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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-25

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SIN Manlen ,oes Organizations
aommittees Der armenildpn Irei1pil=
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&olitiide nnb 1lnpoIitiide
ManbglpiIen.
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red)ts : ENHANCEMENT, Msontag, be,. 5.
SUM.
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es nidf 5n 1timmen. 9enft IN ben
~. Stunt 1882.
- 9as Nrpbibitions : ENHANCEMENT
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biele + eiiinnise @abler in Der.
s0aOertpaN ID selfimmt batten.
sebr rid)tig logte 6ra,, $ e IT,
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9abenpprt Commercial Club gebal=
tenen Mniprad)e:
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%itin1laca, itinnncn inbircft ii bas
Trancuitimmrcdts : @tmenoemcut.
g. 1us lit ridtig. Die inne=
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Staatsba1pttabt 3es Moittes, Der
nntliegenoen Counties, meroen MeDr=
|beitert Ir bas Srelimtinumredus=
ENHANCEMENT abgeben.
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pnritaniiden Seften lito, mie in Ser
ataotsba1ptltaot, III Ben ~genanrten
COMMITTEES alEIm d d g. Sic er=
marfen potrl SraltenItimmredt cine
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ten innsc rem Counties sic Stim=
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g~oltnties, melde am 81. Stunt 1882
groBe Mebrbeitel1 fir SOS Nrobibi=
tions ENHANCEMENT abgaberl, bas
bon ocn Greoiger1l Der allgeliadliid=
pnritani ldJrn' 5efte1t 10 leiocnldaftIid,
befiirnortct mltroa.
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Wfontag, zen 5. SSl1ri. 2aBt gud)
nidt burdj Oen Non1el1 Ser Sri
m d rmal ~ abid)rafeu. Sic lit SUI
|gleib cine SonbermabI mie Isle
beriid}tigte @abl mn 81. Sunni 1882,
Sic Dnr6 q d)l diff gfeit ser
freilinuigen Stimnge6er ungliidlid
fiir Die frciiinnige sade.ousfiel.
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cine II dj t abacgc6cnc 5timuuc, cine
Stimme ii r bas Tratcnitimmrcd)ts=
Enhancement 6cScmtct, iuie jeSc atm
81 Sitni 1882 III DIT abececbcnc
|Stimmc cine Stimntc ii + bas. &rp=
Editions : Mmcnbcmcrt bc0cmtctc.-
9as hcoenft, ,tno itilnnlt, itimmt,
itinr'at ant @ontag, ben 5. SUM,
0as. Nrobibitions : Mmenoe=
mel1t mlrbe I'M Sabre 1883
ltngiiltig erflart. @ir buben aber
Epabribeinlid ober nabe5u nit @etpibz
belt nadltes Sabr tpieberum iiber elm
Rrobibitions : Mmenbeme,t ab3ultime
men.
-g8enn Montag itber s Gage Das
sSrauenIimmredts : ENHANCEMENT a NJ.
Is E no NJ me n tpirb, tpiro Sen freilinzi
niger 8iirgern bic 9eieoerltimmung bes
Y%robibitipns Amenbements iebr e II.
q d mert - iuenn ni1t unn0eli6
gema6t.
9ar,trn. freiiinnige @iirger,
itimmt allie am Montag, ben 5. SUM-
unb 5fpar geaen Sas Srauenitimm>
fre6ts : ENHANCEMENT.
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Dor benz 8prte "gso". Stimmt auf
ale Sale.
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ioden be1peiien. g timmtM ontag
iiber s Iases &c oas 6ranen=
|ltimmredt.
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einSig mirfiame &rotelt gegen Bog
JramenItimmredt, 6as MIR cine flei-.
ie y + fleine 81 noerbeit Der
Jrauen berlangt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-25
9ic @alrlrit iibcr slrmenien.

Die lett Sabren lplferatilh bon
petersburg, &aris, Sent unD Bolton
GUS tpegen Der ingenanl1ten @6riltell='
n1ebeleie1'" in armenien gegen DieI
Iiirfei gefijbrte 8rnpagaltba bat bie3
tlirfllde Gcgiernrlg iest 5llr Seralls-
gabe Der bon ibr gelommelten bofl,-.
aletltarilden gemeile fir sic repoll,-i
tionaren nmtrie6e ibrer arneniid)et1i
ltntertbanen peranlabt, nnD &upiet.
oes eriten @anoes bicler @epeile lino.
loe6en bem Staatsbepartment gleilb=
|5eitig ollrd oen bieiigen tiirfiid)en
@eId)dftstrager lomie bllrb bie at1c=.
rifamiide 9otidaft in &onltantinopel
si1gegangen.
tSSn 6ofm bon, @bptpgrapbien er1t=
balt 0teier er ite 9am cine Iiilc lt,l=
miocrlegliden MnteriaIs SIT SEM
Ibenta uarineniide &eriplgung". CT
5eigt, apie meitper5meigt bas bon &C.
ldJiften @alroen 1T &rBla1,b, Jranf=
reid ltfno Mlmerifa gelponnerle Meb
neg 9ud1perratbs apar, sbrinpt S9iIber
bon mabren 9ergen bon @affen aller
slrt, @oni6ell, 6anogrdnate,1 ETC., sic
tiirfiIde &eamte in falt iebem ar1ne=
nilden 9orfe aufgelpiirt habe,l, seigt,
mic 0Mr6 0il0 l1llb @ort Sic nnter=
ltiibl1g 0es 6eiloes lno Ser @erratb
Der cigc1enJiegierung ;g~eprebigt MUIR
De 1tlto 1pidtige Jeltungelt bnrd) iols
den 8erratb in nie @drbe ser &lilel
fielcn. gr entbiilt enolid on @ano
bon p6otograp6iiden Mufnabmelt Sic
nabeidreiblid)cn DISQUALIFICATION, Sic
bon armenilde1t &id~ltberharoen an,
unldullOigen, m%c6rloien mobameoalizt
|iden Jrallen 1l,to @inoern begangcn..
murOen ulto natitrlih mieber a1l
5trqferpeDitio11en Scr tiirfiibe1 &e=
9iarnng fii1rten.
1us @etUeisn1aterial labt feineni
|3lpeiiel SIT, bab Sic bon ben Militaiir-
I~bcb0roen ser Siirfei malreno bes.
&rieges getroffclteH MnbregeIn gege1J,
repollttiotlare ltmtriebc in Mrmenien'
bpredltigt INTO Elm @ebot Ser 5clb1t-
erbaltung marc1l. @ie her &crratbl
als Deilige 5ade. geprieien ,tno ge-
prebigt mur0e, moge Der folgetfbe.
Mls5ng zines glrfrufs an bns fran=
5Dlilde @olf 3eigen. Or lalltet:
pssSSm M1tgenblid oes 9rllds Ser
biplonnatiiden @e5iebnngc1 amiiden
|1en Gcrbiinoeten mo Der .Siirfei &C.
ttiia1t es, eiren @tid allf bie aarte at
|Iperfen; bob mir ha3l berl1fen sliuo,
an Der 8rer5c 6es aaufajus onr6
lolioarilde l11terltiitlung llilierer gro
|ben 6reullot,n ltto @cid)iiberiin, GuB-
lanb, Oieicl6c Rolle SIT lpielen, mic
oas beloenbafte 8elsien, lel6ltper-
|ltatolid) III Dem MaBe unlerer be-
|id)eipenen Mittel.
l@liere Ssl,terelien permiiden lid,
init Semen 0es rlliiid)en @olfes. Sau-
lerb iunierer @riibcr iperben beloeu.
b1ft i1lsben Mciben Ser mosfomitiidenl
Mrnec fallen, Inn ser Sad)e ser ahlI=
tllr 5u Oie1ell ulto I%rulenien bon 6ent'
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-25

0et rSdeIt&e Demufrat", etnfGrebItn
S9nntaeesWuSgab feds 9si,trlrnern fe6e Wo9e,
~ 0sa0 ;tp51entIi6 ober $500 idbrIidS bst
bora1s5ablung fret abecItefert.
aett ber Bot. anBerbal6 ber etabt. mad tr.
sgsno etnerI IYoftantt tn ben Bee. Staotet, "a.
sIHa ooer' wteTteo. $500 iabrIt6 BET garnis.l
Die esaataaD . Mnseabe, s,,isr bnr& BITE qoh
na@ teoeIl d8ott1rrt In ben ger. Staten. foitet
t0prlt@ $1.OO BET agorduSaabIung.
Ser. r8alblpbdenItdje pemsfsuts. b,irt1 bic
8olt ,.tnnerbalbl Der @er. Gtaaten unb bur3
2rdeet In Der Stabt $3.50, Bel. DorauSaaIElng!
1900; nod CANADA $3.50 Mnb mud europa
t4.OO per Satr BET Borau8oabIlng.
Der ysBBbentlttbe Demclrnt", In atpet xbet.
len. Watttpo6B itno Sonnaben6s. toftet inner
mad Gnropa $3.50 iabrIi& BET goraussabIuna.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-25
&olitiidje nnb ilnpolitilde
Manbgloien.
NStinmt gcser bas Jranenfti,t.,,=
red1ts : ENHANCEMENT, Mortas, ben 5.
SUM.

- @or aIen Dineen bernadlalliet
es mM 3n 1timmen. 9enit IN ben
~. Stunt 1882.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-22

complicated and technical questions
frequently arise before this court, that
are OF the greatest financial impor-
tance to the county and it is feared
that much money has been lost to
counties on tax questions claims and
reclaims upon which hastily consid
cred opinions have been rendered.
In submitting my candidacy to the
Democratic primary OF this county |
-sk for no higher consideration of my
sincerity for a correct and vigorous
enforcement OF the law. than my rec
ord, my life and reputation as a man
and citizen justifies. | concede to no
one a greater virtue than his common
walks Of life and citizenship demon
strates.
Yours very respectfully,
N NJ. WILLIAMS.
THE above statement was deliver
ed to the Express by Judge Williams
Saturday but was received too late for
publication on that day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-22
WOMEN OF CLUBD0M
TO CONVENE
Continued from Page One.)

Fifth avenue" declared one of Indi
anas most prominent club women
"Strictly tailored suits, indeed!"
Southern women were instructed by
Miss Peck to dissard their spring suits
for their last winter ones because
their spring suits probably have light
colors. preferably, choose black,
said Miss Peck.
ut is also advisable to wear small
hats Well dressed women avoid the
large ones" continued the New
Yorker"
"These, with gloves and comforta-
bic shoes, win leave them ready to en-
joy their visit"
/ The Indiana women quietly went
ahead with their plans Today's spe-
cial train would be done an injustice
if mention only were made of the Pull
man coaches. The baggage cars were
filled to overflowing with trunks,
large and small, and the average was
about two and one-third per delegate.
Costumes are to he changed about
every eight minutes at the biennial
To Indiana falls the honor of sup
plying Mrs. Percy v. Pennybacker.
federation president. with her aide.
Mrs. Elizabeth Claypool Earl of Con
nersville, will be seated at Mrs. Pen.
nypackers right during the conven-
tion. assisting the president in her
arduous duties incident to presiding
over Americas most interesting gath
ering of women.
Mrs. Earl affects soft grays and Law
enders, which strikingly contrast with
her beautiful. abundant white hair.
On one occasion she will wear a hand
some black lace gown, plentifully be-
trained and set off by diamonds in her
hair and at the throat This evening
gown will be made more effective by
a large ostrich fan and rose colored
scarf.
Mrs. Grace Julian Clarke, one of
the directors of the general fedora
tion who also will be seen on the plat
form. dresses quietly. but always in
extremely good taste.
Mrs. Carolyn r. Fairbank of Fort
Wayne. president of the Indiana Fad-
who is on the program also is
one of Indiana's best dressers.
Mrs. John N. Carey of indianapolis.
often spoken of as the best dressed
woman in Indiana, who recently was
elected honorary vice president gen.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-22
IN THE COUNTY COURT.

In the county court Saturday a pc:
tition was filed asking that G. vi
Stinchecum be appointed guardian
over James Strong, a minor. Also a
petition asking that G. c. Kell bel
named as administrator of the estate
of Mrs. Elizabeth Skaggs, deceased.
Mrs. Skaggs is the woman who waa|
found dead in a field at her home
near Chickasha, Thursday morning..
full account of which appeared in
the Express. The petition sets forth.
that deceased was the owner at the
time of her death Of real estate Of the
value of $4,000 and of $3.50 worth OF
personal property.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-22
"TOMAHAWK"
is SPICY BOOK

The 1866 edition of the "Toma.
hawk" just from the publisher, is a
volume brimful of facts, fun and frol-
ic.
The book is managed, edited and
published by the senior class of the
c. H. S., the staff being composed of
Dewey Luster, editor; L. Norman
Duncan, manager; Claire Woodson,
literary; Arthur Griffith, athletics;
Clarice Tatman, calender; Josephine
Pool, society; Alberta Smith, art; Er-
win Pool, advertising, and Miss Mar
gerry Graham. class adviser.
The Tomahawk presents a review
of the years work in poetry, prose
and pictures, and is of interest to all
who are interested in the high school.
1t is on sale at the Toggery, Owl Drug
store, Chickasha Printery, and Gadd's
Music store. Price rs cents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-22
DEAD MAN" OBJECTS
TO BEING LOCKED UP

'Bpzz-b-u-z-z-z-z, Burrb-u-r-r-r-r, Buzz
z-z-z, Double Buzz, Burr" sang the
telephone at the police station little
after o'clock last night And when
Sergeant Elston responded with a
hello, etc, and an inquiry as to what
was wanted and Where it was wanted
a very excited voice told him to send
an officer as quick as possible to the
intersection of First street and Iowa
avenue, whore a dead man would be
found.
Officer Baird responded to the call.
The police Black Maria being out of
commission, service car was called
and the officer driven to the spot
where reposed the dead man.
Arrived at First and Iowa, the Off
Ger found the man. With the assist
ance of the driver the limp form was
lifted into the car and driven to the
station, where tender hands lifted the
body from the car and carried it into
the large receiving room from which
opens the doorways into the cages or
cell rooms.
And then the dead man spoke. He
said, Don't lock me oop. Sure an
It's joost thrifle wake at me stun
mick Oi am, an a thrile toired, thot
phwy Oi laid down to rist a mint fer
ninst the house on the corner, an av
yez will toorn me loose Oill thravel
roight out to the boonk cyar and go to
bed, byes, sure Oi will"
The dead man, however. was lock-
ed up to sleep it off.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-22
Doctors Agree On
Eczema Remedy
Confirm the Statements About
ID. u. ID. Prescription

Geo. 4. Richardson, NJ D.: SIN inv
opinion, ID. ID. ID. should be applied in all
cases OF skin disease-an immediate relief
TO the itch, calm to excited nerves, soft.
soothing yet a powerful agent, a strength
TO the general system"
Dr. Unna Holmes: Cd n. D. is as
near specific for eczema and the dreaded
psoriasis as is .quinine for malaria. / conf
stantly prescribe d. ID. D. also for salt
rheum, tetter, barbers itch, pimpes, all
1orIns OF itching eruptions, scales, sores :
Or. Ira I. Gabbert: II freely admit
that ID. d. D. reaches most cases OF,
eczema and permanently cures them"
Sf the best skin specialists in the state.
Write and ask him about ID. d. D.
Druggists are glad to recommend thiy
soothing, cooling liquid. 25c. 50c and slice.
Come TO us and we will tell you more about
this remarkable remedy. Your money buck
unless the hrst bottle relieves you. d. ID. ID.
Soap keeps your skin healthy. Ask about It.
THE OWL DRUG STORE.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-22
COLEMAN TAKES UP
COLLECTION OF $lOO

This was busy morning in the po-
lice court. Following the raids of Sat
urday night on one or two houses in
the red light district, Judge Coffman
passed slO0 to the credit Of the citys
financial statement.
Nine cases against soiled doves
were called and bonds in the sum oil
$40 in each case were declared for
feited. Bin Thompson plead guilty to
being soused to the guards and was
fined s.. Mike Voy also plead guilty
to having gazed upon the tanglefoot
while it bubhled and was also called
upon to kick in to the tune of IS.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-22
WILLIAMS CANDIDATE
CONTINUED from Page one.)

be drawn; in fact / hold to the posi-.
tion that compromise has no place in
law enforcement, and no one should
be permitted to plead guilty to a les
scr offense which the facts do not
Justify in order to collect fines and
costs This frequently results in
means Of oppression, and the state
and the defendant lose sight Of the
principle involved and are influenced
by purely financial results.
The new gambling act would re.
ceive rigid enforcement, its proyis.
ions are amply remedial and should
result in a prompt suppression Of this
evil and like whiskey vioIators pro.
ceedings against the property owners
in my opinion would be very effec-
tual.
There should be more stability to
checks and chattel securities which
can only be maintained by vigorous
prosecutions of fraudulent represen-
tations and conduct of mortgagors.
and check artists. Commercial trade
and value Of commercial paper which
Is of vital importance to the general
public can only be sustained by the
greatest vigilance and enforcement OF
these laws; in short there should be
strict sane and impartial enforce
ment OF law; giving to each all and
every statute its full. fair and firm
attention and consideration.
On the civil side Of the duties of the
county attorneys, believe large sums
OF money could have been saved va.
rions counties of the state had the
county commissioners been well and
properly advised (Which is one Of the
duties OF a county attorney. Very
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-22
HORSE THIEVES BUSY.

The sheriff's office was advised this
morning that two sorrel mares were
stolen from farmer living south of
Chickasha last night. The name of
the owner of the mares could not be
learned up to the hour of going to
press.
Subscribe FOR tha Tally FxDrae.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-22

eral of the General G. A. r., has
trunks full of wonderful lace gowns
hats, and gloves, and her jewel cases
we'll!
Mrs. Albion Fellows Bacon of Ev.
ansville, writer, housing authority
and the woman who twists Indiana S
legislatures about her little finger,
prefers lavenders and grays. She will
be seen in a stunning lavender and
gold evening gown and will wear a
lavender mandarin coat.
Others of the party who are sure to
attract attention "even among the
New Workers. are Mrs. John
Worth Kern, wife Of the United States
senator; Mrs. Samuel M. RaIston,
wife of Indiana's governor; and Mrs.
Felix II McWhirter, whose beautiful
white lace gowns are of striking de-
sign.
One Indiana woman, commenting up
on what she considers the attempt of
New York club women to dictate out
OF town delegates dress, said:
"The instructions of Miss Mary A.
Peck We're not only in very poor taste
they were insulting to every woman
outside New York
New York women seem to have
the idea that they are about to enter
tain lot of country women. We do
not relish this country cousin idea.
We will not be henpecked by Miss
Peck"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-22
SHORTY is HELD.

Shorty Fletcher, negro. had his pre-
liminary hearing before Judge r. r.
Moore this morning. Shorty is charg-
ed with assault to kill committed on
May 8, upon the person of his sweet
heart, Stella Hayes. Judge Moore
held the defendant to the district
court in bonds in the sum of 81 600.
The woman was able to appear be-
fore the examining judge as prose-
cutting witness.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-22
DAUGHTER OF ED RINGER
LOSES HOME IN CYCLONE

Ed Ringer received a message from
his daughter. Mrs. c. P. Rogers, yes
terday, stating that their home in
Kemp City was blown away in the cy-
clone Saturday night The message
stated that the home and contents
We're at total loss, but that none of
the family were injured.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-04

This semi-annual clearance Sale is bringing us many words of appreciation as well as enthusiasm about the extraordinary values. It's because the regular prices were fair; because the garments could not be cqualled in the city at those prices that now these neW prices seem so genuinely extraordinary. Clearance-Yes. we shall have every garment next season a new garment just as every garment offered in this sale was made for this season. Every woman of Phoenix and vicin- ity should be here Monday-early Only a few items are mentioned.
 Scores of others.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-04
Our Entire Stock of High Grade Suits---Values up to $39.o5 at $1o.o5

Many ven most more attractive and n th will immed 0
 
  Fhng gathered  SecondF
Arizona republican., 1916-06-04
Special Sale of Gingham House Dresses 59C

Good quality ginghams in stripes, checks and plain colors - Elm broidery collars and cuffs. Re member they're on sale in our
 Basement Store
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-08-29

Pleas, which will convene at Newberry
Court House September 18th, 1915
and Will continue for one week.
Chas. P. Barre,
Jas. B. Halfacre,
Jno. G. Goggans,
]aqy Commissioner for Eewberry
County, e c.
August, :21st. 1915.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-08-29
NOTICE OF JURY DWAWING.

Notice is hereby given that We, the
undersigned Jury Commissioners for
Eewberry county, S. c.. will at the
Office Of the Clerk OF Court for
-&@Rberry county at nine o'clock q.
m., September 1st. 1916, openly and
S@ahstely draw the names OF thirty
elk (3S) men, who shall serve as
PetN Jurors at the Court OF Commoa
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-08-29
Stands For Advancement
Of Schools Of The County
Mr. E. H. AuN States His Position In Race For Superin-
tendene of OfEducaeOn. Points to His Record
Waneo to Continue His Work
political Advertisement

TO THE VOTERS OF NEWBERRY COUNTY.
am asking people Newberry County for the
County Superintendent reasons among
others:
l. interested advancement
County.
county schools
enough say another would
like to have the salary that goes with the office.
1t is important by who
inspire an part people the Improvement
the schools
feel that am competent position efcently
havr an experience which will valuable in the
State Superintendent swarngen says speaking
man that should fill office progress
in our schools chiefly Leadership the county
ntendent stimulating in efficient
system public schools
At the last meeting county teachers Within.
during closing the brief that held the Office the
following offered by Prof Derrick and unan-
mously adopted:
That the association teachers hereby records its appreciation
of the enthusiasm progessvene intelligence and Of the
administration retiring superintendent Of education Col
H. Aull"
point with degree pardonaOe pride the which
helpd do for the brief term
months that record asking the suffrage of tha
people speak fidelity eanestness and ecien
section of Newberry county as sem
speaking which done for the beermnt OF
the schools three teacher schools and high schools tell
the story Of accomplished.
Friends and opponents give credit for having done good
work for the schools asking the opportun-
y the again and it on Friends have Voun-
ary section of the county with the remark
that the schools than that ever heio
the Office appreciate kinds words and asking
faith by works. and give me your Fo1e
and thus opportunity do good work for the common
schools of county the schools OF this
county good practical leadership feel t
am going elected friends not to become over
confident appreciate deeply and continuance of thei:
efforts in my behalf
you by your place this important trust in my
keeping nv only promise intelligent and conscent
discharge duties and the best service that in me LOT
the upbuilding of schools OF the county.
faithfully times under great and trying
disadvantages every that has meant the beent
of the town of Newberry good and progressive
eue upt the people this county has felt t.
of my hearty support.
Let the people think they justly rightly
for better schools,
Ebert H. AULLA
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-08-29

Lv. Anderson. 7:20 "a. NJ. AIS
Lv. Greenville. :. 800 a. m. 4.5O
Lv. Spartanburg 1920 a. NJ. 400
Train No. 35:
Lv. Rock Hill. -. $50 q. m. .$5. 90
Lv. York. 1922 a. m.... 500
Ly Sharon. ...... TAO q. M. 500
L,. Hickory Grove 1888 a. H.. AIS
AT. spartanbufg. 1920 O. m....
Lv. Spartanburg. 1920 a. m...
Ar. Knoxville. -. 6:35 p. NJ.
Proportionately low excursion
fares from inttrmediate points. Excur-
sion tickets for the above trains Will
b. sold only on September Ah., good
returning on all regular trains t.
reach original starting point prior to
midnight September 9th. For detailed
information call on Southern Railway
Ticket lAgents, secure ayer OF this
excursion or address S. H. Mclean
D P. A., Columbia, S. G.