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SBuy Yoi Graduatiom * ) Atmm GOLDBER The Popular Pricec Silver Card Cases E Bracelet Watches Rugs [ Fobs C Umbrellas And many other good valuab4 the young folks happy. Everyth GOLDBEJ 8 North Main St. TAXING A SOAP BUBBL[ articlei under a moderate sales We believe that they stand r and willing to bear the tax n Ces (Continued from page Threc) to support their government In n ing the expenses arising out of Willthe uggetedtax eet ithwar, including the amortization ol Will the suggested tax meet withwant favor in Congress? We do not know. necessary governmental expenses A tax on sales has been advocated be- waste stopped. That they-want ( fore Congressional Committees. The businesslike methods applied and chief objection is likely to rest in a they will overwhelmingly approv belief that the people wif not undey- i system of taxation that, (1) p stand the matter and would res nt a moderate normal tax upon all anything that savored of a consump-comes, (2) an additional and prop tion tax. That they at present believe ively increasing tax upon those er the existing method taxes only the iguere noea~ 3 wealthy and! are inot awake to its ef- tx(s1prcn. nalsl feet on commodity prices,.omdte vih~xisraio W'e, ourselves, believe that the in-thnahrdyoadpccpib telligence of the people is invariablythcotfanrile underrated by both politicians and I a ensaelta ne pr~ess. We believe that nin'ety pert ulcn n a hndb h cent. of the votes can appreciate andlpymrVoorintlta undlerstandl that part of the highnegbrEvnithtsame prices they pay for clothes, food, fuelnoacetdadagredsl andl all commodities is due to the tax- txto sllc~ nuere n ijag of earned incomes and that they sili sadneostigt s would py not mre, bu lesseorisuc that thrifttand caia ream CwYPr, inluin te amrtiato o" bondns ifsuebbut f a e tey n caefla~st tiped Tht theywnd veryinessoflike mehods fplidrn nayfSStheyC wil ovrwelinl prov in~i~!~comesl1z, (2 anatinl n po ivei t t ly icraingtax uontos. e j) 1taxi LS(s1 per cet. onal sl jflf k~)\.c te cot olf; anart. Soit~;riiCv It as be sa'ted tatsnde *t1~Ilr~ NIavvSnighbr. E~o ven if tha satme taxatI'. i on is placed onunane.ic Tnht~iatr.Itr.!.,,a~ a,:,,:.istil. l , i,.dfvt o~is a, d I.taner o t to vass woldpy o mr, u ls, o* sc tha thif d~ captadae m * ireisdradle -markieledeliblystn ~Sm . l theedofveytard ftuei dewte" *v . eitm CYPESkm Gifts G'S Store lgin Watches oearf Pins )iamond Rings ameo Brooches 3 gifts to make ing guaranteed RG'S SUMTER, S. C. tax. and should be taxed out of existence. eady In accepting such a point of view ar sary II enacting taxation and other legis leet- lation baesd upon it, our public men the and representatives ' have been, by the suggostion, manufacturing nialcon un- tents and undermining the very fabric and of our government, with consequences irect now becoming apparent. that Yours very truly, e of Galey & Lord. aces in- The above article was handedi us by Tes- Mr. Jos. M. Chandler of Sumter. It. Joy.. was stent him by one of his large mall wholesale houses. s of -----o-- --- - t ~ IN IREMEMItlRANCEJ In sadl but loving remembrance of re- our dear sister, Mrs. A. .E. Martin, e to who departed this life May 6, 1920. his t .is Lonely are we without you dear sister -of How~ we miss you no one knows; >me, Our thoughts are alwvays with you umne From early morn till evening close. rnace -- We mourn Lhe loss of our dear sister, We did our best to save; Beloved on earth, regrettedl, gone, RemI(Dl'emre in the grave. Never shall you be forgotten Never shall your memory fade; Our fond love shall linger On the spot1 where you arie laidi. We often sit and. think of you W hen-we are alone, IFor memory is the only friend Thait. grief enn call its ownt. Rest on dear sister, Jesu keep your wvith a kind and lov' Close besidle the sparkling wa ter, In the bright and happy land. Re at our dlear Sister, I Youir work is o'er, Youir wvillIing hand shall work no more.. Devoted Brothers and Sisters MAN KILL4ED NEAlR GA lFiNEY G neJune 0.-Gards. whiskey an )istols caused a killing ini / Cherokee County F'riday aight. when Edl Tlale, it is alleged killedi WVill M orria about seven ini les fromc Caffney. Tate, Morris and another man is statedl, were engaged in a g-m.i bl1ing game, Morris losing all or Iis money, whiskey and pistol. 11. dI.. mandeid of the Other me(n that they retun is property, it was statd This~ they :efused and the game end ed, the other man leaving with Tate. Mori followved, it is alleged, an' when he overtook them demndned th' whiskey, ivhich, according to Ta te, hi: gave him, and then, lhe addied. !orr -lemanded the money which th' y had wvon from him. T1ata then drew' hi; uiatol, accoiding to the test imony of .the other' witnes, nnI sut~ ?,...i. Wiln d fitanl -Tte w th brought to jail here he now is. The Lr verdict of the coroner's jury was that be Morris came td his death from a pis- wi t6l wound at thehands of Ed. Tate. or Attorneys, it is understood, will make an application tomorrow for bail, as gC the testimony was to the effect that a fr pistol was foun in the hands of the ca dlead man. w] co STARTING FALL TOMATOES Clemson College, June 8.--Plant seed for the fall, crop of tomatoes as early as possible in June, sowing te! them thinly so that the plants will Li not'become crowded. During the lat- R< ter part of July or the first of Aug- th1 ust set the plants to the garden. The ag weather is usuallyvery dry at this na season and it is necessary to trans- su plant carefully. In the first place. tei use only strong stocky plants, and ii in removing them from the seed bed th, retain all the soil possible on the roots- Set the plants deeply, pinch- W( ing off the two bottom leaves if nec- wi essary, pour about a pint of *water tit around the roots, and cover with a ph Seda al THE OVEI everywhere t toring. A pe glass window 355 mile L remarkable striking cndc riding qualit Tourting, Pr Harv *1 T I Cae1-8Krsnno ted for its Simplicity, Ac< Flexibility and Durability. Al one can operate and care for this tractor. E3very part is easily accessible. not waste your time in getting at Transmission housing, differential ing, clutch, crank case, every wor can be reached for inspecting or ylithout trouble or loss of time. This Case 10-18 is small and col can be taken almost everywhere. 3 gadius is about 11 feet. It has a one-piece main frame. So there is no racking nor vibration none of the twisting which is so destructive. Trhe mnotor fn St 4anne... lek layer. of ry -soil. If the plants nai e to be tlgined to stakes, they-may Ina set two feet In the row; other- Lo se they should be set three and ple e-half feet. Fall tomatoes usually bring a tro 0d price on the local market. The all uit that fails to ripen before frost n be kept far Into the winter If I apped in paper and laid away in a DI dark place. - 0 soc MAY THIROW GEORGIA OUT op( nes Chicago, June 7.-The Georgia con- thi it between the faction led by Henry Fri ncoln Johnson, an Atlanta negro and ( isc(e Pickett, today developed fur- hei er compliebtions in an effort to wa ree upon a slate of committee nomi-- pr) tions. A series of conferences re- Ine Ited in a deadlock and another at- na upt to settle differences will be prc ide tomoi-row, but wth) prospects of wt whole fight being taken anew. 9 'he white delegates led by Pickett lea re reported to have refused to meet rai Lh th negroes. The Johnson fac- no n had a majority of the delegation tced on the temporary roll by the a Conveni Low Cos )verlarid Sedan Averagt~s 27.6 Miles Per Gallon in Los Angele-Yosemite Run ZLAND SEDAN is proving he advantages of closed-car su rmanent top keeps off sun and 's shut out wind and dust. An< s Angeles-Yos-mite Economy ] uel average of 27.6 nile e per >rscnent of this, Scc'.n's econon ,es of Triplex Spr'e. es . o. b. To!eto atibject to charngr without nloticC in Motor Compan ~t Developed Dractor Li Wvise s this permits essibiit. All gears arel cuti most any-- In oi unproved This tracto4 easily Yo ed 8 inches deep. It has the pats. For all kinds of field ear hous- It also is a wonde king part, readily drive a Cat adjustng <.quipped, a No. 12 mnachines requiring upact. It you buy, investigate ts turning all its superioritics. N4E Z : :jE Trn ;Ional committee. They were Un tructed but reported to favor Gov. wden, the Pickett group - being dged to Gen. Wood. L'ohight it was feared that the con versy might cause the uneating of the delegates. -- 3111TISH IIIPS OPEN l''IRE ,onstantinople, June 5.--(By the As iated Press.)-British warships med fire on Nationalist positions tr Touzela on the Sea of Marmora, rty-eight miles west of Isiid, late day night. lonstantinople was arous-S! by the ivy firing of the guns of the British rsh ips. The Nationliljsts had ap ached close to the British entrech nlts along the Gulf of Ismid, where iiy British units are stat ionled to teet the troops guarding the rail y. 'he collapse of the Sultan's troops ves the British alone to defend the Iwa yterminals opposite Constanti >le. - - - 0 ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES ence. it to owners mer mo rain; plate I now the Run shows gallon-u 1y and the $1i75 rractor. 'use of all spur gears. steel, enclosed, aind run handles two plows 7 or Splenty of reserve power. work it is unequaled. 'r for belt work. It will se 20x28 thresher, fully Case silo Piller, or other similar power. Before this better tractor. Note Make comparlsoA Nelson Motor Co. Mcanninz S. C.