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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-12-30

MISPLACED-One black velvet coat,
placed in wrong auto by mistake
last Saturday morning in front of
Kingstree Dry Goods Co. Finder
please return to Record office.
12-23-2tc
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-12-30

FOR SALE-A number of fine S. C..
Rhode Island Red Cockrels. Very
pretty and ready for mating. Mrs.
NJ. A. Ross, Kingstee, S. c. 2t
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
Two furnished rooms, with hot and
cold bath in house nicely located.
apply to L. S. Dennis, Kingstree.
12-30-f,
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A FEW HOMES, mercantile buildings
and farm lands at the right nrlces.
See M. H. Plowden, Kingstree, S. T..
12-2-tf.
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FURNISHED ROOM for rent. Ap-
DIV to Mrs. R. M. Hare, Mill street.
l2-2-tf.
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DOG LOST-One dog, color black and
tan, with medium ears, about four
years old; one red speckled bitch
with long ears, about / " years old.
Reward. w. H Baker, Heming-
way, S. G. l2-2-4tp
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-12-30

WOOD FOR SALE-Oak and pine
wood for sale. Phone Snipes'
Market, Kingstree, S. G, 11-18-tf.
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STRAYED-From the residence OF
Mr.. Elk Tisdale, black horse, with
four white feet white face and one
white, eye, had on army saddle am
bride; weight about $50 pounds.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-One Saw Mill
Outfit complete, with z mules, 8
carts, 2 wagons, one 1-ton and one
2-ton truck. For sale cheap. Write
wire or see S. F. Epps, Kingstree,
6. C.. lO-i-tlc.
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FOR RENT-One modern seven-room
dwelling on School street: Kings
tree. Apply to David Silverman.
11-18-tf.
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FOR SALE-one pen of fine Barred
Rocks. Cockrel and four ~"llets.
SIP Will. buy. them. Apply Record
Office.
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ROOMS FOR RENT Apply to P. S.
Courtney, Kingstree. It
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Dec. 1920.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02

More, the fans discovered that
St Louis. for the first time in
years, had n bail club that might
slip under the wire ahead OF the
field in the National league and
cor its first pennnnt.
Today rival managers and baseball
critics throughout the league are
watching the big Cardinal cloud on
the horizon with mingled interest and
concern And Branch Rickey's smiI-
ing prediction for the 1920 Cards
echoes back across the months with
far more reasonable sound.
As this article Is being written the
Cardinals are still laundering along.
playing the best ball OF any team in
the National league. They look ike
a team capable OF winning the pen-
nant II given half a chance and at
this time Indications favor them for
several reasons.
For one thing the Cincinnati Reds.
with the smallest roster OF players
ever carried by a National league
club in the history Of modern base
ball may explode and go up in a
cloud OF smoke at any time. Pat
Moran has made wild efforts TO
strengthen his club 70 no avail. for
players are not TO be had And,
meanwhile, the Reds have been trav-
cling along with three effective
pltchers-Reuther Ring and Luque.
II was Moran who made the
first official kick against the
new pitching rules to president
John A. Heydler. Whyf Because
he saw the chances Of the Reds
fading ont, with Filler and SaIIee
rendered practically helpless be-
cause pitchers are no longer per
mitted TO use resin on the bail.
That's a tfpoff on why the Reds
are doubtful repenters.
The Dodgers. who were being hard
pressed by the Cardinals as this
screed was written, are the only
others who stand IN the way OF the
Cards at this time. Very shortly
Brooklyn viii have TO take another
long. sultry swing around the west
ern half Of the National league cir
cult and there is no telling what may
happen II Robby's boys should slip
a few cogs the Cardinals, going as
they are gong now, would be sure 70
profit handsomely.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02
George Duncan
Wins Eng. Omen

Deal, Eng. July 2.-Jim Barnes. one
Of the two leading American golfers
participating in the contest for the
British open golf title, won fifth place
! in The competition Thursday. after a
thrilling battle with Alexander Herd,
who finished second. Walter Hagen,
American professional champion, fin
ished SD in the contest for the title
George Duncan, veteran British
score Of 500. Herds total was sos,
while Barnes finished with sos.
His score was tied by L Holland,
whose play was one OF the sensations
Of the day. but who did not fare so
well yesterday. Hollands scores for
the third and fourth rounds were Il
and 70. total Of $50, while Dun
last two rounds we're made in II and
70. a total OF 145.
Abe Mitchell. beginning Thursday
with a score Of 1f7 for the first two
rounds. cracked in the third round,
taking 81 TO cover the course. where
BY he lost the lead.
Both American contenders were I'M
fortunate. Barnes kept going on the
wrong side Of the wind and was twice
in the rough, at the ninth. and again
at the 18th. while he also missed
short puts at the last two holes
Walter Hagen. the other American
professional, who was hopelessly in
the rear at the conclusion Of the first
two rounds, did badly IN the third
round today, scoring 81, which left
him without possible chance. Hagen
finished fifth.
Herd spoiled his chance at the 18th.
where he was twice bunkered and
took seven for the hole.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02
ALAN0G0RD0
MAY PLAY HERE
Plan Proposed for Incor-
poration of New Mexican
City Into A. L. League.

Alamogordo's fast aggregation Of
baseball players which has given
many Fl Paso teams a hard tussle
and sometimes a defeat this season
may enter the Army and City league
Of the FL Paso district as a result OF
cooperative plan proposed Thurs
day night TO the executive commit
tee Of the league by John Snider,
sheriff OF Otero county, n. IL, one
Of AlamogOrdo's most prominent base
ball boosters
Here Is the Plan.
1Ir. Snider's plan embraces the
scheduling Of one game a week in
AlamoEordo. this contest being
played on Sunday with one Of the
teams participating in Saturday
Afternoon game in FL Paso. The teams
scheduled 10 appear in Alamo" would
leave the city on the night train
Saturday night and arrive in FL Paso
q short time afterward fit and ready
70 meet the New Mexicans. AS a re-
turn engagement the Alamogordo
team would play once a month in FL
Paso-or one time in every five
weeks In order 70 balance the scheu-
ule-
No action was taken by Army and
City league officials at the meeting,
but & is understood that Mr.. Snider's
plan meets with very favorable con-
sheraton The annexation OF Alamo
gordo 10 the FL Paso district would
in no wise disrupt the schedule. but
would simply result in the addition OF
this team. As only Sunday games
would be PLAYED IL would result in
no changing Of dates, but only the
addition OF a few as one team play
ing on Saturday afternoon would
play two games a week instead OF
Il is expected that a definite decis-
ion VIII be reached before the next
executive meeting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02
Rheumatism's Pains Are
Always Treacherous

matte and sensible attack on the nil
lions Of tiny germs which cause your
rheumatism, and forever rout them
from the systemG This Is the only
way 70 get rid OF the disease. FOR
these germs are IN the blood. and
cannot be reached By linimsnts. 10
tons. and other local treatment
s. s s. has proven . splendid rem
edy for rheumatism. especially that
form Of the disease which comes from
germs n the blood. Being such
thorough blood purifier and cleanser.
Il routs the germs from the blood.
thus removing the cause OF your
Rheumatism
S. s s. Is sold By all druggists.
Write for free literature and medical
advice. TO Chief Medical Adviser. ST.
swift laboratory Atlanta. Ga--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02

MILWAUKEE Wis, July mike
lNl O'Dowd, former middleWeigh
champion. continues 10 keep
busy and rake in the coin. while the
man who took away his title-Johnny
Wilson-seems TO be acting like one
in a trance Nike has had half a
dozen battles since he fought Wilson
and is now making a tour Of the far
west
At Portland. Ore, he had a hard
scrap with Battling Ortega, who also
gave Soldier Bartfield q gruelling
fight in Milwaukee, and Nike was
given a draw decision Now he is
moving on to Pocatello. Idaho. where
on the Fourth OF July 18th VIII be
holiday celebration) he will meet the
champion Of that part OF the country
Gordon McKay-Who has a record
OF p knockouts in ~ battles
That Will be pleasing 10 Nike, FOR
he loves a good mixer. and II the
Mckay person is what they claim the
miners OF that district will see some
real scrapping-
Several parties Of Milwaukee fight
fans are preparing to move on Benton
Harbor. Mich. this week by auto, re-
naming there until after the fight
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02
Sumner an Excellent Time to Combat
the Disease.

Some cases Of Rheumatism give
very little trouble to their victim dur
ing the sumner season, and for the
reason now is a most favorable time
to take a course OF treatment that
viii reach the cause Of TIE trouble
and remove 1t from the system
Otherwise. with the very first cold.
damp or disagreeabls day, your pains
viii return and gradually increase in
their severity. until you viii soon
again b IN the clutches Of this re-
lentless disease.
Why not begin at once a systs-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02
ALL IS READY
FOR AUTO RACES
Entrants in Oval Speedway
Events Tune Up Ma-
chimes for Start.

Final plans have been completed
for the staging Of the automobile
races Sunday afternoon on the JUsre1
speedway. Promoter B. c Mcnamara
stated Friday morning that the list
OF entries for the events viii be
closed Saturday afternoon and that
all those desiring to enter cars must
file their names BY 3 o'clock
Track In Good shape
The big oval track has been put n
splendid condition for the races and
some excellent time Is being made II
the official tryouts. Thursday after
noon promoter Mcnamara, himself
got out on the track and held ths
clock on some OF the cars and was
immensely satisfied at the record at
tanned
Much interest Is being shown IN the
50 mile free for all A number OF fast
cars have been entered IN this event
and there Is little doubt but that Il
viii be closely contested.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02
Zone To Battle Bliss Stars
Runnersup On Benefit Card

whole country is picking on our little
leagues-aside from the five players
We have sent up-attractive offers
have been made 10 several league
players during the past week among
them being Leyva, Crozier, Ponsford
and Cohen
A certain member OF the press
gang was out chasing fly balls last
week TO take on weight and the league
secretary goes out there TO take off
weight How do they figure2
=
In order that the women can en-
joy the games and become more IN
terested in baseball. the league execu-
tives have decided to make the first
Sunday in each month -'Womens'
day" This will make July 4th a day
for the fanettes and the officials ex-
tend a cordial invitation TO the fan
cites Of FL Paso or any other city
to take advantage Of It and come out
The more the merrier."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02
Champion Wilson
Defeats BartfieId

Newark. \. J.. July Johnny
Wilson. middlewsight boxing cham
pion, defeated Soldier Bartfield Of
New York on points in q hard fought
bout OF u rounds here Thursday
night
Wilson excelle din eight Of the Il
rounds. Bartfield had the better Of
the second. seventh and 18th rounds,
while the third was even.
Both men received hardy body pun
ishment- Wilson used his left effec-
lively to Bartfield's stomach, but the
soldier took his punishment gamely.
Bartfield excelled in the mitigating.
but the champion shook him off and
scored lefts to the head and stomach.
Bartfield was fighting hard at the
bell IN the last round.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02

II ENTRIES REcETEED.

New York. July Twelve entries
have been received for the national
balloon race at Indianapolis. Septem-
Der II, the Aero Club OF America, an
nounced here Thursday night Three
contestants and three alternates who
will represent the United States in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02
Ex-ChampiOn Is Making Hay
O'Dowd Is Meeting I'm All

between Benny Leonard and Charlie
White on July 5th. Others are going
by boat. but the majority prefer the
auto ride, going and returning BY
way OF Chicago.
Leonard a Favorite-
Betting Is also entering into the
affair and Milwaukee fans are trying
to get down on a winning end, being
willing TO give odds. but not anxious
10 wager their coin about the con
test going the full 10 rounds. II is
3 70 1 here on Leonard Those tax
ing the White end want big odds and
pin their faith on a lucky punch to
win for the Windy City boy After
the battle manager Billy Gibson and
Benny Leonard will hurry east and
prepare for the opening OF the boxing
game In the empire state
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02

] CATURDAY promises 10 be a gala
, day at Rio Grande park for the
Daughters OF Confederacy will
] have charge Of the regularly sched-
3 calls for the Zone Supply club 10 do
D battle with the hard slugging Fort
I Bliss team Since Lieut. BIZ Nc
Q Cullough and Lieut. Hamilton de-
I cided 10 take the pick Of the soldier
! players and form an all star club 70
contest for the city Championship.
] things have picked up in the baseball
/ line around these parts and the SOL
| diers have the makings OF one OF the
( best military and civilian teams that
has ever played in this district and
I the boys have the backing Of the
Lead in Batting.
They are leading the league IN team
I batting.
I The Zone Supply has been out this
week working hard reshaping the
team and viii have some new faces
in their lineup The Zoners are lead
ing the league in team fielding Both
teams are noted for their up and at
'em" spirit and plenty OF action is
promised Sunday the Knights OF Co
lumbus and the Internationals viii
come together again and both clubs
are on their toes
The Caseys enjoy the honor OF be-
ing the first 10 down the league lead
2
pains IN an effort to repeat
Manager Cordero Of the SOuth
siders sayss --Just wait. well
heat 'ems my boys are practicing
hard and going good again They
cant stop US
Fer Monday the Caseys and Inter-
nationals viii come right back again
This is done TO even up the schedule
and put all teams equal in the num-
Der OF games played
Saturdays game viii be called al
{ o'clock instead OF 2-50 as adver-
tised- Sunday and Mondays games
VIII be called at 3 o'clock
shorstop Smith. Of the Fort
Bliss club has been released to
the Zone supply club and VIII
cover the short field for the zOn-
e-s Saturday. BE Is subject 70
recall BY the Army club
First baseman aIcGaTin. Of the
Fort Bussers is hot after the batting
championship and IL he continues TO
cIouttfhe Cd apple as he has done in
the last two games he viii soon ne al
the top.
Lieut.. eBiIls Mccullough Il the
proudest and busiest nan In the
league these days with his bunch
OF husky bat Fielders-and he
should be-
Johnny SnIder the genial sheriff
and baseball booster extraordinary
from Alamogordo was the guest OF
vfcepresident Semple at the game
Safurday. Reports are that he is
casting a longing on some Of our
boys.
It begins to look as though the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02

MASON DEFEATS FLANAGAN.
East St Louis. July 2. - Frankie
Mason Of Fort Wayne, Ind, got the
newspaper decision over Patsy
FlannIgan, Of St Louis, in a ten
round bout here Thursday night The
announced weights were- Mason. los;
Flanagan 1851.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02

Cincinnati, O., July 2.-Forty-six
days Of fan racing were allotted by
the Kentucky Racing association at
a meeting held at Latonia race track
preceding Thursdays races.
Lexington will open the fall sea-
son September IS, with a seven DAYS
meet Latonia is given Is days be-
ginning September % and Churchill
Downs (Louisville) eleven days, No
vember to Is.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02

Where They Play Saturday.
S. Louis at Chicago.
Washington at Boston
New York at PHILADELPHIA.
Cleveland at Detroit.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02

ternational race include three from
France. three from Italy and one each
from Belgian and Great Britain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02

where They Play Saturday.
Vernon at Seattle.
Oakland a. Portland
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02

Where They Play Saturday.
Philadelphia a. Brooklyn
Chicago a. Cincinnati
Boston at New York.
Pittsburg az St Louis-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02

Omaha. Il; Sioux City. 4
st. Joseph. To- Des Molues, 0.
Tulsa. 8: wichita, Is.
Oltlahouna City. s; Joplin. Is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus. -: Louisville. SIS.
Minneapolis. s: Milwaukee, 4.
Toledo. Q: Indianapolis. o.
St Paul. =; Kansas City. 2.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02

Semi annual interest on Savings ac-
counts viii be due July list. De
posters are requested to present pass
books for credit
First National Bank.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02

dianapolis. October 20, viii be chosen
from those in the national event
Foreign entries received for the in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02
BASEBALL


TEXAS LEAGUE
A. Dallas r p 2.
Dallas .------------- ulu Nlu wv 2
Galveston ....-...... 200 he 00i-5 Il 2
Batteries Dallas. Hughes and Robert
son; Galveston. Trough and O'Brien-
Al shrsvsport- H 2.
Shreveport --------- 500 100 ool- 2
san Antonio $50. 4o1 $50 o01-i5 Is
Batteries: Shreveport Gleason Wilson,
verbout and wallace; san Antonio, Ross,
Wetzel. Stewart and Gibson
At wichita Fails r H =
Beaumont .-.....-.. o03 go o3o-7 y !
Batteries: wichita Falls. linn and kiteh-
ems. Beaumont. Taylor and BreauX.
At Fort Worth K 4 =
Houston .....-...... Oo2 600 ooi-5 3
Batteries: Fort Worth, Wachtel and Ha-
worth; Houston. Little and Noyea-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02

Lieut.. sBuIs Mccullough f. the
proudest and busiest nan In the
league these days with his bunch
of husky bat Fielders-and he
should be.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02

shorstop Smith. Of the Fort
Bliss club has been released to
the Zone Supply club and viii
cover the short field for the zOn-
ers Saturday. He Is subject TO
recall by the Army club
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02

First baseman McGaTin. Of the
Fort Blissers is hot after the batting
championship and il he continues to
cloutethe old apple as he has done in
the last two games he VIII soon he at
the tor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-13

would not have expired or terminated, ex-
cept as provided by said chapter 157,
volume 30, Laws of Delaware, are hereby
remitted TO their several offices and shall
be entitled to demand and receive all
salaries and emoluments attached to
said offices, and to hold their said several
offices to the end of the term for which
they were elected or appointed. All
vacancies, whether created by death,
resignation or expiration Of term OF office,
happening or existing since said thirteenth
day of April, A. d., 1919, shall be filled
according to the provisions OF the school
laws in force on and prior to said thirteenth
day of April, 1919. The salaries and
emoluments of teachers IN public sci ools
under existing contracts, shall not be re-
duced by anything herein contained.
Section 6. That from and alter the
passage of this act, none of the school fund
or public MONEYS of the said State OF
Delaware. nor money derived from taxa
tion for the support of the free public
schools of said State shall be used or ex-
pended nor shall any debt be incurred Tor
the acquisition of building sites for schools,
nor for the erection or construction OF
school buildings, except as building sites
shall be purchased or buildings construct
ed by the said several school districts as
the same existed on the thirteenth day OF
April A. D., 1919, and under the pro-
vision of the statutes of the said State then
existing.
Representative Soper said 90 per cent
of the people in Kent county and large
percentage in the other counties demanded
passage OF the substitute. He stated
rural people are opposed To the School
Code, believing it abolishes n democratic
form of government and establishes an
autocracy. He thought the people should
be heard concerning educational matters.
He declared the code is impractical.
Asserting rural people cant meet the
transportation requirements, he clted al
legged hardshps. lie mentioned petitions
for the repeal of the code, and Legislators
laughed when he started to read COM
munication from "Antis' concerning
woman suffrage, which had accidentally
got among the petitions. He alleged that
only two persons at Magnolia, three at
Bowers Beach and four at fredcrlca
favor the code.
Representative Lloyd expressed belief
that legislators who made enactment Of
the code possible were sorry. lie knew
only two men in his district who favor Il.
He had petition. signed by 500 or GOO
persons. asking for repeal.
Representative McNabb said he did not
regret voting for the code, Although II IS
greatly condemned. il has possibilities for
doing good lie had heard II did not bet
ter conditions in Bmndywine hundred,
where the school tax rate has been in
creased from y 10 IS cents on each 500 Of
real estate assessment. He suggested
that il the code is revised the commits
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-13

ion report TO the next General Assembly.
Mentioning alleged nntruths, Reprcscn-
tative Mulvena declared legislators had
been told the code would not apply to
Incorporated towns. He thought II
would be undignified if Wilmington made
Superintendent of Schools Scott sub
servient TO Commissioner of Education
Spaid. He praised Wilmington's school
system and said Wilmington wants home
rule He advocated repeal of the code
and enactment of something better.
Representative McNabb stated legisla-
tors from Wilmington would not have vot-
ed for the code had they known it applied
to Incorporated towns. He deprecated
the alleged possibility of the commissioner
of education ousting Wamington's school
authorities and seizing school property
worth millions Of dollars. He had nothing
against the commissioner of education,
but believed he is responsible for rs per
cent of the opposition to the code.
Representative Lyons asked his COL
leagues 10 put themselves on record. He
said il would be great mistake to repeal
the code and recommended revision. He
showed the impossibility of reconveying
to the schools property that had been
sold He believed some legislators who
would vote for rer cal did not want repeal
but desired merely to satisfy their con-
stituents.
Representative Lloyd declared he was
absolutely for repeal. He had been told
the code would increase teachers salaries,
but it had decreased some salaries in Sus-
sex county. lie stated one teacher who
has lifetime certificate is eligible for
teaching in only one place. He thought
the codes defects could be cured only by
repeating and making a new one from
the stump"
Representative Soper said the code after
years trial had miserably failed TO show
that IL is good law lie asserted rural