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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-07-06
CIVIL COURT NEXT WEEK
Judge +. Is. Gary, OF Abbeville, to Pre-
side at Term which Begins Monday
Morning.

The summer term Of civil court will
convene Monday morning, Judge b. b
Gary. Of Abbevillc, presiding. Consid-
cradle amount OF work was left over
from the last term OF court, SO it is
likely that this term will last much
Of the week and it is probable that q
two weeks term will be held.
The jury commissioners have drawn
the following jurors for the first week
Iaurens-W. p. Thomason, G. r
Bonham, r. f.. Jones.
Youngs Il. S. Cook, j. O. Garrett
Sam NJ, Drummond
Dials-J. Y. Adair, J. NJ. Bryson, u
II. Knight, l.. l.. Templcton and Jno
c. Bolt.
Sullivan -E. NJ. Murphy, j. a. Craw-
ford, j. r.. Ellcdgc, S. c. Cook. j. w
Fleming. Jr.
Waterloo tE. Mcdaniel, j. y
Jones, Jones Nj. Miller, IT, W. Culbcrt-
son, j. Wade Culbertson.
Huntcr-M A. Cannon, Frank C
Young, Jno. A. Davenport, j. l.. Wright
j. Will Milan, r. r. Finchcr, Rutlcdgt
p. Adair.
Cross Hill L. p. Boazman, s. -
Austin, Jno. c. Carter, w. II, I.caman
Jacks &c. S. Johnson, w. ID. Glenn.
Scufflctown w. r. Anderson, W. T.
McClintock.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-07-06
SECEDERS SCORE HIGH
Two Awards In Doll Contest Go to
Young A, II, P.'s

1OunB ls hs fsS
Seccders scored heavy in the doll
contest which came to an end at Min
ter Company's store Friday afternoon.
Winners Of both second and third priz-
os were daughters OF A. r. p. preach
ers. the grand prize, however, going
% EuGonia Rnrns. daughter OF Mrs. r.
-. Burns, CT Barksdale Station. The
second prize went to Margaret Ken
nedy, daughter Of Rev. and Mrs. I. N
Kennedy. Of Ora, and the third prize
to Elizabeth Byrd, daughter Of Rev
and Mrs. r. d. Byrd, of Rock Hill,
who are now visiting relatives in Ora
The fourth prize went to Ethel Moore
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Moore,
OF this city.
a large number OF girls and their
mothers were present Friday after
noon when the contest ended and much
interest was displayed The judges
were Mrs. b. IL. Jones, Mrs. L. G. Bale
and Mr.. Alison Lee.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-07-06
FAMILY REUNION
Home OF W. s. BENJAMIN Scene OF
Enjoyable Family Reunion MONDAY.

Home OF W. $. BENJAMIN Scene OF
Enjoyable Family Reunion Monday.
a family reunion was held at the
spacious home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. s.
BENJAMIN near Beaverdam church.
July 4th. Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin are
noted for their hospitality and kind
heartodness. so their doors were op
cn and all enjoyed the day immensely
Ihe morning was spent in jokes,
songs and laughter. Near the noon
hour the family gathered under the
large oaks whore very b0untiful din
ncr was served; fried chicken and ap-
pie pies, cakes and custard, ice tea,
and all the good things country beoplc
hame.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. L.
T.. Bailey and family of Clinton; Mr.
and Mrs. G. o. league and family, of
lsaurcns; Mr.. and Mrs. Shell Bcnta.
min and family; Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.
BENJAMIN and child; Mr.. and Mrs. S
W. Fuller and family; Mr.. and Mrs
Orett Jacks and family, of Mountville;
Mr.. and, Mrs. r. j. Coleman and fam
ily Mr.. and Mrs. r. L.. Coleman and
child. OF near Waterloo; Mr. and Mrs
}. Y. Benjamin and two daughters OF
near Mountville; Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.
BrLiSn and boys Of Iaurcns
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-07-06
POPE MCCARTHY GUILTY
Ware Shoals Man Given Seven Years
for Killing Negro at Ware Shoals

Greenwood, June 30-Pope McCarty,
tried in sessions court here on the
charge of the murder of James Walker,
June 81, 1921 was found guilty OF man
slaughter yesterday afternoon and SEN
fenced by Judge Frank B. Gary to
serve seven years in the state penitcn-
tiary. McCarty's attorneys upon be-
ing denied a new trial, announced to-
day that they would appeal the case to
the supreme court
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-07-06
AID is ASKED
FOR HIGHWAY
j. +. jacobs, Of Clinton, Heads Delega.
tion Asking County Aid for CaihouH
Highway.

tioh AShiIlE OOuHty AIu lOr calhoun
Highway.
Mr.. j. +. Jacobs, of Clinton, headed
a delegation Of citizens from Clinton,
Mountville, Cross Hill and Renno
which appeared before the board of
county commissioners Friday in the in
tcrest Of the proposed Calhoun
highway connecting the proposed
Bankhead highway at Athens, Ga, with
the proposed Quebec highway at
Oheraw S. c., part of which line
would run through the towns repre-
sentcd by the various delegations at
the meeting. Supervisor John ID. w.
Watts presided at the meeting. Com
missioners Moore and Blakely being
present.
Mr.. Jacobs acted as spokesman for
the delegations, providing maps OF the
proposed highway as we'll as maps of a
proposed system Of highways for the
entire county. The latter system call
ed for approximately 25O miles of road
including the highways already built.
In presenting the cause of the Cal.
houn highway, Mr.. Jacobs pointed out
the advantages which would accrue to
the county as the result of tourists
passing through and said that people
along the route in the county were
soil, financial aid as we'll as teams and
hands if the county would render as
SiStancc. In reply to the direct Qucs-
ton of Mr. Jacobs as to what assist
ancc the county would render, Mr..
Watts asked that petition from in
tereStcd taxpayers with pledges as to
financial aid and teams be secured
and that after this is presented to the
board it would be in better position
to say what it could do. He said, also,
that In so far as he was concerned he
would be willing to use that sections
share Of road funds and place it on this
proposed highway if the interested citi-
zcns were willing for this to be done.
Mr.. Jacobs said that the ultimate
obJSSI VI lllC Sdliloull lfSn way StSSO-
citation. with membership now OF ov-
er 1000, was to have hard-surfaced
road, but that its present object was
only reasonably pssable road through
Laurens county at least. The cross
ing of Saluda River was pointed out by
Mr.. Watts as one obstacle to the route,
but as to this Mr.. Jacobs said that
for the present the old Watts Bridge
route to Greenwood might be made to
serve. Cross Hill representatives,
however, said that they preferred the
shortest route to Greenwood, the old
question of the proposed Pucketts
Ferry bridge being brought up. Passive
consent was given. however, to a con-
sidcration Of the Ivcy Bluff bridge ov-
er the Saluda which the county high
way commission had advocated as the
shortest route between Laurcns and
Greenwood, the suggestion being made
that a road be built parallel with the
Saluda from Cross Hill tapping the
main road between Waterloo and the
river.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-07-06
Rally Day mt Warrior

Rally Day exercises are to be held
at Warrior Creek Baptist church Sun
day, July 10th. Every member OF the
church is expected to be present and
people OF the community with their
friends are cordially invited. The pro
gram will begin at 10 o'clock and, af-
ter the lunch hour, will be resumed at
9 II m
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-07-06
Body to be Returned

Mr.. j. &c. Abercrombie, OF Gray
Court, r.. f. ID. No. I, has received a
letter from the War Department at
Washington stating that the remains
Of his son, Corporal Lewis Tilton
Abcrcrombie, who was killed in France
while fighting with the Marines, has
been dsinterred and will be shipped
home for burial at an early date.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-07-06
AT Mt. Bethel School
z p. M

minstrel entertainment will be
given at the Mt Bethel school house
Saturday night. July 9th, by the Pop
lar Spring base ball team, beginning
at $3.50 o'clock. A hat-ful Of laughs
Is guaranteed for all who attend. An
admission fee OF 25 and Is cents will
be charged. The public Is invited to
attend.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-09

haay j. dale zastupc amerckych Sovak6 sokosych zup
sovenskych ovenskyh elocvicnych edno r1zn5ch spok
korporaci Hosty uvital vsem tnitelum Sc pfcni
tax krake dobe moh byti pomn ten vvbudovan pod6-
kova dr. Sabei sarosa zupy Sefanikovy Slavnostn rec
promluv posi- DIR Markovc ktery zdrazn dila e5
gen Stefank konal znamen lasky prace poctivosti
zaklade ednoty obou c dnes vyskytu Sc
sovenskemu du osvobodee vSech ran kten ch6i{
podkopa koeny eho mlade svobody osvobodite6 kerf
dob6 kdy isme boiova svobodu pomaha nasim ne
pfateum vobodu potlat Pred pomniem naseho tefa
nka musme 81 sb re budeme boovati proti 6mto
svobodteum Sovenka re nedopustime ably pod rouSkou
nak6ho osvoboze ovenskeho du pracovao ma Soven-
sku obnov6 star6ho oroctv Myslim re "a nto GLEN Sc
sedeme vchn pres rozdy pocych stran Tento mas hoi
nus vSak blti veden cistym syedomm poctivos tech
ktefi ouz nas revouci Necht laska sovense
mu du laska pravd6 neohrozena poctvost veei-
ina Tyto myeny hesa necht mas tohoto pomni-
ku vech krach Sovenska We znamen tehto hese iez
sou hesy presdenta Masaryka hesly naseho Stefanka
zv6zlme Po reel dra Markovce promuvl imenem cs VIA
dy dr. Mcura Pro sovenskv narod bude Sefani do
daleke daekG budoucnosti heroem vykvetem krystaem
ducha. By ako Ikarus ehoz m6la touha slunci
ia zbozny Eneas puuici horach neznamych narodech
nea poloz zaklacy Rmu Vdim Vasem sku<u vice nez
rodaovi ozdobu Vaseho m6sta w oslavuete ideally
ia city. energi su ejiz nosteem by Milan Stefanik Wv
pmate jeho pfiad Jako zasupce vlady Ceskosovenske
repubky ktera e dilem naSeho ochranyn
TO rozkv6tu, vyslovu Yam dky Dale promuv este posi-
DIR Baho kterV uVedl Sefanka pfad hubokeho narod
aho cittn predsavtce cs narodn jednoty hasatee
pomnu hayn pracovn yhoru pro vybudovanf Stefanova
pomnku dr. Dyorak Ma to savnosnim zpasobem by pomnk
odhalen drem Sabejem odevzdan do peGe sarosy mesa
Myiavy Kovartiov Potion promuvo jeSe nekolk etniku
pred pomnk polozeny ten6 Po byla uspo-
fadana narodni vesece 4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-09
RUSKO PROSi SVET 0 CHLEB.

Je Vzdycky boestno clov6ka vlani
jeho why Je vsak daeko boestneSiho vice ponzu-
ciho yideti zerajici nrod DOZEN e tim boestn6jsi
zebrakem mas krevny pfibuz Pfoto asi zoualy HAS Ma
Xina Cork6ho prosi skvu cheba pro nony
du bude sySen s.dojmN bolestn6jsim kdeko jim
de- Veky stamionovy narod zebrot6. Zeme ktera by
obnic sdta soii ako zebra yztahujici po
sku cheba Nenf prosba p Tepve neaavno tyz Cork
pros chIeb umelce psovatee yto neubozeJsf
ubohych ma Rusi nichz tok vekych asnych linen
zeo pod povrchem veke rusk6 umuteno hladem Ma
tuto prosbu Goriho obori tomuniste vykladace
kazd6mu kdo by by che vef jak dobfe prav6 vyzivu
teto dy Rsi postarno Cenar by by Jim skoro zavid6
Tim spSe kdyz naS tovarys ke by moskevskem sezdu
yrat vypravovaI jake vid6t rum6nn6 dobfe
ziven6 ldi! Mem pochyby, ze IT, nmz tam muvi ichz
by hoy, sou rumen vyborn6 zven Ale najednou,
dn yYmaoyan ttchto Potemnsch tenic dobromysl
n6mu ceskemu komunstov prchazf i
bolseyic tedy dfen (n6 isty Rus nesm vycha-
zetiD "Pravda", ktera oznamuje:
20 miionu obyvatel zasazenych glbern opouSti pa
nice svd bydi5t4 rozpylue vsechny strany Ruska
z oko Perohrau Moskvy objevuii hladem vystvan6
zfstupy Guberne samarska celia hyde zapad
zenYch krndch suchem zncena vSca vegetace potoky
fey scby cel6 yesnce isou paeny, dobye hyne nedo-
statkcm miva vody Nest asne obyvatelstvo zv Sc ira
mechem sromovou kurou'
Je to zprava p kter6 ami neotle rdce Sc nemdze ne
zachve iako kruty ytip zn zoufa nebozac hedaif
spasu okoi Petrohradu Moskvyl Tedy tam hIad
da ie domovem sym nikol jen pfechodnym zjevem Js6
inych zemch e sucho nelroda nGkde ale iinych
stech zeme najde nlmada Rusko e ohromna pri
eho nekonecnych ozm6rech sou s rozsaha prosran-
sty kera ouo poiomou nebyIa poszena moha by pono-
nesastnym krai nm kdyby... Ale to staant kIyby!
kdNby daVno celia hIs nebyla promenGna ednou pouSt
iedinou hladomonu, dk tamnmu reImu! Rusko ndy mi
Valo ea za s1cha pfece tam byo nejlacn6i$ zvooy
cele EvropG Pud obi mouky, brambord lbra stay
nekolik kopeek RolSevcke hospodaIsv pvedo zemi
ze e bda celG ffs nahnly laneCek je pochoutkou
Sam Dir Smera "Prtrde vypravu--
e jakou zayisti diva, kdyz rozbal kousek syra!
Veiky rusky narod umrA hladem a choerou, kera je 2
hladn pozVAni nestraVenVch y6ci kere zoufal-
Wade nejed ryy, mechu, ami kur Mo-
hou tedy by rumennych tVaf kere tax Sm komunistum
toik by. Ale SRA Rus hyne umii, zoufale pros Ia
to prosba s6 nebude ossana nkde kde Bile ske
Ale jna e komU yeci Rus syef rozdelen opravdu
febnym Ruce nynfiaich vadcu Rus to iise nesou Je
neh znamo neuznavaj zadneho sloya zAdneho zvazl
vue NEST aklm to vsechno sou nest }cke pred
sdky tax ako k1's nemuslo dostat
csnm e reba ably byla vSech zemich organsov
nejen akce rychou vydatnou nest by
noucimr idu ~skemu ale ably posarano byo take pnou
bezpecnost to ably modary take skuteGn6 dosay do
pfa'ych ruNo' ssvN MI ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-09

"Delejte! D6lejte!' sipala
zlosti strachy. "Cas kvapi.
Host6 cekajil" vlekla svoii
Iob6t' "a sebou.
Eva vsak byla odhodlana ra
deli zemffti nez obetovati la
sku syoji.
"Ne! Rekla jsem a pravim :
ne mel" vzkrikla mocne, Wy
mkla Sc q objeti litice nez sc
tato nadala, vyfitila Sc V sile-
mem primo 1t6ku ma chodbu.
Baronka zustala samotna
kdezto Eva padila dale. Pfebe
hla V nejvetsi rychlosti scho-
dy, probehla, sotVa dechu po-
padajic, chodbou a hned ma to
Vrazila temer omdleVajlc do
pokoje, V nemz Sc pfipravoval
Bezd6k k odjezdu.
Tento Sc zapotacel leknu-
tim, zociy il.
PRO Boha, co Sc to sleGno,
dele? Go vas pfivadi ke mn6
- ted - tuto chvili?' ta-
zaI Sc, neyychazeje 4 uzasu.
Eva pohledla zoufale k ne
mu.
"Zachrante mne, Karle
Spaste mner' Volala a vypuk-
la V usedavy, srdcelomny ma
rex.
Bezdek obial rozechven OBJ.
la jeji ramena a V oku jeho sc
objevila slza.
Zoufalost' a nicivy boi, KITE
Try byl az dosud nitru SVEN
potlatoyal, vybuchly jeho 81
zou. Tento dusledne sc ovla-
dajici muz ztratil rozvahu a
~ plakal!
Mel il zachraniti, spasiti?
Jak?
Pojednou Sc zablysklo V je-
no oku a hlavou mu projela
spasna mySlenka
"Prchneme!' zaseptal, ale
ostatnl slova mu uvazla hrd-
lie, nebot' Sc obievila V oteVfe.
Inych dverich q hned ma TO vra
zila do pokoie rozlicena pan
baronka.
Tvar jeii byla popelava, O.
Il vypouleny a kolem rtu Sc
ii kupily sliny. Cht6la neco pro
mluviti, avsak nemohla zail
kaiic Sc Proto stanula a jek-
tajic zuby, dlvala Sc iedno.
no na druheho a pohlcova'a if
svymi pohledy.
TAX stall nekolik vtefin ore.
Ii sobe.
Pojednou &c vsak h4ronFa
vzchopila priskocivsi Lies kr
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-09

rychle k Bezdekovi a Eve,
cht6la uchopiti tuto "a ruku.
Nepodai'ilo Sc il to vsak,
nebot' Bezdek, jenz daval be-
dliyy pozor nddkazde jeji hnu-
I'll, zachyti+- v~las rozpfazehou
ieji ruku prudce il odstrGil.
Zasycela vztekem jako had
a yrhla Sc ma n6ho S celou zu-
rivostil
"Vy zodpovite "a vse! Wy
jste vseho vinenl Vas pozenu
pred soud celeho sveta, Wy Ii
comerny, nestydaty dry otr
hankul" kricela, nejsouc vice
sama sebe mocna.
Bezd6k Sc pfemahal sec byl,
aby zustal klidnym.
Milostiva pani!" pravil od-
mefene sice, ale neobyykIe
drsne. "Bylo by nejlepe, kdy-
byste odeSla do spolecnosti.
Sletna Lindnerova Sc rozho-
dla, ze So tam vice nevratir'
"Musi!' vztekala Sc.
"Nepajden'
Baronka Zdenska Sc zuriv6
Irozesmala a obrativsi Sc, padi-
la Y divokem ryku ven.
Bezd6k Sc tIpce usmal O.
bratil Sc k Eve.
"Jak je bidna" pravil O.
poVrzenim. Jest nicemnejsi
nez isem 81 myslil. Jeii zlotri-
lost Jest primo zdrcujici! Ted
sem ma mas privede celou spo-
lecnost' a - budeme nadobro
ztraceni!' Zamlcel Sc Eva
vypukla v usedavy plac.
"Podrobte Sc - "a
chrante sen' radil S resignaci,
NE - Nikdyl Radeji ze-
mW"' zyolala zoufale.
V tom dolehl k MIN sme-
rem Cd dvorany, kde Sc hodo-
valo. hluk.
Bezd6k Sc zachmuril.
"Jiz idou, Evo! Zachrante
Sc Propustim vas ze slibu Y
pravil mckee a neobycejn6 po-
hnut.
Eva odpovedeIa srdcervou-
cim pIacem.
Y jeilm nitru vzplanul 1ou-
faly, kruty Dol, melat' volitI.
Bud mela 4iti zahanbena a
Snlzena sama pred sabou a "a
vysnechu frasovtte spolecuo-
81 darmochle5u, nebo do
oroVolnem vyhnans.vil Citila
Ze nus nastati neco. co 81 ne
dc2adla dosQd pledatavlti, ne
GO neobvykleiio, netusenehc q
hroznehc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-09
PRVg1t POMNIK MILANA ROSTI-
SLAVA STcF se"XA

naqe 10 cervelce konaio Ayjayt sla, no9tn odha
lem prvniho pomnku Mlana r. Sefan Slovenahu ehoz
EybudoVan par hlavn6 zasluze sokoske ednoy Myav6
saynos seslo obrovske mnozvl lidp ce6ho Sloven-
ska nnoho otcieich hcs Iak3 z4stpce teskoslovenk6
vady oyl proIe1 alst -itcura brar generda
Stefanika de- zesky veite gen. Fourner posi- Dir Baho
dr D6rer dr. Markol3 senator Bahka set admntrace DR.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-09

Tim peVneJSl, cltllat, re potre-
buje k zivotu tento zdroj bla-
ha stestf - nevycerpatelnou
cisi lasky!
"Necht' pf'ijdou! Ocekavam
je!' zaseptala neohrozen6 a
pfitulila Sc k Bezd6kovi, jenz
pohlizel ku dvefim.
Tvar jeho byla pevna, oko
klidne! | ON ocekaval odhodla
me pTichod tech, ktere nenavi-
del a kteri 81 pfisuzovali a pfi-
vlastnovali pine pravo: rozho-
dovati mad osudy jinych.
A ted zaslechnul jiz kroky
jejich nedaleko dveri. Kata-
strofa Sc hlasila. Posledni roz-
hodna chvile jiz nadesla. -
Bud padnou, aneb zvltezl.
V tom vessel tovarnik Lin
dner a "a MIN Sc hrmula ostat-
nj spolecnost, jez vstoupila sc
zatajenym dechem.
Eva Sc zachy6la pfi pohledu
ma otce, kdezto Bezdek zdstal
klidnym.
Eva byla rozhodnuta a od-
hodlana. Oprela svuj pohled 0
zrudlou tvar otce a ocekavala
jeho slova.
Tento nevedel prvnim O.
kamziku, jak zacfti a co rlci,
ale jedinJ pohled ma stazenou
tvaf baroncinu stacil, ably Sc
rozhodnul. Obratil Sc ku sve
dcefi a pravil Sc strojenym XII
dem a predstiranou mirnosti:
"Slecna Sc chtela rozlouci-
ii? Nuze, m6la dosti casu!" a
oko jeho zatekalo po kolem-
stoiicich. Pc t6 Sc obratil Ease
k Eve a dodaval yelitelsky, to-
nem, ktery nepripoustel zad-
me odmluyy:
Ted Sc naSe mila Eva u
pravf okamzite k Blavnostin'
a obrativ Sc k Bezdekovi,
dodaval tvrd6 a nepfistupn6:
"Pan Bezdek byl jiz propu-
stem! Divim Sc, re jej male
zam jeste We SVEN domev'
Bezd6k Sc pohrdliv6 usmal.
"Stane Sc! Byl jsem zdrzen
Prominte!" !" odpov6d6l skoro
pesm6sne, divaje Sc hostiteli
pevne do oci.
Nastalo ticho, podobajicl sc
vzduSnemu klidd dusneho par
ma, jez pfedchazi boufi.
Konecn6 Sc ujal slova Ease
tovarnik Lindner.
"Opakuii svdj rozkaz napo-
sledy! Slecna Sc odeb6re i
hned ku slaynosti - anebo"
- zamlcel Sc, mere prisnJm
pohledem svoji dceru.
Tato vzhl6dla k nemu.
"Otce - zastkala a sepjaia
prosebne ruce.
"Zustal necitelnym.
"Anebo - muzete jiti!" do
.dal "a hroboveho ticha.
Zavrayorala a kdyby il ne
byl Bezd6k zachytil do naru-
cf, byla by sklesIa k zemi.
"OtGe! Otcev zalkala zno-
va V SotFa SlySltelnem narku,
tisknouc klesajici svou tvar ma
prsa Bezdekova, jenz obratil
" tomto okamzeni svuj divo-
kym leskem zafici pohled k no
stiteli.
"PaSete zloein!" vzkfiknul
neohrozene drsnym a rozcile-
MIN vyznivajicim hlasem.
Lindner Sc usmal.
"Rekl jsem, re isem vas
propustil nemam-Ii uziti ma
sill"
BezdGk Sc uklonil.
"Budiz!" rekl suse obratil
Sc k Eve.
"Odchazlm! Bud'te $ bo-
heml S bohem!" zaseptal a 49,
odchazel,
Eva Sc musela zachytit pod
peradla nedalekeho kresla, a.
by neklesla.
pOSladni - noSIpdnI Oka
Oxford Democrat., 1921-07-05
Married.

In West Paris, June 27, by Rev. H. A. Marx:
ley, Mr. Olaf Windsor Dwinal of Auburn and
Miss Alice Penley of West Paris.
In New Orleans, La, June 20. Albert n; Eus:
tis Of Guatemala City, formerly of Dixheld. and
Miss Gladys N. Pennel of Auburn.
In South Norwalk, Conn.,, June a6, stephen
Parsons Clifford of South Paris and Miss LiliAn
Julia Hopkins OF South Norwalk.
In Minneapolis, Minnesota, June 20. Lieut.:
Albert Lincoln King of Portland, formerly OF
South Paris, and Miss Lael Terpena OF Minneap.
oils.
In woodfords, June 25, Adelmar r. Brown OF
Portland, formerly of Bethel, and Miss Viola NJ.
Richards of Brockton, Mass.
In Rumford, June 81, James Turner and Miss
Laura Gagnon, both Of Rumford.
In Rumford, June q, John Metevier and Miss
Adeline Richard, both of Rumford.
In Rumford, June %, James Law OF Rumford
and Miss Mary Gregg Of Ridlonvilie..
In Bethel, June 81, Charles Stuart Schelenger
of New Gloucester and Miss Georgiana Caroline
Bean of Bethel.
In Lynn, Mass, June 25, Alphens L. White
more of Lynn and Miss Ruth Oraville Hamilton
Of Lynn. formerly Of Bethel.
In Bridgton, June %, James Wadsworth and
Miss Adelaide Fox Sprague, both of Brownaeld.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-07-05
Chautauqua Sunday.

The coming of the Rev. DR.. Joseph
Fort Newton as preacher of the sermon
Chautsaqua Sunday evening, July 10,
has become a matter of general interest
to the church going public and others,
who occasionally like to hear 3 really
great spiritual discourse. DR.. Newton
once published work entitled "Dayid
Swing, Poet-Prescher," giving q remark
able account of the life OF this eminent
Chicago divine, but q review of the vol
ume easily shows that DR.. Newton Is the
logical successor of Swing in the Ameri-
can pulpit. DIR. Newton is essentially q
poet preacher, inssm uoh as his prose
has the poetical quality so valued in
public speech. The City Temple, Lon
don, has had three very great preachers,
Parker, the man OF powerful voice and
mighty orthodoxy, Campbell, the man
ton, the man of light and liberslity.
While in London DIR. Newton's copgre-
cations mum bered thousands on Sunday,
and each Thursday he addressed several
hundred clergymen of all denominations.
1t Is without difficulty one can discern
in him that rare ministerial quality OF
being able to interpret Gospel for all
people in all of its earthly and heavenly
relations. 1t is safe to say that no
preacher has appeared in the twin-sowns
in a generation who has the we'll
deserved international reputation OF DR..
Newton. The evening service In the
tent at the Oxford County fair grounds
Sunday, July 10, will begin promptly at
half. past seven o'clock. Please remem-
Der the hour and come early, as by that
time there will probably not be standing
rOom
Oxford Democrat., 1921-07-05
Oscar Burgess.

The body of Oscar Burgess, who died
in New York City June %, Was brought
TO South Paris last week, and the funeral
held st the home of his cousin, j. Harold
Neal on Monday, Rev. Chester Gore
Miller officiating.
The interment was in Pine Grove Gem
etery. $500
Mr.. Burgess was born on Elm Hill In
Paris 29 years ago, the son OF Henry and
Melvina (Crooker) Burgess. BE grad
uated from the Norway High School In
the class OF 1912. After graduating he
worked for two years at Poland Spring,
after which be was salesman for the
Edison Talking Machine, and later Tor
Ensign Adding Machine Company.
In 1919 he entered the mercant marine,
having passed an examination for a
license of third engineer and was recent
ly promoted to second engineer.
he is survived by one sister, MISS
Grace Burgess of Lewiston.
He was to have been married In Sep
tember to Miss Marie Ferth or New
York, who attended the funeral.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-07-05
Terpena.King.

In Minneapolis, Minnesota, at the home
of the bride, Zenith Avenue, on Wednes-
day. last, occurred the marriage of Al
bert Lincoln King and Miss Lael Ter
pens.
The wedding took place at noon with
only few friends and relatives present.
Rev. Clair E. Ames of the Lindon HIS
Congregational Church performed the
ceremony.
A wedding breakfast was served at the
house and dinner was given the bridal
party at the Andrews Hotel in the even
ing BY Mrs. Lincoln Bodge, an aunt 20
Mr.. King. ,,
The bride Is q graduate of Wellesley
College (class of 1917 She is member
of the Art History Club of Minneapolis.
During the World War she was active 10
the organization in the state Red Cross
of Minnesota.
The groom Is q native of the town OF
Paris, the son OF j. Ferdinand and Ada
(Scribner) King. he is graduate OF
She University Of Maine lin the class oil
1914. and a member of the Phi Kappa
Sigma fraternity. During the war ne
served as lieutenant in the navy, and saw
action In the English Channel and in the
Adriatic. He is member OF the firm oi
King & Dexter. in Portland.
MT. and Mrs. King are on their wed
ding trip east, where they will spend~
few weeks in camp, and after Septem oeI
will be at home to their friends AZ So
Emery Street, Portland.