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PAGE SIX LOWER WHEAT PRICES j w FOR CONSUMER URGED th iti ?? w <?i.iiu Dealers Favor (Jovernmeiit I 1'ayiiiK Bushel I'rlcr ' ^ or n.HNU. ai st Washington, Feb. 6. ('.rain dealers appearing before the house ag-. rieuluure eummittee proposed that the government pay the guaranteed priee of $2.26 a bushel for the 1 ! 1 ! wheat erop and sell it to the consuni-,% 51 er at the world marKet priee, whieh . they estimated would be about $1.25. The witnesses generally be lieved this plan will cost the gov ernttient probably a billion and a j, quarter dollars, but satd this loss was preferable to any .attempt on the part of the government to maintain an artitleial priee. Representative Rover of South Carolina. suggested three other plans: that the wheat movement be entirely on the pre war basis; that ... r., the movement possihly !>e restricted ' by i tie government being authorized to sell or buy so as to prevent ma- ?' nipulation and that the district move ro meat be entirely on the pre-war ')f basis with the export movement under federal control. The committee was holding hearlugs on the bill prepared by A. \V. ^ 4.1 lasgow. counsel for the food ad- ^ ministration, in co-operation with er the department of agriculture. The dealers strongly opposed continua- 'lf lion as provided in the bill. They 1 ^ however urged continuation of the 1,1 corporation for buying and selling ni the crop. Wl Chairman Lever also announced his disapproval of the measure as rr drawn, declaring it granted broader ni powers than those of the food eontrol act. Ij. F. fJntes, of the Chiea- f" po board of trade, declared the proposal was "vicious," while grain dealers testified that Mr. lllasgow f" . II i!? SI! ji.iw ?i i rw -*;?i i i ? 'i iii*-ii uiua and drafted a bill unnecessarilv Sl broad. chairman l.ever announced none of of the committeemen "s< riouslv ron- "f aider the building of elevators of warehouses for the storing grain." and that this section of the hill could be eliminated from discussion ; A. K, Reynolds, of Crawfords- , ille, Ind., chairman of the legisla live committee of the Grain Dealers ^National association, said a crop of | 1,250,000,000 bushels was in prospect, and he with other dealers j thought the world price won hi he about $1 25 a bushel. F. C. Vandysen, of Minneapolis, 's Aaid the present is too early to make at specific plans under which the grain al corporation should operate, but he b< added "the President should he given ' broad authority in handling the w situation." j el Control of imports and exports l>' and the closing of exchanges to fu F tore trading will minimize govern- T ment's loss in maintaining the price, si Mr. Vandysen declared, adding that Si licensing of the exchanges would he I. unwise Mr. Vandysen said he fnv- It ored leaving the question of price BY TSNi.SC QUICKLY ? SHE WAS RESTORED IT Jiau Heen in Had Health Thrcp i>< Years, She Savs. p in GIVES IIKill PRAISE. Ht II Gladly Recommends Tanlae. for |, She Found It Fine Remedy. st U 1 g< "It was a short time nftei I be- (y f;:in taking Tanlae before I h.nl tie come able to do my housework." na?d Mrs Pannfe Ripley, of ('.luck j, T\1111. Anderson in a Statement sh gl nave May 25th. "I had been in had , health three years when I began taking Tanlac, and during the sum (j ours of 1 ! 14 and I hi I no* ^ In on nhlP to rln mv nnnlf Ino f V? wl Buffered from Indigestion, and ev- . erythlng I ;it? hurt me I had very p had spoils of Indigestion ami hean- (l aches and norvotis attacks. It was soon relieved by Tanlac, howeves, j and the Indigestion was stopped ,, The Tanlac relieved the nervousness j and headaches right away. I soon got so I could sleep well and rn? ( whole system was built up ami f p'rongthoned. I am doing all my j housework now. o 'J arn glad to recommend Tanlac, \ for I found It to be such a One p remedy" I: Tanlac, the master medicine, 1* l old exclusively by J F. Mack?y, p Lancaster; Peoples Drug & Grocery p Co., Heath Springs; C. O. Floyd, i Koishaw.?Adv. t ith the coiporatiou, suggest i at through control of world en s the government might sell I heat advantageously despite wer world price. S. Carkener, of Kansas City, < ared a loss will have to be boi id that if wheat was held by i ivernnient it would "become a c< inonnoa " Nisbet Cirainmar, of Buffalo, pi if government should ronflue its wheat and wheat products leavi her grains to be handled by i tte dealers. TTLE NATIONS WANT MO PART IN A LEAOl (Miiand ldqtiai Bepresentation \V Big Powers on Supreme Court. Big Nations lHslike Idea. Paris, Feb. . Although the t peat allied and associated pow bieh tire directing the peace ci rence have turned over much ie work to eotuinission. the soei ' nations question, especially w Terence to the smaller nations, 'coming rather a knotty problen The smaller nations, it is declar ant full equality in a society of 1 nns tind also greater powers tli e plans already outlined g em. The great powers, on the o hand, are faced with a situatl at if each state is given one me >r on a supreme court of natio icy might find themselves in inority although their reque ight he much greater and prohal on id he. It is not believed the great pr s would consent to an arranj ent of tliis sort and a situati milar to that at the second llac 'nep conference appears to be e making The experts on the etv of nations questions are ho I of Tinding a way to get 1 nailer states to agree to the pi i that it will not fnll as 1011 oot's scheme for a sunrome en ia, whon they wont in The Industrial School for \V iris at ('.mipohello was opened nnuary 1 Mrs Klla C I'errv is uperlntondent. She is a womar borough training and wide e? enre and the hoard feels that et iter leadership 'he girls will ispired to live cloaner lives 1 i hool at f'ampohello i? onlv t orai lv situated at that place, it eels to move soon to tlw new lui igs now going up on the Mr iver road near Columbia. T1 wildings when completed will reatly to the looks of the s imls on the Broad River Road. For a Iong time the state hoan harities and corrections has a< ated the jdacing of the Negro M teformatory at Florence. cont uis to the Industrial School Shite Boys. and the placing ioth Institutions under ttie s management. This plan of the s tonrd of charities and correct i heartily endorsed by the s oard of correctional administrat 'he hoard of correctional swim ration advocates the moving of nations failed of approval at I tcnnd conference at The Hague EARS REPORTS ON THE STATE INSTITUTION late lloai-d of ('orrect ional Adin 1st rat ion Mo'ts Tuesday tn Columbia. Columbia, S. Feb. ft.?1 ato hoard of eorreet ional ndni tration, which has charge of all itutious for the training of b ad girls that have transgressed \\s of the slate, met in Colum uesday morning. The follow ere present: Dr. A T. J a 111 is luirman of (Ireer. wood; W" Ii. V nr. Charleston; K. M. M-itthe lorenoe, and M (' . Clary, (iaffn licii' wore also present .1 H Job iperintendent of the Industi i hool for White Hoys, and S indsay. manaK' r of the Colo oys" Reformatory. The hoard hoard the report ' fr io dilToront siiitc institutions urr tu-ir control and was pleased nd all these institutions in a In ly condition, though some ehan lould he made to make them in Tirjent. The Industrial School for \V1 oys at Florence is serving its p ase well. The hoys are in a I liyslcal condition and thov are in Kood work in the school. The negro hoys' reformatory 1 >on have a teacher who will ru?t the hoys in the rudiments n education This need has Ii uiK recognized and the hoaui a'tinK educational facilities l it the hovs will he better fitted mi l citizenship when thov come LANCASTER NEWS, *j DOCTORS SAY ^ 1 CALOTABS ARE z BEST FOR FLU! :m-j ^ Influenza and Crippc, hike Ordinary Wai Colds, Itequire falotahs, the IVrhit fected Calound That is Free From ' proltili >ri-| Nausea and Danger of Salivation. ,rs i pa rt in i Physicians and druggists rial in '"i*"4'' tliat the great epidemic of influenza hecn i 'E has conclusively demonstrated that i'nder tlie (| .. kest cure for a cold and tinbest preventive of influenza and itl? pneumonia is to keep the liver active ,u:,ke so that ttie digestive organs may tie tlit in perfect condition. For this pur- I'oinnu pose ('ulntahs. the mnv nausea less pntcth calomel that is frootl from tlio sick ening and salivating ofToots is tho ' most thorough and dependable, as Ivo U(.|| as dip most agreoahlo laxatixo. "Th ors ('alotal)s havo tlio spooial advan- rogcnl im- t.igo of not making tho patioot s?ck ,..in(|u| . and woak. as thov aro froo from tho nansoating and griping qualitios and Pttftur l,*y do not ut?s? t tho digestion and up- ostahli ith potito. One Calotab at bod timo ho mat js with a swallow of wator that's all. sorvpM A No salts, no nausoa, nor the slight- . >st intorforonoo with your eating, r,,'e ? ploasuro. or work. Next morning army th- your cold has vanished, your liver to ho ian 's active, and you aro fooling flue (jon w jvo with a hearty appotite for breakfast, j For your protection, Calotabs aro " no Rold only in original sealed packages. v;?can< ion price thirtv-flve cents. Sold by all arise." in- druggists and your money back if von are not glad you got them.? ns" Adv. *nolu?t st s negro boys' reformatory from Co- corps, llimhin to Florence and they are details looking forward to mnciirlnir lxwlu thein ,v at Florence for this purpose. now h ' ? Another subject thiit the hoard to t>e >n considered at its meetinc ?:is the overse need of a nemo pirl's industrial officers 'n school There are not prison faeil'- posltin s? t;es enough in Hi's state for nepro The uirl offenders: jails and the pen! vlous M tontlnry are no places for these un- ommei fortunates. Besides, it would be of nioi 'UI cheaper for the state not to mentio- praties " ' the reformatory side, to have these to th? " pirls at abstain school for nepro corps uirls. where they couM receive training for a life of set vice. SOI'TI nv() ADDITIONS MADE (ha TO CLEMSON EA(TLTY Textih 'n* mMtee Captain Cannon ami Ideutcimnt 'T1 vlllo, Morpan \|?|H>intc?l Xssistnnts In Ifion ? Apt-it ulturnl Bepartment. sltion. The ter. o: lln- other in- Cletnson C db'pe. F?-b f. Two ?? i)V it ddif'ons have lieen made to p.,. t' ( ichinp for e of the aprlcul tural ilepaitine: t Cant I, It Can- iff jim non uradua'e of Cb'inson eollece ((/ ? in 1 ' 1 t'l ) till' a n i til 11 It r ?!?? iwl iv III /i|. rnir si-. has I :tj?|>?*i 111 ??! assistant w s. I?r?"'?>x <>r of dait vino. and lias nlPVi ready taken np that work lli' siton roods .1 \ clutter. who roslpnod in rial nid"'- t . titer the rmntttPrrinl dalrv\ inp fo ld in Columbia, rial Kin it C 1. Morpan of Konturkv a c! tale of tin* l'nivorsity of Knnotn ttii-ky. ha boon appointed assistant dor jirofossm of animal husbandry to t.i suooood T \ It on so, who roslpnod al soj?i? >>io lli-- a no to po to the Apr! pes mltnurl and Mo hanical eollepo of ore Tovas Lieutenant Morpan before enterinp the army wis doinn eountv titaprioultviral apent v;oik in Keninr. tin l(v He is wo I prepared for the 0ne new position. Be a Joy-Walker, "Gets-It" for Corns of ? e. n 2 Drops, 2 Seconds ? Corn Is Doomed! I is When you Almost dio with your . ihni-a on and corns mako you almost walk sideways to pet away from _ thA nnln t f? Lr a vprotinn fr\ w A ?*! *. uta or two^and tpply I or S drops jj M> >ro? P??l CImo (Ml With ( . t? h "I . . of the world's maplc and only genulna corn-peeler. "Octs-It." Then, nnd then only will you he sure that your corn will loosen from your toe 1 of ao that you can peel It right off gloriously easy with your fingers Ivo Take no chances of continued pain ... and soreness ? why use k re a ay, irritating salves, plasters that shift gii- and p-> ss Into the "quick," razors and "diggers" that make corns bleed '"r end also grow faster? 1'se painless. nr easy, always sure "<lets-It." There's only one like it in the world?that's anif "Oets-It " 4 Millions have tried and O. K *d It for years It never falls "Oets-Tt." the guaranteed, moneyInn ^ hack corn-remover, the onlv sure j way. cndihntn t rifle at any drug store, tale M'f'd hy 10. lavrencv A Co..Chicago. 111. j 0,, Sold in l.ii.icasit-i and rccomi.ieiided .VVV _ 8 the t i inn remedy by J ! ' Mai l ev Co., Standard I>iuy fVimnunv - AHv ^ LANCASTER, S. C. 3 PROMOTIONS TO ? j| MM IE ALLOWED IN ARMY Modifies the Itule FtirlHildinK amotions After Signing of WM ?? ihington, Feb. 3.?Secretary |^S has issued instructions modi- = to a limited extent the blanket H= ition against promotion of of- f||| promulgated by tlie war de- ?== ent immediately after the ar- flf B was signed and which has 55= sharply criticised in congress. III.. Mi...' ....II.. 1- _ il Pershing is authorized to =7 H sue!) promotions as vacancies B authorized strength of his ?j~ ? ind may permit and the same === B C\ f) will be followed with re- === H to the army in the United ^ B I L 7> is relaxation of the rule with === / \ I to promotions." the memo- S u said, "does not Invite a tie- E H s e from the principle hitherto gas shed that promotions can not glVJ ? tie merely as a reward for past Bj^ >s. however, meritorious. The =- * ^ ? relaxed only to permit the S which remains undentobilized SEf ^rV treated as a living organiza- S l>/i 1th such promotions as would ~ rmal in times of peace to till s=^ ies existing or as they may E5 J ( new policy applies up to and ||g B( .* * I \2j! es the made of colonel and s=E B it any ofhcers. both line and F=^ B who are holding commands or E?ii I v / t which should carry with sE=H nigner rank than tho holders == avo will ho advanced. This is = Bp ^ accomplished In tho' army = |v (V as oven though there may ho ^=gB' 4 - of the proper rank for such B J now orders safeguard tho pie- s== Bi I praotire of giving officers roc- B -^5 uded for higher rank because ?=?B itorlous service the additional \ recommended as they pass in- E * inactive list of tho reserve on discharge. pE B m HKIt\ TKXTII.K MKKTIMi |?: Tv\ ggfl \T <;itKK\VIM-K, MAY H-t> |:^ i^VV^. riot to. Fob. 6. The Southern f> association's executive com- ?UllHJIHl*rTh * here yesterday decided to hold ? ? ext annual meeting at Green- NOTICE < S. <\, May 8 and 9 in ronnerlth the Southern Textile expo- Notice la hi May 5 to 10. A. 11. Cnrpen- undersigned w , ,, ... . . . of the estate ol f Greenville, was here to meet <K, ceased, on th( inetnhers <?f the committee. 1919 make hif Pi A nn/\m X A.1111UUJ THE UNI1 The policy of the Ford M lowest possible price, consist well known to require comnv conditions, there can be no cl Runabout Touring Car. . . Coupe Sedan Truck Chassis. . These Price Plvler A LANCASTER, FRIDAY, FEB. 7, 1919. RIGLEYS rhe Greatest Name in Goody-Land I^Sif ig 5E71 YSW |H I @ OU know the |j| realm of child- I IB hood dreams B is a land of | // \ sweets. Iff Jij * /*]rsome of j? those dreams p -Y^tas. a delightful JW0*$?*~\ reality by ?j taking home y%}i WRIGLEY5 | treguenxiy. I How about I ' tonight? I sm(otic<T Jj (J The MIIIIIIIIHlB >F DISCH Alt(?K. |administrator and apply to tho Pro bate Court of Ijancaster county for . . . 4. letters dlsmissary. ill. .K'?dmlnl?trato?| s- THOMPSON. A.lmr., r T. It. Thompson, de-1 Estate of T. It. Thompson, dei 3rd day of March, ceased. i final return as such Jan. 31st, 1917. 28. ice ncement I VERSALCAR otor Company to sell its cars for the ent with dependable quality, is too ent. Therefore, because of present lange in the prices on Ford cars. $500 $525 $650 $775 $550 s F. O. B. Detroit. s l i\yi i iii c iviatKey j SOUTH CAROLINA. ? I