The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, November 26, 1919, Image 12
PIlESBYTEitIANS WIILL
VllT 3M0NEY QO'ICKLY
3illion Dollar Campaign for S. C.
Schools will Mark New E-rna. Start
soon.
The i ireshyteriati ciirci in South
Carolina will raise its million dollar
education fluid iuIc!Jy. The decision
10 laiinehi ihe. caill pa ign folr $1,000,
000 in the in terest of tile schools of
the synod of the state will, it is said,
prove to be an impetus to IIe In
creased activity of these schools and
.will inark a new era in the callse of
Christian educat ion among 'reshy
st a I e.
Th . $1 i.00,01111 caipaigni tuinild for
(education will Le applied as follows:
.0 per ent hi l'reshyeriaii ollege,
at Clinton; 2- per cent to ('hicora
college, at ('oleniia: 12 1-2 per cenli.
to Colum ibia 'I'Teological Seminary.,
at Coluibiia, and 12 1-2 pr Cent ( t
Tl ornwel I Orphanage, at Clinton.
Al ready one contriiltion of $100,
001) has heen pledged to fthe caipaign
coillilit tee. uipon condition that the
$1,i0o.000 he raised. C. E. Gra ham, of
Greievill. having made this condi
tionil con tributioll.
The following named reproselta
lives of the Fyniod of Souh t'arolina
(o'nstiitute the campaign committee
for seculrilg this fund: lIev. Melton
Clark, HIev. Aleval er Slpruit, C. C.
11. .heikiins. Sir., of Chaileston: A. 1.
1.aw and Itev. A. I). Gilmour, of Spar
taul irg: A. M.\. Aiken of C( oster; (,.
\1. Itailey of, Clinton; Hlenry 1 )avis.
ofFlor-ece: Prof. T. 1.. Eddmnllds, of'
Sumlter: . l. 1. Spilhman. of olu mbhi hia:
Rev. Ilhigh .u\lrchison, of lancaster;
Rev. 1:. 1H. (illespie, of' York: Rev.
Alexanderi Martin, of' lock 11111.
I ev. .l . 1 '.\lehvin ,). )., lild see
reIary of tlie exceulive connnittee of
Christian education of the tGeneiral
Assembly of the Southern r'esbyter
ian Chiircli, who has directed success
fiul campaigns for Christian edication
in other Presbyterian synods, has
Id edged his aid and tIhat of the
Presbyterian assembly's team of
workesi in ll this campaign ill South
Carolina, provided at least one-half
of the $1,000.000 find is pledged With
in tile 1next few weeks. these pledges
being made oil condition that the en
fire amounit be raised during the cam
paigi. Dr. Nielvil and the assembly's
team are engaged consantly in cam
p'aign work of this kind in different
syniods tie reqlests for. their work
Blackwell & Sullivan
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Prompt Attention Given All Business
Money to Loan on Real Estate
Telephone 350
Office ii Simmons Building
W. M. NASH
SURVEYOR
Terracing Leveling
NOTARY PUBLIC
Gray Court, S. C.
i'Te Lautrens D~rug Co., Laurents, s. C.
Dr. T. Li Timmerman
DENTIST
Laurens, South Carolina
Ofice ill Peoples8 Bank Building
UNDERTAKING
KENNEDY BROS.,
Undertakers and Embalmers
Calls answered any houtr day or night
Slmpson,Cooper & Babb
Attorneys at Law.
Wikui Practice ini all state Courts
Prompt Attention Oiven All Business
DI BROTH ER5
BUSINE55 CAR
Its established economy
makes Dodge Brother
Business (Jar a profits
able investment.
The haulage cost is un
usually low.
Palmetto Auto
& Accessory Co.
112 West Main st, P'hone 200
Lnnrana, . U.t
being more numerous than they can
grant; but it Is believed that in
South Carolina Presbyterians of means
will respond promptly and will pledge
within a very short time $500,000 of
this fund. upon condition that the
other $500,000 be secured. Those in
closest touch with the campaign en
tilisiastically predict that its goal
will be reached easily and that it will
be passed with a substantial margin.
Tiiis will menu increased eqiuipment
and endowmlent for, all of the schools
of the Slyniod of South Carolina, and
a consc(ient increase or theitr use
fulness in ministering to the young
mncll and young Women an(d -boys and
girls committed to their care.
(OVIINMENT .AAIN
TO ('ONTRtOL FOOD)
Auihority Formerly Vested in Hoover
Transferred to the Attorney Geln
eral. Siair Distribution System to
be llegunl.
Wa-hington, Nov. 21 .-President
Wilson today placed tfhe government
again in control of the nation's food
supply by transferring the authority
of food administration to Attorney
(ieneral l'almer.
itevival of Ilie wartime finetions of
Administrator iloover reltilt ed direet
ly from government Wforts to 1ve(r t
a famine il siar, hitt 1 lie powers
delegated to the head of the depart
nieilt of jest ice will h' u1sed also to
he(11 (lpovi:i the 'ver molltiltng cost of
liv iig.
lor the resent the attorney gell
Wral will not put intio operatio all . ot
the machinery permitted tinderi tle
oxe citive order siglied by the lIresi
dentl, bit. should conditions arise to
ilal( e it necssary, the full pressliure
of all tlie broad power vested inl him
1 will be exerted to mlieet them.
.\Ir. l'aimer's staff will begin im
liediately to Iild up a sugar distii
bulting systell whlich will advoca te all
sugar stocks in tle Country. It will
provide all equitable sysiciii of d istri
biting supplies and will defeat ally
Concentration or hoarding, officials
said.
Plans, teit a iveiy decided uipon pro
vide for increasing the price of all
stigar. excetintg tle Louiislalla (rop
for which a price of 17 cents already
has bieenl fixed, to 12 eents a pou nd,
wholesale.
'i'lirough this increase, ne'w sources
of supply are expected to be opened,
with assurances thai i a fair margini
of profit. said to 1e about $1."i a lion
dred poulids, would be allowed, sugar
refiners are ready to enter Ili iban
markets and purchase all available
stocks. it wasI Stated. Thiis official.s,
believed thle increased price will avert
a shortage wIhici tlr-alens to become
a faltin dlring the next sixty days.
Immediate action also is (Olictem
plated ill' cut lailing the colls pilliiol
of sugar by manifacturliers whose 1110
ducts are not regarded as issiltial
food. This will appy parlicularly to
soft din Ik diealhers andii candy mannI
facturerc is. Thle abnormnaI icrease of
sales of these articles aind thie conise
q iten t heavy driln oti thle sugari sulp
plies is I raceable, oiffic Is declared, to
the ('nfor'c'eent of prohibitlonl.
While it has not beenl (detinitely de
termlinedl the cut in sugar' suppilies to
thr e nlasses of Itra'li' probblyi3 will lbe
Ofticials indien'hted that ii the ex
gecies of thle situnat ioundemianded,
they wold ( n redce th e atlIowa nce to
soft dink anld canidy pilants to 2.~ pet'
('ent of t he'ir notrmal rei'(Iiirementsli.
.\rr'an gemen ts have'( been comtplIe(ted,
subt.ie('t to chianginig c'ondiitioni (of t he
suigari siiltaion, whereil3'by eet and
hani miartkets immilediately3. Thei dIe
paritmet, h owiver', wvill iexact a signted
agrleemenlt with Ifirms ciiiering thai
tirade to consign all (If thirt luri
('haises 1o thIs ('outryt. This will mean
hat Amier'i('an deialers will gil ha large
pr(oport ion (If thie' -,(00t,000i toins of
raw sugar yet available ini 'utba, of.
tlcials said..
Noirial consumpllt ion (of sugar' ini the'
tl('e State.s is about -h,00,000tii tons.
in othlert yearis a bout I ,000li,000~ tonls
wats imporlte'd fromi tile Cu ban fields,
to wich'1 was added'( thie aver Iage pr
duition t Oll f ai pt-ox Imatel ( 1 ,I.l00,dt
toils, iin native grown. In I officiatls~
Iwere ala rmned lest Eurtolpean dealeris
should cotinuite their hteavy piur
chases, alreanly ini excess (of I ,000t,000t
I lns, in Cuibain mharkets andl dleprive
this country of thle futll supply it
usuialIly gets t here. T1hie r'eflner's who
have agieed to go Iito t he Cuban
It'adle have been0 u1rged, it was said, to
use all haste that the stocks may not
be exhausted before this nation11 is
sutpp)1lied.
Thle danigei' of a suigar' famine will
lbe greatest next mnonthi, it was said,
as stocks ale rapidly belig dlepleted(
andl ini many sect ions a Iilreay x
hauisted0 and the necessity for' gar'ner
lng all a va ilablc sitpp,1les from out
Urm''s Tasteless chill Tionic
"estores vItality and energy tb' purifying and o,%.
richting the bloo~j. You can soon feel Its Strength
.jnnar, s. ,tv~o~lig Eff~., P>.ce Gac
EMBAlRGO ON WHEAT
FLOUR BE LIFTED
United States Grain Corporation An
iouices Lifting of Enburgo Decem
ber 15. lns eei In Effect for Ov
er Two Years.
New York, Nov. 21.-ilmbargoes on
wheat and wheat flour will bp lifted
December 1.~>, IL was announced by the
United States Grain corporation here
late today.
Lifting of embargoes on both ex
ports and imports follo'wed by the ac
tion of President Wilson in Washing
tin tiday In signing a proclamation
completely terminating the embargo
control which has been in effect for
more than two years.
Control over embargoes first was
exercised by the- war trade board to
protect the supplies of wheat and
wheat flouri for the allies. Later Con
trol .was taken over by Julius 11.
Barnes, wheat director under the
wheat guarantee bill.
IDiscussing the lifting of the em
hargo. lr. Barnes said:
"This is one step in the necessity
reconstruction of trade facilities brok
en by the war, which must function
when Ithe grain corpora ion terminates
its three years' work. While ocean
transportation conlitions and also dis
orlganized interinaitonal finlanlce will
obabhly prevenlt free trading bet:ween
merc thansof the varlious Coliltries
for S0111 i111, it is exIpeCdted11 that this
is fully accomplishd, the grain cor
On th<
GEll
poration will continue to sell from
Its stocks of wheat and wheat flour
the foreign trade that Is not supplied
under private business intiative.
"This release of embargo also per
inits Canadian wheat and wheat flou
to enter American markets free ol
duty under rulings of the customs ser
vice. It is expected that this will
greatly enlarge the United States
sIul)py of spring wheat flour whicli
are favorites in the baking trade an(
which because of the partial croI:
failure in the northwest this year
have been relatively in light supply.'
.\lr. Harnes also stated that the sales
of the grain corporation from Its ac
euin iatI ed stocks, largely in western
markets to American mills under its
advertised offer eff(ctive yesterday
have amounted to about :)0,000,000
blshels. ie added that mnills in all
sections tow are am ply supplied with
wheat, though some particularly flne
qunalities of wheat are relatively in
light sipply.
)-Witht"u p1tt u-1,1( lhn' Solve
fa i r t atment of Kczena,
Tetter sworm Itch tc. Don't
lScxw1 dcourge~d because other
(W tmer is aile d i. 1 a av
has relieved hundreds of auch
Yo caa los oi rour Ur !'01191y
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(vomen. The first words I hearl,
'slid quietly into a nearby seattwer
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tmtly my .owntasty, Uneeda.Lune
kon. I liked her,,.and
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bit- of. paus
seens waiting and.listening-for
children. Since they 1
things, I've'given that h1
babies. First I had
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to toddle, I
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no on The
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an1 inherent
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H Uneeda Biscuit
is due to the superior i
employed in the baking.
goodnessoflJ needa Bl
let of the In-er-seal t
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On heavy limousine
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Each is backed by at
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Phone 286
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iy toddlers there is a 'varied
tenu, sometimes Uneeda Biscuit'
d milk, sonictimes.Graham Crack
ra Oatmeal Crackers or Lunch Bis-1,
uit. This is changed on special
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Laurens, S. C.
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