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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-22
ROTARY CLUB TO
BE HOST AT DIST.
CONFERENCE HERE
Biggest Gathering in History
of Fifth District Is to
Be Held Here

The first step for the reception and
entertainment of the fifth district
conference of International Rotary,
which is to be held at the Penn
Harris hotel. Thursday and Friday,
April 10 and IL, was taken at a
luncheon of the conference commit
tee of arrangements of the Harris
burg Rotary Club, at the Penn-Harris
hotel, yesterday at noon.
The following is the conference
committee of arrangements: Eli N.
Hershey. chairman: William s. Es-
sick. registration; ]. S. Musser, mems
reception: Mrs. P. G. Diener. ladies'
reception; Norris S. Longaker. mems
entertainment; Mrs. r. S. Lyon,
ladies' entertainment; w. H. German,
hotels and reservations; F. B. Mus
ser, automobiles; ]. William Bow
man, decorations; A. D. Bacon. spe-
cial service; Charles w. Boil. boost
er; A. w. Moul, baggage; Howard G.
Fry, the district governor and VIII
liam NJ. Robson, conference secre-
tary, were also present at this lunch
con.
There will be some three or four
hundred visiting guests in attendance
at this International Rotary conven-
ton, and the Harrisburg Rotary
Club, which will be the host, is
planning to have the best conven-
ton from the standpoint of recep-
ton and entertainment that the
Fifth District Conference of Interna-
tiona1 Rotary has ever had.
A tentative program was arranged
and the final adoption of same will
take place at the next meeting OF the
conference committee. The fifth dis
trict is one of the most important
districts in International Rotary,
and consists of Pennsylvania, New
Jersey. Maryland, Delaware and the
District of Columbia.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-22

Mr.. and Mrs. James Harrison went
home to Brooklyn, this morning, after
r short stay among relatives in this
vicinity.
Miss Alice Barth and her brother
George f. Barth, of Pittsburgh, are
stopping for few days with their
sister, Mrs. NJ. Luther James of North
Second street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-22
SHENK-SWARTZ WEDDING

The marriage of Miss Almeda Kathar-
inc Swartz to Clark Marvin Shenk, both
of this city, took place Thursday, Feb
ruary 20, at the brides home, 1856 North
Seventh street, with the Rev. J. II.
Mortimer, pastor of the Camp Curtin
Memorial Methodist church officiating.
A wedding breakfast followed the cere-
mony and the young folks left for a
brief trip. The bridegroom is an en-
ploye of the Bogar store on Market
SQUARE. They will make their home in
town.
Ralph Yeager, of Pittsburgh, is
Weekend guest Of Lieutenant and Mrs.
Ard,ty G. Schc-er, at 1908 North Sec
crd street.
Mrs Charles r. T. ter. of Pho stre"t.
is spending the weekend with Adelaide
Schiller in Duncannon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-31
NEW Y-sS STOCK MARKET
features IT e,e Days Dealings = Al
re -eaclrc Stocks

N@w a-.. al q -For-s ana -ne-
-'r-9 --ssID..a. Interests -4s.irr-a -1elr
1u---s. ac-.E-t+- = sioCA. -oCar e1tr-
ing mos; -rt.r=.,' :. ~a-tCus s.-c.-
.a,.-- -ssues vr.ie AIS IT'D 7tae- rep
~esar-a::ve Shares WEI u cEwa-- Or
altogether neglected
Ana sis n lie -1..-l states S.ee
-'H'.sldtTaaie a.u-~ 'Tv-,,1- :: ma. an
-4-f1-.-- So 11a-=@ s--- -1ak.ns Al -E-
RENE aAay..l.e ~ % aid holding t.
gan, ~ -y-a.A.tli improvement. = OH
=rs 4 NJ sa.,.t gun
ne LICK II interest," z rails :! Vac.
=Eas Soae.:l" Vas ne striking eZ
apt IN Vas aga;0 asc-, oed . advA-Sa
statements Il sar1irEs ana another
,'ns1pune!n-n: u dividend ac-leT ~ ne
= PaI! 9.-s.'8-s
ti'is ann sHirI sngs butte. -1ez.s-
Iraolv . ne acc.r-'Ir ma 1r-rUe.S +.
INT oreuoor 9l, give W. alt-r 1irX-
car Petroleum ~eaCt.-- over 1D.nLs
anu Marine pref --"c mos. ~ much
Nctors ana Ar,- suusIu!a- es :aAT-
"+a n :-lQ---ssioD ana INA. 10Gr
gains :at t:E'is10n -Z;@r1.rc --1rr :
1ac = ~ 1etE Springfield res.
-5t1e = ia 1t" Jra,r,-ea IenoIec -.,'-
-1.~ accumulation ana 'onGec-s "-p-
ne,E. 1lsT;i.!ng 1nnras sugars and nl::.
,t-.it-es uerA nJe--r!,:en en- sing, an
Sc. 'da..'- as ~s.rE DnlDts W an
q. in . st-7-'ll - r. -tguiRv dividend
IA es A:nouulan . -25.(D0 shares ne
Iu,1tst-. 1nnU ..sT VS. sfeA1- an Isat
rflL.DE -bs''--- ss+las shading nom lnal-
u. ira F&:Ys : far-r.t.ne heir -,-ac-
g.aga...d Sc -, ID ma.
Wert unchanged NJ "a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-31

9 s.aG1 wa:sy set i anuur:tu1 dinner
vas serted ., MON and he anr psssea
= soc2A. q
Mas. wnn ass seen vtEit.ng 1ts uncle-
:. 5sr- Dyer, or = few aays. has gune
u Nol.Esrc-. Mass M us way "a
"-sI-eie. --oost DIX. where ae vii De
The guest If his brorler
The 2upl.s OF ne seventh grade and
Lastr -ealne- Mss beth LafkIr.
prese1te Madeline F2--an, vito mas
Dee, c--.cal.- il WITH pneumonia. ~'tt.
: bouquet II Picks. A.ss Madeline l.
improving SLOWLY
Are Gladys Brewer g confined 20
ae- nome ~ :!iness. Fer place az me
rascade WOODEN MI. Is oa.ag iiihG b.
tafnry al;cni ,ser.
Ars George W1os ~ Portland was
n rou7 Thursday n aer way "a
5---afie,o WHARF g.e vii vlsi- ne.
toot1t- Ms Frank NhlIsnoUse
oe---t 5rcEg H.lo las oern lie
guest ii XII ana Mrs Charles Elarg
For few DAYS. Las returned ec -.
acme n ta-LaaG
a -1e ctoss # ne reg1thE meeIlns
= Cascade Grange Saturday evening
NJ Fass principal II ne High school
I'll &c ! Hgccrass or .ls experience
a. : poultry -1.ser The iRcv OFF
'efS al II = -1ar-e r ne program
-h-Ee VIII - 1ar -reai and a.
-r,ent,ers are -ecaes,-4l - BRING
ia3dr pDqcar- apples Jr peanuts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-31
TAXATION

Th- "1rrrirte- N ra1a.snn Wi g.-e Z
0uiliI hearing II Room Nc IL tae sta e
.=ous+.. n q -.gusIA-
-E-ls-Av, Fan. s. -g1g. Ii Il,
~ ne fniiuwrrg
5 "a g Resolve. proposing at
I:neHarner- I'd the constitution relative
70 rs authority Of -Ae -ss:s.nto-- .
IMPOSE axes
IN Acr 70 amend s-criou . Of HAP.
te- 10 9f --ls 2srlser statutes NJ Name
= ar:v. AZ ne .;iZatlor ~ sailing ves-
s%.e ana bpr=es
AZ ACt Ip amend S+~tlrn n Chapter
= o. tnC Revised Statutes % prov: &c
or -Eifor:-. 2pii Ia
4 ~ Acr r. amend Da-aE-aD h :
=" Sec.iun Il Of -hag;er 10 Of me Re-
vise.l Statutes n ITS relating &c rns
.a1at1na o. as-arnZ proper
T. i- Ar Ar- 70 amend Section e II
Chapter y ~ ne Revised StarufeH- re-
.AL,uE 10 Ja-atluE-
= A. ACT 70 secure lnfornasisns
relating . me rear.r rur ~ timber
from ne wild land rownshlpx
An SCI To amend Section u Of Chapter
s " ne Revised jtaJrItes, relative n
me Maine Forestry risr-1c. tx
CHA Les n Kicker SNc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-31
FAIRFIELD

=! N.lke-asr .Gs arrived n cox-s
-rnr- Po-'.aao. Were ne VII pass
seye'-;-. -es> IN 8usIness
= =. ne, IL l.:c aornc
= NJ A-cen ace resTrrday a1te"-
noon. TIE sLaltcr 11r ne 3t-srnpo.-
VS. -dah-cg The IL. Tn.I-
Frr, Sergeant u lam -ouy IA
,.1~-~a Cd 1--rn verse.az aad Is a. e
nome 1T -e.a,-TAs IN Crook street,
ii -sa MArEafa, "a -!--1 If Pock4a-lu
q -Ie=T an * -orrc II Mr ana
a. George PATTERSON If West4r.
a va-re
: no;k Wedding WI ~ 1elc -h:s
evening 2. u lawrence a.ga sccnool
y c!lck rs -vHE.ng t-r ne
.,ar"--. W. senior ASS
II -alau4ta4 ms - 1--t. I'm
Il u-'le--::--., were It has oe4a SER
~ Ais --~rr
A~a- y 7oc3@- aasss1 ne Ivy
-'@s- a-1:,.- q: AlEua1a VIII Ms . :,
3.l"caau.
-aer= NJ y 4 sp=c.a. -e-r,ng r.,
-re Tr''.t a,rAhcrs Us -ve-.-g ..
~" @a-.. re- x = ~ important aus
7~as "a I'll attendance is r.
5.r--
-e7r Gibson = ~l.a-rr w,.s
w \ -unesaa- ne -ueHy II -t.@-
IS
armed & 70 - ~arr==en--d i he
i--r- Il Il mn = -u-a Non vao ar
-e "a '1e campaign # -ne MArhad :,
II laco,3'.- nIr,a "a a.se $50 I1f n
- 2 rec4.iG.cG : - VI. tern wuri.
ys~IS--' - .--- &" NE. a-1C =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-31
Common Se,oni Eanc

Was,lDE-r pf Peruvian a. rtr ~.
distribution IF state sc1ool eund for
common schools, The &C. provides -ha.
thin ctlnd NO, otherwise apurour,ut..@
snal De distributed OF he first dav
II December LII. ana annually .he-a
after accIrdinE 70 NE agg-esars Al
te!l cAncs ~ DUpits 2 sAcH Town as ap-
ne.r rom ne ottc;a. returns az he
STATE super.,l lenuent 81 scnools .ar the
orsceang rear me aggregate az
-rndance snail De determined Nv me
siaTe superintendent by adding he O.
=. numner u DAYS csch pupi. was n
-g,r IA attendance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-31

,t.aT,as :. HunnswaI was srea
500 and -nsTs and gwen / 7a.l SEN
lenue 2; 80 days n tae Portland
-nunlcipal cour- Wednesday, mcrrin-
after testimony vas furnished BY #
dce-a rs % finding g pi-rs =
wr.skey n bur.ap bag n a sieis..
M. Eunnewan was driving after II"
other occupant OF the sleigh. Fran.
u philErook. a tearnste- had 1e.r
-ar1wn out anI injured -t,e discnr-
arv If the whisker was made moro OF
less accidentally suhseQrent % tilc
7vey-ura az the sleigh ana Mr. o1ii-
1rooi : recelpr IF his Icju.- NJ.
Ea1neweiI appealed ana tarnlsara
mi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-31
On Auto Tire Charge

William Z Myers. 81 vea-s cf a-e
ana claiming 10 i've At Portland wa5
taken 20 Portland from Lewiston
Wednesday, ny Chief ri Police Bowen
lavlng~beer arrested -here. II TIE re
r-usst Of ne iocal pniice jrpa.-Int nj.
Myers . alleged 70 nave stolen -hrs,-
or four auto tirs>s from the Indi:.
street garage and 10 ha-e also ca!
iecred money fnr oren Hooper Sons.
whern It IS sait he worked. and not
turned 4 n 20 the cnmparv,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-31
Nomination by Governor

The following noIniralun sas beer
made ~ Governor Car! z. Ntillksn
4lG posted I. The Executive 1e1a,--
nen- -nler 1ata If Jan. 80.
Trustee III STATE Norma Schools
Edwin n Eamier If Milo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-31

Continues E-arn Page Two

ne Jadge, hearing !. is WORK nat
the scnoni department - 3rw dong out
-1r winch findings Z. CIT not now bring
ne farce Of afhcIai 7spurts ". THIN
- also explained me u. -e.a-:re 20
-hs payment ~ Stz.e air 70 81 nsr.n-
Iendsnts II unions n towns aiso pre-
ssnted At the budget hearing II lengE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-31
Session S-ouuce Market
Chicago S-an ICE Market

lineage Ian II
LF-lcencs IL argentine Or. 49,
difficult re purchase .aao ~lrnuTS -
ne Entente A-!ies wand aaanQur Il
-or-s or :. .er=A4 a---t-rTleuT with -A--
.err.ia IN i good lea -uuAE = ,t.
n :o-- MARIE rev. p--r.s ,'sH@.-a
strong - 80 1eI 7lEaer 49, Ma
- - % II -nC III - "a -~-.
a. g,-nea u - - 4. ~ rruns
M outcome Hinged rroIn .nc4ai-ea N
4 EMS over
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-31
Committee Hearings
FISHERIES ANc GAME

--he -1rr-r r-t.a On .-.a-,a ls,t~.as ana
game vii give pupiic lear-nE n rs
-on-nE az ne SITE f3uusa. n AIEuslA
I'm ESLA- T.n f. IL : IL m
ne allowing
AT ACT -1 -epeAl so much 1t SECTION
s u -aa7'rs- - lf t.lp Revised StaIulas
as aUriies q ne P-esu-npsco, --var.
-Unner.Enn county
Resolve n .avor Of 5sn screen at
ne 1lr.t, p Senago axe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-31

Stevens y L.u -4:.4r4--.y;
--n.a4 * -teslsaG --stltes -"~vl1.E
-.;a. pe-son ann. lar= ..A ~a>lIrrt
ast-al.s:Ied IL -ais -t.@ OF s.X month
.:.Sisad n -ar'e IaEsls Ds.cra oe.-s
permitted 20 vot+- a 90 "esOi"a pro-.
ooslaE AZ -arnl.nlrr. "a ..e ansr
-utsun 1r9v}aIlE "a. -. -.pr'Q- IA
eoverno- senators ana -e1i taentar.,e:
snail .. : ~esidan, ii -a.s state ar .
EN- " sig months mex -raca..ng 4.
.!ecI.un.
., Ar-rory +or Bangor
ILea-" ~ 2Aagu--75-snIv- -pDro
-au!pne,- NJ 4n -r--lsr-- su.lc.nE ~
ne .se -, ne Na..una, =t,4"5 q, ~
sac u Maine y-a-nn.l 4: 5&aro-
7e.u-,ec soae-s 5oI Tax
3~@-.u If -rw:s--1i--.: .a men.
t..e :,,v.saQ 81. It,a =:-s-,-.1r.Hg s<s.t.s.rc
~ Ven IL" I'll! have cache ~
ast Il. = ais ...u wanAs, lIantI' Z
a,a. nor -;:.e.l NJ 4ssesaaa rt..Ia5 q.
>! sos
sgat - Sc Gee
7tu.nrn.r y Ser OIL, - amen
1T 1raElhltu~r avs -v STRIKING oC.
words axceor .1uer n ~-c:.or = q,
-hx3ter = mo ne vo-1s ana r,der
when Kept o. Deposited VI. intent &
4e.! ne sa-1e edr cg2n..ng purposes "
as Z beverage f-o,n ,--c:3n-. - n -.Ie
same ar .1e-e-" -naE:ng : ueGa .
-sN c.ae- n -N.s state
D-ac- - Lew.sron--.. -xe,177, ne
n ESTE - n s1,4.e-y an- sailors ii
he WI Va ne W. v,a Spain. ana
ne war With German, VINO nae
-earned me 4gt e n va4-s and who's
1-roer--- staN 1rr exceed 4:2 aasessec;
ra.uat!on Of Goo' rom ra.,at.Un
-ouan o. T;Eterpur--Ac- amending
ne 5evIssa Statutes 50 as o gran
ne 2uoliu Utilities -ornIc!sslon al
-aur-fy . grant AUTHORITY - public
5e-v-lce COMPUTATIONS % saue aonus ~
sroeK o reimburse IS --easurv -o-
MONEY s2rG. T he acau!sit!cr If
proper ne ,nns:-acI2nn cnmpI eL.ur
=x.easuE 1r Improvement u IS eaclii-
les WHICH w-re ac-lA.ly expended
ram .ucsfns ana 9Dj 1n;aIned rom
pryor ssues o. stork onnus 1r apces
s~o~,esar Water cisr-'c:
smith of Skownegaa-Ac. ,nval-1nra;
ne ne Skowhega1 Ta;tr -istr5c..
-he &C: 1esiEnAIes ne 1or-4on Or -as
Qw- Thic:. shal. % nc.GHed n -he ais
l-'c. ana authorizes % -aa+ sucr
wa-e- as I Ma need my ne Ns-ne-
Dec --rer " any axe 1- 7ord who'll
,r partial .uca ted 7 an, " M owns
IF Sku~nsgaH. ranaan. >ulun. Athens.
Syclta.ieiG. Madison nr Ennu+c except
.rg EAncock 2nnu. ana rom arr --ve-
or stream n aUr ~ aaId .uwrg ar e-nrrl
wells or RESERVOIRS -nereir 7 cannon
lake wafer rom a 1rrvatev owned
source except Nv purchase NJ under
3era.a conditioUs n ne exercise Of ne
-fgc. II eminent dunl.r The &C: pro
-ldes the IsIRI TnACn.ne--- .o- earring
IN the business Of ca--fng on a water
service n d nunlc.pR.it- me ,!isr-tc.
Is 20 De managed ov 4 ouarxi NJ .h-.-
trustees e,ec;ea ~ a 3iura:itv vote u
re eEa -orers n ne Cist-7c. AZ a
s1ecial erection N he 1oi:r-h -uasda
n jay. -nt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-31

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-31

WAL STREET
seno~es ay -ayaen. Stems L GO.
Members %ew art SOCK Exc Sos
tpr Stock &c. New ] ark -otton t.xs.
-Sicagu S0R-1 Of T-ads Ecr-2n-
Branch 1flce ST M!ca.e 81 %@w EnG.
AND -ei-pnune -Eee So
WM. 4 ORTIZ H--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-31
The
Ever-Welc0nne
Visitor

For over ninety years the Daily
Eenrebec Journal has been the
chief spokesman Of kennebec and
surrounding coUn ties.
It's long career Of usefulness and
service has had powerful n
fuence for good On the lives ard
characters Of its readers.
The fairhtulress with y + ;ch the
news is presented. the sane and
helpful inte-preta ton Of the press
ing problems Of Troublesome times,
the uplifting word Of encourage
mert for every worthy cause, pub
lie welfare, civic be1ternerc and
community development, h 5 es-
tablished it as one Of the perwa-
rent institutions in Maine homes.
Today at least 10 900 Maine tani-
lies depend upon It for inspiration.
information, advice and entertain
ment.
In variety and n terest Of careful
y sifted news no paper IN the State
can surpass it. It's influence makes
for better home life, better bust
ness life, and better community
life.
To be Journal reader is to ldenti-
fy yourself with one Of the most
influential and at the same time
enc Of the least expensive means
Of self-advancement and self-edu-
cation at your disposal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-31
Boston Stock Marker


New YORK.. jan q
VEEaT -SpDt staAdy No . req Gag
rack Jew YarE
CrRN-SpCt -r-r Ne 2. ve.luw AM
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WANTED FARM

- -~,-- 81 g &c Acres ~'t1 fairy
looc SuIa gs. soou sa-er. ocataa =
eit>er Sttstcn, -,eisea, xhicere,u.
" inaso-. China. S,cney. Belgrade. M.
Vernon or -.rcrTeic. ar'ce +-or 5000
70 $1,000. acao-1os - oca:Icr anu
amount ~ 2erscrat property.
SOLDER FARMER.
Augusta
an 2-rsr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-31

80 waite 81 -o.t ana ereign; New
-ork
1AT-spot arn stanaa-d s-qEi
CCTTCNsEEC oIL--uL- prime sa1i
1er yellow =:
BT--ER-Sleady -ecApts ~ Tide
=reR-nerv higher rhan sx--as 47ttd4s *
ira 9. score 4sgq4t --st 80 .1hck-
-.s STOCK cIr-=n. maze y .. 90
EGG-C inscribed -ecsipts .. n cases
res. gathered extras Ts1s- t-ssr SAL
10. first 57157t state. "a. and neaTpv
western asnnerr white me . -anGF
S.G7": state. Pa ana ne2~hv hammer
white or8.na-- - ar,nle rH4tE. siaIs
Pa. ana nearby hsnnerv brown sss1s--
%. gathered Drawn ana mixed celo-=
scTA-cEs-stsaav, Virginia Do! II
CAsEA.Es-sreaay. L. hanged
-TGA2-Raw sIs&ay @ent---- lg44
2 me g-ll---ated As
5ogto, S-ocuce Market
Boston. al 81
sEEF--hoice ranle cafe SGI
ITEa-NCr-aerl -rsamerv -x:
4Asn4s western creamery extras A14hs
EEEsE-New 41rA WINS :aolIs
--esh Issnga
CORNING ve!low z5lail12
EGt-S-A -E--1r leHne--E h2ats west
err -x.-as 5s16,
ELCU9-spr1ng patent -ss--b SACKS
B7aalln
EAT-No : -.nutay .aaas
ANB-Spr-ng ls0.s
rS-Fancy 40 70 l.-;h. SACKS $50 II
= RA Meaiain oa ~ -hSl
s-C"A- ES-At-.Er pr -tS In = =
.ors 3bae4e
STGAE-Gznuiage wholesale --o
GERS quotation ~, per Il" rs = .4.h
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POs-A1E STAMPS EETgEE 81
ori gInal envelopes -ooa 5v4r OF. J4a
eI:ers Sep / Litchcork. Va. das=
an. dr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-31

-'-es-~ ~ 2Aagur-rzsoiv- 4poro-
-au!pmen- NJ IN -r-lsr-- sa..ct.nE mr.
ne ,se %. ne Na..una -t,-~I =. NJ
sac - Name g-a-ur-4 4: z&urn-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-11-04
SOuIh CAROLINA NEWS

The South Carolina Synod of the
Southern Presbyterian church con-
vened in Anderson this morning.
- Chester A. r. =. church was ap-
portioned $4,000 as its share of the
Forward Movement and raised $4,000
Trial of the case of Jake Gosnell
charged with the murder of Sheriff
Rector of Greenville, has been post
poned until January.
A company has been organized at
Chesnee, Spartanburg county for the
purpose of manufacturing fertilizer
there. 1t is proposed to mix 10000
tons annually.
ALL records for receipts by the game
warden department of South Carolina
were broken during October. Up to
noon last Saturday licenses and fines
had risen to a total Of $17,631.
About 200 patients from the state
hospital for the insane visited the state
fair in Columbia last week. One Old
lady, a member Of the visiting party,
said: 1T is the first time / ever visit
ed the state fair and / have been mere
a right smart time"
THAT there is now law on the stat
ute books of South Carolina prohibit
ing q teacher from inf1icting corporal
punishment on a disorderly school
child is in substance the answer, S. M.
Wolfe, attorney general of South Car
olina has made in a letter asking to
know about the matter.
According to T. H. Gregory, postof-
flee inspector, yeggmen are again oper-
ating in North and South Carolina.
The crackers are reported working
southwark from Norfolk and Rich
mond through eastern and central
North Carolina into South Carolina.
Pee Dee Advocate, Bennettsville:
A record breaking sale of farm lands,
not near any town, was made by Ham,
er, Hamer and Darby in Hebron town
ship last Tuesday, when they sold the
Lewis Hamer estate, 96.1S acres, at
auction for s51,236.SS, an average of
$532.71 per acre. Two tracts contain
ing 1855 acres sold for $2S,263.9O,
which is an average of $752.50 per
acre.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-11-04
LIPEpS GARAGE
GIVE YOURSELF
A SQUARE DEAL
j.. =. LIPE, Proprietor

DID YOU EVER HEAR or hear OF
a policy holder in the MUTUAL BEN
EFT expressing any doubt as to the
ability of the Company to carry out its
contracts, not only with him but with
every other policy holder? | am sat
isfied YOU never have. During the 20
years, lacking about three months,
that it has been in busnss it has not
failed to meet Il single obligation as
promised, and on numerous occasions
has surpassed its written promises.
New blood" does not cut any figure
in its calculations. 1t is fact that II
not a single new member should be
added in the future, and each OLD
member should continue TO pay the
agreed premiums on his Insurance,
every single policy in force today
would be settled in full as it matured.
no, as to whether or not the MI
.TUAL BENEFIT is safe is question
that never gives the pOlicyhuIdcr any
concern. No other company mas ever
carried out its contracts at less cost
and no other company writes as lDer-
al contracts. DO you think that IN
buving Insurance you are giving your
self square deal if you buy without
investigating the accuracy OF my rep
reservations?
Sam M. Grist, Special Agent
Room 2O3, First National Bank Bldg.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-11-04

II All Depends.-When James A
Garfield was president of oberlin col
lege a man brought for entrance as a
student his son. for whom he wished
a shorter course than the regular one
THE boy can never take all that in.
said the father. He wants to get
through quicker. Can you arrange 1t
for him?"
"Oh, yes" said Mr.. Garfield. HE
can take q short course; It all depends
on what you want to make of him.
When God wants to make an oak He
takes a hundred years, but He only
takes two months to make squash" "
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-11-04
a,aaluruus Department.

Making Punishment fit the Crime
Noticing one of her small boys nibbling
at some luncheon in school one day
the teacher called the culprit to the
desk. you know" she began sternly,
that you must not eat during lesson
hours! Now as a punishment you
must stand here in front of the class
and eat every bit of it."
The small boy did as he was bid' a
curious grin overspreading his face.
The teacher misunderstood that grin
until the last scrap had disappeared.
when, from the class, n small voice
walled in fearful accents:
Please, teacher, that wasn't his
lunch he was eatin'; it was mine"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-11-04

Her Repy.-He had but recently
met an elderly maiden lady in a near
by town. On his return home he
wrote, asking her to marry him and
requesting an answer by telegram. On
receiving the letter the lady rushed
TO the telegraph office.
How much does it cost 10 send te-
legram ?" she demanded.
"Twenty-f1ve cents for ten words"
answered the operator; and this was
the telegram her suitor received:
Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes,
yes, yes.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-11-04

Not Her Faut.-Doris was rather
backward in her studies and one day
when her father was inQuiring into her
standing at school the little girl ad-
mitted that she was the lowest in her
class.
why, Doris, am ashamed Of you!"
exclaimed the mother; why don't you
study harder and try to get away from
the foot Of your class?
"It amt my fault replied Doris, in
tones of injured innocence, "the little
girl who has always been at the foot
has left school,"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-11-04
Just for. a chanae-"Excuse m,

Just for change-"Excuse me-"
said The girl to her dancing partner,
as sac stopped in the middle of the
Boston" don't you think you might
introduce little change in your style
OF dancing?"
why certainly, most gladly. How"
sked the young man.
Well if you don't mind" sweetly
said his partner would you MIND
dancing on my left foot for while?
The right has about had enough"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-11-04
Eugenies-"Father did you ever liz

Eugenies-"Father, did you ever lie
when you were a boy?"
No. my son." said the father, who
evidently did not recall the past with
any distinctness.
Nor Mother, either?" persisted the
young lawyer.
No. Why?"
"Oh, because / don't see how two
people who never told lie could have
n boy who told as. many as 1 did,
Where could I have got it from?"