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The Kendrick gazette., 1920-12-31
HEALTHY AND VIGOROUS HEN
Right Kind to Keep in Laying Pen for
Production Of Eggs-Dispose
Of Defects.

II does not matter how well bred a
hen may be or how well we may try
to feed her for egg production, If she
is not naturally healthy and vigorous.
she will not be a bird to keep in the
laying pen. Birds that have any phys
ical defects should not be kept.
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-12-31
The Greatest Gift.

Your Christmas gift to the Euro
pean child relief collection may help
In saving . ehiid's life and Is earn
estIy solicited. Send checks to the
local committee Of the joint organ
izations or direct to European Re-
lief Council. e Broadway. New
York City.
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-12-31
How To Be Healthy

If you would enjoy good health
keep your bowels regular and your
stomach and liver in good working
order. This is easily done by TAX
ing Chamberlaln's Tablets. These
tablets strengthen the stomach and
regulate the liver and bowels.
They are easy to take and mild and
gentle in effect. They only cost a
quarter.
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-12-31
HANDLE SQUASH CAUTIOUSLY
Extreme Care 10 Essential II They
Are to Keep Weil-Good ven-
tilation 10 Needed.

Squash should be carefully handled
from the field to storage II they are
to keep well. Place on wooden racks
in storage house one layer deep. The
house should be warm and have 0
good circulation of cir.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-03

Aeabanos de -ecibir una eOrta can
tidzd de ~maGuinaS dc escribi- OLIVER
No. 5. que estanos disPuesJos a REMA-
TAR 81 inSimo p-ecio de SS5 90 itrelnta
V cInco pescsl UNICAMENTE PoR so
Dias remi;isnGoLas = cuslguJeE pSEte &c
los EstaSos UaidoS.
Pida Prospe-toS ' Decalles Gratis 4:
:. GUTIERREZ
?. o. Box 90 LAREDO. TEX.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-03
Fueron decIarados uarics
puestos ibres en-
Mexico

CIITDAD DE MENICO, Julio =
Ha causado magnffica impression en-
ire ell concrete de Ia metr9poii' y
nrincinalmente entire el concrete de
innortaci6n, Ia noticia de que ei Ge-
neral Salvador Alvarado. Ministro de
Hacienda en- el Gabiente del Presider,
"a do IA Huerta. esta formulando un
proyecto para u por decreto Gel LIE
cutivo sean creados tres puertos II
bres en- Ia Repdblica, senalandose los
de Guaymas, Sonora, Sauna OFu%'
| Oaxa,ca v Puerto Mexico Neracruz.
Los comerciantes interesados direc-
,amente en- el proyecto de ~referencia.
han afirmado que de realizarse como
10 tiene pensado Ell actual Ministro de
| F~inanzas. Sc obtendran eNcelentlslmos
resultados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-03
Los DOS PROXIMOS FESTIVAiES
DE LOS cABAllEROS
DE COLON

SECURES estamos de que co~nstituiran
singular noCa social los festivities que
lrcpara n s.mpatica sociedad de !os
CaballeroS De Colon. Tratase NADIA mo
nos que de ia Inauguration del nuevo
local con lus cuento "a penciOnada p
Srupacion-
Con anterioridad inTormamoS a nuesc
tros l~ectores que los Caballeros de
Colon hab!aE adQuirido Ell "Harmoay
EIaly' que de hoy en- adelaate lleva-a e!
uombre de knights OF Columbus
Hall. Ell masuifico edificio uticado en-
Ia cuadra terce:a Dc las cafes de Roma
nd.
Pues bien. para Inaugural iiSnamen
ta este ediijrio. los Cabalieros de Color
lie San Antonio han ~preparado dos les
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-03
(Viene de la Pss. 81

atmoSfera no habria vapor de aqua
Que fuera retenido en- Ia superficie
de Ia TERRA y que Sc convirtiera
despueS en- lluvia fecunda.
Para que Sc comprenda 10 que es
Ia radiacion de la Terra hacia los
espacios interplanetarios basta re-
cordar Que en- los meseS de verano
las noches en- que el cielo esta Gu
bierto de nubes Ell calor es mas inten
so cue cuando esta el firmamento
deSpejado. Y es que cuando no hay
nubes e. calor que Sc desprende dc
IA TERRA puede irradiar hacia el in,
finito, en- tanto que cuando hay nu
bes estas impiden esa radiacion. Er
las nocheS de ~invierno. por Ia misms
razon, 0 mas frias las noches deS
/ pejadas que las nubladas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-03
A r LOCAllZAR A UN
PEQUENUElO

A las $50 P. VI. del dfa de aver Sc tu-
w conocimicrto en- las oficinas de po-
1:cfa de la desaparici6n de. nino de Tres
amos. llamado William Coblantz, Sus Id
rniIiar :, dor1:liados en- 81 numero 80
do n ayenlda Laclede. d~ijercn a las au
tor;dades poiiciacas que hacta va "a
rios dfas cue ell pequenuelo Sc ha1ia
csc. pado dc ST. casa Y que u!tniainet
te Sc les habfe informado haoerie Wis
10 en- companfa de un ~jovcncito meNicS
ro vendo anlbos en- un caro- repartido!
de verdura9. -.
FL niho Coblantz viste de Dill
=, - nantal6n cortoy anda descalzo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-03

Los BENEFICIOS DE LA ATMOS-
FERA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-03

tIvales que promoter ser eItraordina-
I'os. FL dfa de mafana primer dia de
festejosl ser& dedicado a la i~n!ciacion
noventa candidates q deberan reu
nirse en- el nucvo local a las 7 de la ma
Iana. De ALI partiran en- formation con
los va inici..dos para asistir al SaCrift-
clio de la misa, en- ia Cathedral de san
Fernando donde recibiran IA sagrada
Camunion. DespuaS de esta ceremonial
~religiosa parSiran. siempre en- forma-
ci6n. rumoo al colegio Teresiano. sitio
en- las GALES de Guilbeau, donde habrs
lie servfrselc5 Tin desayuno.
A las 10 de Ia manana el Obispo Ar
thur Droesarts bendecira el nuevo To-
cal con las ceremonies apropiadss. 81
| ruiendo Embellishments la iniciacior
de los candidates a q~uieneS les serf
confrido el primer grade. FL sesund'
y tercero grades les seran conferid1
hasta por Ia tarde.
On banquete de mil cubiartos dar'
principle a las S Y 80 en- q propI
local inausUrado. Para tai objeto 81 cd
| ficio ser4 decorado suntuosamente de:
dc il azotea hasta el s6tano. ma mas
! rlfica ocquesta amenizara este agape
On el Que el senior William Dielhraal
funsira de maestro de cermonias-
FL segundo dfa de festejos consistir'
en- IN elegantc bale, con la asistencii
de todos los miembros de esta iRstitu
ci6n Y de ~seiscientos personals mas gu
han sido espacialmente invitadas.
L! bale sera en- el salon de actos co
{ nue cuenta cl nuevo edificio de los c
balleros de Colon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-03
Personals QUE SOLICITATION PA
SAPORTES PARA MEXICO

F. A. Chapa, para Ia ciudad de Next
co.
SeMora A6elalGa Rivas Chapa, para Ia
ciudad de Mexico.
Sclta. Beatriz Chapa, para Ia ciudad de
Mexico.
Eleanor Matthews. para Ia ciudad de
Mexico.
Ed. J. Slappcr para San Carlos. Coah.
Geodge G.. Guilberson. para Monterrey
y. L.
| Mrs. WallLa Brand, para Parral, Chi
huahua.
! J. II. Sartain, para las ciudades de Me
Aico Y Tanplco.
Ada Mendham Nc Cobb, para las ciu-
dades de Mexico Y OaNaCa.
Ernest G"cinmel, para las ciudades df
Monterrey, Saltillo y Torre6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-03
Fragmento de un tibro sobre la
reuoluci0n mexicana

retro. pr6ximo, EN- ia que ridiculizando
"a auuellos, ridiculiza y desprestlGia
cl pats que le ha brindado franca
Y caballerosa hospitaiida6. y n tnu-
sitada acogida.
:Ous hace Blasco Ibahez en- Yan-
keelandia?
les. acaso, Norte America punto a
prop6sito para dirigir desde aln Ia
campana lstino americananista de Que
tanto alardea?
Noveladcr megan6malo. v.ctima de
tn propia egoiatrfa: como ell Proreo
multiforme cambias las ideas en- el
fiemo de au i~ntelecto. Y crees serVir
a Ia Libertad cuando estas a sucldo
por ell Capital.
Sehalas las lacras sociales de mi
pats, exagerandoias, solo por provo
car otra Revolution 0 justificar, tai
vez. una lejana intervention, cuando
IN III caracter de e%scritor ca5e Sc
nalar como soci6logo el remedio para
conjurar esos males.
No lograras con tus artfcuios de
contrata previa, la opinion
publica a que re refieres en- III ultimo
e~scrito. r~eprodicido por ell "Heralo1
de Cuba" con flecha 6 del actual, por-
que a 10 que aqui respecta eres bien
corocido V no Sc ha olvidado toda-
VIA aquella III ~"gloriosa epopeya' de
Ia pampa argentina, cuando, al decir
de Ia opinion pGolica de este pats, OBJ
tuviste "pingiies g~ananciaS" no solo
del Gobierno de aquella Republica, ST.
no de los pobres colonos ~valencianos
arrastrados por tn ambici6n desen-
frenada.
Use dejarAn arrastrar. tambien. las
Companies pctr0leras de Tampico?
Alliance q
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-03
POR o

Sc hosDedan en- el hotel St. Anthony
de esta ciudad las siguientes personals:
=. NJ. Asuirrc V farnilia, F. de Ia Vega,
!. Preciado y familia, procedentes de
Ia ciudad d. Tucson. Ariz. Eulalio Ro-
man, Luis Murcia MARTINEZ y Manuel
Roberto Vignolle lego aver a esta ciu-
dad de Mexico.
Kberto NiCnolle lleg6 aver a esta ciu
dad de San Antonio. procedente de la
de Mexico. Y Sc hospeda en- ell note
Gunter.
Sc hosped, er 81 hotel Gunter de es-
IA ciudad Mr.. J. D. j.. Ennlnss' quieT
| lego aver a a Antonio, procedente
de Ia de Laredo, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-03

Habana. JUNO de MCMXX.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-03
Sc LIE lNTERNA EN- UN


La respectable sonora doha Esther
ter c. de Nieto. hija del seior D. Aure-
ito 3. CortGs y esposa de don Jose G.
Nieto, encu@ntrase reclufda en- el sana-
torio Lee de esta ciudad donde Sc lie
practice una penoslsima o~peracion a
yer q mediodfa.
Amistades de los esposos Nieto han
estado a informarse por ell estado de
ia dana Que, segun Sc nos dijo me1ora
rotablemHnte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-03

PRONOSTICO que rinde para hoy e,
~Observatorio Meteorological de San An
tonic: Temperature agradahle cuyo
maximum flu5ara entire los 90 y ga
Ligeros vientos v~ariables.
ID temperature de aver fluctuo en-
ire los IS y los 80 grades.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-03
CROCKETT PULLMAN AUTO
LIVERY 104 Calan St.
Teltfonos Crockett sse

TelcfonoS Crockett sse y Io+-
FL unico sitio nexieano de autonovites
On IA ciudad. Viajes desde soc. Car-oS a
p-op6sro Y a precics rasonableS para Bau-
tizos. m~atrimonios y funcrsies. Chauffeurs
de Union
LEON A. MARTINEZ, Prop.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-03
CAPITULO V

Contandole del Gallo" estudiantil,
Ge bajar a VeracruZ. sali6 en- converse {
ci0n Ell trisi"mente celebre novelista
cspanol don Vicente Blasco IbaneZ;
Y digo tristemente celebre. porque
Causa tristeZa SUI celebridad popula-
chera, hoy mas que nunca, cuando en-
articulos joco-serios, escritos desde
Htew York Y r~eproGucidos en- la prensa
de la Habana, rec5entemcnte, Sc bur-
Ia con satira chocarrera de aquellos
~personajes que no tuvieron para con
81 s:no finfsimas atenciones.
Como conceptua listed, don Saliva
dec, la production literaria del autor
&c, En- el pals del Arte"
En- mi conception estetica Gu
20 ell novelista mientras su pluma
de escritor SC mantuvo independents;
pero desde los 'Cuatro Jinetes del
Apocalipsis" Y Mare Nostrum". que
sor novelas de propaganda aliada hien
lemuneradas por cleric, va no me gus
ia"
Y efectivanente: las plumas vend!-
das no valen Ia pena de leerse: el
nuvelista de contrata. preYia carece de
!ndependenria de criterio, no tiene, va.
e,evaci6n de ideales, nj finalidades no
hles; solo SC eleva a Ia altura de Ia
paga.
Son los A~doradores, burgueses del
CIos-ORO:
Siervos. incCndicionales;
Iconoclas;as del NERBO: lapidando
los IDOLOS del ARTE. han profa-
nado el Temple del IDEAL.
,Preyaricadores de su propio CREDO;
Uecan. cIaudicantes, i~mplorando de TO
dillas un mcndrugo miserable a cam
hio de las rrartillas q emhorronan, an
10 81 dos p~arad6jico del DOLLAR!
:FIscupe. Blasco Ibanez, al cielo de
mi Patria, que Ia saliva te caera en-
J., cara!
iCortesanoS de la literature. tie me
recess Ia sentcncia displicente de Hora
clio:
iVERVUM PECUS!.... porque va
sres del REBANt SEREIL. \ por el
"modus vivendi' de III puma mercena
,.a-como 81 Cristo a los m~ercaderes-
1ns idealistas te arrojamos del Tempo
del IDEAL: Wade retro. Satanas.
Va vera usted.-me dijo OIaz
Miron,-Io que BIaseo lbanez saldrs
hablando dc Mexico. No sc por que
me parece que obedece a ina orIen'
t~acion. politica. preconeebida. par7
desprestigiarnos en- Ell ~extraniero.
Y, ciertamente, va hemos visto CO.
mo. en- artfculos chocarreros publ
cados en- The New York Times
~reproducidos en- la prensa de esta ca
pital. tratando los asuntos mas ~
files de Mexico, Sc concrete a des
/ prestigiar aprovechando ell Gamble
| de Gobierno, pero eludiendo toda res
ponsabilidad. a los altos p~ersonaje:
de Ia politica meXicana, con II 1dc'
oreconcebida dc que me Iab!aoa
noeta en- los Drimeros dias de Aori
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-03
Por Ricardo Alfonso Sarabia.

Dfaz Mir6n con su clarivi-
denc;a de poeta, vaticina Ia
conducta futura de BlaSco Iba
irez para con los meiicanos.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-05-26
O'Daniel & Reid
Clinton, S. c.

ilicatiOn by one moro State Of the
Susan b. Anthony amendment And
they are still hanging fire waiting on
the tip toe for the dawn"
Mr.. Bcnet also charged that those
women who had been most active in
the State were paid workers, which
brought protest from Senator Chris
tcnsan and also cries of mo" from the
gallery, which was occupied by w0-
men. Senator Christensen said he re-
scntcd from the bottom of his heart
any reflection on the women Of the
state who were seeking suffrage.
Senator Christensen also took ~.
Bcnct to task for his statcmen as
to pending political announcements.
When Mr.. Bcnct said the charge d!l
not apply TO him, but did apply 20
Mr.. Pollock, Mr. Pollock jumped to his
feet and spoke to a point Of personal
privilege. Prolonged and bitter ex-
changes passed bcwccn the two
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-05-26
Lovc.s, comnnun,cntlon

W!'rn III" ?e;n'S of the great Laurel
mnSn"lia ar" touched, however light.
~ ~" result is 4 brown spot, which
develops in Il few hours. This fact is
taken advantage of by the South
american lover. who pulls magnolia
hover, and on one Of It's pure white
r"'h'S writes motto or message
lhcn he sends the flower, the young
'adN puts 1t In a vase of water, and liz
three or four hours the message writ
zen Oh the leaf becomes perfectly visi
blc and remains so
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-05-26
WAVING THE BLOODY SHIRT.
Madden OF Illinois Denounced Heroes
and Leaders OF the Conicderacy as
MTrnitnrSN In SnCrch In lIOuSr


a reiterated statement by Repre-
sentative Madden, Republican, iIll4
nois, in the house on Tuesday that the
Confcdaratcs OF Civil War days were
TRAITORS" evoked a storm of protest
from Southern members.
Representative Stcdman, iDcmo-
crat, North Carolina, Confederate
veteran had told the house that Mr..
tMaddcu's similar remark last week
would be disapproved by majority OF
the people Of the country. Mad
den replied that he had no apology
to make. The COnefderatcs were
traitors because they attempted to
destroy the union, Mr.. Madden said,
and asked
Does any one deny it?"
There was an uproar from the
Democrats. several Southern mem
bers shouting Yes" and others,
you're a liar
Representative Romquc, Democrat,
Missouri arose from his seat start
ing toward Madden, as did Repre-
sentative Johnson, Democrat. Missis-
sppi, but both stopped short. Mad
den turned toward the Democratic
side and said:
"They were traitors. You say no,
and ! say yes. They did try to des-
troy the union.
The. turmoil subsidized finally, but
previously Mr.. Stedman drew cheers
from the Democrats, when he said
that no one questioned the bravery
or integrity of Robert r.. Lee, and
that Mr.. Madden was "alone in will
derness Of his own creation"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-05-26
Cara OF Thanks.

We wish to return our sincere
thanks to each and every one for cV-
cry act of kindness shown us during
the recent illness and death OF our
darling child, and also for the beaut!-
full floral tributes which were placed
by loving hands. May Gods richest
manifold blessings rest upon each one
OF them.
Mr.. and Mr.. r. a. Gillespie
and Fami T.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-05-26
Cathedral Resembles Grass AIN.

or the worlds cathcd"nls, probably
the most curious Is that Nhi n crow MS
nil in Uganda. In appearance It re-
scmblcs nothing so much as noun
tain OF grass. although on closer in
spection one Is able to see that mud
and wood have been extensively ema
ployed. The structure can accomo.
date 1000 people.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-05-26
Get After TIE Res&

Mosquitoes always pass The early
part OF their life history in water.
Adults do not travel very far unless
carried by wind. If YOU are bothered
by them. look around for some stagnant
water. Put little Kerosene on thig
ana effect q CONTROL Exchange.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-05-26
No Worms in a Eiea,t;,v cr,ns

All children troubled with worms have an u,.
healthy color, which indicates poor blood, ond aa
rule, there Is more or less stomach disturbance
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC given regularly
for two or three weeks will enrich the blood i'm
prove the digestion, and act eo a General Streneth-
cDinG Tonic TO the whole system Nature vii! then
throw OFF or dispel thcwor end tho Child will be
II perfect saitb. PcaGent to take G0c per bottle
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-05-26
Charlotte, ". G.,
May %, 1920.
sue"

Come to Laurons and buy your bill
at j. c. Burns & Co.'S two stores.
Two big stocks to select from and
You can buy very near everything you
need at j. G. Burns & Co. for less
money.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-05-26
Entertainment at Friendship Church.

The young people Of Friendship
Presbyterian church will give an en-
tcrtainmcnt at the Hickory Tavern
school building Saturday evening.
May 29th, beginning at $50 o'clock.
Admission will be 10 and % cents The
public is cordially invited.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-05-26
Honors, Laurens City Schools.
Session 1019-20.

Winner Of scholarship medal for
highest yearly average: nellie Jones.
Winner Of ID. "A. r. medal for high
est average in American history: EN-
mic Lou Washington.
Winner of MCGOWAN medal for best
essay by member of MCGOWAN Liter
ary Society: Caroline Holmes.
Winner of Phil ID. Huff medal for
highest average in Latin: nellie Jones.
Winner of o. b. Simmons medal for
best score in military tactics: Fred
Bishop and Roy Childrcss, tied.
Yearly Honor Roll.
The following pupils have attained
The distinction Of having their names
on the honor roll every month during
the session:
Eleventh Grade Edna Riddle, Eliz
abcth Sem
Tenth Gradc-'Eula Burns, Nancy
Mcng, Rosalic Sullivan, Emmic Lou
Washington.
ninth Grade Herman Taylor, Mar
tin league, Vcrmellc Canc, Margar
ct Coleman. Lois Fuller Allie Cos.
nell, Martha Miller 1Iollcr, Nclc
Jones, Eua Mae Martin, Sara !;liza
Swygert, Louise Smith, Grace Taylor,
Eva Taylor, Jeanic Wright
Eighth Grade-Allienc Miller, Wy
att Waldrep, Fred Clifton.
Seventh Grade-Paul Philpot, jamie
Holmes Davis, Sidney Holmes, Kath-
crime Hicks, Marie Gene Gray, Mary
O. Hollcr, Mamie Franks, Thomas
Watson Cothran McCravy, Frank
Roper, Horace Nichols, Francci
knight, Everett Thomas, George
Wright, Margie CLANCY, Harold Hud-
gems, Margaret Humbert, Clara Boyd
Sixth and Seventh Grades-Ililda
Taylor, Mary Wade, Ada Catherine
Owings, William Power, Layton Wal
drep.
Sixth Grade-Edith Hellams, Ida
Mae Hunter, Lila Hickman, Gertrude
Sexton, Mary Lou Ferguson.
Fifth Grade--Martha Power Har-
lowe Mahaffey, Mary Avery.
Fourth and Fifth Grades Bruce
Thompson, Oscar Babb.
Fourth Grade-Mary Anderson.
Third Martha Franks, Emily
Taylor.
Second GraGe-Sarah DOrroh, Ma
bel Trotter, Emanuel Martin.
First Grdae-Emily Babb.
Perfect Attendance and Punctuality.
The following pupils have been
neither absent nor tardy during the
session:
Tenth Grade-Eula Burns, Rosalic
Sullivan, Emmic Lou Washington.
Ninth Gradc-IIcrman Taylor, Mar
garct Coleman Frank Wade, Lois Full
lor, Allie Gosncll, Nclc Jones, Sara
Eliza Swygert, Louise Smith.
Eleventh Grade Mary Gasquc.
Eighth Gradc--Alliono Miller Ruth
sullivan, Roy CASTOR, Wyatt Waldrcp.
Seventh Grade Laurie Kennedy,
Paul philpot, Margic Chanoy.
Sixth and Scvcnth Grades .lrlld;t
Taylor Layton Waldrcp, William
Power, Mary Wade.
Sixth Gradc-Mary Lou Ferguson,
Ida Mae Hunter, Gertrude Sexton, Ii
la Rickman
Fifth Grade-Lamar Caldwell, Mary
Avery, Martha Power, Clara Sexton,
1arlowc Mahaffcy
Fourth and Fifth Grades William
Crews, James Martin, Bruce Thomn-
son.
Second Gradc-Sarah Dowoh Ma
TrOtter.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-05-26
The Wednesday Club.

The Wednesday Club will meet this
afternoon at 1880 o'clock with Mrs.
John a. Hicks. AS this is the last
meeting for the year, all members arc
urged TO be present.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-05-26
NTATE CONVENTION
UPHOLDS THE pRES!DHNp
Continued from Page One J

SPRINGS, Lancaster; Sixth, ID. y. Me-
Coll, Bcnnctt#villr; seventh, ThomG8
G.. Mcleod, Bishopyillc
Campaign Opens junc 2and.
Tho executive committee mot i'm
mcdiatoly after the major matters he
fore the convention wrc concluded
June % was fixed as the opening date
for the campaigns for the state o!l!c-
crs and the United States senate. \
committee composed Of Willie Jones,
G. y. Gu8nard and Harry n. Ed
munds was appointed to frame the
itineraries. The assessment OF The
senatorial campaign is 500 and con
gresham $l75.
Confidence In Wilson.
y resolution expressing confidence
in Woodrow Wilson'S policies and the
hope that the presidents health migth
be soon restored. that "hc may again
assume leadership of the moral forces
of the world" was unanimously adopt
cd BY The State Democratic convcn-
ton. The resolution was offered by
Francis II. Weston of Columbia. On
motion of Fred II. Dominick, con
grcssman from the Third district, the
clerk Of the convention was instruct
ed to telegraph this to the president.
The resolution reads:
Resolved, That we, the Democrats
the Hon. Woodrow Wilson, the great
leader Of the party, our sincere and
profound symnathicS in his recent i'll
ness, and assure him that it is our
hope that he may soon be fully re-
stored to health and strength in order
that he may again assume the leader
ship Of the moral forces Of the world"
The resolution to cnfranchisc the
women Of the state was defeated by a
vote of 2i5 to So.
During the debate on this question
an alteration took place between
Christie Bcnct OF Columbia and W.
P. Pollock, OF Chcraw, both former
United States senator's from South
Carolina and both having voted on op-
poSdc sides during their tenure Of
office on the question. Mr.. Bonct il
uncompromisingly against suffrage,
while Mr.. Pollock is an ardent sup
porter. The tilt came at the conclu-
sion Of Mr.. Benets speech. during
which Mr.. Benet had said he had
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-05-26

1T Will pay you TO come many miles
to j. c. Burns & Co.'s two big stores
In Laurcns, and buy your spring and
summer bills. j. G. Burns & Co. sells
same goods for less money all the
time.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-05-26
At Fleming School.

There will be an ice cream supDer,
cake walk, etc. at Fleming school
next Friday night, May 2Sth. The
public is cordially invited to attend.