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HELP FROM JONES ON
 BILL

WASHINGTON, June 2l- A Post Intelligencer dispatch from Washing ton says that Senator Wesley L. Jones is credited as being largely reSponSi- ble for President Wilson signing the water power bill. Secretary Payne. of the Department of the Interior, ob- jected to the measure because 1t per mitted of the development of water DON'T in National parks, Senator Jones admitted this but promised an amend ment and urged the President to sign the bill because if this important mea- sure was killed and failed to become q law. a calamity would follow.
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EAGLE BOAT COMING TO
 ALASKA ON PATROL DUTY

BREMERTON, Wash, June 2l-- The Eagle boat No 57, is now under going repairs preparatory to sailing north to join the sub-chasers, 294 and BIO in patrolling the Alaska waters to protect fish traps.
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COLBY NOT
 CAN DIDA1E

WASHINGTON, June 21- Secre tary Bainbridge Colby said today tha he was not even receptive candidat for permanent chairman at the Sa Francisco convention and denied ths he was a candidate for the Presidenc!
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NOT GOING TO BE
 HARDINGS' CAMPAIGN MGR.

WASHINGTON, June 2l- Harry NJ. Daugherty, of Columbus, Ohio' will relinquish his duties as HardingS campaign manager when the Repub- Iican executive committee takes charge. Daugherty will however act as Hardings close personal advisor dur ing the campaign.
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COX FOR
 THE VETS

WASHINGTON, June 2l- Wayne B. Wheeler, general counsel for the Anti-Saloon League, today asserted that Governor Cox's friends admit he stands for beer and wine and that this cannot be denied. Wheeler says COX is the wet candidate for President on the Democratic ticket.
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TO ATTACK
 JOHN BULL

LONDON, June 2l- X Moscow wireless declares that Afghan troops are concentrating on the India-Afghan border and preparing to make an at tack on the British in India.
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UNITED IN MARRIAGE

Julia Skilbrigt and Leonard John Arntsen were united in marriage last night at S:20 o'clock by '. s. Commis- sioner Whittlesey. The witnesses were Ben Peterson and Pete Sather. The bride has been in Seward for a week awaiting the arrival of Mir. Arntsen, who is connected with one of the big fishing boats making this port and which arrived yesterday afternoon.
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IN FROM MILE 52

Rolly Munro and several others came in from Mile 52 Saturday night, registered at the Hotel Seward and re- turned yesterday afternoon to their station on a speeder.
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WATSON MAYBE TONIGHT

Steamer Admiral Watson arrived at Kodiak at o'clock this morning and was expected to get away from there within a few hours being due in Seward during the night.
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BUNC0E:D BY A WOMAN

whom he came to Seattle with to he married. Fetka claims he entrusted the S7 O0O sight draft to the woman and she disappeared the night they ar rived here. The draft has been cashcd.
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PORTLAND, June 2l-Mayor Hugh Caldwell arrived here this after noon in an army plane to attend the Shriners convention. The Seattle May or was given great welcome when the plane made sensational nose landing.
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LONDON, June 21- Premier Lloyd George told delegation of railroad men that he would never agree to an independent Irish Republic unless he was absolutely beaten on the ground.
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ssss sssss FEDERATION TO
 MEET IN DENVER

MONTREAL. June 2l- The 1921 convention of the American Federation of Labor will be held in Denver according to the vote taken here Saturday by the dele gates. Many cities were contend CTS for the convention. s.ss ssss
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NO EIOPE: FOR |R| SH-NILL
 BE FIGHT

The British Premier said Lincoln fac ed a million casualties in five year war rather than acknowledge the in- dependence of certain part of the United States and Britain would do the same if necessary.
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HARDING
 TAKES NO
 VACATION

WASHINGTON, June 2l, Nominee Harding has temporarily abandoned his vacation and will remain here in Washington for future conferences with Republican leaders.
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GERMAN TONNAGE PAYS
 TOLLS THROUGH PANAMA

WASHINGTON, June 2l- Twenty five thousand German tonnage has travcrsed the Panama canal since April lst and paid $20,S72 in tolls.
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a free hand in military measures in Turkey. Premier Lloyd George and Premier Milieranl decided this at the Hythe conference because of the grave situation regarding the war like move ments oi the Natiopalists on the straits.
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THIRD CASE OF BUBONIC

PENSACOLA, June 21-- The third ease of bubonic plague has broken out here.
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FRISCO MAN WINS

LONDON, June 2l- Johnston, of San Francisco, defeated Tilden, of Philadelphia Saturday in the final championship tennis tournament.
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Besides many other kinds of go' luck, Editor Perkins of the Peter burg Report is the proud father of baby girl, which was born April 2i
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SHRINERS
 ARRIVING
 ON COAST

PORTLAND, June 2l- Shmners are arriving by the thousands for the annual imperial session. Fifty special trains will arrive before midnight.
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GOING OUT ON VISIT

Tom Osbo, with the electric light n,ant leaves on the Admiral Watson on a five weeks trip in the states.
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NEW YORK. June 2l-- Frederick Ciimbel, vice president of Gmbel Bro thcrs Department store. has been ar- rested by Department of Justice offiC- ials charged with profiteering in clothing. It K charged that suit cost ing $S& sold for S75. Fifteen dollar suits sold for >&&.75. Two other offic- ials Of the company have also been ar
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SEATTLE, June 2l- Amos Fctka. former restaurant keeper of kctchi- kan. made the claim to the police to- day that he has been defrauded of ST. OOO bv Josie Pierce, waitress with
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9 ON THE TRAIN

Twenty five passengers are on the Gateway City limited today out of An chorage for Seward.
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LONDON, June 2l- A Moscow wireless alleges a secret alliance against Greece by Servia and BuIgar- ia.
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B|G CLOTH|ER
 ARRESTED

rested It k charged that profits on clothing, as sold by the Gimbel Bro- thers ranged from 90 to 275 per cent. The officials claim the Gimbel broth CTS loaded up with clothing several yeas ago before cloth advanced and arc now selling the clothing at prices now demanded owing to the high cost of manufacturing.
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PARIS, June 2l- The French and British troops and British warships are being concentrated for the defense of Constantinople and the straits. This was the announcement made by the military authorities this afternoon.
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GUN SHOOT TONIGHT

The Seward Gun Club will hold a shoot tonight at the range at : o'clock.
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It's folly to try deaf mutes as serv- ants; they won't answer.
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William Wright, of Juneau has re- ceived big totem pole carved for him by native of Sitka.
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SAN DIEGO'S POPULATION

WASHINGTON, June 21- The population of San Diego is announced as being 74,6SS an increase of 35,lO5 or S8.7 per cent.
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BOLOGNEA, June 21- According to an announcement made here late this afternoon, Greece has been given
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-11-17
nAURENS COTTON MILL
MAY INCREASE STOCK
recommendations TO That EMcct Made
10 Stockholders by Directors at
Meeting Held Last Week,

~ the annual meeting OF directors
Of the Laurens Cotton Mill held in
ne company'S Offices here last week a
resolution was adopted recommending
70 the stockholders that the capital
stock OF the mill be increased from
$4,000 to $1,25O,0OO. The stocEhold-
erS have been called to meet on Do
cembcr 18th when the recommendation
Of the directors will be .ctcd upon. II
is not stated how the stock is to bc is
sued, whether as stock dividend or
by sale Of additional stock. as this will
be decided upon at the stockhodcrs'
meeting.
inc report of the management of
lhe mil showed it to be in n prosDor-
Gus condition. MI. NJ. Il. Smith, assist
'ht treasurer, was elected to the dircc
'ora'c to succeed the late S. ID. Brew
stcr, of New York, who died last win
ter Resolutions to the memory of
Alr. Brewster were introduced NV NJ,
y. Is. Dial and passed by the directors
me otd officers Of the COMPANY
were reelected, as follows. y
DiaL president; w. IS. MONTGOMERY
manager and treasurer. and NJ. r,
smith, assistant treasurer.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-11-17
Soldier Body Carried Home

me body of Private Rosco Wiuio
"h'ch was found in a room in tbc
''"urehs Hotel last Monday morning
ana winch was held in the Kennedy
undertaking establishment for several
oays upon orders Of army officials
vas removed Thursday morning and
sent to the home of relatives. The
Douy was accompanied by sergeant
o' 'hc lth infantry, of which no wa.
(" " member. No further light was
thrown on the reasons for tbo srioido
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-11-17
PLEASED FLORENCE ROTA ARiANS
Frank McCrayy Appears in New Roll
i'll Florence and Captivatcs His Au

Frank McCrayy Appears in New Role
i'll Florence and Captivatcs His Au.
dicncc.
The following reference to Frank
McCravy, the cyangclistic singer from
this city, taken from tho editorial col
l'mn of The Florcece Daily Times
Will be read with interest by his
friends here: ~:
Rotary Club enjoyed itself as much as
1t did yesterday afternoon at the resu
lar Thursday luncheon when Franl,
McCravey entertained its membership
In song and story. Mr.. McCravy has
every right to be q headiner in lead
ing chatauqua work, but he was
elected to answer a higher call ana ie
doing wonderful work as song
evangelist and personal worker in his
Masters vineyard. Tn Florence assist
ing DR.. f. II. Martin in the conduct Of
a series OF revival meetings at the
First Baptist Church it was Rotary's
good fortune to have Mr.. McCravy as
It's guest yesterday afternoon. He is
an impcrsonatOr of rare ability and not
only this, tells his vast funds OF gen
uinely humorous stories with a skill
that delights and charms. For near
~ an hour he kept his audience shak-
ing with laughter and then as eli
max TOOK the twenty-one business
men through stunt that fairly took
thelr breath away. Mr.. McCravy is
not a Rotaran himself as his worl,
takes him from place to place. but he
DrcatheS its spirit and if he ever stons
iohs enough in any town or city
"here Rotary exists or l.cld for IFS
activities is found, International Ro-
tary viii gain rich addition 1t is
sincerely hopcd that Frank McCravy
VIII come this way often and stop
long. lie is good for the mind and
for the heart and for the soul.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-11-17
VERDICT FOR PLAINTIFFS
IN ADAMS.NILkES SUIT
Nearly Three Days Consumed il,
Hearing OF Suit Over Fire Loss.

Nearly three dave wcro co,u,,,nod
last week in common plcoe co,rt ~
tho case of r 7 Ad,n. (, :, -.
III. Wilkes &. Company in which ,hn
iplaintiff asked domope. IN tho en-, 90
$500 for the loss of his bon.o o,d
contents by fire alleged to b,vo hoo,,
caused by the negligent inst,l,,,ion &c
furnace by the defendant connonv
The damages asked for hv tho Main !
tiff represented tho o,nr,isod ,,,, 90
the building and contents. Aftcr hoar-
ing the case from Wednesday after
noon until Saturday afternoon ana .o
naming in the iurv room ,hout fo,,
hours, the Jury returned a verdict for
the defendants. Notice of onnc,l wo
given by attorneys for he pl,intiT
The principal allegations of tbo
Plaintiff were that in INSTALLING tho
furnace the defendants allowed nicce.
of timber to remain in Tho chimney
through which the fluo was hui,t this
timber ignithg and being transmitted
to the framework OF tho buildins .,
above, and also in placing the nuo
Pipe SO close TO slls underneath the
house that tho heot i, p,ve om go, ,,,o
Siils on fire. mass of testimony bv
witnesses of the fire and by experts
was introduced by both sides, the case
oeihg one OF the hardest fought in tho
local civil court in vo,r.
IN the case of Homer sumcrcl vs..
". =. Waidrop. in which the plaintifr
asked damages to the amount: Of
$4,000 for false arrest and oss,,lt ~,
plaintiff was ovardod "s
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DECISION HANDED DOWN
IN SHAW CASE
''''' Hessic ID. Shaw Awarded Judg.
mHn' for Unpaid Alimony and Flu.
fure Payments.

fure Payments.
1udse Ernest Moore handed down
MS decision last wck in the case of
= NJ shaw vs. Mrs. Bessie d. Shaw
III WAich he awarded Mrs. Shay thc
sum of Sl,S75 and interest on pay
lnchts OF back almony, payment Of
9'@' per month as almony in the fiji
'ure, besides confirming the deed to
cer'ain lands which Mr.. Shaw con
tchded had been obtained from him
through fraud. The case was a su;t
brought by Mr.. Shaw to set aside tbis
deed The order provides that should
Mr.. Shaw, the plaintiff, fail to nav said
amounts that the defendant will be on
titled to sell the land for their nav
ment.
In his decision Judge Moore also
stipulated that Declaration or Trust
given by Mrs. Shaw to Mr., shaw
Should be properly recorded. Tbis
declaration OF Trust was an orroo-
Meht py Mrs. Shaw to return the lana
Il Alr. Shaw would give bond in tho
sum OF $4,000 for the proper perform
ahcc or his agreement as to alimony
me testimony before the rcrercc Ar
y y. rover, showed that Mr., shay
had returned this Declartion Of T,ust
70 Mrs Shaw, it being introduced a.
evidence
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-11-17
Captures Large Sill

h"ra' Policemen Owens and Bovd
"''dc q raid in Recdy River in sulliva :
+'"nSh'p last Thursday morning re-
turning to the city with the larooot
sun of the season. The outdt vac
extensively constructed and hoa ~,
Gently been in operation very recently
NO arrests were made.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-11-17
BAPHISTS PLAN
EYANGELISTIC CAMPAIGN

simultaneous EyangeliStic Cnmpaign
in all the Baptist Churches in Luur-
cns Association, Nov. 22nd 10 Dec.
9TH,
Plans have been perfected by when
almost the entire evangelstic force Of
Iho Homo Mission Board Of the South
crn Baptist Convention located at At
ianta, and the cvangelstic force Of the
Baptist State Board Of Mission of Co
lumbia together with a number of pas
10! eVanSeliSts have been secured to
conduct simultaneous cvangclistic
meetings in Laurens Association, Nov
End to Dec. 9Th. Every church in the
l4aurens Association together with the
hurricane church which is in the
hcedy River Association is entering
heartily into thc campaign. Rev. W.
w, 2tiamilton, ID, OF Atlanta, Ga.
WHY have the general oversight of the
ehtlre campaign. He has been con-
Quoting simultaneous campaigns with
marked success for many years and
we nave no reason to believe that this
campaign will mean much in tho 70
ligious and moral forces Of I,,uron.
County.
Below is list al nc Churches
eYangelists ana singers. Most OF tho
churches will continue the mcctines
from Nov. Pm ~ n.a }. Bcaycrd,m
Rev. /. r. o'Brian; Chestnut Ridge
Roy w. c. Mcpherson, S. j. Spencer
isngcr; New Prospect Rev, ". IG Noil
}. s. Rushing; Mt. Pleasant, Rcy w 7
Ray; Bothabara, to be supplied; Cross
Hill, Rev. G. A. Owens. c. O. Miller.
Aountvillc, Rev. r. w. Thiot T. y
HOFFMAN; Waterloo, ROY. l.. G. Wo,f
W. J. Norris; Beulah, Rev. j. %. Nc
Manaway; Durbin. Rev. A. II. Beddoc.
! W, J. Work; Harmony, Rev. 0. ".
fripleu; Calvary Clinton, Rev. H. y.
stevens, Il. G. johnson; Clinton, Rev.
w, ". Hamilton, w. p. Martin.
Friendship, Nov. 10Th, Dec. 5th. Rcv
p. A. Anthony, GRAY Court Nov % %
lSeV p. a. Anhtony; Raburn Creek,
MeE4 J. S. Dill; Henderson. Nov. 22~2S
Key E NJ Ramsey; Langston, Nov, 90
Dee. ., Rev. e. NJ Ramsey: Highland
Home, Roy o. ]. Isenhour, lE. A. Pat
tcrson; Lanford Rev. II. c. Bucholtz:
warrior creek, Rev. l.. L. Mays; Laur-
ems, lst, Rev. b. b. Bailey, j. W.
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hE'EL0pMiNF BOARD AND
STAFF CHAMBER CONSOLIDATE
TWO E0dics to Act as One Under Lead. !.
erslip OF A. V. Smell. Offices in
Columbia.

Columbia.
Columbia, S. c., Nov. 15.-Consoljda-
ton of the South Carolina state cham
Der or commerce with the South Caro-
INA Development Board will become
effective within a very short time.
The new name OF the Organization viii,
be the South Carolina DEVELOPMENT
Board and Chamber Of Commerce.
determination to merge the organi-
cations followed upon feeling that
more can be thus accomplished than
by permitting the bodies to operate
separately. The development board
mas been particularly successful in It's
appeal to the farmers to unite while
the state chamber was renrosentot;yo
OF the business interests in the larger
centers.
me new association, with the re-
moVal of all fear Of duplication and
overlapping in activities, will he
stronger than the two acting SEPARATE
~ could hope to be. Headuuarters
VIII remain in Columbia and the man
asement OF the board Will be in tnc
hands OF Arthur v. Smell, until now OK
ecutive of the Charleston Chamber OF
Commerce.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-11-17
CLAIM BRIBERY IN
BUILDING SCANDAL
ics'omony In Probe "Building Trust,
A'legcs Payment "Strikc Insurance. .
FOLLOWS Tumultous Session witt,
Hylnn.

Hylnn.
ne" YORK, Nov. l2.-Aftcr another
'"i''''tous session with Mayor uvlon
INC Joint legislative committco invo..;
satins the building trust" today heard
testimony alleging the payment Of $40
wv Dy building contractor TO Robcrt
- bflndell, president of tho bri,diro
'i"ues council, for Strike insurance
ieS'imony by Hugh s. Robertson. Of
ouo' irons and Robertson that no bod
paid this amount as part povmo,t -,
"i "siceii'eht to pay the labor leader
%'o'ooo Tor protection against strikes
came as startling climax to tho after
noon session of the committee, which
'p'i' 'he greater part of the day prob
ing into the cty's school limestone
contracts.
Despite protest by Samuel Inter
"iyer' me committees counsel that
mayor Hylan was trying to t,,rn tbo
nearing INTO Circus" and rbis or.
aTiy investigation into general beor
garden the mayor persisted tbroupb
Out the session to get a letter beroro
,"o committee exonerating him of anv
'r.i'S'oiilty In having the school
D"'io'ils contracts changed from terra
cotta to limestone. Failing in tbis
''e mayor gave the letters to newspa-
pers Tor publication.
nc mayor was finally excused as q
witness until next Wednesday when
the committee resumes its hearing
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-11-17
q. 0 .P. CAMPAIGN
COST $3 $4,000
Figures Given Out BY Upham SHOW
Huge Figure. Deficit is %I.35O 400

'c"iNs h'thtlt Is I,,SDU.UUD.
French Lick, Ind, Nov. 11.--,rhc
republican national campaign cost
S"'a3l 900, according to figures given
out here" tonight by Fred w. Upham
treasurer OF the Republican national,
committee, who is here for brief rest
lie stated that the deficit amounted IN
$1,350,000.
treasurer Upham said that hc had
Just completed his report and that
the deficit was after all bills ha1 3cen
paid.
Mr. Upham said he would leave
mere Sunday for New York who're no
would submit his report on Republi-
can finances to a meeting of the ma.
tional committee on Monday. After an
proyal by Chairman Will Fl. Hays and
'he committee the treasurer said hc
YOU'D illc the report in WASHINGTON,
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Cotton Market ,Ycuk

The cotton market has shown FUR
ther declines dur1ng the past wocl,
though a'bottcr tone prevailed Monday
ana tuesday. Local buyers have been
paying around Is cents for good cot
ton, but report little demand from
their connections.
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Box Snppcr at Central

me Central School girls and teach
ers, VIII entertain Friday night, 10Th
inst., with box supper. The ladies'
VIII sell sandwiches. The public is
cordially invited A good time and
pretty girls galore. Come.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-11-17
At Long Branch School

box supper and Thanksgiyihr ay-
efcise will be held at Long Branch
school house Wednesday night, Nov.
"a. The exercises will begin at 1880.
me public is invitod. The proceeds
arc for the benefit of the school.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-11-17
Gray Court-Owings Lyceum

The st. Claire Sisters will be the
next attraction on the Gray Court-Ows
mgs lyceum course. This attraction
will appear at the school house Tues.
day evening, Nov. 23. and Is said to be
one of great merit. The public Is I'M
vited RS
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-11-17
, 8ox supper at Mt. Pleasant.

The public is cordially invited to at
tend box supper at Mt. Pleasant
School building Friday night, Novem-
Der 18th Come and bring; If you
can't~come send.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-11-17

Mrs Laurens Barksdale had as her
guest last week end, Miss Nell Payne,
Of Clinton.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-11-17

Sehastopol, Nov 14.-Mutjpics =,
General Wrangers army brought
ABOUT his sudden defeat, 1t was learned
mere today The French warshp Wal
week rousseau, Is in port ready to
embark General Wrangel who Is here