Poles Explain Vexed Situation in Polish Lithuanian Clash
The note to the League of Nations accuses Lithuania of aiding Soviet forces and occupying Polish areas, detailing clashes around Sejny Suwalki and Augustowo. It asserts Lithuania allies with Bolshevik troops, says Poland will avoid fighting but may resort to military action to reclaim Polish territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
League of Nations
Poland
Supreme Council
Suwausi
Grajevo-Augustowo
Sejny
Suwalki
Augustowo
Lithuania
Red Army
League
Farm Implement Price Probe Reveals Concerted Increases
Washington report says the Federal Trade Commission urged reopening of antitrust proceedings against International Harvester Company and other implement makers and dealers. The inquiry found prices for farm tools rose 75 percent 1914–18, largely during 1917–18, and high costs may curb farmer profits if prices stay high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sept. T
Federal Trade Commission
International Harvester Company of America
Institution
Ite l
Senate
International Harvester Company
Commission
McCormick
Deering
National Implement and Vehicle Association
Chicago
Southern Wagon Manufacturers Association
Carriage Builders National Association
National Federation of Implement and Vehicle Dealers' Associations
Abilene
Kan
Eastern Federation of Farm Machinery Dealers
Philadelphia
A Sick Baby at Home Frights Goode Thomson Family
Little Goode Thomson remains in the hospital after several days of illness with croup. Relatives and friends express worry and support as the young child undergoes treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Goode Thomson
Croup
Mrs Bradley and Mrs Morrah Visit Mrs Lyons in Greenville
Mrs W W Bradley and Mrs W D Morrah traveled to Greenville on Tuesday to spend time with Mrs C D Lyons and visit during the day.
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W. W. Bradley
W. D. Morrah
Greenville
Will
C. d. Lyons
Ruth Calvert Takes Teaching Post in Hartsville
Mrs Ruth Calvert travels to Hartsville this week to begin work as a teacher in the graded school. A Winthrop graduate, she is described as a successful educator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Calvert
Hartsville
Rev
A. J. Derbyshire
Jack Bradley
Earthquakes Wreck Italian Towns and Damage Several Cities
Reports from Lucca and Pisa describe a violent northern Italy earthquake. Fivizzano was demolished with Solero and Monte badly wrecked. Pisa churches suffered damage as hundreds fled. Rescue teams, led by local officials, rush to the scene while another Baptist missionary will speak in Greenwood.
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London
Fivizzano
Lucca
Spezi
Exchange Telegraph
Solero
Monte
Pisa
Italy
Cathedral Square
St. Michael's
St. Matthew’s Church
Pontedera
Pivizzano
Carbineers
Rome
Collémandina
Castiglione
Pieve Fosciano
Vagila
Camporgiano
San Donnino
Piazza
Alserchio
Poggio
Castegnola
Fosciendora
Canigiano
Baptist Church
Villa Collemandi
Missionary Society
White
Brazil
Southern Baptist Foreign Mission Board
Women of Due West Register in Abbeville
The women of Due West traveled to Abbeville on Wednesday to register for new honors. Chaperoned by Col. C. Y. Brownlee, they registered at the event. names include Mrs. W. L. Brownlee, Mrs. Fannie Brownlee, Mrs W. Q. Brownlee, Mrs M. B. and Mrs. C. C. Clinkscales, G. G Parkinson, Mrs Jennie Edwards Bonner, Mrs N. S. Bonner. Mrs. Nelle Kennedy Moore and Mrs. Mary Young registered in their absence. Mrs. Young, seventy two, learned the registration method by consulting Col. Armstrong. Due West residents express interest in good schools, good roads and Cox and Democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Due West
Abbeville
Col
C. Y. Brownlee
W. L. Brownlee
Fannie Brownlee
W. Q. Brownlee
M. B
C. C. Clinkscales
G. G Parkinson
Jennie Edwards Bonner
N. S. Bonner
Nelle Kennedy Moore
Mary ¢. Young
Cotton Market Brisk After Holiday Short Crop Hopes
After a two day break the cotton market opened strong on Tuesday on the New York market with a two cent daily limit. By Wednesday the market fluctuated and closed near yesterday's figures. McDowell notes a potential shorter crop but weak immediate demand as Europe holds by for a larger yield. Rainy weather is seen as delaying a big crop. Spot cotton in Abbeville sold at 32 cents per pound.
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New York
McDowell
Europe
Abbeville
Mr Dallas Arrives to Lead Abbeville Store
J J Dallas arrives in Abbeville to manage the J M Anderson Company clothing and dry goods store. He brings store experience and plans to straighten stock over a few days before offering real bargains to shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J. Dallas
Abbeville
J. M. Anderson Company
Dallas
Miss Margaret Klugh Leaves for Columbia
Miss Margaret Klugh departs Thursday for Columbia to finish her studies at McMaster School. She is described as a valued and trusted nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Klugh
Columbia
McMaster School
Miss Klugh
Moving In at Wardlaw Street
Mr and Mrs Leland Stevens have completed a handsome bungalow on Wardlaw Street and will move in this week. The house is described as a lovely ornament to the street.
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Leland Stevens
Wardlaw Street
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Warsaw
Cash Bargain Store
Federal Trade Commision
Harveser Company
J. L. Anderson
Wolth Implement and Vehicle Association
Mission
Gossett
Court of General Sessions
Ernest Moore
Chester Fleming
Fleming
Boston
Stewart
W. C. Shaw
Shaw
H. M. Fell
Mr. Pell
Cedar Springs
Henry Harris
Henry
J. Link
John T. Magill
J. G. Baskin
W. A
Clarence Searles
Chain Gang
Chain Zone
George Douglas
George
Ed George
W. S. Cothran
B. Stark
Antreville
Kenneth Gossett
Lancaster
John Mulligan
Campbell
Luther G. Botts
Botts
Citaxscales
Joseph 8. Gibert
Calhoun Falls
Gibert
Moore
Messrs
Proctor A. Bonham
James H. Price
Blackwell
Swerry
Parent-Teacher Association
Talian
Eeee
Victoria Howie
Ruth Howie
Howie
Wren
Eva West
Ruby Anderson
Frank Welsh
Rosamond Dixon
Niza Kilgore
Jordan Ramey
Susie Lown
Annie’ Radcliff
R. N. Tiddy
Harriet Doan
P. A. Cheatham
Esther Todd
Alberta Montgomery
Wilhelmina Riley
Charles Graves
Sadie Magill
Haskall
J. M. Daniel
Georgia Ott
J. D. Fulp
the Baptist Church
MR. Dallas
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