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Lucy Lowell on Poetry in High and
Low Places, With Some Pertinent
Questions

or your sick wife were hungry
and you had no money, but n
chance to steal bread, would you
steal II? You bet you would!
And no would I
But man does not live by bread
alone. Life to a girl whose story
IL running through the news
papers today meant something
pretty to wear. A wrong sense
OF values, of course. but she IL
only "a kid"
So she went where pretty
things were and stole a piece Of
finery. And the very ones who
stole her time and hope Of ad-
vancement and her youth and
gave her In return about half a
living wage were those who
raised the most hue and cry over
her crime" and saw that she
was thrown behind the bars.
What IS the matter?
Why cannot educated, cultured
American women afford to have
children?
why cannot old men have a
chance to earn q LIVELIHOOD
Why cannot women be paid
what their work is worth. at
least enough to live, not luxur.
iously. but decently7
copyright. 1922. by King Feature
Syndicate, Incl
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French Telephone Service Poor and
Costly, With Careless, Inefficient
Operators
Operators

OF many reforms" continues
fOeuvre. Besides a competent
and efficient management. we
must procure new and modern
machinery, and, above all. tele-
phonists who are attentive and
capable"
One smart modiste in the Rue
Duphot has found a method Of
lettering her telephone service.
Every season present her
with a fine new hat" she says.
and thus ! have peace and my
telephone communications" Oh,
corruption!
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Nv international News Service.

~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. N"NVr vNsNfNvs
~ EK1NG.-"Mad" Baron Un.
r germ Is again operating In
Il Siberia. according to re-
ports from frightened refugees
who have escaped from the region
Of hostilities. Others claim that
his spirit has been resurrected and
In back on earth to carry out It's
vow for the death OF all Bolshe.
Wiki. Superstitious villagers In
Siberia ascribe to him strange
powers before which the Red
forces are hopeless. One man
even Zoos 10 far as 70 swear he
saw the mad" Baron executed
and has now seen him this second
time alive,
About the execution. stories off.
fer. Some say he escaped, but
his family, who came recently to
investigate. reached the sad con.
clusion that he had been killed.
white soldiers also shrink at
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interest and cost ..............$ 1888. 6;
MRS. EMMA JOYNER.-.NW of NV
Sec. %, NE of NE, Gee. 23-14-S
Total assessment $S6j.W Taxes, in
terest and cost .....................$25 1(
8. G. JOYNER.-1O acres on s. side
Of SW of SW, Sec. IA, and 10 acres
on $ side Of 81 of ST.. Sec. 15-1.
:. Total assessment $435.OO Tax.
cS, interest and cost $3.50
JOHN PAUL JONES.-S - of SW.
Sec. =, n II of NV, Sec. 34.14.7.
Total assessment $160O0G. Taxes
! Interest and cost ..$59.G'
! W. f. JACKSON.-N - of SW, Sec
%, less acres, N 1-2 of NV, NV of
NE. and - acres on N side of Sc
of NV, Sec. &c. I acres in NE cor.
ncr of NE of NE, Sec. 35.l5-S. Tot.
al assessment $o43J.0O Taxes, in.
tereSt and cost. $685. 60
y. J. HOHGE-SW of Sc, Sec &c
1913. Total assessment $4S5.0O. Tax.
eS' interest and cost. ..$l6SO
JOHN GRAY.-rSE of NE. Sec. Ills
s. Total assessment $4,000. Taxes.
interest and cost. $1,000
c. +. QUINN 1-o of Sc, Sec 1914
q. Total assessment $665.00. Tax.
Is, interest and cost. .S264O
II, A, GIBSON and McCAIN.-E -
of NE, Sec. l7-l4-7. Total assess.
ment $4,000. Taxes interest and
CASTOR CREEK LBR. CO-SE of
NV. NE of SW, Sec. 2O.15-S. Total
assessment $4,000. Taxes, interest
and cost $1,000
WARLAW COCKERHAM-SW of NE
Sec. 2%-15-S. Total assessment $3.50
Taxes, interest and cost. .$19.15
7. +. PURTON.-N - of Sc, Sec. 49,
~. Total assessment $4,000. Tax
eS. interest and cost $2O.SO
3. D. BELLS ~ of NE. N ~ of
Sc. Sec 32-15-7. Total assessment
S61o.W. Taxes interest and cost
..$46S0
ALBERTA LUMBER COL acre
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cS interest and cost. 1870
+. l.. AUBREY.--S ~ of SW, Sec. q,
| NV If, Sec. 2S-17-7. Total assess
ment 100000. Taxes, interest and
cost .,......,,,.,.,.. .,,...,,...,,:... $500
EDD ALLlMS.~-NW of NE, NE of
NV. See. 2l-1d-7. Total assessment
S1l1.00. Taxes. interest and cost
.............. ............... .S2l.22J
WARD 2, NON.RESIDENTS
MRS. JULIA WORTHY.-LOts 7, s.
10, and lG in Block r, Lot II in
Block y, Lots 10, II, Il and IA in
Block 3, Block AN, Gibsland. Total
assessment $4,000. Taxes, interest
and cost $3.50
X. l.. LEWIS.-Block Sc in Gibsland
Total assessment $500. Taxes, in
tereSt and cost .........................$6 $500
MARY LEWlS.-Cabin and lot in GIBBS
land. Total assessment $4,000.
Taxes. interest and cost $3.50
W. ID. JONES EST.-SW Of SW, Sec.
II. NV of NV, Sec. 23-1S-S. Total
assessment $4,000. Taxes, interest
and cost ................... IS
LESLIE GlBBS.-Lots I, 3, 4, IL. IA
IL and 1G in Block GIN, Lot s in
Block B, in Gibsland. Total assess
ment $4,000. Taxes, interest and
cost ..,............,... ..$297j
LAURA Il. GIBBS.--IOts t and 5 in
Block Is. Block B in NE of Sc, Sec.
23-1S-7, lot in Block X, lots 9
and - in Block IS, one tenth in
terest in Block c and L in NE of |
SE. Sec. 23-1S-7. Total assessment
100000. Taxes, interest and cost |
............ .....,.......... .$23.25
LAURA Il. and c. NJ. GIBBS.-LOt 5
in Block B, lots 3 and + in Block r,
lot 5 in Blk G, lots 5, 6 in Block
II. lots 6 in Block X, lots .. Il and !
l6 in Block FIN, lots S. g. 10 in
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CARDUI HELPED
REGAIN STRENGTH
Alabama Lady Va. Sick For Thret
Hear', Suffering Pain, Nervou.
nd Depressed Read Her
Own Sta'y d Recovery.

Paint Rock, Aa-Mrs. G. NJ. stsx,l,
q near here. recently related the 70,
lowing Interesting account Of her r.
eovsry: Y was In a weakened cor
dillon. ! was sick three ysary IN bee
suffering Z great desl Of pain. veal,
asTvous. depressed. I was 10 weak
! couldn't walk across the floor: ,,,s,
had to lay aud my little one, do tb,
work. was almost dead. I trie.
evsry thing ! heard Of, and I number O.,
dectora sdll ! didn't get any relief \
! couldn't ct, and Aept poorly. i
oelieve Il I hadn't heard Of and tatan
Cardui ! would have died. I boueiu
~ bottles, after Z netghbor told ma
what It did for hsr.
i began to ct and slesp. benin 70
gain my strength and an now veil
end strong. / haven't had any trou
ole since -. I cure can testify 20 tn:
Good that Csrdui did me- I dom,
talnk there y Z better tonic made
aAd J believe It savsd my lite"
lbr Over 10 year,, Thousands Of 70
meo have used Cardui successfully
y IA Treatment Of many womani,
a1msntA
= Jon suffer- % thsss voms, did /
ne casdui. Il nay hslp you, teo
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WARD l3l THREE


J. F. WILLIAMS.-NW of NE, W II
of NE of NE, N IL of SW of NE.
| n ~ Of Sc of NE, Sec. 10, n ~ of
SW of SW, Sec 201G-7. Total as.
Sessmcnt $4,000. Taxes, interest
and cost SEQ :.
JIM SMlTH~-@ of NE. ST. of NV
Sec. 1861 Total assessment $3.50
? Taxes, interest and cost .S225.7j;
J. F. SpURLOCK.-SW of SE. Sec
1861. Total assessment $6SO.OO
Taxes. interest and cost. .S21, so
RICHARD SMITH.-SE of SW, Sc,
S-18-7. Total assessment $4,000
Taxes, interest and cost. sos:
MIKE SMlTH.-W - of SW, Sec 7.
1877. NE of Sc, Sec. 1868. Total
$l2GO.O0. Taxes. interest and COST
c. G. RUDOLPH.-2 IL acre lot in
Blenville, bounded north by Poole
east by r. r.. south and west by
U. Il. Brunston. Imp. Total assess
melt S525Oo. Taxes, interest and
cost Observation-Disclosures. .$16.7-
JACK McCULLOUGH.-SW of NV
and Is acres on west side of Sc of
NE, Sec, 11-l6-7. Total assessment
S723W. Taxes, interest and cost
II. {. MrLLlNS.-E. ~ of NV, of
SW. Sec. 4.15-6. Total assessment
$4,000. Taxes. interest and cost
'''''''.'..'..''. ...............$71.
W. P. LUCKY, JR.-S - of NV of
SE. Sec. 4-l5.6. Total assessment
$4,000. Taxes, interest and cost
:,:: :........ ..............$S.75
GUS LEMMONS.-NE Of NV. Sec 8
SE of SW. Sec. Also. Total as.
seSSment $4,000. Taxes, interest
and cost ............................ SOB 90
}. II. HAi.-W IL of NV of SW, Sec
4.15-6. Total assessment $4,000 |
Taxes, interest and cost S945
LEVI HENSON EST.-N 10 Of Ell |
o1 Block 8, Pierce addition TO Bien
VILE Total assessment $1,000. Tax
es. interest and cost................. $500 |
Il. &. GANTT.-Res. and l acre lot in
blenVllle, known as J. S. Vernon
place Total assessment $6.15OOO !
Iaxes, interest and "ost..........$ 16l. 20 |
}. l." GEORGE, (W. J. Sprawls owner}
-SE of SW, Sec. 9-15-6. Total assess.
ment $2SO.00. Taxes, interest and
cost ".''........... ......................$1 0.G
ROBERT FRITZ.-SW of SW, Sec >.
l6-7. Total assessment $685. 90. Tax.
es, interest and cost. S277O;
HENRY DAF1S.-SE of NE, E IL of
M of Sc, and 10 acres on e side
"of SW of NV, Sec. 10, and q acre:
in NV of NV, Sec. 1l-16-7. Total
assessment @45OO. Taxes, interest
and cost ........... S36 IN
DA|lS.-W IL OF NE, less
~ acres, Sec. 1O-16-7. Total assess.
ment @So.0o. Taxes, interest and |
cose ....~...........:....$40 .15
:. c. COCKERHAM.-SW of SW, Sec.
GIGS Total assessment $4,000
Taxes interest and cost. S24.4O
OE CALEP-SE of NE and 10 acres
on s. side Of NE of NE, Sec. 22-16.
Z. Total assessment $4,000. Taxes
interest and cost. SIS AZ
. B. COLE EST.-S - of Sc, Sec
3o-l7-7. Total assessment S65OOO
Taxes, interest and COST. $685.
/" ". BRlNSON-W IL of Sc, Sec
81, less acres on E. side of SW of
Sc, 4 acres on s. side of NE ofSW.
Sec. "a. 1876. Total assessment sl195
Taxes. interest and cost. $685.
. |. BEACH.-Lots 7, Block II in
Blenville. Total assessment $4,000
Taxes. interest and cost. go ST. &c
l II BRlCE.-SW of SW, Sec. GIG.
e. Total assessment $4,000. Tax
es, interest and cost .............. s178c
PIN BAkER.-NE OF NE, Sec 10.
lo-'. Total assessment $4,000. Tax
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Bloc" . . 'S b., \ ~ - Of Block 81 n
!, >, ., and Il in Block q ~ ~ ID
+ and 3OS, Block Il in \ Nh SlN|
3-1S-7' Total assessment i s3a,,
Taxes interest and cost. FM sss
J. GIBBS HEIRS Lots G. & Wy
a"I Il in Block X in Gibslaoda'
; lots in Gibbs addition t =" ~
land. Total assessment s,e1 w
Taxes, interest ana cost. T'W ~!
JOSEPH FLVCrS. W - Of w
of NV Sec. 3o-lS-G. Total s,,,l
ment 100000. Taxes, interos. sss|
cost ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
+ M. FERRIS Manuel Sueea o,s
N II of sW of Sc, Sec. 1 1e,sl
Total assessment $4,000. Taro.
tereSt and cost. N
MRS. A. W. BLACKWELL-c,S.y|
and lot in Gihslall. Tota) o wv
ment 100000. Taxes, interest," 's'
cost OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ........ e,o
ROSE ADGAR.--Lot 4 in Els ofs
of SW, Sec. l4-lS-7, contajn;,ss
acres and being one sixth diris,.
of l.. Reed estate. Total asa sa'
ment $4,000. Taxes, interest," 's .
cost OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .............. e,osI
WARD ca TWO
L. B. WADE. - y IL Of B)ocl ,,
Bryceland and Imp Total os...l
ment $4,000. Taxes. interest," "
'''' ,''',''',,-'-''''' ,'',',.......~.....$}S1MI
:. l.. WRENN.-NE of NE, Spo =
1876. Total assessment seS,S
Taxes, interest ana cost. s9ss
!. r. WREN EST IL of Rlock ~
in GibSland and improvements. Tos
assessment $4,000. Taxes. ints
est and cost ......... e,s,
'OHN WlLSON.-Block z N ~.
jCOntiulaH M, novt ,,
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WARD 6, NON.RESIDENTS

F. s.. WILLIAMS EST.-S IL of NE,
Sec. 25.14-8, NE Of Sc, Sec. 20, NV
Of SW, Sec. 21.14-5. Total assessment
100000 Taxes, interest and cost
....... ........-..... ...........$43.l5
]. I. WILLIAMS.-SE of NV, Sec,
2l-14-5. Total assessment $4,000.
Taxes, interest and cost ..S1355
j. G. THEUS.-NE Of SE, Sec. 33.15-4.
Total assessment $4,000. Taxes, in.
terest and cost ....................... s1355
r J. SIMMS-W IL Of Sc, Sc of
sc, Sec. 24-16-5. Total assessment
100000 Taxes, interest and cost
...,.''..,. 333 %
AMOS PEOPLES.-SW IA, Sec. "A.
= l-2 of Sc, f IL Of Sc Of NE, Sec
l5-l4,5. Total assessment $26OOOO,
Taxes, interest and cost. s68Oo
r. H. MILLER.--W 1.2 of Sec IL
NV IA, N IL of Sc, Sec. 22.14-6,
Total assessment S56OO.OO. Taxes
interest and cost ......... s141 o. |
MOORE.-NE Of NE. Soc |
1855. Total assessment $4,000
Taxes. interest and cost s1455
AUDWlG 4 OLIVEN.-W 1-2 of NV
NV Of SW, Sec. II, NE IA. Sec. Is i
NE Of NE, s 10 Of NE, s IL Of
SW, Sc IA Sec. %, E 1-2 of W 10
aud 3 IL OF Sec. n, less Sc Of Sc
NEsof Nv, Sec. 34-15-6. Total as.
sessment $4,000. Taxes, Interest
ana cost .............................. .S27875t
OSA GAMMILL --SE. OF SW, Sec a.
100. Total assessment $4,000. Tax.
es, interest and COST. .s1355
EDY WASHINGTON.-NW Of Sc.
Sec. H-l4-5. Total assessment s465, j
Taxes, interest and cost. s1535
J. WASHINGTON.-W 10 of SW
1-l4-S, Total assessment $4,000.
Taxes, interest and cost. 5000
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AkDlS STEPHENS-E IL OF NE
Sec. COLTS. Total assessment 500
Taxes, interest and cost. 1890
8. c. MCCARTHY, Eft als-NE Of
NV, Sec. 32-15-S. Total assessment,
$4,000. Taxes, interest and cost
VIM. MURpHY--SE Of NE, Sec. 81.
l7.S. Total assessment $500. Tax,
es, interest and cost. ..$l6.6s |
TESS MO0RE-Lot /, Sec. 2.16-10 !
Total assessment $4,000. Taxes, in.
terest and cost .........................$15.6- !
w C. LANGFORD.--SW Of Sc, Sec !
1850. Total assessment $4,000 !
Taxes. interest and COST. ...$13.55 !
PHILIP JACKSON-SE Of NE, and
lot one Sec. 80. Total assessmen
$4,000. Taxes, interest and cost
"............$26.3I
G. IyERSON--SW Of SW, Sec. TO- mel
Of NV, Sec. $3.50. Total assess.
ment $4,000. Taxes, interest and
cost .-............-............. .........$23.55
+. 8. HUDUNAL--E IL Of E 1.2 Of NV |
NE Of SW, Sec. 26-15-1O. Total as.
sessment $4,000. Taxes, interest
ana cost ......~...-..........-...... 1885,
l. GIBSON and P. JOHNSON, ct al
SW Of NV, and s. % acres of SCI
OF NV, Sec. 14-1610. Total assess.
ment $4,000. Taxes, interest ana
cost ....................... ......,......~$2575
EDMOND GARNER-Lots 2 and 4
Sec. 10.1&l0 Total assessment
$4,000. Taxes, interest and cost
....,............... ...........$1875
]. e. GIDDENS Sc Of NV, NE Of
SW, Sec. $3.50 Total assessment
$S0O0O. Taxes, interest and cost
FOWLER--E 10 Of NE
Sec. Pitts. Total assessment 5000
Taxes, interest and COST. 1856
LEVI DICKEY EST.--W 1.2 of NE, u
+ IL Of SW. Sec. 3O.169. Total as "
sessment $4,000. Taxes interest
and cost ..S8O.25 L
AMES DREW--NE Of SW, Sec. 20.
l7.S. Total assessment $4,000. Tax.
es, interest and cost. ..$1565
G. COOK-One lot in Ringgold de
scfibed ~ follows: Commencing IL
Jds, east of center line OF Sc Of NV
Zee. N-16-0, running north 60 yds
east 80 yds., south 40 yds., west. 50 RI
~. north 90 yds., to point OF be-
thinning, being one and "a acres. ],
Total assessment $1,55000. Taxes, LIE
interest and cost .....................-$53.05
4. COOKS acres on north side !
4 SW Of NE, and 10 acres in NE B.
p1aer q NV Of Sc, Sec. 1O-l5.S.
tnfai assessment $4,000. Taxes,
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ARDS STEPHENS-E IL Of NE
Sec. COLTS. Total assessment $40
Taxes, interest and cost. $500
8. G. MCCARTHY, Eft als-NE Of
NV, Sec. 32-15-8. Total assessment,
$4,000. Taxes, interest and cost
,.
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Matte DOUGLAS EST-NW of
NV, Sec. 1853. Total assessment
A4o.W Taxes, interest and cost
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SIMON GIpSON.-Lot 2 in Sec, 3.18.
IL. Total assessment $4,000. Tax.
es. interest and cost. S27 Ok
II. l.. CLIFFORD. Residence and 1-2
acre lot In RinggoM. Total assess.
meht $4,000, Taxes, interest. and
G'St .-.....-.-........., &95 TX
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oh ia1it BUSH.-Lot 3 and NE Of
SW, s Sec, @-16.1o.. Total assess.
nlent $iOSoM. Taxes, interest and
cost n GOO ~
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WARD (7)' SEVEN

W. J. FARLEY.--E IL of NV, NE of
NE, SW of NE, NV Of Sc, and
acre in Sc corner Of NV Of NE, and
acre in NV Of Sc of NE, Sec. q.
A. Total assessment $1555OO.
Taxes, interest and cost. ..$5995
NJ. W. FIELDS.--N IL of Sc, less
8 a., 20 a.iOn north side Of Sc of
Sc, Sec 12-14-7, s ~ Of SW, NV of
SW, Sec. TAG. Total assessment
S2565.W. Taxes, interest and cost
...............,, .. S67 "a |
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+ M. FERRIS manuel Suooa -
N II of SW Of Sc, Sec, 1e Rls
Total assessment $4,000. Tayss !
teroSt and cost IN
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-02-22
ipREA d MANS soNaFoRaoTrEN.
FEasaysttsis Roy, Named for oseres
tvashlngten. Was Once a Refugee
.3s III This Country. S}s$1

The Century company says that
comments provoked by Sword Of LIB
erty. recently published by them, Inn
pressed them with the fact that the
average American seems never TO have
heard of George Washington lafayette.
It seems strange that his story was
not exploited during the wartime re-
eurgence Of enthusiasm about Lafay-
cite and his noble friendship for this
country; yet how many Americans
know that Lafayette had O son named
after his fast friend. General Wash
ington. or that the boy was at one
time q refugee in this country7
The story Is part Of the background
Of the account Of two revolutions
American and French-contained In
the book. Following the earlier phase
Of the French Revolution, during which
Lafayette was so immensely popular,
and after the hostility to his modera-
t,on Ind developed which drove him
into exile, he sent his son to America,
to the care Of the American George
Washington for whom he was named.
It was his boy, according to the
authors, Frank w. and Cortelle ].
Hutchins, who. on returning from
America, dug up from the garden of
the Paris residence where they had
been buried, the two swords given to
Lafayette by the American congress
and the French republic In recognition
of his services in the two republics.
This Georges Washington Motier de
Lafayette was born In 1779; he was
therefore but thirteen when he hed
to America In 1902 and his distinguished
father to the neutral territory Of Liege.
The Argonaut.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-02-22
Not F.uvt)rable td Reductions.

Columbia, Feb. 16.-The relsolu-
GERS Was rejected by the House Of
Representatives to-day when the
Ways and Means Committee made
an unfavorable report on it. The res
olution was introduced a. few days
ago by Representative Clinkscales,
of Anderson. THE mo tion to reject
was made by Representative He'll
driclis, Of Anderson.
The resolution to reduce the pay
Of legislators from $400 to $500 re.
ceived a divided report. the major
ity unfavorable, and this forecasts
defeat for it.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-02-22
To Attempt World Flight.

London regards with admiration SIT
Keith Smith and his brother, Sir ttoss
Smith, who, two years ago. flew nom
London to Australia, covering the H.
294 miles in just under 2S days, ana
who now announce that they have be-
gun preparations for flight around
the world.
The distinguished brother aviators
are not after the long nonstop Hight
record. They feel that aviation VIII
develop itself on routes upon when
stops are possible. What they wish to
prove is that there. are practicable
means by which every section Of the
civilized earth can be reached by flight,
lust as they now are reached by ship
and train, and that this can be done
at an immense saving of time ana
perhaps Of actual cost Of transporta-
ton. Fortunately for themselves ana
the cause they advocate so energeti-
cally the distinguished Smith brothers
have plenty Of money with which 70
demonstrate their theories.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-02-22
Death uf Mrs. G. Il. Gibson.
l(Tugaloo Tribune, Feb. 14.)

I (Tugaloo Tribune, Feb. 14.)
= TheSmany friends Of Mrs. Nmnie
Gibson, wife of Claude q. Gibson,
are saddened to hear of her death,
whitI3 occurred last Friday night
betwesm ! and Ii O'Clock. She pass
ed aWsty white sitting in the chair,
ana 3oaiy members of the family at
,home!gArs rs- -Gsbson had been confined
ito her home for several years, but
Wd4 lila 10 SIT mp and be around the
house at times. She was sufferer
from Bright's disease.
The Gibson home Is short dis
tancc below Westminster at what is
known as the Wiqa Ballenger place.
Mrs. Gibson was an excellent
Christian lady, a faithful member Of
the Baptist church for many years.
She was q little past middle life. She
VITA a daughter of the tate Rev. T. f.
Nei%qn, Of Pickens county, and she
4eaycs her husband and Ele follow
ing children to mourn her death: r.
wv, Marie, lIIdef anu Lea GIBSON.
The brothers and sisters are Rev. r.
w. Nelson, w. e. Nelson, Mrs. e. r.
Waldrip, Mrs. p. L. Boggs and Miss
Elqa Nelson, the latter making her
home with the Gibson family.
Claude Gibson, the husband Of the
deceased, is one OF the splendid cit
dzens Of this communlty-clever and
true-and he has the sympathy Of
wide circle of friends in his great
Noss.
The body Of Mrs. Gibson was bur-
led in the First Baptist cemetery on
Sunday afternoon, the funeral SER
vices being conducted by her pastor,
Rev. r. F. Jones.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-02-22
PARIS MUSICIAN LIKES jAzz1
n. Mithaud, Leader Of polytonlo
School, says Ne May Some Time +
Compose Jazz Sonata.

Charles Henry Meltzer, we'll known
music critic who has recently returned
from study Of the modern European
musical world, in an article In the De-
cember Forum called "The Polytonic
Six Of Paris" describes an interview
with the much talked Of Paris
musician, M. Milhaud, as follows:
',Some day" NJ. Milhaud said; II
may compose q Jazz sonata. The jazs
form has been quite an inspiration. One
may at times hear excellent music In
the halls and much bad music Is per-
formed in concert rooms. have told
you Of my love of melody BY this
mean that in my compositions ! try
to give equal Importance to all the IN
struments employ. l&
"My orchestra, Of course. varies &c,
cordlng to the nature Of the works,
write, and I have tried my hand ut q
good many styles. One form which
am fond Of Is the chamber symphony.
I have turned out four examples OF
the sort so far, each scored for only
few solo instruments. ! hive pub
llshed various piano compositions,
among them set Of six which
grouped under the name Of lie Prln-
TEMPS I have made scores for bal!ets
with large orchestras and Just now
am halfway through n tragic, lyric
drama, named Les Eumenides.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-02-22
Main Guy at His Own Inquest.

MOntreal, Quebec, Feb. 16.-Jere-
mie Bellivaeu enjoys the distinction
Of having been the central figure at
his own inquest. The Jury decided
that he was alive.
six months ago a. body found In
the Uachine canal was identifl as
that Of Belliveau, who had been re-
ported missing from his home. A
coroner's jury found a verdict Of
accidental death, and in time Mad
hme Belliveau made plans to re-
marry. Then Bslliveau made a re-
arrangement of plans necessary by
coming back.
The coroner was called upon once
more, this time TO state what was
to be done about ahe living. Belli-
veau explained that he had been un-
avoidakly detained in Jail for the
past six months.