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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.
Continued

STORAGE batteries. 12-volt, new, $500; G.
volt storage batteries. new. $l4: u second
hand batteries. sacrifice. Edgar Baum. s12
9Th st. NV.
AUTO PARTS OF every description, sacrifice,
consisting of Bosch masnetoes, starters. gen
orators. and cylinder engines rear ends.
gas tanks. wheels. tires. springs, bodies. etc.
Edgar Baum. S12 9Th NV.
1917 Packard a-passenger touring. $9So 90
LOIS Packard I-pasSenger touring. $50 IN
'lH1I uld>moblc 5paS Ssenger touring 5000
These wonderful bargains. Ready for
demonstration Mt any time.
The LUTrREIL COMPANY. Phnne West 1887.
1.14 Now IInmpshire ave. NV.
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CHEVROLET touring, 1921 400 model. Car is
in perfect shape mechanically. Paint. top and
tires in perfect shape. Price, $3.50. Terms as
low as $50 cash. balance SO month.
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CHANDLER chlmmy roadster. 4-pass.: wire
wheels: good condition: will demonstrate. Adj
dress Box 45- H. Star office.
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TABLE BOARD.

OLYMPIA CAFE.
14th and Eucrid SITS. NV.
Breakfast, z to $3.50 25r, 3Oc. 40c.
Dinner, to T. 55c. 6Oc: Sunday, 75c.
Seni-monthly. S14.2J. 1ss
SPECIAL st. Patriek's dinner. Friday. i7th:
favors and souvenirs. Quaker Made Dining
Room, Toronto Apis IL.
1903 Q ST.-Southern cooking: early breakfast
II desired: meals Sunday. S2S
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1921 14th st. NV. Main AUD
CHEVROLET roadster. 400, 1920: first-class
condition: $3.50; terms. Phone West 535 or
Lincoln 4S53-W. 16s
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FOR RENT-ROOMS
FURNISHED ROOMS-COntinue

OPP. FRANKLIN PARK-Girl may arrange
choice accommodations in apt, Chaumont. apt.
1902. Main 323O
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RENTAL BUREAU.

ARE YOU SEEKING DESIRABLE ROOM
OR APARTMENT: g.
We list only those which have withstood a
careful "PERSONAL INSPECTION" Learn
every detail before leaving this office. WASH
ISGTON SERVICE BUREAU. AT District Ma
tional Bank Building. Main 2133. 90
ILLUSTRATED RENTAL CO.-IF Y0U HAVE
a furnished room for rent help you. We
make a diagram Of each room listed with Us
to assist our clients in making a selection.
1911 ST NV.
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YoESt; LADY desires by March Goth roms
fort:NIy furnished. well heated room within
walking distance OF Capitol. with refined fam
lily offering home privileges. Address Box
1R, Star office. l5s
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CHEVROLET. 1870; Al condition: leaving
Star office.
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1913 NJ ST. N.W.-Two unfurnished rooms. 2nd
J floor, for lh.k.; newly papered; next to bath:
1 pal,I
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APT. 3O1, THE SHERMAN. 18th and Large
front room. attractively furnished. for one or
two; all cOuveDjeuces IL
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WANTED-RO0MS

GENTLEMAN desires comfortably fumished
room with private family By April 1; southern
exposure preferred; within half hour's walking
distance Of Interior Dept. bldg; kindly state
Rsice and describe room. Address Boz 3S2.P.
4tar e1ce. Is
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CL0THES-Workngme there vas not the
least possible criticism. and hpstlerS did not
object to us selling slightly used overcOats at
81 up. This store carries IA line Of new pants.
shoes. sweaters. etc. and has large store
for ladies' wear; shoes. soc: dresses, y;
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NICELY furnished room. in central northeast:
! one or two gentlemen: reasonable. Call Line.
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WANTED-R0oMs
Continued


loIS; LADY desires by March Goth roms
fortaNly furnished. we'll heated room within
walking distance of Capitol with refined fam
lily Offering home privileges. Address Box
n, Star office. l5s
TWO SLEEPING rooms for adults in prieat.
family. who would give breakfast; permanent:
give particulars aud lowest rent. Address Box 6
~ r. Star office.
FURNISHED. in desirable neighborn nood cleo
friciiy: reasonable; immediate possession: by
employ ed couple. Address Box 17-R, Star ,
office. 16s
GENTLEMAN wants large. furnished room and
privat" bath with Protestant folks. in satis:
factory location: southern exposure. Address
BOX 1857. Star Office 19s
GENTLEMAN wants furnished room. NV,
Address Box 239-P. Star Office. 49, -
REFINED COI'ILE with baby. or unfur-
nsbed rooms: suburbs ne. preferred; not over
s3o. 1902 24th st. ne.
BY YOUNG MAN-Room with private family;
southern exposure: connecting porch: refer
encrs: Ad6iess Box 32gP, Star Office. Is
foI'NG MAN wishes a room: single bed: elecE
tri.ity. l23 18Th st. 15s
WANTED-ROOMs WITH BOARID. ~
SUITABLE for couple with two children. aged
and .: room must ba large and airy with
convenient bath facilities and comfortably fur
nished: private family and northwest section
preferred. State price. Address Box 242-P.
Young LADY wants board and room next 10
bath Use Of parlor. electricity, telephone; must
be in the vicinity of French Embassy: state
all particulars. Address Box II, Star ofice:
BY YOUNG MAN. in private family. ne. or
NV. convenient to cars passing 18th and
TWO YOUNG MEN desire comfortable room
| and substantial board with refined family with
in walking distance to Treasury. Address Boz
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one room, fitchenette; electricity: all i'm
provements.
A NICELY FURNISHED APARTMENT. CON
sisting of q living room bedroom kitchen.
bs tn and porch per month. 500. Call Col. 1872
see ALLEN f. WALKER & CO.. Inc, sL3
10Th ct. NV. Main 2i30
ROOMS AND BATH: HIGH CLASS APART
ment house: S1oj. 3 rooms and semi-privste
bath, $50. Call Main 5057.
TWO ATTRACTIVE APTS.: TWO ROOMS
kitchrnette and private bath. also large porch:
one room. kitchenette, use OF bath: also large
porch. 24o6 Pa. ave. NV. Phone West rs. 1s'
1902 L ST. .Nw.-Convenient, nicely furnished.
frst-foor housekeeping apartment.
BEST SECTION OF COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
convenient to 14th st. cars; handsomely fur
nished light housekeeping nat Of rooms. bath
and porch; 500 rer month. Also rooms and
BATH light housekeeping. same location, $50
per month.
CALVERT REALTY COMPANY.
1919 ST. NV. Main 1855.
BASEMENT APT; FURNISHED ROOMS
and private bath: elec. lights, h.-w.h.: space
for one car at rear Of same residence at 1918
L St NV. Apply l123 18th st. NV.
31s0 18th ST. NM ROOMS. KITCHEN
ette. bath: front: furnished: ice box: extension
telephone: continuous hot water: extra lava
tory: absolute privacy; yard: dne neighbnr-
hood: high elevation. near Zoo: SO: q married
couple: permanent: no children Col 1915.
ONE ROOM. KITCHENETTE APT: CLEAN,
modern home; SIS. North 9o22.
PERFECTLY LOCATED. DOWNTOWN. AT
tractively furnished housekeeping apartment.
hall. large living room. bedroom. kitchen and
hath: cafe in building; rent reasonable. Phone
Main 1921.
1925 17th ST. N.w.-ENTIRE FLOOR: TWO
large rooms, Kitchen snd hath: continuous hof
water. electricity. gas and telephone.
26o2 r. I. AVE. WOODBRIDGE. y. C.-Tw0
rooms. kitchenette. bath and back porch: new
house: no children.
1922 QUE ST N.W.-LARGE FIRST FLOOR
room and ktrhenette; beautifully furnished:
sink, telephone: southern exposure: SO.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.
Continued.
Demonstrators for Sale.
toupes.
Ford Motor Company.
45I Penn. Ave. NV.
These ears are exceptional values.

USED TIRES-CHEAP.
Ford sizes, 81. 31xj. SO
Other sizes in proportion
1hH 18th W. NJ. 1SE, l6s
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900 PA. AVE. SB.-2 rooms and kitchen:
ami; in new bungalow; strictly white neigh
( y.,.Inoa
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NECKPIECE. blue fox animal. excellent con-
dition: sacrifice. S1a; evening dress. black net
and silver sequins: size 80: excellent condi-
lion: bargain. So. After 0. 1908 Girard ST.
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SEAL COAT. spring coat. velvet dress. size 80.
Apt 81 1891 Belmont ST.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

1928 8th ST. NW.-Tw0 rooms and q large
kitchen: gas range sink, kitchen ca binet; md
floor; bath on same door; adults only. 16'
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HOME combination pool and billiard table.
rollapsible stand: full equipment: $4S. Cole
lllI lrNiu., st
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1892 GIRARD ST.--Two large communicating.
third floor: completely furnished: Ink; will
rent separate; board II desired.
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TUXEDO with vest; suitable for waiter; size
10; cost $l2O; will sell for $25; perfect condi-
fion. Call mornings only. 626 Randolph st.
ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANER, complete
standard make. new; bargain. Col. 2l71-W.
rLATINUM RING. large. turquoise. SO dia-
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1915 9th St Nav.
AIREDALE PUPS.
Rabbits for Easter.
Fancy and utility stock.
BIRDS-DOGS-PETS.
WE CAN USE PEDIGREED PUTS
OF ALL BREEDS.
IOWA PET FARM,
Fort Myer I'd. and Clarendon car line.
Take Fort Myer bus.
WE WANT 200
WHITE RABBITS.
Phone Clarendon 271.
HATOHING EGGS-Rhode Island Reds $50
rer Is; n. R. BENJAMIN. 1923 18th st. n: nv.
FOR sALE-Male Boston terrier. months
old; registered. 1921 Reservoir st. NV. West
<1o 15s
HATCHING EGGS. thoroughbred Rhode leland
Reds. strain that lay in winter. H. B. Benta-
min. Rittenhouss St, Chevy Chase. Cleveland
O4s apSs
DR.. n. 4. LOCKE, VETERINARIAN.
TREATMENT OF THE DOG AND CAT
EXCLUSIVELY.
OFFICE, 1921 18th ST. NV. PH. COL. 674.
RHODE 1sLAND RED eggs for Matching, rose
and single comb. go 21st st. NV. Phone
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POULTRY, PETS & LIVE STOCK
COLLIlBeautiful male pup at less than cost.
M express rates high. See phone opera tor
Alabama Apis, pm.
BOSTON TERRIER, one perfectly marked
male puppy by the famous show dog District
leader, sire Of Champion Maybe and District
Boss.
FAIRcHILD's PET SHOP.
1915 9th st. NV.
CANARIES-Excellent singers and females, al
ready mated: breeding and fight cages. 1T
st. sc: 21'
BARRED ROCK eggs for Matching: strain that
lay in winter; $1.50 per 10. 824 Kenyon
St. NV.
AIREDALB puppies. pedigreed. G.. e. Dant.
2712 Bladensburg road. opp. Reform School
gate. 49,
wANTEDIYou to know that Of all times
mating time Is the time your poultry should
be in hne condition: II you want fertile eggs
for Matching. IL you want strong. livabIe
chicks, II You want pullets that will develop
into fall and winter layers. then feed the
parent stock DIR. HESS POULTRY PAN-A-
CR-A at mating time before the Matching eggs
are laid. 1t makes poultry healthy. 1t makes
hens lay. 1t makes chicks grow. Don't let
your breeding fowls be tormented by lice.
DIR. HESS INSTANT LOUISE KILLER kills
lice. For Roup use DIR. HESS ROUP REM
EDY. All guaranteed. Sold by all dealers In
poultry supplies:
COILLEs-One litter Of 6 beautiful, thorough.
bred male puppies.
Fairchild's Pet Shop,
VIY
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Baby Grand. 1916, in good condi-
ton; starter. electric lights. good tires; $2tO.
Phone Columbia $3.50
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BRASS Red handsome double box springs, hne
long hair mattress: all in perfect condition;
also small mahogany lady's desk 1876 Lanier
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TWO SLEEPING rooms for adults in private
family. who would give breakfast: permanent: /:
give particulars and lowest rent. Address Boz
81 r. Star office
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APARTMENTS TO LET
FURNISHED.

2II9 o ST. Nw.-SEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
one room, kitchenette: electricity: all i'm
proyements
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Notice of Filing of Plats, U. s. Land
Office, Carson City Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that Plats |
of Township North Range II East,
and of Township / North, Range 70
East, and of Township South.
Range Sc East, M. d. & NJ, have
been received in the U. S. Land Of
flee at Carson City, Nevada, and will
be officially filed May /. 1922, and
opened to entry as follows:
(a) Soldiers Preference--For
period of ninety-one (91) days fol-
lowing the date of filing, that Is
from May 1, 1929, to July 80, 1922,
inclusive, said lands will be subject
only to entry under the homestead
and desert land laws, by qualified ex-
service men of the World War, who
have been honorably discharged or
separated from the service or plac-
ed in the Army or Naval Reserves
Provided, that such soldier prefer
ence applicants may file their APP
plications to enter at any time dur
ing the twenty (20) days prior to
the date on which such restoration
becomes effective, that is, from Ayril
IL, 1922, to May l, 1922, inclusive,
( all such applications to be reated
as filed simultaneously, and con-
ficting applications to be disposed
of by lot.
(b) Restricted Entry by General
Public-For the period of twenty
one days (21) following the expira-
ton Of said soldier preference per-
iod, that Is, from July 81, 1922, to
August 20, 1922, inclusive. any of
said lands remaining unentered will
be subject to homestead entry only
by any qualified entryman; provided
that applications therefor may be
fled at any time during the twenty
(20) days preceding said twenty-one
CD days period, that is from July
~, 1922. to July 81, 1922. inclusive
such applications to be considered az
filed simultaneously.
(c) General Disposition--Any oil
said lands not taken under para
graph (a) and % above will be.
come subject to appropriation under
any applicable public land laws or
the expiration OF but not before the
period OF twenty-one CD days
provided for in paragraph CD above
OF one hundred and twelve ola
days from the date OF the filing o
the plats on May 1, 1922.
The preference above provided To-
are subject to valid prior settlemen
rights or equitable claims recogniz
ed by existing laws, but to avoid con
fusion, any such right or CLAIM
should be asserted during the twent
900 days simultaneously filing per
Tod provided In paragraph (a) above
MINNIE L. BRAY,
Register.
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TOOELE SHELTER
FORCES GROWING

Progress in the preparations for
resumption of operations at the In
ternational smelter at Tooele is
steady Employment conditions are
Improving steadily Al present
about eighty men are employed in
doing repair work. This number is
being gradually increased to 10.
When the furnaces are blown m"
which will be some lime about my
l, approximately 4bO men will lie
employed.
Milling operations will be resumed
at the Walker mine, Plumas county,
Calf. May Is. il the unusual depth
OF the snow doe, not prevent. The
snowfall at the Waller property Is
reported to be tho deepest in years.
Nevertheless the nine mile tramway
has been kept lii operation for the
conveyance of supplies When pro-
auction is resumed a, the Walker.
concentrates as well as some crude
ore will be shipped to the Internal
ional smelter at Tooe,e.
Development work which has
been carried on steadily at the Walk
er mine on curtailed basis since
the shutdown Of the copper proper.
ties all over the country, has result
ed, 1t is said, in the. exposure OF
some very gratifying conditions.
The Walker mine, control of
which is owned by the Anaconda
company, and large minority hold
ings by the Walker interests of Salt
Lake, is regarded as one of the great
copper properties of the west. In adj
dition to an excellent copper content.
the ore carries very appreciable
gold and silver values,
AT present, ore Is being steadily
shipped to the Tooele smelter from a
number of the large Tintic and
Phoebe properties, Milling operations
have been resumed at the Ophir Hill
plant at Ophir. 1t is expected that
that concentrates from this mine
viii go to the International smelt.
err By the time the furnaces are
blown In" 1t is believed that the
Highland Boy Mine of the Utah Con
solidated will be large shipper
Lime rock is being shipped to the
smelter from the Ellerbeck mine a,
Dolomite. AS soon as conditions II
coal camps are more stable, fuel ship
ments will be received.
Last week George Evans, superin
tendent OF construction at the Grea
Falls smelter, Montana, spent sever
al days consulting with Engineer ]
T, Russell regarding repair work t,
be done at the plant, which will In
clude the sintering plant, converters
the McDougal roasters and remodel
ing some of the ore bins.
w. c. Page, concentrating engin
eer at the smelter, is having a labor
atory fixed up at the smelter for re
search work in concentrating. Sal
Lake Tribune.
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Shaw. The program consisted of a
farce. songs. dancing. readings.
poems and pantomines- A dance
followed the program. Saturday eve
ming the program was repeated at
Caliente 10 a large audience.
Dave Mathews motored to Calien-
te last Sunday.
Mrs. Porter Lee and children WIS.,
tied at Caliente last Saturday.
The Genealogical Society met
Thursday evening at the home OF Z
r. Phillips.
Mrs. Chas. Culverweli was a Pa
naca visitor last Sunday.
George Syphus came up from Cal
iente last Tuesday and returned thu
same day.
Col. Scrugham, State Engineer. ar
rived at Panaca last Saturday. II
the afternoon he talked at meeting
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9. In the event Of tie for any
prize Offered. the full amount of such
pant.
3. All answers will receive the
same consideration, regardless of
whether or not 4 subscription for this
Newspaper b sent in.
10. There will be three independent
judges. having no connection with the
National Puzzle Contest Co.. who will
Judge the answers submitted and award
the prizes at the end Of the puzzle
game and participants agree to ac-
cept the decision of the judges as final
and conclusive.
IL. The judges will meet right after
the close. and the announcement of the
prize winners will be published in this
Newspaper just a. quickly thereafter as
possible.
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Mrs. z. A. Hansen. Mrs. VIM. N.
Greer and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl L.
Mathews.
Joseph Ronnow. Sr.. met with an
accident last week. while after a
load OF wood. The crow bar, slip
ped. striking him in the side and
breaking a rib. DIR. Smith attended
his injuries last Saturday.
meeting OF the Lincoln County
Board OF Education was held at the
High School building last Sunday.
Mr.. c. L. ADJUST. president OF Board
motored from Caliente to attend.
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Panaca Notes

Henry Lee and wife motored TO
Caliente last Sunday.
Dave Mathews was down from
Phoebe last Friday for the Prince
teams which he had bought.
Mrs. Susie Wadsworth of Alamo
visited her parents. NJ. and Mrs. A.
H. Wedge and other relatives here
this week.
The Lincoln County High school
base ball team was victor at a game
played at Caliente last Saturday.
The score was 21 to L.
The Home Economics club OF Lin
coin County High School gave a
very pleasing entertainment last
Friday evening under the supervision
of Mrs Luella Jones and Miss Mary
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plural. but where the plural 10 used;
the singular cannot be counted and
visa versa.
S. Words of the same spelling can
be used only once. even though used
to designate different objects. The
same object can be named only once
however. any part Of the object may
also be named
6. The person sending in the larg-
est and nearest correct list OF b
Words will win first prize. etc. Neat
ness. style and handwriting have no
bearing upon deciding the winners.
Z. Contestants may cooperate IN
answering the puzzle. but only one
prize will be awarded to any one house
hold; nor will prixes be awarded 10
more than one of any group outside
OF the family. where two or more have
been working together.
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1. ANY man, woman, girl or boy.
who is not an employee of this News
paper or the National Puzzle Contest
Co. or member of an employees
family. may submit an answer. 1t costs
nothing to try.
2. All answers must be mailed by
the closing date given below.
8. Answers should be written on
one side of the paper only. and each
word numbered consecutively, one, two.
three. etc. 10 not put more than one
"B-Word'' with each number. Write
your full name and address on each
page in the upper right-hand corner.
Il you desire to write anything else.
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4. Only words found in the English
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words. Use either the singular or
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and before leaving on Sunday took
measurements Of the water supply at
spring.
News was received last Tuesday
that Pansy Mathews. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Mathews, who A.
attending the University at Reno.
was confined at the hospital with
smallpox. II is hoped she will
speedily recover.
W. T. Stewart. Sr.. OF Alamo. was
a visitor here last Friday.
Lloyd Mathews OF Barclay visited
relatives here last week.
DIR. j. W. Smith OF Caliente was q
visitor last Saturday.
Miss Elva Phillips visited rela-
tives here last Sunday.
The Panaca Orchestra furnished
music for the dance at Phoebe last
Wednesday. Others who attended the
/ dance were Mr.. and Mrs. d. Jerman
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This Newspaper has made arrangements
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our readers are permitted to take part in an
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puzzle that is different from the ordinary
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DIR. j. W. Smith OF Caliente was {
visitor last Saturday.
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Lloyd Mathews of Barclay visite
relatives here last week
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W. T. Stewart. Sr.. of Alamo. wa
a visitor here last Friday.
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New Britain herald., 1922-10-19
BEGIN HERE TO-DAY.

Murder tinged with diahoica irony appeared again in the hstors of the Flaming Jewel, that priceless gem first stolen from the COUNTESS OF ESTHONTA by the
 great international theft, QuINTANA, and later stolen from
 Quintana bN
 EIkE CLlNCH,
 In his cabin in the Adirondacks, Clinch was guarding the tewel against the open enmity Of Quintana and the secret motive ot
 JAMES DARRAGH, who, out of love for the countess had sworn to re- store the gem. Darragh Is at Clinch's camp under the name of HAL SMITH. when Quintana captures EVE STRANER, Clinchs beautiful step-daughter.
 Eve escapes from Quintana after rsking her life guarding packet which she thought contained the Flaming Jewel. but which held noth- ing but two bars of chocolate. This false packet was seized by Quintana from
 EARL LENERETT a trap-thief, and Quintana in turn was robbed hy Hal Smith. Clinch and his men have gone out to wipe out Quin- tanas gang.