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Hmtoate PASSES ip NEW ARMY BILL (] Both South Carolina Senators Vote b Against Final Passage of Measure, j Washington, April 20.?The army reorgan nation bill providing for a regular army of 2i>7,000 oairers and men. a national guard of i25.u0i> . ana a voiuutary ?ys' > in of military training ior young men between the a sjrfes of ! > am! -1 w.i: pas>ea i>\ the ; Sena-0 to-.: v. and nuw t?? eoi:fer02.cc. Except -r-.- *' . . .'V'-ions the size of tl i? -.rula:* a: my ami the rational iruarti t'ie senrte ami homv measures ai > widely diifcrent. 7 m house bill authorized a re?rtr.ar army 01 men an;: i i,o.?- u;:uv:.-. while the senate measure provide!.! rfor 280,000 eailsted men ;;nt! I ?\0 !*> Ci f officers. 0 Universal military training prom-i L ises the principal oSstai-le for the senate and house conferences. The house bill made n.- provision for L _ training, leaders there planning toj " Using out a separate training meas- v are. '11 Irj the senate measure provision is ? icade for four montlffe training after January, 1922. Enlistment in the f national reserve or national guard is optional but not compulsory, upon conclusion of training. Under both the senate anil house , biils .he national guard would consist of 800 men and officers, for each 1 member of congress and be supported r! >.? o-overnment although under "Y.rect" orders of the jrove'r- ] nors of the several states. Opposing the measure were L Republican. Gronna, of North Dako-' ^ ta, and nine Democrats: Dial. Har- T rison, ?.IcKellar, Overman, Reed, "Sheppard. Simmons. Smith, of South Carolina: and Trammel!. The vote on passage of the bill was 46 to 10. L*a3a" c Subscribe to The Herald and News, t! - _______ . }; CLU3 MEETINGS ; t : o POM ARIA DEOMCRATiC CLUB. Will meet at Pomaria on Saturday, April 24. 1920, at 2 o'clock p. m., fori Vhp nuroose of reorganizing and elect ing delegates to the county conven- , _^tion and for trie transaction cf any ' other business. GFO. B. AULL, j? President. J. T. KINARD, i F Secretary. * I WARD 2 DEMOCRATIC CLUB. Wil1 meet at the court house on ~ . April 24, 11)20, at 8:30 o'clock p. m.,; for the purpose of reorganizing and ^ electing delegates to the county con- _ vent ion ard for the transaction of ^ any other business. M. L. SPEARMAN, j ^ President. ' f" . W. CROMER, \l Secretary. ;" . I - PROSPERITY DEMOCRATIC CLUB Will meet in the town hall at Pros-1 perky at o'clock p. m., on Saturday, April 24, 19 20. for the purpose -i of reorganizing and electing dele- .L, .gates to the county convention and a for the transaction of any other busimess. ; P S. L. FELLERS. j*1 President, j J T. A. DOMIXICK, Secretary. ! ^ UNION ACADEiMY DEMOCRATIC CLUB. ? Will meet April 24, 1920, for the purpose of reorganizing and electing ; delegates to the county convention. 0 * ill _ *- TTm;,n? O>/.VI P Meeting will Do neia ai umuu "house a 2 p. m. a J. D. KIXARD, If President. !a JOE QUATTLEBAUM, Secretary. J 1 1 i JOLLY STREET DEMOCRATIC I i CLUB. j Will meet at Hunter-DeWalt school A house on Saturday, April 24, 1920, .at 1 p. m., for the purpose of reor- 12 ganizirig and electing delegates to the ? county convention and for the dis- ? * charge ot" any other business that n may come before the club. B. B. RIKARD, ! President. j ^ GEO. I. KINARD, | Secretary. O NEALL DEMOCRATIC CLUB, j Will meet at O'Neall school on j l .Saturday, April 24, 1920, at 4:30 p. j m., for the purpose of reorganizing and electing delegates to the county 0 convention and the transaction of ? .anv business that may come up. f JOHN H. KOON, j b President. PAT B. WISE. j Secretary. SILVERSTREET DEMOCRATIC ' r CLUB. Will meet at Silverstreet Saturday. April 24, 1020, at 4 p. in., for the ' purpose of reorganizing: and electing ^ _a'vs i-j the coun:\ convention i to** transaction of any other (. % business. J. M. NICHOLS, President. J O H N 510 .\T E A :> ? M Y DEMOCRATIC CLUB. Will meet at .Johnstone Academy school house on Saturday, April 24, r 1920. at 4 p. m., for the purpose of 4 reorganizing and electing delegates o -l XO 1.1U CUUUl^ cuinvj.uuu ui;u iui mv u purposf1 of transacting any other c "business. t JOHN C. NEEL, President. MOLLOHON DEMOCRATIC CLUB. ^ Will meet at I. T. Tim merman's store on Saturday. April 24, 1920. at 2 7 p. m., f..r the purpo-e of reorgan- r "i^ircc atifi cli."!''!? <! -lecute? to the < county eoiivv itior. <\r.A for tiie trans- ; action of ar>v oihe^ business. ? J. M. K. Bl'SHARDT. JALA PA DEMOCRATIC CLUB. < \\ : 1 J.'.iapa ?-:i Saturday, .] * >* 7 '> 0:i > , ' .V% : \ . i ? -i . t ? ; U'.vA iv. I urpose of reorganizing and electing' lelegates to tlie county convention nd the transaction of any other usiness. j E. I.. ALLBRITTOX. President, i WARD 5 DEMOCRATIC CLUB. WiU ireet ?.?U: ' ;y at S o'clock Lprfl 21. I'.'l'l1, M the Si hooi bUil'tng for the purpose of reorganizing I ] ' T. r. Secretary. .ONG LANE DEMOCRATIC CLUB.\ Will meet at Beth Eden school ouse on Saturday. April 24, 1020, at (; ir>., for the purpose o? reorgan71o" :" > ?<] e1epr:iv es * ^ *n" nunty convention and the transaction f anv other business. J. C. CRAPPS, Secretary. \ * pp.a k: democratic cluc. The Democratic voters 1m inr* icinity of Feak will meet at Peak t town hall on April 24, 1920, as 3; 'clock p. n.. to orp'nniz". elect cers and delegates to the county onvention tn be held on the fir>t I on (lav in Ma v. W. M. WTLSCX. H. T. MAYER. VH!TM!RE DEMOCRATIC CLUB. Will meet Saturday, April 24. ~ ^ ~ t -r i _ T-I ? _j_ ^ n': ^ ^ ^4. 'JL'U. a: tne nan over i os-ui ivt- <n o'clock p. m.. for the purpose of 'orGranizincr and o]?ct!v?r dol^sr.-itps o the county convention. All arc jquested to attend. W. G. PUCKETT. President. . B BAKER. Secretary. MONTICELLO DEMOCRATIC i CLUB. wm m/?of Atiril 9A. 1H20. at Monti ello school house at 1:30 p. m.. for, lie purpose of reoreranizingr and r-.-:r dcicsrates to the county cor virion and for the. transaction of any ther business. T. L. DAW KIN'S. President. WARD 4 DEMOCRATIC CLUB.. "Will meet Saturday, April 21. 020. at S:o0 p. ni.. at the oirics of ias'istratc Douglas for the purpose f reorprar.izlnp: and electing dele<ratps o the county convention and for the urpose of attending to any other usiness that may come before it. E. H. AULL, ! President, j R. KUXTER, Secretai v. ! i ??/-> r>r- ivfnro A TIP PTIIR ! Will meet at Big* Creek school j iouse on Saturday, April 24. 1920, | tip. ni., for the .purpose of reor:anizing and electing delegates to i he county convention ar.d the trans-1 ction of anv other business. J. P. HARMON, j CROSS ROADS DEMOCRATIC CLUB. The Democratic voters living in I he neighborhood of Cross Roads oove Peak will meet at Cross Iioads { n Saturday, April 24, 3?20, at 2 | . m., for the purpose of organizing | he club, electing officers and dele-! ates to the county convention and { or the transaction of any other busi-< ess that may come before the j meeting. G. H. SHEALY. i | LIBERTY DEMOCRATIC CLUB, j Will meet at St. Lukes school house n Saturday, April 24, 1920. at 2. . m.. for the purpose of reorganizing nd electing delegates to the county onvention and for the transaction of ny other business. ? GEO. F. HUNTER, Secretary. ' I CIARMANY DEMOCRATIC CLUB. 1 Will meet at the residence of A. G.; -eitzsey on Saturday, April 24, 1920, j t 9 a. m., for the purpose of reorgan sing and electing delegates to the : ounty convention and any other msiness that may come before the1 leeting. L. I. FEAGLE, President. ! OHN T. OXNER, Secretary. Mt. Bethel Democratic Club. Will meet Saturday, April 24, 920, at the residence of M. R. Srooks at 10 a. m. for the purpose i ?f reorganizing and electing dele- i ates to the county convention and; or the transaction of any other; .ncinn?<s that mav come before it. I W. C. Brown, I President, j St. Lukes Democratic Club. Will meet Saturday. April 24, 020, at 1 p. m.. at Sr. Lukes school icuse "for the purpose of reonraniz!iQ and electing delegates to the ounty convention arid to attend to nv other business. C. S. Nichols, .V E. Taylor. Secretary. President. L'ltle Mountain Democratic Club Will meet in the W. 0. W. hall,: kittle Mountain, S. C., April 24th, at : o'clock for the purpose of reor-j anizin? and electing an executive ommitieeman and delegates to the ounty convention. All are requested o attend. B. H. Miller, J. B. Derrick, President, t Clerk | _ i VAPH ONE DEMOCRATIC CLUB. Will meet Saturday night, April 24., 020. at 8 o'clock at City Hall for the i 'urpose of reorganizing and electing lelegates to the county convention! .nd for the transaction of any other nisin^s that may come before it. V full attendance is urired. L. I. EPTIXG. Vice-President. ! XO. H. P.AXTER. Secretary. 3t Ill f\ .<HI V 7, W ft % I a 8 V/ e K 5 3 / 5 .1 ?- "? ?,?s? ,, r s rl vt? r*\r N *-* : : /Ot I 0 -A <*?> ^ r: ;] v-f? ii w D a? H r: h % |~: ? :'i F; ?Bsatt.i:uf.bauis:u ?:<;: :;. ' ; ' ' !. KWiil-u-friir mitirimiihBs ?; r- A lii III ' I I kXS* \ \ 11 />;>^ fi l\ ; y | f/jt \w. ;V/-\ v,\ f S* ? V<<3. ^<-A\Y \ ill Aa:? y ji /v" >c*i /AV? 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