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RAT 'IOBLEM IN ACRICULTURI tut. Keep race, Says ierber Hoover. INDUSTRY MOVING ON Workdrs Drawn From Farms Unti Country ahy Have to Impor Foodstuffs. Chicago, Feb. 28.-Development o agriculture to keep pace with the de velopment of industry is one of th greatest reconstruction problems fac ing the country, Herbert Hoover do clared here tonight in an address be fore the Western Society of EngineerE Industries are drawing workers fron the farms, he pointed out, and, if wc should develop our exports of indus tries during the next five years as rai idly as we have during the last fiv< years, we shall by that time be face< with the necessity of importing food stuffs. The problem is more than an eco nomic one, he asserted, because fron dependence on overseas supplies foi food we will be concerned about their sofety and find ourselves discussing the domination of the seas. Our inter national relations will become mort difficult, he said, and unless theleagut of nations serves its ideal, we will Catarrh Is a Real Requires Vi When you use medicated sprays, atomizers and douches for your Catarrh, you may succeed in un stoppiig the choked-up air pass ages for the time -being, but this annoying condition returns, and you have to do the same thing -over and over again. Catarrh has never yet been cured by these local application. Have you ever experienced any real benefit fromt such treatment? STO and look ov a have to si our line ne a come to LO be you are market ju Swhat we h but would I I privilege a2 I of showing anyway. W Syou onlysu a wil g'ive } IPrices and aI ways in lin4 a us when in The Best Ins Agai Prominent Educator Bell A Sure I Dr. R. MT. Brame, dliscoverer of Blrame's Vapomentha Salve, has a letter from C. C. Wright, Superin tendent of the Wilkes County, N. C., Pub~llic: Schools, in which he says: "We have used Bramne's Vapomentha Salve for arly all the ills for which it is p~res ribed and have always so enue satisfactory results. If used in time it has never failed to break up colds, usually the forerunner ol Grippe, Influenza and Pneumonia, . . .I speak from p~ersonal oh servation. I helieve if this prepara tion is used in time It will prevent the developmcnt of p)neumonia in every instance, if used accordling tc directions." These strong statements are fully justifiedl by the Jremarkable recov eries that follow. :lwamne''s Vapio mentha Salve is applied freely over the chest and throat and insert. need to burdet ourselves with more taxation, maintain-great military and naval forces and imperll the develop ment of our national life, which rests in the spirit of 'our farms and sur rounds our villages." ' "Great as !s the tneed 'for conatrue tive thought. and i'"tlon in regard to the weakness of our industrial rela t tions," he said, "the need for similar thought and similar activity is still greater with regard to agridulture." The agricultural industry, he ex plained, must be made economically attractive. This can be accomplished be declared, by remedying the defects in our transportation and distribution systems. 1'easures, which he advocated to bring this about, include the develop ment of the waterways from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic, replacement of "special control" of refrigerator cars stock yards and elevators by "con structive public service," government regulation of the "over-swollen units" of the produce business to provide free competition, cooperative market C HICHESTER S PILLS THEl DIAMONIWD .A Ladeal AkyounrDru &ino ChI-ches-t4,r a Iflamonfui aud i es ealed with Blue Ribbon. 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Stop with ( town. ti urance inst Influenza eves That Vapomnentha Is 'reventive ed i eah nstrl. rame's Vapo mentha Salvepntraites the p)ore(s of the skin, relieving congestion, at the same time healing vapors arise an'l arie brea thedl through the mouth and nose8, loosening the pleghmn andl can;, rg t he patient to breathe freely. Its abs)olute reliability is0 evidlenced by doz"/ens of uinsol icitedl t estimonials. lIhrame's Vapomentha Salve wvili re lieve Ineumtonia,. infiunz''a, i.rippe, pleurisy, bronchitis, whooping cough. (catarrh, ath ma, tonsil itia, hay fever and1 inflammiation of the skin. VaIpomentIha is a ppliled externally. and it wvill not stain the clothes, as outher' salves do. No home shouhl: ever be without it. Buy it from your dlealer or direct fromn the Brame. 1)rug Co., North Wilkeshoro, N C. A small b)ottle costs 30c.; a much larger one, containing six timesq as much, $1nn.Ad, irig,, re otoin 10~i~ lieve's 'Nil le's on 9 One st . ,hi+ ber of persona igaged in food d il) bution, standardization :9f produbte. exhaustive investigation "into our great natiohal boa-ds of trade, with. view to extending their legitimate functions or preventing their abuse," and development of mechanical agri cultural equipment. 0 LAND'ORDERE" SOLD Washington, Feb. 29.-Public sale of 165,000 acres of land in the former Cheyenne river> and Standing Rock Indian reservations, in North and South Dakota, was ordered today by Secretary Lane. Appraised prices of the lands are 50 cents to $6 an acre and none will be sold at less than ap praised value. STRONG AGAINST TURK New York, Feb. 29.-Banishment of the Turk from Europe; end of the Moslem government's control over' Christians, and fulfillment of the al lied pledge to Armenia, were urged in a resolution adopted at a nonsec tarian mass meetin ghere toilay under the auspices of the authorities of the Dathedral of St. John the Divine. Cop ies of the petition will be forwarded to President Wilson and the supreme council at Paris. TEST OF CONSTITUTION Washington, Feb. 28.-Another case nvolving the constitutionality of the Federal prohibition constitutional' imendment and the enforcement act I cached the supreme court today with, ;he filing of appeals by the' Kentucky Distrilleries and Warehouse company rom federal court decrees dismissing roceedings brougth to enjoin en Forcement of the act in that state. The !ase may be argued along with similar mits from Rhode Island and Massa ,husetts. WILL HOLD DOODLEY FOR KILLING WIFE Will Doodley, alias Jim Davis, has been taken to Williamsburg county to be held pending an investigation. The negro was supposed to be wanted on the charge of having killed his wife about ten years ago. Doodley created some excitement at the police station last Wednesday af ternoon when he threw his body against a window at the barracks and 'rashed through to the sidewalk tak ing the sash with him. The negro was ,eing questioned in a private room ind a circular headed "Wanted for %lurder" was held so Dooley could read the print. In an instant the man ,vas going through the window. le ,vas captured after a brief but spirited 'oot race. Chief Richardson notified the Wil iamsburg county officers and a deputy vas sent to Columbia. The murdered voman was named Venus Washington )efore she married and it is said that Dooley told the Williamsburg county leputy that he married a woman mamedi Venus Washington. The wo nan's husband disappearedl after the vhipping occurred that caused her leath. )ooley was arrested in Columbia and .v'as being held for investigation *vhen he made a break for liberty. Vlondlay's State. NOTICE Pursuant to an order of the Court >f Common Pleas in the case of M. L. VcColiugh, Plaintiff, against R. L,. )owdy, Decfendant, to me directed. Motice is hereb~v given to the credlitors mad all persons1 having claims of any cind against the firm of Dowdy & \ieCollugh to file them duily atteste d vith the undersigned receiver on or >efore the eleventh (lay of March 0.Fred Lesesne, Receiver. Manning, S. C., Feb. 25, 1920-8-3t-e NOTICE.' The qualified voters residling in lBar -ineau Cross Roads School District \No. 25 will hereby take notice that an 'lection wvill be held at Barrineau ros Roads school house on Fridlay, XIarch 5th. 1920 for the purpose of ioting on the question of wvhether said l istrict shall levy and collect annual y an additional levy of four (4) mills For school puriposes in saidl district. Polls open from 8 a. m. to 4 p. m. By ordier of WV. 1. T1higpen, II. L. Barrineau.. Trustees for Barrineau Cross Roads School District. 7-2t-c. NOTICE Maning, S. C., Feb. 4, 1920. P'ursnaont to Resolution adopted by he Board of Directors of Clarendon Building & Loan Company, a meeting of the stockholders of said corpora-1 tion is hereby called at the oflice of DuRant & Ellerbe, Attorneys, on W~ednl.::dl!y, the 10th day of March, 1920, at 12 o'clock nloon, 'for the pur' jpose of considering a resolution that 'och corporation shall go into liquida tion and windi up its affairs and dis 'solve. All stob-kholdlers are requestedl to attend or send a Proxy. Clarendon Building & Loan Co. You I.. A-N You need the benefit The bank needs co-op welfare of the communit for yourself. Old age needs ready n Sickness ,needs a do, I doctor needs his fee. Earning power needs A bank-account-man nothing from anyone. Home Ban IFarmM We are ager .for one of thf of -Farm iVJ -United State; TH E A VJ I We Have All Kinds PLOWS, CULTIVI STALK ( COTTON GRAINSD In fact, almot Farm Machi1 aSee iCoffey The Liu la eeds a Bank ! :f an account. eration for the r and obviously REMEMBER ioney. THESE tor, and the AND Save! saving power, needs to ask k & Trust Co. achinery.* ts in this county ~very best lines I [achinery in the. ERY LINE!j Of LTORS, JUTTERS,I PLANTERS, >RILLS, Etc. it anything in the* ae line. us first. & R ig by. i se Stock Dealers -Jasamaaamni