Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, July 28, 1921, Image 5

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mm m - 4 vV<UROLIXA PLANTS- FOR BIS fiRII) X YEAR ? y ft .% Promising Material Entering the 1'ulrerelty this Fait v Plans for a big gridiron season at PanAllvtA APO ponl/llv AAminir t f\ Q hand v?iviiua aic i a^/iuij vvunug iv ? and from the present outlook the Gamecocks will put a great team on the field. No less than two do7en of the leading preparatory school foot, fall players of the state have Bigni. fled their intention of matriculating when the University opens its doors in September and practically all of these men will be on hand when the first practice is held on September 12. Erom the presdnt indications Sol mlll A.._M AMAAk win luni iiit? wuitv ul tuov/uJng the line from tackle over to "Wop" McGowan, as McGowan, one of the greatest linemen Carolina eveV produced, has proven his abilitv in making good on such an assignment. His*Vork at the University of Virg'r la last fall stamped him as one of the leading line coaches :>f the country. 'Although the Virginia line was a light one it competes on equal terms with < some Of the heaviest and fastest teams ] in the country. i This will leave Merger free to take \ charge of the work of the backs an<* < -ends. As a result Carolina can be depended upon to have one of the i shiftiest and fastest sets of backs in ] the country as Metzger is a stickler for speed and will put the same drive into the backs as> he put into his line last fall. The latter, al. though light was perfectly able in i" two big games with Clemson and' P. C. to ' put up a stonewall defense when threatened. One of the finest stands ever made in Carolina football happened in the P. C. game at the Augusta Fair last October. P. C. obtained a first down on Carolina's two-yard line but in four rushes was unable to pierce the Gamecock forwards. Metzger will have far better material to work with this fall than a 1 im/vn a n nrr\ D/\4lt f* A Clvfl- t agu. oviu ui coociLc auu i more will be heavier than a year ago < and they are ideal backs as each can! run with the ball, kick or pass. ( Snipes will also flt in well with this ; combination because of his puntinj t ability and fighting spirit. He is un- 1 dofcbtedly one of the best of the 1 ? prospects the coachest are counting 1 upon. j? Another back who should make a 1 name for himself on the Carolina I1 eleven this fallals George Belk, the f former P. C. star. Belk is of ideal 1 build (or a position as he Btands si' s feet and weighs 185 pounds. He is ^ ruggedly set up and a determined player. It is thought that he will1 give the old men a hard fight for a t place on the crack team the Game- a cocks expect to put on the field this |a ,c year. It But the new men are the ones most * ? pnnntpfi on this fall. There are eight I good backfield prospects already eer-l tain to enter Carolina and from this I number there are sure to be'at least one set of good backs. Metzger is! evidently figuring on grooming two acts of backs for the big games and is I - .likely to develop a swift running attack because of this. This is figured to be the way the team will be developed as he is assured of a big fast lid* to make openings. He will thus be able to employ two sets of backs in the big games, each as strong as the other. In this way fresh men will always lead the attack. Metzger has written the Carolina authorities that the University of West Virginia team, now ranking as' one of the strongest in the country.' an eleven which he put on the foot- ( ball map, is anxious to have the Gamecocks play in Morganton this year as they figure the new Metzrer aggregation will prove a great drawing caul. But the Carolina schedule ' has been completed and nothing can be done for another year. One of the most encouraging signs j] for the coming season is the interest jd displayed in Carolina football this early. From all indications Carolina 5 will have more alumni back for the 11 opening games than ever returned to ' any contests before except the Fair ! Week classic. o FEDERAL RESERVE TO AID IX MARKETING COTTON In view of the vital importance of the problems incident to the harvesting and marketing of the coming cotton crop, the Federal Reserve Board today held a conference with the governors of the Federal Reserve Banks of Richmond, Atlanta, St. Louis. Kansas City and Dallas, the banks located in or brought in closest torch with the member banks in the' cotton states, for the purpose of reviewing the credit situation in these states, and determining what further1 credit will be needed tcx. facilitate the J harvesting and orderly marketing of this crop. At the present time the five Reserve Banks in question are lending to their members $457,000,000, or more than 26 per cent of the loans of the entire system, the Richmond Bank borrowing from other Reserve Banks $20,000,000 and the Dallas Bank bor rowing: $16,000,000 for that purpose, j The total loans of these five Reserve! Banks to their member banks exceed their reserve deposits by $192,000,000, j whereas the reserve deposits of the j other seven Reserve Banks exceed their members by $118,000,000. The amount now loaned by these Reserve Banks Jo ?their mefmbers is *' \ I - i m m ? m GENUINE "BULL" DURHAM tobacco makes 50 Aood cigarettes for ?* : l0c 0 four and one-half time3 the amount borrowed at any one time by all the national banks of the country prior to 1914, or before the establishment of the Federal Reserve System. The Federal Reserve Board and the Governors of the Federal Reserve Banks, in addition to credits already extended, are able and stand ready to extend further credit for the purpose of harvesting and marketing the Homing crop, in whatever amount may legitimately be 'required, either di. rectly to their Tv nber binkj, or tinier a ruling now issued by the- Federal Reserve Board, indirectly to non-member banks acting through the igency and with the endorsement of a membfer bank. These loans will be made by the Federal Reserve Banks upon notes, drafts and bills of ex:hange issued or drawn in accordance ivith the terms of the Federal Reserve Act and the regulations of the Federal Reserve aoaru, ior tne nar- esting or orderly marketing of the ioming cotton crop. In order, however, that these reliscount facilities of the Federal Reserve Banks may be made fully effcc. ive It will be necessary that tmember janks in the cotton states place their loaning facilities freely at the dis josal of cotton producers and deal>rs in their respective localities with he knowledge and assurance that the federal Resjerve Board and the Fediral Reserve Banks recognize the irgency of rendering all proper astistance to these Important interests luring such abnormal times. Mr. Meyer, Managing Director of he War Finance Corporation, who atended the conference, reviewed the ictivities of the War Finance Corporition in making loans for financing :otton for immediate and future ex>ort. Governor Strong, of the Fedral Reserve Bank of New York, and epresentatives of certain New York nember bank's were also invited to he conference to discuss the necessi. y or advisability of having various :om;nerciaI banks through the conn, rv establish a fund 'or the purpose if making loans upon cotton. In dew of the conclusions reached by he conference as to the ability of the federal Reserve Banks effectively to 0 take care of all of the legitimate equirements of the cotton interests, t was felt that the establishment of ulch a fund at this is neither necestary nor advisable. Governor Strong itated, however, that he had received issurances from a number of impor. ant banking intsitutions in New York }lty that if the facilities now offered >y the Federal Reserve Banks and he War Finance Corporation should )rove to be inadequate, they will cojperate in the establishment of u :otton lpan fund in whatever amount he situation might demand. Forecast of the Growing Cotton Crop by the Department of Agriculture, .July I. 1921. By Districts Bales Richmond 1)416,000 Atlanta 1,841,000 St. Louis 1,517,000 Kansas City 555,000 Dallas 3,017,000 San Francisco SI,000 Total Estimated Crop 8,433,000 o Neighbors Will Say So. "Use (!< lies' gifs you has." said Uncle Kben. "an* don' try !<> be more artistic dan you honestly is. A good 1 i. ,.i. i. .. I,,,.,,. .11/,1-u ,-nlTlforf I'-.UIJ" .. ...... - to :i community <liin :i poor performer on do violin." "77/? MONEY YOU DOi "BUY THE ( For the odd jobs o you don't need the Insist on "Tide Water" Cypress? you can identify it by this mark. l?<M rVM tkUtSi C'a Lower grades will an: just as long. Save \ Write tir. for list of FREE ] and no substitutes" from y SOUTHERN CYf YOUR LOCAL DEALER WILL I ? ? Harreirs 1 4 f Appreciating the people of this com offering any set dii 2, but if you come ti r . date I am the man Hardware cheaper i * /' * ' >Harrell's I 1 AT THE THE HOME OF C FIRST SHOW STAB LAST SHOW STA^ REGULAR Adults .. 25c C Mom MART (I in "The Call < A PARAMOUN AN latest pa Tues a srvkiriki A LAIIOH EVI ALSO LOIS WF "two Wis A PARAMOUNT ! ALL STA ' AN Topics of everyboby 1 Wediu elsie fe in ?? 1 j r? "oacrea anu r . A WILLIAM TAYLC A PARAMOUN' Thui JSYD CHJ "King Queen IN A PARAMOUN ALSO PATi Frid 4 COSMOPOLITE "The Wild A SPECIAL THAT A PARAMOIJM REGULAR HOURS Satu A MACK SEN> "Thunderl AN TOM SANTSC] AN VANITY FAIR I Buy A Doll; / J of China, Glass Ware, . Anything on M 1SS CAS We will give you IN Cheraw Hdw. VT HAVE TO SPEND ON REPAI JRADE THAT FITS \ f building and repairing ar ! higher grades of CYPRESS ItlE WUUU LitK1UL swer just as well for many of /our money. "Buy the grade PLANS for farm buildings ? but in the meanti our local lumberdealer?no matter for what ] >RESS MANUFACTURERS 242 Graham Huildingr, Jacksonville SUPPLY YOU. IF HE HASN'T ENOUGH CYPk, / * . - . r ? Hardware patronage of the munity, I am not jcount for August a my store on that tnat win sen you than anybody. hardware LYRIC lOOD PICTURES tTS AT 5 O'CLOCK TS AT ? O'CLOCK I PRICES hildren 15c* Jay # LYNNE if Youth" t picture d THE NEWS jday E COMEDY , 2ry second . :ber special e Wives" special with R cast ID THE DAY ?c THIS DAY isday RflUSON rcfane Love" iy production t picture sday 1PLIN and Joker" r T PICTURE &E NEWS lay iN PRODUCTION I Goose" x YOU MUST SEE r PICTURE REGULAR PRICES rday i'ETT COMEDY >olt Jack" :D [II WESTERN D GIRLS COMEDY ar s Wortk * Enamel Ware or ucs side of store for H i 25c cents back isn. & Supply Co. RS IS ALL PROFIT." 1 THE JOB" nnnH th(? nl ar.R ? Iiuiet on "Tide Water" Cjrpreea?you can identify >t by thia mark. these jobs ? and last ; that fits the job." ime insist on "CYPRESS purpose you buy. Address >' ASSOCIATION , Flu. EM LET US KNOW AT ONCE. 40 / / I - W}:. Hunting Licenses for Tear 1921-23 New hunting licenses for the yei 1921-22 are now in the hands of ti Clerk of Court and County Gan "Wferden, D. H. Lanev, also non-res dent Ashing and hunting License Licenses will be distributed on < about August 13th to Agents ar Magistrates in every town and towi ship in the county. Those wishir to hunt outside the county will* c well to buy State Licenses, as i Licenses will be exchanged this sei I son. The Chronicle $1.50 a year. The Names of CUeraw Persons Fom liar to AIL Who are the witnesses? They are Cheraw people? Residents of Cheraw who have ha kidney backache, kidney ills, bladdt ills; who have used Doan's Kidne Pills. These witnesses endors Doan's. One Cheraw resident who speah is t , I. B. Richard, carpenter, He says "I bad a slight touch of kidney troubl and knew I needed a kidney remed; I we*JL to Wannamaker & Son's Dru Store and got a box of Doan's Kidne Pills. I took, a half box of Doan and they entir&iv' cured me of th trouble. I found Ubtn's just as ret "resented and am gjad to say a goo word for them." (Price 60c, at all dealers. Do^ simply ask for a kidney remedy? gc Doan's Kidney 'Pills?the same tha Mr. Richard had. Foster-Milburn C< Mfrs.. Buffalo. N. Y ?? The next time you buy calomel ask for ^lotaLs The purified and refined calomel tablets that are nausealess, safe and sure. Medicinal virtues retained and improved. Sold only in sealed packages. Price 35c. -* o U. S. MAIL LINE UrfMt mad Fmmtmm* Americmn-Flag Ship# "Wit." julr 23?Aug. 24-Sept. 28 "(UmatWiAaigf "Juh|30-Aug.27-3tpt24 High Standard Service in Second and Third-ClgtM U. S.Mm3 LimcnhmveamadmrdixedMrviceforml] dmmmemcl tr*T?la??mBdtkmtamDdmrdi.higli.The Aaericm, (or iaatmmce, cmiriea 1,400 3d-clu. pmmKctcti is cm btm. coolmimiag two or (our berth, only. (2.700 3d-dm?> pmrnoDgtr. in *11.) For further imfnr?turn Me memrea ttemadmp mgeat or write U. S. MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. i 45 Broadway. N. Y. J ik. a .. ii e pi _ n > of id I ~~~ ~ I I l I ? You'll get Wlttl Pi th Prints Albert It bi sold in toppy red bags, tidy red tins, SH handsome pound and half pound tin humidort and in the pound crystal glass humidor with tO sponge moistener top. 62 Reynolds M Tobacco Co. Wlatton-Salam, f # N. Ci i \ i # I a -r ^ * BUSINESS LOCALS ar AH Business Locals CASH in adle vance. One cent a word for each Inj sertion. \ 8. : jr Velvet Beans?Closing out lot at $1.G0 1(j per bushel. Powe & Davis.. 1- k FOR SALE?100 or less S. C. White j0 Leghorns, Continental strain, bred l0 to lay, March hatch, $1.25 each; one cockerel with every three pullets. Address John Maynard, Jr.. Cheraw, S. C. 1.50 gets The Chronicle one yetfr. 1. Special P d l Tuesday, A ;s i e 3 lb. Can 50c Morar ? 1 1-2 lb. Morara Tei y ? 12 lbs. Army Smoke d 12 Bars Fairy Soap ;IN~ s Horton & H j R. C. Gray l Agent SINGER SEWIN' Rebuilt Machines (al Priees $5.0C I 4 We Repair All Makes of Macb Phone 7 \ / For Your Sum i Arrow and Ide Skirts at ^Vllson Bros. Silk Hose Ckcney ^ llson Bros. Und< Regal Spear S MALLOW I' "if somewhere i a pipe and P. A Start fresh all over again it tb pe!?and forget every smoke exf at spilled the beans! For a j imful with Prince Albert, will aokejoy you ever registered! It Put a pin in here! Prince A1 ngue or parch your throat. Bot xlusive patented process. So, j ea you may have stored away th pe! We tell you that you can?a your life on every fire-up?if yo r packing! What P. A. hands you in a pipe jme-made cigarette! Gee?but in rolling 'em with Prince Albe icause P. A. is crimp cut and st >RINGE A the national joy i -* \ i , \ PROFESSIONAL CARDS , % i P DR. T. E. WANNAMAKER, Jr. , EYE STKUUSI/fl Office at ResMeace ^SlS CHERAW, S. C. ^ ' f? NOTICE I have opened an office In Cheraer % for'the practice of dentistry. I may be found in the office formerly occupied by Dr. Bunch, will be glad to see my old friends and patients. R. L. McMANUS, D. D. S. ??????????m rices For < Lugust 2nd \J a Coffee $1, 'Ljjjj i . $1 ' | Bacon $1 $1 ' ?_______ r t /^i lenarix ^o. _ ' ?mmmm? - , v../ v'' \} ailoring Co. For ij G MACHINES v' -^Ifl V y l * ^ Vrr> 1 makes) For Sale ?' Wm I and Up, i t i ines At Reasonable Charges. 164. ? - imer Vacation * $1.50 to $3,00 ? ^ 50c to $1,00 Jeckwear :rwlar and Pajamas lummcr Caps r & CO. ? / M / " . __ i e beginning! Get a jerience you ever had jimmy pipe, packed trim any degree of 'sa revelation! / \ . *' bert can't bite your ;h are cut out by our just pass up any old at vou can't smoke a nd just have the tjme u play Prince Albert ti y it will duplicate in a you'll have a lot of irt; and, it's a cinch ays put! LBERT J, imoke _ MS& - :