The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, October 23, 1919, Image 2
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RECESS IS SLOm
MISS EOlTH AINGE
PROSPECT'* OF AOJOU1NMENT
OF THE CONGRESS BY DATE
OF NOV. 10 ARE SMALL.
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HOUSE TO PUSS BUDGET Bill
Important Committee Activities Are
Planned in Both House and Senate
Reopen Strike I n vest igatipn.
^ ashing,on - Pr<*ssnr(‘ from ad
ministration sourros for onar.thjont of
Permanent railroad legislation m:(v
Work tentative plans of rongression
al leaders fhr adloumment of the » x
traordinarV session about November
10.
leaders were of the opinion th it
unless ronsideration of the Germatf
pejice treaty' is expedited action bv-
the senate on the railroad bill pri ir
to November 10 would be imp'voxihie.
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NOT MUCH HOPE ENTERTAINED
OF A SETTLEMENT. UNLESS
STRIKE IS CALLED OFF.
IEWIS UBORS UNDER STRAIN
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Operators Must Change Stone-Wall At
titude and Indicate Willingness *
1 to Frame Another Agreement.
Miss Edith A.nge is the Betsy Ross
of the National Woman's party. This
photograph shows her sewing another
star on the suffrage flag, a purple,
white and gold emblem. Suffrage
workers hope to secure the required
16 states by 1920. the centenary 0 f
the birth of Susan B Anthony.
RECORD NOT TO BE CHANGED
Washington,^ Failing aftpr an all
day i onfrivnt e to avert a strike • of
nearly half a million .bituminous coal
miners, called for the very .eve of-
winter. Secretary of Labor Wilson in-
viled miners and operators to send
their full scale committee to Wash
ington when another effort to bring
about peace will be made
Both sides accepted the invitation.
This did nrif offer any great hope,
however, for representatives of the op
erators stood firm in their determina
tion not to negotiate any demand for
a .SiX hour dhy. and not to deal with
t e unions unless th** sink** set for
November i. was tailed off
John L. Lewi*, act.nr pre|
the I'nited Mine Worker* ,
A VOTE IS FINALLY REACHED
AND MEASURE IS DEFEATED
BY A DECISIVE VOTE.'
"CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP”
IS CHILD'S LAXATIVE
Look it tongue! Remove poitone
from ttomach, liver and
bowfls.
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FOURTEEN REPUBUCANS BRIT
Of, Senators Absent Two Republicans
Favored; 1 Republican and 3
Democrats Opposed It.
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UUICK ACTION IS NECESSART
Washington. — The long- debated
Shangtung aniendment to the peace
treaty, presented by Senator Uoclge
and approved by Uie foreign p inions
committee, finally w.ts rVjccfeil in the
Senate with a majority of an even'
score against it.
In the vote of 35 to .'.5, U It 'publi
cans swung over to the pro-treaty
forces while three Democrats lined up
with th6: o supporting the prop mu*
Qf the s.x sen.iti rs absent, two repub
licans we re put un record
of thv* utn*‘ndiiie n t and t>ue
and three item crats a» m
Accept “California” Syrup of Figs
only—look for the name California on
the package, then ywu are sure your
child Is having the best and most harm
less laxative or physic for the little
stomach, liv r and bowels. Children
love its delicious fruity taste. Full
directions for child*, dose on eccL bot
tle. (live it without fear.
Mother! You must say “California."
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PHYSICIANS ENCOURAGED BY
# PROGRESS OF THE PRESIDENT
SYatithmgton Having oht.«tn«‘d re
lief from th«* proatratic condition,
which retarded his recovery last week.
President Wilson was the victim of
■light digestive trouble lilt condition
otherwise Doctor Grayson announced,
was unchanged
I>r. Grayson issued the following
bulletin from the' white house:
“The president had a slight digest
fve disturbance today. Otherwise* his
condition Is unchanged.”
ANTISTRIKE PROVISIONS IN
RAILROAD BILL DRASTIC
Washington.—Containing one of the
anost drastic anti-strike provisions
aver approved by a senate committee,
the Cummins railroad bill virtually
ready to he offered to the senate.
The interstate commerce committee
went event further than the original
bill and added an amendment which
will make 4/ a crime to “aid. abet,
counsel, command or induce” railroad
employers to strike
alerdant :.nd the nt****! •tnke
The vet -ran labor leader waa at rick
en when he rcuthed his home alter
delivering an .•'flack in the industrial
conference on the I’mted Staten Steel
Corporation for its refusal to deal
with th e ~sfeel slrTl e ToimSTTfee
Those who beard Mr Gompers- im
passioned address in the conference
realised that he was. laboring und* r .4
tiemendous nervous strain and the
announcement of his illness did not
come as a surprise to his ’associates
in the labor group.
SECRETARY WILSON ASKS FOR
CONFERENCE ON COAL MATTER
'RBPBaDCNT map tC(S A%a(0
TO BA»P8 8 MBA AGO ON WmCA
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NEW YORK WILL BE PUT BACK
ON WARTIME RATION BASIS
* NV» York \rthur Williams fed
nit fluid adrntn .-fTfor fpr New
York was perfecting plana to place
the ( ity on a sugar rationing basis
m u l.tr to that during the war
Il;«. I»--,~»^>1 (|--e ,.f sugar for -—soft-*--*
drink® re-oilting from the enforce
ment of prohibition and the shortage
in receipts of raw sugar resulting
from the* strike of longshoremen,
which virtually stopped shipping, were
blamed by Mr Williams for what he
termed the most serious sugar short-
arc sinep 19BT
BULLETIN FROM WHITE HOUSE
ON PRESIDENT'S CONDITION
The President
The White Hr ise
did not have a rccrfnt—utjrfrt
restlessness was caused by a swelling
of the prostate gland, a cpni^itutu
TrohfT which hp Has suffei^d in the
past and which has been intensified
more or less by his lying in bed. His
general condition, however, is good.
As noted, his temperature, pulse, res
piration, heart action and blood pres
sure are normal
‘(Signed!: Grayson. Ruffin, Stitt.”
DODSON nos THE
HORROR OF CALOMEL
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STEEL MILL OFFICIALS SAY
STRIKE IS VIRTUALLY ENDED
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G try. fnd . expressed the opinion that
•he strike wn- virtual])* ended and
ipade pi» parat bins for building up a
new* organization. They declared
'here was a surplus of labor in some
departments. I’nion leaders ojisputed
the accuracy of the claims made by
the steel officials. They also began}
an effort to establish the independence
of the union forces from threadicals.
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INNOCENT PARTY TO DIVORCE
MAY REMARRY IN THE CHURCH
CREATION OF FREE STATE
IN FIUME AGREED TO.
GREAT PROFITS ARE MADE IN
CEREAL AND BREAKFAST FOOD
Indiaapolis, Ind-John L. Liewla,
acting president of the Fnited Mine
Workers of America, wired Secretary
of Labor Wilspn that he would he in
Washington October 17 for a confer
ence on the bituminous coal mine
situation
Secretary Wilson telegraphed Mr
L» wis asking fur a conference and it
was announced Thomas T Brewster,
president of the Coal Aperators’ Asso
ciation would be - present ,
DEMANDS MUST BE GRANTED MANY SUSPECTS ARRESTE6 IN
OR MINERS WILL WALK OUT CONNECTION WITH BOMB PLOT
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Detroit- Mich,- Through action of
the laymen of the Protestant Epifrcot-
pal church in the 1916 general con
vention.- sustained by both clerical
and lay delegates,, the innocent party
to a divorce may be rew;edded in the
.church - Amendment, of the canons to
prevent remarriage by an Episcopal
priest of a person whn has a divorced
husband cr Wife living, bv many of
the c'*»rgy •and a few of the laymen
was defeated * ‘
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LEWIS AND SEC Y WILSON
CONFERRING ON COAL STRIKE
Paris.—Italy has agreed to the ere-
free state in Fiume. the
^)ort remaining under control of the
league of nations, says the Petit Pa-
risien. which claims to have received
teliahle information on the subject.
At the same time it s'said Italy h
understood fo retjuire .there shall'he
no gap between the free state and
T falian I^tria in oid'* - that Flume may
not tv* -surrounded by .lugo Slav -ter
ritory- • ,
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Washington.—The Armour Grain
Company, a factor in. •cereal and
breakfast foods reported’surplus ^undi
vided profits for'the year 1917 of
$5,426,830 after deducting a 78 per
cent dividend on capital stock, the
report says:
“Tlie year’s net earnings amounted
to $2,908,912. or 290 per cent on the
capital stock and 67 per cent on th*
rlet worth of the company, including
capital, surplus and undivided profits
HEALTH OF SAMUEL GOMPERS
IS NOW SOMEWHAT IMPROVED
W4 hingtoa S:imu**L GBompcro.
doesn't start }*»ur liver and strsiight*
y«'U right up l*etUr than culotm-l tu
vitbout grifiing »»r making y<*u sick
want you to go luuk to the store ul
get your money..
lake calomel today and toiuorro
you will feel w'eak nmj sick and nu
■eated. Don’t lose a day. Take
spoonful of harmless, vegetable Do
son's Liver Tone tonight and wake u
feeling splendid. It Ts perfectly ham
les^, sp give it to your’children ac
time. It can’t salivate.—Adv.
Tactful Nephew.
.. QM Aunt, tdespondenUy)—Well, -
shall not he a nuisance to yor, mucl
longer.
• Nephew (reassuringly) Don’t tall
like that, aunt; you know you will.
it pf the .Amertcyf Federation
wHh is buffering from ner
eshau* f ioo »4* reported com*’
a bat ut.pgoved but lita ph««^ an f*f
Cuticura Soothes Itching Scalp
On retiring gently rub spots of dan
druff and itching with Cuticura Oint
ment Next morning shampoo witl
Cuticura Soap and hot water. Mak<
them your every-day toilet preparatloni
and have a clear skin and soft, whitt
hands.—A.dv.
Life V*. Esistenca.
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