Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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You Can't Rub It Rheumati Liiments Will Never Cure. If you are aflicted with Rheu natism, why waste time with lint. ments, lotions and other local appli cations that never did cure Rheu mnatism, and never will? Do not try to rub the pain away. Try the sensible plan of finding the eause of the pain, and go after that. Remove the cause, and you remove the pain. You will never be rid of Rheu It's so easy to have well Painted Floors Beautifully finished floors ar pride of the home. It is easy and inc sive to keep your floors in perfect con with little work when you paint then It dries over night with a hard, high-gloss is absolutely water-proof, does not mar o and stands severest scrubbing. It comes atractive colors. Ask for Color Cards and Paint Book or lesSeo-aulbert Co.,Incorporated4Loulsvl ALDERMAN S1 Brunswick In Fine Ti The reason you are intereste that it identifies the maker. B judge his ideals of manufacturi The only secret of a super-ti rnaker. -iis standards decide i secrets in the tire industry. What you get depends on w tire. Brunswick, as you knov 'ealous of its good naei. Sinc< js been famous the world over The Brunswick Tire is all Your first one will be a revelai never known a better. And you the news among motorists. TI come tire that ever came to mar Try one Brunswick Tire. I built. And remember, it costs THE BRUNSWICK-BA Atlantu 'eadquar Sold On An Un Guarani W. J.YOUNG MOT( Away; iem is in the Blood matism until you- cleanse your blood of the germs that cause the disease. S. S. S. has never had an equal as a blood purifier and scores of sufferers say that it has cleansed. their blood of Rheumatism, and re moved all trace of the disease from their system. Got a bottle of S .8 . and get on the right treatment to-ay. Spe cial medical advice free. Addkess Medical Director, 111 Swift Lab. oratory, Atlanta, Ga. b the .00, xpen. dition with "Save the Surface and you Save All" fisih; r crack innine write ORES Principles re Making d in the name on your tire is y knowing the maker you can re lies in the principles of tlia :he quality. For there are no at is behind the name on yout r, means a very old concern, 1845 the House of Brunswicc for the quality of its products. that you expect --and more, ion. You'll agree'that you've 11 tell your friends. So spreads .e Brunswick ,is the most we! ket. earn how good a tire can Uq no more than like-types tires. LKE-COLLENDER Co. ters: 38 Luckie St. ~) timi ted Mileage ee Basia )R Co. Manning, S. C. 7, . V~o3% , , An Easter Suit Guaranti A N Easter suit should /ook'well and it should wear well, too. Dubbelbilt suits, besides hand some fabric, good style, careful tailoring, havespecial reinforcement at every point of wear and strain. That is why every Dubbelbilt suit -carries the famous Dubbelbilt guar ALDERM) down. Several Repor Edgerton, Indiana, eighteen miles Dayton, Ohio, Mu cast of here, a town or about 500 persons were report population, is reporte( to have been i dozen or more badly i practically destroyed. Many persons which struck near G: are reported to have been injured shortly after. 8 o'cl< there. At Ossian, In(lana, fifteen storm centered about miles south of Fort Wayne, a score of Greenville. Wire of persons were injured, two perhaps traction service has fatally. The property damage at Os-I sian is estimated- at $250,000. Number Repor One Person Killed Toledo, 0., March St. Louis, Mo., Mar. 28.-Louis Hel- ersons are reportc(I lings, 23 years, Oklahoma City, was jured in a storm of killed, four persons are known to tions which struck have suffered minor injuries and many IRa' onrte buildings in St. Louis and the suburbs'hrlaetng. were dlamagedl in a wvind storm this Toablne afternoon. The windl attained a veloc-frm eeonaLk Th iheslt tonght THIS Case 10-18 Kerosene Traetoz' Id noted for its Simplicity, Accesibiity F~lexibility and Durability. Almost anly lone can operate and care for this improved tractor. Every part is easily accessible. You need not waste your time in getting at the parts. Transmission housing, differential gear hous ing, clutch, crank case, every working part, can be reached for inspecting or adjuisting writhout trouble or loss of tlfie. This Case 10-18 Is small and compact It man be taken almost everywhere. Its turning pgadius is about.11 feet It has a one-piece makt frame. So there is no' rackin'g nor vibration.-.' nlone of the twisting which is so Adesttv. W ROOT, 'tC ooRTk To Smn QUE$sO Wants to Know Where Limit ol Amendment is to Be Drawn SPEAKS FOR "WET" SIDE Believed That Supreme Court Wil Give Final Decision Now Soon Washington, March 29.-A possibil ity that the Supreme Court migh1 pass final judgment on prohibitior questions now before it by the mid die of next .Month was seen by som observers today in the announce ment that the court recess to be taker at the conclusion of the argument, on these cases, probably tomorrow would extend to April 10 instead o April 12. The opinio.n was expressec by those familiar with the court'i procedure that a decision might bc rendered immediately when the couri reconvenes. Further argument on both sides o: questions touching validity of th constitutional amendment and th< Enforcement Act, now before th< court, was presented today. They were in connection with the original suit brought by New Jersey as well as appeals from that State and fron Wisconsin. Rhode Islan'd, Kentuck5 and Massachusetts have already beer argued and will be considered at th< same ,time. Root Addresses Court. Elihu Root, representing Christiar Feigenspan, a brewer, of Newark N. J.; Attorney General Thomas F McCran, of New Jersey, in oppositior to the constitutional amendment and Asistant Attorney General Willian L. Frierson for the government, ad dressed the court today. Mr. Root characterized the prohibi tion amendment' as new legislation made under "color of an amendment,' affecting personal rights. If its va lidity was upheld, he said, the effect would be that the court recognized, in addition to the legislative powers of Congress and the States, a third legislative power, namely, enactment of legislation by consent of three fourths of the States, which, he said, would be "a perversion not only of the word, but of the whole tone and character, of the Constitution." "It is of little consequence," Mr. Root said, "if there be or be not pro bibition in this country. It is of vast :onsequence, however, that your Ho'n >rs now decide rightly and for the zood of our country in the future if there are to be any liniits to the power of amendment and where the line of limitation is to be drawn. -----0 "ONFIRMS STAND OF PRESIDENT Wallace Says American Not Opposed to German Troop Move Paris, Mar. 29.-Hugh C. Wallace, :he American ambassador to France at oday's session of conference of am .)assadors Confirmed the statement tade in Washington that Persident W~ilson was not opposed to the entry >f mor'e troops5 of the German regular 'irmy into the Ruhr Valley if the,Ger man Government diesiredi to send them there. D)uring the session Ambassador Wal laice handed to Premier Millerand the note of President Wilson regardling the Turkish question. No indication as to the contests of the ntote was given out I. Tihe conference of a mbassad ors continued considleration of the re sponseC to bie sent to the Hungarian plen ipotentiarties concerning questions whicuh have arrisen with regard to the peneeLC terms sub~mittedl to Hungary. Meadsures for the evacuation of Ruis sians meanacedl by the Bolsheviki ad v'ance in the Novorossisk and Crimea regions wvere also taken up and the conference decided that the popula tions in the territories in which plebis cites have licen held may not partic ipate in the coming elect ions. -0 TOR:)NAJ)DO 1BU LL4ETINS Five Persons Killed Opelika, Ala., Mar. 28.-Five per sons were killed and a dlozen or more injured at Agricola, a small settlement near Camp Hill, twventy miles north of here, by a tornadlo this afternoon, accordling to passengers arriving here tonight on a Central of Georgia train from~ Birmingham. Heavy ptroperty dlamage is st'id to have been wrought around Camp lill. The electric transmission line of the Alabama Power Company was torn down and towns south, including Opelika, are without current from that source tonight. Three Persons Killedc Fort Wayne, Ind., Mar. 28.-Three p~ersons were killed and many injured in a storm which swept across North ern Indiana tonight, (doing damage to property estimated at several million dollars. The fatalities occurred at Zulu, Indiana, ten miles east or here, where many houses were blown ON Dabbebil . ed for Six Months' Wear antee: Six months' wear, without ri hole, tear; or we willrepairthe suitfree. This picture shows only one of the attractive new models of Dubbelbilt suits. In sizes for boys from 6 to - 18 years old. $14-75 -$16.75- $8-7S $zo-75 upwards to $36-75 N STORES. ted Killed who said he saw men and women lying rch .28.-Several in the streets with buildings wrecked d killed and a all about them. ijured in a storm 'Cenville, Ohio, Report Village Wiped Out ick tonight. The Dayton, Ohio, March 28.-A storm four miles west which apparently settled on Nashville s are down and a village ten miles west of Greenville, A been cut off. tonight ,is reported to have wiped out that village, and is known to have ted Killed caused the death of four persons and 8.-A number of injury to a score or more. killed and in- Sixteen Dead or Missing cyclonic propor- Springfield, Ohio, Mar. 28.-A strip Swanton and of territory one-half mile wide and six ty miles wvest of miles in length, between Greenville and Union City, Ohio, was completely have been sent devastated b~y a tornado late today. Shore train. The Sixteen personm are reported dead re by a motorist or missing. reloped Tractor YIse i this permnits use 'of all spt 'gearu. All gears arg icus steelk enclosed, and run in oIL. This tractor enasily handles No plows 7 or 8 Inches deep. It has plenty of reserve power. For al1 kinds of field work its is unequaled. It also Is a wonder for belt work. It wilt teadily drive a Case 20x28 'thresher, fully equipped, a No. 12 Case silo filler, or other mnachines requiring similar power. Before y~ou buy, investigate this better tractor. Noetg all Its superiorities, Makg gesp~ 9~ Nelson Motor Co., TRbTRS Manning, S. C.