davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-15

Gala le~giSlacyjne, mimO presye
prezydenta Stan6w Zjcdnoczonych,
pOmimo domagah sic ludu, ME mo-
GA sic zdObyc ma stanOwcze dccyZye W
sprawach ratyfikacyi traktatu po--
kojOwego i ziaczOnei z MIN sprawy
Ligi Sarod6w. - Me moGa sic Zdo-
bye ma zadnc gruntowniejSZe zalat--
wienie powaznych kwestyi rohOtni--
czych W kraju, gdzie sprawl OdnoS-
nych zawikian i burr ~spofecznyCh ma
szczeg0lna zashIzy6 Wilma uwaCe j
dziaIanie. Nadzwyczaj grozna jest -
n bOdai, najpowazniejszq sprawl
niemOzliwej droiyzny I Z mia idqce
zbrodnicZe paskarStwO.
Bardzo wanna, choC zdaioby sic tyl
ko ma poz6r, jest prOpOnowana i ME-
NAL przeprOwadzona ustawa i pro-
jckt, tycZ2ce sic dOdatku i odmian
konstytucyjnej ]Poprawki w sPrawie
narodowej prohibicyi. - 4 W tel o.
statniej ME choGzi OstateCZnie o Za-
bronienie konsumpcyi pewnych ar
tykul6w, mniej Tub wicCei spozyw--
Czych - ale prZedewszystkicm o
stosunek i zwiazek takowei re spra-
wami finansowo = ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ca
lego kraju.
Spr6bujemy tcdy ChOG kr6tko pO-
ruszyc kazda z tych spraw powaz--
nych, Pc kOlei.
Cd roku przeszfo zawarto zawic--
szenie brori pOmiedzy Aliantami a
pOgrazonemi i 2 wSzech MAR ubeZ-
wIadnionemi pahstwami Certralnemi
Europy.
Pahstwa te pOddaiy sic niemal zu-
penie i zgodziiy sic m wszelkie "a
dane warunki, uformowanc ma pod
stawie wyiuszczonych zas2Iniczych
punkt6w. prezydenta Wilsona. -
I Switac ~ZaczynaIa swiatu zorza IA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-15
MACIERZ POLSKA.

Test organizacys laczaca mlodziez poll
ska o5Ojga p}cI W pracach naukoWych'
patryotycznych l bratniej pomocy dla
poGa.eslenia ducha morainoSci / dobro-
bytu " sp~oleczenstwie. a szcZeSolnte
miedzy mlodZieEa pOlska. Mona zapt-
sac sic na posmiertns cd lat IA do As;
na cziouk6w StowaVzyszonych beL o.
EFSn!cEenia wieku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-15

49, |" oBA""" hLAS NNASJ S"Jbh
tTybem.. - Polowiczne uchwaly
lib prawodawczych So bez silly, -
DO sic boja, ably MIC szkodziG intere-
som Zachiarnych jednostek, q wZgle-
dnie' danej partyi poltiycznej. - lu-
stracyQ wybOrna i ma czasie jest die
cinnio' niezdecydOwane postepowanie
pcdczas trudnoSci w sprawach pro-
dukcyi wegla, kt6re powodem So tylu
nieobliczonych klcsk.-Stany mogly
byly / nawet grozily zajeciem kopaln
ma rzecz rzadu Stan6w ZjednoczO-
nych - i sprawl byiaby niemal jed
nym wysifkiem i decyzya Zalatwio-.
nq... ale kwestya Gala wkr6tce u
grzezIa W ZacZQtku.
Pr0bowano ZaIatwic sp0r roboCZy
przyZnaniem g0rnikom pewnej pod
wyaki placy, usprawiedliwiena mad.
micrna drOiyZna. - kiedy sekretar2
dcpartamcntu piracy uwalal IN slu--
sZna i kOniecZna podwyAke o 81 pro-
cent ,,mianowany komisarz / konser-
watOr' weGli oSwiadcZyf, re g6rni--
KEN wyStarCzy podwyzka o II pro-
cent, a o dalszcj RIA stanowic ko--
misya rOzjemcza.
I coz? ZnOwu odWloka W sprawie
tax Aywotnei, kt6ra tylko czesciowo
i ms z kr6tki ZoStala odtOionQ, co
nowcmi grozi trmdnoSciami W MEDIA
Ickici przyszloSCi.
TAX samo ma sic sprawl 2 praco-
wnikami kOlciOwyr1i, kt0rych uia-
godzOno czaSOwO / ogdlny straikowy
ruch zaiegnano jedynie o~biccanka-
nil.
Lecz ma .iak dluGo te Obiccanki
dziala6 bcda i starcza? Ia lada ty--
dzicG~lub miesiQc, ZnOwu niczadowo-
lcDi robOtnicy gtowy pOdniosq i ka-
tcgOrycDnic zaiqdaja placy proper
cyOnalncj do kosZt0w wyzy-
wicnia. - I COZ wtcdy, gdy nam sta
M koIcie, kopalnie sic zamknq? Co
z fabrycznym ludcm? -. ........
I tn kongreSy i Scnaty, n nawct
wIadzc wykonawcZe, CzcStuja mas o.
biccarkami i zalatwicnic spraM
g]1untOwnc idzic W odw'okc - Tu
icdna tylko pOzOstaie droga / Sro--
Gck... WymicrzyG i traffic w scdnO -
\ tom byloby stanowcZe ukr6ccnie
drOzyzny niCZcm ME usprawicdIiwio-
nci wymieccnie ohydncgo paskar-
stwa.-Tu nalczy, co wcale ME tax
truGncm, zbadaG staRowczo i do dina,
koszta prOdukCyi wszclkiCh potrzcb,
a dalci Scisic Ozraczcnie e / spra-
wiCdliwyCh i micrnyCh Zysk6w pOSrc-
dnik6w. 4 wtody i klasa rohotnicza
zadowOIona hcdzic Il micrnyCh ZarOb-
k6w, kt6ro nawct poZwOli sobic W
stoSunku obniiy6 sprawiedliwie.
-
Tcgo wIa&nic urc~ulOwania eel ~
nnotci / ukr6Cenia paskarstwa Mkt
sic ima6 ME Chce. . ,,ProfitcrZy"
! paskar2c, to ludxie i korpornCye
wSzcchpotclnc, wiadajaco miliona-
mi i wielowiadnc W polityCe. Stad
wicc i tn Odwloka....
Hc Ia zGUbna odwloka i jei system
Cgarn2f varsity / ciafa rzadowe,
wid2imy .iaskrawic w zywotncj spra-
vic og6lncj PROBiBICII.
UChwaly Ciai prawodawCzych, kon-
grcsu, legislator stanOwych, wfadE
Iokalnych 81 tax nc soba w tel kwc-
styi sprzccznc, re nawet sedziowic
fCdCraIni sprZcCZne wprOst wSdajq
wyrCki. Ola cycgo to ZamieSzanic? u
row0du odwlOki! - PrawodawCy,
pod rGinymi bcdacy wplywami, Cd
wIckaia wyrazne i nieugiete uchwa-
lcnir pcwnych praw stGnowczych
Eawia sic W odwioke.. A to spra-
wa ckCnomiCZnio bardZO powahna!
- P0miiaiac bOwiCm Zupefnie kwc-
Stye doZHOlenia Tub niedOZwolenia u
jywania napoi wyskOkowych, wcho--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-15
ZTEKI %REDAKCYJNEJ,

poWfadajacegO sic pokoiu, sprawicdh
wOSci i moaliwegO wsp6lpoiycia marc
dow swiata. Lccz OTTO najmniej Spo-
dziewanie stanQl W sprawie okOniem
scnat Stan6w Ziednoczonych, kt0ry
ME dor6Sl do wysOkOSCi chwili i o.
kazyi. - Ze wzgled6w partyjnych i
wzglednie pod wplywem koiowacizna
oszoiomionych, przesadnie o sObie
mySl2cych jcdnostek - sprawl
p~ohojOwa, daleka sic bye zda-
je oil ZaIatwicnia tel dobro calego
Swiata ma celu majacej kwestyi. -
Niekt6rzy senatorzy maj2 ma Oku juz
przyszie wybory prezydencyalne a 2
nienli SukCes i kOrzySci swei
partyi. Inni zacietrzewicni W swyCh
ciasnych p~Ogladach szOwinizmu ma
rOdOwego zapOminajQ, 20 i pOtczna
Ameryka Swiatu M ZawsZe MIC
zdziorzy. - I coz "a wyniIl tel xbrOd-
uiczcj nicmal odwIOki - prokrasty-
racyi. w Europic, iak puewi--
dice Iacnie byIo MONA, dalej sic
kotIuje.
- Tylko waga kotIowan przeniosla
sic 70 zachOdnich tcrcn0w M
wsch0d.
Il gore IA meCzennyCh zicmiaCh
rclSki - wre mad Baitykicm - III
Balkanie plomicnic, a Europa iai1 na
wulkanic.
Do pCkojowei piracy 7hawcz"i mic
przyChOdzi. armie tyIkO w drObnym
sioSunku ACKNOWLEDGMENT - wsze-
die ~jcSzcze roCotowia woicnne. -
Nicmcy tymczascm korzystaiac z tel
odw!Oki, Coraz to przyChodzq do sic
bic, coraz to opornieiSze / zuChwal-
s2e staiq whrcw pOpr7cdnim ukia--
dom i przyietym warunkom.
To wSzystko zSubnie bardIO n
hard1o odbiia sic M Stanarh
ZiednoczonyCh. - Dopokad pahstwa
curopcjskie ME unOrmuia swyCh stO-
Sunk6w pOkojowyCh n~alciyCie - to
i o nalcinym, zapcwnicrym stosun-
ku przemySlOwo = handIOwym mOwy
i've mic mOic. - WicIc prZctO GalcZi
prUcmySIu i handful, tax W st0sunku
dowozowYm .ialI w~ywOZOwym, z natu-
~ rzccZy Stoi ndioGicm. - Ten stan
rzcczy, ~naturalric, stale sic ZGubnym
fermentcm VI pr~OdTkuiacCi klasic
rObotriczci. - Ten snn stan rzcC2y,
wObec brai;u rynku kOnkur"i iacC|0,
rrzrczynia sic do SproUndzania ME-
mOiIiwct droiyzny i paskarstwa. -
W kOnsckwcnCyi togo Za& ida niCDn-
EOie W szCrcgaCh rohCtniCZvCh, STRAIT
XII, bunty, CO WszyStko daIci ~iCSzcIc
~przyczypia sic 90 drOiyzny zupC!uic
anormalECj.
Y powyZsZQ sprawl pokOjow2, iaN
aaunaczyliSmy, " Scislym tcz zwiazliu
Jest kwcStya nicpokoi6w i zawiklan
robotniczyCh, raralizujaCych Gale
pcwne galczie produkcyi. - Sam
strajk wFglOwy nicpOwctOwanc prZy-
riGsl kraiOwi szkody - t~yS;aCo mi
lion0w bogactwa narOdOWcgO Zmar-
uiaiO.
Wszak brak opalu konieCznie mu-
siaI wplynaG M m&cznc OTranicze-
mic ruchu kolciowcgO, okrctoweSo,
fabrycZnego i handlowcgo, navel de-
t~aIiCznego. - StQd rozumic sic, dali
Sxa Grozyzna, paskarStwo i to wohec
dotkIiwci Timy sposohnOSci ZarOh--
kOwania. ! znOwu OLIVIA do oSnia.
\ Ciala naszc prawodawCIc coz ia
to?
Wylaniajq re sicbic koSztownc ko-
misyc, r6inyCh mianuia komisarzy,
aywnoSciowyCh / innych... oni wszy
soy ogromne poieraia publiczne fun
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-15

Many pred sOba tax powaine i
glebOko " iono calego og6lu amery--
k~anSkiego wglebiaiace sic sprawy j
tax naglace - palace, re znajacy spo
soby dawne, e~nergicznc, aplikowanc
W Stanach Zjedn., gdzie zwykic
bezwzglednie p~rzecinanO wezly gOr--
dyjskie, dziwia sic niepomiernie o.
becnie aplikowanym ~p0t-srodkOm a i
lynn przeszkadzaja, pr6cz nieraz zlej
wolf i nieudolnoSci - przedcwszy--
stkiem zbrodnicza niemal Odw4Oka-
p~rzeciaganie / SlimacZa dzialalnoSG.
PrzedewsZystkiem ZaznacZyC jig
naleiy odnoSnie do akcyi kongrcsu,
senatu a wzglednie i wladz sqdOwni-
czych i wykonawczych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-15

Rsqd RdroGu prseE ndr6d ala
RdTodu, ME zgiHie z pOWterschRt
EiemL
- Abraham Lincoln
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-15

Ma Town Of Lake mona oczymad
.DZIENNIK" " nastepujsCch miej-
scach:
CICHOWLAZ -
! 4612 So. Lincoln utica
JANKIEWIA
IT'S W. E8-m utica
MELZYNSKI -
TIA W. 48-ma utica
STREJSMAN -
1900 So. Loomis Utica
HONDS -
Alma utica I Racine ava
LOPACINSN
1860 Gross ava
S. ITALIAN -
61-szej I Halsted
BOCHNIAK -
1615 ". 43-cis Utica
WOJTKOWSKI -
1924 So. Ashland sr
BRZOZTOWSKI -
1907 So. Throop nj
KRETOWTCZ -
1898 So. Throop I'll
Ma naroinEkn - 47mei I Ashland ava
CZARNIK - 49ta / Ashlnad ave.
Ma naroaniku 51szej i Ashland ara
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-15
OdWIoka w StanaCh
ZJednoczonyCh.

Niema chyba wQtpliwoSci. i kazdy
Obywatel z oczyma Otwartemi i nor
mahie dziaiajacym rozumem widzi
to jasno, i przyznaje, re my tn w
Stanach Zjednoczonych przcchodzi--
my pore oczywiScie przelomowa -
ewcntuaInie brzemienna we wcale
niespOdziewane plOdy.
Pod powierzchnia jui i ma poz6r
ME bardzo spokOjnq nurtuja prady i
to w r6znych kierunkach bardzo
niepOkoiace, o lie czynniki miarOdaj-
ne a pOwOiane, ME zechca, lub ME
pOtrafia powazne bardzo, bliskO kal.
diego obchodzace sprawy ujaC w sill
ne i udolne dIOnie.
w dobra wole n~iekt6rych powaz--
nych czynnik6w watpic nam ME wy
pada Niestety czesto widzimy, re
poboczne wzgledy osobiste, p~artyjne,
Iub nawet egotyczne, krzyzuia checi
/ wysiIki najdOdatniejsze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-15

MeSoDie Stanu WSzedzie sgd-
dsdjq sic ID sdGniu, Se must iSt-
nice zjedROcsOna, HiesdLeSHd I
sdm0EzQdnG POLSkd.
- WOODROW Wilson.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-05-01
Colored Revival Going On

The big evangelistic revival which
mention was made of some time ago
by this newspaper in a communica-
tion from the Rev. Richard Carroll,
leader of he colored race in South
Carolina, has opened up and will be
conducted in the opera house until
a warehouse can be gotten ready
Rev. Carroll will be here tonight
and will participate in the services
for a few days. A strong colored
evangelist will conduct the services.
He is assisted by a choir leader.
This is an unusual event in reli-
gious circles for the colored people
of the county which has been made
possible by the cooperation and in
terest manifested by the white peo-
pie through a committee composed
of these gentlemen: Rev. E. A. Nc
Dowell, w. E. Nesmith, S. ]. Deery,
Eugene Montgomery, E. c. Epps,
]. B. Gamble, P. S. Courtney Geo.
A. McElveen.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-05-01
NOTICE OF COUNTY PENSION
BOARD

Confederate soldiers and sailors
and widows of confederate soldiers
and sailors, who have not already
had their names placed upon the
Pension Roll arerequested to ap-
pear at the Court House, Kngstree,
S. c., on the 10th and 18th days of
May, 1919 and enroll.
See Act of 1919.
Soldiers or sailors, residents Of
the State for years who served in
the confederate army or navy or
who in the State militia performed
active service and did not desert
the service of the State of South
Carolina or of the confederate
States, or the widows Of such SOL
dier's who, were married prior to
January, 1890 shall be entitled to
enrolment, if she has attained the
age of sixty years, who was living
with him as his faithful wife at
the time of his death. Compensation
of such soldiers and sailors shall be
classified and fixed by Safe board Of
commission.
A. w. FLAGLER,.
GEO. J. GRAHAM,
H. o. BRITTON, {.
P. N. BROCKINTON,
Clerk of Board.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-05-01
Children's Week Being Observed

! On Sunday afternoon, April q
a mass meeting was held at the
Baptist church as the first event in
the observance of childrens week
Excellent talks were made by Revs
Herndon and Fowler, Mr.. N. F.
Montgomery and Mrs. L. w. Gil
land
On Monday and Tuesday the Wis
itation committees, with Mrs. A. e.
Swails as chairman, visited every
home in Kingstree where there are
children who are not attending any
Sunday School. Many parents have
f; promised to send their children to
Sunday School more regularly. and
many new babies have been placed
upon the cradle rolls of the various
churches. =, :,
On Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock
a party will be given on the court
house square to which all white
children of Kingstree are invited:
On Sunday night May 4, at S:5O :,1
o'clock an interesting pageant will
will be given at the school audito-
rum in which the parts will all be
PLAYED by Sunday School pupils.
The public is earnestly urged to be
present, and to lend their interest
and Encouragement toward the pro-
motion of the religious education
of our children.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-05-01
War Tank Here Monday

The war tank arrived here Mon
day morning and attracted much
attention among the old and young.
A demonstration was given at 3
o'clock in the afternoon, when the
streets were filled with people, a
great many coming in from the
country. Court was recessed during
the time the tank was being exhib-
tied. Judge Townsend addressed the
crowd from the machine, which was
taken into the court house yard;
then it went out to the river, where
it's wonderful pliability and power
was demonstrated by going through
dense forest, tearing down young
trees and shrubs, jumping bitches
and climbing steep embankments.
Whenever the tank came to a stand.
still children thronged around and
over the machine in great numbers:
1t was a curiosity to the people OF
this community, as was evidenced
by the crowd that stood around 1t
from it's arrival till its departure.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-05-01
CORPORATORS NOTICE

Pursuant to commission issued
Honorable w. Banks Dove, Secre-
tary of State, bearing date the 18th
day of April 1919. naming he under
signed Board Of Corporators:
Books of subscription to the capital
stock of the Security Building and
Loan Association will be opened at
the office of the Mallard Lumber
Company at Greelyville, County of
Williamsburg, State Of South Caro-
lima, at / o'clock P. NJ, on Saturday
the 3rd day of May, 1919. The capi-
al stock of said Corporation will be
Fifty Thousand Dollars, divided in
to Five Hundred shares Of the par
value of One Hundred (s100.0o)
dollars each.
April 30h, 1919
T. w. BOYLE,
G. w. GREENE,
Board of Corporators.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-05-01
EASTER BARGAIN

Just arrived, a beautiful line OF
Ladies street hats for Easter, at very
popular prices.
Just received beautiful line OF
gents hats for Easter. Panama hats
from $3.50 to $500. Gents nice straw
hats so cents to $500.
Mems Mexican Panama hats for
held wear at the old price,-only 20
cents for a hat that will last all the
Summer.
Var wide Bleach Homespun 20,
25, and 80 cents the yard.
Yard wide Sea Island Homespun
20 and Is cents the yard.
Sea Island Homespun q inches
wide, Is cents the yard.
Apron Ginghams, Is cents the
yard.
Dress Ginghams, best, 25 and 35
cents the yard.
Ladies new silk skirts and waists
at prices to please you.
A new line of Gents new Easter
suits, $500 to $500 the suit
Cents new Easter neckwear 80 to
so cents.
Great line of Shoes
want to impress upon you that
we now have new line Of low cut
shoes for Men, Ladies, and Children
that ought to command your atten-
ton.
The famous Red Bell >eraddock
Terry guaranteed line is here on our
shelves.
We want to tell you that we have
the goods on our shelves and with
out making any big noise about it
we name the lowest prices for cash.
W. E. JENKINSON.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-05-01
Parent-Teachers Meeting

The following program will be
rendered at the meeting Of the Pa,
rent Teachers association mex,
Monday afternoon:
1 Piano Solo-Elizabeth Swails
2 Talk Defective Children-Miss
3 Vocal Solo-Louise Epps.
4 Rouhd Table Discussion-On
help Children Should Receive, in
Lesson Preparation-Led by
Miss Woodham.
This is the last meeting of the
Association and all are urged to be
present.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-05-01
Sunday School Convention
Morning Session

Morning Session
Following is the program Tor dis,
trict number four Sunday School
at Mouzons school house,
Saturday May 3rd, 1919. r. c. Nc
Elveen, President.
1O:O0-Prayer and Praise Service
Led by S. J. Deery.
1O:l5-The Home, Its Relation TO
the Sunday School. BY mos
McCutchen.
l0:4O-Practical Suggestions for
A0' Variety in the Sunday
School Program. BY r. D.
Webb.
l1:O5-Song. .,r
How it builds up the Sunday
School. BY w. E. Nesmith.
up Each Sunday
School on the District Chart,
By R. C. McElveen, District
President.
out School Statist-
cal Blanks to be filled, out
and returned in the after
noon.
miscellaneous OuSihees' Nf
poirtment of Promoter Com
mittee. Adjournment for
Dinner.
Basket Dinner On The Grou"0
Afternoon Session
.45-Prayer and Praise Service
Led by r. D. Webb.
o.oo-Making the Elementary
Work More Efficient. BY
Mrs. L w. Gilland.
2.25-The Teachers Work. By
Prof. NJ. F. Montgomery: =,
2:5O-Shall we make ours a Gold
Star District? BY Every
body.
3:0o-Our Young People-their
Needs, and How TO meet
them. BY Mrs. D. P. Frler-
3:25-Why the Organized Class
BY M. A. Shuler.
3:45-Collecting statistical reports
Reports of Committees.
Time and Place of Next
Meeting.
4:00-Adjournment.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-05-01
Death Of Williamsburg Lady

Mrs. Emma McCutchen Cooper
relict of the late G. S. Cooper of In.
diantown, Williamsburg county dice
at the home Of her son-in-law, Mr.
Hugh McLaurin at Wedgefeld, Sum.
ter county, on the night of April u
in the 10th year of her age.
Emma McCutchen was born IN
the Indiantown section of Williams
burg county in the year 1S4O, the
daughter of Hugh McCutchen and
Mary Mcconnell his wife, while
vet a young woman she married T.
S. Cooper, also of Indiantown. Five
children blessed this union. Mrs
Cooper resided at Indiantown until
the death of her husband, when she
moved to Sumter.
The burial services were held in
the historic cemetery of 1ndiantowr
Presbyterian church; the Rev. Mr.
Pritchett officiating, assisted by the
Rev. Mr.. Hammetu of Blackstock, a
son-in-law of Mrs. Cooper, at one
o'clock Tuesday afternoon IN the
presence of a large concourse Of
sorrowing relatives and friends
Nephews of the deceased acted as
pallbearers.
The floral offerings were man!
and beautiful.
Mrs. Cooper is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Hugh McLaurir
and Miss Bennie Cooper of Wedge
field, and a sister, Mrs. w. W. Fras'
er Of Oswega, Sumter county. Mrs
Cooper had large connection
throughout Williamsburg, Sumter
and Lee counties; they with man!
friends mourn her loss
All her life Mrs. Cooper was q
consistent member of the Presbyte.
rian church and ever exemplifiee
the teachings of her Lord and Mas:
ter. "Blessed in the sight Of he Lorc
is the death of his saints"
Undertaken P. S. Courtney tool
charge of the body upon its arriva
at Kingstree.
clarendon, Sumterand Lee pa
pers please copy.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Arrowsmitk
: spent last Thursday with relatives
in Georgetown.
Miss Alice Ward, Misses Hazard
and Mr.. Ward of Georgetown spent
Wednesday in town.
Miss Marian McFadden has re-
turned from Georgetown, where she
spent last week end with Miss Ruth
Carraway.
! Miss Ruby Fowler, of Lander
College is spending the week here
with her parents. Rev. and Mrs
! Fowler.
Miss Henry Louise Johnson and
Miss Annie Davis of Greelyville,
spent Monday with, Miss Dollie
McFadden.
AS published last week the Rev,
Mr.. Herndon, was duly installed as
Pastor of the Presbyterian church
here last Sunday.
Major Capers James of Summer
ton, was in town Tuesday. Major
James has been stationed in the
West Indies and is now home on
furlough.
Miss Louise Epps entertained at
a fish stew at Dukes Lake on Tues
day evening, quite number OF
town folk enjoyed the noted, "EppS
| fish stew.
Cards have been issued, by the
Wee Nee dance club, for May
dance, to be given at the kellahan
hotel tomorrow night. SchlkmakerS
orchestra will furnish the music.
I Messrs. Swittenburg and Mont
eomery of the High School faculty
went to Timmonsville Wednesday
afternoon to attend the debate. An
ME Frierson and Hampden Mont
pomery represented the Rngstree
school and were successful over
thier competitors.
Following the cool, unreasonable
weather of last week, moderate
summer temperature has been the
order this week with a bountlful
rain Tuesday night. Wednesday was
partly cloudy and warm and light
showers fell early this morning: The
season is Just now all that could be
hoped for by farmers for setting
out tobacco. Garden truck, con-
siderable retarded by the cool wealth
er last week, is coming out hand
somely.
The Methodist CivicCenter Cente-
nary meeting for Kingstree district
will be held in Kingstree at the
Methodist church Wednesday May
7th. They have on the program DIR.
Neal, of Nashville, Tenn, a very
strong speaker, also other speakers
of prominence. Those in charge OF
the meeting expect full attendance
and a great meeting. The Centenary
program of the Methodist church
is one of world importance.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that the
County Board of Education will
meet Monday, May IL, for the pur-
pose of electing an attendance Off
Ger for the schools of the county.
The salary is s12O0.00 a year and
work beginning June l. Applications
should be sent to the County Super
intendent of Education.
]. G. MCCULLOUGH,
Acting Supt. Education.
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Civil Court in Session

The spring term Of the court OF
common pleas convened here Mon
day morning. Judge Townsand, pre-
siding.
L. E. Wood, Esq, court Stenog'
rapher was at his desk as usual
but has to use crutches, as a result
of an automobile accident in Sum-
ter some weeks ago. He was accom-
panied on this trip by his wife.
There were a number of cases OF
minor nature on the docket for
settlement, and these are being
disposed of with alacrety.
Court will probably adjoprn TO-
day.
Court will adjourn today.
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WATTS JEWELRY STORE

Just received a beautiful assort-
ment of Ivory tipped, silk Parasols
rain proof. Ladies Bracelet Watches
Sterling Silver Beauty Cases, fine
line of Diamonds, Sterling Photo
Lockets. Come and see my fine stock
Yours to please,
F. J. WATTS.
P. s. Bibles and Testaments.
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Mrs. Radford Passes Away

Mrs. Sallie Radford, wife of J.
r Radford died at her home on
Mill street about 9 o'clock last
night. Palagra is said to be the
cause of death. The deceased had
been i'll about three weeks.
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TRESPASS NOTICE

All parties are hereby warned
against hunting, fishing, cutting or
hauling wood from or trespasslng
in any manner upon lands of the
undersigned, in Suttons township
on South side of Santee public ROAD.
Violators of this notice will be dealt
with according to law. -
5-1-4tp. >. II. WALL Ino'
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THURSDAY MAY 1, 1919
TO ADVERTISERS

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Williamsburg County through which
advertisers can reach the people to
the best advantage is The County
Record. It's circulation is 5000 copies
each week.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-05-01

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