davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-03
SILK HOSIERY FOR EASTER

The. Easter costume is not
 complete without Silk Hosi-
 cry, and our display is note worthy from a standpoint of variety as well as quality, and may be had in a good range of colors, including black and white-$1.80 to $3.5O a pair.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-03
ANN0UECEMESTS

w. e. T..U. Nonday at 2 p '1, = Shetucket street. room 6. all .--e--.ee-a urged to be present.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-03
At F,. -i.

Today Is the 'as; c..a ce ere c. big all star show at the Sz 5-.i. Awanna and Girls are seen in an ec
 centric dancing offering. There are five handsome girls in q beautiful ar ray of costumes. All special scenery Is used In this. act Ben Smith, the old time -h1Rck-face comedian, is seen fin comedy singing and talking act Wikoiia and KAhalan are also seen in an Instrumental ss-~'r~ .
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-03
EASTER GLOVES

All the newest Glove styles for Spring are featured in this display. New ideas in stitching, the smartest coloring of the season and the practical quality of the feathers em- ployed are features that should in terest you-and they may be had in domestic or imported makes. Silk Gloves may be had in wrist length, 12 or 16 button-length - natural only.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-03

seventeen millloa peSp.s nave xo... this ncen, It IS ID 10 you 10 see lt. A Kinograrn Weekly viii close O
 ---x >st As sest SE-;-'s
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-03

chestsr.--Ats the meeting of Chester
 A AETiculturn and Mechanical society held this week Sept 2lth was set as
 the, date fur the coming fair.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-29
Z Pos:edzen;a Tow. Po-
mocy N.ukowei.

W niedzicle ubieglQ odby%o sic "a
pOwielzlane regularne ~posiedZenie To-
warzy,5wa Po,nocy NaukUwej, ma RIO
rom z puw-0du SWAT maio sic zcbrafo
czfonkGw, lccz swujq drCga rczultat po-
siedDenia byl pomyalny. Wielcc ucie-
.szyl ObeVmyrh DIR mad s1aIny listCwnie
Ma rzecz Tow. Pomocy Naukowej W ST
ME $500 cd Ks. ProboSzcta Franci-
s2ka WcttaIewICza z SO. Chicago, ia
EOte2 j horcspOdrdemye Z zyczeniami
Cd J. NJ. B~Clihskicgo L Grand Rapids,
kt6ry takae nadesm1, ofiare W sumie
81. WiuaC, IL Tow. Pom3cy Na1rkowej
zyskujc sobie coraz to sDersze grono
przyjaciG&. PrGcz p~owyhszych datkGw
vdGbranO takAe nastcpujace: Pc $500
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-29

Gdy parma K~niagiewicz6wna
widziaia ostatnio kapitna Kilpa-
trick'a, to byl on W dobryin zdro-
viii. Kapt. Fitzpatrick zostal pre-
wieziony do Moskwy,
Palma kniagiewicz6wna jest
corka ksiecia Kniagiewicza, ku-
zyna nieboszczyka cara .Mikola-
ia. Ksiaze kniagiewicz byi SEE
fem Rosyjskiego Czerwonego
krzyza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-29
RoBoTNICY ANGIELScY
oSKARzAJA Rad o TER
R~CRYZoWANIE IRLANDYI.
Londyn, %. grudnia. (Prasa

1924
Stow - Komisya piracy, kt6ra
niedawno przeprowadzaia docho.
dzenia w sprawach irlandzkich,
podkreSla w swym ostatecznym
rSporcie, re robotnicy angiel-
sccy ME przypuszczaja, azeby
rad angieiski bezpoSrednio
jawnie inspirowai represye
gwaitN W Irlandyi. Posiadaja oni
jednak dane, re rad bronii wy
stepk6w, popelnianych przez woj
ska krolewskie W Iriandyi, wo,
bec czego wilma spada ME ma zoi-
merry a ma Rad angielski.
RAPPORT wskazuje, re apet zwr6
cony pod adresem Lloyd Geor-
ge'a % grudnia, celem kt6rego
bylo doprowadzenie do ,.nieoficy-
alnego z~awieszenia broni', pozo-
stab bez o%dpowiedzi.
Prowokacya Re strony rzadu
byla tax silna, re so procent me4
czyzu i kobiet irlandzkich sd
zdania, re zolnierze angielscy
strzelaja i rzucaja bomby z TAXA
sama rezygnacya filozoficzna, Z
jaka Lloyd George odnosi sic do
'Podpaleh. rabunkow i mordowa-
MIA mezczyzn w obecnoSci ich
ION i dzieci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-29

z,ozyli Tow. WolnoSc POlck p. o. sw.
Jadwigi, Wfadysfaw Dzingiel, J0zef
Makarski, pc $500: NJ. Sierzeh, Jan HI
Ian. JakGb Nemiotka, FIR. CwolinSki,
Apolonia ~Suzyflska, Pc $l.O0: J6zefN
wotny, NJ. Balinski, i j. Szakowicz, "a
bilety zas . zabaw ~poprzednich wpiy-
ne{o $3.50. co czyni rI1em dochodu nh
posiedzeniu $G1.SJ.
.NiezawoInie wielu jest takich kt0-
rzyby mieli zamiar zfozyC Ofiary ma tax
pidkny eel, jakim jest udzielanic ME
zamoznym uczniOm polskim Zapomogi,
by mosli sic ksztalcic W wyzszej szkoie,
vice prosi sic tych, by raczyli nadestac
listownie hub osibiScie przyniesc swe
daitki ma rece s~ekretarza nizej podpi-
SallegO. ;
Ma ~posiedzeniu uchwalono take, by
Zarzad Zajai sic urzadzeniem wycie-
czki ma rzeoz Tow. Pomocy Naukowej
W porze do tegO odpowiedniej. Zabawa
ia r(nDcdzie sic nlezawodnie W picEncm
ogrUlzie Rivervicw. UchwalonO take,
by ~czionkowie rozszerzali agitacye ma
rzecz Tow. Pomocy Naukcwej, oraz po-
parli zabfegi stUdent0w WyhSzej Szko-
}y aw. Trolley W wydawaniu wiasnego
kwe rtalnego pisma W formie 6zdObnej
a tre5ciwej broszurki.
Dziqkujac tym. kt6rzy popieraja swy
mi Latkami zabiegi nasZego Townrzy-
stwa, dolacZamy pro$be do wszystkich
rodakGw w Chicago. by Zapisali sic do
massage grOna, a Tow. POnocy Narsho-
wei tslZie W stanie por6wnac sic 2 rO-
dubnem iowa ZyStwem I'm. Karola Mar
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-29

cinkicwicza W Poznamu. kt6re TO iowa
rzyStwo cudGw dOkOnaio w P~oznaniuA
co lest dazeniem naSzegO towarzystwa-
uczynic tn, W mic5cie Chicago. Mech
Nowy Rok zapiszc ME tylkO setki, lecI
tysiace nowych czfonk0w do Tow. PO-
mocy N%arfkowej, a Dedziemy mogIi vie
In mlodzie6com zapewnic wyzszc wy =
ksztu icenie, czego nam tn W Ameryce
IA gwalt potrzeba.
r. Nj. Helihski, prezes.
Wojciech j. Danisch. sekrctarz.
1No5 Milwa ukee ave. Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-29
HRABINA MARKIEWICZ
SKAZANA MA DIVA LATA
WIEZIENIA.

Dublin, 90. grudnia. - Angiel.
ski sad wojenny skazai hrabine
Markiewiczowq, ktora. byla O.
skarzona o konspiracyjne organi-
zowanie zwiazlu powStanczego,
pa diva lata ciezkiego wiezienia.
Najwazniejszym zarzutem pre-
ciwko niej byio przytoczenie fax.
tn, re w czasie pomiedzy 1913 d
1920 rokiem zajeta byla organize
waniem wSrod Sinnfeinistow to-
warzystw harcerskich (Fianna
Eiream). Organizaeya ia jest po-
sadzona o konspiracyjne mordo-
wanie policyi wojskowej / o ME
prawne pTowadzenie cwiczeti
-wojskowych.
FIUME K~APITULUJE.
Rzym, %. grudnia. (Prasa
Stow - Burmistrz miasta Flu
ME zwrocii sic do gen. Caviglia,
dowodcy regularnych wojsE wio-
skich, z proSba o z~apnzestanie
dzia{ai woiennych. Gen. Caviglia
postawii diva warunki. ktore 70
staly natychmiast przyjete.
Spodziewaja sic tutaj. re wa
run,li kapitulacyi, ktore So oma-
wiane przez burmistrza Fiume /
gen. Ferrario, dowodcy sill zbroj-
nych. blokujqcych Fi*me, costa
ra przyjste.
Rada ministr6w pod przewod-
.nictwem premiera Giolitti, oma-
wisjac wczoraj sytuaeye W Fit
me, postanowiia pozostawic gen,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-29
Republika gruzinska jest oto-

l ldtSZN sig Sp~OuZIS"dS, &c %ooto-
ME pochionieta przez bolszewic-
Ik2 Rosye lada chwili.
Leaderzy komunistyczni w Ty
I~flisie otrzymali instrukcye udania
sic do Deiidzanu i zorganizowa-
mia tam komitetow rewolucyj-
nych. Pc dokonaniu tego maja O.
nj zaprowadzic ready sowieckie i
.iwtedy zazadaG interwencyi armii
bolszewickiej, ktora jest skon-
~centrowana ia granicy Gruzyi.
Plan powyzszy z powodzcniem
~zosta} przeprowadzony w Arme-
nii.
Armia bolszewicka, kt6ra pre-
szia przez Armenie i zatrzymala
sic ia granicy Gruzyi,' stanowi
GAIA 9ta armie, do ktorej PREY
dzielona jest eta dywizya kawale-
ryi Budiennego, Sma dywizya
pieehoty i 4 samochody pancer-
ne.
Procz tego bolszewicy skon-
centrowali powazne silly w Taup,
SC i Siczi (porty ma wschodnim
brzegu mora Czarnego,)
KomuniSci g~rrrzihscy zwrocili
sic Z proSba do komisarza bolsze
wickiego w Baku, proszac go .
interwencye zbrojnych sill bolsze'
wickich, a mianowicie o zajecic
P'aku, zanim uczynia to Anglicy.
Wedlug zdania komunistow CRU
zihskich nastapii Gas, kiedy MOI
ma zaprowadzit ready sowieckie
W Gruzyi.
Lenin przeciwny jest miesza-
n;u sic W sprawy wewnetrzne
Gruzyi, lecz inni leaderzy bolsze-
wiccy nalegaja ia interwencye.
Armia gruziiska liczy $4,000
zolnierzy i jest dobrze wyekwi'
powana, lecz wedmg zdania eks'
pertow militarnych, ME jest ona
pewna, albowiem wielu zoinierzy
zostaio nawr6conych ma bolsze.
wizm, kt6rzy> W krytycznej chwi
III przejda ma STRONG bolszewi'
kow.
DQnoszq, re l4ta armia bolszc'
wicka przybyia do Baku, azeby
twolniG stojaca tam 1Ota armif
bolszewicka, ktora ma udac sig
do Persyi.
Armenia zwroci!a sic z nota do
lGruzyi, W ktGrej zsda. azeby W
prowincyi Akhalkalaki odbyl sic
glebiscyt, gdyz ludnoSG armehska
5tanowi tam 70 procent.
NAPRFzENIE w STOSUN-
KACH ANGLO AMERY-
KANSKICH.
Londyn, 20. grudnia. - Stosun
kl pomiedzy Anglia i Ameryka
So w chwili obecncj ogromnie ma
prezone i prawdopodobnie pozo-
Itana w takim stanie w ciagu ma
stepnych kilku m~iesiecy. Gl6wna
przyczynq takiej sytuacyi jos,
zaniepokojenie Anglii wskutek
programu marynarki amerykan-
;kiej i traktatu anglo-japohskic.
go.
Jeden z wysoklch urzednikow
panstwowych oznajmii, re glow
ra przyczyna tego niepokoju Jest
zewnetrzna polityka prezydenta
Wilsona. kt6ra zmierzala do tego,
re w~iekszoSt Ameryksnow wal.
czyia "a Liga Narodow i traktat
wersalski.
Pomimo porazki partyt demo
kratyczncj lcaderzy amerykahscy
ME zmienili jeszcze swego IDA
MA co do innych kwestyi. Rad
angielski pragnie dojsc do jake
!gokolwiek porozumienia, lecz mu
81 pierwej wiedziec, czego Amery
ka pragnie.
Program marynarki ulozony
pre- zsekretarza Daniels'a uwaza-
ia tn jako akt odwetu "a rozbicie
marzen Wilsona o Lidze Naro-
dow.
,,Express", omawiajac -sytua,
cye, jaka wytworzyia sic pomie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-29

DZlENNlk u
Caviglia zupe}na swobode dzia-
lania w sprawie fiumskicj.
Premier Giolitti os~wiadczyl, re
wiadomoSci o sytuacyi W Fiumc
So ogromnic przesadzonc.
CZWARTY AERoPLAN
M
PREF WOJSKA RZADoWE.
Tryjest, 20. grudnia. (Prasa
Stow - Wczoraj wojska rzado
We schwytaly aeroplan republiki
Fiumskicj. Jest to juz czwarty
samoiot, kt6ry dostal sic w rece
@ojsk r~zadowych.
PRZYGOTO-
WUJE sIE DO OBRoNY
Paryz, 90. grudnia. - Ostatnie
wiadomosci Z Fiune donosza, re
Wszystkie mostly Z rozkazu D.
Annunzia zoStaly wysadzoue W
~powietrze, a miasto Gale zostalo
podminowane zgodnie Z grozba
poety wysadzenia calego miasta
W powietrze.
Paiac D'Annunzia zabezpieczo
NY jest przez podwojnq linie oko-
pow i zagrodzenia k~olczaste.
WLOCHY w PRZEDEDNIU
WIELK1EJ WOJNY DOMo-
WEI.
Paryz, 20. grudnia. - Pomimo
.silnej century otrzymano tn via
domoSci, re Wlochy obecnic znaI
duja sic w stanie nawpoi rewolu-
.cyjnym oraz re Rzym jest w
przededniu wojny domowej. Ka-
walerya ~patroluje ma ulicach, aie-
by ME dopuSciG do demonstracyi
mieszkahcow ma GEESE D'Annun-
zia i przeciw socyalistom
Ministeryum spraw wewnetrz-
nych i rezydencya premiere Clio
litti otoczone sd wojskami kro-
'lewskiemi. Z innych Mast mad.
qhodze wiadomoSci o powaznych
zaburzeniach.
Giolitti oraz caiy cabinet stoja
twardo ma gruncie niewszczyna-
MIA zadnych pertraktacyi, dopoki
D'Annunzio ME z~ostanie rozbity.
FIUME POD oGNIEM ARTY
LERYI
Abazya, %. grudnia. - Wczo-
raj caIy dzien w granicach mia
sta trwaIa walka. Miasto bylo
bombardowane Z bateryi NOR,
.skich i ostrzeliwane ogniem kara
bin6w maszynowych. Wojska re-
gularne znajduja sic W mieScie.
Wojska D'Annunzia zabarykado.
waty sic W domacf i staw;aja roz
paczliwy op6r. Poikole wojSk
poety coraz bardziej sic zmniei
sza, majac "a swoja podstawe O.
peracyjna MORE.
WSr6d wojsk regularnych panu
je silna dyscyplina.
GRUZYA WYPEDZA Cd SIZE
BE Boil
SZEWICKICH.
TyFlis, 20. grudnia. (Prasa
Stow - Rad gruzihs}ii zasto-
sowal energicznc Srodki wzgle
lem osob podejrzanych o bolsze-
wizm i wogole wzgledem agcn-
tow bolszewickith.
Prz&stawiciele Rosyi sowiec-
kiej zostali wydaleni Z Kutaisu.
w Klubie socyalistycznym doko-
nano rewizyi, aresztowano jego
czIonkow i zabrano bron oraz
dokumenty.
Przedstawicielowi bolszewickie-
mu W Tyflisie wreczono note, W
kt6rej oswiadczono, re Rad Cru.
zyi postanowii podjat niemiio-
sierne Wake przeciw spiskowcom
i &c ME $cierpi on II siebie zad-
, ycb n,achinacvi hoiSzewickich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-29
%TslsgTamy%z agraniczns,

Dokonczenie re strony l-sze,.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-29
Piaszcze

Ola dziewczat 6 do
10 ietnich. Do wyoo-
ru dobre, modne pla-
szcze. ~wiaczajac czr-
stu weSnlane Polo, Sil
velveteen.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-08-03

Speaking Of the proposed bridge
across Broad river connecting New
berry ard Fairfield counties a loca-
ton at either Blairs or Strothers
will be entirely satisfactory to the
people Of that section. Some Of them
think Blairs has the best natural ad-
vantages for the building Of the ap-
breaches on both sides of the river
aad some think Strothers has the
advantage but aGherents Of both
places viii be satisfied with a bridge
at either, and all they ask is that the
state engineer come there and lock
over the two places and then dc-
c:e as to which is the better, but the
location selected by the engineer does
cot suit any Of the people !: IS pro-
posed to serve, because i is too far
% the river and will noc be conven-
;ent fer any of the people who want
he bridge built.
And they say that Is is a fact tha:
90 far as any one down that side is
aware the engineer never came to the
,:ver there at ali, but he must have
followed the public read on the Fair
:e!d side until it ran into the river
10 about Smiths ferry or at the
Mouth Of Tiger river. They seem te
aink il the engineer had been alons
here al ell where they want the
Ridge that they would have heard o,
7im even i he did not make himself
known.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-08-03
as BOND ELECTION.

The notice for the election on the
bond issue for roads in Newberry IS
pnbIished in this issue. In oredr TO
tie in this election you must have
lr registration certificate for voS-
Er general elections. The COM
hissioners have given fine synopsis
+ the law governing elections IN the
katice printed and if you are not ia
&iliar with the law Just read the no.
Re. The election is to be held on
oath of Angus and at the same
he will be held the election for IL
commissioners of roads who Will have
barge of the bonds in the event the
bonds carry and who will also take
1yer the county government on the
first of January These COMMISSION
srs ere to be voted for by the entire
ro+e of the county just like any 9th
sr officers but the ones voted foE
,,,st be residents of the township.
This is an important eleetion and
o,l the voters of the county should
ret in position to cast their ballots.
f. nroposes to issue 100000 in
1onds of the county for road build
kg and maintenance and the men
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-08-03


who are to be elected from the va
r;ous townships are to have not only
the management of this fund but
theg are also 10 take over the affairs
Of the county On the expiration OF
the terms Ct the supervisor and coun-
y commissioners.
Ii the event the bonds fail to get
q majority vote then there will be no
election Of commissioners but they
Will be either nominated in the pri-
mary the following week OF they will
be voted for in the general election
in November.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-08-03
We like the way the Saluda as
known.

We like the way the Saluda as
:cciation of the Baptists took up tn
natter of education in South Caro-,
Ina. Just what we have been preach
10 for many years that the ratio Of
rorey spent by the state for educa-
ion was not properly apportioned.
hat we were paying too high for the
a;gher institutions and not enough II
proportion for the common schools;
ssrecially when you take into con-
sideration the number of children IN
she two. Twice as much for 4 pei
cent. of the youth Of the land as we
oay for the other 96 per cent. IS out
Of proportion if the state is to help'
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-08-03

We haven't heard anybody kick
20 about this October weather II
JuIv-News and Courier.
You certainly have not Deeh
.ronnd the cotton and corn fields
FROM, which comes your bread and
,,oa+ and clothes. October weather
:, 7ulv IS rot good for the grown
AID maturity of the crops.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-08-03
What Others Say
About George Warren
TIE HAMPTON GUARDIAN EDI-
T0gyALLY STATES.

George Warren is a man CT abll-
;tv. coursge, common sense and ster.
Ino. worth. He is deep student CT
political economy, yet undeEStaAd5
its practical application: HIS Know,
edge OF government affairs acquired
hy close study peculiarly fits him Tor
tie cf:ce OF United States senator.
We fear to express in these cc!odnlns
+he hiah regard we have for George
Warren as a man, IS q lawyer anu
as a statesman. However, we can
srd do Commend him &c the people
With the assurance that, in the event
of his election. South Carolina WILL
he proud of her young senator.
We are rot given the power Oh
prophecy, but knowing the man ana
h,. ability, his ideas Of governinein.s,
his respect for the constitution, MS
Ieliefs in the doctrines Of Calhoun,
wa are Convinced that George War
Inn hv the possession Of those quail
Ifcalons and by. the power OF MS per
scaality vii be elected. Cur state
can not afford to refuse the services
Of such man"
WARREN FOR SENATOR
George Warren Of Hampton has
been growing in popular favor since
80 go. i~to the race for the United
States senate.
A few weeks ago the prediction
was freely indalged that Senator
Smith would defeat his three oppo-
nerts in the first race.
Nov it is generally. conceded that
there viii be a second race and thas
George Warren will be in it.
f. ? second race with Senator
Smith, the advantage will be Win
The boasted Saith strength IS last
dwindIir- away. II has largely been
~ No+ - n! Ire farmers ere Smith men.
Th:; IS The day Of the young man.
Warren is young, but he has a re-
cord cf achievement behind hlm:
s;I,:t,. Is 10 longer young, but there
:, little to which he can point, de,
.pi;e his long years II the Gnloeo
States senate, as his acconphshmen1
for the public good.-Ailea Stand
,rI
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-08-03
WIFE or Whiske-s?
ton Transcript.

ostcN Tran2cr.rt.
Ass;stan:-Eere's a correspondent
,ys he's compelled &c grow beard
\ account CT throa. trouble and the
oman he's in love with declines to
AIRY him unless he shaves.
Editor-Tell him to keep the
card and GU. the woman.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-08-03
GOOD MORNING.

GOOD MORNING.
At last the rollers have come and
his paper is printed on the big press
kbat has been waiting for the rollers
put the ink on the forms so that
could print. These rollers nave
EN- travelling from up around Bos-
d for the past two months, or have
en- embargoed. We have been tele-
aphing and phoning and writing
out them and at last they have
me.
But the bad luck still follows them
the roller maker made the sui
ent number but two of the rollers
missing and the boys say that this
Der will be dim on four pages rs a
built. We hope to have the rght
HERS by the next issue, but 1t IS
lint on this press today or not
Tint.
The Herald and News when this
editor was first connected with 1t was
once a week paper of four pages
With seven columns to the page. IL
Shen went to a twice a week paper
18th FIVE columns to the page anc
len to six columns and now 1t IS go
Eg to an eight page paper with
wen columns to the page. We WISE
= field would warrant daily, bu'
yet. We did run a daily here
about SIX months but did not get
Eouragement enough to pay the
Eual expense, to count nothing Tor
itorial work.
When we first went with The Her
kld and News the circulation was
kbout 900. 1t soon left that mark
Ind has ranged around 1000 to 1900
cst of the time since. Now it, is
nearly 5000 and we hope soon
be able to say that it is that figure.
be exact we are sending out 2,S7o
pers each issue.
The people of Newberry have been
bd to u.s., and we have worked
I'D in season and out of season,
netimes under many difficulties
q much Encouragement to keep the
heels turning, but never once with
nurmur of complaint, and it is
very gratifying to US now to see the
Eold paper with such fine cireula-
ION and to have the boys with Us sc
rws nave that feeling Of satisfse-
ion that we can get out the paper
amopg ourselves if need be. we
|mast say, however, that at all times
the help that we have had has been
loyal and true and we have never had
any difficulty along that line. Ou,
srule has always been to treat every
one connected with the shop just as
we would like to be treated, and we
have reached the conclusion that Is
tha proper rule in every TRANSACTION
soa't know at this time how
q old paper IS going to look wher
comes off this press, but we are
xpecting it to look pretty good, anc
Fto be just little proud that 1t Is
getting in position the better to serve
This community. That has been the
IDpsin purpose of the editor during
IS entire connection with the paper
3 do that and those things which
would the better serve the people o1
his day and generation, ard to lenc
: helping hand TO al worthy causes
IIf we have failed it has not been Gu:
,nraase. Our idea Of success IN LIFE
sfo serve, rather than to be served
We hope our family will be pleased
with the old paper IN its new Iorn
I'd rev dress. And we give you 6
ew pledge to continue to serve the
est interests of the people Of New
berry. town and county, and the
seople of South Carolina in the
phere in which we have cast our lot
j Ee<can offer nothing further or bet
AaSwe see it.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-08-03
iOTlCE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT 7


lOEICE OF fiNAA oE Z i'-IHc-iS
l Will make final settlement Of
,1e estate Of Robert T. Mcdonald II
1e nrobate court for Newoerfy
ounty, South Carolina, CT Satur-
,av the 18th day of September, l"2v,
t 10 o'clock in the forenoon. All
arsons holding claims agains+ s@it:
state vii! present them duly attest
ID to the undersigned By se'd date
y they will be forever barred
,vill ask fo~ my discharge as admin
,strator Of said estate.
Il. z. Mcdonald,
Administrator.
Newbe-o,y, August 2, 1929.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-08-03
STATE'S RIGHTS.

1,eye cav be no doubt but that
o--a,, tha casual student of polltlca!.
history can detect that the federal
.orc,9nenc IS steadily Infringing up
N statc's rights. Particulat instances
oro DointeG out by Mr. Warren, can
d;dafs for the United States sens;e.
We ere among those WHO do not like
F?,;e :9ea The states shcsld be iree
- roc,1iate their own affairs. The
nineteenth amendment OF the consul
trt;on Of tie United States s:anos q
mighty good chance Of becoming cp-
nrat;ve. Only one more STATE IS re-
4sired to ratify the won'an's su1rages
.~1ondaent. and the governor cf
Te3rcssce has called 9 special SESSION
IF the legislature in his state when
viii consider this ame2cment. 80 -,
Tennessee rat;ies the nmeteensh
amend71snt then we will nave "o,
vans Suffrage and the indiviauaI
-.ates can rot help themselves. we
halieva each state should be allow
ID TO regulate. this matter lndepeHd,.
crt Of the fedora. governnnt. II
the people Of this state want woman
SURFACE they should be allowed to
sdo2t Il for themselves. II they are
ongoseG to It they should not have 1t
thrust u0on them. IN various ways
the federal government IS infringing
upon states rights and the tendency
n this direction should be checked.
The Wa:e-ee Messenger.
TIE COLUMBIA RECORD SAID
The manly conduct of George
Warren OF Hampton must commend
Itself TO the people Of South Caro-
lima. The generous conduct which
the respect and the appreciation Of
the respect and the appreciation OF
4he DeopIe of hix state"