The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, November 29, 1922, Image 3
The Piigeland Journal
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The put>ci' that jo1** ifHUitS for lt?
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Published Wednesday Mornings
by Robert S. Latimer. , ;
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Robert S. Latimer, Editor.
. November 29, ,1922. ,
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i BIBLE THOUGHTsI ]
ji ? For This Week ? J 1,
M Bibla Thoughts mcinonwd, will pron a [HI I
after J
It Can't Hk Donk. No mun ciwflj
serve two masters: for either he wHlrY
hate the one. and love the other; Ott"!
else he 'will hold to the one, and $P*fl
spisr the other. V*- cannot wi-vp -CNqM
' ^ and mammon. Mutt. 6:24. .v^jj
WHAT THE EDITOR SAYS fp'1
Good bye football.
'Possums and Haters are rJpe>
Yum, yum'.
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving
Day. \ Christ?iTl!is next and time
mores ritxht on.
If all the brag was taken out?
of some individuals and some
States, there would be nothing
left but a pile of nothing.
If Truman H. Newberry whflp
IhoilffhY. a eont in ^3
States Senate, looks like a
ture of "nim recently pul lishejM
the wonder is not that lie gcMi
the Senate, but that the SeAfljiB
did not quit him long ago.
Ex governor Sidney J. Cattea
of Florida has been tried and a?!W
quitted of peonage. F(e is abouu
the third governor or ex to<$ri
tried on different charges, buw
so far no damage done. ft ;!
said that, where there is mu^H
smoke there must he some
The Rationalist of Turkey have
run "the ohftfomed JEL
1>B?Tidi, dl'I'hiJiii.vV Now If tne allies
would do their duty and keep the
Nationalist out oj^Surope it woul(k
be well for the * future peace of J
" the world. We fear the tfreatj
x powers lack the backbone to dnl
what they really want to do and
know what is best to do.
President Harding is consider^
ing the packing merger with "A1*
open mind,*' we are told Jf tiro
President would close his mt}id]
occasionally he might be aole to]
retain something on it, Colfttafcl
bia Record. I
And why should not the Prd?*i
ident consider the packing m0r*j
ger with "an open mind." IJ?d
will njore than likely he in
- % packing business two voneuJ
hen op.
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Georges Cleinancean the wartime
premier of France and who
is known as the "Fiery Tiger."
readied America Nov. 1H. He#
has, of course, made speeches.
He has told us thai Germany is
preparing for another war. It
may ou inu?. 1 tie Hermans are
? none too good to revive tlie strng*
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gle if they thought they, ipightr ,
win. The allies unfortunately
made peace too soon, possibly
leaving in the minds of the Ger
mans that the great war was a
draw, lint- we wonder how much
Germany has been encouraged
ybTorkey's success in overriding
the allies will? Then how^nuch
ofTurkey's success against' the
Greeks is due t?> the moral and
financial aid she received from
Prance? Then, again, we wonder
how much effort the "Tiger"
put forth to keep France from
aiding Turkey? If Germany has
Vlfien 4" r 1
vvwinnKVll IIMII'iy Hie HI- I
lies because her ally Turkey niicceeded
in lining so, and France
enabled Turkey to succeed, tlfen
Prance lias encouraged Germany
to do what sIk- lias and may do
in,the way of preparing tor another
war. If Germany does
succeed in hrin^inK i?'i war in
the fut ure, France will he in part
to blame. She will have to lake
Jjer medicine. ,?
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Theauprewe courtof thestate i
ha* decided that Governor HllJ
vey was wrong in revoking pfl
roles. Of oonrse this court H
the last resort in South OarolinaH
and right or wrong the decision
stands until the people, who are j[
the power, say it must stand 1i5
longer. It is our honest opinioirtbat
notwithstanding $qq de- '
^idon- pl the cn.;ft) Governor
>w .' Vgnt. The supreme
JWafttiBkde up of men who are
^MHpMHlKLnH the office of gdv'^HWy^e^Riifcd
by men who are
b^%|Hp^They err just as other
Thdr Ovb nrl UIH-.
I Cjth^r ifcC'n are infal\Toot
of our contene
learned jurists may
is the fact that they
se among themselves,
o is no doubt just as
ihe others, dissented,
at1 Governor Harvey
eed his authority. As
roof that the court is
be wrong as that the
wrong, is the factr
itive to paroles was
in who were just as
those who have de
iw does not hold good,
r, used by governors
Without.question for many years,
<en, most of whom were able
lien, and if we mistake not, one
o these governors now on the
frneii.
JThjd decision of the supreme
ckurjT will about do away with
^"taprole system. If so. then
good may come out of
iftflnisfcake of the judges, if a
MMffee was made by them, for
IflgAlltpm has Iimoii wnnfullv
Kiin the past b?. some or
ivernors. .Criminals are
edbecause one governor
jj. them conditionally and
t governor has no authorU0rrect
the mistakes be
l$veral fallible men have
Mit of his hands the pow
people gave him.
too bad that just as our
ors are aw&k'mg to the ab
f Necessity of law enforce(htf
lessoning the evils of
ft and paroles, sotne of our
i^Hnwou judges snouia, unlnthrtiw
obstacles in
PkpEjigKr Wo know of no goverFvKSjI;'"'
state who has shown
HUl, more determination,
FS the law and give the
pflwIP good government than
I th'f p r eso rrt 1
of frur governors who had so J
^ fijgD^sta<-!t\s in the way in the
.flPSMMenirth of time Discnnr. 1
Ibfit we ure glad the govjpkeeping
up the fight
will have another man
Bfehor who we believe will
jb^rpresent governor. We
fit in our people. They
nVdct this and other inai
feeding correction. They
It^up an honest official in
lie Churches
iodist fVol slant Church.
plflifd w i I observe Thanksl4rt>
vv"'' 11 union ThunksC%Vj
v ie- -.it Rose Hill
Bgvi : n;.:ht nl 7:15 p. m.
jgK^ R. Blcckmon will
??v. i rvii cuiirciies
wilUtflke pn. I ,jts meet for -at
len|Mfc$t! (? t >onp service.
Sl,!l^Hru>! U o'clock.
cordially invited
' ' %%:W' Ouick. Pastor.
Wr. E. Ric
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?For?.
FRESH
MEAT!
?And'?
BESTOFFIS
Hcadqui
FANCY AND HE
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SHOES AH
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the
shop
In see
^H^^^Bsdop
n^^HpTven that the
Churt. of Commoi^Teas for Chesterfield
County, Pall term, wllli
convene on Monday, December
4th, 1922 at l(Wcbtik A. M, ,
Jurors and witnesses take ftotiCA
. .. 4 . - ' Griirid
Jurors need not attend.
\ W. J. DOUGLASS,
Nov. 11.1922 Clerk of Court.
Locales Here
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Dr. J. W. Boylston, of Spring
field, S. C.. has located in Pageland
and may be found in the j
building now occupied by the
New Barber Shop. He will do
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
War Savings Certificates due
Jan. 1, 1923i may be presented
at any time on or after Nov, 15,
1922 Cor payment, at maturity.*
If you have certificates without
card* you should make requisition
for cards at once. See your
postmaster, he will inform you.
Notice o! Preceedings
for Dissolution
Notice to Stockholders
Pursuant to Section No. 2818,
Volujne 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, Cheraw,
S. C.i there will beheld a
meeting of the stockholders of
the Chester held Cotton Association
for the purpose of coiisider
ing & resolution that, the said
corporation go into liquidation;
wind up its affairs and dissolve.
Please attend this meeting in
person or if impossible for you Vol
do so sign and return theApclhM
W. Covington, vlPl 3
Acting President.
PROXY
I hereby constitute and annoint
J. W. Covington as my proxy to
represent me in meeting called
for December 30 1022. for the
purpose of considering resolution
that the Chesterfield Cotton
Association go into liquidation;
wind up its affairs and disolve.
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Notice ot Election
'1 he public v. ill please take
not'ec that ihe annual election
for Intendant and Wardens of the
Town of Pageland will he held
on the 26 day of December, 1922
Further notice is given that the
hcofc* of registration will be
op? n< d in Kennington's -Phar
mao on the 4 dav of Dec. 1922;
and that G. W. Kennington, Jr.,
has been appointed Supervisor
of R/gistration; said hooks will
be open for registration for two
weeks only
J, B. Arant, Intendantf
S. B. Eubanks, Clerk.
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