Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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DI . AtlO Free We best bli We The" a It wou] two or Br a DAVIS URGES UNITY WITH OTHER NATIONS American Ambassador Celebrates In dependence Day . MASTER OWN hiOUSE FIRtST Cannot Live Harmoniously and Inter fere With Internal Affairs of Oth ers, Says Beck. London, .July 5.--Speaking at the Fourth of July dinner of the American Society today, JIohn W. Davis, the A mierien ambassador, insistedi upon the necessity of A nglo-A merican coim mlunit~y and conclhidedl by saying: ''A land may he great only n in mi t with its brother' nations.'" .James M. IBeck brotugh t a storm of applause when hf satid thait tw\o (coun. Itries '1 ohlnt cx pect to( live har moniously if either attemoptedl to ini terferi' in the initernal agfairs 0; the othier. Tlhie dleclaation "'w aetw ~renit self -respecting nat ions and each mit(ends to be tmas4ter in hiis J lou.'e' hrough t the diners to thIieirt feet cheer ing. A mong' the society's gtuesfs wvere sev eral Amnerica n bishops who are at tendmjg the Laminbeth con ference. Pay Homage to AmIerica. lBuenos A ir's, .July 5--A rgettie newsptapetrs today pay homage to~ A me rican i Independence Day. Special articles describing the progress of the United States and pictuir(s of North A merican patriots are d isplayedi prom - inenthy. Il Epo'onL organ of the gove'rnmnent says that North A merica won utniver sal respect by consecretating itself to the world war. It pays tribute to P're sident Wilson and exprehsses hope for the count ry's continued greatness. D~octrine of Humanity. La Nacion asserts that 'this Fourth of .Juliy is more than ever the day of all A mr-rica" referring to the inter' imdenendenie of America republics. It urges the transforming of "Monroe ismn in to the doct rine of humanity.'' Members of the A merican colony wvill cefebrate the national anniversary Monday night with a banqunet at which give hundred gtuestsq will participate. ieh'iding' a dlelegation from Monte Congratulates President. Mrontevideo, Jutly 5i.--Presidhent Brum today sent congratnlat ions Prnnident 'clock on I Lunch will b are selling in thi >od lines and .ea, are selling two y re weighing arot [d be well for the more good farm dha Wilson on the occasion of the celebra tion of Independence Day. Greatest Days of Humanity Santiago, Chile, July 5.-The news paper "El Mercurio, after remarking that the Fourth of July is" not only memorable for Americans, but has be come one of the greatest (lays of hu manity" refers to the future foreign policy of the United States, saying: "There is open on one side the tradi tional road which George Washington showed when he recommended the maintenance of a strong isolation, free fromi influence of European complica Lions. "ut world evolution on the other han d, o'pens new and w',ide roads ot solidarity among all nat ions."' lfndependlence. Day Celebrated. tudea pest, Julyv 5.Amlerican Inde. Pende(nce Da )a V's ce(lebr'ated by the IIlungarian G;overn men t and people to dayv. Ani immense)5( throng paraded to the m)useum i gardens where the cabi not m1iniist(erIs aittendled a celebiration of mass in the open air. Children pre sen ted a banner arid flowers to the A merican oflicials as an expression of gratitude for the1 Pir reief work. A NOTIHER CORPORATION TAX REPORT DUIE D). C. Hleyward, Collector of Inter nal Revenue stated yesterday that he decsiredl to call to the att-ention of all corporations, associations, joint stock companies and insurance companies the fact that the Revenue laws re riuire the filing of a capital stock tax report with his offico during the month of .July, 1920. Tlhe tax in rolestion i simposed for the privilege of doing business for the government fiscal year and the report dlue to be filled during the present month covers the period ending Jlune 30th 1921. - O. 0 4 1 SEALWt TINS ONL.Y AT YOURGQOwCEQ.S MAXWEtL. HOUSE. COFFE~m - 3radham served to all s Sale, 38 Sowc :h individual spe earling Boars tl ind 500 pounds, hse Boars to rem; 6rs in some comr olllector Heyward said that the ex perience of his Office was that a great' many corporations were delinquent in filing this report each year for the rea son that they thought they were not liable for tax on account of not being engaged in active business, and he wishes to state that the regulations reqmre every corporation existing un dCr the laws of the State to file re Port, or submit conclusive evidence that it is not liable. Determination of tax liability rests entirely with the Commissioner of Internal Revenue. The Capital Stock Tax Division of the Initernail Revenue 1Bure au is buisly engaged in preparation for hnndling the reports for the present taxable periodl, and blank forms will he mailed to every, corp~oration~ in the District (1'on ulay July fth, 1920. Every taxpayer wvho dloes not reeive a bhink form with in a reasoniabel time a fter that date shouldl request the Collec torI's oflice to furnish one. ADJVERTIJSE IN TI! E TIM ES .METJIODS FOR TIIHE CONT'ROL, OF CIHRYSA NIIEM UM M IDGE T'he chrysanthemun1m midge entered the Unitedl States from Europe a few years ago and is now an established green-house pest, says the UJnitedl States D~epartmecnt of A griculture. It was first reported in this country from Michigan and snwkont epe sent in more thanw k2w Ste and in Canada. It is regardedl as one of the most important pests to be reckoned with by chryqsanthemuiim growers. While principally a greenhouse peCst, it occurs on outdloor phanta even as far north as Ottawa, Caaa The injury to badly infested plants la such as to lestroy their value for commercial pur poses. In the tender Portions of the plant are laid the eggs from which Liny maggots hatch. Thc maggots :hen bore their Way into the plant ts.. mnes, thereby Causing galls. Apparent y this midge was brought to America vithout its quota of parasites and it is lot yet .certain that native parasites f gall nidge fauna are preyin~ upon t effectively. Control Measure.s WOrked Out Many experiments have been et*s uctedl by the specialists of the de artment in working out control men ures. The results are summarited as ollows in Department Bulletii 1No. 23, Just insued: "Fr'm~ the life 'hlatotre fu w~,ella. Y 1i DurocFar vAsitors out of and 4 Boars. ?tks well of the bri at are bred righ and we expect tb tin in the county, nunity get togeth< JRO from the experimental data thus far ly submitted, it is clear that certain ex points must be kept in mind to secure mi the best practical results. First, there inj are always several generations present foi in greenhouses during the spring and thi and fall occurrences; second, the adult til 3merge and mate during the very early sp: morning hours, and egg laying quick- m< Jila II? TURKISN { DOMESTIC m, Mann town at 12 Ihe offering is eed. t--raised on t] em to make gr .and we sug wr and buy thes C F follows; third, preliminary control periments show that the 'egg stage ty be controlled by means of spray , or dipping $he cuttings or plants; irth, it has been dernonstrated that 3 adult can be killed easily at the rie of emergence by consisten't raying; fifth, fumigation experi mnts in a commercial house proved It's doll to doug no man cigarett( C AMELS qua! of choice Tui tobaccos hand yoi isfy every smoke< You will prefer ti kind smoked strait Camels mellow~ appeal to you. TI that smoothness Go the limit wit. tire your taste. An ant cigaretty aftert ~retty odor! Just Compare{ rette in the worn Cesgaretten) in a gl lass pEape R. 3. RRYNOLIDS TOn ACCO CC LIE ing,S. 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