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Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-08-27

inner charm were displayed in the
simple, yet effective toilets of the
bride and her bridesmaid, Miss
Laura Mcclellan. The bride in her
hounced white taffeta silk and broad
brimmed hat of white satin carrie
Il bouquet of Marechal-Neil roses held
by multiple of tiny ribbons. The
bridesmaid in white Georgette crepe
and taffeta silk, broad brimmed
white hat and bouquet of brides
maid roses, together with our friend
John Hunter Reed as best-man, com
pleted a picture long to be remem-
bered and cherished
A wedding dinner followed the GER
emory, a few of tn old sweet love
songs by Miss Laura Mcclellan and
the happy young people left by auto
for Denver on a few days trip, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. George McClel-
Ian will be at home in their new
bungalow and a new home life will
begin in Elizabeth.
Our heartfelt and good wishes
and welcome await their return.
Mrs George A. Mcclellan is the
daughter of j. w. Horn of Tucum-
carl, New Mexico, a graduate of the
University Of New Mexico, at Las
Vegas and has been for two years As
Isistant-principal of the Elizabeth
Union High School.
"A Friend
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-08-27
ELIZABETH NEWS.


Mrs. A w. Talbot is entertiuing
a cousin from the east.
Robert Chirnside and family were
Denver visitors last week.
Mr.. and Mrs, VIM. ]. Pfost are en-
PERTAINING relatives from Philips
burg, Kansas.
The masons commenced laying the
brick for the new school building
Thursday morning.
Miss Mitchell OF Indiana is spend
ing a visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. v. Kennett.
The Chutauqua which was held
here the first three days of the week
was fairly well attended.
The firm OF Watts & Workman
sold to a party of farmers near Cam
eron a threshing machine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wetmore and
DR.. r. v. Witter were Denver visit
ors Monday.
A. F. Reynolds started filling silo
Tuesday. AL believes in getting
good start on all his work.
The ALL Motor & Tractor Com
pany brought out new Dodge bust
moss car from Denver this week.
Mr.. Church was called to Denver
the first Of the week on account of
his daughter being somewhat worse.
C. w. Reed and daughter, Miss
Ethel accompanied Mr.. Close and
family to Longmont the first of the
| week.
| Albert Green of Ord. Nebraska,
who is visitig with his mother at Ell
bert. was visiting in Elizabeth Tues
day.
/ Mart Chairman has been remodeling
| the interior OF his dwelling by put
| ting in a new chimney and doing
iome needed plasterng.
Mrs. W. l.. Potter and neice, Miss
| Nina Pember, who has been visiting
here for the past two months, left for
York State last Friday. U
| Another dance is advertised for the
2sth at the Elizabeth Pavilion, this
| -
our Commercial Association. ' u
Mrs. George Hurlbut left Tues
day for Trinidad, where she will
join her husband, who has accepted &
position with clothing store.9ah
Mrs. Ralph DUNCAN and children
after a visit Throughout the SUMMED
with her parents, Mr.: and Mrs. T
Blumer, have returned to their honi'
in Boulder.
The school election held here OF
Tuesday to decide the levy of tel
mills above the original tax of thii
district for the coming year. wal
carried. The votes, we hear wer'
81 for tax levy and Ia against.
Elizabeth defeated Hill Top on tn,
local ground Sunday morning by thu
score OF IL to 4. The game wa
witnessed by good crowd for {
morning game. and was filled will
many sensational plays.
A number OF Elizabethites went
to Kiowa Sunday afternoon to wit
| hesb the uoupieheaoei III "iSh III
Kiowa boys took both games, playing
the Byers and the Kuhn's Crossing
teams.
The American Legion jazz dance
given at ADKINS last Saturday night
was well attended SO tickets were
! sold, big supper was served by the
BOYS themselves. and everyone had an
enjoyable time.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-08-27

Mrs. r. R. Vsught returned from
a visit to Wichita, Kansas. Wednes-
day.
Clarence Gleason of Kiowa pur-
chased new Coupe from the Morlan
Metzger Motor Company
Jack McKimmie and wife and moth
err were pleasantly entertained to
supper at the E. e. Hughes ranch
If north of Kiowa, Wednesday even
ing.
School will commence in Eliza
beth Monday, September 10. The
names OF the teachers will likely be
published next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Young enter
tanned the Messrs. Ernest Metzger
and Walter Peterson to weiner and
|sauerkraut supper Wednesday night
The boys ate nineteen dogs and q
stack of kraut. They didn't even
have the indigestion nor need the
attentions of a doctor.
Miss Dorothy Kizer of Denver,
Nlsiteu with ner biSter, MTS. AlDert
Young, over Saturday and Sunday.
A weiner roast and corn roast was
given at the Christensen ranch on
"Wednesday night, at which about 30
people were present. The eats of
the evening consisted of roasted or
boiled corn. baked weiners, toasted
marshmallows. hot coffee, cream and
sugar and hot biscuits and butter.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-08-27
FAIR COMMITTEE APPOINTED.

The committee appointed to take
subscriptions for the promotion of
god results of their work. To date
over two hundred dollars have been
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-08-27
POLITICS AND SPECULATION TO
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Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-08-27

safety. are without food and cloth
ing.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-11-10

by unusual activities on the part Of
the walters and bell-hops. Instead Of
the company drills to which had be-
come accustomed they moved about in
pairs along the shore and Ac lines of
the fences. I learned that Antoine
mad ordered this, and the troops"
were obeying him with the utmost Sc
riousness. The service" on the es-
tate was certainly abundant. 1t was
only necessary to whistle and one of
the birmingham veterans would come
running
In spite Of the complete satisfaction
had expressed to Torrencc as to the
perfect integrity and honest intentions
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-11-10
LAuRENs. SOUTH CAROLINA WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER TO- 1920

Of the two women, the curiosity Of the
American state department and the
visit Of Montani required elucidation
beyond my powers. At dinner they
were In the merriest humor. The per-
formanccs Of the little army through
out the day had amused them greatly.
How delightfully."- feudal" ex-
claimed Alice. REALLY we should. have
Il moat and drawbrldge to make the
thing perfect. Constance and I are
the best protected women in the
world!"
We extracted all the fun possible
from the idea that the estate was un-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-11-10

Continued on page two, this scction.)
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-11-10
Ladies' New Hats

IL All Ladies' Skirts, Navy and Black
good style, sizes 26 to 80, Waists worth
Sc will close this lot out at, each $2.95
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-08

destruction who had occupied the
room while tn Youngstown during
the recent labor troubles, for such is
the creed Of these cattle. The bible
means nothing to them except q thing
TO be revived and despised, for il
teaches obedience to law and the
practice OF decency.
You will note that this exponent of
the creed draws no line between
socialists and revolutiondsts. go
anywhere socialists and revolution
lists gather" invites the writer; and
yet there are many of our good citi-
gems who contend that socialism is
harmless, though foolish theory,
which 1t would be wrong to disturb.
When-oh when-wif1 our people
learn that socialism, communism,
syndicalism, anti-statism, anarchis1n
and bolshevism all mean the same
thing, and that thing which denies
the existence of supreme being re-
pudiates all organized force of mortal
law?
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-08
The Cotton Kings Of Eoxr

The Nations Business: The
of pharaoh the taskmaster haya
tainly disappeared. In contras
the toilers of the pyramids who s,
er under the overseer's bloody
we have the spectacle today of n,
ate natives of Egypt, who sim in
live in mud huts, capitalists to tn,
tent Of 10000 pounds sterling q
nally $100,000). This they
made out of cotton deals, for Er
present wealth in cotton is rem
as colossal Some natives are
ing land, too, even at inflated pr
paying off mortgages formerly re.
ed as family heiHooms. The COZ
is reported to have made at lea
billion dollars. New nrirlionaires
seen at Shepheard's and in
streets of Cairo, spending lavishlI
automobiles, jewelry, new houses
every luxury. In the provinces 1
of the newly rich still live as bs
but the old sock up the chimneJ
its parallel in native Egyptian ed
my-is stuffed fun to bursting. Br,
ing's famous line might well
changed to "Oh to be in Egypt
that Aprfi's here!"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-08
PAID SUNDAY TEACHERS.

Omaha Bee: Money In becoming
more and more the feascre OF religious
as well as secular service. We have
paid ministers in charge of our
churches, necessity of modern condi-
tions, because all their time is devoted
to their profession. But congrega-
gational singing has waned under the
Leadership of paid organists and
choirs. Listening to the music at
church has very largely taken the
place of song as a part OF the worship
of the man in the pew. The profess
sional choir has never been able to
inspire the congregation to raise its
voice in elody as did the oldfashioned
leader with his tuning fork before the
days Of melodeons and pipe organs.
Now the paid Sunday school teacher
is coming. Indeed, he arrived in some
large cities several years ago. and
has been receiving from one to Ave
dollars for his hour with the class
and his previous preparation. Advo-
Gates of paid teachers cite their reg
ularity of attendance and higher effic-
iency as ample justification of their
employment. But is it? Listen to
the statements of Methodist pastor
in New York. unpaid teachers,
such as we have, are not sufficiently
wei trained to teach" he says, and
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-08
ANOTHER HUERTA POSSIBILITY.

General Obregon is reported to be committed
to policy of recognition of rights OF aliens IN
Mexico under agreement made with due sane
ton of existing Mexican laws. He declares
positively against t'arranza's proposals which
amount to contiscation. But he is the candidate
of the military party He is in open rebellion
against Carranza who is Mexicos president.
VIII he then if he succeeds in being elected
Mexico's next president be anathema to our ad
ministration? Obregon is fighting Carranza
because he alleges the Mexican president is
seeking to steal the election for his candidate,
Bonilas. A great many Mexicans are in appar-
ent agreement with him although in justice it
ought to be remembered that Mexicans support
IA revolutionary movement first because it is
revolutionary and afterward examine It's mo-
tives Nevertheless it is pertinent to speculate
on the possibility of another drastic policy to-
ward Mexico coming from President Wilson
He eliminated Huerta AS a matter of consist
ency he might consider it craftsmanship to do
this again, in the case of Obregon.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-08
A woman who is in the right and knows it
can afford to be amiable, calm, patient, and
at the same time the most exasperating per
son on earth-Corra Harris.
WHAT WOULD THEY SAY?

lbe It is inevitable that the league of nations
rssooner or later must prove itself on article ten
report comes from Paris that Poland is al
ready querying what the league council pro-
poses to do when an emergency occurs Poland
IS holding her own with Russia, but now Russia
with her internal conflicts ended, with Deni-
kline out OF the way and only Japan in the east
to consider as an open foe, may easily make
Poland s position more dangerous. Then what ?
A large number of nations are signatores to
the league pact; South American republics are
IN it with Brazil member of the council. Are
these nations prepared to furnish troops to do
police work in Europe? The league council
wants lis to take mandate for Armenia. be-
cause it is assumed we should do the work and
pay the bills But what about the many sigma
torres to this treaty. Are they ready for its
responsibilities? It would be interesting to see
the response made by some of these peoples to
a request from the league for troops for Europ-
can service.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-08
TODAY'S BIT OF VERSE
THE TAVERN OF ROMANCE.

/ met him the sunny road,
And it was far from here,
Out where each little happy breeze
Caught sweetness from the grass and trees
And whispered words of cheer.
And when l asked him whence he came
de smiled and made reply:
"Out of the Melting Pot of Things
came to hear the thrush that sings
Beneath the good blue sky"
Where will you rest tonight" said,
$50 many do not know!)
"Where will you drink the health of years
And eat the simple food that cheers
After the sun is low"
And he replied, and in his smile
He answered more perchance,
My wine shall zoe from some clear spring
And shall eat and shall sing
In the Tavern of Romance
Where is the Tavern of Romance,
"Oh, where" | shouted then,
"A thousand hearts 1 know that wait
To enter at its golden gate,
To laugh and sing again"
He looked, oh, far away, and smiled
And then his voice rang clear:
Il built it for myself" he said,
SNo matter where my feet are led
1t is forever near!"
Glenn W. Dresba
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-08

continues: ''They may know
subject but they know notbinp .
agogy, and the art of teachinp
important for a religions inst,
as for any other" Waver;n q !
then, he adds: 'But I can !,
favor the idea OF paid teachers,
That seems too commercial
ideal thing would be to have I
teachers who would volunteer I
Kingdom. Then their hearts
be in It as well as their heads
'"The ideal thing" That,
thing. because It includes not o
tellectual but spiritual teachin
spirit may be in the paid choir.
does not stir the spirit of the |,
cation. Is 1t the same IN the S
school class?
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-08
STOP TALKING GLASS;

Former United States Senator Chauncev NJ.
Depew, OF New York, said the other day that it
is high time W" ''stoppcd talking class think
ing class, working for class SO indeed it is,
and the suggestion is timely; if it engaged real
attention from thinking people, it might do
much good. This nation gave the lie to the ne
cessity Of penmanencc for economic classes It
stood for equal opportunity and it demonstrates
the results Of our great railroad managers,
for instance, nineteen rose to their present DO
sitions from those Of wage earners in the ranks
This IS only typical Of what is found in all our
industries Ownership has become less per-
sonal; work has become highly specialized:
management is more organized, less individual:
the worker feels himself Of less individual i'm
portance But the equal opportunity is here
thousands Of wage earners Of today will he
employers and managers in the coming wears
Spring and energy will take anyone up out Of
the mass today as it always has. In the older
nations where radicalism was bred there NAV
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-08

have been cause for thinking of 'class" as in
evitable. There is no justification for this here.
Any time that enough people agree that group
or class or faction exists prejudicial to the
good of this nation, they can vote it into I'M
possibility We are not nation Of classes,
though we are given to "class' in industry;
we are talking and thinking about what we
have never had, do not need to have. 1t is wise
to stop this
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-08
Endorsed Aolsteen.

DonneIlson Review: At the reg
monthly meeting of the Burlin
post of the American Legion,
Monday evening, the candidacy
Fred S. Holsteen, a charter men
of the post. was endorsed for the
publican nomination for congress-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-08

A quick examination OF the other
bibles in the house showed, to the
pleasure of Manager Reaney, that
this was the only one which had been
SO desecrated, and the writer was
probably some agent of the forces OF
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-08
CONSIDERABLE JOHNSON.

eff ever | find Mike de Young supporting
me in anything,'' said Senator Johnson few
years ago, ''I shall know that / am wrong
This drew from Nike who prefers to be
known as M Fl. de Young and is a multimillion-
are and owner of the San Francisco Chronicle
the statement that the human family had not
them and never had, "a ranker humbug, more
hateful in spirit, coarser in his nature, vller IN
his language and trickier in politics. than this
same Hiram johnson Familiarity known as Hi.
But ''Mike'' and ''Hi'' are now two souls with
but single thought politically, working to-
gether in edifying harmony. Their single
thought is to put over Johnson as the republican
nominee for the presidency
! Senator johnson ran on the progressive tick
ct with Roosevelt, and he did not stop at the
Joint in progressiveism where Roosevelt did,
but has forged on towards radicalsn until he
now has followers of bolshevistic leanings whom
Roosevelt would have repudiated Indignantly
and ordered out of ranks. Having made a pri
mary law in California to suit himself at which
anyone who will may support him, he had no
difficulty in outrunning Hoover in last Tues
day IS contest His majority vote gives him the
solid delegation of his state and he may go into
the Chicago convention the second of the as
Ipirants in strength; Lowden being third and
Wood first But either Of these last mentioned
might reasonably expect to increase his vote,
as other favorite sons Of states dropped out;
but it is not clear where Senator johnson can
look for strength which he does not take to the
convention with him and poll on first vote.
Some pessimistic people fear that situation
may be developing with TOO much Johnson in
it for the republican party good. If he fails to
get the nomination at Chicago they surmise |
tLat he mey bolt; while if he gets the nomina-
ton they see ground for apprehension that the
party would bolt There is considerable John.
son in evidence just at present, but neither of
these things may happen. The unprecedented
worst infrequently occurs and things turn out
better than anybody expects.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-08
THE CREED OF HATE.

The Sample Case: Manager J.
Reaney. or the Colonial hotel a
Youngstown Ohio, states that few
Gays ago a woman guest OF hi
house brought to him the Gioeol
bible which she had found in lie
room, and upon the fiy-leaf, in nea
legible hand, had been written thu
following:
If you are man working for 4
living, and not owning for a liv-
ing, this book shall be valuelesss
for you, providing you possess
that which is called comm N
sense.
The emancipation OF yourself
and your fellow workers all oler
the world shall be your Dih,e.
Shake off the yoke OF econ,mic
slavery. Help along actively to-
wards the industrial revolution
and you will realize true hap1i
ness. The bible breaches slavery
and promises you hereafter.
The rich have their hereafter
while living and you don't want
yours when you are dead.
Go anywhere socialists and
reyolutionists gather: learn their
teachings and their gospel OF the
truth and freedom and become
one of them. They need your
help for your own sake.
Our brothers in Russia have
shown the way. Let's follow H.
1t is the right way.
A promise of preacher or
politician, even though he be
president of the United States, is
only a misleading lie. Build your
own freedom Take it by force
il necessary, OF you will die.
slave. The newspapers are but
dirty tools and obey their mas
tiers orders. Don't be u1isfed.
YOUR FRIEND.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-08

ton is one Of making the bonus large
enough to compel some OF the prof
iteerS to diSgorge
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-08

Canada has no trouble in getting sugar from
Cuba. During the past ten months the Domin-
ion has imported from Cuba 1S4, 297 $3.50 pounds
Of raw sugar In the corresponding period Of
1913 she imported 7 ,514,589 pounds and in 1919
40,264 1856 pounds The increase for the present
fiscal year is startling. Canada's trade with
Cuba has grown fve-fold in the past four years
AS to sugar buying, the president first took
hand in it and then Attorney General Palmer
Sugar prices in this country are sufficient com
mentary on the result
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-08

cultivated mind do not mean that OF philosopher
but any which the fountains of knowledge have
been opened and which has taught its facutes-l
find of nexhausbe interest in all that surrounds
it, the objects of nature the achievements Of art, the
imagnaons Of poetry the incidents of history the ways
of mankind and their prospects in the
future 1t possible indeed, to become Indifferent to all
this and that, without having exhausted thousandth
of IT. but only has had from the begin
ming interest in these things and has
sought them only the qualifications of curosityohn
Stuart Mill
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-08

Cedar Rapids Gazette: When every
thing is summed UP. there is only
one argument against the bonus bill
And that is incidental to the taxation
necessary to raise the necessary
funds. If the taxes can be levied
against those who made big profits
out of the war, then the only ques-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-08

The administration ought to muzzle some of
its experts or else make plain that the attorney
general is not its official spokesman. While Mr..
Palmer is assuring the nation that he is bringing
costs down, Dr. Royal Meeker, a government
statistician, rises to announce that there is no
hope for reduction in living costs for several
years. DR.. Mceker presents long array Of
facts to support his opinion. Mr. Palmer has
few facts but much optimism and candidacy
to serve as basis for his publicity. The public
rIay doubt the prophetic status of both govern
ment pubhcists.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-08

The weather bureau can safely predict kill
ing frosts in Chicago and San Francisco in June.