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For. nom ent Peggy was too
$$breathless to speak or cry out. In.
ten has she had been on her own
gaHke. $she was off guard the in
sSstant she found herself in LEES
e arms w
But the tuch OF his lips sent sucf
II q reyulsion through her she almost
s$turned sick Pushing with all her
3 strength she tried to get free. But
his old was like wise. She man
Y aged to turn her head and, gasping
free her lips
Let 70. oh, how did you dare ~
you nasty creature!
wi hout relaxing. he looked al
her, pond ering her wra1hfu out.
Il hurt Slowly an ugly light filled
sshis eyes Pinning her slender
4 arms. he looked her slowly over,
nAntemptuously. searchingly /.
1ss..Nasty creature, eh?'' he repeat
/ I'd: altogether different man from,
7 the urbane court1er OF a moment
n before Say. little flapper, where
do you get that line? One would
think you clean as angels wings.
Peggy's spirit writhed. Humilia-
ton whlpp ed and stifled her. But
\ she was more frightended even
Y than hourt y
..tsWhat do you mean! And how
y dare you say such a.
s"Oh, come now. vut out that
dare stuff! Here you are, got up
like "a 12sheet poster-come-
shither glances-stepping high and
fast-smoking like little chimney
tapping the brew like a season
Cd Iyet-hopping it with tho best
Of them-necking for all you're
me for an easy
S;fling-and then You try to pull
.sttiat dare stuff!
Z 55.tDon't make me laugh, sweetie!
know your kind You're a frisky
little colt on the loose, and I've got
1 & wicked line out for you.
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Ears! 10 cried Nick. ss#
Certainly" the Chocolate
Rooster assured them with dig
nifty. t@All Tinky-Wrinklers are
orange-colored and having big
ears to fly with Are you blind.
my dears ~
mo, but we think you are"
Nancy couldn't help saying.
You're not orange. you're brown,
and you've no ears at all!
AT this the Rooster looked
down at himself in astonishn ent,
and no sooner had his eyes spied
his chocolate feathers than he let
out a screech like fire-whistle
and fog-horn rolled into one
"Oh!'' he screamed. This is
an outrage. This isn't I! Some
one has turned me into this crea-
ture. I'm notI at all.
Il know" said Nick. Flap
Doodle has the Fairy Queen S
wand and he has used it on you. .
Sure as you're born" declared
the Rooster. What shall / do?"
(To BE Continucd)
(Copyrignt, 1920
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SWin abe held Thursdayof&n ext
sweek At the log near Benton's
Ferry.
Visiting Relatives
Mrs. Rosa RedmondSands daugh-
ter Of Fairchance, Pa. are visit
ing relatives here and at Forks
burg. RI II 4 5s. q
Personals
Misses Ardith Kerns and Elean-
or Archer have returned from a
vacation trip to Cannonsburg.P Pa
where they visited Mrs. G. H
sSnider. n ss..
s AZ "a son was born recently to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Butcher OF Nor
gan Mines He has been named
Bernard Mrs. Butcher was Miss
MadgeS Harris before her mar
rage. 5S$
Miss Luverna Malone Of Wheel
ing; Is the guest of Mrs. Minnie
Baker in Wiley street
Mrs. F. A. Wilson Of Market
street has returned from Morgan
town where she visited relatives
for several days.
airs. Anna Thomas and daugh-
ter of McKeesport Pa, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs W. ). Thoma5
of Merchant street.
Miss Hazel Henderson OF
Reeves avenue is spending this
week with friends at Clarksburg.
Miss nellie Wilson is visitins
her brother, Waller Wilson, and
family in Clarksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Freem an
and childreny Mary Madeline and
Darrell. who had been visiting
relatives l1exe and at Little Falls.
returned to their home at Bellaire
!; Ohio, today. While here they
! were guests of Mr.. and Mrs y. H.
steele of Potomac avenue and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Tichnel1 in Tygart
street.
Howard Neal. son Of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Roy Neal ofPotomac avenue.
is i'll.
avenue spent the weekend at
Davis Ridge with her son, Luther
Steele and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tichn eli
and Russell Malone and family
were guests of Mrs. Lee A.. Reeves
and son, ]. Wilbur Reeves, at
Triune Sunday.
1
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Hello said voice when
Nancy and Nick and the Magical
Mushroom had landed in the mid
die OF the Tinky-Winkle Star.
Who are you and what do you
want?
Were after F1ap-D oodle, the
purple fairy who flies with his
ears, said Nancy. He stole the
Fairy Queens wand"
..Oh, ho," answered the voice.
We'll, he never told me a word
about it," And Chocolate
Rooster came out of a coop made
of sugar cookies, with saucy
strut
"oh, do you know him?" asked
Nick eagerly.
well, should say" answer
ed the Rooster IN his lord
high councillor. He's the boss of
this star, you know. In fact, I'm
often mistaken for him, being SO
handsome and all, only / am
orange instead of purple, and my
ears are not quite so large and
fine as his
55S"Orange!" cried Nancy.
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Enter, the F7apper"
Begin Wild Youth Dancing Tnrough
Romance Of Wild VI
Passions Flame.

/ Don't you suppose we all know
you dropped that pen-knlfe into the
engine on purpose? We didn't
know what your game was, but !
thought I'd find out-Did you turn
me down when invited you for Il
petting stroll 2" 8
Peggy wrenched her hands free
and covered her burning face.
Hot tears were swelling up, that
she struggled to suppress.
.tI-oh, you beast; didn't mean
II only meant" She had to stop.
There was no explanations she
could make.
You meant! You meant. Hell is
paved with II meants.' Even If
you didn't mean what any blind
man could see you meant. you've
no alibi. 81
eff you will play with matches.
you'll get burnt. whether you
mean to start fires or play jack
strawS with 'em-But never mind,
my little darling-I like your
And without warning again his
arms pinned her. and his hot
breath swept her face. Wild with
fright, Peggy sent out one piercing
scream.
Lee Stopped in chagrin. His hold
relaxed and he stared at her. Was
It surprise she read in his face?
Could he really have thought her
ms cheap and coarse as his angry
words had said
She felt sick and faint and
closed her eyes-only to open
til EN- as she heard the frightened
cry OF Winni e, the rush OF substan-
tial feet and over the edge OF the
ridge slid Ted Harker with the
momentum and fighting temper
that had made him famous in foot
b. lTo4 He continued.)
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annual spfs:nic and 90 Which
WI lAbe held Thursday#ofn NEXT
week Eat log near BentonIsl
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(To BE Continued.)
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fi1a years batorsss. C;.iarksbnrgss ress
5ccsIpts totaled s157s aEainss
;SI50,H ard II climbed from s45th
to 240th place. Blnef cid, receipts
were SOS ,6ts compare wit $50,
u51s and at changed from 399th to
f367th place. Morgantownss re-
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then. Did you tell John. why he
had better stay away-at least un-

then. Did you tell John. why he
had better stay away-at least un-
til after
NO need-when / said Roy was
coming he growled: i know it,
that is what's bringing ma And
rung off right there-not telling
me where | could reach him-you
know he is most always some place
he ought not to be- Aunt Persis
interrupted Mabel turned away.
with faint shud d er-John Bassett
was, she knew, another name for
trouble. Nephews and heir to the
Gardner, who had been Aunt Per-
sis's husband. that lady's plan AKA
hope had been to see him Mabel'I
hus band. He was college-bred,
rich, fair-looking a2i dominanr..
You are the or1.y thing want and
said to Mabel after third refusal,
six months back But don't think
I'm giving you up-you'll wake up
in your right senses by and by"
Recalling his set mouth, his
borning eyes, MabeFs heart sank
almost instantly it rebounded,
singing for JOY. She was alone. her
own mistress, free OF everything
but the love bond, a chain that not
even the hottest fire could melt.
With soft smile she led her aunt
into breakfast. saying clearly: =
don't hate the 'phone-but for It
how could L eyer manage to shave
enough for two hungry men rather
than one 2"
Royal Peyton did not come by
train. Instead in a swift motor,
with racing driver at the wheel.
Minister snug inside and for
luggage only a brief case and box
He began at once, setting them
here, there, everywhere.
I'VE must be married in two
hours" he said, smiling down. at
Mabel, whom he had taken openly
l., his arms upon the steps. You
will not ask explanations read
that in your eyes. We want no
crowd-only witnesses and two
or three guests. Send for them
whoever you choose. My chauf-
feur is wizard at finding places
and people They must make
haste: we shall go straight back
to port. A yacht waits there for
us-the good ship Mabel, soon to
be doubly mine"
AS III dream Mabel obeyed
Ill III. oAe l1ttu wei d1lS 14CeiA
memory OF what came to pass be
fore she stood beside Peyton with
the minister fronting them book
in hand. Aunt Persis. shifting
@audibiy under the family por-
traits, and good Judge Hardin,
her sometime guardian, ready to
place her hand in that of her
chosen mate. Through the hush
ed room Tommy fuckers morn
ing carol came like a enediction.
1t reused Mabel as no clarion
could She was suddenly vividly
awake to everything. Every word
of the opening service sank like
molten metal into her conscious
ness. Attic question OF any
lawful impeachment" she felt her
heart swell u:ocatingly. I'M
pendiment was untEinkable; yet
sharp from the hall came John
Bassett's cry ASK Convict 1908
why he is here trying to marry a
gent1ewoman instead Of in his
cel1?'
80 as to leave room In the peni-
Tertiary for you, Mr.. 3assert, Roy
al said evenly, turning Gpcl Mabel
questioning eyes.
7 She puther hand in mis-, and said
clearly, Judge Hardin p1eass ask
the minister to go on VIA the Ger G
mony."
! John Bassett made tiger leap
forward. The chauffeur, lurking
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I7l-1IIss 10
'5EIOR ri ST DRY
N1ABEL'S TRUST
by n, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Come, Tommy Tucker. sing for
your SUPP erbreakfast, rather"
Mabel said, leaning from her open
win ow to throw aShandful Of flies
freshly$swatted, upon tie window
Y err, being mocker, In full food Of
May morning song. yet needed her
r call, came to the lodge, gobbled a
ny or SO. then filled his beak and
a new away to his mate brooding
D precious eggs In the honeysuckle
arbor beyond the garden gate.
He kne Mabel for a friend.
Mn ow for three years he had had
Eth freedom Of the Weir place,
and the protection of its human
~ occupants. Cats were taboo there
Snip, the alert black and tan
Sterrier, accounted for any rat Dol:
enough to intrude. Snip was az
friendly as his owners-even if&a
@@ estling duttered prematurely
from the nest, he merely watched
EN- gravely, never offering them
arm. Mabel hundred the birds
shamefully, not grudging them
@&thes first and best strawberries nor
Sforg citing treats q hardD oiled
sgegg-yolk when the babies vert
y "a
hi matterEof crumbs and snippets Of
ENfat. Inde ed, 1t is rather a wonder
That the m ockers did not come to
oily upon her 1argesse.
In return for it she had floods
aAof silver melody throughout the
day. Aunt Persis rumbled sour
b ly--the bird, she was sure gave
her bad dreams-she never had
hem except when he was so loud.
But Mabel only laughed at her
- as she laughed at everything
that she was so happy. Joy
had come with spring mornings
after a dreary winter of waiting,
OF gonized suspense.
Existence had been reasonably
nshiny---indeed she had called
Il herself fortunate and happy be-
tore she knew. Now all the years
behind see med but agreeably
sdrab,S beside the glorious rain bow
SyBhin1ng OF the new present. Love
= had com e--and gone, like sun
SEleam b etwixt storm clouds
#there had been no word, no sign
only those things eyes may speak
to eyes, to feed her hungry heart
Y through the years Of Peyton's abb
u sence. Two interminable years
q OF un broken silence-then the let
ter, all too brief; saying Il have
sslain the lions in my path, and
Gam coming to claim my own.
Three days more of waiting?
she was not impatient-they
would run on racing feet. And
they would be SO ful,--all the
@p1ace must be in festival array.
TIshea happin ess OF making it SO al
most frightened her. Ii anything
- ,nt,J1 III !, orror- -hrava;v she re-
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BUSINESS. Meeting.

in charge Of Mrs. orlo Drum
1nond's division
Business Meeting
A business meeting was held at
the Central Christian Church last
evening by the Loyal Women's
Glass of the Sunday school, The
class is looking forward to its
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Com on hem Sfyze'


Com S Ollf hem SIZE
sBygBERTHA E. sHAPELEIGHs
gCookfng Authority for. NEA5
Service and Columbia
Universit
Many#persons do not enjoy
eating corn from the cob. The.
following method is good and
will prove a pleasant change:
3 cups corn, cut from uncoo X
ed cobs
2 teaspoons sugar
u teaspoon salt
4 1 teaspoon paprika s
3 tablespoons butter
Water to cover
Cook the corn in the butter
for five minutes, add season
ings and water Cover the pan
and let the corn cookE15 or 20
minutes It will then be ten
der and have a very little liquid
to serve with it.
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esinfs ssrs
WITH sss,57. ~, s ona|
goth to Hist a laces aarslns3as
wereSs 500
658s the year before nd ksaanslI
560th place YER the lot1 sS1sess:s
ord OF 556th8 place
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DOUGLAS PERSONALS
 AND NEWS BRIEELEl6

I.rm.. Iel. nn IH. .0.. ..um" sn...r. m n.H| che Ho'.. ou ... sound uH Mu loomH who I boon m m. south for .H. n... .r.II mou.H.
 m Enhc.. Fcu who hu boon intending huHu. ooNc.. n San r..u...... returned homo Hn .I. Princes. Mary aI Hor..E might.
 Andrew Martin i. having n u..n . .soI. attack oI I'.uma.." and |. confined lo H.. hom. nar'n H. .h..r.. former CE Marsha. W. r Grant i. attending I0 Mr. N.r.IH .rH. n. One public ..Hro.
 Mrs. Robert E OousH.n re.Wn.. ..m. or .no steamer Jefferson a..o
 week" a.ar i'm Seattle eH. I.n ..r nhcr Prank H..H pro .r..n. re.g nicely mIH One O.'. .0 H. physician. Mr. 0H"H ..n.u. nH h.l'lH worry Hn...E
 Tod H.0n.HHI h.. r0.or.0.. ..0" I..I .I... 0I pneumonia and
 cam. Enm. from tH. e. Ann N'.H'.. n Ime.u Ina. Tuesday,
 Tom Tm..r W.. aE.n .n .HO e. Ann hospital Ia.. Monday and from ... report. .s rapidly on Che ro.a .o r..Hr.r..
 rr. rmena' Order ol E.e" ..e.I pretty U.u. d.u.0 .' tH0r I.n Inst Saturday and m
 r... . r... crI0.Hh.. Um..
 J. Brown and n... D0..e. r.
 I during IH. pas. Woo. from U0r. n.0.n..Un. Un
 I... now. from r....'. ...o. .'H' N.. Eo-.r . .0m.r nH.H" ''. mn. embarked 0r m. o. m.... m.rr m. lucky HIr h.nr " Marian Wu.a.0... formerly 0
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MANY EVENTS STAGED FOR
 MERRY CHRISTMAS SEASON

m. Christina. celebration 0. .Ho Ir.r| .reI r.I..I.I evening whom m. .o..l Order o. Eagles .n- ..-..r.I .H. meuh.r. enIHr.. H.'h nm. Christina. u. s.u.. Claus E.r..hm.H.. won. .. ... IH. euunuU during ... c.or. nr and good unr rrIoE.I h. I'M.
 Tonight IH. 0I| H.''ouH .H. N" n...n. win .H.hr.. CHr.m n. H-rr. r.. and e. for .0. .. T celebration VII. m. .H|.. Tn. odd Fellow. han and .N ..r.r.. m. invited .n he.r mako ..e 
 rr m. h.r... 0. Ir. NIIe Io.. o. ... U..n N.Ut. Brotherhood and I.r.Hr. .r.. win ne held aI .H. t... N.H.. Brotherhood HHl
 Tn. Community sunday "Hoo. ur... hold. ..r.s Tn Ono rorue ...H.. church. u.I r.r. u .-.e Hn
 n|. ....... whom rur child ... n. remembered hr sur" Caw
 m. n.I.r o. Tr.. Inn. areecI .0. H.I. han tonight I1 celebrate ..r n...I.
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T0RILER nAYa
ARE RECALLED
Now Files Ten O. Happenings m Douglas Island Twenty tcu
 Ago This Week

II.I I.rH. W.. .uu..n. rI. for m. Im... o. O0. nou.u mH. HoI and Mr. IHm.
 cmmmHn. nm l.a a0.ow o.
 grand u m. Now. ..I .H. only good nu. IT did wa. .o adjourn.
 N I OCHn0r WI. lH. champion bowie. 0- U.. UHul
 TH. children o. lH. nuHI. Hon. u... preparing for u DrH.mH Hn- .Huumm. and H. n Wr. IruUHur ....I .ar ImuaH ..
 m. ...m0r A.N W.. uOI mp u. m. TIuIH.H dock two day. on ao .om. O. IH. high wind
 Th. odd H0..ou received u uo" uo... piano .0r choir ham,
 OUu WI...mI.r Io..rH.. HH Che N.U ~. r0oI H....I hnr '..I for San Francisco .o UU.H .Hm.n. hi. .r.0o .H.l oI mechanic and o.o.. re.an
 uu. N...u who I. n.u.'u Tor Ku.. uu0.. Cha. h. Wa. coming H... u. .om u. h. could u... .He nroe
 The H.H...H Initiated .mo. now member. and later hold .H oI.. lost uH One r.uI Hat II WI. u..H.. Sunday mouH. whom .HH Inr..
 H.H.... preparation. "... H.HH mm. h. m. odd Follows for .0. formal dedication o. I0..r now 0om. o. OH.m. day.
 An... o. geo m 0..H Wa. mp for m. om. I... .u... h. n. ... E ban m. u... h.m. Christ. 
 NH...n. Il. IT, r.. WI. H.u.uH 0u. H.m"u IH.. .mI.
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UEbIGlEs DEFEATED

I. "... |..H ...... .. I...... 1T. Ir from .H. .H"..H h.. ..... .. v ". I| tn in. H0H
 E.....Hm IH.. ...H
 U.e. N.H .m."... wild in
 .... h.. h.H mo. mn. luck. H.u u.H.I |.. HnU from ... Nav. ..H. u.u.. .n .0o .H. floor N.... . H..I.... HH. W..H ..." mu. H".... win n. doubt .I. |. potter ....m. . .Hm.E.. . probably m... our boys ' un .H.
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BASKET BALL TEAM
 ON SOUTHERN TRIP

"... I.H e.rHH. H..o.. I.. ..m accompanied by Miss .... Chapman and Miss Katherine .. Tn. ..r.. and Coach Gar. .. .... 0. I.. ..m.r t.a
 .. H".H-.. .0Hr In m .H0
 . . southern par. o. Che ". |.....ne ~. .H. Hr..'.
 TT. "..... H.nr." intend
 " .. H.-rHn- W..H
 N....H. .'n double ... .. ... E.. .'" .rm .r. ... ....... "... m .H. teams W". ".. 0E".. 1" H'. m. reputation 0. n. ...n 70. .
 .- ... " ... ..m. about
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FORMER ISLANDERS ARE
 REGISTERING U OREGON

N..|.. from N.. II. !" N...'.. umur n. T....H.I I.. o. .|" U. m s HHoH o."0u W... H.r .... . ..m. and whore .H.H daughter Miss EH.. " living "..0 n.r Hu.h.n. Tracy HoH. . H".. war. m...H.". -. whom .. ". married H. Im. UHH N...0..
 -. |.m. H... . H.. Mr. and Mn. H...... H.. .H.. celebrate. H.r ..n "...H. shortly H..0-.
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SPECIAL EXERCIsEs

n. Christina. program hold .t Che nunN. .0H00. E...... .H.... Tr. pupils Q. ... n....
 .... under ... .r.0.H.. 0. .u H.. M..r0r IH..r .a.'U- ... par. ... Hr.H... n worry ....- ..H. H... 0. tI. nr0em. uI" u.r. distributed Tn uI pupil. n.. ...
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CLERK uBBvs HARD LUCK

CIT. N'H had I..
 H. wrench .. . after .H N.r.r .N. ... proved II. n. moro .- .H obtained showed H ..... .... m. ..I foot .r... n .. Mr. N0HH "N ... .... .-U..H.
 - .... ....... n. .r.H.. .o .r
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AUSTRALIANS COMING

Doris Simpson ."H.IH. ... ..-I II. . r... from H.r .r and ..- r.mn.H... '... IT. AHH |.. Australia. |.'.H. n" won. ." -...r.. .... .H. ."H... '. .. from ...r. nm ... ...H H. mi. mont. and .r. .EH..... |" .-.|. in
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READY BULLION MINE
 susPEEDS FOR WINTER

. H"" wr. ... m.. operation. ".... .H- ....m... ...".. n. .r. TI. e.rHe dow. -. ... plan. .. partly due 'o
 " .. " m. . W.H ..r'r .. .... m. WH...
 . .. .H mining nm. . M n. .m.. for . short
 ..u'..
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NEW OFFICERS NAMED
 BY EASTERN STAR

At. r..I.r m...H. ". m. UT. Star L0Ie. n. urur.u. ou |H. I.. evening n. .0.0HH. 0.". won. ...... for ... .0mH. I0.. N Nora NH.. worth. m..r... T.m. Nr.I.m worthy patron. u." EH..Hm. .0..... m......
 Eleanor Ir.r. .....HH H".. m.. .Hr l.0u0. Edwin" ..IH.r H.. A.l.H.m
 .I affair VII. .... .... ... h.u. meeting m homo. n. Mr. David .H... who l" '..Nu. for s.". n. near mW. Nh" ..r.... H n.H..I W..0 . very H.... E...r h.m... in .Hnr.... ..r Hl H.- work n Che n... for H. n. E.r Une worthy W...U
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SECOND BREEZE BLOWS

.
 .. ... Tn. HU. H0.. m .rH.... Hr n. nI.H.
 .. ".. nrrr 0r "u.. n" IT. ... . IT. ". 0. n .. . I'M. ..... U. ". .... .r. .UrH. n. ... U.. alumni 0.'...
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DOUGLAS CHURCHES
St. Luers Church

S. Lus.s Church ....m " H.. Communion nm. I.... m.
 Community Church Notice s.... H... I.... II..' .m U.u program ?. m.
 Douglas Catholic Church sm0.. H. and .". 0mmHn- ... -. .....
 Christina. r.. for .. ... children .. ... n.H n. m. M.u... Christina. Day. @ H. .... communion .I .... E. ...H... ....."
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Had Che sra.Iar wo.s'r
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NOTICE OF SALE UNDER EKEcJ- u0N AND SPECIAL ORDER OF
 SALE

m .H |.U.. |.U.. NIU HU ..H NHmH.. Ono. .I IHu.H UNION SECURITIES CORPORA IIN. corporation. |..uO.. ALASKA TREASURE CONSOLE DATED MINES I.uu. JOHN H. HIlUN I CHRISTIE SON. COLBERT l0.nWHL. and JOHN D .NNOH w and con .u.u. IIU N"rI u. N.re.. I. and II .Na u.muu uI ..I |'..u Ira
 ..II"..I u. Cor H."U.U ann.
 UNION rUusr COMPANY or SAN FRANCISCO. corporation.
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-23

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Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-02
Club SAMPSON HELD
FOR SHOOTING MAN

An early morning disorder at the
home Of "Chub" Sampson, coloreA
Charles street, about o'clock this
morning resulted in the arrest OF
Sampson by officers Johnson and
Jacques on a charge of feloniously
shooting II. G. C"Powell"o Johnson,
also colored, and the confinement
Of Sampson in the city lookup to
await hearing later before Jus.
tice Wolf.
The officers were called to the
home first on a complaint that
Sampson had shot at Johnson and a
misdemeanor warrant was first
sworn out. Later it developed that
Johnson had actually been hit by a
shot gun shell contents on the front
of his body and the warrant was
made out for felony and Sampson
taken into custody.
Officers declare there was gen.
eral disturbance in and about the
house and that the shooting was
only an incident to the nights ac-
ivity.