The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, December 17, 1919, Image 15
WAhNi FARERS TN
LABOR I'EDElMATION
Another ffort Ma4lo Yesterday to Es
tablish ItelaUons with Farmers' Un.
nion.
Federatiott of liabor officials made an
otlier effort today to establish rela
tions with farmers' organizations, the
federation's "co--operation committee"
nPPointetd at tie Atlantic City conven
tion. meeting here with the representa
Iiye of sevetral farmers' grou ps.
While only one delegato from a
farm organization participated in the
'ederation's "reoonstittction confer
ence," which opelled Yesterday, it Was
understood the Invitations sent by th'
committee for todady's meeting were
more cordially received. Federation
oticials dieclined to disctast the con
feretee today. naying that the commit
ten would make a report to the exe
eutive council of the organization. t
in view of he declaration of princi
ples adopted by the conference yes
terday, it. was generally believed in
labor quarter- that the co-operation
committee had made greater progress
toward a common ground on which to
meet the farmers' representatives
than has any previous union groups
organized labor was declared by icv
(ral spokesnen to be anxious to get
organized farmers in the fold for the
.ampalgn which the -worlkers plan to
wage In the forthconting election.
In this Contontion the statements
made in the declaration, adopted by
yesterday's conference, appealing to
"Ill of those( who contribute to soci
ety to unlitt in furtherance of the
rrinciples" were explained today by
labor leadersi to mean that organized
labor must be joined by the "produc
ing classes if its victory is to be com
plce." Tlh(.e leaders asserted that
the problems faced by organized ]a
bor are as mutch the problemts of the
agilct turais~taclass because they are
both political and economic.
iEvery pressure is being brought to
hatar on the farner grou PS to line
ilem tip for labors' program it was
indien4til at Pedo(dation of Labor
h-:tdquarers. 1Efforts, it was said.
vill le matidr' to show the farnrs that
tlao cont'( rente' declarat ion against
adleahna ' intmans in miu hil to the till
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Kryptok * Gasses. Sto in
examnatin ofyoureyes
facture gasses, Arifiiae
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or of the soil as to the industrial
worker and that the organized aid of
the country worker is needed in the
light against "autocratic control and
monopolistic maneuvering of the na
tion's raw supplies."
The whole "platform" of yesterday's
conferenco was understood to have
bwei drafted with a view to making
it as acceptable as possible to the
farmers. It was said to be the work of
conservative element of the American
iederation of Labor and was under
stood to have been prepared under the
personal direction of Samuel (om
pers, plresident of the federation. For
the reason it was put out as feeler for
tbe farmers, Mr. (ompers would per
Iit no changes to be made in it. by
the conference according to authentic
information.
While it was noted that a strong
sentiment for some political party
ricelaration permeated the general
ronfercnce yesterday, this as well as
tlie proposed Indorsement of the new
labor party fell by the waysided be
'ause of the liklihood that it would
be acceptable to few farmers, labor
rielegates safd.
Optimiotic Thought.
Titles iiy i, nui ihnsed, but vIrtue
Is the only coin thmt makes the bargain
valid.
A WOMAN'S BIACK1.
Tho Advice of This Laurens Woman
iW of Certiin Value.
Many a woman's back has many
wches and pains.
Ofttimes 'tis the kidneys' fault.
That's why Doan's Kidney Pills are
so effective.
Many Laurons women know tlhis.
Ask your neighbor!
Read what one has to say about it:
Mrs. E. L. Swain, Sullivan St., 1au
rens, says: "A few years ago my kid
teys were in bad condition and my
back was lame and weak, causing mn
!onsiderable annoyance. I used Doan's
Kidney Ills at this 1im1e and they en
tirely eumed mue of the attack. I use
Dor.u's Kidney Pills occaslonally and
hey ward off any more attacks of this
rouible. I advise kidney suiffere's to
ry tlis remedy."
Price Gov, at all dealers. Don't sim
fly ask for a kIdney reinedy--get
Doan's Kin(1evy I'llis-the same that
\lrs. Swain had. osteri-M ilbii CO..
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ted (lasses
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airs of Glasses when you
on all in one w'ith Walter's
let us make a Scientific
We fit, repair and manu
y'es fitted, $15.00
: Optical Co.
OPTICA L SHOP
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arleston. S. C.
INTERESTING MEETENG OF
GRAY COURT JUNIORS
Junlor Missionary Soeety Net at
Home of Mr. J. E. .Jolnson.
Gray Court, S. C., Dec. 6.-The Do
-omnber meeting of the 1ionior Mission
Ary Society WasH 11hl(d at Mrs. J. P".
Johnlson's onl last Thuriay afternllon.
The children were a very happy
protip of about twenty little ones. It,
was the last mteetiig of 1919 and that
means a great deal to tho chilidrti for
it is the occasion of the knito )ox open1
Ing. Bobbie Shell and John Alvin
Curry were the prize winners, having
the best tilled mite boxes. Mrs. .John
son read a 'Scripture lesson and 1Rev.
C. W. Watron lead in prayer. A story
of a little Korean boy's Ilnding .1 ests
and the light and sunshine It brought
into his hone was told by Mrs. Wat
son. Time children greatly enjoyed the
games lead by Miss Eva Shell, who
also told them a p,*etty story.
Mrs. Johnson knows bow to win the
little ones for a short program, a few
Iively games and delicious refresh
ments gave them an afternion that
they shall not soion forget.
One little tot wanted to go to "my
missionary" again the next morning.
The Woman's Missionary Society
meeting For December was held at
the residence of A1rs. Alvin Curry on
l riday afternoon. The p resident, .\1rs.
Alvin Curry presided. Ic. pro;;ram
was cut short ii order to give time
for election of officers. ie regular
business of the afternoon followed.
On'. of ilt meilern presen'ted $10 to
the society, sent. in by one of the young
men of the town. This, the society
!rateflilly received.
Th'le following officers were clected:
'residenlt --rs. Alvin Curry.
Vie I'resident--Mrs. C. W. Watsion.
Cor. Se... \rs. Leander Wllli.
Uvie. See.--Nrs. C. N'. Hl{oger's.
Treasurer-,irs. ,Iani ie Shell.
Asti. Trea.-.irs. W. M,. Gray.
SNipt. Socitat Service---At. s. 1.
ra Iy.
'SNipta. Mirsion Study and Piblicity
s lel \VitIs and .\l- . \\ atson.
Srpt. Supplies -Mliss Ana Owings.
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Aris.trong.
.11!Vii R SiE ADY0 TO
! ilty i I - eite .Noic, G11.er11mnu1y
Yiel.s in Stand on Seapa Plow Is.
la'rlin, Sarhtz y. Doee. 13.- -In lie
nt .eplyit) to the latest entent e
e. nui enfli atin deiandling., the .-iP
In of the pot oeoeol t prteliminary to put
!w:"nC. t.aty it eftet, vhhleb
on iNu way to l'r1.)rm n
ill 1''r !,a on iht :va !:1 l"lv;
- )0 ' raint ex\tent.
The ti'; i' tie- re ph V wa handedl'
TI. The t: twill notrt tow iublishi
'it at-r in d thal ne \th::; n t
'on Wrn.t t r it (rtoes1. its desire t1o
1:14,o b ile date. it geitly htnts thtat th e
'ntente is r'esponsible f'or the comn
ulientions which'l have detayedl the ex
hantt' of rtllentionjs13 f'or more3C
'1an a. month. It dIecllre that G;er
it:nyi htat not and is n~ot no0w malkIng
he' fina ratlicat ion dlelpendent upon01
he ('lautseS relating to war p)rison
'rs of thle extraition103 of Germani i
13ub1(ects for trIal, alt houigh it ex
tresses the hope that the allies will
wrmi~tit. t hemselvyes to be conlvi nced
hat both1Is ites have an~ impTotat
tearin g tilpon the internalitO potliticalI
!I at ion In Gertmatny.
On I t Scrapa Flow isstes t ho note
'Npresses' a w illIingte'ss to yield to the
'xentI that G ermanty will conlsen t to)
tnike rep~iaaloon tor the si nking of
lie Germnatn war shtips, it) ordler to
etmove whtat is charaerized as the
inalI obstacle to thte deflin ite conclui
ion of' peace, although says the
tote, re'pariat Ion cannot he ntade in
he manner sutgge'sted1 in the demand
or 100.000 tons of shtipping. On thin
>oint Germaty proposes ntegotiatitons
y the entente with a board of Gecr
13n3 sthlpping~ experts.
The noto declares that the pro;
'ectiivo temporary absence of Amern
ans from the comm Issins estab
bitted tunder tho treaty bas not In
luieneced the att IItutde of official Ger
nany towards the rtiestlon (Jr finalt
at itleatlon.
)A MAE (Ji: 1 $g1,000e
iN 5('10OOL Fil tl
,'reenit e ig th School Not to lb4'Opent
Iieforie Tuesdny,34~ if Tihient. irs''t in
Gr-eetivilIle, 1:00C. 131.--l tmage, esti
nat id at $6,000, was eaused by tir'e
vle h orlgina ted in the furinace roomt
if Ithe Central I lIgh School at 11I:30
'clock yesterday mornIng. An a re
tilt of the fire, It was announced yes
crday, no school Is to be held Mon
In.~y but nffor'to wim be madn to have
repairs made so that the school may
)pen Tuesday.
The loss is fully covered by insur- 1
ince, it was learned from Chairnian I
'. P. -11ayne of the board of trustces. i
''he insurance is carried th tbc I
state sinking fund commissi in ( o- I
lumbia, and this is the first fire loss 1
wince the new insurance systenm was .
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turted.
A defective furnice ihe )perimiitted
he woodwork in the basement to catch
Ire and the flanes ate their way al
nost. to the roof before being discov
wred. 'Phe fire department was suim
nonied, anid it. was necessary to cult a
tile In the wall to extinguish i te
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