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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-03
SANDMAN STORY
BY Mrs. F. A. Walker .

by Mrs. r. A. walker.
Protected by George Matthew Adams.
THE BIRDS GET EVEN
WITH MIR. SQUIRREL
Past 2 Of the High Cost Of Living.
Mrs. Squirrel stopped scoldin0 when
the first nut fell
Look, children, zee what l have
found. she said, giving a bit TO each.
Pretty soon down came another and
another until they came so fast and thick
that Mrs. Squirrel knew they were not
falling from the tree-''How could they
IN winter she asked herself, and then
qunck ~ q wink she was cut of the nest
and up the tree.
OH she cried, when she saw her
husband, where did you get those splen-
did nuts?"
When Mr.. Squirrel saw that she was
not going to scold him he came down to
the nest and told her all about the clothes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-03

The State of Michigan is 20 plant its
victory highway from Port Huron to Chi
cago with apple trees.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-03

and perched avove his nest, and then,
one at time, he dropped the nuts so they
fell right into il.
Con tinued Tomorrow
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-29
Para cafe con tOstadas,
''La CAFETERIA"
San JustO 6. - San Juan, P. r.
LEGO LA DESEABLE Aqua
PURGANTE RUBINAT.

Participan1os a los Sres. Far
maceuticos haber recib!do por
vapor espanoI 100 Cajas de so
Botellas del may conOcido y an
tiguo -PURGANTE ESPANOL
preferido por ell pdbIico a tOdos
sus sinlilares.
CERECEDO HERMANOS. &
co. sUCRs.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-29

HOTELES. RESTAURANTS, CA,
FES. FUENTES DE SODA, toda 81
oIaterfa Sc le renueva ec6n6mica J
-apidamente.
The Porto Rico EIectroplating
Co. Inc,
Luna a. Telef. 1891.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-29
@ELTI-NoLA"

Ha llegadO este mercado el gran
-'on6grafo Elti-Nola. cuyO aparato to-
a todOs los discos. Este aDarato tie
ie la yentaja de que el operator pue-
Ie hacer mOduIaciones en- Ia mdsica.
Dicho exceIente aparato se esta ex-
,iblendo EN- casa de los Sres. A. ME-
sORANA & CO., SAN JUSTO II.
San Juan. P. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-29
]. ]. ORTIZ ALIBRAN
AboRado

Ofrece sus seryicios profesiOnales
.principalmente para asuntos relacio
nados con la tlsaci6ns imposition ,
cObrO de cOntribuciones de tOdas ella.
ses. Doce amos de servicios en- los
puestos mas importantes del Depar.
tamento de Hacienda. San Jose 121i,
Apartado 7O5, TelefOno Ills, San
s. Juan, Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-29

Las infelices madres de la Ciudad de
Atlanta y otras pOblaciOnes de la cos
ia de Jersey, han adoptado este raro
medic de encO1trar sus hijos en- ca
SOS de que Sc les extravien. I'm le-
trerO adheridO la ropa pOr la espal-
da, con ell nOmbre y senales del chico
y con la direction de su casa y pueblo,
ha cOntribuidO muchO para ayudar a
la pOlicia encontrar algunOs de di-
chOs ninOs que Sc habian perdido, lie
gandO la efcacia de este metOdO al ex-
tremO,> >que en- una sOla semana fueron
devueltas sus madres 40 criaturas
pOr dia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-29
4 los NBBIOS DS
lBGtOIGS De Sandal
(Intimamente II Dr., ]. A. Diaz.)

! 4 = 4 is
Desde que nosotros quedamos ce-
santes en- Ell Departamento de Sani-
/ dad Insular por motive de la implan-
taci6n de la LEY Municipal, no he
mos notado adeianto alguno, pero ST
uf atraso nunea visto y sonado, en-
el saneamientp de IA ciudad y sus ba-
rrios.
Y asi estan los dernas pueblos de
la isla :.
Espero que los nuevos inspectores
empleados del Servicio de Sanidad
no Sc apasionani tahto en- Ia polftica
como 10 hieieron la mayorfa de mis-
compaiieros, abandonando, desde lue-
60, sus sagrados deberes de "velar
por la salud" delHpueblo.
Hemos de esperar que durante los
cuatro amos de la nueya administra-
cion municipal Sc realize una obra
! diena de los habitantes de la bella
islita.
Cuando llegue Ell periodic de la lu-
cha electoral esta bien que Sc luche
por que los candidates escogidos pa
ra ocupar los distintos puestos en- el
Gobierno salgan triunfantes; pero sin
olvidar sus deberes, cuales son de
"velar por la salud del pueblo, su-
prema ley.
va que, tai vez no tendre la dicha
de trabajar con ustedes en- el sanea-
miento de la ciudad, al menos, desde
las columnas de los distintos diarios,
os ayudare con mis- conocimientos de
hygiene Y proflaxis; intermediates
transmisibles (extracciones de mues-
tras de sangre para investigar fiebre
tifoidea, malaria, filariasis, etc. Y
muestras de exidados para investi-
viruela, fiebreE tifoidea, meningitis
gar difteria, ETC.; vacunacion centra
cerebro-espinal epidemica, difteria,
etc.; exterminaei6n de mosquitoes Eco
nocer las distintas classes de mosqui-
tos Y las enfermedades que estos
transmiten, etc.).A
Y cualquier preganta que Sc me ha-
ga sobre esta materia no tendre in
conveniente en- contestarla.
Ahora bien, hay que ayudar mucho
al Comisionado Municipal de Sanidad
para que este fio fracase.
Hay que evitar ese mont6n de que
jas que varias vetes llenan la mesa
del Comisionado, molestan el ira
bajo con impertinentes llamadas por
telefono.
El secreto, que encierra ell exito,
esta guardado en- una preciosa GAIA;
el trabajo. t3s{
Con la mayor consideration,
Sebastian A. Diaz,
Inspector Especial de Sandal
San Juan, diciernbre 27, 1920.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-29

Con el vapor Sc han aeortado las dis
tancias entire los paises; con el auto
m6yiI, entire las ciudades; con el te-
egfafo inhalambric0 entire los hom-
bres; con Ia FEDERAL VISIBLE Sc
acort6 elstiempo para resoIyer Ia ope-
raci6n de sumar mas compIicada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-29

Sedas y telas de fantasia con un
800 de .descuentO en- 'Las NOveda-
des", Brau 45, San Juan. Advt.
The Washington times., 1920-02-02
FOR SAlE-HOUSES

HEDGES 4 MIDDLETON, Inc,
1884 II ST, n. w. Phone Main io2s.
Price ss.SoV--M ELL. LOCATED ia . very
kood section; an entirely modern home OF
sin rooms ana bath. hot-wster heat, cleo
trio lights, oak noors, front and rear
porches snd room for garage; the owner
reasonable terms
Price 1Z.sss-kRAAER 81. y r.. this
Ia IN attractive little home that Is onered
for sale At a much lower hsure than others
In the same neighborhood; there are SIX
light: We can sell this a very low cash
payment and can arrange the balance to
suit you
Price ,75Uo - FACING SOLDIERS
HoME; an entirely modern little house
that Is bound to please you; IL has all the
latest improvements and oyerlooks this
had almost Immediately and We can sell
II on terms that are sure 10 meet with
your approval
HEDGES a. MIDDLETON, Inc.
1884 II ST. n. w. Phone Main 1925,
The Washington times., 1920-02-02
FOR SAle-HOUSES

} DESIRABLE Low PRICED
PROPERTIES
y Kilbourne St.-3lO,26o
Yae.nt;.7 rooms. bath, sttiei large lot
Co sHsyi bot-wster heat electricity good
new I
New Houses on Randolph Street.
4 rooms bath, hot-wster heat; electric
lights; modern and complete In every de
tail; large perehes; big yards; choice ioeG,
: his % section Tor $3.50,
Maryland Avenue-$S,75O.
II rooms; bot-water heat; electric lights
+. lsrse alley: good yards; vacant; thorough
) ly renovated.
. North Carolina Ave.--$s,OO0.
10 rooms bath hot:-Ites sSo heat. very at
- Overlooking Soldiers Home-$7, ,75O.
. Practically new, . rooms; bath; colonial
. sorSh; hardwood hoors oas trim; tapestry
. brick
In Central rtheast-$7, 500.
Boz type; rooms; corner; practically
new. possessioni act quickly.
... C Street NOrthwest-s7, 900.
G..L 81 krl.L nd k.I Ia
furnsce heat; excellent rooming PROPOSE
tion; offered at this price TO close estate
Central $50.
Vacant, corner alley, large bright
cellar under entire house terms 's,"oo
cash.
Wide Avenue Northeast-$5,750
rooms and bath; colonial front: hot
water heat; not far from Lincoln Park.
Near 10th and T Streets-s5,2OO.
Semi-detached; rooms, bath; furnace
heat; possession; bargain.
Near First and q Sts.--s4,2O0.
Brick. q and sth, neat house;
very reasonable terms.
New York Ave, near 7th St.-$3, 500.
Frame. renting for 33S; suitable for bust
ress purposes. Bargain.
Wide Avenue Northeast-$3,5 800.
Two-fs mily Nat. Rent, s43 month.
ALLAN f. WALKER & CO., Inc.
Sl3 18th st. n. ". Main 426.
4
The Washington times., 1920-02-02
FOR SAle-HOUSES
Main 2345.
Large Downtown House.

Facing Franklin Park; on one Of IN.
most prominent and pleasant OF our
residential streets, surrounded by eA,
toilets; steam heat; sttrsctiveiy nm
ished inside handsome stone front
large garage In rear. Price s5b,en"'
The Washington times., 1920-02-02
FOR SAle-H0USeS

Wv SVs
$50 Homes For Sale, lleo Business
Properties.
j. ID. GARMAN.
District National Bank Building.
Main 1929.
S13.ooO.O0
On ~ al. y. w. 3 family apartment;
holds several cars; good Investment;
rent 1l70 per month.
On Wisconsin Ave. y. W.
s-roonl home; hot-wsteT heat, Ess,
electricity; hardwood trlmi servants
quarters In basement; large lot; double
brick garage; price sll,ece; win have
10 be seen TO be appreciated.
Ss.25O.OO
HAN place y. w. s-room modern
home; hot water. electricity; room for
garage; should sell ut once.
Immediate Possession.
Near Bureau OF Engraving. Franz.
Z rooms. garage for ears. gas, coal
range, good condition, Price, S3oso
A Good Home.
Near sth and + y. u. rooms.
bath. hot-w.ter heat. Only 's.esc.
$500 cash.
Immediate Possession.
Near Lincoln Park. Corner home,
Pebble dash over brick, rooms, fuH-
mace heat, beautiful location. hne con-
dition. Price. 5000.
Price $500.
Here Is what you are looking Tor
aud very reasonable. in Brooklsnd;
rooms, senii-dstached brick, hot
water heat. gas snd electricity. double
back enclosed sleeping porch. large
coionlai front porch, instSntsneous hot
water heater, servants toilet: lot 100
#. deep. space for garage. 1j.ooo cash,
On Beautiful Md. Ave. n. f.
2 rooms, hot-water heat, electricity,
hsrdw ood floors and trim throughout;
open brick freplsces, beautifully
, decorated, excellent location. servants
toilet. space for garage; only 3l1.eo.
Bloomin sdale.
ON. OF tho best residential section.
OF tho city; 3 rooms. furnace, garage.
perfect conditiOn. Price. $500.
On r Street y. r.
one OF Kennedy Bros. Homes
rooms. all modern improvements: built
in ice box. space for garage. besutitut
surroundings. attic large enough for
another room. $500.
Near 14th Street y. W.
A beautiful home and modern in
every every respect, d u, rooms '3sSe ;sG. ,, Sr,.
distely Only 81 SOC.
Anacostia.
located on a corner: Bakery and
dwelling combined. This Is an idesi
business. Price, $500. sl SOC cash
On Fl Street N. E.
for home or investment. Only ,5,oe".
Only $500.
A s-roorn homo with all modern i'm
proyements. hardwood hoors and hn-
ish. space for garage. $500 cash.
Near Lincoln Park.
Two excellent homes Of s rooms and
bath, bsy-window in each. deep lot 10
alley Only Sl.5se. $500 cash.
Price $500.
Very good neishborhood, beautiful
surroundtncs; rooms. furnace heat
barb. 81 os0 cash.
Silver Springs, Md.
4 beautiful S-room bunsalo~ with
three fourth acre OF ground Only
blocks from car line. Price. Ssso.
$500 cash.
Here is A Bargain
One-hslf block from Lincoln PsrE.
4 beautiful location ana excellent
nei:hborhood: 3 rooms, cleo, hot-water
heat, front and rear sleeping porche.,
lot 22xlSo f., double garage owner oc-
cupant. Price, $500
J. ID. GARMAN,
District National Bank Building.
Main s329.
The Washington times., 1920-02-02
ON CAPITOL HILL N. +.

10 rooms and bath; hot-water heat;
large, dry cellar; 26-foot frontage |;
Scar brick garage rents for SIG.
Owner will sell for $1,000. Immedi-
ate possession. No brokers. Phone
FRANKLIN 424. %
The Washington times., 1920-02-02
THIS is THE TINE
HERE is THE PLACE

pETWORTH NEAR SOLDIERS
HOME-$5,500
two'7tory brick; s. rooms. bath:
room for garage; small cash payment.
DOWNTOWN SECTION-S5.5O0
rooms and bath; brick; large yard:
garage; reasonable terms.
IN THE NORTHEAST-$S,00o
Convenient to Union Station;
rooms and bath; h.-w. H.; electricity:
yard and room for . garage; school
within one block terms
~ NEAR IOWA CIRCLE-$6,2a0
An exceptional opportunity; red
brick: IL rooms and bath: two-story
garage; easy terms
IN BEAUTIFUL MT. PLEASANT
$6,25O
West of 14th street; rooms and
hath; INV. h: gas and electricity;
colonial front porch; terms.
NORTHWEST-$7,500
tine homo in good northwest
hcsted; electricity: newly papered and
painted vacant.
BLOOMINGDALE-$7,5o0
stone and brick homo; rooms and
bath; terms and possession.
IBLOCK FROM EAST CAPITOL
$500
Plns iocstlon; new home rooms
suIIt.ip garage; reasonable terms
NEAR EDGEMOOR-$7,so0
Beautiful new bungalow: rooms
and bath: a. m. l.. fireplace, porch
MT. PLEASANT-$s,500
,-Tory brick: 10 rooms. / bath; INV:
h., electricity see this homo before
, you buy.
NEAR 18TH STREET
AND COLUMBIA ROADS,, 900
y-story brick; . rooms, steam heat:
pesscsston and terms
NEAR wARDMAN PARK
HOTEL-S11,0o0
Good looking tapestry brick, harS-
wood trim mmisEs; 10 rooms and bath:
NV. h., electricity; easy terms.
HOWARD T. HINES
incorporated
73i 10th Street N. W.
Main 78O-7Sl-782.
jAls-n
The Washington times., 1920-02-02

FOR SAlE-H0USES
SHANNON L. LUCHS.
7l3 14th St n. w.
Capitol Hill.

IL rooms and bath; excellent con
sTuetion; wide, deep lott 3-c.r ga
rage; faces south on wide avenue
close to car lines: near park; fronts
on 2 streets; immediate possession
Price SIS. zee.
The Washington times., 1920-02-02
Near Dupont Circle.

Fine residential street; excellent
good condition; well planned; garage
on rear OF lot; liberal terms; imme-
date possession. Price siS,Sos.
The Washington times., 1920-02-02
Cleveland Park.

rooms. and bath; steam heat, elec-
tricity: open hreplaces; hardwood
noors; weather stripped; large lot: at
trsctivs surroundings: near Conn. ave
car line; immediate possession; terms
can be arranged. Price $4,000.
The Washington times., 1920-02-02
J. ID. GARMAN,
District National Bank Building.
Main S329.

$4,250.00.
A TwO-Family Apartment.
Located in the northeast;
rooms and bath on each floor; sep
srste heating plant.
$4,550.00
In Bloominsdale.
A complete little home; D rooms
and bath: concrete cellar, furnace
heat, paved alley: immediate pos
session.
$5,250.Oo
S St, Bet. y. Cap. and First.
A two-story and cellar brick;
rooms and bath: good lot TO pave
alley.
$6,500.60
A Two-Famiiy Apartment.
Corner of alley; rooms sni
bath on each moor: separate hes.
ing plant for each apartment; 10
Gated in the northwest.
$7,25O.00.
A Splendid Service Station.
Located near 18th and You sts.
northwest: heated by steam; wa
ter: will hold Is csrs.
WM. II. SAUNDERS & CO.,
S07 18th st. n. w.
Jscs-tt
The Washington times., 1920-02-02

HEDGES 4 MIDDLETON, Inc,
1884 II St n. w. Phone Main 1v2s.
The Washington times., 1920-02-02

FOR SALE-.Price, 5000. On ST. right
downtown; occupied by an owner who
will give possession; three-story English
basement house. 25 feet Wide. containing
ten rooms and ba tn. heated with hot water
and there is building suitable for
garage. This entire property is in first
class condition,
The Washington times., 1920-02-02
BUSINESS PROPERTY
WANTED-ST0RES

"1~snfsr. T.,. TS.Ssnn IL. ~
The Washington times., 1920-02-02

BEAUTIFUL
CHEVY CHASE HOME.
Vacant, in d. c., half block to cars de-
tached, on lot 50XI25. contains IL rooms.
baths, hot-wstcr heat, electricity, gas,
ireplsces, large front porch. also slec ping
porch. garage to be built. newly painted
and decorated and in frst-claas condition;
house would cost more to build than the
price asked. 1880; $500 cash; balance
S11e mocth.
F. p. SHEEHY,
l4lO G. St. Franklin 6117.
The Washington times., 1920-02-02

FOR SALE-Priee, $3.50 On Capiol Hill
A modern home, where possession can be
obtained; there are eleven rooms and bath
hot-water heat, electric lights; large deep
lot to alley, with CARA &c space. This is a
ood-Iookins house and unusually well
built,
The Washington times., 1920-02-02
Biltmore Street.
Near 1lth and Fsirmont Streets

An excellent residence property, near
Central High School; rooms and
bath; hot-water heat; not leased; good
condition: space for garage. Price
81 ese; terms sessOnsble
The Washington times., 1920-02-02

FOR SALE-Price, $4,000. In Mt. Pleas
ant, Just a little OFT from 18th ST.: owner
in house. will give possession: tvO-story
semi-de tachcd house, having side light.
large porchcs. the house heated with hot
water electric lights. parquet doors. This
property is In perfect condition
The Washington times., 1920-02-02

MORSE ST. ~ z. 1z2l-Six rooms and
bath. 5000. Terms.
9TH ST. N. E.-coiored; 6 rooms and bath:
$3.50; terms.
18th ST. g. T., 122-S rooms (cslersA).
ST. 8. E., l1ls-s rooms (frams): - IN.
f.: large lot; $3,Ses.
STAPLES ST. N. E.-stx rooms and hath;
.. N. l.; S5,5ec. Terms.
FLORIDA AVE. N. T., u-six rosms aAa
bath; S,ee. Terms.
MINNESOTA AVE. lsss-six rooms sad
bath; $40 Terms.
EMERSON ST. n. E.-six rooms and bath
brick; .. m. L.: $500. Terms
J. C. BROWN. Attorney.
q. Sth st. n. W. Main ssu.
The Washington times., 1920-02-02

FOR SALE-Price, $1,000. A downtown
home, situated west OF 18th ST. Owner
will accept $500 cash and monthly pay
ments OF $50 each. good house for
home or a good house in which TO rent
rooms. 1t has twelve rooms and bath, hot
at has 4
The Washington times., 1920-02-02

FOR SALE-Price. 5000. In Blooming
dale: little on from LIST st, in a square
where few houses are offered for sale; an
attractive modern six room and bath brick
house; situated on a lot with ample room
for garage; this property Is rented for $50
per month; possession can be obtained IL
IeSired
The Washington times., 1920-02-02

FOR SALE-Price, $3.50. splendid pur-
chase for a home; close to Dupont Cir
Gle, where immediate possession can be OBJ
tanned: a cll-built three-story bay-window
brick house, having two complete baths
hot-water heat, electric lights, paved alley
in
The Washington times., 1920-02-02

OR SALE--Price. $500. In the north
west, not far out. great, big bargain
in an attractive three-story brick house
having nine rooms and bath, hot-water
heat, hot and cold water on third floor.
rear porches. There is double garage
poSscssion any time
The Washington times., 1920-02-02
FOR sALs-AuIomoBlLeS

new cord tires only driven a 0ga Tnilss
locks Ike new; ,lzgv. 1914 iis 81. I. w
The Washington times., 1920-02-02

FOR SALE-Price. 3il.5oO. In NJ Pleas
ant, just q little on from 18th Ut. two
story and attic house. having seven rooms
Two bathrooms on second floor, hot-water
heat, electric lights. front nd rear porche-
and built-in garage. This is a very sslate
The Washington times., 1920-02-02

FOR SALE-frice. $3.50. In Colum sia
Heights. just off from Georgia ave: a
good house for the money. There are ak
rooms and bath, front and rear porches
owner will se,; on terms of $3.50 cash and
.asy monthly payments.
The Washington times., 1920-02-02

FOR SALE-Pricc. $3.50. Owner occupy
ing house, will sell on terms and give
possession. A good Colonial Heights ioca
tion: sir-room brick house with a large
front porch, two-story rear porches, hot
water heat, electric lights. oak floors and
the house Is III immaculate condition.
The Washington times., 1920-02-02

FOR SALE-Price, $3.50. Near 1lth and
Irving SITS, Columbia Heights A modern
house. having elk rooms ana bath, hot
water heat, two-story rear porches. Can
be sold on terms OF 81 600 cash and month
ly payments
The Washington times., 1920-02-02

FOR sALE-Price s7,5ee. A very cheap
capitol liti home. now renting for Ss5 per
month. and possession will be given. II
Is ten-room and bath brick house, hay
ing excellent hot-water heating plsut
Owner will sell on terms OF $1,000 cash
and monthly payments. It would pay you
10 look at this house promptly.
The Washington times., 1920-02-02

FOR SALE-Price. $500. In the Bloom
insdale section: owner will give posses
zion when desired; comparatively
two-story colonial brick house. having hot
water heat, electric lights and porches
This property can be inspected at any time.
The Washington times., 1920-02-02

1906 H st. N. ".
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1920-03-11
READY FOR HARD DRIVE
AGAINST CATTLE TICKS
Federal Officials In Charge Hope To
Clean Up More Than Ninety
Counties This Year

Washington, March 9-Marcn finds
preparations well under way for the
1920 campaign against the cattle few
er tick. Prospects for effective work
are so encouraging that Federal of
hcials in charge of the tick eradica-
ton expect that at least ninety coun-
ties in the various ticl-infested States
will be made ready for release from
Federal quarantine next December 1.
This will mean much larger amount
of territory cleaned up than was plac-
ed in the free area last year.
Only 80 per cent. of, the total area
originally quarantined remains under
tick domination, and it would be ma
terially reduced this year. The end of
the long campaign which began ac-
lively in 1906 is we'll in sight, and
with continued cooperation from the
State and County Governments the
Bureau of Animal Industry, United
States Department of Agriculture,
hopes that in not more than three
years the South will be tick-free.
Cattle will be sent through the dip
ping vats as early in the season as the
weather and their condition permit.
Reports from field workers say that
cattle which went into the winter
tick-free are showing up this spring
in much better condition than the ami
mails that were subject to continued
attacks of the parasites. Cattle in
poor condition may be kept from the
yats until they have chance at spring
forage, but wherever possible early
dipping will be practiced to kill the
ticks before they have chance to
multiply by thousands or millions.
Despite bad weather dipping was not
discontinued during the winter in To-
calities where the operation woud not
harm the cattle. There were more
than 100000 dippings in January,
and probably a greater number in
February. The winter work, with ear
ly dipping in March, will give the
tick eradicators a flying sart that is
expected to be big help in making
this year a big one.
According to the latest report 49,
756 dipping vats-'canals to pros
perity"-are ready for use this
spring. They are divided among the
States as follows:
Alabama, S,00S; Arkansas, 1923;
Florida, - lG; Georgia, 1884; Louis
lana, 4,G32; Mississippi, 4,294; North
Carolina, 4S0; Oklahoma, l,15O South
Carolina, Sii; Texas (north), 4,7S5;
Texas (south), 1,445.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1920-03-11

warm 1t will be the signal for you to
shoot the chutes."
Luck met his triumphant savagery
with an impassive face. Interesting
II true. And where will you be when
my friends arrive? reckon II won't
be a pleasant meeting for Mr.. Black
we'll"
"I'I he headed for Mexico. l tell
you because you amt liable to 90
around spreading the news. There's
horse saddled in the dip back of the
hill crest. Get it?"
From far below there came through
the open window the faint click Of
horses hoofs ringing against the
stones in the dry bed of river wash.
Swiftly Blackwell moved to the door,
taking down rifle from its rack as
he did so. CullisOn rose nOiselesSly in
his chair. II it came to the worst he
meant to shout aloud his presence and
close with this fellow. Hampered as
he was by the table. the man would
get him without question. But IL he
could only sink his fingers into that
hairy throat while there was still life
In him he could promise that the Mex
lean trip would never take place.
Blackwell, from his place by the
door, could keep an eye both on his
prisoner and on point Of the trail
far below where horsemen must pass
to reach the cabin.
A rider came into sight and entered
the mouth Of the canyon. He was
waving 9 white handkerchief. Tho
man In the doorway answered the sig
nal.
"Not your friends this time. Mr..
Sheriff" BLACKWELL jeered.
II get stay Of execution. do II"
The cool drawling voice Of the cattle
man showed nothing OF the tense feel.
ing within.
He resumed his seat and the reading
OF the newspaper. Presently, to the
man that came over the threshold he
spoke with a casual nod.
Morning. Cass."
Fendrick mumbled q surly answer.
The manner Of ironical comradeship
his captive chose to employ was more
than an annoyance. To serve his ends
1t was necessary to put the fear Of
death into this mans heart, which was
thing he had found impossible to do.
The logic of circumstances was driv-
Ing the sheepman into a corner. He
had on impulse made the owner OF the