The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, July 12, 1918, Page TWO, Image 2
ESTABLISHED 1844
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ABBEVILLE, S. C.
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- Friday, July 12, 1918.
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Buy Them And
Help Win The War
FOB SALE EVERYWHERE
* ~ ~1~::
Candidate Rice will be shaved by
? i the barbers on the twenty-seventh of
' August. " :
. f*i. :?i (>: i
, % - f i'j
One of the pleasures of doing
; 1 business is'being told by someone
?A else how tlie business should 'be run.
. its or- Off.; ( ]ii' r:11:
^GSrididA'teiPeebles beK^ve^:that he
??. m fight# and1 runs aWay may1' live
*T na td ff&lit^Vl^thir'W. eVihrr.iJ:-,].
A ;ra i'
to1.'us^'that <''Candidate
|V .i>2?uiseaft"ha#'Ws-1 fcysiem'^filled"; .witff
& V *Wd?toaA*Ciftttc.?-w uc-i-h riuiriw <4*'
?... . o; , ,$9>toij a
j.; .&?,:a*Had tJie'yiipiitotor/rb/Ben.; at'-^orli:
[;f. - sr j-?CIpolitica>f!oirtdM eijv rthftiJafit:
jt,. ine'^?ji3i^oreaid ifeijualS b??p^iv? +w;j *i'1
tsoq<Ti;a o:- bwo
919.1 Now tkatftha Ert?ke-9f i .theicharg^11
b;;iand cbsntwrichargBB kbtheltfiatte? ?of
ai - Jetting uoufe tke. deracairatic, party, .-has
cleared away it appeal*'j fabfMidi^at''
" MSt bluoW ' '"|
?: ' . aro>i ro?/:n?^3<ja .iUfia553HI .T '-u:
jfrv -ex ?Ht ha^pis ,9w.jimmuo faviifor.rx i>?.
p-,svt> The fc?*BSKH>d /Jode*: jCftflrieis. t?,
5f;'. /unirtQOiin fifa Ws.<ta?d^*iesu?efc>rth#
a/,?ffect fthat tJ^nHfUhr.W^'Jaweii.vyaiT
*< , bfljb^rtriV^QiW o^Qirr^ United-States,
& o: TjUn^nsix
" " 1 ???? no n fnani) ? r\f .CjiW Iv
| ;' w Bfea#?, haft;^ftpn<?4rftat ft is th? .
^ .r Wtej^ipTu to suppojt ".Hp?'
o^l JlL th?c 5Mfi r.1?ifj4bfr:- .Vnitsd
r Itafces rfSehator,-: 4hnr fiiiwimer, - r.:
f . statement .vjfchat -hei. canhot
N. *o support j fileaBa because ;he .-has --difr- 3
n''bbaye<t.the,vputeaaHd regulations of
% '
the? Democratic party,. ;and bedauae
f'_' '. ? ' W;c?nn^;folkm:him,nL. his.-present ;
ncdurserris .-worth: considering;; >:!
& h Qn. Ttfe^day jthe. ;Deinocratic par?1
- ty,. thremghr its; Executive committee,.
HKr * ' * *
>X ' ir- issued: a warning to- .the voters of
r. the/state agaiiuft bath .Mr.c. Blease
V*hd sMr.; HSaJounn in which; their
democracy is,questioned.It;will be:
'. easy enough :to- satisfy some people
, -. that this lams dotte because the exq-j
< entire -committee ? is composed of
men, a majority of whom are oppos'r.
l?ti to, thfe> candidacy, of both of these
9?il ? ''
v -, rn But when man who/ has been
friendly to Blea3e>- aa. GoL Tajbect:
i, has, keen, announces .to- the.: people
8- -? oi, the -state that; he cannot support*
him, rAud ,iwiU . iwt: follow him, . it I
i; ahowsc thataBl^as^ ifcilQsijig awt with;
the people, who^made him '
- Oaiy & few day? ago .jyeywere told
that four ^men^.residents,., of /this
eounty, - ^agpened; W< be, - together,
o; and.fa* the course iP&the cjonyersafit
#ime-put- that all.jha,d,- for-.'
y >< merljf ibeen supporters, , of(,the exgoyej-nor,7-but;.th^t
n^th(?.,of ,,therh
:K : * . wquld ^ppo^t.hin^, this,.year., , There
are hundreds a^^-.tbou^pds of -^ther '
v,.^ood, demjqcrate ia-South Carolina'
~, fonnerly bis.frie^ds, who,, will, ,.not
DlAnriA A/wnin TViAtr Ttnl 1 n r\f
i t ^Jtcajic |<>?atu. xiicjr
%1- stand for a man who is even sus'
? j>ected of attempting to sell out the
,. democratic party,.. ,or one who stood'
and wanted it(!dgfeated in thej
. hope, that he.paight control Federal;
patronage in this State. .Most of'
, all, they, will not support a man who '
,t if notr body and . soul behind his
J.- country and. its accredited leaders'
in the winning of .the war. !
'.I .k;i .11 e-'Ji'i fa vvi? .
j
TAKING THE OATH.
Sen&ipr '?Benet SurnDjunded by
Fnndt hmj to HousAjnheralded
: 't"iy ^ t'1c
: ' Tha. .new'senator, \vm was naJfed
last Saturday to succeed the late
Senator B. R. Tillman, during rthe
next six months, arrived in Washiffgton
this _ friofning at 10 o'clock,
and immediately went to. the ShoreBam
*J}$tet, one; of. thje -besc j\Opwn
df t^e many '^palatjai ^Waahjngion
hostelries.
t. Just before-the-noon hour, when
the. senate convened, accompanied
by Mrs. Benet, the new senator went;
to the office of Senator Smith, which
was joined by Admiral Samuel McGowan,
P. H. McGowan, Miss Susie
McGowan and Brig. Gen. Francis
Lej Parker, all close relatives.
A few minutes were spent there
when the party went to the senate
chamber. As soon as the usuaul preliminaries
were out of the way Senator
Smith made the announcement
that Mr. Benet had been appointed
by Governor Manning and immediately
his credentials were read and
approved. The new lawmaker then
stepped to the desk of the president
of the senate and took the oath of
office as a senator from the State of
South Carolina.
iSeriator Smith introduced his new
colleague to many of those ' in the
chamber and they gave him' a wel
come reception*
Later Senator Benet repaired to
the gallery- where Mrs. Benet and
other Jriefrids -'had-been seated; and
from that point took his view-- of
what the-senate did. After'-'thiB,;^:
yM<" Bakery' secretary of-'i-the 'senate^
asked' Senator iand'-Mf&.- Benet and:
fHends-'to laneheofl-i at the nzapitoli
where< the two lauei^metfnumbw
<Of people high inPoflfcial * WeV-^Mr.]
Bake** 4#^ a toP!faK4;:J?0ufclil Cai-olfriiaar
6fldrttiid "ttWth Mi make ttrd'senator'p
first. ma$*-a plesL&MiS cm?f
^Sefttrf^ Qftofc '-alvfey#' corU
fffiffc* 'fiftift elf ?to ?oW:mwsty >rutefr"&?
lcd?tfftl8;fflT0da^5Waft(tt?1:ettftHpi- hfex
Bettr^'4''%? the genst*-, <:he''-strttle&
Wer thsa'wrem^
Ders op^Bomn1 Carolina*''wnu* meie.
ii^l*ptet?'8tieprise:;When he'
:W<tfkec*'fa itmhwaW?d^/iThis
:&W stMhp?4i&SI?lf?rt5r tfi*flris>MTratofSfcPlferrffer
9^?6fifg> . dBiriacraoflx^-walrpewple;.
H# '3#o&SWjK' Shat?W?r-i^fia^ precp#l
"5 *? "i'3 ayiun. orv'i'. K ..*,
'fe&Hhs <#3*i'StatfW ^Khater?ewest
^serfafei^'ftfev^ 6eenw^rovfcl?d 'i%
tH?,{fiSpit?FbfiiRfiftg.'lH?: husbganassfefftfed-cS"eMtfcr
'Tniteatt'te 'Tjuarter&
Vhi^WiWJ,n&a S8'tHff^rtl?9f?rn;he
fcaV&l fiffa'ift/Th^are
nifcely :cT6^e'!tb thfe^tetertsfy?
tfhaffibef'ancF&ad&y - accWslbk' to^
visitors irt $be cAi>ittfr.'<)th$r
incidents of thVn?& sfeftsitoiV^first
day here included ap*plk!iCTrfrom:
pEotograpK'^rs ahd ?afls:' froth'' sufr
frage leaders as 'tb his'stand, ort the
// *1 jVT ^"'*1^.7 I t A ** "y 1 * *J-+ _
suffrage question. He stood for the
photographers but7 declmed: tdrfcommithimself
on the othet' proposition
at fiiis early kay.! ,J:' 'i'%!
'1UC () .?.1.';hn!r ''.vi f
IN THE CHURCHES." :
Pre?byteri*n Church.?'' -I
"RegulaiP''seftfces* "Sunday at 11:00
A. M., and Open Air service at 9:00
,K :i ??- ->
m~.rH iirt.'ii: iv'ir' .'?*.> r. 1JA
A. R. P. Church. f
. )Pri4ay , Nig^t^Service . prepara
tory to .the Lord's. _ Supper, wmcn
will be .celebrated, the followng Sab..-TiTWi-'
\-:uhW,,i. <r /
Sab^th?Morgng service 11:00
A. rJ6f.; j.f^niqg, service 9 :00 P, M.
Preaehin^. by :tbe paster; >'
. .In*. 'r.'i'ui:
X(, Methodi?.t ?hurch.
.Regular servi^esr at the. Methodist
church next Sunday morning and
evening. Morning subject: "Man
destroy jag- higa&elf." .. ^Evening subject,
evangelical. ? v|
: The public da cttrdially- invited to!
ithese seifvices. "Sermons- short, songs j
kispirdng^ioiothing sensational. Pure j
unadulterated gijspel. ..;7 j?' . .. ;r|
Baptist Churdi) Sunday ^Evening. |
Organ prelude. ?
Song 61?Orr S6ng : book *. (All j
bring: your books.) '*
u Prayer. -?;?<; i'? - |
Song 316?-New Evangel; (Battl-e
Hymn "Of the Republic, 'by Julia
Ward Howe.'> ?.
i Reading of Scripture. Musical
Special: "Beautiful Land
Called iHome."-^by Wm. Barnes.-t
Miss Fannie Stark, soloist, mandolin <
obligato. v '
Prayer. '
Song-?"God Save Our Men"?on j
Aafl^ d|gtributed iff a^Ji/Sce\
B Announcements ad
J| M^icafe Special: \^Sg^rang^^ t!he- 4
Lost".?by W. A. Ogden. Miss 1
Elizabeth Edmonds, soprano^ Mrs. :
Nellie fylaye,. Sw<^>e, alto, Leslie M,
Swope,'(bas3, ' tenor. .
Sermon: ''The World on. Firej
While' Dwnj Glor^ ; /ih^aksj fiAIong
tfh? Horfeoijr; . (A-'sermon on 'the
f i*.i : ! <:<?,*?' I % < C"J- 4 >* * ,
presence and promise of the great
wi) } j i j,
' Spng'3ii: New Evarigdl. (Amerv
I da.)- 1 t? 1i f
Benediction.
COMMITTEE CENSURES
BLEASE AND McLAURIN
(Continued From Page One.)
! warning to the voters of the State
against possible betrayal by candidates
now seeking their suffrage. (
To Go Into Campaign
In providing for the election of a
United States senator for the unexpired
term of the late Senator Till
man, wnicn win extend approximately
tyro months beyond the' tenure
of Senator'Benet, the appointfee
of Governor Manning, 1 it was arranged
that candidates' for the short
term would canvass with the regii-'1
lar United States senatorial party.*
Ar-separate ticket Will fae prodded
iby-the exeietflivte committee for1 the
/short Jtetta candidates; 'Who/J will' Bfe,f
vbte&'for'in'the'tegt&ar jlrhriartf' fb?!
ohter candidates. The 'iassessfnerff
fee watfifix^d' at :$5'0'.' ifr today" Was de-'1
8igflatedi'ftB''th^' Ksft^&y foi1' ;'fHing'"
'pledges awd' the:'cafk#iigtfMfsvt6'; bp^tf'
-tjhe?< ifollbWitfg'!dSat1 -wrfch v? the1' '6'thefr1
senatorial c&hditfeft?s"at ''DTflofii'Sen-1*
ator: Betf<S-8nff 1
?re"thas fktf'tfte'bniy ikrididk&^Wli#
>fcave aflfiocWdfeS 'f&r'th#''jrHdtt5terihl''1
^^'Jdhn State ifhaiiftiift-'
if'meift'beF'ef ;fHb0,:niliiti#ft?
XHfcftWfafltfT ex&ittWe--l?orfc?
EVafeP'
tofctafcef e#6uldnW%??iP! fcotfiiilP*!
mentar^ 8t&<*
wou&J}g\P^4*fl?:jftrA?S0 to elefcfN
^e^Hucw^Mmnfni^h^
jgc$8IScroJ?oK& t&vmMiP**
flt0fr^iif?ftv^tWv^Rofiymhas
rlW?WjKPPWitt^ ftM*# eight <&&&'?gqHingflfta
%iprwfj5r?<wrrSena1*?}-TiH^
i W?brr$f?- L.Wjlie^po#p;'ofi Calumbia^
^adrwmflvincwl h? c?yMiid?CK ifer't^f
withdraw
.yhen {.that* .tfcerpartm <!&
?Ir. Eyaps vafrifcgin? considered:
SfNJHfsrOf #0<ie?;
fp&.,was rofdestafppeib the.iull *ermc
W$Ryv^.yt?jt to c?j;frj:rrv '. ol h:tn '-1'1
rivriV -nX(3bpV Resolutions.
' Th& flowing Resolution on Senar,r
tor'! Tillman's death! WaS prSpare^
W a' b'oMmfttee, composed1 of 'A!% E-1.
Padgett t^'E&ie^eid', W. W. feVai,.
ley of 'Abb^Virte,'kiia' f.a?. 'Williams j
of*4 Lancaster,' [a Acf' adopted by theexecutive
:(n ~r ; \[ j.,J
r,('''Wh'&eas, 'Aej^h f has removed from
our midst Benjamin Ryan Till-'
man, late senior Uiiilfeid States sena-.,
tor from South Carolina, and, .
'Whereas, the late Senator' Tillman
was'ex-officio a member of the
fState Democratic executive' committee,
and, ' ' 1 ' "f # .[
"Whereas, this ?>tate committee is
designed tb perpetuate and direct
the Democratic organization in
South iCaroiitfa. ' 'J,, !
"Therefore, be it"i-esolved, That
We 1 recognize the' distinguished serVidse
of the'decfeaSed' to the deWocra
cy of' this ST?te ' in his |' efforts ' to
purifj^ttfe ballot and often' the way<by'popWtar
V6te for a fuller expresr.
'kion of'public opinion, in the prk:
.yiv' ' *1>'.? 4t>*. I
mary; T ! :
' ' ''That w& commend his: cohstrucitive
Work'' as 1 gOverhor of : SouthCarolina?'
particularly as the leading
advocate of a policy that resulted- iru
'the foundation of 'two great institu-:
tions, to wit, Clemson College''and
Winthrop College,1 the un precedent*
'ed Attendance upon 'whteh has'more
th'ari" justified the' need for' their ex-r
istence; '
"That 'we recall with- pride his
great loyalty to his State and " the
naiton and appreciate the fact that>
a real' legacy< has been'left- to our,
State in the distinguished < services
that he 'rendered as United States;
;Senator:for-a quarter of a century;
; i "That we extend to the family of'
the deceased our fullest sympathies,
with the assurance that at the time
; It'iv.'jjiiih. .! -i . ; .
?%* -in-w;' ! ..." ' ' _ \ ''"J /Li/'A.
his death he enjoyed the confi
ience and support of the united den
ocracy of South flpolina, " perhap:
in greater Begreefflhan ever befor<
ojHthese resolutjftni
bel$spreJ| upon lijfi minutes of thi
Sw&te dfenocraticfexecutive c**pamitte
ana a copy furnished to th<
family of the deceased.!'
FRENCH UEUTENKNT tO
SPEAK IN ABBEVILLI
f ' p >? " nr j[ ?
L jVi$tfent i)ewier^icl?j,M o
thi French iligfo Commission -and 'o
the .Frenoh Army jvill speak in Ab
b^ville on-jJujyj 23rd, at 8:30 in th
evening according-? ta .an.{announce
ment made in Columbia by th
State Council of Defense. The yipi
of tK?r-.French officer was arrange
t r ' *r
through'fthe -lCounty Council of De
fense of .y^hiclj, P. Greene i
chairman* ~
The following is taken from th
Columbia State wiih regard to hi
coming:
" "A few days ago Mr; Reed Smit
received a telegram' from Byron W
Shimp of th'e"feofnmittee on publi
mlormation -wmcn reaa in pari
"Lieut.' 'Vihcfent Dewierzbicki of th
French high commission and ' th
French army has beeii Stationed 1 i:
ASheViHW,'N.- C.,' for six1 weeks work
ing jbifrtiy fo't Fterlch high: commis
siori and the speaking division of th
cotoittrittee * onJ public information th
firstcfhre'e days' 6f each' week. H
can devote1 <0 our Wofk-the lafct'thre
days."'1.'1'''. i T 'cah -assi^rf TiiAi t
ytrt*-f oir Work-In Sotit& Carolina Jill;
22:, 289f24.-;< J,; "? *' oj rr.-ov/
Mf."'Sitt'Hh 'Wired'Mr. fShirti^"'ah
t^est&^at he'-hMd 'the^ -Ffenc1
Heuteri'attT ttt recede i'-tfrttii^ h^-clduli
toftiAunkat'e^ 'with' th# fetter%v' Stat
artd -iftdtefttfed* hlir bfelief i iha
the" speakel- could -be flsgtf-'ko a- goo
advantage;:- .bo??w i
nY&tetday tMr' Smith Jinf orm*i th
committee oronr.publh? . jn?o*rmariio:
that ea^ageanents .'rHad rbeeri'jhmad
fdr lieutenant': Dtoviorzbicfcb': i a
GreehwboiffAbbeville andoAawlerso]
t>n iht tfateBynanedi^/ioil in errrt
> Tfce^e'opTfe ate7 in
tttW#aB&3nqftt$evStt at?tfc<!f'tfm
^e&Kni
thi&rtAifitofcfittoPafm J#aK;o ri'";il{
XMt *T ' -t.-P-. rffi f.T t.OVM'MT ,
'b.tc r.Tcibfoc 71 to t>of?!fc tyloil o:!.
.vwrtooxoob to": h.'rrcw t-i\i niw 1
sm
'r-'r^rineflts*!
Y9i}~. c^rr/r:r'I ot novo.rr-vimrtoo
<4?'7fr eifr r!:fv/ bovmi: (
1* riK .vrut/v
." . ,.n?!v7j.'a 5.J9Jo;ao:? * m ?iaM> '
;ohi y/y/loi:s7 3?f oil 3r/i;
r . 1
* arvj AH A*wtV$i{ ?^.5r:rrirft v^frriw.t J
loto |Mjn|r: o"?j3 firs |i;!
^tuesdaji
< t:i:r.$2'jv eii: j c r>nn v.'nn
(i .vrcj-'iv- rrnviwoA ;?:i- i
, t !rc aillrli m.'I' .v;.
4r cri ; rr^o* Mi. i
; T'u"v>. it'.tinn
rr:
Wai
! . i: f .I
By MF
' i i H
./ vt/'ii iV
. i An Anderson bo:
give an Illustrated
arMtes."1 He wilt ex
! ?]?Kin OJlMT .Vt :? f-.-.'irVOti r.J
Trench Heln
; Bayonets, I
a Germ*
f.ir: * tc \ j .f j ' ? #::
./ tH'ere are only t
war weapons were
and are the exact ^
hnvs trirlav
t. : j ,c> ' ^
11 1
.; .H*.i
/Admission 25<
. .1 il> .J i - * '
- wm. McAllister in acciden
Little JVilliam McAllister, son <
Mr.?!. Minister, fell from 01
j^f Bs BathM^s-r wagon^-Tuesdj
^""poimngrindw^'asxslimtlsrhtirt^ it
" wasreittfig cm the\f^ont'vseat^yn
the-^-driver, $when r^an J&tmnobi
g
stopped the horses suddenly, thro^
-"ing William Troln ~;ffieP?wagorK"ai
between the
tp ?yy n m 2i 1
f
j "MADE IN
:! U S A "
y| 1^:
d! |C|^
, I U tionial /cooperation is <
h mjm .c-o rai^J.fj'KZ crapiiTt .,
d wiP"^
0 Pw Amerieiuli who Control
t El H.eSotbit^V the'KEEf
1 By^ppbi^fing- American !
a! H ^-9''tHB<'SWEliESBURC
e| H .ypr-irrll ei?:ioHp...
t K=? .g'rvibAjM .0 JJf.TloM
gj j
to npr, nT<gli?i? nmaitl fiAiiTi
.t>nuo3 .
ro ./rio ru'.'. r o*'i ReJtm fargon
Ic
c >.fi<ui. j. tn otar,o i?-!.??>ii 3'b:ii
ind D;ii if^r.ojcri; J->.tji 2t?:r!#i:r rln
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([ I, m tstcr icfivjr.w.y i; 17^3^ or.
ill: 1o Toc.io/n i .--8 n^nind I
at 9 P. M
1:vi n. mo'j j b*??r v<9\ i?.-:ri vii r?*<:
//it rrMffOTi." fi ji o:w .l^fiiioii'''7 o.
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ii.w .j.c-mK 9 .votr'u
L. ROWLAND CA
3;fl' ?.*
m f:isoy c:;f
rwho Ms Just returned
.Lecture ...showing,the a
:hibit.i .r-ic r.'l .(*.
lets, Gas Masks
Shells, Hand Gi
.?< I! r.l-. ' . fl l.'.i' i'lf"?
m Machine Gui
wo of these rapid fire g"
taken from the first li
1. j
kVeapu^is utuiig useu ci?
y and 35c. Nc
! in ; 7 ! '.' J ?"ilS *
i ;
i. . .V;?. .
IT VISITING THE OLD HOME.
0f Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Owen and
ie tWr familywt brighAhildren, spent
we^ghnxhe moflBtains of North 'I
Ie Cfroljdlu ifey mL&Jfre trip in
fch th^eir fcr art* visijM the ^elat'ves of
ta^Mr. g<mi& as ? up as
w- Greensboro, where he was born, and
i'dj visiting alt 'the haunts- of hia^child;
8 hood. |
7 I *" * n V-'**
:The label KEEP-kckjll^EM
r<is to Summer Clothes' U
, for men; and young i'/H
men what-the Mint H
mark ii to a1 gold doI-'mJ
lar. It's a guarantee H
of value. Also of style E9
and comfort. "'; H
ifi fr>'>" ,';i i . -v
The label KEEP'KOOL El
on a Suit means H
W that the cloth was B-|
# "MADE IN U. S. A." H
if and one of the most H ,
1 j vital things you can 1 'U
jj.' do is to leiid yoiir in- "1 H
r I dividual; support to H
I 1 * -jL J H
I American industries. u n
: '.v(: i<: t <v. it ?n SB
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