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Winner* of th? Regular Piiaea ia The EWy Item
an^Walc!^ Golden Fetti*
?*l&s>?
?a! and Voting Campaign.
Sumter. S. C. May U, 1916.
i
We. the undersigned, chosen as judges, to decide the*winners
in the Dally Item's and Watchman and Southron's Golden Fes?
tival and Voting Campaign, do. herchy declare the following per?
sons entitled to the prises opposite their names:
Mtss'N?tll.GIUlB?First Grand Prise.. 7,560,790
Miss Margaret Baker?Second Grand Prize.6,369,490
IHvisK* Xumber. A,
Division Prix* No. 1?Miss Kathryne. Wilder, Sumter... 4,6*1,MC
Division PxilS. No, 2?Miss Lucile Smoak, Sumter.. .. 2,e&2,*24),
Division Prise No. 3?Miss Grace Reynolds, Sumter- 1,933,970
Division Number 2. , ? .
DivVsApjft Prfce. X?Hm % *> i.flptyh Sumte*. r. f. d. 2.088,3.8.0
>tyisl<)n.,Pclse >o. 2?Mia* Ai\m\ B. MsQathern, Oswego 1.932,0.20.
Division Prise No. 3?Rev. W. G. EltyeH. Dalzell.. .. 1,628,500
Signed: r
ROBERT T. BROWN,
JOHN B. DUFF1E,
E. M. HALL,
Judges.
N?v<^hf9JlM^prt.tha $10, and the .commission. prizejs .^w^. *>?
made out a,ftd mailed within the neaft <jlay or two. , T^ese,. candl
d>tea ere urged to ^aye a, little, patience,as it will take some time
to verity and properly enter all of the business turned in the last
day or two. ^ ? ?
Barbecue at Dinklns' Mill.
'% f w in IUI
Barbecue, cold drink* and other re
4^maat* wjM be. served at the Din
me picnic May U\K by JL U GiUU
?4 lay t yj?aaeik for tha acoommada
o$ these twh* e>a not wish to b?
troubled with carrying; baaketa. There
will be an abundance tor a1
HT^rtOFLANC DROPS tS RIVED;
Xiao Men Drown^e^ two Other*
i ,i? ?
jj :^ju^i^rton. May n.wrae Atlantic
S|W?..W,,^A1<^1'. ^ftW*
atronlana while returning to Newport
News after trial trip fedls into the Po
Thomas MeCauley of Newport^ News,
atd MachinUt U P. Udder, of 'Cleve
SOhlo, who were severely injured
in Alexandria; hosplUJ,. Mayo
Vv*. y**Wn*ton newa^per man
ei)oape$ uninjured. .Charles A. Good,
oj; Ohio,, and another man, are mjeij.
litt) The. j^acbine suddenly collapsed
and an sgnloston occurred w^t.hlt
men. The machine was five hun<
o^^Jliet^ tip when the propeller
biwlear v*'*>
Xwo Men Drowned.
Washington, May. 11.?The Qftlj
man in the aeroplane was Thomas
Accosta. Good and Accosla are still
missing and are believed to have been
drowned. Dudley was injured.
NO PROSPECTS OF PEACE.
Secretary Isuyrio* Says. There Is No
Reason to Make Effort
Washington. May 11.?Secretary
Lansing says there is no reason now to
try to bring about peace in Europe.
He denies seeing J. P. Morgan In ref?
erence to a plan. He went to Anna
polls on Saturday to see him but
Morgan had left.
Mexican Representative, Aredondo,
after a conference with Secretary
Lansing says that Ca^rranza still in?
sists on some agreement for withdraw?
ing tha American troops and a co?
operative patrol on the. border.
IBISl* REBELS EXECUTED.
Have Ream Shot and Scventy
. . Six Sent to Prison* . A
j L#n4oa. May 11.?Under Secretary
c j War Tennant, announced today in
t^eJ housy of commons that fourteen
liave toeen executed for participating
Itha Irish revolt, 72 sentenced to -
I fisou, six to hard labor ?nd, 76 de
,Pfirted. Premier Asqulth tolls parlia?
ment that ono hundred and eighty
jnfore killed and six hundred and four?
teen Injured in the fighting In Ireland.
/UMERICAN ACTION INDORSED!
Holland Approves of Acceptance of
Genna? Pledges.
The Hague, May 10.?The Holland
press generally Indorses the American
fl.ccaplance of German submarine
pledges and predict that the Kaiser
will keap bis promise.
fl .?" I i> ii'n I,*.int.ii F
Harrison Made President. ;i .1
Chattanooga, Tenn., Kay 10.?The
j stockholders of the Chattanooga &
?smphls, the old Memphis at Charles
;n, railroad, now the Memphis divi?
sion of the Southern, In session he,re
today elected Fairfax Harrisqn presi?
dent to A11 l\xe' v*cancy caused by the
death of Captain H. 8. Chamberlain,
K. M. Durham, genera) agent of U*o
Southern in Chattanooga, was made
|t director,
Iron Workers Strike.
New York, May II,?Five thousand
lion workers went on a strike tbls
morning snd more are threatening1 to
quit work.
|fr"<y1"TjnTTTT~'i>>V'? \
LOST AT SEA.
:tt.+y*m ?W)!..'.M
rapuinWtfe Wasboa (KcrbcMtrd and
He Leaoc^ Alter Her.
San Francisco, May 11.?Captain,
Dion's wife Was washed oft the deck
o( the Roanoke. Captain Dixeo.
leaned alter, her and neither hau bean
bean seen since, , punches are aornb
inc the aaa in starch of them
f sswe)saaj| snfaans* <w r,
NEW SUBMARINE ORDERS.
? OAciaUa Ainsnuiinod That All Com
aaanders Have Received Ordert.
Berlin. May ll.?U it odftciaW?
pounced, that all German, submarin*,
comanders have received th* new
orders promised in the note to Ameri?
ca. It is believed that all danger of*
trouble baa passed.
MUST SltOW DOWN.
Trains Mast Not Hun at Full Speed In
Fog,
Wviishlnjiton, May 11?-Railroad of-!
ficiaU are w#ru?d to reduce trolu
speed in foggy .weather in U?*.-rajWtt
On t!ic New York Central wreck which
?ays Hess Was running at full speed
in a foe;.
RUSSIANS ATTACK AUSTRllANS.
They are Pressing ^hcir Offensive in
Gattcia,
? -*,
Vienna. May ll.-^The, Russian*
are Increasingly active in extern
Gallclo. Great forces of . ItaliansI
have renewed their offensive at Gor
Isla- Several attacks at San Nirtino
were repulsed.
SXJMTER COTTON, MARKET.
Corrected Dally by ^rnest Field, Cot?
ton Buyer.
Gqod Middling, 12 3-4.
St\ict Middling _12 .1-?- -
Strict Uw Middling U 3-4.
Ix>w Middling 11,4-4.
new toSmfwrnSf .
Open nigh lm?w dose C4os*
.Jan. . 13.^0 .63. .35 .3J 13,37.
Mch. . .13.64 .68 .62 .63, 13,6,3
May . . . 13.0? .87 .8ft. 1^83
JuJGy .13,01, .14 .9$ ?U l?-9v
9<jt . . .13.36 .31 .14 .16 13,16
Pec . . .13.44 .46 .31 .33 13.31
Fnbllo [Health Hints.
Do you.know that: .
U?bt iU-omotea cJeanUneaa?
A c^aan mouth Is essential to good
health,?. . , . >
< i Physical training, l*v childhood le the
fouodatlou of adult health? .. ? ?
The U, Public .Health, Service is?
sues publications on hy?iene and san?
itation for free distribution?
Isolation U the most efflciont mean?
of controlling leprosy?
Headache is nature's warning that
the human machine Is running mdly?
Bullets may kill thousand??fllon
tens of thousands?
Obesity menaces longevity?
Will Mori Bishops.
Saratoga Springs, N. X., May 11.?
Methodists will soon select sight new
bishops by secret ballots.
? ?> ? 'i i
SupV S. H. Edmunds, of the Sumtcr
t it^r schools will make the com?
mencement address, to the VV|nthrop
Training School on Thursday, May
2f?th.
; Gttv, R. I. Manning has appointed
ttrank i4 Brimsou gnmo warden for
Sumter county.
M'LEXDON IN FLORENCE.
I Sjt?m Wt-lft, Wal$e, Fooulc up Moral*
ly and Bring Abut True Revival, He
Says.
-?? ? ? 1 es -TT.
Florence, Times, Monday, May .8.
p Yesterday afternoon at 3:30, the
first service of the well advertised
McXiendon-Pledger Revival y^as hold
In the large warehouse, which, has
been seated and prepared for Uie
four-or five weeks religious campaign.
A large choir gallery , has been erect?
ed, in the rear of-Um., elevated. stand,
on which the evangelist delivers his
forceful sermons. The auditoriu\m
will seat .from three to four thousand
aeoplo and there must have, been
fifteen hundred, present at the first
iseruioe. The pastors of all the city
lurches, occupied seats in rear of
thee evangelist, below,, the choir, and
t>aatoxa and. people seemed -curious to
nee . and hear the , noted home-made
jPee De man of , God. who. by, his
matchless, preaching has transformed
towns, cities and entire communities.
The closest attention was given, now
indVthea a ripple of laughter wpuld
!'<4eiae tbp large audience, as the
ppreacher, by some unique expression
vould drive home truths in, his en
j(tlea>vor to awakea the ind4fferentr ?he
kfoaators-or the Protestant, churches in
1 he city of Florence have united fin
p.he call extended to Evangelist Mc
'xsndon .to conduct this meeting, and
i he>ohurch;es will stapd behind the
||neetlng, , and- endorse and back up
Mr. Meldenden4
It will require, a few days . tu thor*
ougihly organise the choir, and pre*
. xaxe it for Us best^ workv-tha song
Service, under the leadership at Mr.
'X C. Wedgar, at the vary first was
iplendid?and will day by day. contin
;ue to Improve until the eboJi will
Contain one hundred- members. Mr.
^red A, Marshal,? who for ^wanty
ive years conducted the singing in
Evangelist Thos. H. LeItch's revival
I nestings, is assisting in the singing
md choir work. Mr. Pledgee is
Heted slhgec. having ? traveled for
Veara with "Gypsy Smith" as his sing
er, besides with many of the most
'lotOyJ and successful evangelists in
'America,-*and charmed, and thrilled
thousands- everywhere with his splen?
did musical voice.
f: The song service began at 9:30?
' vnd just at 4 o'clock the evangelist
Commenced his first sermon, which
asted for fifty minutes. He took; his.
: ext from the first five verses of the
Second chapter of Revelations, the
Ihemo boin^ "Blacksllding," and a ter
jrlflc onslaught w?s made, ou the de?*
Ts territory, the purpose of the dls
-our,se. e.vl<Jenr$l&: was intended iu
aupe an ijnvo^ntory an$ an inves^i,
4 lc? on th.e parj. q* t&e church me.u?
^ers. Somet;:hot s*ia?g" , wej?e disnen,-. ,!
a?,.random and,, do^esa. . "hH
*ho spot" and will be productive, pf,
?pod. The preacher stated that those
vho would, knock, kjek, and crlticse
Sim would be black>tliden, un-Godly
Church .members, .and, .that everybody
4\ad just as well fall in line in the
iegAnninjg.as they would, certajflly
'"com,o around" before the campaign
''^osed. He announced that his.. p\i?
\\iose was tot.ha,ye a revival of .religion,
Jn Florence, that God had never fail?
ed him, UiaJ,. he. was trussing Him,
kpd would not "fold hla tent" untr
^he. AevH i j aojl, hia< forces had been
touted a,n,d tjiis c\ty taHen.ior. God.
Marriage License Record.
\ Incenses to marry have been issued
^y. the following colored , couples:
?Stephen Taylor and Pearl Galen. Sum
j|tr; Kddie Spencer and Martha White,.
palzell; William Cantey and Sarah
i|^a\vrencc, Plncwood; Willie McRea
jind Alice Baker, Sumter; Jos. Green,
ftlcolu, and Elizabeth Mllligai* Dale
S> C.
1
Canditlate's Cards.
l|, i sjsa sj , m\ i ir?"i,'nuiau'm Effigl
j i Annqwnceinenta of. cjmdldaAes, wiM
be, prJnied in this, column utUU the
cjqsei ot.tha. . eampal?n .for *6. No
cards accepted on credit.
j. i f W '?.?>;*. i 'Uy
b j At the request of my, friends. I an*
.^PMnee n^self as a ea^dldA,tMpr tfce
fth Magisterial .DietriQV sqWepi to. the.
, rules of the Democratic party, .1 aq>
\n the ^ace to a finish if I don't get
but one vote. i i
\ smbs **hm\tm\ SA>is>eWts?.fJR*
FOR SAliE-? 8mall horstk oqggy and
i harness, at a bargain. H. O. Osteom
NOTICE
Write mo and I will explain
how I was cured in i da>'? of
a severe oan? of Piles of forty
years standing without pain,
knife, or detention from busi?
ness. No oue need suffer
from this disease when this
humane cure can be had
ri&ht hero In South Carolina.
It. M. Josey.
Route 4. f ^n,ar, C,
REPORT ?F THE CONDITION
No. 10670. -
Of the XaUouaJ Rank of Sumter, at Suiuter, la the State of South Caro?
lina, at the Close of Business, May 1, 191?.
RESOURCES.
1. a Loans and discounts (except those shown on
b)
2. Overdrafts, secured, none; unsecured.
4. Bonds, securities, etc:
4. e Securities other than U. S. bonds (not includ?
ing stocks) owned unpledged.
6 a Subscription to stock of Federal Reserve
hank.$15,000.00
b Less amount unpaid.7JS00.00
7. a Value Qf banking bouse (if unencumbered . . .75,000.00
8. Furniture.and fixtures... ....
9. Real estate owned other than banking house ..
10. Net amount due from Federal Reserve Bank....
11. a Net amount due from approved reserve agents
in New York, Chicago, and St. Louis .. ,. 8,289.45
b Net amount due from approved reserve agents
in..other reserve cities..,.j .. 18,848.70
12. Net amount due from banks and bankers (oth?
er than included in 10 or 11).
13. Exchange for. clearing house. t\.
15. a (Qutside checks and other cash items. 6,436,99
b Fractional currency, nickels, and cents. 440.65
lfi.. Notes of. other national banks.
19. Coin and certificates.
$640,6*3.76
465.22
5,000.00
7,500,00
75.0O?.O?
14,000.0V
9,710.00
11,297.84
27,138.15
i; i ?
23,235.1,7
2,812.74
6S.00
17,387.25
Total..$841,163.77
LIABILITIES.
25. Capital stock paid in.$200,000,00
26. Surplus fund. 50,000.00
27. Undivided profits... .. ,. .. 35,214.77
c Less current expenses, interest and .taxes paid 10,430.97 24,783.80
31. Net amount due to banks and bankers (other
than included in 29 or 30) -.12,496.08
Demand deposits:
33. Individual deposits subject to check.... ...... 395,533.13
34. Certificates of deposits due in less than 30 days 5,970.41
36.. ? Cashier's checks outstanding ....(..., ........ 431.41
Time deposits (payable after 30 days, or subject to
30 days or mere notice):
41. Certificates of deposit .: .. ......... -A .. .. 91,085.47
47. a Rediscounts with Federal Reserve Bank.......* 30,863.48
48. Bills, payable, including obligations representing
money borrowed.. .. .,. 30,000.00
Total...:.$841,162.77
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County Of Sutnter, at. . v
c....Jd ,?v Manning, QuW$r7 of the above-named bank, do. aQtaWtyb
sw^ear that'the above statement is true to. the best of my knowledge and
belief. B. MANNING .
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th, day of May, 1916.
R. Sv Hood, Notary Public. Correct Attest: i
J. P. BOOTH*
W. F. SHAWv " j
/ BARTOW WALSH, * , e? ^
i La* ? tfi ai ^ ?lreotofa? ? - ?
44
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HtJi'
Mod$l 7$ Roadster $59S, both f. o. b. f?7ea>
H
With Electric Starter, and Electric Light!
Few Inch Tire*
THE priceof thl^ncw Overland, ^IS^ijici^a^
cve^thing that rankes, ft a own^te^r
equipped autoinobile, fx has the ctepeadafelfr
AutpHte st^rtinjj and lighting ayatenK There,
is a speedometer in the cowl dfish, and a full; set
ojLt^Ql^ It, hgs .cl^niountable rima, and m
extra rim I? ii^u4cd? < The tires are four inches
aU,around; nqrv^W&rear. The rear springs ?go
the farnpois cantilever tjfpe?possibly the-easiest
ridja? sprio&v ever deigned. And ist additio?
toaWtear^BQe ;4oit??lYes it a value beyond any
QthW low priqei} li^at weight car on the marke*.
It is the latent; strqamlino design, handsome!*
finished in bjack with. nickel and aluminum
trimmings, and is a car you will be proud to
drive anywhere.
Call, telephone or write for demonstration.
Overland Sales Co.
t
910 W. Liberty St
i. ?? i ,u ? -vm um <%m h
Excursion to Birmingham.
On accoupt of the Annual Reunion United Confederate Veterans The
AAla.nUc Coast Line will sell excursion tickets from Sumter to Birming?
ham. Ala., and return for all trains on May 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17 at $9.15,
and at. proportionately reduced fares from other points, limited returning
to reach original starting point by or before midnight of May 25th, 1910,?
but,return limits ma,x be extended to June 14th, by depositing tickets with
Special Agent at Blrmingham< by original purchasers, by 7.00 P. M. May
25th apd paying 50 cents per ticket a,t time of deposit.
Through Pullman cars will bo operated from Wilmington, Fayetteville
apd Florence Sunday, May 14th, upon the following schedule:
Lv. Wilmington,.A. C. L. 3.45 F, M. May 14
Lv. Fayetteville.A. C. L. 4.47 P* M. Mag 14
Ly. Florence.A. C. L.. 8.06 P. M. May 14
Lv. .Sumter.A. C. L. 9.83 P. M. May I*
Ar. Augusta.A. C. L.. 1.31 A. M. May 15
Ar. Atlanta.Qa. R. R. 6.10 A. M. May 15
l,v. Atlanta.Sou. Ry.6.2$ A. M. May 15
Ar. Birmingham.^ou. Ry.12.25 Noon May 15
For further information, reservation, tickets; etc. call on
O. V. PLAYER, Ticket Agent, Sumter, S. C,
Atlantic Coast Line, The Standard Railroad of the South.
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