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compelled to conserve space on ac-
cossnt OF THE shcrtagA,sf raper and
will appreciate the elimination Of
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This Of epprse does not refer to,
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TEACHERS WOUnD ORGANizE
TO GET BETTER RESULTS

ThsAshte teachers Association
Saturday morning went on record as
favoring an organiaztion. which they
feel would put their profession on a
sound and higher professional basis,
More adequate salaries, better board
ing facilities, tah igher certification of
teachers and other matters would
come froro the sosgapization accord
ing to the report OF the committee
which, made the! recommendation.
The committees report was adopted
without a dissenting vote; " :
The question Of teachers salaries
was not untouched during the three
day session of the association which
concluded Saturday. It was referred
to directly and indirectly at various
times both in the sessions of the
main body and in the meetings Of the
departments and adjuncts.
: That teachers are not paid accord
Ing to their training and experience
was stressed. One educator of the
state stated that it was easy for
young boys to find and hold jobs
which paid better salaries than. the
women. and in some cases men, who
were their ,teacnefs.
Improper boarding facilities were
also brought out and it was stated
that without the proper home sur
roundings that the work required and
expected in3 the classroom could not
be secured.
i The teacher himself or herself
should be made to hold his or her
position as a profession one of the
highest caliings. and to secure this
wuld .y be one of the aims of the organ
ization.
The organization would extend SO
as to includes county units The pro-
fession is not up to its stand in Amer
lea the educators feel and the time
has come when action must be taken
A committee is. to be named by the
president to devise plans for such an
organization as is contemplated and
bring in its report at the next meet
ing.
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A. slIORT AINIsdORY.

The coal strike has brought home
to nearly every one how utterly de-
pendent We are in many ways upon
labor and how the power of labor can
be made to bear hardly uroh many
innocent people. AS to tho business
OF the demands made by the miners
there may be room for argument.
particularly in view of the statement
OF Mr.. MeAdoo that some coal oper-
ators mace as much as 1000 per cent.
profit in 1915 but some tetter way
should be found OF settling their diff
ferences shan a strike which threat
ems the3wfifare and even the lives Of
many people in no wise interested in
the dispute. When any class of men.
eitheri capitalists or labcrers, has
power to cause the untold suffering
which tael big coal strike has
Threatened, that power should curbed
till an ia,partial tribunal can ascer-
tain the merits of the controversy and
award justice. But we are likely to
soon forget the, coal strike in the
press of other things, and congress
may 9be depended on to disagree as to
a proper remedy. Somehow the good
natured public which foots the bills
soon forRets. =
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vice up to a better standard. With
the CROWN in popularity or the mar

vice up toEa better standard. With
the growth in popNlarity o. the par
Gel post and the increass in postal
business bsreason Of general business
expansion practically all postal em-.
ployees have had their wosk greatly
increased, without additioraf help and
with only a slight increase in pay.
This is. .p,sl ticularly, true = Of railway
mail clerks, who are said to have
great difficulty in handing the
amount OF stuff daily put in their
cars. The result has been decrease
in efficiency which has worked hard
ship on the public. onlysthis week
s25 worth Of advertising which was
said to have been mailed to this
paper failed to- show up, thereby en-
falling a loss ppon this concern. The
postoffice departmentii iissnot intended
to be a money-making, institution. Tho
people are more interested in service
than in saxing. Economy is thes right
thing insthe right place. but lack of
service levies a greater tax than gov
ernments deficits. .sss.tt? IS. ftst
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CLERKS sALE
December g. 1919.

State of South Carolina. County of
Lexington.
Anna Jones, ct AL, Plaintiffs. VS. Ann
Burgess, ct al, Court
of Common Pleas.
y. By virtue Of authority vested in
me by Order Of the Court in the
above entitled Cause, I will sell on
the first Monday in January next, the
same beiLg . the 5th day of said
month, before the court house door
at Lexington, S. c., during the legal
hours Of sale, to the highest bidder,
the following described rea! estate, to
wit:
"All that piece, or parcel of land,
situated ic Lexington County, contain
ing one hundred acres, more or less.
1t, being the southeast portion of my
present homestead as follows: On
the South by Chinquepin Creek, East
by Cunnahan Branch, North by lands
now owned by Felix Burgess and then
from a stake corner of Felix Burgess
field to a large hickory standing be-
yond the old barn house, and from
said hickory to a point in Chinque-
pin Creek known as the Fox lands"
Terms Of sale: Cash, purchaser to
pay for papers, revenue stamps and
recording fees. , q.
H. L. HARMON,
Clerk OF Court
Dec. 10tf:, 1919. ..'.
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CLERKS SALE.


State of South: Carolina, County of
Lexington.
Willie Sultan, ct all, Plaintiffs, VS.
Hassie DeHart, ct al, Defendants.
:, Court of Common Pleas.
By virtue of authority vested in me
by order Of the Court in the above
entitled cause, I will sell. on the first
Monday Iii January next, the same
being the 5th day OF said month,
before the court house eoor at Lex
ington. S. C. during the legal hours
Of sale, to the highest bidder. the fol-
lowing described real estate:
"All that certain piece, parcel or
tract of land situate lying and being
in Lexington County. in the State
aforesaid, containing fifty four, and
three foufths t54 3-4) acres, more or
less. bounded by lands Of j. r. Kelly.
Paul Fulner Dina ,IIaltiwanger,
stephens Burket==, Collins Sultan, and
perhaps, others
Terms Of Sale: Cash, purchaser To
pay for papers, recording fees and
revenue stamps. : -
H. L. HARMON,
Clerk Of Court.
Dec 10fhg1q1q
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Notice la hereby given tina, all cred
itors of tie estate Of the late Samuel
M. Roof, deceased. are required to
file with the undersigned Executors Of
the hast will and testament OF the said
Samuel III. ROOF. deceased. 1T the Of
flee Of Sam p. Roof, in the town of
Lexington, said County and State,
itemized verified statements Of any
and all claims or demands held
against the said estate. -.
]. S. wESSINGER,
E. B. ROOF,
SAM P. ROOF, ..
Executors Of the last will and tes-
lament Of Samuel M. ROOF, deceas-
+. ed.
December 9. 1919. st
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ABOUND THE WORLD ID
WITH THE AMERICAN
@RED CROSS. 6
W. I'm Roumania. vMN
.A

Soon after the entrance of rhe
United States In the war the successes
Of the Central Powers In Roumania
had reduced that country to a most
tragic condition and in the summer
Of 1917, the American Red Cross des-
patched its first .Roumanian relief
contingent. Two hospitals were at
once taken oyer and operated by the
Red Cross, a canteen for the. starving
refugees established and food and
clothing distributed over a large area
Transportation was one Of the
toughest problems with which the Red
Cross workers. in Roumania had to
deal. Here is seen an o1cart usec
, by the Red Cross to carry its relief
supplies up into the mountains.
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Home National Bank of Lexington, S.
c., ct al versus Florence Taylor. ct
al.
Pursuant. to al Order OF Hon. S:
w: G. Shipp, Presiding Judge. filed
11th day Of November, 1919, in the
above entitled case, all creditors of
the estate Of H. C. Taylor, deceased.
are hereby requested to file, all claims
which they may hold against said es-
tate with the undersigned and all
debtors Of the estate Of said II. C..
Taylor. deceased, are required to pay
to the undersigned an. and all
amounts due to said estate on or be-
fore the 10Th day of January. 1920.
H. L. HAGAfON,
Clerk Of Court for said Co.
and State.
December g. 1919. ct.
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CLERKS SALE. @t

:. 4
State of South Carolina. County of
Lexington zaS
Ellen NJ Kaiser, ct al, Plaintiffs, VS.
{ Carl K. Kaiser, Defendant.-Court
of Common Pleas.
BY virtue Of authority vested in me
by order OF the Couf in the above
entitled cause, 1 will sell OH the first
Monday in January next the same
being the 9Th day of said month, be-,
fore the court house door at Lexing-
ton, s. c., during the legal, hours of
sale, to the highest bidder, +he follow
ing described real estate. TO wit:
,"All that piece, parcel or tract Of
land situate, lying and being IN Lex
ington County and the STATE aforesaid.
containing one hundred and sixty
one and cne quarter acres, more or
less, about eight miles from Colum-
bia and about one mile from Arthur's
station, on the south side Of tho c. G.
& A. r. r., and bounded East by
lands Of Roof: North oy- lands of n.
e. Sox, Gregory and Shull; West by
lands Of Central National Bank and
South by IL line parallel to the SOUTH
ern boundary of said large tract. now.
or formerly Of Lizzie B. Ge:ger.
This lard is to be sold in two sep
arate tracts according 20 a division
line made by E. L. Hartley, Surveyor.
Dec. 6, 1919, ONE tract containing
ninety three and fifty one-hundredths
acres, more or less, and the other con-
tanning sixty seven and seventy five
one hundredths acres, moro or less.
the plat to this land showing divis-
ion line being on file in the Clerks
office.
Also, all that piece, parcel or tract
Of land, situate, lying and being in
Lexington County and State afore-
said, containing one hundred, nine
and bounded by lands Of the said ].
Frank Kaiser, Ellen M. Kaiser, L. L.
Lown, J. Marsha! Roof, by lands now
or formerly of the Kinsler Mill Tract,
being the northern portion Of three
hundred twenty acre tract Of land
conveyed tc J. Frank, Kaiser and
Rawl X. Kaiser and designated as
tract No. on plat and survey made
by E. L. Hartley, Surveyor, Dec.
1919
Also, all that piece, parcel planta-
ton or tract Of land situate. lying and
being in Lexington County and State of
South Caro!ia containing one hundred
ten acres more or less, and bounded
by lands OF the estate Of Levi Gunter,
Jacob Sox. Ellen M. Kaiscr Kinsler
land and perhaps others. and desig-
mated as tract No. on q plat and
survey made by E. L. Hartley Survey
or, Dec. 1919.
Also, the northern half. with i'm
provements thereon. Of ali that piece,
parcel or lot of land situate lying and
being in the town of Lexington, in
the County Of Lexington. and state
aforesaid. cotaining two (c) roods
and twenty eight C2S) percnes, front
ing on Depot Street of said town and
adjoining lots belonging to G. D. Nc
Cartha on the South. DR.. NJ Q. Hen
dirk on tie East and Mrs Corrie c.
Meetze on the North.
Terms Of sale: Cash, purchaser to
pay for papers. revenue stamps and
recording fees.
H. L. HARMON,
Clerk Of Court
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-35S acres of land, two
and half miles. of Southern rail-
way station, near public road,
school and n sYo churches in reach.
some cle3r land and plenty of oak
wood and lightwood, some pine tim
Der. A bRrsain for a quick buyer.
Also onen rot sand five room house
and other outbuildings ir the town
OF Saxe-Gotha, four miles from Lex
ington, Sc. H. H Rice, Pelion,
S. c., Roate, No. 1. 2t-8-p.
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NOTICE OF OPENING OF BOOKS
OF SUBSCRIPTION OF GILBERT
FEsTILELER COMPANY, GID
BERT, s. @.

Notice is hereby given that pursu-
ant to the authority contained in a
Commission issued to the undersigned.
the books Of subscription to the Gill
bert Fertilizer Company, will be
opened al the office of Dr. p. A.
Smith. Gilbert. s. G., from ten O'Clock
a. m. to four o'clock p. m on Mon
day the 18th day of December. 1919.
P. A SMITH,
]. c. PRICE,
s' P. A. HODGES.
p. A. HODGES, JR.
: s5,s ..s..,...s Commissioners.
December, 9, 1919 1t.
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TIME AND NOTICE
OF ANNUAL MEETING.

!; The County Boards of. Commission
erst for Lexington Countyats. c., will
hold It's annual session in the office
of the County Supervisor at Lexing-
Court House on THURSDAY the 9Th.
day of January A. d. 1920. {
All persons, holding claims agairst
Lexington Ceanty are hereby notified
to- repaEsi ditemize and verifyJs and
file saehs claims with the undersigned
by or before the lst@day OF January
NEXT, in frder to have said claims
considered and audited by said Board.
4 ]. B. WINGARD.
4w .,,..s CLERK of Co. sBd.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

On Friday, the 18th day of Deem
Der, 1919, will sell at my home place,
to the highest bidder for cash. at
eleven o'clock a. 4. the following
goods and chatteIs belonging to the
estate of =. j. Jeffcoat
One milk COW and calf, and one
Maxwell tomobile. 1918 model.
D. LEONARD JEFCOAT.
- Executor.
Dec. 8, 1919.
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Z no SUES S(JFsIBIaRS.

The shortage OF newsprint paper
has beco1ne SO acute and the price is
So unsettled that in order to protect
ourselves from absolute loss The Dis
patch News Is compelled to inaugur-
ate stricT,y cash In advance business.
Ia order that everyone may have
ample notice We have set February I:
,as the date on which this system win
be put s:in operation. 8 On ana after.
that date the names OF all subscribers
who have not. paid .sap will. be, taken
from the loil. We would regret to.
lose a single valued subscriber, but the
sftnation.is such, that in Justice to our.
selves we must adopt this policy, We
take this step rather. than raise the
subscription price as many papers
have done "A careful calculation
shows that the subscription price Of
The Dispatch News hardly pays for
the blank paper. so that for every sub
scriber who does not pay there is an
absolute deficit. Since the subscrip-.
tion price OF 5s1.5o was sixed in 1917.
y =
the cost of PAPER has advanced great
.iy and IS sin going up. KS a matter
OF fact this! paper has not'iso, far been
able to contract for: next iycar's supply
at any priceSand we do not know yet
What we win have. to. pay. In order
to keSo oaI head above water, it will
be necessary that each end every
subscriber pay his Subscription
promptly. There is nothirg person,
al in this announcement, hut a plain
business rstatementF made TO meet an
emergency which confronts the pub
fishers. 81, -
Remember, after February If
your subscription is not paid in ad-.
vance Your name will be dropped
Fromm this rule there will be no ,ex-:
ceptions.
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FOR SALE-69 Acre Farm three
miles South West of Gilbert. Extra
fine dwelling. good two story barn
and other outbuildings. This farm
is in good community, near good
school and fields are free Of stumps.
Karl T.. Oswald.
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AUCTION SALE-of the J. c. Caussa,-
man place in saluda County Friday
Dec. 10, at 10:30 a. M. on the
grounds. rain or shine This place
has about $50 acres cu: in small
tracts tc suit the buyer and at his
own price located on good road.
church and school, goo6 country,
very fire land. well timoered, land
in good state of cultivation. Being
sold to settle Caughman estate and
will be sold on said day on easy
terms. Be sure and meet us at the
PLACE. We give away money to the,
lucky man. Sold by Sims and Car
ter and Hafner, Chester, 5. C. etc
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TRESPASS NOTICE.

All persons are hereby for hidden, un-
der penalty Of law, to trespass upon
my lands, known as .the D. r. Rawl
place, the Quick place and the Ly-
BRAND place, for the purpose of hunt
Ing. hauling straw. wood or any other
purpose.
I H CROMEE OSWALD.
Ate.
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FOR SALE-54 cres, one mile from
land cleared, balance IN woods;
branch runs through place. Good
five-room house, barn and two
stables on place. Bargain for
quick buyer. D. E. Aniick, Lex
ington, S. c. tic
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Farm for Sale

In Lexington County five miles fro,s
Lexington, ten miles from Columbia
near Oranseburg road, 141 acres
about 40 acres cleared. An old S,,,
room dwelling with barns and out
buildings This land lies well, , nov
hill sides or gulleys. Plenty of wood
and pine straw. This place oan be
bought very cheap, if sold by. Jam
uary 1st Address Post Office Rox
No. 2, New Bookland, s.
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ATHENS sCHotoL Box Party.

j There will be a box party. cake
walk and other amusements at Athens
school house Friday night, Dec. 1s.
1919. The. public is cordially invit-
ed.
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FINAL DISCHARGE

Notice is hereby given that on Mon
day. the 2sth day of December next
will apply to George S. Drafts, Judge
of probate for Lexington county, for
final discharge as administrators. of
the estate. of Melvin Corley, deceased.
J. r. CROCEER,
Administrator.
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FOR SALE-Good business property
, in town of Chaplin, consisting of
frame store. livery stable and large
warehouse; also good vacant corner
lot. Address John H. Hitler, Irmo.
). Z. 3-t-p.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SAI-E-One shinglc mill out
fit complete, all necessary machin-
cry, tools and implements to man
ufacture 1000 shingles per hour,
including portable Tozer engine
power. Would consider trade for
Ford truck or automobile. Apply to
"A II. Hendrix, Lexington. S. c.,
Phone , on 20. 1tp
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Y sENTERTAtNMENT AT GILBERT.
Mrs. Tn'bbs OF. shantytown is COM
ing to Giiteft school Saturday night,
December The thirteenth t12) at sew
en- thirty O'Clock. GIVE her hearty
welcome.
Admission 25o and 15c. -. :" 2t-p
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TRESPASS NOTICE
, , JjttKEDrnoR's. NbncE.

Cnder authority vested in me by an
Order of Judge Shipp, passed on No
Vember 14th, in the case of s. L. Rish
and Elbert Rish, against Mary Rish,
and Others. all persons holding claims
against: the estate of John r. Rish
are hereby notified to file the same
with me. properly proven, before Jan
uary /, next.
II. L. HARMON.
I'll Jan /. Clerk Of Cou,t
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TRESPASS NOTICE.

All perso11s are hereby warned not
TO- trespass on lands of undersigned
by hunting, fishing or otherwise un-
der the penalty Of law.
D. J. CAUGHMAN,
-, &C. W. 0AUGHBAN.
p. II. CAUGITMAN.
at-sp.
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WOOD AND LIGIITWOOD
NR SaT,E.

am prepared to furnish the peo-
pie of Lexington with either wood
or lightwood at $500 per load, deiiv-
cred in your yard. Call telcp phone IS
and leave your orders.
If. II. CROMER OSWALD.
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MILL DAYS.
Dec. 8, 1919.

After the Gath Nov. 1919, my mill
days will be on Tuesday and Friday
Of each week. Edmund Flour Mill.
4Wp.
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STRAYED

LoST-On the highway in or around
Lexington one day last week auto
mobile license No. 52,5ss. Finder
please return to A. T. Taylor or
leave at Dispatch News office. 1tp
DOG LOST--One small hound dog,
black with white ring around neck
white breast and white tip on tain,
about three weeks ago Finder
please notify Walter J. Frick, Cha
pin. S. G. and receive reward. 9tpd.
LoST-On Tuesday afternoon Dec. 2,
e. on Leaphart Road between Lexing-
ton. and Pilgrim church, a mans,
waterproof overcoat Finder will
, please notify B. B. Gable, LeMng-
ton Route 1, and receive reward.
1t-pd. e BE-.
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CnRIsTsfAs CANDY.

We have afee quantity Of. candy
in stock CT all kinds, prices to suit
everybody get our prices before buy
ing. KDECKLEY & 90.
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WA ANTILI.---Man with nony saw-mill
outfit I" saw $4,000 feet or more of
lumber by contract. miles west of
Lexington. Apply to =. r. Hen
dirk, Lexington. S. c. Phone 2 on
~. '''' 1tpd.
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FOR SALE-6 RI. Red r,lllets ready
\ to lay $3.50 each. also fine yr.
cock $3.50. Apply 10 I-cnnje Addy.
1tpd.
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Dec. 10th, 1919.
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Li:WnsToCk

FOR SALE-T'wo large mules weigh
ing apSpt 1900 pounds each. Apply
to'J. H Fox or J. * FOX, Lexing-
toh, 5: @. 2t-p-s.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

December, 9, 1919
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

December 9. 1919.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1919-08-23
Years OF Suffering
Over She Declares
Mrs. Mammie Hall Was Confined TO
Her Bed For Many Months Gain
ed 10 Pounds On Tanlac
And Troubles Over

''Tanlac has not only saved
me from an operation but since
taking it l have gained nine
teen pounds and now weigh five
pounds more than / ever did
in my life," said Mrs. Mammie
Hall, of 1917 Eighth Avenue.
Nashvill, Tenn.
II suffered for years, she con-
tinued, from a bad form OF
stomach trouble and had fallen
off until l weighed only ninety
six pounds. Nothing ate would
agree with me. and / lived on
matted milk and crackers and be-
came so weak and rundown that
lay in bed almost HELPLESS for
eleven months. / was so ner-
vous that the least noise would
drive me distracted and my head
ached like it would burst. /
could hardly sleep at night and
had terrible pains in my chest
and back. / was told that only
an operation would help me.
Il was taken to the hospital
once, but didn't want to be oper-
ated on, so persuaden my hus-
band to get me some Tanlac.
After taking four bottles, was
entirely relieved of my troubles
and feeling fine in every way.
My husband also has taken Tan
lac and says it has helped him
wonderfully. We are both in
debted to Tanlac. I"
Tanlac is sold in Colfax by
Dixie Pharmacy and by one
regular established agency in
every town.