The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, April 23, 1919, Image 11

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* . XIv. LJRHNS, SOUTH' CAROLINA'WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3 1-99. LGE COTTO4XNC 800 dlut D~io I40 c 1: ads?'%o, NItundred Mhlli Vapi. Seed Under Samei (omablne, 1Co1u1bia, April I6 .-)elegats fr oI h .Qouth Carolina Cotton Association to tho southern Cotton Convention in Ne"& Orleans next month mtet 11 Co lirmbia Yesterday with mem'bers of the 91outh Carolinita delegation iI both housiaes of the; national congress. Thea@ ttoposition to form - a Cotton Alarketing t'orporat ion with $10oo,000, 000 enpital vas heartily in(lorsed, with the ugLgestion that this capital stoelc hb itv $20(,000,000. istea(ad. Jt was a o o net ili the Se'opp;,* the -prophagd org +1ization bo so .'nd ired a t t etde cotton seed. To urther erlable theC 'So1tI tO linanev the cotton crop the committee also recommended that banks he urged to ipecrase their capita stoc 60, per. ce it, o' to uch amoudt i.u thek may ihu practidabte. .State ibainks:, were mmtgid! ito 'Alp the federal )OSrO:e Sys tein'i'o as .to.bec6nte linki ln,the great (.hain of the national financial system and thus be inl a position to widen the margin of loans that may be made to rLr-mers on agrieituoral products: It aS11, iOommemled that in the-orgnti zui.tioni of the ip'gos ed (cotton market i le corporation and inI the increase of cppitpi W teekof bq'jti*, IAberty bonds ]I(, avugleds .991 ,alid 4thqht F041)p (4S be encouraged, to.. Iprclage Ijh Ie'ally of stock in the'CorporatIons and inI the 'banks. In procurhig uibserip tiolt to the cotton vorpor-ation, the amounts' wIll be apportioped' as the different 1,Li rty Idais w're apioron ed In the cotton growing States. The:committek. met at 11. o'clock t None Char 1-3 Our ent ire SAll of A small e N o1A SRPP RT Yi6ste.day Iioltinrug ai the Columbia 'ihaindbe of Columerce, and * With a rlief IntormIeslto for, luich, continu (d itn sess-ion until after 4 o'clock in the afternoon. The following were present: Gov. .i A. Cooper, lieuL. G.ov, J., T. I iles, Orangeburg; J. H4. Claffy, Or anigebrIg; J. S. Wannamakor, St. Mat thews; T. P. Cothran, Graenviljb; 1. V MtaTA$l;' Chht, ston'n rl n, Jennings, Sum t-'; Douglas McIntyre, .Marion; T. G. cNiclicon, B3ishopville; 11. I,. Alontgomery, Kingstree;. B. 11. Moss, Orangeburg: Senator gnlth, Lynchba t'g; Senator Dial, Latiremij: Con~gre gmn ()11yrnp9, .'Aiken; (.Con gressmidfl i40eAsof, Oheraw; Con gressman Lever, Lexington. Tihe meeting was organized with J. S. Wannamaker as chairman and .Jothb .f: MeceYa secI'tuvy. , After a full n I'Igthy 4lsussiol, an special comnittee: as apl'oitedor the pullpose ot, prepdring reabilu to'is oi the co onf marketing and financ ing corporation. This commitltee con sisted of It. Q. itheit, L 1). .Jennings and J. S. Wannamaker. The follow ing resolut iqn offered. -)y tjiq comn igit tee, and, after ag tj dIscussIqn,. was unanimously passed: "Rtescilyd,- 'I,1utt this gapegiaj 90min)t tee kIppplitedijy;,t he South. Caripa Cotton, Assoctaton, do hea 1 jdprp the proposedI. orgauization of a cot ton marketing corporation, with a eapital stock of $100,000,000, and with pIowerd 9o dqal iniand'with dotion to the very tullest extent, but would rec oimend that, If practicalale, this caIpi tal be niade $2,O,000,000, and its scopQ ON Stock of Sprini the above are I penhagen and 1-2 t of Coat Suit eat dPoplind arova1 be enlarged to deal in and, with cot ton seed. 'This ommittee blieves alt it .Wotld Pe practicable: ; tme to raise amount of $Z.00100!g~O geec illy if. stock be made payab e. In, Liberty bonds, if desired by: the 'ubsqrcirbg, "It is essential in. the judgment: of, this committee that the majority of the stock be owned by the farmers of the South, and this committee recommends that proper profliwin l nade to - cure th)s end. . "This committee is confildent that the people of South Carolina will take thf' vroport n o.4 capit.al stock of Ithis, conjloratton, vhether it. be $10000"0(0"r o. $20b,000,00, and pledg P4 its 'full support to see that said stock is taken. "This committee recommends that all barnks in the Sout.h -incroa e t r. conlnIted Ottpft4i $tli , rpit~ 1 50 cent, or to sull01 .p tifou t ll y find to,'be ib 0F, fo 4 plrj of enabling them. to make larger loan, to individual borrowers upon cotton collate al, and to meet the increasing demands u pn. all -ban s for 11h1ncial assistance. I is simggested that thre '.,s a vory large invest iit I (isbetybonds in .the south wi'icfr-may beconverted into this inerease of ca)ital with ad vantage both to the investor and the hank. "State Lanks in thV'Shith not 1mem hers of'the edIefaidr<.'.(3- syst im ard tirgod- to Joih ihe.fi da'al restv sys im." e he l n.od(.h* <m~ :o. secirint thes la f gp - .ghveuun1,en.\ 'vtohoures t ling of cotton and other products w. fully discussed and a special commit tee to have entire char'ge ofttlh mat teor of hecuiring .thdse'-w. *ke 9was app10ointed, consisting of R. 0. Rhett, chairman, A. F. Lever,. .. Smith, . IH. Claffy, T. P. Cothran,.6E. Mont 71jn~d, -ummqer ( it ' t Spring-,Mod Blacks, good .as! 1E'H i came $uner( Btlacs, god sz librens 1 gomery argI -J.. S. W.anamnakpr. The, giakter of phangen..in tihe na tional baiking, I.W;5 was , , fuljy dis cuissed anq)qinjmqqQIjr this entlr~e nlat, .tOr :wastiurned over to, Congresai Stc'enxson. with, the request, that:.4ie. hiandic the sanye'.. . II.." ) Tihe method eup19ycj by .the. gov ernmcnt in. makIn.g .acreage estimates and crop estilmate was fylly dis cusged, It, Iglng broupl out that the rgPesentative of the .government In South CanrQljp 1,1on .o( thL prost ac t ive, and pains t ng iI the entire bel . hi ptiatter was refe-red to, a speeAls gominittec consisting of J. & Wail a.' t-e, chairman, T,' 0. M1ee1eod, .Join .1). rst anL B. B. flare, with Instructions that, tq Prepare h isaclcal form for the secur ing 41f agrateano d correct crop acre age and ,estimate reports and use 1th61-. est eff'd(' t'o live the samd' ch poteit 'iinto'liw at 116 next Whion of tie general assembly. A fNil an'd 16ngfhi d14u'i " sd16 it'ottd eel s 'titit r6t u1vd' in tbns'lig a' "Mo1'fh ' Intiriti'g the chalihin t6 ti1 up 11th 'the drt i ry aot drP ittit e 'ad alsd i th the pure fodd t epart'ren, the niatt er- of' thih iniortaIonl of 6ic ital 'of4 arid the Cotton geed giittiohs eMitea to day. l'sing evy' clrl i),t have Same reliev d.. 3LET IIOD) i's TI R A ISK $31,00t0,00' 9011 MISSIONS One Mllion Dollars Allottel tW ITpper Sofihb Ca'rolina Conference. Oreenville, April 19.-'Nie Opper South Carolina Conference of -e Melhodist' church, whic is eoflpted of Amdxtrson, Cokesbury, Gto6hviile. Rock Iliill. olunibla and Spiar tan bur' dIst riots, has 'sot out to raise dprdx imately $1,000,000 oh May l9th' TlitA is the 1n';ount allotted to the confer ence in the Centenaryi Moveinent ih ioat Suits .and C els in Serges an ;ortment of size I F from last Seat RTH irt all-wool" anc s-Black and Bit Best Store Is:!--71T--TF. Whie tjiq,vhurhes of Ithe ent.ire south11 prOpopss to ,raite $A5,00%0000 for miti P, 1loilit Q( this City has been ap ,pointed conference camPajltan;dlrect or, p'hile; tht.)Rev. J..CItjier of (Qiester, JhAs Ileen, designated . . - inis.9ionary :seretary, Rev. 11oper, will fIovato all of his ting*! to Jbis work, MyAeling over Ihiu11 pper part, of thu si.ato ap1d speak insi~n .t,1jeintei:est of thqCojttenary.. One minute 4speeches will. be, mado eacb, Studa.y in all the .churchCs 4f the conference. The opening day of the vaulpaign, -,\ay lsth, 'hpt 4lso Jeqn deJgnated as a day. of prayer for all the --miembers. AIr. , Hollis .and his co, vorkers confidenAy bellleve that. the lesixed aunoun,t will' be. raised on the tirst slay of the ca.tnpaigni and that -it \\ill not bei uneessar. t) continuo thle apllpell for the remaining eight days in Thu cothined 'heithbbrship b6f the onl' 1coeTI,0f11, o 1 6t'olg I krosmpfliled' li 11he Offllee' of thmo--estati m i n $ ii 'n, ThJsIuepaii t'alt a er nienhlber will he expicte(d tiii !give :an i ther,"is the motto for the canipaigii, this having been usggested by )r. W. W. P son of .ashvilje, who spoke in Greedivillo sevAId I'ks ag In the liit oidt 6ff lhp; Cnitenary. The following district workers have beni 1ipjIointed by Mr. Holls ii the :iapprdadeh ng cainpaign: Anderson dis i.iet . 13.' Buinbert, Anderson, dis t rict cambaign director: the Rev.- C. C. I con i Anderson, presiding elder; ehairmani of minute men, C. G. Good gion'. Willianiston. Cokesbury district C. I eatherstone, Greentwood, di ot; -t le R'ev. J. W. Kilgo, Green Wood ri1esiding elder, chairman of Ilinute: n . . , H. owen, Greenwood. Colilmilin district-L. L. Hardin, Co huiinhia; if residing elder, the Rev. R. E. Stackh6ute, Colutbla; 1hairman of minute nien, . D. Etoilng, Colum None oats, Capes and d Poplins, Navy. s from 16 to 4 P 12 ~on. Styles -ar FF 1' Inewmodels, es only.' tN ida. Greeiivilie d(liet-'.I . Eead, (reenville, director'; the Rev. . 4. SteAdihad, Greenville, presidh elder; A. ilab'b, Uattrens, haltinan of niniite t eir. Rlof 'l11 distt lot . '. -lohnson. ock iII .director Re. .T. r. 'major. *to'e'l'. presid Ing rider; . I. Gln.Cetr .gh'airnmn n min te men. Sjrt an burg dis-trict. - .. ini niond, Slgi q'tanbui -g, diree tor: Rev. IF. S. .Tones. Slartaburg, proI"idhl der; Gahe Canm'on, Spar tatirg. (chairinan of mittP I ncii. HNAO~l N HW~S.* 1-kom, Agyri I 2.1.--Thi 'fariners are' HOW Plmant11ng 0Cotton seed iii a hurry a .aoq deal of corn )as already v froul tlhis spetioll attpnded ~Snj of. tihe Center Polut johool tn.4 Sal gr<y an(. all. report. a nice Mi .ackman, tenoltr. of the sehool,, left. ulday 1morini for her holme at J i aniry, .1 iss Myrile Cu111 bert Soil eameI11t liomo Friday to attend tie pienic and 11t the weeki-end withiliga 1yiacku t the hoine of Mr. CiOt I' AIjPx A nice crowd attended the - r mnecting Sutn iday night af. thlo r 1ir. Bart Cooper. - ,ir. and M rs. .1. P. 1011odgda'D min a Mr, Earle. spent Sunday wjti s. Luranieo McDaniel. I)r. .1. G. Cooper dined with i . C. Culbertson anq family Sun4y' Little Mis:_ugenia Hamilton ppept last week With Miss Janette Pittson. Mr. IJ. W. Thome has been. right sick for a fow days with mumns. Miss Lidle Culbertson visited: lier aunts, 'lissbs Edna -and Hittur'a Cooper Monday. Wfiss Irene Cooper spen-t Satprdhy night 'with Mfist Lonie Cooper. on Approval -1-3 I Dolmans. , Tans, 2~. Sall right .4' I plamn and neClare