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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-11-10
OF PIcKENs AssoCIA.
TION

was my GOOD fortune TO attend
meeting Of thcN Iiakcns Associa-
last week, held vi II the church
,cona. and heard . good sermon
i cred BIZ Pastor Coz. Of the Pick
/ church. Glad to see W. II. Find
q busy lawyer, the moderator,
q b. Frank i'rcem&u, a large
scr, take time to serve rs clerk
The association. just forty-iye
rs ago, in October past. had the
y lege Of attending the Twelve
River Association ut Secona.
,is Twelve Mile Association, en-
Ell what is nd@ Piedmont, Pick
and Twelve Mile. At that time
congregation was immense. fhe
citation finished it's work on Sat
~, and Sunday was Given up to
preaching Of the wospo. ndcr a
q bush aihor ncar the church.
hat meeting The Methodist poo-
in Pickens The only church in
ems then sent to the association
preacher to preach for them on
ay night and the association as
ed nc to that duty. remember
,cll the occasion. and can almost
before me Mr.. Anderson Lesley
Judge Ncwbcry. On sunday
William II. Whitsitt preached
~ the arbor to great throng
people. III Whitstt's sermon
called The VI 'onary sermon
. Dr.. 7. 6. Underwood. of
Nrtia, had preached ut 10 q. m.
recall the past, | see again the
!crs Of that great body Of chris
IS busily engaged in the Masters
ice, and ask myself the qucs-
"!Iavc we, the younger men,
much progress in the Masters
since then and my candid
yer is, "Not much, il any L
nvc that in the laMmen and the
ses Of the people thcrc has bccn
h progress made, but | seriously
1t if among our ministers we
! improved very mich since that
think Of three: of our Lead
men Of that day. VIZ: Rev. w.
Singleton, Rev. +. W. Tollison
Rev. J. NJ. Stewart and / am
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-11-10
COUNTY TAX NoTy@

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Good Roads. , nils
Special Road III mills
Total. 3G min,
Road Tax s3oO
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-11-10

me above picture Of MI E. " O)e shows one of
ny Wnch tojson adapted Of
@ e on oonbn Long Staple cotton raised by Mr. OD
ufee Ilnes west Oh asey his
HeIe is what ne about his Tractor
" - ''' ''' ''Ao
work gone Poe narrowed hauled logs wheat pump
eel water Cost practically nothing O fuel pp
am atsled That Tractor paid
e per cent than ever made without Tractor It
especially fine hashing pleased En1aa
and consider it valuable thing - ~
f. V. O'DEII.
Lacla1
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29
Relieves Neurotic Blindness
By Allowing Bisamy

Milwaukee. Juno Is. A ststemen,
that she and her conferees had cured
a victim of hystericsl blindness by
relieving him Of his lawful Wifi and
allowing him to remain true to the
woman he had welded In biSamy was
made before the national social con
ference last night by Miss Frances
Perkins. member of the New York
state Industrial commission.
Miss Perkins address which was
greeted by a moments hnsh. followed
BY oSchmations OF surprise. still was
topic of discussion TODAY. 1t was
ultra modern. TO say the least one of
the delegates esid
The man had come before tho hoard
seeking industrial compensation Miss
Perkins =aid. lie was blind. vet his
eve reflex was perfect. invsstiss ton
revealed the victim to he suffering from
ncurosis. We suspected some fear was
preying on his mind. Questioning
brought out the truth.
The man was living in biEamy with
a woman who. by all moral laws. was
his wife because she loved him and he
loved her Ths first wife has been un-
kind and he had deserted her"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29
PLANS OF BUDGET
FORMULATED TODAY

Washington. D. c.. June 2s.-The first
step toward the making of federal
budget will be taken tomorrow at what
is believed to be the first meeting of
its kind in American history. a cor
ference of all executive and admins
trative officials of the government.
General Director Dawes of the bud
get today prepared statement which
he will make to the officials and which
II was understood will set forth In dc
tail the directors view of the machin-
cry and coordination necessary to sue
cess Of a federal budget system- II 3 as
submitted for cabinet approval today.
President Harding is expected to pre-
sidc at the meeting. Associates OF the
director said he was all ready to break
the news to all officials that once the
budget Is In. tho amount II carries at
any given time. In tho maximum which
can bo spent. To encourage the par
ing OF estimates. tho director has In
mind a system OF rewards and pun
ishments'' for those who submit the
estimates. Tho RESULTS of their in
dividual work will be laid before the
president.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29
.Chieftain Road
Bulletin

The following reports wcrc received
from tho Chicftain's special corrce-
pondcnts by wire. setting forth road
conditions thruout tho state.
Pueblo To WniscnburS. south rnnd,
good.
Pueblo tn In Junta. god.
Pueblo tn Colorado Springs, good.
except temporary bridge mt Duties.
Pueblo 10 Capop CITY. bridge at
Beaver Crcck washed out Snturtiay ,
evening.
Pueblo IN Beulab. scod.
Pueblo to Stloom. wctmorc and
North Hnrsiscrnbbic. good.
Ia Junta In Trinidad. fair.
La Junsa tn Holly. opcp both sides
to In Junta.
Colombo Springs In Cripple Crock.
fair win Divide. Lake George bridge
now repaired.
Colorado Springs To Canon City. re-
ported had.
Canon City tn TOT Of Royal Gorrc,
god.
Colorado Springs In Denver. bridge
cvcv Cortcy Crcrk reported ont.
Colorado Springs to Buepa Vista.
roseabsc. god.
e,ke's Pea. "uto highway, Open.
s"nou ivy TO Wcsscibtc' va
Chandler. good.
Canon CITY to wes,c,ifsc. via
Tcrss Crvrt. sccd esccps fcw wsshes.
which can bc easily -rossed.
Canon City Tn Cripple Crcek VIA
Garden Park. orrp. rough PLACES.
Canon City TO Cripple Creek. vts
Phantom Canon. closed on account
of washouts.
Canon City IN Sai,ds. eond.
Ssiids IN Toms Crcrk. good.
Satida to bcndvttle. god.
sai'da To Gunnisop vita Ccchetcrs
v>9ss. good.
Ssl,da tn supntscn Via Monarch
CAs>. not oprp.
wslsrnburr tn Alsmc-s. NO report.
Alamc<s In NJ, Sorsc. good.
nc, Norsr In Ssgusrhr, god.
Oet Norte tn paEoeA Springs, VIA
Wolf Cryck pass. good.
Dcl Noste In Creole. eood.
tSou,c wasbouss rcpcrsct IN San
tuts valley roads. hut cnsy 10 get
sround.)
parc>s Springs tn Durango. good.
Durango tn Pennington. god.
Durango tC Mean Ncrvie park. good.
with short dcsCur around scam
shove, working cn hard surfaclne
hiShway.
Durango tn suvcr.cr. orcp. god.
Durango In Gallup. ecrd.
tcsdvttic tn stcpwooti Springs.
sc<-9. esrcrs Rattle Mountain. fBtr.
ClcuWood Springs To Rifle. gopd.
R;fsc to Grand junction. csccilcns.
Csvaud junction to Delta. excellent
Grand Junction to CWh line, good.
Lamar In tNs Aniutss. good.
Colorado Kansas boulevard, aitEht-
" rough hut ms,n,y good npd no
bridges ont.
sai,da tn .unn,.cr VIA Monarch
ra~. rsss opened. rad fsir.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29
WIDOW OF irish LEADER FACTOR
IN BRINGING ABOUT IRISH PEACE

London. June ,s-MrE. r. Sheehy
Sksffington. widow of an Irish leader
who was executed following the Easter
Monday riots in 1915. has played
prominent part In bringing about re
cent Developments relative to peace in
Ireland. it is said in statements printed
in the Graphic and Sketch today. Mrs
Skefing'or is nov in London and tho
two newspapers say uhe Is unor,cisl
ambassador of Esmonn dc Valera and
has acted as an Intermediary between
him and Prime Minister Lloyd George.
Interviewed hv the sketch. which
asked whether definite proposal from
the British government would he an
accessory preliminary to the proposed
meeting Of Mr.. do Valera and Sir
James Craig. premier of Ulster. Mrs.
Skeffington said.
NO, I think there will have to he a
meeting Nrst. Probably ~ will be nc
cesssry to ask the government to ar
range for such a meeting Mos, Of
the cabinet of the Irish republic ere
in tail and arrangements must Nc mad.
for them to attend the meeting
I, has been impossible hitherto to
obtain from Dublin dehni.e news as
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29
AMERICAN RED CROSS OFFICIAL
ARRIVES TO INSPECT FLOOD AREA

The human d,stposs attendant On the
flood has been especially an the minds
of the citizens of Pueblo. The prompt
ness and thorcreas with which the
great and sudden needs of shelter
food. clothing and methods Of cayinc
for the sick were met on tho morning
following the flood viii be an a,orns
credit to the community. The rvstc-
matte and sympathetic way in which
those who have lost everything have
received continuing help constitute a
service on the part of those who gave
I, ths, cannot be overc~timsted"
When asked about the Two thousand
families that had been such heavy suf
feyerr from tho flood ths, they. hs 4
had 10 appIv for one sort Of aid or an
other. MIR Persons declared that ~ was
utterly impossible to count tho cost of
tho present and future suffering Of
these people
~, will soon he possible to make 2
definite estimate of th- least amount
of money which viii restore to them
tho means of self support and iroytd =
,he,, with ,he necessary comforts and
enuipmen, ~ home life I have sE vet
had mn rpn1rfur''v 80 discuss these
matters St,h the workers. i'm the Red
Cross and With others who have infor-
nation NJ, tho aubiec, ' shall dc that
,ouorrov althc II is obvious that the
estimate Of i5oNooo already made "a
conservative
Nv Persons viii srerd Wednesday in
Pueblo in consultation concerning TIE
nod cross pinrs for the rehahili'a ''or
Of tho families Who were Tho victims
Of the ficcd
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29
NIGHT RESTRICTIONS
XTENDEO TWO HOURS
BY MILITARY ORDER

AT the request Of James Iov-n.
chairman of the city council. Lieuten-
ant Colonel Paul Newton. in charge
OF the Pueblo Military district, issued
an order Yesterday afternoon extend
ing time limit on martial law from
$50 O'Clock TO 1880 o'clock. The or
der goes into effect tonight. From
1880 o'clock until o'clock IN the
morning all persons on the strets Of
Pueblo must have Ranger night
passes and present them for inspec-
tion when required.
The extension was granted because
OF business houses that depend on
night trade to a great extent for
thicr revenue Picture shows and
business houses will be permitted tn
do business until such time that viii
permit their patrons 10 reach their
homes before the time limit for passes.
II is said
Lieutenant Colonel Newton eranted
the extension after sareful considera
ticn of conditions here. whom he found
that stores and business houses dam
aged by floods had taken all precau-
tons to guard their stores aEninst
lootinc and theft.
N IL stated that members Of the
Colorado Rangers viii continue TO d.
night street patrols In conjunction with
members of tho Pueblo police force.
Captain orville Dennis. head Of thu
Colorado Rangers. stated last night
that tho .eptensiop did not mean that
n,ar,jeI law had hscn litted and that
All precautions wcnid he takeo to en-
fcroe military law between tn.11
o'clock at night and . o'clock in tho
morning
rossr-s during the restricted hours
arc being issued 10 persona working at
night and others who OF necessity
must be on tho streets after IN 20
o'clock and before 5 o'clock In tho
morning.
When questioned az 10 how long
martial law would nc In cffec. In this
city Captain Dennis stated .he. 1T
might he fhfre months" This rrr-
caution is declared necessary hecauHr
q. the =-cst rur,h-- of "flcnf~-s' or
undcsir,h hics. with NO permanent ad-
drcss. coming into this city. Owing
to tho fnr, that the Pueblo police
alarm system iE not In orerAticr and
necessary to maintain law And order
under the military.
" was stated las, night 'ha. the
provisional guard company ~ 'ift-
rcn would probably ro wIthdrarr
from Pueblo at tho end Of this week.
Those mon hsve he~n employed 4, DO
Ing night patrols In ,h~ downto-r
business districts and in main, aiming a
night riot squad" to snswer cmer-
messenger.
Moving picture rho- managers d.
c,ared yesterday afternoon that they
would oper their riscor Of hustn~sa
should tho public demand be -uff-
ctort They state. however. that 'har
will necessarily cloHc at an carly hour
-.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29
ASK laws
WITHOUT RESERVATION
ON PRIZE FIGHTING

Dos Moincs, Iowa. June .s.-Adop-
ton OF resolutions condemninS with
out reservation all prize fighting and
calling for the enactment OF icSisia-
ton OF laws to prohibit prize fight
Ing" by tho Northern Baptist conyon-
ton today followed the reference to
special committee of several resr-
luticns that were offered. Tho prize
fighting resolution rccited that ta-
Christian citizenship OF America a
few ycars ago succeeded In outlswin 6
prize fighting but that tho restrictions
had been lifted as n "dcpiorablo re-
suit OF the World war and tho de-
moraiizinE details are spread in our
daily press
As originally offered this resolu-
uon sought TO have barred from the
mails publications which carried
news or sdvortisemcnts dealing with
prize fighting. This proviaion wna'
turned down in committee AS con-
trsry to Bsp'ist belief of freedom of
the press and pulpit"
Another resolution handled by tho
same committee said in part. We
look with disaprroval on any move
mcntE calculated to disrupt tho nnE
standing friendly relations establish
cd between tho United States and
Great Britain. Th,r resolution wa5
aimed n, the Irish agitation. Tho
third of these resolutions which had
been turned back To the committee
called for the establishment Of va
tons, department of education unity
ing ali agencies and with an 'sde-
ousis national leadership organized
on civil service basis"
The Northern sspt'sts convention
adjourned tonight
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29

". Frank Persons. v-ne-chsirrnsn Of
the American Red Cross IN complete
-harre OF all Red Cross work in the
United States, arrived in Pueblo. tues-
FAY afternoon to inspect tho devastat-
sd areas and consul, with local au-
thorities ard Rcd Cross workers. about
the needs resulting from the dtssster
and the means of meeting them.
Notwithstanding the fact that had
a full knowledge Of the great losses re
sultirr from, the flood as reported in
the nswspspern and In the statements
sent nc by Red Cross workers on duty
here. 1 WAS totally unprepared for the
completcnees and scope. Of tho ruin
have .eer today" declared Mr.. Per
sons. shortly after tour thruout the
flooded area.
ut Ia obviously impossible for
stranger to compute or oofnprehenn
the property loss because to such q
large ertrr. tho buildings have simply
vanished foundations and all. While
I know that the economic loss has been
enorr,ous.1 also know that Pueblo will
recover frcm this loss " a sturdy rcso-
iu,e spirit can accomplish this result
MIR. Pers,ns was particularly I'M
pressed via, tho strides Pueblo hsd
maie toward conditions which como
what approximate fhose which had rN-
isted before the flood Tho fact that
lights. water telephone and street cat
service had seen restored 60 short 2
time after tho flood was considered by
the Red Crcss executive a. rno7t re-
marhsble.
The property loss II not the only
h-s, however, continued Air. Persona.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29
West Virginia Governor
ARnms Martial Law

Charlton. -. Va. June es-Govcr-
nor II. +. Morgan, by proclaim alton
here today. resffirmed his declsrst ton
of martial law In Mingo county and
comm ndcd the aHsessor there to en-
roll all pcrsons liable under tho law
for military duty. He also ordered the
sheriff to draft $50 mon or to accept
$50 volunteers. who arc to he mustered
into the service Of tho state for nixiy
DAYS to enforce all orders promulgated
hy tho governor.
Governor MorEan's proclamation re-
cited that state Of war. insurrection
and riot stan exist. in MinEo county
and that the judge of the circuit court
tho sheriff and prosecuting attorney
have again declared thcy arc unable to
control tho situation md have repre-
sonted to tho governor that there is
grave and imminent danger Of great
or and moro serious trouble in that
county
Tho stat, IL without an organised
militia
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29

10 the prospects Of the acceptance ~
the prime minister's invitation to the
Irish leaders to meet under government
auspices. This has been due to the
reticenc- Of Mr.. dc Valera and other
Sim Fein leaders who arc n, lihertv
Mi dc Nsleras consultations with his
collns Eucs are understood to have
progressed on Monday and 4, is stated
that N he desires access to Imprisoned
Sim Foiners for further discussions.
permission will be given. II Is further
reported that n fun meeting Of the
Irish parliament should be required to
obtain sanction of any decision taken,
this also will be allowed and safe con-
duct to the chosen rendezvous will hs
granted Imprisoned members Of that
body
Dublin. June = -(Ey The Associated
press)-Eamonr dc Valera. the Irish
Republican leader is not vet ready to
give a definite answer to Premier
blovd-o-ecrge's LITTER inviting him to
A conference for an Irish settlement.
He has briefly replied 10 the premier,
however. expressing the oArnes, e.s-
sire for a lasting peace but deems unity
of ireland essential to that end.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29
OVERTIME WAGE
OF RAIL EMPLOYEES
CHANGED BY BOARD

Chicago. III. June 2s.-Railroad
employees Will be paid for overtime in
cscess OF eight hours daily at the
prorata rate instead of for time and
one-half under Il temporary decision
OF tho United States railway labor
board today. Tho order effective on
July applies to all employees except
those who have reached individual
rate agreements with tho roads or
those. mostly In tho south. who were
being paid limo md onc-half after
oight hours before federal contro, Of
the roads. The ruling is operative
pending settlement of disputes now
before the board. and II Il Ia later do
cided that tho punitive rate for
overtime rs justified. tho roads will
be directed to pay back to their om-
ployes tho amount to be deducted
att after Jplx under tho preS'n, dee'-
Todays decision nlso provided for
tho continuation "cf tho rules cgtab-
iished by or under the authority Of
the United states railroad admins
trstion until such time as such rules
arc considered and decided on by tho
board with the further exception of
rules agreed on at individual confer
ences which are to become effective
April "a. which In effect. ahrogatcd
the national agreements. tho railways
were given until July I. to negotiate
individual rulcs agreements with their
own employees In case Of disagree
mont. tho dispute was ordered ro-
msnded to the labor board The
flood of d,ssTreements which has
poured into tho board this week and
the delay In hearing them hroueh,
up the prospect that many roads
would he left without any working
agreements after July /. Tho old
rules were therefore continued pro
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29
TWO MEN ARRESTED
ON CHINAMAN'S DEATH

San Francisco. June 7s-Tvo men
rero arrested on narslsuehter charges
TO-DAY in connection with the death
here Of Linn Lip Chung. 'Chinsmsn.
from q beating received after he had
accidsr,ally iost'cd against party of
men and women in = down town
street. tho police declared.
Tho attack m Linn Lip Chung oc-
CURED after bo had aro'ortzrd and
turned away from tho party. tho roiics
said He died at a hospital of = fr7c-
,ur-d skuil and other injuries.
Tine men held arc William Nader,
sErd - and tohr Hoitrook, Ss.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29

wage troubles had become ominouS
over night and were given greater sig
nificance because OF reports that bal
loting on the part of the railroad en-
ploycs thruout tho country indicated
rejection of the wage cut ordered for
July 1. Meanwhile heavily increased
offerings of new wheat in the south
west ware widely construed as indi-
eating that farmers were not going to
hold their wheat this season but were
pouring 1t into elevators as soon as
threshed. r.
Some views of the asrreral settlement
was apparently overlooked and ad-
verse crop advices from the north
west were disreEarded altogether.
Under such circumstances buying or
ders dwindIed nearly to nothing and
efforts to sell became more and more
importunate until at the last. the
market was in state bordering on
collapse
Tonight opinions vary as to whether
liquidation had run it's course and
whether a rebound in prices would en-
sue.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29
ATTACKING MEXICAN
REBELS REPULSED

san Antonio. Texas. June ga
Telegram, received In San Antonio to
dsv from Esmersids. state of Goa
huila. Mexico. stetes ths, rebels at
tackled tha, town ana tho town Of
sierra Naiada. nearby, Saturday, but
wora repulsed The message states
that another attack ts expected Wed
uesdav. unless federal troops arrive
TO disrerse the rebels.
Thr ,n-re are IN a mining district
and many Americans ls rosidents.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29
ADVISES SPANKING
WITH DIVORCE

Omaha, web. Jun. ,s-when
Nora Cobb. is years old. srrlicd for
divorce m district cour, today 1udes
Leslie r1id he guessed he would civ.
n decree" adding that she should
have a spanking along VIII, II"
Mrs. cobb told the Judge Ehe wss
married whom 1s years old.
None Of these fellows who want
20 marry = 15-year-oid girl are any
GOOD" commented Judge Leslie.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29
p,.ruRnANcE IN CUR

Washington. June ga special hui-
lctin issued this morning sy tho
weather bureau says q disturbance
from tho Caribbean sea was central
this mornin- over the southwestern
gulf Of Mexico between Tucs,sn and
Tampico and was moving northwest
ward its intensity undetermined Ven
aels .wcro warned to exercise caution.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29
JAPAN NAVAL COST
EyCT.EnC LAST YEAR

Toxic. Juno ss.-tBy Tho Asso-
cisted rnrsz.)-The naval estimates
for the fiscal year anticipate tho OK
pendituro of boo.ooo.ooo yen about
tho ssmc amount as lsrt year. There
iH to he no change IN the basic policy
OF completing the government eight
bs,'ieships and eight cruisers pro-
gram.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29
FEAR OF RAIL STRIKE
BREAKS WHEAT MARKET
Cash Wheat for Immediate Delivery at Kansas City
Drops m Some Cases Fully
twenty-five Cents

Chicago III, June 2aFea of complications tn.
wheat market
harvest Wild tumbng of followed delivery
days finish Simultaneously cash values for immediate
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29

Old Point Comfort. Va. June 2s--
Aerial bombing tests against the radio
controlled hs,'leship Iowa were call
ed off today on account of fog.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29

tcor ,inucd on raso r~o)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-11
.THANKSFOR
INVITATION
TO PRINCE
Heir to Japanese Throne
Cannot Visit America at
This Time, However

WASHINGTON. Aprn ii.--An ex'
change of fluctuations between rreSi
dent Harding and Emperor Yoshi'
hlto Of Japan was made public today.
Tho subject Of tho message from the
japanese emperor was recent invl'
tatlon from President Harding for
the crown prince OF Japan TO visit
the United states
The Japanese emperor's message
follows:
II learn with sincere qualification
that your secretary of state recently
communicated 10 my ambassador az
Washington. In an informal and con
sldcrate manner. OF your willingness
TO extend an Invitation 20 the crown
prince 10 visit the United states. The
gracious thought which prompted
you TO make this communication IL
very highly appreciated. and ! keen
ly regret that certain unavoidable
circumstances. mostly concerning
myself. should preclude me for the
present from accepting on behalf OF
my son the invitation 20 eourtrously
offered"
Tho Japanese emperor. Il was said
NJ the White House. feels that b.
couss of his own illness. the absence
Of tho crown prince would be undo.
airable. altho therc In reason TO bs-
lieve tha, the prince may take ad.
vausag~ OF uarding's invitation and
make q special trip 10 America