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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-01-09
MARcH's TWO eIRTHsToNEs
Persons Born in That Month MAY
Have Choice ef the E!oo4>sone
or the fGt ,m7si.e.

The monlh Of March has two birth
tradition is the blackstone. A. an =;
t.ru:t;v he "qunina::np is :.:vrt: in III
lis: cf h;i !iS!oneS adapted kv ,ic Nj
iion:il jewelers. asSjci:tion. TIE blood
stone Is Il variety of oh; cetln:,y. dui;
green wish h'un]l-rcd spots. II il some.
times called helictrnpe. The pYiNcipu!
mines are in India. thcr:h it is founI
in Scotland. Brazil. Uruguay ana AUS
tr:llia. 1t WAS supposed in Old times
10 have therapeutic virtues and wa
used especially to cure henn:rhages
and ii,hnnnl%lory diseases. i@cauSe
OF this fanciel curative value it was
widely worn clt in ih2 form Of 4 heart
in Mexico in fhe days succeeding the
conquest by Spanar.iS and Indians
The stone is still believed by the >I
perStiti0lS to be an amulet bringing
good lncE. An ancient Egyptian parrt-
ment Gays: IF anyone have tll;s stone
with him he will be given whatever he
asks for and whatever the wearer says
will he believed"
The aquamarine is a transparent va
riety Of beryl. cha:acterist;caiIy Of =
blush green color. It's name. trans
lated, means "Sea water" and it looks
like the green-hluc water of the ocean
frozen into flashing crystal. Large
aquamarines are especially heautifus
as brooches or necklace pendants.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-01-09
"Eookies' on Strike.

"No Betting Today" was the ama7
ing notice issued on famous race
course shortly before the war. The
"bookies'' had gone on strike. SAYS a
writer in London answers. Tie stew
ards had rclegated them to a ne" po-
s;tion at the sides OF the approach to
the grandstand and the complaint was
that there WAS not room for the num-
Der of pencilers. and also insufficient
accommodation for the public who
wished t. put a BIT on" The book
les took rp a position Of tAeiF own
frcr, whicn the police tried TO eject
thcn:. t,naliy 6 comr~o~isa HTas Ct
fea.ed and tie beokieS were happy
again.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-01-09
Getting His Mcaey's Worth.

From the Houston Post.
Personally, we rather like the IN
come tax as we become accustomed
to it. We obtain genuine pleasure
out Of the reflection that for a few
dollars every three months, we can
Get out on the thoroughfare and
bawl out the government as if we
we're the sole owner Of the whole
palpitating L. s. 4.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-01-09
ADOPT WOMAN SUFFRAGE
Both Houses Kentucky Legislature
; Pass Measure.

Frankfort, Ky; Jan. 6.-Ratifica-
ton of the federal woman suffrage
amendment was completed by the
Kentucky Legislature late this after
noon. The House Of Representatives
voted 72 to 25 and the Senate 80 to
8 to ratify the amendment. There
was little debate in the lower house,
but action in the Senate was not
taken until an amendment which
would have submitted the question
of ratification to a Statewide refer
endum was rejected by q vote Of IS
to Is.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-01-09
PAYING HOMAGE TO DEVILS
Insure Against Dire Work Of
Evil Spirits.

Once 4 year dur'l" the first II days
Of the seventh ChiEeSe uinn;h. The Gu
rinHS crrrncny of Yu-NHn-Whri is eel
ebrafe'l, being. in fHrt. The paying of
homage to the l"Ni and sea devils.
SAYS New York Herald Seven priests
carry out TIE ceremony by "f,I"ring UP
various forms of prayer and making
an unearthiy noise by beating large
gon%s.
Anyone wishing to show his respect
to the devils can do so hy a payment
Of Geo caSh-abou, % centS-!a eHch
of the priests. for which amount they
will continne their performance for -
hours-a truly modest remuneration
for men engaged in the ardent occnpa-
ton of propitiating evil spirits. For
IN extra payment OF 1000 casi, num-
Der of small rcd paper boats, about six
inches long, with lights inside, will
be sent floating down the river with
the current.
These lights are for the benefit OF
the sea devils. in order that they may
be able to see their way about on
dark nights-a little attention which
it is hoped these maritime demons ap-
preciate. Having finished this per-
formance, the person on whose behalf
it has been carried out goes away
happy in the conviction that he will
not lose any of his family throughout
the year, either by sickness or drown
ing, so that the whole ceremony may
be looked upon as an insurance policy.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-01-09

dead woman has been brought to a
LEGAL undertaking establishment and
will be shrY,ct; to Chicago tomorrow.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-30
III ASunto de los Perdones

La Supreme Corte del estado decide POI fin FL intrncado asqpto
delos perdones expeddos por FL Goberpador Larraz0o q los pnsione
ros mexrapos que estap detenidos en- a penienciarfa por 81 asalto de
Columbus. 10 hzo decarando que ls perdores son buenos, y que el
poder del gbernador para perdonar no Puede SEX Testnaggdo por "a
Legislature. conforme Ia ley oreanca de IA nacion del estado
Esto. poi 81 solo, constituye i'm acto de jushcia, aunqpe aa yez AZ
Itermna Il asunto de los nuevos arestos que pone a los mhsmos reos a
disposition del gran jurado del condado Dc Luna, cuyas autQudades
tomaron Ia precauclon dc volverlos 4 arreaar para ser jjusgados denue-
NJ. No sabenos como resltara este asupto al fin. pefo creepos que
las razones dadas por eli Gobernador Larrazoo al expedr los perdones
son l6gras jjpstas, que los wlstas no son responsables Dc sns actos
puesto Que obedecfan ordenes supenores como slnples soldados IN
esto no tepemos Ia menor duda, y creemos que Al fin r~ecobraEan sp
Ebertad. aunque para clio, habra que mcuulr en- fuertes gastos Dc par
tel del condado d Luna para Ia eausa. 81 esos gastos van 4 ser heehos
Dor los cuantos miembros de Ia Legion Americana que pnseron u PEI
hcon nara que 40 Sc les diera 50 lbsrad no b sabenOsi peo De 70
Idos MOODS son los connabuyentes de aquel condado los que heven Ia
peor parte. Aunque efrula POI ALI qR f9noF De que en- ia Pr6aqma le
eisdalura Sc mtroducirS I'm bill para que los gastos Sc paguen De cuenta
del erario. cosa que no pasa de ser nmor.
Por 10 pronto. Ia decision de Ia corte suprema ha seryldo para
popeY Ell carro una question que esaba en- duda. y & IA yaRdz deIacta
oasada por Ia legislature territorial creando q cuepo de perdones VI
ouitsndoo Il poder de perdonag De manos DEL g~obefnador, cuya aeta Sc
Ia decIalado Dula y sn nngdn valor Este punto Importance &c Ia Icy
Ia quedado dIucidado una yezpor todas. de aRo snyio a fin Al
cabo Ia intrusion de IA Legion. . De los pocos mlembFos dc ela que
semaron sobre i IA tarea De saar de poner en- earo este asunto, In
caanto 4 los pnsioneros. efeemos que csldn mejor deportados 2 su
paIs. aoda yez que aqui son persona non grata. que hacienda gaslos al
estado. sufuendo una condena que debian de suirr los dgectamenle
responsahaes. j no clos que no eNn mas que sImples soldados
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-30
Ano Nuevo, Vida NueVa; CoStun1breS.
Las MiSmaSi


FL ano de 1920 esa dando las 6limas bogueadas dentc ds
POGO habra pasado IA historic, 10 mismo que 10 han heeho los ohos
mil ~noyersuios dieeinueye amos antenoFes.
Ahoa, tOdos saamos CON "a idea de que Sc elf aesbande j ano,
J que pr GN yene Il oho, J pOr una ds sanas e~uioSdadss paeol6g
cas-, no pafees smo que estamOs esPslando ! aguaa persona, ssgfn
apdamos De aei para sf aesasossgados.
Mpehos J muehss, aren que estiu dispusstos J fermaue "reso-
lucones" Eaevas sobye a Inca de conduca que neyar6n 81 ao euiran-
e, pao % cleric e que No ObstanGs lbs buenos p~rOp6dtos que e hagan
Il vida nnesira seri exaetamenle 10 mhmo, . anhso peoF que e. e
ano transgurddo pges basa sobra con que para Il Yeaderp "a Is.
temos mas nejes, para qus sssemos mas ashaeosos J NAL hnmoFados
de sneHs ans aqnslo " los 'hnepos ~prop6dios' 20 pas de SCI ua
faeesta de ea6n NADIA mas psso e. Eeafdad 20 hay tales cauenos
dsspuss de TODD, para muekos ds nososros 70 paeds habsr "
sno psor que y hpneuundo, IL na1e que pr malo qps vsaga Il a.
yeinfnno, 10 Ia dn ser PEER cue este que aelha de pakag, a menos que
sn q nos loaae rrzaF MI baFs q CaF6p y hgq Esdga.
Sin emhaggp, come ! eoslumaio cue sadp psfeae ~ aors ne.
ses que pass, ronscdo como eHp anp8, & mapdtp le5caldeaa, ae-
nosolros aruendo a dAom eofnmbre. , ~paroaan1o ! Ia mlionas
y m1enu de genss que sain hnrendo b msmp, dnemo sFeHg ano
nuefo 1efsamps ) iodes npeIFps nnuefpfes feteyfs
I como tuhitn e eaauusie fonnar resalpaoau Par y sno
venidero, nptabps aqel. fllmnemsas, e. prmenes n pptarol ms
mes y dmAnle ti almss hoss qe ns anfdsn Az sae sap, sehm
nenerit prrmrtewes du . nfsrpt IHtQN n major sfrido anf 20
dsmm ssap Beietrsk pfpuranap serslH uaslfoa mmlFptpt
re, ahkr orfaa pAna pres = san Fridup ps1mr'r efsF rtph
e as sfeafonmirnias hH9 TAhras cane ferala. nafsmfrft et
hah< haasnlf 90 3eeh aefn n ~ eesits tadah Pei p hris
ns uremes sns So pD &fa pumpM annta saaka \ us eta
SIS te1r&n9 ardnpsReaf-h ke1anita
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-30
Sensible D efuncion
xon. N. nj. Die. ia. 1920.

Dixon, N. M. Die. IA, 1920.
ST.. editor de- I'll Nnevo Mexicano
santa Pc. n. NJ.
Muy senior milo.
SuplicO a listed Sc sirva daT publica-
ci6n en- las Columns de su semanario
M Nuexo Alexicano a 10 siguiepte
~ dia 1ro. del corrienie. Dfos quito
De entire nosOtros a mi hermano All
HERTO SANCHEZ, cullen muTio en-
Fort Bayarl, N. M. en- uu hospital del
~gobferno. a Ia edad de 20 amos, me
ses. II dfas de allf fue mandadado por
81 mismo gpbieffo hastd aa9f, en- dom
de- lo Fecibimos 81 Ola 8 70 senaisa-
mos Ell dia I del mismo.
Alberto fu6 namado al seryiclo milf
tar estando 81 en- Leadville, Colo. I'm
Aeosfo & az 1918 fu6 llefado Al estado
dc Texas. y de allffue leyantado rum
10 Francias y 81 II de sepuemDre fut
.emharcadQ para ailende los mares. en-
donde permaneci6 hasta q "a De Sep
tlambre de 1919, afe fue embarcado
para este Iado, j de New York f16 man
dad0 d Arkansas para ser d~escargano,
pero ALI antes de descarGarlo, los dog
tofes del gobiernp hailaf0n que habia
rontraido hacia muchu no tempo item.
pn uila epfgmedad NnDf 1e plrecieron
tnrarlo f0f aiRiin tempo "A ! acepla.
ba. j !. 6qpe siep4pre fad nn i6Fen IL.
tellsenla. 10 aeept6. no opstante Q1e
Vi nos HABITS mqHdado un teieefafaa
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-30


ludet Appendices mandibuiarea..
Ea e. seniifse aAe este diaiihllfu ao
Is civilization aaya a. deseptrecef dn
nuepo. pof otfa ) sfacia de Is farestia
de "a vida, para tprnAr 4 la tppta en-
tidlinvipksa y tn cuipe ~ tieaen NADIA
mtHos QAc tos poluaunfp Qelepfa dts
piadadamenle han srhldo j pferlo ~
l8fl1 ir0r sfrrtef IS haHanftafia ml
si6n de t5riag pQi8a y q afNItaf Np4Rfpt.
Va h1 sara nnalhas aeatfif = u peips
guerra 4aHafsf eIEtlnos sAe ~
eneima frA 81 ffec1fA 81 0tngH
dlas. 4 msn18 que Il eliente ~ p
soma aeaMpdAaA.
Las melIaae H1leafics 5 hut1
a. farie dft neallto ) f4ea
CITE rfiafIenles
p0f - A8sa ae @t4fps anl
Tor VI e. t eHst4saif
uastseta N4aaH
zero aie eH4lfa
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-30

|diciendo que presto estarTa o noSo-
'tros. Dios mediante. Estuvo IN Ar
KANSAS 8 meses en- atendeneia medical
y de ALI tue mandadO a Georgia !
otras autoridades medicas, otrOs 3 me.
SEES, hacienda in total de & meses de
atendencia medicaf y nj siqulera les
fu 6posible aliyiarlo, sino que Ia enter
medad sigui6 ~avanzando de NAL en-
peor, y el dia 4 de AbriI de 1920 fue
d~escargado de ALI va por desabilidad,
" ell dia s de ese misno mes lego a.
nosotfos, pues muy natural es que 70
les Olga que aunque vino enfermo, v
muy blen Sc podia yer en- SUI rostro
que habia va sufrido. tuyimoa niilchlsi-
mo giisto, y aslmismo n. " al encuentr
1e preguutamos cDuO sc sentia, y nos
dijo mny bien Siguio aqni tomando
medicines De d~lfereiites doctorea has
"a en- AgOsto pasad0 cue va se puso
NAL ei tempo, J W entonces Sc
gi6 obiigado a yer al Or. Taylor de
Penasco. n. Nj, 81 qse 10 DECLARE que
SO solo con una operation podfia Oh.
tener alfvio. So determiu0 J ash 10 higo
el is de- Agosto fue operadO por 81 DR..
Taylor. de 10 cual t0vo muy buen All
VIC por aiglin tempe. como 81 2 pro-
metl6.
In septiembre le ofrecid Il gobierno
cilrnrl0 0ira yez 81 a aceptaba aten
dencia mediea, y "a aeapto olfa xez,
10 fnand6 IL gobieno transportation !
drden nara qn0 fuers 4 furiBayard. n.
~. y Ne fnf ae Aquf ~ di8 , y Alla 20
hiclAaun todas las ~dnlgeuclae p09ibiea.
NADIA ID nndIfFDn aIiTiaf. 81 solo h
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-30
La educacion
irara " nayIA q TAOS

fpor Eloy vlslil
En- cnmpnmieAso 4 al aeheg come
matsffo ol l6s aIllmos einco amor. deI
dltado ~ eea Afdna iagea DE- inAtsHaif
dasab hAhlaf 4 usiedes spbfe - auaea'
zion ss doanah tenef hliog que - Adne
dnn Gel tf50l a. n edncacian. elios
4anrttn IstitsS "a efta tida tfduNlinfia
Qrf1ua afE samn " aepadian, ~
faat8f&a M rIaef ias teilfA*
ate &uagf a tfbot ~ eofaea pap
~ lad0Afn9f1s r. Sf4A ~ ~ eNfA
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81 asgase aae rssstgR itns f1t
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-30
MucR0 DIhER0 PARA
los bGENTES

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Ell t 4tM HfEa4 G
Haa'fs faf IAs le
HfIfis E1eafta A.
Nna era lafai afen Naeak
Naa heF mt
nHu4 PRODUCTS COMPANY
N4EI4
s1& Nissf rf1cfao. IA
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-30
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-07-14
CAMPERS RETURN HOME.
Big Time Spent mt YarbOrOuglS Mil
on EnOree by Local Folks.

After a glorious" week at Var
boroughs Mill on Enorcc river, the
camping party from this city which
pitched tents there the early part of
last week returned home yesterday
after voting the week an immense sue
cess. Ably chapcroncd by Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. III. Cainc, who were later re-
inforced by Mrs. Laura Easterby, the
campers had an outing which they say
will be long remembered. Lounging
around in the mornings, bathing in the
famous Enorec surf" in the after
noon with frog gigging, snipe hunting
and other innocent amusements for
the evenings furnished program for
every day in the week. They say
that some awful mean tricks were
played on the girls and the girls want
ed to return the compliment but
couldn't think Of anything mean
enough for the crowd they had to deal
with. Outside Of the fact that sew
cral OF the girls were accidentally
lost in the dark when they went on
the gigging and sniping trips, there
were no untoward events to mar tho
pleasures of the occasion, except pos
sibly a little shooting affair" which
the campers do not discuss very much
on account Of the prominence Of tho
parties.
Among those on the trip, besides
the chaperoncs, were Misses Ruth
Eastcrby, Bette Richards, Martha
Owings. Virginia Sullivan. Carrie
Fleming, Elizabeth Young, Mar
garct Dunlap, Lillah Todd, Mar
garet Dial and Messrs. Dick Childress,
Tom Eastcrby. "Snikc" Dunlap, Tom,
mic Owings, Truman Roper, Roy Ow-
inss, Phil Huff, Richard Dunlap, Roy
Little, Chas. Fleming and Dr.. Powc,
besides a number Of visitors who came
to pay "pop calls" from time to time.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-07-14
Attrmnts Suicide.

Mr.. lin Martin, resident OF the
Watts Mills village, attempted to end
his life Saturday morning by shooting
himself in The abdomen with pistol.
Relatives went to his assistance when
the shot was heard and he was rushed
to the hospital for treatment. Al
though at first 1t was thought that he
might die, he has passed successfully
through the ordeal and Is now rest
ing well. 1t Is thought that the loss
OF sum of money some time ago
caused him such worry that he tenn
porarily lost control OF himself.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-07-14
SERIOUS CAR SHORT
AGE IN THE SOUTH
Shutdown of Industries
Threatened
CARS DIVIDED
TO THE NORTH

Witnesses Before Interstate Com.
mcrcc Commission Say Serious
Shortage OF Cars Already Exists III
the South. Shutdown OF steel In
duStricS Imminent.
Washington, July 1O.-Railroad car
shortage was described as particular
ly serious in the south by Witnesses
who appeared at today's hearing of
the Interstate Commerce Commission
on the order requiring railroads to
give preference to coal mines in tho
assignment of oncn top cars. Sup
porting the claims Of southern wit
ncssas, representatives Of more than
score OF steel manufacturers in
termed the commission that a shut
down Of the steel industry was imin-
cnt unless better car service was af-
forded. Belief that any general sus-
pension of industry would be averted,
however, was expressed by Daniel
Willard, chairman Of the advisory
committee OF the Association Of Rail-
way Executives.
Industries in Georgia were said by
G. IL. Cotterill Of Atlanta, represent
ing the Georgia Manufacturers Asso-
citation, to be receiving not more than
10 per cent OF the required number Of
cars. Mr.. Cotterill further declared
that unless improved car service was
afforded soon, many families through
out the south would suffer through
the suspension OF work.
While southern railroads, Mr.. Cot
terill said, were better supplied with
cars than the northern carriers, the
excess Of the southern roads had been
diverted to the north.
The Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road, said Mr.. Cotterill, had only one
half Of it's cars on it's lines. Mr.. Will
lard challenged this assertion, say
ing that the Louisville and Nshyille
now had about &C per cent Of it's cars
in its own custody. Mr.. Willard add
cd that arrangements had been made
to increase the Louisville and Nash
vile car supply.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-07-14
Killing at Clinton.

Sheriff Reid was called to Clinton
yesterday morning on account OF a
homicide there in which Rosa Gary
colorcd, cut and mortally wounded her
husband, Grant Gary, at an early hour
IN the morning. When the Sheriff ar
rived the Gary woman was already
held in custody and was brought back
to Laurcns to await trial. Judging
from the condition Of the dead man.
Rosa Gary made one wild stab at her
husband with a pocket knife and be
sides scvcring main artery OF the
neck drove the blade half inch into
the right lung. Coroner Owings en-
panellcd a jury about noon yesterday
and after viewing the remains and
hearing testimony verdict in line
with the facts was returned.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-07-14
Negro Kills Another.

viii Sullivan, coorcd, was shot and
mOrtally wounded near the main
Grcenvillc road on Mr.. Mark Hellams'
place about three miles from the city
early Friday morning by less Nc
Dowell, another negro, from the re-
suits Of which he shortly died. Sulli-
van was found in dying condition
along the roadside by Rev. II. ID.
Johnson, Of this city, but nothing
availed to save his life. Mcdowell
was arrested during the morning by
Sheriff Reid.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-07-14
COUNTY SHORT COURSE
TO BE All CLINTON
Club Members Urged TO Attend Course
at Clinton Beginning August 4.

Miss Daisy Harris, county homo
demonstration agent, is planning TO
hold County Short Course in Agri-
culture and Home Economics at the
i'Tosby terrain College at Clinton, Au-
gust 4, . and G. Every club member
in the county is urged to attend this
course. Provision has been made for
them to stay in the college for the
three days. DR.. douglas, the prcsi-
dent of the college has kindly turned
the college over to Miss Harris for
these meetings.
Specialists in all branches of club
work will be present to give instruc-
ton and demonstrations in canning,
cooking, sewing, poultry, use of
peanut products, etc. A most enter
tanning and instructive program for
club boys and club girls is being
planned. Mr.. Moore, Farm Demon
stration Agent, will have charge OF
tho boys program. There will also
be demonstrations for the ladies Of
Clinton and for anyone desiring to
attend them. A complete program
will be published in all the county pa
pcrs the last week of July.
letter OF instruction has been
mailed to every club member. Miss
Harris asks that if any club member
has not received this letter that he
or she write her at once. Only those
who comply with instructions will be
allowed to attend these meetings.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-07-14
MORE CANDIDATES OUT.
John A. Franks Announces for Clerk
OF Court. One More Out for Legisla.

John a. Franks Announces for Clerk
OF Court. One More Out for Legisla-
turc.
The political market took another
trend upward this week when several
additional candidates threw their hats
in the ring. John A. Franks, the local
merchant, Announces thi;; wook foi
clerk of court, making this three
cornercd race with G. A. Power, the
incumbent, and Ben IA. Sullivan, Jr.,
the other aspirants. Joe f. Smith,
who was lieutenant in the 1iSth In
fantry of the Thirticth Division in the
World War is announced by friends
for the office Of sheriff. Two other
candidates, S. c. Reid, the incumbent,
and Columbus l.. Owens, chief of the
rural police, have previously announc-
ed. completing trio for this race.
The ranks of the legislative candi-
dates was also augmented this week
with the announcement by friends of
Clarence NJ. Babb. ex-mayor Of Lau-
rens, as candidate. This group is
gradually growing larger as the days
pass and many are predicting that
others will enter. Nichols Il. Ander-
son, who lives in the Rocky Springs
section near the city, is said to be CON
sidering entering this race.
John N. Wright, the incumbent mag
istrate Of Laurens township, is also
announced for reelection in this jssue
OF the paper
surprise was sprung in the So
ilcltorship contest in the district this
week when Howard l.. Moore. OF Abbc-
vile, announced that he had recon
sidcred his previous decision and de-
cided to enter the race with Homer s.
Blachwll, Of this city, and Frank r..
McCord. of Greenwood.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-07-14
Plano Recital.

On Monday, July 18th, at $50
o'clock, Miss Sarah Eliza Swygert
gave a piano recital at the home of
her teacher Miss Hattie ID. Gray. Miss
Swygert played numbers by Mcndel-
ssohn, Bach, Beethoven, MaoDowell
and Chopin in most creditablc man
ner. Miss Gray. accompanied by Miss
Frances Davis, assisted by singing a
group of Schumann songs. After the
program refreshments were served.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-07-14
CAMPAIGN HERE FRIDAY.
Senatorial Aspirants to Address VOt-
crS In the Court House.

Aspirants for the seat Of Senator E.
d. Smith in the United States senate,
including Senator Smith himself are
scheduled to speak in the court house
here Friday, the 10th, to lay their
views before the voters. No definite
hour has been announced for the
meeting, but it IS supposed that it will
start promptly at ten o'clock
Hon. w. c. Irby, Jr., OF this city,
who is among the candidates. stated
while here for the weekend that the
meetings have been growing in inter-
est and that larger crowds are attend
ing everywhere. Sen. Smith, who has
been attending the democratic con-
vcntion at San Francisco, has return
Cd to the state and was expected to
Join the campaign party yesterday at
Abbcvillc. lie is expected to be with
the party here Friday.
The candidates for this office are
the incumbent E. d. Smith, w. c..
lrby Of this city. Geo Warren, Of
Hampton, and w. p Pollock, Of
ChcraW.