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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-15

Eight bull pups are being fell at the
Tulsa fire station, whether 10 chase
ilremen TO or from Ares not being re-
Iatek
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-15

Henry ]. Miller. OF chlckssha. Is
again In his old position as flegd clerk
II the enrolling department Last
year he established reputation for
a high degree OF efficiency
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-15

Enid capitalists have contracted TO
erect a slx,stcry business house. Ex-
Atiornes-General Cromwell 10 one Of
tho promoters.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-15

Lone Wolf Has the marrying fever
and recent pair to take the vows Is
Fred Hamilton and Miss Cora Stokes,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
RAILROADS WILL 90 TO
SAFE SUPREME COURT
A'so viii Petition State Corporation
Conmissl-n for Increase OF
Rates-CaseS Separate.

;!.,'ii:OND. VA. AN I",-Ra.i-
rua-H q this sac vill go to the s.
pr, u Court Of App"a.s ard ari'iy
fc- On aII.al from III" decision o.
The state c"rp9ra;i0n commission IL
t." raia cascs.
II" tin. limit for asking th<
sat. d, hi"h"sl frii,uH:i to r"TI"w IN"
acton @! III" c2mmiS-.on expire n
iprH o. asst yor-- On" year iroG'
The dat Of ;hr handing down 4 IN"
tra' Crr'~r in the case. TIE raj
roads l;i not do that. "rf inr?!''2
~" F'drIdl ""ur.S. when @T2h''" ."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
JAPAN AGAIN BECOMING
HOSTILE.

Before the Atlantic fleet OF sixteen
| ba,tleships left Hampton Roads for
the Pacific ocean a little more than
a year ago, The japanese compelled
| the State CT California. through the
national government az Washington.
TO submit 10 mixed schools.
San Francisco provided for separate
schools for pupils Of the white and
yellow races. The principal objec-
ton 10 the coeducatiOn Ct the
races was founded In the fact ina,
MANY OF the yellow students were
Adults while the white children
were minors. Parents did not deem
It safe to associate white children
of tender years with Orientals wA1
had reached maturity.
By direction OF the President. VIII"
minated that the army might b"
used 10 compel obedience. the t"'-
fOrnlaliS iuDlliiattu th'.h"'i''' "''
receiving assurances that the baltic
shin feet would circle South Am"ric'
and come into the Pacific. Their
understanding apparently was that
the humiliation was only temporary
10 bridge a period during which
the United States had 10 adequate
naval forces in the Pacific.
The feet was despatched at ire
mcndous cost to the taxpayers. with
its arrival at the Golden Gate. Japan
became acutcly pacifc-almos. dcCile.
Nothing was heard from the Sun,
flower Kingdom regarding the Cal!-
fornia school question so long a.
Sperry's feet Was east CT the Sp'z
canal.
Now that the sixteen battlcship|
have travcrscd the canal and'enter'd
The Mediterranean sea. the Japanes"
again are showing marked signs OF
belliCerenCy.
The CalifOrniaDs have resolved 10
take the mixed schoo! question into
their own hands. They are to sea
rate the races. regardless OF inStruc-
lions from Washington.
I'll. Japanese people have heard CT
this determination, AMI with Sper!y $
fleet through the Su'z canal, ihr
japanese have begun to GFo"l be
cause 0! alleged discrimination
agains; Japanese subjects in The Paci
fic coast States.
Most of the newspapers in the East
poked fun at the proposition to KEEP
the big battleship feet in the Pacih,
on account Of Japanese arrogance.
Events OF the near future are like
" to convince them Of their mistake.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
INCREASE IN JUDGES SALARY

Few citizens who gave the matte!
proper thought will fail to approve O!
the action OF tne council in voting
TO increase the salary Of the judge
of the Corporation Court. The pres
ent is no.. an especially good time
for the raising of salaries in New
ro.1 News. and il it could have been
done with justice to the judge. this
paper would have favored allowing
the salary in question to remain III
changed until the end of the fisca.
year. at least Ind, : the law. how
ever, the salary Of judge can neither
be increased nor diminished during
his term Of Office. and as Judge T. J.
Bartlam's Few term begins mex
month. II was necessary for the couL
Gil to act at once. or make 1t impos
sible to add 10 the salary for eish
years.
Three thsusaad dollars a year is
, not too great a sum 20 pay The iulg
of the Corporation Court. who is To,
most important officer of the city
ANY man capable Of holding the of
flee Is W. rih that amount. and JCdg,
Rarham. so at l.as. majority o.
the rsople Of Newport News like 10
believe. is considerably above tn.
| average juriSt TO be found presiding
in the courts OF cities Of this size
, Probably no officer ever cni !,G
greater confidence in any community
u. sides having b05ind HIM spleen
GiI record and the endorsement q.
practically The entire bar Of he Cttv
Judge Barham secured. before hi.
election for the nov term. an Owe
whclminc majority OF the votes ii :
democratic primary. with two o;@e'
candidates in ;hc field
NJ this time ITO SHAY Cf jhc juig,
Of me Corporation Court is S." Z
YEA. half Of which amouI; is pala
hy the state. W.T. the increase
| g5ov ided for BY the council the CITY
will pay sI.1.a. making the 20 a
s:o"0. The Law tol bids ;he judg'
20 practice law. thcrcforr the salaT!
Is hts sole ssurce OF iacumC.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14

the intrepid Walt thus far has no:
sailed away il 4 balloon 10 discover
The \ nth Pole.
This assignment was given on. to
Mr.. Wellman by 4 Chicago newSHa
yer. After year spent in prcpnra
ton at Paris and on the northern
boundary of Norway. the more O.
less dcp"nd:,bl" reporter fell down
on the JOB cut ut COZ him.
However. the adyanC" irr3S notice
were exceedingly vOluminOuS
4 MA not y"t recover, L from the
cold i,c;'' n.al;:ly should not pre-
sumc 20 talk about 'o:sies and mis-
uEd.Is andings" anywhere.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14

Though Senator Tillman'5 record
niuety-fivc per cent of his colleagues,
IL is still a lanlen,able fac; that the
PitchfOrk Senator's weapon has hal
It's prongs dulled.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
Strict Attendance Required.

The decree ISSUED wv PrnvisiCnal
Goy"rMCr Ma2oou con'rEiAC tn" Con
"r"<s mai,cS 4 y *Nict rrGUIr"
mrut for III" aitrndn3"r OF m"mh T.
Neither senators no. r.NI"@rnta
i.vtS VIII rrceiv" "'y when @tStnt
fr,m rrl calls w;j""Ct leave. aEC
i",th"G house will W. PERMITTED t.
rant l. AYES rf a. S'n"' to more lhHH
time.
These rules hav' ~ ~ tn subject
OF much discussion Hm""- III" mem
b,rs. and undn"btcd'y VII be amend
I'd as Ston as the Americans quit thJ
iSllrd
Bills establishing cock fghti"g ard
a national lottery Will be among the
first to be introduced.
Lottery and Geek Fighting.
The Liberal parry. which has ar
overwhelming majority in the Senate
and the House. is said to favor a lot
terry. and IL. m.mt'rs are openly
agreed that n hill providing fo- cocH
fighting will 10 gre of the fist meas
ures to 10 Introduced.
Tie second rsriOG CT American Ill
torv"@ti0r in Cuba has been made ::
lnohs, rusty" a =, ss.b,e.
The Am .llCa.. Aag ~ ''"H raised
o. O. the r3Irl" CT the American sol
i crs end ,.".,2cs outside Ii" city.
Although there are still 4 eco trcOHs
here very few II he men ara seen N
tn streets OF he city. III" khaki-C!ah
Cuban rural guard and the Havana
,niic, dressed in rer!c"ElC { ShiDn
IN light blue uniforms. having II" en-
tire responsibility for n" ra.n;eH'
a::Ct. CT order
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
CLYDE STEAMSHIP 70

Sleamurs TO P1iIa""Irb'h
MONDAY. THURSDAY ant
SATURDAY.
Sailing from philadelphia, Tuesday
Thursds. and Saturday.
Freicht received and 5e''v"reo
daily az G. O. TIT 30. s 0Ar'
River Rad. JAS W NCARRiCR
Gen. Southern Agent
CLYDE STEAMSHIP co
u South Delaware Avenue
PhIaieivsis, p
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
EXPLORER WHO DIDN'T Ex-
ploRE.

Walter wcIiuian a&CTibcs the s!tga.
ton ,l Capital iiiil a. an orgy oi
malice and Misunderstanding" II IL
violating no confidence 10 add that
walt himself is nos orxing any -
Richmond Times Dispatch.
Furthermore ~ Is noiccsbic tia,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
Brave Fire Ladies'

o!'cu rece46e cevcrc burns putting
cut fires. then use Buckien's Arnica
s.a!vc and forget tn, NJ. 1t soon
DIRE Gu. pin. For Barns. Sca.fS
Wounds Cuts and cruises its oarth's
crn.,est ho2,er. Quickly cures Skin
t.~,:tions, Oh Scr"S. Boils. Ulcers:
FC!uns: !osI P;i" cure male. Reli'
!, H., ont. c.r. at -. G,acsiSts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
Entered at the Newport News. Va,
Postoffice as Second,c class matter.
THURSDAY. JANUARY IA. 1909.
SENATOR TILLMAN FIXED THE
STANDARD.

If the reply Of Senator Tiilman. OF
Son,b Carolina 10 the arrangement or
himself by President Roosevelt failed
70 altogether meet the eX!> ecL'lors o.
his friends and admirers. this fac'
In itself constitutes tribute TO the
senator's splendid reputation in the
mast not only for unsullieI honesty.
but for perfect candor.
Senator Tillman's public utlerances
often have provoked criticism from
various quarters. Until recently.
however. his motives have never been
impugned. But the South caro-
ltnian's blunt and lurid language fire.
auently has incurred the disapproba-
ton Of those who opposed the ex-
pression upon the floor Of the United
States Senate of sentiments which
involved the employment CT langu-
age less polite than "Oh. tie,' or Il
respectfully submit thus and SO. NJ.
President"
In his reply to the President 5
charges. Senator Tillman frankly ad
mi,s tina; he was disingenuOus in his
expressions on the floor of the Sen
ate in February last with regard to
his connection with the Oregon land
deals.
On the part CT almost any other
member Of the Senate his engaging
In q private enterprise OF this sort
would have attracted small public at
tention.
But BY reason Of the reputation
the South Carolinian has huiided up
for rugged. open honesty and per
feet cauior. he is held TO a m~re
strict accountability than would have
fallen to the lot OF any one Of his
colleagues.
As illustrating this point. it will BE-
recalled that while the German tariff
bill was pending in the Senate in
the year 1894. and the question OF
whether or rot a differential sh~ uld
be imposed upon refined sugar hung
in the balance for weeks. many s"na-
tors were alleged 10 ~ actively ci-
gagged in the buying or selling Of
sugar trust stocks. Al inyesiGa-
tiou was ordered and heli ny a com,
mittee Of senator's.
The late senator Quay. e Penn,
s-lvania. admitted that he had usc'!
Information coming 10 him from the
committee room 10 turn An homes:
penny in Wall street This pro
cceding vas a palpablc indiscTeiio:.
but the senator asked VIVA, they
we're going 10 Dc about it,
The country was not shocked 10
shis instance. LIS risibilitics ue-r
excited. Why. Because nothing be
yora political Wircpllling and sell
scekirg personal interes, vas expect
ed Of Quay.
But Senator TiIlunsn's public carrei
has been OF such splendid usefulness
% the country that H. fixed a sian
sdard by which he alone might W
measured.
Because Of thi. fac. the Scuri
Csrolinian probably will suffer 8
greater less Of prestige on account
sf N indiscretsoa than many anothe'
senator would Incur By the commits
ssoa Of - sctual crime.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14

Pres ident Roosevelt r3de ninety
miles yesterday Just TO prove tina, he
could 40 il. All OF which show
What a w"ll.balanccd, rational sor,
OF President We are abou, to lose.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14

News reports say that the l0l
Ranch was burned OFT a. Bliss. Okla-
roma. Tuesday night. The Ranch
vas rather badly SCOrchel aCros:,
Hampton Roads awhile back
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14

Says Mrs. Orville I. Bright: CLUB
women are talking too mucl.' 1t -,
supposed that Mrs. Bright iuaUver
teurly inserted the supcrtluous WORT
Cub
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
oVERMAN RENCM;NATEo.
North Carolina Senator Ren2rced by
AccIaraton in Legislature.
IlrHGSl

RALEIGH. y. c.. Jan. li.-CHi;3'
Sra;cs Ssrl'or Lee 5. Ove-man. sal
bury. North Carolina. was tcAISnf
in the Democratic caucus OF the ger
e.a, assembly -,rom:na;ed ~ stand
ing vote TO succeed himself as tE:l
I'd States senator.
Tie cl,,c ion vii! take place mex
TUESDAY ami II" Democratic major!
" in ;he Err"ral assembly asSnr'
lis r,;Urn 20 t." S,iate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
WILL PROSECUTE.
arti-SsIoonists Propose to Censor
Newspaper Advertising Co umns.
~. AS.pcioteS pTasS)

ATLANTA. GA. jan. lG.-ChH
Georgia An'i-Saloon League ;~Gar
annouuced tsat i; will pr2scCv!3 new
papers OF the State fer printing whi>-
key advertisements. OF the ground
tna; these papers are hired AGENTS
ard solicitors for whiskey houses. in
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14

Blocdfieid sai:onkeepers have MOI
been heard 10 protest loudly agalDs;
ne prospects OF local OPTION clcc
ton in Newport News
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14

II the Suff!agettes will add Car
rie Nation 20 their ranks ard kee;
her in England. America will BE- duly
thankful
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
OLD DOMINION LIN Z:

Daily Service
et FOR sew YORK.
4 org From Courany'S wharf
ssS.sssxa Norfolk. foot Of C';Ur,N
y street every week d97
< at 700 p ii
FARE--Firsl-c class. one way, $500;
Round rip, Limit ,hirty days. Slt0c-
meals ani berth z sta>e1oom IN
cju,i, d.
Storage. without subsistence, f59s
TICKETS on sale at c. 4 o. Rail
LAY Ticket rIfl,e.
Night LIVE BETWEEN NEWPORT
NEWS Af!o RICHMOND. VA.
Steamers Brandon and I:erk!eJ
leave Pier "A" $50 every eveaiaz
passengers Gully.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION cow
Wcl.iuJnd ara all james R,ve- Iant
ngs. steamer Poc2tnrtas !e2""f
New port Na~a. 1u",lLy5 Thr'EdaE
1Nl Saturdays 2: SIS !. n. i.e2T-
Newport News Ncl.ay. Walu"afsr
and Friday at 5 p. NJ. Tor Norfolk aae
Old Point
Steamer Hampton will cave riar
A. daily excep, Sunday, St 500 a
m, soing 20 Norfolk. end p 400 p.
m, going to Snithf"td, stes1aar "tc'
.cn2c" VII lcaYa Pier a. daily e>
,,at Sunday a q Il, n. going to En- II
ed and ? y. 10, gong to H;OT1olz
Al! br=i2" between H"w York az
Mex ,,ort >"@s Transacted at pie: SO
s.
All Jus:rass hntwan Eewao,- News
Norfolk, e,". hf:!d and ioca. fo'~ts
transacted Z, Pier "a" t0c. ~ IweS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14

All tr<:'ass hntw snn Eewao,- News
Norfolk. ga. hf"!d and ioca. foi~ts
transacted ii Pier "a" t0c. ~ lweS
ty-ffth s.. w. II. LANDoN. Agent
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
For Eert,

- acre farm. VIII dwelling and ont
buildings wi.n'n h"if milo t-"m
Hampton. RANSONE BROS. i-S-tf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
WITH THE PARAeRAPHeRs.

Still there is every reason to be
icvc that Mi Tai; will be able to
get enough men 20 fill his Caai lc; b;
March i.-Norfclk Ledger Dispatch
Where will naval expansion cvsr.r.-
universe! peace rs.-R:Ch mona
News Leader.
Now the American Peace S3c,"';
Of Boston IS protecting against any
rncrC2s" in the lazy. Som T.I.ors
may recall the loud cries f,r p-I''' =,
iio7 ths: cam" trnas Bo>;CT n i>.'S
Washington Pos.
Senator Til,man once obs ~! ih1'
there was any It, aliTS to !" 10"
q; Iona iy. hr w@Tt"i South CIrrlrUt
q have her sharr Of IL as : - -
Norfolk Landmark
Tal.imoTC IL So" over IT,. "N~i:
s.I'n"Ss Ct the assembly. '."' rhSr' i
rDihir= 10 prevent III" orGnHIza. 20
Uf > second ass"TbI,. to * 'I,jI' no
Irh'rs Of the frs' -rNiia .,rhI !
- ger.
Nor all /, - &c 'ad i''G" W. II
.; would 20 RICH. ahead 20" - y
orr with. bCt unfortunately ;kr
rigo-s Of late Mach AMI crrfv AprI
arr still TO conc 20 Ind a tapoT. NJ W.
An Indiana oc'n~cns-iau- I'd T."
= Always 60; % fr'l the AZ, han
gv" He would msN' ar 'eal rrO
;ftetsr o: inc With WHY iibl'
Ii, tr- New York Nsil.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14

LCST-A EANDr.lEvED GOLD
bracelet. F,n|.cr vii 10 rewarded
# ~ :; EANSONE HARDWARE
STORE. I-I-u.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
LOST.

LCST-TH"RSTAT. JANUARY :.
OiG POINT. par gold rir! sp"'tacIo'.
Fjrdtr rc,urn TO ". T. ptRDEN
IT nil. rear Sh".w. G! ilo;"L or
Is+ Metros" avenue. Hampton. and
-. rcwSrded ll.--t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14

Where will naval expansion "v"r.r.-
ally end asks a contemporary. Whrr"
universe! peace bcSirs.-E:Ch mona
News Leader.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14

Daily Service
FOR NEW FDRK-
From CoHpany's " hart
! Norfolk. foot Of C!ur,S
street every week d17
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS.

TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Editorial Rooms. .ren Phone No. IA
Business once. Bell Phone No. Isl
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-03-17
Beautiful Life Brought TO a C.ose

.
As Mondays sun sank beneath
the western hills, the soul OF Mrs
Elizabeth Russell was waited to the
mansion in the sky prepared for
those who love and serve the Lord.
During the latter years of her long
earthly sojourn of nearly eighty
years, Mrs. Russell was confined to
the house, and in recent months she
was confined to her bed much of the
time, yet she always greeted her
friends with bright, tbeaming
smile that be.okenad a submission
to the Divine will that is seldom
witnessed. In her feeble health she
wanted nothing, being ministered
unto by her loved ones most tender
ly and beautifully. She bore up
patiently under the Affections of the
body and kept the faith Loyalty and
devotedly unto the end.
This good woman is survived by
a daughter, Miss Nellie Russell, and
a son, Mr.. w. r. Russell. She was
member of the Methodist church.
The funeral was conducted from
that church Tuesday afternoon by
Rev. L. D. Gillespie, the intelment
taking place in the village cemetery.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-03-17
Proceedings of Civil Court.

About the time The Advertiser
went to press last week the suit of
DR.. J. T. Pattison against the Farm
ers Bank involving the sum of So,
200 was called for trial. The fol
lowing citizens of Edgetield county
compose the jury: E. J.. Ryan, fore
man, j. H. Grim, Fair Lybrand,S j.
D. Zimmerman, L. B. Derrick, w.
T. Holson, Alvy Stevens, ]. G.
Siegler, J. Z. Williams, j. B.
Zimmerman W. r. Self, ]. M. Po-
sey.
The case consumed the remainder
of last week and was resumed Tues
day afternoon Of the present week.
The slow progress that is being
made is due largely to the examina-
ton of the records and great num-
ber of vouchers that were paid during
the early part of DIR. Pattison's ad-
ministration as county treasurer.
The remainder of this week will be
consumed with the case, and it is
possible that it will extend into next
week.
The attorneys for the plaintiff are
Hon. D. S. Henderson, Of Aiken,
Capt. N. G.. Evans and S. M. Smith,
Esq. The defendants attorneys
are Hon. George Johstone, of New
berry, Hon. George Bell Thinner
man, of Batesburg, E. II. Folk,
Esq.,, and S. McG. Simkins, Esq.
Monday and'a portion of Tues
day of this week the court was en-
gagged with the case of Il. Z. Lamb,
administrator, against the Southern
Railway Company, being a suit for
$4,000. Mr.. Lamb is represented
by Sheppard Bros. and J. VIM.
Thurmond, Esq. and the railroad
by Capt. N. g. Evans and S. NJ.
Smith, Esq.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-03-17

Mad dogs are reported in other
sections of the state in the dead Of
winter. The recent legislature en-
deayored to safeguard sheep by
outlawing sheep-killing dogs, but
made no effort to protect humanity
from the worthless dogs that roam
the country.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-03-17
News From the Red Hell Section.

This rain has caused the roads to
get muddy, muddy, muddy again,
and also has delayed the farmers
with their work a great deal. A bad
beginning at the work does not
mean bad ending.
Well, we'll is being bored in our
town, and many step will be saved
thereby. The little boys are being
made happy because theywill no
longer have to bring water froTn
the spring. Rev. Mr.. Littlejohn was
putting and blowing today as he
strained himself turning the au-
ger; Y
j were delighted to have with
us last SATURDAY and Sunday, Cadet.
James Taylor Of the S. G. G. -I.ssHe
is a son of our missionary, Rev. J.
]. Taylor, in Brazil and has been
in South Carolina several years at
tending school.
On Sunday afternoon there was
quite large crowd considering the
extremely unpleasant weather, at the
B. Y. 3. U. meeting. The regular
program was dispensed with and
Mr.. Taylor made us very inter
esting and instructive talk on Bra
zil, after which he answered vari
Gus questions about Brazil asked by
different ones. We are expecting to
have continuation of the study of
foreign fields on next Sunday.
Our pastors mother was buried
last week in Spartanburg and he
has returned from several days
stay up there. His father was buried
just fourteen months before his
mother. He has our sincere sympa-
thy and though we knew not his
parents we have. learned to love
them through him. Though they
are no longer here to lend helping
hand or speak kind word to man
kind, they have left behind in the
person of their son, our beloved Mr..
Littleiohn, one who. is ever on the
alert to save his fellow man. May
the knowledge of these two looking
down from mansions in the sky"
give him greater enthusiasm and
more power in his chosen work. y
1t is rumored that we will have
canning factory established in our
town this spring, and we hope
thereby to make profitable use of
our surplus fruits and vegetables.
Also those who want to plant sveg-
etables for sale will have conven-
lent market.
Mr.. Hazel of Spartanburg made
a flying visit to relatives here last
week.
Mr.. Wilbur Strom, of Rehoboth,
spent night in our town recently.
We regret to say that Miss Wei
mona Strom has returned to Reho-
both bag and baggage" but We
hope to see her back occasionally.
Who would fail to think of Red
Hill after having spent several
months among such hospitable
people? Not
X. Y. Il.