Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PLATFORM WORK |t SHOWS PROGRESS f ' * g Quick Action Expected When Con- ] vention Meets?Hopes of \ "Harmony" C Chicago, Jane 8.?Republican j t platform builders reported substantial progress today on tentative j drafts, with promise of unusually s quick action by the resolutions com- j mittee as a result of preliminary } work. Group differences remained, x but leaders of all factions said there were higher hopes of an entire 'har- j mony' platform after the planks ^ are smoothed and the shavings r swept out in the committee. * nriTi - ^ The league 01 nations piaun w? | tinued today to engross several U groups of the voluntary platform ^ construction corps. Another differ- | ence loomed over labor policies, in- , eluding demands for indorsing antistrike and similar legislation. Set- s tlement of both, however, was pre- c" dieted. The supreme court's decision on \ prohibition brought forth renewed s discussion of a prohibition plank, v Prohibition advocates were plan-1 i ning to urge a strong eiuuiv??... r I plank with a declaration against c any "beer and wine" amendments! ' of the Volstead law. Many party j leaders, however, are disposed to ^ keep the platform silent on prohibi-1 ^ tion, with the possible exception of a strong "law enforcement" plank, ^ which could be construed to cover prohibition. j. iJoth factions in the treaty dis- s pute worked many hours today, J with the hope of leaders inai sum | Attention C J We Are Nov/ In Pos I Make of Battery. | We are Agents For t | BATTERY With > I For 18 Months. Drive By For a Fr Water. City C I ? Vi< [Free Trial , Easy Terms I Any Home This wonderful little in world's greatest singers dance music, famous b casions. The Victrola VI can be the canoe?anywhere > of every home. I ir / *! ra It you want to nil your ; | once. We will send y !| be arranged. I The Mc ion partially if not entirely satisactory to all would be found. One suggestion was the addition to the Indian plank, which is the groundvork of the drafting, of clauses de:laring for a world tribunal for con:iliation and settlement of internaional disputes. The resolutions committee is expected to begin work tomorrow as ;oon as tme convention convenes on imited hearings to many groups lere to present their views on nunerous questions. Committee members were chosen n the statfe caucuses today were rirtually all leaders among the nembership. AVVVVVVVKW k COLD SPRINGS. V! I 1 Mr. and Mrs. Christia Cothran pent Saturday at Mr. B. A. UlIrick's. Mrs. J. A. King spent this week vith Mr Bob Sharpe and family uid attended the Sharpe?Jpnes redding. Rev. H. D. Corbett, of St. Mathews, spent the week-end in this ommunity with friends. Mr. W. B. Uldrick, and daughter, luth returned home from Summer? ci /-i Q-ffo-p Qnpnrlinp On, O. Vj,, uai/ui u?j mavw ?^ wo weeks with Mrs. J. M. Rowe. Mrs. J. B. Sharpe is spending his week with Mrs. T. F. Uldrick. Mrs. Ollie Muller returned to her tome in Abbeville Wednesday after pending two weeks with Mr. and >lrs. Andrew Newell. Quite a crowd from this comar Owners ition to Repair Any he EVER-READY Written Guarantee ee Inspection and iarage :trola ) Can Afford a V istrument gives you the delightful and players. It brings you the la ands and orchestras?music for al taken out on the porch or lawn, t 'ou want music. Its low price pu summer with delight, fill out the c ou the Victrola on trial. Ersy t< Murray Drug munity attended the funeral of | Mrs. Jones Gentry which took j place Sunday at Starr. Mrs. Andy Milford spent Wednesday at Mr. T. F. Uldrick's. Mr. W. B. Uldrick spent Monday i at Mr. B. A. Uldrick's. Mrs. J. R. McCombs and children,! and Mrs. G. D. Nash, and children,; spent Monday with Mr. Osborne. Mrs. D. E. Newell spent Tuesday > at Mr. T. F. Uldrick's. Miss Ruby Uldrick spent a part of this week at Mr. Andrew Newell's. MEMORIAL FOR 27TH AND 30TH DIVISIONS ASSURED | Spartanburg, S. C., June 8.?A contract was signed today with Karl Illava, a New York sculptor, for the erection of a memorial of ' his city to the 27th and 30 division vhe world war. It is planned to have the unveiling take place next memorial day. The 27th division, composed of the old New York national guard, was trained at Camp Wadsworth here, while the 30th division, composed of the old national guards of North and South Carolina and Tenessee, was trained at Camp Sevier, Greenville, 30 j miles away. j Don't fail to get the bargains in U. S. Government Shoes, Lines, ! Bridles and Harness which we shall l have pit sale at White's Stables, Ab- , beville, Saturday, June 1Z at i p. m.^ We will also sell at this time a car of the finest milk cows ever brought. out of Tennessee.?John S. Graves, Chattanooga, Tenn. (adv.) . SAYS CARRANZA . : - ' KILLED HIMSELF ' m < .*<" Mexico City, June 8.?Reitera- j tion of his assertions that the late J President Carranza's death was due | to suicide and the cowardice of his. companions was the feature of brief declaration by Gen. Rodolfo Herrero upon his arrival in Mexico City last night for the purpose of rendering the Prudent de la Huerta, an account of his action of the morning of May 21 at Tlaxatlango. General Herrero asserted that he | attacked 200 followers of Carranza with 80 men and that the (Jarranza forces fled without attempting to defend the president who was I wounded and upon being abandoned Uhot himself. /I I Avp | fri ^ ^ i an an j Po to th i an i hi: fictrola VI \ mi I us companionship of the *'r test popular songs and HI J a 1 moods, places or oc- j 1 I mi o camp, on outina^Kki II j ls* its it within thdlJEaCTi j I thl j 'lUll oupon and jg^il it at |jg| 2rms of payment may 1 |m< j I re: I ? Ju ^ ^ || ^ \ j Fc ICH Has HOT The public the over now accep Spot and Ram's'h I ? in. accepting mem I B pays Chalmers a Sjp j tribute. I J For when the g fl gjj 5 ican jury endorses ^ it meanr. other n ? | ? follow that princi ; jgj In this way C3 ?1 ] been awarded an >j leadership. jjS Just what Ho ;g RamVhorn acco ? how they do it h; s many times, but !t?- 5: matter nas yet ro S-?" , a ELLI ' ' 666 quickly relieves Constipation, ^ liousness, Loss of Appetite and ;adaches, due to T.orpicJ Liver. Rheumatism - Relief-25c. - itufo's Remedy (NR Tablets), Are ? Helping Thousands Who Tried Expensive Things Without Result. It's Guaranteed. There are three vital processes of * iman existence,?the digestion of od, the extraction of nourishment am it and the elimination of waste. Poor digestion and assimilation eans failure td derive full nourish- , ent from food and that in turn often eans impoverished blood, weakness, lemia, etc. Poof elimination mean3 l accumulation of waste matter lich poisons the body, lowers vitality, creases the power of resistance to 9ease and leads to the development many serious ills. ? . Rheumatism,?due to some interrence with the process of elimina>n, failure to get rid of certain body isons,?cannot be expected to yield any medicine that fails to correct e condition responsible for it. Could iy reasonable person expect to rid mself of rheumatic pain as long as eumatic poison Is allowed to remain the body. Think of this. It explains the sucss of Natures Remedy (NR Tablets) so many cases where other :uitinc3 iia\? xaiiuu. uiuusuiiua a-i o lng NR Tablets every day and getlg relief. Why pay five or ten ne3 as much for uncertain things? 25c box of Nature's Remedy (NR | iblets), containing enough to last i 'enty-flve days,?must help you, ust give you prompt relief and satactory benefit or cost you nothing. Nature's Remedy is not only for a relief of rheumatism. It imoves digestion, tones the liver, reg- i ites kidney and bowel action, imove3 the blood and cleanscs tho | stem. You've tried the expensive i :dicines and doctors, now make tho i il test You'll get results this time. j st try It Nature's Remedy (NR .blets) is sold, guaranteed and commended by your druggist, e McMurray Drug Co., Abbeville, S. C. mm >r Three Year ALME All Motor Car WITH ITS )T AND RAMI country grfMNKfl to lmpro^ )ts Hot Hot Spot orn, and raw, heav the public line of the d nationwide cloud." Ram1; at a velocity c ;reat Amer' hour through ; a principle to each cy!b< lakers must from Hot Spo pie. One with( halmers has would be inefl engineering Playing tog Chalmers to t Spot and efficiency, mplish and The rew.iri is been told * ' ever growing no other public that CI und a way the few great c S-LESLIE ' /' MBBMM?WM? J^^DRl ?[Chen j I Cool II (fo'? I "Wc&i I *MZ "BSl ^1 I Sleep on the Wo I Cotton Side I Made of hundreds of I layers of thinned out I wool and cotton. It is I SOFT and FLUFFY, I end never LUMPS I or SAGS. I CARTER BROTHER! I SOI |( W. A. CALV :rs 1J Design |J)jj SHORN. H \lS /e upon them. , |j|l *i vaporizes the fe|HffS y, inferior gaso' > I g ay into a "fine*. ?| 3'horn rushes it i 11 >f ioo miles an : g - V| "easy air bends" ?? ler, cqcid::tant out the other fective. im\ m 1 iTf liB 3 5 a high peak of -f v j? J has been the late | opinion of the [Bill lalmers is one of g gj :ars of the world. g Ijj CO. ill li|;vq ream HI il ?1 iBw '; ' -i >j ?I~??? __ ;| ? v'fi HMlHBni T^?I nWoal Lofton make the ^ - - JMA corroN - p w | o/ Side in Winter; I f in Summer! I Ventilators give it a I chance to "Breathe." [E Delivered in dust- ? proof, hy genie cartons. ? Have your dealer show you the Wtol-Cott, n v 3 MATTRESS COMPANY I -D BY I ERT & SONS J rTii" wiii >? i \ ?a??J