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f w?l' I Gonfi To build a pciinanai t Customer ever> time we i can be attained onlv \vh< by the transaction, we a Curlee and R Here arc the Suits not to be contused with c They have long be Superior quality. You will find th maintained by their Shi qualities. ! In the important m I Winter "Curlee and Mai tunity that should not be Why not come in still complete. "Ralsto Do your Shoes wrinl Then try '.he RALS designed to prevent the step not ordinarily take We are snowing side Last. Copley, Na wood. I I T Qiliao' v^l UIIUL-^ *.1 111 I Terry Co., W. L. Douglas the new Styles and Lea I heels. Our stock of Stctso the colors, Green, Browi I Buster Brown Hose I and up, Black and Browi Socks for Men Cotton an Headlight and Carl and extra sizes. Teal-Jo " 1 he Home o Salesmen: B. F. Teal, II WILL SWAP?1 I1 air large mules am wagon for Ford truck. Pm umali tires. J. D. Burr, 3tp Chesterfield Rout 1 CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Will build houses either by coi tract or by day. Day rate $2.5< 2tp John Freeman, Cites. It. FOR SALE?Pure bred Mammot Bronze Turkeys. \Y. J. Olivet Ruby, S. C. WILL NOT gin at the Chesterfiel Gin during Fair week, Nov. 13 t 18. Chesterfield Gin Co. 2 FOR SALE?4x18-inch heart and sa long leaf pine shingles. See me fo any quanity,on McBee and Ches torfield road, 2 miles south o Court House. A. A. Douglass Ji Rout 4, Box 115. SHINGLES?Car load, best grad Red Cedar shingles. (5 and 0 ltp J. M. Redfearn. The Venetian Trio Monday, Nov 6th, at 7:30 P. M. at the Courthouse FOR SALE?Highest grade fertil izers and fertilizer materials an quantity delivered from wart liou in Chesterfield. M. C. Lancaste at W. A. Rivers store. t ^ close shave f i MENTHOLATUM 1 ^Loomfortsand heals. J SEE US F Seed Rye, Seec Stuff; Bagg Bagging 2 arn ?: \ For the best Syrup grown on J. C. Ri per gallon. We also carr ceries. , . j J. C. Rive it business we must make a ! h nake a Sale. As this ideal *n you permanently benefit y re anxious to show you our /iarks Clothes ' en Known in me iraue ior 1 i is reputation more than ! ipe-IIolding, Long-Wearing alter of Style, the Fall and i ks" Models offer an opporoverlooked. I while our assortments are ' n Shoes" j kle over the instep? 1TON combination specially unsightly slack over the in;n up by lacing. ALSTON Shoes in the River- j tional, Thermos, and Long- j d Oxfords in the Craddock- | ;s and Hoge-Montgomery all I tliers equipped with rubber ii 11 ats are now complete in j 1, Gray and Black at $5.00. j for Ladies and Children 25c j n. Inter-woven Toe and Heel i id Silk. | lart Overhalls in the regular lies Co. >f Good Clothes" I . M. Livers, W. W. Thurman. [I Messrs. W. J. Tiller and J. S. Mco Gregor visited Greensboro and SalisI horo ihis week on a Guernsey cattle ..respecting tour. Mr. McGregor will buy cattle for himself and Mr. . .lor, while assisting Mr. McGgegor >- n his selections, is prospecting for ). ' 't- Chesterfield county farmers. I 1 wo sweet potato curing houses of ".,(!?!!) bushels capacity each are now 1)^ filled, one at Pageland and the other owned by Mr. I). H. McGregor i". at kuby. By the proper curing of D.ltmees t hev UVU rno/lo . r -..^,r w v inwuv oiil|7<?L>lC UUU .. the !'i^s is reduced to a minimum. d o DEFENDANT LEADS t COURT IN PRAYER; PREACHES SERMON p 1 Statcsboro, Gn., Oct. 31.?When r the It /. Elliot Padrick, on trial for the a... god murder of his wife and if her mother, Mrs. M. B. Dixon, took r. the stand here today, his first act was to lead the courtroom in prayer, - aft;. wl eh he proceeded to deliver e a s;. mon on the text "Thou Shalt . Not ", which probably was the [ most dramatic statement ever offer-j - "d in a courtroom in this state. During the presentation of his r* statement, Padrick became so excited ^ it Wii- necessary for one of his at. torneys to call a halt and when inv struct 1 to "sit down," the young minister walked deliberately over to r a water cooler, drank a glass of water f ami iv i u I to his attorneys table, where lie sat down, closed his eyes and appeared to drop off in sleep. In prayer Padrick asked fnr( divine j uidei.ee for the court, the fu-l tine < r the church and the people of! States'.nro. lie turned to the jury and d livered a short sermon. IK aid it was difficult for a i your.?r minister to enter the gospel , because of the temptation of modern women. I ! OR YOUR i 1 Oats and Feed ; ing and Ties I > rl 2\<i pounds. [ home-grown ivers' farm, only 75 cents t y a full line of Staple Gro- * I f :rs & Co. . I ypn nix i| wftfflxiC *Ioitt 6T fldf ' ^ II N ' . That U Why Buy It, When It Is I Running New 1 Sews So Easy and I Making a few of youi LOCAL ITEMS Mrs. L. E. Peeler is in the Florence >spital for treatment. 1 have fertilizer and acid for your rain crop. W. P. Odom. Junior Order meets in regular sesion Saturday night. Belding Bros., Silks of all shades nd all prices and guaranteed to wear hree seasons. H. W. Pusser St Sons. Mr. Isom Teal left this week for 'oughkeepsie, N. Y., where he will nke a business course. Men and Young Men's and Boys' )vercoats the new models, belts and alf belts $15.X)0. Teal-Jones Co. 1 have the kind of Fuighum Oats ou want, having just unloaded a ar of them. W. P. Odom. Mrs. Wilson has returned to her lome in Cheraw after spending two veeks at the home of her son, Mr. 1. E. Wilson. For fresh and heavy groceries of til kinds come to my store, where he prices are right. C. B. Brock. Miss Dora Pearcy who is teaching in the Pageland school, spent th< past week-end with her sister, Mrs I. A. Knight. I give one and one half tons 8-3-? For one ton of seed. W. P .Odom Mrs. J. A. Welsh, who has been vis iting in Sumter, is now spendinj some time with relatives and friend; in Jefferson. Make that next dress from Bold ing Bros., silk. It will, and mus wear. H. W. Pusser St Sons. There was a delightful Hallowe'ei party Monday night for the littl tots at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C (J. Douglass. The Junior Missionary Society o the Presbyterian church will hold ; "Rummage Sale" on the vacant lo between the Bank of Chesterfiel and the Farmers Hardware Stor next Saturday. Second-hand article of clothing, shoes and hats will b offered for sale, income going t the Society. Contributions of sue! articles will be received by the Sc ciety. Men and Young Men's Suits wit two pair* of trousers in the Gra Tweed Sport Model. Teal-Jones C< The Hallowe'en party at the Schoc House Friday night brought in $33.(if which will go toward a fund for th biology laboratory. Beginning Saturday, Nov. 4th will put on Jitney bus leaving Pag< land in the mornings making connec tions with all 'the SAL Trains lea\ ing Cheraw. C. B. Brock. Tuesday evening Miss Doris Lane entertained the teachers of the Ches terfield High School at a Hallowe'e party in a most pleasing manner. Polyanna and Redriding Hoo Shoes for children, made on foot froi last both black and tan, both butto and lace. Teal-Jones Co. 1 have ju*t unloaded a car of floui and when it is gone, the price will b higher. W. P. Odoni. Mrs. M. C. Spencer is visiting i Sumter. On her return Mr. and Mr: Spencer will open and begin cor ducting the "Old Cheraw Hotel." The Wamble Hill Federal Fari Loan Association is in position to tak a few applications for farm loans fo a limited time. Rate of interest, 5 1 per cent. See B. J. Douglass, Sec'y Belding Bros., dress silks of a kinds, direct, from. th?? mill* an guaranteed three seasons. H. Vr Fusser & Sons. There will be a hot supper serve at Shiloh school house next Frida night the 3rd. The proceeds of th supper will be given to the Aid Soci ety for the benefit of Shiloh Methc dist church. All are invited to atteiv this supper and help a good cause. H. 3. Allen & Co., of Wadesborc N. C., are inviting their customer and friends of Chesterfield Count to do their Fall trading with their Read their Advertisement in today' paper. 1 Seed wheat from T. W. Wood I Sons. . This wheat has bee thoroughly screened and has nothin in it but wheat, and it is true to type W. P. Odom. Peter Murray, a deserter from th Army at Post Bragg, was arrestei Friday night by Policeman Joh; Hunt. Mr. Hunt made the arrest 01 suspicion and found on communi cation with the Army that his mai was wanted. Wh.'ti you think of buying a Blu Serf;* Suit come to our store and cal for number 6121 Velvet finish Serg guaranteed to be 100 per cent wool Teal-Jones Co. The Young Peoples' Missionar; Society of the Methodist church wil give an oyster supprr Friday nigh in the store room next to I,aney Phar macy. The public is cordially invit ed to take supper on that night wit! these young folks. I have Seed Oats in both Ret Rust Proof and genuine South Caroina Fulghum. W. P. Odom Miss Margarie Funderburk enterained the young set at a Hallowe'en >arty last Tuesday evening. About hirty young people voted Miss Funlerburk, a charming hostess. I have Flour at a price far below he mill price now. If you do not faivt to buy now, wait and pay more or it. W. P. Odom BIRTHS Horn to Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Mc ior a iNew nome sewing I See these machines < Prices R Farmers Eyes E: Glasses e Dr. H. V e ? Optoi Will Be In h Nov. 6ti 1 See M. C. Lancaster at Chcste '* ?!*?!d for best grade fertilizer for fa or spring. Shipments for immedial y delivery. 1 The Venetian Trio, featuring nn n sicnl novelties, beautiful costunn and literary jems, will make their a] d pearance at the Courthouse Monda n evening at 7:30 o'clock. The pn n gram is divided as follows: Episot 1, Venetian Songs, with mandolii r> piano and guitar accompaniment e Venetian Costumers; A Story of Vei ice. Episode 2?Dixie Land, Plant; n tion Melodies, piano and banjo ar , banjo solo; Southern Stories; Soutl ern Costumes. Episode 3?Songs t Long Ago; costumes, Customs, tn Stories of Many Years Ago. This an excellent program and will be we worth the price of admission, 26 an 50 cents. 2 f n o n-lAi? " - ? ui. o. oriiLon, iormeriy of Tl Advertiser force, but now medic j student in the College of Charlesto r is recovering from a severe attack < Dengue fever. d The Venetian Trio Monday, No y 6th, at 7:30 P. M. at the Courthou* e i_ CHILD'S SUIT left at store about month ago. Owner may secui d same by describing and paying f< this adv. Watson Bros. NOTICE OF ELECTION y btate of South Carolina, i. County uf Chesterfield. Notice is hereby given that tl I General Election for Representativ< in Congress will be held at the votiri n precincts tixed by law in the Count g of Chesterfield on Tuesday, Nover her 7, 1922, said day being Tuesda following the first Monday, as pn j scribed by the State Constitution. The qualifications for suffrage ai n as follows: II Residence in State for two year in the County one year, in the po! " ing precinct in which the elector o fers to vote, four months, and tl e payment six months before any elei 1 tion of any poll tax then due an payable. Provided, That ministers i . charge of an organized church an .eachers of public schools shall he er y titled to vote after six months' res 1 dence in the State, otherwise qual t fiod. Registration.?Payment of all ta> . es, including poll tax, assessed an i collectible during the previous yeai The production of a certificate or th I receipt of the officer authorized t collect such taxes shall be conclusiv proof of the payment therof. Before the hour fixed for openini the polls Managers and Clerks mus take and subscribe to the Constitu ( tional oath. The Chairman of thi i Board of Managers can ndministe the oath to the other Managers ant to the Cierk; a Notary Public mus administer the oath to Chairman The managers elect their chairmar and Clerk. Polls at each voting place must be opened at 7 o'clock a.m., and closed at 4 o'clock p.m., except in the City olCbadtiWii, wheret^rj*ail^b?2 * I I 11 1 ! 1 t 'I H I, .1 , Jl , I I 1 1JL ' ? | B 0 Dress ; r i 5o Simple to Make on The C n I nome Machine j1 r Stitches So Perfectly r own dresses quickly pays \ Vlachine. g demonstrated at our store, easonable Hdw. Go. samineG i Fitted V. LEWIS metrist Chesterfield ^ ra * i to 13th r_ fill u vacancy; and if non?> of the II Managers attend, the citizens can ap'e point, fi'om among the qualified vottf ers, the Managers, who, after being i- sworn, can conduct the election. Lis At the close of the election, the p- Managers and Clerk must proceed iy pubiiciy to open the ballot box and 0- count the ballots therein, and conic tinuc without adjournment until the n, same is completed, and make a states; ment of the result for each office, and ii- sign the same. Within three day3 1- thereafter the Chairman of the Board, id or some one designated by the Board, Ii- must deliver to the Commissioners >f of Election the poll list, the box conid taining the ballots and written stateis ments of the result of the election. ill Managers of Election?The followid lowing Managers of Election have been appointed to hold the election at lc the various precincts in the suid al County: n> Cheraw: G. W. Guin, S. T. A. Mc,f Manus and P. A. Murray, Jr. Joe i Lindsay, clerk. Usual voting place. ? j Pee Dee: John H. Wallace, H. K. v. Linton, F. C. Newman. R. C. Spease, e. clerk. Usual voting place. ? Brock's Mill: J. W. Brock, D. C. a Caulder, J. O. Parker. J. E. Short, re clerk. Usual voting place. >r I Patrick: T. P. Campbell, W. F. I Winburn and D. F. Buie. Ernest L. " ; Smith, clerk. Usual voting place. Middendorf: E. T. McManus, Knox L. Ammona, W. R. Johnson. D. M. ' Rowe, clerk. Usual voting place. lc McBee: G. T. iiorton, H. H. Sowj ell and J. G. Grant. D. G. McPher?S ! I son, clerk. Usual voting place. '*? j Cat Pond: J. W. Ruthven, J. A. ?r I tiff II! ^ * ? j | vYimam-s uainoun Wilkes. Clerk, L. n- E. Edwards. iy Grant's Mill: W. T. Rivers, W. T. b- McBride, W. H. Caulder. B. T. McBride, clerk. Atkinson's store. Snow Hill: A. J. Smith, E. C. Crawford, D. A. Campbell. C. S. Cason, s, clerk. School house. 1- Odom's Mill: Miles Watson, T. C. f- Melton, C. B. Gardner. T. II. Dougic lass, clerk. Usual voting place. > Duugla.-s Mill: B. C. Wadsworth, J N. C. Jones, O. II. Douglass. J. L. n Douglass, clerk. Usual voting place, d Wexford: A. J. Jenkins, Arnold l- Sellers, I*. A. Gulledge. A. P. Allen, i- clerk. Usual voting place, i- Ruby: H. D. AlcCrcight, J. S. Smith, J. S. McGregor. L. M. Raley, clerk. Usual voting place, d Cross Roads: W. I). Gulledge, J I r. H. Dalrymple, D. A. T. Douglass, e Clerk, V. B. Wadded. Usual voting o place. e Mt. Croghnn: W. II. Gibson, W. J. Rayfield, A. B. Rivers. P. M. Ther< rell, clerk. Usual voting place, t Winzo: G. F. Evans, J. A. Taylor, - H. Z. Outen.| W. L. Pate, clerk. t? f Toha I 1 - | wnutu vuniljf plIIUl'. r Plains: W. B. Evans, G. W. Hinson, 1 J. G. Hicks. J. A. Blakeney, clerk, t Usual voting1 place. Jefferson: Wm. Griffith, M. A. Ra) ley, R. A. Griffith. Roland Gardner, clerk. Usual voting place. ! Angelus: T. J. Knight, E. A. MidI dleton, W. L. Horton. J. S. Clark, clerk. Usual voting place. Cmtartiu Jf A Hiwlftiw (L tiL. KiA* J i Ouslaydale: F. J. Johnson, R. C. taker, A. C. Winburn. S. A. Teal, lerk. Usual voting place. Dudley: T. D. Funderburk, Ranam Hunter, William McCray. G. C. ate, clerk. Usual voting place. Pageland: J. A. Turner, R. H. Uakeney, H. J. Ogbum. W. E. lourtney, clerk. Usual voting place. Court House: B. J. Douglass, Ray livers, E. E. Porter. J. A. Teal, lerk. Court House. The Managers at each precinct tamed above are requested to delerate one of their number to secure he box and blanks for the election it the Court House on the 2d of No'ember, 1922. W. P. Odom. omuii ob?vc vuc ijucotiun, ur 4UCiillUIll and shall thereafter have the wore "Yes" and "No" inserted so that th voter may indicate his vote by stril ing out one or the other of sue words on said ballot, the word n< so stricken to be counted. Before the hour fixed for openin the polls, Managers and Clerks mu: take and subscribe the Constitution! oath. The Chairman of the Boar of Managers can admister the oat to the other members and to th Clerk; a Notary Public must admit ister the oath to the Chairman. Th Managres elect their Chairman an Clerk. Polls at each voting place must b opened at 7 o'clock a.m. and clos at 4 o'clock p.m. except in the Cit of Charleston, where they shall b opened at 7 a.m. and closed at 6 p.n The Managers have the power t fill a vacancy, and if none of th Managers attend, the citizens can a; point from among the qualified vot ers, the Managers, who, aftor bein sworn, can conduct the election. At the close of the election, th Managers and Clerk must procee publicly to open the ballot boxes an count the ballots therein, and cor tinue without adjournment until th same is completed, and make a state merit of the result for each office ani siirn thfi Knmn WilKin -0- ff iviiiia Wilt VC U? J thereafter, the Chairman of th Board, or some one designated b the Board, must deliver to the Com missioners of Election the poll list the boxes containing the ballots am written statements of the results o the election. At the said election qualified elec tors will vote upon the adoption o rejection of amendments to the Stat< Constitution, as provided in the fol lowing Joint Resolutions: A Joint Resolution to Amend Ar ticle X of the Constitution so as t< Authorize the Town of Greer to As Bess Abutting Property for Perma nent Improvements. A Joint Resolution to Amend Sec tion 5 of Article XVII of the Consti tution Empowering the General As sembly to Regulate the Printing foi the State. A Joint Resolution to Amend Section 5, Article X, of the Constitution Relating to the Limit of the Bonded F. M. Moors, W. J. Hanna, I Commissioners of Federal Election for Chesterfield County, S. C. NOTICE OF ELECTION State of South Carolina, County of Chetserfield. Notice is hereby given that the General Election for State and County Officers will be held at the voting precinct* prescribed by law if! said - ounty, on Tuesday, November 322, said1 day being Tuesday follov:g the first Monday in November, as rescribed by the State Constitution. The qualifications for suffrage: Managers of election require of every elector offering to vote at any election, before allowing him to vote, the production of his registration certificate and proof of the payment ol all taxes, including poll tax, assessed against him and collectible during tht previous year, rne production oi a certificate or of the receipt of th< oflicer authorized to collect such tax es, shall be conclusive proof of th< payment thereof. Section 237,' Code 1912, as amend ed by Act No. 6, special session o 1914. Section 237. There shall be thre< separate and distinct ballots, as fol lows: One ballot for Representative in Congress; and one ballot for Gov ernor, Lieutenant Governor, Stat officer, Circuit Solicitors, member of the House of RepresentativesState Senator, county officers, am one ballot for all Constitutions amendments and special questions each of three said boxes to be appro priately labelled; which ballots shal be of plain white paper and of sucl width and length as to contain th names of the officer or officers am question or questions to be voted fo or upon, clear and even cut, withou ornament, designation, mutilatior symbol or mark of any kind whatsc ever, except the name or names o the person or persons voted for an the office to which such person o persons are intended to be chosen,an all special questions which name o names, office* or offices, question o questions shall' be written or printe or partly written or partly printe thereon in black ink; and such balk shall be so folded as to conceal th name or names, question or question thereon, and so folded, shall be dt posited in a box to be constructei kept and disposed of as herein prt vided by law, and no ballot of an other description found in either c said boxes shall be counted. On all special questions the ballc eVinll afof? ?? ? ? * ? A Joint Resolution to Amend Section 7, of Artiele VIII end Section 6, of Article X of tile Constitution, so as to Exempt^the City of Beaufort from the' Provisions Thereof. A Joint Resolution to Amend Paragraph 6, Article X of the Constitution Relating to Bonded Indebtedness of Counties, Townships, School Districts, Etc., by Adding e Proviso as to the County of Beaufort. A Joint Resolution to Propose an i Amendment to Article X of the CouI stitution my adding thereto a Section to be known as Section 13-A, Empowering County Authorities to Assess Abutting Property for permanent of Highways. The provisions of said Section shall apply onl/ to Beaufort County. A Joint Resolution to Amend) Sections & and. 6, Article X, of the Constitution, Relating to the Limit of the Bonded Debt of Townships, by adding a Proviso thereto as to the Township of Christ Church Parish, Charleston County, S. C., as now constituted embracing in area of said township the town of Mount Pleasant, s. c. A Joint Resqlution to amend Section 5, Article 10, of the Constitution relating to limit of the bonded debt of School Districts by adding a provios thereto, as to School District No. 10, Cherokee County. A Joint Resolution to Amend Section 6, Article X of the Constitution relating to the limit of the bonded i debt of School Districts by adding a proviso thereto as to the School District for the City of Florence in Florl once County, South Carolina. : A Joint Resolution to Amend Seci tion 7, Article VIII of the Construction, relating to Municipal Bonded - Indebtedness, by adding a Proviso i .hereto as to the City of Georgetown. A Joint Resolution to Amend Sec tion 5, of Article XI of the Constitul tion relating to the formation of School Districts, Etc., by adding a = Proviso as to Certain School Districts n Pickens County. A Joint Resolution to Amend Sec ion VII of Article VIII, and Section u V of Article X of the Constitution s lo as to Exempt the City of Spartani, >urg from the Provisions thereof. d A Joint Resolution to Amend SecI tion 7, Article VIII, and Section 5, ?, Article X, of the Constitution, so as - to Exempt the City of Union from II the Provisions Thereof. h * ELECTION MANAGERS r The following Managers of Elects tion have been appointed to hold the , election at the various precincts in the said county: f . Cheraw: T. U. Berry, J. G. Walj lace, J. H. Boon. L. C. Reid, clerk ir Brock's Mill: A. W. Britt, J. K. d Pegues, S. B. Lee. S. C. Brock, ir clerk. (1. Bethel: R. H. Burch. F-. C. Fllerha. d J. C. Hudson. R. C. Spease, clerk, d Pee Dee: P. E. Freeman, D. P. Kamsoy, L,. A. Funderburk. D. F. e Jamison, clerk. |8 Patrick: J. W. Poison, J. W. Boan, J. E. Williams. W. A. McNair. clerk. VCJJ 1 T A ' ? ? j miuuciiaun; J. A. '_;wnton, IV. U< Johnson, J. B. Smith. C. W. Mcy Manus, clerk. ,f McBee: W. L. McCoy, H. R. McLeod', C. B .Williams. D. L. Guy, (t clerk. 3 Cat Pond: Jesse Chisholm, P. E. Chapman, J. D. Tolson. F. M. Tole bertK clerk. Grant's Mill: E. D. Atkinson, Luh ther Boan, Hamp Turnage. C. L. )t Hicks, clerk. Snow Hill: L. B. Davis, J. Fred g Davis, Henry Smith. J. R. Crawford, |t clerk. Douglass Mill: A. A. Douglass. Sr., j J. R. Sutton, J. T. Deese. G. D. h Gulledge, clerk. [e Wexford: D. W. Coker, G. L. Moore, S. J. Smith. Lee . Griggs, e oIerk^ Ruby: J. F. Crowley, M. J. Deese, C. P. Gibson. W. R. Eddins, clerk. e Cross Roads: H. M. Rivers, Sheri1U dan Oliver, J. D. Woodward. S. J. Fincher, clerk. e Mt. Croghan: W. C. Baker, H. A. j Jackson, S. V. Atkinson. J. H. Ratu liff, clerk. c Winzo: William Jordan, John Robertson, J. T. Maples. T. B. Watts, clerk. Plains: W. J. Hicks, J. T. Hunter, W. A. Plyler. J. Richard Rollings, e clerk. (j Jefferson: J. W. Miller, J. A. Ba(j ker, W. G. Sutton. E. J. Clark, clerk. Angelus: T. E. Mangum, J. A. Knight, C. W. Middleton. J. C. Jow( I V- * VIV/t t\? j Cntarrh: C. E. Horton, A. M. I T nai./i Uf TT **!J " *' , uv?uu, ty . xi. iniaaiewn. U. M. Jort, don, clerk. Ousleydale: S. A. Teal, Theodore ( Winburn, Guy Wilhelm. Frank Wilkes, clerk, jj' Dudley: Whiteford Jenkins, F. A. j Plyler, F. B. Funderburk. Wade Funderburk, clerk. Pageland: T. W. Turner, Steve ( I.aney, G. C. Mangum. B. Croff B Pigg, clerk. Court House: W. I. Burr, F. W. Rivers, S. M. Jackson. O. L. Barentine, clerk. > Odom's Mill: J. W. Rasco, John . Campbell, S. E. Wilkerson. D. C. . Campbell, clerk. The Managers at each precinct named above are requested to dele gate one of their number to secure - boxes and blanks for the election on November 2d, 1922, at the Court House. x KIRBY RIVERS, i JNO. D. SMITH. ifWifrBBi' ii i Wf. ? II Eiy Of '1 >ur idence :