Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THE MAN Entered at the Postoice at 'Appelt & S Pblished I Subscription Rates I -MANNING, S. C., WE A MENACE T Will our cities -eventually -bring Akim will they also bring ruion upo: .ime will they become a menace ei 'There is grave danger that all mJi any city a woman could be securi c.Eaw they receive as high as $4.00 1 'Carpenters, plasterers, bricklayq acmnahnt with $4.00 and $5.00 a da3 E.AU 0 and more a day and get it. *u:aces, behind the counters, everyv i Wages are mounting and th '.de4creasing. Profiteering in clothing and otl Aains unchecked. There is no dimi Aktwute gone insane on the subject of -Merchants have made the bald jdeJcles at moderate prices only to I .cuxp. " Unable to dispose of ther dnmile the price and they have been . aseulers. We might fill the colum dtt sonly a sma!l portion of the st -rii, is having Pin injurious effect ur nu-nm and young women from us and aiY 'for help. It is forcing us to pa ,,we 7are curtailed in our own power c The false lure of sudhlen wealth .-l girl. They are forsaking th ring in droves to thd call of the The bubble has been inflated i een'r-stand the increasing strain. s.en~s are curtailing their loans foi Dsmp the alarming inflation of fictil m-aation of activity in the building ing- for jobs that are not to be had wY&terlines, with money becoming ti: he. The scarcity of food. If farmer, 4iad necessary to feed the cities an< A country town is delendent la a teIt to it. If those faris become A- town is a heavy sufferer. And I A oon find ourselves in the count Sir,s -work only too well. If that VJ: be avoided. But if not checked ecn the deluge. Wholesale assininity has never efl beneficial results. But it has -:tmned republics, ai'nd' let loose the The rural population of Ameri Ltivs have forced upon the nation N L FTTING In the opinion of the average fo LYrrultural industry. They seem t< vnd we will hand over the food. A di4riding its food supply with EuArop - . But the war is over and war , The American farmer is vcry s! er 'best, according to published rept *smws next winter, with the possibi * !tur own country. If this should h b 1hand over the food we need to &ewrKing profiteere would of course I S.ae to Europe at enormous gains to ht :.o. If such is attempted the r< %iLM engulf any person who attemip - for the sake of selling to Eurol America asks neither alms nor A&m .relieve distress across the water1 a re not willing to send our own E'urope can work and produce 2tenabbling andI cultivate that will. "'L~ettin~g George do> it" dloesn't 'uc expected to make of ourselves *iew preople ever reach the go menthing higher that they wvant. A MAN MAY BE KNOWN HON. MITC ;Attorney General of the I. the Democratic N< HAS MADE ENEMil PRO-GERMANS RED REVOLUTIONI PROFITEERS H-OARDERS BECAUSE, An Alien Property Cus Used it to Hielp Ameri aimECAUSE', lHe is Itriving the Alic MULNiST'S and~ I. W. BElcCAUSE,liinrocuWgto andi UNRtEAS ONAHI Country. li'CtSHe in Arresting the UI the Salie of Commnioditi iPRLICESC. JIC oSE lie rced ths "BIg Fl Whi 'h ,imiits their A tii)n of Miats nn rd P Unrelated 1,ines of In 3L tJie Aidted ini Hehalf Labonr Agitators Who COAL, in Mid-Wintier EAULStarvation and told. BECAUSE, p~ Ho 1s Ioe the 'A1~ LIAN and IFights MITCHEI Ia "100 Per Cent Amnericar SOUTH IAlso 100 Per Cent THEREFORE South Carolina Shoi and His 'Candidacy. SWRITE-For Palmer for Prec * etey General Stands for and what C. C. Carlin, Chairman Palms sey Bldg., Washington, D. C. NING TIMES Manning'as Second-Clash Matter. hope, Proprietors. !very Wednesday 2.00 per year in, Advance DNESDAY, MAY 2, 1926. 0 COUNTRY LIFE 0isaster to -ur country towns? In doing a themselves? Ii accomplishing both of ren to the stability of the republic? of these may happen. A few years ago Ad to clean house for $1.50 or $2.00 a day. i daky and three theals. re and others in the trades formerly were . Now they demand as high as $8.00, In the factories, on the railroads, in the vhere the same story is told in the big e amount of work 'accomplished in a day ier necessities and luxuries of life' flour nishing of this crime because city people spendig. ;tatement that they have offered excellent lave them rejected by the buyers as "too n, they have tagged the same articles at immediately snapped up by the profligate ns of this paper with such cases and still ory. This riotous use -of money in the oi couintry life. It is enticing our young, is leaving the rural communities strand y exorbitant prices for commodities when f production and in our earning capacity. is proving to much for the country boy cir happy and peaceful homes and are cities gone mad. Almost to the bursting point. It cannot In time it must collapse. Already city building purposes. It is necessary to Ious values. Following this will conie a trades, wth $10.00 a day laborers look Similar conditions may be expected in ghter as work ceases. Added to this will lose their help they can not produce the I the country towns. rgely upon the farming community adja non-productive for lack of help the coun hbat is the condition in which we fear we ry towns. The insanity of the cities has insanity is checked in time disaster may soon the crash will inevitably come-and yet been knowni to produce any pernan toppled kings from their thrones, over Vildest passions of ungovernable mobs. ca is not overjoyed at the prospect the ve revere. -00 G EORGE DO IT n : ::::::3::::t1 reign country America is one vast hive ofr011 PLANT DAMAG > think that all they have to do is to ask TO EXTEN mierica has been generous in the past in 3, even when we had to deny ourselves -to Tulsa, Okl, May 2 conditions and necessities no longer exist. Inland Refinery fire iort of help and crop outlooks are not-of norning included five >rts. Experts predict a shortage of food- aloading rack and cigh lity of bread and soup lines in the cities cording to i report r appen Europe can not expect us to meek- night at the compan sustain life among our own people. Ex- loss o f life was repo ake advantage of thu situation and send valued at $1,500,000 '. themselves. But the public will not have the extent of $200,000 >ar of protest will be long and deep and-cials said. ts to starve American women and child >e at great personal profit. PESO-ESR favors from any country. We are readyPA ,vhen condlitions andI humanity permiit, but people to bed hungry in order to do it. Wsig'n a Tuena la, toay pa Inandsladpreta ereesr Rfnery goe to Therenstona billr ar ____________________________nig he amte asompan posso lies repoit 000000ove ath$1,500,000 HELPAMR: minatiWasforgPronident - Moss Phreoint s o PAalst ERlyt ussecal ovnerenso awit criong $ T universaLABOR peonulGere. masure ofoe tor REACION RYrearodjutme ter.dff The chnin bias stan RYTE EEMBELHECAKNS her fnaeudaap tpi H Y ?0tothe oviers ho Hs ('aJAILED'ONECHARG1 nite tates and CISandidateto forte c hasnation farlPreforen REACTIONARYA REPUBL~i5toAcep IANSr tcee thso Eskg toi h Exto t iWRRAN'uTED~ l:ssn o~ n (o PRCLTN arim th IonI'sumer of theS ~efomrRusa TADi Pn A rigin out E n RForcinae tilivn es THEY A iE i. LiNGtF Iiy1way of ivae" 1 PAC er tACcent Da mcortco finWlIe hya Cf A L T0 POLE Ans RadlehaTlire Aeia and 100 Per Cent tocraticns aw American nd for MiPerl PamCentilii Ty4 Mosmr apin omte,85Mui ' s Pofthe Miss. __________________ Sithcan known worer osnce o c an of mur', TH-I UN*E R March 3, 1920, the Ford Motor Co. advance of the indreased cost of production. No spee necessary at the time, but it-hasideveloped thi tations of these advanced prices have been v safeguard the public against the evils of -mis the present prices: Runabout, - - $550 Touring Car, - $575 50 V Coupe, - - $750 r Sedan, - - $875 Truck Chassis, - - (With pneumatic tires and demo These pricen are all f. o Fordson Tractor $850.00 f. o. b. Dearh Any of the Dealers whose names are list your order, pledging the assurance of the be New Zion Y Dealers 3D cipal clinic which has been conducted minis T OF $200,000 here under direction of a police sur- cases geon. I.-Loss in the The purpose of the order it was an t Cushing this nounced, was to compel drug addicts pressure stills, to seek treatment by physicinas who Fal it tank cars, ac- would be furnished drugs in such Hobb fcive( here to- quantities as may be needed to ad- that "s office.- No eted. The plant - ,as damaged to company offi isEs sENATE !5.-After less sideration, the sdthe annualGl "" "fr7'~ Fl'9,000,000. The L l conference for rences with the Lee Tires ask nio favors of th finally passed On rough country roads thei ted by the Sen- travel almost unharmed over *atins o $ed, ting points that would tear ti Sbill. less sturdy tires. On pave Fboulevards Lee Tires wear G DAUJGHTER Igly and pleasingly tilow, May 24.--Louis If you knew how to make tirei w'as todlay bound the best would satisfy you, til te iand ury the kind you'd build. ~led to death by So thoroughly good are Lee T: rnoon according get an entirely new idea of tiN d that the par- satisfaction from the first one esregret for 8O o was commanded Ssouyu h. Lild to dbeath. A smith's sanity lay 31. IS LIVING The Gazette dieDEL 'S MP publishes three DAE' IP statements of flicers, recently iho declare 'at C'zar and a ______________________________ having escaped Vladivostok to e now living istence is being *easons, the re-I rE CLINICS -Narcotic clinics Lies uindber police discontinued un eral government - today with the PLO\WDEN AL CAR,. d the prices of Ford cars because ifie... announcement was deemed it taisrepresentations and misquo nd are being given out. So to representation, we herewith give ith dual electric starting and ghting system...... __-.$625 rth dual electric starting and ghting system.-----------$650 rith dual electric starting and ghting system and -demouintable ims .........----$850 ith dual electric starting and ghting system and denountable ims -_.......... $975 rith solid tires and clinch r rims _ untable rims $640) b. Detroit. n, Mich. 3d below, will be pleased to receive st possible promptness in delivery. rotor Co., New Zion, S. C. tmum ummmmuun::numumunm::mmmmunuhtumni ber to patients as the individual day night, is surrounded in a swamp may require. seven miles north of this city. The -----0 negro is reported to be heavily armed. HOBBS IS SURROUNDED le went into a store near the camp, last night and bought something to retteville, N. C., May 24.-George eat, backing out with gun in hand a, leader of a gang of negroes and entered the swamp. A posse was killed two white men here Fri- quickly on his trail. ishment. e road. r tough treads sharp and jut-/ e heart out of d streets and down surpris. - and none but .. ie Le..e Tire isTh Zig-Zag Tread res that you ll uclncaily c ienteay e mileage and wdae racu'*|.aio|c"4 you try. Let A '"d N? enalaw aiternato on both sides of the err. wide. ee tread. Skit1. O~(ir ta aiti nwls "cao."Opi$tee HARDWRE CO. Dal