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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-01-16
G. =. BLAINE HEAD
OF iRRiGATIONISTS
Seattle Chosen for Next Session of In
stItute Against Pasco and
Yakima.

stitute Against Pasco and
Yakima.
f.. f Blaine, Seattle, president.
e. +. Banker, Okanogan, first vice
president
n. W. Moulton, kennewick, second
vice president.
n. w. Durham, Spokane. and Ralph
b. Williamson, Yakima, directors three
year term.
The foregoing officers were unani-
mously chosen for the next year at
the closing session of the seventh an
nual meeting OF the Washington IT.
rigation institute held at Spokane last
week
lndorse Policies.
Endorsement OF a policy of recla-
nation in the stae of Washington by
the federal reclamation bureau or by
the state or by both, was expressed
by the Washington Irrigation Insti-
tute in adopting resolutions submitted
to it by the resolutions committee.
The following policies were adopt
ed in various resolutions:
To urge senators and congressman
| OF Washington to support the plans
! of the western state reclamation as
ISOLATION.
To oppose action looking toward
the ceding to various states of fed.
eral public lands located within their
| boundaries.
To urge the legislative committee
of the institute to prepare and sub
nit to the next annual meeting re
codification of the irrigation district
laws of Washington
To indorse the coordination Of the
| federal government engineering &C
tivities In department of pubic
works.
That in the construction of projects
and settlements of lands that pref
erence be given in employing labor
and help to eN-service men and women
To express appreciation of the word
done by +. +. Benson, founoer of tine
institute, ii. its promotion and organ
ization.
To indorse the reclamation of arit
lands In Washington by the fedora
or state government and denouncinl
as fallacy the propaganda tina
there is an oyerproduction of foot
stuffs in the United States.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-01-16
WILSON PREDICTS
DAWN OF NEW ERA
Says World League of Nations Council
Assembly First
Step

MISUNDERSTANDING of the
council of the league bf nations in
Paris January 16 will mark the begin
operation and the first great step to-
ward the ideal concert of nations,
President Wilson declared in issuing
the call for the meeting as provided
by the treaty of Versailles.
President Wilson's message was
transmitted by the state department
to United States embassies in the
countries named for formal presenta-
ton to these governments. 1t was
the same in each case, with the ex.
ception of the address.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-01-16

School, City. District.
Corporation Bonds and
other safe securities
for sale. 500 and up.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-01-16
Clemency for rs Prisoners.

LEAVENWORTH Kan.-Jacob Fro
hwerck of Kansas City, Kan, editor of
the Missouri Stats Zeitung, German
language newspaper, and serving a
sentence in the federal penitinetiary
for violation of the espionage act, has
been granted a presidential parole.
been granted presidential paroles, it
was stated.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-01-16
No Hay for Horses.

SALMON, Enthusiastically or abso-
lutte want of hay is causing neglect
or horses all over Lemhi county. and
many of the range horses, usually
pastured or fed during the winter are
starving to death.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-01-16
TRY BIBLE MEN AGAIN
Eight Convicted and Freed Under
Draft Law Nabbed.

NEW YORK.-Hght officers and
employees of the International Bible
Students association who were con.
fcted under the espionage law in June.
1918, and later freed when the United
States court granted them new trial,
will be tried again.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-01-16
The COLUMBUS SANITARIUM

in charge of the Missionary Sisters of the
Sacred Heart, Seattle, Wash. offer a g.
year course in nursing TO young women
who have 2-year high school education
or its equivalent Nurses are given a
monthly allowance and fun maintenance.
Address 1919 Madison ST.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-01-16
INFORMATION DEPARTMENT
A Handy Spokane Business and
Professional Directory. sasss

A Handy Spokane Business and
Professional Directory. sass.
Adv. SIGNS, sTIckERs. NOVELTIES
MOORE AID SPECIALITY CO. Peyton blk.
ATTORNEYS
MOVE WICkS, Rookery bldg.
George u, Ayers, 5l7 Ziegler Bldg.
AUTOMOBILES.
Auto Cletring House. l2la w, I'd.
Spokane Auto Market, 3l5 ". Sprague-
AUTO RADIATOR REPAIRS.
Spokane Auto Rad Works, N. l24 LINCOLN.
AUTOMOBILE PAINTING.
Los Angeles Auto PIT Shop 4Ol s. Sherman
Empire Electric Service. ID and Cedar.
BUSINESS COLLEGES.
Blair Business College, Madison st. X LIST.
BUTCHERS.
John Lewis Markets, Spokane. Wash.
DOLL HOSPITAL.
Hair combines made up. 7l5 Trent Ave.
FARM LANDS.
Great Northern Land Co., Howard and LIST.
HIDES AND WOOL.
BISSINGER & Co, III r. r. Ave.
Pacific Hide u Fur Depot. 1lol II. II. Ave.
HOTELS.
HOTEL. ASSEMBLIES, Cham of Com Bid
ICE MACHINES.
Harris Ice Machine Works, Spokane.
Armstrong Machinery Co.
INVESTMENTS.
FERRIS & IARDGROVE. Paulsen Bldg.
MATERNITY HOME.
DR. Estelle Ditman. 140S S. Perry st.
MEMS CLOTHING.
MANN'S Up-Stairs Store, ziegler Bldg
X. L. DOLBY CO, Spokane Wash.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
B. f. WINSHIP & SONS, $40 ". LIST Ave
PATENTS AND TRADEMARKS.
l. L. Westfall, 912 Paulsen Bldg.
RAZOR BLADES SHARPENED.
L. .. BAKER, III sprague Ave.
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS.
Corona Typewriter Sales Co IA N.Howard
RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS.
Inland Stamp Works, 624 N Monroe ST.
STEAMSHIP TICKETS.
| Assoc. Steamship Office, 20 Hyde Bldg.
TAlLORS.
| MEYERS, s. 16 Howard ST.
TAxiDERMlsTs.
HARRY ii. PARK, Expert Sculptor Taxi
| dermist $40 Jameson Bldg, Spokane
WITHERS BROS, S22 w. sprague Ave
| USED CARS WANTED.
n: Howard Auto RepairShop, boom. Howard.
BATTLE CREEK HEALTH INSTITUTE.
615 Jameson Bldg, Spokane. We treat
| Stomach Trouble, rheumatism and Wo-
mems Diseases. Goitre removed by cleo.
keep we'll viii remvoe your wrinkles by
our new method.
BUTTONS AND PLEATiNG.
Sampson Feather & Button Works, Per-
feet buttons, hemstitching, fine work
guaranteed. Mail orders. 524 Kuhn bldg
FEATHERS RENOVATED
Old Feather Beds, Mattresses Renovated
No Tie Mattress Works. I'll N. Monroe.
38 NJ AID NJ M A J f II,
Hyde Bldg. Buttons,
AN pleating, hemstitching,
embroidery. braiding
button holes, hat and
feather work.
SNe ANnIss SMGtAs g NEEpLEcRAET
The NEEDI.ECRAFT SHOP, 719 Sprague.
Infants wear, stamped goods fancy goods.
| LADIES' SHOES
| WARN WINSTON, 18th Floor Old Nat.
BIZ Bldg, Our low rent means lower prices
| MtUJINERY
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-28
CINSKO-AMERICKY BOY
KOT JAPANSKA.

New York, 27. dubna.
600 clenu 6insk6 obchodni ko-
mory dostavilo Sc re v$ech ca
sti Soustati k spolecnym pora-
dam ma Mott Street, kde jed
notlivymi pfedaky byl hlasan
boykot japansk6ho zbozi do A
mcriky importovan6ho a zne-
moznovati vyyoz re Soustati
do Japanska. Ochromovani
japanskeho obchodu ma byti
zbrani zdejsfch Cinand proti
imperialistickym snaham To-
kia prot zasahovani Japan
ca do vnitrnich zalezitosti Gin
sk6 rise i jejich dalSimu roz-
machu ma asiisk6 pevnine. Ia
schGze byly proneseny protija
panske feci malo lichotiveho
obsahu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-28
Spofivy muziGek.

Manzel Ok zubnimu lekari)
"Co bude stati vyplneni tri zu-
BIZ me panf?" '"T%1
Lekar: "Tri dollary Ia zub".
Manzel: "A vytrhnuti?"
Lekar: "Dollar "a zub".
Manzel Ok choti): "Nedala
hys 81, drahousku, radeji zuby
vytrhnout?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-28
itch spolu drzitel Usti Oldfich

byl uhlavni kalicha protivnik,
a kdyz uvid6l svui cas-, mocn6
uchvatil mesto, vypudiv odtud
uredniky Kamenickych i pod
dane jejich, smyslejici husit-
sky. Jasal, mine, re potrel talk
hnizdo kacirstvi.
Ale nikoli ma dlouho. Mlady
Prokop Sc dorozumel S uprch-
liky a sedlaky a sebrali Sc po-
tajmu. PiSe pax Mich Vavri-
nee z Brezove: "Knez jedon
taborsky VanCek Hromadkou
zvonikem, prvni k horam tono
schazeni nalezacove a redite-
le, pojavse Jana Bydlina a ia
Ia Smolina a jiste mnoz-
stvi sedlaku, nekoliko dni a no
CT lesich casu masopustniho
eby mohli mesto Ousti zteci,
kryli sou Sc, kterehozto po-
moci tech, kteriz sou Jim praii
V meste, V prvni stredu V post3,
jenz byl den 81. mesice uno-
ra, prede dnem dosahli, jezto
tjsou Sc lide zpili a po tancich
po jinem veseli bezpecne
Ispali: hned vsecky protivniky
svetsky i duchovni, kteri sou
se pravde protivili, ziimali, .
rekteri Mich pres zed' utikaii
sou. A nektere z mesta vyhnali,
" jich statky uvazavSe Sc. Do
kterehoz mesta den ode dne
tech, kteriz prijimali kalicha,
|pribyvalo JEST.
Kronika jina, stareho kolla-
giata prazskeho, pravi kratce
k temuz dni, re pan Prokop 2
| Kamenice a z Usti dobyl mesta
a mnichy odtud vypudil.
Ale Usti mad Luznici, jakkoli
bylo hraZeno, sotva mohlo pO-
skytnouti dlouhe bezpecnosti.
VZniklot' z pokojne davne osa-
Idy pri brodu, pri stezce z Ra-
kous, pri ryzoviStich zlata, V
milne u vody, nechraneno pli-
rodou. Nebylo by stacilo, ably
Sc stale bastou move viry, V
sousedstvi mocnych SkGdcu.
Proto vitezi pomeSkali me-
ste jen malo dni, ohlizejice Sc
po mist6 tvrdSim a ziStnejSin.
A nasli je zahy. Sotva hodinu
cesty nize po vod6 k pulnoci,
ma vysokem skalnatem bradla,
ma ostrohu srazne sc pnoucim
mad vtokem potoka Tismenica
(nyni Jordanskeho) do reky
| Luznice. Tu sobe move sidlo "a
lozili Usti potom spalili, ably
Inebylo pomuckou nepratelGm.
TAX vznika Tabor.
Bohuzel pfiliS skoupe mluvi
nase prameny prihod6 vyzna
mu TAX dalekosahleho. Vavri-
nee kratce pokracuje: "Potom
po n6kterych dnech bratri ia
borSti brad HradiSte Panty z
Usti, kdezto prve mesto bylo
postaveno, jehozto ieSte zdi sto
j, obehnali, kterehozto hradu
V kratkem casu dosahli isou a
ven Sc uvazali a jej p. Proko-
povi Kamenice, panty prf-
buznych povedenych Ustskych
pfiteli, V ruce dali sami Sc pc
jistem casu, m6sto Usti ohnem
spalivse, zenami detmi ma
horu Tabor prestehovali, tn no
ru den ode dne ohrazujice a
domy k bydleni sobe stavejice,
tn horu Taborem nazyvaii-
ce :"
Letopisec iihocesky, ienz
pred tim ma Krumlove pobyval,
zna pGvodce zalozeni, ale mic
nevi Usti: "Tehoz casu, tn III
mu mesto Tabor osazeno Cd ne
jakeho zaka Hromadky ne
kterymi bratrimi ;kteryzto Hro
madko osadiv je, postal k bra
tru Zizkovi, ably jemu posilne-
nie dali, re j. dobre mestiste
nalezl osadil. Zizka postal
cd sebe Chvala Repickeho 2
N L
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-28
X JUBILEE MESTA
TABORA.

zapomenutelnych. Pred 500 le-
ty roku 1920 Sc zrodil nejslav-
nejSi kral mas Jiri Podebrad-
sky, zehnane pam6ti, a tyz rok
vit6zi poprve revoluce husit-
ska, drtic ma vrchu Zizkove
pysnou presilu Zikmundovu,
sebranou z celeho sveta. PoGi-
nj Sc slava vecna, hluboka OBJ
roda Ceskeho naroda. A k to-
mu pred tim V breznu m6sici
vzklicil mocny koren, zalozeni
Tabora.
"a budet' kazano to evange-
lium kralovstvi po vsem svG-
t6 Ia svedectvi vSem narodum,
{. tehdaz pride skonani. Pro-
toz, kdyz uzrite ohavnost spu-
steni, ana stoji ma miste sva-
TEN, tehdaz ii, kteriz jsou V
Judsku, utikejte ma hory." (Ma
tous "a, 14.-16.)
Tat jsou slova, ktera pro-
chvivala dust ceskeho lidu cd
smrti Husovy zvlaSte V rok
umrti krale Vaclava, kdy Sc
opravdu zdalo, re Sc naplnuje
pismo. "Pravda Pane vtelena
uz ten cas- symbolicky We zna-
meni kalicha, i blizke priSti
Kristovo vSude Sc HASA list
zanicenych. A to, CO Sc dalo oil
ctyriceti let, cd casu roztrzky
papezske We svet6 i V cirkvi,
2daz nebylo ohavnosti ma mi
ste svatem? A tedy Sc blizi sko
mani v6ku, jeho uzkosti, hrGzy
q temnoty.
A pax lid, opousteje sva po-
lie a pribytky, jeste "a zdravi
krale Vaclava, chodil ga svymi
v6rnymi kazateli, i poCinala Sc
"sebrani ma horach" prezdi-
vail tenn horam jmena nova. o.
lie Oreb, jine Beranek, jin6
Tabor. Pc tisicich Sira dale
ko Sc sbirali, utvrzovali tn we
vire a lasce, a zaniceni Sc vra-
cell, poznavajice Sc vsak liz i
We sve sile a doufajice Kri-
sta. Chodili dlouho rukou ien
hole poutnicke, aniz kdo tuSil,
re z prostych chodeckn Sc
dlacku vyrostou hrozni "bozi
bojovnici" ma obranu pravdv
pane a mileho sveho jazyka
slovanskeho, strach a des vSe-
mu svetu, driv nez pul roku u
plyne.
Kral Zikmund Uhersky, de-
die Vaclavuv, slibil otcGm V
kostnici, re potlaci V Cechac 4
vSecko kacirstvi. Poselstvo Ce-
ske, jez Sc mu poddavalo pod
vyminkou kalicha, odbyl vyhv-
bave a klamem; boje V PraZe
rocate vedene Zizkou proti
kralovskym, skonGily Sc tudiz
pfimerlm. Ale iiz V lednu l..
1920 kral projevil sve umysly,
potatkem unora vydal rozkazy
proti kalichu, IT. bfezna pax z
Vratislave vyhlasil kriz vsemu
Geskemu narodu.
Praha te DOLBY jeste doufala,
icste byla ochotna k smiru. Lid
vSak uz nechce slySeti 80 Sell
me babylonske, o draku sedmi-
hlavem", nechuti Sc odvraci
cd necelych krest'anu praz-
skych a hleda svoie stTedisko
mimo. Nenasel no Zizka V Plz-
nj, kan Sc byl uchylil z Prahy,
nenasel. no Mikulas z Husi ma
kofe Zelene mad Nepomukem,
iiz dal jmeno Olivetska. Pro-
stemu zaku, zvonikovi 2 Jisteb
nice, fizeni osudu urcilo zied-
natl ochranu a spasu ceskemu
lidu.
Kraj, kde M. Jan Hus dlel
drahny cas- V prvnfm SVEN wy
hnanstvi, tiche vysiny a dolly o.
kolo hradu Koziho, nejmocneii
nesly srdci pamatku mileho
kaZatele. Blizke Usti Sezimovo
mad fekou Luznici, hned DO te
Se ST lO IItOSiSt6n, ySacb LJox
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-28


sobotu pred kvGtnou ned6li,
coz bylo 80. brezna, nacez vSi
chni Sc vystehovali ma Hradi-
ste prevail je Taborem.
Tficaty brezen sc tedy polka
da "a den zalozeni m6sta Ia
bora. Ale zjevno jest, ze jen
vyhradou. Nebot' i kdyz neGi-
tame dobyti hradu, osazeni me
stiSte Sc stalo pred tim. Hro-
madka postal potom k Zizko-
vi, dllcimu PlZni, jenz vypra
vil mu k posileni dill lidu pod
Chvalem Repickym. Tim vSak
zemdlen, musil potom Zizka
vydati Plzen pospichal ma Ia
Dor, ma ceste dobyv skveleho
vitezstvi u Sudom6re 25. brez-
ma.
Srovnavame-li vzdalenost
mist sc zpravami, jak daleko
Sc tehdy "a den peSim lidem
dochazelo, vid6ti, re Zizka So
tva opustil Plzen pred %. brcz
mem. Odchod Chvaluv, posel-
stvi z HradiSte, nebyly asi hned
IFred tim a pc sobe, takze osa-
zeni HradiSte nutno poloziti a.
ST do poloviny brezna, nell je-
ste driv.
/ Opevneni HradiSte bylo pra-
davne, brad vlastni a m6sto
pred MIN vystaveny We XIII.
stol. "a boju mezi kralem a
Nitkovci pry T.. 1868 samymi
pany spaleno. Hrad Sc dostal
Ianum Ustskym ii vladli tn
az do toho casu, +. 1920 pra-
We Oldfich jiz zmineny.
kronikar Vavrinec di, re
hradby nekdejSiho mesta jeSt6
staly, k I. 1412 je zprava, re
byly Cpraveny re domky Sc
poGaly ohrade stav6ti. Ale
snad Sc vztahuje zprava ia len
ke hradu: mistni znalci tvrdi,
re vsecky hradby potomni isou
Gilem teprve Taboru. Bud iak
bud, V kratkem case vyrostla
IL pevnost ceskeho lidu, tvrdl
Ia nedobytna, sired zanicen6
obce, vyvolenych bozich, ktefi
nemeli mad sebou nez Pana ie
dlneho, vSichni jsouce bratfi
mi a sob6 rovni, kteri V Zizko-
vi naSli andela, poslaneho Pa
mem, a pod jeho vedenim a
naucenim dobyli neslychanych
vltezstvi mad celym sy6tem.
Semeno horcicne = ale vyrost-
10 Jako strom presilneho kme-
ne vetvi premocnych. Bez Ti
bora = nebylo by cesk6ho ma
roda.
Odkud to jmtno biblicke,1ez
arci vzniklo jiz drive a tez il
nym horam davano? ObyGo:-
ne Sc di, podle vykladu Enev
Silvia, V jeho kronice, re cd
tud, "jako by Sc timi apostoly
Spasitele krista prom6nenie
ia hore vid6li", aGkoli vlastn1
V bibli hora, ma niz Sc Kristus
promenil, nijak Sc nejmenuje.
Avsak / kdyz vyklad, re Sc to
stalo ma hore Tabor, byl tehdv
obecny, nezda sc dost oduvod-
memo, proc by prave tento del
Dlollcky tax byl Husity zduraz
novan.
Otevrme vSak knihu Soudci.
kapitolu a., kde Sc mluvi O ski
ceni naroda Israelskeho cd
krale Chananejskeho a ieho vo
Jevudce Sisary. Tehdy proroky
ne Debora povolala Baraka. sv
ma Abinoemova: "Prikazal to-
be Hospodin, buh israelsky:
Jdi sber vojska ma horu Ta-
Tor vezmi sebou 10000 bo-
Jovniku ia pax privedu k
tobe Sisaru i vozy jeho. i
vsecko mnozstvi jeho, a dam ie
v ruku tvou".
Ia slova prorocka sotva byla
reznama v obecnem rozechva-
nj, kdy uzkost prichazela ma
nasledovniky Husovy. A jmeno
| -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-09-15
Report of Meeting of Music
Club.

Mrs, H. C. Mitchell was hostess for
an unusually interesting meeting of
the Philharmonic Club for September.
After the business was dispensed
with, Miss Elizabeth Rainsford took
charge of the musical program, which
was taken from the music of olden
days. Mrs. Madison Tucker sang very
beautifully "The Shrine" which every
one enjoyed. Miss Elizabeth Smith
who is an accomplished pianist played
a lovely piano solo. Mrs. j. L.Mims
and Mrs. Tillman Played a piano duet
whic:: was followed by ''The Sweetest
Story Ever Told" by Miss Rainsford.
Mrs. H. C. Mitchell who is fav-
orite pianist in the club played "Alice,
Where Art Thou?" with her usual
skill and beautiful touch.
After the program the hostess ar
ranged an interesting contest, the
name of the composer Rubenstein
being used to make as many words as
possible from. Mrs. Mamie Tillman
the President, was awarded the prize.
a box of correspondence cards.
Mrs. Madison Tucker was welcomed
into the club, while Misses Hortense
Woodson, Beaufort Reynolds, Harriet
Holmes, Gladys Rives, and Mrs. 5a-
ker were visitors.
The hostess served delightful
salad course and iced tea, assisted by
Miss Snow Jeffries and Elizabeth
Smith.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-09-15
Congaree PresbyteriaI Institute
to be Held at Trenton Sep
tember 18th.

On Friday the 10th of September
a representative body of women of
the Presbyterian churches in Aiken
and Edgefeld Counties met in
Aiken and organized an Institute
for these two counties combined.
The first meeting will be held in
Trenton in the Presbyterian church.
There will be an interesting pro-
gram both morning and afternoon
with a basket lunch on the grounds.
daring the hours between one and
three. Two of \the best speakers
available will be secured, and they
will be glad to have the men of the
church attund to hear these and to
enjoy with them the social getrto-
gether hours.
Every Presbyterian woman in
both counties is especially invited
to be present and Gring along with
them any question bearing on the
Presbyterial work.
The Presbyterians of Trenton
most heartily endorse the Institute
and shall do everything within
their power to welcome the visiting.
members.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-09-15
Big Auction Sale and Demon
stration.

A page advertisement in this is
sue tells of big demonstration of
farm machinery and an auction
sale of real estate at the Bouknight
farm four miles west of Edgefeld
on the road to Antioch church
Wednesday, September %, at 10
o'clock. Every feature of this oc-
casion should be of especial inter-
est to farmers at this time. The
old system of farming must be laid
aside and new methods adopted, if
farmers are to keep their heads
above water and their affairs out of
the bankrupt courts. The man
who persists in his efforts to grow
cotton, to the neglect of other
crops, will soon be among the has
beens," and ne can blame nobody
except himself. Better lay aside
the old and take on the new-not
all at one bound, but gradually.
Attend the demonstration and auc-
tion sale. Desirable small farms
will be sold at auction on easy
terms.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-09-15
Florence Minis.
Lovely Dinner Party.

Mrs. w. C. Deloach. was hostess
last week at delightful dinner for
some of her friends, on her seventy
fourth birthday. Those present were:
Mrs. W.B.Cogburn, Mrs. Mary Norris,
Mrs. Kate Cheatham, Mrs. Pamela
Holland, Mrs. Kate Minis, Mrs. Barn
we'll Jones and Mrs. Morrall. The
whole day was spent in pleasant con-
versation and exchange of reminiscen-
ces, and at the noontide hour mag
nificent dinner was served. All who
attended have been speaking of the
occasion ever since in most glowing
terms, and wish Mrs. DeLoach many
happy returns of the day.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-09-15
News From CIeora-Tribute to,
Mr.. Williams.

The boil weevil is playing havoc.
with the cotton crop in this section.
Having destroyed all squares it is
now running the small bolls, l
don't think it is possible to make.
over half crop, and late cotton.
wont make that. But we are for
tunate to have good corn crops. I
don't think | have ever seen them
better.
I'm the death of Mr.. G. M. Will
liams this community lost one of
its best citizens. Edgefeld county
never had more patriotic citizen.
Whenever any movement was start
ed for the benefit of the county or
community he could always be
counted on to do his full duty. In
raising funds for the Red Cross, Y.
M. G. A., Salvation Army or any
other good cause during the war
we never had 10 solicit contribu-
tion from him. AS soon as he found
who was collecting he brought or
sent his, never had to ask him for
it. Only few days before his
death when confined to his bed he
sent sl.OO' to the committee collect
ing for our national campaign
fund. He always considered it a.
privilege to hep in any worthy,
political or benevolent cause. Mr..
Williams was always ready to do
all he could for anything that was
for the upbuilding of his commu-
nifty and he will be missed by the
whole county.
Miss Ellie Minis is spending this
week with her sister, Mrs. l.. r.
Brunson.
Mr.. Jim Gilchrist was visited
by the stork last week and present.
ed with fine girl baby.
Mr.. A. B. Holmes is spending
his vacation on bis farm near
here.
The people of this section spent
last week and the week before
working the public roads and put
them in passable> condition for the
first time in about four years, and
if the people below MIR. Massin-
gales would work the, road from
Mr.. Turner'sto the Hill place, as
we have this end, we would have a
good from Edgefeld to Moultrie's
mill. This was done at no expense
to the county.
We are still without teachers for
the Brunson school.
MIR. and Mrs. Levi Quarles have
returned from the Hot Springs in
Arkansas where they went month
ago for Mrs. Quarles' health. She
was improved by the treatment.
She has been a great sufferer for a
year with Rheumatism.
Uncle Iv. Morgan didn't meet us
at the association.
Subscriber.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-09-15
Resolutions On Sabbath
Breaking.

Be it resolved: That we, the mem
bers of the Mizpah Bible Class of
Johnston Methodist church, wish to
put ourselves on record as being OPP
posed to Sunday amusements, such
as airplane exhibits, baseball, bathing
and any questionable amusements.
Furthermore we wish to ask our
County and town to do all in their
power to prevent any such Sabbath
breaking.
Miss Rachel Scott.
Miss Eva Rushton,
Miss Sue Smith,
Mrs. H. S. Toney,
Committee.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-09-15
Fitzmaurice Boiling Marriage:

The following wedding announce
ment will be of great interest to-
friends in Edgefeld where Miss
Mary Ethel Fitzmaurice has been a.
frequent visitor in the home of her
sister Mrs. James~S. Byrd. DR..
Boiling is one of Columbla's leading
physicians.
MIR. and Mrs. John Fitzmaurice
announce the marriage of their
daughter Mary Ethel to DR.. John
Radford Boiling on Wednesday,
September the eighth one thousand
nine hundred and twenty at Colum.-
bia South Carolina.