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R. M. Mixson, president of the
South Carolina division of the Ameri- ^
can Cotton association, yesterday addressed
a letter to the delegates from U1
this state to the annual meeting of 5:0
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vising them that the meeting had I
been postponed from March 9-11". to(s^
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situation in Montgomery. He a ..cd ^
that they make their plans to attend ^
the meeting in April, expressing the '
hope that South Carolina might be
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represented by the largest crowd of
any state in the cotton belt. ^
"This will be one of the most im- in
portant meetings ever held in the m
South," said Mr. Mixson, "and every ti<
man interested in the development of gi
the South should be present. There m
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Mr. Mixson has returned from a ]
ort speaking tour in the state. Sat- ]
day at McCormick he spoke to a {
?od sized crowd in the McCormick
ninty court house. Monday at J
?xington in the court house ho
ioke to another good sized crowd,
r. Mixson urged the farmers to
versify, touched upon the handling
r cotton and warned them that they
id better prepare for the coming of
e boll weevil. New members wore j
cured at each of the places.
A detailed report of the activities
? the South Carolina division is beg
prepared by Mr. M.xson for subission
to the Montgomery convenon.
This report will be one of process.
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any of the counties and plans are
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earned that it is not necessary to j
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This community was grieved to |
hear of the death of Mr.'. Sam Cu 1 - j _
breth, the bereaved family has our j
deepest sympathy.
Mrs. W. P. Kay, and children,!
visited Mrs. R. B. Haddon on Friday,
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Stevenson
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spent Saturday in Due West with I.
Mrs. E. V. Bell.
Mr. Willie Jackson spent the week- j
end with Mr. Henry Able.
Mrs. J. B. Culbreth is sick with 1
influenza at her father's. Hope she >.
[will soon get well and be able to re-1
turn to her home here. i
Messrs. Thos. Stevenson and W. F.
Kay have purchased new mules. I
Mr. Tom Hunter spent the week-'
[end here with friends. i
Master Frances Kay spent Tues- ^
at his grandfather's.
Miss Lila Morrison spent Satur-I
day night with Mrs. R. B. Haddon. 'j
Mr. J. R. Richardson dined with1,
Mr. Mack Wright on Sunday.
Miss Mary Kay visited Mrs. R. B.
Haddon on Monday afternoon. ji
Misses Annie and Louise Kayj^
visited Miss Ruby Richardson Satur-j
day afternoon. !
Mr. Joe Abies has been on the i,
sick for the last few days. Hisj(
many friends hope he will soon be I,
well again. !(
Misses Linnie and Clora BeaufordL
visited Mrs. Mason Wright Saturday.!
Mrs. T. S. Palmer had as her guest j(
Wednesday, Mrs. Frank Palmer and !|
baby, Mrs. Tom Robinson and children,
and Miss Mary Kay. .
M'ss Lucy Palmer spent Wednes-j
day night with Miss Annie Kay. L
Miss Mary Kay was shopping in 'j
the city Thursday. 'j
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AMERICAN LEGION
AT HOUSE SPEAKING!
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Washington. March 3.?Hearings]
n soldier aid legislation before the!
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ouse ways and means committee j
ame near breaking up in a fight to- j
ay- . . i
Criticism of the American Legion.
y Edward H. Hale, legislative rep- j
esentative of the Veterans of For-j
ign Wars, caused a storm of de-j
ate in the committee. Mr. Hale'j
laimed that statements of Franklin (
)'01ier, national commander of the,
American Legion, before the commit-j
ee yesterday were entirely erro-j
leous.
Statement Challenged
Representative Treadway, Massaihusetts,
immediately challenged
Hr. Hale's statement, saying he did
lot believe Mr. Hale was justified in
:riticising a rival organization.
Representative Hull, Tennessee,
declared that granting a bonus would
mpose severe burdens on the taxpayers
of the country and would increase
the cost of living. Mr. Hale
claimed that many service men were
5ut of work, but Representative
Green, Iowa, declared that this was
not true in the farming districts of
the middle west.
Suggests Increased Taxes
The revenues necessary for the
bonus should be raised by increased
income taxes, Mr. Hale said.
"Special taxes of one kind or another
might be declared unconstitutional
and thus defeat our purpose,"
he said.
Representative Henry T. Rainey,
Illinois, declared that the government
must raise $800,000,000 in additional
taxes above the present high
war revenues to meet present expenditures,
without granting a cent to
the service men.
, "With a bonus, we would have to
jstablish the most oppressive system
of taxation in the world," he
said.
Would Tax Big Incomes
"How could the money be raised
For this bonus?" asked Representa;ive
Kitchin, Democrat, North Caroina.
"There is a public debt of
>20,000,000,000 now."
"Our plan," said Hale, "would be
o tax all incomes above $50,000 at
he rate, of 2 per cent, graduating
hat until 7 per cent would be!
harged on incomes above $1,000,00.
This would provide $200,000,-!
00, according to the internal rove-:
jo b'lreau." j
"Some of the alleged economies j
acticed by this congress are a j
ime," the witness said, whereupon j j
r. Kitchin remarked that "the ]
onomies of this Republican con-}
ess surely is a crime."
Monthly Bonus of $30
A bonus of $30 "for each month's .'
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rvice, with $100 for additional ser- j
ce, as the minimum that the gov-!,
nment should give to the service ':
L*n, representatives of the Veterans
Foreign Wars declared.
Edward H. Hale, chairman of the
ganization's legislative committee,1,
serted that this amount would not |
itail any expenditures beyond the
sources of the government. He also 1
ked that in addition to the bonus,
1 service men be allowed governent
loans for the purchase of
>mes or farm lands. ' \
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Mr. and Mrs. Christie Cothran'
>ent Saturday and Saturday night.
ith his father near Toney Creek. i
Mrs. D. E. Newell returned home j
Wednesday, after spending some;
me with Mrs. Otis Smith.
Mr. Arthur Newell spent Satur-1
ay night with Mr. Horace King.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Cochran, and i
hildren, spent Saturday night and
unday at Mr. W. R. Ellis'.
V n n rl 1VTrc Prvrvr* \TocU ??-wJ
??"v. -.-ai. .j. a w^?c aim cimren,
from Athens, Ga., spent Monay
night with Mr. and Mrs. R. A.
fagen.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. King, of Abbeille,
spent Saturday night and Sunay
at Mr. W. R. Ellis'.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Cochran spent
Saturday at Mrs. S. H. Cochran's.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. George
)avid Nash, March 3rd, 1920, a son.
Messrs, Emory. Andrew, Eugene
md Arthur Newell all attended the
Dyster Supper at the Woodman Hall
Saturday afternoon and renorterl a
ine time.
Mr. and Mrs. Pope Nash spent
ruesday with Mrs. Fannie Hagen.
Mr. W. B. Uldrick spent Wednes
day at Mr. W. L. Dawson's.
Miss Amy Uldrick is spending somej
time with Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Kay and;
family.
This community was shocked Saturday
by the news of the death of
Mrs. Sam Culbreth, which occurred
jit hpr homo hoar Saturday at 12: >0
o'clock. She had been ill only a short
time having influenza followed by
pneumonia in both lungs. Mrs. Culbreth
was before her marriage, Miss
Florence Price, she was loved by all
who knew her by her kindness and
will be sadly missed by all. Mrs.
Culbreth is survived by her husband
and little one year old baby, father,
Mr. S. E. Price, two sisters, Mrs. J.
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B. Culbreth and Miss Ruby Price and
three brothers, Messrs, Lewis, Arch
and Ralph Price. The funeral services
were at Long Cane church Sunday
I afternoon at 2 o'clock, conducted by
'Rev. Clotfelter. of Lowndesville and
she with an infant was laid to rest in
.the cemetery near by. The grieved
, family has the sympathy of the community.
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