davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1921-05-07
Building Permits.

66s1-M. Mattingly, repairs, 33l7
Ninth street northeast; lot $3.50,
square 66sL
6ss2-M. MattingIy, fence, 3317
Ninth street northeast; lot $3.50,
square 6691.
.66s3-G. NJ. Schultz, repairs. 1927
Park road northwest: lot n, square
1883.
66s4-Roger williams Memori.,
Church, excavation. Sixteenth and
Columbia road northwest; lot lbs.
square 2671.
66s5-J. A. Dodson, repairs, 1901
Third street northwest: lot 20,
square 30SS.
66s6-W. S. Kenworthy, repairs,
1871 Fourteenth street northwest;
lot 143, square 240.
s6s7-Thos. Cusack Co, sign, SIS
17-19 ID street southwest; lot sOz,
square 46S.
COST. W. Chandler. garage:
rear 1924 Caroline street north
west: lot 81. square 100.
6699-G. Reisinger. repairs, 2402
North Capitol street; lot l24, square
1927.
6700-Georgc Casper. repairs. rear
1887 Seventh street northwest; lot
IS, square 44S.
6101-Miss 7. Heth, repairs, 1909
Massachusetts avenue northwest; I;
lot SO, square 212.
67os-A. f. Smith. repairs. Loughs
boro road near Wisconsin avenue;
lot 34!21. square 1857.
6703-J. c. Broderick, repairs
rear 2os E street northwest; lot
sos. square 56S.
67o4-American University, re-
pairs. rear 1907 F street northwest;
lot 500, square I2I.
6705-G. @. Sprith. garake. rear
9i3 Ninth street southeast; lot IL.
square s2s.
67o6-E. ]. Listen. repairs. rear
e3s / street southwest; lot So,
square 40.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-07

For the District of Columbia,
Maryland and Virginia, fair and
somewhat warmer today; tomorrow
probably fair; gentle variable winds.
Ine,I T>-..--x.-
The Washington herald., 1921-05-07
Local Temperature,

Highest, 5S; lowest, 43.
Relative humidity. s g. m. 81; 2
p. m, so: p. m, 73.
Rainfall Is p. m. to 8 .. m. ),T.
Hours of sunshine, o.
Per cent of possible sunshine, O.
temperature same date last year
66; lowest, 80.
Other Temperatures.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-15
Apartment and Club
House to Cost $4,000

A permit for the erection of a three
story brick apartment and clubhouse al
Twenty First street and Boulevard
Place was issued by the city building
department yesterday to the Trinity
Lodge Building Association. colored. The
building will cost approximately SS00D
and will be 81 by 1O4 feet in ground
dimension. A permit for the basement
was issued some time ago.
The Sisters of the Good Shepherd were
granted a permit for the erection Of a
one-story 90 by 81 foot and a three story.
Is ~ IS addition to their orphanage aud
school building at 107 West Raymond
street. The construction will cost
S21, 800.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-15
SURPRISE PARTY
IN LEVY DISTRICT
Police Search Autos and Find
white Mule

Sergeant Hudson and a squad of police
staged a surprise party in the levy dis
trict on Illinois street last night. The
officers searched all the taxi cabs parked
there, but only one car yielded liquor.
In that automobile pint Of white mule"
whisky was found. The police allege
that w. A Messmer, 523 North Alabama
street, owns the taxi. The driver of the
car was not found and the automobile
and bottle Of evidence" were taken to
police headqua rters.
The police also broke up one of the
bootleggers' play houses" AS Sergeant
Hudson approached Georgia and Illinois
streets, gang of men scattered. The
policeman Investigated and behind bill
board near the corner he found the boot
leggers had concealed eight bottles Of
white mule whisky. The liquor was
sent to police headquarters and the police
are investigating to learn who owned it,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-15
Special to Indiana Daily Times
and Philadelphia Public Ledger.
BY CONSTANCE DREXEL.

BY CONSTANCE DREXEL.
WASHINGTON, SPIT. 15.-Other coun-
tries consider child welfare of such i'm
portance that two nations have been
holding important conferences on the sub
ject this summer. One was in Brusse S
opened by the King of Belgium. That
was an international child welfare con-
gress. The second was for English
speaking countries, held in Londan. At
the former, several American women were
present, among them Mrs. Vernon KEEL
logg and Mrs. Jane Deeter Rippin of the
National Girls Scouts.
Also Mrs. Julia G. Tappan. Miss Tap
pan is about the most enthusiastic per
son in the Government service have met.
She is an example of what college girls
may do here. She was graduated from
Bryn Mawr seven vars ago, taught school
for three years, took a special course
at Johns Hopkins while doing secretariai
work to pay for 1t and then came to he
United States Bureau of Education il
1919.
She has charge of the child health edu
ca ton campaign in the division Of school
hygiene.
This in itself, is worth a story for an
other day.
Today suffice to say that this young
person is so enthusiastic over her work,
that she saved her pennies to take the
trip to the Brussels child welfare con-
ference. 1t is along her line, you see, aud
she wanted to know what other coun'
tries are doing to make school children
healthy.
1t seems she could not get as much in
formation as she had hoped for because
almost everything was done in French.
But anyhow there were four main topics.
1t appears. There were abnormal chill
dren, war orphans, hygiene of child
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-15

solemnized quietly Wednesday at the
home of the brides parents, $3.50 East
Washington street. The only attendants
were Miss Katherine StackhouSe and
Thomas N Mitchell, brother of the bride.
The bride wore dainty frock of white
Canton crepe and her bouquet was q
shower of Bride roses. Miss Stackhouse
was gowned in green Canton crepe. Mr..
and Mrs, Stackhouse will be at home at
1851 Central avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7. Eaglesfeld, 1913
North Meridian street, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Margaret, to
Henderson Moffet III, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henderson Moffet, Jr., of Stanton, Va,
the wedding to take place in October.
Mr.. Moffet is a graduate of the University
of Virginia and served overseas in the
Chemical Corps. Miss Eaglesfeld also
was in war work overseas, working with
Ann Morgan and the Red Cross.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-15
European Nations NOlO
Study Child Welfare

hood and juvenile courts In only the
last named did the United States seem
to have taken the lead. Judge Lindsey,
lof Denver. read paper on this subject.
However, from what Miss Tappan did
gather from the congress which lasted
four whole days and was attended by
delegates from twenty countries, Amer
lea is by far the best off. We do not
have millions of abnormal children, nor
war orphans to care for. On the other
hand 1t seems that other national gov
ernments are giving the whole subject of
child welfare more serious attention than
in Washington.
The first opinion that the new As
sistant Attorney General. Mrs. Mabel
Walker Willebrandt, has rendered was
No" The Secretary OF the Treasury
had sent a request for a legal
opinion as to whether the public health
service was part Of the military branch
of the Government and as such entitled
to exemption from income taxes The
request was turned over to Mrs. Willie
brandt as 'taxesH and is one of the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-15
INDIANA DAILY TINES THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1871

subjects on which she must give de-
cisions.
Miss Grace Abbott of Chicago, the new
chief of the children's bureau, was in
Paris a couple of weeks during the
peace conference. American and allied
women working to get foothold at the
conference were about to have a long
sought interview with Clemenceau, the
president of the peace conference. We
wanted one or two more American wom-
en- to attend. Exc ,pting these over for
war work they we few and far between
in France at that time We heard of
Miss Abbott's presence in Paris She
was asked to come along and therefore
was present when the tiger of France
both purred and roared for the ladies'
Copyright, 1921, by Public Ledger Com
pany.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-15

Announcement is made Of the marriage
of Miss Mary Mitchell. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles D. Mitchell, which was
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-15
MEETINGS..


Catherine Merrill Camp No. 0, Daugh-
ters Of Veterans, will entertain with a
card party Saturday evening at Saks
Hall for the benefit of the G. A. r. EN-
tertainment fund. The guests will play
euchre and 800"
Valid Homestead 359S, Brotherhood of
American YeOman, will entertain with a
dance and card party at Sheaperds Hall,
Alabama and Washington streets, Friday
evening.
George Washington Lodge No. /,
knights and Ladies of America, will give
a Hard Times" dance tomorrow eve
ming at the 2. Is. c. hall.
The Gamma Tau Beta fraternity will
entertain this evening with a party at
the home of Arthur Phillips, 1864 Cen
trail avenue.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-15
w ell-KnOwn Physician
Dies at Ft. Wayne

Special to The Times.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Sept. 15.-Dr. J
Kessler, 80, former county coroner of
Allen County and present member of the
city board of health, died last night at
his home following a hemorrhage. He had
been suffering from complications for
some time DR.. kessler had been prac-
ticing medicine in Fort Wayne for
thirty FIVE years.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-15

First, there's a delightful
two-piece model, called the
Mary Ann, having the
plated skirt, and a long
overblouse, belted and with
Buster Brown collar.
Next, is a simple little
cre-piece affair with the
bloused bodice and round
collar. cuffs and handker-
kerchief pocket of leather.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-15
Jersey for Glass Room
II n N/oo1n 01- Mtrcec

Nothing will take the place of the wool jersey dress
IN the school miss scheme of school clothes this year
1t has come into prominence and popularity almost
over night and dare say no girl will be without
at least one such dress Others will want one of each
of the various styles being shown
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-15
500 LOSS IN EARLY FIRE.

A fire at the F. C,fLewis Sales Com
pany, 500 North Capitol avenue, caused
500 damage early today. The cause Of
the fire is unknown.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DRAMA V ZATISl.
Genre 90 j. E. Slechty.
Genre 90 j. E. Slechty.


stlVe PAM matinky. Nebyl S M
ovsem spokojen, nicm6ne ne
smell reptati, ably neporusil pri-
snou moralku ctvrteho pfika-
zani z desatera a musel uvitati
ctlhodnou svou matku S dsme-
VaVou tvAri.
Pfisla, by jej pripravila ma
svoji akci a zasvetila do svych
planu, ktere je nelly prinesti k
Gill - k zasnoubeni mladeho
pana barona Sc slecnou Lind
nerovou.
"Ano, mily Romance" pravi-
la mu, usednuvSi. Ted je nej-
vhodnejsi cas- a chvile, kdy by
isl mel vazne pfemySleti o sve
budoucnosti!"
Zamracil Sc.
Gale, mama!' odpovedel
mrzut6. "Jiz isl tn Ease Sc svou
Iv6Gnou litanil o vdaVkach a re
neni? Rekl jsem ii jiz tolikra-
tie, Re Sc nebudu Eve dvorit zby
tecne. Nemiluje mne a nezaji-
ma Sc 0 mne!" dofekl a po-
hrouzil sve pohledy do oblac-
ku dymu, ktere zahalovaly je-
no hlavu.
Milostiva PAM baronka po-
vstala a poposla az ku jeho
kfeslu.
"Nikoliv, Romano - memo
hu upustiti cd sv6ho dmyslu.'
"Tedy Sc uchazejte o nj sa-
map q
! e. ably isl Sc oaehil! r po-
kraeovala hoAzevnat6, neday-
81 Sc vyrusiti. "Jest ii zapotfe-
bi zeny a Size mlad6 a bohat6
zeny! Rozumel isl, muj mily
Romane!" domluvila a sklonila
Sc mad tvar synovu, ably mu
pohl6dla do oci.
Tento il vsak nepozoroval a
nez Sc nadala, vdechnul il celJ
kotouc dymu do tvare. Zakas.
lala krecovite a odtrhla hlavu
Gale Romane! Jak isl ne.
zpusobny!" karala jej, preko,
navsi kaSel, a stirajic 81 pra.
YOU rukou Shy, rozhanela lie.
YOU dym. V tax vaznych Okla.
Poposednul netrpelive W
SVEN kTeslu.
ale mama!" chtel odmlou
yati.
Nepripustila zadn6 odmlu
Wy.
"Jsi dustojnikem a slechti
Gem z dobr6ho rodu! Ted 81
musiS staff bohatym a st'ast
nym manzelem! Lindner nebu
de vahati spojiti svoje bohat
stvi S nasim ddstojnym jm6
mem. Trpi ma Slechticke znaky
a thule"
Zaamal Sc pfitlumen6 a pc
hOdil nedbale hlavou.
"Je zasnoubena," fekl leda
byte.
"Nesmysl!'
"Pravda. Ostatne, proc by
Sc mela DAFT multi k nest'ast
nemu manzelstvi? Nae by S
brala dustojnicke dluhy?"
"Romane!?" zvolaIa, chv6
JIG sc poboufenim a Uneven.
Dal Sc do smichu.
"Nikdo mas neslySi! - w
mama, znate prece zubozen,
STAY naSich financi. Divim S,
vasi odvazel' odpovedel S vaz
nou presved6iyosti We slovech.
Matka jeho bledla.
"Proto te ozenim! Nam il,
sloVo stareho Lindnera! Eva 81
provda "a tebe," pravila, chve
JIG Sc rozcilenim.
ITO Sc nestane!" odbyl j
strucne a vzav klobouk, ubira
Sc ku dvefim.
!, Dupla nohou.
"Chci tomu a must tax by
liti!"
Roman. ktery byl liz "a dive
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-28
ma tonic obraze Eva pra

cOValo.
Kdyz byl Bezdek vstoupil,
sedela u podstavce a byla "a
Drama do sve prace tax, re jej
zpozoroyala teprye, kdyz stal
jiz nedaleko nj,
Zach to jste WI" zvolala a
povstavsi rychle, podala mu
malou svoji rucku ma uvitanou.
Bezd6k Sc mirne uklonil.
"Odpust'tel" pravil S cere-
monielni odm6fenosti. NE
mohl jsem Sc drive vzdaliti!"
Usmaia Sc.
"Ta frasovita spolecnost
meho otcel - Avsak zde sc ji'
nemusime obavati. Sem do teto
samoty, do tohoto pohadkoVe-
no Sera Sc utikam - samojedi
NAP pravila d pax Sc obratila
rychle ku svemu obrazu.
"Pohled'te! Zde dokoncuji
svuj n~ejnovejSi obraz: Hero a
Leander! Jak Sc YAM libi?"
Poposel k odstavci a zadival
Sc ma obraz.
"Vytecn6l Vytecn6." pravil
pc chvili bedliveho pozorova-
nj, jeve 1--WE dcastenstvi.
Eva Sc koketne uklonila.
este milovnikem obrazu?"
.tazala Sc Five. "Zajimate Sc o
malirstvi?"
Pokynul hlavou. .
Jest to bohem pozehnane
umeni," odtusil, usednuy vedle
Eyy ma pohoyce a zadival Sc
znoVu ma nedokontent obraz
ktery stall naproti MIN.
Hero a Leander!" zvolal,
cite We SVEN nitru napjeti a
stoupajici rozcileni. 'Loki a
Syginl - Nest'astn6 lidstvo!"
Innate ODE pov6sti?" taxa
la Sc Eva S dcastenstvim, u
prev$i pohledy sv6 takt6z ma
obraz.
Bezdek Sc zamyslene usmal.
"Jakz bych neznal symboly
naseho ziti?" odpovedel "a
smusile. "Zoufani - smrti'
Vytrhla Sc.
eco to pravite?" zhrozila Sc
|jeho SLOW. "Ned6ste mne!"
Pozvednul hlavu a zadival
Sc uprene a zdlouha do ieji iva
re.
"Zdaz muze kdo mysliti ma
smrt' 20 vasem boku V hrejive
zari vaSeho Gsm6vu, ienz vie
va dust nevystihle blaho "a
blesk tvurci silly boha - la
skull" mluvil, TUNE zvuk hla-
su sveho mezi seVrenyma rto-
ma. Pojednou Sc vSak vztrhl,
povednul hlayu a upfel salavy,
zhouci pohled syeho Okla ma
Eyu.
"Zapocala .iste dilo vykoupe
mir pravil, divaje Sc il do oti.
"Chcete je j dokonciti?'
Nicola a pohledy ieji tekaly
phase kolem.
proc neodpovidate?" la
zal Sc rozechv6n a stisn6n ne
vyslovnou uzkosti uchopil j
kretovite IA ruku. "Zamitate
mne?'
Usmala Sc, a vlidny jeji po.
hled spoonful ma jeho bledt
tvari.
"Nikoliv, odpovedela, chve.
JIG Sc a c%itila, re il tepna ry.
chleii bile. "AvSak = mui =
otec."
Bezdek il priyinul k sobe.
"Duslednosti a pevnosti wi,
tezime!' odpovedel vasnive
atkoliv Sc SNAIL zachovat
kid.
Eva pc jeho slovech zazari.
la.
"Nuze, budeme boiovati.'
zvolala nadsen6 a poddayajiC
Sc mt uplne, ponorovala sma.
Wy, planouci pohled tyrkisovycl
Oci do talemnA IafiVVch ifh(
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la vlastnimu sluchu. Vzdyt' to
nemohlo ami byti, ably il VAST
nj SYN vypovedel posluSnost a
= co vice - ably Sc sreknul
tax lhostejne ohromneho bo-
hatstvi Josefa Lindnera.
ITO nebyl on! To nebyl on!"
opakovala 81. "To nebyl jeho.
HAS a jeho sloval" A prece!
Byl to on i jeho slova! Zblou-
Oily! Znal prece stav vlastniho
imeni, ktere bylo jiz temer ce-
lie protraveno a utraceno! Jak
mohl tedy tax neprozretelne,
ba nejapne jednati?"
"Boze, boze!" vzdychla ba-
ronka V zoufalem rozechveni.
ITO je vdecnost "a mole sna-
by a "a mole namahani!' A pc
bourena jala Sc prechazeti pc
pokoji.
Nalezala Sc V zoufale nala-
de, kdezto Roman Sc prochazel
jiz parkem, kde panovalo po-
losvitem "a mracny ukryteho
slunce spore ozarene priSerf.
Vzduch byl tezky, zhavy a
kolem dokola Waldo dusne a
mrtve primo ticho, ktere I'VE
stovalo nedalekou bouri.
Zdensky nedbal nicmene bli
ziciho Sc nebezpeci a toulal sc
netecne parkem dale. Byl O.
statne rad, re uniknul matci-
nym narkum a kazanim, ktere
Sc mu do duse protivily. Byla
domySliva, Sobecka a nesmirne
zadostiva a jsouc schopna ODE
tovati svym naruzivostem a
prepjatym snaham i lidske ste
sti, ba i zivoty, tyrala kazde-
no, kdokoli il prisel V cestu,
svou doteravou spoleGnosti, sko
dolibosti "a nepfatelstvim.
Kazdy Sc il vyhybal a ne
pral 81 ami jeji prime a pra-
telstvi, ami opaku. Byla "a
vsech okolnosti stejn6 nebez-
pecna, hledic 81 jen sveho pro-
spechu.
| Roman to vedel a proto byl
vdecny tomuto okamziku, kdy
Sc octnul pod sirym nebem.
Chvili Sc toulal pc opust6nych
stezkach parku a kdyz Sc pro-
Ichazek nasytil, dial Sc Sirokou
cestou do lesika, jenz byl cd
parku oddelen jenom malou,
podelnou mytinou.
Zde potkal Bezdeka.
, "Vyborne, re vas nalezam!'
volal ma nej jiz 2 daleka.
Bezdek Sc zamracil, zociv
jej, nez vsak omen k n6mu do
chvatal, byla tvar ieho Ease
"vyjasnena a klidna.
"Vim pro vas noHinu9" pra-
vii Zdensky polo v9zne, polo
Y smichu, podavaje mu ruku.
"A ia by byla?" tazal Sc.
"Cht6ii mne ozeniti!' znela
kvapna odpoved' Zdenskeho.
Bezdek Sc nezmenil.
TAXI prohodil suSe a t6-
m6r bez zajmu. "Nedivim Sc to
mu!"
Zdensky zasnul.
"Avsak mann soka!" pravil
rychle dale, nemoha potlaciti
sve podiveni mad Bezdekovou
lhostejnosti.
Tento tiSe Sc zasmal.
"Dobre znameni. Nevesta lie
dozajista slicna!" odvetil Ease
tax klidne,' jako pred tim.
Uzas Zdenskeho vzrustal.
"A vite, iakou mi davaji me-
vestu?' tazal Sc, namahaie Sc
vzbuditi Breakdown zvedavost.
"Neslysel jsem niceho!"
Zdensky rudnul V tvafi.
"Chtel jsem jenom rici, re
Sc povida =" koktal zdlouha.
Bezdek uprel ma n6ho kid
ny svuj pohled.
"Cht6ji mne ozeniti Sc slec-
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Dole zvonill k obedu.

Asi We ctyri hodiny odpoted
ne dostal pan Roman Zaensky
Z Drazkova, jenz 81 howell y H.
heznem obieti rozkomeho no
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-10-27
Baptist Pastors to Exchange Pulpits

November 18th is to witness the
greatest Fellowship Day among Bap-
lists and the widest interchange Of
pulpits on the part of Baptist pastors
ever known in the State. This Eel
lowship Day is to be utilized for the
purpose of extending the acquaintance
of pastors and churches, of promoting
larger fellowship in the affairs of the
Baptist denomination in South Caro-
lima and of presenting the interests
fostered by the Baptist State Conven-
tion and included in the Baptist Is
Million Campaign.
Among the things that Baptists are
stressing at this time are the securing
Of 10000 tithers, great campaign
of soul-winning on the part of preach
ers and laymen, the enlistment Of co.
600 church members who did not sub
scribe two years ago in the rs Million
Campaign, and the payment Of
pledges for the second year ending
December 1st on the part Of all sub
scribers to the rs Million Fund.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-10-27
OCTOBER DAYS
3y Eva Holmes Mcdowell.

By Eva Holmes Mcdowell.
Soft, hazy skies and a mellow glow,
Sweet twinkling sounds from the wales
below,
Broad fields that CLEAN with snowy
white,
And waving plumes of golden light.
A hundred hues that march the line,
Where ripping steamlets slowly wind.
A song that floats on the evening air,
And the glory of God is everywhere'
Sweet, mellow days when earth and
sky,
Are veiled in limped mystery;
When through the woods and by the
stream
The butterflies with varied gleam
Perch on each flaming nectar cup,
And drink its lees of sweetness up,
The low cry of marsh hen near,
And the glory of God is everywhere.
Low lying fields of yellow corn,
The distant call of hunters horn,
White ladened wagons Fastening
home,
A gleam of starlight through the trees
A gentle stir of autumn breeze,
o, Southland! to my heart so dear
For the glory of God Is everywhere!
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-10-27
The Compulsory Attendance Term.

The law leaves the fixing of the
date on which the compulsory at
tendance term shall begin to the trus-
tees of each school district. 1t is
customary in Williamsburg county to
begin the compulsory attendance term
whenever possible, about November
1st. I hope that the trustees of the
county are planning to begin on the
Monday nearest that date, which will
be October 81. Beginning Monday,
October 31st, every child in Williams
burg county between the ages of
eight (8) and fourteen (14) inclusive,
to whom the compulsory law applies,
should be in school, and should con-
tinue to attend for four consecutive
months or eighty consecutive school
days.
M. F. MONTGOMERY,
1t. Supt. Education.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-10-27

The following out-of-town attorneys
attended court here Monday and Tues
day: ]. o. Green and w. H. White
head, Lake City; Capers Barr, George
town; Herbert L. Smith, Jr., An
drews.
Mrs. NJ. C.. Plowden attended a
shower given at the old Boyd nome
by Mrs. w. S. Boyd on Friday fol
Mary Lena Montgomery of Greedy
vile. The presenA were numerous
and beautiful and the decorations
lovely.
The many friends of Miss Caroline
Scott are glad to have her at home
again. She has obtained an indefinite
leave of absence from the Baker San
itarium in order to be with her aunt,
who is confined to her home with
sciatica.
The following gentlemen of Kings
tree and Williamsburg county attend
ed a meeting of tobacco men at Wins
ton-Salem, N. c., this week: Messrs.
D. E. McCutchen, w. K. Mcintosh, w.
T. Wilkins, B. E. Mcknight, L. F.
Rhem, J. R. Barrow, McFadden Nc
Intosh, J. B. Tallevast and Messrs.
Harrington and Mitchum.
Mrs. David Silverman and her Sis
ter, Mrs. Katzoff of Manning, left
Sunday afternoon for Wilmington, n.
c., to attend the wedding of their
brother, Mr.. Abe Goldstein, this even
ing at the Harmony Circle club at
that place. Mesdames Silverman and
Katzoff went early in order to attend
the pre-nuptial affairs. Mr.. Silver
man left yesterday afternoon for Will
mington to be present at the wedding.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-10-27
Hemingway Truck Growers Organize


Hemingway, Oct. 24.-The hive and
wide awake farmers and business men
of Hemingway and surrounding COM
munity, realizing the necessity Of crop
diversification on account Of the de-
structive work of the boil weevil on
cotton in this section, completed the
organization of a truck growers asso-
citation September %.
The following officers were elected:
J. B. Bushards, president; S. j. Has
elden, vice president and D. G. Hug
gins, secretary and treasurer. The
following directors were also elected;
R. w. Stuckey, E. L. Rogers, ]. P
Haselden, and DR.. w. C. Hemingway
This association promises to be a
live wire with a strong and large
membership and offers many advan-
tages to the farmers of this section
This association is now ready to
function.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-10-27
CLOCCED BLOOD
WITHERS The BODY
WORKERS SICK AND WEAK
FROM EXERTION TAKE GUIDES
PEPTO-MANGAN.

Men and women who toll, either
physically or mentally, use up energy.
When they overwork they use up
more energy, and sometimes the blood
gets in a rundown condition. With
out rest the blood cannot get back
to normal, so that it becomes clogged
with waste matter from over-exer-
ton.
The clogged blood virtually withers
the body. The strained look on pale
faces, the thin, bloodless arms, the
sunken cheeks and necks, the dead
tired feeling, are the results of stale
blood depriving the system of life
giving oxygen.
Workers go to the drug store and
get GUIDES Pepto-Mangan when they
feel weak and run down. They take
it in either the liquid or the tablet
form. That makes the blood rich and
red and drives out the poisons. Life
giving oxygen, carried by the little
red cells, renews the strength and
builds up the entire system Look
for the name "Gude's Pepto-Mangan"
on the package. Advertisement.