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Spanish Honduras—70—Jos. Buckly Taylor, La Ceiba. | Par ee of our vote by readers on the stories published in the magazine for 1921 will be published in an early issue. In the meantime be marking down your favorites for 1922. Don’t let the stories in the later issues overshadow those earlier in the year merely because you read the former later and have them more vividly in your mind. And don’t let the mere length of a serial, novel or novelette outweigh the shorter stories. Voting is simple and easy. On any sheet of paper write your list of ten stories (giving authors’ names), numbering them in order of preference. If you like, add as many as ten stories more by way of complimentary mention or second choice. Add your name and address. But don’t send in your vote till the end of the year.—A. S. H. 3 GEomicbooks