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I Valuable situated ii r* i aatu I With the. solid tion to avail hi] that electric lig I Therefore, rem 5 Terms 1-3 casl FREE r ? E u 4 t Home Offic tmmmaMmmmmmmmmmmm IHOIJSF VOTES DOWN PROHIBITION BILL i ^ardy'i Hilt to Tu Game Preserve . Lands Passes in House?Other Measures. _______ I I The State, 3id. j The house last night by a vote of "5ft OQ It-IIIA*) Kif tVio *W -IAJ ????/ IVUltU Wit uui uj vtis. judiciary committee of the house to put into effect the 18th amendment to the constitution. The purport of rhe bill was to make the state law j conform to the federal constitutional requirements. The state law nullified by the amendment was for a quart; wi month, while the provisions to carry ihe prohibition law into effect allow a | pint every ten days. District Attor- j Tiey Weston had asked for such a law.! The biil by Senator Purdy of Jasper county to place a graduated scale i of taxes on lafrge tracts of land of! ^nore than 5,000 acres held for game preserves was sent to third reading, j Approximately three-fourths of Jas- j per county are under these preserves, j Under State Electrician. bill by Senator Ketehin to j place rJiQ State House and grounds! " under the .state electrician was return- J ed rt> '.tnt senate without amend-j rnents. Xs tbe bill left the senate it j provided that "the governor should j have general supervision of the care ; i? the capitol and the capitol grounds. ; This was amended in the house to give \ the secretary of state general super- j ^'ision. Fev. important measures were con- j ; sidered in the house last night. One j of these, the concurrent resolution j - by- Mr '-Gibson of Spartanburg to ! s&t>:orize the attorney general to re-J fund to the South Carolina Light, Power and Railway company, $1,600 collected from the company several years ago was killed. Three years .-a^ro a resolution was passed by the rtw-3 houses authorizing the attorney tn refund this money "in his _ ?- discretion." Of the amount collected, one-rourth went to A. J. Thomas of Spartanburg and three-fourths to the state. The fine was imposed because of failure to provide fenders on the :iars. The bill by Senator Johnstone of Newberry providing for cooperation between the state and the federal government on the question of establishing settlements for soldiers and sailors who had part in the great war, *as cont. .ued. Contention of the opoosition was that the federal gov- j eminent had not yet enacted any legislation looking to this end, al- J business and i i the heart of AT irday, F E banking and business mself of the oDDortur hts and other imp ember the date and t i, balance in one and 1RASS BAND nivers * "100 Per e: nnsBHHHBnnnH ! though such measures were before it, t and until the federal government had c noccof) en/>li loarialotirtn anv optinn Kv 1 UUVU ??V "J the South Carolina general assembly would be unnecessary. \ | Presented With Watch. 4 I Members of the judiciary commit- 1 [ tee of the house yesterday afternoon c presented to Joseph A. Berry of i Orangeburg, chairman of the commit- \ tee and speaker pro tem of the house, c a beautiful gold watch. Engraved on the watch is the following inscrip- z i tion, "Chairman, Joseph A. Berry, ( Judiciary committee, 1919-1920." Mr. f Berry is an ardent worker and is held t I,.... l | in high esteem. c ! Indefinite leaves of absence were ( ' requested last night for Representa- s | tive Johnson of Kershaw, because of ! the illness of his wife, and for j Representative CJyburn of Lancaster, I I also because of illness. {" ??? i | JERSEY "WETS" WIN VICTORY ; 1 DrCD RUT PAQQFS <5F.NATF.il ~ n; | With Galleries Jammed as Never Be- i J fore and Crowd Wild With Applause, "Drys" Lose t Battle. j ? ) ( Trenton, N. J., March 1.?The New 11 Jersey Senate tonight passed by a, vote of 12 to 9 the compromise beer jc bill providing for the manufacturing, j 1 * - ' * * ? ! 4 selling and transporting 01 Devera^es j i containing not more than 3 1-2 per j ] cent alcohol by volume. Under the \ provisions the bill, after being: enact-! ed into law, will not become effective Is until after peace has been officially !1 proclaimed. ^ The measure, which passed the j House last week, went through the Senate after references bad' been f r * made to the State Senate in 1863 con- ( demning: President Lincoln for his ? emancipation of the slaves; after it t had been stated that the State of New \ i Jersey would become a traitor to a ?c I great cause, and after the Anti-Sai loon League had been excoriated for I its lobbyism in antagonism to a move | to have the beer law in the State so . j that the Attorney General could fight for State'3 rights on the question be- * fore the United States Supreme * I court. It was the most tense night _ in the Senate within a quarter of a j century. With galleries jammed as never before with men and Women and the floors of the chamber packed to a n point of suffocation, the debate surg- t ed along until Senator Simpson, from j t Hudson, brought forth tumultuous j c applause by declaring that it was up; 1 i 1 A AX 1 residential loi progressive ] AU i/t r? rial ui / , x 'aiii oi i interests, backed b lity of securing a bii ements are to be in: :he time and meet u two years at 7 per < E VALL ) EASY ol aA J.V^C Cent. Efficient wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm ;o the legislature to act on the con;urrent powers vested in it on the iquor question by the Volstead act. Previous to the passage of the beer j >ill the senate defeated by a vote of [ to 13 an amendment by Senator i laines, introducer of a recent 5 per :ent beer bill, which would allow the; jeople" of the State to vote on vhether or not they wanted 3 1-2 per ' ent beer. I The Senate also defeated an imendment by Senator Sturgess, of Gloucester, increasing the amount of ine and length of imprisonment for he first violation of the 3 1-2 per ent beer law. The vote was 4 to 14. Governor Edwards is expected to >ign it tomorrow morning. Charlie and his three sisters had >een to visit a relative in the country. Fhough the invitation had only been :or a week, their stay was gradually engthened to a month. In fact, the *?f A if TITO C 1I1C1C W<a? UCgilUllIlg Jb bui nuo iroing to be a permanent infliction. But eventually they went. Well, asked the father, upon the re;urn of his offspring, was your uncle *lad to see you? Charlie's face lit up with delight it the question. i~ - ?1 A ?ToAT TX7I%tt vjiau: jitr cchucu. uimc giau. ?? nj lad, he wanted to know why we didn't >ring: you, mother, the maidr the cat, ;he canary and the goldfish I?TitSits. With ten pairs of revolving disks a itatic electric- machine has been built n Paris that has developed 320,000 -olts. NOTICE OF FINAL. SETTLEMENT. I will make a final settlement of the istate of Otis O.Seybt in the Probate Dourt for Newbebrry County, S. C., on ; Monday the 8th day of March, 1920., it 10 o'elock in the forenoon and will j mmediately thereafter ask for my i lischarge as Guardian of said estate.! ALMA E. SEYBT, , Guardian. Newbenry, . C. Feb. 4, 1920. Rub-My-Tism is a powerful antisepic; it kills the poison caused from inected cuts, cures old sores, tetter, tc. l-13-10t NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS OF SANITARY CLEANING COMPANY Notice is hereby given that a j meeting of the stockholders of Saniary Cleaning Company, a corporaion, will be held at the office of the j orporation, in Newberry. S. C., on j !"hursdav, March 11th, 1920, at 1} ! j 1 ts Known as 1 Prosperity, S. CTI fi 1Q' r Shin y a great farming sc isiness or residential stalled in the near fi 3 on the grounds at cent, per annum on < TART 17 V TERMS iltv Cc \y Merits Your Why mai we ma cigare \ ^ Cami * m sci ?Llc j|Rn^S^s * me-p. JHHHhHBxS^SS o'clock A. M., to consider and act upon a resolution of the Board of Dii rectors of the corporation proposing an increase in the capital stock of the corporation from $5,000 to $15,000t said increased stock to consist of preferred stock to the amount of $10,000 in shares of the par value of j S*j j.00 each, said preferred stock to ; the S. L. Felle C., will be SO ION so, 11 a sction, the investor is lot, and taking in lture, enhanced valu the sale. deferred payments. .OT CASH FK1Z1 >mpar Business" Gre mmmmammmmmmmmmmm a? 1 i .?* i tae mis Kb 4 w jfl p /^AMELS Bf sires so jjllik , they were m llpSP?' Unique fla 1 -*1J Hggjftar low-iiiiiu-uui Pl|r^ ity and ex pei ish and cho are a revelati / Camel blend YW smoked strai without tirii 'A *eave no unP ^ taste; no unf ^0 * et a 4~ MaSlli# you so com puff-for-puff its are sold everywhere ? " entifically sealed pockz4?s 4-V>/\ UTAfl/^ of ) afarettee; or ten pack' WL/llU clL / Ofin fuSBrttftMrn) in n /}!asa- /* _ _ J aper-covered carton. We ierquaiizy u nfly recommend this 5. R- J- REYNOLDS 1 bear interest and have dividends thereon of seven per cent, per annum payable January 10th, of each year, and to be preferred over all other stock of the corporation; said preferred stockholders to have no management of the affairs of the corporation until failure of the corporation to meet the terms of the *1 ?????? IT SALE rs property Id f' ? ' > A.M. 4 ?< a j -4 :-i I;.'.-: ; 1 placed [in posito consideration ... * k $ es are assured; ' ' ' if : k * . * . ' FREE 1 * I -+| ES *y . inwood, S. C. -J BPPMHMBHI ' hhb ^? |^HM?SK]feKBMHR^^V KQBLS6gR?n^^B&|j^K: ^Bj .,9hhB1EL ft I ^ |^M9MHBp^HN|H^^^ ^^Bry B? <*/ ^Hp 23fl "111" * mH| BH I^Sc pPB| as K|_ ^vMb> I? fit your cigarette deccmpietely you'll agree ade to meet your taste! .vor, fragrance and meliy due to Camels qual/-> ' t K1 1 fL" _ I UiCiiU u? ^i:uiuw JL unx*.- j ica Domestic tobaccos I on! You will prefer the m to either kind of tobacco ight! lels vou can go the limit ~y ig your taste. They feasant cigaretty afterjleasant cigaretty odor! tie on why Camels win pletely compare them with any cigarette in any price. You'll prei coupons or premiums! c' t)BACCO CO.. Winston-Salem, N. C. ? preferred stock; the corporation to have the right to retire said preferred stock after thirty days' notice. G. Sheppard, S. E. Sheppard, Wyche Dickert, Board of Directors. jd Newberry, S. C.f Feb. 9, 1920. m