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gentlemen was Quintana, and the
remainder, Quintana's gang; and
that they were here to do murder
if necessary in their remorseless
quest of The Flaming Jewel" Two
. million dollars once had been offered
for the Flaming Jewel; and had been
refused.
CHAPTER II
Clinch's dump was the disposal
plant in which collected the human
sewage of the wilderness.
1t being Saturday, the scum of the
North Woods was gathering at the
Star Pond resort. A venison and
chicken supper was promised-and
dance If any women appeared.
Jake kloon had run in some Cana
dlan hootch; Darragh, alias Hal
Smith, contributed two fat deer and
Chnch cooked them. By 10 o'clock
that morning many Of the men were
growing noisy; some were already
drunk by noon. Shortly after mid
day dinner the first fight started
eXtlnguished only after Clinch had
beaten several of the backwoods aris-
tocracy insensible.
Towering amid the wreck of battle
his light gray eyes a-glitter. CIincb
dominated, swinging his iron lists.
When the combat ended and the
fallen lay starkIy where they fell.
CIinch said in his pleasant, level
voice:
Take them out and stick their
heads in the pond. And don't 90 fo7.
to get me mad, boys, or I'm liable 10
act up rough"
They bore forth the sleepers for
immersion in Star Pond. Clincb re-
hShted his cigar and repeated the
rulings which had caused the fracas:
You gotta play square cards here
or you don't play none in my house.
NO living thumb-nail can nick no
cards IN my place and get away with
IT, Three kings and two trays is bet
ter than three chickens and two
eggs. If you don't ike it, g'wan
home" "
He went out in his shirt sleeves 10
see how the knock-outs were reviv-
ing, and met Hal Smith returning
from the pond, who reported pron-
iess toward consciousness. Tbev
walked back to the 'hotel'' together
Say, young fella," said Clinch in
ms soft, agreeable way, you want
to keep your eye peeled tonight"
"Why?" inquired Smith.
well, there'Il be a lot o. folks
mere. There'lI be strangers. too
- Don't forget the State Troop
ers are looking for you"
they had paused on the rough
Veranda in the hot October sunshine
Nike suggested Smith careless.
ly, wouldn't it pay you better 70
go straight?"
chnehs' small gray eyes, which
nae been roaming over the prospect
OF LAKE and forest, focused ca
Smiths smilnG features.
Watts thal to your" he asked. !
"Pll be out of job" remarked
Smith laughing. eff they ever land
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he inquired gently.

nc inquired SenIly.
"No. She has no use for me-"
Clinch reflected, his cold tiger-gaze
still fastened on Smith.
you're right" he said after a mo-
.ment. eve is a good girl. Some
day I'll make lady of her"
"She is one, Clinch."
At That Clinch Redeemed heavily
the first finer emotion ever BETRAYED
before Smith. He did not say any
thing for a few moments, but his
grim mouth worked. Finally:
Il guess you were a gentleman
once before you went crooked, Hail."
ne said. "You act up like you once
was Say; there's only one
thing on Gods earth care about.
You've guessed it, too" He was off
again upon his ruling passion.
Eve" nodded Smith.
'Sure, She isn't my flesh and
blood. But it seems like she's more,
even. l want she should be lady.
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It's all | want. That damned mil
honaire Harrod bust me. But he
couldn't stop me giving Eve her
schooling. And now all I'm livin'
for is to be fixed SOS tc give her
money to go to the city like a lady.
l don't care how l make money; all
want is to make it. And Pm
4 going to-"
Smith nodded again.
Clinch, now obsesses by his mono
mania, went on with an oath;
Il can't make no money on the
level after what Harrod done to me.
And I gotta fix up Eve. What the
he'll do you mean by asking me
would it pay me to travel straight l
dunno"
q was only thinking of Eve. A
lady isn't supposed to have a crook
for a father"
Clinchs gray eyes blazed for a
moment, then their menacing glare
dulled, died out into wintry fxity.
Il want born a crook" he said
81 amt got no choice, And don't
worry, young fella; they amt ago
ing to get me-"
you cant go on beating the game
forever, Clinch.'
'I'm beating it" he hesitated-
"and it won't be so long, neither, be-
fore / turn over enough to let Eve
live in the city like any lady, with
her autymobile and her own butler
and all her swell friends, in a big
house like she is educated for
He broke off abruptly as a process
sion approached from the lake, es-
corting the battered gentry who now
were able to wabble about little.
One of them, a fox-faced trap thief
named Earl Leverett, slung hastily
by as though expecting another kick
from Clinch.
"G'wan inside, Earl, and act up
right" said Clinch pleasantly. "You
oughter have more sense than to
start fight in my place-you and
Sid Hone and Harvey Chase. G'wan
in and behave"
He and Smith followed the process
sion of damaged ones into the house.
The big, implanted room where a
bar had once been was blue with
cheap cigar smoke; the air reeked
with the stencil of beer and spirits.
A score or more stumbling forest
louis in their dingy Saturday fnery
were gathered there playing cards,
shooting craps, lolling around tables
and fitting stopping glasses at one
another.
Heavy pleasantries were ex-
changed with the victims of Clinch's
ponderous fists as they re-entered the
room from which they had been
borne so recently, feet first.
Now, boys" said Clinch kindly,
''act up like swell gents and behave
friendly. And if any ladies come IN
for the chicken supper, why, gol
dang it, Wen have a dancev'
Continued in Our Next Issue.)
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prCIN HERE TODAY.

r,. lire of the Flaming Jewel
,5celess gem stolen from the
evel casket of the Countess
p. T.rbonia, was drawing a group
:, flashing and violent spirits to a
. .r,s kitchen" of tire Adirondack
5isreputaDle ''ho.el' owned
'. g.rs CImch lived life of crime
,,~onoded by the riff-raff of the
.1,tb The only good influence
g. him was his beautiful step
5,,obrer, Eve Strayer. To give her
I IS. sdncation Of lady was the sole
.D.sioo Of Clinch and to do that he
.@Iad stop at nothing. There arriv-
u sr his hotel, James Darragh,
.a,no 10 Clinch as Hal Smith, who
,.s sworn to restore the Flaming
l.,yd 10 the countess, from whom
: had been stolen by Quintana, the
heat international thief.
Go on With the Story
EPISODE TWO
The Ruling Passion
CHAPTER !
Nobody understood how Jose
0ntotsna had slipped through the Sc
ret Service net spread for him at
every port
The United States authorities did
not know why Quintana had come
n America. They realized merely
itgt he arrived for no good purpose;
and they had meant to arrest and
hold him for extradition if request
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lic has held a number 81 fiu, meet.
ings. Halls Tennessee. IN which there
were hundreds of professions Of faith.
two meetings at Blue Mountain Miss.
IN which there were about 300. Within
tho last year be- held meeting an
Clinton, Miss, In which there were
many additions 10 the church. The
Mississippi Record suid Of his sermons
that thoy were in the best English ever
heard Ia that school town. lie also held
meeting at Arkudolphia. Ark. which
resulted in over 100 additions 20 IN.
church. br Winhuru the pastor. said
% was the most satisfactory meeting
he had had Doe the seventeen years Of
his pastuutc there During the past
vacation he has held some fine meet.
mgs in Mississippi and Louisiana. lie
brings not only a ripe scholarship but
a ripe Christian experience enriched
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d. Crutchcr was converted when he
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preach Immediately. He has received.
IN addition to the Literary Degree. an
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III ADDED TO FESTIVAL CHORUS

Tie Amarillo Music Festival will
meet again tomorrow night az The High
School Auditorium for rehearsal OF the
Elijah" and the Rose Maidcn." Tho
membership IL now 100 and there arc
100 more names on the prospect list
l.Gch member has been given one Of
these prospects TO especially invite TO
pt,nd ia rehearsal tomorrow night
Nny one with a musical voice who can
carry tune Is invited to Join In the
community enterprise. ana he VIII find
It very helpful To- himself While IL h
six months until the festival, yet all
the time will be- needed to learn these
two great choral numbers. The Rose
Maiden" IL very singablc. being full Of
beautiful melodies The Elijah" Is one
u the greatest Oratorios II Is Mcndcls.
schn's greatest composition and de.
,aa1ds great volume and a COOL strong
well balanced chorus. More trnors are
ncCGcd la the membership at this time
and men with high voices are especially
isvilcd The hour OF the rehearsal is
7NO.
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BApT!STS WILL
START REVIVAL
ON OCTOBER 20

Following Is a biographical sketch Of
Dr. CT H. Crutcher. famous Baptist
minister, who Is to open a revival meet.
Ing ut the First Baptist Church here on
October 30:
Or. q. II. Crutchcr, professor Of
evangelism Of the Baptist Bible lnsti.
tute ~ New Orleans, was educated at
Union University. lie was a Missionary
TO Mexico, returning from that country
because of IN health
He has held several good pastoratcs:
Shelbyvillc ana Dycrsburg. Tennessee.
East Church. Louisville. Ky. For three
years he was ON the evangelistic staff
Of the Home Mission Board ana has
twice been asked 60 become head Of that
department. Was secretary OF Missions
In Louisiana Tor eight years going
from that position to his present task.
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.SOQETY.
! AMARILIOANs ATTEND DINNER
AT TOpEAkA FRIDAY

\ dinner Of pretty appointments was
Iivon In honor OF the somi.ccntennial
of Mr.. Patrick walsh. In the service
~ the 4, I. and $. +. Railway system.
"a general baggage agent. Frlcay eve
ming Oct. 20. at Topeka. Kansas. and
was attended by a number OF out OF
town guests. Among those attending
from Amarillo was the cclobrants son,
Charles T.. Walsh. genera! baggage
gent Of the Panhandle and Santa Fe
Railway. and Avery Turner. general
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MRS. COLLINS ENTERTAINS
rIERItN CLUB THURSDAY

The Picrian Club met Thursday aft
crnoon with Mrs +. r. Collins as hos.
tess. At her home 1927 Polk Street,
vixen a program on The War Period.
1850 TO 1870. was held. and u series
az Interesting papers were gwen. Mrs.
Collins gave a splendid paper ON tho
Gothic Revival. and the Artistic
Awakening" was ably discussed In q
Iapcr by Mrs. Thomas Currie.
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INIOR PHIIHARMONICs To
HOLD MEETING SATURDAY

The Junior PhilharmOnic Club VIII
iacct next Saturday. Oct IS. at .
O'Clock. Tho Juvenile Club will hold its
meeting In the Central Presbyterian
Church hail. while the Junior Club will
lscci at the social center OF the First
Christian church a full attendance ia
l.. sec.
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CLASSES WOULD JOIN
MEETING FRIDAY NIGHT

4 joint meeting 10 discuss plans Tor
. number II social features that are To-
bo staged by the two classes. was held
Friday evening by the members ~ Mrs.
w. 4. S,ricklands ana J. y. Riggs
SUNDAY School Classes ~ the First
Chrlstion Church. at the church social
center. \ very Interesting program is
being planned for the Christmas holi.
DAYS.
Mrs. Strioklands class viii hold q big
b@ss,ar and market several days before
Thanksgiving.
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.sEyIvAL MEETING AT
IiELDS MISSION

The revival meeting at the CarrWline
Fields Mission. $40 Arthur Street. that
IA tolng conducted by Mrs. Mable
Smart. TX still in progress and will con-
ilaro throughout the coming week.
services win he held at II a. m. anil
.Se y. IN. Sunday. and at $50 each
ovcrinE during the week. The public is
cordially invited.
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AMARILLO WILL
SOON HAVE 2O3
BLOCKS PAVING

When the pavement now under con.
structlon In Amarillo Is completed. the
city vii have eu3 blocks CT liis miles
OF paved streets.
Work is now progressing ON North
Fillmore from SocOnd To- Twelfth. ON
Grant from Fourth to Filth, Harrison
from Tenth 70 Sixteenth; buchanan
from Fourth TO sixth: sixth 20 Huchan.
an to Lincoln; Fifth 60 Sixth on Lincoln;
Fillmore To- Grant ON Fifth aud Van
Eurcn To Washington 20 Tenth.
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INFORMAL AFTERNOON SPENT ny
MEMBERS OF QUEEN ExTHER

4 very Interesting and cnioNablc meet
ing was held ON Thursday by members
Of the Queen Esther cub at the homr
OF Mrs. II. T.. Ilcr,ncr. 1000 Hughes
Street.
The afternoon was spent with need
lc work and the receiving rooms were
tsstefully arranged With bowls Of ear
dep flowers and ferns. while later ia
the afternoon the hostess SERVED a
dainty rcfrcshmcnt course. Guests OF
the occasion were Ar'tsdamcs l.. NJ
Fesscndcn. Buskirk and Walt OF Okla.
homa City.
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EIKs HOLD SEMI. MONTHLY
DANCE THURSDAY EVENING

The scmimonihly dance ho,G ~ the
l.nIs az the Eiks Home Thursday eve
Ming was largely attended, and was
c,slly one 81 the most delightful social
events OF the week. Al Wiliian's Or.
chcstra furnished special dance music,
sad dancing continued until after mid
night. "a
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PROGRAM FOR T.. r.
MEETING ANNOUNCED

Tho Parent Teachers club Of Wilson
School will meet for the following de-
llshtful program at 2.3O o'clock Tues
day afternoon. oct. a. Talk. Mrs. j. /.
Kcndrick. music Wilson School Or
chestra; reading, Virginia Cargile. All
members are requested TO be present.
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TIPT0N-M MCCONNELL IN
NEW STRATUM OF; GAS

Upton Mcconnell well near Pan.
handle got another gas flow Friday
are exact amount Of the new flow was
not determined. but local oil aeon were
tpld It was rather heavy" ,his hole
is setting much attention from tho oil
maternity. ~
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BONITA CHAPTER TO NE
REPRESENTED AT DALLAS

The Bonita Chapter of Eastern star
will be represented ~ the grand chap
ic, of the Onict OF Eastern Star that Is
TO meet in Dallas on Tuesday Oct. -,
by Mrs u. Il. Ecnosch and Mrs. Wash
George. Mrs. T.. H. Darnall viii also at
tend from the local chapter.
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SERMONS SUNDAY At
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

~ the morning hour SUNDAY at the
Central Presbyterian Church, DIR.
ThJmsen will talk on Religion and
Chnsc." while the evening theme Will
uc On THE Conquest Of F0r." Every
one IL invited TO attend these sermons.
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y. D.. O.'S TO MEET AT
!. W. PICKETT HOME

The members of Chapter u. Of Il. y.
G. viii be entertained TUESDAY after.
neon. October -. at the home OF Mrs.
J ". Puckett. lllO Washington Street.
The program FOR the afternoon viii be
! Carried out according to the voar book.
ONE Ill >DkED NEW VOICES TO
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MEETING or DEIPIUAN
CLUB At CIIIStIM HOME.

The Dclphian Club viii meet with
Mrs. Toncy Chlsum as hostess. Friday
afternoon. at 2 o'clock, at her home,
1907 Harrison Street.
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SOCIAL NOTES AND 'r7EE
HERSnNAL MENTION.

Miss Honor Weimor OF Denver. was
The weekend guest OF Miss Millicent
1.ahm, 1901 Polk Street, en- route to
| Oklahoma city, where she win visit
with her mother.
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~ COSTuRA WITH
All.S. WILL DUKE

A'rs. WIN Duke will entertain tho
members OF Ia Costura Club at her
IONS. 30s West Eighth Street. Thurs
,lly afternoon Oct. -.
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LUBBOCK AVALANCHE
TO Be DAILY NOV |
Special to Tho New,

Special 10 The News
LUBBOCK. Oct. 2i.--On November
list, the Avalanche Publishing Compa-
ny will launch a new daily morning pa.
per In Lubbock. 20 DO known as the
Morning Avalanche.
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TRIPLE r CLtt, AT
OMAN HOME.

Triple Club will b. entertained al,
the home OF Mrs. W. I. Oman. sil7 Poll,
Street, Tuesday afternoon. at $50
o'clock.
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OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
VI. VI. CRANE. President. Ex'Aftorncy
i,eneral. State 81 Texas.
IS. \. JACKSON. Vice President.
y \. Jackson Company. Director
american Exchange National hank.
l.. ". MORTON. Vice President. Presi-
dent Morton Milling 20. President
Morton Investment Co., which owns thu
Jefferson Hotel: Vice President Amcri'
IAN Laundry Go.
". l.. JACkSON. Chairman Loan Com;
southwest Manager Fit,sburg Plat.
Glass Company; President tho Apex
COMPANY; Director American Exchange
National Banh: Director naliss Cham
her Curimcrcp; Director Dallas Power
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~. ,. STAFFORD. Secretary Treasurer
VI y. CRANE. JR.. Director. Crane 3
frame. Attorneys.
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J.F. BROMERl, .. 6.

Am.rtlio's Original Chiroprsstor. -
tsbIlshss i've years. Compists xrbAy
Service. Phone ioss-ssse. rsw
ton Western BanxinE. seross uon -
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FURS! FURSl FURSi
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Fure made 10 order, ont Of town WORK
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Phone 6ss-isie Fillmore So,
, 1922-05-13

days % tho Rev. and Mrs Chaa A.
Wilson. 500 South wolcott street Mr..
MARCEL IL tho president Of tho White
Eagle on company.
Mrs E N. Miller has been canci
to Doualda. Canada. by the illness of
her daughter. Mrs b. ". Karnan. a
former resident Of Casper.
ais Frances Cooper. = teacher IN
the local schools. who left Thursday
for her home IN Chetfield- MINI. IN
response to 4 message announcing the
serious illness OF her father. DIR. C.
NJ Cooper. was delayed by the storm
at Douglas until last evening. when
she continued her journey. according
to word received by relatives here.
Wade H. Fowler of Douglas is
spending tho day IN Casper.
Judge C. z. Winter was TO have
srrfved in Casper this morning after
making n commencement address at
Wheatland. but did not get into
Wheatland until late last night ow.
ing to the fact that the train on
which he IA n passenger was de
rallied near Wendoyer and therefore
did not return as scheduled.
F. II. Foster of the legal department
Of the Midwest Refining company left
for Cheyenne Thursday.
J. NJ. Brown of the Golden Brick
company Of Denver arrived late yes.
|, tcrday afternoon. He is here in the
interest of construction work In Gas
per.
Burke II. Sinclair left Thursday for
Sinclair Is attending to oil interests of
his company there.
james w. Stewart, son OF Colonel
Stewart who is chairman OF the board
Of directors OF the Standard OH com
pany. returned yesterday from an ex.
tended business trip to Chicago.
Joseph e. Pogue, consulting engi.
neer from New York. came in this
morning.
Mrs. ". Fl. snoddy win go to Den.
, yer tomorrow. where she will spend
six weeks visiting relatives and
friends.
Attorney j. B. Barnes returned from
Cheyenne and Denver this morning.
Mr.. Barnes has been away for sew
eral days.