao
hn, h,,u Ihr ',lul"i tJn"INrt' "I lhn
IIIIsiuuIsh Gazette. 'i.in,,n Ito In "Is'
,li,IN ku"un a. - I.,.tuIuI "Ini "n "n-
,h"IiY "n ia. rniiy hI"i"iy "f ih" pil''
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Statesmen Every town and #"''""
yearly permanent selling ne" '""'
moditIcs needed tn every h"iu". ROBIN
a sons. mfrs. rark Ave-. ITUth st. New
York. J""'''"
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AMBITIOUS MEN--Th" Truen'an rams
reveal secret Of getting good p"N'''""
quickly: learn one day. send ""'y y t"'
complete plans. TAltsnau 90. 300 T. tth
Ave. Suite iu"A New York. Jdh.tl-S
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ED-ENperlenced Ind thoroughly
~, competent cnoh Ia ANAL FANNY "u'
tho pike good vases, m"'' u" wen
recon nlendod f"r particulars 81"
Wheeling iIaO. Jan
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DIED

On Wednesday. January II
$50 nCluC.y y. II. 1T tn" homo
daughter. Mrs ". r. M"hl"r
IwoOd Pittsburgh. HARRIET
SE. VITO OF Samuel Webb
l,nsral services at tho Residence 81
her daughter. AIrs. H. IT, M"'"Ilnrh
No $40 South l'cnn wr"et. SUNDAY
afternoon at . 20 "'r!"'k FItcnds
are respectfully iu'it"d t" attend. In
q torment private Ia M"NIr'h'u "'m,-
terry.
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wANTED-
BOYS
TO
SELL
THE INTrLLIoKNCER
MORNINGS
BEFORE
SCHOOL
OfSica, 1908 Market -
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WANTED-Girl for general h""se""I"'
Mrs. =. T.. Wimple. Ltn"A' ih'"'
tyood.dsI, al Jan li-S
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MEN wanted for detective work en-
perioncc unnecessary. rite J. Ghhor.
former Govt. Detective, ST Louis
dc3l jan l-l4-"l-@S
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ron BALD Tralim"hiln. -, ~" r"ra'-
10y. nearly an good 40 now. r'h" He'Y
low To quick huT"' III" h"d"'"""
lMotlTsE"' co. lI"i N"h'" 81. h"'lahs.
Ohio Jan 10
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MINK wrap with hell sleeves aud
.ha~l cape collar Of srli nster,al.
Nude color chiffon hose. Iilack satin
colonial alipptn with th,ne st0ao
Buckles. Posed by Mia du Font.
Universal star.
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FOR SALE e. c.. Cooper Corllss en-
gIne. 2:5 horsepower. l l25 horsepower
IRE tube boiler; National feed water
heater. Dean boiler feed pump: l
Snow boiler feed pump: l Westinghouse
steam air compressor $50. lot pipe
check valves. exhaust heads and lubr'-
ca.ors. / flooring machine. l solr-teed
rip saw. | automatic turning machine.
4 turning machine. housing machine.
! automatic mon tiser. / cross cut saw
I rip saw. shutter Stat pIE"tnr' ]
shutter slaI staple machine. / shultr'
Taper GiaAIa grind stone. j w
lisita 18Th and E"n stroots. Wheeling
~ u. ia - IA
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wANrED-fHMAL1

,WANTED-Woman 10 clean OFFICES l"
! evening. Apply Wheeling TIL" CO.,
Thirty-nrst and Chaplino Sts Jah'I'-'
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FOR BALE F"rd sedan. 1870 model.
! new battery and Ilrea. good me"hanl-
cal condition Cstt W""d'dal" ilt ",
jan. IN
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WANTED p"rsien ETH f"r general
- hous.v.,b auh clean .""hins 800
Wa,yu,,d Ays Ih"na "a Hni """"
lau
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WA NTnp T'pIds l"an H"h '"'''''
Foreman Ter LanI"rn chi" hi'Ir axe
experience. and hainry "Nr"'''' ""'
rlsd man. Mys( 1.-Two At ~" m'"e "'"'
References Npply /" u"N I u a. care
,a,.,,,. IA T.: /
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Name or r"ra"n charged with inNc" and
local description ut lamda
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,r-hrl WIlIInn. 20 - Nlu"3aId
A Id NIrio nud C"uuly tnr f"r IHlH
The Bossier banner., 1922-06-22
Around Kingswood.

Dated: Monday, June 18TH
A nice rain this afternoon, after sew
eral days of warm weather, makes one
feel considerably refreshed.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Shelby spent yes
feriay with Mr.. and Mrs. Henley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Busl,ey and family,
also Mrs. Loper and Mrs. Harris, spent
Yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. be-
Ment, who reside near the Bellevue oil
field
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren DeAfent have
the coincidence of the residents Of this
community In the loss of their infant
daughter, Annie Belle Lois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farmer and Mr.. and
Mrs. King Tidwell. from the oil field,
spent Saturday night and Yesterday
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
mdwell.
Mr.. Z. r. Sapp and son, Youree. and
wife, of Princeton, were pleasant Wis
itors Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Rusbey.
Mrs. ]. Daniels spent the past week
end with her parents - at the Cross
Roads. They are all enjoying visit
from their son and brother, from At.
lanta, Ga. -DTrsY.