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lilt IHP ulKONIOI B. II. Nl!*a in4 j IMiUilllMrti ?. N. MrlHwali .. S p. ' J. ^ ?? .. every Friday at 110? No ttroad Street, and entered at the (-am r??u poxfoftloe ax neeOjUd flaw* tuall mat ?f?r. Ipi'r annum ?1.50. Caindcu. s. IV, Muixtili 20* i?20 CVMW tiuui ?i??<I for < V?1 ninhia. S .'{7,"C I show* iin increase of 11. ?>i; |?.II |?it ee)>( ovor' 11? 1 (?. The l?U*IIM"s men <>f DMiopvll.le are ?? rgai>I/.iok a jMOO.immi compauy to hui.ld a tobac<v> wa rehnu*e ii imI wt*??*nj;c ? hou>e fin i*>tatoes it ml |ioniiui>; llecause ?>f increased l?u?lu?vt reKpoii' <lbiHtles Jim in* T. l.iles of t Iranigeburg lieutenant governor of South <'arolina. w ilJ not mako ^he race for r?*? lection In the primaries nvM summer. ?Uml ???ilr m ? Possibly tIn' highe*t , priced South I'jirolfna ruimst hog was .sold at the Sun -?dune Merkshire farm, eight ini!es out ? of < 4>|iuhM|i. on iIm- Wihrislioro road, owned by Zed William*, The Imiir was *>ne year old and brought Thin line animal vea* putvha*ed t?y Shuler llnurk of ('aiiichm, who later In the day taught a wi\v at amotion at the State Fair grounds for Rig Canadlirlf^lI'aper Quits. Montreal. The Montreal Herald, one of the moNt widely known eveuing pa pcrs in the Dominion. ha* been fofcwl ?to wuvjk'IhI publication owing to the whortajfe of print paper. The Herald, in its temporary rated it'H?ry-r- Mt-U'rl-y tisviiiis the governmental ixdicy in regard to jniip wood manufacture and ex|x>it - ? a.. And Not a Drop to Drink. Our'of the boast's of the Southern ltai.il win isunpnny i? that it enrrved Km! car )<?ud* of liquor "without loss of a drop" while the divtilh-i-s \y?>w getting rid of Vbeir ft/??*k i against tb?* voming ?>f Jan uary Hi. When .wo-consider that a train V'Jid of whiskey these day* stands in ?gi-i'.-iicr 'lautfei' l?v raiders tlian a tra:n loaul of gold, t hi-- i> a 1'en.t worth while.. Telling how it v\a? done, The Southern 'News KulMin says* that ex,ta-n precau tion* were taken by tin* Southern^. spe cial agency department.- to guard the wli -ki y movement, trainriders b^jtv a-i? t-igtii-il (?> (irotect thr various >h*ipment* until dilivcn-d to and reccipfd for hr ? ?.iiiniM't ing lines. The large-1 single ship incnt w:im the "whiskey special," F.vtra Tmio. >?-m out of l,nwrencel>urjk-J?x^ t>n .Inotiar*. 1. -This trui'u iT>nJUiithtp4^yl,*<iUAL| H.jiih'il with whi-ki-v f4>r evjvu*t; to Havii', I'ranci', the !ii|itor being valind at $t). *J(H?.<HMl 11 was hatidlisl mi Smth rn Uailwav xylfin from J.aWrenc.-tuiPg via I .I'xinglo'i. I\> in ('ncinnat'. < thcnt?<? in Philadelphia. \ >a the Italtiiuore and' * >h!o. t *ha r!ot 11' I >h^e rvcr. Our Itiol in Dim'IIHO'mIv 1I..U ? 11; t: i % !i :i \?? Imhmi mmiI miii in tin* !;i-{ ><?.?!! iiu<l<-v n<?Vfrmnoj>t trunk, snnl Imw in:iu> lulv > ? ? u n'uo V Tho I II ??> ?l< I'll ft til mi t II )< ?p <? ??iMlt nllt "J.l.tMMI,(MMi Tin* r:iilri?ii?l iulm iii?.l rii t ion >li?tril?ii:t-i| l.tMUMNHi ?*? 11?ii???. i f SiiTrtnI'.v N|i*A?1?m?'? A ?"?km ?|m'?>4'1i. Aii inMii'ss hV I {< ? \ W I Mil tlilt II il Wil* ?ll|>J)':l-?l in i)u* : hi. ? . mHj.nhi !?. |>i?? l?_\ till ?:iiim* ;i?1 -iii11 i?I-i*ii' nit. I >n v :i '*!i i iiny I In- V* ? ^ ? ? ?? II ' II' 111 *; 11 ' I. ^ ? I ff?? ?! ? i? 1. |?t Inisi 11rii? f i11>1 i.? !< ;,iin-iii? iiii>?| ??! w liii'll :iri' ! ?'%.??? 1 llir.uyli t } I ? ? |N)? ti ? llii *?' I" \u'i-..n- w 1 ?i ? nc\f! ; ! I 1ii-:ii. I\vm\v i:V\\ - ?:i;i ? ??tln,i' ????ii- ? ? -111 > I ? > i w UM?* *- . ' ^ t Milt I ? ? i - \ )illl?|i<'ij v ?i ri ? - :?i \\ :i n.:i ?:: -jT * ? ? -i ? i ?? \ ?-?? 11 :t i! > 1j ? v rii. ? ? if . ,.iir?.\ ,i!t. It' ||> Ik- |iiiIi-i?- |ililll>-l .."? i' >1] Him mill', ? \ . ||.i> ??> ? ? ? ? . . ?'?in : ;i li i . :i ? M \ ? t ; i i i ?? ?.,!,? li - !.? ? u ll.v ? i .i: ? 't I 'i .. i . : - ' K :i :t I . . I.i ( i ,-ili( t>il I ? 1111 i11in ? ? I I I' ? 1 \ ? K..J nv.i; ? ????:n ? ? > <?' ' v . * r ?r.. I ? ? ? .-..,.1,1. .. ?|?; ' ' f . " . .1",: ? i, ? I l," 1,1- .. th m ? - . 'i ::.-? i ?? ' 1 ??? -i *i ? . w i;; ).. f- v* ' ? ? i f? ? ? ? ? 1 / * ' ?? m ori'OMK MIC.VVTOM smith , (iWi? Warren Favor* I<e?* Severe I'ro. blbition I "itoi < - in, u( Columbia. March 'JO.- -<*??niuiK out v(|iiun'j,v the leM'ii) of the Volwtead a<* hi fiej'or of ? IcS* severe pivhibitlmi eufoivj^m\i?t statute and urging the trim plithXitioii uf the nulloo'H t?x bunion, (inn-):'' Warren, of Hampton, solicitor of tin- I fill judicial circuit, unuoum-cd l'<?r the I'liited States Semite.here t??i*ixlvt in opposition N? lite incumbent. I'llinon I Mu'iiut HmMh. ?f . ^ynohbung M i.' Wjirrrii N a young man. only H'J ><nii- of nice, but he ban had a wealth t ?' *? * 1>0TU'II0 nerved ill the holt we of reprcM-Mutive.s here during I In- administrations <?f Itlcasp iiikI Man ninx, iiit*I was ?*1 <s*tf<1 judge of the 1Kb circuit but d'H'tinrd Co serve, giving iiv hi- reason* tlmt us he <)ia<t fathered tb<' bill ?Mablisbii)K tin* circuit iiikI that the luvoptnm*' *f the ermine at great personal sacrifice to himKelf. would bo tni<-ooit*tnied by.th<* people as an nttemjH oil his pari t<? create an ojflhv for per sonal -aggrandizement. The slide t?f safety in (Aamdeu iwusista in waiting 4 m I lie unnier uutil the rcck 1. -v automobile driver has covered the (wo block* la-foro attempt id* to. cross the i ii??? l.illie Itickard, daughter of l\. A Itb'liHid of New IVrooklaqd.j a suburb of < 'olufjibia, was b'iriiol to death la-t 'l*b?*??-c!t?\ when l\er clothe* beetnne ig u tvd wl?*Je stanmyg beside au o|H*n grate? > W'omk n v.?t<sl Sunday at ttie m-tno sialic priiruries in the Philippine 1 litmfs to eieot delegates to the terri rfmiif- cTnTvcntion - i n?April- witfir-sijr <h*l ngates. to the uatiolial oouveution will be ,^hoseu. ? " "" 1 v _ . / l our per cent on your money in your local bank is better than 50 i>er cent on it in tin- imagination of some promoter of wild eat stork. Vou can't. amputate dividends from- the mind <>f a grafter. President Wilson posed for mov- than live minutes- for moving' picture men Sunday, as he was leaving the White Tin- pieturos showed the president fe.me* what thinner than before his illness-. Tin- consume!' i- the on> who" pays, no matter what it is that advances in price, .iiut the wu.v of things are gojnji he i ??;)!'> should not Im- called the consumer luir tin- <*oiiMuii?*d I ?r II T Kendall. ('olumbia physician, W4is convicted of violating the Harrison RiitirwufiH'tie aV?t in 'the t"rvit^d Stated <V?uef at Florence Fridaj-.?His attorney. Km i m< y 10vans, made a motion for a new li a! which .Indue Smith refused QUIET THE SEA .WITH AIR American Ingenious Invention Pro tects Ship? Which Are Lying in Harbor. Tii interesii.ij; device ini?mm!*? 1 Tor tuieh purposes as proteetin*; a small port where I In* cost of |>enuauent works would he prohibitive or for warding oft' heavy seas from a vessel l.viu.tr alone an exposed pier, reeently has heen .perfected, says a writer in. tin* Kngineerine supplement of the I/ondon Tinier. Known a.> the Brasher air j?t reen, it is ihe invention of Philip Brasher, an A merit ii n <jovcrum?,nl engineer. It eonsivts in lifvinjj a line of |>er f?>rated <?n the tI of the sea. I'lnse pip .- ar. n>n7feeted t<? mi air eotnpre^>or w fi.??j a Lfiile -pl'iuirs up 11tin pri ?i??I air i* <iI*i\ <*11 111r?? 11lth iJiem. I In- luihl Ii ? a." lh>'\ pise to the ??1 rfa ? ? I?? iin :i -< : ????!? b? ? h i 11 ? 1 w'i;? ii it i> >;?!?! Iii:.r :i ? I ? Mil lie . >af-l\, c\ en t.M'iiL' i a !:? .iv \ -eM inav I be r1111u111u u !i hundred \ :ir<l?- i a\xM\. I In* ? I*? \ i. ? tin. i:r?I u-< <l l'nr 1 t!ie pi t urn o!' ;( pier," I .mm j'.'et ? I < i u . ;i! I!1 Sf^uinlii. in ( a 11 ft ?rn ia*. j 111 I h'' w i ii I? ? i alter I'll- pier w a? j l-udl . naif I'f It W.I- WM-hi'd awav, j aild ll- I ? W ! I ?' r - U.IV I'linlemphlt ? 11 *_f I t'n i1 '.n11 !i ?!i M(t i.: tif t hf -1.it ion | w 11? :. !iit- aii ?? i'i ? it v .t" :u-tui!ed, V> 11 .i -;i I ) ? I Mi Ii >i \ I'i ?u il *?. EMINENT DOGS. " A: ?? " ? T?i, lit.-- pr.T.r-.t.t "Jut- -j lam! .' n" i it !;i' and famous ? Otie u'it war. will he lofijj renifinl'i-r? 11> wa- .i t\ pn al Brit- J i-li UuHrloL'. .iri? L v\a- :>\ ? w 11- | er In .'ellienf ?> ;!.i_?** ;> ,i- a ina-eot, ; wliere in- pv ! w..r!h nf lr- trust j at i he l':i 111? ? i'f .1 a"!?ri<. He }(!-?' ? ftl'i-i ? I tan I ICS, j II k?' 1 he 11. ! . ,t. ,.j Tim I'f j I 'M'IiI I 11 ?*? I ? ?!. \vjt4. U-t Uftll | t!.i? 111 i 11 a I, - -; ' ? - n a til \ n \ ?? r 1' 1I ooo \?i.! r?..w ?1 (>_- -'11'!????i 'la- tome t" ;? .1 n ' le'it n ; ha; -p\ h ant i n? j j,T'?iip?i w n. ir .Ifi I~ Banter! arid I?'injfw?n>d and llflin ,o?. >u? well j h.-n I'a: i ami (!?*?! Ii? a ?? _*??ri?* !)??- ? fori \\ >?.m?-r*.?i\ write a hortl a'*.-!''* - 'a" ie - r-'iV'.dual do,,'-: -1 AyU-.i'.:. i. iirot..? TELLS ITALIANS: 'TIGHTENBELTS' No Hope of Better Food Situa? tion Seen by Food Con troller at Rome. s STILL EATING WAR BREAD tttHkes and Riot* Are Br??l by 8t*?d* ily Increasing Cost Of Everythinj ?Causing Deep Anxiety to Government, Home.?Italy's food situation Is worse now than It has been since Ui? artnlntlce and almost as bud aw It was during the dark days of the war. The feeling that all Is not well ha* weighed upon housekeepers for week*! when life's prime necessities grew rarer and dearer. But now the coun try has been told the bitter truth by l?'ood Controller Murlaldl In a speech before the chamber of deputies. , This yeavV harvest of grain has yielded 200.000,000 hundredweight less than last year; the govefnment. must Import 250,000,000 hundred-' weight for bread, iwhich Is sold at 20 cents for a two-pound .loaf, and mean* $400,000,000 on hard grain alone; on soft grain the loss equals another $400,000,000; on olive oil the state loses several hundred million dollars. Italy Is the only allied country' whose inhabitants must still eat war bread, lis price, the government says, must 'shortly be raised 5 or 10 cents for a two-pound loaf, because the budget cannot stand the loss of $800. 000.000 a year on grain alone. The public must bear part of the burden In dearer bread. Jtlce Is scarce, too; this year's har vest shows a shortage of half a mil lion hundredweight; the oil harvest Is so poor the public has less than one-third the <|^iantlty doled out last year. There IsHe^s tl\an half the quantity of cheese, lard, butter giu rollk of last year; there is a set1 lot sugar shortage too. Prospect of Relief; ?Ami?4he remedy to suggest. The public blames him and his food ministry. He blames tlie food ministry too. say ing that such chaos reigned when he took it over last summer that he has been ..unable to straighten tilings out snd WlM resign as soon as possible. Fie told an astonished chamber that he found his ministry buying cheese ? t SO cents a pound, to resell to wholesale dealers, who doled It or in the public at SI.50 a pound. "a'tld6<l"^hftt one* great 4r6fit?le I* lack- of food experts to advise, government in buying foods, pecially perishable kinds. And sain' be saw no hope for a hetfer food situation In the near future unless people eat less and pull their hells tighter over empty stomachs. The perpetual upward flight of food prices in Italy causes deep anxiety to those responsible (or the country's good order. decent strikes and civil strife were almost vvhollv due to i discontent loused by the still in creasing cOst nf life's prime neces sities and more (.collide is vet to come unless the upward trend is curbed.. Sample Increases. Cotton goods cost JWto per cent more than they did III IPtd. woolen goods 2oO per cent, hats and shoes MI per- cent,.shoddy clothe* LlT?0 per cent, glass goods .'Uto per cent. Homo, grown produce has increased more than foods imported from America. For instance, eggs are now per rent dearer than three years ago. po tatoes 4">0 per cent dearer, beans 42f! per cent, fresh pork 370 pet cent. Italian lard L'S<; per cent, beef 311 per cent, bu'ler 270 per cent, cheese per cent, milk ."><*) per cent, wine 52.'. per cent. The food control ofllce reports that wine growers made such hie profits this last year that they paid for the land their wipes tire grown i'ii from the one year's gain n lone. The e\fi growing cost of living in Italy, once the cheapest cottntrv in Murooe Ute naradi.se of the poor man. secnOS " to )??? in a vicious circle. Ileal foml ami discontent go hand-in hand. breeding strikes, riots, blood shed They again read on local pro. di:ciM>ii and cjui-e prices to ri^e higher than before. Then follow fr'?h strikes and disorders; the screw Is turned vet again ami the vicious e!rcb- must he rounded once more FOR A TINY BOOK, $75,000 New York Dealer Bought Shakesprare Volume In Europe for a Client. New York.-?A copy of Shakes* P'arc's "Venus and Adonis " printed In 1;V.?*.? Htal classed hs one of 'lie most valuable books In the world, er ri'ed here in the p<ws.session of fjeorge f>. Smith, a dealer In rare books a I in 5?s*' j i ge i on the" Cunard liner Car mania from Liverpool. Mr. Siniih Said he paid $7.i.ut*? for tin> volume. two h\ three itichet In <-"i7.e au<! w eighlng only two ounces. T.'ie v i:11mie was purchased for Henry K. IIunt ingion of New York Spam to Have Skyscraper? Bilbao Spain ?At a rmifiTenru <>: proper'v om oei's and iii?h;te?ts it win d?*clde<1 t'i'ii o? itig to the sjrent In rrei.v : ?? d vaines here twenty and thir:* , - i, i ng w :v t>e built here;i ft er 1'ii ih's ? ?|' .1 udge Thomas S. Sraav, for many yenr* ????!tin* circuit* will be interwted to leuru thut coiisid ?? i.11?I?? pre?*ure U being brought to bear oh Itiin to g?n bun u? run for ivnfiv** in tin- K?nirt>h di?tii??t. Sam \irl???J|s has stated tluit be would ii<>t l?< a candidate and .Mr. Horace I.. Itonittr, < u*ho niititi1 thi* race two year* ago, >tated tic will not run. Kp,n* t<iiiI'diu iii?i?t*Ai *? to Im< without a cuudi* date onlr.s .1 udf<? Sease <>au be pei?uad nl to t-uii although Solicitor I (lack wood is known to la* i*oiis)4lpiib| it. dwu u 4 . <1 I lull \ .Icii mill. Charging that fcbe members of , the jury were "breeders of lynch law", Judge .1. Mis Ua.v in superior court 'in Honville. N. <*.. on la>4 l'Yiday dismissed the iuhiiIm'i* O'f the jury which returned i a verdict Hndin* Council Talle.v, aged 17 not gnilfy of murdering Will Krwin. an ! Wtowah ini'ivhaut several weeks ago. i The jitiige told the jury that they could ; never serve under him again, a dispatch V | from. Hei\der*onville says. Judge Uay 'said in hi>f address to the jury that the.ir verdiot of not guilty was a flagraivt mis ' carriage of justice, that a verdkt of tiivt degree murder was predicated on the evidence,, and that by their failure to return such verdiot they iliad .shown them - i selves to be moral cowards, that they bad 1 been weighed in the balance and found wanting. "Such blunders as yours in j this ca*e cause shotguns to roar in the ; hands of the angry mob and lonely trees to groan brneatilJ their gruesome burden," Judge Kay said, "I would not be per forming dut.w did I iv?-t publicly cen sure yon for this verdict." He remind ed them that he could not tell them what verdict to return but that lu* had eautioned them to <?ou-si<ler i^ll tlie facta an<i it:Liuji-ii...verdi*4~in_iieiypdmw W'itb these fayts. He Kaid he hud no a|>ologie<$ to make for his remarks. The country is faced with a serious sliortage of school tcachei-s, 'chiefly thru failure to provide adequate salaries-, ac cording, to reports to the I'nited States Our Business Welfare^ Depends on You YVe know w? cannot GET unless vye GIVE VW wonder if you know how well we reallv fit < you. * y 10 *erve Take your tires for instance: Wo sell you the it we know of? ,tsUir*j GOODYEARS?of course Thou \vc slu.w y0U, by a<lvu*> ami annul iuM to \.\k\\ ?MU'o <>f your tire*, su they will yield to you U* ^ ,?>? lull t into th< i?. \k <;|\ K ><?u fhis vahuiMr and Scrw.v btv*y* ?? know it will <?KT U* the rooH satisfa<-ui?i, i'u tW tui i Uuw \ou mhm? our iVmrirlcahlv Hnf ot Uoodyrar <*lhlri?r TW ao*a. liQifl Mfc ***** , S . TKo I'riee un<i Quality will s\dt y?u> Kershaw Motor Comply I'anuint, H. (', bureau of education. <V>n<kitions are be coming slightly better however, the re Im>i t?s state, in some flections, compared wtth tluve iMKt (Vtober when the Na tional l>ilin*atiou association conducted an inquiry into the situation. Alawy schools cloned on account f the shortage of teuohei^ eharjftVtenized us "below stan dard" but taken on during the emer gency. (!renter rihoi'tages are tilvown to exist in southern states. Salaries paid teachers in 1918, statistics show, were on ii'i avt'rasre $000 for elementary touchers an?r Jfl.OCU. for those teaching in high schools. In H>0 state, county, city, and private nuruu^ schools, repre senting <10 per coat. of the total normal Hohoods in the country* tihore were 11, 0.'n". * fewer sLudi-uts eurolled November 1. 1JH0, than dnrinc the pre-war period. A. t>. N'eal, of the bureau's division ??f rural education., said today there is iun iuoroashi* withdrawal of tnt? ^ <*r> from the profissiou, the ptrctu-J of male,, touchers iu 101S, bring oaljn ]ti i' cent, or on<? lit every gfa A.iH>roximat<*l.v 24,000 motor vttyJ intended fr?>" war purpose* h?? w turned over to the department of / ' culture b.v the war dtqtartment f<*jJ tmbvftiou umoiVK tho wtate highwir?? missionCr* for use iu ivad ^ lotm*nts being based on th<> Mmouti federal aid for roads which tbf t Tf(?wvo, Already 1-,000 that? btti IWMKl WWatW &hd'thc rwiulnd?r bo distributed as fast as r*ilw?y, can bo sooured for their transpor which will bo probably two or month*. The equipment promv?s u of great- aid in carrying out th? Fond building program for 19*J0. 4g)i6lA>u? Aifiroi.tlfnc.,11929 What should you pay for your suit? \\/E should say enough to * * make sure of quality. Often a low-priced suit turns out to he a high-priced one, when measured by the service it renders. /aVK MADE BY STROUSI! A- BROTH 9. US. Inc , B A l.Tl MOK I, MO. arc not high-priced clothes, when measured by the wear you <*et out of them.' You can't afford to buy clothes for less money than High Art Clothes. Hirsch Bros. & Co. Camden, S. C.