davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1922-11-01

(.rna Benevolent Society will
[ 4 tbe home of Mrs. Jos. Will
|, an Main Street, Monday even
| yoypmber 6 at 7.30 O'clock.-secy
Smyrna times., 1922-11-01

a,,sd '1ef ! Of mail routes have been
ESssS. N \ Delaware by order of the
ars.'uDe s department, amounting tc
EasI ss ss'..: u about 2S7 miles of ad.
|s ~ servlce in the state. In mos
a t. pres present carrier will be com.
vii ssr! serve the additional mileage
npts' s'celVe extra pay. Severa
Ed ' ss nave nave been added entirely
ha AZ di.. longest being out of Days
~SIanee Of tWentv-tbraam;Ias
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1922-11-02
For The Good Of Your,
County

TO the electors of 1oole county:
The election on Tuesday will
determine your law enforcement
policy for the next two years.
Conditions are such that enforce
ment of laws are essential to pro-
tect property and person. For
these reasons | state clearly my
position.
If elected to the office of Sher-
1T, 1 shall fulfill the duties there
of by keeping a good and clean
county, and | will give you an
administration of the office that
Will give you protection in your
property, your person and your
family.
In addition, | believe that |
can run the office of Sheriff eff
GENTLY and still reduce the ex-
penses thereof. | am under OBJ
legations to no one and should |
be elected | will run the Office as
economically as is possible with
good service.
Harry E. Benjamin.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1922-11-02
Read the ads in this issue

buy or lease
100 acres for drilling purposes
within thirty days. Am also
IN market for good royalties.
Address r." care The Review,
Kelvin. Montana.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1922-11-02
homesfake to Drill
On offset to Hogan

The lIomestake Exploration
company is preparing To drill the
offset to the Hogan we'll in sec
ton 22-35-2 ", Oh acreage taken
on an operating agreement with
the Nineteen syndicate, accord
ing to officials of the company.
The holdings taken by t h e
Homestake Exploration consist
OF several government permits
consolidated in three permits and
totaling about 1000 acres. OF
this, the part now of particularly
choice character is the 100 acre
offset OH the north TO the Hogan
r ct and 100 acres additional to
the east. The remainder of the
acreage is scattered through the
field in several range 3 west, to
the southern'portion tracts, rang
ing from township SO north, Of
the field.
The members of the syndicate
are largely from two families, and
and the trustees are James Fail
hearty, Frank Fogerty and S.
.owley. The permits were but
recently consolidated, giving new
drilling time and permitting deal
ng on them as a whole.
As the Offset to the largest
veil n t h e Kelvin field. the
operators of the Homestake Ex-
)loration are important.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1922-11-02

} Harry Brinton is in Kelvin fol
a few days this week.
Powder, Caps and fuse at
, John Mars. Sweet Grass. 254 t,
j. w. Jones, OF Roundup, is
IN kevm this week looking over
the oil situation.
Mrs. Moore, OF Choteau. is
IN Aevln this week assisting at
the Campbell Office.
Miss Lucy Stanton of Great
Falls, is assisting at the Gordon
Campbell Office this week.
Tom Powers returned the first
OF the week from Great Falls,
where he accompanied his family.
Al Goeddertz disposed of four
car loads Of sheep this week to a
firm In Wyoming. They were
shipped out Tuesday of this week.
Romeo Leclrec. one of the pro-
prietors Of the City Garage, is
leaving this week for his home
in Los Angeles Cal, to spend
the winter.
Noah e. Boisvert, of Sunburst,
has accepted a position as clerk
in the j. S. Gordon Store at this
place, resuming his duties the
first of the week.
VIM. Seabrook, an employee at
the Gordon Campbell office, has
resigned his position and left
this week for home at Los Ange-
les, California, where he intends
spending the winter.
Pete Nichols, Republican can
dldate for county commissioner,
John Mars. leading merchant,
VIM. j. O'Haire, Willis Nichols
and Editor Holderby, Of Sweet
were campaigning n
the first Of the week.
Bill Russell, driIler for t h e |
dladys-Belle, in company with
Romeo Leclrec, left yesterday by
auto for Great Falls where they {
will join VIM. Seabrook and
Quincy to Los Angeles, Cal, {
where they will spend the winter
months. &
Walter Baker, field manager
or the Beardslee interests, in
orms a reporter Of the Review
hat they have all necessary ma
erial on the ground and that =,
up on their location i'm 8
lediately joining Kelvin will be- a
in at once. y
Mrs. Mae Cameron. who held
ne position as finance secretary
t the Gordon Campbell office at
ais place for some time, left the q
rst OF the week for Los Angeles q
al, where she will spend the q
liner. She was accompanied by 81
Luke, also an employee of Q
he Campbell interests. &
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Milling Plant Burns. rs

Dillon, Dec. IRE destroy
ed the pee Dee Hing coupanyss
plant last mig about 10 o'clock
and the marehouse IN which IT was
located he location OF the plant
was to the rear Of the People's
hank building. only an alley sepa-s
rating the two bull ldings. Except
for a high brick wall on the south:
side of the warehouse facing the
rear Of the bank, the bank building;
would likely have also burned The,
window frames Of the lower and
upper stories of the bank were.
burned. The warehouse was the.
property of the estate Of "a j. c.:
Cottingham and the milling plant.
belonged to w Nfears. The.
building loss was about $4,000 and
the milling plant loss about the
same. Mr.: Mears had insurance.
on his grist mill and the small stock
of groceries he carried In stock.
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Shots Strike Five

Anderson, Dec Fiye chil-i
drep who we're playing together In
the rear, OF their home In Anderson;
mill village were, shot byJ ideMani
Walker, a young man who said ne
was Just celebrating Christmas and
had intended to FIRE. into the ground.
Eunice Scott. s . years old, receiv-
ed seven shots in the bd0snen.
Ethel Scott also received some OF
the shot in her abdomen and legs.
Harold Scott was shot in the chest.
A snaa girl named Elrod and a.
boy named Snead, who were or
phans and visiting here. were also
struck. The attending physician
says none of the children are se-
riously hurt but are painfully
wounded. 2..;
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fSsl,
Death.

Mrs. Isabel Sanders Bultman,
wife of F. A. Bultman. died at the
Tourney Hospital Thursday morn
ing at 3, o'clock. after an illness
Of several months duration. Mrs.
Bultman was the daughter of the
late Marion Sanders. former sher-
if of Sumter county. and was one
of the most popular women of
Sumter. She was married to Mr..
Pullman twenty-six years ago, and
has lived here, all her life. Sne
wa sa woman Of many lovely traits
OF character and to know, her was
TO love her. She is survived by
her. husband. Mr.. A.. Bultnaan
and two children, Polly and Fran
els, Jr.. also. by her sister, Mrs.
j. c. Huger OF this city and one
brother, Mr.. Robert D. Sanders. of
Florence. AS
The funeral services will ] .be
held tomorrow. Friday. morning. at
Trinity Methodist church at Al
O'Clock.
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COIIJAIBIA GAS
RA TE CASE

Columbia, Dec. % Hearings on
the petition Of the ColunabIa. Rail
way. Gas and Electric Company!
for permission TO Increase rates;
ON gas and electricity viii be re-3
sumed by the South Carolina Rail-
road commission Wednesday morn;
ing, January 3. at II o, clock It SIS.
announced here. s1-
These hearings were started sew:
;eral weeks ago but were adj journ-:
ed pendin the compilation Of adj
,ditienal informatio the 5comnis-s
sion wished to have before IL be-:
fore going into the question any
farther.
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WILL FIGHT
] ! EXTRADITI()N

Baltimore Dec Q Q aHeas
corpus writ for DR.. n. McKeoin,
former mayor of Mer Rouge. la.
arrested here on the charge Of
rnnrder. was issued today BY Chief
Judge Gorter of the city court.
DR.. McKeoin, who was arrested on
instructions OF the Louisiana goy-
ernor. declared he was innocent
and would fight extraditien. a
telegram from Governor Parker.
said extradition papers would be
Forwarded. The police court was
asked.e 90 hold DR.. McKeoin for ten
days. .. $ ~ gS
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nstller Highway
Mass Meeting


{ naass meeting OF the citizens
os Shileh and Rafting Creek town;
SHIPS wfll be held at Sumter court
house AZ III a. 70. Friday January
"a which every citizen, male
and female of those two; town
the Suynters county legislative
Mega ion. Sumter County Per-
raanses Road commission and
sysry busipsss and professional
ssau and woman of Sumter, the
eoanSy seat or StsnateE county. are
nsfsed ard urged to attend.
object az this meeting is to
discuss plans whereby the neces-.
funds VIII be provided by leg
islative enactment ia pilt the Per-.
7aanepf Road commission OF Sum
er county 10 position 70. carry out,
FAR az may be possible the orig
aaI program Of hard surface high;
for Sumter county, and give.
Rafting Creek and Shiloh
fownships their rightful share Of
be Inileage of hard surface high
: ways to which these sections are
egtitleds
The committee OF Shiloh citizens
consisting OF Aessrs ". n. Green.
aair1aan; Truluck, Bryant
I Smith. Gamble Moore, r. w. Green
end r q KeeIs. have requested E..
Rearden secretary of the
Sumter County Chamber OF. Com
sssgee, To- give notice through the
spapers OF this meeting. This
committee emphasizes the import
anee of the business and profess
sionaI men and women OF Sumter
attending this meeting and showing
heir interest in their friends and
ssS6tomers os Shiloh and Rafting
townships, Shiloh i town
ship Is wide awake and will have
large represent ton present, and
ifrges that Rembert, Hagood. Bor-
In and all other sections OF
Rafting Greek township Sget busy
wI1oeping UP a. big crowd to rep
resent that township at this meet
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W0l]OI
-. -: S,Sl..s 80
eolu:nl j 1bia Dec /

E': = 9 h, -. -
so.ulilpas' ,.': -.
$3.50
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,.a,s !, : 4
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a9...o. .al3sss
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iJARI.INGT0N HAS
FIRE DAMAGE

s f,a arlington. Dec. Fire of 'un-
;,wn origin here tonight about z
so.csock damaged a store room and
So,,rteen Bales OF cotton that were
ssrored In it,. The building: and cot
I'm IS owned by X, Simon and It Is
4 ,,n.,eht to have been insured. Good
s.,,s;rE 81 the fire department pre-
nfed fhe damage from being
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E1agagemeas. Anneanced.

The Savannah Press OF Saturday
December 23rd. contained the an.
nolncement Of the engagement of
Miss Marion G. Byck OF Savannah.
Ga. and Mr.. Alva I. Green. Of
Sumter. The date of, the wedding
is not announced.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-12-30
NOTICE
a.,

The annual meeting OF the.
County Board OF Commissioners
will be held In Its Office IN the
Court House at 1880 O'clock on the
morning Of Thursday, January
afh All persons holding demands
of any kind against the county, not
previously presented. must file
same with the clerk on or before
the first day Of January as requir-
ed by law.
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M sellnsan and soulhron
EsEssIsit5S''EssIIrIls. { g

Miss Bessie Nash returned home
safsrdsy nigh FOR the holsda vs.
fr. ard AIRS. III BarfeId
afs spending some time with rel-:
tiVes sitfspurgh, Pa.
afr ade: u iIliiford Of Athens. Ca.
spenf Christmas in the city with
uncle, ffr. Jass Glenn
and AZ Converse, Of
Florence spent Christmas in the
city vii the latters parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. Sumter
afl,ss . .lliia Lester Dil ION IS spend-
the holiday season is Augusta,
Manning seurry who left
nnatsr county, twenty three years
$50 nia has since made his home
Pbilade IS spending the
haIidays VIII atiyes IN the Bregs
z don section
adrs Garret. Of Laurens, is
pisl her daughter Mrs. Earle
J SoWland
III ~ ltSttSt III Dan C< q ~ ~
Donald Dick are at home from the
persit Eii,,sinsa for the heliT;
Mr. s z Bureh. of Flrrence,
spsnf ehrisfmas in. the city.
3l * and Mrs D IaHaisGn Cain
So were married IN Asheyilte aAen-
Sap arrived IA the9city Monday and
ST home on East Calhoun street.
Jennings manager Of
estern Unson Telegraph Office
Ts Hanpfpn county s.. g,
fss WAS lone on 8 two day visit
sshis paresHs, returned this morn m
TO sgelI
e5desl Player Of Charlotte IS
snena the Ehristmas holidays
his parents on Kendrack
aghson Green is at homo
rom GoiAsnssia for the holidays,
Ioan Green. reaarn-s
Cd TO gaekss5l. Hiss, Tuesday af-;
spending hree days with his
ssareIs ~ ard S. John g: g:
iss Regaae Seyse IS spending
fe poagaree Riehland
II. E::srd s 3 Of Columbia,
Tuesday ~ the local store.
bert Phelps. who is at.
tending tsle 5fassaehusests School
os Technology is: spending the
holEaaSs at home s:s.s3
and Mrs Rhame of
esaIun7bia spent several days dur
iag The keaday with Mrs: Khanae's
sandmother Mrs. Lide-
81 Z. Is Es Iiide of Waycfess,
IS yisstsng his aunt. Mrs.
q. Allen has been called
fo Blytheweed. to attend the. fsiI-
eraa nsshis father, Mr.. Sas. AZ
and Mrs. Sol Blot of Barn
UeH and So r. are visiting Mr..
Hoses Green
aad MRS Harry Green are
ing relatives IN Florence,
Reber Mckay IS visit
Ing friends ii Eoaunbia.
Nell Stab Of Columbia is
sssEpsndla1g few days with Miss
Reba Ssa .;s5
1fiss Marie Roess1er. Of Spartan
burg. is Spending q few days with
her sister airs Fielder Weeks. on
lest Liberty street.
Midshgp5nan G. 3. Crornbe, Jr.s is
M bome from annapolis with his
Earents md 8ars. G, p. Cronbe
nrang the holidays.
Miss Marian Satterwhite. Of
I IElntarop College IS spending q
few dags IN the city.
Robert -. Sanders, OF Flor
eaee, is In the city.
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,astrop. "a Dec 2ss Ehe.


believed to hare been tQrtnred and
murdered BY. masked and rohsd
men. were blown from the bottom
OF the lake s.
The company also was TO. actsas
"a bedyguard for the sherif who
was to make arrests In + be eyesst Es
his suspicious justified them.
During the day djastant lSener-
al Teon1l3s, sudd denly called hack
from Washingtoh by the governor,
arrived zn aserehouse to direct the
operations OF the three eonpa naes
of state troops encamped here and
at Mer Rouge. s:ss
It was persisteufly reported dur
ing the day that all preparations
had been made to call out two ad-
sditsonal stats. companies il eondi-
tons warranted.
Soldiers are on guard duty at the
jail here and encamped in the
heart OF Mer Rouge, where the
situation is such that the governor
does not want to leave the towns
people TO themselves for the fear
there will be bioodshed because Of
The friction among them following
the August event. q Many of the
5sopulace are armed.
The military also was at the dis
posal OF the civil auth orities TO
take ia custody any members OF
the hooded mob whose identity are
known TO the state auth critics ac-
Ecording to- department of justice
men. y. "
Attorney General oeoystated that
SIX &c seven arrests will be made
before the open hearing January i 5.
1T is reported the number Of ar
rests will be Increased as the iden-
tlty of the. dynaiaiters are estao-
Hshed. Federal agents declare
they have the name OF the ring
leader and his arrest is Imminent.
+. Attorney General Coco is expect
ed to arrive at New Orleans, tomor-
row ia prepara ton for the con-
ference there THURSDAY. at which
time plans. for the hearing VIII be
sa,.a,s,s s,s,.v tbat { con 8 ,1etaa the
80 oy,s.,. s,,a sead,ess dies al
sNs,f 8 nie.,s and Thomas Rich.
ards Will be discussed -
Citizens were gathering on ,tIe
s,raa. co,spa,.s tanisshr sfl;senssing ne,
80 a-ras+ 1ss too II. Ibejr former
i = ats,csa is rhe arres,t Of the
man "a who had been tf,eir MAYOR
,,n4s, - resigned last Aug1,st
3, mo eamnief@ s,Irr,rise pr.
WeK o;n,s was horn and grew to
:. {, o,,j,and a. sfanroe ar,d Ia;fer, mi ar-
al 70 81. Pence where j, 3 was a
80 atfoins ,,S,,s;c;s,,,, fI;e friends
s,;.,s -, - - Z, s 4 ,l.a rsos ser
- =.
- ). :. - and
80 49,, ,..tas es Il, - fba eonYnnnitv
= nao,,s,,;,,srssna atpers.'lawl;.s -
l,raa Isers 81 was sad
On nea,st ; he ..re,or.ted assas.
s;ns f,,..ad ,,rn ioaf,s ~ shot infn
sis n,lo,v;ns, AMI oy,o.,;Ie Ne WIS
- esI, =; jatx.,. - "a
ss;,sd 5 s. ant xysrn,ns, foS ,eaye
Yhe :eons,,,,;i,niry 5 q and he did 90 This
a,,a,,t Ia *. f,.a esxes.ar ~ Sha
sat,, - /. asr,u - ,Ss. s, tas
\ = Rarne..s -, arrasfad 3 sIasy saf.
!, axesl,n. IN.
saa.. no;,;sarv s,,r,,a;I,anneaE Today
-
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!


sof syp lafeds bod les *
Fourrhe arrested heN
day at il InsSIl
ssii sit Inst here be
taking a post grad dualg course Thss
arrest followed receipt of tele-s
gram from ssoVernor Parker s
Eor louisiana rellslestf the local
police to arrest MeKpln on saS ei1arge:
OF naHrde err ~
Ter Questioning slice ofsSSss
Efciaa fcESpin was locked up;
fo AWAIT fnrtaer act Lous
isiana Isl sss aus les
IherS fhan reauesting the local
s,,f siorif ;gs g to arrest McKoin
there vas orffng contas ned iI1
governor Parker,g teiegTa It
imp Arrest Kein3
for murder Inn for sosa-
isssf aslf lsol,rIt e M
M Mex OH eniea knowledge
||of | the kiiii the two men q.
kHoW ssae eaared
tina Is both men He'd ere on the
bad sid side 3epsleggsss
gunmen and I,assl 0elated
be discovery cKeafi
here afid Ills snhs easIent arrest
came about purely Dy eeideatt:
Word vas receiYed here several
Edayss agoA s, that Dc oill was
student at irg Hop ms and de-
spartment Of justice agents sou ght|
so question him IeWeYsr nniyer-s
Sly aficials denied oin was; was
regis tered as pest grad rate asld t:
stated several letters had been
rsaes&ed there lbi1I IDLE to Ipcase:
I iai. the letters were turned over
Sto theposEafaee depar ass
snnknown
arly laday a pc pelicenan was
found on he water 'front.' n1epps
sciors He was Dyed TO- hos.
pisa When hospital report
-,
s. 4
" 80 s.,
viewed him TO that time the.
aelegam from Governor Parker
askIhgS NJ ,a.l
rgeelXea 81. 49,
81 lsa ), ), - 81 s;
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NY1STERY
gnrre1nding
;aIIisvine. Bee. ~


pom
ne :.
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Lausanne ne
East conference conlnlission
eapitulatIons today reached a d
loci, pending the receipt OF 8
Instructors by the Furnish
gates, some of the allied deiea
said after the meeting ad jonr
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MOSCOW. DEC cling Com
xaissar Of Finance koinikoff yes
ferday reconTnended TO the aafz
Russian soviet congress tha
tax system BE changed H. sal
.hes thought if best to- change fo.
zs1onstary basis the presgn8
system whereby jpeasants pay
farm produces he said he could
present an annual budget bee
Of the insta bill of the rnbY +
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gsl -
ago.
:
gs New
sas = - 8 !,
motion pies -
;geneyafTeder
Today xe}sgrap3 = 4
;profest againstf :
Roscoe rhuekle
PsoAibi ton Of aicers herS
clared war aneY on pd
hind gers md private q
drinking rsies lowings
Killing yesterday of Charles ES
Igadersof the dry agents They y
after the higher ups they an.
Ionnee BIttnnE & vas u s The fifth JEFF.
Killed by .inknowls persons. i s.s G:
ssss g.5s
;ondon Dee a Exchange
Telegraph Athens dispatch says
that prenlier onatags declared the
Greek government never thought
OK aceAding te tie Turkish de-
mands for renewal OF the
Greek pafriareh from CONSTANT 3
'csRt le Turkish y1sWp point ex-
pressed IsausanIe confer :
enc said e sWag q national
problem and the ca sinet must stand
il iilrln
New Dec rs Despite the
fact ne Dolices records show
,sssa was the driest
sistislas the history OF the
city here wera SIX tlls. attrlbt,t- &
~ By pntteez fe ootieg. Wasls-
KEY here aysre 1G drnnks IN
Ihe Resfaide police eollE
Sseattle Dec Search for
sGtoyer Cleveland RergdoIl, who ess
Sg4es Ssars for DESERT On from the
United states army was started
acre ast al restaurant
.keeperg reported tlaata man look
ms We Bergdoil came .n to bis gig
s sondo pee 9 ne British
financial mission headed by Stan
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sssteubenvflie &, ono

EProhibFtso1 officers herS
clared war aneyr bd s
igers adj private
|drinking parties floIlowing
Killing Sesterday of Charles K
header the dry agents They
after the higher rps they am
nonneed BIinn asstthe fit ii JEFF
fe1son county pro dihition officer
Killed by sirik known persons. s:
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s London Bee British
financial mission headed by Stan
##ley Baldwin. cslaneeuors of the exs
Echeu,ier Sal i1ed for SeW 5:
dag on the lIrer ajesthic s s!
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3I.ANDING,

Clerk to Board.
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Sseattle Dec Search for
saroyer Cleveland Eergdoll who esz. ess
capea 81 fay 800 while serving:
SSg91e gsars for DESERT on from the
United States army Was started.
aere last hit restaurant.
Keeper reported & man look
Ing " Bergdoll came ID to his.
place and seemed uneasy. ~!
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New orI Dec. Is Despife ii

New Dec Despite the
fact the police records show
fiat vesterda was the driest.
chsisfnaas the history OF the
eify. there wera SIX deaths. attribut- 8
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Keys There we're 40 drnnks IN;
ahe Restaide police court
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-12-30

london, Dec. Reuters
Dispatch from Lausanne says there
is serions danger of the Near East
conference heeoIning aborsiEe
the Turks Iersist Ia their present
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-12-30
heen H.

the divor9l
He reiterated
ne would stand
throughou ut the case
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-12-30

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The New York herald., 1922-10-22
Used pianos accepted
in partial exchange

Sometimes people postpone
the purchase of a Steinway
because they do not realize
that their old piano will be
accepted as partial payment.
Steinway & Sons will gladly
examine your piano and fix
a price upon it to apply on a
new Steinway.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-25

Money To Loan 40
MORTGAGE LOANS-Plenty OF money
20 loan on good Indiana farms and
high grade improved city real estate
long time 20 paw back loan. Farmers
II you need money 10 take care OF
present obligations and make improve
meutS. now is the time 10 get Il
Phone o. write u. " Reed. 1922 r.
Market st. Indianapolis. Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-25

FREE LAND-For homestead tnforma-
tion send self addressed stamped en-
velope 20 FRED ". BRAY, MEDICINE
BOW. WYOMING.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-25

Truck FARM-For sale - acres. q
miles northwest n town. nice q room
house. good barn. VIII sci, for cash
or trade Tor South Bpnd improved prop
erty II PoIs 1911 Portage Ave.
Main 24Q4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-25

FOR SALE-l20 acres u. from Palm
I0amy soil, luterrrnl1 stop on farma
running water timber and fruit 20
home use 10 -rru modern house. =
large barns garage buildings No.
shape Price 600 per Ecre FREQ %.
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