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!8T_ SESSION OF SEVENTY-
THIRD GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF S. C. IN CONVENTION.
MINIMUM WOMAN WAGE SCALE
Tourist County of Kershaw Exempt
ed from Operation* of the State's
' Hunter#' License Law.
\Tv \v ol HiA cjisIIm of Spnmlmi. p:irj of the (;» ;• in;»n ’iiWnal n«»nr Herliu, which was taken .liy tin* Spurta-
<uns >mU recapnirvd hy tin* Khert goVnrnmont forces aficr hloody ii^hfing; • ' . * ^
ARMORED TRAIN OF CZECHO-SLOVAKS IN SIBERIA
Columbia. Jan. 17.—The house had
«t somewhat boisterous session, there
being considerable sparring over the
proposition of adjourning for the week
end,- with another wing^ contending
for a session that the Christensen
bill for proposed increases in salaries
for state officials might - be gotten
through in time to benefit the officers
'whose tenure begins next Tuesday.
The governor was sustained in ‘all
vetoes Considered at the morning ses-
1 sum.' The question was hot raised
: us to the time limit of their return j . . m
. / ■ the second Tuesday in July. The in
(-until the Kershaw county measure, to .. .. .. . ^ , ,.4. irnr ,, „
. •. . . m * 4 . ’ « drcations are that there is a difference
•exempt that county from the state
session prior to the inauguration of
RV. A. Cooper as governor. During
the hour Emn^ett M. Pursley. repre- ,
sentative from York, was in
Mr. Pursley being enable to comv* )
.Colifnibi^ because of illness in his
family.
A „message was. read frpm Gov.
Manning in which the chief executive :
had withheld his signature" from a
hllkj- passed last session, to exempt |
Abbeville. Anderson Oconee and Hor- ]
ry counties from the state hunters’
dicense law. JThe governor was sus
tained in his veto. , y
A concurrent resolution was/ intro
duced by J. K. Hamblin, representa
tive from Union, calling for the ap
pointment of a commtitee of three
from the house, with the speakers as
chairman and three from the senate,
to co-operate with the adjutant gen
eral in the selection of a sutable war
servicb medal to he presented to each
soldier and sailor, who went from
South Carolina. t
This committee would be instructed
to select the design, the estimated
cost for an adequate supply of these
medals and to make suggestions as to
details covering the presentation.
The Senate. ^ .
Jan. 22.—The 3oint resolution to
postpone tne present session of the
general assembly until sometime in
the, summer reached a vote in the
senate where it was carried by a roll
call of 22 to 13, the date being set at
-I
hunters’ dicense law. was being con
sidered.
j' The- Richland county delegation in
troduced the minimum wage scale
bill, proposed by the Equal Suffrage
of opinion between the two houses
as to the necessity pf postponement.
Yhe House.
The house of representatives pass
ed the Toole bill of last session pre
Confined to Her
Days at a Time
But Dean’s Brought a Quick
uni Lasting Cure.
Mj*. Herronn R'uschke, 177 Fonftli
St.. Long Island City, N. Y., says:
‘‘Tne • pains in my back were ataBMtl
unbearable 1 always felt tired and
listless and found it almost impossible
To attend to my housework. Gradually
the pains increased—day by day flgy suf
fering became worse: Of
ten flashes of < light and
black specks would ap
pear before my eyes and
dizzy spells would come
jOver me. My hands and
feet were swollen and my
head pained me so at
times I thought it would
split. My kidneys " an
noyed me, toefc- I be
came despondent. Some
times 1 would have to take*
for three or four days at
had the good fortune to
Doan's Kidney Pills, so I
ing them and was soon baefc-m per*
feet health again. My cure has stood
the test of time, so I am only too glad
to recommend Doan’s to other kuui^
sufferer*^
Mrs. Ruschke gave the above state
ment in April, 1916, and on April 4.
1917, she added: “I gladly repeat all
I hrtve said about Doan's Kidntf
Pills, for they have cured me of kid
ney complaint.” . I
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Get Deanes at Any Store, 40c a Be*
DOAN'S VfAV
FOSTER-MLBURN CO, BUFFALO, N. f.
/
WAITER DIDN'T WANT THEM
League 'of Soilfih Carolina several ai ‘ r ‘hing a fare of five cents over street
days-ago, in which it was urged that * car M* 103 between cities and urm>
the minimum wage for women in i cantonments * n South Carolina. The
vote was Ibl to 3. ’ Those voting to
sustain the governor in his position
Had No Use for Contents of Package
After the Owner's “Truthful"
Explanation.
minimum wage for women in
.mercantile and inanufacturing estab
lishments be fixed at $10 a week
A gentleman who had been a short
time previously at one of the down
town cafes hurriedly re-entered the eh-
The Kershaw county bill to provoke were Speaker Cothran of Greenville tabllshment and, addressing the waiter.
An nru.Mred train of ib«* Cy.ecli«»-}<lovhk army in Sil«erin ready lo leuw for the In art
VOUNDED YANKS IN LONDON
SHE WAS A SLAVE OF THE GERMANS
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v.v.vtafcsfcv-
Lnion
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i,b* .\iucH*i«-ari fieri Cro*** in..I.j'irdoi
rrM-oiitTv arranged* •■»!• tin* v\i»umU*<i
Ainephran soldiers who aTe convalr*s-
• •ing in I'ngland a tour and sightseeing
trip. This photograph shows some of.
the boys alongside ope of the buses.
In the background -van be seen the
houses of parliament.
the question of the return of mess-1
ages wasMo exempt Kershaw county
Trmq the provisions of the state hunt
ers’- license law. The vote was 81-
to- 2. *
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New House Bills._ ,
•Jan. 18.—Mr Owens; to amend
Sections 1865, 1S66. 1867. 1868. of
'•ode ofjawfc of South Carolina. 1912,
.Volume I. Article 3. Chapter 25. so as
to repeal sp much of said section as
require students graduating at the
.Citadel to teach in the free public
schools of the state and to relieve said
beneficiary cadets of certain obliga^
tionp therein imposed.
Mr.’ Owens: To amend Section
< ivil code of laws. South Carq-
and Representatives Belser and Moise anxiously inquired:
of Sumter. \ Th/p veto message and
the rejected bill now goes to the sen
ate for consideration.
The following are new House bills
of general interest.
Committee on fish .game and for
estry: To protect domestic birds
“Did 1 leave behind me a small par
cel tied with a string on the table?"
“No, sir," replied the waiter.
"Ry Jove, then, It’s unlucy! I
shouldn’t like the parcel to get Into
strange hands for It contained some—"
“Jt!\Vels, sir?” suggested the waiter.
g'ame .and fish, and to regulate th€ * Rn dHng blandly.
hunting and fishing of same, and tc
provide a license fee therefor.
Committee on fish, game and for
estry: To protect migratory birds.
Mr. Hamblin: To further provide
for the care of work animals.
Messrs. Nunn and Hamblin: To pra
hibit the docking, fining, assessing oi
in any other manner withholding
lina. 191^.. Volume I, «o as to confer i wa|5es f rom employees or persona,
upon the clerks of epurt and their fl rms or corporations engaged in the
leputlM the power, and authority of, manufac t ure of textile tabrica. except
'Jewels! No, nmn, scorpions. Soma
very rare untl deadly scorpions!"
The waiter smiled no more; he, on
the contrary, rnrned deathly pale and,
sinking into the nearest chair, gasped,
as he pointed to his overcoat: "They
are there.*’—Detroit Free Pres*.
referee and masters in equity in cer
tain cases. \
Mr. Wise: To enable voters re
quired by their duties to be absent
from - their voting precincts on the
day of election to vote by registered
mail. y ^ * .
Mr. McAdams: To provide for a
commission to erect a . moliument
in certain instances and to prsecribe
a penalty therefor.
Mr. Meres: To'asnend Section 1780
SHOOK WITH
NERVOUSNESS
Volume I. by adding after the last
words of Section 1780, prohibiting
white teachers teaching in public
schopls for negroes. . "T
of the code of iVs of South Carolina, | A Lady Was Flat On Her Back
With Terrible Spells, But Her f
. Husband Got Cardui,—
And Now She Is
Grateful.
McKinney, Texas.—Mrs. Sfcry Steph-
‘A!
Jan. 23—The senate really expect
upon the state house grounds to com- house would concur in its
uemorate the aervices of the sons of, suggestion of taking a recess.now un-
i* >(.:(•> in the great worlds war. | t {^ next July, and at the morning ses-
M. R. C<>«P**r: To prohibit dogs fun- sion so shaped its work^that this could ,
ning at barge, to enforce the listing have been accomplished with the ’ * D80n « t'Hs Place* states:
and payment of taxes on dogs and to i least possible jar. The house passed a year and a half ago I was down
provide a penalty fo^ failure to return the bill which was sent over to the h e( j f or six weeks, not able to sit np.
dogs for taxation or to pay taxes and , senate providing for the three mill
to authorize the ^destruction of any
dbg which has iiot been listed for
taxes, and the taxes thereon paid, and
to provide punishmeirKfor the non-^e-
fcurn and' non-payment of taxes on
logs. v .
The Senate.
I was flat on my back and had ter-
. . Why, it looked
m
t» levy. This bill came from the,
ways and means committee of the r ' b,e *PCH8
house. When the bill came over to like I would die. At times I didn’t
the senate, Mr. Christensen suggest-' know anything. I would get nervona.
ed that tt be passed to third reading
and that it would-b« a mended, to. Take
care of Jhe state nd county levies as
Jan’ 2i)^-The senate met at one an emergency bill. This was done,
o’clock, the appointed hour, and spent Official reports were made showing
most of the afternoon waiting to re-j the result of a ballot in favor of Al-
•reive the salarie shill from the house. 1 lendale county and upon the strength
f •. A Belgian woinnfi returns to her homA after the Huns had taken her to i cev,e the salaries bill from the house, of these reports. Senator Johnstone in
Germato’ to work on. the land.. She wqs Imprisoned for many days because 1 This did not arrive until the night ses-j the*senate and Representative Davis in
sion, Two bills were read by their the house presented bills providing
L :: j she Would noi work in r* mmiiUon factory. She is here-seen raying good-by slon * 1 wo bills were read by
No Longer in. Evidence. to CrrnaUian soldiers. - \ . * “A " j titles for the first time and two
Two Je\vs w,ere on a journey on a \ > . . - . - ‘
sages were received
mea* for the creation of Allendale county,
from the gov-j The bills went on the calendar with-
hot summer day.. ‘‘Have, you anything
with you, Mattlilas?”'asked ohe.
"Yys, si bottle of winer Whaf have
you., Moses*?”
"A dry tongue.”
" “Good! We’fl divide our provlstoVis."'
Matthias, produc’etl his wine and it
was divided,. Tluui he asked his fellow
traveler to bring opt his provisions.. V
‘‘I?” said Moses. ^
"Why, yes^ fhe dry tongue you said
v on'bad,”
I haven’t got one now,”, was the .
eool reply.-Boston Evening Ti’nie
script., • * ^
FIRST OF THE DEVIL DOGS TO RETURN
Cleared the Floor.
4 0ue of the Inspecting days.. as, the
officer was :golng his rounds,. Inspect-
» i
ihg the barracks, he discovered, against
the rules, a number of suitcases on thy
floor in varhms plae«>s. He told the
boys that on Ms next rounds he didn’t
want to see a single one .on the.flofir.
sK when hd came again he wa? much
pleased to sts* the room in order, but
as ho was about to leave he glanced up
at the .ceiliftg and there were’the suit- '
cases tied lo the rafters. He’thought
U preffy good and called a . passiuc '
officer to s*ee It. A*< he ^as lii goo<l
humor If parsed ns il Joke. . .
ernor. One of thes related to - the out reference.
influenza epidemic, which has already j After considerable sparring be-
been acted on by the senate, and the. ^ ween members, the house of rephe-
other as follows asking for an ap- sen tativeB, by a vote of 65 to 34,-re-
propriation to meet the federal ap-l f U8e( j to concur in the senate concur-
propriatiori for vocational training In 1 renl resolution .and adjourn until the
the 'common schools of the state. [ seron( t Tuesday in July ,1919, be-
The senate accepted the honse cause of the prevalency of Spanish
amendments to the Christensen bill
providing for increase in salary for|
elective state offiaials. In that the !
tenure of the incoming state officers 1
does not begirt until the oath of of- 1
fiee i/ taken, the increases will be
available for the new officials.
*- The House.
influenza in the state.
After a deal of debate, the houae
on a ruling by Speaker Cothran that
it could not recess until Tuesday
without the consent of the senate; aa
it would be without the throe-day lim-
I couldn’t bear anyone to talk to me,
—I would just jerk and shook with
nervousness . . . across my back
was so sore and ached me all the
time. I would have a dizzy feeling.
My limbs ached me and I would get
numb and feel so weak ... I
said to my husband I knew Cardol
was good and I believed I had beat
tryjt
He got me a bottle of Cardol, and
when I had only taken one-half bot-
ftle of Cardnl I felt stronger. I took
a half a dozeu bottles altogether, then
In two weeks after I began taking I
was up, In three I was doing my work.
I praise Cardnl for I believe it saved
my life and I am grateful.”
For over 40 years Cardui has bees
helping weak, sick women back to
health and strength. Try It.—Adv.
Jan. 21.—The house held a brief» at 8 o’clock
. t Don’t meddle with the affairs of
Ration prescribed in the rules, took 0 (j ier people and you will have that
an adjournment until Monday night mu< , h less in worry about. •
!
Seven Counties Quarantined.
Two more counties. Cplletbn and
Jasper, will g^ under general quar
antine regulations. There are now
seven counties in the State on which
quarantine restrictions have been
imposed, they being Union. Marlboro,
Dorchester .McCormick. Oconee, Col*
leton and Jasper,.
First Lieut. C. S. Kinzer of Camp
.Sevier has offered hia v services u* Uie
Skirmishes Over 30th.
Resolutions relative to the demobil
ization of the Thirtieth Division creat
ed considerable interest in the general :
assembly. Early in the day a^reaolu- |
tion came from .the senate to memor-
. Grove’# TMteleaa chill Toole
L restores TluUty and energy by purifying
rlchlng the blood. Ton can soon feel lu T
Ming tl
ining,Invigorating affect. Price We.
Wise is the man who knows what
not to say to a woman.
alize the war department to order the ,
demobilization of this division at ! Doctor Pierce’! Pleasant Pellets. Adv.
Camp Sevier. The house refused U j" —
concur in . this resolution. * ' ' . Of bud things your own bad temper
resolution 1 h/nd'ttiHrHet."
SlUite board of health in. combatting] was introduced authorizing the com ! ^
the disease. His wife, who is a train-" mittee also to work to have the divis >
ion demobilized at Camp Jackson j
This resolution was carried over. '
'L.
ed nurse, has also indicated that aba
is desirous of rendering assistant*.
*• Model Boy. ^
Little Edgar had . been nposing for
, sortie .students at an art school. When
evening tTime, and tli£ portrait was
not yet finished, the K»\tructor can-
tlpned him not to change his clothing *'
ls\ lest he ruin the-color scheniK of. thev
' / picture.' Two weeks of undfsturhed
ilnypg passed jmd the norfrait was
. SSP ^ , ^
when the Instructor received from the I ' ery 10 China,
little model> mother the following let-1 ,n NVw Vork *
‘Please, air. ean't yon hurry npl eT,ir > «>trteen minutes.
These C. S. riVariues. relurned on the'U.'S.^ST'Soiuh Carolina, were in th^
F’ifth ami Sixth divisions and saw aetlon at Chateau Thierr.vt Soissoqs, Sl
Mihibl and elsewhere. All Were given the Croix (je. Gueriit, and e nuw^y of them
have the dicinguished cfoss. .They were the first wf the liiariues to. <-bme
home. .
Several New Commisaiona.
The Gcey Rocks Spring Oompacy
GATHERED FACTS.
A Swiss merchant desires an agenc;
for the sale of American Co lion am.
ter:
that there picture you’re making? Ed
The. oyster can thrive Only In water
KuP. underwear need, elmnjing."- i ‘ 1 “* •» le " , 37 ^ ““
Srtoooi Manxlo* lto l.000 of watar.
Tor aiifomobire upholstery an arti-
helng made from spun
England.
A Netherlands firm wants to corre
spond with manufacturers of special-
ties for the shoe manqfqfturtn^
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Seizure of Lemon Extract.
Government agents seized 360 do*
of BcuteKburg. Lexington county, era* en one-ounce vials of lemon extract
oommiK*ioncd with a proposed coptitai in the possession of unknown parties
etocl^ of $100,000. in Columbia, and the liquid is in tha
The Farmers’ Warehouse of DfHon | custody of J. L. Sbris: JLInited States
was conwnifrsioned w+Ch a proTjosed ! Marshal. *
rawtel shock of^20.000. A general to- The marshal is giving public notice
tMxatDMMr ts Hdnrt 'W iH strict cmHrt-wdl'be held- te
^ ror umouu
ce Iflclal silk Is
. Klass in Engl
* *• A t K a»*1 i
tnmpiated.
Th» Peebles* T(
Doan pern r of S mater
ed with a proposed
Tffc* 3 f-dpra 1 court room at €1
ntogf-
Warehouse on February 8 for a hearing a»d all
ram commisajon- persons who may ha#e or /laim any
f stock of * interest therein are cited UTappear to
U D. Jen-1 show cause If any they hs^i wl
Spanish Influenza can
be prevented easier than
it can be cured.
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At the. first sign of a
shiver or sneeze, take ,
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