Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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LIF OFF CORNS! Apply few drops then lift sore; touchy corns off with fingers (C DJoesn't hitrt a bit! Dr p a I 0 Freezonv on -a aching Cor ,In I tly that corn stops litirtiig, t enl ou lift It right out. Yes, magict A tiny bottle of Fireezo costs but a few C(ns at any drug store, but Is sulliclent to remove every hard (0111, soft corn. or corn between the. toes, and the calluses, without soreness or Irritation. Freezone Is the sensational discov ery of a Cincinnati genius. It Is won (er-full. The next time you buy calomel ask for aL The par.Ti ji and refined calonel tablets that are nauealas, safe and sure. Md;i:'inal virtues retain ed cl awl iuroved. Sold on y i !sede packagces. For Weak Women .In use for er 40 years! Thou~san of voluntary letters frojiwo 'teltl ing of ye og6d Cardul has d tthem. This is the bt iprofof itre value of Cardtt' lt proves that CarduI is a good mediine for women. There are no harmful or habit-forming drugs in Cardul. It is composed only of mild, medicinal ingredients, with no bad after-effects. TAK CARDUI The Woman's Tonic You can rely on Cardul.. Surely it will do for youa r-what it has done for so mnany thousands of other W women! It should help. "I was taken sick, seemed to be . . . , writesMrs. Mary E.Veste, Sof Madison Heights, Va. "I got down so weak, could hardly walk . .. Sjust staggered around. . . . I read of Cardul, , and after taking one bot tle, or before taking quite all, I felt much better. I took 3 or 4 bottles at that time, and was abl o do my work. I take it In the spring when run down. I had no appetite, Sand I commenced eating. It is the best tonic I ever saw." Try Cardul. V -AR Druggists BAR CANDIDATES OVEli AVlE OF 601 Age 1L1mit il 'Judgeshipl Appointment Virtually Deeided Ulton by Attorney G4eneral. To E11ninate Number of Proiient Lawyers. Washlington, May 2.-With the ar rival here today of J. S. IHart and J. S. Steele Bryce, of York, advocating tle appointment of Col. W. NV. Lewis for Judge of the Western district of South Carolina, came information of a reliable character 1"which11 will in doubledly have a Ieldeiey to clarify this situation ainong the Iany andi (ites inl th state' within the liext few days. This information is that al though there is 110 law oil tile sub ject th depar itien t of just ice will hes inlto and10 seriously conisider' matters befortle rconiiuendiig the Ilaiie of at canidite niore thani 60 years of age. to-1las -ipill i.y This h:-i b(ien a custoni of tlie de partnient for many years and alhouIIigl last week it was stated that this might not be brought to bear in tile presel inustance, later information is that the lines are to .be closely drawn and that no man over this age will be conlsidered. This wil eliminat e several of thie candidates, among thIiem several who are am1nong tle best knowi lawy in the upper part of South Carolina. This will clarify the situation and brin ug the flitestion of a recommenda tion down to not more than two or three available iein, unless others not now canididates shotuld determinle to enter the race. It is very dillicult to get posItive statements Ifrom the at torley general. 1ut it is sai(d that tle Department of Justice is opposed to appointlig me% over sixty years of age, not because they may not he able anid caPable but becautse at the age of seventy they 'would go on the retiredl list with half pay and the working time is too brief inl comparison wit this est imatec' longevity. While this ruling will work a hard slip on some of the candidates it is one that cannot he helped and as sooi as it is oficially announced that this line is drawn tle present list of Iandlidales will be very materially re dI ied. (11'P11. -: 31 A Itli Et11: lIM-Ml IN T AM-,.\1 . a rrht ' ('rentnny Is Performed BOI-'vot inl .\ir al Texas Flying~ 1t on, .. :1.-- vi; I t te d n fen in1: s t fr 11 1 w( 1 2-cyv i Id r lib rty itri bea I wt ddin: a. W . .lad , f 11c('iiI nati, Ohio, and \is .\la jori I )i nioni, of Yorkville, I1nd., ere pro nintneec(d 11n0an and Wife mot ( I than 2,0100 feet above the hieads of 14,11(1 4 e1 - talors at Ellingmtom leld today. The veeinuonly is tihe first otf its Iinld ever recorde,. and a giant I lanidley Paue bobihitg airplane Was r lir led to accommiodat t he wedding party of twelve lr-solns. Shortly after I::Nli I. mi. tihe paty barked for the' skies w ithi ILeut. E. li. K iluore, iirst aerial mail man lie tween New York andi Wash ingt ona Ipilot and ('hapilain Lietit. .1. E. IRees, of Oh io, ac tin g as ''sitre enouigh"' sky~ ilot. The shill left thme grotud amiid I the s hott a nhe liees oif thlouisands, 5 andl aliiiost exac'tly at 5 o'clock the tmtarriage c eretmny was conl ude'd. A fter' the (eremnty was ('0mpletedCI the pilot drove the shIp for a tw~enty minute ('ruisi' thrragh lIght clouds. NOTL(E (OF ELElCTION. State of South (Caro!!na, C'ounty of Laurens. Whereas, pet Itions sined b ya legal numbeh(r of thle qutal Itled electors and free-holders r'esid ing in Suill Ivan school distriet No. 3, Lanurens county, SouthI ('a rofi na. askIng foir an lectllion up~on1 till liuestio of't votIng an ab'li tionial I mil tax upon the liroperty in said( school (list rict to lie ulsedl for echool ptur; .ses. have bceen tiledI withI hle coiuty b4 arid of edution,111 an el cc tin1 is Ihereb -order i tupon sa Id qutes tioni. Sauid P 'etlomt to be held on the - dhay of .Jtj. 1 ', 19. at Pop am' Sping h'lool 110 -et saidl dilstriet, tinder the muanaLge n I of thel trunste('s of salid school dlist. On! v suiel eIlectors as ireturn r'eal1 or t'ersontaI property for' taxat Ion andil who u'xhii it t hir tax tece Ipts anid reg sItration 'ei't illentes as requtinrd ini thle pen eralI el eltion shaIIli e aillowved 'Thotse' favoring the I mIll addItIonal ta.' shmal v'ote a ballot contaIning the wordll' "V l'S"' wrItten or lintIed thlerie on. Those arainst the I tmill addlition al tax shall vote a biallot containIng the w'\ord '"NO"i written or pin mt ed there(oni. P'olIs shiallI open at the houri of S 4'('lock In thle forenoon and shall remaIn open until the hotut of -I o'clock in thei a fter'nooni when they shall lie ('lisedI, and the halIlots counte d. The trustees shahlI report thle r'esutiI of the electlin to the c'ouinty audItor an al ouiin ty suitperintIenden t of educa. tion within te'n days there'after. JTA MTS HI. SV1'TLLVAN, lUy ord~er of County Bloard. -16-21 PIles Cured In 6 to 14 Days Drufigehts refund money If PAZO OINTMENT falls to cure ItchIng, Blinit, icebding or Protruding Pites. :stanttivy reliev3 l 2hhg Pire- red "yo c"i get mcttul ahn paft., tui nroe nnD~CannOm Pik COD (EltI INY WILL MIN PEAOE SAYS lCX.(GOV. 31ANNIN(l (Con tInued F'roI Page Two.) "I blush at the attitude of Congress, not only because of the outspokeni ut terances of Republican senators, but because of the little snipping and carping criticisms of men of achieve ments of the administ ration first in fighting the war to a successful con clusion aid then in the great work that has followed. No one, uinless lie has.heenr as Ilhave been and i has seen the iragnritrude of tils umilier'taking, can have any adetfiate conception of what has beeni as I have been and has seen \\'hen peace is si.rild and tIe .Woril is a1t work again, this sniping crilicism vill (eae and reogniilon of \ood irov Wilson will extend not only to the niasses who alreIady look to him as their leader lhe world over, hir to Ihose w'hlo are n ow h is iarisiiess c 1 I.~ It I ~ ic~r ii c~ ".i .l11Y Bie Fforced Ito ll.n I'nliess the Riepublican senate shall ratify, tile peace I realy v ii lilt Ieaguie of Nations pr'atically iitact \\oodrow Wilson will. in tire opinion of Governor Manning, he forced to nccept the )emocratic i1nminatioltn in 120, and ii that event he will 1 elected for a thirdl term. Alr. Alanning ex Piressed absolutile satisfaution with the heave tr'eaty. As it was being prepared at Versail les ie was privileged to aclruaInt him self twith its provisions, section by section, as these were comiflied and long before they were perseite to the German envoys. 111at 01Y Io Women Workers. "To the American woman who has heen serving in tire war in the Red Cross, the Salvation Army ant the Y. 'M. C. A., I take offmy hat," sai(l ir. Manning. "I have been priviliged to obser-ve what I gr'eat service she ias rendered, a service second only to that of tire Amiieriean soldier. Too muheli praise cannot he given her. "As for tlhe doghboy. tle courage tlhe patience, the endurance and the dash of tiese men has simply been breyoindl rstimrat'e. They woni tire war. I believe every . mlericani who has l'e n in t.ri1o e h:res) Ile fenlini: I have tha heemt of t u ri in t he vr .\mirre ' i' be itringer aI b ItI - fIr than r r bfre anl that Iv ta i l i I mI: f i' Iv loo It Io Ihi Iu thI v , . I a thei lveft t1,1'. ' r q ini of nr i anly v.ar in any ae. .r. lannin was I rt:n rndisy ik . apphlorninted to l arr hat pract i<a-; nothing ir1l heen doei inl Sm(i C (r() lina since dis delartur for 1i-rt4 to bring abou 1t an improvemnr lit in highiways. "'iSo4mbody fails to appreciat and tb) indiristiand the nlcssity," he ai. Visit sonl's rve. Ir. and .rs. .lnnmiilig wt'ir' i-rd ed very nn entiresy ii both Francea nd Iniilaind, 4'spe'cially 1y th mi' ril itar'y anrriies, arid werie enialed to visi many lrarts of TFrance' alun to mai~kt manyv observationrs whrichr woulhd (th crw is(e Irave beenCi dcinied thIierm. A hont Smiles north oif \'erdun they located lire grave rof their heiro son, .\alor \\'illiami Slinlr Nlanininig, whro was kIlIled in act ion oni Novembie r 5,. at thei hread of' iris mcii, anid in this sa ('re'd prlace the y s pen t some( timrie, leaiirig of .\l ajour Man ninrg's move menits fromii thle last. letter lie wvrote hiis fat her on Novembher in unIl thle day ire dieud with hiIis face to tire foe. Thie prouid parents, r'ich in thir sac riflece, dined withi thre ollicer's of .\a - Jor' Man ning's regimien t anrd from rthese' hiea rd of is hrerosim and1( mar'ty rdlom. It w~as a sou ree of gr'at itleat ion to NI r. and M\rs. .\aning to knrogxv that brefore t hir' soldir soil gave iip hiis life ire had thle saltis fact ion of seelig thle (er mans drIven out oif thIeir str'onghoild arid in retrlea t befor'e hiis meni. "We feel,"' sarid M~r. Mlanninug yes eorda y, ''thIat Ither-e was not hig miore'' to ire d eslired."' AN-r. and M\r's. Mlanning also visited thre shot wirerc the' Old lI lekory hioys b4rokle thrrughr tire liinenbulir it line. TIhey irispeteel th lie g round1( over whIiichr lire ('arioilina andi l'ennessee itoyvs forrght hack I Ie irun, dislodgiing him from iris sIt'rnghIrold, aird e'veni wcn I Into lthe Irunnrir and fort itieantins sup posed to be' ii iregniabrle uil h,- i" hioys of thIe 'tIbirtiethi proved thtat a fallaciey an rd a mrylih. 'The phrysical Ievi.. d (ernce whenci stuid elini 'onnrie'tion withi tire 'war ma11ps arid ertilal repori shrows, says .\nr. Mianning. thrat it was the 'F'hl' rttit sirpprtedi by thle Twe-n ty-Sevenith divisiomn wihel actrrally smiashed tire .I i('inenburg line a ndh went for'war'd thre far'therst into lire 'eemy lines. No Wormsr In a Healthy Child All children troubled with worms have an ur, healthy color, which Indicates poor blood, anid asr a rule, there Is more or less rstomach disturbance. GROVE'S TASTEL.ESS chill TONIC gIven regularly for two or three weeks wilt enrich the blood, im-r prove tho digecstion, arnd act as a General StrengthI ending TonIc to tho whole system. Nature will thren throw off or dispeilrhewormis, and thre ChIld wlU be in perfect health. P'leaearnt to take~ enr. bottle. \o~ ,1-iM Ii fa!imam.:2IE' The "Simple Lfin a .. . ....._ .N7 ('ook this sIine:Ir in at New~ Pl'eetion () fi al~vy rree(t--tha:t enni~ he rulated high With- thIi se you en n ieep you hi en. - fie a1 n Fas G.tore iomfot A 41li e. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (New Jerbey) -* ~ Washington, I). C. IBaltimorC, Md. Chiaritotte, N. C. Noriok, V'- Charleston, W. Va. lichmiond. Va. Charleston, S. C. MI STR NITP1L. ... .... firt ta. OILIOI c lp1~o~ _ _ " m L e a11 0) kt1 s ,nII eW e efc t i(- Y "'Ot-te P EF CIO-- eruai-I lfl C (,I~~~~k ,,t m~~~v . It w ill sa v~~~~~~e v sj t c t l i i .~ o v a . T e N w P r e t o o k cnr, t~f m a Y h t~sc old tas s. ffi ic .1H Y d e t-l d ah y - ni all Il cal oi W ill th s s~pv * .411 c l ke p v pur Ili I tlli .3)(1 _-,.s sovf cm for . A l szes lo W 11 1-d il ill 1.(fll l c t"111 t lt 41411 on ' lc th s s ffil ier fin v o ti iti r t t(.old 9A 87 T H E F R i E N rehd LY TO B ACO' Thar's two things can't be imitated- outhful charp ant-ellow old age "Mellow old age" in good Kentucky Burley Tobacco is reached after it has cured for two years. We put millions of pounds in ware houses every year, to ripen for two years. It is a slow, expensive method. But it makes Velvet as good a pipe tobacco as money can buy. It makes Velvet mel- ~~ low and friendly-cool and long-burning. Get that charm of Velvet's mellow age in your pipe today. Roll a VELVET Cigarette 15#LIOc1 NVE-S TObACIO CO.