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GOSPEL TENT \r\<y Ave?Earle St. FIFTH/WEEK OF MEETINGS .JL PROGRAM: Sunday, July 27th, 8:15 p. m. Who Changed The Sabbath? $1,000 Offe a Bible Text. Get full particulars at the Tent. Monday, July 28th, 8:15 p. m. What Is Righteousnes By Faith? Get the bible answer. Tuesday July 29 th 8:15 p. m. WILL ROME RULE AMERICA Wednesday July 30th 8:15 p. m. UNITED STATES IN PROPHECY Thursday, July 31st, 8:15, p. m. Is God Particular: Does He Mean What He Says? Friday, Aug. 1st, 8:15 p. m. Parable of The Sower?The Mysteries of the King dom Revealed. Sunday, Aug. 3d., 8:15 p. m. The Road to The Heavenly City?Are You On It? The Bible Only Is The Religion of Protestants "Custom Without Truth is Only Antiquity of Krror" "To Have Been a Thousand Years Wrong Will Not Make Us Right a Single Hour" The Tent Meetings must close soon, and we desire that the great blessings, s$U in store, may be mutually shared by all. Your presence is therefore urged during (he remaining few weeks. GOOD SINGING. 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It Is a medldne for women, and for women only. It builds, strengthens, and restores weak and ailing women, to health and happiness. If you suffer like Mrs. Fincher did, take Cardui It surely do for you, what it did for her. At all druggists. Wrtttto: USW kMttn D?l. OMtffa?ooga HUUtm C*. CliWilS? Twa. Ihutmcticnt, and H-f$m to**. '1km Tmf ft tm Ww^" i Ml Si I, J*f DEBATE BEGINS ON TARIFF QUESTION Senator Simmons Defends Democratic Measure Against Remarks of Sena* tor Cumins, who Claims Bill Dis criminates Against American Farm ers. Washington, July 19.?Debate on the tariff bill in the senate began in earnest today with Chairman Sim mons, of the finance committee, pro claiming the new bill a satisfactory answer to the demand for downward revision and Senator Cummins, speak ing from a progressive republican standpoint, predicting that it would carry the democratic party to defeat. Senator Simmons replied to conten tions that the bll discriminated against the farmer. Senator Cum mins asserted that the democrutlc party had treated the farmer as an outlaw and vigorously ussalled Presi dent Wilson for his participation in framing the bill. This he characteriz ed as abuse of power that had been "coercive." Senator Simmons recounted the farm products the measure would place on the free list, such as wheat,] flour, cattle, sheep, swine, sugar, eggs,( wool and potatoes, and said: Every Man Will Benefit. "Every man, whatever his occupa tion, will be the beneficiary in some direction to a greater or less degree for this general system of reductions. In this respect the farmer has been shown special consideration. Prac tically everything he buys has been put on the free list or the duties have been greatly reduced. i "For his special benellt, cotton bag ging and ties and materials out of which sacks for grain, wool, fertilizer, J etc., are made, wire for fencing and] bailing purposes, and similar articles of farm consumption have been put on the free list. For his special ben efit plows, shovels, rakes, hoes, mow ers, reapers, planters and agricultural mplements of every kind and descrip tion have been put on the free list. He will be, in a large degree, the ben eficiary of free listing of building ma terials of various kinds, materials used in construction of roads, school textbooks, boots and shoes, low grade blankets, harness, saddles, wagons, carts, sewing machines and other like products. "He will share general benefits from the reduction of duty on sugar and its ultimate abolition, and finally, he will share benefits of the heavy reduc tions this bill makes n wearing ap parel of every description, crocker}', hardware, hardwood and kitchen fur nishings and utensils." Chairman Simmons declared the free list under the present Payne Aldrich law was the interest of the protected manufacturers. "Undoubtedly there will be increas ed importations under this bill. That was Intended and provided for in V e reductions n rates it makes. You cannot revise the tariff so as to give relief from present tariff burdens ex cept by enlarging opportunities for Importations. "Undoubtedly, on the other hand, there will be increased exportatlons under this bill. That was also Intend ed by Its framcrs and is provided for n such ways as was found possible and practicable. "To tllS end It untaxes the things the farmer employs In making the products he sells abroad. It untaxes the raw materials of the fanufac turer. "In short, It seeks In such ways as are open to establish upon a broader basis that spirit of comity on which international good will rests, to re-1 move hampering restrictions, to broaden the basis of international trade, and enable the American pro ducer to take advantage in greater measure than .as been possible under existing tariff conditions, of our great national opportunity in tin- market places of the world. Why Republicans Lost. Senator Cummins, opening the de bate, declared that the republican party lost the confidence of the peo< plo and "was driven from power largely because It insisted upon the maintenance of Import duties, many of Which were unnecessarily and op pressively high." "The democratic party," he assert ed, "will soon be overtaken with like disaster, because It Is about to Inflict upon the country a tariff wheh. with r?spect to many others, imposes du ties that are dangorously and de structively low and which, from end to end, grievously discriminates against the west in favor of the east? that is to say, In favor of the manu facturer against the farmer. "The republican craft went down In the whirlpool of Scylla In 1912. and its democratic successor 1b steering straight for the rocks of Charybdls, where it will go to piece in the stress of 1916." Criticises President. Besides pointing out many thingB that he considered destructive and en tirely unwarranted In the bill. Sena tor Cummins criticized the president for his Influence exerted upon mem bers of congress concerning the tariff bill, and influence, he said, "so per sistent and determined that It became coercive." The senator submitted figures do signed to show that according to the democratic view, prices are raised by the pending bill upon 00 per cent of the enormous production cast of the Mississippi river, while It raises the prices of but 3S) of the lesser produc tion west of the river. The senator declared the democrats had treated the farmer as an outlaw In making up the bill, that many of the products of the farm were entitled to protection. ??????nm****************"* *% CROSS HILL NEWS | Oross Hill, July 18.?Miss Bettle Hill of Spartanburg Is on a visit to Mrs. Asa Boazman and family. Mrs. W. A. Scott and son and Mlsu Eva Tarrant of Mt. Carmcl were the guest of Misses Eloise and Mary Brown from Wednesday until Sunday. Mrs. W. P. Turner entertained her Sun Beam class Saturday afternoon. Such a good time was reported. The delegate of that class to tho Woman's Missionary Union is: Lydia Turner. Little William Boazman spent his first day with his grand parents Sun day. Rev. J. T. Miller and little son vis ited Mr. Olin Pitts Saturday night. Mr. Walter Griffin and Miss Eloise Brown attended service a! Waterloo Sunday night going especially to hear Rev. Hobelt Lee. Many friends of Dr. SV, P. Turner will be very surprised to hear of Iiis approaching marriage. He Is to wed Miss Virginia Klugh of Greenwood. A party was given at the "Brown's" Saturday night complemantary to Miss Eva Pickens Tarrant of Mt. Carmel. Those present were: Misses Kittle Lee Wharton, Ida Mae Crisp of Mount ville, Estelle and Jessie Turner, Messrs Hugh Puller, Rroadus Plnson, Pearlo and Emma Ix>we, Lizzie Rryson. Martin Uro's (Luther, Guy, Paul and George,? William Wharton, Claude Hipp, Walter Griffin and It. W. Uoaz man. Mrs. Pitts is in very bad health yet, we hope she will be well soon though. 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