The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, July 15, 1920, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
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Rev. .H K. Marlow was in Con- j
way recohjly on business.
. J- M.. J&avecn was among the
farmers visiting Conway on business
last week.
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%- Rev. , W...L. Wait arrived in,
Conway last week to spend some
'. .time (visiting v Mr. and Mrs. C. R.
Scarborough.
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B. .Woftw <1.Wait, of Florence, S. C.
'who is now with the First National:
. Auction Cwnpany of .that city, sp< nt I
some tine .here recently on business!
for. his.tcoiauany.
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G. F. Murrel was in Conway on
i business las*' week.
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George <JW. Muggins was in Con-]
way fromjCialivants-eFcrry one day .
last week.
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Mrs. H. H. .Burroughs and children
went to Myrtle Beach recently
i to spend nw.nc time: at the Myrtle:
Beach Hotel.
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Ivist Wednesday a severe thunder!
cloud vi: iteo;. this section, accompani
ied by some . ;ain, but not as lua/y
rain tall as was expected.
The presence of a life guard at
Myrtle Beach costs the management
a lot of money, but. it will be
a source of -great comfort to those
who bathe irl ahe-wujf.
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T. W. Uorzn&n was in Conway on
! business one d*p last week.
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' The statements published by the j
banks of IlorrjCiCounty, from qua/tor j
.to quarter, show. a great increase in
financial backing ? Thv people of
this county, aiv : growing in wealth,
??< ??'/%! I II e ? v*?? inli'MM' /vf* t I I ' I 4 1 n '
. ?tn WV-lt MO 111 l/U lll/Uin "i |>U^U?un /Ji?
J. L. Walcr was in Conway from
his farm near fynway a few day/,
ago.
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A. N. Cox who vj v still engaged in i
eliding' urtCchen* . wells p ss <1 ;
through Conway last week on his return
to his wdrlt.
The first load </h watermelons for
V this reason wort ' brought into
1 Conway last week ' from an Horry i
County farm.
This .section ha A j^overal showers
. of rain last week.
Mr. and Mrs.' E. 'Id Stanley will
seen complete a medtem dwelling at;
' Loris, S. C.
Conway will ondecivir this war
'to furnish every facixst;. within teach i
Jor the honci i 01 me vnoacco gmw>
ers who sjpIJ their jwoHuct on cu ;
war'ehuse floors. arid rUlso for the j
benefit of the buyeis ant dtheis who;
will come herr intersWj 111 the sea
wfi'.s crop.
Many people-".pent miw. Lime on I
the seashore lav.' week.
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*1 he new dw?A ing oT 11 I..!
(Scarborough was aimo.-s ''finish d
Must week. Tlic;'*!- are ority > f \y ,
thin^ 4o finish >ibout the "building, ,
5?n?i ti - ? * few hav?> heen dr'h*. y< d . n
account < f maLeinds being .' <av in
at living here. ,
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.Vr-. ('has. !*'. Vy own and little
child re ' arm <1 th* latlep u: ;' of ,
last w.'Ok I coin a tudt t</ hei parents'.
I Mrs. C. K. Ha/el is* \ t-> ;
her home av> Sellers, S. CM las*.;
iwck after spending. some *iim
with relatives kn this fotinty. ]
Conway was crowdcb last week
during: the holiday, and there v-ere j
several who returned hove from the (
beach saying: that" all c0 the mow s ('
at the hoi el were occupied. j (
Rev. S. C. Morris of the llorry In- <
dustrial School was in Conway on t
business one day Ust week.
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J. M, Boyd was tie re last week 1
tfrorr. Ay nor, &. C. it
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There was a colored excursion !<1J
.front <Georgetox*n to tilt is point one t
day last week. (
H. K. Cook a in I IvCt.ruw.on Jones, of
fGalivanU Ferry, were in Conway i
the first ,of the Tr.oek. 1
FOR SAVE?80X8*1 Eight ounce
Cotton Ticker Sheets, New burlap,
<60 cents each in tots of TOO, in lots
of 1,000 o* mote, 55 cents each do-, V
llivered, Con way, S. C. July deliv- a
ery>?Write or wire L. R. Edons, c
Rowland, N. <C.?adv. 7-15-20 2ti. e
FOR SALE?-New Cottage on fifth ^
avemio, in third block from Main ,
o*. xr..? ^ i,.. 11 .1 /
^ luui luunin, JK1I1, Iiiuiii^
I room, kitchen and bath. On water ^
| and'sewer line.?f|? L. Buck.?Adv 2t
1 FOIt SALE?Two new Ford Sedan* c
with starters. Tney are now n
ready for delivery.?Buck Motor (j
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M Kub-My-Tism is a groan pain killer ('
relieves pain and soreness caused by h
journalism, Neuralgia, Sprains, ^
I M O'ifeine That Por,* K't Arf?ci tin Ifcjat'
H lu.fi
of it'- !oi;ic nurj lux Mv? effect., 1 a.v,1 *
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foil neiuciubv 1 ;b
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Personal
Hon. Hal H. Buck atul family le't
Conway last Thursday morning .ard
went to Charleston by automobile
where Mr. Buck .will spend several
days 011 business.
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All over Horry County the sand
lugs are cither ready to go in the
curing 'burn *or are. in ! it already.'
These arc Jthe .bottom leaves on I
the tobacco plants and always I
the first to be picked from the '
field. j
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Watch the date on. your name label
on your ipfjgpnr rand renew in time
to keep your paper from .being stopped
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Mr. and Mi's. . S. J. Salmon, of j
Vf ... A- 1 L 1 1 ?
murium, spent iu.sc weeK-pnd ncrc
with Air. and .Mrs. W. 11. Salmon.
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H. S. Johnson was in this section
recently on business.
A. J. 'Clurdy visited Conway one
day last week and spent some hours 1
here on business.
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Miss Virginia Graham, of .Clio
and Miss llattie Blanche Salmon, of
Marion, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
W. It. .Salmon.
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C. li. Williamson was in Conway
the latter part i f last week.
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W. AT. Soles war here a short time
last wt k.
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W. TI. Jorduti was here recently
on bwsrness.
It. C. Graham, Jr., was here one
day reoeniiy on business.
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M. iJ. Lewis was among these
visiting 'Conway recently on busim
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Miss TJla 'Connor, of the Chester
Schools, is teaching at the Summer
School here.
Messrs. Chapman Thompson, and
W. B. King left Sunday to spend
several days at Hcnilersonville, and
other points.
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Air. and Mrs. W. A. Freeman are
spending t'ho summer -at their cottage
at MyrCle Beach. >
Mrs. A. T. Collins .and daughters.
Marguerite and .'Nona, are spending
some time at JViyrtle LetCh.
W. M. McAnge, of Suffolk. Va ,
is visiting friends .and relatives in
the city.
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Mrs. Skillio 11. Smith, and Mirs
IVlle Sn'iit'll, w'n> lu> 'e been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. IvJ. It. Smith, have returned
to I hep* home at Muk'ins.
C. Marker ?of Loris, sj? ?nt last
week-end here with friends.
Mrs. Andrew Johnson, of Savannah.
Ga., is visiting friends and
relatives in the ? ity.
blisses I'Jorothv Ksl.es of Green
ville. I.di'an and (' u'iw Werldun
r^f Florence, Lucy Little of Laur- I
1 ns, are smiting Miss Margaret
I .ewts.
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Mr. and Mrs. I). M. Lurroughs
;md child re r, left 'at vcek to sp? n '
- me time at 11 ndorsori i'Ve an 1
>ther points in North Carolina.
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Miss .Lunette McQueen left th s
we< k to visit friends and relat:\o>
it Morven, N. C. ,
- Mrs.
M. A. VV right is visaing',
relatives at Winston Salem, N. C.
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Mr. K. A. burroughs. accompanied
>y Mrs. I). V. Itichardson, returned i
Sunday from a trip to Norton and ! j
ither points. Mrs. liumughs .an ; t
hildren, who were in the party, will risit
friends and relatives in Massa- ]
husetts and oilier points before reurn
ing home.
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The Chamber of Commerce has
ivlo.l Mrifll if 1>" ~ C tl- -
>,'vv.M ?? >ui iv uy icnniv-iibn lll? j
own several rooms for rent to to-! .
)}icoo buyers, school teachers, and .
thers desiring rooms. Applies- f
ions can be made to the Secretary \
>f the Chamber. y
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Rev. L. F. Westbury, of Aynor,
massed through Conway Monday eniwute
to Winston Salem, N. C., to I
pent! several days. c
LOST HOG. \
There has strayed from me one
urge Duroc Jersey sow weighing 1
.bout 250 pounds. This sow is c
olored red, is unmarked, large flop *
are>, very gentle. Will pay anyone t
or trouble and expense. Finder
lease notify,
Andrew J. Cox,
tdv 7fb :3t. Allsbrook, S. C. C
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TOMBSTONES f
ANI> MONUMENTS a
lee me for Tombstones and Monu- c
nents. Genuine Georgia marble.
124 4t ?SAM P. ELLIOTT
toute 2, Galivants Kerry, S. C.
We are proud of (he confidence
octors, druggists and the public
ave in 6f>t> (.h:!l and Fever Tonic.?
Ldv
For Heavy Hauling 'Phone S8.
Prompt Service.
We specialise on long hauls?
.Two-Ton Tnut*
C?riv y Motor Cn' Co,
ndv ,?"? ?if.?
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THE HORRY HERALD, C01
Mr. and Mrs. Ingram T. Scogg'n,
after a wedding trip in North Carolina
and Vi.ginia. are visiting
friends and relatives in the city.
S. G. Godfrey was here from Chcraw,
S. C., last week.
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H. A. Brakeficld, of Chester, pass
ed through Conway this week enroute
to Bucksp >ii where he will
visit Mr. and Mi?. B. F. Singleton.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Crawford,
of Columbia, S. C., are visiting
friends and relatives here.
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"Wylie McMillan, of Rocky Mount
N. C., is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Sue McMillan.
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J. E. Bryan was here from Myrtle
Beach last Saturday.
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Mrs. J. M. 1). Jones, who has been
spending some time with friends
and relatives at Mullins, returned
Iwtmo Man,!.,,.
?l\/l>IV VilVIUJ
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W. J. Hendricks was here from
the Pee Dee section last Saturday.
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Misses Eunice Allen of Latta,
Roth Rogers cf Mull ins, Cassie
Nicholes of Sumter, who have been
visiting Misses Lucy and Ruth Spivey,
have returned to their homes.
T. W. Booth spent last Saturday
in Conway.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Gilmore, of
Columbia, S. C., are visiting friends
and relatives here and at Myrtle
Reach.
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Dr. and Mrs. Ohas. J. Epps return
ed las! week from a trip to liendersonville
and other points.
Miss Mary Lee Jones, who has
been visiting Miss Blanche Taylor
has returned' to h< r home at Marion.
S. C.
D. V. Richardsdon, of Rucksport,
spent last week-end in the city.
Frank W. Henderson, of the Conway
Drug Co., spent Monday in
Florence.
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Miss Davis, Mrs. Bailey, and J.
S. Davis, "Joe and Marvin Davis, of
Marion, spent last week 'end here
with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Watson.
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Wc have received a fine leaf of j
tohacco from the farm of Mr. John
M. Vaught. It is us near perfect in
color and size as we have seen in a
lonir time.
Mr. Vaught is one of the leadingfarmers
of the Nixonville section <;f
the County, and ltas several acres
of this fine leaf, which will no
doubt bring him a handsome price.
SUMMER SCHOOL.
The Horry County Summer School
for teachers opened at the Burroughs
High School budding Menday
morning. This school cp nod
with a fairly good attendance and
will last six weeks. Classes begin at
8:'?() in the mornings and close at 2
o'clock in the afternoons. A good IVcultv
has be: n seem ed for this
school.
At the? Pi/inters and Peop'cs
Warehouse we will have II. W.
Winstead as sales manager and
Charley Lee as auctioneer. These?
two men have worked together f r
twelve years and know how te> el
an extra hid out of the buyers?aeiv
FOR SALE?Eleven pure bred
Brown Leghorn he ns and i tr>
Rooster. All 14 lmn'li okl, a 1
for $25.00. L. H. Burroughs.--ad
Anyone having chickens, eggs or
other country produce for saV, te'ephoue,
write or call on Did; H ut n.
Mvrtle Bench Hotel, Myrtle Bench.
S.' C.?7-15 2t
W.utcr Mellons for rale cheap a
my farm, Justice, S. C. Will he
[jlad to le.ud yeur car, wagon or
.ruck.?W. Boyd Jones, adv 7 15 2t
[ 'OR SALE?50 hags Top Dresser
for cotton <>V late corn. See W.
A. Prince, Boris, S. C.--adv tf 7 15
CHANGE, IN TIME
In 1915 workers on buildings and
it other kinds of labor, usually
worked on Saturday's until five
>'clock in the evening. Now they i
cnock off at noon time on Saturday. '
iVhat h.as made this difference? I
WALLS ARE DONE.
The brick walls of the new Horrv
ierald building arc now about finish ]
id, some of the roof trusses having ,
>een placed in position early last \
veek in readiness for the roof. i
The work was somewhat delayed ,
ast week by reason of the holiday (
>n Monday and failure of workers to t
eturn to work on Tuesday following
he holiday. ^
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ALARM OF FIRE '(
The plant of the Veneer Mfg. \
>o., across the river caught on fire
>ne day last week and a fire alarm r
vfis quickly sounded. The Conway I
ire department responded promptly I
tnd the fire was put out before any s
onsiderable damage was done,
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LAND
Farm Land Timber Land '
RENTAL AGENTS <
City and Suburban Property
If contemplating selling or buying
talk it over with
MKDRICK & JOHNSON
Phone 113 Hotel Grace (
Rui)-My-Thm w a powerful witl-l*
T : i? kills t h po on cau c'j
> i'/'e-te-' -v:ts. cu ts. c*!<! sore- O
1 r. e < . Adv 11
?WAY. S. P., JULY 15, 1920.
NAVAL SCHOOL
HAMPTON ROADS
Tree Summer Course Offered
Boys?10 Vacancies for
This State
Lieut. Commander A. B. Anderson,
of the navy recruiting service
in South Carolina. states that he
has ton more appointments allowed
for this state to the navy summer
camp at Hampton Roads, Va
This camp opens up on July 15th
and closes the first week in Sep
HM- -
ivinuvi. i nc camp \vill accommodato
1.000 boys from all eastern
states of the Union. The instructions
at the camp will include physical
development, discipline, education
of character and the cultivation
of naval traditions. Recreation
and religious instruction will
not be neglected.
Hoys going to this camp must be
between the ages of 10 and 20
; years and must be of good moral
character.
The boys will have the navy
rating of ap' .'entice seamen during
the period o Jit ir enrollment at
i the school and wi'l receive the pay
j of that ratine. S2.'l per month.
The boy mu t pay his own trans
portation to the school. At the
camp the navy will furnish Mihsirj
tence, unifoims and other necessary
| equipment and will pav the transportation
from the school back to
the boy's home.
This free summer school wan mad*
po.srible by ongrcss a mropriating
' a sum of $200,000 for two summer
schools for boys, or.-' a4 Circa.
Lakes and one at Hampton Roads.
Parents of young men who desire
to take in this free rurrcr
camp are advised to see the effi e.
in charge at the navy recruit ng
station in the Arcade building, Columbia
or at the navy recruiting offices
in the following cities?Charleston,
Rock Hill, Florence, Spar
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laiiuui viivunv 11 ic unci Aiuierson.
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Bank No. 290
Statement of the Condition of The
BANK OF LITTLE RIVER
Located at Little River, S. C., at
the Close of Business June
no. 1920.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $47,185.77
Bonds and Stocks Owned
by the Bank 10,80).00
Furniture and fixtures 325.80
Banking House 1,25000
Other Real Estate Owned 1,441.80
Due from Bank and
Bankers 1 433.98
Currency 3 293.00
Gold 11G.0O
Silver and Other Minor
Coin 1.888 18
Checks and Cash Items 9,443 97
Other Resources, viz:
W. S. S. 148.19
TOTAL $77,320.09
LIABILITIES
C".pti/il Stock Paid in $10 000 00
Surplus Fund 3,500 00
Undivided Profits, less Cur
rent Expenses and Taxes
Paid 1,479 54
Dividends Unpaid 12.00
Individual Deposits Subject
to Check 10,599.(57
Savings Deposits M7.27S.45
Cashier's Checks 1 "0.77
47,SOS.89
Hills Payable, includingCertificates
for Mon.cv
Borrowed 14 500.00
Other Liabilities, viz
Interest Duo Dep. 2(5.20
TOTAL 87732G69
STATE OF SOUTH OA L0LJNA,
County of Ho'-ry.
Before mo came PApon- Thompson,
Cashu r of the above named bank,
who, being duly sworn, says tha?
the above and foregoing- statement
is a true condition of said bank, as
phown by the books of said bank.
MOORE THOMPSON.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 9th (lav of July 1920.
CLARENCE C. McCORSLEY
Notary Public for South Carolina.
Correct Attest:
J AS. A. STONE,
W. H. STONE.
MOORE THOMPSON
Directors.
assistant"secretary
for vice president
San Francisco. ? Franklin D.
ttoosevelt ot New York, assistant so ctary
of the navv, was nominated
*or vice president by the Democratic
lational convention and became the
unning mate of Gov. James M. Cox
>f Ohio. Democratic choice for
he presidential nomination.
The first cries of "Cox and Roos^relt"
rang through the convention
ia.ll and were mixed with the shouts
>f the vote of acclamation by which
ic was nominated without a ballot.
Despite disinclination of the Tamnany
delegation to accept him.
toosevelt's name went over with a
mnd wagon movement during which
ill other candidates were withdrawn.
CARD OF THANKS.
We take this method of ibnnHngi
nrr many friends for the kindnps^pq
hown us during the sickness and
loath of wife and mother.
?S. C. Richardson and Family.
FOR CLKRK OF COFRT.
I hereby announce my sol f j> canV.ate
for Clerk of Court for Hony
bounty, suhjoct to he rules of the
omo( rati" Pi imnrv.
Of.G uuirkly lvliavos Constipation.
>:!jv ?n-S';. I os- of AopeC'e an I
Ie (' 'he due to Torpid Liver.?-ad
W. W. RUSS KILLED
BY GKORGE L. MARSH
(Continoed from P.ago 1.)
i n\ake to tho deceased about his leaving
the State by a certain time.
This proposition was not agreed to
by the deceased and it seems that he
went around one end of the automobile.
which had broken down in
front of the place, and started towards
Mr. Marsh with nothing in
his hands but an umbrella, which
he laid taken along on account of
cloudy weather.
The purpose of tho Coroner's in.
quest was to determine the c/uiso of
tne death of Mr. Russ. Tie vert i *t
of the Jury was sufficient under the]
law to justify the Coroner in the issuing
of a Warrant charging the
defendant with homicide. Horn cide |
I i.- tho M-i'h'h covers the crime
1 t human being by an- j
oiher. it will he the business of a !
petit jury in the Court of General
| Sessions when Mr. Marsh's cas"
is tried to determine tho kind of
homic'do this was. 11 is divided into
severa1 kinds: murder, man-slaughter,
and justifiable or excusable. The
Coi oner's jury was compose 1 of j
Messrs. W. Pitts, C. Proctor, J.
J. Sanders, Chas. Dus< nbury, W. D.
Lawrimoro and A. M. Sutherland.
It, appears that seme of the gcntl
men drawn on the jury knew something
about the tragedy, hut as the.
were on the jury they could not be
sworn. The testimony taken by the
Coroner went far enough to establish
the facts that were found bv
the jury, thes4 h< ing mainly that
j the deceased was actually dead and
what had caused his d* ath. This
t< stimony was written d wn under
I the directions of the coroner and the
following is ,a c? py from l is record
ending with a typewritten tat merit
of tlm post mortem examination:
i J. Ii. Jolly bmng duly sworn
savs: I was standing about tw nty
ya>*ds av.viv and saw W. W. Russ
walking toward his home on the
reaclside. There was a car setting
in side of read. There was no on 1
I in the c/ir. I heard Geo. Marsh say
g*o on or I will she >t you. Russ turo
ed around car towards Marsh, had
umbrella in bos it ion. to push ?\i.imh. i
a 1 ... .1. 4 ..1 1 !?..
.v.i'.i - ii umi i\uss 10 p;o on ov no
would shoot him. Puss went 0:1 towards
Marsh and Marsh s'ot W. W.
Russ. 1 didn't think that Russ was
j hurt much n: he turned and took a
'stop ov two and then went down.
1 know of no trouble between them, i
1 Geo. Marsh turned and went in his
house. 1
Marsh u-ed a shot pun and shot
j but once. ?J. H. Jollv.
i N. P. Andevscn, who bcinp duly
i sworn, says: That 1 took Mr. W. W.
Russ from near the Pastime Theatre
to the railroad, just the other,
i side of the Hospital, and bo seemed
to be in a pool humor. I heard no
pun shoot. I have earned him once'
, or twice before about the same time j
of day. Mr. Russ didn't seem to b:
1 intoxicated. I carr-sd him to W'Ur'n r
; about 100 yards o^ where he was j
shot. I was pone only about twen'y
! five minutes, and when 1 returned
to shop 1 was tobl that. Mr Russ
had been shot. Mr. Russ didn't
seem to be ne; vous. neither did he
mention Mv. Mar:'^ name on way
cut. This mornin the way out
to dinner the weather loolu-1 like1
r.Tn. Mr. Russ hud a para *ol in
his hand. M?\ Russ p t out of ca
at road that 1< ads t > his home, a.nd
I went 011 to i.iy home.
? X. P. An k rson.
.!. O. Cavtrelte. boinp du'y swnin.
says: I was at my homo about 10)
yards from Mr. Ma'sh's, when I
heard a pun sheet. 1 came or: of
house and saw Mr. .! dlv in street.
Mr. Ma'^'b vv's u> hi vnv,d then I
lioaul Mr. Geo. I.. Marsh say ! 'at
ho killed him. \u ' sai'l. (1 t'i 1:)
"I have called 'ho S''*riI 'i !n't
ay the gun. Mr. .Ma"sh wont in
house. 1 kuo" of trouble h tween
the part' Thme was a ; on
pre; ( nt whop I came t i the ground
except Me. ,h <y an.I Mr. W. W.
Riv s' ho:ly. feu ma lo n?> stv. ?r? lo
after 1 o'" 4 there, except ? aw hi
haial Ire mhle.
? J. O. Carl re* to.
PostmoMmn examir.iP>on on the 1
h' <!y of \V. \V. P"-s who was si o
and kilkd on duly S, 1920 about 2 {
P. M. I
F.xternal Ypoearancs. (
Left fore finder shot clear away
at I vise. Mark of hand lacerated. 1
Shirt bosom and right sleeve soaked :
in Hood. *
Appearance of Ho*'* After Clothes
Had 1'ecn Removed. (
Rig gunshot wound about on" 1
inch by 1 1-2 inches in size over f
.iuncture of breastbone and collar N
hone. Several shot wounds ex- 1
tending over upper part of. chest,
some shot wounds on left side of
chest and extending down the side
as low as second rib. Several shet 1
wounds in face, nose, eye ami e,ur, 1
Shot wounds well distributed over
chest and right shoulder. Skin I
around and near wound had a blood
clot appearance. 1
One gun wad removed from 1
wound; upper portion of lung shot a
to pieces; all important bloodves- c
sols severed. One shot puncture in i
right auricle of the heart, one shot
puncture at base of heart. No o
wounds or bruises on back. j
Gunshot wound was straight in
the body with a downward tendency d
of about 10 degrees. Size of shot
extracted from body appeared to be r
a No. 4. b
Wc find no evidence of any dis- I
ease process sufficient to cause im- b
mediate death. c
Signed,
?J. S. Dusenbury, M. D. *
?J. A. Norton, M. D. |
last of Articles Found on Body. "
2 Pocket knives, I bunch of keys,)
1 hunch of keys in case with two
keys. 1 purse containing 1 button.
1 receipt, 1 newspaper clipping, 1
gold watch, "Stuyvesant," 1 letter
from Win. W. Moore, I pocket hand .
kerchief, 1 whetstone, several match ^
es.
On C^osr Examination.
J. S. Ouscnhuvy, being duly sworn.
says fui tin r tlr: be n\v no n d r 11
burn; or .darns op body or clothe-,
but his cl tb.es were so blood soak d
nr.l s4nine ' t'u4 't war omn- ;i>i
{ l b if there were powdctr stains.
J. S. Dv.senbury, M. I).
PAGE FIVE ' 1
PLAN ORGANIZATION 1
FARM AND TRUCKING
Includes the Entire Pee Dee
Section of South Carolina I
in Territory
ONE GREAT MARKETING
ORGANIZED BODY
, <?
Convention Will Likely be
Culled Within First Two
Weeks of August.
Meroroo .Tidy 0. (Special)?Plans
for mg. ir.izing all the farming and
trucking inter* sis of the Pee Dee
reclina into ere gieat marketing
associ.v ion w le launched last night
hy the h' arr i of directors of the
!''!<?: or.co ( " archer of Commerce. A
special -no ;ng of the officials was
held to ? 'oivo an on'lire of Mm
pims f. r tl waposit ion fi on\ Lloyd
Tennoy. v nrc-onMng the North
'Aim-vicar. Frail Exchange, recognised
< re <*r e y. for! marketing
ag? n ' s ; ' th "> vo Id.
The e p'. \ v ill l*> put ;nto effect
hy caPing a c<-v.-ertion ef the leading
ar.d mo d influential farmers
and t.i uckor of the v. i.dons sections
included in th I area. the meeting
I r be ha Id ' r. K'crmce edd'ar late
this rm n cr or veiv early in the
fad. In the interim, a very definite
and cmcrct p vp itior. will he
worked en1 a ^mria' r mrmittee.
wh.wh \va. apnoi ^o 1 V" t night,
wo: kiii in c .rjv.net on villi Mr. Ten
ney. who is ecognizod a; a market
expert.
T. Hcnt n Young a en icrlUiral departmental
vi-e president of the
Chamber of C unmeiro. K. E. Currin,
of the Pro Deo Experimental Station.
and C lyde C Mi own, mo <rf the
1 wling farm rs of this s-etion, were
appointed as a committer on arrangements.
Thov were mitlmriamT
also to call upon 'he organization
at lame for any n:il or assistance
which they might need. *
Through thrt Oh : '.K'vs of Commerce
and the countv agents of the
Pee Pcy farnvrg belt. invitation.*
will be sent to those parties who
v.* vest aide to eP'o/t successfully
the organi: a'ion.
Thi r.ievom<y t is looking towards
organizing the farmers red truckers
of this belt into an association
which will bo a.ble to control acreage,
crops crop posts, mark vting,
rules and lejrulationn .for grading
and packing, with t' e ohie t of so
rtanda/crops en! parks that
the pi'Ool! Ti .; of t i serd ton may
make p:\>pc ,vu: he. t on'.able marketinp;
a id selling conne.et'Vns in
the con -itr.ir ?> ca^' m's Addressing
the nTo^rotv. id' T- . r ev ate 1 the
gr< a.', h'uuli'an of 1' * S ulierr. farces
ic t'u't th.oy <1 N rot opt up a
standard gva :e .end 1 a k of produce
ir. the va./i u ph of ..uality of
iroods do -rrv . or ripen ns, uniformity
of : i: ( . en guarantee of standard.
The ui :r.a: old <'4 h" /(' this association
.rod movement is to p?*ocu'e
Icr t' is t? i' r v p b anc'1 office
or the K.i 4h A. ie i-an Fruit
Exchange. Mr. To roxr stated Florence
has be- n sol c'.cl by his company
iv- a. p :'.4 (i ' va/.tage t >
handle the t'w'c n >t only in this
imp:< (liate son ion bui a'o for adjacent
areas .and probab'v even
caching into th" FT : hi territory.
If the t u-kers and fatmeis can organize
a:.d sta . 'a ' their g mils.
<> t'.it su *h a m-I of a -ency
an s< T un 'or ah oKi'o ciuirant.ee of
grades, aul ciiality, the Exdiange
will nvt such an agency in
Florence, as tho cmtiv 1 p".int , and
irrango to <. tablish .mi' iasooeti n
md purchasing agencies throughout
lie territory.
The convention probably will be
ailed within the fhr.t two weeks in
August. In the interim, much energy
will be devoted to educational
vork and arousing interest in the
iroject.
o
A Logical Conclusion.
"Biddy," remarked the newly wed
risbman, according to London Tit>its.
"go down and food the pigs."
"Faith and I will not, replica the
iride.
"Don't be after centradiefcipg me,
liddy," re toiled the husband,
laven't 1 just endowed you with
.11 my worldly goods, and if you
annot feed your own property, tnen
t's ashamed of you I am.''
This was a new point of view, so
ff Biddy went.
Presently she returned.
"Have you fed the pigs, Biddy?"
cmanded her husband, sternly.
'Faith, and I have not," she anwerod.
"1 have done a gient deal
etter. As they were my property
havo sold them, and shall not be
othered with them again."?Exhango.
!0X BUSY READING
CONGRATULATIONS
1 ayton, Oh o ? Oovcmor Cox was
usy at his newspaper uifice trying
o read a portion of the thousands
f eongrnUilatorv -*> ??-w which
eve been pouring- in since his nomllaticm
as 1) n> era1 none nee.
A mmlt the cotj',i a( iliato? y t-de;
:ccei ! w; ere from Wil am
O. Aden, if hie'' o?n>on-"'ic
. . 4' : .. T, "i\ a. | .
nv> vteh en : and a ' ' nneo of my
ord . 'i? no