Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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nI Sonk the clothes-' overnight i f possible. I f not, sirnply ak for a while ina cold water. Sh~ave b<ar ofClean Enasy Nnptholeine Sonp into 4 ' /'anlions of water. flail until SOap) is dissolved and put1 in the clothes. muiniute s. Rinsi e tharu woa c:lear waters, blue andl dry jo op~en air. Follo w' directionas on inside (if wsrapper. SONtRA TROOPS S~ll[ " ' -Sf , 11OUSE OF PAR[UAMENT ",~ Officials Declare Theuy \'yill Re turn to elrso Mexican Repulic Guaranttee of Govewomet Their State's Rights. Govenmen CONDTIOS SE FOTII tak e back th Seniding oaf Federal Soldliers by Car- erno ofro ranza G iven as Cause of Rtevolt Iybey ial ILeaders of the Rlevolut ionists- mander of t -~ Calles hasi Nogales, Sonora, A pril llI.--Custom in for volu houses and all propeCrty of' the Federal dier's in the Government of Mexico were formally t~hreatenied seizedl in the name of the "Republic forces. of Sonora" here todlay. ~ o Sonora State officials, headed byohe tae Governor Adolfo de la Hluerta, who oteren ta has been proclaimed "supreme power 1enmetda o fthe Republic of Sonora" by theceetdy State Congress, dleclargdl todlay, while the State has seceded it would retumn lH H to the Mexican Republic upon guar antees fromi the national admn-inistra tion that tkiere wvould be no infringe ment of the State's rights by th( fed eral government. T1he secession, accordling to the (of- ... OC SAVES THE RUB follow jf 0i ifr "'T'HE most marvelou jmade!" That's whal Clean Easy NaptholE she has used it once. Just think what it does: scrubbing it cleans, purifies c the coarsest clothes, greasi without a bit of scrubbing. fabric. Wonderful, isn't it? Di having the opportunity to b it fine to think that you no back over a miserable wash t hands-wear out your cloth or get rheumatism from : Clean Easy goes right afte Dissolves them and absorbs your clothes sweet and wl you could possibly rub or sc You owe it to yourself, y< to use this wonderful labor retain all your freshness, he many women waste over a protect them ftrm Contagio. Easy method kills-all germs t Read the directions undei up your grocer today and Notice how different it lookh certainly does work differen LouisvILLE FOOD PRoDUCi's Co Louisville, Ky. 'ought about ny Carranzaacoligtifr eral troops into the State. hrhse~os~ hie next move was up to Snr oge i Unless he acts, politicalLitoa rghsad sonora said ,the new re- acrigt hs defy the Mexican Federaltodthsa.S and resist wvith armedclsy tevon Lttemlpt of Carranza to bt ttsaem e State b~y KJ1rce. Cn aoOrg liats Catlles, former Gov orat, and who recently re- 'IlUEMNN the Carraaza cabine,t hasO supreme military comn Lie State's military forces., .I. llllba esued a proclamation call-Sttsbraoff nteer-s and asking all sol-.. ba etrdy State to rally against anyedathsaehal invasion by Carranzacomntewhh he secession movement to 'h oenet unles stche Mexican Gov- coe eil(C 'ts quickly was forecast gvn sitnet rhe Sinaloa StateCongress mlra oto V ESTER S PILLS tc h sn ml djI ie d an As i d ru e oric~ r~esa ih . Iiuo Rimt~on. ov.i ay e 01 (, arsknownasnest.Sfeds.Atway.,Ietiabli t eueth etr ID B DWJOOIYS VERYW accotrding ta thes r 3 washing soap ever . : every woman says of ine Wash Soap after Without rubbing or tnd sterilizes. It cleans' grimy or what not, It does not hurt the you ever dream of uy such a soap? isn't longer need break your ub-have red, unsightly on -a scrubbingy board r dirt, grime and germs. them in water, leaving. iolesome, cleaner than rub them. >u a iyan red sae;frte/o wil alhadsarl4hc 3 was ohng soaps eve eeyw manionayscofve the actio Sofpafte deanith onsti-bbn o LowserCliforn ita las eprs, gimy orxpected, it oeas anothrdh elyonerolled brekyuy d on ah scuingear hesma in waero-avn hfieome learnerofa r fnamily andfren saer;orogithenyoiwlll yt wan p arklebwhicn w e aedb nd o s orsetop minor, eCl atolrk in deirtm..tes the Iilldebratn s.Cld from ohetheroapsnn how, toro nz Inclrporesad yes Roin ie~~~ ablerg within a few dlays. Mr. the ctio of HcIildlebrandl~ has I ,tates in his district demadin conti-andl is able to spend only a short time Lowe Caifoniawith the different communities engag ~I)rt, i epeceded in malaria control wvorli. nnopotisre Yesterday he went to Orangeburg to .vih Snor's ndvisit the fishery hatching bureau con deyCft~lCllyuctedl by the government at that 1~. point.--The State. hECKMALRIACLEANLINESS AN ASSET IN THlE MILK MARKET hone wa inCo- Farmers who produce clean milk ~d hil hee cll-posses a business asset the value of h ofie t larnofwhich many do not fully appreciate ~r nae ne-The p)ublic is better informed, by far, nria. than it was a few years ago regardling ictyolgit wllthe vaule of pure milk as a food. It y ~ay ossbleinknows more of the dlangers of unclean menengge( inmilk. Therefore, as a business pro irkin econizngposition as well as from a sense of 4, o to minowduty, every faririer owning milk cows squto arve a~lshould see to it that the output is fatri h i-wholesome. Mr. lildeban~l Clean milk benefits not only the con c~etetpma-sumer but the milk producer as wvell. how o rcogieMost prodlucers of market milk have yholbelcelexperiencedI the chagrin of having a stits.T~ sad ys-shipment of milk refused or returned tid probably visit because it reached the market ou,. f4anion' the'two hured- empol /i says a B hrlin dispatch t?. the B - lingake Tidend. The entire esidential quarter of town wab 'epIced, and tbousands of windows in Koenigsborg were broke by the, coficussio. CANNED SPINACH CAOSES DEAT I New York, April 11.-Botulismpp , oning, attributed b y'physicians to ea - ned spinach$ today claimed a second victim here when Frank Heck, aged 26. died of the disease. Heck's wife died Saturday after eating some of the spinach in a'restaurant. BAD TYPE OF LIQUOR Macon; Ga., April 11-A new type. of illir.-liquor which apepared here today kept doctors and nurses busy in a local hospital. -Up to 9 o'clock to night four negroes had been shot aid two cut with knivs. The police made 12 arrests to prevent further injuries. Police say the new' liquor is made from a mixture containing more than the' usual quantity of alcohol. o0 - ------7 Macon, Ga., April.12.-he "Oveiall Club" movement is spreading'i'apidly throughout Central Georgia according to reports received here tonight an in Ifacon first steps to get in line have been taken by the police and fire de partments which have asked the civil service commission for permission to "don the cjenim." Minister at Doerun announced today tha tthey would appear in their pul pits Sunday wearing overals, Judge R. L. Tipton at Ashburn' gave notice he would wear overals when he con-4 venes city court at that place Wednes day. Virtually all the attorneys in Ashburn are members of the local "overall club'." Professional Cards JNO. G. DINKINS Attorney-at-Law MANNING, S. C. DuRANT & ELLERBE Attorneys at Law MANNING, S. C. RZ. 0. Purdy. S. Oliver O'Brypn PURDY & O'BIYAN Attorneys and Counselors at Law. MANNING. S. C. FRED LESESNE - Attorney at Law MANNING. S. C. Loans Negotiated on Real Estate MONEY TO LOAN On Real Estate-Small and Large Loans. Long Trerms. MANNING. s. C. . 11. C. CURTIS, Attorney-at-Law MANi'nNG, S. C. 'th of a man or woman is his or her Character. ccur to you that precise ~rue of a banking institu 3njoys sticcess and a high it is a truly up-building >mmunity; if it is fulfill mission as a bank, it is Tharacter that makes it it is. nal Bank. 'esident..4 G, V-President. }ashier. Mr. Wit Telkp Jyis Exp rIence. The following brief accovnt of an interview With a Manning man eleven years ago, and its sequel, will'be read with keen iMrosV. by every citizen. W. R. White, S. BounC y St., Man ning, gave the following statement Maith ~19, 1908: "I cuffered with kid ney trouble for som yeo*.rs. '1 would have to gejt up-a good deal during the night to pr-ss the kidney secretions which were highly colored and ,con tained a bricldust-like sedimdit. I suffered corstantly with backache and there were sharp pains across my loins. My back ached badl yand I cer tainly was in misery. I used Doan's Kidney Pills and they gave me splen did relief, making me feel better in every way." NEARLY TEN YEARS LATER, or on February- 15, 1918 Mr. White said: "It is always a pleasure to recommend Doan's Kidney Pills. I found them the only remedy that did me any good, in fact Doan's cfrred me of all my trouble." Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy-get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that Mr. White had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. tainted, or otherwise in poor condition Although such milk may be used for feeding pigs, it usualiy is a complete loss to the producer, since the cost of transportation back to the farm usu ally exceeds its value. Frequently, also, the prodt.cer de pends on a certain market as an outlet for his milk and ha sno means for titilizing small quantities at uncertain intervals, even if he had it at the farm Another important consideration is the unpleasant effect which the receipt of sour, tainted, or otherwise unsalable milk has upon the pdrehaser. Deliver ing milk of that kind usually results in the loss o fthe conildence of the dedler, or, if it is delivered directly to the consumer the loss of customers. Clean milk means fewer complaints a better class of patrons, angl a steady market for the product. Carelessly produced and improperly handled milk may be the means of spreading dise ase. Every owner of a dairy herd should consider it his duty to himself and to the community to keep only healthly cows, supply the.1 with wholesome feed, and 4ee' them in clean. comfortable quarters. The milkers and all( who handle milk should realize that they have in their charge a food which is easily con taminated a'nd should take every rea sonable precaution to keep it clean. IEIGIN Ti'OOPS LEAVE Arlon, Belgium, Luxemburg, April 11.-A battalian of Belgin troops, 500 strong, with bands playing and flags flyin-g, left here today by way of Co blenz for Mayence. The troops will ar rive at their destination Monday eve ning andl be sociailly receivedl by the French army and~ theni will Proceed. to the occupiedl areas. GIIEATi EXPLOSION 'AT ARMY FACTORY CoplenhageI,, April 11.-A great ex plosion. has occurredl at an army sup ply factory north of Roterstein, near Cha ract The true wo: the measure oj Did it ever c ly the same is i tion ? If this bank < reputation; if force in the c( ing its highest all due to the the institution First Natio /W. C. DAVIS, P J. A. WEINBER J. T. STUTITES