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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-03
RACE RIOTS
IN TEXAS FAIL
TO DEVELOP
Reports of Disturbance
Start After Shooting
of Negro

KIRvIN. Tex. June 2.-CBy the
AsaociH. iress) -kace riots 81
strluus consequences which last
night were reported near here hnd
fniied 60 niateriaiiae early today.
Armed men guarded klrsin ana a
house occupied by negroes near
siinsboto about five miles from
here. hut according 10 pence uf-
fictrs little further trouble was
expected D.pu.y sherifis and
policemen from MeNia who hurrl"d
here when she reports first went
out returned 10 their homes hast
night and freesione county off,
Gals Informed others that the she
rsff had the situation under CON
trul
Tho reports of a riot -oilowcd
atiempis 40 arrest l.er0s Gibson. H
negro Gibson ia said 10 have tried
20 escape and was shot and cap
tured. A. the officorH started
away sh0tn were fired nj them
and they returned th, fire Allie
Clhuon, brother of the prisoner,
was killed None of the officers
Wa injured
Tho most prevailed report was
thai about seventy five neRros.
heavily armed. were barricaded ~
"A large farm hOuse. lnVcstiga-
ton tailed To disclose them. Mean
dine hundreds OF men from nearby
towns started for lSirNin-
The community n near whore a
i7-year-old glrl wns attacked and
murdered few weeks AFRO. Three
negroes were burned to death and
one hanged for alleged connection
with the ease n ~ said that L.
roy Gibson WITS sought 20 explain
some things IN m. same ease.
Feeiing Inns been high since thf
lynchiugS and many rumors that
the Negroes Intended 10 retHliat,
hs.se been heard One rnus. ul
the rumorg ~ riots last night was
said to be- over wrought nerves
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-03
BROWN IS TRYING
TO GET BUSINESS
IN GALLUP NORMAL
Will End Series of
Conferences This
Afternoon

OAILrP. a. NJ. June with
- view 20 bringing business ana
business relations in Gallup back
to normal basis series ~
meetings which started on Thurs
day. are being held among vagl-
uus civic and labor organizations.
aud Adlutant General n. ~.
Brown.
ON Thursday the adiutant gem
eral met with committee OF
bankers. another from the kiwnnis
club and third from the Amer
loan Legion. Yesterday he met
with the city officers. the board OF
vouEty commissioners. n commit
tee IRON the chamber OF COM
mcrce one from the railroad or
CARNATIONS. one from the miners
union and another from the mine
supcrintcndents of The district.
To-day hr il having five more
conferences. which win compistl
the series of meetings and results
viii then be announced. This
morning ne met with the ministers
Of the city a committee OF whole.
FHleFs ANA committee OF ~
tailers This afternoon he WIN
meet with a committee Of spa nlsh-
Americana ana ihen win cum
mittcc of citizens al large. whom
be has called upon 90 confer with
him
The present situation, according
10 the letters sent out 10 call thu
conferences. II working great
hardship on business and ths
community OF Gallup. and ~ cur
failing tho normal activities with
the rest Of the state He calls on
an who attend these meetings tc
come with open minds and to serh
no outside advice.
n u hoped that IN this serisf
OF conferences suggestions viii hs
brought out which viii make fol
a better adjust ment Of details and
n working plan while the 0aiiui
district remains under control ol
the state troops
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-03
NATHAN BIBo TELLS
or EARLY DAYS

Sunday The Herald bssslns
Isriniing n ssrtse of articles
hy Nathan nibo. in ahieh isr
tells his eNp-rirnss~ Ia tho
early days IA New Mcxico.
Ther~ date hack o fsaa. l0ns
b~Iorc tlc days of faiiruad~.
The Herald q sure son viii
cnlo, tiscsc rs.mlnlncrncs of
tins ploncer of the svttc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-03
Grand Jury Plans
To Resume Probe
OF ku Klux Klan

LOS ANG ~. ia. June 2 g---The
i.us Angeles county ErRnd Jury
planned 60 resume today ~ In
Nesiigation of ku kiux kian acfiN.
itirs here. Tudnys program IN
clude1 an Inspection ~ certain re-
cords OF tire organization said to
have been obtained through q. X.
lshnm perHouui secretary 40 W.
= cuhuFn formef grand rublin
nf the klnn's pacific domain
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-03
Marion Harland Dies
In New York Home

NEW YORK. June Mrs.
MARY Virginia Tcrhunc. who wrote
under the name OF Marion Har-
land died az her home here iast
niEht after short illnear. Al
though she wrote number of
novels She wRH perhaps best known
hH the aushor OF numerous cook
books ard volumes on etiguHtte.
fho was the mother of Christine
Terhnne HerTick, with whom nha
collabor.sed In The National cook
tiook"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-03
|USE COMMITTEE
no RECOMMEND
EFORD'S PROPOSAL

.AsIIIROTON, June a.-tny
A ss0ciated arssa3 The house
tary committee voted today %
III the Ford proposal TO the
fe and recommend Its adop-
4 agreement between W ~
y and ! W. Worthingfon, rep
htatives of Henry Ford. and n
bfity Of the houae military
tnitiee on differences In the
lizer provisions nf tho COM
pes plan and the offer of
was reached in an executive
: ing ~ the committre.
Recommendation. however. will
4ade by the committee that the
kas steam power plant, which
Ought hy the Detroit manufac-
!. be eliminated from the prop
~ disposed of by the govern
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-03
BOY WHO ALWAYS
HAD HIS OWN WAY

rha, u how waller =
Ward, son of thn millionaire
baker. Ia charactsrlEcd Ia a
special story recnnnilng SOME
Of the interestinr fpcss In con
nectlon With hia dstentIon on a
charge of mnrepr IN cannec-
tlon with the death Of clar-
enee retsFa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-03

BIN velocity Of wind. miles per
iur. "a; prevailing direction.
'frth: character OF the day,
trtly cloudy.
N STATE Weather
|1New Mexico; Fair tonight
~ sunday preceded by unset
I'D this afternoon and tonight
4. southeast portion. warmer
nday and In north portion 1o-
|sght.
'9Arizona; Fair tonight and
..snday; little change in tenn
praturs.
! WASHINGTON. June a.
!, s,eather outlook for the week
sginning Monday Rocky
fountain and plateau regions:
Generally fair, temperatures
mewhai above normal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-03
ere Are A Few Features In The Big Sunday Heral
SUNDAY HERALD A ZIG
BUY FOR B CENTS

With ~ rperlal feature
stories complsto Unltad Pres
telegraph REPORT tuo pages 81
comit,s a. neHs Sictufe 0ann.
nnnipty page. apUff section
and other special features the
Sunday Hcrnla IN ihe bIr
SUNDAY paper pr tht south
west. u u the nlKHoai hu4
you can nrH fnf five canl1
T~,sphoro your order "a 44n
todaa u not alfeRdy a auh-
seriber. r.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-03
|'HE BIRDS I VIEW
\ T. B. cRABB

u supposed 70 be limited to
kne column on the Editorial
',nee OF the sunday Herald.
tiut crabh got enthuaiastie and
wrote a column and a qunyteF.
there's none Of Il The Herald
Ixanted 10 leave out you'ii
H. glad We didn't.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-03


Highest tenn
yature, 7bi
kess temper
sr. f7i daiis
'.ge tenpera
H.. 2s mean
5ly tempera
are, ~; rel
sSe humidity
y m. S7i rel
We humidity
tm- ~: pre-
~ I a I ! o n
Ice. maxi.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-03

swer. which WIS interpreted ~ n
warning thai Mccormick should
consider carefully any consent 10
Mnfhi do'r marriage 10 OHer,
The petition Withdrawn by At
tOrney Cutting was contained IN
Mrs Mccormick's answer 90 the
npphcation uf her daughter for ap-
polniment of Mr.. Mccormick as
her iegal guardian II contained
charges that Oser sought the
marriage hoping 10 obtain large
sums Of money and financial gain"
and deplored the disparity In agcn
between the two Oser N ~ years
old Nathilde is n.
Asked what the next move would
be. Mr. Cutting said there would
not he any next move"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-03
nAnyEsrING nEGINs

fsEDERIcK. Okla. June A.
ksstinR OF winter wheat beTa n
~ In the southwestern counties
,klDhoma.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-03
ONE ENTRANT
IN BALLOON RACE
STILL IN AIR
Navy's s Man Only Pilot
Unaccounted for
Today

CHICAGO. June 3 s--Oiy the As
sociaied Press Lieut. y W.
Reed OF Pensacola, Fla, Soie navy
entry In the national balloon, race
which started at Milwaukee We'd
ncaday was the only pilot unac-
counted for when dawn str~aked
the skies today
Swung below their hig silver
gray bag. Lieut. Reed ana his aide,
chief Rlcger KIT MuilenaS. were
believed To be drifting ovNr tho
great lakes region. From the
start OF their fight Lieut. Reed
and his companion virtually nave
been lost in The sfics
DETERMINATION % what three
pilots will represent America M
che international balloon races
which start In Switzerland this
summer awaited only reports from
tho navy airmhn u has heeu prac.
teal q assured that the American
entries In the international race
viii Include one army pilot and ons
civilian MaJor oscar Westovcr ol
Washington. y G., and n "
Honeywell 90 - Louis
No Injuries OF consequence were
reported by any % the pilots whe
are down.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-03

n you wsis until the irss nsn-
ute before starting On fUuf
vacation trip yuu may f1rerf
yosr Herald Trasrf Acctdenf
insufnnce policy. ncttef
rrai~tsar for u to-day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-03

is closing time for your
want ads for the big Sun
day Herald. Get your ads
In before that hour and
avoid disappointment.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-01
YOUTH IN HOSPITAL.
VICTIM OF L0CKJAW

Roy McAlpinc, SON Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert McAlpiuc. is confined In the
CITY hospital suffering OF an attack Of
loaklaw According to latest reports
from attending physicians, McAlpina
is IN a very serious condition aud is
mcOur iDus
The attack followed q slight cut
he inflicted on his right hare about
two weeks age He was working at
the Ottawa Rendering works at the
time pnl was moving a barrel when
he accidentally cut the finger on one
OF the steel hoops around the top Of
tn" barrel Not much attention was
pad to the cut as it did not seem
very a":ious one week ago blood
poisoning set in and the wound be.
came moro serious. He was removed
to the city hospital, whore physicians
are making "a brave fight to save the
young mans life.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-01
MISSISSIPPI FLOOD
DANGER Is PASSED

New Orleans, May \. Continued de.
cliGing stages OF the Mississippi liytt
from Memphis to the Gulf OF Mexico,
utulbutal In the lower section Of the
river duo 10 three breaks IN embank,
ment, favored the work OF lcyee on
gnners and thousands Of WORKERS to-
day in preparing against another Hh
expected within few days,
Meanwhile the problem o. shelf E.
ing and feeding the thousands 0l
refugees who co3tinued to arrive at tlie
relief camps established Tor the so'-
cral flooded areas, at some Of which
the shortage Of food already Is acute,
had become an increasingly serious
one
The 1880 refugees in the camp at
lIarNsonburg, Pa. were reported to
be practically without food today,
while the situation was made more
acute by the hundreds who arrived
here from the area flooded by the
break In the leyec near Ferriday lat
week.
Shortage Of tents and other ghel.
ter also was said To be eCrious prob.
lem at the point whore, With another
camp established at khiHghart, Il IS
hoped 70 care for at least 5000
refugees. There was also reported 10
be serious shortage Of food in Is
scuna county whore a large area Ia,
been under water for the last SIX
weeks, and in the district around
ialOo city Miss.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-01
COAL STRIKE IN SECOND
MONTH WITHOUT ANY
SIGN OF PEACE NEAR

Indianapolis, MAY THE second
month of the nation Wide suspension
of work in the coal industry began
today with with Clllylu headquarters
here OF the United Mine Workers OF
America declaring that no settlement
was IN sight for the wage controvcr.
sy involving more than GOO,O0O min
ers,
No change was made by union Of
iicals in their previous claim that
al least $4,000 workers had Joined in
the suspension which number incmd.
ed $4,000 uomuiun miners In the hi.
luminous fields, as also $4,000 union
hitumtncus miners and lj5,OOO an.
thracite miners, Peak strength. OF.
hcials here said had not yet been
attained and the union program call
ed for further efforts to close the
uonunion fields, particularly those Of
central Pennsylvania,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-01
GREEKS HELD FOR
KILLING SHERIFFS
FACE DEPORTATION
NONE OF MURDER GANG WILL
BE TAKEN TODAY BEFORE
GRAND JURY, WHICH OPENS
INQUIRY INTO TRIPLE SLAY.
lNGS.

Boardston, H., May Deportation
OF the thirty Greek section laborers
charged with the murder Of Sheriff
Ed Lashbrook and his two deputies,
carl NeT and Frank Utter at Fred.
crick last Friday night is probable,
in the opinion Of attorneys here
Lashbrook, Non, Utter and Deputy
Sheriff j NJ Kelly started for the
bunk ears the night Of the shooting
10 inform the Greek crew that they
had come to Frederick TO protect
them in case Of the armed attack
threatened by certain residents of
Frederick and Browning The Greeks
opened fire when the officers were
within fifty feet Of the FIRST Of the
string Of cars,
Two shots, fred behind the officers
are believed to have been responsible
for the rest that followed Whether
these were fired by loCkuuls from the
Greek crew or by residents OF the
community is not known,
No ATTEMPT will be made to take
any Of the section crew to Rushyillc
to appear in the grand jury inycst.
cation. Judge Guy K Williams %:
Havana viii be or the bench The
prisoners were taken from Boards.
town to Jacksonville for safe keeping
Saturday afternoon
Funeral services for NrG wore held
this afternoon and for Utter Tues
day Sheriff Lashbrouk win Do
buried ut Ru.hiuyu Tuesday
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-01
PLAN PREP MEET
. FOR ROCKFORD

Rockford M, April 2S.-CSpocialD
Twenty high schools Of northern
Illinois have Oecn invited to compete
in a track and field meet at the fair
grounds park here June 10, under the
auspices of the recently organized
Northern Illinois Amateur Track and
Field association
The school invited are Rockford,
Polo Dixon, Sterling, Mt Morris, FL
gin, Freeport, Sycamore, DeKalb, Ro.
chelle Oregon. Byron Pecatonica,
Harlem, Amboy, Belvidere, Mt Car
roll Marengo, Genoa and Woodstock
w S. Angus, former Lafayette col
lege star, Is president Of the new as
ISOLATION and Roscoe Segar is secre-
tary-treasurer.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-01
BOY BUILDERS ARE
GUESTS Of HONOR
At Church SERVICE
ATTEND MORNING DEVOTIONAL
AT M. E, EDlFlCE, IN a BODY
MARCH m PROCESSION THRU
BUSINESS DISTRICT.

Walking four abreast, ana headed
by a large silk flag, the organization
OF Builders" a junior masonic body
passed down la Sale ana jefferson
streets, IN route from the Masonic
Temple 10 the First Methodist church.
where special church service was
held for them \ few Of the fathers
who had sons In The line OF march.
marched at the rear OF the procession.
Arriving at the church, the boys pass.
ed down the aislcs the nag.bearcr
earring the red, white and blue ON.
bem of the nation ahead of them
They made quite fine showing as
they took their places in the pcws re.
served for them.
The service was presided over by
Rev II. + Lawlcr, pastor OF the
church Music was furnished by the
ull choir, and very beautiful solo
vas rendered by Miss Vera =. Ham
Rev. LAWYER spoke on Choosing"
delivering an unusually fine sermon
in a very pleasing manner He ad-
}isod the boys To choose wisely in
their recreation, work play. Wisdom
he declared was one of the most need.
ed requisites in the lives of young
Americans today
He also spoke on the basis of the
Builders organization and the prln-
cipals on which that body was found
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-01

have returned from weeks visit to
Chicago,
p, ]. McGoyern of La Sale, trans
acted business in Ottawa today
Harold Trench OF La Sale Is in OF,
tawa on business today.
Harold Erbcs of Peru spent yester-
day in Ottawa,
Claver Hahn of Chicago, spent the
weekend with friends in this city,
Ray Miller OF Chicago, Is spending
a few days in this city,
Charles Rcnolds of La Sale spent
last evening in this city.
Smith Cole Of this city Is spending
the day in Chicago
Emile MARCEL OF Chicago, is spend
Ing weeks visit with his aunt Mrs.
Louis Jaeger Of this city
Mr. and Mrs, Dan Burke and sister
Of Superior street motored to Amboy
yesterday
Alex Bell OF Morris, spent yestor-
day with friends in this city
Mrs r. f. Fox Of Guion street, was
called to Sandwich Yesterday on ac-
count Of the Illness Of her sister.in-
law, Mrs, Boggcrty
Ward and Rollan Defcnbaugh Of
Strea'or, spent yesterday with friends
in this city
i. j, McConyile Of EarlvlIe, spent
yesterday with friends in this ety.
Misses Louise Gcger and Marie
Schmidt Of this city spent last even
ing in La Sale.
William Confrcy of La Sale, spent
last evening in this city.
Winston Colwcll of this city, spent
last evening in La Sale.
Miss Marcella Cesary Of Peoria.
spent yesterday in Ottawa
Miss Marian GoiSor SPIT last cyou.
iug in La Sale.
ed. Twycr William HOFFMAN aad
Misses Marga,c' Connolly and Marie
Iwyor, moto"ad 90 In 'aI' las.
evening"
Hc~.c.i Carr and Vincent Hanna q
Na's.'icg, sD.at lat cynuiU" in OF
.awa
Ar1old Wilhelm. Fred Johnson
.""I'y Mo'IrF, Nr. "'aao man and 4
.ranl Iw"irr Of this city, spent ,as. .
'rWn& III la "'II".
Il ava Ild" '."9t last evening IN
~ sale.
William Craig motor"d to La Sale !
last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs r. p Walsh and /
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-01
IRISH IRREGULARS
MAKE RICH RAIDS

Belfast, May More than 10O.-
00O pounds sterling have been taken
by Irish republican army irregulars
in raids in various branches of the
bank Of Ireland in the south. it was
reported here tOdya.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-01
kcuzRe6

Miss Sanchez Eegen and Miss Otto
Dogen have returned to their home In
Denver, Colorado, after a visit with
Miss Gertrude Harris on East Main
street.
DR.. and Mrs W +. Weese and son
Glenn W. Weese motored 20 Plat.
vile yesterday to visit relatives,
Victor Fri22ol of Peru, spent last
evening in this city,
William Hughes OF Earlyille, spent
yesterday afternoon with friends in
this city.
Ed. Schmidt and Frank Lofky Of
MarsoiIles spent yesterday with
friends in this city
Marshall Dix and Louis Smith of
Marseilles spent Yesterday viGting
in this city
Noble Brundage OF MarselIes,
spent Sunday with friends in Ottawa,
Cappy Carr OF Marseilles, mOtored
to this city YESTERDAY
Mr. ana Mrs Tom Mcclure Of
Strcator spent yesterday Visiting
friends in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. a. IL. Finlen and baby
OF La Sale spent yesterday visiting
in Ottawa
Miss Mary Keenan, of La Sale
spent yesterday with friends in this
city
Miss Bess Finlen OF this city spent
yesterday in Joliet /
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Bailey Of Strea-
tor, spent yesterday with friends in
this city
Tom Sergeant and Bin Lamb of
Of Peoria, spent yesterday visiting in
Ottawa.
Charles Crumsheid OF Peru spent
yesterday in Ottawa
Al Lompke spent last evening in
Srcator
Herbert and Joseph Maicrs and
Arnold Wilson Of Seneca, spent last
evening in this city.
Pin Baker of Peru. spent yesterday
in Ottawa
Miss Clarico Robes Of Elgin, is
visiting at the home OF Mr. and Mrs
iajro Merrill in this city.
\. X Fink of this city, spent the
weekend in La Sale.
c. W Gordon Of Champaign is Wis.
ting with friends in this city.
Fortunate Nualano Of Chicago. Is
spending the day in ottawa
Fred Curry Of Joliet, spent yester.
lay in This city
James Dunn Of this city, spent sun.
lay with relatives in Joliet
Joke Mciil ana Gus Iacoaria of
Cherry H., spent Yesterday in this
lily
Mr.. and Mrs. Claire Merrill and
Misses Ann Ross and Emma Maggie
to Elgin yesterday
Tony Scion of Stroator spent yes
crday in this city.
Ben Bleake of Marseilles spent last
,yening in Ottawa.
Ed. White of Spring Valley spent
with friends in this city.
Mrs Leo Jennings of Marseiles,
spent Saturday in Ottawa.
sam Cox Of Marseillcs spent Sun
lay in Ottawa
Ais pltri"a Von OHM of Leland,
IS, NJ Saturday in this city.
Mr. and Mrs Howard Kohrt and
SONS OF Marseilles, spent Yesterday in.
this city.
Mir and Mrs. Duffy Lee of Utica
spent yesterday in this city
Ed Barrett of Streator was an OF
.awa visitor yesterday
Jack Dougherty spent Saturday in
StreatOr.
Miss Margaret Rooney of Seneca
spent Saturday shopping in this city.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-01
Notice.

The Ladies Auxiliary Of the A. o
H. will give a iunco and card party
ut the Naccabee hail "Wednesday even
ing, May :. Admission, - cents.
Public invited.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-01
Notice

The Amateur Musical Club will hold
their annual luncheon at Mrs. Horace
Hul's Tuesday, May >, at ! o'clock.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-12-01
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT


I will make final settlement Of
the estate Of Sarah T. NicllleS in the
Probate Coul'5 for Ncwoerry County,
S. c.. on Saturday, chc 9Th day OF
December, 1922. ct 10 o'clock IN the
forenoon and viii immediately there
after ask fer my discharge as Admin
istrator Of said estate.
All persons having claims the es-
tate of Sarah z. Nickias, deceased,
are hereby notified to file the same,
duly verified, With the undersigned,
and those indebted 20 said estate vii!
please make payment likewise.
y. 4. NICKLES.
Adm.
Nov. 8. 1922.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-12-01
TRESPhSS NOTICE

We. the undersigned. hereby for
bid any one from hunting, fsairg CT
trespassing in any manner CT any Of
ou~ plantations and will prosecute to
tha limit any one caught en- Gu pre-
nisos hunting or fishing.
Silverstreet Real Estate Co.
JOHN W. LONG,
OSCAR W. LONG,
HENRY 0. long.
DAVID 3. WERTS.
11-17-4t
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-12-01


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