The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, November 27, 1920, Image 2
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Meefy tub?e?suent insertion.? ?
?vaatfacr* f%x three mtenthe er lentil
er Will Be made at reduced ratea, .
Ail ceaasaenloeuens which aUbaerye
privat? totereeta will he charged fer
ae adv>rtktea*eTile.
dftltoarftee said trlhutea of respect
?ein be cheated far.
w< INae gpsnter Watehfnan waa found
ed in life and the ?1.? 8outhron in
III? The Watchman aad Seuthren
?0w has the combined circulation ami
ttjdjueiie* ef beih ef the ehl papeA.
aad ia manifestly the beat advertising
aeediuna la suirNr.
sMBMaaogtojejEr^goe*' ?.?.? ??????
Overcof Ii g Obstacle*
?leataclea look large or small ta thi
In pronortiofi to hi* strength and
'initiation ?o master them. If S
seen, thtf l*?ek large; if a lirgt
sasn. illnV-eltle* look smsll lu com
panenn with the sdvantsgo of what
?JEP tongs tor and \?hat he proposes
harder things go tbo greater th#
leti. the greater Is ths persistency
g.-ir to annihilate them.?Oriaoo
?weit Manien In Chicago News.
Wondeeffi Wledem
"I hear tl-t the auth rhios took
Mrs. Oo WsitAtte's child away from
her - "Fact. They said she had too
money to raise It properly."?
Why Despotism Irk*.
We how te the ifoveroment of God,
we torn against the ttse|>ot. N?
in likes te shara In the shlpwreef
s eaasel ha wbl>rh he has been em
by vielen? e. and which list
steered contrary to bts e Ish snd
Am lei
Jj Peopare fer "Lekwee years."
I?ns life kf aot worth while julesai ft
rp active. Mae il/ re sat tart in doll and
passdve renteaaple'tloa of ths Imroe
deate environment Invites the verdict
TBerter dead.'* Men and worr\en who
hope te lire long and retain tlelr fao
V))tkra should. If a Baltimore physician
bs to be believed, titko S little thought
la advance for the work of the "lei
ewjajT yeara.
Steel and Iron.
Steel te a hind of iron which eaa
?dairy bo hammered out thin without
reaching and ean be made extremely
hard by being aeat*d and then cooleC
gofcklv It hi different from ordinary
Jroo bees ate of the amount of carbon
bb It. Wreasght iron centalaa less ear
too than steel ami so ft cannot be
sleds so hard: east iron contains more
ssjd oo Is brittle
Table Pleaew. Not fer Them.
Tes. with fmlt In summer snd
?Iseeee la v Inter, constitutes Ute nour?
ishment of the poorer classes in Pex
The Stiver Ruts of Life,
"gpea* an evil of any man tPlf
good." weald If practiced by sll men
gH fas) time, work a marvelous revolu?
tion to social relations, one most need
od to treats run mal confidence, oon
very ssoch seeded.
! Many Like Him.
AH ovwepapera often hare adrertlae*
sjosjts which eooid be rewritten ?dran
mg so eery But tt took a church paper
|e offer the moat original one yet:
"Wanted?A minister who has been
seamed 22 yean Is very desirous of
BjsgBjfhsg s ?bange."
Voters Olsptaoe Mute?.
Tis? First cavalry, stationed at No
gSieav Alia., has abandoned nviles In
favor ef motor equipment, but the
esmege la pet so revolatlonary at It
siMda, because you can swear jsst
St SneutJy at a balky carburetor as
yew eta at a stubborn quadruped. And
tt dees Just as ssuch good.?Ths Homo
iecter.
Sharing Mother's Old Dresses.
Mary Js?e srte very proud, snd nev?
er IIB? d wearing dreaaes ma<bi froia
her aanthsr's old ones: so when she
taw ber new baby brother for the Aral
time she remsrtred to her father: "l
wonder hew he'll I Hie weatio' your osd
Clothe* 7*
Have Vau?
Have you noticed with any degree of
alarm that there aes-m to be no young
women HBfltl day* Sftth ambition to?
save ttasjey It bag Stsrmg mnehlncsT
??New V>>rk P.venlng Sun.
?gyptian Pyramids.
1t took I. ?? C Ml a vhs, working I
14 hours s for three centurlea to
tomplete tie ,ramld< of Kitypt. and
the mummle?, exported from them
have not biou^ht. sll told. Sl.tHSt.00QL
?New York Sun
Spectacled Bear Rar?
A mounted ipo. iMi b ii tat)** from
Vfiierneta ha* been pigtpd Wt e?
hfhltlm In the Amerbsn HWeeum of
Natural Hlatory In New "York city.
The animal do*?n't really wear spec?
tacle* It derlvea Its name from the
grayish white marking* rimming tbo
eyes It is one of the rarest species
ef beam known to es let snd the only
tear found la Scutt America,
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FARMER HAD REAL THING
Peculiarly Mean Jone That la Said to
Have aHan Played on art
Indiana Sheriff.
?8ay. MiarlfT," said a voice over the
telephone to the aheriff ol a hrarby
Indian* county n few days ago. "this
In Ike Stuhbles. Well, Jim Stubblns
a neighbor of mine that I heen bavin
trouble with, la on his way to town
right now with a load of 'whtto uitile.'
He n gain1 by the Comhread road nnd
if you hurry you and your men will
have plenty of time to ketch him be
fore he reaches town.
I "He** got the *mule' all covered up
with a eanvaa tarpaulin on the hark
of his wagon.''
The sheriff swore In two deputies
and went to the Oornbrend road.
The officers aaw approaching tllent
In leisurely fashion a big farm wagon
drawn by two horses that were driven
by a man answering the description of
Stuhhloa.
"Halt, In the name ef the law?"
ordereil the sheriff. "Have you got a
load of ?white muler u
1 aure have. 1 gotta admit It," re?
plied tbe farmer who by this time
sensed that somebody was being made
the victim of a Joke, "look ter yerself,
aherlff, under the cover there."
The aherlff raised the tarpaulin and
gazed on the roelsneholy form of a
real white mule which had passed
awsy following sn attaek of colic and
which eran then was on Its way to a
reduction plsnt in the nearby city.?
hid I ii impel is News.
FLOWERS THAT GIVE LIGHT
Fact Not Generally Known Is That
Msny Common Plants Have S
Distinct Luminosity.
Most people have seen the p'.ent
COlloqiilslly called the burning bu*u,
and have struck a match sad applied
It to the feathery flowers end leu res
la order to see Use delicate flame run
over the, surface ?f thv plant without
affecting; or hurtkug It! But It la not
so well known that there srs a num?
ber of flowers which throw off lumi?
nosity sit tsaalr ova, n?4 arasoavg aaeh
plants are tais ceaaaaen marigold, cer?
tain sorts of lMlea asd she oriental
poppy, aa weN aa that familiar and
popular BHvorlte ttoe naatsrt.lum.
It la relate.' east ea a warm snoi
*or eveaflag la the year 1702 the clev?
er da sp?ter sf ties fssaoos sVedish
botsnist, Liaasas. smticad tssit ssaae
eastnrttnms to nan- father's garden
were emitting they emt-Oistlact flashes
ef tightj; grot nne 'atewer thea njswvher
would throw set en eveaeserot beam.
Though et trat bar assert lew wss re
?wtved wish doubt, ether Investigators
soon proved It to be true, and It Is
new knows that ant only nsjdtirttuma
sat many othsr flow era esltibtt thi*
luminosity, tfemetltis have latee seen
to glow with a nmonllke radmnee.
Historic Slice ef Beef.
Tire energetic press service of the {
United States marine, corps sends ua a
bulletin from Ann Arbor, Vlh-h., with
ten) following curloufc If not Important,
Information i
**A piece of boot* rooked In l*ttf> la
still belog cerefntlytpreterred Inn little
silver pitcher by Howard B. Msiiwer
Ing of thin city. "This la nut being kept
In sntlclpstmn /of a further Increase
In the cost of rbeef, but Is a genuine
heir I ?oui
"Sengt. Joaegih Hobbles of the Bri?
tish Itovnl in erlne?* sar en* the piece of
beef, which ho was esting wken as?
saulted ?with an ax by a cook on ?
French vesejrl which hid heen cap
tared /by herd Nelson at Trafalgar.
The Vook missed his aim, bat the
serge* nt got the hjeef. gmgeaot Hole
bins, wsa the greajt great grandfather
of Vicar Col. Edward K. Mantflnrmg
?f the United states mahne Corps"
?Vrom the Get look.
Tmde With Australia Grows.
Trading between this country sni
Australia Is showing a healthy
growth, according to flgnres supplied
to the department i of cominsrre by A
W. Ferrlii, trade commissioner, who
la at VOellwumaa. They ctwer Imports
and exports for the first quarter of
the ?mrrent rear, and sinew the Ini
porps during that period to wave heen
shmtf tM7.77r.,t*H), against exports to
thru country of approximately* tlti ,.io<l
080. February exports nearly equaled
In value the totals for JanutOry and
March, and In that month the oetgolnc
ahtpmeMs Oicoedevl the Imports. In
tbe same month, however, the value
of the Inipjorts wss less than half of
the goods brought In during March.
Australia's Prlckty Pesr Peat.
Austrnlm la suffering from a prick?
ly pear post, which takes advantage of
the rivers a* a mean* of spreading,
?moots hrenk off from tlm pa reo ?
plant growing along a Itreajn and the
pert Is curried downstream to found a
new colony. Thousands of sere* are
being ruined yearly owing to the rav
Hg**?* of thla plant and no noanjal have
been discovered of stopping Its march.
Holling, spraying ami poison* have
proved Ineffectwsl, and It is hoped that
ntlenee msy And some commereisl use
for the plant.
Hard to Get and KiepN
Te:?rs before be had nlways gone
to Atlantic (Tlty to spend hla sum?
mer vacation But the otnet day. In
the lobby of the Marlon eluh. some one
??aid to Mm: "tudgo, |fs about th*
titne ymt always go to Atlantic City to
Bjp4 ud the r*st of lbs summer."
The ludge replied: "ftul 1 don't
think I'll be able t.. msjte It thla year.
The wife says: 'The nerd h is tin- hay
fever, end we have Jen got to take bar
pud gu up In Michigan.' "
$1
Skillful Navigators.
The world has nover produced great?
er navigators than the early Poly?
nesians, who In their hi? ontflggff
eanoes traversed the Pacific north and I
?onth. east and west. Without Dtp
or compass, they pushed north to the |
equator and south In the Ice pack. The j
white explorer came In the tracks of
their eanoes.
Cannibal Fish.
If any tr- h water fish copy the sole
and turn i.nnlbnl. IMke are the worst
In this respect hut trout have similar
habits. JJmost every pool In a brook
hau Its cannibal whhh Recounts' dnlly
for hulf a dozen of its your for hi e ih?
ren.
insist on Recognition.
The best ideas in the world will hoi
work -themselves. Usually the best
things have to be Impressed upon
folk*. There's something In human
nature that seems willing to fall for
the nonsense of life much more readily
than It takes on life's responsibilities.
CnJJ It what you will. The name you
giro It won't alter the facts. So the
only thing left Is to pot under the load
and carry It to success. You must not
get Ured\ Let others grow weary and
quit As the leader and reformer you
must trudge on and by your dogged
seal compel recognition for yourself
and what you stand *or.?Grit
The Jury*s Difficulty.
"Geniletnen of the hiry." said ft
Judge ns he concluded his charge, "if
the evidence shows in your minds that
! pneumonia, even Indirectly, was the
cause of the man's death, the orisoner
cannot be convicted." An hour later
a messenger came from the jury room.
"The gentlemen of the Jury, your lord?
ship," he said, "desire information."
"On what point of evidence?" "None,
your lordship; they want to know how
to epell pneumonia."
Ussfly Nothing New.
In Java is the great temple of Boro?
>odoer, temple of the many Buddhas,
which was unearthed some years ago,
-nd Is known to have been built in
the fifth century, and right near It Is
the lesser temple of Mendoet. Further
aorth. In the Caroline Islands, are the
rulha of an ancient city whose streets
were waterways Just as those of Ven?
ice are today. So when visits are
tun de to these virgin Islands and one
feels almost like a discoverer of new
lands it Is well to remember that there
la nothing new, even under the tropi?
cal aim.?betr?nke,
i_
New Zealand.
Discovery of the Island of Now Zea
Nad 1s attributed to Tnsman in 1042,
but exploration did not take place un?
til the time of Cgpt James Cook, 1K0
I years later, while colonisation was
i delayed until CO years before the Amer
| lean Civil war. Colonization resem?
bled the settlement o*f the Amer?
ican colonies in that settlements were
rsade in half a dozen places Instead of
be'.ng promoted from a central base,
according to the usual British method.
New Scale Appears.
Balance scales nre accurate only
.when leyel. Scales of a new design
I are built on a new principle which
I never vary on this account
Favor Independent Inquiry.
When a new family moves Into a
pelghhorhood Its head ought to give a
hxographlcal sketch of each member to
the* neighbor*, so tin* latter won't have
to worry about rumors. Toledo
' Blade.
Wh* i \r\ a Narrt?!
At one i' ne i|J(J ppnnl ? believed
that the deereiulnnts ol Indus Is
osrlnt were living m Corfu, although
those scousod stoutly denied auch ;m
vestry. I" Brazil an effigy of Judas
is carried by the ?< 11<???i hoys to gl
ship where willow hang it rrom the
yard grin. !>i ihe Irook church al
Sot?rag once a year there is ? cere
roony .'it which n person js paid a
u'rent sum to Imperaonnte .ludas.
Stnli Is the feeling n( the peopk that
he w'lio accepts title odious part Is
liable t<? retain the nnine through life.
?Host?.ii poat.
Pecul'ar Chinese Music.
Chinese music is not written. The
worda of ><.'m?- of the famous songs
have been preserved, hul the music
has been handed down from father
to son for generations and goes far
hack before the day of the trouba?
dours. When mUSlC Is played it ift
played according to the memory of the
tnOSlClSO and his ideas of Interpreta?
tion. A musician tfdrlei the perform
?nee ns his Judgment dictates nnd the
strings, reeds or brass inuji break in
almost any time.
Where Icebergs Originate.
The source Of practically all the Ice?
bergs of the arctic ami sab-arctlc re
glotis v Is Oreealnno. Owing to the
northward set of the West Greenland
cum-nts the bergs of this side nre car
lied first to the north bud it Is only al
IboUt the seventy-fourth or seventy
fifth parallel of latitude that they be
fin to make their wny westward to
come down on the Atlantic side.
For One Lone Blorsom.
If you are In need of decorations and
flrd but 001 lone, short-stemmed rose
on your bn. h, do not despair. Pick
the flower with as long a stem as pos?
sible. Then either tie or wire the
short-stemmed blossom to a longer
Stem of another flower; Id this way
there Is no waste on account of lack
of stem. If you have no other flowers
whose stems you can n?e, try a bit of
the branch of the plant, or, in lieu of
better, avail yourself of the hollow
stem of an artificial rose.
'.uvv l.noijn? Folklore.
The foiklore uf New Kugland is not
Cdtititled to rural cetluuuulties, i\ >v to
the Illiterate?not by any Dianuer of
dsettun. Ahd it's safe to s;.y thtit the
reader, fi u New Engl?nder, win not
protest the Munj manner or means."
Who In Ithpde Island does not know
thai a "cot-nap" lc j short dose or that
I u "whopper" i? a big lie'' "What are
you driving &t?n is ns sr.pie as baked
titans on Sunday morning, and "What
are you going to '\u\' me:" is a i!ai?y
inquiry.?Boston (.'lobe.
Substitute for Cn!d.
It'hnt is said to be s. scr.-freahle sub
stltufe for gold h cbUlted by combin?
ing !M parts of copper with six parts
of antimony and adding n little mag?
nesium carbonate to Increase the
weight. It Is Stx'd th?i> this alloy can
be drawn, wrought ann soldered very
much like gold and th:,' It nlso re?
ceives and retains a golden polish.
Give ?be Medal to Binka.
"Several years sign." *<nid Blnks, *
raised some water melons which grev
to an enormous size. One day a three
roasted schooner went aground on th?
mud flats Just below my house. I tm
mediately rolled one of these hug<
melous to the side of the strandec
crnft, cut the melon Id two and enougl
Juice came out ef It to float the scnoo
ner safely 'nto deep water.**
To- Hasslgr E*r>?tijtion.
The. Hnssler scientific expedition
was mit do In tin* United Sin tea const
survey steamer Hnssler, between Deo
4. 1S71, and August, lo*T2, P.O. Johnson j
commanding. The scientific Investiga?
tions were curried <>u under the charge'
prof, IaniIs Agassi 7,. Starting front
Philadelphia, the mute Pinhrnced the
West Indira, Brazilian const, Strait
of Magellan, Bnd the I'nelllc coast and
Islands to San From Isco. Deep see
dredglngs were made at all favorable
rt.iiiif u
Admonition.
Tt 1? n strange tiling to behold what
gross errors nnd extreme absurdities
many, especially of the greater sort,
do commit for want of a friend to
tell then of the great damage both
of their fame and fortune. For as
St. .lames said, they arc as men "that
look sometimes into a glass and pres?
ently forget their own shape and fa?
vor." The best thing for any man
's the admonition of a friend.?Bacon
Evidently He Never Had.
?'1 don't see why >on garage men
ran*! be cheerful and pleasant whim
folks come into your place to do busi?
ness wlfh you." said the automobile
owner. "Mister." replied the garage
employee, "I guess you never worked
tu a garage."?Detroit Tree Press
P?tser for Mother.
V,,e subject of the Sti" lay school
lesson was the golden rule, so during
the next week when little Anna was
naughty and her mother had to use
aer stick real hard nnd put her tn a
chair to reflect, she asked Anna what
she thought about It. Anna replied.
"Mother, do unto others as you wunt
them to do unto you. You don't want
me to wl11p you, do you?"_
S .^f t -tition. of Slam,
lam all babies receive the same
' ' :tt Mrtb, This aarne la Dang.
!l meuna red, and It is the only
designation for some months. At birth
u cord bhs<ed by the priests Is tied
round the outside of the house sod
tjvree halls ..f rice are thrown In "lucky
directions."
Why worry because the shape of
v'our ears does not exactly please you?
T*heir peculiarities probably Indicate
rood points In your character. Ac?
cording to an expert, ears which wiggle
indicate versatility of chsrecter, and
if they lie close to the head show that
'hey eon hear the same Jokes year
tfter year without becoming weary,
mis makes for happy marriages!
FOR SALI-: Dort touring car equip?
ped with bumpers, shock absorbers
and extra tire. Hun only three thou
sand miles, Will take middling
I cotton at I Sc. H. L. W ithers pooa.__
WANTED Position aa overseer ot a
farm. Thoroughly competent* and
j experienced in all kinds of farming.
Including stock, truck, poultry and
power farming. 3> years of age;
married and can furnish the beat
of references. W. P. Arnold.
Mayasville, 8. C R No. 3.
Ears and Marriage.
The National Bank of |
South Carolina
of Sumtir, 8. C
Resource* gl.eeo.ooo.
Strong and PiogTtaasWe
The Most Painatofcing tvKRVICSS
with OOUBTfcSY
(?1tc as the Pleasure of sjervias; TOP 4
The Bank of the Rank;
and File
jo. O. ROWLAND, Presides*
EAKLE ROWLAND, Caahlea
NFIIdL O'DONNFXL
President
mm
Fa. nrd Capital Most Dependable.
"Come easy, Oo easy" is an expres
atbn that is appllable to a great many. V
The i? o\v who inherits money as a
rule "Blows It In" whereas the fellow
who has to "Dig Down" for it has
formed habits in thrift and economy,
by which he will succeed when the
other fellow fails.
Wo prefer doing business with the
thrifty fellow who knowa tbe value of
a dollar. "We have many such a*>
counts in our Savings Department
hut we have room for some more. If
you are not already one of our de?
positors, you could not select a bettor
time.
The First National Bank
O. L. YATES,
Cashier
. v ^ wife**, ^ - ? ~"V
? X- "- ^i. Sumter, S. C.