Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Hardware, Paints, Oils Umber !&*. Material Hr? ( Uy, ATIfl?IVl AO. A a?w?, 8*w?rr Pipe, ' . 4 ? Hammer*. Stove Flue, Do?r M??_ Terr* <?tta TkUfiMes, ('?t^u|n'> Tool#. MorUr CoMri Ifel Stein*. I'slnt Bruahe*, Water Proofing Mineral, Pnlnte and Oil*. <* CmtvuM Metal lining, fotlde Decoration*. A*be*tos aal tympoaltlon Kooflng. Calnomlne* and Cold Water Paint*. WIKH FENCING, IK?N A NU WOOIl POSTS. EVERYTHING FOR THE HOUSE nn |i m v ;i ? ?<! ???_'"? ' " ?)'. (! I'l.U *MI i "H1 ' booth & Mcleod, inc. SOOTH CAROLINA Sl/MTER. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE 1 1 ? That takes all Liability off your shoulders. Covering public liability, collisions and prop erty damage, also fire and theft. v Complete automobile coverage. Automo bile Insurance plus a service that last as long as your policy. - ?. ~ . = ... , C. P. DuBOSE & COMPANY ? ? ? .V: Telephone 43 |j* ' Real Estate and Jnsuraape Crocker Bldg. M M >AY *CH<H?L PROGRAM - Baptist < <mv?ntloa to 11* H?M With Waterrr drorrh August ? ? * hVllOwtny is the program of the Ker shaw Baptist Sunday SoUool Cowveu tiou %o he held rtlth W^fvrto llapt te?t Chutth. August 281$: Saturday. 10 m. m. H 'ailed to ord?*r b>; Ifif President 10 :0ft Derations! WhI by S. H. Hut field 10:1ft Address of jveleome by K. W. Kun-ron. Response by S3. D. Owens. 10:39 Knrollment of delegates. 10 :1ft Klectlon of officers. 11 ;00 ft?|Mirt of committee ou Con stitution mihI By l.#ws and Considera tion of MilUl'. 11:30 to 12 :80 ? Devotional and testi muu,v. Upcy to all. Led by Rev. M. \t Benson. 12:JKK Appointing committee*. Adjourn for dinner. 2:15 ? Called to order by the Presi dent. Song led by D, I>. Catoe, 2:.'MK-"Th?? best methods of conduct jug the modern Sunday. Hcftooh J. I.. Canslne In charge. 4 :J10 ? Report of Committee on tlni?* and place of nett meeting. Report of committee on hospitality." Adjournment. { K:00 p. m, ? Called iil I Older by the President. Song service led by I). 1,. ^u'oe. ? N :1ft-' Afternoon program continued: .1. I.. far/Jne in charge. .Adjourn at will. Su.-day, 10:00 a.m. ? Called to order by t.l'C President. Devotional by E. L. Oopetaud. 1 < ' : 1 ?*> Address .by J. L. Carslne. fi ,<K)--S?*nnon by Dr. C, K. Burts or l>r. .1. Thonmogl Kinul adjournment. M. M. Benson. / J. S. Sturgls, ? For Com in if tec ? Railroad Shows Deficit i Tli* Northwestern-' Railroad e>nter in? Sumte'r from Canaden and from St. j'.Jfaul wind Wilson's, a road Y?f loss than . 100 m"'os of trackage, slKKyv-Od.jfc j (luring the Hionthc.of coord In x j to n rfj??*t filed With the South Oaro I ina ltailroad Commission. In June of | hist year this road was operated at a ju'ofit of $3,138. This June the loss wa* $s\050. This little railroad has -made durini: . the first half of the present year n*t .earnings of $80.5fi3, For the same per iod of last year the roqd's total earnings w?re $41 .33*. - The itK^a incur r<xl by thv ?o#d fo? the mouth of JUiio, mm Just reported to have heen ilu* to heavy expendi tures <lurliiKi the month. The eoui}?auy *l>eiit ?lu rinn Juu< $0,0HT for aiait)ta!u> mice of It* \vh,v uml stroetureM. During i h** first liu If of thp yea r the amount s|K*ut for thin was only $'J4,K18. h\?r uiftiiittttiiftnc* of equipment iu Jtfne the iomU s|H>nt $3,287, us eoinparod with only foi hlu- rntiro first *1* uiouth? of the yf*V, The total earn ing* were $$0,530. The total earning* V for I hut mouth wore only $12,480. ? iFour prohibition officers, J. N. Woo# H. ll. Druntmtii),, Jr. R. It WHmltU and J. W. QukIi wore acquitted In Fed ?>ral omwt In i Hoauokt*. Ya., lust week, . ii.H.i-tl with till' kilHug of IlOM* Thouia*, uh hIU')k<h| lMM>tU>KKer. I?r. r. A. Nt'iH x, F? iU??m1 mi rootle officer for North <\uollna bax caused tbe unent ??f two white wen at Mouut A try, N. C\ Qll charge* of bavlug HtoUm nu rooties valucdsat $H,tMM> froui a drug s tonkin that town. A Statement From . SENATOR E. D. SMITH ' ... ? ' ? ? Giving the Facts on JRoII Calls in Reply to a Circular Issued by H. L Scaife. There la being given clrcula Hon throughout (lit* state to a jmmphlet purporting to come from otto H. F. ftcalfe, of Wash ington. 1). C? making an Attack npou my record In the V lilted States Senate, The bunion of the publication is that 1 have ?e glorted my duties as Senator fty nol attending to some of the roll call*. I have challenged comparison of my record in this resiKvt (lur ing the campaign ajjnl since (be issuance of this circular jvith the average of those Senators who Htand high In, the Senate and In their respective parties, The challenge was not accepted and for the information of my friend* throughout the .state 1 wrote to the Hon. .Charles 3 M. <ialloway, former < -ivil Hevrvice Commission er and ttott;* practicing attorney in Washington. requesting that ho compile from the Congress ional Record the record In re sj kh.'I to rolbcalls of the following Senators : Senator llltclrcock, Democrat, Chairman of the Foreign Hela: lions Committee when the Dem ocrats were in control of the Senate, and Democrat leader In the Scitate during the treaty fight. Senator Owen, Democrat, Chairman of the Hanking and Currency Committee under Dem ocratic control of the Senate aud out' of the leading authorities on banning and currency in the country, a candidate for Presi dent, endorsed by his Rtato and voted for at San Francisco by bis state delegation to the last. Two yearn ago bo was renomi nated and reelected by bis party with a plurality of JMMMHH Senator Penrose, Republican, Chairman of the Committee., on Finance and acknowledged leader of the Republican force, both of the Senate and the country.V. Senator TMbnah. Democrat. Chairman of the Naval affairs Committee under the 1 >ciu<K'rats. whose record in lite Senate needs no comment as to his diligence and falthtful attention to his duties as Senator, as well as to his statesmanship. Senator John Sharpc Williams, Democrat, whose Ionic sorvlce, both as Congressman and Sena tor, and whose usefuUness to bis party and nation is unquestioned arid who Is recognised as the ripest sWiolor and most forceful debator in House or Senate. The records from ? the Sixty first. Congress through the first session of the present Congress, as sent by Mr, alloway, are as follows. r SmXh. HMfhcofk. Owen. Penrose. Tillman. Williams. Total votes and ' quorum calls-- 4049 .1799 4553 IOIN 4015 4322 Total absences not voting anl paired L'000 1S93 2839 2NOO 2218 1390 ?I respectfully submit this comparison in answer to the Scaife circular to. the voters of the state. E. D. sfcllTH 1 OF THE ' , ... I S H. S. ZE1GLER FARM, LOCATED 4 MILES SOUTHEAST OF CAMDEN Thursday, September 2, 1920 SALE WILL BEGIN PROMPTLY AT 10 O'CLOCK, RAIN OR SHINE i ?' ' ' ? . " GOLD WATCH FREE - MUSIC BY BRASS BAND Property Sub-Divided Into Small Tracts and on Easy Terms We will also sell at the same time, 1 Saw Mill, 2 Log Carts, 1 2-Horse Wagon, 50,000 Feet of Lumber, 15 Head of Cows, 50 Head of Goats, 4 Mules, Hogs and Farm Implements. Also Hog Wire and Barbed Wire ? SALE CONDUCTED BY = SCARBOROUGH REALTY COMPANY