Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THE PEOPLE. BARNWELL. S. :1 i»—* 1 . I 1 I *3 . I ■ i f r - f CALOMEL IS A DANGERQ1IS DRUG ■* ' - ^ Next Dose May Salivate You, Loosen Teeth or Start Rheumatism. - • Cnlomol Is merrury rqulcksllver. It crashes Into sour hiJe like dynamite, cramping and sickening you. Calomel attacks the bones and should neVer b6 put Into your system. If you feel bilious, headachy, consti pated and all knocked out, just go to your druggist and get a bottle of I tod- son’s Liver Tone tor a few cents which Is a harmless vegetable substitute for dangerous calomel. Take a spoonful and if it doesn’t start your liver and straighten you up better and quicker than nasty calomel and without making you sick, you Just go back and get your money. Don’t take calomel! It makes you siek the next day; it loses you a day’s work. Dodson's Liver Tone straightens you right up and you feel great. No salts necessary. Give It to the children because It is perfectly harmless and can not salivate.—Advertisement. HKAVY FIRE LOSS ‘ IN HIGH POINT.. High Point. — The Carolina and Yadkin railroad * depot. Including the general pfflceir of tne company, six box cars, one containing auto mobiles and another hosiery, five residences, a table factory, a,.tin ahejf. a cattle barn aitid numerous other small buildings, were practi cally destroyed by a fire here which started from undetermined cadse in the railroad depot. The total property tosa was. variously estimated at between $150,000 and $250,000. Irby Drown, a volunteer fire fighter, was knocked down by hose and in falling badly cut one of his hands. He suffered severely from loss of blood before he could he hurried to the hospital In an am bulance. . CHARGED WITH VIOLATING THE PENAL CODE BY “BUCKETING” ORDERS. UNDER $1,008 BONO EACH Indictments Resulted From Evidence •. Obtained in Recent “John Doe” Inquiry. BORAH PRAISES CONFERENCE TREATY IS APPROVED BY THE SENATE 74 TO ONE AFTER A SHORT DEBATE. Knew His Daddy. Hnnild was playing football when be beard bis father calling. The boys urged him to stay and finish the game, but he replied : “Can't stop, kids, w hen lie talks In that voice." VITALITY! VITALITY! VITALITY! You Must Have It to Keen Your Job, Your Friends, Your Happiness Author of the Resolution Says That More Drastic Reduction Must ^ Yet Be Made. New York.—On.Wid.ence given-at a recent "John Doe” investigation be fore Chief Magistrate McAdoo ^nd presented to the grand jury by the district attorney, the American cotton exchange, largest of its kind in mem-, bership in the country, and six of the directors, were indicted charged with violating the penal code by "buckett- Ing” orders. The individuals named in the bill, Randolph Rose, Sr, of Rose & Son. vice-president of the- exchange; W. G. -Pratt, secretary; Angelo.T: Jen nings. Martin Goulko, Ldwin L. Pat- Wnshington.—The Arms Conference tun unt * Raymond Palmer, each were held in $1,000 for pleading before Judge Rosalsky in general sessions on Monday. Two indictments were returned, on* of which Benjamin F. Schruiber. as sistant district attorney, revealed jointly charged the exchange as a cor poration and the six directors with having, since January 1. “crossed sales by making contracts on the basis of DECREASE SHOWN Li RETAIL FOOD PRICES Washington.—Retail food costs in ,ten cities of the country showed a decrease ranging from 1 to 4 per cent during the month from February 15, to March 15, accord ing to statistics announced -by the bureau of labor statistics of the Department of Labor. \ :■ The decrease was as follows: Maqchester, 4 per cent; Balti more, Bridgeport, Newark, New Haven. New York, Richmond and Washington; "3 g>eWai«nt; Milwau kee, 2 per cerlY; and Den^grlper, cent. For the year ending alarcn 15 last, retail fond prices showed a decrease of 13 per cent in Bridge port and Denver; 12 per cent in Manchester and* New Haven; 11 per cent in Baltimore,. Washing ton and Milwaukee; 10 per cent in Newark, and 9 per cent in New York and Richmond. PEACE DOCUMENT: SIGNED BY IRISD IMPORTANT AGREEMENT ALSO * SIGNED BY THE BRITISH REPRESENTATIVE. FOR GENERAL CO-OPERATION Declared Most Significant and Weigh ty Happening Since Irish Treaty Was Signed. j London.—Winston Spencer Chui ill, the imperial secretary o*f Urt> col onies, announced in the housts of com mons the terms of th^ most impor- nnaaaaiTTrrn annnr nnAnma taDt agreement yet/reached between COMMITTEES ARGUE PROBEEM r ' ,pr ' s<in “"' e ’,- 0 ' the a f n ' 1 southern governments in Irejaud for j bringing ^about peace in the strife- torn cpdntry. e agreement, which was reached ADVICE OF AMERICA’S FOREMOST ENGINEERS WILL SOUGTH. BE Lot of Evidence Obtained in Washing ton Found by the Committees to Be "Camouflage." naval treaty, limiting the navies of all the great sea powers, was ratified by the senate. The senate’s approval of the pact was voted without reserva tions or amendments and with repult- ihan and democratic "regulars” and “irreconctlablea” generally standing together in ifs support. The ratification vote was 74 to 1, Senator France, republican, Maryland, th) . niark. t jjllUtll n without intend ing to buy any cotton ith unexpected expedition at the conference between delegates of the Irish groups and representatives of the imperial government, far trans cends in importance the pact arrived at between Michael Collins, head of (the provisional government, and Sir James Craig, the Ulster premier, at >an earlier stage in the negotiations. It provides for the re-organization of the police in Ulster on a basis sat- Miserable With Backache. Why nut up with that 'Uxgging back ache! You can’t be happy when every day brings morning lameneaa, aharp, shooting pains and that all-worn-out feeling. The beet way to get well tt to find the cause of your trouble and correct it. Likely, a cold or a chili has slowed up your kidneya and that is why you have backacjiea,’stabbing pains, headaches -and dizziness, .duat take tilings easier and help your/weakened kiclneya with Doan'-t Kidney Pfllt. Doan’s have .helped, thousands and should help you. Ask your neighbor! A North Carolina Case Mrs. J. H. Alls- hrook, Roanoke Ht. Scotland Neck,. J4. C.. says: ‘T had a dull pain across my back and often Buffered so I couf ‘ haJHlly walk, Lba headaches. mV kid neys didn’t act properly and I war b o> fi e r e d with jfravel. A frien<i recommend e- Doan's Kidney Pill and Doan’ D strengthened my back and kidneys so I have had no occasion to use them for several years." (Jot Doan’s at Any Stora. 60e a Bm DOAN’S V.I’LV FOSTER-MlLBtlRN CO., BUFFALO. N. Y. While the Money Last*. North—“A fool und his money are Boon parted.” West—“But until they're parted he’s not a fool.” As If a man couldn't ifccumulate enough Junk/ he will buy a ticket In n raffle. Florence, Ala.—The foremost engi neera of America will be called to ap jppnr in Wasniugton before the senate isfactory to the rcTTgious leanings of agricultural committee to aid in solv- Hi* people of the north and the south; Tbouannda f, f Ihoughtle** pcopt* nevslletudy let themselves run down In health The day route* when, with n terrible shock, they suddenly realise that the) sre |>erui«iiieiitly broken In bewltb. For your own sake keep well If )ou feel weak or run down or do not sleep well or are nerv ous and hate n |«>»*r «-td«*r don't wait until It la low Isle Glides I'epi.t. Mangltn taken with )nur meals for a few weeks will restore Tour g<ww| health give you renewed strength and vitality lor your dally work. The healthy life la Ihe only happy life— , do not let It slip from you For thirty year* Dude s 1‘epfo Mangan has been helping |>eo|de who were run-down hack to good health It wsa mail# famous by Ihe medical profession Sold by druggists In both liquid and tablet form —Advertisement. What Waa Lacking. “He's u self niMtle ntnn." “I know |( seems to me be should bate gone to mu e\|n-rt now and (ben for adt Ice " WHY DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND SWAMP-ROOT — Fur m«nv years druggists hare wttrhed with mm h mtertst the remarkable re, „rd maintained by Dr Kdiners Swamp knot, j the great kidney, liter and bladder medi- rin* It is a physician's prescription Swamp lh»ot is a strengthening medi cine It helps the kidnevs, h\er and bl.\d- der do the work nature intended they should do Swamp Root has stood the test of tear*. It is sold by all druggists on its merit and it should help you No other kidney medicine has so many friends. He sure to get Swamp Root and start treatment at once. However, if ton wish first to test tint great preparation -send ten cents to Dr. casting rtur only negative vote. Of the 74 affirmative^, 43 were re publican* and .26 democrat*. An nouncement* were made that all ab sent and paired senator* favored ratF fit at ion S< nator Ho-ah. republican. Idaho, author of the c{fngre*«ional resolution reiiucstlnic the calling of an *rm* con- ferem e supported the naval limitation treaty In * *peech. but declared the pat t must be regarded "as the hegtn- The other indictment. Mr. Scheiber said, ectitwed Patton and Jenninga ing tbe Muscle Shoals problem. Sen ator Norris, chairman of the commit tee, announced here after the govern ment's plants had been inspected. Members of the house military af fairs committee, which with the sen ate committee, is inspecting the ni trate and waterp iwer projects, ex- preswed the view mat Muscle Shoals actually and Muscle Shoals on paper looked quite unlike, and Heprest-nla- with permitting and inducing the t | Tt , u U |j declared the house commit bucketing of order* In that on Octo ber 3, 1921. they made a contract be- twet-n themselves to purchase 390 hale* df cotton at the market quota tion without any Intention of making a pur< ha*e or delivery.'* The “John Doe” Inquiry which led to the Indictment* was an outgrtftoth ning and only the beginning of the 0 f District Attorney Uanw.n » inveati- work of disarmament.’* Mr Borah praised th* conference for what It had done and at the same time asserted that It had accomplish ed nothing toward limiting modern weapons of warfare and had made but an "almost insignificant” reduction In the armament budget* of the powers. gallon into bucket shop operation* In the financial district and the snare* aet for the Investing public by ^t- rtch-qnlck promoters Testimony given before Magistrate MrAdoo concerning the alleged irreg ularities practiced by certain mem bers of th* Indicted exchange caused “I have no doubt.” said the Idaho him publicly to express his amaiement senator, "that (his treaty represents and upon his recommendation the evi- all that It was possible to secure at denre waa carried to tbe grand jury, this conference Nevertheleaa I should The American cotton exchange waa regard the treaty as a disaster rather originally known** the American ent- ihan a benefit If It came to be re- ton and grain eachange It was or garded ns all there la to do. oven ganlsed by Joseph C Cooper, a south- in the' next ten year*, in the matter ern promoter, who la said now to hate of disarmi.ment It la fitting that we * claim of tSM.MO against the ex- congratulate ourselves on what has change. It was Incorporated In New l»een done, but It I* exceedingly lm York state August 24. 191I. portant that we utilize the occasion | t was brought out at the John Doe for consideration of what there la yet | nnu | ry , h «t many membership* had to be done. lM***n sold in the south for prices as "Really, while It Is a beginning and low as $125 payable on inatnllment* perhaps will mark an era in progress The market value of membership on and civilization, the treaty accom- the exchange today wa* said to be un- tee would never consent to the plants being scrapped. Mr. Hull said the plants might well be used In time of peace for tmiking fertilisers hut that they must "ever be kept la ru .diiMtas in case of emer gency.'* Chairman Norris did Aot share the view of a few of hi* rntleagves that the Muscle Rhoalt problem might be speedily disposed of on return to Washington of the committee He said he would Invite the presidents of four chemical and technical or ganisations to appear before the com mittee at once They are the Ameri can Koclety of Klectrlcal Engineer*. American Soqfety of Chemical En gineers. American So<d*ty of Civil Engineers and the American Society of Mechanical Engineer* "We have a tremendous responsi bility before us." asserted the chair man. "and for the trial of perrons charged with serious offenses by a special court composed of the highest justices; for general co-operation between the htorth and the south of s most promts, ing character, and for assistance from the British parliament to remedy the unemployment difficulties in Belfast which render the carrying out of th*. previous Craig Collins pact almost lm possible. The fart that the representatives of the Dublin Belfast and imperial ffaveraraenta. set their signatures to such an agreement. Is regarded In pohtfrpl circles a* the most slgnlfl rant and weighty happening since the Irish treaty was signed. The confer ence sat throughout the whole day hut. there alwaya was a most hopeful and cheerful spirit manifested by all iboe* participating la It. Airway to Panama Bomg Planned. Washington —As soon as Mexico la officially recognized by the United States a fleet of American army planes will be seat through Mexico to lay oat an airway to (be I’anama Canal xone This became known following tha announcement of Hecretary of War Weeks that plans for the early es tablishment ot an air route to the • anal sone as a measure of national we are going to endeavor defense were being made by the war pushes very little compared to what we yet must accomplish in order to get the benefit of this flr.?t step. There the exchange, hna be*-n a great, deal of diacusslon about who was the author of the dis armament conference The real au thor was public opinion, and without determined A minimum price of $1 • ooo was fixed at the last meeting of Conference of Women to Meet. tp thresh It out along business-like department and sound scientific lines "* | • These plana were begun nearly In saying that the visit of the three years ago by Brig Gen W'llltam committees ha* shown many-new an- Mitchell, assistant chief of the air gles to the situation not covered by service. They have been held In the hearings In Washington. Mr Hull abeyance through the wishes of the declared ”we had a lot of evidence be- state department pending recoghttioo ' f«*re us which we have found here to of the Mexican' government, be mere camouflage ” H was hla _______________ opinion, he said, that much of the Ratification Program Concluded, ground must be gone over again Washington —The senate complet- The entire day was spent In a tour w( ] ^ts part of the arma conference of the two nitrate plants and other program by riving Its approval to tha properties of the reservations. Data two treaties of the group of sgy before the committeemen showed en submitted to’ it for ratification, that the government spent $31,237,656 Take Yeast Yitamon Tablets To Round Out Face and Figure With Firm Flesh Tf you are hettow-v hctkrd.. sailow- skmr-t sunken rtiastrj and g'en<-rally » r *k or run down an«i want to n>uad »ut your fare and nsur, to idrsBiag and normal proportion# you aril! nod tUs steipi*- teat weft worth trrtng first w«|gh yourself and measure your»*if Nest take Maetia's VITA- M« »N- two tablets with every meal Then weigh end measure yourself assin sack Week and continue taking Msstut's VITA MON regularly until you are aattaftei nith your gain in eeigt)t and eneruy Mastia s VITAMoN tablets contain l.kgMy roneentrstesl yenat-vita mines a# veil as the tw* other s*HI mors important vitamin** r f at Soluble A and Water Soluble t*i together srtth organs iron and real lime salts They will not u| set the *t«m#< h or reuse gas. but „n th# ran- trarv nr* a great gkl to digestion, to overome ronetipstion end #* g gen - erg| rorvdltloner of th# whole *• stem IMmples. boils and skin eruption* seern to \ sreah Ilk* madK under its purjfy- Mg influence, the rompleS|a*n he- nines fresh and beautiful, tne rh**k* rosy Instead of pdle. the Ups red tn»tesd of • olnrles*. the eve* bright insteed of dull 8o rapid and amaaing are th* result* that thousands of people every where are sow taking to them as a l«itvk way to put on w- ight and in rsasa energy Re sure to remember th* name Msstin's VI-TA-MON-the orig inal and genuine yeast-vitamin* tablet -there is nothing else Ilk* it »• do not accept Imitations or substitutes You an get Masttn's VITAMON at any druggist On the final ratification roll caila Baltimore, Mtl. — A I’an-Airmrlcnn on the nitrate plants and that the sal- the affirmative ’expreHSbtn of senate the sustaining power of public opinion conf « r< *P t ® wonien upon civic and vaae value as scra’p was estimated at opinion was all but unanimous. Not this treaty will accomplish little in problems, called by the National $7.850,000. They were told that plant a signle vote was cast against the far the way of bringing the world toward ••' < * a K ue °f Women Voters, will open No. 1 was obsolete and that $4,000,000 oastern treaty, drawn to guarantee disarmament Unless we go forward in th,B t,ty A I ,r,, 20 - continuing here would he required tq make it modern a new bill of rights to China, and until April 28. Then -the conference After an inspection of the site for there was otily one dissenting voice' will move to. Wasiington. where, after proposed dam No. 1, 17 miles east of when the constitutional "advice and visiting places of interest it will be Florence, the party will leave for consent” was given to the pact for Kilmer A Co., jlinghnmton N Y for » u . , , i v i ' , • r r * upon what has been done. Miuple lotlIc. When writing be sure and unction this paper.— Advertisement naval armaments have, been Litter. "Well, iiere yen are in your sanctum RUrnuiniliMi by lilerulure.” ‘ Litter, not literalur**-," said the editor. MOTHER! OPEN CHILD'S BOWELS WITH CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Your little one will love the “fruitv” taste of "California Fig Syrup" even if constipated, bilious, irritable, feverish, or full of cold. A teaspoonful never fails to cleanse the liver and bowels. In a few hours You can see for your self how thoroughly it works all the sour idle, and undigested food out of the bowels and you have a well, play ful child again. Millions of mothers keep “California Fig Syrup” handy. They know a tea spoonful today saves a sick child to morrow. Ask your druggist for genu ine “California Fig Syrup." which has directions for babies and children of nit ages printed on iaittle. Mother! r*. You mum. say "l ’nlffucuta" or you may get an imltarkm tig sirup.—Ad\erti.M>- „ tuent. It Isn't always the veteriiiary c«»l- lege graduate that displays the U>o»t burse sense out for prufM-UfiB* that will moulding public opinion to secure real disarmament. i\e shall not in the end accomplish much. "Suppose we were to he content. Suppose we were to sterilize the in terest anti enthusiasm "aroused in fa vor of disarmament and should rest \W should then have to face the fact that no such known addressed at an- evening mass meet ing hy Secretary Hughes, by Dr. L. S. Rowe, dirrrtor general of the Pan- American Union, and hy delegates. Sunday, April 23. will he "Annapolis Washington. revision of the Chinese tariff. The momentum with which the rat ification program was flwept to a Wins Jewels By Birth of Daughter Oakland, Calif.—James C. Blum, Jr., conclusion exceeded the expectations by bfcominjt the father of a girl, has of the administration leaders. Day.” by invitation of the governor of won ,he r 'P ht t0 inherit two necklaces. By the day’s accomplishment the Maryland. one diamonds and the other of senate set a new record for actlom - pearls* valued together at $100,000. j four far-reaching International oove- . - His mother, Mrs. Rosa Blum,, be- nants having been ratified withip Dro Bandit Robs New York Tribune. queathed them to be his when his days, and six within the last^we.jk. New York.—Three bandits walked wife gave-birth to a daughter. : into the accounting room of the New Blum, who already had come into Another Agricultural Loan, any other instrument of modern war- York Tribune, in Park Row, across possession of the rest of his mother's Washington.—An advance of $359,- fare except airplane carriers. the street from City Hall police sta- $.TiOJlOO estate, brought suit last 1000 fo'r livestock and agricultural pur- year to get the necklace because his poses was announced for North Car- in the world as will exist after the tieaty is ratified. "The conference was wholly unable to deal with the submarine or with We are simply beginning the great Hon, held up two clerks and a watch- RB1NE 1 64* Rsduc Tlsiacs, Carbs, Filled Tendon* Soreness from Braises er Strains; stops Spavin Lamsnsas, allays pain. Does not blister, rsenova tha hair or lay up tbs horse. Only a few drops required at sach application. $2.50 a bottle at druggists or daliversd. Book 1 A free. W. F. TOUNG, 1st.. Jl# Tt#*W Sc, SpriatfaU, Hub. COCKROACHES Waterbuga ANTS Easily killed by using the genuine Stearns’ Electric Paste struggle of disarmament. man, and escaped with $1,000. Better Day* Ahead. New Orleans.—Optimism over pros- Three Men Killecf. Bowling Green, Ky. — Three men wife had borne a son. Many New Offender*. Washington.—Only 14 per cent of pects of greater business activity in were killed and six others were in-' the crimes registered by civil authori- the lumber industry during the cur-, Ju^d two probably fatally, when the ties in the last six months can be at- rent year featured addresses delivered three-story trame warehouse of the : tributed to previous offenders, accord- at the opening session of the seventh , American Tobacco company buckled ing to E. E. Dudding, president of oiina by the war finance corporation. annual convention of the Southern under the weight of 800,000 pounds of ylhe Prison Relief society. Based bn rine corps, in connection with _ _ 2 _ a. l ... -' i I _ V, „ .. V, ‘ _a_#2_#.2 t .. ^ _ J .1 „ .2 1. y m 4 * Vi <-1 »1 F O A A A rv* n v*t w a a xx» r\ Praise For Marines. Washington. — A letter expressing the ‘highest commendation of your corps” from Postmaster^, .General Work has been received by Major Gen eral LeJeune; commandant of the ma- thc Pine association here. - ; tobacco and fell in a heap here. Tne statistics, which he said had been oh- R. M. Ha Ho well, of Elizabeth. La.. ! dead are Edward L, Hendrickj, 43, j.tained from official prison records, Mr. vice-president of the association, in manager of the warehouse; Roy [ Duddihg estimated that 86 per. cent his address opening the convention, Haynes, $5. of Scottsburg, the book-; of those definitely connected with IB . . _ B ‘ ' , , • • . » '•-J * 'V* . ‘ withdrawal of 2,000 marines who havo been guarding the mails. ' • "I wish to extend my personal thanks and appreciation for tne ma4- (Dclared that “the business of the na- keeper, and a negro workman. crime in the past half year have been terful and efficient methods by which tion now seems to' be coming out of Fifteen men were buried in^he de- 1 new offenders. Some are wealthy and the shadows and predicted it yvould bris. Six escaped without serious in- commit crime without hope of gain, improve steadily. '' jury. he eaid. these operations have been conducted and brought to such a successful ccu- clusion. ' the postmaster gene“ai said. Pine Association Names Officers. New Grleahs^-John H^'Kirby of Russia Would Trade. Wife Kills Husband. . SwifU Faces Charge. Chicago — A handwritten letter Atlanta —Mrs. Ora Lou Vinson. 44. . 4 Chirago—=Louis N*-. Swift, Jr., ton scratched with pin and ink on news- whom a lunacy commission found of the packer, was free on bond hut Houston. Texas, was elected president print paper amf plastered with 5.60ft sane when her daughter tried to place scheduled to appear before the police of the Southern Fine association at rutdes worth qf postag*- spuhpK. ar her in an asylum, shot and kill- 1 le-j- mafcistjate sa & ch^ne of dxjijjjg aji^the com.luciutg -essiun utjLhe s*yemh rtYeq’JfF me u.n • ' • ’ . f. iJf. 1 ilVj ir. ▼flStft’fi/ 66, Yn nTs^gmonioh . in’’ \!< atej. Mr. fifil^ual- convention. Other officers noi* .Manufacturers' association from office. Swift was arrested after bis an tom tv chosen-jvere: ' Vice-presidents It.- M Ural, Russia, with the first offer to The shpoting. according to the po- 1 bil*-had collided with another car and Hailowefl. Elizabeth. La., and P. H. export goods known to have been re- He*. the cBjnax to a series of law- **• held four hours at the JCran.'ion Gardiner. Laurel. Miar; . treasurer, reived here from *that section of suits over property between the two. police station, until his brother Wil-*Henry M Young. New Orleans, secre- Russta. who had been separated for aeevra) |tam'appeared and famished bo ad . tary-lrtaskrer. X E. Rhodes. New Or- The letter eaomeratM a slteable list rears Mr Rwift deat*4 rbe charge of to- leoaa: chief couob*! John H Liicaa of goods. mauafnctur*d sad raw auto- Dr Vlason had roc*u: 1» filed salt tosirsUOfl He eaptslaed that th# so- Kansas City: assistant necrotans#, M rials which the nations: oo*»rtat. for divoreo. • '.a I mine hla wiffi had cideoc was uaavuidaHs. d_* to a U Jtorrhes. New Orleans, nod W B f foreiga trads ho4 lor gala jikrwabeoed hla Ufa. jaBy^ery pa i sen eat .0*r4*m. J tkfioatlllA Fla AIbo 81 KE l>EATH to rats and mire. Those J ests »rr ‘.ho gri-atokt carriers ot dUease. They emmy both and property. READY FOR USE—BETTER THAN TRAPS iMructlor.s in 16 lant<uBRe« In every hoz. 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