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?li KIKG JOHN SETS THE FACE! Tfsmsl - (Mfm iU*Wa(Mi ( Fw MrWt m4 Impartial Kaforrtamt p*7 . (By C. I> WtiMf, tn Th< OvaHe-sto* Newt ?'?4 C?w*t ) CaJnirtg Vlar<n 26.?U* tcf<er?w< efcfaged ltut t*i?rial allesiwr of tfc? t*nat* today wfccr thrwe re?Am* at. a'l written it ?m< f >r?, vrrr d fry raoort Mans iia| of ar?0 nfcamt jf AArj. pv*a?:r<af for the strvtrst i;.rd of msforoaabef.t ard ooe fry Senator Arrvn^ *.i c f Ficrrer^*. ;f /-rtUtf ~Cir m La*. eg "ts?e *07 cyt of jjfe,a m u tpeat fjaa*a*or? '?vj]_?al? at>fi ar; . ? ?bej*. r stkel/r ? * :"? *.jx?: re*ol?tu.'~t wfci.e that .^exiatur ?t? k.iied W* -_:.a0* fcrr Secatt*-.' V. <K>H of Marib .c a., threw aerator* n&o 10LrwCr.*.c ' be rraoitn.jc r.1 art iir?B| aha*ui of liberal Su relay laws, law* wk.?t '.be fortruor beta.* *?o be Artr-rm: >.t< '_-ey caaxtA ha*e? Lr. the K a a. a. jc#c resou'jt ?os 'Joe f * a? refer :*?; to at * K;og J?fcx "" i.dc *. te Racha:?d C-ount) aoior. pArao^: ? vi w-r-**./^r? to pa>.? ?; . rewulu:, :. ivmr..^j txat U* aiiuataoe ea? I: * a k> ter.ua?. W ? **:, Vu: t '.-aii .: *..'x :f (x?iusr. t jl 2_ii/ ;* r_.ri a ere Cta*-e-mLirg .viVU; b> taJting t?i. *_sj cr vaa*. cay Saturday r .#* '. from t??e ?:at Peer. re: :-g~:se-1 ai tbe r.e r/gv. cf *.r.e *eea or " ? v.' *. peopx; t rV.-v?-; u*?. r-e T?'p> av actual., : g :r. tu'.o* mobiie s ' r >u?>iay. rear. v of them tr*"-. -t :r. -rser to r.! '. thrrr part.V-i. It should br awppeo thu |ttjnrg f Vii:u to ore't fathe* arxl mother or. Suxxiay " SeraV'.r 'a arru a- *.rd t/.at Kt bt tna t ba b-x-t co u id hate the; r milk. He a . appealed for ;r>e <Ja:ryma arid oxter* wbo w?i 1 be forred to loae the m..'k tale* for fjfty-two /Java of the year. Seaator Soin.rrer? of Calhoun, whe has beer, waging a strong enforcement of the Sunday Wue laws, attacking the resolutions ar^f :n a lengthy apeeeh again assailed the practne of ailoaring the day to be desecraud. He Mored the operation of awrniming ? ard de<lared them to be one of the diegrace-s. of the country*- He also decried the uve of .wrtorr.ob.le~ where rnamed men go out with single gurlt ard where cAbers go with other men's wives. AM of Usii be uienod Bw4?r-j aucief the hoar which u the basis of ciriliutioe. He UMtUd the*, be it tr>.s<c to legislate moral* or r'oriattagtfjr ***<> aay ot*. I The followintg co&rurrett rt*-clutvofl { m jlm u?lrodiM*rd by Ser.ator Hammond of It k blared cwjftt) : Br ?; revo ved by the te&tU. the house of rtfremiut.vw (ownrnnf: Wbteu, Or. our statuU*. '. wo centuries old. It a lav all boar/ with age, HHurrt*"^! it vti by the bold. Ar?d p.ace?d It the no ids*. of the ttift A brrtw, / King Jobv hat ?tc fit to pro-1 CMttUfaM, H?*U enforce 'In old law at it'* wnt. Or. golf and or. druggist hell potuee, Bo: gardem at?: >c* fcel. permt. ^ bereas. Tre Seriate has '.red U? emerxd, AM w:tn deferent* Cue to :be **Got liar comb.ned with ire law of :he I?rd. A httie of Ha !a* of Lent* j "A nerea*. Wfc ho-uld net how do an to t mpoppses. i V* rj roses we place or the rack, ? AM may God deLver the present, * While we move : ?o hundred year? | bar k. ; N : w. b* it resolved by the Senate. The house concur, if it will, Tha*. the Gov'nw push to the 5ir*sit | The tents of that terrible bib. | T 'at cocas stopped in the i r.itcnen. j The child it its .nx.ocerit play, A \d ?.p* out the smiles and the augr.tcr, A'd snort through the ?ad. dismal day No longer let them crink hot coffee, On Calhoun'* Celestial soil. And cut out the >ee plant at Aiken, And cause babies' sweet milk to * poil. For such was the law of the ancients. And such is the law of our land, And such is tne will of the Gov'-nor ? 'A ith his cap with brass bells, in hi3 hand. I^et ice cream and bathing be ended. Like witchcraft be under the ban. And golfing and autos be banished, Since unknown to primeval man. So resolved that the law of the ancients, iavubd that the prMiin ni|)u: With wnedstakable cWmm, What Fools We Mortals Can Be. Smtor Amwaiti, of FWreace, thea introduced the following cowrur-j real rejoluuoa: Anx-rwj by vtnkicg out and insert-, ing in lieu thereof the fwUouing: I move that the reaoKet from Richland Be tabled ar^d laid on lie iV.f, So the bahe ran pla> writ* h:? tr.uJ rake* And the flapper raa flap her-elf So those who for six day* labor, On Sunday may bathe in the pool, Thai Florence provides for the dwly And the Godly may \!?? e?c cool. I^rt ga* be ?oid by the ice *r an. Magnolia make musical sound. For despota alone pics their' "Sweetie*," Gr.i*du?g it*- rest in the gr and. So I move to table the motion. And lay those resolves on the shelf; For partial enforcement's abhorrent. Betraying the brains of the elf. Senator Williams of Aiken, introduced the following concurrent resolution as a substitute: Amend by striking out ar#c .ns-erv mg in iieu thereof the following; Or. Sunday make birds stop their ringing. Tie wicked a/.d vile they <hou!d twit, And tul out the smoking an: chewing, And make c hewers swal not spit. And make the child stop in its laughter. The' sunshine was given by God. If one could out-Herod Herod, Another can out-God God. To Shorten Term Columbia, March 24.?Voter* of South Carolina would pass upon -i proposal to make the term of governor two year^ instead of four, as at present under a bill introduced in ' the house last night by Representative H. Klugh Purdy of Jasper county. Governor John G. Richards is the first chief executive of the . state to have been elected for four years, the term of office having been ; two years prior to ratification by the j last genera] assembly of a const:tu- ' tional amendment voted at the last previous election. No other state 1 official would be affected by the Purdy proposal, although they were a), given four-year tenures of office at the same time the governor's term was lengthened. A Run on Uncle Sam's Bank A panic is a condition brought < about when people act without reason. ! Down in Florida a few days ago a few banks failed and there was panic ! :n the air for a time that spread to i tne negroes of the immediate locality ! and moved them to make a run 011 a postal savings bank of the West Palm 1 Beat h p<'ctoff:ce. The idea spread * that the United States was about to j "go brcke" and the negro depositors in the postal savings institution ran for their money. Of course the money \va? forthcoming upon demand, but in ; the face of every argument the run continued. Of course, that was folly, but not more foolish, perhaps, than other things the best informed people do in times of panic. . The negroes who made thb run on the postal savings bank will be laughed at, but there are other people who are not very much wiser who think the country is going to the dogs. Individuals and even commun- : ities may do foolish things, but the country is safe and Uncle Sam is not going broke. Florida is not going broke and neither is South Carolina or any other great region of the rapidly developing country.?Spartanburg Herald. GENERAL NEWS NOTES Invitations were extended to Italy and France on Tuesday by the state department at Washington for those countries to participate "in some manner" in the proposed three-power naval conference to be held at Geneva. W. V. Tilley, 45, was killed, and Clark Ashcroft, former deputy sheriff was seriously wounded in a pistol duel near * Richmond, Ky., Tuesday. A brief quarrel was followed by the shooting. Ernest V. Sherry, atheist editor of the Christian Enquirer of Toronto, Canada, was on Tuesday convicted by a jury of blasphemous libeL It was the first conviction under Canadian law on such a charge. American marines on Wednesday! morning recovered two Standard Oil company - steamers that had been seized by Chinese at Shanghai. Dr. Fred A. Cook, explorer, serving a term in the Federal prison at Leavenworth. Kan., for mfeufce of the mails, has been recommended for parole after serving about four years of a 15-year sentence. Thomas S. Martin, aged 3*2, state news editor of The Asheville Citizen, died in Asheville, N. C., Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Martin was a native of Anderson and a graduate of the University of .South Carolina. Attention, Jurors! There's another story going the rounds about a man who was able to buy a pint of corn liquor at a blind pig in this county the first Sunday '.he Sabbath laws were being enforced but could not get a ginger ale for a "chaser" because it was against the law to sell soft drinks. Perhaps this one, dating back to 1600 is entitled to a niche ampr.g blue law jokes: Constable: "You are kissing your wife. That is a violation of the Sunday law." Man: "I beg your paVdon, this isn't my wife!" "Constable: "Very well then, that's all right.' What we really need is more consistency in our laws.?Anderson Independent. Diamonds worth M.OOO.OOO.OCKk are owned by Americans. Lugoff Club Holds Meeting The Lugoff Home Demonstration club will meet on April 5 at 3 p.m. | with Mrs. J. W. A. Sanders as hostess. This will be the fifth meeting on food selection and Miss Minnie Floyd has asked that three charts be made showing the foods necessary for body building, for regulating, and for fuel j or energy. The ladies are asked to bring pictures of foods cut from magazines, and also scissors that they may help with the making of these i three charts. This meeting should prcCe interesting and instructive and all women and girls of the community are invited to attend. A surveyor in Arizona reports having seen a drove of forty horses frozen to death, but standing erect in a snowdrift just as they had huddled together before the storm. An explorer recently retail the Colobus jungles says tfc| keys indulge in community! The leaders give a few* rtt| hoarse notes. Then with oil they all jofav tff,- their voiql with a sort of humming, j| sound which is \yild, weird u| scribably fascinating. 1 notldfc taxpayeJ All property o vrl throughout the county! taxes for 1925 are herd! fied to call at once and! immediate settlement office will have to ml! settlement on these dl taxes, and imless paid Monday, April 4, same m advertised for sale. By| before that time properffl ers can save additiojtfl J. H. McLEOfcl Sheriff Kershaw I IT SELDOM PAYS To Plant .seed of uncertain quality. That is why we sell seed put out by reliable seed growers; tested for purity and germination. Now in stock the best varieties of? Garden Corn Means Peas Okra Melons Beets Etc.* Also Flower Seed W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store Pbone 30 For All Sick Room Requisites In your next motor car get the protection of the famous Sealed ^ 1 Chassis Buy a Bjy^K Each Buick operating unit is sealed inside a dust-proofwater-tight housing to protect these vital parts from wear LITTLE MOTOR COMPANY T. LEE LITTLE. MANAGER, CAMDEN, S. C L' ^mJ^ ? ^ '?* ;]' :' V !j] * llii It is significant I % '-that the users I of "Standard" 1 Gasoline ? f I outnumber the V users of any*&* 1 other brand | I more than two I to one | Ilf Cotton was 30c. to 4oJ per pound you could clear expense! making a half crop .... 1 BUT?at present prices anything less than a full crop j will show a big loss. You cannot make a full crop with poor fertilizers. So why take chances? I Congaree Company Soil Builder-Fertilizers are a sure 1 thing. They are carefully .made, all plant food, arid 1 have stood the test of years. Ask the hundreds of sat- = I # isfied farmers who have used them. Every one of them will tell you tljat they are superior I to other fertilizers and will make a crop when roost other fertilizers fail. See us before buying. - -- -'-J Springs & Shannon, Inc. 1 Representing 1 Congaree Fertilizer Compaq