The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, December 10, 1919, Image 15
TWENTY .IN (-OUlT
iN NEWERRIY CASE
]'romiinenit, Men .of .ieihiian1 Plead to
findjltmeuts for Eletfion Fraud.
,40me I'y Charge and Others
Plead 01ulity.
41rand Rapids, Dec. 3.--Twenty de
fn1dants, many of. them prominent in
'the official life of Michigan, appeared
before Judge l. W. Sessions in federal
court today to plead to indictments
charging corruption, fiaud and con
pirplacy iI connecton with the nomn
inatiGn and election of Truman .H.
Newberry, United States schator from
tMichigan.
With one exception, the defendants,
Pw ho include a prominent clergyman,
elfther stood imute or pleaded not guil
ty and were released on $1,000 bond.
Shop Early
Early in the day and
in the season. Let th
your watchword if
would win satisfactiol
yourself and show
sideration for the e
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GEORGETTE AIN
Beaitt iful designs
hineBouwes. Navy,
~hii~e$7.50, $6
LADII
I2 'Centemneri
BLANKET
Good Wool Blan
Plain anl Plaids. E
large size.
$8.50, $10, $18
per pair
.Willie V. Capron, of Frankfort,
Alich., pleaded guilty to three of six
counts dealing with activities in the
primary campaign. Others of state
wide prominence who appeared for
arraignment included:
State Senators Charles J. Deland,
of Jackson, and William -M. Connelly,
-Spring Lake; Thos. -Bigger, a former
state senator, now boxing commis
sioner; John W. Dunn, of Standish,
for twenty years judge of the Arenac
county probate court; Earl J. Davis,
a leading atorney of Saginaw; Al
beint H. Berger, a Benton- Harbor
manufacturer; !Rev. John B. Howlet,
of F'lint; James Deevey, Antrim coun
ty clerk; Timothy Ryan, prominent
Jackson. business Ian, and 'William
B. Wilson, an officer of the Grand
Rapids Typographical Union.
WE
,arly
it be TI
you
- for
con
ales
iday Off eri
>lgptunity awa
y by spending it. I
Spirit of shoppin~g e
Sweaters, Silk Hc
Serges, Velours,
Navy and Brown. I
$39.75, $43.
Ladies
Broadcloth, Vel
Blacks, Navy, Tan- a
$25.00, $37.
D CREPE-DE-CHINE E
mnd quality in Georgette ai
White, Flesh and Combinati
~.50, $10.50 and $12.50
S' KID GLOVES
Kid Glovea, a real Kid GI
rey and Taupe.
ice $3.00 per pair
LADIES' SWE~l
Ladies' Wool Sweater
dmnon, Green, Red ar
-ice $3.50, $10.00 and 2
Infant White Wool
-Ice $1.50, $2.50 and $3
Linen Table Damask, tw
Half Linen Union Table
Table NapkiAs, size 18
S
kets,
extraj
.50
Mr. O'Dell, who ia a former state
treasurer; reque ted an early -trial and
issued a statement denying charges
that he had anything to do with the
Newberry campaign. It Is under
riood O'Dell was charged with urging
James W. Ilelme, former dairy and
food commissioner, to enter the pri
mary race against Henry Ford, pre
sumably for the purpose of splitting
the Democatic ranks. In his state
ment O'Dell declares he did suggest
that Helne seek the nomination but
without intention of alding the New
berry campaign. Ilelme has also de
clared in a statement 'that his candi
dacy was not for the purpose of aid
ig Newberry, but to give the people
a choice of candidates as between
the money barons andi a real repre
sentative of the people."
ILLS CL
-IE STORE COMP
WITH MODERN
ngs in Eac]
its you at this Stor<
ourteen days of spi
ary. Exceptional <
siery, Table Damas]
Suits
and Tricotines, Black,
rice
r5 and $49.75
Coats
our and Silvertones,
ad Brown. Price
0O and $50.00
LOUSES
Id Crepe-de
ons. Priced
>Ve. Black, a
~ERS0T
s in Rose, I
d Purple. j
12.50
Sacques.
.00
TABLE D
'o yards wide, beautiful j
Damask, two yards wid
and 22 inches. Price pc
A GOOD PLAM
TEACUiER8 TO 1*ET.
County Teachers Association to Hold
iRegular Monthly Mleeting Saturday.
The Laurens County Teachers' As
sociation will hold its regular month
ly meeting in the auditorium of the
ilaurens Graded School on Saturday,
Deceuber 13th at 10:30 A. M. The
business session -will be followed with
addresses 'by Dr. J. L. M1ann, Superin
tendent of the Greenville schools, and
Prof. J. A. Stoddard, State High School
'inspector. Mrs. 'iH. K. Aiken and Miss
Hattie Gray will rendcr musical se
cections.
After this part of the program, do
partmental discussions will be held
in the different classrooms. The
high school teachers will (scuss
Discipline" In the high school, led by
ARDY
'LETELY EQUIPPI
MERCHANDISE
Sh0
o! A hearty welcor
.ndid opportunitiesl
>fferings in Ladies' (
, Doilies and Holidb
Ladies' Silk
Taffeta, Satins and I
Navy and Brown.
$19.75, $25.00, $
Silk hi
Ladies' Silk and 5
Japanese Patterns of
Copen. Price
$15.00 and
pLadie
Navy, Bro
matrn. P ie $2.50
e. Price - - $1.50
er doz. - - - 5.00, 7.
E TO TRADE
Supt.' A. C. Daniel of the Clinton
schools; the Intermediate grade teach
ers will discuss "Somo Practical
Problems in the Teaching of Arithme
tic," led by Miss Minnie Wallace of the
Trinity-iRidge school; the teachers or
the Primary Grades will be led by
Miss Annie Clardy, of the Laurens
Mill school, and will Lscuss "What
Subjects Should be Left Out of the
Curriculumii In the Primary Grades."
The teachers of the Laurens City
school will serve luncheon at 1 P. m.
Teachers, trustees and patrons of the
schools are cordially invited to be
.present.
Orwm's Tasteless chill Tonic
restores vitality and energy by purifying and co,
riching the blood. You can soon feel its Streugth
enlng. Invigorating Effect. Pricm 60C.
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Only
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disp
We
y Departm
ne greet's you at a VI
For buying. Begin tl
Oats, Suits, Silk Drx
ty Handkerchiefs.
DreSSes
Oharne ise, Black,
5.00, $37.50
bROS
atin Kimonos in
Pink, Rose and
$18.50
LADIES' SILK H(
spure thread Silk Hosie:
wn, Grey and Champaig
'rice $1.50, $2.50, $3.0C
DLIDAY HANDKE
i: b) 'xes 0or single in linen, C
n Hand kerchiefs...
'ar .(i?(ed Hlandkerc'hiefs.
>n-ine Hiandke~rchiefs, e
ax -i I indser'chiefs in
D) ., 76e ', $1.00, $1 50
m c, oxed Ha~ndker
-15 ., 25e and 50c. box.
nd $3.50 per yard '
and $.2.00 per yard
~0, 8.50 and $10.00
Wh
larg
After you eat-always tali
ATNIC "1
Int 2relee HeartburnBot
eacas68y Stopsfood sourlig
n, and stomach mi
e~ snovi aM=l -rcb
St teb oe oftboa
jLaurens Drug Co., Laurons, S. C.
Shopping Days
r fourteen days in
-h to purchase and
atch your gifts. Need
say more to induce
7 buying? Begin to
rme when you
ie Season with
e"sses, Blouses,
ol1
~SIERY
ry in Black, White,
nle.
and $3.50
RCHIEFS
repe and( Emr~oidered.
.25c., 50c. and 75cts
25c., 50. anid 'i5ezs
ach 5 ' nd 50ets.
LA DIES
utinig Gowns, 'Plain
te and Stripes. Extra
e sizes. Price
2.00 and $2.50