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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-05
Rockford Bus Line Is
Temporarily Enjoined

The Tulsa street Railway com
pany was temporarily enjoined from
operating q bus feeder 10 the South
Quincy line at n hearing held Sat
Biddison. a restraining order had
been previously Issued against tho
operation OF the bus and after two
hours spent In hearing testimony
and legal authority. saturday, Judge
Biddison made the restraining order
~ temporary injunction and act tho
case for final hearing February 2s.
Residents on South Rockford filed
an application for injunction against
the bus. claiming that II IL a
nuisance and endangered the lives
OF children living on the street,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-05
"FcLLIEs" TO PLAY HERE
Picturesque Revue OF New York's
Latin Quarter Coming Feb II.

Stepped In nm exotic atmosphere
OF its bohemian birthplace, laugh
laden and beauty-streamed. the
Greenwich Village Tollles, a fantas-
tic revue mirroring the notions and
the emotions, the ethics and the an
tics OF New Nork's heralded Latin
quarter Greenwich Village comes to
Convention hall February IA.
With II come the 20 famous ar
tists' msdels. an array OF feminine
pulohrltude filched from the studio
area OF New York, and a host OF
players. each OF whom has been
identified with the "Follies' since
first II set all New York agog with
It's rare beauty. exquisite artistry and
startling novelty,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-05
VIII Elect OffIcers.

Tulsa Billet No. 2. American
Womon's Overseas league OF OKLA
hOma. will hold It's regular election
~ officers TueHday evening OF this
week In the Y. w. G. A.. IL II an
nounccd by Claire Murrcll, vice com.
mander. The meeting will not be
preceded by "A luncheon rs II usual
but viii begin nt 7;15 o'clock. At
tendance OF all members Of the bill
let those both OF years standing
and those added In the recent mcm-
hership drive, is requested by Miss
MurrRli
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-05

FRANK MILLER, president OF the
Frank Miller Motor company deal
erE In the Stutz auto. has Just re-
turned from Chicago whore he spent
the past week, Miller reports bust
ness as being very good and intends
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-05

Ten minutes after using Dander-
Inc you can not find "a single trace
or dandruff or falling hair and your
scalp Will not itch. but what will
please you most will be after n few
weeks use, when you see new hair,
fine and downy at flrst--yes--but
really new hair-growing all over
the scalp. Danderine Is to the hair
what fresh showers OF rain and sun
shine are to vegetation. IL goes
right to the roots. lnvigorates and
strengthens them, helping the hair
TO grow long, strong and luxuriant,
One application OF Danderine makes
thin, lifeless. cororless hair look
youthfully bright. lustrous. and Just
twice as abundant. AdVertls
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-05
PATROL GETS REAL TRAINING
Saba Grotto Team Working ON Mili-
tary and Fancy Drill Formations.


The real thing In military exhi-
.bitions viii be staged by Saba Groto
patrol at thr national convention In
san Francisco next June, for a com
bination OF effective military and
fancy drills has been prepared for
use oe the patrol by "A man OF actual
military experience, 7. C. Hopkins,
local American Legion post officer,
who, as patrol captain, IL also di-
recting weekly practice. Hopkins
will put tho patrol through several
mnneuvers which he saw crack
regiment of Zouavea, French CO.
lonials. executing brilliantly while on
parade In France. The patrol will
enter competition for patrol prizes Mt
the national convention. There are
30 members In tho group.
Saba Grotto will hold lts first
ceremonial OF the :'ear the evening
of February I at Convention hall.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-05

Bee keepers sometimes clip the
queen bees wings to prevent swarm-
ing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-27
LOGAN
OI.NEY
OPPORTUNITY

to buy Q fne home on olney's most beautiful
street, Z rooms and shed. massive porch. deep
terrace. garage privilege, 238 Ashdsls 81.
Reduced to ses0o: Real 6arkain.
KUHN 4 LOwERY
9th and Rock,and SITS. wyoming 28Ss.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-27

VERY DESIRABLE property, with garage
new. Aplly l7aI y 5nth 81.
CORNER bedrooms: garage; new; ever
lato featu-e lnqu.r" La y. hath st
S++00--Two sty., rms. ana b.. elec hard
wool ttr. kcrshaw 4 Cr0vl. i2la Chestnut.
64Sl WALNUT; rooms. electric light, hot
air heat. 5. 9. ADAMS. l4ls Walnut ~.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-27

70 3. CECIL ST.--Seven rooms, modern
excellent condition: $4,000. II s. MILLER
4SA \. h9n ReImnnt nrTA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
GERMANTOWN

WASHINGTON LANE. near Greene---Thrse.
story stone semi-detached dwelling, TO-
rooms and baths; southern exposure; price
$1,000. CHAS. T. WAKEFIELD. 1918
Chestnut at -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-27
PERSONALS

War Savings Stamps Bought
Also Liberty Bonds for. cash. Or will make
Hds.. ia8 9. 1eth.
ROOFING work wanted; tin or Stag: lowest
prices. Phone Preston 1874.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

oNE-TH1RD interest in going manufactur-
ing plant Tor sale where the demand ex-
the advertiser 10 president at a salary OF
;;bbo'G0o ;bo Per yeari with Swear contract:
could no doubt be elected PRESIDENT other
business interests cause Of selling; Dun
Bradstreet and bank reference Furnished and
required: price $4,000; terms might be ar
ranged.
e Aol edn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-27
OVERLOOK
Used AUTOMOBILES

AUBURN sedan. 1921. llke new siignt nils-
Billings. Poplar s244,
niiICK COUPE. model x; handsoms lob;
$500 a0opS1ai. tsks,i x itMjoSToMcSR Ss5ancsSs n CO.. fNt Nc
600 N. Broad st. Poplar 00S8
BUICK COUPE. thoroughly overhaulsd; has
heen left with me to dispose OF; VIII sell
vsry rsa sonable for cash. Mr. Thomas. GA
\, Broad st. Poplar 5000. 0.
BUICK sedan. cylinder. splendid condition;
s,Mnsr owm"t ci.raxe' T' 8II4 n. Goth st.
CADILLAC touring. cylinder. new top;
arst class order; demon stration; $AO0. Es-
tate Daniel Buck. 1908 N 9th st. -
CHANDLER COUPE-Nery late model can
cord tires; $3.50 takes Il; l whole, year TO
nav tho balance. ROYAL. MOrORCAR CO..
fNC 6oO N Broad st. Poplar 8o38.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-27
Save 2OrC on Your Building Cost

Lot owners and prospective home builder
let me design and build your city or suburbs u
nome at the right price; half stone. stucoo
ile. brick or frame construction; ready GU
HENRY, Practical Carpenter and Builder'
st MI.st phla Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-27
OLD GOLD

OLD sold. silver, platinum. plated ware, old
style Jewelry. teeth plates bought for ca sh
Est. 1877. J. l.. Clark refner SO7 SAMSON.
CASH paid for old gold, silver and antiouo
clocks. Rogers, 45 8. 18th st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CITY
SCHOOL LOTS


the sfsise Puiehass eSS'ssh 81 School Fropsr.y
seved At the office Of tsS boa,d Gi plSis aSovs
csSst"us GSHsn' unti iSat TmtksD%Y. June s. 1922
Isa nSd1.r,,e, nj offered for sal. are a, fol-
Tsasue st, sos above "a thre'-'s0r' brick
,wossory E Ssrgef BRICK ARs5SH 5ndns s0q lot saeo T.
Tsins: S'snx esss Of f., L%sksn sosi4s pike TWO
stone 'Sa,ldins, lot eSx25? ifsi.,.r, g. ,.n,. ono.
story wy9%ns SraK bHns we't lot oI sss
tainins @ about q. 900 50. It:
T,n!sum ave- east nrsS,s OF srs, @ cont.sninx
A'Is; IavSale SaSS ar ana ho.rman -. .yo ,rssS
ahS oiy' ~ corner sT r. Of S7th and old ,Psssyunis
road. irregular sized lot containing about
$50 south stde Of vollmer St. between 4th and
9th SITS. triangular piece OF ground. con-
'aih.ns PeeSin a1a st and Gates st.. Ro1boroush ir
regular sized lot containing about o7'2oo
East side of Germantown ave-. north Of
Washington la, irregular sized LOT contain
ing about s4Seo .rsa SO. IT, e. a,v O. said prop-
critics to be separately stated.
The committee reserves the right 70 reject
any or all bids or parts OF bids not deemed
WILLIAM DICK Secretary.
Ih0 n 9TH ST. $500 1888 Reese st.s20oC
1898 Callowhil. S5O0 21ll Bolton St.. 20O0
23O4 -Ou y. luln. $3.50 oaaae c 9Th
1890 Beach st, 5000 90. 90, '' ~ a hor
o52l Mascher ST. GoOO ~ 80 a.
l43i n. Howard 4l3-l5-1 -17-l9-21 An,
ar and rear. 27O0 S. 18th st.."0. .OO(
1893 n. Howard o-o, 2l24-28 E. sus-
st. and rear. sIOU quehanna ave. -
Sll w. Norris. 200 and rear go. $500
losl-@3 ihnrH133 ihInr133 1TOS W Tioga.l 50t
~ Seybert st 1900 4232 10 - y.
5l4 $40 Il. 2I st. @355 to- ~,
rhompson st. T3 Philip st..27. 00C
and 6l5 517 4974-7B Lancas-
u. Cabot st.. $500 ter ave. 80. ooo'
CONTISENTAL-EQCITA TITLE e.
TRUST CO..
OF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-27
WISsINOMINO
TACONY
observation-disclosures
FOR c ATH

ATTRACTIVE HOME = Beautifui country
GwynedI Valley. Montgomery County. Pa. :
brick house. 5 rooms and 2 finished attic
rooms modern bath. steam heat and elec.
tricity; good water combined barn and
garage; shaGe and fruit; convenient TO train
and trolley; 20 miles Reading Terminal :
owner Wi, divide 4ls acre tract; price S0500
Seen only on application to
EDWARD = SMITH. 13a 8. 18th st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-27
MAIN LINE

HI'Y NOW-Flnest property. low price;
house southern exposure; large lot; many
,,utbuildings, old trees: 10 minutes walk to
ztTtnn; terms G 433. Ledger Ofice.
WELL, located property, restricted building
lots high-class surroundings. Hugh n.
NNnlker Land Title Bldg,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-27
MAGEE & RODGERS

1900 Locust st Phone Spruce 02o7 or o2oe.
ARDMORE-slO,5O0; north side; attractive
riotached s,One-Rnd- -Bhingle residencs. IL
-oons hardwood nOors. hot-water heat, cleo.
nc fight, lot G5x2OO; garage Q cars; 10000
semi -drta ched modern residences. baths ana
y.Irega: only small amount cash needed.
LAMB 4 co, 1877 Walnut st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-27

GENTLEMAN farm and country estate,
rs acres z mles south Of Berwyn. On
.tresn and Wsii-dsvelopsd erchsrd; asrscSSS;,
frame house = master bsareeasa ~ k441l.
epsn fnr nrsplccSSe ac Sov.ss scssS az W. Syc21l,
;s:ssTt:.: So 81: !ss:s. s::s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-27
ARDN(DRE
BERWYN

MODERN residencs, z rms, hot-water heat,
open fireplace deep lot. reduced to
$4,000. 1855 Grandv!ew rd.. Ardmors. or
ph, Spr, il14.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-27
NEW HOMES AT ALDAN

Just left at 1880: big lot: living ro.n
Isx25 fireplace, oak floors. Tile bath; con
vrnient: terms, Or buy home site. oOxlSo.
S400 up, and build the house that yop want
ALDAN REALTY co. +. o. Bldg.
ALDAN. PA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-27

OOMALL--BunSalow l square from troll
ley. 3 squares to stores. church and school;
rooms, al conye enlences; lot l00xl60:
price only $500, last one at this price; will
take $1,000 cash. balance same as rent: SEQ II
today; West Chester car TO Church lane:
RroomaI CHARLES W. RUSSELL. 8ob
Real Estate HId.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-27
Business Properties and Stores
SAMUEL T. FOX & co.

lfo' CUMBERLAND ST. corner OF Carlisle
- Desirable location rOr auto supplies and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-27
HAMILTON CO., 1907 Arch St.

FOR anything pertaining 10 real estate In this
beautiful Manayunk. Roxborough and Wis
sahickon district consult us. We have more
han 35 years experience In this section,
Would you be Interested In 2 property with
opposite the Green Valley Country Club; fine
old mansion house. barn. ci'.., iI the heart
KEELY & CO.. 1870 Main St. Manayunk.
e84 LYCOMING ST. (facing Hunting Psrk>--
Two sty., rms. and tNe bath porch.
hot-water heat electric light. laundry In
basement. hardwood floors; price reduced;
easy terms: 5000 cash: open for inspection.
Francis u. j. Branagan, builder of homes,
1908 LAUPHIN. II rooms, bath; $4,000: clec
1881 Dauphin. 8 rooms. hntH $500
7SO Wallace. o rooms. bath $@So': co!ored
20I0 Redner, rooms; $500; COored.
q ATTIC 1903 W. DAUPHIN
, a l. y > MANY OTHERS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-27

s. Z: corner Vth and CaIlowhll sts.
SITE FOR AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY-2ho6
y, Froad ST.; lot 25X1TI feet 10 inches
through to Carlisle st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-27

GUN ECHO"--facrihced; gentsman's 60
acre mountain home. Si5, 900 mod bunEs-
low furn., 5000 barn, stone tenant houses,
outblags.. fruit. stream, water by sravity:
stocked and equipped; so miles out; near
Birdsboroi not q cumbersome Farming propo-
only 81 BOO 1912 Genwood. Columbia 1855.
VALUABLE FARM and woodIendi ideal To-
cation for club, hotel or sanatorium'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-27
MACEE & RODGERS

TWO VERY VaIuable propertes on Locust
above 18th: 88-:oot frontase.
MAGEE & RODGERS
1900 Locust st. Phone Spruce o2O7 or o2os.
2so8 w YORK-Excellent 2-story dwelling
and driveway TO 2-story brick building In
rear. suitable for garage. shop or stable; lot
25xil2 we'll financed. SCliAEFFER. Wal.
nut 1898.
ICE CREAM and milk plant modern. II
thriving soc. of Phila.: property consists Of
rms. and bath, store and shop: up-to-dats
NJ 4, hinery; for full particulars consult Duffy
94l3 y. GRArL ST.-2-sty. dwg, good cond
Reas. price to immed. buyer, with finance
Paul NJ Myers. Frarklin Tr Bldg, % 5, 18th
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-27
FRANkFORD

FRANKFORD--English dwellings,, priced
low; conv. location. Pi.Itne st. bet. 6rthO-
dox and Arrott SITS. 90 blocks west Of Frank
ford ave-; lots 3Oxl25. garages can be
rented. Dreey & Evans. 1907 Lincoln lHdg
l3+2 HARRISON ST.--Ntn4 rms. bath, elcc,
h.-w. heat. hdwd. frs, opp. Fkd Hgh
school: near J.. Jeannsson. 462S Fkd ave
1921 FILLMORE ST Seven rooms, bath
cleo. garage privilege; lot 2SXlOO Jean.
n!sson. 4G2s Franktnrd ave.
BUNGALOWS with garage, rooms nr.t
door. latest improvements. DUFF. FLd O522
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-01

ed 'ac-
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pencil
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color,
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paint
lat had
no way
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The
igh the
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ientific
Of the
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brfectly
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-01

= ~ lafGoot poulty shows
~ svss been hsid 10 this
~ has been arranged ~ The
lSe1 Iowa Poultry 1anciors'
iatioa. coopefatine with the
7ie5ippi Valley Fair and Expo
Se lc9 the third annual Fair,
1ot i(.l1.
s1misms tptsling ti.3lg hsye
- effesed the poultry breeders OF
- and Illinois and entry Of at
IiSG1 10 birds, the capacity Of The
sS71alng, Il expected. George Wah-
supefintendent Of the show, 10
~ director Of the Eastern Iowa
ny Fancieys' association. and
80 Ada, assistant supsrintsnd-
3 = 4 director Of the .fancisrs' ~
sSeisficu, w. H. Shellabarger,
1I( Liberty, veteran and expert
80 u the American poultry as-
SeIekjcn shows many years, will
aoerd the ribbons.
~ exhibit Will b housed In q
~ teut bstween the race track
r. ~ cattle harms. The tent Will
= hsSsf than last year and Il Il
esroe)Dd that the double decking ol
r. eopps will not be necessary
tsloG will close Saturday, Aug
= u, 1t I p. m.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-01

r. - - - cne,.ise.s 4 - =.
NJ theeo areSo aeeIrs1 aesess n
voiooa. hiek-nitehsS ssIS sSriIi D
sJ>o,@I IS RI ~ risrs ~
U1ela ~ 1870 ! 4, ~. - q
|AeaY 'Sn! - thsv.re sscrss.s
una! aho.is 4
cSr4inetun 81 : h.r,t.a .,..~.,
In the dirccstan q 49, .oonSs
Thsre het.ss- -. ~. s.u.
ahoye tke dim c-tiire ~ /. -. - -
takine ihape n ~ m. s -.
kby . veaIth q male rrsv srcrs mar
lsded frr,~ 49,. ~ 1919 sna.
;; daTkness lifted, rurninrs q az AZ
Slcsson and his men clesrlv. SUR
prise and eonsternatinn vss a.,
pfcted on each lace.
The light Increased. From the
hat stone hearth a. - raft Sscend-
Cd = tall column Of flame which
rendered visible six pigmy figures,
stwo-headed and wonderfully vocal
who were toiling like mad ct The
huge sweeps. The light showed
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-01

~oAl~ cf1oa ns1ty Nm 3 f6oGc11
n19nQo eoNap( - hooa - GM14
yoa stQo tAen
-Whsk fo' Z! aeked Psals. opening
|hst o1ack, eyee>Tefy vide oan
~ tenIoeR hsAYt! you deat nee1
9 WORRY none. 10 got then straA2e
gentleuen licked ike they was .
pA6ael = eAilapea! Connie ypnrAA
MinA that fTes
She accurately Judged the o.
come Of the ngAt The boat was
little bettaf thaA Z shanhlea with
the havoc tnai lad heen vsoaght
there when Yancy and Cs!rilEtop
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-01
BOUNTY ROADS OF
STATE REP RTED TO
BE IN GOOD SHAPE

County roads in most sections Of
l|jInois are reported good with con-
d1erable oil being laid on dirt and
navel surfaces, according to the
fkhvay department of the Chicago
NOR club. References to condi-
tIens In central Illinois are rs fol-
bWs:
The Springfield Quincy road
through Jacksonville and Meredosi2
b now open, the railroad bridge at
Neredosia having been planked.
"Detours have bean eliminated on
The state road between Henry and
Pekin, repairs having been made A
section Of this road, from Bureau
esst to within three miles of Hollo-
vayville, all now concrete, has
been opened to traflic. leaving the
pnpaved section from Spring Valley
west only about eleven miles in
extent, this being good gravel.
"The oceanic Ocean highway
scross Morgan county is 50 pei
cent oiled and the NV highway 81
per cent.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-01

Of 0lossou's sliusiou b his own
matrimonial career, Carrington
held bis pace. The tavern-keepef
swore again With uuimpsired viSor.
You'll find mighty few men with
more experience than me-" he as
serted. shaking his head, But II
you say the word"
I'm all for getting shut Of thi9!"
answered Darlington promptly,
with sweep Of his arm. u call
these pretty close Quarters!"
Still shaking bis head and mutt
tering. the tavern-keepaf sprang
ashore and mounted the hank.
where his slouching figure quickly
lost itself In the night.
Darlington took up his station on
the nat roof Of the cabin which
filled the stern OF the boat. He was
remembering that day in-the sandy
Barony road-and during all the
weeks and months that had inter-
vened, Murrell. working in secret.
had moved steadily toward the full
nllmsnt Of his desires! UnQuestion-
ably be had been back OF the at
tack on Norton. had inspired his
subsequent murderer, and the mans
sinister and mysterious power had
never been suspected. Darlington
knew that the horse-thieves and
slave stealers we're supposed to
maintain = loosely knit associa-
ton; he wondered II Murrell were
not the moving spirit in some such
organization.
III I'd only pushed my quarrel
with him." he thought bitterly.
He heard Slosson's shuffliag steI
in the distance, = word or two when
he spoke gruffly TO some one. and
= moment later he saw Betty and
the boy, their forms dsrkiy sil.
houetted against the lighter sky q
they moved along the top OF tn,
bank. Slosson, without any super
fluous gallantry. helped his cap
tives down the SLOPE and aboard tn,
keel boat, where he locked them II
the cabin, the door Of which fast
ened with a hasp and wooden peg
You're boss now, pardner!" b,
: said, joining Darlington At tn
J steering oar.
j Well cast on them" answere.
: Darlington.
Thus far nothing had occurre'
to mar his plans. II they coul,
, but quit the bayou before the ar
rival of the man whose place b.
] had taken the rest would be, il no
easy of accomplishment, at leas
| within the realm Of the possible
II reckon you're a river-man.
observed Slosson.
"All my life"
What have We between here an,
, the river?" inquired the latter.
was best, he felt, not tosgive Slos
son an opportunity to ask ques
t TONS.
i 1T narrows considerably, pard
: ner, but it's straight course
WySs Gtp- ~, - gHs,-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-01

- . : -
|1)Uoo4 81 ~ e1loe tAot t1Io WaS
~ 49, - = s1n4soses1 -
~Yoa1l take I aoeS licking frrm
- neiaAhof. !. 80 Yanc1 efimly.
81 been Wvfnn 4 - vensk
lfeanvAiie r.. unven1iah v1,ase
nyoud snarit ,n1per nreafIr ine1iSed
lin ID tie prac4ics a peaee. NJ
nrenafed for haffle Hnylnstne aIoft
IS lnoche6 ~ heeas 1eeefhee. 4,
.Whoop! I'm : man q can side
down Z thorny lecuae and naver
get scratcheA.. he shoutei. This
vas equivalent % settin9 his trig-
geFs; thea - launched himself
Enimbly and With enthusiasm into
| the thick Of the fight. 1t Was Mr..
Banker's unfortunate privilege to
sustain the Onslaught Of the Earl
q Lambeth. !
The high from the CAvsndish
hearth continued to brighten the
scene. for Polly was Fecklessly
.acrincing her best straw tick. In
decd her behavior was In every
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-01
CHAPTER XVII.
Tke keeI Reat.

4 few minutes lateI they had
separated, George to hurry away In
search Of The horse. and Darlington
70 pass back along the shore until
IN gained 2 point opposite tho
clearing. He whistled shrilly three
times, and after an interval Of
waiting heard the splash Of oars
IN presently eew . skin steal out o.
the gloom.
Who's therer It was Bess who
asked the question.
"Cafripgtpn." he answered.
Lucky you Amt met the other
mani" she said ~ she swept her
skid alongside the hank.
Lucky for him. you mean. Ill
take the oars" added Darlington.
- he entered the ska9.
Slowly the clearing ltfted out Of
the darkness, then the keel boat
became distinguishable; and Car
rington checked the skin by q
backward stroke Of the oars.
"Hello!" be called.
There was no immediate answer
! to his hail, and he called again a
he sent the skin forward. He felt
that he was risking all now.
What do you want?" asked .
surly voice.
You want Slosson!" quickly
prompted the girl In , whisper.
Il want to see 6losson!" SAID
Darlington glibly and with conn
dence. and once more he checked
the skin.
who be your
"Marrell sent you." prompted tn
girl again. In hurried whisper.
"Murrell-" And in his astontsh
ment Darlington spoke aloud.
"MurreH!" cried the voice sharp
ly. sent mel" said Carringtol
quickly, as though completing Al
unfinished sentence. The cir