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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-28
CARLISLE NEWS ITEMS
OF THE PAST WEEK

The rain that came last Tuesday
night vii make the late feed
/ Mrs. Dr. Moore and children left
Friday for their home at Greenwood.
Mr.. Deans niece is here from Aus
tin, spending a few days,
! Mr.. Gent Of Lockney is here Wis
iting Mr.. J. w. Randolph.
Misses Dora Casey and Bette
Spence came home Tuesday from
slaton, where they have been visit
ing
Mr.. station and family left We'd
nesday for Montague County to visit
relatives.
Mr.. Burroughs gave an entertain
ment Wednesday night in honor Of
Prof. Dulaney. They had singing, a
lecture from Mr.. Dulaney and then
watermelon was served.
Bob and Mamie Crump and, Mrs.
Bowes and John Kunz. came down
from Shallowater for the entertain
ment.
Miss Georgia and Jewel Guin gave
slumber party Saturday night in
honor Of Miss Ona williams, of Yer
non. The guests were: Misses Susie
Moore, Reta and Opal Burroughs,
Ada and Winnie Altman. Fife Jewel
Goodpasture, and the honoree, Miss
Williams.
Mrs. Dean is real sick at this writ
ing.
Misses Arna and Artie Bond visit
ed from Friday till Saturday at Shall
lowater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stricklan and Mr..
and Mrs. Guin spent Sunday with
Mr.. Daley and family.
Mr. oJnes and family have been
visiting relatives at Plainview.
Mr.. Allie Self who underwent an
operation in one OF the sanitariums
nj Lubbock, is getting along fine.
Prof. Clapp gave demonstration
on meat canning last Tuesday. We
are sure those who missed II could
have learned something that would
have been of use to them.
Messrs. Matt and Jim and Misses
Susie and Clara Moore spent awhile
Sunday evening with Mr.. Craig.
Misses Arna and Artie Bond and
Mr.. james Burroughs spent Sunday
with Mr.. Craig Bond.
Messrs. Hurschel and Earl Nc
Duffee came home Saturday from
the harvest fields.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
-+++++++++4++++++-+++++++,

Morton J Smith, Emie Smith to G..
w. Moore; IN f. La Survey Al,
Blk p, 1925.
Jno. p. Lewis, Mrs. Emma May
Glenn, survivor Of the community es-
tate Jno. A. Glenn to Claude B. Hurl-
but and IRA Embry. Lot 10 in Blk
1874, s2s50.
T. G. Bates. Emma Bates, to o. +.
Sears. lots 20 and q and the south
half of lot 22 in Blk 900. $4,000.
d. B. Hamilton, L. A. Hamilton to
]. A. Blackwell, part Of survey 10,
Blk A. containing 21.il acres, $4,000.
c. c. Hoffman, Wilhelmina 7.
Hoffman to c. d. and Edna Haines,
lots and 2 in Blk 115, South Sla-
ton add to Slaton, $3.50.
c. d. Haines, Edna Haines to Fos-
ter Carroll, lots and 2 in blk llb,
South Slaton Add. SITS.
+. c. Fain, Mary f. Fain to o. F.
Chastain. lots Ia and Is blk l05. OF
the original town Of Lubbock.
j. o. Jones, Sallie B. Jones to c. j.
Hallmark. section az, Blk DIT, con-
sideration Sl2,362.04.
Dallas Caps. Maggie Capps to
Lloyd II. Caps; lot 3, blk 2s, South
Slaton add, 500.
]. A. Phillips. NJ. X. Phillips to r.
II. Arnett, lots l | and IL blk IFS and
improvements. $1,000.
George w. Murfee. Ethel Murfee
to w. T. Raybon, lots l3 in blk $50.
original town of Lubbock, s275.
T. l.. Fairris, Lois Fairris to II. L.
Johnson. part of section 2. blk o,
$500.
L. C. Ellis. Lois Ellis, to Mrs. +.
S. Tom, lot in the Neal and Alex
ander Add. to Lubbock S775.
j. C. Beavers, Annie G. Beavers to
O. E. Beavers, northeast one-fourth
Of section 113 blk 20, 1920.
1 Cuult y. CndtNtits 10 4. Nhee"'h
to J. V. Davis, lot IL Blk 20, South
Park Add. to Slaton, $3.50.
Cora Atwood to o. Z. Beavers.
northwest one-fourth Of section llS,
Blk 20. 5000.
s. A. Richmond. S. Z. Richmond
to Stockton Henry. tract in survey Z
Blk r and improvements thereon,
$500.
J. w. Ellison. j. =. Webb, Bob
Crump, W. o. Shelley. 7. J. Richard
son. Board of Trustees Of Lubbock
County to Russell Myrick Jr.. part Of
survey AZ. blk AK. containing two
acres. s72s.
r. s. Kelly. l. +. Kelley to T. l..
Holt; lots II and ~ in blk 10, town
OF Idalou. and Improvements there
on. $1,000.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-28
KANSAS CITY MON
DAY LIVESTOCK REPORT

.ansas City Stock Yards, Aug 25
liberal run Of cattle today,
200, included few good to choice
steers, and an unusually large
cent Of common grades. The
were strong and others sold
ly at weak prices. Hogs were
o so cents higher. and sheep
|iy.
Todays Receipts
|eceipts today were 10000 cattle,
hogs, 1900 sheep. compared
90 cattle, 1000 hogs, and 10000
- a week ago. and $4,000 cattle,
700 hogs and $500 sheep a year
Cattle receipts included few
western offerings, and the bulk
he supply came from Kansas.
noma and Texas Sheep re-
1900 Included a liberal sup
rom Utah.
Beef Cattle.
|hoice to prime fed steers and the
grass Eat cattle were in active
'ana~t -ytrong prices. A few
Is Of choice native steers sold at
to $3.50. or as high as any time
he past two weeks Some yearl-
steers brought si775. and win
d steers $3.50 to $3.50. The
light grass fat steers brought 50
1880 Common half fat grassers
slowly AZ last weeks full decline.
20 70 Is cents under a week ago.
cher cattle were quoted steady.
: AZ $3.50 to sli.25. and heifers
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-28

$3.50 to $3.50. Veal calves were
81 higher at 50 to $3.50.
Stoekers and Feeders
Nearly an weights Of stock and
feeding steers that showed quality
were in active demand at steady
prices, but a large number Of COM
mon light weight grades were hard
to move at irregular prices Feeders
sold at 81 90 to si45O. mostly $40
to $3.50. for 500 to $50 pound
weights. Stockers brought $500 to
's1l.50. stock cows and hefers
brought 5000 to 1925.
Hogs
Trade in hogs was active at % to
80 cents higher prices. top s2l.i5,
and bulk Of sales $20.50 to s2l25.
This advance occurred in the face Of
declines at more Eastern markets
and was caused by large demand
from local packers and shippers.
Prices today are as high as week
ago. The price spread here is much
narrower than elsewhere. Demand
for stock and feeding pigs is urgent
at $3.50 to s20.25.
Horses and Mules.
Beginning September LIST, auction
sales Of horses and mules will be
held on Monday and Tuesday, in
stead Of Fridays and Saturdays.
Charles NJ Pipkin.
Market Correspondent.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-28

Dwight Brown. brother Of Mrs. Nd
Robinson. who has been here visit
ing for several days left the first of
lhla week for Dallas where he viii
again take np hls pesitian a. Pipe
orsanlas 81 the lIlppodroms Theatre.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-28

". l.. Evans. % Newlin. Hall
county. Vas IN town the frat Of this
week attending 10 business interests
Mr. Evans has . nice farm out near
the Carlisle school building and hin
trip 90 this country "a. Cor the par.
pess u loeklnE after ths.s interests.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-28

Dick Brownfield and family pass
ed through here last Friday after
noon enroute to Burkburnett for a
visit to the oil fields. The trip is be-
ing made overland in their car.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-28
J. E. BALLEW FELL AND
BROKE HIS HIP

J. +. Ballew Of Alternately, father
Of Will 4. Ballew. Of this place, suf-
fered very painful accident the lat
ter part Of last week when he fell and
broke his hip bone. Mr. Ballew is
about So years of age and was
brought to local sanitarium for
treatment last Saturday.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-28

Read the date on the label. II tells
when your subscription expires!
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-06
Notice Of Publieassion.

Notice OF Publication.
State Of Illinois. Rock Island county. -:
In the circuit court Of the Fourteenth
Judicial Circuit Of the state Of Illinois. in
and for said county. To the January term,
A. d. 1920. In Chancery.
Whilldon W. Cain, complainant. vs..
Lucinda McRobsrts. Mary Opdycke. Ruth
Buckley. Anna Mumma. Ella MARYLAND.
Edwin s. Cain John II. Cain. William
Cain, Maryette Tint. Rena Miller. Nettie
Ridgicy. Ee!;ie Phillips. Lizzie Davenport.
James Cain. Edward Cain, John Cain, Roy
Cain. the unknown heirs or devisees Of
James Hill. deceased the unknown heirs or
dc yisees OF jeremiah Chamberlin. the un-
known owners Of the south half OF the west
half of the northwest quarter OF section
twenty eight. In township nineteen tlet.
north range three t3l, east OF the Fourth
principal meridian in the county OF Rock
island and state Of Illinois. and the un-
known heirs OF any deceased person who
may have been interested in said described
real estate defendants. Bill for partition
and I'd quiet title.
To the above named and designatet de-
PENDANTS who arc non-residents OF the
state of Illinois. and TO every one Of you
Afidavit Of your non-residence. so that
process cannot be served upon you. Or
upon any one Of you, having been Med in
the above entitled cause. in the ONCE %
the undersigned clerk Of the said circuit
court. for the county Of Rock Island AND
state OF Illinois; you and every one OIL
you are hereby notified that the above
named complainant has fled in said court
his bill Of complaint against you. on the
chapcery side of said court: that sum,
mons in chancery has been issued m said
couse against YOU retrrnaols e the Jan
usry term, A. D. 1890. Of said court. Il
De- heGun and holden in the court house
in the city Of Rock leland. in said count,
and state on the first Monday Of January
A. D.. 1890. at which time and place yor
viii appear and plead. answer or denny
to said bill Of complaint % you may SO NJ
Of December. A. D.. 1919.
GEORGE W. GAMBLE.
Clerk of Said Court.
WALKER 4 SWEENEY.
Solicitors for Complainant.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-06
RUMANIA CHECKS
NEW GOVERNMENT
IN HERMANSTADT

Vienna. Thursday. Dec. IAN In
dependent government has been set
up In Hermanstadt in the occupied
district of Transylvania and all it,
members have been arrested by the
Ruman!ans. according to dispatches
from Bucharest.
In all 26S arrests were made In
Guiding many clergymen.
Fifty thousand Rumanian troops
have been recalled from the Bees
safabsan front and sent into the
Hermanstadt district.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-06

y Of Aaron Anderson, deceased.
UNDERMINED having been appointed
Of the last will and testament Of
AnAeepon. late Of the county Of
s'and. etats OF Illinoia, deceased,
fivee notles that II Will appear
the Hsn. Frank J. Landee. jodee
protete court Of Rock Island couu-
~ probate court RON. IN the
1oek lp'aad. q TN, February term,
Ira 20nday In Fsbrusry. next.
NJ psfsons having elaine agalnst
sat1 are notified and requested to
IT, the purpose Of having the same
6srsoas indsbted to said estate are
( TO make immediate payment to
1nrslanad
Hsth' day Of November. A. D.
pcK ISLAND SAVINGS RANK.
Executor.
.Nslies 81 Pubileatiow.
Of Illinois, Rock Island county, %:
circuit court. January term. 1890.
3 Denhsrdt, complainant, w. Emma
Aardt, EmaMuel Andrew Denharit,
Denhardt. Christian Denhsrdt. Au.
lkfths Brandt. Anna Dsem. rAd.
Noaher. Bertha Denhardt. Bnfns:
9. Frank Do3hardt: Pearl Denhardt,
pe0Aafae and uarie Denhardt. de-
In Chancery.
VT Of non-rsaidence OF the de.
Christian Denhsrdt. Bertha DEN.
afAey Denhardl Frank Denhardt
Dsnhafds. Alvin Denhard&. and
eahalAt. tMpseaded with the above
pc. Emma J. Denhardt. Emanuel
penhafdt. Erank Denhardt. Az
prtha Arandt, Anna Deem and Fred
eshar. having been Aled In the c.erx'l
tho circuit court. Of said county
b therefore hereby given TO I'M
h-yelAent defendants that the com
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-06
LEGAL,


Executors Notice.
Estate of John W. Johnston, deceased
The undersigned having been appointed
executives Of the last will and testament
Of John W. Johnston. late ofcne county
of Rock Island. state OF Illinois, deceased.
hereby gives notice that they will appear
before tho Hon. Frank Landee. Judge of
tho probate court of Rock Island county.
at the probate court room, In the city Of
Rock Island. at the January. 1920 term. on
tho first Monday in January. next. n
which time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and re-
quested to attend for the purposs Of hav-
ing the. same adjusted.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment to
the undersigned.
Dated 9th day Of November. A. D. 1919.
ALICE ". JOHNSTON,
NARY e. KRULL,
Executrices
Connolly 3 Walker. Attorneys At Law.
Rock Island. Ill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RIG OPPORTUNITY FOR SALE: POOL
room in good location. AID good buE-
ness. Reason for selling DESTROYS to 60
In other business. Those who are inter
estad call H. Friedman. eco Seventeenth
gtro0f.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-06

/ sALE9CrrY PROPERTY,

Ss>sN>Ss>NSsD>s>sNSSs1
|9H9 roD SALE 900 BUYS NEW
5cs'y modern. s room bungalow. good
j. EAsY terms.
$500 hugs 8 roQm partly modern
bues. cood I0t. saay t<ruis.
94.10o buys new strictly modern. 5
- bunessow. oak foors. colorado.
Nm ceiling: no paved street: easy
ea.10O buys strictly modern. room
bFSs'ow: new addition: 5000 down:
pro monthly payments including In
pst.
Dssict'y r,o.iern s room bungalow:
\ AniAh: beam eeiiing: bookcase: col
sds: kafsEe: nice level lot: good
fehborhood: surroundings all new
mes; can make three good rooms in
Nc.
essictly modern 5 room bungalow:
r Anished: hill location, beam CELL
}: On easy terms.
a bargain: two sosfy brick house !:
Is floor 4 rooms and reception hall !.
bond floor: four bed rooms end bath:
lot. Located on Long View car
q: close In.
lnnis Bros. General Contractors and
~ 1stster5. Phone 3. I. 1872.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-06

L0pGn pIlECToRY..

LODGE DIRECTORY.
AA10N.c.
Aassaie. Tsaple. GisAtssntA ssss6s "a
rzr STATED nH 1.e iss?s T. RHO topes
No. g.. 4. =. q 4. H. wiH
AXM b bald On fhs Afss 5A1rsday
NOR Of soeA nsutA % 5s1O . =.
Nk. .w.lliaa q. tesA v. H.:
Rag o. nodsriex. secsesarys
AMoo GRo1ro NO. 81. n. o..vFs x.H
- --Stated meetirgse As.d
as ] !: : :: :
MI ON ths ffss wsdasaiay
II Of each noath. vidt.
II - Ing prophets wsicotns.
kAN OTTO Prissssr. nenareh.
Franh L. Fs:tsSoA. ssc-
- retary.
4, 4 u.
THE STATED CoNvOCATIoN or 1oCH
Island Chspter NO. Id. 3 4.
H4& y, wil b hsid co ~ AEss
A0& Tuesaay Of each saonsA q
.oM 7:aO .. N. v. J. Spscses.
NS E.H.f.: =. y. Ash: secfe.sry;
J Special meeting Dec. 8. 1919. ~ T:VO
D. m. ! Marx Master degrees. ~
n kcCK BLAND LopeE NO.
An oSS. 4. y. . 4. x.-otstsd
NH Aasstinn nrst Friday ee saca
X meath. A. L. Aunsr. W. H.:
,6VN q. .. Bollnsn. sscrstasy.
KnIghls xsaoaae.
TIE STATED coNcLAvE or ROCK
Island CommAndsrJ No. IL.
| - Knighss Tsnplar viii - held
&kAke3 the escoed Monday o. secn
Eims oth. D. 3. Davis. eomnAAnd-
WI e: J. L. Hickey. reeoruer.
~ rractics ortrs rrst sna ta.ra
aoCl ISLAND CHAPTER NO 4oo.
Ordsr Esstsri Star.--ksgu'ar neet,nss
sscond MedneDdsy Of eacn muntb. VIZ
itanE Stars Me.eome. Mary 4. xrs..I.
w. H.: AAfy b. nresa. sseretssy. sta (
ROCK ISLAND COUNCIL No. 20. h . 3
,N.-Tte stated sseemblies OF Eock 10.
b heic on Ihs tnird Wednesday of sAen
month. Z. W. TEACHER. 4 n: q. y.
Hildebrandt. recorder.
Annual business meeting election Of Of
Acers Wednesday. Dec. II. at 7:30 p. m.
ucAI. LODGE NO COS. I. O. o. p.
Meets every Thursday evsnans
- q Odd yellows temple on
EMr Fourth avenue. between eer.
| enteeAth ard Eghtsenth streets.
| wv Z. W. Lesierman. =. g.: VIII.
~ Ian GuldsnEopf.. y. D. Firss
InursoAy OF month. tuittatory
dGerve; arst. secoSd md tharu degsss tAs
following Thursaay.
| N n
ROCK ISLAND AERAE NO. go. FRATrA.
| IN Order Of Easlos.-Reguia1 0estiQgu
| arys Ard third tuesday Of each moath
Al Eaxles. homs. Fourth avenus and
Twsnsy-srst street. 1fanx W'eA ". =:
| Joalph Grotegus. ae5otAsy. 7 81
| R,P. o. MA
! iX7fS RoCK ISLAND LODGE NO.
$50, B. r. O. f.: Regular meot-
1 ing first and third AondayA !.
| c. searle. exalted 1>alss. G. n.
| lsaacson. secretary.
1. o. Y. 49,
In. n. CLEAvNAAND CAMP NO. SIS
sooe of Vetarans.--Meets On second and
fourth Tuesday evenings Of eacA mouth
as O'Clock IN Memorial hall - ths
eourt house. Z. L. Harms, eoaanAndss;
Eugene JohnsSn. seautazy. 40
: ! ] : ! ! !
@. A. Z.
HUToRD POST 243. G. A. 4.
Meets regularly On second
Isik and fourth Friday after
lMlRk moons Of each month d Z
" o'clock In Memorial hall In
the court house. c. Il.
Church. commander: =. g.
w First. adjutant.
| - 9. g.. v. v.
l.: ~ SIBONEY EAT CAMP NO. &
q. Q. ". v.
~ Meets ths Arss end third
Thursdays Of each month u
,. .. 1t Memorial hall. Il, L.
Becker. commander: L II.
Tifterington. adiutant.
| All the news all the time-Ths
Argus.
1 r. ~ a Nv ~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-06
LICENsED CHIRoPRACTOR,

CHIRoPRACTiC IS s. YEARS Oh.
You are not the FIRST I'd desert old
methods. Be not the last TO try the
new. Call to-day. DR.. Liess. Chiro-
prsctor. 516s Fifteenth street. Moline.
Phone Moline 2S13.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-06

ROOM MODERN HOUSE., $4,000.
b roo0s. one screground. $4,000.
m rooms. ssmi-modern. $4,000 90.
y roo0s.< large lot, Sz.7S0. Six
NJ. uodesn. -. 400. Sig rooms.
j3ssn, $500. Five rooms. modern
200. Five room bungalow. modern.
200. Six room modern bungalow.
200. Five room modern bungalow.
31ng paid, $1,000. Five room. mod
nsw. o4.7o0. Seven room. modern.
SA.e0O. Eight room. modern.
POO. etx rosm. modern. close ~
boo. Double house. ~ rooms. mod
PAVING paid,- close In. $4,000.
)one In ard ~ viii talk terms on any
the .above and many others. We
number Of small houses to trade
ScE & GRUSKE. Safety building
Ia j. I. Asa, ass, 1850.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-06

1. 4. CLEAvElAAND CAMP NO. SIS
Dooe of vetarans.--Meets On secona end
fourth Tuesday evenings Of each mouth
q o'clock In Memorial hall - he
court houss. q. L. Harms, eonRADoss;
EuGeuo JohnAsn. seuutAEy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-06

MANIFESTATIONS.
6olPfTEEf Y00NG T6N1N w6TfD
like situation In Rock Island ~ house.
keeper for people employed or in widow
er's home. Address 800" care Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-06

tN1iH RoCK ISLAND LODGE NO.
$50. B. r. O. f.: Regular nest-
&a ing first and third AondAyA. ].
l C. searle. exalted 1>alsr. G. n.
lsaacson. secretary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-06

@. A. Z.
HUTo1D POST 243. G. A. d.
Meets regularly On second
and fourth Friday after
Moons Of each month q .
o'clock In Memorial hall I'm
the court houss. c. Il.
Church. commander: Z. G.
First. adjutant.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-06
sUPERFLUoUs HAIR.

oUPERFI.UOUS HAIR. MOLES. WARTe
On fsce md arms. perma0ently removed
9TH eleGtric needle. Address Mtes a.
Y. KitstedSe. / Argyle hate. hsa0y
seTues. Davenport. Phons. Day- 6O4.
The Washington times., 1919-04-22
The Rhyming
Opti1nist
BY AIine Michaelis.
THE CLIMBER.

W. F folks who work a weary
while, who fume and fuss
and fret. the climber skins
the rest a mile: her jobs no cinch,
you bet. From 9 o'clock her day is
planned and she can sleep no more,
her massuese husky is on hand to
make her figure Ger. And she is
mighty strong OF arm who pulls
and pats and slaps; the climber
filled with vague alarm for fear
she may collapse. Her French maid
finally arrives; in haste she's cos
turned then, and from a breakfast
brief she drives to Billions bridge
at ten. She has a luncheon date
at one. another bridge at =; at
o'clock she hastens on; the day
is not half through. She figures al
three purple teas upon her home
ward way. and there she dons
frOCk cerise and quite decOiiete.
Although she's tired Ehe cannot
WaiI nor pause along the line, for
seven there's a dinner dae. the
opera at o. A little supper. small
ana gay. takes up an ..-UE or 81.
so she must hasten from the lay
and madly onward go The cliIn-
Der at a bail 10 sees, to MIS- tt
shc'd be sore. At o'clock she 'od-
dies in and dances until 4. From
there her steps are hOmeward turn
ed and just at break of day she
feels that she a rest has earned,
she's glad TO hit the hay
The Washington times., 1919-04-22
When a Girl Marries

shadowry gloom OF the canteen,
which had been ready to Aose for
the night when Terry burst into It.
Then 'T.ootie," as we sometimes
6isrespectfuily called our lieuten-
ant. came over and beckoned me to
one side.
Take your time, Mrs. Harrison
take your time. I'll leave the place
in your charge and you put out the
lights. lock up an dsend me the
keys by regists ed mail. That viii
be all right. as our unit doesn't
come on again for three days. Miss
Bruges tells me that you have a
very important communication for
one of the Red Cross workers and
want to locate her at once. Hope
you get her. Goodnight"
"Oh. thank you-thank you so
much. Good night" I said with
more fervor than originality, and
returned to Terry.
we've got to find her," he de-
clared again, and added: But
there's no use taking the world in
on it Betty wouldn't like
a fuss. Pm Elad Miss Sturges put
your lieutenant on false scent
But. it's unfortunate Miss Sturges
has taken charge"
Before I could reply. very sober
Carlotta came out of the telephone
booth and Joined Us again.
Its SO silly-but / cant seem to
The Washington times., 1919-04-22
Jerry Insists on Finding Betty But All Sorts of Clues
Fail to Put Him and Anne on the Trail.
A Story of
Early Welded Life

make the operator understand me.
Shall we so over to the building?"
You're very good, said Terry
with a formal air that would have
dismissed anyone but CarIotta.
Terry Is silent.
81 called a taxi" said Carlotta
efficiently. "It will be here by the
time we lock up. Take cup of
hot coffee. folks. while 1 shut UP
shop"
And Carlotta set two cups of
steaming coffee and a plate of
sandwiches before US. For a sec
ond Terry stared after Carlottas In
a puzzled fashion. Then he said
quietly: shes kindly Jove-
she's kind"
Whereupoh he gulped down a sip
or two Of the hot drink.
Afterward I realized that Car
lotta wrote a pay check and put it
on. the bill file, afterwards re-
acted to the fact that she didn't stop
TO pour herself cup of coffee, but
that she took a sandwich along and
munched it in the cab.
where's your carr I asked Ter
ry once we were embarked in the
taxi and swaying across to the
quiet East Side OF town where Bet
ty's apartment is located.
Il left it in front Of the club,
Thought I could run over faster, -
said Terry soberly.
l accepted that as / accepted Car
lotta's taking command Of our
party.
AT the apartment house there was
no news-no news at all. The
doorman and TELEPHONE operator
alike reiterated that Mrs. Bryce
had called a taxi a. ABOUT eight that
morning and had driven away
alone.
what kind of a taxig" asked
Carlotta.
No one knew. Mrs. Bryce had
ordered the car over her private
wire.
Call the superintendent" COM
manded Csriotta.
Him she cross-examined also. and
then finally she had him take us
to Betty's apartment and unlock II
4, with his duplicate keys.
Silent and still lay the rooms,
blinking al us in triumphant. sec
retive fashion There was no sign
that Betty had. been there just the
might before.
Terry was very silent-but /
knew that strange, unreasoning
panic had him by the throat
Then / had an inspiration.
To BE Continued.
The Washington times., 1919-04-22
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