The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, March 20, 1918, Image 1
VOLUME XXXIII. LAURENS, SOUTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY, MCH. 20, 1918.
WOMAN ASSAILANT
GIV[N LONG T[IP
Mack Simpson Given For?
Year Sentence.
MISTRIAL IN CASE
OF ROBT. BURDETTE
311striais lesult iI Tw'io of'the Most
Iniporlant Cases oin tihe CriiIIIIIal
Docket. ,luIIry Fails to Agree iII Case
of 3irs. Lee lemibree. ,1. Ii. 3Maddenl
Acquitted.
'The iprjig lerm of, the court of gent
v ral 1ssA:Wion, adjoiurned Priday igiht
after b) ius in selon) since .\londay.
'I'hr lat.< jury ease dislposed of was
that ( the liegro iaeik 1 mith ias
.\ack Sim:pkinst, ebar!.kl with asa l
lo ravirh. 01he crimle lmvingi beenl ComIl
mitd in 1helowe parl of the co.1un
ty in FPiruary whell the ilitetion0s of
ite as wilt were foiled by lie coul
age and action of the womnfll whom1 he
attemled il to as'aul t. 'I' ju'ry re
illlried a veordict of guilty with recon
mendation to mercy and tho court
passed Ithe imiaximum11111 sentence tinder
the law. forty years in the state penl
telntillry or 11pon1 tihe public works of
the count11y. 1Me will serve ills time ill
the penitentiary.
10arliir iII the weel a mistrial was
ordered in two eases which occupied
most of the time of the court, that of
the state against ;,ohert ilurdette
charged w ith Ithe mirder of .D. 1). Stod
dard near Owings Station and that of
Lis. I'( lembree charged with con
duceting a house of ill-fame in the
lower part of lie County. In the
former case it is understood that the
jilry tood eight for conviction and
four for aletittai. in tile latter case
a large number of prominent people
of the vicinity of minards testifled to
tJie b-.id repuitaion of the home of the
defendantl, but, withl thle exemptinn of
testinoni as to scantiness of attire
on the occasion of tile visit of the 1o
liee flicers, no direct testimony of
Tiiscoonduct was introduced.
In, tile case of the state vs James
11. Mladden. chargedc with violation of
tle pr1o)hibition1 law, the Jury retuled
it verdict of not, guilty. AMr. liadden,
who it will b' relleimblere d was ar
rested at a negro assoclation meeting
several montis ago after a (Iuart. and
a 11in1t of whiskey had been found t1nl
(ier the hack seat of ils ear, denied
klnowledge of lie whiskey. lie testi
fied to leaving tle carl for sOlie ttme
while at th le negIo chiurhell, Iis infer
enece ieln g t hat someone had( iut tle
whiskey under tihe seat without his
knowledge. All interesting side-ligit
of tile trial was on tie request of the
defendant's attornev to direct a ver
diet of not guil ty O1 tile indletlleit as
to trtia lng onraband whiskey.
I efendant's attorniey a'gued that tihe
aeused was not gtilty of transporting
conitraand hl isly until It was proN
eni that it hlad bieca pu rchlased from an
illegal soiurlcC and t hat a iiperon could
ranlspor't as muchei whliskey as he
chose so long as it was or'iginlally se
('ur1ed lawfully. Ini ot her words, a
muan could order a quart a month ev
Cry mlonthi and if hie did( not drink any
of it be (0ould transpor't it at his leis
tire. Tile courlt overr'uled thle matlonl.
Friday mornling thle ju ry returnellCd a
verdict of not guilty in tile case of .John1
Williams. caled, chlarged ithl kill
inig anothr negro. Williams was
able to make out a substantial ease of
self defense.
Tn tile Miack Smith alias M1aek Simp
kins ease the jury was out but for a
few miinuites. The (crimie for wich the
niegro was conyietedl, it will be0 ret
membleredl, was comiltted ni tile nighlt
of February 26th1 abiout tenl C'lock. A
farmer living 01n thlis side of the road
wvhich dlividles Laurens and Newherr'y
coulnties was awvakenled from ils sleep
by a negro wh'io said thlat Walter
('romer; another negro, 1had sent him
to say that a irother of tis farmner'
was "bladl sick'" and wantedl himo to
('ome) overt. The man lirose and( w(ent
to his brother's hiouse, sever'al .m ie
away. but foun'l his brother well and~
asleep. Suspecting somnethling unu1s
un he huririedl hack home to find( his
wife greatly excited. In his absence
the negro who had given the fake mes0
sage returned, she testitledl, and~ ahd~
madue some improper advances. She
hlad gotten a small rifle and gone to
the door to drive him off but wvhen
bhe attempted to shoot the gun failed
to go off. She at the same time had
(ontinned on Tditorial 'Pnae)
POWER OF TilE PHESS
K EEIS CITY IN FUlRiMltE
Mary 3111es 31inter Starred in "Powvers
That Prey," V" vid Picture if a News.
iper's I'iuht fn iIssisI.
One news pa per extra edition that
',111W4l ie town inside out, drove the
criliial class-., iito a wild panic and
Iupset all political calculations, is the
basis of a corking drlama inl picitures
starring Mary Allies Minter-a new
Alierialn-Allitual produiction of ex
ttordina'ry altla tiveness.
Aliss Alinter is cast as Sylvia Grant.
Ile dailghter of a newspaper editor,
wn!oe 1i has been made a misery by
the activities of .Iarvis Al'Vey, a big
lvague grafter of the rapid transit
(()Ililat iols. lluii'teni Grant, the edi
tor, deterllile' to delegate authority
to his .:Iei e hief, but to (antlor
hag'eI his ~ inein. sends hisi da ughtIer,
a lryn 'aw r girl, to sign and deliver
Sylvia ernuines to sign the paper
in lhl own m1luE. She aumes edi
loial atlhior'ily a1lib tby he hoilenws
of her pIoli(i(s (c1a11S t h Ilie town. It
is 11 (xcit view of' newsepa
per life ithJi a ri4h comedy vein.
Included in tihe'n (lst are Iai For
rest as leadilng uni, Clarence urton
as the chief grafter; Lucille Ward,
Em'llmlia K1luge anl(d IHarl'vey Clark.
H1OLD,) ENJOYABLE SESSION.
31ecting of Distri-ct PytIan1111s Hield
Monday Night, in Lodge Rooms.
The district mIieting of tlie Knights
of Pythias, held in the lodge hall Mon
day night, w'as an enjoyable one fronm
many standpoints. In addition to the
leasure affordedl the local Pythians
by the presence of the visitors, the
degree work carried out added much to
tle attractiveness of the evening. W.
M. Derrick, Grand Chancellor; Rev. L.
.1. lristow, Granid Vice 'Chancellor and
C. I). Brown, Grand Keeper of Records
and Seals were present and added
niuchi to the occasion. By special re
quest of the various lodges of the dis
trict, the usual banquet. served at the
district meetings was not served this
time as the Pythians wished to avoid
apy appearances of unnecessary waste
or extravagance In war times.
31aster William lhoff Hurt.
'laster William Roff, the young son
of M\l. and Mrs. L'. G. Itoff, broke the
honies of Iis left leg betweeni the klice
and ankle Saturday afternoon when
lie fell from a fence while playing in
the yard. Tile young fellow has suffer
ed a great deal from the paiii and
islept very little the irst nI ight. after
tle accideit, bui he is now restiig
better. 'laster 'Williai comes arond
to The Advertiser' ollice somlhe tilies,
where his fatlier is a member of the
fore that gits out the paper, aild he
will be mnissed here ti(l ho ennl get
lIecent PromiotIons.
Reeelit prolliotlems of o'icers an
iOnIied at (a Jackson, C'olu mia
~inlded thle namies oif thriee Lauri ens
bioys pr'(u~oo((tedfomn seondt to first
Iieu tenfanlts, as follows: C'ha >. L.
F. Lucas, Thle fi'st two were lromot
eel severial wveeks ago anad the last
niamed1 very r'ecntly. All of these
mleni were studencft oflle(ers at Fort
Ogl ethor1'pe.
I iaunrenls Ont Top ini I 'nlon1.
"We arc having ani All--1Laur115
team of (:andlidaitcs for' mayor of Un..
Ion" sa(1id lhef of Police Evans, of
t'iint, whoI( was ini the ('ity Mond~ay at
tendring~ thel( istrl'et meet1 ing of thle
Knaight s of PythIiias. Mlayor TL. ('. Whalir
ton, wlho is a fantrolns manl, is blin g
opplos(ed for r'e-clet ion by two otheri
former Lanirens c'ounlty mein, Macbeth
Youing, Esq., and( Evanis Smith lia
for'mer emplnyee of printing offices
here, The three men are making a
"swift race' 'and if thieire is no other
man In thio race, a mat teir which Chief
Emans failed to throw any lIght on,
it m1ay be' safly'l sid that (one oif them
will hiea'd thle ticlket whlena thle elect Ion
comes off.
* S
*Whingutonl, March 19.--The *
* Dayiiliht Saving11111 wanssignied *
* hy President Wilson today. It*
* puits4 all clocks forward one hour *
* on the last Suiiday in March and *
* tulrn's thenm back again the last *
* day In October.*
CUNINGHAM ELEC
HIGHWAY
Residant of Waterloo Chos
at the Last Session of
Ilugh Itanks Cuningham. of Wa
ferloo, was chosen by the su pervisor
and c(oulity delegation aIs iighwav Sup
criende(11t of the COunty at a sifting
of that body last wcek. No formal
announcemient or hiiis rconmiendation
w'Is male, hit it is genirally nccepted
asCOrreT. .\Ir. Cuninghm',, namev
SIo be forardd to te o rnor alni
his coturI ssion b-- fo h,. frditom
thmo ero ' ofile.
Mr.e e~ in~h) un hasivd \\'ae
!ot .diCe 1'12 al is 'C'pr ii itI l..i
of m 1h0 I I n\" . 1ie ( rei' 1 to tIhe
'anin ehm a amik o. v- 'iig
A Ir. l nit C mit ii 'tig a: lil
I A I' It ..N . ' . ' 0 M''NYit 1 1 11
IN THE L:IIST AFI-"'l:lv.:
S1tandtis l1ourilb iIn Ie lIe I ICdl e t asvi the
lIr-Sult of livrent Tests.
Colonel 11. H. Patterson, command
inhg Ilie One Ilindred and] Mlighteen th
Infantry, whic'h was formerly the old
Pirt Smith Carolina Regimteit , has
made public the following standing
of the collipanis forming tle regi
mIent, as a lesuil t of recent tests:
1. Company I, Capt. \\'illiam L. Gil
lespie, Cheraw Company.
2. Comlipany A, ('apt. William D.
Work man, Greenville Company.
3. Company G, Capt. Jesse T. Craw
ford, Pelzer Company.
I. Company D, Capt. Arthur Lee,
1Laurens Company.
>. Company 13, Capt. Louis L. Ligon,
Andersoi Company.
5. Company 11, Capt. Lindsay L.
Mc'adden, Rock 1ill Company.
5. Company L, Capt. Robert E.
Craig, lartsville Company.
(. Company K, Capt. Basil A. Van
liver, Anderson Company.
7. Company M, Captain William M.
Young, Camiden Company.
S. CoiIpany F', First Lieut. David
C. Penland. Spartanburg Company.
'I. CompItany G. Capt. Samuel Parks,
Port Mill Company.
.P Company NC., Captain .lohni It.
Walker, 'nion Company.
The order of Ilerit of the hattalions
was first, Ittird and second.
Box Suptaper af Newl Prospect.
Tli New Prospect tei 'toss Aixil
inry will give La box supper 1a the
-chool hoise, ol Priday ntight. the 29th
inst. The ptblic is invited to attelid
and llp1 in1 a wority caluse.
Gefs Orders for U 1ndare ('toth C .
'Tie Laiirenvs ecttoni Imtill has just.
I.v'ived its apporftiolntltt of a large
ordifor Iiltdag. cloth pilCed by the
'!ove'rnmeni1ltt for the use of (lie armies
i*in'L irance. Tlhie ord~er calls for over
l6iti.000 yards of clothi antd only rep
tr'sentIs a smal lt iat of thle (total order'
plaCed'(, whiich was inl thle neighbhor
hood0( of .'0,(t00.f00 yaigdj. The enoCr
liCotis amttniit of handaoluge ('loth neededlCC
imay lie realizedl froim the fact (hat
('ah C ld11it'i cari'ies a rolt ofC Consiid~e r
aible size ini his ;-naasnek.
('tiluttnuqua(11 ('omnes ini May.
'iiThroug h an itoversighlt it wais stated
ini 'lTe Advecrtiser last w~eek that thie
Chui~utini~~a was coming here durlin~g
A pil whten it shiould have biein statedi
fromi M\ay 19t h to 25th. Th'le formeri
da.1tes c onfliC'ted with revival services
in thie Htaptist church aind natutrally
icaa setd some.i coinfusioin. Toi r'epea t,th
(Chauitaniiina comesiC in .\ly. te
W1. P'. TIoddg StIlliiiual (Cirrie'r.
.\lr . W. P'. Tlodd, whio haiis been'i so'rv
lug as riiral mail ('arier Cii IILirks
ilab' Rouite 1. Sintce his soin. (Capt. 11.
hi. Tioodd, cottered~ thle armliy, rece'iveod a
telegram Satu(rdaty advtsiing himii to
lon iti'e leve t hr patrions as car
''l('d('t eliwer it hat Mr'li. TOddIC hadC been
(i Supersede biy int herlii, butI The Ad
veirtiser is informoed that the report
was incorrect. Mr'. Todd has given
coinsctintiu ser'vice to the (lit rons
andio his wvork{ is appriieciatedl.
Miiss Mattie Poole, who is atteinding
Anudersoin College, Spenlt thle wveek-end
at (lie htome of her parents a fewv
iilles from) the city. Shte wvas accom
p~antedl by three college-mates. Misses
R~ssie Cook, Clara Cook and Cather
inc Ramsey.
TED
SUPERINTENDENT
en For Place Provided For
the General Assembly.
coulrse o civil engineering at Iehiigh
Unl-ivesity of, Soutli ethudlehlem, P'a., inl
1893, Mr. Cunilglain has )een ,on
nected with several uiderakings !hat
have given him practice In his chosen
prol essioni. Blegining with railroad
('itgiieeriig in Alabana and lalc do
ing ie eral enlginleerine pra(cic inl
Atlanta. he( lhcni wenit to New York
Ci,v whliele Iw va. conlilected with
brvid.-!o work and 111m erctiion ()I Ii:-J
e i bl~j i lii-r lonl Il l n ''it d o
ild it aind chief ,n:im i r wlli.
ue I rm- lionl ;I lt !abricat in l Itm.n
Mrt. O'uninghlaml will en1or 1,:h !
l h onl .\pril Ist.
TWO14 S.\D DEl-:~ls
IE l'OiT I:-:1) F- O1M C'lHOss 11111.,
Mlrs. Lienora I,. Neil and14 31Ir. . umrites
WIlIliam1s 1'aw"ss to the Great tieyond41.
Cross Hill. .airch I8.-i8. fGenora
1,. Neil, whose home is four miles be
low Cross Ilil oil tie Chappels road,
died at the Columbia hospital Satur
day morning, alter a tsurgical optera
lion a few days before. .hoe had not
been inl goonl health for some timi' and
had gone to the hospital with the hope
that suigical treatment might bring
reif. 'Ihe body was brought lher1e
Saturday afternoon alid the funeral
and burial were held at. Dethaha ra
church Sunday morning Conliductel by
the pastor, Rev. W. 1.. Fureron. 'Mrs.
'Neil was a sister of the late Tlos. IT.
Hill and leaves a reputation of a good,
conseerated Crliistian life. She is sur
vived by several Children.
Last. Saturday the body of \i's. .Ias.
Williams lissed throuigh town enlroute
to IIopewell church for burial. Mirs.
WVIlliams, who was the wife of )i'.
Jamies Wiilliams, well known in file
lower section of this counilty, died last
Friday at. hel home near Ninety Six at
tile advanced age of more than so
years. l)r. and irs. Williams moved
from tile Goldville section several
'yearsi ago. It Is -,aidl that of a fainily
composed of tilie parents and elevn( 1
ehildrien, this is the first deathl to oc
cur. The Ilusbald and all the ilhuildirn'
still survive.
Ilh (-rnde Cotion.
WAtI. ik pos;ibly ,in reO cord price
ever. paid over. filr rotton inl this city
w"as rent iily id b thelio Watts Mills
wheni they bonghtIl a lot of lon-, StAple
cottonl at 71cet pcr Iond f1 was
inlch and half slaple .1nd purchalused to
maiie ip high grh' mae'ial for tle
goverillmeni.
'ntne lr' t'onilet.
Mi'. S. M\. Wr'iat, who has ('barge oi'
the Spar'tanhurii'L ruty~l t'armll ea me
ilowni to L~auriens Mlonday to seen re an
es('apedl conie(t being held by the aiu
thor'ities here, tI~ returned thle same
day with lisa pi'isoner'.
Fen lore tIbus to lieLister.
Theii btooks of~i'Li reirat in fori t he
('ity ele''t itn which is to he held A\;'ril
r'egistriatiloll ('(rtIfientes5 by t hat date
t hey wIllI not be entit led to v'oe. a''
cording to the nlotice gIven lby it. 1i.
HTe booksl( ar'e no~w openi ill his otltic
anid thiose desirii ng to do .(o mal~y get
thiei' c'erititic'at's i'iom himl. Foll par'
tieular's as to1 thle r'equiiremlents tot'
registriation may be foiud in lhe set'
gand secioin'i of tis, per.e (
Tile at ('am I (. TO('ai':\Tie.toi'
Lieultennu1tt mean it'nde liflld in
"Wlt I-'i' a lianha A. Andr'e ofil Nwl
ataYorkCit andeiataln Jstpih l. lT
killed at Cap ilicks0.qnear hereht toa
wenn t' Aeicnaln elste.
MiesrJ Ft.wand im'ssibeon to
WVaterloo, were visitors in the city
vo'tcrday.
AS TO CASTOR iEANS
.l1y be liaised Where ver (orn or Cof.
lon Gron -. S'ed fori fantii'.
lle gi1o in. 01 (Ator oil leanls
fo' the oil that is i thIuI has proven
Succev sfl on a sin ll ul in ::
stl.It 110ight he \%ell for Fainiers to
make lu-l r inquiry and to sai.--lf
iluiself as to whetherli or not his soil
is adaptafl to the growth of easioe
oil beans.
Tlv oil which j." iiade from 11i
- h S It"iIl be I ) to be the ('nly i %.
lbrican I Iha t ander al1 conld it ionls
Ille vs it (eeds of a e 14, aillal e r
vice and tIhe beani a e a 'to l i(
forl the goveul 1 , wil r th 1s urp s.
o f , I i .'0 it-, 1 11" t Ie o l l I 1*- I 'W ll* ,
Si-a 101n(1 sat th tthour es r
n xw af a f o(t I IO 0I ' P riu y01 (If d,).
the Sktandpoik e e ul profil.
Th b 1n the ma r i . I
is hfr , ' id. I 1 011e i n t
an I I'er lb e II b il iii !e
tha the actuil voh Xt lilesl be5 aphrOy
Ilmately 0 cenits pbr acre for- tlhe seved.
An y sand I at will grow (1n1 mr cot..
ton) will grow vastor. beoans. TI!, y a re
l rpla nlt e d l i ie c o r n a nu d r e q u i r e b u t ll i t -
tle cultivation. Tihl yingld in this S(v
ion as eteiated will be aronid i
bulshels peor aere, whicllhby thll termsl
of the contract. th gov#rnmInt wil
take at1 $:' per buishel of' .1' 1Poull y,1Is
sacked and delivered with te nar
railroad station,
"Thle beans. ripen1 and~ ...y he har
vested in about IM, day~s from plant
ing. As the pks sare wulled from
the bush they may he maid oll oil tIh
bara floor whr. i theiey will pop opel
and thresh themselves, but. if they
should not thresh themselves they
may he threshled by placing the hurs
il -I sleet and whipped open with I
brush. Pull instructions oro prepl
ing the seed, planting, cultivating and
harvesting are furnished alig with
thle Contraict.
"Anly farmer Who caln grow corn
cnn make castor beans with the same
or a less quantity of fertilizer afn at
$3 per hushel, f. o. b). nearest railroad
station Rt is considered a moroe4, pro
fitable Cropt.
"Thlose interested mlay call onl Mr.
W. ID. Byrd, thle T.Luren1s food adinl
iFtralor, adi gt full partienlahot and
Cike -,I crop olitract."
Ga e tslalibhful Codaityncher.
Lalrenwal s waf' a tfordd arar tval
by the concerl Tusd y ig(ht of List
wee-k at thev gradled Schooladirum
This waIs givenl bY .l Cora C. Luals,
sisted by .ilr. White, of Nexw York
mioy a nd .M\r. U ilton, a ret solois
a d 1 ( (11 1 4cor of th Infantry hanld,
loth Iinwg stthoed fa'i Cmp Wad,-41
l'cnaI lM ics l iavt' ~ .1i'11 1 1 141) \\%t1(1-(1
w\.)rth1. .\lr. W hite, w% ho i- v-el. hn,,v. !
voi iw omilt a euait of' s Su we. -
alds bohat 90netales to (he Ionnermtil
(layse fiof the eart.'o~h o lie as of
ws fliltrne hamn h' rcds or th
foer a(olif". ' ho hadse has malrlo an
uthieh aorne eenine a newnstuti
:GERMAN DRIVE MAY
NOT MATERIAllit,
May Have % 1bandoned ireat
Offensive.
ALLIES MAY
START OFFENSIVE
Il(a %y Arillery1-3 Actionl is Taking
lane Ul>) .\lon Westrnl Front. Re
runL.?ti izeI lIelgian Army Takes Over
S4 clor. .iduar of' Tentons Col
v. .: d r!o
" r
\rt ,h-ry 14 r1p* i s
'ixn I l I . 1 u11
\I i i l i h i . wn, an h I eir
,ex pecIed nd1 ( I'on' 1id4entIl Iy-aw aited Gor
man drive la snot materialized and
he .\Ili's th11titen to otarf an offeti
sive of their own at variolu points
a.aainlst "Ihe T.--utonlic legions.
Thelfre is, hardly a1 ector wn Ihe
whr ItIt Ie ii lit which is niot
b ng markei d b y i 1 t 1 ed e atIvIioIlS,
I \II I'agV(rdin :n Id tho \'o,4es. lre ions
lre ap;)I'arl tl y "A(Ot Il cn 1 .1%r; w it11 oVre
bi irnsmay dwe elop. AtI Verd IIn
th Ilo oopmsing artille ries hla ve been1
thunider-ing for se'veral days, and onl
.\onday thle chiorus1 of the( wiuns wvas
kept up, especially oni tilh right balk
of the .\leuse.
one( or the( most encourag-ingL fta
Itires of the war lows Illay ho fouind
inl the fact ta ta t the 11lgian aimy, re
orgalized and ready for. hattle, Ihas
taken over the important coast seNior
in Flanders. This part of the western
front has heret(.ofore( biven hield by thel
renlich. although ir1itish trooi ps have
made thi' lparance there at 'ari:
"mu ieriod:1. That tll' Belgian army,
whlich is sail, to bw exceollent Inl mlormile.
lha freed the4' lrilh and 11 ritish fitr
s for : on t'lsewlor on thill front
dmon' trat that thel. laot witeir 11:1s
en ~ ~ .1 -nof n eru tv work onl t-he
11 ii '110 O II 2 11 - I i \.' '41h li h
4r C th' I B lgian1 an A1 liod :.riy
-wks I.v ("crrmanl !hock troop-; hatv.
n icmi-i by thle' eI'lgians.
b v I areI haV Il'ring' tIle
vi an T i tors alou the froil' an.
'anly shi ls of large :llibre hA
lle. wli (thowe'ver. the Ameripeon
:hrn.: iave replied w tho I 1 idc
nd ilm ta l (b-n lt w (ither of Ille tIpa .
V a:vs h1:1: vivn Anwrican airmn
: m ortunll ft ) fakt picStur 1s of thi
inrrain (ack of thoera trni'her.
.\l iiara 1us inaled01 prparary to n
b1011en detr'e byic Amcnatil'rh'ry,441) t
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