The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, June 25, 1919, Image 12
WILSON TO STUMP
FOR THE LEAGUE
President Plans to Tour Americlt on
Return from Franeo lin Order to Ac.
quailt People with World Covenant.
Washington, June 1.-President
Wilson, facing a divided senate, has
decided to carry his fight for ratifica
tion of the league of nations covenant
directly to the people1 in a country
wide speaking tour. 110 expects to be
gin the trip as soon as he ret urns tr01
P'ariH.
The 'Irsident's decision was ieveal
ed hero today coincident withI receipt
of a messaige in which he declined to
g ive tihle senate, inl advance of signing,
the official text of' the peace treaty, re
quested in : .*olution, adopti'd over
vig oros' opjo* ion of th lieague sup
porters.
eii ii'\ither develoint. calsed gieat
sur11priso he1re, but each servd to Vim
phmazia the preskliden-s positionl and to
provide furlher. subj,11ma1tr for the
ilihaWt vhich begins tomnorrow on Sin
atol Knox's resolution to p1ut the sen
-I Ie onl retcord againist accoepting. thle
leva'gIe vovenant along with the peace
trea I V.
\A e ttv itinlerary for, the ,;wak
ing trip ha11c(ee completed by Secre
tary 'T'uimilty but it will not he imlade
public tiII il .r. \Vilson finally has aP
provedil it. It, Is expected. however,
that tile tour will caI y hii i into tit'
far west and will occupy niny days.
it. was said he probably would devote
Alrost attention to western states where
leaIi e opposition has gained the great
est headway. The date the trip is to
, :in still iliges ipoln developni.eits
at Vcrsailles butt as iarIl y as ollcials
can predict .\Mr. \.ilsoi will reach
Waiislnn.:ton aIbOlt .1111y 1t. will lay
the treaty frmually befoie the sen te'
and then,]I possibly o1l Indeenldenlce
1)ay, will iegin a swling aroind the
cych. that will eclipse inl extent and
s4pirit all hiL, previouls dJirect '11ap nh
to th iw popho.
IlTee hiave been sui~ges ioins t hat
while he is niaking the toiiur tie scnate
imlight ht forced into reicess and senia'
lots oppo.:ingr ratifiaetion 5(enit to tle
couintry to ans;\er him, hit it was
said at the ictapitol there was lIthti
liloihoel I suc a coiusi. It is re
gardedil 4 (ta iin, Ittwevr ', that op
hiosit ion ;I)eakes' Will follow the lpr's
Idenit's s peial trainl, throughL0 thli
doubtful statis.
Oppositiin senato's ge(nerally, how
over, (1ecintel today from making al.
oiiinii'nst on the executliVe's Plan 01
(.atnlpa1ig. Th tuessao declinling: t
senid the treaty% t .1alona1" cie
in silence whnt it was ietad to the sin
ate but1 Senatlor .lhnstm,.1re110blicanl
of Ctalifotri a, N0ho int I 'tli i it lrs
o o ut31]t h h ' l -11 i ctii Ilit
subjct f a sen te :llk ch within 'thit
netf. w ays
M1 \t \ Sh ST \TF VF -'lV F('C.
V )ra0n1 e r, . '1 n4 21 . 1 C , i 0ie ll
i. \hAIcJail at hine, ater hiavin.
lien pc dinhar..\l'dt urtni thev service
fewi la-is ai.it lie war i n d I'siht
e'icit ai'.i ad 'took ac1tiv at inaul
flank con painy In the at tacking wavi
n that oca'':sjin. A\s a resulut of ga.
andii expo111iu ll a the froint, lit was1 sen1
to a hiospitl~d thei hist of Noveniiher
14eo~rfour mionthIs lie was in thet hios pi
tat in Friani'e and t wo ilionthls afte:
hing br-ought to the i'nitedi S lt's.
Couloinel .\iarchiant is a gr'aduiate o
t he C.itadeil, wasll o.oniiunanidant oh' Geor'
ga ',liliay ('ollege for six years,. ii(
also volutntet'reid ditring thti Spanish
A incr'i'ani war i'.le wa s recently alt
pioinied colonel upton Goivi'iioi ('oop
er's staff. ('iloniel .laichiant has tIn
uniline distiInct inn ohf having scirved uip
on the. stalls iof golvernoris iof tw
St:u ts, hohl ing: threi' api ntndi enti'ils. 1I
hiehl appioinitntIs upon11 sctaffut f Go (ht
thitcccdocut the S~tte art' trgtne. hill
to. Inat I:' e racet fit l jutanti and i
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-I makes of Automobile Radia,
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as new. We ,atso repair fen
-der, tanks and make racing
seats. Ship u~s your radiators.
- DisCOUNT Q DEAl. JRS
W.R.Hartinx & Bro.
la 1ia Ma*in 86.olumba$0
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* CROSS HILL NEWS. *
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Cross Hill, June 23.-Last Wednos
day afternoon Mr. Sam D. Drummond
and l iss dEthel S. Culbertson of Lau
rens, accompanied by a number of
special friends, all In automobiles,
caio to the Baptist pastoriltil aid
vere Joined Ili tie holy bonds of iVa
trimony by Rev. John G. Vilson. The
party returned immediately to Water
loo to the hom1e of tlie bride'; parets,
I1Nr. and Alrs. Wado iH. Culbertson,
where the happy couple were giveni a
Wan r,11 ecept iott and inmaiy hearty con
gratualtiois.
Air. John MAlCravy, of Columbia, was
in our midst for the week-end, visit
ing and shaking hands vith ilis former
neighbors and friends. John is taking
Several mnoniths' vacation and will
spend thle timle inl a hospital inl Tell
nessee and I. visiting a number iof
Northern cities and places of interest.
Mir. John ]1. CuIbertson and family
of lit. Olive, were here Saturday and
gave its a short, but very pleasant call.
They were visiting M\rs. Culhortson's
brother, Nir. James Vells. John has
recently fitted himself up withii a new
Ford touring Car. Ile says that if
aiutoilobiles are going to bust 'the
count ry he wants to bust with tle
Others, It, doesni't want to be alone.
Besides being a successful farmer, Mr.
C(ulbertson deals somewhat in cattle;
but that splendid milker of his which
yields him 2 1-4 pounds of good butter
each day Is not for sale at any price.
.liss Mlary 1ill left Saturday for
Richmond, Va., to attend the suunner
school at that place. She is accom
111(ind by two other youtng teachers
from Newberry county and by V.liss
Mayme Boyd Iludgens of Mountville,
who Is going to Washington, 1). C., to
see her brother, Capt. Watts Illudgens,
Ma>
give
V
our
img
fre
the
wh<
t
do~
For
who is still in the hospital at that
place.
Rev. Robert G. Lce, formerly of this
pliace, but now ptstor of the DIal)tist
church at IEdgeih :d, is In Chicago at
tending comimenceient of tile hitago
Law School, from which Institution Ie
has received the degree of Ph. 1). Mrs.
lIec Is also with him.
'Tlhe first cotton bloom of the.season
here was sent in last, Friday, 20th Inst.,
by Mr. W. 1). Davis, who Is farming a
few mfiles below Cross 11111. This was
followed closely by anot her broutght. to
towni SaturIday )y a colored farner.
T'e last overseas soldier fioi Cross
11111 to reachl home was Mr. Simmons
Pinisoni who entile in Sunday afternoon
fron Va mp j1e;son where lie receiv
ed his (ischtar ge last week. l. 'iln
son emi -I !he servc itn .ay ofr last
yeart fr .i f'urtuani i'niversity where
THE FARMER MUST I
Many Bret
Due to Exj
Catarrh in
Cla'
SEvery farm Lim
almost every on A
World Famous .1
it Is invaluable.
catarrhal inflam
piratory organs,
body.I
Mr. W. J. Temple of 800 Lincol
-ears with inflammation of the
bowels. Accortling to his own stor
without distress. He says: "I an
a farmer and must be exposed tA
all kinds of weather. After yearn
of suffering, a druggist recom
mnended Peruna. I took all togethe:
five bottles and am a well man
Formerly, I could not do a day'i
work. Now, farm work does no
fatigue me in the least. Peruna i
the best medicine and tonic on th,
market. Time only strengthens in
admiration for it, especially to
and colds.
le wish o ann
Lwell Ca in at
the firs cI ss s
A W
ie have under <
trade in this tei
the entire auton
L car that we<
nds and custoni
friends may th<
very best value
mn they buy a ce
REP
ho not forget ou
good work at re
d parts, tires an
incent NV
he had finished his Junior year. He
sailed for France July 31st. We have
only a few others still to cone'and it
Is understood they are either on their
way or will sail, soon,
Misses John Watts and Catherine
lryson cameo home Saturday from
Chester for a ten days' vacation. These
young girls are students In trained
nursing, in the Pryor losital at Ches
ter.
(arid ofTars
Ve want to thank out friels and
physiciani for their kindnes sqhown
duri1g th illness of out r beloved hus
hand and fat her. We also thank Item
for thheeautitiul floral tributes. Mlay
God's rielhest. blessings rest up1ion each
and 0very onte of you.
1. (. Abwierroihit
-1nd ('hildreni.
IAVE IUfiUED HEALTH
rk Downs and Failures
Posure and Hard Work
Some of It's Many Forms
ms Thousan 9"
fly has its e dicIno cabinet and In
ill be foup a bottle of Dr. Hartman's
una. jPr coughs, colds and catarrh
It's yfo is Indicated in all cases of
,tioV and congestion whether of res
ch, bowels or other organs of the
i Ave., Delaware, Ohio, suffered for
rnucous linings of the stomach and
y lie did not eat a meal for five years
L Peruna Is sold everywhere. You
may buy it in either liquid or tab
let form. Ask for Dr. lartman's
Well Known Peruna, Tonto and If
you are seeking health take nothing
else. Insist upon Peruna.
If you are sick and suffering,
write The Peruna Company, Dept.
77, Columbus, Ohio, for Dr. Hart
mans Health Book. The book is
rl free and may help you. Ask youc
dealer for a Peruna Almanac.
unce that we no
trens County, bi
ervice that we h
LINE(C
onsideration ses
'ritory, but we i
iobile field befo
an unhesitating
ers. When th
n be assured tf
s in the auton
rr from us they
AIRS AND P
r parts and rept
asonable prices,
di accessories.
lotor Ca
Ugh! Calomel Sickens; Salivates!
Please Try Dodson's Liver Tone
I am sincerc'! My medicine does not upset liver
and bowels so you lose a day's work.
Calomel loses you day ! / nou druggist sells for a few eents a largo
know what calonIel - mer- bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone, which
cury; quicksilver. ( 410l is dan-- is entirely vegetable and pleasant to
gerous. It. crashesfi sour bile take and is a perfect subst itute for'
like dviaiite, era $ 1g an11d sik- calomel. It is guaranteed to statrt
en rig you. (alo (A attacks ihe your '.ier withoutf. stirrmg you in>
bones aInd should Ilever be pit into inside, and can not salivate.
your system u. I )on't take ca1 omel ! II II n a
When you feel 1)iious, sli s h, sirk the nex day it los y lo a day's
colst ipatd and all kloked41 out !1 work. Dodson's Liver ToIe sI rai lIt
helieve you need a do, . of 1dangcrouis (e Vou right Iu a P fon fe i v gr 1.
caloiel just emnemIiber that, you Give it to thle chihldrenl Us well.
WANTED
Cotton Seeds-We are now
in the rket for good
so Cotton Seed.
Lau ens Gin & Fuel Co.
longer represent t e
it we will continue, o
avegivenin the past.
)F CARS
reral lines of cars for
tre thoroughly study
remaking a selection
ly recomrnend to our
is selection is made
Lat we have selected
iobile world and that
will buy a good one.
ARTS.
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Full line of genuine
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