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YOLUME FIFTEEN CHEBAW, CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, S. C? FEBRUARY 2, 1911 NUMBER FOURTEEN
SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS j
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-ITEMS OF INTEREST <
THROUGHOUT STATE
3'epro Robs Same Store Twice?At- ]
tempt to Rob Safe in Laurens. 1
killed Id Runaway?Death of Old '
Columbia Citizen.
B. W. Still, a young man of Green- 1
-wood, died Saturday fro minjuries re- '
ceived in a runaway.
William H. Monck ton, Sr., one of '
the best known citizens of Columbia,
<Ned Monday, at the age of 83 years. 1
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The wife of the manager of .the '
"'Wild West" show, that exhibited at
Prosperity, lost her purse there, ocn- 1
taining $1,025.
I. M. earlstine, one of the best known
and most prominent among the Jewish
citizens of Charleston, died suddenly
in that city Monday.
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Greenville: After remaining out 12
hours, the jury in the case of Sara Mc- 1
Carter, charged with killing Albert <
rv ? varrilnt nf not 2
t* uearmaii, reiui ucu a ieivi?? ,
; guilty. 1
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' jt, T. M. How?U, a Lexington county 1
farmer, who was shot in a negro's i
louse in Columbia Saturday night, i
In Columbia, died at a hospital there <
Monday. ]
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, 'jr ' Gjprge B- Koester, lately- concerned i
In an. effort to establish^ new morn- <
Ing paper In Columbia, has bought the 1
vf&b Evening iPedmont, in Greenville, and '
run that i
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& hire. J. J. Major, of Anderson, has i
aeut her check for $1,000 to Fev. A. T. t
Jamison to. establish an additional i
scholarship in the Cormie Maxwell or iSf.-ifflfefciiiiiM
drMnwrmd l t
jne of the clerks arrived. . Flashing
lis light in the cle -k's face the burjuar
requested him to get out, which
le did. The man then made his escape.
Abbeville: The store of the C. A. |
Vlilford Drug Company was entered
some time during Saturday night and
i quantity of cigars, si'ver articles,
soda water checks and several dollars
n money stolen. Thi sis the first time
i store has been robbed in Abbeville
n four years.
Anderson: The small shepherd dog
:hat went mad Thursday and bit two
ivhite lads, two negro women and two
legro boys, has been killed and its
lead sent to the Pasteur institute in
Columbia for examination. The dog
was killed late Friday night, seven
niles northwest of the city, by a son
if Tom Miles, who was out possum
lunting and was attacked by the dog.
RED CROSS EMBLEM
\merJcan Society Seeks to Protect
Its Use.
Washington, D. C.?The American
Red Cross has asked the solicitor general
of the United States to advise it
is to the porspects for the enforcement
of that portion of its federal
iharter relating to the use of its em)lem
and name for private firms and
manufacturers in advertising. Such
lse of the red cross is punishable by
i penalty up to $500, or a year's imiriRonment.
It is believed that many
persons who use the emblem and
lame for advertising purposes are.not
iware that such use is fOrttdden. tly
aw.
The United States has entered into
l treaty with all of the civilized govirnments
of the world to prevent the
nisuse of the Red CrosB emblem or
itle. The law adopted by the United
3tates specifically prohibits the use of
"great red cross on a white ground,
>r any sign or insignia made, or colled
imitation thereof, or of the
vords 'Red pross' or 'Geneva Cross',
>r any combination of these words*\
Che use is forbidden even for charita
>le purposee, except by tae American |
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Actively Investing
The Following Amounts are Invested In First
Mortgage Real Estate Loans In South Carolina,
according to the Report of Hon. F. H. McMaster,
Insurance Commissioner, as published in "The
State" of December 10th, 1910:
Life Ins. Co. of Virginia $450,530
Metropolitan Life 360,000
Southeastern Life 172,578
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Fidelity Mutual
Equitable Life 80,000
State Mutual Life 75,000
New York Life 70,000
South Atlantic Life 55,466
American National Life 49,648
Security Mutual 26,000
Volunteer State Life . 25,000
Southern Life & Trust Co 22,000
Mutual Benefit 20,000
Greensboro Life 16,000
Jefferson Standard 7,323
nviiinninv the ahnvo. thft. dtMHA' mfAmAito enu
merates a long list of other companies, many of
which are carrying thousands of dollars out of the
State but none of which comes back to us, except
in dividends or death losses. ,
C. W. Estes, <
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eed Liberal Policies
1910 GAINS
OF
Southeastern Life Insurance
Company
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Per
Cent. Amount.
2. Gain in Premium Income .. 18 16,050 12'
2. Gain in Premium Incom. . 18 16,050 12
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3. Gain in Assets 24 47,216 32
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4. Gain in South Carolina Real
Estate Loans 31 44,513 21 '
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5. Gain In Legal Reserve ... 3b 38,834 vu
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6. Gain In Insurance in Force. 30 740,443 00
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i 7. Gains in New Bustcwa*Writ* ! "
ten 180 1,503,000 00
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