The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, September 08, 1920, Image 3
PEMJNUY OIARGED BY CoX
TO RBEPUBLICAN IJBADEBS tl
Democratie Nominee Declares that Re- e
publican Leaders Perjured Them. .1
selves when They ' Testified Before i
Senate Inyeztigating Committee.
Kalamazoo, Mich., Sept. 3.-Sugges -v
tion of perjury in the Chicago inves.
tigation by 'the senate committee of
,the Ropubitcan campaign conitribu
tons, was made here tonight by Gov
ernor Cox, Democratic presidential
candidate, In a speech closing the
first day of his western campaign.
Referring to 'enials by Republican
leaders of his Pittsburg charges that
a Republican quota list of $8,145,000
was mnade for fifty one cities, Govern
or Cox said to tits audience here:
"You know that when denial was
made at Chicago of the existence of
a quota inen were deliberately telling
An uint uth and tell it under oath."
The governor's statement here clos
oud a day in which he delivered sixteen
addresses devoted largely to Republi -
can finances and the league of nations.
At iniJtle 'Creek he discussed Article
Ten of the league covenant for . the
first time since his acceptanco ad
dress, declaring its Itport iwas an
international warning to "keep off the
grass" of other nations' boundary
lines.
Republican contributions were dis
cussed at length here.
"It first was denied by Mr. Hays
(Republican National chairman) that
there was (iota," said Governor
Cox, again resenting the "Official
Butilletin," of the 'Republienn treasurerlI
with its statements regarding reptrts
of "full quotas" and over subscrip
tions.
Following with a statement regard
Ing alleged untruths under oath at
(hicago, Governor Cox continued:
''If the leaders who have taken
possession of the Repuhlican organ
-Ization will tell an untruth under
oath, I ask you if that organization
is en tiled to the support or the rank
and file this fall?
"We have established. I think, the
existence of a quota. Is there anyone
wlo (lenies that they're trying to tlt
somuething over and don't want any
body to 1-norv about it
AT BOTI
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select from. C
earned money.
S('Il1)OL D)AYS btl~E I
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'lIL1Hl FA MH IAi
ioy's inits . . .. . . .
Boy 's Catps .. ....
School iShoes .. .. .
I ar heavy 1ied lilankets.
Special vane in Aliss'e
C'hildre'( s Iloe h01.Iig line
1 lot La4tdhes' Silk J lose, $1
fr~omi, all shaupes5 andl k ind(
34e's fine Dre'(ss Sit
nyj to .. . . . .. . .
2,1000 IPNIRS M llN 'S
O)V-imA hili8
or l.......'....'..
1 hJy's heavy Bine Overalb~
1 lot M(e's' Work< Pants, sj
\Men 's -fine'l Dress Pant s . .
6 package
Arm and Hat
Soda for
No. 1 Store 210 W
"Mr. Hacks. and his aseociates may E
[liik they ean tool the men of Amer
.a by that kird o( twaddle," tho goy
rnor continued, referring to state- 8
3enta In the 'Republican "Bulletin,"
egarding plans -to press the effort for
ontributions, "but they can't fool the
romen." t
Governor Cox also reiterated his
harge of an "enormous" Republican c
und and that important business in
crests were "trying" to buy a gov
rnment4al underhold.
"Regardless of denials," the candi- c
late declared, "I repeat the charge V
mid will continue to press that charge '
intil the second of November."
it
Asking why busness interests
hould seek an advantage the Deio
!ratic candidate repeated assertions
hat i)anking interests were seeking
o change the federal reserve act, In
listrial interests trying to "buy the
ise of the bayonet in strikes," and
hat the meat packing interests were
)pposing government regulation of:
!old storage.
The league of nations was extolled
>y' the governor in a speech today, lie
leclared that "the mothers of Anieri
a," are for it, and denounced a sel
trate ipeace with Germany. He ap
plied the terms "standpatter," and
'reactionary" to Senator Harding, his
Republican oppontent, and, replying
to Mr. Harding's recent address In
favor of combining features of the
league and The Hague tribunal, de
Alared the plan internationally "reac
tionary."
Accusing Senator I Hairdnlg of chaing
in.3 positio'ns frcquently u pon the'
league issue, Governor Ko: Faid The
Hague trihbunal had "bats in the bel
fry, and spider webs everywhtere."
"Now, the new plan." tho governor
cent'inued, 'Is to reestabli.4h that old
i nstution uvhih has prov"n anl ab-'
solute failure by failin.g to sto; the
world war, and to coibine' it with
anything good In the leatneC--to pioce
them together."
GovCernor Cox rid iuleold th' prolosal
i.y .,uguesting the result of an attemlpt
to put into a new atomiiobile a piece
( one of his auditors suggested and tile
governor adopted) of a "one lunger"
motor.
)pening Sale of Fall
>me to J. C. Burns 8
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.$1.98 to $4.39 ra ing wet
4.48 to $14.39
.480 to $1.08 JUST R&F
.$1.48 to $5.39 MDIENT ()
.. ..... $4.98 made in ottu
8B upl to $3.39 pr1i(ces, $1.9:
to select W-n you
15c up to 59cyo
50 valutes. .,
atl .......95c \Ve have
to) sele(t ini Lanrens1
S$1.98 to $6.39 t-he .mrket
L.98, $2.48 45c. 49.
. .... ..$6.39 Inmre.
tVN'I) W)YM'I lot landi
I lot iier
anid dres
ra...l.$2.25 l , 01 hi
.... ....$2.95 41)e quality
, all sizes, Ptll line c
.$1.48 to $1.98 w omen a
etial . . . .$2.25 wihs
3.48 u p t o $9.95 ily.
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eatl L auns Street
ESOUE OF CREW
OF 84 DE8CIBED t4
0
ubmarine was Dioovered with Thir. -11
ty Feet of Bow Protruding .Above ii
Water.
Now York, Sept. 3.-The plight of
le disabled submarine S.5, whose
n
rew of 30 men was rescued early to-.
ay after ,being submerged for 44 t
ours, was first learned by the stean
lipl) Alanthus, which accidentally dis- r
overed the submarine off the Dela
rare 'Capes yesterday afternoon with
0 feet of her bow protruding above
he water, Caiptain M. 0. Swlinson of
he steanish ii) General George W. Go
thals reported up1oni1 his arrival at
lohoken tonight.. IMarlier . reports V
bere that the General Goethals had
ricated the distressed underseas ves
el by ileans of a telepillone buoy re
Elased from the submerged craft.
The crew of the submarine owe
heir lives, he said, to the quick work
f Chief 'nglieer W. 11. Grace. of the
;encral Goethals, and his assistant,
t. A. Williams. I
Thle Imprisoned men, Captain Swin
on said, had cut a siall hole through I
he hull and had stuck through a pole
mn which was flying an undershirt.
L'he Alanthius was unable to rescue
he crew, as she had no apparatus for
titting th rough the submarine's hull.
L'he crew of the Alantlius, however,
)egan piumping air through the small
iole made by the undersea craft's
3rew.
"It was about flve.twenty last
flght," Ca:italn Swinson said, "wh1en
we sighted the Alanthus flying dis
ress signals. about forty illiles east
>f the five ftatllol lighthouse.
"We drew up alonugsid :m111d foun 1d
ter made fast to tle how of the sub
minlue iy a eal. This cable was
miilly ti) keei) heor from driftinlg away
is tie stbmnarine was PIrfetly buoy
int. Her after taliks weelt' full, and
h1er' forward tanks emIty so that she
was laying in the water at an anigle of
sixty degrees, with thirty feet of 111111
alove water.
The Alantlus explained the sub
marine's plight and saId she was tin
able to give any aid otier than pumnp
air' through the siall hole. The Alan
Bur
TWO BIC
and Winter weari
: Co., and buy your
id space to list all t L
Winue ofi Caruidui .........84c
W\amlpoles Clod Liver' Oil 84c
'Womlen's Overshloes for
ither'.... .......98c to $1.89
DEIVtFID A 'lI(G A'HL4tRT
- work rooms in iBaltimlore. Lat
s, ')beutiul styles at reaisnlfllle'
3 up~ to $9.90. Drop ill and~ look
YoUt will want to buy1 two hait
ce thlemt.
HtN'OIIA MS WI'GEK
the('I largest stde'k of (GinghamIls
prlices, at 25c, 30c, 35c, 39c,
'hese goods a re worth 5ie a yard't
4(' and1 111I o lIuse's..........35c
*f tuall tnd 'erwour~ lor lmlen,
nd( chlildrient. All sizes andl~
(Canl fit upl theC whol0e fam-l
Bargain Days Eaci~
'Bui
RED IRON RA
ius had a radio outfit but no opera4
>r, so I sent one of our radio men or
r to her. By 6 o'clock Grace and Wil
ama and four other men were stand
ig on the submarine's hull, drilling
)r all .they were worth with only one
mall hand ratchet drill. The Alan
hus radio was only good for a twenty
ile range, so wer relayed their mes
ages with our outfit. I sent messages
D Cape May, Phlilaediphia, Norfolk
nd New York, telling of the subma
Ine's plight, aud calling for aid, as I
idn't think we would be able to cut
hrough the rull with our one little
i'll.
"At 9: 15, the Aanthus flashed us
hat Grace had a number of holes
rilled through, and that the men
vere greatly revived. I sent out the
iessages, but still called for help.
"Later, the ltint, an oil tanker ar
ived after picking up ouir message.
whe had aIn electric drill but we found
t was useless. Site stood by several
ours, and finally left, finding she
ould offer no assistance.
"In the meantime, Grace and Wil
lams were taking turns with the
land drill, and finally at 1:20 a. Im.,
Oter hours of the hardest kind of
,vork, a hole was cut through large
mnough for the men to escape.
"The first man was taken otit. at
:25, and by 2:45, the last man, Lieu
enanEuComiander Charles M. Cooke,
Jr., climbed through the hole.
"The men from tle submarine re
vived quickly, after being put aboard
the Alanthtis, where they were given
bot soup and put. to bed., Many were
bleeding at the mouth and nose, their
faces were swollen and their eyes
bloodshot, but they still had plenty
of spirit.
"All credit for the rescue belongs
to Grace aind .\eWilliais. If ever
men -were heroes, they were."
The ubmaine rew as ater
transferred to the battleship Oh and
tle Alts steamed towards Nor
folk.
The (neral Goeth als. ow ned by tile
Panama itatiroad Steamiiship Com
piany, was on her way from Cristobal
via lIalti to New York when the ac
eldeit to the submarine was discov
ered.
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$2.98 tt).... .... ......
I pair' fine lHed Islankets. (
no0w at .... ......... ....
liig line Men 's W~ork Olaov
leathler' gloves .... ....691
Spi'1 valutes in Jjadies Dre
at ......... .......$2.98
Ilatle/' Silk Dress.es, liadie
Driesses, landies' Poplin D):
goinig at spec(ial pri'rees.
liig line of Mei's Shoes, dri
and work; shoes . . . . $2.48
.ShOES F01( it lr WilOl
Woimn 's Shoes, dl re'ss shoes a
day shoes. .... ....$2.98
Infulantl's Shoes .... .... ...
Trunziks .............. ..$
Suit (Cases ......... ....
3Men' Sx OX....... .........
Iloy's C'lothiug. all ages $4.41
Meni's :Suits, big st oek, fint(
:4rmienits. linie quityI $14
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Gmo.
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save 15 to 35 per
I see.
s $2.39, liig lint
.......$4.98 Coats,
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..... ..$7.39 M e sw
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.15c to $1.75 1 Steel
~.98 t o $24.50 Tabl e
~1.39 to $7.89 :e vali
.10c t o $1.48 Piu -vS
15c to $2.98 2 paekt
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t a ilored I JOa t he
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Dealers in everything for the "eme
Phe largest and best equipped mon
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ke sure your haihy is healt hy durig
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es, 2 Big Stocks to
cent of your hard
of WVomen's andI( Children'.e
all sizes, all kinds, fine~ tail
-oats,.........$4.98 up to $45.00
nd lBoy's Caps . . .. 48C Up) to $2.98
hite Plates ......... .......95c
white Wash Bowl .........$1.39
Mtatches ......... .........25c
good lnuamidiy Soap .... ....25c
large size. lsaulndry Soap . ...5Sc
ge Washring Powder.........5c
School TFalet ......... ......5c
P'enc(ils .....................5Sc
iend~ lPeneil ...............c
ood W ri tin g P a per .... .....10c
nte Writinug Pa per'..... .... ..25c
'I Toit S(oap,).Ilarge .... ......10c
' Palmolive 'Moa p.... .... ..10~c
leumi P'owde'r..............25c
'nm P'ow'der .... ......... ..10c
Thread......... .... .... ..10~c
;best. Tlhr'ead .... ......... ..25c
Thimbanle.,... ......... .......5c
)il C'lotlh. best made .... ....48c
Ie heiav~y Shirt ing ('haeviot, only 30c
dI-widec Sea I sltand , onl I.... ..25c
liks, ltiinteh wide . . $1.48 t o $2.48
es4 Iair, P-ins.. . ..... .... ..5Sc
Toilt..oap.... .... .........Sc
Iag, h andy y-way bag.
al. . . .. . .$4.98 to $6.90
6 Big Boxes
WAatches for 25c
Worth 48ce
the Square in Brns oncle