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- o 2. SJr.1 HOUSE FOR REP[AL Of WAR TIM[ lA Vote on Adoption of liesolution I suits in Unanimous Decisior Amendment Provides for Inc sion of Lever Food Control Act Laws Which Resolution Woi Repeal. Washington, Dec. i :.-.Repeal n'ost of the wvar time laws was vol toihay hy th-e'hOUse which adoptedt Volstead resolution fo rthat purpt after twoi hours ->f -lebate. TIhe vote on adop05tion of the reso] tinjm was unanimous, 323 votes bcil iVetrhded as favoring it with no op posed. The ho use be fore ta kii the fi natl vote ac2ceptedl an amen leunt providing for inclusion of t Lever foodl control act among t laws which the )&-solution) wouIld Th e amendmentC I whii 'overs j; r visions of the. food conlltrol a< with t he exception~ .tf the sectionr In tinig to rents in liistict of C IlALL Ti 201P? * -'Cash |IICLAR E Ul We are going to se High Shoes in our hoi less than cost. We are going to gi' our customers we sell a ent. The present is c on every Man's, Wom High Grade Shoes we Silk Hosiery A Scooter Free wi Child's Shoes that we SEE OUR $1.95, $2.45, $2.9, BULTMAI COMPI Sumter ) l[umbia, was offered by Representa- D tive Bland, Republican, of Indiana. It olut was carried by a vote of 179 to 137. tion Few Exemptions Made rese The resolution, which now goes to Neb te Ithe senate, exempts from repeal only a c the trading with the enemy act, the erm I war finance corporation act and its men i amendments and measures dealing batt ld with the issuance of Liberty and Vic- Cha tory bonds. miti The resolution declares; "any act of ol of congress that by its terms is in force rule edl only (luring the existence of a state he 'of war and a limitedl time thereafter Ie 'h"ll- be construed adl adlministeredl as if the present wvar terminated on the date wvhich this resolution be comes effective." nel'The nuCiasure(, asa adopted ,is pr'ac I ticailly identical wvith that palsedl byw .. congress just before the adjournmen t cott, 1e of the last sessio'n andl vetoedl by ,\Am eRepublican leaders of the house as- cott sorte*d tonig.h t tha t adoption of the yeai di resol ut ion was one of the first steps a ftte :t, taken by the R~epublicaln majority to fide, -fulfill the campaign pledge to put 'of a 0- fthe country on a peaice' time basis. Nun IDS AND ~r Cent Discount Until Jan. 1 st, MlOON MOT MANNING, S. C. IsEEEEamE.EE~qiaEE..E d t, 11 every pair of vise at cost and t c 7e every one of Christmas pres >ur entire profit en's and Child's have in stock. 0 fl V at Cost t e th every pair of ell. e c '1 5 and $3.95 I COUNTERS ti -3 b SH OE INY a U So. Ca. C E T isposition of the Volstead res ion clears the way for considera of the resolution offered by Rep ntative Reevis, Republican, of raska, which would provide for mngressional survey of the gov nent's administrative depart ts. A special rule limiting de will be presented tomorrow by irman Campbell of the rules con ee, and action on the floor will >w at vote on the adoption of theK s. 'TON NEEDS UJND~it INQUIRY aritment of Agriculture Conducts Investigation Through Hlu reaui of MfarketsI ashington, Dec. 13.-The German mr industry, even if aidIed by ~rican credlit could consumne n:>t. ie than 700,000 bales of American n during the present cottonI , accordIing to an estimate made[ r an inquiry mnadle through cOnl itial channels by the decpartment Lgriculture's bureau of markets. terous requests from cotton pro TIRES Ii For El 1921 i U:E OR CO, ii mi iuummuuuum.mIU ucers and others for information as ) the possibility of increasing Ger inn takings of cotton, which, prior ) the war, was an important for ign outlet for low grade cotton, %used the inquiry to be made. It was found that approximately ,000,000 German- spindles are now le, but not entirely because of lacks f' raw cotton. Investigation as to hether mills could be started if raw tton were available, If they could urchase on credit and whether they ould be willing to give first lien on tills and on one half of all manufac ired goods to guarantee payment of ills at maturity disclosed that first en upon mills was impracticable be iuse most mills are already mort aged and the trade says collateral 3quested by equities in plants must e used to *obtain local working cap al. The investigation disclosed that ic banks are obliged to take the isk of exchange on long term cred s. The question of a German gov rnment guarantee, as additional col iteral through deposit of bonds or therwise, giving preferred payments )r cotton was answered that gen ral feelings in the textile industry ,as absolutely against any govern tent guarantee which would enable ie. German government to obtain or xercise any sort of control over the idustry. It was found that the mills re willing to make deferred pay tents in American currency. The re ort said it was too early in the cot mn year to obtain any authoritative stimate of this year's raw cotton onsumption in Germany. Last year's onsumption was about 550,000 bales. 'his year between 600,000 and 700, 00,bales, held last year as army tocks of yarn, have exhausted. Present season exports of cotton Germany have amounted to about 11,000 compared with about 140,000 ales during the corresponding eriod last year. 0 - LSKS OBSERVANCE OF LAW AND ORDER, Governors of the 48 states are be ig asked to issue proclamations set ing aside the fourth Sunday in Jan ary as "law and order Sunday" in n effort to stein the tide of lawlest ess rampant over the country, and overnor Cooper received a request esterday asking him to issue such manifesto. The Law and Order nion of New York state is sponsor ig the movement, and Governor ooper's letter was received from wight Braman, president of the nion. Agaji Season has cc i ing through d a ful for the cc of our friends a We want to s 1 ever before ir HAR And ours is a our prices are i Ranges an i Coal, Woot i Detroit Vaj Crockery, Po num in all de Guns, Ammu i Cutlery, Pittsl Wire. Just c Plowdei 1- u ' i [IY SARDRAS FOR AN UGLY TEMPER Nleanses the System, Purifies the Blood, Stimulates the Stomach and Tones Down the Temper Ever hear them say: "Poor fellow uis liver is out of shape?" Maybe they ;ay it of you when you feel blue, nean, despondent; and maybe they're ight. A stomach out of order, a sluggish iver and a nagging indigestion or dys epsia surely will affect your equili rium. It is a reason rather than an )cuse for "flying off the handle." Watch your feelings. When the ear y morning finds you mean and cross, 'hink of your liver, kidneys and stom ich. They need 'cleansing. Your di 1estion needs pasistance. Stop your rash eating regulate Vour habits and help your s omach and iver along with SarDraS, -an A-1 Liver, Kidney, Stomach. and Blood ronic. Contams n6' alcohol. . It is a scientific preparation of nedicinal roots and herbs 'especially prepared to invigoiate the liver and kidneys, cleanse the blood and diges ive system and help the stomach in performing its duty. A tablespoonful before each meal will do the work. Common laxatives only leave you in worse condition than before. Sar DraS cleanses the stomach, liver and kidneys and nature does the rest. As< ill dealers and jobbers. "To aid in the preservation of thc state and our present form of gov. ernment; to offset the worldwide propaganda of mistrust and anarchy; to rally around our flag and our con stitution; to meet any peril that may be started by a noisy minority for ulterior purposes, employed by an flien or enemy government, we art asking the governors of the 48 states who cooperated with us last year ir selecting the fourth Sunday in Jan uary as law and order Sunday, to des ignate by proclamation the fourth Sunday in January of next year as law and order Sunday in the churches throughout the state," the letter fron the union says. This union is asking for a nation wide observance and hopes to have preachers talk 'of law and order is their pulpits, and wants this followed uip the week after the Sunday by talks in the schools. --- BIG VERDICT GIVEN York, Dec. 14.-The largest verdici in a damage suit case given by a York county jury in several years was awardedl Paul H. Neil of Eben zer in common pleas court today the. me to us, and thougi epressed conditions, ntinued good will ai and customers. ay that we are bett< the way of a full st< Hardware business as low as we can r d Stoves of the I I and Oil Heaters or Stoves. rcelain and Enamel, signs. nition, Sporting Go< >urg Wire Fencing ome in and look our 1 Hardw when. he was alloved damages e sum of $18,000 against the Se Air Line Railway company. was suing for $40,000 on account 'of personal injuries alleged to have been sustained in a. wreck near Dubkiu,,. Ga., about a year ago. The claim of the plaintiff was that, he is ttally incapacitated as the result of th* juries. Upon the conclusion of this case trial was begun of the suit of J. S. Mstthews against the Seaboard AJr Line Railway company for $80,000 on account of alleged personal injuries suffered in the same wreck in which Mr. Neil was hurt. TO NOF SUGAR FOUND AT STILL Quantity of Liquor Seized Along With Twenty Barrels of Mash. Camden, Dec. 13.-One of the larg est whiskey raids ever pulled off in this county occurred during the ear ly morning at a point about 18 miles southwest of Camden in the Betty Neck section of West Wateree. In the raiding party were Sheriff G. C Welsh, Deputy Henry McLeod and4 Policeman Hollis Hilton and L. E. Barnes, all of Camden. Thirty or 40 gallons of whiskey was found, about 20 barrels of mash and 20 sacks of granulated - .gar, weighing 100 pounds each. The still was of immense capacity and was well located in a dense section of the Wateree swamp. Signs pointed to it having been in operation for a long while. It was substantially built with a brick foundation and it is thought many are implicated in its operation, though only two white men were captured in the raid. They have been placed in jail and refuse to divulge their names and are said to be men who have been long at the business. They were captured with out a fight, as Officers Barnes and McLeod got the drop on them as they were nearing the still. Most of the output is thought to have been dis posed of around Columbia in recent months. The officers say it must have cost several thousand dollars to erect a plant such as this. CHICH ESTER S PIL 8 TKDIAMOND BRAND. boztes. seal4 with Biue Rlbboom yeatsknown asBaesaftstAlwaysiteiable SOLD BY DRIUGOl5TS EVERYWERE Xmas. i we are pass we are grate id patronage er fitted than >ck of i L RE!I entirely, and i ake them. est makes. ware. Allumi >ds, Bicycles, and Barbed stock over. are Co.