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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-22

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Washington. D. c.. Jan. 2l-Re.u!,
iicaE promises Of "econony" .wattef
the annual rivers and barnors bill
right in the face when tbs rver oad
harbors budget was reported il The
house carrying only about $4,000 0aa
instead OF the expected $40 900 o,
more. It was charged that the dra ic
cut was because Of III. oiavs,,tl-b.,,,,
mandate Of the republican sreerinq
committee.
Representative 1cbr u SINAI. r,n1.
ing democrat and forn,e,. chairman g..
the house comm ttee alleged thar ~.
majority members of me committee
had been driven overnight - ,o,o,.. .,
bill carving an inadaoua-o SIM, go,
the IMPROVEMENT of streams and hon.
bors throughout tho United states y.
asserted that it was understood =.
bill would appropr ale =. jaast Cox
100000. which sum in itself wauld m
gesent a radical cut in the estimates o.,
the army engineers. bDt 4hq. IN, re
publican steering committee Mad ~.
dered the b II cut IN the home
As reported to the house ma hin
carries only s12 4o0 000 ar tb;s s,,,,,
$1,000, 600 will he used for i7nnrovo.
mcnfs A. otO Goo to,. p,oin,.,,an,
and $500. 900 for surveys
Georgia is hare hit under the rivav.
and harbors bill as raported The
est. maize of the army engineers called
for approximately s125a GEO fer
Georgia rivers and harbors and +,
was assumed that suhetantia1,, ~,
sum would be allowed The house
COMMITTEES. however has hos, +o,cod
by exDediency and the dictatas If tho
steering committee 70 hr no IN .
lump sum" bill allowing only s12
COO. COO for the entire country Tb;e
lump sum is to be apportioned bv the
army engineers. and If is NOT reason.
able to expect that Geors, a rivers
ana harbors will receive Mora tbar-a
few hundred thousand dollars at the
most
During the war period "ona hmm
sum- rivers and harbors bill was
passed, but this was under the stress
of war condition and at a time when
all public works were pract cally halt
ed to meet the demand Of tho WAY
period.
Representative Small made = shirt
ed attack in the house AGAINST tbe
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-22

ACllOI tHe CHltCh ottteSh tCNi ~
Savannah yesterday in the Yaryan
litigation will mean the com .ng to
Brunswick of one of the largest con-
Germs in the country.
While developments in the big case
came thick and fast the final results
ought to be intensely gratifying to
the people of this community. since it
brings to Brunswick the Glidden Com
pany. of Cleveland o.. the largest
manufacturers of paint and yarnish in
the world. This not only means th@
continued operation of the Yaryan
plant. but the doubling of its present
capacity within twelve months and
the addition of an immense linseed oil
plant
When the petition OF the Brunswick
Bank & Trust company, the trust
COMPANY. was read in court at Sav;n-
nah Yesterday, and the response of G.
G. Smith, the trustee In bankruptcy,
recommending 4 sale of the property
at an upset price Of one million five
hundred thousand dollars, was heard
the two contending parties seeking
the purchase of the plant, the Hercu-
les Powder Company and the Glidden
Company, through their represent
at:ves in open court asked for an adj
journment of the hearing in order to
get at the bottom of the situation. In
the meantime the Glidden Company
became, the purchaser of the entire
holdings OF James S. Bradley, two
thousand shares of the capital stock,
which gave them the control of the
: situation.
incidentally, it might be stated thai
Mr.. Bradley sold his stock for eighty
dollars Il share, or Il total of $l6o.000.
Later on in the day the Yaryan Com
pany came in and offered to pay every
dollar of it's Indebtedness, princ.pa
and interest. amounting to One million
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars
including the debts OF the receivers
and the trustee in bankruptcy i'll or
der to take the property out of the
hands OF the court that they M. ght
conclude their~trade with the Glidden
neOple. This sudden turn in the stu
alton, of course. had the effect of elm
mating the Hercules people.
giles to the case, Judge Evans finally
granted an order directing the Yaryan
Company to pay to Trustee Smith
SSUU,UUU Ill cash WIFI WHICH " pay al
unsecured debts in full plus interest
The Yaryan Company must also pay
under the terms of the order, all bOndt
holders in full, with interest. The
property is to be delivered to the
Glidden Company on February first
next, when they assume actual control
of the plants both ut Brunsw ok and
Guifport. The agreement under which
they take the property gives them Q
one-year option to purchase at the sun
of $4,000, 900. with working arrange
ments as to a division OF profits dur
Eng the year. This is regarded by al
parties interested as beng an idea
plan, whereby mammoth industrial
concern comes to this city with ample
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-22

Small, "and this means the loss of
millions to the government and the
DEPORTATION of channels beyond re-
pair. l bow to the autocrats while
protesting against such an indefen'
sible slaughter"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-22
TO TRANSFER EARLY COUNTY
TO SOUTHERN DISTRICT

Washington, D. c., Jan. 21-The
senate judiciary committee now has
under consideration the bill passed b.
the house transferring Early county
from the Northern Georgia judicial
district to the South Georgia district
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-22
LITIGATION IN
CASE BROUGHT
TO HAPPY END
Result OF Purchase By Big Man
ufacturing Concern Means
Continued Operation.
TWO MILLION DOLLARS
INVOLVED IN PURCHASE

Operation Of Plant Under jurisdiction
Of Trustee G. c. Smith Reads Like
a Story of Fiction-Brought Prop
erty From Condition of Ruin and
Placed Il On Paying Basis-NeW
Purchasers Take Charge February
First.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19
ODJizDI DO VLASTI.

V sobolu v Il I0din yceer 0pll.
still Omaln krajau pan Jan 30.
.royicko, jcnz vydal So na ccsilI
do stare y%Iasti, kde hodId 80 tr.
vale usaditi, Pan Boroyicka pfi.
jcl do ttto zemt pred 7 Iety ETY..
N roxy strdyil Y Tex6, Il a po II
nsadiI Ne y Omazc, kde bydIel celd
ri l6ta V hotcIn Pralla, u w do.
bu tu ziskaI 81 syou miIou povo.
hon fndu upfimpPcb pfdtcL Od.
jizdi do BoBoyic Il Brna M No.
rave, nebof doma cckaji IN jeho
nayraf i0uzcbue m%auzclka y dee.
ruskou q staH rodice. krajau
Boroyicka odejel primo do New
Yorku, n duc % kvftDa ysednc
na lod New York ktcra doprayI
jcj do C1crbourgU We Francii -
Pfejemc MI sfastnou cestu n mi.
II shIed6ni y rodiuoh
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19
Nase ~navstevy

Dayup mas priirl a dobrt pti.
.zui,cr "%pokroku'', pan jos Il
NIach, r0lnik 4 Clnrkson, Ncbr,
.kralkon synji n6ysIevon pRill mas
IL zdvoje v paick, dine IT, kvttna.
.Sdflil Il MANI. Re Use Y okoli
.Clarlbon ptbne NhliAi, jclin6 ~
caste dcsl6 Nna6uc rolniky Ddr&u.
.ji " pr6ci ma polich u hlaync S6
zcni kukuficc, ktcrd liz m6la by.
nj Y lemi. Pan Winch zdrovcl,
ion tak mimoehodem, podotknul
~ pfiyezl do trhu v South Oma'
~ z%elczni6nf n6klad hoydziho do.
.bytka n sc strlcn0u eenou ~ o.
vscm spokoien byti musel, Ostat.
No IN stdyojicicb pom6r6 krmenl
dobytka ncm0Se bgti nijak vynos-
nJm a rozhodn6 by sc ma mem
prodelalo, kdyby sc muscle We
sm6s krmeni kupoyat
Y Gtcry, II, kyetna, IN KRAFT.
kou ndysloyn do nascho Myodll
zayital pan Jos, Jedlitka, mai
tel obchodu obuyi Il moderue stro'
il mfizcnt dilny v kcarncy,
Nebr. Jak x Mani pan Jcdlitka.
horliy$ dtcmif "Dcnniho n Ne.
Polroku". sd6liI, v 0ma.
ze mcskaI m yyfizenim obchod.
mich sy}ch adlczitosti a hlayud,
aby zdc zdsoby zbozi pro syaj do
bfe jdouci obchod nakoupil,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19

In Antu st1l m tph ~ e. lVl
Naltn tln slalhi tbhobmlAfN lsl
3 utlm ltia tai mlnn lon sffilrm
b tell loaF ua ohteaui Weren't
N ntf liss iebtS maAof Dahl
man uslnmsll hp naUlla komisn
.f,m ,.tyte 1919 val NJ msstsh ~
aN f0dp 1918 hyl prosi
Milsuumm uslano,un slNl
kNetln mafsalem
liAm bNl Nsnihaiirtm oiullr
lem " alpanim,amph itlntrk, 81,
i h,l p~tptlsplou mlslni
plumhaisl mfic i druhs ~ mislu
piedse,lm ndrUinl %oruanisaer ~
nerha,a pn sohe manlclhn . diva
s,ny rnhfeh ieho hude kunan y
pdiek rano Z damu mnikn IL kn
stella sp. Patricia MA " q Caslel
lar III d pax na ~ Mary 4 hrhi
Toy na South Side
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19
MATE PUPENCE?
ODsTRANTE JET
Mate pupenec7--odstrahtc Ie--LIds
81 toho povsimnou-Zbavte se
tieh poboei Or. EdWardse
Cliyovych Tabletek.

Oblltcj posctS pnpcncl vas nebu'
do znepokoioyati dlonho, koupitc1l
vi Dr. Edwardse Oliyoyf Tnbletky
fDf Edwards Olive Talbot. Obi
eel wa bndo boz pupenc6 IN nfko'
TX dnf 20 zapofetf uziyaBi tabIetok.
vytlstdfc NJ kfcv, stfeya . Idtfa
pomoef Dr. EdWafdEe Oliyoygch "a
bleiek. o~syhdocn6ho eubafitutu kolo'
molu: nobudofe nomOoni ami ncpo
ditto boIosfI 20 jlch uziyanf
IN Edwafdse Oiiyoy6 TobloflW
json Tin co E1lomel -- pfaYe tab
dainkujf, aie tejich 6binek Jest mfr
~ q bszpocnT mfsto pfadkeh0 o
df5ldiyfho,
TiBd0, ~uzfg8jiof Cllyoy6 Tabletkg,
noaf znepokojoy6H "ttB0Yo hnedoy
pfiohufF, odpnfnam deebem, bez
vIadlm, zdopou necinnfini jatfy,
rofyeaiton sbeb pupenei ~ obli6eii
Ojiyoyh Tablefty js0g Ueffm
fosttinngm pftm6Skem, sricnan4fn
oljyoytm olejcn; pozD1te 10 DC
oltyoyh bafgy,
~ Edwards zffdgU Ieta mo2i pa
pi6nfg, kfe1 bgIl sii1eui ah0rgbou
iafer q affeg, a OilVayh TabIetk1
jsou Dadmifu 6fiDkudelm ytsled
kem vezmfts NJ jednu sbeb NE
iabItikY ks2dhbO yseffa po iNdsn
f9deB pozDsiN, jsk I5pe bpdste ~
eitlu n vypsdsf, 100 q 25c
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19

meme osoby %yyprav6ti 0 zaSite bi.
dc ~ We chyili posledni, kdy ji5
dochazi radostna west, 10 vdlka
skoncila Il ~ zemG teskd prohl6-
scna byla IN syobodnou repub-
Iliku
Obsah hry je celkcm vzato
dosti chudg. pres to ysak po.
daiilo Sc pofadatelstvu vysperko-
yati jej talk, r. pozornost obcccn-
|stya byla po celd ctyfi jedndni k
jeyisti upoutGna, VaIne k tomu
pfisp6la Viva souhra n bohatd vi
SODA sccncrii, jcz Sc whist dobfc
u%pIatnily pfi obou ziv5ch obro-
zccI, zn6zornujicich rytifc Y l'la.
Iniku u osvobozeni Cechic ze jha
IIabsburku. Obrazy tyto, pfi
ochotnG 66inkoyali GeSti lc.
|pionafi, byly aranzovdny s uznd
nj hodnou ped, n Mancchaly Y
.bIcdisti tryaIS DOZEN. U~cinkujici
.ml6dcz drzeIa SC %statecnG; hlasitG
.mluya u zfctelna %vSsIovnost ma
.Ifch hcrc6 byl0 dokladem, 10 uGi.
j Sc S cIuti pod pcynSm ycdenim
pofadafcld Hnacnou zasIulu 0
zdar ycccra nell dosptli oebotnf-
81, JIM Y tomto pfipade pfipadly
hlayni 6Iohy, take ia d6ti zbyly
jcn roIIc podfizcn6jsi. NGkoIik
2pGgn@ch yIozck royntz ybodnt 0.
bobatilo del Il pfispelo * tomu,
~ eclkoy@ DOZEN bry byl vclmi
pfizniy@.
We hfc 1Ginkovali ndslcdujici;
Vdoya PoIcsh6, pf. A. vrdDoya ;
jcji ditky: VdcIay, Karcl Serpdn;
Idbusc, Bozcna Scrpanoyd; RI
zenba, Eliska Bartosoyaj Mafen-
va. Marie KrcpciIoyhj AniGka,
Elisha ptdkoy6 Jarous. Josef
Iihzitkai y%gtntpkhf Haruba pan
Urban selko BcIinoyd w.
Marie Tcsafoya selka Daskoyd,
III Blazena Bartosova Vinca 4
odycdeni selsti synkovt,
jan KoI6cnS . Emil Lastoyica
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19

V pdtck pred polednem opcros
y1H8 byla V Dcm0enicl ~ Josefa
|sI6 Vlasia Pfibyloyh, dcera pana
ID panf Vdclay pfibyIoygel, by
|dlicicb Y K 1922 jM r. NJ Size
IA Vlasta byla stizeno eborobou
.lcdyio ale DR. q r. siwhDek,
JIM y6zDou operaci proved, don
~, m nemocnh nobude Aaby dff
ytjsiho zdrayi
Y tfze cbvjIi podrobila ~ rcyy
Y uem6cDiei w. Josefa panl
Nafie K1tdkoy6, %manzelka r.
.Frabka Knf6kG y d 1926 jh N.
ID, opwoei % mint eIepTho stfo
Va ktcroa ~ zdafem proved Dr.
r. " Ar6mek Obh paeientky
"a v jcdDom pokoji ne
.moonice. Pfejeme nemoeu11 I'm
ss4jaDk4w, gby ~ eokDd mezno
bry pszdfSuIy
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19
Ccsky policista
zachranil divku
pred sebevraidou
zoufala divcina posila iodu ma
nddrazi, kdy2 icii yyvoleny
chtol odjeti,

Ma Union nadraki vyNolana by
Iia v sohoin v noel NzrusuJici sec
ma, pfi nik zasluhon ceskobo po-
Ilieisty bylo Mbraneno zoulalt
kandiddice srbpyrnzdy v urpred
|lozcn6m Ginu V nddralni eekar
ne dlela 20-lct6 Alta Gcaryoya,
|bydlici y .. 1926 Faruam ulicc n
zam6stnnnG y iisttm obchod6 We
mtsle, Sc SWIM milcncem DR. T.
VI. Romascm a jcho brairem Ne
Iii mladlmi lidmi doslo k prudk6
mn sporu, jchoz pficinou prg by
10, ~ Romas odmitl uzavriti 8 Al.
.tou pokud mono brzy s1atek a
prohldsil, Ne odicdc z m6sta, Roz.
yadtnd trojice blizila sc ku brane,
yedouci ku vlak6m, n diyka pro.
.sila syGho "'hocha", ably neodjiz-
del. Romas ncvyhoytl ysak TO.
nuto pfdni n special dale IN zoll-
.rold divka yykfiklo ' huston ID.
ccsiuiicich ''Ncchtc mnc
zcmfiti," a pfiIozila k 1st0m Ia
4 otraynou tckutinou,
Ma st6sti %pozoroval policista
Jos. Dlask celou sc6nu n nabyl
pfcsy6dGcni, zc odmitay6 "stano-
visko" pohndvandho milcnce by
mohlo pfivoditi katastrofn, proto
krdtcI V patdch ~ Alton q Y roa-
chyili vyraziI il \ ruky o.
sudnou lahyichu, drive ne2 mohla
yftsiho m%nozstyi jedu Div
la byla pax %doprayena do sytho
obydli n osetrcna l6kafem, jcnl
prohldsil, zc j nchrozi nebczpccl
DR.. Romas, bydlici V Z 1lj jiz 30
ul, jest zamtsinan v Bailcy-ov6
zubolfkafskt 1fadoyn6 a jak Sc
prayi, odkIddal siatek \ tt pfici-
ny, Ne nem6 dostateGn1ch pfijmi
Da Sc vsak ocekdyati, 10 nyni bu.
de "vse v p%ofadku'.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19
Umrti devcatka

V nedeli v 8 hodin veecr slso-
nala We SVEN domoy6 V Z. 1924
vi, 9 m6sicc stard dceruska man.
Scl6 karIa u Emmy krcmdfiko.
jiz II. uIiec IlelcnIa Krcmafiko-
y$chL Rodicc skladali Y miIoya.
nou Hclenku yeSkcrG sVG nad6jc,
ale n~elitostnd smrt prom6nila
kratkou jejich radost V neyyslov,
ny zal, Pohteb zcsnuI6 diyonky
konati sc Dude Y 1tcry We 2 hod.
odpolcduc \ domu smntku ma &C.
SKY NGrodni hfbitov. u vyprayen
pohrobnickfm dstayem 10.
Bratfi. Narmo1ccnym r0di-
elm vysloyujeme apfimnou sou
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Oslava dine matek
We schulz fadove

Minulou nedtli po ukoneeui
schhgc fadu Dubromila as ZIG,
~ g. " d. uspof6dan bAi pfiei
Intntm pi A Niidmvisovt peknl
hndehni program Slccna Niolka
Iiartosoyd. dcera mnnScl6 Bel
|liartosoytch, pfcdupsla 1lufile m
Iptnuc soIoyou skladbu Vita"
Ipo Il gahral pan Henry Schaber.
|neiicl hry un citrru, Nc syJmi dive
mu 5ikynemi Il. Minnii Drdliko
YOU u II. lncii Noskoyou, vlastni
skladhy Military MArch" -, "Ar.
cadinn Waltz" n Apollo March" y,
ia sam pfcdncsl krdsn6 solo
I" Beautiful Eyes. IN pochvalnS
|potIcsk odvdeGil Sc dnlsim solem
Vsecka tato eisla byla vz6cnym
politkem, nebof pan Schabcr jest
dokonalfm um6lecm n ic ! mczi
Inasimi kraiany Pc mnoho rokd
|dobfe zndm jake v}tecnS ucitel
hubby IN Wdcnou ochotu tuto
|isou icmu | imcnoyanSm sleen6m
IN spolwlcinkoydni sestry fadu
|%Velice vdecny, Po hudebnich d.
slech pfeducsla sestra A. Vitdm.
vdsovd bdsd6 IN poeest matek
.ktcrd byla pred n6kolika Lefty i've.
.feinena Y "ZcnskG IIlidce', n We.
lice Sc pfitomn5m libiIa. Program
.zakoncen byl solem m piano, KITE
.rG zulmdlo opet 81. Violka Barto.
n IN nGjz dostalo Sc j IN
slou2cnfho. potlcsku. Ma 10 ode
vzddn byl scstfc pi. Joscfinc Van
kovt ddrck XII 80. narozenidm n
pax pod6ydny byly zdkusky a
zmrzlina. Timto ~zptlsobcm oslavil
rad DobromiIa ddstojn6 eden
matck".
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19
Detske divadlo
zactvo ceske skoly pfichystalo "a
pomoci dosp6lych ochotniku
obecenstyu prijcmny
vecer.

Ditky CeskG Syobod. Skoly II
|%spotddaly V ned6Ii yccer Y Soko
divadelni pfedstayeni, k ne
|muz yybr6na byla hra pod nj.
|zgcm "V cas yaIky tam Il nhs''
Pres ncpfizniyt poGasi dostayilc
Sc do sine hojnG obccenstya, kte.
RI 8 opraydoyym zdjmem slcdo.
valo y}kony malych ] dospGI$cl
ochotuikd.
pei bry zayedl p0sIuefacc do
YcnkoWskt obce We stare ylastl,
.kde vr 1914 slayi se pout Y do
mhenoati vdoyy PoIcsue chystaji
Nc ditky pfipomenouti sv6 miIoya-
ne maticcc, n jest den jejicb jme-
hin n cltIubi Nc sy@mi ddrky, KITE
n odcyzdajt. DO sIaynostni
n1lady ypadne jako bIesk zprG-
VI, ~ Rakousko Vypoyedtlo Srb.
skn y1lku q zdroyc6 obchazi mist.
nj drab jcdDmliya staveni ode.
obsiIky pasthyajicim yo-
Mazi odejdou ~ syou pc
yin00stf V obci krone smntkn
zahosfuJe ~ nouze. V tonto Ollie.
du NJ gunor zliostil snadno sytho
1kolu, Dcbof "pfcskocil" brave
GtyH roxy v6lky d nccbd s1r0st
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19
Marsal Flynn zemfel
pc dlouhe nemoci
Byl vady vclice cinnym v kruSich
d%elniokych.

Thomas j. Flynn, spolkoyy
marsdl, acmfel V GtcrS odpolcdnc
|po dclsi dobu tryajici ncmoei, We
Sven obydli, els. 1928 JIM 10.
'ulice.
Pan Flynn narodil SO Y Tam.
ton, Masso v ky6tnu roku 1870.
DO Omaby presidlil Sc Ne sy}mi
.rodici We stdti ! LET Il pc cel} svdj
.ziyot zde bydlil. Pro syoji boz
.drou poyalu ziskal sob6 mnoho
pfdtcl ! mczi nasimi zdcjsimi kra.
iany. Byl yyuccn fomcsIu plum.
.bafskemu II Mdby V mladtm SVEN
y6ku yGnoyal sc politiec ma demo.
kratick6 strand,
V rocc 1896 byI zyolcn do NEST
skt rady. We ktcrf ale ndslcdkcm
zmtny mtsiskG yEsady slonziI jen
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19
Ma diva milliony
vdov V NGmccku

Berlin, ~, ky6tua, NaIka
%pfipruyila NGmceko q 100000
NUN, die nejnoydjsf statisiiky
pray6 u%yefejuto6. 4 tccbto 1900. .
900 zanrcbolo ydovy u sirotky Il
600 900 jinycb ua Mich z1yislgch
osob Odhadujc 80, " ndklod ua
podporn t6cbto Vdoy q sirot, pr.
pfpycnFch yalkoa o syt ziyitele,
budc etyfi milIiardy marek rome.
kolcm 10000 1castnikd ydlky Re
nalfzd dosud V nbmeck5ch nemoe
uiefeh,
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zastavie svrb9ni kaie.
PENN. ,lsla, anti eriirAA 'rho,,'
m ptinese l,shlun nlr,n,

ftarn htarefns4 hrnlthiitf frAsuh
p%AsiAetbi ltgtnR enc ssthsnl ttefsA
siail y tuhetAl hAtl
r%ntAdeae h~etthnlulM laAAtnlhA q
atteniasuu htln 81 iAheY ypma = pit
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Va Peter, Joza n Mirko, Erwin
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lac ycsnick$ drdb, p. Josef Pc
Ska. ...
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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-01-01
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

Notice is hereby given to the stock
holders OF the kingStrc Drug Com
pany that there will be meeting OF
the stockholders of the said Kings
tree Drug Company at its office IN
KingStree. South Carolina Oh the 10th,
day of January 1920 at IL o'clock A.
NJ. to consider resolution by the
Board of Directors of the said Kings
tree Drug Company to increase the
capital stock of said Company from
Five Thousand (S5,O0000) Dollars to
Ten Thousand (S1O,OOO.00) Dollars.
L. ROY GATES,
c. w. BOSWELL.
December 10. 1919.
12-25-4t Board Of Directors
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CORPORATORS NOTICE

Take notice. that pursuant to a
commission issued by the Honorable
w. Banks Dove, Secretary of State,
to the undersigned, dated the 10Th
day of December. 1919, authorizing
and empowering them to open books
of subscription to the capital Stock of
the kingstree Ice Company, the afore-
said books of subscription will be
open at kingstree, S. c., at the office
of P. G.. Gourdin, at II o'clock noon
on Monday, January 19, 1920.
The amount of the capital stock is
to be Ten Thousand (S10,000.00 Dol
lars. The number of shares into which
the capital stock is to be divided is
two hundred (20O) shares of the par
value of two hundred (s5O.0O) Dol
lars each.
P. G. GOURDIN,
F.. c. BURGESS.
l2-25-2t. CorporatorS.
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LET'S BE 4 DANIEL IN 1920

MANY authorities have been cited
to show that most Of us eat too much,
and that we would be better off ply
Sically and mentally if we cut our
daily ration in half. and confined our
selves to simple foods.
Now we are able to quote from the
Bible in substantiation of this theory.
In the book of Daniel, first chapter,
we learn that Nebuchadnezzar after
the capture of Jerusalem requested
that several of the most prominent
native Youths be summoned to his
palace. and given a course of inStruc-
ton over 4 period of three years. He
further ordered that they were to be
fed from his own table that they
might be we'll nourished.
Among those chosen was Daniel.
This young man did not care to eat
of the kings rich food nor drink of
his wine, and so he asked the steward
to serve him and three friends with
plain vegetables and water. The stew
ard, however, said he disliked to do
this. fearing that Daniel would appear
thin and pale when he stood before
the king. while his companions, in
contrast, would be glowing with
health.
Daniel countered this objection by
suggesting that they try out his plan
for ten days.
and, to paraphraSe the Book of
Daniel, "at the end of the ten days
their countenanceS appeared fairer,
and they were fatter in flesh than all
the youths that did eat of the kings
daintieS."
So the trial having proved a sue
cess. the wishes of Daniel apd his
friends were observed throughout the
entire period.
Now we learn in conclusion. "at
the end of the time which the king
had appointed for bringing the youths
in, the master of the household
brought them all in before Nebuchad-
nezzar. And the king communed with
them; and in every matter of wisdom
and understanding. concerning which
the king inquired of them, among
them was found none like Daniel"
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we shall not attain this condition. nor
truly solve our cost of living problem.
"Peace-making in necessities of life
like meat. wheat. flour and fuel.
should never again be left to the gam
blerS OF the exchanges or 10 corporate
monopoly.
Instead Of trying to force down.
improperly the prices Of farm pro-
ducts. the government should seek by
every means to open wider markets
to the farmer by lifting the embargo
on wheat and wheat flour to Europe,
by extending credits to European
governments so that they may come
back into the market for American
meats. and by lowering ocean freight
rates"
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