Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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xA • me rtnrt r. r\kxwcu. a c iHtSBTIERUkS KILL MEET U %•* o*m AimimI •* the Kind Untf«r Au«p>«t« of ». C. tynod. f Columbia Srv»*ral humlrrd Pres byterian church workers, men anil women, will gather from all parts of South Carolina, at the Preabytertan college of South Carolina, ins Clinton, on August 7. for the aecontl^^ntnual gathering of the kind under auspicea of the Presbyterian synod.of the state and the women s auxiliary oj the ay- nod. A strong program has been ar ranged, with eonferenee periods each day for variou'a tQrma of work in the churcHT SundaySchool * Lesson (»T ItKV. r. It riTTWATKK. D CV. T#*rh*r of FralUh BlbU In lb* Moody Btbl* Inntltuts of Chirac*.) Copyright. IS!!. Waoloro Nooapapor Colon. LESSON FOR JULY 29 Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION BCUrAMS Hot water Sure Relief MATTHEW, THE PUBLICAN , LESSON TEXT — Matthew »:9-13; Lukp &:27»32." (ilH.DEN -TJCXT—“teamo mit to caU KLL-ANS 254 AND 754 PACKAGES EVERYWHERE How far Js a “far erj”? 1—Pope Pius XI at consecration of memorinl to Pope Plus X in St. I'eter’a. 2—Eastern tourists coasting down Stevens glacier In Rainier National park. 3—Lady Margaret Scott, daughter of the duke of Buccleuch, who may be the brltfe of the prince of \Vales. -taaM NEWS REVIEW OF CURRENTEVENTS tlal nomination candidate, and his chances are admittedly better than they have lieen in the past. He is on his way back from a long tour of Eu rope and a musing welonne and big banquet have been prepared for him In New* York. Johnson’s Election in Minnesota d kvkrtinc. to senator nmokba _ .. . | n Ax. the luwan believe* he I earned Causes Excitement in Po> wM ie a bma<i Htical Circles. ** ^ rt. He condition, and It Is rumored that the United State* has consented to par- ticiinite In the “capacity of a friendly I adviser. Public opinion In Belgium Is ' turning to support of the British view ( in the controversy, and ^n two of the most Influential newspapers Is pub lished this paragraph: “Any policy Inspired systematically i from Qual d'Onmy would be tn the 1 ft* rf The opening address of the confer ence will be delivered by Dr. W. D. Melton, president of the V n i vers ‘ l >' South Carolina. Dr. W. K. Dorbyne. of Birmingham, pastor of South High lands Presbyterian church of that city, will deliver a series of six talks on .seme phase of Bible study. He ts considered one of the greatest Bible teachers in the south. Dr. J. M. Wells, of Columbia, president of the Columbia Theological seminary, will have charge of a daily Bible hour apd period for the study ■ of personal re ligious work. Dr. J. B. Green. aDo of Columbia, a professor in the Colum bia Theological seminary here, will deliver a series of four lectures. Other speakers will be P. T. Shanks, of Seims. Ala.: Rev. Wade Smith, of Greensboro, pastor of the ‘Church by the Side of the Ros4.;~ T Hal Dirk, of the right.->us hut sinners to repent ance."— Matthew 5 3L’ - RKFKRENCK MATERIAL—Ms*!* 3:' 13-22. PRIMARY TOPIC—Matthew Invite* Jesus to His Home. JUNIOR TOPIC—What Jesus Did tor Matthew. . • ■ INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP IC—MatthejKOvereomes a Handicap. YOUNG nfctEE AND ADULT* TOPIC —Matlhew, aof Converslon. * I. Who Matthew Was. Of Matthew JUtlt* is known, even his birth place is concealed. Our first sight of him is seated at the toll booth collecting tuxes. The tax gatherer was bated by the loyal Jews because he collected taxes for the alien gov ernment under whose yoke they were galling. Tills bate was the more bit ter bemuse of the extortion usually practiced by those In rule. From the meager accounts we And that Matthew was: \ This Little One ~ Had Colic for Three Months A M >f C 1. A Man flOOS TO UFOLLETTE BLOG syee't Beeaa fee A»ss»4s‘ , ''S> Nam **«•#«• LeaesAed by •eaaAaart— (Va• t~~*- Oae♦»*' wraadTs Rww Mi #11 - ** “■ mm 9 t A *■ £ i • sir w a a o w r»c ■ aai AW ymm • » m*T Ch# wa apte tA fallowed Jn if Oertsloa. Wa da wot v he had ever seen or ua before this time, hut t ha at aace araaa and M IV If Wtfh«t -aM t has^a *'My baby suffered from colic for three months and. I was afraid* I was going to lose her," writes Mrs. A. J. Tolbert, of Holley, Fla., “but she soon got over it when I gave bet* Teethina, and now I will never be without it, for I give It to both my little ones and It keeps them well." Colic Is a very common complaint with bahles and If not corrected In time often leads to more serious dis turbances. Teethina correct* baby's 'Indigestion, relieves dhrtn'** due to an overloaded stomach, cleans oat the bowels and regulate* the system. - Teethina can he had at any drug •tore or semi JOr to tba Moffett Lah- sratortea, Coiumhns. Oa.. and receive A large package and a free copy of Moffett * Illustrated Baby Rook —f Ad- mm.) wmi \\ '» t • Ml 90** la* * *• • ^ . . 1 * * 1 'WlairffrWKil* SELDOM •IS] AB' CORBIN r [mm- —eaie s twe r or III of tl “In a general way. the result was a protest’ sgalnst conditions temporarily affecting the farming Interests adverse ly. Condition* In Minnesota and else where in agricultural section* of the country are bound to Improve, and with their Improvement public opinion In those sections will right Itself." Chairman null of the Democratic national committee, interpreted the re sult as ‘‘the most significant and hu miliating defeat and repudiation t’te Harding administration has suffered J since tho nation-wide repudiation :o 1922.” "Tho election was the first reaction to President Harding’s transconti nental political tour‘with its boast of .-prosperity, its characteristic, evasions and reversals and facing both ways,” Jbe sahL General Wond. sccefdmg (he frslg nations promptly, mid: “In my opinion your action Is wholly uncalled for. I beg to state most definitely and emphatically that each and every declaration made In your statement which charge* neg- r MKMIFK Ml IHmH.IM has rllncfied his complete control of the gov- era meat of Italy by persuading the porllsroont to poos his new electoral law which permits the redlstrtctlng and gerrymandering of election dis tricts. The liberals opposed tho measure bat Mussolini told the parlia ment be would get rid of It altogether to tho mills, and IS la cash for ooch dependent child under 14 years of age Last year Mr Gossett had his mills send women to Lander college, pay ing all expense leot of the prerogatives and rights o^Knles* It obeyed him. He Is admitted- the fu-cretarles or disregard for the organic law Is without the slightest foundation in fact. ‘‘Your plans have been deliberately made and your action is in the nature of a challenge and threat which I can not ignore.” R F.SCLT.S of he niore inn Johnson’s victory may he more imporinnt than its onuses. LnFolletle. Senator RnmklmrUof and others gloating!J- predicted that tt means the defeat^of Mr. Harding for renomination next year, and it was snitj some of the |iart.v-leaders might renew their efforts to induce him fo decline a second term—efforts that they exerted first after the Hepuhlicufi reverses hi the election of 1D22. Brook- hart. who bad Just returned from Ku- G REAT BRITAIN'S draft of the re ply to tue German reparations note has been submitted to the allies and the United Slates, hut its terms have not, at this writing, been given to the-pubfie. They- were kept -secret to give the various governments time for their consideration,' Marquis Cur- 2:011 had a hard job in framing the re ply. and it is not at all likely that it will be acceptable to the others just as it stands, but there islin Increasing" Relief That France will make conces sions that will result in final accord in the note as sent to Berlin and thus avert a rupture of the entente. This despite the defiant speech made bv Prejnier I'oirk are at.Senli* at exercises in memory of thoue killed during tbe German occupation after tbe Franco- l*ruk«tan war. In effect he wa ly doing great things for the restora tion of his country, but his dictatorial methods are looked at askance by many Italians. G OVERNOR PROCTOR of Ver mont bus called a special elec tion on November 0 to fill the vacancy caused by the death of William P. Dillingham, for twenty-three years a United States senator. The primary will be held on October 9. F OR ten years the government has been frying to break up the Inter national Harvester company,' apparent ly with only partial success. Now At- torney General Daugherty lias asked tiie federal district court In St. Paul In N. York t»N>|t Kagh that he preferred Tor a decree dissolving the company into at least three separate and inde pendent corporations, asserting that it Is still u combination in restraint of trade and commerce in harvesting ma chinery and “still Is monopolizing and attempting to n>ono|Hi|lze said trade and DHiimerce In violation of the | Sherman anti-trust law and contrary d I to the oevernl opinions, orders, and tie- ^ Afa -11 udge Keuyua. ^ 'tf the eaiem :e to further a. aa^ L*F<4- : Fvwtrv's dal ma. flowevr a a payatMUly > end Raldnia tnay flad esna Tkrltqverf 0« if |Sa RrtiM m |HI list tfN «am kata kJa i aaotu ism*w rn Uh# |w IhspaStknaS end on 1 V are* 1 * we# %# 1 NSmt SarS an i iwm*t w m 1 wdbwka or iSa • SB MMt dS 'imKpmMHP’i la* Anderson Spends Much in Building. Anderson.—According to informa tion secured by the secretary of the chamber of commerce the buildmg ac tivities for this year in city and coun ty have peached the sum of $725,000. In the city many homes have been built from $1,500 to $20,000 and the ad ditions made to the school buildings have amounted to $1S,000, while the new boys' high school building cost $100,000, this building being one of the most modern and best equipped in the state. The mills. which are just outside the incorporate limits, have built some handsome homes for their officials and at several there have been as many as 50 houses, built for operatives. These fimiidings of the mills are es- fimrffed at JS5.000 and with the city wall make an estimate of $425,000. In the small tokns of the county there has he^n much activity. In Honea Path at the Uhiqaola mills, 10b homes for employees have been added at an estimated cqst of $1,000 each, wtj < h was a very lew estimate. Leaington Helds Sixth Convention Les.agtoa The aitradnAt* at the slslk sfiaual maieallna nf I*. 1 mm. that la *wetaa»y t*> Melt as Htngmmate ». «• o**^ wtcSffd . mmmm, tMimm sad • •• r V*l f p - • • 4 res ate 2. ~ F*tl"U ed Jesus Fullow lag Jeows **»#•* the twaMBliaMW «f oMWa Hfe to Him for full eaDattoM. aboa dwontent of (J>« will to Ilia to do whatsoever Ho otlla. and • xJIIlag- lies* tn suffer, and erei die. If need bo, fur Him. Ml- Matthow Mad* a Graat Ffaat (Luke A:2V32). This fenat waa made In honor of hla new|;r-found Savior. Ills cdnverslon was v* real that he wanted his friends 1o become ac quainted with his SuGor. He waa not ashamed to confers his Lord be fore them. He showed real tact In making a supper. Men will come to u feast much thorp reullly than tiiey will to a sermon. A great company of sinners came, who doubtless had been Matthew’s comp.inions in sin. He now desired them to become his brothers in •Christ. Tl*e Scribes and Pharisees were astonished that Jesus would appear in company with such a motley crowd of dhreputable jier- sons. Tiiey were toj cowardly to speak to Jesus l»ut th-1y came to the disciples. Jesus chanpioned their cause and battled' HI* adversaries. His reasoning was ECZEMA-ITCH Skin Troubles Q—Ur md ° --*r Cmmd VI* • BARACHOL ^ i An ungomnt dwtowry of a BARACHOL Otatreawt known as an abaolute and prmsnant curs in SIX NIGHTS lor Lcsema and Itch. A case seemingly hope less wrote: “Given up sher 10 yenr* by doctors—cured in 3 nights with Bnrachol.'' Rub Bnmchol in your hands only: it will ranch the sore spots. No interruption from work, disngreeeble odor or soiled linen. Disinfects while curing. ONE DOLLAR brings a TUBE sufficient for a SIX-NIGHT treatment. Guarantee with each TUBE. Mailed in plain wrapper entirely seeled. P & P CHEMICAL CO. Dept. W. N. P. PASSAIC. N. JL Drive MalariaOut of the System it physician's place Is among the sick. Only those who are diseased should come t<> the doctor's house. Xinca sqjritunl ‘matter* .are rf more Impor- ' tam'e than physical, J tsus wus more j than Justified In belnj/ In the ceufer of those who were mtrmlly alclf <Jiat j : He might heal them of their tnnlndlee J lie mme to call slrners ft- repetitonogL Our Conocisne*. If mpartenrw smite fhov atoee it ta ge a«teeaMlina. tf tw)fw I] la a cmf • Arranett et. RepOuw ta as Pemoanr^ Iff ■ a an M a p * ‘ vev - Heoxty. moot go* «e anff C • e* ** YV» iesgaeaqi 4*ea» of -la ad awpAniaagi^ tea* -waav ffkgn a# ppn. mm *4 rpwe* ’ 1 ts 4wa*kkg VBo %*a*»a<t ad an* tS-e oaff la oaffkHM a e% eMSOwas Bka ffMB a Jpeag agRpa^av kffMB) ft) wiB epOnaSB) 40 Biff -ffRMw AND APPETIZER CONTAINS NO QUININE Special Often Mail this advertisement with 10 eta. for s full slse bottle to the Bebek Company. Washington. D. C “Money back if not satisfied.' d ,°o c kFREE 4 E'S HURT? § JMI i * — W i dPHtiwi!