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e ure moba of clvll from the Paciflo laced on the secre osophuB Daniels', In ldent Wilson adopt - of the Socialist quarters of 'of theV Ma" "was one mob. >rlnl dcnfl Secretary jhls speeA ?Rnnier fght in \?| ^ade a ???Aft* aupport fqrth that never advocat over advocated, even remotely brief roforoi nounced ors. The memorl "The Socialist partj ed violence and done, attempted dreamed of any act of desecration to I the flag of the Halted States or any] emblem or insigna thereof." "?'Mo reo vor," continues the memo rial, "we submit that the chief way In, national emblem is being Ibis and other cities of la by the cloaking of tuniileal abUues Of thej hin its folds. In short. its symbolism. We] |r. President, to the! fJohnson: 'Patriotism ge of the scoundrel, contrary steadfastly, fy Insisted that the issue j our activities and our fere directed was not bno fof bread." torial reviews local condi j&Ueges that a local news bent its energies "toward Ion and infurlatlon of a lawless and/ intemperate rengejtself jirpon us, to de face our books, >ur vory lives." that a sec attack made I crowd about tlngton street was not con lst party "and It be presented the lawless, &d interference and lawful pro Concluding, Tue memorial (says: ''We therefore, a'ftor due delibera tion, place responsibility upon the secretary of the navy. Mr. Josephus Daniels, who is already making efforts to explain, but we submit,. Mr. Presi dent, that no amount of explaining can restore to us the estate both moral and physical particulars held by us ?prior to disasters resulting from his remarks." With the exception of the armored cruiser California, ill the warships, which were in the harbor during the; potlatch celebration, returned to the Bremerton navy yard. Normal Sun day conditions prevailed, with the ex ception that there were no street speakers. Mayor Cotterlll's emergen cy order forbidding street meetings was"'the only one not overruled by Supreme Judge Humphreys yesterday. ?The State. ? TTLEBSyn.Z.2 DOTS. ? Tylersvllle, July 21.?The protracted meeting closed at Bethany Sunday night. Mr. T. P. Poole and daughter, Miss Grace, were in Laurens Monday. Mr. Martin Poole attended services at Lieesvllle Sunday afternoon. Mr. Bluford Blakeley spent Satur day in Greenwood. Miss Nina Anderson spent Sunday v. lih Misses Grace and Fannie Poole. Mrs. P. K. Abercromble and chil dren, from near Woodruff, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Peterson and family last week. Messrs. Austin Abercromble, of Youngs, and Wash Long, of Waterloo, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Poole and family. Mr. Marvin Sanders spent the week end in Clinton wfth friondB and rela tives. Mr. J. S. Craig spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Cleveland and fam ily. Misses Amanda and Jennie Glenn spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Little and family. I Mrs. Jjula Cooper and children have returned home from an extended visit to Bristol, Tenn. Misses Grace and Fannie Poole were In Laurens Thursday. t CROSS Him NEWS I Cross Hill, July 21.?A few weoks ago some thief entered Mr. J. E. Spearman's store ami stole money and goods to the amount of $40.00 or more Will Alken, a negro who had been working for Spearman was suspected. He had left town. Policeman J. W. Koon located Aiken at Barium Springs Vorth Carolina, a few days ago and 'brought him in last Monday night. Aiken acknowledged the theft and has -been bound over to court and sent to jail. Mr. J. O. Denny's class of tho Bap tist Sunday school enjoyed a picnic I at tho powder spring on Mud-lick creek last Thursday. ' Rev. G. M. Hollingsworth Is assist ing Rev. W. D. Ratchford in a meet ing at the Piosbyterian church this week. I Mr. J. C. Austin and family of VJda lia, Ga., are with relatives here for a visit. Miss Llda Rrudd is visiting relatives and friends in Greenwood. Messrs. J. H. Miller and H. C. Lea man of Wtiitmire are with homefolks here. We had a good shower of rain Sat urday night and again last night. We hope the severe drought is over and that Ote rains may be plentiful and general now. Friday and Saturday were about the hottest in our experience. The ther mometer registered 103 Friday and It west to 106 Saturday. It rarely ever goes above 98 here. Missos Verna and Mary Calhoun of Greenwood county, are with Mr. and Mrs. Jno. W. Hanna. MIsb Adell Martin Is visiting Miss Mary Hill. Miss "WUma Raimey has returned from an extended visit to relatives in Saluda county. Miss Ada Guthrie of Burlington. N. C, is with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Guthrie for a visit. When you feel vous, tired, worried or despondent it is a sure sign you need MOTT'S NERVERINE PILLS. They renew the normal vigor and make life worth living. Be iur? and ?sk (or Motf. Nenrerine Pills BftftK WUUAMS MFC CO.. Prop... CUv.Und. Ohio LAUREhi DRUG CO. Lauren*. S. C ? ? * LANFORD KBWS. ? Lanford, July 21.?The farmers of our community are pretty "well up with their work, good seasons, etc. The topic of the day is new county and bad roads and should we be so unfortunate as to be cut off from our old county whose battles we have fought from our boyhood and put into another county, it can be greatly at trlbute? to. the treatment the affected part of our county has received at the hands of our county government. We can see every day wagons, buggies, au tomobiles and motorcycles put out of business. We saw a few days ago your expert motor rider pitched to one side of the road, but Pick picked himself up before help could reach him, with himself bruised and his machine bent. Being an expert he was soon on his way again, abusing the bad roads when really they are not to blame. Our mall man says un less the roads over which he travels have something done to them he will have to abandon them. Wi H. Drum mond had to stop his farm hands a few days ago and work the road be fore the thresher could reach his farm. We have appealed to our county commissioner and he says he is helpless as a babe and can do noth ing without the consent of the super visor and he being a man that never visits this section of the county, knows nothing of our actual needs. Our roads In this section are a dis grace to civilization. 'Miss Robin Patterson was in Lau rens Monday shopping. Mr. J. Lee Langston and wife vis ited at Mr. Jlmmie Patterson Sunday. Miss Nora Cannon has returned from a visit to Spartanburg. Miss Fannie Harmon visited in Lau rens last week. Mrs. J. D. Johnson was in Laurens shopping Thursday. Mrs. L. M. Cannon spent several days in Laurens last week with her son, John M. Cannon. Mr. O. J. Lanford and daughter, Miss Flossie, -were business visitors to Laurens Monday. Mrs. Louis Anderson and children spent Sunday at W. H. Drummond's. Mr. Roland Willis is visiting at Mr. G. R. Wolff and M. G. Patterson's. Mr. H. C. Shore the R. R. section master here, has been promoted and will enter his new work Monday. Mr. Lamar Owens and sister, visit e<i Miss Robin (Pattersi night and Sunday. The protracted meeting wll begin at thfi M. B. Church Sunday, Rev. Jones of Greenville will asBist In the services. Cleaning of Cemetery. All those who are interested in the Beaver Dam cemetery are requested to gather there or send help on Thurs day, July 3l8t, for the purpose of cleaning of the plots and making other repairs. _p-. ?"~'T": '? German Coin. ?Air. Chink Owings, who lives near* Lanford Station, was In the city Sat urday. Mr. OwingB had in his pos- | session a German coin of small denom- J ination and now no longer made, which he had found near his home. The coin. Is called a Greschen and represents a vaiue of one thirteenth of a German , thaler, the thaler in Germany now be ing valued at about seventy cents. MKxD.VTings is unable to account for the presence of the coin in his neighbor hood. Ctg tmMy -&$y.-ac?je.i /iteZtttsA*- ivif? <ASuiaUU ^htif1g,Mjk ^TL jtV?A4Z CCl+l&l. cfjVUf HL* WAS RIGHT *m %Just ida in, common 7iorse-se;ise ought to teach every man that Franklin was absolutely right, just as sure as twoh mid two malce four. Creditors cannot insultl you/ nor can Want press you if you have prepared for them by having something in the bank? besides, yornv money is SAFJS in the banlc, not only from fire or burglars, but from your own extravagance. DO YUUK ?AIVJCIA'G Wltll US. We pay 4 jtor cent interest compounded quarterly. JV. ii. DIAL,, Vres. ^Qp'1' ROPlSRt Cashier RIGHT THIS WAY! Flying is not too quick a mode of travel if you wish to take advantage of the Money Saving Opportunity Offered at MINTER & COMPANY'S GREAT BARGAIN CARNIVAL ie Sale will close Saturday, July 26th. Don't wait until the last day to get your tare of the bargains, but come to-day. Come NOW. Trunks! Suit Cases Vallises, 25 to 50 per cent, reduction. You need one. Come and get it now and take more money with you. Shirts! Collars, Ties. Can't have too many during the Sum mer. Get them now while the Sale is on. Shoes! Hosiery. Good Shoes and Fine Hosiery will add to your appearance. You can find them here at Bar gain Price. Dress Goods! Millinery, Notions, Bar gains in every department. Something you need in this department. Now is the time to buy Young I ^dy! Spend a little money ju diciously. Come to the Carnival. Dainty goods for lovely dresses that will make HIS heart leap any bound with pride and pleasure and you can twirl him on your thumbs. MAN! Buy a Suit and with the money saved take a trip. You can do it ~r and it will do you good. Odds and Ends in Every Department to close during next Few Days Regardless of Cost MINTER COMPANY TJRENS, SOUTH CAROLINA