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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-22

Situations Wanted-FemaIe 50
PLACE in Catholic home 70 work for
board while attending business college
Address Rox sS3 News-Tfmes
NJ NG-For p=acticsI nursing cali
evenings Lincoln 1924, or ef5 "
wash. lgton. Best Of references
POSITION WANTED BY e7ToTfenCsd
saleslady in ready-to- wear department
Address Box S27. News -Tlmaa.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-22

SID CARS-For sale: repair wOrE
done; tow service, vel pull you tn
any time day or night Central Car
sEs 116 y Mil So Main 43Q
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-22

OF IT.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-22

EXES-
Can't keep sway from white spaca
Have your ad set Up Ike this and
secure maximum reader attention.
People you know are using classified
ads every dAy,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-22
wHIrCoNIB & KELLER.

coLPAERr REALTY CORP.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-22
AUTOMOBILES

7EVENTTALLY. Why not now" Use our
battery repair shop for your service
work reasonable prices and sure Te-
suits. Olson Battery Service, i25 s.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-22
Household Goods

AMERICAN BEAUTY irons now $50 /;
Hot Point $685.. complete line Of
standard grills percolators coasters,
cleaners, washers. etc, at Schaffner s.,
oppOsite n0st0fflce az raduceI prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-17
A CALL TO PRAYER

The Federation OF ;Toman's Boards
of Foreign Missions and the Coun-
Gil of Women for Home Missions, are
again uniting in call to prayer for
the observance il 1921 of joint day
of prayer for world wide missions.
Friday, Febru.ry Is, has been set
apart as the dav. This day of prayer
will be observed by the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society "f NJ. E Churcl; South
in the Sunday School room of the
church. There will bc two sessions.
one at 10 q. m, and another at 9 D. NJ.
The morning leaders are: Mrs. VIM.
Reardon and Mrs. R. ]. Yates of Del
Ray, afternoon leader, Mrs. William
Rodgers.
All women of the city arc invited
to one or hotn :cassions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-17
Movie For Youngsters
Shown Each Friday Afternoon And
Evenings Ut Westminster
Building

The Y. N. r. y, party for young
people tomorro" /" cvening will again
feature new ga ncs or the order o!
those which proved so popular last
week. A driving competition Tor
mixed doubles is one listed, and other
will be eq,ally attractive.
A splendid program of motion pic
lures will start promptly at 1870 z.
M, after which will follow games
and refreshments.
The Y. NJ. G.. A.. extends cordial
invitation to s!l of sixteen years or
more TO its weekly parties at the
Westminster building or Friday
evenings.
Motion pictures especially for chill
dren. will be shown Friday afternoon
at $3.50. America Junior" a filn,
! shown to the children at the Eelasco
Theatre last Saturday, will be on thi:
weeks program.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-17
W omen Voters
These Who Did Not Pay Taxes Last
Year. Must Pay BY May TO
Vote For Governor

Women who did no. register and
pay their pollr tax last year and who
want 10 vo,.-:t. l:rr g'i1' rnatOria!
election in August. must pay their
poll taxes by May l. according TO Rc
election laws of Virginia. or S,x
months before the date Of the general
election in November. BY special pro-
vision in the laws, this was not neces
sary the first year, but Will be re-
quircd now, it is declared.
Section 5 Of the acts extending the
right Of suffrage 10 women in part
reads:
Thai she shall as prerequisite
10 the right TO vote after this act be-
comes effective personally pay at
least six months prior to the election,
all State poll taxes assessed or asses
sable against her under this act during
the three years next preceding that
in which she offers to vote. provided
that she shall. unless physically un-
anle. prepare and deposit her ballot
without aid. on such printed form as
the law may prescribe, and provided
further, that the requirements that
pol takes shall have been personally
paid at least six months prior to the
election shall not apply to any e!cc-
:ion. which may be held in the year
N which this act becomes effective
for which year no pail tax is levied
but the payment CT poll tax for the
/: (Coatinucd on page two)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-17
Bus Line In Trouble
W. s. Snow Appointed Receiver fer
Virginia Rapid Transit Co.. Inc

Virginia Rapid Transit Co.. Inc
The Firgini. Rapid Transit Com
panv. Inc. of this city, which oncratas
Inc OF passenger buses Eetwe n
this city and Washington, today in
the corporation court was placed in
the hands of receivers. TIE re-
ceivcrship is ~ result Of a suit filed
bv II. F. Campbell to recover tie sum
Of $a93.%9 from tho corporation for
supplies f1rniShcd.
Judge Moncu"e nar,cd William s.
Sr0w AS receiver for the company
and he i, dirc:t"G 10 .akc ct:.r@c II
is affairs and to continue the oncr-
alton of the line and report 70 the
"ourt. Mr.. Sro" furnished 4 bond
in The sum Of $4,000
This company ras been operating
nasscneer husse> between hc"c AMI
Washington for several months past.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-17
Crime On Decrease
Chief Goods Tells Poli:c Ccmml>si"n-.
cr, In RcpOrt-Jc>eph IL.
NowIaad Elected
Nnmhn- OF Force
NIcmhec Of rOrce

,.,l.,n. T., tho monthly REPORT
-. r pnIf.a Coods submitted at
rho n,oo,;,r of the board Of police
.ar,,,is.:ornr. hrld last night in the
e;. .f u,v,. lanes NJ Duncan
~ - ~. ..;,.,.. -, , sariaus ma
me- .,,:,.sL r,,.o thsr any other.
-. ;.s j. -. beer connected
- -, -, 1a.. ,or+ This hc said
VIZ" '''s ~, ~ T ~. ,hn efficiency Of IN.
s,I ,,L =. nan th.. hayc on
:, ,'''''. r
,rha ho.,a .oc. oc.aSion to praise
>, .,om,. = =, tvo r,o,orcvcic 20
- ~
r.,s.,...I Az, j..;1.d n Obtain =
49, ,r,-,hor &C .,rrs,s made
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-17
Gibraltar Club
Members Of Athleti, Organization
Pack Hall al Opening
Entertainment

Featured by crowd that packed
he hall 10 cqpqt;ty and that arprce;-
ated the efforts Of IN" committee on
entertainments, The first Of y series
Of feature events was held by tie
Gibraltar Athletic Club ut tho club
rooms on thr second floor at Cos King
strect. last cy"H:n".
Several athi.ic exhibitions had
hcen arranged for tn" evening, among
them bcin9 four-round boXine bouts
bcrwecn "S;nnnr" HAYDEN and Sail
or" Hylan and Brother" Arnold and
"Younr" Johnston nnd wrestling
matches octwe~a Young Hansen and
ENi Rocco and TaIdrn ard Currier
The frs; Of tn ;:yeStliNG matches. be.
tween IvTlg Hansen and k;c Rocco
went aG msr:'a without fall.
Tq,!owi:g = boxi;f@.anI,w. eStlin,.
matches. several short talk: we"t
heard and rc;rc: llments in the way o;
sandwiches mn: soft drinks wer,
scrv2d. The c!1h p!4ns to hav' better
quarters il tka REAR future aad an
other Of these evenings will be held
thr date to b" a'.ncunccd later
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-17
To Complete Plans For Re,
sisting Trolley Fare
Boost
HEARING FEBRUARY 25
Every Commuter i'll City Invited to
Attend Meeting-Executive Com
mittee Confers With Attorney Syme

a public mass meeting of The COM
muters On tn. Virginia
Railway will BE- held at s o'clock
Monday night ~ the auditorium ri
the chamber nf commerce a: whlcn
time final plans for ten fight against
the Virginia Railway
Company increasing its fare will be
considered.
This case will be heard February
25 before the Interstate Commerce
Commission in Washington
At a meeting Of the executive COM
mittcc Of the Commuters ASSOCIATION
held last night in the rooms Of the
chamber Of commerce the matter OF
fighting the railway company was
zone owe" With Attorney Conrad
Syme, who rcarc=cntS the commu-
ters.
It is stated BY the members of the
executive committee OF the ussoc,a-
ton that they desire every commutsr
IN this city and rcarb:. to attend the
mass meeting NJ ,nday nigh: as 1t IS
10 the interest OF all TO attend.
The question will hC pushed Wig
orously and ever. effort made TO PIE
vent the railway company stcurin"
IN increase in fare.
The -commuter:, on the Falls Church
line Of this road already hav" organ
:zed and are prepared to give the
road battle ir 'ncir effort tc boost
the fare.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-17
Wedding Last Night
Miss Ruth Franklin Watkins Bride Of
Frank +. Drvers

The marr!aga Of Miss Ruth Frank
lin Watkins, daughter of Mrs. Wat
kins. and the lac William Franklin
Watkins, t. NJ. Frank +. bovcrs.
took place last evening ct s;x o'clock
It her home in North Columbus street
The bride entered with her brother.
Mr. William I..w.s Watkins. who gave
her in marriage. Rev. P. p. Phillips,
nf St Paul'S Protestant Ep:sconal
Church, performed tn" ceremony. Tn"
bride wore travelling suit Of dark
blue pean with blue straw hat 70
match, her flowers were a corsagc
bouquet of violetS and lilies Of valley
Her only attendant was her sister,
Miss Eleanor Watkins. rowned in
brown ceoreett@ with tullc hit and
carried shower bouquet OF 0phe!ia
roses. The groom has as his best
man his brother, Mr. Melvin Devers.
The wedding march was. played by
Mrs. Thomas Mills Watkins.
Following the ceremony there was q
supper for the Lridal party ard the
immediate families Of the bride AM
groom
Mr. ana Mrs. Dcvcrs left ia'er for
California, where they vii! spend
tw,. r10nths.
Among the out Of town gH.stS aS
he wedding were Mr.. and Mrs Allen
Flick, ard Mrs. ada Watkins D:er, OF
Washington, Mrs. \. P. Brooches, OF
Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs. Thom"s
Watkins, cf kentuck:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-17
Right Way Meeting
Employees Of American Railway ES
press Co., Hear Addresses

press Co., Scar Addresses
The local employees of the Amer.
can Railway Express Company held
their second ri"n1 way meeting last
night at POS King street. The right
way camnai"n was launched through
out the country By the American
Railway ExprnSs Company or Jan
uary II, 1921, ard was adopted pri-
mayi!y for the purpose of rendering
the public bette and more efficient
service.
]. T Preston. Secretary Of the
Chamber of Commerce. atterded the
meeting, and made q "ery interesting
address, explaining the Importance OF
full e. -opars tio between th" ship
pers and the express company.
r. R. Bnrruss, the local agent, call
ed attention - the necessity for
good packing md proper marking
on the part nf :hc patrons Of the ex.
press coinnanv in order to insure
safe transportation of the articles in
trusted to its ylrc. He expressed
his desire 10 assist them in every pos.
siblc way, and be hopes TO receive
their support and cooneration in Tie
right way campai@n. which is a very
comnendable one
rhc addraSsos w"rs followed by
music and refreshments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-17
Early Completion of Alex
andria- Winchester Boule-
ward up to Legislature
BONDS OF s5O,OOO,OoO
Fairfax County Has Made Available
s5OO,OOO Its Part-Three Miles
Southwest Of Here Completed
Especial TO the Gazettel

Richmond, FeD. 1.-THE early COM
pletion Of the Alexandria -Winchestel
Boulevard is de1 endent on ne actor
of the next Legislature in passing or
the proposed s5o,oo0,O0O bore. issue
for State road: it was announce =
today by the State Highway Commis.
sion.
This roadway, which will be 78 miles
in length when completed, could be
finished in two years if funds We're
available now, William F. Cooke, as
sistant highway commissioner, de-
clared. As it funds are only avail
able for building the road through
Fairfax County Loudoun in contem-
plating hond issue and Clarke Coun-
ty is agitating cne. Nothing has
been heard from Fauq;'ier and, Fred
erick, the other two countries through
which the proposed highway Will run
Under the P 'bertson Act, when
rave counties authority to issu. bonds
for the purpose of loaning money to
the state to hpild roads, Fairfax
County has made available s500,000
for building concrete road on the
Little River Turnpike in that county
Similar action IS. expected BY Lou
doun.A
Should the legislature make avail
able the proposed $50,000,00o bond
issue the Commission proposes to
complete this rad within four years,
Mr.. Cooke declared Il will run from
Alexandria over the Little River
Turnpike to Fairfax. through Aldeo,
Ariddleburg, Upperville. Paris, Mill
wood, Boyce to Winchester, where it
will connect with the Valley Pike, one
of the finest nicces tf road in the
stItec-.,
About miles Of the Little River
Pike, from Alexandria to point
shortly west ns Seminary, has al
ready been COMPLETED. CONSTRUCTION
work is now going on on 5-mile
stretch from EiirfaX west to Chan
tilly, am! on 6 mile stretch from
Winchester east to 0oequon Creek. \
surveying party which is mapping
the entire route iias now worked west
as far as Uppc.vilc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-17
MISS RUTH SHERWOOD
HOSTESS AT PARTY

Miss Ruth sherwood last Tuesdaj'
evening antnrtained number of her
roung friends Il patty at her res
ience, 321 South Pitt street. Among
those present were Misses Gladys
Sutton. Anna Cover Margaret Brls-
zoe, Alma Pol:nnhor1. Grace Rel !,
Margaret Blunt. Caroline Blunt, Ma
be! Norcross, Matilda NUrcross
Thelma Cook, md Masters Ernest
Toms, Harvey Milan, Bernard Vance,
John Mayhem. Edwar,; Scott, Sher.
man Sherwood md Earl Sherwood.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-17
Movie Making
Company Just Organized Nav Build
Studio at Virginia Highlands


Arlington county may soon become
the center Of act;vc moving picture
production acco" ling to al announce
ment made yesterday by Leslie Ken
dali. former Washington ncwspa-
per man, now moving picture pro-
dvcer.
Kendall states that his company
has an option on large tract of land
near Virginia Highlands snd vi!
shortly start work on the erection If
a studio which will b., large enough
70 house the p,!ducticn Of rumbrr
of companies.
Associated with Mr.. Kendall, ac-
.cording TO the l?corpcration papers,
are Milford Anderson, of the firm RI
Anderson and :.amasare, Of Wash
;ngton:. GeorrA Wedderburn. II
Alexandria and Washington and or.
esn;zer of the Heston Land Com
pany, of washington. and Robert l.
Campbell, # c mp Humphreys. Va
1t was statei thai the company
whose name is Kendall Produc
tons, already has contracts for tht
production Of frur big feature pic
lures and will shortly start serle:
OF comedies in which Alvin {. Ogl"
Fay Brennan aud A. y. BrookJohn
formedly with Marie Tempest, VIII
be featured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-17
Business Luncheon
Thirty Eight M"mbers of Commerce
Bcdy Favor Propositions
Thus Ear

Thus far thiriy-cight business men
Of the city identified with the Cham
Der Of Commerce have sign:fied their
intention as being in favor o.: hold
ing of business mems luncheon each
week in order II have a<get together
meeting according to report submit
ted by c. r Morrison 20 the chamber
of commerce.
A committee composed Of J. W.
Monroe. Ir;in E;cner, c. R. Morrison
and julius Wol' was named to ar
range for the affair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-17
Appeal On SIS Fine
Joseph Caporll":i Charged With
Speeding Denies Charge

Joseph Capo"lleti was charged in
police court today by Policeman Mag
ner with speeding. The ccused off
Ger said ne Wa making at least 80
miles an hour and Caporaleti said he
was not cxceeing Is miles al hour
not exceeding fifteen miles an hour
and that ais spsedometer registered
that number o. .1ii!eS.
Justice Snow leard the Officer tcs-
tify that his snacdomatcr on mo-
torcyc!e registered thirty. Ths coar:
fined the accused s15 and through Ms
attorney. Charles H. Smith, he an
nounced his inte-,ion oil appealing the
case 10 the corporation court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-17
Honor Frances Willard
w. c. I. u, To Give Program Tomo:.
row Night

The members of the Allison w. {.
7. u, will hold'e memorial service
in honor Of til. birthday Of Frances
Willard tomorrow right at the resi-
dence Of Mrs Alice Petit.
A biography and reading of her
life will De given, also a musical and
literary program. Al! members are
cordially invit,l \ silvos' Cfering
will he taken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-17

Steamer Garry Mails fer Air Delivery
Washington, Feb. 1.-THE steamer
Mount Clay from New York, Febru-
AIRY 10, will carry mail for airplane
delivery 70 Berlin and Rhine points
in Germany. according to an announ-
cement yesterday by the Pos! Office
Department.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-17
Lecture Tonight

Rev. LOUIS Smet 10 TaIk on European
Trip ut lyceum Hall
A musical ten will be given from S
to 10 o'clock this evening in the Ly-
ceum under the auspices of St. Mary's
Catholic Club. The Rev. Louis Smet.
pastor of st. Msry's, will deliver q
lecture on his rip to Europe last
summer when hi visited his old home
in Belgium.
Light Refreshments will be served
and silver offering VII be taken at
the 0oor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-17
FISH AND OYSTERS FOR FRIDAY

Spring Shad, Potomac ro. herring,
steak halibu.. steak tile. large
ziriInp. catfish, Jersey trout. Lynn
haven Rav and Coa:, R:ver Oysters.
SANITARY FISH MARKET. CITY
Market, Phone T335. Al.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-17
10th Anniversary
Ladies Auxiliary B. {! l.. Engineer.
To Celebrate Tomnrrcw Night

To Celebrate Tomnrrcw Night
IN observance of its teuth anniver-
sary the ,acmbe"s Of Tho E.adie. Aux
iiiary Of the Br, ,therh"od of Locomo-
tive Engineers viii hoIi q. celebration
rcmorrow nigh- at s o'clock in the
Young Peopie's building ~
The ,comnli!,ee IN raFree of'the
plans has connicted an elaborate
orocram wh:ch -sciI! be participated in
by Ioca! talent
At the conrlu..on OF The program
refreshments will he :."rveI.
The ladies invite tGs members OF
the Brotherhood Of Locomotive En-
gineers and thair wives to attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-17
" .ETED

Money 10 ION on high class prop
-a,ry The safe.: ahd best Investment
Morris J.. HorfeT, Gi2 King street,
Phone 500, 40-tf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-17
POTOMAC FISH COMPANY
FISH DAY l'OMOkROW-Jer

FISH .IAf IUilOkRUN-er
trout, white perch, Potomac herring
winter shad, haddocl:, rock, STEAK
halibut, steak co'lfish, roe shad, buck
shad, schrimp, Marsh rabbits, sea
bass. sand perch. York River and
Potomac River Oysters on hand. We
do ali our own :nucking at ou1 place
q Fl. ZIMMERMAN, Proprietor
Phone I9S. +i-iS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-17

Why not try the Gazette's C'ass-
fed Columns The hest marker
place ir the city. e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-17

Security Port! md Cement. Thomas
j. Fannon and Sons. 41-3c
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-10-26
Me-o-1r1y,

sen and Thomas Butler by the COM
pany front parade of the militia COM
pany of Doc Adams, the subsequent
appeal to Trial Justice Prince Rivers
and General M. G. Butler, and by the
battle, is an old story to you. But for
the effect of this action of Edgefield
citizens at Hamburg the disturbance
would deserve scant mention as like
kegents are too commonplace through
sout the United States. Chamberlain
and his attorney general became en-
ragged. A letter of Chamberlain to
the President, Grant, and Grants re-
ply indicated that both believed that
after civil processes were exhausted
the employ of Federal troops would
be necessary to suppress "the cam
paign of rapine and violence" inaug-
urated at Hamburg. Chamberlain's
words brought from Butler chal-
lenge for an investigation of the af-
fair and the punishment of the guilty.
Additional heat was added by the be-
lated coroner's jury, which had been
charged by Attorney General Stone
with an investigation of the affair.
Seven white men were accused of
murder of the first degree; sixty-sev-
en- others, among whom were Gen.
eral Butler and B. R. Tillman, were
charged with being accessories to the
fact. The entire Aiken bar volunteer
ed for the defense; that disturbed
conditions of affairs in the state and
the subsequent political revolution
prevented prosecution TO the finish.
While the excitement incident upon
the Hamburg affair was at its height,
the execution committee Of the DEM
ocratic party, ever the protest of the
News and Courier and conservative
sentiment and under the stress of the
strong anti-Chamberlain sentiment
now moulded into race feelings
sued a call for Democratic conven-
ton to assemble in Columbia, Au-
gust Is. The News and Courier,
which, under the brilliant editorship
of Dawson exerted more influence
upon affairs in South Carolina than
has since or before been the pleasure
of any newspaper, now began to apol-
ogize for it's harsh words against the
participants in the Hamburg affair.
The Democrats began to look for a
suitable candidate for governor.
Among those suggested were G.. W.
Williams and Generals Kershaw and
MCGOWAN. Finally General Wade
Hampton from his summer home in
the mountains Of North Carolina,
published in the Columbia Register,
letter of acceptance of the offer of
nomination generously rendered him
by his comrade in arms, M. c. But
ler. Here, for the first time the name
and influence of Hampton was thrown
into the fight largely begun and de-
veloped by the Straight-outs of
Edgefeld. Now the conservative
Democratic. papers prepared to "turn
the required sommersault and tear
up their editorials for the next day."
IL:.l aann
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-10-26

aSouth Atlantic Quarterly, Octo-
Der, 1921 and January, 1922.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-10-26

Continued on third page.).
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-10-26

exhibits the effects of their long
slavery" and other means began to
be used to arouse the apathy of the
white race; strong arm tactics began
to be used to fan the flame of racial
antagonism which, once aroused,
would obviously lead to the victory
of the race that was stronger in ev-
cry test except that of the democrat
ic ballot.
The first of these events, taken ad-
vantage of to bring about unity of
the white race in opposition to Cham
berlain and the blacks, was the lynch
ing of several negroes in Norris
township, Edgefeld County, March
z, which was followed by procla-
nation from the governor demanding
punishment of the lynchers. The
Edgefeld people bitterly resented the
interference of the governor. This
was followed by the lynching of sew
eral negroes implicated in the mur-
der of Judson Harmon and his wife
at Winterseat, Edgefeld County (now
Greenwood). The governors inter
ference made the whites very angry.
The next serious disturbance was in
the Combahee section of Colleton
County. There the negro rice-feld
workors participated in riotous
strikes growing out of wage disputes.
Quiet was not there restored until
after the fall harvest.
But on July a, in the Edgefeld
section of Aiken County occurred an
event that was destined to forever
estrange from Chamberlain the meas
ured support that white South Caro-
lima had given him. This event was
the Hamburg Riot. What was the re-
suit of the detention Of Henry Gett-