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X* iiuav , O UI V O, a.4/^-1.. HEFLIN BRINGS SERIOUS CHARGES > ^ I ** Al ARAM AN CRITICIZES FEDER-1 AL RESERVE SYSTEM Claims Board Makes Loans to New j York Bankers at Discriminating Rates j Hugh W. Roberts in The State. WochTntrton. .Tulv 1.?Charges of! TT C? * - | such serious character were preferred ! in the senate this afternoon against | the federal reserve system by Senator, J. Thomas Hefinn of Alabama that, it; \ is the opinion of official Washington:] the governor of the federal reserve j bo&rd, W. P. Harding, also an Als-j baman, can not afford to ignore them.; ' Senator Heflin gave it to the senate! z as hjs information that whila federal \ reserve banks were charging country 4 banks, tnfe lending operations of which are restricted to the farmer, as 1 - ? l - - .c or r a n rr : i a rule interest races 01 ju, and in one Alabama case 87 1-2 peri cent, the Reserve bank of New York; was lending to individual banks from 1 $125,000,000 to $150,000,000 at from! 6 to 7 per cent. "Such funds having i been used," according to the senator, f "largely for speculative operations of,' the executive officers of these banks j an-d of their syndicate as rates in ply- j ing all sorts of schemes. j! "It is not too much to say," contin--] - ^ ? a > TT _ JS * ? i.1 i uea senator nemn, mat mere n<tvci been times when the money lent by j, the reserve bank of New York toj, banks of that city and used for spec-;, ulative operations of executive offic-!; ers and directors would, if it had j ^ been disbursed among farmers and), cattle raisers, have saved thousands' i ?r" | ' from ruin and distress and manyj from suidde. ' *" \< "If our 'reserve svstem has funds;! to lend in such huge sums to thejj banks of New York for such uses, itj is not difficult to understand why:( there is no money for the South andj ( the West, where the need is so dis-j! tressingly acute." . "GREAT \J? ^ER" A I . PLAY A PLAY j 1 The Goldwyrt picture, "The Great j Lover," which comes to the opera j house Fridav, is of unusual interest; % n_ '*** ^V*- J ( X to the public because it is one of the j 'jfew pictures filmed in which there, is, i. piay within a play. This type of ! picture is not often made. Director JYank Lloyd took this exacting task upon himself when he made "The Great Lover," and achieved more than | satisfactory results. The story centers about Jean Pau-j i$l;;"the great lover," played by Johnj Sainpolis, and the principal charac-! tfers of the play are operatic singers.; fhe plot is woven around the life of | thefee people in their work, and the j crisis occurs during the first and sec- j ond acts of the opera, "Don Giovan-| \ si," between the three who form the i eternal triangle. " " - *- - ~r i;o complicate tne directing- ui lkuo i ^ picture, the attitude of the audience j hearing: "Don Giovanni" has direct; ^bearing on the story. Therefore, Di rector Lloyd not only had his cast and j nearly 1,000 "extras" to direct in the j ^ ' main thread of the picture, but he had j at tlie same time to direct his princi-j pals in the histrionic mannerisms of the operatic stage and the action of; tfce opera according to custom. The operatic singer depends upon J his voice to "get over" the story, and j the moving picture actor depends on everything but his voice, so the basis! uj?on these two classes of theatrical, folk work is almost radically different.! / \ jL ' ' * The. screen actors must convincingly, ^ * portray tne cnaraciensucs in operam: snipers, or "The Great Lover" would b?:<a dismal failure. J:-Another complication in making] tj&ese' scenes was that the action of, the opera had to conform, of course,' td thfe tempo of the music and the ac-! . " tors were compelled to memorize the vocal score of "Don Giovanni" to do j IXIIO. J 1 I A TAKE i PIKE'S j LIVER & STOMACH : nniprw KfcMLU I i "The Laxative Tonic With the Iron Bracer." t f For Sale By * Newberry Drug Co. i Newberry, S. C. | I . I 1 WOULD LIMIT RATE OF RESERVE SYSTEM ( Continued From Page 1.) .1 i ?.< cinn nnn nnn me lar^e sum ui uvn .fjw,wv,vw of which about $80,000,000 is to sup-1 ply these departmental deficiencies.' "If the banking interests and the ' people of the United States think that I am right in asking congress to re-1 pudiate the fixing of the federal reserve bank rediscount rate, I call up- J on them to get behind this proposition in such manner that we may be able , ?%,i+ +l>ic envin<v mpasurp across. ! LU [.'uw t:no ? ? Otherwise, the warning: is clear, we : will have to treat a calamity after ill has befallen us." MOTOR CAR DRIVERS FINED FOR SPEEDING The State, 6th. Three motor car drivers were pen-; alized vesterdav in the city court on i ! charges of speeding. The cases were Entered by Officer Lee. W. C. Pope was fined $40 for traveling on Gervais street at the rate of 35 miles per hour. R. H. Fellers was charged with i running on Divine street at the rate, of 29 miles per hour and was fined? $25. H. P. Abraham was fined $10 on; complaint that he rolled on Divine! street at the rate of 35 miles an hour, j NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX I PAYERS The Treasurer of Newberry county! has placed in my hands for collection all unpaid taxes for the year 1920. All persons interested will be given an opportunity to pay the same at mv office on or before the 15th. No Further notice will be given, as Deputies will have to work fa^t to collect! :hem in due time. I hope that all interested will call it the office.and pay their taxes by July 15th, and save both them and myself the embarrassment of making a levy. CANNON G. BLEASE, Sheriff. . I 3-14-10t- " jgj|! UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLI- j "na scholarship and en- i trance examinations The examination for the award of i vacant scholarships in the University' VICTIMS | RESCUED i I Kidnev. liver, bladder and uric aciri j troubles are most dangerous be- j | cause of their insidicus attacks, j j Hoed the first earning they give ; i that they need attention by taking MEDAL The world's standard remedy for these disorders, will often ward off these d?s- ' eases and strengthen the body against I further attacks. Three sizes, all druggists. I Looli for the name Gold Medal on every bo* and accept no imitation I * 1 _1 VilllCK, CH for every! TT is hard to appr< JL convenience and sr of cooking with the ! fection until you hav done so. It's a relief, especially weather, to be rid oi coal, wood and ash< ing up litter and bla stove. And then y have to "rush the baking days and he; kitchen* Two burne New Perfection will f all the heat needed kind of baking. You late the heat produce burner, warm someth i ^ on one ana roast uvt in a New Perfection < The long blue chimn of South Carolina and for admission of new students will be held at the county courthouse, July 8, 1021, at 0 a. m. Applicants must not he less than sixteen years of age. When scholarships are vacant after July S, they will be awarded to those making the Uwvltxic-4 nvArnrpn of nti nM f 1 Atl HVrt Cl v c I V/ V AdJiinmu vu, y ?- v j vided they meet the conditions tfov- i erninsf award. Applicants for schol-1 arships should write to President Cur- j roll for scholarship application blanks.; These properly filled out by the appli-l cant should he filed with Dr. Currell i by -July 5. Scholarships are worth j $100, free tuition and fees total $158. Next session will open Sept 14, 11)21.! Kor further information write, PRESIDENT W. S. CURRELL University of South Carolina, Colum-i bia, S. C. State of South Carolina?County of I New'berry?Court of Comon j Pleas. J. I). Qaattle'baum, Master, plaintiff, j against J. G. Lowe, J. W. Lowe, i Roy L Lowe, J. Chesley Lowe, Har-I . old Lowe and Nina Lowe Stone. Defendants. SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. To the Above Names Defendant Nina; Lowe Stone: You are hereby summoned and re- j quired to answer the complaint in i this action ot which a copy is nere-; with served upon you, and to serve a I The next time you buy calomel j ask for * j n "Ci- J I 3 Ji nc purmttt e*p.a ;< calomel tablet? ik-.t are ] nauscalcss, safe and s"re, Medicinal virtues retained and improved. Sold only in sealed packages. Fricc 35c. i i To Hol< COT We have a profitable worki J for letter C 50 without < Sen ROSE ? Cotton I 24 Stone St. ian heat kind of coc ?ciate the New Perfection f itisfaction the right draught New Per- heat of the white-i e actually forcibly against all utensils. The w r in warm [JPPfd pro f ? ^ LIIL. lilAJdL liCdt rt i IV, ^s, sweep- not SOOt 11 p y?ur ^ eking the anc^ Pans? ou don't The New Perfect fire" on simple, practical at up the nomicaL Supplie: rs on the instantly,and whe give you are through just s I for any save your fuel.. Y< can regu- to watch it. No ai d by each take care of. A b ing gently fill it and clean it, r another For the most sa suits use Aladdin iev of the regularly. You a _ clean and efficien BNcir Perfection Oil Cot ct most hardware, fun AA1;AK,nJiLev,M! NEW PER % Oil Coo, copy of your answer to the said com| d 1 air.t o.n the subscribers at their of- H j fices. on Law Rar.jre, Newberry, S. 9 | within twenty days after the service I hereof, exclusive of the day of suchjl service; and if you fail to answei the;! complaint within the time aforesaid.>1 the plaintiff in this action will apply;g thp court, for the relief demanded ^ in the complaint. POMINICK & WORKMAN, Plaintiff's Attorneys. (j Dated June 1, 1921. j|| To the Defendant, Nina Lowe Stone Take notice that the complaint in'fi the above act ten with the summons;* (if which the above is a copy is now;E on file in. the office of the Clerk of I the Court of Common Pleas and11 General Sessions for Newberry ; Couhlv, South Carolina. I)OMINICK & WORKMAN, . j? Plaintiff's Attorneys. ife 6-2-1-Gt-ltaw. || A V K'l A Ionic ^i| 18 For Women K|| yy "I was hardly able to drag, I K j 8 jv3 was so weakened," writes Mrs. Lj j 0 ;X W. F. Ray, of^Easley, S. C. Sis I* "The doctortreated me forabout rj 11 '\W two months, still I didn't get Wig any better. I had a large fam- M! S ily and felt I surely must do ^ S [X something to enable me to take X ! P care of my little ones. I had ^ ? py heard of ^ j g i Tho Woman's Tonic j jl "I decided to try it," con- 5S i tinues Mrs. Kay ... "I took ^: I Y eigW bottles in all... I re- ^ i B gained my strength and have ^ j| M had no more trouble with wo- ; ra XI manly weakness. 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