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THE PEOPLE, BARNWELL, S. C.
MILLIONS FOR DEVELOPMENT
Will and Bleachery to Be Constructed
at Lyman; Possibly Largest State
Development.
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Greenville.—Twenty millions, ronsti-
Futing possibly the largest single de
velopment in the state of South Caro
lina at one tinte will be expended utli-
tuately at Lymani in Spartanburg
county, by the Pacific Mills interests,
it was stated by H. j. Howitz, vice
president of Parklapp, incorporatted,
the concern whk'b has handled the
huge cpntract at Lyman. The bleach
ery, cotton mill and other develop
ments now under way at Lyman will
represent a cost of $5,000,000 and these
are but one-fourth of what it is pro
posed to expend before the project is
finished, Mr. Howitz stated. He was
unable to say just when these addi
tional projects would be started, but
thought it will not be in tfie distant
future, although they may not be got
ten under way before the close of 1924.
The mill and bleachery at Lyman
will Tie ready fon operation by July 1,
employing approximately 1)00 persons.
The village has been virtually com
pleted but with the exception of a few
supervisors no tenants have as yet
moved into the homes.
Mr. Howitz said the plans for Lock
wood, Greene & Co., who are flnaclal-
ly interested in the Pacific mills, call
for the maintenance of additional
bleaeheries at Lyman, it being gener
ally recognized there is a decided field
for operation of this kind in the Pied
mont section of the South. It is pos-
sil)le» that in the additional develop
ments planned no mills will be built
for the manufacture of cotton, the at
tention of the company being ^turned,
i) bleaeheries, which form an impor-
a.ot part of the textile industry.
DAMAGE IN LOWELL, MASS.,
FIRE REACHES $1,000,000.
Lowell, Mass. One fireman was
killed, Wght were injured-, and a
property loss of approximately ^l,-1
000,00(1 was caused when fire, start
ing in the heart of Lowell's busi
ness district, swept 'through five
buildings, destroying two of the
city's largest' office buildings, a
theater, the ( Kpiehts of Columbus
bufldmg dnd a-darge garage.
In addition to the sounding of a
general alarm, the militia units sta
tioned in the city were called out,
together with all reserve and spe
cial police in the city. Aid was
summoned from the citv of Law
rence and the town, of Dracut be
fore the flames .could be brought
under control. Only the presence
of a canal near the square in which
the blaze originated, enabled the
fire fighters to direct enough
steams on the fire to prevent a
general conflagration.
SENATE PASSES BONUS BILL
pvt
PERSONS KILLED
BY EXPLOSION OF GAS.
Johnston, Pa.—An explosion of
nstai
nilat
LAST MINUTli FOR RESTORATION'
OF FREE SEED RESULTS IN
FAILURE.
Washington.—The annual Wpply bill t
for the department of agriculture,]
carrying $57,000,000, was passed by
the house after an unsuccessful last
minute attempt had been made to pro- j
vide $:I60,000 for distribution of free
seed by members of congress.
'And amendment designed to break ]
up an alleged boycott in packing cen
ters against cooperative market agen
cies was voted into the bill *by the
house.
The proposal, made by Representa
tive Rubey. (Democrat)/ of Missouri
would cut in half the $450,000 sug
gested for enforcement of the pack
ers and stockyards act and authorize
the secretary of agriculture to make
accumulated gas^ which wrecked {
the home“oT'Antfiony Pracko caus
ed the death of five members of
the family and seriously injury to
three others. One child was killed
instantly while the mother*, father
and (wo children died during the
day. The comfitfovi of tin- three
other children was reported criti-
cal. ,. , '
The cause of the explosion has
not been determined, hi it fire de
partment officials believe it occur
red when gas, leaking into the
house from a main, was ignited
when a member of the family
struck a match. No gas was ys£d
in the building.
CBOLIDGE FAVORS PARLEY
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PUBLISHERS AT LUNCHEON OF
ASSOCIATED PRESS HtAR U. S' '
EXECUTIVE.
SOUTHERN INTERESTS WRITt
janm*—
CHAIRMAN MORRIS OF THE
SENATE COMMITTEE-
Washington Thp southern power
i companies associated in the offer for
| lease of Muscle Shoals have written
Chairman Norris of, the senate com
mittee that they stand ready “to co.n
| 4ider the question on some basis other
| than is outlined in our proposals or on
{a basis involving modification of the
terms of our proposals," should the
commit-tee deslr.e.
The letter, made public by the com
panies Here, said we are holding our
selves ready to conform, so far as we
are able, to any reasonable program
that the government may finally con
clude to adopt with respect to these
■properties.” r
‘‘During the hearings before the
military affairs committee of the
house." the letter said, "Mr. E. A.
MAJORITY
FI Cl ENT TO
FOR MEASURE SUF-
CARRY OVER—
PRESIDENTIAL ^ETO.
up the difference by levies on com
mission houses. New York.-^-President Coolidge an- Yates, on behalf of the undersigned,
The agriculture secretary also would s nounped in au address at the annual stated that ‘at the option of the gov-
he empowered to require reasonable 1 luncheon hire of*the Associated Press | ernment we would he willing to take
bonds from commission houses to ae- that, with firm establishment of a set- the lease of the nitrate plant number
CU!
ire performance of their obligations, i tlemeh^oTthe Germin reparations one and all the wafer power projects
Washington-.—The senate following and could after a hearing, on not] n»estion he would favor steps looking under the terms of our proposals to he
in the footsteps of. the house, passed !««. that, two days' notice, suspend to««rd Uttcdlfat rt another world owned an^rontroUed^b^ Americans
the soldier bonus insurance bill by a I an >' niarket agency or dealer for a conference to consider further limita-
%.• k X J & A 1 l* A 1% I t w ' A A J A VA ——- A 4 A A (J
majority sufficient to carry It over a | reasonable Specified time because „f tio„'of armaments and the codification ''J”* “ f ' h, T
of international law. information in regard thereto as may
Saluda Farmer Beating Weevil.
Saluda.—That diversification heats
the boll weevil is the contention of
Claude Rothell. agricultural agent of
Saluda county. This argument is
borne out by the progress being made
on the farms,,where he is assisting In
the farm management. ~
4’striking example of the increased
profits that can he made by supple
menting cotton with other cash crops
Is found in the case of M. Gary Crouch,
a progressive Saluda county farmer
living three miles north of Rateslmrg
Last full Mr. Crouch determined to
make more profitable crops, improve
his land and at the same time in
crease his farm income. He had at
that time one cow, a few chickens
and 170 _
mostly fenced, in September Mr.
Crouch bought seven cows and in
creased his fl H-k of hens. He bought
other Cows later in the fall and re
ports that during four months the
cream and eggs from his herd and
flock paid for trine dairy cows, a cream
sejetratTfr and a young Sensational
hull, which was lire.1 by Ch-inson col-
lege. The cream check's now average
$S5 a month and- the egifk. fr-mi the ton
Drown Leghorns are bringing in an
aTbrage. of $25 a week at .market
prices. This hnugs the monthly re
ceipts t i $ 1S5. This amount is the
gr-Ss r-ceipt vein the cows and hens
and dot s not include the value of heif
ers raised.
presidential veto. The. vote was 67 to insolvency or violation of the act.
17. ' Representative Aswell (Democrat)
President Coolidge has declared of Louisiana.sought to revive the prac-
against a bonus, but proponents of this tice Qf seed distribution which was
particular kind of adjusted committee discontinued several years ago, hut
compensation legislation are hopeful his amendment to provide necessary
that it will meet with his approval, funds was rejected by a roll call vote
Before the hill reaches him, however, . of 207 to 111.
it must go to conference for adjust-
Diselaiming* any ability to announce | he desired by the committee, both with
a formula that would guarantee the respect to fertilizer production and a
peace of the world, the President de- 50-year lease of the Wilson dam under
dared there were, however, certain the terms of the federal water power
definite things which should be done act. If the government should con
to relieve the world "of much of the struct dam number three we will lease
burden of military armaments and
diminish the probability of military
A futile attempt also was made just opera tj onR ••
ment of minor differences with the i )e f ore passage of the bill to eltmi-
passage of th*
h° uae - [ nate an amendment which would make
Assured by republicans that they |3o,oi)0 available for the mauufacturw
would vote to override a veto of this ^ nd distribution and black leg vac-
hill, hut would support a veto of a cjne. The apiount remained* in the
cash bonus measure, the senate re- bill hy a vote of 1T5 t0 lr , 6
sisted all efforts to add a cash option.
The test of this question came with
the rejection. 4S to 37, of an amend
ment by Senator Copeland, democrat, . . t . ,
New }ork. which would have left with
the former service men the choice of
full ca’Sli payments or the insurance
certificates provided for in both the
senate and house hills. .
Many democratic senators who voted ,eau an< ^ a decrease of $21 LOGO as
i for the measure in its present for pi compared with last years, $255,000 is
! denounced it as a “miserable make* f° r eradication ot the boll weevil and
acres of land, which was ! shift" and a "gold brick" and formal btbex.insects affecting Southern crops.
- 1 notice was given -that at some future T1,e meaaure Provides $176,000 for the
time efforts would, he made"to amend s,l 'dy of insects affecting ceteal and
it so as to enable the veterans to get forage .crops and would authorlbe a
“The Washington Conference did a
great deal to restore harmony and
good will among the nations," the
President said. "Another purpose of
conference is the further limitation of
"it under like conditions, as expalined
in our offer, or we will construot dam
number three at our own expense, the
government contributing a portion of
the chat in consideration of navigation
improvements. 1 , '
"Our offers were formulated with
view of serving (he interests of the
government, the production for ferti
lizer, and the most advantageous use
o'f excess power through its distribu
tion to the public in the surrounding
competitive armaments. Much re-
As sent to the senate, the measure mains to he accomplished ijLihat direc-
carried an amendment, adopted hy a tion. •
vote of 75 to 25, which would increase "it would appear to lie impractical
to attempt action under present ton- states. If, however, the committee
culture under the packers and stock ditions. but with a certain and de4l-, should desire to consider the Muscle
yards act. - pile settlement of German Fhpara-~Shoats^question on some basis other
Of the hill’s total, which is $665.000• • tion « firmly established, I should favor tjian ls-eutlined in nuf iffaposals or on
less than requested by the budget bu- the calling of a similar conference to a basis involving modification of the
achieve such limitations of armaments terms of our proposals, we will be glad
cash,
1>n the final vote on the hill, nine
democrats and eight republicans op-
p sed it. w hile ?>?, i epuhlicaans. 32 dem
ocrats and the two farmer-lphor sena
tors supported it.
special investigation of the HesSian
fly, grasshopper and chinc h hug.
THIRTY KILLED, FIFTY
INJURED IN WRECK.
Fear Alcohol May Blow Up Postofficc.
Syracuse.—Thousands of gallons of
alcohol, capable kif blowing the build
ing to atoms, are stored in the base
ment of the Syracuse postoffice, imper
iling the lives of mare tljan 500 per-
and initiate plans for a codification of
international law, should preliminary
inquiries disclose that such a pro
posal would, meet with a sympathetic
response."
The 1 TTTt'ed States, the President
said, stands .in positino to take- the
lead in such an additional move to
ward world peace because America
holds the" respect of other nations and
“our position is sucH that we arc- trust
ed and our business institutions and
Government considered to be worth of
confidence.’'
The Pr -sident spoke directly to 1,-
(HK) persons, including, the editors and
to discuss that qeustion at such a time
as the committee may desire, holding
ourselves ready to conform as far as
we are able to any reasonable pro
gram that the government may finally
conclude to adopt with respect to
these properties.’’
BLUEJACKETS REPORTED
KILLED IN HONDURAS
"How 1 Suffered with
my Stomach and Ca
tarrh of the Head”
Took' Four
bottles of
PE-RU-NA
end now
cannot ^
praise it
enough
Miss Emelie A. Haberkorn, 2251
Gravois Ave^ St. Louis, Mo.,
writes: “For over two years I wa*
troubled with internal catarrh. I
read a Pe-nu-na booklet and began
taking the treatment. Tongue
cannot describe how I suffered with
my stomach and the catarrh in my
head. I began to feel better as soon
as I had used four bottles and novy
I cannot praise it enough. I now
enjoy as good health as ever and
would not think of doing without
Pe-ru-na.”
Dr. Hartman’s famou* remedy
has become the standby in thous
ands of American homes for the
relief of coughs, colds, catarrh and
every catarrhal disease.
Insist upon genuine Pe-ru-na and
enjoy satisfaction.
Tablets or liquid and sold every
where.
Finda Paper Worth $300,000
What ThoniHH McCarthy, nge four
teen, believed to he a worthless piece
of paper that he kicked outside of the
Detroit post "office, turned out to he a
draft for $,'100,000 on u New York
bank. The hoy, thinking that the un
stamped envelope was without value,
placed It In his pocke*, where It re
mained until next morning, when his
father discovered It and returned It to
a Detroit hank.
Indignation sometimes does good—
used sparingly^ but not so much as
calm calculation.
lenumg
ot
most of the c mntry'.s
Neyv County Planned.
Chester,"/-There is said to "he some
enthusiastfc talk in the Rethune s<-c-
tibn off&outh Carolina c;onccrning the
launching o fa new .c nutty with Beth-
uhe ,as the County seat, according to a
citizen of that section, who was .here
Ibis week: He said that many thought
a new countv could be formed, while
Bet t:c■: Sw itzerland. Thirty persons
are reported t have been killed and
‘fifty injured when the Zurich and
Milan expr 'ses collided near Beilin-
zona.'
Twenty-one bodies have beep remov
ed from the wreckage; most of them
so badh burn's! that identification was
eading newspapers, and to unnumber- proceeded to Le Liberia, Sau Salvador,
ed millions through 11 of the most
towerful radio broadcasting' station*, cat
linked directly through more than
seven thousand miles of wire with the
hallroc ni of the Hotel Waldorf Astoria,
impossible.
Each train was driven by two large
ebetric engines.- all four engineers
wort) killed.
Both -1rain-mliad numerous foreign
passengers coming from or goingLtu
Italy.
Jury Says Harry Thaw Sane.
'Philadelphia.— Harry K. Thaw
''(Teela-red sane by the jury that
sons employed in. the postofficc ami—publishers
neighboring buildings.
This alleged condition was brought
to the notice of Pat rick H. O’Hara,
chief of the Fire Prevention Bureau,
by Profos or Ernest N. Bat tee. head
of the Department of Chemistry at
Syracuse University-, who said that if 'vhere the luncheon was held.
a "Single spark came into contact with 1 — J : -
the alcohol it would precipitate a ter- Census Bureau Report,
rihle explosion. Thief O Haia will Washington.-Cotton spinning activ-
make a rigid inspe c tion, anil, it is t x- declined further during March,
peeled-the liquor will lie remcned, , f ensus Bureau’s monthly report
’ indicated.
Active spindle Hours-for. the month
totaled 7.072.%5,368, or an -average of
1S7 per spindle in place '.coinpared
with 7,304.lt>2.!».'*^-or tfn'Tiverege of
194 per spindle in place in February
Ban Salvador. Several American
marines have been killed in Honduras,
according tc advices received here.
An attache of the American lega
tion in Teguciaglpa is said to have
Rail Would Float Great Bond Issue.
Washington. The .Chesapeake &
Ohio Railway asked the Interstate
--Commission for authority
was
had
to pledger $457,000 of general mortgage
4 1,-2 per cent gold bonds and $12,- this year and 9,531.022.951. or an aver-
in place
595,000 of first lien and improvement age of 225 per spindle
20 year five per cent mortgage bonds March last year.
ethers thought otherwise, hut the ma
lty in his estimation wanted a new
i/ity. The proposed new county
ould include the eastern section of
Kershaw, countv, the lowei 1 part of
Chesterfield county, taking in Me Bee. • declared sane by the jury
a part of Darlington and Lee counties. been^Lhearing testimony to determine
This is a s’plehcUd section of the hfs mental condition. —5- •-
commonwealth and is growing rapid- The jury declared him fully capable
ly. The proposed county, would -have of looking after his estate:
the Ham let to Columbia division of The jury deliberated seven hours.
the Seaboard Air Line railroad to pasu Woliajn A. Gray, counsel for Evelyn The debt would he payable- in ten years
through it. Bet hum* the ' proposed Nc < bit, divori ■ >. i'.e of Tha.vvr s.iid af er Federal control terniinaiod or f juitiyi
county seat.' "has been exhibiting" fix- that a mot ion probably would he fib d Oiirti : at t*»e option of the road.
ceHent strides commercially of late. ?• r t trial of tb . fisc .. —
rT -- - - .. l Thaw was :m in court, when the Bandits Seize Big Amount.
r^uch. business at Presbytery. verdic t .was announced Granite Citv: 111-Bandits robbed T.
Roc k Hill —Election of c munt-sion- ;
< rs to the Pre'sbyterian general assem |
i cable station, in order to communi
cate with the government in Washing
ton.
A dispatch from Amapaba says ad
ditional reinforcements for the pro
visional government forces, who ar«
besieged in Tegucigalpa, have manag
ed to slip through the revolutionary
lines and enter the capital.
Other dispatches are to the* effect
that none of the political parties irf
Honduras cares to shoulder the* re
sponsibility of intervening with "Sum
ner W elles, representing ,the America i
government, in an endeavor to bring
about peace be’tween the discordant
factions.
Say “Bayer”-Insistl
For Pain Headache
Neuralgia
Lumbago
Rheumatism
Colds
in
is security for a note to the Federal
Government for" $9,2.00.000. covering
the road’s, obligations for hethTment*
during the period of Federal control.
Spinning spindles in place Marc h 31
numbered 37,761,970 of which 32,392,-
171 were active at some time during
American marines were laucind
some time ago and sent to Teguciga!
pa to protect the American consulat •
and American citizens. Recently the
rebels in Honduras have been hedg
ing Tegucigalpa.' and despatch es fron
O -fp Accept onl y l.
^ Bayer package
which contains proven directions
Handy “Bayer” Ixcxcs of 12 tablets
Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggist*
Aspirin t» th# trad# mark of Bayer M«nn-
faclure of MonoACcllcACtdeater of Dailey lie Acid
NEVER ""
BLACK-DRAUGHT
West Virginia Lady Uses It for
Headache and Sour Stomach
—“Nothing Like It,” -
She Says.
Hurricane,’ W. Va.—Mrs. Ida Chaney,
who lives her fruitful farm not far
the month, compared with 37.712 143 .San Salvador report eel that rcVd air Big Hurricane cheek, near here.
in
place February 29 and 52 iTlrTsi;
;U some time during February
this year, and ' 37,305,713 in place
March 51, last year and ■35.500,515 act-,
ive at some time during that month
planes had dropped bombs on tfic cap
ital.
Colony of Japanese Proposed.
Atlanta. ' Proposed establishment of
The" average number
ot
s'j>fh'Vn't v il"’'"a""F(>Tbny''of Japanese rice farmers in
hly to he held at San Antonio. Texas;
decision to hold the centennial of BetlTj
bl presbytery next fall (probably at
<he Beersheba church); employment
of two young women as lay workers
in this section; and a formal protect
against
the removal of the
Federal Re serve Bank Several shots
wc-i't' fired by Gradinaroff’afid the ban
dits hut no-one was wounded.
Columbia
Theojogical seminary from its preseftt
. -loriit ion marked-4m a general way the,
work done by Bethel presbytery at its
spring meeting held at Clover. 11^)
4 church there, of which the Rev. J. B.
Belk is pastof. acted as host to the
hiKly. ’ *
The opening sermon was preadjod
hy the Rev. Fournoy Shepperson. D.
D.. the retiring moderator, with the
subject, ‘‘Colaborers With" God,-"
Holstein Financiers to Richmond.
Clem son College. -There are 27
members in South Carolina of the Na
tional Holstein Friesian association
and iunong these members art* owners
P( eo'ws now producing some of the
t advanced registery records in the
ith, and in fact sOmt’ of them are
among the class leaders for the na
tion.'sa^vs J. P. LaMaster. chief Of the
dairy division, in connection with the
announcement of.the forthcoming con
vention of the Holstein Friesian Asso
ciation of America, to be held in Rich
mond, Va-, during week of June t.
:; . * ' D Gradmaroffr *w?fstant cashier of the
Sends Poison Can-dty Through Mails. Granite City National "Bank."‘of '$63.W0
S: Ttesvillc. (‘luirg/'u’ wt.ih sending irl c urrancy, which’he had just receiv-
c.o;.sonecl candy through the mtiHs to ed at the post office from the St. Louis
his divorced wife, Chap Burroughs*
was (Sentenced to four year.c in' the
Atlanta penitentiary.
iTrirroughs was charged with send
ing a box of candy poisoned with
bichloride of mercury from Hickory,
N. C.. to nis toriner w ife. -Miss Bessie
Hargrove, at CotUiinflale, Ala. Jlis-dn-
tensc was'that thecKarge was a frame-
up against him. x
Judge E. Y. Weblj, after sentencing
Buijronghs., instructing the clerk of
court to write a letter to. the penifen*
tuny authorities requesting that alian-
lals observe Burroughs to determine
whether or not he is sane. -*
operated during March numbered 3L-
125,530,." or,at 82 4 p<>r <*ent capacity
on a single slrift basis, compareej with
33,879,600, or at 80.S per xient capacity
in February this year, and 4<',359,029.
south Geor^a would not he dttsirahle
at this time, according to an opinion
handed down 'by Attorney General
George 'M. .Napier, of Georgia The
opinion was asked by the cbnuuUsi:
In Savannah,
-next general
German Industrialists Endorse Plan.
Brflin Unecmi vocal endorsement
of the German GovurnmenCs action""in
accepting the Dawse report as a basis
for reaching a reparation solution is
expressed in a resolution adopted by
the powejfuLLeagtte-of German Indus-
tralists, which designates the experts'
finding- as yi verdict founded on prin
ciples of sound economics and emin
ently suited to achieving the solution
aimed at. —
; — '
Federal Aid Urged For .Rural Health.
Washihgton. Federal aid in safe
or at 108 3 per cent capacity in. March gr of immigration, when G. Ledsinger
last year. *’... ; " advised him that he was considering
: _ a proposal to bring a colony o' Japan
ese to This state from• California to
develop neglected rice plantations on
Crushing of Cotton Seed Increase.
Washington.^--Cotton seed crushers
in eight month period enc!ing~Marc h
51, totaled 3.204,372 ton compared
with 3,016,365 tons for the same period
a year a ( go. ’and cotton seed on hand
at injlls March 31 was 254.121 compar-
the Satillo river, in Camdon county,
the, Japanese either to' purchase or
lease the property. .
- Under the Georgia law Japanese
have the legal right to purchase dr
ed w'lh 159.922 ton- a year ago, the lease la-nds in this state, the attorney
census bureau announced. . general said, hut in \iew of the action
Crude oil produced, ' 876.594.668 by Congress, it would seem dcsira-
ponnds. compared with 922,224,522, hie not to -encourage the settlement
and on hand. 110,115160 pounds, com- of the California Japanese in Georgia
pared with 60,137,116. at *h' s B 1 * 1 ’
Convention of U. O. C.
Ain orient*. Ga/r-The
convention of the United Daughters of guarding health-in the rural sections
I
or
ft,
the Confederacy will he held ut'Sa
vannah, Ga , November *15-22, Mrs.
Frank B. Harr dd. president-generil of
the 'orgar iz.ation announced. The in-
vilation the Savannah c hapter has
just been r.*ccpted iiy tlu>. executive
hoard. Mrs. Ha:roM stated.
of the country is proposed in a hill
introduced hy Representative Bank-
head (Democrat) of Alabama. An an-
mtal aitpfopriation of $240,000 would
be .available-for-distribution of *5.000
to each state. In addition, funds
would he appropriated to lie app irtin-"
Allen Urges Aid For^the Germans. Fires Burn Over MiMionk of Ac'es.
... i ,*„„_ Washington.—Asserting that Tn the
\\ ashington—Maj'iri.en-eral henrj^ L
o. , /r'lnture the southern pine region would
I . Allen, former c mmander or the j iaV( , t() f nrn i^h one-fourth of the na-
American forces on the Rhine, urged ^j 0 p lumber supply, on"e-third of a the
the S 1 nate Foreign itri.itmns-euiumi;-" p.i*per pulp, and nine-tenths of its tur
pentine. R D Forbes, director of the
made tin* following statement not lou£
ago;,^.'
"My sons aryl I have- used Black- '
Draught for a number of years and
we ar^ never without it. I use it for
headache apd sour stomach. When I
eat something that sours, just u pinch
of Black-Draught sets me straight.
“Not long ago I Went to visit my.
sister in XJhio. I took a severe head*
iiehe (m the train. When I got to my
sister's I sent for some Black-Draught
and took a big dose. Next morning I
felt tine and enjoyecrfny visit, rdy
sisthr had never heard of, Black-
Draught, so she began taking It and
says it is all I said it was.
“After the ‘fin’ my sons complained
of their Joints aching. They began
taking Black-Draught and think there
is nothing like it. They take It In
broken doses every spring'and are sel
dom sick.
“The other night rhy little grandson
had a cold. I gave him a smaJJ dose
of Black-Draught for two or threfe
nights and he got all right. I can’t
say enough for it. I feel It has saved
me dollars and suffering besides.”
Sold everywhere. Try It.
Thedlords
tee" to report the ,liU' authorizing ap-
nronriafitfimf SBJMO'HWO tor German
-relief. ' *
Inadequate and imprufier f >od, he as-
It i:* expected that approXima-ely 0( j a(C()I -(;ing to the amount expended .cited, had gardually weakened the
•;oo (Relegates v ill attend the Sax an- p v t jj„ s tate at the rate*of $250,000 for German public ihorale physically—aad
nah convention, representing 37 states, the .fiscal year. 1926. $500 00 ) for the spiritually, and a lump gift such as
and a memoerMilp of 100,000 Daugiit^^cai year, lf/27. $750,000. fcilowing that prepos-d would go far "towards
of the C«r.{ Mferacy. . (fiscal year and $1,000,090 thereafter, i inaugurating a National recovery.
southern forest experiment «tation,
lias outlined the main problem.; en-
countered in successful timber grow
ing in the south.
Millions o| acres of southern pine
forests are hurne'd over every- year,
said Mr. Forbes, chiefly with the raii-
taken idea of benefitting grazing.
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