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RIALTO TODAY MARION DAVIES IN ' THE BRIDE'S PLAY" A Paramount Picture Created by Co .l.opolitan Productions ALSO A ROLIN COMEDY TOMORROW V.OWA SWANSON -UNDER THE LASH" Stateirent of Ownership, Circulation, Etc Of The Union Times, n newspaper publshed *it Union, S. of date April 1. 1022: Name <>f publisher, editor and bus ines manager: Lewis M. Rice. Owners holding or owning \''< 01 more of stork: Lewis M. Rice, Minnie L. Rice, Uhas. B. Counts, ,Ino. R Mathis, \V. S. MeLure, J. K. McLure L. M, .Jordan, Mrs. Mettie V. Foster of Union, S. C., and Thus. R. Cash (InMonia. N'. C? I)a\is Jeffries, T. C. hum 01. B. W. Sparks and Estate B (I. Wilburn, Union, S. C. That the known bondholders, mortgagees. etc.. is Nicholson Bank & Tro-1 ' Union. S. C The average number of copies distributed during the period from Oct. i. to April 1. 1922. was 2.780. Lewis M. Kice, Editor. Sw-.rn to and ubscribed before me this Ith day of April, 1022. (Seal) ('has. B. Counts, Notary Public for S. C. Notice of Registration Special election for bond issue for < I rio.otio. My books are now open at my ollice in the store of the Union clothing Co. and will be open for lo days only. Every one who votes in this election must get a certificate from me. You must produce your 1921 city tax receipt and county registration certificate to qualify. D. W. Mullinax, Supervisor of Registration for the City of Union. 1345-9t m JUST RECEIVED Fresh shipment Log Cabin Pecan Roll. j Peoples Drug Store Phones 68-69 ' =====^==^^==2 11VIEF $9.50, $1 $14.50, $16.0 Quality OUR $21.50 S01D UNDER i GUARANTEE NO | OR SHOW DEFFX I MANSH1P. THE 1 CIHTC I'UII J. BETTER COME SUITS, I WILL MONEY. I. YOUR MONEY'S ?? 7urman-Davidson Baseball Game It is with a groat deal of satisfaction that the announcement of the :oming baseball game between Furman University of this state and Davidson College of North Carolina is made. This game will be played Wednesday, April 20th, at the Union city park. While the park is in very good condition, the authorities of the city have ^tated the grounds and grandstand will be put in tip top condition. Union is assured of seeing a good, snappy game of baseball as the two I teams are traditional rivals and will do everything to* win the game. Furman. through its two superb twirlers. has won the state championship the last two years and have the same team this season with one or two of the old men being replaced with new and better material. The quality of pitching is better known when one realizes that Furman has only lost two games in the state in the last two years. While the exact record of Davidson is not known, their record has been equally imposing, and there is no doubt that a good game is in store for those who care for a real good, snappy game of baseball. Just bear in mind this is not an exhibition game. Method to Reduce High Death Rate Among Infants New York, April 4.?A demonstra tion of the proper methods of caring for newly-born infants in an effort t-> educe the high death rate of moth ers and babies throughout the country has been started by the Maternity Center Association in a zone covering a square mile in the upper Kast Side. The "base of operations" chosen J for the Association's educational campaign, contains both tenement houses and homes of working men in which, it is estimated, 4,000 babies will be born in 1022. "The last word in complete maternity care will be given to every mother possible," a statement said. "The results will be carefully analyzed and the increased knowledge offered to the entire country." Miss Mable Choate, daughter of the late celebrated h?WjVr> Joseph Choate, who is president of the Asso ciation declared that at least 200,000 mothers die in the United States every year from causes incident to maternity. One hundred thousand babies are still born and another 100, 000 die before they are one month old. "In order that we may reach as' many expectant mothers as possible in the district where we are making the intensive study," Miss Choate} said, "house to house canvasses are being made by the nurses. All of the patients who can do so, are urged to attend the center. Those who cannot come through illness or for other reasons are visited in their homes." The task before the association, she asserted, is to convince the mother that care is really necessary and to tell her just how to care for herself and for the expected baby. "These two problems we are attacking through the preparation of more than 1,000,000 pamphlets whieh will he distributed throughout the country," Miss Choate said. <J'S SI 12.95, 0, $21.50 Brand j SUITS ARE I A POSITIVE | T TO FADE <pi i T IN WORKV ARE A 1 ? ! TO ME FOR SAVE YOU f re"o" ; WORTH OR YOUR I Jonerville Route 1 The health of this community is very good except a few colds. J. W. Pickens spent the week-end with his son, M. M. Pickens, at White Stone. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Harmon and small son spent Sunday at Jonesville with his mother, Mrs. Sallie Harmon. Misses Ruth and Beuna Plexico spent Sunday with Misses Sadie and Alice James. Miss Mae Miller spent Sunday with Miss I.enna White. Mrs. I'\ L. White spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. T. J. Vinson. Mrs. W. W. Vinson spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Lou James. Miss I.enna White was shopping in I n ion Saturday. Mrs. S. W. Vinson spent Sunday with Mrs. T. J. Vinson. M iss Huth Plexico spent Saturday with her causin, Mrs. Hugh Harmon. Miss Mae Gregory spent the weekend with her aunt, Mrs. W. C. Gregory. Mrs. W. W. White and Mrs. T. C. White was shopping in Union Saturday. Miss Bertha Mabry of Spartanburg spent the week-end with her aunt, Mrs. T. J. Vinson, near I.ockhart Junction. Don't forget the old fiddlers convention at Gault school house Saturday night. April 8th. The admission will he only 15 and 25 cents. Sale of Personal Property Notice is hereby given that at 12 o'clock, noon, on the 12th day oi April, ll>22, at the manufacturing plant of Caroi na Remedies Company, in the southwestern corner of the in .ersection of Main and Church Streets n the City of Union, South Carolina lie following personal property will ?e sold at public outcry, to the high st bidder, for cash: 1 Nash Coupe, License No. D 4422 (1921). 2 Mat To]) Oak Desks. 1 Mat Top Oak Typewriter Desk. 1 Underwood Standard Typewriter No. 3, 14 inch Carriage. 1 Electric Desk Lamp. 3 Revolving Oak Chairs. A Chair Cushions. 2 Waste Paper Baskets. 1 Small Stationery Cabinet. 1 Tin Letter Box?Enameled. J Oak Hat, Coat and Umbrella Rack md Stand. 1 Brass Cuspidor. 2 Ink Stands?Oak. I Ink Wells. 1 Steel Piling Cabinet?4 Drawers. 1 Oak Card Index File. Carolina Remedies Co. April '?, 1922. Over in Union the women voten held a meeting the other day for tin purpose of impressing on the womei of the community the importance ol every qualified woman's registering and preparing herself to take part ii any elections that may come up. Thi: is highly important, and the womei cf Chester should hold a similar meet ing. There is no need of Chester o uny other town in South Carolim ever having a man of doubtful or | shady reputation elected to office J again. The women have changed al that, if they will only exercise the pre rogative that has been thrust intc their hands. We doubt if any of tin women of Chester care to serve a members of the city council, but thej owe it to themselves and the community to see that the right kind of mei are chosen.?Chester News. TirT,in ( J1 J. ^ y: I 9 Bald Rock . '.V"C?--> April S, 1922. Some of the farmers in this community have gone to plowing this morning after a week of wet weather. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas'jjfift'gory and two duughters, Misses Pe?tl and Dorotfiy, are confined to thefir ?e<l with the E. V. Goings, who hats keen very ill for some time, is imprcwj^g some. Tom Cudd has returned'to his home from the hospital very much improved. Mr. Cudd says he will always remember the nurses of tho .Wallace Thomson hospital, as they were so good to : him. Roy Sanders and Miss IYarl Sanders of Bahl Rock spent Sunday afternoon with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Sumter Sanders of Kelton. Misses Aleen and Gladys Coiner of Kelton were visiting Misses Blanch ' and Stella Bentley of Bald Rock Sunday afternoon. Rev. H. W. Stone ftftad his regular appointment at Mt. Joy Sunday morning and preached a strong and force- 1 ful sermon to a large attijjhd.-ince. Some of the many friends of Miss Myrtle Sanders gave her a surprise party Friday night, which was a com- ] plete surprise. There was a large , crowd present and every one seemed \ to enjoy it very much. Miss Sanders ( is a charming young lady and knows . how to entertain. Miss Kiva Kirby of WUkinsville is j -pending several days with her aunt, Mrs. G. S. Sanders. Mrs. Ilaney Faucett of Union is isiting friends and relatives in this , community. x ||\ j Harvey Sanders gave a birthday linncr at the home of his parents, Mr. j and Mrs. G. S. Sanders, Sunday being, ( 'lis 18th birthday. He has as his , quests, Fred Sanders* "Jesse and Claude Adams, Velvey Bentley and this writer. Mrs. Willie Kirby and* children of < Wilkinsville spent Monday with Mrs. < Kirby's sister, Mrs. G.,S. Sanders. i Colie Gregory, of Bald Rock, spent the week-end with his brother, John * Gregory of Lockhart. ' * Anions the visitors at $he home of < Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Sanders Sunday af- , ternoon were Miss Elfjc Adams, Misses Julia and Josie Faucott, Miss Maggie Going, Miss Mlirie Garner, Misses Mary Lee and Mamie Sprouse, Miss Grace Cudd, Miss Kivu Kirby, C laude and Jessie Adaims, Velver Bentley, Lonnie Gregory^ Vernon Garner, Fred Sanders, H. C. little, Clyde Scales and Mr. and Mrs.V.Bryce Garner and children. Everyxtey Worker. Attention, Salvation ; Arm|r^Solicitors Our drive for funds^tn a>ntinue the work of the Salvatiof* gjiJy in Union for this year has beiMjjnd 1 want to 4 hank the willingly assisting in tins ' What is given now w#.be for the year's work and we^ a protein te cash contributions but if it isinpt convenient to give in cash just lili out the card and the date you wish "to pay your pledge, and Ensignt^DfcVis will call for it later. Miss Frontis Winn is acting as reasurer and you can turn your list with the amounts given find moneyover to her at the Citiz?tfS National Bank. We have tried to be considerate in tssigning the portion to lW canvassed '.o each solicitor and with al'fcw hours work, We can complete this drive in one day easily. Turn in your report as soon as you have completed your camrass and a list of the contributors will be pub lished showing the amoui^MHven by ?ach. Pearle .Harris, Chairman Woman's^Pivision. Correct Answer to Cof&undrum The correct answer to the conundrum which appeared in .The Union limes asking why ltuco wa# so much like Billie Sunday was aoaweved byMrs. J. W. Hampton as follows: "Because it works at the root of the evil." Many answers were senQin which would make several column*; most of which was good, but for brevity we will publish only some o| .the very best ones, as follows: "Because it is a Godsend to the people." "It makes so many people bettei and its results ar?? lasting," "Because it helps so many people." "Because it does so malty people good." ' "It gets good results." \ "They both leave a reputation." "Because it makes friends wherever it goes." ,?< TV "Because it never fails to do good." . * "Because it gets wonderftiljresults." ( "Because Ruco gives a cure for the body and Billie Sunday gives a cure for the soul." "Because it separates thf bad from ' the good." 4 tin \ , "Because they both purif^-#-one the , soul, the other the body." ? ; The Russian Soviet government is < planning to fill German warehouses < with goods to barter in lieu-of-trading i :>n a gold basis. cpcmi^^: v i uvimi i Fashionette Hair Nats in cap < md fringe shape??double and 4 tingle mesh, 10c each/ ? 4 Peoples Drug Store < Phones 68-69 , < i J1, I SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT! FOR SALE?DINGE'S WINTZER' Collosal Carinas, glowing red, grow 4 to 5 feet; also yellow and pin mixed, both varieties at 35c dozer delivered. Mrs. J. E. Minter, St dalia, S. C. 1345-2tp FOR SALE?800 bushels good soun corn in the shuck?at my crib. ? E. Minter, Sedalia, S. C. Itp BELGIAN HARES FOR SALEHere's where you get your Easte bunnies, 6 to 8 weeks old, 75c eacl $1.25 pair; 3 to 4 months, $2 eacl Other stock priced according to ag< See H. V, Howard at the Citizen National Bank. 4-5-7-p PUERTO RICO POTATO PLANTS $1.50 per thousand, delivered. J. V Minter, Sedalia, S. C. 1345-Otp Winthrop Pageant picture at tli Grand today. Combon Celebrates His 76th Birthda: Paris, April 5.?Jules Combon, wh has just resigned the chairmanship o the Council of Allied Ambassadors to whom was left the settlement o questions left over by the Paris Con ferenee, begins a new career in fin mice today, his 7Gth birthday. H has just become vice-president of th Banque de Paris et des Pays Bas. M. Cambon began his diplomat! :areer when he was 51 by his appoint ment as Ambassador to Washington Be was extremely successful as Civi Administrator in France, having beei Prefect or Departmental Governor ii : a ? i. n : ? * * ?? nits iiiipuruuit ne^ion 01 tne iNorti und of the Rhone, the principal cit; :>f which is Lyons. Then he becanv r== y t T t T t ; T T T T T i T Y I | WILLI } FOR I Of s : u I He Sh1. He is a red blooded interest in and love f 2. He is no demagogue. * 3. He is a farmer and a 4. He is unfettered by 5. He stands for tax ref G. He is a successful mil of experience with bt > 7. He believes in a squa > 8. He is fitted by trainii > tion at a time when 1 > 9. He stands four squari ))1<I mDaiu nfaaAnl /I IUIU IIIUVVO f/l ^OVyill' V* < 10. He has first hand knc ^ so long shackled the fL evil. ^ 11. He knows the proble ? ers, and has a progre \ tions. 12. He will meet every is & past. 18. He is absolutely , ii ? but impelled by'a wo 11. His^election will trai forces of good goveri B 1 1 SSBBgg. How To Own '! . YourOwnHome vlj (l Making money will not alone enable you J j to have your own home, whether it be H r tiny bungalow or a modern palace. 11 X TANY perso ns of mature age now look back H 1-YX regretfully from rented houses to the day 11 when they should have spent more wisely and banked H (l their surplus regularly. But regrets do not buy j j ,1 ' Begin now to deposit regularly for your home-build- j g ing fund?in an interest account here. ] I Nicholson Bank 8t Trust Co. H - Union, S. C. II Bf Union County'* oldct. largest and ttiongert bank I I Jnv Member Fidcrtl Reacrvc Sy*tem U ^ U. S. Government end State ruprrvutoa |J e I mmm 1 e Governor General of Algeria and it Since then he has had continuously was after that service that he was J an important relation with French c transferred to diplomacy. I foreign affairs, having been for some While in Washington he also rep- jtime Secretary General of the Mini. resented Spain during the Spanish- istry of Foreign Affairs, a post 1 American War and arranged the pre- created for him and for nearly three n liniinaries of peace between Spain years the French representative and n and the United States. Four years the presiding ofticer of the Council of h later he became French Amabssador i Ambassadors. I I ^ y at Madrid and then in Berlin, where . , , ... e he was at the beginning of the war. Anaconda largest speetea of snake. 1 rarely attacks man. / =n t '"' ^ Ia i AM COLEMAN I GOVERNOR I '.outh Carolina | t POINTS WHY | ould Be Elected | South Carolinian with every vein and artery pulsating with ? or his native state. J businessman. - *< f. v I fonf l'Anol iom 1 (tVVl\/IK? 1IOIII. _ 2 4V orm. m of affairs?a farmer and thoroughly acquainted by years Y inking and manufacturing. 1 re deal. fig and experience to give the state a business administ.ru- 1 ?? ;he state most needs it. i e to the wind on all questions affecting the public welfare, X ay issues unafraid. ;* X iwledge of the workings of the financial octopus which has Southern farmer, and definite ideas as to coping with this ms confronting the people of the state, particularly farm- JL issive program looking toward an improvement in condi- JL isue face to face in the future as he has always done in the & idependent, "wearing no man's collar," tied to no faction, A rthy ambition to be of service to his people. ? isfuse new blood into the body politics and revitalize the iment. *We * if f * I s, mBn'TWa