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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-10-10
Hauohty Stare cowed Leopard.

A planter in Tanganyika Territory.
South Africa, walking along a foot
path, fell into big game pit in, which
a leopard had been trapped. Neither
the beast nor the man could get out
again. so the planter was "up against
It" but remembering what he. had
heard-o of the power of the human eye,
he fixed the leopard with naughty
stare.
by this means and by. making
strange noises, I kept the animal at
bay until a friend appeared and shot
it," he said. 4
Others whosheard Of the affair, and
who know the planter very well, point
out that he is lean and slender man.
not likely to attract leopard unless
the latter was indeed hungry to q
desperate point.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-10-10

South, She now leads the vanguard
of the nation in recognition of the
nineteenth amendment.
MANY other states have prcfcssed
treat deal more and have done
ve&y much less. Other United States
senators have died, and their places
have ali been otherwise filled by of
fetal authority. Georgia walks to
the front and says to the world: Our
women are equal to the bes.. and
surpassed by none.
England borrowed an American
born woman to occupy seat IN the
British Parliament, but noble old
Georgia experiences no need to bor-
row, and she alone of the As govern
ors in the United States of America
had one with the courage to say so,
and to confirm the saying by an ex-
ecutive proclamation.
1T was emineGtly fitting that this
position should have been rendered
to ;he widow Of the late Senator
Watson. Under existing c;rcumstan-
ces, but few would have considered
it necessary, but your tender was so
thoroughly unselGsh and so filled
with genuine respect and sincere
coincidence, it has extorted conlmen-
dation from many Of your political
opponents. Mrs. Watson is noble
woman and the tender of the position
was made to her by you in manner
that could not have been excelled by
any former governor of the state of
Georgia, for the knightiy grace and
chivalry extended.
'For myself I wish to thank You
expressly and emphatically in the
name of the thousands Of Georgia
women-wives, mothers, grandmoth-
ers and great-grandmothers who are
enthusiastic Georgians-and who il
lustrate the state in its varied lines
of noble philanthropy and endeavor-
who are thus participants in the hon
or which you have bestowed upon me
with the representative provision.
'SWomen in other states would hail
this recognition with delight. l trust
Georgia women will be none the less
appreciative and if you should ever
offer for another position the women
will reward you in keeping with. The
honor you have bestwed upon one OF
their number.
"Again thanking you, MY dear
governor, Lam,
"Yours very sincerely.
(Signed) "Mrs. W. H. Felton,
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MASTERS SALE
ss.ate of South Carolina, County of
NTowberry. Court Of Common

~owberry. Court Of Common
Pleas.
George 8arder Bcozer, Lavin:a
Bcozer Hayes, Lizzie Boozer, Mil
lelge Augustus Boozer. Lucille booz-
=. Aan. Vernon r. Roozer. Thomas
Joo Boozer, Helen Garrett, Grace
Parsley Whitaker and Lee +. Boo
zer, plaintiffs,
Henry Wilson Boozer, Sallie Boo
zer Bohck. Ernest Lyon Boozer:
John uiiliard Atkinson, Mildred
Pucsley, Morsie Pursley. Thomas
Pursley, Ieoaard L. Purslsy, J. r.
Wallace. n. T. johnson, George S.
Mower, Harriet F. Harmon and Mol
lie Harmon as ExecUtrices and
Thomas J. Harmon, j. w. Harmon
and Godfrey Harmon as executors OF
The LAST will and testament of God
frey Harmon, deceased, defendants.
Pursuant to an order Of the court
herein, l will sell at public cutcry,
to :ha highest bidder, before the
court house door at Newbcrry,, S. G.,
within the legal hours Of sale. on
salesday in November, 1922, the fol-
lowing. described tract Of land, to
wit: All that certain piece, parcel or
tract of land, lying and being situate
in Township Number Six, in the
County of Newberry, State of South
Csrokna, containing one hundred and
fifty (150) acres, more CT less, and
bounded by lands of J. Bert Neel, on
the north; on the east by lands OF
George P. IBoozer and Henry Long
shore and by the Gillian road, on the
south by lands of Henry D. Boozer
and on the west by lands of the es-
ts+e of W. A.. Hill, Oscar Pitts. V. G..
Wilson and perhaps otherwise. Being
the identical tract of land Of which
Thomas W. Boozer died seized anG
possessed and which is beng sold for
partition among the respective heirs
at-law.
Terms Of Sale: One third of the
purchase money to be paid in cash
and the balance thereof to be pay
able in two equal annual instalments
with interest at the rate OF e?gnt
per cent per annum on the deferred
payments, same to be secured oy
notes and mortgage of the premises
sold with leave to anticipate the
credit portion thereof. The said
mortgage shall provide for the pay
ment of ten per cent of the principal
and interest as attorneys fees in
case of suit or collection through an
attorney. The mortgage shall fur
ther provide that if the purchaser
fail to pay the taxes the Master, or
his assigns, may pay SAID taxes and
any penalties and reimburse himself
or themselves for the same, under
the mortgage at the rate Of eight per
cent per annual from the date of such
payment or payments. In case a
purchaser fails to comply in full with
his bid within ten days from the day
of sale. the Master will resell at the
purchasers risk. That the success
ful bidder or bidders shall immediate
" deposit with the Master the sum
es two hundred (S20000) dollars as
soon as same is scld and if said sum
is not 50 raid, then the master may
immediately resell same at the risk
of the said purchaser or purchasers.
Purchaser shall pay for the drawing
of deco and mortgage. for revenue
stamps and for recording mortgage
and deed.
JAMES D. QUATTLEBAUM,
Master fcr Ncwbcrry CnEnty, s. c.
10-10-4t 1taw
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Economy.

Longlochs had just received check
for $40 for one Of his poems.
"Now, dearie." said his wife. lets
deposit that check in the savings ac-
count and imagine we haven't got it"
"Where will I deposit this bill for
the new hat YOU got last week and
imagine l haven't got it?'-From
Judge
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Loudspeakina Reproduee..

A new dictaphone reproducer has
heen invented which is claimed to
be far superior to present instruments
of its class. The volume Of sound can
be altered by shifting a small lever.
and increased to such degree. it is
claimed, that head receivers are not
necessary.-Popular Mechanics Maya
zine.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-10-10

Owners who have driven ,he good Maxwell
many thousands Of miles have found 1ilas
it is not only most comfortable and ecc-
nomical, but SO well built that it require
practically no expert mechanical attentiesA
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-10-10

Cord tires. no.skd froas and disc sees wheels
dcmountable at rim and a, hub; drum type lamps;
Aeiniis lubncation. driven electric horn: unus,.
ally long sf.nee type ~atertight windshield Prices
O 'etroit. revenue to be added: Touring
Gar 1855; Roadster $685. Coupe sI255; Sedan, s121s
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Great Stuff.

Gonna put Hamlet in the filDlsT
Can get some great effects with
the ghost"
"Huh?'
look at the way he can fade In
end out."-Jud2e
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Ably mu zalichOtil.

"Jdu navstivit mistra NJ,
zastavil spisovatel Y. pritele V.
Nevis, co tam ma noveho a.
telieru, abych Sc neblamoval a
abych mu zalichotil."
"Co tam ma? Pockej! Ma
tam portret profesora Cyvina.
Hned, jak vejdes, ma podstavci
v pravo. Sedi u stolu s knihou"
Spisovatel special do atelie-
ru. Skutecne, ma podstavci v
pravo stal prave dohotoveny
portret.
"Aaaaach, to je vyborne, ia
znamenite vystizena podoba,
ten Sc ii poved -
"Ty znaS toho pana?"
"Jak bych neznal profesora
Cyvina ="
"Tak ii d6kuji "a uznani
Portret profesora Cyvina byl
tn minuly tyden, tohle je adj
vokat Vystek -"
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Opatrte 81 vstupenky v
Gas. ma operu "Orfeus v Pod
sveti" 80. srpna, ktere jsou
ke koupi v obchodx pi. Smr-
love v {. N. s., v obchods
p. K. Bernreitera ma Quincy
Ave-, u p. Frant. Sakryda v
ufadovne Federal ma Clark
Ave. a v obchods p Aloise
Vrnaka ma E. 131. ul. proti
spolkove sini.
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PIVO, MLEKO - VELKY
LUXUS.

Bern, Svycarsko, 4. srpna.
Sklenice piva v rakouskem Ty
rolsku stoji 800 korun, kdezto
pullitr mleka sc prodaval dnes
po $50 korunach, die sdeleni z
Innsbrucku.
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jsou pfipraveni Sc zbranemi k
odchoud dom1 a zadali velitele
ably zatelefonoval do Sterzin-
ku, aby vypravili k nam Okla
mite vlak, ktery by je dovezl
domd. Oznamili re dele, nez
2 hodiny cekati nebudou, po-
tom, re zacnou jednati sami.
Starry Sc zprvu rozkrikl ma
fizoval, aby oddeleni strojnich
puSek zaujalo misto.
Vysmali sc mu.
"Strojni pusky, naboje, vse-
chino uz je rozdeleno mezi
muzstvo."
"Kdo vam vydal strojni pu-
sky a naboje?" otazal sc uz-
kostlive starry.
"Porucik Benes."
"Porucik Benes," zoufale
zvolal velitel a zacal sc chve-
ii. Nenamital uz niceho. Poslus
ne sci vojaky, kteri jej $ bo-
daky ma puskach vedli k tele-
fonu do prveho poschodi.
Jeste Sc zaz9rahal.
Vojaci vyrakili okno a zvo-
lali dold: Hoffman nechce te-
lefonovat."
Nesmirny kirk byl Jim odpo-
vedi.
Velitel bled, sahl pc sluchat-
, ku oZnamoval do Sterzinku,
co sc stale a co 81 vojaci preji.
] Sdelili mu, re uz vi, podob-
ne re je uz vSude, ably nicem
vojakum nebranil, slibil Jim,
re vsemu, echo 81 preji, bude
; vyhoveno, jenom ably zachovali
kid, vlak re nemozno vypravi.
ii az rano.
! Ztrnuly oznamil vysledek
sveho telefonovani vojakum
Wall zpravu ma vedomi a Sl
/ il oznamiti dolG, Zastupcum
| vojska, ktere uz sc zmocnilc
We skladiSti rumu, z chlevu Wy.
tahlo vepfe a ma navsi je "a
bijelo, aby 81 pripravilo leps
veceri, nez jakou mivalo.
| Nastala vfava. Vojaci neve
fili, ze vlak bude rano vypra
ven. Nechteli cekat. Marine b,
10 jakekoli uklidhovani. Ma
stradana zloba proti veliteli 81
ozvala.
Nalehali, aby Jim byl vydan
Stal pracovne, v prvem p'
schodi, bled, chvel Sc ma ce
lem tele. A nahle pfiskoeil
: balkonu, nehoz byl vyhlet
: do poll a nez Sc kdo nadal, sko
: Gil dolu, ma hnojiste a po chvi
Ii, nepozorovan bouricim vol
| skem, utikal Ike Sterzinku. II
: byl odchod naseho velitele etal
nj stanice.
: Podarilo Sc nam potion pre-
ce vojaky trochu uklidniti.
Vojaci rozestavili ma nadra
Ii strojni pusky, zastavili PRIV
nj vlak, porucili strojvedouci
2 mu obratit jeli jsme domd
Prihod ma ceste :bylo premnoho
: avsak tech uz jsi slysel; vsi
J. chni, kteri Sc vraceji, o nicl
vyprayeji."
Zdrzel Jiriho do pozdnlh
: vecera a pri louceni nlu Jill
: musel slibltl. ze pride ma jeh
a svatbu Helenkou.
!, (DokoncenI. }
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| Republice bylo treba Sc "a
bezpecit. Nebylo zbrani, neby-
10 niceho, treba vse bylo zridit,
reorganisovat.
| Cesky velkopodnik, v nemz
byl Jiri zamestnan, obdrzel cd
Narodni obrany velke zakaz-
ky.
Bylo zapotrebi pilne prace.
Sef zavodu, jenz Sc dozvedel,
re Jiri je uz donna, zazadal, a.
by Jirimu bylo dovoleno uplat-
niti sc v zavode.
| Jiri proto cekal ma vyrizeni.
Lola byla dosud v zavode, ne
setkal Sc S nj jeste, byl v roz-
/, pacich, ida ma vstoupiti do "a
vodu, kde sc nj bade nucen
denne stykati. Zapomenout ne
NIUE a jeji pritomnost rozvra-
I ii 1plne jehO dust.
Zdalo sc mu, re Mafenka S
/ jakousi obavou sleduje jeho sta
! ly nepokoi. Podle sveho zpGso-
, bu, nerekla sice niceho, usmi-
vala Sc, kdyz Sc snaZil chovati
Sc k nj co nejnezHeji, prece
vsak dobre pozoroval jeff ne
| kid.
/ Vyhledal no v bytu - Jenik
Take sc vratil.
Byl jako vzdy vesely. Jiri
musel jiti s MIN do Prahy.
Vypravel Jirimu:
"Tak uz jsem byl u jejich
rodicu. Pozadal jsem nj, svo-
I'LL radosti. Zajel jsem jesta
k tobe do Prahy, Ultra pojedu
domu a uz Sc cd nj nevzdalim.
Abych il nemusel psat, aby ne.
poznala, re isem nebyl auto.
rem psani, ktera byla hlavni
pricinou, re mne ma rada. Wy.
stoupim z vojska a zacnu sc.
dlacit."
Jiri Sc usmival. "Jenom zda
vydrziS stale ma vesnici :"
:, "Jak muzes pochybovat! A.
bych nevydrzel, vzdyt' budu
stale nj"
j "a jak jsi Sc dostal domu?'
\ ''Pravda! = Ami jsem tt ne
povedel! Po tvem odjezdu, der
| ode dine bylo zrejmeii, re 81
vse shrouti. Uvazovali jsme, CT
budeme delat. My, Cesi, ism,
pfece nezoufali: Strhame ozn;
ceni hodnostl pujdeme ces
kymi vojaky domu. Hufe byl'
, Nemcum a zvlaste starry jevi
stale znatelnejSi neklid. Po o
? smadvacatem neobdrzeli ism,
: uz zadnych zprav. Nikdo neve
| del, co sc dele. Prveho sc roz
hlasilo, re vojaci opustili from
tu. Ocekavali jsme kazden
2 okamziku boufi. Starry naridi
l vsem dnstojnikdm stalou poho
: tovost. Vybral podle sveho I'd
D nj z Nemcd nejvernejsi voja
Y ky a ustanovil je "a zvlastn
hlidku, ktera mela byti stal
a pfipravena Sc strojnimi pusk
= mi a hlidala vsechny naboje
s strojni pusky, uzavfene v
skladisti ma velitelstvi.
{. Druheho listopadu, ma dusii
ky. mel sluzbu porucik Bene;
e Pc cely den uz sc vojaci DO
} fili., Nadesel vecer. Sedeli jsm
y prave u vecefe, kdyz do jide
ny vnikli ctyri ozbrojeni voj:
} ci. Diva Cesi a diva Nemci ON
mill "a vseobecneho vzrusen
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IA PRlCINOU odjezdu do
Czech must byti prodan pekny
dvourodinny dim v Corlett.-
Tvrde podlahy, dive koupelny,
garaz, fernes a jine zarizeni.
Da sc velmi lacino a ma mirne
splatky. Haste Sc v {. 1896
Durkee Ave. n
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IA VALECNEHO BESU."
ROMAN UcAsTNfKA VALKY.
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.

UyI jill OpCC odIIl, pICIIlySlcl y
Rejlovi a o tom, co bude. Ma
frontu Sc podle vseho uz ne
vrati! Nastava konec! Ease
bude donna. Jaky to bude III
vot! Vrati sc do zavodu, musi
Sc vratit, co by delal. Bude v
mem vsak moci sedeti Lolou?
TAX nenadale vsechno pri-
Slo. Jiri pres vse We SVEN nj
tru citil radost z konce, z po-
koreni nenavideneho statu, a
prece premyslel, jak mu bude,
az kolem sebe uvidi vsady Ste
sti.
Milenci vrati sc z fronty,
shledaji Sc Sc svymi divkami,
radost bude nevyslovna. l jeho
zena bude spokojenejSi, snad
st'astna, re Sc vratil, re je ko-
nee - a jak bude jemu, jak
bude jemu pri tom vsem? Je-
mu, jenz odesel, utekl rad, po-
nevada uz mcdowell dele hrati
nepeknou ulohu, mcdowell Sc
pretvarovati, jenz odeSel pew
nym dmyslem, re Sc uz nevra
ii. Proc, proc mcdowell byti
tax silny, proc 81 pral potion,
aby no osud usetril! Jaky sla-
boch, vraci sc a je rad, re byl
usetren, rad, re nastava konec.
Go bude vsak dale? Proc 81
nedovede porucit, kdyz Sc vra-
ci, ably byl jiny, ably zapomnel
ma vsechno, co bylo. Premyslel
rannim priznani Relieve. Co
je cely zivot? - Komedie, ko-
medic pouha. A prece nedove-
de prekopat, co zachvatilo je-
no nitro. Nedovede znovu wy
krociti ma cestu dale jiti rov
ne. Slaboch, slaboch =.
Byla noe. Vlak pomalu pro-
jizd6l tunely, az zastavil Sc V
Ceske Trebove. Jakoby noci ne
bylo, nadseni tn bylo ma ma
drazi.
NemeGti dustojnici zvedave
vyhlizeli. E
A Ease Sc vlak rozjel pc dlou
hem cekani. Nastaval uz ran
nj isvit, kdyz viizdel vlak ne
smirn6 opozd6n do pardubic-
keho nadrazi, ktere bylo uz
vyzdobeno chvoji a velkymi
napisy: "Vitejte nam!'
Radost, vSude venku radost
- Kolin - pfednosta stanice
bez orlicku, vojaci, konajici
straz ma nadrazi, bez knofliku
inicialkou cisarovou ma cepi-
ci. Cepice ]eiich vyzdobeny slo
vanskou trikolOrou. Podavali
do vozu dustojnikum, voJakum
kousky stuhy slovanskych ba-
rev ctsti dustoJnici S mimi
Jiri, strhovali rosety S ceplc a
nahrazovali jejich misto stuz-
kou slovanskych barev.
S uzasem patri Ma jejich po-
cinani nekOlik mimi iedoucich
nemeckych dustojniku, ktefi
dosud dobre nevytusili, co sc
stale.
Nevyslovna radost zachva-
cuje nitro. Jifi uZ nemysli IA
mic, nezeli w niceho, je sta.
sten, jako ostatni. We vlaku u5
ctou ranni vydani Narodni Pc.
litiky, Prava lidu - Jifi Wy
prosi 81 list k pfecteni a cite -
o prohlaseni ceskoslovenskt
republiky - ma vSechno ostat
nj zapomina - ceske srdce 81
zachveje - pohnutim vytrysl
nou z oci Shy.
Ne, to neni mono, nelze an
v1riti, takoveho stesti re by
chom sc dozili - naproste sa
mostatnosti - uplneho osvo
bozeni, volnosti. A jeho rozdr;
sana duse Sc zachviva, Jiri pc
hnutim slzi.
Ma nadrazich vsude plno Il
di, vsude vsak uplny poradek
Naval. Kazdy chce byt Pra
re. o vsem Sc dukladne pre-
svedcit, zaradovat sc mad ne
vyslovnym ,stestim Prahol
Dx,S ,1oL ,,ifZJi do Dr.o1,,
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PRODA Sc stfizni obchod,
kde Sc trzi pres $500 tydne, je
We velmi dobrem mfste. Biz
81 sc sdeli v els. 1892 Miles
Ave. vezmete Corlett karu a.
neb v Market Building roh
Woodland a vych. IS. ul., els.
pokoje 2O7. 81
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PRONAME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc domek sam O
sobe o tfech svetnicich, sklep,
vse papirovano, pro tficlennou
rodinu. Haste sc els. 344O
E. 50. St. 8-8
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mem dOmOve!"
Pred nadrazfm tahnou y

trikolory vlaji. zeny, muzi O.
zdobeni slovanskymi barvami,
standardy revolucnimi napi-
sy, ozdobene vozy, automobily,
domy. Zastupy tahnou, vsech-
no jasa, smeje Sc, place RADIO
sti, objima Sc.
Slyseti narodni hymnu "Kde
domov muj?"
V zastupech svorne: uredni-
i, zivnostnici, delnici, bohaci,
chud'asove, vojaci!
Pred nekolika dny isl jeste
slysel Zuni Torty "a Triden-
tenn po cele noci hrmeni del, "a
tiche noci vyrusila te re span
ku kanonada ma "nepratelska'
letadla, slysel jsi jejich pist'a-
lami davana znameni, ktera tax
priserne pusobila. Byl jsi sesn6
rowan v dastojnicke kasine :
a nyni ocitl jsi Sc v pohadce =
volnost - rovnOst - bratrstvi
- svobodna ceska zeme - ce-
skoslovenska republika. },
Myslis, re sc ii hrud' rozsko-
ci nadsenim, zanicenym po-
hnutim.
A zastupy znovu tahnou.
Stafi vyzdvihuji deti, ably pc
patrili, co uz nikdy v zivot6 ne
, uvidl, Ma nadseni a svornou ra-
dost celeho naroda re svobody
20 tristaletem otroctvi.
Vsude svornost, svornost,
svornost!
Jiri Sc chveje pohnutim pfi
pohledu ma tn veSkeru radost.
Slysi, jak kdosi podIe neho Sc
pta:
"Ted' uz bych treba rad Ze-
mrel -"
A Jiri, Jiri slaboch v duchu
s MIN souhlasi.
Pomalu ubira sc k domovu a
znovu 81 slibuje, pevne 81 uni
nuje zapociti novy zivot.
| donna nell uz radost, re ma
stal konec, re Jifi sc vrati, re
nastane klidnejsi zivot.
A kdyz Sc Jiri nahle objevil,
byla Mafenka nesmirne vzru-
sena jeho nenadalym pricho-
dem.
Nastaly prve dny svObOdy,
dny nezapomenutelne krasne, v
nichz kazdy, byt' no tizilo CO.
koliv, ma vSechno zapomel Cd
daval sc radosti ze svobody.
A CO bude dale?
XXXXH.
Jiri sc prihlasil na velitelstvi
a cekal. kdv no ZavOlaii do Slu-
zeb republiky.
Pc cele dny, po cele noci pri-
jizdeIy vlaky voJaky z dal-
neho sveta. L etap z front.
j Po celou noe potkaval jsi ma
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no.
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stojnik.
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velitel z dGstojnlckeho kursu.
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SUI Sc nepriznal, re rozumi ce
sky, ktery zakazoval Cechun
hovoriti cesky.
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doufam, re kdybych potrebc
val svedectvi, re take bude
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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-06-15
Police Help Get
Bogus Federal Man
Kenosha Police Give Information
which Results in Arrest of Collins
Truitt at Nashville.

Due to the efforts of the Kenosha
police department Collins Truitt,
charged with having violated section
so of the criminal code, for falsely
representing himself as a federal of
ficer of the Narcotic Squad, has been
arrested at Nashville, Tenn The ar
rest followed information given by
the police here respecting Turuitt's
activities in Kenosha.
About three weeks ago a Kenosha
business man reported to the police
that two bogus checks had been passed
upon him. He said that the man who
cashed them had represented himself
as a government officer concerned with
the federal war on drug-vending and
drug sddicts. The would-be officer
in addition claimed to be from the
same town, Vincennes, Ind, as the
business man, and with these two bits
of bait, he secured a connection which
resulted in the cashing of two checks,
both for small amounts.
The matter was turned over to the
federal officials wit ha detailed de-
scription of the man and his story,
and this morning the local police de-
partment received word that Truitte,
said to be the man who passed the
checks here, had just been arrested
at Nashville, Tenn.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-06-15
DATE SET FOR
WOMEN'S MEET
WOmen's State Golf Meet
at Lake Geneva Links
August II to Is.
LOCALS WILL COMPETE

The annual state golf championship
meet for women will be held on the
links of the Lake Geneva Country club
for five days, starting Aug. 81 and
ending Aug. 25, according to word en-
enating from Milwaukee today.
At meeting of the Women's Wis
consin Golf association at Milwaukee
Country club on Thursday, definite
arrangements for the big yearly com
petition were made.
Hiss E. Inbusch, secretary of the OF
ganization will have charge of draw
Ing up five-day schedule of events,
starting with the qualifying round of
IL holes and play for the Blue Mound
team trophy on Monday, August 2f.
Eleven clubs were represented at the
confab on Thursday.
Dates Satisfy ALI.
The fact that dates late in August
we're chosen for the meet met with
the approval of every delegate at the
session.
1t has been a fault heretofore to
hold the tournament little too early
in the year, when the women were not
playing in top form because of lack of
practice, and the officials were going
to make certain that every player
would be satisfied with this years
dates. For time there had been talk
of conducting the event on the down
state course late in June.
1t appears that Mrs. Harry Landauer
of Woodmont; Mrs. K. D. Pierson,
Milwaukee Country club, Mrs. Stanley
Stone, Woodmont, and Miss Frances
Hadfield, Blue Mound, are playing ex-
cellently and will be four golfers from
the Cream City who are expecting to
give Miss Bernice Wall of Oshkosh,
state champion, a few "birdies" and
"pars" to think about in the coming
meet.
Men Meet Today.
Kenosha golferettes will furnish
some stiff competition in this classic,
too. 1t is expected score of entries
from this city will be in the hands of
the officials before August 81. The
fact that the meet is to be played at
Lake Geneva - so near home should
alone be enough indication that rec
ord entry list from this city will be
made.
The dates and places of the mems
1922 classic will be determined at
session which is scheduled for this af-
ternoon at the Blue Mound Country
club in the Cream City. Kenosha male
pill-swatters will anxiously await the
outcome of this confab.