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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-06-11
CHAPTER XIV.

They were all early to bed. the word
having gone out to break camp at
dawn for safari. The bishop and his
companions were northward bound,
Andrea and her man headed for the
south and the coast. In the cold mist
OF the morning they parted with tight
hnndclasps and earnestly murmured
"God-bless.you's."
Incidents, following rapidly one after
the other, kept Andrea's mind OF the
coming encounter with her old world
until she was actually ON It's verge.
Late n afternoon they came upon
the bay and Trevor waited expectantly
for her 10 recognize the scene OF her
ravlshment. He was disappointed, for
the thin, insignificant strip OF yellow
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Values His own Life.

"Are you a cnreful drIveri" asked
the nice old lady.
ayes, ma'am," replied the chauffeur.
II don't want 10 get hit by a railroad
train any more than you do"
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Bolsevici zniGili
japonskou posadku

Washington, -. G., ~ kyftna
P%odrObnosti 0 masakrn japoh.
gkf boshdky . rsk gcb cjyilist6 '
NikoInjevsku bolseyicky yojd-
KY pfineseny byJy do Japonska
dytma uprebIiky jedDim Ameri-
capem n jcdnim Armenem, ktefi
yykoDali cestn pres 900 mil ark.
fickou tundron DosfaIi s do A.
Icxa1droyska, kdc obdrzcJi zpra.
Wy o udhlosiccb V NikoIajeyskn,
Japonskf ~yyslanectW GzohmiJo, ~
japoDsjM yIhda uti6iIa kr0ky, ably
zjiBfiJa, zakladaji.li ~ zprayy,
kfprf DfinesIj, ~ praydh Pfisfay
Y NikoIajevskn byl Dzayfpn ledem,
poratkem bfrzna, die sdtJeni u.
ppcblikh, boIbeyjpka atmada obJc
via " pr dstf feky Amdru y m.
ujala .ikotajeysk, pG temz min.
Ia as 700 profjboIseyjekIcb win
kb BoJAevjei 20 n yysekdi 0,
ivory V Iedn, kan zajatee Daha.
zeli Take ptkoIjk ejviljsth byIo
tjmfo zp6sobem ut0peno Vejjfel
male JsDonskk posadky protesto,
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Bolsevici ~propustili
zaiatce re Sibife

Washington, y. G., ", kvttna
-Odtni v rozpaddyajicf SC zbyt
ky stejnokroiu, Y kterSci obIede
nj byIi Y roe 1914 .kdyz Mjat
byli Rusy, rakousti n ullcrSti m
jatci vydaIi sc M ccstu pesky q
sibifskych zaiateckgch tdbor6 dc
svych VAST, jez wddIeny jsot
1000 mil. Iprayy, jcz ziskala hIav-
nj 1fadoyna cervcntho kfizc, Wy.
pravnji 0 zonfaltm postayenf tech.
10 osvobozenycb zajatc6 Zadnf
opatfeni nebyIo udinfno bolscvi
ekgmi antoritami pro ~vyziyoyani
odiyhnf Il rcpatriaci zajatcn tech.
to, die deepest. Americkf pomocnf
organisace d cirkyc zahajily kan.
pan v zAjmn sebrdni 900,
jichz ma b}ti pouzifo k rcpatrinci
tecbto zajalcG KoIcm icdnoho
millimnn do)lar6 pro tenfo del
bylo jN sebrhno
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ziska pfistup
k Cern6mu mort

varsaya, H. kyttna. Vojen.
SKA, bospodafska a poIitieka do.
boda, podcpsana PoIskem u Ukra.
jjn0n prayh pred zabhjenlm vel.
keno pAporn proti Kyjcyn, JAZZ "
vyrozumfya, titd opatfeoi pro pol
M pffstup k Cerntmu moFL IA
koyy pfistav IA jim byI tuzboD
Pojak6 20 staletf, strjDt jake pfi.
stay V BaItjkH poIsko, jak ~ Wy.
roznmfvh, Dude miti ffmhF 1pInon
koDfrolu zeIezbje V rozshbJ(cb
pseDjbnieb kraJiDhcb, kferb Sion.
NY bojseyik6m h z0abGbmn Nh.
w. PoIsko zasIfbl0 Ukraine W.
jenskoD podpor0 ~ desef Jet, V
neday0b pr0kJamapj problhs1 ~,
neral PiIsndskj, N poIacj 0dfhb.
non n TkrajjDy bBed, JAZZ irgaIa
ylada v TITO zeml bude zffzeGa.
bfeb feky Dnhpr od Ky.
jcys MI X feee EfezUjci BY zbayeD
Depfttele, die continent prsyS Wy.
BolbTvici Mimi Mkopy
~ yfcbod Cd DnsDru, ale Pojaei
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PrGtrz mracen zpu-
sobila velke skody

Alliance, Ncb. r. kveina "a
Tem6f polovinn trait Burling
ionskf drdly mezi Horn, Nrh, p.
dcsat mil scyerozapadne odtud. Il
Ccmfmi Nrchy, byla podemleta y
dnslcdku pr1trzc mracen, kter6
postihla sevcroz6padni Nebraska
q jihozapadni South Dnkolu
ytcra odpoledne, Mplnivsi roldf
n 1alabiny zhplavou vod, ici zpt.
sobily IN mnoho tisic dollarn sko.
dy. Vice iak scsi palcn destt spa.
do poddl Alliance dgcmonl Ii.
ME Burlingionskf dr6hy w dyoll
b~odin6ch. die zprdy y NEST pod6l
linic. Vsechna doprayn byla IN.
siayen0 hned ma potatku bonfe -
M6sto Crawford bylo isoloydno
boufi a telefon byl jedinym pro.
stfedkcm komunikace Bmling.
tonsk6 draha byla nucena pouzf.
vati tclefonn mczi timto misiem n
Edgcmontcm ndslcdkem %poskozc.
nj telegraph linie. Vttsina ylakh
byla z~astnvcna Y rilznych mislech
podel linic. ably mohlo doiiti ku
oprnvi trait.
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Los Angeles, Cal, ~ ky6tDa
James j.. Watson, ktcry primal
Sc X zavrazdtDf dewitt zen, i KITE
rymi se ozeuil, 0dsonzeD byI IA
dozivoti do vtzcni Iprhyu, ~ Cd.
souzcpy primal Ne X dewitt yraz.
dam, podal distrikfpi ndyIadnf =.
Lce WooIwipf Pfizuhnj toto WITH
buje ~ ~ gsechDy p6hfesoyagd
y dyaeiti ze1 4 kler}ml " ienic
moderni modroyon ozeDjI Pra.
VI jmfno odsopzpDtho Dopf Wat.
soD q prayi V, " jmenpje ~ via.
st1t Dan Holden u pprb6zi . Ar
kaDsasu, Odgonzeuf ME Odepfel
pJzDati ~ X praytmn jmf0n . 70.
disti sybmn, n~epoebybof \ tobo
dhyodn, sby ebrh0il syoje pfibnz.
nj. Pfipad tento yyyolal yeJkop
pOzornosf wbIcdem X fomn, n
zmjzeIf zsDy pocbhzeIy y rdzo}cb
mist zApsdnieh sthth
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val, die sdfIcni uprcbIikh, natcz
~bolseyickg yclitel pfiscl y poza-
daykem, by japoDskh poshdka w.
daIa bolscyikhm zbraut JapoDskg
yelitd odcpfeJ vybovhti TITO Mdo.
vi u Ia boIscyickh vojska mbhji.
Ia 1tok, vebDoIa japonskf yojaky
do kasarcn q zaphlila je, HapaIeD
byI take japonsky konsnIat, kdc
mel obydIi japonsky konsnl y
manzclkou n dvtmn ditkami -
Vsicbni, kdoz V budovt 10 MALE.
zaIi, zabynuIi Odbaduje se, IN ja,
ponskA poshdka eftaja 1870 muz6.
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Salt Lake CITY, H. kvftna -
FederhlDi yyseffoyafeK zJjstili N
Utah Idaho spolcfDost, jez mi
hlawDi 1fadoyuy V tonic mfsfh
prDdhya nnkr IN 22,75 peufh M
Iibrn W yclkfm, kn ktrrtmuH nv.
sepf dosIo l. kyffDa u ~ eenfh
b tak yydhIaya S1tJ6 m I0Oli.
bernim pyilj, die ozDamenf spol.
k0yfho BhyladDibo tsaaca Blair
Eyaose, M 6fedpfky s~polefoo@lI
vzpeseDa byIa zaJoba . kofjst0i
efyi 4 byIi zsfceni Pozdfjj prom.
stem byIi ~ Mrnkn ' obDos,,
5000 kazdy,
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Americke zeny
o~loupeny piraty

Cafihrad, II. kvttna. Pirati
pfcpadli franconzsky parnik Sou.
irah, kterI vydal sc dine 6. kyetna
III cestu \ Batnmu do Marscillcs,
q kdyz obrali ccstujici 0 ceunt
pfedmfty, ~ystonpili M male lodi.
&c u nechali sc mnzstyem lodi 10.
praviti k pobfczi. Mczi oloupeny.
mi naIezaIy SO take PAM Haskell.
Iowa, manzelka plukoynika Will.
anna Haskella, generalniho fedi.
tele amcrickt p0m0cnt pracc ma
BIizktm Vychodt, u PAM DAILY
oya y pani Boothova, jicbz NAME.
u jsou We spojeni $ pomocnou
praci V Armcnii Tyto Amcridanky
prchaly pred bolSeyIky. BanditG
pfinutiJi je k yyddni vscch pentz
n klenot6 Pratt ystoupili na par.
nix v Batnmu jake cestujicf u ja.
ko fIeD0yf MUST Va. Jcdnoho ri.
ma IN dane znamcni yytahli re.
volycry u pfiuutili vsccbny cestu
jici X yyddni cennycb pfcdmtm,
Francouzskg torpfdoborcc pre-.
wal amcrickf zcny u pozd6ii jc|
M amcrickou LODI Cole
vccra pfijeIa do ndcjsiho|
pfistayistf.
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lUP~L.ATKARsTvI ny.
10 HLAVNl BOl.EST1
lSTATu NJ Z XIX A
Byvaly eenefalni konsul
v Mcxiku vylieuie me.
sicke pornery

Washington u 4, H. lvtlna
ftauhlin u Lame, hs,als srlre.
iaf Nn'ira q Ueorpv Arnsw Cham
berlaih ht,als pcncrhlni konsul
y MeSiku sve,leih pred senhinim
hol,m, Ny ietfuiifim meNieke
EAlriiiusli 4 Slelih tclnn ia,ln ma
V'rh nutlfuhnosli a p%om0reoh >
I iilni rernhlice.
Pan Lame prohldsil. ~ olc uvd
priva i MeSlhu i.ou ,ololena no
spraycdlnosii u gnslouti II iakuvt
ochrant jake kdylp rfizcnn byla
v Pennsylvania Hnchn California,
kdnlio pan chamberlain prohlh
Sil, e americka poliiitn v6ti Ne
Siku hromadila hanbu po sedm.
let
MeXickt ubrhodni n nfcdni Vi.
yot j. %poskyrneu 1platk6fslvim,
iomnl podlthn | %vsielui, ol ueipo
sledueisiho klcrka do knbiuetqiho
1tednika, pravil D. Chamberlain
Jcuom hospodafska kouirola mad
JIM Republican, %provddenG Spo
jenfmi Staly. byla by 5 10 obno
viii siabilitu v Mexiku
Mluye o syt rcsignaci, prohld
sil Chamberlain, 70 ccstnf tlovek
ncm1ze brdti penizc cd Spoienych
Stain IN beznadtjnou II bczntcl-
nou slu5bu H. jcdnd Sc o iako.
We sluzby poznal hncd, iak scznd
mil 20 = fakty.
"Neiy6tsim n~ebc2pctim nyni
j." prohldsil dale p, Chamber
lain. zc Spoicnt Stdty bndou M
ccny lednaii y noypm ndcclnikcm
mcxickych Nlc5itosii drive, nelli
90 rozbodnou icdnati y mcxickymi
zly. Prvni krok ku pravt politi.
co nfinen byl scnatem. kterl ode.
pfel potyrditi nominaci noythoI
vyslance do Mcxika
"Mfli bychom tento smsr Sic
dovati dale. Mcxiko, pontvadzI
neni $ TO ii vypniciti ani cent, ne
nj v pfilis zdrayt mczinarodnf III
nantni silunci. Je to ncjboIuni6i
y zema m pfirodJi zdroje, inkonI
jsem kdykoIiy navstiyil. u Tim Vi
e. yystupnje jeji irogcdic 100 lot
.irvajiei samosprdvy.
Nell bychom nabidnouti Mexi
kn pnjtkn dostntecnt velkOu, ably
bylo : 10 naprayiti syoic finance
pilidka mfIa by bfti proyh
s%mlonyon, ktcron dosialo by
Sc nam hospoddfskt kontroIy mad
touto zemi X tomutO eli mtli by.
chom vytrvale p%racoyati.
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part dvojtat
narodilo Sc v roce
1918 v Soustati

Washington, y, g, ~. kyttna,
Pofct Barozcnf V rcgistrstni
obIasfi W ~Spojenycb Statecb, jcz
%obsabnje asi 53 proccDta vsebo o.
b%yyatclstya, byJ V r0ce 1913 0 314
proccnfa yftN nezIi pofct 1mrtf,
sfatjsfika IN tenf0 rOk, praW do.
koDfeuh ce0s0y1i 1fadoyDou u.
kazuje. m ndhlO ~ V tomto 1zeml
! ,3G3,G4J porod6, c0z je jeDom o
waljfkO mfDf, neil Y roee 1917,
kdezfo pofef 1mrfI byI I,0i4y620,
poz il male zyyse0i oproti okn
miDuifmn n kazdfeh 100 dktf
Darozengch v roce 1913 deset ze~
mfeJo pred dosazenjm jedD1h0 70.
ku yfkn fmrfnosf men bosjky
byIa 0 ~ Droeenta VEN neil me,
Vi dIyfAtky, Nsrozsnf i3,542 pA~
ri dyoj6Afek . M fr0jbatek byjo
mnAmen0,
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Veterinarian o pre-
kazkovy stat v ST.
bifi jest v proudu

Toxic, ~ kyftGa. yyjedDh
yani mezi Jap6Dskem a yIadjyosfo.
exon rnskou yIAdoD o zf1zeGl pie,
khzkoyhbo sfatu v Sibjfj, ktev|
mi bJb p~odmlDkou odyoja0l il.
pooskbho yojska z sibjte, pokra.
fDje uspokojiys, de sdbIeDl faso.
pisb PrsN ~, IN yjkomt Uehjds
podaI zprbw . fotpt0 yyjedDava
. v DosIedDi srbdzi ksbinstns
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Rumunsko zahajilo
voienske ~pfipravy

kodan. II. kyetna Casopi.
Politiken pfindsi zprdyn . Buda.
pcsii, ~ horcfnt vojenskt pfipra
Wy jsou Y proudu VI Rnmunsku
Bcrlinskt 6asopisy sd6luji, Ac ri.
munskf premier odebrnl So do
Varsavy, ably zahdjiI $ g%enerhlem
Pilsudsk9 m, natelnikem polskfho
statu, vyjedndydni Y zajmu utyo.
fcni alliance prot Rusku
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w. sler ttvll9nm sallm famluutsl
10 u ~ nftsfi Ashni lns lAsI,
o~lalvslue b. SEDAN t,i,utih u slni
hoienA doumA lfihlaAA nie ma
M ,eliA. rt,eenla vsluh ~ r.s
,nlh.
Mia PAM Raiasdi pouGm. h
ini,s %srltp,iis ~ lula lAslNa Nj
Il issm delnm ) msm manlrlpuI
q sice b tyniila. ), lesf. lplt
tsnt mali Nolchni pra,e must mn
iiaek pmslouuhaii ieuu, ale M
tyrll D. ~ u nptsnt Tuh hyh
tidn slysfla sl Nsndet - iom
Mnnl,lka
0dpovei Mantelce lelikoa so
ny dnrililv lOynunr6vuasli q mn.
u, iog asi brlon / v inin'u pAun
IT. iehnati spf6vnt, tufit irdm
drnleho poslonehnli q vSd, rns
umovt ,tri probimlt % pax spo
leene W uie,lnali Bu tom. en u
gneii ~ %spfdvne Roumni man
iele icdnali takio ! pird vyino}c
nosii itchto who'd pro BEN, u
TAX i gachevnli soulad v domae
nosti, n kle s. TAX nclaln drive,
uebudc ami icr lcpsi pomar
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-09-16
LONG STAPLE COTTON
GROWERS MEETING

All persons in Dillon county grow
ing long staple cotton are requested
to meet at the courthouse in Dillon
at IL a. m, Tuesday, September 21st.
AT a meeting held in Darlington Sep
tember the 14th it was agreed that
South Carolina staple growers would
join the Mississippi plan of pooling
staple cotton to be sold. 1t is prob
able that this plan may increase the
price of staple cotton ten cents per
pound. At the Dillon meeting we
expect to have Mr.. L. D. Jennings and
some other parties to explain the
plan. We will have blank contracts
on hand 81 that all farmers wishing
to join may do so. If you grow any
staple cotton 1 urge that you be
present.
WADE STACKHOUSE.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-09-16
REGISTRATION BOOKS CLOSED

The supervisors of registration
closed the books of registration Tues
day afternoon after having enrolled
all women who applied for certificates
of registration. 1t was the general
impression that the books would be
opened again on the first Monday in
October, but to make certain that the
law permitted this to be done legal
advice was obtained. The law pro-
vides that the books Of registration
shall be closed not less than thirty
days before the election. The elec-
tion law fixes the day of election on
the first Tuesday after the first Mon
day in November. This year the first
Monday in November is the first day
of the Month and the first Tuesday
after the first Monday is therefore
the second day Of the month. The
first Monday of October is the fourth
day Of the month, consequently the
books cannot be opened On that date,
as thirty days will not elapse before
the election on November End.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-09-16
ID. A. II. MEETING

The Rebecca Pickens Chapter, D.
A. r., met on Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. James Hargrove. This being
the first meeting since May there was
much business TO be transacted. The
Chapters new Regent, Mrs. Lawrence
r. Craig, presided.
An Interesting program followed
adjournment of business.
Miss Ruth Allen read the creed OF
the American flag and its apostrophy;
Mrs. Frank Thompson played Amer
lea" and the members joined in sing
ing; Mrs. w. Murchison read an in
terestlng article from the D. A. R.
Magazine.
The refreshment committee, Mrs.
Sanford Stoney, Mrs. P. B. Sellers
and Mrs. C. R. Taber, served cara
mel cream with pound cake.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-09-16
CARD FROM SHERIFF LANE

To The Voters of Dillon County:
I want to thank them from the
bottom of my heart for all the past
favors they have shown me. Eighty
five per cent of the people of Dillon
county have voted for me in the past
at some one of the seven elections
that l have been in.
want to assure the people OF Dill
lon county that l feel like l am
elected this morning, because what
got In this past election was freely
given with but little solicitation
from me and very little inducement.
am accepting my defeat as the for
tunes of politics. Let no man in
Dillon county feel that 1 cherish any
ill-will toward him whatsoever, be-
cause as I have said most all of you
have at some time voted for me, and
am your friend today the same as
ever. Please come right up to me
and tell me when you see me that
you voted against me, be perfectly
frank with me, because politics is not
always a question of friendship, and
value my friends over Dillon county,
and the friendly feeling that they
have always had for me more than
the mere question of a vote; just
because you voted against me is no
reason that I should cherish anything
against you whatsoever. You have
retired me to private life and hope
it is for the best.
want to assure Dillon county as
a whole that am not in the least bit
sore and expect in the future to help
Dillon county in any way that / can
and more especially Clyde Bethea,
who has one Of the hardest jobs to
fill that can be given to man.
Iwant to ask all my friends to help
Clyde Bethea make good admins
tration.
S. V. LANE.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-09-16
GOV. COX SAYS, more SMALL FARMS and
Home OWNERS NEEDED"
The Following is an Extract From Gov.
Cox Speech.

upon home-building thrift, and thou
sands of contented households under
the shelter Of their own roof, will
look upon government with affection,
recognizing that in protecting 1t, they
protect themselves. There are more
home owners in America than ever
before. The prosperity Of the coun-
try under democratic rule has been
widely diffused. Never before has
the great mass Of the people shared
in the blessings of plenty. There is
much to be done, however, in multi
plying our home owners. Nothing
will bring more golden return to the
welfare of the republic.
Common prudence would suggest
that we increase to our utmost, our
area of tillable land. The race be-
tween increased consumption and
added acreage has been an unequal
one. Modern method sof soil treat
ment have been helpful. There are
stilvast empires in extent, in our
country.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-09-16
DECREASE TENANTRY

Our objective should be decreased
tenantry. With the period Of occu-
pancy uncertain, the renter strips
land of its fertile e. uents, and each
year diminishes our national assets.
Under the operation Of the Federal
Reserve and the Farm Loan Acts, en-
couragement has come to thousands
who find that industry, character and
intelligence are golden security to
the peoples banker, the government
of the United States. Multiply our
home owners, and you will make the
way of seditieus agitator more diff
cult. Bring into the picture Of Amerl-
can life more families, happily a part
Of garden and flowers all their own,
and you will find new streams run
ming into the national curren of
patriotism. Help to eualize the bur-
dens of taxation by making the hold
ers of hidden wealth pay their share
with those whose property is in sight.
In short, remove the penalty imposed
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-09-16
SPECIAL SERVICE AT THE
BAPTIST CHURCH

The pastor Of the Dillon Baptist
church announces that DR.. z. 7.
Cody, of Greenville, S. c., will de-
liver an address at the regular morn
ing service next Sunday morning on
Religious Conditions in Europe"
DR.. Cody is editor of the Baptist
Courier and was a member of the
commission sent by the Southern
Baptist Convention last fall and win
ter to study European religious con-
ditions since the war closed. This
commission also visited Palestine and
Egypt. DR.. Cody will tell of his OBJ
servations and will also preach at the
night service.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-09-16
OCTOBER 10Th COTTON DAY

Robert Carter, candidate for the
House in the Horny primary. received
enough votes to put him in the sec
ond primary. A protest was filed
alleging that he had failed to file
statement of his campaign expenses
as required by the rules. The county
committee failed to sustain the pro-
test. but an appeal was taken to the
STATE Committee which reversed the
decision of the County Committee
and refused 10 let Carter run in the
second primary.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-09-16
STRAW VOTE ON PRESIDENCY

The 5000 ReXall stores in the
United States will start straw vote
on the Presidential election Septem-
Der Goth.
In 1916 Rexall stores straw vote
was the only forecast presented which
turned Woodrow Wilson the victor.
Two ballot boxes will be installed at
Evans Pharmacy, one for men and
one for women. Returns will be
posted on bulletin board each day,
after returns begin to come, and in
each issue of The Dillon Herald un-
til the night before election.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-09-16

Everybody is urged to keep in mind
the big cotton meeting at the court
hous next Monday. Prominent speak
ers have been secured for the occasion
and plans will be adopted for hold
ing cotton off the market until the
price advances. The meeting is for
the beneht Of workers in all voca-
tions, as we'll as farmers, and it is
hoped that large crowd will be
present.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-09-16
To The Voters of Dillon County.

wish to express to the voters OF
my county my heartfelt appreciation
of the handsome vote that I receiv-
ed on August 31st. The fact that l
received so many more votes than
either of my opponents, they being
as hightoned gentlemen as are not
only in Dillon county, but anywhere in
the world, leaves me without words
to express my appreciation. 1 hope
and trust that will be able to serve
the good people of my county in such
a manner that they will feel reward
ed for the hearty support given me
ir my race for the house of repre-
sentatives.
Jno. W. Mckay.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-09-16
Camden, S. c.,

September 7th, 1920.
The Dillon Herald:
1 desire to exjress through your
columns to the voters of Dillon coun-
ty my deepest gratitude for the votes
accorded me in the recent primary
held August 31st, and will add in
closing that the encouraging vote 1
received throughout the state has en-
couraged me to say that l will be In
the race again when the time comes
Sincerely yours,
9161t D. M. McCaskill.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-09-16
NOTICE

Take notice that the Fall Term
Court of Common Pleas for the coun-
ty of Dillon will convene at Dillon.
S. c., at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
OH Monday, October 18th. 1920.
JNO. C. BETHEA,
9-16-4t c. C. c. p. & G. S.