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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-03-11

FRIDAY, MARCH ID, 1925,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. M, the
following property, to-wit:
EIGHT HEAD OF HORSES.
Phil, gray gelding, 14-yrs. old,
works anywhere, a good wagon lead
err, weight 400 lbs; Maud, roam
mare, 8-yrs. old, will work anywhere,
good pillow leader, weight 400 lbs. !;
Fannie, black mare, 9-yrs. old, a gen.
eral purpose mare, weight 100 lbs. :;
Star, black mare, 6 years old, a good
strap mare, weight 100 lbs; Daisy
gray mare, 6-yrs old, a good strap
mare, weight 100 lbs; Morgan,
gray gelding, 7-yrs. old, will work
anywhere, weight 1850 lbs; ILL,
where hitched; Colonel, brown, heavy
draft gelding, coming 3-yrs. old, has
cen worked some.
TWELVE HEAD OF CATTLE.
Eight Milk Cows, one Guernsey
cow will be fresh by sale day, one
Holstein COW will be fresh in April,
the rest giving good flow of milk
now; one Holstein bull 2-yrs. old;
Jersey bull calf, l Guernsey heifer
calf, ! Poll-Angus steer calf
FIFTEEN HEAD OF HOGS.
Three Brood Sows, will farrow in
the late spring; IL Fat Hogs, weigh
ing from ITO to 140 lbs. each.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
One No. Brown wagon and bed,
2 No 8 Brown wagons and beds; one
8-ft. Deering binder, one 7-ft. Deer
ing binder in good running order; 1
Mccormick mower in good shape; l
Empire 9-hoe disc drill, in good
shape; l Superior Chloe disc drill, in
good shape; one goth Century ma
nure spreader, l Superior double row
corn planter, l land roller, l Mil
waukee corn binder, corn sled, 8
walking cultivators, 2 No. 40 Xxx
Oliver chilled plows, one 3-horse Syr-
acuse pillow, l dinner bell, two spring
tooth harrows, one 4-square harrow,
l smoothing harrow, single shovel
pillow, l corn harrow, thribble, double
and single trees, spreaders, crowd
sticks, forks, shovel, dig iron, mat
took, scythe, grain cradles, scoop
shovel, breast chains, butt chains, log
chain, grindstone, lot of junk and
other articles not mentioned.
HARNESS:-Two sets of breech-
ing, 4 sets of lead gears, / wagon
saddle, wagon line, a housens, S
collars, brides, set of Yankee
harness, l pair check lines, pillow
lines, 6 sets of pillow gears, lead reins,
| set of double driving harness.
SOME HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
TERMS:-Nine months credit on
all sums over $4,000, bankable paper
with interest from date, and made
payable to the Farmers & Merchants
Deposit Co., of Charles Town, West
Virginia. Sums of $4,000 and un-
der, cash. No property to be moved
until terms of sale are complied with.
w. S. CRACEY.
Chas. T. Engle, Auctioneer.
Bane Brown, Clerk.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-03-11
PUBLIC SALE
Of Household and Kitchen Furniture.

OF Household and Kitchen Furniture.
The undersigned, having decided to
close my boarding house, will sell at
public sale, on South Samuel street,
Charles Town, w. Va, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 26TH, 1925
Commencing at l 0o'clock a. M,
the following personal property:
TWO OAK BEDROOM SUITES,
ONE WALNUT BEDROOM SUITES,
two iron beds with springs, three
springs, five felt mattresses, two
feather mattresses, one feather bed,
ten pillows, one single wooden bed
with springs, two folding cots with
mattresses
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-03-11
SEVENTEEN HEAD OF HIGH
GRADE HoLSTEIN DAIRY cows.

Six cows with calves by their side,
four close springers, two 2-year old
heifers, close springers; four cows in
full flow of milk, one registered Hol-
stein bull, years old. These cows
have been tuberculin tested, and are
on accredited herd list, and are nice
clean herd of dairy cows.
SIXTEEN HEAD OF HOGS.
Two brood sows with pigs by their
side, thirteen nice thrifty shoats,
weighing around 80 lbs: one register
ed Poland-China male hog, 2 years
old.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-03-11
FOR SALE,

An Old Fashioned Ivory Four-Post
Bedstead. Price 500. For informa-
ton, apply at the Spirit of Jefferson
office.
Mar. 11-2t*
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-03-11
One-HaIf Interest in
81 HEAD OF DAIRY COWS

Mostly all Holsteins, fresh cows
with calves by side; several fat cows,
the balance practically in full flow
of milk. The above cows have been
tubercuin tested
One Spotted Poland-China brood
sow will farrow in Anril
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-03-11
TRUSTEES SALE
OF Valuable Personal Property.

In pursuance of the provisions of
the deed of trust from James w. Nc
Daniel, to the undersigned trustee,
dated February 18, 1925, and record
ed in the office of the Clerk of the
County Court of jefferson County, w
Va, in deed book 1875, page 304, the
undersigned trustee will offer for sale
at Public Auction, on the farm of w.
A. Fulk, located z miles south of
Kearneysville, and miles north of
Leetown, w. Va, on the Middleway
and Shepherdstown pike, on
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LOST,

Two Screw Jacks. The person or
persons who borrowed these will
please return them to Goetz Saddlery
Company, Ransom, W. Va.
Mar. 11-2t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-03-11
CHAS. r. SECHRIST,
T. p. SECHRIST,
For RENT.

Two or three large rooms. Apply
TO Spirit of Jefferson Office.
Mar. 11-4t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-03-11
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Is. 1925
S HEAD OF HORSES.

Commencing at 1890 O'Clock a. m.
the following propertY. to-Wit:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-03-11
SIXTEEN HEAD OF HOGS.
SHEEP.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

Seventeen ewes with twelve lambs
by their side, with some yet to lamb.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-03-11
PUBLIC SALE

Of Valuable Personal Property.
The undersigned, disseminating
farming, will sell at public sale on
the Starry farm, located one and a
half miles north of Charles Town, W.
Va, on
FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1925,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-03-11
EIGHT HEAD OF HORSES.

commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M, the
following property, to-wit:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-03-11

See US for Overall
We buy all kinS, 4
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-03-11

The undersigned intending TO dis
continue farming, wiz sell at Public
sale, where he now resides, on the
Aiseuith farm, located miles south
west of Charles Town, W. Va, on the
road leading from Charles Town to
Summit Point. on
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-02

Synopsis of Preceding Chapters.
ToHN CHATTERToN decides to
dispose of his fortune by laying
+ with his heart before Judy Kin
selIa and purchasing for her the lit
tie island of San MARITIME, in the
Mediterranean which he intends to
convert into another Monte Carlo.
For both he discovers he is fighting
Count Leon de Barsac. Currying
Barsac's friendship, Judy suddenly
finds herself alone in Mother Redcap
Inn after an auto breakdown. Here
The Cnuut coufeSSes his intention OF
carrying her away on his steam
yacht to San MARITIME the next DAY.
But Judy. after successfully nghilnS
of his forced attentions, escapes into
The night wandering about until
She reaches a place of rest in an
unoccupied cottage. A chance meet
ing with Tony Buckenham- an old
family friend. on his way TO become
secretary to Chatterton, rescues
Judy from her unfortunate predica-
ment. Arriving home. she attempts
to explain her absence TO her Aunt
Chloe and Uncle James HawksDee,
but they plainly display unbelief IN
her story and Judy packs her grip
and leaves home. In London a
friendly theatrical manager gets her
a position as companion TO Senorlta
panchita Gonzales. the reigning dane
ing sensation. After winning Judy's
confidence. Panchita entices her on
board Count Barsac's steam yacht,
drugs her and Judy awakens TO find
herself bound for San MARITIME. On
the way she learns from Barsac
that the hone of again hearing the
voice of his daughter Masie is keep
ing old Van Open, the uncrowned
king of the island, alive. At Bar
sac's urging. Judy masquerades as
Nasie. is accepted by Van Open as
his daughter and satisfies his last
desire in life by promising TO baik
Chafterton and Barsac in their de-
signs for the possession OF the
island. Chatterton's wireless informs
him that Van Open has died and
Barsac and Judy are at San MARITIME.
Together with Tony he sets out in
purSuit of the Adventures. Cross
ing from the mainland they run into
a storm and rescue Barsac and Judy
lust as their waterlogged motorboat
is about TO sink. Judy tells him
she was on her way to take over
from the Italian Government all OF
old Van "Opens possessions. Back
In San MARITIME, Judy forsakes her
COMPANIONS for Tony and enlists his
services against them under promise
Of marriage If together they succeed
in saving Van "Opens legacy for
his wandering daughter. To assure
their purpose Judy pretends to ac-
cent ChattertOn's love and inveiSles
him into a windowless room in the
palace and imprisons him. She is
confronted with another problem,
however. when Panchita suddenly
turns up, confessing she has fol-
lowed Tony by train and reached
the island in a Spanish sailing
vessel. Barsac moreover is about
his own schemes. After sailing away
he suddenly returns with the news
that accidently he met the real Masie
Van Oppen in Genoa and induced
her to sail back with him TO the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-02

bANOhIlA HoNoALE0 was
prey to her own conscience.
1t was evening and Judy
had been gone from the palazza
for almost ten hours, WITHOUT any
sign of her return. Tony Bucken-
ham returning from the harbor
with the news that the steam-pin-
mace would convey them to Genoa
that morning, was taken aback at
the abrupt disappearance of judy.
Panchita's story of the fisherman
messenger deepened his bewilder-
ment.
"She will be back YER soon,"
Panchita said, pouting with shade
of sullenness, "Ju-dy, she dance
without your music or any old any
body-else's. See? Perhaps she go
to buy San MARITIME for herself for
to give you as a wedding-present.
Sit down and smoke, Tony, or talk
to me if you ave no cigarettes"
Panchita attempted 10 force a
sheer into her broken English, but
failed completely. There was a
spot of color in each of her milk
white cheeks, and her black eyes
were very bright.
She had not told Tony the dang
er-note of Judy's parting words;
the command for him to search for
her if she did not return before
nightfall. She had decided not
to tell him, and for that decision
Panchita was suffering tortures of
self-sacrifcation.
"Jolly strange" muttered Buck
enham.
He watched the light die out of
the western sky, and the riding
lights of the few craft in harbor
glimmer and brighten.
81 believe something's happened
to her." he said, springing to his
feet. at was trap, Panchita."
Panchita watched him from be-
meath her long lashes. She
trembled for moment, and spoke.
"She said you 90 look for her if
she is not back before night" she
replied on a deep breath. 81 tell
you that, didn't /, Tony?"
Tony stood staring down at the
Spanish girl Suddenly he caught
both her arms.
NO" he said harshly. "You
didn't. Why didn't you? Are you
hiding anything else, Panchita? 2"
"You let me 60" sobbed Pan
chita, flinging herself free. "You
keep your big lands from off me.
LII Panchita got a knife in her
bosom, Tony, for gentlemens who
set lands on her. You take care"
She was shaking; shaking with
the thrill and ectasy of his rough
touch and the piercing search of
his eyes. But the misery of it was
as sharp as the joy, TO Panchita,
since his passion was all in Judy's
cause.
"Tm sorry, Panchita," Bucken-
ham stammered, 81 didn't mean TO
be rough. But you ought to have
told me-before. It's dark now.
tn be nearly impossible 10 search
until morning. And anythins might
happen before then. We're not in
England now, little girl"
His face was pale and little
drawn. Panchita closed her eyes
at the sight of it.
Judy, she can take care of
herself, Tony" she whispered.
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from custody" Tony Buckenham
said at last slowly; 81 had orders
to keep you a prisoner, Chatterton
am going to obey them"
where's Judy?" demanded
Chatterton. He did not appear to
hear the others words.
Tony Buckenham whitened
little. A logged look came about
his mouth.
"Your status as a prisoner
doesn't entitle you to ask, Chat
terton," he answered. "You must
know that"
Chatterton made an impatient
sound.
"Quit the foolery," he snapped
in a harsh voice. "She's answered
some message, understand. She's
in danger. It's de Barsac, ex-
pect. You young fool! Couldn't
you look after her. better than
that?"
His face was haggard and saw
age, the accusation in his voice
bitter. As he heard it Tony Buck
enham colored darkly.
"That domineering way of yours
is wasted here, Chatterton," he
said. 'T'm going to find judy my
seIf-wherever she is. You're her
enemy. She meant to keep you
here. And you're going back to
your room-by God you are"
His rage famed up and blinded
Tony. All the ranked bitterness
against John Chatterton which had
begun on the day he had returned
to Deepdene as his secretary,
swept like a wave across him. John
Chatterton, as an obstacle in his
path at every step he took towards
winning Judy, rent the cloak of
Tony's lazy good-breeding from top
to bottom, and made him primitive.
He made a step forward. Chat
terton stood like cold granite. The
very impassiveness of him made
Tony see red.
"You stone egotist," he said
huskily, and struck with all his
strength at Chatterton's face.
John Chatterton staggered back
before Tony's blow. He had seen
it an instant before it came, but,
for all that it caught him, and an
angry stain dawned upon his big
Jaw as he stood motionless.
FYou are the first man who has
ever done that, Buckenham," he
said.
The deadly quiet of his tone
matched the odd silence which had
followed in the lighted room of
Ezra van "Opens palazza. Pan
chita Consoles, watching the scene,
cringed against the wall, one
throbbing pulse of excitement. In
her native Spanish village she
had seen men face each other as
John Chatterton and Tony Buck
enham faced each other just then
and for the same reason.
Tony, his young face distorted
struck again. John Chatterton's
hand caught his wrist. The steely
grip held and twisted it-coldly
and mercilessly. Panchita saw the
dew of sweat spring out upon the
younger mans face and leapt
forward with low cry.
'eYou let i'm CO." she called
shrilly. ooh, you big-bully-man,
you are 'urting him!
Something flashed in her hand.
To Panchita the small knife, which
she had kept in her breast seemed
to leap into her fingers without
her own knowledge. The CLINT of
its blade was an inch from John
Chatterton's neck when Tony
Buckenham saw it and called out
hOarsely.
"Stop it, Panchitap
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Judy was not-what you say?
born last Christmas. Tomorrow
we will find her."
She sat down on the couch
again, with her hand pressed
against her hot lips. Buckenham
strobe from the room, and IAN
chita was left alone. Fool she was
to have told him. But she had
never been able to keep wicked for
long-and blindly jealous as she
was in her infatuation for this
good" Englishman she had follow
ed to San Martino, the little dancer
of the Riviere, told herself that it
was hopeless.
"Lil Panchita is burned and will
have to perish" she whispered.
Like the fly in the candles-siz-
zlei
She clenched both her fists, and
sat very quietly. Love had come
to poor Panchita in the guise of a
lightning blow that numbs into
aphasia. Her past was dead, be-
cause it held no Tony Buckenham.
Panchita rose from the couch
little YEARLY. The lamps were
being lighted in the corridors and
rooms of Ezra van "Opens palazza.
The CLINT of small object on the
table caught Panchita's eye. 1t
was the key of the pillard room,
where Judy's prisoner, John Chat
terton, still was. Tony had left it
there. Panchita picked it up and
stared at it with her brilliant eyes.
Even as she stood gazing at it
step sounded behind her.
"Ohw exclaimed Panchita re-
treating. "The prisonare."
1t was John Chatterton. He and
Panchita saw each other clearly
for the first time at that unex-
pected encounter. The size Of him
and the heavy strength of his
personality frightened Panchita.
She stood and stared with wide
eyes.
"You better go back to your
ROOM" she faltered. "You are
supposed to be in prison, you
know"
A CLINT of amusement filled the
deep eyes that looked down at her.
"I've broken out" John Chat
terton said; 81 got tired, and the
servant who was watching me
seemed to get tired, too. He is
sleeping. ] was able to open the
door without disturbing him. Judy
has not returned from Genoa, i
suppose, Mis-
81 am Panchita Consoles" Pan
chita murmured, regarding him
thoughtfully. "You are YER big,
Mr.. Chatter-ton. t'ink you could
break out of the gaol of Toledo,
where the walls are five feet thick.
Judy, she has not gone to Genoa.
She went away wit messenger
this morning and has not re-
turned"
A swift change passed across
John Chatterton's face. He paused
a moment, frowning.
"Where is Buckenham?" he de-
manded. Panchita shrank at the
vehemence of his manner. A dread
that tbs man would seize her as
Tony had done, and shake her like
wicked child, made her stand
back against the wall defensively.
'T'm here, Chatterton," Tony's
voice said from behind.
John Chatterton turned slowly.
A muscle was visible standing out
at his jaw, and the flush crept to
his cheek-bones. The touch of say-
donic calm had gone out Of his
manner. For space Of time the
two men faced each other in
silence.
"You appear TO have escaped
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her. he tells Judy. In a fisherman's
boat she makes the journey and.
arriving at the place Of tryst in
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tricked and is a prisoner of Barsac.
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Chatterton released his hold
abruptly. He swung round to the
little dancer, who stood with her
fierce glance upon his face, her
breast heaving, her nostrils dilated,
a bead of blood upon her lips
where her teeth had bitten.
"You coward" Panchita sobbed.
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