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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-19

LONDONAS, gr. Il lsuvt-
Iinta). - Angli&ki laikraSGial
uzimti jau kelinta diena pakl-
lusiais gandais. Tie gandal,
tai plenuojama SuSaukti Wa
shingtonan naujq konfcrencl-
ia. kuri tur6tQ uzsiimti vien
ekonominiais pasaulo reika-
lais.
Ncsakoma, kad ia kOnferen-
ella galutinai jau nustatyta.
Tx sakoma, kad kuomet nusl-
ginklavimo konferencija lures
pavykimo, tuomet pavyktu II
su ekonOmine kOnferencDa.
Kai-kas tvirtina, jog ekono-
mine konferencija esanti rel
kalingesn6 uz visas kitas VI
sokios rQSies kOnferenclJas
Mes siauGianGiq pasauly be-
tvarke butinai reikia sustaO-
dyti il padaryti jai gala.
Gal Amerika gelbesianti Eli
ropai.
Be tn visQ gandu apie pie
nuoiama ekonomine konferen.
ella pasirod6 indomi zinia. Sa'
koma, kad premieras Lloy'
George su premieru Brlano
DO atlaikytos Gia jQ dVleJ|
konferencijOs ateinancla' sa
waite, sumanluslu Dehural Ne
liauti Washingtonan If tena
pasidarbuoti, idant ekononmn'
konferencija tikrai butQ Sl
Saukta.
Niekas negali pasakyti, kleI
yra tiesos toje zinioje;
Indomi zinia.
Teciau laikrastis Daily Mai
uztikrina, jog per >ateinanei'
du manesiu premieras Lloy'
George negales iskeliauti A
narikon Mes lis TRIUMPH Ial
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-19
PINIGg KURSAS.

svetimq salip pinigp verte,
mainant nemazziau $4,000 dol.
gruodzio II buvo tokia pagal
Merchants. Loan & Trust Go.
Anglijos sterl. syarui 4.O7
Prancijos 100 frankq 7.5S
Italiios 100 liru 4.S4
Vokietijos 100 marliu 81
Lietuvos 100 auksinp 81
Lenkp 100 markiq .OS
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-19
GAL TREGIADIENI BUS
BALSAVIMAS.

DUBLINAS, gr. 10.
Sinn-feineriQ parlamentas ta-
riasi Londone padarytq tai
kos salygq klausime, Tuo
klausimu parlamentas, matyt,
balsuos 81 ,treeiadieni.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-19
PABALTIJOS VALSTYBIU EKONOMINE KONFEREN-
CHA TALINE.

WASHINGTON Killed (Iiet Inf. Biuras). Etos
pranesimu siande vyko Taline Pabatos Vastybq exc
nomn6 konferenca. Konferencijoje dayvauJa: LetuVa
Iatvia Estia ir Suoma Lielva konferencoJe atsovau
"a Jrzsenio Reikau ViceMinseris, Petras Kimas, r p
Jurgutis Latvos atsova yra pp Mejeravieius r Ppas
Estija atstovauja p. Holsti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-19
NAUJI ATEIVIJAI ISTA-
'TYMAI.

WASHINGTON, gr. 10.
Cionai sumanomi nauji koki-
nors ateivijos varzymai. No
rima naujQ svetimsaliq nelsi-
leisti, kol cia gyvena svetim-
saliai nebus suamerikoninti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-19
KULKASVAIDzIAIS NAL
sINA RIAUsININKUS.

BELFAST, gr. 19. = Ana
diena cia gatvese pakilo riau
S6s. Anglq kariuomen6 prizes
riausininkus pavartojo kulka-
svaidzius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-19
zEMEs DREBEJIMAs.


GUAM, gr. 10. = Pereita
penktadieni .eia atjausta smar
kus zemes drebejimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-19
ANGLIA NORI EE0NOMINES KONFERENCIJOS

ku rengiasi keliauti pletrnen
prancijon atsilsatp po prale's-
tQ "vargQ."
Bet laikraStis Times raSo
\ Is iStikimQ versmiQ prane-
$ama. jog po konferenciJos su
Briandu ateinanciQ savaite
rremieras Lloyd George Sian
dienine blogq Europos padetl
labai geistQ perstatyti prezl-
dentui Hardingui, kuris, be
abeionas jaucia daug paslgal-
l6iimo nukamuotam Europos
kontinentui.
Ir jei Lloyd George papra-
SytQ prezidento susauktl eko-
nomine konferencijq, rodos,
tasai praSymas butQ pasek-
mingas.
Kai-kurios paziuros.
LaikraStis Daily Telegraph
raSo, kad jei ekonomin6 pasau-
Ito konferencija butQ Saukla-
ma. visuomene tai konferenci-
jai butu daug palanlIi.
TeGiau, kad konferenclJa
tur6tQ pavykima, j tur1
but Saukiama paGios Washin-
gtono vyriausybes iniciativa.
Konferencijos projektas tu.
ri iSSeiti is Washingtono. Tuo'
met iis turetQ nepaprasta rel
kSme.
Tokiu budu cia il kitur is
dirbamas tokiai konferencija
palankumas, nors apie ja ME
Iko nezinoma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-19
VlETlJyOS PREZIDENTAS PRIENIE PURYCKI0
.ATSISTATYDINIMA.

WASHINGTON, XII-15d. Qiet. Inf Bluras) Eltos
pranesimu Letuvos prezidentas priene Uzsemo helKa
Ministerio DR.. Puryckio, atsstatydinlma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-19
TAUTU SAJUNGOS KONTROLES KOMISIJA
ATSAUKS Is VILNIAUS.

WASHINGTON, Killed Iiet Inf. Biuras) Eltos
pranesimu TauQ Saungos Mlitae konroles komsa WI
niuie bus atSauka sausio pradzioje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-19
LENKAI PASIKVIETE VILNIUN PALANKIUS
LAIKRASTININKUS.

WASHINGTON, XII-15d. Qiet. Inf Bmras). Eltos
pranesinu lenka paskvee Vilniun prancuzu r ang
lu akraStinnkus informuot ape teisnguma rnkmq Vii
niuie Angla atsisake vaziuoti
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-19
Syarbios zinios is Lietuyos
AUNIUS PASKIRTAS MINISTERIU LATVIJAI.

WASHINGTON, Killed. (Liet. Inf Biuras) - Ell
tos pranesm Dr. zaunus paskrtas Letuvos reziduojan
Gu Ministeriu Latviiai
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-19
NEKUOMET TAIP NERA.

Reporters buvusi potkieriq - Kaip tamsta gale
iai. surnkt taip didelus turtus?
PoHtiherius: Visokiomis nesvarioms politinenis
transakcijomis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-19
Indomi Ania.

TeGiau laikraStis Daily Mail
uztikrina, jog per >ateinaneiu
du m6nesiu premieras Lloyd
George negales iskeliauti A
merikon. Mes jis TRIUMPH lal-
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G.. w. SrEGALL DEAD.

G. w. Stcgall, well known citi-
zen of Pickcns county, died at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Il. a.
Duncan, on the Bird day Of May after
only a short illness. MIR. Stcgall was
81 years and six months Of age, had
been twice married, first to Miss Bet
tic Moore, daughter Of Iliga Moore,
and later ma"ricd TO Miss Charity
Murphy, daughter Of Thomas Muir
ply. His last wife preceded him to
the grave just ten months ago.
lie is survived by four sons
and three daughters, as follows:
J -. '5tega!l, OF Eaaicy route
8; j. \, Stcgall, Of Louwj3na; 4.
>. Strgall and W. j. $tr"All. OF
Gnysvllic, Tenn; Mrs. r. \. Dun
can, or Easlcy; Mrs. W. l.. Duncan,
OF Easlcy, and Mrs. j. a. Leslie, Of
Gray Court, 5. c.
Mr.. Stcgall has been devoted
Christian for over thirty years, and
was Christian worker, and we feel
sure that he is now resting in the
beautiful realms beyond, where all
is peace, JOY and happiness. Mr..
Stcgall was noble and beloved
Confederate veteran. At the age of
twenty-onc he enlisted and served
lour years IN the civil War under
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THREE AND TWENTY ITEMS.

Archer Wall Douglas, in his month
IS review of business conditions in
the current number Of The Nations
Business, declare that business is on
the upgrade, but not vet running in
high. > How about Zoe cotton?
Mrs. William Johnson, Of Lathem,
visited Mrs. j. Nj. johnson last week.
Miss Bcrtic Watson and Miss Clara
Maud Nally were afternoon visitors
at &. N. Wyatts Monday.
Miss Annie Henderson, Of the G.
W. c., spent the week end with home
folks last week.
Mrs. Belle Richcy, Of Pickens, was
a weekend visitor at the home Of
Mr. w. G. Martin last week.
Mothers Day at Fairvicw last Sun
day was quite success in every way.
Such beautiful singing, such splen-
did talks and so much good to cats.
Mr.. b. N. Wyatt, of Anderson,
came up for Mothers Day.
Mr.. Burk Barton, of Townville,
was a Sunday visitor at Mrs. Sara
Wyatt's.
Thomas Johnson, who has been
suffering from bad sore foot, is
getting better, we are glad to report.
Gardens are fine. Fresh beans
VIII soon be the order Of the day.
Oats are fine, but us farmers are
blue over the cotton 1t is looking
badly and doing the same.
The fruit crop, in my opinion. will
be failure. There are hardly anv
apples, and the peaches, it seems.
will all fall off.
Mrs. Sam Nally, Of Pickens, wor-
shipped at Fairview last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Henderson. Of
Greenville, were Sunday visitors in
our burg.
Rustic Rhymes and Pithy Para
graphs, by Will Dalton, of the Easley
school was just fine.
Farmers are resting and letting the
grass grow as we are having rain.
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Washington

Mrs. Freda Stecher. wife of E,,oo,,
Stecher. who did not stop to cav aon1
W "heh he fled from PHILADELPHIA
WIN Grover Cleveland Bergdoll com
'''hoo bitterly of her treatment while
teStl'E'nS before the house committee
''VoS'lsat,ng the slacker's escapo,
PRESIDENT Harding turned from the
worldwide problems that crowd unon
nm long enough to carry in narsnn -
" So'rowlhs family word OF his own
""' me nations grief in the death Of
''""'tf" Douglas White, chief iustica
oi the United States.
me end for Chief Justice White 30
'hH supreme court is expected ot ,nv
moment. This is the view OF tba nhv
Sic:ans where he recently underwont
an operation.
y proposed banking change has been
submitted to the senate which wouI1
make notes, drafts and other con,n,o.
c'al paper issued by cotton factor. ~;
slD'c i"r re-dlsco'lnt in the federal re.
serve system
senator Shields Of Tennessee haa
introduced a bill in the senate to cnr.
tait sales OF firearms commonly used
IN commission of felonious hon icidos
and, assaults.
me consul at Mexicalo, Mexico has
reported to the department OF com
merce that the cotton crop OF Lower
California will be considerably in ex.
cess of $4,000 bales.
The requirement. that the nrob,,,
ton amendment be ratified within
seven years by three-fourths of Tho
states, does not inyalidate the ontiro
measure, the Supreme court reoent,,,
ruled.
Conferences with parties involved n
the marine wage controversy are con.
tinuing almost daily, and It is honed
some satisfactory solution may be soon
reached.
Two names only are mentioned for
the vacant chief usticeship-William
howard Taft and Charles Evans
Hughes-w with the indications pointing
to Taft
A dispatch from El Paso, Texas saws
Candido hguilar, foreign minister in
tne Cafraliza regime, has been arrest
ed at Marathon, Texas, charged with n
violation of the passport law.
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a demand for thorough invOstiga-
taoh of charges that Senator Newberry
Of Michigan was elected through fraud
ulent expenditures of vast sums Of
money has been made by Henry Ford,
ms defeated opponent in the 1918 cleo
lloh, III kilograms to Chairman Dill
llhgilam and other members OF the sen.
alc committee on elections
Passage Of the naval appropriations
OH III the senate is expected, with Sen
ator Borah'S disarmament amendment
hltched on to IT,
General Pershing expects to make a
persohal inspection of each Of the citi-
-cns training camps established in
Tue various sections OF the country,
Ihc president has signed the immi.
grafton restriction bill.
judge Edmund Waddin. Jr,. or Rich.
mono mas been named to be judge Of
tho fourth federal circuit court.
More liberal rural credits and cxten.
sion OF the present six months redis.
count ny the federal reserve banks on
agricultural papers is favored by Sec.
Ietafy Mellon as a means of relief for
the farmer.
chairman Porter OF the house for-
elgh affairs committee, said recently.
after a conference with President IJar.
ding, that the Chief executive honad
ior the adoption OF a peace resolution
ny the house without any unnecessary
delay
inS.on ahent the pink boil worm and
''le' Mexican hcef cattle, attended by
'opfeSenlatiE OF the cotton growing
s'a'"s, has adjourned. Il il, found that
mNch progress has boon made bv tho
federal authorities together with the
STATE authorities in the eradication OF
the pest
Nchard Washburn Child. author. and
former editor OF Golfers Weekly, has
| heen selected by President Harding for
! ambassador to Italy.
Repeal or the tax on health and no.
c'deht Insurance. was sought before
lte senate finance committee recently.
ms committee is considering tax re-
VISION. The statement was made be-
lore the committee that the average
SICK and accident policy lapscs after
seven months.
Governor Harding Of the federal re-
serve board announces that he will
make Il TWO weeks tour OF the agricul.
'"fal ana industrial centers OF the mid
u'e west and South. Among the cities
ne Will visit are Nashville. Birm;ng.
nam, st. Louis, Topeka, Kansas CITY.
oklahoma City and Little Rock, Ark
1t is stated authoritativeN in Wash.
lms'oh mat recognition of the South
ohlhi' government by the United States
is not in contemplation.
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- " srr, nas-s,r
s]:. 4. stssi sVE,SY:A
I.... I....:.1 4'1IlII) OVER
II: NEWS CT TIE SOUTH
Ehat 4" Taking Place IN Tho South,
'snd Wi'l Ee Found In
9rief Paragraphs


c,. ,,
r,,l,., :, ~, ,,,,.,;' ~ N.'''cioi'
..- "''''P'i'S 70 lnVeSu'
'.'"'''' "' N"cH pursuing a
'"s VI ''"'o' III the st"dy
"'" !" 'of1n"Fh LUH"n.
iNcgu''yc committee OF tha
lSh Nor'hSrn Counties Textile fed.
Len ia* adoptcl resolution de.
''-'''E /" "crepN me employers pro.
''''' '"i l'' "uSc3
.1nmeit %'l,,atrick. OF Union.
sW;! "a. has 'euone nsune in tn,
1'u, N,.Bou. Nharc ho W..
-" y Il. / ol mort nrr, Of by,.
VT. q" '@gro e la rauor, ga.tt ont
ii ~ l}cd O.
III. "o0cti" ,"i; O, a;i ;,a y
'"' a%iil!nir Ii" d., f,irn ,.,,'l i,Y,,
haa' H!,n pren.jyr A~,.r,ls n,.;s
ht"'r" i&hed 20 move Che c!,au,
~ 'i>nutioa h,uNg the oncuipp day
u m" Site SIAN ana ,.Daiationo d.j,,,
:.Hnlly.
Ama,;cg's torpiu, nr,io,. ,
Il ot ANY, id .oli-,ic tn,,I,.,1,i,,', ''' =
.a ;.Ar,d a uuon - s,,aiyh, ,,;.,:,,''
as;; wiibom ho,,o ,. >''''
:: i!aiton IN thn lnarnn of ro,io,,.
@-;' tie op.icai i,,,arDrot,tinr ~ ~
Holici"# 10 The Harding ndminis,r,,i,,
as cnunriated FOR thc rirst tin,n ~,
Iol. Gaorge lIarvrv nov Annri,..,,
snaaudor to Great B,i,oin MI. d.
l.a,ion was made N ire ni,.,in,,. a.,
nar y,cnrt,y h,,a j., ''''' VII
Lloyd G aorgc IN, rei,or,,n, j., ,or,.
hnt afford no ,nisropstruc,;nn ,h,,
M bort liprraniy ,,d MI, nn,;,, '.''
'sulors must he cruhod ,h, ,hn 4;
n%!au question mus, 10 sa,,1n,, h, ~,
slnrs nc council ann tl,t ~,
ailles treaty musl ho ,n1,o,, .,
*nuctcd.
!,
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-05-26
ICE CREAM FESTIVAL.

st. Paul, Saturday night, May 28.
Everyone is invited.
Boys, bring your girl and pocket
full Of money. Girls, look your prct-
'iest and get the beautiful cake that
VIII DC given to the prctticst and
most popular girl.
mere will be unique cake walk
on the lawn and everything that is
dehghttul and pleasant. So come,
come.
On, yes, the proceeds will po for
tne Denevolence of the church via tn
Epworth League.
"Snookum."
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Domestic

Actlon on the proposed unification
or the five creeds OF Presbyterian
churches in the United States wos do.
acrreo uhtil next year by the sixty.
lnS' general assembly Of the South.
erh presbyterian church, which omen.
eo It's sessions recently in st. Louis
me national coal association vii,
protest to the interstate commerce
commission against the alleged prac.
.icc oi railroads in giving preferences
-. we assignment OF TRANSPORTATION fo.
c'iltlcs to those mines HAVING roi,rood
fuel contracts.
BUSINESS conditions in the Unitod
states are inestmably better Than in
any other part of the world hecous,
business and industrial organization.
or the United States promptly proceed-
ea 10 bring about deflation, J. e. Do.
Wis or washington. former chairman
oi me federal trade commission. told
the Wholesale lumber association IN
secession recently in Chicago.
One man was killed, another perha no
fatally injured and two others esr;ons.
~ injured when Louisville and Mash
Vliie passenger train left the troc1,
at Solway, Tenn, the result OF q bno1,
ling rail. D"'A-
a budget Of $10,500,OO to carry ~,
.he Deheticences and mission work OF
the Southern Presbyterian church hos
been approved by the committee ~,
systematic beneficence and steward
snip at conference preliminary tn tb
s'xty-thlrd general assembly here. Tho
committee proposes to appropriate SO
ooo'oOO for missions and the remain.
ing $4,000, 900 for various activities in.
GUIDING ministerial relief.
After following directions marked on
Drown, stained. wrinkled niece Of
paper marked I'D. Haney, his chart /"
on 2'o0o-mile journey in search of
iiuoen pirate gold, the fishing scboon.
er Patsy and it's crew Of eight are hacl,
IN port after months unsncceosf,,,
effort to find the treasure. accordina
TO information sent out from New Or'
leans.
Fraukln x. Lane, former secretary
OF the interior, died at hospital at
Rochester, Mimi, death being due tn
an attack Of angina pectoria. He
was operated on May for gallstones
and appendicitis, and was said to he
recovering when heart disease from
Which he had sufferde from time to
time during the past eight months de.
Veloped. Hospital physicians had ex.
pressed the belief that the operation
would remove the heart affection, hut
an attack after the operation deyelon.
ed fatally.
A federal warrant was recently "a.
snod in New York City for Giusenn,
de Filippo, Bayonne truck man. detain.
ed as Wall street bomb plotter su..
pect, charging him with having a..
tempted to destroy the United state
assay office.
Mrs. Emma G. Bergdoll has heon
sentenced in the federal district CONF
to one year and one day in the A.
ianta penitentfary for conspiracy to aid
har sons, Grover c. Bergdoll and Erwin
r. Bergdoll, to desert the UnitoS
States army, and was fined total ~
$1,000. '' ~
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-05-26
LIBERTY, ROUTE THREE.
(Too late for last w.ck)

nov mr MIN i,lrd his re.u,,r
,opointmnnt - Gollen Crnck Ram
tiat church Sunday afternorn at 1:GO
D. NJ. Oh account Of ttc rain the
Please remcnio2r sunday school
every SuNaH mofan% at ~ a. m.
tot rl; ;lNohe ger li'iei' I@" ana cone
and fcH inc nptaaH Sehooi work.
80 p> - - V''~' >
:" com : Z 'o''''
r'iendS a"d rrI"t'Ves VII DC Gf,eF-
% 70 near OIL 'ho oe"'' oi'ilS. o'.''-
iey VINO aicd some ''INo n''ot""y
Iethooh' fnfiher P'fN'cu'arS VIII
.'"ov,'' :" W. " ''" 's' 80 -"
'''N' - "''''0'' :"
''' ','' "N,'''' ~ ,''' ''''' =" "
l,o'''''''' y "'''" - 80 -
''''''
@r Ji'' '1aGtA oi haS!ey, Wa
iI5iCn@ 'H@" A'te iISt weekend.
3r. N"Ioa Nnp'E, OF Ctcm-
ron Nyr t'a tnd-ihc-day guests
tN W,'l. ,''1 ~ tHc nome OF thcir
ga'lIa y |oper.
O.. g. vla. TON, ol Central, was
YU uUf.4siUnul otuiness here last
uIa.
i, ,,.,....,, ,.d .,, coo,
.,,, ...,I =, rl,,. ,t,
,u..l :, ,.,n,u fr,o,,a. mn
.. .,,..to .,,ro,
l'''''i ''o'" %
'"%S' o' W announce tle
~ . "''us ,'cr Api' Ao'ii,
'''''' ~ ~ ~ ny, ''''i '''''c' "'l'
I"N"H'''iS A-i''e'iioerSo DIS MISS
'0 wy 'o'''
"!r'' Mar! Jane nan ana daugh
YER Mrs. Robert ;. Ieargin, and chill.
dlch, harold kusNln ana Robert, Jr
OF wa ,. W spent lew days las
week with the formers daoghtcr
MIS- y. "a. bllilhgslE
Mrs. Manning burgess had as he
guests sunday MY William Newell
ana dauEhter and Mrs. Clint Mccall
an" c'''i"reh'
MR. ~ bc'ls trends Will b.
glad to hear ne IS rapidly mprovin!
rom /" fecchC illheSS OF several week
o"raNoh.
Mrs Lon nmi'h IS cr'Ic;''iN III Il
i'ef nome near '''orrty' littlc hop
c'iIerIa'Heo lor hef recovery
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-05-26
EVILS OF CONSTIPATION.

Perhaps the most serious of the
diseases caused by constipation is ap-
pcndicitis. If you would avoid this
dangerous disease keep your bowels
regular For this purpose Chamber
lins Tablets are excellent, easy to
t'kc and mild and gentle in cffcct.-
y dv
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-05-26
Fire Damaae S15o,OoO.

East Liverpool. Ohio.-Fire destr
ed The First Methodist Protest
church and damaged a two-story br
building housing two mercantile
adjustments here. The loss is e
mated at $150.0OO. p
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-05-26
Ashley Mulqrave Gould.

Washington. Ashley Mulgra
Gould. associate Justice OF the T
trict Supreme Court, died suddol
attor brief Illness Justice Coz
presided at both trials in the case
Jules w Arnstein and others
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-05-26
Mexico to Build Navv.

Mexico City.--A naval building p
gram calling for an expenditure o,
sum equivalent to $1OO,O0O,O0O, spre
over period Of ten years, has be
outlined by the department Of Ar
and Navy.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-05-26
Can't Insure Spare Parts.

Atlanta. Ga. TheftS of spare pa
from automobiles have become
numerous that the companies h,s
ing them in the South have decit
TO write no more policies on sp;
tircAt rims. spotlights and such acc
sories, it was announced here.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-05-26
Linney Stands by Letter.

tTHTey NtdTIUb Uy GCteo1'
WashingtOn-Frank Linney wi,
sumo full responsibility for the
famous letter regarding negro v
in North Carolina when he apI
before the senate judiciary con,
tee to answer charges preferred.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-05-26
Bookkeeper Got s2s8,54o.72

montgomery, Ala.-The defalcati
or Randolph Gambler, bookkeeper
the Exchange National Bank, of Il d,
city who committed suicide May 7
was officially announced by the dir
tors OF the bank to be S238. .5Ao72.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-05-26
Survey Of Agriculture.

Washington.-The senate comr'
report on the Lenroot-StrOng resol
ton authorizing a general survey
agriculture and related matters.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-05-26
Stacker in Guardhouse

rockford, Ill.-The first allee
Stacker arrested in the eighth colp
area since publication Of the War -
parlment's Stacker list was In tn
guardhouse at Camp Grant
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-05-26
kIIpatk.ick Driven Insane.

F1TCK DTTVeH fTS""o'
WarsaW:T3. Captain Emmett XII
rick OF U1Aontown, Ala, has bee
insane In THE Moscow prison W.
he was incar{cerated from experie !,
OF brutality$,nd terror, accordin n
reports received here.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-05-26
CHE, ,VROLE'T PRICE. S S
REDUCED.

@.A& 2>3::tye May :3SsEEn, the
..>cy-oi&s Mogor Conn
:o2ny anzao1sxat:e (, price
10 52aacsxon c,ga the Model
$50 Touring Car Of
81 Is. This will make
ssae car sell FOX $4,000
delivered in Pickens
county. This pric e
uoakes the Chevrolet
AN exceptional bargain,
and If you are thinking
OF buying a car you will
got save anything by
waiting longer, as tlsere
will be mo- further price
rcc'uctior tlais year. For
Demonstration or amy
,'rrs 5S-ar Information, see
X. l.. BARK, care Barr
@ros., E.asley, S. c.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-05-26
Cold Causes RenIantIno.

Observation-Disclosures rel,ia
ing OF cotton in the South has res su.t
from recent cool, wet weather, Il
partmep: of. agriculture announc ad
It's weekly review Of the crop Gol
tions.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-05-26
Strike Settlement Expec+sthh

Strike Settlement Expecttstd:
New York. Settlement of di
ences between he Clothing Manu-
.orers ASSOCIATION and 10000 m
Ders OF thS Amalgamated ClotI
workers. UNION, on strike sincs
cei'pef is expected to be made.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-05-26
Disabled Vets to Meet.

Washington.-The first annual =
vention Of the National Disabled <
diers' League will be held here E
June 20 to June 25, it was annount
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-05-26
MONEY TO LOAN.

On Improved Farms in Pickens,
Oconec and Grecnville counties. City
property, Greenvile, Easlcy and
Seneca.
r E. BRUCE, Pickens, S. c.
Office Over Kcowec Bank.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27

JAPANESE wishes position TO take entire
charge OF gentleman's place: Al valet. to
travel; also chauffeur, experienced repairs
and driver. O. 14n West BJth.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
GARDENER.

GARDENER.
CAN RECOMMEND GARDENER
sUPERINTENDG INT; THOROUGHLY
QUALIFIED no SUPERVISE GEN
TLESfAN'S COUNTRY Il TATE;
LIFE XPERIEN NCE IN ALL
BRANCHES OF GARDENING AND
FARMING. ALSO HEAD WORKING
GARDENER. CAPABLE OF TAKING
CHARGE or AN UP TO DATE
COUNTRY PLACE; WIFE's SER
VICES NOT INCLUDED; PAST REC
ORps AND REFERENCES WILL
BEAR CLOSEST INVESTIGATION
AS TO ABILITY. GENERAL TRUST
woRTHINESs AND CHARACTER.
ADDRESS N. A. G., SUITE 306-7.
$50 FIFTH AV.. NEW YORK.