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gHKuHMOyS ASP COMPLAINT. ] Htate of South Carolina, ' i County of Dillon, > B Court of Common Pleas. i ^ lngsdale Lumber Corporation, fH * Plaintiff, I K TB Hbarkskaddan 4b Co. and W. H. H Ctom ,aa Trustee of Carskad dim A Co, bankrupt. Defend To the Defendants Above Named: ( 1 Tou are hereby summoned and re- y Squired to answer the complaint in this ; action which was filed in the office ( K)f the Clerk of the Court of Common B>lM3 for the County of Dillon, State j foresaid, on the 20th day of August Hk>20, and is now on file in the said ^ Ifoehuxd to senre a copy of your Htwei1 to the.Bald complaint on the ^Htacriber at his office at Marion, nRBth Caroline, within twenty (20) after tlifc service hereof, ezclu- J HB of the day of such service and, J Iipu fail to answer the complaint On the time aforesaid, the plainBn this action will apply to the WL for the relief demanded in the iplaint. / L. D. LIDE, > Plaintiff's Attorney. ? o fee Herald Is $2.50 per year. ^Wkit^SeMtorL D. % ad Whit he His ' \i vi ii \T? Imu man uarco ijucaur South Carolina's Senior Se ing the war emergency." He is the greatest auth ton production in the Unit His advice and utterances watched by Wall Street i ton gamblers and speculat , fighting him for his advoc Southern white farmer, ai SOME OF THE THIN( i . 5 - it j " He is the author or th The Cotton Futures Ai regulating the grades of < the cotton gamblers and 2 The cotton farmers an \ debted to him for his un inserted in the Federal K 1 ^ V. a basis of credit cotton v Nitrate of Soda is ess< this State. His untiring " brought this product to ti war at cost, and released as soon as the armistice v He fought for the Fe< had one of these banks lo ^ He fought to restrict undei tion to keep down competil of Southern Europe in the trial establishments, so th would not have his wages STAND BY HIM. v WHAT SENATOR SMIT J * He is South Carolina's perienced man in Congrei head of the great Agricull gress by reason of the r< 'Gore of Oklahoma. \He is the only Simon I ted States Senate, and th the southeastern States oi , mittee of which he will b( If South Carolina wTar .Washington, Senator Smi vote cast for him is a vot( ests of the entire South.. Senator Smith will be because it is to the best int to re-elect him. VOTE FOI i _______ " : '" Marlon, 8. C., Aug 20, A. D., 1920. X hereby certify that the foregoing ia a true and correct copy of the rammons in th*. abovC entitled action now on file in my office. Jno. C. Bethea, 8 26 3t. C. C. C. P. NOTICE. Take notice that the Fall Term of 3ourt of General Sessions will conrene at Dillon, S. C., on Monday, the, 13th day of September, 1920-at 10 >'clock in the forenoon. John C. Bethea, i 26 4t C. C. U. f. tc u. o. GOOD POSITIONS. kre Available for young men and romen who receive a business trainng at our college. We give you the est position or refund your money. )ur employment bureau receives alls from all the large towns through tut the Carolinas every week, and we ire able to fill but 26 p. e. of the poitions. We give you this opportunity: t*a up to joa to take advantage of L For full particulars, write 'DRAOGHON'8 Z '! OotnAb, 8. C, Smith Stands for I Done in Congress I I on the war record of nator, E. D. Smith, durority on cotton, and coted States Senate today, i on cotton are. closely >q much so that the cot;ors of the North are acy of the cause of the id labor in general. 3S HE HAS DONE: % .. V e exponent cf: ct, passed by Congress cotton and restraint on speculators. d truck fanners are intiring effort, in having eserve Banking Act as 7arehouse receipts, mtial to the farmers of work along with others he farmers during the 1 abundance of nitrates . ras signed. fleral Land Banks and cated in our own State, sirable foreign immigraion from the low classes ! cotton mills and induslat the native workman lowered. LABOR WILL HIS: I most influential and exss today. He becomes ;ural Committee of Con 2cent defeat of Senator >ure Farmer in the Unie only representative of i the Agricultural Com3 the head. its an influential man in th will be re-elected. A j cast for the best interi elected next Tuesday, :erests of South Carolina R SMITH i' 1 1 I I 1 EXCLUSIVE A negro regiment, officered entire ly by whites, had a West Point colo IneJ who was very particular that al I men should know who he was and pa: him the respect due hie position Coming across a private wt. paid no the slightest attention to him,, h swelled up with rage. "Look here, my man," he burs forth. "Don't you know who I am.' "Nossuh,'' Baid the private cheer fully. "What? You mean to stand then and tell me you don't know your owr commanding'officer when you se< him?" "Yessuh," explained the buck. "Yo see, I ain't much fer pushin' mahsel! forward and I aiiyt been runnin round with the OBSlfers none to speali of." ; .? o ' * Stra# hats have dlimppOared fron many parts of England this season because of the prevailing bad weather. WANT COLUMN WANTED ?COUNTRY PEOPLE TC TRY OUR 75c. MEALS. PALMET TO GAFE, NEXT TO HKRAIT OFFICE?.tt. . ? : ^ FUtiL MILK PAIL?1The right natm for the right feed, call for it, feed the cow on it; if it does not produce more milk at the same eoet of cheap feeds it wfliiijiot cost your ene cent: Carolina Milling Co.?8 2?.| Wanted Onr Casfomers to Know*In a few dajs we will feemmence grinding new crtop wheat, and as the wheat this year is extra good ? turn out a. much bet ter floor than usual, send us your v orders for plain and self rising. Carolina Milling Co.?8-26. NOTICE TO MY CUSTOMERS ? I have two flelivery trucks and two wagons and am in better position than ever to make prompt deliveries. Send me your grocery orders. I buy country produce at highest market prices. I sell groceries wholesale and retail. Charlie 8a. leeby.?8 4 tf. MONARCH .HOG MEAL?It .will grow your hogs and keep them fat, a fine feed at a lees price than corn it has the correct amount of digester tankage in it to make a balanced * feed. Carolina Milling Co.?8-26. FULGHAM SEED OATS?We have one car Fulgham seed oats bought of a reliable seed house in Sherman Texas. For immediate sale we can safe you money, you cannot afford to plant cheap rust proof feed oats when high grade Fulgham seed oats can be had. We wish to make Dillon Cpunty the home of high grade seed eats. Buy front us and we will buy your crop next summer. ? Carolina > Milling Co.?8-26.t OFFICIAL MATS TOWN OF DILLON showing present limits. Apply O. M. Page.?9 2 WANTED AGENTS?To writ* health and accident insurance In country, must hahe car. We pay you while learning. Address M. E. Streett, Dlst. Mgr. Po. Box 300, Florence, S. C.?8 12 6L BAGGING and TIES?We hare the stock dn hand and will make yon the right price, send us your order Now. Carolina Milling Co.? 8-26 R?B?We have one car seed Rye which we offer at J2.75 per bushel, Plant patches for grating hogs, cows and chickens. Plant your cotton lands after first picking as a cover crop. Carolina Milling Co, ?8-26. HEMSTITCHING and piooting, each attachment, wokrs on all sewing attachment, works on all sewing checks 10c extra. Light's Mail Order House, Box 127, Birmingham Ala.?8 26 3t. FOR SALE?226 acres good high land. Near Yemassee. Fine for farmini? or efork Prirp SIR npr acre Terms. D. W. Thorp, Jr. Route 1, Charleston, S. C.?9 2 It. HENMSTITCHINO and Mooting attachment; works on all sewing machines. Price $2. Personal checkf 10c extra. Light's Mall Order House Box 127, Birmingham, Ala. 9 2 3t WANTED?Man or woman stenographer who can furnish referencef as to ability and character. State salary expected. Dillon Mills. 9 2 2t LOST?Saturday night semi e when in Dillon or on public road to A V. Bethea's two suite of clothes Light gray suit, green coat and brown trousers. Return to Herald office and receive reward. 9 2 2tp FOR SALE ? LONG ANT / short-leaf pine lumber. Write W. D. STEPHENS Rt. 4, Dillon, S. C. Call No. 3811. 9-9-31 WANTED ? A POSITION AS MAX ager, for 1921. Apply Heroic Officfe. J. D. W. | 9-9-2tl pd FOR SALE?ONE 1010 MOPE1 Mitchell Roadster. Run less thai 2,000 miles. \Vrite He x 312. Dil | Ion, S. C. 9-3-2 ti WANTED?A POSITION AS FA 113 ! overseer. Capable of handling same | Apply to B. C. Moody, Dillon, 3. C 1 9-9-2 ti pd IFOR SALE ? FINE JERSEY fresh in milk. Apply :o Sam Bra? ' well, Fork. 9-9-2 Smith-Blei 1 " Formec * ' : POLITICS MAI t ' 9 A Direct Charge b 'Smith Tactics the P e'- - - - . f.. I charge a direct, coilu atr E. D. Smith to defeai This alliance, made in ; tion as an eleventh hour t - * created during* the cam; > This campaign I was c . r to factionalism or faction; ? of voters of both the so-ct On August 18th, and i > ,signature of "Cole," lette ' 'V S^^r Smith for* re-elec reach the personal friendi to factionalism. t This letter was circuit used at the polls by worke Acknowledging receip Senator Smith, a few daj his appreciation of the p< During the time of th of the election, the reputa torney Francis H. Westor latter has repeatedly dent The sequence of event letter need, in my opinion Another method used the circulation around th< ing circulated among strc "wet" platform, financed 1 erate and premeditated c I am in the second race, fight And I will win. WHY THIS AP CEPTTOSAVE S HERE IS SOI (Letters, Telegrams and . , the State showing that ti tetter were employed by s Mr. George Warren, Columbia, S. C. . Dear George: n umeruus v^uiipaxgu . State at the last minute, not answer. Onewastha the one and best plan, an 1 framed up by Blease, and friend he had in this part all over the State, saying tl ; for the people, and to vo Cole." Then the day of ; to say that you were a B1 i get the Bleasites, though and then circulated the r to answer, that you were i ! vote against you and foi :v anti-Blease votes. Now ter that was sent to peop i ; i i * 1 T TV Honorable (Jole l. ts Columbia, S. Dear Sir: ! ' Upon my retum have read it very cai ed it. I also appreci I much for your expr ; .its . . ^ TFEe^M00"Warrei^( ; Issues of the Campaign, i through Appeal that wou ' ism, the old Animosities a I South Carolina. Let us turn our faces nnan daaliricr in nnliflVs SS l/pvil uvuian^ m > us turn our faces tc . sues squarely, honestly, termined in the second p whether, to save one man' J will approve of and becon employed. I did not start this re^ of the fight in victory, b NEITHER SENATOR S STATEMENTS AS PI CONSTITUTE LAID \\ (I caution my friend t' or denials of this stateme tse Alliance I in Despera t Political E: ICES STRANGE BED y George Warren and eople of South Carotins "t ision between former Govrnor Col t me for the United States Senat utter desperation, was effected ai effort to overcome 'the sentiment )aign in my favors letermined to make, and did ihali Eil prejudices. To demonstrate th ailed factions gave support ti> my signed by former Governor fitease rs were prepared ,pledging Mr. E tion, ana mailed out during su j of the fornfer governor*as'an ele sited by hand as well as by throu rs for Smith. t of a letter from W[r. Blease, d rs later expressed in a communis jrmission to use the Blease letter i mailing out of the hundreds of le id campaign manager of Senator i i, a long and bitter enemy of Mr. mnced, was a visitor to the offic s leading np to the actual mailing i, no further explanation, in the desperate attempt to elect 2 e polls of of reports-that I was a >ng anti-Blease men, and that I 1 by the liquor interests. This I ch listortion of facts. , The fight is on. My fists are doi * . GEORC peal to faction j ;enator smith frc ME MORE-HOW IT WAS WOR Affidavits have been received fro ictks similar to those mentioned upporters of Smith). Olar, S. G. ? . -J lies were circulated on you all ovi and it looks like this was intenti t you were against prohibition, bul d the most damaging in its effect Smith, or their friends; for Blej of the State, and I imagine he d lat he did not think a new senator te for Smith. This was signed, the election couriers were out a easite, so you can clearly see tha Blease influenced direct by letter eport at the last minute, without i Bleasite and that those who hat r Smith, thereby giving Smith Bk if you want them I can give yoi le at Olar, and also to other parts ' Yours truly, (Signed) HE PROOF OF THE PUDDING lease, Columbia, S c. i from Lynchburg I found your lei efully and fully appreciate the m ate your kind permission to use it ession as to my candidacy. Very sincerely (Signed) >tes were gotten on the merit of t not by Political Trickery, not by Id invoke the slumbering spirit of md the Bitterness of the past of , we who are men, we who believ i well as in business and in our so< > the dawn of the new day a courageously. It lies plainly befoi rimary on Tuesday, September s political fortunes, the electorate le a party to the compromise ma rival of factionalism, but I expect t ecause I shall carry on with a cle; GEORGE MITH NOR MR. WESTON J JBLISHED IN THE PAPERS , S A DENIAL OF THE FACTS AS THESE BEFORE THE PUBLIC s against further eleventh-hour i nt.) (Politics \ 1 'W[ & ' t i \ Hon i? xpedient FELLOWS 1 J ^ an Expose o? ? Should Know* V. U M e L. Blase and SeiK- \ e. & , ' | 1 i*i 1) * id put into opera- j,; . which had been ' ;e,$ without appeal . is tact, thousands ' candidacy. . , with his personal \ {lease's support to * 4 ; ibeequent days to- ' $ ; iventh-hour appeal f At' i I igh the majls, and' ated August 6th* ttibn to Mr. Blease i tters, on the verge* Smith, District AtBlease, whom the^ e of Mr. Blease. j out of the Blease* Senator Smith was* Bleasite, these besvas running on a targe, was a delibk ibled. I am in the* r , iE WARREN. . 4LISM EX>M DEFEAT ; i KED: m every section of.' iii the following; ' , Sept 1, 1920. T . \ \ ci * ' \T > ?r this part of the onal, so you could' t it strikes me that was planned and ise wrote to every r lid the same thing ; could do anything ; "Yours in Love,, 11 OTror tVlo AAlinfv t the plan was to to vote for Smtih, ; a chance for you ed Blease wouW jase votes as well as i more than one letof the county. C. F. RIZER. I . C., Aug. 9,1920. { tter of August 6. I \ otive that prompt- 1 . I thank you very yours, E. D. SMITH. ;he man and on the Compromise, nor the Old Factional a Darker Day in e in fair play and nal intercourse, let ind meet the fere us. It will be de14. It is simply of South Carolina de and the tactics ^ i o be in on the finish an fight to the end. WARREN. ( SAY IN THEIR ANTHING THAT 11 HAVE Frame-ups, reports ,1 Advsetisement. /