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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-19
DODGE, STRADDLE AND SOFT SOAP

A most appropriate slogan for the Repub.
lcian leaders in the presidential campaign of
this Year of Our Lord, 1920, might be found
by the adoption of the above truly no truer
words could be written into trademark"
Dodge, Straddle and Soft Soap constitute
the essence of the platform, as approved and
adopted by the Chicago convention of Re-
publicans. Dodge, Straddle and Soft Soap,
with a few expressions of damn Wilson
and "Wilson be damned" interspersed in har-
monious accord, along lines approved by
Lodge, Knox and the other members of the
United States senate who placed politics and
political subterfuge above country.
Dodge, Straddle and Soft Soap has been
the text from which Senator Harding has
preached his front porch editorials from the
morning after the hotel room nomination
down to the present moment.
And dodge straddle and soft soap prom
ises fair to be the battle cry of the national
Republicans from now on until the close of
the polls on the day of the general election
The Republican platform, adopted by the
representatives of that party in convention
assembled at the windy city by the side
of the lake, is masterpiece. AS a fair
minded and unbiased Democrat we acknowl-
edge this and stand ready, anxious and will
ing to doff our hat to the men who drafted
it, plank by plank, section by section, knot
holes, moth-holes, loopholes and ALL
The Republican platform, adopted as
above mentioned, dodges every issue, strad-
dies every question and, with empty words
and meaningless phrases soft-soaps the gul-
llble members Of the great American family
in futile effort to make them believe that
the real interests of mankind are best served
through making front porch speeches, which
tell in lurid language all about the horrors Of
Washington crossing the Delaware and of
the ragged Contnentals who starved and died
while fighting the minions of King George
at Valley Forge
The platform committee with great agility,
neatness and dispatch lodged the league of
nations, after the reactionary senators had
started in to make it an ISSUE and the Repub-
llcan campaign orators are now busily en-
gagged in straddling the point while Harding
himself portions out sweet nothings, soft-soap-
ing the voters who come from different Sec
tions to hear him tell how Wilson has ruined
the country and how Jake Hamon saved it
in the 10Xl0 hotel rom Just before the battle
mother.
Dodge, Straddle and Soft Soap. fitting
battle cry for party without slogan, with
out an issue, without candidate who has
the nerve to go forth and submit the decision
to the great army of American voters, upon
its merits.
Dodge, Straddle and Soft Soap dodge
every point, save the point that Wilson should
be damned; dodge, straddle and soft soap,
straddle every possible question except the
one appertaining to the eternal damning of
Wilson; dodge, straddle and soft-soap, soft
soap the gulble with wordy, meaningless
platitudes
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-19

The fifth annual Carter county fair is now
history. And with its passing the people of
Ardmore and Carter county should bring
themselves to realize that agriculture and
stock-raising constitute two of the most i'm
portant commercial industries. All who Wis
tied the fair were particularly impressed with
the exhibits. They saw what can be done
by Carter county farmers and by the boys
and girls of Carter county's farms. So, it
is the opportune time right now to get busy
and lay the foundation upon which to build
the sixth annual fair for this county, making
it the biggest and best fair ever held in this
part of Oklahoma-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-19
or EDUCATIONAL INTEREST
Attorney Generals Office Holds That
Majority Vote Il sll That L. Need.
ed 10 Dissolve Consolidated
Schools.

Oklahoma cily. Sept is.-A consol-
lda,c school dlstric, may be dissolved
by a majority vote of 20 per cent
Of the voters taking part In the elec.
ton called FOR that purpose accord
Ing TO decision by Il. y. Wood. as
sisiant to the Attorney general. In a
letter TO II. II. Wilson. state school
superintendent. Mr.. Wood gave az his
opinion that tho 'aw does no, re-
auire that 70 per cent Of the register
ed and qualified voters take part In
the election to make Il lesAl.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-19

THE Tulsa World thinks that The Ard
morete is scared stiff because we say that
there is a possibility of Harreld being elected
over Ferris. The Tulsa World is mistaken.
The Ardmoreite is not scared. The Ardmore-
lite knows that the danger, admitted, of Har-
reld's election will not be found through any
of the disaffection in the Democratic ranks
which the World and other papers of it's kind
are trying to work up, but that his election
may be brought about through careless DEM
ocrats asleep at the switch while the Repub-
licans work day and night exerting both fair
means and foul. The pole-cat never enters
poultry yard that is watched.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-19

Some people have wealth and are able to
conceal that fact-from the tax assessor. Other
people are accused of having political acu-
men and of being statesmen and are able to
conceal the fact that they are falsely
charged Harreld, Republican candidate for
the United States senate, belongs to one or
the other of these classes To which one
we do not, care to say, yet we believe that
he makes correct return to the assessor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-19

progressive people have already been think
ing of the matter and many are considering
the matter of planting pecan and walnut
trees.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-19
Sunday, September l9, 1920.

Enmity can hardly be more annoying
than querulous, jealous, exacting fond
ness.-Macaulay
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-19

Tishomingo Capital-Democrat re-
marks, Girls hesitate to marry heroes
with wooden legs. but don't mind
taking chances on fellows with wooden
heads"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-19
Oklahoma State
Press

Editorial writer on the Oklahoman
evidently never tried to sleep in n
crowded chair car. He says. mo
one ever wanted to kill child"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-19

Editor Rubc Geers must figure that
Tishomingo has other drinkables be-
sides water. He says. I'VE know
n druggist who sells so much patent
medicine that he ought to wear n
white apron"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-19

Poteau News remarks. Republican
national headquarters insists that
Governor Cox IL q liar. yet every day
they admit that the campaign sum
being raised Is just n little bigger
than 1t was the day before"
Editor Of the Idabol News must
know all about women and house
cleaning and spring-changing times.
He says. Joy reigns supreme In the
hearts or the American housewives
when the gladstone spring draws
near"
Muskogec Phoenix believes that the
advocates of light wines do not care
what kind of wines they are so they
are strong enough TO Kick and light
enough to give the average chap a
chance to get III up any time OF the
moon.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-13
EVIDENCE EXPECTED TO
CLEAR UP MYSTERY
H. @. May Called as Witness
in Inquest Over Mrs. Min
ME Viola ReYnolds

Chicago Dec. 13.-H. C. May OF La
faytte, Ind, general superintendent OF
the Monon railroad, and his wife were
both expected to be present at the in
quest today over the body OF Mrs.
Minnie Viola Reynolds. rich widow, who
was found dead in her luxurious north
side apartment May, a was expected.
would testify and authorities believe
nus testimony will aid them in clearing
me mystery surrounding Mrs Reynolds
death.
May, II Is alleged was the princlpal
figure IN the dual existence OF Mrs
reynolds, who was also known as Mrs
". c, May" Various papers and artl-
Giles of wearing apparel bearing tho
name OF III. c. May" were found in
tho apartment occupied by Mrs. Rey-
Mrs. May. who lives in Lafayette.
told the police that she spent Saturday
IN Chicago with her husband and that
May mad told her of Mrs. Reynolds
death and OF the association OF his
name with the affair She refused TO
reveal the nature OF any statements
made to her hv her husband.
Although the room in which Mrs.
reynolds body was found by an leo man
was hlled with gas. circumstances sur
rounding Ill affair and the condition
OF the woman's body lead the police TO
believe that It was not gas that caused
her death
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-13
PERFECT PEAR-SHAPED
PEARL VALUED AT $4,000

san Diego. cat, Dee. 10 Two tne
pearls recently were found In the pearl
nshorieR OF MaEdnlouR bny on the coat
~ lower California and were bought
by n san Diego icwelcr ono Is of
perfect pear shape weighing 90 grains.
nnd valued at $4,000 The other IN
oval wcirha II grains and is valued ~
t2.b00. The pear shaped gem IL he.
lioved 10 be- the largest marine pcarl
over found on the western coast az
AmcricH II IA the color Of mercury
while the smaller pearl II Of luHtrous
white.
The earliest American pearl fisheries
were Oh tho COASTS ~ Venezuela The
MnRdHoloun bay nshorlce are ~ com
pnrntivcN recent origin They are being
worked more extensively than ever he.
fore because with the depletion Of
Oriental fisheries the demand for
pearls IN world markets IA the heaviest
ana prices Hre the highest IN hiHtory
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-13
BERR YENTERS RACE
FOR COMPTROLLER
HIS Idea Is to Wage War on
Back Tax System of
State,

Nashville, Doc. Especial --Col.
Harry s. Berry, late commanding OIL
Ger OF the ll5 Field Artillery, A. r., r.,
and ilrst state commander OF tho
American legion, has announced his
candidacy for the oIllce of sttnc comp
troller, with the Wow of wating war
on the hnck tan system, In his an
nounComout Col, Berry lnvors tho
amendment OF the present law ms fol-
lows: tlrHt In case of back nssest@
ment for alleged fraud or for made
Quacy OF assessment, the burden of
proof shah rest upon the state; Second.
n complete public record shall he pre-
served Of every collection made. and
every compromise settlement shall he
made hoioro, and approved by n
legally constituted hoard, which shall
prepare n complete record of the case
fhird, the placing OF all agents and at
tutnoNs Of the revenue department
upon n hNed compensation, common
surato with the value OF thoir services
ana tho paying of an fccH and penalties
INTO the Wute Treasury, thereby In
crcnsinE the public revenue,
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-13
EAST TENNESSEE
REPUBLICANS PROTEST
Bombard J. Will Taylor With
kilograms Opposing Con-
firmation of Garrett.

washington. Dec. tSpocial)--
Congressman J, WIN Taylor OF rem
nessoc ia being bomhnrded with tole-
grams OF protest against tho contirmn-
tion OF Gnrrctt'R nomination from re-
puhlicRn's hack home, fifteen having
come IN today. II IL snid Congress-
mnn-cloct Scott OF the Eighth dlrtrict
" announced for early arrival here TO
protest against rnrnrtt Assuming TO
speak tol the republicans Of the state
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-13
FIRE DEPARTMENT OF
DALTON ELECTS CHIEF

Dalton, Ga, Dec IL Special) THE
Dalton fire department has elected OH
GERS for the new year, again selecting
WIN Perry ms chief Mr.. Perry has
served In that capacity for more than
n decade, and has rendered the city ex-
celolnt service, The departments other
officers are; Paul Stlnson, first as
slatant chief; Willard Staten. second as
sistant chief; John Springfield. secre-
tary and treasurer.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-13
OFF THE WIRES

New York.--sh'tlnn Of tho industrial
struggle begun this week whom thou
sands 81 members of AmAlEnmRted
Clothing Workers OF America spurued
The proposal uf the clothing manufhc-
turors' ureocintlon 20 return 20 the
piece work svHtrm ~ wages. o. y fight
over q closed OF open shop waH fore
east here
BOSTON conference between
rrosldont-cloct Harding and Gpv Cool
idRc. rr-rroaidont 90 be- held NJ the
HonntorH homo IN Marion @, on Dec
10 was announced ~ the governors
nilCo. Tho nature ~ the conference
wHN not revealed but II Ia HaId 20 have
lrrn rrour.ird hv senator tlurdinw
los hnuclcs.--lndictre charging
criminal ronsplrDr. were returned
against four persons here hy The Ton
Angeles county grand Jury which. f7r
several weeks. h1u been iuyeHtirRtlnF
charges ~ nli~rrd "cruokrdn"ss' In
1919 games IN tho Pacific coast base
hhl league
New York,-Thu National biscuit
company nuuour 90 n had puf INTO
cnret II general or cr reduction nn.rt-
Inr an II ila H.g,ral hundred products
In Hlmr caarf the auuouu.. mont said
thr dru, gene. VINE 20 Urr cent
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-13
Mr. HAM0N PROVES
AN ELUSIVE FUGITIVE

Fort Worth. Ten pee l3---Clare
smith Hamon. alleged SLAYER Of Jak'
D. lRwon. oklahoma coil king" he
apparently vanished j0'o the Mexico
deserts across the International boz
Irr. arsordiug 20 authorities here o
'av Ee1erei AGENTS and Sheriffs 60
rinua 20 watch the boundary, but pra'
ideally without hope 81 capturing n
elusive fugitive
Public opinioh meanwhile. Is con
tent ito drop the ca Authorities
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-13
AUCTIONS, LEGALS
LEGAL NOTICES.

AUCTION SALE next Tuesday, Dec.
II, at pursley stock yards. We will
sell lot of good mules and horses.
Tuesday Is mulo day We have four
cars OF good mules TO offer at auc-
ton or sale. Every animal guaranteed
as represented, sale starts 10 am.
pursloy Patterson
hURSLEY PATTERSON MULE co
200 Il, Main 81. Chattanooga. Tenn.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-13

: uOOM cottnRo at Ridgcdal,. on,
block from OAK Ht car line. close 'p
school .....s.t....,... .....,... = 600
Is CHATTANOOGA BARGAIN broom
cottage, ulorc to school fun sIzr lni.
only ..t,.,.t,,t,,rtt+,.. .,.,... 81 t1.
hrCAtI.iE AVE BARGAIN rooms
fufuuc" heat, $1,000, $1,000 cash. ST.
per month
I 4 BROWN
Iui " Oh 81 N1u 5sl'
IIAL ESTATE An kinds rentals aud
loans oldest ln city G. v Brown q
tlru
i, uNTTANoDGN. INVESTMENT
Two i-roum huu,H close 20 The Dol.
manufacturing plants, taat atr al.
ways rented offered today Tor only
1880 They bring bis returns ou price
asked for them. gu YOU will ind when
you see them. can r. u EnKlohardt
for ntrtt InfHrH9atf aa Main kf77
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-13
MERCHANDISE
WANTEp-ro BUY.

WAN ED-TO BUY. d6
THE SMITHS. Browns, and Jones 10
dress up at Palmer Clothing Co,
manufacturers and wholesalers, sell.
ing at retail less than manufacturers
prices.
SECoND-HA"D CT HING; hest
prices paid ~ u, nth st. Main ms
WANTED TO RENT-A house suitable
for roomlng house: must he centrally
located, with furnace, electric lights
and all oonvenienoes. Write |. u.
MARITIME, All Lindsay ST., or call Main
1925.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOUSES FOR SALE

a CHANCE to own your own home. Get
II through II cooperative plan, Only
per cent. interest charged on I'm
paid yearly balances See j. G.. I.nns.
ford 81 James bldg
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-13
BUSINESS SERVICE
Moving, Trucking, Storage

SERVICE TRANSFER CO.. Main 1891;
night phone Main 1895; reliable haul
ing of any kind. Sl2 Pine st.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-13

"EVANS SELLS LOTS"
SPLENDID HIGHLAND PARK HOME
Two-Story Groom modern home. IN
Guiding hot water heat, located In
one Of the best blocks Union ave.
$780, terms oHn bo arranged.
ANOTHER GOOD UNION AVE. HOME
SiN-room cottage. splendid location.
modern excepting furnace. owner
leaving the city, AnxlouA to sell
terms can be arranged.
SPLENDID BAILEY AVE. COTTAGE.
Eour-room cottage on corner lot one
OF the best locations IN tho Park, IL
now vacant and possession can be
had Immediately. Terms cnn be ar
ranged.
WILLOW ST. COTTAGE.
Four-room cottage, wen located, on
chr line and paved street, For quick
sale $2SJO. This party Will mako
terms.
JOHN Il. EVANS
REALTOR
IA r. 7th u, Main 1862.
REM Estate, Rentals, Loans. Insurance,
RUNGALOW-Ncw aud modern. hard
heat. garage, choicest location on
McCnlio and Woodward At Phone
owner, Main 3i5.
TTAGE Of four rooms. best section
Long street, close IN, IN good condi-
ion and In good neighhorhood. 81 600,
and will make good terms,
JOHN X. EVANS. REALTOR
IA f.. 7th st Main 4i8-B32
eal Estate Rentals. Loans Insurance,
EAST or RIDGE
Corner lot G6xl7G on Birds MIN road
about two blocks from cnr, hoaut-
nj level lot on which to build your
home. only 81 400 II taken this week.
ALBERT V, WALKER.
rs Vol bldg Wnl 7o6O, Hem. 672
DJR- ROOM house. l7l6 pcnchtrec It,.
cheap. Main bGG Mr.. Gang
HOUNE-On Broom house. East Lake
500 cash. $40 per month! working
man'H opportunity Main Ai,
HOUSE--Onc Groom house Ia East
Lnko Call Main 3fb
LOOKING FOR home7 Yea can m, .
johnston. Main ~; night wal 7i5'
HIGHLAND PARK
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-13
ROOMS AND BOARD
ROOMS WITHOUT eoARo

NUNS WI hOOT bOARD qS
IL. 18TH ST, 16lO-Room, unfurnishcd
private home, block from car line
IS per month,
L, bTH ST at Walnut. li5.-One doubl,
front room suitable for 2 or 3: one
nice large room with private bath
hot and cold water very reasonable
Phone Wal, 1927
on RENT-Four- house, Lake
view; city water electric lights. call
ltcmlock 1925
NICELY furnished room, modern con
rcniences, Main $500
lNELY furnished rooms, SIS to $40
week about same rates for two
persons per room. Elegant ladies'
parlor piano, victrolR, with many
finest records, free baths frequent
entertainments, etc. CENTRAL no.
rel, Ninth and Market streets, the
homeliko hotel with clean reputa-
ton" Questionable characters need
not apply.
NICELY furnished front room for gen
tleman; bath, steam heat, lights Call
Main 44O5.
LARGE front bedroom furnished, hot
ana cold water private family; cheap.
Walnut 6Sit.
ST ELMO--Two rooms and litchcnctte.
Phone Main 395
WHITESlDE ST, 6l5-Two unfurnished
roomf Main tOtO
Business Places For Rent. 81
STORE room on boulevard SOxbO. with
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-13

II was reading Il magazine article
the other day" said the boarding
house keeper, lin which the writer
advanced tho theory that fully two
thirds Of the diseases that afflict hu-
mhnlty are due to over-eatlng."
well, | suppose that's about right"
roJolncd tho scHnty- haired bachelor
at tho foot OF the table. ANY way,
u IL months since any one was III al
this establishment"
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-13

~ political meeting In a country
.,u u large Rut ruce had assembled
u support % candidate.
ing the speech Of the candidate
utu put hOs nr1I 90 az the door and
uuJed Ito q loud voice.
.'.n any one here sell NE quar-
rr's worth ot sru-r''
rH. speaker halted. evidently quite
luminuuacd but the chairman Of the
fur silrncrd the Intruder by re-
marking
Yes aut you have nothing to put
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-13

STORE room on boulevard. SOxb0. with
three living rooms In rear. Sec us
for price. Macrae Il Stuart. Main lil.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-13

say. dad. what Keeps us from
falling off the earth when we are I'M
lldo DOWN" asked the young demo-
Crat
Why. the law " gravity, Of
"But how did folks stay on before
that law was pRssed?'
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-13
ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Nand For Sale. SO

ZEAL ESTATE sold. also line lot OF
envelopes, Cali Englehordt tonight.
Main bI37
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-13

A temperance lecturer displayed TO
his audience two gerHniums. The first
had been wBtered In tho usual way.
The other had been doScd with alcohol.
and Its foliage was shrveled and
sparse, It's stem twisted and It's vitality
dechycd
Now. ladies' and gentlemen" cried
the lecturer what can you say TO a
demonstration like that"
ITS all right. and II | were a gera-
MUM" said shabby man al the back
~ tho han IRA stick 20 water. but you
soc. I'm not geranlum."
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-13

Sploshklns wanted to sell his horse,
40 prevailed on the local dealer 10
come and SEQ the animal
That's n good horse. Mr.. Taylor"
Sploshklna said TO the dealer. 1T cost
mo $500, but you can have 1t for $3.50"
Tho dealer gnsped.
That's rather big reduction. Mr..
Sploshkins. isn't ~" he asked.
well" Sploshkina admitted, that
fact Is II bottled one day and killed my
poor wife. and now I've got no further
uso for IT,"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-12-22
Golden Wedding Celebrated

Air, and Mrs. j. l.. Mahaffey, with
hity-c!ght guests celebrated their 50th
anniversary OF their wedding Sunday,
the 18th, in their home near here
flfty-'hrec Of the fifty-eight present
were sons, daughters and grandchil-
drcn Mr.. and Mrs. Mahaffey were
presented with beautiful gold ring
and watch by the immediate family.
Other beautiful gifts were handed in
ry visitors. A splendid mid day lunch
was served to those present. Mr. Ma.
haley gathered the immediate family
'h'o me iiVing room after luncheon
ana III a few well chosen words,
spoke his appreciation and that of
MS bride for the presence of the good
J! number on this anniversary.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-12-22
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LANFORD STATION

l+anford Station, HDec l9-Thc
Quarterly Conference convened with
the NJ. F.. church here Friday and was
Well attended by the official members
The presiding elder will preach next
Sunday morning.
The play given in our school aud;,o-
rum last Friddy night by the GRAY
court-Owihgs talent was very m,,cn
enjoyed, and the play pronounced a
good one. ''n' h''
7 The sihool closed Friday night for
tho Christmas holidays and tho schoo,
children gave very delightful little
Christmas entertainment which de-
serves much praise for both teachers
and pupils. Miss Nina Lewis ,be
principal, loft Monday morning for
her home in Conway. Miss Jennie
+Biurges, intermediate teacher. vii,
spend the holidays at her homo in
hannllng, and Miss Searle Chapman
primary teacher, is at home with hcr
parents in Fountain Inn. We wan, ia
say about our teachers in their ah.
Sence that we have faculty that we
are proud Of and one that is up To
date In every respect. We can boast
OF faculty as good if not the best
OF any in the county, if not the whole
state.
Messrs. Yates and Charles Waldrop
nave returned from Wofford COLLEGE to
spend the holidays at home
MISS Louie Cooper and Mr.. l.. II.
"ilbnrn of Enoree, were happily mar
RED last. Sunday, Dec. ~, by the Rev
o. B. Prince. They left immediately
on bridal trip to several important
cities up North and returned to their
nome at Enorec this week. This hap-