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JOLUiVlBIA, S SATURDAY! NOVEMBER 14 ?914
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|o the Voters of the 4th S. G. Cohgressional
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opartanburg, S. C., October 20th 1914K
Chairman4 th Cong. Die. .Convention of South-Carolina,.
?ear;Sir':L;'>;'^::;^.; . f . ' v : _ \
-With many "thanks and.deep ?ppreciation for the honor you
_ eco^fe^red ji^n-'me iri'makiri'g me.your candida te%f pr Congress,
^4^Pt7thfe sa^V^nlly realizing theresponsi^ilty./ikejitiails.anjd the
d?ty wat confronts me. v
' W?& realize fully,tbe great task your convention.of/the 14th-ir?st,
pl?ced in my hands and* ?he instruction given me to carry the fight
for . the .liberty of ". the people tc the hails of Coifgress, and'there
pV?c? before the representatives of the American- people tl i e ? unfair
[' cans Of ?'fair and impartiaHchanee' to c?st a, ballot for whatever
? .candidate they may desire Iso represent th em "in Congress. .
' i"%f\ * As your representative in Ahe Congress^ shall have that body
say wn?t is meant by the 14th and loth Amendments of our nation
al constitution. We h?ve'appeared; before the courts time and again
and those tribunals have so shifted about from one 'technicality to
another until the,main question is lef t unsettled A1H shall.ask is
thje-'true meaning of the two amendments, and thali insist that Con
egress place its construction upon these tw?"?)lanks;
.'. : J fully reiijze that 'Iv am making the race against one of the
most h,p orable and ablest men of the district, and one who the peo
pie cart'trust so far as a democrat is concerned, I.ut the great ma
jority of voters in this district have been,;? aii? are now derijej^the
'privilegeof casting-affair'ballot. . .?* . . ?*?"*/* . '
J also call the attention of .the. vicers of ?J??.jjp?trict to thestub
b?rn fa.ctithat twenty '"months ?Of dehiojErat^ic national rule-hassc
depleted jjhe1'national treasury .of- the ?ne hundred ajid forty million
{fMO.OOD?O'OQy doira^.lt?? t in it by the. republicans,., that they are
jjpfy, planning a .q^sjct tax Upon- the people to raise one hundred and
flyp million dollars tocarry OJI the government, -andcMlitig"it a wai
tax when the wai? is4.000^pil?s away, among-'he mod t rempt? na
- tiona of the e^thV.;?-?l*jj$|hrough extravagance and incompetence
Jfce..' 4?in?Brats'v h1fc>$:\w-itty?'- 'twenty- months made appropriations
? ^amounting^to sev?nteeivamll?ons dollars more thart;thre whole of^the
yetitl^fc^s^appropriations for' the last four ye?rs 'pf republicaT
fuTe.}>tnat they have broken ..ouivsystem of collecting revenue t(
run .the government and opene;d;'up our port^free to the world, anc
turned our working'men. loose to combat wiih-the cheap labor of th<
md'world, , And afterv\v? had built tl>e Panama "Canal ni a cost o'
^-t^lflto v ' Q?3 red "ifrxii H?0*ri' ' dollars- with "'our. own'-: money the democrats
tn Congress have t?poken down the,Opportunity for. Americatt coast
|f .wise trade and given"it to England and the whole--world by puttinj
?i them on equal footing with American coastwise vers?is,*
I * " I again- thank "y^.u/'Mr.. Qhairman arid the Convention for th
trust and honor you nave conferred upon me to lay our case befor
the . Congress of the United Stated which.I shall do with all ?rn;
?iighc with f assistance of my.God and fellow republicans.
- In tr(6 .uine of Freedom and Justice my aim shall be, My pee
pie, my God, and my country.
J. W. SEXTON.
OHURCH SERVICES SUNDAY.
Zion Baptist Church.
I ">:QO a. nv Sunday School ; ll:- ?
ii? c m- preaching by the pastor. ?
6:00 p.m. Woman's Missionary1
Society Mrs, Emma Washington !
President. 8:30 p. m. preacning
py the pastor. All are cordially
invited jto attend.
Rev. J. C. White, Pastor
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Wesley S?. Ev Church,
10.30 a.m., Sunday>school, I
S. Leevy, superintendent; ll;301
a. m,, preaching by the pastor ; |
$:O0 p, m., special service for
ypupjl men and women ; 8:30 p.
fyj.. - preaching hy the pastor, A
x *"~d|a? invitation is extended to
bu. ^-itev, C.. C. Scott, pastor.
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Our Job Pririting,pl?ases.;
\ Splendid Opportunity *
Benedict College.
A course in Stenography-i
short ha.nd and -ty po writing an
also in book-keeping can I
acquired by those unable to a
tend the day school and w?lir
to attend at night at Benedi
College. The tuition fee is re:
sonable and the opportunity .
within the reach of all. Wri
or call upon President B. \
Valentine for full inform?t!o
Mesdames Mamie Janu s. Na
cy Boat wright, Sonic Wi hw
Ethel llenick and Miss Essie Bi
1er, all living in a stone throw*
each other, gave our office a p
call Thursday afternoon.
Let us do your Job printing
FROM THE CITY ON THE EOliTO
Orangeburg, Oct 27.-This is
altruist a gala ?'eek for Orange
bur jr. John H. I .". -inn's hip show
ls h i *> 1 .housnnds < r
i. i- ..' \ ?n? vii l -
s1:11 . .
ci?ur . !. .-< ??
wit nc s ! iir ji. : . ul a trac!
parade while O IK IS will see . hr
real show ard tl.i.s add largel> to
Mr. Robinson's already accumu
lated wealth, and at the same
time reducing their own financial
standing in a manner almost a
larming when we consider pres
ent conditions. Curiosity, fine
clothes, and a desire for a "big
time" or the part of some of our
people together with an insatia
ble appetite for whiskey, are
among some of the things by
which the country is ruined I
think we need to replenish our
stock of "'Old Time Religion"
in all avenues of life and thus
emulate some of the virtues of
our forefathers.
The York rite F. A, Masons
are in annual convention here
this week with grand master Ken
nedy and Dr. I. L. Hardy lead
ing. They say financial reports
are remarkably good, all things
considered.
Hon. I. S. Leevy, of Columbia,
is in the city to-day looking after
his congressional interests.
Hon. R. W. Westberry, of Sum
ter, >.is also in the city to-day at
tending the masonic convention
of which he ia-a member in good
standing, .and he is boosting the
Colored Statfc^air which meets
' in "'. 'jG?lumbW-'^I^Kt week and of
which Mr. Vijestb^ry ls general
s d per intendenta
.f- - ?.". T o?? lilt - 1 dJLf?ki??
trains, to enter-. Claflin?_. and the
State College. ; These two schoola
are doing a great work for our
boyland girls. At the ^tate.Col
l?ge last Sunday night the Y. XT.
C. A. held a telly-meeting which
was largely attended by the fac
ulty and student body and other
friends'of the^school. Splendid
addresse^yere delivered by offi
ijiicers and mepibeVs of the,associa
tion. The mil?ic under the'direc
tion of Miss C Delpha Boger,
who is also a member of,the fac
ulty, was indeed both charming
and inspiring ?r. Wilkinson
made a'fine and impressive appeal
to the young men, of the school
inviting them te become, mem^
bers of the Y. M. C, A. . ;After
which 25 yopng nien gave, their
names. Miss . Boger, who . was
on the program for a*ao1aj reach
ed her. clima* and almost brou ghi
the large audience to their feet
with applause. I thipk thi? was
more of a highlo ,thari a^sjQlo,
Rev. J. B. Middle^on^/'one oi
I the veterans of ther^ouwUCaroli
na Conference and^nd?ed a-bibh
student, preached' for'; Dr. (??Hick"
son last Sundajft-morningjf th<
Dr. being somewhat ^n4i??M8e?
and also deeply. aflPected onVac
t . count of the i sad news, of th
death of his 'brother - who lia*
just died out in Arkansas.' V>\
Burroughs preached at night an
held his'fourth quarterly conf?i
en ce "Monday night. ?nd thu
the good work, goes. on. in th
midst of sickness,.sorrow, paj
and de?th.
Our good friend, Mr. Ir. ' ^
Hook^ has opened up a fine gr<
eery 'Business, on Middleton SI
where he is doings fine busine?
j Call and see him and get soy
I thing nice to cook,
j pur good friend^, V\ (
I Scott Jr , dropped into see me
it', j few di\ys ago and said -Papaai
of|a'l were well, and .that he w
l(JP getting along nicely/' ' Mr. 'Sec
I is a student at Claflin and is me
j lng good. Call again. Mr. Seo
I - The Indicator's Friend
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i-?ftba^Mbtgan^4??r.?.c;
EarlyJast week invitation weil
forward announcing the * com
ing marriage of t?fe Rev. Richard
Garroll, of Columbia to fifiis?,Cor
rie J. McDaniel of Laurens,^Wed
nesday, November 18th 1?14. The
ceremony - Will be held ir^ t\%?
church a'*d tl) * nuptial knofrwfill
Re tied by lip, CrT Walker, oJ
Augustaj1 G|a. The couple w|l
leave immediately for Louisville,
Kentucky, whore- the ft?v. Car
roll will resume his evangelist^
work J V . _ . * . ?
Miss gorrie J. Mc'Daniel is tri
only daughter of M.r. and Mts
Dr Mc'Pajcfel ?f v Laurens) : S C
They livejJwVmftes from JJ?u
rens on ^ 'fajrrn on which there i
no .^?rtSga^'-'i)n;jthis propert;
they.??iaye: a$ne te niroona resi
doncel ' ^excellent/, out building
" j and two oih^r. hpuse^ for tenant?
1 j Miss- Jpic'DW?Ff^r ft-fraduat
of Bgi\ed?Qt College, a consecn
led christian worker, one of tr
bj?pt school teachers in the stal
arid ?tri excellent speaker. T8l
knows the Bi ble -and is well rea<
She ?S a dressmaker and a won
fm void of ostentation. Sho - hi
^worked -on >hesfarm many
day and ia an excellent coo!
The people 4n"her community
dolize her, Her parents are d
voted members .of Rocky S?irh
Baptist Church and Miss mi
Dani?V.is ?'prominent member
the.Houseft??? of Ruth, a bfani
of the ?dd:Fellows- Society. .
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The Colored State Fair.
The^CoJored Stete* F??^ vim
djBcjded success ]ast; weet tala
id ! ?yerythirty ? ip to codsideratji
'^{.?fi? off ieers^need to h* cortjatfa
)tt'lated \?jxmT ?h?/ showjpg. .lirtf
^ [ despite thetmrd' times. ?uj?
tt. count wjir'-appear i? t?lese <
- urns next vyeek. . ' *'j^jfe
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Co/t tmbia's Leading
HI TAILOR
?EEW LEADS in making liigli-clai.s Hand Tailored
Clothing?, pn short notice.
Being a practical T dior as well as a high class
Designer and Cutter, you can see why LE li) V Y
can give you better Suit Values, better Fit and
hetter Workmanship for less money,
uevy's tieiu's furnishing Dept.
A. E SI WONS, Asst. Manager
Hats, Shirts, Socks Underwear,
Suit-cases, Umbrellas, Caps, Suspenders,
Sweaters, Neckwear, .Gloves, Rain-coats.
Garters, ol lars, 'Bags, B3IU.
Ten per cent, Discount to ?jtudeuts and Ministers,
PHONE OR WRITE
I. S. LEEVY,
Columbia's Leading Tailor,
1221 Taylor Street, - - Phone" 319 |
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Mail Ord
No need send to the mail order houses
for what you want. We have it here at
the same price, if not chewer. You
?we usa trial anyway- J^?fid.-'a list'pf
what you require ^nd ietj^^fi'gur? on it.
We have specially laicMSfcrsel ves out to
execute mail ord#rs^anji V5?u may rely
m^w'i Columbia, ^j^^'Ga^oliiia.
Shelton &
THE BEST
ft
. to Deal With
Because we give the best equipment
for the moneyrf Funeral Supplies the
.fpwest of any Undertaking establish
frt?nt in the city. Before arranging for
>ybrur deceased relatives or f riends call
to see us and be co nv i need that we
.will satisfy you. ^
We furnish a lady attendant with female bodies.
PHONE 1732
?16 Washington St. : Colul^ia
MADAM ELSIE P: NEES?N - {
PAINLESS CHIROPODIST;^v : -S .> . '
GornB Removed^ Gives no Pain. Hair Dressing, Manicuring. Shahipou- |
lng, Scalp Treatment, Singeing, Clipping and Coloring. ."718 \VH
Blanding Street, Columbia, C ' ''*
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Uiidef son 'riteyai Palace Sh?vfao farior J?T
with every thing sanitary and up-to-date, td* ^eqee^
When you neeq tf^?air outt,Shave' or Shampob,**n>Ake\itf? J^/jpe
tfpr-^ur* ap^otfJate parlor at J.114 Washington str?-afc;- ; ' ?
W. Ai^ders?*?, Proprietor^ ?. S. Andersen,, Manager
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