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MONEY MAKES MOEil E A R L Y every self made man in the Unit ed States started in life at the bottom of the laNdder by BEGINNING TO SAVE MONEY WHEN YOUNG. Year after year he ad - d to his savings. In time his opportunity came, and HE HAD THE NECESSARY MONEY WITH WHICH TO SWING IT, because he had SAVED HIN SURPLUS. Any young man in this town or community can do the same. Deposit your money in this bank each week. We will SAVE IT FOR YOU, and some day YOUR opportunity will come, and you Will have the money with which to swing it. Be a self made man. What others have done, you can do. The brains of the country are not all centered in the men who have already achieved success. " I HOME BANK & TRUST CO. MANNING, SO. CAROLINA. MPlllION MERS! We have just gotten in our line of Champion Mowers, and we would like for you to come in and let us show you the advant ages of this machine. Our Stock of i Buggies, Wagons, Harness, Etc., * is complete. When in town make our Stables your Head quarters. We will soon have in a car of the Famous GRANT SIX Automobiles These cars are hard to get and we would advise that you place your order now. jCoffey & Rigby.I PUBLIC GROUP VOTES TO BREAK UP CONFERENCE Declines to Carry on Work for Which Meeting Was Called NOW PRESIDENT'S MOVE May Call New Conference in an Effort to Bring Industrial Peace to the Country. Washington, Oct. 24.-With a recom mendation to President Wilson that he create a commission to carry on the work which the National Industrial Conference was unable to accomplish, the public group, the last remaining element o fthe body, finally adjourned tonight. Despite two attempts by Mr. Wilson to 'save from dissolution the gathering tonight's adjournment brought to a formal close the conference, called l.y , the executive to find somb common grounr' of cooperation between labor A and can"ital, on the outcome of which i were held in abeyance strikes afI'fect. ing the entire industrial life of the nation. The report of the public representa- th tives, declining to assume the task for 1 which the original gathering was se called, was transmitted to the White m House through Chairman Bernard I. af IBaruch, in the form of a thousand ed word letter. No information was in forthcoming as to the President's next move to bring industrial peace ef to the country. th The report of the public group, made public tonight by Chairman I:? Baruch, summarized the proceedings of the fourteen days the conference was in session, put the stamp of ap prova) on the plan for industrial boards, suggested by Secretary of Labor Wilson, and recommended the calling of another body containing in dustrial experts to undertake the peace adjustment. It was drafted by a committee of five delegates, of which .John D. Rockefeller, .Jr., was chair man. Although four or five con ferees were opposed to final adjourn R ment, only Dr. Charles W. Elliot, pre sident emeritus of Harvard Univer sity voted against the motion on final test. Popular Disfavor. Delegates urged that the high cost of living and other problems be pressed for immediate solution before dissolution, but a strong majority of the representatives, it was said, felt that the conference virtually caine to an end with the withdrawal of the la- - bor group Wednesday and that the public group 'was not sufliciently rep resentative to undertake a general program and also was handicapped by popular disfavor. The industrial board plan of Secre tary Wilson which met favor among the delegates, provided for boards of - employers and employes in each in dustry, with a general board! of ap peals, and, as a final resort in cases of <lispute, an umpire chosen by the parties to the dispute or from a stand ing list o ftwenty named by the Presi lent. Several public representatives were not present at the final session. Of theswe, Judge Elbert 11L Gary, chair man of the United States Steel Cor poration, went to New York WVednes dlay noon and d Id not return, and .J. .J. Forrester, presidlent of the Order of Railway Clerks, witharewv following similar action on the part of repre sentatives of organizedl labor. Secretary Lane, wvho first suggested the indlustrial conference andl who was selected as its chairman, saidl today he believed the President woul or ganiz.e a new conference whlich would endleavor to bring about a basis for industrial peace. Mr. Lane saId the in lustrial disputes which have been held in abeyaylee pending the outcome of the original conference probaly would and should be furthler poiut Oea is of the A merican F'edera tion 'if I -nthor, however, were not so opti mistic us to the (disputes. Tlhey ex plmn~e-I while action in a number of pending controversies nas been held 'ip at the President's srgestion, bibor generally has not been optinmis tie as to the results of this efri'm) t t'. ':ring about indlustrial peace andI they we-e ':elined to the belief that noth ing was to be gainedh by further de laying the issues. rurtiAfr DRoP* SEALE0 TiN$ ONLY AT YOURl GQOCER.S NACWELL HOUSE ,COFFEE.M Grove's Tasteless chIll TonIc rletores vitality and energy by purifying and en. riching t he blood. You can soon feel its Strength enino Invignenting Eff. Pic C9.:- n Dem ACME * ' Cement Plaste S'I PORTL Metal oil ~ Metal Lath, Wall Ties, M & v Wall Board,Bt ALL BUIL Carolina Pori Chars Atlanta Birmingham il'A.CK ON PIROFESSOIR STRONGLY ('ONDEI3NEI) BY EDGF lI ELI) CI'TIZENS Edefield, Oct. 24.-As a result of c attack made upon Superintendent ooks, of the Edgefield graded hools by E. W. Samuels, a mass aeting of citizens was held this ternoon andi resolutions were a(lopt condemnling the act of 1ir. Sa mules the severest terms. The mayor and council were call upon in the resolutions "to see that e citizenship of our town and con ttt222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222 We have just received 60 ton sizes from 1-8" to 4" in Galvanii Alho have received large shipm< some two or three carloads of Irin Columbia 823 West Cervais St. 22222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222: We Are Hea< [Nitrate in quantities fr< Fl upwards. We h the past ten d age of this mat< prices have adv past week it is pared with oth Get our prices SMANNING The occasion on whi the grehttest fight in all memioration through soi ently pleasing token. It should be a gift ti signed and( engravedl to appreciative air of thout given. We have a selectio wvill suit your every will no other. WNEN YOl if INK OF WD.L1 MANN/NG. and the:Bestl GAGER r Hydrated.Lime 'ANDARD BRANDS OF AND CEMENT and Composition DOFINGS Metal Ceiling, Corner Beads, ortar Colors, Shindle Stains, ildind Papers, Waterproofing & DING SPECIALTIES Wire or Write land Cement Co. eston, S. C.% Jacksonville New Orleans munit. safeguarded and protected agai... .he recurrence of such un lawful attacks." Mayor Edwards, who was present, stated that Mr. Samuels had entered a plea of guilty before him. He asserted also that he would use every .ffort to peep down disorder in the city. Remarks made by Prof. Brooks at the meetin "g were heartily atl auded. The resolutions described the ac tion of Md r. Samuels as "unwarranted andl detrimental to the best interest of our school and the citizcnship of town and community." 122222222222222222222:2::2:22222222222222222222:2212Y S of pipe and at present have all ed and from 1-8" to 8" in Black. Amt of Boiler Tubes. Have also in stock. Let us hear from you. Supply Co., - Columbia, S. C. 2222222222223:::::::222:::;212::::3222222:332!it iquarters for of Soda >m ten tons and ave sold during tys a large ton :rial, and while anced during the -till cheap corn er ammoniates. before you buy. OIL MILL. ch our boys have finished history is worthy of comn ne lasting andI permian at will last a lifetime, dle 'etain the fond, endearing, ~htfulness with which it is n of such articles that need in this line as /EWE ElRV -- TNINK OF LOYD CAROL /NA .