The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, August 25, 1920, Image 5
tftr* Poetotllee M Sumtijr.
** ?SsOnd-glem Matter
Ali.
W. 1'. William- of William*
and Ml*?* Fran? ? ?* Johnson <>r
Gm\. i|re spending a few ?! i>
J. M Pblfer on Harbj nve
JbitPh't Acadrmj. conducted*
t#t?t4 of Merry will r??-open
Piano am? Commercial
Wik Monday, September 13th.
fcolft Howell. of Orten wood
tonight to ?pend a few day*
toUaanath (Kivm on 11 .imp
( Am. *
Henr/ 8iu# ha* returned ?f
vtslt to relativen In Lynehburg.
brought hie cousin Mr. I
p*tk home with him who will
?few duytTlo town.
tn Willlford of Rock:
C. is the gu?4t of Mrs.
Crowaon on Salem Ave.
gUttlm* William* of Lewis
C. who ha* been visiting
rhlfer on Harbj Ave.
morning lor Anaon
0Lt 'where the will spt nd ?
With General W. A. ^mlth
Ha#y and Minnie Phifer
juul Norville phifei. who
patting Mr* C. M. Phifei
left Toaaday night fo
gggfr They have visited
in North Carolina,
Jfew fork statt, ami
a few days Hi Hous
#tjurti to their horn"
Tot., after an absence
month*
Bog In ha? gone to Paw
for a taw day a
Henrietta anft Marga
vssttmg their aunts. Mm.
d Vrt I * B. Me?
lt c Mra. H. A.
tcmorrow for a
days.
Slid Mary Barl>ot|r of
C- are visiting their
?fj. Barhour. on iiayns
? fflbert is spending a few
ltctpormhk a. C.
m. Albert left on Friday
H. C. where she will
silnT Is attending the
irvsd tn A she v tile.
Green ami children
totned from Wrightmllle
l^thjk Pro neon "has returned
lltlrhore where Mir has ho o
eoiirse ut John* Hopkins
la4?ret Wllkbis of Hcnd?r
InS UC BUeMt ?f
g# revival services were
Graham itaptlst church
the meeting closed Sim- |*]
a lai <e rrowd was out
D Spin*, who has*
the meeting. Rev.
one time assistant pas
lsFirst Baptist church of this
was a former pastor of the
charth fie is now pastor of
|iUllrTlnston-a?*em N C Kev. |
very successful In his
IflBibm M Ilwalne left last
|i* B>?vard. N. C. touring
the. country He was accom
eg Masers Urevn and Rrown
Chna\ Bolncau and By
Llllle Raffle Id and daughter
I l?fi this morning for Dillon
it|nlf Nil spend several weeks,
(igorfe 8ml'h of Parlors spent
I ton day t* tfcwn
: 1#jml U. ft. Drevenstedt of Niagara
Y$Ok\ U. Yl. hi visit in? her parents
Kr. afto Mrs, E C llayn*worth
JohS A. Rue. Miss Elisabeth
lad WUlam Hire ieft Saturday
tor Da I lea, *Tesas. T)r. Rice haa ac
COSSM the fchatr or Old Tertam -nt in
Mm ttoetherin Methodist t'nivcrsity at
MOsmS, nnd[ the family will mako
IllSfl hdttv* (there. Mrs Rice, by her
eharmtnir personality, ha* made many
frJendn during the two years she has
riytd hgre. *who regret very much to
tee her leare Hurr.ter Hhe h;u% t.>
tn chftirch and community woi k
ntll bf greatl> missed,
gfr. Qeo "v\f Uutchn?on and Mr. ?*.
T\ Ooh lave returned from a two
weak'H Stay og the nm-thern market a
tn thje Interest of Ibe D. J. ( handler
hing Ca
Mr. trvliie Richardson of Rishop
vtlst spont Sundae* 1? the city.
Mr W. X). rfarllee it Florence Is a
vtsfto- In town today
1
THs grlmary election will he h Id
one week from tomorrow. About the
only contest* In whleb any Intercid la
manifested are those for t'nlttd Htaii^
senate, congress and locally the of
Aoes> oi sheriff, treasurer and magis?
trate Throughout the campaign the
vetgrv have been utterly Indifferent
and 'bo candidates hure not been able
to work up Inivrcst In their oillce
hunling. bni within the past week or
ten days there seems to have been a
little mors discussion of the merits
and cUims of tt o candidates for I'ni
ted SXutea nute and congress. None
of the caiidldai"!* tvt ru?nate tms, ?n>
grttt following In Humter ?? unty and
then" are fe?w. if uin enth?ifli.t*tie
workfrs. bttVtfae indications are that
Senator Smith Hill probat.Is in
plurality Of the voteh cast, with Pol
lock and Wan en dlvidlns the bulk of
lbs remainder hhy will re elv?. \e?\
fett tfotea. For congress Mr Fulrm r
la saki to bgye the sdvantage of Con
grvasman Mam ,?i this stag< of the
game and will prtdiutd) tarry the
county bf s small majority,
Tht lK>mtt-r Home Demon n iiion
Club, will meet Wednesday p
4 o'clock, In the Oirls' Mu;h s. ho. i
Udlding Miss Donnlc [*nd"iiin.
IttaN Heuaebold Hpeclallat. {rot i
Winthrop College will be there. I
give a lecture. All women who are
Interested are invited to nttend th h
meeting, aed all ogtb members are
requested to t.. pr? sent.
George Bell Killed
Hody of Former Re
Brought to Sum tor
Of?l r. I ' ? II I . < . I " I >il ol V| i
?mt Mr*. ThomriM " H< " of Hrook
luad. w?" Kilt* i v. i?r i..\ morning
ab<>?t ? o'rlw.l. \ ben he v\ is run over
ha I hrnv> trin k in < roKHim; Ihe t'on
Rare river hiidtp? at Ihe io*d of (br
xais Street Tin accident occurred
near the center of Ihe structure.
KHioit in. m fro, was driving
ih ? tm<;,. Dean said laut night*that
li< did not ace i h< boj until he he trii
kn onterv uml upon lnukint; baek anv
H? if': form l> In? on ' he oi ldg< i U
e f nt lo the i t leue and pi Red i he
young an up can |ng him la the
(fclnmbU hospital, The, in mi < ? ho
died abortiv after reaching the hoe
pit M
i '? 1 " i: In- did not r.oon lb?> \ ounp
man, and think i thai in attempt in
earing on the truck thi lad f? it be
neath th wheels, losing hi- Ufa vrh< i
tin heavy rear wheel puj ed over hi
bod]
Dean wan arrested I . I > g
"Boh'i Broom vest* rdaj nfb rt o
lodged in the city tall pendme the
outcome of the Inquest tin. afternoon
The nn?.i o was f 11.? n h.< , | ,,
u I hlngton atr< I v. hlle In i euren of
a lea sei. it a.' ? gttd by the police
The it eident occurred |usl a litti
to this side of the rent. , of t?n hri(ftf<
th"M placing the inquest Ip (he bat H
of t'oroncr Scott, who will probe the
de.ith the lad at r.l mnl thi
at Van Metre's uncfetaking estnl I
ment.
Letter From Mr. Unbb
T\ t on. Aug I I. 1 ?20
Well, we hn\ e . ;.. M 'I ?W W I. Ol
grape harvest, ami have been ftflhj
initiated into this Interesing pari ?
the iadustry.
. Id on day morning with two exper?
ienced helpers we arranged the pack
in" bOSSf and by building) table
around thr.. aides or a room, l'to?
lumber waa dVesred and cut to tit. and
all we ha<l to du was to take it out
c?f atornge in the loft of the , i
and. fit it up. Some vineyards havt
permanent parking houses, bui oil!
Is rot cxt? t -i .<? er, > \' ? a >o ih ?, oi. .!?
puikttng for th)s purpoi e.
.IuhI as Ihia \sas re.nfy a ram cane
up. so our helpers proceeded t? tin
basement of the garayc and b 1
ling up ct lit 0 u mine I ? >?i ?
Nortoiic. Virginia in etlr lots. K ticked
jiiwii z otid blocks, ijvo bottom
bard?. 2 atdt panels and one top (6i
each crate, all in bundles for 1
crated in each package of i nd b \
tonift, Hides and top . To
rained nil day m n<> w >i k ce.ld b<
dans vVednesd iy are bes. n cut Or. t
und bringing In the grapes I"
tarriars .ge- aboul *> Inchei deep
lUelo s \\ Ide I i. I ? 1 .;
?i hoop baa U< b< nt r th ? l<il<
Drapes two lave:.- ep il p it 1
rauch us a man c.;u carry to iln
. 1. k 1. 1 There .tin
ire pluced on shelves on 'In1 t
the trimmers .1 re ? ited con 1
MiMy around Ihe tobh 1 ?
v trim out. ait hi oken berrit ? tu '?!>?
?errir s ,.r bummn s as t h. > di led up
rrapes 1 rom black rot are cplb d(. rii
iim* 'scraxor*? a ppeeiui tcbtsors being
made for the purpose, V< Lrlinmed.
the buiu heg st e laid on the 1 ble on
styer deep* and stand for 14 to -i
hoars SO the stems may ui't b/ifor<
packing. Thi ; c 1?. 1? th- m 11
braisiag win 1 paek< 1.
The p o k< 1 ' ? tar*o quarl bat
kct and IS) I sin ct of tissue pat - In
It. Some ??r the ?inyeards cotild nol
Ret tile paper I tlllS N? P, V?'? baVS I
full supply h it by the former ?>woei
On the paper i.-. prantfd the name of
the vineyard or grower and <Tryon
Kruit Ibtehait ?, inoarporated 11
ed varieties dre ptit m the same crab
two label ? re pat I od on so lhal th
S eng l> la a n.-e Show? a 1 Ihi ? ? 1 o
tin \% hit.- lal el an 1 if grapes nt 1
rn'Vtd in tin- bnskt IS ^?),, ' pul
them in layers bnl thi wmo ctdot nm
Sh >w fiVBQ botion Of b''s: e! . p,
section of white, a oof her of red art
if ihre? vark'ties in one be kct t
tlon of blich. All trtev manor,
if Kirkel* 1? to crab* ? ?\ ? ? ?
packing and labebutr are i . 1 *. I
oy V. S. law for "II iner t, \. hip
meats and by N. C. h?w r i Irttraal
sbrpruenti.
We were the Cr' to send gTHpeS !?
'he Btchange ^Thursday, t'V woj^Vog
between showers (and grapet must
n?d be picked weti we md the others
have ptiAoul aboul I :' i not
piy. aJ.i still M rams. 1 do nol
know enough about the business to
: iv hO% much 11 Is costing US B day
\\V have already ?ttstaised h' .?v> loss
ig bt ti'<; wates of black rot, thai
?v>ept our vineyard In June and July,
III no vineyard WOS i' coiapletly cm
trolled, though some sprayed font
times.
'f we had a lull crop the prior
|4.vr? per ( rate f. o. i>. would b
pre.ttj good, i 1 t it cost; foi la bo i
alone lo hat w -t s ?. :) ? rate is my
??xperlenrv. with a not well balan.\
crew and i hoe or, thai h pi me ft onj)
getl lug the best I ? suits
M\, our people should see tic- pi
for watermelons and cantaloup* that
I he wr-nii: bring up from Lundrum
and Onmnahello. tb t#? eenin f<"
cantaloupes, 4?? cents to $i e*t for wal
einielons. I am glad to see Mipie Routh
Carolina farmer ? u pel baek Home 61
Ihe moiiev Koiith Carolina tourlSl
spend In N?irth ?'aioln
s?? long antli in v t time,
i:. w Dabhg.
Senate To Investigate
(lampairn Kyp^mlitiirefl of Both
fm Ih i
Chalrtn in '!?*?. and White <?r i hr
r.opubln 'in and I ?? i ,m i atlo natic
ooptfSjitb ? tiu* ireasun r <d' ?
sOinmittag and Iba treasurers <.; nii
?nuiHtorial arid POngr?/lsioag| COMI
tees of each paii> mv. ad ordered to
appear before tin .s. i,a?,. committee
InvestlgatlngSttM campuign mil
tiihere neat Monday, and to bring
all reeoids.
i
TOVOTE
Buff ?ige Leaders Continue]
Fight in Sputjj Carolina I
* i i
APPEAL IS r- TO
GOVERNOR COOPER
Executive Corrnrtittee of League
of W'onu'ii Voters Meets in
Columbia
Wyatt A. Ta> lor ,
Columbia. An;?. 2:! Suffrage lead
? is arc cotiUnuidg their ftghi t<> have
tli" women ciifrahchtsed tor tin coin*
ing primaries mid the general else
tif?n In Nov?'inIm.? \ If ll;e women
cant vote in the primary, tiny hre <:
{terntliied to vote in tin u< #ni eio< -
lion, i
Aji ancn] has been made t<> Gover?
nor for i) extra soston et' the legis?
lature to amend the elcotion laws bo
to allovi tin- women to register ami to
rote in November, Hon. Thomas p.
i qthrnh, <>t Qreenvlllo, chairman of
the state i ?emoeri flc committee*! Is also
being appealed tu in.an ettorl t<? p< r
ati 'iif h (i to < nil ti meet inn of the
state Iv .Mioovatie commit t?. e. tliat the
i'onvodt' ii might be call? <i i" am? mi
tin* pail rule lo allpw file women to j
?10oil .>ii I ybte In i?iiin:ny. #s<? far
fclu lb lenders however, have given the.
Women jittie efocoar?gtdnent; ThoVI
hold iha. to amend the p&rty rules in-i
tlmu l?? gW?j tie- worn; n lb' primary 1
hulloi won Id require postponement Of
the primary. Tin y alse hold, thai the
eonsiimtional amendment dbe snot
grant the vvnrnari the rlgtol tu demand 1
enrollment sintte iboV'nh boohs haVc
he- n eiosed.
The. l'\?^ntive Committee of the
League "i VVoinou Voters, is meeting
Ju re this wv;k. Wre; Fred S. ..Muns"!!,
uf poltupbla, is chairman ami Mrs. j, I
P.. Bailey of AiUen, is vlqe chairman, I
s m hayii g formerly been head of tho !
-i i! ?? uufi"1".? lea rn". Other members J
of commutes Mi1' rVank Btdgdr
dear, fctra. i'. \. Reamer, Dr. .lane
Quignard, ail of Columbia, The com? |
mUtee was < ?. * l i * * * I to devise plant for)
the continuation of the light for the |
ballot I his year. ^
Tin- women contend that to. refus?
!h<in the balloC?ihtS year, following
rennessoe's rat location, ?fould vmian
? < !? the eleition.
Pocallo Is Sold
A big eyoffd atti-nded Dm safe Of
the PdcuUu timings property Monday
S/hlCh WSJ COndtlCted by the Da-tsin
llar'ee Realty Co.. and the Burton
f.ro-. Auction ( u. rrin- bidding wo*
rufte? spirited sttd thefes trete a lar^e
number of bidders; for the various lots
i tu uht h lh?: farm had been sub-di- j
elded, mi* ?? st cm ntoretj in the sale of j
the springs a*:d swimming Pooli with
reh ncr< lurtndftding" this lot. tms
section bf the prfopert) was sold for
I 17,Mil). The 1*1 sident lots of one
sere each, fron^rlgotl thOj pubftc road, !
gold for prices ranging from $) r>o to
e.n h, \t D'elbrg t b" r. lle v.'MK
wi pondotl and a bar bee ae dinner was
served !" the i.,ro\.-. After dinner
? he sale v ill be contlpncd until all iho
lots have In en disposed of,
COTTON1 FiKTTKR
Clohn C Ciark 4 fhJ,1
New fork, Auk. 2.???Cotim, exhib-j
Ued fni Su r nnd extreme weakness]
today tho daolinc nutch further
than oonagrvgtlva iM'opie thought I
tust If led. Much of the selling e?me
Ii*. Mi ?h South bid ti onhle with Die!
market Trim rtbsgnc^ of any hnydngl
power '.f c9psee|M< see except cove^
mir "?y ; uuri md a Itfli tradt buying,
^iyiispuol suffered' a bad break the
explanation! r^Hng f*.'ar cd coal strike,
faihiKs in far i a.'-.t. heaving offeringif
pf Te\:i.: gOtpp and ljipiidation by j
tired longs in. a. narrow nwrkeu]
Wegtner continued unfavorable; Spot
demand in the South was crenev.iiiy
if uorfed loW. Tin re |f?? im tcHin?
where (ins deellne will stop. Dceini
Im r ha:: In d.en c< n1'; wjiere v.as
gWppdsed mills nrtd spectilatjon wouIH
tako bold H.:??r?'ssively bid d-mami
has bet n con; pienm ; ]?y it1) abr<dicc.
m,v, void; COTTON /\
ry i i
Month Open High Lovi Close Ctps?
Jan .. 85.60 24.13 2440 85.66
Mch .. 05.30 25.86 l':;.!>7 2".r,ti|
Ma> .. 25.08 85.1.6 33.?0 2*d.70 IT?. 150 I
Qct .. 27.70 27.so 25.1 >:? :??"?.!>s 27.42 j
Den ., *..2?.*0 28.46 Ii J - 7 t L'4.S'> 20.4?.
M .W DHLFuVNH COTTON
Y'st'dy's {
M<?ntb Open ritgh Low Close j
.Ian V SSifr? 2^ 56 :^.75 28.75 2:>.3.r?|
Men .. 2.'.22 ::r..22 83.64 22.r.r. ?.z.\"A
May 24.18 84.80 2::.7?i 2H.20 2-1.H2j
Oct . ::ii 40 88.78 &5.01 25.02 2?.?2 |
lie.- . . 26,6? 2.r,.7<? ? 1.08 24.18 L'.i.7 1 j
LfVKlt'rOOt COTTON
Ch?se: .Dm IS '.'??; Peb 18.1 . :
18.00; June 18.W; Aug. ai.25; Sep.
80.f5; Od 21???; Nov 11le50; Dec.
19.21.1 / I
Marshall Handed
Tod i ??
Tue In, Mlsrt, Am-:. SMh ChOfiotti ?
M.i? ? n ; i obi H ins' ; ?>; 1' '?'
nomi t?.? >).. mufdl r no mi.n s ol
Mil|t r famU: ? ' 1"" ,|x
mitt 11 .1 .\n\ i.1.
Bokd Race Postponed
Bigin. in.. Aug. :; 'fin fclgin n?
tlomd ru.i.' inn t?? deride iho Aioert
cjati ?? lum. hie* rating rhnmplonshlp
Soilednli ? lo hsve bei n held todgy,
was postponed until ncxl :;;?inriiay on
atcount of rain.
?HliWAY
SYSTEM GROWS
- v
(Jorrnni tsion Holds rleai mg i
Over the Stufe
CONTnACTS SIGNED WjfTH
SEVERAL COUNTIES
i Departement Securer N*$w
Bridge Engineer Who Will
Have Charge of Constmc
tibrj
i _
W'.'. ni A. Taylor
Columbia, Aug. 2:t.< ?Tbc people Ol
Houlh Carolina have given their ap?
proval Lo the proponed etat? high?
way syr t. in.- iinl from tins Week on
the stale highway department will
bend e. ei y effort tows r is.construcl ing
apd maintaining roads that will even
tually put South Carolina at the top
the column of I good road states.
The highWaj conimiaalon Saturday
cdntplSCod the series >>( {4 hearings,
called ror the purpose fallowing the,
people to make suggestion an?l regia-|
ter whatever klbks rhey might have,
is to the promised state highway
system pC roads, Already theWjom
inis;:ii->M Jims signed oon lUCtS with a.
numbi ?? of roiintles, wiiereby the
stare tal es oyor i.he, highways for
mainte^ttihoe. in most of the counties
construction "'Hi be puked. >'!'!.e pro
posed eyutem caHs for <;<;<? miles of
state highwayti.
During la; t week {he com ml sion
had heat trigs at Florence, Georgeojwn
CUnrb it in, Hi, (leorge, Ha tu pi in and
Aiken. A? Florence eight dclgations,
interested In hchuny betterment, ap?
peared before the pommission, repro*
aenting several caupOeH in ti. - Pco
Deo section. AI (?eorgotown up an?
diene oi 200 people beard tip. discus
sjon with thn h'je-ivvay bpmmissioners
of the ^proposed state syetepv At sown
of tm I ruing.-, additions to the State,
syslcm as mapped OUt by the bid
highway connnession were sui -. ited
and adopted. ,
"On the whole the -lute syst?m a:
mapped out h: the former commit
kIob w ? found i" he admirably soiled
... the needs of the statoj And with the
few chat ges suggested is to he adopt?
ed by the new commission as the state
system uhdei" thh 1920 highway act.
KThJu action of ihe commission will be
; ii?< M at. the Septeml et meeting of the
hlghwaj heard.
'i he h' rhv.ay department baa al?
ready signed contracts with firttert
villc, (9n^ftanbitrg, Chester, York and
Greenwood counties, under which the
highway* in the-se comities which are
up to the* highway department's re
quJremei bi, r*re to be fcaJfen over for
maintenance, part of ih< state sys?
tem* Murlop, Florence, Cherol ei smd
cither counties arc about read) to sji n
Much contracts ;ni(| will he ublf to do
bo phortle, To teyeral of the counties
of tl ?' y ite the highway department
has ah'.- -dy sent the county share .?;'
automol ;ie license money, this to !>??
used for construct in?: and maintaining
highway i.
Tin icw maintenance plan, the pa
trol sytfti m, is to t>e put into oporaTioil
on the highways at an early date.
Plans for this arc now being worked
out.
'I'h* highway department hag fust
secured a inw bringe engineer* IV?
Have ' '? ;rge of the constrm tirm pf
three'W bjr|dges< the Wat. ree bvidgj
bet wen Bftmter npoY ?tehlapd counties
tig; Sail tee bridge and the Poe Dije
biidgei The lmme of this new enjgi
neeV is ?.??? he announced ?eoen.
At t 'harh stun Ihsl w< 't he Khdi
Way Cl l in had a vei v s it >.<4mT
tory conference with the Santa?..
Bridge ? ommlsston, representing!
ei a i counties interested hwhe cvoc: [<-:'
of thbi l ig span.
Wuh. rry ountv is voting on Tues?
day on r\ 1400,000 bend h sue for roads
m\ii ad\ ic? s reaching the! highway ? [
fk'e gi\" assurance of tlv success of
the project.
\ >t - nt ion?l - ? t% ice Mesi
Ex-fi'iviCi. men. wno have 51(>? re?
ceived >'oe of the questionnaires pul.>
out by the ?merioan ?'-"1 Cross, should
\W one. ;;ei in (pucli with th" noar
egk Hon e S' rvfee Station and procure
one. ror those qu< itionnaires contain
about y liy qtjestibui bearing Up< n vlu
relatlo] . hip of /?v i pntent to the
Soldier, the clearing up of which will
be ol be. lefil to tlio soldiei.
j, has I ef it intimated to officials In
tie Hum .' Service Se.ctipnk by the Uni
ty.i .a, . Public Ijleefth Service that
LhV wori. with di ahh d exservu c men
will- noi a. h the eii'max before lafa.
;<ew c..: cs aro crojVpi lg ui> ? vci^^dav
in v. i.i'i Boinje pitysicn.1 weakness' has
d'\eio|.d recently, tt!<- seme- qf
?.. h ' 'd Lo directly timid to w?uv
|.".ei ice ,ml for W'hi'-lli the patlCUt iu.U.
u claim <m the government. New
'i lahn.i i r eonipeii.i ?. am ah cmstaut
[ |y be in,; brought lo Mom. ? pt \ : pe ot.
lices. ;\'u formev aihn . soldier or ma
rinc rhould tail to avail }j.ni.? If of this
I: m-vice. eitle r for a si: , i C( hi 11 ft 11
claims i i Utak^tg ai aa;,1 iiicntu lor yo
caMpuaj training, Or in the numertnis
other way . in Which Ihe lied Crospl
helps. ,
Tien i: a place h\ thoj i cOuomlc
w orhl for i v$i v jn >:; Whb haa re< eh ed
I v<e.. i nui raining, Leb the American
I l(< d < 'foi?;? help j mi hue j our.'.
?
M Ito b In lilnmo?
j ?' Win n the Humtt r I u > I lopd? C?0).
\ ?u the o m >? ? i' I 111 it \ to buy
h--I n i or i he children al coot and
. uu delipcrntely ig|Torc Ihe offer, it
looka .?(.??. if i Homo^ foil, have niece
money than they iVood. V u 1 ' '"
[blame for paying high prI? ??? Advt.
I Col. .lohn .j. h.it'Mn will d. liver an
address ;n the CQUI't llOUse a' 12
O'clock tomotrow. The pufllii I ? ??'
Idlally inx ite,i i,, ntb i ? Ihe m-?? ? ni
'and hear hUj address, whiqh will bs
[e.mecl^lli Intercating lo? student?! of
' ,hi' tor).
i
SUMTER TO
VOTE TUESDAY
Announcements and Jnstruc
tions Are Issued
I XECUfTlVE COMMITTEE
M Uvi;s PREPARATIONS
i o [mure Se<ft cy at all the Bal?
lot Places, Australian System
Used
Tuesday A,ug. :;i Hife ftrsl Democrat
ie primary election Will bo held over
tIii Arrangements for the poll:
ing place? and nlenagers In Bumter
und Burnt et1 cotfnty, have been com
p i fl bj the Sutntcr I >enmerntie ex?
ecutive committee, .!. H. Clifton,
chairman. Tho modified Australian
Ol BS ni will !?<? operative at 12
of 'Je' voting places In the county.
? 'oun/i s Chja irman l ?lfton w ill in
frucl thai the various provisions of
the lan <?n the matter'he fully re?
spected.
The Australian ballot system will be
.. el ai h ? followti S> clubs, they nffv
:>n ? urolliyi ni <? $0 or more m<.m
beir..
\.' : .1 '. vVa rd L(. Ward :j. Ward 1.
Concord, Barle, MtayesvlUe, Privateer,
Ublzcll, Taylors, vV'Vlgefleld, SBonr.
A lisl of ihe candidates for whom
1Kb people of Sunder county are to
rote follows):
For i nited States Senator Kllisoo
i?. MnnM), incumbent; ?eb. A. War?
ns, wmiinm C. lrhy, William P. Pol
lOek.
I'ur fcepfeseutatbyg in ^ Congress,
. th Disi rl< i it v. Pulmer, Bd C.
.Mann. *
? fa ml Id lies for state offices include:
For tSoVi a.!r ?Rqbort a. Cooper,?
maiinbenl. ?
i(i i loutenant Governor?Octavos
?.ir? > |J on Harvey and Oscar
K. MauMin.
For \. tl'insal S.m.Wolfe,
in? Umbi
For Adjutant General?W. W.
Hoore Incnmuent, and A. H. March
ant.
Fpr C*omptrplh r (lonersVl?Walter
02, I )une > n.
For SI ate Superintendent,of Educa?
tion .lohn E. Swearinffeu. incumbent.
Fbr Secretary of State?? W. Banks
Dove, Incumbent.
For i'omm! sn ner of Agrieulflire.
Commerce Ind'u/ltnng?Bonhegu
? ie rris, iicufnbent
For Railroad Cororhlselpner -Frank
W. ; h< y. incu-mlfent; l>. M. MeCas
; kill, ? Mobs and D. D. Smilh.
Tlv candidates for coUntg offices
arc
For line <>; Representatives- R.
B. Reiser (?. J. Jaokson. Davis D.
Mo'lVo.
For Sheriff? .'. ii. Forbes. C. m.
'! ,y? >? 1 n Wu na.fl, John R. Sumter.
por ? leri i Jourl m. U S< ;u bor?
en;.'?.
r. ? Auditor? R. ES. Wmler.
, !?'..?? Treasure - m. .1. Moore, B. 0.
Wallace'.
For I mi., i W. .1. Seale.
pgr i trkte:
Fl t District - D C. MoElveon.
Second Distrlot ?i-Qa?i T. Dggf
Ch t mp:\
Tl Ird District*-R. S. Orldin. Shep
K Mush. H. U B. Weils, m. a.
Wilder. i
Fi in Plstrictr- J. A Hodge. *
Fifth District W. H. Ramsey.
Rh thj i ?i st< let? R. If Burkott
^:? l > ' '? I dtrlcl ?I* S. Vinon.
Governor Receives
Letter
of the State Want to
Vote in Primaries
Wy dt. A. Taylor
Colli A n r. 21.?Governor
looper bd y tuad^ public a letter he
r i . i'CcelVi d from the South Car
Oliua L tgue of Women Voters^ op
pealhig or bla support in their light
? vob ? in the August .U primary.
This letter etime afti r the governor
. i <' a Btatemerlt to (be eftect
Lhai Ke vrould not call a ppectal gas?
si<M< oi he logislatUte to change the
flection and primary taws. The gov
>r ' ? Ol I <>t the <-dy today witb
uim am 11 Inj any statement as to what
it \ <?; : i do with the gpeal from the
League of Wlomeg Votera
i ho : tt- r whfch the women havo
iddresticd to the governor follows:
"The Si >fi t Carolina ?eagus of Wig
men Vob i respectfully urges that
yoU mi i yodi Inlluanee to bring about
such ? iditiona as may be necessary
in pi t ti.it us to vote in the Democratic
<?* ihis year. There are
/en th?u tnd women In the state
who arc anxtoUs to assume this prlv
de-fe . "d d?iv ?>f eltixenship, just as
i ?n n po slbl . Wr have Studied
the situation carefully, and are <'<?n
vinced lhai the solidarity At the Dem?
ocratic party in South Carolins will bo
rttaiotaiticd and even strengthened
the men, now thai (he 19th amend?
ment ' ' heon ratified, will enter
w.hnli i >ar edly Into efforts looking
to our coin pie to and Immediate en
1 am in ' nil of.
"P a pedal session of the Qeenral
Vi ? ' !<--nid be rieceeaary, we
o ? . 11 i i v on i n the call, if the
. machinery es n effect I he ?b>
fdred fd arg??8, please use your Influ?
ence i- ice I hat Ihia n^achlncry is set
ill ni"l i. a I ?? ? '? "
Tbii M i i dnjb d the Sfdh and
i i?j Mi ???nil- T. m unset I,
* lhe league of Wkmien
i Voters
II _ _i_ ,
I rain Kills Ten
Cai en, v- Si, \a<;iisl 21 The
ilai ->\ !\> (. niO**e ?'l the injured
br? i :?.? I tl o list of fatalities to ten as
a r< i ul( of a Penhsylvanu) fast train
striklm a motor bus field with paSL
Iseng^rs here last night.
tttttSSSSfl
Dollar Democi
a J U?t lit*
J ?vV LfcWESl
J. I? -Chaiidk
mnunmtmnmnnmwi
Sllinl' i' Democrats WbO
I nil ibute & the Pi
psJgB luiul.
" 1t. I.hmunds. . . .
Dr. \\\ m. Shaw _
W. 11. Bryan.
Oeo, W. Hirk.
C. P. Ostcen.f., #
W S. Hood.
0. L. fates.*j
S. L. Ibujdey.
J C Pato .
Samuel Saniere .?.
lt. D. Lee.j
J. B. Duffle..
A. L. Jackson.?"
P. P. Finn ."M
1. A. Rettenberg.?j
J. M. Harwick.
.V p. Owi mi?.,
ince.
idler .
B. K. Duiant. j
A. C. Caragan . .
W. It. Strange.
W. H. Johnson .?
J. Ii. Du ant. LI
Joe! Wen how . Lt
S, Iv. Nash ?special counsel).... L
VV. W. ltce.se. iJH
W. II PI ?weis. i>dj
W. 11 Kieeman. iK
John R sumter. f*MH
AI1 a Job ) R. Sumter. l.Pft
Jack Koibes. i-OO
W. T. II; rmon . M?
W. Percy Smith . LOjf
I j. M. It ice . LOA
Sing let 01, Bradford . |.#f.
Horace Harby . 1.09
J. \y, Drunson . 1*0
R. B. J nnings . 1-M
W. YV. McKagep.1.0S
\V. C. O sen . L0>
C. B. tfuggins . kfcfl
D. J. McKiever . 1.0ft
H. S. Sn.ith.
o. il McKagen . L0*
B. P. Miller . L&0,
C L. Stubba . L|0
Thus. A. Kichurdson. fc#f
Dr. P. B. Furman.?>
W. P. Middleton -N.
D. W. Owens . Ml
M A. Wilder ..... ^. LM
R. P. Monaghan ....
U. P.. Gainley
Mrs. W. A. Walling
1.0?
David Doar, Jr. J4t
T. M. Monaghan .
J. F. Brooks .
W. A. Kinird .
H. K. Blackwell. ?
M. Green . . .
Mrs. W. A. Walling.M$
W. A. ailing.MO
\v. R. Philips.MM
< \ W. Kingman.LOS
D. W. Cttltlno.LOO
\V. BS. Cuttino.LOO
V. I,. Brunson. MO
R. W. Beaty.1?Q
T. \t. Hodge.14^
A. G. Piahburn.V?0
H. C. DesChamps.L|0
ttobert T. Brown.LOO
E. Turner White. 1-00
L. Wt Jehkins.. LOO
R. A. Bradham. LOO
P. <:. Bowman. t.%0.
W Hammond Bowman. LOO*
.1. p.. Warren.V... .. LOO/
Total.IUI-??
v _____
Every Democrat in Sumter county
is asked to contribute at least %X to
this- fund?those who are able to give
mmc should make their contributions
larger.
Make checks payable to H. O Qa
teen, Treasurer. All contributions will
be acknowledged through the Daily
Hem.
NOTICE OF EXiECWOIf
Notice is hereby given that an alec*
tin will be held at the Polling plaeel
of Pinewood and Hodgo's Corner, id
ciarc adn county, S. C. on the Ith
day f September. 1920, for the put
pose of determining whether or not
the line between Sumter and Clare*
don counties shal lbe changed so as
to a:ine\ to the county of Sumter csK
tain territory more particularly (mJ
( lection and annexation, ani sfiowu JbQr
ihe surveys and plat made in purpkK
ance therewith, said p:^t being on A]
in the office of the Secretary Of
of South Carolina, in the office of tl
Clerk of Co irt of Clarendon count,,
and in the fhee of the Clerk* of Ceurl
for Surnter < ounty.
The folowing arc hereby appointed
managers of sai<l election at Pttij
wood: P. P..' Muzon. W. D. Epper?
son and Manning Richardson.
The Colin in? i^- hereby appoint*^
managers of . lid^^ction at 99*49$
?'..vn*?r: S. N G/'ffliu, lY^J^ddlUgt>,
ami T. J. Hodge.
Only duly registered and,
I electors of Clarendon county, acl
residing within tbq territory prpj
.0 he annexed to Sumter county*,
whu have registered not less than
days prior to said election, sha'?
permitted to vote therein.
The polls wl open at 7 a. m., aUd.
?dose at 4 p. m. The said election- is
I t? be held and conducted, and tha VS
j turns canvassed iu all respectaras orb*
vided b> law for Genoral Elect|ona.
P.y ordci of Hot Excellency, the 6ot
1 : ran ?.| South Carolina.
W* J. Turbeville,
Board of Election Commissloaers.
' lai endon county.
Georgia Farmer?
Tour Carolinas
Will Come to Study CultiTatkm
and Marketing of Tobacco
Watt A. Taylor
Columbia. August 20?Farmeri of
the "lobacco counties" of Oeorglh are
planning a tour through |Jmj\k Caro?
lina and North Carolina early' In Sep?
tember, io get irst hand informattop
! Cr.no the linest tolvicco section Of Ihf
works as to the cultivation and market
. mg .f the weed crop. ''The tour iriU
< ovi r an entire week, and the proeotu
, e,? itinerar> will include Florence.
C and possibly other Pee Dee tfoane,
and ilson. Greenville. Rocky Mount,
lb .iderson and Pandford. N. C. Thf
Georgians will return to their State by
?way of Spartaburg and Atlanta.
hi