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TH* Pfrort ft H'Pvwrt t % p. mphsi mm - MEET IN FLORENCE / MlttlONAMV UNION WILL HOLD 'CONVENTION MIDDLE OF NEXT MONTH. A SPEAKERS ANNOUNCED LATER WILL ERECT PI6E0N PLANT Organisation Incorporated at Palmat to Pig«op Plant With Good Capital. Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION r.—Sf ■ jm r Superlntendenta’ Conference Will Bo Held Tuetday Afternoon, Novem ber 13. ■- ” Columbia. — Woman's Missionary union, auxiliary to the South Carolina Haptist convention, will hold its an nual meeting In Florence November 14 and 15. The executive board, com posed of the geenral officera of the union, superintendents of associations and the local committee of the board, will meet Tuesday morning, November 13. .The superintendents’ conference will be held Tuesday afternon and the executive board will meet again Tuesday night. The convention proper will open Wednesday morning and continue through Thursday night. Later announcements will be made as to speakera, pregram. etc. —• Mrs. J. D. Smyser. Florence. Is very anxious to have the names of all who • xpert to attend In order that enter tainment may be provided for them, j All delegates, therefore, are urged to , Mad her their names at once. The j President and Governors DISCUSS officers of the union, local commit tee of the execntlve board, superintend ente of aseoriatlona. associate super intendents of aeaoeiaUoas.^haociate I superintendent* of Yoang Women • • M ou ?\ ^ LLOYD GEORGE ON GERMANY chairmen of mloelnn i Ot HWOOO 1—Beautiful new building of the United States Chamber of "Commerce in Washington, nearing completion. 2 —Douglas "world-rmlser” in which army aviators hope to make a flight around the \Vorld. 8—Maestro Nlni Kinaldi of Milan, nged twelve years, who conipoacMi an oratorio entitled. "TheChlldhood of Saint John the Baptist,** and conducted an orchestra of 2f>0 that played It in Tourcolng, France, before musicians from many lands, NEWS REVIEW OF CURRENT EVENTS Ways of Enforcing the Prohibition Law. 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Mil 'Mslfi 4M •4 tAmAmnIAmripM Ml ffAv Ab4i Mat AA MMMh y »«e-* •- *<m4 •• gy»fl r«Siee«uM Me %e4k# pHewtue uhwAu seepeeMMSu Am *hn *h*«e% league r * ' eeaueting thmi M a ^ ^ „ I MM AAAAhSMl sseae efiue use«e she mMe eg the m«me | _ •eea peevy- fUneeeuetS* «• Buy ehl —ee#e peM her reeve hf the Are"* “ not true Americans—is glad to listen to the words of the man who more thnn any other individual won the wur against fierninny. I'rohuhly his most significant nd- flress was that delivered in Chicago. To an audience of 12.(NIO the former premier sa-t forth In plain terms the British position In the mutter of repa rations. arguing that, while hie coun try was as vitally Interested aa any j other In getting from Germany all that I* poaelble. It believed the way to go j ■hunt It iraa to restore the cre«llt of 1 j Germany so that *henmld pay. Franrr's I method rtf aeehlng to collect by lava- 1 Mas Mkd aem|mttmi of the Rohr, he1 I snld. means ’*leialutlosi lUutetMl ef feft j amthNM and In ~drtvtng u» uutsrWsi nf Mr LMyd Ge»*rg» thaw. •• he had (A > other eddreaoon. duefarvd hlm*e*f I wholly la fa«a» mf the peopwaal of hav I ret ary tlaghu •, that a maasaAuahMS of I l rwperfa ahesald duSeeadae Oevamay's I eaymetty to pay. lie preomaud that - the ratted atatun oonM he fwgwnesui ud ms aarh a cuamsdasdam amd mmM i Rad aa mmsuoB wav t'ww w ahrwsM *d» [ yrrt to the piam la thm way he aahA "we Woadd had a way Iw a— uvtato hew | suneh lieemamy raw pay. and mam am > hate dnwe ihml, thua ae uwmM march j Segevhuv to nm^ul her to pay " la unmuhashen Ms iJSusd (Saorg •pode aff the 4Wy ad the efwddhne. Sumter.—If one would listen to Wendell M. Levi, a prominent young atorney of Sumter, for a few minutes, ‘the slogan, "The Cow, Hog and Hen," I would be changed to read: “The | Cow, Hog' and Pigeon.’’ In fact j so enthusiastic is Mr. Levi on the subject that he, with others is under- ' taking to erect ih ’'Sumter a modern pigeon plant which is expected with in a few years to become a big in dustry. i The organization has recently se cured corporation papers r as the Pal metto Pigeon plant and its capital is $10,000. Its officers are Wendell M. Levi, president, who will have gen eral supervision; Senator David’ D. { Mpise, vice president, and Harold i Moise, secretary, treasurer and active j manager. ! Wendell M. Levi furnishees most ! of the experience, as he has been raising pigeons since he was six years of age and has been shipping the squabs for the past ten years to New York, where he secured fancy prices for them. As a captain In the Three Hundred and Thirty-third in fantry. Eighty-first division, at Camp Jackson, he had charge of the train ing of 60 men in caring for and hand ling pigeons, as well as training the 1*1 Bellan? Hot water Sure Relief ELL-ANS 25$ AND 75$ PACKAGES EVERYWHERE (nr chills MALARIA OX1DINE The GncirantQ* <{ 'Tothl Highest Radio Station. The highest Tacllo station te the world is 2,100 feet above Uio de Ja neiro, (tn the peak of Mount Corcovado. The construction was done. at great risks to the workmen. J. W. Kite hersid account are falling through because Herr Stre^omnnn has stated publicly that the industrialists need not look toy the German government for pay ment of such material, es|»ecially dur ing the reorganization of the nation’s men lo ** t* 1 * birds, finance*. A memorandum to this ef- Senator David D. Moise is known all feet was delivered to premier Polo- over the state aa a legislator and at- rare, who declined to disco** the mat- torney and Is promioeat In the busl- ter at all until the occupied regions ness affairs of Sumter. Harold Moise. resume work and paymenta In kind. Senator Molaes brother, la a young The French Intend to rnntlnoe the ex- man who has himself beea raising pMtatlon of the arlssul Uubr indue- ^Igeoaa for several years with marked nd popular f Georgia the triea. holding that the German gov ernment must find n menus of paying owner* |f pntorarv persists In present cuarae there la revised far that Franca a ill tie lautaied Mt Germany The livtiian aathari- hate been •todytng the Belgian filAJI AAoMIA #M I A# "TnHA success l|a la wall knows a In Sumter, a graduate a School of Technology H< sate its entire lima tw the bird* In atari tag oat Mr Leal aver hit tarda and cswnpl plant and Harold Mo*ae in -be WAn hf from a Pmaftrahrf 11L m, >Wt GiJ JUri * AttaBflKT'tSE—’TNwrmg a tint tf tra the ffa rpsdrmat, m a Taw l tmg i*wa resswry tn amt N M awl rm of * « ntv be ta "M we* • red Aaws^ bat M wan the dhWW ad yweee. ami «<ut b »eeu weaw htMh These is an «*« easewtat sey tag Tlaat —e the dhwnt Thuus beat mw pet seem she dwan * The «h<w*> are fUit i •4 savamrw Moemetamts ere gsrheo { - 4 » r Fwr*pw H wfW awed ah the kit I be cutaa. aff the Jb^gaaewl «| the tnaebmeu whw are gus tisig I au wt (Mat my ssora. that I smgtrt act na avast. i hew wavv a gfrat maaff cases thaw at that tune W e fwann Da IVscv's C ii a Idea hlrdKal Dsm teaary tn he t be heat tnmc hat com* sulrewat naswata they aff a ■ *4 *u**gin • *; ■».'?/ an th*« Nunamenh "My smn ce*e was ms * asepausM Tbe ilmd«w hledeal th»*. •«'» g*va hsnt tn (ha Bap'vt**a nugsau aswc am* fsrhad tht hhswdL wssh (be fv* ad tevsersng ma tn a general hseMby « >» • * | II RmtRmwdL lid MtaaebwR fa CMttasn (be Dbsawaury la thhdian tt Ratsd at gnat nattsMt dhssm same tt mwd Mh tw Oh. 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Mina A*ailnh Attawsr gf th* Baddnth arhnad Mtaa Haber Jar ai the Fahtdo ashool and Ira B (Yam ley ad the Cnsocy achnni were aa members af the and TVecMamAt m§ waabrn hare M htbAdw tmnids and aaeua aswgaas a w amen a sumplbwtse adbew pawea tn tn rnwhsag •we hat hadaey trvwbsu. as thn •awsll af hrdaay ar hMmMt dwnm II the k tavyi era net m a hmKhg ana Bomw. they may mam the athaa sagaaa Turn M the bach, haadsehe Ism sd am hewn, asraesamawb am adban tarns ml tadaey teanhir Dbw t drier ssartma tauatmewl Ob * mt . u the Wmrd ef trust me of Itrearty Hama ef Mlaiaters wga read to the synod hut no a* tien *d acceptance waa taken tLuwe people noinhty former fine rmur AI lew «4 Kawana. dl*agreed with i this pruts* HIIM • • 4 rtnehut's. and i a gseel f*uin)r of the l*reeideat*a warm- mt ■uptv-nera thuaght the lYmtayl- 1 rpnlan had unfairly broken the ~gm- f lentena agreement" to permit the l‘revt<lent to deuiotiatnite his ability to Feclar Alumni Being Orgaolxad. Charleston Alumal of Porter Mill- tarr academy are being organised la run the government antlsfactorlly be- all parts of the Mouth for the 9200.- fore nny oth4*r ltc|>ul>ll<-nn hats should 000 financial campaign soon to bs 1 l*e cnat into the nornlnntlon ring. Tl»cr i opened Local organisations are hr- bald IMndtoL rtd*gnise*l nv n preKl- tng effected in the principal alumni dentin! |Misnilillity. was trying; to put centers of North and South Carolina. Georgia and Florida and more widely scattered graduates are being reached by mail. Although complete records not avail able for the tlrst ‘Jreara of the school’s existence it is estimated that 15.000 boys have attended Porter since it was founded in 1867 by Dr. A. Toomer Porter to provide education for child ren of Southern familise left desti tute by the war. Bank Loans Schools Money. Lexington.—The Home National bank of Lexington has loaned county officials $35,000 for the purpose of paying school cTalmsT Mr <*iM>lidce <>i> I he defensive. Mr. r«H»lldge himself, however, did not npiM-nr in the least worried over the situation. Imperturbable as usual, he waUdd for the oi>en!ng of the con ference of the governors of the states In Washington Saturday, and then set before that gathering what he thinks is the commoiesense view of the prob lem of prohibition enforcement. With out replying directly to Governor Pin- chot's charges, he pointed out that an extraordinary change in the habits of the American people cannot be wrought In a few years; that complete prohTbltlojn will require time and a long process of education: that to Im- mhediry mevigwgre «w all Gevwma reel pngw-rty. and al Brat will mwuwsiI tn I -V»» •saiiaif mark a, inrlwd Iwg the re— r*e Xrxi there will be an Iiumm- of ■umII gold l«am renlAratre ta a total of 2011,1* a na •» gold marks. Ttie pn|«er mark will rrmalo In the field for a time and lliere will be no effort to rontrid Ita exchange value. Thia aocnied quite Hiitisfa<*tory to every one. hut meanwhile the Socialists and ('one munists were busy and the pt-ople were hungry and without employment. In Berlin. Leipsig and other places there were desperate food riots which (tie police could quell only with bhxid- shed. Then the states of Saxony ami Thuringia, where*the Communists and Socialists are in control, openly defied Stresenmun and the Berlin govern ment. The dictator’s military governor of Saxony had ordered the disbnmh inent of the state’s protective organi zations and the surrender of their arms, threatening militnvy action against them if they did not comply. HelT Zeigler, Socialist prime minlster of the state, said he would ignore the order and the Saxon diet sustained lives tabled a rreululkMi providing for an laveatl gattafi vf every n»eiol>er of fbe body to determine whether be belonged to the Ka Klux Klan and au- thorlttiig the expuldou of all tuem- beia found to be klaiiKmen. The house Cointuit tee on luveailgntlon and Itn- |H-uehment of Governor Walton and other atute officers proceeded with Ita work vigorously. I Campaign Waging In Abbevill*. Abbeville.—While farmers of Abbe ville couaty are hanreatiag one of the largest crop they have experienc ed for several rear*, at the same lime they are not permitting this tempor ary wave of prosperity to go to their beads. They have come to the coo* elusion that If prosperity is to bo stabilized a systematic fight upon the weevil must be waged. It is the al most unanimous conclusion of all careful farmers and scientists that early stalk destruction is one of the Get e meWwH ev leap I mediately Bom ear Brog eta d yoo wi»h firvt u haesi west prspaistisa erod teg esota tat Kilmer A Co, Bmgksmise S N foP a •ample bottle. W'kiea wrAtag he sore end lUta Uue paper — Advertisement. SUAEL ZANGWILL, famous Jewish author and publicist, appeared be fore the American Jewish congress In New York and asserted that the Jews must forego their political hopes re- best means of combating the weevil, gnrding Palestine ‘father than throw j November 1 is the time sel to have a match into such a powder factory i al! farms in Abbeville county cleared as the world has become." The con-j of cotton stalks. This is supposed to gioss formally disavowed this view. b P almost two weeks prior to the first Next day Mr. Znngvvill said lie never killing frost, had seen an audience slower to under stand or more dense to appreciate this vital issue. ‘The trouble today,” he added, "aside from a weak British gov ernor, is the fact that the Arab under stands politics and the Jew does not, because he has text contact with na- -prtrrer^mrTlTTTdnsthere must be a gen eral tightening up of all government agencies, federal, state and municipal. Before going to Washington the gnv- The rate of Interest was 6 per cent. The Home National bank is one of Lexington's strongest banks and is In the beat ernors met in West Baden, Ind. There, condition in its history. too, they discussed prohibition, and * ninny of them, ^specially those from McLaod Speaks at Conferenca. the South, exp reused the ofrtnlun that West Baden, Ind (Special)—Oov. M*** ^ l * w “Yioold Yw enforced by the states rather than by the federal gov- Thomas O McLecd carried the doe- trine of cooperative marketing tat# conference of govermorv here la a abort sidreoa telMwtag apoocBog %f I 4 MB! Meetor a* North thaftad* »i4 be roUtf mag IF DAVID LLOYD • al * slmi soviet, was ordered not to form a republican guard. Herr Fmelich, bead of the Thuringian government, replied in a long and defiant proclamation, de claring Stresemann’* dictatorship un constitutional and asserting the state would reorganize Its defensive forces to carry the fight through to a finish at Saxony's side. The German cabinet •t once derided to give foil powers ra the mll|iar> rmmnandm In Hemny and Thuringia la nee that the orders ml the gnoeramror art carried oat Bavaria wader the dleraiarabtp af **. ^ n Y ■— *-’• Bud saraenaw «a* «F F»' — I T ISN’T necessary to tell anyone the Yankees won the world’s champion ship nor how they won If: but the event mutt be set down as part of the record of the week. The receipts for the six games played trace more than 91,000.000. of which the player* divide up nearly 9388,(1*1 The aerie* wt* ■tore than rutntnutily dramatic ta loct- drril S —pxo f-r •m fmm • a* Mffppp f*wui e eaui «mBk» mm rnrnmmmm % aaaaa am al st mm Mbs *we « Baas Baf eaaaev m* MB mmm m .umma,— Negro Children Burned to Death. .Anderson.—Four small negro child ren, ages 10 months to three years, were burned to death when a cabin on R. JollyV nlgeer^ftve^ancr one- half miles north of Anderson, caught fire and was completely burned. Not a sound was ‘heard from the four children when their mother, who was picking cotton in a-nearby field, and others caught sight of the fire and rushed to the cabin In a-wain effort'to extlnguisly the flames. Blgham Hearing Reset For March. Florence —The bearing of Edmund D. Btgbam’a motion for a aew trial waa postponed (III tbe March term of roan by Judge EC Deaale aa •* af Battrftar L M Majorities are Inclined to he cruel. Tbe man who wants to buy u bulled .shirt ran’t find one. Hairs Catarrh Medicine rid your system of Catarrh or Deafness caused by Catarrh. Sold by druggists for error 40 yomn F. J. CHENEY &. CO., Toledo, Ohio Long Enough. - Mr. Skinflint—The paper says skirts arc to be worn longer than ever. Mrs. Skinflint—Well, you needn’t be flggerin’ on me wear in’ mine any lon ger. I’ve worn it five yours-this coinin’ fall.—Harper’s Bazaar. '»w£-