The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, April 17, 1919, Page Page Seven, Image 7
HUGE CORPORATION
FOR COTTON EXPORT.
Committee Plans One Hundred Million
Ikdlar Concern to Handle
Cotton.
Memphis, April 11?The committee
appointed at today's conference of
producers, factors and mankers ,to
take up p'ans for organisation of a
cotton export corporation tonight decided
on a capitalization of $100,000000
instead of $50,000,000 as originolly
suggested by W. P. G. Harding
^ governor of the federal reserve board,
and selected a subcommittee to develop
the idea in detail.
The subcommittee was instructed
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'functions and scope of the proposed
corporation and report to the full
committee, which then. will complete
the organization and dispose of ' the
stock in the South for cash and Liberty
bonds it was announced. A statement
issued by the com mittee^ declared
"it is no part &t thv intention of
the organization to' demoralize or interfere
with existing business properly.
conducted but to, use the great
power of the organization for the
creation of better and hiore economi)
cal marketing and distribution facilities
for cotton. * a
The subcommittee includes Gov.
R. G. Pleasant of Louisiana; Senator
, Robert L. Owen, Oklahoma;/ former
Senator Percy, Mississippi W'. B.
Thompson, New Orltfem:.- George W.
Rogers, Little Rock, Ark.; John F.
Scott, Houston, Texas; Dr,.H. Q. Al
xt n x> M vjoH.
exanaer, Mamtws, 11. v?,. iv, m.
dox, Atlanta; L. B: Jackson, Atlanta;
F. M. Crump, Memphis, E.. W.
Dabbs, MayesVil'e, S. C . and M. C.
A!lgoo<j, Montgomery, Ala.
Committee at 'Work.
The committee which began its
work on adjournment of the conference
was instructed to notify Gov. R.
G. Pleasant of Louisiana chairman of
the convention who also heads the
committee when its work is com.pleted
so he can call another conference
to act on its program for organization
of the corporation.
It was originally understood that
the committee would report at the
acreage reduction conference to be
held at New Orleans nex". month, but
it was decided to receive the report
at another meeting to be called for
' that purpose in order not to confuse
the two movements* .
Mr. Harding and Senator Robert L>.
? Owen of Oklahoma who addressed
the conference at the mording session
on the expert proposal remained in
Memphis until late tonight to assist
the committee in its preliminary
wdrk.
Mr. Harding at the afternoon session
read a telegram from the-counL
sel of the federal trade commission
giving his opinion that the plan as
previously outlined to him by the reserve
board head would violate no
, law. J. S. Wanamaker, president of
the South Carolina Cotton Association,
then read a telegram from oGvernor
Allen of Kansas attacking the
legality of the cotton reduction movement
and of the pla nfOr an organisation
of an export corporation.
Governor Brough of Arkansas in a
brief address indorsed the protest and
scored what he termed "an attempt
by the governor of another state to
wave the bloody shirt."
"It ill-behooves the governor of a
State, the price of whose wheat has
been fixed by the United States govA.nmAn?
of f *> OA a hnchpl which will
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Greater
Changes in B(
Compared w
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Since 1918 the
increase in the p
ties and the pr
which has not
corresponding in
rates. In order t
present high cosi
tion, a revenue i
the expense mus
The -eason is
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vanced both beca
cost of material
living cost of em
er has realized t
ing more for renl
ing and for tram
phone industry 1
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be paid partly by the consumers of
the South, to criticise the South for a
movement which is not only in the
interest of its own salvation but of
the entire country," Governor Brough !
said.
Would Be Permanent.
Mr. Harding in his address, after
explaining his proposal in. detail de-1
clared the export corporation should i
not be considered an emergency measure
but should be organized with the
intention of becoming a permanenttin
stitution for the beneru or toe inreei
basis factors ,of the cotton industry j
?the producer, buyer and banker?j
this should have sufficient capitaliza-!
tion to be impressive throughout the j
world. He said the corporation
should own ships and that its stock
should be exchanged for Liberty
bonds to people in the South only.
Senator Owens declared that "probably
within another week peace will
be declared, "and urged organization,
of the corporation among other reasons,
to help restore normal conditions
throughout the world and there
by wipe out Bolshevism. When Europe
getg back to a normal basis, declared
the senator, who recently returned
to the United States afterstudying
the foreign financial and
}commercial situation and the masses
are actively employed in productive;
labor. Bolshevism will pass away,
j Representative E. S. Candler ofj
luiooloainni a 1 en myr]o a hripf aflHl'PSSi
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Other prominent delegates from Mississippi
included former Senator Le->
roy Percy and Representative H. D. j
Stephens.
Senator Kenneth JV'.cKellar of Ten-1
nessee, in his welcoming address,urged
removal* of the export embargo
and with several of the other speakers,
establishment of an American
merchant marine.
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FOR, B1LLKHJSNKSS '
AND INDIGESTION
TAKE A CALOTAB.
I The New Nauseates* Calomel That Is
Purified t and Refined from oil
Sickening and Dangerous Effects, j
You have heard of smokeless powder,
colored iodine*and tasteless quiinine?now
get acquainted with nauI
sealess calomel-^?the new calomel j
'that is, wholly delightful in its effect,j
. yet retains all of the system purifying j
and liver-cleansing qualities of the |
old style calomel,
Your doctor will tell you that!
calom'el is the beBt and only medicine
for billiousness,' headache, indigestion
and constinatlon and now that
it is pleasant to take everybody is j
taking Calotabs, tbe new calomel with j
all of the liver benefits and none of (
the sting. ' *
One tablet on the tonguts at bed-1
time, with a swallow of water, that's,
all. No tasie, no nausea, no salts, no
danger of salivation. Next morning,
you wake up feeling fine, your liver1
thoroughly cleansed, all billiousnessj
headache, constipation and indigestion
removed. Eat what you please
?no danger.
Calotabs dre sold only in original,
sealed packages, price thirty-five
cents. All druggists are authorized to
refund the price if you are not delighted
with Calotabs.?4-17-lt 221.
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails
. to cure Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Pile*.
Instantly relieves Itching Piles, and you can get
1 restful sleep after the first application. Price 50a
>ts Effect
Revenues R
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ill Telephone Ratesith
Changes in Wage
ft
re has been a steady the same conditic
rice of all commodi- [duced higher pri<
oducts of industry,!sities of life>
been reflected in a! Between 1913 ;
crease in telephone dity prices advai
o meet the past and j wages advanced <
: of telephone opera-1 Telephone rates i
n just proportion to 'vanced only 4 pe
t be secured. rates are needed
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ion has steadily ad-1'comprehensive sc.
.use of the increased j increasing deman<
and the increased | Thig company i
pi oyer. The consum- j p^one property \
he necessity of pay- of the PoStmaste
t, for food, for cloth- united States Go
sportation. The tele- geCure sufficient i
las been affected by cost or rendering
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j Governor of Dlarkebr Hanged In
Stamboul.
Constantinople, Saturday, April 3 2
?Kempel Bey, governor of Diarbeka.
has Icon publicity hanged in Ba>v
?.id Square in Stamboul in the presence
(> ,1h military governor of Conr-tantMopIt
and other high offic:a->.
k(- '-I Pay v/-.is sentenced to death
as en'- of those responsible for the
Armenian deportations and massuc
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res III lilt* 2 ua^huu uintnti, iiic iui-,
mer commander of the gendarmerie
in Yozghad was sentenced to 15 years
imprisonment in the fortress.
These sentences were confirmed by
an imperial irade.
TJ>e trial of those responsible for
the Armenian massacres by the Turkish
government began early in February
at Constantinople. The prosecutor
declared that it was necessary
to punish the authors of the vnarsjacres
which had filled the whole world
with a feeling of horror.
Keiuel Bey was former Turk! h
minister of food.
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A DILLON INTERVIEW. !
Mr. West Tells His Evpet ience.
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The following brief acou.nt of an <
interview with *a Dillon man t.hre?.
yearg ago, and :ts sequel, will be ye:;d
with keen interest by every* citizen.
* TIT C n'.rrianloi' T-tirrtritnr
St., says; ""Heavy lifting caused mv
kidney? to get of order I had
pains in the small of my ba?k an*',
was so aorfi I cvulri hardly keep going.
My head ached and I had 'spells
of dizziness. Colds srttlyd on my
kldndVs milking my cc^'tioh worse
ard the secretions' were unnatural.,
I heard of Doan's Kidney Pills a::'1,
uted them as directed. They soon relieved
me of all signs of kidrdy (
tiouble."
The above statement was given December
21, 1914, and on January
29, 1918 Mr. West said: "I am ai-'
ways ready to recommend Doans'
Kidney Pills after what this medicine
has done for me. My kidneys
have been strong and healthy and
my back has been strong ever since.
I recommended them before."
60c. at all dealers. Foster-Milburn.
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
4-17-2t.?250. .
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A* Tonic Laxative
that will remove the bile from the Liver and
cleanse the System THOROUGHLY without griping
or disturbing the stomach la truly a Perfect Laxative.
LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN
is the name of a Reliable and Perfect Laxative
which soon relieves Sick Headache, Dizziness. In- J
digestion. Stomach Trouble, Gas and Piles caused
by a Torpid Liver and Constipation. Always use a
Reliable Laxative In the treatment of Colds, Grip
and Influenza. i
LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN Is a Liquid Digestive
Tonic Laxatiye excellent In its effect on .the
e?.?. 1?.* w mm rn ,/?l< and aa a lantlvL It is
eivmuf -vviu mm i www '7 .? :i
Just m good for Children as for Adults. Pleasant
to take. Children like It 60c. . > ..
Made end recommended to the public by Pans
Medicine Co.. St Louis, Ma. manufacturers of
Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic.
I Notice to My Customers.
I take this method of informing
my customers that I have moved my
garage to th? Old Central Hotel
where I will continue to serve them
In the same prompt and efficient
manner. I have put In a gasoline
tank and will carry at all times a
full line of oils, etc.
4-3-2tp C.-O. FOSTBR.
Colds Cause Grip and Influenza
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets remove the
causa There is only one "Bromo Quinine.'
E. W. GROVE'S signature on box. 30c.
Operatic n
Required
-1913 to 1918
;s and Prices
>ns which have pro:es
in all the necesand
1918, conimodiaced
112 per cent,
'2 per cent and Bell
the country over adir
cent. Adequate
if the service is to
:fjciently and on a
lie, so as to meet the
is of the public,
s operating its teleinder
the direction
r General for the
i-ernment and must
evenue to cover the
: the service.
PHONE
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We wish to inform the public that
we have installed a visible electric!
gas tank that shows you how many I
gallons of gas you buy as it goes into
your car. The gas is forced into an
upper chamber with the figures J
rigtit in front of you. Not only does
it show you the exact number of
gallons but the quality of the gas you j
are buying.
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Tobacco Co. M
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NEVER was such rightfisted
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That's because P. A. hi
' You can't fool your taste
can get five aces out of a i
Prince Albert, coming and
earlier just to start stoking
you know you've got the t
. Prince Albert's quality al<
but when you figure that
patented process that cuts
feel like getting a flock of d
to express your happy days
Toppy red bag*, tidy r*d tin*,
humidor*? and?that clotty, pro
ponge moittener top that keep*
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco C
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as the quality!?
; apparatus any more than you
amily deck! So, when you hit
going, and get up half an hour
your pipe or rolling cigarettes,
>ig prize on the end of your line!
one puts it in a class of its own,
P. A. is made* by our exclusive
out bite and parch?we//?you
ictionaries to find enough words
sentiments!
haadsoms pound and half-pound tin
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All persons are hereby warned
gainst hunting, hauling stiaw or
rood or trespassing in any manner vVigS
rhatroerer upon tho lard: of the unleraigricd-lying
in Oarznlchael town
I AH violations cf this notice will "
>c d'?aIt ritb according i0 Jaw.
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