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s, VOLl'ME L1IU 3UMBER Si jiEWBERRY, S. C? TUESDAY \PRIL ?V, lOffi ZZI " ' 1 ,UJ ,',M>- TJVICE A WEEK, $1^0 A YEAR. -I A M K S (. KINAIJI) W IXS i THP rj oratorical COXTEST IMfc 1) J. A. Brown Jr.. Finishes Second HC With Thomas Hail (ilenn in Third I'iaee. (.001) The -"tare. Greenwood, April 2\.?James C. ??ro5ft Wwberrv col-1 Factional ixiiiaiw. - ? re?e. won The South Carolina inter- ty. V collegiate oratorical contest here tonight. speaking on "Millions for De io sc."' Second honors went to J. A. J jjie j)( Crown. Jr.. of Furman. whose ' 0ijna in, jeer was "The Fallacy in Prepared- (ie]0?;)fpS 1 vent ions fib: V ; . v- 'f p t <-> % f -xMr < ... :'-vS^n| fe;. , 1 .ne*-," and third place was awarded > ticn." to <:homag Hall Glenn of Wofford,' ]u .\en who spoke of "A New Ideal of Inter- j Qt- ^ c natio alism " T , 1 along fac The contest tonight marked its re-1 ? / , of the ch turn to Greenwood after an absence; u * -.o, 1 u j ana men smce the sprigs: of lJll, when the; <orators have been heard in the audi- j C0lILt.v c torium of Wi throp college. Rock 01 ^6 Hill. Tcnight it was in the chapel of I chosen s 7.ander College. j ?f the su Greenwood people welcomed the Blease. :iate Intercollegiate Oratorical asso-j One ot v-iation's home coming and the large ! dorsed H auditorium was crowded with an aud- J <.ongre6s ience that listened attentively to the ' solicitor. z ine collegians. < ]n sev< Long since the r.onor of winning j sons" we the State contest has been one cov- j t;onc; oted by ambitious speakers in every: p0]i0xv male institution in the State and to- : ! organizat night's orators showed that men of , , I clubs: ability were representing the respeci tive colleges and universities. Preparedness, and the great war. Preside came in for their full share and where Secreta a speaker did mot choose one of these Commi as his main tcpic, he usually alluded j Delesa; to them some time during his ora- \lterna &*a. j "The judges for tonight's contest j prec;^c ?tf-o- j q Evans. Spartanburg; M. { gecreta >nderson; J. B. Park, | .' t t? atfn'pili Florence I ^oinmi TT. S McKeovn or Clemson. presi-j of Tho a-ociation. presided. Music was furnished by the B. M. T. or- Preside ofcestra. Vice-Pi nvV H. Youngblood of the Presby. Secret a ^ terian College of South Carolina was J Commi elected president of the association; i Delegai Frank Edwards. Erskine. vice presi-1 Howell. I dent: H. R. Drake. Furman. record-! i :r *rr secretary: R. w. Sea?e, Xewberry. j pre5;j(ie < rrresnondinsr secretary; F R. Rosr- i i becreta or- the Citadel, treasure**: executive T, ? . j Kxecut (- mmittee. J. 1>. Brandenburg. Uni- r, ,, i F o!k. Vt rs'tv of Smith Carolina: E. P>ur-1 Tv , T-rrt. Wofford. J. (). K. Sanders. Coi-{ f I070 of Charleston: A. B. Dick. Clem-j 0mer* <=or>. I Preside The Hf "aid and News will print the j ^ ice-}>: I s;>"erh of Mr. Kir.ard in the next is- bccietii s :e. It i> on a live subject and Mr. ' ^ omm; Kinard ha dies it in an interesting Delega and thoughtful manner. The Greenwood Journal in speak-j Pre?:d<kir _r of the contest has the following { Conimi v:> say of the winner: j Delesral I'opulur Subject, ' ^ The w; ning oration t i:< i - ! : \ the horn -. ' pillar chord, hut young r. K'nard America. ; -robably would have been given first \Vi]s0n's : - had he selected some other sub- ? wari ; t. ?! he fact that subject matter; ment. H n.d Ititle io do with the decision of) America:; :"i j ;]ges was shown in second place j prepare -oiiig 10 ?vlr. Hrown who admittedly j country ? oke on a subject that has not ap- to prote< aled very uuich to the public mind, universal The winner pointed out the fa-ct The w f'.it i:e r-iiUKl States may be for-eecl j has mad into war at any time notwithstand- j student < ;::g ?he long1 era of peace which has | now in ; **- <ar>p.d the vitality of the nation. He i every m< swered the argument against pre- j peted an redness and graphically sketched j feet o?e. DEMOCRATIC CLUBS j I ILD THEIR MEETINGS 1, , j % V V XN. IKTNDANf K AT THE \E\Y- t v % BEKKV clubs I ,tt|\ \ C I Linos Were Drawn in Conn- U i'itli Blease Supporters in j ?y' 1 miocratic clubs of South Car- j V T^CO^J2, et on Saturday <ard elected j - ? : to the various county con- : ^ 7which will be held on Mon- ! ?' etieally all the counties* "in-1 * N Vr-w' orrv, ^ome of tlio c'linc or.'.t Or s en<l->r>irr the i,..; t \V ? - V.*:! ' ' r. 4 : . i <r;?i2) ^ ' :i * .m ... :. >.->* on S:st:;rday ' ressed tne following tc;e- , > sV\ President iisoii: S * mile clubs in south Carothis evening l'or reorganiza- | the coming campaign. Our j yt on.< are realized in indorse- i ' yoa and your administra- j /, y \ / ~~~~ berry county, in a great nia.,y f iuos, delegates were cnosen 'ticnal lines. In a good many ibs tickets had been prepared, ? was a test of strength. The onvention will be composed A legates. The list of delegates # COIDII hows a substantial majority his oar. You c ipporters of former Governor there is no coi y Once lost, it it the largest city cluDs en- . f . Fred. H. Dominie* for t0 Set m\? thl1 and Hon C. V. Chapman ror like rowing a it through pra ?ral of the com ities "favorite jjr WOllld k re endorsed for various posiinto practice ai ing are the results of the re- IQeailS prOgreS ion of the Newberry county Big (reek. Pomarla. jnt?J. o. Nicnois. Preside*.:t?D. L. Wedam ,r.> X. A. N.cholw. C ommitteeman?Geo. B. tteeman?T. P. Harmon. Delegates?'v\ alter Rich: te?S. J. Stockman. D Hatton, H. \V. Lominac tte?J. P. Harmon. Johnstone, (iarraanv. President?Cal Wicker. Suber. Secretary?R. L. Neel. try J. P. Oxner. Committeeman?M. M. tteeman?B. B. Leitzsey. Delegates?P. B. Banks, te?/T. W. Folk. Hartford. Oakland. President?J. Pink Sum ?nt?E. T. Rivers. Secretary?H. E. Paysins resident?H. G. Hading. Committeeman?Z. W. 1 try? M. A. Attaway. Delegate?Claude P. Sui . ^ ^ f> n WilJiam? i Alfamoto T-T P Povcno llt^UlrtlX It. \ . A A XV. [es?W. E. s-entell. T. B. Mc- Whitmire. ). E. Smith. President?C. Rhoden. I,one Lane. Conmiitteeman?.1, D. T int?S. W. Derrick. Delegates?H. W. Bowl rv?.1. C. Craps. Baker. W. W. Wicker, T. ive Committeeman?C. M. G. Holder. J. C. Chandler, Mack Wright. R. M. Aug Eos?B. H. CaJdweli. Cliarltor. stroll(i- pink Glenn- v'"m 1 Little Mountain Mt Bethel. President?B. H. Miller. Tit JW. c. Brown I Secretary?;A. C. Wheel e ., T , T, . I Committeeman?I B. Dc APirt/^??t I f^i'rI " * "lucm?o ? i/. i inc. , , , , ' r> Delegates?A. X. Lola: d iry?( halmers Brown rick. S. \Y. Young. -C. E. \ rteeman? W. C Brown. _ _ Prosnerifv te*?W. r. Brown President - S. L Fellers. Central. ? . Secretary?T. A. Domm 'lit?-loe A. Counts. ,, .. , ~ ,.r ( onunitteeman- .T. b. \\ ueenian?Joe A. Counts. nelegates-fl*. A. Domin Young. A. A. Xates, Geo. S L. Fellers. M. C. Morris, >rs of a foreign invasion of J. S. '.Wlieeler, C. T. Wj He advocated President j ?toudemayer. e program of preparedness! |-;ast liiverside. i"<! against excossne anna- Delegate?E. Lee Ha}'e e . lose! v\ ith anappea io to Committeeman?E. Lee 1 is to heed the warning and j SwiliOn :ii Such a way that their President -Geo. A. Com may be made strong e :ou.gh Secretary. John S. Wat m .herself and to command Committeeman?John S. respect tor her rights. , LJeiegat.es?Geo. :A. Cou inner of last night's contest > Vatts e a remarkable record as a (TMjS club cast only 36 it Xcaberry College. He is first primary two years us so. .or year and has won entitled to only one dele Hlal for which he has com- Silycrstreefc. d his class record is a per- President?J. Fred Schu ! secretary?H. 0. Lou?. .. ' "S ' ;.. v; - >; V'v' ' vN"' , " ,?N ^l?BS|ll| DON'T LET GO lunity w ithout co-operation is like a 1 ran't imagine a more helpless case. Un irse but to drift with the ebb and fl< 5 hard, indeed, to recover the oar. Bu s dangerous plight. It s our own fault ii boat, must be studied and learned. Ai ctice. The practiced oarsman never le eep from drifting we must practice cc nd keep in practice. Let us pull togetl ;s for our home town. It's a case of sin Committeeman?J. T. Coleman. an Delegates?H. 0. Long. J. P. Blair. Au 11. hrardson. W. Ward 3 No. 1. k. President A. Johnstone. Secretary?.1. B. O'X. Holloway. Committeemai ?J. B. 0 X. Holloway. s Delegates?.1. L. Keitt. A. Johnstone, VIills. -I. B. ON. Holloway, Geo. ? Mower, L. A. Tew.J-Jas. .wcimcsn. Helena. mer. President -F. G. Spearman. ?er. i Secretary ? C. J. Zobel. Dennis. j Committeeman?J. L. Bedenbaugh. iTimer. j delegate?.1. W. Henderson. ^er- rtara s. President X. W. Workman. t Vice-President?I. R. Davidson, idniarsh. Secretary?.1. 0. Havird. es. J- ^)- Committeeman?F. R. Hunter. E. Eison. -1. ( Delegates?X. W. Workman, J. 0. . -7- E- Stih.j 4avird, K. Anil. R. <\ Boylston, T. htry. W. D. |p_ K5b]er> D b. Chandler. 3aker. ! nam ' J President?M. L. Spearman. | Secretary?W. W. Cromer, r. i I'rmmitteeman?J. B. Humtcr. Trick. | I 'elevates? ! H. Hunt, E. ('. -Tones, . J. B. Der-lo. B. Summer. AV. W. Cromer. AA". G. A Vheeler. Mayes. H. H. Abranis, S. J Derrick I,. AY. Jones. lt'.x./] 1 TTtllU ?. ick. j. president -J. Y. Jones. heeler. j Viro-Presido :t?*T. S. Hudson. ick, N. H. j Secretary?T. F. Turner. | ^ . Hunter, *ommitteeman?0. S. Goree. S. J. Kohn. Delegates -7. IT. Chapjifill. J. P. Uv- j 'Che. R. I. j ingston. (\ F. Bobb. L. i.. Jones, H. C. ! Carter. P. S. Tom pin, :s, P. D. C'onj ncPy. H. P. Franklin, s. j Ward .?>. Xo. 2. Hayes. I President?lW. T. Brown. j Secretary.?D. I). Darby. its. I Committeeman?J. M. K. Buzhardt. tK ; Delegates?.T. <M. K. Buzhardt. H. H. Watts. ! Please. W. S. Jones, J. J. Senn. R. L. nts. .Tno. S. j Harmon. Mt. Pleasant. votes in the j C-mmitteema."?.T. L. Henderson. as:o and is. Delegates?Fred Smith. PJmest gate.') | Glympfc. Mulberry. mpert. j Committeeman?J. D. Xanee. Delegate?John P. Wicker. v ? umi ?? , SOME . clubs V any ot coram j ' Sev< 1" itions i^Sfes^ ^ W ^ ""II ! some W?0&?5^Vr ^? ?% : War :, x-c<%g> "\V ins ' : eh^ . jniek f PP pw! !ovem U^'. A^iifr" John -1 " land tl 1 the -V {Dt>ugl ^"*';h?s^il^~- Is- Tt V t-^% I lution ?icampi I The j that i I not r< . j Wh Doatmaa who has lost ifactio [able to get anywhere, ?s ' , . bad t ow of circumstance. Ifemia t surely we don't have usual! f we do. Co-operation, alm?s nd we can only learn presei TRVrv ;ts go of the oar. And ga*^ )-operatton. Let's get I jority ier in everything that aIlied k or swim 'together/' B'^ the cc ternes Kinards. arc President?Sam B. Evans. ^at 1 Vice-President?R. G. Smith. offices Secretary?.J. A. Dominick. voters Committeeman?R. G. Smith. merit; Delegates T. H. Pope, A. G. John- which m j ixi n _ VausrbnTille. ni President?J. G. 'Ooates. under Secretary?L. H. Senn. only c Committeeman?J. H. Rudd. Delegates?M. J. Longshore. Pres ('happeJls. Vice President?J R. Irwin. Seci Secretary?W. L. Andrews. Com Committeeman?J. B. Scurry. Bel< Delegates?J. J. Murran, E. M. Mar- Kinan In, Leo Hamilton. Trinity. Pre? President?D. H. Still well. Vice Secretary?0. B. Longshore. Con; Committeeman?.T. A. Schroeder. Dele Delegate?John Brehmer. St. Lukes. Pre* President?X. E. (Taylor. Sefi Vice-President?P. C. Hawkins. Del< Secretary?C. S. Nichols. Straus Committeeman?.T. P. Hawkins. (Th Delegates?R. S. Hawkins, J. W. first p Letts. the co O'eall. delega President?J. H. Koon. Secretary?Pat B. Wise. I Coir Committeeman?Olin 0. Shealy. ( Del( Delegates?Oscar Wessiivger, Pat B. j Kinari Hse, J. H. Garrett. Liberty. Pre.' President?R. T. C. Hunter. Seci Vice-President.?J. M. Lester. Corn Secretary?Geo. F. Hunter. Dele Committeeman?K\ C. T. Hunter. Delegates?Geo. F. Hunter. R. T. C. This [unter. arose Dominick. cided President?Joh/n T. McKittrick. Secretary?John >M. Livingston. Pre; Committeeman?Fred .T. Harmon. seer Delegate?M. M. Livingston. 'Com Reederyille. De! President?r. M. Smith. Abrazr Secretary?R. E. Livington. Commirteemai:?T. M. Smith. Com Delegates?Robert Wallace, "W. T. Del* i::ford. '^^3" Alte (This club polled only 33 rotes i? j Elloso OF THE ( Ll'BS PASS ESOLITTIOSS SOME DO >OT of the democratic clubs met on. lay and reorganized and elected tes to the county convention exile Jalapa club which met and i recess until Wednesday. The tution provides that all the shall meet on Saturday and it her dav is chosen the executive ittee must give notice of til? md place. The poh:t with this s that it met and -did not fin- s i recessed until Wednesday will be tlie same meeting. )ra! cf the clubs passed resoluendorsing President Wilson and favorite son. r: 1 passed resolutions endorsro.-t 1 and also B. V. m for solicits ar/1 Fred Domi'or r-. v-: Pr sident Cromer : A'-.-z, t" far to endorse iinn and Doniiniclc but the club lied him. In passing we might that the Belton ciub edorsed A. Horton for congress. sperity club on motion of Dr. e passed resolutions endorsing r.. So dirt the Silverstreet club ie O'Xeall club. Ar.d the Chapclub. And possibly some other - - 1' 1 ' J ~ IT-he (Happens ciuo euuui&eu Keid far county auditor. And V'est End club endorsed C. "W. as for magistrate for Xos. 1 and le Silverstreet club passed resos favoring tlie county to county. lign. - i re may have been other clubs )assed resolutions but they were sported to The Herald and News, ile there was some evidence of na>l lines being drawn the meet^ the clubs were devoid of any ipirit and bitterness, The at- . nee at most of the clubs was un:y full. In some cases there was t the entire voting strength it. m looking over the list of delethe indications point to a ma? of delegates who were or are with what is known as tie e or anti-Manning faction. Herald and News hopes that invention will be free from bit s ana tnat it "will oe umpoesrcue use the old factional lines and ihe candidates for the various may be able to go before the standing on their individual ; ana fitness for the positions they may seek. -st primary t*'o years ago and the constitution could have >ne delegate.) St. Phillips. ;ident?M. L. Wicker. Preside t?J. L. Ruff. etary?H. H. Ruff, mitteeman?.J. W. Lominick. jgates?Ed. M. En lew. P. H.. i, J. W. Lominack. Utopia. ; ?ident?J. R. Perdue. * '-President?H. L. Golden. :mitteeman?J. A. Fov. >gate?J. R. Perdue. rnion. sident?M. L. Long. *etary?m. u strauss. agates?W. F. H.ilow, M. L. ss. is club cast only ,34 votes in the rimary two years ago and under institution is only entitled to one .te.) Zion. imitteeman?M. M. Harris, agates?/M. H. Folk, Jolm W. Walton siilent?W. F. Brown. etait?J. L. Crooks, iinifteeman?J. D. Crooks. >gate?Jno. M. Harman. Jalapa. ; club met but some question about a quorum and it was deto recess until Wednesday. Longshore. ;ider.t?H. D. Boozer. j etary?J. W. Wilson, mitteeman?J. E. Senn. gates?John V. Clary. D. T. is. Jolly Street. imitteeman?H. P. Richardson. jgates?S. R. Metts, G. J Werte. mates?J. P. Richardson, P. B. r ???