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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-18
CAYCE NEWS.
Interesting Items ny the Courier's
Special Correspondent

Mrs Maggie Hargrove. Of Portland.
Ore. came Saturday for a visit 10 her
father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. :.
r. Johnson-Mr. and Mrs. +. \. May
field were in Fulton Saturday.-R. C.
Powell spent Saturday night at Ken
ton. Tenn.-Mr Rufus Birchamp spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Will Clogs.
Mrs Jim Barkett came home Mon
day from an extended visit to relatives
I'm Cairo.-Mr. and Mrs Brice Ennis
and children from Terrell. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dorsie VicOry. OF Union City. and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Brown. of Terrell.
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Allen.-The protracted meeting began
nj the Methodist church Sunday. Rev.
II q. Lowry. Of Memphis. Is assisting
Rev w. f. Holly. We are glad TO
have Rev. Lowry with us again. he was
our pastor. - years agO.-Mr. Phillip
BLAND. of Columbus. was here Mon
day. on business.-Mrs. Brown. of Ter
rell. spent last week with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Joe Allen.-Miss Effie Asbeil
and Mrs. Talmage COrum were in Union
City shopping Thursday.-Mr- and
Mrs Rob Mcconnell and Miss Clara.
of Hickman. spent Tuesday with Mr.
and Mrs. :. +. Johnson.-Mr. and
Mrs Charley BOndurant attended ser
vices at Ebenezer Sunday.-Miss Mary
Rondurant. of Sharon. Tenn. and Miss
Eta Bondurant spent Tuesday with
Miss Ora Mayes.-Miss Minnie Down
ing has returned TO Cayce after a few
weeks visit with relatives at Hornbeak,
Martin. Troy and Union City, TENN
Mrs. Duncan, OF Martin. and Mrs Vim
cent. of Hornbeak, are spending few
DAYS with Miss Ora Mayes.-Beachamp
Fleming, who has recently returned
from France. Is visiting Mr.. Tom White
and family.-Our Community League
was reorganized. All the old members
are still new members. and all are ex-
pected to help us in betterment of our
community welfare. Rev W. T. Holly
was elected president Pauline May
field. Sec'y; Il. J. Atterberry. Treasur-
or Will have our first meeting on
Friday evening Sept. Goth. Everybody
invited TO attend. Mrs. c. A. Wright.
Miss Allie Richardson and Miss Mary
Atterberry, are the committee TO get
ND this program
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-18
DEEDS RECORDED
and Transactions a shown by the
Records of Fulton County.

Coo n Woodrow 20 y T. Mccain
es1L acres the old II g. Lyon place
si0.4sT.
In, In Gourley Al. no price
| Roland williams % Mrs Belle Heath
Gle interest IN - acres Lewis Lauk-
ford place. 500
n \ Barnett 20 Sam II Wallmss-
,ord = acres ON Dyer~hurg road. 81
vn
Guv Tucker 10 Dr : Cohn and Or.
Horace Luten. - acres > miles west 81
| rulton. SO so.
" n. Brevard 10 his wife. lot Ia
| BLOCK , In East Hickman. -. etc.
W r. Nichols 20 4 J Nichols. house
aud five lots IN Crutchficld Williams
u Henry-to r. T. Sullivan. west
mart Of vicinity lot No H. in East
Hickman formerly owned by Mrs
Josephine Helm. $500
I % Veatch Co Mrs b. r. Tucker. -
acres east of Fulton on Rock Springs
road. $500
2S3 In West Hickman. $500
Mos Rarkett 90 \ : Barkett. lot
No IN Richmond \ Bond Al, SiJon.
C. ". Fowler % g. " Gamble, lot
An Fulton. $1,000. etc
J. F EaSley 90 Mr. " q huiter
three lots in Ina. League. $50
W. r. Bowen 20 VIM Cotton. three
lots IN block 1. East Hickman. $1,000
W. W. Watson 90 J &. Barnett. his
interest IN the Frank Barnett place 81
~ acres. $50
RI. Elliott and q. \ Freeman 10 Il.
l.. Drysdale. l0t adjoining l. e. ky
right-of-way in Fulton-no price.
r. NJ WinSctt Co -. J. Muzzie. a por-
tion Of the Sc corner Of the j. j..
Clement loO-acre farm near Fulton
S2To0
!. ] Clement 90 Tom Winsett. 20
acres off above ulace S2j.il.
4. = Barkett % y. q. Adams. Tot
3S2. the Woiscfef lot In West Hickman.
500
10. Browder 10 T. u Maupin. lot in
Reedville Adj 10 Fulton. S2f:D-
Thos VI. Milmer 10 Guy Lawrence.
go acres-Raym0nd Pewitt hnd-Sb.-
900. etc.
W l. Felts 10 =. 7. Hall lot next 10
Felts brick in Fulton. Sloo.
Herbert. Myrtle and Kate Carr To
F. l.. Hall. lot next 10 Holloway and
Parrish garage. $50.
w. u Waggoner 20 J &. Davis, i02
acres on Ohion creek. 5000.
l. r. Reeds 20 = e. Kennedy. old Geo.
Payne property ia Fulton. Slio0.
l. II. Chambers "a q. +. Holloway.
Tot in Fulton, $1,000.
J. w Brown 10 4. T.. Brockman,
~ 81 acres. half mile east Of Liberty
road AMI know as T. !. oliver place,
no price.
Loo xs.osssfcr 60 w T. Jones. lot IN
Fafr Heights Ad- Fulton. $1,000.
Joe Browder 10 W. l. Jones. lot in
Fair Heights Ad. Fulton, $1,000.
v u. McAlister 10 +. q. Schoe, the
II II Freeman place in Fulton $500.
Cecil Bard 10 J. +. Bard. lot Z In
Terry Adj. Fulton. Sf1J.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-18
The fandanqo.

The dance bearing this name Is or
Spanish origin 1t is In three-eighth
time and is invariably accompanied
nth castanets and sometimes also
18th a tambourine. Its musical char
erter f. the strong accent on the
sscond beat Of each bar instead Of the
Arst.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-18

LIvERADE acts gently on the liver
and will not make you sick For sale
bv Helm & Ellison.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-18
SMART FALL SUITS

the little which
ID
making Tcotine Velour Bdcoh Gabadne
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11
en- u~ieopanIid Streif.

Ter er ioni beficnot Streifer oner
belle europa for nPrpRrerloe. Sg
aac Slo9s Streifer.
Wien Den merfeIigite al ole Strei'
fer er Dog ltoen 3pil ben, Iom | for.
rige llge bIcp iberfiat / Dusseldorf /
Spiflano.
Ser bar set til en- afperling @onr.
gcoiict, ion itreifeoc. Scle 9pen off
poa Strelf. 6unftionGrer / Serii.
baltc., Foit-, Selegrai. og Selefon'
oGienet, ganfierer, Sn8ierere, 2p.
ger, 2Grcre % Erofe5Iorer % W9no
/ andre Gtater "ncolngoc" Irbeloet,
Seotrc, Reitauratiouer og aaIeer er
itGnGt, % ltore in0uirrieae Inl9g
bar maattet it9nse ioroi a%ontorper,
Ionale oe aae 9riit5Ic0ere er paa
Streif.
9~ogitapelis belle @pGt er paa
Streif.
0cnne mcrfu9rOigc Streif, Iom
iifferllg err ben fsritc i lit SlagS, er
ipcrfiat iom Broteit MOD EFT Srlliel
ira Gentralfomiteen ior oct iparta,.
fommlilliltiifc Stpre / gpen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11

Som Suar pao Ell Sfrinclie ira
Goitor Scnrp q. 9ltfiniou, SefretTr
FOR the Ghurd) Veoce Union, i~friner
forhcnurrcn6e Trpiioent Gait, at
hon oricr Grapct ON uocluffenoc
Gnoclif / @orncifolen for bcretti9ct
men han bcflagcr hsllig, at DC, lont
har oSfaItct iig iii Iutoriteter nteo
ScnIun til Spro9io1cn, bar goaet
iii inoo1nnc 9ocrligbcber, at DC
iItcoctior at Icttc Observation-Disclosures
mcdet mer bar pnnifelig9iort ocn.
Get cr ufIo9t % i%toocroeict, Tiger
Nr Gait, at iorbpoe @ru9en al 3pif
/ tnifc airfcr, % ban er al oen WPc'
nina, at Der ircrnoeIeS ber 8ipeS PM
lc0nina I'll al lore Spif / Seilfolcr'
ne. Gr @rriiocnter i%Iiltter lit @rcu
ioaIcoc5.
On al @nnifcIigbebcrnc pco Ell
5ittation iom oennc er, at Der er
MUno. Iom pes line poerIiggoucnoe
Ga rrimcligc 9~Inifuelier Is9cr at I'll
ocnoe iig ct 9ip ior Eatriotiamc, Ion
Be life io~rticucr, % at iGttc en- ilpa'
aIoaic WPub, lom cr ligciaa
.uriQc Amcrifnnerc. io1u DC er lclp,
inn ioroi bc life itnnr reoc til ! alt
utceptcrc ocre3 b~pitcrlitc Soccer"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11
Sra Sc ~hemmeliae olrfiper.

@crn zoe Gcbruar. - Der cr enc.
mi Ell ltor Mpn1oc ~hcnuucIiQt Ma
tcriaIe at unocriege / Sc tpife Soar
tcrcr olgoocnoc 9lniporct Tor Sri
gcu@ llobruo, crflTrc0c Sen bopcritc
Eremicrnliniitcr &urt Gi4ucr i0a9.
"Nelc Nrtiucr cr cuout urprt,"
iortldttc bon. men / sc ~bcmmeliNc
Nrtiper / Qdincbcn cr ser blanot Sen
0iplonIutiitc &orrcipon0once auere0e
iuloct Ell bel Gel WiutcriaIc, ion be.
piicr Spiflonha @re0e 49, octS Inipor
ipr &riQcu$ llobrlb. Ger er I. Gr.
Ct Hcicrat Al en- Somtolc mlellcnl
aong @uonig al @oucrn o0 @rcp BON
Schoen, ocn tjbliacrc tpitc @eiollot
Ill TnriS, imoct bIoubt 8rcp Scrt-
IiugS Topircr. % iom niicr, at Spif.
lonb en'tcoc arigCn.
SamtoIcn inuot SteD / Iualit
1914. &ougcu iortoltc @cianotcn, at
ocnnc HrI0 mnotte brtnac ct unoct
Nciultnt ems &rilen / 1S70-71. Oh
al &clQicn maatte amCftcrc3 iii Spif.
lan0. Ncrttl foieoe &onaeu, at "Spit'
lnu0 oQinu mo0ttc crboerpc HhiucnS
Y.iml0inN iclu paa @cfoitnino al
&rTntclic al holonoif Serritoriun
@npcru MAJ gioc$ Ell Tortion al
elias SothrlnQen, % iii 8ienaiplN
fltroc loo %apern gipe glifalo pao
tine Scrritorler / @aben o. Seslen, "
Seller Wllhclm bar uocn SpiI 81.
refte Sfplb / Sorbereoelien til Sri
aell, iagoe GiSner, men Sen miIit9rt
Goite bar | lterre llbitrpfning anipar
liz Tor, al Den pirfelia breo no. q
maa ale trGtteS iii @lnlpar, men fol
ct tp Tribunal. Gi3ncr er ooiac
Saper al at alt ltiaolet @ooS ia.
tilbagelepereS, % at Heocrue itraiie.
itrengt.
Serr GiSner enbte i~aalcSeS:
Get er al haabe, at 9onicrenccl
Bern pil iorrpe Snternaticnalen
Gcttc or icritc Sang. Selcaaicr ir,
] DC iicnhtligc 2anoe bar fommct lam
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11
Ton1resien / Sern.

Sra Bern mco0cle9 BEN Ste Sebr.,
ot 0clt illterrationale Nrbeioer- %
SocioliltfonQre5 bar peotnget cit
&Ompromi3 GeIolution, Iom gaar
no pnn, at Gongreaien ~forelDbig la
Der liQBc Sporgamaalet oml IilIpa-
ret lor &ri9en % at De tplfe mo0e-
rate Socinliiter innr NOgang til at
OeItnQe / Gicnreianin8en al Ben 10.
cioIiitiiIc &ntcrnutiounle. GeIolil.
tiOucn blep pcOtoget moo Ell - 1
. StcnIne, cit Sranlfmonb.
TN al aoniercnccn uc0int Spes
clnltonlitc ill at bcbonblc Eroblemet
ON Ell N%erocn5lign al frie 9~tntioner
crtlUrcr / Ell Nciollltion, at allie
l~elpitprenbc Solf mo iou Nbgang
til al optngca / Sl9nen, o. ale Weo.
lcnrnlcr bpr hupc ligc Ncttigbcoer %
liQe Eligtcr. Cen erflrrcr oalaa,
at ale %itaaen0e Irmecr nlaa ofltais
les, og at Dc Trnlccr, iom oct en-
Stuno tan bIi noSpelrOigt at pcoIige-
bol0c poa @rlln0 al ocu uiifre inter-
rationale Situatiou, belt % bo!bent
ifol titles mlOer &coclie al &croen5,
llQtcL Iou tiuiAe mua gipc3 ofolo.
mite &oabcn til at iifrc @jennemIe.
rclicn Al inc @eilutnIngcr.
Grocl me Gelcgotcr til &on0rc$.
len ira Inrerifa % Stalicn cr all.
tomnlct til Bern.
Gen 5tc Scbrltnr oabnc0c3 ogiao
/ Bern Ell international tSooiore.
nillg@tonNrc@ mco 0cIegnter tillteoe
ira If &au0c, o~cribIouot Nmerifa
% GnNIon0, men Here QeIegatioucr
cr cn0m life uuoet rem. Get or
lprliN Den illternatlouoIc Nrbeioer4
lopNipning, orupc &Ougrc2 CT III.
tcrc2icrct t..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11

be%nitiIiianocn Tor treble Sang. og DC
al ham i~orcilaocoe me 9eiingelier bill
rinleliauiS optoge oct meite al Toa.
BETS 6orbotolinger ioag.
Oct iorlpocr, at Haaoct bill ialt.
iptte Ell fort 5riit, inoen bpilfen 3p'f.
lano mac opiploe De @etingelier, ionl
biotil bare ocIpiS or opiplot. Soo
lebes or enbnll life ct enelte al De
tplfc &anoclSifibc, Tom ifuloe ienoca
til pi5ic oIiereoe Sopne, afleperet.
s 6rautrig ngitereS Der ogloo Tor,
at &c Naiercoc ifal bciPtte Gs'clt,
bpor Grilpps u~moooelige @oaben
iobrifer er bcliggcnbe. Wfen DC mere
folobIooige Sopeoet blanot DC Nuic.
rcoc / 8oris er paa oct rene nleo, at
Ipiflon0 M, cr nblDllit magte@le8 til
at mooiTttc Jig nogetlombel't, DC
Nliereoe mnnttc frppe.
Wcimar 70c Scbrllnr. - Nsliltc
rcn0c lloenrigSmlniltcr | Gberta SEQ
binet. aarl aout3fp blcu ioog meo
37I moo % Stemmer palgt til Na
Observation-Disclosures TrPiiocnt.
gobningcu al Observation-Disclosures
gen iqonr bar prGgct al No og @Gr-
Oigbcb og Ell Gnfelhco iom bar IN
/ 3piflnno Tor Ell ioooon N~nlconin9
at bare.
Gbert8 N%lnbuinQStole tog Ell balp
(imc. Sans GrflGring ON, at Heuo-
lutioncn life bar anipnrlig for Den
hcrifcuoc Wongel paa 6eoenioler,
mcO en- Nlanoing al @ifal0 %
W}i9baQ5ptrinqer. Get bar Nsoen,
iom tilii6it uolcucrc0e Spitlono I'll
hct3 Ticuoer, iogoe ban, men hon
proteitcrcOc moo, at set tpife tSolt
gi6rc5 til Son9llaoer Tor line
/ 30, 40 cQcr 60 Nar.
"&ore SLENDER erflGrer, at set cr
Wiilitori9mcn, De bcfiGmper, men
N}ilitari@mcn cr oetroniieret / Spit-
lon0 nu," ertlGrcoc ban.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11
Kansas City Kvsgmarked.
Sioux City Kvegmarked.
Omaha Kvegmarked.

JVrnkVPg-Native steers. 12. OO-1s so
ctp os hvier. ........ 7.5O-14 90
c. 0eneIS and feeders.... 6.5O-15. 25
I-buik OF sales....... 16. 9O-17.25
go 1O.0O-15 20
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11
Kri0 90 &re0.
g%orllrttcllc ira SiOe /.

Gen polite Yrcmicrmiuiitcr, ga
ocrcruifi bar bcot ben polite g}otiouol
fomttc / Garia ON at uopirfe DC
guicrc0cs Iiua0clic ill, at ocn pollfc
glrmc / Ironfrig MI ton ioa penoe
bicm lIrnr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11
Den trife misunderstanding

Den tyife >1ationdl forlamlin9,
Sra g&cimor telcarnIerc9 oen CITE
Icbrlnr:
Den me tpifc MISUNDERSTANDING
tronotc ioog inmmcn i oct berpT
rcuOc gamIc Moiteotcr mcO inc rl9c
Climber ira @octbc@, Scbjlcra %
2ii3t9 gin.
G~iQatouilcr GricOrIcf ebert onb
ucoc Qiooet &lotfcn ire. Nal moo
to0ca ucO froftiQt NiiolO, ga ban
trauotc ircui poa IalcrlIolHL. San
iuolcOcoc lin glabniuQstolc mco at
tiltalc Toriumlingen ion mine "a
MGR oQ Ncrrcr" - uolct lonl olorlg
ier bar urrct bort / en- tplf loual
ucnoc Ioriomling, NlanOt Wtco-
lcnmcrnc cr Ger ncmliG Here Gamer.
Sans 1olc bar NJ inotrTnGcnoc
9lppcl ill TorinmliuQcn ON Sombolo
og Guiqbco % utrTttclINt Nrbcloc
Tor at ioo broQt GpitInuo poniooc
IiQicu.
Gen 0nlnlc Gmqcnc@ Eilitnno |
Epiflono cr I%icrnct FOR ole Siocr,
ioQoc ban; oct cr mi 6oltcta foltc
Billie al itnrc iia iclp. "%i oil faloc
ircm 0cu Qnmle tpltc Nollo ira Mcl
mars @lanatiO. vi oil itabc ct Higc
poo @umrolag al SonNheo oQ Hct "
Ntrr ebert bilicoc mco Silircbs-
he's set tpifc GitcrriQa Nc'lutning on
al i~itouobrin0c Den rationale Gnbco
al 0tn tpitc Nncc, ION olcnc tol gloc
Worouti Tor ct blomitrcn0c uonocligt
pQ efonomlit Gin"
NJ 0c i2t uolQtc W|tc0lenmtcr por
397 tiIltcoc poo oct ferItc Wtpoc.
6orinmliuQcn uil in0tiI pi0crc rcttc
liz citcr Niq2oaQcna QomIc Gorrct
~uiuQaor0cn. Der pil bIl holot Wtoocr
hptr GoQ.
Mcluor cr itcrtt bcitpttrt, ga bonbc
%llfoutcri oQ MauoIcrl Qinr Goliti
%ticucitc. &ouoIcri potrlIlicrcr itaoiQt
Qicuucm W00cruc - uplcntlig Tor AZ
iorcbuogc upcutcOc 9luQrcb al Spar
%tacoucrnc.
@cjmur zoe 6rbr. - ) lin Nnb
uiu09talc / Observation-Disclosures
iQuar uOtaltc N~i9@tonilcr ebert
blon0t oloet
"NctunQcIicruc Tor &nobcuitjlitnu.
ocu hor pUrct uhort itrcngr. ~ oC
har uUrtt Qicmcmiert puu en- fam.
lbs Moooe. Wtcu nj n0uurcr pore
Mo0itouocrc moo at oripc o5 Tor.
luult.
@j1ciom General Mintcriclot (bcl
toQ gliitco iom 6ormnn0 lor ocn tu'fl
&aabcuiulitauo GommialionO ton hcll
Ben tu'te NcQicriuN omiiocr bli unNt
til al Qluc Iifolo poo alt Mfcborbci
0critab / Observation-Disclosures %
lpQQt poa pore W~tooitauocrc bell
Neltcu al Nnioarct ior Den me %cr
ocu2 Srgouiiotiou.
! (jQjo i'll Vruiiocut @ilions
@e'tcr loQ0c GnitIouo neo line &no
ben. "a ri oipcuter III YrUiiocn
I3iliou3 Grco. hportil nj bor Nct
&uria 70e Gcbr. - Gc olicrcor
Petitioners @rcmicrmiuiiirc nil / u
termiooo9 trUoc iommcu iom "%euerit
arIgaraoo", rImcliAubi@ Tor at ioIt
iUttc oc me %nobcuitilitano @etin
Qclicr. ION itol iorcIGgge9 Suiflanb
hoj2 Cbitruttion2tottif iiaeS at han
uooet i'm alimor / Den Sruiel, ion
HlQ@tauilcr ebert fom meo / III
Aabuimqatalc ! MISUNDERSTANDING
/ Mcimar, al Spilluno maoite maatt
oibrnOe Gorhon0lin1erue meb .
Nuicrcoc.
@laubt 6reo@tongresienS Meolem
8 mer gIsr ben Spiatning lia giGI
/ oen0e, al Spiterne mere % mer
Glemmer i'm Stiling, % oct iormc
oes, at oct eperite arigSrooo bill taq
Sfriot iii at brin9c Dem ill Spl
ituaeIic Al berca pirteliac Status.
@orifalf 6ocb pil Sen 17bc Sch
bcgipc fig iii Srier FOR al icrnpe @al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11

men iioel for arisen, % ieg baaber,
at aonferencen / Bern life bill bli
ltoen Sroflpoelie poa Den / Taris."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11
Chicago Produktmarked.

Tet banber pite. at Sreoe, forr tnoebcIoer
lSfe genee % Tie CT reeiiirerei. TONNE bort
paa Seien. eenb berSr iffe Isle FsRse ubeu
at faa Suffering for srepe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11

Saar re fprnser csres enbEristisn. iers
oelr Bot. eusr goniansisnins. SET CT UNI.
% bi ian tiic prre aniearlise tor penae. ION
Ten at ienss Isle Vense , alminbsl,se Srsue.
o!ir torie rca ye,en.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-11

ENrEREp As sKcoNp CLASS NATTER JuNE l5rH 1908 AT
TIE Tosr OFFICE At DEBORAH, Iowa, UNDER THE ACT
or CovGRrss OF MARCUS. 1877.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-03-25
WIRELESS TELEPHONE
SHOWS GREAT WORTH.
President Wilson Could Have Been
Reached at Any Time on Board
Ship.

Washington, March 20.-should oc.
ca: ON have demanded it, officials il.
this country could have talked direct
~ to President Wilson by wireless
telephone at any time while he was
returning to France on the American
transport George Washington.
Lieut.. Com. S. c. Hooper, chief of
the radio division Of the navy depart
ment's bureau of steam engineering.
said tonight that wireless telephone
messages were sent daily to the snip
from the New Brunswick high power
sending station and that the voice Of
tie speaker could be heard plainly on
board the transport even afte" it CT
rived in Pres
AS the George Washington was not
caApped with apparatus powerful
eroA.h to send telephone messages
!&ng distances, the communication
ON New Brunswick were acknowl-
edged by wireless. Commander Hoop
er stated.
The MESA 2, were sent only as an
experiment, he said, and the use OF
the wireless telephone over such =
distance, he said, did not constitute a
record.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-03-25
COURSE DIVERTED
FOR TROOP SHIPS
Sauth Carolina Port to Receive Az
.4Old Hickory" Fighters Except
Sick and Wounded.

Washington, March 20.-All trans :
ports bringing home units of the
Ti,rtieth t"o!d Hickory") Division
VIII go to Charleston. s. c., unless
they carry also sick and wounded
soldiers. for whom there are no IA
CITIES at the South Carolina port
In addition to the transport MGR
Guy. the war department announced
officially late today that the trans
ports Pocahontas, MotaWaska ana
Konigen der Nedcrlander, all vita
units of the Thirtieth aboard, had
tpen diverted from Newport News
I'D would land their men at Char
lesion.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-03-25
CAMP JACKSON
MADE PERMANENT
Plans Not Made Public But Govern
ment May Buy Lands-Aiot and
- Slater Talk.
Special t9 The State

Special t9 The State
Washington, March 2o.-Former
Senator Christie Benet tonight an
nounced that Camp Jackson would be
made permanent. He has had this
matter up with the war department
for some time and today received ss-
surances from Benedict Crowell, act
ing secretary of war, saying this
would be done. The size of the camp
in future is not stated. but that it
will be made permanent will be good
news to Columbia.
P H. MCGOWAN.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-03-25
EXPECTS EMBARGO
TO BE TAKEN OFF.
Senator Smith Sees Better Day
Dawning.

The State, 21st.
Senator r.. d. Smith came to Co.
lumbia yesterday morning to address
meeting of farmers at the Richland
county court house on the question
of acreage reduction.
Senator Smith expects the peace
terms to be so near within the NEXT
few weeks that the embargo in cot
ton can be lifted to the central en-
pirea. His argument was that with
the embargo lifted and farmers cus-
ting their acreage and holding what
cotton they now have on hand. the
price will De limited only by the siza
of the purse of the purchaser. Cotton
sold at unprecedented figures follow
ing the War Between the States. I'VE
are not delnan ding such price as that
for our cotton, but we do want all we
can get," Senator Smith said.
Tables Of statistics were reac'
showing that the surplus supply O.:
cotton had been exhausted With the
signing of the armistice cotton wen-
down. The lifting If the embargo On
cotton was not a proviso III the arm
istice terms. Hence the farmers
would be compelled to wait a Little
while longer.
Senator Smith was reminded during
the course of his speech that report
was current, charging him with hv-
ing been associated with cotton spec
ulators. Senator Smith was denun-
ciatory in his denial Of this, and
courts investigation Of his record,
either in Washington or elsewhere.
Nothing could be more abominably
false, he said.
B. Harris, commissioner OF agrl'
culture, also spoke. The farmers were
winning the fight, Mr.. Harris said
but the fight could be won only oy
cooperation and diversifcation. Just
so long as a farmer in this State
bought a bushel Of corn for himself
and his stock; just so long as he
bought one pound of meat; just 50
long as he bought one mule or horse.
which he himself could raise, just 50
long was there need in South Caro-
lima to reduce the acreage Of cotton
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-03-25

, ..ou Se!ected by this con-
vention will carry a tremendous re-
sponsibility and duty. 1 urge that
this committee of 20 promptly meet.
organize, subdivide their work and
give their very careful attention TO
the solving of these questions. II
will necessitate untiring study. serv-
ice and effort to properly handle
these questions which have retarded
our development and growth for many
years. The work Of the New Orleans
convention should be largely develop
Ell before the meeting OF the convei.-
tion. While every State n the cotton
belt through it's committee have sivo'
the most careful attention to solving
and proper handling OF these prop
ositions, at the same time I feel that
South Carolina will retain her record
of being a leader and that the con-.
mittee from South Carolina will play
a prominent part in the New Orleans
convention.
after giving these matters careful
consideration I concur in the judg-
ment and decision Of leading men not
Only from our State, but from various
sections of the cotton belt, that these
matters are of vital ,mrortance to o'r
future progress, development and
prosperity, and 1 feel that It is a duty
Of our citizens, as matter of service,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-03-25

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. " Fellers nave Se-
ceived a message from their young
est son, Sergt. JOHNNIE H. Fellers o:
Co K, 11Sth infantry, 30th division.
telling them that he would not De
able to return with his division as
he was held in 4 hospital in France,
where he has French fever. the dis
ease having settled IN his leg. He l.
still unable to walk. His MANY
friends will hope for i:is speedy re-
covery so thata he may soon returi
to the States for which he as done
his bit
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-03-25
Gn ;;le Death OF Margaret Standis;'
>ci;encn. march Is, 1919.

The gentle spirit whose fate was to
ccGI"a
The weary years of cea%cle's stress
\ ard pain.
For which mans art and tendance
sought in vain
To minister an antidote or cure,
IS given at last release both full and
sure
From all the ills that mortal life
annoy.
And taken to that life where evermore
Ter lot shall re al health. and
strength. and Joy.
We cannot fail to mourn Our loss.
and miss
TIE fair. sweet soul we loved and
cherished here.
Yet we shall keep in mind the per-
feet bliss
The liberated and hleet soul has there.
Amid the host. of pure heart like he1
own,
Who chnnt their praises around the
great white throne.
J. F. J. Caldwell
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-03-25

Sunday afternoon on "The Recon
structive Service" -
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant of Saluda spen:
Sunday with Mrs. j. B. Stockman.
Mr.. Henry Fellers and Miss Odell
have returned to Silverstreet after a
visit to Mr.. S. L. Fellers.
Mss Annie Laurie Lester Of Co
lumbia was home for Sunday
Miss May Long Of Summerland was
home for the weekend.