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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-12-21
LIBERTY NEWS

| SplriC OF y. warren Smith, Jr was
waited on the bosom of our Great
Father who both gave and hath talk
en- away. This very promising little
SON was seven weeks old, and al
though here so short time, brought
great love and inspiration into the
| home and hearts of this family. But
heaven is now q sweeter place by the
addition Of this another little tender
one; for "of such is the kingdom of
heaven" ever beckoning a following
in the path where the Good Shepard
with his little lambs leads.
Funeral services We're held from
the house on Sunday afternoon con-
Quoted by Rev. E. w. Mason, as
sisted by both the other pastors, Rev.
Sims and Rev Knox, after which the
little body was LAID to rest in West
View cemetery. Four young boys
acted as pail bearers, D. II. Kenne-
mur, Jr., Henry Finley, Parker Maui
din and Wallace Cantrell; while the
flowers were borne by four little
girls, Mamie and Jane Hunter, Eliza
beth Richbourg and Pauline Boggs,
making beautiful and impressive
scene, j. M. Abbott being funeral
director. A deep sympathy from
the community goes out to this be-
reaved family.
Miss Willie Parsons left last week
for an extended visit in California
and back via Texas for visit there
also.
Young Misses Louise and Nan
Bowen of Seneca, were recent visi-
tors with their aunt, Mrs. j. f. Ban
mister who entertained the younger
set IN their honor one evening while
here. Games and conversation Of
fercd a joyous good time, when the
hostess served delightful salad
course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Stilwell, of
Columbia, were recent guests of his
uncle, Mr.. C. e. Bush.
Mrs. Jas Robinson of Dacusvillc,
is spending few days with her
sister, Mrs. j. Warren Smith.
The Pruitt Circle cf the Woman's
Missionary Society Of the First Bap-
tist church met Monday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs C. G. Hunnicutt
The Missionary program was in
charge Of Mrs. j. w. Hunter. The
subject Fulfilling the Royal Law
vas very Interestingly given. Mrs
t. N. Hunter gave the Royal Law
and The Individual and the Golden
Rule was read by Mrs. J. l.. Mills.
A beautiful poem "Inasmuch" was
read by Mrs. D. II. Kcnnemur. Af-
ter this program business session
was held which was in charge Of
Miss Carrie Hutchins, the chairman
Mrs. Iunnicutt assisted by Mrs. D.
II. Kcnncmnr served sweet course.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. a. Richbourg and
children Of Gaffney and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edd R:chbourg of Greenvilc,
spent Sunday with their parents Mr..
and Mrs. W. S. Richbourg.
Misses Mary and Frances Lawrence
visited their sister in Ware Shoals
last week.
Misses Ellen Freeman, Eleanor
Boggs and Pett Chapman, Messrs.
w. G. O'Dell, Homer Freeman and Ki
Shirley, Jr, spent Thanksgiving day
at W:nthroD.
Mrs. Stella Griffin and children,
spent The week end with relatives in
Gastonia and Charlotte.
Misses Mamie and Louise Bowen
Of Seneca are visiting their aunt Mrs.
w. +. Ban:ster.
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SINGING

The Pickcns Township Singing
Convention VII meet at Pickcns View
church next Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Let everybody come as it
is time to elect officers for the com
irg year.
w. r. Lewis, Sec.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-12-21
Huds;on-C CI,arucll

On December 18th Mss Fannie T..
Hudscn became the bride Of Mr. M.
Chappcll Judge N. A. Christie
phcr officiating. We wish for this
popular young couple prosperous
and happy life.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-12-21

There will be Christmas tree
and also special Christmas exer-
else at the Baptist church, Christ
mas night at TOO o'clock (sharp).
Please be on time, and lets begin
early. Everyone invited.
Mrs. r. l.. Henderson raised Two
right nice hogs this year. She had
them killed last week and they lacked
three days being nine montis cd
One weighed 333lbs and the other
one 275lbs and got Is gallons Of
lard by rendering up one middling
and half OF another one.
, 1922-10-09

tet music numbers. aesthetic dances
with n dash OF comedy.
Miss Ethel Mann. dancing instruc-
ter. has arranged a number OF pic
turesque numbers by her pupils. Miss
Mann has had an interest ng career in
her chosen profession. Her instruc.
ton started AZ the age of Az years,
in Denver, under Hazel wabash. who
a since become famous as an instruc,
tor in Chicago. One OF Miss Wal
lach's most prominent pupils was Ted
Shawn of the Denishawn school of Los
Angeles. Miss Mann at the age OF
Z id "A solo number in the Denver
auditorium, being the youngest danger
at that time to appear at an audi.
forum performance. Since that time
she has studied under Rlpha wyley,
head of the Denishawn sShool. and
a former pupil OF Taresoff and Paw.
ley o~ukrainsky.
The girls from Mss Mann's Casper
classes who viii appear on the pro.
gram are the Misses Jean wlsner,
Charline Hanlyay, Madeline Tooine,
Dorothy Hoiioran. Theima Rowrey,
Eileen AIishica, Catherine Pickett.
Elainc Myers, Betty We'derhold. Miss
Mann and her sister, Marion, VIII also
have several numbers Of their own.
AIRS. Madeline Treber OF the enter.
tainment committee. has personal
charge of the vocal and instrumental
numbers. She will accompany mos
OF the soloists and will Coach the quar-.
tet numbers. Those who viii appear
IN this part of the program are Mrs
Don Lobdells Mrs, Van Sickle. the
Misses Alice stevick and Margaret
Smith and Glen sawter, Eddie Dona-
hue and Ray Holioran.
Speciality numbers will lie contrib
uted by MIS- Helene Du Bee. who win
sing and dance and Burt Connolly,
who Will do a blackface act.
Posters for the affair are being con
tributed by the high school pupils. the
Bush Sign company, the McLogan
Sign company and the stwart Sign
company.
, 1922-10-09

shaped very rapidly, the several com
m.ttees are actively engaged in work.
ing out the details. Between fifty and
a hundred Casper citizens have already
signified their intention OF making the
trir, and an attempt will be made to
secure a more definite check on the
number at the forum meeting Tues
day.
The communities along the line have
all been notified and they are all ex-
pectlne 10 greet the boosters as they
pass through.
The boosters will lunch in Douglas
as guests of the Douglas Kiwanis club
and will have dinner and stay over
night at Lusk. The program for the
evening in Lusk will be held in one
of the moving picture theatres. as the
Lusk Good Fellows" advise that this
is the only place having adequate
seating capacity.
Several Good Fellows at Douglas
have slgnifled their intention of max
ing the trip n it is hoped hal some
from every community visited will
proceed with the Casper delegation TO
Lusk.
Owing TO the fact TINT there VIII
be some expense connected with the
trip. for music. entertainment. ban
ners, etc, the committee has thought
it advisable to collect $500 for tx
penses from all who go ron Casper,
with the exception that all those who
drive their own cars viii not be eE-
pected to contribute All are expected
TO pay tEeir own personal expenses or
the trip.
All members and others who expect
to go are requested TO notify the cham
Der Of commerce at once, advising as
to whether they will drive their own
car or expect TO ride with someone
else.
, 1922-10-09
kENDR|Ck WILL
SPEAK IN CITY
ON OCT0BER1 "A
Democratic Leader Scheduled
for Visit Here Next Sat
urday at the Elks.
Hall.

United States Senator John b. Ken
drick win address the voters OF Cas-
per and Natrona county saturday "
ming. October a. according TO an
nouncement made today by the Je;-
fersonian club. which has IN charge
arrangements for h Democratic
leaders appearance here. rhe Eiks'
han has been secured for the occasion
and the senator, it Is stated. will re-
man in Casper over Sunday.
Senator Hendricks visit TO Casper
will follow a weeks campaigning in
central Wyoming. On Wednesday he
win speak at Douglas. Thursday at
Gienrock and Friday at Salt Creek.
p. J.. O'connor. former state sena-
tor and president Of the Jeffersonian
club. will preside over the meeting
here.
, 1922-10-09
JONES
Of WASHINGTON
TO APPEAR HERE
TUESDAY NIGHT
Campaign Issues VIII Be
Discussed by Leader at
Capital; EIks' Hall Is
Secured for the Event.

An unusual opportunity
will be afforded the people of
Casper Tuesday evening to
hear the issues of the poIiti-
cal campaign now in progress
discussed by one of the lead
Ing figures in the United States sen
ate and n mar who Is in evsvy sense
a national character. Hon. Wesley L.
Jones. United States senator from the
state OF Washington. viii speak at the
Repuj rally on Tuesday. October
10 a. : 3 Eiks hall. .
i o is Senator Jones2
senator Wesley l.. Jones was born
near Bethany, ILL.,, October .. 1858
He was graduated at the Southern II
linoIs college in 1856, and was admit
ted to the bar in the 2,me year. He
moved to the territory of Washington
just before Its admission as a state
In 1889. and located at Norri Yakima.
where ne lived until 1917. when he re-
moved to Seattle. Senator Jones be.
gan the practice OF law IN 1890 and
has since been IN active pracuce. He
took part as a speaker in the Blaine
campaign or 1854 and the Hrrison
campaign u 1905 III lltiloiSi ana mas
been active in every campaign since
In tho state OF Washington. He
served as congressman at large from
Washington from 1899 to 1909. In
1909 he was elected to III United
States senate, has been reelected
twice and is now serving his third
term.
Well Known in Casper.
Those who vera fortunate enough
to lear Senator Jones whsp he spoke
in Casper in the campaign OF 1915 re-
member him we'll. and will not mis-.
the opportunity Of hearing him again.
He is a finished orator OF the old
school and his address will be both
entertaining and Instructive.
Public Cordially Invited.
The Republican organization. under
whose auspices Senator Jones VIII
speak. has extended a cordial invita-
ton to everybody in Casper TO he
present to the extent OF the capacity
OF the Elks hall. Early attendance
viii assure a seat. The high school
band Will furnish music. The meeting
viii start at s p. m.
, 1922-10-09
Army Officer
Dies Suddenly

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Oct s.-Ma,
sor John A. Boone. L. s. A. stationed
at the army and navy general hospit.
al here, was found deed at his resi-
cence today. Major Boone Ind been
living alone for several week, his
wife and baby having been visiting
relatives at Fort Sill, Okla, Death
resulted from natural causes. Ma.
jor Boon served in the Philippines
on the Mexican border and in FRINGE
and was widely known in army cir
cles.
, 1922-10-09

opportunity TO join and do their share
toward promoting tho interests OF The
community Then too there arc some
who haye not paid their dues. who arc
nov members and an opportunity viii
be given 10 all delinquents TO get on
the proper side OF the ledger,
A. e. STREET who has been select
cd by the board Of directors as chair
mar OF the membership campaign
committee. stated this morning thai
the finance committee. consisting OF
Sam conwei.. Ben scherck and J. S
Mechling had rendered a report TO al
rectors that delinquent dues must be
collected at once in order for the
chamber to be properly financed
through the winter months.
The Chamber OF Commerce points
with pride TO its accomplishments Of Sc
the Texas refinery for Casper.
, 1922-10-09
Rate Increase
Hearing Opened

DIES MONIES, Iowa. oct. "A
hearing on an application for an in
crease in freight rates of ten per cent
on corn ais6 other coarse grains. asked
Of the Interstate commits
sion by railroads operating in the
middlewess opened here today.
Six states. Iowa, Missouri. Mime
sofa. Oklahcsna, Nebraska and South
Dakota. have repr . ,ntatives present
to protest the increase.
The railroads are seeking to have
the freight rates OF corn raised to the
same level as those on wheat.
Examiner Keen. Of the interstat,
conr-zrce commission is here to heal
the case.
, 1922-10-09
Montana Grid
Team Runs Up
Record Scores

GREAT FALLS. Mont, Oct. s-The
record of the Great Falls high school
football team in amassing go points
against their opponents nothing in
two consecutive regularly scheduled
contests against rival high school
teams is thought to nave set up an
Unparalleled record in the annals of
gridiron sport.
Saturday. October 7. Great Falls de-
feated Stanford high school, 1o7 TO o.
and on the preceding Saturday, Sep
TENDER 20 defeated Belt high school,
l15 t 0.
The team which is coached by NJ. L,
Crouch was runnerup for the state
championship in 1921 and has only
-four veterans back on the 1929 team.
, 1922-10-09
NO XII KLUX ON
JURIES, CRY OF
chr PUBLIC

CHICAGO, Oct. .. Resolutions
adopted by the peoples movement at
a meeting last night condemning the
Ku Klux Khan n demanding that no
klansman be accepted for jury service
were sent TO all judges Of Cook coun-
ty today.
The resolutions said the khan Is
seeking to destroy the dignity and
purposes of our courts BY substituting
their own secret ac%cusatins, secret evil
dence and secret executions upon clti-
zers OF the United States.
"They are directly corrupting the
jury system, 10th petit and grand, by
carrying their sworn and secret ami
mosities into the halls of justice"
, 1922-10-09
BASEBALL DECISION
REAFFIRsIED BY COURT.

WASHINGTON, Oct. a. Rehear-
ing was 6enied by tho supreme court
today of the Ease brought by the Bal
tmore club of the defunct Federal
league against organized baseball in
which, the court held that profession
al basebeIl as played under the pres
ent national agreement Goes not
possess the attributes or interstate
commerce.
, 1922-10-09
We! HOSPITAL
GETS APPROVAL

WASHINGTON. Oct. e.-Adminls-
tration of the veterans bureau hos
pltai in New York City. known IS the
Kings Bridge hospital. was declared
TO be Clean. intelligent and whole
some" in n report submitted today %
Director Forbes by a special commit
tee which investigated charges of bad
conditions at the institution made by
Representative Rossdale. Republican.
New York. and Major John F. Deghn.
commander OF the New York depart
msnt OF the American legion.
, 1922-10-09
CHAIN BANDIT
GOES ON TRIAL

OMAHA. Neb.. Oct. s.-TriaI ~
Fred Brown, captured and wounded in
Wyoming several months ago by a
posse which sought hin as the chainer
of two Omaha women he was accused
Of holding prisoner in a shack in an
Omaha suburb, began in district court
here today.
Work Of selecting a jury to try him
on a charge of kidnapping ono OF ths
women was begun this morning.
, 1922-10-09
BRITISH 0KEH
LIQUOR RULING

LONDON. Oct. s.-Ry The Asso-
eiated Pressl.-Prc. sbition of liquors
on vessels within American waters
will give rise to no international com
p~lications according to the view ex-
pressed by British foreign office Of.
fioials today.
Tho governments view. according
to these authorities. is that the mat
ter is one in which the United States
has a perfect right to take any action
it sees fit.
, 1922-10-09
EMBEzZLER is
SENT TO pen

GREAT FALLS, Mont, Oct. a.
Roy c. spansler. former local repre-
sentative OF to Unltei States Build.
ing and Loan company, pleaded guilty
TO grand larceny as banee in the
district court this morning and was
sentenced by Judge ]. B. Leslie to not
more than four nor less than two
years in the ~penitentiary. spanEler
was charges with embcazlins s i.5sS o.
the company funds.
, 1922-10-09

Dear Mnly; It had to come at
last. } can see no other way u Pay
W every bin. That's what I did 1t for.
I'm taxing the Riddles with me SO you
and no one Else can say hat ] left
them a burden on you. II / We're to
hang on longer II would only be the
same old story"
, 1922-10-09
GOVERNMENT PETITION
REFUSED BY COURT.

WASHINGTON. Oct s.-Tia su-
preme court today denied the petition
Of the government for a rehearlng OF
the cases In which the court at its
last term defined the STABILITY and
status as r. federal agency Of tho En-
Urgency Fleet corporation OF the
United States shipping board.
, 1922-10-09
BURCH CASE IS
DELAYED Week

LOS ANGELES. Cal. oct. s.. -
third trial OF Arthur c. Burcr ,adict.
ed FOR the murder here ir august.
1891, OF J. Bolton Kennedy, was de
layed toby when called for trial be-
cause the court wus engaged with
cases. The Burch trial was 6st-
initely set for next Monday.
, 1922-10-09
Slayer
GiUen Freedom

MINNEAPoLIs. MINI. Oct. ..
George D. Guyette. arrested in Seat.
tie, Wash, for murder as the result
Of q deathbed statement made by his
father. today was ordered released on
motion OF the county attorneys Of
flee.
, 1922-10-09
FATHER BROWNS THREE
CHILDREN IN BATHTUB,
THEN TAKES OWN LIFE

at their home by the father, William
E. Wheeler. who then fired a bullet
into his brain. Dependency because
OF inability to obtain employment was
Responsible for the crime. police said.
Mrs. Wheeler discovered the bodies
after she returned from church. A
note found read in part.
, 1922-10-09
Veteran Rail
Engineer Dead

WATERLOO, Ia, Oct. 9.-Thomas
W. Place. who In 1857 held the throttle
of the engine pulling the first passen
ger coach on h Illinois Central rail.
road, then known as the Dubuque and
Sioux City railway west OF Dubuque
and later for so years master mechanic
of the Illinois Central shops in Water
loo, died here today.
He was SO years old. The widow ard
four ons survive.
, 1922-10-09

ROCHESTER, y. Y, Oct. s.-rhe
bodies Of a father and his three chill
dren today lay side by side in an IN
dertaking establishment here. victims
of a tragedy last night. The children,
Etheyin, s.: Gracs, ?, and Russell. 6
months, were drowned in a saith tub
, 1922-10-09
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
DECREE WILL STAND.

WAsHINGTON. Oct. a. The su-
preme court today denied a rehear-
ing Of the case brought by the I-nitei
States in which II directed the South
ern Pacific company to divorce itself
Of ownshi3 and control over the Cen
,traI Pacific railroad.
, 1922-10-09
ROCK ISLAND IS SWEPT
BY WAVE Or CRIME. TWO
MURDERS ARE INCLUDED

ROCK ISLAND. H., Oct s.-An
other staying, n daylight burglary.
and dragnet raid OF bootleggers
have thus far followed in the wake
of the killing OF John Loney Jr., in
a street gang fight Friday. the Sc
quence Of event having thrown the
city into turmoil. with expectations
by the police, Of a further outbreak
in the feud between rival factions in
, 1922-10-09
Entertainment Hits Assured
for Tribune Fashion Show

Entertainment feature of an eaboaten nature have been ARRANGED for the Tribune FASH
ion show to be- staged at the Eut club October g, q md H., the pronedso of whch will
be turned over to the Red Crss in Casper. rs 4
Stanley GrebeS chairman of the entertainment committee has practicable completed his
programs for the five mertannnent, two matneesa rand thveevenhgs howmR- ar of the
oropTans will be different, and varied in this makeup They will combine doa nd quar-.
, 1922-10-09

world gang. one Of those arrested on
a charge of murder in connection
with the killing OF young Looney.
has been released on $4,000 bond.
John Lo0ney. Hi,1se son was
slain in the gang fight. Is secluded
in his combination horne and weekly
newspaper office in the residence
section of the city surrounded By
six hired armed guards.
, 1922-10-09

the fight for political dictatorship
in the underworld.
,Iames Bowen was shot dead In a
quarrel In a negro gambling resort
Saturday night. Sunday the home
Of Max kOniek was entered and
$1,000 worth Of furs and iewelry
carried away
Anthony w Billburg. alleged
leader Of the AntlLOoney under
, 1922-10-09

The segregation of the sexes among
certain barbarian peoples goes SO fas
in many that each sex has prae-
tieally different language. The Caribs
have two distinct Northumberland
used by men and women when speak.
ing to men; the other by women when
speaking 70 each s,ther. and by men
when repeating some saying OF the
women.
, 1922-10-09

The spring wheat crop was esti-
mated by the department at 2ss. 3d.
600 bushels, which compared with tho
forecast issued Il month g OF a
crop amounting to 2T7. 900, 900.
, 1922-10-09
MEMBERSHIP AND STOCK TAKING
CAMPAIGN TO Be CONDUCTED BY
CHAM}T4OF COMMERCE OCT. 10
Single Day Sci Aside for Whnlwind Drive to Be
Waged for New Members and Collection of
Back Dues; A. E.. STREET Is Chairman

The Casper Chamber of Commerce will conduct a mem
bership recruiting and stock-taaing campaign on Wednes-
day, October Is.
It is thought that many people have located in Casper
since the spring campaign who would like to become mem
hers of the chamber of commerce and they will be given an
, 1922-10-09

Supreme Tribunal Denies Rehearing Is
Asked by Colorado of Case in Which
This State Is Gipen Priority Rights on
Laramie RiReT; Decree Revised

WASHINGTON. Oct. sr-The supreme court today de
MED the application of the state of Colorado and others for a
rehearng of the original case brought by the state of Wyo-
ming, arising out of the diversion of the waters Of the Lara
mic river in which the court fixed the rule that priority of
appropriation was controlling in establishing the right to use
, 1922-10-09
NATIONS GRAIN CROPS SHOW
REDUCTION In ESTIMATES FOR
OCTOBER 1, ANNOUNCED TODAY

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-The nations corn crop de-
creased by 21,6O0,00o bushels during September, presumably
due to drought, which prevailed in many of the corn-grow-
ing states, according to the department of agriculture's fore
month.
, 1922-10-09
BOOSTER TRIP DETAILS 10 BE
DISCUSSED AT Open FORUM OF
CASPER CHAMBER ON TUESDAY

Tie Casper Chamber of Commerce forum meeting for
Tuesday, October 10 will be an open forum and some of the
time will be given over for the reports of booster trip COM
mittees, several other important items are in line for discus
sion at this meeting.
Plans Tor the booster and good fellowship trip are being
, 1922-10-09
ALIEN LAND CASE
ADVANCED.

WASHINGTON, Oct. g. The SD
preme court today granted tho mo
ton of Frank Terrace. his wife Eliza.
beth Terrace and y. Nakatsulsa to
have advanced for hearing their ap-
peal challenging the constitutionality
Of the alien land act Of Washington.
The case was listed Tor November 81
the date set for the argument of the
case brought by w. I. Porterfield
and Y. Mizuno to test the validity OF
the California alien lend law. Both
cases involved thu right of JAPANESE
to own hand.
First woman to wear the ermine in
Virginia is Mrs. Kerr Morehegd Har
rIs. who has been appointed judge of
the Juvenile court OF Danville.
, 1922-10-09

The department forecast a crop OF
? 1858, 800 900 bushels in comparison
with the total of 2.s75.Ooo 900 bushels
forecast at the end Of August.
, 1922-10-09

The latest craze ame..s some fash.
ionable women in London Is TO dye
cats So that they match a favorite
costume or the furniture.
, 1922-10-09

Probably 4ae n6s,, celebrates Of
women chess experts are Senorita
Nora, OF Cuba, and Madame Kaier.na
EeSkow Of Stockholm.
, 1922-10-09

water from Interstate streams. but
ordered certain minor changes in the
decree.