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Reid Talks on Roads.
fterial 90 Tho Nova

PAMl'A oct Mayor y. T.. Reid
m lnmp1 has made several datrs over
thD Puhaudl, Plains district IN behalf
OF Oh, TEas Highway Association OF
I'NI~ ii' was recently appointed
special representative of that organize.
zion. There have been good rains in the
l.Wu" country lately and the fall
wheat seeding viii soon De- finished.
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pAIIiAET. cor "a charter has
b'ru ISSUED here O.. Hn organization or
common ahoeU- WHICH Us affiliated
with 'U. American Federation of Labor.
Geo W F"ur i- th, president and
g. e. Cumming secretary
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Episode one
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CHATTER I

CHATTER I
nURlNG the last two wears Fate.
- Chance. and Destiny had been
TOO busy 90 attend 10 Mike
Cl'u.h
E.' now DTS turn was coming ln
tho Eternal S-1ucr. % thrcI Tho
stars ln their oourses indicated tho
beginning ~ tho undo.ng O., Nike
Cuu,h
From l.g'hhn,a n refugee Countess
wrote 90 James Darrash IA New
York
After two years We have
discovered that % was Jose
O4intanls band % in,crna Ional
thieves that robbed R'cca Quin.
tana has disappeared,
"a Lovuu'.ne diamond broker
In Sew York. named Emanuel
sard. may be IN Communication
with him.
"Riccs and are going %
America as soon a. possible
Valentine"
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tor pc started 10 look up Slrd.
bar that very morning Sard had
received curious letter nom Rot.
terdau. This was the letter
s8r,us 80 Tourmaline -
ArIEonts 90 Rholon.te FOR.
phyrv - Obsidlan - Nugget
Gold Diaspore Novacul.'e
Yus Sucret Silver 90 Amber 49,
Matr.X Turquoise - Elasol'te
Ivory . Sardonyr Moous,one
Iceland Spar -- kalpa ZIrcon
90 Eyo Agate Cclon..e - lap.s
Iolie o. Sephri,e -- Cnat
ccdorv - UylroHfe Iiegn.te
- Amc,hTst -- Selcn.te Fare
ppa, - Iabradorts go Alua
marine - Mslach.ts 49, Iris
stone Nairol te -- Garnet
Jade 80 Emerald 3D. Wood opal
90 Fssonlto 90 Iazl'i Ip fote
80 Ruby - ONYX - Sapphire 90
Infl-oita - Tonar - EIeasa
Indian Diamond star sap.
phIre - African Diamond
Iceland Spar - Lap' Cuci'er
AblI1ra - Turkish Turquoise
OF Nina Stone -- Sa'ro'to --
cats Lyo - E.e-.glm ''' Is
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That afternoon Young Darr1Eh l1
Gated Sarts oiucr and presented
himself o. a customer. Ths weasel
faced clerk behind ne wicket iald q
pistol handy and informed Dlrragh
that sard was away on business
trip.
Darraeh looked cautiously around
the small ONCE:
I have important news concern
irr Tos- Qu.niaua " whispered bar
ragh: Wrsrc q sard
WIZ. he h,d 'et'cr from oI.n.
tans TINS very morning" replied 'l'
clerk n \ low. uneary voice. M
Sard let for Albany cn tho one
O'Clock train. l. there an trouble
I,zrrsgh bored him through VIII
his dark stare:
Mad your business" he said.
Tbst night in Albany Darragh
p.cks1 % ssTd's trail. II lei 20 a
dealer IN automobiles Sard had
fought 4 Comet si1. paying cash
sad haf started north.
J'hrcuFh Schenectady. Fonda. and
Naynrld. the following day. Oar
fash traced a brand new Comet SiS
containing one short. dark Ievan
tine with a parrot nose. In North
VIE DsrreEh hired a Ford
A; Lake Peasant sard's car weni
wrong nsrragh missed him BY ter
minutes but he learned that Sart
had inquired the way 10 Ghost Lake
Inn
Tnat vas Eufrc.ent. na-rayt
bought az I've. drove AZ far a. liar
rods corners. dismissed the Ford
nnd walked into a forest entirely
familiar 20 him.
lie emerged in half an hour on 4
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sieia. The Nsss

PANHANDLE pct 1-Alihough
handicapped by nof hefr able fo hats
the rev Fl foa building Cor tho begin.
ring Df tho term. good work vls done
hf approximately 800 pupils n fhe pub.
De- Schools bore % BE- hoped that part
~ Tho new building may d. o. uple1
by ihe ast n this month n pa other
serious delays occur,
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tpw"rih League Organized
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SliNIlsTpN u,f Am Epworlh
l,lgu, hss He'r wEauil",l here iv III
youue u,upi. ,. iHe Methodist church
puhI, installation OF officers was held
it OH, church sunday night
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THERE'S WHERE HALF TifE
TROUBLE IN THE NORTH
WOODS MATCHES"
fnw pr 0'ana Cipher
..r # InU'-h's lIro.
l g.rHHls cipher proved 90
Do o. .... 1..ust.r-,he worry
simplest ~ ~rt messages Wln.
n aa .l.g uUl1-a had ., psnS. sI
Ola.
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Take notice
"ssr Pond n Y. Meme
Na.e O7r-h. Has l'iam-
!Hs Jewel .. Ero.lte 90.
! o.. no once.
"Qur'aua."
Having served IN Russia a. a.
1H-er .n ne Military Inicilgor.
D,rl-'urr' attached 20 the Amer
.al Ih..Itumry forces. nsra--
bad l.'e f-11blc with Qgr'lra. e
le"ar EteH ,he signature was r1'
1Hr.. .bs fraction rs was easily
Translated Qgut; and ths familiar
pres. option srmhol a a spelled ana,
rf..r gavs Qn.n'ans's name .n fgl
lis bad heard % Eros.ie a. tho
rarss. sri most magnificent % al
gems On'r three wee known. The
Young Duchess Theodor.ca OF Is
thou.a ils possessed one.
Darrnch was immensely amused
20 f-f Inst fhs chase after Emanuel
Sard should have led h'n % The very
hcriets ~ the great liarrol .s'afs
in thf Adirondscks. which now vas
tho Woneriy Of Harrods nephew
James parraeh.
When he cene % the nr- ire.
pas notice n. stood q moment o.
read g. Then. slowly. he turned and
Looked toward Cnnch's.
Fs'r Chance. SRI DESTINY vsr~
becoming very busy with Mka
Cl.nch They haf started Qu.n'sna
Ssrf ani uarrazh 90 BIZ trsL Vow
the- stirred up the sovereign Stale
% New York.
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TuIia Editor Move, to ~ raso.

II la. cot Barnett - Iitisn.
form'f editor and half owner - the III.
lla Herald has moved 10 Al I'aso 81 hcts
d. uu make bis hOae.
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IIr Lubbock \tJ.au.He issued
daily edition. part uI last week
W honor u0 the \mj. \uuuai
South Plains Fair and the district
and Bible Conference
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Aluminium step ghss ha- he'r md.
That if can Do. used ais. 1s a Jag.
aulef.
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STAG DINNER PARTY
GIVEN TUESDAY EVENING

Among the delightful entertain
ments of this week was stag din
ner party gievn Tuesday evening by
William McKinnon, in honor of J..
H. Pierce, of Bristol, Conn.,, who is
the guest of Mr.. Franklin Aiken.
During the world war Mr.. Pierce and
Mr.. Aiken were companions and fell
low workers on the United States s.
G. 206 and Mr.. Pierce is enroute to
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TODAY's RECIPES

Plttsburg PotatOes-Pl, &c in cas-
serole one pint potato cubes, boil
ed t2ot too tender), and two chop
ped sweet peppers. Make a cream
sauce, OF one pint milk, one-quarter
pound mild cheese, grated, one
tablespoon flour and one teaspoon
SAT-. Pour over potatoes. Cover
the top with chopped bacon and
bake until brown.
Corn Pudding-One-half can of
corn, one cup milk, two eggs, two
teaspoons corn starch, one table,
spoon butter, salt and pepper.
separate the eggs, beat yolks, add
melted butter, corn starch, salt and
pepper. Then add corn and milk
and last the white of eggs, beaten
astiH Bake about forty minutes.
Winter Salad-One cup cabbage,
shredded; one small bottle stuffed
olives. chopped; one green pepper,
chopped; one-half cup nut meats.
Mix all with mayonnaise. Sprinkle
tsp with chopped pepper and gar
'aish With parsley.
Quick Coffee Cake-Cream one
aus-ts- cup butter. Add three
quarter cup sugar, one egg (beat-
Ell, one-hah cup milk, two Guns
ID aour with two teaspoonfuls
baking powder. Beat well and pour
sa.o kuttared pans. Spread with
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MENU IIN~
Breakfast.
Oatmeal With Top Milk.
Baked Apple. Coffee Cake.
Coffee.
Dinner.
Clear Tomato Soup.
Pittsburg Potatoes.
Canned Green Beans.
eream Fle. Tea.
Supper.
Corn Pudding. Winter sala,
Steamed Rice With Raisins.
Cookies. Milk
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melted butter, chopped nuts, sugar
ind cinnamon. Bake about twenty
minutes.
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BAPTIST BARRACKS AND
PHILATHEAS HAD MEET.

Tuesday evening the Baptist 3ara-
ca and Philathea classes he'll their
business meeting in the church, par
lor.
The two classes assembled in a
joint meeting and H. O. Robinson,
.who is president, had charge of the
devotional. The classes then separ-
ated and went to their class rooms
where business was transacted and
later joined each other for social
session, after which delightful re-
freshments were served.
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melted butter, chopped nuts, sugar
ind cinnamon. Bake about twenty
minutes. s
NEW HELPS--NEW INTEREST
Every mother knows the magic
OF a new toy-knows how the TOW
that possesses new and untrie
possibilities keeps the child's at
tention and makes play time mass
without complaint.
Doesn't the same thing hold true
with other folk?
Isn't it often true that new
device for doing homework. a new
cooking utensil, will ,onletimes
prove worth many times it's origin
al cost because of the ST. illus it
gives the worker?
Sometimes when the housewife
feels at the end of her rope. when
she comes to the point where she
IS gong to announce to her fam
lily that they will have to dig up a
boarding place or get a house
keeper, at such times there is moth
ing that does so much to clear the
the atmosphere as a new toy.
Take the fireless cooker, for in
stance. True, it is an expensive
toy, but it has been known to do
much more than save fuel and pro-
vide a good way of cook inex-
pensive meats and tough vegetables.
Before now housewives have start
ed in with a new enthusiasm for
cooking. They had got weary of
the rut of the old time cookinr.
But with the fireless cooker recipe
book in hand they have been able
to devise new and interesting
dishes in new way.
All the new devices of cookery
have this advantage, even though
they do not prove to have the last
ing value of freless cooker. You
may not have continued using pa
per bags long, but doubtless while
you used them they madc cookin,..
an interesting diversion rather than
a monotonous drudgery.
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WILSON STUART.

Mr.. and Mrs. Manson Wilson an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Alice Bell, to Mr.. George
Calvert Stuart, the marriage to be
solemnized in December. No cards.
Mr.. Calvert Stuart is the youngest
son of Mrs. Angela Stuart, of st. ST.
mon island, and is a young man hav-
ing host of friends in the city vino
will be interested in, the announce
ment of his engagement. He is a
descendant of one of the oldest and
most distinguished families of St
Simon and is a brother of Mrs. r.
R. Hopkins, Jr.. in this city, and Mrs.
Deborah Marlin, who is now in train
ing at Johns Hopkins hospital, in
Baltimore.
Miss Wilson, an attractive Atlanta
girl, has made several visits to ST.
Simon and she also has many friends
both at the resort and in Brunswick.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR

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HOW A LITTLE GIRL DANCED

Oh, cabaret dancer, 1 know a dancer
Whose eyes have not looked on the
feasts that are vain.
I know dancer, / know a dancer,
Whose soul has no bond with the
beasts of the plain:
Judith the dancer, Judith the dancer,
With foot like the snow and with step
like the rain.
Oh, thrice painted dancer, vaudeville
dancer,
Sad in your spangles, with Soul all
astrain;
| know a dancer, ! know a dancer,
Whose laughter and weeping are
spiritual gain;
A pure-hearted, high-hearted maiden
evangel
With strength the dark cynical earth
to disdain.
Flowers of bright Broadway! You
of the chorus
Who sing in the hope of forgetting
your pain:
| turn to a sister of sainted Cecilia,
A white bird escaping the earth's
tangled skein!-
The music of God in her innermost
brooding!
The whispering angels her footsteps
sustain!
Oh, proud Russian dancer, praise for
your dancing!
| No clean human passion my rhyme
would arraign
You dance for Apollo with noble de-
votion.
Nicholas Vachel Lindsay.
| II Il Il Il
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SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS MEET
OF BAPTIST BARACA CLASS

The Young Mems Baraca class of
the, First Baptist church held a very
interesting business session Tuesday
evening at the church.
Various business matters were dis
cussed and plans for their winter
work were made. The class adopted
what is called "The Circle Plan" to
keep up attendance through the win
ter, the class being divided into five
circles with a captain for each cir
Gle:
L. l. Wimpee, captain for circle
number one; B. E. Estridge, captain
for circle number three; H. 0. Robin
son, captain for circle number three;
G. C. Fennell, captain for circle num-
Der four; w. H. Johnson, captain for
circle number five.
These captains will report each
Sunday morning, the work done for
the past week.
The following committees were ap-
pointed to nominate officers for the
next six months, beginning January
first: G. C. FennelA chairman; E. J.
Ennis, Raymond Craig.
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Mrs. w. N. Granting is confined to
her home by slight illness.
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Mrs. A. L. Sterne spent yesterday
in Savannah.
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Mrs. V. Jeffers is visiting in Way
cross and will return home in few
days.
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Miss Vera Harvey has returned
from Lulaton, where she visited
friends and relatives.
q p y y
Mrs. j. A. Cook and two children,
of Lake Park, Fla, are visiting Mr..
Leon A. Robarts, at his home out in
the country
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Mr.. iand Mrs. Malcolm Fleming
are now occupying their new home,4
at the corner of Union street and !
First avenue.
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Mr., and Mrs. w. H. Greenfield, |
Mrs. L. c.. Gray and Mrs. Ben Fur
long formed a pleasant party motor
ing to Waycross to attend the South
Georgia conference.
q q q q
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Lee arrived yes
terday morning and will return to 1
their home in Pulaski, Ca, today and
they will be accompanied by Mrs. T.
A. Wilkes and Mr.. L. D. Wilkes, who /
will spend awhile with them.
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Mrs. H. L. Balkcon left Tuesday
for Waycross where she will visit for
a short time before returning to her
home in Georgetown, Ga. Mrs. Balk
con has been the guest of her daugh- |
ter, Mrs. B. F. Mann, in this city.
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Miss Cornelia Leavy, who is a s stir !
den at Brenau, spent the weekend in (
the guest of Miss Alice Eu-
banks. They were among those &
tcndine the Vanderbilt-Geofgia footS
ball game in Athens, Saturday.
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Whenever You Need A General
. strengthening Tonic

Take the Old Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS chill TONIC. 1t Strengthens and
Builds Up the System by Purifying and
Enriching the Blood. You can soon feel
its Strengthening, Inyieorating effect Coo
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EDITE By

Florida, spending a few days with
Mr.. Aiken.
The dinner party was given at the
home of Mr.. McKinnon, on Egmont
street and besides the honor guest
and host, Alton Bland and Franklin
Aiken were present.
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so Fortify the System Against
Colds, Grip and Influenza

taAc GROVE lASTELESS Chill TONIC. 1t eu /.
Pcs and Enriehes the Blood 1t Builds up al
StreLgte q the Whole System. It Fnrsifes tbs
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| THURSDAY
Meeting of Neptune Chapter 1853,
o. S. S. at p. m.
w. C. #. U. meeting, Mrs. M. c.
Rowe, 1902 Union street, at p. m.
Mrs. Dull's cooking school, 1919
Newcastle street, at 3 p. m.
FRIDAY
Friday Afternoon Club, Mrs. La
Prade Harwell, hostess; 1112 Rich
mond street, at $3.50 p. m.
Mrs. Dull's cooking school, 1914
Newcastle street, at 8 p. m.
SATURDAY,
Girls Club, Miss Elvira Torras.
hostess; I'LL Richmond street, at
$3.50 p. m.
Mrs Dull's cooking school, 1914
Newcastle street, at 3 p. m.
Candy sale by P. T. A., at Piggly
Wiggly store.
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w. C. T. U. is TO
MEET THIS AFTERNOON.
The regular monthly meeting of
w. G. 7. u. will be held this after
noon at the home of Mrs. NJ. c.. Rowe,
1402 Union street, at o'clock.
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MRS. LA PRADE HARWELL
TO ENTERTAIN CARD CLUB.
The Friday Afternoon Club will
meet with Mrs. LaPrade HarweI,
1112 Richmond street, Friday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock.
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NEPTUNE CHAPTER o. E. S.
MEET THIS EVENING.
There will be meeting of the Nep-
tune Chapter 1853, o. E. S., at
o'clock in the evening at their regular
meeting place.
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CANDY SALE TO BE
AT PIGGLY WIGGLY STORE.
The rest room committee of the
Glynn Parent-Teacher Association
will have candy sale at the Piggly
Wiggly store, to raise funds, for fur
,nishing. A liberal patronage is solic-
tied from the public generally and
will be greatly appreciated.
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FORMER BRUNSWICKIANS
ENTERTAIN IN SAVANNAH.
One Of the many showers given for
Mrs. L. c. Saville, whose marriage to
Mr.. Lockwood will take place the
early part of next month, was mis-
cellaneous shower, given by Mrs. J.
Extrowich and Miss Frances Extro-
witch, at the home of Mrs. Extrowich,
III East Thirty-frst street.
Guessing games were played. Top
score being won by Mrs. Morgan.
Mrs. Saville received many lovely
gifts, lovely salad course was
t1i is, lovely salad course was
served.
About thirty guests were invited
Savannah News.
Mrs. Extrowich and Miss Frances
Extrowich are former Dwell known
Brunswickians, having moved to Sa-
Ve'iihdH d lew years ago.
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STAG DINNER PARTY !
GIVEN TUESDAY EVENING.
Among the delightful entertain
ments of this week was a stag din
ner party gievn Tuesday evening by
William McKinnon, in honor of ].
H. Pierce, of Bristol, Conn, who is
the guest of Mr.. Franklin Aiken.
During the world war Mr.. Pierce and
Mr.. Aiken were companions and fell
low workers on the United States s.