The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, June 16, 1920, Image 6
NOTICE.
A public mlecetlig of those cltlzenm
who return real or Iersoual rl)olert3
ia the school (listrlCt of the town 01
Laurens, will l)e hel(l In the cout1
house, Friday, June 25th, at 11 a. m.
for the purpose of levying a tax frou
Malata i lnig the Pub11Ic schools In the
town of 'l.aur1enls for the sclolstIc
year, 1120-192'.
By order of Board of Trustees,
0. 13. SImmons,
C. -it. 1C01'101- Chairman
Secretar.v. -17-)t
Women
Made Young
Bright eyes, a clear skin and a body
full of youth and health may be
yours if you will keep your system
in order by regularly taking
GOLD MEDAL
The world's standard remedy for kidney,
liver, bladder and uric acid troubles, the
enemies of life and looks. In use since
1696. All druggists, three sizes.
Look for the nano Gold Modal on every bow
and accept no imitation
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2TABLETS W.1TH WAfT EP.
GENUIE ASPIRIN
TRADS MArK Fit.4&.Ven10
DOES NOT
DERANGE THE STOMACM '
The next 'Lei
you buy calomel
ask for
Tr AO AKRT4.~1
Thenex rief ne
ask~ fo r C e ik ay
m.. t~a~ham.Ci is tonsyse 'A
;. w.n V n:'atd.m14
{-!! wsm. I eo eywek.
was highl reomndedk for th
troule.I baan an it. Itl
bette afe a! fewi13,te ie dose.Myaptt
mproved' an I bem ytong. AMye
bowel acted naturallyw all th lea
ltrbl wast ano righE tadf wtA ba fa
STORMY SUENES
IN LABOR MEETING
American Federation WIpes Out. "Color
Laine." Session in Montreal. Au
tinotny of ii Affillated Union is
lr.Ieled by Request, to Railway
Clerks.
.lontreal, .liute 1O.-The American
Pelerat!in of Iabor in its aiinual con
!venltion here today wiped out the "col
ol line" and warned its alillated
iltnational unions that negro work
ers must he given full and equal mem
heiship with white men.
The federation's action cane at tihe
eild of a stormy session which nearly
resulted In a "race mar" between dele
gates fron Southern states and the
ltM01roes and their sympathizers.
1%j --ling thet recon'imenold-.Ition of its
wtrznnization conmmittee tlhe fe'ieration
for thile first timlue in history threatened
t autoniomiy off a aafiliated inion by
reqesting the llrotherhood of Hailway
C'lrl: to give the neguro freight hatld
lvrs. express; ani station employees
full Imeimbership and eliinitiate from
its conistitiltion the words "White only."
The comniit tee's reptort of "lon-con
Ieitellnc'e" on the ground that the fed
era! ion had no0 power to interfere with
the onsttlntt of 1an ailliatted union
inm:'eliately drew the fire of the negro
elea~tes and tho2)se of severtal North
ern states, chietly Illinois and New
Y1(. 'Tere was a voluminons ex
chang of Oratory inl which the ntu
groes charged "taxation without rep
reseotation"- an: "discrimination." to
w!iel t heir opponents replied with ar
ensat0tion of bti'trIyal by negro work
ors of the whiles inl past lahor dis
Inlignation oF t' niero dhelegates
was arousl several tines during the
debrtle whel s peakers re(ferrettd to
i tem "as 'niger' freiighl handlers'
am00~rojctions, to "mch remerkls
wva.<; :hnie y the- acting chairman.
ittes illine::it. They cha gl ';to hat ti h'
ofhe or "ige" w:ts a slan
der to tilt ac
Fr nk Al"t'is'ni, s crelary of thi
.\mu'ricanl Forl'rmin of ILahor. timal
an tntsecsslil atttpit to halt tho
deiall i by (xplaitning ihat a rra'. it -
mtsWt were underway ho ae, all itlions:
t 1 h ill negrO tietimlbers.
lepr:'w"itatives of the ilrotherhood
f itli.ly ('lerks deelared they were
:tain car of the negro (uestion and
.vin just attention to iegtro griev
ansee. They ased the convention to
l 'atO uhaltr in tlheir hands fnr
udetiinite disposition.
-uivral itOions wore mait' on the
H!or' to emand that thI railway clerks
beIIIth "color linle" :1n Its conlsti
uwin- o:- forfeit, thir chairter in, the(
r(d'-.,'t iln. One of these was later
d to "rins"(he br-otherihood
hw nIt' oi full Im iem betrship. It.
a. pted by nn overwhiellina ttimi
Trhl. I h--ioro. will sttle4 the( ne
l obi lmi I in our t t-al izat ion 0 ri
,ne" lsid ('hairnman Dln eanl, foi
tho of th motion.
lI anren Is, . (.
~TION WAS BAD
Who Tells How She Was Reie'ved
s of Black~raught.
dones' of fllack--Drautght?~
Seventy yea rs of succossful nme hau
madoc Trhedford's Black-Draught a
standIard, liusehold remedy. Every
meombor, of every family, at tImes,
need tho help thant Black-Draught can
givo in cleansing the system and ro
lieving tho troubllesi that como from
constlpation, indigestion, lazy liver,
etc. You cannot keep well unless your
stomach, liver andl bowelu are in good
working order. Keep them, that way.
Try Dilackc-Drautght. It acts promptly,
gently and in a natural way. If you
feel sluggish, take a dose tonight.
You will fool fresh tomorrow. Price.
2c. a packae-One c.ent a dose
body 17or' tie trpose of organizing al
non-union workers of that city; ti
organization campaign among ofllct
workers and the granting of a chartei
(o [e international l'nion of Olile<
Workers as soon as membershlp totih
10,000, and urged all aflillated Inter
national unions to send organizers oul
to unionize the laundry workers of the
coun[t ry,
*C ROSS 111111LL1
Cross Ilill, June -1.-The big land
sale booked by the Universal Realty
Comipany for last Saturday failed to
bring'2 oit hiyiers. A good crowd, a
brass.L hand, and (the inlinmitable 10d.
MvCravy were all there, bit bidders
wiere scarce and hard to stir. Telh
plot of land, sAittated ill one corner of
tie old cross roads. consisting of six
a(Mes. nore or1 les., and owned by
i)i'nton Alatthews, of (b-eeliwood, hail
heen cit Into towenty-two sinall lots,
but fillr some reason nobody seemed
ill a hiuying huni lior. It is understood
that the whole plac was afterward
sold to .lr. .1. 4 illnry Rasor for
$'.50, or about $160 per alre. A
Small cottage dwelling is on Iheplace.
Other property was olfered for sale
during the day bItt non1e sold.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Walter Sinuniions re
Itirled home Sattirday from a week's
visit to their son, Franik Siinons, at
Monroe, N. C. They m:de the trip to
and from .\lonroe in a car and found
it a longz. hot, ai ddIusty Journey. blut
of courIse enjoyed the outing and their
slay in the North Carolina city very
Miss Floride hi Rudd left Sunday foi
Jolision to be preseti at the Barr
Writlht wodling to take place there
'hriday or this week. Miss Riudd
will ttke a protinelit pl-t inl this
iriage as brid(eslaid and in fur
ni:i ng vocai niusic for tie occasion
" he will he ther duing itie week to
llid all the pre-uliptial entertain
nwnts ani ay othewr preparIatIionls
learlngu tilot the happy event. Aftel
it' weddinll . in .lohnstol .liss iludil
.1*It ' spend a while with relatives ir
E1-geliid.
\lt. Thomua C'alter and Aliss LucIillo
\.atSt s surpriseid I lrb' many ' ' friil
whenl they wentl to b'aitrens. last1 Thurs
(y and wer' iappily uniiled in itc
holids of inatri'iimony. The profoulnd
Secrey of their nari'ag, lowever
e"' 11,q in thw last prevent the hear
IY !-oo(d wishies of 111 friiends in their
l w rela tiols.'
.\0notii' ilia'ri'ge of intelrest re
po (rd to your 'orres ponen (tl t last
week was tOhat of \I'. Pierce Miller
mid Miss Mabel Smith, of Mlountville.
These younl g people also are the ha -
py recillints of liarly felieitations.
.r. .1. 1). Witherspoon and ta mily,
(of Wesmtutlinster, .1ro hevre visiling
frie-nd." andl lookin:.: after. their farm
Int. inkteri ,'s netar Cross Hill1.
The revival meetig bal ait tihe
.\ ii1101lis1t eltilrcl Sunday a fernoon.
01'r '. II. Ih)(th ha i s thle assisutance1
of I cter. .l.i 1. I;l Danner. Confer'ence
.\lr. liannier's ei.angelisid' sinner.' .\llr.
.r" * i * ' t *nn a.: :U ' *e i * -
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I. I S .TI N
1!.: ' r :tin .uI2'101, I \'liteo. M. . .I
12h. ! :1 sont a rm , S. b'A. i-rail nh
rIltS \ ' a1m .l11 .m::r l oii wo'li. s h
. la . I hmlT rs. I.'1.3 (f Ie tor t
adllcl (Oluldi lhetio&eXti '(' iasew rt a
aig t dit al :n .I allti ldh-. . nn
fold onulherswn, haf \'toeul, i; vb
Idn S'~a eu t . \t. .'.. ru nd
Alm rh t;. x ofsui in tefordsat ha.
Inat (of .\tr. .lmtelf M. Drunthn Ath
lic lahti ie. of tWa (tyfor v, shir
lina st wakt l f'rpid to letahis'an rin
::ugn couse.a ~trp olg o
\ir'. I. G. .\iohrnn Mr.itleV oonb
$1e) nvil ittlg aleihe ich e pantt
with, .\r. an d \s. .ohn A.rankn.
whormave 'vestyon thr heirkoopn
Miss Nora Cannon is in Rock Hill
visiting her sister-in-law, 'Mrs. Jess
H1. Massey and little John Cannon, Jr.
lr. and AIrs. W. A. Thomas visited
relhtives in Greenwood and MIcCor
inick this week end.
The children of the -Baptist Sunday
School are preparing a little program
for Children's Day exercises next Sun
day afternoon. The publie i% invited
to attend.
Alaster Jack Higging Is on a vislit
to his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
S. I liggins.
.ir. John 'Crow and family spent
Sunday witih Mir. Toy Crow and fami
ly.
Air. and Mrs. Oscar 'laynes, of Lau
rens. spent Sunday with 'Mr. and 1 is.
Walte r F'riince.
Ml's. hester 'Haniet has gone to
'Chester to spend some time with her
sister, Mrs. Castleberry. 'Miss Olie
May 'Taylor takes charge of the tele
phone centrial ofice in her absence.
-10e quality line soft Bleaching, 36
in. wide (No. 70. no starch). Our
Special sale price, 13c. 'C. Huin s Co.,
it both stores.
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Fieve A
--n Ih founda KLen
oil-fortun--l -isw lk
oil man. ~
The---owner----of--- a 3c
ownerof th invetmer
hadl itn. edsrs
o ct edn3 T iwnhi H'a
bihc vlanrl''e~d wher theril
Duringtth wmintoer1 ilth
advrh wer otin amI
alonr t osibe jtrnota
bu11 *a ih the ad(venit (of spring~
thi:; fleld is going forward witI
piossibie vau hof l~ eases will
lDrilinig is g'oing (n ll aro130
andu ma l4-s a dill ing (0ontrae
Ia inty als soon1 as one1 of these44
Whlen 4thle I Iurk --Wagzonuer a
eamer in ini Nothwest iiurkb
- companies dilled44 adj~in~ing liv
a ~>n-~.. basis andh malde rtunei
Ther Trus~tees' ;lan Is to let
conitract jutst ,ats 0oon as5 adtvisI
dlicnte's lease. the drlillers ret
produ iction andI thle uniit holi
plani has been successful in evi
elininates any expense to the
I H DAL Mne
Citation for Letters of Administration par deceased, that they le and1 appear
before me, In tile ebtart of' Proike, to
State of South Carolina, be held at Laurens Court House, Lau
Couny o La ~rens, 'S. C., on the 30th dayv ot Suite,
County of Laurens.next, after plication i of,
Whereas, Roxie A. Sheppard made at 11 o'clock In til forenoon, to, snow
suit to ine to grant her Letters of Ad- cause, If any they have, why the stid
mInistration of the 'E'state and effects administration should not be granted.
of 0. H. Sheppard. GIven uer my hand tlii 14th. day
These are, therefore, to cite and ad- of Junt Anno loni 1920.
monish all and singular the kindred Q Go Thompson,
and credtorns of the said 0. T. She.-(,7-2t- o Jth 30. L. .
0 W E N BROS- MARBLE
& GRANITE CO.
1920, next, afe r R ulcto heef
MANUFACTURP.R8
ERECTORS
a11oalers In everything for tho oeme
The largest and bost equotped mon
a vmental mills in the Carouinas.
GREENWOOD- 4 -. S. C.
_ W E N B . M RL
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rner Field, Louisiana : :400 Units
$10.00 Each
LL and E. H. WILLIAMS, Trustees
an e wVhich IC 31 3(l(, 1 it t(ltI'
41 1- i 1 22
ease is sole II I. .''~lf4 Vl3 . 14,ntlte.rm it
it, andc can ie.liV4 atigilsdfeen
le d velo01pment1 i ntd
I on a<1ut of
I 31he 'on1sequent . ''ell:'~ 1M rm h A"teoll~OII~
io o d tions,
in our isloadthon'i ai I........ ( ot
I ha it m1ost aIoer
w fll "onsin.
nd Tex as Chief h ih 0I I I oiyi ~5eo VI-l i
ItrnlettI, t he big (iitou
s for lease ey- Itu
a 5(0-50 dr'il ling te tok hsaymro a i ecniIo)
ble on the Syn- alyam0gQtechneifo'ouo' nt
elvIng half ie I hsSniaea theveyhgetloill
lor's 'half. Tfhe rte011breagcneconeales
3ry oil fIeld andl t epI ls ochwt h aktadw
Synd~cte.of thandifeyr stock toitheniest ahdrantage.
mingdOin.Exchangweeoiia ucat
HE D IH BLDGth Tr DhoErM nieNtG, . .