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CALL FOR DEMOCRATIC CLUBS j \ TO ORGANIZE. ? Under the law of the'Democraticparty all clubs are to reorganize on .Saturday the 2ith ins:., this being the last Saturday in the present month. The presidents of clubs are hereby urged to give proper notice of the time and place of meeting. At the meeting on the 24th inst., the clubs are to elect delegates to the county convention. The representation in the convention is one for each twenty-five voters or the majority fraction thereof of those w\o voted in the lirst primary in 1918. I The county convention will meet j on the first Monday in May which will be May o, 1920. HARRY H. B LEASE, Chairman County Executiveeromm Chairman of the County Executive Committee. B. B. LEITZSEY, 9 Secretary. i CLUB MEETINGS UNION ACADEMY DEMOCRATIC r*i i Will meet April 24, 1920, for the I purpose of reorganizing and electing | delegates to the county convention., I Meeting will be held at Unitm school J j house a 2 p. m. >. J. D. KINARD, 1 President. ! JOE QUATTLEBAUM, Secretary. i JOLLY STREET DEMOCRATIC j CLUB. Will meet at Hunter-DeWalt school i house on Saturday, April 24, 1920, at 1 p. m., for the purpose of reor-, ganizing and electing delegates to the county convention and for the dis* charge of any other business that may come before the club. I B. B. RltfARD, President. ; [ GEO. I. KINARD, Secretary. i O'NEALL DEMOCRATIC CLUB, j Will meet at O'Neall school en Saturday, April 24, 1920, at 4:30 p. J m., for the purpose of reorganizing, and electing delegates' to the county convention and the transaction of; any business that may come tip. | JOHN H. KOON, President. J PAT B. WISE, Secretary. I * ! ,SILVERSTREET DEMOCRATIC CLUB. Will meet at Silverstreet Saturday,' April 24, 1920, at 4 p. m., for the purpose of reorganizing and electing delegates to the county convention and for the transaction of any other business. < J. M. NICHOLS, t? i: .rresiucm,. ? i* JOHNSTONE ACADEMY DEMO- ' CRATIC CLUB. JI "Will?meet at Johnstone Academy j t school house on Saturday, April 24,1 1.920, at 4 p. m., for the purpose of j reorganizing and electing delegates to the county convention and for the j purpose of transacting any other j business. E JOHN C. NEEL, j ' President. ! h ?? \ la MOLLOHON DEMOCRATIC CLUB J ? Will meet at L T. Timmerman's j t _x A r?r?il 91 1 Q9ft_ at ! a store uii odiuiuav, iij/n. ? , 7 p. m.,*for the purpose of reorgan-l Tfcing and electing delegates to thg!county convention and for the trans- fl action of anv other business. M. K. BUSHARDT. JALAPA DEMOCRATIC CLUB. r Will meet at Jalapa on Saturday, r < April 24, 1920*, at 3 o'clock for the j purpose of reorganizing and electing c delegates to the county convention l and the transaction of any other , business. B. L. ALLBRITTON, $ President. WARD 5 DEMOCRATIC CLUB. x Will meet Saturday at 8 o'clock April 24, 1920, in the school build- r ine for the purpose of reorganizing ' 1 -Li- - I*,, an^ electing delegates to tne uuuii^ij convention and the transaction of anyother business. T. F. TURNER, < ^ Secretary. 1 LONG LANE DEMOCRATIC CLUB. Will meet at Beth Eden school! house on Saturday7, April 24, 1920. at 10 a. m., for the purpose of reorganizing: ard electing delegates to the county convention and the transaction of anv other business. J. C. CRAPPS, i Secretary, j PEAK DEMOCRATIC CLUB. |The Democratic voters living i^ th-> \ j vicinity of Peak will meet at Peak in town hall on April 24, 1920, at 3 j * "* ? 1? ~ ~r?"f_ 1 O'CIOCK p. m., 10 . cici i - ficers and delegates to the county ] convention to be held on the first j Mondav in Ma v. j W. M. WILSON, j H. T. MAYER. j WHITMIRE DEMOCRATIC CLUB.! Will meet Saturday, April 24, j ? 1920, at the Hall over Postoffice at!. 4 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of; reorganizing and.electing delegates! to the county convention. All are requested to attend. W. G. PUCKETT, President. J. B. BAKER, Secretary. j I MONTICELLO DEMOCRATIC j CLUB. Will meet April 24, 1920, at Monti- i cello school house at 1:30 p. m., forj the purpdfe of reorganizing: and elect- j injr delegates to the county conven-j tion and for the transaction of any! other business. T. L. DAWKINS, President, j WARD 4 DEMOCRATIC CLUB. Will meet Saturday. April 24.! 1920. at 8:30 p. m., at the office of! Magistrate Douglas for the purpose; of reorganizing and elect in 2: cklecrates, to the county convention and for the. t p J I I ^ m ? tlmce Uid Real Insurance PHONE 14 Davis F / FOR 124 1-2 acres, 3 mrles f school, 3 churches within cultivation, loam soil with timber, nice orchard, cc two story barn, crib am and living stream. Pr: terms. Davis E r-ii n r l . Din r loor j^acu? turpose of attending to any oth fusiness that may come before it. E. H. A ULL, President. \ R. HUNTER, " / Secretary. y JIG CREEK DEMOCRATIC CLUI Will meet at Big . Creek scho louse on Saturday, Appl 24, 192 ,t 1 p. m., for the purpose of reo canizmg and electing delegates he county convention and the trari iction of any other business. . J. P. HARMON. MINIMUM FEE BILL FOR NE\ BERRY- PHYSICIANS. ' At a meeting of the Newber ounty Medical Society Friday afte loon, April 16th, the following mil num fee bill was adopted for t] )hysicians of Newberry county, :o into effect immediately upon pu ication in the county papers: Day visit, $2.50. Night visit after dark to 10 o'cloc >3.00. Night visit after 10 o'clock, $5.0 Mileage (city physicians) ea nile one way to 4 miles. 25 cents. Mileage (city physicians) ea A miloe r?pnt.S. X1IXC (IX 1>U JL "3 V V Waa WW Mileage (country physicians) ea nile one way, 25 cents. Mileage at night double. Detention during the dav per hoi >1.00. Detention during the night p lour, $2.00. Written advice, $2.00. Advice to a patient, $1.00. Advice over the telephone, $1.( Prescription, .$1.00. Vaccination, $1.00. Written certificate, $2.00. Minute physical examination, S5. ;o $10.00. Consultation, $10.00. Obstetrical cases (care to pt. 1 fore and after delivery extn S25.00 to $75.00. ~ - ^' t ?r Delivery (JDsterricai wiui iuuc low F, $35.00. Delivery Obstetrical with force hi^rh F, S50.00. Reducing fracture and first dre ing, $10.00 to $100.00. Reducing recent dislocation, Introduction of catheter ext S2.00. Hypodermic injection, $2.00. Administration of general an' thetic, $5.00 to $7.50. Amputation, arm or leg, $25.00 $100.00. v Amputation in general, $10.00 $100.00. Treatment of stricture, $10.00 $100.00. Other surgical operations, $5.00 $100.00. T\;n P STTT7.TFR M TT tlil V. JU*. A -7 v Secretary. 4-20-2t CALL FOR DEMOCRATIC CLU TO ORGANIZE. Under the law of the Democra party ail clubs are to reorganize Saturday the 24th inst., this bei the last ^Saturday in the pres< month. The presidents of clubs i hereby urged to give proper not of the time and place of meeting. At the meting on the 24th in; the clubs are to elect delegates the county convention. The rep sentation in the convention is c for each twenty-five voters or i 11 1 i ! i Court House. Estate as a Business PHONE 14 I Realty Co. SALE I rom Kinards, 1 1-2 miles from 1 1-2 and 2 miles, 65 acres in l clay subsoil, 60 acres in good / jmfortable 3 room dwelling, i other buildings, good well ice $32.00 per acre. Easy lealtv Co. r inge Bank Building. ! 1 ?? Z | i er majority fraction thereof of those !,who voted in the first primarv in ; 1918. ! The county convention will meet | on the first Monday in May, which j will be May 3, 1920. , t HARRY H. BLEASE, ' ! B. | Chairman of the Qounty Executive ol; Committee. j ? B. B. Leitzsey, r- ; Secretary. to* s j NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX PAYERS. I The Treasurer of Newberry county j v i has turned over to me for collection j *! executions against all persons who i j failed to pay their taxes for the year; 7. 1919- i All persons affected can save somej expense by paying the same at my;J . office on or before May 10th, 1920. { . After that date levies will be made to satisfy said executions according to law. , CANNON G. BLEASE, 4-20-6t Sheriff, j i0 1 ' X NOTICE OF SPECIAL SCHOOL! ELECTION IN LITTLE MOUN- | ch TAIN SCHOOL {^STRICT NO 30. ' Cj1 State of &outh Caroline., County of Newberry. - * - 1 i Jl Whereas, one-third ot tne resident lr< free-holders and a like proportion of the resident electors ot the age of. ,er twenty-one in the Little Mountain; (School District No. 30, the County | of Newberry, State of South Caro-, 'lint,,have filed a petition with the )0. County Board of Education of Newberry County, South Carolina, peti-, tioning and requesting that an elec-, ?tion be held in the said school district 00 on the question of levying a special tax, of two (2) mills on the taxable property within the said school dis-' >e- trict. i) Now, therefore, we the undersign- : ed, composing- me v_,uum,<y uuai vi va .pS Education for Newberry County, State of South Carolina, do hereby >ps order thfe Board of Trustees of the | Little Mountain School District .No. ss- J 30 to hold an election on the said i question of levying a special tax of L0. i two (2) mills to be collected on the ra, j property located within the said j school district, which said election ; shall be held at the Little Mountain es- j Drug Store, in the said School Dis| trict No.- 30 on Monday the 3rd of to 'May, 1920, at which said election the j polls shall be opened at 7 a?m., and to I closed at 4 p. m. N 1 * ? | The members of the .Board 01 to i Trustees of the said School District shall act as managers of the said to election. Only such electors as reside in the said school district and return real or personal property for taxation, and who exhibit their tax and registration certificates as re? j quired in general elections, shall be BS j allowed to vote. Electors favoring i the levy of such tax shall cast a baltic i lot containing the word "Yes" writon ; ten or printed thereon, and each ing ! elector opposed to such levy shall ;nt cast a ballot containing the word ire "No" written or printed thereon, ice Given under our hands and seals this the 16th day of April, 1920. j St., C. M. WILSON, to O. B. CANNON, re- J. B. HARMON, >ne | County Board of Education, Newthe j berry County, South Carolina. ! Il O > ! rA' i. \J. Awake, tion a.i I This is not salt fscts you should ever two million backed by an u] Where is the en Mexico. Do you wells capped an know Chipley w< up good oil sands ty, Florida, was and Summerville Georgia, was gel - - die Georgia Oil Georgia ( the pio with the best he best driller in tl Down to what t abundant field o not make any es and onliest. Wc Ion after us. Our appeal is a worthy enterp: Do your duty fore they are all 1--1 L..i one oui caj, failure you have Remember by participating int ^ sands of leases, our varoius test A WORD OF Keep your m< away, and lease | tasted some of tl g us. There are o your help. . Stop and thin plain o: oil v/oul Put a few dolla chance, not nec I know are reHafel 71 Is in buying ah< Can you get moi Washington Coi favorable ? W1 carries with it t promising such Listen! If w< barrels per day ; dividends. Sup] . a comfortable lr After all, thii It t A 1 money will ao^u We have the ma until we can sho ' . their confidence Here Are S< j Because it is like pany in its orj its undertakin Because they ha drilling outfit. Because they ha has the honor more new terr other man in States. Because we do i lie down at on prepared to n necessary. Because if we f; we expect to i terest right oj another State. Because we do I stop short of p dividends. Because our pre I and profits wi] a lirrlit of lots never will be poured in it a purchaser froz We Are Not We are about 7G cent, per week, a at the finish, anc will get left. WI. Do not run an: and forget it. M I MIDDLE GE( AND GA 507-9 Flatir< Atlanta, Home Office?Sa Reference?A Home 1 I?PHW? Y* r^k p QJf P M A TIVP I ?L\> L ^X~& A i ? JU ?. People, to the 3 to Oil and Ga Your Own Do ?smanship talk I am giving yoi know. ..Look around you. Wha barrel steel storage tanks, and n.to-Hatp refinerv? The same ucle oil coming from? Of coi believe it? Listen, did you ki d guarded along the Georgia*11 had reached a depth of thrc expecting a gusher? Did yoi making deep test? Did you i, S. C., were active? Did yoi :ting ready to make test? Las1 & Gas Co., in the Beach Fiel neers of all the activities), wer JvillJnor outfit ? The dT J *** """Q le country. The Lillian B, No he best experts in the oil bus f the most precious fluid, in the travegant claims, we never ha' i leave these things to our chilc no longer based on patriotism rise but on cold blooded businc by yourself and family by buy I sold. Remember, the father < lect to finally produce oil. If ( t not lost out with us. ' virtue of purchase of these i erest in every asset qf this com wells, or any other mineral w: for oil. ADVIVCE AND CAUTION: oney at home. Beware of sto hounds running wild. Some o his medicine (it's bitter). You thers at home developing home + k. Did you ever realize the de Id be chea?? at one hundred mi rs in the "development of your sssarily with us, but with som le. ' iE REAL BIG MONE"V *ad of production, where ever; e abundant proof anywhere th iftty? No. Why hesitate wh ly hesitate when every lot pu he right of participating in all large dividends? i reach a minimum production , you will receive over five hi pose you own only ten lots you ring. 3 is no big stunt in oil. Just le trick, and do not think we i ichinery now to do it with, anc at victory to every man and wc by buying a single share in th in 1 ?? Wk line VlUUU i\caoviio tt 11 Tfiese Shares no other com- Becau ?anization and maj g. stoc ,ve their- own Becau, any ve a man who Becau; of bringing m wil] itory than any -f the United in % Becau: , , port lot propose to - ![nd e test, but are lake many if Becaw chai ^ . tion ail in Georgia plai] carry your in- . y i with us to Becauj get ' not intend to sorr? reduction and Becaus the ( )rata interest into H be based on and , and there mom any water. that nd the small patri ;en out. ' try. Trying to Frighten An; the True Situation > per cent. .sold. The increase ,nd it will not be many weeks. 1 it's coming, too, it will only LL IT BE YOU? 7 risk, but act now, today. Do [ail it right now, as your futur )RGIA OIL f For Qui I n p f*f\ vjr. L3 LU. ger, G on BIdg., k*a> S. r. * Mail i other fa ildersville, Ga Name ... nv Bank in Address H & N 20 own. ~~ / !and * i true Situas Right at or 4 f i, but true facts, serious ; i t about Charleston with more being built daily, i thing at Brunswick. irse they say Tampico, now there were already Florida line? Did you ? it thousand feet passing ^ \ i know WauKalla Counknow Marlboro County ' ' : i know Telfair County, r ? t but not least, the Mid- A Id, Washington County, ^ e doing things equipped w* work in charge of the I >. 1 well is going down. S iness say will prove an 1 i country today. We do K ve, as to having the best B Iren in the game comings S .f State pride, or help in B iS?. S ing a few of our lots be- [K ? .'i .4 :ompany win nox quu <xi , ? Georgia proves an entire I Lots you have a prorata B| pany, in its realty, thou- ;B| hich we may uncover in fi K * ck juggling schemes far m!f\ >f our folks have already E do not have to buy from ! ! enterprises. They need B velopment in the coastaR | llion dollars? Be game. ^ home county. Give it a' ft , te of the companies you I. T IN OIL I ything points to success. v '/ an in the Bkach Field, in * < | en the conditions are so . ) . rchased at S35.00 each, , . ' i ' profits of the company, r of only twenty thousand , \ undred dollars per jrear ' | -frt* of laoof Will UC liACU IVX Ckl/ H/OOt a little persistence and p ire not the boys to do it. j? 1 expect to keep it going: i >man who have exercised 1 [ is company. N , ? y You Should Buy se we cannot tell what r happen any day to send \ k up 300 per cent I se it may be withdrawn | day, forever. * A " W se at the present rate it". J be sold in a short while - | ese changes do not come~ fB * se it is hard to have op- | ;unity right in your grasp #,i lose it. 4 $; *e you will never have a A I ice to buy oil proposi- jjfc^ as liberal as this is ned to the investor. ^ il ;e it's better to wake up, wise and act than to be Ij e you will be proud of iay when oil is brought 1/ production in Georgia, S you have not only had I sy profits, but ^realize | you have also done a Ej ictic duty to your coun- I /body, But This is J has been at least 5 per ^. Suppose there is a rush be days, and somebody \ < not cut this coupon out e may depend on it. \ ; ! - - \ ck Action Mail ^ay j ) Peeler, Sales - ' i- ? rresham Hotel, C i. C. Geological Report and >; cts. Am interested. B A * ^K/