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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-25
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| .,ASHwoRTH.--oct. 90. SARAH, widow @
q A'FTSFs fSty sSaISi
'fa late 20 re.ssps tlns5s sssyees st Is Int
BAILs.woct. "a. AMELIA c.. wife Q, A
Walnut lane, Germantown. Due notice o
funsTsI Gs SA,, glIL be given, rr,,,,rru v,,,
Of James caffrey.. Funeral i scrvises Mon, ::
M prTss PTsf'e 1,b FsSSnSS sSS ItC Gem p bEs FssnS
= rISs. 18th ST. GEORGIA. widow 2L Wm c
Broad $! I % fntqrmcnt m HFP'FNns pFIvSte. s. i'--'
MARdARET h5HSTn 1Go| AGts q aFqRS6S RShsrd
Clark Relatives and friends invited to ~
hTusf St M and g'rSs i Wm MG
Church p S9Smn requiem nt g., m5s psns
SCeS HE e SewSS NSg g. k?Ni&Fr ?i&GF %if,
OF John J. Concannon. ,dauEhter Of Marsare;
rds ia INVITA- Snn to a,,eRG the fanera rue
$40 A. NJ. from her late residence: 2l0s $:
iRi9' 10 @ Int Oct HOY SMiHRy
T friends sserSd f HSsTs Ssis"s sodat2 'SSH
funeral. Wed, a. m. ,HayerforI, Pa;
Counsel Church 10 "' a. m. m. Int. St. Denis
.GRowL.-oct. %. MARGARET w wife
and sarah NJ White Relatives and itriends
E1oG 4{th st, to fHty'GS fSt St. Morah Gem Friend;
'~t cJtSSSsitNSsafSSNy&a;A%P tSsi p; m ATLANTIC city y J..
S SSm a. and Gdas6id4 of yS s,S Of 5SSa
p. m, pariors Of Diver TS il. BAR, is2O Chest
ny PAY'-1oct,a 22i tSfeG"S GEoRdE DAY. aged Is;
Relatives and friends. also Veteran Legion
Regt., P, ". are invited to attend funeral,
Wsd' 2so p M from his late Int TSsiagnfe. s.rns
''f5 s1d: may JOIN ff H. husband o,
CethGrine Dillon (nee walshl. .Relatives and
s a. m, 4O4 Cedar ST.. Jenkintown. Solemn
high requiem mass immaculate Conception
Church. JenkIntown. $50 a. m. Int. Holy
boSNIELLyy:-oe,. q. 1920. ANNA G.,
poDney Gnee McahonJ in her sro 1ssS MsFy year A.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
rsnsT Tqso 1905 So? s6cmn Psssn.
mass mass. ST. MiShsel's Church 10 a. m. pre-
husband OF Anna Dreher, aged GO. Rela-
tives and friends. Foresters Society. Dickin.
yited 70 funeral services. Tues. i:so D. M, ~
Gem. Body may be viewed Mon. I to $50
ELASSNERY.-oe.. 81 1920 DANIEL X,
husband tt1sD Of Josephine E. Flennery; ,lRla Rela-
from her late residence. Douglasyila. Pa.
R"quiem mass st. Pauls Church 1890 a. m.
Omit flowers, Train leaves Reading Ter
minal 1882 a. m.
FoX.-oct. 23. EMMA FOX (nee sutton).
wife of the late Samuel i. Fox. Relatives
and friends also Purity Temple. No. :. U.
A, are Invited to attend funeral Wed.
p m. from her late residence. 2OS0 E.
Orleans st. Friends may call Tues. after
GRANZow.-Oct. "a. HENRY F.. husband
Of Rose Granzow. Relatives and friends in
Vited TO funeral services. Tues. = p m, late
residence. l76 Lismore ave. Glens!de Pa.
GRAY.-on Oct. 23 MARGARET j..
widow OF Robert b. Gray. Services on Tues.
afternoon: at o'clock. at her late resi-
dence. iols Westminster ave. Interment at
Fernwood Gem.
HARLEY.-Oct. "a. CATHARINE HAR-
LEY (nee Clifford. wife OF Hugh Harley.
Relatives and friends, invited TO funeral.
Wed, $50 a. m. residence OF her husband.
24O9 Catharine st. Solemn requiem mass
s. Anthony's Church 10 a. m, Int Holy
Cross Gem.
HOWLETT.- Oct. %. 1920 JOHN NJ.
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Number Three-A.


Proposing an amendment TO section one
article eight OF the Constitution. OF Penn.
Section I. Be II resolved by the senat.
and House Of Representatives OF the Com.
N monNwsaith OF ,,la ,Pennsyivan!a IN General As.
to the Constitution OF Pennsylvania be, and
Th ss ,Rs II
That section one Of article eight. which
s'section /. Every male citizen twentv-,,,
years OF age. possessing the following au1iI,
ncstions snail he entitled TO vote at all
electors as the General Assembly S''0r may ~
,"Fir,,.; Fir,,,.;, Te shall have been citizen o.
the. .snonS Sn15"d s'etes H ,S S5 least one month.
state one year Cor hav'nG previovsiY bas5S me 3
qualified ccctor or natiic-born citizen ~ Ia =.
state, he shaI have removed therefromT' m ana md
eeelrs the GiscuSnr
election district where he s shall e'5rsd af,sr IN The
t least two months Immediately preceding
Fourth; If twenty-five Years o, age m,
upwards. he shall have paid, within TWO TWO
smnded So % that tserG the sams fhs sbsij sIsI
Section i: Every citizen. male or ,.no,,
q twsnty-cne years OF age. possessing IN.
vote at all elections, subject. bowevaero 70 70
such laws requiring and regulating tbs H. 20
trst,on OF electors as the General Assembly
First: He or she shall have been n ci,,.
sen OF the Lhited states at least one rc,tb
state one year tor. having previously been S"e q
oualihed elector or native-born citizen os r.,
from and returned. then six months), imms.
diateiy preceding the election. e
Third. He cr she shall have resided 4, 81,
election district wherc he or she shall otya1
60 vote at least two months immeaiateiv rGaE
cedinE tte election ''e-
Fourth. II twenty-five years OF nze md
upwards. he or she shall have paid Ultpie
two years. state or county tax which
shall have been assessed at least ty,,
months and paid at least one month befor..
Fifth. Wherever the words ''he," "h,. "
him and himself occur in any section
OF article eight OF this Constitution tSe
same shall be construed az II written ra
speettyely. he or she" Ibis or her. him
or her and himself or herself.
true copy OF Joint Resolution No "A.
CYRUS E. WOODS
Secretary OF the Commonwealth
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Number SKA

A JOlNI RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment TO the Constitution
as 20 consolidate the courts OF common
pleas OF Phil de!phia county.
Section l. BE II resolved by the Senats
and House OF lives Of the Com.
monwealth Of Pennsylvania in General a..
senbly met That the following Amendment
90 the Constitution Of Pennsylvania be- ard
the same is hereby. proposed In accorda nee
with the eighteenth article thereof:
That section six Of article hYe be amended
10 as to read as follows:
Section 8. In the county OF PHILADELPHIA
, all the Jurisdiction and powers now vested
In the several numbered courts OF common
p;ess OF that county shall be vested in one
court of common pleas composed OF ali the
Judges In commission in said courts Such
1urisdictlun and powers shall extend TO Ali
proceedings at law and In equity which shall
have been Instituted In the several numbered
eourts and shall be subject to such change
"a may be made by law, and subject TO
ehnnEe of venue az provided by law The
president Judge OF the said court shall be
seieoted as provided ny law. The number
creased from time to time. This amendment
shall take effect on the first day OF January
succeeding its adoption.
In the county OF Allegheny so the jurig
diction and powers now vested ia the seyeral
numbered courts Of common pleas shall 3e
vsated In one court OF common pleas COM
posed of all the judges in commission In said
courts, Such Jurisdiction and powers shall
extend 70 all proceedings at law and In
equity which shall have been Instituted In
the several numbered courts. and shall be
as,ses ma sh"ns' % essua "a may e' %Sds Sy
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Number TMn
= TIT vi 7 W U
A JOINT RESOLUTION


Proposing an amendment to article nina.
section eight OF the Constitution OF Penn.
Section !, Be It resolved by the Senate and
tSH pH net TnSt thc following amendment 10
thss eighteenth article thereof DA"'' Win
That article none, gaCtiOn eight Ia
amended t. read as follows; 81" e'S"'' te
Section s; The debt OF any county, city.
muntclpality or Incorporated district, e9cept
as pToVided herfini and In section nfteen
per centum upon the assessed value az ~,
taxable property therein. hut the debt OF the
such am5ant Ra the nSx toS ctv Sf Increased s5 9
city fHa!L 5 .,.d not rTCeed ten Gol per ceutum
erty therein, shall any such intIniS,b%s ~ ~ IL
or district incur any new debt or innrsass
IS indebtedness to an amount exceeding TSe tIe
tors thereof public .iectioSni Si Ih' IN s,sS, sus6
sy d I. SSdaSsGEhta 5sdact:G from at
Of the debt Of saId city as shall have been
incUrrsd . Or Is ssSg! T. be incurred. ana the
pendcd. upon any public improyemant ~ n
The construction, purchase or condernnst,on
facility therefor, IL such pubc nsTS%t, or
or public utility, or part thereof whether
public Improvement or public utility or Tnef na
thereof, may reasonably be expected To- 1ieid
1871
cisnt to pay the Interest and sinkinsfInd
charges thereon. The meth Cd OF deterrni ~ Ina
such amount. 30 10 be dedL ctcd NAV h. h'irinn .
scribed by the General Assembly e pie-
In incurrinR inds btedntss for anv n,,r-,..
the city Of Philadelphia may ISSUE ~ u'IIOn' nIiI
cations maturing not later than aft9 VTgnI
years from the date thereof with nrSy,J s;,OI ~;
for a sinking fund sufficient 10 rsrttr.N 81
obligations at materity. tho payment 10 s,ns
sinking fund 70 be In equal or graded 9rnIa SGVh
or other periodical instRlments Wbar'' ''Iu a !,
irdehtedness shall be or shall have bnasn any
CURED by said city CT PhIladeiphia I'm n n
purpose Of the construction or ln1pTove,T T ~ . .
Of public works or utilities OF anv Chn m u "a
tor from which lrcome or reyenus f. 20 nc -
derived by said city, or for tho recInms ,toe oe
OF land 20 be used In the construct Ion ''SI ~ :
WharVes or docks owned or to be- ovSnsd ~ ~
said city. such obligations may he In ~
amount sufficient 10 provide for. and NAV IN
cIude the slnount OF, the interest and SInE
ing fund charges accruing ard which may a .
Crue thereon throughout the period OF con
struction, ana until the expiration ~ on.
wear after the completion OF the work To-
which said Indebtedness shall have been ,n
Cured: and salad city shall not ho reouired
10 levy q tax 20 pay said interest n "A
sinking fund cnarges az required by section
fen article nine OF the Constitution Of Psnn
syIyania. until the expiration Of said perio,
OF one yen after the completion OF said
work.
A true COPY of J9,nt se,olution No. 4
sscrssa<y Of the c4mmonwsaith.
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Number Ono
NutnDer one
A JOINT RESOLUTION

JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment TO section eleven
qf q. article sixteen OF the CONSTITUTION OF
Re It resolved by the Senate and House OF
6epresentatlves OF the Commonwealth OF
Tsn, TTssnnsytVania IN General Assembly met.
Ihat the following amendment to the Con.
stiIqtiGI OF toe Commonwealth OF Pennsyl.
Nan!a be, and the same Is hereby proposed
thereof: a'''So
Amend section eleven, article sixteen o,
ne n, CoInstItution ot the Commonwealth OF
NO corporate BODY 10 possess bankin,
and disc9unting privileges shall be created or
organized IN pursuance OF any law without
three months previous public notice. at the
;Sn 20 OK ne,I rne ntendea ioeaton OF the inten
manner mann as shall be prescribed BY law. nor
shall charter for such privilege be granted
f2r LONGER period than twenty years" 90
that II shall read Is follows:
The General Assembly shall have the
S0wer 9y Genera Law 70 provide for the in.
and 20 prescribe the powers thereof
A true copy OF Joint Resolution No 4
CYRUS z. WOODS,
Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
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Number Four-A

x., n JOINI RESOLUTION
proposing an amendment TO section one ~
OF article fifteen (%V) OF the Constitution
~ the Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
section j. Be II resolved by the Senate
mo House OF Representatives OF the Com
monweath OF Pennsylvania in General A.
semply met, That the following amendment
70 the Constitution OF Pernsylvanla be and
e., she same Is hereby. proposed. In accordance
VIII the eighteenth article thereof:
reads follows:
section l.. cities may be chartered when-
sver a ma jority OF the electors OF anv town
or borough having population OF al least
zen thousand shall vote al any general elec-
uon in favor OF the same" be and the same
hereby. amended TO read as follows:
section !. Cities may be chartered when.
sver majority Of the electors Of any town
or borough having population or at least
ten thousand shall vote at any general or
Tr,sinp mTr,vsinieipai election IN favor OF the same
Siues or cities or any particular class
may be given the right and power 10 frame
the powers and authority OF local self -goy-
ernment. subject. however to such restrio-
tions. lirntations and regulations as NAV be
Imposed by the Legislature. Laws also NAV
be enacted affecting the organizatio and
government OF cities and boroughs, which
snail become effective IN any city or borough
only when submitted to the electors thereof
and approved by a majority OF those voting
thereon, HS
A true cory Of Joint Resolution No. "A
CYRUS F. WOODS.
Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
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Number FlYA-A

A JOINT RESOLUTION
proposing an amendment 10 art!cla nina
section seven OF the Constitution OF Penn.
sylvanla.
Section /. Be II resolved by the Sonata
and House of Representatives. OF the Com.
monwealth OF Pennsylvania In General a..
semby INST. That the following auenima emf
10 the Constitution OF Pennsylvania be- and
the same Is hereby. proposed In accordancs
with the eighteenth article thereof;
That article nine. section seven be amended
10 read as follows:
Section 7. The General Assembly shall not
authorize, any county. city, borough town.
ship or incorporated district to become a
stoekho!der IN any company. association or
money for, or 10 loan its credit to, any cor.
poration. association. institution or indi-
vidual.
This section shall not apply 10 anv con.
tract entered into by the city Of PhIiaJelnhia
Under legislative authority With respect 70
the use or operation Of transit facilities
whether furnished by tho city or by n priva "a
corporation or partly or iO!nIy by either og
10th. Nor shall this section b. Construed
TO prohibit the city Of PHILADELPHIA from
acquiring by contract or conformation tha
franchises and pToperty Of any coInDanv
owning or operating transit facilities = >
any part thereof. within It's CORPORATE linn
it's or the shares OF stock OF the Corpora
tion owning or operating the same, or any
part thereof
CYRUS T.. WOODS,
Secretary OF the Commonwealth
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Number Two-k

Number Two-k
A JOINT RESOLUTION
Toposing an amendment to article three.
section siK OF the Constitution Of the Com
mopnwealth OF Pennsylvania. SC that the
subject OF an amendment or supplement
20 a law and the subject to which such
law is extended or on which II Is conferred
snail be clearly expressed in It's title.
be u resolved by the Senate and House
~ Representatives Of the Commonwealth of
rsnnsylvanie In General Assembly met,
Lhat the following amendment to the Con-
etitution OF Pennsylvania be, and the same
eifhteenth article thereof:
That section six OF article thres be
emerded SO as to lead ms follows:
section o. No law shall be revived,
amended. or the provisions thereof extended
or conferred, by reference TO its title only.
so much thereof as is revived amended, Fx-
terded or conferred shall be re-enacteI md
published at length, and the subject Of the
cmendment or supplement and the subject TO
Ghteh such lao is extended or on Thich IL is
title.
A true copy Of Join. Resolution No. pa.
CYRUS T.. WOODS,
Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
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AMENDMENTS

PRoPosED IAMENDMENTs TO THE con
Zti ZEES rs, OF npIHE The Co3MEMq2XS,WIEAALTH FOB
THE ELEcTioN 70 BE HELD Held oS tSf ruEs.
DAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1920, BY THE GEN
WEALTH OF" "PENNsYtvANIA,A AN6 1f'IS PUB.
LISHED BY ORDER OF THE SECRETARY
ANGE Al, ,,,IT -, OF ARTICLE XVIII OF THE CON.
provided by law. The president Judge OF ths
said court shall be selected as provided BY
law. The number OF judges in said court
may be by law increa sed from time TO time
This amendment shall take effect on the hrst
DAY or January succeeding It's adoption.
A true copy OF Joint Resolution No GA
CYRUS r. WOODS
Secretary OF the Commonwe aIth.
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Number One-A
MINT nTgCnT fv,rrfNNf

Number One-A
A JOINT RESOLUTION
proposing an amendment to article three
UI1) OF the Constitution OF the Common.
wealth or Pennsylvania.
Section 1. BE II resolved by the Senate
and House OF Representatives of the Com
monwealth OF Pennsylvania In General As.
eembly met. That the following amendment
70 the CONSTITUTION or Pennsylvania be, and
the same is hereby. proposed, In accordance
with the eighteenth article thereof:
- That article three be amended by adding
shereto the following:
section ~. The Legislature shall have
power TO classify counties cities boroughs,
school districts and townships according to
popuiatlon, and all avs passed relating to
esoh class. and all laws passed relating to.
and regulating procedure and proceedings in
court with reference to any class, shall be
deemed general legislation within the mean
lnr OF this Constitution; but counties. cities
and school districts shall not be divided Into
more than seven classes, and boroughs into
not more than five classes
A true corp OF Joint Resolution N Ia.
CYRUS r. WOODS,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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AMENDMENTS


ssSs3sER ssSSRhESHS ES 4F THE sT sGH
Es EENs OF THE, THE coNIMoNWEALTH. FoR
TsE eF3YAh eAsERaYEA AsahhhhhI5FF sN hhhhI5FcTIFDN UF rRE RE
ENpMPpMfyRSIEIAhTH ENpM pfySIIAsnTnH5 SE 6IIEBNNsYbyANlA ANS
IN PURSUANCE OF ARTICLE XVIII OF
THE CONSTITUTION.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-08-25
Pocallo Is Sold

A biz crowd attended the sale Of
the PoculG Springs property Monday
which was conducted by the Dargan-
liarieo Realty Co, and the Burton
Eros. Auction Go. The bidding was
4uite spirited ana there We're a large
number Of bidders for the various lots
INTO which the farm had been sub-di-
vided. Interest cCntcred i'm the sale Of
tbe springs aGd swimming pool, with
ten agrees Surrounding this lot. This
section ni the property WAS sold for
$4,000 The resident lots of one
acre each, fronting OH the public road,
sold for prices ranging from $3.50 to
$500 each. ~ 3 o'clock the sale was
suspended ald n barbecue dinner was
served In the grove. After dinner
The sale will be continued until all the
lots have been disposed of.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-08-25
WOMEN WANT
TO VOTE
Suffrage Leaders Continue
Fight in South Carolina
APPEAL is SENT TO
GOVERNOR COOPER
Executive Committee of League
of Women Voters Meets in
Columbia
Wyatt a. Taylor

Columbia, Aug. Suffrage lead
crs are continuing their fight to hav,
the women CnfrlnchiGed for the COM
rng prinaries and the general cleo
ton In November If the Womcn
cant vote in the primary, they are de-
termined TO vote i'll the 'geneSal cleo
ton.
An appeal has been made to Cover
nor Tor IN extra se5ion of the Iegis-
lature TO amend the election laws so
to allow the women to register and to
vote i'm November. Hon. Thomas L.
Cothran, OF Greenvilie, chairman Of
tac state Democratic committee, is also
being appealed to in an effort to per-
auade hin 10 call Vi meeting OF the
state Democratic committee, that the
Convent on might be called TO amend
the party rule 10 allow the women to
these readers heWcVer, have given the
women little encouragement. They
hold thai TO amend the party rules in
timo TO give the women the primary
ballot would require postrouement OF
tho primary. They also hold that the
constitutional amendment doe snot
grant the wome,. the right to demand
enrolment siiiee the club books have
been cioScd.
The ExeSntive Committee of tho
League OF Womon Voters is meeting
here this week. Mrs. Fred s. .Munsell,
Of Columbia, is chairman and Mrs J.
Il. Sailcy of Aiken, is vice chairman.
she haviug formerly been head OF the
stato suffrage league. Other members
OF committee are Mrs, Frank Broad.
nay Mrs. G. Y. Reamcr, DR.. Jane
Guignard, all Of Coumbl1. The com
mittee was called TO devise plans for
the continuation Of the fight for the
ballot this year.
The women contend that to refuse
them the ballot this year, following
Tennessoe's ratification, would vndan-
ger the election.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-08-25
Governor Receives
Letter
Women Of the State Want to
Vote in Primaries
wyatt q. Taylor

Columbia, Aug. Ex-Governor
Cooper today made public letter he
has just received from the South Carr
DINA League Of Women Voters, ap-
pealmg Tor his support in theft fight
for Vote5 IN The August 81 primary.
THIS lettcr came after the governor
had Issued statement TO the effect
that he would not call n special ses-
sion OF the legislature to change the
election ana primary laws. The gov
crnor wont out Of the city today with
out making any statement as to what
he would do with the appeal from the
Lcogno of Women Voters.
The letter which the women have
addressed to the governor follows:
"The %oEh Carolina League of Wo-
men Futcrs respectfully urges that
You use your influence to bring about
such co editions as may be necessary
to permit US 10 vote in the Democr
primaries Of this year. There are
seven thousand women in the state
who are anxious TO assume this priv
hege 2pd duty Of citizenship. just as
scon as possible. We have studied
tie situation carefully, and are con
Vinccd that the solidarity Of The Dem
rcratic party ia South Carolina viii bu
n'aiutalued and even strengthened if
The uc", now that the 10Th amend
Iacut haS been ratified. will enter
whole rear-edlv into efforts looking
60 our complete and immediate en-
trWcbia mcnt.
''lf a special session Of the Geenral
Assembly should hc necessary, we
ur%c INT Won issue the call. If the
Uar'N machinery can effect the de-
sired 90 1rg"S, please use your influ-
cnco to see thot This machinery is set
i'm mnti"a - "rco."
This iot.F j. dated the 2Qth and
is Signed hy Nrs. Bertha r. Munscll,
"h4irw"p of The League of Women
Voters
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-08-25
- y ~ -
NOTICE OF ELECTION

Notice Is hereby given that an oiec.
tin will be held at the Polling placd
of Pinewood and Hodges Corner, III
Clarendn county, s. c.. on the 7th
day f September. 1920, for the ,puf-
pose of determining whether or not
the line between Sumter and Clarea-
don counties shall lbe changed so AZ
to annex to the county of Sumter cery
tain territory more particularly d.
election and annexation, and shown by
the surveys and plat made In ptirsu-
,ance Herewith, said pat being on flTe
in the Office of the Secretary OF STATE
Of South Carolina, in the ONCE OF tho
Clerk Of Court of Clarendon county
and in the flee of the Clerk OF Court
for Sumter county. ~ s.ss
The following are hereby appointed
managers of said election at PING
wood: p b. Muzon, w. d. Epper-
son and Manning Richardson.
The following aSf hereby appcinted
managers OF said NkSts ton at HodkSi
Corner: S. n. Griffin. ddlnfA,
and T. j. Hodge.
Only duly registered and d
electors of Clarendon county, Scfu
residing within the territory propo2
20 be annexed to Sumter county ,xsid
who have registered not less than 40
days prior to said election. shat Se
permitted to vote therein. -
The polls wi open at z a. M. AID
slose at p. IN. The said election, Isl
TO be held and conducted, and thu re-.
turns canvassed in all respects as pxo.
vlded by law for General Electiop3.
by order of His Excellency, the h6r-
ernor of South Carolina. -
Wa j. Turbeville. -. st y
Board of Election CommissiouSrs,
Clarendon county. feE
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-08-25
Georgia Farmers 4s,,s.
Tour Caralinas
Will Come to Study Cultivation
and Marketing of Tobacco
Wyatt A. Taylor

Columbia, August Farmers 90
the tobacco counties OF Georaia are
planning tour through South Caro-
lima and North Carolina early In Sep
tcmber, to get first hand information
from the finest tobacco section or fdhS
works as to the cultivation and niarkst
nlg II the weed crop. The tour SsS,lI
cover an entire week, and the propcs;,..
ed itinerary will include Florence. q.
c. and possibly other Pee Dee tov,ns
and ilson, Greenville. Rocky Mount.
Henderson and sandford, NJ. c.. Ths
Georgians will return to their state II,
way of Spartaburg and Atlanta.