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LYNCHBURG ATHLETE
GOES. TO DANVILLE

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
LYNCHRURG. Sept. o.--Robert
Kyle Willis, Of R"ckley. w. Va. and
q graduate OF LynchhurE College in
the class of 80. has accepted a posi-
ton, as coach at the Danville High
School. Wills was the only four
letter man at Lynchhure last year.
He PLAYED quarter back in football,
forward in basketball, outheid in
baseball. and was member of the
tennis team. "Feeny" Is the Hor-
not training camp assisting Coach
Evans with the new material until
he leaves for Danville.
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MYERS CIRCUIT SMASH
BEATS BOSTON, 6-5
Wheat Raises Homc-Run To.
tai TO Fifteen by Get
ting Two.
Try Associated Pr"ss.I

RRookLYN. y. y, sept. a.-Mysrs
HON" run into the l"fi -hpld bleach
ora. with one out In the twolfth In
ming CAV" tho onc-Ennr series To
Prnok!rn today by 10 e. against
Boston Wheat raised his home run
total to fifteen today by hitting twr
each time with n man on thAse and
each timn when Brooklyn was bn-
hind T"w"1l nit a homer for RoS-
ton in tn" seventh with mono out
or imcs allowed eighteen hits. hut
strurk out ton hatters. c1tricating
himself from several dangerous pm
sitions
rho gcorc.
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Cool Million Is Prize
Placed Before Dempsey
Try AssocIated rrcss.l

NEW YORK. Sept. a.-One mil
lion dollars for three RRhts WAS
tho prize danEled before Jack
Dompsey. worlds cha NIPPON heavy
weight hoxer, today. by James
w. Coffroth, of SAN Diego. Cal.
JACK Kearns, Dempsey's manager.
and Jack are both in Syracuse to-
day Upon their return. Sunshine
Jim" says. they will have Il chat
over the sl.000.O00 offer. whether
the bouts would he staged In Mex
leo City, London. Paris or New
York is an open question.
wills. Brennan. willard, John
sou, Firpo-these arc men from
whom the three conicndcrs for
the title viii probnbiy he picked.
Cuffrcth. who arrived yesterday
from Mexico City, has not made
his, choice known as yet.
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PAT II. WINSTON WINS
\. G.. TENNIS TITLE

GREENsKnRO y. G. Son, y POI,
~ Winston. Of chapel Hiil for mo
'h'ra consecutive year has won ,bo
singles mpionship Of tho North
carolina Tennis Association. JJe
i7ok brilliant and warmly CON
,cS'ed match from W. w. QulIlan
81, c-2, Sc
Tho fourth annual tournament y,
IN" North Carolina Tennis Assoni,.
,uh came 10 close. when Dr =. II
Winston. of chapel HuI. and pr
J. White. ~ Durham, won tho
doubles championship nv d~raa,iny
hrHc" N'CaH'"y and G. VI. WaynicL
~ Greensboro.
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SPEAKER, PINCH HITTING,
HELPS BEAT WHITE SOX
Knocks Out FicIdcr's Choice,
Which Chicago In6cld
Mcsscs Tn.
IRv' Assncinten rrn.sl

CHICAGO, sept. o~rris Sneaker.
pinch hitter Cor Edwards in the ninth.
he!iNer"d the blow which. with
Wild throw by Johnson, enabled
Cleveland 10 beat chicago z ia .
today. With men on first and third
and ono out. Speaker grounded TO
collins. whose throw TO Johnson
forced l.. Sawell. Johnson's throw
1" first was Wild aud Evans. VIM
was on third. scored. and SPEAKER
went 10 second. MrClcllan's error
rarod the way for tho second Clnvc-
land run. and Woods homer account
'd Tor the first run. Chicago's runs
were the result Of bases on balls
ana some timely hitting.
The score:
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CARDS GRAB RAGGED
CAME FROM THE REDS
Makes Strong IF.
fort to Win Fraras in
Ninth.
Try Associated rross.l

CINCINNATI ONO, sept. a-St
Louis won freehittius and rag
C"dlr PLAYED game from Cincinnati
today. IL to 10. Ecck and Sell were
both taken out in mid>Eamc. and
Their successors were hit hard The
cardinals scored five runs in tho
h'h'h inning on five hits and two
N"h'"h the homo team from tying
cam" back In their half and scored
I"ur on nv" hits. great catch by
schultz In right field, probably pre-
vented IN" home team from tievnc
~ winning In tho ninth.
Tho score:
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Totals
DrOokly "a.

zEa''eh for -. Miller In seventh.
HhEatt-d for o'Neil In ninth.
Sonr" by innings r.
Hoston e.. .. NGi nl0 500 Oo0-5
Brooklyn 400 2iO o2n 0oi--s
summary: Two-h ase hits Cruise.
R"ser. Myers. Home runs-Wheat
60; Myers. Powell. stolen base
Ford, G"wdy. Sarrifires-Olson te)
Johnston. cruise. Rarhare Double
play Barbara 10 korf TO Gibson;
Johnston TO olson 10 SchmRndt. I.er
on has" boston. Is; Brooklyn, 10.
Base on balls on Miller. s; Grimes
/. struck out by Miller, :. Grimes
10. rmr!rcs. Sent-!le and Emsle.
Time Of game. 2:jb.
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ATHLETICS SPLIT TWO
GAMES WITH RED SOX
Rommcl Fnils to Win Two
Games IN Three
DAVIS,
tRr Associated rroenl

POSITION, sent p. philadelphia aud
Roeteh divided hoanra Today, On.
nen hah thA better ct rennoek In
the opener, tho rlpi,urs w,natnr, i
w. |, twN ou I,enaneA's nnsns., and
one by rier"F wDrkinn Into rune
HcmmcS who had beaten The ned snS
Thuredar, los, the eeoond rame. I To
Z, nna'nn Ec"rinR the tying aud the
Winning vans IN 'he ninth OH slnplos
ny narn'. j. narrie. J, Colitna aud
ORnmRc. In the seventh. inn.ns,
Walker made. hrmc run over tho
lct-a-'d fonee, hta thittY.nt,h or
tho oraaon,
Tho score
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ETTRICKS DEFEATS
MARKET STREET. 9.

rETEHSRURG, VA. Sept. a.--E
tricks defeated Market street this
'rrnoon. {" o. in a one-sided gam
played at Mckenzie Street Park b,
fore large crowd. Bradsher W.
driven from the box in the sixth ir
ing. being relieved by Gill. WI
stopped the onslaught OF tho Ettric
hatters. Rridgnrs. for Ettricks. VIZ
at his best and had tho Methods,
at his mercy the entire nina in.,tn :,
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PROMOTER TO MATCH
DEMP AND JOHNSON
lev Limited Nnns ]

NEW YORK. Sept. a.-Jamcs w.
'"Hroth. san Francisco boxing pro
ho'"r and owner Of tho race track
~ Tia JuHna. Mexico. has arrived
nero ny boat tn match Champion
lack Dempsey and former Champion
JACK Johnson 10 fight In Mexico this
fail.
'onroth said he would commupi-
cate At once with Jack Eearns. man
aSer of Dempsey. regarding terms.
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Fleming and BickcI
10 Defend Net Title

Tho mems doubles tournsmo,,
at tho Country Club ~ vircin,a
VIII start tomorrow afternoon
nc present champs. BIcilel and
= 'eH'lNe' nav" teamed again for
'h's year and from ali indication.
u VIII n" hotly contested. The
."'her Stars ~ the courts have
entered. among them being Arch,e
harris 7. J.. Rice, II. Williams
Mead" spic?y, etc Entr!e. NAV
De made w:th Way Trcth. t.nni,
coach. UP 20 tonight
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ritt>l'iirg o..

'Ratted for Alexander In seventh
Stated for thncves In eighth.
EEiRhca out. hit by batted bail
Score by innings: u
Chicago .........n COL O0o O2o-4
Pittsburgh ...........2ni lG3 OO'-7
summary: 1~""raSe hits-Grimru
Tiern"y. Thr"a-tas~ hits Carey.
Traynor. Grimm. Miller. stolen bapa
~-Statz. Sacrifice -fioiloch"r. Double
play kruC. Terry aud Grimes:
Alexander. Grimes and Terry; O'FSr-
rell and kruE; Tiorney. Mnranvill"
and Grimm; Hollochnr. O'Farrcll and
krng: Terry asd Grimes Left on
has"-'hicaGo. 10: Pittsburgh. z
Base on halls-oN Glaznnr. g. Struck
out--hy Alexander, 3: by Glazucr. {;
Hits-off Alexander. II In 6 innings:
m CheoveS. none in ! inning: IN
Jones. In inning. Losing pitcher
---Alexand.r l'mpircs-R and
Hart. Tinc-It2
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YANkS WIN 1O-|NN|NG
CAME: FROM SENATORS
Sam Jones Wins Own Game
With Double in Last
Frame
InN Assnrinlnh rrn.. l

NEW YORK, Sept 9-The New
h"rN Americans made a sweep Of
'h"ir two game series with Washing
ron winning well-played tcn-in-
nihE riichors battle today, : to >
sam Jones had slightly the better ~
|corS" Mocridee. Jones won his
game TN "a" tenth, when he opened
WIN " double. his second one 81 the
S'me' advanced 20 third on Witi'S i'm q
fold ont. and scored the winning r,,n
az. pn2an'S sacrifice fly 10 Rice.
The score:
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MEUSEL'S HOME RUN !
GIVES GIANTS CAN
Circuit Smash Breaks Up D|
Between Ring and
Macmillan.
my Associated prcps.1

PHILADELPHIA, PA. Sept. 4
Emil Mousc's sixteenth home rum
the season. with Bancroft on ha
enabled New York TO defeat Phila.
phia. J to 2. this afternoon in
Giants last appearance. here .
season For seven Innings. the "a
was brilliant pitching duet betw.
Ring and Hugh JcCuillan
In the ninth philadelphia thre
en"d Ia tic the scor" whom Leo :
Leslie op"ned with singles. The I
m"r scored on Mokau'S sacrifice,
Leslie was left stranded
The ycnre.
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PIRATES WIN z GAMES;
GAIN ON M CRAWMEN
After Grabbing First Handily,
Como From Behind to
Tuko Final
Thy Aasocinted Pra,s.1

PITTSBURGH. PA. sept. @
pittsburgh gained on New York in
tho National League pcnnant race
by defeating Chicago twice today.
Tho Pirates found tho visitors easy
In the first contest. winning, TO {.
In the second game Pittsbursh came
from behind. tied tho score in the
eighth. and-won In tho tenth. s TO :.
FIRST GAME.
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Kinney to Manage Team.

Los ANGELES. CAL. Sept. .
FRED Haney. third baseman or Tho
Detroit American League club. will
organize and manage semipro club
for Universal City In the Southern
California Winter League. 1t is an
nounced.
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CRI0UI X. O.'S WINS
IN SMITH ROUND
fnv Assoclh,ed - /

PARIS. Sept 3 Eugene Crlqui.
teatbeTweight chsmpuH pugil!s, -
Europe, retained nj ,i'lo by KNOCK
ing out Arthur WyI.s - Belgium. IA
the sixth round o. tYenty-round
bout here tonight
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T'IttsI,ItrE II.
m for Millnr IN .nvrhth.

Ran for Miller IN seventh
fRntt"d for oshorn- In seventh
HEaitnd for Ynllowhorse IN eighth.
N'nc out when winning RUN made.
Score by innings: n
chicago ........... 600 2On 500 o.
fhtShnrgh ......... .not 1ol lao ia
summary: Two base hits--Carcy.
hiEhe". Three base ;s--MaranviIln.
stolen has"-Siatz. Carey. Righco
Double rlay-Tierney, MaranvilIo
ana irvnm. Left on base--ChicaGo.
-, Pittsburgh. IA Rase on halls-ofr
osborne. 3: Cheevca. 3; Kaufman.
!; Brown. /; Ycllowhorse. J; Hamil-
ton. |. struck out-hy Osborne 2.
N'ufmann. I. Hits off Osborne. in
~ Che"Nos. In liz: Kaufman.
In .; Brown. . In "a; Morrienn,
non" In Ia: Yellowhorse, none i'm /.
Hamilton. Ia .. Hit by pitcher
ny osborne. G""ch. Winning pitcher
Hamilton. Losing pitcher-Kauf
mann. Impires-Hart and Rielcr
Time. 3:27.
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aiendoNbronk,

l"'hi Eoa -Meadowhrook. Z: Al
R"n'ine. -. Goals: Meadow brook
Fouls. nothing: goals. Z. Argentine
Fouls. ?: goals. a
The score Ivy periods:
MeHdowhrook -. 2 1000 q
Argentine ..... ! 22l =.
Rsf"re" Captain. II. II. Holm.
ires-i.oui. II Stoddard and NJ:
j"r V. w. LockAtt T!mekeeper ar
scorer-W. ~ Rocap.
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i,,cinnntt.


'Sati"d for Wingo in ninth
limited tnr kock in sixth.
MATTED for l.uuue in ninth.
Score hy innings: r.
~ '''"i> 3hH WI Su3'-lg
Cincinnati Ii0 n0I 3ni-In
summary. Two base Fonseca
90 stock Three hits-B ottom-
~, North. stolen bascs-Sm;th.
stock, schultz CD. Double p,ay-keck
J" 'Hv"n"y IN pauhert; Hornsby to
"ottomly Left on basos--St Louis
I: Cincinnati. 10. Bases on balls
of keck, !. off Markic. 1: off Sell, /;
off North. !. Struck out-by Kcck. 3:
by sell. /. lIits-off Sell. In ga;
off North. In / Ia: off Shcrdel. 3 In
!: off Keck, In G. off Markle. in
tnone out IN eiehth): off 1.uQue, {
IN :. lilt by pitcher-by Sell (Har-
PERI. Passed hali-Ainsmith. Win
ming ritchcr-Srll. umpire-Moran
and Quirloy. Losing pi,chcr-Kcck.
Timc-2:i9.
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Bristol Cinchcs Remnant.

BRISTOL vA.-"EN%.. Sept .
Bristol cinched the I,cnnant in the
Appalachian League by defeating
Cleveland. TO !. hore this afternoon.
kingsport was defeated by Knoxville
today, and the State liners will have
a one and half game lead IL they
lose all three games next week. Tho
season comes TO a close "wednesday.
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"''''''''' i"p-paSe nltS - an
glider ca, Foster Three-haso hits
S!Slcr, jacobson go. Vangilder.
HON" run-Wiiiisms. Double play
Foster, McManus and Sister: Clark.
RiRn"r mud Hue (2); McAIanus, Ger
Der and Sisler; Tobin and Gerber.
Left on bases Detroit. .; ST. Louis.
?. Rases on bnlls-on Moore,
Struck out-.by Piliette. /; by Van
glider. !. HltH-ofr Pillette, In "a
inning; off Hol!inE. 3 In ll-3 Innings;
OF Moore, 10 IN s innings. hit by
p'ioher--hy Moore, 2 CW'ill!ams and
McManus). LorinE pitcher -pillc,tc
Empires. Morinrity and Cutb-ie
Time. 1856.
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''P''"'' III hinth.
Sonr" by innings: y
"N''hnn ............0il 600 nOI-3
u,'"E" ''''..........i o1 600 600
summary: Two-hase hits -Mnstil.
stephenson. Home pun .N-noa
stolen haso Johnson. Sho.lv s,c
rihceS Stephenson r. Rlauknnsh;n
- Jameson. Collins Left on
h"Se Cleveland. Z: Chicago. H. Rase
On balls OF T. Rlarkenship. .: or
EDWARDS. s. Struck out-.hy y
biah""nship. I: by Edwards. !: nv
l ME l. l'its-o Edwards. 3 in &
innings: Of l'hle. / in inning
w inning pitcher-Edwards I-mnires
ovens and Dinetn. 'rime-l:4s.
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ARGENTINE POLO|STs
GET AMERICAN It'll
Mcadowbrook Team Los
Final Round Of Tourna.
ment nj Runeop
nv Associated pr..,

N'. MSoN, y. j.. Sept. 9Th. A.
genuine Federation four won Z
oren polo championship OF Amer,,
'""ay hy defeating M.adowbroo
e'ack American team. ~ to !. in :,
MAJ round "f tho tournament at -
Rumson Country club.
inc lineup and summary: (
a1enhoNbro,t,
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New York.

Jones. .. Home run Mt. c.
No." Moaridse puran norh,o
fiSTris, Fecktr'pauch and .ruda, {,
i"it on base Washington q E.,
YORK Rase on balls Innes =.
M"sridn". ?. Struck ou,-hv Ionos
M"sridee Cmrires -NaI,,n .,d
connolly, Time. 1853.
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Charleston -......... .0i0 200 o0'--S
Summary: Earned runs--WUson,
!; Charleston. 8. Two-haso hits-E.
Walker. MathaE. Base on balia--orr
Keller. 3: off JoliH, l. Sacrifice. hit
-Ltsard. Left on bases--Wilson. y;
Charleston. I. Double playa--I.eard
TO Clauser 10 Marlborough; Rich
hourEh TO Clauscr 10 Richbourrh
HIT by Nitoher---Wsl,crs (by Kcifcr).
Time Of game-l:3o. Cmpirea--
Blackburn and Lauson.
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NHPi,H TaEy Way TODAY.
Phiind eiph}a al new York,
ciefeihnH hi thirnsn
Rpxion nj Wr,hinston
3tEtFNt nj III, IouiS.
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piedmont I~nguc.

I&ie!gh, 0; Winston salem. 2. give
innings. -ain)
Durham. s; Danvilie, o.
High Point 4; Greensboro, s.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
REsULTS YESTERDAY.
fhtsburUh, S-sJ Chicago, At Go In
ninBsD.
Ihiindelphfa. 2, New York, 3.
brooklyn, o. BoatOn. q.
cincinnati, 1Ob st. Louis, II.
STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New furk Mt Bro0kl,n
ST. I.ouis Mt cincinnati.
Pittsburgh Mt Chicago
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-, .7"-I 'IIV"N TtTKINS, s.:
C"iioway. Dykes. Double plays-.
Ca!!owsy TO Galloway 10 lIam,or.
pHourke TO Pratt TO burns. LEI, on
--Fhiiadel nhis, s: RoS,on
h""tS an hails-"r Ogden. !; Pan.
n'rk' =. fier"y, J. Struck on, nv
: 'nnn'"' 3 Hits-or rannock. 6 IN
i''faF. In l. Wild ritch-Op-
""h. losing ritcher-Pennock. Tin.
pres Evans and Hildcbrand Time.
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Totals
Philadelphia.

summary: Two base h.te-Snvd
nelly. Home run--Meusel. Sac
lee" Parkinson. >: Mok
H'o'en base Kelly. Bancroft. Dow
piaE-Frish TO Bancroft 10 Ke,
'."it on haSe-New York. 3. Phi.
neiphia. \. Rase on hnllS-ofr \
Su'Iian. :; Ring, J. Struck on
ny h'ng. 4; McQuillan, ]. Wild nj,
ting. tmptrcs and \
Cormick. Time. I:i4.
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AN7lC TEAM GETS LEAD IN M7ER-LEAGUE CLASH
AMERICAN LEAGUE

REsuL1s fEsTEpDAY.
nnstob, 1T3i ..PbtlnHclphia, ~.
NY is-h! al, WEshinxtnn, z.
ss s.: i.sn,s, slsiiHSssflissr1,a' q D.
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('hirnco.

Kan for McInnie in Ninth
"a TED for Edwards In ninth.
Kan for Speaker In ninth
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-04
MEMS WORK
SHIRTS

NJ ade of extra fine yarn
chambray, medium blue
and full cut, each CSC
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-04
COLLEGE CHORUS
TO SING AT HOME
FRIDAY EVENING

Augustana colleges women's
chorus, the Orioles, will give the
annual home recital in the chapel
of the college Friday evening. Ey-
cry year Immediately after the an
nuaI tour of the club the Orioles
give their school recital. The ex-
cellency of these concerts attracts
and holds interest not only to stu
dents of Augustana. but to music
lovers of the tri-cities as well. I'm
der the capable direction of Arvid
Samuelson. head of the school of
music, the college chorus of 20
voices has achieved a high degree
of perfection. The annual tour of
the season has just been complet-
ed, and at every recital large and
appreciative audiences greeted the
chorus, soloists, and director, and
everywhere invitations for return
engagements were extended.
The chorus is ably assisted by
Regina Holmen and Earl Papen-
brook, accompanist; Anna Marie
Van Duzer, violinist, and Rhea
Bollman, soprano.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-04

Phil was overjoyed to see his
sweetheart again and to know that
no harm had come to her. Their
embrace was interrupted by Shell
don. who said:
eff you decide to give the Golden
Pool to the Blue Hawks, Phil will
go free. Otherwise he will remain
here forever"
Ruth turned on the speaker
blazing with anger. 81 will call the
tribes and tell them of this shame
full plot" she exclaimed.
Gray Wolf Immediately saw the
danger of the girls threat He
made a sign to his Blue Hawks,
and Ruth was seized.
"As you are no longer protected
by the Sacred Wampum," gray
Wolf sneered, you will remain
here until you change your mind.
Ruth started to struggle, but a
sign from Phil told her to submit
In another moment, she was thrust
inside the dungeon with her lover.
AS the Indians turned to leave,
Phil drew the Sacred Wampum
from his pocket and handed it to
the surprised girl.
"Wait!" she shouted, 81 have the
Wampum. Open these doors. Mr..
Stanton will remain here but
command you to see that no harm
comes to him.
The astonished redskins hasten
ed to obey her commands. Gray
Wolf, who had heard her words,
hurried ahead to tell Loomis Of
what had transpired. The threat
that Ruth Would disclose their plot
to the tribes caused them all to
fear for their safety. But Henley
had a plan which he disclosed to
them.
AS Ruth entered the assembly
hall, Henley crouched back of the
door and sprang for her. Picking
her up bodily, he started with her
to the opposite door when he STUN
bled over something. The strug-
Cling girl took advantage of her
captor's confusion, and breaking
away from him she ran through an
other passageway with Henley
close after her. Ahead of her,
Ruth saw a ladder and climbed up
ward Coming to a sort of para
pet, she looked down. Henley was
still pursuing. Then the girl start
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, the older woman, she told or ner
rescue from Murdock's place, not.
however, disclosing the fact that
her rescuer was the White Rider.
But where is Phil?" she finally
asked.
81 am sorry to say that Phil has
gone to the Golden Canyon" an
swered Loomis. HE thought that
you had returned there and we
could not prevent his leaving. He
is probably a prisoner by now and
/ think we had all better go there
at once and attempt to rescue
him"
Two days later the party arrived
at the entrance of the Golden Can
yon. Ruth was greeted by Moon
light at the pivoted rock and all
were permitted to enter. As they
rode through the streets Of the In
dian village, cheers rang out for
the return of the chieftainess-
Princess White Eagle.
But in the assembly hall, where
Gray Wolf and number of his
Blue Hawks were seated. cold
greeting met the girl. Moonlight
was alarmed. She slipped from
the chamber to search for Stand
ing Bear, who had always been
Ruth's champion.
Where is Phil Stanton?" the
girl calmly asked.
He is in the dungeon" came
the cool answer, IAN enemy to the
Blue Hawks"
Ruth, in a flare of anger, de-
manded his release at once
81 counsel Princess White Eagle
to be calm smiled Gray Wolf. "She
no longer wears the Sacred Wam-
pum."
But you cannot refuse to take
me before the prisoner" the girl
replied. Gray Wolf, seeing no dan
ger in the action, consented, and
Ruth, followed by Gray Wolf and
Sheldon, started toward the dun
geon.
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ed up another. ladder. When she
reached the top, she hurled the lad
oder below, making further pur-
suit difficult.
! Ruth saw that the Indians of
both tribes were massing below,
struggling. She could not under
stand the meaning of it. Shouting
at the top of her voice, she finally
got their attention.
Gray Wolf is holding Phil Stan
ton in the dungeon as means OF
forcing me to give the Golden
Pool to the Blue Hawks" she cried.
Gray Wolf has already secretly
sold the Golden Pool to the white
people which will defraud the
tribes of their wealth"
excited and a terrific shout went
up. A clash between the, Buffaloes
and the Blue Hawks seemed i'm
minent. At that moment, Moon
light appeared beside Ruth and
whispered that Standing Bear was
also a prisoner with the girls
sweetheart Moonlight then ran
down below to aid the Buffaloes.
Ruth was about to follow when
she saw Crouching Mole creeping
toward her He was blocking the
only way by which she could
escape. Looking in the other direc-
ton, she saw the rope bridge, built
over the canyon She would have
to cross the bridge. Turning
quickly, she ran toward the bridge
and started to cross. AS she was
half way over, she saw the evil
face of Henley, grinning at her
from the other side. The girl was
trapped on the bridge, not know
ing which way to turn The can
yon yawned below. Suddenly, she
saw Crouching Mole tampering
with the ropes. With a cry she
started to run towards the Indian,
but thinking better of it she turned
and hurried over the shaky bridge
in the direction of Henley. She
would rather take her chances
with the white man than the In
dian. AS she had almost reached
the other side, there was a snap
like pistol shot. Crouching Mole
had cut the ropes, and the girl felt
her support slipping from under
her.
(To Be Continued.)