The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, June 02, 1920, Image 6
PRESIDENT SOUNI
OF I
WIilsont III i"'iI Accord with Sentiments
(ontained in Viraidnia's Plat form.
Indiiserimniiate Blonus (or soldiers
Opposed.
Wasiuigtoii, Alay 28.-P-resIdent
WNilson's coniceptiol of the campall.ignl
issues of 192i0 wa\-s iticidated in a let
ter llade piblic today at the While
Iloutse expressing the 'residellt's "full
accord" withi thf, sentimenvits conitainl
ed in the platform recenitly alopted
by the V irgin ia i)'iocratic con ven
tioll.
The legiue of iatiols plailk which
detclartd for ratificntionl. of thet traety
of Versailles "without risevat io.s
which would impair iits .-ssential inl
to--rity." was - particullarly comimdd
by the l'resident:. lii also singled out
for praise the platfoim's declarations
on finalnc 1and re-onlsuluuction whiinI1
includ -.. a;.:Iea proposall to rovisek
tax Iaws and deplored agitation fo.
"anl ildiscrmin at t hoIuts" for, soldiers
of Ohe creatl wtr.
The lItt.- was audressed to Senator
lass of Virinia. who drafltd t e
state hiatforimi and its Iliblieintioll
from1, th1 OW Whit0 Ilouse geierally was
recgar-lde '[: foreen4stinig what the
l'rsident and his suppoiertcs wou!.1
exIpect to be writteni into thit party's
nlationlal platforml at Sanl lranlcisco.
The n atiolal platform was niot meI
tiolled directly by lt PresidI!,
thougi le w rok ihai Ohe Virginia
lenocrats had "set forth the atIi
tlul of tile paty" oin (lie league of
U-itions anid other important issues,
The league platik occuplIes a aI
place in tie Virgilia platform, em -
bracing u: 1 lelairation for "a league of
nations," and praising "[he exception
al achievement at Paris involved in
li, adoption of a league and treaty
so near akin to Aieriean idIeals.
Thle P'resideit is praised for "steal
faetly standiilig for ile covenaill
agre-d to," and It lIepublican res
ervations and ieac tesolutiini are
condemnllied.
Some of i> o'.etli featires of theI
Virginia platform are:
A CodspN
what a r
\ drving
; :~"W
)S KEYNOTE
'ARTY PLATFORM
A declaration- for an efllcient mer
cliant marine, with sale to Anerlean
citizens, for Operation 1 under the Aiti
0ri'canI flag, of all merclant vessels
p(terlired by tli-e gamertnment duingii~
tht wa1'.
. Condemnation of tie Republican
congress for, "valin and extravagant
investigations. (osting two millions of
dollars, revealing nothing beyond the
inaiac ity or leubiliean politicians
to cope with the gravest ploblentts."
A detclaration that ieither labor 11m
capital should at anly litne "take ac
tionl that will .ivopardize the( publi .
wvelfalrre." andI that Strikes and lockli
ollfs shoild he uptnIIIlt cd by soi1(
me1chod of ainle1able settlentent.
"oninendation of theo adminlistra
tiont rot' (stb lihig the federal I
s-erve .ys(tntl, tt - arnt loan syst'en,
"jilst tariff ledislalion," at iltcottn: '1\'
and a depal1itenlt of labor.
Critivisi t c0! nI'igress for lavin
failed to heed the It'resident's recoit
mendations for revision of tax law:',
antd fr havintg failed to repeal "%w-ir
legislation which harin e.osses busiless'."
I)isapproial of Hontus.
''Approval iof the "utmos gtteero.
ity" f'or disabled soldier" and their
dependent", but disapproval of "stimti
l ated efforts to fasten fur ither op
pr(Ssive butrdens'i uponi tie taxpayers
if Ilth e outrty by t tNortnous bond l
SuS ( c0nsum ill ptlJio n antd retr'oaet Iye
tax levies to give att in(iscrimi inate
bonu11s to en listed ment.
Praist' of lPresid.llt Wilson to whoso
efforts the platform says "shoul
chiefly ho a1crited ' the adoption by'
1on1gress or t ie woman t ffrage
atnenilent.
Knox liesolution ('ondemned.
The Knox poace r(i'esolution vetov.I
by the Presdiden yesterday was also
conldtemlind inl the plat form.
'le i'esident's letter to Senatr
G$lass follows:
"ThFlie White llous, May 28, 1920.
.\ly )eat Senator Glass:
"Thank you for sentding me a copy
DRURS
I rink
ing Ward's Orange-Crush
shing delight after hot, dusty
ird's Lemon-Crush-the companion
drink to Orange-Crush-is equally
delicious!
These drinks derive their delicious
flavors from fruit oils 'pressed from
freshly-picked oranges' or lemons,
comblned with puLre sugar and citric
acid (the natural acid of citrus fruits).
in bottles or at fountains
P'repared by Orange.Crush Co., Chicago
Iraboraitoryi Los Angeles
Htt:urd int Lauiretts'h y
end for pe'e bookf, *"Thetor of orageCrueA*
of the platform recently adopted by
the Democrats of Virginia. Aside from
the purely personal references, which
of course 1 deeply appreciate, let m:
say 'to you, Mly dear Senator, that th.
sentiments expressed in this notabl<
document are in full accord with my
own views, especially the statements
which set forth the attitude of the
party on the league of nations and tle
pressing proilems of peace, 'finan?c
and reconstruction. These are the
clear-cut utlt(lilvocal principles of pa.
triotic men who know how to servo
their country and mankind.
"Surely this ilatform recites a ree
ord of achievement, In which all Amer
icalls have a Just cause for pride and
Col grat ui a t iotn.
"Cordially and sincerely yours,
"Woodrow Wilson.'
BiODY O FilIl
FOUND IN ilVlEII
Edwiiin White .Mlissin for Past Nin
Weel's.
.\arion, .ay 27.- ile body113 of Ed
will \'ite, a prom nlitnt citizen of tle
('entenaryl * sectionl of* .\arion eounity,
was otmid itn Little 'et. DI C river ye -
terday aftertnooi. Nine weeks ago Mr.
White 1eft his homeiv to meet hq broth
er at 'almer school houtse, which Is
ablout a mile fromil is home. and where
he was to hilt his brother erect a
tomibttlstonte. Wheln Ie did not siow ilp
It ioile that tnigIht a search was in
stituited bilt lill the body was foutnd
yesterday there was tnothing'; fiurither.
heard of him.
.\l. W. )avis of Maariotn was fishing
ittl ItIe lee I)ee yesterday, havintg a
n1(gr1o paddler with him, when they
ntoticed a strong odor and upon iives
ligatioil they saw tle body in the wa
ter at the edge of the river. Mr. D~avis
immdiately photled to 'Marion to the
sheriff anld cor'otner who went at once
to the %etn' and tle i Iuest was held
last nlight. It was folitd that Mr. White
Ilad oile bullet hole in the stomach and
Ithat his body had' beetil wrapped sever
al timlt's wit h wire to whicht was it
tached abouit -1n oi1 GO poundilts of iron.
h is believed that the body was thrown
In the river at a point above where
it was found and that it was washel
ot to ithet shore by th curriiet of th'
river which is very strong at this
point. The body was fottnd about t wo
and oie-half miles from M'r. White's
Iomte and was Identiftied by tihe chntll
ing aid by a poe:t knife which .Mr.
White was knilowin to have.
Two niegro's, Seymttr i Swiitol antd
.lohnl S1-iminlons were a11rrsted anld held
for lvesigaut 1ion1 shotIly after M.
\White disaIlppellired. Other arrests may
foll Iow\. These two nroswere rel
'n11ov(ed from thit .\lt\ariont .ja iI s4o1utetiine
la 1 11~h and( va r rieod el S"ww 1rv for)
sf . It wa -t heolig ItI beI:t to tale
tis ire 1tin although4' ftee o tt
I e to havea bneen an1ov i:it k of
''iimary Tt t i 't
a ikiy t o h Thrit'.ti it ltl tt tt (1 ' ii att
\ 'a ini ton. .\ayti h -(I n abitr'ti'4 atI
in f lt llm b n i's .\rme nia, ti
stoodt \\ih na s begu . will ineit tat n
'h nf iw r101lepuliegivend t aessisto the
IInl tiitdeh tthe ttrt work ituin wi'dch
o the alot iprbm 'olgtesl oftis te
ttelt <hta iedhl be t autfrieet o un
('il fot thel hohttt .s'a andatew ovei
mtinun ofte rnaa.sanpp
S.ei('fi n.o ittwas fo SIbistl por itht
Sfprlt'(oi etotas rerne n ae--n
('i1t 11 se an' re lin to --sendt' an war-i
Ivhs 1(1 ('edatrin e al irtec jof 114) oX
'fi<-m le and proert A ttt'her e ,-n
a'ani the i -- lne of Iratilra dn t oC~tlan a
Cl'n r The dtes f he forktish
Litratitton oval'rneidenthlso to te
motialsof to netl"anyi stipulation hf
inay prescribe as/ cest h e
the legion, the exact date of the state There are now eighty odd Posts in Other cieks seeking tIie convention
convention to be announced wiien the the state and delegations from all of .were Columbia and Charleston. The
date set for the national conmention these will be spnt to the city of suc- first annual convention was held in
fixe - cess for the st te gathering. Columbla last fall.
A Year's Abuse
In7 Days
All Light Car Road
Records Smashed
At Indianapolis recently an Overland 4 stock car
was driven 5,452 miles continuously in seven
days and nights, over frozen country roads.
0 This is an average of 778 miles per day-more
than the distance between Toledo and New York
City. This is another tribute to the cushion
ing effcCt of Triplex Springs and the quality
of material in Overland 4.
ADAMS MOTOR CO.
Laurens. S. '.
o E! w te se -
wahn'n tn i ue -fr es okn ,b stw rig w s 4
-n onewcens ou dos odtw soap of he swo. eithor 4
yeol scrubbting a and ouskirbignrsrubn
"blu Moday"forver Clen i clans teerythng overnight.
BeieCe n ay cnt Cu p % b rofC4nE s
wEsyea the autliera we'ash to hirtwast. B idpt' cthe s 4
bo ashing tswol cto in teaiue-fr eton st orkn intes.i
ony aie nst does th ok itn soave you eversaw t ba orlea
kindtte fwteany cold tieend if-adothes youvr frien fornie in
}p ynoublerubick tilel the shre'st time ith orsiest
BeiClean Easy awner Cutay and brofelea Eesye.
rtthe LouicsvItl Fos't i Pro /ct gallony, norfoateadle 4
S wear them outlike a wash ituisove. Bolany.tcote
'P oison direti e adgrs Riebuand.- o'!
nd itides thokifn aete ietbtho la
' kid ofwraerayodtman clteyoevrswdnei