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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
MISSOURI SENATOR
DELIVERS SCATHlNG
ATTACK ON LEAGUE

CONTINUED from fl:st Iase
Kincs 10 transfer TO them the sover-
e eign;3y Washington had won WITH the
dropping into common ,phrassolo-
gy." Senator Reed added, when Amer
into the business Of thirty-one alien
states. she gives the right Of thirty
one alien states 70 STICK their thirty,
one alien noses into the business OF
America. The man who IS wiling 70
give TO any nation or Assem- .Age OF
nations the right 10 mind the business
Of The American p'eoplo oushi 70 aiI
crate to the country he Is willing 70
have mind Americas business toT hcr;
The Missouri Senator took me Presi-
don't sharply TO task COR assa!i!nE Ssn-
- brs who failed 10 subscribe - nIs
Views on The league sang M snc '' ,se
pen wha, Washington. gAinSd WIN me
sword is politely GescT'oed as
Denounccs Intimation Of Treason.
Because members Of tho senate had
not Immediately approved the treaty;
INC PRESIDENT Senator Reed said, hac
lin substance charged Them with irSa.
sonnhle practices ny in,lniaul:n IN may may
country with which We are technical
~ al war" and added The statement ie
as false as i, is Infamous
Senator Reed discussed various pro-
visions OF the league covenant, SAID the
membership would be composed OF APP
DroNimtcl! three dark skinned men
for each white man" and that from
the firs, "a majority OF the league will
always vote for race equality"
Fight Goes on Tuesdny.
!: was O'Clock when Senator Reed
concluded his address and the original
plan 10 proceed with formal reading
OF the treaty vas abandoned. There
was some uncertainty As TO how far the
reading might proceed tomorrow. as IL
was intimated that Senator Johnson,
Republican,. Of California. who will re-
tour. might ask that the Senate turn
back in the covenant TO Article Ill.
and take UP his amendment; which
would eGual!Zc tho British and Amer
lean voting power In the League. In
that event the senate would face about
weeks discussion. Several Senators
however. plan 10 make set spe, chcs.
and IL vas said tonight that probably
there would be replies tomorrow TO
Senator Reed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
STRIkEItS STONE POLICE
ANSWERING RIOT CALLS

BUFFALO. Sept Disturbances
cd IN three rio; calls for the Lacka-
wanna police tonight In one instance
The hfty-two policemen on the city's
force. headed by Chief ellison. were
met with shower OF bricks and stones
from crowd OF strikers, who mad
gathered near the steel plant gates
Three men. Two OF them STR kers. were
arrested on charges of'inciting TO riot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
NINE WOIlIIERS REFUSE
nEHIESI OF SEEE:I. MOkkERS

CLEVELAND. o. Sept 222.--rhe
United Nine Workers Of America de-
cincd today 10 act favorahly upon the
request tina; they aid the steel strike
oy refusing TO furnish coal II thereby
they might hinder the steel strikers
sucsess. The mine workers committee
reported substitute resolution limit
ing their AID 10 the strikers to the
can legally be taken.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23

cording to union officials moro than
$4,000 men are affected, No disorder
Was reported.
Although union officials claimed
-'that every Industrial railroad employee
walked out. stephen w Tcner. en-.
pioyment director Of the American
steel and Wire Company. said eight
crews were working on the Ncwhers
and South Shore road late today. Many
!, OF the strikers were members OF tho
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
.and Railway Trainmen.
w. G. Lee. president OF the tra!nmcn.
Issued national orders that members
remain at work where they have con-
tracts but that local majoritics should
rule where they had no contracts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
To Attend Cnr ,,u,,

DURHAM. y 60 Sept 22 MANY pu,.
ham people left mere ,oday Tor Nsw
1otH 10 await disposition OF tho re-.
mains OF q. Marvin Carr second sd,
OF General julian S Carr. who az,
In that city Sunday Afternoon a. u
o'clock. General Carr and J!i,,, c
carr. ", the "hosiery. king" we're a.
the remains Will be brourh, 10 ~,
Ham for !nterm.n; has no, been d.. =.
E1ded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23

caused to the rifiing OF the machine
gun barrels.
development of this bullet is con-
sidcred highly Important" the official
announcement said. cit is ronsidcrcd
very desirable that ore ,artridrc hn
used both for machine gun and rifle
ln,nuuitiuu" '''S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
MAN KILLED AND TWO
TROOPERS SHoT IN RIOT
inv Associated rrcs>

!; rPITTSBURGH PA. Sept 90 49, one
imam was killed. two state troopers
t,werc shot and many other persons less
,curred near the American Steel and
!, Wire plant, it is said members OF q
scrowd threw bricks and other missiles
At the State police and local officers.
> Paul Prouse died as the result OF a
bullet wound received during the
melee. Private Frank Miiligan and
Sergeant Smith, state troopers, We're
struck by bullets. and tho former is in
q serious condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
Hungarian Goycrnmcn, uo, Mo,.

III DApEST. Monday. Sept l5-I, ;s
reported the hungarian government
has in contemplation the removal Of
me sea- or government from budapest
to Notwithstanding th!rty-nyc MIL
south ""t' Of HIdapcEt. where the Ma.
uonal Assembly IL 70 meet,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
GERMAN COLORS STILL FLY
FROM HIGH TYROLEON HILL 6
Italian Battle AirInrn Ordered .,
move Flags Planned nv
Enemy steepleJach.
Try Universal Service 3
IVA sr. an ..

rnits OF several OF the hirhes, r ,Gin.'.
rms sun hutter the German coiors
planted there Tor spite" by s",re 60
man steep!e?a Jack Despite offers or
h!sh Te*ards Italian mounisin..Ds
have been unable 10 reach ,hesa A..
kerous pinnac!es, Now Italian hat,"e
myers have been ordered 10 -e,nSrs
the GERMAN hass by means Of .nachin,'
gun bullets or mine. ;hrowers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
Sign Convention with Sf.or,,v,

WASHINGTON. Sept ga postal
money order convention with Nicara-
qua, effective December |. 1919. was
signed today by Postmaster General
BurlcSon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23

time TO gather ::ll the ends OF, The fight
on his amendment before the Senate
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21

Csr,,ss,e no sit sa.rIpI6
ErlTE OF ukLtuuMA COUNTY or
TTIWl N
10 Miami. rJo,r sud 1f0sr her
husband whose frU uams be- UHsH HoF H.
me owrers ~ 'ho 'oI"sInf dr'rr'h'N ir',,
estate a.uafsd .r fHr county OF IuHa ana
state OF Oklahoma iu ~tl
'W Ittss |i| Ho.s To-" ... l'I'"
view AidtuUu. tIb ~ Tulsa usIah""A
Ng..aHH zach ~ 900 afr hereby uoulied
u,t .fHs abo,s. Irs.r.N,t real rtiafs sss or
itt 500 day uf Novrmhtf a !. lHlh. fo.l
ta 10 49, iI0yf Boy hf .punIN r,a'IITf "'
..H sHuHfY iI iaH sale hf|i nH thIl nA'
'Hr 'f. faarE at.1ftrI hEa.ust said pfsmI'rH
iYr f.s frAT 1919 .s"I"N fHHs. Nffr uN
s.d faia 1elIruuunt aru fhal isN safe ''rihI
.als taH,6sr .lr saa un tnIi dhI Hu'a 'g
#a rHFfhafrH and that fhr HntrFUrned
b. nuv tl, Owner and holder herro'
Aou are aHo routsi that unless fedrmp
uoa ia made from taid ssI3 ritHn "'v
DAYS after me datr ~ fHr Nrst pubNrs'i"u
NJ uIf notice 70 ibr seed w.' hs demanded
Boz, Doc .uHruI~nsi for .H.I rea. estate. and
viii is,no as provided Boo ar
Witness NV hand ihIs i'ih dar 81 July
1919 ....
Owner and llo.drr o' rsru'.'i'
VuT'rr t hsrsnr eI,sn that mo psr'
rsfshio heretofore rtittInr hrtwern John
Wtrhef TiMr Wr.fhsr aud Ih~u lAnrInr
under the Nrr name ~ Mod s' GrurcrJ
Compan, located 81 'o' Faii Ihlfd ~
TULSA Oklahoma vas disso''rd ON ne ihih
oay NJ August 1919 90 iaf " te'11'e' 10
Thr1 Iarrug slo reiIrrs from h.d ilrn
NlI dents doe tr iha aid pattnershlu aha
those duo lr ihen w.lI Doc settled with Hnd
O., Tho remalrI7F parnrra. who Wit ron
urue tho bnuref' uuirt lh" lfw nHm'
OF Mode ufoesr ,gnmp'1' ,.,,,prp
IONS wErCUrR.
IIFD IANNING.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21
Wanted

Young man lying in Sand Springs
to take charge 81 paper route Must
be over sixteen years OF age and a
good hustler High school student
preferred Good proposition to right
party see
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21

KOOSEVEtT r.. lUgaBetweeu Twsfth
and Thirteenth on south Boaton, one aud
two nicely furnished housckeruiag rooms
u,aee g4JJ.
DtNJu. g.. IEu, .ror rent t~o ngr
housstrsr'0y rooms also saragr
THIRD Vs. tl5-One suite Of usAt bShss
trspinE rvoms. close in fhonN, Usage
LINrON \ llg-laEht housskceping
rroms Tor rent iU private home, modern
u,aEe ls6S
rruNrN. So ilI Two uodrfn housesccp
iHE rooms ground floor. private on
trance tall .OsArr 7sAr
rN-IuN. ". Svt Two rooms and sleep
IHE porch Tor hight houscscepug sink
n NtchrD Ossre al2t
lN,u- ROOMS urnishsd Tor light house
trrSnr rhrre .'nre 3a-l
MAIN n. sl5-rrcs urnisheJ rooms for
light housekeeping no objections 70 q
baby
BOSTON S. l-4G,rwo hIuished house.
krepgg ruous good WI. Low rrnt
Usage lai2
CuEYEANE. s., doo-For rent two mod
crn uniurrishsd housekeeping rooms
Privte entrance; light vaFr sud gas
furnished -
UOsiON n, 605--r~o modern. cool hsht
hnuset ccpiugs rOems. Phone Usage <a9'
FORREST sl2 sVr rent .ratlFe
THREE ROOM Housekeeping suite iu
modern house = adjoining bath Inquire
s2t south Roston
rroRtA. S, 7ol-rug nicely hruished
light. housekeeping rooms, connecting
bath. ouEc A72a
NduUFS IS. lg-lwu NSht rousc.rsp
Inc Nrooms adjoihinE bath private front
md rear entrance on car line.
. TWO MODERN tight Housekeeping rooma.
1884 p Jai'-fson Newly iuru'shed
EluN IS. 1bt-rwo Rodsrn light house
keeping rooms usarr 2sltl
FIFTu. W. .d2O-Fsr rent, tWo modern
light housekeepinr rooms walking dis.
'snss
uNt ROOM Hoderu. southeast eaposuro,
~ children also EarAsy Phone usaef
d TNo urtt bousckrspiuE room, turnishsd
$50 yer month psAsr s5lh
. .nENtNNk = plu one suite uf house
I Keeping rooms. no children. Phone Usage
/ ADMIRAL i8os-ror rent three rooms ior
light Housekeeping modern south 81
ro'ure on i'tneI line .
FIGlN. g. glt,Tro room suite rlrrN
.r...frt tour Honsch erPIrs usags s''
BOSTON. s.. ,.l..INo uEat houstkocr.ng
geg, sa: 'so.S1S 80 1S,i,. 't'aS,sr,. Ss,sY s.Ya '''
|uJRNErr b.. l1l IFor rent. ou, light
houssssspius room. modern homo gu,
block from .av line CEDAR l'Nt
|Fh~r " 3lar t9r w1l one light
/ ..u,,'s,nrr rr. phnr. uNr- '4'l
'Nt~I TULSA. one i~o or Ar,, rsm'
v.H bath ncv and wodrru hSt"'
place COR less rent kiHmrr Apis Phone
le,--s rooms. no eHntroA. rhOue osss'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21

NEw 1919 Tord good condiuou. $50
cash. CAL OssTs 1pfu
tUR NALF Nov Hudson tpecdsisr. A
condition bumper. cork tires shock Oh
tofbors. cutout cash OF terms 'Hu bs
seen Al side entrance Hotsl Tulsa,
o'clost SslurdAy
Lunt suAyva OF stolen uus fuau horse
about tuO rouuds weight NouiY New
York Tsilors 2lo fa't first
PARTY Who picked NO silver handled um
bfaIa in broadway ConfcruonOry Suu
day night phone Osago AbO1. reward
and no questions ssscd
srRANEp on .TuLEN p Bro~u snd
white bNd dog Rem on collar. also
owner sInamr Finder please cal OsaFo
7s7a before o'clock or Usage sos
auer
LUsT - lutsday afternoon Iu useu pars
or downtown store ~ Hssatd offered
Phone nsaEe 7ib4
ElusT-fcUow tuysr p.a.cd board ort ni
my Paige car between Tulsa aud tnl'ins
vile Reward Tor roturn tp bt W
Wilson g3l Vast Second psar" 81
PAklN who took female pVu dos Nonus
moHing please return 10 v - West
| i1h South Newport
1 Mil. the party Nho found white pocket
! hook with gold rhain. fountain rou
receipt from Mayo one hrruss tag ono
jar batteries for a ear I'"'se phone
1
| sTRAYFp --uus FurNsb pct hpUdos ,cl
low With vhtc face. answers io name
~ Re- Liberal revard rhuue lh
! Will. party who picked up postolooo. or
car 2aI return 20 2f1l Eaht tghth
They are tuovu Reasrd
lkIIL uool Containing business 0aris ot N
NJ Fdvntds ahsut flN- |'n billie. H'H,
phatngraph Of wife and ,hui ,s~ugou
reward " returned 80 office Of lNf
! World
LOST Wire uhrsl from F.fu raI be-
tvren urgta and runs reward oh~tcd
Return to ll'r lwi irH.
PuRELY personal
MKe sNlllt tolDr va, 10. h..'.
~r'fs ~ " IF rHN ''. 'nrN'''h "s
SPECIAL NorlcEs
u FNiRMoUNT MATERNITY HOSPITAL
Tor confinement private rritns reason
sb,e may work for board habic'
sdopted Write icr hooklst Ms u
LONG lou tau Twenty sr,yUtn street
KansS Clty. No
Uspu phonosraph aud player uIsno rr
eords bought and sold AZ record Ca
change over W"olwor'h
To WHOM IN MAY CONCERN On aud
after october l2 1919. ihc sra.s o' ~Ass'
for ali hoisttug engineers will Do - PEI
hour 2 " Harris prrndsni, o. e.
Wise sscrsArv
uIlIN NfN HfN|iH
Vas ycu too Atr 20 gr' 300 lNr ".''' h'
Ike Nsd phlr vuu have chance tHm'
'' ana ''' C liNoEMNN
1rd7lT Central Nano0a. Mani nlt
IMPORTANT
Ion excitement growing u lrtns Na.r'
! Ncw Mexico Pc r'gtrrr a.i ..' ,n 81.
,,., .rN .amu.o % OH frr Erun|rN IN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21
NEAL MOTORS co
ptSTRIRUTORS OF NASH Mo
TOR VEHICLES
ASK FOR ROGERS
I1a SOUTH MAIN

FOR gALF One Ford 1915 radiator and
hood Phone Cedar lsit
FuK aNLF-Syssu ua.sraErr Haynes 80
iu best ni condition practically ncs
rrirH " goo rash 81. usarr Nl'l
FOR SNlf-. Ford JuuruE .ari. 1917. de-
maunIauI. umn rrA. bargain. thaqd
lrr rHuWwy 1919 looks Ike new aAi
funs better lIH lAsl Second street
usarT tNn'
EuR cNiE or TRADE for lighter. rar
cole FEht call iur 1ullr 1l7 South
Cincinnati
FuN SALt \ fopl 'ol- r,Fht c1umn}
fgrH. vii" .uuuter Fond "a lnrt pay
went Phone nsarr lf''
FDV SALE Traru.a., Hrs torl Sedan
Phone. Osage f-t or .'l.
IDN rNi D. -tuicba}rr cat for $500 call
at gi, a,u'r Forrt'
ftt -NIt uft INNur rur lnrfly bonds
TrT- mHN.. Chevrolet srf shrNuE nAf
electric lights. enclosed trr ~ tire,
hest OTTER fatrs 49, See b NJ Smith - M
Holland U'i.
80. rNtU .t,frT ur.tsf." b. Owner
vH. s,' ..rHu 'h.rr u.ag.
WILL rW,nE rYl- loves Hh,sss 'o'
good For' touring johnson psags $500
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21
STOLEN

$500 for return and no qurvIuus
agkcd -- 1919 new fivr. pay rurcr
Dodge touring car; black f.npinc
No J101ag. CAr,hu 3Jg2GH. Special
equipments bumpers. front and
rear, shock nbsorbors rear. snubbert
front, neutral lock. new back to tor
with two oval glnraes In rear. extra
tire, racing cofd tires. spot light
Missouri license number Nausus
city license number screwed 10 lqfl
running board Minot a Mlnot SO1
Mayo building. Tulsa. okla Phone
OSRge 74iS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21

Will ihs party cr soldier Who rAnF No
.srnns Note. arkHF fHr Nb.HH N..Arr
t.ea.. .sN iHrre Important
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21
BOARD AND ROOMS

i GHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 10
BoSTOy y. aO7-Light house.sepins
.T .rni phone DsAgr ltJ4.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21
REBUILT CARS

All worn on defective parts are
replaced. making our used cars
practically the same as new ones
The following cars have been r"r
painted and are ready FOR delivery
one Jcffc'y Six. seven passenger.
repsiuted. cord tires
one Hudson go seven paEsen
ger. rcpaintcd, new tires.
one Haynes SIX. practically lncW
lesg than ono hilf price.
ono REQ -Four. priced for quick
sale
one Dodge brothers Touring Car,
1918 model, five new t.rcs
one Nash Six. five passenger dent
onstrator, terms
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21
Mr.. McFetridge
Circulation department, this office
after 1900 Il, NJ.

WANTED first class carpenter. ia2s
Trunsi or phone usage past alter > p 20
" NNTEp-A young man experienced
ttenorraphsr who has bad some eleries'
or Bookkeeping experience good oppot
tuuuy Address in own hAudwuNoE ~
inr age experience. references anr ta'
ary Assi-ad I17 rarc World.
COMBINATION Man -Lght cook pnd
hakrr Melons Mecca CAFE. 100 Laa'
Third
~ ANtEp--hl once l~o automobile .lslnl
su N.n'F Gunn Rros tl2, Norih he'A.
WANTfu Three e1prr.caest white men
for might ianitor work Apply Nn per
son 20 head iauitor basement New f"s'
NaroHa, Rank BIDS
HELP WANTED FEMALE 80
NANIEu..l oune leo, usuoEgaphg6 an.
svrr boo own handwriting uallog Nger
errp Ani salary expected 7 1903
WANTED a sood reliable. gentle white
woman Tor central house work. 8A'N.
yorktown .
.As.ltpatunr cashier two sal's.sdlra
Soc manager atscr 10 o clock AppD o.
Quaker Drug Co
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21
BUSINESS SERVICE
pREssMAKtHG MILLINERY

ITTTN IN NJ y " NJ T II " ~ ="
.L KINDS oCdfrs,mAEi0E done rsa'ou.
able CAL gll Nor'h NoEAlss or usaE'
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-10-08
Visit the State Fair
It's Worth While

Are you coming to the State Fair October 1881? Ii not
why no2 ~
The South Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical Society,"
which promotes the State Fair this year celebrating its
scmcenennial For fifty years the Society has SOUGHT TO
better agricultural conditions in the State and to encourage
te qreedmg OF better live stock cattle and hogs No fair
extraordinary success. -
Read below partial list of the opportunities to procure
premiums and Of the other attractions Then deter
mine to visit the fair day least Reduced rates will be
ottereGby all railroads. Keep these things in mind
l. lhe fair opens at o'clock Monday morning Octo-
g Monday, afternoon-Fied Day and Rough Riding
aces by soldiers from Camp Jackson Thursday night two
opposing forces Of soldiers will in night attacks yv
10y @ western front Tanks and field
a. g. AuesdaE IS Legion Day" when the first meeting of
the South Carolina branch of the American Legion of Honor
Will be held in the hall Of the House of Representatives
"Wednesday and Thursday number of purses for 5000
each VIII will be raced for by South Carolina horsemen
O. hrauScs aggregation of 20 shows big ring circus
and hppodromc, will furnish attractive and varied pro-
gram or entertainment during the off hours.
Iwicc each day free also given for the benefit
OF the fair crowds The Dclamead Troupe will give won
dcrfn exhibition of posing The Earle sisters
will execute daring cats double flying ladders. Poards
educated horse will give interesting demonstration of that
r@te quality OF uncommon horse sense"
Seventy two workers III the farm and home dcmonstra
in South Carolina. Two carloads of exhibits will come
from Clemson College alone.
Sf you have pure-bred hog you will want one
when examine the premium lists being offered in these
class cations The premiums in these classes exceed
$1O,O00.00
O. Breeders of fine poultry will have the greatest collection
arc to be awarded in addition to the usual premiums
TO- The Federal Government will send the greatest coec
ton OF exhibits sent out to tour the country In this will
be trophies of the Great War; including small GUNS of
every kind used the front. Two freight cars will
he necessary to this collection and 5000 square feet of
floor space will be necessary in which to set them up.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-10-08


Hedda Nova, dancing idol Of the
Russian courts before the downfall
Of the Gear, Is cast as Carmelita Del
gado, daughter Of a political outlaw
Of Spain, in THE Spitfire Of seville,"
Universaps newest photodrama,
which crmes to the Rex Theatre.
Walhalla, October 8.
Playing opposite Mile Nova, in the
role Of Kent Staunton, an American
artist, who is visiting the bandft-in-
tested mountains in the land of the
Alhambra, Is Thurston Hall, one of
universals most popular leading
men.
AS a photodramatic starring ve
hicle for this hot-blooded Russian
beauty, "The Spitfire Of Seville" is
everything the title implies. It's swift
moving plot and vigorous action
takes place in the Castilian noun
tains and In Seville. Staunton en-
counters the orphaned Carmelita, be-
lieves her to be a boy from her garb,
and shelters her for the night in u
lonely cabin, thereby mourning the
hatred OF the lieutenants Of her
fathers outlaw band. He becomes
engulfed in a seething maelstrom Of
fury and impassioned intrigue.-adv.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-10-08
OCONEE JERSEY BULL ASSN. :
First Annual Meeting to 40 Held at
Court House October 18th,

SOufC Rouse october 18th.
The Oconee Jersey Bull Associa-
ton will hold its first annual meet
ing at the Court House, Walhalla,
saturday, October 18th.
This association was formed two
years ago by farmers in the county
who desired to improve their milch
COWS at very small expense. Three
pure bred Jersey. bulls, whose dams
had made official records of over S5
per cent butter in 365 days, were
bought by the members of the as
sociation and placed in the three
blocks. At the end of the two years
these bulls are rotated, making the
usefulness Of the bulls extend to six
years without in-breeding.
This will be an educational fair"
with talks on dairy topics-"The
Milk Cow.and Her Place OH Every
Farm" etc. There will be prizes
offered for the offspring of these
bulls, and one of the features of the
day will be the Judging Of COWS by
ladies.
Let every one attend and see for
himself the Improvement being made
by this association.
or course the ladies are invited
because they are the ones who really
milk and want better COWS.
G.. NJ. Barnett.
Secretary Association.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-10-08

all the apostolic college Of humOrists.
The man that makes me laugh Is my
DencfactOr. God bless all Skillful pun
Sters, all those who mirthfully surprise
ns with unusual juxthposltion Of
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-10-08
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS.

All persons indebted to the estate
Of B. BAGWELL, DECEASED, are
hereby notified to make payment
to the undersigned, and all per-
sons having claims against said es-
tate Will present the same, duly at
tested, to our representative, F.. S.
HOLLEMAN, Seneca, s. c., within
the time prescribed by law, or be
barred. G. e. BAGWELL,
j. B. BAGWELL,
Executors Of the Estate Of B. Bag
we'll, Deceased
sept. II, 1919. 3S-41
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-10-08
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DISCHARGE.

Notice Is hereby given that the un-
dersigned will make application to
V. f. Martin. Judge OF Probate for
Oconee County. in the State of South
Carolina. at his office at Walhalla
Court House on Monday, the 18th
day of NOVEMBER, 1919, at II
o'clock In the forenoon, or as soon
thereafter as said application can be
heard, for leave to make final settle
ment OF the Estate Of VIM. NJ.
WRIGHT, Deceased, and obtain final
discharge rs Executor Of said Es-
tate. j. r. EARLE, E.
Executor OF the Estate OF VIM. NJ.
Wright, Deceased.
Oct. s, 1919. 41-44
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-10-08

shed, Savannah National Forest,
South Carolina, estimated to be $780,
600 feet B. NJ. more or less, OF
Shortleaf Pine, $4,000 feet B. NJ,
more or less, of White Oak;
10000 feet B. NJ, more or less,
Of Red Oak, Chestnut Oak, Hickory
and Maple timber: 900 Red Oak
TAes and 75U White Oak and. Chest
nut Oak Ties, more or less. No bid
Of less than $500 per NJ feet for
Shortleaf Pine, White Oak, Red Oak,
Chestnut Oak, Hickory and Maple
and 1Oc. per tie for White Oak an"
Chestnut Oak ties, and sc. per tie for
Red Oak ties will be considered. De-
post with bid, $500. The right to
reject any and all bids reserved. Be-
fore bids are submitted, full informa-
ton concerning the timber, the con-
ditions Of sale, and the submission Of
bids should be obtained from the
Forest Supervisor, Franklin, N. C.
Sept. "a, 1919. 39-41