Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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STAND OF WOMEN AT CONVENTION j N __. x * \ ? * i 'Would Not Touch Prohibition Question , San Francisco, June 26.?The wo-1 men members of the executive com-| mittee of the Democratic national | \ committee today decided to recom-, mend that no reference be made to ( the prohibition question in the plat- j form to be adopted by the conven-, tion. i It was agreed to recommend that President Wilson's stand on the peace treaty and league of hatione v Ka onnrAVoH ft/V vui The following planks submitted by the committee ,oi the woI Deliciovs 9 und Refreshing ' I Abbeville Coca-C S Phone 195-B ' . 4 * A I-When With your NI You Will Se< SPRINGFIE and Some of GOOD CON . KELLY * > H Can be had i 11 Prices But A : - I These Tir< H progressive H ' - equipment aj I Which facts^ Tire of unex< dinary Tire. We Have a ( ?? | uaii 11 0 \ / . , V ' v I < men's bureau of the Democratic national committee, Mrs. Robert ( Bruce Bruere, New York, chairman were adopted. "We affirm the right of collective bargaining between employees and employer through representatives of their own choosing. We approve also the national industrial counmils, established by employers and employees within the various j industries the finding of which shall { have the effect of ordinary collec-, tive agreements but not of judicial i decisions subject to compulsory en-, forcement. "We insist on the abolition of the1 labor of children under 14 years,1 and that children between 14 and I \ . _ ! the Case B 9E ola Bottling Works, I 4 Abbeville, S. C. * * I . i on the 1 iW KELLY SPKlNUMt b Lots of Last Year LD Tires on Machines \ Year Before Last?ALL DITION AND DAILY I -SPRINGFIELD i in Cord or Fabric at ill Giving Everlasting Se es are made by skilled, workers with the mo nd time and labor-saving all go to guarantee you. celled mileage at the pric Complete Stock of Kelly \ : Tires For You. \ I nmofmr iv count I 18 shall be permitted to work only after passing examinations by local school and health authorities, assuring proper standards of health and education. "We affirm our belief in the principles of the Democratic platform of 1916, and again urge the general adoption of the eight hour day. "We believe that wages should be put on the basis^of service not of sex and that minimum wages should be fixed which will insure to all wage earners a proper standard of neaitn, cuhuum anu ciut*idivj. "We urge that the federal trade commission be given greater powers over the basic food industries of life.. "We advocate the development of a national system of employment offices under control of federal and state boards, to meet the problems of seasonal requirements of agriculture. "We urge ?he organization of a voluntary labor corps for harvesting with transportation subsidies. "We advocate the extension and development of the bureau of wo *? '?ktr a (Tien in industry coiauuoucu vj wiv Democratic party in the department )f labor. We urge the appointment of women on kll government boards and tribunal dealing with industries ind labor. . "We recommend the protection sf womanhood and infancy according to theb est modern experience." A resolution urging the establishment of a department of education ivith a cabinet officer at its head also was adopted. WOOD REFUSES COMMENT iON BUTLER RETRACTION Chicago, June 24.?Major v General Wood declined at Fort Sheridan today to comment upon the telegram that Nicholas Murray,- Butler, of Columbia-University, sent to Colonel Procter apologizing ior statements hemade- concerning the Wood backers for the nomination. When shown a copy of the telegram General Wood read it and remarked that he had nothing whatever to say and would m&ke no statement either now or later. ? ? I tioad I :LD TIRES V I 's KELLY : I You Meet js .STILL IN I JSE. 1 TIRES I Reasonable |S iryiee B well-paid.. * 1| st modern g appliances. H a splendid m :e of an or- g Springfield ml1 f /v ;m Mi. i H \ I * * t / I I - ?I fti _* * * I As Regul Good health is a tc B halo of happiness al m a sense of perfect fil ffl And the secret of g 7a tendency to cost M movements. H Nujol works on an I Instead of forcing c Sf waste., This enable tines, contracting an I food waste along so H Nujol thus prevents cc B ough bowel evacuatior , Nujol is absolutely har H Nujol is sold b] R Mark. Write HI 50' Broadway, P I Tie Ma '\Nuj fj" ' RIC.US. PAT. 0 V * CANDIDATES COLUMN SOLICITOR. "I herebyJ announce myself a candidate for Solicitor of , the Eighth Judicial Circuit of South Carolina, comprising the Counties of Abbeville, Greenwood, Laurens and Newberry and promise to abide by the rules of the Democrat'" Primary election. T. FRANK McCORD We 4re authorized to announce H j S. Blackwell, Laurens, i as a candidate ^for the office of Solicitor of ? T7 ? V> i- fu UiAnf +a f lift UIIC iKlgllLIll, VjlltUH, OUUJCI.I> bU tllV rule of the Democratic primary, and he pledges himself to abide the result of the primary. hoIjse of representatives We are authorized to announce Melvin J. Ashley as a candidate r or re-election to the House of Representatives from Abbeville County. Mr. Ashley promises to abide the results of the Democratic primary election. Many friends of HUBERT COX hereby announce him a candidate to he House of^ Representatives from Abbeville County and he agrees to abide the result of the Den?opratic Primary election. Friends. CLERK We are authorized to announce R B. Cheatham as a candidate for Clerk of Court, subject to the rules nf fVio npmncraiSi? narfcv and he pledges himself to abide the result of the primaries. 1 hereby announce myself as candidate for office of Clerk of Court for Abbeville County, and will abid^the result of the primary. I J. L. Perrin. CORONER. We are authorized to announce J C. COX as a candidate for Coroneof Abbevile County. .He pledges himself to abide the result of the Democratic primary. \ \ . l / m / M I JA m flT Mv M w M i ^ p [ ^Hf / w iarly as the Cod >nic that brightens your morn i - J Tt 1__i DOUC your uay. 11 Dnugs yuu tness. ood health is regular eliminati iveness, Nujol will help you v * entirely new principle. >r irritating the system, it stmt s the many tiny muscles in the id expanding in their normal wj that it passes naturally out of instipation because it helps Nature i at regular'intervafs^the healthies mless and pleasant to take. Try it f all druggists in sealed bottles only, bearing Nujol Laboratories^ Standard Oil Co. "Jew York, for booklet ' 'Thirty^Feet of Dan dern Method of Treating an Old Com ol A V' WV IFF. ' ' 1 1 V?= FOR SHERIFF 1 ? | I hereby announce myself a eandi date for Sheriff of Abbeville County i in the Democratic Primary, and I i pledge myself to be governed by the i rules and to abide the result of the i f>rimary. - : FOSTER B. McLANE I hereby ^nnounee myself a candidate for Sheriff of Abbeville County in the Democratic Primary, - and I , pledge myself to be governed by tha I rules and to abide the result of thej^ j primary. C. J. BRUCE. | I hereby announce myself a candi- j1 ! date for Sheriff of Abbeville .Coun- * ty in the Democratic Prnmary, and 11 pledge myself to be governed by ! the rules ahd to abide the result of | the primary.- J. N. BLUM j SUPERVISOR I hereby announce myself as can . didate for Supervisor of Abbevill . County and will abide the result o | the primary. x L. W. KELLER. i I hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election as Supervisor of Abbeville County and agree to abide i the result of tie primary election. W. A. STEVENSON , I hereby announce myself a candidate for Supervisor of Abbeville County and will abide the result of j the primary. HUGH BOWEN. j SUB-SUPERVISOR 1 1 We are authorized to announce , George W. Calvert as a candidate , ''for Sub-Supervisor of Abbeville ] County. He pledges himself to : abide the result of the Democratic primary. MAGISTRATE. I hereby announce myself :t can I didate for Magistrate for the city o j Abbeville, subject to thej, Democrat]' | rules. ' E. M. BOND. R. S. McCombs is hereby announc ed as a candidate for Magistrate a | Abbeville Court House and pledge ' himself to abide the result of th - . ;iT ' V" > ' ) - ')' i. i \ -?" v ' i v v '* '.* i Grows v Hi ings. It throws a . / to your task with on. If you have m back to habitual 1 ' x' *' )ly sojtens the food I walls of the intes- I ay, to squeeze the / the system. / ^ ' B: * , maintain easy, thor- 1 H- y t habit in the world. , SH Nujol Trade Jew Jersey), \ iplaint iiipatiQn / . ' , ' 1 .V 1 iemocratic primaries* j - !j ill M. E. Hollingsworth B hereby announced as a candidate for Magstrate at Abbeville Court House, ind pledges himself to abide the re 1 . suit of the democratic primaries. ROUGH ON TOP "Willie!" "Yes, pop." "Can you carry a tune?" "Certainly I can carry a tune, >op." '"Well, carry that one you're whistling cut in the back yard and >ury it."?Tinkers Statesman. , "ASPIRIN -,V , \ Name "Bayer" on Genuine ' _? A <a ".Bayer xaDieis ux Aspum m genuine Aspirin proved by millions ind prescribed by physicians for jver twenty years. Accept only an anbroken "Bayer package" which ;ontains proper directions to reieve Headache, Rheumatism, Colds, *nd Pain. Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets cost few cents. Druggists also sell larger "Bayer packages." Aspirin is trade mark Manufacture Monoaceticacidester of Salicylica:id? ' | tins only mmp atyquc gbocefcs , PMAXWEIL HOUSE | COFFEE ? i f 4 .