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N. ii 2C . 2 TAM1.ECS wgTkM UgU3Tg enn he ch el~ .11a1! thill ai ANI-FE.N !*llr AHollrists 11111* 111,We. Dir omac h a ch b1) Ottl. Al tEVI LLE-G REENW1100D MUTUAL INSU'RANCE ASSOCIATION. Organized 1892, PHOP'E1RTY INSU'HED $,873,3610 WRITE OR CA LL on thle undersign ed for any information You may desire about our plan of itisurance . We Insure your property against de struction by FlIRE, WINDSTORM OR LIGHTNINGs. and do so cheaper than any company in existance. Rlememrber, we are prepared to prove to you that ours is thle safes t and Cheapest plan of insurance known. Our Association Is nmv licensed to write Insurance Inl the co .ie of . jlnte Abbeville, Greenlwoodl, Mecormlick, ,Edgefleld, Niure'ns, Saluda, Lexington, Richland. Calhoun, and Spartanhurg.j The officers are: Gen. 1. Fraser Lyon, President, Columbia, S. C.; J. It. Blake, Gen. Agt., Secty. and Treaa, Greenwood, S. C. A. O . Gra ' ... . t a mlI .C C.M amlp. .belle SC W. H. Whrto . ..\f .Wtudersign W. for Datny i..o..t.. ..atourg ay deir about oud, S.ia ofis. ac Wein.r yor, F 19tYagint.e aRctonbymatXic DT~MO LTeI nsd oeaprta The copayino ematism ieebwcare deep-sea ed to n rove wereyo n th oury h rrowstan cepslnof thins rn kon OHociatin isouwlendto wiensurance piains theouiso ut yulan~l a on radSh tih rg Sul-F1~eroSietolmgoeS.C;J r igt. intoc' te bloodSy and re~t t~eloodl disrdrC.ha are th causresofrheurle Sa t.Im. Hund.....ree woofpeopCe "gXV ouodye"to rhdeatiC. J. uffaeriLyn...Cluia .C Wr. itehoro ..ur booke lehich C g.ives W yt-onu.the.ev telo , Sul C.Flaer-o' m* isin thAe, re-gt R ema frhuiticm iea drue Istoeirdoteado arecep no pri~cepis e o A yunnapn-- to Five Minute Chats on Our Presidents By JAMES MORGAN (Copyright. 1920, by Jttmes Monron.) ULYSSES S.GRANT 1822-April 27, Hiram Ulysses Grant bem at Point Pleas.. ant, 0. 18306-Enrolled at West Point Military academy ae Ulysses Simpson Grant 1840-43-in the Mexican war. 1848-Aug. 22,. married JulIa Dent. 1854-.Re.signed from the army. i861-ColoneI of Twenty-first liII. noin volunteer regiment of infantry. 131--August, brigadier general. 1862--April, fought battle of Shi loh. 186-3.July 4, ti1ok Vicksburg. 186r-fMrarch, licutenant general in command of the armies. May, opened his campaign in the Wildoness in Vir ginia. 1865--April 9, received Lee's surrender at Appomattox Court House. 1869--March 4, Inaugurated eighteenth president, aged 45. 1872-Grant re-elected. The Credit Mobiller san dal exposed. 1876--February, "whisky ring" exposed. March, Belknap, scretary of war, impeached. 1877-March 4, Grant mtired from the preldency A PAILUlE It. tirty-nine, at for ty-i Grant' aIts the mo. snewSfnl soldier of hIs g ener :1t hn. War was his eleietit, ml le *Id not suspect it. in thu ('miit ra ry, he hut(d warfare, wit, hir'l hy army life and never rett boolks on the iiilitary art. In the Mex iean war he had bret ent conttel to h< side-trackei from the ighting line ir th' <uartermaster depart ment. Tha experlenef, iclinell him11 to he a con Grant as Second Lieutenant tractor for supplyitg bread to the army at the outb~reak af the Civil war, when the politicians refused to mnake him an officer. The first time Orant came in sight of the etnmy In the Civil war hie frank ly tells us that his heart jumped into his~ throat. "I had not the moral coulrage," he gaidi, "to halt and con sider what to do; I kept right on." That is the whole story of how Grant got to Appomattoxc; he kept right on. Starting without a friend at his back, and .with only a long, uin broken trail of disappointments be hind him, he never asked for promo tion, an assignment or adfavor, yet this unambitIous man rose to be general in chief. ~No conqueror ever was higher setuled than Grant at Appomnattox. Sad and dlepressedi, as he tells ust, at the dowitfall of at valiant foe, bhe met Lee as If that foemtan in war wvere a neighbor in trouble. WVhen he became preslidnt it wvas Grant's nrisfortune to know no one ex (-opt his associates in the war. The self-respecting among themt kept away from him. But the self-seekers and the camp followers crowdpd about a man who never forgot and never dis trutstedl a friend, not even when he eanme hearing a Greek gift, and Sena tor Chaiirles Sumner spokce scornfully of the admiinistration as a "gift en1 terprise." The many seamrdls of the adminis tration were mlostly traceable to the betrayal of Grant's childlike conti [lennce In unworthy friends. "Black FPriday" in Wall street cast its lhallow ont, his family cicle Itself. ,The "whisky ring" involved the president'M private secretary. A memt ber of the cabinet \vas impeached for xqualid transactions, but by acceptIng alsa resigniation Grant let hinm dodge the conviction., A liberal section of dilstinguis~hed Riepublicans revolted against Grant's electin to a second term, but they were mostly leaders without follow irs. The popular revolt dId nC-t comoh smtil the pmnic of 1878 had plunged te coutrty Iqto six years of hard times :.sd a tidal wave In thes elec tion of 1874 swept the Derocrats uto control of the hoanna KHiVA BECOMES A REPUBLIC Famou. Khanz-te of Central Asia Ha Defin.oly Rejected the Chains of Despotism. So KIIiva, th'e khianMte In Cent-rn. Asia thro ugh whkh Col. Pred Burnaby oIIc r100v la5 horseback to the entiiAtIl, has <lechtreal Italf t lindepetulent re publie! Tmat proelious l':.1mho dier anwl traveler who won military glory oigitutsible the enlngered 1 411!1re :It Abul 10Vn, InI thet' dan wamild sttlle huge.ly, t) doubt, were he able to lit.h noes. Iror tim se.nd barb11ark- eity of Kivui ns he fout it It Oil that I'Ifa.Nius ritie In the sovenitIk. or ratter tIs.; the ILtssiiur4 faotuil it just two a)r three yoirs before-, n et exaet was,1: illled with sla.ves enIpttil rnanI the Porsaiis by 'I'kninan rairs4 11. whitonashe. housesv-., sen. tt teV.-f I :utd the ahisitt. :aid l ilars,. pLr(flttect!l it wetl e'nto etTat.. howeve-r. aft.'r the Nmtit lesIs tile' of aria! st-eplpes which ha il to be n1'..hitrhiteol before It coul bew ieachrld. Its (-lti'ns were thAos woeIrdly im:1ial " sinlItis" of thvu Turks, the li-trs. { KIrghl7, Sarts, Ta jnks a:IIl thI Kunlpaaks, aIr Blaek I'lAmnnlfas of the 'rTurki tib' whotn the enilllh woubtd 1"'n11 ga-ther. into the fmuil Ily feld. ThIm .*khainnte is but efi Iule of tho fwice 'erat kinglolf (f'hni mht, OVer' whih Klin Ithrits ilbil by miean T of his sat ups- -hristlui PLAN SCHOOL ON SHIPBOARD Socialistic Council of Bradford, Eno land, Is Crisidering the Adoption of markable Scheme. W Iwn it ;-1:. w :a11 a ry ta (.ret ai new'' m-o.'a hiry* se rl It lrmlford, the rh h ' '.v:tol txtil.- ae te '' f Eng..~'aar'i ha' a il US : I sti:m1?' unal a'a i -ed~ 'a l for. w in r tM atta ia' th n aa lut'I k f c l 'iir an ti I i i ri l t alarra:i luion nin ~ ~ ~ wkitse.n me e itd i t break rom ro~iion edn :hlp'<r thev . n tOhl "41g f uy' : 't nh s i n ' hty !atl ls? iv!. ahlie Iat oiaiti'5 2 not1. 'h Il tril that a tir. Ionebhz aaaenatal for a a'aen a of ! i naa<! ittai . oThao c'hti'rn waill be, y'nt ta sa'n faor :tsa lanta h ' l''atal hs porais.al. if tita - It i-: sr!'I taa h.- ::'ttleat wvhe'ther the' amhip schoos splhiut wthe reini nim In Irh': riat' en::ti 'lockts, aanly :aalin. ta sa'n tas a fra'igteru illug v':en:t iaon p' rno . , r wh t her it w uhi toat hla i the itert e a\ - era l elf ti tim il nta ion to let thet si'ho larts sea gI l~i'5s af for amontog tn:ttIve's. thte shipl at thei stae titlna heait't lade'd witht enrga1 that proalya evenaa of thea hoauraling oft thei chIllIren. . Auto Worked Changc. lie usil to be :a iretty -eatt4.asy-g(ing follow atfore he bought his tintelt-1t.. Some days hIs n:IUna would locor-ate the sp:r hoarl itt the ear bari lilt SInte !:iys it wotlan't, for ho and work . w e noLt fiiml fr!elds. 'Iumt now how%\ riifferont. Hie cointratet ed thw u'tornobile fever. The Ilunchinle was the reault. Now, buying nilt nto is easy. Hut le ing it rinining :tal ttaing your girl a aut is-nnother thing. That r ii- ti'o the realin, Iit f- Ia w < l vtlo pey 4' a l into a tv .erid 0 h . I Iv r:a c is n aw a f itnill ar - ur1 honr tl orthe iEa'onigtlir:td if ("wreo~ a or, m aspart t11fr ir layfrd inrottgi fnttd be s not eluain wte win doh'aningo thn brotieltbows.i ~ Wettra shut hveeiioo aeitceptrn tase tti' sun!: h thaulct ittiot hof the thies.at t Te'iel niitt'.umhn rolts.r Tiua Nlwur. edelaO~lfism t 's w rtht t at that I l~ tor Ie ttlIhjn t rratilalay :he we(ek," hted inmarlod,'e (he1 unIf ered I hitis origtly laform afe 11et hour'I htor the Itheraaf nig t n a wrise.Viw Oli f'enButger That Bst. sele inEngorland, was nt nlecepat ithl en thbird byof't th ritsh1 pblth whten naoturat butr beoenmtyof searct thing thiward s tllth fo' dcmteo thte hf'I i~ 00,yal) sulty vr mn earottt eab'tgt tnets o ills eftus huf rn beigs. mares0 thersls whfe (show nthat S"lghty ofs o,th) fatr o (hon hattr thanlg o rthtt ofroial buktterla~it utilNzed bya' tettt y ; it enurds dasig etvey trbs;rdt when consumte dolnlargen cluntittos ot ho a sgtlylative~ lf wo he gInw afaroar BuThat WBiFrsEt. Aeordinger to toppe n belf of Iortleknural httlity of Kantvtts the b( It I populatio' :1 rehat tate los ".A'ar weirt y,~r o 24,00 pounnit gto t he stenr. eoughd toi reach frInOkonto No- l~ ''il Iblaska~ . uteducedot to poimd', r'nair tog TruThig.e ogt REMAINED SLAVE 01 CUSTO0 Augusta Housewife vtac "Set" in Het Ways, and Nothing Was Going 6% Change Her. A man In an Auusti ar .wat fillt. "eaar11Aent ! Slay, my, wh'a' is that' ax to s o int I -.' . h o is t he lft n-' ta'2.:I on., iAI hait ot It,:v Ir X n I over 111.W. Onwe 11h:il wtanan has bo4)o ,I' i' h'<to o a o,: habhit thero's ::(, bre~ak trig her. . I tlhi.k 01vt( it i y v:!f' .hi ubal e b'r y --oedo.leno. -art. aa\\'pa1a1 i: '.. if a li' .V e iJe ,.1 m brom' shl n vei. swe o iainy whr wUNy, 111(ull o ifl, ssr a.,! e~ri 1!8': :r -. : .- . ' I paz., :1 !n'ed t.f rther. ' 'I h :e n ," s t f - wIt ' . Itn - w . "Why. ha rsv h:r-t :i'':a'r I L"'it ah:iy w ;r ( Iw I.. th the wh ot. a:aaI aof Aut i s -ae~a .: th laii t aa& v h'*'nIil to rrev-ii vw;; or "-il,.:kl wnteirin.g ar h ir.-, at :'iy h uri t a(o a: 1hgit for dark n+e F-a-t ! B :t fila dl yoa ih-nk; - c uhin't 1etake. ml; wvi, tuer-a \.tha aal a'a . :tn -: thii- e ol itions,. i :te of i: t l: l i .do rs. lavvrY nr btll :I:;,! -- .'r:: .~n !, M..n 1bm ntreet sha tI a ) om.jlet . ti ria.( t of the io a felnity '1i n . : . aors ani1l w.iuh~w a to !we'a the vielmi folks ETHET I iE MR)RY WAS GOOD vieet Child Rememby.,d Only Too W101 Rm-t-rk That Her M Icoher Had Lct Dr-p. COu sin .l r frolil fit- 'Woaeln ry. auu ('ae au too <!. iml , :an nt . a :L . ha, hanvi a1lla\lmt to sit lT-, Is 1a rIt I reat. N*1Iwv. I 1111-. Is fo'w of !". I'- 1hld oiliae iaa~ lilo'.Izal! ,-\ . t' wh,)~ a:1 r~i (b'.uiI la-a lehll1 fer thir ya.. 'ad 11ee r. wAha dwo'I'1 hlieto*.. ve' in (tie sayin:: I bou 't IIchibhva II tot bea't1 - hlal. Y011 C. sta'Iy r14't 1 th;I r liTAL 1-'.th01 writ ho ut h ri (tIt a to l t. tl l Which :1 i zLo I in hvi t Ih try of " lo I I ivs :lit her helit a of IhIe pIt o pIe, Italor I ! E( it I's in ot ia r, aft rI 1%o!rf-it lu. I : riea4ly e:i ui sed two II tafI !s - ea d i ! -ap e'I. " (a i . ! . ( %Iaryv, I t hink r wIll, since v-m :iro so prossin-." repliedl the "ot(IIi w InII, mothe II vr! ex htin EtheII l 1 1(f ohenly : : n Il tr, -e1u1h 1tlap TIMi t r I to hloor wfitll :a siiiile. anid Islwd: "Win, <loar?" "Yes. I hil rd you s:iy to f:ttheir this mornin:: tlha ymu haet :. fllar (lint ohin,,i ia)le1-rt Ilave-I like a i !" Individual Airplaner. Whether fr noti thw aveir, citizen Wficornevs thw 1(dea of findividuial air pilliao': .in iiing aloul in t a lir over his h :id, tio' invo-fitors :irv buisy anoilAi tryi-l to iInvont t!i'ii. Sav a 5ii1nuill planfies iar ailreadl more or las.- on tll. wa;iiy Co su-h u-.. lit .:hn. xia. Itily anal -'rine. a 111e re:als of " H.a11 and light, frill I.upahh11. if beim:! hiaedil at low s-laaeol. h y a re jiist h typet fet- It I t i nil I lite ( o t ylI 1w. aflm one,0 i'lah to altia-r."' Itialy Is s~iah fa have iprdedaaea tha Sliesat, a tr-inhm only 11% feetl wida. anda re ailiirlng faar its earatio In "abloali ats mitlih skill is thia iaament oaf a sih''-'ar toea moIiatoaracch-." Seeaing,. 5uay~s thei adiirea, is blie'!hvinig ; ad thae I'easrian who tika's scaniit leasure' In thIs naaian af a geteian flitting ahanrt the~ evatlatry fromi~i alne ctlb tof ano~thetr Imaty wall w''oinder how soon lie wvill hav o h lelbolva ini tm. Peanut Oil Gaining Favor. 'Thie rioduction oaf anuiitt tall, Includ (ig bot h t ha' ('ol-pressed tand t hoe hat pressed, In theii U'niteat SI t as his In craieae fromi 415-1,00) pohunads In 1912 to 95,()34,00 I )oundshi In 1!)18, an Iicri'ase oft muno than 21,000a per' cent . Thebi Imn portatlon of panuilt oil I ucreiased fromr 7,62..00>) pouinds in -1912 to (IS, II000 I0oundas in 1918. PtractlcalIl (li e lmi Porlted.,l sanut oIl is hot-presseda. (iom iilite' stiatistics~ for -1)019 are not yet ava Ilttal. Tt Is apppjarentI say spe ocial ists, flint (cold-iaressed peainti oi i:; whining for Itsel:f a l)ico oan the Amria n~~ tiale, jnst lWkI lay itsi Inoa r, ntrI tivae value NothIng There. Befonea(lo teaaonsaalita ion I hebi an agency for one of' thoe obll aexpres comn lIunies. One ay~ several patronas were In the o0hit00 when*~y theI sutperinataleet Iand two other otllelaht o~f the' company (-nine In unelxpctItedly. A womanfh lhad Jltist asked for a package, and evIdent ly the undo~xec-ted vIsIt of the aflelals flustered me, for, after looking over the oni-haand regIster and not findIng rnything listed for her, T returned to the counter, took down the receIver trinn the t(eloephone'. anad said: "ITello, there Is nothIng here for you." My cuistomter was standIng right near the telephnn, and eaver'y one laughed. C'nteago Tribunne. Reckless Reggle. Nephew-That was a pretty good dinner we had ; shall we have a drInk now? Uincle-Man, ye ken A'm teetotal. Nephew-A cIgar, thien. Unole-A dinna smrol#'. Nepheaw-..Oh,, do something reckless -rem'maber my firm Is payIng all- tho Unclea~ -W~eel. A think A'll ha'e my boots cleaned here then --Theo By. Stander. -. IKETABETS pil N? 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