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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15
POLICE COURT NOTES

iu, Suite and Tom S.n"SEE. residents
,uf Elm Grove. who miN'i THINGS w
Monday night. were fined s. and costs
IN nrlir. ruur, yesterday morning hE
judge John : Ri'H. They were present.
81 l,y Oii.crr Eart"l.
Two other offenders fnr"d N.s u"n"T
during the session. Thy were -!
,T,.,.r :,,isrd and were represented hE
p,f.rr:s Wood and Blrk. They drew tho
usual lin" Of 81 and.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15
MIR. STERN TALKS HERE

Friday evening at $50 o'clock In the
MrI.ur" h"t"L DR.. Walter -: Ht'rH'
nr,rt ,r,nn;nijt doctor OF cleveland,
vii address, surgeons and phy$ir:ans
~ nh.r county on N" subject. "Froo-
irmS n Or;holIeS and Industrial sur
very
Tu- Whr"I:'iE Rotary cub aSt year
.,r, =, local hny To- Or. StrrnS for treat
m.n;. and today II" is nearly r"rover"d
and will probably APPEAR before me
,n.~l men n, testimony Of l'r. stern
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15
SLOWING UP IN WHITE"

IT,, \ IF outdoor CNH-r,>" Ii'N ~
meals IN winter disturb y .E"S;.om. tn
rrvlns should not b. clogGrd win and, %
"rS,.d. poisonous waste matter. Foley, :
,rtthrritr Tablets ,lcrn;" tNH bowels
withrut gripping ~ nausea. han:Sh MI
,uI~a'SS and headaches. hloHt'nE gas
OaG hrr,th ard $wr.t-rS III" Stomach.
A,r,1,r II Flemm!ng. io4 Falrr.''," =
M,,l,.. Ma. writes: II recommend
l>hl-v Clthartic Tablets. I fc". like a
VII woman today. My trouble was con
->t.t1,.nil." Sold eYerNWhrrr
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-26

pc domnii Vasile Cernea 81 Victor
Serbu, care au parasit orasul Wa
rren in ziua de Is Februarie 1920.
D-nul Cernea a fostsecretar scrip
turistic al societatii ,,Desrobirea
Neamului Rominesc" 81 plecat
fara sd instiintezc prezidiul socie-
tatii 81 in urma dinsului an ramas
maj multe lucruri foarte incurcate,
lara d-nul Serbu fost ca director
de teatru la petrecerea care a dat
de suS numita societate in Ziua de
Is Februarie 1920, 81 is 'au incre-
dintat mai multe lucruri GU acea O.
caziune, Gu care ne-a lasat in lipsa.
Pc aceasta Gale rugam frumos pc
sus numitii dornni ca eel multi in
15 zile sa ne raspunda in chestie
ca sd nu suferim mai departe.
Tot pc aceasta Gale rugam pc a
Gel frati RomIni care au cunostinta
de d1nsii sa he raspunda la adresa
dc mai jos:
Nick Stan, 8 Oregon Street, War
rem. Ohio.
(44---47)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-26
- PRETUL BANILOR 81 .85 SUTADE LEI 54% M"
1:z4k

vitura sbuta! Iertati-ma duduie. Va rog iertatima
81 fu coprinsa de plins intretaiat de sughturi.
Elena rdica 81 nisti, zicindu-i sa nilmai plin
ga ca Isl face rau 81 ridicndo conduse La patul des
tnat pentru 81 intinse pc pat zicindui sa nis
teasca 81 sd odihneasca, 81 trmise pc Sultana sd
aduca ceva mincarc pentru Clara, de opt ze nu
capatase de cit pine uscata 81 apa.
o NOUA RAZvRATIRE.
Trecuse zece zle de cind, la intervenirea Elenci,
Clara fost scoasa din ceula intunecoasa in care
stat opt ze. Sc intremase bne 81 pc obrai e nccpu-
sa veasca de rosiata. Constitute robusta,
tinara hrana buna, din minca Elena aeru Gu
rat de mare care srabatea in cabina ale carei feres
ire erau toata zua deschisa au contribute la rentrc
marca eli grabnca La cnci zle dupa schpaxea ei din
carcera nceput sa nsoteasca Pc Elena ~ plimbare
pc carl le facea pc punea vasuu Sc atiSase de ca 81
ur1narea cline credincos pc stapinul care ii
da pine 81 il mingaie.
Elena ca toate femeile tinere 81 frumoase, punea
ingrijre in gateaa ei, mai seama in pepta-
natura parului 81 Clara, stiea mai multe feluri
de peptanaturi devense coafora ei. 81 nu numai la
peptanat dar 81 la imbracat ii sta in ajqtor Seara
desbraca, ii spala picioarele migalind Ia ee cite-u
ceas, vazind cal face placere Dimineata incalta Gu
ciorapi, imbraca Gu halatnl tulna apa sd Sc
spele, ca dupa 70 peptepe ssQ 1ubracc 81 sal Gu
|rete s. sal lustTuiasca unghli1e. n f'''s !. \
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-26

pc Clara in cabina eli 81 so lase sa suferc 81 81
cee altc carl i-au fost credincioase 81 au ascutat
poruncie.2
Hotariron era luata dar nic una n "a indraznit sd
ia asgpra lei sarcina de al vorbi.
SuHaNaA propus sa Sc traga sorti 81 sortii au ca
zut BU Vasllca, dar zis ca prmeste 81 sarcina
aceasta sar cuveni Anei Sultanei, carl dorm Gu
81 carl cunosc 81 ii stu mai bne frca, dar att
Ana cit 81 Sultana sau epadat, ziclid ca elc in
draznesc fnd-ca Elena iute la mimic 81 sd Sc
puma ran In cele din urma, dupa mai multe pla
nuri 81 consfatuiri, sa PRINT propunerea Ane, sa
pindeasca ecaza cnd fl Clara singur, sa tabere pc
ca 81 sal traga bataie pima va lasa-o lungita 81
dupa aceea sd spuna Gu toatee de ce au batut-o
Elena stiea mimic de complotul &c Sc urea.
Din purtarea Anei 81 Sultane 81 din vorbee lor nu
lua seama ca sunt nemultumitc. Ec find -ocupate GU
roul dc tmaci 81 Gu urzrcA complotuui, toata ziua
stan prin bucatarie pc puntea vasulu 81 ca Isl
petrecea tmpu Clara, vorbea bnisor 81 limba
taliana, pc care 1nvatase la StambuL 81 care prn
purarea ei umilita amaba 81 caita dc greselile pc
carl e facuse, cistiga din in loc mai larg in
inima Elenei.
Era intro ii frumoasa, 81 senina de vara. Marea
inistta 81 corabia mnata de yint favorabil de
IA nord aluneca pc unda ncretita mare cu iuteala
dc 10 loduri pc ceas fntre insula Creta 81 Malta
A@k s A
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-26

La maSa tot ca servea Gu illdemnare 81 uni
nta. Luase locul Anei 81 Sultanci, carl faceau DE
rnd pc tamaciul intre Caiopi 81 fetele carl il autau
la bucatarie 81 la spalat
Schimbarea aceasta pc placul Sutane 81
mai seama Ane pc Clara trintise 81 aanes
tise in pInni in noaptea razvratrii. @
Inca din zua intii cnd Clara fost scoasa din
carcera 81 Elena uat-o sd stea ca in cabna, au
nceput sa sopteasca fcele ca Elena teme de ca ca
sd n ia ocu 81 de ingrijeste asa mutt de dinsa
ca sal cpcercasca pretena vorbele acese Sc repe-
tau din gura in gura in fie care III Dumitra 81 Vasca
carl in seara razvratirii facusera mnuni de vitee
erau 7nversunate impotriva Clare, din pricna Garcia
ma reusit lovitura 81 condamnau purtarea Eenei ca
auat sub protccta ei pc tradatoarea 81 ngriesfe de
ed ca de . sora Cee doua suror poloneze, Caterina
Sofia, carl fost ademenite 81 aruncae in
cifea III carl sc aflau de Clara, de moartc 81
spuneau Vasilche ca nici Elena nu- mai buna ca ca,
caci altfel mar Fl din carcera 81 nu sar Fl i'm
prietenit ea 81 vorbee aceste fura taacite de Va
silica 81 celor 'ate modovence 81 prinse de sufIetu
or 81 in curnd fura 1ncredintate toatc ca nic Elena
mi scula buna, mai Gu seama ca att Ana cit ST Sui
taa leau spus ca nu stu cinei Elena 81 sa fcrit sd
le spuna ceva din viata ei.
M In cfte-ya ze ura 81 fnyersunarea ilnpotriva Cla
ei crescut att de puternd4 in inmilc lor cal al
so gd M l1lt1a sd spuna 81 puma{ tin6
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-26
{ #|NSULA FfRmfCATA]
I Imparatia Amazoanelor !
(J'rmare).
ROMAN DE: G. r. PASCU.

(urmare).
Gu att al grest dar 81 Chrstos icrtat emeii
sresit Nimcn nu te poate invnovat daca n al sa mai
gresest. Sa fie toate iertate. ST adneaor nam volt
sa- spun pc sleau Sa stii Cd mc ii datorezi viata
Daca as fl volt, acoo in iii aflai
tea doua ri cadavru tau sa fie sfisat de rechin
dar sunt crestna 81 sfaturile mintuitorulu Ur
nheaza-le 81 tu Vreau sa-t soap numa vata dar 81
sufletul Al sd stai mine aci iii fac cinste
Ana dormi mine 81 tn Gu Sultana Al sd fiji ingri-
jta bine 81 III clteva zile al s recistig sanatatea
sdruncinata."
va multulnesc duduieM zse Clara, 81 cazind in
kenunch inaintea Eenei, intinsese pc divan,
81 coprisc mina 81 dupa saruta de mai multe ori,
ise suspnnd lacrmi siroaie curgind din ochii ci
6lbastr intunecati Ce ticaloasa fost Cit am gre
a scap5nd 81 noi tra 90 nelegiuire facut .ca
Az NINA de ajutor pagililor a %
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-26
csA''Ur r

pc consateanul meu Sirbu Traila
din comma SacoS, judetul Timi-
soara, Banat. M stu de dinsul de
3 ami. In timpul din urma am in
teles ca Sc afla in Cincinnati. Deci
rog pc toti fratii Romini care il Gu.
nose sd faca bine 81 sa-mi scrie a
dresa, sau char dinsul daca cetes-
te aceste r1nduri sd scrie pc adresa
urmatOare:
Lasdr Negru, 1918 Wager Street,
Columbus, Ohio.
(44---45)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-26

pc Ion V. Mafteiu de LOG din Gil
nic, judetul Sibiiu, care "a fost
mai multi timp prin Rominia. Din
sui Sc afla prin Burns, Oregon 81
Portlond, Oregon. Avind niste
chcstii interesante Gu dinsul, rog
|pe aceia care stu ceya despre
dinsul ami scrie, sau char din
sui daca va ceti aceste rinduri
| il rog sa-mi scrie pc adresa:
John J. Savu, Al Bond Street
| Niles, Ohio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-26
LIBERTY BONDURI
81 MARCI DE CRUTARE.

Vlnde-le acuma. Platim banl
gaia 81 preturile cele mai bune.
Simon este cea mai cinstita casa
de schimb. Room 2l6 Lennox
Bldg, al doilea Etaj. Luati ela-
vatorul colt Gu East 9th 81 Eu-
cid Avenne. De-asnpra de Singer
Sewing Machine Go Deschis pi-
ma la orele 6p. IN. (1x6)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-26

G 4 u ia M
LUCRATORI LA SFECI.E DE
ZAHAR.

LUCRATORI LA SFECLE DT
ZAHAR.
Daca D-tr. aveti familie 81 do
riti ca sd lucrati la yre-o faymi
in Michigan, moi platim de Ia 81;
pima la $50 pc AGRA, casa pentrt
locuit gratis, transportarea gra
tits pima la locul destinatiei. We
lniti 81 vedeti reprezentantii. nos
ltri la urmatoarele locuri 81 ore
CLEVELAND, OHIO:
Paul Fodor, 2609 Lorain Ave.
Dumineca 20 Februarie, Ia
orele 10 a. m.
Pollsch Daily News, 1017 Fa
irfield Avenue, Dumineca
% Februarie, la orele 2 p. m
Steva Forma, Ais Bailey A
venue, Dumineca, 90 Febru
arie, la orele 7 p. m.
Joseph Vlasaka, 1929 Broad
way, Dumineca, % Februa
| rie, la orele I p. m.
| Alex. Sabo, New Budapest Ho
tel, 1909 Woodland Avenue
| Dumineca, % Februarie, Ii
| orele 4 p. m. s.
! Mrs. Kucera, 12301 Madison
Avenue, Dumineca, % Fe
bruarie. Ia orele 4 p. m.
LORAIN, OHIO:
And. Chapo, 313 Connecticut
Avenue, Luni, Martie, Il
orele Z p. m.
AKRON, OHIO:
Joe Brietenbach Pool Room
349 Washington Street, Du
mineca, % Fcbruarie, la 0
rele 2 p. IN.
EAST YOUNGSTOWN:
John Sapno, 173 Madison Str.
| Dumineca. % Febr,larie, Ia
orele IL a. m.
BARBERTON, OHIO:
L. Felenov, Pool Room, 3Oe
South Second Str. Luni,
Martie, la 6 p. IN.
WADSWORTH, OHIO:
Joe Kaafi, 2O6 Water Street
Marti, . Martie, la orele .
p. IN.
NILES, OHIO:
Andrew Paul, 6 Clay Street,
Dumineca, 90 Februarie la
orelc , p. IN.
MICHIGAN SUGAR COMPANY
LABOR DEPARTMENT.
SAGINAW, MICH.
(43-47)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-26

G. 1UT IN
fete de lucru in fabrica. Plata buna
ST Bonus. Lucru usor.
THE MANUFACTURES BRUSH
COMPANY -.
1850 W. lffth Street, Cleveland,
Ohio.
(44--46) 4 -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-26

DE WHARF,
FRUCTE USCATE CA: PER
sECE, PRUNE 81 STAFDE.
COMANDATI DE PR0BA 81
YETI Fl SAT1SFACUT1.
OHIO BOTTLES & CONFECT1-
ONERS SUPPLY,
M. RABINOVICK, PROP.
2216 EAST 55th STREET, Gle.
VELAND, OHIO
(37-48)
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-15
MARKET OPENS JULY %.
Selling of the "Weed" Begins Next
Week in BalmberS.

J. l.. Knight, manager Of the Den
bow Tobacco Warehouse company,
and r. J. Works, manager of the Far
mers Tobacco Warehouse company,
announce that the Bamberg tobacco
market will open on Thursday, July
22. Messrs. knight and Works ar
rived in the city several days ago, to
make final arrangements for the open
ing, and they state that the prospects
for fine market are most encourag-
ing.
The markets in the Pee Dee tobac-
co belt will open on the goth, and
the local warehousemen desire to at
tend these openings before the Bam-
berg market opens. Both of the To-
cal warehouses are now in readiness
for beginning business.
The opening day of the tobacco
market in Bamberg will be both novel
and UNIQUE and will mark the begin
ming of a new era in the history OF
Bamberg. Bamberg will have the dis
tinction of having the only market IN
this section of the state and the only
market in the lower section of South
Carolina, excepting Summerville,
where a market was opened last year.
All the tobacco men are unani-
nous in their belief that Bamberg
will readily rank as one of the lead
ing markets in the state, and some
of them say that in few years this
city will be South Carolina's leading
market. This reasoning is sound, be-
cause Bamberg having the only mar
ket in this section, all tobacco grown
in a number of counties will most
likely come to Bamberg.
About 35 tobacco men are expected
to be here throughout the season,
which usually lasts about 60 days.
Many of these gentlemen will bring
their families with them. The Herald
is informed that considerable dlttl-
Guilty has been experienced in secur-
ing accommodations for these peo-
pie during the tobacco season, al
though it is hoped that an arrange
ment can be made whereby Guilds
hall, at Carlisle school, will be open
ed for a few weeks for the entertain
ment of the tobacco visitors. Bam-
berg feels very acutely at the present
time the inadequacy of its hotel ia
ciities.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-15

Notice is hereby given that an cleo
ton will be held in the Town of Bam-
berg, S. c., On the 18th day OF July,
1920, to determine whether or not
the Town shall be bonded in the sum
of Fifteen Thousand Dollars for the
purpose of repairing and enlarglng
the water and lighting plant OF the
Town.
Also on the same day, an election
will be held in the Town of BamDerg
to determine whether or not the
Town shall be bonded in the sum OF
Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars, TOT
the purpose of extending the water
lines. or waterworks of the Town.
These elections will be held pur,
suant to petition of freehold1ers anu
ordinances enacted by Council. :,
The following have been electeu
as managers of the two electlons:
#, n. Folk, C. W. Rentz, Jr., and A.
S. Easterling: os;on
twenty days before the election
the books of registration of thf Town
will be opened for the registration
80 electors who were not registered
at the time of the last election lot
Mayor and Aldermen, and the DOCKS
viii remain open for ten days:
TOWN COUNCIL OF BAMBERG,
SOUTH CAROLINA. 1-lo.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-15
Capt. G. o. MURRAY.
Y
Conductor for 80 Years on Southern
Dies at Aiken Home.

Captain George O. Murray, for ~
years conductor on the Southern rail-
way, died at his home in Aiken sever
al days ago. Capt. Murray had been
in ill health for the past five years,
and for two years had been unable
to retain his run on the railroad, ex-
cept for a short while at time.
Cap. Murray was well known IN
Bamberg. Fer many years he had
run between Augusta and Branch
Vile. He was very popular with the
travelling public, and the news of his
death brings sadness to thousands OF
acquaintances throughout this Sec
ton.
He is survived by his widow and
several children, one of whom is Mrs.
C. A. Sanders, of Timmonsville, who
formerly resided in Bamberg, her
husband, DR.. Sanders, being employed
as druggist by Mack's Drug Store, OF
this city.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-15
HOME DEMONSTRATION DEPT.
Miss Emma Jane Warn, Home
Demonstration Agent.
Rural Sanitation Work.


DR.. L. A. Riser, of the state board
of health, has this summer for the
first time been able to have a man in
the field with a moving picture show.
Through this picture, DR.. Riser hopes
to reach a greater number of peo-
pie than can be reached in any other
way. We consider ourselves very
fortunate to have secured their SER
vices forIthis county this week. Meet
ings are to be held in centrally To-
Gated places and we hope that as
many as possible will take advantage
of the opportunity and come out to
these meetings. The meetings begin
promptly at $50 and are to be held
at the school houses. There is no
charge or collection and everybody
is invited. The pictures are very
interesting and hold the attention
all the way through, while they car
ry the message they are intended to
teach.
The following meetings will be
held:
Ehrhardt--Monday night.
Camp BranchTTTuesday night.
Hunters Chapel - Wednesday
night.
Thursday night.
MidwayAFriday night.
Saturday night.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-15
COUNTY CAMPAIGN MEETINGS.

Pursuant to order of the county
executive committee, the following
schedule has been arranged for the
county campaign meetings.:
Farrelps-July 21st.
Camp Branch-July 9th.
Ehrhardt-August 3rd.
Olar-August 10th.
Denmark-August 18th.
Bamberg-August Oath.
The presidents of the several CLUBS,
at these places, are expected to pre-
side at these meetings and are re-
ouested to arrange for the meetings.
Ten o'clock a. M is the customary
hour for commencing the meetings.
In accordance with the rules, the
REQUIRED pledges of the Candidates
must be filed not later than II O'Clock
a. m. July goth, instant. No pledge
can be filed after that date.
The last day of enrolment of vot-
ers is July 9th, which is the last
Tuesday of July. All Democrats who
expect to vote must, under the rules,
enroll. Enrolment is required every
election year. Don't fail to enroll:
Under the rules the voter is required
to enroll in the club nearest his place
of residence, calculated by the near
est practicable route, and can vote on
~ at the voting place of such club.
All Democrats are earnestly re-
uuested to enroll without delay and,
are earnestly requested to attend the
campaign meetings.
J. F. CARTER,
Ju1v v12. 1920. County Chairman.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-15
THE DENBOW TOBACCO WARE.
HOUSE COMPANY, INC.

We are now open and ready to re-
ceive tobacco for the opening sale,
July 22nd, for the Bamberg Tobacco
Market. Everything will be in read.
mess and we expect large opening
and invite you all to attend. Wheth-
er you are ready to market your to-
bacco or not come and see for your
self that you have as good a market
right here at home as there is in the
south, and as you are through ship
ping your tobacco away to other mar
kets and leaving it to otherspeople
and not seeing to it yourselves, bring
it here, so you can see 1t sold and
get your check the same day and go
home in a good humor and satisfied.
We are in a position to furnish you
with the best of service as we have
the best auctioneer that money can
afford. Our whole force are exper-
fenced tobacco men.
The manager, J. L. Knight, has had
a lifetime experience in running the
largest market in Kentucky since the
loose leaf business opened, which is
now the largest market in the world.
He is trying to. make Bamberg the
largest market in the south. You
can do your part by bringing your to-
bacco to the Bamberg market. s
Bring your. tobacco to me and [
shall use my best efforts to get you
the high dollar.
THE DENBoW TOBACCO WARE
HOUSE COMPANY, INC.
By J. L. knight, Manager.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-15
NsETURNS WITHOUT MORTON.
Potato House Man Still in Maine.
Hearing on Matter July %.

Sheriff Dukes, of Orangeburg coun-
ty, returned to Orangeburg several
days ago from Maine, where he went
to bring back to South Carolina J.
Sam Morton, and John F. Digman,
but he failed to bring his prisoners
with him. Morton and Digman are
wanted by the Orangeburg authori-
ties for alleged criminal conduct in
connection with the promotion of
plant propagating concern in that
city. While no charges have been
preferred in Bamberg, Morton is also
ALLEGED to have misused funds of the
Bamberg potato house concern, in
which he was interested.
On reaching Maine, the requisition
papers of Governor Cooper were pre-
sented to the governor of Maine, who
declined to honor the reQuisition be-
cause of alleged defects in the pre-
paration of the papers. The points
involved are said to be of techni-
cal nature, but counsel for the ac-
cused men used the grounds success
fully in fighting extradition to South
Carolina. In the meantime Morton
and Digman have been released on
Bond, and July 2S has been set as the
date for further hearing on the mat
ter, when the Maine executive will
either. honor or decline extradition.
Morton was interested in the erec-
ton of a sweet potato curing house
in Bamberg, and was trusted with a
large sum of money, which he is said
to have carried away with him. AS
most of this money was in New
York exchange, as soon as the sus-
picions of the local gentlemen were
aroused, they had payment on the
check stopped. AS it was Morton car
ried away considerable sum of cash
money, also gave a check to the Sou
thern railway for several hundred
dollars which was refused payment.
Two carloads of hollow building
tile, which was shipped to Morton, are
piled On the potato house lot here,
and a carload of cement is here on
the sidetrack consigned to Morton.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-15
DEATH OF MRS. LAVINIA SMOAK.
Was i'm Auto Accident Wednesday
but Not Thought to be Hurt.

Mrs. Lavinia M. Smoak, of Orange
burg, died Sunday afternoon in Ashe-
vile, N. c., while On visit to her
niece, Mrs. John H. Cope, of this
city, who is spending the summer IN
Asheville. The remains were buried
Tuesday in Orangeburg.
Wednesday a party was made up
for trip up Sunset mountain for a
little picnic, the party consisting OF
Mrs. Smoak, Mrs. Cope and Mrs. l..
E. Livingston, and the trip was made
in Mrs. Cope's sedan, driven by Mrs.
Cope's driver. When near the top
something became wrong with the
car and the driver lost control of it,
running into a telephone pole. Mrs.
Livingston sustained a painful cut,
and it was necessary for several
stitches to be taken, but none of the
other occupants were thought to have
been hurt, other than receiving a Sc
we're shock. Mrs. Smoak died Sun
day, but relatives do not think that
she died of any injury received in
the accident. No injuries or bruises
we're appare. On her body. Relatives
we're notified Immediately after the
accident, however, and her son, j. w.
Smoak,t and sister, Mrs. A. G. Will
son, were at her bedside when she
died.
No blame is attached to the driver
and it appears that the collision was
purely accidental.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-15
SHORT SESSION OF COURT.
Judge Rice Takes Two Hours to Com.
Dlete the Work of the Court.

The regular summer term OF court
convened in Bamberg Monday morn
ing, with Judge Hayne F. Rice, of
Aiken, presiding. Only equity cases
are heard at this term of court, and
only about two hours were required
to complete the business that came
before Judge Rice. The court was
opened at 10 o'clock, and was ad-
journed sine die about 12.
Judge Rice's wife was quite III
when he came to Bamberg, and he
concluded the business of the court
as quickly as possible that he might
return to her bedside. His decisions
in several case were reserved. A
great many cases were continued for
one reason and another
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-15

The News and Courier's CORES
pondent at Walterboro, in a tele-
phone conversation last night, stated
that Mrs. Padgett had wired relatives
that Mr.. Padgett had suffered moth
ing more serious than'a broken COL
lar bone. There were no internal
injuries. The physicians, according
to- Mrs. Padgett's wire, state that he
will be able to start on his proposed
trip to Vancouver and other Canad-
ian points on the Pacific coast with
in a week.-News and Courier.