The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 April 1937 — Page 2

rHJ3 DAILY BANNER GREENCASTLE, INDIANA THURSDAY, APRIL -0. ion?.

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| {5) + *!• *!• •!* n- .j. BRUN ERSTOWN % | -I* Mrs. I.ovie Johnston jg} + 4* "S* ^ s* •{• 4* Mr. and Mrs. John Layman visited James Layman at Indianapolis hospital. Mr. Layman stood the operation well and is slowly improving. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Irwin are enjoying a new Electrolux they purchased Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Boswell and daughter gave an entertainment in honor of the teachers of Madison township Friday evening. Those preaent were: Robert Irwin. Mr. and Mrs. John Layman. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Evens, Mr. and Mrs. Kennith Skelton, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Shetrone. Miss Harris and Mr. and Mrs. Burk and children. Mrs. Ollie Becklehimer is visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Herbert Boswell and family. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mangus a daughter, Tuesday. April 20. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Thomas a son, Sunday. April 25, Funeral services were held for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Thomas Monday. Mrs. Carey Dillinger spent Tuesday at Indianapolis. Mrs. George Spencer. Mrs. Ray Evens, and Mrs. Robert Irwin spent Wednesday in Terre Haute. The schools of Madison township closed Friday, April 2.1. Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Johnston, Mrs. Eliza Johnston called on John Johnston and daughter Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Ellis and son Mr. and Mrs. George Spencer, Mr. j and Mrs. Ray Evens and children, Mrs. Ida Evens and Carey Dillinger called on Mr. and Mrs. Robert Irwin Sunday afternoon. PAPERS ATTAC K C IH R( H I BERLIN, April 29. (UP' Nazi i newspapers opened a broadside at- ' tack on the Roman Catholic church today and threatened trial of hundreds of priests on charges of immorality, the evidence, in some cases, to be broadcast through the nation by radio. Col.-Gen Herman Goering's newspaper organ, the National Zeitung of Essen, asserted that more than 1,000 priests were held in prisons awaiting trial on immorality charg-

es.

The article in this and other newspapers intimated that if the church continued complaints that Nazis were persecuting priests, not only would the priests be tried but that the fullest possible publicity would be given to evidence that they ha I been guilty of sexual offenses. I All Berlin morning newspapers | joined in a vehement attack on the I church in connection with immorality trials already proceeding.

—Fop Sale—

FOR SALE: Eany cabbage, tomatoes and cauliflower plants. 309 N. Indiana Street, Charles Crawley.

21-L*

How to get a movie contract: se# IT HAPPENED IN HOLLYWOOD. It.

FOR SALE OR TRADE For Cattle. V-8 Coupe, Sport model. Looks and runs like new. Owner leaving city. J. W. Herod, 309 Elm street. 27-29-1-31

If excess acid causes you Stomach Ulcers, Gas Pains, Indigestion, Heartburn, Get free sample doctor’s prescription, Udga, at L M. Stevens. Tues-Thurs.-tt

U. S. No. 1 Michigan cobbler potatoes, eating or seed $2.30 per hundred while they last. Ed Crawley, 319 N. Jackson street. 29-2p.

FOR SALE Two sows with eighteen pigs. Call rural 3-5. - 28-2p

FOR SALE: Baby calf. Boesen Dairy. Phone Rural 4-1 after 4 p. m. 29-lf.

AUCTION SALE of Household goods including walnut chest of drawers, walnut sugar chest, cherry stand table, walnut stand table, Saturday, May 1st. at 1 p. m.. Mrs. W. C. Stewart, 1022 south College avenue. Goldberg & Goldberg, Aucts. 29-lp.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS AT AUCTION, MS \. MADISON ST., SATURDAY, MAY 1ST., 1:30 P. M. OVERSTUFFED SUIT. DINING ROOM SUITE, BED ROOM SUITE GOOD RUGS, RADIO, .37 MODEL NATURAL SYSTEM COOK WARE SET, AND EVERYTHING USED IN A GOOD HOME. A NEW WASHING MACHINE. THE ABOVE FURNT TI RE IS ALL NEW. ROY SHANKLIN, VESTAL Al'CT. 29-2t

We are pleasel to announce that we have the agency contracts with The Travelers Insurance Companies. Sayers Insurance Agency. Phone 96. 29-3t.

Elms Inn for sale or rent. T. F. Crawford.

Inquire 29-lp

WANTED -To Phone 842-K.

clean wall

paper. 29-lp

FOR SALE: One sow with eight pigs. 2000 tan colored building brick, size 5x5x8. Homer Branham, Limedale. 29-2p.

ed visit with relatives and friends Ca’lfornia. called on Mr. and Mrs in and near Greencastle. iJoe Dorsett Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Denver Craig and Mr. and Mrs E. E. Knoy of Mardaughter Emma Dee of Indianapolis tinsville, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knoj were weekend guests of Mr. an 1 of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Morrlt Mrs. Chas. Rutter. Knoy of Lafayette, Mrs. Glen Lyoi C. K. Priest was in Danville on and son Keith, of Greencastle. spen business Monday. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Georg

Rev. Chas. Schwartz ate Sunday Knoy.

dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Anna Corns returned honv Oscar O'Hair. fioni Brazil last week. Mrs. Louis Holland and children Mr. and Mrs. G en Furr of Indian spent Monday with h'*r parents a P°ks visited last Thursday wit.i Mr. and Mrs. Mark Woodworth ' lr - and. Mrs. Gerl Furr. She is slowly recovering from her The funeral of Mr. Loyd Blue wn: recent operation. conducted by Rev. Airhart at the Mrs. Alva Earley returned honm Smyrna church Sunday afternoon Sunday from Martinsville where sh ’ with interment here, has been taking treatnumts. Mrs. Eva Todd is visiting for a Miss Reva O'Hair is recovering ^ t>w 'ioy-s with Mr. and Mrs. Yerne

nicely and will be able to return to her home the latter part of the

FOR SALE: Repair parts for all makes coal or wood, heaters, cookstoves, ranges. Furniture Exchange, East Side Square. Phone 170-L. 29-lp

FOR SALE: Well built five room home. Hardwood floors, bath, garage, fine yard--Beverage Street. Price $5000.00. Will finance. J. T. Christie, Real Estate at Rightsell Insurance Agency. ^ 29-2t.

CHARGES MORGAN ( o AUDITOR In a suit venued to Putnam county from Morgan county, in which a physician seeks to collect fee from a township trustee for medical services on poor relief, the township trustee has filed an answer and cross-com-plaint, in which he, in turn, seeks to collect from the plaintiff physician. The suit is that of George B. Breedlove against Washington Township, of Morgan county, brought to Putnam Circuit court some months ago. In ids cross-complaint, the trustee of Washington township, of that county claims $100 due him from th; plaintiff, because, in 1934, the lattei filed three claims, totalling $100 against that township, all dated March 20, which were allowed by th< county commissioners and to pay which the Morgan county auditoi drew warrants which were honor:* by the treasurer, and the total sum charged against the township. Thi: entire transaction, the trustee claim. 1 in his cross-complaint, was done ‘'wrongfully, unlawfully, and withou' right.” Tne township officer says he had no appropriation to pay such claims, and had none to pay the othei claims which are the basis of the present suit.

Vaughn at Danville.

The funeral of Mr. John Kenned 1 was held at the Reed funeral home

Saturday afternoon.

Mr. Will Surkel of Monrovia visit ed one day last week with Mrs. Id

week.

Mr. and Mrs. Alva Ttiomas entertained the following guests Sunday: their sons, Russell Thomas and fam-

ily of Brick Chapel and ( tv U Thom-1 I’ven. and M>s Eva Todd as and daughter of Indianapolis, n Mr and Mrs. Charles McAvay honor of Russell and Mi s Orval ’ movr 1 f, '°ni their farm east of towr Thomas who, had birthdays on| to ,hcir homc ' h (' r (' or > 1T > a >n street

Thursday. !a,3t

— ! Mrs. Elizabeth Brooks and daughLONG BRANCH ter cf Indianapolis, are here fer u Mr. Hinkle has bought the Char- , vi8 it with Mr and Mrs. H. C. Moran tea Sigler farm. j Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bowen atv' Lee Brown and wife, and Andrew ''("'Khter, Margaret, of Coatesvil' 1 Dickey spent Saturday at Marvin were in town Friday afternoon.

Wright's.

Henry Marshall and wife visited t. q. .g .g +. + j

Mrs. Edmon Marshall Friday after-

FDR SALE: Six ft. tandem disc. Can be used with horses or tractor. Roscoe Hillis, Bainbridge, Phone Bainbridge. 29-3p.

Reed’s Yellow Dent Seed Corn, germinates 98, Johnson County White germination 94. H. C. Perkins,

the

Greencastle, R. 3.

29 tf.

New 13 plate battery, guaranteed 6 month $3.90 exchange. Get our prices on Lee tires before you buy. Scott’s Franklin Street Garage. Phone 68. 22-tf

—For Rent-

T takes 3 big gasoline steps to match the progress of odern motor manufacture, ’dol Gasoline has taken ose steps. The result is idol’s HIG GALLON of Value! is gasoline, long famous for ssupenoi hi-test qualities, wcontains an exclusive toplinder oil that slides in tween close-fitting, modern otor parts and protects em with a cooling, heat"oof film of oil. Tydol also ntains a special cleaning ent. This cleaner helps eep down the carbon formaons that handicap modern, 'gh-compression motors, ogether, these big GALLON teas make your engine run wter . . . and smoother and farther per gallon! «t Tydol’s triple-action ervice for your modern otor. It costs you no more. National Service Station, No. 1 Pleasant Gardens, Indiana ''‘ r no» Shirley Service Station, Lrceneastle, Indiana. Kan Clark Service Station, Breencastle, Indiana. Brookshire Service Station, Lreencastle, Indiana. National Service Station No. 2 "O'iion X. s. Higway No. 36 and ' 'ate Highway No. 43. 9 Allies 1 " r 'n of Greencastle, Ind'ana. Cooper & Sulherlin, ' iitnamvilte, Indiana,

NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENCE CHARLES E. WEBB versus Alley Webb. Fannie Webb, Samuel Webb, and Paul Webb in the Putnam Circuit Court. April Term, 1937. The plaintiff in the above and entitled cause having filed his complaint therein together with the affidavit that the defendants are nonresidence of the State of Indiana. Now therefore. Alley Webb, Fannie Webb, Samuel W»bb, and Paul Webb in the above entitled cause is hereby notified that unless they be and appear on Monday, June 14th. 193* being the 61st Judicial Day of the Putnam Circuit Court at the Court House in the City of Greencastle in said County and State to answer are demurrer to said complaint the same will be beard and determined in the titoscncc. In Witness I have here unto set my hand and the seal of this Court this the 12th day of April, 1937. Homer C. Morrison, Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court. Sutherlin & Sutherlin, Attorneys.

0iished apartment, both. Call 307

FOR RENT: Fu three rooms with South Vine Street. -Wantwl —

29-3t.

Have job for reliable local man who can work steady helping manager take care of our country business. Men make $75 a month at first. Address Box 68, Banner. 29-lp.

BRICK CHAPEL

The Ladies Aid meeting at home of Mrs. Walter Reeves wa 1 well attended there being 26 members and two visitors present. A daughter was horn to Mr. an Mrs. Frank McBride at the county hospital Thursday. April 22. Mrs McBrida returned to her home, south of Brick Chapel Monday. Rev. and Mrs. Farrow of Bloomfield spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus O’Hair and family. Weekend visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reeves were their son Richard of Connersville and their son-in-law John Ray and family of Indianapolis. .They all spent Sunday with a son Raymond

near Greencastle.

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hymer de polled for their home at Wilmington. Del., Saturday after an extend-

noon.

Leon Johnson who has been loading in the Van Buren school, has

moved back, to his home

’ownship.

Mrs. Hepler, Mrs. Leonard, an I Amelia Elling visited with Mrs. Oaa : Marshall one afternoon last week. Ivy Dean and family visited at Marlon Wright’s Saturday after-

loon.

Clarence Barr will preach at Long 3ranch Sunday, May 2. Come and hear him. Ella Gardner who has been stayng with Mrs. Dean has returned

home.

The township schools are out and eaehers and pupils alike are glad. Herbert Boswell, trustee, was in this neighborhood last week finishing his assessing. Mr. Deich of Danville, agency manager for the Lafayette life insurance company visited policy lolders here last Friday. Amelia Elling visited Mrs. Fr d lohns last Thursday afternoon Mariofi Wright is somewhat improved. Mildred Ames visited her paron's Mr. and Mrs. William Gowin last

week.

F \ ST MARION Mrs. Air.y Buis •T* -I- -#•

Air. and Mrs. Oran Buis and daugh-

in Madiso s ter attended the Commencement at

Clinton Center Thursday evening. The C. C. Club met Wednesday ad temoon with Mrs Albert Hunter. Loron Dudley of Muncie spent the week end with home folks. Mrs. Mary McKamey and son of Fillmore spent Wednesday with her mother Mrs. Dovie Bryan. Mrs. Della Glodewell of Indianapolis and Berl Buis and wife of Elmhurst, 111., visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Buis. Mrs. Myrtle Storm spent Thursday with 1-ester Storm and family. Mr. and Mrs. Oran"Buis and daughter called on Mr. and Mrs. John Masten Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Newman and Mi.4s Les.s'e Cox visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Unith Monday. A large crowd attended the Commencement at Fillmore Thursday evening, Cecil Newman and family spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Sommers of Bainbridge. Ernie Cox spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cox. Mrs. Amy Buis and daughter visited Monday with Mr. anil Mrs. E. E. Buis. Mr. and Mrs Donald Bunten and daughter of Greencastle attended the Weiner roast at the home of Aunt Maggie Storm Friday evening. Rev. Lestpr Storm and family took Sunday dinner with Wm Ader and wife of New Maysville. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cooper and laughter called on Mr. and Mrs. M. J. 3torm Saturday. Mrs. Lester Storm and children called on Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Zeiner Friday afternoon.

NOTICE OF OUAL.IFICATION

OF EXECUTOR Cause Nc. 7899.

e Hen y Given. That the

"wanted to RENT: s m ... 1

ern home in or near Greencastle. ; n f r,i ar y Bello Denny deceased, in the Would consider 3 or 4 room unfur-I Putnam Circuit Court, of Putnam

County. Indiana, end has been duly authorized by sal Court to admintst-

nished apartment. Modern home with 5 to 7 rooms preferred. Address Boy. S, Banner. 29-2p.

WANTED: for kindling.

Load of old Phone 635.

shingles 29-2t.

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Notice is here by given that the undersigned has been appointed by the Judge of the Circuit Court of Putnam County. State of Indiana. Administrator of the estate of Gola Haltom late of Putnam County, dece8*sed Said estate is supposed to be sol- ' ^Chester K. Haltom. Administrator. April 21st, 1937. Homer C. Morrison, Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court Attorney M. J. Murphy. 22-3t.

Well drilling, gas rigged, new pumps installed, old pumps repaired, parts furnished, Myers Water Systems. E. L. Burcham, Greencastle, Phone 710-X. 29-5p.

WANTED to rent: 4 or 5 room modern or semi-modern house. Cali 738-X. 28-2p.

cr said estate. Said estate is . apposed to be solvent. April 13, 1937. Central National Bank of Green castle. Executor. Albeit E. Williams, Attorney. Homer C. Morrison. Clerk of Put nam Circuit Court. 15-3t

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DRliM CLEANS

PUBLIC SALE Because of having no grass for my milk eows, I will offer at public sale at what Is known as the Charles Vanvaetor plaee on Slate Road 48, south of the Pennsylvania tracks, at Greencastle, on, Saturday, May 1 Starting at one P. M., the following: One 4 year old cow, calf by side. One 3 year old cow, fresh during

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One 8 year old COW, fresh by date of; One 9 year old cow, calf by side,

extra rich milker.

One 11 year old row, with calf I>>

side, extra heavy milker.

These eows are all good milkers. One heifer to be fresh in May.

WANTED: Wool, we pay highest market price. Lawter & Bettis. Phone

Morton, Indiana. 27-29-l-4-6-8-ll-7p

WANTED — Iron, metal, books, rags, hides, paper, steam engines, tractors. Always pay highest cash price, honest weight. Call 604. Greencastle Scrap Paper Company, Corner Maple and Ohio street.

Tues-Thurs-Sat-tf

WANTED TO BUY: Feeding hogs from 75 lbs., to 125 lbs. George E. Harvey, Plainfield. 26-tf

WANTED: Trash hauling. 585-K.

Phone 22-6p.

T/nst—

LOST: Ladies Bulova wrist watch. Reward. Phone 44 or 844-K. 29 2t. —lVIiscellan»nq»—

Albert

^ _ Tlie William and Albert Houck There will be some heavy sprieger farmg are not public property and heifers and Jersey calves offer a you have permission to enter. ^ One^young Guernsey bull, old please keep out. 28-2ts.

enough for service. A real good one. One good, gentle pony for children

TERMS—CASH.

HIT by Tide WtUt

AmocUU6 Oil OnHUHHiy

w. L. FERRAND , Col. B lay Acs, Auctioneer.

22-24-28-29-p

. j MOTHER’S DAY SPECIAL-You ! can't please your mother more than i by giving her a fine photo of yourself, May 9th, Mother’s Day. Cam1 mack’s Studio. 24-tr

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Be Ready For EMERGENCIES Many an ouling is spoiled by annoying, aggrevsting headaches. Here is a suggestion. ™Ss a6t[ P ”pSn pills contains a pocket size case that holds six pills. Carry this, and leave the far:: package in your medicine cabinet. DR. MILES ANTI-PAIN PILLS are recommended for pain relief in Headache, Neuralgia, Muscular and Periodic Pains. They taste good, act quickly, do not upset the stomach. Your druggist sells them. Regular package 25 _for 25o. Economy package 123 for $1.00.

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GREENCASTLE R. R. 3 Mr. and Mrs. Denver Craig an I laughter, Emma D., visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rutter Sunday. Mrs. Frank McBride and daughtjr. Lyndal Beth, came home Sunday wening from the county hospital. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. South had Sunlay dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar O'Hair. Miss Dorothy Flint has a very bad sore throat. Sunday visitors at Mr. and Mrs. lohn Smocks and daughters at I) 1ifii were Mr. and Mrs. Earl O’Hair, Mrs. John Watts and daughter, Halle. Sunday evening callers at Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Bales were Mr. and Mrs. John Wysong and son, Paul. Mr. and Mrs. Dena Rowings spent Sunday night with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Scobee. Mr. Delbert Lewis and Billy Seabee had an automobile wreck near Roachdale Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Charles Rutter visited Miss Reva O’Hair Saturday at the Putnam county hospital. Reva Is reported to be doing nicely. Miss Mary Knauer is getting along nicely after her accident. The sewing club was postponed from April 26 until Monday, May 3 on account of the bad condition of the roads. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Thomas and family visited Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Thomas. |-4-4'4‘ •frT + 4' r CLOVERDALE + v Mrs. Clara Dorsett 4 1 «.4-4 l + i> + + 4 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Duncan of j Indianapolis visited over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Estes. Mrs. Chklmer Myles and children] of Eminence spent Saturday with her mother, Mrs. Anna Corns. Mr. Curt Cummings of Indianapolis spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Anna Rodgers. Miss Maxine Morrison and friend of Terre Haute, spent over Sunday with her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Morrison and Mrs. Nora Morrison were at Hoosior Highlands Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Gerl Furr and family spent over Sunday with her parents in Cory. Miss Stella Collins visited Sunday with her brother and family In Greencastle. Miss Lois Cook of Hollywood.

The Story To Date While Kiny Philip of Spain is preparing to send out his mighty Armada to destroy England, Queen Elizabeth sends young Michael Ingolby to the Spanish Court to learn the names of traitorous Englishmen who are plott'.ny against her Michael is detected by the Spaniards but makes his escape from the Court and races on horseback for the coast to apprise the Queen of what ho has learned, and also to claim his sweetheart Cynthia, the Queen’s yyiaid-in-waiting.

Chapter Six

High

up on a cliff overlooking the English Channel, the watrhmen had waited for days upon end, straining their eyes ever northward for a glimpse of the hated enemy chips whenever they should heave Into sight. At Iasi the day had come. One lifter another, like tiny specks growing imperceptibly larger, the omineus sails appeared on the horizon. There seemed no end to their numb G X*

of a King of England, too! Not Spain nor any Prince of Europe shall dare to invade the borders my realm! Pluck up your hearts' By your peace " She was interrupted by the clamor of a tired, haggard man trying to break through the ranks and approach her, struggling with her bodyguard. "Let him approach! 1 ' cried the Queen. The man flung himself to his knees before her. It was Michael. "Majesty," he gasped, "The news from Spain"’ Alone with her and Leicester inside the Queen's tent, Michael poured out the story of what ha had learned nt the Spanish Court, of the duplicity of the English conspirators. The Queen wasted not a moment. Shs sent to th' i tents to summon them all before hei Meanwhile. with impulsive gratitude, she took Leicester's sword and conferred knighthood upon Michael. "Your Grace! Your Grace!” breathed the boy, unable to say more. Elizabeth then confronted the conspirators. Caught in their atrocious crime, they offered their lives in payment. "Nay. my sons,” cried the Queen.

The uinJ bore them closer ami closer to the towcrinij Spanish ships.

"The Armada! The Armada!" The hoarse cry was taken up and flung from one to another along the line of watchers. Torches licked at the bases of signal beacons — in a few minutes the flames were leaping high overhead. Meanwhile the couriers leaped on their waiting mounts and dashed toward London to oarry the news tc 1 he Court and to the army, spreading the call to arms: "The Armada! The Armada!” Queen Bess and her subjects were ready. Drake's ships were straining at their cables. And the army, led by Leicester, was already encamped at Tilbury. To Tilbury, against the advice of her fa'thfui, Burghley, Elizabeth resolved to go, sped on by a message from Leicester that her army and her people needed the comfort of hw presence (and neglecting to mention that he needed her most of all). “In the meantime, at the Court, Cynthia had been growing more and more distraught at the absence of any news from Michael. "Do you think he will come back?" she BkSlCGd. "I'm not Providence," retorted the Qiaen. "But what does Your Grace think?" “I have seen blacker fears turn to hopes. Hope on till you know there is none.” Into the camp at Tilbury Elizabeth marched on horseback, motioned away the crowd of flunkies waiting upon her, and addressed herself directly to her army of wildly cheering Englishmen. "My people! I am come to live and die amongst you all, to lav down for my God and for my kinddom and for my people, mv honor gnd my blood, even in the dust. I know I have the body of a weak and feeble woman, but I have the heart and valour of a Kini and

There is a better way to die! S:r Michael Ingolby, come here. I shall give you a command, tf you took seven little ships, tarred them, and piled them with firewood, and so sailed out siglehanded against the Armada ... if you took not swords in your hands, but torches . . " In the cold, blurred light of an English dawn, Sir Francis Drake's little fleet, outnumbered and outmanned by the gigantic Armada, put out to do them battle. .As they hove into the channel seven small vessels darted forward from among the English fleet anti. they approached the Snanish ships, buret into roaring flames from stem to stern. Thus heroicallv died the six conspirators — soma by fire, some under the Spanish guns, some by leaping overboard and drowning^ But Michael, more agile than the rest, having driven his flaming ship square into the rigging of a ish galleon leapt into the water ami safely reached the side of an English vessel. There, as the two fleets joined in combat, he led the hand-to-hand fighting that ended in the complete rout of the Spanish Armada and victory for the Queen, her brave fighters, and her subjects. Following the victorious battle. Michael returned to London to claim his lovely Cynthiar. "You are back with me, you are back," she half laughed, half sobbed "I'll never let you go away again!" All London was echoing to the exultant music of a thousand pealing belle. "Listen to our wedding bells’." cried Cynthia. "It's over, dear, it’s over,” he murmured, holding her close. "Oh, Michael! It feels as if all the world were washed clean' "No past, no future — just you and I, darling — free!" THE END.