The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, July 28, 1920, Image 3
PEACE BY RES01
FAV4
In1 SlIpeech of Acceptaneo Rtepulical
NoinIlee -Says New Paulwhiay -1u,1
he( F1und4 to Peace and 11 World Coin
cert. Address Deliveretd !It Clima:
ol' 1?ni of Celebration,.
Alarion, 0., July 22.--Pvec by
re olintioni of congress and :Ift(er tha
an effort to form ali association of na
tions that would not impair Amerlcal
sovereignty, Were p)romised today b:
Warren G. Harding, in his speech ac
cct ing theW lieublicail nomination fo
the presidency.
He declared the time had come tI
recognize "the failure attending as
sum1ntion, obstinacy, iipracticabilit
1nd delay" inl President Wilson's at
tempt to form ia leagije of nations, ani
that a new palrthway muist be found tI
peace aln(l worI'l concer.t,
in receiving formally his party%
mandate, ie nominee also outlined ,
plan for government by Party rathei
than by iIndividuals, declared railwa3
'.iloyes miglit well be accorded a sta.
>'tus of public servants, endorsed co
operative marketing for farmiers an(
'PronouinceI inerease(l production thi
key to a1 lowVI Cost of living.
The address constittilng the candi
date's personal platform in the cam
paign was delivered here at the climax
of ai dy of Celebration 'which brought
lo'Alarion a notable company of party
chiefs and a crowd of many thousands.
Their plaudits and serenading kept
the nominee the center of a seven-hour
reception as delegation from many
states paraded past the Ilarding resi
delec in a clamoring eavaleade.
Soon aftcr sun-up, tile march of the
first delegations brought the senator
to his front door step, snd after that
there scarcely Wvas a let ILp until lie
left for tihe notification ceremonies on
the outskirts of the city at 2 o'clock.
Old friends from nearby counties
moved with the representativcs of pow.
Stomach
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no charge or the first dozen used.
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Nothing 1:'e it for renovating old
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If your regular dealer cannot sup
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FARMS
Davis place, 3 miles
soil road, containing 116
170 acres, 6 miles west
217 acres, 9_mileslof L
56 acres nice land near'
3o0 acres, near Boyd's
234 acres, 6 miles w
proved.
100 acres, 4 miles of LU
52 acres, 6 miles of Lai
One 32 acre and one 6(
Tavern.
75 acres east of Laurer
137 acres near Gray Cc
143 acres in Greenville
church.
100 acres near Ware 8
103 acres at Mountvilk(
* Other good farms that
you. Rrices and terms r
1 also have all kinds of
One nice new store for.
I buy and slel all kinds
Call and see the olde
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Lauren
UTION
)RED BY HARDING
crfit I tepublican clubs of distant cit,
les in the Irocession, gay with docora
l.n and blatant with noise.
At the Chautauiqua pavillon ieri
the niotiilication took place seats hac
been provided for '1,000 and many time:
that number surged about the parl
and surrounding fields unable to ge
.wthin ear shot of the speakers. Tlui
Jpronouncements of the candidate wer
received with a tumult of applause an
he was back to his home througl
crowded streets a tired but snilling
mnan.
-Will 1. Hays, the national chair
man, ,iresided at the ceremonies and
Senator Lodge, of Massachusetts, wh<
was chairman of the Chicago conven
tion, formally lotiiied the candidate of
his nomination in1 11 speecli apping
'President Wilson's league of natiomi
land praising the part .Senator Ilard
Ing had taken in preventing its unre.
served acceptance.
Speaking slowly and with a charac.
teristle .gravity, the nominee delivered
his declaration of policy in a clear,
full Voice that penetrated far into the
crowded outskirts of The pavilion
points he wished to drive home with
#,particular force, he emphasized by ag.
gressive gestures and several tiles
he got the crowd on its feet cieering
as hie hammered with clinched first tc
land his blows where they Would tell.
His thrusts at tile league of nations
were answered b'y repeated thunder
claps of cheering, but the passage the
crowd seemed to lik best came al
most at the end of the hour andci a half
of xwbaking, when Ie voiced his humil
ity in, the presence of the resionsibili
ties of the presidency and then, s(ar
ing ills bi;oad .shoulders, added that
his con fidence in th1e sulolt of ills
fellow citizens made him "wholly un
afrald."
In his discussion of the league, he
made no direct recommendationu ref..* -
jection of the peace treaty and did not
take up in detail the league covenant.
Contenting himself with the declara.
tion that the league as conceived by
tl president was unthi nkmable, he
- assd oil to state his own view of
what should he done.
"In te call of the conscience of
America is peace," lie saId, "Peace that
closes the gaping wound of world war
and silence the impassioled voices of
international envy and (distrust. IIced
Ing as I do tills call and knowing as
I do the disposition of congress, I
promise you formal and effective peace
so quickly as a Republican congress
can pass its deeision for a Republican
execntive to sign.
"Disposed as we are, the way Is
simple. Let the failure attending :Is
Sun tion, obstinacy, impiateicabilityv
and delay be recognized, and let us
findl the big, practical, unselfish way to
do our part. With a senate advising, as
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1. WOLFF,
s. S. C.
the c6nstitution contemplate!,, I would
approach the nations of Europe and
of the earth, proposing that under
standing which makes us a willing
participant in the consecration of in
tIons to a new relationship, to coin
mit the moral forces of the world,
America included, to peace and inter
nalonal justice, still leaving America
free, indopendent and self-reliant but
offering friendship to all the world."
At the conclusion of the speech the
senator returned to is home, but sev
eral of the visiting delegations not
content with their first reception call
ed again to say good-bye. With Mrs.
Harding, who had been by th,e side of
the nominee during most of the morn.
ing, he shook hands with the callers.
it was his first big day of handshak
ing since his nomination and he was
tired out by the time it was over.
* LiKAVILLE 'NEWS. *
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A goodly number of -eople from
here attended services at Warrior
Creek Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Hughes and Mrs.
T. II. South were shopping in Lau rens
Friday.
Mlr. and Mrs. l. Z. Wilson and son,
L. Z., Jr., and little daughter, Gladys,
visited it the home of his son, .1. N.
Wilson, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Winnic llhoj w a guest at
the home of lrs. J. N. Leak last
week.
.\lr. and Mrs. W. .M. "oke visited
their daughters, Mis. W. G. Garrett
and Mrs. J. N. Wilson last week.
James, the son of Mr. and Mrs. T. H.
South, has been real sick the past
week but we are glad to report that
i' is better at this writing.
Mrs. 14thel Chaney, of Clinton, spent
the week-end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. ii. South.
Mr. Ivy Bagwell visited homefolks
in Greenwood Saturday.
ir. and Mrs. S'. M1. Garrett and lit
tip granddaughters. Alliene and Dora
bell, were recent visitors at tile home
of .\Ir. and Mrs. 1tidgar Sherbert.
Rev. Graves Knight dined with Mr.
T. II. South Sunday.
\Ir. .1. N. Wilson was a buslinss vist
tor over in Spartanburg county Wed
nesday.
.Nir. and Mrs. 1-. Connor and daugh
ter, Lousie, were guests at the home of
T. It. South last week.
W. G. Garrett was business visitor
iln Laurens last week.
Miss Nannie Mae Wilson has re
turned home from a pleasant visit in
Fountain Inn.
NEGItOES GO TO
11ELCOME ,JOlINSON
Two Thoulmsanld Bllacks at Chicngo De.
pot to Meet Jack .Johnson. Didn't
Arrive.
Chicago, Jily 25.-Two thotisand
negroes gathered at the depot today
to welcome Jack Johnson to Chicago
'after a v'olntary3 exile of eight years,
a fugitive fr'om justice in foreign lanids
but "'Li' Ar'thur'' idol of the Southside
failed to appear.
F'eerai officials r'emioved JohnisonI
fi'om the traIn at Joliet anad hulrried
him to t he jail t here whe th11Ley learni
ed tile size of tihe welcomin~g thrtong
there.
Wheni the tria in reached Ch icago tile
waiting negroes stormiled thie gates in
an effoi't to see tihe former heavy
weighlt of tile world. Police reservese
from two lprecin~cts wei'e forced to heat
the crowd hack ,with elub~s to clea;
a passage foi' Lucille ('anmeron Jiohnr
5011, whlite wife of thec form'nr puillist
whol( apjyearied w~earing a brigh t ted
hat,1 a bluie ser'ge suit, and~ ciaslping.
a Me x ican irl18 ess (log to her boso151n..
eight suit cases into a br'ace oif taxi
('abis and1( ass5istd 11er 0ou1 0of the crovwd.
No ( ffort. was madle todayv to obitain
hail for Johnason and prospitcts tonlight
werle t hat lhe wvould Iremain1 in thie
.1(lle( jail unili atraignied ini court.
1* HIC('OHl1 YI TI lIN NE' WS. *
ii ickor'y Tavern, J;uily 21.--The crops
of th is sect ion are looing good af
terI so muchl rainl.
A lawn par'ty was given by~ Mlessi's.
(liile anld Culiivei' Suminerl last Sat
uirday night. A lar'go crowd attended
andi ever'yone r'eplortedi a gootd timle
tilre being flfty-thlree giirls pr'esent.
'1The pe'ople of tis section are get..
t ing busy in the field. As it has rainedi
'so much thiey are getting behlind withI
lh sir wvork.
Thle Sutnbe(amls met( wIth Miss Rosa
Maye Sumerel Suniday afternloon. On
ly a few attended on account of the
rain,
Miss Aillone IBaldwin visitedl home
folks Sunday.
Mr., L. F. Aberer'ombie spient Sunday
'with Rev. W. A. Baldwin and family.
Mr'. Joe lBrownlee visited M'. W. S.
llolt Sunday afternoon.
A good crowvd atteilded preaching
at Rabun Sunday morning.
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Our old stock of Coca Cola is ex
hausted and we are now buying syrup
at new prices. We are therefore forced
to raise our price to seven cents per
glass.
Ice Cream prices remain the same.
Palace of Sweets
P. A. Mitchell, Prop.
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