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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-07-21
MT. ZION

Misses Velma and Bertha Hayes of
Newark and Harry Neldon of Gran
vile spent Sunday with Miss wave
Schooler.
The Mt. Zion Cemetery association
will meet Thursday evening. July ~.
Miss Ruby Caruthers of Newark
apent last week with her aunt, Mrs.
Lawrence Green
Miss Hazel Harris is Ill with the
chickenpox.
Ross Van Winkle and family of
Newark spent Saturday night with
relatives here.
4. Misses Wave Schooler and Otta
Donahey spent Monday at Utica.
Nathan Pryor, a former resident of
Mt. Zion, was instantly killed at Rose
vile Saturday night None of the de-
tails have been learned.
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NEW STRENGTH
FOR WOMEN
Relieves Constipation And Stomach
Trouble, Clears the Complexion
and Tones Up The System

Most women are troubled more or less
with constipation and Indigestion with
dizziness. sick headaches, nervousness
and seeplessness at times. II they only
knew about Nery-Worth how much pain
would be saved them, Here Is a woman
who wishes every woman who suffers
az she did could read this story and then
try Nerv-Worth, and be well again. She
said AT the time started. TO take
Nerv-Worth l weighed only 95 pounds.
My stomach and liver We're upset and
had been down in bed for eight weeks,
Two weeks after l started to take Merry.
Worth ! was able TO 90 on trip and
now I eat anything I wish to and have
no trouble at all with my stomach or
constipation. sleep we'll at night and
weigh l20 pounds, thanks to the Won
derful NervWorth;" That Is what Mrs,
Anna Zine, East Liverpool, thinks of this
great remedy. You can get Nerv-Worth
at almost any drug store---it Is always
to be found in the Schrantz g. Heckler
drug store In this city and all druggists
are authorized to give the money back
II the first bottle does not give encour-
aging results. II is especially fine for
delicate women and sckly children be-
cause OF its pleasant taste and mild,
though very effective action.
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EAGLE GROVE

Mrs. Fred Smith and children of
Mansfield were over Sunday guests
Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Robinson.
Mrs. Cletus Horn and little daugh-
tel. are spending the week with her
parents, Mr and Mrs. Beach, at
Hadensburg.
Timothy Farmer and family of Nor
ris Chanel spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs, William Frye.
Master James Grossman of Mt.
Vernon spent last week with his
grandmother, Mrs. Emma Grossman.
Mrs. Mal. Cutnaw of Shelby was
the guest OF Mir and Mrs Bud Reams
The first OF the week.
Mr., and hrs. Charles Wagner and
sons scent Sunday with Mrs. Wag.
ner's sister. Mrs. lnez Bailey, Monroe
Mills,
Master Hobart Cline of Ankeny-
tov spent st week with his grand.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cline.
Mr. and .irs. Herd Fletcher and
sen Ra nh. of Four Corners, were
Sunday guests of Willis Parsons and
family,
Mis- Ethel Kirkpatrick was the
weekend guest of Mr., and Mrs. Floyd
BoGhtol.
Rev. j. B. Jones and wife and five
girl from Worthington's Children's
Home will be at Berlin NJ. Il. church
Sundey July %, and furnish some
part of the services. Basket dinner
viii he served at noon.
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GREER

Mr. and Mrs. E. l.. Farmer and son
Ray and Oliver Farmer and daughter
l.etha of New Castle were Sunday
guests OF A. II. McClurg and family.
Miss Julia McClurg returned to
Cleveland Sunday afternoon after a
weeks visit with relatives here,
Mr.. and Mrs. Galloway OF Mans.
field, who had been camping here for
ten days. returned home Sunday.
Mrs. John Moninger is visiting her
parents, Mr., and Mrs Curt Hall, at
Jelloway.
Mr., William Poland, Who has been
quite sick for several days, is some
better at this writing.
Mrs. Nancy Priest of Walhonding
is spending few days with Misses
Edith and Elsie Beam, west of town
Mrs, Allie Baker and little grand.
son, James Carpenter, of near Woos
ter returned home Monday after
spending a week with her mother
Mrs. Philip Severns.
Mrs y. Fulmer OF Martins Ferry is
spending the summer with her son, G.
G, Falmer, and family,
Agent T.. q. Almack and wife left
Saturday evening for two weeks va
cation, which will be srcnt with their
parents near Walhonding.
n II
daughter Dorothy spent Sunday at
the George Young home, south of
town.
Silas Shrimplin. who has been quite
sick with pneumonia, is no better at
THIS writing
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Mr.. and Mrs. Craig Knox had as
their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Perry Cook of Mt. Gilead and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Levering of Lucerne.
Mr.. Lawrence Fidler is now riding
in a new Ford.
Mr.. Albert Scheff and family and
Mrs. Elma Hair motored to Mt. Gil
cad Wednesday, where they were the
guests of Mr.. and Mss. Oscar Denman
County Agent s. l.. Anderson called
on friends in this neighborhood Tues
day.
The following friends ate their Sun.
day dinner together on the banks Of
Owl Creek just below Fredericktown:
Mr.. r. F. Cochran and family, Mr..
Cloyde Mckee and family, Mr.. Ray
Johnson and family. Mr.. and Mrs. K.
X. Bateman, Mrs. II. c. Thompson
and Mr.. Robert K. Rucker and family.
The Owl Creek Pig club held a
meeting Friday evening at the home
of their leader Robert E. Rucker.
There are five members this year and
all are much interested in the work.
The girls sewing Club held meeting
earlier in the week under the able di.
rection of their leader, Mrs. Chester
Mcdaniel.
Mrs. Lille Fidler spent the past
week in Mansfield, the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Hurst. On
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Chester McDan-
ial motored to Mansfield, bringing her
home with them.
Mr. Albert Scheff and family and
Mrs. Elma Hair spent Sunday as the
guestp of Mr.. and Mrs. James Hair of
Chesterville.
Mr.. Eugene Johnson is still quite
poorly.
Preaching services were held Sun
day evening at the M. E. church. Rev.
Mclaughlin filled the pulpit.
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Sheriff Lytle wired Governor Davis
last night informing him that he had
seven deputies under control in Knox
county. or this number two are on
the payroll. but the others are sworn
In and their services can be obtained
upon short notice.
The sheriff further Informed Gov.
ernor Davis that no disorders of any
kind have been reported in Mt. Yer.
non since last Friday.
Everything appears to be peaceful
In the rail strike as far as Mt. Yer.
non is concerned" said Sheriff Lytle
to The Daily Banner this morning.
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Colombus, O., July 10.
Sheriff Burr II. Lytle,

Colombus, O., July 10.
Sheriff Burr II. Lytle,
Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
due to industrial conditions in
various sections of the state ask
that you as chief law enforcement
officer OF your county take the ex-
traordinary preiautlons necessary
to assure enforcement of all laws,
the suppression OF disorder and
the protection of life and property
in your county.
Advise me at once the number
of deputies under your control and
in the pay of the county and such
other resources you may have to
call upon in an emergency.
II ask that you make report
to me daily by wire on condition
In your county with relation to
your office as chief law enforce
ment official in connection with
the strike, situation"
HARRY l.. DAVIS,
Governor Of Ohio.
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FREOER|CKTOWN

Mr. and Mrs. Mohler of Gallon were
the guests of Misses Alverda and
Florence Burch last Sunday.
Mrs. Mary A. Moore has sold her
property in "Brookside" to Mrs Lulu
Thompson of Batemantown. who ex-
poets to move into the same this fall.
Mrs. Moore expects to go to Toledo
the coming fall to make her home
with her son and daughter.
Honey for sale-any style, any
quantity. Call l.. b. Blackledge.
Ralph Duke and wife of Mansfield
have been the guests OF Clayton Faulk
and wife the past week.
G. j. Lowell and family left Sunday
by automobile for Manning Ia, to
visit their daughter, Mrs. Gertrude
Grover. They will also drive to Tul-
sa, Okla, to visit. They are camping
ell route and expct to spend month
on the trip.
Any person desiring the use Of an
invalid chair call phone 81.
Mrs. Daisy Blackford and daughter
Ina have gone for two weeks visit
with the formers brother, Dwight Ir-
win, and wife. at Greenville, o. They
will also visit at Athens.
b. NJ. Meredith and wife are visit
ing friends in Dayton and vicinity.
w. l.. Starbuck, who owns and pub
fishes papers at Butler and Bellville,
was her last Friday in consultation
with the business men relative to the
publication of a paper in this place.
The proposition of Mr.. Starbuck was
readily accepted by the business men,
who are back of the enterprise to
make the paper one that will be
credit to the town Rooms have been
rented and the plant will be moved
here in few days.
William Rurch and family, of Ak
ron, are the guests this week of the
Rurch relatives in this place.
Mrs, Hoy Swetland Of Toledo, for
merly of this place, has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. l.. G. Crowell, the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Beeney, who
have been at New Smyrna, Fla, the
pact winter, are here for a visit but
expect to return to New Smyrna to
make their home.
What does II mean to the average
Fredericktown citizen to hear the
church bells ringing In the mornings
during the days of the week known
az working days? What does 1t
are they In the vacation Bible school?
1T they are II means much more than
you can at the time imagine. There,
pupils are being taught practical
Christianity, the Golden Rule and
usefulness. In future years they Will
figure largely In the settlement OF
Strikes" Their early religious train
ing will follow them until they are
called to positions of trust and power.
Thea, and not until then, will the la
bor problems be adjusted to all par
ties concerned. If coal operators and
their high salaried officers, high sal
aried railroad officials and high sal
aried labor union officials had been
good Christian men the present chaot-
ic condition would not now be exist
Ing.
Presbyterian Church-July %. Sun
day school 945. Morning worship at
II. Sermon, "Your Consciousness OF
tho Kingdom" Evening union SER
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Urged To Take Extraordinary
Precaution To Enforce
All The Laws
INQUIRIES AS TO THE
NUMBER OF DEPUTIES
Sheriff To Report To Govern
or By Telegraph On
Each Evening

Sheriff 3. n. LytIe Of Knox county,
along with the other sherlffs In the
SO counties of the state. has been call
ed upon by Governor Harry L. Davis
ito take extraordinary precaution to
assure enforcement Of all laws, the
supervision Of disorder and the pro.
lection Of life and property" due to
conditions brought about by the In
dustrial unrest in the country.
Last night Sheriff Lytle received the
following telegram rom Governor
Davis
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was held. After the routine business
was transacted, final plans were made
for the state convention Of the or
ganization to be held in this city next
Monday and Tuesday 1t is expected
that eighty delegates will be here to
attend the sessions, which are to be
held in the Elks club rooms. Monday
evening reception will be given at
the Elks club roms, honoring the dele.
gates.
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Picnic At Jackson's
"Wednesday Evening

The following persons enjoyed a
swimming party and picnic supper at
Jackson's bridge Wednesday evening:
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Fnttig and daugh-
ters, Mr.. Henry Johnson and nephew,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Collins, Miss
Marie Collins. Miss Margaret Shields,
Mr.. James Fields, Miss Evangeline
Pitkin, Mrs. Harry Mccullough and
daughter.
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Pleasant
Surprise

Se' ~ 'oS
Mr.. Cary II. Whitmore was pleasant
ly surprised by his friends and rela-
tives at his nome, east of Gambler,
Friday evenil (, July IA, the occasion
being his birthday. Refreshments
were served at late hour and the
guests departed wishing him many
more happy birthdays.
Thos1 present were: Mr.. Martin
Burnett, Mr. and Mrs. John McNabb,
and sons, Herbert and Fred, Mr. and
MIS-. Nicholas Petry and daughter,
Myrtle, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Fowler,
Mr.. ard Mrs. Guy Horn and daughters,
Patricia and Kathleen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl iKng and sons, Ralph and Glen.
daughter, Mary and sons, Charles, Paul
and Lee, Mrs Julia Dudgeon OF Gam
bier, Mrs. Flora Campbell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Whitmore of Martinsburg,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Whitmore OF
Howard, Mr.. Elmer Whitmore, Miss
Florence Whitmore, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Campbell of Howard, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Whitmore and daugters,
Helen and Neva Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Whitmore and daughter, Glenna, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Campbell and son,
Leland, Mr.. Ross Whitmore and Mrs.
Lon Whitmore, hostess.
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SPECIAL SERMON

The fourth sermon on the book Of
Revelations will be given at the Vine
street Church of Christ Sunday even
ing by the eRv. Hugh Wayt The g.,
7 and Sth chapters will lbe opened.
The prophecy in the 10th chapter will
be explained, also trumpets dealt with
in the 8, 9 and 11th chapters.
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vice at 6 p. m. in the park at square.
Annual picnic of church and Sunday
school Thursday afternoon. Place and
transportation arrangements will be
announced Sunday Prayer meeting
Thursday at p. m. Everyone plan
to attend the closing exercises of the
daily vacation Bible school Sunday
evening, July 30
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Friday, July 21

4 Circle No. 3 Of the Church of
& Christ meets at 1880 p. m. with
Z, Mrs. Sharp, old Delaware road.
x Pythian Sisters, temple No.
e 210, will have installation at
& 7'30 p. m. All officers must be
& present.
& Woman's Auxiliary of st.
K Paul's Episcopal church meets
& at the parish house at 1880.
z The w. r. M. S. of Beulah
& church will meet at the home
{, of Mrs. G. f. Warman.
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CALLECHER GETS .
$40 AND THE COSTS

George Gallagher, charged with net.
1t larceny, ii being alleged he stole
an automobile battery, entered a plea
of guilty before Magistrate George S.
Harter this morning and was given a
fine OF $40 and costs.
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SHIP LIVE STOCK

A shipment of live stock will be
made to the Pittsburgh market from
Howard next Saturday. Shipments to
the markets from Knox county points
at this season normally are slow.
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Aid Division
Has Meeting

The regular meeting of the south
west division of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the NJ. Il, church was held
Wednesday afternoon at Riverside
park. Twelve members were present
and spent the afternoon in social
way. At o'clock "A picnic supper was
served to the members.
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Saturday Note.

.Tommy. dear" said the stern
mother, as her 500 came In from play
ing; "this is bath night, you know"
-Then ! think" answered the boy,
sI'll go out and get little dlrtter.s
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Saturday, July 22

" The Ladies' Aid society OF )
u the NJ. Il. church meets at $3.50 !
- o'clock in the church parlors. ,
sN The Elmwood sewing circle !
sN will meet in the afternoon with ,
y Mrs. Casper Quack, Granville
II road.
q Il n II Il Il II # n ( II
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CALENDAR
Thursday, July 20

The Women of Mooseheart
Legion will meet at 1880 at the
Moose Home.
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BIRTHS

A son was born Wednesday to Mr.
and Mrs Ambrose Dickinson OF the
Pleasant Valley road.
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B. p. 3. Class
Has Picnic

The members of the r. II. b. class
of the Vine street Church OF Christ
of which Mr.. J. G. Marriott Is the
teacher enjoyed picnic at Riverside
park. Wednesday evening. Thirty-Hve
members of the class we're present for
the supper which was served at 600
O'Clock.
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Subscription Dance
At Country Club

A regular subscription dance mDs
given at the Mt Vernon Country club
Wednesday. The eighty guests pres
ent enjoyed dancing to music played
by the American Legion orchestra.
Among the out Of town persons pres.
ont for the affair were DR. Marion
Douglass, Baltimore, Nd. Mr.. VII
liam Crowfoot. Cleveland, Miss Mae
Crumley. Steubenville. Mr., and Mrs
Charles Brown, Charleston, w. Va
Mr.. Malcolm Ward, Huron, Mrs. l.. w.
May OF Steubenvllle.
The AFFAIR was arranged co.n-
mittee composad of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Charles X Salisbury, Mr.. and Mrs,
E. J. Everly, Mr., and Mrs. Willial Al
len, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. d. Miller. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Brunner and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Upham.
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Country Home
Club Entertained

CLUB entertained
The members of the Country Home
club OF Gambler were Pleasantly en-
tertained Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs Charles Colwill. Thirteen men,
bers of the club were Mrs. Colwills
guests during the afternoon.
The members responded to the roll
call with quotations from poems The
afternoon was devoted to social
time, and late In the afternoon refresh
ments were served to the guests by
Mrs. Colwill.
The club members will entertain
their husbands and children with n
noon-day picnic Wednesday, August
2 at the home OF Mrs. Edgar White of
Gambler.
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Circle No. q
10 Entertained

The members of Circle No. of the
tertained Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. Coleman Swigeart at her home on
Howard street. The guests spent the
afternoon in sewing and social con-
yersation
Mrs. Swigeart served lunch to the
guests late In the afternoon.
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Past Officers
Have Meeting

The Past Officers club of the Sons
and Daughters Of Liberty met We'd
nesday afternoon with fifteen mem
bers In attendance. The afternoon was
devoted to social time and late In
the afternoon refreshments were sery-
ed to the members by committee,
with Mrs. Augusta Welshymer as tho
chairman.
In the evening the regular meeting
Of the Sons and Daughters OF Liberty
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-07-28
Again Hurb and Dane Grey were

Again Hugh and Dane Grey were missing when the party started back to the town-they were gone to bet on "Bacon's Thunderbolts' in a cock fight. That night they still were miss- ing when the party went to see the Virginia Comedians in a play by one Mir. Congreve-they were gaming that night-and next morning when the Kentucky lad rose, he and Dave through his window saw the two young roisterers approaching the porch of the hotel-much disheveled and all but staggering with drink.
 T don't like that young man." said Dave, land he has bad influence on Hugh"
 That morning news came from New England that set the town a-quiver. England's answer to the Boston tea party had been the closing of Boston harbor. In the House of Burgesses, the news was met with burst of Indignation. The 1st of June was straightway set apart as a day of tasting, humiliation, and prayer that God would avert the calamity threat ening the civil rights of America. In the middle of the afternoon my lords coach and six white horses swung from his great yard and made for the capitol--my lord sitting erect and naughty, his lips set with the resolu. tion to crush the spirit of the rebel lion. It must have been a notable scene, for Nicholas, Bland, Lee, Har- rison, Pendleton, Henry and Jeffer- son, and perhaps Washington, were there. And my lord was far from popular. He had hitherto girded him. self with all the trappings of etiquette, had a court herald prescribe rules for the guidance of Virginians in ap- preaching his excellency, had enter tained little and, unlike bis prede- cessors, made no effort to establish cordial relations with the, people of the capital. The Burgesses were to give a great ball in his honor that very night, and now he was come to dissolve them. And dissolve them he did. They bowed gravely and with no protest. Shaking with anger my rlord stalked rto this@ coach Ssand six while they repaired to the Apollo room to prohibit the use of tea and propose general congress of the col onies. And that ball came to pass. Naughty hosts received their naughty guest with the finest and gravest courtesy, bent low over my lady's hand, danced with her daughters, and wrung from my lords reluctant lips the one grudging word of comment:
 "Gentlemen
 And the ladies of his family bobbed their heads sadly in confirmation, for the steel-like barrier between them was so palpable that 1t could have been touched that night, 1t seemed, by the hand.
 The two backwoodsmen had been dazzled by the brilliance of 1t all, for
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-07-28
FIRE SIGANLS and RULES
Let SAFETY FIRST be your motto. ,IVIDIM0 LINE 4TH and FRONT SITS

When turning in report of fire to telephone operator designate fire by direction or blasts of whistle. Central will then turn in the alarm.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-07-28
TRAIN and MAIL SCHEDULES

wEsTBouND TRAINS No. ' 12:4o A. M. (MaiD
 3 1858 A. M. (Limited)
 21 Arrives 7::45. departs s:l5
 s:35 P. M.
 g 5:12 P. M. (MaiD
 EAsTBoUND TRAINS No. 1925 P. M.
 22 5:3O A. M.
 10 Arrives 11:10. departs 11:45.
 A. M. (MaiD
 $40 P. M. (Mail
 11:O0 P. M. Gimited)
 oAT16AN STAGE Leaves Kingman every morning at Arrives at oatman 10:O0 A. M. Leaves Oatman daily P. M. Arrives Kingman 4:30 P. M: (Making with Santa Fe train No. 9.
 CHLORIDE TRAIN Leaves Kinsman Saturdays at s;1o A Arrives from Chloride 1:15 P. M. MAIxs-WEsTBoU For No. g mail closes at 4:30 P. M. For No. 2 mail closes 6:45 P. M.
 NAILs-EAsTDoUN For No. 10 Mail closes 10:45 A. M. For No. 2 mail closes 6:45 P. M.
 ORPHAN MAIL Mail stage leaves TOT OatInan between 6 and A. M. daily Mail leaves Oatman for Kingman l F. M. arriving at Kingman not later than P. M. ..,,.. 5" ., CHLORIDE MAIL Tuesdays and Thursdays mail closes at 12::30 P. M.
 Saturdays mail closes at S:30 A. M.
 SANDY MAIL Mail truck leaves for the Sandy at } A M. on Mondays and Thursdays. Mail must be in the postoffice the afternoon of the day before. Mail arrives from the Sandy Tuesdays and Fridays.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-07-28

could find. Nor dId he leave the girls side until she was taken home. Frs kine, too, left then and went back to the tavern and up to his room. Then with his knife in his belt he went down again and waited on the porch. Already guests were coming back from the party and it was not long before he saw Hugh and Dane Grey half stumbling up the steps. Erskine rose. Grey confronted the lad duly for a moment and then strengthened.
 Here's anuzzer one wants to fight" he said thickly. "My young friend, I will oblige you anywhere with any thing, at any time-except tonight. You must regard zhat as great honor, for I am not accustomed to fight with savages"
 Continued Next Week.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-07-28
THE STRANGER

"Who's that stranger, mother dear? Look! He knows us, aint he queer? Hush, my own, don't talk so wild; That's your father, dearest child" That's my father? No such thing! Father died away last spring.. Father didn't die, you dub; Father joined a golfing club. "But now the club burned down, so he Has no place to go, you see. "No place left for him to roam, That is why he's coming home .. Kiss him . he won't bite you,.
 child