Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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tO RECISTER All Counties LECTION e. Others at tv Qualified. eenville, Aiken and Yesterday and. quali te- November general 'te the first to regis , it is believed. )utregister Men. Sept. 6.-Greenville en . today won their rer the man. The record the women and 155 for te board of registration. at day upon which won anty had the opportunity nter the field of political I there was an interest that astonished some of "mongst the masculine -;men whose ages ranged .e to seventh-eight reg Harry 'A. Dargan, wife clerk of court, was the to register. An even is expected tomorrow. -n Women Qualify. ptember 6.-A wave of )assed through the Aiken this morning when it was 4at a party of woman's n had called on .J. M. arman of the county regis d, to register as bona fide the Presidential election r. At first Mr. Everett it finally allowed them to Ihe oldest in the party was bs Randall, - from Reeds 'ho is eighty years of age. itering were among the best t the county. Irst York Woman. Sept. 6.-Miss Sarah Eliza it, editor of the woman's the Yorkville Enquirer, has .netion of being the first wo i register here to vote in the 'er elections. Miss Grist quali rly this morning. Mrs. M. E. i, postmaster here, was the see man to qualify. "Yes, I am go vote for Governor Cox for nt," said Miss Grist, after her tion certificate had been given 'hairman Barron of the coun Mistra board. .Jood 1V at R J A lady boughi Jpaying us, she tok $67.50 elsewhere iI A few (lays a~ it was marked $1. wife had bought f4 Yesterday a n $45.00, he said he andl paid $85.00 fo (Save < some one (drops il pie who realize tii able Prices" real] Our Prices A ppreciata The Br Agents a ~MTER.i Ages Cause Amusement. Spartanburg, Sept. 6.-Thirty-five wom'en were issued registration cer tificates today after qualifying to vote in the November general election. Sev eral women were awaiting the regist rar when the board of registration op ened its books this morning. Among those registering today was one negro woman, the wife of a n(gro school teacher of this city. Thefirst woman to register was 'Mrs. Julia Pole, of Clifton, who came several miles in or der to qualify. Those registering today ranged froiti twenty-two years of age to eighty. Many amusing incidents occurred dur ing the way, especially in connection with statements by the registrants as to their ages. 0 DOLLAR DEMOCRACY The Democratic party sorely needs funds to conduct the national cam paign, according to a telegram receiv ed today at the Dollar Democracy campaign from James W. Gerard, na tional finance chairman - and former ambassador to Germany. In his telegram to Joe Sparks, fin ancail director of the caiftpaign in South Carolina Mr. Gerard says: ,"The party is actually without funds to conduct this campaign. It is with out pledges which would enable it to borrow money. Never in its history has its financial condition been so bad in the middle of a presidential cam paig.. Please do everything that you can to avert actual disaster. On behalf of a candidate who has been fighting a remarkable fight, consider in'g that he has been without arms or Helped Fah "Ziron Did Us Both G( of Nore IT Is a well-known medical fact, that iron is a necessary constituent of the blood, and that blood lacking iron Is the cause of many troubles that only iron will cure. Ziron, a scientific compound of iron with other valuable Ingredients, is the remedy to take when your blood needs more iron, and your system requires a tonic. Ziron is mild and harmless, does not stain the teeth. and is good for chil dren as well as adults. Mr. P. G. Gentry, of Norene, Tenn.. [ercha nd easonabk Save on a Trunk a Wardrobe Trunk from us us that the same trunk was i town. (Save on a Tie) o a gentleman priced a Neel 15, he had on one of the sam r him at $3.00. (Save on a Suit) ian came and1 priced a Suit, ii had bought exactly the sam r same. ~n Any Article Y ibly extreme cases, but not. ~and tells, us that they were at our slogan "Good Mercha y means something. and Service will on of Your Pat; y'an Cloti for Hart Sch~tfner & NMarx 4 'H f0 Ill~ f 0llll iii lIlII!M iH lilllliI ammunition. I appeal to you for im mediate and substantial aid. Please convey this message to the South Carolina Democracy and urge every Democratic man and woman in the State to come to the aid of the party in its distress." Every' Democrat in South Carolina is urged to respond to the appeal of the national finance chairman. Every Democrat is urged to give as much as one dollar and more if they are able. The campaign for funds for the na tional Democratic party . to be push ed vigorously in South Carolina. The county chairman have been asked to form strong organizations for the collection of money. The call is in sistent and every good Democrat in the State is urged to get back of the movement. Committees are being formed in many counties of tho State to canvass for funds. 0 iWashington, Sept. 6.-Air mail ser vice between New York and San Francisco will be inaugurated by the Postoffice Department Wednesday, the first planes leaving each terminus at 5:30 a. m., local time. Complete plans and schedule for the coast-to-coast seryice, announced by the department, show that the mail planes from New York to San Fran cisco are expected to make the trip in fifty-six and one-half hours, elapsed time. Mail sent'by train from New York to San Francisco reaches the later city in about 100 hours and San Francisco mail arrives by train in New York in about ninety-six hours. zer and Son ?od," Writes Mr. Gentry, e, Tenn. writes: "Ziron Iron Tonic has made good in my family. I have used it to a very great advantage to myself and my 14 year-old boy. It did us both good. I think it is a Lood medicine for what it is recommended." If'you are pale, weak, tired, feel down and out, take Ziron. It will put Iron Into your blood, and should help build you up. Get a bottle from your druggist today, and give ZIRON a fair trial. Sold by him under a money-back gnarantee. Ask him about it. He will tell you. ise COeSf for $47.50; after priced to her at Tie in our store, e ties which his was was marked 3 suit from stock ou Buy) a day passes that ' sent to us by peo- || ndise at Reason- - Show Our ronage. uingCo. Clothes. i SOUTH CAROLINA. E I I"'.!;'in~nu uluiuil S1mith-Blea Formed in ] Political I POLITICS MAKES ST A Direct Charge By George W Tactics the People of Sot I charge a direct collusion between forme Smith to defeat me for the United States This alliance, made in utter desperation, eleventh hour effort to overcome the sentii paign in my favor. This campaign I was determined to mak< ism or factional prejudicies. To demonstr so-called factions gave support to my candi On August 18th, and signed by former G of "Cole," letters were prepared ,pledging I election, and mailed out during subsequent mer governor as an eleventh-hour appeal t This letter was circulated by hand as we polls by workers for Smith. Acknowledging receipt of a letter from I a few days later expressed in a communica mission to use the Blease letter. During the time of the mailing out of the tion, the reputed campaign manager of Se Weston, a long and bitter enemy of Mr. Ble ed, was a visitor to the office of Mr. Blease The sequence of events leading up to the in my opinion, no further explanation. Another method used in the desperate ai tion around the polls of reports that I was strong anti-Blease men, and that I was run liquor interests.. This I charge, was a c I am in the second race. The fight is on And I will win. WHY THIS APPEAL TO F SAVE SENATOR SlN HERE IS SOME MORE (LETTERS, TELEGRAMS AND AFFID EVERY SECTION--OF THE STATE SH THOSE MENTIONED IN THE FOLLO' SUPPORTERS OF SMITH.) Mr. George Warren, Columbia, S. C., Dear George: Numerous campaign lies were circulated last minute, and it looks like this was intei you were against prohibition, but it stril most damaging in its effect, was planned a friends; for Blease wrote to every friend he did the same thing all over the state, s. could do any thing for the people, and to ' Love, Cole." Then thc day of the election that you were a Bleaseite, so you can clear though Blease influenced direct by letter ti port at the last minute, without a chance fi and that those who hated Blease would vo Smith Blease votes as well as anti-Blease more than one letter that was sent to peo county. THlE PROOF 0 Honorable Cole L. Blease, Columbia, S. C., Dear Sir: Upon my return from Lynchburg I read it very carefully and fully appreci applret-iate your kind permission to uw expression as to my candidacy. The 36,000 Warren Votes were gotten o1 Campaign, not by Political Trickery, not b; would invoke the slumbering spirit of the Bitterness of the past of a D~arker Day in Let us turn our faces, we who are men, in politics as wvell as in business and in our dawn of the new day and meet the issues si ly before us. It will be determined in the is simply whether, to save one man's polil will approve of and become a party to th( I did not start this revival of factionalisi light in victory, because I shall carry on wi G NEITHER SENATOR SMITH NOR MI AS PUBIASHIED IN THlE PAP~ERS AlN OF THlE FACTS AS I HAVE LAID) Ti (I caution my friends against further < this statement.) se Alliance esperation as Expedient. RANGE BEDFELLOWS. arren and an Expose of. Smith ith Carolina Should Know. r Governor Cole L. Blease and'Senator E. D. Senate. vas effected and put into operation as an nent which had been created during the cam 3, and did make, without appeal to factional ate this fact, thousands'of voters of both the dacy. overnor Blease, with his personal signature 4r. Blease's support to Senator Smith for re days to reach the personal friends of the for o factionalism. 11 as by through the mails, and used at the dr. Blease, dated August 6th, Senator Smith, tion to Mr. Blease his appreciation of the per hundreds of letters, on the verge of the elec nator Smith, District Attorney Francis H. ase, whom the latter has repeatedly denounc actual mailing out of the Blease letter need, tempt to elect Senator Smith was the circula a Bleaseite, these being circulated among ning on a "wet" platform, financed by the leliberate and premediated distortion of ficts. My fists are doubled. I am in the fight. GEORGE WARREN ACTIONALISM EXCEPT TO 1ITH FROM DEFEAT ? -HOW IT WAS WORKED: AVITS HAVE, BEEN RECEIVED FROM OWING THAT TACTICS SIMILAR TO VING LETTER WERE EMPLOYED BY Olar, S. C., September 1, 1920. on you all over this part of the state at the itional,.so you could not answer. One was that -es me that the one and best plan, and the ,nd framed up by Blease, and Smith, or their he had in this part of the State, and I imagine Lying that he did not think a new senator rote for Smith. This was signed, "Yours in couriers were out all over the county to say ly see that the plan was to get the Bleaseites, > vote for Smith, and then circulated the re >r you to answer, that you were a Bleaseite te against you and for Smith, thereby giving rotes. Now if you want them I can give you pie at Olar, and also to other parts of ~ Yours truly, (Signed) C. F. RIZER. F THE PUDDING Columbia, S. C., August 9, 1920. found your letter of August 6. I have ate the motive that prompted it. I also ~e it. I thank you very much for your Very sincerely yours, (Signed) E. D..SMITH. i the merit of the man and on the Issues of the ~Compromise, nor through Appeal that Old Factionalism, the old Animosities and the South Carolina. we who believe in fair play and open dealing social inter-course, let us turn our faces to thee luarely, honestly, courageously. It lies plainf second primary on Tuesday, September 14. It ical fortunes, the electorate of South Carolina compromise made and the tactics employed. ii, but I expect to be in on the finish of the th a clean fight to the endl. EORGE WARREN.. .WESTON SAY IN THEIR STATEMENTS YTHNG THAT CONSTITUTES A D)ENIAL SE BEFORE THlE PUBLIC. leventh-hour frame-ups, reports or dnials of