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The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-04-28
Notice of Election

By virtt,re of an Act of the1
General Assembly approved 5th
OF March, 1915, the County,
Board of Commissioners of]
Chesterfield county are required
to and do hereby call an election
to be held on 4th of May, 19I5l
for the purpose of determining
the question of whether thd
townships hereafter named shall
issue bonds for permanent road
Improvement and maintenanc
as follows:
Cheraw Township not to G!
ceed in bonds $40, 1000 90
Cole Hill Township not to et
ceed in bonds $4,000 90
Steer Pen Township no! to e
ceed in bonds $23.OOOOO
Mt. Croehan Township nottd
exceed in bonds $4,000 O0i
Coult House Township not ia
exceed in bonds $40, ,OOO.O q
Old Store Township not to ex.,
coed in bonds $35.OOO.OO
And each of said townships;
are 10 vote separately on said:
amounts respectively and each,
to determine the question of the
issue of bonds for the amountSs
above set forth and said bonds.
if issued shall be printed c, upoii:
bonds to run for period al:
twenty five (25) years from date
of issue and to bear a rate of in
terest not TO exceed g per cent
per annum, payable annually;
and the proceeds of said bonds
shall be used exclusively fof'
road Improvement and mains
tenance in the township voting
same.
Under the law at the same
time said election is held the
electors of each township above
named must elect a Board of
Public Works consisting of three
electors of such townships who
she'll attend to the issus of the
bonds for such township. if the
majority of the votes be:6
Bonds" and to dischn
other duies&Nkiired
AT the election herein ca1lC
all qualified electors shall be enN
titled to vote at their respectivel
precincts.
The following are appointed
as managers to conduct said
election and tickets, boxes, and
instructions can be procured at
the office of County Supervisor:
Cheraw: l. S. Huntley, G. A.
Malloy, T. M. knight.
Brooks Mill: A. F. Parker,
Fred Miller, Joel Brock.
Grants Mill: w. T. Mcbride,
Robert Gardner, ]. R. Parker.
Cat Pond: J. w. Ruthven,
c. R. Sumner, ]. w. Winburn.
Bethel: J. R. Burn, D. S.
Matheson, P. E. Tracey.
Patrick: ]. G. Baker, w. FL
Winburn, J. E. Williams. |
Odom's Mill: w. ]. Davidson.
]. w. Winburn, Mike Watson.
Douglass Mill: T. H. Doug
lass, A. A. Douglass and ]. r.
Sutton.
Court House: G. H. Rivers,
A. w. Hursey, H. ]. Sellers.
Snow Hill: J. w. Parker, IL
Carroll Davis, w. B. Duncan.
Wexford: D. G. Griggs. P. A.. |
Gulledge, r. N. Pittman.
Ruby: ]. S. McGregor, las.
F. Crawley, R. D. McCreight.
Mt. Croghan: J. o. Taylor, III
II, Rivers II A Tarkson
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12
OMAHA PUBLICITY
CAMPAIGN PLANNED
Every Organization of City to Be
Asked to Advertise Metropolis
'''' and State.
NEW PICTURES WILL BE SHOWN

Another Know Omaha" campaign
Of publicity is to be opened imme-
diately after the first of the year.
This year It is 20 be handled Jointly
by the bureau OF publicity and Super
visor English OF the Recreation
board.
The plan Is TO secure the work
some prominence in every organiza-
ton in the city. The Improvement
clubs in various parts of the city are
to be asked TO cooperate by putting
on moving picture reels Of Omaha
and Nebraska.
An effort will be made also to get the
reels introduced into the various schools
Of the city as special feature OF educa-
ton for perhaps thirty minutes a day for
a series OF days or weeks Both public
schools and parochial schools viii be
asked TO cooperate In this matter.
New Features OF Campaign.
The campaign this time will have some
new features. In the first place e. viii
not be confined strictly TO Omaha pub
lcity. but Omaha and Nebraska arc t.
be linked together in this series OF pfc
lures. A lot of new pictures OF Nebraska
Industries are ready to be shown, and
Il Is considered that these, with the
Omaha reels. form a combination that
makes a valuable educational feature for
Nebraska or omaha school children as
well as for any adults in the state,
Then, too, the consolidation of Greater
Omaha has made necessary some impor-
tant changes In the lectures that go with
the various reels. For example, II has
entirely changed the statistics of manu-
facture and everything else, since figures
must be taken from Greater O.anha In
stead OF from Omaha aud South Omaha
as separate units.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12
Dorothy Bernard
RE Etc Strand

Hipp Tuesday and Wednesday i'm Para
mount pictures with Sidney Grant. They
have the leading parts in Jane" one of
the recognized comedy classics of the
English speaking stage, which Charles
Frohman presented in America and
abroad for many years, and which is
yet one of the biggest laughing hits
e%taat.
Lou Tellegen, the distinguished ro-
mantle actor. formerly leading man for
Sarah Bernhard and recently rumored
to be the fiance of Geraldine Farrar, Is
another prominent star to appear in
Paramount pictures this week at the
IIipp, He will be seen Thursday, Friday
and Saturday in THE Unknown a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12
SNOW FALL IS QUITE
GENERAL OVER STATE

Light snowfall Friday night was gen
eral throughout the state according 20
reports made by railroad station agents
TO the Omaha headquarters.
Beginning with sleet, the same as II
did in Omaha, the storm gradually turned
to snow In most parts OF the state A
fall Of from one-half to two and half
inches Is reported. The prevailing tenn
perature was between 90 and 80 degrees
with n few exceptions especially In the
noighborhood OF Alliance. where the mer-
curry went as low as 10 degrees. In the
southwest part OF the state there was
lees precipitation and none at all at some
points.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12
Chief Dunn Wants
SubstatiOns in the
Outlying Sections

Chief Of Police Dunn will renew his
that substations be es-
tablished in outlying fire stations. He
suggests that during the night hours two
men be detailed at each OF the fire houses
at Twentieth and Lake streets. Twen-
tleth and Spring streets and Thirty-sev-
enth and jackson streets
He would equip each team OF men with
small runabout automobile and make
each Of three proposed stations head
quarters for the district. Many night
calls from the outer territory could be
covered by these stations and considerable
time would be saved in getting on the
ground"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12

thrilling story OF adventure Of the foreign
legion I'm Algeria, based on Wylie's novel,
Tho Red Mirage" His recent screen hit
In THE Explorer Is said to be even
exceeded IN this latest Lasky production.
For today and Monday the Hlpp's fes-
ture will be Edwin Arden and Barbara
remnant in The Grey Mask" an ex-
citing detective and criminal story re-
Gently published In Golfers weekly.
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Tho offerings at the Strand this week
are very varied including today and Mon
day William Farnum in THE Broken
Law" a romantic Gypsy story, followed
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday by
Th,da Bnra in BARLEY Camphcrrs trium-
plant stage success "The Galley Slave"
while Ethel Barrymore will be seen on
Friday and Saturday I'm a modern prob
lem play "The Final Judgment"
Commencing January the Strand will
house the well known Triangle plays. the
most lavishly produced pictures on the
stone comedies which will be shown ex-
clusively at the popular Douglas street
playhouse.
"A Butterfly on the Wheel" featuring
two Of the greatest screen artists Of the
day Holbrook Blinn and Vivian Martin
is said TO be one OF the greatest photo
plays that the World Film corporation
has produced. This play. when II APP
peared on the legitimate stage. was one
Of the greatest OF that time and Is said
to be still more wonderful in the screen
version.
The story deals with the husband de-
voting all of his time to business and
very little at home. his best friend en-
deavors to flll the gap and complications
ensue, which are righted in the end,
all matters explained and husband and
wife reunited. The action gives an OPP
portunity for many thrilling scenes and
climaXes.
This picture may be seen Sunday De-
cCmber II. at the Rohdf theater.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12
Salvation Army is
Preparing to Help
Many Poor Families

Adjutant Joseph Eilwood, in charge OF
the salvation Armys omaha barracks.
Ia prosecuting with vigor the annual
campaign to take care OF the poor at
Christmas. Last Christmas the army
was able TO give 1900 basket dinners and
gave Christmas entertainment TO 800 poor
children through the generosity Of
omaha friends
we depend on the generosity OF the
public to carry on our general Keller
work." said the adjutant. and at this
time the need Is pressing. The extent
to which We can help the poor is only
limited by the extent TO which the pub
lie aids In the work. Contributions
should be sent or brought to headquar-
tiers, I'LL Davenport street"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12
is SLATED TO
SUCCEED HIMSELF

The last meeting of the Board OF Edu-
cation will be held on Monday, December
30. The same board will succeed itself on
Monday evening. January 3.
1t Is understood In school circles that
President Ernst viii be reelected for an
other year
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12
BERTHA, LEVINE DIES FROM
EFFECT OF A SEVERE COLD

Bertha Levine, 1s-yeer-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. f. Levine of 1918 Burt
street, died this morning In local hos
pital following a brief illness resulting
from severe cold. She Is survived by
a sister and brother-Carrie and Samuel
Levine. Tho funeral will be from the
residence Vat 1880 Sunday afternoon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12
SOCIAL CENTER PROGRAM
GIVEN WARM RECEPTION

Mille Ryan. whose advanced pupils
presented program Friday evening at
The CASTELAR, school social center ex-
pressed to Superintendent English OF the
recreation board her appreciation of the
splendid reception accorded her proteges.
III we receive as nice treatment at other
schools during the season we shall feel
that our efforts have been we'll ex-
pended" said Miss Ryan.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12

All Omaha theater-goers remember
Charlotte Greenwood, the eccentric
comedienne, late of musical comedy and
the -orpheum circuit, who still retains
her girlish laughter" and Just can't keep
her limbs from describing semicircles
over her head. She will be seen at the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12
Charlotte Greenwood
At tie Hj10

human beings are inextricably mixed
Utter woe stamps itself upos that picture,
as pure joy radiates from the other. Crit
fiths method of making it caused one
clever artist to nickname it a human
salad" But that is not how it impresses
the spectators who sense the mighty
thought. the deep. emotional appeal, in
the wonderfully bizarre effects. The
Birth of a Nation" today enters upon the
fifth consecutive week of its engagement
at the Brandeis theater. record for
long engagements locally, and still 1t
remains as popular with the public as
ever.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12

A well-known artist visiting D. w.
Griffith's Los Angeles studio recently re-
marked on the firm directors almost I'M
canny gift of composition. Griffith" he
said, groups his figures like an artist in
oils or water colors, rather than like n
stage director. I do not knew whether he
ever studied perspective. composition and
harmony or not, but anyhow his mass
PICTURES. to my mind, have the same
quality as those of the artists
This remark was occasioned particu-
larly from watching Mr.. Griffith assem-
BILE the multitude in the scenes of war
and peace in 1.-THE Birth of a Nation"
The scene representing the future broth
erhood of love and peace is a remark
able one. The effect OF. distance is OBJ
tained by construction Of two stages
with rising steps. one near the camera
and the other removed about 100 feet.
Between the two stages there Is a hollow.
The principals are stationed on the near
stage. Then comes the intervening hol-
low and finally the more distant features
of the background show on the second.
or more remote platform. The ultimate
distance fades into blackness. contrast
ing wonderfully with the gauzy robes and
veilings OF the characters at the fore
Costumes OF many nations are used, but
the effect is light and gossamer-like, the
JOY of fiesta in the land of Utopia.
In striking contrast is Mr.. Griffith 5
treatment in The Birth Of a Ma
ton" OF the contrasting theme OF
the misery of war. Wan skeleton
like figures are selected. Their dress
Is of many lands and nations, bit
all suggestive Of CRIME and sordid-
ness. Some of the lean. emaciated fig
lres are bare TO the waist. Men and
Eomen are strewn about the stage like
plIed-up victims of a battlefield. Arms
are ra sed in entreaty TO heaven. Bodies,
legs aud arms and. as it were. shreds OF
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12
ROHLFF THEATRE
asa1 LaavsnNOrth Sc.

DAILY GRANGE OF FEATURES
AND A GOOD COMEDY.
suNDAY-"THE RUTTERFLY on
THE WHEEL" featuring Vivian
Martin and Kolbrook Bhnn. A
World Feature.
MONDAY "THE FLASK or AN
EMERALD" featuring R0BERT
WARWICK. A shubert Production
TuEsDAY-"THE MIRACLE OF
LIFE" featuring MARGAAfTA
FISHER. Mutual masterpiece.
wEDNEsDAY-"A woALAN's RES
uRRECTIoN," FOX Feature,
with Betty Nanaen.
THURsDAY-"COMR 10 n NJ
Pathe Gold Rooster Play, featuring
Ruth Roland.
rRIDAY--"PRYNCES 1o1EANoTT,"
FOX feature, with Nance oNeill.
sArURpAY-"EvID . world
feature, with Edwin August and
LILLIAN Tucker.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12

II
battles in Russian Poland, to
~ see the working of the great
INAlNA9ll est and most efficient army
- the world has ever known,
TO be dropped. as it were in the
midst of bursting shrapnel and fren-
zied charging men and to see war in
all its horror, yet picturesque aspect
this and more is what the newest and
most up-to-date war pictures, THE War
ring Millions" does for the spectator.
THE Warning Millions" begins a weeks
engagement today at the Boyd theater.
These pictures show all the incidents
that go to form what official German
reports eventually called the hardest
fought battle in Russian Poland. The
war photographers of the American Cor
respondent Film company were fortunate
in getting inside information regarding
an attack to be made by two regiments
of German Landwehr. With cameras
placed they awaited the charee.A What
the lens caught constitutes the most
vivid and accurate pictures of an &C
tual engagement ever brought to Amer
Tea.
THE Warning Millions" has a most
interesting set of scenes showing the
war industries in full activity. Every
body works, fully intent on his task, real
izing they are the little cogs of an uni
versal wheel and that on each of them
the result in a measure depends Huge
locoomtive works give an adequate idea
of the feverish and misspent energies of
war. That such endeavors should be
directed to destroy life makes the average
man reflect on things never before
thought OF.
Pontoon bridge construction unfolds
Itself on the screen with amazing rapid
ity. From it's most elementary stage, the
crossing of the first boat, to the laying
of the last plank, the soldiers perform
their task with machine-like regularity
and efficiency, Incidentally the con-
struction of the bridge shown in these
pictures proved to be one Of the most
decisive incidents in the Austro-German
drive against the Russians. Soldiers
camps and soldiers dances divert the at
tention of the spectator from the bloody
battle scenes which are soon to follow.
The way these young fellows dance and
jump speaks well of their condition and
high spirits. Many of them fall in the
next days fighting. Officers are seen
breaking their new horses to ditch and
hurdle and several other interesting side
lights of modern warfare the descrip-
ton of which would be too lengthy, are
enjoyed at this stage Of the film.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12

D be brought face to face with
some of the hardest-fought
battles in Russian Poland, to
see the working of the great
est and most efficient army
the world has ever known
Cheyenne record., 1915-12-16
TreasErers Notice on Reaues,
for Tax Deed.

'{'o every Person in actua! possession or ocsu-
L pancy of the hereinafter described land Let
| Or premises and TO the person in W hose name the
same was taxed Or specifically assessed and to a..
persons having interest title OF reco in or
TO the same.
Notice is hereby given. that the second day
Of recs mbey A. D. 1912. the following described
property. situate in the county of Cheyenne and
| State of Colorado to wit: Lots One t) ard north
| east quarter Of Northwest quarter and North
half of Northeast quart ter OF ton eighteen js)
township twelve (i2) rang. forty three (S) west
sixth pr nciral meridian, obtaining I57 acres nc.
cording to Government survey, was sod for the
full! amount of the taxes for the year 1911 and
purchased by Samuel ". Baber. who hath made
request upon the Treasurer Of ,.ii county for 4
decd
That the said premises were taxed for said year
1911 in the name of c. C. Smith.
That the time of redemption of said realcs. ate
| from such tax sale will expire on the second day
of December. A. D. 1915. and unless redeemed on
or before said day deed will be issued therefor.
Dated this first day of December. A. d. 1915
IL. 81 F. QUINN
Treasurer of the said county of Cheyenne
dec jan St