The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, February 18, 1920, Image 15
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Cross Hill, Feb. 16.-There is much
sympathy felt and expressed here for
Dr. Iugh B. Senn who has recently
lost one of his eyes. Some time ago
his right eye became severely and
Painfully- affected, causing much suf
fering and great anxiety. He went to
Greenwood for treatment where he re
mained -in the hospital under special
treatment two or three -weeks. After
suffering the loss of his sight in this
organ he returned home for a few days
when it was decided by his physilians
that it would be best to remove the
ball -to prevent further spread of the
affection. Last week lie went to the
Chester Hospital for this purpose. The
6peration was performed Friday night'
and a message from Mrs. Benn Satur
day stated that he is doing very well.
It is thought his left eye can be saved
from injury. His father, Dr. Senn of
Xewberry County, 'and other physi
clans, as well as Mrs. Senn, were with
him. It is hopad now that his pain
and any other injury will cease.
Mr. W. H. Leaman, one of the sales
men in J. H. 'Rasor's grocery depart
ment, has been iuite sick for several
days. It was thought at first he was
affected with sciatic rheumatism but
a further examination revealed the
Possibility that some other comilica
tions may exist. It is hoped now that
whatever the trouble it may yield to
the treatment of attending physicians.
M1r. Gcorge Boozer, who has been
quite feeble for some time, is thought
to be somewhat .improved. Miss Carry
Goodnian, a trained nurse, is with him.
We learn that there are a few cases
of flu in this section, but as yet it has
not reached any serious degree of
danger.
Mr. lHugh Miller Leaman of Colum
bia has been spending a few days here
with his mother's family.
Mr. Rufus F. Walker, one of our
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to the developmer
cylinder motor.
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standard of exce
performance.
Owners ofhe nex
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power and flexibi
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splendid carpenters and musicians, |
lifs accepted a position as salesman
in the grocery department of Lealnan
k 'Compaby where he is found to be as
polite and efflcient as in other voca
tions.
Mr. Jesse tWells has been right sick
for several days'and we understand he
has an attack of flu, but we have not C
consulted his physician In regard to I
the matter.
Ir. J. B. Pinson is -having two new C
tenant houses erected on his farm, t
one of which is about completed and I
the other is progressing well toward 3
a condition for occupancy.
'Mr. Robertson Turner, who owns I
two good dwellings here, situated on t
small farms, -has iioved from the one
in which he has lived for several I
years, to the other nearer the cross
roads and Mr. J. A. Leopard now oc- c
cupies the former plage. These chang
es were made in January after the
latter dwelling 'had been considerably I
improved.
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W. 0. W. Meeting.
To the Members of Pecan Camp, No.
237, Gray Court, S. C.
Our camp will hold its next regu
lar meeting on Wednesday evening,
Feb. 25th at 7:30 P. M. There will be
work in all degrees. In addition to
this it is very necessary that all mem
bers hulding Sov. certificates, see the
clerk at that time or before. There
are over 300 of our members who hold
Sov. certificates. So far only about 125
have seen the clerk and chosen their
aptions. It is of vital interest to the
other 175 that they attend to this at
once as the time for selecting options
expireb .March 1st. This is the fourth
appeal we have made to you, and we
hope you -will not fail to respond this
time before the time expires, as it is
much better to choose your own option
than to let the iSov. Camp do so.
Let all members 40 years of age
and under bring policies with them.
J. E. JOHNSON, Clerk,
Gray Court, Feb. 16, 1920.
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uilding."
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the highest type
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4'SWAIN DEFENDS'
WILSON'S ACTION
ocal Attorney Charges Forner Sec
retary Lansing with Being an Im.
perialist.
Greenville, Feb. 16.-Agreeing thor
ughly with the views of Dr. 0. 0.
'letcher on questions of constitution
1 practice involved in the resignation
f Secretary of State Robt. JLansing
ut going even further by stating that
,ansing is evidently an Imperialist, J.
. McSwain, attorney at the local bar,
ik an interview yesterday further de
ended President Wilson by asserting
hat he has stood squarely in the way
>f the designs of militarists and im
erialists.
Capt. McSwain concurred in the
pinion expressed by Dr. Fletchor in
lunday's News to the effect that Presi
lent Wilson was right in taking the
teps which resulted in Secretary
ansing's res.ignation. Like . Dr.
e&6tchcr, Capt. McSwain had for many
lears been . careful and close student
f the fundamentaj principles of gov
rnments of the world, having tpaid
lose attention to the trend of events
LIong this line since studying -Presi
lent Wilson's tekt-book in college 25
'ears ago.
Capt. -Mc-Swain said that he agreed
vith Dr. Fletcher on the' important
lucstion of constitutional practice in
rolved because "An error is often re
,orded for a precedent and many an
ither error by the same example will
'ush into the state," or, to use Ten
iyson, even in a constitutional country
ike this "Freedom broadens slowly
Iown from !precedent to precedent."
"I think, however, that there Is
something more important than the
natter of usurping presidential pre
'ogative," said Capt. -McSwain. '"Lan
sing's course at the peace conference
tnd his diplomatic correspondence
with Mexico during the president's ill
iess indicate that he is an imperialist.
Being an imperialist lie would natural
ly favor intervention in Mexico.
'iWoodrow (Wilson has saved the
!ountry from intervention by his firm
itand to allow Mex!io the same oppor
unity to work out internal affairs '' at
vas laid down as the basis of on' 1
hc fourteen points upon which i.
irmistice and peace are ba' Capt.
deSwain continued, "I predict ;hat, if
here is a change from Democratic to
tepublican administration i'y thii year
flction that there will be intervention
n Mexico within two years after the
,hange.
"The Republican party being gener
illy dominated by capitalistic interests
vill go to the rescue of these American
!apitalists who have invested their
nillions in Mexico expecting to make
arger profits there by cheap labor and
lieapi mineral rights.
"I, for one. am opposed to war with
lexico to make good such invest
en''ts," Capt. McSwain continued. ex
flilining that American citizens (o not
lave to travel in Mexico and can stay
)mt until the Country settles down. "Of
tourse, if the M exican nation mail
'ests a deliberate intention to violate
)ur rIghts it would be our dluty to pro
ect our rights at any cost. fuI we
vould be slow to destr'oy the c'onfl
lence of the. 'Latin rcnublics ef Cen
ral and South America mer'a!y to
uarantee investments made during
he 'Diaz regime.
"'rhe fathe-'a aind mothers aml y'oune;
mnen of America." Capt. Mc.Swahu said
n conclusion, "can thank Woodrowv
Vilson that bones of American sol
hoers are not now bleaching in the
lkali deserts of Mexico."
ITATE ('lAIIRMkN
TlAI1RS P'OLIT!('S
ohn GaOry Evans Says ('ox Stronig
Mant. Open Minid M(eetinlg.
Spartanburg, Feb. i3.-Flormer Goy
m'nor' John Gary Evans, member' of the
ational 'Demiocratic committee for'
louth Carolina, .who has recently re
urined from Washington, dIiscussedl in
general way todiay national polities.
Ie expressedl the opinion that Gover
or' Cox of Ohio, was a str'ong man in
he Democratic list of candidates foi'
resident and said that iSouth .Caro
na, in so farn as he has been able to
tudy the situation, is ccntcering on no
inn for' the Democratic nomination.
"It is my opinion," said the ex-gov
rnor, "That a Western or Central
Vester'n man will be selected at the
an Francisco convention. 'Who he will
o is another question. Ohio is a
ivotal state. Governor Cox has car
ied it twice by large majority. IHe
a big man and po:ular outside his
tate as well as in it. He mIght make
ne strongest candidate the Demnocr'ats
ould name, since lie stands the hest
hance of defeating Mr'. 'Iarding in
is owvn state.
"Ohio hias a new strong man in
enator' Pomerene, who lins shown
imself to be an able statesnman. -1 do
ot knowv whether therme wvill be a con
ast between these two Ohiolans.
f so, it would probably eliminate them
oth."
When asked about .Mr. Hoover's
bancey, the ex-governor said that Mr.
loover was undoubtedly capable in
usiness and wvell posted in world af
fairs, but he said that no one knows
where he stands in Politics and that
until he was better known to the dele- a
gates who attended the convention and i
his views on national and internation- (
al problems were more clearly out
lined, it could not be said that he was
a 'probability' at 'San Francisco."
"I think that it will be an open con
vention at San Francisco," he said. i
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