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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-08-31
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DANCE REFORM
Shimmy and TOddle to be
Replaced by Beautiful
Dances Soon.
LOCAL TEACHER THERE

Great improvements, in the realm of
modern dancing, are being made at the
convention of the Dancing Masters as
ISOLATION, at the new Merry Garden
ballroom, 1885 Sheffield avenue, Chi
cago. Mrs. Carol Chase Galbraith, who
is Kenosha's representative in the As
ISOLATION, is enthusiastic over the
work which is being done. She has
already added scores of new dances,
both the ballroom, and classical varie-
ties, to her repertoire, and she will
present them to her Kenosha classes
during the coming season.
Meanwhile, at the convention, some
of the greatest dancers and dancing
masters of the country, are holding the
fate of dances in their hands. The
Madrid fox trot, Endorsed by Louis
Kretlow, Sc, oldest acting dancing mas
ter, is looked upon as the dance to
bring back to the ballroom the digni-
ty, which fled before the toddle. This
dance, as demonstrated by Mr.. Kret-
low, and Miss Fay Knecht at the con-
vention, is energetic enough to tax the
most fervent fodder, but it is said to
bear not the slightest relation to jazz.
In fact, its champions say, it is going
to crowd jazz into disuse,
"The drive for moral dancing will be
carried throughout the Middle West
by the dancing masters now assembled
at the convention" says Thomas Shee-
by, president. at will be more than
the usual annual reform movement.
Against Shimmy.
The oldest dancing master concurs
with: "This winter, young folks who
want to be in style must dance beau
tifully instead of this disgraceful, vul-
gar shimmy."
j. K. Schwinger, delegate from Mar
ion o., maintain that none other than
President Harding is an ardent advo-
cate of the refined fox trot Schwing
er taught the President to dance before
he became chief executive of the coun-
try. "He loves to dance" says the
teacher. $50 does Mrs. Harding. None
of the vulgar modern stuff for them.
The President learned how to fox trot
more quickly than most people because
he is naturally graceful"
May Return to Tango.
Mrs. Leslie Finch of Cairo, H.,
brought proof that the long skirt will
not handicap dancers. The Progress
Walk" invented by Sheehy, is admir-
ably adapted to floating draperiess
and trains, which spell death to the
toddle. But Miss Anecht, who is no
subscriber to the long skirt vogue, con-
fided: 81 don't see how the girls will
get along. hate to dance in anything
but short skirt. Pm afraid we are
returning to the hobble skirt and the
tango days"
The convention and normal school
will continue with daily demonstra-
tions of social aesthetic and step dane
ing in the newest approved varieties
throughout the week.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-08-31

Third Annual West Kenosha Co. Fair.
The third annual West Kenosha
County Fair will be held at Wilmot,
September 20, 81 and % and the even
ings of September 20 and 81. A NAM
moth street parade will be staged at
10000 a. M or September goth, con-
sisting of comic floats, agricultural
floats, school floats and business floats.
The floats will be judged and prizes
awarded Immediately after the parade.
Splendid exhibits of fancy work,
cooking, sewing, flowers, vegetables,
curios, fruots, grains, poultry, pure
bred livestock, boys and girls club
work and fine school exhibits. Then
there will be the auto show and the
ever popular baby show.
Excellent music viii, be furnished at
aIl times with dancing on the fair
grounds afternoons and evenings. A
merry -go-round and ferris wheel have
been secured for the occasion and ath-
letic contests of various sorts will be
added attractions.
Such men as Robert NJ. LaFollette,
senior senator from Wisconsin,; Hon.
H. A. Cooper, United States represen-
tative; Hon. George Comings, lieuten-
ant governor from Wisconsin and form
er governor Lowden from Illinois will
speak.
The completing Of the new gymnas-
ium in time for the fair will be a big
aid to the ladies serving the dinner and
will make the addition of one of the
best dance halls in the county an add
ed attraction for the crowds that viii
throng Wilmot during the fair,
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-08-31
SALEM.

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Shonshek an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Matte to Fred Quartet, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Quartet of 629 Cham
bers street, Milwaukee.
Mrs. H. Shonshek, Mrs. Will Gallant
daughter, Betty Jane, Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
don Acly, attended a miscellaneous
shower and luncheon in Milwaukee
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-08-31

Wednesday, Aug. 20, in honor of Miss
Matte Shonshek.
Mrs. Gordon Acly spent last week
end in Beloit visiting relatives and at
tended the Wisconsin Elks, convention.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-08-31

In % States in the Union, a series
of national forest highways is planned.
The construction involves an outlay Of
approximately $1O,0OO,OOO, covering
ITO miles.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-08-31

Since the passage of the Dyer Anti
Theft Automobile law in October 1919,
2120 automobiles, worth approximately
$2,567,208, have been recovered by the
Bureau of Investigation.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-08-31

The above is the LaFOllette-
Blaine progressive ticket. These
names will be found on the Re
publican ballot with the names
of all other Republican eand1-
dates. Cut out this ticket and
take it to the polls with you as
to make sure you do not miss a
single name. A full progress
siye administration is necessary
to collect the taxes of which
you are being defrauded. Every
voter in your family should go
to the polls.
DON'T FAIL TO VOTE
SETEMBER 5, 1922
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-08-31
SHORT ILLNESS
| ENDS in DEATH
c. E. 0pitz, Allen A Fore
man, Victim of Acute
Appendicitis.
Is STRICKEN AT WORK

Carl Ernst Opitz, aged At years. a
foreman in the full fashioned depart
ment of the Allen A company, died
Thursday afternoon just after 8, o'clock
at the Kenosha hospital after short
illness. While at work last Friday
morning the deceased was taken with
an attack of appendicitis; he was hur-
ried to the Kenosha hospital where an
operation was. undertaken as a last
resort to save his life. He was unable
to recover from the shock of the opera
ton and died Thursday afternoon.
Carl E. Opitz was widely known
among the employees Of the Allen A
company, where he had rapidly gained
advancement and his death comes as a
real loss to the plant and as a sorrow
to the many friends which he had
made.
Born in Germany.
The deceased was born in Germany
February 4, 1875, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Opitz. He spent his early
life in his native land, being educated
there and learning his trade in that
country. He came to America about
1900 and to Kenosha two years later.
He has been in the employ of the Allen
A company practically continuously
since that time. Mr.. Opitz was mem
Der of the Evangelical Lutheran Erie
dens church and had been one of the
leaders in the work Of the congregation.
Surviving him are his widow, Mrs.
Rose Opitz; two daughters, Leona and
Mildred, of Kenosha; and one brother,
Victor Opitz of Monrovia, Cal.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-08-31

has sustained on account of bad judg-
ment. These have been charged in the
account against Schlecht to the amount
of over five thousand dollars"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-20

Corpus Christi, Texas. - An
fost ranite peste douazeci de per
.soane in timpul unei vijesii pu-
Eternice care a trecut >fnrioasa Pc
Este orasele Aqua Dulce 81 Bishop,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-20

Guayaquil, Ecuador. Gerard
Adolph Bading, noul ambassador
al americei in Ecuador, SRA pre-
zentat astazi credentialele presc-
dintelui Tamayo, Primirea q fost
.facuta Ia palatul presedintelui,
unde s'au adresst q obiciauitele
discursuri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-20
FEMEIE Il
.PRESIDENTA A
STATELOR UNITE

WASHINGTON, 20 .Mai.-Dom-
Inisoara Alice Paul-care este fe-
meie foarte frumoasa, 81 funda-
toarea partidului national al fe-
meilor. zis ca nu este impossible
ca Statele' Unite saba candva o
femeie in postnl presidential.
"De &c nn?' a continual d-soa-
ra Paul. "Femei, ca capi de stat
n ar ficeva nou. Incepand cu De
borah, pana la zilele noastre, gasim
femei carl conduc tarile. Olanda
este guvernata de regina. Nh de
multi regina domnia 81 peste An
glia.
Noi lucram din greu pentru eli.
minarpa ranasitelor de legi cari
mai fac deosebire intre sexe in
Statele Unite. Iata uncle discrimi-
mari ce-a,a mai remas in cateva sta
te din Uniune:
Ocuparea de servicii de stat 81
municipale. servicin de j,lrati, ale.
gerea domiciliului, resedinta, Ii
bertatea de a face contracte, tutela
copiilor 81 asupra proprietatlFOr
imunitate pentru ofense de sex
cauze pentru Gvort, etc. +"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-20
il are lipsa de un doctor.

81 are lipsa de un doctor.
&
Relatiile ce Sc termina cu casa.
toria de regula Sc 'ncep cu saru-
tare. De aeeea este atat de peri
culoasa sarutarea.
-
In Cincinnati sase Eoti au
spart 0 casa de fer 81 an dns vre-o
,$50000. Politfa de parerea cl
'motivul faptei Tor este furtul.
81
Uncle din soselele rationale
sunt in stare de, al crede ca
sant facute pentru circulate dc
aeroplane.
@
I'm ON din statul Maine care a
fost relasaf, pc vremea razboiului
civil, din campul de prisonieri din
Libby, din cauza ca s'a crezut ca
nu va trai decat cateva zile, -
STA celebrat a ss-a onomastica
M mirare ca armata de sud a
perdut razboinl.
Niste sotii de milionari si-au
amputat degetul eel mare de la
lpicior ca sa poata purta ghete
mai mici. mcetul Gu incetul ajun-
gem la civilizatia la care chinezii
all ajuns GU mil de ami in urma
| "a
Sc raporteaza din Mexico ca gc-
neralnl Felix Diaz vrea sd faca G
|revolutfe. Aceasta o asteapta
batranul Pancho Villa!
| d
Germanii professional contra in.
trarei lui Gerard, - fostul amba
sador american la Berlin. - in
Germania. Motivul ar fl ca Ge
rard a defaimat Germania. Stiam
ca Ell totdeauna exagereaza.
"a
O femeie bine crescuta nici
cand nu-si palmuieste barbatul
fara ca sal scoata mai intair
ochelarii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-20

Marlin, Texas. In timpul
prabusirei podnlui de peste rful
EBrazos All murit patrn persoanc,
81 mai mnlte altele au fost ranite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-20
DECLARATuLE LUZ
RAKOvSKY.
Ce spune presedintele Ulrainei
despre Basarahia, Dobrogea,
81 Mica Antanta.


Ziarul "Utro.', din Sofia pu-
blica un interview al cOrespOn-
dentulni sau la Geneva Gu Rakov-
sky, presedintele Republicei T.
krainiene in care acesta spune
'urmatoarele:
- moi MI putem recunOaste
anexarea Basarabiei la ROmania
81 credem ca ca s'a facut contra
vointei populated acestei provin-
eli. Am adoptat acelaS punct de
.vedere in chestia Dobrogei, Diplo-
malta romano, declara odinioara
ca Dobrogea la fost atribuita Gu
forta, in schimbul Basarabiei, dar
astazi Romania vrea sa pastrezc
cele doua provincii care n AN nj
mic comun dntre ele.
Mica Antanta nu de cat o So
.cietate de asigurare avand dc
,scop sd pastreze teritoriile anexa-
,,tc.- Nu am incredere in puterea ei
'interna., In curind ca Sc va deza-
sgrega Sub greutatea intereselor
,opuse ale Statelor componente.
In calitatea mea de bulgar, do
:resc primei mele tari 81 mnnceas-
.ca Gu incapatinarc in aceast6 di-
.rectie. Bulgaria trebne cat mai
.cur3nd Sd stsbileasca relatiile
sale Gu Russia 81 ca Ukraina So,
vieticas Moi vom putea fukniza
Bulgariei, eftin, sare. fer, petrol
i'm schimbnl eerealilor sal"
lDin ''Dscia 4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-20

|sa inlocueasca pc eel al Hi Gon-
naUs, demisionat Vinerea trecnta.'
,Stratos este unuls dintre organiza-
tori partidului contra lui Veni-
|zelos i'm 1916.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-20
|NF0RNATN|N|

Belfest. = All au avut loc aici
noui lupte de strada, in care timp
$ 'au tras mai multe focuri de ar
ma. Politia militara, intervenlnd
|pentru potolirea rasculatilor, a
impuscat 81 ucis pc un anume
Dudgeon. Pc seara turburarile au
isbucnit din nou, ceiace callzat
uciderea doua femei.
Budapesta. Theodore Bretano
din Chicago, noul Ministru al Sta
telor Unite in Ungaria, STA pre-
zentat astazi credentialele regen-
|tului Horthy, care Ia primit cum
nn Sc putea mai bine.
Paris. = In decursul unei cere-
nronii prezidate de Maresalnl
Foch, dl Samuel Hill, trimisul
special al Americei. depus CO.
roana de flori pc mormantul SOL
datului necalnoscut al Frantei.
Londra. = Anglia ma primit
nici I'm raspuns la invitatiile tri-
mise marilor puteri pentru parti-
|ciparea lor intro investigate CO.
mnna in chestia atrocitat tilor co.
mise de Turci contra crestinilor
din Asia Mica. Multi cred ca ma
tinnile nu pot opri pc Turci de la
|astfel de barbarii decat numai
intrebuintand puterea armata.
New York. - Sapte amplOiati
de la posta all fost arestati aiei
in legatura Gu conspiratia ce Sc
spunea la Gale pentru falrtul de
sbonuri in valOare de I'm million 81
Ejnmatate, din vagonul postal ce
calatoreste intre New York 81
Washington.
Corpus Christi, Texas. - An
fost ranite peste douazeci de per
,soane in timpul unei vijelii pn-
Eternice care a trecut >furioasa Pc
Fste orasele Aqua Dulce 81 Bishop,
Marlin, Texas. In timpul
prabusirei podnlui de peste rful
+Brazos all murit patrn persoanc,
81 mai mnlte altele au fost ranite.
Burlington, la. Seriful John
+ tAlberston impuseat 81 ucis pc
|un spargator de vagoane, Gu care
sc luptase multi timp in depourile
Ide maria ale liniei ferate Minnea-
polls & st. Louis.
Spokane Wash. Conpania "a
-.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-20
STIR DIN PATRlE

La ministerul de externe lu-
creaza acum comisiune care cer-
ceteaza tratatele de pace precum
81 conventiile comerciale pc Gale
de incheiere.
La Bucuresti a sosjt I'm mare
grup de cercetasi Poloni care vor
vizita Sinaia 81 Constanta.
S'a descoperit la Oradea-Mare
% contrabanda. de 6 milioane tu-
bm.i de tigari carl au fost con-
fiscate.
Casa centrala fmproWietariei
"a dat o circulara catre presedintii
comitetelor de ocol, prin care snnt
rugati sa sc intereseze cat mai de
aproape de activitatea comitete
Tor de improprietarire.
Casa central; indeamna aceste
cOmitete sa~ continue ell staruintd
impreprietarirea satenilor, asa ca
pana la incepntul lui Maiu toate
Elcrarile sd fie terminate.
In urma receptionarii locomo-
tivelor comandate i'm Germania,
.directia c. F. r. va pune in cir
culatie, incepand de la / Maiu, un
numar de 100 noui trenuri de
MARTA.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-20

.tramvae va scadea taxa de cala-
:torie de la 8 u 6 cents cu anceperc
de la Iu1ie corent. Compania
face aceasta in mod voluntar.
Chicago. Mai multe -inalte
personagii ca iudecatori, precu-
rori, politisti 81 ziaristi din Chi
cago au primit scrisari anonime
de amenintare, in care autorii zic'
ca ,daca antreprenorii nu ince-
teaza lucr,ll eel continua sub
contractul Lands, teroarea, ince-
diurile 81 bombardarile din Chi
cago vor urma 81 pc mai departe
~*4
Paris. Premierul Poincare a
avut aseara intrevedere cu Am
basadorul Herrick referitor la al
ranjamentele pentrn decorarea
.orasului Verdaln GU medalia con-
gresului american. Decorarea VA
avea loc pc ziua de 4 Innie. Cere-
monia prezentarei acestei medalii
| va fl deschisa printr'o cuvantare
rostita de al Poincare. Vor fl de
fata membrii cabinetului francez
81 mai multe persoane din elita
americana 81 cea franceza.
| Aukland, New iceland. - Epi-
scopul catofic Liston a fost achi-
ftat astazi Ia tribunal de 1nvinui-
rea ca ar Fl atat eat tara Gu cuvinte
ofensatoare in timpul unei predict
tinute intro biserica.
Roma. % lupta de strada in
tire muncitori 81 Fasciti a avut loc
astazi in centrul Romei 81 a fost
privita de un mare numar de tre-
catori. Pc cand muncitorii erau
angajati la construirea unei ella
diri. an aparut Fascitii. Imediat
'au schimbat cateva epitete 81 TO-
curile de revolver au inceput
Pana acum nu Sc site cati raniti
|sunt.
Tuxon, Arizona. - Conform
rapoartelor telefonice primite as
taxi aici, in focul ce a isbucirit
printr'o explozie la NINA Pajo All
ars de vii patru muncitori mineri
Patru sunt liumai corpurile celor
scosi arsi din NINA, insa exista te
meri Cd vor fl mai multi apucati
inlauntru.
Barcelona. - Ziarele anunta Cd
pictorul Marif,o Fortuny a PRINT
de la un American oferta de
100000 de pestas pentru faimosul
lui tablou La Vicaria' dar Cd
lpictorul s'a decis mai inainte a ,!
Fvinde muzeulni din Barcelona
pentru suma de 100000 pestas
ICetatenii, in dorul lor de nu lasa
ca acest lucrll de arta sd lie fie
lnat din tara, au adllnat banii
.pentru cumpararea lui prin sub.
scriptie. publica.
/ Paris. - Cerespendentlll de la
Genoa al agentiei Havas a inteles
lea premierul 1loyd George ar Fl
trims noua ca'blograma State.
lor Unite, in care explica mai pc
larg planul pentru intrunirea co.
misiunei de experti la Haga.
ee>e
'Londra. Exploratoruf En-.
glez, Sir Ernest Shaekleton, mu.
lrind, a lasat avere de $500.
Paris. - Consiliul ambassadors
Ilor a dat fostsi imparatese zita
permisiunea Sd locuiasca in Spa
mia.
Toxic. - Japonia Sc afla in cea
mai mare ~criza ministeriala, insa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-20

0 femeie bine crescuta nici
cand nu-si palmuieste barbatll
fara ca sal scoata mai intaiu
ochelarii.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-10
RAMpEI REUNION

On July goth the family Of thc late
II. NJ. Ramrcy met at rickcns ana
proceeded TO a spot at the foot Of
the mountain whcro a picnic dinner
was cN;ovnd.
After dinner the company gathcraA
on the bank of the creek and cngas s.pd
in a song service after which all went
wading in mcm.ry of those happy
barefoot DAYS.
The final episode of the day was
the slaughter Of a giant rattlcsnakc
by Charlie Porter. He says that in
asmuch as It was Killed on the way
home and that he can show the twelve
rattles is proof that he did kill a
snake instead Of trying to find an ex-
cusc to get hold Of some "snake med
icine.'
Those present included Mrs. II. M
Rampey and the following children
Thomas Rampcy and Mrs. Joe Gainc.
Of Liberty; Mrs. G. 2. Porter Of Fae
ley; julie and Aud Rampcy Of Pick
"ns: Mrs. Will Rogers, Westminster
Mrs. Herbert Newton Of P.ckcns
twenty three grandchildren and fou,
great grandchildren
One Who Was There.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-10
SENECA CHALLENGES pICKENs
Wants Pickens Snake to Fight Cham
pion Snake .of Oconee

Inc following special from Seneca
appeared in Sundays Grcenvillo Ncws
Davis, Seneca's fightinp king
snake, won his second battle on the
streets Of Seneca today when he met
ana doicateed a snake brought to Sen
ecs To-Day from Pickens county in an.
swer to the challenge recently issued
IN the Greenville News. The Pickens
snake was spreading adder of the
,,arge variety. Davis killed and swat
lowed the adder, the fight lasting
TWO hours and forty minutes. The
snake fights in Seneca are managed
by Cheif of Poice CAN'T who has
chafge OF Scneca's miniature ZOO,
At present Chief CAN'T has nine diff
fcrent va'itics of snakes and is
ahxiousiy waiting the battle with the
dreenVlllc county snake mentioned in
a recent issue of The News. The
challenge to Garv Hiott. the editor of
- ScntineL still stands. The snake
vas named after Lefty Davis, star
Seneca baseball pitcher"
This is the first The Sentinel has
heard of the challenge, but this paper
hereby issues a call to the sons of
flckcns county to get busy and HELM
US upheld the glory and prestige Of
the county. So if any Sentinel read.
trs know Of a king snake or any other
good fighting snake which can be talk
en- to. Seneca, let it be known at once
END arrangements will be msdc for
holding the fight. The Sentinel does
net believe that any Oconee snake
can last long before a Pickens snake
CT the same kind.
However, horn snakes are barred
IRON the contest, fer if one of these
reptiles made mislick and stuck
his horn in the ground it would prob
ably wither all the crops within ten
miles of Seneca and cause great dis
trcss in the community.
The Seneca snake has already won
several public fights and it remain.
Tor Plckens county snake to van
ouish this socalltM champion and
show Oconee its real place in the
snake line.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-10
PROGRAM $. S. CONVENTION
Banner 70 BE Awarded S. S. With
Most Delegates.

A countrywide attendance contest
l,has been annCmced in connection
win the. approaching County Sunday
Hchool Association Convention to be
'hcld at Lawrence Chapel on Sunday.
AuEust 18TH, according tc the County,
ASs|ciatcn officers in charge of az
rargemcnts.
At this co!lvcnticn banner is to
be, publicly awarded to the Sunday
school having the largest number of
persons Cover 1G years cf apc) prc-
<ach TO the convention count the
TO the distance travelled. Under this
pan, Ten persons coming ten miles
each 10 the econrention count the
same as twenty who came only five
miles each, thus making it fair for
all, both far and near. There is no
limit to the number who NAV attend
from any Sunday School.
The banner becomes the property
of the Sunday School winning It and
may be taken home for permanent
display in the Sunday School room.
The program for this convention
iS as follows:
10:o0-,-praycr and Praise service.
l0:30-1he Convention Theme,
"Work,ng Together To Win" By Pro
lessor VIM. S. Morrison, Clemson Col
ledge, S. c..
0:50-LSong.
l1:o0 The "piclicns County Baby"
BY Miss lone Alvcrson, Field Sec
rotary S. c. S S. Assn.
1l:30-B Business (Reports of off
GERS. Record Of attendance, appoint
mcnt C committces.'
11:40-"Winning the Men of Pick
ems for the Man Of Galilco.' BY Mr..
Geo. r. Kocster, Greenville, S. c.
12:10-Announcements.
Adjourn for dinner.
Afternoon Session
:20-Prayer and Praise service.
1:45-"The Work Of the Sunday
School Teacher" By Prof William S.
Morrison.
2:05-How to Interest "Teen-Agc"
Boys and Girls. By Local worker
2:25-Song.
2:30-"The Little Folks and the
Sunday School," By Local Worker.
2:45-Open Parliament and Discus
sion of Building up the Sunday
School" By Miss Alverson.
3:25-Song.
3:30-Rcports of Committees, Elec
tion Of Officers, Selection of next
place Of meeting.
3:40-"What will Pickens Do About
lt?" By Mr.. Kocster.
4:00-Adiournmcnt.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-10
DESTRUCTIVE HAIL STORM
VISITED Pickcns County August 2 and
Did Much Damage.

a terrific and destructive hail storm
visited a section CT Pickcns county q
lew miles northwest cf the court
house last Wednesday afternoon, Au-
gust 2, and in twenty minutes caused
a loss OF thousands of dollars to farm
ers within its hath. It\is estimated
'li't the crop damage over the storm
SWEPT AGRA is from fifty to seventy
I'VE per cent, except on the farms of
Messrs. r. G. Mcdaniel and Claud
ADAMS whose crops were completely
destroyed.
The downpour of bail began at
$50 o'clock and lasted only twenty
minutes, but during thar time there
was a steady downpour of hailstones
about the size of partridge eggs,
which, besides doing great damage to
cotton, corn and other crops, destroy
ca grapes and other fruit, Knocked
out window glasses, unroofcd several
out buildings and in few instances
killed fowls.
AS reported to The Sentinel the
greatest sufferers from the hail storm
were Mcssrs. Mcdaniel and Adams,
whose crops were totally DESTROYED,
NJ. d. Cantrcll, DR.. r. Krksey, Mrs.
Nannic Tolbcrt, Miss AWic Kirksey,
NJ. j. Welborn and Rev. Charlie An,
dcrson.
The farms Ct Nlcssrs. T. L.. Bivcas
and }. b. Robinson, between Pickens
ny" Enslcv w""n, o'ac visited hv y
hail storm the same afternoon, but
were not damaged to the same cx-
tent as those mentioned above.