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Evening journal., 1920-08-25
EoXY PHILLIP.


Atr. Tingaling limped away from
forty Turtles house holding on for
dear life 10 Nick and Nancy, his little
friends, because Torly's Granddad
shut up his shell on the fairyman and
pinehed him, And mind you, he tried
10 say afterwards that he thought
believe that, Tingallng being so
rOly-poly and round n everything.
But after all, that may have been the
very reason,
Well, just between Teriy's cave
and Marty Mink's house, lived Lhat
old rascal Phil Frog, who told such a
yarn about Marty Mink getting caught,
when he wasn't caught al all
Mr.. Tingaling hadn't forgotten that,
not for a minute, and the pinehing
he'd just got didn't make him feel a
bit moro like fongivlng anybody any
thing, so ID was small wonder that
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
SOUTHERN GOVERNOR
TO HELP NEGROES

RALEIGH n O.. Aug. ~ united
Press Creation OF a commission OF
flve 10 study the race problem In
North Carolina Is osksd by Gov, 1. W.
BlcIeit In a special message 20 The
general assembly In session hers
Declaration that raoo Segregation
on public carriers was settled fat
Governor Bickctt nevertheless called
attention 10 The Injustice OF Negroes
paying The same fare as white man
hul not receiving equal aocommoda-
lions
Governor Beckett recommended 80
adjustment OF a colored boys rtfor-
ms.ory. a cOlOrcd tcachers training
college. a colored uheruhN- hos
nliel and sanitary railroad accommo-
dalions for colored nersons
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
CHESTER TROLLEY
RATE NOW s CENTS

HARRISBURG, Aug. e5.-The South
ern pulnsyiN Traction Company
has nled a new local passenger tariff
with the Public Service Commission
governing service ON lis lines. The
new schedule becomes Effective on
September 10, ia20, and makes the fol-
lowing increases and changes IN exist
ing rates.
PASSENGER rates within the city
limits of Chester are Increased from
Z cents 10 3 cents for cash fares, and
In taeh fare gone on AN suburban
fares,
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
STEAMER WILMINGTON BUILT.

The Old POINT Comfort, burned and
sung at Baltimore, on sunday, was an
iron steamer bull at Wilmington,
Del, in 1886, for the Pennsylvania
railroad for the ferry between Cape
Charles City and Norfolk. She was a
combination freight and passenger
vessel, CAB tons gross register, i76 fee.
long. After being discarded on the
route between the two cities she was
Trough, 10 Baltimore and became one
Of the units Of the Maryland. Della
ware and Virginia and Baltimore
Chesapeake and Atlantic fleets.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
QUIT TOBACCO
So easy to drop Cigarette,
Cigar, or Chewing habit.

No-To-Bao has helped thousands TO
break the costly, nerVe-shatierins To-
bacco habit, Whenever YOU nave :
lonqlne for smoke or chew, Just
nlaca "a harmless NO-rO-Bac tablet tn
vour mouth instead, All desire stops
Shortly the habit Is completely broken,
and YOU are better on mentally, ply
slcally, financially, IT, 20 easy, 50
simple, Get box OF No-ro-Bao and II
IL doesn't release you from an eraV-
ng for tobacco IN any form, your
druggist win refund your money with
out question, NO-To-hao Il made by
The owners ot Cascarets; therefore IL
Thoroughly reliable,
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
PEACHES APLENTY
ABOUT BLACKBIRD

BLACKBIRD, Del. Aug. 25-Peaches
arc plentiful IN this section, selling
a. n dollar n basket Most NJ the fruit
Is being sold IN this locality because
the peaches will not bring enough 10
paw FOR freight and picking.
Tomatoes are scarce, selling at %
cents a basket on the open market.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25

The eanners are buying their ioms-
toes for canning on the open market,
mo- contracts having been made Many
OF the tomatoes bought in carload lots
are for caisup factories, while other
carload lots are being shipped TO
other states for canning. The can
ners are preparing for the large crop
of sugar corn which Is ready 10 be
harvested.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
DRUNKENNESS ON

L0NDON-'The number Of convic-
tions for drunkenness in England and
Wales in 1919 was nearly double the
figure for i9iS-57. .9iS against 29O75
more leisure hours for drinking: more
money; more and stronger drink. are
some OF the reasons assigned for the
increase.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25

Get the habit OF telling your need
through The Wants.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-28
Big AmeriCdnizatiOn
Feature Story Appears
In Many Newspapers

The Newspaper Feature bureau. con-
Quoted by r. NJ. Archer. yesterday COM
pleted the work of putting out one IF
the biggest newspaper statistical Of.
t"riAgs since its establishment severe!
vars ago-an Americanization fSatur"
that Will appear in Saturday afternoon
and Sunday papers today ard tomorrow
from Maine 20 California. The feature
goes 10 seven hundred and thirty news
papers in two hundred and cighty-fivc
cities. and to five hundred and seventy
chambers Of commerce and Rotary
clubs.
Taking the officially announced 1929
population totals Of the different cities.
estimates are made OF the number Of
Inhabitants in each community speak
ing the EncliSh-CcltiC tongue. and tho>r
speaking other tongues. Details If III"
story include estimates Of those speak
ing tho several tongues other than Eng
nSh-Celtic.
The percentage Of those speaking n"
EnglISh-Celtic tongue raAp from -
per cent in LynchburG. "a. OF per
cent in Huntington. West Va. and SINH
lar high percentages in many cities Of
keC. Wis where tho non-F.n gliSh
speaking percentage Is tho highest in
the country. The high Engllsh-Celt'c
percentages in southern cities ore OK
planned by the fact that there the ma
t:ve-born negroes largely take III" place
occupied by the great masses Of foreign
born whites in s.6Gth"rn and western
cities.
The Wheeling Americanization and
athcr tongues story will appear N thG
twO local sunday papers.
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OF
METHODISM IN
the MOUND CITY
Elaborate Celebration In Connection
With the Annual Conference
Week of SEPT. 20

When IN" West NIrGInla McthodiSt
EpiSCopal conference opens n Mounds
VII" for thu week Of September Ind.
some Of tie most distinguished bishops
and orator. ia tho United states VIII
b" present 10 carry out the program.
on til" Sunday before III" conference.
opens. tn" centennial c"lrhrtlinn OF
Mcrhndism in MuuudSvillc Will h." held
in tn FIRST NJ. l.. church, and al the
pastors who 4rN now living and nave
hrld rasiora'.,s in IA" church Will lc
present Bishop Edwin u. Hughes. OF
Boston. who was horn and raised IN
Moundsvill". VIII b" present 70 deliver
the centennial address. on sept. -i'h ut
tn, First Methodist Episcopal church;
Ecy. VIII StldE"r, Of san lose. CAT.
who IS a Mound>vIil" hoy. and has been
travelling ~ The Orient for the past car
viii hv on" "t tie speakers at the cor
t"r"r"" ~ Wiil b" H",v. John Mercd i,hI
4 MounGsvlll" boy, who Is now located
at Charleston. -.
R.sh"r Francis 7 Mcconnell Will
preside over tho Coni"r"n'".
DR. C!ar,uC" Tru" Wilson, OF WASH,
irgion. l. e. will ~" present as VIII
pr Charles \ Tindl"r. 90 l'h!ladrlohia,
n col0rcd preached. who's" fame IS ma
ton wide as an orator.
\ feature OF the conference VIII nc
an enormous rag"auI. the largest thinG
of is kind over tried In the state. II
will rrprCScui tho ris" Of M"thodiSm IN
Nur!udS,ii.c and VII represent how N"
work has been carried along sine" the
rrst Methodist church was founded III
Moundsvill" ore hundred years ago.
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SCHOOLS OPEN
NEXT MONTH
Students Busy Preparing For Opening
Of School

Every school child and colles" stu6'
mt should have Il good Fountain Pen
The M + Parker Special - III" ideal
pen for IN" student as we'll a. tor the
grown fulks 1t - medium size:
Safciy. Srlt-tiller. tn" latest improved
srylc--wrlt"s smoothly always. never
leaks and is guaranteed 10 CIV" three
years satisfactory service.
In ord'r /" mtroduc" 'h.s WONDERFUL
new pen INFO every locality NJ MAX"
this Wonderful Offer. Simply send us
your mann and address--n- m"n"y-T,
and " Will send the pen ny parcel
post prepaid. when II comes. merely
deposit - cents with tn" p">tman TO
hrlr pay for advertising. boxing. etc.
If YOU ar" not satisfied. mail II bach
20 rs within > days and "" viii return
your druoSiI. hur If you decide 10 keep
IL IFS YOURS there's nothing moro to
pay. This offer applies 10 every one
both students and grown folks. hut
thor" Will only h" q limited number
given away ON this plan.
Send your name today Ga postal viii
dOl so aS To hc sur and ct one. Nd
dress The NJ. r Parker 90. Dept. L..
Isl Ha! wood 81. Ash"v'lle. y. {,
AdNt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-28
Observation-Disclosures

4 wedding. tn announcement OF
which was received ~ Wheeling with
much interest took place Wednesday A.
tho home OF th" hriG" IN huckhannou,
W Va. when Mss Mary !. Arhuthnn;
became III" bride OF Mr.. Louis J. Fab
rlon OF Richmond Va
The Bird" WIS formerly 4 Wh""lln:
rIrl. the older daughter II lr and Mrs
:. *. Arbuthrot. residing with her par
cn,s her, when l'r. Arhuthnut WAS DIS
,rrct superintendent OF IN" Wh"" mS
district Methodist Episcopal churches,
Miss Virginia Arhuthnot. a sister #
the bride acted rs bridesmaid when tn"
wedding ceremony was performed At
Ruckhaunon. and Mr.. Henry W. MANI.
OF ParkrrsburE, was best man. Follow
ing the ceremony. reception wa held
n, the brides homo and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fahrion then left for an eastern we'd
ding trir. Upon their return. they VIII
reside az Richmond. Va. whrr" the
groom holds responsible position as
representative OF the Goodyear Euhh"r
company.
The groom is graduate of West
Virginia Wesleyan college a. RWCkhan-
non. and IS an overseas veteran Of tn"
world war
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HORSE HURTS
TWO WOMEN
MRS. II. NJ. PETRTEL AND DAuGH-
TER VIRGINIA INJURED
AT WEST ALEX.
Mother In Hospital Here With Broken
Limb, Daughter Is Treated
at Home.

Mrs II. NJ. Pctht"l was severely IN
iured and her daughter. Miss VIRGINIA
i.ss seriously hurt. hy IN" FANNY ariN-
;uE horse a. their home near West A''A-
arder Yesterday afternoon.
They went /" IN" stable 10 htlC" w.
,hn horse. prrparatory t. driving INTO
Wcs, Alexander. and Miss PSthi%i
climbed on a manager 10 put n" hr'dIr
on The horSe The animal threw up ~
head. pulling Miss r";htei down mo ,
y,.,il ~ rescue her daughter. fr!Shi'n
INK the horse causing II 10 trampi" bot"
of them. .,.....,
Mrs. rcth,rl suffered "A frar,ur,d
limb and painful bruises about the h"IN.
she was brought I" the phi" Nn'.,H
,-nr.r.L hosnital where she was report
cd 10 be resting fairly well last nlEh';
Her daughter. Will" painfully rrR'>EH
and suffering from shock. did not have
Ia b.. taken t. the hospital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-28
WOMEN VOTERS
ELECT OFFICERS
MEETING HELD LAST EVENING BY
THE WOMEN OF MARSHALL
COUNTY PROVES VERY
INTERESTING ONE.
Mrs. Frank 'toa Is Named as Chair
man and MI, Nary Lutes as Woo
Chairman or Organization.

An interesting meeting Of the eNccu-
t.v" commute" Of N" Marshall county
LcaruC Of Women Voters vas hold ihSt
=, ching at tho home Of Mr.. T.. ". Lewis
~ Tenth street. MoundSNlir. Inc Lea
rua Of Women Voters Was formed a
meeting h"}d on Thursday evening. be-
lng Ia" first organization in the state
e! tn" kind.
Trs nff:c,-s elected last evening ar"
~ follows. Mr. Franl: Fulton. char
man. Mre Mary Lut"S. vice chairman;
Mrs r.. NJ. Lewis, secretary; Mrs Vera
N,~,mau. irr1sUr'r. Mrs. q. +. Cover
committee" on education, Mrs; {. +.
Hutchinson. committee on legislation.
E"fnr" adJ"urninc il was d"ciG"d 'hit
they would hav" tw" prominent lawyers
If Wheeling 1T the next meeting to do
liver addrr, So. Thu next meeting VII!
hr hold in the circuit court room "t
Marshall county. st MoundSNiii", ON
Thursday evening. september md.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-28
Beautifully Curly, Wavy
Hair-In Three Hours!

Girls. have YOU tried tho silmerlnc
u,c;God Of curling your hair Its SIM
ply grand Gives you thr most h"aut'-
ful. natural looking curIS and waves
within three. hours -k"rps IA" hair sol.
silky aud glossy--LuI moth nE harmful
or ness about It Tho curls Will last
the longcs, iim~--rn spit" of heat. wind
or dampncSS. You wont hay" to H."
continually fiNmc and cu>siuc with
looxc. flying halr. LIS foolish to sing
and blister and d"hden your 'r"ss"s
with a hot curling iron--ond altogether
unnecessary now
LIQUID silmcr,nr - pleasant 70 use.
beng rrithrr sticky nor greasy. Get -
bottle from your druCCIS' today, follow
~. simple dIr"CiiDn>--ih" fir~' trial
will make il your Steadtas. friend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-28

Members ana friends of the popular
club entertained last evening with
dance at Wheeling rark. -Four solid
hours Of dancing wa- enjoyed by al.
and the affair was here .d"d ~ It sue
cess. EmcrSonS orch'-:rL Of iIttShurgh
was on hand 10 furnish the nurse and
all the latest song hits from tn" dreamy
waltz ~ the hilarious JAZZ Wore played.
Tho success Of The event - in" - n"
untiring Efforts Of McSSrs Bnn". t0ftcy
and Greg. Who composed thc'ronm'tt,c
in chargr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-28
About People
Movements Of individuals To And
From The City.
At, THE HOTELS

AT THE HOTEhS
McLure-J T. Lawson. M"rEAN;NWN.
Tnlta iark"rsburE: 90" HARRIS.
HOLIDAYS cove. Bales Lutte. 81. MArES'
r. Hack. M"rEan'own: James
FLETCHER. Huntington; n-c., r."I, ....' =
Huntington; e. {. HNr', 'LHrNHn"' :,
MaxwcIl rlarhshurE: Cork Th"rnt'n'
! y w vTndso ". Leopard. rlarks
burg: !. GycraN, 'Iarks"urE.
stanrm-M g H%rri,"m, ,laTN N'"'S
Rsocers-u f.. Burton. FIirwonE J.
IInuTtr. TatrmuU': Mr.. l.. NJ. HaF'
mon. SiSICrSNii!". - ,,
Harrv Mis- and Mrs. Frank 7 Hun
n7nU Of Baltimore. Vent I" I'm, aH' u III"
i..ro Wr MillS and Mr. tiumm"'I are
Vii Ln,,vr form Wheeling printers.
canaan and Mrs. Frank Li>hy return
Cd "a ,.r;r home IN tins city Ihur~"!
aC..- spending thrc" weeks NA'h''"
IN Northern OHIO. the guest 81 RELATIVES
and friends. :,.. ,e ,r..
Snuih Side have returned t. their nome
aCtc- an auto tour mat took IN lh'
greater par, Il th' EaN'.
Fir. ard Mrs. =. H. E"""r and danHh-
tor have returned {" their n"m" h,f'
af.or sp"nGIrE their N4ra'''H Al ~.
'"' Wr@ Iaura : T.u an son Henry.
b.I,. returned - their h"n' after HN'nh-
,n.. their va,nrl"n visiting N'ihm'l' ~
Philadelphia. Harrisburg anI l'IisHnrE'
= II Nurnprurk. ot - fiti''n'h
stree, has been removed I" the H|.'
Valley General II"Spua'
T. NHnl. huOhk"'i"r - eve J"Nh'h
ana N.iZrrr PRODUCE '"uiHnN. - ser
lously III at his homo ON S.\'''n' "
~ II Morgan, Of the EXTENSION DO
,,.,',,,,,, 90 ~. NN,~, Virginia | plN"r-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-28
FARMERS At DALLAS
HEAR GOOD TALKS

community meeting Of the farmers
Of Dallas and surrounding v!Cinitl"S
was held last evening at Dallas. Mar
shall county Tho meeting was we'll at
tended and great interest was taken IN
the addresses which We're delivered by
= NJ. Morgan. Of Mnrgantown. connect
81 with the extension DEPARTMENT Of
West Virginia university. and ThrOdcr"
Walk specialist in rural organizations
in the United States Agricultural dc
parrncnt
T. NJ Hunter. AGRICULTURAL agent. was
also present and spoke aboU; what can
he gained by making some changes n
~" present way nf working The farms.
Not only were West N!rCinians present
bu, also q largo number 81 P"rnsyl-
varIanS were in attendance as Dallas Is
close TO the state line.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-28
Initial Dance.

The first Of a series Of dance to Pc
given duriig the fall months ny inc
vii no held on Tuesday evening. Sep
tcmbrr "a. at the \. o. l. ". hall on
t'banIinn street. Stoops orchestra has
been secured 10 furnish tn music, ana
all members and their friends antCiPa!
Grr nrt"ndjnC are assured Of 4 delight
fui evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-28
Rummage Sale.

~, NIrdncsday m0rNlng, SNptFmh"l
it-.t tho ladies' of the Second United
Presbyterian church will hold rum,
marc sale at PISS Main street. IN
energetic committee has been named ~
take charge of the event ana unNHI III, 10, :,
direction a complete success OF Inv VA,
dcrtakiaG is assured.
The committee includes: Hawai-
Nrsdamcs Y. II. Hornhrook. haIr!
EItkpatrick. George Bremen JAMES
Armstrong. {. II. Wheeler; Misses Hare
Metz and Elliott
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-28
Entertainment and Social

yerv rnjoyaNlc en'er'a'NmNNt and
soc,a! has been prepared for tins CV"-
ming N tn. social rnn,NS "t II" F'rs'
rur.SriI,, church IN NrN'"h"U. IT,"
pri.-rN will r"nSl>' - readings. N""1
and Instrumental selections and short
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-28
HOME FROM WEST
Mr.. and Mrs. B. 3. Mcclure After TIP
To Yellowstone Park-Toured
All Way out.

Mr. and Mrs. f. :. M"I.ur" returned
g. III CO." yesterday after p rip rs
far west as Yellowstone National FarA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-28
d. Of I. Meet Monday

1anrn'ars Of IS;fb"l!a. viii h.. hold on
M0ndav evening IN tn" rooms "f Tn"
orLrr IN tin. carroll club. Preliminary
plans for the initiation which tn roGr;
haS planned for early October Nil J."
! oar Grand rcgcn, viii preside.
The choral soci"t> recent und"~,
taking oC tho local court j. creating
much interest among Tn" members and
al those d"S;~ing :" j".n ar" requested
~ H.. urrs.ut at MnU-lE : meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-28
Basket Picnic.

Miss Eva Thesis Of TcAarkana, Ten.
was the complimentary guest at IN
80 IN, thr members of the w. T. NJ.
I Tub at Wheeling park. Following thG
basket supper which was laid about bout, "
o'clock tho guests "nlnycd SCN'r'o
pours Of dancing Miss Thesis Is iac
house guest If Mrs. II. \. H"uo"l "t
Nnk lark.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-28
A sroRM DETECTION.
A+bprH rolwsu, IN LesNe's,

Moe, r,-os.sSur Tcu,1s,ra az italy. lie
has ncrfec,ed an instrument which he
4, calls tie rlc, Iru-ra'do; h"i'. l. MI - e
tEect an approaching storm l"ng 6et"rs
~,r0 % 3. - Visible 70 ne n"Nec 'H':
~ he I,-..r,,or would max" n small
fortune. G~ Viii s., h:~ 'radso7h"n. ""t
Ia rnrkrt Z" r"~ domestic use. Many
: Married n.Au will bless his name.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-28
Macadcmy Club Dance

talks Following tho program refresh
mcntS Will be served.
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whaling Girl Honor Guest

Miss Wilma Sucd"krr. cf Wheeling.
Wa tho honor guest - rmrminr
Ilirtv given by Mrs Roy y Muller 81
her HON" in rarkrrshurS |HCr" M''+
SnrdrEor - spending the week About
I >cor, "r young people made up II"
harry PARTY.
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nz,.csllaneous Shower.

Miss Lila Brandcau entertain cd InE
members OF the Rose CLUB compliment
arv 10 Miss Th"Ima T.. Eahor. Wm"TE
wedding will b. one Of ~" most nv
a.,ir,, vents oC next month, The at
fair Vas in the natur" Of m'scSIIanc'
Numerous interesting and novel
games games occupied III" guests au'
INK a greater portion OF 10" cN'"'"H e.,
eo,ablo hour. at which pretty appoint,
Honnts were carried out "a pink Ah'
white.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-28

Tho greater me rcccssItv for saving
the greater luur "COr~iHhi'y 10 use
The Intelligence Want Ada
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-28
Country Club To-day

Golf. danciuG and bridge Will 'aSnsh,
he thr main diversion ut the wee no
program Of social Happenings AZ IIo
ty.hesIinr country club today. \ mum
49, NJ Monument local golfers hay" been
m nEI Oh FOR for a contos, over N" hin top
i. a,'' and this alone viii tai" num-
her Of the course. NridE" VII %Iso
ociuov me time OF n number Of others
,,,pS ~. hours Of the afternoon. Will"
orc music will pc furnished FOR
dance lovers IN tho cNcn!n:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-28

Plans are progressing nicely for tAo
SaGisS ri the ST. AlphouSus church on
neXt Tuesday in tho ard Of n" -.
Alphonsus school On South MArkrt
street. Mss Clara Rose Coleman L. the
general chairman in charge. Her com
,,F,tnS will inClude.
The Washington times., 1920-01-04
he and Al1dn7esy &HRaer AAasard

ne swore BY sundry saints that he
would look after everything as
though II we're his own
"Hearken, fat pigs" said Um-
sloposAas Hans obligingiy trsns-
latins SO that there might be no
mistake. III I come back. and some
back ! shall who travel wi1h the
Great Medicine, and md even one
OF the cattle. of the white lord.
watehsr-by-Nisht, missing. or one
article stolen from his wagon. or
the fields of your master not culti-
waited or his goods wasted. swear
by the Axe that viii hew you into
pieces; yes, IL To do Il ] have 10
hunt you from where the sun rises
to where II sets and down the
length Of the night between. Do
you understand. fat pig. desexter
OF women and childrenY'
The Washington times., 1920-01-04

to serve as bearers when II became
necessary. II cannot sbe said that
these snuff and butter fellows were
exactly willing volunteers.
Their master, Robertson, ordered
them to come, and after a glance
at the Zulus they concluded that
the command was one which would
be enforced, and that II they stop
ped behind II would not be as living
men. Also some Of them had lost
wives or children in the slaughter.
which, IL they we're not very brave,
filed them with a desire for re-
venge.
The farm and store, together
with my wagon and oxen, we're put
In the charge Of Thomaso, since
there was no one else who could be
trusted at all, q very battered and
crestfallen Thomaso, by the way.
When he heard of II he was much
relievei, since I think he feared
lest he also should be expected to
take part In the hunt OF the ANA
hagger man-eaters. Also Il may
have occurred to him that IN all
probability none Of us would ever
come hack st all. In which case he
might hnd himself the owner OF
much valuable property. However.
The Washington times., 1920-01-04

Thomaso replied that he under
stood very clearly indeed and that,
Heaven helping him, all should be
kept safe and sound.
At last we got off. We we're
curious procession. First went
Hans, because at following a spoor
he was, believe, almost unequalled
in Africa, and with him Umslopo-
gaas and three. OF his 2ulus to
guard against surprise. These were
followed by Captain Robertson, who
seemed to prefer to walk alone.
Then | came, and after me followed
the Strathmuir boys with the pack
animals, the cavalcade being closed
by the remaining zulus under Co
roko.
Less than an hours tramp
brought us TO the bushveld, where
I feared that our troubles might be-
gin. since II the Amahagger were
cunning they would take advantage
of Il to confuse or hide their spoor.
As II chanced, however, they had
done nothing of the sort and a
child could have followed their
march. Just before nightfall we
came TO their first halting-place,
where they had made a Gre and
eaten one Of the herd Of farm goats
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leaving tbs price Id ivory and gold.
l ran for my SUN. but when | sot
IL he bad soas and ! never thought
Of the matter again from that day
90 this..
We reached Strathmuir too late
TO think Of attempting the pursuit
that day. Indeed. had come to
the conclusion that TO try TO do 30
would be useless. We must rest
and make preparations; there was
no hope of our overtaking these
brutes who already had d clear
twelve hours start. by q sudden
spurt.
Captain Robertson was sleeping
OF the effects Of the powerful
draught I had given him when We
passed the village, ,sand OF this l
was heartily glad. sipce the re-
mains Of cannibal feast are not
pleasant to behold, especially when
they are! Indeed Of these de.
termined to be rid at once, so slip
pins Oh the wagon. with hans and
some of the farm boys made up
two OF the smouldering hres, and
on To them cast those poor frag-
ments. Also l told the farm natives
to dig . big grave and In It place
the other hodjeA