The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, September 25, 1919, Image 2
RAPS PLUMS PLAN
RAILROAD CONTROL
Witness Before House Committee
Says it Must Be
Buried Deep
BE RALLY POINT FOR
NATIONALIZATION
Other Industries Would Be
Affected?Perversion of
Socialism.
"Washington?The plumb plan for .
tripartite control of the railroads un- J
der government ownership must be
"buried beyond all hope" if it is not
to be made a "rally point" for the
nationalization of all industry, Edgar
J Rich, transportation councel for
the Associated Industries of Massachusetts,
declared today before the
bouse interstate commerce committee, |
considering legislation for fino 1 dispo
sition of the railroads. Mr. Rich, who
also spoke for the Manufacturers' Association
not twenty-two states and
the Massachusetts Chamber of Commerce,
said the Plumb plan, like Bolshevism,
was a "perversion" of the
principle of socialism in that it would
benefit only one class and deny th?
socialistic theory of the "general
public good. The railroads under the
plan, lie said, would be operated "for
the benefit of the woikers," while the
public would assume all risk of loss. ;
The greatest defect of the man. he |
declared, is the two-thirds repre- '
sentation Riven the workers and railroad
officers on the proposed wage '
fixing board would enable the work- !
ers to "dominate' the goard and fix
their own wages regardless of revenues,
with the public to stand any
resultant loss. '
"The author of the plan," raid Mi.
Rich, claims there would he an in- ' '
ccntive for efficent operation because 1
every worker would he entitled to a ^
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Rub-My-Tism is a powerful anti- i
septic; it kills the poison cau-ecl ,
from infected cuts, cures old sores, .
tetter, etc.? adv. 4-24-10 2CH. ]
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Habitual Constipation Cured
in 1-v to 21 Days
"LAX-EOS WITH PEPSIN" is a specially- 1 :
prepared SyrupTonie-Laxalivo for Habitual
Constipation. It relieves promptly hut
should be taken regularly for 14 to 21 days ! ,
to induce regular at J ion. It S: imulatc- and
Regulates. Very Plea: ar t 'x l ake. UOc i
per bottle.
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?nare in the surplus. But after the
mi pic yes had helped themselves to
what wages they wanted, does any
one believe there would be any surp'us
? Why should the employes care
to accumulate a surplus, one half of
which they can have when they can
get the whole and more by adjusting
their own wages?.
TOBACCOCROPFOR
1319 IS THE LARGEST
Over 44 Million Pounds Sold in
August Which Brought Over
Ten Million Dollars.
The largest tobacco crop South
Carolina has ever produced, bringing
the highest price per pound of any
year except last year, but netting
that tobacco farmers the largest
amount of money ever made on tobacco
in the State, is indicated in a
report issued Saturday by the State
department of agriculture of the tobacco
industry for August, the heaviest
month of the season.
The tobacco sold by South Carolina
producers in August amounted
to 44 o45,927 pounds, and brought
.si 0,944,116.50. The average price
per pound was 24.(>8 cents.
The tobacco sales in August were
larger than the rest of the season put
together, it was stated at the department
of agriculture, so that the figuies
for August indicate the largeness
of the volume of business for the
entire season. Sales in July totaled
approximately $24,000,000. Sales for
September will be very light, it is
said.
Tobacco sales for August of this
year show an increase over August,
1918, of 18,231,486 pounds, and an increase
in the money brought of $2,146,602.
The average price for August,
1919, shows a decrease of .0643
oer pound.
Phenomenal Crop.
The tobacco business of this year
or South Carolina has been phenomral.
As compared with the forty*our
million pounds and tho ten mil
ion dollars for August, the report
for August of last year shows thirtyfour
million pounds and over four
Stat? of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas
County?as.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that ho Is
senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney
t Co., doing: business in the City of Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, and that
laid firm v/ill pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use of
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE.
FRANK J. CHEN"']*.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 6th day of December,
A. D. 13SS.
(Seal) A. "vf. Oleason, Notary Public.
HALL"'. CATAIlltH MEDICINE is talci?n
internally url nets throu-'h the Blood
rn the Mucour. Surfaces of the System.
Druggists, 7 Testimonials free.
F. J. Cheney & r'o., Toledo, Ohio.
ou see this famous
ark,think a minute!
e delicious taste of
sh toasted bread!
red! idea back of the
lcky Strike cigarettes.
>ves tobacco just as well
d that's a lot.
r Strike cigarette?
toasted
rontccd by ^
THE HORRY HERALD, COM*
SUMMER COLDS!
Many have their worst colds i
, during the warm months. A
< very little of
Scott's Emulsion
after meals, puts that quality
into the blood that helps thwart j
that rundown condition that is :
so depressing. Build up your i
vitality?try Scotts.
Scott & Uowne, Mooinfield, N. J. 19-6
hundred thousand dollars less money.
The 1917 August report showed only
eighteen million pounds and four
million dollars. Previous years showed
very low figures.
The highest price ever paid for tobacco
in this State was last year's
price of 80.40 cents per pound. The
price in 1917 averaged 21.65 cents.
This year*s average in August was
24.68 cents.
While the amount of tobacco sold
by the farmers totaled fourty-four
million pounds, bringing over ten
million dollars, this does not represent
the tobacco business in its entirety.
Sales made for dealers and by
warehousemen are reported as part
of the business, bringing the total
amount of business for the month of
August to $12,675,117, with 52,861,
.'J06 pounds of leaf sold.
The department of agriculture's report
shows that there are in the State
thirty tobacco warehouses.
Lake City Largest Market.
The largest tobacco market in the
State is Lake City. Its sales alone
ir, August totaled over five million
I pounds and over a million and a half
i dollars. Mullins is the next largest
market and Timmonsville is the third.
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REVIVAL SERVICES.
There will be a series of Revival
Services at Sterrett's Swamp Bapti-t
church, 5 miles east of Conway, S. C.,
beginning on Saturday before the
1st Sunday in October, day and night,
conducted by Rev. H. G. Fowler, Berry
Williams and R. G. Chestnut, and;
all that will take part in the good D
work of the Lord. [J
Everybody in reach is cordially in- 3!
vited to attend and pray for a great i
Revival. a
Rev. J. H. Causey, Pastor. ;
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mr k y u feel bettor. I can make j
you look better and you will do bet- j .v
bv u^ing the best Lens for the j ^
least money. I
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J. E. DAWSEY, It
Optometrist. iS!
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passes out.
I have an esi
the time,?Ric
and almost eve
Clothing, Dr
Skirts, and aln
at prices that
to-day.
For Buggies
all Farming Ut
Drugs of a
robes. Ask foi
I sell a largi
from me.
iORSANVILLE
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NOTICE OF SALE.
Un lor and by virtue of the decree
nd ; udgment of the court made by
tr, Honor, S. W. G. Shipp, Presiding
edge, in t^e case of A. Bell, Plainiff
vs. Odder Johnson, Odcll Johnnn,
Robert Johnson, Shcrv ood Johnon,
and Eva Johnson, Heirs at Law
f W. C. Johnson, deceased, Defendrts,
and dated tho 30th day of May
t I)., 1919, I, the undersigncd J. A.
jewis, Sheriff of Horry Cc utr.y, v/i'l
ell at public auction to the highest
udder before the Court House door
it Conway, in Horry County, and
State of South Carolina, during h\i> il
hours of sale, Cn salesday in Octobci
next, it being the Gth day of sai<
month, all and singular those cevtaii
lands situate in Horry County, andescribed
as follows to wit:
All and singular that certain piece
parcel or tract of land containing
Fifty (50) acres, more or less, situai
e?'i. lying and being in Bayboro Town
ship and in the County and Stat
aforesaid, and same being about on
mile North from Bayboro Post O
j fice on the West side of Placard roa
from Conway to Fair Bluff, N.
And bounded as follows: viz:?On tl
North by lands of F. W. Moody, Fa
by Placard Road, South by run
Log Branch along J. E. Bell and We
b\ lands of Burroughs and Co la
Co. Commencing on the N. E. cc rn<
on the Wcstside of t-he Placard Ro:
at a corner on F. W. Moody's l!r
thence South along the said road to
corner in the run of Log Branc
thence up the run of Log Bran
West to a corner in the .same run
Burroughs & Collins Co.'s lino, then
near North along the said B.
Co.'s line to a corner on the old B
lamy line, now F. W. Moody's lii
thence East along F. W. Moody's li
I back i" the Beginning corner. Lai
ll-wvrio- Mm snnio trim! of bind conv(
od to me by A. Boll and J. E. Boll
their deed bearing date of Novo
ber, 1917, said place being a farm
state of cultivation ?and containi
one dwelling which is said to hti
cost $400.00, one tobacco barn a
two stalls.
TERMS of Sale Cash. Purcha,
No Worms in & Healthy Chita
All children troubled with worms have on
healthy color, which indicates poor blood, and
rule, there is more or less stomach disturbs
GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC given regul
for two or three weeks will enrich the blood,
prove the digestion, and act as a General Strcn
enlnd Tonic to tl?e whole system. Nature will (
' ...now oir or dispel the worms, and the Child v/i
iu perfect health. Pleasant *.o take. COc per by
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rgest of I
f the largest stocks of goods of an
na. I carry almosf everything th?
he time that he comes into existe
FINE GROCERIES
pocially fine lot of groceries kept i
;e, Flour, Sugar, Bacon, Lard, C
irything else that is to eat.
GREAT GIG LINES
y Goods, Shoes, Hats, Ladies' D
lost everything else that is to wea
look like bargains as compared \
LOOK HERE NOW
, Wagons, Harness, Mowers, Rake
ensils, at practioaliy wholesale pri
II kinds, toilet goods, coffins, c;
" what you want. Wc are likely to
3 line of Cook Stoves. Get the i
i uuii:
igc J. num
AYHOR
pay for papers.
Cervay, S. C.; .' .ino 10th, J 019.
J. A. LKWIS, \
Sheriff of I lorry County.
H. H. WOODWARD,
Plaintiff's Attorney. j
VAmranimmi r
'ICO has proven it will cure Mala- '
via, Chills and Fever, Bilious Fever,
"olds and LaGrippe. It kills the
parasite that causes the fever. It is
isploadid lavat?v?* ;.nd general tonic
?adv 4 j24 19-20t
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p Baking results of tl
c tz give joy to the exf
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I SELF RISING
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on J p city of 1,000 barrel
x-?: p best wheat is used, 1
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it is necessary '
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banned Goods, I s|
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with prices of I
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askets, burial
have it.
<ind you want
GAL1VANTS FERRY J,
( jlds Cause Grip and Kmiuenza
AXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets remove the
Aueo. There Is only one "Bromo Quinine."
?. W. GROVE'S signature on box. 30c.
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One way to make country lifo
no re attractive Is to beautify the
ram both indoors and out. Flow rs
and shrubs, pictures, books, magr/incs
and musical instruments all
lelp.
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Plies Cured in 6 to 14 Days
rugglsts r? fond money if PAZO OINTMENT fails
?cure Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles,
r.tintly relieves Itching Piles, an' vim ran
cstful deep after the iirst a police t ion. Price GOc.
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luggish appetite, are ~
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this familiar brand is E3
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In Sensation all the in
gradients needed to give El
the best possible baking E3
results arc mixed in exactly El
the right proportions, so El
that baking powder, soda El
and salt are not required, E3
I which means real economy. ||3
FOR SALE IN CONWAY ||
By h
A. T. COLLINS CO. E|