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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1920. u | BUT I We believ terested in yo you. Come n | We invite | templating a < I tions or estabi i I- sign of this b< 1 of the commi I dividual depo I WE SOLI< * C0UN1 , I G. A. Neu STRONb 5 ? . IW MB i Jp > - ? * "" ? ONLY AGENTS OF HELL , j drinker, wh WOULD RESTORE (this accurse LIQUOR TRAFFIC i worker for ifluence for ^ ^ Polfiwnro I (Manuiaciurers ivctuiu, * Md.) CREDIT W One great epoch in the world's history which will forever stand out as one of the landmarks of human pro, \ , Washingt gres^ is our entrance upon complete , , * . , . , 'members of prohibition ox the liQiior trEific. means comi Through the ages millions and ten today infon millions have gone down in dis- authorizing honored drunkards' graves, millions additional c and tens of millions of widows and certain Eur orphans have suffered in shame &nd rejjef , agony because of the accursed work of the liquor traffic. As well might wgr? j^clud one urge the restoration' of free and' . ? . . , . - , iposal of Se unrestricted use of opium and co-, caine and other, deadly drugs as to 6 111 8 |l advocate the liquor traffic, which has wllson? Ior P been hell's most powerful agency * 16 UCC damninfe the souls and bodies of un-j numbered millions, for bringing to! Leading shame broken-hearted women and men> *nc wailing babies, dying because drink Kitchen, No had I'oLSed them of food and of!^exas> w^? fathers. suggest the Eevery man, whether as attorney mum autbo as trafficker in liquor or misguided - Ipor^ Iso has the i ? bers of the | mittee. ' ^'ceu ac eicnt MfillilS^ COALED TINS ONLY g isha11 sPecif3 ?T youc GBOCEGS j? | loans, some I PnAXWELLHOUSE 1? "^?, " I ^crrr I Conflden1 $ CUr bis I committ ^ I ill hi l?lml lllil'WM?WaS unt^ers1 \1 X1D 1' llliOO ?"Vi > u xjii.Lt If SHOW INTER! t e in co-operation, ur success. We w n and "talk it over" the consideration of change in their Ban lishing new accounts ank is to meet the r< inity as well as to se r?i ! Av. ? GIT YOUR BL rY SAVINGS B ^ / ffer, Pres R. E. Cox, SAFE / o would seek to restore European countries including Frc d traffic, is the direct and England, could not be exp hell's most powerful in- ed to contribute a relief fund evil. Austria, their inclinatoin beinj aid Poland in its fight against ILL GO Russian' Bolshevik government. FOR FOOD RELIEF AS TO BOLL WEEVIL MACHII* on, Jan. 30.?Republican the house ways and Clemson College, Jan. 29.?T1 nittee in conference late s a considerable demand for tesl mally agreed to favor different methods and machines the treasury to extend catching or controlling the boll v credits of $50,000,000 to vil. While a great number of si opean countries for food jons ancj mechanical devices h been tested during the last twei Armenia and Austria years, so far none has been fo ed in the original pro- practical, says Prof. A. F. Conr icretary Glass, since sup- a recognized authority on the letter from President weevil. The fact, however, that tl credits of $150,000,000 have been failures does not guai id to $125,000,000 by Mr. tee that some practical contriva may not be devised.' o vrvi n-ro niirnlionn J-SeillUCiULli; tVilllllll/l/CC- | * ^Vjutuuy A"nncio pui onaot luding Representatives quickly the devices that are off* rth Carolina, and Garner, for sale. Those who have had were among the f;rst to longest experience with these im $50,000,000 as a maxi- tions have learned to proc rization, ai-e counted on cautiously. tublican members to sup- While the Division of Entomol 0,000,000 loan, which al- of Clemson College is glad at approval of some mem- times to cooperate with any ^ Republicon steering com- ncaning person or firm in tryin I new method or machine, it distin Krennmont imo tornr>_ Iwifchhnlrls; iitiv nnininns until M^ivvuivj.v " | "*V wr....w..w ;r of the conferences to | tests have been completed and whether .the legislation | results clearly shown. If a met 7 the countries to get the has merit it will be supported, effort in this direction if it has not merit it will be ?=o le at the ways an means ported. Tests made this spring meeting tomorrow. inot be reported on until we ki :ial information received the production of pounds of s eemen through channels cotton druinjr the fall. A mac! ;ood to the effect that niay do many and interesting thii IP LSI I I We are in- | an I to help ? with us. | those con- | king Rela- | . The de- \ ^quirements j irve the in- 1 TOIMF OC )D liNLOO J ANK | Cashier 1 CONSERVATIVE MIMHIIIIIIM?? ! l mce but if it fails to proportionately ir iect- crease the ^ield, then it has little o for no value. j to the CONCERT FOR BENEFIT OF GRACE MISSION SCHOOl t *ES The .Greater Invincible Concer Co., will give a performance at tb iere Court House Friday, February 6 ting for the benefit of Grace Missioi *or School. Rev. . M. Carson is presiden /ee" of this school which has been doinj ?*u" I splendid work among the colore* ave I people. y~ Two blind musicians, James John unf son and Edward Mackey, are wit) a(^' this company and are well knowi over the country. They will be assist iese ed by Johnson's wife and daughter ran" Johnson was educated at the Schoo ince for the Blind at Kansas City, Kan. while Mackey was educated at th< t0? School for the Blind at St. Louis !red !Mo. The members of the Compan; perform upon various instruments iicluding Saxaphone, Violin, Mando lin,- Cornet, Guitar and Piano, an< P'^y|they are noted for their singing a'l 'Johnson's wife is a soprano singer weU(while his daughter sings alto. T,d g a I ward L. Mackey is a swef.-t-voice* c y tenor and his wife is a colcvlnn the soprano. James Johnson is a h.vs'-'). the hod nn(j A "personal" in London Times rr^.jruns thus: "Would anyone HKe tc can j subscribe to my wedding? I have ; 10Wjgirl and nothing else. I work hnr.' ,ee<l j but unless miracles happen marring line j is hopeless. Willanyone hel pa bustjed warrior?" "l I * v ! V GENERAL NEWS. V I * v j VVVVV\>VVVVVVVVV \ York has closed her public school.! : o nvn^?nnf inn Offninvf fl'.p QVil'Pf, ' fi ' l i fiu. ? ji Theodore Roosevelt has ucccpLeJ 11 a place on the Leonard Y.'vocl I'National Campaign Committee. 11 Senator E. D. Smith has a ca. c- of s flu and is in a Hospital in Wr.shinj1 ton. |i |J Bamburg has finished construction of her link of the Columbia| Savannah Highway at a cost of $30,S1000. li ? 11 Calhoun courrty has collected its |! full shai-e of money for the State ?! Memorial. The collection is in actual 11 cash which puts Calhoun ahead of 1 many of the other countries. fj || The New York Americans and the I Brooklyn Nationals will play ball in ! Chester, S. C., Anril 7. There will be i about eighty in the party visiting II Chester including representatives of lithe big New York papers. II .. , |! In figures made public a few days I ago the operation of the railroad*, | j Pullman lines, Express companies |; etc., has cost the government a lossII of seven hundred million dollars.The |! railroads alone show a loss of over 11 five hundred million. 1 j There is a) movement on foot in | the Smyrna and Hickory Grove sections of York county to annex |! themselves to Cherokee county. The = l ection annexed will include the I^Kings Mountain battle ground. | j Hon. and Mrs. R. A. Cooper wil4 ijgive their first official reception | Thursday of this week, the guests | being the members of the General I Assembly and members of the dif! ferent boards. | In the Pine Grove school district | of Marlboro County a modern | twelve room high school building is | under construction. It will cost $75,|' 000 and will be s memorial building | to a brave and unassuming soldier | of this school district who lost his | life in battle in France?P.oberi |! Fleming?whose father and uncle |.'are donating this building for this | section." ? | ?! New York is a Democratic city, II according to an enrollment made by 1 the Board of Elections recently. 1 ?: l Li. | lift 5= 7Z I lZ = I j Austm-P< i Lon ij|; L ijl Our stock of Hair < i i / Articles of all kinds t | _=======^==== | \ ARTICLES n M 41 VELMOT j | Skin Whiti | Hair Drea I Soap J MADAM V* | Hair Dres: i i|i Glosine ' f Temple Gi 11 PALMER L :j; Queen Hair HEROLINE _ ?> , | Ox Marrow . | Nelson's K ' 1 Harade iExelento Qui Makes Ha: Hair Soft ? s I Also good ;i| Austin-Perr j ^^ /wv^/>/vs?^rvw>^^>/^wwv,|Vs^v>Ai/N/sV%rwwwsws The Democrats enrolled ??mber five hundred and forty-five thousand, of whom one hundred arm seventy one thousand are women. The Republicans number three hundred and eighty-two thousand, of whom one hundred and thirty seven j housand are women. There are fifjty-fou.r thousand socialist.-, and over ;fivo thousand prohibitionists. Colonel Jack Chinn, 72, one of the most noted turfman of 20 years ago ! in America, died in a hor-;ital in Lexington today after a long illness from heart trouble and complications. He was a former state serator and leader in Democratic politics M and a member of the first Kentucky i State Racing Commission, which i body he was instrumental in creating. i Col. Chinn was much in the public / eye many years ago when Kentucky was in a state of upheaval over the J Goebel shooting. The former Italian ambassador at wasnington nas tne ionowingr to say of President Wilson, in a Statement in an Italian paper: President Wilson iron; the begin- ? 31 ning of the conflict felt it would give him opportunity to transform the United States from an industrial to a commerical and to shape European markets with a view to securing /, control of them. He thought to atjtain this contest by imposing peace on the belligerents, but Germany, with her obstinate provocations dragged him into the war with a hope that she might become arbiter i i n_ wnen peace xinany came. CATTLEMEN TO COLUMBIA Montgomery, Ala., Jan. 29.?The Southern Cattlemen's association at the closing session of the eighth annual convention here tonight adopted resolutions condemning the Ken- -3 drick-Kenyon bill regulating the packing industry. Copies of the reso- flution urging defeat of the bill vill be sent to the senators and representatives of each state represented in the association. The cattlemen defeated a resolution, which, if adopted^ would -have approved the regulating of interstate cattle shipments in the South from territory which is n?t cleared 'i ;of the tick. Columbia, S. C , sccuroJ the 1321 jconvention, winning over Savannah i by a vote of 39 to 37. The dele' cyafoc tirill rDtnm tn tlipir VioiyiP'n Friday after a visit to the United States aviation repair depot. At the morning session of the convention after a brief contest, I "3 Memphis was selected as perraa- ' nent headquarters for the association. | errin Drug 1 ] ipany 1 Dressings and Toilet | , 4? unsurpassed. j > i IN STOCK t ner | $mu 1 TALKER j. sing I rower i; INE < j; J Dressing 'i' iv Pomade i| fm vi T^iinnrii v? a? ' / Lan casing ? nin Pomade 1 rsh, Stubborn | md Glossy. | for Dandruff. f Zs $ in Drug Co. J