Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Our Dealer in Cl Countv GODWIN B3] Summerton, THE STORY Of TH JH~ WONDER Of HISTORY (Continued from page four) isrm on one sideC and the red, white and blue of the United States on the other and dlemand of the Jewv, "Choose ye this (lay which you will serve," there will be but one answer. This is his country. He is on the' bench of the Supreme Court of the United States, he is in Senate and flouse of Representatives, he is Gov ernor in three States, he is Mayor of; several cities. Two of Newv York's niost successful newspapers, the World and The Tinmes, are works of Jewish proprietors, T1he business man ager' of the Hearst newvspapers is Jewish. The banking house that standls next to J. P. Morgan Company is Jewish. A Jewish engineer built the Pennsylvania tunnels under the East River. Will the ,Jew intermarry? I do0 not know of the future-but he has and doees! August Belmont married a (laughter of Commander Perry. The distinguished Dr. Abraham Jacobl married Marfy Putnam, Walter D)a mrosch married the (laughter of Jlames G. Blaine. Ossip Gabrilowitch the musician, marriedl Mark Twain's daughter. D)o you knowv of the fruit of Christian-Jewish marriages? Let me refresh your memory. D'Id you knowv that Bret H1arte was one? A few others are Sir John Herschel, the astronomer; Francis Turner Palgrave the critic; Sir John Millais, the artist; Leon Gambetta, the statesman; Sir. Arthur Sullivan, the composer, and -nowv hold your breath !-the mother of General William Booth, the youth ful pawnbroker's assistant, the glor-. ious Christian saint of Salvation Army fame, was a Miss Moss, a Jewv esal 'rake a look at his picture andl see how she bequeathed to him that magninicient Old Testamient physiog nomy which was such a valuable asset in his public ap~pearan'e. Hath not the Jew a Soul? Will the Jew become a Christian? I rather think not. Not in appreciable non~fbers,. 90 we have grapes of thorns and figs of thistles? Not in this year of our Lord 1920. The young Jew is causing his eldi era considlerable anxiety religiously. we do W E are future. ent low price realize that rr plants and w price can be of our convici customers niz WE will awai worth. Ther From this Co (Mi "6V "La;,L For further p not knoi South A1'LANTA, GA arendon 1OS.. S. C. As in all other religious bodies the is tinich dIrifting in these (lays of tran sition. The young Jew is making moricy, he is getting an edlucation, he is mntense on social prlolems, many are pronouncedl Socialists--but he isn't becoming Christian. Not Chris trianity but Christians stagger the Jewv. What he has undlergone at the hands of Christians in Europe would stagger us if the condlition were re A merica is not yet perfect in its tolerance--humanity never wvill be. But thank God for the American spirit of fair play andl a chanice. It is ten Kill That CASCARA FORgh 4 Colds, Cough Neglected Cold T~ake no chances. Keep this standar .Breaks up a cold ini Grippe in 3 dayu--E Quinine in this form does not affe Laxative-No Opiate in 11ill's. ALL DRUGGa Hill Plumbing Water Works, PLUMBING, PIPELESS FURNAC) Next Express 01 MANNI1 wnhea, 3 Southern Company, We are confident th; of cotton are tempora iany of our friends wh iter supply systems th secured for their cottoi tions, we offer the adv ty have the use of th< t the time when cottoi efore, date until Nove tton at 2' Iddling basis with market in payn k K" Water S iey" Farm Lig articulars get in touch v him, write us and w ern Statt COLUMBIA., S JACKSONVIL thousuand times be tter tan Russia o Central Europe from wnich many of the Jews hav'e fled. Give the Jew a Gentile's chance, give the negro a white man's chance, give the woman a man's chance, give the poor the rich man's chance ,and they wvill make goodI. America spehs that chance! Youi and 1, Christians, wvorship the .Jehovah of the Jews--as Christ camne to interpret HIim. TIhe .Jewish Scrip tures, the Old1 Testament, begins with the story of Man, not wvith a history of the Jews. Our religion ,the Chris tian religion, was founded on .Jewvs and Judaism. Every book of our Newv Cold With 2 QUININE AND La Grippe s are Dangerous d remedy handy for the first sneeze. 24 hours -- R elieves iccellent for lieadacho ct the head--Cascara is best Tonic STS SELL IT and Heating Co. Lighting Plants, HEATING, ,.RE~PA IRS. l'ice. Phone 155 -ted ? with a firm belief i it the conditions cat ry and will soon I o have planned to i isfall are holding of a. Therefore, havin anced price NOW 3ir equipment withc i will bring a price nber 10th, we 7c. a Poi tifferential for better gr ient for upply Systet hting Plants, with our local deal e will gladly furnish Ps SuppI outh Carolina. LE, FLA. GR uestament wvas wgrit"ten by a .Jea with the p)ossible exception of Luli and the Acts o fthe A postles. My' te> was written by a little Jewish ten1 maker, he, who, next to Moses, hei ut the greatest swath in human hi: Lo ry. It was Simon Peter, a .Jewv, to whoi 2hrist said: ''On this rock I will buil W~v church.'" Our very calendar i >asedl on the birthday of a .Jew, ani >ur greatest, sweetest b)uilding centrc (roundi habe! Of the Christians of thi w'orld 500,000,000 worship Jesus, Jew. And 200,000,000 venerable Mai .lJewess! But, say Christian preacher, ya wrven't told the faultr. of the Jew. N T'hat is not now the subject of m story. I know the .Jewv's faults snow his virtues-they are both sui )risimgly like the Christian's-an when I wveigh them in the balance un glad to extendl my hand to mn nitensely human neighbor-the Jew. 'ONNECTIONS MAD)E WILL BEN EF'IT SI! lPPlER Illorence, S. C., Nov. 1 .-TVhe Pt D~ee TIruckers Association has effecl d( n connection in Maine whereby *sill be able to suplly farmers in thi eetion wvith treble inspectedl an ta1te guaranteedl Irish Cobblers potat ;eed (direct from the growvers at th olditional cost only of freight. C. iA White, of Augusta, Maine, agenti narketing, United States Departmier >f Agriculture, is representing the m meiation in the producing fie'ld whil he association here wvill replresent th armner swho may wish to procure ani >f the seed. No charge for servic vill be made at either end, nor wi here be any p~rofit between the selle SM ind the buyer in South Cart Potato seced buyers through the as ociation, are assuredl honest an traight goods by the state of Maim( f they procure the certified stoci. rhis opportunity is expected to be treat boomi to potato) planters in thi ection who desire the best stock bu Lre not able to be personally on th groundc and select it. Also ,ift wil end1( to give the Pee Dee section -uniform variety and( crop in it rish Potato production. Anyone wishing to procure seet hould indicnte their interest by writ ng Walter . .Jonnon. secretaryon - - -.- - - - - - . - L .. wunum m mn u urmm NO! i the South's ising the pres )ass. But we nstall lighting f until a better g the courage so that our ut delay and nearer its true will accept Lind ades) ns or er, or if you do his name. y Co., EENVILLE, S. C. 1, the( Pee DeeL Tuc kers AssOI~oiain e catre of the C>hambher of Commerce, t Florence, S. C., or seein'i local rep -resentat ive of the associatLion. Ciar s endoin coun11t y representLatLive is .. - Dais of Alanning. P rices are not available yet, hut persons who are in n ter ested e nouigh to) i nqu irIe now, wvill ri be 'not ified immediia tefyI on receipt of s this inftormat ion. lhey will t hen have i Lhe opp~iortnit y of -taking what they a want 0r of noL comning in on an order. e IfI the orderas arec taken together, Lhey a wvill be lumpedi and hamuailied as a car y' load purchase :and sh ipment. Alra. White has wri ttenl to Al r. J1ohn u son1, aIs follows ,regaring the Mlaine o cer til jiotaitoi seedl stock: y Tw'o inlspiections areQ madei, (one at, I the t imeC ) ofi b looing aind one biefore -the vines legin toi ri;en. The thuirdi ii ilnspectioni is made wvheni the Potatoes Iare sackedi, and1( no0 tota toes iare to be y A11d v Do not hesit ate to as t ness~' pr1oblemn that c'onfrc It is our bulsiness to ever'y facility of this bai - posal. FIRST NATFl W. C. D)AV: J. A. WEIN ,J. Tr. STrUK: 111111111111f291:i hmett+ee HOW DOCTORS TREAT COLDS AND THE FLU F'rst Step in Treatment Is a Brisk Purgatie With Qalotabs, the Purified and Refined Calomel Tablets that are Nausea less, Safe and Sure. DAtors have found by experionce that no inedicine for colds and influ enza can tio depended upon for full ef fectiveness until the liver is made thor oughly active. That is why the first step in the treautmnent is the new, nausea-. less colomel tablets ealledl Calotubs, wvhich aro free from the siekening and weakening effects of the ol style calo miel. Doctors also point. out the fact that an active liver mm:y go a long way towards preventing influenza and is one of the most inport ant factors in en abling the patient to sut-cessfully with stand an attack and ward off pneu nnia. . . One Calotab on tho tongue at bed tino with a swallow of water-that's all. No salts, no nausea nor the alight est interference with your eat ing, pleas iro or work. Next morning your cold has vanished, your liver is active, your system is purified, and you are feelinr fine, with a hearty appetite for break fast. Druggists sell Calotabs only in original sealed paekages, price thirty five cents. Your money will be cheer fully refunded if you do not find them delightful.-(Adv.) certified seed unless they bear the blue tag issued by the Maine Depart ment of Agriculture, which is enclos ed. The field inspectors do not mere ly give a casual looking over of the piece of potatoes, but they personally rogue out the diseas and weak hills under the following requirements: If at the first inspection there are more than 500 weak or diseased hills, or 80 hills of blackleg, or 250 mixed hills, the field will be disqualified. On the second inspection more than 250 weak hills, 80 mixed hills, and 16 blackleg hills will disqualify. That this system of inspection has proven highly successful is demon strated by the test the past season by Professor M. 0. Pence of Delaware, in which Maine certified Irish Cob blers yielded at the rate of 522 bushels per acre, as against the best seed from other sources yhich yield ed at the rate of 371 bushels. We are prepared to place your asso ciation in direct touch with growers of this grade of seed, or if you wish a more moderate priced commodity, we can recommend reliable growers whose stock is of exceptional quality but not certified. TO ABIDE WISHES OF GREEK PEOPLE Lucerne, Oct. 30.-Acceptance of the Greek throne by Prince Paul de pends entirely upon the wishes of the Greek people, he told the Greek min ister to Switzerland, today, when in formed verbally that the Greek gov ernment considers him called to as sume the duties of sovereign. le declared that only in the event the Greek people did not wish the return of King Constantine and excluded Prince George, the Duke of Sparta, would he accept the offer. Prince Paul said, however, that he considered the throne belonged to King Constantine, and that, next to Constantine, Prince George hadl the first call to the honor. o0 COAL D)EA LERS IND1ICTED lirmingham, Ala., Oct. 30.-Eleven retail coal dealers and two mine 01p crators were indictedl by the federal giand jury here todany on charges of violation the Lever act. The indlict meats followed ptrotests from many sections oif the state aogainst present prices of coal. -------- - W',ash ington, Octd. 30t.-Consumptionl of petroleumi reached the hiigh record figure of 418,(070,000tt barrels in Septem ber, while pirodluction dlecreasedl slightly, the geological survey re ported t oday in its monthly state ment. The dleficiency in domenstic production, the su. vey statedl, wams offset by net imp~orts of lt),91,000t hariel s, the largest ever recorded in a single mionth. k our advice on alny busi.. hnts you. hellp yOu if we can, and~ 1k is alwvays at your dis )NAL BANK. S, President. BERG, Vice-Priesident. MS Cahier.