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Newspaper

The Dispatch News

Location

Lexington, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1922

Page

2

Federal court rules warrants needed to search homes offices

Judge Smith denounces warrantless searches of dwellings offices or stores in liquor possession case against J M Chicco and Willie Hills. Ruling excludes evidence from forcible seizure of keys. Chicco and Hills convicted. appeals filed. Prohibition-era context notes expanded search warrant limits.

Supreme Court Lawrence Amos Sumter County Weston Chicco Hills Charleston County

German cables restorable soon from New York to Germany

Clarence H. Mackay announces Commercial Cables Postal Telegraph system has signed a contract with the German Atlantic Cable company to restore direct communication between the United States and Germany after eight years. A New York to Azores cable will link with a Azores to Emden line, creating near instant cross Atlantic messaging and reciprocal routing of American and German traffic via the Commercial Cables Postal Telegraph system. The plan, part of expansion, follows previous wartime disruptions and division of remaining cables among allied powers.

New York Clarence H. Mackay Commercial Cables Postal Telegraph System German Atlantic Cable Company Germany Commercial Azores Emden Furth Commercia Cables United States Jand France Halifax Nova Scotia Penzance England Jemanac Commercial Cable Company Far Rockaway Coney Island Brest Mackay Comention

Judging by His Habist Visitor Questioned

A quirky exchange occurs as a visitor asks if Mr Crawford, a two night student, lives there. The landlady clarifies that Crawford resides at the address but is a night watchman by occupation.

Mr. Crawford Etudent

Aged Confederate veteran rides 100 miles by horse

Greenwood January day, 86 year old Col. Robert B. Watson completes a 100 mile winter trek from Ridge Spring to Greenwood on his saddle horse Dolly. He refrains from rail travel to Greenville to visit Maj. R. F. Watson, citing weather and a preference for riding.

Greenwood Robert B. Watson Ridge Spring Saluda County Greenville Maj R. F. Watson Watson Colonel Watson Ridge Springs Green-wood J. G. Jenkins Hedule Cambridge Grenwood Gettysburg Dolly

Look Ahead to a Farmer’s Plans and Forthcoming Tasks

A stream of guidance urges planners to prepare fields and orchards this month. It emphasizes manure management, pest resistance, barnyard practices, and routine crop care while encouraging readers to focus on future goals and steady effort. The piece blends practical homestead advice with reflective verse about hope and perseverance.

Camp Brasch School House Entertainment Event

An entertainment evening is planned at Camp Tyanch school house in February. The program features Professor Hirsh Sharpe and other performers providing amusements and a reception for attendees.

Camp Brasch Camp Tyanch School House Saxy Ifius’ Sharpe

Billy Sunday Preaches Touch of Christ Draws Crowd

Spartanburg audience packs tabernacle as Billy Sunday portrays the woman who touched Jesus. He warns without touching Christ there is no salvation and urges deeds that outlive life. Earlier he spoke to city children using ten Commandments vases to illustrate transgressions.

Spartanburg Billy Christ Tabernacle Jesus Christ Sunday

Child Shows Skill in Tough Beef Joke

In a humorous anecdote from the Christian Evangelist, Mrs. Jones hosts her son's friends including a six year old named Willie. She asks if he can cut his own meat. Willie replies he can, noting he often eats tougher fare at home.

Prominent Mason Objects to Tax Exemption Bid

T H Dreher of St Matthews writes to the editor protesting a proposed state measure to exempt Masonic temples from taxes. He argues Masonry is not a charity and urges Governor Cooper to veto, calling the move a dangerous precedent and out of harmony with Masonry’s history and duties.

Order Cooper

RAT SNAP Describes Mice and Rat Elimination and Sizes

Rats die so do mice once they eat RAT SNAP and leave no odor behind. Cats and dogs won’t touch it. Rats pass up all food to get RAT SNAP. Three sizes priced 35c, 65c, and $1.25, suitable for pantry to factory buildings. Sold by Harend Lexington mon Prac Pharmacy.

Har| End Lexington Mon Prac Pharmacy

Crocodile Skin Satch Mixed With Doubtful Truth

A shopkeeper markets a crocodile skin satchel with bold claims. The customer questions its authenticity and cleanliness, while the seller insists the crocodile was shot by him. The exchange highlights tension between plausibility and marketing bravado in a London Telegraph quip.

London ‘Telegraph

Ob in Georgia lynching ties Ed Greer to murder

In Sandersville Georgia a mob of Washington and Johnson county citizens hunted for Ed Greer, a Black man accused of assaulting a white farmer’s wife near Harris. His brother Jesse Greer was captured after a bloodhound pursuit and hanged at night before the mob relented. He later confessed the brother’s whereabouts and was placed in Sandersville jail.

Sandersville Washington Johnson Counties Ed Greer Harris Jesse Greer Miles Sandeville

Rat Snap Guaranteed to Kill Rats and Mice

Product claims RAT-SNAP destroys rodents with no odor and guarantees against failure. Advertises RAT-SNAP in cake form with three sizes priced 35 cents and 1.25 dollars. Sold and guaranteed by Ington Pharmacy and Harmon Co.

How Big New York Grocery Pir Keeps Down Rats

Vroome and Co of New York City praise RAT-SNAP for cellar pest control. Farmers use RAT-SNAP as rats abandon food. Available in three sizes 35c 65c and 1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Harmon Srn. Co. and Lexington Pharmacy.

New York Vroome & Co Butter & Chef Merchants New York City Harmon Srn. Co Lexington Pharmacy

January sale promises yard outing bargains

In a Friday Saturday sale on January 27 28 the store offers outing yard fabric at 5c per yard for customers who spend $1.00 or more. Limited to 5 yards per customer with 20c outing yard in all colors. Hosiery and pleated wool skirts advertised alongside.

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