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DANIELS BLIEEf8 GOLDEN RULE IS ANSWER TO PROBLEMS Secretary of Navy Pleads for Appli cation of Christian Principles' to the Difficulties Now Facing Peo ple of America. 4 Greensboro, N .C., Oct. 26.-A plea for application of the principles of Christianity to the' political and. in dustrial problems now confronting the nation was made today by Secretary Daniels in an address to the Western North Carolina Methodist Conference. Emphasizing American partnership in the creation of new European States from the ruins of overthrow autoc racy, Mr. Daniels said it would "dis honor the dead and disgrace the living for us to evade this self-impoced re sponsibility to make a better world." "There still remain parochial peo ple," the .aval Secretary continued, "who think only in terms of their own neighborhood, forgetting that Christian men are compelled by their leader to put no metes a1Yt' bounds upon their love of mankind and their duty to help those who stand in need o ftheir assistance. Mr. Daniels declared that the un .rest evidenced by strikes cannot be stayed by any human mandate. "The only answer to Bolshevism," he said, "is Christian Justic expressed in the Golden Rule." Condemning both the capitalist who shows no interest in the welfare of his employes and the laborer who idles on the job or preaches. the destruction of private property as equally selfish, Mr. Daniels urged the church to pro test against injustic and selfish'ness wherever found. Studies made by clergymen among 20,000 sailors at the Great Lakes training station revealed, Mr. Daniels said, that most modern young Ameri can men are indifferent 'to organized religion because they believe that most professed Christians do not try to live like Jesus Christ. 0 CARSO SINGS WHILE IT RAINS Mexico City, Oct. 5-(By the Asso ciated Press.)-The unusual spectacle was presented today of 15,000 persons sitting under umbrellas in Mexico City's famous bull rink listening to Enrico Caruso, wearing a heavy rub ber cape as protection against the rain, sing the role of Don Jose in "Carmen." It was a picturesque set ting for this opera in a bull ring, which until a few years ago attracted the world's best matadors and pica dores. a The performance started under (lark t skies and (luring the third act a heavy a rain began falling. At the end of a the act the management announced c that because of the rain the perform- t You Do More Work, e r You are more ambitious and you get more t enjoyment out of everything when your i blood is in good condition. Impurities in the blood have a very depressing effect on c the system, causing weakness, laziness, nervousness and sickness. OROVE'S TASTELESS Chill TONICr restores Energy and Vitality by Purifying i and Enriching the Blood. When you feel 3 its strengthening, invigorating effect, see how it brings color to the cheeks and how It improves the appetite, you will then appreciate its true tonic value. GROVE3'S TASTELESS Chill TONIC is not a patent medicine, it Is simply IRON and QUININE suspended in Syrup. So pleasant even children like it. The r blood needs Quinine to Purify it and IRON 1: to Enrich it. These reliable tonic prop- e erties never fall to drive out impurities In the blood. The Strength-Creating Power of GROVE'S '9 TASTELESS Chili TONIC has made it / the favorite tonic in thousands of homes. ( More than thirty--five years ago, folks would ride a long distance to get GROVE'S TASTELESS Chill TONIC when a member of their family had Malaria or c needed a body-building, strength-giving e tonic. aThe formula is just the same to sday, and you can get it from any drug " store. 60c per bottle. c Boyce Street The COLUMBIA SIX Touring-......---...$1,8510.0l Speedster-......-...$2,000.00 Good Gulf GaSoline r ?r 4 . ola pea ro eed an0nsuc 4sb r t CIW ERO COLA CO . C OLUM0U 6A" ace wvould be suspended. Fifteen nousand persons rose in their seats ad shouted in opprosition until the rena shook. They demanded that the pera proceed, and inasmuch as by his time the rain had. ceased the urth act was started and completed, lthouigh occasional flashes of light ing ':nd low-lying clouds forecast he storm that broke shortly after the nale. Next in popularity to Caruso was rabrielle Besonzoni, Italian contralto, rho sang Carmen. Mmie Besanzoni iakes her debut this fall with the letropolitan Opera Company in New ork.. O ABERDEEN ANGUS SALE. Clemson College, Oct. 24.-The gen ral progress of livestock develop ient andl the rapid adlvance of the oll weevil are creating a much great r demand for breeding stock for urebred beef cattle in South Carolina. o help meet this dlemandI a sale of ~berdeen Angus cattle will be held in olumbia, November 7, at the State air Grounds. This sale is put on by the Amieri an Aberdeen Angus Breeders Asso-. r.tion, andl the Extension Service animal Husbandry specialists are alling particular attention to it as an Thomas VEL1 Delivered Roadster -----..-.... Delivered Touring........... WATCH LO We haa .Buggies, V H~ousewo Wlien ,y tie of Chi Have your gr< a few bottles serve,-Refre Gle our Soldiers and Sailors a Job They Deserve it. opportunity to get good breeding stock for beef cattle. The cattle for the sale have been carefully selected by Dr. C. D. Love, a representative of the Association, and this fact in sures first class offerings. There will be on sale 22 cows, 18 heifers, 6 bred heifers, and 5 young bulls, a total of 51 head. W. J. Sheely, beef cattle specialist of the Extension Service, expects to be tat the sale, and his services will be available to farmers attending. In this connection it is wecll to re mind farmers wanting 'oreeding cattle that the Extension Service Animal H[usbandry forces are always readly to render every possible service in help ing them to obtain good livestock. TO, D)ELIVERt PAP~ER. BY AIRPLANE Chairlotte, N. C., Oct. 26.-The Char.. lotte Observer wvill be dlelivered by airplane Mondlay morning to Gastoina. twenty-five miles distant. A Curtis airplane piloted by Ensign L. E. Shealy wvill carry several hundred souvenir copies of the Monday edition printedl especially for astonia read ers. This will mark the beginning of aer ial newspaipr deliveriy in the Car o Ii nas. Live Sto MANNING, S. C. borace M. Thomas, Manager [E D ...-$1,685.00 Touring --.. -.......$1,685.00 Roadster ...... RACINE TIRES All Sizes Cords and Fabrics CALS EACH WEEK FOR US re on hand at all times a big st MULES and HORSES lagmns. Harness and Farm Ii DR/N/C ero-E P.. NrN 30f k Seems Easier ou refresh yourself ally with a cold bat ro-Cola >cer send up a case and 'keep on ice. Always ready to thing and satisfying. 5 IL OPERATE ROAD UNDER FEI)ERAL CONTROL, Chicago, Oct. 26.-Operation of the railroads under the direction of a fed eral transportation boa rd is recom mended to Congress in a plan which has been submitted to business organi zations throughout the country by a national committee of leading com mercial men, it was announced here today by H. H. Merrick, president of the Mississippi Valley Association andl the Chicago Chamber of Commerce. According to Mr. A.terrick's announ cement, the committee wvas named re cently at a meeting in Atlantic City of representatives of influential busi ness organizations, its membership in Catarrh Is a Real Requires Vis When you use medicated sprays, atomizcrs and~ dlouches for your Catarrh, you may succeed in uin stop~ping the choked-up air pass ages for the time being, but this annoying condit ion returns, and you have to do0 the same thing over and over again. Catarrh has never yet been curedl by these local applications. Havc y(-u ever experienced any g.rel benei~ t such treatment? ck Comp ORT Co --...--...$1,090.00 1 Ton 2 Toni ---...--$1,090.00 ED CARS ack of nnlements. Il *s e e *t t - 'KI UIip * Asoiain nd thtainlAsca 1 oel elh ciparuit ourepresentative leased undhCmer 0bond todayr of 1 chPittsburg and Philadelphia, the aBiti more Merchants andt a M'nufacturers. Asociamwtion, the American Bankers' Association anho the National Associa Eion of Manufacturers. Fort Smith, Ark., Oct. 26.-Guy rolliaws who last night shot and, I of the welfs, andcut ote right tc treaent.le $500 bontleodS. on a. odarg.o sandclnmne ait itetent kil thlatnhs been pristed byudebroer Eornemryl a cnduy S.o.rSgs Tretatmenuret >f Catarrhes an hit saisfactory v r.elts.,o span e ditca ad-h n ratent.e ean botl own se, v. hddress Me~dicl byretr,5 Sifter Laoratocry, hAla cnturyG. S PhoneS No righ tthsourc myCtar anlgvistsatr RBIuTT TorUspCKSieic d 3%ITT RUK Gulf Lubricnt DO YOU NAVE DillY SPELLS? 's Important to Learn the Cause, As Many Manning People Have. Dizzigess is never a disease of itself -it's only a symptom of some deeper eated trouble. Much dizziness is aused by disordered kidneys failing o filter all the poisons fron the blood. hese poisons attack the nerves and izzness re -ults. If you are subject o dizziness, there is good reason to uspect your kidneys, and if you suffer ackache, headache, and irregularity f the kidney secretions, you have fur her proof. Many Manning people ave learned the value of Doan's Kid iey Pills in just such cases. Read his Manning resident's statement: Mrs. E. S. McLauchlin, Church St., ays: "About six years ago I had :idney trouble which started with rains through the small of my back. certainly had terrible backaches. >ometimes I suffered with such pains could hardly stand it. I was all un trung my nerves were in had shape. )izzy spells bothered me frequently md I had to take hold of something or fear of falling over. Besides all hese complaints, my kidneys acted rregularly and caused me much an toyance. I finally took Doan's Kid icy Pills and they positively cured ie >f all kidney trouble." Price 60e, at all dealers. Don't imply ask for a' kidney remedy-get Joan's Kidney Pills-the same that frs. McLauchlin had. Foster-Milburn o., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. hough in a critical condition, has a .hance to recover, according to his )hysicinns. Judge Little, in a statement issued today, says he went to Williams' hiouse last night, and finding it dark, rapped n the screen of a bedroom window. Williams asserts he *ns awakened by a noise and seeing the form of a man outside, concluded he was a burglar trying to cnter the house and fired. Williams is Judge Little's court stenographer. LADY ASTOR WILL BE A CANDIDAT London, Oct. 26.-Lady Astor ha accepted the invitation of the Ply mouth Unionists to become a candid ate for the House of Commons for th seat in Plymouth, vacated by the ele vation of her husband, Viscount As tor, to the House of Lords. In a telegram to the Unionist cot iiittee at Plymouth she says: "Fully conscious of the great hono ad grave responsibility, I accept yo )ter to stand for Plymouth." -0 ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES NOTICE OF SALE STATE 0 FSOUTII CAROLINA, Clarendon County, Facob McLeod Willcox, by his gua dan ad litem, Jerome P. Chas Plaintiff vs. sabella Willcox and Clara Cha Willcox, Defendants. Under and by virture of a judgme )rder of the Court of Common Ple n the above stated action, to irected, bearintg date of October, 919, 1 will sell at public auction he highest bidder, upon terms bel nentioned, at Clarendon Court Hou t Mlanning, in said County, within egal hours for judicial sales, on M lay, the 3rd, day of November, 1 >emng salesday, the following dlese d rea lestate: All that certain tract or parcelt and itn the County of C2larendlon tate of South Carolina, cotntain tie hiund red and thirty-one and th ourts (131 3-4) acres, more or I iid bounded on the North by pu oad separating satmie from lands lott Lesesnie, otn the East and y landls of Mlott leseane, and on ~outh by lands of J1. D. Hlolladay. Terms of sale: one-riiird ensh, alance in eq~ualI installments one wo vear's fro mdlate of sale, with crest from the (late of sale at s er (cnt, per anmuii, payabile ann v, the cr'edit potionm of the pure price to lie secu red Iby bondl ofi 'urchaser and mortgage of the iises, the bond1( and mortgage to idle foir payment of r'easonable a ey's fees ini caise of tnon-payt 'hen due, with privilege to the baser of paying all cast. Purchaser' to pay for papers. E. Ii. AMI LE, Shierifl',.' la rendon Co CYPRES SAS DOOR BLIND MOULDINGS AND MILL WORK