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Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-06-20

Of the ten leading shipbuilding
countries of the world only Great
Britain and Ireland, Japan and
Spain showed an increase in con-
struction in the last quarter of
last year over the figures for the
preceding three months.
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REMUNERATION OF
REED RESULTS IN
JOY TO REGULARS
MUCH SPECULATION OVER
WHAT NATIONAL SIcNIFI-
CANOE ATTACHED TO vic
TORY OVER PINcHoT
By BYRON PRICE
lief Of bureau. The Associated
Press. yEashingtOn)


WASHINGTON. d. c., May &c
all is said and done, the
one remaining unquestioned fact
about the denomination of Sena-
tor Reed in Pennsylvania is that
his victory has put new heart into
many a discouraged republican
regular.
, There is plenty of dispute over
the merits of the case; plenty of
argument whether the Reed VIC
tory over Governor Pinchot had
any real national significance. The
thing, however, is that
regardless of the justification, the
incident already is having its de-
cided effect on the course of the
campaign.
No previous political event
since the present administration
began produced such a salvo of
republican statements hitting at
the Roosevelt policies. Some came
from party leaders who had been
most cautious heretofore about
attacking the president.
New Hope Arises
The campaign committees
plainly took on a more belligerent
attitude. New hope arose in the
breasts of the party workers
charged with raising a campaign
fund.
Those who sought to minimize
the Importance of the primary re-
suit simply were waved aside. The
feeling of party managers seemed
ito be that it did not matter so
much whether the ray of light was
feeble or bright; at least it was
some sort of ray, and the very
first since the Maine election re-
ports in 1882 plainly forecast u
first-class party disaster.
So revived party spirit is the
practical result, quite regardless
,of the soundness of the reasoning
which brought it about.
r Will IL Last?
The next question is whether
this new enthusiasm viii survive
the controversy which promises to
develop at the June meeting of the
republican national committee in
Chicago.
Senator Reed rates himself as
an orthodox republican. He is a
friend of the Melons. He was, on
occasion, spokesman for the Hoo
yer administration. He holds to
the traditional republican policies
on such subjects as currehcy, taxa
ton, and the tariff.
There are many in the party
who want to get away from those
traditions. They want the Chicago
meeting to choose a chairman, and
the 1886 convention to choose a
candidate, leaning toward a new
liberalism. They believe there is
no hope for the party unless that
is done.
II remains to be seen whether
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LECALS

~ cOIyTY ItDGE.s C0rmT. Mox-
R0S COUNTY. FLORIDA.
Re Estate Of
NELSON Il POLLARD.
Deceased
NOTICE or INTENTION 10 MAKE
APPLICATION FOR FINAL.
DISCHARGE
Nutire IL herehy gwen thar I win
aR tar 18th saMv ~ 1nne. Al. n. 1854.
present 10 the Honorable Hugh
CaantS Florida. my Ffnaf Refssrt
Ead vouchers and AK Tor the an
prevail ~ same. and apply for Ffnas
ptscharge - TIE Estate Of Nielsen
I. refiaxa, Deceased
teaf&d AprKf s a91t
wIIsza1AM II ROCKER.
SHIFTS a BOWEN.
sAttmFmGsa
&prT Is.4E rs nsAy5.19- t. -9s. fns-s
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Chapter Is
WORK BEGINS

ONLY the central fact Is obvi-
" ons." Harper said. 1.-TWO men
were killed in this room last night
The reason for that Is anything but
clear. OF course. ! hare some sort
Of q theory. but won't even think
about Il until all the facts are In my
possession. And that" he added.
smiling grimly. may blow my the
DRY sky-high."
Mrs. Croydon looked around at the
various evidences Of the police
search and research and made q
grImace of distaste when her eyes
rested on the chair with the dead
mans clothing. Il am 30 sorry TOR
that poor policeman" she remarked.
with q shudder.
"Yes. that was too bad" Harpers
lips frightened. "Oficer HamiIl
leaves . wife and three children.
That is what happens to many po-
licemen's Widows
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c. o1assselea at
MOcKINC HOUSE.
~ WAITER c. BRoVvN.-

zone other thing, o'Connell.
When anybody comes In here for
questioning. Just quietly make your
self scarce. That uniform Of yours
- apt to make q witness rather nerv.
Gus. especially the servants"
O'Connell saluted. grinning.
Harper left the room, intent on
investigating more thoroughly his
most perishable clues-the foot.
prints In the snow. The winter sun
was shining brightly and It needed
but q mild rise in temperature to
dissolve the marks left by the va
rious visitors on the previous night.
He spent nearly half an hour In
careful study Of these prints, and
when he returned to the breakfast
room he found that Detective Laf.
ferty had Just arrived from Head.
quarters.
"uELL0. Steve. rye brought ron
1 1 all the stun that Jackson and
Doc Miller had ready" the Ianky
detective announced. tapping the
briefcase he had been carrying.
You've got the boys at Headquar-
tiers stirred up. There's a rumor
lying around that you've got on to
something red-hot up here"
Harper nodded. "As / told you
last night Jack. when It comes to
murders ] have q natural distrust OF
unusual and complicated layouts. ]
don't Ike some Of the points about
this AFFAIR. and after talking them
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CLASSIFIED
rn0LU N N
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Advertisements unaer tnIs head
viii be inserted in The Citizen at
the rate Of lie a word for each in
sertion, but the minimum for the
first insertion in eve,y instance ID
25c.
Payment for classified adver-
tisements is invariably in advance,
but regular advertisers with ledger
accounts may have their advertise
ments charged.
Advertisers should give their
street address as well as their tele-
phone number If they desire re-
Sults.
With each classified advertise
ment The Citizen will give free an
Autostrop Razor Outfit. Ask for
it.
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over with Carlin | like them even
lss1..
Laiferty rubbed his chin thought.
fully. aYou know. | felt that way.
too. when ! looked in here last night
but thought was list getting too
suspicious In my old age. Where
are We going to spread out this
stuff?"
Harper looked around at the va.
rioua pieces Of furniture. hut could
zee nothing that would serve as 4
work desk. He did not want to use
the center table Tor fear OF marrins
its highly polished surface. for this
was one Of the rooms which had
been completely refurnished while
the Dnfresnes had gone TO the Aus.
teriitK. So the detective pushed the
|service button and IN . few moments
Andrews appeared. The old man
looked tired and drawn. as though
he had spent . kIcepless night.
''Oood morning. Andrews. need
. table to work on In here. Any or.
binary table win do. Can ynu get
one e0F mel"
Andrews thought for q moment
There 10 q table IN the library. sir.
which WIN b Just the thing. I'll
bring 4 IN. |"
Perhaps ron had better ask per.
mission nfstG'
Mrs. Croydon has already given
orders that ron ere % have anything
ron need. SIR While speaking. the
buffers sseA were moving swiftly
over al parte Of the room. He
seemed very much interested IN the
nngerprint markings which had
blossomed cut over the various ar.
tielos. The heap Of the dead mans
clothing also drew bis lingering at.
tsntion. but bic face retained its
hahItual mask OF stolidity.
~0'Connell.- Harper directed. go
with Andrsws and help carry the
table.
10 . short time they returned,
bearing : plain mahogany table
-Put 4 against the windcwz" Har
per ordered. ~the light is better
thsre. Thank ron. Andrews. that d
1ust what wanted The butler
nodded sllfay and with another lin,
gering glance around the room,
made his exit
a dons think he likes you. Steve
LaRerty aald. Aftsr he had gonA
fcoprrseAi. issL bs waissv o. Rroeal
me ssssprlnss. Monday. ten mar
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AiIne made an eloquent gesture.
"Stop. please" she begged. You
make Il sound so real. | lean see that
poor man walking Up the stepa. leas.
Ing his footprints IN the snow. not
knowing that he was going TO hls
death"
She paused. then went on ear.
nestiy. "Of course. We shall "a
Everything posaibie to assist ron.
Mr. Harper. I know there are lots
OF questions you want 10 asa ahoat
the h0llse. and the servants. and al
thai sorl o. thlns. Please feel tree
90 call upon me At any time Tor such
Information. II is my sisters home.
bul / an perfectly familiar with al
the details.
Harper bowed. Thank ron. Mrs.
Croydon. ! shall have lots Of uues.
lions. but tirst | have to chart my
line OF inquiry"
Aline smiled IN her friendly man
ncr There are many questions !
would ilhe 10 ark. too. she replied,
hut ri restrain my curiosity until
a more anspleions time. Meanwhile.
all our facilities are al your dis.
posaI suppose yon viii be Ia this
room q great dealg"
ayes lh,s win ha nv ofsee ana
heaaouarters -hIla I asa work,ne an
the case
cru leave vol 10 touF hhAfe.
ihen.@ sha rpspal !. ilea ..asd ! wish
YOU success
"rhank Won again Mra crovden,
Well havenar talk later IN the .lay :
Allne nodded and smillne rrarloun.
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WHITE SOX DOWN
YANKEES; INDIANS
TROUNCE RED SOX
PHILADELPHIA ATHL E tt C S
DEFEAT DETROIT TIGERS;
WASHINGTON sENA TORS
vIcToRs OVER BROWNS
(specfaI to The fltizen)


NEW YORK. May 26.-The
White sox went to victory over
the New York Yankees by score
of Z to 5. The Sox scored six
runs in one inning. A home run
was knocked out by Manager
Jimmy Dykes, which was his fifth
of the season. and his fourth in
the last eight games. George
Earnshaw went the route for the
Sox, his second complete game of
the season.
The Cleveland Indians were on
the warpath yesterday and went
to victory over the Boston Red
Sox. 10 to 8. The win gave.
Cleveland an even break in the
series, leaving them only a single
game behind the league-leading
New Workers..
The Philadelphia Athletics
pounded four Detroit pitchers
hard, and took the contest, 9 to
z. The Washington Senators,
aided by three home runs by
Stone, Cronin and Myer, downed
the st. Louis Browns, 9 to 3.
All National League games
scheduled were rained out.
The summaries:
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|DIAMONDBALL
MONDAY NIGHT

The diamondball game that was
scheduled to be played last night
at Bayview Park between the
Lopez Funeral Home club and a
picked team. and which was post
poned on account of rain, viii
take place on Monday night, ac-
cording to an announcement made
by John Gates. grounds manager.
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BYNOPSIS: BerCeGnt H0rper
hos qsesti0hed the hOussBo16 OF
Pierre Dufresae. contractor and
pollticdl potUsf. sCithOHt officiating
any pertinent Information ab0Wt
the Murder Of too men u the DW-
free1e breakfast. room. lt eeegss
evident that one sCGs the man tDh0
had threatened DHffesze ~ aS0ity-
nous letters: the other scos q
policeman. Yet Hdrpef e not con-
WINGED. He egDldlns the matter 20
Mrs CrOydea. sister Of Mre. Dw.
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Pretto Bell. l6eyear-old girl Of
Glendale. Calf. who recently re-
ceived her amateur pilots license,
has become the youngest qualified
flier in the United States. She
started her training in aviation at
the age OF l2.
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reward Is . perfect blooms
medal, or a blue ribbon.
Babies and Flowers
So during May. the "Child
Health Month 50 called, mothers
should remember that their babies
must have much care Il they are to
blossom into healthy youth--and
later healthy adulthood. Even be.
fore the child is born you must
give much thought 10 his health.
Throughout the months he IS deyels
Oping within your body you must
eat the proper diet, take the proper
rest and get the proper exercise
For each OF these have all to do
with the health and well-being Of
the coming baby. You should place
yourself under the care of your
family doctor and follow his advice
just as soon as you know you are
70 become a mother.
When the baby arrives, and he
win be healthy and happy II you
have adhered closely to the advice
Of your doctor, never for moment
must you relax your vigilance. The
baby must have the proper food at
the proper time including plenty
Of mix, fruit and vegetables; he
must have plenty Of fresh air and
sunshine; he must have . sun bath
daily; he must be bathed regularly;
he must get his Morning and after
mon maps and he must get twelve
to fourteen hours sleep in . quiet,
well ventilated room. Besides this
he should be taken to the doctor 81
regular intervals and should be i'm
muni1ed against diphtheria when
nine months old and vaccinated
against smallpox : little later.
Tia Greatest Prise
Rearing . baby is q much harder
Job than raising prize winning
flowers. But IL the above sugges
tions are followed your baby VIII
have health--she greatest prize or
earkh
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in the long run, the Reed victory
clarifies or complexities that sit
uation.
Presumably, the Pennsylvania
result viii send the old-iine repub-
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licans to Chicago greatly en-
couraged in their hope of retain
ing control of the party. If they
are so bold as to reject all offers
of comprmise. what win happen?
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tention at his
command. The
proper heat, the
correct amount
Of water, timed
sun baths and
exposure to the
air, fertilizers
added to the soil
and the most
scrupulo.is pro-
lection against
disease and 9TH
W.
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Babies Need Care
For Best Health
DR.. John L. Rice Gives Sug-
gestions For Health Of
Young Children


DRIZE winning spring flowers do
l not just happen. From the mo-
ment the seed is sown to the time
Of the award, the horticulturist
gives the plant all the care and at
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INSTRUCTION

THOSE BEHIND IN CLASSES
had better see DIR. s. w. Rog-
ers before he makes other ar
rangements. Summer rates for
shorthand. Corner Grinnell
and Washington streets.
may26-1tx
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BABY IN cABINET

CHICAGO. C. Koerner of
this city found an abandoned baby
in an empty radio cabinet on the
porch Of his home.
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500 SHEETS typewriting paper.
Only Soc. Get them at The
Artman Press. Phone 81.
nov1
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
TODAY'S GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit.
New York at st. Louis.
Washington at Chicago.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
Pittsburgh at New York.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
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FOR SALE

OLD PAPERS FOR SALE. One
bundle &c, containing Is old
papers. The Citizen Office.
nov1
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Subscribe to The Citizen.
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WANTED

WILL PAY CASH for five second
hand sewing machines. Phone
No. 288W. q may15-tf
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
All games scheduled were rain
I'd out.
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me tssspslnss, Monday. ten sA.lr
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Batteries: Uhle, MacFayden and
Dickey; Earnshaw and Madjeski.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Batteries: Rhodes, Pennock, M.
Johnson and R. Terrell; Pearson
and Pytlak.
Evening star., 1934-10-29
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

NCOntihuCu.b
FORD FORD sport roadster 1879. fine running
tires; only SOP; open evenings ana sun
FORD roadster. late 1880. rumble seat.
ae only
a Ford dealers. na sf5 Penn. ave. psss Sc. 0'os
FORD 1882 VS. coupe. with rumble seat:
motor and car in perfect mechanical con-
dition. A car like this is hard to find at
Ian. iii Eighteenth st. NV.
FORD 1888 VS. Tudor; hard to tell from
new; immaculate interior. mechanically
800 down and Is months to pay; trade
accepted. Nolan. I'LL Eighteenth st. NV.
FRANKLIN 1880 de luxe sedan; e-wire-
wheel equipment. new Duco finish. practi-
cally new tires, spotleSs interior; general
weather worries with this air-cooied motor:
S475; money-back guarantee. The Trew
Motor Co. 1926 14th st. NV. Dec. 1910.
real value; money-back guarantee; submit
your terms; 75 others. Bell Motor ply
MOUTH 460 New York ave. NV.
GRAHAM PAIGE 1929, sedan. only S75;
runs and looks good; act quickly. L. P.
Steuart. Inc. 1925 14th St
HUDSON 1881 IS" coach. with new trunk;
Al condition in every way; Sl35; must
sell. Phone Georgia 5402.
HUPMOBILE 1881 custom sedan $365
excellent condition in every way; looks
| fine quiet clean; money-back guarantee;
| submit your terms: rs others. Bell Motor
plymouth. 400 New York ave. NV.
NASH 1882 de luxe sedan. S465: thor
anteed: looks new, has new new tires; submit
MOUTH. 460 New York ave. NV.
NASH coupe l933-In fine mechanical con-
dition. good tires clean interior: fine
car that We have reduced to Sab for q
quick sale. l. P. Steuart. Inc. 1925 14th
Evening star., 1934-10-29
ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.

5Sl5 SHERRIER PL N.W.-1 room.
kitchen and screened porch: electricity In
cluded S27. Phone Cleveland 2351.
COLORED-Rooms for rent. heated, fur
niShed or unfurnshed In 900 block T st.
NV. Call Georgia $500.
Evening star., 1934-10-29
SALE-AUTOMOBILES,

PONTIAC 1881 sedan; beautiful condition;
looks new; sell. $265; accept S5 cash. bal
ance SIS month. 3161 18th ST. NV. 29'
PONTIAC 1888 sedan-1 wire wheels and
g good tires. motor quiet and powerful.
clean interior. excellent paint; truly o fine
car for S5s5. L. P. Steuart. Inc. 1925
PONTIAC 1880 sedan; tires. paint, motor
and general condition is Al; bargain
at $3.50. L. P. Steuart, Inc. 1925 14th st.
PONTIAC 1884 black sedan. S15O dis
count; new-car guarantee Pontiac 1888
4-door sedan. S499. Cleveland 1888.
o1lo Sott--.
PONTIAC sport coupe. 1888; driven very
little. spotless interior. all good tires
dandy motor: new-car appearance and
performance for $3.50. l.. p. Steuart. Inc.
1925 14th st.
STUDEBAKER-ROCKN 1888 seoan; orig
inal flnish without mar or scratch: spot
less interior. mechanically and appearance
excellent. splendid family car; try and
duplicate this car at S445 with a money
back guarantee The Trew Motor Co..
1925 14th st. NV. Phone Decatur 1910.
STUDEBAKER dictator 1928; new top and
battery, good tires, good mechanically; SIS.
2504 10th st. ne. Potomac 1896. 30'
Evening star., 1934-10-29
ROOMS-FURNISHED.


NEAR 18th AND COL. RD.-Sunny. clean
rooms. owners home; ami. cont. h; ".
Gentlemen. 1890 Lanier pl. Col. 1926.
LACLEDE APIS. 1928 Vermont-Double
room. one or two gentlemen: available i'm.
DOWNTOWN-Sin or double room. with
Jewish family: board If desired. SIS H st.
NV. Apt. IS. Phone District 1854. 90.
1870 MONROE ST. N.W.--Large. well-fur-
nished front room. suitable for one or two
Half block from bus. 29'
LINCOLN APTS.-Elevator service: family
2 adults will rent bright. comfortable room
to employed adults: reasonable. 121 18th
1884 COLUMBIA RD.-S3 so wk, single
rms; doubles, $3.50; outside; baths, inst,
1oHTs. 4 " maid seFV' steam ht'; men. Adams
1888 NJ ST (near Conn. Ave.)-Beautifui.
newly decorated double room. twin beds;
gentlemen: reasonable.
170S 18th ST. NW.-Large front room. 2
neos, gas range $50 mo; Apartment. large
s9Gm s95a SO. Z Deds' Kitchen day bed gas ranges
DUPONT CIRCLE 133O 10th St.)-Large
sunny room. next bath. c. h. W., h.-wh,,
twin beds or otherwise. $50 up.
1903 10th, ST. Nw-2nd-fioo room ad-
or couple: choice food. variety
1890 10th ST. Nw-Attractive rooms
with running water. balconies. free phone;
reasonable; also large alcove room. Nov 1.
DUPONT CIRLCE. 1850 Church St-Nice
front room for or. ., twin beds. c. h. W.,
unlimited phone; private family.
GENTLEMAN desiring delightful corner
room. congenial young couples home show
Georaia e. asar 54sa sGf course stores; very rea'
2104 NEWPORT PL. NV. three blocks of
with ynrlsd the best Adjoining bath; lady pre-
gentlemen. $50 monthly. Breakfast served
If desired. 31s
1881 ST. NW-Nice. clean, front room.
Tlsn TTalklng goo distance; reasonable. Phone
cozy and warm; every conv. Also single
room in quiet pvt. home.
1907 L NW.-Warm large. comfortable
room. suitable for one or two gentlemen.
NEAR WARDMAN PARK-Large room
into room: twin beds; gentlemen. 1865 10Th.
LACLEDE Thomas Circle-Brtght, warm.
sunshiny room in apt. with refined couple.
1923 Vermont ave. Apt. 54.
Ala .RTTTENHOUsE ST. Nw-Business
clean. attractive; sdioins tub-shower;. priv
ileses; oil heat; suitable 1 or 2 employed;
reasonable. Takoma cars. Georgia $685..
1424 R ST. NV. Apt. ATTRACTIVE.
b. W.. conv. location; gentleman; reasonable.
1349 JEFFERSON ST.-Master bed room
for employed couple or two, owners de-
tached home: board II desired. Geo. 7091.
NEAR WARpMAN PARK. 2725 Woodley-
Beautiful bed room. adjoining bath; gentle
man; reasonable. Phone Adams 4975. 31s
42O4 14th ST. N.W.-Large front room
with private bath, garage. Phone Columbia
0627.
1851 18th ST NW-Good basement.
rooms. light housekeeping; reasonable.
1858 EUCLID ST. NV. Apt. 64-Warm,
clean, front rm.: 24-hr. elevator; very con-
ven. small family: empl. gentleman: SIS.
1853 MONROE ST. N.W.-Large front
room, southern exposure. 4 windows. twin
beds; spotlessly clean.
1446 v ST. N.W.-Single room. next bath.
with refined family; So week. or SS with
board. Phone North 2771..
1862 GIRARD N.w.-warm front room
with running water, l. h. W.; those desir-
ing and appreciating cleanliness; garage.
29s
71g D ST. Sc. south Of Pa. Ave.-Day
bed room and large kitchen. semi-private
bath; $40 SO: adults. i"
Evening star., 1934-10-29
FARM AND GARDEN.

GENUINE COW MANURE. well rotted; vir-
ein ton soil: loads or sacks, delivered.
Waters. East West Highway, Wise. 4l95.