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LAUEitINS, S. C., J'LY 14, 1920.
('OX'S VliHOWS.
A1ay13' People are Wondering as to the
vicws of Gov. .James M. Cox, demo
cratic presidential 110111mine, on the
imlportalit questions of the day. Gov.
Cox hias stated these viows clearly atd
Succinctly in an intei'view carried
in the New York '1iles. The fact
that lie has faced the issues and made
a definlite stalvtimen t of his position on
Uth_44. politically danmzerotts qutestions
shiows the mnnill.ler' of 111a11 he is. I Iis
a ement on these issites follows:
" seague of Nations -Durinlg the
war everyborly was for a Leaguc of
Nation,. Nobody vas opposed to it.
Everybidy agreed that it was abso
ljtely es*'entliaul t4 ;toi forever the
siless slaiighter of imillions of men.
Why. then. (id the itubli
(an stliorY beg.in after thi a rIoisti'
to east distrclit uiponi lte league? It
was ntlhing but partisan bigotry and
a hiind desire for iolitical aminuni.
lion inl the coming e'lection. Of coilrse,
there are some conscitllious objectors
to the league: some few men who arn
really Opposed] to it. ltit its organized
o piosition 'x as a deep-laid and as
carefully lanned a colsiracy as was
ever planned by Germany. * * *
I ai not saying that the league is per
f(4et. No human dotCument is. As
yoil already know, I hav!, suggestel
1 wo reservationls imyself. hut Ii horn
iuist he no reservation that will nuilli
fy tile treaty.
"The Irish Qiistion-- 1 have iven
tlef-p tholughlt. to thlt' Irish 41lIstioll.
Th'lly areo warm)-hated04. couirag",(oils.
1:11riotic peoplo. You have to rspec
a11Ny mian wito does not torgtl his fore
iar', and the IriA tu'st ion will he
solvdi satisftitoril. The controversy
w!l be I allayIed, Ir4landl -,at isfh d,.IEng
land s i 1 l, as vel a4': 111 . -f 4t
th- vorld. The prolem1 of 1san
ik Iol a rac <inetion1. It is pIrly
onl., of geography.
"i'rhibtio --Prohibition k, orderod
by Ili cons.-titutlional provisionl lnld
bv fedeoral statile. The president of
t, 111itd .taits [akes oati to sup
pn; "t lithi. It has ne':er' been my habtil
to io lte MY in 'Is. ad1141 an otlictni who
(o() 1101 inforte t he layx is wor'se'
than It'e nman who blreaks it. * We a"
(-(']) hothl the constituitiin and the
statitets a ; the will of til' majori'iy. I
represenlt the .leffersonlianl princvile
that. the, ma1."rilv caln do as it will r
Iartiin g the proh11ibit ion <pt''stion.
Th in m y le: s ' it on lhe st a till,'book
01r '14a' replI it, lbut as ltlna as I am)
a publlic oillelr I shall aecepi what is
Stat the high (0ostiof living is ilrg'ly
tdte to ,t'Oo manity Il'rnovers5. E.Ces.1
ilrofit Inkkes its toll at ('eh turn1. IIy
thle I tim thi " - i artinl retach1ets t" ('on
Sitmer~t tilt t).' 1 has been'u laid sevlral
.let of11 04 rkIS illliI, . a n t the x n it.h <'f
eturse, funds1 tol supporlt t' go\ern.
me14,'t mullst lhe r'aiied. I favor' as a
men):.s to thtis entd an1 (exe: itrofit talx,
and a: onle to ('net andt a hal." per' ("ent
Ia:: on biss of5ii gr'owlng concter'ns.
I heliev- in rttaiinitg tile income11 tax
with hieavy limpost upon01 lar'ge inl
comies. TPh s does not af[fect buh)Iissl'(
too Ser11 ioul y, beecauste no ilnc(omie lt x
mu tst he paid untle(ss t he lbuisi ness is
A Geor'gia woman, getting tired of
the ctriticisms on tile part of pireachI
('r' In partticutlar atnd me'n In gener'laI
of the~ mode t'f wo~meni' wearab'lesi' has
turne'd her1self loose in defense of her'
sex. She says she is sick antd tired
of It aind Is altiost ready to retur'n to
the fashion In .\other' Eve's titme. Ilear
her:.
"We 'women would like to kniow If
ttee Is any style thatt woutld please5
the men," Miss TEtta 'D. inqulir'es. "We
tr'ied %he wide skir'ts. All 'we coul~d
hea' VIom the men andi reformelrs was'
'Hoop" skirits, hlustlef, silk petticoats,
r'edlctIlous!'
"Th'en we tied the tighlt skir't, andI
all the men talked abiout otur 'hiolbbe
skirts ;and silk hose.'
""'Aole of its atre so sick andI tired
of it 'Iwe would be almost willing to
ttry .{ithler 10ve's style if doing so
woumld. make thte men shut ill.
"What r'ight has a man to judttge
women's clothes anyway? Is man in
general 'welil dressedl with his neck
shaved high and his hlair cut short, a
cigarette ot' cigar' in t-he corner of his
moths trotusers that dor)'t fit and
pockefn as lar'ge as coffee sacks; withl
silk reeks and pug nosed shoes, men
ar'e a lthore awftul sight than any mod
ern gred oman."
0 e
$ SPECIAL NOTICES. "
* *
Overlandm For Sale-We have Just
succeeded in securing the Overland
Automobile agency. We have touring
cars and sedans on exhibit at our
salesroom. All of Overland Light
Four model. See our adv in next
week's paper. Sumerel Motor Co.
52-1t
For Sale-Ford touring car in good
conditlon. See Eanterby Motor Co.
52-it-pd
For Sale-New Ford touring car.
Geo. 1-. Blakely. 52-it-pd
For Sale-One Ford touring car,
model 1917. Also one Overland touring
car, model 90. Prices reasonable. I.
S. Ilurdette, ianford Station, S. C.
52-2t-pd
For llent--'wo connecting oflices
in ite Advertiser building. Apply
at Advertiser ofllce. 52-1 tpd
Wantidttl---Sale.iladies with some ex
periele' ill dry goods. Good position
for right parties. Write "'", P. 0.
ilox 277, Latrens, S. U. 52-1t-clhg.
ntted Sitaleman1-Yomg man witih
some experiencte in dry goods. Good
poiti for live yongt" man of good
eharacter. \Vite "ll", 1'. 0. Ilox 277.
I a rent. S. C. 52-It--hg.
Noilre-.11ave fe0 harlt1red rock hens
and cock erelIs to sell iefore leaving
lown. $2 amit $3 each. If' you want
ithti. coile Ithis week .1 ohn A. Ilicks.
.,2-11
For Silt' Ono harrel of black roof
.aim. (heap. Wraik l'osey. 52-i-ld
Ier' Sile - .mO wIid-Itmill, clheap.
Franlk I 'osey. 52-It-tld
For' Sali - - aIouse and lot onl Lairtel
street. S:ix mooms,, rvcepltionl ha,1,
larg hath. Se W. Ii. Glilkersotn.
52-1 t-1(1
F'or Sale. Nice I lack driviing pony.
First chteck for $1.30) gets it. Mts. 13.
It. Todd, liarkisdale. S. C. 52-11.
.ost--O-n Stunday mtorn in tg, .11u1y 11,
onle browi leather hai grip. Dropped
from autto ol tlop soil road between
Abecrombie's stoe atid Princeton. It
cotaind amotig othber arflieiles. 4I
diiresses for boy of : years, aid one
nmiddy stilt for' boy of G;. $..00 reward
If reftured to M.\rs. .1. A. ('trry. 0my
Cou rt, S. C. 32-11.
tor Sale--Two go ni -'ms. See
Clyde T. rank it I . -mers National
llankh. , .5t2.t f
,ost --.\ s 'ver card case with gold
stripes, bearing the initials ".. M. M."
Notiev-Laurens Trust Company
will pay you 6 per cent Interest for
your. mone1y. 115 - .f
F.or Sale--T'wenty hishels sp('ckle
(\\Whiippoorw ill) peas at fourl <iollars
per. bushel. It. 1'. llollanld, Liaurens'
I1 t . P, 1 . 2. -1! 1-It)119
Watled .\lln with auiton10hilles, filr
each voutnty inl South" Carolina. If
you arte a huistler, anitd thillk you canl
sltothe farminlg tradev, s4ometin"lu
that thety ned, 1 enn give you a --
0i1n i'.g," will p.-y yon .30 to $1.hlll
per mlonth. A1,ddre1.s .. Mr. '1. .1. %-tM1r1.1
1:18 \ashiington St., Cohiunbit. S.
.30-3t-pdl
1.010, texress cot let. $1.7.3 pr 1.0011,
postpaid. -.\]I va ills pr'millt ship
m nt. 1ri-.1n an Co.. Val
AN NOUN CEM ENTS.
I het'eby an nout nce im1yc'lf a candi
dat t for ie-eleltion as .\i agis5tratec fori
L-attiens Tiowttshipt and pledge imyself
to a btide byv ft etrles of t( e letmo
.lOilN N. W'lCll'.
httrteby anntouncte htimi a canditdate fori
tte nd lege him to1 abidi' thle result
otf ft'etloct'at Ie primtaryt.
didlate for ('lt of Court t forl ILaiirens
(CoutttIy an td pledge tmyself fo abide Ithe
resit of fth tDemJttocrtatic imar 1:1ty.
,10-uN A. llThANK'S.
I hierbty announcefl my candtidaey for
I~tresettilv in Ctngr'ess fromo the'
ptledgte myself fto abide thte resutlt of
ige Manl itii Senitentced to Tren Years
fr'omt Spat'nhur'tttg ('outy i) Is Set
Spatatnhuirg, .Juily I 2.-'The stat e
sitpremie cout t, in an ord(er' teceivt'd
her'te today, sets aside the verdict of
gtullty in thte case of Will Kelly. ant
aged negro of Cowpens, thtis county.
convicted of attempited assault itpion
a little white girl and sentenced to ten
years' lmprtisonment andl or'ders .te
negro's telease. The humpremne court
says tere was no evidencep upion
wvhich to base a conviction. Tn its or
(let' the coutrt says:
"Whten a tman Is charged with evil
thoughts t'lpenedl ito action, htis fel
low triers cannot rest judgment on
thteir knowledge of otiginal sin Iher
ent in the pisoner', else nonte of tts
wvould escapte judgment. VTe evil
thtoughtt, which ia the orIginal Intent,
only becomes utnlawfull whten Ite who
harbot's it prtoceeds to pttt it itnto ac
tion. The single aot of thte defendant,
.testilled to by the female child, (does
not tend to pr~ove that when he put
his hand upon her he had a eriminatl
intent. To so hold 'would hturt the
law more than It wotuld hurt the de
fendant. The judgment is revet'sed
urih direcntion to enter a verdita of
Co to it, Etta D.! (We are with you.
'We have never seen the time'yet when
th-e women didn't dress just right.
Let the heathens rage and dress like
you ding please. if long skirts are
the style you know how to make 'em
(the skirts) look good and the same
way w:th the short ones. It's woman's
place to-look pretty, if possible, and
attractive, and she is the boss as to
henv to turn the trick. .Hit 'em again,
l10tta!
('iUlCII 3OVE31ENTI
(14lEiATLY 3MODIFIED)
(eieral ('ommit.tee Takes Stock and
i"Inds that Orginizatin Is Solvent.
New York, .fuiy S.-The general
committee of the In terciirch World
Movement, meeting lire today to con
sider tle fitture of tihe organlizat Ion
voted to continie the iovemen t "on
a greatly modifled scale," appointed
a committee of la to confer withl rep
resentatives of the denominations co
operating in tle movement anid to ree
ommenlivi(d a plan of reorganizat lon, was
alt Iorized.
A 'uilget of not inm-re thaii $75,,owi
1o becomei a rpai of ohilgationl a!ready
iincurr-ed was auth11orized to (.arr.y onl
the work penlding-_ revorganizailonl. anid
no ot!hr bildl(t i-I to he atilorizeoi"
1til it htas; been espCiallapproved
an(d thle exlinses 1rovided by I tIe
proper autltloities of thle cooperat'ing
denlominlations."
Tlhe comm121itte of 11 was appoined
"tIT' 1 report of .ai4.111 s 31. Sla ar: of
the executive committee tilit the ilov'
meni t is solveit. and t1hat its obliga
1ions (o not exceed its assets aid
lde:.its report approved the ac
tion of tle xecutiive cominittet inl
closing t he accounts of tle movement
as of Jiune 20, "ill calling upon the
clirclies to meet tliir obli igations and
in ma1iig a clear distictin betwven
ite past an1d fliture operationbs of lit'
lIishop Niciolsoii, it inrging contin
1111T of tie moveellint 1e(iared, "ie -
actionlary" tendenl'cies wihicll he said
werie shown inl the IA o national polit
le.ai convenitions "woubi b~e maiferst
'n11 (t1h c 111hches ifw 1 r( m hllij s
111v m to 'ld."
I I '((or1. I . o I II 'Iic I 11 I I i I a',1
11,intIn I 'id theo followinl Subcommt ;210oo
'at ;ia for rtor-:anliza11 ion oif 0:h.
(2h1Thonis Nicholsonm of Chi
: (1hrmanl : Mr.\ s. .\lary loll ar2
\Vcodiff, liie hodist !-:11('0111 al: t 1
it'ac. . ''. 'wer' . :en,' Mi'. sytv i ans
Churcl Niu oh the 14 er. l- .('. l, ori s.
Prebytrin (harh.Fouth1: .rs. AnI
:: 'lwate, anid the of. lams 11.
\inhortetr. D s ih of ('brisl: the
Ulb v. Willim~ S. Daty anld Ilt-s. Frankll
G:Evim ~ I. o l: , 'o -,a io al:t h
lav. W. C. 'arks, N' tional lea tii:
gt'(h Rt . A.. ('. sibhall, (ttilc'll of thle
\Ht'ron tihe l' ev. W. I. Atdlrson ,
('nited ll'r.s yt rian: 'Ii.<Io ,'lamile"
('nIlon, .r., .\t n hs~t t'of liepi'scopal.,
orth tho iNtr. for If wi eth. weding
Ai. sprcsanteetir. .ofstoephs. ).l
bee caled tot'e Tiin hy eeningdSats
an o'.co to dcd Iteyfogeat I:van
ofth a' chur wich.sbentaidi
ThosIh e'tn u'fo tr etpanin Athl
mteetince of ahl general~ 11(11I romle- a
wi h ts eotwilbdub itd
.\ mrigeof n t.erews. oen
ized.:r The Aomeothserh es r
eat.i .\to antn~ .\a l. i'oi'.t Wo(rg
a't. wh'ne ogn sudaryh Wolyf'Sb
coune the de f .\ev. Wim.e A. 'fer.n
lnn'ce .uli s (oillyh in
vieditattenid thee eriesn.A
N. .Fromther th. wil viiONah
ington, Phldepi and Newm York,
What the Gr
Reprint from Gr
TRAXLER'
FREE 1
Educators, Economists and So
ciologists All Sanction Uni
versal System
CANDIDATE ANNOUNCES
CAMPAIGN PLATFORM
Wants Farmers to Organize,
Business to Thrive and
Labor to Be Protected.
Wi 'ilIve TP raxle r's tinl iversni , free
e'41uentionl phln is miop11ted--anld educea
loasociologists and14 evonomlists say
it n oill lbe so ier r later as Sur il s the
siua shines illiteraey will be wipe,
6from1i the fair lands of \mleriva withint
.\)Id what is this pltn of, ave Trax
ler.
It is tiis: NaitioniidiI for a thor
oigih v coilipreilli.usive syste ll where
Iv tii' 1'1 i d I ' -)t :it ('S go veriiftne1it
VwIuh ol o t ributll14 thIrev- foulrthIs t he
vost. t 'w state one-eightht and the
oiity v ne-ighth, each conitv and
state, aS units, to speinI appr iation s
1mdlr at n1111[ta unde14 vrstanitd inlg based
upon11 termls of' Pederal .114atltt laws;
Io terec-t anid mla in1ta:1in1 gradof.ed l ools
w ithI we-,Im- aid fneult ies throuighoult
t he tint inn where everl4y bov and girl
wold be 1ittd to enter aly profes
UNCLE SAM AS DADDY.
Mr. 'I'raxler, w\hto yest crtday formally
announMCed4 his platforml inl his race for
c'4gress in the ht! ith 'ontgressioal
listrict, set downi this eduentional plati
as its lprincipal plink. Ile holls fhat
('nele ,-t;n is the daddly of all--ax was
Nili1abiJlyv demonstrate durin the
1ite eiiergel'qy- -atal t hat beiniIIg tilie
':.lv lie muist look 'erefll aifter Ithe
idnti':ition and training oft his c'hildreni.
'I'ht tat ler fails to look after his
chibh n, sirronidiig tihi-ml witi suichI
biles/ 'il advanit:es as he enil'
n!skeil .\Ir. Traxler inl explaniniig his
:iinbaii s lhati. ' he fathetr 'ails not
byv any* abwsens (If* qoof inl ton but
Ib'eniii of, i ek ft oppl ort i ty,' conII
tt iniu i I lile' 4-:4 id inte.
' I hh,'14 ,' said .\1. Traxler, thar
tih h11p of* the nat ion rests upiiont its
you1th nil its nb r . The plast five
y i4 h:fte wijle frt-ii tilt- favo of th.
'mrth th e Il order; it i llassed. This
is a1 now <lay; a day of tnewv tlouight and
ad. iii ; e w aibit ion, new hop's,
tiew :alilhit ions anl aspjriti jns, titw
de n o w princviles, it' yol w\ ill.
ThIis is nit tie 1:i1 for imasty souls
tll 1411k1 throui ght darki ntil, 11amp
l, visionit' lil- dend past. \\'e bli d
suiperst it iIin :i nil gteeild and selfish.
ltess aild ;ctl ionalistim wit h tiur1' pre
viouls dead 111 Ilanders F-iel.
'I t he ltint it hohls to the newly
estalblished priciph -whih I gratit is
nlecess3Ay for11 the. saetyv 4X thlt World
that it may theonsipt our ad I le 1111
ilin fimes ofl war nd great emir
gency'~-- -thlen i I h lith utiobnaI go.'
i'-rtltiln etil do1 no less tilatt ejlltteite
t in-.s boys tonil girils atni fit tem for'
e ivilian ii ci(.uipat ions ami~ profless.ionis,
as weall ats lit thhemt fori wat' service.
met wh ewihut h t'~n'Ioetnis nIi many~i'
in use o ltheIn Iac k iofii :iient .l mo'.n
sio tuch frotm a tmilitaryi- .siti1iiint as
limit it staiiin~itt ofi eidientionllial lit
iness. P
at' toI mar not iii mni uml woml-n ofi
yester'ilaiy. \\e ire criiieat tiies at a new.
tia ndti wie muist xi, iinduliit aiir uia
l ionai lifte, wh'ichii pritmelntes to (evirv
inookl andi' erany ii of ou ait l aitI, andii
''ieh at sichool systimi ais I itdvo
I ili:.l it e'ntti tit hei steessfuill hii''nltii
441 fories lior wart wax qu ic-kly ac
gcomplise by 't.\merJ'ien.~'it The't t iont r
opet C e 10 icesfullya het r i roadsI
I the exptres com pinisa h tneiI ) ele- i
of a sc'hol syst eii bys the govet'mnteunt
int cooperationi withI the stati's is a imn
ple mailtter. It wulhl take away no
right of(i tihe xtait' is forfleilted hiv theii
acctepitanctie a ot at iotna I oad14 t'unds~.
Weire atli ghal eniough to get Uttcle
Sam to hlpl us biuibil our roads. .\y
xs'htool plan41 is jus t ats -dmtitpe andii en
Iirely aniiialiou.
''I )o yoiu realize t hiat this govern
purote('(t thle bo~gs oif t he countr y I Ito
ymiit kno th~liat thle bratich of ittatnia
jidutst ry work ing itude'r t he( depat
miet ofi agicutlture t is xpenin( g lig
ttoniey to keeop t1he hogs of' thle coiii.
try int goodh liealt
How muchl is the governmient
spendtinig thait wvill rebou i ~to th (1le last'
Sig benefit of thle hi aan fattii 1; ho(w
imuiih to enliiighten thit eo iple'; how
mucih to free Item fromi shac~ikle4 oif
er pittcl i ot1i~ f Amicanh'~t cit izenip'1
hlow imuchl, I ask, and echol ansiweris
not.''
TRAXLLER AS A CITIZEN
Danvi Traxier gets his mail unader
thle natmo of ' 'D[avid It. Traxler,'' bit
hte is afYeetiontately known't as ''l)ave''
fronm the (ireen mountains to Trybeo
Lightt. ie han beeni a pillar of Giroen
vilIlu citizensh ip so long till none1 can1
counit the dlay hio begani to wvork for
his commtinity. Endowved with a bril
lant minid, a goodl education and an
uinboiunded store of energy, his coat
ha. alwavya beon ofr nd hla sleeves
(Political Advertisement)
.enville News Said A
1enville News, Sunday Mornii
S UNIVER#
3DUCAT 10
WIDELY I
11p in every cause looking toward tile
uplift ing of tilo city, stato and nation.
His trieIds IId associates in the bus
iless world and ill civic affairs, de
elare that he hais euver vet refused
to lenl a hand when there' was work
of illy character to (10. Web has
served on practically every committoo
of iportance of tle local trade body
With distinguished success.
IN POLITICS
Iln party counciiils Mr. Traxler has
always been a leader. Iorn of a red
Shirt faliily, te blood of the Old
Soul rituns inl his veil. The diffutsiol
,f the bloot of the New South has
but iilpregla ted the Il manl with new
imipuiles which Ietract not one iota
fromI ile sy inlpatiies and sent iment of
the ist.
.r. Traxler served with isti'inguish
4.<1 r'ecord as secret a'y and treasiuriiier
of the (eenv ille cou ity Dioc rat ic
comm itte, the first executive of that
body silce the war to bring system
lit of cha11los in tle ml atter of keeping
re-ords. At different perios lie was
elevted preo iitet exce tive coiunttittee
iniI, (0111ty exeit ive collllitteenini
:lil state executive coiiitteeian.
lie -wa a delegate front South Caro
lina to the St. Louis Democratic con
veition anad tile Baltimore con vention.
Oi both Iccsiosli he htl a lea Iinug
hai in tle noination of President
Wilson , sitting at tin- council t able
with IleAtdoo, Hoper, lI'ynn and other
leaders of the party. After the clec
tion of 'resideit \Vilson, the postiiias
tership at G rten ville was offi'eire to
M r. Traxler anid tle recoids there
written places him top-notcelr inl
the archiiives at Washington. "''The best,
postmnaster in A merica.'' was tile desig
11111ion given by a high goverinien t of
fitinl. Traxhe r was the postitaster
who in atugurated tile fari-to-table
io veOenIit whicl broughit insta nt soc
CUSS an11d praise froml departmnt hevads.
lieads. His i111111 to bring the lro
diutceir and iioil 4'tnmter inl instalit and
intiminte touch througl thlie iails was
hierabi:h1'id as a bri iliant suiccess
(Af the 1and4. lit, Was widely N.g.11irat -
ilat:d at Washington uipol his
:o-hievemenvits. Hie was enjllod t o
Wishiingioii to make a special report
onl his farmIl-to-taleh planl, whichl was
sI I. rng ly e orsel. lie st'cired fr'ee
deliv'ry for Greer and aslev ai1l
extenlded the Gre vilesstem' to . -
Clud -S.0n SOUri, CitY \'iew .1111 CherW
okee Par~k.
TRAXLER ON LABOR
NIrI T ra xler I woubI ( l Imploy coopern1
ti(n1 inlst eal tof dyna ite. In his plt
ftorit le sets forth the well-definted
ald logical pricilple that Ilabor, indlus
t im o114 the Iagriiultuurist have the
right to organize;. labor the right t o
Iarga ii ollectivel.y, os have iIIlist ry
ai-l th farmer tim right so to ba:lrgatiln
if they.\ vch1oose. L'abor, he holds, is
4.n1tit !ud to justice, buit hke alsol eon
tink that la or lust avoid aIlIl utn
iiandis; I utist nit bring tdiaagt e
to theit plelb at lairge.
lIe wioiuhi liket to see such on or
ganiizat ion of' Sioutherii lihmtirs as ex
ists amtlong then apleli ail ('it rus g tiw
er-s of' tiie west, lie eliles thle f'att
W estern Appie (Gro)wters' .\ssoiatiiIion,
aplelis were'. xiihl at teni cet'uts a dizi,t,
t ion th si ameoic fruit is souul at tt'n u'ients
aution work ing under st rictly liegitimat e
riulesx.
hIt' takes no( stock ini propiosals f'oi'
NOT
Aftsr July 1s1
deliver coal
When you sei
der mail your
We are force
on account ol
work caused
accounts.
Lau
Gin & I
bout Traxler
ig, June 27, 1920
AAL
4 PLAN
ENDORSED
radlical legislation that 'would tenl to
inljlurC Amluerican industry or big On
terprises.. lI e believes inl aggregation
of capital to save overhead, tinler
well regiulated Collitionls. lie is the
nitnctuirers' friend, as the records
show. lie has just been instrinental
inl bringing to Green ville a millioni dol
lia itt iomobile factory, v. lie believes
that the souith hs siilferedl too long
fromI (riastie iti-(rporalt tion legisla
ion, le savs. The Iime litis eome for
conItst rtivt ive, uphiii lini g efort, do
clares the calniilate. ThIie t i me has
comeil whent biIig biusi ness mu ist lie givenu
:t sq Ia IT flea1; t lt a butIsi n1ess because
it i:4 lIg is ot IIveess:atrily a <let riliilt
to t lie putblie wel fare, Ir -. Trax ler
sayvs.
MUST PROTECT SOUTH
NI . Traxler cointelis thl t the
sout hernil hrresenII itatives inl conlgress
muiiist he et their job in tie future as
ne1%Ver before. With 1 Dilemocratie mIi
niorit y, le s:I.ys, tlie I)eiocrats lave IL
loigge Ill hols t ha t t hilv -'o it ile ts li
Ig job thanl if! they ontrollml the
h1141,y. lie hiohls tat thle Mooth is go
ing1 t o le oIul I reatee1 bv t Ie lepnh
I li ii mjoritil14y unless he I)ellocratic
III inity gI t o4s int v4 e C v(vr Session with
figiting clotlies f411, armild withI logic
and aggressiveness. Out of tlie .35
miiiembeis ot cOniiig'ress all hot 52 are
: twyeirs. lie coitenls it is time for
thle people to seniil mor~ie laymien to
Waslinigtoni; t ha t the lymen's viow
point is iiot tlie viewpoint of the law
y'rl. anlid tnlit in thie p1resent instanico
that the lavien's idleas a31 efforts
arie sorely lieele inl legislative halls.
fie asks for elect ion as a1 r'epreseta
tire of the masses-the great- back
lione of the Amierican people. Iie says
hi wants to be heari for icither tho
high1 nor lte low, ill porticliar, but
for all. lit' sayts lie has felt th great
puilst-tir41, of the ileople tland that Ito
knows their needs l4 their desires.
.\Ir. Tri.xler inl It is previous races
hiui tle iilo-semtent otf .\Ir. N.\-_Xdoo,
\lroper and otiters high in party
vonnillts. lIe his lieei for maliny y'sfl
it liber-lal conltributlor to th nt, lationlal
par t v. In his rave for volgress ill
1111lie hieked 15,001) votes of t'lec
tiwn, inl his seion' caiipaignl ill 1918
1' mmle. t romendousI gainls, mlissing' at
s nir with Nicholls by just -l2
vote's. 1,'111 of1 determinlationl, imme-10
diatelv afte the rIsult of the last ilec
timn \as anniiountced'l. ...PTrixh-r gavo
it it' t hat he woul le inl tli preselt
amai au1 11ssutranes, eli sav,
whic hai l1n1ve com.11'e4 fritm everv section
oft thlie listrict , ploint to his siu'et'ss.
With characteiist le vigor, It( is mak
ing a sweeping campaign. HIis appear
aIee at several iniformal gatherings
iml the district lat ely has beenl thlie oe.
a 4in foit r pa It.y' leaders to ex press
thi opinion that It' Ilonils lage it tho
A FAMILY MAN
I)ave Traxler's los;pitality is a by
word-4 inl Green Iv iIle.. I lis 8 splenv.1d il
Iomite is alwavs opileit. lie is the lIather
41t sev ii chilire. His closest neoigh
hots are' his lost friu'tis. At, the tire
shi'lie'h is ai l43Livab tle ompaion. As
an inst anic of hiis loyaloty ami hios
pia lityv e'xpreiissed to ol fiends4, it. be
'namii known~i this week thaint lie ujpit his
iolfiice, le'aving all crtu~naignt andr busi
ness nai~tteris for thle day, to t'ntertaint
t wvo tftormer n ihors aind friend's of
(G'eenville. One of theise bnkeors re
ma~rked: ' ' I lave, we cani)'t vote forii youi,
you hail bietlt'r get out amitong thlosii
Spar~itanhiii4 ur iu andiliauren bankers' ' to
whlich, staotemen'i ''t Trxher's repily wans
charaincteriist i': ' '\\'henu I have tot be
dlisloyanl to iobl friendis toi imaken new
ones, thon i'll filnit poilities.'
ICE!
we wIll only
for CASH.
id in your or
check with it.
~d to do this
the time and i.
by collecting
Fuel Co.