The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, April 22, 1920, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
PAGE TWO
PERSHING NOW
FOR PRESIDENT I
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In Address at Banquet of Nebraska
Society He Says He
Could Not Decline.
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Washington.?Geneial Pershing's ^
first announcement that he would N
permit himself to be considered as a !
" 1 1 '* -- ?omo in \
CailUKIUlC ior |)n?iucin/ n uo ...
a speech drlivcied at a banquet of ?
the Nebraska Society at the Hct?l
Washington. His announcement did
not indicate on what ticket he might
consent to lun.
The announcement by Genera1
Pershing was guarded and may no
be sufficient to satisfy the manager j
of his boom, who have been beseeching
him to make a statement, which
would give real impetus to the campaign
they are making in Nebraska
and other states. It wa > ma le m
response to suggestion; by variovs
speakers at the banquet who proposed
him as the "favorite son" of
Nebraska in the presidential la e.
This is what General Persh ng
said:
Whole Life Devoted to Country.
"1 am not unmindful of the cordial
remarks that have been made this
evening with refeience to rnvse'f.
Speaking of the great office with
which you have been kind enough
to connect my name, it seems fitting
that I should say to you, my friends,
that my whole life has been devoted
to the service of our country, and
while in no sense seeking it, I feel
that no patriotic American could decline
to serve in that high positi n
if called to do so by the people."
General Pershing's announcement
was greeted with cheers.
This was the only reference in Gen
eral Pershino's address to the banqueters
regarding the presidential
race. He paid a high tribute to the
people of Nebraska and spoke of his
pride in the state to which his parents
moved in 1886. His views regarding
militarism and the labor situation
were of significant interest
when expressed as follows:
Lands People of Nebraska.
"It is gratifying to know that the
people of our state both in and out
of the service, stood in the forefront
in support of the war against Prussian
aggresion. Abhorring militarism
or class aristocracy of any sort,
the people of Nebraska have justly
maintained the attitude of our fathers
and devoted themselves to the
pursuits of peace.
"Fcllov.'irg the principle of equal
opportunity, cur people have insisted
on the education of both the native
and foreign born, and today wj
boast a smaller per cenluge of illiteracy
than any other state. They
must n d in future be surrounded
"with hampering* restrictions, onerous
regulations or adverse market conditions
which prevent fulfillment of
their duty toward the millions the
world over who depend on them for
food. Labor ,in 'Nebraska is especial
ly honorable, and the laboring man
there is held in high esteem. He is
not carried away by vagus or idle
theories of government, and does net
helps
P WEAK ^
Women
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1 Regulates, tones up, drives jf
J away "the blues" and makes 3
| them glad they're living. S
* The prescription of an old p
| Southern doctor who treated |
r and cured thousands of sut- ?
1 ferine women.
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1 Is also good for young girls? f j
| to bring them safely through I
| the period of adolescence which ?
k all mothors know is a time at i
P which their daughters need |
g the utmost care.
? At all drug stores. MONEY I
f REFUNDED if the first hot- I
1 tie fails to benefit.
| Thacher Medicine Co. 8
# Chattanooga, Tenn., u. 8. A. |
% Mm. Parolee Frazler, Longvlew, Te*., f
expressed appreciation of STELLA- 1
i VITAE in these words: "I cannot 1
3 soy too much for this wonderful 1
g medicine. I had taken oflu?r Hruile 3
E medicines for two years with no good 1
? .results. I nm truly grateful for the I
r good RTELLA-VITAE has done me." 3
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ollow false or revolutionary leaders.
Nebraska labor maintains a sane and
atriotic attitude towards our instiutions
and stands ever ready to deend
them."
CRIMINALHEARINS
IS CONTINUED
Wednesday of last week was the
ime fixed for holding a preliminary
learing in the ease of State vs. Poi,
dishoe. The defendant is charged
vith an assault and battery with
ntent to kill Mr. Charles Maynard,
vho was engaged in the lumber bun
OVER-ACIDITY I
of the stomach has upset many a I
night's rest. If your stomach is add* B
disturbed, dissolve two or three 3
KMfOIDS I
on the tongue before retiring and en- Hi
joy refreshing sleep. The purity and E
goodness of Ki'tnoids guaranteed by 9
scorr & bowne u
MArCi-'iiS OF SCOTT'S EMUI SION ^
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Select your tires at
cording to the root
they have to travel:
In sandy or hilly coin
try, wherever the goir
is apt to be heavy?T1
U. S. Nobby.
For ordinary count!
roads?The U. S. Cha
or U8CO.
For front wheels?T1
U. a Plain.
For best resultsevery
where"-U. J
Royal Cords.
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THE HORRY HERALD, CON
ness near Gurley at the time, s mc
months ago. Maynard was brought
to the Burroughs Infirmary where
his wounds were attended to and or
the same day after being discharged
from the Hospital he collapsed or
Main Street but was again up in a
few days. He had the defendant arrested
upon this warrant and several
days have been fixed bubt no hearing
has yet been had.
The defendant is represented b>
Messrs. Norton & Baker. The daj
(before the trial was to be called las<
I Wednesday, Mr. Baker appeared an<
I moved to continue the healing or
.the ground of his enforced abscncr
'in Georgetown. The hearing \v:v
jcontinued until some future day.
;S. C. NAVALRESERVES
ENTITLED TO BONUS
Members of the Navaf Reserve
Force who performed active dut>
! during the War and who have beer
j discharged due to the expiration o<
I their enrollment may re-enroll withI
in four months from the date of ex
piration of enrollment and are ther
eligible for transfer to the Regulai
Navy, thus securing all the benefits
, of the Act of Congress of July 11
Rememi
automol
npODAY there
1 than 7,000,000
in the oountry. Pi
nearly everybody ii
s_ tion will be travelii
' in his own automo'
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,e The first thing
ry wants to know i
in
when he starts out
car, is much i
s! to cost him to ke<
ning.
mill1 It s all very we
Jwl\\ some dealer's wor<
IK9)j tire?if you know 1
and his object in
j-piaih to you.
Our object in sel
Tires is to have j
back for more?an
Unite
S. P. Hawes
Stone Bros. Co.,
J. W. Mishoe & Co.
J. L. Bell,
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WAY, S. 0., APRIL 22, IMP
A RICKET"
A child with rickets is under-no
| their growth irregular. A rick*
{ to colds, coughs and more t
i particularly needs a rich bone
scorn ei
; containing nourishing Norwegian
strengthening lime SCUts, is the ideal
lj child of any age. A rickety child shot
-I three or four times daily Jor a lopi
fo nourish ana strengthen. MS
The exclusive grade of cod-liver oil used in Sc.
"S & U. Process." made iu Norway and rel
laboratories. It is a guarantee of purity an
^ Scott & Bownc. BlootuficU
i 1919. du
| This bonus includes the following; ye
; four months extra pay in cash at the
/? !
r Recruiting Station, higher rate of 1
i; pay during the enrollment, thirty
" days leave immediately, choice of Oi
any Receiving .Ship in the United Gi
States. . . PI
\ The Naval Reserve man who is so
still on inactive duty can also re- or
; ccivc the above bonus by finishing t mi
, his present enrollment on active j on
?
" C 1920
ber when fh
bile camefc
are more that we sold t
of them ///
etty soon y s Tires h
i this sec- bchind thcm.
ig around
fhey are buil
pie who perfec
straight side aul
j a man whoproduced tl
lowa ays, n^^ic truck tin
: to buy a
it is going Two of the j
?p run tributions to tii
economy ever
11 to take IV
i about a As represent
who he is oldest and large:
selling it cern in the wc
r> 4- /
ex igpuiauuu iv
[ling U. S. We can't affoi
rou come tute "just as g<
id be glad tires of standai
d States Ti
Conway, S. C.
Little Rifer, S. C.
Loris, S. C.
Wampee, S. C.
Y CHILD '
wished, the bones soft and
;ty child is very susceptible
terious complications and A
and body-oailding food
WIISION
cod-liver oil and the bone1
constructive food for a weak
ild be given Scott's Emulsion
f time. It never fails
lr fn? .Vnn##'a F m
ott'i Emulsion is the famous
fined in our owm American jf?If
d pu'.stability immrym?i. j\ Ui
I.N.I.
ty. He must have at least one
ar remaining on his enrollment to
ke advantage of the above bene;s.
The Navy Maintains Recruiting
fices in Columbia, Spartanburg, t'
eenville, Anderson, - Rock H 11,
orcnce and Charleston. Where by
eing the Navy Recruiting Agent <
writing to him, the Naval Reserve '
an can gel complete information
i his own particular case.
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greatest con e
and motor d)
made. '
atives of the
st rubber conoid,
we have
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WILLIAM EUGENE KING, M fM
Physician and Burgeon j|
Office in Piatt Drug Oo. f,
YNOR,. 8. & |
OR. J. D. THOMAS ^
Physician and Surgeon ^
LORI8, s. 0.
r OR. 6. i. LEWIS I
DENTAL SURGEON
Oflce Orer Norton Drug ft pony
CONWAY. & C
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D. A. SPIVEY & CO. ft
W. B. King, Secty. ?
BONDS AND INSURANCE |
?Office in? 1
'EOPLES NATIONAL BANK
BUILDING
HARRELSQN & HARRELSON
Attorneys-at-Law \
Practice both in the State and
Federal Courts.
1ULLINS, ? ? S. 0.
H. H. WUODWARD, |
Altera97 and Counsellor at LawCONWAY,
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B. B. SCARBOROUGH 1
Attorney at Law, . 1
CONWAY. 8. C. I
T. B. LEWIS, I
Atty. and Oonncellor at Lav 1
JONWAY, . - . 8. a 1
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J. M. JOHNSON, J
CIVIL ENGINEER ^
MARION, 8. 0.
Ay Engineering and Surveying 1
?ffice will be open during my ab- |
iwnce, and prepared to take care |
t any work as usual. Address 1
til communications as hereto- 1
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NOTICE OF SALE. 1
Under and by virtue of a Decree
?f Partition and Sale made by his i
tonor S. W. G. Shipp, Judge of the
2th Ciriuit, at Chambers, Florence,
5. C., in the case of J. C. Milligan,
daintiff, vs Emma Milligan Moore,
it al., Defendants, and dated April
Oth, 1920, Notice is hereby giver^i
hat I, W. L. Bryan, Clerk of Court^^
vill offer for sale before the Courtlouse
door, in Conway, S. C., within
he legal hours of sale on Monday, ]
day 3, 1920, that being the legal
Sales Day in said month, the followng
described property, to-wit:
All that certain piece, parcel or
ract of land situate in said State
ind County, containing twenty-five
ures (25) more or less, bounded as
ollows: Beginning at a Stake Corn'V
in the ford of Gum Branch; thence
he lun of Gum Branch down to the
mn of Hell Hole Swamp to the A.
2. L. Railroad, thence the Railroad
,o Stake Corner; Thence North direction
to the ford of Gum Branch
,o beginning corner.
Terms of Sale, Cash. Purchaser f
*> pay for papers and stamps.
W. L. BRYAN,
Clerk of Court, (L. S.)\^J
SHERWOOD A McMILLAN, ^
Plaintiff's Attorneys. |
Conway, S. C., April 10th, 1920.
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A. F. Joyner arrived back in Conway
last week to continue the work
he started some time a go surveying
the timber tracts belonging to his
company in this county.
No Worms in & Healthy Chiko
All' children troubled with worm* have an unhealthy
color, which indicates poor blood, and as a
rule, there is more or less stomach disturbance.
GROVE S TASTELESS chill TONIC given regularly
for two or three weeks will enrich the blood, Improve
the digestion, and act as a General Strengthening
Tonic to the whole system. Nature will then
iarow off or riiflmtl the worms, and the Child will bf
in rerfect b*?Uh. Pleasant to take. 00c per bottle B
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J. C. Bamhill now lives near Con-1
way, his address being Conway, R. 1
F. D. No. 3. u
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pfAXWELL HOUSE lj
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