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University of South Carolina ENTItANCE EXAMINATIONS ilsatrance examinations to the Uni Versity of South Carolla will be held by the County Superintendent of Edu cation at the County Court House Fri day. July 14, 1922, at 9 a n. The University offers varied cours es of study In science, literature,'his tory, law and business. Tie expens es are moderate and many opportuni ties for self-support are -afforded. Scholarships are available. Flor full particulars write to President W. S. Currell, University of South Carolina. Coluibia, S. C. No Worms in a Healthy Child All children troubled with Worms have an un healthy colr, whici indicates poor blood. and as a rule, there ii nore or I ess stomach distu'rbance. GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC given regu larly for two cr thre weeks. will enrich the blood. Inprove the dlttlon, and act as a generalStrength. enang tonic to the whole system. Nature will then throjgpff or di l the worms, and the Child willbe isuierfoet heal'n. Fieas1aut to tdii,. C0 ;:er bette. Citation for Letters of .ilidili-straition State of Soulh Carolina. County of Laurens. By 0. G. T mpoPbte.futhIgo. 'Whereas 11. h1. Ilumbnihert, Jno. B. Humbert, Emma L. Ntsh antidt '.lary 'T. Sullivan, 1;e made suit to me, to grant them l -tters of Adninistrat ion of -the estat and effects of .Ioseph 13. Iunibert. These are therefore, to (te i and ad monish all .nd singuilar the kindred and creditors of th' said .Ioseph It. Humbert, dccece'sed, that tihey be and appear bef'ore ne., in the conit of pro bate, to he hel( at Lauren I Court House, 'Lauirens, S. C., on the 28th day or June, 1922 next. after publIcation hereof, at I o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, If aiy they have, why te said Adininistration should not be granted. Given under my ha'nd this 13th day of June Anno Cotini 1922. o. G. ToMPSON, 48-2t-A J. P. L. C. Plumbling Have Your Work Done by Expert Workman Special Low Rates on Work During $ummer Months Save money by having pipe leaks fixed promptly. W. J. CONEY Phone 176 107 . South St. ASPIRIN I1ame "Bayer" on Genuine A Take A:pi: In roly a: toli in' each package of genuine Idayer' Tablet., of Aspirin. Then you will be fol lowing the directi ara and dora ge .orkedi out b~y physicians during 21. years, andI sproved safe by ill~in. Ta ike no -chances with subistltutes. If you see .the Bayer Cross on tablets, you can 'lake themi v:'.hout fear for' Colds, Headache, Neuralgia, Rtheumnatis,, Ear'ache TPoothiache, Lumbago and for Handy tin boxes of -twelve tab - 'ts. DruggIsts ~also .letg cost rew n. ' ' - the duffl larger padckt~zcs. Aspiu n trade: ,inark of Blayer Manufacture cil Anoncoencidester' of salleylicacid. ' FRETFPUt BABIES Cheer U p Ins.tantly When Dr'. Thlo I-ntoni's Eahsy Tee(th er Relnloves Caulse of Pain. Mother! When the child becomes cross and peevish with feverihhos sour stomach, coated tongue, bowef trosbl cold or e ile glvo a course of the o.d reliable li. Thornton's Easy Teether and note the quick improve suent. Dr. Thornton's Easiy Teether is a-harmless "sweet powder composed of atitisepties, digestants and granu lar stimu Iants, contains no opiates or baarngful drugs. Blabies like it and take it more freely ther. sticky syruaps et' l'ud medicines. lndad of unsolited testimonials velved during thos past fifteen years front docto'eq dggists and appregla tive 'iotIers pirop its efficenc 'be' wond question of dubt. if it falls to hepyour child your' money backsilth ##~g :qu~estion. Twelve powders:In-a y~gikagew~ih. full directiong e a g .--dertisemnl. WAY SELL LIQUOR, SAYS TREASURY Permission Beyond Three Mile Limit. May Not be Fial. Washington, June 16.--4alc of i tror on shipping board vessels outside the three mile limit is permissible un der now treasury regulations issued today, according to P. A. Vise, general counisel for the prohibil on utdt. The Interpretation was tuken as settling for Gv time being the con troversy over !Iquor on government ships precipitatcd by Adollphus Busch, 3d, the St. Louis brewer, when he wrote Pre.sident Harding that the gov ernment was cngaging in the boot legging business by permitting sale of alcoholic beverages on shipping board essels. Solution of the problem, Waync U. Whleeler, genicial counsel of the Anti laloon C drl ed tonivitht. lies in "excluding all h tOhat sell :stor from Ameicra n port.s;." I .gisl. tionl to this end is being co-.-' sidered, lie said, as-erting that by put ling both American and foreign ves r-ls on an cqiual foot:nI with respect. to 1I4n1o'. the col'Intitivc' fe tilre of thle qluetin w.oul berenc d The lie \ reu Ill:, t i:m wcce net drft :.d with the in:tionl of sel ing the 11 0Atuoio of lituorr on shlip)ig board v 'is. *%!. \'ise s:tId, .ad i fact we': witn h o:C t' t q-csti:on aro::-e. A tirawnx, hecverc, lhe said, they wvoLk aply ejinit to Anmcrican and fore';;n ships in permittin;g utn:etingt sea C~tores within the thrxee mile. l:mit un1 er enstons ritlations which pro;vde that, wrhile in Anrican ):>ti, all liquors on1 board a hip n At hc nealed It was i'recly predicted toni:ht at. prollibi-ton headqutu I ers, he ever., that aln early opinion wouid be ox Lti coming from Attorney General Daugh erty definitely ruli-n on the quc::tidn of liqtuor en Anerican Ships. Chicag, Ju ne I6.-Adolphus lu. lh has "plut ont over" and his pre"-t posi tion in referc nece t. enforcing 'e piohilbitioll lawa en Amiviti-i enn shl.m is "abdove reploa ch and dtr inr the higrhet co:ndolt iC n."' Vir 'Hinrhaw, chaiTman cf the proh:hitio:n national committee, sah today in a It is a r.d (oninay upon eu; I.overnment thzt it h:'s remained for America's foremnjlot formeor brewer to reveal Ihe bile leak in tIhe nationi) - - minlistrat:11n of th11 ohbiic amn ti-d .neint," corntinued the latumnpt. TR41OOi's ON lilUuN: 0TO 1: . AiT SOWN TI-o-e v ".- ~ '.lefo i U . ' -<irablof /pinion of A;:n'(. Ikriin. JIi lG.--T.he prc\ ce oC1 'f ro :, of " v::r ev i it n" und r. is u :.er'::e na i xon in i ? in h:1 e ha hnr t aG: -n '7C 1 ltOps in G1 erm;'any-th1C'. x'.'xh Ith 'ergry then v'Ith uinji'rsrity profess.or ind la teax wt~mh the newvpap' ne .1' .:ouxld be bet ter' if thers.e un its w'e,'e e. ahced. Concral Al len s:niid r ate n depor'ted. All the F-ingalese had ~one and only a part of the .\adagas nri troops remnained. H'owevcr, there vere about 15,000 color'ed troA13 stills m the Rhine, conuosotI of nxorthx Afri ~an uits, -amo'ng \vhom a number of v'hat are known as "black soldiera" , tre enrolled. None of these were uin Ier his command, he added, and thero vas no pros.pect that any 'would be. General Alien expressed the hope hat shortly no troops at all would be equired on the Rhine. !He declared he occupationi of Rtuhr wast "too terrn )he to think ef" and .a move that no aody wants. "Even the French do not hVdnt tQg Occupy the Ruhr, except in' rare of %?lh st Al ten asserted. He'Iqte, - 1h langer of disoi-der' in ca oc. mupation wvas too great -for- it to .be lightly contemplated. As regards the wvitdraw-atl of Ameri 3an troops fm~m the Rhine, Gener'al lleil 'aid he had .no ideg i ., long f he remaining eobtingent would stay. ~o the present t'he American soldier wvas satisfled 'and it had become a standing byword in connection with' yenalties to say: "You go home on the Gteneral' Allen made it clear that :houigh Frecnch troops -wore. being b'og' in, his sector WMuld continue to bie 'distinctly Amoridan. .' on a ~cU~ 0tabj ~rEOIDJ RIDDLES OLD FIEIJD NEWS * : * 0 0 * * 0 a 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 * :1 Riddles Old 'Field, June 19.--T'he armers have been taking advantage )f -the nice wedther for the past few veeks. Harvest time Is at hand and he threshers have -been busy ddt-ing he last few days. Miss Hester Britton is able to be mt again, after suffering some time 6vith tonsilitis, we are glad to state. A number of relativcs and friends rroin this sectlon attended the Burns reunion Sunday at 'Mr. S. J. Burns'. Mrs. S. E. Riddle and children spent! last week at Mr. N. D. Garrett's. Mr. and Mirs. Brooks Cooper and yoing son, Kenneth, were the ,wel come visitors at Mr and Mirs. P. E. ooper'o Sunday. Miss Irene Owens left .Monday for Rock Hill, whcre she will take a six weeks summer course. 31iss Ida Dee, larlow and Charlie! iarrett visited relatives at Lanford Bund1(ay. ir. and Mrs. J. A. lUddle were the Pests of Mr. und MItrs. R. Z. Garrett Ind family Sunday. Several from ti:s section went to - entral Sunday afternoon to hea Rev. I 1. N. Kennedy-. Mr. Kennedy always lel ive an ii intere.t ilg sermon. Nellie 1ud l'rere I loward spent Mhindcay -.itii theire f Iild, .liss liance Mr. and Als. Joln lIl Rdes and I Misses Hora and Alma Itiddle opjcwk Satuirduay night at Mr. T. W'. Cannady'o. -Miss Irtule Owe.is was t'ie guest of lier friend, Miss 'Iari'ic Le.a Dall, Sat arday night. Air. and Mrs. Jamcs GJodi'rcy were recent guests of Mrr. Go:lfrey's I.ur ents, Ar. and Mirs. .1. t. Ov:ens. We are glad to rprt a good mect Ing being held at the Methodist church in Gray Court. W. Al. S. Circle No. 2 will mect at. the home of Mrs. J. :.. Tdc(d Tuesduy, June 27. MACNI)Eit SP'EAKS T0 FEIEILtAION Legion and Labor lal'e Comnimi Ene. niietg. Cliers Follod Talk. Cincinnati, June 16.-Unity in the principles of both the Aine inan Legion and the American -Federa'oni of La lhor was proclaimed here today at the lederation's convention by leaders of 1_ih orgaiizations amid the applause of the convention dderates who in cele practically cv:-y rolillnent la bor leader in the (on0try. "''he Am!1r:C.an1 Fetdciratio:1 or' La bor aid the America'i L io:i," saidl lianfo:d Mac.N:der, utio:ti command Or of the legion, "both have as ommon nmi'aIes l'!one who seek to tear down tie lawA'ful initegrty of on1r nation." Samnuci C.::uora, residentl of the Fed-r'dn (of Labor, added later the can be n') division of the two orgaizaTions r.s long as both co:i1iue to LOct thi r hold on t heir IL C.r'ge 1 ''. r~, rce coi~mm'r o'f( the igin, .ud lo:sient of the Franen 'r. In i, deel-.c*3red thiat pa1St ' '. " du, to a fr :r Iv I l'o. in both tie lct'io 0( amluh federli ,i .\lv. lA'i'y hp 4.' hn~Xikhe rules."' ini his Cpt'.Ch, Mrhi. -\ihcNider' told the re'ed. 30 mec , 5o c.hUss, no0 (Istinctlaa a y kind c::cept betmn thiuI e con truct ive and d1estrultive f)rce',"' andr bie a(ddedl th-it -'he ambuiition was to ecp the legion "falr, toler'aa, clean 'th the ConeC!uilon of the~ address, he delegite!) proke info a (demon3 arationi -that in'd-0-al.mn ites. The only Important wvork done b~y lie convention was its secondl blow it the one -big union idea vshich came )efore the delegates by a resolution >rop~osinlg adoption of a universal abel. The proposal was voted dowvn, seeley', Famous in This Specialty, -Called to Greenwrood F. HI. Secley, or Chicago and Phila lelphia, the noted truss expert, will' personally he at the Oregon Hotel, md will remain in Greenwood Tues lay on~ly, Juno 2h Mr. .84eley oays: 'The eh)niatic bhIeld will not oly retain any case of ruIpturo perfectly, but contracts the openin~g in 10 days >n the average case. Being a vast ad. raneement over all former methody -exemplifying linstanltaneous 6ffects rmelItaItely-. appreciable and swittis standing anW strain ,91 position no natter the size or location. XNarge or lifleult eases, or inIi~onll rg ures (following oper~atlons) speciall' soilc ted. This instrument 'aelvied .he onl Award i England and In Spain, p'o4 inciig-re'sults .withput aur'gery, inj~c Lions,' medical .treatenits or. prescril :ions. AIr. Seeley iae docunmentsfoii the linited States Gloverminnt Wdtn.. Ington; 'f, 0,. fot' inspecting le wvill b.,d a donon ta. ineihA ~t mtte ifl$ n . j . OUR PLC IS RI We Have Had4 First Class Coi Ready for tIa We have an Anglo-4 One fourth of the ftc States are of this i that turn out any bett Give our mill a trial; be greatly pleased wit of the flour. Bring Us Your ( Bramleti Lauren The Marchant Motor Sthis territory for Ford Car Tractors, announces that the highest class service ir occupied by the Vincept li Moderrii mrachinerya gether with the persona Marchant on all repair w< service that you desire. Mr. -Marchant has I with W. M. Thornpson, F( complete stoc of all parti and traieters w11lalways I, We Give 'Trtan - Corme to See Uspl )UR MI OADY. )ur Mill Put in idition and are ie New Grain merican Marvel Mill. ur mills in the United ike. There are none er flour. we are sure you will h the yield and quality 'orn for Grinding SBabb s, S. C. 7RSAL CAR Company, new dealers in s and Trucks and Fordson they are prepared to give. itheir quarters, previously 4otor Co, mnd skilled mechanics, to 1 supervisioni of Mr. F. LM )rk, will assure you 'of the >een associated for 7 yeats >rd dealer at Greenville. A rfor Ford and Fordson case e liept on hand. a and Tractoii ete Get AequaIited