The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, August 14, 1922, Image 2

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* HE ' UNION TIMES] V u^lUhtu D*iiy CukuI iuD I >y lly 1 ^ -it UNION TIMES CO.V.IWNY I () ntwu M. Ivicc ... T'li'.ir : ( Ucimtvreil n the I'u loll c in 1'nion. d. I H cvcotlvl r|*.4s IID.tt'l. 1 imca Buili n? Miia Sti ret b.'Jl Tckv'.runi No. 1 ' ? SI dSCRII' I ION KA1CS ,. Owe Year *100. Six Month 2.0) t Tl ree Mon t.* .... 1 '0 j *DV ER IISE MEN rs t Ore S<|tiar? rtr.-t in ortion 11 0'r i Evry uhs i. nt insertion .f.O ; <i! uary not *. Church and LoOgo! notico sinri tuti-e> <f puh'ir tneetini; en-j tertuir.in iik .in-i Cnol <>f lh ink* will be chnritnl for j- the rate of one cent n w?.r?l. | c?.h atonn panyin;; the or?l> r Count "h worrl.* nml j ou wi 1 I.now w hat th" on. i ? il he. VTVrjh ni ACC'tCI \TF.O F'RF.o.S The A s .ri. tc.l I'n ' eN.-ltl i\.'i n , tit!e<! te ti n. for ni. i iti >1. of ii' ' di<l' kt? l ' -. ' ' 41 t- \ii< !' treilile'l lh - rap- an1 . I I . new. i 11 I he't therein * t MONDAY, ATO,17ST 11. VJ22. 'I KIND 1 UIKND. 1IK! I* THIS (' \> SKj Then i> ,i w man who for two y ;?*. - i t t has boon confined t>> las* bed with!. > pel lair ra. She is sadly in need < | liionev to hii\- ti' i'hi' -r food and . : t medicine for treat-lent. Donation.- j ^ of numev, bethlir.-T and bed | c: will be a boon t 11;: sutYerer. The j ^ case has been inves?:-';?ted. and i? * one that i- trulv needy. I" ; ur ?ai and will help, you niuj . o yoit | contribution with ?dis. (e . T. Ke!Ui j at her hoim on South rave:, or yoi [ may leave vo ir t mlributior at Tin j Tir.n > off: e to be sent to Mr K -Her. j Rest assur* d that yon will 1 I mjr a irood service to a stricken fain.', j when you come to the help of this , sufferer. j \\ ASSOC! \ ! i:D CHAHITIKS l-'OI? I'NION. From time to time we have advocated the ory. ni/t.P ion of an ass.)- _ eiated charities orcranix-ition for t"nion. Tlieiv to ed be no ir eat ado , about it. Suppose we s i .-- thn 1 sueh an orp u. /.ation be chartered a s;n chemoscnn "v institution? Here i< wlrit wi \v< M fur her su.ar.uost. \ pot it ion ^ott [s fotth tin* object aims, etc. I t there lie one pi r- ^ so"., preferably a woman, to he treasurer, with another to be ^ the investin t r. To these two add ^ three more names, women preferred. The .vhole live would constitute the t executive committee. To tret such an organization -tarted. we suuucst that p. petition he carried around setting forth the above facts. Let the or g&nization be as free as possible, in mh^-o \.f exercises of its duties. On tbis petition call for subscriptions for a year's work. At the end of the year hold a meeting to elect officers of the ensuing years, and lot those vote wh will subscribe for that approaching year. Thus could th,> constitution function at once. Thus could our city be j-lmo<t cleared of the street >>c gar. It v uM '>< a he utTul s. vvii-e t*? rorI ' c< iltl he rendered at i?nc? . in a - of emergency. Suppo-o a 1 an i.- injured in an accident. Friend less ami without money. he would di?\ 15y being carried prompily t-? the Inn - pital, In* would iwovi'v. Th" physicians in charge of the -:.it?I he . agreed to opt . ate up a ch ? use- i treat thom, free of chargt . Out of tli< funds collected the h< p.t.ul '>ii! ? <?ni?? 1 ' p*;id a i ! ! . would he I.ni l. The ho-p'tal, even at be t. cann.t earn much more than i> necessary to its maintenance. It lanimt take, without charge, th many cases c;f veal ' charity that may arise. Mere is where jnvat service would lie retidered thi poor, unfortunate man or woman that needs imami need it at uiirt. It sid'- a cam |.!-e 11. ahove, there .mi- . f> in time to time many e of lony; i mtitiu d illne.-s in families of' the very po. r. Help would, in such eas' - i .i.i an anael of mercy : and perhaps the aui'erer is ustmo!' , o he d ' and i si fulness. T! , ten.- t ne s ii n of ! ;oi<. !>e!i woo!-.' ' l?e willing to contribute liberally to v se n a raii-c. It is our purpose to draw up such ; t it ion .a- we h.t.i 'v outlined above and we will a-k a com-J mi'1 c of lad - to present the petilioa I u for - mows Wm i- 'i>n,t t;> <r,.t ..hi I tliis petite n u{ once* and to ask some |j of the ladies to carry it around. ,i It may bo said, in passing, tha. Mayor Smith has given us to understand 11 .it he. with the ritv eounei], |i will ec ope' and ai<! in sueh a plan. \Y have talked .about such an organization long e nough. I.et's put it over! a Or, if you an think of a hotter plan than we huvc. outlined above, li t a-; J hear from vou. h i.ft i s ?-.? ; i xl.i. We hear much said hy t iiul dat s about tax reduction. l.o\v? rn. ?; tin | %v taxes seems lo he the chief j .i form < c candid -11 < 'or h ah -tale and < < > (j( ty ofTl< es ,\ ; a matt'T of fact, suen ,, promises are easily made, hut cannot c< he fulfdled. Thoao who make such i promises may he honest about it, hut . are not correct in their assumptions. nj I V'y will never, us a people, be satisfied ith what low taxes will buy. We esire th cry things that money wiilj uy i? of . vhools, paved streets, poee p.< ton, hospital for the in-j tine, so!tu i nt salary for teachers, ofccv ami judges, and we are not < ng to go hack to the situation of \ Ay yeais ago. Why should we? i.iei iy cannot be used to purchase t. ' s wo wi.h and the things, v v. .nt, what is it good for? But I . lira the public gets money to pur-' !..i who: it wants, there are but twoj lays iii which it may be secured?by o>ntinn or taxation. It is not likely n.v laxes will he lowered. It is true, o U? ubt, that taxes are not equally cvied. Some people pay too much oil iiie too little. Equalization of h. tax burden is what is ready needd. Honest returns and just levy. I'her,, are too many tax dodgers, too e\v ,-ei pie w ho really try to be fair e. the state, in the matter of return:;. Ye have heard much talk from poliicians, and other people as well, to I. it* . I. * * I II iiv I'll vi urii corporation snouui ay. They have made their money nit i f tlie people, therefore, make hem the goat. So popular has been his cry tha' corporations generally, ue e rrying a much heavier share v?I lie i \ ' i: 11 than tin y shoe d. Mar.,\ I a : - Mrn'iiik ied their ch.ir rs 'i . tlie voui v:a! harras-ment f t' ?v. n i nt dining an.I just af-i . t'i" war. Many of the corpora-I a- tint paid excess piolit tax, afterj i .1 ii inng ti-e war have been actually] 'orcc.l nto bankruptcy or brought; ate to face with that situation. This s the real condition today. There ire men in Union and Union county ( day who are raising a great howl ibout "high taxes," who are not. payng enough tax to school one child, vet' ire -ending six children to school. Dint means that they get five children ducatcd at the expense of others, and, "or "oid measure, get good roads, nliie protecti >n, good streets, and evrytl ing else that tax money goes to urchase, absolutely free of cost to themselves. We are glad they do get ull their benefits. It is what everybody desires should be enjoyed by all. Sut 't is the nagging, howling, u> hi ' .mil sc'ceching about high ax f'o i null individuals that is at's' d hig. V i^ I' J'j *'" ^ ' ^1 -! :j^J> " r. ,-P* Our rat .-ays watch your step or rou may slip and fall. <>!. rat says irre;;' pains arc often ? ? t r ;rivi.1 mat t<i . * * Our cat says it is stranjre how some icuplo allow their minds to harbov .11 si.its ?.f wit-! things. ? * ? Our cat says the women did tu/J vish to vote as bad as some of them Ili'JUi.l. The Arch When you see an arch you think of hk'i it: '1'hn iiivliiu -~>r <> , , . - . IMVIIVO V/* (I ridge support immense weight, not illy of tiie bridge itself, but of til hrmigs constantly passing over it. 'he arch withstands the stress of eight put upon it better than any I her form of support. Jn the human body the stress, the eight of good health rests upon the i ntai ari lies, unless these'are mainlined in perfect condition so that I in may rentier perfect service the eaitli will suffer jus to the degree lieso dental arches are allowed to isintegrate. Wo repair dental arch s and on oc- | sion make new ones. lilt. II. K. SMITH rniM .... Union, S. C. A little boy went to Sunday school id the tea her : cad f?om Bible,' And -lob cursed the day I. was < rn." The little boy said: "He must avf been a mighty smart baby. Bales these days can't talk whi r, they i?- l??in, much less cuss." Bank messengers in Wall Street ill bi diesseil in bright red coats,I nd haw | : ;.ble safes attached to all. k lu ll around the:r waists. Un-j rr this system, it is believed the f.ub - vv.il n h to the rescue of any red>ated messenger attacked by robber . There are 3,500 persons in the nited S at - more than 100 years of iC' I Capital Ships and Airplanes Fighting it out in England London, Aug. 11.?Thu question 01 the am rati menace and thu building oi two capital ships sanctioned by tin Washington naval ugrccinunt has been raised in thu House of Lords bj the Marquis of Linlithgow. \\ hy, he asked, should it be th iught thai supremacy in the air would give to the belligerent that obtained ia the military advantage belonging' to com mar.d of the sea? lie doubted th? ability of aircraft to carry any ap previablc quantity of the food sup plies needed by Britain, or to pro tect her lines of commerce. He als doubted that the bomb-dropping u torpedo-lii ir.g airplane would be able to neutralize the capital ship, against which a stream of "interested propaganda" was being directed. land Lee replied that Britain's naval policy was uih hanged and th> cunital shin .vns still ri-em di-il as in dispensable. "There have been no new developments in connection with either aerial or underwater attack," he said, "which necessitate a reversal of the decision of the government to pro coed with these capital ships, or, in deed, any modification in the con sti actional designs which have been already approved. "It is the view of the Admiralty and its military advisers," he added, "fortified ami based en the experience of the war and by a long series ot experiments, that it is possible, both const ;uctiom>lly and financially, to build capital ships which shall be reasonably proof against any known or likely methods of attack. The necessary de tigns for that purpose al icacly have been worked out and up proved and are ready for the use of the builder. "Unless these two capital ships are proceeded with," Lord Lee concluded, "we shall have to abandon the one power standard and fall to third place, as compared to the United States and Japan, in the most vital portion of a fleet. Such a course would be fatal to our prestige and incompatible with governmental pledges." Britannia still rules the air th tugh I she may not quite rule the waves. So claims the Air Ministry in a stateI mcnt. From this it appears that? The Britbh navy is bettery equip pod in regai d to aircraft than that o' any other power. The number of lighting aircraft available for the navy can be expanded at the briefest notice, and pilots supplied. Important new types of machines for the use of the navy shortly wil' be adopted. "Development of the naval wing of flying," said an official of the Aii Ministry, "has been greater in a land than in any other country. *?wc claim" that the naval side' of the airservice is the most efficient and upto-date in the world. "We have about 1)8 lighting machines in commission equivalent to eight so.uadrons; another 48 are in i use for training purposes ami over j 800 are in reserve, apart from maj chines re miring reconditioning. .These can .-.!l be manned. Only one I squadron is abroad. "At any moment we can put Toe to Stilt maebines into the air, and we h-'Ve an additional 11,000 machine 1 awd'able." i Seen t certs carried out by airt raft atl:;(ks on battleships are sat ! to have piv-ved the effectiveness o" ' smoke sere -.is thrown out bv air craft bei". re attacking wi h torpedo*- . 1 be ma* bin- s used were torpedo planes ami the torpedoes carried oil instead of the usual explosive (barge. | A part of the fleet was detailed to be .............i i- I.I. - - ? j i v|'*n i mi u KLiuiifii aiiiiciv i 10111 the air, hut tlie time of attack was not given and anti-aircraft gunners were kef t on the alert. The planes appeared high up out ! of range and suddenly planted a smoke screen round the Meet by means of bombs. Behind it they Iwi. te<* .;; d turned until they had oh Joined b oa lsiil position. The torpedoes woic discharged at short re. 11're and i' is understood the uniI ire awarded 100 percent hits. A1! the machines returned safely to th ir base and the operation is xa'd to have lasted only SO seconds from the lime the gunners ,-ightcd the plains to the time they trot safely away. Golf Professionals Will Meet in Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, Aug. II.--The dillhul Oakmont Country Club golf course here will be the scene from Angus! 13 to August 30, of the annual tour iKiiiivm ??i ill IT r I UH'.ShlDIlill ViOIHTS Association. Those in charge of arrangements for the championship event declare that about three scoiv of the nitionnl leading pros will conic 10 Pittsburgh to play. The qualifying rounds will be played on many courses in the coun try hef< e the real tournament gels under v.ay at Oakmont. Only Am evienn professionals will he permitted to enter. Pittsburgh will he allowed five reg ular players in the tournament under a recent ruling of the I'. U. A. However. the Pittsburgh golfers will be called u; on to lill the places of <|ua!i fled professionals from distant points who may he unable to make the trip. The C.iknion' Course, scene of th national amateur championship play several years ago, is considered one of the best courses in the Unite! States. There is a severe penalty for every misplav, hook, or slice. Oak mont is well trapped with trees, sand and bunker hazards. i 1 m 1 i r.m * r. > ' 'JL.Tr* pibies and Old Men Swell New York's Fatalities !?\w York, Aug. 12.?Babies who wi i i' loo young to realize danger, and . Id ir -n who couldn't move quickly er.ough to avoid it, swelled the total i f ace dental deaths to 8,483 in New Y? k kCity last year, health depnrtu? nt .poita reveal. This represents (leei use of 400 from the accidental I .lia I lis i.f 191?. Onl/ 987 of the victims were f"r?iaU while 2,49(5 were males. Even ,mon infants the death rate foi ah-3 -...is by far the higher, probably. ucorJ.ng to the health office, because y-bnhies often come to grief h < ii h in<|Uisitivcness and a natural ' . ' y to seek adventure. a'.: nio.it important cause of acoi(' . al ..eath from a numerical stando ni is the automobile," the report at ii .rs. "Last year 849 persons .. silled in I his city as the result f a numobile accidents. This is spiiv N nt to a latio of almost 13 per 'OO.n > of population and represents a net increase of one per 100 sine 1919. "Wo must nut lose sight, however, 1 tl> fac' tha the number of fatal sin c' accidents ha3 not kepi pace villi he increase in the number of vclit ' > osinf tl'.. str<'.-?ts; If t.Vir? iiinir rat'" 1 < tveen accidents and vehicleoblo: d I.,day as in previous years, tl realities would be many times great v, so thai in rc-ality a big savin i life has l?een effected through lcgulation of tvaflic and the closing of -tree'.s for play during certain houis f tli day." Almost '2 persons per 100,000 numb ring G84 -died in falls, says the report: 103 from scaffolds and build ings -md 138 from fire-escapes ami windows. "Ci rtainly this was a needless lo.'-s ri lit"," says the health department. "Almost one-third of these deaths occurred among children under fiv. years <>f age. In other words, among little children who were allowed to go out en five escapes or to lean out of wind. \Ys. "Surely this indicates gross neg'dgent'e and calls for active propaganda to educatc parents not to per. mit little tots to engage in such hazardous forms of play." Vvat\?hips Sacrificed to A '3ur<: -letter Warships London, Aug. 11.?Having found no buyers for the great group of batleships which li j Washington Con "erence decreed hould be scrapped Croat Britain is using the monsters is taigets for he gunners of tin. loyal Xavy and the bombers of tin itoyal Air Force. Like the Unite* States and France, this country has a dov" q-. i*-" specially fine cruis "^r^chll:ine dreadnoughts whicl r ' ' T. gated to the ignomin Tfohs jGnkrVp%.^ ' ' " Thunderer, Monarch, Conquerer Colossus, Lion, Ajax, Qenturion i\injr ueovge v., i nnctss itoyai, r.rn and Orion, monsters of 20,0?^ or mor< tons, once the pride of the ?ver 8 ys, are all doomed. Costing iv.:n\ than $15,000,000 originally, junl iealers have offered the govern men <iily $20,000 apiece for them. The navy is now engaged in . lies of tai ret tests on (he fanioti: battleships Agamemnon and Superb whi. h, like tlieir sister ships, are ti tile! their graves in the ocean at th? l.ards of the gunners and jack tar that once manned them. The ad n iialty is trying by thes tests t. kuiinine how a direct l it can h< n\ented fvour passing imn the lur let down the ammunition tube. In the battle of Jutland, Invincible Indefatigable and Queen Mary blew up because of a flash passing fron the ammunition tubes t?> the niaga liti s below. So Superb is now ir the Knglish Channel and is being helled at punishing ranges to se whether or not the flash of explosion j.sases down to the powder and she!! ma* izines uiuler given conditions. Agamemnon, too, may soon need a successor. She is a moving target, more difficult to hit than Superb, v. Inch is stationary. She is propelled I'V oil. The sunnlv of oil is turned > ii, Iht engines are stalled, and the . naineers flee from her before* she gathers too much headway. Her speed as well as her steering apparn*us are eont roiled by wireless in another ship. The most exciting pari of these Ie-is is that phyed by the sloop Snnp<ba ;on. She is responsible for taking acc urate n otion pi lures of what 1 happens to the target, as th" result j of the shots. At times she nun the ! .-!sk of being hit by the moo ter armor-piercing projectiles as well as being rammed by the 20,OOP ton A gamcmnon. University professors of Prim may retire hereafter on half-pay in hey reach the age of f>5 years, "r lessors can continue to teach, if tin wish to do so. until they are OK yea " age, hut at r that they are to r . ire utile:mat v.-a !y. "HOT FOOT" Did You Ever Have It? I have had what I call "hot foot" ( < . i* talw.lit i\ i ee I eiiiilclit't tiro I L behind by pl< w. It w:is terrible. Sloim's Ijotiun relieved it at once. (Signed) Dock < H)(|, Kelton Uonte 1. Storm's Lotion is sold at STORM'S DRUG STORE Price $1.00 i f VIRG * m / The colon\ his future ?n from Hngla lbs. of fin I Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. r r I Mote t V l o: r Qi-T Jul/29,1922, to- r ' 3 C"*er quot( w Pa.-sen ev Car Tires r CffcCt ?.' .' V?.? OtuJ V j _ . j v These now prices si ? confidence to dealer y owners that no lc.vt ? quality tire prices w r Uoy..l ^ SiTT e'? -.1 N?4>hv y SO x 5 1 !. $12.51 Lp 30 .<: 3V4 " $14.65 15.60 . 31x? " 23.00 | r 30x3!'J!;S 14.65 L. 32 x 3'.i " 22.95 20.45 31x4 " 26.45 32x4 "J 29.15 24.35 f 33 x 4 " J 30.05 25.55 34x4 "| 30 r?5 26.03 ? JT 32 x !'. i " { 37. .0 31.95 1 ? 33 x..." j 3C.C 3 3 3.03 , *r 31 r .:,4 " ] 3"V-1 ? 1.00 mr I jj "V; 1?T. iO | *5.0 1 w 3o xi - ' . | \f 33x5 " * ! L 15*5 ' -W !l< i . > C r 37x5 " r;.-. ' ; __ I jp FcdiiralEtrritcTiiX?>i ifi > > fer t.bsoibcd !-y th%. .i\, tl./ui.: 'f! I I The dealer \? itli : f*''1 ! ? ?. of 1 Tirc.ir.nheiv!ii'v. im.tiC'iMi f? V?>i- 1 nor til in *<> iv. ,-vc ' bec-i 31 r'-cJ b- ? i-a* v torv oi the nit- .. If t'lrre evi 1111 . f.".'' ) r cied adv- ntnu iop.ii. ? l f ji-vir. I .. it di. J pearciunjul, / 17 ' / ;l >?j j/l / V. r 1 Ct wr* / l'.8. TraCo. / ; ^ / r / nv I / I Ita j, / |i Urcii K / i! ;j |T ' ? "'-'It' ? ' . ' A I P j; " 5 . AN] r 1 ir > I *- * * J. \ , LO< 9 I Jt ? V/e fill arty doctor's Ifcj prescript ion and in exact accotd with his instructions. We can save you money on your preemptions. Let Us Prove It. it rv c. union i-irug store H. V/. EDGAR Undertaking I'a r lorn Calls answered day and night Prompt aind Ellicient Service May Phone 120?Night Phone 31 i ~ ? Slnlj Campaign Meetings >< . invood, Tuesday, August 15. i \tf,..l 1 \ 1 in i'u ' ?, umnraiiuy, miKUai i". \I ??ille, Thursday, August 17. Mi < "ormick, Friday, August IK. At : ,son, Saturday, August 19. Vv i ilia, Monday, August 21. ?*i is, Tuesday, August 22. (IriMMville, Wednesday, August 2GaH'i.. y, Thursday, August 24. Spi.rtanburg, Friday. August 2"?. Old as Virginia tol ? 0 today there is no mild smoke and no other distinctive character: 1 lor cigarettes Vi jJJ! ^ tobacco is tht i 7/^Vii^Oia Qgaiett liese Mew Pi o. IJ.SoTl.res the lowest Bear in sr.!" .1 that the: cd on U. S. apply to the n\z-r,t co went into line of quality ine. tided. world. RertKitil; -r, too louirl give as vou read the hi! >\v s and car- ing table ? that IJ. S. ?r basis, of quality has beer. postill prevail, lively maintained. / 1'.MWUC / Ch.iin U eo ?lai 1 / 11.40 $9.75 v $ - / 1 J.OO 10.63 / 21.3? .18.65 / 16.9Q 15.70 ) / 22.45 ' 20.35 ' 23.65 21.95 / / 24.15 22 ?0 / / 30.05 y / 3 < CO / ' *:" / / i'r ""1 /' 5c '<3/1, -/ 1 / fabric / $ 1! ';'< ^ &vs ' Jri & ft r:L^ 30x3% clin* *u/;;r and straigii: side !t/t^icc2d$m!f /? ited states \- *.;iji! j'aics Rubber Ccmj?f-.v/ ] ?*or', XJi.r.il'iT.U'w'o^U ???.,.* jl 3erson motor co. - - falo drug store - - v. lipscomb :khart mills store - PF.C1AI ADVERTISEMENT: V i-.ST SIMMN* ,S WATKR ? Deliv ^ ' ,,f inili* ntl Votllfdntr o?"l |?.ipon standing orders, through th? winder months. Phone 2320. J Boyd Lnncuster. 1200-Mon.Wed.tt FOR RENT- -Rooms for light housekeeping AH modern conveniences. Price reasonable. Call at No. 101 South Street, Union, S. C. 1441-tf MONEY TO LOAN' 011 city or country property in large amounts on easy terms. S. E. Barron. 1406-tf SEVERAL SMALL TRACTS of land ? for sale lying around the depot at ? Lockhart .function, at bargain prices. See E. P. Kelly & Bro., The LanJ Men. 1442-tf PIGS FOR SALE Dnroc-Je.sey pigs ! ?entitled to registration; ull ages. 1 Price $5.00. M. K. Pittman, Oarlisle, S. C. THE UNION NATIONAL FARM LOAN ASSOCIATION ts now accepting applications from farmers f P " * ior iurm minis at o per cent interest. This is a wonderful opportunity for the farmeri of Union county. Farmers Interested can apply through It. L. Kelly, secretarytreasurer of the local association. 1442-tf An ad- in The Tim *ets results. | IACCO m bacco is, er, purer with its ind taste. rginia best* PS NOTE. Virginia el IM '49^^# tobacco is the name given to the tobacco grown in Virginia, tho Carolinas and (J Georgia. 'ices / \ sc prices / ^ replete / j Union, S. C. Buffalo, S. C. Jonesville, S. C. Lockhart, S. C. Palm Beach Suits Cleaned We can clean and press your Palm Peach suit very quickly iher.e days. We have the equipment and the know how. Give me a trial. Will appre* ciate it as much or more than any on* else. Phone 167 and we will call promptly and return your suit looking like new. Hames Pressing & Repair Shoo * ? mt Nicholson Bank Bldg. Phone 169 and motor cycle will call. j -- *. i' ^nhacrih# to Union Tin"!* ALL KINDS OF CEMETERY WORK Union Marble & Granite Co. Main St. Union, S. C.