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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-06-11

""So . "AiChuiAohI, pIOpOSeu w oon-
ator Phelan, Democrat, Of California,
to fix methods Of calling popular rat
ilicatiOn conventions.
Although few State Legislatures
are now In session. woman suffrage
champions tonight declared that rat
ilicalion soon would be accomplished
probably by next spring. In to-
days debate. however, Senator Gay
predicted that, with the Southern
states opposing the measure because
o! cntailcd cnfrancliiScment Of the
negro women, the required thirteen
states would refuse to ratify, and
t!iuS cause it's rejection.
Approval Of the resolution to-day
by the Senate followed the meeting
I'll new members elected last Novcm-
Der and also the transformation of Il
tow Senators from opponents into
supporters.
Opponents again occupied most Of
to-day's debate and reiterated argu-
mcnts that the resolution Is destruc-
'''' VI o'"'' ''Sh'' All" poPuiat RUE.
r.. ID. Smith Against IL.
senator f. y. smith, OF Souht Car
olina. spoke for about Il half hour in
the Senate in opposition to the S. b.
Hh'hohF fcdcrai suffrage amend
Mcnt. He gave in detail his reasons
ior MS stand emphasizing particu-
lHrly the point that Southern Scna-
'orS VINO voted Tor the proposition
wee ~ eject recognizing and vital
'M"S 'he '''h Amendment, which
''"E nave a're;'NE htlH 10 De III dell
'hclr states.
me icoPc"'nE al IN" race question
lying dormant III the 9TH amend
iheh' was predicted ny the south
Cnrr.ina senator il the woman suif-
rage amendment Shouid be adopted.
some students OF political conditions
lhlhk II Will ne harder 10 q" the
amendment r"thed by the states
IMAM II mas oreh 10 get 1t through
congress.
Iiiinoi> May Lead.
springfield, w.. LAY J.-A rcSolu-
loh seeking TO put Illinois tirs, IN
record as ralifying the Federal sun
rage amendment was introduced in
the state senate to-day. The rcS0lu-
''oh went over FOR one day.
"iri iGnn Wants Honor.
Lansing "lch, June '.--~GoTrrnor
| H''"pSr TINS afternoon wired the
tate p"H'r'men' at Washington ask
'NE 'ha' il certified copy OF the Fed
"'"' suffrage amendment be for
""'"eo a' once SO that action may
'e taken ny the Mlchlgan .egiSla-
'"ES' "h'ch Is now IN Specia! session.
rioridinnS Will Take Action.
'"'NS"n'''le' rla.' June '.-rlor-
'o" may DC the l'rSl state 10 ratlfy
'''' o"'"" d. H"'"o''s "h'ehomehl 10
''e reoe'"i CohStl'"ton' MIS-: w. 5.
'o''''''S'' ie'ner ot 'he suffrage
'o'''' !" 'o''"'' "l'ho"iced To-Day.
NAN! "c'h"erS Oh the legislatures
""''" '''' wee" Will emu 'tS plchhlal
'''''''' at '"i''"'SSee' lhlS morning
'''''"' I" "''' 'chh'"sH lhat theF
"'e. ana Such measure is expected
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-06-11
G. q s ORIA
For Infants and Children
I'm Use For Over 80 Years
Always bears ~
:.;gna'uis 'ss Of M@/zHs?z9zz1I
N"nnamakrr to Rcvcnuc Service.

Washington. JGnc I'LL. l.. ~ n
hdm& k"r, formerly VI the STAFF OF he
charleston News arl Courier. nd
l"H II" past year ci"ri. of the lr,cr-
ai,'" commerce. Comm ittcc o. the
senate. OF which Senator T.. y. Smith
M"S chairman, has accepted a uoSi-
son OF responsibility in the internal
f"Nt ne service. lie viii en- '"! npOn
ms now duties next week. These
duties will take hm into several
states but principally in south Caro-
lima
Mr.. Nannamakrr's family will re-
turn to south Carolina, but Mr.. Wan
hamak"r is not yet certain in what
Guy they will reside He ana they
are very popular here. and a wide
circle OF friends. official and social
VIII regret their departure.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-06-11

Volcano KiIIS ThOuSNNdS.
The Hague, June 1.-THE Cover
nor General Of the Kcdiri district Of
Lava reports that J. 90 persons were
killed in the recent eruption OF the
volcano OF Kalut.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-03
NIpeedr am ronIahs

In MS latest sIccess, Harry Carey
sets out for New York 70 win a bride.
Ete wins her and her mother IS thrown
in for good measure.
Everything ia smooth sailing until
Dcther-ln-laW gets the bhnd-staggers
Of social ambition and tries to wreck
his home.
Then Cheyenne Harry turns wreck
ar and stirs things up,
Co to toe Hippodroma theatre to-
night and see Harry Carey in his most
delightful photoplay Also harold
Lloyd in I'm On My Way a good
comedy
Tomorrow Margaret Fisher IN .Moliv
OF the Folies," will De the attraction
at the Hippodrome theatar. Il is a
clever satire comedy on sideshow lifR
and one OF the best Miss Fisher Is a
clever little artist and her work. In this
picture merits all the confidence
placed In her By the management
also Farm and BUNDLES, a Big W.
comedy.
Monday and Tuesday Constance Tai.
usdgs and Harrison Ford in 'Ro-
nance and Arabeila."
Coming soon, Fannie Ward, in Com
NOR Clay the aim sensation of the
year,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-03
French klddies are Just az Messy
Now as a Year Ago, and just as
Fatherless Soldiers Or
phans, Though.
MEETING TO SAVE THEM
keokuk sooiety's officers and Commit
tee win All Quit job Next Week,
II is Authoritativeiy
Said.

Ninety French orphans have foster
parents in Keokuk who are about 10
die,
A meeting to try TO prevent this
fatality Of foster parents will be heiu
next Wednesday evening at the \,
Nj, C. A. p%arlors. beginning at ''ao
o'clock.
This meeting will decide whether
Ia let the French Riddles go to. or
10 keep ON sending them things as
during the last year,
The adoptions. mostly. expire soon,
or have already expired, The work
was administered by a society formed
hero which seem TO have died be
fore this, or at least To be totally
paraiyzed,
considerable difficulty is being
experienced In finding q chairman FOR
the society" said an officer OF II To-
day, land the present committee Will
resign next week"
Hence, the public is invited TO
meet at the Y, NJ, c, A, parlors next
Wednesday evening, for the French
kiddies are just as needy and father
less now as they were a year ago,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-03
eurIesoo's Counterstroke.

SfFins led, Mass. Republican: Mr.
f~Af'esous eoanteratrobe has become
Very familiar Whenever he Is attack.
cd, he strikes back at the newspapers
1N chaFslng a conspiracy OF ~progagan.
aEainSt HIM in order 70 punish the
Courageous and public spirited Official
VINO persuaded congress 10 pass ths
law affecting the second class
mail privilege. The too freauent lisa
os this brilliant Counterstr9ise is su,,.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-03
THEATERS.
RAIN Or shlne-ee rhere.

Specially arranged fer--at regular
5, 10. Is cent priees-the Grand has
two fine pictures for tonight and Sum
day night, Ii u rains JUST grab the
old umbrellas. puE The faIaiky under
them and make for the Grand. Don't
let 4 little weather yea TO
miss two Of the best pictures Of the
year. The Grand has something
Tenight, Happy Though Mar
.rted." with Enid Bennett, VIOLA Vale
and Douglas MacLean- Newyweds.
.cha married folks, those who think
they may be married some day-an
viii ind a message Of highly anus
ing nature, with agreeable thrills
.thFesa In Alse theFe0 be 3 Big V
comedy, Dukes and Dollars
HAPPY Though Married. should be
run TIVE days, tt's that good, but the
Grand waited super attractions fps
teRight and sunday Happy Though
Married ans one bill us story is
a secFet-Gib you see 1t.
Alice Joyce in "Fsyegybody's Girf'
is another gem fer tomorrow night
one day only It's about a girl who
trimmed hats for 3 living and made
men acQaaiptances IN the park dur
Ing her leisure hours. She saw no
harm IN this because she vas \
smart girl, a reader OF character and
her aat didn't have a par3oE. Her
STEADY" was a regular guR-Han,
aat1 one day she met Bliaker. He
began % object to her park frieRls
and then the gan-aghter "batted ha'
and AFTER many pleasantly thrilling
adventures, Everybcdy's Girl became
His GizA
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-03

These little muscles ara liitB the guy
ropes Of a tent or the wires some
times used TO Keep a telephone pule
straight.
They are what are called the erector
n,iseies. and when fear or cold Is eg.
perienced these muscles promptly
tighten up IN SUCH q manner as to
'ioist" The hair very quickly and we
dt scrt1e the result as '~gooseIesh' or
d hair standing On end The eracs
tnr muscles are larger and stronger in
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-03
Peoria Grain.

PEORIA H., May 2-Corn-Mar
ket ( 20 sc higher. No. ? white
50. IL No. 5 white. St6S9LS94s No
? yellow, S1.7I4L7t3s No. 3 yellow
Sl.7l NJ. ) yellow. s1.69A No. {
yellow Sl69QL6g1e.
Oats Market l3&e higher. No. 4
white, 7laG5 standard, 711eG
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-03

sested by the fact that Mr., Bariesen's
appropriately steadily wtaens, Mr..
Burlesoa, however Viii believe TO his
dying day thar the reStal zone law
the primary cause Of all his trou
ties and that he was > martyr to Ell
eient'a and economical administration
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-03
viz sam standa on End.

Philadelphia Ledger: Did Won ever
stop to think why the ~gooseiesn rises
on your body ana the hair On the cats
back oristles no when either animal il
frightened? or course. therss a raa.
SIN.
The hair foilinie is ike a littie-seed
hrried in The flesh. Attached To either
SIDE OF this seed are tiny muscles
snieif run diagonally through the flesh
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-03
Late Market Quotations

14.25: stockers and feeders, $3.50
1890; calves. $S.5oG1S.o0.
Hogs-Receipts. 200 head. Market
nominslfy higher. Bulk. s1s.S9
1000: heavy. s2o.00G2 1000; light.
sfs0aQ2o.s5.
SheeeReceipss. ESQ head. Market
nominal. LAmbs. sfS5oQl925: ewes.
stS.@Qf5.25: stockers and feeders.
st4T591T.75.
Omaha Live Stock.
OMAHA. Neh.. May 3.-Cattle-
Receipts. 215 head. Market steady.
Steers. s13.10G1seo; COWS and heif-
ers. s525G15a5. stockers and feed
ers. sS.oe0t65o: calves. 5000 400;
bulls and stays. $I0.o0G1i.T5.
Hogs-Heceipts, 1000 head. Mar
kss 5 to Ice higher: closed weak.
Bulk. s2o2oD2oJsos top, sz055.
Shsep|Eecsspss, 100 head Market
steady. Year1inys. st55aGt6s9.
/, wsthers. s15ooG 1880: lambs. $500
GIssos ewes. stEnGf5e0
New York Produce
NEW YORK. May s-Eour-Ds1n.
Irregular.
Pork-Suonssr. Mess. s5T.6e@
lss00
Lre-DalL irregular. Middle west
spot. s33s5G33s5
Sugar raw-Slsady, Centrifugal
test sT2S.
RefcsG-Steady. Cut loaf st8.51s
crushed. sta2Ss powdered. s9.i5:
g-anularsd. $500.
Coffee Rio No 7 On SPOT. tsIc
Taflow-St-ung City. f2Aes spe-
Ecfaf. t3c. !
Hay-arm No /. sslq@2I5: No.
Is, st.s5@zeo; clover. stTs92g5
Dressed poultry-D1l Turkeys. 90
CASE eaieasns. ssQ42cs fowls. $40
3scs ducks, dc.
L&ye pcultry-Ftrm Geese. $50
zoe ducks, s5W2Fes fowls, E@Jsc:
turkeys. 25D2Scs ROSTERS, 29@22cs
chickens. broilers. 60GS0c.
Chsese-Efrn- Stale n1ils common
to special 59@3sc; skins common TO
specials. 6023&c.
Buttsr-2uiet. Receipts. s.T15.
ECrearrerv extras. 5Sts D5ac@ dairy
rI,s. 4tm5sne; imitation creamery
Iarsts. AD49c.
Eggs-Qrnst. Receipts, 47.t42 Near
by white fancy, 521m53c; nearby mix.
ed FANCY. +im47ac. fresh. t3M@
4Ttzc.
Chicago Produce.
CHICAGO May 3. Butter-
Creamery extras. 55c creamery
standards. 54D5R-acs dairy ffrsts.
l53tGl1hc: dairy seconds. 5an SIC.
Eggs-Oriinarv tirsts, f1042Aac
firsts, 41@433ac.
cheese-rwins. 2g1s @29cs Young
Americans. 3tD21Ac.
Observation-Disclosures, rs cars. Wis
consin ana Minnesota. per VT.
81. $50 10
Live poultry-Fowfs, Csc. diicRs.
22cs geese, 33c: spring chickens.
Csc; turkeys, sc.
Chicago 7ye. Barley and Seed.
CBIcaGO, III. May 2.-Rye-Na.
IL. sI61hQL653s
Earley-sl1tQt23.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-03
Police Guard German Delegates.

VERSAILLES. May S-Pclieeraen
guarding the hotel Des Reservoirs
and the Hotel Vatel today began
taking stricser precautions 20 pre-
vent civilians intradins upon the
arena reserved for the German peace
delegates.
A party Of German newspapermen
called upon Colonel Henri head o.
the French lascn star, to express
their regrets thar some Of the3r NUM-
Der slipped away 70 Paris on May
day.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-03
goinmadienae

aE NE dainty 2Onmadienne, who
scored SO heavily IN the Vow York
production OF 'katjnka." Here is a
u p1cal aenry w, Sayage chorus. 4
splendid orchestra OF twelve S inciud.
cd IA he company Of dlty-elght per
seas.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-03
sver Bulletin.
Weather cnndltions.

The western area OF low pressure
is conferred lear Denver this morning
and rain ia general On its front from
the central plateau region to the
LAKES, with higher temperatures.
H1sh pressure with somewhat
lower temperature is following from
the northwest.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-03

animals than in people. and SO We =,
auelEig ace the cur with the sfse \,
tai AID back ami the dog with = IN
Bar exhibition OF the ereetOr plleHnF
etron.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-03
Weather Forecast.

"-N-If~F EWaS-
IL. 3 Department Of Agriculture
Weather Bureaal
For Keokak and vicinity; Ua-
settled tonight and sunday; prop
ably showers; cooler Sunday,
For Iowa Unsettled tonight and
sunday probably showers; cooler
sunday, and in west and central poE>
.tieas tonight
For Missouri: Unsettled toaighe
and sunday, probably showers:
cooler sunday and IN northwest po-
lion tonight
For Illinois: Unsettled tonight an
sunday probably showers cooler
sunday.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-03
MUST SIGHN THE
PEACE TREATY
(ContiRued from page

sailles and ten miles northwest Of
PaTis,1
According TO recent Information.
the separate treaties With Austria,
( Turkey and Bulgaria, are 10 be taken
zap IN succession Immediately after
the Germans receive the terms Of the
pact they must sign.
The same conditions r expected
10 govern the signing, Of these
treaties as Will be followed In dis
posing OF the German pact, The
United Press was informed yesterday
that the Germans viii be presented
ltheiY 'ern,s Monday or TuesIsy N
conference hetwvea allied s2e Ger
man representatives wss scheduled
for today. The "hts ,h~ees con-
ttnaed discussion Of d,1cosation %
the German cables yestst lay, An
uneonEEmed report was circulated
that a tentative agreement had been
reached TO award the cables TO the
allied powers which seized them.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-03

m Burma divorce Is ~pusss1ie w.
out any reason being givg.i gu ota''
side.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-03
s.. Icsis cash Grain. Close.

ST, LOUIS. Mo. May 3-Corr--
No. I white. SLIT No. 2 whfts.
stI4; May. STA; Jur, Sss&
0ats-Ne. 3 white. T2ta0T2%e,
No. 4 white, TfG7ecs May. 7Isc:
JGly, 72zc.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-03

Al glass horn is said greatly q
prove che quality OF The u~nanoslap
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-03

Shortage OF silver is affecting the
general tradp situation in China.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-03
Kansas City 1--we stock.

KANSAS CITY Mo-, May o.
cattle-Receipts, $50 head. MARKET
nominal. Prime steers, S1S.75@
t3.76; COWS and heifers, s7.75@
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-03
Local Observations.

z D. m.lt.15 % q al
3 z a. m,-2a66 81 Is Rain
Precipitation in last ~ hours, So.
Mean temperature End. "a,
Highest, 66 a
Lowest ~.
Lowest last night, 50.
Mt Pieasaat reports &1S inches
rainfall this morning.
FRED q. GCSEWfSCB,
Observer.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-03

The deepest Known laks IN the
world Is Lake Baikal in Siberia.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-03
chieaca Cash Grain.

Chicago Cash Grain.
CHICAGO, May 3-Corn-No.
yellow, stTos No 5 yellow. st.ss;
No 8 yellow, sf.ses No 2 white
sl.f0A No 3 white. st.Tos No /;
white. st.s3g1.s5.
Gats-No 8 white. ToA 0Tfc;
standard, E@T2ac.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-03
Sc. LoaEs Hay aarkes.

ST LOUIS. Mo. May 2-Of 7
ears Inspected. 10 were timothy,
clover mixed ami S clover Gee
grades OF timothy and light nike
ara n BETTER demand at uachanEs1
prices, shippers taking most az q
Light receipts upon arrival HsaFl
c-l1ysrulixsd and clover are iEcfIHsi
to slow saie-tifg is especially so Z
medium to common kinds Marks
practically bars OF aIf4lfa and prairrs
Sales. Clover rIixed-SG. 2 ? car
81 heavy n7txsdp as s3A. | car az ss
l "a ligt1E mixed nc s3T. TfEolal
No 3, CART car ar s34; Nc :
car AZ s3S. 2 at ST. standard, } cas-
at s38 Il swf1ehsd1s No L. I car y
s3a, 1 at $40 CIcvar-No 2 pa7
car at s31. part car at 49, Ma. !
cars at s3S, / at s54, I at $50.
CaiIy s1cc6 Latter.
fUaitad Frsss Leased Wire Services!
NEW YORK. Nav a-Tiis Nel
York Evening SIM financial reYlsi
tvday said. Price movements Tenl
mixed IN teiay's short session &C =,
e1SNA uliEN@E. alA3An1ZH LGfAt
higher levels were much In sTIfienaa
throughout. THAT liz to say That "A
bull elements ware still in conFEl.
Che bears hare not entirely given y
their efforts to bring about a rsaG1uss
Cut they would saem 4 feel hrle "
idence IN their ability to DO go ".
behavior 0f II. < steel. hntir yesia
day and tcIlay waa s1metfftng e. n
eve-opener &c ttanh With al W.,
efforts tc work The nrics Of that 80
down by selling siiDrt II touc1e'i
ON Friday and pushed tiirGug.i -
price today Trading was araatl' u
1racing industrials and rails aliaa ~
was ia large veluIne for q saIa
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-03
Timothy-sS.O0@110o
Clover-NomiRal.
Horse and Mule Market.

ST. LOUIS. no, May g Fcfs1
A feature OF the trade ives the 81
demand for eastern horses AT "a
OF chunks. work horses and \
horses sold well. especially good 4
ton being noted on the l=-sy kE3
Of big horses which usually do \
sell SO high. There was alsg a a
demand for farm mares and \
southerners with size. but sE1
southerners and little. cheap II
sold lower than q week ago
Good to choice $4,000
Choice southern horses. 14eGl
Fair grade soEtherHsrs..... s0da
Plain southern horses. 4GG |
Farm mares ..--.-.-.-. i50A9
RUGS -J1
Mules-Trade has been very 81
all week and with demand c1ufzs
exclusively TO qualified big mul.
Buyers have shown q willingness
buy thts kind and have taken the
without any further decline. but
the undesirable kinds the action b
been very bad. especially on the a
iiEht b0zed STUFF.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-03
Chicago Live ssceS

CHICAGO, May 2 Hcgs-Ra-
ceipts. 4,9oa head Market Is 10
gee higher. Bulk. 2Q.3J02aag5s
Butchers. stS.T5@2e.75; packing.
s1STS@2925; Light. ~ 50:
pigs. s1L5o@ts75; roughs, srs.T5@
1915.
Cattle-Receipts. Ice head Mar
Ret steady at Csc lower. Beeves.
sta50W29Vo; butchers stock. 1855
0155oi Gamers aud cutters, 5000
1855 stockers and feeders. $3.50
1850; cows. sT.s50t5.503 calves.
s12T5Qt375
Sheep-Eeceipts. 2.5oG head Mar.
keS higher. Wool lambs, $4,000
1906 ewes, s6.00EQt55a
St. Louis Live Stock.
ST. LOUIS Mo-, Mar a-Cattle re-
eetpts 800 head; market steady
Native beef steers, St0.ggmt9.50;
yeariing steers and heifers. $4,000
1890; cows, s5.G0@l350. stoeRers
and feeders, E.5gO14a0; CALVES
s5.50m13.50s Texas steers, sfa100.
1886; COWS and helfers, s5.5uB
1A.50.
Hog receipts, $500 head: market
sc higher. strong Mixed and butch.
ers, S20.2502g.65; good to heavy
S20. 40020.6S; rough, s18.006 1925:
light. S18.0G0l9.50 pigs, s13. 00@5
l6.5a; bulk, s20.2pm 20.55.
Sheep receipts. 300 head market
steady Ewes s1400Qt5.20; lambs.
sl8.00@i9.50; and choppers,
s+.50Q 1000
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-03

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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-08-26
THE MARRIAGE RECORD.

Marriage licenses have been issued
by Probate Judge Houston as follows:
Aug. 16-Arthur Ratchford, Char
lotte to Bessie Miller, Rock Hill, (col-
ored).
Aug. 16-Thos. H. Robinson. Bethel
township to Jessie Howell, Rock Hill.
Aug. 18-Henry A. Wright to Mary
M. Lowry, Tirzah, (colored).
Aug. 1e-Linnie Rhyme to Elsie
Bivens, Lincoln county, N. G,
Aug. ls-Clarcnce o. Hartsell to
Lottie Huffstickler, Gastonia,
Aug. 1s-William Loftin to Lucy
Boyles, Laney Shoals, N. G..
Aug. 18-Stakes Gordon, Lancaster
county to Matte David, Catawba
township.
ME Steele: York township. (coloSed).
Aug. 16--Floyd M. Freeman, China
Grove, N: c.. to Emma Whitaker
Kanapolis, N. c.
Aug. 1S-Terrell R. Smith to Mary
Jane Couser, Hickory Grove, (coloredD
Aug. 1s-Sam Moore to Azalee
Aug. 21-Charles e. Holroyd to
Polly Parker. Rock Hill.
Aug. 21-John H. Pagan to Helen
Dellinger, Kanapolis, N. G.
>21-Isom H. Laws to Carrie
Mccoy Lincolnton, N. c.
Aug. 23-Ethelbert Proctor. Blen-
helm to Eloise Steele, Rock Hill.
Aug. 23-Jas. Gordon, York to Fan
ME Bratton, Bethesda township, (col-
ored).
Aug. 28-Wiil Steele Filbert to Mary
Brown, York township, (colored).
Aug. 23-Roman Sisers to Viola
Hotis; Rock Hill. (colored).
; Aug. 2s-Eula Putnam, to Bessie
Jackson, Kings Mountain, ". G,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-08-26
LOCAL AEFA1Re
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

J. L. Huey-Will pay reward for return OF
lost blue serge coat.
Robt F. Dunlap. York No. s-Has found q
pocketbook. Wants to find owner.
w. G. White-Is looking for man who lost Q
coat on the Yorkville-Sharon road.
j. A. Marion, Pres.-Invites all Sunday school
workers to annual convention Of York s. 5.
association at Trzah. next Tuesday.
of stockhoIders Of Reynolds Cotton mills, at
Bowling Green, on October LIST.
w. L. Pursley-Invites the public to Ice cream
supper at Hilbert next Saturday night.
|G w. Martin-ReQuests all interested to help
IF. @. Riddle-Says you can have plenty qf
electric light with -Delco electric outfit.
Catawba Real Estate Co., Rock Hill-Says for
"You to list. It will sell It."
Star Theatre-Five part feature today. VIM.
Feinstein Bargain, Housewives its customers
Mcconnell Dry Goods Co.-Offers cotton piece
and wool goods At factory prices. -,
als say. It Is ~ best. Linseed oil and turpentine
Walter D. Benfeld. York No. Says he Il out
of the chicken market until November 18th.
s. L. Courtney, Ford Service-Gives some tune
Carrot Supply Co.-Sells Norwalk tires and
tubes and says II you use them once you vii
always use them. :.
In. F. Anderson, Chester-Is agent for Davis
cars and gives specifications of the cars he
T. s. Good. Rock Hill-wants you to know he
Ia selling the Dixie Flyer" and says 1t Is the
best car of its class on the market.
First National Bank, York-Points out reasons
why you can feel assurance of safety when
you place your business with 1t.
Peoples Bank q Trust Co.-Makes q prediction
that Is Of special interest to farmers. :,
Courtney Tractor Co.---Has its place OF busi-
ness at 46 South Main street and will be
pleased to tell you about Fordson tractors. :,
you why Camel cigarettes are 30 good.
York Hardware Co.-Gives you some OF the su.
perior points abost the Caloric heater and
invites you to see 1t Tor further information.
See page four.