The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, November 29, 1922, Image 2
The Piigelairi Journal
The pupei' that icetn ivnalti for Its
Mvertiser*. J
Published Wednesday Mornings
by Robert S. Latimer.
Roberi S. Latimer. Editor.
? ' November 29, ,1922.
I BIBLE THOUGHTS
I For This Week hb
[h Bibta Thoug-ht* mamorirad. will pror* I '
)f j prioatau beriUc* in after yean. i
? teguinEmr/rSKBag^cg^^-;" tansSj ? _
IT Can't Hk Donk. No man cvajti
serve two masters: for either he wlllr
bate the one. and love the other;." or
else he Avill hold to the one, and
spise the other. Ye eannot serve^'0Odl
and mammon. Mutt. 6:24.
WHAT THE EDITOR SAYS
Good b'yu football.
'Possums and Haters are rjpP
Yum, yum'.
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving
Day.\ ChristHlfts next and time
mo*res right on.
If all the brag was taken out
of some individuals and som
States, there would be nothing
left but a pile of nothiug.
If Truman H. Newberry wl^|
bought a seat in the United
States Senate, looks like a pi$
ture of him recently published^
the wonder is not that he qulj
the Senate, but that the Setup!
did not quit him long ago.
Ex governor Sidney J. Oatfcs;
of Florida has been tried and acquitted
of peonage. F^e is about
the third governor or ex tojjn
tried 011 different charges, puj
so far no damage done. ItTjj
said that where there is minjh
smoke there must he some^ii^^j
won Id do t^cicduty aAd keep the
Nationalist out ofJRurope it would,
be well for the 'future peace o|
^ the world. We fear the groali
. powers lack the backbone to do
what they really want to do and
know what is best to do.
President Harding is consideriH
ing the packing merger with 'Jkri.
open mind," we are told Jf
President would close his mind
occasionally he might be aole to
retain something on it, Oolum-bia
Record. ^#2
And why should not the Pr^s'-i
ident consider the packing m$r*
ger with "an open mind."
will more than likely be in tra
packing business two years
.hence.
Georges Clemanceau the wartime
premier of Prance and who
is known as the "Piery Tiger."
reached America Nov. 18. He^
has, of course, made speeches.
He has told us that Germany is
preparing for another war. It
may be true. The Germans are
? none too good to revive the strut;*
gle if they thought they, ipightf
win* rl'he allies unfortunately
made peace too soon, possibly
leaving in the minds of the Gor
mans that the great war was a
draw. Hut we wonder how much
Germany has been encouraged
y bTurkey's success in overriding
the allies willV Then how'much
of Turkey's success against' the
Greeks is due to the moral and
financial aid slie received from
Prance? Then, again, we wonder
how much effort the "Tiger"
put forth to keep Prance from
aiding Turkey? If Germany has
been encouraged to defy the allies
because her ally Turkey sueOrtnrl
tol ? ? ' * - 1
111 uuiii^ so, unci France
enabled Turkey to succeed, tlfen
Franco has encouraged Germany
to do w hat s1k> has and may do
,
initio way of preparing lor another
war. If Germany does
succeed in hringing on war in
the fnt.nr?? I*1!-!.""" *-;,i ?... :
, . . ...i. ? 111 uf 111 pa ri
to blame. She will ha\e to lake
fcer nieflieine. j
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WMISRKET?
The ?u prepay ooa rt of the *Ut?
hut decided that Governor Harj
vey was wrong In revoking pa
roles. Of oonrse this court fl
the last resort in South Carolina
and right or wrong the decision
stands until the people, who are
the power, say it must stand tid
longer. It is our honest opin
ion that notwithstanding Vh?*d<?Governor
,' i- The supreme
up ?* men w,u> Are
^HSRAH^KLttH the office of gdv^HSNW
^nilL'd by men who are
| "SnjBKfTRey err just as other
i3lWb:> They are nd iiiOr? in?^ier
ltl- n ary infa^"
I of our contenSSmB
the learned jurists may
is the fact that they
fwJBfcree auaon^ themselves,
UjgMgSpl^wbo is no doubt just as
the others, dissented,
ptjA^glhat1 Governor Harvey
QgjffKfiffi?eed his authority. As
HBsyaer ?ro<>f that the court is
WHKtS be wrong as that the
^Bwqgrior is wrong, is the fact
1 relative to paroles was
llUt^ men who were just as
W as those who have de
the law does not hold good,
fad fa rther, used by governors
Ithout question for many years,
' fan, most of whom were able
fan. and if we mistake not, one
o these governors now on the
: faich.
decision of the supreme
ckipi' will about do away with
w^jfdrole system. If so. then
* m&W, good may come out ol
t 1^pnl<stake of the judges, if s
f iCwfiice was made by them, foi
iffifajfatem has been woefully
in the past b? some ol
I t5HK$jl?vernors- Criminals are
?*>fre6-because one governor
them conditionally anc
jl^SjjRflr. governor has no author
HH^QOrrect the mistakes be
J^^Hb^reral fallible men have
rattbf'^out of his hands the pow
-T^jSkwo bad that just as out
J^^BntOfs are awaking to the ab
IflrSjf bet-essitv of law enforce
{ BQ|K}id lessoning the evils o
Ljy^^ma'and paroles, some of oui
Ifla^fcimd judges should, unin
M MjWially throw obstacles .r
know of no gover
state who has showr
-ImKmBI], more determination
yl Kof' ' - the law and give tin
good government thar
ml ef^v'
of yur governors who has had s<
dBBM^nbstacles in the way in th<
^ ajSUength of time. Discour
atfjfcg, but we are glad the gov
^MBw''lo'"nintr up ^ie
3^KS2l$*i will have another mar
rMURfVci'llOr who we believe wil
kfiffipf^tftrpresent governor. W?
in our people. The)
I ^njJBk'iect this and other mat
ajHH^Bpding correction. The)
jHB&acfcNip an honest official it
.'Plie Churches
|H|ftiQdiit Prot slant Church.
vRgjelfl'hd v\ i I observe Thanks
WEvX 4H> 4V"-' 41 union Thanks
Hr 'V; - if' ai Rose Mil
Pliluckmou v\il
All cburchei
I ,ets meet for a
<>011? service.
I at 10 o'clock
ordially inviie<
k. Pastor.
E. Ri<
?For?.
FRESH
MEAT
?And?
BEST OF Fl:
Headq
FANCY AND HI
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SHOES A
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Sbop.
'^^KTls nWMWven that the
C&urt. of Commoi^Teas for Chester
floUl County, Pall term, will
convene on Monday, December
; 4tlh 1P22 at l(Xo'c|mik A. M.
J urors and witnesses take ftotied,
(3rkri(i Jurors need not attend.
V W. J. DOUGLASS,
Nov. 11. 1922 Olerlr of Court.
Locales Here
Dr. J. W. Boylston, of Spring
field, S. C., has located in Pageland
and mav be found in the
building now occupied by the
New Barber Shop. He will rto
all kinds of veterinary work. He
will operate, when necessary, at
, the Phillips' stables and at night
may be found at the Blackwell
hotel. We are glad Dr Boylston
has located in this section as a
veterinarian is needed here.
War Savings Certificates
W.i ? fino too r\ 110
TV ni tjovui^o vet vi i iv>n vvo uuc
| Jan. 1, 1923^ may be presented
at any time on or after Nov, 15,
1922 for payment, at maturity.)
s If you have certificates without
1 cards you should make requisi'
tion for cards at once. See your
^ postmaster, he will inform you.
: Notice of Proceedings
(or Dissolution
i Notice to Stockholders
Pursuant to Section No. 2818,
Volupie No. 1, Code of Laws for
' the state of South Carolina, you
will take notice that at 10 o'clock
A M., December 80, 1922, at the
* office of R. E. Hanna, Attorney,
Bank of Cheraw Building, Cha
I raw. S. C.; there will be held a
meeting of the stockholders ol
the Chester held Cotton Association
for the purpose of consider
ing jl resolution that the said
corporation go into liquidation;
wind up its affairs and dissolve.
Please attend this meeting in
person or if impossible for yofctc
do so sign and return theAnclm
W. Covington, V. P. .
Acting President
PROXY
I hereby constitute and agnoint
.7. W. Covington as my proxy fcc
represent me in meeting called
for Oeceinl>er 30 1022. for the
purpose of considering resolu
tion that the Chesterfield Cotton
Association go into liquidation;
wind up its affairs and disolve.
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S
Notice of Election
'I In* public v. ill plea.se take
not'er that the annual decline
for Intendant and Wardens of the
- Town of Pageland will be held
- on the 26 day of December, 1922
I Further notice is- given that the
. hco'^ of registration will be
1 op? n d in Kennington's Phar
9 mao on the 4 dav of Dec. 1922
t an?t that G. W. Kennington, Jr.,
has been appointed Supervisoi
. of R/gistration; said books will
be open for.registration for twe
I weeks only
J, B. Arant, Intendnntf
S. B. Eubanks, Clerk.
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fresh Goods.
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