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PAGE EIGHT MINERS WANT THE MINES NATIONALIZE] 0 1 (Continued From Page One.) I will give way to conservation of tt nation's heritage in the interest < posterity. "We, the United Mine Workers < America, in convention assemble) representing the workers who ha^ their lives and the welfare of the dependents Invested in the coal mini of the country, do therefore resolve: "That we demand the immedial nationalization of the coal mines < the United States. That we instrm our international ofllcers and the i ernational executive board to have hill prepared for submission to co Stress containing the following pr visions: "First. That the govermnen through act of congress, acqu're tit to all coal properties within the Uni ed States, now owned by private ii terests: by purchasing said propert at a figure representing the actui valuation of said property, as dete mined upon investigation by accrei 1ted agents of the federal goveri ment. "Second. That the coal mining ii '<lustrv be operated by the federal go 600 quickly relieves t'onst ipaUoi llilloiisness, 1a>s>? of .\|i|H>tlte an Headaches, due to Toi-p:?l Idver. . <4 ... Mrs. O'Leary's Lamp may have cost her 25 cents but when the cow kicked it over it cost Chicago $150,000,000. Fire insurance costs little but it may save you a lot. This agency insures against nearly every kind of damage that can possibly occur to nearly every kind of property. Lancaster Insurance Agency IUA l>. JONES, Jit., seen" . Ijitncnstor, S. C. Inp yeni who, thoujrn ???~?~~~~????? Ouch the deepest - -= hearts, will never lie and see the plnee w| ? \ rest. lr inny ntTer OClV"S CUl /&' fort nnd sntisfnet' *?ess photo^raphp i will In some in? minds the her denr ones llr ^ ft'-*h -"'C'i. 'zzzr Gram te In the ' propar' . d~ ZZ' andi-Ol'll Sggt: , trVE /SATISFACTION H ? : (diiW'.hi ir ' I 7 to raise ' througl i | STEEL CORK CRIBS part of ' AND GRAIN BINS SEC 1 Bins will mice, birds, insects, dampness o SECURO Crib. f < Sure Protec | SF.CURC Cribs and Bins are \ ' heavily galvanized corrugated iron, m J repairs, and are just as cheap as woo< 1 tilatior arts as suction and draws fresl t from mould. WRITE FOR FREl , Com Criba and Grain Bins. < fc.--.sp . s ' . *- ? r, ^'11, ' "S: ~ JONES IR ROCK 1 eminent, and that the mine workers I) be given equal representation upon such councils or commissions as may fff be delegated the authority to admin ister the affairs of the coal mining inle dustry; of the authority to act upon af the question of wages, hours of labor. conditions of employment, or the adjf judication of disputes and grievances d, Vithin the industry." tc A third section instructs the inter-. ir national officers to start a campaign) 2S o bring the demand for nationalization of mines to the attention of the te people, and o secure the support of 5f all progressive elements. The reso-l rt lution continues: n- "We further instruct our represen-1 a tatives to urge In the coming confer-! 11- ence with the representatives of the! 0- railroad workers' unions a working alliance for the purpose of securing' t, the adoption of the Plumb plan fori le nationalization of railroads, as the! t- initial step in the tight for the princin pie of nationalization, with the un-j v derstanding that such an alliance will, il continue to press the issue with un-^ r- abated vigor until the principle of na-j [1- tionalization has been extended to em-j 1- brace the coal mining industry of the | nation. f "And be it further resolved. That 1 v- our organization for the reasons set; ~ _ forth above carry its fight for na^ tionalization of mines into the I)otl minion of Canada and throw its influence wherever possible behind our members in Canada to the accom-, 1 nlich mnnt of iVio on/1 *? The miners voted to Rive medals to all members of the union who served during; the war. GREAT HARDSHIPS FOR THE SURVIVORS! (Continued From Page 1.) is covered with raw sores aggravated by salt water and sun. What became of the remaining 52. men on the Winona. Cuebello does not know. The Gulf Refining tug Senator Mailt y went to the relief of the Make III Winona l ist Tuesday, finding it , aground about 100 miles southeast! of Tortugas. The tug found that it, could not he lloated until lightened, j """* ' so left it. So far as known here, the been u: crew wore on board in safety after thei eyes, storm. J ^ ^ PERSONALS. I Kersha\ Misses Bessie and Margaret Cun- ^ ningham spent Friday in Charlotte.' w as a v Mrs. A. J. Gregory is spending | yjiss some time in Winston-Salent with re- , ? ! | ^11 M U latives. ? Petit .li i .Mrs. Jack Smith, of Columbia is; the guest of her parents, Mr. and; .. y j Mrs. W. T. Gregory. j ^ j Dr. J. It. Funderburk has returned Osrai , home from Columbia where he h.isi Irv.n . - ( J. A OOdlias proven it will euro Miliaria,' ^ " Chills and Fever, Itilious Fever, Colds ^ '' anil lav<iri|?|M>. It kills the serins that " '' , cause the fever. Fine Tonic. ! C. It. t J. W. I|v Keeps it J'j clean j";'' 11 and 1 m Dfy . ? RY bushel of corn r.rul grain .losej ved from waste is extra profit ,{ '? i your pocket. You may toil NV- ' ; a bumper crop, and then, "j su d improper storage, lose a large K ^|{ it* j F. lURO Steel Corr/ Cribs and Grain W. I prevent this loss. Neither fire, rats, r thieves can harm train stored in a I'. II. ! I / lion prom Fire N,.? T practically in lestr^ctible. Built entirely of Ohio ist proof. ^They are easily erected, need no len constructions, A patented system of ven7 *TAJceep,K? i1 tl rv to Co,u Si CATAIAJt^fJE describing bstUKl) / AGENTS WANTED \ / w'r *?nt live urnti to sell our line of 1 noniitlf ( fuv?ji!/-ed firm equipment. Liberal rno?- | Vmt^ifnt ar.d *:tive CO-ope rat ion riven / 2^' > 111 fVRITE FOR PARTICULARS / retlirilJ f Jr.. or ON WORKS 11 ix, s. c. LT THE LANCASTER NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C. I *?f WE Mhm r 1Contains illuslt scribed instruct dreds of diffe ^ young and old. ? y/ You've Never Seen Such c if beautiful and novel designs and styles, vou have never obtained such splendid YARNS will bring you. They're the soft t wonderfully colorei MINERVA Y* TOQUES, Sh Lancaster "The Itcsl l'la< ndergoing treatment for his ""T " "" ?? q up t irv . MeDermld spent Sunday in kJ J * v with friends. v-q Bridges, of Heath Springs CRIMSON CLOVER t isitor to Lancaster yesterday. ^ wv ia ,)I!ST DI)nni Louise Hill, of (Ireer, is the We can supply all var I^.VLss IVurl Coffey 8eedg for Pft,j an) try for First Week October Our stocks are pure, fr Term of Court ltMO. K Ure right, our serviey Hinson, Lancaster 6, yr Thompson, Lancaster 5. q|||s?t|7\7 G?ri Shute, Lancaster 8. JKl iCilNlli I mjD Jackson, Lancaster. Faile, Kershaw. t'HAKLl Harr, Lancaster 5. . Cole, Pleasant Hill. Wolfe, Osceola. lilacknioa. Kershaw. _ Jennings, Lancaster 1. Morton, % m Harper, Lancaster fi. . Nesbit, Lancaster 1. fck \| II ^| . Taylor. Lancaster. P 11 I* J| I I ^ t. Card nor, Kershaw S. ^ | I Ik Craig, Lancaster 4. 1^^ I m \| II S\ Faulkenherry, Heath Springs I JmJJmJmhmBmmI L Johnson, Lancaster 8. J. NOMINATED IN SIXTH | | g N Sioll l^ jui (Hor StirrwiMHl lli ^ ' |ljil!||!l Carolina district, according to I or additional contest austain-l V*fc a Mtnte committee at its meeting) T ^w flKSSl K? u ill the nominee and on October i 9 ' *&* ' " * ' * >* > ' * I MINERVA ING BOOK qtions and clearly delions for knitting hunrent\ style models for in Assemblage and for ijiat matter results as NflNER VA est, sturdiest and most I KNITTING YARNS in i 4/WVS for knitting SPOl I AWLS, LEGGINS, ETC., Department lores e (o Shop After All" -GRO" | t3c per lb. / \oATS $ l.HP'per bu. Jp* ie\ies of jiHelcl and Vegeta1 vlAipw planting. e&M'tLnd reliable, our prices Is pnVinpt and courteous. ED COMPANY SHTON, S. r. jjj .out for For, with Prince Albert, yoiiVe got t that cuts you loose from old stung Made by our exclusive patented pi from bite and parch and hand9 you a that ever was scheduled in your dire Prince Albert is a pippin of a ^ij beats the band t Get the slant thfct man ever longed for in tobacco! \ figure up the sport you've slipped Albert quality flavor and quality sati You'll talk kind words every time yc Tmvpy r?W lafi, tidy r,W lims. hand com dart ? and?that clatcy. practical pa tpmnp* moidiMr fkaf kaap* thm I R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Comj 1 A TUESDAY, SEPT. 23, 1919. all the world. U SUITS, SWEAT'ETC ^ | KICK I ; Gregory BrosJI lAX AS I IIH, H. ( . n II Automobiles .ML Trucks and . Tractors We me |?rnu<l of ilie confidence d<? tors, ilruKKUlf* an<l Hie public have ii """ 1 IH1I an?| l<Vver Tonte. >. * ?. Ti>MH 0?. f the smokegame with a jimmy if you're hankering for a handwhat ails your amokeappetitet ff ^ 1 new listen on the pipe question ' ' ; tongue and dry throat worries I ocess, Prince Albert is scotfree ibout the biggest lot of smokefun * I ction! - pal; rolled into a cigarette it P. A. is simply everything any You never will be willing to ^on once you get that Prince s(act ion into your smokesyatemt u get on the firing line I > taanJ and katf-namnd tin ham4? and krylal glatt Ammidar tail A thttea in tar A mar fart eanditi an. ?any, Winston-Salem, N. C