Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. ? . -5L' * M$ I? ** >* i j No farmer kn j ginning of the ~ income will be Many do not kn of the year. You run into Income if so, the Goveri on you for a sw of your income If you have a ch< in a Bank and d recci|.ts and i disbursements I will reduce to a In.onmo Tov tnm Ill JUIIIVi I UA II Ul - The Burrouj Trus COPY SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. (Complaint Not Served). Court of Common Pleas. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Horry. C. E. Huggins and W. B. Gay, Plain tiffs, , vs. J nllrl W PaK/IW-o n?A??intio PrtknU-i. v*??? it i vnj vj^vi ^iana ivv/uui Susan H. Roberts, and all ond siny gular the heirs at law x>f John W. Roberts, Georgiana Roberts and Suaie Roberts, the names 01 whom, if any exist, are unknown to plain tiffs,?Also all other persons unknown, claiming: any right, title, estate, interest in, or lein upon the real estate described in the Complaint herein, Defendants. TTO THE DEFENDANTS ABOVE NAMED: YOU ARE HERE BY SUMMONED and required to answer the complaint in this acticn, which has been filed ir the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, for the j eaid County, and to serve a copy of: your answer to the said complaint on 1 the subscriber at his offfice at Con- i way, S. C., within twenty days after J y the service hereof; exclusive of the; day of such service; and if you fail | to answer the complaint within the: time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this i action will apply to the Court for the j relief dumandrd in the complaint. April 20th, A. D. 1920. H. H., WOODWARD, Plaintiff's Attorney. TO John W. Roberts, Georgiana Roberts, Susan H. Roberts, and all and singular the Heirs at Law of John W. Roberts, Georgiana Robert:: and Susie Roberts, the namei of whom, if any exist, are unknown Bo plaintiffs,?Also all other persons unknown, claiming any right, title, estate, interest in, or lien upon the real estate described in the Complaint herein, Absent Defendants: TAKE NOTICE That the Com> plaint in the foregoing stated action and the Summons of which the foregoing is a copy ^ere filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas in and for Horry County, at Cgnway, S. C., on the 22nd day of April A. D. 1920. m. "L. BRYAN, (L. S.)% ' C. C. C. P. H. H. WOODWARD, Plaintiff's Attorney. ' Notice of Pendency of Action. Notice is hereby given that an ac# tion has been commenced by the plaintiffs above named against the defendants above named, which said action is now pending in this Court for the purpose of determining adverse claims in and to the tract of land hereinafter des&ribed, and the rights of the puilie* therein under the povisions of an act to provide a 666 auicklv relieves Constination. BiliousncfiH, Los-; of Appcti'e an I' Headaches, due to Torpid Liver.?ad Federal InconK TWO SPECIAL SERVICES?WAS AUDITING AND F. J. SULL CERTIFIED PUB Telephone So. 796. * WII.MING I ' > ; , y*-V *f'Z ? \>> . T. ; ; - ' ^ ~ I ? \ ows at thi beyear what his for the yoar. ow at the end r receipts may Tax figures; iment will -call /orn statement I * ann expenses, scking account eposit all your rtake all your )y check you minimum your ibics. t a?? ? mmmruxMSC^mesmjmamKS^ method of determining adverse claims and quieting title to real estate, approved Match 25th, 191(1, and appearing on page 928 of Volume XXIX Statute of the State of South Carolina; the plaintiffs herein being in possession of and claiming lawful title to the said tract of land, which is described as follows: All that certain, tract or parcel of land located in Dog Bluff Township, in the County of Horry and State of South Carolina, lying on Chinners Swamp, containing Ninety (90) acres, more or less, and bounded on the North by said Chinners Swamp, on the East by lands formerly belonging to \V. H. Jones, on the South by lands formerly belong'ng to one Luke Nobles, on the West by lands formerly belonging to Courtney A. Cooper and by other lands a^ will more fully appear by reference to a deed from John "Roberts and Susan H. Roberts to Charles H. Spivey, dated 'on the 11th day of January A. D. 1876; being the same tract of land dedscribed in said dee 1 which is recorded in Book S. pages 243 and 244, records of Horry County, and being land which fomerly was known as a part of the estate land of Ephriam Spivey, deceased, and is included within the b ,unda l ies of the certain lands conveyed* t > jthe plaintiffs herein by J. T. Shelley, by his deed dated January 3rd, 1920, and duly 'recorded. , H. H. WOODWARD, PI ai ntiff's Attorney. Dated April 20th, 1920. 4j29-20 3t o Citation Notice. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, I County of Horry. By J. S. VAUGHT, ESQUIRE, PRO BATE JUDGE. WHEREAS, W. H. Chestnut "mada suit to me, to grant him Letters of Administration of the Estate of and effects of Mary Ellen Jordan. THESE ARE THEREFORE to cite and admonish all and singular I the kindred and creditors ofythe said Mary Ellen Jordan, deceased, that they be asd appear, before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Conway, S. C., on May 8th, 1920 next, after publication hereof, at 11 olclocK in the forenoon, to shew cause, if any they have, why t' e said Administration should not t>n. granted.' GIVEN under my'Hand, this 23rd day of April Anno Domini, 1920. Published on the 29th day of Apr. and May 6th, 1920, in the Ho^ y Her aid. / J. S. V AUGHT, (SEAL) Probate Judg\ W. E. Strickland was in Conway from Tabor, N. C., last, Wednesday anil .spent several hours here on business. o Grove's t asteless chill Tonic x restores vitality and energy by purifying and en riching the blood. You cAn soon feel its Strength invigorating rncct. rrico ttoc. V ) Tax Returns ? MINGTON REPRESENTATIVE SYSTEMATIZING IVAN & CO. LIO ACCOUNTANTS Murchifion Bank Bldg. TON, N. C I \ *** THE HORRY HERALD. OOR^ ?????????????M Real I If you have or timb I We are size pro| thing to the foil Name R. F. D. No Number Acres for ? How Timbered ? ... Is Cleared Land in How Many Buildin ? Distance from Rail Is Property Located Lowest Price will J 4 {22J20?4t RAIDS MADE ON SEVERAL PLACES t ?i ?U e As a result of several raids in dif! ferent parts of Charleston last week conducted by federal authorities in r conjunction with the police depart r ment, fifteen white women, one col- a ored woman and seven white men t 1 THE - verti definite] aim of The cone for, t exist fk / # # rAY, S. 0.. MAY 6. 1**0 Estate Wa a farm sr f< ered lands fo SEE VSin position to hand sosition: if vou lmv< f ?/ " " otfer in this line, f lowing blank and ma LORIS, Post Office Township property located in >ale ? No. Acres Cleared? ... Good State of Cultivation? gs? - ' road ? n on Public Road? ?ell for: vere taken to police headquarters w ,nd after an investigation of their arious stories were - released on v ionds of from $25 to $50 for the'r ei appearance in police .court. . ti Four of the white women appeared ci o answer charges when court open- d< d, the remainder forfeiting their fi ails. It isunderstood that the po- tl ice will not let the matter drop with iv his forfeiture hut will rearrest those tl iot appealing. Scveial of the wo- r< nen would not give their names at tl ,11 and others refused to divrlge e: heir given names. Throe women n MSI only tires built to a sed Ideal ? an Idea y indicates the polic the makers of Fisk Fisk Ideal: "To be the be ern in the world to woi ind the squarest concern ence to do business with Next time?BUY FISK FOR SAI.E BY H. 8. CUSHMAN CONWAY, S. C. ' HI mi inted srm lands f sale !e any In 5 any- | ill out | iil to | B BHBHHHHnBaHHnS 'ere dismissed and one sentenced. There has been a squad of federal ice officers in Charleston for sevral days making a quiet investigain of conditions and raids were the ilmination of their work. It is unci stood that they will not be satised with what was accomplished in le first arrests, but will push the latter until Charleston is rid of lis undesirable element. They arc iceiving the entire co-operation of le local police department and it is xpected a few more days will show larked results. s si^ in ad* | I that " y and Tires. !St rk in | ?? ' ! I I J I|II ^flrf I | I I I 1 I iPJ A ' PAGE THREE CONVICTIONS HAD OF F00DVI0LAT0RS Fifty food and diug cases are reported a; having boon tetminuted in the federal courts in a recent servi e and regulatory announcement supplement, No. Go, 01 the bureau if chemistry, United States depaitment of agriculture. The cha gc3 cf the gov eminent weie upheld in 49 of the cases, but in one seizure action the decision of the court was in favor of the claimant of the goods. Ten actions were ba. cd on the adulteration of tnmnto p?ni? - ?? \z\i\?VVO) OUV.II ;is catsup, puree, pulp, paste, anil Lhe like. The most fsequent chaige Aas that of decomposition resulting from the use of moldy or rotten tomatoes in preparing the products. The speciulicsts of the bureau of chemistry have given a great deal of attention to the improvement of tomato products. Not only have a large number of prosecutions and seizures been ma le, but experimental work and educational campa'gns have been conuu 'ted to aid the packers in developing ire hods to eliminate all spoiled tomatoes. There has been a marked improvement in the quahty of such products, but some packois, cither as the result of carelessness or from a dolibe ate disregard of the requirements cf the law. still occasionally use tomatoes unfit for food. Actions on S ock Feed. Stcek feed made from c .ttonseect" meal or cake was the hasi ; of cloven actions, the most frequent charge being that if misbranding because of statements on the labels claiming a higher percentage of protein than was actually present in the field. Since the percentage of protein present in a stock feed is one of the fac tors in fixing the. price, tliis form of misbranding results in the feed being sold for a higher price than its feeding- value warrants. It is also misleading to the stock raiser in de *?' niiiiiu? ?i prupcr ictjuinp ration. Canned salmon was the basis of four seizures. Spoilage of the salesfour seizures. Spoilage r of the salmon was the charge made in each seizure. In three of the cases the court ordered the salmon destroyed, while in one case the salmon was released for use in the manufacture of fertilizer. Investigations have shown that some canners of salmon do not always take proper sanitary I methods in putting up their products. Studies by the specialists of the buI reau of chemistry to improve the I methods of packing salmon in order to prevent continuation are under way. Misbranded Vinegar. Other prsecutiOns and seizures cov ered by the notices of judgment include a shipment of sardines which were destroyed, because they consisted in part of filthy, decomposed, and putrid animal matter, and three ship mcnts of olive oil adulterated with cottonseed oil. An artificial vinegar labeled as cider vinegar re ulteel in the party responsible for the violation being fined $400. One shipper who failed to appear to defend himself on the charge of adding water to milk was fined $200 and costs. A shipment of milk from which part of the butter fat had been extracted resulted in the party responsible being fined $10 and made in answer to the charge by the costs. A plea of nolo contenders was government cf shipping frozen eggs composed in Dlll't of filthv. (kromnnsnl nnrl mi - trid animal matter and a fine of $50 imposed by the court. A shipment of decomposed apple butter was destroyed. Two shipment" of soaked ripe lima beans which were sold as green lima beans were seized, as was a shipment of gelatin consisting part ly of glue and containing copper and zinc. Seven actions under the food and drugs act were based on the charge of adultciation and misbranding of proprietary medicines. Fines ranging from $10 to $100 were imposed in these cases, the charge being in the main that there were false and fraudulent claims as to the curative powers of the preparations. Three prosecutions were based or. the misbranding or adulteration of mineral water;; which were recommended hy the proprietors for the treatment of various diseases. In one of thcae < a ck in which the defendant enterc ! a plea of guilty, a nominal fine of only one cent and costs was irapoi'.ed by the court. riur ??o au o I' \imuvUt ujaw* * ??_ iKi i v i rtiiv/i v ?*ai^hv u i;i v oun~ taircd against shipments of macaroni and spaghetti. Short weight was also established in one shipment of olive oil. - <y i . Negotiations arc reported for a big combination of steel manufacturing cmpanies which will include prominent independents, among them the Bethlehem, the Lackawanna and the Midvalc concerns.