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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-31
NO "A ALGO MEJOR

"Nunca ME he sentido mejor en-
mi vida. desde cue tome la primera
dosis del Maravillos Remedio de Mayr,
"Mayr's Wonderful Remedy" Sufria
de un severe case de indigestion Y
probe toda clase de mediciras. De-
DO decir que ell Maravillosc Remedio
de Mayr. es ell mejor de 10 oue Sc di-
ce. La esposa de nuestro administra-
dor de correos principle a tomarlo
Dor mis- recomendaciones Y ahora Sc
encuestra muy bien." Es una pre-
paracion simple e i~nofeusiva que M
pulsa ID mucosa catarral de los intes-
tinos evitando la inflammation, que es
Ia que practicamente provoca todas
las Intermediates, incluyendo Ia apen
dicitis. Una dosis 10 convencera o Sc
lie devolvera su importe. De venta
en- todas las droguerias. (Adv.)
MERRITONE MEDICINE CO.
Houston, Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-31
LA CAMPANA EN- r DE
MEJORES ESCUELAS
PARA TEXAS
Recomendaciones que hace
Ell comite q los uotantes
del Estado

ii Com:'f Executive de Ia CampaM;
"MejoreS Escuelas para Texas. h;
creido prddente hacor las recomenda.
cones Que en- secuida Sc gentlemen
Z los Votantes, ciudadanos Y ciudaia.
mas &C los Estados Unidos. en- ell I2s-
tado, en- vista de las nunerosas D-e,
guntas V consultas CUE ha estado re,
c!c!cndo de csos misnoS vCtantes. ace,
c. de Ia manera como deben votar. Di.
chaS d~eclaraciones que expreSan clara
nente el procedirniento, son las ST
g~uiertes
"Debido al -eLtraordina1io ndnero
de votos que habra este ano. cen mo-
tive, del su:rasio femeniIo, eyiste Ia
impression, muy especialmente entire los
HuevOs votantes en- el EStado, de CYe
Ia Eotaci6n Que tendra llgar Z! Ola
de las e~leccioneS presidc- ciales. serd
IN Sunto denasiado compIiCado.
Tai coSa TO ocurrird. sino ror e.
con;rario. serd un procedimiento sen
clio que todo mundo podra COM
prender. siempre que Sc procure no
coCfundir las boletas, pues solaments
resultara una confusion 81 los votan-
ties mezclan boletas c~ontrarias o no sa-
ben hacer n debida clasificacc6n.
La boleta electorar consistira este
INC en- vez de Ia accstumbrada hoja
de papel de columna- de una hoja
o nagina dc dieciseis pulgadas &c an
cbo. por vcinte dc largo. dividida on
una a un Partido Politico. a sabar:
Partido Democratico: Partido Re0uJli-
caHo: Partido Republican, Black
Tan; Partido Americana: PartiGo So
cialista y Partido Independence.
",At2jo de cada tltulo anterior. Sc
halla IA liSta de los "leCtorcS prcSiden-
cialeS, (nomineeS), de cada uno Ge eSoS
Partidos V en- este esta preciSamentc
la simplicidad del proceCimiento. FL
votanteS no tiene mas que tir0r una
Inca con lapiz negro a 10 largo dc 20
das las columnaS, meroS aqutlla en-
n que Sc contengan los nombres de
los eiectores del Partido por el .lue
Quiera " puec dicha Columna de-
oerd quedar linpia- ESQ es TODD 10
que ticne que hacer e. votante. ror
cuanto a Ia election le electores.
"Pero en- IA parte inferior de IA hoja
O pagina, V este debe tenerlo bieR pre-
sente el votante abajo dc las column
mas de que Sc habla antes, Sc encuen-
tran escritas I 10 ancho dc toda Ia
hoja. las tres cnmiendas o refornlas
sobre las cualeS tambien Sc ha de Vo-
tar en- eSa misma votaciGn.
la Enmienda sobre Educaci5r, o
sea Ia que interesa especialmente a Ia
| question de las Escuelas, Sc haIla en-
Ell Segundo lugar. fornulGda en- dos
parties, como las otraS dos enmiendas
Ia primera que es en- favor de Ia En-
mienda ' Ia Segundo en- contra Nor 10
que 81 votante Gebe laer cuidadosa-
mentc ambas, para no c~onfunGirlas y
coneter W error.
Ash pres. para votar en- favor de
n Enmicnda. y obtener el beneiicio de
Mejores EScuelas, 81 votante Gebe Ia
char con lapiz. el parrafo que empieza
AGAINST an Amendment TO Sec
tion 5 of the Article { Of the Consti-
tuition Of the State of TeyaS...." y
deja- limpio ell parTafo que comienza:
FOR an Amendment 10 the Section
5 ETC." De este modo el votarte ha-
bra c~ontribuido a alcanzar el meiora-
miento educativo de su EStaGo".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-31
LOS RESTOS DE UN llDER FILL
PlNO FUERON ENVlADOS
A MANILA

Del Se-eicio Especial para IA PRENSA-"
MADRID, Octubre 29.-Los restos
de Aia-celo de Pillar. autor y lider del
partido filipino que fue ~organizado
durante el regimen espanol como una
protesta contra Ia domination hispa-
ma por Frias, fueron e~xhunlados en-
Barcelona y enviadoS a Manila.
Pillar muri6 en- esta ciudad al 1896.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-31
Servicio de dlrigibles
entire Aiemanla VI. u

GINEBRA. Octubre 29.-SeSun in
formaciones procedentes dc trledrl-
chshafen. llegaron a feliz ermtno las
nerociaciones entabladas entire un sin
dicato norteameriCano. quo SC acapa
dc formar, Y II nueva companIa inte-
Crada por ~empieados de las p!antas
zeppelin" c~eiebrandose un contrato
para ell establecimiento de un servl-
clio complete de dirigibles entire Ale
mania Y los Estados Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-31
FUE LICENClADA IA 1ea. sRlGAO2
DE LA DEFENSA NAClONAl

LEIPZIG. Octubre 29.-La l9a. Brl-
cada dc la Defensa Nacional, pertene
c;en,e 4 esta ciudad. 4ued5 disuelta,
de acuerdo can el Tratado de Versa
lies. FL Comandante de Ia misma. Ge-
neral Senft Won Pilsech, Sc retro de-
finitivamente n Ia vida privada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-31
DE SUSCRIPCION.
EDICION DIARIA
EDlclON ~SEMANARlA
Mierccies.
Diarie Popular Independents.

En- los Estados Unidos: Sels me-
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Los pages deben hacerse por ade'
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eauivalencia en- moneda del pals de
donde Sc s~olicite el periodico.
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Para libros en- espaho'. d~iriiase US
ted a la Casa EDITORIAL Lozano. f1s
NJ. Sta. Rosa, Ave-. San Antonio, Tex.
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pirija toda Ia Correspondence re
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SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS

Entered as Second-clas matter February
%, 1918, a, the Pos. Office al San Ante
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1875.
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NOTA:-Los suscriptores. al Zanzibar de
Residential deben darnos tantc u nucva como
Ia antigua direction. a fin de anotar FRO
risneD'c q eambio On nnet-os Ibsos-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-31

Rexisc-ado como ~a-ticulo dc seSunda cla-
ne en- Ia Administration de CorreoS en- Nue.
vo Laredo. Tamaulipss, con fechs 10. de
ocrcbre de 1920.
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MEXIcANOS

AQUI ESTA UN RIFLE ESPECIAL PARA
CoNEJoS- ETC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
Story OF the Old south.

youthful Folly" starring Olive
Thomas. which is announced as he
attraction for the Bijou Thent-r FOR
n three day engagement, beginning
tomorrow. Is Il story reminiscent OF
the Old South. In Il Miss Thomas
appears as simple little Dixie girl
life she has always led on one of
those typical nli plantations.
AL st. John in The Acronut" and a
Sel2nick News are added.
Alice Lake. who created such SON
sational success this season in Metro S
productions of should a Woman
Tell?" and '.Shore Acres" is to be
seen in new role al the Bijou
Metro special. The Misiit Wife," will
be the feature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
Weeks Movie Calendar

BIJor-Monday. Tuesday md
| "Wednesday, Olive Thomas, In
| .Youthful Foily;" Thursday. Fri
day and Saturday. Alice Lake. In
| s.'rhc Misnt Wife"
nLIEuIUD-Mond Tuesday
wednesday,. and Thursday. Tom
| Mix. In Tho Tcrror;" Friday md
Saturday, variety.
nROADWAN-Mon Tuesday
4 and Wednesday, "Thc Inferior Sew
IsIS-AI week, william :. Hart,
I'm "SHnd."
Observation-Disclosures. Billie nurkr,
In away Goes rrndcncc;" Tues
day, Robert Warwick. In "Thou
Art che Man;" Wednesday, and
Thursday. Mac Murray. im ION
With tho Dances" Friday and sat
urdny. Alice Lake. in ashore
Acres"
REN-NIonday, .sThe 3Ioonrid-
crs" md Tho Day Rcscr.rnt;"
Tuesday, ."rcH OF Timbcriand" and
Franklin Fnrnum, In n Western;
"Wednesday. ..rhr Whirirind" and
"a Western; Thursday. "'rhc Tough
Tcndcrfo"t;" Friday. "Thr Brand
of lopez Saturday. ..Thc Van
f.hinE Dagger" and Al 81. John i'm
s.Thc -trcO Nut"
STRNND-Nonday. Tuesday and
"Wednesday, Norma Taimadgc. in
.CaptiSatinE Mary tar>tnlr>."
Henry sydnor Harrison story;
Thursday. Frida! and Saturday,
Enid BENNETT, in The False
Road"
VICTOR-Monday and Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday. "Thc
Sea Wolff" Friday and Saturday.
). Warren INcrriEan, In "rhc
Dream Chcatcr."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01

Ever since The stone age, man, IN
his opinion, has hcen the master.
woman the slave. You women who
know. is this mans conccit. ana does
the physically weaker actually rule
the stronger by II subtle power OF
which man is unconscious Is the
lighter. the bread winner. superior to
the home maker? Woman today IL
playing a new part in the world at
fairs. Has her position changed?
strip man ana woman Of ali social
veneer and behold them in their natal
state. Is one superior to the other?
Milton Sills and Mildred Harris Chap
lin answer this great question in
| The Inferior Sex 1T the Broadway
J Thcatcr Monday, Tuesday and We'd
/ ncsday. II is an intensely vital
| drama of real life and real people
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01

Theater. Among the specials Is TEX
OF the Tlmberland." the first OF the
Dung Buffalo" series, which will DC
lumber camps.
Tho Brand Of Lopez" which will
pc the feature attraction for Friday.
Is a mclodrama with rapid action and
exciting moments. Scssue 1layakawa,
the Oriental actor who has the lead
ing role. plays the part OF Il Spanish
inatador, who later became IN out
law. Tho picture shows a duel. and
there follows more swiftly moving
ACTION. lIayakawa is supported by
Florence Turner. Evelyn Ward. Sid
ney Payne. Gertrude Norman, Mayme
kelSO and Kitty BRADBURY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
A IInrrIxnn Production.

Captivating Mary Carstairs." the
National Film Corporation production
starring Norma TalmadEe, Is the
screen adaptation Of the famous novel
or the same name written by Henry
Sydnor Harrison, formerly OF Rich
mond. This same author will be re-
mcmbcred for his many other we'll
known novels. among which is "N. VS.
Eyes. Captivating Mary Carstairs'
Will be ut the Strand 'rheatcr Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday.
On tho same bill Il special Screen
SNAPSHOTS. in which Doug Fairbanks,
Continued on Seventh PaSe.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01

would make an exceedingly exciting
motion picture scenario. II was
soon after this that he became 4
United States deputy marshal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01

Hart In "Sand."
What is the meaning of the title
sand" which William s. Hart has
given 10 his latest drama for the
screen. released by Paramount Art
craft and 10 be seen at the Isis The
alter this week.
II has a double meaning. Sand
the sand of the desert. wherein the
story is laid; sand-thc grit of n
mans mental and moral and physical
makeup.
Mary Thurman is delightful lead
ing woman. The balance of the cast
is excellent and the direction by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01

Lambert liillyer, who also wrote tho
scenario. il perfect.
Louise Fazcnda and John Henry
the Farm" are to he Seen IN ,bn
sanro program in Scnnetts new fr;v-
olity The Quacl< Doctor"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
nfiIic nuri.c ut Odcon.

Billie Burke. one OF tho mos. pop
ular OF screen stars. will come to the
Odeon Thcater tomorrow in her Latest
Paramount Aircraft picture, away
Goes Prudence" This is n delightful
drama are admirably blended. Percy
Marmont heads an excellent support
Ing east
That a considerable traffic i'm dia-
mnnd smuggling is going on i'm south
Africa Is revealed in the striking new
Paramount Aircraft picture. Thou
Art the Man,, coming to the Ouron
Thcater Tuesday Robert Warwick
is the star. and has the role of a
YOUNG English soldier of fortune I'm
the Kimberly diamond field.
Wednesday and Thursday Mae Muir
ray VIII offer On With the Dance
and Friday and saturday, Alice Lake
Will offer II magnificent picturizntion
of shore Acres"
Strong Variety mt Rex.
y strong variety program will bo
seen each day this week at the Rex
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
Tom Mix.

Tom Mix.
Tom Mix is TO DC seen as a United
States deputy marshall part ne
played in real life many years ago
in his latest William Fox proGuc-
ton, THE Terror" which opens Al
the BluchTd Thcatcv tomorrow for
a days engagement. Some years
ago. while deputy United States mar
shall, Mix hunted down and captured
the notorious Shont brothers. out
laws engaged in stealing horses and
cattle
This is only one OF the many
adventurous chapters that have been
written in!o Tom MiX's life Born l.,
Texas. where he learned COW punch
ing on his fathers ranch. his life
has been one long chain of advan-
ture. lie heft the Virginia Military
Academy AZ the outbreak of he
Spanish-Ame rican War 10 enlist with
Colonel RooSevelts Rough Riders :ol
service in Cuba. lie was incmbci
of the American cNpeditionary fore.
which suppressed Filipino upris!r-S
He helped quell the Boxer uprisina
in China, being attached 10 the Niutf
U. $. Infantry, and was severely
wounded there
Upon recovering from his wounds
Mix Joined the Texas Rangers, anc
there folloScd numerous exciting In.
cidents, the full story OF which
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-08-10
CIRI SEEN AS CREATURE
FULL Or WHIMS IN NEW
CORINNE GRIFFITH FILM

\ girl is creature full of whlms,
according to Vitagraph's latest pro-
duct;on. "Human Collateral, IN
which Corinne Griffith is the star.
This production is scheduled as the
feature attraction to be shown at the
opera house Wednesday.
Miss Griffith appears in the role OF
Patricia Langdon, daughter Of a
wealthy Wall street operator. Her
parent, Stephen Langdon, suddenly
becomes enmeshed in financial dis
aster and is compelled to negotiate
an enormous loan from Rooerlck
Duncan. the young banker who IS en-
gagged to be married to Patricia.
Patricia, who up to that time has
felt love for Duncan, learns OF the
business transaction and conce:ves
the mistaken idea, that she is virtually
being transferred by her father to
her fiance in lieu of collateral for the
impending loan. 'lhc girl expert
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-08-10
BUILDING A NEW LUTHERAN
CHURCH AT JALAPA
The Members of St. James Lutheran
Church at Jalapa Are Erecting a
New and Modern Building at
That Place.

Some little while ago there was
meeting of the members and commit
tees charged with the building OF the
church held at Jalapa and the Rev.
John J. Long was invited to meet
with them and give them word OF
announcement. After comforting
and discussing the situation and a
talk from Mr.. Long, who has had ex-
perience with church building, his
CONGREGATION at Little Mountain but
recently having completed one OF
haaasomest church buildings in the
county, it was decided to raise ST.
600 on the spot. Mr.. Jacob Sease,
the treasurer of the church, made a
very encouraging report OF the n
nances of the congregation and the
money was raised on the spot. The
new building will go right along now
and the congregation is very mucn
encouraged. The Rev. L. P. Boland
is the energetic and hard working
and beloved pastor of this congrega
tion in connection with several other
churches.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-08-10
TRUCK HITS AUTO AND
AUTO HITS ANOTHER CAR

Every day we read Of automobile
accidents, many Of the wrecks being
fatal, and people in this city and
county would not be- surprised to
hear of a bad wreck here at any
time, so numerous are, the auto
trucks and automobiles and so reck-
less some of the drivers. On last
Thursday Suberis truck was coming
up Main street and while passing the
drug store of DR.. w. G. Mayes struck
DR.. Robert Mayes' car which was
standing there. The car was swung
around, striking Mrs. Will Suber's
car. No one was hurt, but the two
cars were damaged; DR.. Mayes' car
at the rear fender and. two wheels
and Mrs. Suber's at the two front
wheels, with some other little odds
and ends on both cars.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-08-10

never missed a meeting, and was
clerk during his official connection.
February 1s. 1917, he was happily
married to Nancy Harris. Four chill
dren were left fatherless, John Ma
son Strong, II. D., the beloved phy-
sician. Mrs. Martha Jane Young,
Mrs. Mary L. Chalmers, Mrs. Rev.
J. n. Young.
Rev. Strong was the founder OF
the Newberry Bible society and the
president till his death.
"His preaching was not OF that
character which is adapted to amuse
the curious. but which is suited
rather to alarm the careless, to en-
courage the anxious inquirer, to COM
fort the mourner in Zion, and to
build up the believer in faith and
holiness
ITO us it seems the reaper came too
early, July 20, 1924, leaving sor-
rowing people and widow with four
small children whom her father,
Capt. John Harris, cared for. Short
in wears are the lives Of some, but
in far reaching influence they are
.Methuselahs.
Owe live in deeds, not years, IN
thought, not breath;
In feelings, not in figures on DIAL
He most lives, who thinks most, feels
the noblest, acts the best
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-08-10

Esev. W. u. Hunter, D. D., in A. X.
Presbyterian,
Of the many worthy ministers
born and reared in Hopewell, Ches-
ter county, S. c., the subject of this
sketch was one. His father was
James Strong and his mother a Sis
ter of Christopher Strong Of Ten
nessee. liberal to Erskine college. He
first sew light August 4, 1888. \
child Of promise he was prepared for
College 1T lIoHtice!lo academy under
Rev. James Rogers.
When South Carolina university
was opened January 10, 1905, he en-
tered and graduated in 1903. lhraa
y"yrs teaching in Newber V, S. e.,
enabled him to further prvp"re for
his chosen life work.
On the first Monday in November,
1Sr:,. tie Associate Reforne} synod
onencd Theological seminary IN
New York city. This was the first
Presbyterian seminary in the United
States save ore except that Of the
Associate Presbyterian under DIR.
John Anderson. Apr;! p, 179G. Dr..
:. u. Mason was the leading spirit IN
the New York divinity school wlther
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-08-10
SENATORIAL CAMPAIGN
MEETINGS.

O @ @ o o o @ o @ O. @ o O @ @ @
st. George-Friday, August 6.
Bamberg-Saturday, August z.
Rest-Eight days.
St. MISUNDERSTANDING, August
16.
Orangeburg-Tuesday, August II.
Dillon-Wed ednesday, August 18.
Conway-Thursday, August 19.
Marion-Friday, August 20.
Saturday, August FL.
Kingstree-Monday, August %.
Manning-Tuesday, August "a.
Georgetown-Wednesda August
rs.
Moncks Corner-Thursday, Au-
gust 26.
Charleston-Friday, Augsut 27.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-08-10

L was net far below the line Of
his rcw territory that my maternal
.cr5ears were born and settled and
when the first oaes CAME to this coun-
.ry away back before the Revolution,
md | ar, sorry that the lire did rot
.xtend fa! enough down to take the
old place into Newberry county.
Many Of thc Haltiwangers are SILL
living in that community but 50 TAR
: | could learn Only enc family IS
n Eewherrv county. I am going
aack some time before long when |
can remain long enough to become
personally acquainted with al! these
coed people. We are glad to have
heM and this fine section in which
hey I've a; & part of Newberry coun-
=. ard hope they may find it eGuai-
X pleasant to be with US. [ muss
mention one other stop. We made a
brief call at the home Of Air. Henry
Counts. WHO out recently had Iar-
u o.. her:ny II his home ar account
i which appeared in the last paper,
IL has been living at The same place
prac.ic&ny all lie years since his
marriage &bo9t - years ago and II"
~ r,.,,,t- ora oni1,-irG, WG00
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-08-10
CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN
AT WHITMl2E

There were two meetings appoint
ed for Newberry county for the can
didates for congress and solicitor.
one at Newberry and one At v hhlS-
mire. The meetings were held the
same day, last Wednesday. There
are two candidates for congress.
Congressman Dominiek and M. Y.
W. Bradley of Abbeville. There arc
three for solicitor, Solicitor I. s
Blackwell, J. Howard Moore CT Ab-
beville and E. T. McCora Of Green
wood. I did not get to hear the
speeches at Newbefry except por-
ton of the speech Of Nj. Bradley.
went over to Whitmire for the even
ing meeting.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-08-10
ences a sudden whim and pique over

ences a sudden whim and pique over
the idea.
Her whim is to humiliate both me:i
for their apparent mercenary mo-
tives. The girl therefore insists "a:
her engagement to Duncan be drawn
up in the legal form Of a contract by
which Sc is formally transferred as
human collateral for the loan. 1t Is
presented as one of the stranges.
whims girl ever had, and it leads to
an unusual climax full of dramatic
effect.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-08-10

went in the car OF Mr.. j. Waite
Richardson with Nr. G. i. Vert
driving, and besides these there were
in the car Mr.. ". B. Boinest, can,
didate for the legislature, and MI
]. D. Wheeler, candidate for cleEk
of court. We did not get started
from Newberry until late on account
of the Richardson reunion at Jolly
Street. We took the road by be1@
Eden and reached Whitnljre just II
time for the meeting. 1t was heic
in the Y. NJ. C. A. auditorium ans
the attendance was very good, though
Mr.. w. NJ. Sherard, VINO presidea.
said that it was not generally known
that the meeting was to be held untlI
the afternoon and he had very little
time to let it be known that Il was
that night. Good attention was
given all the speakers and each "aS'
given a little applause though JUS
as at other ,places there IS not nlacF
demonstration this year at any o.
the political meetings. The peopie
listen sttentively and I believe arc
s going to vote this time according to
their own Judgment. This should
always govern, but unfortunately TO,
many years most Of the votes even o.
sAseis4 1,tt--fv;:zcn have heen cast
out of prejudice or part's&nsn'p.
That is to say many men have votec
for the candidate because he was to1
or against some one else who was ii
the running for some other once
and there has been very little ettor'
to fit the man to the Office or the of
fee to, the man. The consideration
of fitness was the last thing though,
-of. I am glad to believe that tbs
Gear it is, going to be entirely differ
\ and II viii be well for the public
service.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-08-10
Big Deals.
Frank
trans
Real Estate Agent

R. Hunter has been trans
acting recent big business
for parties. He closed deal where
by Messrs. A. P. Boozer and j. P.
Boulware have become possessors Of
1T acres of land, from Thos. A.
Williams, fronting Mr.. Hilliard
Longs place about five miles from
the city on the Deadfall road. The
purchase price is $4,000. This is
considered one of the best farming
properties in the count. The land