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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-04-14

There we're only three cases dock
eted this week, though the net pro-
ceeds Of the hearing were not as
meagre as one might suppose.
w. T. Dodd was charged with
transporting liquor and carrying a
pistol concealed on his person. He
pleaded guilty and received a sem
tence Of 500 in the liquor case and
$40 on the concealed weapon charge.
Fe paid both fines.
j. q. Ferree forfeited a bond OF
$40, which he had been required to
put up for his appearance In court
on the charge of fighting.
j. B. Jackson, charged with being
drunk, was dismissed, the evidence
produced in court not being sufficient
to warrant a fine.
No Couse for Suspicion.
In reference last week 10 the
case in which two defendants short
changed the court, we had no idea
that any m would-or could-so
twist the statement as to leave the
impression that either Of the police
men was at fault in any way. It is
apparent, however, that such is the
case. People will often go a long way
out of their way to sling mud at q
policeman, but II is always safe to
watch the mud-slinger. Nine times
out Of ten he Is adopting the policy
Of the thief who runs into the crowd
yelling "Stop the thief" in order that
he himself may not be suspected. We
have quite frequently looked up the
police records Of people who COM
plain about and cast suspicion on the
policemen. Their are generally
written there.
AS the great cereal manufacturer
would put it, There's q reason" II
you hear some vague umo about
the crookedness Of the police force,
look up the record-maybe for a
number Of years back. 1t will fire.
Quently prove a revelation.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-04-14
NOTICE TO ~TRESPAssERs.

ALL PERSONS are hereby notified
and warned not to trespass in any
manner whatsoever on any lands
owned by me OF under my control.
ANY entry, for any purpose whatso-
ever, without written permission
from mo, Is hereby positively forbid
den and full notice is given that all
trespassers will be dealt with to the
fullest extent Of the law.
JOHN F. CARIG,
1913 Walhalla, S. G.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-04-14
Worlds Largest Map.

New York, April 12.-A,85 by IS
foot bas relief map Of the world,
said to be the greatest ever made,
will be exhibited by the United States
shipping board here next week at
the National Marine Exposition. z
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-04-14

Direct from an all-week's un-
Lrecedented Il in Atlanta (Tudor
Theatre) last week, Is the great fea-
ture, Burnt Wings" which will be
shown at The Rex Theatre Thursday
Of this week, matinee and night, 10
and 26c.-ady.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-04-14

you've heard OF Jack and his
beanstalk? Well, Jack used Union
brand fertilizer. Harrison G. Nor
ton, Walhalla.-adv.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-04-14

We have Chattanooga plows and
repairs. w. M. Brown & Son, Wal
halla.-ady. :
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-04-14

Now Is the time to save money.
Have your auto tires vulcanized.
Walhalla Tire Shop.-adv 49-tf.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-02

Alcohol y Libertad


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siuo para amneniar los iiigresos DEF
i,.Sor,: un socialiSmo. IH.r Il cual Il
Estado. Il - bu.n iinamier". esia in-
icrcsado en fomeniar la embriagueZ: y
+ Il pIaHmra conieerla. 81 eNpoir lrr
der dinero.
No Sc ha ladn. hiISIa ahora, cop ma
siStema perfecio: uno de los menos
naloS o. el frances. porqne grava o'iI
impneStos ligeroS los alcoholics fermen
tadoS. los que c4ililica ,le ''bt-biilas hi
gi6nicils''-ceryeZa vino y Sidra-y re-
c;lrga los impnestos SObre los alcoholics
/ deStiladoS. que son los pcligrOS0S:
nir, ds los menos Inalos eS el briiauicO,
I 81 81 Il. juZga por slIS reSultadOS pracii
cos p0Tque no suprime la libcrtad III
dividual. No hace mas que limitarla
pero esta limitaci0n tiene inconvenien-
ties Quen .'lunche'' o coma, on I'M
! establecimiento piblico, antes de>-
/ puGS de las horaS rcglamentariaS tiene
que paSaTSe sin eSpiItHoSoS: y,
! tambien, quien Gene este dltimo VA
contra los habitoS de- mrcIIaS personas.
H. I'll pe0r de todoS >uprime totalmente
, la Iibertad: es jac0biniSmO con etiqne
Ia de puritaniSmo. Est0s Legislatures.
dem6cratas . ,repubicanoS. que han
decretado la s0briedad. como impoSi-
ei6n del poder p1blico. son menos libe-
! raleS que aquel Dbispo inglts. invitade,
! hace algunos amos, Il apoyai'sllna cam
paila prohihicioniSta. que respOndio: !:
mo 10 hare: porque prefiero M pGle-
bio de borrachos Il mn pueblo de "S5
elavos.''
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-02

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rins = judirinh-s han sido satisfsfia
rios. a gnNzat lgr la rsiudlstism. -
lais tiliiinn aila aifsri"r In gmgIH
huls, lSsl mnrrts lrsr al,s,lsslisnio
las de 1914 facs"n ISIS: ins ae ilis
ds.sssgs.llrf,,n a i.3sg. las d. 1915 :iss
las ,lr 1879 sSp: , las De lalS .sG
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bnnales. Ispr einl'ifagnez. fuer'n: -
nail S57 Il aio IL: ISSS..S'sl q ~: ASH
81 10: Sl.laI Il lG: 4G4lD Il IL: y na
laaS qIle 1905 81 II.
Como este ~ ha csitseguido for Ia
T,'slameniaci6n y no l'or In prohibicidil
absolute. sin desirnir industrial algIna,
sin mernar los ingresos de Ia IIacicn.
da, y liHitando, pero me- suprimirndo
Ia liberiad individual. 81 ha dc nr'ono-
Ger que ha habilO ALI una moderation
y un buen sentidO, que So ha eclla,Io
dc menoS en los legisladores america.
nos. Aqui. para aladir 10 ridicuIo ID
0dioso, ademas de la pr0hilici6n esia
blecida p0r una enmienda cOnstitucio,
nal. So ha decretado una, transitoria y
NOitiD Hlttiud wv rtitild y lid NtiliSiiSsi
do a regir... crlando va mo- habia
guerra.
= P0r la ley britannica. solo Sc parmite
vender bebidas alcoholics al menudeo
eIe cafes. tabernaS. restaurants V clubs,
de II V media a v media de la tarde,
y de q de la tarde a . de la noclle
perO. "A tOdas h0I.as. eS licito venderlaS
al ppr mayor. impOrtaras y fabricarlas.
IA obrero, no sc We privado, al mediodfa.
cuandO suspende su tTabajo para hacel
el lunch, de su habitkal vase de. Ger
.veza, privaci0n q que Sc lie ha condcna-
do EN- los Estados Unidos. Y la gente
de posicf6n desahogada puede. en el
lunch V Ell la comida. hagaloS en- 81
casa Ell ul OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i
cores. sin mas limitac;ones Que las Dc
su bolsiHo, su sed ! Su capacidad II
sica.
Y por este. la ley es obseryada cor
un ntimero ilisignitieante. de infraccic
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-02
Los duenos de Zapaterias
aprovechan Ia huelga para
cerTar sus talleres du-
rante tres meses

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DE al -s-lnh llcTuiaivp- , lvs conEliios
i,ssl,os en TAI arficul" son las caiisas
sle "a ,''tada dealnmia.
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s4sliocid. oIlcial dc sasircE-ia Con- 1ose
n. Ils-l. do. qne IA eSia clInug..slad die
fIuiaia de gcnerals.s considers gnes.
snrra el IiOml,re del coInIrtente iD-
ecniero don Bias {. silva. para subs
tiuir "a cl cargo de C0InisiOla.lo de
d, ,Dhras Pdblicas a 81 eOnpahero don
Victor Auffant, que pnesento n re
miDria ha poro. y lie fue aceptii,ie por
la Asaulldra Municipal dc esfa ciudad.
Tiene an sn ahOno el senior 81 va, el
hal'er desempefiado el puesio .lc Inge-
micro Municipal. con 81 beneplacitO de
toda esi1 comunidad. durante variOs
iaiios.
VA es'an en- esta ciudad. de regreso
de los Estados Unidos. los siguientes
valiosOS elementOs sOciales:
Sonora Elena Dasi, espoSa 1'I Lcdo.
If. PARA Cap0, seiior Pedro J. Arms
trong selora, seilor, FeTpDldo Luis
Toro seiora Y Ia familia del senior
Joaquin Armstrong. no asf dicho dlti-
mo eitado seiiOr, debido a que el dfa
Ide ,emlmrcaf hacia Puerto Rico, Sc lie
ellferm6 uilo de los hijosJy hubo dc Que
darse jnnto Il, para atender!c hasta
slb establecimiento.
--Se infOrma que los dueiios de "a
Ipateria sc han puestO lie acuerdQ pa
ra nlani@nerlcerradO sus estab'ecimien
tos de confecci6n de calzadO hasta los
.(iItimo dfas de abril o mayo prG>imos.
N0sodijo uno de 6llos que aunqGe los
zapateros en- huelga quisieran yolver al
trabajo, allanandose recibir los mis-
mos iprililes que deyengaban artes de
la huelga, los patronos rehusaran tai
cosa,s pies su actitua de mallteGer mlallteGe ee-
! fY.ld9s { 5 t9lleges durAnie q'salli0s ~
ises es !'les so,;, Die. SIS
/. Al:tnc4;ise que Sc la in.r'atlo VI
per do dc nlt,iorfa en Il ao.Fnt!a gus
pliso en pcligro la vida de Ia brenal Sc
nora SillforoSa Santiago yiuda q Can
ter. l,onco &c una respectable camilla.
Ientre L que Sc cuental llus lluestro: eStima
dos amigos don Felipe, don islE.lio y
j aen i.u.s Cautier y Santiago
CORREsPONs.aL.
!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-02
cRONnAS DE PARIS
FRAC AZt'L CON ciIORRERA DE
ENcAJE

PARIS. 20 yarios dGRdy te6ricos
que guardamOs el cult0 de Jorge Brum
mel. Segiin la breve Billia del damdiSmO
cscrita sobre ese fatuo para los fatuoS
y isir 81 famo de Teodoro BanviIle, nos
heinos pre0ciipado varias veces durante
IA guerra de la infiuencia de su resul
yt,I,lo en- la moda masculine.
81 vence Alemaliia, peiisabamos. triun
faiia Munich y stlS atrevimicnfos deco
ra;ivos: triunfaran los colores gayoS
en- gaIaneS. ci!alecdS. S0nlbreros Y cor
.LSns fimfurii 81 q
i sSi JvcncaA IiGislafterraaI, Iiilift recobrar;i su
prestigio' la elegancia britannica seve-
-fsr=e- = '',. =
Ha veuido Inglaterra. v anoche. Ell la
Opera de Paris, ;en un gran baiIe de
earidad datlo como Ell los mejores item
pos de la Tc.etIebre rlbrica Ee Figaro,
iHundo Bcncfcencia. han hecho su
aaparici6n unos geatlemen vestidos de
frac azul grana con ehorreras de en-
.caie, Y a la salida Sc, han embozado
zen unas capas casi espanolas de EN-
bOzOs viyos.
Los pantalones son todavfa barbaros.
les decir. laFgos; pero 81 eontinla eSa
moda que yiene del Tamesis, acabare-
mos. los honlbres por ponernos las me-
-,lias de seda que va no Sc ponen las
nlujeres.
s4.s Corpus B4RGA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-02

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sasa,,4eha,
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q. saisa Eaa.s geatagev e naar
Ola ns.iFa Gisssa ina .lssmpsaslc q
Nsssraasss,e Is.ng ; ta,aHsae isisssA
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imlr e. u.s,ua4sns gur - svle''raia -
Ia sail. NlFand. l,ls,laa,sasiea Naie
-s's nilsin - frainw sssuraie,s'sc.a
81 ssla.lulasc ,a.iser tlagfs,ie ssssa .als1.
valiose siclsrasfs ~ a. s's.l,sisin r-l,al,o
la. . iich isasr lssa huulsniHgs''' una
plelaa -, - SaHio As.io sie ilaaaaS
- ry'isl,rames.
IL .alarslia larf Ani"llio g'u'i ha
drnuiiri.ifi. = ls-f Migaf3 fr-aioli
lraEunr iuancjain = Auiom0yi Him'
"a ;:i:N, s.n ieiWr plaea nj es,ag anto
rizs.iiu para saiiar vchi,nlos dc snoior
" ba manifesiado un ,sm;iallsia
que lrs ha conyrn.do In hurl - agTf
cola. p.rque al han pU,lie'' s'ei".', 'oiia'
al prrscllaje. "a aue io'los ios ir.'rn''
al,andonaron 81 iFGlin.O y han -. ipe
go rrgr-sanco lsslir osaipae on. mo
nienro que ha side aproyccha@o pUla
admifr los que son fucTi,.s c ipcai-
sslbles. Due puelen ganar y : salan
deSdc COS d0lanes diaries para arriba.
La corte Municipal de Ponce ha
impuesio las siguientes senten las, Sc
giln informes que nos Ia snmiDistrado
La POl;ca Secreta local: \ Manuel To
rres, que sustla 10, una lave y dp alica-
Il. del antem0yil lie don Eduardo .iclIa,
ounce dias de .arresto; q Ramona Nc.
let. y E.delmiro cOrt6s. por amcnazar
unos peones que trabajaban en- una
cO.olIia dc caiias Ge don Oscar Dppen-
heimer diez dfas de arrestO cadiI
unO; Justina Bclpre, denunc'ada POI
la seilOia de Landr1n, como alltora de
un delito de abuse lie contiallZa, come
lido al dispmer de unas bItsas que L
entregaron para @que 'ldsl calapa Elco
sierra, II fl9'senteieilda, a pagan Icien do
lares de multa O en- su defect 9;extin-
guir tres meses9tl .cdrcei YEA Juan
Antonio Capd. qtliep Sel. dfa 10 del az
tual aenmeti6 y agretli6 con, un cuchf
llo 81 canveciab dose Ortiz, heclloi oou
rrido la Hoyita, del Castillo, .fueron
impucstoS % dfas de arlesto. -
Ayei. tardle ese di0 sepultura en- 81
CelnenteriQ 5ciYil de 9esta ciiudad al ca
daver ieo Ia yirtn9sa " simpatiea seiio
rita Victoria ,RI!a Ramirez, falIecida snlttier nlttier
tlas cortq dolencia, en-, 81, Central q nltl For
tuna, don0e yiyia eon sgs fl falpi!ierefsS
&C mo al a la pila 0e la tarde del yler
hes tiltilno, tuyo IL, II ddesgracfIi q ers1i.sc
de una palma real g. yeeino Luis !; 2iEe
IA. quien Sc CANADA la subsist Areia 81
biendo las palnas para tuniar 60
COS . semillas tesIalnia, indistintamcll
te.
Cntntase que q aecidente os.rTr.'
en- Ell lugar 6leiloiniliado Pun Bra
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-02
PARLERIA

| Undo idilio. Y a este, tendremos que
anadir otro de un gentleman" que ha-
ce POGO probo disgusto, la fruta te-
mible en- el reino del amor, mientras
hoy, saborea, I'm ex6tico ''peach'. =.
Ana en- Cayey, ocurre todo este,
donde Pepita Tossas, reina eleganti-
sina, luce su traje blancO, con nlanto
rojo suntuOsisimo, y una mirada de-
cidora. u
Otra noche, Ia. reina, nos rccuerda
ia Maria Antonieta, rubia como ella,
~ como ella gentilisima. ,Viste como
ella; isus damas van de husares de. Ia
Princesa ynotrasade vestalesylas Que
bailan con graciesol ritmo ounandanza
eacantadofa: :. .--.s--'--.-.
!, .sAmor>y bell3za.1gradia y, malOdia,
esto me strse la carta. de lina..askidora
nina que viste de negro; ese ha diver
lido nrucbo" y no Sc, no Sc, porqpe Sc
he antojs que hay un alge snpsgo
| en- su alma, una Illusion, una realidad,
no -se5alge que la hace hablarme de
amor, de belleza, de bales, de gtacia
~ de melodias. ;.
aArAKI
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-02
continuation de la "a. pas'ra)

de Alenc6n, ilamado "Rey de Jos en-
cajes", solo pueden usarlo los milo
narios. sta
Solemos, pues, lleyar imitaciones que
siendo delicados pueden aceEtarse poI
una mujer d. refnado gusto y esca-
SO dinero. Los de .cpariencias yulsa-
res, es preferible no lIeyarlc$, eicgi'
un sencillo adorno, que Sc lleye POGO
encaje, rora poder comprarlc todo 10
mejor possible.
Como es usted habilidosa, compre IN
eneaje lie seda, de tul, y siga 8! Glbu-
10 con .nostacillas de colbres de di-
ferentes teaos .inspiraRdese. blene=-ep
la combination que va 9 hacery Lo-
gre usted ecoromizarse unos eaaatos
'ollares, y obtiene ei efecto5 de sur
aosidad cue de ea, v qpe no apruebc
ara su hel llanilla, siendo, como es
ina tobillera, que dobe Juscaf efectas
le scncillaz extrenlads. H.Aaada l1ilos
le ORC y gemas'.
Cupido ha celebrate el carnayal
bien; una interesante "aamoiselle', en-,
lutada, me escribe "iCuanto me he
divertido!' Y esta Erase dicha cor
toda el alma, Sc repite en- ID carta er
cada parrafo, en- -cada defnicion. "He
bailado!' Ell, solo eI podffa logral
que ella bailara. va descorrio Nome
Ia cortina, dejando descubie1.to ur
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-02
ALMA.
. :

PARA CURAR UN RESFRIADO
EN- UN Ola. tomese LAXATIVE
.BROlIC QUININA. FL boticario de.
volvera ell dinero 81 no lie cura. La
frma de E. w. GROVE, Sc halla en-
cada cajita.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-03-05
Program At The New Theatre

Friday, March s. Dorothy Gish
the great Griffith star in "BOTTS".
Come, and see what Dorothy's Boots
hold She is the same Dorothy Gish
who played in "Rearts of the World.
Also good two reel comedy.
Saturday, March 6.-H. B. Warner
"a Fugitive from Matrimony" in six
parts. Also several good comedies
Speed "
Monday, Court Day, 8.-Open all
day Be sure and see "TARZAN" in
Elmo the mighty, it is thrilling. Also
a six reel feature and good comedy.
Tuesday, March 9th, afternoon at
? O'Clock, evening els and 500
"THE MIRACLE MAN" from the
play by George NJ. Chan, story OF
flesh, blood and soul, that will live
forever in your heart. Be sure and
see it This is one of the greatest
productions ever been shown ir
Woodstock.
Wednesday, March 10th IA Little
Brother of the Rich" featuring Frank
Maya, J. Barney Sherry and kathryn
Adams. Here is one of the supreme
joys, by Joseph MediIl Patterson. A
play that created a furore IN hundreds
Of cities as a stage play. Also 6
comedy will be added.
Thursday. March i1th.-Viviar
Martin in "You never Saw Such {
Girl" All girls-cld and young
who have ever tried on their brother
clothes should come and see Viviar
| Martin turn herself into a plough DO!
over night Also two reel comedy
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-03-05
The Cedar Trees.

Many cedar trees have been cut
down in Shenandoah County. Many
farmers determined that if their cedar
trees damaged their neighbors, they
would not raise cedar trees even for
aesthetics who prefer gazing at a cedar
tree rather than an apple tree loaded
with beautiful, delicious apples, es-
pecially if the apple tree belonged to
another man.
In this section Of the Valley, the
cedars were destroyed without regard
to size, age, sex or "previous condi-
ton" AT Stanton, it was claimed
that only the female trees injured the
apples, but it is now claimed that
only the male trees are injurious to
the fruit and they sent to BIacksburg
for professor to teach them how to
distinguish the male from the fema e
trees, or whether they are herm aphro-
dite> ami all liable to come under the
anne condemnation.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-03-05
George Windle, Dead.

| Lying liz an unconscious state for q
week after having suffered stroke
Iof paralysis our esteemed citizen,
George Windle died early Saturday
The funeral services we're conducted
by Rev. McCune and Mr. West, Sun
day afternoon in the College Chapel
The music was furnished by Miss
Florence Shuts and the College Male
|Quartette. Burial was in the family
OF in lakewood Cemetery
George Windle was born in Shen-
andoah County, Virginia, November
l28, 1871, and died in Mount Norris,
January 81, 1920, aged - years, 2
| months, days. AT the age Of IA
years with his parents he emigrated
to Illinois, making the trip in wagon
as far as Wheeling, W. Va, from
which place the journey was continued
by steamboat to La Sale, H., from
which place the remainder of the trip
was made overland. The family pur
chased farm In Pine Creek Town
ship which continued to be the home
stead until the death OF the father
in 1879.
Mr.. Windle's education, begun in
the public school, was completed in
Rock River seminary which insttu-
ton he attended a number of years.
In 1866, ne was united in marriage to
Mary E. Sprecher to which union six
children were born. Elmer who met
died in infancy. Mary K. Hartley
residing in Zion City, Addie W. Hen
Erickson OF Mount Morris, Orpha
Bibler of Forreston and Philip living
on the home place north of town. In
addition to these, there is an adopted
son, Clifford, who from infancy was
reared as one of the family.
During his entire life Mr.. Windle
was actively engaged In farming in
which occupation he was very sue
cessfuI having accumulated quite a
fortune. In 1901, he purchased prop
erty in Mount Morris where he con-
tinued to live until the death of Mrs
WindIe six years ago. Since the
time of her death, he made his home
with his daughter, Mrs. Hen erickson
Throughout his life Mr. Wipdle was
a man OF strong convictions. While
men might differ from his opinions
none questioned his sincerity Deep
~ interested in religious life, be was
constant in support of all the actiy-
tiles Of the church which claimed his
whole support. The temperance cause
numbered no more earnest advocate
than he and it was a great satisfac.
tion to him to have lived to see the
enforcement of the Prohibitory
His faith in the power
of his Christ WAS unwavering and he |
fell asleep with the full hope of g
glorious resurrection. Mo unit Nor |
is, Ill. Index.