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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29
sHR|NERs T0G|vE
SHOW THIS FALL
HOME TtLE>T AifiiR Planned
To RIM THREE NIGHTS IN
\OA ENDER

khiNl shrine patrol drum corps nrl
hand are plannigs Go STAGE The lniE
home talent entertainment ever gwen
"a thu pnnhandl, this fall ilsisiun 90
this effect was reached ~ meeting
q the pstrul l.st night ai which r'prr
sontatitvs ~ thu drum corps and hand
wcrr present The entertainment viii
be- given thru, nights November -. =.
ana q. prol1hl, 81 the D,undi Thcitrr.
Tn, n,Nt ceremonial WI Do. given
November - anil u u believed TINT
hundred 90 Panhandle nulil,s lul their
women folks would he glad e tine oli.
ppftunHfy Co.. st, the show a. b. 'Npnrtsl
that q dance v,ll also hr given f.r IN,
Visitors s~ well that night sn Tint
.ui .lt,Nn u"Hpl. can O." ,ni"r'lin'
better trtr They w',r m the hs' rsrr
M uisl
Chancellor Weymouth. " u imtp1
and & !. Nruvt WEI, en- thD pbtr.I
committee aud q I'd smith. a. BAUM
ul Ui- T.. William con ihr drum 'urus
committee 90 report ,u "a Il, ability
,f ewing the show Their IMPORTS were
ia,, iul.l. snd then ~. drum ruIps
decided Q. give thcu hni, NJ th' pr-
a,,,ls Co.. the h1nd a. that usJuit ti"1
ua,sls equipment
: " NitActs1n FORMERLY ~ Tim.
lniy. Ia and wrml,r 81 khiva
Tpmr, ,,plaiu'l tn u1tuw ~ u
proposition De- had On make about stag.
.rg a show ". uii That 100 ppgsriT.
h.lf men and k9lf women. would he
r,,d,d tu stag, sh,w Like b" planned
See would give IA .Ntrayagiuzn in Iart,
nd q musical 'um"dN ~ Vel, the
equal ~ which cnJh s,iru.y De found
Don the large cities
The ti.hcts WIRE aN add fur the
iv. night shows given asi wear. and
10 believed that tn patronage THE
I'm would easily ill the th'li'r thr"r
nights
q. = saunders and " y Durham
'or tho patrol and sam J orr and
frank Mukl'r toe M" drum corps,
we're upprintcd on 4 business committee
to mako i-rms With producers and
erirrt subordinate committee, tn ears
at arfaurr gents e. a. Weymouth
and g r NsgEari were named ~ =
,ummitt,o o. arrange getting ~ the
program
Petrol uniforms were un hand fur iu.
-setirn and N,hlrs ". H. Hoopcr. l..
NJ pittmau and \. a. Ware were ap.
! uoutsd ~ % committee Ia report on
Z ~, ll,isahliiy e plr'hls ing them.
/ first Lieutenant \ peterson pr,sil'
| q ln ihe lhs.uvc q Captain W e
twin who WIS away 90 acrvtnt ui 1'
trrdlIgrr 90 n Northwest Texas STAT
Fan al Plain'icw
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29

Pi,isburg. Kansas. chosen al
tie R6wtil convention last ial'
a. the meciig place oi the Ozark
Trail, convention TIN, Year, Is
making preparations early Tor the
entertainment Of the city, guests,
according io a statement appear
ING in the piii,burg sun
There j. NO, the slightest doubt
that Colonel Harvey ha> accom-
pli,hcd definite results since the
organization OF the Ozark Trail,
Association Hundred, ui mile,
II good graded roads have result.
cd since the organization meeting
some years ago. Potter County
has evidence oi the force which
ha, been pa, behind the orSauisa-
ton in that the best road ~ pres.
cui passing through ihi, county i,
The Ozark Trad
nu, there ha, attended the hold
ING OF conventions OF TIN, aS>oci-
alton a most unfortunate circum-
stance. Those town, which hay,
sought hardest 10 make the meet.
NC, a success, have been thanked
by The Colonel. IN many instances
with q TRADE against the towns
Take Amarillo and Roswell. Boil
irlt the sharp last OF the Colonel,
tongue ior the simple reason thai
comparatively few people attend
al the convention, held IN them
We rather expect that Roswell
and amarillo will he referred {,
| hy the Colonel al the pr,>burs
meeting Ut the convention il
tcrm>--Well. not favorable.
Bui. l'iii>hurgcr,. never ,u,
mind! You'll get yours. like a,
not, later on You will IT Vol
!ont have q big crowd ON hand
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29
BUILDING

IN Associated Pres, dispatch,
under a Chicago date line, an
nounccs the TACT that at a confer
ence oi contractors. architects.
labor men and engineers. plan,
were being laid To end the hou>-
ing shortage OF the nation.
There Is just one way To- end
the housing shortage OF the ma
tion, and tina, way j, TO pitch IN
and build more houses. and e
build them just a. quickly ~ the
materials aud the labor can be >c-
cured for the purpose. Even with
all efforts directed along . single
line. il will be the year, before
the relief desired can be obtained
and before all who want rent
homes will be able to find them
We have little patience with
the man who j. waiting Tor lower
prices OF materials and labor Il
build tina, home. \ general re-
adjustment in prices l. coming
slowly. there is no doubt of that
and both building material, and
all other necessities are gong IL
come down. sooner or later. hu,
there is no, the >lighic,, chance
IN the world for a general and a
speedy slump in costs.
The demand for good, Il al
sorts is still grea, and the supply
of these goods j. still compare.
lively small. And supply and de.
inand absolutely in the Gusts.
We welcome every hopeful
sign OF a recession Of prices. but
the public should realize that such
4 recession j. gong To- come
SLOWLY and tina; !, i, The hcigh,h
OF folly 10 wait Tor the lowering
OF costs before starting needed
building.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29

Panhandle which has more richl!
deserved the support II has re-
cciyed than has the Lockney lica.
con. under the management OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Smith. One
reason Tor the financial success OF
the Institution. We believe. Ia,
been due To the independence OF
thought as expressed in the cdl-
torial columns oi the Beacon The
editor Ia, always championed
those causes which he deemed To
be RICH, and Ia, fought yalantly
again,, the things which he CON
sidered detrimental To- the best ili-
iercsis oi the people whom hi
publication served. We congrai-
ulatc the publishers OF tins excel
lent newspaper upon their past
success and bcspcak Tor them com
,inued growth and prosperity
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29
EARLY BUYS BUILDING
FROM J. {. ROWLAND

Thu building new occupied 10y l.ou'e
ktrsrh on Folk street. hns been sold
hy ] L. Rowland to Allen Early.
According io the d,-'d which was filel
VI, ndnv ~ thr week the consideration
wa, So 900. and the deal was made sub
bet To- lease contract held 10y MI.
kitsrh
M Rowland was formerly owner ~
IN. Rowland Drug &C.. m this CITY
but recently bought an interest IN -
drug business Ia rampa. Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29

Distinguished Visitor

President H. a. nueria IT Mexico
- annuurcsd that he will attend the
. Nss stat Flir with IN, commission.
- Who VII Dee On chuge { Nexi-. =
'rll-nt exhibit NJ Dallas i'r,sld, M
r. l iuggia u the inst Pr-Siaen. IL
. NJ iu . gencrahiion who his been
line! % fIlsndly with Americans
"a y i hitting that be- should acccp,
h. Invitation - TeNaS t. pay thu.
tt,' ,is.; Amarillo News
u President -, u iiucrtl do.s com,
IN" Dallas fair he wiz clap his eye.
ne : l',si shtW on eatth. Also u,
.I rc'i"r that Dallas contains quii,
"TunEcut ~ his f9lcw.citizcns an u
f"h wthhiti,s. 90 fwellshaNlyl and
ME - them disposed o. resort
roug 'frm~lv-s Z, such primitive
'IiUNs - orfyns, lrd uftsn~. ~ IN,
'Gingiu,k knife Considering how
n % natural resource MeViru h.
'oaild ~-cu that It's comparatively
mall population would und Moor, pru.
ii,N 10 home than abroad But %,
lHl'ois q N"NiCans fiudiul ttst
.ah 2" Texas appears % bs larEsr nov
III DUNG N, turbulent times a,rug.
H.i Rio Grtnd' This undoubtedly IL
fcau~, th't 7rv tir-d az q country
mich con not ur viii not suppress
.niFhc' ism. The ono main coniinuuu,
1ius that has mostly ail.-i Mexis,
u"' 'h" '' ming Il Curt,v D. Ed.hr
u. Tn idva thai Holshcvism nad q,
tsir lu l;uf.ia only recently H. or,
rho .lEurditi.s - pcblic upln!ou
'ls1' ism b. l1wl"-Sr.s ~ govern
'ri. 90 Vnd under tn. pronounce
'u's 60 q Dictator ar . ,lIru. uf die
i.rs With i'ruc - %. only cunsid
al'r. Mexico WIS goug through nll
Ie d'gT'-~ 20 Eul~hUyisn while Rus
F, was SLOWLY and imprf,ttlv emery.
frtm thH stfig scrfdum which
ara'''ffysi % wrtiI l,s sthsn , ,,u
90 agn The thieves and H.it,rat.-
h. s'iz'd %" t,in~ u government IN
n'sI. it'r Do. sulIafs, 80 K.r,nsky
w th'u ,Nur'vusFfS % M'Nir, ID
lndi 4 and litiN vsars ag. md sem.
That ~T' survive g. this a4f.-Statt
r'ss u Dallas News
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29
Public Opinion

Bean Editor
VIII Huu uIsu the columns w Nouf
'!u.r'lt J'uruul iu order mat uu, m.r
.'ik Wud fDr national d,mu,rlr,
be- election a M Handing would o. q
llW'N Net only Co America but ~
H' world "a, stands tor thu very puu
Ipi'- ih. Kaiser Sfuoi fUr tuiu,Int,
Id against the league 81 .afi,us W
''ll'1s that every pulrii should l-
l,t.d against this mouth 90 hrr unto
Do. idr- 81 November EVERY man auI
."iuHn 81 f' los" ard cherish humluIt
l"lil contribute their tim" and none,
H i~firilat" Ira,' in th. world. TIT
the 'hrii spirit and nu rhris'ia
.iir co. woman 'lU afford a. Vet,
-ains' the l"tvu. ~ Mathis Y hts
I' stamp 81 divine approval like ~.
sly4sss III. Ten rumua nduo'f- Z
perrrt pis-. ~ ht'rtfuf.. viii, !
100 - rd f.T .Es- 80 tn rsp Lr"igi
80 81 tl. world vid, wIr THIS h.
.'.-luu- dHfN whi,h v.ufr,r.is ever,
4'r minded man and vomtu ~ vof,
30 vuT. f.f the UiDtti,n ' COS srH
i;oUsyrlt and 'h' Nagul Chltts ih'
.sgr, vf fltiun~
i:ta4pf'u8'lv
O. 20 Goi'LDY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29
BAPTIST WORKERS
IN SESSION HERE
pI.EIGES TO S;j.oo0. 0o0 CAMPAIGN
DtSt SSED ~ UR. !. J..
GROSS.

"a. ! L. Gross of Dallas general
enlistment secretary - a., BAPTIST
state convention ut Texas. me- with 4,
ruml-'r ol Panhandle pastors aud l,g,a.
'rS ~ the Eiy.' Baptist church nnd di..
,uSs'd pltns Don uEtul o. payment -
plpdgrs iu the S-s 400 Ouu campaign
This campaign WI~ made l,~t year and
Pledge totalhur somewhat over SO.
aoo "on we're made iu Texas To- hv paid
ever psriul OF five wears.
10 Gruss reported that mur" than
s.. uup .un0 hal I,,u ulid and % Is
hops dihat q ualhtunil t..ooo. O0o vii
D., plid b"tur, th, state Baptist con.
,crtirn l. held boo ~ r1su in November.
Errnrrt requests lr' War" that ~,
t,yts make pledges Goo this campaign q
pay pledges ulryHly made u they hIy"
not duuc 80
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29

i r. Griffin tu g. r Herring North
- q lo; .. block . aud lot 10 block ..
g. a : Addition. consideration $3.50.
i. A. benny g. T. &. Cochran. lot o.
h,,g Gl,nwuud Addition considerl.
tl,n sl.0o
q. l.. ZUuk to = \ Denny lnt ..
block :. GleuvpUl Addition ,uusid"ia.
ti,r $4,000
Th,mas Giles To- VI. r. Viewer. let
N. block ~, g. 8 : Addition. consider
alton Ssosn.5o.
\ \ l.umpkin Ia purthpy Rhodes.
'lt = block i3O pl,muns Addition, con.
sld'atl'n Si2in00.
iiauy l.. k,ins Go Allen l.arly. lot
block ~ plemuns Addition. cunsid
,ipti,n Sis6oOO.
John Rowland To- Allen Early. 10,
g. block o. g.. a : Addition. consider
alton S33 uUo
l.. a. Newly io " \ McNlisi 'r
$50 n lot i-2iN Il,munS Addition
rUnsid, ration $4,000 90
A u Nlndiv,y Go John L. Ward. lo'
llutk 2as plrm,rs Addition. con
sid,ra'l.u sNsOO. un
" Il ballard 60 Mary + lIashc';
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29
THE LOCKNEY BEACON

With this issue al the Beacon
we enter the twentieth volume
aRd ter years under the present
management For the past ten
wears we have owned and pub.
lished the Beacon. We have seen
our business grow from small,
beginning To- IL prescn, maguii'-
cent proportions. and from q
small plan, To- pcrhap, one ~ thg
best equipped plant, in IN. Pan.
handle. all oi which We are dul,
thankful. g. reader, and ad,cr,i,.
erS alike. Our >uccc,, ~ Lock
ney j. the result oi loyal friend.
ship On the part oi our people
We are grateful I, those Vho
have been our friends IN bushes,
personally. aud otherwise ior the
pas, ten wears. and during III,
time we have lived in l.oclncy
To the Press of the Panhandle an
Plains country We are thankful
Tor the many courtcsic' shown u,
in iraiernal way \, 90 the III
turc. we only have thi> 90 ,ay
viz. that il will hc our constan,
endcavOr To keep the papcr mp u
its present standard. and improve
same when ever opportunity ~
lords.-IOckncy Beacon.
Ne know Of ne rapcr IN ih'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29

tiy, ,umnlit,, lrr the JUruld~ pub.
DE- utilities. go. trstil's mining ~"
i,r. heather and shoes. paper Wachu.
nv and m,t1l~ and cotton finishing
m. ,N,.uii, member ct tho ,uun'
90 apngn'.l 2. g"pg, no their indus
tri1, gruIp co.. as iolluwg dsailruad'l
\ " Gibbs chief mechanical engineer.
I,nrsylvlu.l milrgad. d'ltru Colonel
a. 4 Franklin. vice prDsid'T STRAIT
more rapr co, u'gllic ttilit!csi II T.
shaw educational director. ~ l.. Do
hItv G.mluN. iShuuS ana lrathD
Ful q Elrv. president Rice & Hutch
ms Nimngi J Plrkc Claiming mining
,rEir,,r. Machinery and Mrtal~l Fred
.r..k n. Pawn Greenfield Ttp and
. .r Cumplr,. h,uhb,r u Il; : Quin
bl. service manager Nuud Rubber
S,uuln,. cotton Finishing J X Mil
ukcu. president. Mt H,p' Finishing
,unrlrN. tTsNtilcsl Albert B.cclow.
Ludlow Manufacturing Associates
The educational group includes. To-
sidr. Dr Gudfrry and br CIUrr d.
Frank Graves. dean - IA" school ~
education. rniycrslty II Pennsylvania,
In charles Tildcn profess 81 rngin.
e.tiur soh,uics. Vale UNIVERSITY d.
David remnant professor uf Biology
Hryn MiWr COLLEGE; Dr. Leigh Ec.1
DgmcssUr mathematics Haverfurd CDl
icg'. G. Z. Evauson. professor 20 -
gin~r.rg administration. Dt,Xcl In
siitutr.
The American council on cducatiun
h1s upprint.d the following cummitt,,
49, pormint body iu cooperate witt
tn council " miuar, mvnt education
pr Clp,n. chairman In Charles Il
Mnn. chairman o thv advisory beard
educational training ~ the Genera
staff war department Frvdvri,k l.
E.sh,p. dean engineer school. Iuiver
sty Il Pittsburgh rark L. Kobe pres,
don't Municipal University - Akran
Ip,mmd Hughes. president Miami
ffutttf-Ifr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29

hams Vegetable Compound had done
Cor other womeA and decided 90 try Il.
u surely did wonders for me. ] have
NJ pains now aud ! can do nv house.
wora without anv trouble AZ all. ]
viii always praise YOUR medicine a. ]
de- not believe ihrtr ]. doc,or that can
do ~ much good IN female weakness,
nui Won NAV u.a ihc.s facts a. a testi'
fnouial Mr.. lfSlFg T.. NARNLR
lhlN Zine -. - Cro..s Nis
The reason vom'n wf.,, zach letters
o. thr l.fdia T.. Pinsham Nclic.ur Co.
AMI TIL their friends how they are
helped - that LYDIA J.. pinkham.
Ncgctshl' ompound has brought health
and happiness into their lives. Freed
from thrlr illnr.. they want 20 pass the
good n'v- along To other suffering
w"u,n trtt thcf al.o max;la relieved.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29

Work Of the iaN assrssnr af roi.
ter county in iGtaling up the n.
s'ssed valuation aud taNes this year
u uainlrted. aud the rolls are
ready a. srud a. Ausiin. Cullec.
ton ~ iaNrs viii begin y, soon n
these r'l,s arr retu ned here.
Total ~ given 'uui Tuesday nj
the iaN assrssur's office are inter.
r~ting and show great incrrase
~ yaluaiin over previous years.
The total acres 49, rssrd in Pot.
ter county u iil.SiS.6l. W this
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29

stomach l could not
lic IN bed. ] sui
fcred 80 IL seemed
a. though ] would
die. and I was not
regular either !
suffered for a wear
and was unit 10 DO
nv housewor
could only wash
dishes once IN q
while. | read an
advertisement 81
what lydia T.. Punk
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29
POTTER COUNTY PROPERTY ASSESSED
VALUATION REACHES S7l,557, 7l6

amount 81 .iss.s1 acres are owned
los resident property owners. with
~ assr,sed valuation 0f Ss.6sa.'
6i6.j5: nonrcsldenis own se,i1t.w
with the assessed valuation nc
S.ii.ii0.0a: 1885 acre. are assess
ed ~ unknown parties NJ SnS.S5O.oo.
The total ~ all acreage assessed
/. S.,g66 ,6l6..i5. The total ~ all
property IN Potter county. both real
aud personal. taking al railroads:
etc, etc. y given NJ the assessed
valuation of Sls,jj1. 1853.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29

lot .. hnrk 202. plcmons Addition.
confederation 100000.
e. !. Hunter o. sam w Monigun'
cay. part Il block 1870. plcmuns Addi'
ton. cons Iteration s5OOl.13
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29
Warranty Deed, .

g. Iu,k go Hughes Addition. ,pnsid.
g. ton $4,000.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29
HAS NO
PAIN NOW
What Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Did
for Mrs. Warner.

OnalasAa Wis.-"Fvcry month ! had
such pains in my back and lower part Of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29
Obb.t To I'isn

j o.. hHHfH lAN'M NNfH"
D WASHINGTON. SEPT sou.
is-'tien O. the cuiipa plan sugg,si +,
, - -. the Big Hy." tafk~fs. .
fur dispoatiou al their siockyaris ,
y intsarsis were filed today by the /,
, t,EpUtuFpi q iusfio~. 10. tbr Dia- ,
: is.5r q tseipsaa Sappms .csvrl.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-10
81 Hot chocolate and pie alamode served
Ii HOlan's Conf tionery.

Hot choc olate and pie alamode served
IN Holan's Confect ionery. FL
Aug. Lundgren left sunday evening
for Minneapolis to attend to matters
OF business. IiaI si 4. 1aEs#3#S I'LL &
v h Don't forget the dance at Radium
Saturday, March 18Th, % o'clock sharp.
Attic Clansen Hall. HI
Arthur o. Olson and Arthur G. Olson,
from near Angus, were business visit
ors iii the city Saturday. v 2''a
#8#5 Andrew Pearson, of Alma, and Rein
Old Bergstrom, of Foldahl, attended to
business matters in the city Saturday.
T.. NJ Olson left last wednesday on
another trip to the Rio Grande Valley,
escOrting bunch Of land seekers from
North Dakota. II III /, .g## " Il 5.it.
Rev. G. w Olson returned Saturday
morning from Thief River Falls, where
lie attended the Red River Valley Min
listers conference.
Melvin Mortrud, of Newfolden, ar
rived here Tuesday morning. to COM
Boardson Meat Market.
I'LL Air Is being pumped thru the Ice at
Maple Lake with a gasoline engine to
save the fish from suffOcating as was
the case a few years ago.
Arthur and Oliver Bergo, Of Monte
video, returned to their home Thursday
evening, after a two weeks visit with
friends and relatives sin this city.
w. f. Powell 4 Co. invite you to
come in for a visit to their farm i'm
plement sample room. Their spring
display. Of drills, harrows, plows, ETC.,
will please you. =. "5
According to press dispatches the
will of Harold Thorson, who died last
week, requests $1.OOO,00O to ST.. Olaf
College and $4,000 to Concordia col
lege at Moorhead. The Thorson estate
has been estimated at $2,OOO,O00. n
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-10

Miss Lilly HolsOn left Saturday for
Viking to resume her duties as teach
err
Don't forget that popcorn and ice
cream will be served on the eve OF the
Carnival. "a,
A. A. Miller, the prominent Crookston
lawyer, had leg fractured Feb. 20, at
Los Angeles, where he is spending the
winter. He was run down by street
car.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-10

Get your pop corn balls, all-day suck
ers, homemade candy, etc, at the Car
nival. ID s.s5
Carl Hjelle, Of West Valley, was In
the city Saturday, attending to bust
ness matters.
Minnesota iron miners get an average
daily wage. Of $7.36 as compared with
$275 a day in 1914. Common laborers
Ia i the mines now average 1888 per
day. 5.s5i
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-10

MOTHERS! why not protect the
children by using milk from tn.
berclin tested herd? P. Frost Spauld
ing Farm Co. sf.s
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-10
Notice to Buyers and Sellers.

nave some good work horses and
colts for sale; also some farm machin-
cry. If. you have anything to sell list
it with us. Property can be seen at
my barn, or arrangements made to see
il. Andrew M. Anderson, Warren. ~
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-07-13
SENTENCE
WITHOUT ALTERNATIVE FINE

Harvey Case, a young white man,
tried in his absence last Wednesday
for violation prohibition law by rum
ming still near Pomaria, was deliv-
cred to the sheriff Saturday by his
bondsman, MIR. Boland. Cases stAl
was found by Deputies McCarley and
Taylor in April Of this year. Case
was arrested the next day by Sheriff
Blease. A sealed sentence awaiting
Case was read by Clerk Goggans and
was for period Of IL months on
the public works Of the county. I'm
der the law any one sentenced to the
chain gang can be placed in the peni-
tentiary by the supervisor. This was
done by Supervisor. Sample because
he had no other white prisoners and
it would incur too much expense to
work one prisoner, as the law re-
uuires that whites and blacks shall be
separated.
This should be a warning to other
persons who think they can come to
Newberry county and manufacture
liquor. They might get away with it
for a while; but sooner or later they
will be caught, and they never can
tell what the sentence will be.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-07-13
BODY of LIEUT.. LoNGSHoRE
EN- ROUTE TO ARLINGTON

Abbeville Press and Banner, eth.
Mr.. E. 81. Longshore of this city
received telegram from the graves
registration bureau this morning that
the body Of his son, Lieut.. Furman
B. Longshore, had been shipped from
Brest and would arrive at New York
about July 16.
In accordance with the fathers
wishes the body of Lieutenant Long.
shore viii be buried in the national
cemetery at Arlington, '.a. just al
soon as the body reaches Arlington
Mr.. Longshore will be notified and
will leave for that place to attend
the burial. '
Lieutenant Longshore was the only
son Of his father and saw much ac-
tive service on the western front, be-
ing with sthe Fourth division at
Chateau -Thierry during the fierce.
fighting in the st. Mihiel salient.
Lieutenant Longshore had been
transferred to the Three Hundred
and Ninth infantry and was on his
way home when. he contracted in-
f1uenza at Brest from the effects OF
which he died in the fall Of 1918.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-07-13
THE RURUALfSCEoOLS
ARE VOTING TAXES

The NeWberry county schools ara
still voting taxes. On Saturday st.
Phillips increased her special tax
from 8 to 10 mills wishing to main
tain an eight months instead of q
seven months school Fairview
voted two additional last week in orr
der to be an equalizing school pay
ing teachers 500 and 500 per month
next year. Saluda voted 6 mills to-
make the necessary eight for a seven
months term, O'Neall is advertising
an election today for 6 mills. O'Neall
can easily come in the three teacher
list as they enroll 80 pupils. This
viii make the 34th election in the
year. s IS
Trilby district has never had q
tax, but will vote a special tax soon.
This leaves only one district in the
county without tax and that one is
Mo1lohon district No So near Whit
mire. This district will vote a tax
also as it had a large enrolment and
had sufficient funds up to this time.