Love and Schemes Amid Ocean Peril on the Coast
Captain West and Natalie endure a perilous raft ordeal as they unravel a plot to steal a fortune. They confront double gangers and a web of deceit involving Hobart and Percival Coolidge, affirm their love, and seek shelter after reaching shore at twilight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenn
Hobart
Jim
Perelval Coolidge
Yerhapa
Yin Hobart
Percival Coolidge
Ime
Fairlawn
Natalie
Wray Street
Androu
Captain
West
Sexton
Hopart
Weat
Gexton
Gray Son
Prio
Percival
Denisen
Underworld
Breathleast
Matthew West
McAdamé
Matt
Land seen from raft as West and Natalie drift toward shore
The raft drifts toward the land on the lake as Natalie points out a promontory. West believes they are near shore and deduces the yacht villains fled to land, planning to operate openly in the city while they search for a quick return and a new scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natalie
West
The House In the Bluffs Chapter XVI
Natalie collapses from exhaustion while navigating a narrow bluff passage and urges Matt to seek shelter. He climbs to a ridge view and spots smoke from a distant valley as he hurries back to reassure her before night falls. The scene ends with uncertainty and the message to be continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natalie
Matt
West
Aland
Wort
Father OConnor Leads War Chaplains Drive for Legion Members
Father William P. OConnor of Cincinnati national chaplain of the American Legion has taken on organizing all war chaplains to recruit new members. Born in Dayton he served as chaplain with the Ohio National Guard unit that went to France in 1918. He later led church posts in Jamestown and Cincinnati and helped draft the Legion ceremonial at national headquarters.
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William P. O'Connor
Cincinnati
The
American Legion
Father O'Connor
Legion
Dayton
St. Mary's College
University of Dayton
St. Mary's Seminary
Urleans
Ohio National Guard
One Hundred and Thirty-sixth
France
Father O’connor
Baccarat
St. Michiel
Meuse-Argonne
Belgium
A. H F
ROUNDS UP LEGION MEMBERS
W A Stevens newly elected commander of the Des Moines post ranks among leading organizers as he recruited one tenth of the 2 000 members, aiming to make his post the nation’s second largest. A former sergeant in the One Hundred Ninth Ammunition Train, Thirty fourth division, he spent 14 months at Camp Cody New Mexico and later served overseas. He pledged to build the post into the largest and to boost civic participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
W. A Stevens
Legion Post
Des Moines
Stevens
Camp Cody
N. M
Praissa the Legion Praises American Education Week
California Representative Praissa the Legion commends the American Legion for its peacetime work during American Education Week. He quotes public duty and urges education for all citizens including naturalized ones to better understand national problems and contribute to intelligent solutions.
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Praissa the Legion
Phil D. Swing
House of Representatives
California
American Legion
Our Republic
Ewing
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Randall Parrish
Alfred A. Knopf
Sao
Chevan
Wrigley
Great Amitions
A. Stevens
Ose Moinea
W. A. Stevens
Anna Elddire
C. A. Mosso Laboratories
Chicagd
Veceive
Larof
Holland
Taleum Org
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