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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-31
CIR1BUS.
Rasplata pretorieni|or

Cind pretorienii Romei ridicau
prin ucidere un Cesar nou, bu-
cata de vreme toatc stateau la in
demina acelor carl facusera ferici-
ia schimbare: lefi, demnitati, ono
ruri. Noul stapan era recunoscator,
81 apoi puterea lui sc razima pc u
merii acestor credinciosi.
De 81 legile noastre ingaduie d.
lui I. |. Bratianu sd guverneze fara
sd recurga zilnic la aprobarea 81 la
sprijinul acelora carl i-au dat BIZ
ruinta Gle care poate fl mindru, a.
"ceStia vOr veni neaparat sd reclame
dupa pacturile formale care S 'au in
cheiat Gu dinsii, dupa fagaduielile
care nu trebuie date in vileag 81 de
frica Discrimination compromitatoa-
re. 81 rasplata serviciilor esentiale
pc care le-au adus partidului, Gre
indu-i ,,curentul'' 81 dindu-i ,,popu-
laritatea's.
Sc vor presinta ell totii. Simplul
agent electoral, fiara falcoasa 81
betiva care IA snopit in zadar pc
alegatorii banuiti ca voteaza contra
Guyernului, care ma blocat de-a
surda in casele lor pc candidate, ca
re nu de florile marului sarit la
drumul mare Gu ciomegile asupra
lor 81 II a cheltuit nunai pentru Vi
satorii ochi negri al sefului suprem
toata comoara de injuraturi pc care
a mostenit-o della inaintasi. Func-
tionarul care, in loc sa-si caute de
rostul lui, cutreierat orase 81 jul
dete ca sa recomande pc candidate
,,ordinii" 81 al ,,legalitatii", acela
care a prefacut 0 CARA, un birou dc
polite, sectie agronomica in vi
trina de afisaj liberal 81 in oficina
de ,,convingere" Presedintii de CO.
misii interimare carl au injurat 81
au batut, carl all asnntat bandele
puse shpt comanda lor. Jandarmii
carl, Gu sau fara ,,orden", au i'm.
pus GU ghionti crucea ,,libaralilor"
au zvirlit prin santuri teranimes
rebcla, au tras GU pusca asupra de-
delegation opositiei, " arestat Ia
intimplare simpli alesatori, frunta.
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81 81 candidate. Ofiterii, pana la ge
neral, carl in automobile captusitt
Gu afisele crucii, strabateau statelt
orr calatoriau pc linii laterale, in
vatand lumea candidate oficiali
Magistrate carl faceau din birou
electoral spelunca de agent, car
ingaduiau ca i'll fata lor sd fit
batuti candidate 81 trimesi la spi
tai, earl aveau fata Gle urna mgr.
jiri lndoielnice. Vor alerga unul du
pa altul.
81 recOmpensa lOr va cOnsista IN
numiri, in transferari favorable
Gu paguba vre-unui nenorocit de
recalcitrant, in favoruri acor
date familiilor lor, in avantagii ba
nesti de tot felul.
Tara, Garcia 'au fagaduit eco
nomii, va trebui sd plateasca scuml
pc tOti aceia carl au lucrat Gu mil
loace criminale la inabusirea vointe
sale, la falsificarea votului ce 8 q
cerut. 81 ca va trebui sd respecte {
ordine administrative prefacuti
dupa cerintele inexorabile ale clu
burilor.
O societate sprijinita pc hatir 81 pr
! gonire nu doreste mimic mai mul1
decat deschiderea unei ere de drep
tate. lar aSteptarilor eli dureroast
j Sc raspunde, Gu ce? Gu cea mai ci
Mica partinire in folosul unor ne
trebnici carl II 'au nicim alt meri'
decit acela de a pune la dispositi;
oricarui guvern care are nevoie d,
fraude, delictul sau crima lor.
Cu aSemened Oamenl lnSa q. Bra
tianu va ajunge, mai curand sa,
mai tarziu, unde-a ajuns, tocma
pentru accia, d. Averescu. Caci die
tatorul ar putea sa-Si aduca amint'
de maxima pc care eta adesea pr
decesorul sau La Sefie, prepusul fa
miliei Bratianu la provisoratul con
ducerii partidului: Male parta cit,
dilabuntur!
"Repede Sc desfac lucrurile els
tigate prin mijloace rele.''
N. IORGA
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CO N U N | CAT.

Prin aceasta sunt rugati toti
Actionarii Comp. de publicitate
a U. S. r. A. ziarul America"
din Cleveland, Ohio, pentru a lua
Ia cunostinta urmatoarele:
/. Fiecare actionar este rugat
pentru interesul sau propriu sa-mi
comunice de urgenta adresa sa.
2. Cate actiuni posed& 81 N-rul
fie-carei actiune.
8. Find chestia importanta toti
0nor. Actionari stunt rugati de
ami ccmunica acestea date in
timp de 60 zile.
Societatile actionare STUNT ru.
gate sa Sc conformeze aoestui
comunicat.
Cleveland, o. La 81 1Gartie 1922
n. n. BoE1LU
secrstar al comp.
(76 & Is & 82).
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CONDITIA ndPARATULUI
CAROL NESCHMGBATA.

Eunchel,. Madeira, 81 Martie. =
Boala imparatului Carol n "a ara
tat nici un semn de imbunatatire
- contrar sperantelor. .medicilor
D-rul De Lug, fostul medic al
curtei imperiale din Viena, a fos,
chemat la Funchal. Ell 81 pleca1
deja.
S'au adunat 100000 coroane
in cercurile monarhistilor pentru
aJutorarea fOstului lor imparat.
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SENATUL DIN MARYLAND
>CERE MODIFICAREA LEGu
VOLSTEAD.

Annapolis. Md, 80 Martie.
Senatul din Maryland a votat eri,
Gu 10 voturi contra II, pentru
modificarea legii Volstead. Votul
q fost urmarea unei discutii ve-
hemente asnpra proiectului de
lege Frick care cere ca statul
Maryland sd intervina la congress
pentru modificarea amendamen-
tulni lS din Constitute rsferltor
a prohibitie.
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tru evltarea greVel.
Senatorul Borah declarat ca
cl nu poate sd convoace comitetul
pana name ca sd consulte pareriie
Membrilor, dar, personal, ell nu
rrede ca acest pas ar trebui facut
Ell declarat cd un astfel de pas
ar putea ambarasa (aduce in con
fuzic) pc presedinte deoarece pro.
punerile guvernului au fost deJa
respinse de ambele parti.
Parerea lui BOrah este ca con-
gresulN vrea sa incerce recOncl
liare, atunci comitetele celOr dou5
corpuri legiuitoare ar trebui sa
invite pc delegatii patronilor 81 al
m,lncitJrilor la Washington, in
loc ca sal duca la Casa Alba.
Din cauza ca Presedintele Har-
ding este convils ca greva este
4inevitabila Alnemhrii- can&reslllui
au insistat ca sd Sc faca o ultima
5ncercare din partea lor pentru ca
sd evite greva cclor $4,000 mum,
cit0ri.
Secretarul Muncei, James j
Davis, facut o declaratie for
lnala ca ''toate sfortarile guver-
namentalc, dc a mijloci intre cele
doua particle, au fost zadarnice 81
IL 'au reuSit ca sd scape tara de 0
greva generala 81 de o incercare
de putere economical intre patron
81 muncit0r.s
Secretarul spus: 'Nu pot sd
1iu-mi exprim amaraciunea ca uni
ratroni n 'au volt sa-si reguleze
situatia Gu mllncitorii lor pentru
inca dol ami
Deputatul j. ID. Beck din Wis
consin, unul din membrii republi-
cani ais comitetului muncei din
camera, a declarat ca el favori-
zeaza ideea ca guvernul sd ia in
lucHare minele pc timpul pana
cand patronii nu vor face un neu
contract colectiv Gu muncitorii
Tor. Publicul este indreptatit la
carbuni, zis el, = 81 carbunii
ce stau Ia dispozitia publicului
acum, nu vor Fl sufficient deca'
pentru n zile.
John Moore din Columbus, fost
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Greva minerilors
ACTIUNEA CONGRESULUI
PATRONII 81 MUNCITORH VOR
FL CHEMAII in CAPITALA

WASHINGTON, 80 Martie-Congresu hotarit All ca va
lua acune in chcsta greve minerilor decara
name Departmental muncei anunat All in mod Off
ca ca toate sforle guvernulu reertoare la reconcae
fost zadarnice.
Membr cometuui muncei al camerei-dupa inves-
tigat ntreaga 1nre patron 81 muncor
nstruat pc presednee lor deputatu John Nolan din Cali
fornia ca sa convina senatorul William f. Borah din
Idaho presednele comteulu educatiei 81 al muncei
Iesbata APPEL adresa congresu cate Presednte
Alba invite pc delega patronlor 81 merlor PEN
tru consfature scopul de aunge la ntelegere pen
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Roma, 81 Martie. - Din dife-
rite sectii ale Italiei sunt rapor-
tate ciocniri sangeroase intre fas-
cisti 81 socialist. Tn anarhist a
fost omorit langa Carrara, in Tos.
cana, de catre fascist carl faceau
o demonstrate.
In Parma a fost omorit un
membru al fascistilor in decursul
unor disordini cauzate Gu ocaziu-
nea judecarii unor socialist acu-
zati.
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AUSTRIA RATIFICA TRIBU.
NALUL LIGEI.

Viena, 81 Martie. = Austria a
ratificat eri statutele tribunalului
international al Ligei Natiunilor,
inclusiv 81 clausula juridictiunei
Obligatorii.
Gu Austria, numarul natiilor
earl au ratificat clausula aceasta,
sc ridica la 16.
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ca sc supune pc fata la judecata
publicului.
"In stadiul de All este simpla
'disputa econOmica in care cei carl
vor sufcri mai multi sunt lucrato-
ri 81 patronii flisusi.
& Administratia va priv desvol-
tarea 81 va ii gaia 81 apere biiele
public ori 81 cand va fl amenin.
tata. y.
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BERLIN. 30 Martie.-O lresolu'
tune care declara ca cererlle co
misiune de reparatiuni stunt intole.
rabile 81 expresiunea aprobaril de.
claratiunilor Cancelarului Wirtf
Gu privire la cererile comisiunei, q
fost aprobata astazi de Reichstag
Votul a fost 24S pentru 81 81
contra.
Majoritatca Socialistilor 81 a Co
munistilor s'a abtinut della vot.
PARIS, 30 Martie. = Delegate
Braziliei, Romanieiss Greciei, Por
tugaliei, Cehoslovaciei, Poloniei $
alte tart carl n 'au fOst reprezen
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Ipresedinte al minerilor de car
buni din Ohio, 81 acum membru
in comitetul executiv al miperilOr
until din America, declarat ca
John l.. Lewis, presedintele lol
national, va fl in Capitala pc Luni,
''daca numai nu va Fl intern
nitatss.
Presedintele Nolan declarat
ca ell rugat pc mai multi pa
troni ca sa vina in Washington 81
unii din ei Eau intrebat ca oare
cand pot fl ascultati.
Cand Ill Moore a. fost intrebat
cd ce crede d-sa despre astfel de
actiune congresului, a declarat
''Nu cred ca din Casa Alba va
merge o invitatie minerilor 81 pa
tronilor. 81 apoi nHi nu doriln
ipterventia sgllxe1nulni pana ee nu
ne-am epuizat tOate mijloacele.
Ce am dOri, e ca sd cOnvenim,
odata Gu patronii 81 ca sa discu-
tam termenii contractlui nostru
ell ei.'
Intrebat ca ce crede despre pu-
bile in legatura cu greva, ell d
spus: ''Daca adevarat ca sunt
scoase 65 milioanc tone de carbuni,
publicul nu va suferi timp de o
luna. Daca insa publicul va incepe
sd sufere, va face 0 astfel de lar
ma ca ambele particle vor fl silite
sd convina din nou ca sd reia firul
discutiei''
Ethelbert Stewart, comisarul
statisticelor din departmental
muncei, declarat ca, dupa stu
dierea situatiei minerilor de car
buni din 1921, s'a dovedit ca plata
mijlocie a minerilor a fost de
81 $50, lar cheltuielile lOr s'au
ridicat la $l.705.
~ -
indianapolis, Ind, 30 Martie.. -
Oficiantii de la United Mine Wor-
kers Of America au declarat ca eli
ar lua in mod favorable invitarea
presedintelui Harding, dar ca nu
Sc spera ca astfel de actiune ar
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PENTRU mONUnENTUi
ECATERInA TEODOR0Il
Total. .41.614.6a

UlgIUlgIA 3. +. 4. IN CAz
d. noarts a fa1ni1iei membru-
lni rfposat m bensficiu de
lapts suts dolast
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[oore din Columbus, fOst va declara name.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-26
BOWLING IN
INDUSTRIAL.
Il AGU E

me Industrial league bowle-s viii
open their fourth meeting at the
McCool alleys tonight. which prom
ises 10 be the N st important
schedule since the opening OF the
season.
The Northern Indiana Gas Co.
now leading the league. will meet
the crack r. s. Betz Co. aggrega
ton on the o'clock shift This
match Will be closely watched as
the surgical house team are iii sec
ond place. and If they can take the
gas boys into camp they VIII be in
a good position TO gain on the
league leaders
The I. H Belt team Will meet the
General American team on the first
shift. This will also be an I'm
portant match as both teams arc
not for behind the leaders
On the 9 o'clock shift the Lake
County Times Will meet the Graver
Tank boys. while the Standard steel
car Co will oppose Swift & Co. on
the same shift.
a large attendance Is looked for
sc watch the teams in action All
games Will start promptly at and
o'clock.
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the one point margin in that most
Of the regulars were playing when
they should have been on the side
lines
With the majority of the cripples
back and no new talent added, the
scatenas went through a two hours
practice session last night without
showing any team organization, be-
cause most of the players felt out
OF sorts and as result the regulars
looked awful candy-like.
Every one on the East Side. with
the exception OF Manager Happy
Cantwell. showed signs Of having
the Indian summer colds Most OF
the players wrapped in their coy
Scatena sweaters, were busy sniff
fing that it was impossible for Coach
Ralph Jones TO call his new forma-
tons
Red" schillo. the wonder punter
on the Scatena team. and the gent
who made victory possible with his
neat boot against the Cardinals. is
one Of the many sniffers. and If
Sl4tllll4E - 1Nt4 mani ItdSO4 AOt
playing good football then our hon
est view Is that he should keep it up.
Warne. a past master Of the van.
but now famous for his roof eleva-
tion. Is out with the statement that
the older he gets the better he plays.
and to think that "Gluke' has just
retained his majority makes every
ono ytcDdar how ,.or,1ao
Sidenbacker and Daniels are good
enough back field performers. What
the Scatena team needs most Of all
IS a quarterback. Joe Scatena. the
W. K. owner Of Hammond's only
home team. is scouting around for
a player who can fill IN for Shanks.
i, But It looks like a hard job. A play
er Of Johnny Firms type or another
! Paddy Driscoll would make the Scat
enas the most feared team in the
/ middle west
The Oak Park team is getting a
three figure guarantee to come to
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-26
BIC BATTLE
EXPECTED
On SUNDAY

When the husky Cak Park Friars
aggregation meets the Hammond
Scatenas on the Harrison Park grid
iron Sunday. one of the best battles
OF the season is expected The
Friars are big and fast and expect
TO beat the Scatenas by large score,
That they are very strong is con-
ceded by all who know of their rec
ord the past few years. Oak Park
fans are solidly behind their teams.
and a big crowd of rooters VII ac-
company the team to Hammond.
Whether the Oak Park eleven will
be able to take the measure Of the
locals remains to be seen. The Scat
ents are slow to start. but Scat fans
believe that this years team is as
good as in the past They point out
that the eleven has beaten three
good teams without having the stig-
ma of a single defeat. Sunday S
contest was indeed a close affair. but
the scatenas wsse well satisfied with
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-26
SIMPLEX
TROUNCES
LUTHERANS
BY l.. W. Mccoy

IN the first important game OF the
season before a large crowd OF
rooters at the Lafayette school
gymnasium last Monday night. the
Foundry quintet trounced the strong
Lutheran team to the tune of 1911.
me Foundry boys made an i'm
pressive showing in their new uni
forms or green and white. Although
outplaying h cir opponents. the
steel men had a hard time finding
the basket in the nrst half, but
came back IN the second half with
renewed pep and teamwork, finally
finished UP at the long end of the
score. This is their second win in
as many starts.
Powley OF the Fourdries was the
outstanding star of the Simplex
while not being able to hit the bas-
ket as usual. was into and breaking
UP many attempts of the opponents
to score. Green. Hayes and Potts
all played a good game. I. Beck
was the best man for the Lutherans
and C. Martins played a whale OF a
game at guard.
The first quarter was bitterly
fought. there being only one point
made and that free throw by Pow
ley for the Simplex. The half ended
7 to in favor of the steel workers
A basket was very kindly donated
by the Lutherans but credit cannot
be given as the scorer was too ex-
cited to see who made IT.
Monday evening. Nov 8. the Foun-
dries will clash with the strone
I. II. Belt team This promises t.
be a sizzler. as the railroaders' az
gregation Is made UP OF men that
have been playing the game fol
years. Walter Grace. formerly Of
the Hammond Colouials, Is manag-
ing their team and also plays with
them Grace will be remembered as
one OF the outstanding stars OF last
years Colonials. The Foundries
team intends to win the coming
game, but are not considering 1t to
be easy and are practicing hard.
The summary:
Foundries-Potts IF. Powley II,
Hayes c, Green rg. Elster lg. Sub
stitutes: 3. Kammerer. Martin. Field
goals: Powiey 8, Hayes 8. Green.
Free throws: Powley. out of Z.
Lutherans-A. Bleck lg, c. Martin
re, A. Becknan c. Neidow If. /.
Rleck RI. Substitutes: A Ebert. W.
rich. Field goals: 1. Block 3. a.
Beckman. Neidow. Free throws !
out Of Z.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-26

Chandler can toss a lengthy for
ward pass and the Dodgers have
several plays which depend on the
strong arm OF the passer.
Hussey Is a comparatively green
man At the game. But what he
lacks IN knowledge and experience
he has in speed and strength Then.
too, he Is very eager to lean and
that IS the primal requisite in any
aspi-ant to football fame.
AT present. Coach Pat McShane Is
using him on the line until he
learns the complicated system Of
signals and plays. Then he intends
20 shift him TO the barl5field where
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-26

former of no mean ability. Three
years ago he was a member OF the
famous Hegewisch eleven He han
died backheld Job there and also
did most Of the delivering IN the
overhead attack of that team.
However. he has not performed
in molesl1ins since that time; conse-
quently. his technique has become
a trifle rusty Coach Pat Mcshane
is industriously working on him IN
order to make him At IN the full
back berth. Because OF hts build
speed and strength. Coach Mcshane
intends to construct powerful off
tackle plav ABOUND him. Then. too.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-26

weight or middleweight team In the
region a powerful run for their
money. He also claims that within
another year the Dodgers Will be
a match for any amateur team their
weight In the country.
These are tall statements; yet,
Pat never INDUCES In promises
whether sensational or not, but
what no can back his words UP with
substantial proofs. And one Of his
Proofs Is the phenomenal growth
he Dodgers have made since last
season when he took charge OF
them.
The cry in East Chicago this year
IS. watch the Dodgersi'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-26
he can use his terrific speed and

he can use his terrific speed and
driving force to full advantage.
With the addition OF Chandler and
Hussey. the Dodgers now have two
sets OF backs that can compare with
the best In the region. williams.
Conroy. Quasni, Quinn. Piper. Loca-
sio, Chandler and Hussey comprise
about everything that IS required in
the backfeld. knowledge. science.
speed. strength. nerve. daring, zip,
fight forward passers. all are there.
Coach Pat McShaae now claims
that with his present strong line
and with his exceptionally fast
hackfeld. he ran give anv welter-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-26

One OF the best games of the sea
son is looked for when these two
football fans in this locality should
dsire to see this game, which will
be played at the new Hegewisch a.
A. Park at 1S3rd and Buffalo ave.
After Sundays game, the Hege-
wisch management wants to get in
touch with the East Chicago Goph-
ers and Hammond Scatenas and ar
range their annual battle.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-26
COACH PAT NJ SHANE
GETSSOME NEW BLOOD
Rv LARRY GEORGE

Some new blood has been injected
into Coach Pat AIcShane's East CHI
cago Dodgers. Two new men hall
ing from Hammond are tho latest
additions. Frank Chandler Of bas-
iet ball and baseball fame. and FL
isussey, also OF athletic repute. viii
wear the blue and white hereafter.
Chandler Is an old-time grid PEI
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-26
P. J. CARR DAY IN
HEGEWISCH SUNDAY

Paddy" Car, democratic Candidate
for county treasurer, will personally
lead his famous Cornell football
team to Hegewisch Sunday where
they expect to take the strong. IN
defeated and unsecured on Hegewisci,
team into camp.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-26

Hammond The Scatena management
is taking a chance. but with the
proper support OF the loyal football
fans. the team should be able to
make all ends meet.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-09-28
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2s, 1922
DOES 1T PAY TO SELL COTTON
When It is Selling Below Cost of
Production.

We now have about 100000 balas
of cotton held over from the 1921
crop and cotton is now selling for
$4,000 a bale more than it was IL
months ago. Let's calculate a little
and see if it does not pay to hold
cotton. A great many are always
ready to say that it does not pay to
hold cotton but that the best way is
to sell as fast as you get it ginned.
By holding these 100000 bales of cot
ton to date we have added $4,000, 900
of wealth to the state. If this cotton
had not been held off the market that
amount of wealth would have gone
into the hands Of the spectators.
Has it not paid to hold it?
The same thing can be done with
the crop we are now gathering. I
think that our state will not maze
over 100000 bales this year and if
it is held off the market for even six
months at least 10t pound can be
added to the price it is selling for
today. Another $4,000 bale can be
made, adding s30,0O0,ooO of wealth
to our state. Now, is this worth our
while? l certainly think it is. Con-
sidering the condition of our state az
present, the business interests OF our
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-09-28
Seize Large Still.

Florence, Sept. 23.-Late Wednes-
day afternoon Deputy Ham, of the
sheriff's office, Magistrates Consta-
BILE Belk, of Lake City, and Federal
Officers Youmans and Stacey bagged
what is believed to be the largest
capacity whiskey still so far captured
and destruction of the still was the
elimination of several weeks search
and the second big drive that was
made for it by the officers.
Along with the still twelve 60-gal-
lon barrels Of beer were captured
and there were 800 gallons in the still
ready to be run off. The barrels and
the immense still were destroyed. II
was made of wood and lined with
copper and the officers stated that
it bulked large against the surround
ing background Of swamp verdure,
The still was located in the Pee Dee
river swamp, between Crawford and
Harrican landings, and was we'll hid
den.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-09-28
Rome Book Club.

After an intermIssion of three
months the Rome Book Club held its
first fall meeting at the home Of
Mrs. G. K. Way.
The meeting was called to order by
the president and roll call responded
by each member, with name some
noted educator.
There being very little business,
the afternoon program was carried
out.
Miss Gertrude Haddock was called
to the chair to preside over the par
liametnary drill and Mrs. w. C. Rol-
Inns as secretary. Much fun was
caused by the drill. After the drill,
the meeting adjourned to meet with
Mrs. L. B. Johnson.
Delicious refreshments, consisting
Of ice cream and cake, were served
by the hostess.
We were indeed glad to have as
our guest, the teachers Of Union High
school and Miss Louise Snow Of
Henry.
Eta S. Tart,
Publicity Chairman.