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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-31
OoIenoy

On Saturday afternoon the Oolenoy
camp of w. O. w. entertained their
friends at picnic at the Hendricks
gin. Addresses We're delivered by j.
M. Daniel and D. w. Smoak Of Green
vile. Ice cream and lemonade were
served in abundance to the thirsty gath
ering.
"A Liberty party consisting of Misses
Brown, Chapman, Callahan, Messrs.
Burroughs, Brown and others. chaper-
oned by Mrs. ]. H. Brown, spent Sun
day at Table Rock.
| The Home Demonstration club held
its regular meeting on Friday afternoon
at the school house. Home Demonstra-
tor, Miss Mauldin gave bread making
demonstration, also helpful talk on
this subject. 1t was quite an interest
ing programme. Refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Sutherland visit
ed the latter's brother, Wade Chastain,
Sunday
Mr.. aad Mrs. w. E. Edens, Jr., ac-
companied by the latter's mother, Mrs.
McClanahan and sister, Lucille, spent
Sunday in Greenville.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Batson, of Mari
eta, Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Chastain and
Mrs. Reece, of Clearwater, Fla, were
the weekend guests at the home of
their parents, Hon. and Mrs. M. Hen
dirk.
Misses Pearl Sutherland and Cleo
Hendrix spent the week END with the
Misses Mauldin near Easley recently.
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Central to Have Electric Lights

Liberty Gazette.
At an election held at Central last
Friday the $500 bond issue was car
ried by a vote of 81 to in favor of is-
suing the bonds.
1t is understood that the power will
be bought from the Liberty Light and
Power Company and line will be built
from Central to the power house at
Hunters Mill on Twelve Mile river.
This will give Central "a hour current
which will mean much to the progress
sive little town. 1t is supposed that
work will begin Immediately on the lines
and it is hoped that it will only be a
short time before the lights will be in
operation, and that atevery public spirited
citizens home in town will be turned
from darkness into light.
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Along, hiafietta NOute &
Crowded out last week.

Mr.. Editor: The farmers are about
through with their crops and are begin
ming to talk some politics since hearing
the candidates give an accountof them
selves at Pumpkintown on the 18th.
lnasmuch as these gentlemen cannot all
be elected, here's hoping THAT the best
men may, be chosen for every office,
not only county but state as well.
Miss Laura Jones of Georges Creek
was visiting relatives and friends in
this section last week. She also visited
the following in the Oolenoy section:
Hon. M. Hendricks, S. B. Edens, S. NJ.
and w. B. Jones. Miss Jones is an in
teresting talker and we are always glad
Ior her to call and see us. Come again.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. B. Williams were
visitors at the latter's brothers, w. A.,
l.. s. and Edward +. Edens, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen X. Edens of
Oolenoy were in this section last week
looking after the Jones cemetery and
cleaning off the same.
oeIooi iS progressing nicely at Peters
Creek at this time, with Miss Wilkes of
Fairfield as principal and Miss Holder
OF Pickens as assistant.
e. T. Edens and j. M. Turner made
trip to Greenville last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl C. Mcconnell have
been on an extended visit to relatives
and friends near Belton.
Mr.: aud Mrs. j. D. Mcconnell are to
be congratulated on moving into their
new, commodious and comfortable resi-
dence.
Protracted services commenced at
Mt. Tabor on the fourth Sunday, the
meetings being conducted by the pastor,
Rev. Joseph E. Foster.
If we lose every ticket we vote on
the 10th you may not hear from US
again. PROGRESSIVE.
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Honor Roll PraterS School

Below is a list of honor roll
students of Praters Creek grad
ed school for month ending Au-
gust 11th:
First Grade: Ralph Hunter,
Edith Bolding, Fowler Brezeale.
Second Grade: Herbert Fer
guson, Boil Looper, Clara Bre-
zeale, bessie Brezeale, Della
Howard, Lila Bolding, Cleo
Bolding, Monroe Bolding, Mel
son Bolding.
Third Grade: Quinnie Wat
son.
Fourth Grade: Mae Looper.
Ethel Watson, Nellie Ferguson.
Fifth Grade: Clarence Wat
son. Lucius Murphee, Cromer
Looper, George Bolding, Ira
Bolding, Otto Collins.
Miss Ida Baker,
j. D. Vickery.
Teachers.
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The Peoples Pressing
CL, u B

We are in position to furnish
a few club members with good
service. Four suits cleaned and
pressed, 90 per month. AS
many suits as desired in one
month for $l.5O. Suits called
for and delivered same day. We
pay postage one way on out of
town work. All work guaran-
teed, ladies' suits and skirts a
speciality. No disappointment
on account Of rainy days. Hays
Hullum will call for clothes and
deliver them. We want your
work and will do our best to
please you. Try us.
HAYS HALLUM
Cleaner & Presser, Pickens, Sc.
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The Walter A. Wood Moving
machine is the best and lightest
running machine on the market.
Ask any owner. Sold by Pick
ems HdW. & Gro. co.
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Mrs. Thos. Black and daughter, Miss
Alma Black, of Bamberg, are visiting
at the home Of Rev. l.. E. Wiggins.
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SHERIFF SALE
Executors of Adolph Katie,
vs.
Nj. F. Atkins, ct ais,
18th D C. No. l5409
R. E. HAMMETT
President Police July

By virtue of an order of seizure anc
sale issued by the Honorable 18th Dis
trict Court in the above entitled anc
numbered case, of date October 18th
1916 to me directed and to that effect,
l did seize and take into my pos.
session and will offer for sale at Sher-
iff's sale at the front door of the Court
House at IL o'clock a. M,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1916
The following described property, sit
uated in the Parish of Natchitoches,
State of Louisiana, to-wit:
That certain tract of land or planta-
ton with all buildings and improve
ments thereon, situated in the Parish
of Natchitoches about four miles below
the City of Natchitoches on the East
Bank of Cane River, containing $40
acres more or less, and bounded above
by lands formerly of ]. A. Ducournau,
now belonging to ]. S. Stephens, be-
low by lands formerly of Jules Ducasse,
now belonging to J. H. Williams in the
rear by lands belonging to ]. H. Will
liams and by lands belonging to the
Heirs of Wallace and in 'front.' by Cane
River, and being the same land &C.
quired by defendant from the Heirs of
Janin, as per deed recorded in Book 81
of Conveyances, Folio 276.
Terms of Sale: CASH, without ap-
praisement for what it will bring
]. w. PAYNE,
Oct. 10th Sheriff
t. d. g.
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Misses Maggie and Emma Voters
came up from Vile Platte, where
they are teaching, Oh Saturday to
be present at the marriage Of their
brelher Mr. Grover Voters to
Miss Merle prudhorurne returning
10 their duties on Monday after
khe ceremony
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Hon. M. J. Cunningham

The death of M. j. Cunningham aft.
er long illness occurred at his nome
in New Orleans last Thursday morn
ing at ABS and the remains were
brought TO Natchitoches on that night 8
cannon bail and inferred the next: aft
ernon at O'Clock, in the family pot in
the American Cemetery in the pres
ence of q large concourse of friends
the services conducted by Rev. Paul
Brown.
i The deceased who was one OF the
most prominent men in the State who tho
born In DeSoto parish "a years ago,
Lived most Of the years of his long and
honorable life in Natchitoches, raEking
as one of the foremost lawyers as the
local bar IS well rs one Of the most
successful planters in tina parish.
When the call to arms came fox the
civil war, he went forth with our gal
liant braves and fought valiaa thy
throughout the years of strife wirning
distinction and honor and his old Army
comrades, the dearly beloved but few
remaining old u. G. v. following close
behind the body until taps was sounded
Friday evening, told In hnshed accents
many tales that rasounded to the glory
and bravery of the departed DGring
the reconstruction period, Gen Cum
ninRham took q leading part, as Natch-
itoehes was hot bed of carpet bag
gers and oar people had as fierce a:bat-
tie to wage as during the war that
preceded this terrible time.
As district attorney, district Judge,
membAr Of the General Assembly, rep
resantative from this district In. the
Constitutional Convention Of 1875. State
Senator, Attorney General three terms,
public administrator for the Stats he
filled one or these public Offices sitter
the other with honor to himself and
credit to his State. He was q mai of
high integrity and tho stern ands I'M
sNerysring, he was gentle and sbig-
hearted, and held the esteem and eres-
psct Of not only friends but the whole
citizenship OF Louisiana.
General Cunningham was married
four times, his first wife being asiss
ThAlia Thorpe who bore him three
SONS. Judge w. T Cunningham icing
the Only-surviving one. Miss Anna Pey-
ton Of New Orleans was the second
wife, Editor G. M. Cunningham and
sister Mrs. Ida Snyder of New York
being the fruits of this union. Miss
Ceegle Hsrtzog was third, their four
children are Mrs. r. n. Hoge of New
York, Mrs. j. H. Sprowl Of Chicago,
MIS-. wv. s. Hero and Miss Charlotte
Cunningham Of New Orleans and: the
fourth wife. Miss Emma Blouin of
New Orleans with her two sons, ard
large number Of grandchildrsn, survives.
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Sheriff'S Sale.
S. G. Dreyfus & Co.
Mrs. M. A. RACIAL and her
husband I A RACIAL

uuSDdUUs Os "A. NdCIld4s
By virtue of writ of fl. ia. issued in
the above entitled and numbered cause
by the Judge of the 18th D. c., Parish
of Natchitoches, La, of date 18th of
September 1916, to me directed and to
that effect l, ]. w. Payne, Sheriff of
the Parish of Natchitoches, La, did
seize and take into my possession and
will offer for sale, to the last and high
est bidder, upon the terms hereafter
stated at the principal front door of the
Court House in the City and Parish of
Natchitoches, La, on Saturday, the
18th day of November 1916, at the hour
of II O'Clock a. m. the following de-
srcibed property, to wit:
Eighty acres of land, more or less,
with all buildings and improvements
thereon situated in the Parish of Nat
chitoches La, and known by the name
of The Moreau Place. bounded north
by lands of The Carter Lumber Co.,
originally owned by Crow, south by
land of Bath and Tucker, and west by
lands of Mrs. M. A. Jack, and east by
lands of The Estate of Givanovich Sue,
acquired by purchase by the said ven
dor from Valmour Moreau on Dec. 18th
1905 and Moreau acquired the said lands
at Sue. Sale of his father Pierro
Terms of Sale; Cash subject to ap-
praisement.
]. W. PAYNE, .
Sheriff of Natchitoches Parish.
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s--Re4t SALE BssiffS abe building lot
IVR New sss0Rd VI Il, g, cQVlsy'
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Voiers-Prudhomme

A quiet but very pretty wed
ding was solemizned at nuptla
mass at $50 a. M, Monday whel
Father Piegay married Miss Merl,
Prudhomme and Mr.. Grove
Voters. The fair bride who is TIT
oldest daughter of Mrs. Josephine
and the late Oswalt Prudhommt
and one of our finest young women
was very handsome in a., TAILORED
suit of brown with hat gloves anc
shoes to match, carrying.a lovely
prayer book and ivory beads anc
entered on the arm of the groom
without any attendants.
The old cathedral was brilliant.
Jy lighted to the dome and the al.
tar aglow with soft candle light
and a mass of green palms and
ferns, the work of loving hands,
that of the Sisters of the Divine
Providence.
After the ceremony, the wedding
breakfast was partaken of by on
ly the immediate family and the
bride and groom left on the s
o'clock train for Bayou Natchez
where a few days are being quiet
" spent at the country home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Miller and on
their return will make their home
with the BRIDES mother.
Tbs groom is the second son of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Voters and
is head of the tailoring and press
ing establishment of that name,
An industrious. popular Young
man. IN every way worthy of his
lovely bride.
MIR. and Mrs. Voters were the
recipients of a number of hand
some presents that testified to
their popularity and have the
hearty good wishes of their many
friends.
Unusually beautiful we're the
roses and used most artisticallv
when Mrs. POLICEMAN entertained
the Round Table Club Tuesday
afternoon of last week at strictly
a club affair. Mrs. McCook won
the handsome first prize, Mrs.
Bath the second and Mrs. RagglO
the consolation. A delicious tur-
key luncheon with french peas in
pattieshells. celery, jelly hot bis
cults and tea, followed by Char
lotte Russo and cakes was tempt
iDgly served at the conclusion of
the game.
Miss Elite Levy entertained The
Cindefellas the week before and
Mrs. Genoa L'herisson last week
when on both occasions very pleas
ant meetings were enjoyed BY the
members at strictly club affairs.
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Mrs. M. e. Cunningham and
sons, Preston and Hamilton, Miss
Charlotte Cunningham, OF New
Orleans and Mrs. Ida Snyder, Of
New York AID Judge w. T. Gun.
bingham and Senator NJ. &. Gun.
ningham who were summoned to
New Orleans by the death. accom-
panied the remains of Mr.. NJ. j.
Cunningham to Natchitoches.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. DeBlieux.
Mrs. E. L. McClung, MIR. and Mrs.
d. Q. Scarborough, DR.. and Mrs.
j. 5. Stephens, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
H. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. e. H.
Pierson. Mr.. and Mrs. B. F..
Dranguet, Mr.. and Mrs. L. :Prud-
homme, Mr.. and Mrs. Disrnukes,
Mrs. g. Blanchard; Misses Vera
Prudhomme. Amelie CIOutier
Louise Carr, Henrie d. Williams,
Mia Caspari. Marble DeElieux,
and Carmen Breazeale; Mines. Ell 4
sa Breda, Henry Hughes, w. w.
and c. l.. Breazeale, S. Caspari,
&. V. Porter, A. Voters T. P.
Rsggio; and Messrs. U. p. and
Verne Breazeale, w. E. Avnond,
P. Breda, E. Cloutier, G. Lawton,
Horace and Lester Hughes: were
among the Natchitoches guests
who motored down to Magnolia
to attend the Holbrooke- HertzoQ
wedding on Tuesday night.
The first fir ,st of the season
on Friday October goth.
The Mutual Aid is sadly in need
of clothes tor boys in particular.
ANY second. handed contribution
sent to the President, Mrs. Phil
lips will be gratefully received.
The drst play of the season was
given at the Opera House on
Tuesday TO a large and appsecia-
tive audience aud The White
Sister, was much enjoyed This
will play here again on
Monday and Tuesday in two extra
good comedies,
The current report that the bea,
blfuf brick house that is being
built BY Mr.. w. F. johnson: wss
10 be used as a road house, refer
ence to which was made In last
weeks issue, was we have leerned
without foundation, as Mr.. John
son is building it for his family,
who will take possession as :soon
IS completed.
Stopping an advertisement to
ave money. il like stopping 4 |
lock b save time. Advertising
: al insurance policy against: for
getfulness. It compeIs people to
hink of you. Modern methods.
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HOlbrOOk-HertzOg.

A wedding that recalled the colder
times of the anti-bellum days, was cele
brated in the good old fashioned wal
on Tuesday at Magnolia. the old plan
tation home for many generation al
the HertzOg family, when the eldest
daughter Of the house, Marie-Louist
was married to Dr.. Holbrook Of Miss.
issippi CITY, Miss.
Special trains and automobiles brought
guests from far and near, not only from
this but adjoining states and "oper
house" with good old fashioned south.
ern hospitality was dispensed from
early morn till dewey eve to the hun.
dreds Of guests who assembled to dc
honor to the occasion.
Hundreds of lanterns transformed
the many acred lawn into a veritable
airyland, the view of which from afar,
and from the wide galleries was beauti-
full beyond description.
Before the ceremony, a splendid
stringed orchestra from Alexandra
hidden behind leafy bower in the
great hall, played the softest melodies
and just before the ceremony, Miss
Emily Wilmington, of Alexandria, sang
sweetly several numbers, and promptly
on the stroke of $50 p. m, as the we'd
ding march sounded. Miss Louise Nc
Ginsey, of Alexandra, gowned in blue
taffeta and tulle, descended the stair
way, met at the foot by DR.. William
Terhune, Of New Orleans. then Miss
Julia Chopin In pink taffeta and tulle,
met by DR.. Charles Prefer of Alex
andria. Miss Edith Pollock in blue and
DR.. Frsnk Lett, of Leeomte; Cor
nelia Thornton, of Alexandria, In pink
with DE-. John MeAowen, Of Baton
Rouge, Miss Helen Peters, of Alex
andria, in blue, with Mr.. Matt Hert-
xog, Mines Pierson, Of jackson, and
Wilbertr Of Plaquemine, id blue
and pink taffetasj then Miss Halle
HertEog. maid of honor, gowned in
white taffeta trimmed in silver lace
and tulle, then the little ring bearer
and flower girl, Master Ambrose Hertz
cog, Jr., and Annise Cullenane. Of
Mississippi City. Miss, and last, the
bride on the arm of her father, who
was met at the improYised altar at the
end of the large parIor, by the groom
and his best man, DR.. Warren scott, Of
Alexandra.
The color scheme was carried out in
the decoration Of magnolias and Rose of
Montana all over the beautiful mansion,
. bower of which was erected over the
improviEed altar and the lovely pink
and blue toilettes, of the bridal Larty.
all of whom carried pink Russell roses
tied with blue tulls, made beautiful
picture.
The bride who Ii tall stately
brunette was regally beautifulsin her
bridal gown Of ivory duchess satin
trimmed in pearls and orange blossoms
with her tulle veil in cap effect, that
fell to the edge Of the long train. She
carried bride roses and valley lilies
and the men all wore regulation full
dress SUITS 49,.
After Congratulations were exchanged
the guests were ushered into the din.
Ing room whore . huge ivory basket
full Of pink roses tied with blue tulle.
With the old brass and glass candeIe.
brass femily hsirIooms OH sach aide,
held the place Of honor on the hand-
paWslY sPPOiaIea sAblA Of QRe end 0f
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which was the. wedding cake and bis
cult. cakes and champagne were served
by deft handed walters, during which
the orchestra discoursed the sweetest
strains
The bride who is the eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. A: Hertzog is lovely
young woman while the groom is the
assistant Superintendent at the State
Asylum at Jackson, young physician
of brilliant promise.
DR.. and Mrs. Holbrook left on the
cannon ball for New Orleans and from
there will go North to enjoy month
before returning to Jackson whore
they will make their home.
Presents of every rich and, magma
BILE variety in silver cut-glass and china
testified to their popularity,
q
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Oct. 10th
t. d. 8.
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FOR SALE

1-Oakland 6t32 good as new,
lOverland 83B Run 900 miles
A quantity of good used 34x4 U. S.
Goodrich and Firestone castings, traded
in on Cord Tires. SEE US FOR
EVERYTHING
The "Service" GARAGE
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PERSONAL
AND
OTHERWISE

D4Voe's Forecast-Oct. 21tl
heavy rains, 28th to Goth colo
wave, Both to Dist cold and blus
terry, November 1st to End pleas
ant.
New arrivals in Ladies Ready-to
wear and Mems clothing at SEMMEL
MANS.
Mrs. Fred Breazeale of Pelican
was the week end guest Of Mrs.
+. Kelly.
DR.. and Mrs. w. t. Williams
spent several days in New Orleans
last week.
Mr.. $. Shallcross went up to
Shreveport Saturday night and
returned on Monday. -.
Miss Jessie Green is enjoying a
enjoying short visit to friends in
Alexandria and Boyce this week.
Mems trousers up to size 4s at SEM
MELMAN'S.
Mrs. H. Pressburg and little
daughter of Alexandria are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. s. Mel
ken.
Miss Lillian Nelken came up
from Lake Charles where she is
teaching to spend the week end
at home.
Eden Cloth, extremely servicable,
pretty patterns. worth Csc on todayis
market. 19c at SEMMELMAN'S.
Miss Lila Cunningham came
down from -Coushatta where she
is teaching, to spend the week end
with Mrs. N. T. Smith.
The greatest line of Mems overcoats
ever brought to town at SEMMEL-
MANS.
Mrs. Edward Payne accompaD
led her husband to Shreveport
last week when he was summoned
p appear On che Federal Jury and
81 ttt slnnrhhnr
u visit her sister Mrs. Sanderson
Messrs. John Stephens, T.p'Net
ties and Ed. Carter came down
from Coushatta Friday to pay the
last respects TO the remains of
General Cunningham. father Of
the district Judge. u ~
Woolen poplins at sEMMELEIAN'sI
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Prudhothme
and daughter of Campti came
down to attend the Voters Prud.
homme wedding on Monday and
while in town we're the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Breazaale.
W. B. corsets at sEMMELMAN's.
Judges Thompson and Roberts
came to Natchitoches to sit with
Judge Porter in the Court, Of APP
peals on Monday and from here
all three went to shreveport where
they are holding court this week.
Wilson Bros famous Mems hnion
suits at SEMMELMAN'S Isfs
Mr. X. +. Hill who is spending
the fall and winter IN Natchito-
ches as cotton buyer for Atkinson
and Lowrey of New Orleans spent
Sunday al his home in .Alexan-
dria.
The friends Of the, family will
be- interested ia learning Of the !
birth Ola tine son to Dir. aud Mrs.
II. d. Howell Miss lay PniilipS)
Of Bradley Arkansas on Thursday |
of last week
Extremely good values and latest
styles in women shoes at 81. 90 at SEM
MELMAN'S.
Misses Esther and Jeanette
Wemp, Mrs. Charles DeBIieux
aud son and Mr.. s. Hart motored
to shreveport Saturday to attend
the Barn0m q BaiIey's CIRCUS, re-
turning gu sunday evening after /
. most enjoyable trip. !
after Saturday October 2lst vii
Be located in the Exchange sank
building. ia the Office recently occupied
by Or. Brown, where will be glad to-
welcome my patrons and friends.
DR.. ]. w. McC00K
New lace boots at sEMMELMAN's.
Misses Maggie and Emma Voters
a..- Ty.ff. nt...
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Sale COTfax and Cannpti
Ferry

Notice is hereby given that R. E..
Hammett President of the Police Jury
of the Parish of Natchitoches La, will
sell at the front door of the Court
House on Saturday November the 4th
at IL O'Clock noon the Colfax and Campti
Ferry. Said ferries will be sold from
one to five years and under the follow
rates: ~. o..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-24
PRoPAGANDIsTs FOR PAY

TITENDELL PHILLIPS was distinguished
wv lecturer in the days before the Chautau-
qua circuit offered a platform and dueats to
propagandists He had several lectures from
which the committees might choose. When
they asked his terms he replied;
II / lecture on antislaysry nothing II
on any other subject one hundred dollars
II Phillips We're alive today he would doubt
less be member OF the peace party, and. with
a change from antislayery TO antiwar. he
would have made his famous reply about his
terms for talking. The man who likes 10 Be
known as his successor as the most popular
lecturer on the continent believes that tbs
hhorer, even in righteous cause, s worthy
ef "A that he can set. 50 greatly have times
changed Ia Half century