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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-01

ciem udzia}u w Wiclkim Wieczor
ku. kt6ry urzadza Komitet Z gro
"a towarzystwa Pomocy Nauko-
wei, W niedzicle dnia lego wrze-
.Snia w wiclkiei sail Sw. Trolley,
przv Cleaver u!icy. pomiedzy Dl,
vision i Milwaukee, ave.
Bilctv III ten wieczorck mo-
INA juz tcraz zakupywac Cd czlon
k0w. oraz ia plcbanii Sw. Trolley
/ Cd Sc~krctarza, nizcj podpisane-
60.
Ponicwaz cclc Tow. Pomocy
Naukowej sd godnc poparcia &c
Strony wszystkich, to tcz many
nadzicje, IL APPEL nasz ME przei-
die bez pozadauego rczultatu,
jak najpomySlniejszego ola spra
w wyzszcgo wyksztalccnia ma
sci miodziezy.
I szacunkicm
T. M. Helinski, prezes..
Woj. J. Danisch, sekr'
1925 Milwaukee av.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-01
Czego Po!onii " Ame-
ryce Najwiecej Po-
trzeba?

BY sta"qt IA nalczncm stano-
Wisku W tym kraju "Oinym, po--
trzebnem nam lest bySmy stang
Ii ma rowni. jczcli iuz mic przcwyz
szyIi innych narodoSci, mic tylko
W n~aszej milosci ku przybranej
OjczyD0ic. lecz zarazem ma pc"
lach przcsmys}u. handlu / polIty-
Xxi.
iedyny tylko jest sposob wy
zwolcnia sic L niskiego poziomu'
ma ktorym sic obecnic w tych po-
ZACH znajdujemy, a jest to posia-
DAME jak najwiekszcj liczby wy
zcj wyksztaiconych rodakow. BY
zwiekSzyc szcrcgi naszych wy
lei wyksztalconych rodakow, kto,
rych III obccnic maia tylko gar
stkc posiadamy. koniecznem jest
zachccanic n~aszcj m}odziczy do
~wyiszego wykszta{ccnia' Rodzlcc
picrwsi powinni sic poczuwac do
togo obowiqzku i o lie moznoSCi
st&raG sic o to. by dice; swe dali
ksztaicit wyzej. gdy &c ukoncza
ozkoly clcmcntarnc, DO przcc;cI
wiekszcgo majQtku Swym dzlat-
kom dat mic mogq mad wyISzc
wyksztaicenic. DO Jest to majatck,
htGrrgo ami ziodzicj Tic skradnic,
AMI ogicn mic >pali, przytcm
przynosi on zaszczyt mic tylko
Ola togo dzjccka, kt0rc SIC wyzcj
k~Sztalcic bcdzir, lccz zarazcm j
ola calci rodziny.
Ably dopomodz tym z naszcj
mlodzici,, kt0rzy okazali zdo|--
rost / clnct Go ~wyIszrgo wy
ksztaIccnia, 4 kt6rych rodzicom
trudno p~rzychodzi dat i'm wyz--
SIC wykSztalccnic, istmiCjc juI cd
kilku lat W Chicago ToWarzystwu
I'Umocy Naukowcj, kt1rc udzicIa
zapomogi niczamoznym uczniom,
lal;o u-zcdnicy togo towarzy-
silva odzywamy sic do naszych
rodakoW i rodaczck, iakotcz do
wszystkich naszych poiskich to-
w~arzyStw, by wszyscy racHyIi
wspicrat dobrq robotc Tow. Po-
mocy Naukowcj przcz zapiaywa--
ric sic IA cz}cnk6w tcsoI. CO mo
ma |atwo uczynit. piacQc pcwnq
SUNG. przvuajmnicj dolara rocz--
mic. ma wzmocnicnic kasy. L kto--
&C; W>zy>thic fundu,zc ~przcIna-
lzonc y ma Wyi>zq maukr. Iapi-
>It ZIG MONA Il >chretarza niicj
poGpisancgo, lub tel IA regular
.Grm hwarta!nCw po,icdzcniu. ktU
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-01

JcSli chorobe te males przez ME
jakiS czas. niewatNiwie uciekaieS
sic do niewlaSciwego jej leczenia IA
pomoca linimentu i nacierania by
osia gnaG ulge W cierpieniach. Lecz
tobic potrzeba COS wiecel nj: tymcza-
sow2 wy~leczenie. Ty che So bye wy
leczonym 3 tel strasznej plagi, ktora
wiaze ci rece / nogi.
Czesto wypadki reumatyZmu po-
chodza Z maIych zarodk6w, kt6re So
We krwi i lekarZc ~zaCzynaja uwahac
re choroba ia ogoluie grasujc. Ma
sic rozumicG. re choroba ktora bic
re sw6j pcczatek z krwi, ME moze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-01

Jest W porze leniej, z ,zyw:enia ro-
S~linnego. Medycyna ME INA prawie
zadnych chor6b, kt6reby byly zwia
zane z uzywaniem pokarm6w roslin-
uych i owocoVych dojrzalych: MECH
to dla mas bedzie wskaz6wka poste-
powania. " tel krGtkiei rozprawc
ME podobna by}o wyczerpaG W zupe'-
noSci tematu o waznoSci zelaza W u
stroju ludzkim. jakby 6w temat "a
Slusiwal re w&ledu ma przedmiot'
malo dotychczas znany i zaniedbany:
ma to. niekr6tkiej rozprawki, lecz Xii
ku ;cm6w trzebaby, b&di-cobadi jed
max ! to streszczenie przedmiotu po-
winno wystarczyc do przcEonania
og6lu o nir1aprzecSalnci wartosci ja-
rzyn i owoc6w W u:Szej oodziennej
dyecie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-01
Stree Sic ReumatyZmu
Gdy Nadchodzi lima

bye ~wyleczona lokamyml srodkami,
aplikowanymi ma zewnatrz.
Jedyny Srodek. kt6rym wyleczono
JuA TAX DUO podobnych wypadkow,
jest S. S. s., wyborne lekarstwo ia
krew, kt6re W apteksN sprzedaja =
CORA piecdziesiat lat. 8. S. S. wype-
dza 2 wi zarodki, ktore spowodo-
wuja reumatyzm, przyroszac tenn RE
czywista ulge.
Zacznij zazywaG S. S. S. dzisiaj i
jeSli Cpiszesz nam twoja chorobe,
nasz medyczny dyrcktor da ci darmo
doSwiadcz0na rade. Adrcsuj Chief
Medical Adviser. So Swift Labora
tory, Atlanta, Ga. COgl.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-01
CZESKIE WYJASNIENIA | PRO-.
TESTY.

Praga. = C2eskie Biuro donosi:
wCzorai popoludniu oG0yio sic W L.
be poselskiej posiedzenie przywod-
COW partly poIitycznych. Minister DIR.
Benesz nd p~osiedzeniu TEN ud2ieiii
informaCyi 0 swej taktyce W kwestyi
~cieszynskiej. tudzici q ~poTodach,
kt6re skioni}y so do zaniechania
plcbiscytu i podpisania rozstrzygnie-
cia koalicyi. Ma p~oSiedzcuiu wybra-
no komisyc ztozona Z ) CAlonk0w,
kt6ra ma p~oczyniG dalszc kroki "
tel sprawie. ,..Narodni Listy" dono-
sza. &c minister Bcnesz przyjal
nicokrcSlons deputacye Spisza,
kt6ra przyby}a do Pragi rzekomo "
ceIach protcsLu przccfw podzialowi
Slaska CieszyhskicGo, Spis7a Ora.
wy. DR.. Benesz oSwiadczy} przywod-
com tcj delcgacyi. ac ma konfcrencyf
W paryzu bylO nicmo2liwoScia pre-
prowadz!c preteusye " drodzc dyplo-
matycznej. ponicwah WeSry stane'y
z potowoScia udzielenia ~czynnrj po-
mccy Polscc. Xreszta bylo prawdo--
podobnem, ic Wegrzy wzamian "a te
N wojskowa. przeciw bolszewi-
kom zaaadaja odSzkndowania terry
toryaIrego ma poludniowej i zacho-
dniei granIcy Slowaczyzny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-01
Seminaryum Polsk;e " Or.
chard Lake. Mich. rozpo'
czyna nOWy IOk szkoln!
" piatek dnia 10 wrzesnia

Op3ata "a ok szkony wynos;
$300.GO. Wszyscy studenci i nowj
apIikanci zgiosza sic do ZaAtadu
dnia 9go wrzesnia. Pc warunkI
i aplikacye zglaszac sic do dnia
lgo wrzesnia, pozniejszc zgtosze-
MIA beda uwzgiednrone 0 lie be-
die miejscc.
Rev. M. J. Grupa, Rector,
Polish Seminary.
Orchard Lake, Mich.
(Oci.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-01
Odezwa MlOdle1y POlskiej
do MlOdziezy NarOd6w
Sprzym;erzOnych.

OtrzymaliSmy obszcrnq odezwe
do m'odziezy akademickiej marc
dow sprzymierzonych, podpisan
Przez szereg organjzacyi pol
skicj m}odziezy akademickicj Z
Liga akademictq Obrony Pan,
silva ma czele.
Ma wstepie wyjaSnia odezwa
wlaScjwe tele wojny poIskiej L
bol<zewjzmem. kt6re streszczaja
SIC W odezwie Rady Obrony Pan
silva Z d. 3yo lipca RIB. W daIszym
c'agu odezwy czytamv:
DIS przemeczona. wyczcr--
pana. o~ciekaj2ca krwi2 / potem
radludzGich wysiIk6w armia pol
ska cola sic pred bolszewickim
naporem W giab naszych ctnicz-
oych terytory6w. "a MIA kroczy
Trog. ktory czyha tylko na spo-
>Obno$t. aby|ran2c mad Wisle, po-
:at reke ACKNOWLEDGMENT
'o2som niemieckicso z~olnierstwa
/ rozlat sic szerokq taI2 ~zniszczc-
ia Po Europic. Mad Polska "a
vista nova grozba niewoli. Eu-
ropic zazicra w oczy widmo no.
"ego przelcwu krwi, nowych
walk. w>trzaSh'ien ! niepokoiow."
W tcj ciezkicj nictylko dla Pol
Ski chWiii, W obiiczu togo strasz-
irwcgo uictyiko ia Polski uicbcz-
ricczcnstwa, my, polSka mlodzici
7Nadcmjcka, Stajac ponownic do
>Zcrcgow armii narodowcj. porzu-
cajac znow PracC naukowq, ola
'rpnIcnia w}asnej Ojczvzny / ca
u EuroPy priced barbarzynstwCm
bujszcwizmu, odwo|ujcmy sic do
was ko,cdzy, do m~iodziciy aka
dcmickici narodGw Sprzymicrzo--
rych. abyScic zdali sobic sprawc
" istoty tel omicrtciucj walk, ia.
L2 nar"d Polski prowadzi.
Nar0d Hol-hi mic vic, CO to pod
bojc; swiadcz2 o tenn sctki lat
raszych dzicj6w. zawSzc ORGY pol
SKI b~ou;i granjc swoich hub Swo-
loiy ludlow zaprzyjaznionych. To
tci dis I bo.eSci2 i l. goryczQ
olcHuwamy faEt. ze pozostawic-
j. W t,j w@icc sami Sobic, bcz po
r>rcia i pomocy s?rzymierzonych.
/"racamy SIC przcto do m}o~
dziczy akadcm;ckicj narodow
>orzym;crzonych L wolan;cm. IL
tzicio t~wa'eso poIoju. tax drogo
>2lacure krwiq bohatcrjw Mar.
rely, Sommc'y i Aisne'y. znow
] odanc zostalo " watoiiwoSi, po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-01

General podporucznik
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-01
TOlkaCZewskii.

Il l,,huryera P~EZhanSkleSo }.
Rosya Lenina i TrockiegO ma 10
do siebic, re lud2ie wylauiajq sic W
mel, niby lupiny ma fall, by "a ch"r
le znikpac znowu pod iala.
Takim cAowickicm wynicsionym
ma chwilowej fall Jest tow. TOlka--
czcwskij, o kt6rym ludzic. q 'Irzc
nawet znaiacy StoSunki " %SOwGepii,
malo wicdzieIi. a kt6ry wylouil sic
nagle, jake szet bolszowickicgo sta
bu generalnego, p~odpisujac znan2 IA
do do polskiego Naczclncso D"W0Gz
iva. | ktory zapcWne " eventual
nych rokowaniach poHUjowyrh ode
gra j~eszcze role wyb;tnq. jczeli nj"
Gecydujaca.
KtoA o jest Ia now gwiazda nj
horyzoncie bolSzewickim?
Odpowied& ma to pytanie otrzyma-
liSmy przypadkowo Z ust pewnego
wytszego oficcra paszego, kt6ry, jak
sic okazalo, ina ~doskonale Tolkacze-
wskiego / dzieje jcgo n~iezwyklcj
karyery.
r. porucznik W arm!i carskiej'
pochodzI &c starcj rosyjskiej rodzi-
ny bojarskiej. Pred woina ukoh--
czrl W Moskwie szko'e wojsGowa j.
mieu'a cara Aleksandrd II, poem.
zostsi przydzieIcny do ~:tl"ncgo S.
m!onowsEieSo pu'ku gwarlyi. =
W czas;e %ojny dJwodai! hompa-
MIA / slyna} Z dzikiej odwasi. Twicr-
dzi stale. &c EI'e sic . AL imajt J..
jake dow6G. w~y,hoIz:! r. nal!: pa
p~ierosa prZnI ,Iuty ku! -as-"
!. rzeczyN %cie iadu& = ~ t."
fila
w lutym 1915 T.. pod i.omz%
Niemcy pr7elamali nie5podzianic Cd
cine& fr:ntU. lronionN pre-, pHtk
Sicmionow,l i !. dosta( sic d. rIe-
vol. przyczem. ME 'hcsc skompro-
mitowac Swcgo pulku. podal ate 10
prostego zolnlerza i, ja&o TAXI, Pc
w~cdrowa' 20 obozu i2icCV.
Znicwoli '~:zykrotr:e u.!tSA :
t~rzykrotn jest schw!tar". Wc"f1-
Gle - czw&-'y'l razem wire mn sc
zbiodz. ~Przedostajc Say do Rosy;
gd4ie trafia ma koniec panowania
Kierenskiego.
Mlody, ambitny, majacy wplyw
ma zolnierzy, porucznik. r7uca sie
W wir polityki / z~cstaje delegation
r6znych rad zoln;ersklch.
q drugiej strony utrzymuje nadal
zaayle stosunki z partya monarchi-
styczna. do kt6rej nalezeli b. Office
row;e g~wardyi.
z wyraznego poleccnia tel partyl
DO przewrocie bolszewickim wstepu-
ie do czerwonej armii, ably pracowaG
W niej W duchu przewrotu ma rzecz
ancien regimen.
Wyslany. jake dow6Gca j%cdnostki
bojowej. operujacej przeciwko CEe-
chom. zyskuje sobie zaufanie wiadh
bolszewickich i wkr6tce stale ma cze-
lie armii, walczacej z K~olczaHiem.
Jednoc2e5nie podtrzymuje nadal
l~aczucst Z partya kontrreWolucyjna'
twierdzsc, re zbIiza sic Gas wyStS-
pienia zbrojnego ma rhecz s"tarej dy-
nastvi i zrzuceuia kojdsn boIs2ewl-
ckich.
Ale wlsdza. stanowisko, zaszczy-
tv. zavr6cily mu wAr6tce glove
kicdy do sztabu jcgo przyjechali sta
rzy koledzy cclem om6wicnta wspol-
nej akcyi, zostali prSyjFrt bardzo
wyniosle i ~us,yszcIi jodynie' &c Ro-
sya potrzebuje Napoleona, ktory--
takze byl porucznikiem.
Wobec tego kcledzy pozegnali
kandydata ma Napoleona / zerwali z
MIN stosunki. -.
Ma tenn kohcza sic informacye, ia
kie uda,o sic nam zebrat o towarzy-
szu | kniaziu w jednej osobie Toika-
c~zewskim.
Umysf metny. ambicya niepomier-
ma, zarozumialo;t chorobliwa, mo-
ralnosc zadna - Cto ogolna charak-
terystyka nowego, dyktatora czer-
wonej Rosyi.
$500
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-01

zoinicrski trud. Palnietajcie, ze
pierwszym obowiazkicm waszym
jest STAG ia stray caloSci Ojczy-
zny, w~ywalczyc jej pokoj i nicza-
wiSioSc, o CO W powstaniach wal
czyli ojcowic nasi cd San Domin-
go az pc grantee Syberyi.
Baczcic, &c konicc blisNo - i
tytko zwyci:Stwo zapcwni VAN
pozadany spoNoj i ukoi RAINY "a
dane 6-cioletnia Wojnq odrodzo--
nej Ojczyznie. Pamietajcic zaw-
SEE, re najlepsza obrona jest atat
j to bezwzglednie W kaidej Sytua-
cyl.
Dowodca VI armii general J.
Waszkiewicz bedac dnia IS lipca
W sztabie IS dyw. picctoty rozka-
zal mi o5obiScie Wyrazit wszyst-
kim z~olnierzom Is dyw. p~icchoty
sz~czcg0,na Swq wdziecznoSc i pc.
dziekowanic "a b~ohatcrska wal
ke, ktora is dywizya piechoty pro-
wadzila w ostatnich tygodniach.
Dow0dca is dywizyi picchoty
Krajowski III. p.
Gcncrai podporucznik.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-01-21
Musical Treat at the Baptist
Church.

On Sunday evening at the Baptist
church at 7:30, there will be most
unusual opportunity to all music low
ers in hearing Mr.. Frank McCravy
sing, assisted by his brother. Mr.. Nc
Gravy has a wonderful, appealing
voice and this will be time when
we can sit and be sung away liter
ally to everlasting bliss. The whole
service will be devoted to this sacred
concert of all the good old songs.
Some people think that John Nc
Cormack is the most wonderful sing
er in the world because he has such
great reputation. He is one of the
greatest who has become very noted
because he sings on the public plat
form. But we must remember that
all stars are not On the operatic
stage. Some have chosen to be stars
in the place where they may use
their voices to entice men and women
to a higher life. Such a one is Mr..
McCravy.
All our people in the various COM
munities of our county are invited to
come and enjoy this with US.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-01-21
A Welcome Visitor.

Mr.. T. B. Lanham spoke in the
Baptist church Sunday morning to a
large audience. He spoke of his re-
ligious experience in his early young
manhood and some of the influences
that brought him to make a serious
stand fo ra useful life. What he said
was greatly enjoyed by old friends
and new ones.
Mr.. Lanham was the recipient of
$50O.O0 from the people of Edge
field for the state work of the Y. M.
C. A., of which he is State Secretary.
He requested The Advertiser to ex-
press to all the kind friends who thus
manifested their sympathy in this
great cause, his sincere appreciation
of this generous contribution es-
pecially since he knows the people of
Edgefeld have done such wonderful
things recently.
Mr.. Lanham remained over until
Tuesday at noon, and was the guest
of his sisters, Mrs. W. H. Dorm and
Mrs. j. P. Nixon.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-01-21
D. A. r. Meeting.

The first meeting of 1920 of the
Edgefeld d. A. R. met with Mrs. j.
L. Minis on Tuesday afternoon.
The chaplain, Mrs. ]. W. Peak, led
in prayer and the Regent, Miss Col
lett, took charge of the program.
Mrs. Woodson read an article on
Tomassee and it's needs. Miss Collett
read communication on the candi-
dacy of Mrs. Minor >of Connecticut
as President General of the National
d. A. R. Mrs. Feltham was called up
on to give reading descriptive of
Memorial Continental Hall and the
ideals of the organization.
Mrs. Grace Emmett read a commu-
nication from the National D. A. R.,
in regard to business of the organi-
zation.
1t, was announced that the support
of French Orphans was not being
urged, and that pledge had not
been made at the State conference
for the local support of an orphan
for this year.
Miss Collett read a letter to the To-
cal D. A. R. from Miss Florence
Minis, giving some personal expert
ences in sightseeing at Concord and
Lexington, Massachusetts, and Little
ton, N. H., which were of historic in
terest.
At the close Of the program, Mrs.
j. H. Cantelou announced that the
next meeting would be held with her
in February and extending most
cordial invitation to all members to
attend.
A simple salad course with sand
wiches and cocoa was served at the
close of the meeting.
FOR SALE: One. second hand
piano, in good condition. Apply at
The Advertiser Office.
LOST: Will the party who was
seen to pick up $500 Monday after
noon return the same to Miss Marie
Abney.
STRAYED: A bay mare mule on
January 10. Return mule and re-
ceive reward.
G. w. ADAMS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-01-21
dence.

Photograph work done at MY resi-
dence.
MISS ELIZA MINIS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-01-21
Church Notice.

At the Baptist church this coming
Sunday there will be Sunday School
services at 1915 and preaching SER
vices at II 80. All the members of
the Baraca Class are requested to be
present as we may have Mr.. Frank
McCravy present to sing. At the
evening hour sacred concert will be
given by Mr.. Frank McCravy who is
one of the best singers of the South
ern Baptist Evangelistic singers. He
and his brother will sing for us and
for the glory of the Lord. All who
miss this opportunity of hearing Mr..
McCravy will miss a great soul-stir-
ring benefit.
Al! are urged to be present at the
Sunday School hour. Let US serve
the Lord in this way. Morning wor-
ship at 11:3O. Evening services at
7:3O.
ROBERT G. LEE, Pastor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-01-21
Special Service Sunday For
j. Q. U. A. M.

Sunday morning at 1870 o'clock
the M. c. Butler Council ]. O. U. A.
M. will attend the Methodist church
in body. The members will meet in
the hall at IL o'clock and go from
there to the church. A special pro-
gram has been arranged by the pas
tor, Rev. G. w. M. Taylor and it is
expected that all the members of the
order will be present for the service.
Mr.. Taylor will take for his subject
"Our Citizenship"
At 7:3O P. M. the regular evening
service will be conducted by the pas
tor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-01-21

Mrs. Boat Strom of the Rehoboth
section is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
John Quarles.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-01-21
Sad Death of Miss Mae Meal
ing.

The announcement came by phone
to Edgefeld last Wednesday of the
sad death of Miss Mae Mealing, the
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John P. Mealing of North Augusta.
This precious young girl, who was
greatly beloved by all who knew her,
died at the Wilhenford Hospital after
several days illness. She was buried
at Sweetwater church Thursday
morning, Rev. Joseph R. Sewer Off
ciating.
The sympathies of many friends
go out to these friends of ours in
this great bereavement, one that can
hardly be healed in this life.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-01-21
Honor Roll of Edgefeld School
For the Third Month.

First Grade: Esther Daitch, Mary
Gibson, Martha Gibson, Ruth Kemp,
Katherine Minis, Annie Nicholson,
Gladys Parks, Almena Swearingen,
Charles Byrd, George Erwin Cante-
lou, Lee Jackson, Cecil Thompson.
Second Grade: Margaret Allen,
Helen Dunovant, Mary Holmes, En-
ma Perrin Minis, Elizabeth Nichol-
son, Esther Rubenstein.
Third Grade: William Byrd, Eliza
beth Kemp, Harry Paul, William
Lynch, jamie Edwards, Martha Stew
art Sarah McCarty, Mary Cantelou,
Dorothy Marsh.
Fourth Grade: Fitzmaurice Byrd,
Rudolph Davis, Ned Nicholson, John
Nixon, George Edward Sheppard, J..
R. Zimmerman, Eleanor Dunovant,
Maysie Kemp.
Fifth Grade: Orlando Morgan, Eff
fie Allen Lott, Margaret Strom.
Sixth Grade: Carrie Dunovant,
Elizabeth Zimmerman.
Seventh Grade: Magdalene Redd,
May Rives.
Ninth Grade: George Evans, Mitch
ell Wells, Lillian Pattison.
Tenth Grade: Eugenia Brunson,
Rhae Zimmerman, Lois Minis.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-01-21
Notice..

Pursuant to commission from the
Secretary of State, the books of
subscription to the Capital Stock of
the Consolidated Auto Company of
Johnston, S. c., will be opened at
he Bank of Western Carolina,
Johnston, S. c., Saturday, January
oath, 1920 at ten o'clock and remain
open one day only.
G. H. BALLENTINE
J. P. BLAND
J. S. BALLENTINE.
Board of Corporators.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-01-21
Must Be Paid in Advance.

All who are in arrears with their
subscription should pay up at once.
In few days our list will be revised,
discontinuing all subscriptions not
paid in advance. No exception will be
made in applying the paid-in-advance
rule. Most of our subscribers have
expressed themselves as preferring
this to the old way. Call at the Office
or send in check or money order for
$500 if your subscription is in ar
rears.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-01-21
u. D. c. Meeting.

The Edgefeld chapter U. D. c.,
held their January meeting with Miss
Annie DeLoach on Thursday after
noon, where the plans and program
for the Lee and Jackson celebration
were attended to.
At the close of the meeting fruit
salad with mayonnaise, crackers, cof-
fee and whipped cream, was served.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-01-21

Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Cogburn spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll
Cogburn in Augusta.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-01-21

FOR QUICK SALE: 342h acres
of land miles from Trenton on the
Trenton-Aiken road. Known as part
of the old Padgett place formerly
owned by the late S. T Hughes. One
dwelling, two tenant houses, three
barns and other out-buildings. Very
low price.
South Atlantic Realty Co., Inc,
"Service of Guaranteed Satisfaction"
Home Office, Greenwood, S. c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-01-21

SALESMAN WANTED to solicit
orders for lubricating oils, greases
and paints. Salary or Commission.
Address
THE TODD OIL & PAINT CO.,
Cleveland, o.
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BRIGHT GIRLS WANTED.

The State Hospital for the Insane
Columbia, S. c., need white women,
preferably between the ages og 1S
and 35, to work as attendants or en-
ter the training school. For informa-
tion apply to the Superintendent.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-01-21

Mrs. Boat Strom of the Rehoboth
section is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
John Quarles.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Cogburn spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll
Cogburn in Augusta.
Cotton Growers Association will
meet in Edgefeld on the 18th Of
February. Look out for further no
tice.
Mrs. B. L. Minis and little Helen
Wallace are spending a fortnight
with Mrs. D. D. McColl in BENEFITS
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Butler Key
J, of Columbia are spending some days
with Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Key in Edge
field.
Mrs. Grace Emmett returned on
Thursday to Charlotte, having spent
some time here with her mother, Mrs.
Ella Tompkins.
The Lee and Jackson anniversaries
are being held today at II o'clock at
the High School. A further account
will be given next week.
A meeting of the Chamber of Com
merce will be held in the Court
House Friday evening at 1880
o'clock. A full attendance is urged.
Mrs. T. H. Rainsfod spent the past
weekend out at Cedar Grove. 1t is a
great joy to her friends everywhere
that she is so greatly improved in
health.
The Junior order is iourishing as
never before. Nineteen new members
have recently been initiated and nine
others will be received at the meeting
Thursday night.
Misses Myra and Edith Pearce of
Augusta and Greenwood, Misses Es-
telle Hill of North Augusta and Wv
ian Faust of Augusta spent the week.
end with Mrs. j. H. Cantelou as
guests of Mr.. Walter H. Cantelou,
who spent that time at home.
Rev. G. w. M. Taylor will preach
special sermon to the members of
the Junior Order next Sunday morn
ing at the Methodist church. All
members of the Order are requested
to meet at the hall promptly at IL 100
-. a-l ~,,o,.ol 10 tha ob,,rob II,
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Card From MIR. Courtney.
Bennettsville, S. c.,
January 20, 1920.
Edgefeld Advertiser:

Edgefeld Advertiser:
Publish this week that I will be in
Edgefeld January 29th, 3Oth and
a1st only, to assist income tax pay
ers. Reasonable fees charged. Those
not listed can hand names to Farmers
or Edgefeld Bank.
J. H. COURTNEY.