The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, September 01, 1920, Image 2
LON USiOlREMEN ON
STRIKE FOR IRISI1
Sudden Walk-Out Staged on Virtual
ly iEery Brliish Ship In .Nei York
1'mrI. Strike lit Sympathy for
1% & Wlley itil .31annix.
New York. Aug. 27.-- lateul y their
tie-up (I( virtul:ly every 1, lish sh4i
in New York. the 2,0011 or no r ('n11!g
Fhoret'enI who . tiddenly itit work to
day, i'X1pect to Spread their4 .' walkont t()
vcry port inl the. Un'(ited Statets in the
ho." of for rit a I liritain to 1
lI4'4e fron1 4t a I Te 44n44 .\I:11e'weney,
th l d y:(I 1,1 ' 'r o t ( 'rk, and) 11 4 min t
.\rbbi. ho4 44 l n ix t') land on X rish
soil. 'i h . ww::n , A :1t -who in.ied
the n n 'tI s u of in str
)Ic . I : :| , t - . \\ h .Ili! It it i
(1 o1 .-, t ' ld I JO.11'1111,1.
feel i h '444.444 t/ :t IX' 44 it.; ThI
i s I I I. nt (;t a a Iritin
4111 ~ ~ ~ A 4:.1~'''jI
I t h I IwIi1he .
\n i'an. 1-re c an 4 :4'' n 4e m
'hip 'u~ . 1 o k d rn rt e w il
a ::I 1 m, lt Northi 1i . I thi.- afternoon.
' . ! wh .
N1.ln '' ..Y ' a'n-d 1:.-r
\ 4i. han. 1 two
90 (I I ''rik do" ''.i' re
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4! -iN int' *. 4 ''>m1 t..r. *;
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a ': '..4 !, :I A 4
thonh2h1 .\ra4I1'n mi ete. a14
r4 :4441 t ir hn: . T! .- ' n
ti!*'fS Tas tele3. chill1 'Tonc
r .iAIhe blood. Y'n vcan :'.1n fo?! its Stru..4 Ih
' a. t:4ord. t:f. P-'e G\,
n.
4. ' -:m"' . . i t c h, '
'lp hll '.rnthn-.-ned esi
1'4eX I- th4e food. The~ Iuf
pert i d)er4t reTglif.li
Wr'e for (car free b':oklet
which re.produces t he testi
man11y of 55 men and women
who, before' i Unite& States
Court, swore asM to the
me'rit.a of this wonder med
icinc.
L) .rt1 'r'th- '1l4 (6 for
.544 t my dtrug ,.t<r 4t r
pI4 ip:.is! 'I 4ec-':4pt 4.4 rce
THfE SUL-FERRO--SOL Co.
Deak A Mor.tgomery, Ala.
iiuuuuu,.umumgs
Umsiiaaiguiarian, dle.ti
Fimeir King of Creece Claims le
Nevier A bdieatedl and is till Con.
sitierel Klig.
Plaris. Aicist T . - I1 7For'mer King
CanstatiT, of (Gr1ec(e, still h10pes1 10
megain hi throne, cla imn: ie never
aclbdicated aid that he is still consid
cred the (Greek Sovereign by a ma -
ljority o the pcoplec of thit country .
the LucCIne CVicespontent of
he Ex.celsior. In the, cotti e of III
in !i vrvi cv witI thIIe dethr]1 ncicci mion
arch, h c1 r ( po1 nslenc wa tol th',t
Premier~Im VIi'o m c in :1 ablel
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m ill n w y i:(-c'I iccl ol lvl-i i
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"I w ifhem"the forier" Mnill sil
-'with
tonh:' wo' i . bcy th will of
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O rehe ned~s aitnc t;oi pre ~ -n
Itur prc edurcI ii alclt'ihe'c: 'ucc i in
- icc po Ik t o c en e uch'ab, it .
enaa, tohav .urlr acorin
'ccciw cav in avcfc iitc clac o
cc l c':.uac he enn atobai
cc \ ca n n ''-m i l l i to ih
Aclcc hide troubc e c wit h 'c worm have In ii
cc: lh yc cc'orwich (inientes' yI blood , n na n
Gh'OV E' TAcFcciTi~icSS chcl TICi. iveu rcal r
fo too tre wcs wcSillnch'd the rod m
'enicng Tonic to the cwhol system I. Ntr lte
thro*oc.dispe the worms,'c cc' 'ici cild 11 b
ii#l ;c l c:h.~. leaan cc 00c' per ttleW
,2I0,000 Dead fromt Influenees ink t
World War. 11
Washington, Au:. 27.* - Duo to war 5
Afluince, ten I'uropean nations en
ageCd ind I thc wOrl(I War -Iov a poten2
ll n p Imation o(f 35,320,1000
Irsons since 191-1, according to at
talis:tical resenrch conducted by the
ociety for 'Studying the Social Con-I
e('it(nces of the War, of Copenhagen,
lade publi .Ctoday by the Amuerlean
ed C toss.
At the end of 1913 ,) th society re
orts the(e nations had a poplation
f 400I-'.000Q)u, and uIitir norinl1al (on
itions4 thl population shotild huaw tti
rev.ewd, bv li-t middl of 191'1, to 121,
3(11!~3:i)3 y it 813 I Y 83 1I
0,am. ~ ~a 1:4-. 1)er it h d faln b
St i e to 2,0,O.;10,0101, whichl b-d to
w croillnion yllah statistival
"ri that he l orS of aitual an i
3 itial hnan lif e ill these natio10113
ppro. hnated forty mfillionls.
o :p -on ]( l t tribuitedl in the
e,4port as' follows:
ni 13 war. 1'.' :',000): death I s ht1
--t
doi
tNc
of
Wr
the
}S
pa
ra
8i, t
Ftify-t.
CHA1
U(CO
n augmentation of..Aiortarit eco
omics blockades, war epidemics,
,301,000; fall in birth rate due to
iobilization of 56,000,006 men betweeA
0 and 15 years of age, 20,200,000.
iill eor Letters 4) .\dini11straitton.
heSaeof S.tiI rl ina
('ounty of L~aurens.
y (. . .Thom.t:: t:1. l'roblt Jtidge:
I ' e 11 .-: ( . . h .'. T it e 8 1 1 it. 'o
Iv to n th a . tr- of Adminit.,
idionl of "1he ''artel an~d eft of
Th ar , t i . to It'. a r' d..
all a .' singllar tHie kindred
r. t r a i Se ( .
) .I liG day
en lt m : :. f, bI !w: y b n:
rr.1 o i' ro
i t b
21 d
r,'J - a.
VERYBO DY ar
a0 t is geer
>:n comes out at: t
-n 1 nd for the C
n mafn w
upkeep on his Mi.
,he tire bills to pay
Le feels that tire ect
y should be a. persoj
tract with the tire-m
it a transaction w
car, whether it
.or small.
{~easoning tires
ma terms instead
de custom has writt
s policy for the Uis
tes Rubber Co
Build all tires to
bited States
Pree The olde'
- ; L i.
Subdivide and Sell a
QUICK REMULTS ri
13- A ROP
The Pathfirder give. f [)t par u -it may
ollars to yc'u. \ Vd for it TOI
SA .NC COAST
A e NPn 'Uha jmt
Offic . PETERSBURG,VA.
Con~trac Repre
es- dard and Jet tle
Uy o c h)Se his own
When~~ teodst
largest ruibber ma
he world fouses all it(
uarS.J.soucs uon one gr
Lth one quality, it nakes
id client and that is
whole public.
mf his single ideal i
zal ible in any U. S.
'er. factory, at any U. S.
ith tributing branch, in
be U. S. dealer's store,
Seeing that- the tire
, gets his economy mileage
in with an unlitmited guaran
of Policies are harder to
:en than .tires.
Tedi Probably the deepest r
mwhy U. S. demand kee
ways ahead of the nmm
tires the U) S. makers
2ne supply.
* i orlld41iiitI'
AuctiO'n
Y, car AModcri Ar.ction,
L'Y LOT2a: SUDUR.
RT . wil: -01! now.
be wor.h hundred' of
)AY.
REALT Y 00.
IYout' ru, ene
GREENVIIA.F', N. C.
urg, Va. or Grcer-villo, N.C.
OMPANY
"enNative
Mil nilEilii f
Bar
tire
size.
and
the
adcle,
I 0111c
the
Tire
dis- -
any
-user
along
fee.
riake
ps al
can
ny
ed md
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