The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, April 26, 1922, Image 3
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All children troubled with Worms have an uu.
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Imnprove the digestion, and act as a generalStren: :h
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thrq ..ff or dispel the worms, and the Child wilibe
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every worry I've saved
car owners. The Wil
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ost popular of recent comedy successec
hose plot grows out of the conilletilni
lath lChautauquIla by a cast of experi'eu
o Redputh Bul4eaQ .
RUSSIAN FAMINE
IS UNDER CONTROI
kimerlean RelMe Admfi i stratfonl Hlead
Finds Things Well lin Acessible Plac.
CH.
Washington, April 20.-The Amenri
!an relief administration now has
tusslan famine under control in all
he accessible districts, former Gov
rnor Goodrich of Indiana, declare]
oday -after conferring with President
larding and Secretary Hoover upon
Ii1' recen't investigation of conditions
n Russia.
.Mortality among children has been
'edliced to normal, he reported, and
leaths from acute starvation among
kduilts are rapidly (iminishing while
he morale of the people in the faminei
listricts has shown an extraordinary
iange for the better.
Control of the Russian1 famine until
he next harvest, Governor Goodimn
isserted, was pIurely a questioll of
'ailway transportation, the "de-gen
rated administrationl and equipment
)f the railwvays" giving no certainty
is to the continued movemnent of sup
>lies. -ie declared there were enough
:up;plics oil tile way to Russia or
;tored in ports to control the situation
intil harvest if they could be delivered
:o the famine regions but added that
onlgestion at pillction lpoilts, where
is many as 50 trains have been stalle
or nyeeks, threatened moveents
romi the ports.
The former' governor said there was
3very indication that the seed provid
3d1 by the Amer-ican relief adiministra
ion w~ouild he su (Ilcient to 'provide foi
he next harvest, lie spoke in glow
ng termis of the wvork of' the American
~taff in tile famine districts anid de
1laired thle members had organizedj
hiouisands of committees in the vai
)ls commlulnities to a high ipoint of ef
Tleny.
"The gratitude of the Russian pee
ale toward America is uinbounded,'
\Ir. GoodrIch said. "The word ARA
ntials of the American relic? admin
...... le the pr-otective sign of thc
vhole dis5trilbu tive maclhinery from
mars to warehouses and- kitchens, has
.ien embraced as a weord in the Rus
111an language ex!pressing the genecrous
iction of Americea.:
"No doubt poverty will continue in
Russia, more- particuilarly In the citics
1:d larger' towi'ns, forz a long time tc
me, but this great disaster' of famint
~rom doughit will have been over'come
Lfter the new 'harvest in August. Fx
yept for the amelioration inherit pov
ar'ty from economic d'emor'alization,
lie work of the Americans will h'ave
ileen accomplished.
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Ekom, April 24.-WVe are gladl t
report all of the sick in our commnun
ity much -better.
The 'minstrel of' the Center Poini
ichool came uip Friday nighit and gave
their play and was enjoyed by a very
good crowd.
There was a singing at the home oi
Mri. L. C. Cul'bertson Sunday after
noon.
'iiss Myrtle Culbertson has pur
3hased a new F'ord car.
-Mr. and Mrs. J. 'Mt. F'owler and Mr.
rnd Mrs. tH. 8. Wallace visited .M,
Jennie 'Hamiltqn, recently,
Afessrs. Ray and Roy Godfrey and
the ~Messrs. Craddock, of -Wountain
Lzn, spent the woeek-end with Mr,
mies," a Chautau
Scores of cities throughout the countr
convictions of tyo lifelong friends. A
ed Uroudway actors orgauzed by Willi
Floyd Godfrey and Mr. and Mrs. Berk
ley Redden.
Misses Margaret MCDaniel and Eve
lyn. Culbertson spent the week-end
with honiefolks.
Alr. and Mrs. 'Carl Culbertson spent
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complete proluetion of "Friendly En
mn J. Keiglhley, manager of the New
Sun(lay with Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Coo
per.
M~r. and Mrs. Roy Culbertson spent
Sunday with LNr. and Mrs. Ryan Pin
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