Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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WHAT MAS OCCUAhID OURIHt WKIK THROUGHOUT COUN TRY AND ABROAD I EVENTS UNIMPORTANCE Prom All Part* Of TM QloPo And Told In 8h«rt - t Par* graph* Foreign— General Wu Pol F*u. using the Chin ese Eastern railway, has Instituted a general advance against the forces of General Chang Tso Lin, whom he re cently drove out of Pekin Into Man churia. General Wu’s objective Is Shanhalkwan, at the southern tip of Manchuria, on the Gulf of Liaotung. Interest In the Irish situation shift ed to Ulster, where the borderland disturbance# and the Belfast outrages are more serious than ever. The con- Jerences of Sir James Craig, the U1 ster premier, and the Maxquls of Lon donderry, with Premier Lloyd George, were not productive of optimistic statements regarding the solution of the problem. Nine persons are dead and nineteen founded In consequence of the fierce fighting which broke out recently In Belfast A daughter was born recently to former Empress Zita of Austria-Hun gary. A plague of locust* ha* struck Spain and reports from the agricultural re gion told of vast damage done to crops. In some places children were suffocated by the locuata which filled the air Trains were halted by the locust swarms Eighty seamen of the etranded Brit Uh steamship Wiltshire, on Greet Bar tier Reef, who appeared to be doomed to death were reerued accord lag to re- por’a from Rydner N H Three United fttatee Navy officer* from the supply ship Trinity. who were a created following a brawl with Preach Navy officers la a I to their ship a guard of Martaae Charles (be Aasertcma roeeal. as the Incident to the tor McCombnr, republican. North Da kota and Senator Robinson, democrat, or Arkaoaaa, was narrowly averted after a stormy dabate over the Dye sections of tha tariff bill. A reduction of $kl,S<2,74t In the public debt of the United States in may was announced by tha Treasury Department. The nation's total gross debt oh May 31 was $23,138,838,60T. Declaring the United States is dis graced. the world over “on account of the mob law prevailing In many states,’’ Representative Dyer, ‘ repub lican, Missouri, in a letter to Chairman Nelson of the sedate judiciary com mittee, protesting against further de lay. The house soldiers' bonus bill amended in several important particu lars, but the much-discussed bank loan provision retained was approved by the senate finance committee bjr a vote of 9 to 4. CONTROL DISEASES AND INSECT ENEMIES OF VEGETABLE GARDEN Domestic- The supreme courtof Nevada re cently handed down a decision in fa vor of Mary Plckford, upholding the decree of divorce which she obtalnW at Mlnden, Nev., from ' Owen Moore The executive committee of the rail way employees’ department, American Fedration of Labor, headed by B. M. Jewell, appeared before the railroad labor board with a reguest that the board asfume jurisdiction in disputes on about 75 roads. - Orders to the chief of police from Mayor Swanton, Traverse City, Mich., directing arrest of any woman or girl appearing on the streets here wear ing knickerbockers will stand, despite the storm of protest they have occa sion er. the mayor announced. Gifford Ptncbot who publicly ateted that he spent $120,000 to win the Pennsylvania republican nomination for governor In tbs recent primaries, would do the same thing again "If It reessry to defeat aa organised machine.'* la a statement retttly W•etches!#r Cou»ty N. T isvestlgsllag the kUlleg of Peters, former sailor, by Walter S Ward wealthy baker* sou. lo check mp ai the ratted siaiiou al Two mee CAN NOW WALK AS WELL AS EVER On# ef Tomato Hornworme—a. Adult Moth; b. Larva; c. Pupa; (Howard.) It, try to make the qpil well drained, bt^ retentive of moisture. Water the PPi (Prepared bjr the United Statee Department •f Agrlcelture. > The Insects which attack the potato and the-eggplant injure tomato to a lees extent, and tomatoes suffer greatly from peats. Tomato Hornworme. The tomato bornworma are large green worms, sometimes called tomato worms or tobacco worms, aa they feed about equally well on both plants. They are the larvae, or young, of large sphinx moths of two aperies, which are very almllar in habits and distribution. These Insects produce two broods, and when they begin to mature thOy cut all the leaves from tomato plant a. Growers should be on the lookout for the Bret aa wei) as the eeroud brood. They appear at vari ous tlmea. according to the locality. Central—lined | practiced, hot R takes as eye to detect then Icklng cun be w aa eg rhea they feeding they are run Bo 1 dam rayed ■(•i !<• •’ -M ■ af land ol rata will da- hts if. needed. Plant the variety Bonny Best, which seems to resist blossom-end rot. Tomatoes trained to stakes and pruned often are less at tacked. WilL—Wilt causes the plants to wilt and die suddenly. It la espe cially prevalent In the South, where three different forms of wilt are found. Destroy diseased plants. Use- hew land for the next planting. Turnip,—Turnips are attacked by the same Inserts as cabbages. Club root—tTuhroot of the turnip cause# swollen, distorted roots similar Esteemed Lincoln Resident Declares Tanlac Has Mads a Clean Sweep 1 of Her Rheumatism and and Othsr Troubles. T couldn't believe nil they said about Tanlac until I tried It myself, and now I never houbt what I read about It,’’ said Mrs. Anna B. Crawford, 2500 N. 23rd St., Lincoln, Neb., wife of a well-known retired business man. “I got Into a badly run-down condi tion,” she continued, “and suffered greatly from indigestion. I had head ache for days at a time, slept poorly The world’s standard remedy for kidney, — r . h vot bladder and uric add troubles—tha and woke up mornings so wetfk and National Remedy of Holland since MOB- dizzy I could hardly get up. Then rheumatism set in and made walking difficult and I could scarcely use my arms for the pain. “But Tanlac has made a clean sweep of ray troubles, brought back my ap petite and enabled me to gain much weight. It is a pleasure to make a statement In praise of this great medi cine." Tanlac Is sold by all good druggists. But He Was Wrong. There is a good story told of the Aga Khan, the great Mohammedan po tentate. He has a fine taste in cham pagne, and an Englishman, who was dining at the same house in Parts, asked him how he, as an orthodox Mo hammedan, could touch alcohol in de fiance of the Koran. “Oil." -said the Aga Khan, “that h* simple. I am a holy man, and when alcohol touches my Upe it becomes water.” Some time lat^ the prince wae din ing with the same Englishmen, and the butler poured him out a g!a*» of water, whea In* looked duhhmsly M if. 'T thou^t that if obumpagne. when It touche* your lips, becomes water.” bis ho«t remarked, “surely water would l»er««ie champagne. 4 DISCOURAGED AND MISBABLE Virginia Larty So Weak She CoaM Hardfy Set Arourt—Says Cardm Helped Relieve a Senous Condition. TOO LATE Death only S matter of short tint*. Don't wait until pains and aches become incurable diseases. Avoid painful consequences by taking COLD MEDAL C A 1 > S I I f S Three sizes, all druggists. he mum Gsld Msdal aw sad accept aa imiUttaw No Soap Better For Your Skin——* Than Cuticura Seep 25c, Oiatsiad 25 md SSc, Talc— 25c. ■had* by 1 aa water—t*y~Ik At all gacd cv 4 tract Owe* ■DUC-DJJL Q lacatcf (MhloBt tca—cc—ary- tor jam «&a have abaaSant hair •T tbccrlglaaf Hay Fever and Catarrh SufEprers nZpollen szz: Fm Tn/a. Borru. Ask your ..leopwart. tl/ g 1 CrCAK SALESMAN w a n te d 925 to $35 p«r and rapenaa* KipartoMa wanrcca aSrlrcaa,# acampvd aavatop* f»r Inf* Mow. Iloyal IVjha* ro Ob», Hlgti Pairti. X C. lira, la T. to a no* airwrtty la M of ho Haas <rf af capital * ■ of a row tears hl< of country to by (ha ria«ar force# aa* aaj Tha apart#! row la Mr* «•*» vtlh draws from (be H*ttaa« M.iaa- m Gmaij Her me a apt lls'ev The* U la ha free Cata trwpe Washington Judge Rot--t S Lovett. rbalrmsB ef tha IV*rr of tha Unkm Partflr Rail way das led before tha Senate Inter stale Commerce roraalitee that New Tort banker* control the railroad irsaaporatimi of tha country Idivett branded a* a "deceitful fabrication" taatlmony previously given by W Jett Lautk on behalf of railroad un Ions laneh charged Wall Straet fl- Bancler* doming*! ’ha railroads ' Praaldanl fiardlng waa Invited to vialt Canada Sir Auckland Oeddea the British ambassador, formally ex pended an invitation to the President in behalf of the Canadian government $g stopp gff and visit Vancouver and Victoria If the chief executive makes his contemplated trip tl Alaska. The .Prealdetn inormed Sir Auckland that he will visit Canada If he goes to Alaska, which is uncertain. t The Department of Agriculture esti mated from the reports of correspond ents and agents that the condition of the cotton crop on May 25 was 69.6 per cent of normal, as compared with 46 per cent on May 25, 1921; 62.4 on May 25. 1920; 75.6 on May 25. 1919, and 74.6 per cent the average of the past tea years on May 25. An estimate of acreage this year will bo Included In the July cotton report. Bituminous coal operators have aver aged 15 per cent profit during the last Bix years, according to figures submit ted to congress by the federal trade commission. The trade commission, however, refused to vouch for the ac curacy of the figures, stating that they were obtained partly by the commis sion’s efforts and partly from the Na tional Coni association. ' Henry Ford presented a virtual ulti matum on the question of disposition of Muscle Shoals in giving to the house military committee hia views on the model offer for the Alabama properties drafted by the committee. Thomas L. Chadbourne, attorney, no- ootoend adoption of a plan whereby properties of the Midvale Steel and Ordnance company. Republic Iron and •(rib# vase wa* srtoarad by lb* wttva rwaorfl of tha t'aMed (troth of Msis'awanra and way mm sad rail# a; •boy Is hare** at Dwtroa. Mwh. la aa*eer to the wag# •lash *ada by the railway labor hoard A virtaal altimataai lo the railroad* ef A*rfVra through (ha I'aNad Hts (a* railroad labor board was praaaatad by th# Frderatk* of Shop Crafts. •eatlag 4SC Sdd railway am a request for a conference with the board, uhea tha federal body will be • •had to take Immediate jurisdiction of all case# la which railroads are alleged to be disobeying the board • order* The engineer and fireman of a wos’- bound California limited on ths Santa Fe were killed near Fort Madison. Iowa, when tha train rraahed head-on Into ran (bound train number 4 The Birmingham. Ala.. Bar associa tion recently adopted resolutions call Ing upon every candidate for puMIc office to declare hlmaelf whether he Is a member of “an organization known as the Ku Klux Klan or any other or ganization whose members parade tra der masks through streets and high ways/' The city ordinance of Houston, Tex., fixing a telephone rate of $3 a month to Houston subscribers and restricting telephone service profits to § per cent, was held invalid by the supreme court. The condition of Alfrad Gwynne Van derbilt, nine-year-old heir to millions, who, for two weeks, has been tH at the Hotel Ambassador, was reported crit ical by the corps of specialists and nurses in attendance. Seven firemen asleep in the fore castle of the Furness-Prince line’s 2,322-ton cargo steamer Welsh Prince, were killed and three injured, accord ing to reports at Portland, Ore., when that vessel was rammed by the freight er Iowan, in the Columbia river, off Altoona. Wash. Wheat prices made a sensational dive, the May delivery plunging down ward 11 cents a bushel as compared with quotations earlier in the session. James A. Reed, a candidate tor United Statoa senator, in a Speech. Palmyra. Mo., assailed the United States supreme court in referring to the announcement of the $157,000,000 tobacco firm merger In New York. • „ Tha yacht Aloha, owneu by Arthur V ~TTTT of Now Tork. Strived' af Newport. R. I. from a trip t round the mm at waiee, wui bei partial rwfW lo fr a lag H tha rlrhaWj it afirurts tha wmamm. lawvtag the tw- f'* 1 leas •wb)art •# attach Mead to fm «Mndt mYaet he Mwsf wl N la the ■MWt faWUM mi freqo*at)» attache r la^Birall* Aiwaga Ceasrat lapptag yawag | lead srwmslr aeSwOeW at tha po«»4 t«* 30 gaffcaas wf water. la mt 1 PREPARE TO CONTROL GRASSHOPPER VESTS to Dctsnrane Most EBectrve Baits. MlaggoM. af a well a Marilj. apt* rwa< hing a cstiirsl pen*»k | r life aAw was Ta a Mml" “I waa aa wwi*n«d aaeil'l cewlda m’t avwwwd.** Mr* Harter iwlatee. aawhta't ei^-y I was w» Mwa aa4 owt af heart I Sad a** sppesfiw "T wouM ... try awvNrtnra, sod weaker swd weaker iwnre «wt wl | every aky I wwwhl art ay aw*f my to drag a^»ei»d. sad feel aw iwlaer- ahle. awl creep bach tu Bad by "My hediawd hwwght mm Ow#BL V Okought the Brat holilw helped mm. swl whew I began the ■<w*mhI I knew 4 did I kepi It «(•—vweW dwy grow • tog a little »tr<«lger 4 I title Dm •re Hite toy former aatf. and I Regan to eat hod •ir*-;* “It Bare awaa l Umg until I vn-e^ h Wp and afveawd like nrwlher wnmno* No e**wv dragging. o** c*r»- weqk siwe Mae feeling. It ntiwd mm. 1 use* bottle •- in nil” . ThuusaiHl ► of worn-ei hove I A bod Are broke oot Hi a gar*gw pm. him lit mu'i»tj»4»iu» New V-rW *(><1 H—f--w and ai-i-i I'frwoi half a Awen nroahy atnoll to I ware ruaheW, l«» tha mwww tk haw I chief mf the fir* 1 ■ppoawnt* to atodte I ilaahetl la. Bo waa amused to aim ttw* r pr»qwtei»»r wiiiug an w chair in tcio middle wf Oho Samloq *trw»tare “For |*etato sake, gmt uwt qidek T" ! hoMawed t ho «ddef. Ihito place la (toll -•f gnsidlne end IVII bo Moan wed.” I ”1 *>1 1 ’ rwlwd it] . J^qwtetor *A gWJT mbl mr»<ood In Ion ndnalea and pi dMIara h**V hern awin’ I •th ” •AyOigh rwt«wVad the *1 ha d «ltwn fhr h LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES Characteristic Wash of tl Fruitvw.ma. Tomato tfng ont, will protect Chowi consider ably against injury. - Bordeaux mixture- also acts as a de terrent. Lata-Blight.—A rapid blighting of the leaves,, accoupanied by rotting ef the fruit, is due, to-lbe same fungus as that causing potato late-bllghL This is common in the- Appalachian re- It is controlled spraying with Bordeatix mlxluxe, ns advised for leaf- x>t •Spot.—In leaf-spot, the leaves oveml with dark browa spots (Fig. 3) and shrivrt and die, beginning at the base of the plant. This‘Is the worst disease of the tomato. Spray with bordeanx mixture and resin flsh- oll soap before the disease appears, and repeat at ten-day intervals. Try to spray the lower sl^e of the le&vew as well as the upper si Mosaic Disease.-—Mnswle disease crumples and distorts the leaves and produces irregular, ligbr green onus. The plants are wank and «n- fruitful. In the ^TerB-leaf’ type the leaves betwipe very narrow. Mosaic disease Is mmmanlenble from plant to plant by Insects, egpe- clally 4>i*nt-llce, and by contact. When It appears in gardens It is baft to de stroy the affected plant! and set out of Bureau cf Internal- ta Maka luvaatign- Uon Bearing an Sltuotian Im lofaatad Regia *. Various stapa are being taken In the region* tuwvtly Infested Ip grnsshop- para laat year to prep* w for their adequate rentrol during the coming sonoon aOawld the sanm sttuatiom nrtae. saps the United 8 ate* Depart*- njont of Aorirulture. At a rw-ewt conference attended tf entomolagintn from Cam>Ma. as well as state antH federal entoir a4ogists. plauw jwere «*^>cdinated for conducting -a series «£ experiments tin's year to M- termine the most effiirtive poisoned baits- ftn various spec ** of grasslio^ pent which infest d'fferent regiosas. The monk Is to be dots# on a uniform basis, so that the results obtained.3wy be easily compared. It ib also planned! to constriwk an inteaiui-tkgial map, s towing in a itorge, regdranil way the gyasshopper aeodl- tioas in both Canada and this country. TWb map will be- available loth in mhJfitog an annual* record and ftwr fu ture- reference in .rentrol work.. A spe cial agent of th*> bureau of aatomol- with headiwarters at Billings, Mont., has been assigned to, make in- vestigntions hettring on the- grasshop per situation «hlw year in, Wyoming, North Dakota. Minnesota end other affected arena. TIMOTHY WILL AID ALFALFA Yield of Hay Increased Twenty-fhm Per Cant in Wisconsin—Keeps Out Bluograss. S Increasing the yield of hay by 2S per cent was the result obtained when 15 pounds of alfalfa seed and 5 pounds of timothy were used per acre Instead of_alfBlfa_ a]ooe.__ Experimuot* coa^ darted In WlaroosiB gave these re^ suit*. It wan also found that the tim ptants aided m*tert*riy tn keep- ut Blits grass. espsrtsMy la (bo stfnlta was v4aier-k:_ TBs ttms of haresstHto ef Naff alss ta b kn It > Boll STTlved Kst«ni'*o*e « Ri 1 Bo »»• to rw m to st o* mar, tb land I tiff* | * ' * r wKH * mi it n I I am thm pitots Taking m rtjl •—in fa* \ wae elreodjr t«Np|t. hm mvt tbs fnvtl ns Mto. Hark<-.‘ • Warn!•«-*, nuul' they found relief fr<>-s the use <A C!ardul. Hinge It has helped so mar.pt you should not besltatt do try Ca 'll truuldetj with Womaidy allmmu. Take CnMuL the w<wmB*n tonic. For sale by all gund irugglst*. The.- Stutterer’* .Lament. A xtmn grr asked a |waser-by rtke way to St Paul's c Mhedntl. The otl sr roan saM. “W-welL. ?xm g-go along; tb-th-ther « and t-takw* Uto- f-f-ttrst twralng to the r-rlglu mm! then str aruight ori* The t-wanger ti naked him, aa«l moved o x when th-» man he liwdi ac costed h Ad: ‘*Ex-ex jnee me. b-hwt (ran you tell me how ixn-many >poople tliere a w In LondonT’ „ "WelT said the stranger^ “L be lieve thwre are ab-mt seven taillli*.” “Thus,” said ttg man, “wdly d-did you iH|4ck on —Londoni Mtoil. Inter*enitok spsco -4 alx «r ngbi fva< at a bound, but tiii'ped <*o dlghtiog and bit lU-beod. tswi|M>rartl> gunning hlmaelf. When bo reeovweed hts w aa*-*. (ho veaael was a otuble of hundmd yards out at ran. “He jsldmra:* he excla^eil not realizing-what had hap|tene4 “»T»ut a, Jump." A dumorist's <di(ef sucoess- Is in polntatirg out whor isn’t wosttl- fnsslng over:. - Inalat u*ao bwHa* Dr. Pvary • TV**41 Shof i o4 th* dr (g*l*t will aa Inalst upoia roar h or in* ••»m**hln* *l»* « •ln*l« doa*. ot "D«»4 Shot'* -a all yo* n-mi ta rid th* •yatam ol Worm*, a »• cam hottla aava* you t o>a. m*M* and iacorvamlanr*. im Paart OX. N*w York City - -OdvartlaamasO. GelMeg It Straight. H<e—So yow have fina'Ak decided that you cannot jwtrry me. Site—You are mist niton. I knew all alo'ig that 1 could niMny you. What l’vi> decided! Is that yiui cannot norry nitv^-Boston Traascr^e. Hi In utterly Imjwsslble to- drive man bt> drink whe» fisn’t headed that way.