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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15

needing 4 trained artist decided that he
was too big for the show business, and
they picked him up and placed him in
better company. lie expects to arrive
in this city within few days 10. spend
4 vacation with relatives and friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
TO HONOR MEMORY
OF REV. HARTMAN

Tho memorial to be placed in Trinity
I.ut her:n church. in honorcd memory Of
the late Rcv. ". a. Hartman. founder
Of the church. and it's first pastor has
boon received. 1t will be placed in the
church next week.
Tho unvailinG OF the memorial will
TAX" place on Sunday evening, February
% at 30 o'clock. 4 special memorial
service will BIO held al that time. The
present pastor. Rev. o. G. Dean will dc-
liver The memorial address. a special
program has hccn prepared for the orcI-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
HARRY LAUDER SERVED
AS RECRUITING SERGT.

It Is not generally known that dur
Ing one of the drives for army volun-
teers in Great Britain. Harry Lauder.
who was an eager advocate Of victori-
Gus peace as we'll as droll and delight
ful entertainer. travelled all over Eng
land and Scotland as recruiting SER
geant, and was instrumental in enrolling
over 10000 men. At his own expense
he carried band Of Scotch pipers. and
they were very helpful in his work or
arousing slackcrs 10 the need OF men for
the colors. True to the traditions Of his
clan, Lauder is never without his band
of pipers, and they will be with him
during his visit to the Court Thursday
matinee and night. February 20.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
~ BUILDING PERMITS
HERE in SEVEN DAYS
Despite the Reimbursement Period
wheeling Continues Active in
Construction Work.

Despite the reconstruction. or better.
,rcadustm"nt period, this county is now
passing through. there were twelve scpa-
rate building permits issued in. Wheel
ing during the past seven days. amount
to nearly $1,000. The week previous
building permits 10 the amount OF only
$4,000 perc issued.
A list Of the permits issued during
the past seven days is as follows:
George l.. Reid for private garage
500 South Front street 10 cost $3.50 TO
be built by himself; IF. l.. Wallace. fnr
garage. 6f Thirty-scventh street. TO cost
$50. To be built by himself; John Dorm.
for repairs TO building rear $40 Market
street. to cost SIS. by George Dom; Lee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
LOCAL SIGN ARTIST
BOOSTED IN SOUTH
Former Well known Wheeling Man Has
Won q National Reputation As
An Artist.

The many friends OF William a
Peters. we'll known artist of this city,
will be gratif1ed to learn that he is max
Ing good in the south. where he has had
wonderful success in his chosen profess
sion. AT the present time he is in Jack
sonyilIe, Florida, where he is making Z
great hit with his brush as scenic ar
tist.
For several years he travelled ahead
Of one Of the biE shows rs their Official
artist, but several of the big concerns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
UNCLE TOM AND
LITTLE EVA HERE
VIII Show Matinee and Night at Court
Theatre Today-Parade at Noon.

The Uncle Toms Cabin" revival,
which will he seen at the Court this
afternoon and evening. is said to be the
most expensive and elaborate offering
ever made Of the great play in America
The company numbers over thirty mem
bers, while The scenic equipment is OF
such variety that a special car is re-
quircd for its transportation. There will
be a matinee for the children at els
and a performance this evening at Sis
ut popular prices. Watch for the parade
at noon today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
Will Address Sunday
Morning Club TomorII

Mr.. George c. Crook, supertutea
Of a local Insurance company win 10
speaker at the Mems Sunday Non
Club Of tho Emmanuel Baptist c.
in the club room. second moor ~
Y. NJ. c. 4. building at $3.50 o'eioc
morrow.
Professor Elmer c.. Hoclzle. Arms
steal director, Of Paris Island
camp. South Carolina will sing As
number and the clubs male QUAR-
will also sing. Strangers are an
welcome. ga
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
Drink Habit
Eu1-1uIsrp TO TESCUN

Tesrun TrtNr5nrs ftr uTuakiEE ny the
drink hahr GcE;ruT MI taH,' for Y. hi.'kry.
uls. hri.r .sr t,ti.u: alcoholic Sl.:uLlhntS,
Rs tipuSanG;; 't.T wrreS ana mothers can
teE1;f.:. II X II sample hurne treatment
thur t;cu h" Ei:':H secretly. md II sold
uuG": Rtr..Ehuiind muuCp-r"IuuG guar
;izIItrs' L.! tn" Coleman ind C;rC:st stores
and l:y al typ~it-dat" druggists
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
COUNTY COURT NEWS
Marriage IIcenseG,


James Pearl. city. and Mary Cum
bridge Marshall county.
Ralph Van Fosscn and Flossie Cooper
both Of Strasburg. o.
Leonard Arthur Parks and Bertha
tIcudrich. both OF Coshocton county. y.
Deeds.
William G.. Boadwins and wife. Mary.
10 Fred Fl. Frazier. lot on Fifteenth
street. Consideration. $40.
Harold .. Etz and wife, Frances B.. to
Carl II. Hadscll. lot in Woodlawn.
Consideration. $40.
Security Trust company. trustee. to
Hnroid Q. Etz. four lots in Woodlawn.'
Consideration, $40.
Greenwood Cemetery company to Geo.
Fl. Neuhard. q lot in Greenwood ccme-
terry. Consideration, $l12.
Four deeds Of trust were admitted to
record
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-26
Friends of Ireland
In America Fight
For Its FreedOf
Mysterious Death
Reported From
Near Scpard

sNsau a. Hebsf.,ss 80 aees q
inses'issts 80 aasrtfisss fssth -
sovna r-se nslaa h.'~ssr -
wers 80 ss~sfs ~hs sas fsant
dead r. ~ feelr ~ hls bresnsf
ssflY ~sraay ~nsfnlrs
fhe iaferraatiee ~ several hufo
iafses sorsrssssa =, as~sss ssa
49, n'en' IL ~eisn = epfglaf 49,
sha' sea severely ~eunasa - a..
shef Cern. = fafmsf isirB near
ss~aes .ssssle tns fss~,s ~as ~
lra a. breas l~ta csrns fsaaenes
Nes pvhlsNse - naedsYs psllY
header ~s,h zee request ~, 1rsss
naslen ffew Arrurs ~he kesss -
AnyoHs ~he hsa bsse ~eursss "a
hs tslspheasa - tNs snssiff's au,ss
ed 20 'hs lrfaFwssior ~ 800 asaih
ana 'nvsssios,len ~iil hs haa 20 A.
tsfnuns tes sstual cause - ths ~
ceased se~,lna ie hls death vshisA
nay have some BEARING o. lhs sass
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-26
] D REED, LONG TIME
GUTHRIE CITIZEN, d
Stricken With ApopIsry WI
Walking on street Monday
os Years Old Survived BY
Wife. Son md Daughter

10 nset rha 49, sifi.A am
pafaifse Nandai ehNe walAiaE
m tfsefs H mn efy psssed 3
ihe famlg fe.tense ast aienl
500 faaf Nilas afenae
The a. seaasra 4ss ss fsaHs of
sua ass resided m ihs eHf ~
nasf ~ frsn ehafe - aas been
saRed iu .af flnaIns and ssulee ,
ness end 80 respected as "a
0fa als fiilten
He IL sugtnfd bf hla sifa Ns,
Reed an daughter Ms Mlule k
~ l.anemonf foipfaan an1
lfae Reea 80 gins Ianaiil oh's
u stpettea Hefe hss.nx felsEfsl
ihat e soaia eoms - snoa a.
stl
lntsfmsnf siII 81 ~ Belle a.
Kansas ana ihs D. ssssd wai be
- rsst beslas ns fumsins ~ 4
SOFAS sho haze preceded han 90
zFafr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-26
10000 Ruined Homes

The number = hou.s. destroyed
ia belgium total. itwu 3pfstl
having heen wiped ali iu ihs fr.f
iiau lll.h ~ lHi4 and 2ttsn ln
fhf iatsr sars ~ tis usf
Tho question of lieisluu repairs
flDns is in ihe hands af ~ Nam
leu lieutri. ono - ihs Ps8le
lieiegat@s npd " ibe.pr~' ~
iuiusfraiDF 81 ihs liauk 81 iifus
sel- niip were named e.. The iNs
representatives - iheir country in
fhf sulail nation 4Hufa sf fbe
keparai : ofnmiiiss
q Ds~prei b. also sn ihf b.
gan committee fof finaneiai mai
itrs, his so.usrkef- l.eiug N.
franeq dire0ta ~ fhe ~.sieie
'ifasrsle ~ glnm n Maintain.
llreior "a fhf Belgian National
Bank and y Ramhsui. director
general "a fhe department ~
frusuf.
80 ihe bfigsat Economical Mi.
son nss 81 Palss are 81 Brunei.
y ffs.ensfer N Nhnsn l.,rfand.
president II The I hami.er 81 Com
iueree ~ Mons y caiopln and
~ Jfan d. iiempiiune.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-26
Germany Must Pay Three Hun
dred Million To Belgium State

belgium bHl far state aan
eye. sfIi total sftssltssifssi H.
bTi ~ refssnsi ipsees may ru
fa - mu,h More She rii ae
msna - punitive lamsgr. FROM
Sermsuv bni there greet
sariimenf bob ,rrialu fir ie. Jazz
fhe personal punishment oi ihe
ksi.er
Toe karsrafions emmlffrt aI
fle pear. 'oufsfsnrs has now
beer ds. gna'ei and BeigiuH 4.
reads ~ present ber e5sf
Anene fis ifems is ~ b'ii ier
STATE io..,~ sre ihe following
Pr railway fs,-fs and fflf.
grapts s1siyufD.
Fef sefasI war rapeudli4res
- s1gsDg1
Fpr ssr faKes pali 80 i,erman-.
stflfssiyHI :
Fer relief Of population. sspu
.fbffstb1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-26
NV Nil ~ iO~t ~ it.i, N
i\~tW ui>ts - ~Ot .nI

thl~f Mitchell haf nuHeh ~ suf
eiral insirpmenfs msfn ehauffe
fha' Nas druupef vn lhr ilfrsia ~
#fH F#fff fHH Ht fFsH |H
hs otffe ihai sssHs S hstr aa p~n
rfshIH if the HeHet eUf enmt la
lD fe elau afstflhH pfuptuf ne
same wl b. falnsi osrr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-26

Ihs ndi fe1oef $3.50 nNf ai 'h'
h| als af atf aie nnihrf p heeN.
3, faH Nlas at l.H b. ipWHfne
mnrnInf tar ihs Oupeee " hnhilHt
ihtIf fHnerai services ani rs Hiins ihr
unalaa n fhe deIa ~ fae nnfln
snu of ihs aame iaf ~ nsuf ip
uf r.aius kaa 40 b. nafls No
lrr gwu3 "A "A Dnauais strfciFff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-26
W. uniit~IIiP DnisI iOIs
4. 40 4. ~IAnf~ I'M iil>D

Tee eampalau inf Hse mslnbefs|
Chamber - gymmeree sll "A
ssllssly rh4rsdsy morning shen
a.Ubefship ssanAiiee - 0hieh 4
Dsau u fhalrman vii make a /
tsss ~ the city Many citizens
slFninx membership cards nos and
first estimate 81 900 all be FAR
ees5ed The foii0sing new mems
slFned no today
Mr. T. I. Johnson. I. I. Johnson.
T. Anderson. v A Jones. Charsez
wrieht. Grover g Raiston. A L Bra
chs= y pirFe~ rasid Hetch, "
lfstes-s. = I 4 l.itzhaupt. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-26
MILLIONS OF DOLL Al
RAISED TO HELP 1
AusF PHlLADELfH
ALONE CONTRIBUTED
500 600 uREAr Crowd
IRISH BY MPArHfxE|
CHEER Justify FOR q
DIsAL GIBBONS mol
MFNT SPREADS rHRou|
OUT NATION


fhliafHiehh Feh M fladee
ntafir e. lsW 30 tNrff or ia A
ta ghe naaaais ha feusnstlsl
thu peaee ssiiennte ~ lfeia|
asht "a aslf 1sfsfiaimili,a eere 4
maas ht lsa4afa af lhs ffi.n.is -
ueeskim a. fhetf sfernuoa nce|
ia th~ Asuhms ef uaa
fsalf 4tsa lfishmes tried 10 4
lAsls ~as laie ibs Aeadsfas fho|
te heiwe saa nlssf slih del~s
shn aanss fnsm sll parts ~ ha =
uF mnx besav oehst ans
ahst tl~s sue tssi tsst - uf|
faayeasens aui e.ants nf iha daleT|
learue.i fhal ihfartsh a'ma altri|
arrangement uverfioN mrst|
:, bsthi%f e. 81 hsla AZ fha vuY|
ava Hhafsfi fhrafrf. hei bsea Il
.ien,.i
Fw tse haar. i'est aat -
sfFp.as ssslhfl STA uisn tnd sd
Infiasins hanlretis eba heia eFu|
iHls ffun ihs se sn'tafna n
ehI,h ths aitelinr sas hei II
ffflna 20 esiu sdnaHaHe faea 4
81 ih~ fairsia whu alss ha1 arrl
ful .afe fn Est n started sa,lfea|
me rrtwas and fm. asmlal usurl
meetings wtfe hstl tfnm fhe MsQl
lhn Apaslsnii
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-26
fetec- SENATE ewes Norg %
CONFIDENCE 20 CcNrR>etNr

pa-s ret .t-rhs So - ssnafs
ssoas gave ~ ssserr-'ert = 80, =
so~ssoencs q, acxis-,ater feio~ -
~ 4sorsss a. lefcr eerst rlristsf e
presssIoes. osrra ~tIes - outhnsc
SO ate srtsrs q - cerartrert res.
ts.e - .ress.rs f.e seh ccst - VIVA
thra.1neai 80 eosrtrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-26

eLAN : A. slS.r
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40 N"s 10
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-26

tuh.i states al.tatars ns.fah
q alsh AMI nas vfnam q on
Do aefe ia hsf. bsen amsms
sNapscf efft niWNh - b1 uFsaa
tini lhs Hewa n James Card
fi|thof reiaiv ~ th~
naa raihafir enur h in AmsFlem.
s. a0msi ihe eIlf sad wault toe /.
8 apluiians eas eneagh tn he.p
aamis wallHw ln fhH streets Bod
fur an upfHfuntir iu fiud sinns
ff4sW
fNeuff uthef Speakers. lprnH
3 shras fIssfs Nahb kraaskvtl
roo luuFfrNaflon heHfsHfa ~
tfaniiaaud na ra4u n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-26

-THs state ieaisiaiurs hss only iea
Gays lsfi = fhs o. oins ssty 81
is'teo ~ 49, eorr suation Affsr
tHsf Gate the rser1bsra ~sat ser.e
90 s. 90 osy = tnsy remain r
session Cos eohsrsscn -. nciifl
se fee ~,s~sbsFt thst - ~5ii rei caH
spec So stssor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-26

ftfer Iigif's eere arrived a.
- careful fbees.ng ~ after ~
srfaf.fiee i' Hili ~ Infleh sarder
~ gather asfa - 81 ~ eafsgunf
~ f-ers,nsI lges,s suffefed ht file
-. zisns h1f siready tribunals
srt a. wDrk Throughout TO-
eoanfry. taxing stsfsmesis 81
farmer, anal sborksePers ard
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-26

$ L,..s Fss 1s-Lsssrs s--ss-s
- : .ses- = ,ssis-s s~s tse -.
sos-s ,. - - s~-r1sr ---o-rsry
- -. es-ss tn-sr. - 49, > issss~.
- :. os1srs-e - ao1sys .ersa,-
- -. 40 c9~.l,e-t cs-s-sss fsr .
L.ze.. = ss-ss-s-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-26

Householder. ~ fH damago
foHs fhef In.se sni -ianss
Wnaf mantl as io.f aHd fhf
fli8f VI afefl ar naiffaI ln.f
Ihs Nui he.e tribune
started fen aats aro af osfemi
Distribution Schemes
There IS some ulsiIan un
h.e - fll.fnmff ffr mallei
shth vIii p ahia.usd from grr
many a. rfra ration fof These pfr.
sanal losses Mll f he best fn
glfe - eaeh claimant fbe few
tladre'l iolIat. demanded NNi
iha money hf kerf hs fhe state
iar .Heh pnfro-f. - b maf a..
-ife ~ i fiffe another eaF -
ui iilug ff ~i.eisi eransmisfs
have dsti ise.i s heHf ulhh sn
fh- srrfaee ~ fefr fea.Ihlr and
undoubtedly ns4'i rs.uIf 10 great
ge'-i 4 !. - hafe ihr sams faai
nfer - bsrmsnf luf Inia vest
insiifanff aHgfmenf which
would sllor permanent 'aaons
Z" ~ given fo flatsf aha through
fhf nsr have suffered i.... ~ il...s-
be-lne>.fs ~ io.~ IT ths bread
Ninners - ihe fam
u !. pointed onf that tbs xaiiiI
bring greater security r. the poor
Tran vonld fhe disfribuiion Of a
ie~ hsgdred dollars - cash. after
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-26
reUsss Rtvolr sRUhss
OUr ~ vk.s.tIs

Cepennaatn fcb. .s-- fssh revolt
tfoss 90 - sFrnhe tooay spsrts
car fosrss soe.psee 90, pea, o'fles fns
isiesr4pn o'fcss ard frs rsl~as
ttsilor sre esnrsricstlont ~Ith frs
clfy l-tsrnopise
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-26

-rfcraas Andenscn nsgrc soldier.
~re sossNt prsesls trrcugh ths A.
eorus sofest aec s~ccuntefeo tfs
ossoif German ess 'srss u tecpf
rIar,. reto0ree g ss~ ecrs ias'
~ees Toasy re 49, feunc osao in
- beo-a sletlri - as furass feos~
ieasns ass stove
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-26

~Not~t,nstA-as~e tes sAci t~si viii
ls~ -ss rhorupsor rnAyeT -
crieseo ~as ai'scssc osrina frs
~sr - . csrrar sswpsttifer fns
fspatncsrt yes,srrsy - nominated
r~ 'or = seoono tern rhs ~orner
ssppotss h|~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-26
OKLAHOMA s SENIOR sENA
TOR. WHO SPENT THkEE
MONTHS INVESTIGATING
MATTERS IN EUROPE SAYS
PRESIDENT WILSON Is ON
RIGHT TRACK PLAN NOT
PERFECT BUT BEST TO BE
HAD NOW WILSON TO
MEET SENATORS TODAY


~1sssr rssS- Set eS-pres.ssns
~,lsev 49, - te SO SAstei te.
ssf = - e~sass r-erts p<~~,.g =
~7eet srrsscfs are a.s<ass tnt
iess'ss,Nr sftaxte- 49, ttr~,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-26

p Frs tecss 5saier . nes ta be bsaten.
e~en ~ eonshtetlcnai rrahseiusn
Nettsrss, artieles e i~xoepersticn
see ssese ~ tss A q & restss
fant serspans ~ Ne~AN FNe cer
pars ~lH cp.rste restaura~ts sos
srieeas ee tns csesn "a, bssess
ths fks nsfe Nrt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-26

~sse - g,fnss 80 crsraber
q cc~~e~rs = 1ot. ~ ~os
g ss>- tsos.sr isr .r1sy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-26

Sc ~as no' o. tts - ecurss T'Hst's
~naf fee isrs foeno Hot tne eAcis
~rria haa acqa,ttsu rsr prior e ne
irai Mare LssSeni slstirs - 4
fsur arc ~no sIiled 49, shud ~nsr
i ~ss horr Snsi, ao~r aod pssl
e ~hee fhs sersfei ~ss asitNsrea
i.er ere apesai - tHe souu ~as
sersIt ~esslers t . nof a crime
90 klll suct chHa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-26
Brief Bits OF
The DAYS Mems
or the Wires

-rhxrs i - lenesf 49, ~.sss e -
ssSsreo r s1ssia tes .ies sss 80
go sstns 80 sess sns elsu ts pss
tee-' a. 81 prett, sees thefs ~iii
- - toss lsft
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-26

-rss rssr ne esnari.tts ths ho-ns
- feaera| guoee Raien Cas.cosH 81
Nsss oees l4st yea ~wns ssrtsneec
- tuass eoh Nlilla~as ssstsnas, g
ftse peafs IN tAt fedsrai ns.soa
rhef ra-'es ars Press S4nus aas
Nln sossfs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-26

''r~i---a 90 -. si- ,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-26

-Fft sat neftf naH7ta tnf 60 n
france oic cie~snceaa nsafis
slshtf ssArs 90 prenfsr % Ffaece
as chalnrsan - ths peace sonfef.
eass aithouar ..oundea three tuss
Nss ous tecsY .nd attenasa ths
SEES ers - ths rues'lns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-26

Crrraans 49, - longer hs
psrrsH'so a. stAs 81 tooish seit
A. cefr,s~s reic sursre ths ssaf ars
ts.ns sent hseA 20 Gernsns
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-04-23
A CLASH AT MARION SQUARE.
ISlucjacketS and Citadel Cadets Come
Together in Charleston.

tNewS and Courier, April 1917
a near riot occurred last night as
result Of an alteration between a
Citadel cadet and blucjacket. Two
or three fist fights ensued, but shortly
after midnight the trouble had sub
sided. no arrest being made.
1t was said that the affair was the
result Of heated language between a
olnelackot and Il Citadel cadet =, tbp
Red Circle Hall. 4 dance was in
progress, and the hluejackcts resent
al the presence Of the cadets with the
result as stated.
The cadets backed up their COM
rade and the bluejackets did like
wise, and the affair was continued in
the streets. At King and Calhoun
streets 1t eliminated in several fights
in which it is said that one cadet was
badly bruised. Whether or not any
Of the enlisted men were injured is
not Of record.
The police department was called
upon to render aid. and a squad OF
men was sent to the scene at once
and others called from adjoining
beats to help them. Col. o. J. Bond,
superintendent Of the Citadel, Or
dered the cadets to their barracks,
and after some time it was reported
that all were in. A naval officer as
sisted in quieting the disturbance by
going among the bluejackets and is
suing orders to them. 1t was not
necessary to call either a riot squad
or provost guards to the scene.
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MA STEERS SALE.
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF OCONEE.
IN Court Of Common Pleas.

Jh tOufJ or common PleaS.
Pursuant TO decree of the afore-
said Court in the case named below
| will offer for sale, to the highest
bidder, IN front Of the Court House
door, az WaihNlla, S. c., on MONDAY.
the 9Th day Of MAY, 1919, between
the legal hours of sale, the tract OF
land below described:
The Bank Of Columbia, a Corpora
ton created and existing under
the laws OF the State of South
Carolina and j. A. Shankln,
Plaintiffs,
against
J. 4 ShAmNlin, as Executor Of the
la. VII. and Testament Of DR.. r.
J. Dickens. Deceased; Virginia r..
Sh"ukln ulius a. Shanklin, Jr,,
and GoNyarS p. Shanklin,
Defendants.
All of that certain piccct, parcel
or tract Of land, situated in Oconce
County, in he State aforesaid, on
Tugaloo River, adjoining lands Of J
~. Jones, estate Of Doct. Spencer. S.
e. Maxwell aud others, and contain
ing FIVE hundred acres, more or less,
the said tract having such shane.
metoH. huttinrs and boundings as rep
resented by ! plat Of re-survcy made
by Robert Fnllerton, d. S., and certi-
fed for the 9Th day Of December
ID. SII, and recorded in Clerks
once OF piCkens District, Mesne Con-
veyUnce Books l57 and 1853, and GER
tihed for the 9TH day OF May, 1852.
Thia iract oi land was resurveyed by
J.B Sanders, d. s., March 28th, 1871,
and by the plat Of said re-suryey
which Is referred to as part OF this
MORTGAGE dced, contains seven hun
dred and nlnety-eight acres, more or
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may more efficiently meet the de-
marG9, I'm many places some kind
Of Sorial meeting Is being planned
for the children one afternoon dur
ing the week Any community wish
ing 10 join III the movement where
no leader has been appointed is asked
to get IN touch with the county or
State association.
Write Il y, Webb. General Secre-
tary, or Miss Cora Holland Children s
Division Superintendent. TIA Chap
man; building, Spartanburg, S. C.
Bear in mind the State Conven-
ton, June 2, 4, 5, at Florence, the
Gate City" OF eastern South Caro-
lima. Fraternally,
VIM. S. Morrison,
Pres. Oconee County S. S. Ass II.
Clemson College, April 10, 1919.
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Found q Still in Home.

Gaffney, April lS.--C. Y. Allison,
State constable. and J. II. Allison.
chief OF police OF Bla ksburg, while
searching for stolen property at the
home Of John Dickson. in the town
Of Blacksburg, yesterday. found in
the kitchen Of Dickson's home Il dis
tillery which had been in operation.
The still was made from water
tank Of the kind used on ordinary
cooking stoves. and was an ingenious
contrivance. Dickson was arrested
and taken before Magistrate CASTOR,
Of Blacksburg. who required him to
enter into bond for his appearance at
the next term Of the Court Of General
Sessions for Cherokee County.
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lHurmnn'S Speaker Wins.

Greenwood, April 18. = Speaking
on the subject, "The Challenge Of
Human Need" e. B. Kolb, represent
ing Furman University, tonight was
awarded the first honor in the South
Carolina intercollegiate Oratorical
contest, held in the auditorium of
Lander College. r. w. Wilson, Of
the Presbyterian College. was given
second place. while A. Stokes King,
Of Wofford, was accorded third hon
ors. The second place winner had
for his subject. "Our Greater Task"
while Mr.. King spoke on "The Eter-
nality OF Law