Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, July 14, 1920, Page THREE, Image 3
Supervisor's Report For C
ter Beginning April 1.
April 1.
J. N. Griffis_$
J. 0. Herin_1_
W. S.Mobley_
Y. E. Edwards _
J. W. McCreight_
W. M. Sawyer_i
E. R. Clark_
P. N. Lott_
T. L. Miller_
H. W. McKie _
D. T. Mathis __._
R. M. Johnson _ !
J. L. Bailey_
C. C. Jones_._
L. T. May_
W. A. Byrd_
J. 0. Scott.____
R. W. Glover._
0. W. Wright_
Jas. B. Tompkins_'_ 3
J. D. Hughey_
J. J. Mason_
T. B. Culbreath_ 3
J. F. Black_
H. W. Jackson_
J. M. Mays_
Geo. T. Swearingen_ 1
N. F. Manly _
Pierce Timmennan_
L A. Webb_ 1
J. F. Payne_ <
C. M. Rauton_ 1
J. M. Shaffer . li
R. W. Christie_ I
J. J. Griffis_.- I
L. R. Branson_ . 15
Joe S. Smith_ (
M. B. Byrd._ 1?
J. R. Bryan_ ' i
J. E. Cullum_ (
Lewis Holmes_ 6
J. T. McManus_ 37
T C. Mathis _ 3C
J. B. Holmes_ 12
S. H. Allen.- 155
E. C. Culbreath_ 20
D. C. Bussey_ 37
S. C. Cogburn_ 647
A. S. Clark_ 61
E. M. Crouch_. 25
W. W. Wise_ 31
R. D. Waring_ 206
T. E. Byrd_ 10.
Cogburn Grocery Co.- 24.
Batcher & Nixon_ 543.
C. T. Broadwater_ " 103.
G. D. Barnard_ 88.
J. RrTimm? 'man- 52.
W. W. Rhoden_ 81.
"H. F. Cooper_ 102.
A. B. Carwile_ 104.
"Dowling Motor Co. _ 269.
W. T. Kinnaird_ 26.i
Edgefield Mercantile Co. _ SI.'
L. T. May_1 21.1
Cliff Hall .- 7.1
Miss Patti Major_ 38.(
G. W. Bussey |__i- 103.?
W. L. Timmerman- 61.(
A. L. Hart _-- 6/.
Jackson Market _ 28.\
B. T. Lanham_ 50.?
C. P. Bailey_ 32.C
Walker, Evans & Cogswell
<Co_ 389.6
N. L. Branson_ 75.0
J. L. Mims_ 11.0
V. E. Edwards_:_- 763.7
People Oil Co. ___- " 40.0
A. R. Nicholson- 15.0
W. B. Cogburn_ 11.7
G. S. Coleman _ 25.0
T. L. Timmerman- 25.5
Edgefield Chronicle- 5.5
A. Gilchrist _ 31.2
.J. H. Cantelou_ 27.5'
Sheppard Bros. - 20.0*
J. J. Griffis -.__ 20.01
W. H. Harting_ 25.01
.H. C. Mitchell_ 28.0?
Stewart & Kernaghan -__ 466.3!
J. F. Pardue_-- 56.2?
Ben Mitchell -- 11.0<
S. B. Nicholson_ 10.0(
Alford Terry - 12.0(
.J. L. Prince_ 54.2S
.J. W. Hudson_ 77.0C
M. W. Hudgens_ 206.5C
J. R. Bryan_ 39.0C
J. D. Parkman_ 37.0C
E. S. Rives_ 13.75
W. C. Jackson _- 8.35
.J. E. Bryan_ 56.25
?W. R. Swearingen_ 170.37
W. R. & C. L. Johnston 1,886.33
E. M. Padgett_ 215.00
Gen. Road & Drainage Co. 125.43
R. L. Shull _ 138.00
.Miss Grace Brumbaugh - 282.94
W. W. Fuller_ 105.07
? R. N. Broadwater- 100.00
Board Public Works- 9.05
Sou. R. R. Freight- 51.97
Yonce & Mooney- 121.68
.J. M. Prescott ?_- 30.00
W. W. Adams & Co.- 55.53
A. J. Ouzts_ 825.00
Dixie Highway Garage- 3.00
Reliable Motor Co.,- /152.00
W. H. Timmerman- 97.50
M. A. Taylor_ 94.50
Lewis Covar _ 88.60
J. P. Hammond. 20.00
Tom Walker _ 70.00
Francis Prince_\-- 70.00
?S. LaGrone_I_ 70.00
M. A. Watson_ 16.66
Tim Miles1_ 65.00
H. F. Cooper _._ 14.20
L. C. Parker_ 64.30
.J. L. Prince. 49.00
J. L. Prince __'_ ;
May 1920
J. 0. Herin _ ]
The State Co._
G. L. McDowell _
Stewart & Kernaghan_ IE
A. Daitch _:_ ?
Derrick Bros. _ ?
B. C. Bryan_. 5
J. R. Blocker, Jr._
Miss Sophie Mims_ 1
D. W. Smith_
Baxley & Wates_ 21
C. T. Broadwater_ S
H. G. Eidson _ 7
Happ Bros. _ 53
S. C. Cogburn_ 33
R. L. Shull _ 58
J. H. Callaham_' 1
V. E. Edwards_ 30
W. B. Cogburn_?"
.Cliff Hall_ 10
E. M. Padgett_!_ 13
H. H. Scott_ 3;
Yonce & Mooney_ 1
Satcher & Nixon_ 26;
S. B. Dorn _ I
G. W. Scott _._ J
W. J. Lanham_ 5<
R. N. Broadwater_ 13;
Sou. Fertilizer (Co. Farm) 79i
M. A. Taylor_ 7(
Miss Grace Brumbaugh_ 12i
J. M. Mays_ Si
J. L. Prince_ 4?
John J. Evans_ 55
G. W. Wise_ 134
M. D. and H. L. Smith ___ 161
Board Public Works_ ll
S. P. Darkins_ 6
E. L. Ryan_ 48
F. S. Bolton _ 40
S. LaGrone _ 70
Lewis Covar_ 63
Augusta Chronicle_ 14
Henry Key ___ 20
J. D. Watson_ 12
Francis Prince _ 70,
Austin Western Mch. Co. J 587,
Smith-Marsh Co._ 32,
A. J. Ouzts_ 434.
L. R. Brunson_ 60.
J. D. Kemp_ 77.
A. B. Carwile_ 104.
W. W. Fuller_ 102.
Jno. G. McKie_ 196.
Edgefield. Mere. Co._ 9.
Dorn & Mims_ 21.
W. E. Pardue. 36.
M. J. Miller_ 188.
R. I). Waring._ 286.,
A. R. Nicholson_ 10.i
C. W. Odom_ 32.1
Sheppard Bros._ 20.1
J. J. Grims_._ 32.1
J. W. Hudson_ 105.(
Luther Dorn _ 82.?
W. T. Reel_ 68.?
W. R. & C. L. Johnstone __ 1,358.5
Jackson Market_ 7. S
T. E. Byrd_ 10.4
H. G. Eidson_ 82.C
W. R. Swearingen_. 152.C
Miss Patti Major_ 63.6
J. N. Grims_. 12.5
Edgefield Chronicle_ 26.7
National Supply Co._ 15.5
Gen. Road & Drainage Co. 644.7
W. L. Clark.___ 45.0
S. H. Allen_ 169.7
J. R. Timmerman_ 49.7
W. W. Adams Co._ 88.8
W. R. Swearingen_ 7.4
M. A. Watson_ 18.8
June 1920.
S. LaGrone_ 70.0
J. M. Mays_ 11.0*
S. H. Allen_.___ 173.01
Edgefield Chronicle_ 12.0*
T. E. Byrd _ 10.41
J. L. Prince_ 48.7?
H. A. Cogburn_ 13.51
J. D. Kemp & Co.- 91.3?
W. H. Turner_ 7.7<
R. D. Waring_ 217.9?
State Highway Dept.- 208.K
E. H. Folk_ 15.0(
C. A. Wells_ 13.0C
J. R. Timmerman- 49.7E
Nat. Office Supply Co.- 17.5E
Morgan Lumber Co.- 74.62
Miss Patti Major_ 100.0C
J. T. McManus_ 4.0C
A. B. Carwile_ 104.16
W.: B. Cogburn -- 82.75
G. C. Holmes_. 159.36
Miss Grace Brumbaugh __ 98.94
G. W. Adams_ 26.06
Yonce ?fe Mooney- 268.58
Harry Culbreath -*- 106.50
R. N. Broadwater- 100.00
Sou. R. R. Freight. 52.54
Tom Walker _ 87.50
J. O. Herin_ 24.50
S. E. Asbill_ 56.33
W. W. Fuller_ 102.60
J. R. Pruitt_ 11-00
W. H. Reynolds- 91.20
Francis Prince- 70.00
L. T. May_ 4.35
Reliable Motor Co.- 68.55
Edgefield Mere. Co.- 8.00
Mack Roney- "5.00
G. W. Riley_ 23.00
V. E. Edwards- 316.16
A. J. Ouzts _.- 383.45
W. W. Adams ?fe Co.- 32.79
W. R. Swearingen-' 150.00
L. G. Watson ___. 22.50
S. F. Logan_ 464^99
M. A. Watson-'-- 16?66
J. N. Grims_ 12^50
J. S. Byrd.__- 6.00
Tim M?es_?__ 48.50
A. M. Timmerman_ 24.84
Dr. A. R. Nicholson_ 10.00
Jackson Market _ 49.45
L. G. Miller_. 28.00
Stewart & Kernaghan ___ 124.62
Gen. Road & Drainage Co. 1,022.37
W. R. & C. L. Johnstone __ 2,699.41
C T. Broadwater_! .95.49
Holmes & Salter__ .37.50
Sheppard Bros.___ 20;00
j W. W. Miller._ 10.00
Board Public Works_ 6.60
J. T. Grims_ 8000
J. W. Hudson_ 85.00
I The past indebtedness of ?dgefield
County is Twenty-five Thousand dol
lars ($25,000.00) which was borrow-J
ed from the Sinking Fund at 5 per |
cent to be paid in two years. ">
R. N. BROADWATER,
Supervisor.
M. A- WATSON,
Clerk.
Hundred Million For Rejuve
nating Zion's Homeland.
London, July 10.-One houAdred
million dollars is the sum to be.levied
upon Jews all oyer the world for the
rejuvenation and repopulation of |
Palestine as Zion's homeland. Qf this
total, American Jews are expect^ to
raise $80,000,000 according tb^'Dr.
Felix Frankfurter and other A?nieri
cans who are dominating the finan
cial discussions of the Zionists con
vention here.
A resolution providing for a cam
paign to raise the gigantic fund will
be formally passed Monday.
Sharp conflict of opinion as to the
methods of immigration to be used
for the duration of the British man
date of the Holy Land occasioned a
heated debate on the floor of the con
vention yesterday. The younger and
aggressive element known as the "ac
tivist" ;wing of the Zionists move
ment sympathized with Dr. Max Nor
deau who, in a verbal clash with Dr.
Weizmann, demanded the immediaet
settlement of 500,000 Jews in Pales
tine. To this Dr. Weizmann respond
ed: ;
"It is impossible for the Jews to
do this. It would be impossible for ?
any other people or race to do it.
The difficulty is that the Jews have
failed to rise to the demands made
on them by the San Remo confer
ence.
"When the Jews of the world are
prepared to sacrifice flesh ond blood
and treasure to the maximum degree,
then we shall listen to propositions
or an immediate settlement of Pal
estine."
Answering the charges made by?
the "activists" and Dr. Nordeau that!
Great Britain proposes to continue,
to control Palestine even after the
mandate expiries, Dr Frankfurter]
said:
"The question of the length of the
mandate is an ecademic one. No one
is liable to legislate 30 years ahead
and to know what the demands of
the Jews will then be. At any rate, it j
is impossible to create a Jewish state
immediately."
Americans dominate the various
committees appointed last night. A
meeting is scheduled for tomorrow to
map out the Zionist program for the
coming year. Nathan Straus attended
yesterday's sessions.
President Wilson Calls Meet-|
ing of League Assembly.
Washington, July j 10.-President
Wilson acting under Article 5, of the
covenant of the league of nations has
called the first meeting of the assem
bly of the league for November 15.
The place of meeting is reserved
from announcement in this country
on the ground that as the invitation
came from the allies, it is the sole
privilege of the allies to give all the
details of the presidential call. White
House officials seem to think that,
although the act of the president isl
a purely personal one, the announce
ment should be made at the state de
partment. ?
It is believed that the place of the
meeting suggested is Geneva. The
alternative was Brussels, but it is
said the political atmosphere at Ge
neva would be preferable, because of j
the neutral attitude of Switzerland |
during and since the war. 4
It was announced a few days ago
from London that the president had
actually issued the' call, but it was
declared here the announcement
was erroneous, all that had at that
time developed being the receipt of
the invitation from the allies.
The authority of the president to
call the first of the council of the
le?gue of nations and of the assem
bly of the league itself is expresslj
stipulated in Article 5. That author
ity was recited in the official state
ment from the state department in
January last, when the president is
sued the call for the first meeting of
the counciL The president named the
date and place, Paris, in that call.
OR.KIRG'S NEW tfi SCOVEHT
?fill Surely Sioo Thal Corni*.
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YONCE & MOONEY
Edgefield, 5. C.
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NOTICE.
The undersigned will apply to and
file with W. Banks Dove, Secretary
of State their petition to be incor
porated as the Johnston Development
Company with general power to buy,
develop and sell real estate.
H. G. BALLENTINE.
H. G. ED3S0N.
E. H. SMITH.
Money to Loan.
I have money to loan on South
Carolina farms. Would also like to
have someone to represent me in
Edgefield in the placing of these
loans. Write
W. M. LESTER,
210 Masonic Temple,
Augusta, Ga.
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Corner Cumming and Fenwick Streets
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Augusta, Ga.
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