The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, December 07, 1921, Image 11

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RjpHR&UCHLE JURORS | K' UNABLE TO AGREE San Francisco, Dec. 4.?After 41 K hours of deliberation the jury, com" posed Of seven men and five women, which tried Roscoe C. Arbuckle on a K- charge of manslaughter in connection H.: with the death of Virginia Rappe, was B' discharged today when it was unable to agree upon a verdict. The jury was brought into court'at T its own request at noon, reported a p disagreement and asked that it be p dismissed. ? August Fritze, foreman of the Ar I buckle jury, issued a signed stateIk, ment tonight saying that one of the j|v women jurors, who was in the minorg ity, refused to consider the evidence r from the beginning and declared that "sbei would cast her ballot and would E : not change it until hell froze over." r - There were two jurors who voted I-/' for* conviction according: to Fritze. Vote School Levy. pt Chaoin, Nov. 30.?In an election ' y held here today an additional 6 mill levy was voted for school purposes, '' the vote being 23 against to 53 for. This brings the total levy to 14 mills. I- TRESPASS NOTICE. , All persons are hereby warned not -r. to trespass upon the lands of either -my river or sandhill place for the , purpose of hunting, fishing, hauling straw or any other purpose, unless s ^they secure a written permit from "j ,me. : 4t-p-7 ' SIM L. HENDRIX. ; |;: ??? ! ^RY'ljEWELER . COLUM&A.S.C X % v / loUo.Mainpt. I Moved I to I 1619 Main! St I Columbia P |:V. li. = ! ~ ? ' OTHER SPECIAL Solid Gold Brooches; selliri; for $5.00. In this sale especially priced at Cameo Brooches; very pret ing regularly for 10. Pricei for this sale Genuine French Ivory Toi leatherette case; comb, brui ror. Selling regularly $15. Now Guaranteed Indestructib genuine; 18 inches long; $ ! values priced now Solid Gold Baby Pins; sell for $2.50. In this sale anc tractive bargain, at only Pretty Bracelets for child values. ' NOW STERLING SILVER THIM JiiRt think of buying a Ste: |v Thimble, selling regularly : only 35c. It will be appre f - French Ivory Five-piece f Set; in beautiful leatherett purple silk lining. This se \-r dinarily for $7.50. Special now for . ' Rings?Gold Rings set witl phire, aqua marine emeral oonnliiroc tnr>fl7 and piii& vu> v-v stones. Formerly selling b\; $20. Specially priced no H at only Umbrella with sterling si engraved handle; with r quality silk covering. A \ > - ful gift. Selling at P? $15. Now ... Beautiful Hand Engraved Vanity Cases. Every wor such a beautiful case. Selli $10 to $12. Now j LAVALLIERES AND SIL Solid Gold Lavailieres set carved cameo; $7.00 valu< Now for only I ORDER BY MAIL? II You will find every art I advertisement exactly as I ed by our advertising. I ~ ooov -Pnv vrui fn s ^ _v IV A j vvt W K. f this advert '.v.-merit as if y &jj.. i cr,;;-r !' ALLENDALE CASE DEVELOPS SEQUEI Augusta, Ga., Doc. 4.?A sequel to the Baldock mystery in which the wife and three children of J. W. Lee. i. prominent planter, died suddenly a Tew weeks ago of a strange malady believed at the time to have been j caused by poison, has taken place at i Martin, S. C., about 15 miles from I Allendale, according to information { received in Augusta today, stating that nine persons are desperately ill at a boarding house there after eating biscuits made from ficur taken from the Lee home at Baldock The peculiarity of ti e situat.on is that the affair took place at the boarding house of Mrs. ii. F. Creech, who is a sister-in-law of J. AV. .Lee, who now lies ill at the University hospital here. Officials state thar following the death ef Mrs. Lee and removal of Mr. Lee to a lo<;5.1 hospital, Mrs. rwooVt n-pnt to the Lee home and re V1VW4* <? moved a sack of flour and other groceries which she took to. her home in Martin. Biscuits made from the flour were served to her boarders and it is said that all who ate of the biscuits were taken ill, the physicians being similar to those in the Lee case. I Doctors called to administer to the I sick worked on the theory that the | illness was caused by ptomaine poisoning from canned goods, although some of those affected claim that they did not partake of the salmon. Sheriff Bennett tonight, however, declared that he favored the theory of the doctors but to be on the safe side would have samples of the flour analyzed. Half-a-duek Deep ~0 viver with wrhich he VUiiuub vv M was unfamiliar, a traveler asked a youngster if it was deep. "No," replied the boy, and the rider started to cross, but soon found that he and his horse had to swim for their lives. When the traveler reached the other side he turned and shouted: "I thought you said it wasn't deep?" "It isn't," was the reply. "It only takes grandfather's ducks up to their middles." Sure "His wife is a pretty picture." "Yes, but it costs a lot to frame her!" 5 $2 50 ty and sell- fTIQC d $5.85 mdh . . SACRIFICE l j -in Christmas Sale, i sh and mir- fully low prices. IPA OC LurJfv ;? *1 $9.00 it allows one to f le pearls; any other article 10 (!*/ DC This Annua <pu?0D year with the remember last y 1 ordinarily greater for our i I a very at- the most desirab $1.65 Now'come ... YQU WANT A] ren; $3.00 $1.95 Other Lavaillier* BLES, 35C. t? ?20.00. Nov rling Silver a for 75c, for Beautiful 26 pit dated, too. Rogers, consistin Manicure ?01*s. sjx SP( e case with buttf fn>fe an. t selling or- regularly for $1 o? Now ... d othef i ruby, sap- Full and comple ds, garnets, Pencils; solid go all birth These make id< $18 and They may be h; w OC tachment to ribt plain with claspi Iver hand $2.5 nig, finest rery beauti- Solid Gold Ring (1A 7C values. . ?plU.lD Now and Plain Genuine Ebony nan prizes black leatherette ng values. Now r... ;M. only verware Sterling Silver < with nana be engraved. Ke iS $5.00 Offered especial mam -NOW Solid Gold Baby icle in this on^y represent- t is thereou were in ^ 1602 Main 5trc; EErygg?? r \ DR. OIJN SAWYER i MAY ENTER RACE. Special to The State. Georgetown, Nov. 30.?Since Cole Blease has announced himsell" as a candidate for governor next year, the name of a certain former friend and right hand man of Blease has been frequently mentioned in these parts as the proper and suitable person to oppose Blease and beat him for governor. That man is Dr. Olin Sawyer of Georgetown, who when Blease attacked bitterly the Wilson administration and opposed his government before and after the declaration of war, broke with his chief, and in a ringing letter published in the state newspapers challenged the position of the former governor and denounced his principles. For this Dr. Sawyer lost caste with all his former political admirers and friends in the Blease camp. On the other hand, he was warmly commended and given the glad hand of fellow ship by those on the other side who wholeheartedly supported the government and worked to the limit ot their strength and give until it hurt tt^ win the war of righteousness and salvation . / Throughout that trying period, Dr. Sawyer contributed unsparingly o: his time and gifts as a public speaker to promote the country's cause. As mayor of Georgetown at the time, he was in position to do more than ordi narily valuable work, and as a man and a citizen there are few more worthy than he to hold the office of governor. He is hardly without a superior as a stump speaker and winner of votes, and can easily hold his own and more too against any opposing candidate?not excepting "Colie" ?as a shown down will prove, should the doctor decide to enter the lists. His many friends are urging liim tc do so. ===== 'Ware the "Three P's" The three P's?Pills, Potions and Plasters?belong to bygone ages. Be progressive, throw the pills, etc., away an dtake chiropractic adjustments. They will do you good. See your chiropractor. Consultation and spinal analysis free. BERTA~ SCHRANER, Chiropractor. 1511 Main St., Columbia, S. C. Phone 3752. Office Hours 9-12, 4-7. 0 Stock of Je\ Colo lWifiQ Ti Utllt UV&IUU a. 1 ,D?Our tremendous stocks have Come to our store and see what he lasting gift, it carries great se express personality in choosing a s at the same price. 1 Christmas Sale is part of this + ought of giving you the very tn ear, what crowds bought the ne reparation has been more thorc le gifts for Christmas, early. Don't wait until the last VYTHING ENGRAVED YOU I is ranging in price ?? j selling tinnn I r t|/JLV?VV ^ see Chest of William 0 ig of six knives, six 30ns, six table spoons, ^ I sugar shell. Selling ^ 8 00 $13.50 ? I SPECIALS. te line of Eversharp ^ Id and sterling silver, eal Christmas gifts. {J ad with rings for at- N1 >ons and chains or N" s for men priced at f ;o $35 5 s; any birthstone; $8 V $4.85 2 Military Brushes in (7 e case. Regular $8.00 $4.65 P Clothes Brushes; can gular $8.00 values. ly? $4.65 r Rings ^ PBmvHnMHwniMMmMnnBiHBMnpMRnBMMni JEWS] CHANGED WEST POINT. j ! Today at West Point the cadets are allowed liberties which it* they had taken in other days would have put tnem 111 tne guarunouse ana lanueu j them on the "skin list" with a re-j port which would have staked them j to a dozen extra tours to guard duty, J says the Chicago Evening Post. ! Brigadier General Douglass MacAr- j thur, now the superintendent of the j Military Academy, is responsible foi j some of the extensions of liberty to! the cadets. The general thought I that the cadets needed humanizing1, and perhaps they did, but even though they be humanized, the academy still is a place of strict discipline and of hard training. In the old days no cadet was allowed a cent of pocket money. Now he is allowed to draw from his pay $5 in cash every so often, and, moreover, he can spend it at the counter of one store on the reservation or at the cigar case of the hotel, to which today he has unrebuked admittance, whereas twenty years ago if he had dared to enter without special permission ho quickly ordered to "about | race" ana go to ms quarters in arrest . The democracy of West Point was maintained in the old days by three things?hard discipline, imposed on all cadets alike; a rule against the possession of pocket money, and hazing. . The millionaire's son was no better off financially at West Point in the old days than the market gardener's son or the hodcarrier's son, for that matter. In fact, the same thing ? ll - LEC _ The velry?Annual Dmorrow Morn s been drastically reduced for really beautiful things you may 1 ntimental value along with g< md it gives the recipient greater > institution. We go into the i test things at the lowest possible iw things offerred. This year High. Nothing has been left unc minute after things have been f tfUST GIVE YOUR ORDER EA1 _ Solid Mahogany Nut Be * cracker and six picks. 1 / desirable and useful gb ) pretty to look at; $4.50 values ? Gentlemen's Solid Gold 1 J $8.00 and $10.00 / values H Solid Gold Black On 3 ladies. They are set diamond; $25 values. For only Mahogany Serving Ti bottoms. These make able gifts for the hon $8.00. Now at only Ash Trays with glass b< base; a very acceptable $2.50 values. Now Solid Gold Lavallieres w in center; $5.50 regulai sale for only SILVERWA Sterling Silver Tea Spoo ^ set of six selling for i - rVWAin/1 V\ ATTT ^1 I pxiucu 1IUVV ? at LER * ? ? -* . .-?. ^jk - 1 holds today, because the sp^iiuhig money which a cadet is allowed ittaken from his own pay and the amount is limited. There is no hazing at West Point today. It is likely that every person in the land who never has been at West Point, on hearing that hazing is gone, will say something like "Thank heavy!" but not so the oldtimers. Hazing used to take the cockiness out of some of the youngsters who came from the smart set circles and who thought that they were better than the young fellows who did not hail from the same kind of circles. Hazing was a great lev The Label on Shows Your Subscri If it is Oi \AL BLAP Of All Kinds Dispatch-N Hi c:lrr, f\t j Oiemiig onv< I n|*JOT case, consisti vlll iul" ly $12.00. i # for I flf Two-piece Sh very higl 0 nerly priced the Annual Now buy at wonderQuadruple muine worth, pedestal witl pleasure than formerly pri( gain in this sa markets every for prices. You six sterling ; will be even bargain at $ lone to present ially priced for licked over. IF Coffee Set of EILY. silver, comp pot, sugar ai tray. Former >wls. Including $35 In this s rhese are most . x 0 Its and very Chocolate Se (tin nr Quadruple p tbZ?%F J You maybut for Watch Chain^ Water Pitche 1 *ern *n Sheff; $15.00 and?: yx Rings for Offered now with genuine GO) A? m AA $15.UU rays with glass most accept- Hundreds le. Selling for Scarf Pins : (fjr nr making it p< <pD#?/d solid gold or engraving or dwIs and brass $2.50. Be su gift for a man; lot. $1.65 GO' ith pearl, ruby price. At this Vt (?9 nr Solid gold, p Made either These links or worth $7.0( priced now ns; a complete xt P10. Specially ? (?7 QC SELECT We feel genuine ser w T patrons to * \ p^| small depos " ment on tin uo!nirbia, S. C. ?a*? c*. rr-r j~~ rs:rr;r^T- r. jn-.:wr ir?ypr? ervncraararu eier, nut the claim :v: the!-, "bracing-" which the plebes get when.' they enter and the hard discipline of the first three months are as efficient leverers as hazing ever was. Perhaps so and perhaps not, but hazing is rj So long as West Point continues, as it still is doing, to turn out clean souled, truthful men and good sol- Jill diers, the "oldsters" cannot sit back and properly express damnation of conditions simply because they are not what ''they were in our day. Place your order with us. Quality Job Printing. The Dispatch-News. 1 i Your Paper When jj ption Expires it Renew | \|Jj i ^T7 | I lews 1 I 2r Salt and Pepper Set in I v ng of six pieces. Former- I ^ Special now $6.35 I ieffield Vegetable Dish of I lest grade. This dish for- I < at $i8 oo (Uinnn I tpjLVcW 9 i Plated Fruit Bowl on J I 1 handle on each side;' 8 ^ ^1 :ed at $12.50. A bar- I ' $7.95 I Silver Ice Tea Spoons. A B 15.00. In this sale espec- | $11.85 I : genuine quadruple plate B osed of coffee pot, tea | nd cream containers and I ly priced at I ale, special at - (J v 8 t composed of four pieces. H lated. Regular price $25. I itnoZ $15.85 I ir; plain and Colonial pat- I ield of the highest grade; I 20.00 values. O 7C I for tj) lZi.lt) 1 LD SCARF PINS I i $2.50 i $5.00 Values m of people like to give m for Christmas. We are' f ^ssible to give the finest f les with plain surface for f ' stone settings, priced at ire you purchase from this ^ -D CUFF LINKS $4.85 1 dues to $10.00 lain and engraved styles. I for soft or stiff cuffs. 1 were selling and are B ) to $10.00. Specially B $4.85 I NOW?PAY LATER. that we are offering a 1 I vice when we permit our I select their gifts, make a h ?14* t-* /-I n/\-v^ r\l /*v^-a f 1-\ a >*v onr K VI UL uiiu UuxiipiCLC uiJC ]'<?,)" | j 2 eve of Christmas. j I g | JW ??? m Wli 3