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"Tbrco m*»r- queried Oarrtek.
Why la ttatr
Rfla taaaagto. tar aaow»v . ml HR*
■-rrttr and *ml tho 4aur. to tBo
»1« —H» « Owah coot of
C OU „t Bariil. lin<<i
■thin liin ha atnt. ha aaya. to
rH?iErS-Hi
jtoßlX to arrango tor * truck to
«»iw <t wit-" _ •
gfle prtoonor aarraad to regard Oar
rtok as a atoMB. 8a rttoMMfl *tc»«
' “* °""“ mu ' y '*"
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•fec^TOl
"■r* g»«;»»_WL»y;
3tisti»!L%jirsr!S4
woo a natoatoaa. I* not yalntoaa.
•Mr. Bat H waa oaly nfty par oaat
aaill^Wtol^Tha^aat^atoaa^^aa
OoMM ahut up lltooa ton. It
toat Xaraa oat tha "man-at-the
fk, a 4*
«Mr* a traaa as Raa. Itor
ay thara a traae of Rath at tha
mSSi <torJtoh? , '^»^pt. r *uf oouiw»,
“*rS3T4-».
yarhaalnany. aattteg hto taa*h aa
W2«^-i2S:
"AU tba Wild boraaa to Matoo
wouton t qat a atari out g Oaorgra.
*tor." ha oliaami. “lhaak tha
ttori. Utah, ytn.ro aa aa»art at to;
aar aaty feapa Oaa la wlrvlrao tn
aaato tona g atytr ,
'.< (MtfTD »
101 NOIKI or aPACH
Vt ana aarty to tha morning atom
1 Tgrr*T*~ with Dick turaod into
(Ha Attoaaay of Ulann'a houaa at
r Oarrtek poatrd Gtonn on guard
"Now. look kero, boy—U you tor.
Tha aai anat har toMk. ghafi> «Ma
ptaoa
omm ha totow ha aunt tmpreoo
fhtotTuto and out." h. added
hla haaflaad Oarrlck
•topped hto hack encouragingly With
«m toat toato %a aynkat nothing
Igt.'lW'. Mil" HITT T.l -Z'r- .
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fclwch P*Bu Caleb It
*A4 8* Dow Darwinism
.wdCaMAnnad (MM MW A)
rMknaad Hm. ta m way la safe# aa«'»
Bank wwi Ba uli May trat with
tka dartt anaMy ill yoaOond la war
»M* Gad tha mt Ha preeeeded fur
ikai* i
If May ef-geu w» aa negligent
a tka aayaaawt a( your, Uui >■ you
tra ta «M pay a* al yaar Wti to
ka M yan waatd haea teas said
art War hwdwiw long if*. Tot
'aa, araatd ka attended if 1 vara to
ay wm mmmm yaar country aorr
oithdally than yaar Sad.
Tka oaly roaaaa you don't go to;
mooUag U yaa doa't Mat to,
t I* a warndnaoi to yaa. * Ta krmt 1
ko«4a*g «f Gad la yaar kadrt and .
ikaMn i you kora ao ralitk (or Hi»
tP May of oar cfcurakaa kora o
talaa Ida* tkat aatarftamaw* io Me
taadry to yoyaUrtie tko akarck. No
(raWrr mlitnke aoor • war mod*
Maffclng otoo drool aaaol ta tko rati
flak' of »tko Lord Jokm Ckriat wkon
•raadkkd and yraettcod in all Mo gar- ,
n#r *Vka Wae gakyol yraorhad and
ftafMWf* aoor* entertain moot k«i t<>
ft dpittrlfti. Wkra people look ro
gtatt tfcry out Oho root tkiaf and i
ftCjl apaoloao brand. They aro
MW kyfarrioy on orory hood now
■djkoy aro glamoring (or o higher
paWf ml ekriatiaWKy. Tko world •■ ■
MM of yon ofeafall me inhere oH ta*'
ad demands ml- yaa aa a Christian
Id (key kav# dwight to. * >
jwjyow* iMMra ao aarok aao tko
ftsTSira £r«i;
Mart aril » daata ky tko dowtl'e it*,
aaa aa kaaao la HJ* Tkoy yot <«kadr
fa t aylalaao ,ay atpU**t tko word
T|m »»(*— okriatlaa diffrro from
m praatao ekrtattea ip that on* of
if# 100 and tka otkar n
haiftwa idaaNan- HI. tko loot ho
jjjfco oaycomdao tkat randan It
«
portable paraphernalia and lugged It
out to tho ctfi
"Never oao toll," ha said to Uar
rtok. 1 halo to ha out of radio touok.
And why tha cluh can't appropriate
mopar tor an outfU. I can’t too.*'
Qarrlck made the Cluh hie heai
qoartara and ha toll ha would Uho to
•tort tho dag thara.
"Chat thy word* upon thq ether
and they phall return unto thee after
aiany days." laughed Oarrtek as ha
toofcai over hla mail. "1 suppose now
tor a weak I’m going to be bom
barded wMh mail Prom radio tons. It’c
dtotojp that wag. Where do they
hpd tha time to watt# all tha letters!
May- hereto oeo. though. Read that.
, A postcard— pootrnarhed ‘North
per*."
i oi tho radio Hrttntfii fWUI thy
card;
"Your meerage waa good and claar
—But why did you suddenly atop
arhaa you began to taU us your
auttolcloaaT
’T. tt I don’t appeovo of phono
graph selections to radio broadcast
ing. anyhow. I can buy records
“X Ml"
"Thera's a catch to it somewhere,"
ronetdered uarrk-k. "Now what does
he AoaaT 1 didn't stop. I went
right on te tha and. And the phono
graph rooerd what's that?"
Web shrugged, tile mind was on
M*4a
hhORQU PHUT UP UKi A
soaaotbtng toaa. Oarrtoh,. to hto
room, hawing without avail triad to
had gat tha Identity of "X MS“ tram
tha Partial lists at tha alub, sailed
tha Customs Houaa to New York
aad requested tha laahtag up of the
number la the motor hast registra
tion under tha fade ml hue. Ha wait
ed.
"Just what t expected." fidgeted
ZNck. "Marooned—away from a radio
tor ad on# kaarws how long. That’s
why I grabbed thto thing up. tha
Bnt thing I toto toy hands on. CM
tha rauslrtag apparatus—all but tha
aatadna. Oh. vary wall—wa ll aaa."
Dtck snapped la place email clips
Which conaaeted tha bod springs of
Oar rich's hid aad put ths hsad
ptocea Uka a telephone receiver to bis
“Rod springe—the iron ire eecapa
—tho gaa toto water piP*a—tho tele
phone wire—" ha remarked aa he
tuned and adjueted. “almo,n any
thing may serve aa an antenna in a
> ptoefc."
• Tha room telaphone rang for Oar
; rtok. It waa the Cuatoma House
raOtng. "Ws Aad." reported the
’ clerk, "that K »«1 la registered by
- Patrick Darius. Bridgeport, CVmm-c
--• ttout, g torty foot cubto cruiser.
1 named 'Lassie.' Want a deaertp
• rtooT"
> Oarrlck had )uat finished copying
■ tt when a loud oaahuaaltoa came
I from Disk. "Rr Joaa—«uyl Ith a
mass age from Hath! Kspaatad— twice
t —hare, I aarlbhtod It an this hook."
» "Plnaae give this to tha aewopa-
I para It now develops that Jack
| Cartto. who attempted an elopement
r yesterday with ma has a wife —Mrs.
yaar laoa (or Ood and kla lore lea,
or bocaaae of tko proitlgo it giro
you in tko worldT
NOTH* or BS-HALB UNDBB
MOKTCACB
Undor and by virtao of poorora of
tala contained |n a cortain mortgage
>deed eiccated by Wade 11. llinoi and
wife Kilo Mlttie Htnea ta Coancil Hin
•oa and otf# Ada Hinson, dated March
Mtk, 1921. recorded in tko offteo of
oegiiur of deed* for Wayae county in
book 16&. page Ml, to aecuro certain
indebtedness mentioned therein, default
baring been mode in tko payment
(thereof, tko undersigned will, Ml
MOM)At, Jt NK 2tth. 1911,
at ako court kuuae dour ia lioldsboro, 1
Wayae ( aunty. North Caroline, at j
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Rag Larue Ourtls. That Is all now.
Tall my mother t am safe and will
be baok the find chance I ton swim
Sahara. Ruth Walden."
Tha two mpn gased at each other.
"Looks like she's a prisoner," scowled
Dtak "Tha first chance X can awlnt
aaharsr
Booichow Ruth had elertrly con
trived to communicate with ths out
aide world by radio. Together tha
t two hurried down the long corridor
and up s flight of stairs to NKa Wsl
dan’s room# Dtck'd heart waa
pounding, ha fait, as loud aa his |
i knuckles in the door. He had - |
heard from Ruth!
Mrs. Walian opened ths door. Bbe
' Who afraid. What did the sudden
rapping mean! Her worried and
wearied toco searched Dick's syea.
About MutbT Tall iik. Dtckl"
Dick, blurted tt out "Oh. what
awful people " shuddered Mrs. Wal
den. "But Ruth aays. ‘attempted
i stopsmant' that means Ruth B all
right. It didn’t succeed. But—
What can you da now? Ob, there's
my telephone ringing again.”
" She turned from the room phone
bawlldarvd. "It waa that Raa Larue
, girl—calling ma Ob. but them waa
hate and spite and Jealousy to her
voice! Tke little vlr'S?'
"But wbat did she aay T calmed
Oarrtek.
"I can't begin to repeat tha flood I
Ot words. Why, you’d thtuk that L j
Ruth's mother, had tried to frame up
•omething against har! 8h« sold.
'l'd have yoa know that Jack Curtta
la my husband! I married him to
Chicago two yaara ago! -1 won't
have that daughter of yours coming
between us, and I've told him so.
I'll squeal— I'll hand the whole
bunch over, first.*"
''BullyP' Interrupted Oarrlck to
Nlta's astonlahment. "Oot 'em fight
ing among themselves. Hell hath no
fury—and aft that. Tou couldn't
want a better guardian for Ruth
than that aromas scorned! And I*ll
hat you shall do aamathlng—the first
ekanoe aha asts. Mara.” without
waiting for arty comment from tha
surprised Muk. "let ma have tha
wire. Central . . , where dig that
toat aaU to Aha Clab coma from? Can
you traoe ltr* Ha put hla hand over
tha tsaasartttar aad aalded. “In tha
ally yen oaa’t traoe a thing. But
•ut to thsai little Long-totqnd towns
theoo hlok talaphoae girls Usun In
oa all ths vtllags goastp/ Walt,
you 11 aoa." Then, with hls'hand bit,
"Tea. thank you." Mo bung up.
"From tha Oravel Works at tha
mouth of tha har bed"
"I'D be darned—our harbor!" as
claimed Dick
"You’ll ho something else." quick
ly from Oarrtok. "Your boathouse!"
"I hadn't thought ot that. We'd
batter gat down thara."
1 "Wall, I thought of It That's
Why X loft Qlann. Tou don't need
to ask It, NUa. X know. You're
j nervous and all upaat. Yes, I think
doing something, anything would do
yau food. Hava McKay drive us all
down. And hurry. Ws ra net going
| to tnako a oall!"
They wars coasting down from ths
. top of ths hill a saw hundred feet
from tho boathouse when McKay
. Jammed oa tha brakes and scraped a
; couple as dollars' worth of rubber off
J thoMraa
I dust over the tops of tho trees
t could be aaan tha roof of the boat
, houaa. But beyond, la the harbor.
one Instant data a rowboat with a
i girl aad fellow in It. the grU to a
f bathing ault. Thay seemed to be
. struggling. The neat instant, like a
, threw foot flash of a motion picture,
there eras a huge celumn of watrr
and puff of smoke, black wreckago ot
' the boat. It scorned that, by a split
‘ second before, the two had struggled
* overboard or leaped. Then capurlhe
* deep report, echoing and revrrberat
k tog among tha Nonowuntuo bills.
"tlk-nn!" exclaimed Oarrlck, as
' McKay relesmed the brakes and
1 rolled down like a roller coaster ths
* rest ot the way.
r They were in time to aea that ths
' buaihoues eras unharmed. A little
■ speed boat which they had not no
tk-ed now circled about. It picked
up the girl And started off furiously
* toward tbs mouth of the harhor. A
black object, Ulcnn. strugglcfl- feebly
K In the water. By this time Dick had
his coat off. He ripped hts shirt as
He ran down tha dock and plunged
[" off, almost unencumbered by tluit
t time.
i. (Continued In Our Nest Issue!
- - - (
IS eVluek. noon, offer for i«lo
to tka kigkmt bidder I,or caab, the
land aoieribod in ladi mortgage, a*
followi:
That lot fronting on Slocumb street
7k feet, and' running bark with Maple
itreet weitward lIH foot to rioyd
Johnson's line; and being also the
■•me lot thereafter eonVeyed by the
•aid Wade H. Mine* and wife to 11.
C, Moore and wife by deed dated Nov.
29th, 1921, recorded in the office of
Register of Deeds for Wayne County
in Hook IK7, page 47. referenre lo all
of which ia hereby made, thli the
: 10th day of June. 1922.
COUNCIL HINSON,
ADA HINSON, \
. b ’ MortuVcrei.
I K. A. 11., Atty.
"■ mmm wwni
. Irish Prisoners of War - j
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Borne o( the B7 Sinn Fritters toy British troops in Femix;nssfh
headed for isli oa a motor lorry, Uaadcufted in pairs, closely watched toy
arau4 suw-Us.
\ Syrian Dancer
tot
s ijl
- —1 an
1 f-ww-SSI ■{
In this costume AmjßK Uhoury,
Boston shop girl. oa
if her Syrian uncestors. Sh«‘s said
to be dcsci ndant of a Syrian rr.altUn
.vho danced in Lebanon In honor of
l .:#r, queen of heaven. _____ -
Lady Greenwood
■k-i
sj?%
Indy Greenwood, wllo .of Btr
(loinar GrrdhwooU, chlgf secretary
to Ireland, la n^-ognUed—unoificUl'
ly—as one of tho most In' (.resting
and Influential personalities in lb<*
Irish tangle.
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in. grass niyu. Friduy mid j
P I
.Saturtlay l>r>c, June 16th and j
,17Ul At Isaac's. '
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because of altered political conditions. We still have I
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KINSTON. Jooo W.-J.«b« y«Df j *° -}* th * i V
raught ta thl» fi*y th« firit
ih,btt*4 h«r - thto NUM. Th» roptito ' **♦?• *
~d it rattUk w». a h.-althy »p*«- ' *
nen «l«>ut 4 11 fg»t In langth. It 1 Tor nice frartt vcgctgbk n of all
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■ Jk £.
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J t it -«1. ,11«>H1 iKiaiftfl
R i loii-bli -i ** .* . •' »<** •<
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Wu Ijcliuve in tliia community; we have fniKln the «
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