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DEFORTATION IS HELPING
TO BRING ORDER j
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# Waslungton, Feb. '4.?Departs-j
tion of radicals, country-wide arrests'
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of others ana tne vigorous ?iu?i^ment
? existing laws has given i
' notice that; the ..United States intends,
to keep order and has helped improve'
conditior.r," Attorney General Palm-1
er todaf tald the House judiciary I
i& . committee. j
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The positive intention of the gov-j'
eminent to punish crimes of "Rcr!s"I
and communists has created a state '
of order which would have been im-1'
./ possible without arrests and deportations,
he added. ( j'
Mr: Palmer denied that he had "a
plain case of cold feet" when he failed
to appear before the House rules ,
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committee several wefcKS ago to ex?
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plaiin the need for additional antig
sedition legislation. jl
"Some misunderstanding exists in <
regard t? my attitude towards this |;
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I STOMACH
I Mr. Marion Holcomb, of I*
m a long while I suffered witl
H have pains and a heavy fe<
disagreeable taste in my mo
M butter, oil or grease, I would
regular sick headache. I ha
aftpr a rnnrcf* nf I Wi
(seemed to tear my stomach
no good at all for my trouble
THEDF
black-d
I recommended very highly, i
me. I keep it in the house
llvpr mpHirinP made. I do
\ I stomach trouble any mon
I the jaded liver and helps i
m throwing out waste material
m tem. This medicine shoul<
I use in time of need. Get i
sluggish, take a dose tonij
morrow. Price 25c a pact
ft ONE CEN
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Trj
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Bri
ce on overalls I
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11 stock of Men's, Boys a
ims, i
tarns, / /
-10 Pounds to Customei
y a complete line of Sta
lils,
itlery,
mdsaws,
immers,
legislation," he said. "Sorpe said I
had a plain case of cold feet," others
that I had "turned tail." That
of course is not correct. I did not attend
because I could not give support
to the pending rule for the SterlingGraham
bill." .... ...
More harm than good would come
from repressive legislation, Mr. Palmer
said, adding that pending measures
were so drastic and far reaching
that they would over-reach the purposes
for which they were intended.
"The situation calls for legislation
of simple character guarding the bill
of rights, but filling a hiatus in laws
which exist in present statutes," said
Mr. Palmer.
"There is no federal statutes
which are adequate tc meet the situation.
A condition of revolutionary
intent exists in this countjv on the
part of aliens and citizens sufficiently
wide-spread in character to merit
[consideration of congress. Threats
are written by persons who would
TROUBLE 1
fancy, Ky., says: "For quite
1 stomach trouble. I would |s
iling after my meals, a most
uth. If I ate anything with V
spit it up. I began to have
id used pills and tablets, but I
ka nofoH If JllCf
JU1U Ul/ VUliOliyuiV>u> 11 juu> _
all up. I found they were
i. I heard jg
ORD'S I
RAUGHT
>o began to use it If cured
all the time. It is the best 1
i not have sick headache or
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i. " JtsiacK-uraugni acis on g
t to do its important work of fl
Is and poisons from the sys- w
d be in every household for m
i package today. If you feel ft
iht You will feel fresh to- 1
cage. All druggists.
fT A DOSE u 78 I
COCHRAf
Dealer in Genei
WE CAN SAVE YOU IV
ice Chains
ither Lines
dies
*OR 10 DAYS:
nd Youths. 15 percent. 1
Dry (
Groc
?Cash.
nl<? and Fancv Groceries
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* Hard
Hatchets,
Squares,
Levels,
Wrenches,
injure and overthrow the govern-!
'ment.
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"And these threats which are be-j
in.tr circulated on the part of such |
persons are the kind which do not J
entitle those who employ them toj
the guarantee of the so-called right!
of free speech.
Mr. Palmer said he disagreed with |
those who claimed revolutionary utterances
should be met by arguments
instead of statutory laws.
He again urged that the bill drafted
by the Department of Justice-and
introduced last November by Re-J
>rsentative Davey, Democrat, Ohio,
te reported favorably.
SHERIFF, SUSPECTED OF DEATH
OF FEDERAL AGENT, HELD
Nashville, Tenn., Feb. 5.?"I ami
| here and I am not going to run away,'i
said Sheriff A. P. Warren Wednes-'
day afternoon on his return to Mc-j
Minnville from Cookeville, following
his arrest by federal agents in connection
with the mysterious death of
Fred Murphy, in the McMinnville jail
January 24.
The sheriff did not seem unwilling:
to be interviewed by newspaper men.,
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j' # JOHN A. HOLLAND,
The Greenwood Piano Man.
Tbo largest dealer in musical instrv
Kilt;ujlu ?? wiwin
pianos, self-placer pianos, orpins r>(
sewing machine". Reference: Tli.
Bank of Greenwood, the ohlesi *i:>'
?tro*geBt Bank in Greenwood Countt
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al Merchandise
IONEY ON THE FOLLC
Breeching
Cotton Rope
Back Bands
discount for Cash.
joods
eries
ware
Axes,
Locks,
Hinges?all sizes.
Oil Stores,
iran
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BILL REPEALING WAR , \?
MEASURE FIXING PRICE jn
OF WHEAT IS FAVORED II
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Washingtin, Feb. 6.?A favorable ||
report on Senator Gronna's bill re- f|
pealing the war-time measure under ||
which the government controls wheat if
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prices was ordered today by the sen-,If
i 2 ate
agriculture committee.
The vote was unanimous. Under-II
' is
a committee amendment the United ||
States Grain corporation must wind If
iir? fincinflcc nnv into fchp treasurv:fi
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its profits, estimated at approximate-j||
ly $50,000,000, and submit to con-Jtf
gress a complete report of its opera-!||
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NAVAL AV/ARD PROBE TO
BE RESUMED SATURDAY jj
Washington, Feb. 5.?Chairman |l
Hale, of the senate committee inves- ||
tigating naval awards, announced ff
that the hearings will not be resumed j|
until Saturday. Secretary Daniels =1
will resume his statement at that ii
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time.
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Legal Blanks of all kinds at the ||
Press and Banner Office. |||
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Lustre with Sage Tea
and Sulphur.
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When you darken your hair with : I
Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can!II
tell, because It's done so naturally, sajff
evenly. Preparing this mixture,: I P.
though, at home Is mussy and trouble- : f 1
some. At little cost you can buy atjl
any drug store the ready-to-uae prep- 11
aratton, Improved by the addition of iff
lather ingredients called "Wyeth's Sage 1|
i and Sulphur Compound." You Just \\
dampen a sponge or soft brush with if
it and draw this through your hair, |f
taking one small strand at a time. f?
By morning all gray hair disappears, |l
i and, after another application or two, ?f
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Gray, faded hair, though no dla- \\
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appearance, get busy at once with ||
, Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound jj
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to-use preparation Is a delightful tol- ||
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'ANY
)WING GOODS:
Heel Bolts
Clevises
Guano Distrit
Blacksmith F<
Bleachii
White h
Chambr
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mam j-juaco.
Tubs, Buckets,
Enamelware.
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CROPS THAT
WITH CC
Consider for a minute some fig
American cotton, the South's ro
000,000,000 in the past eleven y
American hay in the same peril
000.
Wheat brought mere than $1
produced a total of $26,000,000
of the fodder.
Even oats brought half as mu
The growers of corn and whea
become wealthy.
T' ~ ?-C ??Aff AM UotTA VO
J.I1C gruwcia nai t 1. ^
the most priceless of crops. Wh
Because they have been begg
poverty, by the one-crop, specula
they have operated.
But the South will no longer hi
able price. By the system advo*
Cotton Association the price wil
legitimate laws of supply and de
lation.
The cotton growers will get a
they will have more money to pui
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TTON
jures:
yal staple, brought $13,- * ||
ears.
od brought $11,000,000,0,800,000,000,
and corn * j
,000, besides the value
ch as cotton. I .
t and oats and hay have
ceived a scant living for
y?
ared, driven down to
tive system under which
ave to plead for a profitcated
by the American
1 be regulated by the I
mand and not by specufair
price this year? ^
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