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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

cordoYa. Alaska, dec. fs-4By M~afl-~itad.
ioais are Bsrfed. and tha Law q order eie
meaf rules with . firm hand IN % tyhino
village o. Noatak. NORTH 81 kotxeoae Hnnnh
aud Villain the arctic circle accDrdiHH 10
no Annual roro1 81 James H. Aakalrp
Teacher q ne VILLAGE school. ractn1y for
Narshd 20 tha bufasn ~. education
Early IL November The village eioefaHate
held 4 REORGANIZATION meetinE NJ Ha7nlti
taid eavtn msa we're chaser % ceaduft
tnf naitat native affalfA dins r4nces and
Disputes and .azaln affirm that q fiitfe
uithnni a ~koFffniHE coRarl q mol Dfpsfet
live ire coaatii mex ~ stated pefipdf'
lstffainR q huKrrsslane ~ their nrNtiilnenlA
ana Daiiins into effect meAsnfsz fof tiiaHs
Iripn9F emerL
ts nsrs ehslned lo bgefent them ITQi1
rtaainr siaf iaeAtaeA fntpfiuf ecE Nenl -
ed maasnff4 lakes te i9a1fn tht
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
The March Of Empire

with a recent issue Of the Chicago Fri
buna~ II published, in THO rologravure 49,
ton. q series 81 mapa showing the new face
Uf tau weird. II shows what the victors sot
Out Of ibe var. And the tribune com
~ new map of the Unisea STATS u
needed. America went i1lo the war asking
nothing and came out With a. No nav rags
need b made FOR new Amerlcan territory.
Not On American soldier stands on one f9ct
81 s0n newly added 10 the American domaln
6dmo American soldiers nre standing ~
son held Tor other nAitnnA. bat aono 90 ter
nt0ry held f1f tAe uuited 6tateE- We afe
rlad tie United 8saiea has its hauds ce4n
Mhaf the rnstea states f9arht Cor w9a a.
own security. Is Fhcsrfseiaua taia n thar
fhe 1Fhi aas for democracy Thnt vas true
iut sbe demOcrarf eas the Ansnean
dnsacefarys
Hats Eo4 ehnt Japan got aEt 414l Crest
nrs1aiaI fof. me Hrfi4h mCppa9 ~ XteI
Creith ap thAfr hi4hwns tagevEA AaiM
f-o4f Cairo 70 Ere Gapc. YaHg rfatt41 ert
fr0.a Indfs an1 fpnk lte nGt laas4 q -
NsfAFIita TNfy wnN Mes1f4iAMl4 4Ne
eyra n enr TheY woa Persia = t.ptatas
IteY apn t1e eass cpaa q - AN4 ~
1ts5 vs. tsortfina tefgsfe 4seai tzfm
aws save lnaia bMAkfAA TtNF ~
tasstie stsan * 80 germssa = Hfstst
~ astsass ~ nnuse nss nrnir -
Tee noafusaas aha Nsva ~ eae q aN
~ aaItena4 81 tast Ar4a y ~
nzls Asa - Afaet esttssa - N
nssN ssss 90 nas usNs eesa
- fltftas "a ees sf wsW ~
aaeHs1 es re So Do Hef
fs rAsAt maSsf
: ra4F stlaassaN fttN
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
Heart Disease Worse
Foe Than Tuberculosis

NRntEQlb EItt EItpn,J
Heart trouble ~ one Of the deadlieet dis
eases known to man, according to the AS
ISOLATION for the Prevention and Relief Of
Heart Disease. In a pamphlet on the sub
iect IL states that during lne year 1862
deaths were due to that disease in New
York alone, while tuberculosis, hitherto con:
sidered the greatest enemy Of mankind,
caused only 1922 deaths. 1t asserts also
that 1t, 900 children IN the New York schools
are affected.
II would be hard to say which Of these
two diseases IL the more dreaded BY man
kind. Both work in the dark and generally
fix their talons deep in the human system
befoFG their presence ID discovered, and both
iwero long regarded as incurable. To give
out such a statement as this would be like
ly only to a~ggravate that dread and perhaps
alarm unnecessarily people wno are organ
ically sound, but that Is not the object OF
the association. It points ont several Of the
gates BY which the disease enters the syH-
tenn and tells how to guard them. The prin.
cipAl precautions suggested are simple
enough. Prompt removal OF diseased ton
siis and adenoids. and Immediate care of
decay ed teeth, together with the avoidance
Of stimulating drinks. All OF these lead 10
rheumatism, 1t Is pointed out, and rheuna-
tism very often affects the neart.
Another valuable prechutlon which would
have saved many a valuable life had Il been
is regular physical examination n
Tho case Of elderly people once every two
years. Some Insurance companies are do
ing this for their patrons from a business
point OF view. A high blood PRESSURE per
Anps leads the examining physician to look
Eor other symptoms and often a deadly dis
sase is killed in Its incipiency. In time we
nay 60 back to the system in vogue IN
china OF paying the doctor as long as he
Us In health, and stopping his pay
While we are III. It would then be to his
to prevent us from catching any
disease, or to master It before II obtained a
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
or LElsUhe

The pngHs ~ that leisure fueferdA anh
does not hfxreaa Wnrk. thai n you plan q
DAY with f1nf honfs ~ work ard fDar asafa
.of pbesrg-wrltinR you are peFfAttif itasilsd
4ratiaad sou find MOTE h0urslnuaHt "
eostfy thau Ia ~heefstpsk. The hpnrn ~ a.
bns on dasermIHed 81 an adjustment ~
tantn whaA ~ ehu, and what ~ ar EHi
lae 10 sofk 10. snd the Aep4 ~ ffiaafe ran
snfinr oniy Qua ~ = renH4anc1 in ~ sbsi
- ahifh 4 nisn nay % Hafe Nith in4s
sHur Tha uhif ~ 81 pfosl4e thsat "a
eHstios a 81 fnfraaHlnK ttt m9f6ln u tn3'
aAaflaM ever fen&amr4Nsa. f8 "A N aif4f
1fsie stitch pfa4i414 lhr edei.ai fF lu.
ef4asef faei0fss
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

The American people generally have long
since come to regard Senator Id Toilette Is
excess baggage. His own party associates
look at him a~slSance, and extend him only
that measure of sympathy which is neces.
safy to keep him iii line Yor party purposes
In view OF the narrow majority which they
hold In the senate. For years be has con-
ttibuted nothing to contemporary political
Thought; has served no useful purpose ID 4
Representative of his constituency; has
been merely q marpIot who has confused
and demorali1ed the course Of progressive
legislation.
II remains for Harvey's Weekly, however,
TO compute IN dollars and cents the cost oil
Ia F0llette'a senatorial oratory to the Apeo-
pie Of the United States, Taking as lts
text d notation in the Congressional Record
that "Mf. La F0IIette's speech Will be pub
iinhed entire after 1t shall have been con.
cludeds9 and explaining that the speech III
question was the five4dayS iliIbuster Of the
Wisconsin senator on the railroad bill, the
WeeAly snys;
at costs $50 a page to get out the Con.
efessional Record. Any average. able.bodied
orator Will nm d Record page In about i0
minutes talk. That Is six pages al hour
4h1rc are nd statistics to determine lust
how many hours per day Mn. Ia Toilette
but even he probably would not, be
able to put Id more than a four.hour day
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
cARRtz0zo sAWMILL
TO lNcREABE CAPACITY.

Cafrizoko-%The old sawinili near Alto has
besn sold to Brooks 4 Mari of that city
The neH concern viii increases the capacity
Of tho mill and expect to have II in shape
10 do q large winter business. 1t IL said the
mill VIII not only supply the surrounding
country but will also saw mucn lumber for
outsldA Ahipmen Mt.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
How Roosevelt Threw
Scare into Operators
and Prevented Strike


New York, Jan. 6-Hitherto unpublished de-
tails Of mo drastic plan President Rooae4
xeit had aeciqed 70 adopt 70 settle the an
snnHelte stflke OF lsvz, saiu 70 nave peen
Known 70 oniy TWO members 81 ne eapinet
AAu n lew persons VINO were ~ tAke Rart "
IN tfeeNpvn. h0NpAf y Ane 1l.th INSTRUMENT
81 tne coloneis own letters EDITED by Joseph
Huekiin hlslop ~ the January issue q scrip'
haFls MAsA4lAs Ane A1tlcie also giFee gome
Intimate hluellsnta On hoohsseitp attltuue
tvW1rQ Nnioh ihpof
~ INJURED auflhS fne rlotlng ~ tue ooai
1lelus .anq me apprQaeR Of wlntef onougn{
Win y me prospeet 81 9 hatlpnWlae Tue
FAMINE, tne mayors pK large elties ana eoV-
ernors Of several states appeaied 70 me
y eniushA w nishop says' 70 ihteflsts M,
s1lg ins9tsss ~ sls puDhc MsfaLe an heAStys
Ae9oxa1ng 70 nls pAoSfapners Mt hooseyehs
AAu ugelAoa Y SAss Ing operAsons Pe1sisssu
u th9if Letesal % aesspS 2 Soln51issi9ls ~
nos speelLlcaiiy Eve nm ana WI \. nse tns
Dn,tea slates army 70 SUPPRESS Al Yioiencs
pna ylsoruvr'
Mrisnk " ropefS Dac9h 81 Ost9ggK 2,
Asvz, ehostly alter q conference IN wash
tnston q me NINE oper4tors ana the sslhhe
w sfse ~ ~ mase. ~ * y sns sasa
AZ, - aSssa2 sgsss1 IA Y ryasss~st fan n.
a+hsfratsar ~ sala.
1AL'N1 ~ 49,
The situation ~ Dad, especially because
It 10 possible II may grow Infinitely worse.
4 when the severe weather comes On Tiers
IS Q coal famine 4 dread 70 think of the Huit
Ierihg IN parts OF our great cities especially,
1ear. there Will be fuel riots Of as pad
tyFe az any bread riots We have ever seen
II course once tne Faoting mas begun onee
mere y = 4esoft Y mop vlolenqe' ene oniy
Ing " ~ Y g mathtaln VlssLa = z
aasaulM knl4A ~ ~ phYukns AavS y ,
eltn q neessslty n l&Ains measuIes noM
uhas9lnauas, Mhscn VIZ msan w egssn
Y htsh WY n"fe DosA HanuSneu ~ "ant
suitellhg' ..
70 2 ietEeg W senator Louee he W1ots tnas
y we 3sehns nia Wy 70 solgs Wy III
lcuiiy ehu WE netehhlaheu ny 70 rs urawn
mo any yaoient step Wnlcn WouAu uI1ls
eAcloh ana qlshs.er akteFwaru' Al enutny,
me ne sala; Moss snpnasacaly ssaaSsss
IA ~ cV INK ~ s VIA a susror,sv ~, nv
1890 49, 800 800. 1890 80 ~ "A evil |
~ HorsaI. 800 sntho,itv am foin
III Vttss-a.gv 7 shsn snaa9iivv fina ntl Il
" $780, ~, ] I spste11 2nnsaissm
Z ~ y $500
s'
tHE rLAM. 4
Oolonea hoosepeit = ufastlc pan oA.4D
on when MT. blsnoP says ne makes puphe
Ilth the late presidents permission ana
minority included MS APPOINTMENT p IN
OF arbitrary commission Wlsn
Ut regard 70 WIENER or not tne operators
eked Tor y or agreed 20 spius py ~ ",
~ asAsa eAarrSa,usns D. Sonarsss
on n he wonia accent 4 mace on II. ard. (
neerdinr h M. BIshop. Mr.. Cleveland re-
lsad favorahiv 4
ar. .-Iss ~ (
n1nne mas III anlnaee sorhs i
.xeEukaglon Mhleh y W. ~ sunuuuh 49, 5
IthS' ~ oleSi ms 1aann ,srssiHie Il
" tssul1su as esa,S 49, onav &
Y bIeslHen. colssassp VII $1,000 saI Q
~ VIZ eupvs-nII ~ ~ NIX tha. ~haneyar :
~, am H&e q'oehre W W" 49, s
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
FALrs iNTo

~Galiup-Louie Roat Of the Heller confec.
tionery seriously injured his ANGLES last
week when he fell down the stairs Of the
building into the basement, Mr.. -Roat was
examining the electric wires which had be-.
come detective, and In some way slipped OH
the stairs IN the darkness, railing to the
basement below.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
20 CARS or oATTLE
UNLQADEp AT FORT SUMMER.

Fort Snmnef-The Tidewell Livestock
company Of Casper, Wyo,, unioaded 26 cars
Of cattle and five cars Of horses at the stock
pens here last Thursday night which Will
be pastured during. the winter on the
ranches OF Earl Erwin and j. p. Brooke.
Another shipment is now on the way. con.
sisting Of 5000 head Or cattle. which viii
spend the winter ii this section. The stock
Is being brought here on account Of the poor
range conditions IN the northwest.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

MfrFsIte fsfn A9ssa ~ a M nfd
.fasa. rnsnlagat Mfmss - tH4 FeeH4h Haft
M oenef tesir0l e ~ ms Ma ssH
4Mef teH 4 f4feNfa uae a Eta44tH
= ~ asei1la msf ~ a1g ~ "A s
sAm A# Nge #sinss #Ht nv aah4sa ~
f4sf ~ = ne f es4e N
4 sn Ne Ia 3 - 80 w
as j s na I1ss 0sFs e4t $50 n faAa
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
Sam NEAR chIMAvo
DESTROYED BY FIRE.

himn3 o-~The large barn on the farm Of
'Mari1iido iaramiilo. near hers. was com.
pletsis destroyed By fire iaet Neet Several
iona N alfalfa. q iarEn quantity ~ corn and
All hla farm implements Whro III The hniid.
zoe hnd uare . total loas. a u thought that
the iife aas started ~ soma childfen who'
Nsrn riatiaK wifh matches, the iqAa Il ~
timaiei At over 1880. with no lnpurance.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
TRACTOR TURNs OVER;
MANS ARM BROKEN.

Milg-Ffenry Fliess met with 4 painful &C..
eident here last week when his Fordson
tractor turned over with him. Mr.. Eiess
much for Il, causing II 70 turn over. pinning
him underneath with Tho result that one
arm was broken ID places. II ii thought
that the arm will be permanently crippled.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
UNITED RHETHREN
MISSION SCHOOL STARTED.

Santa Characterization work on the
United Brethren mission school here has
beer started, and II tho weather permits viii
be pushed AZ rapidly as po9sibla during the
viii cosl $4,000 and will accommodate rs
girls and ahOnt'S0 boys n the presert plans
nrH carried out the new school vii BE- ready
Tor occupancy about September A.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
LOVING A KILLED
~ GAN ANTONIO CAR.

Carlspad-Word has been received here
that r. W. Tucker Of Loving. N. Nj md
been run over BY 4 street ear ID san An
tonic, Texas, and fatally injured. Mr..
and later wired that MIS- fathef was fatally
injured and could not Hive. MI. Tucker was
well known hers and his many friends arc
shocked at his untimeiy end.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
JAlLER BEATEN BuT
PREVENTS DELIVERY.

Las cruces-Ffdel Sanchez, Taller at the
Dom Ana county JAN, wraa badly beaten last
week when several 81 The prisoners attempt
Cd TO escape from tho jail Mr.. Sanchez
MANAGED 10 keep the keys ID the place 4
prevented the escape of any Of tho men.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

ThHst afe m4a ~he a. naf tha General
refshlnN hef nahalf has heaa ahle e 81
hiM e ~ antiAiar ally yst
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
SOMETHING Y woaRy AoOUT.

frgaident Carranga haa dnnied ~ n III
synafnihy with The radical elements IL the
Huitad States. Carrnnaa probably has no
srmlaihy With anythiug in mo United
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
PROBABLY THINKS IT
WAKES NO DIFFERENCE.


TEWNT-TTTTVTTH UTUTfT
The fact that they are willing to listen
70 Bryan-for-president talk indicates about
how little some democrats are beginning
to value the next nominations
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

tENNf4 -I1N#
tt4a4 d ~ tea &fs NaF iaes AZ
tt ih4gt ~ n wa Waff shs
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
Yov az


Wayne H. Wheeler paints connasnfsy b.
the nelief that tha Anassal0aa Laseae y
kplng ~ neaA . mNseF fuf aonas tima yet
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
HE WON'T BE HAPPY
TILL He GETS II.


To q man up a tree 1t would seem Mr..
Bryan Is bent upon getting himself knocked
INTO a cooked hat some more.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

NEW York TeIUEFnph.l
William Jennings Bryan says the country
wants a statesman for president.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
THE DEMOCRACY
ooT ITSELF D


II, as reported, Colonel Bryan ia going TO
make . fight for tho democratic leadership.
lie ought 10 have an easy jon. Tho place
ls now vacant
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
WE'LL SAY o
THAT We KNOW OF.


OUHHIHB IUWbIJ
Was there ever another SO gluttonous a
giutton for punishment as William Jennings
Bryan Memory does not retain one.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

N#tfuH t#NHI
rae latest fefsffs from WAAAinatAna n
nek ~ rssur y thp taityaaas aN N sso
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-08-25
Il :. Il !. i. i. !. !. !. !. !. :. !. =.
IL LOCAL AND Personal. y.
IL \. Il !. i. !. I. !. !. !. !. i. i. J.

Our vulcaniZing Is absolutely
guaranteed to Outlast the rest OF the
tire. Walhalla Tire Shop.-ad. d9tf
--Derrill Darby, who has been on
ten-day trip to points in the North
and East, returned to Walhalla last
Sunday.
Announcing correct modes in
fall millinery, Wednesday and Thurs
day, Sept. lst and Cd. Miss S. Fin
cannon, Seneca, S. C.-ady.
Mrs. NJ. a. Merritt. who has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs. i.
R Earle, returned to her home in
Cleveland, Ga, the first of this week.
See our new arrival Of up-to-
date millinery Sept lst. Norman's s
Dry Goods and Millinery Store.-ad
-Frunk x. Schroeder, who has
been IN Newman, Ga. for several
weeks studying telegraphy, returned
TO Walhalla the latter part OF last
week and Is again filling his position
at the Blue Ridge depot.
Now is the time to save money.
Have your auto tires vulcanized.
Walhalla Tire Shop.-adv 49-tf.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-08-25

ALL kinds new goods at Norman S
Dry Goods and Millinery Store.-adv
Mrs. James Seaborn is visiting
her son, w. E. Seaborn, and family,
of Seneca.
Miss Bessie Zuehl, after spend
month in Walhalla visiting her
cousin, Mrs. j. A. Steck, returned last
Monday to her home at Spofford,
Texas.
Miss Fannie Lee, Of the Con-
cross section, who has been spend
ing some time visiting at the home
of her sister, Mrs. J. N. Fitzgerald,
near town, has returnedto her home.
The new fall styles in millinery
are here ready for your Inspection
Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 1st
and I'd. Miss S. Fincannon, Seneca,
S. C.-adv.
MIR. and Mrs. Sidney Adams and
daughter, Miss Catherine, of Rock
Hill, arrived in Walhalla last week
and will spend two weeks here with
relatives and among their many
friends.
Mrs. J. r. Hughes and Master
John Hetrick returned to Walhalla
to Mrs. Hughes's sisters, Mrs. Kate
Cudworth and Mrs. Annie Crawford,
Of Charleston and Sullivan's Island.
-Permalife storage batteries are
guaranteed for 20 months-for AL
makes OF cars. Piedmont Auto Co.,
Walhalla.-adv.
1.-THE Sea Wolf" which is sched-
uled for The Rex Theatre next Mon
day, Aug. 80, is taken from the great
novel by Jack London, who is given
up to be the greatest of all writer's
Of adventure. The production Is by
the Paramount-Artcraft and is elab-
orately and spectacularly staged. 1t
Is truly super-special, and one that
is worth going out Of your way to
see. Remember, this special feature
will be screened in Walhalla at The
Rex, next Monday.
Arrival complete line newest
millinery Sept. 1st. Normans Dry
Goods and Millinery Store.-adv.
Married, at the Presbyterian
manse in Walhalla, on Sunday, July
10Th, by Rev. w. II. Hamilton, Miss
Cornell billiard and Samuel Edward
Snead. Mrs. Snead Is the daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. w. e. Dillard, Of
West Union. Immediately after the
marriage service the happy young
couple. with few friends, left by
auto for Seneca, where they boarded
Train 1"S for few days visit to
the brides brother in Spartanburg.
Ihey are now at home to their
friends at the home Of the groom's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. s. RI. Snead,
on Walhalla Route No. 9.
An important advance showing
of new fall hats Wednesday and
thursday. Sept. 1st and I'd. Miss S.
Fincannon, Seneca, S. C,-ady.
The following were recent visit
ors at the Abbott home in West
Union: Mrs. NJ. l.. Alexander, Of Ard
more, Okla; j. w. Abbott and chill
dren, Gaffney; Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Abbott, Liberty, and Rev. and Mrs.
n. 7. Abbott and children, OF Muir
physboro. Ill., Rev. Abbott is pastor
or the First Baptist church in his
nome city, his church having q men,
bership II 845. Recently he held
great meeting, which resulted in 100
additions to the church. Rev. Mr..
Abbott left yesterday for Turner'S,
Louisville and other points in Ken
lucky, where he will lecture before
returning to his Illinois home.
The stirring struggle Of storm
and fog at seattle mutiny on the
Ghost and the mad battle Of sail
ors in "The Sea Wolf''-Rex Theatre
ON Monday, Aug. 80, matinee and
night adv.
Other Locals on Fourth Page.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-08-25

The best is the cheapest, and
that is the Willard. Hughs Garage,
Walhalla.-adv.
Miss Ellie Hawkins, of Prosper
ity, is visiting Miss Ethel Counts
this week.
Miss Mary England, of West
minister, spent the weekend in Wal
halla as the guests of Mrs. James C.
Seaborn. "A
james Boulware of ABasYSaeland,
Fla, is spending short while in
Walhalla with his uncle and aunt,
Rev. and Mrs. w H. Hamilton.
Framed in the glory Of the
morning sun, she seemed like an an
gel in Satan's domain. To save her
from her fate was Frank Mayo's task
in "rhe Red Lane"-Rex Theatre,
Thursday, Aug. 26.-adv.
Mrs. :. w. Gurney left Tuesday
for South Dakota, and will be absent
for month. She will visit her sis
ter and among girlhood friends.
Miss Laura Bailey, assistant
county demonstration agent, spent
two days in Walhalla last week with
Miss Ethel Counts, home demonstra-
ton agent.
Others have been tried and
found wanting. The Willard battery
never fails. Hughs Garage, Walhal-
la.-adv.
At the picnic Of the Ocopee
County Confederate Veterans, recent
ly held at Fairview, it was decided
to make this organization permanent,
and the following officers we're elect
ed: Capt. A. Fl. Ellison. president;
Capt. Bill McGill, vice president; I.
D. Fincannon, secretary; Capt. S. X.
Dendy, J. w. Todd and Stephen Bald
win, executive committeeman.
In addition to the names of
founders Of the Walhalla Chapter,
D. A. r., already mentioned in this
issue Of The Courier, three have
been added since the copy was sent
in for pnblication-Mrs. r. C. Stroth-
er. Of Atlanta; Dave Strother, OF
Perry, Ga, and j. C. Rampley, of
Walhalla. This brings the total num-
ber Of founders for the Walhalla
Chapter up to forty.
A thrilling story of the Cana
dian Northwoods--a young and
beautiful convent girl--her rescue
from revolving surroundings by an
American customs officer is the task
or Frank Mayo in "The Red Lame
Rex Theatre, Thursday, Aug, &c
10 and % cents.-adv.
Rev. J. T.. Willis, pastor of the
West Union Baptist church, has re-
signed as president Of the Six-Mile
Academy, Pickens county. and has
accepted the principalship of the
West Union Graded School of ubich
he Will nave charge at the opening
next month. Rev. Mr. Willis was
elected as principal after 0. c. Lyles,
former principal, rendered his resig-
nation. Rev. Willis and family will
soon move to West Union. and he and
his estimable family will be most
cordially welcomed to our county.
Our good friend, M. c. Craine,
OF the Tamassee section. was among
the visitors at The Courier Office on
Monday last. Mr.. Craine had iust re-
turned from Anderson, where he had
been to visit his daughter Mrs. D. NJ.
Willis, who has been quite sick for
some time. Mr.. Craine ,eft his
daughter apparently improved. and
there are many in Oconee who will
join with us in the hone thai she
may soon be restored to perfect
heaith. Mr.. Craine has himself been
quite unwell for some time, and has
Just gotten sufficient strength to be
going about.
See a big ocean liner smash
through a ferry boat---"rhe Sea
Wolf" Rex Theatre. Monday, Aug.
80, matinee and night.-adv.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-08-25

WANTED-Man with team or auto
who can give bond, to sell 1877 Wat
kins Home and Farm Products. Big
gest concern Of kind in world. 500
to $4,000 yearly income. Oconee
County open. Write to-day to J. r..
WATKINS CO., Dept. 116, Winona
Mimi. 1885,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-08-25

TAKEN up have In my pasture
seven head stray Yearlings-four red
and white-faced steers, one black
heifer and two red heifers. Owner
can get same by identifying CATTLE
paying expenses for feed, care and
advertising. GEO. G. DEAL, Tamas-
see, S. c., Route No. 1 Gin Cheohee
Valley) 31-34*
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-08-25

FOR SAIE-114-Acro Farm; one
fOur-rOOm house and one three-room
house: all necessary Outbuildings:
good water on place; within six miles
OF three markets, near two good
schools and two churches. In the
New Hope section. For terms and
particulars see l.. G. HOBBY, Seneca,
S. G., Route No. l. 33-36*
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-08-25

FOR SALE. - Sixty-acre Farm.
three miles Of Walhalla; good red
land; known as the Fred Brown
place; ten acres bottom land; one
two-story house, all necessary out
buildings; hog and cattle pastures,
both wired. Price. $4,000 per acre.
J. II. GREEN, Walhalla, Rt. 2. 35*
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-08-25

FARM tOR SAIiE-34 acres, part
ly IN the town OF West Union, S. c.;
about 300 yards from good nine
months school, and about same dist
ance from depot; new 7-room house,
good barn and other outbuildings;
good we'll OF water. A good chance
to buy small, well-improyed farm,
close to good school. Apply to l..
ID. BROWNING, Walhalla, S. c., Rt.
No. 3. 32-35+
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-08-25

A Regular Communication OF Blue
S@STIh Ridge Lodge. No. 90, A. f..
/ XXX NJ, will be held next FRI
aaAssasz-ssJ day night, Aug. 27th, 1920.
at $40 o'clock.
Visiting brothers always welcome.
@. A. HETRICK, w. NJ.
w. 0. WHITE. Secretary. (adv)