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riut'^uuv, nujiusi o i. WILSON MESSAGE [J TELLS OF CHEER v PRESIDENT PLEASED BY SUF-! ill FRAGE DEVELOPMENT. Secretary of State Only Male -Speaker ill at Great Mass Meeting of Si Women. I Washington, All?. 20.?President i Wilson sent to a mass meeting of 'Women held tonight to celebratc the 21 ratification of the 19th amendment ? an expression of his gratification at q the enactment of equal suffrage. His v message was delivered by Secretary j Colby, the only male speaker who appeared before a great crowd of citizens, 90 per cent, of whom were .. 0 women. . v Hj Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, presi- : 0 T dent of the National American Wo- a | man Suffrage association, described I c f "the last battle" and other women , ^ prominent in .the long fight completed by Tennessee's ratification; n spoke of the incidents that marked the last day's of the struggle. ; v Mr. Colby, whose appearance had 'p W been greeted with applause, said the ?( I president had called him over ine.^. ' private telephone wire between the . i} White House and the state depart- ^ ment a short time after he had , 11 signed the proclamation and asked ^ him if he had been invited to speak V( I at the meeting tonight. The presi-;.., i dent expressed satisfaction and the j l hope that nothing would prevent the j | secretary from accepting. ,* j. " 'Will you take the opportunity o, . that will be afforded you' the secre- L. tary that I deem it one of the great-!;i est honors of my life that this great ,'f event, so stoutly fought for so many ]? years, should have occurred during: the period of my administration- as j president. And please tell my fellow; citizens that nothing has given me j j. W more pleasure thai) the privilege of j p m doing: what I cquld do to hasten the j R day when the womanhood of the na-! ^ R tion would be recognized on the equal! c footing it deserves.'" | ^ If Mrs. Catt's description of the fight j B in the different legislatures and es- j p K pecially in that of Tennessee was j v B1 given with much earnestness, some B sarcasm and a touch of bitterness, j g She charged the unscrupulous use of ^ | unfair methods especially in Tennes-: ?t rj , . (v see to prevent a majunu wn n favor of the amendment, referring to I the opposition as "the invisible gov-; j] ernment." She declared that the op-j;r ponents of the amendment had re-! ;T i sorted to third degree meithods, to: ' i intimidation, to the stealing of tele- j ^ grams and even to kidnaping to force I an adverse vote. One of the stories i 1 I related was that of a systematic J ^ effort to wear out one Tennessee leg-j ^ n A -1- - 4-^ ^ ! rlstetor by calling mm on me teitr- \ phone every half hour, day and night, j for three days in order that when the ! _ C time for decision came he might be j Tso worn and nervous that he would j, be more pliable in the hands of those j who would have him vote "no." She 1. tf told of the psychological opposition offered by the parade of working j t girls and society women urged on by j men of their class in the other, in j ^ k the hope that they might break down ! & the natural strength th'at had grownj in favor of equal suffrage. Mrs. j ~ W (jatt reiramea irum g K behind the opposition but intimatedj m that the railways and tlTe textile j 1|& mills and the liquor interests were; ^ involved. HAYS PROMISES TO SHOW RECORD f ' r \ Republican Chairman Says Cox's ^ 1* Charges Are An insult. ! 1 !" k New York, Aug. 2G.?On the evej^ r of Governor Cox's speech in Pitts-i I burgh, in which he . had promised to J 1 A^tgive details of Renublican campaign i ** ^^Pieceipts and expenditure:-, W can National Chairman Hays tr.ade V the following comment here today: j ^ "It does not make any difference L B what Cox may say at Pittsburgh to-}. B \iight relative to the Republican: '' | tuiuiii/uiiunc. j rw, * "I hone he divulges the source of j 1 1 0 the funds which are being received i I by the Democratic national commit-! I 7*1 i tee, and by other agencies' to be used J T] ' in an effort to elect him. Everv ac-' 1 ( tivity of the Republican national! _ committee in connection with the l\ raising and spending of money will j N be shown by us with real satisfaction i u ! v before the senate investigating com- j" mittee next week. Incidentally, Mr. i I ox will nave 10 uo uKewisc. i ' h "He has charged that millions have j been paid into the Republican na- 0 tional committee by sinister infiu- ' esaces to corrupt the electorate. That j P charge he will have to prove. It is | an insult to the thousands of good citizens all over the country who are S contributing to the Republican party. ''The names of every single con-;t Itributor of every single dollar will a be given to the senate committee nekt j t week and the quality of the citizen- j e ship which constitutes that list will i h >e such a condemnation of the veracty ami judgment of Cox that the i*hole country will know him.'' ?si? IMALLPOX EPIDEMIC EXPECTED IN WINTER )r. Hayne Sr.ys Many Cases Already Reported and Virulence Increases in Cold Weather. he State. "Smallpox has been reported from .11 parts of the United States and iiany of the counties of our own rate have reported cases of it to this nice in recent months. It is already widespread in South Carolina." said )r. James A. Hayne, state health ofr-fr vosterdav. "The history of smallpox is that s the colder weather conies on, the iiulence and the number of cases i the disease increase materially, nd as we have already had many ases of smallpox in South Carolina his summer, we may expect a widepread epidemic during the. fall lonths. * < > 1 ~ nxniiwlon /irtmnillQAVV I lit: i^;\v piuvjuco -ivi. accir.ation, but we hope that the ecple will take voluntarily the .-ientific measure for preventing the urther spread cf the disease without cin<c compelled to do so by the law. 'nless vaccination is resorted to, we lay expect a smallpox epidemic/' Yesterday Dr. H. Wyman of Aiken cported that about 20 cases of mailpox had developed at Langley. iic* health department sent Dr. H. [ayden of Charleston to Langley to -i- : ?i._ ,lrw] t A JOK illlU LJ.'C muaiiuii luiu vv v~. uch measures as are necessary to hcck the malady. Dr. Hayne said Iso that two ca^es had been reported rom the upper section of lower Richuul county. Pea?: News. Peak, Aug:. 2G.?There was a irge attendance at the barbccue at 'eak, August 25. Mrs. C. M. Metze, son and daughcr. Clifton and Clyde, visited her istsr, Mrs. J. W. Dailey, Wednesday. Mr. William Boukiright returned to ?eak Wednesday, after spending two reeks at his home in Ballentince. Mr, E. U. Livingston, Mr. M. H. terr.enberg, Mr. R. J. Swygert and Ir. George Swindler ail took a fiyig trip to Chapin Wednesday evenMiss Annie Hawkins and brother, [airy, have returned to their home i Peak, after spending four "months 1 Columbia. Miss Bonnie Thayer and little aughter, Theadora, of Columbia are isiting relatives in Peak. Miss Elanora Kelsey of Columbia ; visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Irs. Pink Summer. The Brown Eyed Kid. LD SOLDIERS ENJOY REUNION aurens Advertiser. T'Vir, i-aniiinn nf Crvmr?i ri\r F "PY.llV 1 11vi v/vui|/wi*j ? - v*enth regiment, S. C. V., was held t Langston church, August 19. A evival meeting wan in progress at lie church. The old soldiers held leir business meeting in the afteroon, a fine picnic dinner being srved on the grounds. George M. [anna presided and the R(^v. George exton offered prayer. The muster d11 of the company was called, but nly two were present, George Al. [anna and J. Wilson Blakelv. Oilier eterans present were: Isaac Adair, 7. D. Boyd, W. B. Fuller, J. D. Mock, nd W. I). Watts. Resolutions on le death of Lieut. James H. Wiiams, E. Y. McQuown and Will F. bright were read and adopted. The ist named had for many years acted s secretary. A memorial to R. /a?h Taylor will be introduced next O < Ka C? m ? 11 uctliiUK. V': i c;^.L UUllv v /i c i i omuii ttendance the death of this good Idler was overlooked. Mr. Hanna ccaiied that ten of ' the company rere either killed or wounded at lettysburg. He gave their names. Maj. J. F. J. Caldwell of \Tewerry ha;> written an interesting hisDry of t! 10 Fourteenth regiment, he following is copied from, the recr/l Knnk kpr>f. hv the late Will F. 7right: "Company F, Fourteenth Dgiment, S. C. V., was organized at 'arks old field, Laurens county. Left 'linton for Columbia August 10. 801 and camped till September. l/as then ordered to Aiken, S. ('., nd mustered into the Fourteenth egiment at Camp Butler. "Company F held its first reunion t Byrd's mill in 1900 or 1001 and L 11.. luif n r\ yr>r*_ as niCw uiiiiUciiiv liintu, cuu uw rd was kept of the reunions until his book was bought for that purose." Miss Anthony in Heaven. lun and Xew York Herald. In whatever realm of blessedness i-~ yCnof-M R AntliMnv. imli i 1 C U1 kJUCUll % - i. * * V 11 V * , ml skillful pioneer of equality at he ballot box, enjoys the Rewards arned by virtue, how great must ave been the happiness Wednesday. THE Si AT ? C AIV: P A i GN iU?E7ING AT KZV/BERRY j The campaign for stale (;.:h-er.; 'cloned at Newberry on Friday when 31 ,thcx meeting was hoiu i:i the court Pc house. It Was c;-. 1!c<! t/> order hv L" , . or J Chairman Ilunter ai 11 o'clock and. - -h ' r . j Smith and .Moss for railroad com-, j missicner and Marc ham and Moore for adjutant jjeneial and 7Iuuidin ; i and Harvey for lieutenant governor *"~ : spoke. The othev candidates were absent. These being the only oHicc-< that are contested they are the only ' ones in the campaign. p: j There was a very small number of i the voters present, but ail present ci*' t tr-<\-n fh<> candidates : careful hear-1. 7 "' ~ ,i; lnu*. v ; 1 , The continuous rains probablv; : Ai i kept a good manv av/av who would 1 - o] {otherwise have attended. . j. | There seems to be very little in- nc teres! taken this year in any of thejvc ' campaigns, and we do not know that.f-1 : tjt lit means there will be a light vote : ('! i Tuesday or not. Somehow we feelj?)e that the people are going to vote i vo 'and they a'*e not jjoinjj; io be swayed !iJ[ , in the way they vote- by any cthe^* jc*r than the fitness and qualifications of .. ithe men who arc offering for the po-; .V,! ' sitions to be filled. That should be {V 1 the purpose controlling;, to lit the ; ty mnn to the office and the ofdee to 01 'the nvn. ihouyh unfonu" :-tciv it h::s llol : ;\v ... hocn i: }>rtKk;:m::.v ;}:g . .reason or motive. ' , ti< 0::L (.1 J. ho of T. bos. i Little Jimmy.fr.v your oi?I ; vof ; candidate for a local oiiU*.". v/afi toi* 1 1.1)1:l> i:::> rather !;rn! got t 'ic , nomination. Running into tiu* house. I he oxedaimod: '"Oh, mamma! Mr. i Jo::e:- znyz napa's got the nomir.a-1 ;ticn. !:; that \vors? than the i I 11?v ci r j v~ o v ci | Grandmother used it and handed f do"vrn to daughter and granddau? | ler. It helped them all?is a bo \ | to all women and young gir j "Woman's Relief'* ? "Mothe 1 Cordial". GUARANTEED?if t \ FIRST bottle gives no-benefit, t J dealer from ^vhich it vras boun j I Trill REFUND THE MONEY. T \ prescription of an'old family phy | cian, in use for three generatioi Sole Props. & Mfrs. THATCHER MEDICINE CO. W Chittunsosa, Tcna., U. S. A. i Series 20 Spi j A flexible disc ccupll ! fy wheel and Iran: ! ^3i 4 Special-Six absorbs j prn:J\j prevents; Ices of pov/e i r?-pSj ?*xnd better insures th j L"l"- '.fjlj transsriJSS'iGSi of ener< I fczzTz^M reason v.'Iw the perf ?- -? " . i i v v H;v v<- : ; ? v>- r ????*?. .<_( <Ji 4 . I l-ffi j ? -?$"] Ash us what gasoline a I ? Sg] SPECIAL-SIX our.er 1 * 'r StS 50-H. p. dclncnabie-hcac] nc j Lasc, givinr max:nr:i::n ?.omf ' " " " " <0j fc^rs. AJI Stu.'ebaker Cr.rz ' ?"" ^><1 Cord Tires?another Studeb! . " This is a Siudel ! ?r.?McHARDY | IX.'.. .l&gg. Phone 3CO. i =~Eg $1875 f.o.b. Detroit <p" ' EE3M - /v-> ?; NG i iCE. All persons holding claims against c estate of J. .M. Foster will please cscnt the claim duly attested to rs. K. 1'. rester, executrix, and ail Tsons indebted to above mentioned tate will please make settlement 0:1 before September GO, 1020, with e undersigned. i MilS. E. U. FOSTER, Executrix. \ Xewberry, S. C., July 19, J020. J i DTICE OF DEMOCRATIC PRI-j MARY ELECTION. 4 Notice ;s herebv ?iven lhut trie , - " t > I nr.avy election or me lJemocrauc, iriy for the nomination of candi-j ^lcs for United States Senator,! res.: mar., state officers and uniy oilicci'S for Newberry county; di be held at the Democratic clubs ] Newberry county oil Tuesday, tf?usi '> 1, 1D20. The polls will be ,:-r.ed at 8 o'clock in the morning; j :<1 closed at -1 o'clock in the after-1 :o:i. No person will bo allowed to J ie except such persons as are duly; ialilied, according to the rules of! Tnartv. and are prop-! enrolled at the club at which the | rsori oilers to vote and every person ! it-ng will be required to take the j ;>per oath, as required "by the rules' the nartv. I - I The po'linc? places for the resnec-i - * - t ;<? clubs ar.:i the managers to cop. ic: the said election have bevi des-; r.ated and appointed by the coun-j Democratic executive committee1 I "awbeivy county as hereinafter I 1" forth. The la"t r.a;neri person at: ?.!i club is the clerk and three first; ni'vi are the managers of the elee-! In i Ward 1 v council chamber. I,. 1. Iv.Li \r, B. F. Gogtfins, T. B.j ickrr, il. i.. Speeds. Ward 2 X. vv c-.urt huttSO (I'D St:.;in.) i,. Kishop. 33. D. V/c:-L--, II. T.! liiuvell, J. F. I.oor'.i'i*. Ward li, No. 1 Kr.;ta:r.c; '.a. (l^o. ('. J t;pp. i <)'. H. Lar.i?, V. L. f'uysin^cr, Os-! r.Buzh.T. iioy Summer. ^^...... . mm i ,iii!|!jr ^ - M !;! -, .fell? V?6?1, b| 1 ' | X'#' ? i HAVE USED'! i\ | it [it Mrs. Myrtle Miller, OkTa. | j rll- ' ^ ^as an *nTa^ *-or *v,'? g years. Bythe advice of jxfy on druggist I used STELLA 3 j Is. VITAE and it cured me. J j I can now do all my own f b work." f | ae j j be Mrs. V. K. Uzzeil, Suf- < j 'lit folk, Va. ''Before I took Stella Yitao I never saw:: well day for over twelve S1~ months. After taking cikj y j T w.-i3 better. }.Iv I J coin pier ion h^s cleared | !; up and I li^vo gained 20 lbs." J | <2> /! ^ i n-arrxr; Ltvcsiao ; i fJkA fti g|Z?J i, fi^E3 j -* >??? <i * C<ii7 i ^ f - ? : I HUiAL-SIA ?\~\ j , f;- i frPT be L ween t^e r?>i??i tv* i I : mission oi ite f>< 2 ; motor shocks, | reduces wear, | e silent, smocth j r 9 !'V<: " - ' yy. mats one ^zrrr i ormance of ihc he crciiiary. r.u tire mzlecge It.; -._ ,~Z- j s crc ccttir.?. ...' _ lg|- .or; 119-inch i t l2fi i art? cqc.pj.eo v;itO ?- j k05 -t-:CCCdSC- j taker 'feci?'* jp| " ;OV/r.R, f|j|i ?i :cr". . ! Neivjcvry, j. C. ? j %v%ra^?c^w/S' .>* *. iSkvJs. ^-:?-H I Ward 3, No. 2 W. K. Buzhanlt, D. A. Rivers, W. II. Gar.tt, i. T. Timmerman. Ward 4 The Pruccli Co. store. J. R. Davidson, T. E. Davis, W. W. j Johnson, A. J. S. Langford. j Ward 5 ? ' * TT T "T>1 ! ! i\. JS. L'romer, '^eo. \\. nouinsuiu! J. Y. Jones, W. II. Hardeman. ; Oakland Mil! W. A. Kinney, S. R. Timmerman, C. A. Dickey, -K-iT T. Cromer. Helena j Old Julien store house. J. C. Miller, J. W. Henderson, C. J E. Dominick, J. R. Lake. Hartford Hartford school house. 31. B. Eleazer, W. B. Go^jrans, J.! T. Summer, Jessie Frank Hawkins. ! Johnstone Academy. Johnstone school house. T. C. Banks, W. E. Neel, M. M.; Mills, S. P. Crotwcll. j Liarmany Residence A. (J. Leitzsey. B. M. Buzhardt, T. W .Folk, E. S. I Boczer, V/. C. Brown. Mt. Bethc! Residence S. J. Cromer. J. A. Brown, Geo. S. Ruff, Jno.; Baker, .Jr?o. II. Ruff. Mt. Pleasant. Mt. Pleasant school house. J. S. J. Suber, E. L. Glymph, J. j W. Caldwell, J. II. Cromer.. May bin ton rJaybinton school house. J. I.. Thomas, W. B. Whitney, W.! V. Lyles, A. II. Maybin. Mulberry! T. W. K eitt's residence. r ? r? T n /"i IT n j. j\. incase, Lj. urumur, ri. u. Graham, G. H. Amick. Whitmfre. Town hall. W. G. Puckett, T. P. Youn^, W. J. j Au^htry, S. A. Jeter. Long Lane. Beth Eden school house. Ii. C. Carlisle, R. G. Glenn, Charl-j Ion Cromer, B. II. Caldwell. Jaiapa. Store of Jaiapa Mercantile Co. W. C. Miller, Luther Long, Wilbur j Enps, i>. L. Albritton. Kinards. Dominick's furniture store. i A. J. Johnson, G. W. Senn, S. J. j Brock, J. A. Dominick. Reedervile. Reederville school house. C. G. Johnson, P. C. Workman, I. YT :?; kSiiuai. Longshore. Lonjrshore's store. W. 0. Senn, J. W. Wilson, B. Y. A brains, G. If. Martin. Trinity. Trinity school house. C. B. Bishop, M; M. Longshore, M. P. Derrick, J. J. Longshore. Domini -.ks. Dominick school rouse. J. 3VI. Abrams, M. Q. Chappell, Ihos. J. Harmon. J. N, Livingston. Saluda No. 7 Sanders' store. Richard Sanders, Henry Fellers, Jr., Eugene Senn, James Werts. Chappells. W. M. Cromley, J. J. Boazman, \ P. G. Coleman, W. D. Allen. Vaughnvillf v Vaughnville school house. M. J. Longshore, W. R. Leavell, | \V. G. Hollingsworth, J. 0. Johnson. J East Riverside. E. L. Hayes residence. Fred Hayes, Olin Cousin, A. T. Hipp, W. P. Paysinger. Utopia. Utopia school house. Lonnie Foy, J. H. Attaway, W. W. Herbert. Silvcrstreet. Bank building. w uin,'?. r 7? Q f nnVi or><? Tnm V V X. 1 * icll I ) U A . ? W --my Lake, K. S. Stillwoli. Prosperity. Town hall. W. T. Gfbsoh, E. W. Werts, J. A. Price, L. M. Wise. Monticcllo. irTonticello school house. P. W. Counts, S. T. Harmon, Crook Connellv. \\\ L. Mills. O'Neill. (VXcail school hou?el J. fl. Koon, Osborn Dominick, N. .? t. t r> w; .'1. ^ t'.i/ JJ. V"/ Liberty. St. Lukes school nous.?. II. C. Hunter, C. E. Lester, G. A. Minick, Geo. F. Hunter. St. Lukes. St. Lukes school house. J. D. K. Kibler, J. IT. Whitman, J. IT. Bedenbau^h, W. F. Dawkins. Bit? Crack. 3i<r Cveek school house. Jacob M. Bowers, P. E. Kunkle, Malcolm Boozer, J. 0. Counts. 5a!uaa INo. y Saluda school house. J. C. Sh^elv. J. E. Monts, G. R. Fellers, I-\ R. Dawkins. Little Mountain. Shcnly I??*os. store. C. E* Wheeler, W. D. Sheely, J. A. Huffman, Eurke Wise. Union. "Prion school house. (;. O. Pan-ott." J. P. Cook, II. J. j Kinard, I. II. Wilson. ^ Joiiy Street. Hunter-DeWalt school house . P.. 1. Seas?. W. IL Boinest, Jr., S. P. Melts, T. A. Ellisor. St. Priils. Si. Pauls school house. C. A. C. Wicker, \V. IT. Kibler, Torn Martin, L. B. Bedcnbaugh. Ccrirzl. C'eritral school house. J. A. Count". David Koon, Tom' Sheei.y, Sligh Wicker. S wilton. Swilton school house. j V. J. Sheely. G. I. Sheely, A. II.; Counts, I.. K. Counts. Z:on. 7ion school house. -T^sori Rinrcer, Geo. H.. "Richardson,! Wilbur Graham, ChavIey Earcrle. St. Phillips. / j St. "Phillips school house. J. I.. Puff. G. W. Oh eel v, Ben i Ilalfacre H. II. Ruff. Pomaria. Poland brick store. T T XIrn^7 T W Aloivinp .T TT I Koon, TvV. D. TTntion. Walton. J. L. Crooks, J. S. Fowler, J. W. Farrott, J. J. ilontz. Cross Roads. Cross Roads school house. ! n JI. C. Chirk. J. J. Chanmar, Lonnie ! i{ C. Sheelv, G. H. Shealy. | j< Pe*l:s. C. E. Stuck. J. F. Mayor, W. 0.: Oliver, J. 0. Counts. The managers of the clubs will ( c designate o:ie of their r.uraber to r call at i;:o court nouse on ^aiuvuay, \ August 2c, 1920, between 0 a. m. " and G p. ni. for boxcc=. tickets, etc. J. B. HUNTER, County Chairman. ,a B. B. LEITZSEY, ' , ? Secretary. i TEACHERS WANTED. Two teachers for the Hartford o school, principal $80; assistant .$70. !t Term 7 months. Board 320. Apply." B. P. Hawkins, Newberry, S. C.,t Route 7. j ^ NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT ! c i a I will make a final settlement of. ^ the estate of Geo. \V. Kairston in the j" Probate Court for Newberry County,< S. C., on Saturday, the 11th day ofi c September, 1020, at 10 -.o'clock in the ; ? forenoon and will immediately there- j * after ask for my discharge as Admin-! istrator of said estate. GEO. Vv\ EDDY, 7 I A / I i c f 4- r\ y* : -ra. uuiijiiooiai'jt. i Newberry, S. S., Aug, 4, 1920. ia 2 g NOMINATIONS. c For Congress, Third District I am a candidate for reelection to; a Congress, subject to the rules of the: P ? ... ~ t Democratic party. l Fred H. Dominick. i j W. W. Eradley is hereby an-1 nounced as a candidate for congress, e Third congressional district, subject!11 to the rules of the Democratic pri-! y marv. ;1( For Slicitor, Eighth Circuit. Homer S. Blackwell is hereby n nominated for reelection as Solicitor. of the Eighth circuit subject to the > ^ rules of the Democratic party. * T. Frank McCcrd is hev^fcy announccd as a candidate tor solicitor of the eighth circuit, subject to the rules of the Democratic party. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of solicitor of the s Eighth judicial circuit, subject to the j j rules of the Democratic primary, and j pledge myself to abide the result of "l the Democratic primary. J. Howard Moore. For State Senator. I am a candidate for the State a Senate, subject to the Democratic R Primary. ^ NEAL W. WORKMAN. c w Alan Johnston, yielding' to the' earnest requests of voters from all: parts of the county, has consented f, to stand for reelection to the state \ 0 - L - TT- ?.111 1*.,7 ^ 4-k/* senate, lie will auiuu juv mc iwun- , of the Democratic primary; and, if; elected, his service will be marked,! as heretofore, by wholehearted de-; a votion to the public good. i 1 For House of Representatives W. B. Boinest is hereby announced as a candidate for the house of rep- ? resentatives, subject to the rules of: the Democratic primary. i ^ j ? Euston N. Kibler is hereby an-j nounced as a candidate for the House of Representatives from New- f, berry county and will abide result I of Democratic primary. J. Wm. Folk is hereby announced as a candidate for re-election for the a House of Representatives and will 1 abide result of Democratic primary, j o I am a candidate for reelection as' a member of the House of Representatives from Newberry County, sub-in jcct to -the rules of the Democratic a party. i t TJ TT TTVAXT.Q ! t> Geo. S. Mower is hereby announced ; as a candidate for nomination for the: a House of Representatives in the; n approaching Democratic primary. j I TV. A. Counts is hereby announc-} ed as a candidate for the house of a representatives and subject to the; ^ rules of the Democratic party. I 0 For Superintendent of Education. ! ' I am a candidate for county super-: 11 intendent of education subject to the. ? rules of the Democratic party. FJ/RERT H. AULL. i " : E Olin W. vBundrick is hereby an- v; nounced as a-candidate for the office Gl of Superintendent of Education, sub-:7" ject to the rules of the Democratic ! primary. j11 i K38S3OWBPB5BSBBBC33KS0BBKWPMB BBBBB WW TT7-.n : TAflf ! dulMMiylii ,V? Southern To Mountain and Sea at greatly reduced far rrSrArr^\-c rm rl 53.11 JL oo vyix uuiv til September 30th, wi October 31st, 1920. ! allowed. For further inform; Ticket Agent, or write S. H. M District Passe Columbia, - / For Treasurer. Claude C. Schumpert is hereby enounced as a candidate for reelection o the office of county treasurer, subect to the Dem.r >*atic primary. For ' Subject to the v les of the Demoratic Primary, I am a candidate for eelection as Sheriff. ^Awnv a. B LEASE. For Clerk cf Court. J. D. Wheeler is hereby announced 3 a candidate for clerk of court and * pledged to abide the result of the )emocratic primary. Jno. C. Goggans is here'oy announcd as a candidate for reelecton to the ffice of Clerk of Court, subject to he Democratic primary. toe Auditor. J. B. Halfacre is hereby announced s a candidate for reelection as ounty auditor for Newberry county nd will abide the. result of the )emocratic primary. I hereby announce myself as a andidate for Master of Newberry ounty subject to the rules of the )emocratic primary. JAMES D. QUATTLEBAUM. For Coroner. ^ ^ - ~ L riMV! Off vr. n. ituii is nereuy euuiuuii^cu. &a candidate for coroner and is pledgd to abide the result of the Demoratic primary. F. M. Lindsay .is hereby announced s-a candidate for coroner and if ledged to abide the result of the )emocratic primary. Commissioner No. 10 Township. J. D. H. Kinard is hereby announcd as a candidate for township commissioner for No. 10 township- and -ill abide the rules of the Democratj party. -T "WnTfo-r T?ipTmrrlcrm f?s YiPTAbv an ounced for commissioner for No. 10 ownship and will abide the- rules of he Democratic party. For Magistrate Nos. 1 and 8. Charles W. Douglas is hereby-anounced as a candidate for reelection s magistrate for Townships Nos. 1 ? ? nd 8, and is pledged to abide by the ales of the Democratic primary. For Magistrate <No. 4 Township. I am a candidate for reelection for lagistrate for No. 4 Township sub ect to the rules of the Democratic rimary. R. M. Aughtry. Magistrate No. "6. J. Henry Dorroh is nominated as * candidate for reappointment as magistrate for No. 6 township and nil abide the rules of the Demoratic party.. Magistrate No. 10. T n /*n V\ J'A ?/% *? A x am a tanuiua ic iui uia^ioiiauv Dr No. 10 Township subject to rulei f Democratic primary. J. J. KIBLER. , . . . : nard is hereby announced s . *>. ..ate for magistrate for No. ' 0 nship and will abide the" real* of the Democratic primary. D. L. Stone is hereby announced s a candidate for magistrate for No. 0 Township subject to the rules ot ie Democratic party. Magistrate ror No. 11. ? I am a candidate for magistrate or No. 11 Township subject to rule? . 'einuciciuc jjiiiiiiiiv. T. B. RICHARDSON. M. H. Wicker is hereby announced s a candidate for magistrate for No. 1 township and will abide the rulei f the Democratic party. For Magistrate Pomaria. Jno. B. Bedenbaugh is hereby anounced as a candidate for reelection s Magistrate for Pomaria, subject o the rules of the Democratic priiorv E. A. Hentz is hereby announced as candidate for magistrate for Polaria and will abide the result of tliet )emocratic primary. S. J. Cromer is hereby' announced s a candidate for commissioner for 'o. 2 township, subject to the rules f the Democratic party. Thomas L. B. Epps.Is hereby anounced as a candidate for commisioner for No. 10 township, subject o the rules of the Democratic party. L H. Ruff, is a candidate for hisrh ay commissioner iuv No. 11 town* lip. ?? E. M. Martin of Chappel's Is ncir&? ated for township commissioner. Railway , _ shore resort points es. v at all stations unith final return limit Stop-over privileges ition call on Local ! tO i [cLean - j nger Agent j South Carolina. i