Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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All IS HARMONY if PALMER ASSERTS Chicago, June 22.--A Mitchell Pal mer, Attorney General, was one of a ra host of Democratic leaders that passed F through Chicago today en route to the dc national convention at San Francisco. m Mr. Palmer was on a special'train car- < rying a delegation of 25 Pennsylvania I Democrats to the convention. c< ti "There is no dissension in the Dem- m ocratic party and none is expected," Mr. Palmer said. "All is harmony." The Attorney General returned to' discuss his own candidacy, but Warren Van' DyKe, of Tarrisburg, secretary D of the Pennsylvania State committee, tc said Mr. Palmer would enter the con- el vention the strongest of all the can didates, with seventy-four of the State's seventy-six, delegates pledged. He said Palmer would have 400 votes S' on the first roll call. B The party included Roland S. Mor ris, of Philadelphia. ambassador to to Japan, who is on a vacation; Vance H C. McCormick, of Harrisburg, national Dnmocratic chairman in 1916; Joseph m .J. Guffey, of Pittsburg, national com mitteeman-elect, and Congressman Bruce F. Sterling, of Uniontown, State ba chairman of the party. 5t Tom Taggart, national committee i man from Indiana and chairman of the j Indiana delegation, also was in Chi- n< cago today on his way west. He ex pressed the opinion that "the wet of and dry" question is no longer a po- eli SPEC Now You Car Genuine with 24 selections-tw ON YOUR OX (Within Reason) If you want the very finest phonograph made-you'll choose the Pathe, the Suprenc Phonograph. NOW OFFERED UPON MOST CONVENIENT TERMS, which place this wonderful instrument within the reach of all. Every instru mens fully guaranteed. -i lm--"g Six Don't plan to do DO)N'T wait any longe For Sol DIICKSON 11 CLARENDON L 2 Until F fobr Pln weC wiIl bet closz ieal issue, "but is simply a questio law." FAVORED FOR THIRD PARTY Lincoln, Neb., June 22.-Senator H mn Johnson, Senator Robert M. L 3llette and W. J. Iryan were er irsedt as third party candidates at ecting of Nebraska members of tli mmittee of forty-eight, called t time delegates to that Qrganization nvention in Chicago July 10. Moi an twenty delegates to the Chicag eeting were selected. "MILLIONAIRE CREW" New York, June 22.-More than 15 ,mish, bankers, doctors, lawyer. achers and profesional farmers wer rolled amo:g the engine and dec CITATION NOTICE PATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Clarendon J. M. Windham Probate Judge: Whereas, Hester Burgess made sui me to grant her Letters of Admi1 ;ation of the Estate and effects o )bert E. Burgess. These are, themtfore, to cite and ad onish al land singular the Kindre id Creditors of the said Robert 1 irgess deceased, that they be and ap ar before me, in the Court of Prc te, to be held at Manning on ti Ih day of July next, after publica mi hereof, at 11 o'clock in the fore on, to show cause, if any they havt iy the said Administration shoul t be granted. 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Thle dep~'.rture of the vessel was madle possile, it was said, only through the services of her volunteer "m illijomniin crew'" the me mbers of which belong to the "Government 1Idelp .eague,"' organized to bring ordler out ot t he chaos causedl by the strike.'' M\liss l neile Geddings whvo has been a ttendlingij schooil ini Suterit' caime home' last. 'iiy to spent thle varca Miss l'va Ge'dding1s is at home from W \\int h1(1 ropcll- ge5 where' slhe was mfember lo'if thne ;raduoat ing clads. The .niuven ile soc ietyv of the Methodiust church rave their annlhtX picnic at * (urt is' mill on last I-'riday. Baithine wa t''~Ihe chief sport4. Mis' Emma Brownv is at homie from Charler'ton whe(re she has heen) on a vis-it to relatives. She w.as aceompann. oid in hei retunrn by her grandmother, Mrs. he' I who will spnd aw''.hile here. * anhied( by. MIrs. E'arl.. ('utter :lpent the h atter hart of the wieek with thecir daughi''ter, MrJs. 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