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Banks Dove, secretary of state, has received from Balnbrldge Colby, secretary of atate of the United States certification of the ratification of the 19th amendment, which amendment bestows upon women the right to vote. . After reciting the names of the states whose legislatures have rati fied the amendment, the communica tion says that these states constitute three-fourths of the states in the Unit ed States. The certificates concludes: “Be it known that I. Balnbrldge Colby, aec- rMary of atate of the United States, by virtue and In pursuant* of section SOS of the revised statutas of the T sited {Kates do herwhy certify that the ecoeelmeat aforesaid has bsrome vafld la all latest* aad pwrpoeee aa s pars ef the reasutatla* «f tha PaH »a* ewtar««d a terse* Wl H tasrsi <swt-waa *d iha isspeiAioa aa •mw*. •waeaasiMa esaa ««aaaSsa *wa ■ iSbaar *d sue SMertMeaaa «# «aadS fear ( • Ulessrfilt "I bar# *tvea Ibis matter run earm ful coosideratlou and Hava deUyad ac tion longer probably than f should A great many peopla of this stats hart urged me to refusa the requisition for various reasons. I am a public official,^ obligated to execute the law. I can not adopt a course which Is contrary to the clear mandates of the law. The 't»w in this case is clear and my duty therefore, equally clear. I cannot be lieve that the consequences which to tome citizens of this state seem clear will follow in this case, but whatever the consequences may be I could not refuse to honor the requisi tion. viewing the case as I do.” Woman Teachers May Vota The question of teachers voting srems to be the subject of much dls- < uialoo Mrs. Fred 8 Muneell. presl- drat of the But* National League of Wome* Voters, says that aba bee look •d ep (be metter«aod would like to j of tbe eieae ibol M they bee* Heed la tkAe •eat* Me sea m aul be sod coo com • pip * oa tbe **b«r rules sod * ■pule •lose tkup afo sotOsd to «oee m eev •umstf Mol ibep loppao is be m el i to t mm «d sohmo m C • bu O Ml 9 Wm mm ». i 9^. . . . • ■ *. - ♦ *• e t m t mmtm bhbi 1 mm m «a>e mm fi Mpaa * mmm mm mrnmmW a efi •mm m u» Kma ■ w*. «oO «*aoi • • •« maom «Snw S»U O'* LeatvUi <b»we-* J lle • •* t <ii ow U ^ %wvu t^a^*u t .ee* W < oodwe t*%« msa* • • %m Miss fs*# , *e r’uuesss NM 1 Ms «Mens oomnsmsseo m mssaomwee fibfi rndoo boos s*Oisu **0* *ie tsepos smMMO a oOmuos ssmso Msoa mssosma w u*s ameeu eeo *bs «soeet o*sm Muo moos# m • kapee mop* fiowe took. M SOSO *1 ■ OSitf r«Oba r•* a« •-« M» »»<*e T> • I —•< »<*#s ts aciep sbeuc as tinrn for ta* •rt*etifi< *»»fS**- lag of lb* fsrsisr • reltao grsdvrs *id huyrr* at th* J^Psrsoe botel W W l»n*. director of sxtsnsl »u servlcs at Clenmon collsge, prstldrd and In s few plain words stated the object of the meeting and made * pre liminary talk to the newly appointed graders r«r Peeples Makes Announcement Thomas H. Peebles.^ former attor ney general, experts to be a candidate for governor In the Democratic pri mary In 1922. Mr. Peebles Is practicing law in Columbia, having opened his office since his honorable discharge from military service. He is a hative of Barnwell and is well know through out the state, having numbers of friends, who will doubtless give him energetic support In bis candidacy. W mmsomu sd lbs Vsebd r»r • us ssd *1 ps'^* Of km * tsioeeslod m a rwrset dsviuk IS* *o**r#lpu ramp wee roitmceded ts (be tassruocu rase Members ef tbe the new ratee and tbe federal court dismissed tbe complaint In u brief summary tb* tourt says: **The members of this society, being both insurer and insured, owe the duty to ihe c rranlyation to make i! actu\r\i.i.’' scird to the i*id thatall its present and future obligations shall be promptly met. The right to do this cam not be questioned unless the plan contemplates operating the society for profit or discriminates against some of its members or both. khigures piven out by the Woodmen insurance department show that the organization paid out $10,000,000 dur- •ing the epidemic of influenza and $3,- 000.000 in war losses. The order has a membership of over bOO.OOO. m u. CNAmoTTt. no as « oiu* **•* o | *«ee e •* - w ebaOe b*Oa» * kb* e^ertae I Owe * e* tkMBMUS •r- ckm^m cm>« «ue ♦*•* *•■*" kepis due i oea wee ■ Wm**s *sbn (be federal trade oeoiis^—teo by the United Btuteu depefiment of agrlrul- turr. , Other, marketing expense*. In cluding freight, varied fr»»m $0.2fifi to $1.fi7 |wt hundredweight. The shrink age In weight varied from 3.53 to 8.57 per cent, the majority of the shipments averaged approximately eight per cent. Similar records on 253 carloads of hogs showed the cost of loading and bedding to average 1.5 cents per 100 pounds live weight; feed nt market ap proximately 8 to 9 cents; com mission charges 4 to 10 cents; miscellaneous expense, 2 to 10 cents, averaging approximately 5 cents; and the total cost of marketing, in cluding freight from varying districts, approximately from 33 to 50 cents. Tlie shrinkage In weight on 873 car- loeds, of bogs varied from 9.8S to minus 4.50 per cent. war a pactofc during the war and a package AVOID USING "MIXED’’ BULLS The Flavor Lasts So Does the Price l Ac* >•« m * nmm Vk ■ • t< eMHH we •# tmu MNe* «a» #- c - ***■■* % *MMC*U«WU p * *#»»#* *uii» « *m up m Mu OMe* *u» u* «UMMP mm mmmm* V * ♦ ^Mns wb I Mpvu ue am ^ ■ e*Nb a*upapp aMpOP <*» •* * ■ ■ SMIIF FU0 fed a* a grate rattan, pmm tnrvd. or cut end fed far key. rye hold* a high piarv far feeding preg nent ewea al weaning lime. In Its eheiulcal enslysis. rye stand* at tbe bead of the cereal* In protein content, but is somewhat lower in curttohy- drates than wheat or corn. This suggests two things In regard to Its feeding ytlue: First, to feed in combination wfth other things lack ing in protein but rich-in fat-form ing elements,* like corn and wheat. Second, as a feed for young animals in which a high development of bone and muscle is required. For either purpose it is highly satisfactory. When sheep are wintered largely on fodder, timothy hay. or other roughage, the rye partly makes up for the lack of protein. Fla* R*port from Furmae Clem ton i* Planning Tour Turm** ueirervtty ha* bright*- jj,, • l t 9 u t |< M | 4*p*rtmaet of Oea* pm*prf Me tbe cemieg year tbee tl9m r *il*g* la plaaaieg a loer ef tbe •t pa* albae lima te **• bl«4.*rv *• 4 ttela la fit* Mafrerfied la tba (arm j r* V J pew*«ew*l *f mt% m pmksim baa-eg 9m tab* | - wmmtmmm tk* * t* *• ge^»^ u «f , sutaa ‘ ** * hu** «-!■ - t * F a adiP* i> i 4»>t CHEAP PRODUCTION OF PORK (Me a# tba Beal Way* I* Ues ef gtwb. Me Ft*td* Atm 0**Aa mm Bom Obe df Mb* eBamgaei ee#e efi gmp •mb u*w» gb* 0mm mm mm m m be fiBb fib mmm # t0 mm ««b fie - I ^Bfieea fee be eaaeF* '■a gba bama* l4iw>pa-"'1a«i aani Bl fibp Ammm *4'b*l «ba* patefik MMAeee ap •MM (Be geMaave aaa dMpMlag arttb faai ■•ff" 1 * ’ M* wMa a bam be errxiap* ef agree "VeB. I vet tag Mm let® tba aaaaMt lie* «bd afa* mav * dte airiba ye«T — 1 Wliaaae—I think tbe fry tag pa* Wbm tb# Iwba** I* bead the Ural thing which cam# handy. ’ wta# »• gmal • M • «*% an ama af bM 3IgDBnCPZP333!Xg3BCCCO3CPO3DCmS0 ^"17 The Increasing Demandfor mm ea 9m •hows the favor this table drink is constantly gaining because of its rich taste and economy. a , Boil Poetum Cmr<> *1 fVUJy minutee end you Nrai dfiAMp*««NMie tfiS** lawMwaeea* fievaaesaaa • Mwnhm aweei •aes mmmmm v t tfiaea **esM mmm afeMBBM ♦ fiB mWWW •eassMB mB e*’wa wgseMB Mu -aua ama 4u» fiMBP* , ««** mmm*m fiMB •BMP' # fB’^mHBB # ■ aa «phw B • m m 3CCO