Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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TheE The en stoi Thi ing Da) Thi cas infc tim Liberty Boni Taken for th< Full Face Val LANDIS CASE COMES UP BE[OR[ HOUSE .ight to Accept Outside .\onev I Sharply Q(uestioned SAID TO BF." "Ol'T IIRA GEHM's"1 Only One 3lember Is Ileard o Speak Against Iimpeachment Charges WVashinogton, Febi. 21.---The right of a federalI jiudge to) akcept outs ide em-. ployment while serving on the bench wa4s shatrply queist ioned by miembiers of' the H-ouse judiciary commit tee today in cons idering iminpeach mentI charges against .1 udge Ken'esaw~ Mountain A fter lIep-sent ative Welty, Dcm iocrat. ofI (Ohiio, hadl outlined the If you think enou IProperty to pail likely want it c TC his is your tipj to s8 etyou straight for a ha mlore than you'il pay elSe C. R. I ATI THE M'ANNI *MICKIE, THE PRING a ~ ~ oA( Gos.. wG9 00 Grea tes Held tire Stocll re in Sum s Stock comprisi Machines, Etc., is, Conway, Brii Whoi s is the one opp [ we will arrang )rmation. Sale lc e will be shippet dsS Bir ue grounis on which le asked for tle groulids oi whichli he asked for the impeachment of Judge Landis because of his $42,500 a year contract as su preme arbiter of organized baseball, members insisted that the committee should go thoroughly into the case. With this inl view, Chairman Polstead aniinoune(l that the questlen would be taken up Wednesday. It will be left entirely for the comn Imiittee, composed exclusively of law yers, to decide whether there is suf ticient ground to justify presentation of the case to the Ii ouse of Repre senta tives. Should the Hlouse vtte to inipeatch, thle Senate woul sit as the trial courit. IRepublicans EI.xpress Opposit ion Thrlee lRepublican members of the comm iiittee, liepresenta tire Hu Lst ed, of New Yiork; Goodkoontz, of Wes5t Vir. ginia, andi Boise', of Iowa, op)enly cx lpessedl opposito to t1Ihe double serv ice of the jiudge. gh of your ait it, you'llj lone right. 2)01' our pinlt muan, who canf nig up lob that will cost no where. IT'S UP TO( YOU. IREEDIN NG GROCERY CO. rER'S DEVIL As on wwA e n TOOAAOPAP rJ ;t S AL in Soui of S. I.1 ter. Ovei as the leading Pi of the world. Su ngs, Merrill and i lesale- I >rtunity of your I e easy payments ists but two mor I to the factories * I. SUMTE Mr. 1Husted declared that accept ance of so large an outside salary was "outrageous," but insisted the committee should have facts on which to draw an indictment. Mr. Boise thought the judge might he forced by public opinion to quit one job. Mr. Goodkoontz said that if .Judge Landis' course was legally and moral ly proper, there was nothing to pre vent the meat packers or others em ploying a man on the bench to look after their interests while still act ing as judge. Asked to e xplain why .Judlge Lanidis had heen picked by organized baseball to sit as arbiter, Mr. Welty presented a letter from Chicago which purported o quote one of the magnates ats say ng that Landis, as a private citizen, meant nothing to baseball, but that La ndis as a judge meant everything. Mr. WVelty was emphatie in the as sert ion that this was the real basis for h1is app~ointment. Would Cure "Evil Condition." Some committee members expressed1'( the v'iew that wvhile the committee mnight not vote to impeach, the charges sible cenisure or criticism. 1t also was said1 that Mr. Welty's bill mak in git. unlawful for a federal judge oiiareelt any pay except that al lowed h im by the government. prob ably would he rep~ortedl out with a ree oilmenltion for speedy eniacie t. Thiis, they sa id, would cure the ''evil cond~lit ion" mnentionued by. Mr. Welty 'The only defense of .Judge Landis was m ade~ by Representative Ga lli v'an, )emiocra t, of Massachusetts, not a miember of the committee, who an Palmafes ta Palmetto State Festival Columbia, March 28th to April 2nd. 1y Char R T PER ou 00MYw ~of P1 fh Car Till bein g r 50 Pian anos, Player P! ich world-famou many others. A actori ife. If you do A card by ma weeks. All go T lL R, S. C. nounced that he desired to be heard Mr. Welty, Mr. Gallivan asserted, has failed to substantiate his charges. 'The attorney keneral's opinion thai Judge Landis was within the law waf read, without comment. There was much discussion after Mr Hlusted asked what would happen il every federal judge should follow th< exantple of Judge Landis. The com. mittee was on the point of going directly into this When the sugges tion was made that it was a mor< proper subject of discussion for an other meeting, behind closed oor's. - .---- o----- - -- KUA MElR W 1,IL H NT MO)ONSHlINE STILLIA Greenville, Feb. 22.-John F. Kra mner, federal prohibition commissione who arrived here today, wvill tonmor row morning visit the moiuntainoul section of the county on a search fo moonsh ine stills accomplanied by *W F. Robertson, state pr1ohibitionl conm missioner, and 11. Q. Merrick of' th, prohibitionl enforcement departmen and other prohibition ollicers, it wva announcedl tonight. Mr. Kramer, Io cal officers say, has never seen an il licit dlist illery, and a raid in to th ''(ark corner"' has been~ arrangedl fo himi. In an address tonight before th Young Men's Business league M: Kramer told of the results of p)rohibi tion enforcement and1 ph'lede for th building up of a strong public senti mentI against iquor as the miost of fective meanits of stamping it out. 11 sa id that. possible ai generation wvoul palss he fore the laws are completel en forced. Subscribe to The Times les Sughroe Newopapu Union SOR~OW GINA GuGG G6 PA ASWGS99 AMD\D WO 4VPY \ ANOS >ina! closed ot os to be S lanos, Qrgans, T s makes as Halk .11 to be sold at r Cost not wish "to pay il will bring you ods not sold in P1 No Wit WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL Men paid $250 for the Zemerine treatment before it was in drug ;tores in manufactured form. Helps eczema, itch rash, and skin diseases. Sold at 50 cents and $1 by Dickson Drug Store. SUMMONS STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Clarendon County. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS SUMMONS. Ida Levi, Plaintiff, vs. Napoleon Richardson, Gibb .James Richardson, Christiana Dow, Irene Richardson, Emma Richardson, Sus an13 Richalrdson1, David Richatrdsoni, Laura Richardson, A. G. Stack, The National Bank of Sumter, S. C., and W. C. D~avis, D~efendants. TO ALL THE D)EF'ENDANTS ABOVE NAMED: and to Christiana Dowv and Napoleon Richardson, either ' of wvhom the infant dlefendIants Susan Richardson, [David Richardson andl Laura Richardson may reside wvith. t You are hereby sumlmoned and re a quired to appear and answer the Comn plainit in this action, of which a copy ~ is herewith served upon you, andl to - serve a copIy of your Anfswer' to satidl a Complaint on the subscribers (Wein r. berg & Stukes) at their oflice in the Tpown of Manning, S. C., within twenty days after the service hereof, exclu.. e sive of the (liy of such service; and .if you fail to answver the Complaint -within the tine aforesaid, the plaintiff ~herein will apply to the Court for the e relief dlemalndled in the Complaint. - Weinberg & Stukes, .. o h laintiff's Attorneys. n Ton th eedn, Gibb James Rich 0l TAKE NOTICE Tlhat the Summnons yI ini above stated actioni, of which the abov'e is a copy, and also the Comn pilait Mndl Notice for alpointment of a Guardian Al) JLTEM therein, werc filed in the oflice of the Clerk of Coui Ole Cap Crabb Win it at-hisg old. alk t& all. all that tone 556 Pianos Reserved hout a Deposit. for Clarendon County, S. C. on Feb. 10th, 1921 and are now on file in said office. Weinberg & Stukes, Plaintiff's Attorneys. Dated Feb. 23, 1921. 8-3t-c SUMMONS STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Clarendon County. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. SUMMONS. Thomas Richardson, Gus Richardson and Ella Rich, Plaintiffs, vs. Daisy Rhame, Francis Richardson called Frank Richardson, Charlotte .Johnson, Simon Richardson, A. G. Stack, Trhe First National Bank of Mannuing, S. C., George Tindlal, Ida Levi and C. B. Geiger, Defendants. TIO THlE DEFENDANTS ABOVE NA MED: You are hereby summonedi and re quired to appear and answer the Com.. plaint in this action, of wvhich a copy is herewith servedl upon you, andI to serve a copy of your Answer to saidl Complaint on the subscriber (,J. A. Weinberg) at his officee in the Town of Manning, S. C., within twenty days after the~ service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the Complaint within the time aforesaid, the phlaintiff herein will ap~ply to the Court for the relief demanded in the Complaint. JT. A. Weinberg, Plaintiff's Ad torney. TO Tl~lIE D)EFEND1ANTS Francis Richardson, cal Iled Frank Richardson, andl Simon Richardson. TPAKE NOTICE That the Summons ini ab~ove stated aiction, of which the above is a cop~y, andl the Complaint therein, were filed in the office of the Clerk of Court for Clarendon County, S. C., on Feb. 11th, 1921, and are now on file ini saidl oflece. J1. A. Weinherg, P'la intiff's A ttorney. lDated Feb. 23, 1921. 8-3t-c. s the Swiss Cheese Medal