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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-06
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UVfTANf LECIONARU.

Minulou sobotu, dne 4. fijna
1919 We Slovanske Lipe, uvi-
tai Stfel. Klub Slapnicka sve
cleny legionare do sveho sire
du, vrativSi Sc z ceskosloven-
ske armady. Zabava ia mela
raz ciste vlastenecky a bratr-
sky, neb byli zde zastoupeni
hoSi z americke armady ka-
nadske armady. Prevazna vet
MIA ovsem byla legionarG ces-
kych. Navsteva celkem byla
krasna. Pobaveni mezi temito
hochy 'bylo uprimne. SlySeli
jsme vypravovati RUNE pribe-
hy, slyseli jsme move legionar-
ske pisne, ktere nasi hoSi zpi-
vail, takze navStevnici Sc cim
dale tim vice rozjafovali. O je
denacte hodine br. F. Merhu-
lik predstavil legionare a sice !:
j. Skalnika, A. Vojacka, J.
Hfibala a j. Webra., kteri Sc
navratili. Dalsi ctyri prodleva-
il jeSte v Cechach a snad Sc
trvale tam usadf, jak bylo nam
sdeleno. Jeden, devaty to Glen
klubu j. Linek jiz Sc vice ne
vrati, nebot' hodiny zivota je-
no byly secteny ma T6sinsku,
kde kuli nepfatelskych Polakil
zasazen byl a tax zivot svGi "a
vlast polozil., Pc pfedstaveni
promluvil kratkou uvitaci rec
nadlesni br. A. BelSan, pode-
koval legionarGm za jich po-
vinnost, kterou vykonali a dG-
veru, V ktere mas nezklamali a
pak odevzdal Jim jmenem klu-
bu maly darek, nacez br. Skal
mix jmenem vsech vrele pode-
koVal "a uctu a laskavost jim
projevenou. Pc tomto dalSi "a
bava Sc rozpredla a pri zpevu
a hudb6 trvala az do rama. Ia
bava tato patfila pravem slo-
va smyslu pouze legionarGm.
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OTEVRENf NATURALISAC.
MICH TRfD.
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Ones vecer bude V Clevelal
du sedmnact naturalisacnicl
tfld otevfeno a V nekterych 2
Mich bude vyucovan anglicinj
a obcanskemu pravu i ceskym
instruktory. Dotcene vyucova
nj ZahajenO bude dnes vecer y
sedm hodin V Alta House
Broadway knihovne, Carnegie
knihovn6 ma Fulton Road
Brooklyn knihovne, Clark Sko
lie, Collinwood vysSi Skole, Coz
lett gramarni Skole, Goodrich
Harrison a Woodland knihov.
ne, kdezto dalsl tridy pripra-
veny budou V Rice, Longwood
Eagle Skolach. 10000 mutt
ziskavsich prvnf obcanske Il
stiny bud l. dubna r. 1917
nebo /. ledna I. 1918 bylo k tt
muto vyucovani zvlastnimi do
pisy pozvano. X vyucovani bu
de pouzito tez move ucebnicl
obsahujici V kratkem vytah,
dejiny Soustatf, ustavniho zar.
zeni, soudniho syst6mu, jakol
/ clanky 0 prave amer. demo
kracii. BliZSi instrukce lie te}
ziskat amerikanisacniho w
boru V stare okreSni soudnici
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CTENE CESKOSLOVENSKE
VEREJNOSTI:

Vzhledem ku zpravam, ia
koby pro vracejici Sc ceskoslo-
venske dobrovolniky nebylo u
cineno tolik, kolik je slusno, O.
znamuje Ces. Mar. Sdruzeni,
re narodni organisace, Ces.
Mar. Sdruzeni, Slovenska Liga
Il Narodni Svaz Ces. Katolika
odavzdaly do rukou Mar. Ra-
dy $4,000 dollard, kterehozto
fondu vyplaci Sc kazdemu le-
gionaru 30 dollaru V New Yor-
ku. Krone toho mistni organi-
SAGE konaji take svoji povin-
most, vyplacejice kazdemu do
brovolniku urcity obnos penez
nj. TAX poctive plni svoji po-
vinnosJ New York, Cedar Ra-
pids, Detroit, Cleveland, Oma-
ha, st. Louis, st. Paul a vGbec
vSechny Krajske vybory a cd
becky Ces. Mar. Sdruzeni, Lii
gy a Svazu. V Chicago bylo
vyplaceno kazdemu legionari
20 dollaru a bylo jiz vyplaceno
pres 1000 dollarI. Krone toho
Sdruzeni poskytuje legiona-
rum bezplatnou lekarskou po-
moe CDR. PecivaD rade ma
sich hochu pomohlo pri vyhle-
dani zamestnani. Vzhledem k
tomu, ze jest zapotrebi dalSich
fondu, zada Sdruzeni sve odbo
cky o dalSi praci pomoc, a.
bychom svym legionarum moh
Ii poskytnouti vSe, co je V ma
sich silach.
Ustredna Ces. Mar. Sdruz.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-06
STAVK-A QCEL.ARU NE,
ZMENENA.

Druhy tyden stavky ocelafd
a zelezafG V Clevelande uply-
nul klidne a celkova situace
nezmenena. Vcera sesli Sc Get
nj stavkari u recniSte We Wash
ington parku, kde Jim byl ne
krerymi pfedaky vysvetlen n.y.
nejsi stav veci. Mluvcf MATTE
III tovaren Tenner pravf, re V
hfebickarnach H. P. bude
dnes praci pokracovano. V
jinych ocelarnach vsecka Gin
most jest zastavena, kdezto v
Youngstown mnoho stavkarG
hlasf Sc pry praci zvlast' v
dilnach Carnegiovych, kde
snad bude cinnost V tomto tyd.
nu plnou parou obnovena
Mluvci stavkarG veStbe Tenne
rove vSak nev6ri.
Zdejsi neodvisle ocelarny ne
cinf pripravy k obnoveni vyro.
by. Cekaji, co ocelarsky trust
ohledne strajku podnikne.
Vcera dosly sem zpravy c
velkych nepokojich V Gary
Ind, kde Ia srazky stavkarG
Sc skeby nekolik osob bylo po.
rapano
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PODVODNY KASfR DOPA
DEN.

Lorainsky bankovni poklad
mix w. w. Treble, jenz DC
Zpronevere 100000 ujel z 1t
rain stal Sc po delSi dobu ne.
zv6stnym, byl koneGne dopa
den V Los Angeles a privezei
bude zpet V nekolika tydnech
Lorainstl serifove rozieli Sc Z:
uprchlikem do Kalifornie a
Vrati Sc Sc svym veznem vt
ctvrtek neb v patek. Oznamuie
Sc, re Treble po SVEN zatGent
pokusil sc 0 samovrazdu. Bylt
mu V tom vSak zabraneno o
jed mu odnat. Treble zprone
veril City bance v Lorain vyse
uvedenou castku, kterezto pc
nize prospekuloval ma plodinc
We burse. N6kolik byvalych ie-
no bankovnich kolegu dosta
ne Sc MIN V soudni neprijem-
nosti soucasne, ponevadz je za
lobcem dokazovano, re Treble
zproneveru ma City bance me-
provedl sam. Tyz zmizel z Lo-
rain 5. srpna letos po sven
zatceni V Los Angeles doznal.
ze jedinem tydnu zproneve,
I'll $50.000 bankovnich penez
hned je ma burse prohral.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-06
ZNAMENITA PRfLEzlTOST
PRO DEVICE

2 ceske rodiny, dobre odporu-
Gene, ktere by 81 pralo nabyti
odbornych zkusenosti We striz-
MIN obchode. Prijemne zamest
mani, kratka pracovni doba cd
10 hod.' rano do 6 hod. vecer
(mimo soboty) a pfimereny
plat po dobu uceni pfihlaste
Sc V elsie 4735 Broadway aneb
V elsie 1888 Warner. Rd.
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AUTEM DO SLOUPU.

Vcera rano prisli ma rohu
[Lorain Ave. zap. 25 ulice til
autoiste k 1razu, jejichz stroj
nasledkem poruchy IL riditka
Eletel do telefonickeho sloupu
\ rozbil Sc. Ranenymi jsou FIR.
kalbach, 1884 Moore Ave-, J.
Rein a Pavel KekiG re st.
Clair Ave. Vsichni nachazeii
Sc pfitomne We svatojanske ne
nocnici, kde Kalbachovo IRA
neni povazovano jest "a tezke.
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PROFIT HAZARDNfkUM.

M6stska policie podnikl;
vtera rano nekolik najezdu dc
heren V rGznych distriktech e
xistujicich a pozatykala eel
KEN 55 hazardnich hracu a m;
jitel1 dotcenych lokalG. Vybri
ny henry els. 1882 Woodhil
Ave-, 803 vych. 152 ul., $685.
Central Ave-, a V hostinci els
2546 vych. 83 ul. a detektiN
KuGera Zatkl nek0lik karbani
kn.
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LISTARNA.

Pan Fr .Tvrdy, jsnz bydli-
val kdys V cisle 4631 Oakley
Ave. hledan jest p. j. Vlady-
kou svou novou adressu NIL
re pripadne sdeliti V admin
straci t. |.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-06
UCTfNf SOKOLsKYCH VO~
,JENSkYCH VYSLOUZILCU
MA ZAP. STRANE.

ra Sokol Nova Vlast V Ceske
SIM Ma Clark Ave. pamatnou
slavnost ma uvitani clend, slou
zicich jake dobrovolnfci V anne
ricke nebo ceskoslovenske ar
made.
Ia zvukG hubby a bourliv6-
no potlesku obecenstva pfisli
dobrovolnici do salu, V jejich
cele kraceli starosta V. Prech
a tajemnik V. Wagner a pred
jeviStem stanuli, az hudba pre-
hrala americkou j Ceskou hy-
mnu.
Pc male prestavce ma jevisti
Sc objevili dobrovolnici V polo
kruhu a We stfedu tychz Vial
prapor, % hezdami zdobeny,
mezi nimiz byly dv6 hvezdy
zlate, naznacujici diva vojen-
ske bratry, ktefl nikdy vic Sc
nevrati.
Starosta Prech uvital obecen
stvo a pax jmenem sboru, krat
kou, ale vyznamnou reel priv
tai tez bratry st'astne Sc ma
vrativSi.
X slzam pohnul zivy obraz
iouceni Sc vojina Sc svou men
zelkou a ditkem, Ia nehoz So
kolka l.. Vlckova dojemne "a
p6la pisen "Me zlate rodice".
Dale sbor divek uboru osetro
vatelek Cerveneho Krize "a
pei "Rose of No Mans Land"
a potom II got my Captain
working for me now.
DalSim cislem bylo cviceni
vojinu V maskach prOti otrav-
nemu plynu, nacez Verne byl
zobrazen jejich zivot V campu.
Vzpominka padlych vojini
byla zvlaSte vyznamna. Dve
iivky, kladouci kazda ma jc-
den hrob vence, dojemne Sc
oucily $ padlymi voiiny, mezi
i'm co V pozadl Sc rozvirala O
pona pred bohyni Svobody a
I've male dlvky V uboru andil-
XII obchazely hroby a zdobily
e kv6tinami. V allegodii t6 pa
iobily sokolky Klara Mezero-
"a, Bozena Brejchova, Ludmi-
a VlCkova, Rose Nemcova a
Lille Jirikova. DalSi obraz two
iii vojlni V polokruhu ma jc-
visit.
Starosta podal prehled Gin
losti sboru Ia poslednich pet
'oku, jehoz prisp6vky pro o.
svobozovaci ucel obnaSely pres
pet tisic dolaru.
Sokol Svoboda mel zajima-
YOU prednaSku zivote ma
ironte, nacez byly odhaleny o.
orazy br. Vojt6cha Kolare a
Karla Jirkovskyho, kteri nej-
yetSi obet' pro svobodu prime
Ii a kteri Sc nikdy nenavrati.
Sok. A. Billy byl tezce ranen
Jiz pres rok Sc V nemocnici
laleza. Sok. Frant. MasIny a
Aarel Linek jsou dosud nemoc
ii. Nasledujici pritomni wy
3louzilci ziskali darky: Brej-
cha Jan, Benda Lad, Fort Ka-
eel, Jakubec JOS, Jelinek Fr..
Mikulec JOS, Nekvasil Frant.,
Nekvasil Vaclav, Novak Va
CLAW, Prokop Frant., Smote k
frant., Svehla JOS, Svoboda A
ois, TomSik Karel, Vlasaty j..
Vopicka Frant., Billy Ant. We
voJenske nemocnici, Linek Ka
rel odcestoval do Texas, Mast
ny f. v nemocnici V Praze, Je-
nix Jan, neprihlaseny dosud u
So. Nova Vlast
Po vycerpani programu o.
oecenstvo zasedlo v prizemi ke
'tolum, kde byla pripravena
foohata vecefe. Po veceri ma
'ledoval taneGni vinek, "a ne
noz rovnez sokolska hudba IL
lcinkovala.
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AUTEM DO SLOUPU.
Vrpra rapo pTiSIi no ,oL
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-27
MAIN
1SgO
% American Bank Bldg,

FOR SALE
Mght-room, modern, two-atory house
furnace heated, on lot l00X37S feet, on
Summer avenue, for 50, 900; 81 500 cash,
balance $55 per month. Don't miss this
as you could not duplicate for 1900,
y. r. JEFFERSON,
phone Nj 2l0. ISL Court.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-27
ESTATE FOR SALE.
CITY PROPERTY.
MAIN
TEgn

N~ine-room, handsome 2-story resi-
dence on the most attractive part Of
II is the very place for a prominent
doctor or lawyer who desires O wide &C
quaintonce with his trade. The price
is so much lower than Il would cost to
build today and will be for years to
come, therefore II will be n wise man
who win see this advantage and grab it
balance easy.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-27
o AND BOARD.

lock 4242.
HOMESEEKERS' EXCHANGE.
Mrs. Perry D. Martin, Mgr.
office phone NJ. 207t, residence H..
2415. Do you want rooms and board?
We can refer you to best place in city,
2OS Union and Planters Bank bldg.
1898 TUTWILER-One neat furnished
room to refined gentleman In private
home; furnace heat, entrance to bath,
also garage and breakfast II desired,
Phone Hem. 4s91-X1.
FOR RENT-Large front room, well
furnished, single bed, lights and use Of
phone, on car line; gentlemen preferred.
1447 McLemore, Wa. 1925-W,
FOR RENT-Large front room, prefer
two gentlemen or employed couple;
with or without board, Hem. 4325-J.
20 South Diana.
FOR RENT-Large front bedroom in
private family one-half block from car
line, Phone W. 2464. Walking dis
lance from railroad.
furnished for light housekeeping, to
couple, no children. Convenient to Pop
lar and Lane car line. 315 Carroll Ave.
FOR RENT-Lovely front room to
one or two gentlemen; garage. Would
consider giving two meals. 1907 Madi-
son. Hem, 5536.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front
room. An modern conveniences. Private
residence. Hem. 91l-X1. 1922 s. Willett
street.
FURNISHED room for one or two
gentlemen in private home; mother,
daughter and SON.; references. Hemlock
2760-J,
UNTTDN MICH nm frpnf ,Yatn3~, H.
furnace-heated private home for gen.
tleman, East End cars, garage. Hem.
5507.
NICELY furnished front room with
private family, one or two gentlemen;
all conveniences. 1908 Monroe, Hem.
1925.
NICELY furnished front bedroom, for
one or two gentlemen, on Fairgrounds
car line. ~ N. Somerville st.
FOR RENT-Nlce, large, furnished
room with hardwood floors and kitchen
cite. 532 LaClede. Wal. S21.
FOR RENT-Two or four nice large
rooms, unfurnished. 271 Jones St. near
Poplar Phone M. 709S.
FURNISHED rooms FOR gentlemen
only; all modern convenlences 35S Old
Madison Ave,
NICELY furnished room for rent; hot
| anu CDlu oilONt DdllS' I1tlii. HoNb-Ais
FOR RENT-Two rooms. with sleep
ing porch. 1889 Madison. Hem. 6l97.
ONE unfurnished room with kitchen
cite, in private family, Wal. 1891.
NEWLY furnished room Tor rent, u
Tolbert street. M. 5So7-J.
NEWLY furnished room for rent. 27S
! South Third st. NJ. 1857.
FURNISHED rooms, close In, for
gentlemen, 247 Adams.
NICELY furnished rooms. 154 North
Second street.
|
ROOM AND BOARD.
ROOM and board. Apply 373 South
Front st. One light housekeeping room.
Mrs. T.. A. Underwood,
ROOM and board Sc, meal tickets
As5: single meals CSC. 223 Court.
DAY board at Sc North Evergreen.
Phone II. 1872.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-27
MAIN
1871

Fve-room cottage on Rozell st. near
the Lamar car line. is one AZ the most
convenient places TO live as II is near a
fine school and several good churches,
also handy to a meat market, a Piggy
Wtggly and q Bowers store. Is in good
condition and Is newly papered. This
price is a pre-war price, therefore, you
will have TO be quick TO get this. Price
$500, with only $40 per month, $500
Cash m
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CITY PROPERTY.
For Sale-Real Estate

For Sale-Real Estate
A real bargain for the MAJ who wants
n large lot. eight rooms, nicely ar
ranged, all city convenieuces, good re-
pair, good location, near good school
and two car lines; also walking dis
lance OF Central high school, lot 50N
ga feet. Price $1,000; terms.
Modern 10-room house, good repair,
hardwood floors, good furnace, garage,
nice shady lot. 60xi60. on nice finished
street, near good school and car line.
Price $500; terms; II you want your
moneys worth and then some don't let
this set away from you.
Modern s-room on North Mcneil,
hardwood floors, tile bath, furnace,
garage, servants room, all in good re-
pair. Price $500; terms.
Listen-This Is beyond n doubt the
best house in all Memphis for the
money, all brick and slate roof, dry
basement under entire house, all parti,
toned off, laundry room and tubs, good
heating plant, hardwood floors, two
lovely marble bathrooms, three sepa
rate toilets, marble sink and drain
hoard In kitchen and buffers pantry,
elegant electric fixtures, hand painted
walls, all kinds Of built-in effects, sleep
ing porch large enough for whole fam
lily; servant quarters, garage for two
cars. Price SIT, 900; terms. Location is
| good. feel like II IL almost a sin to
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-27
NJ
1880

Trigg Ave.-A fine macadam street.
an almost %brand-new house, has hard
wood floors, composition roof, is nicely
succeed, and handsome in appearance,
has garage, This price Is $1,000 less
than it's value. IN this worth making?
Price $3.50, with only $500 cash, bal
ance $50 per month.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-27

CENSUS CLERKS-,OO needed; sos
month; age, 1850; experience unneces-
sary. Examinations Memphis, Dec. TO-
Jan. 7. For free particulars, write j.
Leonard former government exam
iner), 764 Equitable Bldg, Washington.
WANTED-A few young ladies be-
tween II and rs years Of age to learn
long distance telephone work. PAID
while learning. Previous experience un-
necessary. Apply to Miss Bond, room
SOB Telephone Bldg, 1877 Court avenue
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-27
MAIN
1874

McLemore Ave.--A large 5-room cot
tage, on large lot, whore you have room
for a COW, chickens and q garden. We
know that this price is an exceptional
bargain. Price only So, $50, with $3.50
cash, balance $50 per month,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-27
MAIN
Iepn

East End, 5-room cottage, on paved
street. ear that handsome Peabody
school, aud very handy to several tine
the Central and East End cars. Price
SA,250. with $500 cash, balance $35 per
month.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-11-12
Real Estate Deals.

b. NJ. Wolff, real estate dealer, re-
ports the following realty deals:
House and lot Of Gov. Cooper on
Sullivan street, known as Machcn
place. sold TO Mr.. Ed. Adair, Of Clin-
ton.
Farm of 81 acres OF Mrs. Edna
Duckctt near Watts Mills, sold to G.
C. Hopkins.
Fourteen acres in Jersey belonging
to IDr. Christopher sold to Dr.. Mock,
of Piedmont, and j. w. Childrcss, of
Grccnvile 1t is understood that an
auction sale Of this property will be
held
House and lot on Irby avenue, re-
Gently bought by s. r. Dorroh, to the
Misses Byrd, Of near Clinton. They
expect to move to the city.
Two lots on South Harper street of
o. B. Simmons and Mrs. Lidie Watkins
to A. f. Martin, who will erect a home
at once.
House and lot on Martin street OF
Miss Maggie Martins sold to Mr.. W
NJ. Pitts, of Hickory Tavern, who vii
move to the city.
House and lot on Chestnut street o
Mrs. T. b. Crews, sold to X. 0. Martin
who will move TO the city.
161 acres Of land near Ora, propert.
OF G. w. Rush, of Greenwood, sold t
Fleming Brothers, of this city.
1S0 acres OF John Mills h9me place
recently sold by iFleming Bros, to MI
J. l.. Langston, resold by Mr.. Lang
ston to Mr.. M. B. Leopard at aroun
$125 per acre.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-11-12
County Teachers Organize.

The Laurens County Teachers as
ISOLATION meeting Saturday in the
county court house, was formally or
ganized for the year with Herbert W.
Gasquc, superintendent Of the Lau-
rens city schools, as president; Ludle
Blakely, principal Of the Gray Court
Owings school, vice-president; Mrs.
B. l.. Jones, OF the Laurens city school,
secretary, and Miss Mary Bell Babb,
also Of the city school faculty, treas
urer. Following the business meeting,
the association heard interesting dis
cussions and demonstrations on the
| subject Of serving hot dishes with
| school lunches, as given by Miss
South, state home demonstration
agent, assisted by Miss Fornly, dairy
specialist, and Miss daisy Harris, Lau-
rens county home demonstration agent
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-11-12
SWAP COAL FOR SUGAR.
Appeal from Cuba Meets Counter Of
u fer Here.


Appeal from Cuba Meets Counter Of-
q fer Here.
Washington, Nov. 7.-Appeals of su-
gar rcfincrs in Cuba for coal were met
conditionally tonight through orders
issued by the RAILROAD administration
central coal committee, which modify
tho original export coal embargo. Un-
der the new regulations the Cuban re-
fners will be permitted TO buy coal
here provided they sign agreements to
ship their sugar production to THIS
country
The sugar shortage In the united
States was admitted to have been the
deciding factor in the discussion 10
change the committees embargo. Es"
Inmates of the amount Of coal required
by the Cuban reflneries varied, but
officials believed the amodnt would not
be sufficiently large to affect material
w the American coal stocks. Keller
from the sugar shortage obtained as
result OF the exchange now permitted
Is expected to be felt within the next
two weeks.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-11-12
MANY Potatoes Stored.

Nearly three thousand bushels OF po-
tatocs have been stored in the new
potato storage warehouse, said Mr..
Terry, the president Of the company
Yesterday. The owners Of the new en-
terprisc were very much gratificd at
the interest shown by the farmers as
it was built more with the idea Of help
ing the farmers than with making a
profit. Mr.. Terry said that one side
Of the warehouse is practically fllec
and that notice will be given when the
other side will be open so that moro
farmers may take advantage OF 1t.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-11-12
MUST A CHILD
BEPALE?
Pallor, "TiredE Eouncss'' and Poor APP
petite Almbst Always Remedied
by Pepto-Mangan.
1t Builds Up' the Blood and Thus I'm.
proves the Appetite and
Strengths the Body.

There Isl but one legitimate excuse
for paEe, rundown, listless child,
and thatR Is some serious disease of
one or m3bre OF the vital organs, which,
our couIsc, needs the prompt atten-
tion Of &3 competent physician. Unless
such cc|ldtlon exists, the weak, white
youngssTer who takes no pleasure in
rompiM9; or playing can be very ma
terials8H helped by a course OF that
thoroN sMy dependable blood enricher
andS&f} }.neral tonic, Guides Pepto-Man-
gan n his standard remedy for Anemia
(bi11fP Pllcssncss) has been continuous
ly Y'cscrbed by physicians all over
SthefE word for nearly thirty years, to
yeaiI ore the weakened watery blood
tD It's normal condition, and thus i'm
We appetite add color 10 pale lips
cheeks and mpart strength to the
|9Whxg ANc BODY Guides Pcpio-Mangan
be had in both liquid and tablet
foesg gn mo difference in us ciiect) INC
stsiS9 uid Of course being preferable for
lne children When buying Pepto-
anpan. ho sure the name GUIDES" Is
the package Without GUIDES II
mo, pcpto-Mangan'
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-11-12
Colored Soldiers to Meet.

Tho Iaurcns County Colored Sol
dicrs Union will hold their first an
nual meeting in Laurens at Bethel "A.
NJ f. Church, Thanksgiving Day,
Thursday, Nov. 9th.
The object OF the organization is to
bring about better spirit among the
colorcd people OF the county and to
make us better law-abiding ciizens
in every way and to furnish financial
aid for the CoIorcd Soldiers Memorial
Building to be erected on the campus
OF the state College at Orangeburg.
We shall expect every colored per"
son In the county as well as our white
citizens to cooperate with us in bring
ing about these results.
There will be business session OF
the meeting to begin at II o'clock. Al
night there will he a musical and liter
ary program composed OF the Des'
talent in the county under the direc'
ton OF Mrs. jamie IT, Maxwell. We
shall expect all the colored people o.
the county to attend this meeting.
JAS. r. PATTERSON,
President
w. p. Df0NDY,
Secretary
ur A WHITE
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-11-12
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Take notice that on The 10th day Of
December. 1919, | will render a final
account OF my acts and doings as Adj
minstratrix Of the estate Of w. Is.
Motto. deceased, in the office Of the
Judge Of Probate Of l.aurcns county, at
IL o'clock, a. M, and on the same day
will apply for final discharge from
my trust as Administrators.
Any person indebted to said estate
is notified and required to make pay