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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-25

t-R;aa.crto Gp-cr:sGo. ? au-srrus services Sc
ran -cmCaeraio5 e~Guitativa y econ~oE;camcrts
ircluycndo en- este Essto e. de las nc1cinas que
nscesitc para su cIrac!6n- Sos AsCnos c-rRco
ana -cpc.sei6a cnvitiabr. pu-s t-s:araos a to
dos los r3t-Tnos cue c-ea1nos possible euraT.
sin tita-ros e7 81 tcuea o 10 dlnc-o pam pa
Earros. ? 6escsnsRuto ta!egnente en- 81 hone-
-ablidad. Esszmos U~rEulosos Dc hsSet prstASc
aucst-a RyuGa a mncaoS en{cr1nIs poSrsa, J
Gps E=zeisS e aurss-a e-s-ani-aSA hna rrru-
p~-Ado n sHlcd-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-25
A LOS VIsVTAM-IS DE La CIUDAD.

n,rs &c ~usarlos. a s~quefs. pcr-cras
que des-en consul,ar1e hev.cn dc 81 r.
f.r1oeIst, Iss recomcndamos 10 hnSan TIM
nro,.o como ileIucn a IN ctud7d, pucs
ruchos easos que h.h siio exafniaados
prp2iameute pucdon ssr eurndor IL cssa-
!leyardo LIS medicines Tue o. siecto re-
e~esitru. T~nsist1H en- decir qLe t2Ceho,
co. sc c-ren en:crnos en- realilad no 10
cran. sino CUE tienen sohncnte slScnA
inl.spuz:ci6r f&cil de cu-ar-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-25

! toixs lrs perycnry que Tcsidan iusrn
de- '. Ciud.G : que nct-alucnte Sc En-
r~ucr.rcn ~vis,Sinio.a. les haso aua cor
dial invitaci6c pare cue visitcn ' iEaPce-
eiorcn mis- oticinas : para CIV vsIn los
ecuipos cor cue ccataraos parr e. TIA
trmiento de lns eafcrraedad>a Dor medic
de los mGt0dos cientificos n&a modernos.
Dcsear1os q,.e nos visiten NO. es:6n o
no cn.crmcs. lara cue re-it-r una e1-
pIicaci6p de rustros spa.asos Ia rsa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-25
ESA ~ T q
T. tasp Y
ENFFRMEnAnES DE "a PROSTATA

cuan6o I'd. 80 do ruentA de que SD So
t,4 dcrhns : bsbe que In entcrmefnt 10 ne
eho p-csz De ST. oEanismo: ~uEndo I'd e'ee
esta- ~erfrrTno de IA pr6s;ata- cuaad' ttts rt-
"A .!.-cada. iutiamSda. irritnda; cGaEco I'd
tirne .-ecuentrs descss de or.nar ; Il! hhceT-
10 80 or.aa tiene pua:os blarci- como pcu'.-
Es de RlSoi u cuRuio Ia orinn ca hc!"h !
2! oscar orinar TO pgcIe etse,uario. It,. !
otros varies sln.omas, ids. LcSen aprcs1rat'
SO = ntcrde- tales Indi-nsioncs &c peliGFo, nc
rnciIs nj Tn minute. vengan = nucStTas oiici-
mrs para cue Sc les hagR VI ezRrurn nlaueio-
80 = re Seps con reGuriGad Qua! 90 50 eStado
nsi como 81 Sc puede curar. 10 que en- tal ea"o,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-25

do ps:eu;e q 81 venden y canSdads enoTT1en. or 1000 e. III
90. = ~ ohstaute - mug rap e. case e n On" esas Dcl!cinnS sHe
Go c-rr. Cuaado npnrrzcan los p-ne-os siatonas d. eatArEo. ID
Lbc acudlr f. un rSdlco comPetsate pnrn eIphcarlc 81 eado, }
81 l. dara 9! t-atamiento que En- 81 eonepeto estLne eeuh A'-
"a bier, dhe tsnc-5e { n cueuta CUE o uTcre%o les cao q
c,.ar-oa En- las membranes rucosas del cuerpo. J que n tics "a
.os c,.o, puedcn sci curndos de N misna narera, pue5 an'es "a
..- ;e,.o s,ro,iado sirrdo ssa IA trca m.ne-s raFr iozTaE IA
-I:u.o .o,r, y 1ur,de-o. e -atarro nasal 10 cura-os por medic
- ri,,.ua il. renc-ci6u de ozcno, ncomoahado de ai=unaa
ot-,, reH.;na. u crramos rnnvenieats SeSor e 'tlH Gel eT
fer1o. 1870 y ->--rp-c- ), -
VENGA Cd. A NUEsTRo coNSULToRIo 7 EHIhhhSE hMs
nrrENTDAxENTE DE NUESTRo hEToDo PARA 0uEAs
CATARRO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-25

ontr-. ids cnve;cccn dsdr ;Cu-rsns ctd 81 paoecen &c a.
- rnScr,riales. Las rnseEnedGdes de "a pF6staH re,nhan -
ri,lcs Y a yNrs ircur.blcs. si es cue dche coH5u!aTse 4 a. -
nc5n;s.a .xpcr;meutL0 antS dc que {! catad5 &c Ia eHtGneI"a
imiI, ~ -uraciAa. No pCie-o, cnumera- CT este es?=rio :3dcS la
.Intorons u GenoLan snfcmcdEd- DE Ia ET6s:"Ia. po-9ne eon Tu-
rb. y diyczcs; prro 81 les dEs. que N 81 encuentEaA tan cnfTT
nnr az. +, o5iEndos = guardian cana. dcher 'o"raT brio" y
no Gc;n- pn.a- mas tempo Gin recihir n consu!z y aiHA e
ccso sea de fSci curacion-
{: nos fuc-a 2osibIc yer , hablnr drnuiGa7ueH:e :ada en-
sr-no &c esa cIase ia doieneiaa. desGe que los p7!Teros, stnto"ss
rnpie-en e nanitestar1e. pro1to dejgria &c ncccStarse de TO- e-
ncrai,tas para cafe-Tnciadcs c76nicas. tcnienao r- nuesTa. ~rh
IA satisfaction de- deir que c u los casos que n o sn reconocNamea-
u. i,ru-abes naestros m&toios de trEtamie=to nos han dado Los re-
snI.ados mhs satstactorkr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-25

abra. y VIDA - IS 'a4Hmen,e pen9sa , saosaaa = no snsen c.
vioso e4 tan ,a.imamcu,o rciacionado. cue cnHndo AGuna pa,se
de- & - haya Gfectada. t%o = Sstcna SURE 0 &C :rSieHSe Toy Al
"a De @a mi.un e=tcrmelad. y roo. nsl.an'- "a lrAtam.en''
2s-[,-tsmert- RCc-uzdo 81 !cE-a restAohsce-r. For L2caS 9GFr' 50
-, s,rj.l5 sara:orEos pa-a atcnte- csar else . 2acieH@s ) rI~
&c aota-se que p;srpg- gentlemen I'll era nnT1"ro Dc e"os' t'
s-o es,o, cuc-i!o !.,:or. TN r-onto como note" los sntoEA' &c
,S-a -a.ermeGad, 0 bay cue 6scUidarln. s!no e'nsutad con 10
.o.-o, sn,es &c u. e ma! SCI incurabie. ?ues TgcAn7 dc las ch-
sernedads usrvtosAA. Il st -Azdss pTopancntc' dtste = I'm
-i,i,. sn cuEablz. oue-e-noe n 0 oostaur, hacer4e nota7 que am
Que aGes.o> tzi;o1 como eso~ciAlit"s, = n as ea.eT"%laccr :
rp-y:u7 s- ~ comedies. n sfrcrrancs r@aE-Us; tor H tAhD'
NJ 3rtead.rno, -as2asrr los ini,s de Ia poS.'r!d"d y per co
ea ~ -onslcSS con n~otrus Rnte- e que IN ~eT
lad "a t,curahe- No of-ecernos u@s do % que 2odsnos eun?&s'
urs nuestz reputation vale suo-e tedi las eoSA' : HE 10
-. osrs~,ros decile "A v-1tsd Acr-z de AZ eabo. cHalCuieEa ee
A- ga
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-25

Este Censro de Intermediates es %! vz de
lrs cue rTracItan mis- seHaS complications ! do
!encigs Q pe5ar Go GI:c. Ell ;nuchos easo, los rn6tii-
sos. aua los misroo csrecia!iEt2s. SO lritan q h2-
c- un Egero eGamca Dc! pacientc- Teniendo esto
present.. hemos cuidedo de equiyar eoavcn.entS-1en-
t. nucstras oficlass COT los aparatos 1cccsarins pa
- pode- hace- an eramcn pcrtecto &c IL enterne-
Gnd: , eod5via m6s. en- cnso de duda proesdcrnos a
,us cz&ncacs 1:I=nico : Inic5osc6pico &c las sec7e-
c,oucs. y nsi. locai:zamos ia causa sdeInas. d;SDo-
nenos de nparatoe dosatos de luz qua puedca ser
;r.-odccidaa ro- los t!tcrrntes oEficios del cutrTo
hr-cano. i!uminando Ia ra-tc :a:c:io. , log-sndose.
Dor este medic. apreciar rcrfectameutr e. !uEar IN
que n ezfsrm~tad rndica. Guam Il Tncnado los doc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-25
ALMoRRANAS, FISTULAs Y Z
DEL RECTO.

In~dud7blnrn.e mrchos /" r.. Hlh
lido, en- Ia mayorta &c los per!"a.co'. '9s
sruncioa de msdie!nas para c7a c%e
en!e-.a=AlI5, u-Ino.-H -A"ii' ':,,I'
crc cua.do sc ccr1r-Gn J uss" csehzf
J-n~ns, alfv!sn y esl:aGn d. una name
:, f:c:icia. pucs 81 orsSen DE "a ohiTEH
SAa ,t.,v, ,,,st-r n no
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-25

-I--.."rs -a3 r-tr--0l =. CANCER . A F.-- : iTNN-o POI
--E7 3 40 G.A.a:us us Eayos ? eqrETo - CoTieats q Alta
gr-a-t-.a- e ga. . a. Etr1Lo reoaocI1o como cflcEI para n
Eu-e-i5a de ezz -zsc - -rE--m~da6= Ns=-uEaA Atceos, etc
80 rHazoS sen-Szarsars - oCGEras cGc!aEs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-25

IxEr Al ,s.t,n.s. Il cual :iene que voivT 2 tomn- uehctnhs ,
., este .a.o u er.erraedad Is "a nag sera- pucs &c !e IA ta1o
.,po pa Sc desar-o1e g CT ststcna- la nlno:rara' no
.r -, .o,, M p.cc-fc. .urorrs ~rcullres. cue teneR terFibie
ipnvcr-in sohre TODD el cucr?o y que sr1sna ter7aies ENSrno
' taa,rssar Easo.-os ussmos IN :rat=miento radical en- "a IRA 10
-, s-t,-rclei ,u!;.5Io ascgura- que rCcstro procc1iHeaSo \
ec-si..e r-ecs an.rnte cn uEa GcicAGa o2srseIon- n TnrAAS oeasc-
mes C! pncien:e pucds seSur desca2ehAnao IL cu2'e''"s -~~
= ,- rye.tA par:e pod!emoa cu-aro e IN tempe Ta1onh-
he r;enp-c GU GO exHtan graves conElsastone- ~ MOI T"cnn'1
H.. inv~cfoaes dc tu-rts aciAos. pero como 10 ejinos antcFlormen-
10 nues-ro nG.oao e radical. e. crai HI sio hproaahe c' "
1u.ridndrs uSdess, tan;o de Eu.o?a como de este ais
Purtis Ami Q sriGr n O. rrco Is rrTacs Sa ih1 CT nueHA
nsf como o.=Gs r9chas entc-u"dad7 stnHa-S.
Recuerdcn CUE cain oi+nA t4 mSt2lhaa para |nce Z @a
scian, - = ~ sc Ran tornado od1s La ne.idas aeee-
,.-ns mr., n-pan-iaaar ! los euferns toA cla5e de eoroa:d-tsL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-25

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-25
CCHSULTA 7 EXAMEN
5.

INTERMEDIATES DEL CORAZON. DE Los PULMO-
Ms Y DE LOS ORGANOS R~ESPIRAT0RIOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-25
INTERMEDIATES NERVIOSAS.

\ = LhIN EDADES NENNF 4OE+tO-
Potiaaacs Sc-ibir tcdo IN liSro Eceroa dc
-ts geucro de en;e-Ia>dadeS sin que Sor clio 21-
diEsc.aos ase-ura. que hablnEros dicho TODD 10 QUE
deb sabe-Se ar-rca de elias. Sin embargo. ucs
ocupare-1og rn tcrr7inos de Gus, nuestros tCcHos
amigos. los 1cxicanns. puedEn foEna-ss una idea
ccr2!s.a y concciercs II iInpo-thne:A que Fl en-
90 --cuicre. Ci--tzngntn Eus manifestations son
;e-r.L.es : SGS victnas Sc cuentaH. tsHto entire To-,
-;cos como entire los pcbreN Con freeuc1ciS sGS
siatnulas difi-Ten. 2ero los rcsuItados son stefnpFe
;r-.ascs Asl. .. nos rreaea,an ?acicates cue n
Lesp..tar &C s:c1tea auu ccussGoy: a." e. Slc"o no
ls IA propo--icrRdo a decanso ucccsaHc. ! cs,an
sic-av-e e;e-y-os: r. n-1o-I& - 1CrISsiado coo-e
Y 10 >, cnrrro . slsntcn sdo!0rid0 en- una pA-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-10-13
ARGYLE
From the Banner.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Topper and dau-
ghters, Beth and Emily, who were here
attending the Headrick-C raik wedding,
returned to their home at Winnipeg on
Monday. Mrs. Topper is sister of
Mr.. Headrick.
DR.. and Mrs. r. r. Donaldson moved
this week into their fine new home on
Second street Their former home on
Fourth street was purchased by Damas
Roy who has moved his family to town
from the farm and are now settled in
their new home.
Fl. R. Meisch left Saturday evening
for Chicago to attedn a meeting of the
seventeen representatives of grain
growers associations appointed by the
president of the National Farm Bureau
Association to work out a cooperative
system of grain marketing for the
whole country that will stabilize supply
and prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Jose and son Har-
vey departed Tuesday evening for Mer-
cedes, Texas, where they will make
their future home. Mr.. and Mrs. Jose
have resided at Argyle for thirty years
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-10-13

AOA Representatives.
l wish to announce to the voters of
the county that I am a candidate for
reelection to the Office of Representa-.
tive. 1t will not be possible for me to
get away from my farm work long
enough to see you all personally, and 1
am therefore taking these means of
asking for your good will and support
during the campaign, and your vote on
election day.
In order that you may know Just
where l stand on legislative matters, I
wish to state that am in favor of and
will support a tonnage tax law, as we'll
as any other legislation for the benefit
of all the people Of our state. I am in
favor of policy Of liberal support of
our schools and educational inStitu-
ticns.
lam also in favor Of and support
legislation to secure state owned and
operated terminal elevators, flour mills,
and packing plants and other legisla-
ton for the Leneft Of our agricultural
interests, as embraced in the League
program.
During my term I have tried to be
matters Should l be reelected I shall
do my best to represent all the people
Of our county. and shall support any
legislation that is based upon fairness
and justice. Trusting that upon this
basis / may have your support and
vote / am,
Very truly yours,
II. o. BERVE.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-10-13
Undertakers Not OPP
posed to New Life
PreSerVer.

Thousands of people are daily side
stepping the grave by taking Sto-Li-
Gal, combination treatment of cap
sules and tablets. that will give per-
manent relief in Gall-Stones, Stomach
Ulcers, Chronic Appendicitis, Torpid
Lazy Liver, Dyspepsia, Classy Sour
Stomach, Pains in Stomach and Back,
Dizziness, Chronic Constipation, etc.
Sto-Li-Gal will positively correct the
above ailments . rsgar:daless Of age or
followed. Don't wait till it's too late.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-10-13

Purchase Sto-Li-Gal today Price, s1.OO
box and after you have obtained re-
suits boost Sto-Li-Gal to your friends
Sent direct on receipt Of price if your
druggist can't supply. Digestive Chem
ical Co.,. 800 University Ave, St. Paul,
Mimi. Sold in Warren by North Star
Drug Co.: Argyle, Robertson's Pharm-
acy: stephen, Stephen Drug, and drug
gists everywhere.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-10-13
PAID ADVERTISEMENT.

. Prepared and published in his own
behalf by H. O. Berve, Germantown,
Minnesota, candidate and author, for
which the sum of $500 will be paid.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-10-13

was evidence of the many friends they
have left behind. For many years Mr..
Jose was i'll the dray business here.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-10-13

or more and the large number who were
at the depot to bid them godspeed and
wish them happiness in their new home
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-02-06
THE OPINION OF OTHERS. \
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THE NOBEL AWARD SCANDAL.
THE NOBEL AWARD SCANDAL.

Fhe Nobel Prize Commission has given an award
to German chemist, Herr Haber, who was one
of the developers of poison gas for use in military
operations. Paris dispatches say that this action
will be protested by the chemical societies of the
Entente nations. 1t certainly ought to be-
Germany was the first belligerent to employ poi
son gas. 1t is safe to say that no Allied govern
ment would have thought of adding this new ter
to warfare. 1t was barred by the Hague con-
ventons regulating the usages of war; 1t was a
barbarous innovation, representing return to the
savagery which the belligerents of the eighteenth
and nineteenth centuries had put behind them.
1t is an offense to the humanitarian spirit to hon
or man who helped to introduce this illicit wea-
pon-tried first, with horrfyng effects, at the Sec
ond battle of Ypres. The Nobel Prize Fund was es-
tablished to encourage humane intellectual effort
and to promote progress in the civiizing arts and
sciences. 1t is being misused when it rewards a
scientist, whatever his work in other branches of
his profession, who has aided in spreading death
and has contributed to the perfection of weapon
outlawed by international contracts
If the Nobel Fund directors give Herr Haber
a prize for distinguished scientific achievements
they may next be honoring Herr Rosenberger, the
German artillery engineer who had the largest
share in the construction of the "Big Berthas'
which bombarded Paris from distance of fifty
miles and massacred the worshippers in
Paris church on Good Friday, 1918. Rosenberger's
claim is as good Haber's-perhaps better. For
his secret is still secret while Haber's has been
mastered by a.. world and has set all the armed
nations to manuta turing poison gas as one of the
requisites of the wars of the future
The decision of the Nobel Board is scandal of
worldwide proportions. The protest against it
ought to be universal.-New York Tribune
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-11-24
TWO CHEROKEE MEN
KILLED EACH OTHER
|. $. Sarrntt and ReYiS Dawson. Ills
Grandson, Have Fatal Duel.

Gaffncy, Nov. 22.-I p. Sarratt and
Revis Dawson killed each other at
Sarratt's home. just over the line of
Cherokee county, yesterday afternoon
at 6 o'clock. Dawson was Sarr;tt's
grandson and was about % years OF
age. Saratt was G7.
Going to the Sarratt house, Dawson
it is said sat down and talked quietly
wit the cid man. showing a copy Of
the divorce which he had recently OBJ
tanned from his wife in North Caro-
lima. Dawson suggested that they
walk out to the hog pen. Accoldng
10 the statement OF Mrs. Sarratt, who
said that her husband reached TO the
mantcl and took down his revolver.
Whch WAS in u scubbard and that
Dawson saw him do this. then Mrs.
Saratt continued. She heard her huS-
band say: If YOU do | will" and
then the shooting commenced.
Dawson cmpticd his pistol and Sar-
ratt shot twcV. Only ono bail took
effect in Sarratt. he being shot
through The right breast. Both men
| died Immediately after being Snot
neither Of them speaking.
1t is said that it was Mr.. Sarra;t's
custom to carry his pistol Whenever
nc left the house at night.
Dawson's father lives within a few
miles of GaHncy. The Sarratt homo i!
within eight miles Of Gaffncy, and tn,
TRAGEDY coming so soon after The blu
tai killing OF the two Kirby boys las
saturday, has created much discus
sion
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-11-24
COLUMBIAN TELLS
THRILLING STORY
Marion Hagood, Who Disappeared,
Saws HigilWnymem TOOK Him OH.


Columbia, S. c., Nov. 22.-Marion
IIagood, Richland County farmer, who
disappeared Saturday afternoon, his
automobile being found with blood on
it, u slashcd coat and note reading:
"We got him and money, will find
body in the river" returned TO Colum-
bia this afternoon, telling Il thrilling
story of being assaulted by highway
men and carried handcuifed to some
woods near Jacksonville. where he was
released
Hagood tells of selling cotton in Co
lumbia Saturday afternoon and start
ing for his home. dozen miles from
the 4ity, in his automobile. Four
miles from Columbia. he says, he was
halted by four men, one lcaping on the
running board with a leveled revolver
and forcing him to accompany them
after he was struck on the head. He
declares he was taken in an automo-
Bile. two hypodermic injections being
administered soon after the Journey
began. Later, he added he was given
white pills and fell into Il stupor.
After passing Augusta the party
stopped and a safe vas blown" Ha-
good says, tools being carried in the
car. lie was in Il stupor he declares,
and does not know what loot the men
brought 20 the car after the robbery.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-11-24
GOVERNOR CALLS
FOR OBSERVANCE

Issues Proclamation for Thanksgiving
Day. Duty Well Done. Must Look
Forward TO Another Year With Hope
and Confidence"
Governor Cooper Monday issued a
Thanksgiving proclamation, calling
upon the people to observe tittingly
ne day as a day Of thanksgiving and
1rayer throughout the state. "Wc
look forward to another year with
hope and confidence We shall not be
discouraged because Of temporary ad-
verse conditions,' says the governor.
I'VE approach this day Of thanks
eiving and prayer with conscious
ness Of duty we'll done and with the
comforting reflection that through
our efforts the suiferings OF humanity
have been liieviatcd," Governor COcp,
CT says in his proclamation. Below is
The proclamation
In accordance with established
custom, the president Of the United
states of America has, by proclama-
ZION, set aside Thursday, November
20. 1920 rs a day of thanksgiving on
JIG part of all the people of the
Unitcd States.
The pcoplc OF South Carolina arc
III a position to observe this day in
the spirit which prompted tho ,0ratr
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-11-24
DEPUTY SHERIFF
SHOT TO DEATH
Negro Stays Officer IN Saluda County
Then Makes His Esacpe Webber
Edwards Loses Life in Making Ar
rest, Reward Offered.

Edwards Loses Life In Making Ar.
rest, Reward Oiicred.
Saluda, Nov. 2l.--Webber Edwards,
deputy sheriff, was shot and instantly
killed last night about 10 o'clock in
the northwestern section of Saluda
county by Elliott Culbraith, negro,
!whom the officer had gone to arrest,
Culbraith escaped, but search was
kept up throughout the night and to-
day. The Saluda county authorities
have offered reward of $500 for the
apprehension OF the negro and it is
understood here that Governor Cooper
will be asked to supplement this.
From what can be learned here it
seems that Mr.. OutZ Of Greenwood
county had warrant issued for the
arrest Of Culbraitl, who lived on Mr..
Outz's lands in Saluda county, the
erty under lien. Mr.. 'IIdwards and two
or three other officers surrounded the
ncgro's home to make the arrest. Mr..
Edwards was III an alley between the
house and the kitchen when the negro
opened the door slightly and fired on
Mr. Edwards, one shot taking effect in
he chest and causing instant death
From the mark OF a glancing bullet on
he door II is believed that Mr Ed
wards returned the fire as he fell.
Mr.. Edwards had served as deputy
sheriff ten or II years and was a
! 'nNrlcsS and eiTcicnt officer. He was
IS years old and leaves widow and
| six children.
| Culbraith is about five feet eight
inches tall and weighs nearly 200
pounds. lie has Il scar on one side ot
the face. He is said to bear ba,
Population
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-11-24

Not as Bad as They Seem.
One o! The comforting things thar
time teaches us Is, that mighty few
things are as bad as they look to be.
or are said to he.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-11-24
Food for Horses.

1t hes been demonstrated that sea-
weed after the salt has been extra ctcd
by specific process forms excellent
food for horses and TINT the animals
evidently enjoy II.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-11-24
The Difference.

"a gn'd housewife is very different
t-cn good husbandnan." "How
a0f" She IS always sewing tears"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-11-24
UNDERWEAR FOR MEN

$l50 Sale use
Suits Regular So $l0s
Feeced Union Suits Regular Price
Price zoe
Ladies'
Ladies' Black
Ladies Black
MEMS
Madras and Pcrcale ale Price
Beautiful SILK Shirts Regular $500
six shirts Regular Price $1,000. Sale ~ III, $3.50
work Shirts Regular Price s20o Sale Price
Mems overalls Regular Price $500 $3.50
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-11-24


2pgan 0lngtuhi Regular Price 20c nc
rice
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02
GRAINS STILL
GOINGDOWN;;
TRADE SLOW

Chicago. Ill, Oct Trade IN wheat
was mostly OF a local character 10
day. There was some free selling by
local traders, with December showing
little change from yesterda b, while
March averaged higher. After start
ing 3 C 70 &c higher than yesterday s
finish. with December S2.l2la 70 S2-l5
and March S2-Os5z 70 S2-09, prices
fluctuated within a relatively narrow
range.
Wheat continued its downward
trend until it reached a new low on
the crop The sentiment was gener-
ally bearish and at the finish prices
were close 20 the bottom with a range
showing a new loss Of so TO ~ C
from yesterdays close. with December
s2-O7 TO S2.O71z and March S2-03 TO
S2.031,
Buying Of corn by a srtong commits
sion house caused the cereal 10 ad-
vance slightly az the start Initial
quotations. which ranged from ~ net
lower TO &c net higher, with Deem
Der 92Ic 70 csc, soon 1ell Off when
the buying stopped
Buying against bids checked the de-
cline in corn, after December and
Nay had sold at a new low on the
crop. At the finish prices were off
&c TO &c from yesterdays finish. with
December 90isc to 901fc.
oats were easy, the market starting
unchanged TO Z c higher, with De-
cember 81 sc TO 575tc. then became
weak.
Provisions were higher as the re-
suit Of The big decrease in local stocks
OF lard Tor the month