The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 24, 1920, Image 8
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DECUmiG ID HI
NO tUftPRlM Ft LT IN INNIN
ADMINISTRATION ClNCLlt
OVIR THt DtCItlON.
HAS NEVER JEEN CANDIDATE
•om« Party Laadert Say Situation by
McAdoo’a Self-Elimination Now
“Somewhat in Flux.”
New York.—William Q. McAdoo,
who haa been considered by party
le&dera aa one of the principal candi
dates for the democratic presidential
nomination, announced he could not
permit his name to go before the Sru
Francisco convention
“This decision," he said, "is irre-
▼ocable, as the path of duty seems to
me clear and unmistakable."
Washington—The refusal of Wm
O. McAdoo to allow his nams to be
presented to the democratic national
eoavsntioe apparently did not com*
ms a vary great aurprtse In inner ad
■its 1st ration circles To other demo
era tic Wssders la Washington, how
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la St laid is cathedral was poafpoaai
sevsral hours hecauea the offtcletlM
priest. Father Antolae. of the Ordar
of Oblate Fetbere of Mary Immacu
late. declared the bride was iramod
estly attired.
The priest declared the bride ap
peared to him "so shocking that he
had the sexton t>ut out the lights
sc that she might retire and proper
ly clothe herself.”
Although he declined to divulge the
name of the bride, he declared she
"wanted to fly in society style at
her wedding, much to her disgrace.”
The bride started up the main aisle
but had not gone far before the priest
viewed the gown she wore, ordered the
lights out and sent her home to as
sume other garments. The marriage
ceremony was then performed.
RFIEEA
ACTIVITY OF WOMEN • iUROEN
%
OF DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL
COMMITTEE IE EEEN
NMNILIZE THE MILfiOWS
Insurance for Workers Against Dis
ease, Accident Disability, Un-
Employment and Old Age
New York.—Fifteen planks which
4o«a not intaad to retire from the
United Etataa sonata until his tarns of
offica expires on March 4.
"There is no possibility of that.**
Senator Harding declared when asked
whether he would resign from ths
senate immediately. ”1 do not intend
sign, but intend to eerre my term
Why shouldn’t I?
I do, however, Intend to withdraw
my petition filed in Columbus giving
notice that I would be a candidate for
re-election to the senate. That will be
the Democratic national convention I (ione we€ k.’
Former Premier Nlttl Abandons
His Intended Visit to America.
Rome —Former Premier Nlttl has
abandoned his Intended visit to Spain
and America, but proposes to go to
Switsorland for an extended sojourn,
•aye tbs Olornale DItalia
Senator Harding’s friends explained
that, for him to retire from the senate,
would endanger the narrow margin of
control held by the Republicans there
as his retirement would enable Gov
ernor Cox, of Ohio, to appoint a Dem
ocrat In his place. They also said
that, should the senator be elected
President in November, he could Con
tinue to serve in the senate as he
would not be inaugurated until his
tsun sa senator expires on March 4.
^ ^ Ths senator was at his office early
winding up soma pending senate bus
iness
FACING A C0N1ES1
•TATE CONVENTION OEClAAEC
MIE PLACE ON DELEGATION
TO BE VACANT
I QUESTION OF JURISDICTION
Delegation of Congressional Conven
tion Restored His Name as Dais-
gate to San Francisco.
Am Attempt ••>«§ MaSe to Have
PaoeeS Uiiferwi Automobile Law*
will be asked to include in its plat-
;
form were sent to delegates to the
convention by the women’s bureau of
the Democratic national committee.
One plank advocates the right of
collective bargaining between em
ployers arid employes through repre-
aentativea of their own choosing; an
other. government control of basic in
dustries affecting the necessities of
life; nationalization of the railroads.
Other planka recommended include:
Development of a national system of
employment offices under joint con
trol of federal and State boards and
organisation of labor corps with
transportation subsidies for bar vest Gift ef MOO 000 by Dayton Man
tag. esteastoa sad dovelnpmeat of the for Med.cel Research Announced
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tte o o**« •** oothortsed at a
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la industry la the
San Francisco.—A contest orer the
seating of United States Senator
James A. Reed, of Missouri, as dele
gate, and recommendations for a com
plete change in party law so as to es
tablish definitely the status of women
in the party organization, probably
will come before the democratic na
tional committee at its meeting hero
preparatory to the national conven
tion, party executives said.
The Reed contest possibility dn
veloped when it was learned the sena
tor had been restored as a delegate a!
a convention of the fifth Missouri
congressional district delegates, aftei
his name had been tbrotm out and hlj
place declared vacant by a state cocv
v eat ion The quest loo la on* of jw
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trtet convent loae
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unite for mutual protection against
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M ea.ee RtH tto Miameeary
I'ekmc — Thr Amertrsa legs!ton
here •*• Inf *rm«Hl that Qeser*! ( hens
Chins Tso's northern troops is tbaif
retreat from Chsns Hhs. capital of tbe
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Missouri Banker Building Houses
for Families With Children Only
Governor Cox Does Not Want the
Nomination For Vice-President.
PedaeeJ
70 Veers af Age Muaa
Waebinfftom—Federal employee aba
bsva reached tbe Age of retir. meat—
71 years alt hough they have not glv
en the minimum of 15 years' servir*
required uader the retirement law
must te dropped from the rolls. Attor
ney General Palmer ruled Such em
ployes, he held, cannot draw retire
ment pensions.
Letoe*eme*e Lewe* Meuae Rejecse
the Wetoan SwW*sg* Ai
Baton Rouge La —Tba tower house
of tbe Louisiana legislature, by a vote
of 47 to 44. rejected a resolution calling
for ratification of the federal suffrage
amendment.
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ad fit! im si tymaps ta IMEdNEtaeb *
cmrdlbg ta a Todyo csaiegrmm la tbe
Mlppe Jljt. Japanese Isagsage new*
paper A aumhar of Japaaeee aold.ery
■ad eiviLaos were billed at Nlba^
Uiavab by bolahevtkl last winter.
St. Joseph. Mo.—Walter P. Fluker-
son, St. Joseph hanker. Is building a
row of houses for rent onlv to fami
lies in which there are children and"
to newly married couples.
Whenever a child Is born In one of
the houses. Mr. Fulkerson announced,
the rent for that month will be re
turned to the tenant.
Dayton. Ohio.—Gov. James M. Cox
of Ohio is not a candidate for the
Democratic nomination forp\rice-pre<-
ident. He made this empl c dee-
laration here at his country home.
‘‘I urge upon you. Pilgrims, that I
urn not a candidate for the second
place,” the governor declared.
His announcement was greeted
with yells of applause by several
thousand persons who had journeyed
to his home to pay their respects.
Officers and Crew of American
Steamer Perform a Heroic Deed
Several State* in Northweat Ary
In Revolt Against the Old Order
Hearings in Deportation Case of
Ludwig Martens About Concluded?
Washington.—Hearings in deporta
tion proceedings against Ludwig C.
A. K. Martens, soviet agent in the
I United States, were resumed before
Immigration Inspector Shell at the de-
jpartment of labor. Counsel for both !
sides expected to complete the pre
sentation of testimony soon.
Harding AcceptAs Proposition to
Submit Treaty to a Referendum
General Aguilar, Son-ih-Law of .
Carranza, Quits Soil of Mexico
American Federation of Labor
Endoraoa Government'Ownership
Washington.—President Wilson’s
ghallenge to submit the peace trenty
to a referndum of the American peo
ple was accepted bv Senator Hardin*
the republican presidential candidate
*1 am sure ” said Senaior lUrdiuic
“the republuan paHy »T ziadlv wrj.
come a referendum <»■ th* que«t|v*a ©f
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Mexico City.—General Aguilar, for
mer governor of the atate ojf Vera
Cruz, and son-in-law cf the late Presi
dent Carrnnra. has embarked on the
•(earner Yuma at Vera Cruz to leave
Met ico
Oa th« eve of hta departurg. be la
• tied a atA'emegt Mytag that wbto
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Montreal/—Goyernment ownerahTp
with democratic operation of Ameri
can railroads was endorsed by the
American Federation of I«ahor conven
tion here after a bitter tight.
Roll call abowe«f thbt gou'rnnteol
pwnerehip was eadoraed by a vet# of
to 1*49
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R Tokio.—Heroic work of the Ameri
can steamer West Jester outside
Yokohoma harbor resulted in saving
the Japanese steamer Kiyo Maru,
with 70 passengers from South Amer
ica on board, from possible total de
struction by fire, it is announced in
advices received here from Kobe,
whither the Kiyo Maru was bound.
The Kiyo Maru took fire in a storm
at sea not far from YokahbTfla.
Spokane, Wash —The states in the
northwest corner of the union are in (
revolt against the old order of politics. ,
It looks as if the non-partiaan
league, composed largely of farmers,
the triple alliance, wh;oh includes
farmers and laborers, the workers’
non partisan league, the committee of
.forty-eight, and other independent or
ganizations would capture Wisconsin.
Minnesota, parts of Montana and
Washington in the fall elections.
Proctor says
- Was
Butler's Statement
hoIty,.False and Malicious
Cincinnati.—Col. William Cooper
Proctor, manager of Gen. Leonard
Wood s unsuccessful campaign for Re
publican presidential nomination, on
bis arrival home from Chicago, teat
a telegram to Dr Nicholas Murray
Bailer. pre*ld#et of Cotambta Calver
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No Immediate Ruling Expected
Either or or Against Palmer.
Columbus, Ohio.—Justice
William
R. Day, associate justice of the
United States supreme court, an
nounred that It probably would be
several day* before he would mak*
a ruling on the hearing of an applies
tkm for a restraining* order eajoin-
lag Attorney General Palmer from
pm* nr at low of the alleged |*r*iteertB|
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LONG US!
OF STMPTOMS
North CataAm Latfy W*»
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Took Cardui.
AhhevUle N. C.—Mr* J. A. Sluder,
of 4Z Woodru* atedue. this city, re
cent I) made the following statement:
“I was in a very run-down condition
after ... 1 wasn't able to go.
“1 war nervous, weak and couldn't
ck my work.
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happened, I couldn’t get up a spark of
interest.
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ally on the lookout for something to
happen.
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and had to force myself to eat when
raenl time came.
“I suffered some pain fn my back
and sides, but the worst trouble was
jp*takne*« and depression.
“I decided to try a tonic.
L*
“My sister had gotten such fine re
sults from Cardui, I began using It.
"Soon I noticed I would get hungry,
and sleep at night, and thk, of course,
was a great help.
“1 grew le«a nervous.
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