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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
RAILROAD news
oonfinus Repairs.


Repairs to the B. 4 .: .raes e.. eioT aii
McColloch street on me sou n .e'o $500
| be continued tnis HteN' ,..hoII ~
are expected 70 Ieou'as '"s sra-.i n.y,
this week as ; .neie -, with a nun
s~ltcnes 70 ,, oe nd ratis ais 10 he piac
0e' " Ola Xaithfu st1ll Used.
EnsinS 60 ~ Lrown n, Old FSithfuI
roao ahu oes.e. - ,ra;n s.rvic. n stfIi
among me mon IL, Ian ths Wr..jinr
oelnG useo hor w. ~; -" 80 thS oid
M0iSsn HubSsr en tyne and eontnqs. to
piow aIoni ING e,,;it ~ 20 A. the nres.
ala Hneh mr. nIst DI,tr 40 ~ .ssn nrSc.
emit time OId fatnIsi esH nhtTt;n.
tlcaiiy any tns, H.-ds 81 anas the
cars IN INC uo .h. we,s one Of
W., m"ik 90, ,v1.s -, iocomotiyer
Lssds Gospel Service.
John c. Lee, general secretary Of the
r. & o. Y. NJ. c. A.. at benWooo' VI IN
Wheeling yesterday where ne ied inc
gospel service AZ INC N'o nmrh.. -
sospei meeIIns' rs I..t.ss "a
o. ra 10 sad With the resuita
uany ", a, OAR Ksfs.
Quito a number Of the whitaker
Glessner privately owned cars are on
sidinEs around here. according TO an
announcement or loca! t1iL0Su PIN
cial. About year $50 tne wn az
''lessner con.pnny poutn. o. ~. ~
cars which we're 70 DC u ;,. aHr snS.r
service onl! which Touio ihc!u1S tuI:
~ the snlpp'nS ~nn E H S..sh
the Wheenng; MsrunS FeE SSI S
Bottom and PORTSMOUTH pI.nuc ence
practically Oil or tne pants IL no"
Idle. no use can De Iouna 70. tns ca''.
Aany E1ouTIions
Eacuraione running OUT OF WhsonnE
were large In NUMBER yes.otuy. Inc
ia ltimote q ONO run Two, ons o,nS
TO PntsouI 5It, and inc 9 ON. 20 C rs.
ana VIZ Hs,oi 80 ~. t.o,,
Be!aire 70 S!eVeiand sna one ttom
Wheehns 70 C'eveAnu' EHhtUn AnI 20.
EDO. was announce ~. ,
cfo"us tooa .,soS To-
sions and visited for INC 70. oaS.
n. a. No"ei+ OK 'n.n cry. ne. p
ed position with tho WneSHng OWL
sion Of the Pennsylvania Railroad COM
pany IN tho capAcity Of clerk for tho
an lin. hous. foreman at Bslhirs. Mr..
So..I, Iii ,.L. -, hi, du,In. tomorrov
Ho"eiI Wi. lhNe up ms ouuH, ,o
morning BIT. Ho"ei! - wei! kno~n IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29

Evidence Of the plight Of unemployed
service men was carried to cultured
Boston, Mass. last week when Armand
r. Gaudrsau, University Of Main grsdu-
ate, bocouEht tho American Legion en-
ployment bureau for any work that ne
could do. Previously Gaudreau. dressed
In his collegiate cap and grown. ap-
peared In tho streets Of tho banking SEC
tion, selling newspapers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29

The city election in Birmingham. A.
may be postponed at the request ot N,
American Legion post Of that city. TIE
service mon wan. TO vote. "hSn
law e1empting them from poll TAI Wae
declared unconstitutional recently. the
men were disqualified ~ voters Thirty
thousand World war veterans Of -ths
state are affected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29

A silver reproduction Of tho historic
statue atop Castle San Angelo. lthy.
mounted on a pedestal Of stone from
Mount 0rap1a. will be brought to the
American Legion by General Afmandc
Diaz, commander IN chief OF the Itahian
armies, when he attends the Legion
convention at Kansas City In OCTOBER
cable dispatches declare
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
LEGION NEWS

The body Of Frederick W. GalbrAitA}
Jr.. national commander Of the Ams31
can Legion at tho time of his accidente1
death At indianapolis. Ind. In June va
not be inferred in Arlington cemste
At washington, D. c.. according to q
vices last week from the widow
brother OF tho late commander. Bufta
win be made at Spring Grove csnnetsez
Cincinnati O., whore tho body ~
plsc.d in a temporary vault followtA
tho largest military funeral In America
since the Civil war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29

To send back to her homo on the
Rhine the German widow Of an Amsri.
can douChboy. wsarer Of nvs battie
clasps and cited for valor. the American
Legion Of Now York 10 raising fund
Of $3.50. Tho veteran mot his bride
while with tho army Of occupation ana
through illness left her practically pen
niless upon his recent death.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29

stratford-on-Avon traces It's his
hack loo years. 1t Is the h'rthr
Of Shakespeare. and Il a classic Gel
Visited by 10000 people annually
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29

Josephus Daniels, former sserst1ry OF
the navy. and Charles r. Forbes, ma
tioual director OF the bureau Of war
risk insurance, spoke on tho sans plat
form IN addressing the state convention
Of tho American Legion Of North Gro
limo last week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29

With tn. practical closing Of The nef
vest season, s. D., where I. w. VS. tf1oc
to cause q general "rtrike" among fa1n
hands. has closed. In tSres weeks tn
Legion served 1.ol1 FREQ -nsalA fooae
jobs for GIT men. gave 3ot places 70
sleep, gave s7s free baths and II trek.
msnts By the post physician. NJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29

Michael e. Cassidy. member Of the
American Legion post at Bisbse. Ari-
zona, and morale officer 1T Camp Cody.
New Mexico. during the war. was last
week appointed. appropriately enough.
prohibition director for his arid stAts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29

The old Grand Pacific hotel In Chicago
Will be taken over by tho American
Legion Of that city for the exclusive
use of homeless and tobless ssrvies men
in plans now being worked out BY tho
LaSionnairss. Accommodations VIII DO
provided for 1000 men. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
IT,. ,.r.nts a, Merle Hay, one OF the

Tho parents Of Merle Hay. one OK the
rrst three Americans killed in the Worio
war. will receive no insurance because
,he!- boy died before tho war risk ACT
became operative. Tho American Legion
Of Iowa. Hays home state. mas pet-
;!oned for tho parents relef ana IL
seeking to ind any other parents nose
sons died too soon"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29

When President Harding visits Btr-
min gham. Ala, in October. he Will Dc
attended by an honor guard Of LOCO
members Of tho American Legion. drawn
from Zach OF the 50 posts OF the stAts-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
Increase IN Rates Granted To

Date Increase n Granted To
Dec H. So5 Tn r r9yt Rass
De-" ! s o ' os; PSiSss'; 60
Dec 81 19S-cameron Heat Light Co.
5 Rn1 81 slsWSs Tron ca Co.
lam Jam s1sflnnns h5HP Dsve1opment Ga. CO.
Lam Il s5S,3R SsaF1 ws Ss' e. Eight Power Co.
Jan Jan is1;cR,5 s% v sS:F{ bd ssss''
Ian. 1S, lslo-R Reserve. Gas 49, Co. ~
y' T:yais ss eo 5ss:s Co Waite, Co.
T TsS u sFochnan2 T,, E"s Co Electric n.
rsS Is iss%S6s EyS ds' Co. 'SS''' ~
MS RoRs"ys,s: Ess s5s. E. 1o Co.
,s {; e @ r 4T1s'SP"s2
Apr, april soT TS!H Go Telephone Co.
r. ss;ss 4: e.; c..
>S S 5 s;s ySIs; M, r., s
> j 81: :;es So 'ss W.. Heat YORK. g Electric w 70
Irr!, rs 1sls-ApPa0Chlan Power Co.
As' =: T Tse CO Light Power Co.
May ~, 1919 Pan Handle Traction
; !: ;ss: ess. 10
%v s. sC % s5s w@ ,, %o5 Ill.,. Electric Light c"
July "A, 19lN-shinnson las Co.
y g Wssr V' ssv T' c o.
1y g; IS 1 1s1sina, c r.ss,s Ga. c.
>1 F " r:Gszs s
,us %. ls1s-The TTsntysl1'h street Ferry Co.
sept ss-S1S a's w 1s,;'e os Co.
sept 9. 1919 -Mononsahela Valley Traction Co.
Sept 9, 1el9Town of Mount Hope water Rates..
S Sep, IS IS 1 1s1s T,cSs on n Co. ~
P PI g g Ms-E6sR" r rDsi Linz &C. Co
"ct 1sis -pr"chard T"ieph "'Os' c. ny 70
2rt s. 1919 -n n Light Water %:
Il BUR n "s:9. RI T3 CO Co
2 2 a. 3 s1s,ctsnsT c Light T. Heat Co
xxy !, j js5s i.isst. rSs Pove5 W.
xs IL ys H 4:',5 5ssss e. Co.
Xov i, %! S!s H Hons P"'ro,sun Nau1sl "a.
Nov "A. 1s1s-Pure on Pipe Line Co.
yc e i iSjsWor T. S3 Ts Ga; c. r.,-,,
s $ss:s..ss $s!; rrsss. Co.
nss 81 5 sIs R1cnsjd w;er Works
1 s. g. 1 1879 W vo Sors S9 R. Co.
i 5s:o !s'' H' as:h T 1y T hs:
+ S:5:7S; &C.: e
'"b. 25 s2O-Charlcston Interurban R R Co.
March 1 1922 Development Gas o.
192o-Duncan Telephone
March 10. 1920George Gerry
March II, 1920Berea Heat &
| March Il. l920-TOwn Of Thomas water
March Il. l92o-Whle Sulphur & Huntersvile R r
| March 20, 192Q-Natura Gas W. Va
| VArch 90. 19@0-Folansbee' Water
| March 80. l92oMontConery
March 81. l920W Va. Central
| arch 81. 1E2o-W Na. Maryland
March 81. l92hNorthern Natural
lAprh !, l920-JeftTson County Telephone Co.
| APRIL !, 1920Ohio Valley
| \prn >, lN9oS. Adams Light. Water &
| ialil :, 19cN-Shinnston Union Telephone
AMn s. Montgomery Connection Bridge
Nril S. l9@o-tty of Warrington water Rates).
! irr!l r. 1920 Chenille Water Light Co.
| NrTil 13. 1a20-Matamoras
april 13. 1920 w. Ieftwch water
April 20, 192pMononeaheIa Valley Traction Co
April q. l9%N-The Pullman
april rs, 192O-Terca Heat Light
! april 192oSslcrsvlle
April IS, 19HO-Taicy Gas Co.
Say /. 192Q-Kenucky & w Va Power
; 7. 1920Fay Company (Gas Rates).
Nay IN. l920-W Va Water & Electric o.
I ay II. Telephone
May Cloud Telephone Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
PI]RI|C SERVICE COMMISSIONS RECORD STRIKING
Increase Denied To

UUliu UllI1iuL uuIIh1hooioI' "Ho'D
Increase IN N
Dee Ds : 1s's Lifted gnAsea. Fuel Cue. Cas- Co
Fl: %Sso s s%::,. G.; ps &C. Co.
De- De- - - 1915 1915 Mona Se es On;
-s s; s; 4, :: c"
Be-: 8 ss Cha &C. e ssa:ssn
E.: Is @s' ss sss!s y: a:s'Ssss
$: s !: $ $ = :'' ~ 70
in !: !:?:= = S 2:; 7 's C. C
r (; 81 Enlightenment 59,s s S:T:;
H'e, IS S 5s!?-'o"
N N l r 1si7 Comst OH ea Co.,
s 6 'sii-s:n sss S' Ga. c. 3 Co.
M &c. 1871 N.rn' s'ony Greek
}s ss' s,: S cos1,e GAS ON vs
May IS i 1917 %ononsanea vausyT Faction .
S 1"Sc 's': -r2 S's% sa$ Ts taS
s: r:sss G C. ::
JUNE s: 8 isist%s F' o LEX uuu, Telephone
i, a: His:s$ ~: r.,
S. ST. Il 's' rs5H F2 T LINZ Sh G Cas- s Co.
sr 20 ~; Manufa Light Co c,r+.,u,
g :: :: r; 4 ::s', Cas- "a. Co.
. I9l-Shinns Union Telephone CO.
O.. J.: , s R r. Ts 7 Gas CO Electric Co.
r. ?s -Ess' 1so 5' Ss's3a CO. c. Co.
M * 49, H S1ns'9 pse sSt %',s' ca. CO..
S$ ! #: -S.ss,r 5sa5 J.: S ssT9 Co.
e. =. 1s-cSs'Tsy da GaSSs !Ts Natural Ga. Co.
R '** 3: 5 ! ST. 9 H5sssso @1s G. e.. Co.
! y is sssnns'Ss oS GG r. R. c. Co.
j. :: S: \ 4 4 s:;, ':4s e; e. e. Co.
lam 3: 3 1' d cSa'is r 1TS' %ss C c.
j JIM g. ls sh PsSS SS*sE Water Co.
rySs :. ISIS 5ss - -v!ssPo P H'se4 Go CO.
@ Ss c - a.. sz:s
F. S"3snss SsS' vale: 4r.e5sac .
F. s; &; 1s W. Nap Ss d5' so TS O. Co
& Ss s ss s5ss Ts:;sss: G.
Ns r. 1 1918 SSy Ss'9 4 s s: Co.
s"$S . isis-Soaoneahss vaasy traction
April April = 1918 3s THs ns5'sS Tass s
N NJ: 81 ISIS II aea3 Ts'epsoa ae v.
MAJ {: (; ! !s!s- = %a mss ss ss sS:sE
5 H g. Va RssisssF n Sss' Go Rates.
sSss ys5:5 ss,esss G.
i'm: L ss Ss o. ."'s' o.
5une1 isis-Tus Electric
3 59as Is cs%sSe T fs a &C. Power Co
s s8s !ss7'Ss's S's e
5s$ 3;i;- Esis: 1 y:ag o water c"
July T. 1s Am Rs .sSoa n,' C. O.
5 31 - l lsls-bSt c5is e on p sss Go
81 ); SS; s si - ~ ~ '''
S 19 T. ON E Sa,s sas Ga. on r &C.
s s.R' 10 49, Iss- es / . ss'. S s Co.
Sept 10 Friendship Mutual Telephone Co.
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april rs, 192c-Dcroa Heat Light Co
april 81. 192o-S'stcrsville Ferry Co.
april e. 19cO-Taicy Gas Co.
Say |. 1e20-Kcnucky & w Va. Power 90.
lay z 192O--Fay Company (Gas Rates)
Nay H. 1s2o-E:Glon Mutual Telephone %.
May II. 1920 81. Cloud Telephone
Nay H. 1920 Mlinon Clover Lick Mutual TelepL,n"
May H. 1890 Romney Municipal Water Works
May II. 1e2o-Aderson Municipal Water Works.
May II, 192n-W. Va. Traction Electric Co
May II, 1e2D-Reno Gas Co.
May H. ELECTROMAGNETIC Municipal Water Works
May II. 192NWcston Electric Light Power Water Co.
May II, 192N-Cty Suburban Gas Co.
May H. 1s2uFrances Katherine Russell Gerry Rates
May 2s 1s2o-George Miller (Ferry Rates,.
Nav o. 1o2A-Southsde Water Works Co
Nay g. I920-City Of Fairmont water Rates).
June /. 19cO--Buckhannon Light Water Co,
1une 3. 192o-Iunberport Gas Go.
Tune g. 1e?o-shnnston Gas Co.
Iune s. l990-Gassaway Telephone Co.
Iune S, 1e20-Buckhannon Fuel Co.
June g. 1a.c-Marttnsburg Heat Light Co.
June g. 1e2o-Monon sahela Valley Traction Co.
June 10. 1920 Bluched Gas & Power Go.
Tune Is 192o-Warwcod Water 4 Light Co.
Juno o. 1s2r-C!ty Of Grafton water Ratss).
June 25, l92N-Keysrr Electric Company
June % 1o2n-Iaurel Creek Telephone Co
June 20 1a2o--Hartland Power Co.
June go 1o2n-iassaway Development Co.
July IT, 19on-Hunngton Development Gas Co.
July 49, 19oO-W. Va. Northern R. B. Co.
July 49, 192O-Raccoon Gas Co.
Iny a. 19eo-Mason City & Pomeroy Ferry Co.
July IL. 102n-Brookc Electric Co.
Juy 49, 19oO-!ancock County Electric Co.
1uy 49, 192o-wcllsburs Electric Light. Power o.
July 10 1a2o-Appalachlan Power Co.
July 10. 1H2o-Pont Pleasant Henderson Ferry Co.
July 49, 192o-Whcrlinc Electric Co.
July 80 199O-w Va Light & Traction Co.
Aug a. 1o2o--Charleston 1nterurbsn R R Co.
Aug T. 192O-wheelnE Public Service CO,
Aux s. la20-Iognn Water Works Co.
Aug TO- 1Q2o-"Al Carriers by Railroad IN W. W."
Aug H. 1a2N-Po!nt Pleasant Water & Light Go.
Aug II 1870 Charleston Dunbar Traction Co
Aur T. 'n"' Nir2'na Western Power Co.
49,. /, !. Electric Light & Power Co
Continued on Page IhIto.nl
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-02-02

Do you need any printing such as
letter heads, bill heads, envelopes,
programmes, circular letters, cards,
etc? The Advertiser job office is bet
ter equipped than ever befroe for
doing all kinds of printing.
In this issue of The Advertiser
will be- found an advertisement of
Mr.. A. J. Day, one of Trenton's most
progressive merchants, in which he
advertises special prices in hosiery.
Read his advertisement and then tell
him you saw his bargains offered in
the Edgefeld Advertiser.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-02-02
Great Bargain Sale.

Under the direct management of
Mr.. E. B. Holt, who represents Mr..
Dry Berman of Greenville, The Econ
omy Store has put on a great bar
gain sale. The Edgefeld shoppers
can learn of this feast of bargains
by reading the double page advertise
ment in this issue of The Advertiser.
Nothing is reserved during this sale.
Every article in every department
has been cut in half and many items
have been reduced more than half.
The Edgefeld people will not again
soon have such an opportunity to
purchase dependable merchandise at
such low prices. Mr.. Holt says he has
been engaged to sell this stock and
that he is going to do it regardless of
cost. The sale opened this morning.
Read the double page advertisement.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-02-02

took place at Paris from an official.
American viewpoint, already is in
course of publication. Announcement
was made several weeks ago that for
mer Secretary of State Lansing, one
of the American commissioners, had
prepared a book which takes issue
in several important chapters with
decisions made by the president. This
book is to be released to the public
March 5th, the day after President
Wilson retires from office.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-02-02
NOTICE.

All stock holders in the Dixie
Highway Hotel Company who yet
owe a balance on their stock will
please call upon the undersigned and
make payment in full at once. The
building is now completed and there
are few outstanding bills yet to be
paid, which can be done as soon as
those who owe balance on their
stock pay up in full. Immediately up
on the payment of balance due GER
tifcates of stock will be duly issued.
Please come forward and pay at once
to the undersigned.
]. w. STEWART,
Treasurer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-02-02
Teachers Association Next
SATURDAY..

1t was genuinely regretted that
there should have been condition
last week which interfered with the
meeting of the Edgefeld County
Teachers Association. The snow and
the rains made it impossible for a
full meeting of the teachers to be
held especially these from the rural
districts. This is to renew the invi-
tation for the coming Saturday, when
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will serve a luncheon to all
those who come and hope by the de-
Law to have better dinner than they
could have had last Saturday. There
will be no postponement this time. If
roads are impossible make your plans
to come by air plane or by rail, or
come the first fair day and stay over.
The luncheon will be served to all
who come whether it be hundred or
ten. Come and be one of the hundred.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-02-02
Wilson Planning to Write Book
on Peace Conference.

Washington, Jan. /3O.-President
Wilson is having collected AID an
ranged for ready reference all pa
pers and documents in his possession
relating to the work of the Paris
peace conference with view to the
preparation of a book on the peace
negotiations.
The president in making these
preparations, it was learned today,
has accepted the volunteered SER
vices of Ray Stannard Baker, who
was attached to the American peace
commission. Mr.. Baker during the
past two weeks has spent several
hours each day at the White House
putting into shape all available data
on the peace conference in the presl-
dents possession.
While it is not believed that the
president contemplates beginning the
actual work of writing or debating
the proposed book, during the few
remaining weeks of his term of Office,
# is understood that he has in mind
the Inauguration of real work upon
il shortly after his retirement to prl-
vate life. 1t is known that Mr.. Baker
has only undertaken the task of ar
ranging the material and that his du-
ties do not include in any way the
literary workmanship.
Friends of the president are un-
derst6od to have urged upon him
for sometime past the desirabllity
of recording from the viewpoint of
an official American participant
events of such monumental impor-
tance as took place in Paris during
the peace negotiations. They have
pointed out that one who played such
major role as he and whose deci-
sions later became the subject OF
such violent controversy both in the
United States and abroad could not
afford to lose the opportunity of set
ing before the world the motives be-
hind the many disputed decisions, as
involve Shahtung, Fiume, 'Danzig,
the nglo-Franco-American alliance
and the Russian question.
Officials close to the president
have said recently that whatever the
president might write after his re-
tirenent from the White House,
would not be photographed in
form, as the presidents preference
has always been towards history as
form of literary expression.
One version of the events which
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-02-02
New Grocery Store.

Within a few days fresh stock
of groceries will be opened in the
store recently vacated by Mr.. Israel
Mukashy. Mr.. R. H. Parks will en-
bark in the grocery business and as
he has had considerable experience
he should be able to manage the busi-
ness successfully from the outset.
Mr.. Parks has many friends who wish
him all possible good fortune in his
new undertaking.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-02-02
Young College Mates.

Capt. B. F. Gaines, now of Gaines
vile, Fla, and Mr.. Ira Armfeld, ed
itor of the Saluda Standard, spent
Sunday in Edgefeld. These young
men who are graduates of the Cita-
dial were not only classmates but
roommates. 1t is needless to add that
they spent a very pleasant day to-
gether at the Dixie Highway Hotel.
They are both men of the highest
character and are making good; re-
fecting honor upon their alma mater.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-02-02
All Teachers and Trustees
Expected.

On account of the very unfavor-
able weather, it was decided last
Thursday that it would be the part of
wisdom to postpone the holding of
the teachers meeting and the lun-
cheon to the teachers one week, until
Saturday, February 5. At that time
the trees were breaking down with
ice and the roads were in dread
full condition. Some of the teachers
did not receive the notice Of post
ponement and came Saturday last,
the day at first selected. Those who
came then and all other teachers and
school trustees in the county are in
vited and urged to attend the meet
ing of the teachers and the luncheon
by the members Of the w. c. T. u.
next Saturday, February 5. We be-
lieve the day will be both pleasant
and profitable to all who come. I'M
medately after the adjournment of
the teachers meeting the ladies of
the Woman's Christian Tmperance
Union will serve luncheon in the
dining room of the high school build
ig in compliment to the teachers and
school trustees of the county. All of
them should be present, unless provi-
dentially hindered.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-02-02
woman's Christian Temper
ance Union.

The February, meeting of the w.
C. It. u. will meet on Monday, Feb
ruary Z, with Mrs. R. G. Lee at $3.50
o'clock. The following will be the
program:
Dues paying by all those who did
not bring their dues at the January
meeting. Twenty-Five dollars was
collected at that time, although the
weather was very inclement.
Distribution of Year Books.
Devotions, by Mrs. E. j. Norris.
Psalm "a and hymns "White Rib
bon Rally Song" and Coward Chris
tian Soldiers"
Citizenship Study, "The State Ex-
eeutive."
w. C. T. u. Catechism, Mrs. Helen
Nicholson.
Report of activities since January
meeting.
Vocal duet, Miss Miriam Norris
and Mrs. R. G. Lee.
Plans for Ifrances Willard Day
and Essay Contests.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-02-02
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Fa-
yorite.

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is a
favorite with the mothers of small
children for colds, Group and whoop-
ing cough. Its pleasant taste and the
prompt cures which it effects has won
the good opinion of mothers every
where. AS this remedy contains no
opium or other narcotic it may be
given as confidently to baby as to
an adult