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THr rron K. iiuiNmri! K r 1—Airplane view or Oelseriklrchnn, one of the center* or communist activity during the strike In the Ruhr. 2—I'. S. transport Henderson, which will carry President Harding from Seattle to Alaska In July, 3—Design for French monument to American doughboys to be erected at mouth of Gironde river where Pershing'*and his first troops landed. Un TO MEET JUNE 19 (Conducted by National Council of.tka Bqr Scout* of America.) *• EVERY SCOUT A CAMPER i Number* of Association Will Gather |H Groonvlll*; Program Btlng Arra n g«d. The year-round slogan of "Every Scout a Camper" has the support of 174,470 l»oys enrolled in summer coun- 0 ^ er8 he held prior to Rock Hill—The meeting of the South Carolina Rankers' Association, to b« held in Greenville, June 19-21 promises to be one of the JrefP ln the history of the association, judging from reports coming in to President C. L. Cobb and to Secretary Jame^H. Craig. Practically every one of the groups in the state has already held its group meeting and it is expected cil camps Of the Roy Scouts of Ameri ca, an increase of nearly twenty per cent over tlie preceding year, with thirty-five per cent of scouts under council jurisdiction in camps. This is exclusive of many hundreds ami even thousands of individual campers who the state meeting. The local commtftee on arrange* ments in Greenville is making every preparation for the entertainment features and ' President Cobb announ ces that qyery banker can drpp his daily grind and come to the' state THIS UTILE JMY CIRfc Wat Benefited bj the Good Her Mother Got from Lydia L Pinl{f ham's Vegetable Compound Pittsburgh, Pa.—"I took Lvdia EL ftnkham’a vegetable Compound before my little , rl was ie effect NEWS REVIEW OF CURRENT EVENTS Henry Ford’* Prcbable Candi dacy for Presidency Intereits the Whole Country. HE MAT HEAD THIRD PARTY Ra hway C»> a»p y «• AttM* #♦ a*' s# •• IM RuSy c~e- C* P* ■•*•>•«•«*« Ow#* conference wound up Its Chlciigo ses sion with threats, to Invoke court iietlon to ••oinpel the Interstate rom- merre rom(iiissb>n to find the "orlglnul tt.st'’ of the rullnwda and the “public d*•nations" to them. I‘resli|«*nfs of six big rail system* stirred by tlte doings of the LaKol- letle i■<inference. Issue*! a statement < hsrgiag lhut tbe radical* do n*»t aim at fair regulation of tbe rallwaya but seek to rr1|>|4e private iMiiagetneni and thus to make g'»»eri»t*eat wouef- stilp loev It aide. # “Tbe railways caaaot f irat*b tbe •t-iie “ “““sie ami *oii%f«■ i• «fy are not recorded in official organized meeting assured' of instructive busi- councij camps. Wedi-end, holiday, and ness sessions and a good time every winter camps are attracting as many minute of the leisure hours. The and more enthusiasts. Winter outing* pleasure side of the program includes have become an inseparable activity a dance on the evening of June 19, of the outdoor program. ; a luncheon for the ladies Wednesday Older scout*, scoutmasters, and morning, with a picnic dinner, swim- ramp leaders are finding adventure ming and a dance at Wildwood, an *nd recreation througii hiking, trek au to ride .baseball and banquet for cart, canoe, cycle, auto, boat, pack closing| day- ' Golfers can bring a definite total through Tear that It ‘ rain - mountain climbing, and explora- ^ ,r c,ubs ' a '; ,he ,,nks of tbe will be insufficient to insure neirotln- **" n ,r l| ,s - The keynote has been to Som i (l^b will be open to all flnan- , n * *- • # *u will be insuffi lent to insure negotin- , cnditb.ns with cler* during their stay In the moun- Pound i* an excellent tonic for the lions; (.hanceilor Cuno must not do- 1 pnmwr conuui ns «nu 1 mother at this time. It is bom, and it had was wonder ful. This will be the first child I have nursed, as I had to bring my two iwya up on the bottle. I was very nervous , and worried, tired all the time, and after I read about the Vegetable Com pound I tried it and tept on with it I still continue its use and recommend it to ray friends. You may publish these facts as a testimonial for your medicine. Mrs. Wm. Klinge, 169 Plymouth St, Pittsburgh, Pa. It is remarkable how many cases have been reported similar to this one. Many mothers are left in a weakened and run-down condition after the birth of the child, and for such mothers the care of the baby is well-nigh impossible. Not only is it hard for the mother, but tbe child itaelf will indirectly suffer. Lydia E. Pink ham’* Vegetable Com- Ire." m) ar ■ B* rv«at| ir il •» mnnmmMw muntl Sccrt-lury of State Hughes’ sug gestion of an International committee to determine Germany's “capacity to pay.** A moratorium on rash pay- meets can be asked; the French and Ketgtans are to continue their occupa tion of the Ruhr during the moratori um to Inourv obtaining taxea and the delivery of material; the German gov ern ramt moat immedlalety abandon Ha passive resistance la the Huhr and ***•»■• cueinrf. sod trreplantlag. (*uno west indicate In detail the gear- of the outstanding marka of anteea and aecnrlflea tiermnay wMl pragr^aa In Ihe^estent la wklcb win- «4Ter foe as latrrnatiunal ildrun. 1 taken in anfety by the nursing mother. Women •. With wh dew (• IWfswaw ml llwtr emnlpawsw* Msd wm. 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It enn bn lishetl with outdiHtr orgnuifcitiona, made as to the complete program, but mountain clubs, nnd prominent travel- President Cobb states that among the er» sod explorer*. Contracts have speakers will be Carter Talman. pres been made with national and state Ident of the American Institute of forests and |>arks. ronsgrvatloti and Ranking Richmond.* Ya.; -Clarenco forestry organisations. I ••‘finite servlm Ousley. former assistant secretary of amt assistance haa been rrndcre«l In agrlrnltare. of Fort Worth. Texas, developing trails. Are line*, plant who will discuss “Financing of Agri cultural Products’*. Congressman W F Stevruson. on Tatstlou m Rela tion to Ranks sad Farm Credit In strumentalities " sad F W Kit* wortk vice preside at of tB# HPierata m Bsftdsyw. svcB Rnek and T mst rasa pa ay, >*•» tyj an TBnaBsgtetng. ilmtsdmasw Unnakn'e towns fa addition Camptnallee of tB* and ftssbinam** Mrtbdays, and Ian Currency |y ft fTi»•ingsr Congress ter • eHt actually attract asme *-■»# asnn TBsadrrs K ftur*na nf Odin and Made Young ; ter camping has hr tlstlca aftow fBst over week ewds and i m jo fed. 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Iif«« • III :i in t*-rM**%v Ili-iir-t auiii ’If the presi- tidii> of tl.f I nltisi Siiitca wen- t«* liy |Mi|>ular vote totlav iV-nr\ J>‘u\ would !••• prc'iilcnt, mol 1 itin w Itli liiin htfuiiM* of tills. He is the man that should have all Ihe peo ples sup|Mirt. Hut t he only wny Henry Ford ean ever run for the pres j Ugaec ta asdd t I*rwstlc |aai ►A*- B»y nss ta ualf srvs »ad ap .-i-.-e-t • th ps<i Balctset etkeltv, ft^ f«C S ma>tdag ki*.sv |U heard tW u«MBisn sesa*<e s»<d wU ( ee-pr rurTVlM sLil. tpud Tas, v.-tft BnaUaecd Us tBa | af-to sT fl-e tresstto. ami <>*j4tc tbe f x foCitfig Hganc | rr j^ * pay vasal la nuftey and nnwkay- rfi ■urhy^Re M f egmpmsm Hunasd went fdl 1‘ttMlc works. TBs leader** Into the uater. iiot<hed the little on# tlkssl the i«toa hut feared they could and coon draK^ssi him to the shore 1»-t |M-r»uadr their followers to take Hem kl<‘|i.tn«H.'Ch applied ling aid up h»»ne*t labor. • an having par« le He ba* laid th# tenftreu ••f tbe Bandit* tBni tB# ftpsB- Ismtan agreetnent in^mdana-lBn-Aan-ad* TCT tlviacwa army pcevsnia tbeir en tldmeut and mggestr»t thsf E aj 1 d Ideney will l.e to run as an Imlepend- 1 Columbia would he drier than the ent < andldate. 1 am a great heliever |isnsiiis SuoiNMry r« ne-v .-»l «»f state *»r local I r> totof i. n •-fh<1«t« fotmd derelict. il^kigc It a felony to |«.«*e*v or tr ift1< in appprutus /or inuktlig home t.rew C i orhlddlnt; snie or advertisement of materials for distilling Itquora or hrs-wmg hev-r. Substituting penitentiary sentences for tines in convietion* of tlagrant law \ lolntors. If President Hanllng had his way— It s a mighty big "ir—the District of be In vain. A continuance of the struggle in arms is unwise In the na- tB* nknyratay dftf 19yft CStlSS $1 *W9 *fto*s sp tB« TB* votoe— *Jpft Sd % |* { Bnet • raw* Be* 1 Yof! ■ cssMM * Mi B jt nn m #*»- ,1 r*6<r S 4 *S radian l Bat w tolk f 1 Sdr «|drf< vrawejg' Bryf K*1*Z TJtT the p* •' go* - A SIS* ] fe ills i ■ a ~)s akoaa I tW |kfo4Sf ti^S 9 **• amaftd * 1a*«S ] Jk4l»N0 S Its Sll rraaaed arr • 1 *• .si Sj to ftosw; tion Boarev * w X n» oft thinal facto. «S liM n dItl.aiiaUh ••! 1 *J *••* •IBM *g Mitchell *£•£: Eve Salve For SORE EVES Kill All Flies| "SCS- fto'sLWevksM Basst it v • . «» »»«—.w mw •ms «S *-• -aw MS— ■Ml m3 -Mm * • i rtT ill »n AMON DB VALERA and Altken. hlef of staff of the Irish repuh- llrnn army, have Issued enters to their followers to cease their war on the and within a few mono-nts the child .revived. * Through no rej»ert of the hero of this rkwcue did the facts become known, t’il^uul hits of information, pieced together nod verified, and also This year's problematic unlr a sii.T ftch: I- * that c* 19.'? ft. •n Is of •-ou < ’*r, m’l' oh !* ‘b-kt made it will he HAIR BALSAM Ka—•(—or«a MhBbmb I UwM* is Cf«r FsM iUH Mr. »» J I «Vti V—r t (W Free State and to dump their arms, the atfidavlt of the negro woman made Buildings Burn at kecsville. LeeKville.—Fire Hr*** 1 out Inf The HINDERCORN8 a-^«.o»« osi- I >•••■. sUl. •(<— Sll t—l*. r—r«> •aarforvis IS* rm MAkM vaJklsv M»r. U* hr Mail ar ftrM niaaas CbaMiaal Warfca. r»MS gar. S. T niKK AIIVICK ON HOW TO HKCOWK De Valera's order eays: “Otlier mean* before a msuifinaster. arcount for this . new-snsner nlanf of the altteshure- siccKunrt l. m rrai ratal# an.i inauranra . . I. . r _ , .. . - a , newspaper piani oi tpe amesnurg bualnras Partlrutara MacdonalJ Co-oprratlvs must be sought to safeguard the na- j story of splendid heroism. T.eesville News when a sto/e pipe fell Realty c<mnpany. i>rpt. t. san Dirgo. caiir. Mon** right. Further sacrifice would — in independence nnd for that reason want to stum! with him in his great light for recognition." The American Keonomie league, or ganized to sponsor a third party movement, was in ses.don in Omaha 1. st week, and it- president. Hoy M. Harrop, said there was no douht that Ford was its choice for the presi dency, that the league already was active in 17 states in efforts to get Mr. Ford's name before the voters and that the organization would he extend- ed until all stales were included. Mr. Ford himself refuses to com ment on the matter, because, lie says, no authoritative group has yet signi fied It wants him to he a candidate. But to a reporter lie said last week: "As far as national problems go the two big problems at tills time are the railroads and the Judiciary. We pay tmr judges such 'tTrrrrteqtTnti'—snthrles that some of them are retained by corporations because they don’t get enough to live on. ‘There la no question but that the railroads should operate under one central head They are one indlapen*- 1 Sahara this week during the Shrine tlonal interests. The republic can no convention. He wrote personally ask- longer he successfully defended by lag the district commissioners to en- your arms.' force tiie prohibition law strictly and they promised to-dp so. There was no noticeable panic in the ranks of the Nobles. * G reat Britain, in reply to Russia’s note, has accepted, with slight reservations, Russia’s offer of compensation for the seizure of Brit- BOY SCOUTS DO G0OD TURN miners and metal workers in the Ruhr, who. were engaged fn a hunger strike that was fomented by the Com munists for the forwardiii^df^tlieir own plans, returned to their work toward the end-of last week because the government raised their pay TiO per cunt. The Reds were disappointed and admitted their , main weapon had been taken out of their hands. The rioting which the Communists had kept going pretty stead.ly came to cn end when detachments of police from the Rhineland appeared. The various municipalities, disregarding the orders of the Berlin government, strengthened their police forces In accordance with the regulations drafted by fbe French military authorities there two months •ft*. * rRancefior Cuno and Ms adviser* •hie agency for commercial wpaa- ara preparing • aew reparations offer ^ OMIT HI Nil like half a million^ish trawlers and for the execution of ‘ROM another r*H»t sd view (Be and alroudv have f*ur«d guvranH the etieut of tk'Tr./uJOOwD. Through the to » afateutuevi e»wbf«taM|g ftennt Fsdlette's “Xotlsmsi » •wfeeen* YnMmtaw sd Amewru* U 1 tW Ti the Charles F. Davison and the arrest and detention of Mrs. Stan Harding, a newspaper correspondent, nnd the withdrawal of the two Weinstein notes written la reply to the British protest over the prosecution of church offi cials. The Russian reply with respect to propaganda in Asia, however, is held unsatisfactory, nnd the withdraw al of Russian representatives In Teheran and Kabul is demanded. T WO Americans who gained consid erable fame In politic* died last week. Joseph W. Folk, former gov ernor of Missouri and for some time Republican leader In that state, passed ■ Bay In New York Monday. cAudt Kltchln. congressman from North Car olina and formerly Democratic leader in the boose, died Thursday after a long Uhtoua Mr Kltchln, whe aenrod ta congress tuYfttfyennk was a pew- Be •** ad p te/pf * •• on a pile of rubbish an! before the lames were under control the news paper plant and theje brick stores Delivering milk may he a prosaic had b^en practically destroved. mntter. hut j;ho way Tronp 3 of Evcleth, The were occupied hy R -S. Minn., did it proved a splendid achieve- Tiedeman, g^tal merchandise W. .ID. Hendrix, fancv N ^gToceri°.s, and E. When a family that operated a small . M Smlth . rtl - ug3 thls^stor- being dairy In the mining section in which know „ as the rity Drugstore. ,Tr^ Troop d resides took ill during the past } Abl ' w&8 owner of tho winter they/.ver. greatly worried as t^r bull(lln mentioned . E: s who would deliver the milk to the ovnied hJs place neighbor ciudor.iers. lr(K»p 3 volun teered to deliver the milk and, at 40 I ^ be P^ an t the newspaper was degrees below zero, performed their i va ^ ue ^ a * about $12,00J, and the lii- Bervi.,vs ln s v. ay that brought them the foiiowin? ftstter of. ApprwiattoirP “Words fall to express our thn|ik , i nnd appreciation for thejnany thought ful favors extended to us by the mem bers of Troop S during the illness of our family. “We are gild that our son Pearce Is a scout, and hope he may repay this debt many timoa in the future by doing for olhera.”- surance carried wag >6,GOO. The- Tied eman stock was valued at about $C.G00 and insurance to‘the amount of $4,0(K) wax carried. Mr. Hendrix had no in surance and his loss is abpat $10,000. The building occupied by the City Drug Store, was insured for $2,000 and the stock for $4,000. It Is estimated that the loss on the stock Is about $3,000 above the Insurance. SPEAKS TO BOY SCOUTS “It strikes me that you hoys hart •tarred to light up the highway of civ luxation" Mid Sir Harry Iwinier to I ho Boy ••outs at Wla«o«. Minn at a luach- ••Ul of the KlasAuriuB tftl^iortty fW Bio MVP- atf a lllfta M4 1ft IB* *wv •nr" TW War Veterans Organize Camp. Sumter—Camp Dwight H. Die* No. S. South Carolina division of Spanish War veterans was organised here w.th Ik charter members to th* orgaaisa- tkva Offlrev* rhosva were Dr J A Mood, remmapdpr. W Loxing L*o, ▼tow commander C B Tandoa. adjn unt and W H Into*, nffkwes ji the day OxBor edrvror* wttt Bn ciBmaft latnr TW •fttonoa war* swwr* tc By We Still Feed the World. The world’s greatest provide** con tinues to be our Uncle Sam. The De partment of Commerce tells us'ThflT Inst year the United States exported to.the rest of the world foodstuffs val ued at $1.3tiL'.000,00G—by far the larg est in history. Export of breadstuff's amounted In value to $748,000,000, to which wheat contributed more than f. The most surprising figures snowed that eggs valued at $10,000,000 wentSt|KChina, the original home of the heiNtmd greatest egg-ex porting country in th«u world. Better thh\Doubt. “But If I don’t say ai^thlng they’!! think me a fool.’’ “WelkH^ you do they'll he sure of it.” Be sure the gun la loaded before at tempting to teach the young Idea how to shoot'. Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION 6 Bcllams Hof «M*AN§