Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PAGE TWO | When Labor Unions Have Taught Follow Their Example Chaos W Manufacturer's Re-cord.i tdaetioc of the < No man Is entitled to eucces* ex- crease in price n cept through work ling. Inefficiency and .aziues.! hive no Imagine for c claim upon mank.nd or nainten- would happen if aaoe country should t Th- world owes no man a ..via* permit the los* o un.es* he is ? ilmr *o w >r3c to ?:et it. one com crop Tk e farmer and L - ?:fe and b:s suth financial a \ m a v . *>; a . . ? J * -r Y'.'tvV a. - T * <- **r r s- v to '. * z afte- dark The -mer of t.oa *ould stand th knows frori. experience the n.~an- absolute starvat. .f farm work Hr w-u a 'arm bojr. ' -it-cry of polSt ar t it th.rteer the fo?- d if art rr.i'.k- theories put for :r* C half a dozer. rs, ?ft*a drat- ar.d by ianatoc iritrt 'i' footer from .rtder v eavjr th- * .Id -denuncii ?- ; - ? arf te j:. i by ".h *; * _ '. " ? h ? *r : - f*?t- avail tL< famtr las f a doxaa hags a*.: the eattiof itttpud the lees-, up ' a 'a:: -tpp.y ' * - i f.r tb.fr 5 industriously ca> - ; rt ' h - re? ..a- rr. *r.ra- thrtuacb :* ' -b? ; vt' -r .: akf as*, art r - thar k : ? jea te rs. T3 G 1 for th? ? IhOJ gtlltd >11 are br.r.-:r.z ?bl ii not ar; ke the e 11erier*.e of thrttteoi the abb a Ta-t rr.a. . r "y Ara-r. ar. farmer- *9 buy a s.nrle f*rr. y = to ! t rr. - r ar i t.*.e oxr op?t at a price n.'-: r. the farm as a z-re*-'. pr - i- that **h:^h noi j.- tl .. b ave a harder . 1 *:.ar. the "-her starvation r. - *'r.e;e. for the It v"i- the "-> *er - zood 'or*: r "wholly ii.ade.uat or bad fortune, as eome may eoaot it. people from d t. -;-:rid a tot pie f r.:?ht- art a day Tbi- the roaf ? - ?c> on a dairy farm : tr.:ons. heartily mllee from Baltimore la ntd*vleter, Federal Governm in i l^sirinc to koop with Iht f&rr.i- ar* 1 ; . ^ -a- - - l v- v ': - "* n time for the f.mil, HOPES 30TH 4 \\ 11? I? H] clock ;c :t< moraine on the bitter -*:nte- dlf. There til OO fir* :r. the ,, , # v , H .vl of \cw ro03. r. or :.-. -.0 '-.* <-e in th? kit ta?o ot I a a? rc a rmwl- ****** ?'? Soro Jr.. r. - d * : i: * ha'.' Pr*-*?d?-nt: <?'H f r.r.er te fait ly had eathered for ? break's-* V.'hen thai*, via- o*. :*. Greenvdle 5 f **as r*.i 11 dark, but the farmer and k:s jE? tv* fvture hand- wer.t OQt lO do lb* rn.'.kir? a?o'.ation. Cole v. h 'a- tone oy t - . 1 " of .an- Spring, cha.rrr. an tern- The milkinr f.ti = h<=-d the committee of the j *~re h.* h^d to a b:e -*a?ron returned to 1 an'' a load of milk *a? taken some town after a co t re- or four mile, to *he nearest de- a?r>r.ational and pot to catch the e-.r.y moraine tra.n. p)iai, .h<> r The writer a-' -.mpar. ed the driver ^an^ *3 M on t b - * r. p. spent a .ew moments j ^ y;^ K n' e -- ho tha*i3K out at the depot stove, then ~^ry A j* \*. foro rod* ba^k an;: was a*. the farm again <-r. jsted men tefore the first rays of the sun cox- "j hope to se<= rr.eo'ed to illuminate the earth enlisted man *i Th'- next night the same routine. f?f.ct 0f tve a?.?oc anl * '.at this farmer *a? doing?and spring* "I trust he ?as a man considered fa rly well OT7 associat.^ w to do for the farmers of h :s section? dcmoc rati'" orgar wac only an illustration of what all colonel Spring the r.- ghbor.ng fames we-e doing plan* for the reu and what a large port on of the farm- he.d jua'<-r- of ers of the entire country are doing 12 ,,* nioved to Ore months of 'he yes-, with 'he eywep- .t ha.ir.i t >n of a comparatively few- who may move rhe headqi * - il.'l gentlemen farmer* whose r .y,,. month as lvnd of sufficient area, or whose Hefore tb wealth is sufhc.ently great to Jutti- moved, ne stater fy an easier l.fe. Th- farm hand- assoc.ation w Are i jinx th:s all the time an<i the 0r the program 1 f?ra:-'5' w.ves are i ke w *e doing it "re'erendum ca a greater part of the time. former soldiers iJoes any one for a moment im- dtcate their int ag.ne that the farrr.e- is going to keep reunion by s on doing tta.s kind of work when he r?, :rn.nz theni :? being 'aught by the labor unions Krank p. Bowen of the country and by the Govern- it was learne ment that all that a man has to do General John F* to l.ve in and get high wjges manded the 27 !* to put his demands before the vision, which wa Government and ins.st that he will ;;otb when the I bHng on a nation-wide ?t ke i.* r .* pureed, will. ,n wishes are not instantly complied present at the i with'' It is a very well-to-do 'armor, among the speal ! ? 1 whose income is equal to that General O'Ryan of the bri klayer. 'he warp?-n*e- 'he .Jard off.cer wn railroad merhan r or the ra Iroad of xnajor genera conductor Thev have no su^h in- pressed his high come the-c men. though the>* work Hickory men * from S'? pe- cent to To per rent long- sj<]?- with those e- 1 in-* Their laf?or i* under g-ea'- vi'ion. .-r fliffir Jlties. for n; jch of it ha* to TH ERE SAL gardle--, of weather conditions, while TO GET the mechanic and the railroad men ar- to J very Ur!" extent fn-doo-s Sfory Jw *ni free from the hardships of wMth*. .. ^ Havr Oi er. The labor ua-ons of the coun'rr That * nre. by '.her example, teaching thei ? ftttrn'M that they too should cut Norfolk. Va . their boors of la*>or to eight per day woman turn* up or lens. aod while : educing 'heir marriage certifl< working hours and the volume o? have a death ce th4*!- product, should steadily in- it prese rr?a*e t( eir income f? matte-* not angle that n<*it that there ,s a spir.t of d.shonesty(Stephens, of the lo a system such as this What rare Judge Hruce Sit t i"" labor.og men. misled hy dema- court, care to pa rogues who value nothing except tie international robbing others, about a matter of -natter, too. foi honesty of effoft. American; hubta The farmer has long borne the while No. 2 is burden of the world's tasks He has through. The t?e^n the real burden bearer. In buck to the ju< rreater numbers than any other cia-* <oman with big In 'he co :n'r- he :n wealth le?s in his turn put to -how for hi- lor.g ho""r- and h - proof up to a ju ard labor H-s rebellion against to the Corporatl these conditions, which is inevitable As the case n unle-* the Government takes tire lead Rose- Georg' It in compelling a change from pr<-sen? bigamy charge ? methods of labor union work and both men but m labor union demands, will mean an, by claiming she enormous decrease in the food pro- by the war dt THE LANCASTER XE1 Ross laid do?n h.s life on the field* Farmer to ot F1"dm ' MMW' Mr Ross. chistened Zarharass i// B* Here I ( Dodopoloulis. who married the wo man in January at Honea Path. S C . and shortly thereafter -was caught in , x>unt-y and an in- the tolLs c# Th^ aemce act. r;...h ?... be start- *^.3,5 perfectly will.ng to get r:d of the lady, while Mahoney. who laced ne moment what thfi ,]Ur jgr9 n:n* -months farmers of the j9 ?cxjoy8 lo stay wedlocked. , to on a s.-.ke and; Tn<; sk<.,n tegan to wind itsej .one ? .e.- ,r >p or| xroaa<j police headquaters shortly .here wou.. fo.low ^fOTi. midnight Tuesday -hen Rosa, nd .ncustria. par. a,,t jons tack from overseas, came e -a* .s ,.ita-. jE in(j for - warrant against I face to .a.e w*'^|hj9 wife, alleging she was in a room " A" "a"a"'i"*:tfc another man. The warrant was cians a., the w.jd j issued and Detective George Ward th t o?_._e.on. serre ;t Ward found th nr? e>-r? where a.. , u Ros*- described, but when he read it .n -> ne - spapers , warrant Mahoney politely ;r.f:>rm.. * . ..d w>e ?..hou. tiim the woman *? h.s w;fe ana would simply have presented his marriage cert if ate in :. with th < cat.on ?TOfJ, tea h:r.r pe pie -j-v,. headquarters man gulped -arance ?< .. .. s.arted to say something and 'e. n-i-,r *av.nr 1 .... - - ? ? ti.- t trinflDc t?ctb the Mahorey? a situation "*hirb fc^ad^uaters where be confronted l.ty of the.r j?e 'p,*? *, b ^ rn w.th Hoss For a*h.le *t j '>ie '. pound f 'oodsv."*'fc5 ? h .*s.s bad placed h.xself in can~a?)' t.sc.es a? b.a". ,-,f su.t for false- arrest. bit b*r ? preva;,*. and e">en 554 jfjjv reotab^rttf b e had a xarwo.jd ru'.e every- r?a??. certificate of b.s o?a and went supply *o:lJ be t0 pet Ite to !iv<r mill: When thi1 ? as introd jced to the eath by starvation. p-^.-e the ? viLia adxitted t-oth xar to wb.'b the -a: or riac^s but claimed sh*- bad been notiItpfOltbd by tht ft-j -? Of,^' death in France ?*e ent ever since the nol have an oftclal not.fration jead n* the nation however, and the b.eaxy charge fol-j - - d DIVISION I E DEMOCRATIC HAD A RECORD APFETITE U--Uli"n Wi-h? Chile of 6 flM Devour E-tiro Raw Cod, Two Pounds of Candles and ' I?a> Be <V^n Several of Butter. >an May "*peak. 'E-centridt:** of Diet ar.d Tte'.r Ffon >.? Digestion" *a? the subject A ~ * ' ' " "k of a Irrtcr* d^li v*r<"-d at the In-".*u" e * " - *b i vision ^ Hyz1?ne by Dr. Sa'.'au Fenw-ick. | r.-'. K .m*-- F. The physician mentioned people who i of *>ie organization can w-rer eat enourh : who have an in a-- or. who v a? satiable hunger. In api>*arance they ( -j;c v. ~f. r> Qi-orze? are lean, feeble. Ill-favored. and they | r.'eren^e here -with baT* <* ilToroa? appetites However much they eat they are none the bet1' al committeemen , ' ter for It. -.ni r. e:.. >-p-rrr.- qq^ little girl of eight had a ?portal :i yesterday -hat t keeper to prevent her from eating the pe that a! idea of household goods. She would cheerfully tten by both off.'-er? devour aevep times as much aa any of Old Hickory other member of the family, end escap the time when an ,n* fcf,!n h*r "ttecdAt one day for a ? few minutes enjoyed a meal beginning 11 be elected pres:- ... .. ' . . j ? with an entire raw cod. two pounds of ;ation. said <" olonej kitchen eand'es and several pounds of that the Old Hack- butter. She was fortunately found boil! remain a str.ctly fere she got further than tfceae bora iization " d'oeuvrea. .? jr .sppaic of A r1'ci was locked in a little walled .1,,, .va garden far two or three houra. During n:on. stated that the ... . ,. . ,, that time she ate avery leaf the eoula the association won ... . .. _ lay hands on. moa* of the small twigs en-, il.e ea*:> in Sep- on tr,d was discovered in tha 1 been .mpos-ibie to not of gnawing a bough, iarters on the 22nd One boy ate the whole of bis Hotbwas or.gitia ly plan- Ing A young woman invaded a dairy. >e headqua-rers a>-e ate 2? unboiled eggv alx pounds of but1 all members of ter Cv* *riii drmck thre* p!sta ... . . . of rnllk and two bottles of wine; after :11 be roamed a copy wh)^h prnTidentlally for the dairy for the reunion with keeper, she fell asleep.?London Exrds" attached All praea of the 30th will in-j ention of attending! '?* the card* ?ndj ALL TIRED Ol*T. to the secretary, J _____ ' Hundred- More it, |jima-t<-r in Ihe d today that Major! s.me Plight. . O'Ryan. who cotn-j th (New York i di- T.. | Tired all the time; i3 or in a.-: w. n tne^ Waarv and worn out nigh: and day; lindenburg line wuj Hack'arheg. head aches. all probability. be Your kidneys are probably weakreunion and will be ed ter* on the program You Bh&u]d h<?lj> them a. theJr the only national; wo.< at'a.ned the rank j>>t on<. know? tell you how. 1. lid? repe<it?.<ll> ex- jj UrManua. Lancaster, says: opinion of the Old j A ^ yearj| aj;0 , had an al.ack of ho foigh. 3ide by kidney trouble. Headaches bothered in hi* N * V?rit di- me a greal d(.a| an(j then again. I _ would be dizzy and ray nerves aould IMIT EVEN ^ at' unstrung Spell* of languidness came over me and I felt tired TIN(? MARRIED tQost of the time My kidneys acted ir" regularly. When I heard of Doan'i irht-3 That If Von Kidney Pills, 1 bought some and I ne Husband, must say. they entirely cured me." < J-'nough Price 60c, at all dealers Oon't simply ask for a kidney remedy ?get Doan's Kidney Pilla?the nam* thai Aug 28 ?When a Mr McManus had. Foster Mi! Mm i with two husbands. Co Mfgrs . Buffalo, N. V. rates and claims to rtiflcate for husband why p??ople Buy Hat-Snap in Prefer nts a domestic tr.- ence to Hat Poisoa. her Inspector Billy (1) raT-SNAP absolutely kills detective bureau, nor rats and mice. <2) What It doesn'i nmftna nf ? > ? kill it eirM ? / 1 ? U?t. VIII.J rZ tw\.jr I.T It/ w,th RAT-SNAP leae no smell; they 188 oa Th"re ,8 a !lt* dry up inside. (4> Made in rakes. nc compliration in the mixing with other food (5i fats 01 r the woman Is an dogs won't touch It. Three sizes. 25c y No 1 is a Greek. 50c. $1.00. Sold and guaranteed by Irish through and L?neV^!' I,ru? r? 8nd W S 8,*w; , . man L Co. 1 inspector passed the ? lge by charging the NOTICE OK DlHfll XRf.K. amy. while the latter Notice is hereby given that the un the burden of the designed will, as guardian of the es ry by sending her on tate of Jesse I> PJyler. deceased, or on court. the 11th day of September, 1919 0* stands Mrs. John make his final return as su'l guar Mahoney face* the dlan and apply to the Probate four ind admits marrying of I^ancaster county for letters dis odiftes her statement missary. J. 1> FLYNN, i was duly informed Guardian Estate of Jessie D. Plyier part men t that Mr. J August 11th, 1919. 83-4 ft PTS. LANCASTER, S. C. Just between our Jap ,^j9tfFtt?z?K3B$f / never will ?-ise-up t peak-of-pleasure you ;T g'hMm 1 I happy you'll want to I1'! jn I graph of yourself brc HfM |j I P^e wn^ your smoke '? ., 1 open' Talk about s: *1'.''"^** XX, I Quality makes Pm I r*? k?>frtm ?-j t&irLss. R. J. Reynolds 1 NEW YORK BITCHERS understood that red GET NEW MEAT PRICES saUj pnc*swou,d et at lower than war-t v. ^ . ? .. .? The maximum fi New Nrhrilule Kana^ rr?.m 1.1 I schedule agreed up I t nt? for Chuck Mr*k to ?4 Beef of good an ten., For Cut Ore., Itih. rhuck &^k n whole cross rib. 20 New York. Aug. 2S?In an effort rn>, 24; stew beef to stabil.ze meat prices, the com- Hinds and r;b of mittee on fair prices for meat of the steera; New York states Association of Unit- sirinin ???.aV? i ed Master Hulchers of America, today round. 1S? cents; rit agreed upon a tentatiTe fair mar- whole top sirloin. 1 gin schedule cover.nt 18 basic meat 15. i'.en;- Tv.e list v. ill be given a tr.a! Lamb: I.eg of lai during the month of September. chops. 14 cents; < The margins agreed upon are 2 stew lambs under i cent- h:gher than those in effect dur- Pork products. ? j ing the war-time penod. but it was wrapped, 8 to 10 | Camels puffany price! faction to tJ ir? mM arorywharaimaciantiHcally aaaJad Mad* tO me poaka4*a of 30 cigarattaa or liberal'v vou ?i t.?r*ckmi?(300c.4*r.tf) , noeraj.y you si im a 4!aaama-papar-corarad and choXf I_>OC carlo* Wa Iroogty rtcom- bodied, yet SO mand thi a carton for tho . i_i_. home or ofKaa aoppl, or tim* V00 h*ht rr%aojootrar.l Freedom fn R. J.IUtmUi T?b?(M Co, unpleasant cigi Wititoo S*Um. M. C. . , enjoyable. In fact. Can many new wa premiums or g "* * TUESDAY, SEPT. 2, 1919. t"-w,*m V,Q"? o ctr-^aV of smokeluck that'll >ep-in-you.r-smokemotor. all right, if you'll irith a jimmy pipe or cigarette papers and e Prince Albert for packing! selves, you appealing all along the smoke line, o high-spot- Men who never before could an call a pipe smoke a pipe and men who've n, to hit the smoked pipes for years all testify land square to the delight it hands out! P. A. nan-tobacco, can f b;fe or parch! Both are cut out by our exclusive patented s so all-fired process! . get a photo- Right now while the going's *nng up the good you get out your old jimmy throttle wide p,^ or t^e papers and land on noke-sport some P. A. for what euls your tee Albert so particular smokeappetitc 1 r+ AAof foiotce <# K>U Tmr?> rmd kmgm. kmmjtmmmm mmwmj mrid km If In h m midor?? a nd mrmclrncml mmmmd crrmlml glmmm kmmtdmr artth tpmmgm * tkml kmmmm lkm Imkmrrm mmtk mmrfmet CMtWlflM. [~obacco Company, Winaton-Salem, N. C. luctior* in * h | lr : rvokcr) shoulders. picn:cs. table them to sell - 1-- to " poun 1*. T cents smoked .me figures ba on. unwrapped 13 cents: p->rk a.r marg.n profit 'hops. e-.dv * cents pork ch p<. on today follows: middle. 1 - cents d medium s.eers ^ man Is known also by the comcents a pound: pgny he doesn't keep > centa: cut cross m I'- Love may be blind, bat unfortunategood and medium ir it is nelthet\deaf nor dumb. < "rirrEs-sTiNGS^ 5; cut top sir.o;n. Wub the affected ^W rurfaca with h?u**... bold am mhai a or /'w nb. 14 cents, r.bi wwm ha* amtar. tW apply- /S7JK chuck 03 cents;' ^ J^J cost .0 4 cents. VA OAf>ITBP>? imoked hams, tin- TArvRUDj^ . , I *YOOR BODYCUAOW--ZQf, 60OL2d pounds, a cents a \ . \ / are in a class by themselves ? easily the (freshing, the most likable cigarette you . You Can prove that! Simply compare by-puff Vith any cigarette in the world at Put qualify, flavor and cigarette satishe utmost \est! et your taete.yhunejs never tire it. no matter how noke them ! The f xpert blend of choice Turkiah ,.r- ?v,-l 1- - " >Vw<ivvw?i>w^B v^amcis uetignuui?SO IUI1fascinatingly smooth and mellow-mild. Every one you get n-Wjand keener enjoyment! om any unpleasant cifjaretty after taste or any iretty odor makes Cameis as unusual as they ara tels appeal to the most fastidious smoker in so ys you never wtll miss the absence of coupons. ,.fts. You'll prefer Camel Quality !