davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
Sugar Shortage i. a,5oo, ono u,r,

the activity probably means that a
plan OF assessing the stock has been
Sugar Shortage In $500. 900 HnEs.
One of tho leading sugar authori-
ties stated today that the world
shortage was fully 100000 bags.
The United states consumes oaly t.
100000 bags 4 year, SO that II will
be seen that Is some basis for the
strength of the commodity. The Gu
ban crop is 100000 bags short and
other countries than ours have al
ready taken 100000 more BAGS this
season than usual. This is why
sugar stocks do not break when de-
nounccd at Washington
Earnings of manufacturing. for the
second quarter of this year are cN-
pected to be small. because OF the In :
terruption to business by the rail
road CONGESTION: Stocks are being
liquidatcd with that in view.
There is good buying on the de-
cline In Texas and Pacific railroad
stock and Rock Island. these compa :
MES having made remarkably good
earnings for the first quarter of the
year.
Rumors persist of grea. steel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23

the activity probably means that a
pan OF assessing the stock has been
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
PRICE FOR MARCH
HOWS DROP SINCE 1919

|rs Declare Fresh Steer Ment
as Decreased, Despite I'm
ward Trend.
|cAGo, May 22.-The folio wing
ient was issued today by the
folesale prices OF meat have ds.
heavily, although the general
pa living has Increased since
Pring, according to tho Instirmte
|erican Meat Packers. use
IS especially true OF whole
|eef prices. For cxamnle frant
rom good native steers sbows
line this spring. as comnar@S
prices last spring. OF more than
cent equal to conts per
decline of Is per con. -,
compares interestingly win
changes In other essentials
hing to tho Department OF La.
aFlnG tho Same period-March.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
MARKET. CLOSE IS QUIET
WITH LITTLE COVERING
OF CarranZn Is Not
Celebrated With Enthusiasm
by Mexican Oils.
GREAT Steel STRIKE RUNIOls
Men VIII Quit Work Due to Rail-
road Freight Congestion Which
Is Tying Up Raw Materials and
Finished Products.
ny BRoADAN WALL

NEW YORK, May 22.--The stock
market was quiet today with but few
features. The decline of Pennsylva-
MIA railroad stock to new low re-
cord attracted much attention. Then
Crucible broke to new low for the
movement. a raid on Sinclair car
ried that issue to a new low level
for recent months. Missouri. Kan
sas and Texas, a stock that has been
nalingcring about Wall Street for
many years. broke abruptly half its
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23

1919. to March. 1o2o-the Wholesale
prices OF the following commodities
increased thus:
Increase.
Cloths and clothing. .G4go
Fuel and lighting.
Lumber and building ma
. teIIai ~
House furnishing goods. -. e. 81
Farm products. ..........
Food. including meat. .....2l
All commodities. combined. &c
Fresh beef. good. native
steer 1865
1t Is apparent. therefore, that
meat Is. from the consumers view
point. one OF the cheapest foods"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23

strike to be attempted on Juno 1,
not by action OF tho union. but by
nero stopping Of work by many In
dividuals in the mix ;. The mills arc
hard hit by tho railroad congestion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
PRICE, SEVEN CENTS

and will probably DO glad to be re-
lieved OF some OF tho labor. It Is
impossible to keep all employed at
present on account of tho shortage
OF raw material and the impossibili-
CONTINUED on Ninth Page.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
RAILROAD TO BE BUILT

scheme Is On In I:nxt-
crn Carolina, with Big
Money BrhInd II.
BELIIANEN, " C., May 2o.-The
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-04-09

r owned 54s.} un
pledged $1,000. >5.ta 10
T"tal L. : Government
Securities ... 800 o.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-04-09
KINGSLEY ITEMS

The dance given at Bob Rice's on
March II for benefit of Kingsley
school is reported "A success. and why
not. with Dan Gilmore as floor man
aser with The Short Creek orchestra
furnishing musie2 Lots of grub and
the crowd consisting Of a Jolly bunch
from Mzpah Short Creek and Pow
der river people Hurry mp, Bob,
Let's have another dance soon.
Miss Bethel Bliss has returned to
her home on Powder 'river after a
severe case OF the .tlu. in Miles
City. We are glad to welcome her
back TO Powder river.
Ii you Want music Tor a good oid
time dance hire Shnr, Creek Orches-
ira Miles Brown Schmiedt Rice
and Bliss. Ii YOU don't believe it.
ask Henry Boyes
Mr.. and Mrs Lee kayner are the
proud parents OF baby boy born
March l6. Weighing six pounds.
Ask Dan Gilmore how the roads
are from Eeehe 10 ,ie Gilmore ranch
He knows.
Mr. and Mrs John Whalen, We're
business callers at kingsley Wednes
day q return IA sack 81 potatoes they
borrowed las, fall. We all agree
they are lucky 10 have them TO re
turn.
II YOU don want TO bother with
setting hens this time q YEAR send
them over 10 John Whalen a, Kings
ley as he has gone into the chicken
business With great enthusiasm. John
said after the hard winter this seem
ed to him the most profitable, so he
is doing his aest. Here's wishing him
the best al success
DANDY DICK
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f'sTR.AY SAFE

l 3. lst
Estrays will be sold april 10 a,
Court House in Broadi,s. Mont. =.
follows:
Two red steers. three year olds, he
brand. I. = f
One red heifer, three-yean old
hlotch brand right hip.
The above animals will be sold
in accordance with law requiring. so
days public notice unless owners in
the meantime claims animals and
pays all accrued costs.
HI FARNUM,
Stock Inspector.
BY W. F.. SUFFER-,
Mp At Deputy
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
lteuublicatfOn-( Nal-O:y51: s:S.EUs

Department OF the Interior, L. s.
Land Office ut Miles City. Mont,
Feb. Is, 1920.
NOTICE is hereby given that
William +. christensen of Graham,
Mont. who, on Aug. II. 1916, made
Homestead entry, No. 025123, for
Sc IA. Section &C. Tow nship s..
Range ~ f.. NJ. p. Meridian. has
filed notice of intention to make )
year Proof, 10 establish claim to the
land above described. before John
l.. Scofield, U. s. Commissioner. at
Eiddle, Mont. on the 9Th day Of
April. 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses ::
Sarah Clary. Howard O. Ciary. Riley
c. Ritter. Ira D. Franklin. all Of
Graham, Mont.
&, NJ MYERS.
M Register
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Legal Publications
ALIAS NOTICE or CONTEST

Department Of the interior, United States Land
Office Miles CityMontana, March 10, Ie2n
To Patrick J. Murray OF Pas>aic Wyoming. Con
testee:
lon are hersb, notified tina. Sarah A. I.ish who
gives lewistown Montana. a her po,t-otfce .d-
dress. did m December 20. 1910, file in this Office,
her duly c,rrohoratcd application To- contest and
secure the cancellation of your Homestead I'm
Try Serial No o4,s1o. made April 18Th 1915 tor
the NET. NE - ST -. Section 81 W II NV ~
NY ~ sN i ac,.ion y, township $. Range
lh t.. Montana Meridian, and as grounds for her
contest She alleges that said cutr>mar has
established boilafidc residence OF amy residence
| Whatever aeon said ltld tla: said entr,,nan
neve, built a house or any other buildings nl"u
4tlti la,iti. and that he never cultivated i'm
proved sac land or any portion thereof in any
inafner whatever or at all that said ersry,ran
has not resided upon said land for than six
months last p.ss or at all that al of said defaults
have existed Tor more than six months 'St pas,
and now continue to exist That the tntry man
alleged absence from tile land was no, due 10 his
ernpoy'ncnt IN military OF naval zation, Of
me nitsd States or the National Guard, "t any
of the several states:
You therefore further notified that the said
ALLEGATIONS WI I've taken by this office having
he,rN confessed ~ YOU and N,ar said entrN will
be catCeilt-l Hereunder without Aouf further
rtpht Is la he.ir' therein. either before tins office
= sai arnea2 # So, fail 10 file in this office within
twenty dfS- alter the FtI'k publication Of
this notice. shown below ,o,Ir answer yot,r
oath steclicliy meeting. aud responding 10 these
alterations 81 contest. or II fail within that
l!fIs /" :tle ~ tfl~ ONCE due proof thai ,ou have.
served Il copy u Your answer the said contest
lrit e'thct III i-Nr, or tx registered mail. II this
service i made hy the delivery of copy OF Your
answer to tS ,nts-t .lnt in person proof oi such
service must * either the SAID contc>ll,t;- writ
ten ACKNOWLEDGEMENT o her receipt OF the COPY.
showing the date o! u receipt az the ttivit OF
the tstScr ~ whom, the delivery was made stat
Dg when and Where The COPY was delivered ii
made BY registered mail proof If such service.
must CONSIST al the affidavit OF the per l,e whom
thE cory NJ 'n3t.ed stating Neu and I've posi-
Office 10 which i. mailed and this affidavit
must be accanra'te,t rs the p1~su.ts,cr- recrin
tor the lett.t
You should >lIte IN ou- answer the u..ne nj
the .-n- office - W,ijc yuu desire luturg notices
to he sen. ~ Nt'l
=. ". MNkKS Hralstci
Pat IF first publication March 70 1870
Dat" oi second publication April 1920
pat OF th:rd puhlicatNn tnril =. l92o
fdtc pf fourth publication NpI - l..H
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NUNpIsHt.\O MEMS

On March % birthday surprise
party Was held here IN honor OF Mss
Agnes Hazards 18th birth an
niyersary. While the affair was a
huge success socially il was doubted
whether the surprise feature was as
much, Dancing was INDUCED IL al
the school house until i 30 the mex.
morning. Tom McKemmon with his
violin furnished The music Al in
ter% ais there vas other diversions III
The Nay Of singing and speaking, The
neishhors and friends had brought
N the chuck for an excellent mid
night supper. Miss Hazard is rast-
mistress al this place and conducts
a small store She IS held in high
esteem rv her acGuaintarces every
where.
R'il Baker was called 20 The
Snaiis the other day TO iix a car
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Nj - At
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/, that had been %out OF con mission ,all
winter. The trouble didn't amount
to much after all II
1t is rumored that Ding. Davidson
proposes taking out partnership
with Bert Peterson.
Lest iley's skinning knives. Re-
turn 10 proper parties
Willis Kelsey was out ON the di
vide April Fools day to make an
engagement with a young lady for
the farewell dance at Spears Bitter
creek ranch for Thursday. April 3.
while he dance was not to be held
until the 9th.
From pretty good authority it is
declared the waters OF Powder river
are being sampled every day to dis
cover kick from the ls,OOG
mounds Of corn which went to the
bottom from an overturned raft
Harry Berg Kelsey's blacksmith.
left for the divide country last Mon
day where he will engage in dry
farming.
The Young fellows herea borss have
suspicion as to the identity of the
Examiner correspondent and lay her
many attentions. either that they
may get their names in the paper or
else keep her so busy she cano; find
time to write. It's jake with us.
Chas. Lock and Al. Bates have
made much progress in breaking the
road 10 Moorhead During the pc
riod Of Hoods. storms and bad roads
there was only one mail from Arvada
in five wekes.
The telephone line is still down
across the river at the /. \ Bar
ranch. making Impossible communi-
cation tn Sheridan.
Ernest Shireman has resumed
CARRYING the mail from Moorhead to
Pinto He originally had the con-
Al Black left for the divide Friday
To start ms SaWnilii.
IN. Davidson and James Nolan
hay. gone to the divide country to
break horses this spring. They have
T., head TO break and expect others
81 as to make Il summer Job Of it.
tract but suhle, TO thas. Lock and
then Lock resigned. Mail goes to
Pinto Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
days
The other day Chas Riley lrucd
three head Of horses on, bul Nh,n
looking for them the next da. failed
To find them. He followed their
tracks TO old stamping grounds on
Little Pumpkin creek at Stacey, 60
miles distant The horses had COW
cred this distance i'll four days.
Al episode Of The food days. At
Aryale three men. Or. {. II Meek.
Denver Williams and Irish Huckins
We're after load of cora and the
ice in The river breaking AZ pal their
=
iInprovised a raft. 1aN24 feet and
FROM 4 chute lowered 5000 pounds
OF corn to the raft. Only a shor.
distance downstream the raft sub
merged with lis heavy load and all
but 1000 pounds of the cargo was
lost Williams escaped by clinyins
TO the chute which had broken from
its astenings and hoated to shore.
Hnchins swan ont but DR.. Meek had
perhaps :; more thrilling experience.
Seeing his comrades desert the raft
he Justify called for help, crying out
that ne couldn't swim. After awhile
he accidentally stepped off the raft
aud found the water not much more
than wais, deep and Was able to
walk TO shore Huckins was still
bent Oh navigation so built boat
~
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and launched it, on Powder river as
we'll. While the river below Arvada
hakes many curves 10 traverse it any
distance one must go long ways be-
fore he is half the distance away by
direct line. So it was that Huck-
ms had sailed about IS miles of the
rivers course before he had another
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experience. His boat met up with
tree and huge cake of ice coming
from the rear completed the boats
destruction by crushing and overset-
ting it. with. provisions and clothing
a loss. Huckins managed to escape
again Ivy walking out across an ice
gorge.
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NOTICE To TEACHERS

The dates Of the next eighth grade
examination are April % and 60 and
May - and IS respectively Send III
Your order at once for questions. r.
sure 10 state for which DAT yoa
wish them sent
The next teachers examination
viii ne held June ; and l. All
teachers who hold temporary fs,-'
mts or certificates that expire be-
fore December. 1899. are urged "a
take this examination il they wish
10 teach next winter.
\ Joint summer school viii ne held
for Eastern Montana teachers At
Glent.ive You are rueed IT. attend
Your tuition Will ne paid
NlEONA LEWIS
y. 4. 4. ~ Al.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-09-30

Il Shot gun shells-all sizes-a-
Laiers' Cash Store.
They look good and give serv
ICE, the Hartman shoe. At Carl
son s.
1t you ever lived in Missouri
you d want to go hickorynutting
these glorious days.
For Rent Six-room house in
southeast Nezperce. j. B. Leh.
man. 17w2@
Brighten up. Paints, varnishes,
ETC., IN Acme quality, at Later S
Cash Store.
See that new line of velour and
beaver hats at Carlson S before
your next buy.
Men Wanted In Woods
of board and accommodations.
Craig Mountain Lumber Co., Win
chester, Idaho. 1Stf
WOOD-Good, dry slab wood
at $3.50 and S. a cord; 2 miles
north Of Russell. Ramey Lumber
Co. t.
The fall samples of mems suit
ing are in at Carlson's. Better
goods than you've seen for some
time.
Mrs. 7. F. Jacobs and daugh-
ters, Misses Katherine and Fran
els, went to Lewiston Monday,
where the daughters will attend
school this winter.
Carlson is now showing the
new fall samples in men S suiting.
Note the superior quality Of the
materials.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES for
your valuable papers for rent at
81 a year and up at UNION
STATE BANK.
It adds to the appearance of
your car. Repair your top and
back curtain. New tops made
and put on. A. R. Fike.
Boys high top shoes, just the
thing for school, sizes 2 to 51a, at
Carlson's Toggery.
WOOD-Get some of our sum-
mer wood. Madison Lumber Co. !
Phone $3.50.
Mrs. York Herren went to Pa
ouse, Wash, Monday, to visit /
relatives, and she will be met to-
hight at Lewiston by Mr.. Herren. |
hence they will drive home to- |
morrow in their Nash.
MONEY TO LOAN have
plenty of available money to loan
IN good farm land at a low inter
EST rate. Prepayment privileges.
York Herren, room 10, Union
State Bank bldg. Nezperce. Ida
Several brand new Indepen-
lent grain binders for quick sale
It $175 each. Nezperce Rochdale
70. If.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-09-30

IN aney are coal-saving angels
sheriff. a'cy 10
just received a car Of cemen
at the Prairie Lumber Co.
Laler's Cash Store sells II.
sho %, gun shells that get 'em.
The heater that saves the Goa.
and gives the heat, at Laier's
State w. G. T. u. convention
here Oct. 81.
Something good to eat ALWAYS
ready Tor you at Mack s cafe.
yet up without that crouch by
Laier's.
:. Mrs; Chas. Cook and daughter,
Miss Elma, spent the weekend
visiting friends in Lewiston.
Try the fine ice from Medyed's
new machine-supplied in any
The Hartman shoe, the best on
the market and priced right, at
Carlson s.
Ben Fry, who is now working
at the kamiah garage, was a Nez,
perez visitor Sunday.
Papering? See the nice line Of
wall paper just received at Laier's
Cash Store.
Overland cars, the best for the
price, are sold at Laier's Cash
Store, Nezperce.
Mrs. John Jorgens left last
week for a visit with her father
in Oregon.
For Rent % rooms for light
housekeeping, at corner north
Brethren church.
Place your orders now for Rock
Springs and Utah coal at the
Prairie Lumber Co.
II you are looking for a Nez- I
perez home it will pay you to see
what Hickok is offering. tt. |
FOR SALE 20 cords 16-in.
pine wood, Sc a cord. Mile south
Gilbert school. Dell Fisk. 3w
Say Knight" if you want the
best Utah coal. There is no other
just as good" Madison Lbr. Co.
Mrs. G. H. Ellis went to Lew
ston the latter part of last week
% be at the bedside Of her faith
II, 0. A. Ware, whose condition
shows slight improvement.
One of the most notable events
o take place at the Temple
Theatre on the evening Of Octob-
II 9th, in Lewiston, Idaho, is the
Of the Minneapolis
Symphony Orchestra, composed
# rs musicians, Emil Oberhoffer,
conductor and Florence Mac
'eth, soprano.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-09-30

! First-class cobbler at the A. B
Fike harness store.
Get your feet in Hartman
lshoes and see how good they feel
At Carlson's.
See Huff & Peterson about the
Swanlite farm lighting system.
We install the whole system.
Another consignment of new
fall and winter coats was receiv-
ed yesterday at the G. W. Felt
store.
Cabbage for sale cheaper than
you can raise them. Copenhagen
land fall Dutch. at &c per pound
Eugene Burton, Nezperce.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES for
your valuable papers for rent at
81 year and up at UNION
STATE BANK.
Mrs. Ida Convey and son, Forest
left yesterday for California,
where they viii spend the winter
and he will take his senior year
in high school.
Mrs. r. l.. Hickok went to Eu-
gene, Ore, on the 10th instant
IN answer to message stating
that her daughter was critically
i'll in a hospital at that place.
Mrs. A. VanHouser left We'd
nesday for her home in Califor-
MIA, after week 5 visit here at
the home of her sister, Mrs.
Frank Detterman.
Huff & Peterson have a Swan.
lite farm lighting plant in their
shop Drop in and see it operate.
We will demonstrate during the
fair. 1Sw2
On account Of failing health,
must seek another cline, so am
offering our place, greatly i'm
proved during summer) at bar
gain. Terms agreeable. r. L.
Hickok. tt.
County Agent G. H. Behnke
and his bride came in Sunday
evening trola their honeymoon
trip to coast points. They were
gladly welcomed and are receiy-
ing the congratulations and hear
ty good wishes of host of
For Sale -Fairbanks-M ~
horse ~" engine; almost new,
and just overhauled, also power
washing machine with wringer
attachment, in first class condi-
ton and at a bargain. Write or
phone, S. J. Boyd, Peck, Ida.
LOOK-3-tine bundle forks,
Los; 4-tine bundle forks, 1.35.
Oils, axle grease hard oil, 600
z steam cylinder oil, machine ex-
.ras, diapers and plumbing
goods, paints and ils-close pric-
IS and good service. Huff & Pc
,erson.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-09-30
Local and Personal News Notes

Fine fall pastures.
For sheriff, Emanuel B. Care,
Long or short orders at Mack
everybody.
Roy Miller went to Peck yes
terday on a business mission.
Get your. cement while gu
stock lasts. Madison Lbr. Co.
All aboard for the +. B. Fai
next week.
Dry slab wood at the Prairi,
Lumber Co.
Long or short hauls quick-Ber
rvs dray line. tt
For building plans consult thu
Prairie Lumber Co.
! Mrs. L. w. Robinson, of Seat
tle, arrived in Nezperce Monday
and visited old friends.
Lakewood pays CSC for cream
G. j. F.ike local agent. II
Carlson's line Of oxfords the
most complete in town.
Miss Wilson, county superin-
tendent, visited the Forest
schools yesterday.
Sleep on one Of Laier's mat
tresses and be happy. Big line.
FOR SALE Ford runabout
fine condition. Phone No. 663S. 2
fyou want to see Lewis coun
ty punched, attend the Farm
Bureau Fair, Oct. SO. Big do
ings.
A big line Of the latest velour
and beaver hats just in at Carl
sons.
W. O. Barbee will look after
your grain wants at the Nezperce
Roller Mills. 4W
FOR SALE-Ford touring car ).
in good condition equipped with
self-starter, etc. Mrs. Clay Smith.
Miss B. S Holes, county Red
Cross nurse, attended the confer
ence Of the Red Cross in Lewis
ton yesterday.
A complete line of lumber and
other building material at the
Prairie Lumber Go.
Lost-Between Nezperce and
Craigmont hot water bottle. |
Leave at this office for O. A.
Ware.
For Sale Majestic range; g.
hole, with water front; good as
new-for $75. Owen Meade, Nez-
perez; phone $500; Craigmont. 2
You are invited to attend the
several sessions Of the state w. G.
T. U. convention in this city next
Wednesday and Thursday.
Lost-on Main street, Nez-
perez, September IS, gold laval
liere, with three sets. Reward
for return to J. r. Hughes store.l
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-09-04
Wireless Found
Sunk in Bay

Malta, Aug. ia complete wire
less apparatus which was anchor ed
In 20 fathoms of water off Nell .ha
Bay, with the mast and working parts
below the surface to a depth OF about
eight fathoms, has been discovered by
a party Of Maltese fishermen.
The apparatus, which was subse-
quently removed by the doclyard au-
thorities for an examination, is OF
German construction and is complete
in every detail
Undoubtedly signalling wtnt on reg.
ularly during the war with subma-
rines lying in wait for British vessels,
1t being quite possible to sink the
mast before the operations were de-
tected.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-09-04
Smart to Lecture
In Spartanburg
Emory University Professor
Added to List of Speakers

DR.. w. A. Smart, professor of Bibli-
cal Theology at ENJOY University,
Atlanta, will be one of the leading
lecturers at the school of Methods for
Sunday School Workers to be held by
the South Carolina Sunday School as
sociation at the First Baptist charch
OF SpartanBurg In January. Al Or.
Smart Is one of the best known schol-
ars and lecturers I'm the Southern
Methodist church, rnnch qualification
was expressed by tho State association
at securing his services for this year.
1T is expected that DR.. Smart will
give daily course OF lectures on the
New Testament, corresponding TO the
course OF Bible lectures given last year
by DR. w. J. McGlOthlin, president of
Furman University.
All Sunday school workers of all
denominations are invited to attend
this school, which will be free to all.
The expense OF the school will be paid
by the State Sunday School Associa- t.
tion, as part Of its service for the
Sunday schooE workers Of the county
and state.