The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, March 05, 1919, Image 10
CAROLINA FARMERS
PLEDGE REDUCTION
iteports Indleate that Sentiment of
Farters ks In Favor of Cotton Hie
dus1.tionl.
Colutbia, Maiclh 1.--Reports of Ile
coulity ieelinigs hlvid yesterday il er
ery Section of the State indicate that
the fartnvrs of oith Caroliona have
gottent squa rely behind the cotton
aereage reldict 1ionl plal. will hol the
retinaindcr of the INS crop of cotton
for highier prices and mtake sote re
dtetion inl the ailioiit of reitilizer
itsed. At the lueetings yesterlday,
speakcis explained tle ac rea ge redne
tion plan aid correahted iundertakings
to aiudit teo-i coluposed of fartniers and
buisini. ic. The preiared pledge
was freely sigled and in practically
all cotn1intie districI enm ntlittees were
atppo iied 1 a the county m1eetiligs to
secure in their respective territories
sietttures of failliers to the pledge.
.t a inhitber of Ineoctings. nIegro
farmers preseit llman1ifested interest inl
ihe plan,. In at least two counties,
(eorgetown aid Jasper the Ilitl
ilg raisecd a sut of m1oney hy sub
Scriptihiod for fiialelg the aeieaig rT
duce0tiol ph111i trough the State cen
Iad committee.
As far as available reportls show,
Hiere was no opposition to th ilans
pit forward by tile New Orleans (enI
vition. tesolutions adopted by many
of thl mee(0t1 ing1s provido specilically
for the payment of onte-third of crop
pers' roll inl other farit prodniets be
sides cotton. In Anderson. ithe farm
STOMACH UPSET?
iae's Diapepsin Iai ole einds sonor
e',u. 1t%, leidily, indigesion,.
Whell mea l ipsel you and yoIl
bl!ch gas, acid(s an I aIldige(Isted food.
h li(n you have lino p of indigestion ;
pItn Ior a11v distre-s .in :ina h yo(Iu
(an 4! rlicf instautly No w::iting:
* oo 1a 1 u t a tailet of
' i l)ialj;,ps1Ia Oli !h( indigestionl
pam lap Ga, s :idlity, hecariurn.,
1latunnce and dysjpt-pia vanish. 'ape's
liiupo iin tahiss 5 cst very liiile at
VA LUE, --FI
r ,
wilI fnf the m
he has conuered
soe far as th eag
dollar arj~te one
he finds *-ut, he's
hands of the shi
with father comir
This being a cloti
we wouldn't atte
offer' the answer
We do, however,
to see these (Mic
Spr'ing Suits at
$25.00 t
and in the sam<t
that he compare
other clothes at t
! MINTER (
Laurern
ers it tle meeting decided to let re
ditetion In the 'use of fertilizers take
care of itself.
J. Skottowe Wannamaker, chairman
of the State central committee, spoke
at fihe meeting of farmers in Calhounl,
his home county, with Thomas G. Me
I eod of liishopilile, former lietitenlant
governor. Both of them also addressed
the meeting at Orangeburg.
"'The farmers In the counties have
indorsed the )roiposition to cut tle
areage C3 1-3 "er cent anitd have sign
ed tile pledge in large numbers. The
PIersoins present have taken pledges
honie to be signed by their neighbors.
'li capill ailgn did not enid with today's
imeetings but has just begun," says
.1. Skoltowe Wallnnamaker, State chair
mani. "The meetings today were sue
cessfil not under the spur of oratory
or excitement, bit by force of the
logic of the situation and the farmer's
belief that he has not had a siuare
(10,11.
-In some of the cotunt ies there was
diseinssion of tie relation of teialits
and ilandlords to this (iuestion. The
Slate central committee at its meet
ing I.next Tuesday noon in this city
will be asked to determine a fair basis
of exchange upon which other com..
mloditie; cll be given to landlords inl
place of rental cotton. it. is stated
that the landlords in many counties
will be patriotic elough to c'hanuige
Ileiri contracts and get out of tle all
cotton rental plan.
"Riicliand c! (o n*ty passed resolu
tions deelarilg that if cotton farim
ers are to be represented abroad by
one of their number, . 1). Smith Is
the man who should go."
PtOM INE-NT A'T"i'ORNEA DI-:.AD.
C. 1'. Sanders, of Sll 1rbuii iiLr, Died at
lin Atitllai Hospital Suntiday.
iuittrin urg, h-'eb. 27. --C. P. San
diri, oin of the Ibest known la owyer of
S ltrianuhur. died ca ly tloday il .\t
Imina follow ing a hrier iI II. s. .l ..
Saniders was -2 years of ag, aid I has
been ut el V I fi h i onlithelrni' ratilwaI y
f*or latiy ly irty years. F-'or a nu1
1: I a : . f il lw fli 0 1:w l' f 1., -
il-' * t Ii- t'l i t hui e s. ails
Th remnains w r romAl t) S:ri
fnwr: oay. aind the funeraj-'l Ser
vicer w\l i l l bi t :i : e ' k ri
day afternmoon at1 It'lhol llethodist
chur11ch of, wh-ich ho was a1 membler.
The intermet il! follow inl Oakwiood
.\lr. f 4ndrs Wah bon in the lowxer
(e--ion o he.-10e.u came lo 'Spar
anh:in his ealy youh , and enter
the wracli of law here.
mt qion ofmeia
tnod hu~lt tilD~
aSab i tWhe e'
y inonte nx.t"in
ednthisvprtiseme,
atho wer owit
invite thn man
'arer' daughr er
brea'weno suget.
them with any
he same figures.
OMPANY,
Wiiiu FAILE) WILSON
3loteiet Ainnt .einocratts to Sup.
plaint ('lark anld Uilehin -vitla WIilsonl
Supporters,
Washington, Al.ch .--There Is a
qiuiet though weIl defined inovenient
on the part of D(.. -lratq iI the horuse
to sidetrack Chamup Chu k,. i..
as WDeniocratic floor leader Finis J.
Giarrett of Te'niiessee, and to supplant
Claude Kitchin as rankinjg inibier of
the ways and inans conmmittee Iwith
Ilenry T. Painey of Illinois. Several
of thle Southl Carolinla delegation, it'.s
said, are parties to the unusual pro
gram. \The reason assigned for Inak
ing (hi effort to depart from the reg
uIlar order is that Inany Democrats feV!
these important place" slhould be oc
cupied by inen who are In synipathy
witi the president and his adiinis
trat fon.
The defeat of tihe DenDoerats in theI
last election has been attributed to tlt,
altrgolisni1 of certain Denocratic
leaders in congress to P'esident Wil
Soi1's War policies, and it is now deiell
ed not only party expediency but re
tributory justice to relegate to the
rear those .who have been found want
ing and to put none oil gtard bit those
who have s(ood the test.
Tle vronliote's of til Iniovelliitt t sec
in .111. iRainey a Iltost capable inan for
ile ranking Dleniocratic ieumber of the
ways and Iealls coimittee, and inl '
(;arreltt they sc' an alert, skillful and
able spokesnnI who has tile capacity
to represeti I. the Dentocratic side of
the house and to benellit by every legit
Iitel advanltage that Inlay be pre
Seted.
While tiis I i a delrture from the
(itstoi Ilose who advocate it claiin
IIthe en1d j ust iles the i calls. They Conl
tend that tte Denocrats must )u11
no on guard 'who cannot he trusted
to) sand 1 by the wel d fltileld policies o0
the paty.
GIRLS! HAVE A MASS
OF BEAUDFUL HAIR,
SOF 1, 6LOSSY, WAVY
\ i i ull b1 .' il et o' < Idandruf an
\ I n' tm 1 iIei - t0 I pitli
It . i d u n n t i
.in 1h 1 ce o h u r f or lffallin,,
i air tad your i alp \\ill nt ilch, hm
n h il I phease you It t ill II b ahelr
ft ,
filn auni ioxny at yrst y s . :
ad!y* wli ai r I ng all over Iil
.\ l itth - li nl 'in e 113 i id i o dIu
' how kill, fadi d, brittei anl Id
c;s y .in v J st ; luis.ten a1 . clwt h w it h
in and 1arf1lly drw \ jI
* 1 r'1 1 t . t kil ' "ltin g o n l s m i a l l
r I ft aI i:'1. Thlt iivei i ainaz
r hlair wtill I ligtllt lii'y
,Iaml ha e lt allPpite t arirt -e oft'a
n w: t n in 811 nii li' a hI . i ; i ,!
01
- ' Itt. w jl lit it t
-t :, I i II ' i t hi( I( t l t ";
t'yitin~lltie St'it' f ilt if yo p wiljus
iitg 111)VO'Till tti 1T11101.
.(Iw ork, .\'reb ::.e Al strniceo
-e tor s vltu-d 11 todaer y by the~g n ex-.
r--ih-d to broin. about an on ee ie Stentof
PAVAUA a ,MW
BOOK KEEPING
IS A DRUDGERY....
AVOID SOME .OF IT
Loose Leaf Ledgers
Not Cheap----But Economical
Write or phone us and a repre
sentative will call to demon
strate that the old system in
any kind of business is a time
killer.
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