Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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/' , !*' >', Y?'^** * " . *. The Times, Invites contributions on Uvo subjects' but does not a free to publish more than S00 words on any subject. The right'is reserved to edit every communication submitted for publication. On application to the publisher, advertising rates are made known to those Interested. Telephone, local and long distance. No. lit. Bntered at the poatoffloe at Fort Mill, 8. C., as mall matter of the second class. THURSDAY. JUNE 2, 1921. The wages of railroad employees have been cnt 400 million dollars by the United States railroad labor board. And now the inter stute commerce commission is said to be 44discussing" a proposed revision of freight rates. Thousands of sidtracks in the country are filled with empty freight cars and passenger trains are running with practically empty coaches. May this condition continue until the public is given relief from the railroad profiteering. It is discreditable to the General Assembly of South Carolina that the alumnae association of Winthrop college finds it necessary to solicit funds with which to complete the Student building at the institution. A little less hot ail and more effort to help the college by those in high official position would make a s'tronger UDDeal to the informed nnhlio Other newspapers published in the South may say what they please about it or pass the matter i in silence as they prefer, but TluTimes objects to the action of the American Legion in selecting the 30th of May un a national memorial dtfy to honor the memory of the American soldiers who fell in the World war. May 30rh is the day observed throughout the North as memorial day for the soldiers of the Union armies that overcame the South in the '60s. There has been more hatred displayed for and ill feeling engen, dered toward the South by speakers and newspapers in the North on the 30th of May than on any other day in the year. No Southern man who will stop to think of what has been happening in the North on May 30th for the last 40 years and more will find much pleasure in paying tribute to the World war dead ut the same time and in many instances in coopeiMltlOll UMtU L? ?? .??i inunr w iivi art? iifver SO happy as when the special day rolls round for vilifying and mis. representing the soldiers oF the South and the cause for which they fought. There is good reason why every American Legion post in the South should object to the 30th of May as national memorial day for honoring the connti.v's World war dead. 666 cures Bilioua Fever. Winthrop College SCHOLARSHIP A ENTRANCE EXAMINATION The examination for the award. of vacant Scholarships in Winthrop College and for admission of new students will be held at the County Court House on Friday. duty 1, at 9. a. m. ADDlicants must not be lesR than 16 years of ape. When scholarships are vacant after July 1 they will be awarded t< those making the highest average at this examina, t ion, provided they meet the conditions governing the award. Applicants for Scholarships should write to President Johnson before the examination'.for Scholarship examination blanks. " . r Scholarships are wortk $100 ami free tuition. The next session will open September 14th, 1921. For further information and catalogue. address Pres. 1). B. Johnson. Rock Kill, B. C. 3t Rub-My-Tiam cures Ifcwiliw. J i ' .11. . - m wam?w?we-?~-mm L. J. Massey says he is selling more goods than ever before, and it is no trouble to sell goods when 666 curat Bikiouiuaw. I w:: "v 'r. - yv v-: ; j?*rVi-' H jjj We cai^supp^^ I a full line of? TIRES, TUBES, SPARK AND ESPECIALLY A C AND NUTS FOR WHEE We are now makii money on every job. Sealy Broi m EVEI ||ll| Bj|| Telephone 675. |j| GASOLINE. 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