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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-28
To Abide by Decision

London. July 28.-(By the Asso-
ciated Press)-Germany will abide by
the decision of the allied supreme
council relative to the question OF
transportation OF a French division
across Germany to reinforce the
French troops in Upper Silesia, ac-
cording to information available here
today.
Rosen, informed the French ambas-
sador in Berlin last night to this ef-
feet. Germany's position being stated
in note handed to the ambassador.
the advices state. t5 afss-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-28
KILLED BY lightning.

n Green Bay, Wis, July 2S.-while
standing near a tree, Charles Hassell,
~. Onieda, near here, was struck by
lightning and instantly killed yester-
day. Several other persons nearby
were knocked down.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-28
PENINSULA TO
BEEVACUATED
BY The TURKS
Advance of Greeks Makes
Move Necessary, Says
Dispatch.

London, July 2s.-(By the Associ-
ated Press.)-The Turkish National
lists have decided to evacuate the
Isn1id peninsula, says an Exchange
Telegraph dispatch from Constanti-
nople today, owing to the Greek ad
vance in the direction of Adabazar at
the base OF the peninsula, which lies
to the east of Constantinople, between
Aea. 90 49,. - ----.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-28
HONOLULU BIDS
FOR CONFERENCE
ON DISARMAMENT
Regarded as Open For
Beginning Of Negotia-
tions to Set Time.

Honolulu, July 2s.---An invitation
to hold the. forthcoming disarmament
conference in Honolulu was cabled to
President Harding today from the>
headquarters OF the Pan-Pacific union
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-28
Japaneee Reply.

49, Japanese ft0fNy. III. ElaFa.
Washington. July 2s.-The text Of
at the capitol Is as follows:
VI The Japanese government has
taken note of the contents sof the
American memorandum Of July 20 re-
ceived Through the American charge
q affairs in reply to the JapanesA
memorandum Of Jniy 1S on the sub
5ect OF . conference on the Limitation
of.Armament to be held in Washing !
ton. SS q Z. ..;& ss5 Il 8 q /.
!, 1T has hesn Arought toathe }knnwls
edge sOE the JapAnese government that
Willing. to proceed with exchanges OF
opinion regarding the aEenda prior to
/ the meeting Of the conference, and
that 1t considers 1t advisable to adjust
in that agenda the nature and scope
Of the Pacific and Far Eastern ques-
tons to be discussed at the proposed
conference. t.s
i5 u Accepts Gladly.
:'The Japanese government ON that
understanding Is happy to inform tho
American government that 1t is their
intentions gladly to accept an invi-
tation for conference which shall
embrace the discussion Of the Pacific
and Far. Eastern questions.
~ ~ Ac JdpdASSc SOpSIuHlSQC nave
been made aware through the commu-
nications and published statements OF
the American government, and the
conversations between the secretary of
state and Baron Shidehara that the
proposition Of the American. govern
ment to discuss the Pacific and Far
East problems is based on the close
bearing they have on the Limitation
of arnaments which Is the proclaimed
aim Of the conference, and that there-
fore the main object Of discussing the
problems Is to reach common UNDER
standing in regard to general peace
policies in the, Pacific and the Tar
East. Desiring, as they do, to con-
tribute to the esta abIishment Of an en-
during peace and to the advancement
Of human welfare, the Japanese gov
ernment earnestly hopes that the pro-
posed conference may attain the ex-
pected results and their ideals may
thereby be brought nearer to realiza-
tion. III 81
I'm order to insure the security Of
! the conference, the Japanese govern
ment deem 1t advisable that the agen-
da thereof should be arranged in ac-
cordance with the, main object OF the
discussions as above defined and that
I Introduction therein OF problems such
as are OF sole concern to certain par
( ticular powers, or such matters that
may be regarded as accomplished
facts should; be Scrupulously avoided
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-28
Readx to Begin Work.

Washington, July 2s.-The way. was
regarded as open. today for the be-
ginning Of negotiations between the
United States and the other principal
Allied and associated powers as to the
date and meeting place Of the pro-
posed conference on limitation Of
armaments. 52 RI
Definite acceptance by Japan Of 8
seat in the conference announced in a
note. from-Tokio, made public yester-
day by the state department COM
pleted the second step in the move
ment to secure limitation Of national
ornaments by agreement, the first
step having been President Harding's 9
informal overtures on the question.
Little difficulty is expressed by Of
agreement on the place for the meet
ing no decided opposition having de-
veloped to the suggestions that the
conference be held in Washington.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-28
, THE WEATHER.

Minnesota: Generally fair In
Y north, somewhat unsettled sl IN \
south portion tonight and Friday,
not much change In temperature.
North Dakota: Generally fair
tonight and Friday, not much
change In Temperature.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-28

E;X CIT ] |!
OVER NOTE FROM
FRENCH OFFICE
. s8 ri 5s5ss. -.----. 81 y AL SlsS
Cornrnlni ation Insists On
Reinfo nforcernents For Up 4
per silesia. I.
Important Conference Held
II Lloyd George Resi-
dence Today.

AAuON, Cuay Go.-lDy Cnc fA4~ss
socdated Prcss) - The lnsest
French communication insisting
that more troops be sent into y
Upper silesia Immediately, wfi1A
came as something Of 3 surpsi
to official circles in London, II
ject of an important cnnfeFence Il
in the official residence Of Prime
Minister Lloyd George this morn
ing at which Mr.. Lloyd George,
the dominion premiers and sev-
eral members of the cabinet
were present, 1t was stated In
political quarters that the tn-s
ststenoe Of France had caused
some anxiety in Downing street
days conference would solve tho
difficulty.
After the meeting it was AnnounraA.
that Lord Curzon. the foreign minis
ter. would see M. de st. Aulaire, the
French ambassador, this afternoon
and that the meeting Of the allied
supreme council might again be some
what delayed. ~
TO Make Reply.
AS result of Lord Curzon's meet
ing with M. de St. Aulaire, it is under
stood Lord Curzon will send reply
to Premier BRAND. reaffirming the
view that the situation in Upper ST.
lesia does not justify the sending of
more troops at the moment and urg-
ing the desirability of meeting of
the supreme council at an early date
to deal with the report OF the allied
commissioners ini Silesia.
The French government In the COM
munication handed Lord Cur1on last
night said 1t deemed 1t possible to de-
eide on a meeting of the allied SUI
preme council until the question OF
sending reinforcementsinto Upper ST.
lesia had been decided.
Must Be Settled.
the British government late yesterday
that the question Of sending rein
forcements to Upper Silesia must be
disposed OF satisfactorily before
French representativesc cam sAxtefld b
meeting of. the allied supreme council
August 4. at what is planned to dis
cuss the entire Si1esian question. sst
Shortly after this Information
reached London. Marquis Curzon
French ambassador to Great Britain,
that the matter would be placed be-
fore the British cabinet this morning.
The task Of preparing the icouncil't
agenda will begin in earnest today.
when the council of ministers and
a group of experts are scheduled to
hold meetings to discuss the subject.
Paris newspapers this morning pre-
dict that complete understanding on
the Silesian question will be reached
before the end OF this week, and are
inclined to the opinion that Great
Britain will consent to the sending Of
reinforcements.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-12
KONGRESNfk GAIN NEOD
PORUCUJE PROPUSTENl
ZDEJSfCH POST. URED-
NfKU.

Dosavadni vysledky Vysetro
vani ma zdeiSi poste kon-
qresnikem Harry c. Gahnem
vyvrcholily Y telegram "a
lan6m kongresnikovi Theodo-
ru +. Burtonovi, obsah depese
pax nikterak neodporucuie
propuSteni zdejSich poStoE-
nich dfedniku, jak navrhovali
postovni inspektori.
Die washingtonskych zprav
oznamoyal dopisem Hubert
Work, prvni asistent general
niho poStmistra, Burtonovi, ze
ole odporuceni postovnich ko-
misafu musi byti ma cleveland
sk6 poStt provedeny RUNE re-
organisace. IDA Sc vsak, u
Work vycka az kongresnib
Calm vysetfovdni zakonci
poda zavdretny posudek 0 &c
l6 afdfe.
Federalni dfady zdaji st
byti presvedteny, ze ma zdei
81 post6 zayIadly pomery, KITE
re nadale nesmi bEti trpeny
lldezto Calm yysloyil presved
teni. re Sc jedna jen o odstra
In6ni osob a nikoli o skuteGn'
zanedbavani lradu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-12
CINNOST PROHIBICNICH
AGENTU.

N6kolik letnich vyletnich
mist 4 jezera Geauga, as %
mil jihovJchodne cd Clevelan-
du bvlo vtera poct6no navSte-
YOU federalnich prohibiGnich
slidilu. ktefi pfivlekli do Gle
velandu diva kvarty bondovan6
whisky. lahev alkoholu. gallon
barevn6 koralky a soutasn6 o
znamili. ze ma miste znitili
80 gal vina. Zda zabavenou
koralku sy6rili Y opatrovani
lakewoodske neb eastcleVe-
landsk6 polici, tom Sc ra-
port nezmihuje. Nest astnici,
linz lihoviny nale2cny byly '
bytech. Felix Coletta a Jerry
Conda, byli zatteni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-12
Sued ODD FELLOWS.

Chodec po ulIcieh dolenniho
mesta mel ytera DOZEN, ze je
nekde ma Bosporu. neb krone
nasich sti1zIiVJch pokryvek
sidla moudrosti hemzily Sc "
hustem daHu cetn6 cervene fe-
w tureckt, ieiichz vyrobou o.
de davna prosluly naSe teskd
Strakonice, odknd cepice tyto
putovavaly do cel6ho sv6ta
Fee neni zde arci odznakem
yyznavatu Mohameda, ale Gle
.nu yelice rozsifent organisace
Odd Fellows, iez eta ttz ne
llter6 ceske loze. kteri Sc Y
Clevelandt sieG k devatenacte
mn vyrocnimu siezdu @. @. II.
a p
V6ereisi destik arct pon6-
/ kud akei pokaZil, ale na ucast
nicich siezdn nebylo pozoro-
vati mrzutosti, svtdtila o tom
/ Iieiich vesel1 spoleCnost, zapl-
nuiici pruGeli chodhu Y no
telu Statler Hlavni pfival ho-
sti teka Sc dnes, take ucast
odhadovana Jest ma 10000 O
sob. VtereiSi zahaieni ONE
lilo Sc na uyitani mayorem
/ Fitzeeraldem a zbytek odpo-
Iledne pokud uplakane potasi
dovoIovalo. venovan prohlidcC
mdsta a ieho zabavnich mist
Dnes dopoledne konana bu.
de spolecna schuze, nacez Sc /
castnici vyprayi Ito Fuclic
+, Beach parku. kde uspofadar
bude Orientalni Den, odpo
ledne pax uspofadany budol
Y Luna parku Y Dunn FielC
baseballoyd hry Ultra odpo
ledne uspofadan bude slavno
stni pr1vod od vych. 40. III n;
Euclid 0 3. hodin6 konan,
budou zavody uniformova
nIch skupin ' pofadovych cvi
tenich ma upati yvch 9 NJ
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-12
TOPIC PARNfKU ZACHRA-
NIL TONOUCtHO SEBE-
VRAHA.

Vtera kratce pred poled-
nem dopraven byl pred probat
nj soud iisty muz, nemz mel
soudee Hadden rozhodnouti,
zda ma zdravy rozum Muzi
podafilo Sc vsak ze soudni sine
vyklouznout chvataI ma dok
v1ch. Q. ul kde skotil do vody
ZoufalJ Gin spatul ma palube
narniku City Of Buffalo stoji-
ci topic Louis Jackson z Buff
fala, ienz nevahal skociti To-
lie. abv sehevraha zachranil.
Podarilo Sc mu nebozaka udr-
yeti tax dlouho mad hladinou
~ mu hozen byl provaz, pomo
II ktertho osvobozovaci dilo
dokonal.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-12
JESTE NAPAJEDLO v EAST
CLEVELANDU.

Snaha m6stsk6ho managera
W East Clevelandu C. M. Os-
borna utiniti Z tohoto predm6-
sti vzorn6 prohibicni m6sto
tim, re zkasiroval zlab pro
napajeni tam6i5ich m6stskych
koni, narazila ma oposici ta-
mtjSiho jednoho zenskeho klu
bu, ktery pozada organisaci
iez sy6ho tasu monumentalni
to napajedlo zfidila o soutin-
most v akci, die kter6 by Os-
borne od sveho podiyneho jed
mani ustoupil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-12
BRANIL Sc VARlCl
POLEVKOU.

Y els. 1884 ma Broadway do
slo vcera k vypovezeni donna
q valky, po slovni potycce u
chopil Sc Tomas Smolarek o.
fcnsivy a pouzil varici poleyky
"a zbran, ktere ychrstl cely
kotlik ma sveho vlastniho byt-
neho, 57-let6ho Josefa Burcic-
k6ho. PoslednejSi dopraven
byl S t6zkymi opareninami do
Charity nemocnice Vynalez-
ice neimodernejsi paine zbra-
ne byl straznikem Beranem
Izatcen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-12
VYBUCH II KRAJANA
KOBERNY.

Y garazi krajana J. Kober-
ny, 1906 vych. "a ul. vybuchl
dneSniho rama nahle gasolin
soutasn6 We dvou automobile
vych nadrzkach. Plameny ne
bezpetn6 horlaviny Sc rychle
rozSifily ma sousednf ddm, a
nekolik obyvatel bylo donuce-
no k sp6Sn6mu ut6ku. Skoda
zpusobena Kobemovi ma ga
razi a automobilech paCi Sc die
prozatimniho odhadu ma znat
ny obnos 10000 dol. VedlejSl
dunn J. Kiskovsk6ho poSkozen
byl celkem len nepatrn6, ale
zato byla dplne znicena kulna
ia domem stoiici. Gasolin
zt6zoval nemalo praci hasi-
cum, ktefi byli poletuiicimt
troskami neustale ohrozovani
Vybuchy yymrSt'ovaly horict
kusy drev az do dalky 80 stop
Wink pozaru svad6n Jest na
hradu olejem prosaklycf
hadru, kter6 vznitily samy. PC
zar vzbudil vzdor casne ran
INF hodin6 pochopitelny roz
Iruch V celem okoli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-12

Ottawa, Canada, II. srpna.
Malebnd mestecko Aylmer ma
brehu iezera Desehenes Jest
dnes v ssut.nach nasledkem
pozaru, ienz radil tam vcera V
noci. Asi 700 osob pripraveno
o pristresi. kdezto penezni
skoda Sc odhaduje ma 81, ,250.-
900. Jeden muz uhorel. Obyva
tele prozatimn6 byli ubytoya-
mi \ miliGnlch stanech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-12
PROHIBICACI DOSTALI Cd
SOUDU "NOS".

Syedek muze od soudu 'n6sti
koralku, iez slouzila "a sv6-
decky material u soudu do sv6-
no domova, aniz by Sc musel
nositel jeji obavati, re bude
policii zavren. Nikdo nemuze
bvti yin6n, nalezne-li policie Y
jeho automobile ukryty zabi-
jak, jenz Jest jen TIL dosazi-
telny.
Policie nema zadn6ho pra-
va bez soudniho nalezu pro
hledavati soukrom6 automobi-
ly.
Timto zpusobem vyslovil Sc
We ttvrtek soudce Ch. l.. Sci
ger, kdyz prohlasil "a neyin-
ma Aug. Rinniho, 2611 v%ch.
25. ul., jenz byl zatcen pro
noSeni skrytych Zbrani q pre-
stoupeni prohibicnich predpj-
sQ. Byl zatGen pred tfemi ty-
dny, kdyz jel 5 nekolika pfa-
tely Gordon parku a pollci(
nasla kapse automobile "a
biiak a ma polo vypitou laheN
whisky. Pc osvoboZovacim w
roku nastala ted "veledulezi
Ia" otazka, co Sc skonfiskoVa-
nou kofalkou, pebot' RIM $
vvmlouval, re neni jeho ma
ietkem soudce uznal, re ie
den re svedku ma pravo odne
sti ST il domu, ale re musi jit
pfimou cestou domu a nikdt
"a rohem Sc zastavovati.
Pri oduvodneni pronesl souC
&c Seller jiny pozoruhodny "!
rok, ktery by 81 nell prohibic
nj zb6silci napsati na Vrata
go by Sc stalo nasi vseo
becn6 vychvalovan6 americk'
svobody, kdybychom nesm6l
jezditi ulicemi bez strach;
pred policejni prohlidkou? T.
80 muze snad diti Y Rusku, all
zde nema nikdo prava, taktl
sobe poCinati"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-12
KDO BUDE. MAYOREM Gle.
VELANDU?

I -.
4 lePuoIiNaiiSNy :" = : :
uoch"Ai Api"F d. = may = -
geralo q okresli 2. Non'isal sa,,' . = u !
vaiy ZueJsl pol,ceJ"I ""'el,,I'N
hohleI SoOe heouooo - -
Jen AollN oroFaIl pli u1'',' I -
se Q lnayorSIEl "a p'I9'lC" ~
Ieo' frohIaSi-A fllzgel"io '0-
FL kandidaturu' uSl2upl ~ =
hohIer oooroNolle' VI a u !" " ~
slloli' re V PonoeIl OePIfq plo
hlaSl umysl' Zda Se PoliliC y
kampane sucaSthl l"ho ceA"
nee may oia'Fi'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-12
TRI VECERY SVETELNYCH
OBRAZU PRED ZAHAJENiM
VYSTAVY "PAMATNfKU
ODBOJE" v CLEVE.-
LANDE.

Pofadatelske vIstavy Pa
matniku Odboje", rusti legio-
mari por. V. Ruml A. Wan
ner uspofadaji jest6 pred ote-
vrenim velkolep6 vIstavy "
Ceskd sini ma Broadway, 3
pfedna5ky Sc sv6telnymi obra-
Nv re zivota odboiu ceskosIo-
yenskych legionafu Ma Sibifi
We Francii a Italii, kde bude
vylicena rada vaznych a roz-
marnIch vyievu Ma front6 j "a
frontou.
Svetelnd obr9zy, kterd bu-
dou nasim kraianum predye-
deny jsou puvodni a nebyly do
sud Y Americe ukazovany.
Porad t6chto prednasek je
nasleduiici:
- v sobotu ID. srpna Ce-
ske SIM "Sokol" na Clark A
We, West Side.
2.) Y nedGli IA. srpna sini
J. A. Komensky na f. 131. ul.
3D. We stredu II. srpna '
/ CesLo-A Ar,er Sir; ra Ouincz
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-12
r KONVENCE UNlE BAR
TENDRU.

Cisnici a zam6stnanci Y no
telich "a vGerejSi schuZe Y no
telu Winton jednohlasn6 "a
hu ma zam6nu dosavadniho
mitli kazd6 uvazovani 0 navr-
nazvu organisace "Barten-
ders' "a poimenovani move
"Podavaci napoju." Navrh Wy
volal velice bourlivou scenu
Podobna nalada panoyala j pr
navrhu. aby clenove, neameri
Gti obtan6, byli nuceni pri mel
bliza prilezitosti vyzvednout
ST prvni list. Starati Sc o to M
Ii ifednici mistnich unii. j
nou resoluci m6la byti uklada
ma pokuta $50 vsem uniim
iez by tohoto nafizeni neupo
slechly. Byl vysloven nahled
ze pfislusne zakony isou il
samy \ sob9 dosti pfisnymi
ze neni nikterak tfeba, ab,
dtlnickt organisace samy Jest
Zakazovacsky system podob
nvm zafizenlm podporovaly
Navrh ale zavrzen byl jen .
hlasy proti 46.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-12
POHLED Z POTSTYNA.

Pan Vaclav Baumgartl zdra-
vi p6knou fotografii romanti-
ck6ho Potatyna naSe ctenaf-
stvo a pochvaluje 81 jak mu
de X duhu "a tamneisich We
aer vyborny Gambrin1v mok
ppolupodepsan Jest ma listku
yvaly herec Karel Xoellner
"a pozdrav d6kuieme
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-11-10
To Move TO Kingstree.

The friends here of Mr.. c. W. Bos-
well, (and they are numerous) will
be pleased to learn that he expects
soon to move his family from Salters
to Kingstree, where they will reside
in the future. Mr.. Boswell, who is
connected with the Bank of Williams
burg as>assistant cashier, has made
his home at Salters for number of
years, coming here to his work in the
morning and returning to Salters in
the evening. He has recently pur-
chased the home of the l&e DR.. Claude
McCabe and expects to move into it
as soon as it is vacated by Mr.. L. C.
Madison, which will be sometime be-
fore the first of the new year. We
sympathize with Salters in the loss
of Mr.. Boswell and his family, and
trust that their host of friends there
will realize that their loss is Kings
trees gain.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-11-10
TO Open Exchange.

Ladies Exchange will be opened
Saturday in the front of r. ]. Bur-
CESS, grocery store, under manage
rent of capable young lady. Mem
bership fee SOC.
Articles sold at 109t commission.
Phone or see Mrs. R. J. Burgess.
Phone No. 81. 1-tp.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-11-10
Do You Remember What You See?

An exchange tells of the experiment
conducted by a high school teacher
who stumped his pupils by asking
them to describe details of the build
ing in which they had spent large
part of their daily lives for some
years past. The results of the test
were quite as discouraging as those
of the more famous Edison question
aire. The best average made by any
of the pupils was rs per cent. A
third of the members Of the class, it
appeared, had seen practically moth
ing of what they looked at every day.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-11-10

A new form of phonetic writing in
Chinese is being adopted, so compli-
Gated is the present system of writing
that language.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-11-10

The first aerial timetable, consist
ing of nearly 100 pages, has appeared
in Germany.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-11-10
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR REN--Twelve room dwelling,
furnished, including two bath rooms.
Suitable for boarders or two fam
lilies. Formerly occupied by Mrs.
Fannie Swami. Apply to John D.
Britton. ltp.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-11-10
Items of Local Interest
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1921

Mr.. George A. McElveen spent trI-
day in Florence.
Mr.. T. E. Baggett was in Charles
ton Monday.
Mr.. Robert Pittman of Camden, was
il. Kingstree Monday.
Mr.. T. C. Jacobs spent Sunday in
Darlington, with friends.
Mr.. C. w. Stoll of Flat Branch,
spent Monday in Kingstree.
Mr.. Laurence Swails spent Sunday
in Florence with his home folks.
Mr.. G. B. Ingram of Hemingway,
spent Monday in town on business.
xssH
Mr.. Henry Whitten of Savannah,
Ca, spent last weekend here with
friends.
Miss Agnes Erchmann spent the
past weekend in Charleston with her
mother
Every tobacco grower in Williams
burg should be in Kingstree next
Tuesday.
Mrs. F. C. Burgess and Mrs. S. B.
McGill spent several days in Charles
ton last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Prosser and
Miss Marian McFadden spent Tues
day in Florence.
Messrs Frank Baggett and Lex Nc
Clary of Lanes, were visitors in
Kingstree Monday.
Miss Bertha Fash of Charleston,
spent last week here with her sister,
Mrs. T. E. Baggett.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Burgess and
their son, Mr.. E. C. Burgess, spent
Friday in Florence.
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Mr.. w. E. Jenkinson was in Column
bia several days this week as a juror
in the Federal court.
Miss Esther Reardon of Manning,
spent the weekend here as the guest
of Miss Lille Mcintosh.
The U. D. C. will meet at the home
Of Mrs. w. G. Gamble Friday, Novem-
ber 11th, at 400 o'clock.
Miss Blanche DuBose of Sardinia,
spent several days last week here
with Miss Marie Burgess.
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Miss Matte Mccullough of An
drews, spent several days last week
rere with Ms. L. J. Brockington.
Messrs E. F. Martin, Leroy Lee,
L. D. Rodgers and F. W. Fairey spent
Saturday in Columbia on business.
Mr.. Joe Winslow of Hobbsville, N.
c., spent several days here last week
with his sister, Mrs, W. H. Welch.
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Mr.. w. J. Hodges, Jr., of Camden,
i. spending sometime here with his
grandmother, Mrs. Julia Kennedy.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. VanKeuren have
returned home, after visiting Mrs.
VanKeuren's parents in Savannah, Ga.
Big free barbecue will be given to
one thousand or more farmers of VIII
liamsburg next Tuesday, November
18th.
Miss Charlotte Fitchner of Hart
ford, Conn.,, is spending some time
here with her brother, Mr.. M. F.
Feller.
Mr.. Charlie E. Blakely of Hender-
sonville, N. c., is spending his vaca-
tion here with his mother, Mrs. Belle
Blakely.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Donald A.
Montgomery, Sunday morning, No
vember 9th, fine boy, Donald Mont
gomery, Jr.
Mrs. R. J. Winslow has returned
to her home at Hobbsville, N. c., aft
er visit here to her daughter Mrs.
". H. Welch.
An opportunity will be given the
farmers of Williamsburg county next
Tuesday to sign their Declaration of
Independence"
Messrs Madison and Winters, agri-
cultural agents report holding splendid
meetings at Hemingway and Greedy
vile this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter G. Gourdin
went to Charleston Tuesday, to see
the noted musical extravaganza,
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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-11-10

Over $4,000 private wells were DAM
aged or destroyed in France during
the war.
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WANTED:-When in need of an ex-
perienced dress maker, call on Lu..
cile T. McCottry; formerly of
Charleston, S. c., now of Kingstree;
Cor. East Main & Fulton ST., or
Ais East Main; Box 1414.
11-10-2tp.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-11-10

Lifrage pure ribbon cane syrup,
S1.00 per gallon. Williamsburg Dis
tributing Co.
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WANTED-By experienced man,
place as over-seer or would share
crop small farm near good school.
Can furnish best of references. NJ.
P. Brown, Andrews, S. c., R. F.
D. Box Ill. 11-10-2tp.
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MAN with car to sell low
priced GRAHAM TIRES. $4,000
per week and commissions. Gra-
ham Tire Co., 1854 Boulevard, Ben
ton Harbor, Mich. 1tp.
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FOR Woods Improved Pro-
life seed corn at 81 peck. Apply
to Williamsburg Live Stock Co.,
KingStree, S. G.. 11-1O-2tp.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-11-10

Lifrage pure ribbon cane syrup,
S1.O0 per gallon. Williamsburg Dis
tributing Co.