The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, November 20, 1918, Image 16
TO 'LOW EA 1i IVA.iS
Goliipers Millihes tatenceilt for .Aiiclri.
CalI Labjor. .li Asiier to I'inrr,
IIe.i o 1 lilerheili IFederttlon Says
Workmen4.1 Hlve New Righits aind
New lidresce.
La redo. TexNa s. Nov. 11.-Samuel
Goml.pers. premsidenlt of lite Amieorican
Federation of L:lor, inl the closincg
hlours of, the Panl-Anter-ican labor, Con
ferenlce he-re today, serveodfril
lWarni - i ta nto I' n c N litc ion of,
wa ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ fl -;Ilini n e o " r
- roc . I fV1~
. I ,I thr I. h Id St
-'I i b 111 ( s !-;.| il l'- I ha cta L. oh
recErd ca bIch cccsaenin in~ wch
Mrl . Iarrcwas quc cotedi:
"Perhap s I inight not hacvce taclon'
notice of ihis declaration i ithe saine
charciter of information had not come
to me froml various tats..\.
Comipers Said.
"Witi the tderstanding of the re
Spolsibility which goes with ily words,
notice is givel here and n1ow that the
.American working people will not he
forced back either by Iarr, his asso
ciation, or all the hou ribons in the
United States.
"There are some people who will,
not tinderstand; there are sonie peoleC
who (10 not understand all that Is
meanti. by the willinigness of the peo
ples of ile demiocracies to fighti and
maie file sacrifices inl order ihat a
better timeo All comle lo thev worker.
The Olime hvs come in the world whenl
the(, woi r kiiic g' pitopli arI 0 omin'!le iim
their ra.TheY havnw hsan
O1 n4 mc or wOrd: o' ' ( - cc n c :
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1h11' liOVenliet IWill Coopl)e'ate With ail
other agencies to hellP inl tlis recol
I iru ction tinie. Our mltoveient is not
to destroy, but to constrtict. And all
nawy juIst as ll Ini IIdeIStand now as at
any other tinme t hat the advantage
twhich tle workers of America and of
11le allied cointries have gained, and
which we hope to extend to lie peo
le vevin of te colu(11(1ierd Countries.
are. not -oin tg to he taken away fromn
us. And we will resist ii that attempt
to the uttewritost."
The e(nference a(1C lurned after a
("ml td t ion of l her 1t1l delnOvtels(
i 1n f1nd andI S."' ol u( omiplr'
ch ch d chair~~o. Ch m-wora
i~Ii
., :l~ 1 : ' 1 -)I 0 _
1(1k r:toil Wl ma h it ll" wiiitill'i]w
-l I i C . I\-er I .t n l 1 0 r ' I lcr k
(illially n t'e 1of the i 1' O il i 1 af
fedcrmaionwile mvatain peinanent
ann1111.al l 1.n 1 the S 'irs l Tuesday inl July.%
The 'S i annnal o.ilres of t he
Pan-Amnerleian ederation of I a hor
will he held at Panaiia.
John .\lirray Was elected the imng
lisli-speak in g secretary of the federa
tion -, nd Canuto Vr:igas of New Mexi
Co the Spanish-speaking secretary.
The conference was terilled by Ir-tj
lent. Goillpers as anll untparalleled
achievement of "popularltt diplomacy.'
See ot r lew Dinael' Sets, seve -al
decorat iOls.
S. .\. & 1.. I. WHIMK iS & CO.
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11an others.1
ind eethems.
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31ADEiN NEWS.
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'Madden, Nov. I.---TIere was deep
satisfaction when the news came to
this part of the vineyard that peaeC
reigned and the great world war Is
oVe r1.
We are nearing the goal in the
Iolillt (xpected of tis1 district In
IIhe I 'nited War Work drive. Woodrow
Wilson says this contribution "is a
1 fiitryv necessit ily. 1id you ever
knowv our- cotm:.-nder in chief to say
\hat wvan'! so? If you haven't given.
dri Ie. dont t the
n "a de n e um yr he vl l-folr
(1) I I . Ii I) t\ fill; v' 1) 0
-enutit ikI nw 10hiani ed by p
She ldl he aoner . t T
year to hale. sinaI prox and her many
.fr.iends Inb yeqiig that sheilf
soolla bei heifit feail
galtherced at the ehr'.Miss Snsie
-anlgston 1- ler Sunheam meeting.
Ie n ratine NviII soon be lifted at
lte hoe of W. 1 . nnitdgehamw. hiss
Saele, w ho was tihe last to he sick
I etting oi smilld Idly.
Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Wotford and Mrs.:
.1. ar. ean were calle s at the home
of \I (;coige lirown Sunday after
I noon. Jer e.r., is nom.' able to he
til a little and hopes are entertine
that his Is ot IIe hnward THe Sus
Fh homelof to Ih Iriends of Mt(
isl IIt on oprdd y
n 1on. Geog, Jr., is oy le o be1
that~~~ ~~ hiIso h uwr rd.; This
.1'V it: 1: '
Tur orw fie good
.he e rca w ehad
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. " 'JI'mgloaa ngmtigm
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uro fie oo
Mrs. .Jdssie 'Caldwell is now in a
liospital In Columbial where she will
undergo an operatioln on her troat.
Qunrterly 1eting of W1. If. UT.
Second Division W. 11. I. Will meet
Witi the First Laurcls Baptist Church
on Saturday, November 23, at 10:30
A. 31,
MORNING SESSION.
Praise Service; led by .\Mrs. J. R. Wil
liaim s.
i'rayiers for
(M( Our WV. M. 1'. presidenits.
(b) Our Y. V. A. Leaders.
(cl Oil]r 1t. A. Iwadlors.
d) Ou Ir unm wleadrs.
.\ T IK:i No')N I-! .
() r i int. .\AI s. \\ ifol e (In ol .
(,I ) C~rowim ill ('lmi-'sI~an life a
>.oriuil Vi'iiiiee. Malat. [3: 1-1'
1 u ! " i .i a. :.I . icrs. T. N
liam'hdaie.
( ) Ex-iressio of leligioin Co
vict ion a Necsity to Spirit al
Gr11owth. 'Malt. 13: 19-23. 'M IS.I
El"lenl MeCravy.
(C) Religious Conviction Xpress
ed by (a) Moral Action; (b) Ser,
vive focnhose Who Need 17s; (c)
Standing foi. Right Principles In
Spite of Opposition; (d) Public
Testimony. %'. Mnarion Cain.
Report of Cofmittee.
Aljournmen.
MRS. W. N. AtI:-,
Mrs. .1. 1). T.. WA .s,
Harkmidaee.
FIN AL SETLiM oSiri.
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