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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
CREAM INDUSTRY GAINS
More Cattle and More Butter and;
Cheese Factories In the Great
NlrHiniu Valley.

HARRISONBURG. VA. August 1917
AS the cattle industry increases In this
part of the State the dairy and cream
cry will soon be attracting attention.
The Valley Creamery is tho name OF
the new concern. company under that
name having obtained charter from
the State Corporation Commission. The
minimum capital stock Is $4,000. B. +.
Suter is the president OF the company.
The creamery. which will be strictly
upto date in all Of it's equipment Is TO
he started at Penn Laird in this county.
right whore the dairy cattle herds are
the most numerous.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
MINING IN TENNESSEE
Company Made Up Largely Of Vir-
Eininns Digging Fuel by River
Side Near Chattanooga.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. August Is.
The Raccoon Coal Company. Of which
L. w Virdcn is president. and in which
Il number OF Nirginians arc stock
holders. has Increased it's capital stock
from $4,000 TO 100000. This has en-
abled the company TO go more extern
sirc!y Into the coal mining business
Considerable acreage Of coal land
near kcily's Ferry has been purchased
and machinery Installed. \ wharf is
being built. from which the products
OF tho coal mines will be taken to
on towboats and barCes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
BRISTOL HOSIERY MILL
Twin City to HIVE Largest Knitting
PIhht in stnte-Grrnter Pay HollS
in Sight.

MIL which wil! probably be the lar.
st ~ -. KIND anywhere IN the state,
IS :" be Bristors next new Industry.
AZ - definitely decided tina, Il com
pany headed by J. T. Grey. Of John.
son C!ty, Tenn. VIII establish here
auch mill The plans. which have
h"eh completed. contemplate the cr.c-
ton Of t"O buildings Of brick wIlIcn
are TO be installed with the latest
models ~ knitting machinery capable
"' rirninT ont IN" finest and best Of
nos cry for 10Th men and women. TINS
Nc" tntcror!se will increase Br!stors
already larg" army OF workers consid-
rrably.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17

tho Twin States Fuel Company. Of
Huntington. capital stock authorized
100000; tho Mabel Coal Company, Of
Mallory. authorized capital stock $780,
900: the CartriGh -CornoG Galleries
company. or Clarksburg, capital $780,
Several smaller companies. with cap
ital OF less than 100000. have also
been Incorporated.
The Indian Pocahontas Coal Com
Dany OF Welch. recently Incorporated.
has been organized and commenced TO
put in tipples and an aerial tramway
mat Will insure an annual capacity
of 1Oo.p 900 tons OF coal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
START UNDERWEAR FACTORY
High Point md Greensboro Men to
Mnnufucturc IndcrEarment~
LnrEc Srulc.

GREENSBORO. y. G.. August 10
The Dillon kcarns Underwear Com
pany has been Incorporated here and
at High Point. with capital stock AT
800 600. Il. c. Wit and l.. NJ. Dillon.
of Greensboro. and II. &. Kcarns. Of
High Point. arc the incorporates. and
"ill be officers OF the new company.
II is proposed to lease a building. II
possible, at High Point and install il
at once with all OF the necessary ma
chinery for turning out underwear. the
purpose heing 10 give the factory "A
daily carac!iy OF 1000 union suits Of
underwear. II a suitable building cam
not he leased on" will be erected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
ASSEMBLIES LATEST
Iinlf-MiiiiOn Doilnr IIostciry Added Ia
Resort Towns List of Gorgeous
PubIiC lIOuhch.

ASfiEVILLE, y. e.. August l6-An-
othcr Motel. TO cost not less than $500
900. Is booked for ,Ashcvillc.
>. StcrnberS. who recently purchased
the Haywood Office Building. paying
$23o.O0U for it. has completed ali OF
his arrangements for adding another
S2oo.OOo to the investment by remodel
ing the entire structure and convert
ing II into a modern hotel
The work viii be commenced at an
early date and by next spring Ashc-
vi!ie's newest hotel viii probably be
In operation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
Creamery In southwe., vIrrlnln

ME ADDWNIEW. Va, August Is -
IN. Moado~yi",r Creamery. Inc. which
was mss wc"k Chart"rei hy N" Sra'.
Corporation Commission Win $4,000
CAPITA! stock viii establish cream
"ry AZ This plac" and manufacture but-
'"r and cheese and supply mix "a ,he
nearby larger towns. This VIII give
ine cattle rais"rs in the ncishbO!hoOd
z reEu-ar .nArk., Tor thnir nlLk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
OPEN NEW MINES
New Companies Chartered 10 Dir uor.
Fuel i'm West Virginia nitu-
minous Belt.

CHARLESTON, w. VA. August Is
several large coal mining companies
nave recently been Incorporated under
the West Virginia laws TO mine fuel
IN various parts of the coal hell
Among these the following are all
READY or very soon will be at work
turning out bituminous coal: the PIN
nacic Poca hontaS Development Com
paHy. OF Charleston capital. $50, O0o
the Ferguson White Ash Coal Com
pany. Of Ferguson. capital 800 600:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17

GREENSBORO. y. c., August 10
The charter for the Atlantic Bank and
trust Company. which was promoted
mere some weeks ago, has been granted
ana the company has been organized
ny the election OF Julius w Cone pres
ident; William Simpson. vice pres idcnt
IN" conpanyS authorized capital is
$4,000 600. y cashier is yc, 10 hr
chosen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
Cotton Mills nj Lau,.nburv

I,AURENBCRG y g Angus, !.
me FRINGE Cotton Mills Compan,
~niGn WIZ have capital stock to the
nmouni or 100000, haze been incor.
2ther ton cloth factory 4. l.. James
a; Jones, j.. McNa!r and
800 other vel. known cotton men
So'@t the mead Of The new enterprise
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
Rye Flour for General Purpo.e.

I'UTnUBCH.
STUART. VA. August 1s-The Joyc.
Mills at Peters Creek. in thl. Patrick1
county arc being enlarged by tho adj.
dillon of department for the making
OF rye -four and rye meal Heretofore
the mills have ground only wheat and
corn. Special machinery is required
FOR the grinding o! rye. and the mill
VIII be Installed with this. giving IL
capacity Of at least twenty-five bar
reiS pcr Gay
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
Cnrdinr D-pnr,m.p, Heinz Added

KINGS MOUNTAIN Y c. August
nave ii Carding department. The com
PAN mas planned 'or an addition Of
this character IN" nuildin. VIII be
cOntraCten Tor az an CITY Intc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-18
UN PROBLEMA IMPORTANTE
PARA LOS AGRICULTORES
DE PUERTO RICO.
El Brasil Teme la Competencia en-
la Production de Azucar.

Tn problema de suyo importantc pa
fa los agricultores de Puerto Rico, cs
ell que ha planteado en- Brasil el Consul
Americana, acreditadO en- Rio JaneirO.
I'm infOrmc que suministra csc di-
plomatico, indica que la industria azu-
carera en- cl B.ssil esta llamandO mu-
chO Ia atenci6n do los plantadOres v
cxportadores dc aquel pals. Ninguna
otra industria brasileha dice cl consul
parece hallarse act1almente eli situa
ci6n mas precaria, debido principalmem-
te dos razOnes: falta de equipo in
dustrial pfodernO necesidad dc cspc-
cializacion Ell el manejo de Ia cxporta-
ci6n, cOlOcandOla bajO sistemas mas eff
CAGES.
Para remediar eI primerO dc csOs ma
les que sefala cl Consul Americana, Sc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-18
LA REBELLION EN- PORTUGAL.


Seg1n la prensa de Nueva York lle-
gada Iltimamente a Puerto Rico, cs
dificil prever, la hora en- que traza-
mos ,estos renglOnes, 81 Portugal nues
tro primo carnal en- la familia de la
raza, lleva camino de volver O ser
monarquia sc CONSOLIDATE en- la fOrma
de RepGblica.
Oporto, segIn los iltimos cablegra-
mas, esta en- pOder dc los republicanos,
pero este no quiere decir que haya
sido aplastada en- absolute la rebellion,
acritud.
Ell cOntraste es curioso.
La comfiagracion ha sido cruel para
los soberanos. Entire estos la victima
primera fu6 el venerable Pho X, cuya
muerte anticip6 la sGbita explosion de
odiO v violeacia ocurrida en- ell veranO
de 1914, segGn aseguran quienes tienen
motives para estar bien informados
lie las interioridades del Vaticano.
la Ultima, las Gltimas 80. Mas
para que bacer una enumeration que
esta Ell tOdas las memorials!
Los caidOs de aver, Pedro de Serbia,
Alberto dc Belgica, son los exaltados
y glOrificados de hoy, y los triunfan-
tes de entOnces los desposeidos de aho-
ra.
FL tema es digno de ser tratado por
un BOssuet o pOr un Donoso Cort6s.
La conclusion seria, en- unO en- otrO,
ma leccion de humildad.
No debe desaprovecharla el iOven
Manuel de CoburgO de Orleans 81, triun-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-18

ha hechO patente a los exportadores
que hay que sustituir los actualcs trapi.
ches de estilO antique Y de capaeidad
insignifcante, pOr maquinaria moder.
ma y que las porciOnes cuItivabIes dc
cana dc az6car deben ser desarrolladas
en- toda su capacidad pOr In introdue.
ci6n de maquinaria agricOla mOderna.
Con respeeto a Ia cxportaci6n del
azdcar sc considera dc vital importan.
ella, en- vista dc la inevitable compcten.
cia y expansion cOmerciaI que SC espera
una vez tcrminada 10 guerra. Sc cree
que sc adoptcn medidas en- una confc.
rcncia dc tOdas las naciOncs intcrcsadas
en- ell prOblcma para eoOrdinar todas las
actividadcs en- esta direction.
En- ell Brasil llama Ia atenci6n cI he.
chO cierto y positive, dc que Estados
UnidOs estan cOnstruyendo ingenios azu.
carerOs en- las Islas Filipinas, ademay
dc los que va ticnen en- opcraei6n On
Puerto Rico y las Islas Hawai-. que
tanto Alemania como Austria muv pron
to habran dc restableccr sus considcra.
bles induStrias de remOlacha.
Es necesariO -dicen- remcdiar los
males dc In production azucarera antcs
que llcgue la compctencia inevitable
que sc cspcra una vcz frmada In paz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-18
INA DEsGRACIA
EN- sANTURCE

Aver csiabsn iugaudo eoH do5 areos
lc barTiI dos Hiios en- Ia raiIc DC I.0iza.
lc SaHiurcc, y Uno dc cIIos fus arro.
lado por un autcm6viI Ford. quc
:uiaba cI "chauffeur Francisco cal.
Icr6n. ~ nihO rceiIi6 hcri,Ias graves,
:, segdn 81 informc del Hospital Mu.
licipaI, dc Saniurec, dondc fu6 IIcva
10 Embellishments dcspuss de haI,~r
DcurridO Ia desgracia, - Ir han toma
10 scsenia puntos en- Ia eaIpcza. " fs-
al, schOr CampiIIo, que eHteHdi6 en- II
:aso, cxigi6 $500 de iaBza Caldcr6u.
ordcn6 aI detective Ncmcsio Diaz
Iuc Ic arrcstara No hemos Iso,Ii'Io
Iveriguar eI nombrc del niho, quicn
IA pcrdido Fl eOBOeimicnto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-18
DON srMP1acfo
CoNCURso De La "soCTEDAD
JUvENIL." dc HoRMTcUERos

EH Ilornsigu~rvs. seg6u ass sammntsa
HueStsg sgsHis ~ u nseHeigpssla o.
bIaei6H. IA sido inaagHrasig ua syH
eurso fcmcHiI. eHfFs Ios aIawsos a~
ias eseueIas, para deei.Iis qsisa - h
schorita mas I'eIIs y qaisH Il a6s sia.
pstiea eHtFe las qu~ FesisIeu sn n -
eaIidad.
IIasta shgra m dady - sixuisais
FesuIiado II syneurso paFa sIegis q Il
mas bonita
Ana La~ia Mejiea. gf0 vgtg~. Mere.
des Ponce. sI: Arsenic Iyiax. -. Csr
men sep6Ive'is. -; AsFes Tsrs. y.
Ursula Rodriguez. 8: y Maria vsles. g.
~ eoHesrso Vromete ssr may rssiis.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-18
fante el movimiento monarquico en- Por.
'tugal, vuelve a Lisboa como soberano.

La restauraci6n portuguese asestaria
un gOlpe rudo al bolseviquismo interna.
cional, particularmente los que 10
encontrandO del tOdO pano cl camino
para extender el cOntagiO por el centro
de Europa, estan procurandO infiltrarlo
pOr ell extreme occidental, con ell pro-
p6sitO de que del TajO llegue al Ebro
y atravicse despucs los Princes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-18
NUEvo INSPECTOR

III SecrctariO Executive dc Puerto
Rico ha aPrObadO cI nombramiento he
chO pOr cl Alcaldc dc Carolina a ia
vor de Jcr6nimo Suarez, como Inspcc-
tor Municipal dc Pcsas Mcdidas dc
dichO pueblo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-18

'""" """aH SOS pert0dtstas . pun
tapies. Conservatives y Iil,rrsles :.
POnen como nueveeitos. ~ psbIies
dcsde IN tribuHa. exeita Ivs gale. "a
"a que sc destroeen mas y IIenem ds
sangrc.
Neasc, para honor de IL eultura de-
"a prcHsa en- Puerto Rico. tan eortss
mcsurada easi sicmgrc. como poue 81
Dictator dc AIimcntoz cm Cuba. don
ArmandO Andre. quicn obtuvo II grade
de comaHdantc en- Ia Iueha por Ia H
bcr'ad, don Carlos Mendicta. qns
nereei6 por su bravura 81 de sorsurl: ,
. IIabana, 20 dc dieicmbrr de 1918.
Scbor Carlos Mcndieta, Director d.
IIeral,Io dc Cuba.
Ciudad.
Senior:
No me extraha quc apvnas viera Ia
'uz PdbIiea "IIeraI,lO lie Cuba = dos.
pucs del NUTS y que So vi6 egHdrnado
por los boehornoSos suecsos De- felrrro.
por II cxprcsamcnfc provoeado-s. eosuirn
e pcr ataear a Ia Direction General d.
Subsistcneias.
Va yo tenia eoHidcHeias dc que vol
via listed del drstierro que usted - irm
"Iso I'Or eol,ardia manifesto. con termi
Iau'es Instructions a tai I'm rcrilisIas
lei mas criminal ,lc les dcmoIc.lorsS uus
ncdr6 en- terra eubana. dc ~ pr6fuyo
'ompaiero Oresies Ferrara."
iQuc les parcec us;e,Ies a. disparo
lei Dictator dc AIimcntoSs
ii no tira con pataias. jHsto - eom
'csar que arroja sobrc ~ doctor zero
hel Mcndicts algunOs eesios lie easea
as y desperdieio$.
Contin6a RI Dictator de Sul,sistcn
las:
Tor eco nO me ha s0rrTendido que
listed, socz en- IA palabra rroeaz H.
JensamicHto, sin cspcrar q mas invcs-
igaeioncs, nj eereiorarsc De si rran
ustos no los eargos que I,ssaR eonira
I DrI'artamento de ms man,lo. euya
"t"a'i'H tfVHF VHF SFF aH@NtNsAWHENNe
dcseOnoeida para listed desdc Il Ieja-
10 escondite en- que csper6 n oeasiSn
'ropieia para voIver Cuba. So aprc-
'urara eomeHzar ~ eampaha de oJ'o.
iei6n ataeando aI Dcvartamcnio con
iado mi euidado.
POGO quiero decirIe usfed. ~ rspIi-
esOs eargos, que formuIados gor
is'ed no tienen vaIor aIguno. Eeprsi
las veces he pul'Iicado eH todos los
onos v en- diversas formas que estas
'fcinas dc mi dependeneis estsn STEM
re abicrtss, salvo una sola exeepei6n.
los que quieraH hurgar IN cTls. para
nconirar Ia cxjsteneia de- las irreRu
aridades administrative ,fue Ia igno-
amelia, IN ineonscicHeia Ia rnaIdad.
. suponen.
La cxecpei6n que me rcGrro = n
cTsOnalidad dc ustcd, qiiieH ~ eSti
40 coH " auiorisIad moral sufeirntc
Vi con Fl prestigio y ~ bucH aomI,re
Ieccsarios para seertarxe sH mo,lo I'll
.uno al dinteI dc mi desyarho.
CuaIpuiera representation pvr mosles.
a que sea, Ia dc los Iiml,iabosas. Ios
'arreHderOS, etc. ctr.. esta faeuliada
ara eoHstituirsc IN mis- o6eiHas ave-
iguar iO,lO euanto qHicra avcrigusr ~
o eVnccrHicn,c su fuueionamiento
NO cneoHtIara en- mi sino fseiIi,la.
.cs y mi eOopcraei6n para ~ rseIare.
inieniO dc euaIp"ier hceI'o PuRibIe.'' -
lRcc0rehoIisi
y quicn vcrii6 su sangre nuncrosas
Gees por cuba, Ione ~ Dictator dc
'limcniOs, Pcor dc Io que soIia pvBer
] diciadVr Lii Ios que opoHian -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-18
RASGUNOS

! ~ss Ie,e P-'s = ~ assis.s-s =, -
voIuntad.
4 ig@ Iimpiai-gsas = tss Isasrsmd~sss
- esHss,Ie fasulfades - sskss Dirsssgf
l. sul'sisteseias pafs qs~ iavsstizsss
'us gessioues.
Ea samIyis. stsas ssas fssaItsJes
s'io m nt.ii>e. psris-iista , tsIsssss
eoromet.
Cou - suaf - IEsestsr - ssi~ss.
eHeiss - Cal,a ha dsas ssIi.is. sssgu-
20 buea preeie. fo.ig Il saFIssu.
sigueH ~ di-raFs-s
'IguaIweuf~ l.ys Iiberaiss gHw - gae.
IaroH Ami haeisHsiy frssse b t<ss.
= siiusei6u 49, = sfeargn Iss az -
sitaHcaslos ror u.f~d ' gsFgs pssvg.z.
soH Ios iHdigno~ euarfslaxgs - Fef,rr.
y. tieueu asi misws derreho. egms
suaIguier stry sia.ladamg. . sai defrrvm.
= aieasiSa . taI Fe=p~efs y tssdrt sss
'IIo-. eau esos Iib-raIs- Tse So ssvie
ron viraF 10 xFupa - aTwrlla eritisa
'i'uasisu. csp~sisI swreso - fs<iii
aries te.iss - me,iies para gse -
svHveHsaH que esfas gsxiuas ~ esfkm
'raEHadss On Igs aafixwo~. I~fg bisn
oHo~i.Ios assi.Ies nsixu~lissss f'rrs ss
'ed. aps~foI - agm~ila essuria de y
Irvnes one M e.ueii,r gur haya un
somI're sapas - euwplir eos - deter
IN vestir I~$ Lsbites psixueiista-. ms
'ics~ eH estss nsgnseatss situis aIxuHg
rn~ ~ aasoriee hssalissr aiHxuns -
'ais aefos. = - sstey aispuestg . ss
,crarle en- mayio alxuno. - m-nss iags
Feneia ~ sIIgs siH aue - saiwa =
sneucHtrg ihRspsliaiamsmss. e0mag " NJ
-. para dseiri~ Tue Il - y ~ tswisig
= us:e'i ~ gffas Ff-ssas. euamslg hri
IIal'a eH ia'ig - e~viemslsr agnel eaF.
ieI dc tpaso qne = usssd russst.a taaig
de cShii,ir. M hairs de ssF sbgss. de-
puss deI trisse ' tsgrhorHgss eeIipse -
fan fanso~s sarfsi. sn - hisfsrisa ssgan.
isda IT, ''Caisajr' snaasis NJ iHpss
sionen sus risIieHIos nsmxislos eve. 80
nso to'Ies sai,~p "a. - IL Bsssesa Tse
us'e'I adepss PARA iupalssrss - bsidas
MAS d. sataiIo.
NO - verdaa gsr tssio ssso - msy
Override. y. ssI,rs tosis, auT sass
moraIs -
w soHtsats sgn desir ~ dosfsr =
soroneI Icndieia qus - apjsssi es uma
sscusia de iadronss. y Ilansa busy.
;CSmo - reifs y lIegs = sateSass~.
de lgs I,vrio,lisias. - aansds qss bsiI.
Y - regg'i~a. waassmemse. - las We
surns de Yabusoa'
~ 6Isima snsIaaadas
% RcfFsHe. puss. esgs imt~tss 1ss -
tan eaasas,io II isrisisu de issls 81 psis
Y IueLr sH l'uena Iid hasfa aus wu~.
da iimpiarss de II hoiaFasss gas haa
eebado sobrs sB saeSps - ssmbss
Ias srIvas ~ sasss Glars t'aassgssy.
rcear~rr u taigr g~fdi.lo safs - gsen
is Totg H. Jatil,yniso aHs vss sbteni
In tg'lg es'g prueiyr sHtsness . sga
teHdsr otFa vex es h fsrusa fsasls
one aete,f dcsse soH go seEIFy ssss isigf.
A. AnDRE.
f'ifesfsr ds saissisfsasiss.
Ii-spnss - 80 aaslanssla. - vusd~
iofHiif fFaapaily y iEiesador A. AH
mcHio-. dsT Afmssfo AHdSs. sayg ngsa
bre. T"r - syie. - gHa rrvelaeiSm.
Iustg - sonfsssF gae. syH Ias srmss
..ae emplsa don Agmaaslo. ~ - posii,l~
= deyarmr . qse aspira Il prssiaests
wilson, ssf"g de CaI,a.
DON srMPr.fCfo.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-08-12
MORGEN'S MEN REUNION.

Morgan's Men will hold their an
nual reunion at Olympia Springs,
August &c, 81, %, according to an
announcement sent out by Horace M.
TAYLOR, Of Carlisle, Secretary of the
organization. Lexington was consid-
cred as a the meeting place after the
Blue Grass Fair Association offered
the veterans a tent on the grounds
and admission, but the committee de-
cided TO continue the custom of meet
ing at Olympia Springs.
Only about sixty-five veterans at
tended the last two meetings, and
many of them are now very feeble.
Of the John c. Breckenridge Camp,
which included veterans of other or
CARNATIONS as well as Morgan's cav
airy, only tweDty-one of the 233
members are now living. The major
ity of Morgan's command are resi-
dents of Fayette, Scott, Clark, Jessa-
mine and Bourbon counties. S. c.
Sharp, of Covington, is president, and
Horace NJ. Taylor, of Carlisle, secre-
tary.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-08-12
BIG DRIVE FOR PYTHIAN HOME
STARTS AUG. Is.

The big drive of the Kentucky
Grand Lodge, Knights of Pythias, to
pay the debt and raise an endowment
for the Pythian Home begins Aug.
is and continues until August 80.
President w. c. G. Hobbs, of the
Home board Of directors and head of
the drive, has appointed all the group
chairmen and is sending out the plan
and full explanation to these chair
men, as well as to the lodges. Many
lodges do not propose to wait for a
specified time, but are at work lay
ing plans to have their. quota raised
by the time the campaign starts.
Assurance is given that as fast as the
money comes in On the debt and en-
dowment fund it will be used in re-
ducing the debt, thereby decreasing
the interest. The next interest pc
riod of the Home debt is September
/. Pythians hope to have the debt,
which amounts to some $4,000, en-
tirely paid of by that time.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-08-12
the friendly tobacco

ed finger, acquired in a game of base
ball.
Mrs. John Mastin is patient at
the Massie Memorial Hospital, in this
city, suffering with an attack of ty-
phoid fever.
Mrs. D. s. Henry and daughters,
Misses Charlotte and Elizabeth
Henry, returned Saturday from an
extended visit to relatives in Latta,
s. c., and in Asheville. N. c.
Mr.. Andy Mynheir. who has
been in. the Massie Memorial Hos
|pital, with a broken leg, sustained
in an automobile accident on South
Main street, some time ago, has been
removed to his home on the Bethle-
hem pike. near this city.
Miss Lula Champ Lyt1e left Sat
urday for Cincinnati to visit her
aunt, Mrs. Henry Funk, and Mr..
Funk, and other relatives in Coving-
ton, and Dayton, Ohio. On her re-
turn trip she will visit relatives in
Maysville.
(Other Personals on Page 50
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-08-12
NEW PAPER AT FALMOUTH

THE NEWS has received copy of
No. 1, Volume 1, of the Falmouth
Democrat, new weekly publication,
just launched on the journalistic sea
by Mr.. ]. T. Norris. The Democrat
succeeds the Pendletcn Leader:
which suspended publication some
time ago. The Democrat is neatly
printed, well-edited and if succeeding
issues keep UP to the standard of the
first issue it is safe to predict the
paper will make a creditable appear
ance and be a welcome addition to
the fold. Here is good luck and
long life to The Democrat
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-02-05
POWER ELECTION
ON MARCH 4TH.

Those Expecting to Vote on the Ques-
tiOn Must Secure Registration Ger
tiiicatcS on or Before Feb. Goth.
According to the notice of election
appearing elsewhere in this paper il
Will be seen that an election will be
held on March 4th to decide whether
or not. the citizens Of the town will
ratfy the contract entered into be-
tween the City Council and the Rccdy
River Power Company for furnishing
power to the city for a period Of ten
years. The election notice gives a
synopsis of the terms agreed upon
in which it will be seen that rate
OF 1-2 cents per kilowatt hour per
month with a minimum charge to be
established during the first six months
Of service will prevail. Just how
much this will amount to in money
has not been officially estimated as
yet. The power contract went into
effect on the Sth Of January so it will
be the eighth of this month, after the
power company has submitted it's
bill, before an accurate statement of
the cost in dollars por month will be
ascertaincd. The Advertiser expects
to get into possession Of these figures
before It's next issue and the amount
published.
The requirements for voting in thc
election will be the same as prevail
IN general elections! Voters must Sc
cure certificates Of registration from
the city's supervisor OF registration
Mr.. r. e. Babb, on or before February
10th. Boxes for voting will be pro
vidcd in each ward and The hours for
the clc iton will be tho usual hours.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-02-05

Charles ID. Smith, known by many as
Zip Top" Smith, died o. >iG booze in
the lower part of Grccn|illc county
last Thursday and was buried AZ Lob-
anon church Saturday morning Mr.
Smith was a prominent figure IN Green
villc county for many years havinf
been at one time a mcmbcr pf the leg
islature and always taking q lcahint
part in political matters. Nc was ;
veteran Of the Civil War and was Z.
years Of age at his death.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-02-05

ter to the Columbia State said that
he could not account for the reason
that the name "Wild Cat" had been
credited to the division by the peo-
pie Of this country and explained that
he had never heard the division re-
fcrrcd to by this name during the en-
tire service from tho time they left
Camp Sewer until he left them with
the British forces In France
The officer explained in his letter
that shortly before the departure Of
the Thirticth from Camp Sewer Cen
cral s. T.. Faison, commanding. OIL
cially designated "Old Hickory" as the
namc for the division and the initials
20. H." were imprinted upon all pro-
| pcrty Of the division before being sent
overseas.
He explained that tho insignia OF
tro S1st division which also trained
at Camp Sovicr was a "Wild Cat, al.
though the namc OF the division was
l"Stonewalr". This division also con
tanned number OF North and Soutf
carolina men.