The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 26, 1923, Image 2
HOPE OF FHRMER
GOVERNOR McLCOO MAKIt AD
DRESS TO PLANTIR* AT .
MULLINS.
CENSURES BRITISH CONCERN
Dtclares British Tobacco Company U
Tr^infl to Dominate South
Carolina Markets.
Mullins.—"When the Britain's back
was to the wall and France was bled
white, if it had not been for our
American boys who went over, there
would be no imperial tobacco of (treat
Britain. It would be a Hun com
pany," Governor McLeod, of South
Carolina, told the great mass meeting
of tobacco farmers who gathered near
here to celebrate the second year of
co-operative marketing of tobacco in
South Carolina.
Charging domination of this state’s
tobacco markets by the Imperial To
bacco Company of Great Britain, the
South Carolina executive said of Eng
land. "If she wants to hold our friend
ship. she must not allow a company
under the British flag to destroy an
institution organized by the American
farmers and sanctioned by the laws of
slate snd Congreaa "
Cnlted States Senator Smith asked
thousaads of tnbncco farmers at
Ktagstree "Why would not any to-
burro buying corporation buy from
You ars not **en tunc lh«
Why Should they tgbt NT*
■lut'd They know that If lb« fsr
mera #*er fet Ibis cooperst!* • iwar
bXiss started tbs hsppr dura ad abto-
niac you ulivw ars g<mu
TV# p«»» sruo# ad Cuwfb Cnrudtnn
uebed ‘ tn"beu you g» mu» tJbe mur%aa
to buy a pswee ud ee a fww
Cw you reSoee «a» buy N boruUM H wue
■»4« in Uaumurb by a «u wposuaisu
aa*M«*ileu * M b* sbnuM any cemb
TWO «•* tit IT OtATM
AT CHAIM or
• JiiAi- _ . V. W.
Dot roll — Howard Nani,
tor of Ua Dntrott Photo
not n man totlovot lo I
Ranrhard. an alrplann pilot, ware
burned (o daath when an alrplann
in which they ware riding burst Into
Baines 1,000 feet In the nlr and
crashed In the western part of Sand
wich township, Ontario, about IX
miles nouthwett of Windsor.
The bodies, were badly burnod
and death is believed to have come
almost Instantly.
Identification of Neal’s body was
made by his wife, who flew to the
scene of the crash In an airplane
piloted by Eddie Etlmson, a com
mercial aviator. After viewing
the bodies,. Mrs. Neal collapsed
and wag .removed to a Sandwich
hospital.
ERHNCISGDIU
SLAIN IN MEHCO
MIOlffeL TRILLO AMD THREE
MEMBERS OP ESCORT AMAB-
SINAfA WITH HIM.
SECRETARY IS BONORATEO
He and Villa Both Shot at Same
Time and Instantly Killed; Aseaa-
sine Unknown.
Mexico City, Mex.—General Fran
cisco Villa, one time noted bandit
leader, and his chief of staff, Colonel
Miguel Trillo and three members of
CONGRESSMAN THOMAS OF OK
LAHOMA SAYS COMPANIES
GET MILLIONS. —
wLaue dMeatloa aa a
• coull/y wide
years ago. baa
Saemeai for the fourth time and
has paid a vlatt to hla old haunts
around Waahingtoo.
Having completed hls call here,
he reported to the Diitrict of Co
lumbia health authorities, who or
dered him sent do the National lep-
rosium in Louisiana. He said he
had been living at a down town
hotel. He left-the leprosium three
weeks ago; he told the authorities,
and since then also had visited
Chattanooga, Tenn., Asheville and
Tryon, N. C.. Chicago and Milwau
kee.
IIEUT. MUHIN
FORCED TO UNO
TANK LEAK CAUSES FLIER TO
ABANDON HIS ATTEMPT TO
CROSS continent.
MADE 170 MILES PER HOUR
Officer Suffers No III Effects From
Oil Furnas and May Attempt
Flight Again*
NEW BELT TOBACCO GOOD
, THE WHEAT HARVEST IS
Parral. In the state of Chihuahua.
About a half dozen men comprised UALLY. GOOD IN NORTH
the band of assassins. They fired CAROLINA,
upon Villa and his men from a house
they were passing and are reported
to have made their escape from the Outcome of Weevil Damages In Upper
scene. - r
Rock Springs, Wyo.—Forced down
by a new leak in the oil cooling tank
Of his plane, Lieutenant Russell L.
Maughan* was forced to abandon his Vegetable Compound. I took a couple ox
be- bottles^fit and thought it didnot help me
Under All Insurance Policy
Contracts.
ir ««
k-ar
Vveu rwe# »>• -au-aw*»• •
kw**** ib«y W#-
• uwh'Mg y#wBi
Villa was driving an autopiobile
jon the way to Quanajuato.
Immediately the news of the assas
sination reached here orders were
sent to scour the country side adja-
ashington - Asse/ting that in- cent to the ambuscade in an endeav-
aurance companies have confiscated or to round up the guilty persons,
millions of dollars because of lapsed The bodv of Villa Is lying In the city
payments by policy holders Repres- hall at Parrel where thousands of
entative Thomas, democrat, of Okla persona have viewed It.
horns, announced be would Introduce President Obrecon has ordered an
a bill la the nest Coagresa. seeking laveetlgattoa lato the assassination
to rears alee to the public "the fall Major General Eugenio Martinas at
<s under all lasaraaee policy Chihuahua has seat to flea. Fraarte-
i tract a * ro Rarraao secretary of oar. aa ofl
The money held by he rampaateo. rial resort he received from Col. 1
Mr Thomas said. r<-aetata of fends Fails bsaa. Henmander of the garrY
whkh Mahtfnlly belof to the eeinle son ni Parrel, la i eaarrtlsa with the
id ssfortunate persona ehe permit ktitter ef the termer anted rebel
ted thetr peltries In lapse after meh lander The reearl pntlewa
tat • eeftrtetM aemher ef anneal 'Villa. Trtlle and Ihrsa metnhere
irumlems parmemae te gtse their «| their aeran were hfiled ihecity
■ a paid Bp nr antes dad R^mehare • ertmh enh prusnadMatten
talne" Villa and hda • empaamuM ease
» ef the rwmpaatee In *r gr.« ae in aa sstugnsnite ea h Vine
aihry heddeee ef the aakne ef petsonnl
tea M» Themes e»l4 *e ulsete «
• e
Part of
Cotton Belt
Doubtful.
Still
FRIENDS NOTICED
IMPROVEMENT
Wonderful ReaultsfromL]
E. Pinkham'* Vf
Comi
oo
do heavier work than
my strength could
stand, and bad to bn
on my feet moBt.ot
the time. Finally I
had to give up thm
work entirely
stay at home,
tors medicine didnot
give me much relief,
and my mother
wanted me to takn
Lydia E. Pinkham’s
I took a couple of
as much as it should, so I gave it up ti> tiy
something else. Nothing I took helpeg
me much, so I finally decided to give the
Vegetable Compound another trial and
to take enough of it to make sure
it would help me. I have taken it over
a year now and it has brought wonder
ful results. I have gamed from im to
house now.
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Atlanta. Ga.—Kxodus of farm labor
continues, according to the south
eastern fortnightly crop report July 1
to July IS. made public here by the
United Sbatea department of agricul
ture. North Carolina, the report add
ed. reports a net gain ta some coun
ties at the axpenaa of atatss further
aoeth.
The past two weehs. coatiaeed tha
re poet, have been favorable to all
cropa. eacept that certain localities
were eaEerlag from rain A good
doe a poet ta now see dad by prarttrat
|p all ef the territory, Georgia and
Sooth fa rati aa corn need M parttew-
tarty
Wheat Ibreeh’ag I* IB tan •Wag ta
Tewaaaaae the report said la KeCtn
rarwMaa. the haw eel la anesmatty
Bead. Indfeemta aa tavern Me eeaaam
fiaaaideentde gaaaiMy ad ferny he*
nsem saved ta Tvmaeaaaa aaixe yam#
peris remiraee y«*4 IB rsnaaMdre af
the termery sarept ehere B had baaa
tea dry the tapari eveeved edama
Nbed pmmaeea aee setgi ta BsdM iBapfe
feed need aa aaiEhiaee
YW remaei Aar tered * -A-* » • mad
tween dawn and dusk. He’•landed at
the air mall field at 6.03 p. m.
A hurried examination by two air
mail pilots who were the only men
on the field when Maughan descend
ed, convinced the transcontinental
flier that It would be Impossible to
repair the leak In time for him to
reach the weat coast before dark _ _
and he called off the flight. i letters that women write to m«
The leak wa" ■mnmi fh»» pdrMi tKj> v»<rrtAhle Comoound. -“Mrs. W.
of the portion
had been soldered at Cheyenne when
Maughan was delayed for an hour.
Maughan passed over Rock Springa
at 4 it. apparently bent upon con
tinuing the flight despite the leak
but he turned back a tew minutes
later and landed
“It would reoolre from S to 4
hours to repolr tha leak.’ Maughaa
told tha Associated Press “cot _
gaeatly the flight ta oE '*
Lteoteaaat Maaghaa wewt to a
hotel here after wall log at the atr
held wblis the twe pitots Harry
Cb a ad lev sad Jb«B Bhferpeoa rh. «t
„ 110 pounds and am keeping bouse now.
My friends all notice the change in my
c - health. I will be glad to answer all
* letters that women write to me about
a-aa around the edge* 1 the Vegetable Compound. —MraW.
,n Of the tank which G. Monson. 1516Part Ave.,Be otL^Jj-
Mrs. Monaon is willing to write to any
wornAO suffering from sudi troubles.
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to*at af th* Art
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»» w •'»« taxma at iso «e m»aa ikat
am **-»t a j • Tha rvealt wtll W a
iaff• ag la all tarw-aea to the
•tataa .\aetb t arvtiaa ••• to bare
(•praaooiat *eo bwl I bay coaid wot at-
uod Word tram North Carol>aa .a
that that rtata ollt agroa to dectatoav
mada at tb* maotiag
Tbr (oraiala* ad»»ptrd a ill ha for
high aaalysta fenihsar Tbia will
iraan a rat lag la all tranrporta|lDa
and handling coats as •ell as on nags
ami in the tag tax In the common
vernacular, high analysis fertilisers
contain more plant ftuvi to the ton
than other fertilizers, and therefore
specialists advise the use of them.
One of the Important objects is to
reduce the number of formula?, which
the companies say will reduce the cost
of production Similar action has
already been taken by states In the
north and weat and by several of the
states in the south, it is understood.
_ _ _ *a vawr -mm ?•«•«» waw »•»
- _ ballad bataea t>rfh m »•
t Graia r«mpaay _ ^
. . . ,, _ Camrt II C HeadrVb* «m
ad* wated hv
. i--aPhg a F«»cd aaum ™h<ila. la agata
tad grata • *a bare _ . _ .. _ r I,
., . . tha > >aiaaaviii«r af aaaaasima afeaa a Ford
.heat tamMed t« 14 ^4 .gaa to.t *aaa aa. la tha h«Ua
' v9P * 4 li * *? rf . ,"4, «f Ikmth < arviiaa aruwad Twrh t«wa
t-atrais la »ha retail trad# . . ^
.1 »4 Si i« rnmam^
|h ta |4 Ha load a Facd taanag cat hatoag
W .iMealal aBart of the Mr- mg ta I* A Bradford, of this city
had Jaat bean repaired and loh in North Carolina aad Taat
la Georgia tha main commercial apple
Winter a hast Boar fn
ret of the par- tng to
chase of 1 baahala of ahaat hy Tha ca
tad sod peraoas ooald lead to •ta > *tl
lie the market and restore the tallea
loofldence of grata operators, grain
•owatfea a*o parvw-afeartf had m vwa*B
(hmrgta and Ftwrvda. aaoasag a daamna
, Ip tha ramfwsoa hnova
Tbs* pant, tha rogart added la no
porhsd vary act tv-
ad tha tare Wees •
la thaeh hy tha dry oaaihaa gen
tha past Weaha Tba crop la
feat# that tha dwarf woavil dams
fen tha ayyit r part af tho hoh ta hi
ta lorsrast aad tha Mttara” af 1
ohaia rran *• praaSamartcat
Cammaattag an tha amathorn fn
Ml look tha raort dorlarad aarha a
apple* hav« a loaa sacwnragiag i a
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Spelling Match Great Success.
Rock Hill.—Miss Carolyn Nance of
York county won the grammar school
spelling ymatcV^t YYinthrop college.
Miss Myrtle Johnstone of Georgetown
came second and Mlss^fijHth Gordon
of Aiken, third. ^
The contest was hotly contested.
The contestunts were admirably pre-
pared for the occasion:
men de< lared advocating that feat- Chicago Polica Block Bowib Plan.
ure of the plan aa the moat Import- Chicago.—Foiled won a •’mca'*
ant Another 100.000.000 huahets w j|jj (lighted fuse of a bomb In a
might be disposed of to tnanufartur- tenement her* when they were sum-
era of farm Implements and automo- mon ^ d by Benjamin Angonl. a real
biles, whose bftatnes* to b certain ot (h( . houm., *ho told them he
extent is affected by the prosperity h#d been awakened by a man who
of the farmer, the plan propsed. [placed the exnloslve near his door
The healthful advantages of in- A f ter lighting the fuse the man fled.
<reasing daily bread rations by one act . or( n n g to Angonl. who ran to a
slice for each persons in the United ( . orner drug store and called the offi
States would augment the psycholo- { . ers
pical effect on the market caused hy bom b contained six pounds of explo
the increased demand for bread, pro- gj ve8 the nolice s?id
ponents of the olan exnalined.
jaat
The front reader* were sot
the car at the ttma It wav missed aectloa* repog favorably, bat the gea
1 eral agricultural area ladkate* a small
'crop Georgia peaches are very late
aad shipment* badly behind last year.
Fwwoassad profs* t*
dwriag the eprtod aad
PS ta* laded *
Grade ull prwdared PJ.TfeB 4Xb
poaada < ova pared ■ tvh feZS.242.Mfe ta
the same period a year ago. aad oa
hand 11.73X 44] poitada. compared
with lt.lfefe.34l a year ago
Refined oil produced 3fefe.dS4.(3fe
pounds, compared with 8SX.fefe2.37K
the ■
feerai
•Ag
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m a
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tji
urea, g
ba aad
4a wby
Ulafmebt It rid* the sfcta
nabazramtag defcxia, zerfdag It
dear aad ftwli It caa hardly M
W.g otaullfuL d< all dmyyuta.
but It Is sxpected that the Elbertas and oa hand 191.343.832 pounds com-
will evan things up.
pared with 211.114.057
j Cake and meal produced 1.480.752
Federal Agents Make Big Haul. tons, compared with 1.344 441. and
Lakewriod. N. J.—Liquors valued at on hand 84.446 tons, compared with
[ S3.524.
Lintors nroduced 601.548 bales,
compared with 394,388, and on hand
40.767 bales, compared with 67,025.
$300,000 were seized in raids here by
forty federal prohibition agents ami
county officials.
I*akewood is a fashionable resort.
Twho'extinguishedThe^fuse* The If 0 '" 1 ! 8 ’ W,th the W<1 *“ 1 ‘ , 811 ,he - ! ,<!ar | Exports of Mnt^ in the eleven
h rontained six pounds ot explo-! 0 ,„„„ months totaled 3.,... bales, compar-
ed with 1^2,927.
Fifteen Hurt in Bus-Car Crash.
New York.—Fifteen persons were
Dr ST W7
Gregg of Rock Hill, who sounded forth
the words, used up one book and start
ed on another. Many prfessors and
others said the affair was one of the ^
best they had come In contact with. PPn 1 P r<?SU
Roomer Shoots Up the Household.
Buffalo. N. Y —Paul Cherenke. 28., , , . . , , .
shot and killed Mrs. Pauline Justin. ^Jared when crowded municipal bus
in her home at Lackawanna, and then was demolished in a collision with a
shot down her husband Summar s t reel car at Third street on venue
Justin. Justin was taken to a hos- -'•
pital, seriously wounded. All of the injured, including severa,!
herenko iofr-h4s-rtrtims~lyt^ allJ children, wwTn The bus,
At the Hotel Marion in Point Pleas
ant the agents seized .sixty cases of
liquor, and at an automobile agency (
at the point, thirty quarts of whiskey ;
were taken.
Motor Drivers Ordered to Speed,
Detroit—Sitting in a court made
Breaking in a basement door at the 1 famous Tiy Judge Charles L. Bartlett,
Bartlett Inn they fonnd a room fitted who slapped big fines on speeders,
sent them to Jail and even to the
Charleston Fir* Losses Lea*.
Charleston.—Local fire losses for
the first six months of this year havt
been under ISO 000, accoading to fir*
department figures, the heavtaat bias#
occurring in January, when flames
damaged a building and coataats In
Hayne slreat to the vxtaat of
SMSfeO
Laai year accorgtag ta
IUIJJ1 ?S »«4 lorn m ifc* It
Ihraagfe tree ta ih|
they^fell, went to his own room in which overturned, showering victims
another part of the Justin home and with glass,
shot himself. He died instantly.
The shooting was said to have
of ah argument in
which Mrs. Justin was Involved.
Pat Murohy, 102,- Trie* Plka’n Peak.
New Haven. ^W—Pntrt^i Murphy.
The street car motorman who es
caped Inlurv. was arrested for • as
sault, It being charged that he failed
to head a M ston” signal at a crossing.
Farm Products Ratas Ta Ba Cut.
Washington.—Railroads were or-
aged 102. of Monnmaot. Colo., the d#r#4 j b y the lateratat# Commerce
oldest Knight of Cohimbuf la tha •.
world, hat been found after being 1 om ** ^
misatag for 48 hours from Colorado nr * t •
Hprlaga. whence hd had gooa ao a’oat*. aorgba* aad
vscatloa. it was sutad at MtJoaai grataa IB aria a taam T
baadgaanars of tha Kaighta
like a cafe, behind whose sliding wall
panels, whiskey, sherry and gin filled
the shelves.
Behind a picture on^a wall was
found a window giving acce,83 to a
store rom under a rear pordi. Sev
enty-five cases of liquors were found
here.
No arrests were made at any of the
places raided
Negroes Killed in Steel Mill.
Pittsburgh—Samual Singleton.
of
psychopathic ward for observation aa
to their sanity. Judge Edward J.
Jeffries took a rap at slow drivers
and told them to speed up.
“Driving slowly causes more acci
dents than driving fast," Judge Jef
fries said. "It ‘gums up’ traffic.
There are more accidenta under 2»
milea an hour than there are above.”
Ford Motors Pass Million Mark.
Derolt —Ford Motor number 8 0fefe.»
I.umbrton. N C.. and Robert Buayv. •*>« ••a* off tb* assambly lime at the
of Orangeburg. B. &, were killed end Ford Motor Company -ptaBt here
•v# other negro workmen la the i«I? It It became haowa eetabtteh
Woodlewa plaai ef the Jeaee aad ‘M a*w mtniao feredecrign record
Marphy atieaptod
the eMem
ff Ha sat am
e eea/vhmg
—t n
1
should say it is !
I could tell a cup
* of Maxwell House
blindfolded. What
else could have such
aiom. such flavor,
such uniformity!
MAXWELL
HOUSE
COFFEE
feaoa