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r. 1 y WHITE FIRES ON REPUBLICANS his n ?^ / pu . . Washington, July 5.?George tj,( y. White, Democratic national chairjg man, turned on some political fire- co works Sunday night with the issut; ance of a Fourth of July statement charging the present Republican j tjc * - - 1--L I i administration wren navmg lost uic ex confidence of the people by failure ti\ to remedy any conditions harrassing ^ the country. aib That statement, virtually amount- jnj "ed to an end of the political truce proclaimed at the outset of the Hard to ing administration, carried the first pe <word from the Democratic chairman ' since he called upon the Democratic j 'members of Congress to '"go along constructively and not obstructively.! ^ w ? ? - ft/ flia T?a I w~i rJJiVCUICU Wic uciajr Vi wre *vw-| --an administration to bring ed peace and predicted the utter an i of any attempt to do so by th< ssional resolution such as just < and signed since he prepared of t n IP I/. I For CASI BlSaturdav.. 15 lbs. Best Rice for ... BUI, 8 lbs. Parched Coffee B | 8 lb Bucket Lard for 30 Bars Gold Band Sc 8ratt||Six Plugs New Coon ^?"2 1-2 gallons Apple prs. Child's Tennis ; |B|lO yds. No. 250 Bed T m H yds No. 350 Bed Tic fflP||$l-50 Silk Hose for ... [doz. Mason Jar Top 10-qt. Galvanized I I GENERAL ME1 Ev:*-' % Bf* Bailey each Cadet is und 9MH^-pht,time he reaches the school unl g K|*n^ 'f ^Blilsy is recognized by the t HMM^fflffiinBUry equipment. Military. < . P'ilAft Summer over 200 applic N^H|gnBUR|jp&fc?tions and letters of inquiry ^BHH^HBtaflvou to send in your applical mp#. > statement. He indicted the Re- J blicans for failure to re-establish < 2 coutry's economic balance. 1 "I take this patriotic occasion to i ngratulate and complment the J mocartic Party upon its attitude < tvard the Republican administra- t in on its forbearace towards the i ecutive and its efforts of construce helpfulness in legislation, plac- 1 g the interests of the country 1 ove partisan interest, again prov- 1 z its moral and political integrity, < ; true patriotism and its devotion 1 the" interests of the nation and its 1 ople," he concluded. ] ] AKE WIVES HELP DEFRAUD 1 Washington, July 5.?Two 'fake" ves, a real wife and a shall-shock- , soldier converted the eternal tri- ( gle into a quadrangle that amazed i e shock-proof Washington police, s Clarence Howard, former member ^ the American Expeditionary 1 ! l ' -1 \ M HL H "v lb 4R| fli^b T / /. * 4 S ? !s * -jjjj ,), 2 4 Only. 1; July 9th j" 1 :!;1 $i.oo |! for1. $1.00 <|j.| $1.00 I i >ap for t. $1.00 i|iij Tobacco for $1.00 | rinegar... ~~,$i.oo |! Shoes for .... $1.00 ij: is for $1.00 ' icking for.... $1.00 iking for...... $1.00 $1.00 j|r sfor.... $1.00 ijj buckets $1.00 lorse Co. ICHANDISE V Maeji^sja/siMSJSfifeiaMSajaaa^ .ITARY INSTITUT vtwood, s. c rs and Instructors. 35) Foreign Countries Rep te is one of the largest reparatory schools in tl affords pleasure and physical deve! est swimming pool of any male instil faculty of experienced and promin er the close personal control and wi til he leaves for hit bone. and the cadets with an atmosphere t ices thrown around them are not ex< fnited State* Government and suppli< discipline develop* loyalty, neatness, ktions came in after all available spa ' are coming in each day. If you con ion at a very early date. Write fc F. N. K. BAILEY, SUPERINTEND! D MASTER. Jitadel. The last three years as com force and two of his "wives" Sunlay night were in police stations lere as a result of an ingenious ind alleged successful attempt to defraud the War Risk Insurance Bujau. The arrests came as a result of ;he unexpected appearance ' of the real Mrs. Clarence Howard. She uncovered to local authorities ler soldier husband's alleged unfaithfulness and his alleged use of :he falce wives to obtain his monthly ;ompensation of $160. Howard has jeen a shell shock patient at the Vtyunt Alto Hospital here. Two pretty young war workers?Gladys Dove, 20, of Hardwood, Md., and Selen Dennison, 18 of 1755 P street ?are the alleged conspirators. It is alleged that the plan was working out with complete success mtil Mrs. Howard showed up in Washington. After repeated and unsuccessful attempts to get money rrom her husband, Mrs.' Howard went to the War Risk Bureau and nade inquiry of officials to learn jvhy she was not getting monthly compensation. She was told that the noney had been paid regularly, but lenied having receive it. Finally she fee was shown an affidavit bearing ler signature. Mrs. Howard declared t a forgery. An immediate investigation was >egun by local detectives, aided by be Secret Service, resulting in the irest of Howard and his two "fake" vives. It is charged that Miss Denlison signed the affidavit that she vas Howard's wife and obtained the >150 allowance. Miss Dove is held is an accessory. The police state the rio live together at an apartment louse whenever Howard obtained I eave frdm the hospital. ruitixiivt UKJVL rUK DELINQUENT TAX PAYERS Columbia, July 5.?*A squad of welve deputy collectors for the department of internal revenue, will m Wednesday of-this week, begin ah ntensive drive to wind up all delinquent payers of federal taxes. Every ndividual and corporation in the] itate with unpaid taxes charged to | heir accounts will be reached. The Collectors will start with Coumbia, rounding up the tax "dodg;rsr' here first. 'From here they will rrt firnno'pVmrtr at nViarlpst.on. and .hence to other parts of the etate, zntil every county is cbvered. The ;welve will -work in one squadron, j H. L. Gather, of Atlanta, super-, risor of revenue collectors for the itates of South Carolina, Georgia,1 Florida and Alabama, has 'been in; 3olunrt>ia for several days, making] reparations for the intensive cam-! >aign. If the squadron fail to "clean ip" the state by September 3, it is irobaible that collectors from other actions of the country wfrl ibe sent n to assist with the work in South Carolina. iSoft drink taxes, luxury taxes, war axes, admission taxes and every >ther variety of Uncle Sam's taxes, still due, will be collected (by the special agents. C. K. Lewis of Columbia, assistant field deputy for the office of internal revenue here, will lead the flying squadron in its attack on the delinquent tax payers. < i 2 Cadets. & | resented. | j[ ;?j and best | jj ^ he South. Jll I lopment. Moderaly equipped mtion in the state. Twenty acre '! ent educators who uidtritasd g itchfsl care of inatructora from | hat will encourage noble think:elled by any school in the land. g k1 by the War Department with 1 obedience and devotion to duty. | ice had been taken. , template patronizing Bailey we || ir our handsomely illustrated ENT. I mandant of cadets. $ DAY?$ DAY?$ DAY?$ DA-1 ift r ? iD Mmd s ut 1 At fn-ftnerativi < ^ ? Saturday i$ the time you have t DOLLAR WILL Read the list below of thir < 30 Bars Export Soap try ^ 3 Cans Best Dessert, F 3 Cans No. 2 Sliced F 6 No. 2 Cans Army R J 7 No. 3 Can Pie Peacl ^ O Pano N/v 9 diidrav P< "*S >/ VUllO A 1 V? M WUgWl -W* ^ 6 Cans Swifts 12 oz. C 9 Cans No. 2 Swifts P * x ** ^ 8 C^ns No. 1 Corned ? Best Wash Shirt, $1.71 17 Pounds Sugar ^ 18 pounds Best Head ] O 1% Bars Palm Olive S< T - > * Co-Operative ^ Nothing charged at tl DAY?$ DAY?$ DAY?$ D |3iafSIS?3J3IBf5J3?aiSIS/5Ef3ISrS?SISfSJSI3MSJ3JSJSJSISfSMSr2ISIc I Southern Rs ffl a *% r\ t a AJNIN' | Summer Ex I From ABB1 | TO R-T. FAI | Asheville, N. G. ... $ 9.80 | Black Mountain, N. G. .... . ' 10.88 ||. Beaufort, N. G. . . . . 26.79 jj ^ Canton, N. G 11.02 I Flat Rock, N. G. . . 8.21 ? Gastonia, N. C 8.79 I Hot Springs, N. C 12.32 1 Lake Junaluska, N. G 11.45 1 Murphy, N. G. . . ^ 17.43 I Saluda, N. G : 7.64 ?j Swannanoa, N. G 10.52 JH TiiYpHn N f! 8.0f) | Wrightsville Beach, N. C 19.86 jji (8 per cent war Tickets at above rates are now on i 1 with final limit returning October 31, 1 all points on both the going and return I In addition to the above points, sun e other resorts throughout the United S Pacific Coast. I Spend Your Va< Mountains Of We 1 LIVE 01 I "The Lai I GOLF, TENNIS, H0R8EBACK RIDING, muuniw Convenient schedules and t ! I ed information consult nearest II System, or address: III R. C. C | | District P. | I SPARTA r?$ DAY-$ DAY-SiHHBHH W 1, >^5 A - ?< _ L ' )PE ? s Mercantile Cos ?' > A >een waiting for?the day when a | DO ITS DUTY. 4+ igs a Dollar will buy at this store: & $1.00 . 1* Caches $1.00 'ineapple $1.00 > oast Beef $1.00 1^' C/3 ' lies $1.00 p >rn $1.00 " > 'orned Beef $1.00 eas $1.00 p Beef Hash $1.00 ^ -i 5 value .... c $1.00 ; .$1.00 ?* Rice $1.00 >ap I $1.00 v .i * [ Miurponhla In f liiu uuiuiv vv* & iese prices Strictly Cash . > AY?$ DAY?$ DAY?$ DAY?$ \ ^ ' i/SJ5JSJSJBJBJSJ2JSJSJ5JSI2J5Ic2IS/SJBfBJSISfEf5J5f5IBIBJ5JBIBI5J51B?SI5IBEf05JSJ5 lilway System | DUNCES.... ' ' "|: ' / iiwoiAn Fa i*oc .VUIOIUII A U1VO I EVILLE, S. C. IIE TO ' > R-T. FARE 1 Biltmore, N. G $ 9.72 j| Brevard, N. C. . . 9.80 g Bryson, N. G 14.04 K Clyde, N. C 11.24 8 ' Fletchers, N. Gi 8.93 jg Hendersonville, N. G >. 8.43 g Isle of Palms, S. C. ... ... 16.22 Lake Toxaway, N:;G 11.09 S ~ ' c\o K-r ? Morehead City, im. u zo.ut ra Skyland, N. C 9.22 | Tryon, N. C ' 7.06 | ' Virginia Beach, Va 30.70 J Waynesville, N. C. . 11.67 ? ta x to be added) S sale and will continue until September 30, I! 1921. Stopovers; are permitted at any and^ ji trip. . . ' I imer excursion lares are authorized to many j| tates, and'special attractive fares to the g ij i I * I nation In the Glorious 1 stern North Carolina. JTDOORS ' ' ...IN... |; nd Of the Sky" MOTORING, .FI&HINQ, CAMPING, AND I JN CLIMBING. | hrough train service, and for detail- I ticket agent, Southern Railway, | :OTNER, I assenger Agent, jf} NBURG, S. C. . | jaEjaaaiafSisjEisisisiaaiajejsiafs/sJSjajsJS/afsiejri/ara/sie/aiaiSjefaja/e/se^ . ... >..-< ss. ? . U{<