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s eDe geasr an

rnhn SAscn. q Respectable coiofen
!. km 81 Eastport, died q bis home ~
800 village Monday night. He was IN
49, esra year of hla llte. He Is sur
vsrs6 81 & vie, bat no children.
sasco had been farm hand for
,,any years. and had worked on farms
IS the county near Annapolis, espe-
rInlly tie Arnndei-on-the Bay farm.
He 80 always Trustworthy and hon
81 ana vas liked BY his employers
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LETTER TO EDITOR
n fhc EdiIor 81 tlIo Epenlssq lIaplIaI.:

no the Editor Oh the EVcHim0 capital.
Several days ago al open letter
was printed Ia the Evening Advertiser
signed BIZ d large committee Of First
mud Eighth district residents, ii ref
eronce s0 the proposed State Road
from The Tea House BY way of Quaker
Hurying ground 10 point near
Churchton Il part of this letter re-
ferred TO trip made BY Mr.. h. Lee
laardesty and myself to locate gravel
hanks IN this vicinity and the report
il made to the State Roads Commits
sion.
l want 20 say that this part Ct this
letter. and the conclusions drawn so
FAR AZ / SIN concerned. are entirely
incorrect. / made my report to the
chairman 81 the State Roads Commits
sion lii person within two or three
days after making the trip. that there
was sufficient gravel 10 build the full
six miles. and will ask you to publish
his letter to me dated July SO. 1919,
confirming this
Mr. III r. Haynaan.
Roads Engineer OF Anne Arundel
County. Annapolis, hid.
Dear SIR
have you letter OF the 28th instant,
relative to the article which appeared
ia one Of your local papers. III which.
reference was made to the report
which you made to me several weeks
ago on the amount on gravel available
FOR the construction II the road from
the Tea House. through Owensyille to-
point near Churchton. the infer
ence lii the article haaMg that You had
made ain adverse report and that you
were, for some reason, opposed to-
said road.
You talked with me number oa
times about the gravel In the neigh
borhood De this road. TX recall cor
rectly. zen frst stated Chat you knew
OF one bank or gravel III the vicinity
az TIE quaker Burylng Ground which
w1Nla construct che road thai far.
and that you felt sure that there was
other gravel In the neighb0rhOod.
Later On yQu informed me that there
was sufficient gravel u construct the
entire road. as you had made an In
yestigation and found this to be the
case cannot recall everything that
vas said In this connection with the.
gravel proposition. but do recall
that yon have always advocated this
road and urged that II be constructed
Very truly yours,
F. II. zOU0K.
Chairman.
have consistently advocated and
worked Tor this road and object To-
being misrepresented ID the public
press lii this manner. Before this let
tor WAS printed had heard various
rum0rs of similar character which II
corrected as faesss possible. but paid
littla attention 10 knowing they
were untrue. However. want 10 say
Row That there VS. Absolutely no
foundation hi faoa a'ad mo- basis 1T All
Tor these Eanorss end don't think
the committse vas informed of any
thing BE- the kind except as result
81 some ones imagination Further
nare. believe whoevsr It was thai
started these reports realized he aid
ts0s know WHIST h& was talking about
and had no sincere purposs ii view
Yours very truly.
II. KzAYsKA1s,
County Eaglaser.
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ORDER or PUBLICATION
Minnie Gentle
w.
Charles GENTLE


8 Iii the Circuit Court fnE Anne Arundel
County
No. 80 Divorces
The object III this atfat ID To procure n
lecFpe for 4 divorce 4inculO matrinonii
S,y the satd piatutim from the said Charles
sefitEle
Tho Esili states that on or about Mafcf
tR. 1908 the said plaintiff was married u
.fnsil IA ar about May 10, 1916, In Anne
AralusIel Comfy Md. THAT on the 18th
day Of May 40ae. the said Charles GENTLE
shapdomed and deserted her. which shan
a6nsnans has been more than three years
ana d deliberate and final and the sapa
Fxf8on ~ the PARTIES II beyond recOntiliR-5
lion Thak the said Charles 1aentile IL 4.
ss0n. resident ~ the State IL Maryland.
That there were three children born fr0Iu
said marriage who reside with their moth
81, the said Minnie Genttic.
i9 Ga elsnreupon.s this 10Th dHy 01 Jnly,5
s01a ordered nv the fsiregit GOuFt 81 Anne
ArrnsgeI County. Marylnlld. liz Equity, thai
the plaintiff, by csaHstng copy Df this
frfsaer IN tae inserted In aunae newspaper
published lii raid Caenty. once In zach Of
Snsg aggressive weeks before the 18th dny
pf AUguaf. 1919 RfytRR notice % the said
tbsenf defendant OF The object BsId sun
stance Og the bin. warming him 70 appear
III thta Canrt Ia pers0n Of by nolieEA0r 0n
Or before the
Bsh day ~ aspfemter. ne1a.
TO show cause, Ii amy ne has why de-
cree ought moi To be passed aa nFayed.
WM. ~. MO0DWARl Clerk.
True Copy, Test
Mn. i. WOODWARD. Clerk.
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10 THE DE1GoCKATIC VOTERS or
ANNE ARuMnET. COUNTY

hersAy Anupnnre my candidacy foF Mem
Der ~ The I0use o. Delegates, subject % he
primary election to BE- held Ia September. 1919
realize that the most promising part o. our
county has been annexed - Baltimore City
lBd under the changed conditions, the county
win have 10 be reconstructed 70 meet eOnditiDns
~ they exist
iii noplinated and elected. ] pledge myself
10 work anceaslngiy for the best interest cf
tbs county and State.
ENOCH p. JOHNSON
Eolley pnstaeaee Anne Arundel Co. Md
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NOTICE TO CREDvTORS

Notice is hereby given. that the sufs
srrlber, IL Anne Arundel county. has OBJ
faanesl from the Orphans Court 81 Anne
Arundel county, LIS Maryiansl. letters Of
administration on the personal estate 81
EaEKRG WRIGHT.
uersons having claims against the Decreased
are hereby warAed 70 exhibit the sanse.
with the yusi1se@rs tiirreof 10 the subs
srriber. 0n or before the
atia DAY or 34ANUAIeY. 1870.
They may otherwise. by iaw. be excluded
frnsn all ben0itt Ut said estate. All per
sons Indebted to said estate are requested
to uiAke Immediate payment.
Given under my hand this list day u
July. 1919, .,..,,,>
Admir-
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gF.,sIlsI,mIia RHfes

1ust as soon as yon feel the eject Of
Inc Malarsal Germs after being bit
len by Malaria Mosquitoes, II y ad-
ytsable st take GROVES TAsTELESs
chslI TONIC ID destroy the Germs
and remove the Impurities. Pleasant
to take. 60c per bottle.
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NOTICE 70 CRRDTTORS

Nafice II hereby given that the sub
bcfSber has obtained from the Orphans
Court af Anne Arundel County In Mary
land. letters Parliamentary on the personal
estate 81
KM0B& X. WEIGH.
late IL Anne Arundel County, deceased
An persons having claims against the te
eeasef are hereby warned To exhibit the
BaaRe. with the vouchers thereof 10 the
subscriber. on Or before the
alth 49, - Fessvn@ry. lesa.
They may oEnerwIsS. : s@w. be excluded
FROM All heneH3 OF said estate All per-
sons indebted 70 Nafd estate are requested
to make Immediate payment
Given under my hand this 9Th day Ut
August. 1919
MAUD HAMfLTON.
Administrators q. e. Al
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Only lNE NAYAL ACADEMY

The revival of the proposition
10 establish second Naval Acad-
erny on the Pacific Coast has met
With little encouragement As
sissant Secretary Of the Navy
Franklin 3. Roosevelt has am
nounced that no definite action
VIII BE taken by the Navy Depart
ment until the enlarged facilities
II Annapolis have been given 4
shorougI trial
OF course, the idea Of q Naval
Academy on the Pacific Coast
meets with considerable support,
of i kind, from that vast cxpanse
oF the country west Of the Missis-
sippi, but even when II was first
advanced. il was given no really
serious consideration.
One reason for the westerners
wanting anotllcr academy on the
Pacific Ii that If would be more
accessible @ young men from the
Coast and Rocky Mountain
States. This reason docs not
stand the test for Annapolis Isl
more accessible To the greater por4
ton 81 the people Of the country
than any point on the Pacific.
That is 4 matter III mathematics
applied 10 the distribution of the
population 81 the United States.
The Naval Academy must be
within easy reach 81 the capital
81 the country, the home Of the
Navy Department. This is be-
You'd dispute. II must be within
easy reach 81 all the activities IF
The Navy Department. Nobody.
in New England, thas South, the
Nest, will question that Wash
ington Il thirty-flve miles away,
and connected with Annapolis by
trolley railroad, and soon will
be connected with II By . modern
highway. The proving grounds
for Navy ordnance are on the Po-
tomac river, at Indian Head and
Dalaigrcn, VA. one a plant on
which the government has ex-
pended much money and care, and
The other long range over which
is now being tested the railway
artillery Admiral Plunkett took
10 France
During the war, the usefulness
and equipment Of the Naval Acad-
envy proved equal to all demands,
training hundreds of reserve Of
ficers, and still training them IN
increasing numbers, ii addition to
the regular classes. It's greatness
and worth were fully demonstrate
ed.
Let the government place the
electrical experiment Station at
Annapolis as d part 81 the Acad-
envy plant. This is the place for
Il. as tho members of the board
APPOINTED BY Secretary Daniels
ID select d site, have recon-
nlcnded.
The Chesapeake Bay is the
heart 81 the nation, from the naval
standpoint. Ii can float all the
isapics 81 the world Its defense
against foreign aggression can be.
made inpregnahle, and absolute
protection given the capital Of the
nation aud the Academy
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ORDER NIsI


In Anne Arundel County Orphans Court,
Annapolis, July ~ E9ID
Ordered. That the Sale ct the Real rs
tate 0e
WILLIAMS n. AlsBOTT.
deceased made by EnInA Albeit Gages the
Exrrufrin and Trustee. If THE last viii and
TeatMInent of the said aes~ased aud this
day reported to this Court hy the saia
lAecuirIx and Trustee. be ratified aud
confirmed, unipsa cnnae be shown 70 the
cOntrary, On or before a he
Isth DAY OF AUGUST. NEXT.
provided. copy 81 this order he Insert
~ III some newspaper published In the
city 81 Annapolis Anne Arundel County.
nj least once week for four successive
wceks before the said 18th dag az Au
Ruaf next
The report states the amount Of sales
10 be e.. s5pi.n0.
GEORGE w. HYDE. 6 r..
LEMON REALI5. A. -.
MAYNARD CARR, A.
True Copy. Test
ODEN Is. DIiCKETT
Register af Wits
JyIS. q. AUD
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ANN0u \ s:EMaNT

hereby announce iii yseH HR candidate
ste frusn Anne Arundel County, subject TO
the Democratic Primaries liz September.
Trusting entirely 10 the record ~ past
tayitiea, auhmit most hopefully my cnn
sisdacy 10 the win og the people " this
county. Sincerely.
FRANK M DIsyAIsTs.
50 MnrgagetG,
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ANNOUNCEMENT

hereby apn0nnre my candidacy fer the
ofispl II County Commissioner ~ Anne
Arundel County for The SessOnA District
subject 10 the action of the lenorraiis'
primaries III September. Your support
WiIi be appreciated.
10 q MILTON DINALt4.
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ANnIalrtMs,EAaE a

hereby announce myself AZ candi-
late FOR membership on the State CEN
subject to the primary
II JOHN dep. DOW.
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IDrNoCRATs, nED IgrrER nAY

This Is j ed letter day III the
councils of the Dea1ocratie party
IN Maryland the day when poli-
ticians from all over the State
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No 1880 Equity.
Ordered this 10Th nay Of July. lalT. that
the sale Of the property mentioned IN This
pr0eeessinR asade aud reported bs lsahiei
dPnfed. unless rAuse 80 the roAerary there
of be Shown on Or before the
IAkh day ~ Aagust. 1918.
provided d cups ct this order be inserted
Iii some newspaper Published III Anne
Arundel County. once In each Of thret
suesseaasve weeks before the 18th dag q
August. 1919.
The report states the amount ~ sales
'' s. ''S'' wM. i. WooDwARn. .
Clerk
True Copy Test
WM. N. WOODWARD, Clerk.
3.,sss shl f,&
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lE.

sa snaA Na 1aAn a nprkahas a
n she
! Caxraa Csars s Anas Aruada, coanss.
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ORDER NIsI
Iary Garden. Fl. ali. versus j. Clayton
fart.h ~ IN

Mary Garden. et. AL. versus 4. Clayton
Iaareh. RI III
iii the Circuit Court for Anne Arunsiel
Iounty
No. a3Ti Equity
ordered this 9th day III July. 1910, that
tl.r report and account of the auditor,
flied tiSIs day III the above entitled cause
he ratified and euniirinesI- utless cause e
the contrary thereof he shown on Of be-
fore the
SetfI day Of August. next
Provided d copy OF this order be inserted
Ia aunte newspaper published in Anne
Arundel County. once III each Of three sue
..s.ssiye weeks before the a0th day 1T Au-
: VIM. N. WOODWARD, Clerk
True Copy. Tent:
Nm Is. WOODWARD. CLERK
Iva. at1gf ~
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49, 80 n AnEust Naxt.

WI nj WOODWARD, Clerk.
Provoked. : oopy of Ehis Order he inserted IL
nat.zs namanmg3x ssuhliAhed III Anae Armndel
Ceanty nuce Ii each oE thrpa successive weeks
Anfere he Iesh dsy u August. nnxs
--s WM. i. WOODWARD. Clerk.
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WHAT
EXCHANGES SAY

Maryland After Food Prodteers,
says i headline Let's hope she
catches them and then makes known
the secret Of how IL ID done Boston
Transcript
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MONEY 70 IBAN--I have &f.fA0 70 loan
50 flrst mortgage on Annapolis Or Ssh
urban resi- estate 1 viii also loan ANY
mart 0f $4,000 on same security. Hugh
HI RiIey, Attorney ut Law. Arundel
building Annapolis. aun
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HONEY no IOAN--Money 90 Ioan on
mortgage. Apply to WinsOn q Cot
AnnnDogsa. ma. ty1S-t9
MONEY 70 LOAN--9n mortgage IN sums
10 suit On reasonable terms. Partial
torney. tyts9tf
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ORDER NGgI
In the matter uf fhe sale on the Moff0#rast
Eeai Estate Of John Lane.
IN ne Circuit Court Ter Anne Arundel
G0unky
No. zs65 Equity.

Ordered tlla 2sfI day IT July. fs19 fhat
tire report and @eeounf 81 tIse auditor NIasS
tAin day ~ the aboTe entitled cause Is
ra9iGed and confirmed unlens Gauss Ia fl.N
contrary thereof BE- shown On 81 hesnFe
zSzA any ~ AagmsF, nexf:
Provided & copy of this order So fnnprfna
In suuse newspaper published FL AA1gss
ARundei Cgunty. oace IN eaeh Of three stlc-
VIZ N WOODWARD. CLERK.
True Copy. Test
w6 N. WOODWARD. Clerk.
jySe augasl3
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Anyhow and anyway. German kul-
tur finaily brought Germany 70 =
more intimate and detailed knowI-
edge of the fighting men Of several
OF the nations OF the earth. Savannah
News
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-06

Will the mild reservations" Of the
seyen Senatorial physiclans suffice. Or
must old Doc Drastic DO sumnlonedy
New York Evening Sun
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HONEY 10 LOAN

MONEY 10 LOAN Have 81 600 g inyest
ia iirst mortgage 1T once GhaR I. t4rs
Telephone 6US. -
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ORDER NESE
Lloyd q Ciokey. e e.
versus
williaA =. Csekey, 81 81
No. 43as Equity.

Ii The cirrust Csura Tor Anpe Arundel
soDnty
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IN MEMORIAM

F0R REET Rooms with board. Isl Prince
George Street az
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-01-11
Bishopville Items.

Rishopville, Jan. THE year
1918 with all it's horrors and sorrows
is passed and can be recorded as the
most eventual year on record. The
horrors are over, but the sorrows OF
many hearts still remain and con-
tinue to grieve for their loved ones
who gave up their lives for their
country May the Lord comfort their
bleeding hearts.
Christmas passed off very quietly in
our town Everyone seemed to have
q pleasar. time.
There was lots of liquor delivered
from the express Office the week be-
fore Xmas, but there was no effects
OF it's use seen on our streets.
There has been lots of moving,
both in town and country Houses
are in great demand, but very few
new ones are being built, owing, sup
pose to the scarcity of building ma
terial.
The influenza has been checked in
great measure in our town as I hear
of very few new cases. We have had
a good many deaths among us, but
not more than half Of those who
died were the victims Of influenza.
I hear that the wheat mill which
burned last summer will be rebuilt
and ready to grind the next crop OF
wheat.
The farmers of this section hao
gathered most Of their cotton before
the bad weather set in. Only few
of them have much cotton left in the
fields. Many Of them are selling the1i
seed.
Mrs. Pcrche spent a week with hel
sister, Mrs. W. w. McCutchen, who
has been quite sick with influenza
Mrs. McCutchen is quite we'll again.
Our school which had been closed
on account of influenza for sometime
was reopened last Monday week with
a full attendance, and is doing excel
lent work
Our three churches, Baptist, Meth
odist and Presbyterian are conducting
unon pray meeting, alternating
from church to church to observe the
week Of prayer.
Mrs. Junius Mills has moved to our
town where she sent her children to
school. We extend to her a very
hearty welcome.
There was a large sale of improved
hogs in town today by Hearon d
Austin. Over so head were sold at
fancy prices.
Mrs. Anna Belle Keels, of near
Paxvil!e spent the holidays with her
sister and mother at the home of j
z. Scott
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-01-11
pisgah News Notes.

Pisgah, Jan. 6.-Winter has come
in full force and the small grain that
looked so fine a few days ago is with
cred up from the frozen ground. II
it gets killed this year it will be use
less to plant any more in the fall. Hog
killing is going on and many nave
been butchered With plenty of corn
and meat the future don't look dis
couraging.
A large number Of deaths have oc-
cured lately from flu and other
causes. A few miles above here bur-
ials were every day for the last week.
Others are very i'll. Influenza is still
breaking out in many places and the
end of it is not yet.
Miss Annell Elmore entertained a
good many Of her friends on New
Years evening All had a pleasant
time.
After pleasant visit to relatives
and friends near Sumter and this
place, Miss Bessie Hatfield of Cassatt
returned home yesterday. She is a
very pleasant young lady and has
many friends who are always glad
to see her.
Mr.. Tom Dennis Of the Shiloh sec
ton has bought J. L. ellis place here
and will move up with his family.
They will receive a hearty welcome.
We are always glad to have good
people move here.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-01-11
Nitrate of Soda
Blanks for Orders for Govern.
ment Soda May be OBJ
tanned Now.

The application blanks fer making
out orders for Government nitrate OF
soda have arrived for Sumter County.
We are very anxious for all Of the
farmers Of Sumter County who desire
to make applications for this soda,
at the earliest possible opportunity,
the 9th of January is the limit for
farmers to make application. The au-
thorities state that there will be an
abundant supply for all reasonable
needs, but we do not swish to take
any chances on having our orders fill
ed as late as some Of them were last
year. So let us send in these orders
on time.
1 suppose they will be filled in order
in which they are received at
Washington. Blanks Will be kept at
the Sumter Chamber of Commerce,
and Secretary E. T. Reardon will in
struct all how to make applications
for same. I will be in the office OF
the secretary myself on Saturdays and
as much Of the time on other days as
can Government soda will cost
$3.50, f. o. b. Charleston, S. G.
ty Court House on Monday, January
18th, at 10 o'clock a. M, and will
last until all the farmers present
are accommodated in filing applica-
tons. I have to go to Clemson Col
lege to attend a weeks meeting Ct
the county agents, and will be away
after the 14th to the 22nd of January.
The Sumter Chamber of Commerce
is open every day from 8 a. m. to z
p. m. and the farmers of Sumter com
ty are always welcomed at this or
rooms where every assist
ance will be rendered them.
J. Frank Williams, County Agent.
The Sumter Chamber Of Commerce
will be headquarters for the distritu-
ton Of this government nitrate and
for fling applications.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-01-11
Man Regains Speech.

Atlanta, Ca, Jan. 8.-Private Rick
enbaker, of Orangeburg, S. c., who
was made practically dumb by a gas
shell explosion on the battlefield in
France, regained his speech in a
wrestling match at Camp Gordon to-
day, and tonight he is talking in old
form. His opponent got tight grip
around Rickenbaker's chest, and the
latter cried out in pain, and he has
been talking naturally since.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-01-11
rIiiifts rIiii e; of Anarchy

~ Guadalajara, Mex, Dec. S0-Be-
-s&Eeen four and FIVE thousand work
,sesssssiteis estimated. have been forced
to leave. their homes and places of en-
paegnseat IA the-region- OF aaMichoacan,
( douainateB by the forces of the rebel
adeaderu[ Lose eInez Chavez Garcia, as a
erssuStsofathee eutrages by the outlaws.
! unablesrte pursue their employment
aad gabhed, repeated they focked to
of population for pro-
,tectien.. s5Witheut work--and food,
theirs.eoHdition is reported to be
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-01-11
DEATH.
Mrs. ". j. Overcarsl1, Daughter OF
Late Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin ID. Feid-
er of Sumter.

Mrs. Sailie D. 0vercarsh, wife of w.
]. Overcarsh, and a we'll known wo-
man of Charlotte, n. c., died at noon
Christmas day at tranquil Park San
itarium, after a three months illness.
Funeral services were from the late
home in Myers Park by her pastor
Rev. John W. Moore and former pas
tor, Rev. T. F. Mari, assisted by keV.
Crigler of the Lutheran Church.
Surviving her besides her husband,
is a son, William Harvey, who was
born at the historic old camp ground,
Lodebar, S. c., and one sister, Mary
Louisa Fielder.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-01-11
Death at Lynchburg.

Lynchburg, S. c., Jan. 6.-Mr. Ar
thur A. Mccall, a former resident OF
Florence, died at his home in Lynch,
burg Sunday morning at half past
five o'clock at the age. Of 43. Mr..
Mccall he'd been dangerously i'll with
pneumonia for several days previous,
and on Saturday it was known that
there was no hope for his recovery.
The attack of pneumonia was super
induced by influenza. The funeral
sevices will be held at Lynchburg at
three O'Clock this afternoon.