Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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«v.-- - 'TV. -< 26,1914. ' ep!r ATWi Will CoBrene Here September 26-28, Inclusive. INTERESTING PROGRAM HAS BEEN PREPARED # • W V ■ . Blf Delegation in Expected to Br In Attendnare and Ample Provision Will Be Made for .Their Enter tainment While H< IHE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBORO, S. C. COtKIirEE PLANS FOR CERTIFICATES MS WAS ' 1 I HOWLED DOWN J Assurances That There Will Be Plenty of Currency.- madoo Condemns ^ VALORIZATION IDEA Mcrv. l.e i The aixth annual convention of the Colleton Cc^inty Sunday School Negotiation will be held.at Waltcr- boro Eeptember 26, 27 and 2.S. To Insure the success of the oc casion and to extend fitting hospi tality to their Sunday school guests, the churches of the city have unit ed their efforts in a most thorough schedule of preparation for the en- . tertainment of the convention and afe supporting the association in all its pirns for a most helpful and in- fj(ructive..progr ini'. •*--••• * - .*•. One of the delightful features l n anticipation will tion to Colleton’s titMc Ua^ks will X«H he Permitted to Ivsae.C'HiTeacy; South ( aroliaa and (Jeorgla Men Are on the Committee. ,- Came Near Bein^.Handled Very * Roughly by the Crowd. FRIENDS OF WHALEY MAKE DEMCXSTRATION f Speaker 'Charged that the “Men Win W|*re WhtMipibg For Whaley Were \. Either Bluel.Px n|s (j|* rund WIiC-j ley’s Money in Tiieir Pockets.” leader mend him to R people and that ‘ the:»eKonie to mm tian our and co-operation that h;.s bf->n nc- tordcJ him elsewhere vHl await him here. ’ <*. It is expected that! the attendance of delegates this year will far ex ceed thbt of any previous convention in Colleton county. £ach school will have the privilege of sending Washington. August •23—Assured that all the currency necessary' to finance the country’s cotton and other staple crops will W furnished by national banks on warehouse cer tificates; a committee y>f eighteen representative planters, manufactur ers, dealers and bankers and gov ernment officials tonight began working out plans lor actually br 'ng this money into circuia safe and itieu . in li jady arc V in the. the introdu' 1 -! m it in the mrsc o: a few weeks the emergen- f’- created by the European war will tmve been met. The committee wa.^ unpointed ' af ter u conference at theSretu'dry de- paruacni- today and liu' tc-opera!o v jih it i’ecretaiy McAcaa designate i \V. P. G. Harding of the federal fe- serve boaPd, 1*. J. s ?Jrand, chief of |the oHce of market:-, and T. N Car- ,rkei3 and ru- (ter of the office of al organizations. —^ .•» In an address to the 'conference Secretary McAcioo emphatically ccn- demned valorization schemes; 0 and FUggcstioas that state banks issue ^currency. He dwelt upon the dan- r of an inflated currency and de- four delegates with one additional^ 3 ™ 1 that lhe lnt ** rit y and . th « for every twenty-five members ex . j finan< ia! structure of^the United ceeding an enrollment of fifty. f ates d «P«“ ded . u P<> n > h * Mtiopal Surtrintendents are urged, to ° aE ^*’. » matter up at onc» with 1 '•“ It is #ot noce8sar >' to have eTer y- .Jbody issuing currency,” said the take this matter up at once with their schools, so that no school may} fail of repr&entaticn simply for the! eecrctarv - " The bank ‘ n * of the country, properly Jd- reason of neglect. Those of ua who may have enter- tained prejudices against the inter denominational • county movement, let us see if we cannot lay them aside so that w<% may the’ more hcarti!" .••hare in all efforts that nr- > heir v •'".* forth for the extension of the Kingdom. r.fr! Carman comes fq ur from r.'o:t etmcossful deccdi of re-vloe In -Vo ef Vclnr.'.dn. Under hn wisp, experienced lerdershlp Wo ve a wonderful opportunity of ad vancing the Master’s caime here 4:i our state if we car forget r-ectariap- ism rend hold up Jrt s hands in th-* -eat work he has Ip hia heart to do. The organization Mr. CarmAiif hopeff to effect in our etafev^and county is a most denty^ ratlc one and should not d-ivjvfo the c! o fon- tive even the mprl caution? or the moft 'loyal denominstionm leader. a later issue w> hope to nublb-fi the constitution <. submitt»».l sotted and under .government su pervisiotr,*should be the controlllti agepey for the issue‘of this cur cy in order that we may know |kat every dollar that is in .‘circulation has betn supervised by the govern ment, and that it will p^s cur rency wherever it appeafe 'if you turn it over/tp the nd- i t tional banks* it will ittii ita wr.y the state banka ineyDably. .••This o is what happea'ng in ithe trcasTny departm.eriKever; dn i State banks , i\r# aptftally depositing | their securi^es vvith the uatjYnal I bapks, anjH /the national banks, are etrSng^thf issue against those ee- •ies «nd turning it over to the state hanks. It perfectly simple to get m: AH you have to do is to hay^e proper/security.” ; ■^lie last meeting of the county campaigners was held here last Fri-' day: The largest crowd ever at- t jading a campaign meeting ‘ town was present. The daj^pksaefl oil' icry quietly vvith th^-cdunty cr.u- dldates, each seemi»tf to have his full status of^fflenda in attendance ind a re£j»e«ful hearing was accord- one. 1 ■ j After the local candidates s had ■shed. County Chairman 31. P. He well imroduceti Mr. R. S. Wha- ey r candidate for Congreea. A5<e:* delivering an -eloquent addfess am 1 being cheered, by numb rs 'of hit friends, Mr. lio.vell then introduced» >'r. E. J. Dennis,' who is Mr.' \Vr_.- * .•'- opponent. *■ • ?*r. Dejir.ir. r jvied to a •r.initnr of charges '-mad' by Mr. Whaky. v hi* h he C iUl were' untrue. Mr. Whaley tho n asked Mr. l)ena;.’- in ard id his record while in t.i state Senate, from Pe rkvley jto\:n Air. ’.Tennis r -|:i .*•! to the /iuer den, tiag^that ft was a lie. Mr. Wha i p y r.-ked him if h< intended /ailitc; him < Whaley) a He- und/started /.o'vards ti e speaker./' / Mr. Ha'Avdl. se*-ii>/ti^ft there wzf he’y to be trouble, gyf between th* r.^ricn, wheycv^oti Mr. Decals replied that the Journal had lied, ird not Mr. Whaley. Numbers of Mr. Whaley’s friends then liegan to cheer him the cciae'was deaf ening. /'/ ' " / Mr. Dennis then-tried to^recdNev’- pral Inters which he had* fre^rn 1.1c, county in ^gard tc/hla rec-y ord. and tho people continued their fpr Mr. Whalwd ’ Mr. Dcasis en made the chafge that the men who were whooping for Wh&jgy t were either blucbloods or had AVfca- t s money in their pockK?.„ Thl-'j •• ^ .At / We are closing out our entire stock of « o - , ' A -' ." - Ladies’ and Misses’ O’ * f HH OXFORDS Plain Pumps, One and Two Strap Pumps* Lace and Button, Leather* and Rubber Soles. They arc/ $ 1.50 and $2.00 values. See Window Display. / * seemed to enrage several in the audience ,and numbers of Mr. wh i- Ijy's friends ru-tde toward Mr. I rsi and he j,v,v; dnr.iiy. forced "i; the stared wir^ h!s sne h ur.- t-nf/feed. * After Me. Dennis left the F'l.tv! illi the afsistanee ^f fr>n<: ief of police quieted the very? shartlv. This is the first tlrte in/the hi? "ry of Colleton county•nblitks ;h:»? nything like it hoe/Zer happe-te 1 and it is regretted,^ry much. ' , STORE A. S. KARESH, Manager. —*t- / 30E m FHOFir SCARING LOUIS COHEN & Cft THE PROFIT SHARING ' STORE STORE McA'doo again pointed cut the 'necessity of banks desiring to ob tain emergency currency joining the uation.il Currency asso'iat'vjs. /‘I stvti.lerc yest'»dr.; ’’ bo a. ~7‘~ < subnitU ... . Xf^ bv bin. <>,bor ,*Wo? th-./" 1 - "«'•»' « ►""«> to °bv,.«U.„ will follow. ■/ ,Tum •>«/.oV of t^w/our- 7 rency associations notes anp^oblijra- tions .secured by eottoryZarehouso receipts, properly certified, and is sued by responslbje/varehouse men or wrryho-ise companies. I do not say that those warehouses have got to be bUiUKof brick, stone, steel or mything/lse. or that they rtusr be Great Battle Reported to Be in j bduprfed . / WarehouM's Must Protect. Losses Arc Said . !/ ..I ask jr, that those <* ware- Be Heavy. /j houses shall be of such a character f as to protect the cotton itself from A dispatch te deterioration or destruction, with ALLIED FORCES IN DESPERATE FIX Progress Loudon. Aug. 25. the Express from Ostond says: ] adequate insurance against.llre, and /•A great battle been in pro- j backed by responsible agencies, so gross-in the itfovin^e of Hainaut on ; that when their warehouses reempts the southern frontier of Belgium ; are i?sued we know that they re since' Friday evening. French and; pre***** something actually In British troops have been engaged ntorage there, something that can be n desperate conflicts north of Uhtr- had on presentation of receipt lerot and Fleures with Germans who' "What does that mean ..It mean? crossed the Meuse at Huy. that the national banks of thjs coun- . "Saturday French troops, which , try can borrow, td the extern of .9 had sprekd from Lille, met the Ger- per cent of their unimpaired rat, - man right i n east Flanders." tal and surplus on notes secured oy ■•I^FSperati fighting between out pests took place- at, Oudcna^e and ducts .. x .j Rer.aix. The losses j.re heavy m think it both aides Monday. Twenty-five Germans have been sur Summer. Cymsti|mtbin Dangerous. C’dnsttpkuon in Cummer time is more dangerous than in the fall, winter or spring. The food you eat /af often contaminated* and is tnor*.- likely to ferment in your ‘ stomach. Then you are apt to drink too much /oy water during the !tf>t weather, thus injuring your stomach*! Colic, fever, fttomaine’poisoning 4nd oth er ills are natural Results. Po-Do- I^ix will keep you r.-e!l. as it in-/ crease* the bile, the natural laxp-' - tive. which rids the bowel.! of fh 1 congested waste. , Po-Do-I.axJ*wi!l .make you fe*l better. .-.Pleasant and effective. Take a doze tonight. 25c at your druggipt. . , ; -»» . , How To Qlvo Qcrfnlon To Children. FrnRttprKtethstndMWfk mama aim to ta improvedQwniac. ltissTa>tel«sa*]rnip.ptea». -a* ‘o take sad does sot di«tark the Monach. C-.tldren take It sad aeeer know it is Qaieinr. Also Mpectalty adapted to adalta who cannot • ike ordlaerr Oeiniae. Does aot aaaneate nor rr,aae neraoaaaeas aor riagiae in the bead. Try •t the acst tinae roe seed Qalalae lor aay tmr- po*e. A«k foe 2-oaace orctnal peckayr. The FKBUUNK HMowa inkotUe U e 232 and 234 King Street and 203 Meeting Street, Ch&i lesion, S. C IT IS EASY TO SHOP HERE-EVERYTHING UNDER ONE ROOF V erehouse receipts for staple pro- i not alone rrtton) that I Is fr.fe.t’o K*d on.” “ Frank B. Hayne of. New Orleans - cent-. jng the- question of f«rfblgn tranq portation and that the Secretary o! the treasury by announring Hist cotton warehouse receipts would b® necepted as security for emergency currency, had solved the* financial rituation. ' fa , "But this koternmont,” ho contiYi- ued, "great and powerful as it is. cannot secure for yon the price that cotton was selling for before the, r* broke •it-'* ■/ Senator Williams ad\*ised tho cot low I ton men (o "go back home and eif on the safety valve.” Secretary Houston addressed th , „ the tablishment bi gtate warchoi: « rys-' t<r»!c for cottdn. thousand Germans have been sur- 1 ] protested againft cotton manufac- rounded-between Coutarl and Anse-'turers talcing advantage .of the them ,a town six miles west of Oud j nation » f< . Io , n( ' -narde. Fldhtln* .«« . KW.?" Al>°n A- McLw. Sundav at Peronnes, between Mon? of Lumberton. N. < u ? ind Pinche and between Wateghem action by plate leglsatures for , conference briefly, expresrfug nd On^arte i tablishment of state warchoi: r- rys-‘fc fM of that the situation was rapidly d Oudenard . ^ .ottdn, ■ dcrlM. 8.n.t«r fmlth of G«,r- T,« Hand-rlshaad soja ia _ •»*. ^a urcod MpM b^nk ilrctilktlon !•- Specials in / „ 'i-V . , w a Ladies’ and misses’ fine- Crepe, Flowered Silk; Voile, Lingerie, * Jap Silk ‘and Silk Crepe Dresses Prices from . , 1 83.98 to 835.00 * M . : ^ Ladies'and Misses Spring Suits for Clearance at Special Reducdons. Suits worth up to $37.50 at / $10.00 and $15.00. Suits worth up to $60.00 Im ported models the latest style - ^nd finest fabrics $17.50. y/ - ,/ ' ' I Everything in White and Fancy Wash Fabrics, Dress Goods- and Notions.; V , *V f - We are agents for the Haljfield Beds and Swing Hammocks. .«■ ■' .K Our Mail Order De : partolent fills orders accurately' and- promptly. ■ The largest Art arid Pattern Department in Charleston. / ' f *' A Special line of Chil- ^ 0* drens wear. ■ dbc. UoDday no O-rmnn. h«»o b«-n | Waal., i. Brn«.l, Arrlvtli Iron, L, ? ,. w.od ^ th , ' banks of the South shtydd itate that many hodses there were xflt'* of federal financial turned last week. German soldiers' stale t . .. itVG InKrllMd on lb. .nil. of tho •mn.,d!.i.l, "• l»»»'*“- ^ It, 'William II, Emporor of Eu- s-rafer W«M. ^ “ , . , - • fercccc ccsgre** was rap«a-/ suer. . ' v ’t . ^ Tho conference concluded Ifk ses sion by i authorizing Secretary' Mc- Adco to select a committee to advise v.ith him ill his effons to meet the Ictscla! needs of the South. Mummer Coughs Are Dangerous. ' Summer colds . are dangerous. They indicate low vitality and often lead te serious throat and long trou bles, including cbnsumption. Dr. Ring’s New Discovery will relieve the cough or cold promptly and pre- vent—complication*.' It is soothing and gttisoptic and makes you feel better at once. To delay is dan gerous—get n bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery at eaee. Money back if cot satisfied. SOzJgfrJ $1.09 bot- tki u*. your drugg'Itt. "v. ^ KrtiiitioaN (’an Be C>red by internal blood purifiers because they are caused by blood disorders. However, eczema, v tetter,%Jngworm, Itch, salt’rheum, scaly patches, el*., cannot because they pre parasitic diseases. Jt» takes a positive skin rerfiedjf like Tetterin*^ to destroy^tbe germs and heal the surface. Dr. W» 9. Fielder, Electric, Ala-, says ’T never use anything else but Tet terine.in all skin troubles.” 50eat druggists or by mail ffom Shu^DInc Co... Savannah, Ga. . Chamberlain’s / Coll Di I holers and writes Geo. jr. iarrhoea Remed Brock publisher the Enterpriie; Aberdeen. MyT-I discovered that it was a quick and safe cure for diar rhoea. Since then no one can sell : me anything said to bo just as goOd. -- During all these years I have used It and recommended It ma%y times. and it hap never disappointed any one.” Fir sale by ell dealers. ' j . ' ,