The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, November 12, 1919, Image 10
RADICALS OF NATION
AE IROUNlim 1P
JIeadiquarters of lRussian lolsheilki in
Nitnny Cities ltiided by Detectives.
Quattntities of dltienl Literature
$eIet.
New York. Nov. 7.----A nationwide
raid on anarchists begani here tonight.
Agents of the die partmenlt of just lee,
led by Williamn .1. Plylin, arrested
more than 11np1 radicals assembled in
the heatiuarte rs of the Russian sov
iet reinlic , and after they had been
taken to headtuatters of the detart
inent of Justice and eross-exaiined.
iii. w<'1- teb t l for deportation as un
desirahle aliens.
!'iht t\\intn \\ r<' aktn in th
raid. of who:m two were hld for d
portat ion.
\hile its ini n we're hein ex:nn
ined repotis were re'<ceived( of othier
tihls, which wetie inade ont radicals
in iany other titits.
It w"as leard'il that thirly-six wat
raiits had been iusud by (onmiis
5inncr (heneral of Immigratton (anti
iiitti for radicals w ho have been
knoxn to b(e pari cularly active in the
tnrest of the eotnt ry. It w as repott
ed Ihat these Iin <ons who were par
1ieularly sout hail h1 een cauglht.
They wer tahn to 111 i< head
T taib. tkine: tla'ce on the eve
titt ihe v. ieyI\ :tdivernis, dt erlebtrai ion
of 1h< .e(ond anuniti'rsaryV of hi es
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STOMACE
Mr. Marion Holcomb, of
a long vhile I suffered w
have pains and a heavy i
disagreeable taste in my n
butter, oil or grease, I wou
regular sick headache. I
after a course of these, I
seemed to tear my stomat
no good at all for my troul
THEE
recommended very highly
me. I keep it in the hou:
liver medicine made. I
stomach trouble any m<
the jade~d liver and helps
throwing out wvaste mater
temn. This medicine sho
use in time of need. Ge
sluggish, take a dose to:
morrow. Price 25c a pa
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Laurens Hardvs
D~istribumtorai of PE[E GtEE Pi
tablishin)1en1t of the soviet government I
in Rlussia, were said to have nipped in
the bu(d a countrywide plot openly to
defy governmental authority. This i
has been advocated, it was said, for
several weeks by combined radieal
elemients. the 1. W. W., anarchists
and Rlussian agitators. PaInphlets and
other literature to this effect are now
in poss 4ssion of the departient of
justice, it. was said.
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-Waterbury, Conn., Nov. '.-Six al
Ie:ged radicals were arrested by local
police olicials here tonight. The men
were takenl into custody on charges of
at teiipling to circuliate "rd'o ' doctrines
atld :tir' upl unre'st.
'hiladelphia. Nov. 7.-Alore than
thirty alleg:ed uradicals were taken
Ip'isoner inl two raids conducted by
agents of the departient of Justice
here tonight.
Ansonia, Conn., Nov. 7.--Depart
tuent of Justice agents ar1'este'( . 27 al
leged radicals ins raids here tonight.
The pr isoners were held at police
head~puarter's.
Newark. N. .I., Nov. 7.---Th1 irty-six
prisone's were taken in two raids up
on alleged radical headiptiarters in
Ncwa rk ltoday by '.ils of lit depart
ihntt of just ile t undli' S'4ecial Agent
It'id(i'rick S1one. The prisoe5rs were
taken to 14) 11. Stone's office onl .\arket
et r(et and exatnined(.
Iir it. .\lieb.. Nov. T. Fifty al
l d raadical.- ue 4r 0 te rrsted byh de
'artmiti of jistil'e agents in raid
h ire on ight in a hall usdi for intet
i)s of Ile RIssitain wiiorke rs' union.
No \iole'nce aittnded the raid. T'he
inwn1 wor' held1 for inve'sti!-ation.
.lac'kson. Mich.. Nov. 7. -Six men
w ere arrested her1e tonight by federal
atlliorilies 4)1n instructions trot the
depart ient of just ice to round ip
iIetbel'rs of the Russian workers' unll
lon.
[TROUBLE
Nancy, Ky., says: "For quite
ith stomach troub!c. I would
celing after my meals, a most
iouth. If I ale anything with
Id spit it up. I be-an to have
had used pills and tablets, but
would be constipatcd. It just
:h all up. I found they were
)le. I heard
OFORD'S
AUGHT-a
, so began to use it. It cured
,e all tile time. It is the best
dto not have sick headache or
>re." Black-Draudiit acts on
iit to do its important wvork of
als and poisons from the sys
uld be ini every household for
t a package todlay. If you feel
night. You will feel fresh to
ckage. All druggists.I
NTA DOSE (a -)
theeSrthac
esmye
or write
sumol, Ky.?
rare Co.
nt Products
OO) CONTROL LAW
MUST BE EXTiNDED
eover Law Must Contino for Six
Months After Peace Declared, Says
Paulmter. Woul Protect Country
from the High Prices.
Washington, Nov. 7.-Extenslon of
he Lever food control law for six
nonths after the proclamation of
eace is necessary to protect the
ountr yfromn high prices. Attorney
eneral Palmer today told the hottse
gricultut'al committee.
Unnatural economic conditions, the
.torney said, "would be taken advani
age of by scrupulous .people" to make
1i(es high iunless the powers grant
d unier the act are conitinued in
orce. 'i'lie conditions, he said, pre
-ailed throughout thev world.
"The condlition5 inl the country im
nediately following peace make it
'ven m1ore necessary that the law he
'ontitted than the conditions that
rvailed tiioughoutt the world.
"The act originally had for its pur
ioses the increase of production and
o protect the people from war time
-on1(ditions that result in very high
irices. Since the armistice prices
ave largely increased and .unless the
tovernmtelit conitr1ol is continued over
ome comino~dities thle after-wvar con
lii ions may result in IIigler prices
h1an1 during the war itself."
Suaggestions by ('omlitteemen that
xltenision of all siections of the law
vas necessary wC( c'e answered by the
cttorneiy g1 neral Urging blanket ex
ensition. for lie said. the Inexiipctecl
'Situation: miht 1risc." a d that the
Huere existence('( of the law woul he of
w iolesocte infl iliec'e.
"'1'he maini prpose the extenison
wouhl b ie to op pi'otiteering," d
'latdcu the itto'n(y g(eeal.
\nswe'ing tlestion.. regarding the
hiturinous( l coal muiners' strike, the
at torney genc'ral said that the dtepart
mient of .just ic'e had no legal plans
oither than its injunction suit at. In
dianapolis for dealing with the strike
situation.
"The failure of the men to carry
out the contract. to work at a certain
wage during the war is the primary
cause," lie said, in reply to a luestion
as to wlhether the strike was due to
the war conditions.
The at torney general declared, in
response to a tinestion. the President
had .power to "take over the coal
mines, if he saw fit.'' lie also said
that under the law tle iesu rrpeted
fuel admin istratiocn could contintue for
six tonihs aftcr' peace. Price fixing
of food) also is possible uncder the law,
but the at torne'y general said "hc
knew of nothing that contemplate,
u1se" of this authority.
Mr. Paliner said that he was not
(e'rtain that the cod(litiolns making
extension of the law advisable would
end ini six months, but he cleelarel
that such a i r''lod would he as "short
as congress woul d undoubtedly wish
tol make it."
No suggestion was made during the
hecarcincg a boui t an effoi't to( block Itie
Pr'iesidcent ini lift ing warit ie priohtibi
t ion, bcut in refe'rring to the set'(!ion
(If thle Lc'veru act piohiitinlg mau ifn
ture or imptor't of iintoxicntliig licinoir
Itie at toi'ney general said facet iiuly3
"'it would not tie neede'd afteri next
Jtanuiariy," when coiist I ittional proh14i
bition becomes oplerat ive.
Act ion oni the attoirney genei'al '5
requei(sts,. both ias to thle exten'islon of
tilt foodc contriol and making fucnds~
av~a ilable for an iidi'ctiona iluc eaiiipaign
on the high cost oif livIng t hiiough
w as defceced util JItonda~y by the
('oimmiiitte(e.
QI''.il'hTiE l lJ lEEING Wi. M. II.
The Quarater'ly ..letting of te WV. ~\
I . oIf Firist I)i visioni Au xiIiry t-o thu
L auiirenis Assocd'iat ion, will meet al
IDiubini Creecck ('lhiu'ch, Nov. i5 ant
lt; 1919'.
S4atuurday 3Moringt.
10:30i--D evot ional by Mr's. C. W. 1100(1
Greeticigsci-iss JessIe Sloan.
Response--Miss Amanda P 'utnaca.
EnJirollment'ct.
Tlopile--'omef Reasons for' Being
.\iciber' of a .\i'cssioniar'y H4oelety
Opened bly Mrs. .Johnu 'ltinteri.
Talk on R. A. WVork. 31r's. C(or'a fea
son, .\urs. C. W. IloodI.
D)emtons5ti'atIion oni lib tle Stutdy'. M{rt
W. N. Austin.
Offerintg and A ppoinutmnnt of Comm It
tees.
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was most unfit at school, and noth
ing seemed to help him. I learned
of Vinol and gave it to him. It has
restored his health and strength and
he has gained in weight.'--Mrs.
Frederick Sommers, Monaca, Pa.
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the Quinine That Dues Not Affect the Head
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