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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-03
NEPRfZNIVA KRITIKA MA
ST


G. A. Faille re San Diega v
Kalifornii, pronesl vcera kriti-
ku naseho ~zvefince, kterou 81
.jiste ii, jichz- Sc tyce, nikterak
nedaii "a rance. Pravil nepo-
kryte, Re neco podobneho jeste
nevid6l, zvifata jsou nedosta-
tecne zivena, trpi nemocemi a
hmyzem. Oznamil poznatky
tyto riditeli mestskych parkI
Ruetenickovi, ale dostalo sc mt
v odpoved', re nelze oprav pod
niknouti z te iednoduche pffci-
ny, re Sc mestu nedostava pc
nez. Take Faille Sc pfimlou-
va, ably zverinec dan byl We
sprawl alespon zverolekafi a
ne politikafam, kteTi nemaji o
podobne zodpovednosti rs,-
mensiho poneti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-03
PREDNASKA RUSKEHO


Pred clenstvem The Women
City Clubu mluvil dneSniho
poledne ma thema "Rusko a
Pacifik' jeden 2 cetnych rus
kych vyhnancd baron Sergij A.
Korf, byvaly pobocnik gene
ranlho guvernera Finska Ia
vlady Kerenskeho, vypuzene
bolseviky. Korf byval i car
skym dvornim kavalirem a ro-
zesel Sc S ruskymi autokraty a
pfipojil Sc k tax zvane ''inteli-
genciji" strane, jez carism po-
valila, ably pozdeji porazena
byla sama. Byl clenem ruske
mirove delegaeey paffzi roku
1918, a Cd te DOLBY Roma pred
naskoVe cesty Pc Spojenych
Stateeh. Jest profesorem po-
liticke vedy a historic ma geor-
getownske universitni skole
pro cizozemskou sluzbu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-03
JINE ZABAVY.


Stfelecky Klub Slapnicka
pofada Ultra pfi vyborne klu-
bovni hudbe v Besldkach Ce-
ske Narodnl Sine ma Broadway
soukromou zabavu.
Rad J. S. Machar a Loze
Bojovnici Svobody zatanci 81 a
vespolek Sc pobavi We spolko-
We SIM ma vych. 131. ul. pfi
soukrome zabave, ma ktere bu-
de ucinkovati hudba spolucle-
ma Jos. Stareho. Zabavni W.
Dor oznamuje, re o vse nutne
Jest postarano, coz plati j o
Zabayach ostatnich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-03
KRAJAN LAWRENCE VIE.
SENBERGER VYSOUDIL MA
A. B. G. DRAZE $500.

#H
Ma okresnim soude prirkl
soudce Jones panu Lawrencovi
Wiesenbergrovi, synu znameho
bvvaleko obchodnika stfiznim
zbozim na Broadway, p. Ka-
mila Wiesenbergra, odskodne
We vysi $500, ktere zaplatiti
musi A. B. @. draha jake cd
skodne "a to, re byl as pred
rokem srazen kondukterem ma
kTizovatce vych. 55. ul. a Broad
way S kary. PAN l.. Wiesen-
berger drahu zaloval a draha
"a suroveho zrizence must klo-
pit.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-03
VYKAZ PRfSPEVKU

pro sirotcinec pc padlych lie.
gionarich v Cechach, sebra1
Frank Metlicka, 4801 Reid st.
Cleveland, @. Pc Soc venova-
Ii: Havel Plecity, Vac. Svobo-
da, FIR. Hosek, Nejmenovany,
JOS. Houdek, Fred Walter, Vac
Brozik, Ant. Nedved, FIR. Fri.
mel, Ant. Svetlik. Pc 25c We
novali: Volt. Krejcik, JOS. Ste
pan, Vac. Sevcik, F.. Pistorius,
Kar. Suchan, Jos. Spilar, EN-.
Suchan, NJ. Janouskovec, FIR.
mlckovsky, Jerry Jedlinsky, L.
Novotny, FIR. Kulhanek, JOS.
Skala, Jan Hrach, Josef SUI
chan, Kar. Stehlik, Franta
Ksander, Ant. Simek, Joseph
Grubner. Frank Metlicka $1.25
Celkem Sc seslo S11.O0, KITE
ryzto obnos byl ma mfsto URGE
nj zaslan. Vsem darc1m dizzy
vyslovuje FIR. Metlicka, she
ratel. 1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-03
Ukradena n0ha flasinetaro-

va. V krumlovske aleii hraval
odpoledne zebrak-invali-
da, nikoliv vsak valedny, ma
flasinet. Lonskeho lGta .jednoho
dine bylo mu horko a proto cd
sneroval 81 svoji dfevenou no
hu, polozil hlavu ma flasinet a
usnul. Kolem Sci tulak S. a spi-
cimu invalidovi nohu wal. Ne
potreboval il a ukradl il jen
proto, re odjakziva kradl vse-
cko. co Sc dalo. Sedl 81 pax k
nejakemu koGimu ma viz a iel
S MIN do mesta. Koci Sc no
ptal, proc nese tn nohu a po-
nevada tulak odpovidal WHY
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-03
SPOR o
CALOUNY.

PaTfz, 1. unora. - Uherska
vlada, jez nedavno professional
la prot zastaveni drahocen-
nych ~Galound, jez kdysi byly
majetkem rakouskych Wlada-
I'll, Rakouskem, ktere 81 ma ne
chtelo opatTiti pi.jcku v cizine,
obnovila vcera sv1j protest
zvlastnf notou, jez odevzdana
byla rade velevyslancG. v no
te Sc pravf, re calouny ony jsou
spolecnym majetkem Rakouska
a Uher a re tudfz jich nemiize
byti pouzito .iakozto zastavy
bez souhlasu Uher.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-03
MASOPUsTNf VESTNfK.
sibfinky Sokola -Havli6ek

v sokolovn6 ma Wendell
ave. rozviri sc zitfejsi soboty
pravy masopustnf rel. Spoiene
nase dive sokolske jednoty
Cech-Havlicek ,pofadaii prvni
spojene sibrinky, ktere jsou
take prvnim v6tsim podnikem,
uchystanym jiz pod spoleCnym
jmerem. Jiz v dffvejslch do
bach, kdy kazda jednota pora-
dala Sibiinkv ma vlastni vrub,
byly tyto .%jistou sveraznou uda
losti a coz teprve dnes. Raj
mumraie zitfejsiho jest Sized
vsech narod1, coz skyta fam
tasii lax sc oblcknouti zajiste
velice Stroke pole. Ably po-
vzbuzena byla soutez rozdan
bude cely tucet cen a slice veli-
&c naknvch, jak sc mdzete pre-
svedciti We vykladech hudebni-
no obchodu p. B. Ptaka prave
prot SIM ma Broadway. 5 ur-
ceno jest pGti nejlepsim ma
skam damskym, pet pro pany
a dive "a nejpodafenejsi a nej-
zabavnejsi oznacene skupiny.
Nuze, kdnz zasvetiti chces ma
sopust velice pripadne, neopo-
rafn staff Sc Ultra delegation
siezdu vsech narodu v sokolov-
ne ma Wendell Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-03
ROzvody snadnO a rychIe. :

Londynske rozyodove soudy
jsou dnes pfetizeny praci. Ably
nemeli "resty'', zvykli 81 soud-
cove projednavati .jednotlive
pfipady pokud MONA rychle.
Rekordu dosahl nedavno soud-
.ce Sir Henri Duke, ktery "a
.ieden den pronesl IL rozsudek
rozvadeci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-03
Q Q
VOLBE PAPEzE
ZAHAJENO.
Bulletin.

Rim, 3. dnora. - Hlaso-
vani Ia ucelem zvoleni ma
stupce pc zesnulem papezi
Benediktovi bylo zahajeno
dnes kollegiem kardinalI.
Az do l hodiny odpoledne
dvoji hlasovani bylo predse-
vzato, avsak pri zadnem z
mich nebyl odevzdan dosta.-
tecny pocet hlasi ku zvoleni
kterehokoli z kardinalI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-03
grRXNK 3

bave, dial no We meste sebrat.
Pred soudem sc vymlouval, re
no kolovratkar postal $ nohou
domu, ably mu pfinesl druhou $
novgmi femeny. Soud mu ov4em
neuveril a odsoudil tulaka ma
tfi dny do vezeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-03
Poesie a prosa.

Ona,: HE'D Adolfe, jak a.
zurove barvf obloha Why oce-
anu!
On: Ale jdi. nenech Sc W.
smat! Vzdyt' jest to smolkova
barva z lacinych plavek. Tady
Sc jist6 nekoupala zadna pc
neznf Slechta!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-03
ZPRAVY z CZECH.


meckv fisk je hrozne poboufen
zpravou, re ministerstvo naro-
dni obrany naTidilo, ably du-
stojnik pc pfijetl obvykleho
sdeleni pozdravil sve sefadene
vojaky srdecnym Nazdar! KITE
ryzto pozdrav muzstvem musi
byt opetovan. Nenf to pry po-
liticky taktni, re 81 minister
stvo vyvolilo "a vojensky po-
zdrav prave ono heslo, iez "a
zniva, kdyz Sc s~trhavaji nemec-
Ike firmy, kdyz Sc utocl ma ne
mecke domy nebo kdyz meme
cti spoluobGane jsou napadani
a tyrani. V DENIM styku pry
Cesi tohoto pozdravu velmi
zTidka uzivail - TAX mohou
psati a rozumovati jen Tide,
kteri vse, co IL mas sc zavadi a
dele. p%osuzuii ien Sc stanoviska
boiovneho, styacskeho. "Heil!'
jez vzdy zaburaci, vybiji-li Sc
okna ceskvch skol, demoluji-li
Sc narodni domy ceske a utoci-
Ii sc ma ceske Sokoly neb voja-
Ky. Pokud politicke taktnosti
Sc tTee, zminil Sc 0 nj 0 Novem
roce Gam president republiky,
ovsem nanejvys taktne. Ale
porozumeli mu | ii nejvetsf ne
mecti zatvrdlici.
Muz, prevle6eny z a zenu.-'
Jisty studujici, ktery sc zaji-,
ma O filmovani, zvedel ku kon-,
Ct zaTi minul6ho roku, re v no.,
telu "U Stupartn" ma Starem
meste bydli americka filmova
hereGka Scla Deslinova a pfi-l
hlasil Sc u nj 0 navstevu. Byl
pfiiat damou, ktera hlasem,
oblicejem i celym zevnejskem
emilia ma neho naprosty DOZEN
zeny. ale pozdeji Sc presved-'
ell. re domnela americka he,
reGka jest rFevleceny muz.
Nedavno potkal no ma ulici a
dial no pfedvesti ma komisar-,
stvi, kde sc ziistilo, re je to
27-lety hostinsky Alois Dusek
re San Podebrad, a die zaba-
vene correspondence jest vidno
re Sc stykal S muzi 2 nejlepsi,
spolecnosti, kteri byli pfesved-
ceni, re Jest zenou. Jeden r.
Mich to vefil dokonce cele til
Nemylime-li Sc. jest ten
to zvlastni pfipad v lekarskych
kruzich IMAM a prof. DIR. Sla-
vfk no uvadi j S fotografiemi
We sve knize O soudnim lekaT-,
stvi, ktera Dude co neidrive
Prozatim byl Dusek
ku trestnimu soudu.
HlinkiIv "Slovak" proti spi-
sovateli Jiraskovi. - Mas il
jest trnem v oku taboru
ludove strany Hlinkovy ma Slo
.ensku. "Slovak' stval prot
sbirkam ma Jiraskdv fond We
prospech bratislavskeho diva
Ola a zahaiil sbirkv ma jiny
fond S imenem katolickeho bu-
slovenskeho. Kolik Sc
bral. dosud neznamo. Nyni +;
vrhl Sc "Slovak' znova ma Jira-
ska. Lituje oktavany sloven-
ske, re must cfsti 0 Jiraskovi, $
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-03

Cerny mramor v Bavorsku.
Cerny mramor jest velmi wac
ny a dosud jen Belgie mela
vetsi loziska tohoto kane
ne. V poslednf dobe byl vsak
objeven cerny mramor a to We
znacnem mnozstvl - take v
Bavorsku u mestecka Malta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-03

Jak jest v. ucebufcl priroVnan X
polskemu spisoyateli Sienkie-
wiczovi, re Jirasek "Bratr-
stvem' pfiblizil Sloyensko Ce-
chdm a ze stal Sc narodnim
buditelem. - Coz to neni pra-
VIDA? Kdyby BY JiraseR svou
tvorbou prispel k rozdvojeni
Cechd a Slovak6, to by bylo
milejsl Hlinkovi? Nenf to ziev
patoiogicky? Dale pise $50
yak: "Trpaslika rovnajd X
obrovi. We'd Jirasek pred
Sienkicwiczom lie ztelesnena
ubohost'. cato snad je vel'ky,
re popisal funty Oibry) papi-
.ru?" Nestranny pozoroVatel
zasne mad takoVou zaslepeno-
.sti a primo fanitizmem tabora
Hlinkova, kdv ide 0 Jiraska,
|.iehoz obrovsky vyznam iako
spisovatele a pracovnlka na
poll ceskoslovenske vzajemno-
SIT a jednotv nizadna podobna
|nizkost' nezmenSi. Jest k ne
cti jen puvodcum takove do
sevnl a mravni pokleslosti, o
|niz utvofi 81 pristi pokolenf ma
LEFTY, nestranny usudek.
Proc zvykal jizdenku /.
Ma capable mfstni draze pre-
'izkoumaval prdvodci ifzdni
llistkv. Reznicky tovarys hle-
da a hleda a nemdze sve il
zdenky nalezti. Pruvodci Sc
dobromyslne usmlva, podotyka-
lie: ono, snad byste mohl VII
I'll listekl z 1stl" Vsecko sc
|smeie, re tovarys hleda listek,
Ijeiz mel ustech a vesele kou-
sal. Pruvodci odebral mu IL
tick a zmizel. Nyni vsak dial sc
|tovarys do smichu, vykladaie
svemu okolf: "Vite, p~anstvo,
ten zpatecni listek vlastne liz
Ipropadl. No, a tn isem jej wal
Itrochu do ust, abych datum O.
kolkovani uGinil zvykanim ne
citelne.'
Umrti o~stravskeho mecena-
Sc. Dne 8. t. m. zemrel Nor.
Ostrave We veku r. let ieden 2
ncjzaslouzilejsich a nejstar-
sich vlastencu ostravskych in
aenvr Emanuel Ralcar. Naro-
eli, Sc Y podebradech, studoval
na tcshe technice V Praze a
hc.nicht vysoke skole a stall Sc
roku 1872 hornim inzenyrem
" M. Ostrave. Jake znamenity
odbornik povznesl tam velice
uhclnou tezbu a pusobil cetnym
zrasohem take We smeru ma
r. dnlm. Inz. Balzar zalozil Ma
-
tlIi o~stravskou. jejfmz pfedse-
dou Sc stal. Pod Balcarovym
vedenim vybudovano ma Ostrav
sku ceske skolstvi obecne, OBJ
canske, stfedni a odborne. Y
dobach nejvetSiho utisku ne
pfatelskeho kapitalu vybudo-
val Inz. Balcar Ostravsku a
Slezsku vubec stredisko ceske-
no spolecenskeho a kulturni-
no zivota - ostravsky Narod-
nj dunn. Inz. Balcar pracovaI
pro cesky narod ma Ostravsku
S nasazenim sve existence a
sveho imeni. Ia svou narodni
praci snasel inz. Balcar mno-
no ustrk1, az byl +. 1898 pc
stalem osocovani Sc strany ne
meckych pfedaka nespravedli
wynn a nesetrnym zpdsobem
pensionovan. Dockal Sc vsak
sve prace: Ostravsko .je
celnou zasluhou naSe. Cest
pamatce vynikajiciho tohoto
narodniho naseho pracovnika!
kdyz Sc "mrtvi" vraceii. =
Nadpornclk v zaloze Geza Ku-
biny 2 Mukaceva byl v poll r.
zranen a stav sc pax me-
zvestnym prohlasen byl konec-
ne mrtvym. Jeho manzelka
truchlila S ditkem mad ieho
.tratou sest let, ale minuleho
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-03
Mad'arsko Sc hlasi o pamat-
ky ma Slovensku. Mad'arska

KY ma Slovensku. Mad'arska
vlada pozadala reparacni ko-
.misi 0 vydani mad'arskych u
meleckych pamatek z n6kdeisl
slho Gzemi mad'arskeho. Mimo
jin6 zada pry milleninovy po-
mink u Nitry, honvedsk6 pom
Milky z Rosie a Levoce, Kosuto-
w pomniky 2 Lucence a Nov.
Zamkd a pomnik Palffyho 2
Bratislavy. Krone toho zada
"a vydanf ruznych musejnich
pamatek ma Slovensku. Nescha
II, nez ably zazadali j 0 jine
pamatky. fekneme 0 vydani "a
vrazdenlch obcand 2 Cernoye
nebo 0 jine svoje pamatky!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-03

Chebska Nemecku "a pruh
Kladska. Zmineny list ozna-
mule dale, &c V Chebu dlela
liz jakasi komise, kteraz prI
vysetfovala "situaci", drady
vsak 0 teto komisi pry niceho
nevedi. "Egerer Ztg." Jest stra
sne rozcilena t6mito povestmi
a vyzyva vladu, ably prohlasi-
la, co ma Mich jest pravdiveho.
Chebstl Sc patrne nemohou jiz
dockati chvile, kdy vyplnl Sc
iejich sen 0 pfipojeni Sc X Ne
mecku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-03
Divky mohou IL mas zaciti
now kurs.

Jedina Skola V mest6 vyuCu-
iici sitf a strih SAITH Cd samych
zaklada az 20 dokonalost. Po-.
rovnaveite ina zamestnanf a
shledate, re naSe jest neilepsi.
Siti m1ze bEti vyuzito pc celV
aivot. Zveme rodiGe mladvch
dlvek. Tfidy denni a kazde
pond6l1 a ctvrtek vecer. Zalo-
zena roku 1910.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1922-03-30
School Boys Take n Trip.

After careful preparation on Sunday
for a trip to Florida via row boat to
Georgetown as a first lap Of the jour-
ney, four school boys, Frank Brasing-
ton, Roderick Watts, Curtis Richards
and Braxton Parker caused their par
ents considerable anxiety on last
Monday.
1t seems that the boys had taken a
boat on Sunday afternoon down to
where Thompson Creek empties into
the river about miles from Cheraw,
preparatory to the trip but when, on
Monday, they arrived at the spot
where they left the boat, they found
that the owner had gotten there ahead
of them and had taken it back to Che
raw. The boys had to give mp their
trip but spent the day in the WOODS
starting to Cheraw in the afternoon
about four o'clock. They we're over
taken on the road by r. Mel. Watts
and ]. A. Parker, fathers of two OF
the boys, who were out looking for
them, and brought back to town, none
the worse" for their experience.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1922-03-30
School Observes Carolina Day.

The Cheraw High School observed
South Carolina Day, Jno. c. Calhoun
and Wade Hampton, with an appro-
pirate program on last Tuesday.
The following program was given:
Song. Carolina.
Recitation. What Constitutes State?
Brevard Kendall.
Recitation. South Carolina-by j. e.
Walmsley. Margaret Duvall.
Recitation. God Gives Us Men. Sarah
Pegues.
Violin selection by Mr.. Sumwalt.
Daniel Webster's Eulogy upon John
C. Calhoun. Ernest Duvall.
Song. Dixie.
Things in which s. c. was first. Sue
Frances Lytton.
Land of the South. Lou Esther May
nard.
Ode to the Confederate Soldiers. Viola
Sanborn.
Song. Maryland.
Carolina. Margaret Watts.
Violin selection by Mr.. Surnwalt.
Wade Hampton Rides Today. Pol
ly Harrall.
Tramp! Tramp! Boys double quar-
tette.
Report of committee on Hampton's
portrait. Miss NJ. Duvall.
Song Columbia the Gem of the Ocea
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1922-03-30
PATENTED WEEVIL REMEDIES
Much Money Wasted on Such Device
Says Director Long.

Clemson College, March 2e.-It is
evident that the farmers of South
Carolina are spending thousands Of
dollars in the purchasing of different
machines, exterminators, and paten
ed methods of boil weevil control
simply upon the authority Of state.
ments made by the agents who are
selling them, says Director w. w
Long, who feels sure that millions of
dollars have been absolutely thrown
away in this manner by the farmers
of the Southern states as the boil
weevil has made its advances
through the cotton belt, by purchas-
ing contrivances and materials that
failed to do what was claimed for
them.
Clemson College makes this
offer to all of the agents who are
selling boil weevil exterminators,
catchers and patented methods of boil
weevil control; that If such agents
will submit their machines and pat
ented methods to the experts of the
United States Department Of Agri-
culture, in the event that the experts
of the United States Department Of
Agriculture and Clemson College find
them meritorious and consequently
are willing after sufficient trial to
advise farmers to make the purchase
OF any OF these eXterminators, catch
ers or methods of control Clemson
College will at once use all its power
and influence through the public
press and through all of its agencies,
to call to the attention of the people
the success of any exteminator or
catcher or method of control, thus
eliminating the expense on the part
of the manufacturers or patentees in
the hiring of agents and the large
sum expended for advertising and
other necessary expenses in bringing
their machines or products to the at
tention of the farmers Of South Caro-
lima.
If these agencies have what they
claim, they will be glad Of the oppor-
tunity of having the college and the
United States Government to become
in the last analysis their advertising
and sales agents. If there are any
companies or any agents offering for
sale machines and remedies for the
control Of the boil weevil who arn
not willing for the government to
pass upon the efficiency of their ma
chimes and methods, the fact should
raise reasonable doubt in the minds
of farmers as to the wisdom Of in
vesting in their so-called machines
and methods of control of the boil
weevil.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1922-03-30
CHERAW GETS ALL DAY SUNDAY
TELEPHONE SERVICE

The following letter is self explana-
tory and will be very gratifying
many of our readers:
Mr.. l.. A. Meiklejohn, Mayor,
Cheraw, S. C.
Dear Sir:
With reference to your request Of
March Goth that continuous service
be given on Sundays as on other days,
| ann glad to say that, effective as of
April End, we shall inaugurate q
twenty-four-hour service in our Che
raw, s. C. exchange.
The only reason this service has not
been given heretofore is that it has
not been requested or that, at some
previous time, it was given and then
discontinued at the request of the
patrons. 1t is quite customary in an
exchange the size of Cheraw to give
this service and we are very glad t.
accede to your request.
Yours very truly,
Morgan B. Speir,
Division Manager.
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The Senior EpwOrth League.

The Senior Epworth League of the
Methodist Church has completed its
organization. The League now has
nearly sixty members.
Following are the Officers and
Committees:
President, Frank w. Wilson; Vice
President, Miss Mamie Jones; Secre-
tary, Clyde Coward; Treasurer, Laney
Melton; Recording Secretary, Miss
Sue Frances Lytton; Pianist, Miss Lou
Ester Maynard.
l. The Department of Spiritual
Work
Lawrence C. Reid, Superintendent;
Rev. r. A. Rouse, Loran A. Kerr, Mrs.
L. E. Bull, Miss Gertdude Strother,
Miss Vera Stricklin, and Miss Flea
nor Gainey.
2. The Department Of Social Ser
vice.
MISS hdlle f1dTTell, upcIlulchucht, f,
Hunter Page, Roachel Laney, Joe
Reid, Miss Clara Powell, Mrs. Frank
W. Wilson, and Miss Elizabeth Gay.
3. The Department of Recreation
and Culture.
Robe. E. Hanna, Superintendent;
Thomas B. Davis, A. H. Womack, Ed
ward Walters, F. L. Finlayson, Miss
Marion Martin, p. A. Murray, Jr.
5. Committee on Membership.
]. H. Wannamaker, Chairman; E.
Gilbert Smith, Reid Poe, s. H. Sheriff.,
G. I. Ray, Rufus Fenegan, and George
B. Wells.
6. Music Committee.
Miss Sue Frances Lytton, Chairman,
Miss Lou Esther Maynard, Miss Katie
Harrell, Laney Melton and Mrs. R. f.
Hanna.
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Cheraw Hi Defeats Fletcher Memorial

The first ball game of the season at
Cheraw was played on last Friday be-
tween Fletcher Memorial school Of
McColl and Cheraw High school teams.
1t was a pitchers battle up until
the eighth inning Fletcher Memorial
scoring. three runs in errors. In the
eighth Cheraw started a batting rally.
Evans, W., got clean single and
was sacrificed down to second by
Stubs Causey then got on by an
error Matheson came up next and
drove a double over right field fence
scoring Evans and Causey. He then
stole third and scored on Lide's dou-
BILE tying the score. Graham relieved
Sweat as hurler for Fletcher Memorial.
Covington laid down a roller 10 Gra-
ham who tried to catch Lide going to
third and failed. Lide stole home on
Graham's delivery and COvington went
to second scoring on Billiards. hit,
who also scored when Little knocked
a two Dagger over the fence. Both
Evans, NJ. and Evans, w. were out end
ing the inning.
Lide's pitching was a feature, he
striking out twenty men while Fletch-
er Memorial hurlers struck out eight.
The score was to in favor of
Cheraw.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1922-03-30
KIMBERLY NEWS.

Mr.. James Poison visited Mr.. c. +.
Stafford at Gibson last Saturday.
Miss Sallie Wallace spent Sunday
with Mrs. Arthur Caulder.
MIR. Amice Rainwater spent Sunday
with Miss Samie Grant.
Mr.. Allie Caulder and wife visited
at Tears Mill Sunday afternoon.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Holt OF
Kimberly, March oath, daughter.
Mr.. Walker Poison and Miss Lucille
Jordan visited friends at Lamar, 8. c.,
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Poison visited her son,
Mr.. John Poison of Hartsville Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mr.. H. T. Caulder and family. OF
Cheraw, visited the Kimberly Dairy
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. George W. Grimm, of Cheraw'
visited the Kimberly Dairy Monday
afternoon.
Mr.. William Freeman, OF Goldsboro,
n. c., has accepted a position with the
Kimberly Dairy Co.
Sunday School at Fats Branch
school every Sunday afternoon. Every
body is invited to attend.
Messrs. James Poison, Henry POI
son and ]. E. Johnson visited at Mr..
E. Fl. Stafford's Sunday afternoon.
The Kimberly Dairy Co., will plant
a humdinger corn crop for 1922.
Mrs. P. B. Poison, Of Patrick. spent
Sunday afternoon with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Futrell.
Mr.. Jessie Chavis has moved to
Marburg on the plantation OF ]. E.
Funderburk.
Mr.. Manning Quick is moving from
Kimberly to Cheraw,
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"Take it from Me" Playhouse Ben.
nettsyille, April 4th.

"Take it from Me" the most popular
musical comedy produced in years
and one of the few musical comedies
on tour this or any other season to
carry the original cast and production
will be presented under the direction
of Jos. NJ. Gates at the Playhouse
Theatre, Bennettsville, S. c., Tuesday,
April 4th.
The book and lyrics by Will r.
Johnstone are snappy and bright, and
have the unmistakable qualities of ex-
cellence, so rare in musical comedies.
The score is by Will Anderson and
contains eighteen distinct musical
numbers the most popular of which
are: Tip Toe," "The Tanglefoot,"
Tomorrow" Its Different Now"
Take 1t From Me-" 1.-THE Tangle-
foot Trot," %The Call of the Cozy
Little Home" 81 Like to Linger in
the Lingerie" 1.-THE Kiss" ITO Have
and to Hold" and "Camouflage."
The company which will appear
in Bennettsville will measure up to
the high standard of excellence eX-
pected.
The cast many of whom are we'll
known to local theatregoers will in
clude Alice Hills, John Hennings,
Charles Mdahins, Edgar Gardiner,
Harry Burnham, Charles Welsh HON.
er, Herbert Salinger, Airline and Helen
Gardiner, William Balfour, George
Abbotte, George Mortimer, Roscoe
Patch and Yvonne Berkeley.
A chorus distinctive for its youth,
beauty and daintiness will form a
most pleasing background for the
distinguished cast.