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The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-09-25
SHERWOOD CLAIMS
REJECTED ON VOTE
LACK OF QUORUM BLOCKS FIN
AL ACTION ON CONTEST.
StoIl Was About to Be Declared Nom
inee in Sixth by Majority Of
25 Votes.

Columbia, Sept. % = When the
State Democratic Executive Commit
tee, meet here today to consider
the protests filed in connection with
the second primary election for Con-
gress from the Sixth District, had
declared tonight at $3.50 o'clock by a
a vote of IL to 8, to throw out the
protest made by E. j. Sherwood, of
Conway, against alleged irregulari-
ties and fraudulent votes in the box
at Andrews, Georgetown County
and to canvass the returns and de
clare the result, a point of the quo
rum was sustained by John Gary
Evans chairman, and the proceed
ings were stopped. If the point had
not been made, P. H. Stoll, Of
Kingstree, would have been declared
the nominee by a majority Of twen-
ty-five votes. The secretary, Ashley
C. Tobias, Jr., was instructed to call
the membership of the committee
of forty-four members to Columbia
for the recessed meeting.
The principal protest filed today
alleged taht fifty-four irregular and
fraudulent votes had been cast at
Andrews, forty-five Of them for Mr.
Stoll and nine for Mr.. Sherwood. He
asked that the club be purged, which
If done. would give him majority
of eleven votes in the same district
The other Sherwood protests, that Of
Carves Bay precinct, box No. 1, for
writing the names of candidates ON
illegal ballots, was dismissed by the
committee, because the regular bal
lbts through an oversight were not
supplied the precinct.
Because there had been a recount
in Horny and it was found that seven
ty soldier votes had been counted
twice and seventy of these votes had
been deducted from Mr. Sherwood's
majority, Mr.. Stoll withdrew his pro
test relative to Horny county as he
claimed his contention had been met
Tonight after the motion of the
executive committeeman from Edge
field county had been carried to dis
miss the Sherwood protest because
there was not enough evidence to
show sufficient fraud to change the
result of the election, and to de-
clare the result, L. D.. Jennings, OF
Sumter, attorney for Mr.. Sherwood,
raised the point of no quorum. When
it was pointed out by Mr.. 'Padgetf
that Mr.. Jennings point could not be
considered because he was not a
memb"'' of the committee, it was re-
newed ~ G. A. Guignard, executive
committeeman from Lexington conn
ty, and sustained by the chairman.
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Fork


Misses Sallie and Willie Moore left
Tuesday for Coker College.
Miss Sue nellie Stith and sister,
Mrs. H. P. Dubose are visiting their
parents at Lamar.
Ottie Carmichael has returned
from a trip to Baltimore.
DR.. and Mrs. F. w. Carmichael of
Rowland spent Sunday in town with
relatives.
Miss Bertha Moore has returned
to Salem College, Winston-Salem, N.
c..
The teachers for Fork school have
arrived and will begin teaching Sep
tember %. The teachers for the COM
ing year are Mr.. Malone Moody and
Misses Higgins and Carmichael.
Messrs. Eugen Carmichael and Bert
Roberts left Tuesday for Wofford Col
lege.
Grady Rogers spent Sunday in. the
city.
Mrs. Mary Rogers had a family
reunion Saturday to celebrate her
eighty-first birthday. All thc mem
bers of her family were present but
one son, ME-. Herbert Rogers.
c.. E. Rogers of Greensboro, N c.,
spent last week in town.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-09-25
UGLY AFFAIR AT CHERAW.

Cheraw, Sept. ga distressing
tragedy took place on the streets of
Cheraw Saturday afternoon at $50
O'Clock when Burch Kirkley was shot
to death by T. L. Ingram and E. G..
Ingram.
The trouble occurred in front Of the
Bank of Cheraw, where the streets
were thronged with the usual Satur-
day crowd and it seems miracle that
no one else was seriously hurt. Miss
SeDe Long, one of the high school
teachers was struck by stray bull
let and painfully, though not Sc
riously hurt.
Just how the difficulty started is
not known. The Kirkley lands had
been recently bought b. the Ingram
brothers and later auctioned off in
small tracts at quite an advance in
price. Some feeling seems to have
arisen over this, and when Burch
aFzirkley and E. G. Ingram met in
ront of the bank Saturday words
kere exchanged which led to blows.
u G. Ingram then drew his pistol
fired two shots, making slight
flesh wound in Kirkley's leg. Kirk
ley was unarmed Hearing OF the diff
ficulty T. L. Ingram, a brother of E.
G.. ingram, rushed to the spot, seized
the pistol from E. G. Ingram, anC
fired the fatal shot.
Mrs. Kirkley and little son were
in an automobile nearby and witness
ed the whole affair.
Mrs. Kirkley tainted and was with
much difficulty revived. She is now
seriously i'll.
The Ingrams are largely engaged
in farming, livery stables and auto
mobile business. Kirkley was an enl-
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-09-25
SEA COW CAPTURED
NEAR WILMINGTON.

Hundreds of visiotrs went to Lake
Side Park yesterday afternoon and
last night to see the sea cow that
was hauled up in the sands Of Mason
boro sound earlier in the day by a
crew of fishermen andslater brought
to, the city by R. C. Fergus and hund-
reds of others will doubtedless &c
there today, tomorrow and Sunday
to inspect the strange creature that
has the head Of cow and the body
of hippopotamus.
The creature has been roped to a
cypress close inshore and is hauled
up at regular intervals for the inspec-
ton of the crowd. The barnacle COW
cred sides have been touched by the
hundreds of hands, including both
the timid and fearless and it seems
as though the crowd never tires OF
looking at the aquatic bovine.
The cow is possessed Of enormous
strength, although it appears to be
perfectly harmless. Its mouth has
three lips and it feeds on vegetable
matter. Already the grass growing
along the large shore has been crop
ped close by the brute, which prefers
to remain immersed but comes to
the surface occasionally and takes
deep draughts of air.
> 1t is not known whether it will con-
tinue to live in fresh water or not
and those who would see the creature
are advised to go to the park as ear
ly as possible. Electric lights have
been strung around the spot, where
the beast is tied out, making 1t pos
sible to examine the creature at
night.
Already the spot in which the bo-
vine has been staked out has been
dubbed the "deep sea dairy by an
epterprising youngster and there
were others who have called at
the park to know when the manage
ment expects to milk the beast. -
Wilmington Dispatch.
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Lake View.

Rev. w. R. Philips has been spend
ing few days the past week in the
Mrs. Marvin Gaddy, who has just
returned from the hospital at Flor
ence, is improving.
Miss Gertrude Norman is attending
school at Falcon.
Misses Christine Goodyear and
Bessie Hayes left Wednesday to en-
ter Carolina College at Maxton.
Mr.. ]. T. Hankins spent Tuesday
in Mullins on business.
Miss Allie Mae Temple has return
ed to Salem College to take up her
work.
Mrs. w. N. Goodyear visited friends
in Lumberton the past week.
Miss Lahnie Oliver is visiting
friends in town.
Miss Grace Temple has left for
Columbia, Tenn, where she will
teach.
Mr.. Richard Flowers left Satur-
day to visit friends in Martinsville
Virginia.
Miss Pervatt is spending a few days
with her parents near Lumberton.
Mrs. Trust Booth is visiting rela'
tives near Mullins.
Miss Hattie Temple who has been
quite sick the past week is out again
Mr.. Ship Daniels, of st. Louis Nd
who has been in the county most oi
the summer looking after the estate
of his father, spent Tuesday with
relatives in town.
Miss Edna Norman left Sunday tc
attend the Conservatory of Music a
Durham, n. c.
Mr.. Wade Temple left the pas
week to attend school in Charleston
S. C.
Messrs. Jones and Flowers Of Viii
mington, n. c.. who have been put
ting the roof on Mr.. d. X. Ford:
new building have returned to then
homes for the week end but will re
turn to do some repair work on th'
furnace at the school building.
Rev. f. Y. Mason who has been II
a meeting at Pleasant Hill the past
week. has returned home. He reports
very good meeting. He was assist
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-09-25
BIG AUTO RACES TODAY.
Fast Drivers Will Compete for Big
Prizes at Dillon Race Tracks.

Large crowds are expected at DT-
Ion today to witness the auto races
which will be held at the race track
this afternoon. The event has been
extensively advertisement large num-
bers of visitors are expected from
the adjoining counties. Prizes aggre-.
eating more than $1,000 will be
awarded to the successful contestants
Dillon is the first small town in TsYe
state to hold an auto race. The
large cities have been having the
races for some time, but Dillon was
the first small town to put Up the
guarantee and invite the drivers over
The track has been put in excellent
condition and fast racing Is C-Dect-
ed. The scout who came over and in
spected the track said ii was one OF
the best in the state and he saw no
reason why some fast time should not
be made at today's races. About a
dozen cars of various makes viii be
entered. The cars began arrivin, yes
terdny. The races will start prompt
ly at 2:30 o'clock.
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Oak Grove.

The fourth quarterly conference for
the Brownsville circuit will be held
at Bethlehem next Saturday morning,
September the %.
The Oak Grove school opens Octob-
er the 9Th. Miss Ina May Pitts of
Clinton is principal, Miss Clarice
Fore of Dillon will have charge of
the intermediate grades and Miss
Margaret Simpson of Leeds the pri-
mary work.
Farm demonstration agent Epps of
Latta was in this community Monday
morning.
Superintendent of Education R. S.
Rogers was here one afternoon last
week on a business trip.
The hot weather of the past few
weeks is making cotton open very
rapidly and in many fields nearly all
is being gathered at the first picking.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-09-25
NOTICE OF ELECTION TO En-
TEND THE CORPORATE LINZ
: ITS OF THE TOWN OF
DILLON.

Whereas a petition has been sub
mitted to the Council of the Town of
Dillon by a majority of the freehold
ers of the territory adjacent to the
town of Dillon hereinafter described,
praying that an election be ordered
for the purpose Of determining heth-
er such territory will be included in
the limits of the Town of Dillon, and,
Whereas. the Town Council of the
said town of Dillon has ordered an
election for this purpose to be held
on Tuesday, October 7, 1919.
Now, Therefore, pursuant to the pc
tition aforesaid notice is hereby given
that an election shall be held in the
town of Dillon and in the territory
hereinafter described, on Tuesday,
October 7, 1919, said polls open at
the usual voting precincts Of said
town from 8 o'clock a. m until
o'clock p. m, and at convenient
place within the territory to be an
nexed, said place to be designated by
the managers of election for such ter
ritory, at which election onlyxqual-
flied voters of the said municipality
and of the territory proposed to be
annexed shall be permitted to vote.
The following is a description of
the territory proposed to be annexed:
All of that territory embraced by
the present corporate limits Of the
said town of Dillon which is circle
drawn from intersection of Main
street and Railroad Avenue, as a
center with radius of one-half 1-2)
mile, and square two miles on each
side save and except the mills and
mill villages of The Dillon Mills;
that is to say, instead of the incor-
porate limits of the town of Dillon
being a circle with a radius of one
half (1-2) mile from the center.
there shall be drawn from the said
center up Main street to the West a
straight line one mile in length;
from the center up Railroad Avenue
to the North straight line one mile
in length; from the center down Main
street to the East straight line one
mile in length; down railroad Avenue
to the South a straight line one mile
in length. Which said lines so
drawn shall strike each side of a
square two miles on each side
equal distance from the ends
on each side, with the exception
above mentioned, all of which will
more fully appear by reference to
the lines of survey made by Major o.
NJ. Page, Civil Engineer.
The following are the managers of
the Election for the Municipality
T. S. Richbourg. B. A. Harrelson and
II. C. Ingram. The managers of the
election for the Territory proposed to
be annexed: J. J. Mckay, T. T. Cot
tingham and r. l.. Moody.
Given under my hand and seal this
|, the 23rd day of September, A. D..
1919.
]. H. HAMER, (SeaD
Mayor.
Attest:
]. 2. EDWARDS City Clerk.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-09-25
Services at the Methodist Church

Main street Methodist church, Dr..
Watson B. Duncan, pastor. Sunday
school at 10 a. m, Mr.. w. H. Muller,
superintendent. Preaching at II a. m.
and $50 p. m. by the pastor. Morn
ing subject: 1.-THE Excellency of Our
Cod Evening subject: "The Mes
sage of the Bible to Young Women y
PRAYER service on Wednesday at 500
D. m. Teachers Meeting on Saturday
at D. m. At this meeting the pastor
lectures on the S. S. Lesson for the
following day. All S. S. Teachers OF
the community are cordially invited.
Public cordially invited to all SER
vices at this church.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-09-25

ed by Rev. J. A. Langley of Kemper
The protracted meeting at Bear
Swamp" closed Friday night and as
result seventeen were baptized
Rev. Mr. Miller Of Fairmont assist
ed Rev. Joel /. Allen, the pastor.
Mrs. Mcdonald and two children
from near Dillon spent a few DAYS
with the latter's parents last week.
Mrs. Frank Shooter spent few
days with relatives near Mullins last
week.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-09-25

ployee of the town.
The funeral services were conduct
ed by .the Rev. A: H. McArn at the
Presbyterian church at II a. m, on
Monday.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-09-25

Mr.. .and Mrs. B. F. Klien have re-
turned TO MOrehead City, n. c.
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GO n v o CAR r !.

Gocietatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Dimbovitar din Balti-
MORE. M. D., convoaca pc toti
membtii 81 membrele sale a lua
parte Ia adunarea generala, care
Sc va tinea Dumineca, Is Iunie
1919, in hala din al 16-lea Street,
Highlandtown.
La aceasta sedita vom avea da-
rea de -seama pc s sluni trecute 81
tot odata vom avea 81 alegerea
nouilor fyhctionari pc nn period
de 6 lun.
Deci sunt rugati toti membrii
81 membrele de a hu lipsi de la
aceasta sedinta, de oare ce 'este
de lipsa prezenta la fiecare mem
Sbru apartinatori societatii noas-
ire.
Absentele ne motivate Sc vor
pedepsi conform statutelor. +
In numele societatii ,,DSmbo-
vita" din Baltimore, M. D.:
| Pstru II. vijea, presedinte.
loan !. Crisean, secretar.
(34-35)
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DARE DE sEAltx 81 MULTI
1uIA PUBIICA.

Fondul orfanal 81 cultural ARo-
mfnul.s din FulumBerg, judetul
Nrnava-Mare Romfnia, pc acea-
sta Gale aduce vile 81 caldurDase.
le sale multumiri tuturor consate-
milor 81, fratilor Romfni din Can.
ton, Ohio, 81 jur, care Fau avut
bunavointa q lua parte Ia petre.
cerea teatrala 1mpreunata Gu Joe,
CO s'a< dat dn xiua de IL Maiu
1919, IA hala societStii ,,Traian 81
Avram Iancu Reggie Muntilor'
din Canton, Ohio.
Multumim din inima onoratilor
|diletanti carl si-au jertfit timpnl
de . invata piesa teatrala, care
s'a predat Gu aceasta ocaziune
spre mafirea fondulni 81 usurarcs
suferihtelor comunei noastre. Tot
aseInenea multumim dslli p1ese.
dinte aranjater, Bncur Gavn, ca.
Ire pc HneA toate grsat6tile q
SUIT Il . ~ anumitx petrecers
| ~ dat silinta ! fsce col naai bur
|aranj lament.
/ Aseinensa aducem sincsrele noa
sire multunniri nalrinimo 5iaos
E.f~A = "a -, - - fxps
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-10

Hugxm ps toti abonati no$tri
- observe bi1Stslul lipit ps zia,
pc care % veds data cind se Ina
plinetse abonamentul si cind ve
do Cd - apropis xiua sx-l reino,
isascx.
Ne vine foacts greu 20 anun-
tkm Pc fis care in parts dsspre
expirarea abonaentului. ziarele
americana nu IN acest obiceiu
In Kiua cfnd q expirat abonamen.
tul daex nu - refnoie}te - opre,
ste trimiterea xaaru,ui. = Stim
din experientk.
moi dc obioafu mai trimitean
xiarul inca citsva xile, cite-odatx
81 o lunx gi dao4 oprim trimite
rea No pomenin Gu reprosuri.
Rugam deci abonstii Sc noteze
data expirxri abonamentului 8,
sal reinoiascx II timp ca 20 nu
mtrerupx cstiree xiarului.
No. I AdministratiA
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6 o N v o G A r z /.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Sam1natorul Romfn'
din East Youngstown, Ohio, pc a.
1ceasta Gale convoaca pc toti mem
bril- sal din loc 81 jur a lua parte
Ii adunarea generala extra ordi-
nara, care Sc va tinea. la Is Iunie
1919, la orsle 1.3O p. M, in hala
sbcietatii din al 9-lea Str, No. 81.
La ordinea zilei intre alte pune
II importante sunt 81 urmatoa-
rSle:
I 1. Darea de seama pc timp de
81 luni trecute.
p. Alegerea nouilor functionari
pc timp de 6 >luni viitoare.
s3. Alegerea delegation pentrd
aAunarea generala a Uniunei S.
III A. Toti fratii membrii sunt de-
ob1fgaf 4 16a parte u aceasta u.
dunare de mare importanta. Gel
absenti Sc vor pedepsi conform
statutelor.
Tot odata eel restanti Gu ori &c
suma fata de societate, nu vor a.
yea drept de vot la aceasta adu-
, mare.
in numele societatii Stamina
torul Rominf' din East Youngs-
town, Ohio:
PreEidiul. :
(QA Qe\
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DARE DE SEAMA 81 MULTI
M1rA PUBLICA.

Societatea Calborana, pentrn
ajutorul copiilor orfani din CO.
muna Calbor, judetul T1rnava
Mare, Rom1nia, avind B, petrecere
de vara, picnic, in ziua de 4 Malu
1919, in gradina d-lui Frenk Ia
pu din East Youngstown, Ohio,
a avut un rezultat foarte multal-
mitor, att din punet de vedere
moral, cit 81 material.
Deci pc aceasta Gale ne tinem
de datorinta a multumi tnturor
fratilor Romfni care All bine volt
lua parte la aceasta petrecere.
Mai intii aducem sincerle noa-
sire multumite grupului de calu-
seri al societatii ,,Fratia Rcmf:
laa" din lee, care sub conducerea
bravului vatav, Benea Stanchin,
6u 1uat parte in defifare, cit 81
tredfnd cfteva jpcuri diptrc cele
mai noui 3; mai frumoase.
Membrii in grupnl de calus sal
au fost lurmStorii domni: Benea
Stanchin, vatav, Agostin Chiu.
gudean, Amvrose Otela, Ilie Fa
ghetan, 'Valeri Isaila, Nicolae 4,
saila, Aurek Conan, Semu1 Fusa-
rau, Vasile Bentea,, Aron Solo
mon, carora Il aducem . mare
multumitG, carl numai cinste q
lauaa au adus neamului ronli
nesc din East Youngstown, Ohio
q jnr.
De aseme1ea adncem Q marc
multumita tnturor aselora cart
au binevoit contribui pc lingi
tie4tul de intrsre 81 Gu ssiprssoi
yiri pentrn bpna rensit4 > ac,s
III pstrsceri, find datA pentrs
nm scop alta de nobil sis msret
ii tevorui nenorocitlor 5amas
o. 81 pe urma rxsboiului s. ire
c @ HI dsci nnmsae y 5pMel,
M finimoeilor donnto =
Cindea q q AZ Ne1gu
etlnen l Estte(
q ~ r. r. 4 6 Rendfel a
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Care suma s'a adaogat la fon-
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urma razboiului.
Deci fondul societatii Calbora-
ma pentru ajutorul copiilor or
FAM pima in prezent este de
81, ,027 Is, pc linga fondul de a.
jutor al membrilor care, este de
$2,473.2S.
Deci inca odatS aducem since
file noastre multamiri tuturor "a
celora carl au contribute pc orr
81 ce Gale la marirea acestor fon-
duri, 81 rugau 81 pc ceialalti con-
sateni, care inca stau nepasatori,
sa-si faca datorinta fata de orfa-
nil ramasi pc drumuri din comu-
ma ,Calbor, in urma acestui mare
,razboi al lamei.
In numle societatii Calborana :
George Cendea presedinte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-10

Din pricina sandtatei, vindem
Gorceria 81 Buceria situata fntr q
pOzitie foarte buna. Vinzare buna
81 prevaznta Gu tot ce e necesar
intro intreprindere similara.
Adresati-va la:
I. Mosora & Fleaca, 3119 Dequ.
inder, Detroit, Mich.
go & 80 & 34)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-10

N. Savu ST.; v. Patulea also; j
Stirbet So; N. Boranciu 81; N
Grusea ST.; I. Tnrcd So; I. Sucir
81; g. Simeon 81; N. Stefi 81; /
Opris 81; n. Opris 81; G. Balar
81; /. Baciu 81; N. Codrea 81; A
Colceri 81; 8. Veja ST.; v. Lebu
SO; G. Codoi So; 7. Pop 81; B
Hirist SIS.
La caz ca din gresala a>ramas
vre-un donator nepublicat, il ru.
gam ca sd scuze, 81 sd bine voias.
ca a ne incunostiinta despre a.
ceasta ca sd putem face cuvenita
rectificare.
Fondul orfanal 81 cultural ,,Ro-
mfnul" din Sulumberg, GU oca.
zia petrecerei avuta in ziua de. II
Maiu 1919, in Aala societatii Ira
ian 81 Avram Iancu Regele Nun
tilor. din Canton, Ohio, sub con
ducerea d-lui presedinte aranja.
tor Bucur Saw, a avut urmato.
rul rezultat:
nitrate totale e.......... $398. so
Este totale e............ $159.8j
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-10

socaetatea ,.lGurasana'' din IA.
rrisbrg, b Gonvoaca pc tot
menbrii sal lua parte Ia aduna-
rea generala speciala extra ordi-
nara, care Sc va tinea Bumineca,
Is Iunie 1919. Fiecare membru
care nu va llla parte la aceas.a
adunare, va Fl pedepsit. conform,
,stat1telor.
PreEidiul.J