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- g j j P . r PAGE EI , TUSKEGEE ? "j DELIVI Wall Known t'1H k National Ai taken - _ . Acaolioi ing. Pri? const Orangeburg teres sion of the ] llous * Colored Teacl be gi 8,l>n for thre consS speakers were to h ? Cipal of Tus] tion baraa and Mo brov f " t department o pr? ' * . kegee school >.' * - kins in preset ^ H beautiful ti ington. found d , , , bama. I)r. Moton preachers am weigh carefu lions at this t never been j day," he sai never a time ter opportun: never knew j vice and vali must be optir possibilities c I)r. Moton inj; done at He said that U , "an ever and t< 4> unique place re American pe( W South. To si n speaker said t its founder tl in donations C was over $1 eio- enrollment h; to over 2,000 It Silas X. Pl for mot secretary of the raiiroa publishes the eral hundred wh'ch is one in foods on ex< ?Stien vl] eell till The session prices terest and ma Ituarai achool men d up by 1 discussions F Perha vv* to the ment , , the session v time T. B. Williar Mat The sessio Ihr to the Voorh XT -Denmark up A. Mlnifee. """n ?l,o cnn S. Clark o jljUI Oil Hous;i Summer of 1 D. G. Jacox. Brooks of PI John Hope, . House colleg 4 * oers was had college, Pr kinson and were the Sou the executive ciation meets The comni dorsed the w by the Sout gross, the ror studying the mended the s city for the ? interest and throughout t V Jackson Dj 4 f educational ! y aini1 J ( ('al' . ^ agent of the . delivered ver iiirv work of the ri noon session. IgL . - J. H Bran gro schools, i fercnce with 'A under the au; Jtosenwald iu PLAN < (>\ IN Outline of \V Corps I J H r" ft Dr. C. V. "ftlth officer, outlining a pi over South members of a which will be anticipating demies. Recently 1 leeted l?y (he health service 1 ion bet ween t and the pi.bll established, at or the lf?. A The prOp'X denitologlc ai officer in ci health service 4 the cooperate ^H| curate report ^t canes. One o will be to re /preventable t! cause of the i mend reniedii v|V j ' Dr. Akin, I 1 " I ' j # GHT I PRINCIPAL list of physicians for recommendation rRS FINE SPEECH!to aPP?intment to the position of epi"' demiologic aides. These aides will be known as acting assistant surgeons, Nero Kiluoator Advises reserve cords. United States public social ion of Colored | health service. During epidemics ps at Orangeburg. they will receive a nominal salary, which will be paid by the public health service. Efforts are being made ' At the ses- procure for these aides franking National Association of pi.|vjiege8 so (hat no exp(,nse will be hers, which was in ses- jncurret| When these aides make ree days, the principal portg to (be S(ate health officer of Robert It. Moton. pi in-1 outbreaks of communicable diseases, kegee Institute of "One of the valuable features of' nr?e Work, head of thC;8Uch au orKan|zat|on and suoh reports I >f research in the Tus- K that (he gtate hen?h o|ncer wi? bJ President S. 0. At-, onai)|et| to predict the spread of an i 'ting Major Moton made epl(lemic trom ono looallty to another., ibute to 1 too kei Wash- aJJ(j bj. nojjng the increase in the cus-i er ot the school in Ala- toniary disease index for a locality j will be in position to start a prompt i asked that the teachers, jnvest|gat|on ami t0 institute rem1 all leaders ot the ra? e 0(jial measures which will largely lly their words and "o-,heck a further spread of the epiime. "The country hasLjemic. is ner\ous as it is to-j "These aides will keep the state d, and yet theie was, health office in close touch with every when the negro had bet- coinmunity in the stnte. j ft>P, sure I itics, the white people that tbe organization will be Of great 4 is much about the ser_jVaiue checking epidemics in their V le of black people. We jncipiency and in saving many vain- i nistic and believe in the abjp ]jVes ? T our race. l)r ,\hin said that the epideniioreferred to the work lie- |ogjc aides would be physicians, and the I uskegee institute. wben possible, health officer* of the institution is as useful ___ , .. . . ? ? ? i various communiucR 01 me siaie. continues to hold an py procuring the franking priviin the hearts of the, |,>ge for the aides, it is hoped that iple, both North an(Vniuch more complete reports of owtio\v that this is true the breaks of disease will be received. By that since the death of being kept thoroughly informed as to le total amount received outbreaks of communicable and proalone, from all sections, I ventable diseases, the state health ,500,000, and that thei authorities will he enabled to take ad increased from 1,500.8tCps to check the spread of the outj break. oyd, of Augusta, On., is The physicians will also be able to the national body. assist in enforcing quarantines which I "National Note Book , ,n.iy be established, and will provide J of the leading perlodi- tjie state health officer with a force jj .fjy colored people. , upon which he may call in times of, i Friday wmis of much in- emergency. The organization protninv able wjliite and negro }se3 to he of inestimable value in pro-' elivered addresses. ThcJ tecting the health of the state, and, ridav afternoon were de- progress will he watched with in? 1 elementary schools And^tc>rost by those who are alive to the ias presided over by \V. importance of conserving the public us, of Hampton, Ya. [health. n Saturday was carried iees Industrial school at HARRIS TELLS WHAT on invitation of Martin COTTON IS WORTH At the Denmark confer- 1 U1 lu/s IC> akers were President J. f Southern university, Sajs Mills Could l'ay <? "? Cents and r., I-?., PiesMi'at F. A. Make ( imiiI Profit on Manu'alladega. Ala.. Principal, factoring. Norfolk, Va., and Daniel liladelphia. Pa. and Dr. i 1 While on his recent trio in I he LIIU |IIUMUCIIl til MU'lll* e The election <>f otV.-* Piedmont country in behalf of the upon the return to State American Cotton as oc ation. Com-, eaident H. S. Wil- lionet Harris cot into an arcn- ? President It. W. Mancej m"nt with a cotton mill man in roth Carolinians placed on ? ' ! ,ht? Profits that wore possible , committee. The aaso- 10 ,h" nianufaeturer out of a pound in Haltitiioro next vear.!,)f Ct',,on- The "illl manager was reitteo on resolutions in- 'Utest.d to take his pencil and do the oik that is helng ..one P?urinf or hin elf. Mr. Harris rehem Sociological - on- P?rts thi" 1 manager admitted amission Of college men that the 1 ?wed that he could race question and com- '???J<e a good profit if cotton were sell-f chool officials, rural and f,,r 65 l"n,s P'r P,,nnd' Ra8e(l eneral increase given In "P?n lho P *. nt prices of manufac-, pay to the schools ,ur,Ml S?ods he cWuntrv ' Theodore Price in his "Cotton and ivi . me rai agent of the! Finance." declare* that the "dry >oard of New York city' K?o?l? market has not weakened." 1 well, of Louisiana. field Th" National Association of Hosiery path" lean, s and Slater funds.iand Underwear Manufacturers de-.ulate y fine addresses on the r1'"'08 lh:,t "1?11 prices for knit goods come nral schools at the after- w,u b<! ,ho highest on reeord." will h According to Dun's Review a sta- ing. tion. state agent or ne- P,e worsted fabric that sold for $1.35 "Tl conducted a special con- a >'ard in January sold last week at latum the teachers working,*2-50- "A V,'1V ' heap cloth thw used new c -pices of tlie Jeanes and]^ sell for ..1 to .>.? cents pci^utd stocks mis. sold last week for $1 per yard^k A just a - ?- pricft oi 26 cents .1 j ?rd was qutnwl . . 115 \T DISEASE ' h'ha la-1 v.ek on a cloth thWt ton in . was sold in n.illi >n va d lots L'o veurtJklhcre SOUTH CAROLINA aROfor . 1L d "How n Iich of 'tint, tier 1 * Com tn^y'e ork for Medi.nl Ite serve missioner Herri*. - tht 1^^^ ly Assistant stale ' 'le is allow* d '!.!% ;n a v hi^B salth Officer. 1W,H K"'p hin' \"n "taking ' " war not idl ~~ \\ 1 >Mi:Ny.i \ 1 < >1 1. manlp Akin, nssi 'ant ami. ^ ?tt ? hi! VI' I is at the present time' Housework itl hard onpuyh when'point Ian by whieh pby icians healthy, flvery Lancaster Toman who telll b Carolina will become i|B having Lackaehc. iuWjtud nervous would \ medical reserve Corps,\flp0lls. dizzy hoadaches arfd kidney <?r say, 1 or the utmost value ini t,ladder trdubW -houlq be clad to such i and combatting epi- hood this I4n?' t *i wqftnan's experi- eent r. once: 1 > have 1 5 states have been se- Airs. T J. Hunter,/Elm St.. says: "X< United States public "j \in certainly recommend Down's such i In which close coopera- Kidney fills, for they have done me tho sr itate health atithorirties a wonderful ?ot of good. A few years to do s health service will he a(i0 I was taken with a sharp pain in cot a ^ South Carolina is one the small <.?' my hack and I could ..77 m 'hiidly straighten up. The pains were 1;irK,.| w>n is to appoint epl- simply ter'lblei My nerves were all Hn. jf dCs to the state health unstrung and 1 thouht I would go The A rmnectlon with public wjjd. Dlzuy shells bothered me. too.'?,)(,n > work. Tho purpose of and I felt tir^d aut most of the time. | ginCe r>n Is to secure more ?c- \jy kidneys gave yme a lot of trouble.' for th s of communicable dis- ajso Some frl&ids recommended ducer f the dutit* of the aides i>oan?a Kidney IMfls and I began us- hands port foci of Infection or |nR theni. It onl>\ took Doan's Kld-Jhopo liseaaes, to ascertain the ney plUll a ahort \ime to give me W(,r!d outbreak, and to recbm- splendid reflet and atter I had fin-j "Tt al rAoasuTes. labed on? bo*iJ, kuis entirely cured." Cottoi q aAsitking of tte organ- ^ 60c, Foatei-Mil- ed am . ? n . ; % THE LANCASTER NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C. Impro M imiKgM V \ 'freeclpm \ --------y"|- i=j^J of action / in .?^ I I I ' /// \ Seat anc* { ^ /i ?* \ ?** 1 V // // ]| exactly \ V Ij^ilmlO\ like your /' '/ fl1 ^-| I: :l H; ? trousers \ Jj 11 I ? * W/I^E l I^ Jf J ? Opens on IBB', i ] the side / i Wa'.m ^sit^ <5r&^H; Adjusted against the powers that ntanip- zation and is going to push to a the priceB. Hut the fanner hasjcessful end That, with the final to the time when lie can and corporation with a capital stoc ave a say so about the price fix- $400,000,((00 to handle dlstn cotton Is the real medicine for " lis present crop is going to he alls cotton." tahly short. We will enter the! "The destiny of our state is rop selling year with no surplus measured in the next few days. There is a shortage of cotton the people of South Carolint s there is of cotton goods There come to the meeting in Columbia ally a liic carry over of raw cot- Wednesday, and let's start the the hands of mills, hut this year with banners flying and every fa wiil lie none Therefore I would determined to stick if out. W'( are predict what the price will win, and when we win we will tween now and the first of An- the greatest country, barring not 1Hut it will go to heights the world." k the farmers themselves have' m for (smith and heflin W:" speculators and tin- t() mare s|?eec oll^wrs and the manufacturers to wh,ch they can (Continued From Page One tod.tj^^The new crop of cotton , ..111 late. If the farmers nn ^ af p,.r hold thf mat kit until, y\nier|(.an association repor 'eieinIk-i^HK'>> thcrf would h? ^ government renort varied i famine fj^cotton that 1>5 per about ,hree-tenths on the July ! the the " or!<1 would j(OI, -phe association plana to 0 shut down.^^k semi-monthly reports on condith tw. wo don't to resort to bjR niPetinfC wm t,?. hold in Sei means to get oi^^Lj"'fch's. hut if |)f?r with de'egates front every r leculators of the force us I Krowjn>, county in the t>elt preae bo. we have nothinj^fcj??do to wblch a minimum prlfce for < fair price for cotton^L will be tixed. te spinners of the are v. ?,,i ,.t ,t, . ih?v An apron is the first artit y out or the market aM" <ney .1 i m,|,iril clothing mentioned in history. >oKink to the bear spect^ftors. ? reatest bear raid is belngWiad? , u , , ^^.,.,1 >lr. VniiKliuu, Farmer, Tolls He cotton that was ever r)lni?Le<1 tn,. oionio ? o.i .i IiOBt All Ills Prize Heed C'oi the staple was first planted. e thief time in history, the pr* "Sometime ago sent away for has the situation in his ow-iiW>''(,i*ri!',d 8?ed corn* l>ut il ,n ' and can name his own price. I "m' hung it on a rop that he will realize It, as the ^MPd?d from roof. Hats got it realizes that this is a fact holkhea,H mo- but they d,d beCi le organization of the American got j|^dead whopp* in the mc 1 association Is now being push- aft* r^kry'n* HAT-SNAP." Three rl the farmer and merchant and 2Sc, &t^fc**,t)0, a?'d and ?uari1 *>? mon I, Hefctnd ftils nrwani- bv Pen??Lt'','*rry v 4 . ved?from J COMBINl tures of shirt ai with all the b really know wl when you we; The full blouse band allows dom than a s The closed seat like your tfoi sanitary. No I ing split to bill cide leg open it plain sight, is > strain on the' 1 Guaranteed tc money b^ck. you Rockincl your sake as w MenVJap Silk Unions . Men's Diamond Silk Uni v Men's Silk Mull Unions Men's Striped Madras Ui MeiiV Checked Muslins HOLD h Lancaster L "The Best l?k LANCASTER CKIN lletic Underwear sue- POINTS OUT DUTI1 aclng, OF (iRANI) k of eased J (Continued From Pa what , tion. or by presenting i to be nf your own initiative, v I la (ions of the law may 1 to your observation, next wish to assure you fight nectlon that this office rmer times ready to eoopern ' ean an,j render you any assi have ble in the discharge of rie, in "Very truly, Sam'l M. ; ney (leneral." The pen is mightier th when it comes to n;nki IILV ucr* noes look like lib cents. .) Human nature seems much the same the worlt cent. In Germany und Mexico. t and n . Yes. Hazel, to meet , on ly ^ sure sign of deathfl A li rides around in a hearse issue >n. A ^ Some men do the rii Idem- cause they are afraid of otton jf tjiey do otherwise. nt. ai ? otton Even tthe tnan who I AKXOl'NTKMK "le of _____ For Sfftto Hem At the Bollcltutlons ,w i throughout the county, j nounco myself a cand Rome! State Senate to fill out i nun- term of the late S< e hub- Hough. fl. 1 all? i miHfl I For State Sen, irnlng I hereby announce m Hlzea. date for State Senate to inteed pired term of the late \ . 1. .. ^ >lQY 9UN ^a I mirr>cin i V U'f' I l'E<r)Un l , Week to Ki(,. ' I I 2S all the good feathe union suit and the ad drawer?does away ad featuresl You will iat Cool COMFORT is ar a Rockinchair Sui^ 3 above .the snug wai|ijp ren greater bodily fre ' :hirt?nothing to by and crotch are ex^Y lsers, comfortablej jack old-fashionec^l ich up and anno}f I lg, v/ith two buy J /ery easy to aau^ji muttons. ( _ Ithe country's ) fit and please?Vh was $13,We'll be glad to\'J iair Union Suitsf-355-100 V249.450. fell as ours. ' vyber /and \hi!e ions $1* $2.2 riions $2.5 Unions :\C'1A'SIVKLY BY I department Stores I ice to Shop After All." SOUTH CAROLINA ICH All * for Men & Boys 2S keep his appointments JURYMEN <,own when it compsfriendship letters. ? ( ige One.) News ^ the offenders \ mnn <an ut u?ed toWjffi vherever vlo-(. ^xrrpt ,hp j come under i 1' e in this con ,te with*' > SKK?9 istanoe |khm< your duties.^ (lrpp0|?V \\M Wolfe, Attor-1 * S1'* i an< i an the sword I I H_\| ng hank bal- ? AutomobiMi .0 b<. or,Trucks and 1 over, except la . V I Tractors | ve man never ^|k <ht thing bo-1 fl iw-tnn caught j Does your car ste? never falU to Steer. thjfl I AYincftl of friends l4vAlllAa*n I hereby an-1 , j Id ate for the , I the un.'xplreil y ^ - \0 it' Miator W. C i . ' | E. BAII.E8. | ?? j difference in yse f a candi-l * , ,V vif fill the'uuex-'l V. C. Hough, it 4 MP N1NGHAM. ' 11 ir|i1'