The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1921-05-19

ing the universal brotherhood of man,
and killing each other by the mil
liens. Jesus preaching that some peo-
pie are hogs, saying, do not cast
your pearl before swine. No won
der there is some confusion in con-
fused brain about some things! But
TO the man who knows and wants to
know the truth, it is all very plain;
to such a man Christ told us what
we see with our eyes and hear with
our ears every day; but the universal
brotherhood OF man is lie, and ev-
cry thinking man knows it. However,
we are all brothers in Adam, the first
sinner. and the fact that crimes
stain the pages of history proves 1t.
And there is a christian brotherhood;
but both are entirely different things.
Can't you see it?
The biggest preacher in South Car
olina will hold a weeks protracted
service the last Sunday in May at
the Presbyterian church, the fifth
Sunday. The Rev. DR.. Miley is a big
man in body, big in mind, big in his
great heart. He writes us to invite the
other denominations to the service
because he is working primarily for
the Kingdom of Christ which con-
sists Of all evangelical churches. In
this service a Presbyterian will do
the preaching; Rev. Mr.. Hooker, OF
the Methodist church will assist him
and lead the singing; and you Will
hear some of the best prayers you
ever listened to by the Baptist. If we
had other churches In our commun-
lity you would hear also from them.
DIR. Mlley not only draws crowd
when he holds such services, but peo-
pie do not soon forget the wonder
full impression he makes. DR.. Miley
is very busy. These services only last
Ia few days. If you want to hear MN.
come at the beginning, as you may
not get a seat later in the week. The
SYNOD of South Carolina has paid Dr.
Milev to come here. This is not
money meeting; not a Presbyterian
meeting. but il is rendered in the
name and for the sake of Chr1sts
kingdom in the world.
The readers OF The Herald will be
crieved TO hear of the death or an
other little son of Mr.. and Mrs. >. u.
Brunson, who live near here. On
Tuesday of last week, little Joe was
buried in the Florence cemetery, ana
at the same time a younger son VINO
was very sick was taken to the FLOR
euce Infirmary and left with DR.. NC
cod for treatment, but it was seen
from the first that his case was nope
less. and on the following Wednesday
the Younger child died, and was bur
led beside his brother on Thursday
this making two deaths in the same
family inside OF a week. Mr.. Brun-
son who has been married twice, lost
all his first children, there being four
OF his first children and this one
which has last died makes three OF
his last children, and seven In all.
One of his children by his last mar
riage died q few years back with
whooping cough. Those who have lost
children by death know how to SYM
pathize with these parents who have
been called on to drink this bitter
cup.
For some time the Town Council
has been been certain that great
deal OIL MOHhSy huIi "'o DN'i' p
brought into the town and being SOLO
especially was it so on Saturday. And
now and then We had good reason
to believe that not only Monkey
Rum" was being dispensed, but fine
whiskey as well: so on last Thurs
day night Deputy John McCracken
caught one Mr.. Walker of Savannah.
Ga. with lot of bottled and bond
ed" fine Scotch wbiskey between mid
might and day up near Bingham,
there being quite lot of whiskey,
and two men in a big Buick runabout.
The haul was so large and there be-
ing two of the men, Sheriff McCrack-
en- saved the whiskey but his men
made a get away. McCracken mana
ged to get his whiskey to Latta, and
turned it over to some other parties
who took it to Dillon, woke Sheriff
Bethea up, took a splendid car noted
for speed owned by the sheriff, put
gas and oil in it preparatory for a
long trip, went up the road to where
Mr.. Walker turned around in the
road near the town limits and took
his trail which was easily done, and
just as easily kept all the way to
Cheraw, where Mr.. Walker was TAX